Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY. June 25, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500-being a much larger bona fide, regular and permenent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. ——_-++e-___ ‘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, Be The money to pay for the time required must in all cases accompany the order. Otherwise the Paper cannot be se EEE The Washington of the Fature. Washin ton will never, perhaps, rival many MD her ¢ American cities in point of busi- ness a d commerce, but all its capacities and ten ‘encies point toa time when it will become the literar*, scientific and educational center of the nation. It has already developed rap- idly in the direction of becoming the recog- nized headquarters of science, and the others Will follow. The importance of the capital as rhe nation’s political center will not be per- mitted to cema n its only vistinguishing char- acteristic. As the recognition of the national Character of the city becomes general, the Pride of the nv ion, as its wisdom, will Not allow it to be co: tent with making beauti- | in my hands. COTTON, 7 Cents, | om, 10 cents, uants of Lonsdale Cambrie, w | iidren’s White Hoss, 5 cents pair. | nen JOr, B. BAILEY, | } 25-tr Cor. 7b aod F ste, s.w. IGHT-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. : | aT W.8. TEEL'S, 4e25-tr 935 Pennsylrania arenue. PRAwBacks. All citizens who have paié their SPECIAL IM- PROVEMENT BILLS. aud those who have not, can have them readjusted for a Drawback, under the law recently passed ty Congress. ‘The time is Hmited to July 19 to present claims for Draw- backs. Special attention will be given to ail cases placed | Bills paid at the lowest rates. | WM H. (LAGETT, Board of T.ade Rooms, 81) Market Space, Je25 thy19 (Post) NOTHER GHRtAT REDUCTION. ‘We have placed all our COLORED GRENA- | DINES on our counters to day at a great reduction | on former prices. and ladies who have not yet pur- chased will find them lower than they have ever | been sold; and. adiscount of ten per cent. allowed | Sor cash. ‘RESO Lupin’s All-Silk and Woo! B'act GRENADINES at 87, and 50cents, Ten percent. off for cash, W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., it 919 Pennsyleania avenue. -LEATHER TRUNK, $10 4ND OANVAS COVER. BEWARE OF $9 PAPER LEATHER TRU NKS, WITH WHICH THE MARKET 15 FLOODED, $25 HARNESS, RUBBER AND GOLD LINED, 1ul the capita’ of the United States, but will Jead to the establi hment here of national | institutions, sources of the highest order of | usefulness, which will make Washington the | Yepresentative of the intellectual life of the | nation. The development of the National } Museu'n into an institution which, through the ext - t and character of its collections and the arrane: ments for their display. shall be | worthy of the name, though temporarily post- | poned, is certain. The National University, | of wich Washington and leading public men | from his time down have dreamed, will Probably be established in the life times | of sone of us. Under favorable auspices this city will grow, with the growth of | the nation, and the university will come at a future sta of the intellectual development of beth. A National Polytechnie School, which ij shall instruct the youth of this coun ry in the | useful arts and their application to all the bus- iness affairs of life, is the latest proposition in thise nuecion. Its utiltarian feature and the fact that by the plan proposed no exp=nse is contempla ed to the National Treasury make it likely that its establishment will antedate that of the university. Itis said that we are the only highly civilized countiy which has no national polytechnic school: indeed, there are only a few other institutions furnishing in- Struction of this kind in all the United Stat Her the proposed sehool would not be a a rival. but would serve as a model and would encourage the establishment of similar insti- tutions in the various states. In a bill pre- sented at the last session of Congress (by Mr. Blair, of New Hampshire,) proposing a “Na tional Polytechnic School for Instruction in Science and the Useful Arts,” an elaborate plan is furnished of the objects, organization exercises and leetures of the proposed institu tion, covering thirteen closely printed p. of the Keeord. The surplus fund of Patent om hundred thousand dollars. and iaereasing apnually by a sum exceeding one hundred thousand dollars, is proposed as the source from which the school shall be at first sup. ported. The Seeretary of the Interior is to be e+ officio the director of the school, and the Commissioner of Patents, relieved of his pres. €nt judicial junctions of hearing appeals, is to be er eyicio rector or governor. The p) technic is to embrace schools in mathematics civil engineering, mining engineering, ma. chinery. architecture, chemistry, forestry and agriculture. The school when full would con- sist of 1°08 pupils, appointed under certain Tegulations by the President and mem- bers of Congress, and the cost of tuition, the ‘© amounting to more than twelve board and lodging, for each pupil an- nually, Is to be Its general object is thorough and complete instruction in Science and arts, and the dissemination of Scientific and accurate practical technical knowledge ; one of its special objects is to pre- Pare fit candidates from which the govern. ment may select those officials in whom special knowledge is requisite or ought to be required, Such as the employes of the various scientific bureaus, skilled finaneial agents and account- ants, surveyors general, geologists, explorers, master mechanics, &c. Not merely the out- lines but the minute provisions of a National Polytechnic School are given, ia anticipation of the establishment of such an institution, and there is reason to believe, as well as hope, that in fulness of time, and with the national development the plan will be realized in soma form. As the Post finds it necessary to apologize to-day for publishing a bogus dispa‘eh pur- porting to eome from Hon. Hendrick B. Wright : and yesterday the same for publishing the Booth package Coyle-Kandall story,charac- terized by Speaker Randallas without truth or a shadow of justification: and on Friday for publishing a scandal slander upon a“ most estimable and respectable lady,” of East Wash- ington, we are quite willing to concede to that paper the palm for “enterprise”—of that sort, | at least. Not very much light is thrown upon the Acklen-Rosser diMeulty by the statement of the former telegraphed from New Orleans. His denial seems to cover only that portion of the report of the affair that represented Gen. Rosser as ‘‘assaulting” him for the protection of the lad He says he has telegraphed to Gen. Rosser to seeure a refutation of this “assault.” but