Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY .. Jane 22, 1878. CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Editor. Av-roge 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. a Washington Real Estate. The renewed activity in the transfer of realestate, and the growing demand for in- vestments in real property in Washington, is evidence that the great benefits resulting from the new government for the District of Co- tumbia is being rapidly appreciated by our citizens and others seeking safe investments. The United States takes exclusive charge and management of the affairs of the national seat of government, which gives a perma- nence and stability to all substantial interests in Washington heretofore unknown, and not possessed by any other city in America. By the general government thus taking control of all local matters, any inerease of municipal indebtedness, and consequent inerease of tax- ation is strictly prohibited, and can in no wise be accomplished but by the direct action of the United States government. This is a pro- tection to investors in Washington property which no other city inthe country affords. And now is the goltes opportunity to make im, ovements, as building materials and labor are down to the lowest living rates, but with a decided prospect of such an inereasing de- mand in Washington under the impetus given to our prosperity by the new government, will, not unlik: enhance the season. We shall expect to see still greater activity in real estate and improvements as the advantages under the new government law become understood. thon ion of oleomargarine, trict of Columbians will go on eating | Jon the assumption that it is butter, | outinue to run the risk of trichinosis where hogs fat is used in its manufacture. | ase England goes to war with another | power can London be bombarded and taken by a hostile tleet of iron clads? This question has been seriously discussed and satisfacto- rily decided by some of the London papers, and the apprehensive Londoner is reassured. In view of land's naval power the oeeur- rence of the event suggested would at the | very start appear highly Improbable, and it is | now shown to be an impossibility. The nu- merous forts on the Thames and Medway are armed with heavy guns, and are so arranged as to sweep the river. At a moment's notice the channel can be made impassable by an effective torpedo system. If all beacons and buoys were removed from the water-way no one could follow the channel and navigate a first s iron clad safely up the Thames, and if it were possible to keep in the channei suf- ent depth of water would not be found to h heavy ships as far up as the city. | Having thus proved to its satisfaction that | there is not enough water in the river for iron clads tocome to London. and that, if there were, it would be impossible after the re- mova! of certain buoys, for the enemy to find it, and if there were sufficient depth of water and the hostile ships should find it, they would be blown from it by torpedoes, or swept from it by the cannon of the forts, London feels safe. York elevated pased as travellers | water from | Travellers under the New railways are not so well 1 em. The drip of s nes and the fall of e train, including an occasional iron . are the features of the road to which ob d from this quarter. The recent ttempt to wreck a train on the New York vated railway by putting stones on the track. suggesis that some day travellers on the streets beneath such railways may have a whole train descend upon them. An accident of this kind would mean alo certain death or disfigurement to a large proportion of the pas- sengers. As the wrecking of a trainon an elevated railway would in all likelihood be more terrible in its results than ona surface road, additional precautions should be taken to prevent its occurrence, and additional efforts should be made to bring to justice those who attempt or succeed in such fiendish work. — If, as suggested, a financial commission, Similar to the one in Egypt, is organized to put Turkey's finances in shape, its task will not be an easy one. Turkey’s foreign debt last year was stated to be #24,918,915, England nga creditor to the extent of about $200,- 0, and her internal floating debt was placed at $150,000, No interest has been paid since 1875. For several years before the recent war a comparison between the expenses and revenues of the government showed an annual deficit of over $15,000,000. With the expenses of a desperate struggle with Russia weighing her down, with she prospect of being compelled to pay a war indemnity confront- ing her, and with curtailed dominions from which to draw her revenues, Turkey's finan- cial condition is desperate, and would seem to be hopeless. Unless Great Britain takes charge of Turkey in Asia, and by managing its finan- cial affairs economically enables it in time to pay what it owes, the Englisn creditors of Turkey will be apt to find thatthey have made a bad investment. EFRIGERATO _WATER CO: I 314 7th strect. a ove Pounsylvania avenue. TRA CHOICE FNGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, FINKST PICKED Lear. 85 Cents; last year $1.25. U. WITMER, 1918 Pennsylvania ave. w* LL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, T COST, To C1 OSE BUSINESS, New ts the time to buy. as L ave determined to ¢lose out my stock, which is the finest in the A. M. TUBMAN, je28-20° 411 Ninth st. ATTENTION, TANX-PAYERS: The pew law allows until the 39th of July. 1878, to fie ali Special Improvement Tax Bills, paid oF u paid, tor Revision and Adjustment.’ Do not allow tht Your tax biils to the un proeecute the same anc nants, CHKIS, EDDIE, GENERAL AGENT. Je82 @t 1321 F street nc. Goons. largest stock of Bantings and Fancy Dress Goods to be for in the city. Biegant stock of Silk. Satins and Damasse Gren- adines: White Goods, Bed Quilts. Table Linens a a Napkins. very gon Carpets, ing and Ollcloth on second and third floors. W. W. BURD No. 998 Tra sr..." y* arte BO: No. 708 K St. N.w. jeva-tr UR BOOK LIST FOR JUNE. Law Student's Review, vol. 3. n Judicial Aspects of Insanity. Ocdionaux ‘Thompson's Nationa! Bank Cases. Morris in Replevin. 