Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON ‘WEDNESDAY... CROSBY 8. NOY: . -Editer. — : 5 Ss. FA “11 188,—Fam cardial ed Tiedtta'term® promptly supplic1 with reliable | SenVasTS for any position. | | Nationa! Kinph yment Bureau. Koom 24, Federay | terrence at 3900 fee ‘URE FOR HORSES. ‘Good pasture for horses at 75 cents par week: low grounds. Chain B tdge. ‘ Jel2-61" EDWARD WOODY. ies leaving city for the Orders solicite Block. 7th and F sts. vw Calta” 10097 h st. niw. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODs. _ ANTED SALFSMEN for avery city inthe U-tred States; pay from $3 to $10 po s folds +R KENT—Two Unfarnished ROOMS, first flor: suitable for housekeeping. 1216 & st. jeI2- TANTED—A GIR! V 0 cook, wash and iron, and do genera! he work.” Apply with re: Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other duty papers in the | city added togeiher. ‘The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR Sent to their address by mail, postage prepaid, 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, #¥ The money to pay for the time required must mpany the order, Otherwise the morrow, marking the commencement of the European peace congress, will be an im- portant day for Europe, and, indeed, for Asia also. Whether peace or war results, (and the chances seem to be slightly in favor of the former,) the map of eastern Europe will be newly constituted, and the future destiny of a large part of Asia be affected thereby. Europe seems to have fallen into the habit of meeting at intervals to diseuss Turkey. There is a Prospect that the bones will be picked clean at the present gathering if it be found possible to make a satisfactory division of the historic bird. England and fer that the meal should be left untasted by Russia making way, alone, wih all tempting morsels. But, seriously which falls to the congress is so diff it will be almost impossible f it to ¢ any decision the represeuted at its sessions, which will not rele- | gaie to the future a vast deal of | trouble, and which will effect more than | a temporary patehing up of diffieulties. It is likey that many of the points to be de- cided have already been fuily diseussed by the representatives of the different governments, and general conelusions concerning them 1, for otherwise Russia would hardly have confided her treaty to the tender mer- cies of the congress: but there is still room for sui piises, and the result of the meeting can- not be predicted. The congress brings to- gether the giants in dij hind the thrones of Europe. Beaconsfield, | Andrassv, Bismarck, Gortse ton, Schovalof, Hohenlohe. other aisti ent, will 1 a remarkable the meeting of the congress brings ¢ . sivess 10 any one power than nother, it » Turkey, Which makes a bid for sympathy rt by appointing a Christian sub- of her plenipotentiaries at its ses. Prus-ian as the other. akotl, Wadding- Corti, ire in reeeipt of a large number of eom ions ui ging the appointment uf various Persons to Le District Commissioners. Many | of these are wi it'en with gr xjuenes, and itsecms almost a pity tha! they should not be printed, but as our space is limited and valu- able, we are compelled to refer the authors to the adveitising counter, The news of the death of Wil Bryant, thot unexpect ceived with regret by the learned to Know and | writings, even wheve the worth of his priv denied. Born Novem’ ton, Massachusetts, the a @ well spent and u Was a precocious v oT, a noteworthy stu dent at college, asuevessful lawy years, an editor who gave the ing Post a high stamling press as much by a which it was conducted as by the puri-y of its moral tone. a pleasing writer of fur let- ters, and a poet whose thoughtful and impres- Sive verses have made him famous at home and abroad. The earliest products of his genius, among which is that wonderful poem, “ Thanatopsis,” gave token of his powers; but spring of English undefiled from w h he drew was not quiekly exhausted, as is too often the ease with precocious poets, bat lasted to the end, and in his old age ena him to give to the world that masterpiee translation of the Niad and O.yssey His prose was strong, manly and. vigor ous. His delicacy of faney, his) m u.e observation of nature, and his capaci ty of clothing the profoundest thoughts in simple and expressive words, cause him to rank high among the poets of the world. Tae a@ tractiveness of his personal character ren- dered it a delight tu his fellow citizens to offer him those tribu es of respeet to whieh his lit- cary eminence and pubiie services justly en- t.tled him. Having passed through a life far Surpassing in length that allotted by the Psalmist, and characterized in every stage of its course by usefulness, purity and happi- ness, “sustained and soothed by an unfalter- ing trust,” he approached the grave “like one who wraps the drapery of bis couch about him and lies down to pleasant dreams.” ———_—__~es_ am Callen 1, will be re. many who have ve him throv at Cumming. Sclose. He Every little while England has a destructive disaster in one of her coal mines. This is held to indieate that so much coal is required from mines which have long been extensively worked, that in order to meet the demand Safety is not taken into consideration in the mining operations. The coal companies of this country would be well pleased if there | Were such a relation between the supply of | coal and the demand for it in the Unite States. As it is, in spite of the susp-nsion from time to time of mining operati | price at which coal can be sold remains at a | ruincusly low rate, and several of the lar: compauies which are, already, much embar- rassed financially, will meet wich further | losses. Some of republican clerks who | we ustria would much pre- | all, but they will not sit quietly by and see | Stocko the task | CAB Save not less than 20 per cent. ‘uit that | ime to | tween the conflicting interests | Gauze briggan Hose, 22°. and up: Threat Gloves. 