Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1874, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. ee Beading Matter on Every Page| —— SSS | WASHINGTON OITY: FRipaY. ---- August 7, 1874, ‘The Star by Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer. or Bny portion of it, may have Tas Stax sent to Saaks othe Ser teats Gein de Shay Geta, an | ‘the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, sc- companied by the money, should be sent to the Dusiness office of the paper. ‘Where to Advertise. Tas Stan Bow a circulation very much that Strap has larger than that of all the other city papers combined, reaching every household in the District and a wide range outside. The result Tas Star affords unsurpassed advan- tages as a medium of communication between all classes of the community, in the way of the Mijustment of demand and supply. -s0e- ‘The new plan of the Washington Monument | Society for the completion of the memoris! shaft in this city tothe Father of his Country continues to meet with public favor. The press throughont the country, with few exceptions, is Bdvocating its completion, and liberal contin- gent subscriptions from society organizations, | banking companies, Sc., are received almost Gaily. There now seems no reasonable ground | to doubt that the present attempt to complete the monument will be successful. Mr. George | ‘Wiiliam Curtis interposes esthetic objections to the completion of the present shaft, which he says looks like an abandoned or abortive chim-% (x ney, and deflects an inch and a half from the perpendicuiar. Commenting on this opinion, the Public Record of Philadelphia does not | think that the artistic merits or demerits of the monument have really had much to do with its | failure hitherto to attract popular support, and that, comparing it with other public works of art, it is sufficiently good not to excite the hos- tile suspicions of the greater part of those who are accustomed to subscribe tor such purposes. Relative to the location of the monument, the Record says: “Bat it is evident that if this Washington | monument is to be built at ali, it can be erected | nowhere so appropriately a3 in the city of ‘Washington. [thas well been remarked that | the site where it now stands, ——— bopeless, is the very one selected By Washing- | ton himself as the appropriate spot for a monu- | ment to the American revolution, which was 0 in 1795. It is also the same site markcd on Major L’Enfant’s map of Washing- ton city tor the equestrian statue of General ‘Washington ordered by Congress in 1753, which mSp Was examined, approved and transmitted to Congress by Washington when President of the U: ited States.” The building and placing on the Potomac of the steamer Mary Washington is sn event of much more importance to Washington and the country below than it might seem to most per- fons on & mere announcement of the fact. In- tended to ply regularly between the city and the landings on the river as far down as a point below Mt. Vernon, it is the first and much needed step toward bringing into direct com- munication the consumer in town and the pro- ducer whore rich fields and orchards line the banks of the Potomac and its numerous estu- aries. It insures to the former fresher and cheaper fruits, vegetables avd milk than he bas yet been able to obtain from that produc- tive locality, and it secures for the latter s better and more certain market than he has heretofore been able to find for his products. In this respect alone the new enterprise can be made of inestimable advantage; but ita benefits need not stop here. Being sure of cheap, sare and convenient means of transportation, people living in the city will be induced to buy sites and Luild for summer use, if not for permanent | Occupancy, residences on the commanding hills | and beautiful slopes lying on both sides of the | river, thus adding to the comfort of oar city Population and value to the land in the neigh- Dorbood. Viewing the matter in this light, we trost that the projectors of the enterprise will meet with all the success they hope for, and | that the Mary Wa-hington is oaly the pioneer Of other prosperous ventures of the same char- | D acter yet to follow. It is pot in the dry-goods and clothing trades alone that colossal fortunes are made in New York and elsewhere