Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY.....,......May 15, 1873. CROSBY 8S. NOYES.... Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, reoular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily pavers in the city added They Did Not Advertise. . It is stated in the Baltimore papers that the Bremen line of steamers running from that port have decided to substitute freight steam ers with steerage accommodations for their steamships having saloon accommodations. The latter they have transferred to New York and New Orleans for the reason. as stated by the Suh, that the summer exodus to Europe will give them at those ports a much greater number of first and second-elass passengers than they have found, from experience, they would get if they continued to make Balti- more their point of departure. To show how little these steamships have been appreciate 1 by persons bound to Europe it is stated that the America. one of the finest vessels afloat, which left Baltimore on the 2d of Miy, took only 29 passengers, at atime when, owing to the Paris exhibition, the transatlantic steam- | ships from New York are crowded to excess. Surprise isexpressed that people south andwest of Baltimore going to Europe should overlook this line of fine steamships and take passage | from New York in the more crowded steamers sailing from that port. We think one suffi- | cient reason ean be given. The managers of | | Tue certificates of deposit. | District of Columbia, County of Washington, ss. G LASS WARE. m RICH CUT, FNGRAVED on MUULDED, 8 | any Pattern Engraved to order in a few hours | by our own engraver. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) 1009 Penn’a ave., near 11th st. EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE | iT |" THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF THE | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT WASHING- TON. At the Close of Business, Mvy 1st, 1878, RESOURC Loans on collateral security . U. 8. Bonds on hand........ Other stocks, bonds and gorigage: | Assessments. Due from State INITIALS, MONOGRAMS, on | my15-tr £ obs ter Bessa anksand bankers. 2 Ss oy Ly | Realestate. furniture and fixtures, Te 4 Current expenses and taxes paid, . 1850 78 Premiums paid. 1263 50 Cheeks and other cash item 2.190 20 Bills of other Ban + 180409 Fractional currency (including aie is) 333 49 Specie (including gold Treasury certifi- Kates) . 163 90 | a! LIABILITIES. Undivided profits Individual depos: abject “to STL 164 54 .$335.554 14 Total B. P. SNYDER, Treasurer of theabove nasi Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statem nt is true to the best of my knowledge and botiv the Baltimore-Bremen line provided some su- perb steamers, well officered and appointed, and then neglected to inform the trav epublic south and west anything about them. They wanted the business brains to under- stand the benefits of printers’ ink in their en- | terprise. For instance, while Washingtonians Proposing to visit Europe could find full var- | tiewlars in th vertising columns of the | Washington papers, of the modations, days of sailing, &e., of the steamships leaving | New York and Philadelphia— he Canarders, Anchor line. North German Lloyd line, S'ate line, American line, &e.—there wasn ord of information as to the Balrimoi eams! 5. Was it any wonder that \d western travelers overlooked tly tages of steamers they knew nothin: about | The ¢eaiock still continues in the House; the demeerats not having secured a quorum. This isa temporary triumph for the reput cans, but it is doubtful if they will gain much with the country by placing themselves in the apparent attitude of resisting investigation. They can by shrewd filibustering tactics delay the passage of the inves igution resolu- tion for son, but they mus: suecumb in end, and doubtless they would gain a point with the go al tent hen they right to rum a count resort to all the parliamenta able to resist democratic ean hardly compl: sition when they propose to ruz investigation public ¢ their opponents to fe to their heari’s eon- yelaim the Speake Asthe leader of the House democratic m ty in the past, he resorted to filibuster taeties to hold the republicans in cheek a skill that bothered the majority a good dea Now when irate demoerats rise and demand in thunder tones why he doesn’t put an end to the fillibustering of the republicans and com- pei them to vote, he remarks pensively, with a smile on his lips and a tear in his eye, that upon his word he doesn’t know how ihe thing ean be done. Though the Potter resolution is professediy innevent of any aim to unseat President Hayes, it is intimated that a clause in it is de- signed to afford an opening for the admission of testimony to that end. The language is (after enumerating certain things to be in- quired into) “and into all the facts whieh, in the judgment of said committee, are eon- nected with or pertinent therete that is to tne Louisiana and Florida elee- tions. It is asserted that the project is to introduce the testimony of some of the con- fessed perjurers in Florida, to the effect that they were induced to falsify the returns of that state by promises made by ex-Governor Noyes that if Mr. Hayes was inaugurated they should be appointed to office; whereupon, under the authority given in the clause quoted, the committee will proceed to inquire whether these alleged agreemeuts were car- ried out, with a view to laying a foundation for the impeachment o! the President, This scheme will pretty certainly fall through, both by the failure to connect Hayes with any frauds, aid the indtsposition of the country to stand the nonsense of an Impeachment pother Randall knows how it is himself. ori President Hayes is said to show the tran- quil:ty of innocence in view of the investiga- tien in ‘eged election frauds. oe The establis! ment of a steamship line be- tween Hong Kong and Callao by an American firm, oceurring so soon after the refusal of citizenship to the Chinese by our courts, arouses the suspicion that an organized plan is on foot to convince John Chinama that his destiny drives h m southward, and hat it will | be to his interest to seek in South America “ fresh fields and pastures new. +222 —___ It appears that a native Chinam in, who has gone as a Christian missionary aning hs countrymen in Oregon, is compl ed to carry a pistol in one hand to defend his life while offering the Bible with the other The Chi- nese make no distiiction between Chris iaus and Americans. ‘The venerable B tendered his resignation of the diocese