Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1874, Page 2

_ EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8. NOYES.......Editor, e™ ASONIO CHOW Ler D. O,—Speoctat Lea on WED. ¥, July fnentiog reaver Largest Cireulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY July 21, 1874, The Star by Mati. Persons leaving the city for the summer. or any portion of it, may have Tie Star sent to their address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, ac- compenied by the money, should be sent to the business office of the paper. Se Where to Advertise, ‘Tar STAR bas now a circulation very much larger than that of all the other city papers | combined, reaching every household in the District and a wide range outside. The result | is that Tus Star affords unsurpassed advan- tages as & medium of communication between all classes of the community, tn the way of the adjustment of demand and supply. -22-- ‘The republicans of Massachusetts seem to be | ina fog with reference to the governorship, the perplexing q on being as to the availi- Dility of candidates. Gen. Butler is strongly suspected of having a hankering in the direc- tion of the gubernatorial chair, but keeps his own counsel. The most likely candidate of the probibitionssts is said to be Gov. Talbot, and if he can succeed in obtaining the regular repub- Hean nomination, and there is no division, he could doubtless be elected. The Springficid Repu does not take this view of it, and says that with the growing demoralization and weakness of the Kepublicsn party, and the con- tinved popular reaction agsinst prohibition, it seems impostible that any avowed prohibition- ist should be elected this year. But either as the republican or prokibition candidate, Gov. Talbot would be an important factor in the election, and contribute either to General Butler's success, if he decides to ran, of to that of the democratic nominee. The same paper says the requisites for a suc- cessful candidate are the avoidance both of a sharp controversy with Gen. Butler and of an | W open division on the liquor question, and an individvaily strong and pepular man. All these might be found, possibly im Congressman | Peirce, of Boston, and probably in ex-Governor | Bullock snd Mr. Dawes, but in no one else. Either of the Hoars wou'd provoke such opposi- tion from Gen. Butler as to make success doubt- ful, if not impossible. It finally concludes that Mr. Dawes is just now the strongest and most | representative man of the republican party in | 4 Maseachusetts,— the man through whose leader- ship ard nomination, most easily, if not alorie, it ean be saved from defeat in the coming elec- tion. —— = «What shall we do with him?” wasthe ques- tion put to Mr. Dick by Betsy Trotwood on the arrival of David Copperfield, tired and dirty, from his long tramp through the country. The | Sapient Mr. Dick, after looking the young man Over, at once replied, “Wash him.” The por- plexed question now is, ‘What shall be done with young Pomeroy, the Massachneetts boy- murderer?” and the popular response is ‘Hang him.” The finding of the body of another of his victims has added to the intensity of public feel- ing against him, and it is safe to say that had these cr'mes been committed in the west the boy fend would long since have been lynched by the indignant citizens. It is more charitable and safer in this case, however, to belleve that | the murderous youth is insane, since there is an abzence of motive in his crimes except the mere | brutal desire of shedding human biood. As his insanity takes the form of murder mania, he ehould hereafter be placed in a position where he will be incapable of harming others. Impris. | 5: onment for life would seem to-suit this particu- | Bos lar case. ee While the voice of the pulpit generally is a4. verse to war, there are still many distinguished cburchmen who regard it as a necessary evil, among them being Archbishop Manning, of the Roman Catholic charch in England. Ina late Giscourse he said he abhorred war as he did | capital punishment, but neverthelees he be- Leved capital punishment to be expedient, necesssry and fnst; and he believed also that war, althongh it caused great suffering, was Often necessary, expedient and just. War was | capital punishment on @ large scale, inflicted | by nations upon each other. He had no sym- patby whatever with the mistaken charity of those who, in their advocacy of peace, would Feduce England to the position of an unarmed | nation, for an unarmed nation could not main- | tain its own honor, protect its interests or de- | fend its rights, and it tempted the aggression of other rations, oe ‘The Chicago Tribune gives the cost of frame buildings recently destroyed by fire at Streator and Chicago, Iiinois, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. and Jowa Fi fowa, at $350,000, and the amount of property destroyed in them at #5,030,000. Commenting