through liberal advertising. ‘The same result follows the same policy in | nearly every other pursuit. Barnum pays the | Bewspapers £400,000 every year; Babbitt, the soap man, spends some years as high as 8: in advertising; Bonner, the newspaper pub- | lisher, practices his own precepts to the extent Ot about $200,000 annually; and a number of medicine men pay out as much or more every year. Many people look apon money paid out for advertising as spent and gone, but these shrewder business men view it in its proper Light. They regard it merely as an invesiment, from which large and regular returns are certain to be gained. And not for one year or two, alone, but as long as they continue in business. | Nor are they ever mistaken in this cal- culation. No investment a business man can make will pay as certainly and largely as the Money paid for advertising in @ newspaper of large and good circulation. It generally yields, when judiciously used, fromone hundred to one thousand per cent. This is the testimony of all who have fairly and thorongbly tested the prin- ciple. The sun is not more necessary to ripen- ing grain than publicity toa man who has —s thing he wants the pablic to buy. ‘The grangers show their hand « quite boldly in & political way out west, and although the na- tional grange fosters no political schemes, the subordinate granges do not hesitate to make their influence felt whenever they deem it ne- ceseary. It is stated that at the next meeting of the Wisconsin legislature an attempt will be made to repeal the law regulating railroads, which act was passed under the auspices of the grangers. In view of this the executive com- mittee of the state grange has issued an address to the grangers urging tuem to resist the effort and referring to the importance of persistent attention to the details incident and necessary to secure a legislatare the coming winter, which sball hereafter be known as having been im- | Pregnable to the assaalts of organized capital. In closing the committee recommend the prac- tice already inaugurated by the order, of re- quiring public men to answer questions publicly asto their opinions on the subject they are Ukely to be required to act upon. eay, is especially important upon the coming Occasion, but it should be adopted asa settied policy and practice of the order to make these Public tnquiries of public men at any and all times while they occupy public positions. — Kev. De Witt Talmage, is « wite-awake Preacher, and in his paper, Tie Christian at Work, of this week has @ stirring articie on Wide-awake preaching. ‘What we want,” says the reverend De Witt. “is more clear, ringing | Anglo-Saxon in the pulpit, and less artificiality Of language and voice, which make the preach. @t seem to be either an improved automaton or & vox humana stop taken out of the organ and set ‘Up in the pulpit. Thisdismal wailicg which we sometimes meet with, mixed up with weak mat- Sphor and redundancy Of speech, is often pat forth as the offspring of culture; but culture does not acknowledge the wayward child.” Th Feverend gentleman is right. More nature ant —— Sitting around fires at the watering places ‘g[nd mountain resorts at this season of the year is something city guests didn't bargain for, and Bence they are flocking home by hundreds to The re- sad blow ‘to the hopes ef the hotel keepers. Should the ! | | sutecriber, on’ er before the | Tais, they | Statistics embracing the record of mortality in New York for the five weeks preceding the the Ist of August every year since 1866, pre- pared by Dr. Harris, registrar of vital statistics, show the conditions euder which infant mor- tality is greatest. Th» record Jemonstrates the fact that when high temperature continued fur a few days it was always attended by an exces- sive mortality among children under two years of age, and whenever such temperature was | Conjoined with excessive moisture of the atmoz Phere the mortality reached its maximum. This Proves the wisdom of Dr. Harris’ advice that during the hot weather children should be taken | into the country away from the close, impure | air of the city. The very class, however, whose | children would be most benefited bya trip to the country are too poor te avail themselves of | it. They can nevertheless observe the sanitary precautions so necessary to the preservation of bealth, and by using proper food and the exer- cise of cleanliness do much towards saving the | lives of these little ones. —____-.