under his charge, owing to inereasing physical in- firmities, has withirawa it for the present pending an examination of the grave ch .rges which have been published against him, and for the same reason has abandoned his in tended trip to Europe. In his letter of with- drawal he reiterates his emphatic and | solemn denial of all the allegations against him and says “With = the strongest desire to vindiette my character, I find it impossible to meet charges which have taken no shape except the vagueand va:ied | one put before the public by newspaper ru- | mors and abusive gossip.” Taere does not | Seem to be any good reason for believing | Bishop MeCoskry to be guilty of the eon luct charged. Something more than often-refuted Sensational statements, fouade ton m vicious gossip, will be necessary to taraish his repu- tation. —_——-~e--_____ Krupp, of Essen, the great metal-foun ier, who helped to batter down the defences of | Paris, fears to permit his great gans to cross the Eng’ish channel lest the ingeaious British artisan may penetrate the secret of their sac. cessful manufacture. So he places an exorbi- tant price on them when Engiand comes tu his shop, and the latter grumbles. (0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:—A meet of the creditors of JOHN J. B. LERCI lately doing business at No, 7147 hi street, Waxh> ington, D. C., under style of M wilt be eid af the omice liamson. No. 9 St. Cloud t» ‘THURSDAY, May 16th, 1 - im, Mr. Lerch having {his jiay made a voluntary ai: signment to me for nefit of his creditor F. L. WILLIAM30 Wasnrxeton, D.C., May 11th Herter t BUTT : | Prices lower for fine GILTEDG E BUTTER, ant ocher grades at 14, 16, 18, 20and 22c.. In large or small quantities. Toss of BUTTER arriving. and will be sold at ‘very lowest prices to close consignmenis. Fresh EGGS, by D. E. DUTROW, my}4 3" Corner 10th and C streets. LL WHO Aiba VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know Dollar GLASS- aE? es HHH y , ee HEMEL 'S. Optician. 458' | \¥ | Chape | B. P. SNYDER. Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 13h day of May, 1873. THOMAS RB. JONES, Notary Pab'ic. CORRECT—ATTEST: WM. STICKNEY, WM_ iH. PHILIP, It M. G. EMERY, LL OUtans STATE LOTTERY. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIOV! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. i Directors. Louisiana State Lottery Company. This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the :slavure of the State for Educational an Chiarl- table purposes in 1868, with a Capital of $1,000, ( to which it has since added a resorve’ tut of $350,000. Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take place monthly. {2 never s>tles or post pones. Look at the foliowing Dist-ib trios GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT. During which will take plave the EXPRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAW- ING, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JUNE lit, | Under the personal suparviston’ and managem :at of Gen. G. T, BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, And Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia, CAPITAL PRIZE, $10,00v. AB Novick—TiCKETS ARE Tex Doiars ONLY; HALVES. $5; FIFTHS, $2; TENTHS, $1. LIST OF PRIZES: 1 Capital Prize of $100 000. Grand Prize of — 59 000. 50,000 1Grand Pi 20. 000. 20° 000 2 Large Prizes of 10 000. 20,000 4 Large Prizes of 5 00, 20° 000 20 Prizes of 1.000. 20.000 50 Prizes of 500. 25.000 100 Prizes of 309. 30.000 200 Prizes of 200 49,000 600 Prizes of 100. 6) 090 10,000 Prizes of 10. 109.000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 1€0 Approximation Prizes of $200 . 20.090 100 Approximation Prizes of $190 | 10-900 100 Approximation Prizes of $75... 14 Prizes, amounting to. Gen. @. T. BEAUR| Gen. JUBAL A. OF Li of Va., Commissioners, Write for Circulars or send orders to M. A. DAUPHIN, P.O. Box 699, New Orleans, Louisiana, my b-ws8e DROPU sale FOR POSE OFFICE PARTMENT, May 13 1873. sit S Will be received at this D. the 13th day of June, 187: ishing, insuch quantitie: at such times'as be required, deserib dl post cffice envelopes, more or less, di ing the fiscal year ending Jane 301879 to wit FOR OFFICIAL LETTERS AND RETURNS. No.1 se Si yoo cues. Mstimated number 2 34 by 6s; Inches, Estimated number ‘ize 315-16 by 8% inches. Estimated number requires. 2,000,C00, No. 4—size 4% by 1054 inehes, Estimated num- ber required, 200 000. FOR RETOKNING DEAD LETTERS. Size, by 6%, inches. Estimated number re- quired. 1 5€0 000 FOR REGISTERED PACKAGES. Size. 5 h 10:, inches. Estimated number re- NVELOPE: Yost OFFICE DE WASHINGTON. D. Sealed Proj requ red 8.0 0.2 | + $10 587 59° 3.800 Ov | FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. | J ANTFD-A WET NURSE at ay nue, cor, 13°h st. new, ya D— A good journeyman BARREL at W . 1741 Penheyivania avenue, Detection | and 18'hsts, PAUL BUNAVIDES, my15-2.* ANTED~Several young PERSONS who can skeich and have some knowledge of mechani- Gai {imam ing; enclose sample of work: give ages. A: dress M. d., Box 670, Post Office, 1 ANTED_By a respectable German girl a SITUATION as cook, or chambermatl and general bouse work; reference given, Apply No. 1%7 Est., bet. 12ch and 13th sts. n.w. ue 7 ANTED—A Colored MAN who understands Inaking tee cream. bread baking, and can do in pastry cooking; must give good reference. Addross “Hotel, ** Star office, m: 15-3 * Wine, VLAITING, 814 1 st... corner uf 9h st. n.w.. (Parisian mode,) 2 cents pr yard, z= Positively no branch, Miss BEL! LUCAR, Dressmaker, my15-3t* WANTED Good COOK, WASHER and i TRONER (middle age) for a family of two: the best references required, Apply 909 H st. n, | my15-8t Ww. ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, with two | nurse, and child two years old: 01 communt: ating ROOMS, for gentieman. wife line of cars: | terms, $65 per month, Address ‘A, L. ** Sar | office. my15-3 * | WANTED hookkespers, | Clerks, Busnes. len, and eve: ybody outof empoyment toen- i gare in business In Four own Ay town, or state | SaBry or egmmissign pald., Sndstamp for term | JU\-*ON & CO., Room 6, Tribune Building. Cat- | cago, mi. my15- 1m ANTE! —Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on th seeond floor, by a lady and two daaghter: suitable for housekeeping, within a short distance of av Episcopal Church, In the northwestern sec- Honof this city: stare terms: references exchanged Address, Mrs. JESSOP, No 1319 R ges st. new. my | | WANTED {An energetic heaithy WOBKING | MAN to take an interest in an es‘ablish « | cash paying business, | Ability needed more tha | capital, Duty. to take charge inside so as to ex- tend the business. State former occapation. amo: nt of capital at command and particulars, 17 an snswer is desired. ENERGY, 5 ar office, my15 3i* 1283 Pennsyl- | )R RENT—HOUSE in Myrtle street, No. 67; in perfect order; all mod. imps. room: $17 per month. Apply to THOS, E. Wat MAN. 619 7th st. n.w. Wag ae ‘OR RENT-RILEY BUILDING, corner 9h and E streets p.W.. snd adjoining prop 32 rooms. Also 316 and 318 C street hw. 30 roomseach. F, W. MILLER & CO., 631 F street nw. mylb 6t | R RENT—To a careful and responsihla tea | apt, that very desirable four-story DWELL- | ING, with piazza and two bay windows, on the northwest corner of Corcoran and 13h streets n. w.. containing 14 rooms, including water-closet, bathrocm, pantry, &c.; walls aad ceilings painted and fres marble mantels, handsome chand>- Hers and gas fixtures, latrobe stoves, ranges, sta tionary wash-tubs and hot and cold water in kirch= en; large flower garden, stable and carriagy-houss Inquire of JNO. W. RAWLINGS, 1595 Columb: Bt. 1. We myl5-6.* PGE RENT. Pieasant Unfurnished ROO a3, at nery moderate prices, suitable for ight house. Keeping; locality conventen Ing two docks from Bost Omics, GA H staniwee = metas | ‘R SALE—Trat splendid 2-story_ BRICK HOUFE, with 6 rooms, bath-room; No. 839 N Street n.w. ; lot 24:6 by 120. to a 30 fot’ alley; easy terms. RB. H. WARNER. 916 Fst. n.w. m14-3 FPORBALE, & HOUSE and LOT at Hyattsy tio one minute's walk of B. & O. R. R. Dpot, low for cash on easy terms.’ Apply to CHAS. 0 CARROLL, Hya‘tsville. Prince George's county. Md, myl14.3:¢ 7OR RENT—To tenants. for housekeep- ing. with piazza In front, three or four very de sirable Unfurnished ROOMS. To parties Board won'd be reated separately. Terme m: ate, 11327 hst. my 14-2. FOR SALE The delightful RESIDENCE, No, 1215 K street, Franklin Row, formerly occu pied by the late Admiral Goldsborough, is. now ot fered forsale. itis in perfect order atd ready for minediste ocerpation, Terms of sale reasonable For farther information appy onthe. prem- tses my1t ‘OR RENT—A new five-room HONSE, and Water closet; 222 High strect, Geo Inquire at 130 Bridge st my {OR RENT— Unfurnished ROO M3 on 2d and 3 ficor, with all modern improveni nt 0, 224 D street new. abi WANTED. By a German lady. whe soa French and English, having taught for fift rs (besides the foreign languages) Drawiagand ‘nelish branches in’England, France and Amert-a, ‘OR RENT—-BRICK HOUSE 7 1234 4th street n.w ; water and Apply at No. 71 L a Vy northwest section city. provements, not to exceed 500 cash; must be HOUSE @ HESTEK, 513 7.nst. ANTED—A SITUATION Dj and his wife toassist In a hotel or'ai in louse Cut of town for the summer se: ny excellent hanes in most any department. Addr S. Star oft myl42* WASTED Loa business ofice @ young MAN who writes a good hand and cai. bring & references; present salary small. Address. with specimen of hand-writiig, PHILIP, City Post Office. myl4 3+ ANTED_German GIRL for general hi iW Se. 1OUSE in ith all modern im- | TATION as go s spect OR RI wo story BRICK HOUSE, ee ¥ . ult, | inthe rear No, S.We * $20. Tae Minneso podress 2's Bost Mee raat anire at 2149 Penna, ave my13 3" NTEDS x e Oil Paint OR RENT OR SALE SES for : One gon church, Va Call on or. address “WE | dle HONSE. “Apply at No, 454 Loulsiana avenue, | Church. Va Call on. o tie TED— SERVAN aneea 1K RENT—For the menths of July and | WASTED 2 fred SERVANT to do genora Fr gust, § rumishal HOUSE nea Mts Sisatn e Samer : ari quire on the premises, Brookside, Piney Bre | Ral, Fecommented, “Address DOGLOR, Sar | I icon ay ay after 4p. Ms wat ss pT i K mii 6 | ANTED—To buy BRICK | che: im) mylt @ gentleman pard= h Work; must be good cook, | Vv TANTED— aather in a confectionery, dry goods or store, Address 8. M. ar office. myL | WASTED A competent colored WOMAN w cook, “wash and iron, “App'y, With rater | ences, after 1 p.m., at 715 2ist st. n.w. n jt | WASTED A competent COOK and NURSE | (white) with Vest references; none but sue! | nee apply at77 High st., Georgetown, my13-3" NT at two cents per yard the only method by which the work cant done without sizeing. “Mrs. E. LUCAS. 215: Pennsylvania avenue, corner 221 st. myi3 3: i} i} | ANTED—A competent DRU@ CLERK Ww Be | Address, stating terms and give refereaces. **XENOPHON,"’ Star office;’ German ferred, my13-3i" Wy ANTED—A PARTNER with a cash | ¥ $2 000 to enter In a profitable and 82 | ful business; good business references require’ :no other need answer, A. H.N., Star office, m13-3 Waray, two respectable girls SITUA- TIONS—one as cook, washer and ironer and the other to do chamberwork and sewing —bot Willing and capable. Please call for three da: 14 G st. n.w. Best city reference given i quired, my13-3c* R RENT HOUSE 1804 Gib street n.w. trent apd side lot; six rooms; range, hot. an: O:d Water, gas and latrobe: $23. ner month: k at No. 1311, A. tie Telegraph 0: (OR RENT—Second floor, ROOMS: water and gas first floor, tw arce PARLORS, suitable for offices: Kitchen with ither; rent moderate; House 524 13th Streat. nea. my13 3." ‘OR RENT—Those elegant 7-room HOUSES, ‘with all modern improvements, situated In Myrtle street, opposite 81. Aloysius church: rents $12 and $15 per month, Apply to THUS. E. WAG GAMAN, 619 Tih st. my13-3" FOE RENT-hy Maw 15, STORE and DWweL- LING. Ny. 612 9th street. opposit? the U.S Vatent Of suitable for millinery or othe siness. Toa good te: Inquire of A, EBERL TS. ave. my 13-3: three unfurnishe tory BRICK MOUSE. No. 10 rooms, bath, was, wate pbes, Marble mantels, bells a ments, Also, No, 419 2d st. n.w.: 10 hy water closet, gas, and mod= ern improvements. Keys 514 21'strect n.w.. or | inquire at Kennebec Ice Co. office, 12h and E | streets, iny3 Ger | ‘OR REN t—Three-story_ brick OUSK, No. | 80 2d st., Georgetow! gas and water; metro- | politan cars pass the de rent very low toa gond tenant. Apply to FRANK LIBBY, Lumber Mer- e ave., Washington, cl sets, range, lat all modern fiprov my 11-1 BR SAL Handsomely Fists Faw ritine Wie S. Nos, 1340 and 1342 Q st. nw. pressed brick fronts; 12 100ms each With latrobes, ranges. modern conveniences, and stone sidewalks; lots 21» 125 feet: terms easy. myll 417 H.C. ALI-EMAN, 923 F st. OR RENT—No. 817 92d st. n.w., 9 room BRICK, newly painted insider water, gas, large yard ahd shed; ove square from Avenuecars, Rent $20, Key 815: my10-Lin® WANTED, 7 RENT THE FIRST OF JUNE—A suite of Furnished ROUMS on second floor— parlor, bedroom atd bathroom attached, and ball droom if desired—with or without Board, at summer rates; references required; 611 12t'st. WwW. my13 3i* WARZED Two colored femalc SERVANTS, itnout incumbrance, to do the housework of @ small family; both to know how to cook, wash and iron; reference required. Applicants apply at house of Major WHITTLESY, Soldiers’ Hoine, D.C. my13-e03i* ANTED—To PURCHASE old Gold, Foreign and Home Stamps bought and sold: 409 7th st. D.W., Up stairs, myl1-6.