Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY. ...May 20, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. Avercge sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona pide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the y added together. —_—_—— When the Madeira and Mamore railroad is | finished, it will turn the trade of the rich Bo- livian plateau intothe Amazon and give the United States, as the nearest great manufac- turing nation, an advantageous business open- ing. But an unlucky fate seems to attend at temps in this direction. The long series of misfortunes which has baffled every previous effort continues and endangers success in the present case. The Metropolis carrying workmen for the railroad was lost. The Mer- cedita in making its way up the Amazon run aground frequently, and its trip was sodelayed that the provisions gave out and the men fell Sick with the fever. After considerable suifer- ing among its erew and passengers the Me cedita finally reached its destination. Here the workmen found inadequate arrangements made for them, and wer* compelled to put up with insufficient food and shelter. Swarms of gray ants tortured them, vampire bats sucked their blood, and scorpions and other venomous creeping things added to their discomforts. The discontent among the men led toacon- | Spiraey and muti: Which were repressed with difficulty. ‘Whether the accounts received here of these unpleasant features are exag- gerated or not, it is evident that there are se- rious drawbacks to the p ures of railroad building in Brazil, and ‘hat the contractor Who succeeds in constructing one earns his money. Matters are said to be in better shape now along the Madeira and Mamore route. and it may be that the railroad will g rapidly to completion, the list of possible mis- fortunes being exhausted. In t! e view of Governor Van Zandt, of Rhode Island. the Potter investigating resolution is a Strategie move by Tilden to secure a renom nation. To a New York Herald interviewer the Governor said that he considered the ta ties of the ¢ tie Congressmen as revolu- tionary and exceedingly detrimental to the business interes:s of the country, and he though’ that the democratie party could have selected no more certain means to secure their overwhelming defeat at the next Presidential election. He did not believe that the most intense partisan in the ranks of the party could imagine fora moment that they could affect the title of the present incumbent of the White House, whose election had been de- elared by the highest tribunal in the land. In answer to a question as to who he thought was responsible for the reopening of the vexed question, he said that he was inclined to think that the movement was the result of pressure from certain pron inent western nembers { the party, Who by temperament and edueation had revolutionary ies, and that t were by Mr. sho expect by the present move to secure for him the next democratic nomina tion for the Presiden iste The democratic investigation is now fairly launched, and if the parties who invented it Will be centent to contine its range to the pro. curement of campaign capital all will be well; but if they have a concealed purpose to upset the Presidential settlement and throw the whoie country into turmoil they spee lily find that the pr: business people of the nation will not stand any such nonsense. ———~--—___ And now Vermont. ording to the fashion of the day, has started a new party. It seems to be a composite of communism and “Ameri ean Its platform deelares that “every law which tends te make the rich richer, and the poor poorer, is an outrage on American liberties: there should be no privileged class; the laws should defend but not abridge the rights of the people; public offices should be filled by native born cilizens, chosen for their moral and intellectual worth. rather than for their wealth or political inthuence ; foreigners should not be enfranchised until they under- Stand and appreciate our institutions and be come naturalized in principles and sympathy ; enfranchisement should be subject to educa tional qualifications; no public money should be used for sectarian purposes; wars are un just and barbarous, and international courts should be established.” A convention to ve composed of one delegate from each town (to be chosen June 2),) is called to meet at Mont- pelier, July 4,to put a state ticket in nomina- tion, and county tickets are to be nominated July 18. The Vermont papers seem to think that the new party will not make much headway in that agricultural state, but after the unac- countable growth of the greenback party in Maine there is no telling. Ex-Congressman Seott Lord, of New York, who in the last Congress was among the dem ocrats who sustained the E'ec.oral Commis- sion, expresses the @pinion, from the ruin of the Speaker that the question wasa privileged one, and from other circumstances, notably the action of one of the states, that the Potter resolution is intended as the foundation of an assault upon the title of Mr. Hayes to the Pres- ideney. He is surprised that only two South ern men opposed the resolution, and thinks the chivalry of the South would have been shown more conspicuously in defeating it. Hayes, he says, in accordance with the letter he had written before the inauguration, lifted from off the South the nightmare of military domiaation, and is really a non-partisan Pres dent. Had Mr. Tilden been President, the question of military domination would have remained a partisan one, and he (Lord) is afraid it is again drifting in t direction. Ex-Covernor Noyes doesn't seem to seare very badly over the prospect of being investi- ated about the Presidential! settlement. At any rate he telegraphs home asking to be p om the witness stand The convention of the Methodist