on this the same pape? shys: “Placing the differeneé in the cost of these ‘wooden buildings and the brick ones at 20 per cent., the sum saved was 370,000, and to econo- wize this sum—not equal to three months’ in- eurances rates on the property destroyed—there Was wantonly and criminally sacrificed over | $5,000,000 worth of property. In 1871 the sacri- fice In this city alone was $200,000,000, when | $2,000,000 would have borght and paid for tak- ing down every wooden building dcstroyet in that fre. This is the penalty we have paid, | and which we must continue to pay, as long as | © the fuel for these frequent conila- The Grange authorize the publi- cation of pe statements showing the growth of their order, but it is unofficially com- puted that they aggregate 1,909,000 members in the United States, with thousands of new ac- cessions weekly. The new bureau of statistics | is now in full operation at the headquarters of | the order in this city. and sends ont to the sub- | ordinate granges at regular intervals reports of | the crops in all partsof the country, with such other information of an agricultural character as may interest or benefit members. As the bureau is in communication with intelligent correspondents in almost every section of the union, it is claimed that these reports are very full and accurate. It ts said that Mr. Bergh, after having suc- ceeded im breaking up many abuses in the way Of the cruel treatment of the brute kind in New York, is about to give his attention to the cra- elties practiced on the turf. There are no doubt some abuses in horse racing which should be reformed. One is imovertaxtng the physical endvrance of animals in requiring them to ran or trot an extraordinary distance at their highest rate of speed. Already this sammer severs! cases of death on the track and serious injury to other Lorses Bave been reported. Such cares plainly come under the head of crueity. and Mr. Bergh will do a good thing if he can Drevent heir recarr a gx 1 avertisement im @ good "newspaper is ‘ihe bert of all possible salesmen. It iss sales- man who never sireps, and is never weary; who goes afer business early and late; who accosts the merchant in his shop, the scholar in bis study, the lawyer in bis office, the lady at her tea table, who can be seen ina thousand places at once. and speaks to a million of people every Gay, saying to each one the best thing in the best manner. <e-- The Philadelpbia papers are ‘complainiag ‘hat there is no law to punish child-stealing. If the kidnappers of Charley Ross are once caught, let them be tarned over to a jury of eight or ten anxious parents in the neighborhood of his home, shout the dusk of evening, and we think they will be able to Gnd a law th ¢ will suit the case. BEY. MBS noel Mba Son bold aserios of Religions the Grove Abderson (fienover Bench sacien iA Washingt ‘arch. Haltimore and Ohio railroad, commencing WEDNESDAY ee ees the 224 of Juiy on instant, scd continuing fer three days acd nights. Services at 10s 8.m. end 3p.m.cacn day Spocial eccommodations for travel from Baltimore = Wasbington at reduced rates. ayia -PRINCIPAL OFFIOR OF THE = MEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST OOM. Wasninctox, D.O., July 13, 1874 ae ee aL Company, No. 1309 mee reanested to Cie of fhe a at th iy Columbi for other i" approved June 0, 1874, igned are eamitewe abeard of audit, fo.ezaminevand sudit for settlement all the or floating iadebtoduoss of the District of Columbia and of the Board of Public Works; one, pursuance of this daty, they are directed Fice for the presentation of the following cial: First. Claims against the Board of Public Works evidenced by sewer cortficates. Second. Claims aguinst the Board of Pnblic Wiaks porporting to be evidesced and ascertained by certificates of their auditor. Third Claims against th» District of Columbia exidenecd by certificates of its auditor and comp- tr Fourth, Claims existiog or hereafter created for which ne evidence ¢f indebtedness has been issaed, — DR oat of scutrects, written or oral,made by ard of Public Works. Mpitthe Cinines for which no evidence of indebted- nees has been issued, arising 61 mtracts, writ fer cr etal, mage by or on Fehalfof the District of lnmbis, rivate property taken by th to we and allese of the cities of Washiogtou ani Gesrae: town Seventh, Unadjusted claims for damages that may have Leen presented to ths Board of Public Worl Prrsuant to an act of the Legislative Assembly of the District of Columbia, entitled An act provid. ent of damasges sustained by reason ; beret Big auth. iat for amount of sewer tax or ass ment paid by any person, persons or corporat urder the act of the Legislative Aesembly of the District of Co'nmbia. eniitied “An act ereating mage ALG sewerage sections in the cities of hingten Georgetown, in the Dist! lumbia, and pro: iding fer the payment et th struction of sewers and drains thersia b ments oad ta issuing certiZeates thersfor,” approved june 3, Joie seth case where the tadeboteens claimed to exist is on account of services rendered or material furnished upon theorder of an officer of the District of Columbia or of the Board of Public Works, such Claim must be eccombanicd by the certificate of the | ‘ordering the same | No claim will be audited or allowed aloes pre- sented within ninety days from the date hereof. U ela Sato the Board of sh Golumbia Builting, , #2 street, Waahingten, D. 0. Sey First Comptroller, Data Bare sro. J. M. BRODHEAD, | Second Comptroller, United States Trensuty. | _Jucy 9, 1574. 