3d edition. ‘The Taikinz Phonograph, Memoir of Lord Abinger- Poganue Peopie. H. B. Swwe. LAW BOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, Je29-tr 475 Penn. avenue DJROPOSALS FO COAL. UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER. } WASHINGTON, June 22d, 1878. Pro Will be received at ‘this office until TUESDAY, the 25th day of June, at 12 o'clock noon, for the immediate delivery and stor- age in the vaults of the Senate wing of the Capitol, | all values later in | | never before offered. | French dressing free o: | p.m. F BATHING, TROUT AND BLUE FISHING, ALT AIR, _ LOW RATES. OxE Hour From New Yor. LONG ISLAND RAILRO 4D, THOMAS R. SHARP, Receiver, For all inforn- ation adcresa W. M. LAFFAN, Pacsenger Agent. $2-2t 261 Broadway, N.Y. G ISETT'S | S' i GROS GRAIN SILK ONLY $1 A YARD. THIS 18 THE CHEAPEST SILK EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY. CONNOLLY'S, je22-tr 608 9th street, opp. Patent Office. -WANTS. |_FOR RENT AND BALF. _ FOR RENT AND 8ALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODs. Unfurnished ROOMS | WANTED Tro. or three Kk KENT—UNFUR*ISHED—Two ROOM! snitable for housekeeping. Addiess, siaing first floor, Ment $9 per mon b. 1216 price and Ivcation, L. 8., 8 ar office. Lt’ | st. i-22 at* W 4ANTED_TENANTS for two or foar ROJMS ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 8 Grant Piace, fur- (unfurnishe mederate rent; quired; 719 M st. uw reference re- 1° nished or unfurnished. Inquire within, or at 1422 6th st, Je22-3 * Ww: NTED—EVERY BODY to get Card Pooto- graphs for only $2 tures 25 cts., at DDG between 46 and 6*h st: per dozen; 18 small P.c- '3 467 Pennsylvania ave., 322 1a Vv Refrigerator, Ice-Cooler, Sarehel, Walnut Set, China, and Address ‘‘Farniture, '' Post Office. ANTED-To SELt CHEAP—At private sale, large ‘Traveling other Furniture. 4022-3 * ANTED—EVERY LADY TO KNOW iney can have their Hatr Work done for 25 cents per ounce at Mrs. CALLAN'S, pace. 805 Market je22 3° ‘ANTED—A competent white @IRL for nurse: one who is reliabie and understands nursing without any instruction. Apply at 89 Montgomery st., Georgetown, D.C Je22-20? ANTED—To PURCHASE—A 81 x60, no incumbrance, between and Pand 8 sts. n.w: south or east terms. 8. M. STABAND, this office. mall LUT. 20 ‘9ch and 20.b front; i? GPr4T BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, LUTTRELL & WINE. Corner 20th st. and Penneylvania avenue, Fine Black Mobaity at 25¢ ° jobair, - Cotton and Wool Buntings: 15°. reduced trom 25¢. Beautiful All-Wool Cashmere, 60°. Beautiful Plain Bro, Linen for Ladies’ Suits, 1244¢ Fancy Spring and Summer Dress Goods at about in ‘cos Biven ard Victoria Lawns: Freoch Musiins Cambric Edgings, Gloves, Hosiery and Hakfs., all very cheap. Misses) regu ar made Hose in stripes, 25¢., worth Gents’ Superior Brown Socks, 2c | Gents’ Fine Linen Hokfs., 20: | Superior 9-4 Sheeting, 20 | Androscoggin Cottov, 7'.¢.; Pialuaud Fancy M | ting, 20 to 40c.; ‘Gents’ Silk Umbrellas, | $3. "Our entire stock of Goods at lowest c prices, LUTTREL & WINE | _seze-20" 1930 Pennsylvania ave, } HE RUSH ®&TILL CONTINUES AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, | 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. | SIGN OF THE KED FLAC. CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF BOSTON, The public are well satisfied with bar; ay 10 4 Sheeting 25°. obtained at the above nouse, one friend te'l-! ing another. Thegreat success of this housel | is fair dealing—money returned whea goods do not fit when others cannot be substituted. the above house goods can be purchased at a smail | advance. An arrival of new goods every day by express or steamer. Tne proprietor has just re- turned from the North, by way of Baltimore. at- tending the large sale of Higgins, Cobb & Co, Which Was ordered by manufacturers of Boston. New York and Potladelphia, he can sell at prices Prices WILt TELL.—la- cies Kid Button French and circular seam, $1 25. 1.50, $2, up to $5. Ladies’ Foxed Button, $1.26, 2 50, $8. up to $4.50. Ladies’ French Heels. all Styles and qualities. from $3 up ta$5. Ladies’ House Siippers, 35, 40nd 60 cents, up to $2. La dies" French Hee! Sanda! Siipp2rs. $1.25 10 to $2. Ladies’ Newpor:s Ties, 70 cents, 00 ceiits, $1, 81.25, up. Men's Hand-stitched Low Shoes, all of the best inanuf-cturers, warranted, $3, $3.50. $4. $5, up. Men's @alters the same. Men"s Low shoes, 85 cents, $1. up to $2.50. Men’s Lasting Lave and Congress. from _75 cents un to $1.50. 100 palr Base Bali Shoes $1.25 to $1.50, Children’s Shoes 25. 35, 40 and 60 sents up.” Particular attencion paid to Ladies Kid Side-lace, bought at the late sale above-mentioned. Persons purchasing to the amount of §2 will be” presented with a bottle of charge. All goods sold at auction prices at the ROSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE 22 Fenwa ave. bet. 4. and 6th sts. eae LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. RCE, HILL, COMMENCEMENT. —Com: mencement Day will be Monday. 24-h ins: Exercises will begin at 2:40 p. m. A special trai leaves Camden station, Baltimore, at 2 p.m., and connects With the train leaving Washing! mn at 1:30 Je2l 2c OTOMAC'’S Full line of SHELL TROUSERS, in new color | recently adopted, just recetyed.. Also ‘in stock, SHELL SHIRTS, STOCKINGS aud CAPS. BARGE SUITS to order, W. 8. TEEL, }e2l-tr 935 Pennswrania avenue. 7 O¥YAGERS TO EUROPE Can procure Tickets on the INMAN and the FRENCH Lines of Steamships, to- fr gether with fall wformation as te @*; Berthe, dates of sailing, &c., from J. W. BOTELER & BRU. 923 Penna. avenue n. w. AX PAYERS’ RELIEF. Congress having provided for the revision of Taxes, I Will make it a specialty to prosecute al! claims for old material and erroneous assessments free of charge when entrusied to the payment of ‘bit . W. H. SLATER, No. 1406 Pennsyivania avenue ye21-Im Oppesite Willar THOSE $10 AND $12 BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, FAST COLORS, AND GOOD TO WEAR. Good Suits, $6, $8, and $10. weil made. Boys’ Li en Jackets and Pants §1 each. Boys Alpaca Jackets $1 and $1.50, Office Coats 40 and50 veats, . 1914-1919 Benn. web RN. AU6.. Je2l-tr Between 19th and 20th sts, RF LIEF FOR TAXPAYERS! The act providing for the **revision and correc tion of assessments for special improvements in the District of Columbia,** having become a law, all property holders interested who have PAID IMPROVEMENT TAXES since August 10, 1871, will be entitled toa rebate upeh any erroieous ‘or excessive charges made herein. ‘Taxpayers who have not paid the assessmants for spre improvements can upon specific complaint of erroneous and excessive charges made, obtain a revision ana correction of their tax bi Is. ALL PARTIES INTERESTED mus*, under the provisions of this act, pres:nt cla'ms before July 19, 1878. 21-26 The undersigned will Rive special and personal attention to this class of claims, aud ail TAX- PAYERS who have not obtained proper allowance for old material removed or re-used, for work done under permit, for chureh property, or from any error in the assessments. should FILE THEIR CLAIMS without further delay, with WILLIAM DICKSO: Office 222 4° street, three doors north of Columbia Bullding. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES CAN BE PAID UNTIL JULY AIST, AT A LARGE DISCOUNT. je21-1m’ JE YOU WISH TO GET COOL CALL AT MME. DEMONET, 1714 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, and get a PLATE of RASPBERRY ICE or BANANA CREAM. It is the eee city. pr WASHINGTON, FASHIONAB. E DRESSMAKING, DRESSES, SUITS, TU MES, CLOAKSE,&c., Mase in superior style at short notice. Ladies can have Dresses Cat aud Basted, and a perfect fit guaranteed. 907 Pennsylvania avenue, 3€20-3m Over Willian's. Uv ST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF MACINTOSH DRESS PRITECLOR3. ‘These are the best English Goods in use. F. PILLING, 1103 Penvsyloania aveaue. METcHeLL & martin, * 931 P.nnsylvania avenue, 320 Bt | SUITS, WRAPPERS, OVERDRESSES, AND UNDERWEAR, LINEN DUSTERS, CHILDREN'S SUITS. Awe have a large stork of the above Goods on hand, too many for this stage of the season, and Will sell them at extremely low prices. __An examination of our stock requested | FpURLaw BUTTER. | wing Increased the herd of Jersey Cows Iam Prepared to receive additional orders for the extra | GILT EDGE BUTTER made at Tunlaw Farm. ‘The cream is churned on Tuesdays and Fridays, the Butter delivered on Saturdays and Wednas- days. Orders leftat the store of HUME, DAVIS # CO., 807 Pennsylvania avenue, will receive prompt attention. THOMAS L. HUME. Jel9- 6r CBr4P LUMBER. CHEAP. | 20 1 AMAZINGLY LOW PRICBS FOR LUMBER, Will discount any published price list for cash ‘ANTED—IMMeDIATELY—Two ulce Untar- nished ROOMS. for housekeeping arent model asked, Address L.B. With use of bath. suitable rate, and no questions Ba, Star office. j23 0 3 WAstTED A responsible TEN AN I for eleven roum House. gas, bath, closet; central! loca- tion; rent low; 811 Gch st. n'w. Apply at G18 H st, DLW. Jje22-Bte WANTED. By a gentleman livin; out of ihe city, the use of @ HORSE and CARRIAGE ‘or their keep during the summer, taken good care of, and used net mor three “hours a cay. Address * Sui office. They wiil be @ than tv) 0 mmer.** S*ar Jeb2-20* WANTED To SELL—Ata very nearly new four-room BRIC! also, two. low price, tw K HOUSES; four-room FRAME HOUBES, al! wit) trout and rear yards. with water in back yards. One Frame is on the corner, and has counter aad shelves suitable for a avenue s.e, mentdown 1310 C st. WANTED Ssuly lst, two or th bosinest cation 1400 1402-1412 amt 1414 South rolina rice from $450 to $750; small pay- ee month'y_paymen’ li eral aiseount for cash. Inguireot 8. or a very RILEY, 22-2 * ree ROUM™, furn'shed for housekeeping; state prica. Ad> res: Box 1, Star office. Je21-3 * WANTED—A furnished HOUSE, of medium fize, for a good tenant. nent if suited. JOHN SHERMAN & who may be perma- CO. je21-1w WANTED A WHITE WOMAN io do gen- eral housework in a small family; reference required. Apply at 631 A st. n.e, je21-3 * ANTED—A HOUSE to take care of for the summer months, by @ gentleman and_his wife; FUL, : best of references given, Address CARE- Star office. : Jeat-3i* ANTED—A BRICK HOUSE, in good i0-a- ity, for part improved cash; SQUIBOB, Star office. ‘operty and part niust bea bargain; state locality and price, Je21 6 * TANTED-OLD STAMPS of A) Stamps for sale, 499 7ch st. n.w. je20-3 ali kin V door north of Ist., r yard. Miss BELL. Per asian mn branch. LUCAS, ANTED- PLATING, 802 9th st. n.w. one ents make 3: ‘ore, ) Dress Je’ TANTED—A good TENANT to rent a Fur- nished House, situated in Le Droit Park, from July 1st to August 31; rent low. Apply at > Le Droit Park, Je20-3i* a ctfdaily from 16 Office Room b, 700 9 h st. now. je more GENTEEL YUUTA, to @ thorough education as Engineer .In, to 3 p.m), at Je20 3c* cooks and chambermaids: tl vho are violinists, for the spt era! Block, 7th and F sts, ANTED—White and colored WOMEN, hres Colored rings, Room 3e20 3t* TANTED—To cash. a good DWELLIN A) jarchase. at a low price for all HOUS: with 8 or 10 rooms, modern Improvements desired: north western part of the city preferred, Address P. O. Box 685, with location and price. je20-31* ANTED—In che First Ward, ection of the city five rooms, je20-4r or northern aneat DWELLING of WANTED SALESMEN and General Agents for all parts of the United States enced business men, desiring lucrative’ employ. ment, call at 1009 7th st. now. experi- jelp 4° KR RENT—Fine PARLOR and third-story BED-ROOM, southern exposure. 458 C xt. hw. Je22-3t" FOE RENT — Two nicely Furnished ROOMS. th a location and at low figures, Inquire at $15 12th st. new. Jeza-3i" R RENT—HOUSE No. 1328 13th st. o.w., five rooms; water in kitchen; desirable loca- tion, Rent moderate to a good tenant. Inquire hext door. Wo. 1836. jena Bi R REN T—Very desirable Furnished ROOMS, for housekeeping or otherwise, in the honge lately occupied by Senator Teller. Apply at 1229 N st.. Dear 13th st., after 5 p. m. Je22-3.* R RENT—POSSESSION ON TEE IST PROX- Tuo HOUSE ee: ee an sew ee room: and water, io W. . Tip aiacat. pp yeas BR RE NT—ON JULY 18T— $25 —No. 76 Congress st.. Georgetown, three-story Press Brick, Jatrobe, \. Apply. to WM. B. ORME. 182 Washington st., above West st. Je22-1m_ Fe RENT—HOUSE No. 210 D at. n.w.. nine ath, For particulars: apply THOS. ww RGe month, ri . - GAMAN, 619 7th st. n.w. je22-3t OR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, «ight rocms, bath-room, all modern impruve- TMaents; No, 1512 5th st., between Pand Qa.w. In- auize No. 403 Tih st. new. Je2d R RENT—HOUSE on C st.. No. 104 con- taining nine rooms, water and gas. Inquire within: or cn Warhington st., No. 469, between 4ch and 5th. is Fe RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—Two handsomely — furnish communicating ROOMS, on second floor: all modera imnrove- monts, ‘Rent very low. 929K st. nw. je22-2t" oR RENT—IN LEDROIT PARK —Furnished HOUEE. | Au eight-room hous», with cellar hardsomely furnished. Will be reuted low to a careful tenant until October 1. Apply at 1902 harewood ave.. LeDroit Park. Je22 3t* POX KeNT—ihat comfortable three-story BRICK HOUSE. 317 € st. s.e , nine rooms and nursery, with all the latest’ improvements. Rent $25 per month. Apply to JAMES A. TAIT, 221 Pennsylvavia ave. s.e, Je22-5t" OR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE. eight rooms, bath-room. stable, a!l moderu im= provi ments, ceuar; the house newly fresco painted: 0. 624 221 st. n.w.: the chariots run upto the oor. Inquire Ne. 403 7th st. pow. Je22-8t ‘OK SALE—Fine two-story and French-root BRICK HOUSE, No. 730 21st st. n.w., eight yom, and all mo tern improve- ell finished. Trice low, Apply to. - FOX, $20 F st, nw, 2 3t KR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, Stor. seven rooms. bath-room and all moder improvements; newly fiuished; $30 per month No. 1727, bern it and 8, on 7th st. new. Tus quire No, 403 7th st. n. OR RENT— One three-story BRICK HOUSE, nire me, bath-room, and all modern im- No. 233 13.list. s.w.. near the Agri- tal Departn ent; ten minutes’ walk to the Treasury; good neighborhood. Liquire No, 403 Thst. nw. e228 FOL BENT— 102 1ath st. n-w., 11 rooms, 1233 G st. n.w_. 