Eyiseopat Church South has passed resolutions recom mending that a grand centenary celebration of American Methodism be held in Boston, December 2th, 1854. This aetion is the result of strong efforts made to effect a renewal of fraternal relations between the northern and southern branches of the Methodist church, which were separated in the la'e war. The northern branch has before this taken steps towards reuniting the church, and the pro- posed meeting will, if carried out, mark the Successful accomplishment of the plan of con Solidation. ——---e-__. The Diaz government seems to have sup pressed the latést Lerdo outbreak, and is now ready to settle the fresh border complications which have arisen With the United States. It would not do for the Mexiean government not to have a difficulty on hand. ———re-—___. In connection with the strikes of cotton operatives in Lancashire, which have lately ¢aused serious riots, figures are given to show that the number of spindles in Great Britain, tug United States, the European continent and India, have increased in seventeen years ma 47,823,127 to 70,331,000, while there has fen nothing like a corresponding increase in the demand for the product of the spindles. Adispateh from our Consul General at Lon- don also calls attention to the fact that Ameri- can competition has had so great an effeet in decreasing the English cotton business, that either working hours and wages must be re- auced or some of the factories discontinue operations entirely, the production being entirely too large forthe demand. The suy rior quality of American cotton goods, as well as their cheapness, have enabled and will en- able us to compete successfully with England, and to obtain more and more of this valuab trade. —_—_————_-26e--—____ The boys who like to be on hand in these nice little junketing parties, are laying their cards to go down south with the House inves- tigating committee. What with House officials, stenographers, clerks, ete.,ete., &., &€., the party will be a pretty formidable one, and Mr. Stephens’ reported estimated cost of the inves- Aigation—#1,000,00 at least—is probably not a yrild one. [JU TTER, CHEESE AND > FOR RENT AND SALE. FINF GILT EDGE BUTTER A BLY BUTTER 4 ponu: Is for $1 a DRESMAKER, WESH BUTTER 5 “ED-The use of a Sail « twe hours every morni g for an tuval: fieman who fs willlug to pay $20.4 month. 1°31G ot, new. HOKSe minissin Ana for sale by m _FOR RENT AND BALE. HENT—Large 5 } ti rth and sout OMS, and BO uu several sm Fe. erences 3 Private family; rei- O-h and C sts, TA*T: D—A first-ta.. Maryland 7° 2 v 150 acres: good H areity and ca: J OXON UMBRELLAS. P : The latest styles of 10 agent need apy Sng particulars and terms. 4.3) | ], ORRENT_ROOMS tarnished or anfarn shed ; Wich or withou ington st, G+ a 1s? Waxh- ceton. near Heigiis m 203° T_The elcgant MANSION, No. m dere improveme a IGELOW, @5 7h ne new BRICK HOU ES HOUSE & Hns RK SALE. Two $1,000 t6 LOAN a’ 8 per cont, ) een ng lemen’s Eng.ish Umbrel- ANTED_ By arespectabio witte Giria -1T- y UATION as chamb-rmaid and to assist in luundry work; good references, dvy,’* Star cfiice,, las. with Lanales of new aud varied wesign + M. W. GAI.T, BRO. & CO. Aduress **Lain- TER, 518 7tn st. ‘OK RENT— 41 6 Gant Place, two! ry Farnish d ROOMS, en suite or single: outhand east front; u odern improvements, Rent 1* «cw for Sammer, WILL DO CARPENTERS Bri Kayers? w k in exehange fora three days BRIC M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO. desire to call par- licular atten:lon to the celebrated JAQUES LECUULTRE RAZ RS, h they recommend as the best Razows in D—A small HOUSE, 5 or 6 i modern improvements, the Treasury; rent $15. +1 Corcoran Building. yANTED—A Fren ten minutes dress J. H.C. Governss, vew'y. | GUOER OPENING my20 3 TOR KENT -$8 Per MONTH, IN ADVANCE—A « K HOUSE. sommer kitchen | attach di; No, 311 8th st. ne., Capitol Hill at No. S21, four-rom B Uy ANTED—-A PARTNE legitimare, money-mal with $3,000 in a ig DUSINESs: Inves- Address real name, D. ARM EAD 8tai offic. MALL COKNEK GROCE western section Fi+K KEN | stand used for eight yeat Fo RENT—HOUSE No. 1146 8 hst.n.w,, al’ | from ‘Paris, has a few hours to spire £0. m dern improvements, tea rooms, BEACH her own language, Address Mad ine H | duced to $45 .. 1520 G st, T 2 Stock for sa‘ resent occupas - mouth, Apply THUS. E. WG. | GAMAN 51 P. PALMER | Respectfully announces her opening of | PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND Hats @ANTED—Country BUARD, w th two vom- ROOMS, for gentleman. wire. . coaventan' ag bos ate. Adress RH 1o suit the times. OK KENT—FUR: Tiving —t HOUSE, seven room: iutant (20 mont and Dt terms must be moderate, er atett ANTED-A Lady of refinemen: home. wisues the ACQUAINTANCE of a gen‘leman who. would be willin| smal assistance. Address Mrs, ON THURSDAY AND FalDA ‘The 23d and 24 h of May, to which she invites the to render her ‘ORRINGT 'N. | G t my 2)-31" EN T_ 402 New Jere-y ave,, near B. £0° Ba C0. ae E and ail city cars: six rooms, bath room: gas, dc; hands om porch. Irom railing, &¢. ten inqnire ‘hind door north. 129-3. * Evie ‘PRO BUILLERS— Fine LOTS northwest to ex- House, aud several sma) charge for buildin Vouses for large one, OR SALE C4EAP 25 S ares STOCK of she North © and Sou h Washingion J. W. STARB, 1s? ED—Three-sts_y BRIOK to a prompt tenant. | Also for rent, two suites of ROOMS: on first and second floors, her tlw, Apply at 1222 Offers solic ed, attention of Washington and vicinity. my20-tr (HEAP L 2 ANTED—A LAD, a free, Ic ractical knowledge 0 Addres- P_ 0. Bos 66. shor'-hind m 2° s JUST KECELVED, N.e. cor. New York av.and 16.h st.n.w. —AT A GREAT SACRIFICE square 970, containing 7 133 feet of Gouud: Fok GEST ROOMS, “urnishad oF unturnish ible witier EY with o- withoui board; also Table BOAR. Ston.w. ANTED—A SITUATION bv a competon | oman, a6 chambermatd or Ladi maid; cangive good references. 