a telegram from St. Paul states that Gen. R. refses to talk about the affair, and declares it was “strietlya private and personal matter.” This leaves that portion of the pub‘ic curious in sueh matters in perplex. | ing uncertainty as to the exact facts, but per- | haps Mr. Acklen’s telegrams had not reached n. Rosser, and it may be that the corres- | pondence between them, when published, wily | ford the much sought information. P. Ack has heard from Rosser but he doesn't explain worth a cent. | ———<e—____. News from the European Congress is de lightfully contradictory and uncertain. We | are informed that England and Russia have | both broken the agreement under which the | treaty was submitied to the Congress. and, next. that there Was no agreement: that land has backed down from the Salisbury cir- | cular ; that England Is firm and even obstinate, is carrying matters witha high hand. and fs | having her own way; that Russia is giving | Way on almost every point, and ts abandoning her policy of the last hundred years; that Russia will make no further concessions, but will fight first. It seems certain, however, that Bismarck 1s making every effort to keep the peace: that Beaconsfi-'d is firm and un- elding in his demands; that Austria and rance support him on most points; that Kus. sia is yielding more than was expected, and that Turkey, undergoing the process of carv- ing, is the least happy of the happy family at Berlin assembled. «+2 -—___ ‘On some inexplicable principle of selection the republican assessment machine excuse: what are termed at Washington “lady clerks’ from contributing to eampaign expenses. The moral would seem tu extead the employment of women in the public service. —[(Springyizid Republican. Perhaps the ¢ s were considered relieving the female clerks from campaign assessments. They are not allowed to go home to yote, and get smaller salaries than the male cler 3 Gen. Butler did not sueceed in bullying Gen. Boynton yesterday, to any appreciable extent. NEW METHODIST HYMNAL,” Published. US PURSELLS Bookseller, 422 3625-6: Vor sale by ©. th sireet mow | perfect ft guaranteed. | pron.piattention. n | OUR OWN MAKR, are being used by the greatest number of gentlemen driversof Washington. In use nearly two years, and are giving the very best of satisfaction. Largest and st assorted stock of TRUNKS, SATCHELS, SHAWL BAGS and Beek BR 8 je25-tr Corcoran Building. EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605. FoReeueante avenue. RFLIABLEGOUDS AT L y PROCE Ladies’ (neck or Plain Top Button. Ladies’ Foxed Button Boots. Ladies’ Best French Kid, Button, Ladies’ French-beel Box-toe Battor Ladies’ Lasting Button... Ladies’ Newport Ties, or Button Ladies’ Kid Parlor Slinpers.. Misses’ Boots, Shees, Slippers and Ties at very low prices. All kinds of Children's Shoes, nts’ French Calf, stitched Congress, nt's French Calf, stitchod, Low-qnarters.. 3.50 nt's Calf, Low-quarte ++4-$2.00 to 3.00 Gent's low-quarte1 1.00 to 2 60 G@nt's Congress Gaiters + 1.25 to 4.50 Bays’ Shoes and Gaiters, good aud cheap. Bene Price Only. Jra5-4t a GEORGE McCARTHY. EFRIGERATORS. WATER COOLERS, Good makes at low prices. GEO. WATTS & CY, 14 7th street, je22 Si" Above Pennsylvania avenue. ATRA CHOICE ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, FINEST PICKED LEAF. 85 Cents; last year $1.25. ser U WITM ER, is 1918 Pennsylvania ar: Ww ate PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, AT COST, To CLOSE BUsINEss. Now Is the time to buy, as 1 Fave di close out my stoc! A. M, TUBMAN, je2-2we 411 Ninth st. TTENTION, TAX-PAYERS! ‘The new law allows until the 19th of July, 1878, to file ali Special Improvement Tax Bills, paid or urpaid, for Revision and Adjustinent.' Do not allow this opportunity to pass, Bring your tax bi Is to the undersigned at once, who will prosecute the same aud get Justice done to all claimants. CHRIS, EDDIE, GENERAL AGENT, Je22 6t 1321 F street nae. V OXAGERS TO EUROPE Can procure Tickets on the INMAN and the FRENCH Lines of Steamsh'ps, ai £4 ether with full Information as rths, dates of sailing. &c., from J. W. BOTELER & BRO. }21 2w 923 Penna, avenue n. w. ([HosE S10 AND $12 BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, FAST COLORS, AND GUOD TO WEAR. Good Suits, $6, $8, and $10, well made. Boys’ Liven Jackets and Pants §$leach. Boys Alpaca Jackets $1 and $1.50, Office Coats 40 and 50 cents, termined to » Which is the finest in the city, at J. W. SKLBY’S, 1914-1916 Penn. ave., je2i-tr Between 19th aud 20th sts, RE LIEF FOR TAXPAYERS! The act providing for the ‘‘revision and corres tion of assessments for special improvements tn the District of Columbia," having become a law, all property ho'ders interested who have PAID IMPROVEMENT TAXES since August 10. 1871, will be extiled toa rebate upon any erroneous ‘or excessive charges inad: therein. Taxpayers who have not paid the assessments for s] ial improvements can open specific complaint of erroneous and excessive charges ma le, obtain « revision and correction of thetr tax bi Is. ALL PARTIES INTERESTED must, under the provisions of this act, pressnt cla mis belore July 19, 1878 The undersigned will #ive special aad parsona! attention to this class of claims, and all TA PAYERS who have not obtained proper allowance for old material removed or re-used, for work done under permit, forchurch property, or from any error in the assessments. should FILE THEIR CLAIMS without further delay, with WILLIAM DI“KSON, Office 222 4% street, three doors north of Columbia Ballding. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES CAN BE PAID NTIL JULY AST, AT A LARGE DISCOUNT, je21-in ME. WASHINGTON, M™©-: YrShtoN bee BRESSMAKING, DRESSES, SUITS, COSTU MES.ULU 4KS, Made in superior style at shoct notice. Ladies can have Dresses Cut and Basted, and a 907 Pennsylvania avenue, J¢20-3m. Over Willian's, METCuELL & MARTIN, 7 931 P.nnsylvania avenue. SUITS, WRAPPERS, OVERDRESSES, AND UNDERWEAR, LINEN DUSTERS, CHILDREN'S SUITS. We have a large stock 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, je20 lw VpeREaw BUTTER. Having increased the herd of Jersey Cows I am prepared to receive additional orders for the extra UTET EDGE BUTTER mate at Tunlaw Fart ‘The cream is churned on Tuesdays and Fridays, the Butter delivered on Saturdays and Wednes” days. Orders left at the store of HUME, DAVIS & CO., 807 Pennsylvania avenue, wiil receive THOMAS L. HUME, Curr LUMBER. CHEAP. Jel 6r AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER. ;, Wil discount any published price list for cash down, A |W | mo WANTED AUT payers to Know that | « | Bew obtain WANTS, FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | BOAK.! NQ. was LED — an excel Lurse desires a PLAC H street nw. Wine ne’ 2 cbam vert Inquire at N a lady, who weites a very gor ‘OPYING or BOOKKEEPIS dCress bh. L., 1424 New York avenue. pt 7 ANTED—A WHITE GIRL as chambermaid a@nc Waitress in a small family; guod refer- euces required. Apply at 16010 w. i} war: ED —To rent toa responsihle party for | the sc mmer months. FURNISHED HO | Board taken for rent. 1606 15:h st n.w. } 25 2. | WANT ED—By a respectable young lady, a Po- | SITION 38 nurse or companion to elderly bay : willing to tray omice, Address EDNA, City post je25 2° WANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE of five or six reonu ant stables or Bouse win Tot suitable to put up. stable, in new. partof city. Address OL Pe ela ottice.” ia 585 31 ANTED-—Smaill HOUSE, or three Furnished Kooms for housekeeping: small fami y, man and wife, nochidren. Address, stating terms and location. A. R., City. 025 3" ANTED—By a white girl, aSITUATION as cook, washer and troner, or chamber work; reference if required. Apply to No. 1909 I street between 19 h and 20:h sts. 1° ANTED TO PUBCHASEA good BUILD- In LOT, located northwest. not further north than Q street. W. W. METCALF, corner 15th street and New York avenue. Jeas 2 VASTED—14 strong, active WHITE BOYS W anu ie yearsolan £3 Pub ete wamce 60 cas a day. Apply at once, at works of Washington Brick Macnine Co., 14th and Boundary ne. 1'* W &XTED BIDS for taking down the Tobarc Warehouse in Georgetown; for Stone, Lim , Sard. Cement; for Masonry and Brick’ Work: Was! ington and Georgetown Rallroad Co. j 253. WV ASTED-TENANTS to cccupy @ beautify. furvished SUITE of ROOMS. which will be rented for light Lousekeepiig. for $20 per month Auph at Roum 14, Le Droit Building. corner 8.1 ond Fests. nw, 25 3* ANTED —By a lady of experience, a SITU TION ag matron Or housekeeper, goveruess oO. on ews anton to an invalid: would read, Writs. 0° el jection to travel or the couutry: refer clang d. Address or appiy to Miss &. Fy 624G street new. jae WV ANTED- Hy a young maa of cons Xperience in the grocery basiness, ,elther in the sawe or any other b: Willing to work for a moderate salary. H. A. J., Star office. ener « @ re-adjustment and drawback on all bills, paid or unpaid. Call immediately ara iang Dils, as there are only a few days allow-d 1 law in which to file claims. H. CLA Board of Trade Rooms, 819 Market Space 32! W AS ATED—To rent. beautiful: 13 1-t St., opposite Capitol; hous locatto: ; rooms $6, 7, 8and 10: good BOARD $15, balf square off, 1024-3 * WASTED PLATIN door north of Lst., Tr yard. Miss BELL. arisian mode, ) 2° vents LUCAS, Dress:naker, No branch, Jet 3c" WANTED By a middiccage?, ‘settled white woman, a SITUATION to Cook, wash aud iron in a steall famiiv. No, 3 Essex Cou, GU) and 7-b and Hand I sts, nw. Good reference KR RENT-STORE, 210 H st, between 21 and $1 sts. new. Apply on premises. j.25-2.° JOR RENT—Five-room HOUSE. with Bakery and S able attached; $10. THOS. BIG 224 a1 Ns. nd F sts. Je25 3" K RENT—HOUSE 1020 18h st. nw. <x rooms, water and gas; K st. ent $25 Apply af 1833 Pes 8s DY. ‘OR RENT—Three-story BRI°K HOUSE. No. 728 12 b st. n.w to EI Tent $400 per ear. \ ppl )W. DROOP, 728 12th st. - i je5 St fUR RENT—smaiisix-roomFurn:shel HOUSE, tor Bi areas conveniently located, till about November 1st! ‘card of owner; references exchanged. Ad- ., Btar office. Je25-81* Fol Fs any k T-STOREROOM and DWELLING, 627 Massachusetts avenue suitable for ind uf business, Rent only $20 per mouth. Ap ly at 406 6h st. Je25-3: ‘OH RENT—HOU3E, 813 18th st. n.w., eight rooms, water and gas, near Treasury: delight- e853, ful summer location; price $30; key next door. F ue Fez RENT—1305 9th st. n. rooms, modern conveniences, recently pay and "paint Key at 1308 9 hs BRICK of nine pered ; rent moderate to desirable tenant. nw. 3025-1" 'OR KENT—BRICh HOUSE, No. 433 20:b st. D, Too! Eats. .W , near E st., contains five rooms and bath: ent $15 per month. Apply corner 90h and nw. Je@5-3t" EB R- NT—The B) tween @ and H. on the premises between 19 and 1 o'clock. je! three-story and basem ant BL K DWELLING. No. 712 Lich at, b> wor further information Inq ule Fe RENT—Furnished HOU -E. 1501 Vermort avenue. on Circle, from July to Nove.nvsr, for the rent ($37.60) to a desirable party, prem Apply on ises after 5 pm, Pf Fe BENT _Three-story BRICK HOUSE, nine Tr dampness; 2 odern improvements, ner ‘coms, 1439 8 st. now; well secured frm Inquire cor- 5:h and Boundary sts, 4 ite R RENT—Six-room BRICK HOUSE, in firt Tate condition and location; one block from two lines of street car D. A. CHAMBERS, No. $20 month, Inquire of 633 F st 53." ‘RR in s aud n.W. T—In that desirable locality, 1217 .n.W. K-y at @rocerv. corner of 11:0 Apply tv GEO. C, BUMES, 49 oe N. se Fok RENT-HOUSE, No. 1210 6h at. o.w.: mod, ime eight rooms; reut $23 per month. Apply to THOS. E. WaGGAMAN, No. 5197 h ste 5 3 FOR RENTIA neat three-story H iv ailon, on line of street cars; rent $25. WARNER & Co , 916 F st ten-roomed 1OUSE with modern conveniences conta! - H. Je25-3t \OR RENT—A story HOI S82 on Eat esl Fst QUE RENT—In a private family of some communicating PARLORS, nishe frontin: north and svuth: will be rented ath: ce for 81X Mouths; also, One thicd-story ROOM, eepe handsome'v-furnished new 3- itol st. ; neat gare ‘ar. in frout of door.” Kent quite low nsible party, B. H. WARNER & CO. w. ie ts, hand well fur- ina vers cool House an‘! desirable localit t modern tiuprovemeuis, Address **House> T,?? Star office. Je85-5 * {UR RF NT—Small HOUSE. furnished, in th northern part of the city, ‘Address, with ref- good home, Address Box 13, Star office. }24-2:* WASTED By German young lady, a SIEU- ATi as companion or maid; willing t travel either in the United States or Europe: cay syeak and write German and English; a good mi stefan and light seamstress, Address Box 7, Star omiee WANTED ECONOMISTS preferring house keeping to ca‘l and see Furnished Rooms, with modern conveniences, in a family of two adults, #14 3d st. n.w., near two lines of street c and within five minutes of P, O. aud Printing 0} fice. Jeza-3te WASTED —Allto know that $30 will buy a American, Howe, Remington, or Davis SK ING MACHINE. with all the attachmen arc p-leaf,and side-drawers, at 427 9th st. F. MCKENNEY, Renting and Repairing a specialty. 241m ANTED—EVERY BODY to get Card Paolo- graphs for only $2 per dozen: 18 small Pc ture 25 ets., at D GE'S. 467 Pennsylvania avi between 4'9'and Gin sts. 322 lw) W fare edu EPIATEL Y—Two nice Untur- nished ROOMS, with use of bath. suitable for housekeeping: rent moderate, and no ques*ions asked. Address Mrs. L. B.B., Star office. 22 ¢ 3° 324-31" WANTED To Seit Cite xv —At private sate, Refrigerator, Ire-Cooler, large Traveling Sarehel, Walnut Set, China, aud other Farniture. Address ‘Furniture, Post Utica, j-22-3. WANTED EVERY, RADY TO KNOW thes cau have their Hair Work done for 25 cents per ounce at Mrs, CALLAN'S, 805 Market Space. 