Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1878, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY, July 17, 1878. CROSBY 5S. NOYES. Editor. TRAV E!-ERS ABROAD will find THE EVEN- ING ST .R on file at the folowing pl LOS DON Hy F. GILLi@ & CO., 449 ch AFiI> —N tE.U. 6 Avenue de 0 era K, 118 Boulevard Avertisements and subscriptions will received. 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, ## Tie money to pay for the time required must 4m all cases accompany the order, Oth'srwise the ot be sent, s islosing its reputation as a healthy The remarkable nuaber of sunstroke cases, from which there weve fifty-four deaths On Monday, mostly among basines man and Jaborers, has caused almost a pa tic in the city, and at one time business was nearly suspead ed. The number of deaths in the loag list of pat would untout- been much more appalling in extent lent hospical arrange nents, by wi ata of fatal eases has been steadily reduced. The severity of the heated term in that section, which ke2ps the mercury high in the ninetios, shows no signs Ofabatement. The horses on the street car lines are beginning to falldead. Altogether the condition of tue city is deplorable: and edly hav but Chicago y derive a certain wicked comfort from the re jon that the great notoriety which her rival has recently obtained is not wnaccompanied by disalvantages. But sun- trokes and prostration from heat are by no means confined to St. Louis. There is much Buffering of a similar nature at other points ju the same state, and those adjoining. Young men of an emigrating turn of mind Will perhaps think it wise to postpone follow- ing the historic advice to go west until they fan do so under more favorable auspices. But the west is not without its Mark Tapley s. Amidst the fightful mortality, due to the Diaze of the sun. the farmers manage to be “jolly” in the thought that this is just the Weather that is needed for the corn crops. It 1s not likely that Washington will suffer what may be called a sunstroke epidemic from the intensity of the heat. Wuetuer or not scat- tried cases shall oceur, depends on our citi- Zens themselves. Common sense, which teaches that a light and digesiible diet should be chosen in summer time, that stimulating and excessively cold diinks should be avoided, that At is best to guard against mental excitement, and advisable to keep out of the way of the Bun’s rays as much as possible, renders un- hhecessary avy elaborate advice as to precau- Zionary measures against sunstroke. Every official announcement in reference to Special assessments, is of interest to our tax- payers at this time, and we, therefore, print in full today the important opinion of Mr. Riddle, attorney for the District of Columbia, in reference to the iaterest on such assess- ments. Patriotism has been at a discount in this na tion fora quarter of a century, if we may judge from the neglect of the proposed monument to its founder. The recent appropziation to assist in completing it, and the commen:ze- ment of work at its base, are pleasant to con- sider. Let it be determined that now is the time to build the monument, and that there S.all be no cessa‘ion of labors in that direction until it is finished, and Washington will soon have this tardy ute to his memory and a reproach be removed from the nation. The announcement of the completion of the Wash- ington monument would add miny years to n€ national life, by removing an insuperable obstacle to patriotic pride in those by whom the future of the country will be determined. General Hammond's “Seeret Book,’ refer red to in the dispatches from the Iadian country, is nething more or less than memo- randa of Inspector Hammond's discoveries made as the agent of the Indian bureau. All the exposures made by this energetic officer are the result of a plan of operations agreed upon between Secretary Schurz, Commission- er Hayt and General Hammond. The dise »v- ery of the frauds is largely due to the foresight of Secretary Schurz, the caution of Commis sioner Hayt, and the energy of General Him mond. As singular as it may appear, many journals throughout the country look upon these exposures, made by the present manage- ment of the Indian bureau, as an argument in favor of the transfer to the War department, Wien the very fact of the wholesale rob- beries being thus exposed is a strong argu ment in favor of a continuance of the present management. When the whole system is purged and the corrupt agents removed, then, and not until then, may we hope for an hon- est and satisfactory administration of Indian