Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1876, Page 2

G STAR! WASHINGTON: THURSDAY.........Angust 3, 1876. CROSBY 5S. NOYES... Beading Matter on Every Page Average mcorn Daily Circulation erer 15,000,-being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily pcpers in the city added together. The District “Appropriations” In the recent debat> on the President's message accompanying bis approval of the sundry civil appropriation bill we fad the following er —Wh A did that behalfof the meral ex, expended million. 4 c wrsundry civil ex government for the fiscal year ir ending 3 Sud for other purposes. Approve: No part of this appropriation was intend- €d to be used in the payment of interest on the 3-65 bonds of the District, but the whole sum was for other purposes. Bat this was changed by the present Congress. When the District authorities called upon Congress to Provide for the interest on the 3.65 bonds due February Ist last, instead of so provid- ing it required the payment to be made out Of the £1,060,000 appropriation, and other revenues of the District, and thus took from Such authorities that amount of money which could have been profitably applied to the use of the District. The truth is, the present Congress has not aivanced one dol- dar to the District agthorittes for the general uses of the District. All it has coutribated forDistrict purposes proper has been $150,000— one-half of the cost for msintaiaing the po- lice departmest, which {3 235.270 less than ‘Was appropriated last year; 215,670, one-half of the cost for maintainisg the health department, and $25,000, say about one- fourth of the cost for maintainiag the fre department—in all £191,670. It has re. fused to appropriate out of the United States funds for the District govera- ment @ny money even to pay the interest on 7e 3.€5 bonds, due August ist. All that it }.as done in this regard is to authorize the secretary of the Treasury to reserve of any ef the revenues of the District of Colambia Lot required for the actual current expenses ©" schools, the police, and tha fire depart- ment, @ sum sufficient to meet the interest secruing on the 3.65 bonds of the District Curing the fiscal year beginuing Jaly 1, 1876, &.d apply the same to that purpose, and in case there shall not be a sa‘licieat sum of said revenues in the Treasury of the United States at such time as sald interest may be due, then the Secretary of the Treasury is @uthorized and directed to advance from any money in the Treasury not otherwise ‘The refreshing rains with which we recently been blessed willdo mach toward the grass and trees in the city which were in danger of being destroyei by the late excessively hot and dry weather. But this is not all that is needed, particalar- ly as regards the yard shrabbery aad side- walk shade trees. In these case; the grass and weeds which have gainei a foothold @round the roots should be remove, and the Soll within the open spaces should be fre- quently dug up and kept loose and open. A transplanted young tree, like a hill of cora or of beans, might thrive after a fashion without any attention at all; but, like them, it iscertain torespond quickly toa little cultivation, and the effect will soon be seca in @ more rapid growth as well as in @ healthier and more beautifal appearance. We but repeat the advice of those best quall- fled to give it when wesay that the ground round about growing trees of every kind should always be kept loose and clean, as Well as watered occasionally in seacons of great drought. If the authorities