622.3" WASTED A responsible TENANT for eleven room House, gas, bath, closet; centra! loca- tion; rent low; 811 6: ‘Apply at 618 H ste mw. Je22-Bt" WASTED-A furnished HOUSE, of medium size, for a good tenant, who may be perma- nent if suited. JOHN SHERMAN & CO, jc21 lw WANTED-A BRICK HOUSE, in good oat ity, for part improved property and part cash; must bea bargain; state locality aad price. SQUIBOR, Star office. Je21 6 * WASTED Five ROOMS oF sual HOUSE, unfurnished: bath, &c.; not far from Fand 10th sts. uw. Address 'H. iM. W., 1414 11h st, uw. Je19-61* WANTED PLATING Parisian mode, extra width. neatly done, at 810 7th st, L. Ke MEYENBERG'S Silk House, branch of Mrs. E. LUCAS. jel7-Ln ANTED—To HIRE—A Good BUGGY for two Weeks: good care will be taken. Address, giving price per week, Box 668, P. O. jea WASTED Old GOLD and SILVER In Or small quantities. Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO., Manufacturing Jewellers. 856 Pennsylvauia avenue Je4-1m V 7 ANTED—HORSES to Pasture at three dol- Jars per month; abundance of grass_shade aud water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN'S ‘Stables, G st., between 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- dress JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgomery c9., Ma. . jel-im* ANTE!"—To SELL—Summer CLOTHING for children and adults by a family going into mourning. | Address ** Clothing,’ Post office, my28-1m* : ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to 00- cupy a large third story south front room, or suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD— first class, 617 F st. n.w. feb3 ANTED—To excl new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or 1, at BUTLER'S, 6th aud K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr ANTED-To exchange new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S. 5th aud K n.w. Latrobes to héat two rooms, $20 to avy kind; elghteen years experience. Uphol- 326 sep15-tr W AasieD rine UPHOLSTERY WORK of stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, bj Ae MECHACK, G14 Lonisiane avenue, augié-ly” if required, j 242. | ere ces, C.D. FAIRMAN, Staromi e. je24-3t" ANTED—By a respectable white gicl, aS. T OR RENT—WOUSE 427 4th st. n.w., modern Wtar in private family as cusindermatd Ivprovcnien te, eleven rooms, Rent $40 per and to do plain sewing,or assist with children; best | wonth, Apply THOS. E. WAGGAS AN, 510 ith city references: wages not so much an objert asa | ° + Jea4-3¢ GOR REX T—The six-room FRENCH FLAT. Ww and Hhode Islaud ave, 8. Je24 30" ith all modern improvements, corner 14:1 aw. J, H. FOR 287 prices, ‘7 14TH ST. N.W.—AC summer fonr elegantly Furnished ROOMB, cither singly or in suites; pleasautest situation In the ct ty. Je24-6i" ‘OR REN comfcria “ten —From Jciy 1, 1878—A piain but bly furnished six-room HOUSE, with room. Apply afte: 5 ‘Kp. m., at B14 8: ce. References exchanged, Jeet 2" BGR ERNE A cesimable and pleasantly situated Capit theror RICK DW ol having ugh repair. ELLING, eight rooms, near the south and west frout and ip 13 2d st. ne. 124-6" Fis RENT-AT RA 'LACE—Back PAR- NT LOR, with DRESSING-RUOM attached; also ROOMS on second tlvor, single or en suite: fh ‘use south font. Rent very low for summer, j-24-3t" \OR SALE- HOU Ubree stories ai room street Nati FOR REST-AT 841 K sr. large PARLORS, with lar; oom suite; tion, SE No, 1505 Vermont ave., 1 basement, ten rooms, hath: ard modern conven ences? near 13th and P eciccle, Apply to W. N_ ROACH, Cit n 1 Bank. T5tlist., opp, ve Jee rg DRESSIN atta hed; other ROOMS, single or in all handsomely furnished; cool, healthy locs- FOR RENT-HOUSE No. 8 Grant P i is . fur Inquire within. orat Je28 3, ished or unfurnished, NT—Fine PARLOR and_third-story OM, southern exposure, 458 C st. ew. Je22-31* FOE RENT Two nicely Furuished ROOMS, in a good location and at low figures, Inquire at 916 1: st. B.W. je22-3t* )B KENT—HOUSE No. 1328 13th st. o.w five rooms; water In kitchen; desirable loca: t 1 Rent moderate to a good tenant. Inqatre 22-3." xt door, No. 1326, FOR RENT_Very desirable Furnished ROOMS, for housekeeping or otherwise, in. tie honse lately cecunied ty Senator Teller, Apply at 1229 N st., bear 13th st, after 5 p.m. je22-3 * R RENT—POsSESSION ON THE IST PROX- 1MO—HOUBE No. 717 20h st. ‘n.w.. seven rooms, gas and water. Apply to W. STEWART, 718 21st st. J-22-3 * FOR BENT oN JUL y Ist_ $5 No. 76 Congre st.. Georgetown, three-story Press Bri + Bas. latrobe, bath. Apply to WM. B. ORME. “is2 Washitigton st., above West a Je22 im i RENT—HOUSBE No, 210 D st. on... nine Tooms: modern { month. GaMy provements. Kent $35 per For particulars, apply THOS. £. WAG- ‘AN, 619 7th st. n.w. je22-3t FOR BEST One two-story eight rocms, hath-room, al BRICK HOUSE, 1 modern tmprove- ments; No, 1512 5th st., between Pand Qu.w. In- quite No. 43 7th st. n.w. Je22-Br )R RENT. Hi Gandsomely furnished, LEDROIT PARK -Furnisbed elgh:-room house, with cel'ar. Will be rented low to a OUR. | Al OR RENT, Elegant Brick, No. 17, Grant Pace, 10 rooms: Tent low. Fine Brick, No. 927 P st. n.w., 9 rooms. Brick No. 943 Rhode Island ave n.w..9 roouis. Riick No, 1215 6°b st. n.w., 8 rooms. ’ Brick No. 1428 Ohio ave, n.'w., 9 rooms rick No. 8: w., 6 rooms Brick No, 13324: st. n.W.. 5 rooms App to ALBERT ¥F FOX. fees Bt 920 F st. nw. OR RENT. | By R.O. HOLTZMAN 10th and F sta_n.w. | 1328 New York ave. p. w., 13 rooms, furn.$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, furn. |. 190 90 521 18th st. n.w., 13 rooms. mod imps. 75 0) 917 18th st. n.w.. 12 rooms. mod. imis. 75 70 Furnished House, Harewood av..LeD, Park 60 00 F st.n.w., 9 rooms, mod. 55 00 | 11 rooms, m: 55 00 rooms, mod. imps. 42 00 Tooms, mod. imps. 40.00 rooms, mod. imps. 33:33 10 rooms, mod. imps 30 00 8 rooms: mod. imps. 30 OF ', 8 rooms, mod. im: 25 00 7 rooms, mod. im) 20 00 ¢.. 7 rooms, mi 2000 1428 8th st. n.w., 7 rooms, mod. imps. 18 00 QEAL ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 619 Seventh 8t. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 912 M st. n.w., mod. imps,. 12 rs. $8.000 606 H si 7 8 000 217 Ast 7,500 123 B st 600 417 K si £00 Hai imps. 5.000 West st.. Georgetown, m im) 309 Cor, Land North Capitol sts., mo 020 427 Missouri ave.. mod. im 000 437 O st. n.w., mod. Imps.. 11 rs. sess 5.500 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale. TUG hst.s.e.. f. 5 rs. X urt, 1005 8. Carolina ave, 8.¢, ibd (0 1762 T st. nw 8 N. Carolina ave. n, 1134 Delaware ave. n. lee 420 to 434 12thst. n.e., fh. drs., each. Unimproved Property for Sale vet, 3d and 4th ne. pert 1 st. bet. 3d and 4 hn, #hst.. bet, Land Mn XK st., bet. 3 aud 4:h n, Ist., pet. Sand 4th 3st, bet. Land Kn, Mst. per ft. 4nst., bet, land K n.é., per ft 1200 K st. n.w. Houses for Rent. furnislied, 4 1337 F st. n.w., mod. Imps. 9 rs 725 16th st. n.w., mod. imps,. 