7 ror 1420-1426 T st. -S.. Grooms, $17; 423 10th st.’ s,w., 6 rooms, $15:"2107-2109 IBN st. new.. 5 rooms, $10.50 Apply to A. 8. CAY WOOD, 12259 mame vest. 222 ‘OK RENT—New HOUSE 1334 Q st., near 14h. 10 rooms, every modern convenience, very desirable location, 8 minutes from Treasury by lath street cars; any portion ot the furniture, en- tirely new in April, can be bought if wanted. "Ap- ply at house. Je22 3.* ‘OK RENT—No, 1212 7th st. nu. w., a large STORE, dry cellar, stable, gas and water, Rent $25. Apply at 1806 7th st n.w. j21 3. OR RENT, Alegant Brick, No. 17, Grant Pace, 19 rooms; Tent low. Fine Brick. No. 927 P st. n.w., 9 rooms. .. Brick No. 943 Rhode Island ave u. Brick No, 1215 6-h st. n.w., 8 rooms. Brick No. 1429 Ohio ave, n.'w., 9 room= rick No. 819 Q +t. n.w., 6 rooms ...... epics a 1332 4:h st. COA y to 12 Be ¥F 920 F s1 OB BENZ. By B.O. HOLTZMAN 10th and F sts. new. 1398 New York ave. p. w.. 13 rooms, farn.$150 00 812 F st. n.w.. 8 rooms, store and cellar. 125 00 1320 Penn. ave. n.w., business house. ...... 100 00 917 New York ave. n'w., 14 rooms, turi... 190 00 521 18th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod imps. 75 00 917 18th st. n.w.. 12 rooms. mod. imus. 75 00 Farnished House, Harewood av..LeD. Park 60 00 608 F st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 55 00 2140 Pa. ave. n.w.. 11 rooms, mod. imps... 55 00 454 K st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 42.00 10 40 00 33:33 30 00 30 on 25 00 20 00 , 7 rooms, ©. 90 00 18 00 [428 8th st. n.w., 7 rooms, mod. imps, jea2-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 619 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) 622 H , West st.. Georgetown, m PS, Cor. T and North Capitol sts., mod. ‘im, 427 Missouri ave., mod. imps... 15 ‘rs. 437 O st. n.w., mod. imps., li rs..... Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for 711 Bth st. s.e., f.h.. 5 rs. 16 18.82 83 Burns’ Cour! 005 S. Carolina ave. 8 ‘4 8. 6B rs 37 F st. 8.w., fhe. 5 1134 Delaware'ave. n, 420 to 434 12th st. nee. Unimproved Property for Sale. vet 3d and 4th nee. per ft st. bet. 8d and 4 hn.e., per ft 4nst., bet_ Land M n.6., per ft K st., bet. 31.aud 4th ne., per I st.. bet. ‘Sd and 4th n-e., per ft. Sd st., bet. Land K n.c., ‘per ft. 4th st., bet, Land K n.e., per ft Houses for Rent. 1200 K st. n.w., furnished, m. 1. 12rs, 918 17th si. mod. imps.. 18 rs, rs 909 M st. n 6 613 ¥ st. n 50 1737 F st. n, 50 725 15th si 50 1220 13th st. n.w., mod. imps, BO 1426 1ith st. n.w.. mod. imps.. 9 3y 465 F st. s.w.,mod imps,, Lr: 25 1:35 loth st. n.w., mod. imps.. 8 is. 25 406 11th st. 's.w., mod, imps.. 9 rs. 20 1903 Kst. n.w., mod. imps. 4 rs + 20 2209 I st. n.w.. mod. imps. 6 rs 20 Stores. 463 and 465 Pa. ave., mod. imps. 14 ¥ st.. mod, imp: 1718 Pa. ave.. store, mod. 1m) 106 H st, mod, tmps., 11'rs 405 8th St., Lr. 5274). Bt. Sw. 97 1137 7th st. 415 13th st. 684 D st. hall, has Steam power. J issue on the Ist and 15tn of each mouths bul- etin of all rty for sale@nd rent on my books, which can be bad on ‘application at my omice, of ‘will be gent by mail if desired. LOANS.~ $2 000 at 8 per cent. je22 tr FOE RENT—Large ROOMS. en suite or singe: southern exposure; very cheap; with or with= out Board, 1326 F st. u.w. Je21-6 * (OR RENT—Four ROOMS, second floor: gas and water, 422 71h st., between D and B ste, nw. eS) FOE, RENT Three communicating ROUMS over Markriter’s new store, No. 626 E st.. one door from 7th st. Apply atthe store j-21 6." W aNren rive ROOMS or si unfuraished: bath, &c. nal HOUS! not far from F rm 10th sts. new. Address H. M. W., 1414 11th st, For RENT—Desirable BRICK, No. 927 P st. L.W., elght rooms, bath-room, ceilar, range. furnace. “bay window. &c. Rent $40, Apply to LW. Jel9-6*" | ALBERT F, FOS. No. 920 F st. new. je21 3t yy ANTED- PLATING, Parisian mode, extra ‘OR RENT—A well furnished, nearly new, nine- width. neatly Cone, at $10 7th st. "L. K room HOUSE, MEYENBERG'S Silk Hou: LUCAS. . branch of Mrs. E, Jel7-Im (uot aud cold water.) ia horth- western portion of city. Rent low to suitable Parties. Address J.C. S8., Staroftice, — jr21 3i* ANTED—TO HinE—A good BUGGY for two weeks; good care will be taken, Address, giving price per week, Box 668, P. O. dea WASTED, oid GOLD and SILVER In large or small quantities. Highest prica paid, HICKEY & CO., Manufacturing Jewellers, 355 Pennsylvania avenue je4-1m WANTED HORSES to Pasture ‘at three dol- lars per month; abundance of grass shade and water. Stables, G st., between 6th and 7th Gress JOHN’ W, BELL, Sligo, Montgome Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN’S n.W., or ad- 00.4 Jel-dm Ma. WANTED T0 SELL—Summer CLOTHING for children and adults by a family going into mourning. Address ‘* Clotiing,** my28-1m* ‘ost Office, /R RENT—Four ROOMS on first floor, neatly furnished for housekeeping: front and side yard excellent neighborhood. Rent mode: 2012 G st. n.w. References required, je21 3: ‘OR RENT—Six-room BRICK HOUSE. in first rate condition and location; one block from wo lines of street cars, $20.2 month. Iuquire of D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F st Jezl-3t* (OR RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, ten rooms, with modern tmprovements, cn the north side of O st., between 12h an 13°h sts. Inquire at store, corner 12h and Osts. n.w. 121-3." R SALE OK RENT—BRICK HUUS northwest corner of 7:h and Q sts. n. W.: Score, with fixtures: nine rooms, vath, modern pro’ éments and stable. Siore Separately or wiih seviralrooms. Apply on the premises, j-21-3 * at ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1 0c- cupy a ls: third story south front room, or suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BUARD— first class. 