nave not the means or the disposition to do this mecesrary work, it ought to be done by prop- erty owners and householders, at least so far as the premises owne1 or ccocupied by them- selves are concernei. Waere so much can be secured for the beauty of the city and the comfort of our people without the outlay of any money, and by @ slight personal effort only, surely that little ought to be promptly and cheerfully given in every case. From no other investment can so large a relative re- turn be obtained. —_—_—_-cee-______ The attention of Congress is called to the clause of the sundry civil appropriation bill which recently became a law, providing that each of the employes of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing farloughed and per- manently discharged shall receive one month’s pay. The bili appropriates but 225,000 for this purpose, whicb is only sufti- cient to give each employe about half a month’s pay. This clause in the bill has been referred to the First Controller for his opinion as to whether employes can ve paid pro rata, and, ashe is known to be a strict constructionist, it is thought by many that he will decide that this cannot be done, since the law plainly says that one month’s pay shail be paid to eachemploye. Should he render such a decision the employes will not receive @ penny, and the amount appropria- ted must be covered into the Treasury. Con- gress should remedy the matter before ad- jourping by making the necessary provision to carry out its evident design when it pass- éd the sundry civil bill. —_-«-e-—____ 8. J. T.—It bas not reached the Dead Let- ter Office. 3 + 8e; Freach ‘Isdy) Miy;, ‘Thorouge tnstraction in , Mesic, Letia. Greek,Germen In- x patrons, or at t¢ school, aags-sm FLORIsts. 1. H. BEBRY (Late of Small & Oo.,) 7 10th street northwes Can farnish all Floral Desig: short notice. ges ‘auerals at suz3 coim™ ™ E aa VICTORIA BRUNREN WATER. Fresh Importation. N. W. BURCHBLL, eugs 3t 1332 F street, ty BOOKS Fao Leteyp ee he Livec, by Ww. . Griffis Sve @4.00 Bobinson...... 75 ict v W, Bob Sau Centennial Baymes, by wit “oun oe ine, B.D. Box'rurna cpkins Starboard an. rz rt. 5 giernenrdand Fort by Bepearin. clo bees at Perils, by Author of Old Myadioeses aug?-tr P»grgeers FOR Pee FURGHA iz 0: LOC K: yy RENN YLV ANIA WEST. ENGiNamn’ se OFeicee: becsey oF CoLttmata. yastinctox, DO» august 3. irs. piegled Proposals Fett girceonch ody the Wood vement ou Pena- ae ‘eavenue fil be receive appropriated, @ sum sufficient to pay said interest, and the same shall be reimbarsed to the Treasury of the United States fron time to time, as said revenues may be pail into said Treasury, until the full amouat Shall have been refunded; the effect of which Will be to make the District debtor of the United States for the amount so advanced by the Secretary, to be paid out of District moneys proper, collected from taxes and other revenues not including appropriations by Congress. Mr. Randall refers aiso to the authority given the District authorities to anticipate ihe revenues of the District to carry on ths government until the Ist of Decemoer, when the taxes are payable. Wnatis this? Why, simply that the District may use its own money to defray the expenses of the govern- ment; that is, it may borrow, at not more than € per cent. Interest, @ certain amount of to pay the expenses of the schools, he police and fire department, and otner current expenses, which it must pay out of taxes hereafter collected. In all this the United States does pot contribute one dollar towards keeping up the