Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY................... une 21, 1S7% CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Editor. Avernge sworn Daily Circulation over 17,600-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 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 in all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the paper cannot be sent. Double Sheet To-morrow. The great demand for the double sheet STAR compels us not only to print an edition of con- tinually increasing size, but also to get to press yet earlier each Saturday. We, therefore, have to repeat our request to advertisers to send in their announcements at the earliest possible hour. The double sheet for to-morrow will be one of the most interesting and attractive of the series. The Capitol Surroundiugs. The item in the civil service bill appropri- ating $100.00 for improving the Capitol grounds elicited a pretty sharp debate in the Senate. Mr. Beck said that $55,000 had been appropriated $100,000 for repairs of the Interior Department, and large sums for the new State, War and Navy Departments, the building fer the Bu- reau of Engraying and Printing, &c.; and now, inthe bankrupt condition of the Treas. ury, it was not a time to spend this $190,000 in making approaches to the west end of the Capitol. Mr. Morrill thought it was passing strange that when Senators will make liberal appro- priations for completing public buildings everywhere else, they begrudge every little picayune amendment here, and compel the comple ion of these grounds to be procrasti- | nated year after year. Mr. Voorhees opposed the appropriation. He was astounded at the lavish appropriations that were passing through Congress; and, moreover, the money applied to the Capitol grounds had been wasted. The approachesto the Capitol twenty years ago were pleasant and beawiful. Now they were ragged and unsightly. Mr. Windom thought it took a good deal of courage to declare that these grounds were not improved. He remembered the old seraggy cottonwood trees that existed there when he first came to Washington. He remembered how carriages used to stick in the mud when they drove around the building. He remem bered once distinetly riding in a stage within a block of the Pateni Oiice and having to get out while the driver pried the wheels out of the mud with rails. He remembered the old fence that stood around these grounds. He remembered their dilapidated condition and looking at them now he Would have to be very courageous to say that there was no impro' ment. The Senate seemed to agree with Messrs. Merrill and Windom as the amendment of Mr. Beck proposing to strike out the appropria- Uon, was defeated by a vote of 25 to 2 The Press Upon e¢ District Legisia- n. The press of the country, so far as we have Seen, is quite unanimous in expressing satis- faction at the legislation of Congress this ses- sion upon District affairs. The following, from the New York Graphic, gives in pretty com. pact form the tenor of the press utterances on tle matier 7 Distriet of Columbia ha Tadly in matters of taxation. Congressignored the Distriet, u when it was proposed to levy or legalize the levying of enormus taxes. Now, by tie ‘permanent act,” Congress has sol- emny pledged the faith of the nation to pay one-liaif of ihe expenses of the District Gov. ernment, and also one-half of the cost of all public improvements. ‘To those who under- Stand the position of affairs at the capital this will seem ho more than fair. 1 verpment expends the money through its own commis. sioners, it always lias it in its power to reduce expenses and refuse to carry on improvement besides, it owns large tracts of land and costly edifices, and, in one word, inakes more use of the city of Washington than ailthe other ocea pants put together. Why, then, as long as the City isa means of government, shou!d not the Whole people pay a proper portion of the ex penses? The city of Washington will have good reason lor holding in grateful remembrance the Forty fifth Congress—the first Congress that ever tried to study their interests or minister to their wants. The National Capital will now enter upon a new era. Washington is destined to become a great seat of the higher Ligon of art and of science. There, as the nation rows vider,will be sure to be founded a ational university, as was proposed by P ident Hayes. The great Congressional Library, whieh, 'D properly housed, should be called the National Library, will afford unrivalled facilities fur the prosecution of historical re- searches, and will atiract students of our insti- tuticns from all parts of the world. Airealy we ve in the Smithsonian Institution the nucleus of a great National Scientific Museum, which is sure to grow. Washington will be- come an art center and a literary center. Washington is now a beautiful city.” The pel manent act assures the country that it will continue to unprove and that it will be made a Worthy home of the National Government, of the representatives of foreign nations and of sons and the interests that are natu- tiacted to the seat of a great govern- always fared reat The resolution of the Vermont Democratic Convention yesterday that “no assgult upou the President's official title could be sane tioned” serves to show pretty conclusively that the New Engiand democrats are much too shrewd to go before the people w.th any revolutionay plank in their platforin. The business people breathe freer now that Congress has adjourned without passing any of the worst of the wildcat measures caleu. lated to unsettle values that were proposed. The New York Post has a congratulator ticle in this conne ness will now hav thing time uatil next December, and before Congress resumes the work of financial tinkering the Secretary may be able to execute what is left of the resump- tion act.” In abolishing the various bourds of health. Schools, police, Ke, in the new District gov- ernment bill, Congress seems to have left the fire board standing. Either Congress held that boaid to be too valuable to be wiped out, OF Was unaware of its existence. Mr. Rainey, (colored member from South Carolina) of the committee on Earolled Biils, gets golden opinions from a'l quarters for his faithful work upon that committee in the closing hours of Congress, when some of the other members of the committee were in- capacitated from “sickness,” &c, from at- tending heir duties. But for him, Congress might have had to postpoue the time of ad- journment. ‘Tue WEEKLY STAR. now ready, contains all the News of the Week; the Potter Investigation; Closing Sc nnes, in Congress; Europeaa Conference : Lively Local Notes; Rerieuitural Matters: White House and De- artmentNews; Proceedings of the Courts; | Affairs: Choice Stories: Poems and Sketches; Agricultural and Household Mat- teTerms: $2 per annum, in advance, postage Prepaid: single copies five cents, in wrappers. — CK HILL COMMENCEMENT.