Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: THUESDAY.......0+..July 27, 1876. CROSBY 5S. NOYES........Editer. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 15,000,-being more than three times that of’ wy other daily paper in Washington, and equal te that of all the ether daily papers in the city added together. _—_—~<re in New York on Tuesday Judge Cartis rendered @ decision in the case of Daniel Butterfield and others against Simon Kiaber ‘and another, which came up 20 & motion to er join the defendants from using their steam Whistle to the annoyance of the plaintiffs. No other use or advantage to the defeadants from it than calling their workmen to the factory was claimed on the argument. Tne judge was of the opinion that this calling of the men could be eifected in other ways, and granted the injunction asked for. Tne de- cision is @ sensible one. While“this is @ free country,” where every man fondly be- lieves that ne is a sovereign acd not @ sub- ject, it ought to be thoroughly understood that no one has a right to exercise any priv- llege to the annoyance or detriment of his neighbors. Every one remembers the case of the yelping cur that disturbed the slum- bers of our minister to Spain, when he re- sided in Washington, and the decision of the court in the case, which was eminently just and proper, providing as it did that the cur should be killed. A few years ago one of our courts ordered the removal of a pair of “mourning doves,” whose coutinual and mournfal cooing became annoying to the Complainants in the case. There are many other “nulsances iojurious to bealth,” such ‘@s the continual vexing of discordant “mu- sical” instruments by ambitious learners, Which almost any court would sbate on ap plication. —_____eee-____ The Cincinnati Enquirer is “indirectly in- formed” that Mr. Tilden is likely to resign his governorship of the state of New York @8 s00n as the public service and his duty to the state will permit. «It is believed,” the says, “that he is delaying his letter Of acceptance till the duties of the office he holds will permit him to relinquish it.” Hereabouts it is believed that he is delaying bis letter of acceptance until the House takes action upon resumption. —____oeo-_——__ Generai Sheridan has not decided to take the field in person against the Sioux, but will intrust the direct charge of operations to Generals Terry and Crook, both of whom are experienced Indian fighters. It is not at all necessary that the Lieutenant General should conduct operations in person, and to send so high an officer on such service would certainly be an unusual procedure. Tae sud- Jagation of the hostile Sioux by Crook and Terry will doubtless be accomplished in a very short time. The Indians’ supply of am. ™munition must soon be exhausted, when ‘they will be compelled to rely solely on their @rrows, lomahawks and war clubs, harmless ‘Qs Weapons compared with rides. They will also find it difficult to subsist long in the SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! AT REDUCED PRICE FEW OF THOSE SPaBi x A Jett to close out for @ is er a B ‘Fernsylvanta avenue. INE WHI Py MARSEILLES 1D DUCK Fegardloes to cost. A. STRAUS. 1B 918 CASS. SUI Tt 24, Oats. sur down to @13. 1011 LiGhEcOhg Rng aE aR anata HE $3 BLACK OLOT: BESS SUITS re- TESS eT TRS Ree LAL Ly ‘to be PLATO &2 RTE tet roe Fr 0 ‘ANT3, all A SEAS NAET PL Sg Fanta ®) ivauls avenue. O18’ FINE ASS. ‘SW and B12. A. SUITS ay 7 and @8, formerly /LISH CHECK OA8S. $14 SUITS to be die Bites gare OUt Pennsylvania avenue. ‘YS’ S)HOOL SUITS, $4 and , at A. Botkate™ bd be Cmennan’s SUITS, (four to ten of age,) devs than cost. 1012 Pennsyivenia avenns. Swarr. Oa83. 