12\s¢, per Pair and up: Black pts. & a | and up; Pins, 2c. per *: Towels, 640. each and up: good Black Sidrt Braid ber p Crash, Lyous Gros Grain #} | Bleached Corton, 1 and C sored Buntings, Linen Di Or Buttons. Kid Gloves, Linings, &e. | cheap, macy, the powers be- | UST RECEIVED— BLACK GRENADINE TECK SCARFS, CHEVIOT and CAMBRIC TIEs, W. 8. TEEL, _Jela-tr 935 Penn, avenue. N_AND AFTER JUNE 11, 1873, we, cersigned grocery merchanis, do hereby agree lose our re: pective places of business at 7:30 Tp Maggy: Saturdays excepted, until Sep:ember John Keyworth, J. Walter Davall, Wm. L. Drury, O. B. Wixom. N.T. Metzger & Bro., Jay. F. Russeil, F. b. Ke; worth, Johnson £ Co. 3.7. WASHINGTON, June 12, 1878. RY Goons . WILL BE SoLD At New York PRICES. Striped Biiks at 60. @5 and 75c. per yard. Black 81}ksa. 60 70, 80e. and'uo to $4 par yard jel2 3. lipmense stock of White Goods, such as Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Mall Swiss and French Oigandie Muslins. Alse, Mattings, Otlcloths and ©: 38. W. W. BU . No. 928 77H 8r.. ADENER & 00: jela-t No. 706 K St. H.W. OTICE. NOTICE. OUR STOCK TO BE REDUCED. BARGAINS, BARGAINS, IN ALL KINDS OF SUMMER FABRICS. to the unusually cold season we find our Summer Goous very mich too large, and shall for the Casu offer extra inducements. All In want of Siaple or F.sucy Sammor Materials by making their Owing selections of us. W. M. BROWN, jel2-tr 314 Sth street nw. E*TE40R» ‘ARY BARGAINS AT BRODHFAD‘S, 1205 F StrEET. tes’ Gauze Under Vests, 25¢. and up: Gen! nder Vests 25c. and up; Silk Clock Ba - tik Mitts. 50°. per pair aid. 5e.: bast Needles, Be. pool Silk, 5e.; Der yard ‘ans K 1K, 8 per yar -T: 100 yards for toweling. up; eleg : Wamsatta 4-4 3 best mykes Bi dies, Victoria Lawn: ie, Sheetings. Shirtin je Damask. Ked Sprea'ls, N 8. Swisses Ribbons, at BRODYEAD®: tr 12065 Fst., bet. 12th and 13¢ jel and the | NEW YORK SHOE STURE, Pennsylvania 605 Goons. THE BEST GOUDS At TRE LOWES! eid PRICES. | Ladies’ fine Lasting But Boot, (hand-sewad)$2 59 | Ladies’ Lasting Button B sere $125 to 2 00 | Lact-s: Foxed ‘Button Boot *$1.25 to 2.50 Padies, Newport Ties. or low button... 76c, to 1.75 Laties? Lasting ana Kid Slipper. eto 17s Ladies’ Prench-heel Button Boot......2.25 to 3.50 Ladies Best French Kid, A. B,C, D, wide .... 3.50 ses’ Foxed Button B'« 1.00. Ts es Goat, or Kid But‘oa’ Boot 2.50 * Newport Tles or Button. 1.25 ren’ Shoes. good aud cheap, | Gent's French Caif, hand-sewed, Low-q'rs.. 3.00 | Gent's French Calf, stitehad, Low-quarters.. 4.0) | Gent's low-quart=rs (20 styles) 1.00 £6 3°00 | Gent's Congress Gaiters, all styles...11.25 to 4 50 4 No Branch Store. 3 12-47 GEORGE McCARTHY,. A SPLENDID OPPORTU | SEVENTH GRA late purposes in 1868. ith gaa js | table purposes |, with a Capital of $1,000, 000, hb leh It has since added a reserve fund. o | 000. Its Grand Single Number Distribution | Will take place monthly ou the s-co id Tuesday. ft | | never scales or postpones, | Distrivution: I poet now brings | to w se of | g350. er has been | ron. Wille aie to th: information or sei under the supervis G.3. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early jel2-w& lav Lousiana STATE LOTTERY. VITY TO WIN A FORTUN D DISTRIBUTION, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, 1878, aT JOLY OTH, larly Incorporated dy the for Kdveatonal ana Coane Louisiana State Lottery Company. | This Institution was CAPITAL PRIZE. 830.000 | 100,C00 TICK: TS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR, LIST OF PRIZES: 1 Capital Prize. $39, 00. 1 apiial Prize 10,000 2 Capital Prize 5, 000 2 Prizes o: $2 5 5.006 5 Prizes ot 1 000, 5.000 20 Prizes of 500. 10.006 100 Prizes of 1¢ 10,000 200 Prizes of 60. 10.000 590 Prizes of 20 10.008 1,000 Prizes of 10..:; oe 19,000 APPROXIMATION 9 Approximation Prizes of $300. 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200 1830 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 920 1,857 Prizes, amounting to. $110 400 ‘ents wanted at al Respensibe corresponding nent points, to whom a liveral compensation Application for rates to clubs should only be made Home Office in New Orieans, Write, clesriy s atin fut address, for further orders to M. A. DAUPHIN, P.O. Bor 692, New Orleans, Louisiana, 4% All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ar on and management of Gens m. TUESDAY this J eparn dally supply of Kenuebe for the fi.cal year endi | PRorosars FOR ICE. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GTON. D. «.. Sane Lith, 1878. 8 will be received unti! 12 o"clock Jane 25h, 1878, for furnishing nt and irs several Bureaus with s Tee, of the best quality, June 80:b, 1879. Biucers mist state what they will furnish the Ie Wa Ser'ed Fr for per one hundred pounds, to be delivered at such times and in such quantities as may ba required ‘The bids will be opened in the office of the 8 ipsrin. tendent, in the presence of such bidders as i sy de- sire to attend. A satisfactory bond will be required of the sus- ce-sful bidder, for the faithful performance of th- contract. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the Deparment. Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and marked ‘*Proposals for Ice. ** C, SCHURZ, Je12, 15, 19, 22 Sveretary of the Interior. COVEKED AND KEPAIRED the Manufactury, JMBRELLAS AND = Jell-24* G13 D street n we Gilces ever ifered in this cit FpWEnny PER CENT. OFF, A rare opportunity is now offered the ladias for uring the finest line of GOODS at the lowest Fg Wizi, Dresses, Spring sud Summer rappers. U: dergarments, Wraps, Dress Trimmings, Millinery Goods. J. B P, and'C, P. Corsets, Hair Braids, Laces, Muslin aud Silk Ties, Article de Paris, ete., ete. All gcods marked in plain figures, M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. 7 Cite Treviae, Paris, Jel0-tr been invited by the republican committee t contribute to the campaign fund make rep!y | that they have “paired off? on the question with their fellow democratic clerks. | sm applauds the report of | the House Ju ary Comm diverse to the Kimme! bill to enable the Sapreme Court to | enter a suit for the purpose of trying the title | of the sident. T: in believes the action of the committee, when confirmed by the House, “will have the happiest effect in tra: Quilizing the oie mind and deprivin demagogurs and agitators of the opportunir to mak pital by raising false issue ———-<-e -—___ The proprietor of the Natural Bridge in Vir- ginia has failed. It was, probably, the pros- pect of insolvency which caused him to charge the casual visitor the sum of ene dollar for the privilege of going under the bridge and look- ing up, but this tax on curinsity which he ex. acted will cause him to lose the sympath: us in his misfortunes. Coiiectors of curios ties and other admire f nature's wont are informed that the bridge miy be pur. ghased for $14,000. It is an undisputed fact which holds goo. in all countries and in all times, that where there is most improvement of labor-saving ma- chinery.there the workingmen are Dest off, and enjoy more of thecomforts of civilization, We have only, without looking into the history of the past, to compare the condition of working people to-day in inventive and non-inventive countries. Yet a speaker at the working- men’s meeting last night was applauded Decause he would abolish railroads and labor- Saving machinery, and he even went so far as to say that they manage these things better in