Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1875, Page 2

WASHINGTON: MONDAY September 6, 1875. CROSBY 8S. NOYES........ Editor. Red Circulation More than Double that of any other Daiiy Paper | | stock subscription re published in Washington, The proposition made by a firm of pavers | to repave Pennsylvania avenue, from the Capitol to the Treasury, to which fuller ref- erence is made elsewhere in to-day’s paper, seems to be @ reasonable and fair one, all around, #nd it is to be hoped that it may be found feasible to accept it, or something else graceful and dangerous, and if owners of Property fronting upon the street donot give cir fuli and free consent to the proposed nprovement they will, we think, stand reatly in the way of their own interests. At trate of @ecay it will take but a eto drive the best business away rom this favorite thoroughfare, and dimin- ished rents and empty store rooms will soon follow a diversion of trade, a es Acurions story in regan to the Charley Ross mystery comes to us by telegraph from Philadelphia today. * The probabliity is that it will turn out to be groundless, scores bave resulted before it, but if the: any foundation for it, it is to be regretted that Mr. Cummings has been 9 long in wak- ing up. If they have got the Keeley motor to working yet, np there, Mr. Cummings would seem to be a good subject to experiment on. He nee tle propulsive power. What does Brother Newman mean hy tell- ther Moody in a chipper, off hand e ease with which the press is Does he consider journ More easily corrupted than other people does he know of any cases where th bas actually been subsidised,—say, outside Of the so-called religious newspaper circle? If he does, he will do well to qualify his re- marks by specifleations, instead of thus try- ing to put a stigma upon a whole profession, Which is about as nsefal, honorable and In- Suential as his own, and which includes a great many members who are at least the Peers of the reverend gentleman himself in ajl the better attributes of human nature. We print in another column s communi- cation in regard to the Guibord case in Mon- treal which is just now attracting so much attention in the pubiie mind. It {is possible that some allowance ought to be made for the point of view from which it is writte but so far as we can see it appears to be in the main a full and candid history of the case. What the final result of the exciting affair will be ts very hard to foretell. At Present it looks as though the church will have to succumb, but whatever the end may be, the conflict will evidently be far reaching in its results, and a long time will be required to heal over the breaches that are certain to be made in consequence of the bitter feeling now existing on both sides. ——__-<e- -_____. It turns out now that more will depend upon whether Mr. Ralston committed sui- cide or not than merely how far that act might affect the memory of the deceased in the minds of the public. His life was in- sured for a very large sum, some authorities say for more than $300,000, in the aggregate, and it is said the Insurance companies will vigorously resist payment if it can be shown that he came to his death by his own pre- meditated act. — —- Judge Sneil decides, officially, so far as his court Is concerned, that the minimum price for carrying a razor in Washington shall be fifty dollars. Good for Snel ——____- +02 — -—___ Charles Reade and Wiliam Welsh ought to bire a ball, or club together and print it in pamphiet form. They are getting too num- €rous and too tedious for the newspapers. | mestic Cigure, and finest that will secure the same result. As the | 1 carriage way isat present it is at once dis- | styles, cheaper t ment, fi from 7th street to A CARD. Wemish to call the particular attention of our ic tothe fact that we wre how receiving our FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and we bave now in store the most attractive stocks COLORED SILKS to be nd Ladies wishing fine dress customers and the publ found in this mark —JOBN L. PEASE'S LEO nco- Norm: THE JA MOe 7th instant, at 7% o'el lock. _teps-3* JOHN B NORRIS. Presi TURE laod co IN DE TIO ABSC ATION will meet at the Hail. corner of | WASTSD—A FURNIBED HOUSE aud E streets northwest. on TUESDAY EVENING, | Sral location. _Adoreee HB. J.. THE FOCRTH MONTIILY MERTING 0. CAPITOL HILL CO-OPERATIVE BUIL NG ASSOCIATION will be held on MONT NING, Sept-mber 6th, at § o'clock, at Witt- Hell. south B, between 34 and treets Capitol Hii A premiom will be charged on all tyeo afier this moctfag. 