12 1744 New York ave. n.w.. mod. tm| 4 1238 F st. n.w., md, Imps, 10 rs 36 497 F st. s.w., mod. imps., 11rs. 20 1220 13th st. H.w., mod, finps., 9 30 1436. 11th st, nw. mod. Impps.. 9 3) 465 F st. s.w.,mod imps., 1 ts 25 1°35 loth st. t.w., mod. imps.. 8's. a5 406 11th st. 's.w., mod, imps.. 9 rs. 2 20 1903 K st. n.w., mod. imps, 4 rs. » 2 2109 I st. u.w.. mod. Imps. 6 rs. 20 Stores. 463 and 465 Pa, ave., mod. imp 100 mod. imps . 171i ave., store, mod, imp: 106 H st., mod, Imps., 1) Irs. 405 8th st., Lr. * by7 4's Bt Sw. 9 Fs, 1187 7th st. 415 13th st., Tr. 634 D st.. Ball, has Swer. 3) J issue on thé Ist and 15.n of each month a bul- letin of all property for sale and rent on ‘my books, which can on application at my office, or wi!) be sent bv mail if desired. LOANS. - $2 000 at 8 per cent. je22-tr ANTED—A_ light, extension-top FAMILY CARRIAGE, in exchat.ge for a BaiMing Lot on Capitol Hill, No. 22 F st. b.w., after 6 9"clo-k p.m, Je25-3 * ae ~. NTRY BUALD, F U™ . YOU Co Georgetown, High. beats Rood table; $20per month. app'y . | Or address 'M this ofce; couveyan JR RENT—BRICK STORE and DW KL corner 20.h and K sts u.w.; is an excellent stand for a Grocery store; wil! be rented very Apply to E. 8, WEST. OTT, corner 20:h and Lsts. nw. Je96- 080" EMENTS_FOR SALE ann GPECIAL IND) SY RaNT—Three elegant new eight-room BRICK | HOUSES: small monthly paymen:s. Four for R nt; every modern convenience: elegant lo- Call at once on GEV. MASON, Attornay- at- Law, 934 F st. n.w. 3. Mo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate it. 509 7th st. now. Je84-3t Fo SALE On easy terms, Valuable REAL | # STATE on Connec:icut avenue, streets. avenue. Qand 19:8 Inquire st 1617 Conn. ave., or 1930 Pa, Je94-1m, PF ESALEVERY CHEAP HOUSE coniaint 5 good-sizea rooms, pearly new, in excellen Gcndition, well oeatrd: price $900; $800 casny bal- ance $15 per month; rents readily for $12. Inauire 1108 O st. now. Je24-3." Fo. SALE OR EXCHANGE Bix Acres; one half planted: house and barn; 2's miles from Georgetcwn: will exchange tor city property or sell; $50 cash, and $25 monthly, J. W. P. MYERS, 715 1th st. JeR4-2.* ANG | (WR RENT, Kigant Large Suite of Feo LORS dSk0e feet, at er month, As wo front ROOMS second floor, $20. Paole ie $20 per month. 9121 st. nw e253 * UMMEK BOAR tis sort and good accommadat S : vats gan obiain them by addressing MIS’ MR MAKS- TELLER, Nokesville, Prince William C. CopNtey BOARD. Bountital Fruits and Vegetables: onl shade: water and milk; five minutes’ walk Tom. Rockville D»- pot. all trains stop: $20 onth, s ER, Rockville, Mas ees 5 ths W ASTED—B UARDERS. Ton oF twoiwe por | try Board pleasant Rooms, in a healthy and pleasant location, 16 miles from! Washingto 42 ® UR R. Addiess ©. VA JSEN vB c. EUSEN va. Supply _o 8 can be accommodated With goad Coun- “smite from Contee and Shipiey stations, on | (XOUNTRY BOA ¥ BOARD can be bad within | tana Station, B. & 0. BK. | VEY's. | PUSS T-RATE ROOMS ANDSUITES.ON THE | 1s! and 2d fors, with Board at cost prices, at the Globe House, ‘corner F and 12th sts. HT, KING. 3-24 Bir AVE IN BALTIMORE. A HOUSE con- ining 8 rooms with a ground rent of $50 par no incumbrance, which I desire to Ex inge for a small roperty in this city. CHAS. ANDY, tate, 509 7th street north- 324 Bt Gi t00 WILL BUY HALF-INTEREST in a &D good Paying Business; $750 cash, balance after reallzed from business; business that will stand in- vestigation, Address N. P., Star office, $22 31" J US11CEs OF THE PEACE and others desirin, oJ to rent OFFICE ROOMS wo! at B, H. WARNER & CO.'8, Ww. west. 5. 0CO TO $10. 000 WANTED —AS an investment in au excelient paying Permanent Basiness, that will also give good empios furpishing it, If tC Is desi Lock Box 60, Washington, D.C LOAN MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent,; and at 7 per cent. first class business property. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 4. 22-6t Tort and F streets nw. TT OLQAN—$10.000 tor first-class property, at 7 Der cent.. or in two sums at 8 per cent. ; ‘also, ¥1 500 and $500. e201 WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E WASTED. ‘$5 000, for three or five years, at 7 per cent, interest, upon good eal estate securt'y, J. W. BL MYERS, 20-6 715 15¢h st. V JE HAVE SEVERAL SUMS OF M NEY on hand, ranging from $1,000 upwards, for ‘nvestment at current rates. Je20-lw _ DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 4:h st. FOR SALE—Maryland ave: corner 2d St., (square 576, lot 6.) VACANT LOT, containing 12,000 square feet, for sale low, Applt to TINGES & BARGENT. Address L. ¥ jeva-4 * je20-e: 5t 50 Lexington st., Raltimore, SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES FOR SALE in \S month'y' payments, at prices from $800 up- Wards. JOHN SHERMAN & CU., Real Kstate, St. Cloud Building, ew ise is sufficient.** Prop- erty owners having Unpaid Special Taxce will s Y by setting them before July Ist. For os OF Payment at a large discount, call on PETER CAMPBELL, 1431 Pa. ave.” new Corcoran Building. Jel5 aw FG SALE 1840-1942 Q street elegant, houses. 11 rooms, all m, {.; location most desirable: ata great bargain. Terms easy. HOUSE & HES: TER, 613 7th st. jelt OR RENT—By THOS J MYERS, Real Estate Agent. 1216 F st new. 8-story Brick, 418 34 st. n.w., mod, imps, 4 story Brick, 611 13th st, p. 2-story Brick, 1116 19th st.n.w:, mod. imps’, 7 rs. 10 rs, » mnod, imps., 10 rs. 3 story Brick, 39 H st. n.w., water and gas, 7 rs, To $1, 000 for two years, at 8 per cent: interest. 21 Qw* KR RENT— B, H. WARNER & ©0., BRAINARD H.WAENER, EDWIN A-MCINTIRE. 916 F street northwest, 1206 K st. nw, ......$150 1108 F st. stoddwel, ..75 1309 14th, eee 25 1€16 15tp'st. nw, a ) 518 13th st" nw, pitta 1143 7th, with store, 617 L st, nw. 225 1314-1320 @ st nw, — 230 2d Bt. ne, .....4.22.25 455 C Bt, Dw yee. 1806 @ st. nw. 2310.5 811 Est. n Mt Pleasaut (fur). 31 & Mass, ave. ne, 475 Missouri Corcoran g112 Penn’ 2405 2418 Penn. ave, ..35 214 4th st, ge. 4 30 1622 Q st. nw, 122 Bill st. ‘se, esos. B.w. Cor. 18th and M,30 7th and Bound: 80 450 O st. nw, 22000015 2118 @ st. nw, 30 1906 16th st. ‘nw, .....15 45H st. o 89 Defrees st. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, ‘WM. E. BURFORD. 