918 17:h stree: | new, my18-3 * Mi-ses Pebi le Button Shoes, 118, $1, Worth double, Misses Pebble Laced Shoes, 11 2. T5c., wr hdouvie. street’ paved, & exchange ‘for city property. + Soiler,** Star office, XCHANGE FOR CITY RENT—Three-story BRICK, Teel, modern improvement and is tai; rent .ow 6 prompt tenants. Apply 8'4 13 h St, nw, Also, a fine FRUIT Ladies" Serge Polish, 11.2. 50c., warth 75, Ladies’ Serge Polish’ 3 7, 60° Women’s Lasting Bu Boys" Schou: Shoes, 85c. aiv! $1. ANTED—A careful TENANT fora fi.s class House for the Summer; modern im- Provements; fully furnished; very low rent. Ap- | Ply at 1612 K st., from 2 toB p.m, m; 18 3U" Men's Congress Gaits Roxs* Congress «ait Finer Goods as chean in ## Pair Justh’s Heet ‘1, worth $1 25. + $1, worth $1.25. r Protectors given in, at | ANTED_By a respectable white Girl a SIT- :€ or chambermatl: Il or address 121 K st , between my13-2 * | jection to travel. 1 Ust. ane Delaware J. W. SELBY’S. 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. between 19th and 20th sts, HE WORLD'S CHOICE. 7 ANTED—To RENT—Bea fur ished ov uufurnished, former’ resic pe: Polk, No 13 1st st. n Capitol g ounds; house new; lovely loc airy Ke The Centennial Jurors represented the clvitized ple of the whole world—the m dical jurors were forward | physicians of world-wide reputation, myls 3° ROO: | the manufacturers of Benson's Capeince | Plaster the only medal givea to Porous Plasters,on ageount of its great superivrity over allother P. Plasters and’ its wonderful pain-relieving strengthening qualities, ANTED—Two large commanicacing well- MS. with Board, in a private nan and wife; mu-t be cetra’ duress, stating terms, &>,, <A . 5 Why TY. encumbered or unencumbered. 6 A res OK RENT 157 oF Je uted, between Tennal- frame 1)W EI LING, No. puise Home’ pr: mise: Bank Building. OR RENT—Three-story HOU n.w.; all modern mprovemeut E—The nea wo-story § ‘af o1 GROUND, half of it p nian W. W. MRTCALF, Corner 15th st. and Ne: E, 1832 11ih st. BRENT! FOK RENT: FOR RENT: y B.O. HULL 2MAN, to ant F sts 5 ow, €. DW. Store. : $150) oohe +18 roots, mod. isis. 00 12 rooms mod imo: ” ‘@eortwn, 13 rs.. mod. ips. 75.00 917 Ttb si 9zl Tth si + 8rooms, mod ings... 30 3500 § D.w., nine rooms, mod. imps. &O B st. 8.€., 9 rooms, mod. imps. . Boo Or 406 6th st. n.w., Zrooms, med. tmp a 604 10th st. now . Water and gas, W., 9 rooms, mod. imps. Brooms. mod. imps. ...2221) S rooms, water aud gas. .... 18 00 Toums, Wa er aud gas. 15 00 J rooms and bath. 831 7th st. n-e.. 7 rooms and bath. 15 09 Money on Real Es‘at Houses and desirable Lots for sal my 18-tr | FRESE ESTATE BULLETIN, Ca } WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E street. I offer a three-story aud basement press brick house centrally located, 10-reoms, modern im- yovements, with uice lot for $5,000; $500 cash, alauce to suit the purchaser in monthly instal: Mu nts, ortherwise a: 8 p-rceut., now paying 10 Dex cent, Interest on $6 000 so several great bargains in two-story press brick houses inal sectiois of the city. Yan S rooms, moderh improvements, small cash pay- Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and on easy terms, For Trade. A three-story ric SS property. loca 1D Pennsylvania avenue, with small ivcum be ene-; will be traded for a nice well-built 8 or® toon house anu sme untmproved property aud | Will assume small incumbrance, 1007 9th st., brick, 10 ¢s.. mod. im: -340 | 1218 N st.. Trame.’8 rs.. mod. imps. » 30 16.8 Corcoran st.. brick. 6 <3. 216 | 1220 20 hi st - 13 10 Geroom cottage at no vb- } choice néigi borhood; r nt low to a good Apply at 734 12th st. n 2 OR RENT—HOUSE on © strect b: ANTED—Two BUILDING LOTS immen an¢ 2d n.e., containing 9-rooms, water. ately: must be low priced; casn for ons, and t | part cash and Lot in exchange for the other. An- | 4th avd 51h, No. 469. j REX, Siar office, siating full particulass. = r° LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent., and at 7 per cent. on R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets uw. ‘OR SALE-—At cash rates, for $150 in hand au $30 per month, without interest. No.43 Mont gomery street, Georgetown. xear both railroads: lar, store room, dairy, smoke hous: pump and Po:omac water; Lo: 40.140, and 10<100 so. On Same terms, 14 OO feet of Ground. in ve lots. on L street. between 6th and Tih 8 e..W. vent moder Avpiy Washington st. business property. OR Ri separat ina fir @ and cool PA i with or withoit board, Indiana avenue; a} ha DR RENT— HOUSE No. 2i an ; 10-rooms all modern Improvem “nis: duced to, $" WAGGAMAN, ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN if Benson‘s Capcine Porous Plaster is not the best nt It was invented to overcome the slow action of the ordinary porous plaster. 7 ANTED—AGENTS (Ladies ana ( Exposition Catalogue and Bi ble Readers Commentary. W.W. HA Intelligencer Building, 7th and D'sts.. 12 i NE, Rooms Plaster in the world. ‘utlemen) LAME BACK! For lame and painful back, weak back, rheuma- | ches and pains it is simply the sed or known, ANTED—By young Girl a SITUATION t do chamberwork and waitii don one or two children and ty reference cau be given, or wouul a tism and all local best remedy ever devi: OR RENT—P. tof a HOUsK on the Haghs uit: blefor housekeeping, with moderate rent fora sltable middle tot 53104, with double Brick D: ad corner lot Qu: 194. with Be *s Bank Build active and beautiful of Georgetov. fine gardet tenant, WR REN s complete order, No. street cirel JOR SALE—Trat mo: Piece of LAND, fr ary, Letween 14 hand 15:h streets n.w, ot isone of the most commanding tv 8-room HOUSé in B25 Conn, av large’ lot with alley in rv 186. | toSAS. HENNING 1933 19th st, nw. +, The facilities of access, ga mac and spring water, sewerage. &c.. rei esper'ally desirat le for in-titution of learning, It will be exchanged in part for improved city property unincumbered; or to VOR RENT—1102 14th st. n.w., L-rooms, $40, 1410, 1426 T st. n.w. 6-rooms, $17; 439» 8th pi ee -W.. 5-rooms, $10: 1318 Penn. Apply at'1000 81 ana | -Weiling. Apply'to A. S, Ca¥ WOO: my18 2 * ad te residences OF an parties who will ANTED—To RENT—On Capitol Hill for th Summer, a ROOM on lower tloor for stora, | of a small lot of Household Furniture: resp asib : ties only will please address **Furnitnre.