1 ec'y. 5 St [ Bep.Critte) SCHOOL BOOKS AT INTROPUOTION PRICES, AT BERT: FERGUSON RO BOOK AND STaTIONERY STORE, _fep?-2w HE? DQUARTERS > ‘OARS. gemutne tm noking and Ch: bacee t 611 Pennay!van: Ww | Wee one place 508 FOR KEY West Of orted Cigars. finest Do- wivg To- renae sep! 6 until September 10. | CS7PRE ONLY SIX CENTS & BUSHEL. Price of reduced to Six Uents s bushel, amg?0-20t WANTS. a WA4kTED—a SEBVANT GIRL. Must be well reccmmended. 219 Pennayivs ANTE MAN as Solicitor. Addi us. W is Domes a8 Solicitor. ress ae ‘A \D—A DAIRY NLA to B. GRES- § 2 J.B. CLAGETT'S = none Bie 4 seps 3c" | wood, D.C. NTED—A NURSE for scveral small chil L for general work, © good for a good girl. b street northwest, It* FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ntlemen. to com. furnished or unf modern improvements! e. ope 2t” trick and basement cOR Tt th: te F RE One threes OB KENT—A FURN Heights of Bock Creek, th ED HOUSE 2 ibs om Was ington" @18 per month. Address croc 6 lee ame tae 08 RENT—To asmall 7 BOOMS, with In tcl at 765 Mth street, west. Apply to NOE: street northwest @ Bakery, 1100 5 WW ANTED— Two or three good HANS for pact- aloo id for vests and one perfect bushel an. SHECK & HEIL, Merchant Tailors. corner bh and H streets northwest. seps-3t" Vv TANTED—A responsible PARTY t adopt on loteresting ttle girlmot yet eight years old; | a | entire orphan. Parentage . ress C , Post Office, Washington, D.C., for 3 days Vv J ANTED—An intelligent YOU PH from li to years of age, to attend to the desk. efereace as to character required. C_M. TOWSON & CU., it 636 Pennsylvania avenue. WANTBD—To reat, CIGAR STORE in a co0d business locality. Wiil purchase stock snd fixtures if necessary. Address * Business,” Star Offic seps 2t* NOTICE TO OWNERS OF BEAL TATE—WHITAK teenth street present Iw claims against the late tieularly CL ict governm taxes at a discount S- B & COOKE, 715 Fit. | ® worl ion of an amendment to | &c. sired for copyists. EMME «Continue to give special attention to all 1 tr IMS FOR DAMAGES by reason change in grade. Also, pay special improvement febz7-tr Sr rocre MEN'S oe taR ASSOCIA- Couxea ov 9TH ax> D STREETS. Beading Rooms and Library free to all. Prayer Meetings daily at 12:15, 6, and 9 p. Sabbath vening Services, (excinatvely,) for lock. young men, at 6 0'c Sabbath Afternoon Servicer at 3:30. Circulating Library, 13,000 volumes. Now books constantly added. momy 29 IS" ICE COLD TEA, ~ => of Unrivailed Flavor, WITH MILBURN'S FAMOUS POLAR soDA, At 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ie the most superb and delicious drink yet intro. < yeBh-tr Spa. E. OF FLEY & co BANEE Ith and F streets. opposire T ry Depart Buy ax and Foreign Drafts on Europe honses on! Loans negotiated tn all marketable securities. formation for investors cheerfully fernisned. maré ly ston. DC. » BXOHANGE, COLLEC. IN. & ; and Osupons nm firat-class SAMUEL G YOUNG re NOTAKY PUBLIC, octl] -tf i DFFice—Stak Bertpine. H. LD. COOKE, Jn., & CC (Late ree ett €o.,) BANKEKS, aplo. tr 1429 F street. ARGE 8TOCK OF NEW AND 4 HAND CARRIAGES, of the lates! ved paper. No. ‘32t s, Washington. and 94'W ee nepe ty SECOND- 't ¥- make room for fall stock ween © and D northwest, . Fayette street. Baltimore, P.D SCHMIDT & Co. DD®¥ Goons, CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS, AND KEEPs PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS. Receiving new supplies daily for the fil and win- ter of 1875 and Ii Immense stock. street. sepe-tr W.W. BURDETTE & co. se RICH BLACK an joods ef any Bind, will save both money and f they will examine our assortment. as our are all marked in York fr pie w It 91 tore building running throngh —No. 925 7th street and 706 K good: plain figures at the lowest Nev Onur MOURNING STOOK is com. ete. ard ag we confine our purchases almost ex- clusively to Bupins gcods, purchasers will alwa: get the worth of their money. HUSTER & BRO., fepnsyivania avenue, SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! 