708’ E street, Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. ‘Special bargains are offered for the next 30 days in $ new 3-story and basement press-brick Houses, with all modern improvements, located in the Wes End. and near Pennsylvania avenue cars; Houses have 11 rooms, and lot 191140, to an alley. Price ouly 6,000, 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 F ful i] October 1. Appl Tooe | Dore ase tne eg AP BU RFORD carcful tenant until October 1. at ? M. KE. Harewoon ave., LeDroit Park. PPT 022 St je20 Real Estate Broker, 708 Est. ‘OR RENT—That comfortable three-story KR RENT— K and nursery, with ail the latest’ in Rent $25 per 221 Penns) iva RICK HOUSE, 317 C st. 8.e , nine rooms provements. onth. Apply to JAMBS A. T ja ave. re. OR REN ei Drove No. 624 22 door, —Cne two-story BRICK HO: ht coms, bath-room. stable, a] modern ents, cellar; ihe house newly freseo painted; st. n.w.; the chariots rua upto the Inquire No, 403 7th s". pew. Je22-8t ‘OR SALE—Fine tw BRIt K HOUSE, Trocms bath-room, cel Tuents; 7} ouse well finished, ALB -storv and French-ro 730 1st st. n.w., eight rand all modern improve- Price low, Apply to ERT F. FOX, 920 F st. nw. 3:22-3t FOE RENT. One two-story BRICK HO St iinpre E. ore, seven rooms. bath-room and all moderi: pvernents; newly finished; $30 per month ANTED_—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works Tth-st, wharf. Orders by mall, or left a! - 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. tealiy W spake gantemen, to Know that WM, MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments Bemade at home. zs ae yauae-ly"” LOST AND FOUND. No. 1727, betwWeon K and 8, ob Tih ss BW. Tue Waixieesanminens other Insects tn farsi | quire Nv. 403 7th st, n.w. Joa Sr ture to exterminate hy superheated steam. at | 7rOR REN 2° three. BRICK HOUSE. ACE'S, Upholsterer, 614La. ave. augié-ly | JOR RENT- Maron nd all “oder Im P < 7E p. Ove Inente; No. St. 8.W.. near the Agri- W ee GARPEDS to CLEAN raOES | Curural Departu ents ten minuice’ walk toa tween 4% and 6t0 fs, bw. Called forand havens | Treasury; good nelghborhoed. Tequive No. 403 withont charge, jyi-ly | 7th st. Je23 8. ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at OI RE NT—1102 ath ot. nw, 11 rooms, $35: ray 283 G st. now. Trorms, $20; 1420 1426 T st. CEAGS'B. G18 Louletana sve _“sagld-ay | oh, 108 6 st. tr Ee tas 90; 1420 1428 1 WANTED. A perfect aud clean copy of the Brat | $i5 “2107-219 12 h st. new. 6 tocins, $10.60 Dumber of the EVENING STAR, for which @ | Apply to A. 8. CAY WOOD, 1225 9 b sires ubera) price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star | wilt Jes office. ‘aug30-tf K RF NT—New HOUSE 1834 Qst., near 1b. 10 roms, every modern convenience, very desirable location, 8 minutes from Treastiry by 14th street cars; auy portion of the furniture, ea Urely ply at uew in April, can be bought if wauted. | Louse, e 2a 3 J{OR RENT—Large ROOMS, en sults or single: southern ex ont Boa d, sure; very cheap; with or wit 1325 F st. ‘now. Je21 6 * R RENT—Three communicating RO -MS over Markriter’s new store, No. 626 E at., one | door from 7th at, Apply at the store j- 21 6.* OUND—Last Friday, p. m., a POCKET- A complete stock of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, AT Panic PRICES THOS. W. SMITH, je15-Im Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. <2 0.00 $9.00 LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER. ALSO, HABNEBS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. TRAVELING BaG8, SATCHELS, &c., &C, An immense variety of styles at equally low prices, at theever popular Factory and Salesrooms cs JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Beventh Street Northwest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall, REPAIRING, Trunks and Harness thoroughly repaired and Trunks coveredat low rates. Jel4-tr RUTTER AND CHEESE. 200 tubs BUTTER, part Gilt Edge, fresh re- “70 boxes CHEESE, in store on consigament, and for sale vy D. E. DUTROW Je24-8t" 620 Pennsylvania avenses TS and FAMILIES leaving "iy smpplied with good SER- YOUR CLOTHES MADE when ya ean bay them oinade, Bt & VAN s b at eyment Bareau,’* 2 Federal Block, TAMAS street Bor saving. and at the same time mace equal to Cus- tom Work. Call at A. STRAUS", aud be con- nie the fact. apso BOOK, with a sum cf money in it. Can be had «n ‘deutification, at 1819 H st. n.w., deduet= ing cost of this advertisement. je25 2° id- Lost, Between 18th st, and Smithsonian 4 ig via Pennsyivania ave, and 7:h st., a lon ergiav.d WAR! ROP, with Pendants aud Pear’ Centre. Piease leave at 621 18th st, n.w., aud T= celve reward, Le CST, 0 Saturday pom. June 22, a pat ot Gold >PECTACLES, between E St, and Judiclary Square and Dst., hear 2st. They are valued on account of being the gift of ad: c-ased mother, By returning thei to 126 D st. n.w., a reward will be gi en. x ors palr or Gola eRe CUES. proba- on 9 St., between st. .w., aud the Baltimore « Botamuc< IMR, depot. 6h st., or on *he Pennsylvania ave, care, on the eveniog of the 24th. The finder will *e en ply rewarded at the above address. je25 3 * eT Op erlday evening sGOLD PIN marked Loula Luttrell Wine, ‘The fi der will be liber- aly rewarded by leaving ‘the same with Luttrell & Wine, 1830 Pcnnsyivania avenue, Jeme are IAKEN 1 P ASTRAY, June 20.b, one Chickey Borrel MARE. Owner willpiease call, ove prey Ve. el S$, and take he! Bway.) WittiaM BERGMAN’ 823 oT ee 8.8 fk OST—Sunday, June Sb, 2 child's NECK CHAIN, with Goid Coin and Cross attached: hame on cross, ‘Nellie M. Foss.** The finder wili be liberally rewarded by returning it to 1205 6th street n.W. jele NOTICE: ‘Opened this morning auother very cheap tine of Vaens LACEK* and INSERTING; algo, a swa!l wt gt Back Silk L CEs st avout halt-pri'e. Bhat rAbiven ie suet soa fall line ot Torche, EMG and INSERTINGS at less prices than usual; a bedimm and barrow Cardinai Cam- brie BLGES in bandsowe patterns. All kids of BUNTINGS, much reduced in prices, of which we can show's full assortment, Ww. M. BROWS, 314 8th street n.w. MS tz LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT of Cassimere Suits in W: Ls at . STRAUS’. 42st (OR RENT—Ht USE No, 1428 T st. new uine rooms; modern improvements; reat $20.’ Ap- wy te » THOS. Kk, WAGGAMAN, ‘Jeo FGR RENT FUEN ISHED HOUSE. 14 rooms, 917 New York avenue; splendid nvigh»orhood; rare chan: between 11 for boarding house; low rent. m. and 6p. m. i 5.20:b TOR RENT—No. month; range, two bath rooms, hot water, 1619 K st. nw., $60 per and cold gas. P. SNYDER, latrobes. Apply to B. Nationa’ Safe Deposit Company, 15th st. and Now You: avenue, je20-1n. BY F. H. SMITH, Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. 2022 F nw., 16 rooms, mod. imps. 1068 F nw., 16 rooms, mod. imp: 1521 T nw., 12 rooms. mod. imps. 621 19th_nw., 18 rooms, mod. im 131 F nw., 8 rooms, moa. imps. 1880 T nw., 7 rooms, mod. imps. 1612 Columbia nw.,’7 rooms, mod. imps.. 23 00 806 H ne., 8 rooms, mod. imp: 25 00 24 7th se.,°9 rooms, mod. imps. 2 09 125 E ne.. 8 rooms, mod. imps. 22 50 907 9th né , 6 rooms, mod. imps. 15 00 21 Covington nw., 5 rooms. 12 00 $30, 000 to loan at 8 per cent. in sums to sult, Houses and Lots for sale in every part of the city. Je1B Ly {OR RENT—Six-room HOUSES, with all cou- Veniences; delightfully situated. Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., corner 7th and Rliode Isi- aud avenue n.w, Je5-1m 1h RENT—Two of these beautiful new PRESSED BRICK DWELLINGS, one of which has @ Mansard roof, (both of which have just beer completed, ) on North F st., between Lst aud 211 sts. p.e, Each house has every modern con- venience, including vestibu'e, wide hail, latrobe Stove, range, hot and cold ‘water, two water close’s; fine,’ dry cellar under the entire house, and fine yards front and rear, Bent only $20 4 month. Possession immediately. Rent to begin July Ist. Apply to M. M. ROHEER, ae uh 8. ie 'OR KENT—at Seminary Hotel, on George town Heights, pleasant Furnished or Unfur- uished ROOMS at ‘low prices: corner of Washing- on and Gay sts. FUKNITURE TAKEN ON STORAGE AT REASONABLE KATES, je6-1mn" REN T—1606 | St.—Large, well Furnish KOOMS, with or without Board. Terms mock erate, Furnished HOUSE for rent. ae BENT Us ah +. Bw + BSIOK of nine ows, 1» Water closet, “water, 00d ce lar and large yard: all in thotough order.” Bent iow. Inquire of JAMES 8. TOP! M, 496 Tih st. We e1-1 K SALE AT A BARGAIN—On Fou RENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 nev.) finished in best style, thirteen room: -very room heated, including bath and servant rooms; speakti tubes; electric bel jtationary washtuber vegetable aud meat collar, Can be sesn alany time, my3l-1m 436 st. 8.w. o id myl-3m ‘RB RENT—CounTRY PLACE—AVALON, on utes” DP WE.LING and Forty Acres of L and healihy: rent low. Apply to TIN GEN ood Hope road. near Uniontown, five min- walk f om street cars to Washington, nw i ohigh ES & 8A je20 100 ‘T. £0 Lexington st , Baltimore. ee Tats Stee, Krenek roof SRICK HOUSE, all improveménts ten rooms; in ‘rder. Cheap rent to careful tenant, 209 Market space, mt A’vpl| fer Ge +R SALE ORRENT_Toa manent tenant, ew Pressed Brick HOUSE, fluishad in bast heated; speak- To be sold Can be seen jel7-24* FOR BALEGA very desirable Brice DWELL- ING, on 11th st. h.w., for sale on easy terms, cr 'n exchange jor other prove-ty. MAN ®COn1 M4 fo 115 @w, JNO. SHER Q., Real Estate, St. Cloud Bullding. 0 Jee RENT Furnisheo ROOMS; delightful 1o- cality for summer, at moderate prices, to gen- Uemen and wives; gentlemen preferred. '918 Mc- rberson Square, jill aw* b.Ww., 8 rooms. tenant. Avenue Hote K RENT—HOU-E No, 418 New York avoaue ‘Will he rnted low toa prompt Apply to JUHN B. 8CuTT, He : ot Fstoxt: on 1 prominent corns venla aventie, aut. new. K RENT—A comiortabe HOUSE and facing Penasyl- ‘spitol Hill; low rest oasr ten- Inquire, for sey aud terms, No. 483 11 h st. modern improvements; 9 rooms; revit $50 qyguth. For particulars apply T. K RENT—HOUSK No, 1014 17:h st. WAG xz. io M Fe BENT—HOUSE, No. 1422 WN st.n.w.,inod- ern improvements, 9 rooms. Apply to JAS Y. DAVIS’ SONS, No. 621 Pennsyi vente nue. R REN T—Ver; pleasant FRONT ROOM, Second | floor, m1 three facing windows riange; 1118 New York ave. Reference given aiid tequired, “Terms moderate, Locality cantral aud delfgnttul, Inyé-tr GR RENT- Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housek: ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 864 P< vania avenue., corner 43 st. marll-4m‘ JR RENT—A fine three-story HOUS: con- Frdining tourtect pose: imcnaine ath: water closet; on a beautiful concreted street, one square fom carsand pear charepessnd schools; Fange, Iatrobe, hot anid oo » eC. ; large yard: fe ¥ shaded and pei me base. EF ‘ap Honk, my ade ro can be rented to a careful it ten- Pay hte gt 5 EZOOND 49- CLOTHING.—The only in Se a oe ‘808 Sth neat Pons Treane, By calling at or = the above number, EE THOSE rot | tobe found ENUILN: #0, A. BT ‘at apo} A. STRAUS. UB". *80 M°*: MONEY !! MONEY! on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETc., aT P. WALLACH’S, Loan and C.mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, jeT7-tr near Wil Hotel, PORSALE, CHEAT FOR CASH An established NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE. Rare chance for a government clerk, Address PRINCE, Star office. 365-1" (OR RENT—LIVERY STABLES, 463 and 470 © street n.w, ; forty years and longer Known as ** National Livery Stables;** have unusually large ground surface and unsurpassed accomodations ant facilities; fronting on C street; broad alley ways upon west and rear, another alley way leadiug directly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue: fine spring water and Potomac water both within premises. Terms, &c., address M.A.KIMMELL, 462 © st. now. jet awe NSURANCE AND LOANS. TRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- SURANCE, at lowest rates. “Special attention given to the Investment of money on Real Estate TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Insurance Agents and Brokers, Office No, 628 ‘*#** stree: D.W. my28-lm* FOE, SALE OB EXCHANGE.—A beautital untry RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM, near Washington; $1,000 worth of fruit can be sold from the place annually, Apply to JESSIE B., Hill- man House, north Capitol st., near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. my! m G, SOLDSTELN 2 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 ware, terms, Bz-The oldest ee and largest business in the city, ——_ FOR SALE. R SALE—A first-class VICTORIA, sbafts, pearly new; made In Paris by Che of the best makers. It will be soli ata figure much below its value if piled for immediately, as the owner 1s about leav- ngthecity. For further information inquire of JOHN MCDERMOTT & BRO., Carriage Mana- facturers, 310 Peuna. avenue, Je25-Bt NY ONE HAVING A SOUND HORSE ard AL Good Coateanee BO cheap for gash, can address, stating price, &c... 1309 T st. nw. Je82-3¢ SALE—PH ETON and HARNESS, new in April, and Family HORSE, safe, for lady to drive anywhere, App y at CRULI*S ‘Btable, Lear: Navy Departs ment. #22 Bur 2K SALE-A magnificent Hamiltonian STAL- LION, 15% high, 8 years old: can be used unde F saddle or in harness: soinndand ogee Kind, and not outstyled by anything tn the gountry. Address D. B. 8., 121 §V.'45°h y. Fi SALE—Saddie and Harness HOR-E, has Leen used the past season to the saddie ise Can’ be seen at OLCOTT'S ‘atches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver. &c., for any time: ‘on very reasonable pole and by a member of Congress, Will be sold at @ great sacrifice, Stables, between H and I and 13th and 14h streets. J: 20-1w Fx, SALETA Brewster build shitting-top, juarter, side-larr BUGGY, three-q seat; has been used only twice: first class in every particular. Will trade: for heavier Buggy, suitable for country roads, ful! seat; or sell cheap forcash. alderny Daly 620 D. W., or will trade for good Horse. jel4-1m | | very kind in har- age, The Dosts Fe. SALE—Oune Bay HOURS) hess, aud a good family top Buggy and one Family Carri: Buggy is new. Apply at No, 7) MEDICAL, &c. 