+ee-____ | ‘Tux We2k.y Sra, now ready, contains all the news of the week, local and ge | about the Beecher scandal; the burning of the | steamer Pat. Rogers; the world of fashion; < at the waiting, places by Jenny Jane; a large amount of literary mi we peg Sa eae een ington news jeu! items, household receipts, (hg rms: One dollar and « half per annum, in ingle copies five cents, in wrappers. C5 Orric® COLUMBIA marty AD, ‘ Avoust 77. 1874 commmmctate the puaite attending the Savage vet, extra care will berap during market hours H. A_WILLABD, President. portance, as ‘hing winter work ¢ ofthe Tassitute, wilt be z GENEBAL aowaen= tiled business of a private nature erned in and neat thiscity will be ded to by my A, agent, Jo! C 611% Peansylvania | _Washington, D. C., Angust (i, 1574. | T, 0 0. F. OBOI# —Active members will onbeT, attend im: nt Dosiness meeting on | BNING, Angust 5. orelocks mrs B.B. COLLEDGS, Presiden. he next regular | trig iugrnoronis ag LRG, No. ie Tewifl be the VENING 3g. 7th. ats sok ent pivocy member is reqaeeted 56-39 7 ora. BAWSEL. a MERBICAS BUILDING A8- Up esccts SNoct, OAPITOL, BILL aie First meeting for the rleeption of dnow of this sso held a orn | ore sd 8 ereets gourheast, on THURSDAY, the | Loos ‘tu WItrHarr, President. EB! SCHMIDT, Becrstary. fea HENS’ CHBISTIAN AssOUIA- Corner of si ‘and D streets, LASSER ip\Latin. Greek. Rnslish Gr «mar, ce nie, Bacred EVERI®: History, commencing September Classes open to all. Free ing Room snd Circulating Ltbrary. Dai er Meetings at 12:15 bb jreuing Services ai tho Rooms at 3 OWE WELCOME ALL augl-tr — SEWER BILLS bou to any emer M. M_ BOB: Ist 613 7th street. U8 W EGO, DEAE ROCK KENTUCKY BL! LIOK WATEBS, A fall eu MILEURN'S M Bivgaac agemess. venue mayl8-tr eeney ear Willard’, PENICK’S INDIAN HAIR WESTORER has never been Known to fail pon ‘Dendrum, restores Gra aie to to ite — 1, renders {t soft and pliable, preven's the Hair from falling ovt, and teprodaces if wher gone, {isthe finest Hair Diceser Known, Wer aalo by ali rue 7 po yng 8 beatae gran cid ee —These ‘Vvogen: edituts, asd although they persed ingr ta the uae of werenry do not aerate arisas jects. ly upon the liver and are a valuable remedy in all cases of derangement reenlt- disordered state t thet organ, Liver etapa aie Bilious Disorders, I jou, Sick he, Ty) Fovers, &c., &c sail succumb to Setoseiea Benen ks irake Pills, For sais | by all and Dealers m3-tr ABuuLasr WHEELS AND AXELS. -# a large assortment of the above WHEELS ELS suitable fer Stone Wazo Re which I will call cheap. HESLES. = sod B etre -ts. ansTeclw ite Cen'er Market. | "yeus 1g TOGIVENOT abscrivet bas obtained from t he Supreme Court of the District of Corambia. holdiag « "Special Terms Tet- ters of administratian on the persousl estaie of SS ES A MORGAN, tate of Washmaton city, C., deceased. Ail persons having claims Against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex- hivit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the 4th day of es | vext; they may otherwise by law bo excluded from ail Lenent of the said estate. Given under my hand, thie 4 h dey of Angst * DAYTON at ‘BGAN, Administrator. MP hoy Tereniteon- ers 4.1874 er of thewillof JOAN McUABTHY: for letters testamentary on the es- tate of John McCarthy, of the city of Wasb- m, District of Columbia, bas this day been HenoraM. hy. All persons interested ¥ notified pear in this court on TI e 18th day +f August next. at llo’clock #.m , to stow cause why letters testamentary on the esti tt hhe sald deceased should not ieene as prayed: Provided, a copy of this order be published once a Seek, fcr two weeks, in the Evening Star Wasbingten Law Beporier, previous to the sald ShisTt2* A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills. R EMOVAL. SAMUEL T. T. ep tay ATTO. at Has removed bis Office to icon Ne Young's Law Building,” corner of 6th street and Louisiana avenue. aus 3t ) AFFLE OF THOBOUGHBRED STALLION “BXCHEQUER, JR,” | A.C. Anderson, owner, At JOHN TALTY’S, corner 7th and B streets, ee EVENING, Augnst 7,at 9 o’chcx. iit? OUR OFFICE. 