20 PEL CENT. OFF THE RETAIL PRICES For sale by MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers seps tr 1016 PewxcvLvanta AVENUE, —+-2ee- We have received the first number of The Commoner, @ weekly journal recently deter- mined upon in this city in the interest of the colored people of the country. It is a neatly Printed sheet, well filled with original and selected matter, and bids fair, so far as the initial Issue affords any Indication, to both succeed in its mission and be itself worthy of success. Kev. George W. Williams, late of Boston, is the editor and proprietor. The renomination for the legislature of Geghan, the author of the law which is jaat BOW producing so much politico-religious feeling in the Ohio canvass, frightens even the Cincinnati Enquirer, the leading deno- cratic organ in that state. The Enquirer says “ By the use of money among the brutal- ized and Vicious elementa they succeeded in sending to the convention a sufficient num- ber of their chosen tools. For ourselves, we repudi«te the action of this convention so far as relates to the endorsement of Mr. Gezhan. We repudiate it in the name of the demoe- ol ey of Hamilton county. The democratic farty acknowledges no obliga t Jegham or the religious ors bas put bim forward. His nomi view of all the cireurmst: every intelligent voter, and it w duty of every man who loves the party to put the seal upon him 2t the p neces, Is Pin-baci skirts bave sudder style in Paris. “Py shiminy ts dot so!” We posed Madam MacMahon was pa ne little frivolities of at make such 4 quick change necessary — -s0-- The total expenses of the Moody and San- ey campaign in London, so far paid, are id to have be 1,190, leaving a deficit t to be made up of = This is probably right; but adetatled statement of items iid nevertheless bean interesting exhibit. le giv nonthly arrivals of nigrants at New York for the last four rs shows that immigration has this year n one-third below that of the corres- ding period of last year This is mainly buted to the bad account of the times t to the old countries by foreign-born tizens in the United States. The tables in tion shows the totals of immigrat'on as lows :—1s2, 1873, 267,354; 1874, sud Ist! np to the Ist instant 4. ——_—— LOVE FFAST—At Mount Zion M. E. Church, corner iSth and street: northweet, will be beld by the Presiding Bider, Wx. F Ereace.ou TURSDAY EVENING, at Sp. m. Au are invited. i APHIO ASSOCIATION, Warhirgton, D.C. will have a special meet. f Al-xander & Dapray, No 1607 ¥ street gorthwest, THIS EVENING ef 7-5). 4 full attendance is rej nested. he THEO. LD LA® I), Secretary. Rerice THE ARLINGTON HEIGHTS CAMP ING wilt commence om 11. 1575. Dr. WitLiams and (SET BOPOLITAN DEMOOKAT: ‘The tar ot tated meet: will at ‘the Club, 432 7th street torthwest, TUESDA EVANING, at 3 o'clock. Fall attend ance of members rey nest WittlaM DICKSON, President. SAMUEL E. SLATER, Sec'y. seps-2t cS AGLE TENT. No.9, | 0. OF REUHAD ‘The and of o if HOUSEKEEPERS cat itting out or refurnisbing with TRIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri. ber the’ Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, holding ® Special ‘Term. ad Personal estate of of District of Co- ibia, persons having claims Against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to tha subscriber. on or before the Slat day of August Bent: thes may otherwise by law be excluded from ¢ said estate. Given under my band, 5. P._ SAWYER, Admintst rx. ber has obtained from the letters of administration on the FREDERICK P. SAWYER, late Iumbia, deceased. all benefit of 1 this sist day of Angnet sepé-m 3° EUNI SP LenpDip: THE NEW LAWSON FIRE-PLACE FURNA A : OF the F e under perfect contro: and my c called to this near rior to all others tm th het, LAWSON'S FUKNACES. WARKEN KANGES, For enie by E. F. SIMPSON, STEWART STOVE HOUSE sept 6t 1005 Peunsylvania avenne. tomers is place Heater, which is supe- CROCKERY WAB AND HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS,” can find all they require at our store, of goodgiuali- ty. at ow prices WEBB & Importers of Chi € No. 1009 Pennsylvania a near Ith ss rere mark reo) eacea G. G@, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 