612 BUITS for @5 at a. STmals’. R40 B. FROCK COATS Sts ¢ formerly @15 and Pennsyivenie ae. A SIZE CASSIMBRE AND FLANNEL SUITS, fom 41 to 46 tuches, at reauced prices. A S8Tkal @ MES‘S 91NE WUBSTED COATS and 1S (from 46 tu 20 years) reduced to 61, for- 6. LOL Penns} Ivanis avenue. | A LALGE LINE OF OHILDBER’S CASS. and weoMaree SULTS from 4 to ld y: roatly G 041 Penn. avenue. SHOULD TAKE AD- § ABOVE BARGAINS T 'ON FROM THOS: BTHS CITY WiLL = ‘a8 THE BEST BAKGAIN. ayaT-tr LUMBER. LUMBER. OUR REDUCED PRICE VIBGINIA PINE BOABDS, per hundred, 1.50 WHITE PINE OULLS, (g004)... WHITB PIE OULLS, (12 inch). WHITE PINE SIDING. WHITE PINE 4-4 and 6.4, DEESS) 10 and 15 per cent. REDUCTION MADE ON ALL KINDS OF LUMBEB SINOB JULY 1, 1876, WILLETT @ LIBBEY, jyt-ly =OOB. 6tx BT. AND Ww YORK hig HANCE FOR BARGAINS A AT PRIME COST, Big Horn mountains, since there is said to be very little game in that region. —__—_—_-e2-__—__—"_ President Grant is winning golden opinions from all quarters for having set his foot own in oppusition to the river and harbor bill. It will be remembered that President Pierce vetoed @ river and harbor bill on account of the unconstitutionality of such ® measure. ——____-cee-___ We note further indications in the Rich- Mond papers of @ growing unpleasantness between ihe “Oid- Line Whigs” and the “an- terrified” Democracy of Virginia. The bone of contention seems, however, to be nothing more dignified than the divi- sion of the offices. The old-liners complain that seven of the eight conservative mem- bers of Congress from Virginia were origin- ally democrats. On the other hand, it is alleged that the old whigs hold nine out of the twelvestate offices; four out of the five justiceships on the supreme court beneh, and one of the U. 8. Senatorships. Then there is & wrangle as to which is the largest element of the conservative party of Vir- ginia, the old whigs or the democrats. It is not probable that the unpleasantness will @mount to more than & side-ripple in the mational contest. ——_—_—-see- The Springfield Republican is not over apt tw praise the administration, but it is moved to say In view of the reported determination Of the President to veto the river and harbor bill swindle, “Good for President Grant !”” ——_——_cee--___ The bill of Senator Gordon, of Georgia, Tecently introduced, providing for a com- petent and non-partisan revenue corps, is & good one as far as it goes. It contains the essential element of civil service reform in that it provides that all revenue officers must be thoroughly qualified; that all pro- motions must be made on competitive exam- inations; and that the persons promoted must already belong to the service. The members of the corps can be removed only for neglect, malfeasance in office, for paying money for political purposes, and for using Official influence for the same. Sach a sya tem might work very satisfactorily, but there is no prospect whatever of the passage ot Gen. Gordon’s bill. It would be an inno- vation which the politicians would never sanction, interfering, as it would, with their official patronage. —_~re-___. How isthis? The Clacianati Gazette says: “It is the publicly expressed opinion of the Hon. 8.S. Cox, M.C., and the Hon. Fer- pando Wood, M.C., that Tilden cannot any the state of New York or the country. e bave the documents for this.” —_————__+eo-_____ The question now asked by