1414* BESTAUBANT A LA OARTE, Will open on SATURDAY, the 8th instant. Peco lent ees = to Lo’clook at 10 cents. ua A. BACHUS. SPLENDID AMOETHERT LYONS’ BLACK SILK, 4 GUINOT'S CELE- BRA’ AKE. AT veer tow ‘PRtons Jost received at “w. M. SHUSTER & BRO'S., 919 Penus)lvania avenue. "Sasswane, | 7Leay, j . ED WAKE, AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS With cur increased facilitios, we are prepared to farpizh the above gcods to our’ customers as low as they cam be purchased te Northern cities | aE DGE. | 1009 PenverIvanta ove, bet, Sth ac 4 10:h Stas, _8ug6 3t__ Next door to Towles?’ Forntture store. EsbONS IN MUSIO WILL BE GIVER BY on moderate ter | petsom fo. MO. OLE F stroct N an sn ONDs, CERTIFICATES, AXD PAID SEWER ASSESSMERTS, | (The attention of property owners having aid Geveral Sewerage puorement Bills is respectfully | called to the followin: | _ By the new law of Series: they can be redsemed | ia a yeer bonds, rates. “ityou bare left our bills with the Board of Audit ee tt wit be be'rum sufficient for a transfer, should you conclude to sell mill, information Bll kinds of Dist W's THE pi at ‘TO ORD! jal Also, on hand, Ctebene Eeveenesese, ee a 1237 PE! pita. .F, Doing « good rubstituce for the Straw and Hair bloth HATS at reduced Peet BRELLAS. ease WA ° M WINE OF THE Woops. VEGRTABLE CATHARTIO ND TONIC. Cures Dyspepsia, Constipation, &e, Broop Purtyien ap Liven Inviconaton, Pee © poant agile: set ee : woe EC tee itl ieee, Tait . ers LJ R22 NEW BOOKS. BloGRar IES OF THACKE- BAY AND DICKBNHS. PRESOBAL EBUINISOBNOSS OF CHORLE , PLANCHE snd YOUN . TEMPEST TOSSED, by Theodore Tilton. ‘THE INDIAN QUESTIOB, by Francis A.Walker. TBE NOTARY’S NOSE, translated from the French. THE CLIQUE OF GOLD; paper. ‘TYGON’S ARCTIC ADVENTURES; illustrated, Also, a fine assortment of Fancy Stationery, Pa- petories, Initial Note Paper, &. For sale at BEALL’S BOOKSTORE, _806-8t 495 Pennsylvania aveaue. ANOTHER CHANC: FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. POSTPONED TO November 30, 1874. DRAWING CERTAIN Af THAT DATE. LIST OF GIFTS G x S00 Gash Gifts, 100 each. 19,000 Cash Gifts, 90 each.. Grand Total $0,000 Gifts, all cash. OF TIOKETS, ve Tevth, or sack Cou Whole Tickets ‘or. aan Tickets Tor an ers sem! —— cau Building, Louisville, Ky. ang6 tw “IT EVN DETH HERE.” FALLING! TUMBLING! SCATTERING! Final Struggle! Closing Effort! WINDING UP AND CLEARING OUT’ OUR REMAINING 810CK Of Summer Cassimeres. READ OUR FINAL PRICE LIST. #30 SUITS. 225 SUITES. @26 SUITE. THIS FINAL EFFORT 18 MADE TO INSURE A COMPLETE CLOSING AND CLEARING OUT OF EVERY GARMENT LEFT ON OUR COUNTERS. COME AND SEE. HABLE BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS 4 FINE CLOTHIERS, jy%-tr_ Corner 7th D streets N. We SECOND AND Last GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE Masonic Relief Association or BORFOLK, VA. THURSDAY, September 3, 1874. ‘This enterprise is conducted by the Masonic Re- LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF NoaFoix, Va, under au- thority of the Viruinia Legislature (act March bit 1873), fur the purpose of rais! es fands to complete the Masonic Temple now course of erection in Norfoik. 60,000 TICKETE—6,000 CASH GIFTS. 0250,000 TOBE BE GIVEN AWaY. A a FEATURE, TO Wi WIT:—A Gift is Guaran- to one af every tem Consecutive Numbers, LIST OF GIFTS. One Grand Oash Gift of, One Grand Oaeh Gitt of. Oxe Grand Cash Gift of. Que Grand Cash Gift of, Que Grand Gash: Gift of. Que Gran One Graws b Gift 15 Gast Git » of S1000 each 25 Cash Gifts of $00 cach. 43 Cash Git 240 each. 72 Cosh Gi 250 Cash G: 835 Coch Gite of 5000 Cash Gifts of ts ‘hele Tickets or . No discount on less amount. BO INDIVIDUAL BENSFITS. This Concert is strict ly for for MASONIO ana will be conducted with the same liberali ye non: esty, and fair be characterized the terprise. HN &. ROPER, Prove PP ak Tickets ont sur gta information, a esonic, Relief Associ: _Asents Wanted Bi wyrehers, or STAG WHI Our right and title to the exclusive use of this brand is on record at the United States Patent Office. BALL & HUME, DEALEES IN FINE WINES, WH: BEANDIES » are sold under the STAG WHISKEY, o our ur labeled bottles mnore shauniale, we Wagon rae bo ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND OOAL, leo, WOOD In the stick, or sawed and split. sae te and Bhode (esars. res Be sell F. ai wae Spe ts ‘Address La FRAME HOUS! — si ye aug7-3t a SALE—A email 6th street, between Mt cad Boke 2102 Massachusetts water, ith