China. Why,in that non-inventive country the workingmen in good times subsist on ver- min, and in hard times, as they now have there, millions are starving. Why is this? Because they have not railroads to move their food supply, which is acknowledged to be Sufficient. Again, the speaker ascribed the existence of Italian lazzaroni to English in- ventions. If so why is the English working- man better off than the Italian. Look at the toiling hand laborers all through Asia, who barely subsist at best, and are swept off by nultions when there is a famine in the land. We cannot believe that a majority of the ntelligent workingmen of this Distrigt ap. rove the views of lagi Disa.'y speaker, The Baltimore | JOISTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet... | SCANTLIN VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft., per 100 feet, WHITE PINE BOARDS (Sheathing), per | | FLUORING, very good, per 100 feet | WASH BOARDS, 8 in AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER ar WILLET & LIBBEY’S. Corner Sixth Strect and New York Avenue. | tent BLACK GRENADINE WINDSOR3 and TIES, | | Wider nas the un- | Great reductions tn all kinds e? Fancy Vress Goods. | 1¥. Address F, ence given, 4 hand 5th, G and H sts. n w. bermaid, waltress or nurse; has no oi leave the city WaAnten-8 two highly rec | iren r TE | anvser wl ling to leave the ett WANTED-A few genteel YOUTHS two study Napkins, | tng and Archi | Bales ard Penmanship. manner for 25 cents cents. at Mrs. CALLAN'S, 806 Market Space. i | partly contingent; ample references, &c. V.¥.V W ANTED-A FORE-WOMAN making eslablishment: hard need apply. Inquire at 930 st. J 12 3° entleman wants a facnished ARD at $20 p rmouth, in- giuding gas: permanent if, suited. Address Lock box 6°1, Washington, D.C. 1 J ANTED-—By a lady, a furnished ROM, located between 13 hand 16:h streets, and F aud M streets; private family preferred. Address J. M.H., Star: fie, W AS TED—8y a com city references, a jel-2." tent LT U a’ | Keeper or ebildien's’ nurse would make herse!f generally useful: no objection to leave the city. Address Z, Star office. je12 3. —A BUILDER or CAPITALIST V ANT! | to erect a Riding Academy with Livery Stable attached, either as by & responsible party, (| stands the mani rtner or fu'l owner, erman) who unde ment of the business thoronzh- +, Star office. je12-6.* erson with good LON as hoas3- R RENT—On_ 7-room HOUSE; hal. water and gas; rent $20. Que 6-room HOUSE; b: Water ard gas; ren! $16. Apply at 1106 Li. } 12 3t VOR RENT—- HOUSE No. 810 19°h st. now. 11 Wxtonss al meters improvements: ren’ $50 per month. For particulars apply to THOS. E. WAG- GAMAN, 5197ih st. Jel 3t R RENT—Brick HOUSE No 1000, Virginia Fe 10 rooms; water in yard; house in good repair; r nt low. Apply to LOUIs P. SHOE- MAKER, 920 F st. now. jel2 3+ (OR RENT—S>cond and Third FLOORS ‘House 307 9th st., consisting of 9 good rooms; lccation best in the city, Inquire in paint store, FRANCIS MILLER, 307 9th st. jel2 3i* R RENT OR LEASE—Brick HOUSE, at northwest corner of 7th and Q sts, n.w.. large Store with Fixtures; 9 rooms, Dath, modern tn- provements and stabie; Store separately, or with several rooms. Apply Gn the premises, jel 31 R RENT On Lingan st., between Ist and Prospect, eeorgetown, a HOUSE, with uine rooms, water and gas; a large vard, full of fruit frees: rent very low. Apply at 197 Bridge st. jel 4t ANTED- Parties to call and examine a valu- able INVENTION for farmers use; wi'l seli state and county rights in exchsnge for improved western lands, or real estate in this city. Gall or address E. FITCH, Room 24, 7th and € st: a D. W aan? amen aRY WORK don+ at short notice. Bicgraphical Sketches, Essays 01 Addressee written fora reasonable compensat! n. Address **Bcribendo,** Star office. Jell-2t* ANTED—WORK. Tama mechanic, woon worker by machinery or hand; am willing t work at anything where I ‘can earn’a living. dress **Work, ’* Star office. jelt W 4STeD: ‘Two or three Unfurnished BO), facing north or south, within ten minute; Walk of Treasury, with or ‘without Boar . Al dress Mrs. E. B.. city Post office. Je1L-3'* WANTED By 4 respectable colored Girt a PLACE to go traveling as child's nurse o; ladys maid or chambermaid; best of cliy refer Call at, 431 Washington st.. batwoen je .* XR RENT- Two desirable commuaicating F'farnisted ROOMS, on suite of single; second ficor, with bathroom attached; also one very p'eas- ant third story ROOM, Apply after 4p.m.. 1518 Gst. j-133* °R RENT—CuEAP—Large Brick HOUSE No. 65 K st. n.e., 13 rooms; marbie mant gas, water range. latrobes, bath rooms, vill be reniea cheap toa good tenant. J KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, 902 8:h st. n. jelt-5t R RENT—A pirasantly Furnished commani cating PARLOR and Bt DRUOM, a: reason ble terms for the summer months, to two Ladies. or a lady and gentleman, w thout children; or wou'd renten‘ire House; references require. Py at 1319 Vermor t ave. jel! R RENT —102 Acres or less of LAND, in good farming condition, on Piney Brauch rad, suitable for dairy purposes, with crops of Wa acd Timothy nearly at maturity, and within 15 minutes’ drive of the 14th-st. cars. Apply at 811 H st. n.w., between 8ih and 9thsts. JAKES TOWLES. Jel2-1W white Womaa wishes a ret-class family as cham bjection io ‘Ap- jell 3 * amended w Women, SITUATIONS to cook, wash lady's maid, chamberm sid and. childr. Cail or ad 749 K st., between 17th and 18'h. Jell Wao SITUATION ina the best city reference given at 611 N’st. n.w. (tio etically aud practical) Civil ene n«< ture, including Deawing, Math. Inquire at Office Room ‘0. 700 9th st. n.w. V-1L-3 * ‘ANTED—All the Ladies TO KNOW in can have their Combings made up ip tne best r ounce, and Curls for 25 Jell-3 Vv ANTED. ENTS —A party wuo ai bring business and friends of iuflience, de sires an NGAGEMENT: salary partly assur, tar office, jeTL-3 * ri 22d et. WANTED By gentleman and wife without Bee toexcee:! $20 or $25 ences, D , Star office, Star office, | WASTED A first class White SERVANT, cook. wi Loos at the following | 5 herself ge Apply at \ opposite Capitol Park; house new! loa vara. chin mak WARTED Tumi ATELY— A good COOK. count, at J. 919 Li white or colored, to go In coantry, (Charles Md. ;) liberal wages will be given. Appl » W. MANKIN’S, Commisston Marchant ave. ; best of reference requ’ ANTED—PLALLING, at 2 cents done on the latest imp a lan mode:) wide go dsasnerialty, 1 done. Mrs, E, L No Branch. jell-3:* children, the care of a Furnished HOUSE, per month, or Faratsh d coms for housekeeping; can furnish best of refer- Adiiress, stating terins, lweatlon, es NTRY BOARD-—By a gen- child (1 year old) and murs: tate tering, Address FB. Jel0-003 * 7 ANTED—COUN teman, wif must be near eit R RENT—Fuarrished HOUSE, or ROO 45 t gentiemen only 918 Me *herson Square, )11-2w* OR RENT—HOUSE 1020 18:h streetn.w., 6 rooms, modern improvements. Apply 1833'K street nw, jell: (OR RENT—Krick HOUSE, No. 43720 6 D.W. ; eontains 6 rooms and’ bath room: re per month, Inqutie at corner of 20ih an Street, jel; FOR BENT HOUSE No. 1220 13 otreet aw. modern improvements, 9 rooms: rent $30 per jacnth. |For varticulars app'y to THUS. E. WAG- GAMAN, 519 71h street p.