Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1878, Page 2

nnn EER ee THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. . June Il, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500-being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘The Star for the Summer. Persons jeaving the city may have THE STAR Bent to their address by mail, postage prepa'd, for such period of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, 60 cents per month, $1 75 for three months, or $3 for six months. Ag The money to pay for the time required must In all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the Paper cannot be sent, Some of the Benefits to the District < der the New Government. ll whieh by the President’s approval me a law, is a measure of the utmost importance to the progress and prosperity of Washington—the seat of government of the United States. The Distriet of Columbia, with its 159,090 in- habitants, is, by the provisions of this act, brought into co partnership with the National Government, and the growth, grandeur and development of Washington will now march forward apace with the prozress of the entire nation. By the terms of this law the interests of the United States and the future destiny of Washington are s> interwoven and Wentified with h other, that the rapidly increasing growth and power of the former insure cor- responding progress and welfare of the lat- ter. The relaions between the nation and the capital, as provided for in this | law, ve founded upon a_ sense of | righ’ and justice, and now being fully established and reeognized they will, un- doubtedly, continue during the life of the republic with identity of interests continuously drawing them closer together. These new relations of copartnership mark a new era in the future welfare of Washington; all doubts and uncertainty as toits rap ment and prosperity have been removed by this new ance of lis destiny with that of the general government. Its eredit is endorsed by the United States, which henceforth pays one-half of the cost of all improvements authorized, and a like proportion of the ex- penses of our local government affs Real property now has an appree: durable value; permanent investments can be made with future success assured: business enterprizes can be inaugurated in our midst with confidence in satisfactory results; houses will be erected and residences established with the full knowledge that the rates and propor- tion of tax-burdens will not be iner travaganee and waste i its ument affairs wat hful se utiny of Congress, and the super- vision of ali disbursements througl the Treas - ury of the Uni ed States. These conditions as- sumed by the Unived States, give a perma hene aud s ability toall property interes:s vi hin he Dis'riet of Columbia which ave pos- sossed by no other municipal corporation in America. With the new law in pra substantial interests of our people will receive an impetus to renewed prosperity like the ef- fect upon a sluggish stream suddenly receiv- ing the influx of a powerful tribu‘ary of neve ending supply. The prosperity of Washic ton is assured by the growth and development of the entire Republic; the increase of papa- lation throughout the country, the escabiish- ment of business industries, improving the Vast agriculiural resourees, openiag of new Veins of mineral wealth, its improving foreiga commercial intercourse, the tremendous de- velopment of the n’s iuterual ecommerce ; in short, the ever-inereasing resources of the whole couutry enlarge the government: bit ness to be transacted at Washington, requir- ing new Departments, Bureaus, Courts and Commissions, and a constantly inereasing number of official residents. Washington, un- like any other city tn the land, has the whole country tributary tu its progeess and prosper- ity: and now that Congress has pledged the United States to share the cost of our im provements and expenses, the destiay of ihe National Capital is onw irds! Robbing the Grave. The Cincinnati grave robbing case tracts considerable atten ion. The dise vers in the medical college of the clothes ia wai Mr. Harrison was buried, and the c>.n nene: ment of the trial of the college janitor, wao is supposed to have received the body, have kept the subject before the publie mind. Tue grave Tobber or robbers have not yet bern dise v- ered, but suspicion has fallen on a De. Mantot who, curiously enough, is also suspeciedd te identical with one Christian, whose operations in this city have made him no‘orious here. The effect of this shocking affair is two-fold. It forces on our attention the probability and almost certainty that the extent of such rob. beries is vastly greater than has before been Suspected, and makes every one uneasy with the thought that possibly the graves of his Telatives or friends nave been disturbed. It also brings out prominently the unsatisfactory condition of the laws of many of our states, so far as they affect the procuring by the medical profession of subjects for dissection. This profession is expected to be thoroughly acquainted with the structure of the human body, the location of every nerve, vein and artery, and their relations to one auo her, to locate with exactness the different kinds of disease, describing their ei on the dis- eased organs and those related tothem. A knowledge of anatomy fs required which nly the actual dissection and study of the huinan body ean furnish. And yet in most of the States no legitimate way is provided by which subje may be obtained, and in some a heavy fine or imprisonment is imposed for de tection in the act of dissecting. It is this con dition of affairs to which are largely due the Outrages on the feelings of the living whieh the de syoi ing of most graves involves. A law sho be established in every state, similar to. that which a few now possess, allowing the bodies of criminals or paupers who have been