* at this office, stating location, & 1ED—A few CAUTION —There are fraudulent and worthless ons of Benson's Capeine Beware of thera, 1 Capeine eut the Sold by all Druggists, ‘asters in the m, Each geuuine plaster has myt8 3 rice, 25 ¢ nts, my2)-mws & UK NEW WEST" W PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR. Don’t fail to gi BOARDERS To those who would like a quiet place for the Summer, with good Board and fine is and shade, th's place offers all they can Apply at 819 14 hst nsw. u a‘ter that by letter or in person to East Falls Church Station, Va. to May 23 h 939 L STREET, 939 L STREET. su) ably Improve it will be sold on loug time aud small Cash payment; balance seenred by deed FITCH, FON & CUTTER. 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, 8,000 ati $3,500 in hand, ai 8 per cent.; $1 500 OR RENT—STORE and DWELLING, No. 612 Oh street. Office; to a good tenant rent will be made Teeth A EBERLY & SONS, Stove Da 718 7th s ft n small sums at 10 per cent. Apgly at once, Fale | POR RENT The secoud and third FLOORS No. 1335 F street. opposite Ebbitt House: gas. Water aad bath; six rooms: ble locations for a. physic mmediate possession. TER, ue of the most desiras He lawyes or dentist: FiTCH, FOS 000. $2 500. $1 860- To LOAN at 8 percent. mailer suis at 10 percent. interes KOUNES, Room No, 1, National Metropolit: THE PARLOR HANGINGS. 1° Will dv weil to let me give rial and workman: ‘D—An energetic healthy WORKING t» take an interest in an establistie) T have about $800 invested: LES ROOMS. selection. of P you conteusplate Papering, you ou an estimate, ER ELL. Propeietor, | cash paving busin executive abitity needed more tha take full charge inside. so L can to the bus ne man this isa splendid opening. amount of capital at com particulars, if an answer is desired is, CUS. Ky my18 ° ni i my at c State former o« d, and genersl ENERGY, my18 3.* ilden and his personal | Rr NG MADE TO ORDER. $800, $1.000. $1,500. $3,100. $3.600. $4 000 To mreal estate at 8 per cent Varger sums at7 per cent interest. } \EBERMANN, No. 1339 F st. n. w.. AER RENT Carat Reptcrion IN REXT—A neat r BRICK HOUSE, 13th street 7 iments; sou b fron toB. HW. WA er. AD) ER & CU., 916 F stre ¥ e for the right Re RENT- FURNISHED, at No. 124 ¢ rf Washington and Dunbarton street, street railroad. the 3.1 story ys and the 21s ory July 1st. WI After the latest ANTED—Ciaret and Bhin THOMAS RUSSELL, 1213 Peunsy my17-3. Wine BOTTLES ENGLISH STYLES, SUITABLE CLOTHS IN STOCK. RARE CHANCE TO PUR HASE A! OV- SE and BASKET PIE Very fast and an clegant sad. been used by a lady; the P HAS a ruiuble, der: cost over $300, Will sell’ Horse and Inquire of AN DY. A; HYDE, Riggs & Co.'s Bink Bull ing, y at Olestt's Sta- W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue, OTEL RICHE!. No. 1728 Penn’a avenua, 7 ANTED-PLAITING.— 814 [st., corner of The only machine of the kind in | &' BELLE LUVAS | “It. ‘m3 17 3. the city. | 2 cents per yard. Mi: bes, H aud Tand 13ih and 14 hs R SALE OK Jountry RESIDE: R RENT—A roomed HOU~ veniences; in excel est in the city with all the m: nt order; location one of the $75 toa responsible t-1 H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. CHANGE. —A CE and Fruit FARM, near ashington: $1,000 worth of frnitean he sold frow my18-3t vuse, north Capitol St., near Baltimore and Within haifa s Prot. LOUIS SCHN select Artists of the 7 ANTED—TENANT for a 11 100m house: modern improvement, 3 squares east of toi; rent taken in beard. between 18 and Land 6 and7 p.m. uare from the War D' CONCERT GARDENS." ELDER. assisted by twelve Marine Band, is engaged for myt7 3" ANTED—A BITUATION asa Lady*s Com to teach little children by a young Wy of good education, Concert commences daily at 8 p.m. In order to secure a select audience, Admission y the proprietor on applica- 7 L. FISINGER, Proprietor. I ied REFRIGERATORS, Apply, Piny17 1 a colored man ‘Tickets will be issued by —A SiTUATION by any, business or family: is will- | 0! and furnish the best reference, Ad care S, Goldsteit & Co , corner 10th and D sts, All sizes of this OK RENT- BRICK HOUSE, withstableand Di 8 ae. No. 33 B street S46. 0) peelte tha "7 Cwpito! park; street cars in front, containing ei ral Apply 110 4th Bt 0.6. (water closet, gas and water, Apply next door west. Wags large | G GOLDSTEIN & Gn, i “LOAN AND COMMISION BROKERS, ST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS. rooms, hath-room Turms $30 in advance, mis 3." w to E. | OR, RENT Ist ov Jese—Two delighetu | ROOMS, furnished, without board. 