atreet. ba b-tub and water-closet Will be vacant 15th inst. is gotcha Sid if not vod, be rented: neigh: Fo cour calently «ize: ae. en tos: os a St atts ‘au6 3 Fo mete her waireet nt Barth at, between 24 end Sd “apets Boa: 3 glove cellar ueder tbe nome” ‘Apply Bo S14 Fee, SEE ae cd ceed, s| Saran or less, (incladt sauare,) will be sold low, fer Srst-class dwelling. eo RPrectat no We ad sell reat a for choicest Houmset LB DROIT PARK They meshed with 623 and seweraae, Gnd are wathin from 3 f Of the Tth and WA strect cars. S We challence comparison with ony other property tm the exty or District, im every respect. Call or send for a Plai givine full description ead Price last. We cam be found at the Park after 5 pm A. L. BARBER & 00., Proprietors, B0g7 6b TUS E street, opposite Post Office. RE wey ae [—The above col- lected. and all other claims against the District fecnment at the lowest Fates, WM PETTIBON: ~ to gis cech p advance. ages iacays wer. WEABTED—A com 2 of Whoo sateen street, TABLE. couga‘s rue ag od F932 SAUE-A fine BUILDING WEONT ot 120 SESS, comme vest by 8 depts of fork Co ea Wes Teotenk Woee al maby Bogkay aa “PekctmaMue ti Marca paid." Tivle portcct. Wil Re sold Yowan on waar — - anne anes “"513 7th streat. y . ;O® RENT—HOUSE ot seven to me,on Latrect TO Ring streets Aicsandtian Waren BLES ame. | KORESES and itn hatree Ales, HOUSE of feven r.omsyon bh near New York avenue: Ingcod créer, with eaennd waters low to carefal + Inquire 607 7th strest, CI. CLARKE ‘aus- FR BENT— air) ‘Oth street. ANTED -A WHITB WOMAN. todo the work of a smell family, with no children, at 214 1 street northwest Wit NTED—A firet claw COOK, who can do all oes ge ed —— a g oe" ay. ot | references 0. reet Derthonses isl ang6-6t ET eee, BOOMS—Two or three agbick HOUER, 421 L street northwest. mihis house ie opposite the new Berthern Liberty is threo stories bigh, and bese site aliey te. it 18* jast been fitted n| taios For terme apply Hy Wo. 08 a ane rot Tch northwest, My coutrelly located, foran infant | WOR SALE EUS 4 AHO ECT. EAT— a a : ix-r9. USE; bay window, sebool. Adarecs “W. B..” 2100 G'strest, norih- | Hs ee coatest nce! B54 om Eitunted ch Pierce streets pear Stats dopertmeet? WHEE September 1. « 7_or 8 Term —8 Wo down, balarce in monthl fnetalimnents BOLER, wip eee ood, paler et ilies | foul yarehawr, "GHG: Goat Merete Broker, stating terms, W.G, W oer au6-$t eas F street northwest. ANTED—At Imlay ‘arniture and_ Stove, Btore, 93141 street, ay honest TINNER; one Fo RENT—Twoor three BOOMS, Furnished or beve —_ let whisky alone. Employment og tthe yor Unfurnished; with water and gas; suitable for honsckeeping; at'29 K street northeast. EN’ au5-St DWELLING; 7 rooms; ANTED TO RENT—By « panctual perme- ext d, Waste as 8 room HOUSE, with water teB MILDUS: meen ee ea = as, in a pleasant, respectable, Nbgiood, Rud at & cheap rent: “Addroca "7. FOE BEST HOUSE on eae ean street y Star oRce. ee! improvements. Inquire at 902 12: W4AxTORTION as Gea ane Wak | ME (OR BENT_HOUSE No" 1203-0 in washing and ironing. Addreee MG eo ee west ; iy at corner Btoresors21 SC rCortiont ms. A W ANGE ae was "a. har, tbat ihe GOOD- horthweate > ‘an5-$t" insets contaia more | er widths than apy other make. are better in ever ‘OB RENT—-FBRAY sang! a aed and Teapect; 409 Sch street northwest, im evar? | B’Sfiehens Me. Tuto. loth oe at 325 per morith tn advance. naire of 3 Fp Win: ‘4EbS, 10th end M streets northwest. ous 3" Ww Goce Peal September west of 13 h street. Bent. Address by mail, stating nunuber of Foot EALEE, email CorraGe Koy fers oe seks mo 18th and a oe yioWILLET & Lee Lumber iterchamts, er 6th and New York avenne. Fe. E NTA sure sey BRICK House.» the care of two small family. One who rocm ith gas snd water; on 21 at Georgetowt per month. A) ey fnsos wd ir wages and s ood | Je LIBBEY, Souter Dea'err, No: Warr dines experem 5 OR BENT—Three- e story BBIOK . No- Tare Tih ttreet; 10 rooms; sll modern comveniences; rent low. Apply to M.A. B. By Beal Estate Asent, Boom 4, Féderal Biock, corne! ae streets FOE FALE -ove large BRICK HOUSE, Mastic roof; on K street, between, at sth, market on Bavage. toe ges oad came a "every and gentlemen to L 8 self-instructing no charge for instructions. A new instramen learners furnighed ata moderate price. A‘liress, ““Telegrapher,” Star office aa3-6¢" WARTED—4 MAN and his