399 12t HIBERSI€ HALL AMOoIATION, OF Georgetown, D. O, having purchased the Lot, 96 by i Lemme Brian tree; posite the ened books of subscription for Onice of the Auscclation, No. 70 High street, John Cartin, No. 139 Bridge «treet, IN WASHINGTON. Denn & Fegen, 935 Louisiana avevs northwest. | Daniel Lough nay!vania avenge oun ‘Trban, corner 16th and L streets northwest, — I 7.05 7th street northwest. » 926 G street northwest. F Busscll, 818 Teh street northivest. Farrice Qoreoran, 341 D atrest southwest, William ene corner of 7th street and Louisiana evpnue north ce Ht: Hunter, corner of © and Bib stress Tr st the Bos order Sivesaanse” WM. LEISHEAR, Secretary. WAE DEPARTMENT, eae SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE, WasnincTon, D. O., July 1, 124, ADVER1/SBMENT An Army Medical Board will meet at New York | city, aud asimilsr beara at San Francisco.on the 4b ‘of August next, for the examination of candi- \ | Gates tot samuel ninto the Medical Staff of the U. ations for permi=sioi - joards should be addressed Tel tbat ar, through the Surgeon Gene |. Army The spplication must be ne hand writing of | thecandidate. and must state the fall name. resi- dence. age, and date and viace of birth. Candidates must be between 31 and 93 years of ud grada- es of a Medical College having a thorough and com- plete course of m: dical edncation—evidence of which | must be submitted to the Boi fi oe to character and qualifications T before these ould wud fm such cases byect to the di Secretary of Warin b special case, ance is made for travel or other expenses odergeing exam ment ae as it is an in- rerequisite bengene Bunn 3. ES, va-tth.s.teng 1 Surgeon General, U.S. Army YOUNG MENS — aasours: | Corner $b and | oc San, Men co pecially ‘invited = ‘vail themselves | of the petyiteces of th BEE CracuLAT tag: LIBRARY, Ronit aD Con VEUSATION ON BOOMS. | Chess, Oheckers, Piano, Or in Latta, Greek and English Branches. Daily Prayer Meetings at 12:15,6and p.m _ Sab: bth Afternoon Bible Beading at 4 p.m. Sabbath Evening Services in the Room at 3pm. jylé-tr ‘USWEGO, DEEP BOCK r KENTUCKY BLUE LICK WATERS the limit of cision of the | as of p | diszersibie A felt ry eived. | EVENS i HInEWAL WATER DEP: x | Pcs tr bemmid a. FENICK'S INDIAN HAI BESTORER | es pover been known to fail, It frees the | a Dandruff, restores Gray o ita na | tural color, renders ft soft end pli. ay en's the Hair from falling out, and Teproduces it when gone, It lathe Guest Hair Dresser Known. “Wer fale Oy all es 5 MANUBAKE PILLS —These pills are composed exclusively of vegenabie ingredients, and nithough they entirel rasde the une cf mercury, do not leave any of it | effects, ‘The act Clrectly upon th liver and are @ raluable Femedy to all casee of derangomont resalt- ing from a disordered staie of that organ, Liver Qompiatnt, Bitous pbisorders, pete: Bick Typbold Fevers, £c., #0 pall sacciimb to | ihe vires gate of (Scheuck's Manirake Pi juriens le ms-tr SEpor rave aeIOm ¥ REneoan. arr. ‘BOoREErING and Thing and srening, daring cr les west Oatleges corner 7th and LESSONS, during these ISH AND FRENOG dies, will reopen MON- Clrenlars may be eb- it Hill. jy2l-at" 723 7th streets.” Also, months only." M ISS JONES’ E Bchool for You R® EMOVED to the splendid Stove BN. rect, Bak susere shove Patent Of- tee, where wet! PIANOS. OBGANS. ones alt MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. at lowost prices. G.L. WILD & BRO., Tas 7th st porthwest, viet and ali instruments tuned and repaired. pn E. BN. LEWIS. GEO. Ww. pater WIS & BARRY, AGENTS AND ‘eROK EES, REAL, estat 1511 Hpatttled AVENUE ASHIXGTON, D. O. Honey to loan, Clsims before the Densctets coll NGINEER'S OFFIC &, E* DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wasninoton, Jaly 2, i374. sale wilt be Feceived at thts omce at 12 24 Bealed until F Bi Day, ith & wood ane tio roof. For farther information and specifications apply at this office Proposals most be endorecd “ For repairs of Eastern Market House,” ueer, District of Colum? it [Rep J aud aeconted to the Engi- FeaNnk T Bowe hief Clerk. COURT OF THE DisTBIOT COLCMBIA. The With day of July Kear Prceneit and others, ve Yrces Brawser No. 3181, Byuity. BR. P. Jackson, = On motion jutitfs, by their ‘wolleltor, ® x7 ordered that the defendant, Eilon Brewner, cause