—Com- Ro Weocetnent Day will be Monday, 24:h inst, Exercises will begin at 2:40 p,m. A sbecial train leaves Camden station, Baitiiore, at 2p.m., and connects With the train leaving ‘Washington af 1:50 P. le MACS Full tine of SHELL TROUSERS, in new color ly alopted, it received. ana cars, BD. WT ere }21-tr 935 avenue. ,O¥YAGERS TO EUROPE Vous procure Tickets on the INMAN and the FRENCH Lines of Steamsh'ps, tos Fe gether with full Information as % Stat Berths, dates of sailing, &c., from J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 21 aw 923 Penna. avenue n. w. PAYERS’ RELIEF. ngress having provided for the revision of Taxes, I will make It a ity to prosecute all v old material aad erroneous assessments / charge When entrusted to the payment of W, H. star! No. 1406 Pennsylvania avenue, iad da ae ‘epvaite WY Wlaca’s, or repairs on the Capitol and | FOR RENT AND SALE. Jackets $1 and $1.50. Office Coats 40 and 50 cents, tenant, who may be peraa- J. W. SKLBY's, for a good be nentifeuiud. sOH KKMAN & 00, } 21 1w T[HOSE s10 anv s12 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. BLUE FEANNBE SULTS, WASTED aly Ist, two or three ROOMS, DR LENT—No. 1212 7:h st. n.w., a larg: FAST COLORS, AND GOOD TO WEAR. anes FLIP SNed for housekeeping: state pricy A | EU STORE, two rooms, dre cole. sable, queer Vreen dacket ane Pants ial ti ieee TW AXTEDTA varuishat HOUSE, of matinia R RENT—Large KOOMS. en suits or siug®: southern exposure; very cheap; with or with- out Board, 1895 F st, n-w. 1216 1914-1916 Penn. je2l-tr Between 19th and 20% ata, ASHINGTON, D.C, JUNE 207i, 1878.— WANTED A ood WHITE GIRL toto ight housework ‘and sew. Apply at 2106 14th s*. new, OR BENT—F ur ROOM, second fivory gas and water, 4227.h st., between D and est : nw. = JATHRO CAM o. 9. DISTRICT GRAND ENCAMPMENT. A. O. K. or J, hail- ing from the National Gracd Encampment, State of Maryland, met in due form at their ba’ ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to do gon- W “eral Eousework in a small fainilys ratersace required. Apply at 631 A st. n.e. 421-3." R RENT—Thre communicating ROMS over Markriter's new store, No. 626 E xt., one doorfrom 7thst. Arplyatthestore — j 21 6." -@. Y —Ar a Ww , one first class. #.@. Samuel H. Preston presiding: W.@.8 ©. Ma ee ate Solon WOMAN W.A.Myers. Followin eaieees. elected for ths | te cock, wash and iron. is spiaing year James H. Davis: R.W.8.6.G.- Thomas Perry; First R. W.8.6.C.. Wm, Smith: Second R.W.8.@.C.. John W. Fant ror: ‘Third R. W.8.G Henry H. Jones: «.W. 1.€ , W. A. Myers: R.W @.R.8.C.. Charles H. | RB, W.G.r.7.. Wellington Clarke; B.W. G8. Tn-Sp-. John @ Bord: Ri W.@.S.L.M.. Bev erley Childs; R. W.@.8t.B., Wm. ‘Karnes: R. W. G.8.B., George Fin her: #.W.G.LG, Wm. A. Forchon; R. 0.6., Btehmond Robinson, “Ad- | Journed fo meet July the 15 b, at 8 o'clock sharp. * | RR LIEF FOR TAXPAYERS! ‘The act providing for the ‘trevision and corres tion of aesessments for special Improvements in the District of Columbia, * having become a law, all property holders interested wLo bave PAID IMPROVEMENT TAXES since August 10, 1871, will be enti. led toa rebate Upon any erroneous ‘or excessive charges made rein. ‘Tap bay ers who have not paid the assessments for special improvements can upon specific complaint of erroneous and excessive charges ma‘te, obtain @ Tevision ana correction of their tax bi 1s. ALL PARTIES INTERESTED must. onder the jrov'sions of this act, preaynt ¢'a ms betore July 19. 1878 The undersigned will give special and attention to th’s class of claims, aud all TA. PAYERS wko have not obtaincd proper allowat for old material removed or re u-ed, for work done ur der permit, for church proparty, or from an} | error in the assessmeuts. shouid . FILE THEIR CuAIM3 | without farther delay, with WILLIAM DI KSON, Office 222 4's street, 7! }-A HOUSE totake care of for the | WANED. months, by @ gentleman and his wive; best of references given, Address C \RE- FUL. Btar ofic>, Jea' ANTED—A BBICK HOUSE, tn goo: so a'- Wis i ye B bargain: state locality aad peer cash; m a in; st B ice. SQUIBOR, Star omes. i216 tleman, a nicely Ni By a single W “arated aid alt ‘M, with board, near 14} street Circle, Address, giving price, et ~ ‘tu. N.,* Star office, 1 TANT} D—OLD STAMPS ofall kinis. al Stamps for sale. 489 7.h st. n.w. je20-3.* NIED—A BARBER, and one t h-pen W &iitndays only? tnmadiately ‘ac 164 Brkage street, Georgetown, D.C. Je 2 ANTED-PLATING, 802 9th 8". n.w., on Hoot perth of b>t., (Persian mode, )3 cont: y yard. Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dress sak -r. Re branch. Je20-3. ANTED—By respec abe cored g.rl, a SiT. UAT.ON as first-class nurse, to travel with » lady; Lest of references, Apply No, 2318 1 st oe! nw. je20 2 ANTEFD—A od TENANT to rent a Fur- Wate Hotta situa in te rote Park, from July 1,t to August 31; rent low. Dp: 401 Sp tiem street, La Droit Bak. je20-31" Ww: NTED-One more GENTEEL YuUTd. w aecrive @ thorough education as Enyiuee: Architect (daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m ), at Of. e Room 6, 700 9 hs". new. 120 3°* ANTED—White and colored WUMKN V cooks and chambermaids; three Uolore) goal three doors north of Columbia Building. Waiters who are violin'sts, for the springs, Wom SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES CAN ne arp | 24. Fedesa Block, 7th aud F sts, 120 3t | UNTIL JULY Ast, AT A LARGE DISCOUNT. NTED—To prebase ata low price ir all Je-im Was od DW RLLIN "+ HOUSE, With 8 | WISH_10 GET COOL CALL at | 0: 10 rconis, modern improvementsdestred: north N NNSYLVAN W 5 ern part of the city preferred. Address P_ O AVENUEL and go PLATE RASEBARRE | Box 60. with location ahi prices Je20 -3:* Ic Eor BANANA CREAM. It fs the best in the TA ‘A YOUNG MAN who isacquaint- W aiwitittne grocery trata: ean some sulin ommended, and is willing to work for moderate atfitst, Inquire at n.w. corner 16th wd Q snew. je20-3.* TANTED—In the elrst Wad, or n» hero n of the city, ane.t DWELLING 0 ms, for $1,200. DOWAMAN & GREEN. 