Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1878, Page 2

ES ene a a ae SR A Po ell THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN FRIDAY S50 STON: June 7, 1873. CROSBY 8. NOYES... Faiter. Average sworn 47, Daily Circulation over 00. being @ much larger bona fide, that of all the other da city added toye.her. y papers in the The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may hav® THe STAR sent to their adress by mail, postage prepaid, for such period of time as they may desire, at the rate ef 15 cents per week, 60 cents per month, $1 75 for three months, or $3 for six months. a The money to pay for the time required must In all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the paper cannot be sent, —————— Double Sheet Saturday. Tie double-sheet STak of to-morrow will be of exceptional interest on all its eight pages, and a yet larger edition than heretofore will be printed to supply the demand. Our advertis- ers are again requested to send in their an- nouncements intended for the double sheet, this evening, or early to-morrow morning What the Southern Papers Say. It is quite evident that the Southern papers take no stock in Mr. Montgomery Blair's expectation of unseating Hayes as the out- come of the investigation. The Baltimore Sun remarks that his opinion “seems not to be entertained by any prominent democrat of either house of Congress The Baltimore Gazette tells Mr. Blair that the adverse report of the House Judiciary Committee on the Maryland Memorial and the Kimmel bill was the proper thing for that committee to do. The Richmond Dispatch proceeds at some length to show, first, that it is not the wish of the democrats to assail Mr. Hayes’s title; and S:eond, that there is no method by which it could be done if they were so disposed. In | the first place, it says, there is no law under which any proceedings can be begun in any court to test the title of Mr. Hayes to the Presidential oftice. In order to the establish- ment of such a law, either Mr. Hayes mas? sign a bill to provide a method for testing the titie to Lis own office. or else the democrats must two-thirds majority in both houses of Coagr ss, and pass such a bill over the veto. It is not po for the democrats to seeure such a majority before the expira- tion of Mr. Hayes’s term. members of Congress to be eleéted next a1 ular and permanent circulation then | The term of the | will exp*-e on the sameday that Mr. Hayes’s | term wiliend. And the democrats, so fa: they from entertaining any hope that they will have a two-thirds majority in the next House of Representatives, have not made up their minds that they can elect a majority of its members. Indeed, it is by no means cer- tain that the republicans will not be stronger than the democrats in the next House. The present House of Representatives has not the time, if it were inclined, to impeach Mr. Hayes. But, says that paper, ‘even if we concede that the House could possibly be guilty of an act of such stupid folly as the im peachment of Mr. Hayes would be, the Senate would dismiss the articles of impea short order. Nothing less than a two-thirds yote in the Senate can remove Mr. Hayes from office.” There is a certain degree of uneertainty about election returns from Oregon for the frst week or two, but if the present reports are sustained by the final count, the demo- crats wi na Senator and a Congressman. This will increase the demoeratie strength in the U ate to at least 41 of the 76 mem bers; and will aid the House demoerats in keeping contro! of that end of the Capitol. The deficiency appropriation proposed for the Post Mice department is entirely inade quate. It appears that the department has been authorized by the various appropriation Dills to expend $34,103,143, to. meet which the sum of #?,493,725 bas been appropria’ed out of the general treasury, leaving a balance of 649.418 to be supplied from the postal rev. enues. The difference between the probable revenues and this amount will give the prob- able deficit. The revenues for the six months ending on the 3ist of last December were $14,255,315 45. At this rate the amount for the entire fiscal year would be #28, leay ing $2,142.787.10 to be supplied in some way. and for which a further appropriation from the Treasury is asked. The deiicien ii just reported appropriates for this pucp $550,000, or something over a quarter of the necessary am unt. It is impossible that the receipts of the last six over the first six months of the year shoud be $1,592.787.10 which, in addi ion to the proposed deficiency appropriation, will be the suin required to enable the department to cover the amounts which it has been authorized to expend. ——- «-e- Among the evidences of upheaval in Ger- many is the development of a silver party that maintain that the pecuniary distress existing in that country is due to the demonetization of silver. The Deutsche Zeitung, the organ of this party, urges the government to send a representative to the Iuterna‘ional Coinage Congress, and to restore the double standard on the basis of 1 to 15% Particulars, now received, of the tornado in China, several months ago, show that we can- not begin to compete with the Old World in this kind of casualty. -Our eyelone in Wiscon- sin was highly destruc‘ive, but here is one which destroyed nearly nine tho usand houses and killed, it is estimated, between 5,000 and 10,000 peop'e. What with tornadoes, famine, and destructive floods, the condition of China is pitiab The unrepaired condition of the P. Office buildin: through lack Stances, a natio ent and its intermittent operations funds, are, under the cireum- disgrace Levissee’s testimony amounts to nothing in showing that Tilden had anything to do with the bundred thousand dollar offer for his aid in giving Louisiana to the demoerats. An- detsep’s testimony amounts to nothing in showing that Hayes had anything to do with any scLeme to give Louisiana to the republi- cans. 7 A suggestive bit of ws to mothers comes from London. An epidemic seemed to break out amorg the children in a ce: tain district of that city, ar large number of infants died. It was fina liseovered that the sickness and ‘hment in | deaths were caused by the use of a “ violet | powder,” prepared by a chemist of that sec- tion, which contained from thirty to fif.y per cent. of white arsenic. The indictment of the New York Aldermen | and Board of Health for maintaining nuisances or permitting them toexist, cannot fall to have a healthy influ Corresponding officials in other cities will be led to pay closer atten- tion