* quired, 5.CCO COO. ANTE: ‘To BuY—A large quantity of For- B'avk forms of bids, with samples and full \- eign POSTAGE STAM atSYDNEY Y. fications, will be fore bed upon apy ication the | SMITH‘S, 359'4 Pennsylvania ave. my9-6t" ‘Paird Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, | 5 ARTED- Any, Family. that wiaigs to Stoo = ‘a elr yy Tout or sum- my 15-law dt Postmaster General. | es tovcall st O08 H Be ee. ea ae Bea CRoaver. REAMER. ‘myT-14:* — NTED-—A responsible TENANT for that A LARGE A®SORTMENT, deli pital lee louse. 447 M st. n. w. Ca'! OF ALL STYLES AND PRICKS, | ia BE GSDEEys OM Pemnaylyanis. ay MALLEIS and BALLS sold separate, WANTED HORSES to Pastare at threo dai- ” jars per month; abundance of g shade WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, ables. @ st.. between 6th anc n.W., oF ad~ dress .» BELL, Sli, myl4-tr 428 Seventh st. nwo, | Mae OLN W+ BELL, Sligo, Montgomery co REVIOUS TO REMOVAL, ‘ V ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1 0c- PPO Stocks 1 will eller for stew days, guitabie for gentlou eee n Lrone room, oF Best Four-ply LIN N COLLARS, 8 for §1, aa a LINEN CUFFS 2% centsa pair, READY MADE SHIRTS, which have been so popular. are still selling at 60 and 75 cents for the unfinished; finished, 75 and 90 cents; laundried, (ready to wear.) $1 up to $2. Large stock of BOYS SHIRTS, 12, 12% and 18 inehes. DRE-S SHIRTS made to order, from $1 up to $2.25. Fit always guaranteed Tms cash. the cause of low prices, Men's FURNISHINGS complete. THOMPSON'S SuiRT Factory, myl4 lm 806 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Offices recuse: FLOUR! FLOURI! “OUR NEW WEST.” NEW PRUCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. ‘This is the best FLOUR on the market, Don?t fail to try tt. All grocers sell it, my13-4t Al GES! CARBIAGES! C eens CaRRIAGES. a T bave on hand a large stock of fine, CAKRIAGES, new and second-hand. of my Own make, which I will sell at the: Nery lowest prices for cash or approved paper. One second-hand Brewster Top BUGGY, in good order, for sale low. ‘R-pairing done in the neatest manner. my13 3.* JOHN M. YOUNG, 313 6th st. NO. 626} HOUSEHOLD DECO- 5 No. 626 Ext. BATIONS, E 8r. NEW SPRING 8TOCK NOW OPEN AT MARKRITER’S, | No. 626 E Street, one Door East of 7th St. Choice selection PAPER-HANGINGS, latest | designs, rich and barmontous in colors, embracing Morris, Dresser, East Lak styles. with a full line of medi papers: Borders, Dado's Friezes, &¢. WINDOWS ADES, with gilt bands, and plain oods in Tan, Chocolate’ London Smoke, Gray and hite, which we make up in Shades to order. PICTURE FR 4 MES from Card to Portrait size, tn Walnut and Gult; also, a varlety of rich Silk Velvet F ames, Card and Cabinet sizes; Fancy and other styles Porce’ain Paintings, &c. PICTURE CORL In Gilt, Suiver, Tinned, Cup- T on Vorsted. Mpicture-room MOULDING in Gi't, Walnut and Cherry; Picture Hooks, Nails. Rings, &. PAINTINGS, ENGR AVING~, Chromos, Oi'eo- graphs, Figures ard Landscapes in appcopriate rames. sorte nt for FRFWERTON 8 POPULAR Pictere Pramas peueteniip aioe and satisfaction Jeffer’s and other lum and low-priced guaranteed. Te: ms. Fi lery. Tae Ars GAIlery MARERITER’S, My4-JB* Ne 626 E st., one door east of 7th, 2 LB. CANS SPICED COVE OYSTERS, for lunch, 10 cents; case. (two dozen,) $2. Prim> goods, from the bankrupt sale of J. U. Mahony & Co.*s Canping Establi: —_ t, Baltimore, ust “paree’ply G ardet Hore’ t0 f ree=| 7a jore, cents a foot. At JA GUILDS - sylvania avenue and 10ch street = OPMEE ean ONDS AND STOCKS, {ted States Bonds of all kinds: District of Columbia ‘Bonds of ‘Washington an Stocks Manicipal ana Bonds and Stocks. bought and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON & O0., Bank ae t eY e eh st and Ponta meet IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DEESS t Patterns, at 380 ete A STRAUS’. NEY TO LOAN ON W-TCHES, DIA- SON DS JEWEURY ANDSILV EUW ATE AtP. WALLACH'S, (late of 8 Goldstein & ©.) Jooan and Commission Broker, 1417 Penasyivania avenue, myll tr FUANDEOME, DRESS COATS and VESTS in ported and Domestic Fabrics, at aro A. STRAUS. without BEAUTIFUL COREE ETON [ned A, injury to the skin, warranted toll jadame EN BERG'S celebrated PASTILLES DE FLORENCE and ROSE POWDER. apli-1m* E BEST HAIK WOKK AND PERFUME- nies is at the FRENCH ESTABLISH: r | first class, 617 F st. nw. feb2s ANTED—FEATHEHS to renovate at ‘OR SALE—A nearly new and very desirable HOUSE, situated near the corner of Nand 12th sts. , 10 rooms, cellar and back building, anc ali modern conveniences: price low: terms to sult, Appiy to J. 5. LAWY sR, 810 F u BE RENT Two ROOMS on arse oor, No. | g street nw.; lawyers offices, B.S. DAVIS. No. 31344 sten.w. mny9-Lw ‘OR RENT—Howe with 8 rooms, No. 417 8tu | st.. between D and E sts.n.w, $25 per month Inquiré at 926 Louisiana avenue," m8 e-1tn R RENT—-HOUSE No. 904 L st. nw. 5 rooms, in good repair; side lot: rent. $17 permenth. Apply te W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13:h st. nw, ny8-1m Foe SALE OR RENT A handsome new three- story Brick HOUSE, mansard roof, 10 room : Modern improvements; hot and cold water: iron rail fence and side entrance. Rent moderate to * goodtenant. Lecation good on M st., between 221 gnd Z8d nw. Apply st corner Lbti st. aud New rkavenue, S. P, BROWN, my8-29 OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1218 N st. n.w., nine rooms, water, gas, bath and marble mantels, Apply next door; "or Paint Store, 1217 Est. nw. my7-1m OR RENT A DESIRABLE STORE AND fi URES—The et ly lovar ind popular DRY GUODS STORE. No. 707 Market Space, iately occupied by D. E. W.. Carter, having just heen Tepalred and put in good order. ts, wich its Fix- tures, for rent Apply at No. 6:2 Peun-ylvania ave, my7 Im ‘OR RENT—Cheap rent, only $22 per month for a 9 room HOUSE, No. 099 Sthatroot wt Waterand bath. Apply to E. K, LUNDY, 144 Bridge street, Georgetown, my7 ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, CHACE'S, Uphoisterer, 614 Li ave, eugie ty W gNZEDI CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue. be- tween 4} and 6th ets. 