617 F st. n.w. feb%3 ANTED—To ex new STOVES for old ‘ones, Groceries or BUTLEE’S, 6th | and K sts. n.w. Smokey cured or n0 gay. Btoves rented. novié-tr ‘ANTED—To ex ones, Groceries or Fu: and K n.w. Latrobes new STOVES for old at Bll Spe ‘two roo! "soplb-tr $25. Wanted Tine UPHOLSTERY WORK. of any kind; eighteen stery goods and work at a HeCHA CK: Ole lowest pouslblo prices Louisiana avenue, - au if Uphol- augié-ly ‘ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE’S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augié-ly W sre CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE’: Steam Beat Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 43 and 6th sta, 8.w. Ualled for and delivered without charge. jyI3-ly W eee SP EATHERS | to renovate | at CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, auglé-ly W ANZTED., A perfect and clean copy of the first numberof the EVENING STAK, for whieh a Uberal price will office. be paid. Apply er W eae ABEETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY FERRY'S Eureka Steam Sweeping Work left at W. 8. Beating and ‘7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or ‘HELL'S, Market Space. fe81-ly W saree -Gentiemen, to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a be made at home, specialty of Cutting Garments to i jan96-ly LOST AND FOU. ND. Dre geD FROM THE CAR WINDOW ON the Washington Branch Baltimore and Obio Kaliroad, pear name of Ella Richard: etropoliian Junction.on the night of the 20:h instant, a GOLD BRACELET with ngraved inside, The finder OR RENT—Two HOUSES, ha’), water and gas, No. 178) Vermont av.; rent $16. Also, seven-room HUUBE, hall, waterand gas, No. 707 Rhode Island ave.; rent $20. Apply 1106. L. at. j 21-8t POE RENT ¥cusisutep—A largo HOUSE, in western section of the city, contsining nine Teoms; all modern Improvements. Will be rented very low toa careful tenant, for thrae months from duly Ist. B. H, WARNER & CO., O15, Hote .W. Je21-8¢ nin> \OR RENT—HCUSE No. 1428 T st. n. rooms; modern improvements; rent $20. AD- ply to THOS. K, WAGGAMAN, Jezo ‘OR RENT—Two large. cool ROOMS, on second floor, adjoining bathroom; 1110 F st.. will be let low to a reliable tenant; references exchanged. Je20 31" Fe RENT—FURN ISHED HOUSE, 14 rooms, 917 New York avenue; splendid neighborhood; rare chance for boarding house; low rent, Inquire between 11a. m. and 6 p. m. je20-61" POR RENT At Mount Pleasant—A nine-room Furnished HOUSE, with stable and carriage- house; also garden. with all kinds of vegetables, Fos parieulare inquire at 730 12th st. n.w. R RENT—No. 1619 K st. n.w., $60 per month; range, two bath rooms, hot and cold Water, gas,’ latrobes. Apply to B. P. SNYDER, National Safe Deposit Company, 15th Bt. and New York avenue, ‘je20-1m FS BALE —A very desirable Brice DWELL- ING, on 11th st. ‘n.w., for sale on easy terms, or sn exchange for other proge-ty. JNO. SHEB- MAN & CO., Real Estate, St. Cloud Building. je15-2w,ecd POE RENT HOUSE No. 1008 L st. nw. 10 rooms, modern improvements, larga yard, southern exposure, and situated in the most desir” able and central location, opposite public reserva- tion; rent $33 per month, Inquiseat 1512 9ch st, nw. Key at 1005 L st, Je20 31* (OB RENT—CocntTny PLACK—-AVALON, on Good Hope road. near Uniontown, five min- utes* walk from street cars to Washington, new OR RENT—By THOS J. MYERS, Real Estat Agent, 1216 F st. now. 3-story Brick, 418 3ul st. n.w., mod, imp, 10 ra, 4 siory Brick, 611 13th st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 rs. 2-story Brick, 1116 19h stai.w:, mod. imps., 7 3 story Brick. 39 H st. n.w., Water and gas, To Lean—$1, 00 for’ two years, at 8 per ‘cent. interest, Je21 2" . WARNER & Co., ARNER, EDWIN A.MCINTIRE, ‘916 F street northwest, 1245 9: st. nw, 0+ 1016 15th'st. nw, . 518 13ih st’ nw, ++ 60 1143 7th, with store, ..60 1314-1320 @ st nw, .. 55 DW aereees ss 55 B11 E Bt, DW, ..++0. 002.55, 488 Penn. ave, store .55 1330 Corcoran st...... 2112 Penn's ave......40 oe 604 606 E Capitol, 40 806 12th st. sw, .......18 1031 7th st. with store,40 714 9th st. ne, 1534 9th st. nw, 35 1805S. street. ave, ..35 214 4th st. se. Senate 30 123 A st. ne... 1€22 Q st. nw, 122 Bil st. se, 2 Xow. cor, 18th and M,30 ‘7th and Boundary, -...80 2118 @ st. nw, 30 45H 1349 H st. ne, 25 | 810 4th st, ne, 22228 Also, a number of other Houses, similar to the above, a list of which is materially altered nearly every day on the bulletin at our office, C3 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD. 708 E street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. cial_ bargains are offered for the next 30 days in 3 new 3-story and basement press-brick Houses. With all modern improvements, located in the West End, and near Pennsylvania avenue cars; Houses have 11 rooms, and lot 19x140, toanalley. Price only 5,000, and easy terms. Two-story Brick Houses for Sale. Also, 7 or 8 nice two-story and basement press- brick “Houses. located in the northwestern and northern parts of the city. 0. WM. vRURFoRD, $B1100 WILL BUY HALP-INTEREST in a &D gcod Paying Business; $750 cash, balance after Feallued frem business: bus ess that will stand in- | Vestixation. Address 8. P., Star a ae J ANT TO PURCHAS the norchwestera Part of city, asmail HOUSK containing 5 or | 6 rooms. between G and Mand Tiha:d 18th sts, | Addr ss PURCHASER, Star office. jeaa-20" US1ICE< OF THE PEACE and ounere Geutring } J to rent OFFICE ROOMS world Co weil to cali at B. H. WARNER & CO.'8, No. 916 F street | Dew. joae st_ | 5. (CO TO $10. 000 WAS TF D—As an investment ip an excellent paying Permanent Business, Will also give good employment tothe party turnishing it, if It Is desi Address L. W., Lock Box 60, Washington, D.C. Jead-4 * LUAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent.; and at7 per cent, business: pert art B. 0. HOLTZMAN. 422-6 Tor and F streets Aw. LOAN—$10,000 for first-class att ‘Der cents. Or ta two sume ai 8 per out? alsce j1. 600 and $500. 4 Je20-t WM, E. BURFORD, 708 E st, ANTED—$5 000, for three or five years, at 7 Per cent. interest, upon Teal estate security, Je . MYERS, 3620-64 715 25th st. E HAVE SEVERAL SUMS OF MONEY Wn bane, ranging from $1,000 upwards, for ‘nvestment at current rates, je20-lw DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 4th st. K SALF—Maryland avenue. corner 2d st., {souare 576, lot 6,) VACANT LOT, containmg 12 000 square feet, for sale low, Apply to TINGES & BARGENT. Je20-ec 5t 50 Lexington st., Raltimore. R20, 000 TO LOAN AT SEVEN PER CENT. ‘on approved citv reat estate, in sums of $5,000 and upwards. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Jn- surance Agents and Brokers, No, 623 F st. nu. w. jel8-1w TTPO BUILDERS.— Weil located Jot, and ons- fourth cash, will be given for the ‘erection of 2 §00d brick house, Address “HOUSE, ** care 602 9th st. n.w. jel7 6 FOR SALE in mm $800 up- Real Estate, jel5-eotw SEVERAL SMALL HOUS: monthly Riments. al 4 ce JOHN ward SHERMAN St, Cloud Building. ALORT UNPAID SPECIAL “A word to the wise Is sufficient."” Prop- erty owners having Unpaid Special Taxes will save money by settling them before July Ist. For information, or pment ata large discount, call on PETER CAMPBELL, 1431 Pa. . new Corcoran Building. Jel5-2w Pee aE OR EXCHANGE. A beautiful Country RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM, near Washington; $1.000 worth of fruit can be soid from the place annually. Apply to JESSIE B., Hill- man House, north Captiol st., near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. my15-eogm FOR SALE- 1340-1342 Q street, clogant, hiousn IL rooms, ali m, i.; location’ most desirabl ata eat bargain, Terms easy. HOUSE & HES: TEX, 513 7th si jel¢ M°2¥! Money MONEY BA ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETCc., aT