141™ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, seps tr Opposite Willard’s Hotel wert. HAMBURG BREMEN GOLD C. N. THOM, Agent, sepl im No. 718 15th st_, Washington, D 0. RE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital and accumulations over $2,000,000 WANTED—Immediatel-—20 WOMEN as cooks+ Lures, and general work Also, Farmers, and Employment Office, Fe ite Post Office ne pé-3t" TED—A SITUATION by @ gentleman, in auy position, wherein he can obta K To do an small compensat uusylvauia. Addr-se ent WHITE GIRLS, Pn do kitchen work the 15th of Sepie by a good teoant reniences. aud ina good neigh Aldress A.W B, oo deparcment. WASTED—At 1016 i7th street. BOARDE for eee ‘ T Board. Meals furni je he sept W3st T han! stone. septa" Ww city NTED—Two hres GOOD HANDS and one WOMAN. ow adairy farm six miles from Apply P_ WINE. sth and B streets n. w at 3" NTED—At the National Dining Rooms, cor her Sth street and Pennsylvania avenne. @ WHITE WOMAN to work in kitchen. sept-it WANSTED—A& PLAOK to sew by tho week or to eamonth by a first clase dressmaker: don 0 ‘ave the city and make herself useful. street. Ww 'T ree or four housekeeping by @ family of two. Payment and good reference. Address rnished ROOM Depart } ment,” Star Office, sept-st™ | WANTED—Fifty LABORERS on James Creek canal sea wail, Apply on works, corner N and 34 streets southwest, seps at LOANS, CAVAN & CO. WANTED—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, Ist or 24 floor, between Pennsylvai avenue and F street and id and 7th street hwest. Address HiHN J-RVANS, 322 B stroot sontheasi, Capitol sept _ Se. 58 WANIFD—Two intelligent energetic MEN of good appearance and address to engage in a Profitable ovt door business on salary or commis- ip between Gand 11a. m. at Room 6, In- nilding, Washington, D.C. sepi 6t rom. September 15th to May Jet FURNISHED PARLOR and two BE BOOMS. with first-class board, i m private family. for gentleman, wife, child. and white nurse. Be references given and required, Address"0.,” Star Office. sept 2t ‘OR FALE OR EACHANGE-SToom Bhi + all modern im: he Fost. care, 31,800 $500 0. R. MILBURN, 513 7th «t No. 221 84 street north. © rooms tn thorough Fs B improvements; will not ener. ply to HF. ZIM- No. 313 dow MERMAN west FS3 SALE CB RENT —A three-story BRICK DWELLING, pressed brick front and mansard No. 1525 Samson street, bh: 2 Ke, summer kite adc jsomely sdorned by a verraced fron aside lot 24 by % feet, with fountain, f shrubs and flowers. " Inquire ou bath-room, r: $6 1 street, near the Arlington the lines of ‘street cars, new aud SHED PARLORS and BED BOOMS. house bas all modern conveniences Pete BALE—Cheap—Tw LOTS « Bhode Ish And Ibth streets, south f ° CHABLES H. MOULTO ang?l-2w desirable BUILDING 4 avenue, between Lith OB BHNT—A COTTAGE, sable, orchard. with S1x sores good land; uy. baker or butcher; itable for a priv on With street. ni 1 Hotel. Inquire at Mrs. JUST’S, ¥ miles from Georgetown; ver, rm GEO _R MILBURN, 513 7th «t. ENCHANO® — Four s/reets southeast; | Fee SErtad tee tttclss BRICK DWELL |B tne-novs: a A Street, near 9th south PORSSEE CR EXCH Md. ave.. 6 Anacestia Horse PRICK HOUSE 37 FT FRONT, “NEW FRAME t alt modern imps {OR BENT—A nicely-fornishd BEDROW No. 929 18th street, between Land K SUR RENT—Twe street northwes! cond story Be g° Front ROOM, furnished, | corner é6thand K | vom; lower fh A J 0% RENT—A four story BRIOK HOUSE with cern im provements; cheap to @ permanent nt; 2412 Teunsyivanta avenge northwest A oxt door * T—NBIOR HOUSE, six room: hed, Sth street, between y session Sey AN, 4346 (OR RENT—HO! gas and water; rr 25 per mouth. Appty at sepa 31 \T—A very desirable furnisned FRAME TIOUSE of six rooms, with larg: th. Inquire of CHAS. it Building,) No. S02 F | 259 3d st sow street northwest. *~ ROOMS in building on atheast corner of 9th and F streets north and psinted: rent moderate, S. F. KELLEY, street northwest. ‘OK SA LE—A very desirable two-story FRAME Tos a8 and water, on 1th rooms Lewly paper street, near Sen ulars ‘apply. to ALE—Reautiful Frame OOT- No. 1625 31 street, be- ‘den with friite, t n arg flowers, Ke ; but twenty minute Office: price $2,500, or rent $15 monthly to a tenant; key pext door. Inquire at 1029 sth epi 2 WANTED-A frst class CORSLER, with