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge. jy13-1y WANs perfect and clean copy of the first numberof the EVENING STAK, for which a Mberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star . ‘au 1g30-tf ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at Mc WB Armay 8 eens Bicam Beating ana Swreepty arerke, left at W. 8. MI’ ‘7in-st. wharf. Orders by mall, CHELL'S, Market Spacd. Tea L-Ay ANTED—Gentlomen to know that WM. Y Hooke Morchant Tallor, 1011, New York aveni maakt ‘special patting Garments to betmuade at home, jande-ly LOST AND FOUND. OST—Saturday, May 11 on Pennsylvania ave- 4 nue, between 20 hst, and Center Market, a ted covered ACCOUNT BOUK, of no use to any one but owner, A suitable reward will be paid if left at 1923 Ist. uw. B. L. THOMPSON. my e (CeUROHES GIVING STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, Shculd not fall to get FUSSELL'S SPLENDID myll-lm VANILLA ICE CREAM. 100 DOZEN CLARET WINE, Sclected by an expert and bottled in my cetlirs by Aprofessional. 4 guarantee it the finest WINE Ip ‘the District at the price—$4.50 per dozen, Cc. WITMER, 1918 Pennsylvania Avenue. 8t, 1415 3d st. nw, CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave. — auglé-ly a 1781 Rat. nw, R RENT—One eight-room Brick HOUSE, w. ANTED—To ox new BTOVES tor od | H'thodern linproveutit oan while HOUSE, Be ene Bee Ones Groceries or Puch, #U BUTLER'S, Sth | good water in yard; 118K street Uw. iiqilte at 530 Oth et. 805.-...0....12 and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured orno | Siok etrect uae m;6 9 * 3LP, with stabie, &c.10 pay. Stoves rented. novlé-tr 168 Fayette st, Geo'n, 10 R RENT—Very pleasant FRONT ROOM. ‘ayette st, ‘Dy ANTED-_To exchange, new STOVES for old second floor, with three wiuduws facie 7th near Boundarynw,10 ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th | iriange: 118 New York ave, ‘Welerence vive 1131-$8 Park Piace...:10 ad K n.w. Latrobes to heat two TOO, 0 to and fajuited: ‘Terms moderate, Locality entral (1815 I st, ne,...... Z aud delightful, inyd-tr teases of other Houses, similar to the ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of JR RENT—HOUSE3 of various sizes, ai ist of which is materially alte: near!: Way Kind; eighteen years experience, Uphol- Freely reduced prices, by B.'B. CLARK, 1201 | very day on the bulletin at our o red newly goods possi ices, Hg St. S.W. y Ae OCT ACH: 61d Lanier possi augiety” | 245-6. myken EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. i made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Brick Houses for Sale. | 1442 3 st. rs. -$5.000 22024 5.000 + 4500 + 4.500 2 3.600 + 3.200 3.000 1235 8th st. n.w. + 2.500 | 917 6th st. “nw. 2500 247 3d st. 8." + 1,500 | Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale. 1548 8th st. now.. b. h..7 ra, seers $8 100 817 4th st. n.wW.. f. 2.00 b. 2 2000 2 000 2.000 2000 1.800 1.800 1600 1.600 | Unimproved Property for Sale. | Lst., bet. $d and 4°h n.e., per f +10 Land Mn.e..’ per ft 210 bet. 3d ana 4b n. 10 bet. 3a_ana 4: Ole West st.. Geer per ft 26th st.. bet. Mand N, per f Ber 28th st., bet. Virginia ave, and K, per ft Houses for Rent. 8-hand D, hotel. mod. {mns,. 36 rs. 505 7th st.'p.w., (store), moa. Imps. 514 6th st. n.w., med. imps. tah 419 13:n st. new., mod. imps., 18 rs. 1e16 1ith st. nw. furn., mod: ‘mp: 404 6th st. n.w., mod. tmus.. 16 rs... 918 17th st. n.w., mod. ims.. 12 ra 909 M st. n.w., (poss, June 1) mod. imps, L2 rs. 725 16th’ st. n.w., mod, imps,. 12 rs. 15211 st. niw., mod. imps 10 rs. 916 & st. n.w., moa. imps., 10 rs 1026 17th st. n.w.. mod. tmp 830 20th st. n.w.. mod. imps., 1137 7thst: n.w., mod, Imps.. 105 H st. n.w.. mod. imps... 11 ts. 220 21 st. n.e.. mod. imps.. 4 rs.. +. mod. imps, ora. st. 0) 12106. st.'n. 1146 8th st. 710 H st. aaeest mod, imps.. 8 817 224 st. niw., mod, imp 1600 4h st. p.w.. mod. iinps 5 24:b, bet, G and Hon.w.. mod, imps ee 3 Tissue on the Ist and 15th of cach month a bul- letin of all property for sale and rent on my books, which ean be had “on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. . Au On THURSDAY, preperty on Miso: P, mn. improved On TH hsts, n., improved ave, of URSDAY. May 16 n. property on F street, between 26. aud 27h. On SATURDAY. Mav 18th.at6 pun, two-story | frame house, No. 16116: st, new. | Loans. $6.000, $2,000, $1,500, $500 $350, at 8 per cent. ny 15-tr BROWN. R19, LeDroit Bling. Shandsome new b.h., nr. 9th, 7 r., mod imps : small cash ment, with iong time and low Interest on balance. 5 neat new b. h., 6:h st. n.w., each. $1.000 3rew bh, 8rs., m, i,. 13 lst. nw. each 2.500 Br. beh, SN st, 2,500 is Wah. 21400 2'000 RT. av 8,800 rt. RHRENT! FOK RENT! FOR Re By R.O HOLTZMAN, 1otn and F sts_u.w New Sores, 1419, 1423. 1425 New York ave. n.w., each $75 06 Geo’twn, new doubi 3 00 4 Stoddard st..Geo’twn. 12 rooms,mod.imps 50 00 917 7th st. n.W., 9 rooms, mod imps: 35 00 915 7th st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imp 35 921 7th st. new. nine rooms, mod. 1 35 00 466 6:h st. n.w..'7 rooms, part of a house... 30 00 120 Md, ave, s.w., 9 rooms. mod, imps, 25 00 966 1) st. s.w., 9 rooms. mod. Imps, 2100 863 R st. n.w., 6 rooms...... . 16 00 329 7th st. n.é., 7 rooms and bat 15 00 $31 7th st. n.e., 7 rooms and hath... + bow For Sale. | P50 INHAND TO LOAN on B xe HOUSES and LO''S in every section of the city, at reduced rates, R, O. HOLTZMAN. _ my 11-tr 1 EAL ESTATY BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E street. 11 great eens $2,000 have several great bargains, from up to $b.C00; two three-story Tress bricks, all modern in provements, paying from 12 to 14 per cent. in- terest, thatcan be sold on smali cash payments and long time, or in monthly instalments, Also several well-located lots, from 25 cents to $1 per foot. Several large properties, business and residence, to trade for small houses For Rent. st., 2-story frame, 8 rs.. mod. imps....$30 I fine offices, 708 Est. n.w. 168 Corcoran st., brick, 6 r: 1220 12th st., 6 rs. Rear 1140 M st., 6r: +10 Summer cottage and garden at Gaithersburg.. 6 myl0-tr KR RENT— B. H. WARNKK & Cvu., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A 916 F street northwest, 1205 K st. nw,......8150 4207 H st. nw 1006 F st, nw. 100 617 L st. nw .. 1211 0, furnished. 456 N.J cor. 21st and F (fur), peers: 1 1109 F st. Stoddwel,83' 1286T st, nw, ....-..2 1309 1: $8 330 21 st. ne... CINTIRE. a:b, 220 B st. nw, 'u1 1031 7that. with store, 440 K st. nw,.. 