935 ork avenue, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, i RENT—Furnished HOUSE; ina desirable neighborh-od, for five mouths from June Ist. | vances made on Loan or on Commis- Apply 812 Rhode Island avenue. itches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver my17-3t (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or ‘ANTED—Bookkeepers, Men, and everybody outof em: Duisiness In your own city, r commission paid, JUDEON & CO., Room 6, Tribune Bui yoyment to: OWN, OF state, . for verm3. | FOR RENT- Tu adesirable party, @ par elegantly furnished OFFICE on Ist fle my15-Lm__ | catten the best in the city—on F street, be'waen CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Strongly built, handsomely finished, and practice: are packed with a perfect non- r, have Slate Stone Shelves. ding, Cai- neue singly. Business | tageousarrangemonss. avenue. ¢., for any time desired on very reasonable Permanent parties can “mak Apply at 917 New York aaThe oldest and largest business in the city. Perfect Refrigerator, M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) bet. 10th and 11th sts. , Agent for the District. A TIMELY BOOK. a German lady, who speaks glish, hving taught for fifteen uages) Drawing aud ‘Trance and America, in some respectable fall, or sooner if fice, Faribautt, my15-e012t Ww: NTED- By French and En; besides the foreign lat h branches in, England, a SITUATION as ‘go family; Commencing 1009 Penn’a 18. ‘OK SALE—A neat, entirely new two-story press brick front, ba) , hot and coid water, Brick, DWELLING, dw, 6 rooms and bat 13th and 14th, Address Lock Box 488 NT— HOUSE 78 21 st., Georgetown. LEY JONES, rooms, 19; rent, $15 per mouth. Also, . 212 Bridge st.: 15 rooms: reiit. $20, Apply THOS. B. WAGGAMAN- i Kx RE Bez! Estate Broker, 511 7th st. HOUSE No. M°%e¥ TO LOAN. THE INDIAN QUESTION. ANTED—To PF 'URCH ASE old Gold, Foreign and Home Stamps bought and sold: 409 7th st. D.W.. up stairs, myll-2w* ANTED—An: their FURNITURE mer to call at 804 K st. n.w. andseeme, WM F Be my7-14i* that wishes to store Lieutenant-Colonel E. S. Otis, U. 8, A yy the month or sum: Gne Vol, 2mo, MR. P. WALLACH havi the firm of 8. Goldstein & LIBERAL ADVANCES cS WATCHES, DIAMONI: VERW. ON THE MUST REA: Witharawn from SALE—AT A BARGAIN —A well-built OW prepared ti 1¢ K HOU: E. No. 1756 P 10 rooms. cellar and stable, stationary washstands, hot and cold water and all modern. cash. balance to LUU.S P, SHOEMAKER, 990 Fh tainin; improvements, . tult purchaser: SREOLD AND SIL- Fst. nw. ONABLE TESMS, KR KENT—Two partly Furnished ROOMS for 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, . Bbuteko ping, 31 floor; rent very low; 728 10:b st. near Willard's Hotel, Few men have had a better opportunity to seeand the Indian than Colonel Otis, elp greatly to solve the Indian Qi es a practical view of the whole ue+ticn, apd his experience with the Indiaus en- es him to great consideration, RECENTLY PUBLISHED. ANTED-—A responsible TENANT for that louse, 447M st. n. w. Cail ‘SON'S Gallery, 809 Pennsylvania _ave- my3-3w' iy SP ANTED—HORSES to Pasture at three dol- ber month; abundance of grass, shade r. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN'S @ een 6ih and 7th n.w., or ad- BELL, Sligo, Montgomery co., ‘ap20-im* Colonel Otis tal dress JOHN W. CADET BUTTON. Mae ‘OR SALE OR EXO try RESIDENCE Brick House, gothi: Out buildings: HANG E—An elegant coun- at Hamilton, Loudoun co, 13 rooms, and nearly ood water; fine orchard; 9 )R RENT-1716 H st. now, communicatin; OOM; with or without BOARI two de‘ightful acres of land, Agent 615 7th st. n. w. 2R SALE OR EXCHANG a fine Building LOT on M st., be- 5th n.w., one of the finest locations (OR RENT—A three-stor, ee TANSTOW, Real Ratan pressed brick front, bac! cold water, piloted ins! and I, BRICK HOUSE building, hot and ae, Warren'range and latro‘es, newly leand out; No. 812 2ist street, het ween E_For improve: . ; ANTED-—Two or three GENTLEMEN 10 00- A Tale of American Army Life. third story south front oe 7 suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD— w. Brevet-Captain Frederick Whittaker, we tevas_ | (OR KENT-RILEY BUILDING, corner ets n.W., and adjoining property, Iso 316 and 318 C street_n.w.. roomseach. F, W. MILLER & CO., 631 F sireet App'y to sables's, TOPHAM, 425 7th st.n.w. ‘UR BALE AT A BARGAIN-OR FOR RENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N (new,) finished in best style, 13 rooms: and 32 rooms. ANTED—To ex ones, Groceries or and K sts. n.w. Smokey Stoves rented. Author of **Life of Gen. Geo, One Vol, 2mo., 0 Pe Bound in Fancy Cloth, new STOVES for old at BUTLER'S, 5th unneys cured or no Custer," &c.,&c, Either of the above sent by mail, post-paid, on 2t_SHELDON & COMPANY, New York, FLEISCHMANN & CO. ANTED—To exchan; ones, Groceries or F we. K n.w. Latrobes to heat novié-tr we. foptaining new STOVES for oid | bathroo at BUTLER'S. 6th ‘two rooms, $30 to wufacturers and Introducers dhe United States of into COMPRESSED YEAST, —Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of experience. Uphol- | st. n.w. west possible prices, by auglé6-ly Ww ANTED: any kind: CE, 614 Louis! Toom heated, Includin speaking tubes; elect: vegetable and time. bath and servants” ic bells; stationary Ww: meat cellar. Can be seen at any —_—_—_—————___ PROFESSIONAL. BS. H. F. WRIGHT, Magnetic Physician, Ininent success in treating (wil avd Chronic Diseases. R RENT_—To a careful ard resp sible tons aut, that very desirable four-story DWELL- ING. With plazza and two bay windows, on the northwest corner of Corcoran and 13:h strests a 14 rooms, including water-closet, ‘walls aud ceilings handsome chaude- : a a fatrote stoves. ran iat ea tionary wash-tubs and hot and cold water fu kitch- seplb-tr_ | ors inrge flower pardon: stanis Inquire of JNO. W. RAWLINGS, 1525 and fres lers and gas fixtures, Clairvoyant ana dd carriag+-house, 824 9.h st. new, te ion free, m1 im* ANTED—MOTHS and other insects In furni- inate by superheated steam, at rer, 614 La ave, beg leave to inform the ations not bearing our $i; and parties wishing to re public that all such prepar- ature are imita ions, in their good Bread, ture to extermt CHACE'S, Upholster Rolls, &c., should call for GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & CO.’s GENUINE ARTICLE, 7 ANTED—CARi Steam Beatin; tween 4% and 6th without charge. PETS to CLEAN, at RICE’ Werks, 490 Maine aven: Wd 8.w. Called for and delivered ‘OR SALE—The dell htful RESIDENCE, No. 1216 K street, Fran) in Row, formerly occa- pied by the late Admiral Goldsborough, is now of- fered forsale. It is_in per fect order and ready for ‘mediate occupation, ‘Terms of sale reasonable. For further