fall kit of tools. DAVIS & ASHLEY, Boot and Shoe Store, sep3.st* Corner F and 12th streets northwest. WANTED—4 GIRL (German preferred) to do the work of @ emall family. Good references required. Apply at 1511 ath atreet west. seps W 45 TED-A PARTNER in the oy bn-iness; rare chance to make mom een in operation four ye inquire of Dr. PINKARD, 477 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. sp} 3t” Wax tee 10 BE KNQWN—That all kinds ot SEWING MACHINES are cleaned, repaired. e correctly adjasted, and in every way put in the best Fete marking order, at reasouable charges WALDRON, Machi ist. Weed Sewing Machine Office, 409 9th street ep3-3t" V ANTED—At E. Dry Goods and Lace House, an expericneed SALESMAN tn dry and faacy goods busines that understands the carpet business preferred but experi need bands need appl ¥ at 9127th «treet northwest, Washington, D.C. sep3 2 WANSTED—A competent WHITE WOMAN to cook, Wash, and iron, at Dr. WHITE'S, 533 16th street, opposite the Treasury. sep? ot NWANTED—To parchase—a_ SMALL HOUSE, ve brick or frame, ¢ ntaining 5 or 6, roome, and to cost from 240). OM Casy terms. Ad Groen ki oat Office. sep? St WANTED=Inimediatcly—FAMILTES to call who are in need of first-class Servants of all kinds; also, Servants wanting good homes can get them by applying at the Kareka Em OLS F street, between 9:h and lth streets. sep2- ho Mrs LOUISE ©. BUTLER. WARSTED—To purchase, with all the modern improvements, a HOUSE with from 10 to 15 s. Location between Ith and 2th streets WASTED_PASTURAGE end STABLING for Distr eee orn "ag summer within - W., Star office. z yerimayl if WARTED—Gentiemon to know that WILLIA ene CORE; Merchant Tailor. 1011 New ‘Yor! avenne, makes a specialty of cutting garmen € made at ‘hee = sepld-ly ‘ANTED—Sccond-hand FURNITURE, BED CLOTHES; second-hand CLOTHING, and BOOTS and SHOES; will the highest’ cash ices. Orders promptly attended to by mail. H- JOLMAN &CO., No. 936, corner lth street and Pennsylvania avenue. mayll ly ANTED—CABPETS TO CLEAN at Bicee Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 436 and 6th strecte 8. w for and’ de- livered withont charge. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—A POLL PARROT. Any person givin 4 information as to ite whereabouts will be; iberally rewarded at 219 I Coe ry se] ining Pension Cer- cards of owner; . 123 904 ard bus rn P lee teeas cs cine bueral rerare eit »¢ paid if returned to No, 323 445 stree*. i" of ni 10) REN ABDI Lot, on the ath inst Market Space, between 7th and 9th LADL PORTMONNALE fontaining 94 in one §10, six @5,ard three §1 bills, and of oar tickets: The above rewars paid i “ to Star office, or to JAS. S. WORTHINGTON, Uniontown, D.C. itt ASTROLOGY, MADAME Ross, This celebrated Lady Antrologist sud Healing M dium can be consulted at No. 201 D street of 2d, northwest. She has no superior in d ing the Past, Present and Future. In love or bnsi ness her advice i# invaluable, describing your friends, pointing out your enemies, aud Informing you of th way to snccess in all undertakings. Consultation strictly confidential. Ladies, &: tlemen, $1.80. * BOARDING. FIRST OPENING oF FALL CLOTHING. BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS “BUYS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSLNESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, 4150, MEN'S DRESS SUITS, MEN'S DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, MEN'S WORKING SUITS. MEN’S WORKING SUITS. A. STRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1071 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Botween 10th and 11th Btreets, eng tr ‘Three Doors from 3 1th Street. “PALL 1875 Fipet.guase BOABD in a private family, with furnished or unfurnished Kooms at moderate rent. 1009 Maryland avenue. sep2-Im* Foe iSHED ROOMS AND BOARD at 8% por mouth; rooms en suite or single, furnished or unfurnished. Families su; ith meals at the shortest notice: . 459 Missouri avenue, corner 6th street northwi augz7-im* SUBNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No. Br Ug r aistroet sectirweet Gcroes thease augld iw” ILLIKEN’S—Oorner of loth and E streets west, Washington, D.0., one square from joo aad 'W, hrest care.’ Boul by tee eect ar A and mouth. piiransient Board, | $20 er day. “House oroughly renovated : Mets fy) "FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor. FOR SALE. a [—A dark bey HORSK, 7 years old} F B, PALE blab pectocity sound and of good action, suit for carriage or busi- Iow'if sold soon Apply to WMS GAH Ain. ath sold soon Apply to WMS. it od G streets morthneeet. pepeoe OR SALE—Four a; ht Plated Bar BHUOW CABES. suitable tor a eagity oF, rerey Sore. Wi Ad bar, » by J. . BOTELER & BAO. House Furaukers; 933 Pennsylvania ave- bee. ons ‘OB SALE—A PONY, PHUTON and HAB- NEES prey lle lady or tleman. Price $250: cost onghe Aso. ‘Gav. Can seen, S Livery Stable, 0: ADE—1 a FS fre Ragen OB TB Roa Gow five years 4 or child can drive or ride her; she is sola Be fanit, only the owner does not want two horees. H.H. HEMPLER, Optician, 453 Penns. avenue. seps St |.—Will be sold at 700 bar- (Oks Howe's Cave CEMENT. “Teta Oasont apa rete SALE 0) RANGE-FARM of Beco cele ed pear aa = 3 tio way to Hichmond. “B.A. P 'b street northwest. OR BALE—HOUSE. 1012 B street wouthwest, n grounds; house contains price 85:40. ES on 12th street, be opposite Smithsoniay nine rooms, bathroom, & Also, two FRAME H¢ Tand U. Nos. 1912 acd 1914: ; GEO. W. STL Room p Le Droit Butidia (OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, «ix rooms, No. 42 Dumbarton strest, George Apply on the premises’ JOHN MOORE. 2100 G street ae Moros, jar; 4 r ee reps Tee ell modern con} mouth. Apply on the premises ‘OR RENT—Brick CARRIAGE NOUSE and STABLE. Apply at No. 317 0 th OR SALE—Small LOTS in squares 643 and 503; lance monthly payments. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th ait *OB KENT—Unfarni modern improvement: after 5 o'clock p.m. No.1005 xb ace oe » FIRST FLOOR; all rivate famiiy. E ROOM on third ', 605 7th street, AVIS & SON, 615 7th T—Two PARLORS, farntshed or un- fornished; desirable location; rent mod: at No. 419 2d street north: seps 3c" references required, t omites in the country. « pretty thic HOUSE, with two to'ten acres tly in fruit in full hearing. Large Acdress M.F.1., G d of Peach trees, D.C. 2% F street nort Fk SALE Several parts of the city on lon ‘suci9 im RIS OB SALE—A choice BUILDING LOT in con tre of the city, 25 by 10) fret angl9-ist E. J. SWEET, 511 7th street. three stories and basem back building; pres brick front; Ohio stone trim: ming: brownstone base and steps, double terrace and steps: furnished with al! mo: ern improvements; situated No 1513 Rhode Island avenue. adjacent to Scoit Statue Apply to CHAS. N. BENNIT 1402 Mth street. 17 Lm Ty prese brick front bath room, and fine Good terme, 311 7th street, {OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ten rooms. containing modern improvements, «it on Tith street, between AN northwest reet northwest. augli-lm UILDINGS, corner rthwest, OF FICES and UN- OOMS, singly and tn snits, from §3 TIRS. Agent. Room No.) \anl3- FE SALERA tar Tere moriable, old fash foned BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, nituatel oe the corner of Bridge and Frederick strests, Geor; 0.5 ettractive. Terms ressouable | “ WILLIA town, and Io TYLER, octé- With street R™5 ESTATE BULLETIN 0} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st, ADVEXTISEMEN12S, CHANGED BYEKY WEUNESUAY AND SATURDAY. BBICK HOUSES FOR SALE. 82 Est. now mod imps..5 rs...... Continental H bet 3. ath ate 225 Des . imps. mod_ impe. W., mod. tmpa., 5 rs. w . mod. imps | 8 ra. 451 Lat. n. w., mod. imps., 9 ra mod. imps. iiv9 ith st. a. wy mod. Impe TWO-STOBY BRICK AND FRAM CK AND, FRAME HOUSES 63st st.. bet. P. (FR Sts. w 416 Nest. wey 2 1317 7th st. n. w..(F. BH, A st., bet 2d and sin. e. Ist , bet. 19th € 20:h n. 1222 Union st. 8. w., — Win st., UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. Bridge st., Geo'town, bet. Market & Fri i2th st, s. w., bet. Va.ay. and S Cor. Va_av. ‘and New Hamp. Ith st., bet: Rand 8 nw lith st. bet_¥ and W uw. Sth st., bet. Band 8 nw, lots, ea: bet. V and W nw, nh w., per ft. w.. per foo A) sts. n. HOUSES FOR RENT. -, ll mod imps , 1i rs. od. imps. ’ od. imps.. W ra. mod. all mod. imps., 1! ra. + all mod. imps., 10 rv all mod. impa., 7 ¥ ave. 8.0.) Mod imps., 6rs LOANS ON BEAL ESTATE. 8500. 