the Albany Evening Journal 1s, “Had Governor Tiiden been dicing when he collided with and se- verely injured the occupants of a buggy, while driving near Albany the other even- ing.” The Goversor was profuse in his apologies, but the male occupant of the buggy, @ democratic farmer by the way, characterized his explanation asa@ blank lie, asserting angrily that “the accident was Solely caused by the careless, bungling driv- ing of the Governor, and that he ought to be arrested and punished, as the road was wide and any one in his sober senses could have avoided the collision.” This is Tough on the democratic candidate for the Presidency, and the affair may be magaified by bis political opponents !ato another case of “buttered watermelon.” A southern paper saya that the gentlemen of the south don’t ob) sct to northeruers com- ing among them with their brawn and mus- cle, and that they will be welcomed, pro. vided they do not interfere in politics; upon which, the New York Heraid very perti- nently asks: “Why should this restriction be imposed? If a republican goes to Illl- nols he can vote as he pleases, run for office if he pleases, and no one will rebuke bim. ‘Why should he not have the same right in South Carolinar” An exchange says: May be you think that people don't like to read advertisements! If you do you are much mistaken. Fresh, ‘well-put, well-placed advertisements are news! They are welcomed, read, nay, Btndied! The newspaper that is alive with them is increasingly acceptable, and so is the business house that knows how to get them up. possessed withal with the sagacity and nerve to keep them up. The Custer monument fund has reached the sum of 83,500, or about enough for the pedestal. That is probably about as high as the fund or the monument will get, judging Py the monumental history of the country. . FOR 30 DAYS, $100,000 WORTH OF Gents’ F ine Gaiters ‘Tice. Hides im at Bie Button and Tie Biippers. L, HEILBRUN, p No, 402 Tih st.. 34 door above D st. n. w. BW. B—Look in the “Uld W mac ook in wincow for the we gg FARR eens cceicegee'= FARA One T-octave Overstrung Ayroffe Chickering... Ouse octave Parlor Graed Chickerls a] une we Bibert Weber. us One 34 octave Fisher........... 85 One 6-octave Knabe & Gashie.. ve seesoonscennese. ao For sale upon easy terms to make room, at W. @ METZEROTT & COs, of Steinwey's Sov adits Shue Srgala see" Ome Hesen 8 Jas.E.¥Fircx. Bost.0. Fox. Epwin 0. Currse. FITCH, FOX & CO., BEAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKEES, = 1509 Penn. ave., opp. U. 8. Treas’y Depart't, 1 . Collect Rents, Lend Money, sec Se ty eater, Gate 8S" Special attention £ anagement Estates and. Properties belonsing io monger A owners. ay 1 CROCKERY, CHINA, : GLASS-WARE, A4nD FINE PLATED-WABE. Our friends will find at our stores full a ot B 0. a Sow sSe ona Parana AE Say 1009 Pasir NI meee ras 7 Between 1th ‘and tite streets. RECEIVING DAILY ‘VETS. BROWN, BLUE ABD BLACK VEL BEVIEW ABD CAVALIBE HATS, OOOK’S PLUMES AND BANGT WikGs. BED GBOS GRAIN BIBBORS—Ho. 5, oaeF Ne.: Bo 9, 1%.; Mo. 12, 150. SHADE snd TRAVELIAG HATS and BOR- BETS reduced to 2c. SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS Below Cost. nee M. J, HUNT, Mrs. jy26-tr 631 and 623 D street northwest. SOLID WEALTH! $600,000 Ia Gifts! Grandest Scheme Ever Preseated to the Public, A Fortune For Only $12, THE KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBU: Tied COMPANY, suthorized by 8 special act of the txt tty} Iature. bene! the PUBLIO 80 ‘So AWK FONT, will have tne Biretoot oat oF