her apprarance to be entered ber ah nos or pene the first rule day oc- curring ree lor this date; otherwise, the cause will be be preceeded w with as the law directs: Sitte By L. Pow Aina pooestap opm Baie 108, pain MU TB er, 7th and BH streets, BHOV. Al sees conan Gal Fal ae WANTS. WAnTED A Yoo o E | Seas fos a bad street WASTED fouse. M streets Sorthwect Mast b week, nena lowest te: J. Leek ~ — eye E MAR. nae, week stendi ir and contain modern improvements. Adress, ‘or Wash- i fabout eight roms, 'ocat:d dst fefeets mua Detween © ond rej jy2i-3e ANTED—A reliable W ay. WOMAN to do wae noerinaes, at 323 C street ithout rec ter and meets with ready aale as One Gantie terms. EB. Q. GUNSON & Btationers. southeast: ; liberal 00., Booksellers ‘cad 3920-20" LOST AND FOUND. | L375 0 Saraey creping s BELT, 6. 8H and ‘on K street, from Zist street to Vermont nthe finder will be rewarded it returned to . 2016 K street. ror ID—At the corner of Th street and = - are BALL, A tise. '4u% 7h ntreot, cs TO Ti UBSORIBER, ONE at herr en eee white te ‘The owner leet 8 ok come forward, prove oy nj Shargenand tako har away. AN. Comer 6thrand Uta. wo ae i" | LOST. on Monday night. Jab 20th. on Now York aveuue, two FLAGS, (aiIk,) with gold tassels: | ia by 3f. "The finder will be liberally awed by Waring the same with J. C. BRGOOD & 918 Loulslane sveuue, between 9.b fod te 27 WASTED-—The Dublic to Know we bave opened 420 rest, five doors north cf Pennsylvania avenue, ore prepared to inal ite » where we PL ‘BING AED GA8-FITTL (tae etm a ae Yarcs ond Cellars drained and Sewers laid, in the best mann eo) : NAN BROTAERS Practical Tt Plumbers Hy WwW ANTED—A ches Laer pontine aL Batreey for medical purposes. 5 ht ecil will please address“ No. of "? Federal ity, statirg kind, new or ol 5 sheer le, names of currents generat wisbii Bailldings, nd If poe Weiss Stand H streets northeast; Tent $59 per month in advance, LEY’s fs Corpenter Shop, D street. near west. modera improvemes Inquire at PLoM: ANTED—To rent, or seli_on month F OBB’ and Se BGP nore 3-3t* Ast, ty WwW ‘aud conniy tathe United 8: ANTED-—Oce or mare AGENTS in asian sto canvass for i] 0 EES ARD—Lost on board steamer Oity of sabingion, coming from Alexandria to soy om Sunday, Saty sth. ‘one 4 BLERVS BUTTONS. That above rewaré by leeving them s¢ WRIGHT BHO! Semple Boom, Soruer ot Tih aud F streets north aED— or stolen from the $1 1 0f Drove oan. gsc Ream th» Math instant, « roan COW, horns. “The above ref Fardwil be paid sf’returned to the Drove Gecrgetonn, D. Sri se* aR ha = eet MAB The above It returned to 'e J016-6t™ FOR SALE. [70H SOLE a scoud-taud BBABSE, im god order. eui le for re vf use. ire of OBUIT, Ja. 1796 G atrer I THe OE Sab very “me pair of yvuug a work ¢ Extra inducements offered te good | It BLOODAD HU 2 hands; | i; to G0. O. LEWIS, 401 7th seats | fat pettectty se er el | 2k jired. Address 0 © 6 tar office, )30-3t" ANTED—Immedian1)—Fanilice or persons ral ai W Aa reed of arit-cloce Bervente of oveer ite: t HARNESS. tis hor sites seh scription, male nd female, tocall and get «nm und OPS eller, Oana be seen + be) nee, . wd sobs Be eexs Bat OANNIBLL § les, No. 309 and he of wages by apply areka Ku hFtreet northwerts — Omen to | Fae hss oT reet nort! jyt0- accond hand FURNITUS -hand OLOTH CLO’ a ro BED | ING, and BOOTS and eidES Will psy the highest cagh prices Orders Penuny' V 7 ANTE very one te Know A. at seri yeast Ke cheap for cash, at rm jachine Agency, 2 NOTIONS: also, Branc! 269 . bh ni av caer tere aney Ie nue, me “ipo “W. SPIO promptly atiended to by mail, QOLMAN & Cor, s Ho. 936, corner lth street and i a-iy” the BEY GOODS. B HOMTERY | SVieesr rr orest’s Pat- Agent, PERSONAL. M Green’ 's Alley, ES. MASSEY, FORTUNE TELLER, No. 6 between 18th apd Lith’ screets L street and Massachusetts avenue - ana W HITE HOUSE GKOUNDS —Sati ning. two young ladies, the small dress with brown trimmings and pink Pare with Frank several times, and w bim vp the avenue, from near 14 Market Space. OBSE.: Pitase send address to BNVE .B care of the Star office, city. iked with treet, through OUs iy at” I uy Bestaarant will be closed for a a until Keball, receive HEREBY GIVE NOTIOB to iy friends that hort time, ei 9 reopen by legal aiid Fst Dew : i18-e04t BACRT: y ADAME FLOR®: 7H. EL fs unequi of your the ‘alled in testing the past. present arated togethe jccoss in life, "In matters of invaluable. She gives aviver: FBO pay 16 O <iPeot north SERAT ED CLAIRVOYANT, and future to causing speedy marriages, bringing and poiatingont the sure BOARDING. CoestEy BOABD At Mrs. DB. JO: lege station, band O B. B 8 wiles en'y of fresh milk, fruit, and ice. Appl ELNS, Oo!