Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY. seseee-.. May 2, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over | 17,600—being a much larger bona fide, | regular and permanent circulation than that city added together. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- oun cements as early in the day as possible, and in all cases e“o1e 12 o°clock M. The insertion in the same day's issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. —_—_—_————— Double Sheet on Saturday. In justice to our readers, who, from the pres sure of advertising lately, have not had quite tweir rights, Tug Star will appear on Satur- day next in double sheet or eight page form, with an unusually large amount of varied and interesting reading matter. In order to meet tie extra demand which always exists for these issues, a very large edition will be pub- lished that day. We need not say to the busi- n23s mn of Washington that an opportunity is here presented to get their announcements before the public such as they cannot other- Wise sect re: but we respectfully request that tho e who desire to avail themselves of it Sha!l send in their favors as early in the day as possille. To be insured publieation the same ‘ay, advertisements must be handed in before 12 o'clock, noon ; and it will be mutually advantageous if they can be sent to the office the evening before. 22 -—_____ Peculiar Workings of the Silver Bill. The passage of the silver bill brought about curious and puzzling results. Many things happened which, according to all prophecy, should not have happened, and few of those things happened which. by the same high authority, should have happened. But the Search for the effects of the bill now about ended, and brains are no longer racked to furnish explanations. One minor result. how- ever, seems to have been overlooked, though it follows logically and should have been fore- seen. The amount of money sent in the ordi- Mary way through the mails, which is by no means inconsiderable, has been largely de- creased. It is true that there is no aceurate record of the number of letters containing money mailed in the United States, but the percentage of them which reaches the dead letter office does not vary greatly «i where the dead letters containing money show a constant tendency in one direction, the same may reasonably and even confidently be as- sumed as the ease in respect to money letters general); TST8, 1.817 In January Y letters: were received at the dead letter vftic ntain- ing $2,605.22: in Febr 1,555, containing $2,560.25: in March. 1.491, containing 1: in April. 1.319, containing $19.75. The silver money is not sent by mail. because it ishea y and‘the postage expensive, and beeause, i$ | presence being so easily detected, it is moe liable to be stolen. Consequently, as the fra>- tional paper curreney is retired, the number of money letters decreases, as shown above. But there is another fact in the matter which will prevent an economical Congress from using this circumstance as an argument for cutting down the dead letter foree. In proportion as the work on money letters has decreased, that on letters containing stamps has increased. Denied a convenient monvy to send through the mails, the people resort to pos:age stamps for this purpose. In January, 1875, 3,282 let- ters contaming $6.91 were reeciv: in Feb- ruary 5, containing $30.57;in Mareh, 4,09 containing $5.85: in April, 4243, containing #451 The disproportion between the num. ber of letters and the amount con‘ained in them, noticeable in January when compared with the succeeding months, is due tothe fact that in one letter which come to the office in January, was a considerable remittance of stamps sent by a speculative postmaster to be sold at adiscount in New York. So far as the silver bill discourages the practice of sending money in the ordinary way through the mails it is perhaps beneficial. The United States has Provided by its money order and registry sys- tems cheap and comparatively secure means of transferring money. By simply enclosing it in an envelope and dropping it ina letter box it is exposed to great risk of loss.nd is a need- less temptation to those through whose hands it passes. Mr. Hendee reported the amended District Dill in the House to-day,and it was placed upon the calendar. It is to be hoped it wil not die there. The Rockville (Md.) Adrocate puts in the claim for the democracy of Montgomery county that they should be permitted to name all the other daily papers in the | or W WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY H WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CH ERRY y 4 3 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Wistat S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY ‘or Coughs and Co ds, For Coughs and Colds, For Coughs =e eae aghs and Colds, For Cong ie WISTAR'S BALSAM USE WISTAR'S BALSAM USE WISTAR'S BALSAM USE WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WiLp Chern Or WILD Cuerny CHERRY Oe Witp Cuenny, For Sore Throat, For Sore Throat, For Sore Throat, For Sore Throat: USE WISTAR 3 BALSAM BALSAM BALSAM BALSAM Or Witp CHerry. OF Witp Currey, Or WILD CuErry. Or Witp Curry. For Hoarseness and Croup, For Hoarseness and Croup, For Hoarseness and Croup, For Hoarseness and Cronp. WISTAR'S BALSAM STAR'S BALSAM WISTAR'S BALSAM E WISTAR'S BALSAM ur WiLp Cuenry, Or Witp Cuerry, Or Wit Cueuny, Ur WiLb Cuerry. For Whooping Cough, For Whooping Cough, For Whooping Cough. ng Cough, SE WISTAR’S BALSA SE WISTAR’S BALSA’ SE WIS) S BALSA U u STAR'S: A USE WISTAR’S BALS OF WILD Currey, OF WILD CHERRY, Or WiLp Cugriy, Or Witp Citegry. For Asthma and Influenza, For Asthma and L.fluenza, For Asthma and Influenza, ° For Asthm USE WISTAR'S: USE WISTAR’S BA Or WiLp Cuerry, Or Witp Cuerry, Or Witb Gurney. Or WILD CHERRY, For Bronchitis and Consumption, For Bronchitis and Consumption, For Bronchitis aud Consumption, For Grouchitis and Consumption, USE WISTAR'S BALSAM USE WISTAR’S BALSAM USE WISTAR’S BALSAM USE WISTAR’S BALSAM Or WiLb Cuerny. Or Wicp Cuerry, Or Witb Cusrny: Or Witp Gusuny, For Pain ip the Side and Breast, For Pain in the Bide and Breast, For Pain in the Side and Breast, For Pain in the Sile and Breast, USE WISTA BALSAM USE WISTAR’S BALSAM WISTAR'S BALSAM SE WISTAR'S BALSAM OF wiLo CH Or WILD CH Or WiILp Cuerry, OF Witp Cuakry, For Dificuity of Breathing, For Ditheulty of Breathing. For D.meulty of Breathin For Ditticulty of Breathi USE WISTAR'S BALSAM E WISTAR’S BALSAM Or WILD Cuerny, ue WILD Or Wit Cuerry. Or Witp Cugrey, For Liver Complaint, For Liver Compiaint, For Liver Compia'nt, For Liver Complaint, USE WIs Gr Wiep Cueney: » Wit Cierny, For all Diseases of the For all Diseases of the For all Diseases of the For all Diseases of the Throat, Lungs and Chest, Throat, Lungs and Chest, ‘Throat, Lungs and ‘Throat, Lungs and Ches! USE WISTAR'S BALSAM Us ISTAK'S BALSAM USE WISTAR'S BALSAM f0c. AND $1 A 50¢, AND $1 A 50c. AND $1 A BOTCL 50c. AND $1 A BUTTLE! ‘Sold by all Druggists, Sold by ail Deuggists, Sold by ad Druggists Sold by all Druggists. may2-m&th.1m EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS. Large assortment of good makes . Manufacturers’ prices, GEO. WATTS & Cv., my2-3." 