P. WALLACH’S, Loan and © mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, jeT-tr _near Willard’s Hotel, OR —CHEAP FOR CAsH—An established NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFI Ri: chance for a government clerk, Address Star office. ‘VALUABLE COUNTRY RESID adjacent to Front Royal, Warren County, FOR SALE, On Manassas Branch of Vir road, about 80 miles from Fine brick house, sit nan eminence ina large and beautiful gro: forixinal forest t acres of land healthy location, pictu: refined society, good schools, churche depominations, good hunting and fishing. Public sale tn front of the court-house in Front Royal on WEDNESDAY, July 10,1878,at 11 a.m, We are also authorized tu sell privately. Ter One-fourth cash:balance in three e a ments from day of sale, with interes deed of trust on ube property e. Acdress the undersigned at Winchester or Front of vari Royal, Va. JAS. H. WILLIAMS.) Trustees +. HOHNES BOYD, t of Jeb-w,s.81* SMITH 8, TURNER, JT.N. Ashby. FOE RENT LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 © street n,w. ; forty years and longer known as National Livery Stables;"* have unusually large round surface and unsurpassed accomodations and facilities; fronting 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. C st. new. Jet-3w* [gun ance AND LOANS. FIRE,LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- BURANCK, at lowest rates. Special attention ber to the Investment of pan Real Estate urity. TYLER & RUTHER! ERD, Insurance Agents and Brokers, Office No. 628 **F** street nw. my23-lm* G, GOLDSTEIN & Co. ° LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver- ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable terms, #a-The oldest and siness ity. pth and largest bus! in the city. — BOARDING. Fi Sh2 RATE ROOMS AND SUITES, WITH Board. at the Globe House,corner F and 12th 3 sts., from $25 to $30 per month. -H. I. KING. 420 Real Estate Broker, 708 st. | “j/32'3." Hoe EB RENT— GUMMEE BOARDING Fon Jtny AND aU. BY F. H. SMITH, speed aera rages Married indies preferred. Refer- enees required. For cu ars address i Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. REED, Boolesvities MM ore 8 Ton or 2029 F nw., 16 rooms, mod. imps $1 7g Toes Fnw., 19 ooms mod. bps Mes SERVED ON SUNDAYS AT 15217 nw., 12 rooms, mod. imps. 621 19th nWw., 12 rooms, mod. imps. 131 F nw., 8'rooms, moa. imips 1380 T nw. 7 rooms, mod. imps. ” 1512 Columbia nw., 7 rooms, mod. imps . £05 H ne., 8 rooms,’ mod. imps 100 75 50 50 30 25 5 38838888 £4 7th se., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 25 00 125 Ene.. 8 rooms, mod. imps +. 8850 907 9th ne , 6 rooms, mod. imps. 15 00 21 Covington nw., 5 rooms. 12 00 FOE 8448 AT A BARGAIN On Fou Rext TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N st, (new,) finished in best style, thirteen rooms: every room heated, including bath and servaats’ Friendly Inn, 405 11th st., from 8 to 10 a. m., and 3to 6p. m.° Best Philadelphia print but- ter, best Java coffee, and pure country milk. Je COUNTRY BOARD AT MT. TDA. ON W. & R. R. Good table, destrable rooms, at lowest terms.” For particulars address 8. B. WREN. Alexandria, Va. Reference, A. Vedder, May Bullaing. je22 3u" Geox, SUMMER BOAKD, COOL ROOMS, and moderate prices in private family, Sum mit Terrace, No, 218 2d st. n.e., two squares from Capito}. near two lines of street cars. Would re; second floor for housekeeping. Je82-C0 +g TRY BOARD,—One Large Roow.on fis. ficor, suitable for three or four rentleman, Also, two communicating rooms abeyve for a fam- DWELLING and Forty Acres of LAN: high 8; speaking tubes; electric belis; stationary | ils. Appiy In person at Savage St=ion, W. B. B. Jil be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Star | and healthy: rent low. Apply to TINGES & SAR- htubs; vegetable and meat cellar, Can he seen | & 0. x. H.. or by letter to Aauayolis Junction P. once. ' § if ie i GiENT, £0 Lexington st , Baltimore. — je20 10 atany tine. = my3i-lm G.. Md. MRS. OGLE, Je22-2.° TPAKEN DUP Asti Light Rea COW. RAY. ‘Owner Pove property. pay charges an away. Jackson st. PADGETT. On Monday last one ‘On June 18th, ong lease call, take heros Uniontown, D.C. M. po LN Light Read . With white spot on flank, 85 reward wil be paid if returned to me. 8.4 COOK, Massachusetts ave. and G:li at. Je20-3.* HOR RENT—47 K st, n,e,, French roof BRICK, a HOUS improvements, ten rooms; ‘in grder. Cheap rent to good, careful tenant, Apply 709 Market Space. 3919-6 | JOR RENT—$10, three-story BRICK, 480 Lst. 8.w. $13, two-story BRICK, 1603 Coresran st_n.w. $18, two-story BRICK, 1467 T st. n w. $35, “three-story FRAME, fourteen rooms, ali mcdern improvements and stable. 228 East Capitol st, WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1821 F st.n.w. j19-4t Be GQTEAYED AWAY FROMTHEHOME SD of bis owner, 917 Twents -sixth st, sR D.w., on Thursday night, 13:1 mali White Poodle Di answers to the name o! Beant; ward, . with three ¥ Dw spots: Fe red te finder, tt kind enough to return him, will receive a liberal 3e20-31* June 9th, a cl Liar buny ligme on cross, “Nellie M. hild’s NECK CHAIN, with Gold Coin and Cross attached: . Foss."? The finder wili be liberally rewarded by returning it to 1205 6th atreet new. jel4 FOR SALE. VT of these beautiful new OF ERT on Dy ZULINGS, one of hich bas @ Mansard roof, (both or «0% have just been completed, ) on North F st., between inc and 21 sis, ne venience, including vestibule. wide haik tateots Stove, range, hot and. cold water, two ‘wares closets; fine,” dry cellar under the entire house, and fine yards front and tear. “Went only $20 month. Possession Immediately. “Want to, devia July Ist.” Apply to M. M. RUHRER, 613th st. e19-100 FYE RENT_UNFURNISUED ROOMS sult able for light housekeeping; also, two STORES, at the southeast corner of 8h and D streets n: Je17-6t A NX ONE HAVING A BOUND HORSE avd =A Good Conveyance to sell cheap for Gash, cau address, stating price, c.. 1300 SSN ‘T st. n.w. Je22-3t K SALE—PH 2 TON and HABNESS, new n April, and Family HORSE, safe for lady to drive anywhere. Api’ at CRUIT'S Stable, near Navy Depart- ment. 422 Su" ' R SALE—CHEAr—FRAME COTTAGE; * WE SALE ORRENT_To a permanent tenant, FE new Pressed Brick HOUSE. finished in best style; 13 rooms, hall, and every room heated ; speak- ing tubes, bells, and’all improvements. | To be sold because of owner leaving thecountry. Can be seen atany time. Apply at401G@st. n.w. — jel7-61" Fe, RENT—Furnished ROOMS; delightfui lo- cality for summer, at moderate prices, to gen- Uemen and wives; gentlemen preferred. "18 Me. berson &quare, jil-2w* NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. of 300 tons best quality White Ash Coal, aa size. thoroughly gcreened, and inspected at bidder's char, The right \s reserved to reject any bid, if the In- terest ‘nment shail so require. Of Whe Bora IN Ie FRENCH, je22 3t Sergeant-at- Arms. U. GEOCOND sa- CLOTHING.