WIFE to tate charge of @ email country place near Wash- imgten, the man toattend te «horse and carriage acd ‘he woman to do general housework for - Is of two or three persons. Also, Foon. and era conveniences; price $6.4, Apply t) FEANE LIDBEY, Lunbrr Mentions, A een aie corner 6th and New York avenue, anb-colw war YED—Immediately—Familics or persons in need of first class nts of every de- scription, male aud female, to call and get supplied atouce. ‘Servants also can get good homas and best of wages by applying st the Eureka Employn Lou B By 9 Fo SALE—A LOT on 18th street northwest, be- twern Le ond M, frouteo13 by 124.10 to an alley 60 cents per foct. "A street, between { tnd Ky in immediate vicinity of Bet fronts 45 fort by 120 to an alley; 76 conte Per foot. ea Office, to Mrs. 18k 0. BUTL desirable bui ‘Lot on corner of $d and D straete street, between 9th en i lWth, northwest, jy sontnen feet; 50 cents per « ri acd We Ore ain oer UAL THUBN'S | D'strecsc renting ie tact fom to eedenee ot 7s fa cures Brystp- clas, Serefuler Piles, Barber's Itch Heald Hees, Rea Oe THOeR. Accaian, Sis = alt Eruptions of the skin. Price, cents. For sale by all druggists; also at 906 D street sonth- | OR RENT—HOUSE No. 107 Pennaylvavie ot weet mayl9-ly aventie east; water an railroads, east. Fo BENT- Lower part of HOUSE No. 474 0 treet App 505 Pennsylvania avenue, under National He: augd 6t Fa BENT- HOUSE 1225 W street; 9 rooms; fornished or epfarnishea Toquire on the prem: ns. and ni Py Appiy at No, 224 24 Wik NTED Second-hand FURNITOBE, BED CLOTHES; second-hand CLOTHING, ai 3. Wili pay the highest *eaah WASTED_Bvery one to Kbow that they oan purchase very cheap fi is a,crofJ WE, 480 Louisisua avenge, 9 Hicehine - oppreite City Hall eugd.20 pen Demorest's Pat- FOR BALE LOTT, Bick 5, Meridien Hilt pear olumbla College" aadress * = Wikriorn, offico.or call at first house 7th street road, heyend = = the toll gate, ‘aed Gu" LOST AND FOUND. Tek SALE—a very desirable BUILDING LOT on 1th street, between Q and B st OrT—A CARRIAGE DUSTER, white licen, | front by 120 fea deep, to L4 ivitinl letter By in scarlet bri Al re- paid; a ward will be paid for ite retura to 939 isth st aT et TO &5 BEWARD-Wil be pata toration | _8Us3-2w O28 F strost nor heat, ‘hi Te) of w email white ‘Sitka DO Bemed “Pearl.” to JOHN WILaO Fe®: BENT—The two buildings on the south- 5/0 ith street northwest. Reqiconner, of Peunsylvanis avenus aud Lith street, for the I years known @- the ‘Star OST—On 4th instant, a Waite a Buildi jiaed'rom whieh, t the well-known news. eae Sate tified Pe Sme yt) APPLEBY & RDMONSTON, 20 MILLER & JONES Billiard Boom. an7-3t ags-do8t I _OST—On the 6th instant, « G — POCK&T- 4 FOR BERT—HOUSE No. 603 How Jersey are: BOOK coutatuing three key: pers, with ye nue northwest; r month; 0 rooms; go> 15. The Sider can I have the mo | yard. Apply to W. aNBON, 718 13th ‘street the book with keys aud papers, o 476 hwest. sig3-w paocosn oR rae Ap clocant HOUSE ox Mt street, be- OST—In Georgetown or the First Ward zo ween 9b and 10°b L iasingten nesday night, a if of Y GotD | Afue BESIDENCE on Penn ale avenue, P3—chain avd cate; ap | between the aud 13th streets, large list of satabie reward will be ia if aie | Houses snd Lots in oi) peste of the o' sity, at the Bar office, of residence of + B.O COLLINS, 2 3i-tr BE. J. SWEET, 511 7th street. Georgetown. ‘OR REN ry and basement BRIOK OF ait PACKAGE OF E. B. TIOKETS ta 1 x 'T—A three-stor HOUSE. with back building, containing ten through Oanada to Nova Scotia age uns, besides bath-room, cellar and c! suré im* jo. 1423 F street north $300 Taassaae a, $10,000 38 ws, 660 to an on suit, BRODH BaD, an5-3 248 Loh street. I Me" TO LOaN ON BEAL ESTATE. 00, 300. » nT ydgee o8 real eutsce worth double tn? amount of Beal Estate Broker, _angs Wt Osroer 7th and F stroste, 10 LOAN—@2,500 on City Boal Estate. Prop. erty menst be worth double gmonst of toes. One Brom & for negotiating. THOS. E.WA@G Waztp TO BUY—BSCKIPT! BILLS, in large or small gusctiti 3531Im 110 let treet ee oa $1. 