314 7th st., above Pa, ave. REFRIGERATORS AND W&ATE ‘COOLERS, The Best and Cheapest in the Market, The Ceiebrated Coil Refrigerator. Filters; all impurities from the water. Has porce- lain enameled iron reservoir. Water passes through pure black tin coil. Ice 1ests upon the coil and cools the water without being put in it. Ventilation perfect. The Lowest Prices, JAS. R. HARROVER, ue 1406 14th street. the candidate far Congress for the 6th district at the coming election. The claim seems to be only a ftir one. but we suspect that the upper counties of that Congressional district will continue to gobble up the Congressional romination just as they have in the past, and leave to Montgomery county the work of electing the nominee, just as they have in the Past. The United States Cireuit Court in San Francisco recently decided that the Chinese are not entitled to become citizens. We find fault because they do not assimilate with us, then prevent assimilation by refusing to ralize them when they apply for the privilege. Get thee to Peru, John Chinaman! ———__-<<2-_____ More collisions along the Rio Grande, be- tween the Lerdoists and the regular Mexican troops, are reported. Mexico, having settled matters satisfactorily with the United States, is at peace with all the world except herself. The Anglo-Russian war is still considered impending and inevitable, but the prospective belligerents have not yet stopped making faces at each other and actually come to blows. Chieago is in a condition to take advantage of the Lankrupt law. Her treasury is empty, her ofticials unpaid, and the supreme court has decided that the city has no right to bor- Tow money in anticipation of the receipt | of this year’s taxes, which are not pay- able until 187% After the collection of taxes the city will be no longer bank- rupt, but the difficulty is to keep the mu- nicipal machinery going till the end of th year, with no money on hand and no power to | raise any. To complicate the situation, now that the police force is largely reduced for economy's sake,and is compelled to provide its own means of defence, the communistic outbreak is threatened. The fact that “ misery loves company” will not prevent Washington from wishing Chicago a happy deliverance {rom her troubles, financial and otherwise. ———ore -____ F An association for utilizing old or damaged clothes, furniture, toys and books, by repair- ing them, when contributed, and distributing them among the poor, isto b2 organized in Paris. Work will thus be given to som», at Jeast, of the needy, and the comfort an! hap- piness of many a wretched home will be in- creased. The plan is not new, but it isa good ILLARD HALL. WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES. The above school wiil be opened on TUESDAY EVENING, May 7th, at 8 p.m., when an address will be delivered by tne Hon. Jo! *ATON, Com- missioner of Education. Other speakers will also address the meeting. | ‘Those interested and the public generally are Invited to attend, Admission ree. (Post, Rep) my? 5t FIUSPREDS ARE ATTRACTED TO HAHN'S BARGAIN SHOE STORE, ‘By the Immense Inducements Offered 7a Ladies Silppers, 80. 40. 50, TBc.. $1. eogutles Watking Shoes, all styles, 75 0. . ‘Ladies Sandals and French Heel Slipners, $1.25. Congress, Foxed and Lasting Boots. 75 _90:., $2 Ladies Seamless Kid Buttous $1 36, $1.75. $3.23 ‘Men's Calf Low Shoes, $1 to Men's Gaiters, 90°., $1 25. (solid, ) $1.50 to $4. Boys" Calf Buiton Boots. $1. Children's Shoes and S'ippers, 15, 20°. to $1.50. WM. HAHN, 1922 Penn’a avenue, between 19. and 20 h s’s. Sign of Red Slipper. my2 3t ISSOLUTION soe CO-PARTNER- The firm of 8. GOLDSTELN & CO, Is this day dissolved by mutuaicons: nt, Mr. PHILLIP WAL- LACH withdrawing. The business will be con- tinued by the Pocriaie partners. SIMON GOLD- STEIN and ZACHARIAH L. FURSTUER, under the name of 8. LDTEIN & CO., who are au- thorized oe recelve, att Lad due, and will pay all claims Inst the !ate firm. * SIMON GOLDSTEIN, ZACHARIAH L. FURSTUER, PHILLIP WALLACH, ay 30-3t (Post) FINE ENGLISH MELTON SUIT, THE A. pestintne att + at, ap3o A. STRAUS’, 1011 Penn. ave. EE THOSE HANDSOME SACK SUITS, light colored, and made equal to custom work, to be found only at (apso. A, STRAUS", GOOD BUSINESSSU'T FOR $7, CHEAP- Ay cst bul ibe cire tor Chomioneye at ‘apo A. STRAUS", 1011 Penn, ave. apso A. STRAUS’. ruying your clothing? ‘itsoccatoe ey oS 230 A, STRAUS’, 111 P ave. ‘E WANT PURCHASERS for Mz. DEM- OREST’S SUMMER PATTERNS. Fall line just received by W.S. TAPPAN & CO., 905 F street (Masovic Temple). BUTTER AND EGGS. ine Gilt-edge BUTTER. Frenecoe, Recripts daily. At lowest prices, on commission, by D. E, DUTROW, ap30-3te 10 h and C streets. ENUINE Indigo Blue FLANNEL SUITS at GPesretos p80 worth $6, at A. STRAUS’. one, and deserves to have atteation called to it, whenever attempted. ‘ORSES TAKEN ON PASTURES. ‘Apply pels We WM. B. CLAGETT, my2-6:" Brightwood I. O., D. C. oes FoR HATCHING. Fight, Brahms_warrantet pure and fresh—price thirteen eggs. 18 received by bry JOHN A. BAKER, No. 923 La. aye. ISSOLUTIUN NOTICE. —TheCo-partnership heretofore existing between L. HILL and Ee BELLSWORTH, under the frm name of HULG & ELLSWORTH. isthis day dixsoived by mutual consent. The business will hereafter be conducted at No, 617 7th street by the undersigaed. INE Light Colored Cassimere BARTS 83 50, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Wi NTED-First-clas DRESSMAKERS 1426 Pa. avenue, Mme, LARMIN, my2 2° W ASiED A LADY who understands plain | sev.ing in all its branches, and must work a | nice bu ton 908 Fsreetu.w. — my2-3.* WASTED | Te, Beat ous large ROOM for storage of furniture, at 1137 24-h streat nw. Referencer given. 1 ‘ NTED-—A first-class French ook, having W tiv ue reterencan destress SITUATIO Address M. E., Star office. _ ae ANTED Several firs ciass DRESIMA- KEK:, Apply immediately, at 917 E street new. myg-3.