affairs. Dr. Livingstone, whose swindling op- erations Inspector Hammond has expos: dd Was appointed before this administration came into power, and for his appointment the Present Secretary is in no wa y responsible. It is not generally found that a considera lion of the miseries of others has much fect in smoothing the rough edges of one’s owa ex periences; butift were he case, our work- ingmen might live evmfortably during the mner by a constani perusal of our consular reports from abroad, which call at’ention to Fhe deciine in wages, the lack of employm nt, tution and starvation amoog thie n brethren, compared t hich the dis n this country is incoisideradle And + View of the condition of things in Europe kes us comfortable by comparison, what Shall we say when Asia and starving Cuina © ume to be eausidered? The er vs. [eo Witer is still nati, but the principa! at cise of s in Cin baw on the connected sudject of Oue obstavie to the arrival at a ard to the latter sub. ive character of beer. he researches of a re‘ia)l mewspa er reporter of that city that from fu’ Kezs of the sa! @, in some eases, 0: Sehooners can be drawn, while in others as many as a hundred may be obtained Tu-ious results age, of course, fhe varying capacities of those wi the different cases, fhat it is hard to refra Ut appears from o draw in the margin is $0 great in from believing that the beer ts in some y responsible. A result of the reduction of Cincinnati beer to wents a glass is the fact of general interest, and beer-consumers all over the country are Jnquiring why they canno, imbibe at the same tice. So Marvin, who stole aeooy of the Angio- ussian agreement for the London Globe, is ui scharged from custody. The offence could quot be proved against him; it was not certain hat the act with which he was charzed was a punishable offence, and the government, hav- g spoiled the game of the Kussians and de- Bpoiled the Turks, was in a forgiving mood mnyway. So the “enterprise” of the Globe is Moi followed by any serious consequences. The Britishers give Beaconsfield his ovation ow, and will find out what it is all about ater, when the treaty is explained. TLEME! N’S AND YOUTHS’ SUITS pom 1 7 salon we Ine it) by a first-class Tatlorass. at pits _e a MYRTLE STREET EAST. aT 5 SE CREAM peace iS gust Deticioms. Yome get some yItiw: RUSSELL'S, New York avente. 4 IVERED AT WHOLESALE Vv yo tche Orders left at the office of Johu erman . Will receive prompt attention. br pemaiae pret OS GRANT. REST QUALITY OF CANTON MAT- Thave about 30 Rolls of the best quailty of Fancy CANTON MATIINGS, which I will sell at cost Ferash JouN ALEXANDER & 80N, RW No, L231 Pena aver BEAT BARGAIN. ‘We have just placed on our counters a lot of NaVY¥ BLUE AND BROWN PLAIN LINEN WARRAN ED ALL LixEs, AT 25 CENTS, Former Price 40 Cents, Will make (col Wrappers aud Suits. Ten per cent. off for Cash, it W. M. SHUSTER & BRO. | Fresca MUSLIN DRESSES. | | LINEN LAWN &£UITS. We have on hand ten **Beautifu' French Maslin Dresses, ** suitable for fu'l costume—at springs or seaside—which will be soid at exiremely low prices, | oWiSgre opening datiy Jarge lots of Linen Lawn SUITS, OVERrKikfS and J CK ETS, at about the price of the unmade material. MIT_HELL & MARTIN, 53 16-5t 931 Pennsylvania avenue. | WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. { | BUSINESS CHANCES. | DEY GOODS. W A232) (A WHITE GIRG bets con 12 and 14 yea's Id, to assist in general housework, Apply. a ter4>.m ,at30911th st.s w. jyt7 2° WASTED A BOY on the stationery amine Must be quick at fignres. well recomm -nded; none others need apply. 608 7ih st. nw. 1t \ TANTED Two educated MEN, of business alility: those having some | Knowlad ze of Piatic, prefersea: salary or commission. Abiy, hor 8 te 10 a. m., Room 11,615 7 h st.n.w. su | WASTER A PLA E by a competent wim in | as laundress or cook Ina res} bie fami'y; best of references given. Apdly for three days at | 1312 16:h street n.w. jyl7 | FOB REST HOUSE, six rooms No, 324 13 h cool RIOMS, fur- Fee spain jammer prices, j17 3 * nished, 937 H st. n.w. st. Apply at store corner of 13th afd © s: 8.. jyl7 8. “CR RENT—A new olne-room HOUSE with al nvd. imps., and dry cellar. on H st. n.Wwey hear Ist street." L.quiry of D. CUNNE: cer, k OR BENT pan deomely furnished first-floor, cool FRONT RUOM; house has modern tua: provements; E obit within one biock. Bent $6, “gentlemen only, Addre-s ARMY & NAVY: Star (flice, jyl-2* | WASTED A SALESMAN familiar with the | gentlemen’s furnishin, goods busines. inks in handwritivg ot hoaas, see Um ns experience, salary expect