\ JelL-3t REAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wcduestay and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. S11 Cst s.e.. mod. imps., 10 rs. : 1535 Columbia 1236 8th st. o.w., (f. 917 6h st. n.w.. (f. A 625 627 10th st. ne.’ me 247 8a st. 8.w.. mod. imps. 916 Delaware ave n.e., 627 G st. 10 rs. 8. 807 Elm st.. LeDrett 1620 17th st. n.w., f. 2110 29 Myrtle 426 New Yor ave. Unimproved and 22d n.w., p o Oh sw, Houses for Rent. 404 Gth st. n.w., mod. Iinps.. 16 Ts. 1004 F st.n.w.. store. mod. imps .11. 916 Fst. ‘n.w.. moa, Imps., 10 rs 407 Missourt ave. n.w.. mod. imps. 1014 Lith st. n. mod. imps. 9 rs, $10 19th st. n.w.. mod, nips 880 20°b st. now.. mod. imy 82 and 84 21 st. 47 Defre s street, 8 r: 1 Brown's Court, 4rs 2... 00.00. . Jissne on the 1st and 15th of each month a bul letin of all Property for sale and rent on m5_ books, which can be will be sent by mail if desired. Loans. $6,000, $4,000, $2,000, $1,090, $500, eS, per cent. ‘12-tr Fok BENT. Furnished HOUSE, Noo 1338 New York avenue, 16 rooms. all modern lnprove= . App y to D. DAVIDSON, 1429 P_nnsyi- venue, Jel1-6 * Fk BENT A potion of avery desirasls OF- FICK, located on F street, near corner of 7th streetn.w. Price $8. Address LOCATION, Star office, JeLL-3t {OR RENT Large airy furnished ROOMS, ingle and en suite, second and third floors, uth front, modern improvements: rent summer: NO 6Grant Plac ween 91h a aud G and H streets. FORK RENT—A comfortable HOUSE S'OR inent corner, facing vania ave o1 Hill: lowre t toa ant. n.W. Qwik KENT—From JrLy ist To Ov 151H—That compete ¥ farnished HOU ner of Vermont avenue and L sireet; now oc by Hon, Wm. Dennison, Cominissioner D.C. Rew very moverate, FITCH, FOX & CUTTER 1437 Pennsylvania aveune. 11-3. TOR RENTS of bah room, $15 won party intends Waving the City Monday; 224 D street n.w. {10- {OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, housekeesing« s'x Toons au location; rent $35, Address office, Tuquire, for key and terms. or rpled as part ‘ash and iron, and to do general house- work, Mrs, BARKER, 611 Maple ave., LeDroit Park, jel0 3 ‘OR RENT—| Ht USE. on WASTADIA White WOMAN, who isa neat Seamstress, to Walt upon a lady aud to make erally useful: good references required, St. nw. Je10 Su GR RENT HOUSE No, 707 Gih street_n.w modern Improvements, 9 rooms; rent $30 pst month. For particulars apply to THOS. E. WAG: GAMAN, 519 7th street, Je19-3: 7 ANTED—To ReNT—B -auriful Airy ROOMS: veduced to $5, $7 and $8; No. 13 1st st. n.e.. lovely summer ovation, jel0-3 * K & RENT—Furnished HOUSE, Ifroms. 917 | New York ave nue:splendid chance for boarding house; rent very low if taken before 15th iustanty Apply between 10 a.m. aud 6 p.m. WASTED PLAITING, 902 9th st, n.w., one door north of I st., (Parisien mode, , 2¢) per Have just Imported extra large ‘size’ ma- No branch, Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dre . e10-31" iV giving price per'weel ANTED—To Hirk—A good BUGGY for two weeks; good'eare will be taken, Address, +» Box 668, P.O. Jet dese JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgomery W ATED Old GOLD and SILVER in large iT sisal id, qusntittes. Highest price pai HICKEY & CO,, Manufacturing Jewellers, 365 Pennsylvania avenue W 4NTED HORSES to Pasture at three dol- Je4-1m Per month; abundance of grass shade and water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN’S ‘ables. G ;vbetween 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- d feline” W 4518 20, SHE —summer CLOTHING for children and adults by a family going Li ost office, mourning. | Address ** Clothing,” 103 28-11a* o i ANTED—Active MEN to sell the French La Or Offices. FUR RENT Two communicating ROMS, with vath room; recoud floor: north and soutn ex por Sure: furnished: suitable for man and wife_or two gentiemen; 1110 F street n, Je0 31° PGE REST Handsome suit floor, board for two persons, ROOMS, second floor, beard for two. ROOM, fourth floor, two persons, $40; 12 1 nu FOE RENT trick How ‘apitol Hil, 6 ‘arge rooms,all moderu Imp: ove: nents, large yard in rear: price $25 per month, Frame HOUSE, No. 623 Massachusetts avei PARLORS—first two front No. 18 8th street, Gye nn. 8 rooms, gas, water. bath tud; price 5U per month, Arply to THOS W. 8MITH, 619 Massachusetts avenue. Capitol Hil, or Lumber Yard, Ist street and Indiana avenui je10 6t )R RENT—HOUSES 419 and 421 6th st., be- tween D and K, svitabdle for Boarding-houses Apply at 720 12th st., belve 9 and ULa.m, and3 and 6 p.m, -2w* UR RENT—HOUBE No. 1422 N st.n.w ,mod- i ern improvements, 9 rooms, Apply to'J AS Belle Letter Copy ing Book, Any kind ink | Y. DAVIS’ SONS, No. 621 Pennsyivania ave- used: 0 press or reer rey eet ret, business nue, je7-Im a 8 K RENT—HOUSE 0. 1014 17ch st. new.: TY United States and Cau: f he PB: mouth, For particulars apply T. E, WA - suitable first class, WW ANTED_Two or three GENTLEMEN w oc- cupy a large third story south front room, or for gentleman and wite Table BOARD— 17 F st. n.w. fer23 W ANTED-To exe and K_ sts. n.w. ay u UeR BLOVIES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th Smokev Ghimnevs cured or po Stoves rented, ‘nov lé-tr Ww ANTED—To exchange and K n.w. Latrober 525 new STOVES for old at BUTLER’S. bib to heat two rooms, $30 to sepi5-tr ones, Groceries or Fuel a vi] aC YANTED--Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen Sears experience, — Uphol- and work at lowest possible prices, by E, 614 Louisiana avenue, augi6-ly CH 4CE'S, Upholsterer. 614 La. WwW ANTED—MO'HS and other insects In furai- {ure t exterminate by superheated steain, at ave. angié-ly W £NTED-CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICK'S Steam Beatin, wren 4y and 6th wtthout “barge, Werks, 490 Maine avenue, ve- . 