cared for at the publie expense and whose re. mains are unclaimed by friends to be used in the practical instruction of medical stuJents. It was on'y on account of the diseovery of great outrages, nothing less than the murder | of persons to provide subjects fur surgeons, that England in 1832 le dissection of the human body; and it is unfor- tunately probable that horror after hor 0° Will be brought to light in this country before a wise measure similar to the English law, will be uniformly adupted in our states. It is necessary for the well being of citizens that the medical profession should have the infor- mation which dissection alone furnishes. This fact does not of course justify the despoiling of graves, which are private property and | sacred in the minds of the friends of the dead. But it calls for s me provision by which subjects may be obtained in a legal and uaob- | Jectionable way, thus promoting science and public health and swe ing away every shadow of excuse for grave robbing. Sach a law may justly be accompanied by regu- lations imposing the severest penalties on the revolting theft which is practiced by the body spatcher. — -___ Othello’s Occupation Gone. ‘That Busy Bee, Ben Butler, in all his lively career, has found no pursuit in which he so fairly reveled in keen enjoyment as when nosing about among the sweets of private tel- egrams filed in telegraphic offices. When, therefore, he had Mr. Bugbee, of the Atlantic and Pacific company, before him yesterday with a summons to produce the records of that office, he smacked his lips with the air of one expecting a feast of good things. But the smile faded from the face of B. B. when Mr- ‘Bugbee remarked that, as regards the said re- cords, he had them not. “ Where are they?’ demanded B. B. “They have been eaten up,” calmly responded Mr. Bugbee. “ Who, what, has eaten them?” shrieked B. B. ‘‘Rats,” Sald the imperturbable Bugbee. Then there was silence in the committee room for the space of five seconds, while B. B. stared va- cantly at Mr. Bugbee, then he collapsed in a ‘heap in his chair, with the sort of gone look of one who takes ng further interest in the affairs of this world develop. | | IN ALL KINDS OF ative and | SUMMER FABRICS. | LADIES’ SUMMEK 8UITS. tiealoperation, the | ized the practical | The powers and responsibilities placed upon | the Commissioners of the District to be ap- pointed under the new law, are greater, we are inclined to think, than have ever hereto- fore in this country devolved upon three civil officers of government. The entire manage- ment of the affairs of this community of 150,000 people is placed absolutely under the control of three commissioners. We call attention to | this fact in order to impress upon the Presi- | dent and his advisers the importance of con- | sidering well the qualifications of those whom he may select to be clothed with these extraor- dinary powers. They should be men of ac- | knowledged administrative ability, oldenough | to know how, and yeung enough to promptly | perform their duties. Considerable interest will be felt in the deci- sions of the Ohio republican convention, which meets at Cincinnati to morrow. The quarrel over an endorsement of President Hayes’ | Policy will probably be compromised, and the party will prepare in earnest to make a strong effort to regain the state, which they lost in 1877. As Bishop, the democratic incumbent, is only a minority governor, and as many of his official acts have created dissensions in the | party ranks, the republicans enter hopefully upon the campaign. Its result will be signifi- cant of the drift of public sentiment, and wiil afford a basis of calculation for the election in 1880, ———_~++e -__. Tt would be a proper thing for the people of the District to make some public recoznition of their appreciation of the patient, intelligent labor given by Congress this session to Dis- trict interests and District burdens, resulting in the passage of the important measure of relief that has to-day received the President's signature, and is nowalaw. Everybody is in the mood to join in such a demonstration. and all that is needed is to have a plan for carrying it out announced COVERED AND - EPAIRED at the Manufactury, 613 D street nw. a OD Braet tee | ‘AN ED—Ycu to know thata first-class Si } ONS HAND SUI ¥ Is beiterand cheapar than | a READY-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JUSTH'S: Old Stand, 619 D street. betweea 6th and 7:h streets new. N_ B.- Very good prices paid for first-class S-cond-hand Clothing. Notes by mail promptly | attented to, jell ty eae | NOTICE. * NoTICe. ““ our stock’ TO BE REDUCED. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, JMBRELLAS AND pallies Owing to the unusually cold season we find our stock o Summer Goods very much too larg, and shail for the CASH offer extra inducements. Ali in want of Staple or F .ncy Summer Materials ean sav+ not less than 20 cent. by making tueir s.- Letton: of us. W. M. BROWN, jell-tr 314 Sth street nw. 1878 915 Pennsylvania avenue. Twenty per cent. off on al cash sales. Goods marked to plain figures. We wiil charge gos at the usual prices. Ww PIERS, TRAVELING LUSTERS AND UNDERWEAR, Made by the best manufacturers of New York. Jell-2w MESES SULLIVAN, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS, No. 419 I strect nw. FINE WORK at LOW PRICES, _jel0-2w* TP WENTY PER CENT. OFF. A rare opportunity is now offered the ladies for securing ihe fim st Hne of GOODS at the low prices ever vifered in this city, viz: Dresses Wrappers, U:dergarments, Spring aud Sumume: Wraps, Dress Trimmings, Millinery Goods. J. B P. and, P. Corsets, Hair Braids, La and Siik Ties, Articl: de Paris, etc., etc. All goods marked Iu plain figures. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris, Jel0-tr Maslin WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES Vv ANTED—A smart, active BUY: one accus- toud to the Cigar business; reference re- quirea. Apply at 627 15th st. 1 ANTED—To ReNT—A part or all of No. 1824 11h st. o farnisned; teu rooms. m1; aouits preferred, "No pieasanter locatior In the city. sli and see. 1 ANTED—LITERARY WORK don. a: suurt W Aces? Bi raphival Sketches, Esswys or Addresre- written for a reasonable comp>sat 2ddrvss **Beribendo, *’ Star office, jell 2 ANTED—WORK. Tama mechan. «onl worker by machirfery or hand; am wiiling to work at anything where I ‘can earn living. Ad- dress ‘Work, '” Star office. Jeit-3" ‘AY TED—Two or three Unfurnished BUOMS WV facing north or south, within ten minutes’ walk of Treasury, with or ‘without Boar. Ad- dress Mrs, E. B., city Post office, J1L-3t* ANTED—By a respectable colored Girt a PLaCEto go traveling as chiid's nurse or lsdy's maid or chambermaid; best of cily refer- ence given. Call at 431 Washington st.. between @ hand 6th, G and H sts, n w. jell-3 + Waa, young white Womaa wishes a SITUATION Ina first-class family a8 chan bermaid, waitress or nurse; has no objection to leave the city; the best city reference give) Ap- ply at 611 N st. n.w. Jel 8 * ANTED-—By two highly recommended w: Women, SITUATIONS 10 cook, wash at iron lady's maid. chamberm id and ‘children's vse: wi ling to leave the city. Call or addres 1749 K st., between 17th and 18 h. jell-3 * AN'KD—A few genteel YOUTHS w stidy (ts 0 etlcally and practical) Civil Kng n-er- 4: g and Architecture, Including Drawing, Mathe- mates ard Penmanship. Inquire at «fice Rom 5. No. 700 9:h st. n.w. WIL3 * AD TED—Ali the Ladies TO KNOW ch: can have their Combings made up ip the wanner for 25 cent per ounce, and Ouris for conte. at Mrs, CALLAN'S, 806 Market Space. ir * ANTED—CLAIM A ‘TS -A patty Who va, bring busiuess 4nd friends of influence, de sires sn BNGAGEMENT: salary partly asa =1 pet, contingent; ample references, &c. V.F. lar Office, jell-3 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY— good © * white or colored, to go in coantry, (Curley county, Mi. 3) liberate sges will be given. App! att. R. W. MANKIN’S, Commission M-rchant 9.9 La. ave. ; best of reference required, j 11-3t" ANTED—PLATIING, at 2 cents per yard: done on the latest improved machine; (P. Ti iap mode:) wide go dsasnecialiy, Work unat- ) dove. Mre. E. LUCAS, 2153 Pa. ave., corner 221 st. No Branch, Jell-3i* WANTED Ry gentleman and wife witiont children, the care of a Furnished HOUSE, not toexceed $20 or $25 per month, or Faruish d Rooms for housekeeping; can furnish bes: of refer- ences, Adcress, stating terins, location, &e , J. 1+, Star office, Jeti de Fok RENT. Furnisheo HOUSE, or ROO MS t2 gentlemen only ;918 Mc “herson 3quare, )11-2w* FOR BENT HOUSE 1020 18:0 sticor n. —. 6 rooms, modern improvements. Apply 1833 siret n.w. FOE REST. Brick HOUSE, No. 437 9) n street .w. ; contains 5 rooms and bath room: reat $15 per month. Inqui.e at corner of 20: streets. R RENT—HOUSE No. 1220 13ch streo: n.w.. modern improvemeuts, 9 rooms; rent $30 per Month. For particulars app'y to THUS. E. WA@- GAMAN. 519 7h street n.w, jelL-3t JR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, No. 1338 Now York avenue, 16 rooms, all modern imp-ov> ments. App yto D. DAVIDSON, 1429 P_ nasi vaniaaverue. je11-6 FORREST A portion of a vory destravle OF- FICE, located on F street, near cornar of 7th streetn.w. Price $8. Address LOCATION, Star office. Jjell-3t FOE PENT Large airy furnished ROOMS, single and en suite, second and third floors, south front, modern improvements; rent !ow for summer; No 6Grant Place, be ween 9th and 10-h aud G and H streets, jel1-3.* K RENT—A comfortable HOUSE and 81 ORK, on prominent corner, facing Pennsyl- venia avenue, Capitol Hil; low rey.t toa good ton ant. Inquire, for hey and terms, No. 423 11 st. new. je OR RENT—Fiom Jciy ist To Octooer 15TH —That compicte y farnished “OUSE cor- her of Vermont avenue aud L street; now occupied hy Hon. Wm. Dennison, Comm sio.er_D. R ny very moderate. FIPCH, FUX & CUTTER. 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, fills ‘OR RENT—Seven ROOMS, with use of bath roow, $15 month in advance, as party intends leaving the city Monday; 224 D streetn.w. J10-3 > )R RENT— Furnished HOUSE, complete for housekeesing= s'x roons and bath; delightfal ‘eration; rent’ §35 Address J, H. omtice, J Pye BENT Bight ACRES and DWELLING H US. on Benning’s road, adjoining com - te: : sulcabie for a butcher or market garien. | = 1009 H street, 4, jel 3c" {\:R RENT—HOUSE No. 707 6th street_n.w. modern improvements, @ rooms; rent $39)» wenth. For particulars apply to THOS. E. W VG GAMAN, 619 7th street, jeio-3t \°R RENT—Fornished HOUSE, 14 ro ms. 917 New York avenue;sp'endid chance for boarding house;-rent very low if taken before 15th instants Apply between 10 a.m. and 6p.m, J910-3i" einunicating ROOMS, sith Vath room; second floor; north sud south &xpo- sure: furnished: s and wife or two gentlemen; 1110 F street new, 310-30 OR RENT—ROOMS at 88, $8. $10. $15 por month; alo PARLOR and BED ROOM on second floor: all newly furnished for summer; 6U7 11th street n.w 0 2." W ANTED—A first class White BERVANT cook, wash and iron, and to do general hovse- work, Mrs, BARKER, 511 Map‘e ave., LeDroi Botke jelo 3t ANT#D—-A White WOMAN, who isa nea sewanstress, to wait upon a lady and to mak ANT ED—I MMEDIATEL Y—Bya private Uy, @ HOUSE of 6 co 8 zooms: rent try to $80; location central, Address Mrs. L., st. mW, $e10-2 * WANTED To Rest i autifulairy ROOMS reduced to $§, $7 and $8; No. 13 1st st. n.e - opposite Cap.tol Park; house bew o aicn, WY ARTEDERALIING.. 902 9th st. n. door north of I st., (i’arisien mode, | 2: \ard. Have just imported extra large ‘size ma ching, No branch, Miss BELLE LUCAB, Dros maker, 310-3," V J ANTED—White and Colored COOKS; one for restaurant; also house Girls: goud places ities Suid ied with servants. National Em ployment Offiee, room 2 Fed: rai Block F anc Thsts, Je10 av" ANTED—To HinE—A Rood BUGGY to two Weeks; good care will be taken, Address. Siving price per'week, Box 668, P.O. Jet WASTED, Old GOLD and SILVER in iar, or small” quantites. Highest price pald, HICKEY & CO., Manufacturing Jewellers. 