- from city ly at H 3521-30" Le Pest Office department, Racor. To ithe spendid Store, Ottice, where we have Seventh f square aud all Musical Instrumente, at jomeet ‘abo’ the best PIANOS, No. 723 Patent ve OBGANS, prices. BRO., 723 Seventh atreet northw st. — ‘and all instruments paire ,KEAT BARGAINS! | GREAT Bak tanned and re- 35%) tr GAINS! We are clostog cut. A AT LESS THAN Cost, Biack Grevadine Linen Lawns, mer at Lia lack Mohairs, Aipac d Black Litke at Be" Fif.y spring Shawls at S#7-Five hundred dozen duced prices bye 91.25 3 5, as, Lavoe, Batesto Organdies, and other sum and @1 5). <1D GLoves at re- White Goods, Linen Sheetings, Towelings, Toble Damasks, Napkies, Flanuels, ant Drees C00 van Low <pRrCeS, J¥20-3t pi ty oA ia ‘Trave log SEPH J, MAY aveniié Wire Olcth for bo pean 4 Mec WATTS need Pric os M ILWAt ae PILSEN BVERY DAY WM. VOGELW 613 Th at., Opy. By 5y18-6t" EFBIGERs TORS —& fall acy riment at Re. ater Cov Gas and EYD, Patent Office, No. 439 Ire — { BARG@AINS i; FOR 2 ASH PAPER BANGING, ita RDOW SH PICTURE FRAME. PIOTL CORD aud TASSE ILS, assortment in the Dastrich a ra KSRIT ‘Terms cash 9 7th Jy 18-60" ri Neo. 439 STREET ADES. PIOTURE nies largest Rs, street, No. & doors above Oad Fellows” Hail. Dee eee iN. July ‘The firm of been dissolved by mntaal consent. debted to the late firm will their accounts 63 Soon as posst! All WILLIA ae ©. BRYA 10, 1874, of BRYAN. BROTHERS has this day please cal ‘and settle JOSEPH B guyaN M BRYAN, ‘The business in future will, be conducted by J.B. rt B gstionsto thei very liberal pi firm name of J.B. © under mavy obli- d customers for the @ herctofore given them, and respectfally oak’ a continusnee of their favors at the o'd stand, No 605 Pennsylvania ave. ne C0. Bryan having withdrawn from the firm of Bryan te re, ness in ail its branches at King Place, “we bone fone, on or about the Ist of A ay will continu» the grocery busi- ‘corner of agust. LAST CHANCE FOR AN EASY FORTUNE! FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. JULY 31ST, 1874. LIST OF GIFTS. [aq mee he ag Se Bigenree PEEEE IS a0, @ CARH GIF Ts, ato GasH Gt GIETs: 19,000 CasH GIFTS, GBAND TOTAL 20,000 Gitts. ali cash’, PRICE OF TICKETS. WHOpE TICKETS. For Tickets or information, Address THOS. E. RAMLET TEs, Agent and Manager, Public Library Balding, Louisville, Ky, or full particulars apply to Hon. BY, inte M ©. from Loutsvitl ‘TEL, Baltimore, asd ROBERT ie eccrine contin BAREUM’S HO- NTINBNTAL | FINE DOUBLE CARRIAGE, Very cheap THOS B, YA AN ER 313 19 Th street | | | {OR BALE | i | | Fs, SALE—SPRING WAGONS TOP BUGGIES, one TWO-8 jold on mont tory i price. JAS. K Prospect street, @e« cegeeowae” of ali sizes, AT, F pape ord BEY,47 | elé-ie™ | | [008 BENT Two or three unturaih @ BOOMS, FOR RENT AND SALE. | Fe BENT—Fine six-room BRIQK HOUS! Water and cas. Apply No. 1106 L st. iy#l-6- CUR BENT— Accent Ist. with board, two vice Fe farnisbed tro NOOMB, ommunicatiug: 53 cvld water in rooms, and ; | Ronse, TOM 9th street? ns “TSF convenisnge FY OB SALE — ocenee & desirabie BRIOK ‘cf 12 rooms; ea woot: {pces, ¥ ‘Soames, 1 sista Teh st h W.H WHEATLEY, 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D. U. FOE BENT BOOMS on ret, second and third eor, north an@ south front, f farnishe? thout board. |B. horee. S19 B bet. bth aod Fe BART a Back ‘BUUSH, cone rooms, » Bo. = son ns eeae meetirecete dcor. fate BEETS ee Le neat th ‘street Stories, gas and ne front and suber FSRRENtTTA Sizce-ctert ond basement BRIO! HOUSE, with beck Daesing comeining ten cellar and ana, ise fronts south. Is near Brode Isiand avenue, aD streets. Inquire at reels and | Wood yard, same : quare. FPSE BERT —Sos 98 and 37 K sircet aioe: 15 rooms each, entirely new: every conven! etce Oniy each. No. 15838 strect nort west, also new. $3) An elegant HOUSE in north- western portion of the city, 1§ rooms, three comm: | bicating parlors; black wainut finish; nearly new; s . GEO. B. CO) B.w. Be 3y21-3t n B street, between t+ and 6th streets sunt s bew brick row from the corne’ th side. [OE S¢LE O8 BENT —Six-room brick HOU on T street, beiween 14 h and 16th streets bath, w Apply at 1461 T street. EGS BEST Tiree story brick aavkis, ae No. 294 2d street N, All mod: ventences. Jiemt low to.» good ten 7 Pennsy Ivant of Tas et, bay window, and large getter ~ = yo 7 | JOR SALE—Ata creat bargaia—orick HOU! OF SALE-A jorge number of Fauily OAR- | JOE SALE At creat bargalo—orick HOUSI WAGONS, old and new. very cheap. | rooms and bath room. Pressed brick trout, with Old Oarringes token tu exchange. bay" window. CHAS. H. MOULTON, 08s F K, 194 and 196 Bridge street, aeons ‘ya0-aw _3¢23- im Georgetown, D. Fo ys — A suite of three unfurnished COR SALE—Fine CANARY and moots | } pe Ree BIRD2; warranted od pingers.. BIBD fox pa fh Sian AGES. Prices low. ‘37 South B street 33 Latrcet, between 9th acd oe stocks niter 4 ‘Street car o'clock. 