Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1878, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGT MONDAY. oe ON: July CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500- being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. ——_--+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. Ze The money to pay for the time required must 1m all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the paper cannot be sent. —_—_—— How to Deal with Sewer Gas. The belief that much of the disease of cities is due to sewer-gas is becoming quite general, but there seems to be conflicting opinions as tothe proper mode of dealing with the poi- son. A citizen whose opinions upon sanitary matters have deserved weight writes to us as follows : beg to call your attention to the enclosed cutting from the 8th page of yorterday s N.Y. Herald, and suggest that you shoul ve its substance in your paper. I think there is much plausibility in the opinion that the sewer gas should be absorbed and neutralized by water, and not drawn by pipes (elevated) into the common 4 The wasbing out and flush- ing of the sewers, as systematical’y practiced in London, is not attended to here as it should be. . “Another plan has been advised, viz: To erect at the head of the sewer tall chimneys with constant fires, which shall be fed exclu- from the sewer. nia avenue, especially from he odor of Sewer gas is at perceptible, and will inevitably of the ‘general health. ina sanitary point of view, in mn, has been the failure to remove all ‘ood from the streets where vege- animal excretions, moisture and A table matt heat, present all the conditions required to produce the mal the dangerous we dust, whie are al leas, safe.” The clipping referred to by our correspond- ent is the report of a lecture delivered by Mr. Henry E. Knapp. a civil engineer of New York city, before the polytechnic branch of the American Institute, in which he attacks the theory of ventilating sewers and drains, After speaking of the amount of study that had been devoted by scientists to the subject of sewers, he said that the conclusion seemed almost unanimous among engineers that the poisonous and mephitie vapors should be al. lowed to escape into the atmosphere so that the sewers should be purified. In other words, the point is to contaminate the atmos. phere if necessary, but puvify the sewers. transpose the pure air into the sewers, where itis not needed,and from the sewers bring the poisonous gases where they will act most detrimenally to animal life. The prevalence of this theory, which Mr. Knapp declared to be an exregious error, he attributed to the writings of Robert Rawlingson, K.C.B, a personal friend of the Prince of Wales, who, after the illness of the latter by typhoid fever, devoted much attention to the subject, and spread his views by means of the press. Tae first objection Mr. Knapp urged against the theory was that the liberated gases are heavier than atmospheric air, and if liberated from the sewers would hug the surface of the earth like fog, so that inyigorating air could not be bd inside the city. If would be as sensible to ventilate graves. The sewers, like corpses, are buried mainly because the earch isthe best absorbent of the products of the decay of animal and vegetable substances. The proper way to deal wih sewers, he con. tended, was to give them plenty of water, which carries the matter contained in them to the sea, impedes decomposition as long as the solid ma is suffivieatly immersed aud is a powerful absorbent of sewer gases, especially the ammoniacal, whieh it takes up to the ex- tent of about one-third its weight,or some four hundred times its own bulk. If this be done, and proper traps are constructed, no evil results will follow. To the seanty supply of waste water in Washington he attributed the malaria and much of the peculiar and un- wise legislation of that locality. ‘Our Board of Health,” he continued, “has committed a great e:ror in compelling the ventillation of sewer pipes, sinks and cesspools of all sorts. The poisonous gases that are emitted through them by reason only of the heat of decomposi- tion, temporarily making the gases lighter than atmospheric air, drop to the ground im- mediately on becomiay reduced to atmos- pheric temperature and make up a large part of the air we are compelled to breathe.” Sul- phuretted hydrogen, which is one of the great. est and most dead'y products of decomposing Sewage, is so heavy that it ean be poured from one bottle to another. Carbonic acid, ancther product, is even heavier. The lecturer then quoted ‘he results obtained by Mr. Lauth from an analysis of Paris sew- age, showing the progress of development of animai life in it. In sewage that has had air blown into it, life is very active. The algae and infusoria develop in large numbers. It being maintained by many scientists that bac- teria and various infusoria are the direct means of communicating contagious diseases, Mr. Knapp claimed that veatilation o sewers is thereby shown to be injurious. Ae further claimed that it was need’ess, as, ifthe traps in common use in sewer pipes were made with sufficient altitude, the water chey would hold would afford a perfect sea’ and prevent the escape of the gases. This altitude should not be less than six times che diameter of the pipe of which it is made. 2ut tweive times the diam- eter would be tetter. A trap with twelve inches itude would require a gas pressure of a half povad to foree I'self through the trap and nos pressure could ever a malate in a sever furnished with manholes for clean- ing it out. Whether or not these views of Mr. Knapp are correct, they are certainly worthy of c sideration at this time, when the sewage question is oceupying so much cousideracion. Washington the problesn is some what ¢ plicated by the dificulty of finding an ade- | quate outlet for the sewage in the parts of the city on a level Wi-h lide-water. arious poison. Take away «land go back to the mud if not pleasant and sightly, The tter committee after meandering | through various frivolous