135 1th st. nw, 1624 1938 9th st, nw, 812 13th st. sw, 38_Defress street. Fk, BEST COTTAGE, one story, roomy, hearly new; stable, garden. fruit, croquet lawn; in the healthy village of Mt Pleasant, one mile from city. “Inquire of Dr, BREED. cor. 8th and F sts. nw, ap26-3w* FPO RESTHOUBE No. 216 A st. 9.0. con- tain: (iy Tooms with all modern convenier:ces: Hes house has a south frontand is on'y two squares from the Capitol grounds, in one of the pleasantest locattonsin the city. Inquire of JNO. B. SCOTT, N.Y, Avenue Hotel, aplé 5w* ‘UK RENT—At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown Heights, pleasant Furnished ‘or Unfurnished ROOM) at low prices: corner of Washington and Gay sts. Furniture taken on storage at reasonable rates, apis Lat FOE FENT_Two ROOME, thind story froat, over Markriter’s new store, No. 628 E st. Apply at the store, mi4-12* | GE RENT. Six room HOUSES. all modern improvements, WHEATLEY BROX., 7th aud Rhode Island ave. ap22-1m ‘OR Rt NT—402 K st. n w., eight-room Brick H¢ USE; in thorough repair; gas aud water: near market and cars: desirable neighborhood: street beautifully parked. Apply next door. pa0-Ime eit RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- Eiainlng route coins inclading bath-room and water closet; on a beautiful concreted & rest, one square fr m carsand near churchesand school range, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. ; large yard. jot 213160: carriage-house and stable; fountain In (yom Sard: beautifully shaded ard parked, aud In- | closed with iron railing on marble bas». This oer san be pened to aa cmanent rou: ut for $48 per month, payable in advance. Liquire | af 292 13th Bt. swe apla-te JR RENT- Furnished PARLORS and BED- BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for houselkee} ng, and several small BED ROOMS: 34 Penns) 1 | vanla avenue., corner 4 st. maril-3in* | RK RENT—HOUSES, 2140 and 2143 Pennsy! vania avenue, 10 rooms; rebuil: last summer, and in’ and June Ist Ga water, bath, etc. ; order: to careful Fe lon May 1st and as Ie og ee nl Ba ngul card or in person. WYER) 143) Bass.avoy new. mario arse my4 tr LEATHER TRUNK, Wira Canvas Cover, $13. BECKER'S HARNESS AND TRUNK FacToRY, Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury. TRUM EE cated for, repaired and covered at ex- tremely low prices. Pa hg ha 9% HARNESS, Gold, migtsl or SIUNS FOR THE WAB OF 1812. JOHN D. CLARK has all the facilities to pre- ¢ D clarations tor soldiers and their widows, jo. 1216 Hi street n. w. my10 6:* QT rrine STONE TO THE SCIENCE OF MUSIC, Intended for 7 private tuition or teaching in classes, at - E. BOARDMAN'S Bookstore, myll-lw 529 15th street, Corcoran Building, TTANS', CRYSTAL DISCOVER’ N* SETHE AAR, cune Restores or faded hair w its original color and youthful tp three to tea ‘and prevents the hair falling = t years, we feel satisfied we can recommend I sithas the atvantages over all thor preparations ‘charactor of First. being warranted entirely harmiess, EXTERMINATION Of the BOGUS PIANO & ORGAN DEALERS, ‘To protect the public from the impudent false- hoods and fraudulent pretensions of obscure eoun- try dealers who claim to be MANUFACTUREUS but ARE NOT, and who seek to palm off inferior justrumepts at prices apparently low, calculating 0 deceive the unwary, we have determined w; thefr utter anninilation dy offering OUR TM- MENSE STOCK of Pianos and On at FAC- Second, no sediment or other extraneous matcer, | TORY F NG NTH. Send mare. oF less ‘aire upon the scalp, to shake feet Ga aires, v wowace WATERS “HPRING, does not etatn linen or the Anger nails TyS-m, wat maKio a. 7 SEN! Far akon ange bottles, Price One Doliar, N.% wee WATCH REPAIRER, marine Gna Doteet Sate nna Y ite, 913 HERNEYLVANIA AVENUE. soiult nag cgi nauhes CHEAP: |" EADUS WATCHIN 2 SPECIALTY ‘apo A: STRAUS" 101k Penn. ave, teed for one ‘year, or mousy refunded.» Tebsckar FPRE Fine Block Goth DRESS SUITS for $18 FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST WIGS should be seen to be. at ? I “= 2 " 4 STRAUS». made is at 616 9th street, opposite U.8. Patent CAN BUY FINE GOODS at what you | QEE THOSE (DSOME SACK SUITS, Y ‘fer for inietior Goods colored, and msds equal work, na Ar wtmaus,, | fbeloundouly ee. owe kc BERAUST THE TRADES. Beex BINDING, The public 1s respectfully informed that the LYCE’ BOOK INDERY is carried on ae | heretofore, The same excellent workmen are em- ployed, and the-work turned out will be in the superior style which has always been a character- atic of the establishment, 1012 Pa. ave., 3d floor, apo-ly GRass, A. CABINET- MAKER, NkW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND M STREET, NorTuUWEET. GiB on BROTHERS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.C. #¢- Fine Printing a Specialty. jan19-1y WNINGS. JOHN C. HOGAN, 713 Market 8; ‘e Manufacturer of a Newly Patented Spring Roller and Ventilating Awning for St Hotels, Pabiic Buildings and Private Dwellings. Fiags and Tente for sale or rent. Sole Agent for the only uine Miidew- Proof AWning Material Sepib-tF PERSONAL. ADAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- aVE tune Teller.—If you have a skeleton in your “loset she will tell you how to get rid of it. dence, 219 K st., near $d n.w. my6-2w* STROLOGY. novi-ly MADAME ROss. Tis celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium cau be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner of 2d n.w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future, In love or business her ing'o' your coemien and tntoeming Poe’ of sae Dg Ot your enemies, ant TY sue tray to success in all undertakings." Gonsults ton stiletly confidential. Ladies, $1.00 nova4-ly ADAMEC OSTELLO, Discipieof Mile Lenor- Tad, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever tn America, can be consulted at her house, No. 224 D st. now. F street cars pass the door. ‘Madame Qostelo will leave for the Paris Exposition, une st. 5 [° PITCHERS. ity Porcelain-lined Ice Pitchers, Made Best quail especially tue, Stamped with our name and . WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., aplé-tr JEWELLERS. J OHNE. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B Street Northwest, Near the Baltimore and Potomac Rallroad Depot, have for sale, at fair prices, ROOFING and OTHER TIN PLATES, HUBS, EIMs, EPOKES. C4RRIAGE TRIMMINGS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES, a8 well asa general assortment of HARDWARE, 25. RUBBER HOSE, 2, compete, with Coup myll-1m ee SAS ee ee ‘ALBE ETFROOROOA’ ‘Drupoists, Ask for @ Virouler, Tomsich, #06 and $10, weds SERAUST oss "ESO ore CHAS, W. HANDY, Boal Fate Ag 509 7th strex es. fresh fh c West, at BUGUFLY & 1OWEN'S 645 and FINTURES, &e. ew Vor ave ae ten mal Dusiness: an estab: | C47 New York av — pow Ioan given forseliing An- Hoss Just arrived from Western Virginia Heats m1 A IS ped good! Driving Work mi 2 ORSES. So or meney ANTED-—An active business MAN to bay H{"S nag W Aiebalt iaeret laa teat enes Recaro ot Stabe ‘avon Sten Apply to CHAS. S. CUDLID.. 