320: tr LADIES’ GOODs. GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS: RM In HAMBUBG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS, SPANISH and GUIPUBB NETS and LACES, FLOWERS and HATS. ‘The best Jouvin Two-button KID GLOVES, only $2 per pair. MBS. M.J. HUNT, _iy20 tr. Nos. 621 and 623 D street. FORTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT. M. WILLIAN Will hold special sale fer ONS WEEK, commenc- ing MUNDAY. TY 20th, of by Kees, stock of LLAMA LAUR J 8, LLAMA LAOE points, LLAMA LAOE TALM AS, at @ discount of forty percent. These goods are from the best mannfacto: ies in Europ, aud most desirable in = and siyle, Also, the entire stock o GRGANDY SLEEVELESS JACKETS, ANDY BLOUSE W oe tf nd Bas trimmed © discount. BLACK st Ronee CHIP HATS GREY, ee ane. oners STRAW HATS Without ere jp Rope tant ‘only, EOS PENTA recstony brick HOUSE.» No. 612 18.h street northwest, with three-siry back puilaing, with all modern faprovements, ‘oou- 13 rooms e ‘ang cellar, in complete o: moderate, Posscasion ty be had on the Ist of August, 1574. ye tw @. W. BILLIre, an shal ciice, City ‘ail, or at the house, No. 430 34 street northwest iat Fo HEN T—Tw UNFURNISITED Fpoms ihe fret floor se No. $24 northwest, {OR BEN TOOUS 8: cars pass the door. Kent, vance, “Inquire next door, Myles pried -Farnishel—A small HOUSE, fonr kitchen, healthy location. Street fo uA: port 82) poe month, 19 H street iy (CR BALE—One of the most desirable 8UB- UBEAN HOMES near the city, coataiaiaz ix sod a half acres of bighly-caltivated grounds, Cot. ang Barn, oichard of beet vaticties Gi,gocd well of watsrin tke jard, all th first-rate oondition, three miles from the <{t0 ocd roads and convenient to schools, store, Se.;tembracing all the advantages uf Pleas country heme, audausceptible of being vantagecusly In Lote. 6!" Beal Brave and General Agent: 805 beh st. OR BALE—No. 730 13th etrect northwest, be- tween G and H streets, has 12 rooms, all mod- erm conveniences; lot 28 feet front by 14 doop; $3840). No. 728 lich strect, three-story Bi 29.9 foot front ome, modern conver: iebees, lot Ao deep: 218.100 14 1IEh street southeast, of 9 rooms, or aeine marge: ac. alley in ree 5.0 lower rates in. ‘various parts of the city. iyi8-tr THOS. R, WAGGAMAN, (OR RENT—Posscasion August deuble front TWELLIN fi Street, between Sth acd 6th sire rth we the best-esiabiished Boarding-houses in esmeae ton, containing 17 rooms, bath, hot and cold tots tionary stands, I.fty ceiling. i? fe oa 1s make it first class in every pertic nt, Per month; key and information st att | louse, nv All gcocet arked in plaiu Agures. eT WILGIAN, Hania aveune, Washington, Jyl8 6¢ TVeEsty PER NT DISCOUNT. M, WILLIAN WIN commence, ov UNDAY, JOLY 131 TO SELL HIS ENTIRE STOCK AT A DIS- CUUNT OF TWEATY PBK CENT, BF All gocds are maried in plain figares. Be Biore will be closed at Gorckck._jr11-2¥ MIBS McCORMgcx, §R 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Up Stairs.) iam in constant ae of the newest designs tn MILLINERY GOOD rence FLOWEBS, ___ LACES, Rag At? uADAR ESTREN’S, 61% ith *:roer, reduce our enorn K of Houmas Hair, Braids, and Curis. Very bs «¢ Braids of a new yl af $1 and upward Deaatiful Gurls tous 60 cents upw Ladies in want will save money and time. | Galland examine, We guarantee satisfaction te all ‘207-30 —_—_———_ MEDICAL, &. D32),%;, SCHOENEOKER, 1324 G scroet, fiasing iuade the treatment of cliroate and gon” erally considered incurable discasos cialty for re in both hemispheres, has, for his own | at up a TU. USSIAN BATH, im- | er his own system. by which the follow! | es are gained: 1. The head is kept ont of the steams, end the bath becomes a comfort lastent | of an ordeal to go through. 2 By 2) degress higher | steam can used, making it for more ‘effectual, 3. Bulphur or edi be used in the buil: . 4. Bach patient Persons oe to congestiv: js can take the improved bat without inconvenience. Besides ell chronic di eases, rheuma ism, paralysis, all skin and femsio pment a Dr. trests suces cholera, {both Asiatic and morbt etc. Uperations of poly per, cancers, kere’ pectors of after the latent acientttic ethiod,( Ricetrolyais, ) avoidin; leeding, by very litti Consulta free. CoE YOURSELF —sATISY agTiOs — Rd ite medicine, Onb Bp Corner 9: h st t and "Peatayivact Musenis ‘Temple. U ROSOOPIA.— Hear ye! heat ye! hear ye! Re sialnt dercise The celebrated Croscopian Ph sicians, Das. BROTHERS & Y, cau bs con- 905 B strect southwest, After world over iu search of Knowledge, and haviog spent seven years amoug the Indians for the pur- Rure of getting a thoror gh knowied they flatter themselves q cure all complaints to witch the human family ‘are subject. We flatter ourselves that all who favor ‘ithe call thot we will, without making them anestion, or seeing the patient, tell them their co! piainta and aympioms, and guarantee an any and peedy cure. We require for examination at least two Ounces of the frst urine in the morning. N. charge for advice or examination jy10-im™ CoNripaataL iL MEDIVAL ADVIOR —Oid CoD eater facilities than ever for practiciug his is pet ty. Otice at his Drugstore, corner 455 Pa av. Only one charge for case vedvice and medicine incladed: d71-Im* sulted at their permanent Medi ing traveled the avy FOR UA ad wate