District government and enabling it to pay its current expenses. Now, what is the actual result of the acts ‘and the manifest policy of the present Con- gress? It is tocompel the tax-payers of the District to pay all the expenses of the Dis- 4rict government, including the makiug of all necessary improvements and the pre- Serving ofall existing improvements, streets, ‘venues, police stations, &c., &c, towards Which the United States will not contribute one dollar, although the United States owns at least four-tenths in value of all the real Property of the District. Is this fair or jast? ‘Why should the United States not pay an- nually its proporiion of the expenses of the District government, as any private real €state holder, out of !ts own money in its own Treasury? Our English cousins +rill begin to think we @resending them ou: scimens of diplomats in exchange for their ¥ se and discreet rep- resentative at Wash ogton, Sir Edward Thornton. The Scuenc < scandal has not yet died out, and Mr. Piccrepont has scarcely | a@rrived in Engiaod before his tndiscreet din- nertable utterances over there are intro- ducing him to the British people in a way | most mortifying to our uational pride. And | now the publication in ihe New York papers | of & batch of letters recsived by the spirita- | alistic “ mediam” Flint, now in jail ia New York for fraudulent practices, shows Mr. Pierrepont in the light of a correspondent Bending @ $2 fee for an inquiry in spirit land as to the English pedigree of the American Pierreponts. Our minister opens his diplo- matic career inauspiclouily. Mr. Manton Marble, who has been sug- gested as the democratic candidate for Gov- ernor of New York, while fully qualified to discharge the duties of the office honestly ‘and efficiently, cannot read bis title clear, politically. The Syracuse Courier says it ‘very much doubts whether the New York democratic state convention will see the ‘Wisdom of making any nomination that ‘Might revive recollection of the course taken by the New York World on the eve of the tial election of 1%63,on the eveof ‘the Baltimore convention of 1:72, and duriog the gubernatorial canvass in Onlo ia 1575. ——-+02-—__—_ it bas been already stated that the coai Mmonopolists raised the price of coal fifteen cents per ton this month, and agreed upon Turther advances for the coming moaths. It seems rather queer that this inflation of ‘Prices should be ‘ollowed by contraction of a but so itis. A dispateh from Wilkes- barre, August lat, says: “The two Principat foal corporations of this region—the Dela- ‘ware and Hudson Coal Company, and the ‘Lehigh and Wiikesbarre Coal Company—to- day carried into effect @ still further reduc- tion in the wages of their employes at the collieries, the former taking of 164 per pent. and the latter 10 per cent.” ————_-+ee- Unele Sam bas now thirty-eight children Wi bis growing family. _ at this offic: t TURSDAY 1ST. iM. Angust Sth. Black form’ of proposal, with all nectessry ieforme: = may be hed upon application st this office, Proposals upon this rorm only will be consid o vent is reserved be eit e mS or all bids not advantageous to by caer of the ‘Commissioners of B. Oo: BL. HOXIE, Lieut, Ergineers U.S A., Bugicear of DU. ome aue?