* POR REST Two oor three Unfurnished R OMS, suitable for housekeeping: hot and cold wat and bathon same floor, No. $7 K st. n.e. my2-3:* OR RENT—A few fine OFFICES in LeDroit Building; the best location and lowest rent. L. BARBER & CO. ap27-6t FOE BERTS Eee communicating, deugnctully tocatea ROOMS, unfurnished; location unsur- passed for summer, and near an excellent caterer. 1226 Massachusetts ave, mr26* Fe SALE CHEAP—HOUSE No, 732 10h st. Sfrtos. E. WAGGAMAM. my? 3.* FS RENT~ May Ist. stx-room COPTAGE, No. 1616 Madison st., between 16th an‘ 17h and P us D.W.; water and A to . S TOWNSHEND, 218 ay st APPLY © Dei ANT*D—IMMEDIATELY—6 good IMR ES3- Wis KERS. Apply to Mine. WASHING IO 907 Penn. avenue. 1s W ANTED_A MAN who understands the pro- cess of shot-making; also pap-r-box making. Address PROCESS, or call at 21061 st. n.w. m2-3* ‘ANTED—By a respectable white girl, a SITUATION in ome good family a8 cook — one «ho understands all Kinds of cooking. Please call 303 N st. : my 2.° ANTED—To Rent, 1 Back PAKLOR, I sec- ‘ond-story and one third-story Room, or two third-story communicating, modern convenience: private family. 438 K street n.w. my2-3* ‘ANTED—A respectable white girl dosires x SITUATION as chambermaid aud do genera. housework in a private family; best of references. Address Box 12, Star office. 1s ANTED-—STAMPING! STAMPING!! at threr cents per width: Stamped Yokes. 10 and 12 cents; Initial Pillow Shams 40 cents, at the 0 lo: less Gove Cleaning Depot, 1009 F st.” my2-3. ANTED—Two good BARBERS—oue for every day and one for Saturdays. Apply to JOSEPH ORANGE, Barber, No. 918 8:h street 8.e., between I and K. we ANTED—FURNITURE.—Parties havin complete sets of good Bed-room, Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture, which they desire to di pose of at private sale, may find a purchaser py ressing **A,** Star office, my2-4* ‘ANTED—PLAITING. The only reliable method (Parisian mode); the only machine of the kind in this city: 2 cents por yard. Miss BELLE 1. UCAS, Dressmaker, 814 I st., co 9th street n.w. my2 3i* ANTED—An experienced FARMER with wife, to take charge of a Jarge farm (andar fine cultivation and in crops); will And im nediate employment by meeting the undersigned of the office of the Evening Star, on Satu: at 2 o'clock p.m, ANTED— IMMEDIATELY — Good DRESS- MAKERS; 730 10th st. new. my1-2* ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER and IRONER; one that will ‘assist in general housework. Apply 1210 5th st. n.w. myl4* WW es Fonr hott RAN EAL OON MAKERS, GEO, T. KEEN, 414 9th st. nw, my 3t ANTED—A reliable TENANT for a three- story Brick of 8 rooms; will rent it furnished $F unfurnished. atlow price, toa responsible party. Inquire at 1222°G st. n.w. myt-3t V ANTED—A ‘‘Singer’’ or ‘‘Domestic’’ MA- CHIN must be nearly new and in good condition, Address, stating price, R. ty Post Offi ANTED—A respectable middie-age WOMAN to do cooking. washing and iron- ing. Apply for three days at 1917 Harewood ave. Le Droit Park. my1-2 front ANTED-—By two gentlemen two BED- ROOMS, with Board, in the northwestern section of the city; private family preferred, Ad- dress, stating location, terms and particular “Metcalf, "? Siar office, my1-3 R REN T—A desirable and pleasantly situated BRI K DWELLING, elght roome, near ths Capitol, having a south and west front and in thorough repair. 105 2d st. n.e. my2 6° R RENT-STORE, 15x32 with two rooms communicating. Aiso, two ROOMS on second floor, Apply corner lith'and E sts. n.w.. .N 500. my#-3 JROE RENT FRAME HOUSE, Seven rooms, water, gas. closets, Dath-room, &c.: 922 18:1) at.. between I and K nw. Apply 1004 18 Dew. 12-8 R RENT—May 10 h, two furnished, commua- hicating ROOMS, on Secon story; sibgie or en suite; sonth front; all modern conveniene's. 6 Grant Place. nw. my2-8it K REN T- 322 13th st. s.w., a neat seven-room: ¥RAME HOUSE, with hydrant and. water closet avvached; near’ Agricultural Department. Apply 317. opposite, pty (OK RENT—HOUBE No. 1026 17th st. o.w., all Feauced fo 80 er month Has sen latch rep el ace: r . Has been lately repsived, Abby THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. od TPB good six -room BRICK HOUSE, with gas. bath. &c.: near market, schoo's and care, Rent $14 per mon'h: $12 80 by the year B, H. WABNER & CO., 916 F st, ms 2-3t BGR NT AS MG, Pinacant. a Faraishe | HOUSE of nine rooms, with gas and water; ot 50 feet front by 275 feet deep, Inquire at N.. 730 12th st. new my2 2'* OR RENT—432 H st. n.w., fourteen room modern improvements, “Also. 416 H st. u.w., Seven ronms: modern imvrovements Rent mo ‘> erate. For further particulars inquire a. 430 Ht, new. m 2-3." KR RENT—HOUSE No, 517 13:h st, nw... b tween Band F sts . containing sixtean room all modern, improvenionts: house is in. porte repair, CHAS, W. HANDY, Real Estate Agen CO 7th st. new. my2 8 * (OR RENT—A three-story Mansard HOUSE all modern improvements: fourteen rooms: tei acres; all kinds of shrubbery and fruit: half inile from Navy Yard Bridge, fost of Good Hope Hill. Apply on premises; oF 22 Bd st. n.0.. 8, G. CABELL my2-31* RK RENT—For the summer, at Mt, Pleasant, Furnished HOUSE with ten rooms; pleas located, with garden and fruit, Inquire on ie premises. of 8. G. ARNOLD; or at offices of B. HH. WARNER & CO. 916 F st. n.w. mv2 6" R RE NT—A comfortable HOUSE and STORE ona prominent corner of Capitol Hill, No, 401, corner 4h and C sts. 8.¢. facing Penn. ave. ‘Rout low to a good tenant. ‘Key next door. Enquire terms, &¢., No, 423 11th st. n.w. ap2-Lo OR RENT—HOUSES, 2140 and 2142 Peansy! vania avenue, 10 rooms; gas, water, bath, etc. : rebuilt last summer, and in good order; to careful aud responribie ies only ; possession May Ist and June Ist. “Ingu card or in person. of | GuA. SAWYER, 1459 Mase. avec tw, we rear. Sn? 9K RENT—Six room HOUSES, ali modern Improvements, WHEATLEY BRON., 7th and Rhede Island ave. apes" 1m OR RE Furnished PARLORS and BED- BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for ponsekeep- ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 354 Pennsy! vanla avenue., corner 4% st. marll-2in' BUSINESS CHANCES. 