355 Penns) ivania avenue jem W 47 ED- HORSES to Pasture at three lars per month; abundance of grass_ shade and water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN'S Stalles G st.. between 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- dress JOHN W. BELL, Stigo, Montgomery co, Ma. jel-lm* W aE hic eee pummer CLOTHING for children and mnily going inio mourning. Address ** Post oillce, my28-1m* TW 4AATeD Active MEN to sell the French Ta Beile Letter Cop; ing Book, Any kind iuk used: No press or water required, Every business manand commercial trav -ler will buy them, Send for sample and terms free. JUDSON & CO... Room 8, Trivune Building, Chicago, Il., Genera: Agents for United States and Cauadas, for the Paris Hous-, my15-1m ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 10 oc- cupy a large third story south front room, or Fullable “or gentleman and wife. Table BUARD— first class, 617 F st. n.w. fet23 (OR RENT—Handsome suite PARLORS—first tloor, b for two persons, $75; (Wo front KOOMS, second floor, board for two, $90; one ROOM, fourth floor, two persons, $40; 912 [street nw. je0-3 * FOE KENT Brick HOUSE. No. 18 Bh stroct, Capitol TH. 6 large roonis,all modera tnprove: ments, large yard in rear: price $25 per m Frame HOUSE. No. 633 Massachusetts avert Cap tol Hil, 8 rosin, gas, wates, bach tu); $22 5U per month, Ai ply to THOS. W. SMITH, 619 Massachusetts avenue, Capitol Hil, or Lumber Yard, 1st stret snd Indiana avenue, Jel0 6t HOUSE No. 121 A street n.e., In gor d condition; low to desirable tenant, Apply 2129 A street ne. je8 3. PUR KENT—WHOLE or PART of house, {ur nished or unfurnished; No, 1825 f “tract we, e8-3ie WR RENT—HOUSE No, 1112 M street n.w. MILE bcs, m-dern improvements. Avpiy to UGUBT A, KOCH, 933 D street nw. 83° TOR RENY—Three-story pressed brick font HOUSE, seven rcoms aiid bath room, Latrobe. eas avd water closet; street cars pass the Yoor At ply at 620 I street n w. 1830 ret KENT-—A suite of Furnished RUU second floor, with bath room attached, and of dining rocm and kitchen; No. 935 H street n.w.: sou expestue 48-30") Fogit RAST Fine HOUSES, Nos. 927 P sc and 816 N st. p.w., with modern improveme its. sent $45 aud $35. Apply to ALBERT F. FX, No, 920 F st. new. 18-3 FOE RENT_HCUSE No. 1908 H street nw. medern inprevements, 12 rooms, Rent $1) permonth. Within one square of tis avenu. THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 5197ih st. j. 8-3 R RENT—New three-siory Brick HOUSE, thirteen rooms, corter store. gas, water sud bath, brick stable, corner of 15th and Sampson sts, nW.: $40 per month; key next door, Apply to 436 Pennsyivania averue u.w, $83 7 OR RENT—A confortale two-story Frame HOUSE. tn goos repair, on Green st., between West and Stoddard, east side: location Aue: rent maderate, Apply fo J ESe H. WILSON, north sast corner Bridge and Congress streets, Qeorg>- town. Je8-eedt /RREN T—The nice three-story Bri_« DW 4s LING 1014. on 8 i street, between K and L w., is now vacant, and in first condition: tei rooms aud moder improvements: rent moderate. Apply at 1016, next door. E. CLEMENTS. {8-003 UsT RECEIVED A case of FRENCH CHIP HATS, Which we are selling at $2. All ovr stock of CHIP and STRAW HATS marked down to correspondiugly: low prices, Daring this month we offer bargains in MILLINERY GOODS to release stock. Fuil stock of JOUVIN ani MONOGRAM KiD GLOVES. MRS. M. J. HUNT. je10-tr Nos. 621 and 623 D str et. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER ar WILLET & LIBBEY'S. Corner Sixth Strect and New York Avenue. JOISTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet. $1 33 SCANTLING, do, Per 100 feet........ 133 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft., per 100 feet.... 133 WHITE PINE BOARDS (Sheathing), per 100 feet....... . + 150 STOCK CULLS, all 12 inch 16 ft., per 100 ft. 150 FLt ORING, very good, per 100 feet. . 19 WASH BOARDS, 8 inch, clear dressed, 100 feet .... eaceeee 200 WHITE PINE CULLS, dressed, 4 4 and6 4, Per 100 feeteeeseessee ve + 200 EVERYTHING ELS® CORRESPONDINGLY Low. If you will call at our Yard or write to us and get estimate on your bill of Lumber, YOU WILL SAVE MONEY! &% WE ARE NEVER BEATEN! je10-tr E1 ZER BRUNNEU, German Sezer Water Association, A re- Iy pleasent natural Mineral Water, Put uies carefully corked and wired, N. W. BURCHELL, §e8-3t 1332 F street. OTICE TO CREDITORS —Tais is to giveno- tice that Ihave this day bea appointed AS- ee of the firm of WELSH BROS.. Grocers, )g business corner N. Y, ave, and 18th st. n.w.. Washington D.C. that ve accepted said trust, _ All persons interested are requested to meet at the store of HILL & EDMONSTON, No, 934 Louisiaua ave. p.w;. on the Lith day of Jume, 1873, prep vege? PR. 0. ENMONSTON. . WELLIAN'S Te ee NPER CENT. OFF. Tn order toequalize the prices of my which were bought during the different go!d fluctuations, and bring them down to the preseat standard. t have concluded to dispose of then rap diy. in order to Import large'y again nex fore take off twenty per cent. from ail sales, which will bring the goods down to cost price. It 1s not tp aceordance with my general practice and busi- nets principles 'o sell at cost—as no house can hon- erably Grist with ‘ut cortaln profits but when i tay 90 1 mean ft and as marked In plain figures no one can be decsived. I wou'd call your special attentlun to my elegant aud full stock of, SPS! WHITE Goons. Linen Chemise, Cotton Chemise, Linen Draw- ers, Cotton brawers, Night Gowns. Dressing Sacques, Corset Covers, Bkirts, Collars and Cums, Handkerilefs, Linen’ and ‘Torehon Sets Uhl” aren’s Fancy GSS DEPARTMENT. SUk Buits, Bunting Suits, Kile Suits, White Lawn Sults: Gplored Lawn Site, Musiinaind Lace Suits, Bathing Suita, Fawn snd Percale rs. Linea and Alpaca Ulsters, Cloth and Sule Man: Ullas, Cloth aud SUK Jackets, Embroidered Mans telettes. . LACE DEPARTMENT. es Lace, Jbuchesse Lace, Pointe Ap- quer French Lace, Torchon Lace, Lace Barts Face arestee yace Bete Lace Handkerchiefs, Lace Mitrs. _ sane veut LINERY DEPART MENT. Straw and Chip Hats, Straw and Culp Bonnets. Lace Bonnets, es, Kibbons, Velvers, Fiow- ers, Gauzes, "Feathers, Ornaments, Grenadines and Tissue, Ure} ete., etc. FANCY GOODS, Bilk Fringa, e peated Fringe, Worstal Fringe Fans, Chenille Fri * = M. WILLEAN. IMPORTER, 907 Pa. ave., Washiugion. D.C. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, je8-lm J ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for ola ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S. tb and K ste. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or nu pay. Btoves rented, novié-tr WwW ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for ola ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S. 6th snd K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to 925. sepld-tr Ww ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of ser, th a ae Teun, Oh : 2 aH . CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augieiy? ENT ED MOTHS sud iguiber insects in fur exterminate by superheat steam, CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 Leaves anglé-ly ST IG Ry _ Ww ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, ai BICE'E Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- ween 435 and 6th sts. 8.w. Ualled for and delivered ~vithout charge, sy18-1y YY ANTED—FEATHERS to reno Ww CHACE®S, 614 Lonisiana ave. auglé-ly" 7 ANTED—CAKPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY W tara s Kureks Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. whar!. Orders by mail, or loft at W. 8, MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe@1-1y W ANTED-Gentlomen tw kuow chat WM. MOORE, Merchant Taflor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Catting Garments to be made at home. jang6-ly WANTED A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAK, for which a ‘bers! price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star vice (x30-tf FOR SALE. BR SALE-One Bay HORSE, very kind in bar- ness, ard a good family Horse; one top Buggy and one Family Carriage. The Buggy is new. Apply at No. 718 13th at, nw. jel-1m JR RENT 1420 1426 TP st.n.w_, 6 rooms $17: 1102 14th st. n.w.. 11 roums, $35; 910 22d et. 1, W.. 8 rooms, $17; 423 10th st. s.w.. 7 rooms, §15: 2107 12:h Ww. 5 rooms, $10.60; aso, a nice FARM for sale at asacrincs. ADDY tO ASCAY. WOOD, 12259. st. nw, je8-30" FOE BENT~ HOUSES 419 and 421 6th sr., be- ween D and K, suitable for Boarding -h ase. oremices, Apply at 720 12th st., between & and 1La.m, avd3 and 5 p.m. JeT-2w* ‘UR RENT—HOUSE No, 1422 N st.u.w. Mat tern improvemen 9 rooms. Apply to'J AS Y¥. DAVIs* SONS, . 621 Pennsyivania ave- nue, jeT-1m IR RENT—HOUS 0, 1014 17th st. n.w.: nodern improve nts; 9 rooms; rent $50 pe month, For particulars apply T. BE, WAGGA- MAN, je6 tr ‘OR KEN T—at Seminary Hotel, on George TowD Heights, pleasant Furnished or Unfur- nished RUOMS at ‘low prices: corner of Washing- ton and Gay sts. FURNITURE T*KEN 0. STURAGE AT REASONABLE KATES, je6-lm* JR KENT—$25 PER MONTH—A Nice BRI! Fain 1038'N. J ave ae De meuied ce'lar, gas. baih, hot and cold water tobe, rauge, ke. EB. K. "LUNDY, 144 Bri-ige corgetown, Je6-tr ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 413 New Yore ave, 11. Wy 8 TOONS; @ill be rented inw ty a prompt tena: t. Apply to JOHN B, S_OTT, New York Avenue Hotel, Je5 6t* Fe RENT- Six room HO: (SES, vith all con. Venlences; velis huully situated, w WHEAILE) BRUS., corer Trand Engages. avd avenue b.w. JS Ln FOS BEN T1605 1 St — Large, weil Furnished hOOMS. with or without Board, Terms mod erate, Furnished HOUSE for rent. je3 ln 500 WANTED TO BURROW at 8 per ceat. for three yeais ou orick House in northwest No Lroker need apply. 1829 K st. n.w., 8 rooms, mod. imps H. ave... Trooms, mod. imps. 2117 H st., Trooms, mud. im] 1780 Pa, ave., 12 rooms, mod. 1727 Pa ave., 12 ern part of city. NEW HOUSE. Sta: office. OMPELLED TO SELL. offer. ‘That beautiful 9 room Bay Window 1Ch HOUSE: modern improvemants, 1314 T | 20.6. 125; cos” $4 re Apply 0 BATES & YON eRe BSESSBSR Fast make « Tooms, mod. imps, & store. '6 rooms, inod, imps..... 819 821 21s" st.. 6 rooms, mod. imps. 2415 G ot. 6 rooms, frame, bitchet tated 8 STooms, frame, mod. imp: s E. 8.'W # SCOTT, 833 20:h st EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) ARTIES WaaTING TO RKTIKE FROM BUSINESS, ATT! ods or Boos aad hues, ain for cash, m: it who will sell ata g Only pariies meaning b a buyer in me. 411 SE Bed Bike, — ‘Wool Buntin| @ + 8. All weal Debeige 3S Grenadines. 6. 12. 28, 25, up to fine goods, Black mils very cheap, 68% cents to Dress Goods shamefully cheap, 8 cents to 50, White Skiris less than manufacturer's cost, Ladies’ Suits at low prices, Kest Lawns. 10 cents: Linen Lawns, 10 cents a Runtings, 12% cents: former price, 95, Parasols at reduced prices Matlings. 15 cents up: Carpets at cost, LIBERAL DEALER Rey NUN ALN, Sr 70s need apply. Address, Post Office Box 422. UBIN} S3 OPPOR1 UNITY The proprietors of one of ube best «8.a¥ totrants in Baltimore offers to a first-class Bar- T, Cook or Caverer, with # smail capital, from i $1,000, an Interest in bis busiuess. Active Prisons, with the very best of references « with full pame, for particulars, N’ ice, Baltimore. FFICE ROOMS FOR RENT tn Le Droit mm reat tom prompt, }OH Room 19, LeDroit Building. fon Place, ele- location most cheap; terms easy. “Call at premises; in co filence, M. = i) ished Hotels aud Res- | Brick Houses for Sale. 2.Ww., mod, imps., 10 rs. 622 H st. n.w., mod. imps. West st., Geo Cor. Land Not Ts Capitol sts., mod. im., 9 427 Missour! ave., mod. imps., 15 rs. mod. imps.. 1i rs. mod. imps., 9 rs. * se: ares, m8 1442.8 st. n.w., m PS., 10 rs. 220 21 st: n.e,,' mod.” imps.,"13 rs...) Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for 1420 Pa, ave. n.w., b.h., mod. imps. Be ieee} st. D.W., D. b,, mod. East Capit St tow 1, f.a,, mod. imps., 8 rs.. i raw. be hs mod, ims..' 6 FS. oth st. n.w., f.h., mod. imps,, 22 rs. “ 913 20th st. new. Eeeee re tenant. Apply A tolst., by bh. mod. imps., 9rs.. .. Geol 1110 10th st. OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THI3 WERK: {GUINET'S SATIN FINISH.” ‘BELLU 'S EXTRA FINE.** “PAVOLE’S CACHEMIRE MILANO, FELACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS at the low price Of $1 2 a yard; WORTH $1 50. CONNOLLY'S, ‘8-11 608 Oth street, opp Patent Om. CHANGE—Two LOTS, 20 feet trout » Within one square of the State D-part- a smal! House. or asmail Lot, Ad C, MYGATT, 1709 15:h st. n.w. ANTED-— $6000 for five years at 7 percent. on first-class business propert: Louisiana avenue and 1) at, 824 and 826 Delaware ave. 14618 st. new, 1214 Pa. ave. 8.¢, f. h., mod, imps., 7 rs... Unimprovea Property for Sale. 22d st.. bet. Land M ».w.. per ft F st., bet. 21st and 221 n.w..per tt bet. Land Public Square. ps: 20th st., bet. Rand S n.w., per ft bet, H and Tn.e., per ft. Ist., bet Su and 4% s.w., New J reey av M Maine ave., bet isuielg BESSERESERS S588 710 D street n.w. d_ PROVISION R SALE—GRO! ER" STORE: the best tant in the city for one wt eut—House, Store aud stable, | pure white and. colonel wae $20, “Estaished 12 years, MONTAGUE. Stat Siks “plum, mas bie een | aud colored ground. Light bias, nay St8. 8.0., Der tt would sell livuor. » 8d aud 4% sts., per ft. Houses for Rent. 1110 F st. n.w., mod. imps.. 12 rs. 16 Tb st. ow... mod. im: 417 13th st. n.w., store, mod. imps, 12° rs. W.. mod, imps.. 13 rs. store, mod. wnps.. 6 rs. To EXCHANGR—A neat four-room | Nght thades’of trim FRAME HOUSE, lot 20 by 90; No, 1027 34 | “IRES. pure silk st for one in South Washin; v from H at. to©, Ist to 9 Cloud Buliding, for thi OR SALE.- STOCK, GOD WILL and F nL Store No, 904G st. n. A Goods, part silk. 23. 8 to Room N5. 11. 8t. | Black Cashmeres, 58. Beautiful Pacific price for these gords is 125 cents. wi TURES in Piovi For terms apply on premises, FOR FIVE YRARS; Wwete Plea SPRING DRESS i pay liberal inte, 457 Fe’ 8.w.. mod. imps mortgage on a good Tn: 1220 13th st. n.w., mod. imps, dress A. RA 1426 11.b st. new. mod, imps 926 10:h st. new, 1535 10)h st. n.w.. mod. gimps. + Vlace, mod. Taps. «tho, imps. 10 re «mod. imps. 8 re, 1515 Bth st. ‘n.w.. Mod. fnps.. 8 rs 1119 21st st, Dow 406 11in st. s.w.. mod, imps. 9rs, 305 H st, Dee. tod. imps. 8 r 2.9 13th’st. s.w., mod. Imps 2 and 23 D st 781 230 st.. n.w x . Tissue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bul- for sale and rent on my books. on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired, orge county. Ma. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Tn sums to suit at 8 per cent., and at 7 per cent. on R. O. HOLTZMAN, loth and F streets hw. business property, moa, imps.. 9'rs. AT 7 AND 8 PER CE¥T., $30,000 ON REAL Bt EIGHT VER CANT. or $20.000 Loan is offered, will take It at SEVEN | y is now in ban JOV.N.HUYCK Rl Estate Brol Penusy lvania ave'mne, ington Lusurance Bai sTAT. If a FIRS CLA Loans $6,000, $4.000, $2,000, $1,090, $500, $350, at 8 OR RENT. By B.O, HOLTZMAN 10::. an F ste. a.w 619 Pa. ave, n.w., Store. 623 Pa, ave. n.W., 16 ri; Ler rooms, anode roowis, furuish 515 21st. n.w., 10 caoms. mod im 2140 Pa. ave. nyw., 11 room! 608 F st, n.W., 9 rooms, m St.,Geo’twWu 12 rooms, mod. 8 9 room=, mod. tinps. 1239 12th st. n'w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 19 Tooms, mol. imps Pest Office Box 428. | ] UNTINGS, — Foreign. 250, GoCD WILL and FL TURES of a Dry Goods and Faucy Store. near G- vernment Printity For particulars app 3 9th st. DLW. | Mone: MONEY estabiished 8 3 to C. W. THURN & WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, P. WALLACH’S, Loan and C mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsyivania avenue, eai Willard’s Hotel. & CASH —An established WARNER & O0.. « fora goverument clerk, Address EpwIn A.MCIST:23. B. BRAINARD H.WA 916 F strect northwest, 1228 8 st. nw, Ok RENT—LIVERY STABLES, 463 and 470 3 W.: forty years and longer known as * have unusually large 1211 0, Turntshed....90 ground surface and unsurps 1109 Lvs swadwel,! Yacilitles; fronting on C street upon west aud rear, olrectly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue spring water aud Potomac water both. within ‘Terns, &c., address M.A. KiMMELL, 1453-1459 Pierce Pi, |.2! 3207 HH st. uw, 617 L st. nw. 230 21 st. ne, | Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve Ba: $12,000 on first Class busines: erly. at 7 per ceut., in one or two sums; 1 000 at 8 per cent.. and smaller sims to URFORD, 708 E st. NSURANCE AND LOANS, LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- "E, at’ lowest rates. ‘ven to the Investment of mone; TYLER & RUTHER Agents and Brokers, Office No. 628 **F*" stree | and twenty-one hundred Lin 1830 Corcoran 1634 9th it. nw, 2112 Penn‘a av | SUarantood as represeucod. Special attention on Real Estate RD, Insurance 319 Md. ave, ne 450 O st. uw, 2d 152 C st.sw. it 1906 16th st. ‘nw, |. 80 39 Defreesst, 30 $12 13th st. sw, ..... 80 1415 3d st. nw,. s | Sfock of DRY GOODS to be found iu Washie | Buntings, ail colors, at 20, 25, 30 and 88 cents par | {2ro,, plemdid stock of Bourettes, Silks, Lawns, GOLDSTEIN & Co., “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS Private Entrance on Tenth Street, at 1914 91h st. DW, . | cor 24th and G22. 9307-5313 M st, nw. 80 T12 4th St. 8€, .-+ 004-27; 104 C Bt. 80, «serosa. 446 U ot. Uw. Store & dwei'g, 1126 19th St. DW. ..30. ‘A'so, a number of othe: Houses, similar above.‘a list of which 1 every day on the bulletin at our offices, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, E. BURFORD. 708’ E street. Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis. i Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver for any time desired on very reasouable #2z-The oldest and largest business in the city. —— PROFESSIONAL. F. WRIGHT. Physician, 824 9th st. u.w. in treating (without lseases. Consultation free. 1 6 For I offer a three-story and basement press brie! house. centrally locaied, 10-r-oms, modern in provements. with uice lot for $5.000: $500 cash. valance to suit the purchaser in monthly instal Sper cout.. now paying 1 Clatrvoyant ana ments, ortherwire at Der cent, interest ou $6 Also several great bargains In two-stor brick houses in all sectiois of the city Toons, modern improve ments'and balance In mo: Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices an: on easy terms, minent success aud Chrople Di \_N. DUTTON, Je Architect and Rooms 18 anid 19, Safe Deposit Ox: cor, 15th st, aud New York ave ENRY J. ENN 711 @ street, perimental work i “pxport in Patt ments, small cash pay Wamrutta Musil nthly instalments. BO con's, A three-story brick business rty. Ivania avenue, with small iveumnber- nee; will be traded for anice well-built. 8 or9 seom house and some unimproved property and will assume sipall incumbrance, M. TALBOTT, Denttet. oved to southeast corner 7th Teeth inserted $7 DsttaXe we ‘782 10th street Most obstinate Chronic and Acute K streets northwest, D Ment guaranteed. Office. ad 10th nw. | Hours—Wednestay To 168 Corcoran st., brick, 6 rs. rene aeeese, io the Rear 1140 20¢ Diseases.“ Con- LKS! SILKS! SILKS! —tmmense assor:- 1 QineneotSiibeeut hundred (100) new pieces just | Fecetved trom NewYork. Undoubtedly the cheapest ae | Jot of Black Silks, co!ored Bitks, checked S)\ks and | striped Silks in Washington. at ‘Carter's, TLL Mate ket Space. hand 7ch | Hning Silk. 50. Heavy gros grain black Silk the popular Cash DryGoous Store, Black | OUr real satin flnich biack Silk only one dollar, and | gur very heavy gros grain satin finish black Stile, $1.25. Checked’ sud striped Siiks. on pare white ck and lavender checked and surl Medium blue, | blue cream, cardin: brown, steel, an ing Silk Beautifal @rena- Only 12: worth 25. Baw tifal Dress Goods, part wa 5. B-aautal Dre c pare wool Lace Buntings, 25° Debeges. pil pure we wide, double width. are we LAWNS. only ten cents: t n'y ask 10, 2} Str CARTER'S. 311 Market Space per yard. large ate ana colors, from 12. 15, 18, 20, 25 BLACK GRENADINES from 25 31, BLACK CASHMFRES, Kail styles ns 59. 69>, wool, from 602, up. | BUNTINGS, all wool, 25 ceuts, CABSIMERES for boys’ wear, 15,18, 31,3700 MATTINGS, red check, 20 cents. LAWNS from 6%, 8 and 12'; cents, BLACK ALPACAS from 15 cents and up. GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at ©. M, TOWSON & CO."8, 636 Po 18tr South sta Goods, 10, 1244. 1 Alpacas. from Le. te 15. 20. 25, 37%. 50. 75c. per yard: Ail Table D: ask. 25c. per yard; “Kobey"s Doula usk Corset, guarantee steels mot to break, $1: Yare. Demoresi s reliable Patterns, sagan O8. B BAILEY, cor. Toh and F sts, YHEAT BARGAINS AT BROD- G BEADS. 195 Feet. between 12th hor sth, Bc. my 28. Best NEEDLES 6c,, worth 10c.; PINS, ( SAP)? PER, Papers” 100 yda, “LACK SPO OL, SUK worh 10c.; Gool BLACK SKIRT PRAW best Hook ‘and Eyes, 3 cents oO] Shellan Shawls, 69 cents: 2-Burte Gloves, 69 cents: Wamsutta 4-4 Bleached ¢ 1 cents yard; 2 cents deren: E onr time SROPHEAD YS, f pnying at 19th woth, T iE GREAT SOUTHERN SULT.” OPEN FRONT, mags-tr Linings to the Bosom, matte ¢ for only $1.25. Our goods aro tm C, GEO, MEGINN Factory—75 W. Fayetic st,. Baltimore. Branch—1002 F We, Washing’ ILKS, DRESS GOODS, &c.—We are pom foexbibit the largest'aud tose denice! ton. ns, lercales, &c, —Ma‘lam Bowman, one of themost fashion« resstnakers this sidé of New York, occupios feoms for her business ou second floor of our store, K street front, = W. W. BURDETTE & Co. my9-tr | Srp GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,” OPEN FRONT, is elegantly made of first-class material, with Linen Sieeve Bands and Linen lining to the 3 ane Suished only 80 cts.; Anished $1. “The Hannis Shirt,’ Dack, ts of the beet material. aud also bas Lixen lning and Lines Bands; ts only 80 cts. unfinished, and 96 cts. flu- ‘The chy Shirt tn all the world ts - sutta 0, XK; ready to putouatsLig, Wem Our ruit of the Loom** Shirt has bean a fa- vorite for a long time at @0 cts, unfinished, and cts. finishea, ama ee The Wamsutta O, XX Shirt {s 75 cts, unfinished, ‘and 90 cts. finished, Boy": Shirts 12, 12\. and 13 inches, made of , aud fine Linen Bosoms, only Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for §1, @@-Sold at our Branch, 1008 F street m.20. GEO. MEINNISs, | Snes MEDICAL, &e. ROB RTSON, tial yxician. Honora) aulting scientific treat Dst., between 9 bh Saturday — to9 p.m, Je10-La ers: G-room cottage at’ Galthersburg.. suitation free. Omicehours—8 to 11s. m, and Je] FY, REN1T—HOUDE No. 611 13th st. p.w.. be- tween F avd G sts. ; 10 rooms; all the mdert: iu.provements. Apply to No, 1219 T'st, n.w. j3-(2." bh SAI. Very low for cash, by a gentleman ern city for. the auinmmer.gg a Bue Tcctave Rosewood PLANO: to '< APP rerp al 723 7th st. nw. Would take a' sentir horse In part payment. my30-29 BOARDING. FCk, LESIRABLE SUMM&R BOARD IN the couutry apply to Mr. JOHN &. BAKER, Agricultural Warehouse, Loulsiaua ave., Wash> ingten, ‘Terms mocerat Jel -3u* (\CUNTRY BOARD, WITHIN EASY ac- / cess to the city; first-class Rooms and Tabi tem fasonable, Address 0. 