F series of Grand Drewiogs at MAJOB HALL, inthe OITY OF FRANKFORT, KY, % THURSDAY AUGUST 31, 1576, will distribute to the ticket $600,000! THOS. P. PORTER, Ex-Gov. Ky., Gon'l Managor POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT! LIST OF GIFTS: One 18 ceo | 1938 eho ee ae RA AR ores Li Mae aac rentan sete fot Ticket ne a- MOK. THOS. P. PORTER, Geseral Manager, Jy3-tawewtK ew Fraaktort, Ky. eS BOBPSair pie ‘A fret W Airosrion iss pivaenanirer So os HCUPEMAID: understands ner iefanee thot oughly; no lom to the country. class Leuocress wishes a Please at Satara is Hi street, between let and 2d north: )) AN TED—Girls ana Women to 0 to Philecel- WAEZAD tick ane fomen to go to Philecel work chamberwork) marsss Im ier Piica.sith relisbis help." Roout 17 oud Bu'idi.g. Sickel icating re in house with modera improvegent fty” addrees“" MATES Bier emiee oe j ANTED—Hou-e GIGLS ‘aad W seen for Bvindtgntn: food situate % Restaurant COOK. Cite famiifes sup lied free. He streste. re eee es ak 'BU—First class COOK! BB for first. MEN for the city. second (parlor) floor. “ giroraties oft Baie Ateeaa dommes, | Hatiess atic gto gig a ry jween 9th ai je . Mo, are UTLER. 5¥28-3e" FOR RENT AND SALE. F? T—A HOUSE party fa: mab: to board two persous; or part of u board. ‘Boterence Tequited: ; i a ENT—A lerge, nicely Feraished BOOM 9B second fi or, sou.h frou, with mod . vetionose; wultablo for gentleman sad ete aren ed te 933K cores Fo? —A three-stery SRICK HO! avenue, wi! or whhout a Ftore |; gas. ol ad oped eiesil beeen a = Fe ibiead Biase sta eN Ok ROUGE, Wo, FOE BEsT—sRtoK Ho fo. 1530 tote street, com siniag seven rooms. Tr rY water closet, pantr: ‘ellar. Sad water ou each fioor,, “UA geet m, et oor. baat tia om B RENT—Augas' 6th, two nicsting SUOMS. f * E separtntee cond casentsoat tog a -dern cont ODCSe. 229 Street, wear corner ith street ares very deatrabla HOUSE of fou . Rent Address J.T. 5. 206 oth strest iy2s Be" 4N1RD—A pumber of HO! Terms moderate. Wanteo—a WHITE WOM ia—williog to deuged aire tice wats a3 Blalock + >. 5¥25 St" arte Saat eo pies en SS TED—By a family of four adults, four Un- ‘Trashed BOUMS, with Dach-room, ‘Address, location and terms, Lock Sox be fe 3728. W4nzzD-cLarus GailST Jay .. OF Ly 000! & ov. UBTHERN PACIFICO BOAD BO! for Real Rotate tn the District of Buffalo. Hew York. ‘or Bi & GEaSN, in5-t0 eee aay ty iene. ANTED—To BOHASE—HOUBE of about FU. six rocms; hall and bath; @2.000 to Lente Dalaxce, if any, on time; preter to with owner. "Agdress D. K. & P61 Bt stoot norchoast. NTE wwiy built three story AEG. with exders heproremente between 4th a Tath streets, and. ana a vey ny STANLE Borthwest. eck ner fe jy Bue and Sth street, near City Hall. [ANTED—To BXOHANGE new Btoves for old WSEHE TyEageA SS ey arg ec Cured, from §5 to 618, 0r'uo pay. me LOST AND FOUND. Lo.4 POCEBT BOOK, containing $2. The finder will be well rewarded by leaving ft at Obas INEBEL’'S corner 6th street aud Lou- isiana avenue northwest. ht 5 BEWABD—Lost,a POO! taining a smel eum of M. 307, dated zon bs TBVOK, con- al ‘Note for Ber. 18th streets All persons are [arned ogaloet negotiating the above notes, as they . oreo: : 3s6 2” il 0. 0. MARTIN. GYP, enip of white on 4 if returned ‘on Boundary: iy: 5 . A liberal to the large “COTTAG: street, near 15th north west. Loto evening of 24th,a Ladies’ Goid Hunt- tpg Case WATCG. monogram B.L. W. on frunt of case. T! by calling at Boom BOARDING. 