enquizies ending in nothing. seem to be sitting now for the mere glorification of Ben Butler. This is rather rough | on Mr. Potter and the others who have to bear the burden of censure and ridicule fof the | palpable failure of the “investigation” to in- vestigate anything. Itis not often in the history of muntcipali- | ties that a retiring government leaves office bearing the ectire confidence and good will of | the community, but our District Commission- ers, who have vacated their seats to-day, have earned this distinction. There is no doubt that the satisfactory manner in which they performed their duties caused Congress to select the commissionership form of govern- ment as the permanent one for the District of Columbia. The composition of the new board of Commissioners is of a character to inspire héarty confidence, ,» and altogether the District enters to-day upon its new carecr with very bright and hopeful prospect: ME. DEMONET, 1714 Pennsy.vania a M nue, will have this evening Peach. Vanillie, aie CREAM; also Raspberry Banana aud Choew's ‘Toconvince you it's the bess 1 iy ICE. it JEW BOOKS. N and Lemo Blufton. By M. J. Savage. By Doudney. By Sess. By Geo. W. C By Abbott. Notes on Late. Notes on Luke. A large assortment of Croquet, all sty es and nee WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, jel-tr 428 Seventh st. n.w. DASTURAGE.—Don't send your Horses ten miles away from the city to return Mere skeletons, but pat them on that rich old farm lately oceupied by PETER Mc -' NAMARA, near Insane Asylum. Splendid bottom dfor Laine Horses, ‘Terms, $1.50 per week, or per month. Appiy on the premises, or to W. ROCTER, Surg. Geni's. office, 10th st, je29-3t* 7 WINDOW SHADES, W41 Farge as TO CLose BUSINESS. Now ts the time to buy, as 1 bave determined to e 5 ana Zpn< FROM A PHYSICIAN. Nontil HYDE Park, VT, Feb. 7, 1876, Mesers, SETH W. FOWLE & 80N3, Boston, | Gentlemen—You may perhaps remember that I | Wrote you several weeks ago in regard to the use of the ** PERUVIAN SYRUP" for my wife, Wo was suffering from general debility. the sequence of typhoid dysevtery. I had tried the most noted physicians in this state and aso in Canada, without rllef. At your recommendation she commenced the use of the Syrvg. The first four bottles made but little Impression, but wh:le taking the fifth, she began to improve rapid'y, and now, after usin, six of the dollar bottles, she ined her strength, and Is able to do most of the work shout the house; and I feel that I cannot speak too highly in praise | of PERUVIAN BYRUP. I have grescribed It to sov- eral of iny patients, and have procured the sale of several dozen of it here. You can make any use of this letter that you see fit. Yours very traiy, H. D. BELDEN, M. D. THE PERUVIAN SYRUP CURES Dyspepsi Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhea, Boils, Nervous, Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitu- tional Vigor gia, Fem: plaints, and ALL DISEASES » Liver Complaint, Neural- le Com- ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED BY DEBILITY OR A LOW 8TATE OF THE SYSTEM, FROM REY. JOHN GREGORY, Pastor of the Wesleyan Metho Pittston, Luzerne Count —Having at various times. person- in my own aud other fami ies. tes ed the lue Of the medicine calied PERUVIAN list Church at Pa. My Dear Si ally. a reat PERU: OF PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PHOTO X- minent it IDE OF Ip X, E most cheerfully re. hink, wusarpassed: and ii the objectionsble features Cis a most efficient auxi!- rance cause, One of the greatest hitidrances to the temperance reform at present is. as 1 think, the medical use of alcoholic stimulants. Whatever may be argued as to their necessity in | certain cases, we have in the PERUVIAN = safe and efticient substitute for ra| hose dangerous | remedies, This testimory is given unsolicited with the hope that sume who are not yet a) quainted with the valuab e properties of the medi- | cine may be induced to ; give it 4 tri Yours tly, JOL uN EGORY,. jy]. m&th,Jm CFA BET. 200 dozen St. Julien TABLE CLARET, our own bottling, very fine. APOLLINARIS5 and HUNYADI JANOS MIN- ERAL SPRING WATERS. SARATOGA, CHAMPION SPOUTING 8PRING WaT SWEET CATAWBA on dranght. Allof which we offer at greatiy reduced prices. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., jy1 3t__ 608 Penna. ave., vet. 6th and 7th sts Fr Oth & F. g™ « DCUGLASS. THE GREAT “ CURATIVE CORSET.” Recommended by the highest medical authority. See CIKCULAB and CORSET, at the Agency, DOUGLASS, 9th and F sts,. iyl-tr Bole Agent for the District. | Weare oering, until July 10:h, 0,000 YARDS OF HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, from auction, 3¢., 4e., 5e., 6e..98c., 10, 18, The cheapest and Lest lot ever offered. WAMSUTTA COITON, (best), 10, ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, (best), 7'(*. Best CALICOES, 4';c, Best yard-wide PERCALES, 8c. Best yard-wide LAWNS, new styles, 12>, Yard-wide Plaid ORGANDIES. 12c, Striped LINENS, 10c, Spring DRESS GOODS, 10. 12, 15c, MATTINGS, from 152, Ls DIES’ and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR. BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at C. M. TOWSON & CO.°8, 636 Penna. avenue, South side, near 7th st. n, ESP eUARTER FOR FOURTH OF EXCELSIOR a jyltr HINESE LANTERNS, FLAGS of allkinds, PH4 RMAC! | Dew. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. __ | ed ROOM in a quiet locality. | Ad- dres- H_R , Star o} ‘ iy1-3.* WANTED From the 1st of July, an acressibie | Unfuruish R KENT—HOUSE 408 H street n. rooms, water and nee, . W., 6 Bas. Apply No. 1K sthuet ese Wiirkent good reference given. A) No, 914 Ist st., between I and K sts. uw. pply at Ye ANTED—A SITUATION to do general | Fe RENT—HOUBE 117 Carroll st. s. rocms, modern imps, bapered through $0 permon'h, Apply st. 8.0. 7 Jy 1-20 Warr baas FIXTURES for gr cory 3 3 REFLECTORS for windows; 3 two lixht PURNE! 