to their proper duties, or, if not, a prece- dent for specific action by grand jaries, in- stead of generalities, has been established for such cases. The fault found with the N York aldermen is that they granted permits to set up stands on sidewalks, in spite of the pro- ests of the owners of houses before which they were placed, and with the Board of Health that it failed to suppress various nuiz. ances. Itis probable that this second attempt on the life of the Emperor William will have the effeet of driving the liberals to support the government's anti-socialist bill, and will thus insure its passage. If the socialists are eon- nected with the attempted assassination they haye made a political blunder. THE WEEKLY STAR. now ready, contains all the News of the Week; the Potter Investigation Business; other doings in Con- ess; the European crisis; the Attempt to | ssassinate the German Emperor : Lively Local Notes; Agricultural Matters: and Department. News; Proceedings of the Courts: Local Affairs: Choice Stories: Poems amd Sketches; Agricultural and Household | Matters. Terms: % per annum, in advance, postage Prepaid: single copies tive ce1 ANTELS AT COST, at WM. ROTH ELL'S, 113 B st, 8,¢., Capitol Hill. je7-24 I Cee ONL: Fp Lath street sw. ON SOSEURCH PARTIES and SUNDAY » Apply tod, #, F, CARLIN, mytt-aw White “House | ARLIN'S SPRINGS OPEN FOR THE SEA- | L247 2% THE ROSEBERY RING :CARF. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Penn. avenue jeT-tr ) LINEN DRILL JA‘ KETS AND Beaty arn PRON ALL A ae ee ee ee 3, Wo SELBY Cantonade Pants, $1, $1.25 and $1.50, at = oa c : "te a.b0 vents, ait BAIR Men's oats, 40 anc cents, at Ma, a ee $1 50 wot SELBY. en's ‘a Coats, at ol J. W. SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Penn, ave.. Between 19th and 20th sts. jeT-tr Gs STOVES, GAS OVENS AND BROILERS, All sold on a guarantee, Full line of GAS FIXTURES VERY CH&aP, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS, CORCORAN BUILDING, Fifteenth Street. jeT-tr E. F. BROOKS, s' MMER READING. Ouidas’ Friendship. “5130 Lippincott’s Magazine, vol, ‘xxi, 1878........ 2 50 Mcmorial and Biographical Sketches. Jauies Freewan (1arke.......050. 200 Christ, His Nature and Wark... 200 Charlotte Cushman, her Life aud’ Letters, Stebbins... .. oe soso 250 A Study of Miloa"s Paradise Lost, Himes... 150 Adventures of an American Consul Al 150 AB-SA-RA-KA-The Land of the Massaerr Carringtor . 2150 Watch and Ward, Haines jr, 125 Pc er's Bride, by autho M ria Monks ughter. 150 © Works 1150 Machine cn ‘Tompkine 450 The Clifton 75 mp > é Fiank!: Square brary as far as | ublish ‘"L, un ail styles, at SOLOMONS © CHAPMAN, jettr 911 Pennsyleaniaae nue. G RAND OPENING OF SUMMER CLOTHING. Just opened the following Goods: LIGHT BUSINESS SUITS, FINE BATISTE SUIT: BLUE FLAANEL ‘SUITS, LIGHT CASSIM«RE PANTS, ALPACA AND SURGE CoaTs, LINEN AND MOHAIR DUSTERS W HITE MARSEILUES AND DUCK VESTS, LOYS* LINEN SUITS, BOYS’ ALPACA JACKETS, At usual lcw prices, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, je7-tr Three doors east of 11th street. FFICF OF THE COMMISS!ONER3 OF THE Oo DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON. June 7, 1878. Sealed Proposals will be received at the ofite | § abeve unth 12 o'clock noon, THURSDAY, Jun 20th, for fn nishing Fuel tothe Disire™ Give ment for the year ending June 30°h, 1379. Fur FOR RENT AND SALF _FOR XENT AND SALE BUSINESS CILANCES. ny OD | V UATION as chamber maid or nurse: | jee fons to traveling. Address Hox N office. ANTE!)—A SITUATION by # y 88 a water in a hotel or restaur on’. an willing to leave the city, Address No, 2022 F xt, n. Ww. a | ANTED” A young MAN whohwa thorough | knowledge of the settlement of peusion aid | bounty clams. Address Lovk Box 20, Post of- fier, HTS * ANTED-STARS_—Ten copes of Eveui Starof April 19:h, or Weekly Star of Ap-il for which twenty-five centsa piece will be t Star oftive, JeT 3% W ASLED- PLAT) ING. at 2 cents per yard: done by the latest improved machine; no sizeing is u~ d; can plait 14 inches wid>, Mrs. ©. LUCAS, 2153 Pa, ave., corner 2212, | je7-3i* ANTED—Two energetic MEN on salary o commission; minis*ers without a charge pre- ferred. W. W. HAYNE. Room 6 Lutelligencer Building, Tth and () ste, Cai: 12 to Ldally. 37-3! ANTED—A small improved FARM, not fur ther than ten or fi'teen m‘les from Washing- iT 3 eee is tckyille, all oF part of 9 nished HC USE. with parden: Rooms with oF without Board. Apply to 8S STOVER, cornsr of 12th and H sts. n.w. joT-3tt FOR RENT— HOUSES 419 and 421 6ihs’., sween Dand KE, suitable for Boarding -hnses. or Offices. Apply at 720 12h st., between 9 and lla m, ane3 and p.m. JeT-2w* )R RENT_—HOUSE No. 1422 Nstn.w mol ern improvemen’s. 9 rooms. Apply to'J AS ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, No. 621 Pennsyivan'a ave- nue, jeT-Am FFOR RENT_—At 1718 Pennsylvania ave nw. DWELLING HOUSE of six rooms, moi! imps, wity Storeroom attached: ‘rent af entir rises $50 7 month, Pp! 10 CU a WACGAMAN, 519 Teh at. moe JeT 3t K RENT—HOUSK 1014 1T-h st. n.w.; modern iinprovements; 9 rooms; rent $50 pe month, For particulars apply T. EB, WAGGA- MAN. Je6 te JOR EEXT— at Scmivary Howl, on Goorge- town Hetgnts, pleasant Furnistied or Uu ie nish-d RUOMS at ‘low prices: corner of Washin ton ard Gay sts. FURNITURE T KEN OU WANTED A HORSE ‘Tor his keep, tor two | hours use each evening: best of care and at tention ; or will parchae: on reasonable terms. Ad- dhess Box 358, clty P.O. Je5'3:* WASTES. TO HIRE—A good BUGGY fo: two weeks; gowl care will be taken, Address, giving price per Week, Box 668, P.O. Jet ANTED Old GOLD and SILVER in iar or sisal quantities. Highest price paid HICKEY & O.. Manufacturing Jewell rs. 355 Pennsyivania avenue fim ANTED- HORSES to Pasture at three dul- lars per month; abundance of grass_ shade and water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN'S Stables G st. between 6h and 7th n w., or ad- dress JOHN W, BELL, Sligo, Montgomery co., Md. Jel-Lm* W AN iE 0 SEE Summer CLOTTING for children and adnits by a family going into mourning. "Address ** Clotuing,"’ Post vilice. my 28-12.* WANTED ACUMEN fo sell the French bis Belle Letter i Any kind iuk DO press or Water require: Every bus: nd commercial trav-ler wii] bny them, Send sample and terms free. JUDSON & CO.. Room 6, Tribune Building, Chicago, Ill.. General Agent: | fur United Stuies ‘and Cauadas, for the Pari: | House. my15 Im | ANTED—wo or three GENTLEMEN 1) 06 cupy a large third story south front room, 0: suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOA KD- first class, 617 F st. now. fo |W ANTED To exchange, aow SLO VES far oh ones. Groceries or Fuel, si BUTLEK'S. 5: and K sis. u.