350 Wanted for one year on Chattel mortgage, Sin: ediately. duress SONNEL, Star ‘my 2. BERD ROOMS Accoutred in every de‘ai! for sale, WILLIAM DIXON, 43 stre st n. Drawbacks, ** mv2 3: Cc LR Fe R ‘UB SALE; doing a 1419 F st. opp_Corecran Building. Pee eee A PARGAIN — Very comfortal Frame HO UBE. on F. betweek 26:h and 27th ‘f no sold before, will b. Fanction Moy 4th, at 6 o'clock. AMAN, my23 TRADE OR SELL—160 acres of first-class two SAND In M’ch gau; will take a team of one or ‘o horses snd wagon in part pay. ress J. C,, Star Office. pert Pays Atnya-2 Fa SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES of a Cigar Store; good chance fora young man with a small capital: good reasons given for selling. Ad- dress Box 9, Star Office, 1 DAIRY FARM of 20 acres. located near A. lenwood Cemetery; to a responsible and Prompt tenant this very convenient place will bs Tevted on reasonable terms, Apply to DAVID MOORE, on the prem‘ses, my2-3." BUSikBS CHANCE For Sace_a Wook sa'e Commission and Produce BUSINESS most desirable location in the city with every thing complete, for a large and successful entarpris- Address ¢, FREDERICK. this ofice. \ms2 W UL BE SOLD CHEN R-stcck and Fixture of a good CONFECTIONARY STORE: also tools for manufacturing purpos-s, and Ice Cveam Freezers. Will besold separate or together, R--asou for selling, owner having other busine.s.” Cal! at 505 7th st.'s. Ww. is YW HEISOPPORTU NITY TO BUY—New 4N BKICK HOUSE inthe northwest section: 5 Tom , gasand water, bay window, with good brick fale ‘for twe horse’ and carriage, Pulce, $1,800 $1COeash, balance $20ner month with six per cent. Apply to’ BATES & RYON, 703 D street nor’ west, my2-203, aR Petes, sory. ae i five < suom F¢ LING, graining and pspering jus" fin- ished elegantly; sol ro <v Key at Mr, RHODS! Store, corner 6th’ and H sts. 3... ¥ 3 mon POR RENT Ho greatly reduced price: 43g st. s.w. my 13m ROR BENT AL 903 7 st. n-w.. PARLOR a adjoining ROOM, (furnished,) on first tloo Reference required. “Apply on promises, my1-3 Fee, BENT Two FRONT CHAMBERS $10 and $4; or both for $12; pleasant, airy and ¢ tral, 734 Izth st., between G and H'n.w. myL-3 * by B. B, CLARK, 1201 low Shams only 40 cents, at Cleaning Depot, 1009 F st. W 4XSTED-A PARTNER witha few hundred dollars, toextend a respectable and profi business in this city. Address E, WESLE. ‘ap30-3t" WASTED A TENANT for three large eon municat ng rooms, with large pantry, clos- ets, gas, water, bath, &¢., on same floor. ‘Rent low.” Apply 1258 8th’st. n. w. Also, a competent seamstress. ap30-3 ANTED A position as GOVERNESS or LADY COMPANION, by a young lady having superior qualifications, | Raters (by perinis~ sion) to Senator Edmunds and Hon, Mr. Joyce, U. S. House? Representatives, Address A.W. H.. Lock Box 38. ap30-31" Vv ANTED—O CUPANTS for Rooms, Board included, $18 per month; No, 938 Ist. be- tween 9th and i0th n.w, ap2T-6" WASTED The services of good MEN from 79; none employed for a shorter period: compensation liberal. Ad- dress, for two weeks, L. & G. Co., Post Office Box 1364,'Cincinnati, Ohio, ‘ap26-6t Pasture at three do! lars per month; abundance of grass. shade and water. Inquire'at OSBORN & GHEEN’S Stables, G “st.. between 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- dress JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgomery ¢9., Ma. ‘ap20-1m* ANTED-—ToTrAcH—Latin, Rhetoric, Math- ematics or Logic. College preparation given, assuring admission “into an advanced class’ Latina specialty; terms moderate. 8.W..FLY NN, ALM., L street n.w. aps-im WANTED HORSES to Keep on pasture, or will stable and grain feed; farm on 7th-street Fyne, 8 miles from iA city; beat ctty reference. O. |. By RK, Sligo of lontgomet county, Md. poet ome apes? ANTED-—Two or three GENTLEMEN 10 0c- cupy a third story south front room, or suitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— first class. 617 F st. n.w. feb23 ANTED—To excl STOVES for old ‘ones, Groceries or BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey cured or no Stoves rented. novié-tr pia Orpuras yl er BOWLER Sra ‘ones, it i and K n.w. Latrobes to héat two rooms, $30 to $25. sepl5-tr ‘ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, "augie-ty"" WANTED Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of story goods anid work at Temreet toemibns orig a i: ASCHACE, G14 Loutslannatemae. aateaey ANT ED MOTHS apa ‘other insects in fural- exterminate by superheated steam, |ACE’S, Upholsterer, 614 Emave. W Are SAPrETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4} and 6th aw. for and delivered without charge, jyl3-ly ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which » WW price will be pald. Aj tthe Star pera wi poly al ay i} ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Kureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at W. B. HELL'S, Market Space. fe31-1y W sake gentemen, to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York make of arm avenue, makes s specialty Culting gate to BOARDING. R RENT Furnished second-story SUIT) a'so,other Rooms, with or without Table Board desirable summer location, near three lines of cat Apply at 917 New York avenue, mj1-3 P¥BMANEND., TRANSIENT AND DAY BOAR! ERS at summer prices. 705 15th st., corner New York ave, Mrs, M. T. SOUTHALL, formerly of Baltimore. myl-Im* TP.ABLE BOARD.—Persons who desire First- classTuble Board should give usa trial before going elsewhere. The best Board In the city at $18 per month, at the Windsor Dining Rooms. 608 9:h street n.w. Transients accommodated with Rooms and Board at reasonable rates, my1-3.* GUMMER BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN at a Farm House on an eminence half a mite above and overlooking the town of Berryville, Clarke county, Virginia, and commanding a magnificent and extensive view of the surrounding country aud | the Blue Ridge mountains. Large, newiy-papered rooms, shady yard, and oak grove iu rear of house, References given and required, Address bu. %, Berryville, Clarke county, Vé myl im R RENT—911 H s*, nw. ten rooms, ati and stable. Apply to CHAS. C. DUN AN- SON, 9th and D sts. n.w. my1-3 OR RENT—Large ROOMS, pleasantly located fronting south ‘nicely furnished, with Boar, No. 915 New York ave, myl 3." PGR RENT Three Unfurnished ROOMS. with Summer Kitchen, large yard and woodstied, of house 707 4th st.. between G and H st.; all in good order and rent moderate. Inquire within, myT. in go d able. I MORRIS MU my1-3.