888 Ponta avence n.&., between 4 and 6 o'clock p.u. mib2* SALE- $200 will bony a fa airing HORS = Apply at DL 1eT oe WOR SALE OK EXCHANGE. heantita EF Country RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM, wear Washington ; $1.000 worth of froit ean be from the place annually. Apply to JES-TE Bo. Hull- stylish HARNE-S ay ADINGHAM {SS my 13-3.° kK rs man House, north Capttol st., near Baltimore.snd | JRWOR SA LE-TOP RUGG one ot the Ohio Depot. any been | Av eat makers: suttatic, tm ataews a = 2 5 7 —- pleasure. Inquire Avery OUSE BUYERS, ATT Ni Take wi- intr ’n rf. TI Sne of the ‘times; buy 2-story Brick 51. ap26-Lm HOUSE with bay window, No. 1415 Columbia st. p.w.; 8 rooms; all conveniences, &c. ; concrete Paveihent: all taxes paid: $300 cash, tialance $25 | Per month, with 8 per cent. interest; price $3,000. | BL H, WARNER, 916 F st, Eg BGR Be Stock of FANCY GOODS and HOSIERY, No. 11027 h st. n.w.,cheap if ap- p led for immediau Siore Fixtures for rent. ANEW CHOIOR superb. eee | DORTY CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. F Sek ene Road BULKEYS: ve beg second SIX passenger, worth a3 COOK, 196 Bridge st Geo't S™ MONTHLY ©) standard PIAN®: als lor ORG AN, 8119.bst. n. apl7-1m House, Store Room aud Applyon the premises, | : POR SALE_A superb collection of mee HALL CLOCKS. by zi FoR F XCHANG E~ Several fine building LOTS, JOHN B HARE, clear, for a Brick Residence, and city property apls-Im Fayerte st, Baltimore. for a farm, my 13-4. ae) 600, $2.500 $1,800 To LOAN, at 8 per cent SS smnalier sums at'd0 per cent, interest FRED: | ROONES, boom No. 1, National Metropo itan | Bank. myl3 3i | | Address N.J., Star office. R SALE—A fine Carriage HORSE and HAR EF NESS and a COUPE-K mabe ermae: SSgTS Will sell cheap and on reasonable terms: but sale must be immediate, Inquire of W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street. for LS marlé-tf ~~. 8 Ss. GOLDSTEIN & LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NoRTHFAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, BOARDING. PARTY BACHE ~* will accommodate two gentlemen thelr tare. with OF without . French MENU, with wine | tractive and sociable, and central, Address CATERE Liberal Advances made on Loan’ or on Commis- my 15 2 sion, ou Watches, Diamonds and J-welry. Stlver- | (00D TABLE BOARD he basemen sare, &c,, for auy tluwedcsired ou very reasonable | Gy S894 F cirects at $8.50 pu neck nou ot Py ras. Open May 15th, | mites i The oldest and largest business in the city. — | 2 KD CHEAP AT MOKAY FAKM, Baley os Pott kaa | Bix eos Va.w Adarese tis, Ls BAILEY & q 7 & shington, D.C =o ESK ROOM OR ONE HALF OF OFFICE, | event I my 14-2 Room 19. Le D) Building, for rent at INTRY BOARD thn fourths of a mi low price toa prompt paying tenalt. JOHN T. | c¢ from Rockville depot ms Moderate. For AUMS. my9-6r | particulars address JOHN °W. HORNER. Bark ‘ )R SALE A neat, entirely new two-story | Ue: Montgomery county, Ma. mye Ss Brick DWELLING, press brick front. bay OUNTRY BOARD can be Window, 6 roms and bath, hot and cold water Feasant location : good room. ble "mantel trobe. Tange: parked: well | month. Address Mrs J. N. HERBER ated. Terms’ easy, i. STANLEY JONES, | M Reel Estate Broker, 511 Ziti st my91m ” ma AnD o MeXEY To Loan. | lation. acres, shaded with fruit ar B\ = trees, rooms large and elegant, with milk and a MR. P. WALLACH having witharawn from | houniifnl table, and everything necessary. tom ace the firm of S. Goldstelu & Cy., 1s uow prepared to | Lome pleasant for parents and childre ~4 make A.B. NODINE, or visit the place. LIBERAL ADVANCES | DaRRRE °: ic DIAMON C BOARD, two and one-half miles - ’ 3, 3 west of Winchester, Ti is de ae. grew WATCHES, DIAMONUS), GOLD AND SIL- | eater daily walle hee he eee Tey ond ON THE McST REASONABLE Tews, S_LUPTON, Winchester, Fre ma-1en 7 Pennsylvania avenue, DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND \¥ may8-ly near Willard's Howl, | BOAO ERS at summer prices. Nop aste AY RM AND DAIRYOFARM of for corner New ave, Mrs. M. T, SOUTHAL Bites Sila PAU city. an well, 1a formerly of Baltimore." "__my!-1m DalRY, with prompt-paying miik route. fi MMER BOARDERS W ILL BE TAKEN at ise on an eminence half a mile abor ik the town of Berryville, Clarke manding & magnificent rounding country aud ered ear of house, Kliess Box 2, myt . For pal eorgetown. D.C 136 eo2w* =] | Sika and overloo county, Virgint and exiensive Also. a FARM of twenty-five ach 8, address Box 700, FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ane try RESIDENCE at Hamiiton, Lou Va. Brick House. gothic style, 13 roon new. Out buildings: good water: fi acres of land, WAL Ee BARSTOW, gent 515 7th st. nw, fe sgiven and required, Berryville, Clarke county. 5 LLEASANT I 7 TS108 Ti 88.000 int "hang x © per Sant. and OOM Tih fr lass T ABLE BOARDED $10,0c0, in sums of not less than $2,600, a8 per | 8, ft!vate fami ne af reaeratee oe Can be placed at once, at 916 Sih Om ae eeanscaie Sepeae, tf WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. : : ;RSALE OR EXCHANGE For linproved rao ant Look at Tig Facts, 1 00d Bi r Property, Sine Hana GE For Linproved taining good BOATD and ROOM at a reduced in the city Aypir ty so we — aie Bo ™m re eet #590 ae 5010 A vit . ner mouth; single rooms, $25 to $30 per’ tne _apet- AMES 8. TOPHAM, 435 7th st.n.w. | and'$8 10 $10 per Neck. Table ihoarad gad ee ne EI NEN NANT— ste, ° - os (new,) finished in best st 13 oms: y ERSONS WHO ARE COMPELLED TO re- Hoan Vested inctading bark aed sero: ved | PERSONS WHO uring the wart weather, wit shaking tubes: electric bells; statignary wahtubs; | find choice ROOME, with bord, and ‘& Selighital Time, we And Meat cellar.’ Cal be Seen at any | NT BURL EN, 22. Cor. of F and 1B /ILVA SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TIME, | NTEW YORK AVENUE HOTE = Visio han ee of the nage Cor. New York ave. "and Mth et, nds ug On Washin nm an oad Gcorgetown, With, winding roadway aed ees p Gentlemen with, their families can find at this amang the trees, laid out with shrubbery and flow- | house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with er beds, giving eighteen beautiful Villa Sites, | A iercplences of @ well conducted hotel, hich contain from 10 000 to 40.000 feet of ground | , A liseral arrangement will be made With persons each, This pro ig within one square of the | WRO desire Meals onty. Mesfopolitan street cars, and for combining the | _™arll-3m JON B. SCOTT, Proprietor. sami te eam eecee e™ nene can compare wit > 7 We Will sell for cach. upon long time, or wilt ex- BOOTS AND SIIOEs. change for improved city property untncumbered, | ———— ~~ ———_——— Fervor who will bulld can purchase without any NEW YORK SHOE STORE, a cas . 