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or u pay. Btover ranted, nov 18-23 | W 487 ED-To exchange, new STOVES Torok ones, Groceries or Fuv!, at BUTLER‘S. 51! Fug Kaw. Latrobes to heat wo rou ee p25. seolb-tr used: ton: must be near railroad oF rl\@): will jeqse TCRAGE AT REASON ABLE RATES, fe6-Im" riviege ot buying. Address -*Farm,’? S'a: FOR RENT—ASuburan FURNISHED Brot tng location and price Ee HOUSE: prime order for. summer, to nies WANED A, WHITE GIRL to cook. was) | ‘amily of ladies without children; use of carriage and iron and do general housework, "No. 20 servants included, Address A. B Star ot- Ist. n.w. Je6-3'* se6-tm | WANTED, BY 8 respectable waite gil, « SIT (OR RENT_ $25 Pen MontTH—A Nice BRICK UATION in a private family to do geuera! HOUSE, No. 1033 N. J. ave. u. w.. 9 rooms, housework; has best of references. Address Rox ed cellar, gas, bath, hot anil cold water IL, Star office, je6 2" rbe, range, ke. EK. K. LUNDY, 144 Bri Ige WANTED SUI UATION to work by the day. at.. Georgetown, Je6-tr | week or month, by a competent, trustworthy ‘OR BENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, and | golured gist,” Best reference given. "Call for thre bathroom: newly refitted; low toa peru anent days, 218 24 st. n.w. $6 3" ei tenant. Apply at 1023 17th st. n.w. ‘UR RF NT—A three-sto:y Brick HOU: 1207 13:h st. n.w., between M ana iedern iu prevemevis.” “Apply Next door, 3.5 3c {OR REN f—Furnished ROOM, ‘ront: suliabl for ene or two geitlemen: ¢ nveni' ut to ail departments, Address L., Star office, J 5-30" FOR RENT—HOLSE No. 4.3 New Yor ave, fh. w., 8 rooms; will be rented low. to a promp: tena t. “Apply to JOHN B.S OTT, New Avene Hotel, 5 Ott OR RENT A three-story Bri-k HOUS Wate nd was: No. 707 Rbote tsl ud a al-o, five ROOMS in house 1003 Lith st. App'y at 1106 L st. new, Jed 3t Fs, KENT—HOUSE No 1737 F st. u.w.; mod. imps. : 9 rooms; rent, $50 per month, For par- E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. vom HOt SES, with all con- hurully situated. Apply. to +» corner Tiand hod tsl- mm veniences; WHEATLEY BRO: aud avenue new. {OR RENT— Furnished HOUSE, on New York ‘ave splendid chaace for boarding house; rent very low if taken before the 15th inst. 15-3 * RO, HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, ‘OR REN T~Partios wishing coolandairy 18 for the summer, will fad two second-s commun: i, Unfurnished ROOMS, with bal: cony, delight turer, located, and near an excellent '226 Massachusetts ave, Je5-3." OR RENT—A nice three-story Brick HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, bathroom and cellar, wii ll conveniences and in good condition; good stale and pump in yard; No. 716 7th at. s. Apply No. 625 6th sts, GOR RENT—For year or season, commodious HASIV ENCE near Baltsvil. 14 miles trom Washington; B. &O. RR. GEO. C, HUMES, Attorney-at-Law, 412 5th st. new. Je4-6" JANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK 0! any kind: elghteen years experienco. Uphol OR RENT—A ten-roomed REST sant One hundred tons HARDEST CAL, steamboat size. toarrive, Also, a general assortment of al! kind for family use, 16-hand K sta. nw. Given and Water just RECEIVED-A new invoice of LEGHORN FLAT: FRENCH and AMERICAN CHIPS. Also, 30 boxes of ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS, bought for one-third their value, will be sold ac- cording’y. Cail and examine cur prices and stock before buy- ing elsewhere, Mrs. J. P. PALMER, 1107 Fst., bet. 11th and 12:h sts. and size DICKSON & KING, , } Yards. $630 je6-tr - ~ é 19 GREAT REDUCTION. (¢ 19 STRAW GOUDS, PARASOL: SUN UMBRELLAS, &¢., . At DAVIy 719 Market Space, cor. 8th street. CHIP HATS and BONN TS marked down les. thar 1alf price; Children’s Trimmed Brightoa and other Fa: cy HATS at 50 cents, former price from $1 te $1.50, at DAVIS’, 2OSUN UMBRELLAS. all styles and prices all Lought this season—fresh, desirable gvo!s a cost, At DAVIS’. Great B.rgains in REMNANTS aad ODD Li AL DAVi Japaaese and other FANS. id DAVIs. Complete lines of TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, BUTTONS, HaMBUrG EDGES ‘and UINSER- TIONS. NOTIONSpiud Fancy @UODB, a: lo ves: market prices, at DaVis. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, best makes and styles at lowest prices, At DAVIS. SHETLAND SHAWLS. HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES SASHES, NECK WEAR. FLOW’ ERs, FEATHERS and MILLINERY = O0DS always on hand, at DAVIS", NEW GOODS received every day, and every ar- ticle Warranted as represented, DAViS At 719 Market Space, cor. 8th st, yoW READY. The new Ameriian R ‘TARY WATCH, Elegant assortment of at very low prices, at Hop- kins’ patent), Slem-winding and stem-svt- fe keeper, : , 1. P, Linpey, y5-1m 437 9th street. [p= BREWSTER WAGON. CAUTION, We learn that bogus Wagons, bearing our name, have been off-red for sale in Washington city. In- formation may be obta ned from our agent, AN - DREW J. JOYCE, 412 14'n street. BREWSTER & CO., 5 5-1m Of Broom street, New York. Two THOUSAND JAPANESE FANS, & FERRY'S Kureka Steam Beating anc | Sweeplug Works, 7th-st. whart. Orders vy ati, or left at W. 8. MIPCHELL'S, Market Space. 21-13 W fadZeegentiomen tw Know that WM. MOOEE. Mecohant apilor, jor Now York avenue, makes a laity of a Garments te tuade at home. ne Caraga Ay ANTED~ A perfect and clean copy of the first umber of the EVENING STAH. (or whlehs Uberal price will be paid. Aj ‘at the Star | offtes.. > = ei ug80-tf FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE_One No-top Second-hand BREW- BTER BUGGY at $75: neatly done, \p at a cost of $65. J. W. 8’ nit OS hortheast corner New York avenue aud roar 15th st. OR SALE—JUST FROM THE COUNTRY. young blooded MARK, 16 hands high, gentle, and a guod driver; one driving and racdle’ HORSE. can trot in 3 minutes: one bay MARE, a lady can drive. 0. H.'P. CLARK, at J.T. Price's Livery Stable,8116.hst.n.w. j3-6.> PCR SALE One Bay HORSE, very kind iu har- 8: hess, ard » good family Horse; one ‘uggy snd one Family Carriage. "The Buggy is new. Apply at No, 718 13th s:, LW, jel-im wB BALE A par ENDID , FoRNOUT Bisck MARE, Side-Bar it and. HARNESS: Mare can trot iu ire am and 6p, miuutes; itis a superior roadster, and very gentle, Can be seen between 9 ¥ & BOWEN'S, New York ave., bet’ 6h and 7th sts, m. at HUGUEL FU BALE, Very low for cach. by a gentioma havitg ieft the city. ner eae 7 y for the summer, a fine T-cctave Kosewood PLANO: to UC PEPPY seen at 723 7th st. nw. Would take a gentle horse in part payment. my30-2w* PERSONAL. A SENTLEMAN WHO-E EVENINGS ARE unoc. upied desires to form the acquaintance 1 a sensible Young Lady, Address MEDICO. Star office, bid DERSONAL.