8S. PRANKS, Staroffire, 1s ‘R Rt NT—HOUSE 2207 H tee ements. Apply to JOHN modern im- TIMBLE, 1216 jy1-3u* W ASTHD{A GIRL to do ganeral housework: non~ ‘eed apply unless well recommen‘led. App y 1418 Pa, ave. yl2° ANG Re ae Tecommended young Apply at 433 9th street Tay S,Tespectable white “woman a SITUATION as cook, washer and ironer; best of references furnished, Address Box 2. Star office. i a Wana A SITUATION by @ respzcrable White girl as cook or chambermaid; would leave the city as nurse; good reference. apply 4t4,N ot p, jyl 2 WANTED To Rext-A R OM to an elderly geutleman where he will have the comforts ofaquiet home, Confidentially address WIDOW L., Star oes. i A} Bok jy 1-8t* ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A steady cook, wash, iron; also, R must stay’at nights and briu No. 411 i6th st.'n.w., bet. Dand E. V AN1ED—By a gentleman and wife, a nicely Furnished BOUM, with good Board; will be rmanent if suited. Address STUART, 8 ce. AS TED-The Ladies TO KNOW that ther can have their combings made up in best mai ner fo: 25 cents per ouuce, at Mrs. CALLA 805 Market Space. ANTED—TOBSELL —P tent Office REP RTS ‘Pkcohaniead) from 1849 to 1871 inclusive, at ‘tore No. ¢ Tbst.o.w. Very ches! GIRLto sE; bob rar of lw Foe RENT—A new nine-room HOUSE, mod- ern improvements, en ‘st., betweea Ist and Nor‘h Capitol sts. Apply D. CONNELL'S. cor. 1st and H sts. n.w. iylse ‘R RENT- Suit of handsome furnished ROOMS, r room Frame Apply No. 18251 st. n.w or furnished HOUSE; also two 5 HOUSES on 20.hst., near Pa. ag Z ce Js KR SALE—A large Brick HOUSE and elegant grovnd. in the northeastern near the Executive Mansion: » reat bargain: p' Me C00. Apply THOS. E. WAGGAM. st. part of the city ith AN, 519 70 jy1-3t NT—1108 14th st. n.w., 11 Fo RE: 7 1450. FAO Tat L.w, St.u.w 5 rooms, $10. 20; 423 10th st. n.w.. 6 6 rooms, $17; 2107 0.50; 1233 ms, $30: 2109 @ st. n. isy's Gouna, $1150. ‘Apply fA e 8 w ms, 8 EA WCOD, 18.58 bate ADP jy1-s.* RENT_To good tevan-s, one or two nice y front ROOMS. Furni-hi in_a nic» house: or Unfarnished, location pleasant and heal! hv: terme moderate: Board if Gesirea. Apply at 1132 7th st. n.w. ROOMS for housekeenl’ g: also a'ry frout Chamber. 734 12tn st. Two very desirable farnished one pleasant snd ‘OR KF NT—A pleasant, wel!-furnished ROM, second story at. nw. oR RENT. st. n.W., containing 9 room: iments, ‘ront; good location, 1114 11th je29-31* HOUSE No. 7818th modern Improv. Apply at No. 7278 hst.p.w. j+29 FOR FEST Six or seven Unfurnished ROOMS, 3 Fent low, at 728 10: 3 or paruy Furnished: northwest, st. Vv ANTED—At the Louise Home, ~ ave, and 15 h st,. afirst-class L AUN Irish preferred, Call this and to-morro’ at Bo clock. JANTED-Several GENTLEMEN to cert Wie large rooms in the coun-ry, withi- five minutes walk of two depots: every luxury offered: ample room for stabling. For paiticulars, altrae “Gene Washington. D. 1-3 W {XRED[ MUSIC TEACHER: one who will teach two Iittie girls music for room rent and partof beard. Also, one Room and Board for $20 ‘Answer promptly; desirable location, D.W., opposite Botanical Gardens. ‘OR RENT—HOUSE, No, 619 & hand 7th sts. u.w.: 8 rooms; rent $25 ar THOMA L between 3 KIRBY. Fe RENT In that desira‘e locality, 1217 1h St. boW., at Smad rent; key at corner 11h and N. GEO. GC. ste bw. TO"ery store, HuMges 412.50 e293" G\R RENT—Large, weil ventilated RMS, Unfurnishe h.w.. corer 11th st. ‘OR SALE—Two with Land and Fruit Tre Va. Call on or address WE Church. Va, . in central location, new HOUSES 8: ELLS FORBES *: 1019 F si 322-30" ‘one to rent, at Fal's Chure! 3 Je29-3 © V J ANTED—CARE of FURNISHED Ht Usk for sumer, by lady who can give U ques- tiovable references. The nominal sum of $15 per s Tonth paid, Every thing made satisfact ry oy ad- Gressing St MMER, Star cilice. House must be first-class, Jy 3." VANCED To rent several UNFURNISHED KOOMS, cool and airy; newly rei.t cd. Ap= ply No. 1026 i7tu streetn.w: je29 30" V J ANTE))—By acolored man and wife. without children, a PLACE to take care of a houw during the summer: best references, Apply 454 Ast st. S.w. jety-2c WASTED, PLAITING 92 9:1 street nw. one dcor north of [ street: (Parisian mods, ) 2 cents per yard. Miss BELLE LUCA! maker. Ne brat WV AN TED TO SELL By a lady reduced from aMluence to poverty, ah sndsome Wardrobe, consisting of DRESSES, JEWELS, &c, Address COLLINS, Star office. jex9-3i" ANTED Ladies to learn the French System i cut to test the of DRi SS CUTTING :-dres: em Walking Suits cut and haisted for $1. No F st. p.w. Mrs, COL. N. e29-31" W AA TEDS All the ladies to know we will Ini you any machine, the rent to count on th purchase if you wish. Subject to exchange for any Other. “Wesel all Kinds. Repairing, MCKEN NEY" 427 9th st. now. Jed Lin ANTED—One more genteel YOUTH, wh receive a thorough education as Enginee: and Architect. Apply Room 5, No. 700 9th st, 128 3t WASTED ULAITING. at 2 cents ver done on the latest improved machine: rislan mode:) wide goods a specialty. “Work ydone, Mrs. E, LUCAS, 2153 Pa. ave., ¢ 22a Je23- WV 4NTED EVERY BODY to ger Card Photo- graphs for only $2 per dozen; 18 sinall Pic ture 25 cts., at DOL GE'S,467 Pennsylvania ave., between 44'and 6th sts, 122 2a WANTED PLATING, Parisian mode, extra width. neatly done, at $10 7th st. "L. K MEYENBERG 35 Silk House, branch of Mrs. E, LUCAS. jel7-Ln Rood. BUGGY for yard ANTED—To Hins—A two weeks; good care will be taken, Address, giving price per Week, Box 663. P, je4 ANTED_ Old GOLD and SILVER In larg: or small quantities. Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO., Manufacturing Jewellers. 355 Pennsylvania avenue jef-1m ANTED—HORSES to Pasture at three doi- lars per month; abundance of grass shade and water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN’S Stables, G st., between 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- dress JUN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgom' FY 00-4 vid. Jel-lin* ANTED-—Two or three GENTLEMEN w oc- copy a Bree third story south front rooin, o1 for gent! suitable ntleman and wife, Table BUARD— first class. 