412 7h st. ANTED—TENANTS for cool, nicel--far nished rooms, at summer prices, at No. 18 Grant Place, between 9 h and 10th sts.’ je19 3." Weed, Wilte WOMAN to cock, wash and iron, to goa short distance in the counpy. Apply to WM. J. BHEES, Smi hsonian Instittition. 31930 Wastes \LESMEN and General Agents for all parts of the United States; experi enced business men, desiring lucrative employ ment. call at 1009 7th st. new. Jelo 4" NTED—Five ROOMS or small HOUSE, unfur- ished: bath, &c.: not far from Fand loth sts. new. Address ‘H, M. W., 1414 11" st 3 — sy [ae We Jel9-61* SUITS. WRAPPERS, OVERDVESSES, AND | ¥:__ = UNDERWEAR. LINEN DUSTERS, WANTED SBE respectable white gir. a BIT CHILDREN'S SUITS. UATION as cook or chambermald; would like to Tavel with a lady as child's nurse; ‘best of We bave a large sto k of the above Goods on | reference given if required, Please call at 808 F hard, tco many for this stage of the season, and | St. n.e,, between H and I. jel9-3 * will sei] them at extremely low prices, 7ANIED-PuaiING, Parisian mole, exit 0 1 \ ly done. at #10 7h st. L. K a8 EY. ik House, branch of Mrs, E, PPUSLAW BUTTER. LUCAS. Jel7-tm a . WV ANTED—To Hine—A good BUGGY fo pared to ea 1 ors e a v ek, Bo: . P.O. 1LT EDGE BUTTER made at Tunlaw Farm, | 8!v108 Price per week, Box 2. is he cream is churned on Tuesdays and Fridays W A3TED Old GOLD and SILVER in larg: the Butter delivered on Saturdays and Wednes or small quantities. Highest price paid. Gays. Orders left at the store of HUME, DAVIS | HICKEY & CO... Manufacturlag Jewellers. 356 a )., 807 Pennsyivauia avenue, will receive | Pennsylvania avenue J4-1in prompt attention, je20 30% city. | \ ME. WASHINGTON, |M. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKLNG DRESSFS, SUITS, COSTUMES. CLO AKS, 4 Mavle in stipes ior style at so. t notiee. Ladies can have Dresses Cut aud Bastad, and a pei fect fit guaranteed. . 907 Pennsylvania avenue, Je20-3m_ Over Willian’ ot RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF MACINTOSH DRE-S PRITECTOR3. These are the best Euglich Goods in use. F. PILLING, je20 Bt 1103 Pen+ sylvania avenue, MiTCHELL & MARTIN, 931 P.nnsylvania avenuc, five re Je20-4t An examination of our stock requested. je 0 Gr y ANTED—HORSES to Pasture at three dol- 319 6: THOMAS L. HUME. | WAN? per month; abundance of grass shad and water, Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN'S nor Stables Gate, between sth and 7th n.w., or ad- DR. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY | {83 3: e BELLS Slo) MONeUnery G0. FOR Vy ANIE!—To SELL—summer CLOTHING for children and adults by a family going int CATARRH., mourning. = Address ** Ciothing,’’ Post office. roy 28-Lu* BEWarE of wertbless imitations. ‘The Genuine, in Square ey aps a cupy a large third story south front room, o1 Boxes: with Pr nted Directions Outsite, contains | suitapie lor genticman and wife: cue wee aD” @ bottle and sy phon with Dr, HARTLEY'S Phlia- ass, * 2 pain snd. 93 phon witt first c] 7 F st. n.w. teas Price One Dollar, Sold at every Drug Store, aud by DR. HARTLEY, No. 90 North Green St., Baltimore. W. B. ENTWISTLE, corner 12th street and Pepn. avenue, whoi agent. jel7-la* pianos FOR RENT DURING THE SUM. mer from $2 upwards. Also PIANGS ier sale at reduced rates on easiest terms, ae by @. L. WILD & BRO., 723 7th strect' new. Je15-1w 100 DOZEN CLARET WINE, Ww ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for. ol ones, Groceries or eh, BUTLER’S. 6u and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or nv pay. Stoves rented, novi6-tr ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for o16 ‘Ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER-S, Bo, aud K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 & seplb-tr $25. Ww ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of copaieraeaen aarp Oh secant xa! CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augie-ty” R KEN T—Desitainie BRICK, Noi ga7 = T.W.. eight rooms, bat*-reom, cellar, rauge, furnace, vey window. &c. Rent $10. Appl co ALBFRT F, FOX, No. 920 # st. new. Jel 3t R RENT—A well furnished, naarly new, aia - rocm HUUBE (hor and cold water, ) ia horth- Western portion of city. Rint low to suitable Parties, Adoress J.C. 8), Starofficr, —j-21 3.* R RE T—Four ROOMS on first floor, neaty furiisbed for housekeeping; front and side yard excellent neighborhood. Rent moit~rate, 2012G st. n.w. References required. j-21 3.* R RENT—Six-room BR1CK HOUSE, in fir-t rate condition and lovation; one block from wo Ines of street care. $20a month. Inquire 0) D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F -t JBL See ROR BENT—4 BRICK HOUSE, ten rooms, with modern !mprovemen's, nthe worth side of O st., between 12h an 13h 8:8. Inquire at store, corner 12 h anu Osts. n. ©, j 21-3 ° POR PALE OB RENT-BHI K Hose at northwest corner of 7:h ana Q sts. u. 4.3 large s O°. With fixtures: nine rooms. vath, modern im. Pro eneuts and stable. Store separstel or vf ti sev r lrooms. Avply onthe premises. j 21-3 OK KFNT—Two HOUSES, ha. weer and gas, Ne. 1730 Vermont av.; rent $16 Also. feven-room H USE, hall, waterand gas, No. 707 Rhode Island ave.;' rent $20. App'y 10, L (Uk RENT—) URNISHT ‘A large HOUSE, 1» stern sect'on Mf the etty, contwning ain : all modern improvements. Will very low toa careful tenanr, for thr mo: duly Ist. B. H. WARNER & Cv., Dw. OR RENT—H_ USE No, 1498 T st new ; nin rooms: n cdern impro reut $20" Ap- pot THOS +, WAGGAMAN, jo20 {0 Kh. T—Two large. cool ROOMS. on see nud floor, adoining bathroom: 1110 F st.. will be wi don. te arciable tenant; re:erences exchanged. 120 8." )R RENT—FURN ISHED HOUSE. 14 rooms, 917 New Vork avenue; splendid neighvorhuvd: rare chan e for boarding house; low rent. Inquire between 11a, m. and 6 p. m. 4:20-6 * oR RENT—At Mount Pleasant—A nine-room Furnished HOUSE, with staple and carriage- hou:e: aiso garden. with all kinds of vegetables For par Ieulars lugul.e at 730 12th st, n.w, J€20 4c No. 1619 K st. nw., $60 per range, two vath rooms, hot and cold Water, gas.’ latrobes. Apply to B. P. SNYDER, tonai Safe Deposit Company, 15:h st. aud Now York avenue, je20-1m, IR RENT—MOUSE No, 1003 L st. n.w., 10 Tooms, modern iwprovewents, latgs Vard, Southern exposure, and situated in the most desir” able and central location, opposite pab ie reserva- tion; rent $33 per month, Tnqui eat 15129 het. nw, Key at 1005 L st, Jogo 3% FOR RENT—Cocntiy PrACK—AVALON, 0 Good Hope road, near Unontuwn, five ul tes" walk from street cars to Washing! DWELLING and Forty Acres of LAN *: high and healthy: rent low. Apply to TINGES € SAR- G 'T, €0 Lexington st Baltimore, jez0 10t FR RENT-HOUSE 642 B st s.w. Rant $25 jerimenth, Apply to ALEX, R. cH _P- HERD, jel 3 (Ob RENT— HOUSE No. 1740 New York a D.w.. thirteea rooms; modern improvem=n's. Reut $4" per month, For particulars apply THOs, £. WAGGAMAN, 519 7ta st. n.w. Je19 8: (UR RENT—47 K st. n.e,, French roof sRiCK HOUSE, all improvements ten rooms; in order. Cheap rent to good, careful tenant. Apt 700 Mau jel9 6: story BRICK, ‘story BRICK, 1603 ory BRICK, 1467 $35, three-story FRAME. fourteen room audern imerovemen sand stable. 