—TuRee Lavizs O¥ 12TH sT., THURSDAY AFTERNOON, (¥) STERDAY,) AT M.: Will the one in cream-colored overskirt iced gentleman near F st.. communicate with an admirer? Address ** ROMULUS,” City post office, ut COMMENDABLE. ALL THR FIRST CLASS FURNITURE AND CARPET DEALERS Have agreed to Cl OSE THER BTORES AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M., Commencing June 10th, until September 1st, 1878 Jest MARE ME DUPREE. Indian Doctress and AVE Fortune feller. If you have a skeleton in Your closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. Residence, 219 Kst., near 3d n. w. Je4-2.0 T° YOU WISH a FAIR SKIN? mples, Biotches, Bum kind removed permanently * Supreme Skin Remedy"'—SULPHIDE Of ARSEN- 1CUM. It tas never falled to give. satisfactions Dk. DOHME & CO, Baitimore. Ma, Offices Nt Lge: ehliadeiphia, Chicago. Washington Upice—Now 611 12th st. n.w., between K and Fe Seud for cir ular and fuil uformation, Dr JAS. M. CARTER Physican in charge. Consultation free. Y ur druggisthas it, Guaranteed absolute, ly harm: ss and efficacious, Jef-Im nd Eruptions ofany nd prompt:y by the instruetion: and blanks, app!y tothe Saperintendent | gtey goods and work at lowest possible pri by aT warenen 3: ee ideas oan with anade ose Struetions . aPP'Y to the Saperintende vor rT sible prices, by ements: large flower yard. with shade treas. | gf Prepaty D.C., Room 17, Morrison Building, | ‘Ay HACHACH, O14 Louisiane avente pede: | South front nit ony $40 tO 2 sonal and < street, | Ty 7 SE thie family: or will be rented elegantly fur- By order of the Commissioners. } W ANTED—MOTHS and other jusacts tu furni- nished for $55. “This isa decide bargain, B. H TOWNSEND, | ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at fh DIG. eee ea BE Steed (Poel & Rep. EE row SPBropey | CAGES, Upnoiteret atk bares aasieety WARNER & CO., 916 F st. nw. qa 5b = = | rT KD—CARP! CLEAN Tay FOR RENT—Two ROOMS, third story, front: Mes brdthepabe He ce ant Y OUSE” | WW Bream Beating Wer to en aa LORE | HOH REN TaDys ROOMS, third st ply_at Dae Tht eee eee eee MIVA | twoon iq aud 61h sts, 8.w. Called for aud delivery | the store, 13 6" te ant, y Sta losed * > y Tg o'clock p. w., until further notice, | Without charge, dy13-2y FUE RENT 1005 St Large, wail Furnished GG. CORNWELL ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at ROOMS, with or without Board, Terms mod- 16 3t 1418 Pennsylvania avenue, CHACE’S, 614 Loutsiana ave, auglé-1y__| erate. Furnished HOUSE for rent. 6." *O FOUNDRY MEN. ANTED—CARPETS 0 CLEAN, ai MCGEY R RENT—HO' No, 611 13th st. n.w., be- tween F and G sts, ; 10 rooms; all the meiern improvements, Apply to No, 1219T'st. n.w. j3- 1309 14:4, . 15.4 G 8. iW, 6 1 43 7th, with store, e SUL & stow... 488 Pp, ave, store 55 3 ne 12D st, my. 18, eu 1907-1918 VHS ave. 12) | 315-517 N.J.a 0. my 1S | 123 A st. ue oe 306 1b sk. ow 714 9th st. ue... IM3 Vat iw | 1305 S street 0°" 17 Sus RL ave. aw ..16 | 1922 12tn st. ow 18 | 12th & Q, with store..16 319 Md. ave. ne, .....015 | 50 0 182, C st.swi 1906 16th st. nw, 59 Defrees st, 312 13th st. sw, 14 91h et. Per Satheand Go 20 13 M st, ao 112 4th st. 80, 2116 10th st. 104 C Bt, 86,0. 1349 H st. ne, Oost, qiseeeee5 810 4th st, no Sire a aioe 1131-38 Park Sore & dwel'g,@eo'n. 25 1126 19th st. uw. ......25 | 1815-1323 1 st. Aiso, a number of other Houses, similar to te above.'a list of which Is materially altered nearly every day on the bulletin at our office, tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOB, E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Sacurday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sal 508 11th st. n.w.. mod. Imps., 10 rs. 404 6th st. n.w., md. imps.y 15 rs. 728 18th st. n.w., mod. imys,. 12 rs 916 b st. n.w., Mod. imps., 10 r 211 A st. s.e., mod, imps.,"12 rs 1908 H st. n-w , mod. fanps., LO Ts 912 M st.” n.w.. mod. imps.) 12 rs aps. 10 Fs mod. imps. LL rs. |. imps. rick and Frame Houses for Se Wee fey 6 2 SW y 5 1134 Devaware'ave. nee.) f. 420 te 454 18:het, ne. Ba. 887 880 841 cua hats sit. Dy rs: Unimproved Property for Sale. D st,, bet, 12 hana 13 bs,w., per ft... K st.. bet. 26th anc 27:h new. per ft { at.. bet. 26 h and 27 bh n.w., per ft... ILD st., bet. Mand N sve. per ft 13th st.. bet. Cand D s.w.. per ft. Lst., ber, 2ist and 2921p, W., per ft. Jst.. bet. 23d and 24h u.w..’per ft Dost. bet. Tet aud 2d s.e., ‘Sper ft 9h si.. bet. Dand E s.w.. per ft ih st., be". 3. C. ave aud C st. s.e., perit. Houses for Rent. (upp r.) mod. imps., 18 re.... $125 1 Sib and D sts, th w.. mod. imps,, 3676S 125 ‘ist. m.w., mod. imps., 12 918 17th st. now. mod. imps, 900 M st. n.w., mod. fin 1000 F st. n.w., © one 419 13 613 F st. new.) mod: imps, 1718 Pa, n.W., store. mod, 25 16th st. hew., Mod. unps, aust. nod. imps, mod. imps.,1 Pr. ork ave, nw. mod, inips., 18 rs Pa. ay Ist st. n.’ Sat HL st, n aye. Madison st. n.W., Ist n.w.. mod. imps. 8 rs 817 29d st, n.W., mod, Imps. 8 46 My: test, n.e.. mo, imps, 7 82 and 84 2i'st., Georgetown, Tod. 1821 Vermont ave.. mod. imps., 6 14 6153 st. new. 41 es 13 426 11th st, n.w., store, Lr. LB 1 issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bul-, letin of all Property for sale and rent on my books, which can on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales. On THURSDAY. June 6th, at 6 p. m., 8, core: Ist and B sts, ne, Fak RENT—Four-story BRICK TIOUSE. No. 725 11th st. now. Possession given on the 5th: Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER & SON. 123i Poutisyivania ave 4c3 2. POL RENT—That fi HO st.. With thirteen rooms and ai provements, at $45 per mouth; also, No, D e.. with twelve .ooms at $30 per month COTTA! rith five rooms, just outside the a: 88 per month, Inquireof 3, RB, BOND. Bt. rf FOR BENT. 1125 ath st. nw. ERICK of nine rvoms, bath, water closet, Water, gas, good lar and large yard: all in thorongh ofder. . Reut low. I:quire of JAMES 8S. TOPHAM, 425 7ilst, nw. Jel-Inm. Fk SALE AT A BARGAIN—On Fon Ret TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N st, (new,) finished in best style, thirteen rooms: every room heated, including bath and servaats: rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; vegetable aud meat cellar, Can be ssei, atany time, my31-1m KR RENT—} 0. 