* R RENT—HOUSE No, 1740 New York ave. u.W., thirteen rooms: all modern improve- ments. Rent reduced to $40 per month. Apoly: THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7h st. iny1-3 FGE RENT An old HOMESTEAD. “thre fourths of a mile from Beltsville, twelve mi from Washington, on B. and 0. R. RR. App'y to GEO, C, HUMES, 412 5ih st. my 8" I st. nw., roy TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ‘Apply to CHAS. C. DUNCANSO) my1-3t 9-b and D streets n. Ww. POR SALE, CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. ‘one of the best_ stands in the city, jocated. Apply to. A. NEWMAN, Attori iaw, 881 44 Street Hew, my1-2t FOR SALE OR RENT An old and desiran Business Stand, STORE and DWELLINC¢ containing nine rooms, corner Georgia avenue ani 10th street s.e. Apply to ADAM GADDIS, corne: 1ith and M streets 5. my1-3i* FoR EXOHANGE “Eyuity in nic HOUSE, well located. for Horses, Carria erchandise; also. good Virginia FARM. at 485 Fennsylvanta ave , Mount Vernon House of- fice. my1-2* Cc Real Estate Agent and Notary Public, ap30-3t 609 7th st. n. we FOR SALE, GREAT BARG AIN-HUUSEN 939 H st. n. w, ‘very low figa: S Take adv B. H. WARN for the next’ few chance, & C0., _ap30 3t - __ 916 F ston. we FSR SALE Avarse and attractive HOUSE on near B:h st. n.W,; 15 rooms; cost $13,000 R RENT— | {OR SALE- One ALDAE} ears old. Apply at TIONAL LOAN OFFICE 3149 DOR SALE—A stylish young HM B. H. WARNER & 00., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN ALMCINTIRE, ‘916 F street northwest, RK, suitavie fo . = 1 gentle aX 116 6th st. 86, ...6..00.985 for heas y carriage: kind and g Ne 1335 harness, Can be seen at J. T. Le on oe raw | Livers Stable, S106 Net. w, mse <0? © TURSALE. A Leather-tup CH ETON. in per. Apply to GHEEN & O88: eg = POR SALE_One epiendid TOP HUGGY: two No-tops,one open Hack, twotirocery Wagons, Jager Wagon, &e.. at lowest Siarvation prices. Call at WOOD & MILLIGAN'S, No. 212 12:h street now. apS0-St FPSE SALE CHEAT Very tne young Sataie | BS MARE heavy with foal; perfectly sou and gentic, and very fast ‘single-foot rack and splendid lope. Inquire of CARTER BELI., in alley in rear of Hamilton House, 1 and K, before 4p m, apao 3c GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO QUIT THE A cis Di offers for sale his Riding and riving HORSE) perfectly Be | a iF t| jentie; and to g116 be seen at AL! “S Biables, I street, a 530 detween 13th and 14th. aT yo 112 1 ~ ei OR SALE—New style Jum tO 3. spring Pheton, Top Bu; ‘Con- cord spring. suitable for or 4 passen- 5 W hit 5 NO ey Bide-bar Top Bu, fop Buggies; all sizes of Jackson Wagons, for eeete my Sone ses ane My ce * c we me - D. We above (a list of which is materially altered nearly | ScGpaTa, corner ifhand Bete, uw. apé-Aia OR SALE—TOY BUGGY, built by one of the Dest makers: suitable for a doctor. basiness or pleasure, Inquire at KELLEHER'S Livery, 8th st. new. ap26-Lm ALE_AT A GREAT BARGAIN FoR CASH—Lf sold this week, one first class standard PIANO: at the Empc lum of Music, 723 7th street n.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS, E. WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 217 Ast, s.e., mod. imps., 11 123 B st. , mod, imps. 417 K st. n, eee __ay25 9° ne rect, George esa: Ae gist: Bane | QS MONTHLY WILLBUY ANEW CHOICE Cor, Tand North Capitol sts, mod, tm., 973 6.000 | 8D standard PLANO: alsoa superb tn ml 507 B st. s.c., mod. linps.. 10 rs. 5.000 | lor ORGAN, 8119.hst.n.w, 114 11th st. s.e., mod. imps., 9 rs. 5-000 apl7-1m Taz Setcaswoe toed: Impiee Wis, sen ON) | FORTE CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. WAGONS Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale. | Scoond hand six passes 1d and 143 A st. s.e.. b.b.. m. 1.5 93.000 | 7" COOK, 196 Brads ot. 807 Elm st.. LeDroit Park. f h.. 6 rs 3.000 1620 17th st. n.w., £.h., mod. imps.. 6 rs... 2.500 JRSALE A superb collection of old Gngiish 210 29 Myrtle st.. b.N.. mod. imps.. 7 rs._ 2,500 HALL CLOCKS, by . 426 New York ave.. fh., 71s 2.500 JOHN R. HARE, 416 N st. now.. f. ho. Ts. 2.100 ap18-1m 63 Fayeite st. Baltimore. Sisath sts mies Eb mod appre 6 ee. Boo) WR SALE A fine Carriage HORSE and HAR 809 R st. n.w.. b, h.. nod. Imps. 8 Fs 600 NESS and a COUPE- AY 14 to 18 Myrtl st.. +. h.. mod. imps., 6 rs.. 2.000 | Will sell cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be immediate, Inguire of W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street, fo ulars, m1 Unimproved Property for Sale. D st.. bet. 12th and 131 8.w., per {t ‘1 h'st., bet. Mand N-s.e,. ver ft. 3.hst.y bet, C and D s.w., per ft Tste. bet. 250 and 24h t.w:. per ft PROFESSION AL. H. be stand 2:1 s.e., per ft. Dand E s.w.. per ft bet. Sout? Ciroling ave. & Oh st, bet ion st and irvoyant bet. Land Mn per ft gnetic Physician, S84 9.h st. u.w., bas stan 22d n.W., ver fi eminent success in treating (without drugs) Acnts RandSn.w.. ‘per ft Houses for Rent. and Chronic Diseases. Consultation free. m1 2w* 463 and 465 Pa. ave. n.w., stores. mod, imps..$125 Cc. DUTTON, . c : Architect and Engineer. jooek ot : vs atone aoe Rooms 18 and 19, Safe Devosit Co, 's Building, no, 424 3d st. n'w.2 furn., mod. imps.. t0 rs. 65 | _ cor. 16th at. and New ¥ oct Ay #2430 st. p.w., unfurn., mod. imps.. 10 rs.) 43 ENRY J. ENNIS, 711.G street, opposite I 725 16th st. n.W., mod. imps... 12 rs". + BO ent OMice. Electrician and Model Maker, Ex- 1521.1 st. n.w.. mod. imps . 10 rs. 50 | perimental work a specialty. Kxpert in Pateut 916 Fst. new. 50 | causes yel-Ly 1026 17th 50 | -—— ~ 1107 13th st. n. 1305 Corcoian st..’mod. imps.. 10 rs . 105 H st. n.w.. mod. imps,. 11 rs... 50 Di T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, 7 a ‘Removed to southeast corner 7th at 40 | E sireets northwest. Teeth inserted § is 3a St. nies, mod. Imps.- Lirs. . 2 per set. = _ ay BB-1y 210 6th st. n.w.. mod. imps. Pp K. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, 1424 Rhode Island ave,, mod, imps., 9 22.50 732 ri Qoatie Cee 333 Virginia ave. s.w..'store. med. imps. rs 2) I a a ng $0 | Mest obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases. Con- 1206 H st. n.w.. store, mod. imns.. 1 r. Sp | SU-tation free. Officehours—8 to 11 a. m, and 3 to 406 11h st. 8.w., mod. im) 9 rs. " Is" 1629 Madicon st. n.w., 6 18. ap | &h m. cana HOLS MS 121 125 1B ISLE Siac. ii Bi 30 RJ B. GIBB =} 3 th st. n.w., mod, 8 rs. . a ‘. 67 Myrtle st.. inod. imps. 8s. 2 17 |” REMOVED TO 703 bru BTREET, 2037 L st. nw. mod. imps. 6 rs 16 | _mark-ty Over Thompson’s Drug Store. 82 and 84 20'st., Georgetown. 