228 E: st. WM. F. HOLTZMAN. 1321 F st. RO KENT—Two these beau! new 2K DWELLINGS. one of ch bas a Mansard roof, (both of which have ” North F st., between 1st ach house has every'motern von- . including vestibu‘e, wide hall, latrob range, hot and cold water, two Wate: ne, dry cellar under the entire house, yards front and rear, Rent only $20 4 mouth. Possession immediately. “Rent to. begin duly Ist. Apply to M. M. ROHRER, 513-7 h St. Jel9 10t Fuk wENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS suit able for light housekveping; also, tao STORES, at the southeast corner of 8th and D streers n! w. Je17-6° ‘OR SALE ORRENT—To a permanent tenant, new Pressed Brick HOUSK, finished in hast style; 13rooms, hall, and every room heated ; speak- ing tubes, bells, and all Improvements, of To be sold because of owner Jeaving the country. "Can be seen atany time. Apply at401G st. n.w. — jel7-6t" Fee BENT Furnisheo ROOMS; delighifal 1o- _cality for summer, at moderate prices, to gen- Uemen and wives; gentlemen preferred. 918 Mc- ~hersont quare, j1L-2w* GOR RK NT—HOUsE No. 413 New York avenue n.W., 8 rooms. Will be rented low toa prompt ANTED_ MOTHS and other Insocia in fural. | ienaiit.” gAbply to JOHN B, SCOTT, New York Felecied by an expert and bottled in my cellars by | gt Es Oo aenate. by superheated steam, at note ets tit a professional, guarantee it the finest WINE in | CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La, ave, augié-1y OK ReNT—A comfortable HOUSE and the District at the price~ $4.50 per dozen, W SNTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S 81 ORE. on prominent corner, facing Pennsyl. C. WITMER, Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- | Vania avenue, Capitol Hill; low réut to s good ten . WITS tween 4% and 6th sta, s.w. Ualled for and delivered } ant. Inquire, for key and terms, No. 429 11th st. jel5-tr 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. | without tharge. jy18-ly | n.w. jell Quer LUMBER. CHEAP. W 4NTED FEATHERS to renovate CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, ‘augié-1y"" 7 ANTED—A perfect and clean of the first numberof the EVENING STAR tor whicha Mi price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star office. waR80-tf a Will discount any published price sist tor cash | W 4 \vanare bee? CLEAN gating and AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER. own. 3 Works, Tue down, Wee) ‘orl fen awe or CH W BSSER-gentiomen, to know that MOORE, Merchant Tailor 1011, New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garment to A comp'ete stock of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, be made at home AT Panic Price: BOARDING. KR RENT—HOUSES 419 and 421 6th st., be- tween D and £, suitable for Boarding-houses or Offices, $pply at 720 12th st., between 9 and 21a.m, and3 and 5 p.m, Je7-2w* R RENT—HOUSE No. 1422 BT st.n.w.,mod- A’ ern improvements, 9 rooms. Apply to'J AS. ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, No. 621 Pennsylvania ave- nue, Je7-Im FOR REST HOUSE No, 1014 17th stn we; modern improvements; 9 rooms; rent $50 per mouth, For particulars apply ‘T. E. WAGGA- MAN, je6-tr ‘OR RENT—at Seminary Hotel, on George- town Heights, pleasant Furnistied or Untur- ished RU-OMBS at ‘low prices; corner of Washing- ron and Gay sts. FURNITURE TaKEN U. STORAGE AT REASONABLE KATES, je6-1m" FHIANDSOMELY FURNI-HED SUITE OF THOS. W. SMITH, ROOMS, fisst_ floor. To parties desiring - BOARD will be rented very low. Also third floor je15-1m Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. | rx ms for price of Table Board. 11 Md. avenee OTICE. D.e. Jezo 6" CGUSTEY BOaRD—Five miles trom the Cicy: / four minutes walk from Stott's Station, on Metro) oliten Branch of B. & O. K. R, Large a‘ry rooms and fest of Table ROA RD. BARLOW’S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. To Senators, Members of Congress and the Publie: For terms, 1 will offer for the next thirty days my Stock (no | advress Mrs. B. E. 8., Lock Box 308, or inquire fuer this side of New York) of Oi! Paintings, En- | a. Z. D. Gilman's Drug Store, 637 Pounsvivania gravings, Photographs and Chromos, and Frame: | avenue. je20-3* of all kinds and sizes, at greatly reduced prices, u YOUNTRY BOARD- On Metropolitan road, 6 aes pena by competent workmen ‘and C mines walk rom otis ation: inte a _§.B. ; ms: Deautifui porches, highest pulut in viclu- yeld-2w AE i test cert meter ong x $9.00 SER WALL, Stowt's station, Seid 2a* 4 E ST. _N.W.—Oooi house, south front, ¥en 509 tak painted and_pavered, |, occupled ty LEATHER TRUNK WILH CANVAS COVER | #: FAIRCH! LD, who has FURNISHED ROOM: ‘& RENT~Six-room HO. SES, with all con- veniences; <‘elivhttully situated. Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., corner 7th and Rhode Isl- and avenue n.w, Je5-1m FOR EEN T1605 18 —Carge, well Furnished KOOMS. with or without Board, Terns mod erate, Furnished HOUSE for rent de3 Dt R RENT—HOUDE No. 611 13th at. v.w., be tween F and G sts.; 10 roums: all the modern in provements. Apply to No, 1219 I st. n.w. j3-18.> ‘OR RENT—1195 4th st. n.w., BRICK of nine Tuoms. bath, water closet, water, gas, good cular and largr yard: all in thorough order, | Bent tow. Inquire or JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 7th st, new, jel-Im FPOk SAGE AU A BARGAIN On Fou Rent TO A PERMANENT TENANT 1446 N St, wey.) finished in best style. thirteen rooms: every room heated. including bath and servauts® rooms; speak.ng tubes; electric belis; stationary Von. ice, large rooms and best table board. for. 625 yer mouth. For further particulars address C. W. 4 DELY, Waterford, Loudoun county, Va., or quire of FADELY & BRO., 8h St. oF C. BOYD BARRETT, 932 Loutsiana ave., Wishing tn, De, je. al NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &c. An immense variety of styles at equally low prices, at theever popular Factory aud Salesrooms TY OMPAND BOARD, Mout Bieasayt D of Ms , Mous SAN . c 5 7 +» PARK STREAT,' No. 6-Airy RO “MS, | JAMES 8: TOPHAM pure -‘Ater, cool shade, Apply at once. jelbeeose™ 425 Beventh Street Northwest, JREVECTION OF R\TESNo. 