1527 COLUMBTA STREET —Ten coms, Latroves gas aud hath. $20 per month. aprly National Savings Bank. 15th sureet aud New Yorkavenue, m325-im FOR RESTS A new and glegaut HOUSE 1340 Vermont ave., complete fu all its app int ments. Rentlow. Inquire of WM. STICKNEY, National Savings Bank, corner 15th st. and N.Y. ave. my21 im R REN U-Three-story brick HOUSH, No 80 20 si., & eorgetown; gas and water; metro. politan cars pass the dcor; rent very luw to a good. tenant. Apply to FRANK LIBBY, Lumber Mer chant. 6:b st. and N.Y, ave. Washington. myll- Fok BESTT ALS Grant Place, two large, secant story Furnished ROOMS. eh suite or single: south aud east front; moder improvements. Ren: low for sammer, my20-3 v* OR SaALE—The Aslightful RESIDENCE, No, 1216 K street, Franklin Row, formerly occ pied by the late Admiral Goldsborough. {8 now of fered for sale. It is in perfect order and ready for immedixte ocenpation, Terins of sale reasonable. For farther information app.y on the prem ises, my14-1m_ Loans. $1,000. $2,000, $1,600, $5C0, $350, at 8 per cent. J far UB RENT, Bos 8d SOrzm ay, wen ana F sts uw 619 Pa. ave. n.w., Stui 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 18 roolus, yo7 13th .W., 12 rooms. mod tmys. 3 E st. n.w., 10 rooms, furnished. 516 20 st. o.w., 10 rvoms. nod imps.. 2141 Pa. ave. n.w,, 11 rooms, mod. imps. 105 F st. new. rooms, mod, imp? 4 Stoddard st..Geo’twn 13 rooms, mod. ipa 454 K st. n.w., 9 rooms, inod. imps. 1239 12th st. n w., 9 rooms, mod, limps. 505 B st. s.€,, 10 rooms, mod, Imps 406 6th st. n.Ww., 7 room: 120 Md, ave, 8,w., 9 rooms. mod, 205 C st. s.e., Zrooms, mod. imps. 906 I. st. s.w., 8 rooms, mod. imps. 803 R st. n.w., 8 rooms, 329 7th st, n.e,, 7 rooms aiid bath, jel-tr RG TATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708’ E street. For Sale. I offer a three-story and basement press brick house. central located, 10-reoms, modern in provements, with nice lot for $5,000; $500 cash. valauce to suit the purchaser in monthly instal ments, ortherwite at 8 per cent., now paying 10 per cent. Interest Also several great bargains in two-story pres brick houses in all sectious of the city. and 8 rooms, modern improvements, small cash ‘pay ments’and balance in monthly instalments, Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices an on easy terms, For Trade. A three-story brick business property, located gn Pennsylvania avenue, with small iveumber- ance; will be traded for’ a nice well-built 8 or 9 room house and some unimproved property and will assume small incumbrance, For Rent. 1007 9th st., brick, 10 rs,, mod. imps. 1218 N st., frame,'8 rs... mod, imps. 168 Corcoran st., brick, 6 rs. 1220 20th st., frame, 6 rs. Hear 1140 20th st., frame, 6rs. 6-room cottage at’ Gaithersbu BOOKS AND STATIONERY. OR RENT—A De~INABLE STORE AND FIX TUXEs—The eligibly !ocated aud popular DRY GUODS STORE, No. 707 Market Space, lately oceupied by D. E. W. Carrer, having just beet repaired and put in good order. ts, with Its Fiz- tures, for rent. Apply at No. 612’ Peunsyivanis ave. my7 Im oR RENT—HOUSES of various sizea,_a reatly reduced prices, by R. B, CLARK, 1201 as 8.W. myl-3m R RENT- leasaut FRONT ROOM second’ floor, with three windows facing 118 New York ave. Reference giver aud required. ‘Terms moderate, Locality contra and delightful, my4-tr Furia Rushed PARLORS aud BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for houxekeap. ing, and several stnal) BED ROOMS: 854 Pennsy!- vania evenne., corner 43 st. tmarll-3m FE BENT A fine tnree-siory HOUSE. con- taining fourteen rooms. includiug bath-room and water closet; on a beautiful concreted 8 rest, one square from cars and near churchesand schools: Tang:, lstrobe, hot aud culd wate", &c.; large yard: jot 212160: carriage-house and stable; fountain in front yard; beautifully shaded a: d parked, and tn- closed with tron railing on marble bass. Thir Property can be rented toa careful permanent teu- antfor $48 per month, payable in advance. Luquire a1 222 13:h st. 8. Ww. apl8-tr A 2ROLOGIST Mrs. Dr. ELLIS. 806 Penn- sylvania avenue, If you would know the truth ccnsuit the Dr. in all things, Office hours from 9 apl3-1y a.m, to8 p.m, LOGY, FOR DECORATING WALLS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York avenue. jeer near U. 8. Treasury Department, OTICE OF DI8sOLUTION OF COPART- NEKSHIF.—The Copartuership, heretofore eaisting between the undersigned has this day been TED by maven cone. DISSOLVED by mutuay UN H. CASSIN, May. Bist, 1878. C.D, LIEBERMANN, Bt ———e. : E, HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO- PARTNERSHIP under the name of © A8- SLN & ENNIS, to prosecute the Real Estate Bro- Kers business, and Siiloccapy the old office of Cas- sin & Liebermann, No, 1339 F street n.w. Money on hand to loan, In sums tosuit at 7 and 8 per et. Houses for reyt aud sale in desirable parts of the city. p wo U GREGORY I. ENNIS, June Ist, 1878, Jel. \-6t Pee REFRIGERATORS. All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Strongly bulit, handsomely finished, and practice: are packed with a perfect non- Penductor, pave Slate Stone Batwa tenes Pele AT Ore BEVERIDOR, Ce te, 1002 Penm’a Ore-J. Agent for the Dist. N LOAN ON WATCH DIA- SON Ds GEWeLRY ANDSILVERW. WALLACH'S, (late of 5 aT ee roy ‘ myli-r AUP, Loan and Commission avenue. iy INEST AND THE CHEAPEST WIGS s “slede'a ar 618 Ua ecrooh Oppante UsBe Batant A SsTRO MADAME Ross. This celerated Lady Astrologist and Hea!ing Medium cai be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner of 20 n.w, She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future, In love or business her advice is invaluable, describing your friends, polnt ‘vg o-t pour enemies, and informing you’ 5° th sure way to successdn all undertakings." Consulta tien strictly confidential, Ladies, $1: ‘gentiamen, $150 noved-Ly es PROFESSIONAL. BB. H. , WRIGHT, Clatrooyant and Magnetic Physician, 824 9th st. hw. ‘tas ihent success tn treating (without drugs) Acnte and Chronic Dineasea. Consnitation free. C. N. DUTTON, ° Architect and . Rooms 18 and 19, safe Deposit Co,"s Bullding, 2.0, cor. 15th st. ad New York ave oct88"Ly* ENRY J. ENNIB. 711G street, opposive Pat- ent Office, Electrician and Model Maker, ie perimental work a specialty. Expert in Patent jeld-ly K.T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to southeast corner 7th E streets northwest. Teeth inserted per set. my23-ly 2. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, D 732 10th street n.w., treats successfully most obstinate Chronic and Acute Disoases. "Gene Suitation free. Ofce! toll am, and3to 8p. m, Jeib-1y* a REMOVED TO 708 15TH BTREET, marl-ly v 703 Over Thompson’s Drug Store, , Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, Di’eiwecn Dana i Sirecta, Beant Ingrwieboat pala: Bd centa:""Alvoperstiocs ing without 50 centa. warranted. EEMOVAL.