617 Fst. n.w. fe@3 a _ ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for oid ones, Groceries or Fue at BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey eys cured or nv pay. Stoves rented. novi6-tr ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of ery goods ana work at Towenr rosslbie prio oy 8 and work at low ices, A. "fi . CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augi6-ly J J AN TED—MOTHS and other insects in farri- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augié-ly Fe RENT_One of the finest Drolt Park, Le Droit Buti HOU~ES at Le No. 409 Maple ave., compiete with ienees. A. L, BARBE i. SCOR 29 6t Fo RENT—HOUSE No, 181: containing 7 rooms, with ail ovovements in perfect order: rent EUEN, St. Cloud Building. OR RENT-Tow—A nice Ht rooms: No, 1318 20h st. n.v Arply to D. M. LA hext deor. 2508 K De 1 12h st. o.w., the modern im $20. 2 Ww CR BENT—At 839 K st. new. of ROOM able. , an elegant su t MS, on second flocr, Wirh hot and cald er, and modern conveniences; terms Te3so - J 293° per KENT—First flor, four er, House No, 423 M pit he betwen 4 hand 5 hi sts, rout ROOM, third story, ROOMS. unfur- Furnished; Massachusetts ave. 129-30" ‘OR REN corner of 7th and G sts. 8.W. Water and gas: $20 per month, STORE and HOUSE, southeast +: 5 rooms, with Apply to C. H. R, agent, corner 4's and E sts, 8 w. SALE- New press-d-brick front HOUSE. 8 rooms, large cella ence; location, northwes ever medern conyen- half square west of 9 1 st. ears: no encvmbrance fa house: no commis- ES. ions: monthly payments, Add Bar office, dress W. i GIR RENT 941 K st. nw, miupiat'ng PARLORS, on om attached; also ROOMS on two large. first floor, with second and third floors, single or en suite, all hand-omely Furnished; ‘price reasonable for ants, permanent ten- je29-31* FOR RENT- HOUSE No 821 D. Key next door, No 823, -W.; Trooms. with modern improven New Jersey ave ants. je28-3.* OR RENT—HOUSE No. 708 ard water: 7 rooms: rent $25 per month, H st. ne; gas particulars app'y to THUS. E, WAGGAMAN, 519 ah st. je88-3: ‘OR RENT_No. 47 K st. n. Brick HOUSE: 10 roon all improven ents: cheap ply at 709 Market Space. @.. French roo in Sood order, with reut to good tenant. Ap- Je28 30 0 eee res all atest improvements; Petit $25, RK PENT—That confortable three story Brick ) st. 8... 9 rooms and nursery: Apply to JAS, J}: 28-3." AIT, 221 Pennsyivania ave, FOE, BENT PARLOR ava nicely Furnished; family; no children: no other roon nodera'e, 1017 11th st. n. w. location deli; BEDRvOM. first flour. or two ROOMS on second floor. oO ightfal; privat ners; terms very 028-3 * EF for boardin: JR RENT—A 34-room DWELLIN®, suiian louse: gas aud Water: rent §85 located corner 4th and “H’ ste, n.w.; also HOUSE 21st. v.w.: all modern improvements: in per- fect order; 10 rooms: $35 per month, JOHN k. CONDON, corner 4h aud H sts, new.“ je28-30" FR SALE—HOUSES No. 1438 aad 1458 G coran st., containing 10 rooms each; all md ern improvements: terms. $300 cash each au. $40 per mony also, 1415-1425 Q st., conta‘ ning ‘nine FS RENT. No. 1829 K st., 8 rooms, mod. im yard. Apply at & R RENT. 1727 Pa, ave., 12 rooms and store. 819-821 2ist st., 6 rooms, mod. imps... 720 28d st., 8 rooms, mod, im] rooms. 710 H st, 8 rooms, Apply at 833 20h st. BUPERTY FOR RENT. P By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Agent and Auc’ ineer, 10TH AND F st. 1328 New York ave. n. w., 13 rooms, furn.$150 00 812 F st. n.w., 8 jiore and cellar... 125 00 €53 Pa. ave. n.w.. 16 r. sate ~ 100 00 1320 Penn. ave. n.w., business house. 100 00 217 New York ave. n.w., 14 rooms, turn. .. 100 00 15th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. imps. 75 00 521 18th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod imps. 7 00 1013 15th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. im) 75 00 Park, furnished 80 00 55 00 55 00 50 00 50 00 42 00 40 60 40 00 35 00 35.00 35 00 35 v0 35 00 30 30.00 30 oF 33:33 30 00 25 00 25 00 20 0% k Poures and Lots elty, at reduc. d pri HAL ESTATE BUL1 ETIN 01 THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh St. (Changes every Wednesday anu Saiu'day.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 338 Virginia ave. 8.w.. mod. imps. 9 rs... $4 500 326 to 333 C st. s.e.. moa, imps,.9 rs . 152¥ Colui s GOTN st. 7rs mod. ‘imps., 8 rs. fn 305 H st. n. 625- 627 10ih st. Two-Story Brick 629 H st. 0. fh 6rs, NJ. ave., bet. Fad @u.w 681H st. n.e., f.h., 7 rs. . Unimproved Property for Sale. i5.h, bet. Land K sts, awe pate °° K st. bet. 19th and 20 i sts. nw (0h Anand K sts, nae. per ft. ist Houses for Rent. £63 ard 465 Pa. ave., tors, Lr D 12 125 BS bo & Bo 40 het. 1. ce i -u.W., mod. tips. 7 rs ro 226 2d st. h.e., Mod, linps.. 1318 35 1426 11th st. nw.. inod. imps., 975 30 17.G st. n.w., mod. iups.. 10 "ts 30 719 22d st. w., mod. imps. 10 30 1:00 Lst. » furnished, 23 U8H mod. imps... 2 2 2) 2 20 mod, imps. 6 rs. » Geo! getown, mod. 15 Ql st., Georgetown. mod. imp 15 BSL H st ne, mod, imps 7s... sty 5th and @ sts.’n.w.. moa. imps, 6 r 15 1 issue on the Ist aud 15th of each month abu ietin at all property for sale snd Trenton my books, which can be On application at my fice, Wiil be sent by mail If desired. eee Auction Sales. On FRIDAY, July 5th, a 5 P.m., 712 H st.s.w. Loans. $4,000, $2,000, $1 000, $500, $350, at 8 per cert, $29 tr Rs ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD 703’ E strear Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. Special bargains are offered in two-story piesa brick Houses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and all modern improvements; $150 or $200 cash; balance in smail monthly pay ments, or to suit pu For Rent. 1218 N st., frame. 9r.. 17615 st., brick. 8 r.. mod, 1608 Corcoran st., brick. 6 1220 20th st., fry me, 6 r. . To LOAN.—§3.000 to joan, in due oF two su imps. . 13 us rooms, lar, and ail modern ip provemen:s; | at 8 percect. Apply to terms, $500 csh each and $60 per month. 