information appy on the prem- Ne OU rchitect Ce 2 rchite, Rooms 18 and 19, Sate Deposi cor. 15th st, and New Yor! ENRY J. ENNIS, 7114 street, ent Office. Electrician and Model perimental work a specialty. it Co.'s Building, ne, ected '1y* Warranted free from chemicals. Uheral price will. be @ Be ue rt. chant, Apply at the Star | Cm Tian auglé-ly ue, be | See jy13-1y 80 2d of the fi a Yor whleny, | tenant, Expert in Patent story brick HOUS«, No. gas and water; metro- 2 rent very low toa K LIBBY, Lumber ; -- & congetown: politan cars pass the d t Apply to FRAN hist. and N.Y, ave., Washi T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to southeast corner 7th and! @* streets northwest, Teeth inserted $7 A LARGE AfSORTMENT, ANTED—FEATHERS to ovate CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, rergulé-1y" ANTED—CARP! at MCGEY YL: ND ICK8, OF ALL STYLES A PRICES, ay Sa MALLETS and BALLS sold separate, ‘7th-st. wharf, O1 VHELL'S, Market Space, fea1-1y. eating )R RENT—No. BulCK, ne arge yard and sh Rent $18. Key 815. B17 22d st. new, painted inside: . be Square from Avenue cars, tTROLOGIST.—Mrs, Dr. ELLI3, sylvania avenue. If you would kno -onsult the Dr. in all things, Office hours from @ a.m, to9 pm, rders by mall, or | WOK RENT Cheap ANTED—Gentlemen to know it nce tacts Sones ‘be made at home, WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 428 Seventh st.n.w. 1011 New Yor iting Garments to Jan26-ly C HURCHES rept, only $22 ‘9, 929 Bth street nw : waieraid bath. Apply to E. K. LUNDY, 144 Bridge street, Georgetown, R, REULING, land Eye and &; resumed his office hours in Washin, consulted every Wednesda; for a 9 room HO! Baltimore, “has to 3 o'clock, ‘ar Infirmary, at No, 1208 Pénnsylvania FRANK WHIT: 10th street nw. OR KENT—How e with 8 rooms, No, 417 8th st., between D and E sts.a.w, $25 per month, the Magnetic H Inquire a 926 Louisiana avenue, ane successfully the LOST AND FOUND. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, mode; Should not fail to get FUSSELL’S gat SPLENDID ace (STA SCOTCH TERRIER; shaggy; hing | ‘all fence and side ent sheared close and bush: A ieward of $3 if returnad to JAS. JOHNS . myll-Im_ VANILLA ICE CREAM. [= PITCHERS, OsT— On 7th street between @ and D. an od- fashioued GOLD WATCH, wih gold Tf the finder will leave’ with Miss KAG1 ER, 316 Indian: snitably rewarded .. treats ‘ost obstinate Chronic and Acute free. Officehours—8 to 11 a. m, and 8 to jk. J. B. GIBBS, REMOVED TO 708 15TH STREET, Over Thompsons Drug Store, {OR SALE OR RENT—A handsome now three- uansard root, 10 room 3 hot and cold water; tron story lirick HOUSE, » improvement: good tenant, end 23d n.w. i York avenue. Location’ on M st.. between 22d er onner 15th st. and Now EAL ESTATE BULI ETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh St. | (Changes made every We*nesday aud Saturday.) Three Story Brick Houses for Sale. Park Hotel. 71) st. ro, 1 Od. LNPS......-.868.000 Continental Hotel. P: st. 1. 100 rs). 35.000 721 723 725 15th st. uew.. mol. 10 rs. 30.000 909 M st. n.w., mod. imps, 13 17,500 ve. mod. imps.. LL rs 16 500 + moa, imps. 12 rs. 15.000 5 mod. imbs,. 2 ay We 13.500 514 th sty owe, med. tins. i x Sst. he. mod. imps. 12 es... ) 13th st. n.w., mod, lmps,, 12 rs. 19,000 | bh Tvo-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale. | . $900 005 8. Crolina ave. s.e.. fh. 10 175410 1 . 148 N. Car 630 Est. se, fb. G53 3A st. sie. FNL 5 1134 Delaware ave. he, 9 B41 ZI st. Be, 624 K st. se. bn | Unimproved Property for Sale. | band 10th uw, bets Head a bet. Rand S n.w 14th and 15th We. Perit bet. Kanab nw 5 Houses for Rent. 1616 11th st. new. fura., mod. imps.. 10 rs., 417 13:h st.'n.w., store, mod. imps..32 rs 2031 ['st.u.w.. mod. imps.. 13 rs 404 6th st. n.w., mod, tmps.. 16 rs. G13 F st. .%.. mod. imps. 10 425 and 4274°h st. new.. mod. imps. iL ts.) 50 171 Pa, ave.. n.w.. store, mod, imps, 6 rs. 50 216 D st. n.w.. mod. imps,. 10 ts. 45 405 8th st. new., mod. imps.,1'r 40 1744 New York ave.n mod, inips., 13 Ts. 40 po ot Be W.. mod. HTS.. 10 rs 220 24st. mod imps, 13 rs. 35 za. K St.n.W.. mod. tiup 30 1212 Pa. ave. i.w., moa, 25 | 126 10th st. We. “mod. Fal 5 20 .W.. Store. mod. Imps. 87S 20 ‘tore, mod. imps. 8 rs. 20 9 Fs... 20 he We, med. 20 Yrile st 15 82 and 84 2d st., G 5 1821 Vermont ave. new. i4 1325. 1329 and 1335 4% st 13 G15 Sst. nw. 47s... 13 1 issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bal- letin of all property for sale and rent on my books, ‘han On application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired, Auction Sales. Ou SATURDAY, May 18th,at 5 p m., No, 1611 6th st. new. Loans. $6.000. $2,000, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. Tay 18-tr KR RENT— B. H. WARNER & Co., BRaINaRD H.WARNER, EDWIN A-MCINTIRE, 916 F street northwest. 1206 K st, nw, .....$150 2207 H st. nw, 1006 F st. sto€dwel..100 617 L st. nw, 1211 ©, furnished....90 456 N.J cor 2st 709 12th st, Lw,......60 520 18th st. nw, ......60 816 E st. nW, -.. 488 Penn, ave, store 455 CBE. TW, coeeeeeee 55. \715 De Sales. G06 F St. TW, ose000004-50 220 B st. nw, fur... 40 1081 7th st. with store,40 1416 11th st. nw, ..244.35 440 K St. DW, 0000000085 535 ULth st. NW, ..+.--35 2413 Penn. ave, .....35 OTN 35 ee BS SBS SBS RR BS J 88, 810 4th st, ne... 2222210, Sip, with stable, £0.30 | near Boundarynw, 10 | 446 © st, nw.. ......85 1131-38 Park Place....10 Store & dwel’g,Geo’n, 25 1815 I st. ne,..........10 1226 8 st. nW,......-...25 1003-1005 8 Carave....8 Also, a number of other Houses, similar to taa | above alist of which 1s materially altered nearly every day on the bulletin at our office, tr Fo SALE. By THOS. J. BROWN. R. 19, LeDroit Bld’g. Shandsome. new b.h., nr. 9th, 7 r., mod imps. small cash payment, with long time and lo’ interest on balance. 