—I take this method of iuformin, AR*iy Friends and the pablie wonerady: cesed ‘Will remove on May Slst, my Stabies. from 47) 0 st. n.w., to the new and ‘commodions stables, 423 and 498'&:h st. n. {OR RENT—HOUBES, 2140 and 2142 Penusyl- Vania avenue, 10 rooms; gas, water, bath, etc. : rebuilt las: summer, and Ip good order: to carefu) ard respon Ible ties only ; possession May Ist and June Ist. In etre by card or in person. of G. A. 8A WYER, 1420 Mags. ave, mari9-3 BOARDING. CGRNTRY BOARD—Modern house: large, air} rooms: sp'endid shade: withia vasy areass. of the city by rail, For particulars inquire at Z D, GILMAN®S Drug Btore, 627 Penn’a ave. jr6 3 * QUMMER BOARD IN WINCHESTER Va SS Pave very desirable. Apply to 497 Panusy \atia ave.: or address Mrs, J. W. SCH 'LTZ, Winchester. Va, 363° Fi AY23G RENTED AND REFITTED HOUSE £41 uortheast corner of H aud vu bh sts. n.w Jo: er ycasant ROOMS and first-class BOARD TeRROLAL Ie wilces. Aso. Table Boarders. M. IRA FLDER, lat from New York. Je6 3 SUMMER BOARD—A private fam‘ly living in Sue veunuy desire a tow city BOARDERS ae the simmer ‘months, Terms mofera v. App! 1B. F. TAYLOR, Hughesville, Loudoun cou ‘ae j ad N EW BOOKS, Keremosy by Longfellow, Toganuc People, y Mrs. HB, Stowe. A Year Worth Living, by Wm, M. Baker, ‘The Adventuresof an American Consul Abroad Records of Living Officers of the U. 8. Navy, WM. BALLANTYNE & SUN'S, mi 27-tr 428 Seventh st. n.20 TRE WOMAN'S BIBLE, 2 free transia tion by Miss Smith. of Glasteu vury. Cont. sid at BALLARTY NESS, Leis high y oer cd by lassical scholars, end m) 25-im [ue LATEST PUBLICATIONS. ‘A Synopsis of History, by Sam‘l. Willard, Mod- ern Dwerings in Town aud Country. by’ H. H. Holly, Siudio, Field and Galery, by Bulilu, "The Creative Week, by G. D. Paint Photog: hs, by G. B. Ayres, cl Aualysis, by J. Norman Lockyer; Inter. Se Series. ‘Esther “Pennefeather, by Allee Pei Harper's Library of American Fiction. Reaplag the Whit wind,” by author of Oid Myddietou's Movey, The God Son of a Marquis, by Andre Thea. riet. “Lees Black Than We Are Paluted, by Jain Vayn, Decelvers, Ever; by Mrs, H, Lovett Cam- gms ds He Popeuicy 2 A uovel, by A. Trollope. € ramos and other Poems, by Heury Wadswort, Lopgtellow $1.25. Mewoir of Win. fy Bartlett, b) FW, Pelfrey. $1.00. The Voyage of the Challen ger, by tir C. WyvilleThomson, 2 vols., 8 vo. taps and illustrations, $12. . MOHUN BROS., my18-tr_ Booksellers ana Stationers, 1015 Ps. av CR BOOK LIsT FOR MAY. ‘Wa ks in London, by A. J. C. Hare, $3.60: The Viking ard other’ Poems, by Spencer, $1.75; A study of Milton’s Paradise Lost, by Himes, $1.50: fle Grevks of To-day, Tuckerthan, $1.50; O:to's 3. C, Reports. vol. 5) $5; Cockcroft’s Table of Cases vol, 1 $7 50: lanes, on Mortg: 2 vols., rts, vol. $;'U.8. Iii , Dew series, We have ‘just Tecoived a fare ment of the new styles in Stationery, inciud- (arat and” Envelopes, tu weod and pee 3 nyelopes, in wood and paper boxes. Any Miscellaneous or Law Bouk not in stock or- M 3 ly. ered Pr, & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BOOKSELLERS, 475 Penna. ave. EDUCATIONAL. m) 14-tr \OUNTRY BOARD IN CLARKE COUN ry, Va 3 hixh location grounds iarge and sh vty? cally mails, &.; Churches and post office in five minutes? Walk.’ Reter io C. =. KEULER, 5 4 31h st Je1,6,10 15.19.22 5.29 "PREMONT HOUSE —Parties who desire Hotel BOARD, with cool and airy KOO! cap locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer t the follow ing reduced rates: Gentleman $50 to $60 per month: single E>oms, $25 to $30 per movth, and $8 to $10 per week: table Beard, $20 per month and $5 per week jel-ly. T TALBOTT HOUSE, HALF MILE FROM AN” Horner le Depot, on Metropolitan Branch B. & O B.R, and two miles from Sugar Loaf Mountolu,” God table, peasant rooms, and pure For term: ¥ mr ot-im PRAT BOTT Barnesvil ema. OAKD.— 607 E st. n.w.. handsomely farnished Tooms, surrounded ‘by unusually spacious Sbided grounds. Post Office, Patent Office, and Judiciary Square within two minutes’ waik: su- perior table. ‘Terms moderate, my23 3w* \OUNTRY BOARD-—On farm, seven minutes’ where I have crery facility & on ry saerel pentlon. Wy Sei go eranet 2 of a Srst class stable. Thanking you for maoy . KR. R.; pleasan! hoard: teri past fi id soliciting @ comtinuance of the | moderste, “Address Mrs. KENNADY, Laurel, fame. P. FLEMMING. = my25-Im*_ | Prince George’s county, Md. mi 22-1m* YOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th street and ‘ork avenue, entrance on New ork avauae.. ie ee cha Loan Office in the ei joaned at the rate of interest om and Silver Plate , ones aay ENUE HOTE: NAW YORK Oot. New York ave. and tht, Terms: $2 60 per day, A liberal arrangem¢ ot will be made with persons “erii-sm "JOAN B, SCOTT, Fropristor, RIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. —s0M- MER LAW LEC1URES (nine weekly) begin Mtr JULY. 1878, and end Lith September, roved ef signal use.—1st. 10 students who fo pursue their studies at this or other Law-school; 2d, to those who propose to read privately; and 3: {0 practitioners why have not had the aivaa s, $y 8tematic instruction, circular a niversity of Va.) to JOHN B. MINOR, Prof, Have om. and Btat. Law. my24 2awlm U e URSE at Y BPENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG! ‘7th and L st:eets, during May, June and July. Tuition by, te month in Penmanship. Corre- maen: ping and the con- ected therewith For terms inquire at the College Office. my4-3m ‘APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concorp- Mis Pa.—] Students ered for pades, Yale or Meat sty J. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Prin, ‘AMES OORRIDON, Professor %. Penman- Dike. ‘St. Cloud Building, 9th and F. ering, eeping and Short->snd taught in short x lessons. instruction and a jet-ly* (OKE DOWN TO FOUB CENTS. ETY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $2.10 GAS-LIGHT OFFICE, Octh-tr all AND OTH RTREET, 45 | 0) 8 | abteeely troattnear into: > ORNISE > ROOM bya gontio- KENT —DWEL: ING VOUSE oa corner Ok RENT— - PORK ALE STO: K, GOOD WILL aud FIX see Tene bat WR HEAT. Two nie iy-f O18 F size-i worthwest.” Fs paideulars ip.) to ©. W. THORN &¢ TAN —By_& youR man, hi, BREAK ou first and second floor: ; =3 rprapent URN fete W FarTaid SUPPER in a Catalic fa-au Gbstinw. 16 K st. ow, $150 ns son Fangs tet Addre-s com 8, Btar office, Slatlog hours (or Unt F st, stoddwe eo eseweat . men's, Le 211 0, Turuisied . : . VLG F st. stodedw and LUTS Ww Kive » Ad TED—By a respectable white girl, a3. f- 3 1 eT 2° 4. PF. WuNs N MosEY POMONBY!? M NEYI!! a oN | WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Etc , at P. WALLA HS, Loan and € mi om Broker, 1417 Penusyivania avenue, jT-te near Willard’s Hotel, FFOk SALE HALF-1* TEREST in a grot pay- 1 g GOCE RY; good reasons given for selling. W . Star office. 