INES HAS BEMOVED to ve Td ate £ of Pennsylvania avenue and 9! pee ORE LES To anne hy Bd Men from the effeots of Erro1 red. ie early life. Cink eid paar duet sisuestatre Foe: BERTI Brick DWELLING, No. 1402 N strict northwest. containing — Sigel h sil modern improvements, 75 per he A DAVI8's BOM, 315 7th st., opporite Patent Otis. —ihreo-siory and Basement BRIOK Two-story BRIOK STABLB; 130 0 Teet southeast; gas, bot and cold water, stationar; Washstands, range, &c, Inquire on the prom{- ses. jy8-20* UR BENT—Three unforoishea CHauE tere ATTIC ROOMS, DIBING aI KITCEN and cooking APPARATUS, bath Foam het and cold water, in brick house, No. 726 street oo References required, ‘aoe 4 Dr. A. F. A. KING, on premises. ivi lw ‘UB SENT—A StL desirable two-story pross- brick front HOU! iB, rituated on Washington itreet, between 4 Banbarton stroct EES, Goorge town, D.O. 1] ‘modern improvements, Beut very iow for such & renldene LIAM TYLER, Jy15-ecbt 716 and 715 15th street. ieee VENT—The large STOBE in 932 F 9 sunting-house Fixtures for sale. Apply te JouN's oie 934 Fstreet. jyll- NT = Augost Ist, the sage WAREHOUSE #2 Louisiena avenue, be- tween 9th and loth streets, occupied for the last cieht years by the firm of Newman and Tolson, Ficur and Commission Merchants, BE to WILLIAM IL. PHILIP, You Corner 6th and Louisiana avenue. ssd-cow (OB RENT—HOUsSs corucr ith and N streets porthweat, with store, ccntainin at rent $25°0) per month. Enquire of corner of 131 Fo RENT=DATOR HOUSE Bo. 1621 ith street northwest; 3 stories, gas and water; fine front and rear yards; large parlere, ae ft Pa oe in gold leaf. Fine neighborhood, | Fr Fo BALE OB RENT—A very ayant Tere yard ‘at No. 412 6th strest northwest, betw: streets, between Sand 6 o'clock in the sae antes _ in an excellent locativa, with ‘Terms of sale will be made very tiveral, iv. OB BENT—Aiis USE on between ad EB Pay for a boardi it lias lately beea put fn thorough repair. 1 6th street. Bal ;OR SALE—A sail FABM, containl Fe 2 acres. On the old Bladensburg road, about 35 Washington. A fine doubie House, sit- ‘@ high elevation, overlooking the sur- ountry. Barns, Stables all conve- for acountry home. Address -s Z sOR RENT—A Three-story BRIOK HO! ‘No. £16 diet street northwesc; nine rooms wad kitchen, bath-room and water- clowet, ardecld water, iatrobe stove complete’, ‘Taeaice at Ste VER'S Coal and Wood Yard, corner 2ist scat 1 streets. Foes athe en BEIOK HOUSE, 33, 1331 Columbi orth’ water. Aino, STORE "No. 1213. sires north jness stand. a it door. hurifegronD. Ne ee a Foe BENT—A splendid STORE, =. 327 Peon- sylvania avenue, een and 4» 5! —— Has been occupied as Salloring ote estabii over thirty years. T.F. ae ings, No. 338 Pouwsyivanis rome Souse rad ‘about miles fron Te cP fe ft cla repair. ii argos renee 3 8. ber desirable Seine fond LOTS in all parts of the chy her abs EJ, SWEBT. 511 7th street. F°. BENT—FEDESAL Mite ones gah eae AED ROOMS, tingly and in EDUCATIONAL Daz oy WILSON, any hour, t rooms and ‘the best a ot, ndance rs private residence, reat “ane beceere ist ed institations in the ‘or terms, sc aire Sdress Bev. ae i BLARELEY, PRD: ALwiox SEMINABY I FOR YOUNG LADIES BUSINESS CHANCES. | Ey a Saw Gee, RESTATE Fox poet (eS tag ented ry Poly vmmsdiately wt 308 ME: ror ASE 0 BXCHA ‘A desirable F BUPINESS STAND (9 Gecrgstowa, corner of hi streets: abore'the store, Oo: mw WAGOAMAN, 519 Tin mireet $8,000582:5° iy20 2 $1,50 years. A hy pase ely cen $10 000 ccait jy 21-8 000-TO LOAN ah — oB eum. Le | “gue Wecateacart forte en wo. MM ROBRER, | i | ‘S13 7th strest. —_— BONDS bona onTOOk at the commission. “BOSWELL * Gon 333 0 street worthwest, st. and Virgi~ . ‘OB! ; Losurance Agent, 3938-St 649 Wetrect vorebwsst, S*W EE TAXES RETURNED TO F PROPERTY ROLDEBS. | Send your raceipted bil! to DIChSON & PATTERSON, | who Will give prempt attention to hy om t properly audited aid settlements satisfacto: eae Cinims of every description prosecuted before the Board of Andit and District Commission. Tax-pay- ers will Bnd it to their advautages to ile their elaime with ue proes (9 OFFI ome G03 ls:h street, cpporite Treaenry. 2O® 45. street, noar Columbia Bel 3 reALE A good pa 1 capitel required BUSINESS oF particulars sddrees | ri will refund all amounts the undersigned wili give fon to’ their col as well as Fr certificates, damages, &c., nader ti ‘dof Pablic Works. gh lease leave your papers [pitice, 1495 F im WER TA\ES To BE. PAID BACK. who bave paid their 8 ed by the inte District government, can get thele m "Bey paid deck by placing their receiptnd bitie tn my bands for col- jection, law Imposing said tax bering boon te. Pealed by ©: Only ineey’ ‘aye ‘allowed to au sudit the bills. LAGRTT, No. S19 Market Space, Board of Traie Booms, time. ARD W. ALLAGH, 456 Loutsians sveaus, om jy7-colm*™ PECIAL aorcn TAXES ‘REFUNDED, Under the recent act of Congress changing our form of government proviston waa male for ra/wnt- wer Tayes and the