8.W. Called for and delivered jy18-1y WANTED FEATHERS to renovate at SB. ceplug Works, 7th-si et at ee 8, MIT CHACEYS, 614 Lonistana ave, augl6-1y W ENTER OAREMTS 0 CLEAN, at MCORY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and hart. Orders by mati, or PHELL'S, Market Spacs. Teal: iy W adokb-gentiemen to kaow tha: WM. MUORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cniting Garments to be mada at hom jan26-ly BOARDING. SUMMER iS} # few wiles from the HARI ELL BOARL 1 UARDEBS ata Ri elt —Wantd a few more ‘asant Summer Reside ce iy, tnquire of JOHN W. $th and P'sts. n.w. + do, per 100 feet... 150 STOCK CULLS, all 12 inch 16 ft., per100 ft. 150 1€0 feet... 190 clear dressed, per ++ 200 ECULLS, dressed, 4 4 and6 4, 100 feet. WHITE P' per 100 feet 200 EVERYTHING ELsk CORRESPONDINGLY Low. If you will call at our Yard or write to us and get estimate on your bill of Lumber, You WILL SAVB MONBY! &@ WE ARE NEVER BEATEN! _jel0-tr psessoe™ PABRASO:S! PARASOLS: Prices Marked Downs og Marked Down, ‘To Ciose Out Stock, To Close Out Stock, PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES. PLAIN AND TWILLED SILK. From $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1 75, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, You will save just 25 per cent. on the above | Shaded grounds. gcods by purchasing at Cc, M. TUWSON & CO’S, 4e8-tr eae near 7th st. ‘Diisades av ei netroots cnveite Oubs ateat ces / tour minut Metropolitan Branch B,& O.R.R large syivavia avenue. tems reasonable, “Address 0. 8, N. BUAEDING — Large, airy ROOMS, en Suite or single, with first-class TABLE BOARD; also ‘J rausient Boarders accommodated; references ex- chang Jele 3 * 512 9h st. new. and 206 F 1 oto iated 2 on reasonable plenty shade; convenieat to ireferencs given, — Address Mrs. MASON JOKE, Berryville, Clarke co. Va. j 12 a5 © TRY BOAR Five miles from the city; * wak from plwtt’s Station. on 3 modern honse, ity rooms, best of Table Board. For terms address Mrs. B.E.8.. Lock Box 368, P.O. or in- ire at Z. D. GILMAN'S Drug S.ore, or Fan, - DESIRABLE SUMM#R BUARD IN UnUY appty toMr. JOHN & BAKER, uitural Warehouse, Louisiana ave., Wash- ‘Terms mocerate, Je11-3 * WUUNTRY BOARD, WITHIN EASY & cess t0 the city; first-class Rooms and Tavle; Star offica, Je8-6t" PRBMARENT. TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS accousmodated, No. 705 15th st. Having taken a cottage at Oakland, Md., m con- nection with my house. I will be pleased to have Koarders for the summer. Mrs, M. T. SOUT 1- ALL. Je8-1m* WOUNTRY BOARD—Six mies from city; ten minutes waik trow Silver Spring Depot, on Metropvlitan Branch B, & O. . R., and fifteen minutes ride from cliy by cars; terms: moderate; conveyances for ladies to and from depot. For forther particu‘ars, inquire of ALBERT F. FUX, 920 F st. n.W. e8-Lw, REMONT HOUSE —Parties who desire Hotel BOARD, with cool and airy ROO! 3, can locate at this favorite Hotel for months, at the following reduced rates: Gentleman and wife, $50 to $00 per months single B29 to ‘mob’ ane 1O Booed. per month aud $5 per week jel-ly REIDENTS OF WASHINGTON CITY OR other: desiring BOARDING in the through the Summer, AMERICAN HOUSE, my18-s&u4w A r a area ier aR hie i m27-n WRC FALBOTT. Barnesvil 0, Ma, lechanisburg, Pa, HUUDS, HALF Mine ished Rt OM! to Ga: STURAGE AT REASONABLE RATES, je6-1m* aud avenue n.w. erate. Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER & Peptisylvania ave. Fo RENT- 1325 4hst. o.w., BRICK of nine nw, FPGE 84 GE AT A BARGAIN On Fou RENT (uev ,) finished in best style, thirteen room: every room heated, includiug bath and serva: atany time, ave. Fer farther information app'y on 435 St. 8. W. and required, ‘Terms moderate, nw! deity summer $25. 10 per week; table country lease address for circular LBV’ uM Barnesville Depot, cn Metropolitan Branch O RB. R., and two miles from Sugar Loaf Good table, pleasant rooms, and pure ‘UR KENT—at Seminary Hotel, on George row Heights, pleasant Furnistied or Unfur- at low prices: corner of AV ashing: FU ITURE T-KEN Ok sts. OR KEN HOU: $25 VER MONTU—A Nice BRICK , No. 1033 N. J. ave. n. w., 9 roums, cemented cellar,’ gas, bath, hot and eld water’ jatrobe, range, &e. st.. Georgetown, E. K. LUNDY, 144 Britge je6-tr ‘R RENT- Six-room HO. SES, with ali con- Venlences; “ell. htfully situated, Apply. to WHEATLEY BRUS., corner 7ihand Rhode Isl- Je5-Lm Large, weil Furaished Board, Te: ms mod. Furnished HOUBE for rent je3 Lu (UK RENT—HOUPE No, 611 13th st, n.w.. be- tween F and G sts. ; 10 rooms; all the walern POR REN T—1605 1 St KOOMS, with or witho iu provements. Apply to No, 1219 T st. n. Ww, j3-12.* ‘Ok RENT—Four-story BRICK HOUSE. No. 725 Ish st. n.w. Possession given on the 52h, SON. 1331 jv3-2w Troms. bath, water closet, Water, gas, good © Tar and large Yard: all in thorongh order, at low, Luquire of JAMES S. TOPHAM, 425 7th st, Jel-Luy TO A PERMANEN ‘T TENANT -1446 N st. ats speak ng tubes; electric belis; stationary vegetable aud meat cellar, Can be seen my3l-lm FOR RENT —A new and elegant HOUSE. 1340 Vermont ‘ave., compleie Ti all its App at ments. Rent low.” Inquire of WM. STICK NEY, National Savings Bank, corner 15th st. and N.Y? my21 im ‘OK SALE—The delightful RESIDEN' K, No. 1216 K street, Franklin Row, formerly occu- ied by the late Admiral Goldsborough, 1s now of- | fered forsale. It is in perfect order and ready for | linmediate occupation, Terms of sale reasonable. | the _ pren my14-1m 1001 Washi ses, 2% RENT—HOUSES of. various sizes, at | D greatly reduced prices, by B. B, CLARK, 1201 mylsm FOR RENT T Very, pleasant FRONT ROOM, second | floor, with three windows faciug iriange; 1118 New York ave, Reference given Locality centrai jehtfui. iny4-tr (UK RENT- Furnished PARLOKS aud BED- ROO) and ROOMS furnished for pouwekeoy- | ‘ug, and several small BED ROOMS; 354 Pennsy! = vanla avenue., corner 436 st. marll-4:0' FS, RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- taining fourteen rooms, including bath-room sud water closet; on a beautiful concreted s one square from cars and near churchesand schools: Tange, Latrobe, hot and culd water, dec. : large yard: {LB1E160: ‘catrriage-house and stable; ‘fountain 1p front yard; beautifully shaded ard parked, and in- closed with iron railing on marble bass. This property can be rented toa careful permanent ten- Sutfor $48 per mouth, payable in advance. Luguire ar 222 18th st, 8. Ww. ‘apls-tr (UK RENT—HOUBES, 2140 and 2142 Pennsyl- vania avenue, 10 rooms; Water, bath, etc. ; reba last sumuter, wae order; to U prpate nly poston May aa ave, D.w. mari9-3m* LOST AND FOUND. usT—This morning between the RB. and O. ‘levot, and Lansburg’s dry goods atore, 7th street ‘a Red Moroceo POCKET, }VUK, contein- ing $8.12 snd a bronze figure. A liberal reward wiithe pad If returned to-this office, It —B.ween 16h and K and 234 and e.sn.W., an ONYX PIN st with pari drome reward will be paid the finder by cali-~ ig Witl the same at ‘The Capiial’’ offic, D, he- tween 9°b and 10in s| je12-2 © SY E=t LEAF TEA, (THEA BOHFA,) 60 CENTS PouxD, Can only te bad at my?-tr ©. WITMER’S, 1918 Penn. Ave. OA KD.