1 6-2" ANDSIN TEXAS. — Parties desiring informa. 4 tion in sing or loca ing in Texas p.case call on T.W. T corner F and ¥ ALLMADGE, Glove te OW DOWN—LOT. 20x100; rear alley M4 ft: small cash pay:veut mq itred: elegant dullding siie; B, between 10 Naud t1:h o.w. Don't miss this’ chance. GEO, MAS JN, Attorney at Law 834 F st. }63. 3 200—A gen leman who ivan exper, experioncal eosin g ra writer, ant WRO also net Be and rapid long hard. will give $200 fora Pc TION fn any of the dcpartmenteore sewhere, dress REPORTER, Siar of, RSALE—Cu kar NEWSPAPER and JOB UFFICK. chance for a government clerk. Address PR NCK, Star office. 2e8-Laut WANTED. 81.000 for three Years, on goo real catate se. rity, at 10 per cent.. pays i semi-annually ; no comnitssion will be. pal dress Boy 355 CiyP.o 5-3." FE S2LE QR EN HANGE Fon TY PROPERTY, FXct OR UNENCUM BEREDSix ACRES. nd Varn bel w n ‘stly George ag is planted. Hi sel: for $10 W.W. METCALF, cocuer York avenue, $20.000 TO LOAN AT EVEN PER CENT, eV on approved city real estate, Amount will be divided if desired. T1 LER & RUTHERFORD Insurance Agents and Brokers, 625 fe Dew. $46" me halt he IVERY sTaBLE=, 468 and 470 forty years aud longer knowu as have uvusuaily large anid unsurp sed accomoda: acilities; froning on C streg yon West and rear, Ney w i enusylvanfa avenw fine 2 Potomac wat i spring Water 4 Pugtnlses. Terms, &c., address M.A. KIMM ELL new. et 6 ‘A nea! four- USE; lot 20 by 90: @.. for one in South Washin, .w from H st. toC, Ist to 91 ” st. 2d to 6th. pet to Koom No. Cloud Building, for thirty days. 3 6 LOAN 7 MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 business property. per cent., and at 7 per cent, op R. 0. HOLTZMAN, _ 361 6 10th and F streets nw. ) LOAN $12,000 on first class business pr p- in one or two su Lon at 7 per cent. 5 lay. $3,000 at 8 per cent.. and smaller sun + | suit. WM. E, BURFORD, 708 E TASUBAMSE AND LOANS. FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- SURANCE, at’ lowest rates. “Special attention given to the Investment of mney on Real Estate curity. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Agents and Brokers, Ofice No, 628 We r¢ PREAT BARGAINS—50 BRICK HOUSE: different parts of city; prices $1 200 to $10, terms to suit. $1,000, $1.500. $2 000 to loan at & Percent. HOUSE & HESTER, 6137th st. my27-r Fe SALE OR EXCHANGE,—A_ beautitul Country RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM, near Washington : $1.000 worth of fruit can be sold from the place annually. Apply to JES~IE B., Hill- man House, north Capitol st., near Balitmore aud Uae wepore my 15-eo2m SG, GCLDSTELN & Co., LOGAN AND COMMI‘SION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Liberal ston ents ware, &e. urms, #2-The oldest and largest business in the city. my Ll-tr FOR AEE AL Bothy, eutitely new two-story Brick DWELLING, brick front, bay window, 6 rocms and bath, hot and cold water, DB 000: vances made on Lean or on Commis itches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver for any time desired on very reasonable ma ble mantels latro! Tange; ‘ked; well | located, Terms’ easy. d, BLANDIT JONES, Res! Estate Broker, 11 ‘7th st my8-lm BOOTS AND SHOES. JEW YORK SHOE STURE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. FINE GOODS AT LOW PRICES. Ladies’ check-top (newes $3 0) Ladies’ French-Lee! box-toe Button. $2 25 to 3 50 Ladies’ French-heel box-to» Foxed Button.. 2 75 Ledies’ 18-thread Lasting Button. 200 Ladies’ Best French Eid, A.B,C.1 350 Ladies? Voxed Kid or Gc at Button 3 00 Ladies’ Newport Ties, or low button..75c. to $1 75 La: tes’ Foxed or Goa", Laced 900. to 1 75 Ladies’ Silppers. all strles. - to$1 75 Misves’ & Children’s very good; low. ut's Prench Caif Stitched Low-qarte 400 ept's Fine Calf Low Gaiters. 250 Gs t's gocd low-quarters (28 ‘styies). 260 Gens good Congress Gaiters: 250 Gent's Working Shves (rip). iivaach Sipe” me Price On! o Branci re. 45 bt GEORGE McCARTHY. J ap GEORGES, CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT, SHOE AND GaITER MANUFACTURER, 2118 Pennsylvania avenue. A Forfect fit, combining at once ease and’ comfort in ail cases teed. Will call at houses and take measures, if Tequested by postal cardor letter. "A. fine selection of ladiesand gentlemen's Goods of my Own manufac- vure, and of superior quality, on hand suitable for sun-mer wear, and at reasonable prices New fhachine’ also all KindS ofa. reine steno ne: ° jone on short notice, myl7-ly M42YELLous BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES or TIES, LOW-BUTTON, rill SLIPPERS, with Box and Upera Toe, French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses anc Children, from 26 cts, to $8.59, LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cts, tu $5. CHILDS’ BHOES, 10 cts. to $2. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, from 50 cts, to $6. BUCKSKIN ANT KID GAITERS, To Order, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, LOUIS HEILBEUN, 402 SEVENTH STREET. Bion of ‘That Old Woman of Mine.” my13-tr Beston SHGE AUCTION HOUSE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsyloania Avenue, BETWEEN 4 AND 6TH STREETS. CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF GREAT REDUCTION IN NEWGOODS, LOOK aT THE Facts, Gent's Buff Gaiters, now $1 25, Gent's Calf Gaite: now Gent's Lace Shoes, $2.50, now $1.38, Boys and Misses Bals.. $1 95, now 76c. Ladies Foxed Bals., $1.50, now 90c, ‘ies Foxed Bals., now $1.25. Ladies Foxed Button, $2.25, now $135, Ladies Kid aid Gent Barton’ 42° 902 81 60, ies Kid an i ‘now x ‘Tien $1 %6, bow 908 2 | Eee bble Goods, Lasting and Foxed button Boots from $1.50 toss, EVERY ARTICLE 80LD AS ADVERTISED, 1 will sell for the next 30. stitched Low = and Straps—from Faust. Bru. & Co., ( ‘Ma.,) , Clark & Co., ( . ceery, Our Baltimore, Md.) olber THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, my7-tr 491 Penn’a avenue. hair to its original color ‘and yout in three to ten re id hair meine oaeeaty on cin has the ih advantages over all other preparations Second, no sediment or other extraneous ma=ter, creating ‘more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake “hinds ‘Dot stain linen or the finger nails, farupiniarge For: ff large bottles, Price One Dollar, ‘and X nctos He For CASH —An established | Kare | at | pus aud | bok within | om H | . 