—The only pisce in the city to of Second nana fae ane ese = ae Menace. ete apie TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &c. immense variety of styles at equally low jes, at thover popular F and Salesrooms JAMES 8, TOPHAM, £25 Beventh Street Northwest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall. REPAIRING, ‘Trunks and Harness ily repaired ‘Trunks coveredat low rates, = jelt-tr class in will for heavier lugay, suitable for cash. Al LE—A Brewster build shifting-top, Fives Nused only twiob: aE articular eras 2. Wa OF Will trade Tor good Moree: 7 SALE-One Bay HORSE, very Kind inhar- Ress, and good LOFse 5 Bugsy fan ose aN sate 7 APDIY at Noe ae: nw. tid jet-im $500; cash; $15 monthiv, BRICK R RENT—HOUSE No. 413 New k down, CovTaGee s eens! $500; $80 cash; $15 (i FF. W., Broome Will bo rented owing prompe monthly. Inquire at 485 Pennsylvania ‘ave, tenait.” Apply to JOHN B. SCUTT, New York A plete stock of Omi “ a = Hones. z Je%2-2 Avenue Hotel, jel4-12\* LN magnificent Hamiltonian STAL- 1K RENT—A comfortabl 5 Fuses! 315i high: 8 years old: can be Fstonton minent Corser, tating’ Bonus SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, used unde? saddle or in harness: sound ana Vania avente, Capitol Hill; low rent to & good teu kina, and no‘ outstyied by anyihing inthe ant. Inquire, for key and terms, No. 428 1h -hat, country. Address D. B.'S., 121 W. 45chet...N. | Bow. Weil Ar PANIC Prices! Ye city. je29-Sor FOE RENT_HOUBE, No, 14898 stn. w..mod- B SALE—A st} lish black MARE eight years ern im ments, 9 ms. Apply to JAS, THOS. W. SMITH, Fi oityggitt PHATON and ABN as Sy X, DAVIS SONS, No. GH Pontivanta ae je15-1m Near B. & 0. R.R. Depot. | No. 490 Loulsianaave. \* jeanedoe" OR RENT—HOUSE Noid im otis R SALE—Saddie and Harness HORSE, has odern im} E 3 $50 per .Bo.00 $9.00 EER een bsed the past season to the sade mouth. or particulars apply tir Wane roe aR | F Sri gene racers a | xe ia ; 4 BR RENT—At Seminary Hotel, LEATHER THUNK WITH CANVAS coven, | Silien between’ Hana T and 18th and Yan | FORE Helgits, plewant arnisiiod or Unttr- au - nished ROO} at low prices: corner of Washing- 80, z ton and Gay sts. F' ITURE TAKEN 0. a STORAGE AT REASONABLE BATHS: oo-Lar* R RENT—Six-room HOUSES, with all con- Veniences; delightfully situated, Al WHEATLEY BROS. corner ‘7th and is and avenue n.w, je5-1m REN T—1606 1 St.—Large, well Furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, Terms mod- erate. Furnished HOUSE for rent. je3-Im* POE BENT_ HOUSE No. G11 15th st, n.w,. be- ‘tween F and G sta.; 10 rooms; all the modern improvements, Apply to No. 1219 I'st, n.w. j8-181" RK BKENT—1195 4th st. n.w., BRICK of nine roms, bath, water clossty “water, gas, cd large yard: order,” Beat ie Inquire of SASLES 8. TOF! se net, . Each house has every'modera con. | R RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, at greatly reduced prices, by B. B. CLARK, 1201 By at. sw. myl-3m BREN TVery pleasant FRONT ROOM, second floor, with three windows facing iriange; 1118 New York avé, Reference given and required, Terms moderate, Locality central and delightful, inyaetr yt FREED T Fumished PARLORS and BED- BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several small BED ROOMS: 854 Penney. vanla avenue., corner 436 st. marll-4m R RENT—A fine threo. = Fiiaining fourteen rooms: peas Ge and Water closet; on a beautiful concreted street, one square from cars and near churchesand schoo! range, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c. ; large yard: Jot #1160: carriage-house and stable; fountain 1a front vard; beautifully shaded and parked, and in- closed With iron railing on marble baso. This property can be rented to a careful permanent ten- Eottor dd pe? Mouth, payable in advance. Inguire at 222 13th st, », We apls-tr PERSONAL. | HEREBY FOREWARN Aut PERSONS i go Lo pa bate OY 8 count. 0 debts cont by her. Jeat-6i? WM. PRED K rhs < macrHENOPT, 0 YOU WISH A FAIR SKIN? Pimples, Blotches, Bumps and Eruptions kind removed permanently and promptly by the * Supreme Skin Remedy?’—SULPHIDE of ARSEN- ICUM, | It has never falled to give satisfaction, Dr. DOHME & Baltimore, Md. co New York, Philadel Chicago, : cipal, ofany orl ffice—No. 511 121 .Wey Send for circular and fuil information. AS. M. CARTER, Physican in charge. Consultation ‘ree. Your di ‘has it, Guaranteed absolute- 'y barmless and efficacious, je4-Im tTROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- ‘lvania: ue. If you would know the Gonsalt the Dr. in ail things, “Omloe houre from o BTROLOGY,. MADAME t sure iy conidontisl, baie Consulta- ere confidential, Ladies, §1; quahemen, ANDFOMELY FURNIVHED SUITE OF ROOMS, is: flon®, To parties desiring RD will be rented very low. Also third floor zocnis for price of Table Board. 121 Md. avenue pe. jexd \OUNTRY BOARD—Fivemiles trom the City: four minutes waik from Stoft’s Station, ot Metropolitan Branch of B. & OF RR. Largs airy rooms and best of Table BOARD. "For terme, adéress Mrs. B. E. 8., Lock Box 308, or inguire at Z, D, Gilman's Drug Swre, 627 Pennsylvania Avenue, 3620-15," Conner BUARD—Oa Metropolitan road, 5 minutes’ walk from Stott’s station; large rooms: beautiful porches, highest point in vicin- ity. Apply 412 6th street n.w., or sddrese Mrs, WALL, Stott’s station, Jel9-20* HOO EST N.W, Cort house, south trom, QU newiy painted and papered, occupled ty B. FAIRCHILD, who has FURNISHED ROOM! and TABLE BOARD at reduced rates. Transient guestsaccommodated; referencesexchanged. j19-6" SUMMER BOARD, in Loudoun county, Va., near Hamilton depot, locust lawn, fine eleva: Hon. jee, large rooms and best table board. for $25 r mou‘, For further particulars addressC. W. FADELY. W ‘gterford, Loudoun county, Va., oF inquire of FADNiY & BRO. 8h s:.. or C, BOYD BARRETT, 932 Louisiana ave., Washin, ton, D.C. 17-6." a. an PREDUCTION OF RATESNo. $16 Todiana avecue, be ween 31 and 46 streets, 07 ite Judiciary Square. Board, $15:*rovins, "65 te $20" ‘Location pleasant. Seab-18 SARAH FLAGLER. OARDING.—1 airy ROOMS, vaBDING. Large, MS. en suite or ‘ABLE BOARD; ai: Transient Boarders accommodated; x references ex- cl -d. 512 9th st. + and ec nwa 206 F st. nw. 3 fare; plenty shade; convenient to references given. Address Mrs. RE, Berryville, Clarke co.. Va. jel2-005 ERMANENT, BOARDERS accommodated, No. 705 wing taken a cottage at nection with my house. I Will be city; M for fhe summer. M. ALL. ~~ OUNTRY BOARD IN CL. 'N CoustEY IN CLARKE OOUNTY, and dally mails, &.; eh and office malnates? walk.’ Rofer to 0. 