476 Lae AVERUR, peer B. & ‘he ‘will be rew: 42. Seaton House j725-3*, ze to $10 per week. 80 per dey; bath and ges. j727 la" 17; 608 Lith street pe ee at reasonable rates, ot Ho. 486 Pennay COUNTRY BOARDING. SILCOTT SPRINGS, a summer home By oh pha ropa aa to PERSONAL. Er Seeut, SLiTTT ey pasos [D!eoLUTIn oF coraBrmEsnir. z 5 BIR. lS aaie cetera et CeO E OE ar emtok et pOALIFOREIA BRANDY, pare grape, @2 per Sayer nae AETHUB HATTASRS, Draggtict, vv Corner $4 snd D streets northwest. ched ' Terms location in the city. ‘West, second dvor from H FS BENT—Bice Pa first floor, farnisn jaitable for teu gentle men. Also. Unfurnished KOOMB 7 conveniences. 513 lth street eae 3 * BLO® BaD-BOOM, oo FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. RB BENT—Four story PRIOK HOUSE, Bo, 49 4S roome. & e rest porth. rn 5 iso, HOUSB, same Reignt, Coutaiaing 14 rooms, ai Bo 569 stb street wert. Beth B u renovated snd are tn thorough sepatr: lection vert d-cirabie, D repair: ‘Alen BOOMS ta house No. 309 9h, wureet west. Forfurtber particuiars inquire of T. A. LAM- BERT, Attoruey-at-law, No. 410 Sib’ strect | west. jyB-st (UB os i G street northwest, con- ‘tain’ rooms. Ho-1006 Massachusetts avenue, containing 26 | ee - 2018 G street, containing 10 rooms. Ee 1023 sth 1 ing W rooms. iin Row Sacre ibe helt togcenion ces, Inquire of JAMES W. BARKER, oo H st. nipe room HOUSB, con- new! provements. od refintebed; from August Ist; at Gall at 46 1 street morthenst to 3 iy £35 ger montn: ous. ROBT. A _PBILLIPS. 603 18th street Large attractive. 3¥10-lm Corner 45; street and Louisian aavenne. BBIOK, ball, bash aod cellar: ‘d. 905 New Hampshire: (south of circle), uf 1736 3 OR RENT_No ai 3 Oy street, hes ait moiera improvements, 14 rooms. 3 3 DBS. THOS B. WAGGAMAN, 319 7th st. FOE BBR T—Sicely furnished BOOM on vec ond flocr, with board; one of the beat locations inthe city. 1299 F street. iy98-3t southwest corarr 13th and “Tetreets norboeet, mona t 81S F street street bwest: a Rorthweets aaa joaest Fon SFist tet ee aera furnished for housekeeping, for 915 thira che rr onsame floor. 933 Fe & ane airy BOOMS, on tingle; suitabl- for one or two item: room a1d modern improvements. 610 131 neer Ebbitt House. (OK BEST—1747 F ished, 9 rooms, and bat iy26 8t ‘UB RENT—Two desirable HOUSES, Now 467 a reet northwest. Rent, per ly to GRO. O. HUMES, 412 Hasirect i : armished, my Bo. £210 eh ta. "_iv25 3t* “OB BENT— two nicely farnished comm unicat- F ing BOOMS, on second floor, with gas, bath room.’ Reut, @16 per month, 2' if: eet borthwest. 1402 6th street north- fer, bot and cold; every con veniet ce; clean Derfect order. W. MET. OALF. corner 15th street and New York B.H. WARNER, 7th street. ‘OB RENT—From Angust Ist. a very desirable seven ri rick DWELLING, Ho. moder: nt tepant will show the house. @39 BOSERT A. PHILLIPS, 603 16th eat 3y26 tm —By 8. H. WALK SH, 630 Louis- enue: to 1324 B street northwest, 10 rooms, all 131 modern improvements, @: 1321 Bi ge, terect. 8 roo! 1451 3 oom 1541 Columbia street northwest: niences. Bret class Houses 3736-1 ING, with eleven rooms, 9 FSS SERT-A, three story cRIOK DWELL- OY I street north- roads: wit ‘rame House. 461 1 Apply to EB. D. OLAPP, 512 9th street Lorthweet. i736 42° OB BERT rooms... jand avenue scuthwest, li rooms northwest, 9 roome............... MILLER & 00., street northwest. of at 2 (— floor, ina ploneant capa |= “ug Fo BRBNT—Ond two story BRICK baget con! 6 rooms, gas aud water, 45t 3 Wik Mew nih: Agent BOs Tiksirinee” SERE Ree cages es e Cd eeeewe Bree ey SeaRe eoese by ey LJ if BSSESRRES SEU ERE aiygee a8 FOR RED T—45 Massachasctis avenue northweet, seven room BRICK, just completed; aod water; large yards: convenie per month. EDWARD 0.CAB! Attoraey-al Law isT-1m__ 454 Louisiana avenue, opp. City Ok BENT— HOUSE No. 1305 BIGGS STEERT, Between Band 8 and 18th and lith stroots, ‘The best house in the city for the 8S per Wopth; eleven rooms; every con » and ip order, Apply at 4EBM8 & KETOHAM, jetl-tr SLO F street. 