316 Tudiana . avenue, be wen 31and 4% streets, «pposite Joluing Odd Fellows’ Hall | Judiciary Square. Board, $1; rovine: $5 ey pane REPAIRING. Locat on p'easant. Trunks and Harness thoroughly repaired and | _J¢15 13 * SARAH ELAGLER. | Trunks covered at low rates. jelé-tr I UA KUING.—Large, a, ROOMS, en suite or Single, with first-class TABLE BOARD: also MBRELLAS AND PARASOLS Covered and Repaired to order, All work first-class, Ladies* double-seamed Twilled Silk Sun Um- trellas $1.25 up. at B- B. CHASE'S, 1412 te ‘Transient Roarders accommodated; reference: ex- charg. 512 9th st. n.w.and 206 F st. n.w. ae | Fa.ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel, jeI3-2w* _RMANENT. TRANSIENT AND Day ARDERS ‘accommodated, No th ste | 720.8 SCHOOL BUITS FOR EXAMINA- 1 g Kland. Mi = | Buss! ECOL, SUITE STRAUS | Having taken a cottage at Oakland. Ma» in con: nection with my house. I will be pleased to have BEST MIDDLESEX FLANNEL | $catders for the summer. Mrs, M. T. SOUT 1- ‘at the low price of $13, at p ALL. Je8-im* A. STRAUS". FMONT HOUSE. tes who desire Ez Tt al ps0 aa 0 Horel BOARD, with cool and al ROOMS. Os SUITS IN LIGHT and DARK PAT- | can jocate at this favorite Hotel for the sumice SpE RNS at prices that will astonish Fou. at, | ior the, at the fcllow ing reduced rates: Ger.tlewman a. S*._ | and = ife, $50 to $60 per month: single Roms, $25 ty $30 er worth, and $8 *o $30 per week; table EE THOSE HANDSOME SACK SUITS. | Roard,'su0 per m-th aud $5 per week del-ly light colored, and made equal to custom work, to be found only at (apso_ A. STRAUS’, At cALsorr BuUpE, HALF Ee zauM DESY 3 TSE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT ga Oe sod fre tiles trom Sugar Lest ‘Cassimere uptain, jeasan' a0 A. STRAUB | eee rae apply ta joo eens ao GR §8 BUSTS Fre SUITS are equal to any | 1 27-1m NT. TALBOTT. Barnesvil 6, Md. S12 Bait. A. STRAUB. C OUNTRY BOARD On farm. seven minutes’ ARD TIMES.—Purchasers, if you want to} $4, "piK gf Laurel station. W ag save money, look at the $10 Suit, at. moderats M INADY, - Laurel, 5 a ae Puines George's county, Mae myad-ans* IME Fine Bisck Cloth DRESS SUITS for —_—— "T shoula'bs sun to Se appreciated, oe ‘AN: ME DRESS COATS >p80 SO seer Domestic Faveions TS La UST RECEIVED. aps0 4, PERAUE', FRESH SUPPLIES OF MINEKAL WATERS. t Janos. GERATORS. Hunyadt Sis ana pis, ta notte, ™** BEFEr ‘Apollirar dah Jugs, - — ree ne ‘this, All sizes of this Copgress. CE! EBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Geyser. Btrovgly built, handsomely finished, and Beltzer, perfect Sn practice: are packed with a perfect non- V-Eo recut genductor. pave slate tune Shelves. In fact, » . za s Yormont Spring. M. W. BEVERIDG hese, and all other Mineral Wasars, pat bottle, (Late Web & Beveridge.) dozen, a iE Qe, 5 th ats. or rite War Fane. Prarmacie. wae ee Fe tg ees bore, je8-tr 833 14th st., corner of Ist. : HY GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE when con mera TW ‘you San bay them ready-made, at a Fer 90 wie BERS now at fn Fon, ¢ the a ames, equal to ping ‘818 HENSEVLVAwIA AVENUE, fom Work. Call at A. '. (Wempeey' ied of i at ee | nea bis WATCHES & SPROLALTY ah RE EE LaEE to ROW | AN ier and year or maoeay eaten ee a Cas ENUINE Indigo Bing FLANNEL SUITS at Beas, peaue Be . 0k, BEKO ano TABLE BUARD at reduced rates. Transient | Waxhtubs; vegetable and meat cellar, Can be seen: re ehestssecommodated: re’erenc. sexchar.ged.j19 6" | ai auy time. my31-1m ‘i SUMMER BOARD. in Loudoan county, va, R RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, a HARNESS, Shear Hamitton depot, locust iawee nna eta. | Breatly reduced prices, by B. B. CLARK, 120) st. 8.wW. myl-3m OK RENT Very plewaut FRONT BOOM. second | floor, with three windows facing triange; 1118 New York ave. Reference given and required, ‘Terms moderate, Lorallty contra. and delignttui, my4-tr JR RENT—Furnishod PAKLURS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeot PE KEST By T Os 1 MYERS, Real Estate Agev*, 1216 F st n.w. S-story Brick. 418 3° si. u.w., mod. Imp 4 story Bri k, 61113 b st my 2-story Brick, 1116 19°h st.n. tmps, 7-8. 3 story Brick. 29 M <t. n.w., water an? gas, 7 To fcan—$1,00 for two yrars, at 8 po ‘ interest. Vetere Fes RENT— B, H. WARNER @ Ov., BRAINARD H.WaknaB. EDWIN A-MCINTIRN. 916 F street northwest. = xe Bw, eri OUD 12459 ist. nw, a0 sto&dwel,..75 1222-1996 1309 14:b,. 15 1016 15t: st. nw, 58.13 bh st nw, 1143 7th, with store, .. 1314-1820 @ st nw, 455 € Bt, a 811 E st. o BeBe or i H seseseas 1830 Corcoran 1534 9th +t. nw, 3112 Penn‘a ave... Joon tthat. with evorea0 Te 1 7th Bt. w 785 Uthaty nW,. vo. 35 1305S : q 2405-2418 Penn. ave. 35 8 & RL. ave. uw. ls 214 4th st. se - 33'5 Wl K. Capitol st, 1s 1622 Q st. nw. $2 1305 13th st, os. TE 8. <. cor. 18th'and M.30 1922 440 K st, DW, ce. 30 12th & Q ith and Boundary, - 30 319 Md. ave. ne, 2118 G st. 1W...sea0e.30 450 U st. nW,. 20s 45 4H st. n’ veeee. 30 19149th st. nv, a cor 24th and G..... 27%: ‘307-£318 M at. ow 27! 1128 3: 97 6 aove. alist of which ts materially alterad near’ every day on the bulletin at our offics. Gd REE PTATS BULLETIN, ‘WM. E. BURFORD. 708’ F street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sve. Sp cfal_bargai: are offered for tha nex 30 days in $ ew 3-8t- Fy and bacement press-brick Houses, with all medern jmprovements, located tu the Was End avd tear Pennsylvania avenue cars; Hons = have 11 ~ ons, and lot 19 140, toan alley. P.ice only 5.000 av deasy terms, k Houses for Sale. Two-story Bric! J Also, 701 8 nice twe-story aud basement press wick Houses, porated. in S 2 poreaie ester ane voriheri paris of the city. y to ye Wit. e BURFORD, 526 Re | Estate Kroker, 708 E st 3 BUSINESS CHAN CES, ) LOAN—$:0,000 fcr first-class property, Der cept... or in two sums at 8 per cent. ; ‘1.500 and $200, ] Je20-tr WM, E. BURFORD, 708 E st. WW ANTED, $5,000, for three or five years, at 7 | Per cent, Interest, upon good real estate | securt y. MYERS, | 3} 20-0t 715 Vth st. | WE, RAYE SEVERAL SUMS OF M/NEY on band, ranging from $1,000 upwards, for uyestment af current rates, | Je20-lw DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 4°h st. Q)ULENDID. LARGE NEW BRICK HOUSE AY ard nearly 7,000 feet of Corner Lot for sale for $6 000-800" cach ard batance monthly vay: wents, Address BUILDER, Box 580, eh SS (00 TO LOAN AT 8 PER CEN: Test, on business property. $1,000." FRED. KOONES, ticnal Metrc politan Bank, RARE BARGA(N.