000 rate BOY A BIC tol Hil ‘mount, situated oe, On and improv CLE. neighbor: BY. auctioncers, corner of P. street. venue and ilth R2o ECKIPTED BEWEB BILLS—Waniet pte@Bewer Bills to any amount. marker Pale paid. ROH Be. pibighest Naa WaNTED FOR SHE: Beal 86,0 000 ae annually, 3y28 12t =|! pisTEICT cnalMs, oa ‘tel gs mags given to the eollection of Sewer sudeiner claims against cA late District Govern- ment, F.A. BOSWELL & 00 23 aantrect w orthwest, 3yM-Im_And 455 st. and Virgivia av. southwest. aA Eg S*wee TAXES EBTURNED TO PBOPERTY BOLDEBS. Send your receipted bili to DIChSON & PATTERSON, who will give prempt attention to baving them Properly @udited aud ‘settlements Satlafactoriiy Claims of every descri Prowcated hafore th ay nen anion "ated before the Erevwill Bnd it to there ‘edvantage to 5 with us, sth street opposite Treasury OFFICES 308 4Sq street: near Columbia Bulld- is-ha S*®WER Takes REF ONDED. = The new Government will refund all amon: Deid for sewer taxes, and the undersigned Wilt give Prompt sttention to’ their collection, as well as of Ciaime for certificates, damages, Ac.. under the Board of Public Works. Please leave your papers et our, _— 1495 F strect. ayM4- DODGE & DARNEILLE. (OB sae OB EXOHANGE FOR O1TY F PEOPERTY. NORTH ABLINGTON HEIGHTS. THIRTY SMALL FARMS AND SUBUBEAN BEND PORTT AURE oF Ta TWO TO LOCATION UNSURPASS SE FULNASS, Vin WS OF QUALITY OF Sonmietiog these, and mo meny other advant: their close Proximity to the Oitr, and the very low prices at which they are oteeed, bo invest- ment could be made, Apply ROBT A. PHILLIPS, REAL BSTATE BROKER, 603 1érTu STREET, jeter Opposite Treasury. S 1 () 10. €100 INVESTED in Wall mrect 10 tien tends to fortune. New system. Bo Liability, The f Speculation.” 48 4 Bent Conpana collected. Beet rere sted. J. BICELING & , Bankers rokers, 72 Broadway end 11 Now sirect, Now York. may Z-wfm.-3m Becre BASILY. Pubohad Ts pf ae street ‘THIBTY BANDSCME LOTS” in xeevanes SU BDIV. Hl or ODLEY PARK Temain nusol tr love amd terms easy! Half mile from the terininus of the Conueee ticut avenue near Esiorama. Bome lots covered with trees; others cleared and Stora fine views of Fiver and city. Werive 4 years’ cred- Mi, at 6 per cent, interest. For sai HALL. REAL ESTATE BROKE &) 8p24-m,w.f3m ere st Ten etree. Boston. The railroad van is ¢ House — eontn; have fied of the lows and farovehe rh * No. 931 Bhod os a0 the Sombers 80 the tickets will pot be lth streets. cont ot aoe of aye] Bellary wi be'p Dor Wood yard, seme square. hall oe - . —& FARM containing 60 acres. a fow 58 Corner wee eee Pers Orhnecen reete or aas = BALD WHITE, Brightwood, D iyso-lee = (OR RENT Several HOUSES [p Grorgeows PERSONAL. k od anal. ri, aya Yis isa F OB BENT O8 SALE—That very inane 3- story BRIOK BWELLING and Store on the corper Of 6th avd WN streets northwest. THOMAS DOWLING, 641 Louisiana avenue. _jy30-6t" Fo BENT—A comfortable, o14-faabioned BES- IDBNOR, situ: Prospect Hill, @oorge- tewn. Commands a splendid view rot i sarround- ing country, and has i Rent very low. 530- -Cobt TY ria 715 isth at street. rest, George. ver Large and ERSON AL.—Wanted to buy receipted SEWER a uLs. DODGE & DARN ELLL’ “im 1445 F ctreet. Attioloey. MADAME Boss. ‘This celebrated Lady Astrolo, and eves Me- dium cam be consulted at 20 atrest, corner of 3d, northwest. er no ranecie in celmeating the Past, Presevt and Fature. In town, bear Als of ‘Congress aaen love or business her advice is invaluable, d-*cribii yoor frteuee, potnting out yeur enemies aud informe cee aly ard atteeee wv LBE, 716 1sth otrest. you of the sure way to success in all under- OR a reer. desired pod press- brick eile 81 eeeikal aieamasaner se Fe front HOUSE, sitaated on Washington siren, oc tt rai ha. jeaberton Seat Meee cere 5 ‘modera finprovenients low for enc sidence, WILLIAM EYLee, 7 ‘16 and 7 rc 8 Ish street. (0B BENT—A ten-room ao HOUSE, with all modern tmprovemen’ ated on the corner of 1th aad N streets northwest, Boat, Oo per month. Inquire at 1103 M strest wi M43 THEN CELEBRATED CLAIR VOYANT,' ix unequalled in testing the past. present and future of your life. 1a causing speedy marriages, bringing the separated together, and pointing out the sure f success in lite. In matters of business her » Bhe gives universal satiefac- tion; none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction ven. oF Bo bay, Can be consalted st her Per fo. O street northwest FOR SALE FOS SALE—At 2 sacrifice, what every grocer pd car enter wante—a two hore power Ea. BOIL plete; micely finished farther tutor ‘au! 3523.1 R BENT—SIX eg a in House = i Ht housek: ply to W- H. WHEATLEY, cueweek. “Also. for rent, HOUSE 30 Gay stresty10 4!] modern improvements, including ran: Tatrobe, hot ‘end cold water, batn room, close! 