4 pp'y WM. E. BURFORD, to J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15ih st. eas dw | 3-98 Resl Estate Broker, 708 st. For RENT—Pleasant Furnished BOOMS, sin. Fo SAL E-FARM. 20 acres, for $2 000, gle oren suite. Apply 913 M st. n.w e376: Farm, 25 acres, for $2,500, R RENT—One three-story Brick HOU-E Aqueduct tien, tens: 95 GR RENE tne thre aud-ail modern improve- | 24,mes from Aqueduct bridge.” ‘Teruis: $500 ments. quire of AU! $40 per mouth. No, 1112 M - KOCH, 933 D st. n.w. st. new. Ln ace Jez’ ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE’B Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4's and 6tb sts. 8,w. led for and feigrgre y without ¢harge, ANTED~—A perfect and clean copy of the first W Dumber of the EVENING STAT tor wiiene Uberal price will be paid. Apply ‘st the Star office. ‘aug80-tt ANTED—FEATHERS to CHACE'S, 614 Loulsiana ave, ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, Wi FERRY renovate — at auglé-ly at Mc@EY “8 Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fea1-1y ANTED-—Gentiemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York Ke avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garmenta t to LOST AND FOUND. 4.5 FOR LOST GOLD SPECTA. A'CLES. ai eos Est. now. jy 1s OST Sunday, June 30th, a dark CA IRD, The finder will be reward. eddy returning it to 625 Dst. now. Syleae N, (A. Morton, maker, ) in hard rubber pocket holder.” A liberal reward will Le paid for its return to 1431 Corcoran st. }1-3" Lost, Wednesday, the 26th instant, tn George- town or Washington, or in the Washingtor aud Georgetown street cars, a BREASTPIN, Coral setiing, with Chain attached, “A liberal reward Wil be given if left at 1118 9th’st. now. J 28-3." (Se punday,, une Sih, a child's NECK CHAIN, with Gold Cotn and Cross attached; heme on cross, “Nellie M. Foss.*? The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it to 1205 6th Our semi-annval accounts have all been made out and rendered, as usual, to the iast of June, and as our copartnership expires, by limitation. on the 15h of August next, we will thauk our customers it they will make settiement at thelr earliest conve- nlence, x W. M. SHUSTER & BRO,, Je29 3t 919 Pennsylvania avenue. PER CENT. OFF, in adCition to our Goods being reduced in price. street n.w. Wholesale ard retail at ~ ao CHR. RUPPERT'S BAZAR, | beast 403 and 405 7th st. nics FOR SALE. cARD. {iGHTEFN HEAD OF GOOD YOUN A Ene es just arrived from the West 2 for sale at WM. YA 'ES" Sales Stables, 911 st., between E and F s.w. bt Fc Sa LE-Twp No, 1 MILCH COWS: can be seen at 341 N st. n.w. j 29:3: ek 3s LE—A pair of fine SOKR* L HORSES, thoreughbreds); warranted to work in Single or double bai . The owner being an army officer has no further use for them, For further information, apply at CRUI Stable, G st. near 17th st, Jr23.8, ‘K SAL-F—A magnificent Hamilronian STAL- LION, 15% high, 8 years od; can be used urder saddle or in harness; sound and 10 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH. Gocds marked in plain figures. : Ghat parsalus in JAB OTS and HANDKER- oH FS. Pattern HATS at half price. All Gcods charged at regular prices. MRS. M. J. HUNT, Je29-tr 621 and 623 D street. kind, avd not outstyled by any tug in the country. Adcéress D. B. 8., 121 W. 45°hat...N. Y. City. J22-3w KY. 2ALK—One Bay BUESE very kind in har- ness, ard @ good family Horse; one top Bugg and one Family Carri: 8 ner eo. The Buggy w. Apply at No, 718 13th st. ‘ D. BANKERS. \REAT REDUCTION IN _ PRICES ¥ OF LADIES’ READY MADE SUITS, ail of our own manufacture. We bave 2,500 Suits which must be closed out, Ly °. reduced a Pe Sait Sty Over- skirt aud Basque), to $1 50. former price $3. asa LANSBURGH & BRO., 328-10 404 and 406 Seventh atrect. G RENADINE WINDSORS, GRENADINE TECKs, @RENADINE TIES, WHITE DUCK VESTS. W. 8. TEEL'S, 1¢98-tr 935 Pennsyleania avenue, ESE UCeNES avenniee -LEATHER TRUNK. AND UsNVAS' COVER. BEWARBF OF $9 PAV ER LEATHER TRU NKS, WITH WHICH THE MARKET IS FLOODED. 25 HARNESS, RUBBER AND GO! v0 OWN MAKB, are being used by the greatest number of gentlemen drivers of Washington. In use nearly two years, ving the very’ best of satisfaction. ant are oe assorted stock of TRUNKS, BATCHETS, SHAWL BAGS and STRAPS. at je25-tr eens Ro soiren Butiting. ROPOBSALS FOR FUEL. OFFICE Ge CunisuTON, De Oduye Be 1s f 1878, for furnishing Fuel for the fiscal year eudiug June 30, 1879. close out my stuck, Which is the finest in the city. A. M, TUBMAN, 4¢32-2w" B11 Ninth st. MEMBER OF THE BYOCK EXCHANGE will execute orders for Bonds and Gold on the purchase or sale of moderate margins. Stock privilege: nD am Wy negotiated on dence solicited. Mining York. Reference. D. E. National Trost Co., New Y. I DEFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, $e29 81° only. C a, Mem! Co Goop Makis, Low Pric.s. GEV. WATTS & OO. 314 Serenth s°., Above eun’a ave. nor DR. HARTLEY'S GREAT REMEDY FOR CATAREH. BEWAIB of werthiers imitations. Th Genuine. in Sanare Boxes, with Printed Directious utside, coutains @ bottle and syphon with DR, HARTLEY'S Phua- delphia Me Journal. Price One Dollar, Sold at every Drug Siore, and by DR. HARTLEY, No. 90 North Green St., Baltimore, SNIWISTLE, corner Lich street and her information apply at this office. SERS ims Hus. L re LN CASEY, Lieut. Colonei of Eagineers, 4 Penn. at Wholesale agent. jel?-1m* ND 4 CLOTHING. — ne vai; a "ihe city to of, Second-hand Clothing ‘ yee. nD &o., at a fair cash, Price. “by ening Se LE ae order: promptly attended to, : FFSE REBT No. No. £01 st. pie, hee,, 10 rooms, w Boundary, $8; No. 72 I st. n.w. ver 4th a: dH st., 14 rooms, $35. BROOKE, Attorney-at-Law, 321 16 I st. n.e., 12 rooms, 12 rooms, $30; No. 716 half a square of ground at- tached, $30: a COTTAGE, 5 rooms, war: ‘ouside of $35; HOUS Ecor- Apply to A. A. ae je27 6t* Va‘ance to suit the purchaser, Apply to J¢26-6t J.W. MYERS, 715 151h st. ‘OR KENT—By Ti.03 J MYERS, Real Estab Agent, 1216 F st o.w. 3-tory Brick, 418 34 st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 r 4 story Bri: k, 611 13th st. u.w., mud. imps., 10 rs. 2-story Brick, 1116 19th st.n.w., mod. imps, 7 rs 3 stor} Brick, 39 H st. n.w., water and gas. 7 rs, Furnished House, Massachusetts avenue. between 11h aud 12th streets, je21 Qw* FOR BENT One, two-story eight rooms, bath-room, all iments; No, 1512 5th st., berw: quire No, 4¢3 7th st. new. BRICK HOUSE, modern tmprove een Pand Qn.w. In- je22 8t (UR Rb N f!