— 607 K st. n.w,, handsomely farnish soma, | surrounded, by uly, dJudician oy perlor table, ‘Terms moderate, my23-3w* parlor aie. Terms moderate, _myS5-S0" WWUNTHY BUARD—On farm, seven minutes’ C ‘are ‘Branch B ‘board; terms NADY, Laurel, WAIK Gi moviersie. "i mode! P.ince George’s county, Md, my22-Im* Station, W: od, by unusually ypactons Square within two minutes’ walk; su- 5 SEY aTCH REPAIRER, 20 with H. SEMKEN, now at 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wenperr'ag Btore,) i 1ES WATCHES A SPECIALTY, RRSP yale ar away road RT Orcs COATS at 36 cents, at STRAUS’. | BRAINARD H.WArNER, 709 12th Bt, DW... 60 | 1335 FOR RENT— 1829 K st. n.w.. 8 rooms, mod. imps. 1610 N.H. ave., Trooms, mod. 2117 H'st., 7 rooms, mod, imps 1727 Pa’ ave., 12 rooms, mod, imp: 1127 19th st.,'6 rooms, inod. im 819 821 2isr'st., G rooms, mod. imps. 2413 G st., 6 rooms, fra 70 H st.'s.w., 6 rooms. 720 234 st., 8 Fooms, fram Je10 6°", S.'We SC JOK RENG. By R.O. HOLTZMAN. Ltr and F sts. 1.w 619 Pa. ave. n.w., Store. = 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms, mot 907 13th st. n.w...12 rooms, ‘mod fin 1003 E st. D.w., 10 rooms, furaished. 516 241 st. nw... 10 roms. tnod imps. 2140 Pa. ave. now. 11 rooms, mod. imp. & store. 120 Md, ave, s.w., 9 rooms, mod, unps, 203 C st. s.¢., Trooms, wl. inps. § it. S.W., B rOOMS, mol. Imp 119 Carroll st. s.e., 7 rooms, mod, 808 JK st. u.W., 8 rooms, 1 8tr imps. $t 500 4500 4.909 3300 3200 Brick and Frame Houses for Sate. | bo n.. 8 rs. $3. Property Jor Sale. ve apd N.Y. ave., bet.20th & 21st sts.p. ft .25 | st. o . 1187 7thst ra) 3 30 z0 30 30 2 2 OMi. 25 16025 hb st, n w., store, mod. imips.. 2 1212 and 12°4 Pa. ave. 20 1903 Rest. n w., large yard, med. imps. 2: 2:09 Lst. n.w.. mod. imps. 6 r: 20 8 E. cor.9th and D sts.n w..basem 20 212 Brides st. Georgecn, mod. Imps. iLrs.. 15 37 35-40-44-46 Myrte st.."mod. imps.. Tes.) 15 78 i st., Georgetown, 8s. 15 55 Va. ave s.w.. 4 re 15 Geo: getown. miod.imps ,9'ts 15 on appiteation at my office, or 18 00 170 Pa, ave., 12 rooms, mod, tps. & Store, 35 00 50 00 2 |W ALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDE? 603 F st. n.w.. 9 Fooms, mod. imp: 55 00 toddard st. Geo'twn'12 rooms, mod. imps 50 06 K st. n.W., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 4200 39 12th st. n w.. 9 rooms, mod. imps... 4) 0 £05 8 st. s.€., 10rooms. mod. imps. 214 4th st. 10 rooms. mod. imps. Fro! BENTH B. H. WARNER & ©0., FbDWIN A.-MCINTIRE, 916 F street norinwest, 1206 K st, nw, ......$150 1222-1298 9 st. nw,.. 1006 F st. sto€dwel..100 943 0 st. UW, sos... 1211 0, furuished....90 3K: treat ney 1109 F st. stoddwel,83'5 1453-1459 Pierce Pi, 1809 14th seeeeTD 4207 HH st. nw, 1314 G st'n » 60 617 L st. nw 1)43 7th, with store, ..60 230 24 st. ne, 811 F st. nw......-. 60 1308 G st. nw... 458 Penn. ave, store .55 31& Mass, ave. 1 305 H Bt. NW, ...442..50 1907-1913 N 5 De Sales. ...02.2°50 50 1230 Corcoran'st...... 1534 9th st. nw, 40 a112 Penn‘a aver....49 604 606 _E Capitol 1031 7that. with st 1416 11:h st. nw 2405 2413 Peni Zid 4th st. se. leze Q st. nw, 45H St. ow, 9 X st, nw, 712 Det, sw 1914 91h Bt, DW, «.seo0e-80 cor 24th and 622722230 9307-4313 M st, nw. 80 T12 4th St. 86, .24004.:27'3 104 C Bt, 80, --. 00000025 446 O 8te UW. sone D5 Sore & dwel’g, eon, 35 1126 19th st. HW. .-0..025 Also, a number of other above.'a lst of which 1s material; every day ou the bulletin at our of Ree Bye SeETIN. ‘WM. E. BURFORD. 708 E street. For Sale. I offer a three-story aud basement pross brich house. cones, located, 10-reoms. medern im Plovements. with nice lot for $5,000: $500 cash. valance to suit the purchaser in mouthly instal un nts, ortherwise a! 8 por cent., now paying 1 per ceht. Int-rest or. $6 000 Also several great bargains in two-story pres brick houses in'all sectio.s of the city ad roon.s, wodern improvements, small cash pay ments'and balance iv monthly instalments, Several clegant lots at greatly reduced prices an’ Ob easy terms, A three-story bi fee bass located Teens rick business property, locate: cu Fennsvivania avenue, with pmnait Bcusene H. ave. 123 "A St. 1€, 0. 1922 12th st. nw, . 1815-1323 1 st. ne, - alterad nearly ce. tr oon) hovse and some unimproved property and wiil assame small incumbrance, For Rent. 10¢79th st., brick, 10 rs., mod, imps. 1218 N st.. frame, 8 rs.. mod. imps. 30 16(8 Corcoran st., brick, 6 rs. 16 1220 20'h st., frame, 6 rs... 13 Rear 1140 20th st., frame, 6 rs. 2.) 10 6-rom cottage at Gaithersburg. ... 5 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. EW BOOKS FOR JUNE. ‘Rothmel,"* by the author of ‘That Hashand of Mine.** The New Life, by Rev. A.W BP: Tne Fitness of Christianity to Huntington, Letters to a Young C: C Miler, DD. 8 me Difficulties Rv. F. F. Shore, Conditiona! Immo: Rev. W. R. Huntington, tity Predestination, by ley. Saivator Muudi, by Samuel Co: At WM. BALLANTYN: & SON'S, je10-tr 428 Seventh st.n.w. GQUIDER READING . Guidas’ Friendship. J ippincott's Magazine, vol. Memorial and Biographical Bike! Freeman (Clarke... Christ, His Nature ai Charlotie Cushman, her Lt tro ee ug 23 BS S88 $3 sy ty . % sul Abroad. SA-HA-KA-The Land of the Massaere, Carringion Watch and Ward. “WH Jaines. jr Bride, by author Maria Mor "i orks Wonders. Machine | Construction, Text and Piaus, Picture, Odd Trump Series.. Fiank! n Square Library as far'as pubiished. CROQUET, tn all styles, 7, SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, jietr 911 Pennsylvaniaav-nue. HE WOMAN'S BIBLE, a free transla- tion by Miss Smith, of Giastenbury, Conn., 1s Id at BALLANTYNE’S, It is highly commend- td by Classical scholars, my25-1in ’ puis LATEST PUBLICATIONS, ‘A Synopsis of History, by Sam’l. Willard, Mod- Gu De clings tp “tows, aud GouintryS by i i Holly. Studio, Fleld and Gallery, by Hollin” The Creatives Week py g. 2 foarimaa. | How to Paint hotogray be . Ayres, tram Analysiny, by D Norman Pockzern npn Seren. Esther “Penneteather, by Allee Berey? Harper's Library of American Fiction. Reaping the Whirlwind,’ by author of Old Myddieton’s ee pat Money. The God Sonof a Marquis, by Andre Theu- tet. Lees Blach Than We Are Painted, by James Payn. Decelvers, Ever. by Mrs. H. Lovett Once eron.” Is He Popenjoy? A’novel, by A. Tro! Keramos sud other Poems, oy He Wadsworth Longtellow. $1.25. Memoirot Win. Fy By Dy E,W. Pelfrey. $1.60. "Tho Voyage of the ger. by Sir C. WyvilleThomsone 9 vols. Taps and Illustrations, $13, my18-tr Booksellers and Stationers, UR BOOK LIST FOR MAY. ks in London, A. J. C. Hare, $3.50: The viting Poems, by Spence % Stud) The and other Poe 3 - 50; Jones on Mortgages. vols. C. Heporta,vol. 3; U.S. gests ‘We have ‘just received a assortment of the new styles in Stat , includ- Giiaxand’ Envelopes, in wood and wee eS ant 68. Any Miscellaneous of Law Book not in stock or: 515-17 N.J-ave. nw, 18 nw, ote woe 16 12:h & Q, with store..16 £ ‘Houses, similar to tre arec; will be traded fora nice well-built 8 or 9 FOR = Le mali STOCK, with compote FL TURES, of Mea: and P.ivision Sire; a $.3bd and low rent. Cal: on p emises at or» Thst now. eye} jie° W 437) Dato FXGHANGE A cond FARM | of three act Huntington. Louistava ave. tree of tnenmbrance, & Buggy or Piano. N . Chy Hail, up stairs. je $91,500, WANTED TO BORROW at 8 per o-nt D for three yeais on rick House in northwest ern part of city. No broker need apply. Add. ess NAW HOUSE, Star office. JeLl-3t M LED )» SEL) mi potter. That beautiful 9 room Bay W ICK HOUSE, modern improvements, 134: St. n.W.: Lot 20.64125; cos’ $4 350: rents for $3 Fer mouth, Apply to BATES & St. ee. JevL-Sit BUSINESS, ATTENTION !