-st OUD ENDS SN BOYS ASD MEN'S CLOTAING wit nected ont ‘St about half the former price, AT SELBY’S. ~ity between 19th Tess, @lio @2 25, (job ) te stock it be 358 low for cash. for the next ehiety saesge + With an.obiect fe view. Oail ‘and be convioced ag2-te EMBROIDEBIES! EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDEBIES! Anentire new stock received — amd oo —— F your Bmbroideries te se 7, eoing a mBkI's i ard INSHETINGS. CONNOLLY's, THE CHRAPEST STORE IN THE CITY. ang? tr 60% Stb street, opp. Patent Office, FRESH PapoMa, Just received from MS rtty & Brow at DOOLEY'S PHA al 8" No. 223 Penn. avenue: Capitol Hill. NATTAN’S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIB, “— a rent N@ GRAY OB FADED HAIRTO ATUBAL AND pat dah OOLUB. itwe is smooth and lea iat award ana ‘and its occasional ‘application prevents ai fang stops the pei a to restore the color Containg + Bothing whatever ‘of Bet poll Tine ‘or the finger to-day. xenon can Buseee ie any of the objections et ian fhe al quegioam teu 4 the eee been use ‘used for peat as stget years now with ly increasivg demai ARTHUB BATEANS Druggist, aaa. augl-tr 34 and D streets northwest. SPECIAL MENTION, THE WAMSUTIA SHIRT, WABRANTED TO BE THE CHEAPEST SHIBT 18 THE UNITED STATES, COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT. 44 HET OASH. COLLARS AND CUFFS. 1 bave letely tas introduce the Ngee g Bh == my PE Cae by Lint YACHTING SUITS 01 BLUE Lar why s jet Cash. mhene SUITS For Gentlemen. N DBAWEBS, a Sinest Of the ai AT MABKED-DOWS PBIOBS. ONE PRICE ONLY. @EORGE GC. HENNING, 410 SEVEETH STREETZ. Wet §=S8E OF THR GOLDER FLEBOS. | A NUP agri SE Sal'igore eS St 139 8 How 4 eet or Tot ‘Address, ivi Geacript prive. Lock box 34, ope c. BP TED—lemediei BE to at O91 1 street north ANTRi—& WOWAE Doo eterences Fequircd. Apply ak Ti 73 mee reterences rea) pair at Tit eet aNTET—a Bg CH BOSSES. bo ip tse areas LOUIS F. SHORM SE om and ays Maids for the north and seashore iy Boom 4, Bt. Olowd Batiding, eat and watt D—A SERVANT, at 12 i arses, No washing cr ir ming wii wine ry je JAMIN MILLSS. TED—ane: Te drag clerk desire “a Aran ee ferences, DkUGS. Box 166. Mexandris, yr Ws5TED—-s, © young « willing t do simone auyihines bar: preferred. Address = G., Post office, Wi top, b. 0. ;ANTED T0 SEUL—A Young America Pi W ‘Ro PRESS etn pedapiar 30 Li OF TYPE. Jnquire at Wwasz D" ro Darden: @ good party, end | a OUSB pied one block from Capi sitol, nien rues talus Senet of a Bee haat = ms sons L. MASBON Post office. = sug? St WASTED— ‘Laumeai stel: Sep f aoa od G ereral houses White COOK 4, een, aug: mS. LO. BUTLER, Agent. WAstED-ss mer UAsIOn as Serr treemme B batton- ie maker, Address por. TON N'HOLB, Post office. augi St \) *NTED—Two we ol competent NUBS: 5331 6 pent ae Ne Distr EB at “Ovlamoia Hoot, 8 SITUATION as dai orice oF Plezandeia; best “4 tine P: BOA 5 BosDs. ma Estate District of seit == Lal Ww. NTS. rere ea iylT-im* Bal.” Stoves for old Wa Tepounae roth aad K st “ corner north wes Tite stored and oky, Chimneys jy8-ly cured, from $5 108 8%, or no pay. can make S600 « Warne aer L) - Ayl en Life a tad Bodie At Lod teal agen’ Pe ate tne “Adare pt Ao alae "ANTED—Gontlemen Ww NY MOORE: Merchant rehant Natiorvieii Wee iadest home: of cnsling AM tobe novis-ly Was TED_OABFETS TO OLEAN at ee jeating Worhs, ‘aine syvent Beat fetecena and dcliveted a Gia, treaee, comtnwest. Caled ior LOST AND FOUND. LSB7 7020 BOW of o pair of gold Eye Glasses. as pines ra ruebly peered y_, leaving with aN, Bea! Estate Bro! JOBS & 8t’Gtonat Bellging 9th and F streets, oye FOX Huu lor dar! ng ears and = 4 andes paid on return: Te (OST—CANABY LIRD—Srom 623 _B street northwest «nor about Juy 17,8 pe sizeUANARY BIBD seliow. with wings and tp of head partially brown. Finder iberaliy Tewarced by returning as above. CBee 30 a Fae MISES on 2d insane 3 etray OO ‘ger is requssted to come ‘torenede oi