9 rs 15 | ep = — £5 Myrtle st., mod. Imps., 6 rs. 15 | [)% DUKE, Dentist, 483 71h street southwest, 87 Myrtle st... mod. imps., “6 rs. ves B Fe rween Band E itrecta, | as —} : ts 0 . $8: tract 1 issue on the Ist aud 15th of each month abul- | {ng without pam, 60 cents, Atroperations letin of all Property, for sale and renton my books, warranted, octa8-ly which can on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Auction Sales. On SATURDAY, May 4th, at5p. m., new frame POR REND STORE, wich Back Room ararhad, No, 852 Pennsylvaiiia ave. and corner 4° sc. b.w. Rent $20 per month, Apply to JOHN tt. MURRAY, 217 4g st. wyl-3 FOE, RENT Handsomely Farnished ROOM en ruite or singly. with superior Table Board, at summer prices. No. 1328 and 1330 I s site Franklin Park, ROE RENT—Five ROOMS; vath-room, not and cold water: all modern improvements brick house: fanily without smail childr-n d Rent $15 per month. Apply at 2009 14°h DW. my13 POE RENT_COTTAGE of eight rooms, pautry ‘and six closets; beautiful grounds: nine acre «: all kinds of frait: fiva minutes’ walk from Est Falls Chureh Station, Va. Will rent for one year, jpauire of A. H. RAYMOND, Falls Church: a. myt3* for @ little over half that price. A rare | House, corner F and New Hampstire ave. 5 = B.H. WARNER & CO., mS. N EW BOOKS. i S16 F stn. w._ | _$8.500, $1.50, $350, at 8 por cent. mylL-tr Waiks in London. by Augustus Hare. Beauty PEST six-room HOUSE in the city— RK RENT— for Ashes, by Dr. Dickson. The Kiug in. His ‘-rms easy; location east of the Capitol. Alsd By CHAS. W. HANDY. Beauty. by Dr. Newton. Kingdom of Israel, by will exchange my oy in an 8-room house f. Keal Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 509 711 the author of Wide-Wide World, Voyage of ths good lot. Appiyto WM, H. MAIN & CO., 125 No F st. n-w., (Michler row.) 12.5 1 Pep-r Canoe from Quebec to the Guif of Mexico, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—An elegant coun- gh St. now., 10 rs.._ 1 mp . . ‘a a try RESIDENCE at Hamilton, Loudoun co, | No- 244 10ch'st. n.w., 9 r8 + #0 | Published, at Va, Brick House, gothic Style, 13 rooms, and near new. Out buildings; good water: fine orchard acres of land. WM.'H. BARSTOW, Real Estav Agent 515 7th st. u. w, ap30 Im* WANZED, 70, PURCHASE A’ comforvapk HOUSE, with modern conveniences, wel situated, or at least accessible tocars, Price about $8,000. “One-half cash, balance in exchange for coluntry, property. Address **Home,** at Stat office, With name and loca*ion of property. ap30-26 Copetey PLACE FOR RENT Very des ble. That fine new HOUSE opposite the resi- “ence of General Carroll, near Brightwood, on tne Rapley Road, Fine water. cool air, The highest point around the city, Ratlr ad station wichi ‘bree minutes’ walk. | Fare for thesummer $12. B.H. WARNER & UO, ap30-3t 916 Fst _n Ww. Ne. 2007 9th st. n.w., 7 Ts..... House in alley, bet. 9: Boundary s* House in alle: WM. BALLANTYNE & 80N"8, 428 Seventh st. nove. - 18 and 10th n.w., near bet. “tit “an ap29-tr 88 E LATEST PUBLICATIONS. OR RENT-—317 4% second suite of ROOMS, with or without BOARD; also, oth+r Rooms with ‘Board extra, furnished.‘ ap80 3 * POR ESNT Furnished HOUSE for five or six months; immediate possession given: contains 9 rooms; terns reasonable. Apply om the premises, at No. 1004 N street n.w. aps0 8." )R RENT—The RESIDENCE, No. 1922 Pa. avenue n.w., containing ten reoms, ail modern improvements; house in first class order; possession immediately, “Inquire at 82118 h st. n.w. a30 3 * R RENT—CHEAP—Second floor of HOUSE No, 241 street n.e., unfurnished. three com- municatiig ROOMS, with all modern improve- ments, suitable for housekeeping. ap30-3t R RENT—For eummer, or longer, if desired, anicely furnished three story HOUSE, in northwestern section of city; rent low to responsi- ble party. Address **H.,’* Lock Box 38 ap30-3.* R REX T—A neat, clean five room BRICK HOUSE, paved yar-t, No. 2710 K street n.w., hear the bridge. Georgetown, $19 per month, Ap- Ply next door, to WM. REID. ap30-3:" POR BENT, Two desirable HOUSES Nos. 425 and 427 4th street n.w., opposite Judiciary street, Square, 11 rooms. all moder improvements: have been lately repai Apply to THO. E. WAG- GAMAN, 619 7th st. p80: St 2B RENT—Tte very central newly pained two story, attic and basemen’ B tck DWELL- ing, 8 rooms. 608 11th street n.w., three dvors only from F street, Inquire at 612 or at 1115 8 st, DLW. ‘apsu-3.* PGRSALE, RESTAURANT, near Government Printing Office, doing @ good business. satis: ing. factory reasons given for Inquire P. F., Star office. ‘ap29-6; ONEY! MONEY !!—Persons desiring to bo= row MONEY at low rate of interest, on real estate socurity. can be promptly accommodated ™® CASSIN & LIEBERMANN, 1339 F st.n.w.a29-6: TT SLA N-$3.000 in hand at 8 per cent.. anc 300 in sums to suit at 10 per cent. “Also. $10,000, in sums of not less than $2,500, at 8 per cent. Can be placed at once. ap29-tt ‘WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E st, Fo SALE LOW—Ix MONTHLY INSTAL- MENIS—A number of eight-room BRICK HOUSES, with every modern convenience; «en- trally located. Parttes loosing their situation af.er uurchasing will be refunded the amount paid in, jess the rent, Inquire of GEO. MASON, Attor- ae at-Law. 934 F st. n.w.; or, L. 8. ‘CHAP MAN, 106 F st. n.e, ap29-6t* FORSALE OR EXCHANGE For improve Property, a fine Building LOT on M st.. be- tween 4th and 5th n.w., one of the finest locations in the city. Apply to ap27-1m sabhes 8. TOPHAM, 425 7th st.n.w T° LOAN MONEY {n sums to suit, at Zand 8 per cent. on Real Es- ate, . R. O. HOLTZMAN, ap27-6t 10th and F streets n.w, HR RENT—RELUCED FROM $25 TO $20 -Soy- eral of those beautiful new Brick DWELL- INGS on F street, between Ist and 21 streets n 6. ‘These houses have each seven rooms and fine dry cellars, bath room, two water closets (one for ser- vant,) range, hot and cold water, latrobe stove, fine ‘vestibuie and wide hall. These houses are thoroughly modern, and have fine yards front and Tear, Apply to THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 5197 h eet. 8)80-3¢ R RENT—10 room HOUSE withall modern improvements, hot ani culd water, bath, wa- ter closets, marble mantels, rarge, €3., U6 D.W, Also. 419 20 st., 10 rooms, water, gas, bath, marble mantels, &c. "Inquire at Kennebec Ice Co! cffice, corner 19.h and E sts, Key 514 21 streoi nw. ap29 6: R REN T—A ten-room FRAME HOUSE, No. 1445 '¢ P st., in front of Riggs Market; newly Piast red and “painted; water in kitchen, warer closet. side entrance, &c. Rent low. Inquire No, 1439 P st. ap27-6:* ‘OR RENT- COITAGE, one sfory, roomy, nearly ‘new; stable, garden. fruft, croquel iawn; in ‘the healthy village of Mt Plessant, one mille frei city. Inquire of Dr. BREED cor, Bip and F sts. n.w. ap26 12." R RENT—Cheap rent, only $25 per month for a9 room HOUSE, No. 929 Sth street n.w ; Waterand bath. Apply to E, K. LUNDY. 144 Bridge street, Georgetown. apa R RENT—That fine STORE at corner of 9h and G sts, n.w. Inquire up stairs, of W. C, DODGE. ap2s 1in 621 F 8T. N.W.—for KENT FURNISHED — ». a SUITE OF ROOMSon second floor, with or without Board; also, Single Rooms, suitable for gentlemen; either permanent or transient; at sum- iner prices: ap30 3.° R RENT—AT LAUREL, MD.—A desirable seven-room HOUSE, excellent water; two acres in fruit, and very convenient to city.’ Rent very moderate to a gt tenant. Apply to 519 2d tt. We ap2s-20* Pye wey SITUATED FURNISHED ROOMS. with first-class TABLE BOARD. in & private family where appreciative parties can enjow the comforts of home at reasouable exparine, at 916 8:h st. ‘psd 6. COuNTEY, BOARD. AT LAUREL, MD.— | / Handsomely furnished Rooms and first-class Table, House new and withirr five minutes’ waik of the depot. For health, comfort and conve- nience no p!easanter place can be found. Refer~ gnees exchanged. ‘Address Country," Star, Of ce, aa REMONT HOUSE, —Persons desirous of ob- talning good BOARD and ROOM at a reduced Yate should call before making ents else Jarre, Bowed and Boom forgent aug wile, $50 0 Tr mont! jingle rooms, per mon’ and $8 to $10 per week. ‘Table Board $20 and §6 per week. th Sya6-tm IPRE Fine Black Cloth DRESS SUITS for $18 hould be seen appreciated. apso A. STRAUS’, SERA), AED TIMES.—Purchasers, if wan' H. ‘save money, look at the $10 Saitoat ed an A. STRAUS". K IBRK’S ELEGANT SILVSE WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE. 172 West Baltimore Street, RaLTIMoge, MD. Established 1817. ap26-1m NTERN. EXHIBITION, wees eee Cray. pms RY PRINTING INK WORKS for the good quali- ty of Printing Inks aad Glass Varnish exhibited. A k Ink is particularly deserving of notice and com ‘ROBINSON BROS., ce st., New York. ap26-lw 710 Sansom st., Phi PUSS Eh cae ea 907 Ht strect neve anos, tuned and repaired in the b:st mauner. Glarges moderate, myl-6i" RSONS WHO ARE COMPELLED TO re- I main in ube city during the warm weather, will Suiminer residence,” No. 1800. core of Freeda Ser’ Tesideg . eo Stas Miss BORDLEY. apld-im™ AVENUE HOT! NAY eee eR tle Yeh wee and lithet, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house the surroundings of = Pleasant home, with the conveniences of a well conducted hotel. A lberal arrangement will be made with ‘persons “paride SOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor, jit# STREET N; W.—Furnlshed Front eee RkOUMon re other Purn- ished 5 first class TABLE BOARD, aye with abt oaRD N; een WATOH REPAIRER, 2 2. ‘with H. now at ¢ os LENNSYLVAN’ iad Dem Hes SPECLALY ‘Watches put in ‘order is teed one ‘Fear, OF kagwey” od Tobe locations in the ci \ Y for: 7 Ee a a a {OR RENT—HOUSE No. 216 Ast, 8.0., cou- taining 12 rooms with all modern convenie: ces: {iis house has a south frontand is on'y two squares from the Capitol grounds, in one of the pleasanteat Inguire of JNO. B 8 ‘OTT, Avenue ol aplé-18 * RK REN T—At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown Heights, pleasant. Furnished ‘or Uatubsioned MS at low prices; corner of Washington and Gay sts. Furniture On storage at reasonable Tates, apis la? Fe Rk NT—403 K st. n w., eight-room Brick Ht USE; in theroush repair: gas and water; bear market and cars; desirabie Relghborhood; arte ee parked. Apply next . RENT—Very large, pleasant FONT RAOMS, furnished, onsecohd aad third ‘With all modern improvements; convenien™ to of the aepartments; location central and desirable, ‘706 8th st. n.w. apis-24* 1R RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- Fritining fourteow rooms iretcaiie park-ston ‘and water closet; on a beautiful concreted s reet, Tange, Int and cold water, &c. ; large yard: jot 313160: ‘house and stable; ‘fountain in frout yard; beautifully shaded ard parked, and in a with tron raifing on bass. | ‘This property can be rented to a careful permanent ten- ant Der month, payable in advance, Inquire th st, 8.w. spis-tr 7B RENT The beautiful UPPER WALT. 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business College building, corner 7th and L sts.. may be obtained for temperance or other beneficent associa*ions, or ‘The use of touser shibied f& the butitine, use fi % Apply at Business Office. 008 in RENT—HOUSE No, 607 New Jersey ave- nue n.W.. 10 modern improvements, yard; ail in good order: rent to suit the times. ‘C. JOHNSON, Tas 15th st. RENT—On Biggs ot, (between 18: and 141 Rg three-story and high nent press ‘bree frosts, 11 rooms, with all modern con’ and in order, il be rented by the month for $40 (1 been renting for @ year,” Appiy @ JOHN E, ALMS. S10 F st, : 4 ‘ap2 Lin FOE SALE CHEAPTA desirable FARM of 58 Tes, thirty mies from Washington, on the W and 0. B.R., near station, highly cultivated Dwelling, Barn and other buildings in fine condi- tion, Excellent Fruit and plenty of water. For further particulars appl t9 "puerto ap27-6t ey “Corner 8th and F'sts. POR SALE AT A BARGAIN—On For Rent TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 Nt, (mew,) finished in best style. 13 rooms; every room heated, Including bath ‘and servants” rooms: speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs: Yegetable and’ meat cellar, Can be seen at any time. ap23-1m_ ILLA SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TIME, V Wiidivieion hao bree eon ae ificent unds fronting en Washington and streets, rgetown, with winding roadway and walks among the trees, laid out with shrubbery and flow- er beds, giving eighteen beautiful Villa Sites, which contain from 20.000 to 40,000 feet of ground gen. This property ts within one square of the Metropolitan cars. and for combining the advi sof country with those of city, there is none in ihe District that can compare with it, We wili sell for cach. upon long time, or will ex- ghange for, Improved city property unfncumbered. Persons who will build can purchase without any cash payment. For further particular apply to WM. H. BARNARD, ap18-1m 1499 F street, ly to a 1 Kormmocand Seer ron s, Pye Wadsworth 5 Longfellow. $1.25. Memoirof Wm artiet POR SALE AND EXCHANGE, F. We Pelion. 8 . The Voyage of the Challen- By THOS. J. BROWN. Lebroi ger. by Bir C. WyvilleThomson, 2 vols., 8 vo., 321. b-b., 13th st-$10 500 7 r. b.n_ 1 maps and illustrations.$12. The Elements of Rheto- Tar BeBe: XE ,B¥s 28 000 Tr. bE. ric, by Jas. De Dille. The School of the Family. 500 Tr bv.b., The History of a Crime, s Land 2 8,000 35 b.h.. Gemini. No Name Beries, §1. § 100 Zr. h.. 8. Mrs. Leith Adams 20c. Birds of a Feather Flock To- 6.000 Sr. bb ther, by & A. Sothern. paper, $1. Thistledom! £000 Gren. 6. Esries, by Wa Winter. 81,00, Walkein London, 4.000 6r. bh. AngustusJ. C, Hare, author of Walks in Rome: 3.800 64. h., 3. illustrated; cloth, $8.50, ‘The Great Thirst Land, 8,250 Sr. b., 8 Parker Gillmore, (**Ubique,**) 8vo., cloth, 50, The Armies of Asia and Europs, by B RENT! FOR RENT! neral Emory Upton, U.8.A.. 8vo., cloth, $3. By B. 0. HOLTZMAN. MOHUN F B 3 8 PB 4 ROS. New Stores, 1419, 1428, 1425 New York ave. n.w.. | _aF27-tr_ Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa. av. bh. $75 06 ms, mod, imps.... 100 00 EW BOOKS. io Weersi., Geortwa, new double house., 98 9) | Siar Gazing, Past and Present, Norman 4 Stoddard st. Geo’twn. 13 g 50 00 | , Lock: -0-7- 87.50 sis, > 40 00 | Handbook 450 oT $5 00 | Physiography. Hurley. 