1 per cent. for negotiating sept tr , —Only £90 per month—Entire FIRST . completely furnished for honsekeep. nd healthy location: just ted for a young conple; st. Call after dovclock p.m. OB SALE—A rare chance is ofiered to buy a wilt HOUSE of nine rooms, No. 413 6th hwest. with hali, bath, OR SALE—Two stor, : contains seven rooms, hiCK DWELLING le trimmings: face ith all modern im- sitnared fn one of the best localities on within one sqnare R.R. sere} wd Ci f the Avenue and reet s.@. sep2-13i" n excellent HOUS! in Alexandria; fourteen rooms, with 81 T comfort and easy housekeeping, It ts sitaated in the hi nly a few minntes’ wal AB also A beautiful flower garden. Any one wi-hing to examine the hons Will take pleasure in showing. excelien’ place for some of the De in Washington, as the fecilities from Washington are cheap and good, isions much lowgr in Alexand: H.C eI City Hotel, Alexandri: 5 (OB SALE-—A three-story Pressed Brick Front eleven rooms and water, rarge, oi part of the city. and either of the depots ‘tment off zial t Latrobe stove, gas, &c. Price $7,800, BRICK, (Pressed trick Front:) seven rooms and bath-room. Price $3.50, on easy terms. Siso, two two-story and half basement Pressed ‘ront; ten rooms and bath room, and every mcvern convenience. If purchased at once, will be sold at a very low figure Three first-class BUILDING LOTS in the north western section of the city. Cheap, aud on terms to CHAS. H. MOULTON, 625 F street northwest. OR RENT—Larce, desirable, nicely furnished ‘on second and third floors; all provements; locatéon central and pleas- ily; to persons without children; Also, @ neat two-stor suit purchasers, FRONT ROOMS reet northwest OR RENT—A first class BRICK HOUSE, 220 ‘2d street northeast, with twelve rooms, and all OR RENT—A fine containing fongteen rooms, in a healthy loc«lity, n¢ and ove square from street ‘ca venience, such as hot and cold water, water-closets, range, Iatrobe, fine balls an lawn in front, with fountain e1 fron raiting on marble wall, ‘house and stable and loft on a wide This houee will be rented to hy Stable can be ren’ ply at 222 13th street south ‘OR BENT—HOUSE 319 New York avenue, corner of 4th street; it cellar, with lar; ry RESIDENCE, neluding two bath ; fine yard back 2 good tenant rooms ot residence in W: the premises or to FREDBRIC: 4H street northwest. OR SALE—A three-story BRICK, eight rooms ‘ion. 31 Ten O85" SWEET, 511 7th street. PROFESSIONAL... M2 ooMIS, DENTIST. + HAS REMOVED H18 OFFIC! to bis residence , 1229 N street corner 13th Dorthwest. sepl-Im* D*® 2 © worr, DENTIST, Bemoved to 1210 F street. jell-tm ScHU RAKEMAN, Scare Be RATSIS FRESCO, DECORATIVE and every description of OBNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, 727 %th street northwest. SPECIMEN ROOM, 710 E street northwest, jan2] ly WASHINGTON. D.C. S7 PER SET FOR TEETH, EITHER JAW Of by De. AS. PRATT, Graduate of Ohio Coll of Dental Surgery, and of Bush Medical College of Chicago, 401 7th street, east side, corner of D. Gas and chloroform awedi1 extracting teeth. Janllly LADIES’ GCODS. ES, 1575. FALL GOODS And n FALL STYLES 8 Beye ser ae r. 1 given to orders, pecial attention Stas. JP. PALMER, sepl-te 1109 F street, between 1th aud Itt», & MISS KE, A. McCORMICK, @ ry ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur 8 ans. Is constantly receiving all the newest shapes !n cHLP D STRAW HATS, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, Se A choice assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS. Orders promptly filled. apis y HOTELS, SPINGLER HOUSE, UNION SQUARE, N. ¥. EUROPEAN PLAN, A SELEOT FIBST-CL488 HOTEL fn the heart of the city; convenient te all places of bueiness, Stages a ase churehes, theaters, &c. nd street cars the doore for ail steamboat piers, ferries. and ess money than at the © first-class hotels. Ele- kautly furnished rooms §1 per day wpwards, ac. “c hire is saved as Uni ‘Square is easily reach- Ti ed by street cars or stag ‘anzia im = 2 ROST, Proprietor COAL AND WOOD. Coan: COAL? COAL? woop: woop: BUSINESS OHANOES.. AUCTION SALES. ___ FUTURE bays WILLIAMS. a (EB SALE—One of the fioest BUTTEB STANDS street market, hwesteorver lok a et N, 512 Teh street E WORLD’ A FIRST CLASS sou! ‘TO \1776_ 7 . With retare stamp. CENTESNIAL 6m walt Rooms, 521 Chestn: OR SALE—A st, Phita, Pa D HOME CHEA Address