18th st. Je1,6, led and It Piles; Ge And Teetig Piles: quaranteca stile Drugs bo to cure. cents» bottle,” myap-sodin | Qui very heavy gros grain satin T° REDUCE STOCK. _ ‘We have marke? down ‘toes in Canstme: Dress Goods Shawls, Black and Colorei ska omnct eed bo Plaid and ped Slik», spien- * quality, 60c. White Bed 8) sire, 62\sc. 5 000 yards plendia raat oars. Caiteo, 4. ana 440. } ‘Birasois and Sun Umbrellas at a heavy redus- tion, A full stock of Tate OI! Cloths, all colors, GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., _2l1-tr__ 701 Market Space, cor, Tih street. PER ¢ . ISCOUNT. 10 PDE RD PROUT a, ane. Are now offering entire stock Imported Dress Goods, Black Silks, V. renad| ery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs count oF 10 pat &c.. at adiscount of 10 per cent. for cash from thelr close cash domestic goods under ruling marked prices “Beas . Beau- Ficl dace top Thread Gloves, 750. Kovely real vest Glove-fitting Corset, $1," “Buntings. 25c. make all-wool Buntings. 38c, it 3-Dutton Kid Gloves in all colors, $1.95. Clark's best 200+ ton, spools for 85c.) Ladies Vests, 25c. and up. ps . per up. iH BRODHEAD & jel tr__ 939 Pa. ave., det. 9th and Leh ata, HEAP PRY Goo Ciiterite atte aacare ‘Woo! Bunt! lity, le AILSOo Debate a on un ao ane gods Gi ines, 6, », 28, 25, up to fine Black Silks very ohn ely yp And to Dress Goods shamefu’ ly el 8 cents to 50, ‘White Skirts less than manuf turer's cost, Ladies’ Suits at low prices, Best Lawns. 10 cents: Linen Lawns, 10 cents up, Bunti: ngs, 12s cents; former price, 25. Parasols at juced prices, Mattin; 5 cents 7: ‘Oarpoets at cost, LIBERAL DEALER TO ALL, T. N, D AUDALN, ‘O09 Market Space. 1LKS! SELKS! SULKS! —tmmense assort- inent of Stiks; one hundred (100) new pieces Just received from NewYork. Undoubtediy the cheapest lot of Biack Silks. colored Silks, checked Sliks and. striped Silks in Washington, at ‘Carter's, ket Space, the popular Cash DryGooas Store, lining Silk, 50. Heavy gros grain black Silk. 6. Our reai satin finish black Sik only one dollar, and aish black Site, ou pure white navy blue. brown, wd striped Silks, on ored ground, Pia red blue, medium’ Ddlae, at $1.25. Checked and striped Bliks. and colored ground, Light bin Diack and lavender check pare white and iiks—pluio, navy Hight blue cream, cardinal, ‘brown, ste nd all the light shades of trimming Silks, Besutifnl Grenas dines. pure sik stripe, only 12: worth 25 Beans titul Dress rods, oods, part wool. 15, Beautiful Dress Part slik. 25, Buntings, pare wool, 95. ace Buntings, 25" Debeges, all pure wool, Biack Cashmeres, wide, double width, pare wool Se, Beautiful Pacific Lawns. only ten cente: the price for these gocds 1s cents, we only ask 10, y8-tr CARTERS, #71 Market Spaces WHitTe PIQUES, only 5 cts. per yard. SPRING DRESS GOODS, large stock, all styles and colors, from 12, 15, 18, 20, 25 cents. BLACK GRENADINES from 25, 81, 37, 50, 60c. BLACK CASHMERES, all wool, from 50c. up. BUNTINGS, all wool, 25 cents, CASSIMERES for boys’ wear, 15,18,25,31,37,60. MATTINGS, red check, 20 cents, LAWNS from 6'4, 8 and 12's cents, BLACK ALPACAS from 15 cents and up, GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at C. BM. TOWSON & 60.°8, 636 Penna. avenue, _n8-tr South side, near 72h st. now. au Foreign. 25c. per yard: Dress b ipo. 250. ber yard: Bink In 75c, per Yard: Cassimerea, 15, 20. 25, 87%. 50. 75c. per yand: Pare Table Dainast, abe Der yard: ‘Rober "a" Damen a; Robey’s Doubie not to break, $1; Busk ( orset, guarantee st Mme. Demorest’s reliable Patterns, my28-tr_ JOS. B BAILEY, cor. 7th and F sta. Se HE GREAT SOUTHERN sunt.” OPEN FRONT, Ready-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linings to the Bosom, made of Wamsutta Maaie fad twenty -gue hundred Linen, ready to put on, for only Our goods made and guaranteed as represented, ella MEGINNESS. Cc. GEO, Factory—75 W. Fayetté st., Baltimore. Fanch—1002 F st. n.w., Washington. my28-1¥ WE GREAT SOUTHERN Siliisi. T OVEN FRONT. © =? is elegantly made of first-class material, with Linen Sieve Bands and Linen iining to the Bosom: use finished only 0 cts.: finished BL, = “The Hannis Shirt,** open back, is of the material, and also bas Linen lining and Lines Bands; is only 80 cts, unfinished, and 8 cts, fla- ished. ‘The cl Shirt tn all the world ts - sutta 0. 3 ready So pat of at $1.10. cur ne Our * rait of the Koon Shirt has been a fa long time at . ished, otic Wannsatta O. =i aes ae woeing " e i and 80 cts. finished, shade omas Boy's Shirts. 12,124, and 18 inches, made of Wanisutta Muslin, and ‘fine Li i some ty ine Linen Bosoms, oni Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 f Diy lars, 6 for $1, atour Branch, ain a marg7-tr C. GEO. MEGINNISS. EE EE Ee MEDICAL, &c. | $*, REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO cure any case of Ww li - Bes‘and Obstructions: 30, years’ 3 oa. Omics 906 B st. 8.w., opposiie Smithsonian. jel7-2w* D* BUBERTSON, Confidential Consulting Physician,—Honorable and scientific treat- at Snrantees. oan D st., between Sun from 9 to 9 p.m. — R. LEON, The Oldest Diets Fier Sree me BY pte oe ae yicured.” Omics and vs ju! cul oe Residence, 8 Monroe st.. Baltimore.’ nora PECIAL NOTICE.—Dr. ROBERTSON can be consulted Wednesday and Saturday at his Oftice, 921 D st., between 9th and 10th, from £ w® Rey on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak- hess, Nervous Debility, Im) cay, Nervous Trembling ion of the Heart, Ditiness of Bight or Gi idiness, Indigestion, &¢.. &c., all resulting from abuses {n youth, excesses in Bint, epaelu tcp, OSes mate Baten, eis Fata ions special practice, endorsed by the leading physicians of this city, visits Washington every and Saturday, Persons in need of medical treat eb" jor any of the above diseases, will find it to hy OE hy} honorable ant ie ment uarauteed 1u every case he undertakes, Will refer is patrons to any of the heating emcees of Bal- timore, and ie o oere oe ip pone Same Call or ress as Eutaw street, Baltimore, moara0-Ly ie Com i oe Egg J oldest estatlished / specialist in 7. He guarantees a perms- nent and cure in the shortest time possible of all Acuteand Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned snd treated & thorough cure rooms 605 H novi-ly AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER at WILLET @ LIBBEY‘ Corner Sixth Street and New York Avenue. JOISTS, medium lengths, per 100 feet. SCANTLING, do, per 100 feet, is + $1 83 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 ft., per 100 feet... 1.33 SHELVING, 12 and 18 inches wide, dressed and jointed on edges, per 100 feet. sees 250 STOCK CULLS, all 12 inch 16 ft., per100 ft. 150 FLOORING, very good, per 100 feet. 19 WASH BOARDS, 8 inch, clear dressed, 100 feet ... Raia 200 WHITE PINE CULLS, dressed, 4-4 and 6 4, Per 100 feet. 20 EVERYTHING ELSE 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 NEVEE BEATEN! jel0-tr Th tent One Boer eae