5 neat new b.h., 6th st. n,w., each 3 new b.h.. Srs., m, i. 13:h'st. n. 12r. bh. I st.. 6 100 Sr. b.b. 9r.b.b., 10th st.... 3 700 6r. ho. ir. bb. 20th 3 3,000 6r. b. r B.h.. 8,900 ft. Bib, 3.000 Lot 6190. P st. Tr. b. b., 15th s.t.. 2,650 Lot R.1., av. nr. iL 14th st THE TRADES. Bee# BINDING. | The public is fully Informed that the LYCEPT BOOK MINDE Y is carried on ar heretofore. The same excellent workmen are em ployed, and the work turned out will be in the superior style which has always been @ character: istic of the establishment, GENT: 1012 Pa. ave. , 84 floor, ape-ly A. GMAS®, 1 BINET-MAKER, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND M STREET NortTuwest, nov7-Ly GiBor BROTHERS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.C, 4a Fine Printing a Specialty. janl9-1y WNINGS. JOHN C. HOGAN, 713 Market Manufacturer of a Newly Patented Spring Roller and Ventilating Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public Sulidings aud Private Dwellings. ‘lags auld Teute ‘or sale or ren! le for uu! Mildew-Proof ‘Awning Material epib tr Nel JR RENT—HOUSE No. 1218 N st. n.w.. nine RR. DUKE. Dentist, ath and marble mante.s, Le'ween D and E st sets of Teeth, $8; Ing without pain: 60 cents, 423 7th street southwest, rooms, water, gas, \uality Porcelatn-lined Ice Pitchers, Made ly fine, Stamped with our name and WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS, warn everybody from trusting any one on m acccunt as I will pay no debts except su contracted by me in person. 3 JOHN J. B, LERCH, PERSONAL. oy OTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.-1 hereby fore- | (Ee for rew av Apply next door; or Paint Store, 1217 KE. st. a avenue, they will be pa myl7. KR RENT—A Desinan@ STORE AND FIX- TUKES—The eli GOODS STORE. . 707 Market Space, occupied by D. E,W. r, having upled by 1D). EB. W. Carter, havi 00d order, is, wit! ly at No. 612" Peunsyivania EDUCATIONAL. ‘HE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 1s preparing an unusually red and e class of young Joun E. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B Street Northwest, Near the BaKimore and Potomac Railroad Depot, have for sale, at fair prices, ROOFING and OTHER TIN PLATES, ZING, all sizes of IRON (HORSE and HORSE-SHOE NAILS, NAILS, BOLTS, 8CB Tsigned, as Trustee. a convevance of all his of every kind for the benefit of cre litors. iernigneds as Trustees at his pike Gr eas eee under asTrustee, at his place of business, 5 and. all" creditors ‘are duly notiMed to. Ris their | FORK RENT COTTAGE, one stoi ‘ in ‘the healthy vil rom city. Inquire of Dr, BREED. cor. 8th vu HUBS, RIMs, HIS 18 TO NOTIFY ALL CONCERN«D, | 2!4 Fe that FRANK ISEMAN Ine Sone SSR, | aud del ; © FRONT Boo recple to revive the business interests of the as are YR RENT—Very a F‘ three windows facing second floor, FURSALE A. fine tren Cow, STABLE. co 48 sddard st, .Geo'twn 12 rooms, mod. imps 50 00) vee an ais», bay Haw OR SaLF—BAY MARE, six years ou: Kind Yaud HARN + C HAZEL’S Staph Grorgetown, D.C! BUGG Sheeet HUGUELY & ROW 647 New York ave, refun ed. ments'and balance in mouthly tustalmonts, ee F HUGH QUIGLEY, 1K SALE—TOP BUGGY, bullt by one ot the best makers: suit ed | OF pleasure, Sth st. new. PORTY CARRIA Tiack and Ro le for a doctor Inquire at KELLEHER'S Livery, GES. BUGOIES, WAGONS, yk, and Boed BULKEYS very cheap. 90 | Second hand six passenger, wort For Rent. | 31 COOK, 196 Bridge at. Ge BOARDING. Boar for the summer can te had at the * . | Washing |; e wh Was at the station on the the place )ARD—In family of a Prac ic by Medica! Seu: central 5 given Address “* ASHLEY," | Washin IN THE MOUNTAL ashiugton via Metrone! = ber Ist. at No, 7 | Story Rooms. N. andS Dre sing wacer: mire rs MER BOARDE, ant accommodation Datiy mail received. KS WILL FIND P FEW ELE 4h LAURE ininutes* wai rounded by beautiful lawa MissEs TALRO1 )ARDERS TAKEN AT . BB. & 0, KK. AT MORAY FARM, Baliey 5 ddress Mrs, L. .C. SON. Washington, SUMMER BOARD Station, 20 acres, (XOUNTRY BOARD. table, datly matis, & two and one-half a Terms moderate, TRANSIENT AND . T., SOU THAL: DEEMANENT, BOARDERS 'at corner New York ave, formerly of Baltimore. UMMER BOARDEL a Farm House on an eminence and overlooking the town of Vv d commanding of the surroundin ue Kidge mountains, Foams, shady yard, and oak half a mile above Berryville, Clarke ‘@ maguificent ng country and Large, newly ~ grove in rear of house, red, Fille, Clarke county. Va. LLEASANTLY ROOMS, with first-class 1A BL & private fainily where appreciati joy the comforts of home at FURNISHED © BOARD. in ve parties cam reasouable expense, ap30 3) REMONT HOU 00d BOAKD ee before mak oard ani pm for $60 per month; single rooms, gent an Persons desirous of ob- and ROOM at a reduced s. $25 to $80 per month ber week. Tabie Board $20 per month ERSONS WHO A main in the elt find choice ROOMR, with summer residen sts, Miss BORU: N® YORK Gentlemen with house the surround! the conveniences of a A liberal arran; who desire Meals on RE COMPELLED TO re- he Warn weather, No. 1800, cor. of AVENUE HOTEL, Jor. New York ave, and lith st, their fauilies can find st this gs of ® pleasant home, with ‘well conducted hotel, t will be made with ‘persons f B. SCOTT, Proprietor. BOOTS AND SHOES. — J GEORGES, CITIZENS. MILITARY AND SHOE AND GalTER MANU nsylvania avenue. ING At Once ease and! iaranteed. Will call ses and take lueasures, if requested A fine selection of FACTURER, comfort in ail cases at hou postal card or letter, lesand gentlemen's Gor ture, aml of superior qual! gores inserted in Machine: also all Ki short no! ie. M42BYELLous ds of my own manufac- id at reasonable prices d galters by pat nds of fie repairing dv BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES TIES, LOW-BUTTON, SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Tos, French and Low Heel, for La/lies, Misses and Children, from 25 cts. to $8.50, LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cts. te $5. CHILDS’ SHOES, 20 cts. to §! WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. ’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, fr m 50 cts, to $8, BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, LOUIS HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH STRKET. Sion of “That Old Woman of Mine.” MEDICAL, &c. 