8. N., Star uilies, Jt ue PU EMANERD TRANSIENT AND DAY BUARDERS ‘accou:modated, No 705 15th st. Having taken a cottage at Oakland, Md , in con: nection with my house. I will be pleased to have loarders forthe summer. Mrs, M, T. SOUT4- ALL. je8-1m* ESE, KENT Ms: desirable ROOMS at Lauri, W) hina few momen's walk of “he depot; in a private family, with choke TABLE BOAR Y and every bome comfort, piareiculars, “address Mrs. M. DIFFKNDERFFER, Laurel. Prince Geoige sounty, Md. WUSTRY BOARD-Six mies from city: on mines walk from Bliver Spring Dept. on trop iiten Brauch B. & OR. ninutes ride from city by ca7s; copveyauces for ladies to and trom d-not. further particu ars, inquire of ALBERT F. FX, 940 Fst. nw 18-Lw NP REMONT HOUSE —Partive who desire sod Hotel BOARD, with coo! and airy ROOMS, can locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer mouths, at the foliow ing reduced rates: Gentleman and _* if, $50 to $60 per month: single Roms, $23 to $30 ner month, aud $8 to $10 per week: table Board, $20 per m'nth and $5 per week "jel 1y T TALBOTT HOUSE, HALF MILE FROM A.” fatnesvilie Depot cu Metropaias Bawa B.& ORR, avd two miles from Sugar Loaf Mountain,” Good table, pleasant rooms, and pure ur, For term: apply to tm, 27-1 WN.’ TALBOTT. Barnesvil e, Md. OAKD.— 607 E st. o.w.. handsomely furnished Tooms, ‘surrounded ‘by unusually spacious Shaded grounds. Post Ofmice, Patent Office, and Judiciary Square within two minutes’ walk; su perlor table, ‘Terms moderate. my23-3w* YOUNTRY &0aRD—On farm, seven minutes CSwalicof Louref station Washington Baa juoviorsion aNdrecs” Mra eee Laure Ponce George's county. Md mi 22-Im* 8-1 RASOLS! PARASOLS! PARASOLS! ees Marked Down, oe cx Out Stock, —— = Sees To Close Out Stock, PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES, PLAIN AND 7WILLED SILK. a 25, $1.50, $1 75 $2, $2 50 $3, 83 50, a mo. 81 ay just 25 per cent, oa the avove goods | purchasing at C. Mo TyWSON &.CO'S, yet O56 Penwith Sides ues Tent. Sk OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PANO Sie SINKING FUND, Besled prijcosie Mill WO posited a thls one unl WEDNESDAY. the 1ath tust., at 12 o°e ock m., for the sale to the Commission»rs of the Sink- ing Fand of any BONDS or STOCKS of the lata € hg ype: of Washington and Geurgetown and $i1'080 District of Columbia, to the amount of ney epee rte OAR eit y offer whic! * "By order (j¢8-30] M KELLY, Treasurer, my low. Inquire of JAMES 5. TOPHAM, 425 71 A a ‘OK RENT—Four-story BRICK HOUSE. No. 725 11th st. ».w. Possession given on the 5th, Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER & SON 1231 P. unrylvania ave. 43 2w For RENT—1125 #hist. n.w., BRICK of nine Troms, bath, water closet, water, gas, good ¢ Jar and large ghorder,” Rent rd: all in thor jel-Lo PGE S408 AT A BARGATN—On Fou Runt TO A PERMANENT TENANT. 1446 N sty (ues ,) finished in best style, thirteen Toomst every rocm heated, iucludiog bath and serva ts! rooms; speak ug tubes; electric bulis; stationary Washti be; vegetable and meat celiar, Can be seen atapy time, my31-Lm >R RENT.—A new and clegant HOUSE 1340 Vermont ave., complete f). all Its appoint ents. Rent iow.” Inquire of WM. STICK NEY, National bavings Bank, corner 13th st. aud N.¥! ave, : my21 im VOR SALE—The delightful RESIDENCK, Ni 1215 K street, Franklin Row, formerly ace! ied by ihe late Admiral Goldsbofuugh, 18 now o fered for sate. It is in per fect order aud ready for immediate occupation, Terms of sale reasunable. Ror farther information appy on the _ prem: 8. my14-tm WOR RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, ai greatly reduced prices, by R, B. CLARK, 1201 st. 8.W. « mvl-3m R RENT—Very pleasant FRONT ROu. Bicond “door “aah tas ZRONT, facing 3; 118 Now York ave. Reference given juired, ‘Terms moderate, Locality coutra and delightful, iny4-tr Feed 7 Rurulshed PARLORS aud BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for houxekee} ‘ug, and several small BED ROOMB: 854 Penusyi- wania avenue., corner 436 8t. Marl 4.n' UE, BENT, A fine tiree-story HOUSE, con- taming fourteen rooms, inclading bath-room and water closet; on a beautiful concreted § reet, obe square from cars and near churchesand srhools: mot + lutrobe, hot and cold water, &. ; large yard: 60: carriage-house and stable; ‘fountalu ip frout yard}, beautiful Shaded apd parked, and in- Ww cloved fron railing on marbie base, This property can be rented to a careful permanent ten- ant vance. Inquire a 223 18h st. 6, ‘apls-tr (OR RENT—HOUBES, 2140 and 2143 Pennayl- vania avenue, 10 roomis: Fas, water, bath, ete. ; ' good order} to careful retail! last surmmer, and in to and responsible only; sto mn May Ist and Peastesra person. GIA SAWYER. ave, 2.w. marid-$m* LOST AND FOUND. OST—Sunday evening. from 1880 8 su. u.w Lick ane Sn Tr RRIBE: bail on : eat! er collar ard answers to the name of Guy. Liberal reward aid, if returaed waoove nun ber. biog ObT—Funday evening, June 9ih, a pair of Gold L SPECTACLES, inclosed in a rt = 4 +0cco case, On N st.. beiween 7th and Sh sts. n.w. The finder will be liberaliy rewarded by reinrning them 10 912 8th st. new, — }-10-21* .=5 hEw aRD.—Stolen from my pre Tear Forrestviic, Md., on the Gh of J ane, tren , 9 years ol gaile| Shoulders: a linp Om right side: about 15 Nanas high. The atove reward will be paid for infor- mation ‘eacicg to her recovery. ZACHAKI AH BEALY, Forestville, Prince George county, QVEET Lear TEA, (THEA BOHEA,) 50 CNTs Pouxp, Can only be had at my2t-tr ©. WITMEE'S, 1918 Penn. Ave, E. JB. GIBBS, ties and Obstructions; 80 years’ experience, OM: 906 B st. 8.w , oppostie Siuith _—_—_———_—_ BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregular! lan, mn) 29-2w* T, REMOVED TO 703 15TH Or ‘hompson’s Drug Store, Ke DUBE, Dentist, 483 7th street Southwest NEw BOOKS FOR JUNE. ‘by the author of ‘That Hushand of Mine.** The New Life, by Rev. A Tne Fitness of Christianity to Ma Hurtivgton, Letters to a Young Clery between D and E streets, tets of Teeth, $8; Teeth fi t eat pain, 60 cents, Dake: The Oldest Estatfished and only Reliable Ladies’ Physician tn the City, can be Gonsulted every, Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- oF at No. All Female Residence, 8 Monroe st, Balt‘more, nowlé-ly H st. b.w., from 1 w 9 o'clock, plaints quickly cured, Omice aud 8 me Dificuities 0: Bev. W. R! 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