constr: pay charges ‘4 — 1 and er’ away, Inquire at No. force Ootitel poet att "PW 8TRa ¥ COWS. the 3let oltimo, o: small Alderney, and one red, with chain fastened to her borps. The ower have them by eying charges. BENS subset eves a 7h atreet road, D. 0. OST—M Teeth b 4 LeTR EY Foeh paw te, oe we . terior and all isa mr, arrests decay werent, ug Stores 25 cents berus; I be paid if rotated 40 1S Massachusetts rue, between Ist and Nerth Capitol sts. aug? Ltrs SE “i one year as dak fron ‘B liberal reward: will be given if d ered 8 W RE Hie street, oF to J.P. KulsGL! i & 80No, Uinrean BOARDING. Foz CLASS TABLE BOARD OAN BR Paap at S12 Ist street northwest. augl-2.' Boszd. Thro it pope) STUBGUB, mae: Wet FUBNISHED £00mB8, == ar iD. St 1336 I st , opposite Frenklio Park, » 6t* od iN 5 0 Ss in the cite. “rs srt tReON. Proprietor. Ha" 1 Saheng Ta Corner ¥ Streets northwest, iCjeeue Frenklio Squsre.) ble eae Bp etl are, for mya ent and Septem! iy neues, leer than Mon minutos! P*Tatortor ‘Dever ‘Boom 19, woot ane iy} Very desiral and transient; also table 476 FENSSYLVANIA AVERUR, peor B.& Well farnished BUOM! vetth | 4, from 10 week. Bom. a1 str, frm 8 aud ges Rir-tae 0A BDING —New! ROOMS, with BoPRBT CLASS BORED: teanstece oe pert nept, st sommer loce! +608 Ie PERSONAL. STATE OF MARYLAND = EXECUTIVE Dera uta ear, AmUapolis, July With, WE PROCLAMATION, #200 REWARD. WSEREAS. int capone has reached me that on the night of the 10th Lusti foul and strocious murcer was committed on t Everett. a most worthy citiz ty, Dy cue Or more persons who have escaped detection. To theetd that tie perpetrators of the murder may be. arrested ‘ana bronght to TA @ reward of TWO MUMDBED DOL Dake: ‘offered for the fis ie d conviction of cach a Se sauxderers ofthe late Joun W. Everarr, of Charles coun Given under my hand, and the Besl of the State v Mar; land. at Avnapolis Uity, this 7th tes) dai of Jaly, eiguteen huadrod and seventy: JOHN LEZ CABBOLL, a3-3t B; Leg Gomerner . CHULLTDAY, Ses -t a uw somata pieesoat to the taste, ea to any 75 cent arti- Bien A z Seg oar = aay Pct iT to me ith 600. Lf not satisfied. if will Gght either Sue sof thea miihout ai glovesin six weeks after = : HARLEY GOODMAN, 00D! it" ___ Master of Ceremonies at Avenue Theater. pig al eae a pelted oF gpatual consent. @.2. 6 SMALLWOOD, of will contin a ere conti ELWOOD & MORRISON. I take great in recommendin: “ad SWAeiWooD: wna, uidon: 7 ry x ES 1OF for Rocms 4 oud 6 Intelligencer, streets, TS tt It aga pot, (corner F and FOR RENT AND SALE. Ok RENT—Fine I . No. 304 oh Benet BoLibweat. "G33 per mmomthe, Aeysice meal owe =a augs-2" | eee steer ee ees en M sti ents. situated ‘Bor! able heady and delightfol Board desired faaw if yang dcuguttel pouee B M aud ste. ‘au3-3t" Fe og farntened BOOM a with- BoA & private ares below Capitol. Appiy at 408 ary avenue south NT 10K HOUSE, me, SB st. ‘nort igests maer kit hen apd wee and Water on the premises: good od location. Metin aa Farce. Traulre 17 Pa ave. worthwest ang tf ‘OR RENT—Three-story BRIOK mgttt ten Tooms, modern conveniences, Ho. 1245 Sth eet 1 orily i sest Toquire at Dro; store Sener per mons ie stonnes 3 iM. See —— ‘Vance, at SU Fe. BENT-2 —— with use of parlor. party without childre: pri Moderate. 722 C stree: northw: POR BENT—Farnished ROOMS in House 1321 F ttreet. Also, # nicely furnished HOUSE, 926 17:b street. at a very mderate rent. Apply the Irving Library, between § and 12. m . i2t augs FPO: BEN STORE 50.419 11h street soe ‘est, between Pennsylvania avenue and E with large French plate Pet Wonth, in advance. Possess ri, Adare Wil. P. GHEDD, George's sas Ma For BE Ee'Dreit Park, 32 rooms.. 