605 Pennsyleanta aven: For further particular- apply to | Cxpouprenee ey! ——. wa. Ht. BARNARD eee e TOUSEN TE CHES ap18-Im 1429 F sireet. | Ladiest Newport rin, ee i —_—____ Ladies’ Foxed Button Boots. 60 PIANOS AND ORGANS. | Kadies: Bet French iia e 20 Laties” read tt L. WILD & BRO.. 728 ith st. n.w.. Prac- | Ladies’ Fine Kid Freneh Heels Fd + tical Piano and Musical Instrument Ladies’ Slippers. 00 ixG una REPAIRING Fianos. Onan | Chiidren's Shoes and 75 and other Instruments, | Prices'as low a8 consist- | Gent's Low-quaret, af weathh 1 00 | ngress Gaite Pianos, tr | Gent's Calf Hand-s'it aT air | Binces Pebble or Fouad nuttons $03 BER BEOR GRAND. UPRIGHT. AND | One Price Only. No Branch Ripe, DETT OBGANS, at Bole Agent. | ty 14-40 GEORGE McCARTHY. Practical Plano maker, | M4BYELLous 407 10th Sty Wash D. C., formerly foreman | +' ar} witt F.C. Lights & Co., and tuner with Steinway | BARGAINS! z a 5 DAVIE EO. ae | TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES LE . PLANOS.—Up- | Hake Pianos je ClOb= or ug-out sal Sapgaine cathe ee. (f21-tr) H. L, SUMNER, 811 9th st, TIES, LOW-BUTTON, ) ND Pea g COS WORLD-RENOWN- | SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, instruments have been before the pu! | Fre Tor forty poate, aa bere p publicy | French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and highest award Wherever exhibited, McCammon’s | Children, from 25 cts. to $3.60, favorite Planos, and Pianos from other celebrated ae manufacturers constantly on hand. Shoninger’s | LADIES’ GAITERS. 65 ‘ts, w $5. tnd exchanged. "Partesiar sioutios ug epee | CHILDS: SHOES, 10 cts to¥8 i a S 10 b Ing aud thoroughly Repairing Pianos, C, REICH. | ENBACH'S ‘Plano Warerocsag, 433 ‘Lith street, a WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. ew doors above Penna. av. octis-tr | | GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, PROFESSIONAL. | rm $0 ca. 1084. ‘BS. H. F. WRIGHT, Clairvoyant and BUCKSEIN AND KID GAITERS, Magnetic Physician, 824 9ch st. u.w.. bas | To Order, ~ eminent success in treating (without drugs) A :ute | and Chronic Diseases, Cousultation free. m1 Lin LASTING AND BASE BALL SHUES. ‘ i rl ° ey incor, , Rooms 18 and 19, Safe Deposit Co.'s Building, n.e. | _cor, 15th st. and New York ave ociad'157 | FEN YS, ENNIS. 711 G street, opposite Pat- | LOUIS HEILBRUN, ent Office. Electrician and Model Maker. Ex- | Ferimental work @ specialty. Expert tn, Eatent 402 SEVENTH STREET. s je | Dts TALBOPE Denti, | Ston of “That Old Woman of Mine.” ser moved Yo Southeast corner 7th and ys 46 vets northwest. Teeth insert lt Per set, ote 7" Dolio eptant kar ites matict Mor, | NY. tet foto m we BUSHING oo: Tekumed his offee hours tu Washit 7 and esa be | v6. wand $1, 4 4 Grain Slap Ties, 05, ied €1 inesday, from o*clock, ON " At'No, 1209 Pennsylvania avenue, Ocrigovtaae | g eagles ap, Port Ths and Button, $1, fROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLI8. &%6 Penn- | Misses’ Button Newports, 7c. and A ‘yiranis avenue, it'yan wouateoe thant Miczes siasting Gaiters. 75, Be. Sins tO woe Tae things. Ofice hours ‘rom | Women ‘eid Mines rare gh $L.e6 and a.m, to 5 aD \y M | | $1.50. KR. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, | Men’s Oxford Foxed Ti 4 Dect! street n.w..) treata successfully the | Mens Strap and Buck = $1.29 $1 50 and up. most ol nate Ch: ic ant cul jiseases, Con- S868" ane * School lea! su'tation free. Officehours—8 toll a. m, and Sto | and al. ae Been Shoes tah leaenerds Se. : 8p.m, HIB-Ly*_ | Chiidren’s Schoo! Shoes (all leather), 62, Te. KS. BL wa eaSTsT, <= In " oes, from a0, wards. REMOVED TO 708 i5ru 8TREET, frannes no Bones: given ety marl-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store, | ¥!R every falr shoes sold, DPRVUES, Deptict, 488 7th street southwest, 2: W. SELBY. be:ween D and E streets, Beautiful 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. ingwithout pain; BOvcenta, “Air spesations myl0-tr between 19: and 20°h sts, Serrantos soatay BeSTOX sueE avcrion HoUsE, MEDICAL, &c. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO 491 Pennsyleania Avenus, 2) cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari- BETWEEN 46 AND 6TH STREETS. ties and Obatructions: 30 years’ experience. “Omtice 906 B st. s.w:, opposite Smithsonian, my8-26* | CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE oF R. 1 EON, The Oldest Established aud onli : BOSTON. Dec eo cps, Gidest Retablishe City, cane | GREAT REDUCTION IN NEWGOODS, * consulted every T: we Gay, vat N from 1108 'clock, | Gent's Buff Gaiters, $f now $1 5s, ‘Ail Female Complaints quickly cured. Omee and Gent's Calf Gaiters! $5: now Eesldence, 8 Monroe st., Baltimore, novie-iy. | Gent's Lace Shoes, $2.50, FGISTER'S LINIMENT Poo ay Misses Bals.. $1 25, now 7c. . RGus ee Headache and | Tadies Foxed Bales. $2 o5u BL oe” all sores. pains, injuries, &c. It never fails. Ladies Foxed Button, $2.25, 1 . it, Sold by druggists, 25 and 60 cents. ‘STOTT adies Plain Lasting Bene go weit: Ladies Plain Bals., $2. now $1. prouw Li, Henusyiyanis, ores . as = and Batton, $3, now $1 59, ington. fe dies ris and ‘now 70c. GPECI*L NOTICE Dr, ROBERTSON canbe | Lid gesiipyers, 50 a ‘ie . ‘consu ‘and Saturday’ y hoes. $5, 40, 60, 75e. Ofer, 821 D Bt. SthandiO.h, fromstes | _SFFctaLTins, “French Heal Kid Button Boots, aie viz: Sram Te Geanise bble Goods. . a coca vin: dsemingt Went ness, Nervous Debility Ii Premature De. | _ lastlt gand Foxed Button Boots from $1 60 to$8, say, Nervous Trembling: Waitin of ie Heart EVERY ARTICLE 80LD AS ADVERTISED. oat from at a apne oy for che next Boy } 25 per cent. lower Birictures and Byphiis gulckly cured. “Dr. tsa | mate, handestiiched Loe, Gan cane ee nome: Special br reed by the hea in | Straps—trom Faust Brod Cont Ma.) oF this city. wisite Wi rm er Pers , Cart: 8 Oo. aktinses, Ma.,) Tent for any of ‘the shove disessc, mauical find THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, int fo call upon him, who will tosure ws itr £21 Penn’a avenue. frine, "Gall oF agdvees ae eee fon Eutaw street, Baltimore. * Oa INSULT DR. LEON the oldest established Ciectatise in the 42 He guarantees a perms Bent and speedy cure in the shortest time. possible room a0