08 BENT—Six-room BRIOK HOUSE, 1218 . OF St paint store: SBFORD. je3-tm" OB BE! ‘BOOMS, farnished and anfurateh- FORME, HO US Re sr Sej8e Stink otis ne gt octS-tr EAL ESTaATE BULLETIN THOS. E. waGeaman, 619 7th st, (Changes Made Every Wednesday > — geCeUE Se ss nist Pas ee 8 ry tt mi EEESESE st ne ne co co ea 600 co ow 3 3 F i it 4 et Beam F Sai ESS saaeke Lal Bunsesessusese|n: One of @2 000, two of @1,000—8 per cont. for of 2 per nego- GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. —————__ ee Fo THE SPRINGS ABD OCENTENSIAL EXGIBITION. Straw Hi red and blue bande, also styles, all at reduced prices. Twilied Bik Paregon Frame Umbrella os ‘ndezican Jak Grass Hammock, 93 EJ a BOOMS. furnished veryt INEMETZ, Hatter. Fre Rocnchocpig es be Eee ee | syente 1937 Bee eter southeast corner of 4% street. Also, several simall Bedrooms, i538-4w B PERSONS Fes roe ; Vacant Ist of August. Apply at 1319 IN WANT OF on EE story BEIOK DWELLING, HATS F containing four good chambers, saicon parlor, | Should not fail to call and examine our clegant as- dining-room, a! + servants’ and bath room, sortment, which we are selling at from Soets hocena Sens 1 ee oe OE Sts I — PARASOLS 25 por cont disoount. bent loealit 9th street north: Grant Place. B® RENT—A nice, comfortable HO frees street, containing six rooms, room, ges and water. F. He T.W: E°PHSLPS, at Photographic try Department. : FOd atB=a contradic RESTOR OR, ot Bin: densburg. with from 31 den land, with abundance Wa: CHOPPIN. Bofer to 1908 F street northwest. st, at some lity, 715 corner M: a » modern im porches. Bent only ze 5p 25-6t R BENT—Bigbt room HOUSE, newly im- proved, all in perfect order.on 36th be- tween E and F northwest: exceilent stand Sgro: rent low - cery store; healthy location; toe good Inquire at wrest ei eae aah Pmae é v4 —~&. three story Ro. I street northwest, nes ‘ ett res me 1012 100-4 Real Betate Freon, gas, Woeery Ba Teak Sal es Fe, 4th street. between MERSEE BOUND, Ne, $07. om sree betnens eee , northwest, 9 reoms, water and 1419 PENESYLVABIA venta, jyl9-tr Above Willard’s Hotel. a _ Sore Biase’: Bott. DRESS £HIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the FINEST DBESS SHIRT FOR 93.25. Satisfaction always guaranteed. Gent's LINEN OO! BS and OUFFS, HOSI- Wale, et prices walsh: Sety EBY and UNDEB competition, at JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, Jjel9-ly 804 F street a. w , LeDroit Building. el0-ty_804 F strect a. w , LeDroit Building. KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS, Bhirs or etx Solan, eet et to be hed nap BF" Wonre bole Agvnts. TO a GOOD, CASH-PAYING TRADE. and Mizoes’ Croaust Slippers, Tic. ap, Cong. i 8 1.58 sells elsewhere at 's Box bs Pumps, 9} (20d), will be tafe ‘gare extremely aoa © SORE SAY sre, J. J. GEORGES, D | FASHIONABLE BOOT M4KER, Be. 9118 PENNSYLVANIA AVEEUB, BR BENT—PART of STORE No. 625 Hb F ret be Cloud Bai ding. jye ke anti ‘10 SU BBO W from 86 0 for three or five years, oa realestace worth te te amount. (Bo brokers.) addres. 4 ce. joe. jy? 1.600, 61,000 TO LOAN ON m4 st No. 1002 F street sorthwest SALE UB TBADB.— For sale very cheap.