132 K street northwest ISI? h street aw (farniaiied oF mafarnistied i. street northwest. ATOH EL, ooreer Mlith and ¥ ste aethec. Fo ‘urnished, and from four UNFURNIBEED BOOMS, natant housekeeping; at 726 l0thet'm wee’ anes De VOR BRUT 402 K etree: porihrent. an eleht- thorough ugh pale i tre at Du ter Bt ner 0 ad utter ote gorner hand i at suet ae Fe. g BENT Soren room BRICK HOUSE. i9ih pear K; also, six-room Ok, K streets ne teer 39th; reat very low to good euent z M. LANE. 1520 K street n oe us x PaRT oF OE BoURE von the ANDER. (OB BENT—Two stoi eS nee a a ea aes Hot aad Cold 7 _ tee. Ostlar HAG robe and rf. - D&LL, corner ana ea But. 2 bs Pm uf Fe BEB T—A nice corner HOUSE mia foul wares from take on Capitol aa heap (0 8 good woant. I juire at 423 fon sect hort Fe KEBT—A two- ery FRAME =O con: taining 7 oms,on 12th uer of Bhode Island avenue and Circle. App!y 38 HEITMULLEE, corner Nand ith bie gentlemen can be ac. iranic ROU M! raised gr unfaruishad; in A beantifal loca.ion: in a quiet family whi re RO jera, Address 1329 Mtb street Dorthwert. sug? St {O8 BENT jasement Ne’ HOUBE o 4 ay eee: in noathweatern part ol e bl.ck from age ae mat wg moder Sooar vo 2; er reserving right of one room, seman ree a1 Oe Fig OF Mee Ste Fo aearae oats street. between Eand F streets, northwest, furnished BOUMS, with Board: bi tached to every room. Fc. BR) 702 lith street; has seer i provements; 9 roams angi st THUS. E WAGUAMAW, 519 7th st. ron BEN 1—Nice furnished BOOMS in oue of e best locations in the cur. Apply to we: KOTHWELLS113 B street so sugl Fe BENT—A a comoriati aioK, = modern improveme! few di ibove Pennsylvania av 418 Ioquir Fee. SENT—HOUS! tite Admiral Portes improvements, and in 13th street. ee Fee KENT—Hendsomely furnished BOOMS, ney = en suite, on second fioor; also, single RooM ird floor: hot me i Ses water in’ roseee: superi"r locality: 933 i augi-3c" cbt Renal ER fo SSE ay Ve BENT—NoW READV for rent, that solon- dia rt Pe STORE, with fine wales of OFFIOE 702 9h street, cor. G nort! ne 8oN. RENT Large, newly furnished north and south front BOOMG: stationary. washecanae hot aud cold water; and ‘d, if desired. rect D. Ww. augl. = Py pry foar- seers, BBLOK HOU! 5 E street north airs hot and co'd water, Latrobs, range ‘and of Wma. ah x3 SONS, 1013 Pa a: eng! *UR BENT—A twc-story ERICK aOUSE STE ety rooms, No. 309 0 street southeast, Apply’ at No. 8. O' street FE souet yagl-Sc* ‘lon —That very desirabio aeeccaey Kk hb er By Hous aE, aI lary ‘ c= eee the nortl cast corner of Green ‘ana PGs rgetown: immediate mn can be hed. f terms ‘opply to THOS. WLING, Auct! a avenue and Ith st., Washington. teen deere ral new, well Dall, a = = 7'to 8 room Ry rh, with Tost favorable terms. fai beteken Corner 7th and Fo 2 RENT—A pleasant fursished (DENCE the northwestern part of the city can berant- ee br acerefal Ly te family for one year or more ata low rent | The house is both as to yu and internal erran, contains two parlors, Sining-room. ik 2 fe Sent wo ha'l chembers, bathroom and two water closets, and bas all the moder: on + oe ae ‘and cold w ater farenoe, ee pi; ITOH, FOX & 00. aug) at 15091 Pa ave , opp. Treasury. , OB BER T. Bax HOUSES, Nos. 1 we. 11 and 1713 Tthet. rent @13 per month. w., 9 rooms, gas. water, &c ; re! FRAME Hove) ‘as i -6rooms, water in ya per mou FRAME HOUSE. No. 23 bh st. n.w., 6 100ms, gas and water; rent gates month ULEY, augl-st No 902 8th st FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. Fonaetinn, troy cenbanre