Besicence 203 $100,000 28 VILLE KAILROAD BOND: P which highest AMF MAqTINGL DARNEILLE WHLLIAM J. MILLER. i B. WiLurams 212 Ponneytvan: WILL BE P. Letter Carrier. H. WARNER, Real Ket AID FOR 4s oe TRUSTER 'S SALE OF VALU A OPERTY IN WASHINGT commary delay at 5.9 ard .OWNMAN & t : BAN Ta AT ALCTION Fee SALE CHEAP. A fiue assortment of ENGLISH BREECH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNS, each fully warranted FINDINGS, REVOLVERS, and a redemed Piedges, at 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.8, large lot of Un Northeast corner loth and D streets, very deirable NEW FRAME sin worthwe-tera section of cit rooms and summer kitchen, ball, window, al modern in borhood: near cars. Pi dream Box 725, € @ry cellar, bay ovements, fine 6. $3 (eno Of A BARGAIN— L will sell erezche fe 0 peach and appl crapes, ail in the house; « bath rom; ph from five to ten minutes’ walk from. Eladem he B. railroad: fifteen minntes’ | gs For forther information gall on | ANHORN, on the premises, or at No. 1237 | sylvania avenue, District ¢ SALE in » ¥ COLUMBIA SKU 101 Feuwica. iu dend 3 65's guaranteed by U. 8. mabered dated Septem! i. 12, tn year 7 per cent. Currency Bonds. poration Querterly Stock w LEWIS JOHNSON & 00. Bank {¥.W. Joucs’ subdivision of MADE IN WALL STREET t of $212 in sproad on P. ht cer fell ‘informations free ers ry a © months, with interest from day cured by a deed $1.0002 required at the property at the r Chaser after ten day= GEOW mn BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Sc! IOOL-BOOKsS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, H. WAKNER, | Estate Broker and Ancttoner, dings, corner F and 7th ste. northwest. VALUABLE REAL CAPITOL TBUSTEE'S 84 WM. BALLANT 425 73 STREET, I stock, at the lowest prices with Books fur introduction. S' HOOL BOOKS AT 20 PER CENT. DIE x COURT. By virtue of a deed of trust to corded in Liber No. 6 records of Washington ty, « + the 1c day sell on the premises on TUESDA August, 1:75, at 6 o'clock p.m, Perty, or so much thereof as may be necessary to u ambered stxtecm sand the east The trade sap- » Satisfy said trast. (8), seventeen (17) ern thirty-five (39) feet of lot unmbered fifteen (15. six hundred and thirty-five laid down and described of Washingtoa city, D. 0 property fronts on the Capi Ware arcuue, and fs rapidly i:upr Spencerian Copy Books and Pens. ‘and Music Renders. Drawing Books Paber’s P od Diamond Rubbers. jesalc and retail, at the yery lowest SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTOR: Corner 4% street and Penn. avenne. SCHOOL Books some ope of th WARREN CHOATE & CO,’S, the TEXT BOOKS used tn nd Private Scholes, Academtes and Ol leges of the District and Siyacent count WARBEN CHOATE POSTPONED + me by i piace BOBGE MABON, T sugd-cobde [Critic | J. T. COLU WELL, 8. SF THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED A ook sellers and Stati. oot! TURSDAY Vernon Bow, 941 Penns) iva Beeks JUST PUBLISHED. Question of Honor. By Christian Reid... Book of P. Te the Greeks and OneF .. Essays and St Wohiteladie ss ef HOMAS DOWLING, rt Auction Mrs. Oliphant. At the old «ta: Leisure Hour “ Southweei ourues of Clinical Lectures an peer oe Sacer e- : ee Ghee ric-a-Brac Hunter, B Queen Mary. Tennyson. Small Saunter 25. 113." Gaborian... atSULOMONS & CHAPMAN 3. 4 “Pore Linen Papers,’ 911 Penne} {Chronicle aud Bepablican | MEDICAL, &c. DP ete b8t extaptisnee Ladies Physician, AS REMO 36 BaRatosa ST., NEAR C: Ladies desiring treatment of any complaiat can consult him with the utmost confidence, Separate rooms for lady patients. 81 PER BOTTLE. Con DABBYS, 115 455 «t., jyl-im* ee Fivecia avente. Tmotern impr rth mnths, with tnt wn at time of sale RT, BALTIMORE. (Colonization Building.) B. AND MRS. WILSON —. D rienced A scientific ladies’ Barrett, Military Ste tity of old Pattern Metall &c.. as follows: U8. Ariny, @G Bini wud Gay Tears uglos, T743 Hat Ba- Hat Nambers, M46 . $561 Bat Letters, ree. 527 Cromed pro to be removed at the expenss of the purchasers, withia Sve days niter the da A Deputy Q M. Gen. THE TRADES. wpercer) DAM Alttarens BA and oxen tae. JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, wert-t 811 Tra STREAT NORTHWEST. ETH W EST SIRE AND BUBGLAB-PROOF VAULTS. bours, 98. m. to =.