—ON JULY 18T— $25 —No. 76 Congress st., Georgetown, three-story Press I » bath. Apply to WM. B. latrobe, Wash ngtor st ve West st. Brick, gas. ORME, 182 je22 lm Fez RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, ei ‘ight room: rovements, Novena Bal st. D.W.; door, the bath-room, s*able, a'l modern Im- cellar; the house newly fresco painted; chariots run up to the Inquire No, 408 7th si. n.w. Je22-8t ‘OK Rt NT-One two-story BRICK HOUSE, store, seven rooms, improvements; newly finished: No. 1727, between Rand 8, 007 quire No. 4(3 7th st. nw, bath-room. $30 and all inoder: oF mouth th st, new. In- Je22 8t Fo RENT- One three-story B Lire rooms, bath-room, ahd 6. 233.13. pOvements; cubural Depa Treasury; good ueighborhood. I Ti st. nw. SU. 8. We RICK HOUSE, all ‘modern im near the Agri- rti ent: ten minutes’ walk to che uquire No, 403 $22 Br o, 1619 K st. ‘Obes. avenue, nw., $60 per a. Lwo bath rooms, hot and coli! Apply co B. P, SNYDER. eposit Company, 15th st. and New ‘je20-Lm ¥ F RB RENT—Country 00d Hope utes’ walk DWELLING and Forty and healthy: reut low. ENT. 60 Lexington st , ly to T! PBaitino PLACE—AVALON, on |. near Uniontown, five min- vom street cars to Washingtoa, new Acres of LANU: high INGES £84 re jeB0 10t kt RENT—HOUFE & n.w., 8rooms, Will he tenant.” Apply to JOHN Avenue Hotel. . 413% rented B. SC ew York avewue low tos prompt MIT, New York jel4 18: fOk RENT—A comfortabe S? ORE, on prominent co) ner, Vania avenue, aut. new. HOUSE and facing Pennsyl- ‘apitol Hill; low re. t to a good ten- Inquire, for key and terms, No. 423 11 b st. jelL {OR KENT—HOUSK No, 1014 17in st. u.w.: modern improvements; 9 rooms; rent $50 pel wonth, For particulars apply T. E. Signy, FOr Parucuiey spy WAGGA- 1B RENT- Six-room HOUSES, with all con- venlences; HEATL. and avenue u.w. elightfully situated, EY BROS., corner 7th and Bhove Isl- je5- lia pply_ to K RENT—HOUSE. No, 1422 ms. Di st.n.w ,mod- Apply lo JAS orp improvements, 9 roo! Y. DAVIS’ SONS, No. 621 Pennsyivania ave- nue. jeT-1in PUR KENT—at Seminar: town Heights, pleasant nished ROOM! ton and Gay sts. Hotel, on Geurge- ‘urnished or Unfur- at low prices: corner of washing: NITURE T- KEN O F STCRAGE AT REASONABLE BATES, je6-1in* )R RENT—1125 4th st. n.w., roms, bath, water closet, low. D.W. Inquire o! ES 8. TOP! 7, Water, gas, ce lar and large bavee all in thorough order, BRICK of nine it |, 425 7th st. Jel-lm ‘OR RENT—Hi USE No, 1428 T st. n.w. ; nine roms; modern improvements: py to THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, . it A rent $30. Ape RK KEN T—1605 | St.—Large, ROOMS, with or without erate. Furnished HOUSE for rent. weil Furnished Terms mod- je3 Im* PUR RENT—HOUSES of various si: ai Ete Fett toon reduced prices, by B. B, Cuan 13m ry, pleasant FRONT BOuM. wi three windows triange; 1118 New York ave. Reference giver ‘Terms moderate, Locall and required, and deitgnttul, centra’ Shyetr Fee RENT—Furnished BOOMS, and ROOMS farnii ing, and several small vania avenue., corner PARLORS ‘and BED- BED ROOMS; 354 Penneyl oar aa marll-4m' WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING, DRESSFS, SUITS. COSTUMES, CLO 4KS, &., Made in superior styiv at shot notive, Ladies can have Dresses Cut and Basted, and a cages, Seaneeameanm $¢20-3m yieaOver Wiltan's, XTRA CHOICE ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, FINKST PICKED LEarF, ts; fast 1.25. bods year US ITWER, 4629 tr 1918 Pennsyleania ave. EW “METHODIST HYMNAL,”” Just Published, For sale by C. C. PURSELL, 9th street B.W, Bookseller, 422 Je2b-65 604 606 E Cay °1031 7th st. wi! 1534 9th st. RENT— B, H. WARNER & CO. BRAINARD HWARWEE, EDWIN 1245 9th st. nW, o-oe.+ 625 1222-1226 3 st. ow, --..25 943) +25 17) Sales. +... 2+..50 475 Missouri ave, .--..-40 1330 Corcoran st......40 2112 Penn’a ave..—..40 fe store, Wi 35 -J.ave, nw, 1s 123 A st. ne 306 12th st, 2. BW, coseees 18 st. 1305S street.. 2227216 736 11th st. OW, . ..00..35 8th & RI. ave. nw,.16 Pen 1001 E. Capitol st, 215 214 4th st, se. 1305 12th st, ... 15 1622 Q st. nw, 1922 12th st. nw,.... 15 122 5th st. sey +.-ssee..80 12th & Q, with store..15 &.». cor, 18th and M,30 319 |. AVE, DE, .sso0015. 7th and Boundary, ...'80 450 U st. OW,...r00s00 2118 @ 30 D 45 4H s 1914 9th st, n' £313 M 1126 19th st, 1527 6h st.'n 112 4th st, 90, BO, wensevever.. 25 B10 41 Also, a number of other Hou: above. @ list of which 1s materiall, every day on the bulletin at our of ‘OK RENT— BY F. H. SMITH, Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. nw., 16 rooms, mod. imps. nw., 16 rocms, mod. imps, ice. 2 BOBSSERSSSas 2022 F 1008 F 1521 T 131 F nw., 8'rooms, mod. imps. 1330 T nw., 7 rooms, mod. imps. 3612 Columbia nw.,'7 rooms. mod. imps... H ne., 8 rooms,’ mod. imps. £4 7th se., 9 rocms, mod. imps. 125 Ene., 8 rooms, mod. imps. 907 9tb ni 21 Covingt — $30, 000 to loan at 8 per cent. in sums to sul Bonuses and 888388238888 t. Lots for sale in every part of the jel8- ly EDUCATIONAL. =, Gi ORGE'S HAL! FOR BOYS, an Er giish, Cla sical, and Commercial Boatding Schoo), 14 miles from’Baitimore, on W. M4. B R. Puplis’pey ared for any College or Business Life, Ce: m $250 to $300 per ten months, Reopens Sept. 4h, 1878, Prof. J. C. KINEAR, A. M., Reister- town, dy jyl m,w,s,30t \R SALE_A HOUS: quare will be soid fo Address 8.. P.O) Box wane To bay a HORSK cheap for cash, for family use, Address H. S., Star of- fice. Le 1R SALE—A Siyish young MRE, 6 years id; she (an trot in three n utes; reason for old: Fiabe wu be given to the purchaser. “Apply 67 3 ston.w. 3° VW ANTFD To Lease With chase 50 to 100 fronting upon Jadiciary price to sult the times. 581 right of A: KES of LAN). «i hh HEAP DRY GOOoDs, Victoria Lawns. 10 cents: cents; Best Pacific 8 cents, worth 12: Pereale Suits, §: Batiste Suit: cents, Werth ool Cashme + Bu 12% cents up Eegis made; Black Bilks, 62> cents: |x 1ika, 56 cenis: Al Summer Dress ficed: | Parasols at actual cost to close Spreads, 50 cents: Fancy Hosiery cheap d Gents Gace Underwear: Best Un ai Shirt in city, 75 cents and $1 tage, within 3 mies city limits. Box 852, T. N, NAUDAIN. Othe, Georgetown D. C. jyl-oe | 220-0 709 Market . 