850 per monih. Apply as above. Fo REN T—One of those nice BRIOK os ag in Duddington ,Fiace, let street southeast 23%, containing nine rooms, with, ion given to to BMALL WOOD & MOBKIBO: co! BaFE, crpementel apd weet mation address Lock Box 192 [OHSSLE—A HORSE, BUGGY snd HaBNES ® bice carriags hor: suitable for @ Dosiness man; buggy and ‘harness near! sold * s bergeia, oF w Bede chen for real est ly to ‘eogar a. northweet, yim aie Beal Ratate Broker, Mo. 621 F F street QE SALE Ata great paraalo ree AOUSE, ‘sireet Di ci el Of all sizes, aud bath room, Pressed ‘brick: trost, wie bay window OAS, MouLtos, 63 Sus ‘street. Cig ih attest nortuwen, wite thee ey Fos ee Forse, = ith all modern i'n) ‘indow, Fo.2 et ae unfornisbed CH aM' attra te KITC: street Dr. A. ie, and senses bia ey INSURANCE COMPANIES. [SE Bovirapes Lite AssORAnce Raptr, Sisoe™ nae ee ee FIRE DeUEANCE yg ly of Hew York— cisco &. DES": NECKER, 1324 G street, baving made toe treatment of chronic and gen- erally considered incurable diseases jalty for thirty years in both hemisph Fatienis, put up 8 TUBKO RUSSIAN BATH, im- proved afcer his own system, by which Fst falta advanteges are gained: 1. The head is ‘a of en erdcal <0 go threagh a S en oF ah a "0 . 2. By 3) degrees higher stesm can Taking it far more effectual, 5. Sulphur or any ray weedisioes can be used in the buil- alone. 5. Persons subject to congestions of the head or lungs can take tho tmproved bath witbout a Besides all chronic dis- beums Sy 3 all . end female the Det reats successfully hydrophobia, Cberatic on poly ve Se. perform? Aut pee + e+ perform: Pitts sic scientific “method, Bisotrolysis,) “ jecding, by very litte para, “Govsultations tres??? iyt 2w* ar Darby's, coraer Pennsylvania’ avenue, Bose ‘sy 3¥10- ‘enusytvania berg's. corner $i.and T 4s street and Mascnic Temple. Unt Reet 7 ye! hear ie hear ye! Read Urvscopian Phy | “WHILALL'S” PATEXT onare JAR. FAMILY SUPPLIES. CcaBD. Fo | eras T eS tes eT niente KING PLACE, Corner 18th and I streets, with a complete stook of FanOY aD STAPLE, GROCERIES, ‘TRAS. eugs ot pone eS ‘PRE Wise np SonDERs roses © Abe Vacances CAC An rena ta + ber Gosen, 3 0; RHINE WIN 8, 95; oe mer ay FRUIT JARs ar WHOLESALE PRICES. THE “GEM” FRUIT JAB, | At whelesale prices. | THE MASON IMPROVED | “MASEN'S POROELAIS LINED TOP” JAR, } Al Wholesale prices. THE ELVILL” FRUIT +e. olesale prices, bolesale prices. THES QUEEN FRUIT JR, At wholesale prices. And « full assortment of JELLY GLASSES, At wholesale prices sUGaKs, (Standard New York brands.) - oe = Ss . Ferree 22237 And other goods at lowest possible rates. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., Grocers, MASONIC TEMPLE, 9rz Sraxer, Opposite U. 8. Patent Odice, bi BY ha ym (CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. w. ENNEY BEST, FOR WHITE) ESS,P UGITYand SIRENGTH HAS NO SUPERIOR, We call the special attenti flies who sire the best of bread t9 tts ud Moot trees and Know from past ox. raniee and the recommendatious it has feceies rom thove who have aged it, thst ft oat faatidious, ft hae received will please the roughly tested and ieee gt Wheat, and which is one of cur spectaliies. For sale by the PRINCIPAL GROGERS, aod by the manufacturers, W. H. TENNGY & SONG, CAPITOL MILLS, re, 1 ROW Nt as foe to trey! 0 back purchased tt sud get your money beck. gaiting Ie ae Se , sell upon the above “BOW ruins a a a del2 $m SESS ate 8 most raried and FRE: tees), at pBOIiS, NUTS ote, aces ‘tis low both ‘A. CAVAGN. 2, ‘Unser Natione! PIANOS, &e. REMOVED > a sate oak, I we bare the x cat Prices. bat partevert. Pianos’ and all instruments tuned and repaired. __ svete Fo 4 SHORT TIME ONL AT GREATLY eebotey PRICES’ weazos from the followiog celebrated factories: a) T PROFESSIONAL. pD*- encase sinks, UBN TO HIS OLD KESI! 1146 8th street it An 5 jytim Re TOU CITy IN FRE HANDS OF Mus. 8. EX LL, My Deeures brosasory Oesiens Mad al Gersaie mas copecially jell-ly S and 736 loch fant paralysis. en eiery | (GPORCR PETER. _ BERJ.3_DARREILLE +0. Orrice; Ko. : FD an: be: waeeee SAS penn in| Si eS of Pennayivanis nwa sua D4 WLLSO, 4Més 0. sett Rta facing 8 RE yawew tae ‘AKD LAW RB Ciaran, betwoon te AOMBOPATHIST. Office and ‘Sd street,—frat ', Outside entrance. UTTES & BAKEMAR,