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari- es and Obstructions: 80 years’ experience. Office 906 B st. 8.w , opposite Smithsonian. my8-2w* KR. LEON, The Oldest Established and only consulted every Ti ay. GREAT REDUCTION IN) , 5. BW ve ON IN NEWGOUD! ‘Ail Pemaie Compinints Culekly each? yes eek, Loox AT Tie Facte oe ‘emale Complaints quici Residence, 3 ‘Monroe st., Baltimore. novié-ly trlange:; 1118 New York Reference given Terms moderate, Mk R COURSE at Locality central U3 er SPENCBRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘7th and L streets, during May, June and July, UR RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, a. iced prices, by B. B, CLARE, 1001 @ month in Pen reatly reduc kkeepht.g and the 43s st. sw. culations con- MICHAEL COAKLEY, Trustee, jawny Corner Calvert and German sts., nected therewith, For terms inquire at the College Office. mr4 3m APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, VILLE, Pa.—! #45. Students Pleasant, one Office, 921 D st., '» CONCcoRD- ule f : and F sts, n. STROLOGY. MADAME R0ss, This celebrated Lad: Medium can be consul! CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, VaRNISHES, as well asa general assortment of HARDWARE, RUBBER HOSE, 25 feet, com: Ni for $3. SE REELS, 65.50. DOZEN CLARET WINE, Selected by am expert and bottled 1 guarantee it the finest WINE in the District at the price—$4.50 per dozen, Cc. WITMER, 1918 Pennsylvania Avenue. ‘ental SILKE WORSTED SUIT for $0 ‘the most dressy ou this season, at PAINTS AND at No. 201 D st., Past, Prese: Fo wast ey undertak! all ictly confidential, Ladies, $1; gentiem: Sovae-iy” plete, with Coup- a of the ss.) Consulta ‘aad Pane ihe greatest in America, can bé consi 3 professional. 1 street cars pags the ‘door Madame cars or. stello will leave for the Paris Exposition Jane EMOREST PATTERN! liers and Stati and Blank Books HITE & CO., 71a street n.w. School ities. seps-ly v ALUE THEIR SIGHT to know ‘abe beat One Doliar @LASS- H.H.# 'LEB'S, Optician, Penn. svenue corner iE LARGEST AND B: Baltimore, M1, POE RENT—HOUSE No. 216 A st. s.0.. con- 12 rooms with all modern convenier ces; a south frontand is on! Inquire of JNO. oa tor business ae ictors first class, 3. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Prin, Mi CORRIDON, pre Coud Bunion 6 tal ihis house. from the Capitol locations in the cit Astrologist and Heating | Wewtiousin tbe ct She has no superior in delineating the —Two ROOMS, and Future, In ove or business aoe | FOE, PENT Two ROOMS bing your friends, point- wer Markriter’s uew store, Apply at the store, BRENT Six room HOUSES, all modern | N[AT TANS» ‘Haig SOOVERY provements, | WHEATLEY BROS. 7th of faded) ba to Is original ecloe im] and Rhode. Fat ‘KNT—402 K st. n HC USE; in thorough near market and cars; street heautifully parked. Apply next ap20-6w* eight-room Bri gas and water: front R RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- (tuning fourteen roomie. including batti-room and water closet; on a beautiful reat, F LIFE, | | one square from carsand near churches and schools the constitution in four’ weeks. | Tange: latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. rty can be rented to a careful rinanent ten- ant for $43 per month, payable in vance. Inquire case. Sole niverity t, | at 222 13th st. 8.W. RENT—HOUSBES, 2140 and 2148 Pennsyi- ‘avenue, 10 rooms: rebuilt last summer, and in EST ASOT ENE CE ALB: TF COA’ LR AP Mtge SSUES | EB vania aa Rew: LINIMENT Cures Kheumatism, Nei Headache and all sores. pains, gins &c. If never fails. ry it. Sold by ts. 25 and 6Ocents, STOTT CROMWELL. Pennsylvania aven for Washington. - ‘apid-m, wt bin = PECIaL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON a De Sconeutiea be ‘Wednesday and Saturday at er betwoen Stl and 10th fan Bee Rpts on all diseases of the Urinary and jervous viz: Organic and! Weak- ness, Nervous Debility, Lm) , Premature De- ', Nervous Trem! of the Heart, & native of Persons in need of medical Pe ment for any of the above diseases. will find it to | well- treated Street Norteeat” ‘ novi-ly ONDS AND STOCKS, 1408 Pee Intted States Bonds of all kinds; a - 10th st. and Penna. avenue DI . i icy A, BTRAUS' Lg58 GEER AEE’ Pes | TD Brox SH@E AUCTION HOUS: SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Avenus, BETWEEN 4% AND 6TH STREETS. Holiable Ladies” Physician tn the City, canbe | CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE 0 IN. Buti Gaiters, $2, now $1 25, Ladies Foxed Bals.. Ladies Foxed Button, $2.25, now Ladies Plain Lasti Ladies Kid and Ladies New ports and Ti Lad es Slippers, 35, 60 Children’s shoes, 25, 40. 50, SPECIALTIES, — o frow $2 1 ble Goods, Peat Ba Foxed Button Boots from $1.50 togs, ‘Last be ol oo (ie pierre ocesecig, | EVERY ARTICLE BULD AS ADVERTISED. Bals,, $2. now Buttons $3, now #1 80, 60. 5 French Hee! Kid Button Boots, Birictures and Sypuilis quickly curse, “Oa easy, | phil gel for the pext BO ic r. B. isa any ‘with 12 years’ éxperience the above house can be found tne best home- Special practin, endorsed by theta mntee tane-cehed ‘Low Quarters — Ties Anis, city. visits Washington every edeaday traps—t . Clark & Co., 2a]; 3 per cont. lower from Faust, Br. & Co., (Balt (Baltimore, Md., yurers, at ? THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, Penn’ by _Han:bietonian, at GEORGE PEA A E PEABODY. at $10. jon obtained from the owner, i® avenue. or from the Street, opp. Joyoe's: x. OND -, CLOTHIN( jsitended so." 2° erm