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHE LB Sears MRS WEES PALATE lons ; * be 906 B st. 8.w., opposite Binithsonians yci7. D* BUBERTSON, Confidential Consulting Physician,—Henorable and scientific treat- Ad idth nw. Houre~Weduesday and Balers from 2 to 9 p.m, JelO-1m, 2. LEON, The Oldest Established and D' Heliable Ladies’ Physician in the consulted Tg ‘Office wv" GPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr. ROBERTSON can be be consulted ‘Wednesday and Saturday at bis Tit 921 D ‘Sha between ore and Riv al liens 9 tbe : OWS. SSE oe ag? OFS Rana ay PEAR e LS “nt tothe party | | 1 STREET NW. Furnished and U atu = | D101 rnetitoma wit bound UID Feason= able t@ ms, loca ion pleasant, house south fron’, and rewiy painted throug. out, where will ba | fourd the comfortsof abome for gentieman and | Wife or single gent eman. Table board $18. jeB4. GOOk, SUMMER BOARD. COOL ROOMS | A gid Moderate prices in private family, Sam | mi Terrace, No, 218 24 st. n.e., two squares from | Capito’. near two lines of street cars. Would rent | Secone flor for housekeeping. JeB8-005 UNTRY BOARD aT MP. IDA, R. B. Good table, desirable roo Cc a terms.” For particulars address 8. WREN, Alexandria, Va. Reference, A. Vedder, May | B-tidtng. ANDSOMELY FURNI HED SUITE oF ROOMS, first floor, To parties desiring BOARD will be rented very low. "Also third flue rooms for price of Table Board, 121 Md ne. YOUNTRY BOARD_Fi four minutes. walk fr Metropolitan Branch of B. 0. RK. | ary rooms and best of Table BOARD. aduress Mrs. B a! Z. D. Gilman's Drag Store avenue. Qs 0 ‘On, Metropolitan road. minutes’ walk from Scott's station: lass rooms: beautiful porches, highest point tn viel ny. Apply 412 6th street nw. WALL, Stott’s station. 50¢ EST. N.W new | B. FAIRCHIL)), who has FURNISHED ROOMS and TABLE BOARD at retnoed rates. guestsaccomm vated: Feferen wsexcha UMMER BOARD, in Loudoun ¢ hear Hamilton depot, locust tion. ice, large rooms and best ta! ber mont. “For further part ADELY, Waterford, Loudoun , Va. Inquire of FADELY & BRO.. 8h si., ¢ BOYD BARRETT, 982 Louisiana ave., Was op, D.C. PRRVECTION OF RATES Nw. avenue, be'ween 3d and 4g streets, oppos ie Judiciary Square. Board, $15; rovins, "$5 to $29. Location pleasant, SARAH FLA( jell I VAKDING.—Large, airy ROOMS, © al be single, with first-class TABLE BOAR) Transient Boarders accommodated: reference’ changed. 612 9th st. n.w. aud 208 F st Jel? 3w* DERMANENT, TRANSIENT. BUARDERS ‘accommodated, No taying taken a cottage at Oakland, nection with my house, I will be Boardens for the summer, 88 3s" R. For terms, E. 8., Lock Box 308. or ing 627 Pepusvivanis TRY BOARD ase. south f —Gool bh Minted and papcred, occupied ig Trans! ed. 19. TRY BOARD IN CLARKE COUNTY, ixh location, grounds large and shady &c.; churches and post office in five Refer to C. 8. KELLER. 604 3 +8,10. 15.19.22. 95. PPREMONT HOUSE.— Parties who desire good Hotel BOARD. and airy ROOMS. can locate at this favorite Hotel for the sum months, at the following reduced rates: Gentlem and wife, $50 to $60 per month: single Rooms, to $30 per month, and $8 to $10 per week Board, $0 per month and $5 per week Jel-Ly T TALBOTT HOUSE, HALF MILE FROM Barnesville Depot, on Metropolitan Br B.& O.R.R., aud two miles from Sugar Loat Mountain, Good table, pleasant rooms, aud pure air, For terms, apply to ma27-1m N.T.TALBOTT. Barnesvil e PROFESSIONAL. VN, DUTTON, c.. want's Sateiepostt Oo." Bullaing, 2.0, cor. 16th st. aud New York ave ay ENKY J. ENNIS, 711 G street, opposite Pat- ent Office. Electrician and Model . Exe Derimental work @ specialty, Expert in Patent causes, Jels-Ly K. DUKE. Dentist, 483 7th street southwest, | Diterrecs ae fa is D Ez Beautifal, | sets of Teeth, 8: Teeth Hiled, $1: Extract io ing withoat LS: 50 centa, ‘operations warranted, octS8-1y | ___BOOTS AND SHOES. | rue RUSH STILL CONTINUES AT THE GiBAT. BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, ay Avenue. r] Th SiGe OF THE RED FCA CHEAPEST HOUSE THis SIDE OF BOSTON, The public are well satisfied with bargal obtained at thy above house, one friend te mY rt ing anothe: great success of this hou 1s fair dealing—money returned when do not fit when others cannot be substituted. the abs. ve house goods can be purchased at a advance. An arrival of pew goods every express or steamer. ‘The proprietor has just | turued from the North, by way of Baltimore, terding the large sale of Higgins, Cub & | which was oraered by manufacturers of Boston, | New York and Philadelphia, he can sell at prices never before offered. Puices WILL TELL dies Kid Button French and circular seau At nad ty $1 50, $2, up to$5 _ Ladies’ Fore’ Button, §1.25, $1 50, $8. up to $4.50. Ladies’ French Hoels, all styles and quauties, from $2 up te $5. Ladi House Siippers, 86, 40.and 60 cents, up to @es* French Hee! Sandal Slippers $1.25 ap Ladies’ wts Ties, 70 cents. 90 cents, $1. up. Men's Hand-stitched Low Shoes, all of the best inane cturers, warranted, $3, $3.50. $4 $5. Men’. Gaiters the same, Men's Low Shoes, cents, $1, up to $2 50. Men's Lasting Lave at Congress, from (75 cents np to $1.60. 100 pair Base Bal! Shoes $1.25 to $1.50. ©! 25. 35, 40 and 60 vents up. paid co Ladies Kid Side jace, boug' | sale above-mentioned. Persons pure amount of $2will be presented with a bottle of French dressing free of change. All guods suid at auction prices at the TON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE Penn’a ave . bet. 4: and Gth xt: VLD. Proprietor. 5: + J. GEORGES CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT, SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURE! #118 Pennsylvania avenue. fect fit, combining at once ease and! mfort In all cases guaran' ‘at the late ing to the ntlemen’s Goods of my own manufac- \11@, and Of superior quality, on band suitable or Summer Wear, and at reasonable prices. New ores inserted in old galters by patent stitching of five repairing done on th mri-ly M42VELLous BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES or TIES, LOW-BUTTON, SLIPPERS, with Box and pera my French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Children, from 95 cts. to $8.50. LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cts. to $5. CHILDS! SHOES, 10 cts, to $8, WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, from 60 cts. to $6. BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, To Order, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, LOUIS HEILERUN, 002 BEVENTH STREET. Mon of “That Old Woman of Mine.” myl3-tr PzBorosais rou coaL. NITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER. WASHINGTON, June 224. 1878 Bealed Pro; will be received at this Td STM EY eee ac see y . i = iroibiectah ceats titat Coon ‘of 800 tons. . thoroughly screened, “and inspected at ders ‘The right is reserved to reject any bid, if the terest of the government sluilse require, ~ 122-3t Fergeant-st-Arms, U.5.Seuaie. ‘Bonds of all kings; of Columbia Bouds of various JOR! ‘wth ot, and Poona.