«r ‘trade for vacet ° or Fy room a for | pe eta ed oe EE Er ast aire jarpecs jeher, £63 Pa createncritvwert jy & Ts Lose Seyerel small ‘ea cunts of money on Real Kstate secar!: MeecetFaRO. ¥ GATOHEL, iy 6t jorner 11th and F & TO LOAN I sums $50,000 foc five years, at cight per cent; eel: sums dy2l-tw 1 7th st, A BSBE CHANCE —Wanted as a partner a first class DRUGGIST: only #fteon Hanires Dol'are requireé, for alt iuterest; the store ts doing sere bust int of Gordonsville Va." Address JOAN KB. ENTWISL! rf ville, Vi FSB, BENT, SAUE. 08 EXONANGE : WaSHINGTON,® O.. PROPERTY —THB! TUNS BOTEL, southwest corner Pratt and Pace streets, Baltimore, |. A most excetient oppor- tonity tomake money. This bovse bas 54 rooms; the one of the beet in the city: Apply to W_O. JOHNSON, owner, 71% 13th street Lorthweet, Washingtow. D. O.; or ALEX. YEAR- OB, Agents, 35 Lexington etrest, Baiti- ‘OTICE SPECIAL IMPBOVRMENT TAX- Li low rate. i Kinds of D. 0, 8 paid at e very . Becuritite boueht avd sold by .F. Dav Boom, Metropolitan Bank jy6-Im* Ball SPeoiat BOoTics. Zo.por ine WATCHES, OHAINB. DIAMONDS, and all other fine cheap'for Oaab, 8. GOLDETEI€ & © ~ man a "loam nice Line 200. PROFESSIONAL. (Jute ds Paiz— Berean =) jumte-2y Sci sce, pence AA arom o OBBAMENTAL end PLAIN PAINTING. 8 cy BOOM Tio sree ‘orth west, fang dy WASHINGTON O'S. PRE SET FoR 2 Oy DE. A. PEA Hush Medica College of Obisage, 01 Tie east side, corner ee g2cents. eugll-ly HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. a THE F— | IMPROVED KITCHENER stock of low prices. GEO. W. = ‘80! mente 314 ee ET EN, Tt, highest cash prices peid, sod bold ai fe- ao Ww. BUTHEBFOED, mylt-ly _Cor. 18th and northwest. FAMILY SUPPLIES, “SPRING LEAF TEA” AT 50 CENTS A POUND. Not equaled in quality by any Tea rold by me within the last twenty yeare—at the price. N. W. BURCHELL, 35% St 1338 F street. ULE 22, 1876. J 2 . HOTIOB! A have reduced this day the price of my fine OLD GOVERNMENT Java COF To S0c. per pound, Roasted to 35. CO. WITMER. 1918 Penssylvaninavenne, iy™i-tr “The Beverage that Strength- ens ut dou ot Iona COLD TEA! ICED TEA! HOT TEA! To make f Tea, buy at o SENTAL Tbe ren. 409 Orn Br., ¥. M. 0. A. Buitvine. JOHN R. KEALEY, af Dealer tm First-class BEEP, VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON, @0. CORNED ‘A SPECIALTY. Peco tare os E meen: Re MDOtEs0Ta FLOUR. Se exert eos Famers Sez, EDUCATIONAL | Ss Fo BALE—A go0l Fa Mili recr-fce, Apply at PUM PH D st Biabie Tet, becwren « as load Fiend erence and Sd st | Be coasulted D*.822: Eee, fb ATUBDA Uri digretton a= Fuss, DEAE Ts | Histreet, from nicky cured ‘faints Fou Lonard “QATIBFACTION | in by Dr Darby, at mrivanta eve. Ocnenitations ary chow F pills. ape Tecentiy cont Bits Aa a in. HeROeET TH Corper oth aud BI Apply to JO) EBTSON 34 lor Bpermator Thee. the rata streay cor, of Pe ten, or ete TORS. T PRIVATE Sate southeast Pr. Lt 1ith st, bet more a ve OMPSOB M streets y. © 200 LOADS BK SAN L One. corner and D., ___ MEDICAL, dc. The Oidest Bstabiiched and Only set” Paymectan ee the Coty, con be ond Saturday ac Ro eae o'clock. All Female Com- OMce and oF for 3 cots dence No me? tive cure, @) per bor. to tne original form a eradicated from the sytem, without the owe of mer cory. 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City geet Ww: Arriving dail a varieties. livered to any’ the ine toa: gee SJ Usll carly and secure this advantage this with season. 8 prices must advance fare W.M MARLOW, Our a en Brsiien. Also, covers ? for COAL. until further notice, tn - qvantitics pot lew than one { the city, are as fellow morpheus Volley Beg or Sto ton, delivered in any