—Any one avin a@ stock of Notions, Bry Si0es or Soots and Shoes, Who will sell ata gieat bargain for cash, may find a buyer in me. Ouly oe meaning bus heed apply. Address, in confidence, M. C. P.. Post Office Box 422. jell 3¢ ] USINF SS OPPORTUNITY, —The proprietors of one of the best es/ablished Hotels and R» taurants in Ballimore offers to a first-class Bar- keeper, Cook or Caterer, with a small capital, froni | $500 te $1,000, an interest in his business. Active Wath the very best of references only. will with full name, for particulars, NO. ice, Baltimore, dll 4 Tv 30 RYON. 703 D ‘FAP DRY Goops, Str ‘3 Silks, 56 cents, o 3. untings, od quality, 5 i wool Debeige Bf 2 Grenadines 6. 18%, 2, 5, Black “tiks very cheap, Dress Goods shamefully cheap, 8 cents White Skins less than manufacturer's cost, Ladies" Suits at low prices, Rest Lawns lcents en Lawns, 10 cents up, punting: 12') cents mer price, 25, asols at reduced p: Mallings. 15 cents up. Carpets at cost, LIBERAL DRALER To ALL. T. N. NAUDAIN, 709 Market Space. $1.25: SLast up to fine goods, B24 conte to $4. 50, 8 tr G2. Sues: 251 Mf ow = PARTIES WANTING TO RETIRE FRom | CU SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK {UINET’S SATIN FINISH,** LLOU's EXTRA Net: 1E’S CACHEMIRE MILANO,” GROS-GRALN SIL. over 2s yen SLLKS at the low price WORTH $1.50. CONNOLLY's, yeB-tr ORE, BOOMS FOR RENT in Le Droit Building; low rent toa prompt tenant. Apply 6 JOHN T. ARMS, Room 19, LeDroit Building. FOR SALE 1800 1342 Lexingtoa Pisce, eie- gant, new, Il rooms all m. location most desirable; che: terms easy. C keys at 1385 Q St, opposite, each, Within one square of the’State D-part- iment, fora smal! House, or a small Lot. MYGATT, 1709 16th st, W AS ZED_ $6 000 for five years at 7 por cont, on first-ciass business property frouti Louisiana avenue and [) st., becween 6th sis. nw. CHAS. F. WOLLARD, «16-31% 710 D street n. Wath D—To EXCHANGE—A neat four-room FRAME HOUSE, joi 20 by 80; No, 1027 34 St. n.e,, for one in South Wasblegton or Capitol Hill, s.w. from H st. toC, Ist to 9h s.e, from H st. fo B 2 to 6th Apply to Room N5. 11. St Cloud Building. for thirty days. 33. LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent., business property. 48-6 ‘OR SALE-STOC w jello nd at 7 per cent, op BR, O. HOLTZMAN, th and F streets hw. + GOO: ernment Printing Office: established 8 Ye: particulars appiy to C. W. THORN & ¢ 313 9th st. new se7 ONEY! MONEY !! MONEY !:: M' on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Ere , AT P. WALLACH’S, Loan and € mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, tr near Willard’s Hotel, FOR CASH—An es! ished d JOB OFFICE. Rare oT a goverument clerk, Address PRINCE, office, e6-Last E, adjacent to Front Royal, Warren County, Va., FOR SALE, Oa Manassas Branch of Virginta Maland Rai!- Toad, about 80 miles from Washingto iuinutes’ walk from depot. ine brick houce, s! large a va ETS Sof Various n WEL NFSDAY. du 7 also author 210 sell privately, in three etal aur sale, with in al pas rest, secured by usurance on the deed of trust on the property, and hee. Rned at Winchester or front JAS. H. WILLIAM.) Trustees k. HOUHNES BOYD, MITH S. TURNER’ Fee, BEXTLIVERY STABLES, C street pn, forty y and longer knowu as National Livery Stables;"? have unusually lang face atid unsurpassed accomodations and frouiing on C street; broad alley ways upel West and rear, anothe Hey way leading atrectly from rear info Pennsylvania avenue: fin spring water aud Potomac water both within premises. Terms, &c., address M.A. KiMMELL, 20s We jet 1 * CE, RENT, 08 SALE—A handsome five-room COTTAGE fourth of a mile from Silver Spring Depot: healthfully located, with an acre of ground atin ned Acidress CHAS. GRAVES, Esq., Agent, Sligo, Montgomery county, M.. Jel 2aw2w* ) LOAN $12,000 ou first class business prop- erty, at 7 per cent., in one or two sums; no de- 000 at 8 percent.» and smaller sims to suit, WM. E, BURFORD, 708 K st, my29-tf LAEAR AND LOANS. 488 and 470 FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- | SUKANCE, at lowest rater. “Special attention gl¥en fo the Investment of money on Real Estat’ curity. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Insurance Agents and Brokers, Office No, 628 **F*" stree Bw, my28-1m* Fok, SALE, OB EXCHANGE.—A beautiful County KESiDENCE and Fruit FARM, near Washington: $1,000 worth of frnit can he soid from the pace annually. Appiy to JES-IE B.. Hille mar House, north Capitol st., near Baltimore and Ubie Depor. my 15-e08m Ss. GOLDSTEIN & ©D., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D Streets, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- ston. on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver. Rare, &c., for any time desired on very ressonable rms. #ayThe oldest and largest business in the city. pv 11-tr FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Jump-seat CARRIAGE, 3-spring Phaeton-top BUGGY new style; 3 or 4-parsenger CONCORD WAGUNS oS | 4 Passen, extension-top, side-har, fe Top BUGGY, (Whitney patent Spring.) and a bummer of secend-hand BUGGIES, which [ wilt Sell lw. JACKSON WAGONS, of all sizes, D. Ww MAGHAI H, corner 12-b and B sts, n. w. jel2-6c R SALE—One Bay HORSE, very kind in bar- bess, aid a good family Horse one | top Buggy and cue Family Carriage. "The ie Buggy is new. Apply at No. 718 13th st, LW ‘Ub BALK- Very low for cash, having left the city for the summer | | BBL Tocrave Rosewood PLANO: 10 Ooo Seon at 723 Tih st. nw. Would take gentle horse in part paymer PROFESSIONAL. Ce OT Radct and Engineer ir . Roce 18 aiid 18, Sate Depestt One Belial cor. 15th st. and New York Dn TALBOTT, Denttat. Removed to southeast corner 7th and! K streets northwest, Teeth inserted §7° per set, my23-1y Kk. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, D 732 10th street n.w., treate most obstinate Chronic and Acute Di suitation free. Officehours—8 to 11 a, m, and3 x 8p. m. Jelb-1y* D* J.B. GIBES, vise, REMOVED TO 708 15TH &TRFET, marl-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store, aaah ty ____Over Thompson's Drug Store, _ Kk. DUKE, Dentist, 483 7th street southw VD) reimecn Bande Gene Breet, southwest, vets of Teeth, $8: Teeth fi 3 Extract Soap ing without pain, 60 cents. warranted, PERSONAL. MAME DUPREE. Indian Doctress and Sian tae garsniey Reslaence. 219 K st., near 84.n.w, Oe ate Dp? YOU WISH A FAIR SKIN? Pimples. Blotches, Bumps and Eruptions o, kind removea Rermanentiy and fees aed * Supreme Skin ~~ SULPHIDE of ARSEN- 1CUM, | It bas never fi Dr, DOHM: New ¥ A5tBCLoeyY, This celebrated Astrologist Medias ean be cousalled at Neva Da - 1B BEST $1 WHITE VESTS CITY, at § STRAUS’ ‘WorthS5, at A. STRAUS’, FINE Lignt Colored Gassimere PANTS atss.60, EF, gh ates. 60, LATE MANTELS AT COST, ‘M, ROTH S' WELLS, Uses 8.0.4 Capitol tl. Je7-2m J ALBE BT ¥RUCKOOATS, with Vest io'mateh, at $8 and #10, oF ke STRAUS, 30 | Striped Silks in Washington. at ‘Carter’ | Our real satin finish blac UR EXCHANGE—Two LOTS, 20 feet front | 4 | aud colored ground, Ligt Address E ) WILL and FIN- TURKS of a Dry Goods and Faucy Store, near | | | Residence, 8 Monroe st., Baltimore, | CROMWE?.L, | Dinness of Bight or | street northwest, | Holland Gin, ‘per bottie.. .. Biackbersy Wine (pure aide) i ESKLL FOR Cari ¢ successfully the | ocnees, TOs octas-ly ILKS! SILK) assort~ S ment of Silks; red (100) new pieces: Just received from NewYork. Undoubtedly thec Deapest lot of Black Silks, co’ored Siiks, checked S!iks and 7 Mar- ket Space. the popular Cash DryGooas Store, Black Nuing Stk. 50. Heavy eH Stain black Silk, 75. ck SiIK only one dollar, and yur very heavy gros grain satin finish black $1.25. Checked and str: pei Slike. *. nay Diack and lavender checked and. str pure white and colored grout Bist ks—plum, navy Mediam blue, ve t cardinal, brown, steel, and all the of trimming Silks, Bagutifal @ren e Stik stripe, only 19: worth 25 Baas Tess Goods, part woo) 15. Beaatifal D. part silk.’ 25, Buntings, pare wool, we Buntings, 25 Debeges, all pure w Black Cashme Win, pare. wee 50. Beautiful P AwnS. only tan cents: the price for these govis is 12, conta, we mah cake Soe _k8-tr CARTER 11 Market Space. Wiite rrat © yard. SURING DRESS GOODS. large stock, all and colors, from 12. 15, 18, 20, 25 cen < BLAC ENADINES from 25 31 BLACK CASHMERES, ali Wool, from 602 BUNTINGS, all wool, 25 cents, CASSIMERES for boys” wear, 15,18, MATTIN Ted check, 20 cents. nly Sets. per yard. up. 25 31, 37,00. | LAWNS from 6%, 8 and 12% cents, BLACK ALPACAS from 15 cents and GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of RY GOODs, it C, M. TOWSON & €O."8, 636 P. South side NTINGS. — Foreign unis 10. 125, nna. avenuc, eat my28-tr JOS. B BAILEY, cor, Th and F sts, {oo T RE GREAT SOUTHERN sHIKT.” OPEN FRONT, Ready-made. with Linen Sleeve Bands Line Lintugs to the Bosom, made of Warnente a ise and twenty-one bundred Linen, ready to pu. om for only $1 25. Our goods are ‘ Marat esd ae represeated” ST? Made by as aad Cc. GEO. MEGIN Factory—75 W. Faye’ ols tte st. Haltimore, Branch—1002 ¥ st. n.w., Washington PBR Ay "PERCE y OVEN FRONT SHUR. 1y Made of first clas matert; I, Sleeve Hands and Linen lining to the Bosman, ae finished only 80 cte.; finished. $1. . “The Hannis Shirt,’* open back, is of the bet material. aid also has Liven lining and bt be is only BO cts. unfinished, and 86 cus. fi: ‘be cheapest Bhirt tn ali the world is vam- surta QA XX; ready to put ona gLio, Ol Wm Our ©-Fruit of the Loom’? Shirt bas been a fe- te for a long time at 60 cts. unfin Hos fetehen 28 tie at 60 cts, unfinished, and 75 The Wamsutta Q, XX Shirt 19 75 cts, unfiulshed, with Linen and 90 cts. finished. Boy*» Shirts 12° 12's and 12 inches, e ot Ramen ‘a Muslin, and fine Linen Bosoms, ouly cen's, Finest ¢-ply Linen Collars, 6 for §1, #@-Sold at our Branch, ¥ 1002 F street m..0. mar2i-tr C. GEO. MEGINNIS MEDICAL, &e. I BR. ROBY RTSO. lential Consulting Physicion,—H rable and scientific treat- Went Kuarautecd. Oflice. 921 Dst., between oh aid 10th n.w. Hours—Wedn \d Saturday— from 2 to 9 p.m, <a pote R, LEON, The Oldest Established and only D'ielinccaas Physician in the City, can be ganeulted every ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur day, at No, H St. n:w.. from 1 to 9 o'clock, Ail Female Complaints quickly cured, (omen and novlé-Iv | M4%800p BESTORED. A victim of youthful imprudence, causing pre- Mature decay, nervous ¢: ebility, ete, in vain every known remedy, has t self cure, which he will send PREE to 8 fellow sufferers. Address J. H. RE & Vv my 24-eoly AK 43 Chathom st.. N. ¥. Re SISTER'S LINIMENT Cures Rheumatism, Neural it, Headache and all sores. pains, injuries, &c, It never fails. Tr it, Sold by “cugetsts, 25 oo 60 cents, STOTT Pennsylvania avenn ats pivanttpib-inswtbie KOSERTBON can oe and at hig. for Washington, SPECIAL NOTICE.—pr, ‘consulted We Office, me st., between 9th and 10th, from 8 to® | on. . diseases of the Urinary Organs and. Nervous Dis vi : Ongaule aud Semiun: Weake bess, Nervous De'ility, impotency, Premature Do- cay, Nervous Trembling, Paipltation of the Heart, idding Indi, m, &0., &c., all resulting from abuses [n you! excesses in manhvod, and early indiscretions, Orr hee, ‘Sb ictures and Syphilis quickly cured, Dr. KB. isa native of Baltimor with 12 years’ experience in ae 2g vite Wane Sea ecactas and Saturday » Persons in need of medical treat- ment for any of the above diseases, will find It to their Interest to call open him, who will insure honorable and scientific treatment, and a cure gusmenwed in every case he undertaks Will refer His patroas to any of the leading pereicens of Bal- timore, and show letters of tesi iais from the same, Cail or address as above, or to 19 South mard0-ly Kutaw street, Baltimore, CONSULT DE. LEON the videst established specialist tn the city. He guarantees a perma urnt and epecdy cure in the shortest time possible of ali Acuteand ChronicSkin Diseases. Abandoned aud ill-treated cases ialty. A thorough cure or no charge. consulting rooms 605 H Bovl-ly FAMILY SUPPLIES. UARTER BB. GOOD FAMILY ( FLOW R, $1.80, :varrel Golden Hill Flour 44 barrel Good Four. Lreener & Cissell Minnesota Sprit Jury ea"s Btarel Com Biareh. ort Gixpe Wine per gals alifornia Brandy. per bow Oar store Closes at 75s p. m., exe: ©. 8. OHak ka BON. 10-1 1213 Ti st nwe., bet. M STUFFED O11 manaors, (MARTY Nias, ] EAST INDIA GHERKINS, PICKLED TINY TIMS, (Qoagry, AUTUMN CLUSTERS, WORCESTERSHIRE, BEEF STEAK, JOEN BUL! oe these SAUCES, an C New crop SWEET Gil.” B. W. REEDS SONS, 1916 F st. mn. COAL AND WOOD. aps-tr J OnnOON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEKS IN