26.000 TO LOAN. AT 7 PER CENT. on Ap- 200) Ws Soot Gqiityea! Eauate Security, ti) sums oF [DRX coops: BOTTOM PRICES * O00 and $4 COOLER & RUTHERFORD, er -tier “eadeer “ . General Insurance Ageuts, =| 1 casé superior yard-wide Cotton, 7 iyl-lw G28 Fst. nw. | 50 pieces Dress Goods at 125, Is, 16" worth R RENT—Av ESTABLISHED GROCERY nen Organdies at 5 STAND, with DWELLING HOUSE, (9) | | Men's. Ladies’ and Children’s Under Wear fro uine rooms, ‘with motern tmprovemenis, located | 2c to $1. ou corner 14 band U sis. n-w. Inquire at Store, | | Black and White Striped and Piaid SEK at 600 berthwest corner 14.n and 8 sis. for particulars. ' | very cheap, pls Foe 28e-g BB, SL 2S. K BALE AT A BARGAIN—OR FOR RENT | Gurstock of lias to be closd at in TO A PERMANENT ANT—1448 NN 8t., | duced prices. ‘ (new,) finished in best style, thirteen rooms! JOHNSON 80, every room heated, including bath and servaats 701 Market So rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary jek9-tr ‘Corner 3 umtrest ; vegetable and meat cellar, Can be seen | at any time. _ yim | GILKS. ‘OK SALE—FARM of about 150 acres; good vELY 1) Fotidinge: avaudance of Mule ae | POSITIVELY THE Last LOT OF UE 3E go-d tith; location eminently healthy: good neigh- SON. bors: In every respect a desirable place; 12 m ie- ~ C8 TO Deri from Washington: ore mle frm ‘a railroad sia. | N° CHANCE mo 1) ee tien; crops in the ground. J H LARCOMBE met 7 ae ante Beltsvi'le, Md., or Pension office, Washington. KS ARE AlGNCING 13° NOW IS THE TIME TO BU, RARE OPPORTU SITY FOR A MAN T) | We have made our last reduction A MARE MONEY OUT OF ABMALECATL TAL. Say eigat or nive thousa-d doliacs wil pur, SEES che ef best pay ing EATING HOUSES a> D BES! AUR NTS in Ba Imore; has doue, and is sti doing, 00 to $E0 COO ayear. For further | informat.on address L. JEFF. MILROURNE, Advertiving Ageu*, | Sy1-m,wAl 51 West Fayette st. Baltimore, Mi. | GO&SEBRMEST VOUCHERS AND pis: | MH irtet Certificates of Indebtedaess BOUGHT. MONF Y to loan on acceptable coliat_rals. } 29-€ A. WALSH, 916 Fst. | ye LOAN. MONEY on realestate, In sums to suit at 8 ner cent. and ai 7 per cent, on first-class business pro- perty. * R. O. HOLTZMAN, | jee9-tr 10th and F sts. n.w, OR BALE_The Sock aud Fixtures of one of the best STANDS in Center Market. Inquire | OLAS. G. FOWLER, cor. 4th and I sts, je23-30" DAIRY FoR Sale nd FARM ‘or sale or rent, 2'5 miles frem Acqueduct bri'ge. | Apply to F. W. P. MYERS, House Agent, 715 15ih s je28 6 GAVE YOUR RENT—For Sare.—Terms, $300 SS cash, and $25 per month will buy new Br HOUSE, containing 7 rooms, all modern improve- ments, near 14h and Qsts. Apply to J. W.P. MYERS. 715 15:h st. 28-6r OK SALE CHEAP, OR FNCHANGE FoR city property, a fine FRUIT FARM, within one hours’ ride frdm Washington, by railroad, un- 1, Also, 100 acres good ash; well located. Wor New Jersey ave, now. 128 3." FOR SARE p Fer $258 cash and $10 per month: HOUSES Nos. 1206 and “on B st. 8.W., opposite Agricultural Depar : ply to PR D6 Gt 3 We PeMY TAB Bh st. FOR SALE, That desirable PROPERTY sita- ated at 1432 Bouncary st. p.w.. comprising large and smail COTTAGE, Weil tinproved grounds, fruits, grapes, fuwers, &c., or will ex- char ge for a modern Brick tn the the city. Inquire, after 4 p..u, vapia avenue. UNDS TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, Deed of Trust Notes negotiated. Money care- fully and safely invested, Money to Loan on good collaterals, In future T propose making the Real Esiate and the Negetiat'ou of Loans a sp cialty. ASBURY G. APPLEMAN Beal Estate Broker, 3-26-61 [Post # Rep] Fst.. opp, the Ebbitt House, POH SALE On easy terms, Valuable REAL ESTATE on Connecticut avenue, Q and. 19th streets. Inquire at 1617 Conn. ave., or 1930 Pa, avenue, jev4-Lin FO 5A LE 1540-1542 @ street, clogant, houses, MW rooms, all m, i.; location’ most desirable; ata great bargain, Terms easy, HOUSE & HES: TER, 513 7th st. jel4 Mo 1 MONEY !: MONEY oN DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Etc., aT P. WALLACH’S, Loan and C: mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, je7-tr near Willard’s Hotel, SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH—Am established EWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE. Bare chance for a government clerk, Address PRINCE, Star office, 3e5-Im* )R RENT—LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 C street n.w. ; forty years and longer known as ** National Livery Stables;’’ bave unusually large round surface and unsurpassed accomodations al facilities; fronting on C street; broad alley ways upon weit 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. LW. Jee w* G,, GOLDSTEIN & Co, “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, WATCHES, Call whtie the 8° ts rail. Our $1 SILK is magnificent sas (ui $123 SILK ts su 5U SILK isa vel. ine © Bonnét SILK a examine tt, CONNOIY'S, Wansutta Ce White Spreads, 5 Ove Case Remnants of Lonsdalesmbric, 14 cents Children’s White Hose, 5 cents pa JOs. B BAIW, Je26-tr Cor, Tih ton, 10% ceuts. 1 ste 8. wi RY Goons, tock of Buntings anancy Dress ind in the city z of Btlk>, Satins and Inasse Gre: adines; White Goods, Bed Quiltssbie Lines aid Napkins. very ches Carpets, Matting aud Oticloth second third floors, siege v. W. » NO. 928 7TH St.. ECRDES 0:90, No. 706 K 8 e2a-w 'T. NW, | GFPE4ST BARGAINS IN If Goops, LUTTRELL @ WIN Cotten and W Beautiful al) Beautiful Pla! Fancy Spring Bantings, 15c.,rced trom 250, ‘ool Ca-hinere, Bro, Linen for Lis’ Sx 12 4¢ nd Summer Dresdods at about, ail ‘cost. Linen and Victoria Lawns: FrepMusiins Cambric Kdgings, Gloves, Hosiemd Hdats., very cheap. Miss) Fegu ar made Hose in st, 25c * Superior Brown Socks, 22 Gents’ Fine Linen H wor heating 25 1 Fancy Mat tr Nn Ting, 20 to 0c. ; $3. “Our eutire prices, a w bd [HE GREAT SOUTISN SHIBT." OPEN FRON Ready-made, with Linen Siceyends aud Li Linings to the Bosom, made of musutia Mui and twenty-one hundred Linenady to put for only $1.25. Our goods ariade by ‘us guaranteed as represented, Cc. BEE Factory—75 W. Fayette st... ti Branch—1002 F st. n.w. 10 PER CENT. DIS@NT. BRODHEAD & C39 Pa. ave., Are now offering entire sto lmportel Dress Goods, Black Silks, Velvets, (ani Handkerctilefs, &c., a from their ci P Somestic goods under raving tket {ful Lace-top Thread GiovelSc. Lovely real | French Organdies. French Gudy Desi lorings in Lawns, 129, 10mpson"s We-filting Corset, $1. ‘btings. 