general adjustment of against the late government We bave specially turned our attention to this business and promise our best care tu all cases committed to us, site ~~" & MIDDLETON jy6-Im okers, 613 15th street. ee te ae Pap eas asi he, cave tos city ean sell ibeit , QARPETS, STOVES and OLOTHL ING, ot E street, next fe Mecho leat pd yop IF VESTMENT — oun aad ae for X sale in varions parts of thie city, at great bar- sire for cash, or parton time. ROBT a. PH IPS, Meal Retate Broker, GO3 igh at, FAMILY SUPPLIES. SPEeciaLtyY. Chetce Teas OF ALL STYLES. pounds edd tional wii! arrive to-day of the oe NTS A POUND STYLE. the @1 Tea, 87 For“ loed Tea” it ts remarkable, N. W. BURCHELL, sheet 135% F STREET. GENIE sranisn SHERAY WINag, PER DOZEN; 60 CENTS PEB BOTTLES No Wine like it south of New Fork lest thas @ per Lottie, ©. WiTMER, Fine Groceries ané Wines, 291% Penusyivanie avenne, HOICE FAMILY FLOUR. v18-tr w. a. TF) EY BEST, FOR WHITEN ESS,P URITY ond SIRENGIN HAS NOS ERIOR, We call the special attention of families who ae- sire the best of bread to It m Prrience, and the ved ‘thet it will please the fro vo he Bert fastidious, Its uniform quality can be depended om, as we sett one which bat not been thoroughly tested and found equal to onr standard. We also cal! attention to our SUPERIOR GRA BAM, FLOUR. which tg ground from selected Wheat, and which is oue of our epectaliics, For sale by the PRINCIPAL GBOGERS, and by the manufacturers, W. M. TEN ves CAPITOL MILLS srl Sm Ss H—_ WINES, age: > . ime. ‘Gerke, i, a Wine Sey ~prietor National Wine Bitters, 117 and 19 S Peamyivente aveaes T° ‘0 INVALI DS, taper tice are mati cate Lee Me ob. c BhOwMiNG's (DITEERS, : Proprietors EXTRAORDINARY 12 ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co. QUOTE: SUGARS, Fo SALE OR BXOHANGSE FOR GITY PROPESTY. NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, THIBTY SMALL FARMS BUILDING SITES OF F FOBTY AORES ND SUBURB M TWO TO = N ya a unp” ae Considering these, and many other Sdvantages; their close proximity to the Citr, and the very low prices et which they are off ee no better invest- ment could be made, Apply ti ROBT A. PHILLIPS, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 603 létx STBEET, BAING. yee fe NDE Opperite ‘Treasury. Hairs Sarre pakears ior, Bravc jee in Ne a 2 0 to deal. HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS cxtracndiuecy acilities Please address en 3049 New York 516-1 1a V ALUABLE REAL AL ESTATE io tho Shenan- doa rene, consist ng of town Woodstock county, seat of Bhonan cout ABMS, for exchange for clty pr je2-2m* Lae Corner lth and @ streets noi PIANOS, &e. (OR | SHOBT TIME ONLY AT GREATLY KEDUCED a Flanus from the following celebrated " Wm. Kuabe & Oo. xu Baltimore; Wim. Common, Albay a0 and Hardman, N pa ANOS tea. Crit Fou RENT, ond Twine ‘and BRPAIRING ry Fi nded t SHRICHESE oH FIANO WABREOOMS, th street, above Pa, avenus. pur aaa BROS.” PLANOS. “They are in every respect superior in- struments,” ‘Thos. Thomas, 8. B. Mills, CHBISTIE PIANOS, ORGANS, To be had st @. KUHN’S PIANO 8TOR! 632 New York avenue, near 7th street. zeeneat Organs tuned and siaineiae for Jem. rn LAS Seventh AND MUSIO STORES, moriawast. | SeotHorry IN | E a ia Fe OF MBS. 48. Le x. BoE BABES or M8 ann, i hrontc , Diseases, my eae ile oun aod paraly he duh a MERCHANT TAILORS. BF, > iitaanr rascor, ; an’ F Srexzr, Orrectes Farane si y FE. J. BEIBERGEE ,) ABMY sb tiavee ccgeatind patie 241L 08, yi-ly INSURANCE COMPANIES. Ts pbb rats ae ASSURANCE NTs Tth street. FIRE INSURANCE. Si tbe. for on Ss Ibe. for Si ibs. for #1 $s tos. for $4 rown (nearly white: 0% ibs. for God BOW Becvee on wowehh Ube, for OL FLOU Welch's Best Family, por eack. Golden Bail Family, er sack. i} Milts Family... foonc Wenger's Femily. TEA: © recently ‘added 10 ORF stock In thie @e- Partment by the purchase of @ large quantity of Crop Teas of the different varicties, aad brace iene to offer special tnduocments and sre now rices be iow : sd Begin ie oarhad far pias omg Odotee G08 rn Oolong, cauno ar uriist Breaktet Sholee Bow Goods. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©0., MASOBIO TE! RLPHONZO round 1, 5 4. ¥. JORBSO! = PROFESSIONAL. D®- sEonGx ®, at To His OLD REST EESIDEROR 1146 8th street northwest, . SEPERE 1 ¢ soem born og D® ¥- &. mvine, HOMEOPATHIST. .Sesterremares te ore SoeoTrTEs @ BAKEMAS, A SF TisgTs. L. peanaut So a a Li¥!sesTon & COMPANY'S aaa 10 Pine Street, New Y: STEEL FOUNTAINS, HANBURY SMITHS MINERAL WATERS m STEEL L0UNTAINS, SUPERIOR SYRUPS FEOM FRUIT JUIORS Oownter Fixtures and Byrup Bottles to Loan, er fers, Corporation Tua aetna itertees siete Sarees vnc f dail; usted for sels ob comentnclos Tene FiBST-OLASS LOANS NEGOTIATED. ets-tr Cae ee 8 Fab & 6o., 1448 ee AVERUE ph ee aEAET cnntee SAE prince Gores Ose wa. may@tr Agents, 60 BANKERS. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. JUST RECKIVED: | We H, DIES & BRO. a oe SSireeieg ten ~