250 36 oo | On Actors and Acting, @. 1.50 35 on | The Doctrine of Scriptural Hetribu ape Bo | Naveed i 36 09 | Marmorne.” No Name Series. 100 15 op | The Last Times. Selss.. 1.50 38 89 | Treatise on Pho iy. Abney. 130 For Baie Fis teal of tbe mamniotSi 3 58 HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city, Fenton Mosaics, AGING, FATTAE.svon0esccone ‘3 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, At Cel Thor. 50 WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E street. ‘apt. Whittaker. 2 1.60 Mark Twain's *‘Punch Brothers. Punc For Sale. MARCUS WARD'S EASTER CARDS. ‘Two-story press-Brick and Back Building, 8 New desigus tn variety. SIGs stun fon northweat: for 98.0000 caste | (Agents Lureuca's Pare Linea Papers ley; situa: 3 for = sh, palance in three years at 8 per cent,, or in monthly | _*Pl-t B11 Pennsyleanta ave. ments, Iso, three newly-finished two-st s8-brick Houses in northwest section of city, with 7 rooms and modern improvements, for $2,000, on easy terms, Talso have some it bargains in large hand- some Property, Will sell at panic Prices) oF take some property ‘in part payment. eral elegant Lots centrally located at reduced prices, To Loan. Blackwood's Jet Photographs of Rev. W, 8. Rainsford; price 60 cts, J have $10,000 in sums to sult at 8 per cent. : also | Al! the New Miscellaneous Books received as soon $8.000 in one or two sums at percent. _apiér_ | Lacea¢ Styles of Btationery on haac always. R RENT—Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit Park, all modern conveniences, eight fine rooms; $45. Also, Nos, 21, 23 and 25 K st. n.e., ten rooms; $26 each. Apply at RIRNEY’S Law Office, Room 35, LeDrolt Building, F st., or at 23 K st. n.e, Any of the above will’ be sold on tong time and W. H. 4 O. H. MORRISON, Law Boowseiiers, Penna. MEDICAL, &c. KR RENT—By _H. MA 5 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO 4 PRON MERE late agtita tar pe Ge: nw, | SD cure auy cate of Reta Wenkees PALS TO No. 13 1st st. n.e., 12 rooms, mod. imps. i tes and Obstructions: 30 years’ experience, Office S-story and tase. br., $04 E.’ Capitol, in. 906 B st. s.w., opposite Sinithsonian, — apl9-2w" No, 116 4th st, n.e., mod. imps..... 5 23 ie! ae ea ee tTROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLI8, 805 Penn- Xo: Fos vil st BW, 12 rooms, mod. imps sylvania avenue, Ifyou would know the truth oor. a aud Psie's ‘was mod impo — consult the Dr. in all things, Office hours from 9 marl5-tr No, 25,H st. n.w.. 8 Rooms. i am. 008 p.m. Cate Good store on Pennsylvania avenue NATI“FACTION'—A positive a No. 629 Md. ave., n.¢., 8 rooms..... aon +B... 5 a tain preventive of unpleasant consequences, 2 ete ee avenue, each it tisedin heason: $1 per bottle, at Dr, DAWSY 118 4% st., corner Penna, ave. ‘ap6 Ln T R, 1 EON, The Oldest Established and on EDUCATIONAL. D Hatiable Ladies’ Physician tn the City, can 4 APLEWOQOD INSTITUTE, Concoup- | Gay at No. WS H st. iw) trom toh ote $45, Studeius prepared fot budiness Yale on Mae: | A yeetmale Complaints asickhy cured.” ORice StH : chee, 3 Monroe it . Yara College.” nstructors: fret cipes, Satan a. Sere & SALE RENT OR FXCHANGE.— - E tiful Couniry RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM, trem ‘the plage antag, Asoka gan pe sad Georgetown Post Omice, D.C.) 2pit-eoim” /R SALE—From 5 to 15 acres of N miles from Anlington. 24¢ trons Gocmeore utiful sitvation: fruit trees, forest tees and El uon banegraded Nye Suan, 229 Center Market, or on the Diace.” °" apiO-im” LOST AND FOUND. O>T—Between the hours of 7 and 8 p.m., April 30th, a fine feather FAN. A liberal re- ward will be patd if left at 1109 th st. n.w.m1-2.* O8T OR STOLEN A silver Skye TER- Lids? Sr ons muzzle; on cut close; answers to the name ber 4 ““Fidget..’ A'suitable reward will. be given any one returuing him to 735 21st street n, we my1-2t* eer aa OsT_Small black and tan DOG from Ni Market st., Georgeto ene wn. two weeks ago. A suitable revard will bo Per arti v ears, isiame in hind log, and answers to thenaine of Gus. m1-2* SELL’S ICE Ci o Bite Orange Conn eae ADE OF lic. Families, a ye g eal restau- ants, deniers, excursions and festivals ‘eu Ot various alae Tea ee Ser ae sel par i . Rotice At the Od Hhuabihnient, 1aiy Now York avenue, (CCBILDREN’S KILT SUITS + 92.50, 98, $3.50, $4, $5, 96, $8, $10, A. SAKS & 00.'8 Bors' DEPARTMENTS, apl8-tr 316 Seventh st. and 921 Penn. ave. BEA! COMPLEXION, wi nout A ENR neatte mae peas "8 P. DE FLORENCE and Rosz PowpzEr. apis BOATS FOR PEs OME PR SREP one apls-8m Georgetown, D, 0. fel22-1y"_J. SHOBTLIDGE, A.M. Prin. | QPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROUAETSON can AMES, COBRIDON, Professor of Fenman- | Smery sai D st, betweeuticand 10h fo See 6 , St. Cloud . <i 7 " ookkecping ‘Short-" Sad taught in short ne Rms on all diseases of tue Urinary Organs and 2 ervous Di viz: Org snic and Seminal Weat- Elsrantocd.” Lessons given at reeldenoor ud at | bee Nervons Debluy. tmy-tency BP cmature De- 2 | cay, Nervous Trembling. B: ipitat ‘on oF jeart, Schools. Jes ty Diness of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &c-. &c., ail resulting from abuses In youth, excess sa PERSONAL. manhood, and early Indiscretions. Strictures and Syphilis quickly cared. Dr. B. is native of Baltimore, with 12 years’ special practice, endorsed by the of this city, and Satu: ment for any of the above diseases, will find it to their interest to call uj him, who will insure honorable and scientific treatment, and a cure DAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- Moar eee eee Re yw to get rid of it. Hoste Closet she will tell you dence, 219 K st., near 3d n.w. ap2-1m' STRULOGY, MADAME EOsS, py in every case he undertakes. Will refer is patrovs to any of the leadi: si of ee cat eer evans fe some. Eutaw street, Baltimore. nal ay INSULT DR. LEON the oldest in the city. He guarantees a perma- pent and cure in the shortest time possibie of ali Acute: Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned street nortbwrest” § eomor Ly —_—_——_—X—KX—XK—K—<_=]=]=_h=u=sow TEBIG COMPANY'S BEN SRBC AID Car NY ESE DISHES AND SAUCES. 7 Mee G48 FIXTURES LIER! PANY: IN THE CITY, MEAT ote a tecree a4 AT THE naticns should feel grateful, LOWEST PRICES, My pc ancet, British Medical Sour: Also, » fall line ot REFLECTORS, -" oe Please call and examine our goods. CAUTION.—Genuine only with the fac simile PLUMBING AND GASFITTLN ‘of Baron Liebig's ‘Siguatene No. 539 15th ad across the i os