25. c make all-wool Buntings. 38 Elegant 3-buttom Kid Gloves in all colors, $1.2 Clark’s best 200- yard Spool Cotton, c.. \(6 spé for 8c.) Ladies* and Gents’ Gauze Under Ve. 25c, and up. All Wool Shetland Shawls, 76c. 2 up. Ladies’ and Gents" Hose, from 10c. to $0 pair. “Wamsutia sc. tribed Greuadinesy 44 Bleached Cot call oy a SRULEAD & ©0.°S, ~ and) KGINNESS | my28-1 10c. per yard and up.” jJelétr_ 939 Pa. eve., t. 9th and 10th sts, GILES! SILKS’SILKI — Immense assort. ment of Silks; oré hundr (100) new. pieces just Teceived from New "ork, Urubtediy the cheapest lot of Black Silks, olored Sis, checked Silke aud Striped Silks in ‘shingtonst Carter's, 711 Mar- Ket Space. the poplar Cash Fy@ooasStore. Black oing Silk. 60, "eavy in black Silk, Our real satin finsh black St only one dollar, ant Gor gery heavy foe grain tin duish black Six, $1,26,, Checke, and stripe Biiks, ov pure white Phil plored grend. Light fae, navy biue, brown, * Silks, on black and lavader checkeand gure white ad colored gyund, Plain colored iiks—plum, @vy blue, méium blue, very light d | blae. cream,¢ — bron. steel, ont ot ae shad mi q Private Entrance on Tenth Street, | aiken, puteaik strip oe ae: Ceara! Grone —_— tifal Dresstoods, part wos, 15. Beautiful Dress Ysce Webtingss' ap" pou Ai pure. won Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- | ii! _ i width, pore we sign, op Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. Silver | 55° aCacitul Pacis Loca Orie no ee ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable | price fonhese is is cents, we only ask 10, terms, O-tr” CARTENSY1T Market Space. 4@-The oldest and largest business in the city. | <6, myll-tr ty. Te GREAT SOcTHERN SHIRT, 1s elegatly made of with Liner PERSONAL. SleevSands and Linen ining to the Bosom; un le only 80 cts. ; 5 = = ‘Te Hannis Shirt, ** Bocx, isof the bed j babe RAE WOOD sees nis Rm renee petal. ond 7 bas Liner Bains, sod Liner rite immediate! oO bis wi A Bane: only be ished, M. HARWOOD, Sterling, . i iv scclebraaas we Re A. STATE DEAWS JULY 9th. | Whole, $2; haf, $1. Orders filled by mail to Monday eve- ung (8th) by M. 8. REYNOLDS, Jy 3t 89 Strawberry st., Philadelphia, Nemce sn persons owning jus session of the undersigned, and desiri: fled copies thereof, are requested to ap) same before the 7th of July ensuing. 325-6 JOUN'T. C, CLARK, J. P. Oo YOU WISH A FAIR SKIN? Pimples, Blotches, Bumps and Eruptions of any kind removed permanently and promptly by th. * Supreme Skin Remedy’’—SULPHIDE Of ARSEN 1cUM, | It has never falled to give satisfaction, Dn. DOHME & CO, Baltimore, Ma. ‘cw York, Philadeiphia, Chicago. Ufice—No. 611 12th st.'n.w., between K Send for clreular and-fuii 1uformation. 3 ‘i MM. CARTER, Fhysican incharge. Consultation ‘ree. Your druggist has it, Guaranteed absolute iy harmless and efficacious, Jef-Ln t TROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn. sylvaniaavenue. If you would know the trnti all things. Office consult the Dr, in hours from ® a.m, to p.m, apls-ly PROFESSIONAL. N. DUTTON, Rooms 18 and 19, Bate Deposit Oo. cor. 15th st. and New York ave. | ENRY J. ENNIB, 711 street, te Pa: | H ent Office. Biscteicias and Model er. ‘e perimental work a specialty, Expert in Pater causes. jels-ly R.T. M. TALBOTT, Denitst, Removed to southeast corner 7th and weet. Teeth inserted §: X streets north per set. ER. DUKE. Denttst, 423 Tth street southwest, between D and E streets. ciful Space one ates ted. ly PIANOS AND ORGANS. GUMMER LESSONS. LATIN, MATHEMATICS, LITERATURE, EBLOCUTION, Apply at Park Seminary, 506 5th street n.w. bet. 1] and 12a, m., and 4and 5:30 p m. je26-20* s' MM-K CUURSE 0 7 at SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG: ith and L streets, during May, June and July, Tuition by the mpnth in Penmanship, Corre phteen) x ke and the calculat con- i : For terms inguire at the College Office. my4-8m MArLEWgon INSTITUTE, Conconp. VILLE, Pa,—! $50 quarter; @! $45. te feba3-ly Student Yale or J. SHORTLIDGE A.M., Prin. AMES OCORRIDON, Professor Penman- us Cloud B: ilding, 8th and . Writ Je coping and Ghort-P aad teceht is aor et @asy courses of lessons. instruction Setoan. 0° Lessons given at Text Pisnoe a Betosatiy A nid setae) Le SUMNER, Girone We Ase CO."°8 WORLD-RENOWRH- | .nstraments have been before the publi. for forty years, and have received the' nighest a1 | date “e Bandas Bee | Otters until August Ist in aAdition to Shirt in ali the world is our Wam. to put on at $1.19. of the Loom’? Shirt has been ® 4 coro long Ume at 60 cts. unfinished, and ‘ye Wamsutta O, XX Shirt is 75 cts, unfinished an80 cis, finished. Ddy’s Shirts 12, 12) and 13 inches, made a Berutta Muslin, aud fue Linen Bosoms, onk nis. esi 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1, 4 # Sold at our Branch, ‘ 100% F street n.ww. C. GEO. MEGINNIBSS. LADIES’ GOODS. DARASOLS! PARASOLS: PARASOLS ~ at Prime Cost, Al Piime Cost, To Ok Out Stork, PLAIN AND FANC areT-tr Y HANDL JVORY AND BONE from_$1, $1.50. $2, 50, etc, You will sav rom 75 cents to $1 on your Parasols by purchas ' =_— Cc. M. TUWSON & ©O"S, 636 Pennsylvania arenus, South Side, near 7th st. [Vente PER CENT. OFF, MES. J.P. PALMER ber sical Tec uced prices, TWENTY PER CENT. DIS\ On ail sales, large and small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED. Bi goods marked in plain figures, at the low t prices. ATES PICS. tes, J.P. PALMER, “ tyl-tr 1107 Fost., vet. 11th and 12th stay HATS from this seaxon » 25 6t For Har Pric £. securing @ finest line of GOUDS at the i Prices Sver “sttered “in. this “city, vis: D: usr § AT ™. WILLian’s, Ladies can buy FRENCH rarrens —iy WENTY PEB CENT. OF ‘A rare o ity 1s now offered the indies P, and’, P. Corsets, Mair Braids, Laces, aud dilk Ties, Article de Paris, ete,, ete, All goods marked in plain figures. MSE, SRANT WEA cers te two