11, St. ___DRY Goons. Fee THE Lavi a | “We opered this morniag <llkand Wal Sack | Booreit @REN ADIN KX for Overdnesses at TS | Per yard. as good as soid heretofore for $4.85 | special bary ain, a 45 and 50 cents; very desira vie 2 Very ch ap. Our entire stock at a very great reduction. | W. M. BROWN, $6-e 314 Sth street nw. Shs FROM AUCTION. | BARGAINS: BARGAINS! WE DEFY COMPETITION IN PRICES, COLORS AND QUALITIES, STRIPED SILKS. G5o. Quality of gods, aud they u x. AIN COLOR SILKS, CXAM Ime these goods re Good BLACK BILK 65c. Trimming 8k. SUPERB BLACK GROG | This This ts a magnificent can not be matched im and 99>, Call and Tat dentate Tals ts an excollout RAIN SILK $1.00, ‘ge best we have ever offered, It is reduced iNeTS CacH es EMLIF DE se " | nis )DE SOT. 61 as. uality Is Hsually sold at $1 CAVHEMIRE MILANO. SLSO. This aqvality Rees no praise, it selis at sight. CON NOLLY'S, FPRESH CANTON MATTIN: AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 1€0 pieces of new Spring DRE-S GOODS, cheap, BLACH GhENADINES, new stock, at bottom prices, New styles | RroUuMS. 12% | BLACK ALPACAS from 15 cents ap, MEKES for men and boys’ wear, from 7 45. 00, CASHMERES and TAMISE CLOTH, choap Aud many other | | | | GREAT BARGAINS, | | of LAWNS, White and Coloret cents, 00 Lumerous to mention, at ©. M. TOWSON @ ©U.°'8 No. 636 Pennsylvania avenue, yar South «ide near Th st | s. trem 15, | 15. 20° 25, 37%. 50. Tidie Damask, 2c. per | Busk Corset, guarantee si Maine. Demorests reliable Patter my%-tr JOS. B BAILEY, e hand F GUAT. SARGALINS av Bron. aH "s. F at.. bet ro0r ath and ish Best VE Werth 10c,: PENS, (Amer ean) 2 100 yds, BLACK SPooL, Goal BLACK SKIRT and Eyes, 3 cents a cara: vis, 69 ceats; 2-Button Kid Wamsitia 4.4 Bleached C ton, autiful Godfish Pearl Buttons Elegant Black Lyon Gros Grain 1.25; Sik Clocked i Crash for Tow. wy les, BT Spe ful Linew 1. Ilse; Paper € host of owe Now fs vonrt mag8-tr BROD. to save m “ap. cy by buying at AD , F st. bet, # 1ith, jo (TSE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT.” OPEN FRONT, Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands Linings to the Bosom, made of Wameute mance and twenty-one hundred Linen, ready to put on, for only $1.25, Our goois are vy Buarantecd as represewied, ss end C. GEO. MEGINNESS, Factory—75 W. Fayette it... Balti Brancl—1008 F st. u.w.. Washington’ m528-ty | GYEUIAL PRICES IN DRY Goo Having too large a stock, we will f f HE rom now cheap prices. to reduce stock. Summer Sitks. 680. 1 K Silks 62- up, | gQdigs® Goods. 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20. 25, worth Ladies Linen Suits, cheapest in city. Lawn t 20e,. both In Linen and Cotten, up Victoria Lawus, 10c. up ry cheap, pets— stock sacrificed. us th aga cheep. ar ps : meres for men and boys fearfully chi 5 T.'N. NAUDALS my25-tr 709 Market Space. IVE HUNDRED (500) beautiful Dress Guods, just Buntings, in cream color, black, navy bl tiful light spring shades. only 95: Deb Wool, in every color and shade; Lace sf ngs, tn biack and oto 7 si wool; Colored Grenadines, pure sitk atl woo): light-colored pure Mobsirs: kK Silks 75 87, $1. $1.25, $1 50. We are selling an excelent Black Silk. (Guinet_ make. considered the. | Rearing silk in the world.) at $1. worth $1.45. We are selling a real satin finish Black Bik, (Guinot make.) at $1.25. This Biack Bilk PECIAL BanGain. very day wre oul from 80 to 100 yards. C Ss. er, Colored Silks, In seal brown, cardtnaies ey re it D ripe Bun Biack Grenadines, pure Wy bitin, lum, steel color, dark green, lead, &e., &c-. ais | flat shades or Siiks, Checkell Silks. Siriped ‘sike! in “‘very** light shades. We have received ona hun¢red (160) pieces of Silks, : lowest cash prive and we are seilll | (S00: stiatiest advance above cost. "By roe hundred ct u Pieces of Wool Cassimeres and Linens for men's, d children’s wear, Prices rangi to $150. for curtains; excellen Corsets. 60; “four (4) Pair real English Stockings, | $1; large assortment of Colored Stockings for ehil- | dren's wear: very large size Bridal Quilts, pure White, $1.50; excellent quality one-yard-wide doutde-twilled Bed Tick: §, 35: white Honeyeom Quilt, 60; new Parasols. 92 inch, 24 inch aud 28 theh. “both twilted and pial ,, "8.711 Market Space. myl8-tr CARTE! ILKS, DRESS GOODS, &c.— We are pro- to ‘and most desirable exhibit the stock of DEY GOODS to be found in Washington. all colors, a: 20, 25, 30 and 85 cents per bought at the very them at the Buntin ard. Bpiendid stock of ard. Splendid stock of Bourettes, Silks, Lawns, Note.— Madam ‘Bowman. one of the most fashion- able Dressmakers this side of New York, occupies Teoms for her business on second floor of our store, W. W. BURDETTE & Co. -¥. my9-or SOUTHFEN SHIBT.” EN FRONT, is elegantly made of first-clas: material, with Lt Sleeve Bands and Linen luing to the Bosom: une finished on'y 80 cts: fnished $1. arbe, Hannis, Shirt," open As of the best hg and Linea No. 928 7rn 8r, No. 706 K 5. “rp GREAT OF" material. and also hss Linen lin! Bands; is only 80 cts. unfinished, and 96 cts. fin- \shed. The cl t Shirt in all the world ts - vatta Q. XX: ready to put on ath age OUT Wane Our *-¥ruit of the Loon Shirt bas been a ta —_ for along time at 6) cts. unfinished, and 75 ‘The W amrotta O. XX Shirt is and 90 cts. finished, ae cae, suetanat, BKoy’s Shirts 12. 12'5 and 13 inches, made of bu Fr Ulta Musi'n, aad fine Linen Bosoms, only ons. Fines: 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for | Sasa dro pect asi amar27-tr 10029 F street nw. C. GEO. ME@INNISs, ARD LF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO CUTE any case of Female Weakuess, [rregiilari= Hes and Obstructions: 30 years” experience, Office posite Sinithsonian, m\20-20* | M43s800n MESTORE hav Jy ete in valu every known 1 1, ins found a stn ple e'f cure, which he will send” FREE to bis fellow sufferers: “Address Jo. REEVES 1) 24-0015 43 Chath in st. N. Reese's LINIMENT Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache and all sores. pains, injuries. &c, ever fails. Tr ceca y “iri CJ = 60 cents, stort & rm nsylvan.a avenue, Ageuls for Washir gton. a ms tem pis-m, K, LEON. The Oldest Established and oniy D'ieiatie Latico Pasties the City, can be Tuesday, W. anid Sature w.. from 1 to »"elock. ily cured. Omice aud Baltimore." novie-iy PECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can be consulted evi Wednesday and Saturday Omer, 021 D st, betwoun Bh aad 10h ak Bee ™., OD all diseases of the Urinary Organs and ‘Seminal Weak- BS Di viz: Organic and ess, Nervous Debiilty 1 Ww excesses in , Nervous Ditiness of 8 &e., all fo i #8 i ai 6 4 5