Cg yg ro FG TUATIO! Ot QuneK OLESK Shan a E stock =i STORE in a iment. Tequire 403 hh street seven room pressed | Fa Satie 1541 Columbia street i333" re HOBERT 4. F PHILLIPS, 6 Formas Hy WALKER, 630 Lor rcuue street ANTELS ATO oer, am* 1 WM. BOTHWELLS, i 1s 5 street southeast. ‘fet new two,and one HOUSE. ove age y the attentio: oo tn gay gh — an to ation of thi een . Petree clrner ? Teh and K streets terms. he premises, or to Bs DEIDE. acy North ace stress Baltimore city. 34 im* Fos RENT-a pace story — K CR ROUSE, Bo Bo. 135 F sncet northwest; and OR BALI LET AT 4 B48 AIN-& BOOT AND ment, gar, water, bathroom: @ 35 per mont. “ SHOE STOKE, with leas on store room aud piy 2159 F street Sans St tm | dwellitg at low rout. Inaetre of et, paw (OR BENT—FRAMBE OOTTAGE of aa rooma, . ae te B's in good order, with mice tera, water, grape see Boom 30 Leiroit Bafld arber. woodshed, &¢., on D street, Lith [REY To Loan And lath streets soutbevet. Key uext door. JyZl tt BST on frst cl TY in the Disirict o” a two story ead becment BRIOK ter and water closet. h sirest, between jy20-20" 5 zh oe ‘we mont ts 7 EOuve paws 19a1 Wovrect upeiiwess, syitting {OR HENT=A very deta BRIOK HOUSE, F¢ 1429 8 stree weet; horse in perfect or: TRE BistBion. UFO conus, OENT BONDB FOR BA der;'s Fy, cellar: moders provements; io- eation and neighborhocd delightful iy er Mo. | _iv8I-20t comer 10thnacd Pouusyta 1422. WHEE EXQBANGE ONE-liacr BLOCK CE Ea medern Earoeagcen BOUSm con; | ,WV, CHICAGO PAGERRTY for Washington un provements: new aod dreftnfobeds from August ist; at $i per mouth: SCRE oo Beas athe 45 Lsirect northcast tosce house. ROBT: | city—96.000. B. W- BIU at a. SUPHILLIPS: 603 Ith wtreet new rete $8, 000, wate Fe BENT—HOUSE of Ce room; front and back y: no! yar te Tarnished and ‘unfurnish- Raat BOOM AGENCE, QPeoraL BOTICS. 8 — To buy fine WATOHES, CHAINS, and all other fine JEW BLUY. (or EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th sr, Saturday. (Cnanges Made Every Wednesday and BI SuAnOE PRorirs, id idioms of Wail st. aon um HICKEING 200. oct7 iy Backers ane Brokers, 72 Broadway, N.Y. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Pi THE SPRINGS AND NTENA, Fo . Bxeisrz108. =n xan $5 mexican Haas Hatter. 1237 Pa. av., next to corner 18th st. PERSONS > 18 WANT OF elegant as- HATS surtment, which we are selling at from Should not fat! to call and examine onr Se 22: 3s 8 00 to OE cael. og Joy | | FARABOLS 2 por cout. Gnocunt. B19 is 1a AVE! Set a8 jvi9-tr 14619 FRRNSTLVARLS a LS " itr Above Willard’s Hotel. its 3 | [DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. 7 — Hy HY A perfect fitting and the io FINEST DEESS BHIRT FOR 93.95. sateecon ateaye suarantesd. Gent's Wa et end cures .s HOSI- ERY and Uap RE tt prices waich JAMES [Romreows SHIBT FACTORY, jeld-ly 804 F street nw , LeDroit Building. KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DEESS8 SIIIRTS, THE GRBATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE. Six fine Dress Shirts So six dollars, (@6,) not io bed tp any other store in this 7 We are Bole agente. w.w. URDETTE @¢o., BOOTS AND SHOES. J. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 4 Be. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, First-class custom work made at the shortest aan, sewed low rauarter t ‘SHOKS and GALTERS griginal pr rice 88. ot manner f. a ey ¥ machine. Price @} “(Bien of Big Boot.) PROFESSIONAL. vores HeSich OF THE EEA enieniaesd GoopDs, 4 ENGLISH CRUCKERY. al: Oar latest English bagvices have informed us of a reduction in CROOK B& e have lowered our Kinds we are abe to Sine Ci ‘Sistiea Brater Janio-ly tty from Bug- een le to order inducements, On band, (Juge 46 Patz—Bureau Francets,) t erin, OB SALE_A LOT OF GROUND on U strect, Foe Seinen lah see northwest, front: ing ¢3 feet on U, and running back to. $0 foot, ich can be be enbaivided fo great advantage. I wil = ae avery lor Si d on reasonable time Tat"? a."Da Vibe 619 7th street northwest, 73m RENT Bicvenroom BRICK DWELL- he northwestern part of the city, near ew house with every Guam, fst0" Fst F%, ‘creas slogan and ag ee! HOME, one mile f: ‘this city; 10 junds and good stable and carriage Bouse. BODE. a. PHILLL PS, Receiver Fo BENT! FOB BENT!! FOR BEAT!! Bouthwest corner of 17th and F st8........0...0 @300 No. 1138 10th, st. porthweet, (furnished)...... "290 0. 38 1658 st. northws Bo: sao Foousrivania avs Ze. ry | Peru a i HoH REG, nl : fh i i = Hanlgeies - aenisrs. FRESOO, {IMA, OUTLE ¥ PLATED WARE oe UEEB FURNISHING GOO meet 'D GLASS. we ARB, eee we TOLMEAD a rates 9 6 Yru SrRzer, CNAMENTAL at sade Puaia Arti Pty _avgl-st* Between fi and | nortawest.— CHIRA, ,gCROCKERY, by Dr. a. ale GLa ase jush Medical ollege of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS tant elder corser D Extrectirg oe conte. ‘sugitty re, Sak TOUR 1. WW Tre co EDUCATIONAL, iy-tr 314 7th street, enue. I — regain ean yarn + CROCKERY, CHINA, with dtteon teachers: Bond for Stine. GLASS-WARE, P4saFeCo FEMALE IneTiTOT: anD tae a Baltomore FINE PLATED-WARE. Our friends wilt fod at U1 stock of above ore Lowest Oasu Paice: RSP ET AT 1009 PannsrL VENUE. tye Between loth and‘iith ‘streets. THE PH@RIX MILL, jols-ly 1810 Onto Avance w™ MASSEY & CO."5 PHILADELPHIA XX ALB, ee a BROWN STOUT, AL TO THE IMPORTED, AND 80LD ab try THE PRICE. {parece ese Bole for the Distriet, aBe — SAMUBB 6. PALMER, wee ome “Locust LAG | Bsteste \* re young, for corps }abim jasacre, Top mathe _ me ste bint cbet Sond Dei MEDICAL, &e. O°EL IEE rwes re. Te Le Cuy, Epaeulted every Tovehay o Saturday at eb row All Female Paes te Pheer Dat ry sylvania ave. Os satis, tree. ES: setee = E | Grae cs Fectswate) a 1 to onto inck. “i. on by, at ad A SAR CARD,—To all who are wuleriag: woakaces, Siawox: Es Fase great remedy. was di Brack gs errors and indiscretions of yoat! scarily decay. loss of mantood that will cure y, Rev Aoskeal T. New ¥. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEW ici SATIONS, * from Pelecti the Talmad, betac specimens ofthe ‘contents of that Ancient Sook, ts ¢ its commuter ries, teachings, pad bey SOLOMONS a ca _Sug?-tr Aste, Lawrew BROOKS FOR SUMMER READING rt pare eutected from my shelves large tot of 24 suitable fur summer reading, which will eal at at jem-tr AT HALF ALF PRICE. 8 half the retai price. WM. BALLANT oJ 428 SEVENTH ST&BET. AMAMERICA AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA bes ecm ion. It ts have crapleth v7 ele. Parties in this grest ork will be supplied i COAL AND WOOD. COAL AND WooD. J bere now on hand s goed stock. which I will de- liver in quality can be piece. Custom at tt ington or ¥: ry Qny part of the city 58 D corner eet ve. act jo. do. at... ‘above Oorls are of the ver The above White ash comaeenns “kee, and secnre this poner tie Donth, Oe prices mass Pd with season. carly orner Sth and B streets southwest. Beene Tare a street, between 34 and € 0ati Our prices for OOAL, anti forther notice, tm quantities pot less than one ton, delivered ows: part of the city, are as fe Lykens Valiey Egg or Stove. Shamokin Eee wrens. 906 Bar west, opponite Suaitheowtans oS bed from the whart or any other is inva