—FOR Save—The fix- lures of the well-known United States Tea Co.*s 8 ore, corner 7:h st. and Massachusetts ave. hw. The store for ren! 38 the proprietors are go- ing into the wholesale ‘and Coffee b ssiness. Apply on premises for particu ars. jel 3° 20,000 TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER CENT. ‘ol approved citw rea’ est in sums of $5,000 and upwards. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Jn- surance Agents and Brokers, No, 628 Fst. n. NTs- Also, $2,000 and Room No. 1, S| jel9 3x | jel8-Tw ¥. TT? BUTLUERS.— Wall torated lots, and “one fourth cash, will be given for the erection 0 2 brick house. Address “HOUSE, * care 602 | 9th st. n.w. jel7 6 WV ANTRD Te Dorrow $7,000 at 7 per ceat. on V the finest Improved Property in the city; no | commission. Address J. L., City Post Office, | y ur BOUT USPAID SPECIAL TAXES.— “A word to the wise is sufficient."” Prop- erty owners having Unpaid Special Faxes wil save money by settling them before Jaly 1st i formation. or paytent at a large discoun on PETER CAMPBELL 1431 Pa. ave. Corcoran Building. LOAN . MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, | In sums to suit at 8 per cent.; at 7 percent. o1 finest Class business property, . U. HOLTZMAN, jel5-6t loch and F streets hw. 'OR SALE 1240 1342 Q street. elegant, houses U1 rooms, ali im, i.; location most desirab its great targain. Terms easy. HOUSE & HES rei 513 sist, mis jel | EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses 730 13th st. n.w., mod. imps., 12 rs. 508 11th st. new. 4€4 61h st. i 916 E st. u.w.. mod. imps , 10 rs... 9,000 211 A st. s.e,, mod. imps., "12 rs. 9.006 1808 H st, n.W., md. tinps., 10 rs 8000 912 M st." n.w.. mod. imps, 8.000 ewe. med, S000 ave, ,W., 7,200 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sate. G. Myrtle st. n.e., b.h., mod. Imps. 8 78...3 420 N st. ne mod, imps . 1239 4th s mod. im, -"D. 329 11th st. sie, +24 ar.d £26 Gi 621 K st. s.w., f.h. ie (8K st, new. fh, 6 rs, 1 to 1233'S'st. n.W.. f.h..5 6 : 10th st. ne., fh. 6 rs, sesees 1200 Vor. F st and New Hamp,avevn, W.. felis 613 1,000 Unimproved Property for Sale. abet. 10th and 1h n, w., per ft ‘ . 4th and Msts, n. Cor. 4th and L si Mst , bet, 3d and 4th 4 st. bet. 8d and 4 hn, 4st, bet, Land Mn Union st.. bet. N and O s.w , pei St, bet. M and N n.w., per ft New York ave..bet. 20:h and 21st in. Houses for Rent. ud. Imps. Ost ps 2311 st. u. 404 6th st. 916 . st. n.w., mod, 467 Missouri ave, 114 st. D. W R 0 810 19th st. n.w., mod. imps. 1irs. ¥ bu 1137 7thst. n.w.. store, mod. unps.. 10 "Ts.) 40 1C5 H st. n.w., store, mod. tmps., LL rs. 40 1208 H st. new.. mod. imps. 12 rs. 40 1426 11 hst.n.W.. mod, imps. 9 rs, a 17.G st. n.w., mod, imps . 10 rs. 30 719 28d st. n.w., mod. Imps., 10 rs 30 5076 hist. n.w., mod. imps.. 9 rs 20 1226 6th st. n.w., mod. imps, 10 rs. 1212 Pa. ave. n.w., mod. imps... 9 rs 1535 10th st.’n.w.. ‘mod, “imps,. 8 rs 1463 Pierce Place, n.w., 10d, 210 D st, new. 1428 T st. new, 1629 Madison at. 1336 16th st. n. Ww. 1545 5th st. 1119 21st st. 1. UMpS.y 6 TS..c.s ee I Issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a bul- tetin of all pro for saic and rent on my books, which can on application at my Office, oF will be sent by mail if desired, * Auction Sales. on SATURDAY. June 23d, at 3 p. m,, 1740 L st. DW. $2 000 at 8 per cent. ‘OR RENT— BY F. H. SMITH, jel9-tr Beal Estate Broker, Le Droit Buildi g. 2028 F nw., 16 rooms, mod. im 100 OF 108 F nw., 16 rocme, mod. imp . w 15211 nw., 12 rooms: mod. imps. 50 OF 621 19th _nw.. 18 rooms, mod. imps. 50 U6 131 F nw., 8 rooms, 103. imps. 30 CO 1330 Tnw., 7 rooms, mod. imps. 25 00 1512 Columbia nw.,'7 rooms, mod. imps. 25 00 05 H i 25 1 25 Ov 22 50 15 00 12 00 $30, 000 to ‘oan at 8 per cent. in sums to sult. Houses and Lots for sale in every part of the et fe18 1y OB BENT, By B.O. HULTZMAN, 10th and F sts, n.w 1320 Penn. ave. n.w., business house......$100 00 521 1ath st. n.w., 13 Fcoms, mod imps. 75 00 907 13th st. n.W.- 12 rooms, mod imys. 75 00 515 2d st. n.w., 10 rooms, mod. imps. 2140 Pa. ave. n.w., 11 rooms, mod. im| 603 F st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. impe. ‘Stoddard st. .Geo'twn'1 rooms, mod. imps ee K st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. . H.W., 10 rooms, furuished, i. 1. th st. 0 W.. 9 rooms, mod, imps. 41h st. s.e., 10 rooms. mod. imps 605 B st. 8.€., 10 rooms, mod. imps. 1 . 8rcoms' mod ‘imy Md. ave. sw., 9 rooms, mod, imps. 208 C st. §.6..'7 rooms, mod. imps... 219 Carroll st.'8.¢., 7 rooms, mod. im 221 Carroll st, 8.e.. 7 rooms, mod. imps 1a Sth rooms, mod. imps. LOST AND FOUND. AKEN UP ASTRAY -On June 18th, oae Light Red CCW. Owner please call, prove property. pay charges and take her away. Jackson st., Uniontown, D. 0. M. PAtGetr, j212* OST On Monday last one Light Ral ea G.w. with white spot on flank, $90 vard wi be paid if returned to me, Massachusetts ave. and 6:h st. ue kee See SRSBRSEAsSEeATs S88S82eus382338 i¢20-3." TRAYED AWAY FROMTHEHOME of his owner, 917 Twen:t-sixth re Bim. on Thersday ight, 13 Prrali White Poodle Do answers to the name o! inst., a with three yeidow spots; MeosEx ! MONEY 1] MONEY! oN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., | at | P. WALLACH’S, Loan and C mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, jeT-tr bear Willard’ Hotel, OR SAL HEAP FOR CASH—An established NEW! ER and JOB OFFIC 7 Rare Chance for a government clerk. Address PRINCE, Star office, 35-1 ROR RENTON ee Fee RENT—I ‘VERY STABLES, 468 and 470 C street n.w.; fort nger KnOWD as | ** National Lives} Stables:"* bave unusually large ground surface afd unsurpassed accomodations and facilities; frontig on C street; broad alley ways | upon west and rear, another alley way leading directly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue: fine | spring water and Potomac water both within premises. Terms, #c., address M.A. KIMMELL, 462 O st. new. Jet 3" JT iREANSE AND LOANS, | seta tr | Striped Silks #1 60. 65 and 7c. par yard | lining Stik. 50 FIRE,LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- SURANCE, at lowest rates. “Special attention ven to thé Investment of money on Weal Estate curity. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, It Agents and Brokers, Office No. 623 \F nw. G, GOLDSTEIN & Co. LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS Private Entrance on Tenth Street, tree! my28-Im* Liberal ston, on war terms, Aa The oldest and largest business in the city, ny 11-1 ——————— PROFESSIONAL. C N. DUTTON, * Architect and Engineer. Rooms 18 and 19, safe Deposit "1 Hid x Cor, ABI st, and New VOrk ave 2 ee aaag nee E dvances made on Loan or on Commis ‘atches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver &c., for any me desired on very reasonable ENRY J. ENNIS, 7116 ft Street, opposite Pat- ent Office, iclan and Mode! ker. Ex. perimental work a specialty. Expert in Paten: causes Jel9-1y K.T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist. Removed to southeast corner 7th ani E streets northwest. Teeth inserted er set. my33-ly KJ. B. GLB! TisT, | REMOVED TO 708 16TH STREET, es marl-ly Over Thompson’s Drug 8tore, KR. DUKE, Dentist, 433 7th south’ D 'tetwoce Dna 8, Beat a] EDUCATIONAL. UMMER COURSE at SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘7th and '. streets, during May, June and July. Tuition by the month in Penmanship, Corre mnden: kkee| SRendence, Bookkeeping and the calculations con For terms inquire at the College Office. my4-3m #45. Students pre Dustnees, ‘Yale or Har? nstructors first class. vara Coll telaa-ay"g SHORTLIDEE, MKB CORRIDON, Professor ahip, 8t. Cloud Building och and F, ‘Writing, keeping and Short-> 3nd taught in short an easy courses of lessons, h instruction guaranteed, Lessons given at and a schools. is FAMILY SUPPLIES. | SRTER BBL GOOD FaMI FLOUR, $1.50, SANE 44 Varrel Golden Hill Flour. j4 barrel Good Fiour.. Deener & Cissell’s Fancy Flour... Minnesota Spring Wheat, patent pi Duryea’s Starch. Pare Buren in Port Grape ne California ‘Brandy’ per bot le... Holland Gin. per boitle.. seeeee Biackberty Wine (pure juice)’ per tottie 'E SELL FOR CAsH ONLY. Our store closes at 7 p. m. ay Saturdays, HARE & oc. SON, jel0-tr 1213 7th. 00. bet. Mand N, STOPPED oll MANGOES. EAST INDIR GHERKLN TINY TiMs, im ONIONS. AUTUMN CLUSTERS, WORCESTERSHIRE, ‘MUSH Mi. id other SAUCES, New crop SWEET ow. uo pene ARAL oSaw id PICKLED ance | 5 We have marked down prices In Cassimeres Dress Goods. Shawls, Bleck and Colored Silks, Biack and White Plaid au! Str iped Silks, spler aie 7 ality + 80, ite Bod Spreads, large sire, ul 'yc, 5 000 yards splendid, fast colors, “Sailoo, 4c. aed arasols and Sun Umbrelias at a reavy redut tion. ‘A full stock of Table Ol! Cloths, #!! colors, GEO 7 1OUNSON & 0O., JT-tr_ 701 Murket Space, cor. Tih strost, INEN LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS! NEAT STY_ES AND VERY CHEAP, French Lawns an Organdies. Spring Silks in Siripes and Checks. Black and Plain. Cowred Bike. ‘untings, in all colory and shades, Ladies" Sun Umbrelins We bave a full stock of all kinds of DRY G@OODs ail of which will be sold at very low rates to reduca stock. 42 We solicit a call from all purchasers, WM. B. RILEY, 713 Market Space. 10 PER, CEXT,, DIScouNT. BROVHEAD & 0O., Are now off. ring entire stock 1 Goods, Bisck SiIks, Veivets, Grenadlimes, Hass\ Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c., at adiscount of 10 por cent. for cash from thelr close cash prices, ail ail domestic goods under ruling market prices. Hos tifal Lace-top Thread Gloves. 75e.. Lovely rm French Organdies. French Otgandy Desi Colorings in Lawns, 12\se. 1 hompson:s Giove-fitting Corset, $1." Buntings. 5°: make. all-wool Buntings. 38c. — Kiegant 3h Kid Gloves in ail colors, $1.95. Clark's beat 2. yard Bpool Cotton, 5c... "(6 sposis for Bc.) Ladies» and Gents’ Gauze Under Vesta, 2c. and np. A wool Shetland Shaw's, 7c. and up. Letles’ i Gen: f $2 50 pair, Wamsitta Ilse. Striped Grenadives Cail eariy at BRUDHEAD & CO's, 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9) and 10 hi = DEX coors 7 WILL Bk FOLD Ar New York Px Jelb-tw 10e. per yard and up. Black Si/ks ac 60, 70, 800. and un te $4 par yar Great reductions Ip all kiuds.0' Fancy Dress of White mis, such Bishop Lawns, Mall Swiss Olle loths and Carpetings y. W. BURDETTE & CO. No. 998 77H Sr. =" jela-tr No, 708 K ST. N.w. CHEAP, PRY, Goo 4 Stry pea rs 56 cents. 1 I wool Bunting food quality, 25. All wool Debeige 26 ‘ r Grenadines, 6, 18's, 28, 25, up to Black Silke very aa 62y counts Dress Goods shamefully cheap, 8 ce Ww Skirts less (ban manufacturer's Suits at low prices. awns. 10cents; Linen Lawns, 10 cents up, 85, 125 cents; former price, 25. Parasols at reduced prices, Mattings. 15 cents up: Carpets at cost, LIBERAL DEALER TO ALt T, N, NAUDAIN, 8-tr 709 Market Space. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! — tiuomense $O lent of Suks: one hundred (100) new pl recety 1 New York. Uneoubtetiy "has lot of Black Silks, colored Siiks, check sirtped Stiks tn Washington, at Cat ket the popular Cash Dry te Bik 0, Heavy gros grain blak *iIK, 75, Our reai satin fli ish black Sil only one a gur very heavy grosgrain satin dui $1.25. Ustriped Silke. on pare . Light blue, navy bi F checked and striyyad . and colored ground. Plain eidret Very Nght and all the trimming Slike, By 1Grena- K stripe, only 19; worth 2 Weare pers 5. Beautiful Drea Goods, part silk. 25. pure woe ase © Runtings, 25 ail pare k Cashmeres, wide, double widtl 68. B autitul Pacific Lawn. the price for these ge ds is 12'4 cents, w ask 19, y8-tr CARTER'S. 711 Market Space, Werte rraui SPRING DRESS GOODS, large <t ana colors, from 12. 15, 18, 20, £5 ¢ BLACK GRENADINES from 25 31. $7. 50. 60c, BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, from £0¢. uy BUNTINGS, ali wool, 25 cents, CASSIMERES for boys’ wear, 15,18,25,31,37.0 MATTINGS, red check, 20 cents. LAWNS from 64, 8 and 12's cents, BLACK ALPACAS from 15 cents and up. GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at C. M, TOWSON & ©O."8, 636 Penna. avenur, Je8-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w. UNTINGS. — Foreign. 25c, ar Goods. 10, 123. 15. 80. 260. ber Alpacas, from’ Ic, to 75c. per yard . 15. 20, 25, 87%. 50. 75c. per yard; Ali Pure Linon Table Damask, 25c. per yard: ‘Robey's Doubie Busk Corset, guarantee steels not to break, $1: Mme. Demorest's reliable Patverns, my28-tr JOS. B. BAILEY, cor. 7th and $, only 5 cts. per yar Dress OPEN FRONT, Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linen Lintugs to the Bosom, made of Wamsutta Mustin Sud twenty-one hundred Linen, ready’ to put on, for only $125. Our goods are by us aud guaran! ‘a8 represented, GEO. MEGINNESS Factory—75 W. Fayette st., Baltimore, Branch—1002 F stn Washington.’ mvas-ty 6 GREAT 80U ” OPEN FRONT ON SHUT. 1s elegautly made of nirst-ciase with Sicove Bands and Linen lining te the Bosom ose finished only 90 cts.; finished $1. material aod also he theta’ ing. and Lines 180 nen tin a Lats Bands; ts only 80 cts. unfinished, ana 98 cts, fe ished, Shirt tn all the world is our Wam- ‘The chy sutta O. XX: ready to put on at wo. Our “Fruit ofthe Loom Shiri use been a, ta- vorite for a me at Anished, and 7 2 tn Xx ao = sey he Wamsu: a irtin fi and 90 cts. finished: steels Boy's Shirts 12, 124. and 18 inches, made ot Hamers Mustin, aud’ fue Linen Bosoms, only c Fines’ 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1. ®@-Sold at our Branch, msar27-tr years’ experience. Om 6 posite Smithsonian, — jel7-2w" Physician, Gs wept Bvarauteed. Office. 921 between 9h 8 0.10th now. | Hours—Weduesday and Saturnia. — m8 to9 p.m, a and D su dence, causing pre HItY, etes, having tried n remedy, has found a simple Will send’ FREE to bis fellow JH. REEVES. mi 4-coly &k 43 Chathom nt.. N. ¥- RiSEIEES CIN IMENT Cures Rheumatism, Neural all sores. pains, Injuries. &e. T 8, Heaflache and never fails, T 8 Beauty. finder, if B. W. BEED'S SONB, Ceo OS'S a and so ceute, Storr & d several smnall BED KOOMS: 354 Penney! | kind enough to return him, will receives libera, | spe MWK 1, 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Age vans avenne.s corner 43g st. Marli-diat | reward, > Seao-ai= | Ee 2916 F ot. . w. for Washi gon. p15, w.t-6m {UR RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con AKEN UP ASTRAY—June the Mth, one taining fourteen rooms, including bath-roon. and water closet; on a beautiful concreted 8 rest, one square from cars and near churches and schools: range, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. ; large yard: .0t 212160: carriage-house and stable; ‘fountain ir front yard; beautifully shaded and parked, and. closed with iron raifing on marble bass. This FU) can be rented to a careful permanent ten- Sovtor $i lgne brindle COW. The owner Will come forward, prove property, pay charees Se aud teke ber’ away. M. HELDERMA. on Je: iad 62 b st. &.w. CST Synuay, une 9b, = child's NECK CHAIN, with Goid Coin and Cross attached ue Ihe on cross, ‘Nellie M. Fuss.** The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it to 1205 6th street 1 jelé PERSONAL. 10 mont able in advance. luquire at 222 13th ae ia aplstr cid. with Pi TON and HARNES: Bilce $350 "Inquire of W. W. KIRRY, DSW 3; his past soason to the sidctie by » m« mber of Congress, Will be sold at 5 20 lw Ok LE—A Brewster build ifting- top, for heavier Buggy, suitable for count ete 4 forcash. Aldern: &0E ees, ard s good fami lorse; one top Buggy and one Famil . Bt ‘tath at. i SALE—A stylish black MARE eight years ho 4:0 Louisiana ave. 4}. 21-3. EF BR sALE-Saddie and Harness HOR teen aed the te sacrifice Can_be seen at OLCD Stables berween Hand T and 23-hoaud. 14 b eet side-barr BUGGY, three-quarter wat; tay beem used duty twice: Gret "3 . cas ip every partic fall D. w., or will trade for good Horse.” Selatan JPOE SALE One Bay HORSE, very Kind inhar- Buggy is new. Apply at No. nw PIANOS AND ORGANS. jos GANS ARENAS SEAR ae axp van. DCEO te Chace Ue Rea reed ras Simmer at Qo 2: Wibt & BROB din ii f Music, No, 723 7ch street n. w. Poigents Tirta Suet ced otken’ “iret class Pishos. te8-t}y1. Hite gaily aay soot . L. 80) fi S11 9th st, 5 ABE & Ss WORLU-KENUWN- W “ys PE NOS Those el critorty yearay and have Fooatved the Xuhect (Ward. wherever exhibited, McCammon’: favcrite } lanos, and Pianos from other ccleuraved eamntents race. oonstantly on hand. Shoninger's ‘eiprat Pianos and sold, sid exchat gees Particular atteution paid tore rt ‘Repairing ERTACH B Pland Warerootas, 439 Lith strest: 8 ew doors Penna, HERESY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS not to trust my wite, Annie Knott, on my ac- font, a8 1 will pay no debts contracted by her. Je2l-6.* WM. FRED'K (his X mark) KNOTT. Oo YOU WISH A FAIR SKIN? Pimples, Blotches, Bumps and Eruptions ofany kind removed permanently and promptly by the Supreme Skin "* SULPHIDE of 'CUM If baa never fall. to give. satisfaction. Du. DOHMK & CO , Baitimore, Md. Nw York. Philadelphia, Ghi “fice—No. G11 1th st.” n.w. Send for cir ular and fuil toformation. M. CARTER. Physican in charge. free. Your thas it, 1y harm! as and efficacious. SROLUGIST.—Mex. Dr. sylvaniaavenue. If you w ~vnsult the Dr. in all things. am, to® p.m. STBOLOGY. MADAME BOSS. ‘This celebrated Astrologist and Healing Medium can be at No. 201 D st., corner 9 30 pew. Be has no superior in delinesting ‘the Past, and Future. In love or business her advice is in ing ovt your sure way to tion $150. 3 i AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER at WILLET &@ LIBBEY’S. Corner Sixth Strect and New York Avenue, JOISTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet. $1 33 SCANTLING, do. per 100 feet. one 133 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft., per 100 feet.... 138 SHELVING, 12and 18 inches wide, dressed and jointed on edges, per 100 feet. + 260 STOCK CULLS, all 12 inch 16 ft., per 100 ft. 1 50 FLOORING, very good, per 100 feet........ 190 WASH BOARDS, 8 inch, clear dressed, per 100 feet .. +200 WHITE PINE CULLS, dressed, 4-4 and64, EVERYTHING ELSE CORRESPONDINGLY Low. If you will call at onr Yard or write to us and get estimate on your bill of Lumber, YOU WILL SAVE MONBY! aa WE ARE NEVER BEATEN! SF be Sieay -, GlorurNe. _—The only Weenies ‘By calling Sere ‘orders | ota ee SB Weta eee. Canta Bat ey ses jel0-tr in Di 1 EON, The Videst Established and ouly Reliable Ladies’ Physician tn the City. cat 08 ulted ever, Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur= lay at No. H st. bw. trom 1 to 9 o'clock, All Female Complaints quickly cured. Ofice asd Residence, 3 Monroe st., Baltimore. novis-ly SPECIAL NOTICK.—Ur, ROBERTSO, SS consnited Wednesday and Maturday at hi 4 921 1 Bt., between 8th aud 10th, from # to8 Mey OL al dicases of the Urinary Organs and Nervous Diseasen viz: Organie and Seminal Weate ween, Nervous Debiilty, Impotency, Premature vay, Nervou- Tratwbling Paipitation of the Heart, Dishness of Sight or Gidainess Indigestion. &c,. ail resulting from abuses 'n youth, excesses indiscretions, Beicsctea dad epphihelnatety ae, Pf jctures ane philts quic! \. native of Baltimore, with a ears" 3 rier ete ste Washing and Saturday, Persons in ment for ‘any of the above Ronorable’ aud eotentide este Bis patrous tosuy orthe egies o Umore, and show letters of =! Smt. Call or address as above. or to 18