reference. © Feal namie.” Address eB. Gs, * Siar uitice: Si7-3e_ WASTED By g Jong colored imap. a SI ATION as Coachman or wa.ter, Good re! ences. Apply 1912 4 st. n.w. i Vv ANTED—A DRESSMASEB by the week, One who unders‘ands cutting and ati g. | Be 3g band need apply. Apply at 614 2d st. PRicmru AT KOLBS", jy15-1m Cor. 7th and E streets. R. BROWN has had Sreat snccess in the trext ment of BPERMATORRH(EA, PRE TORE DECAY, and all Diseases of a Private or Yenereal Nature, without the use of C Mercury Has ‘bad eleven years’ experience. Tges reaconable. Office, 1606 L. st. 16 bh np w., Back Room. Hours—8 te 5 and 7 to9p. m, <j K, S**Jiisrieeay LISLE THRFAD, GAUZE. MERINO, INDIA GAUZ © SHIRTS. W. 5. TEEL, jy13-tr 935 Pennsylvania ave. IREASURY DEPARTMENT. T WASHINGTON, D.C. July 15, 1878. Bids will be received at the Treasury Department til TWELVE o-clock, noon, of THURSDAY, on of July, 1878, for supplying Miscellaneous rt'cles. Schedules and instructions to bidders may bo ob- talred op application at the offi_e of the custodian if the building, “ns eee J. K_ UPTON, Chief C erk. mel or | | \ J ANTED—A sma‘l White GIR . to taks care | of two sma'l chit-dren and make herse.f gen- eally useful. Apply at the south:ast corn-r2u and E sis n.w. Jy16 30 | Vv ANTED —Two CANVASSERS, to whom werk, *hich cannot fail to meet the approbation of literal inducements offerea, on’ a supsrior the public, W. 8. FORT, 422 7:h st.n Ww. j) 16-2. DB RENT _Three-story and basement BRICK DWELLING. No. 818 IUD shinee aud I sts. n.w., at the exceedingly low rent of $25 per month, ALso, O-e more of those beautiful new eight-room BRICKS on F et , betwen Ist and 2. sts. n.®., being No. 111 Tals house has a flac, dry ¢ ilar and eveiy modern convenience. Rent only $20 a month, Apply to M. M. ROHRER, faa 23 st. yi OR RENT- Furnished HOUSE of 8 rooms, 824 9th st_D.w., for two or three months: Gus very low to responsible parties; possession given immediately; modern improvements. jy 163." FCESENT DWELLING HOUSES—The three sory Brick House No. 711 14:h st.: a four sory Blick House No 725 11 hst., anda three story Bick House No. 306 13h st Apyly to JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1231 Pennsy‘vania avenue. Jy 16 3t | [PP ANTED-PLAITING, 902 9-0 st., one door north of Lost. n.w. ‘New improved extra wice mach nes, Special machine ‘or laces, silks, &e. (Parisien mode.) 2c. per yard No bra.ch, M ELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, — jy16-3:* 7 ANTED- PV -rmavently by two gentiomen, a 80. beru exposure, ROOM with BOARD. baving a northern or Location west of 10 nh, norch oH ateets. Add:ess, giving location and orics Lk B x 687 PO. jy16-3 * JANTFD—A €RADUATE © Pharuwacy or 9 Your g Man who has been actively engaged lL. the drog bustuess for four years. Acdcess Piarmarcist,** Wasbipgton, D. C., S’ar_ of flee. jy'6-3 * y ANTED—FARM torent with a view 0 pur- \ chasing. about 100 acres of land suitable for adairy, within 16 mlies of Washington, Address giving 'partivu'a 8, A. B., 922 Tia st., W. tou. JANTED.—PROPOSALS for hauling from Wcities Sintens of Bae rthe W. & ‘OLLOW THE PEOPLE TO TUE . Re ."8 stables, will be received a! tue of- i GRANU. » IC. of the Washington Brick Machine conpny, SOD ALUMPH for the GRANULATED ICED | Tere Penssyivania ge, Umi 1S Me OLE OR, 315m Cor, 7th and E stree’s For inormation apply at above office, —jy16 2t ELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS! All property owners who desire to obtain reduc- tion u-on thelr SPECIAL IM” ROVEMENT TAX BILLS, or obtain **Drawtacks"* upon the bills pad by them, must file complaint before JULY 9th, 1878. ¥or the convenience of all parties interested, claims filed with MESSRS. MARB & BYRNE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 7th Street, abore F street, WILLIAM J. CARROLL, No. 72 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., Wil receive immediat» attention, The undersigned will give spsctal and personal attention, to this class of claiws, and all TAX PAY ERB who have not obtained proper allowance for old material removed or re-used, for work done under permit, for church property, or from apy error in the asses:ments, should FILE THEIR CLAIMS Rithout further delay, with either of the firms above named, or should call at once on WILLIAM DICKSON, No. 222 Four-and-a-half strict, three do: rs north of Columbia Buliding. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES PAID AT A Lance Discornt. jy13-5t QUIEN WOLF, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and United States Commissioner, €17 Sev.n'h street, Between F and G. Lock Box 63, Residence, 11255-hst. jyll-la T A_PREMIUM-__ GRANULATED ICED SODA. KOLBS $315 1m Cor. 7th and E streets. ENNEDY'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE (Oldest in the city.) No. 0 15th si Buy, sell and rent first cla: yperty Money Loaned on Real Estate, Money safely invested, Property Bought and Sold on Commission. Rents collected, taxes paidand insurance effected without charge. jy10-ly PpBicEes FOR GOOD LUMBER. or with JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 feet......$13 BOARDS, 16 feet, per 1,000 feet. + 13:33 STOCK BOARDS, all 12-inch wide, 1,000 feet..... DRESSED CULLS, 4-4and6 4 per 1000 feet... per WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Bixth s‘reet and New York avenue j 8tr WARMER! THE WEATHER I8 GETTING WARMER! NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST In Spring and Summer Clothing. Business Business Business Business Business Business Business Dress Dress Suits. suits. Suits . Suits. Suits. Suits: Suits ., SESS oO BESEES woStERE Sess SESZ ESSsEsess sSases sssseses Bsesses Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Cusimere Cossimere Cassimere Cassimere White Vests Mhbire Vests < White Vests. White Veots . Boys’ aaa eee peneEKOOE a rs & ALPACA and SERGE CUATS, a complete as- sortment, from $1.25 wo $4. DUSTERS, $1, $1.50, $2. OFFICE COATS, immense quan‘ities, 35 cents a piece, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. e88-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sts. G_BANULATED ICED SODA. KOLB), 3y15-1m Cor, Tth and E strecis, cus LUMBER. CHEAP. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER, Will discount any published price list for cash down, A complete stock of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, AT Panic PRiczs! THOS. W. SMITH, Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. Jel5-2m - ATTANS’ CRYSTAL DISCOVERY N Fuk THE HAIR ‘estores gray or faded * ir to itso iginal color and ‘outhful appearance in taree to teu days, removes ff, and prevents the hair falling. ith a constantly increasing sale for the past eight years, we feel Satisfied we can recommend it, {t has the advantages over all other p! of first, belng warranted entirely harmless, rst, ‘Warranted en’ Second, no sediment or other egiraneice matter, creating more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake ‘up before using. does not stain linen or the finger nails, 2 ria) wit convines. Eat ag in eee bottles. Price One Dollar, Corner 2d and D sts. n.w., Jea8-tr and corner 14th and Into. W ASTEDIA Arst-class Dry Goods 8 ALES. MAN; nene others wanted; must have god references.’ Apply 709 Market Space, Vv (TANTED—A arsist red Bt. De W ANSTED-A White WOMAN as wot nurse; a suitable person ean have a good home for & dear or longer. | App'y 823 Vermont avenue, oun site Ar ington Hotel. jy 4.* Wane A, Milt Lady wishesa 8.TUA- TION to take careof a baby and to do sewing: no objection to the couniry, Address 723 3il st. 8.W.. Mrs. HEINS, in care of J. MEYER. j15-3 ? WANTED You “personally to examin our complete stcck of SEWING MACHINES, We have each and every kind for less money than elsewhere, Howe, Remington, American, with Drop-Leaf, Drawers and Gover.'§30. Renting and Repairing MCKENNEY, 427 9ch st. n.w jegt-1tp W 4N TED IEVERY BODY to get Card Photo- Braphs for ouly $2 per dozen; 18 small Pic- ture 25 cts., at DOGE'S, 467 Pennsylvania ave., between 4%4'and 61h sts. 122 40” 315 3. Vhite GIRL to nurse a baby and In light housework; references re- Apply between 9 and10a m , a Seb WARIED PLATING, Parisian mode, extra _ Width. neatly dona, at $10 7th st. "L. MEYENBERG'S Silk House, branch of Mrs. LUCAS. Jel7-Lm WW ASTED Two or three GENTLEMEN tw oc- cupy a large third story south front roo, or suitabie for gen first class, 617 F st. n.w. fei@s cman and wife, Table BUARD— V ANTED—To exchange, new STUV ES for old K. KE. t F ones, Groceries or Fuel, a. BUTLER 8, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Shimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr V YANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years experience, Uphol- story Goode ani work at lowest possibie prices. by A. H. CHACK, 614 Louisiana avenue, augl6-ly 7 AN'TED—MOTHS aad ouber insect Iu furni- ture tw exterminate by superheated steam, at ACE’S, Upholsierer, 614 La. ave. augié6-1y Fiz, RENT—Fine 8TABLE, possession August 16 h; the larg Siable on the Art Galiery prein- ses. Low occtp.ed by M.. Gawler, A py atthe Gallery. iy a5 8t ‘OR RENT—The elegant HOUS® and STABLE nt 1418 K st. n.w.: all modern Impri 12 roms: rent $166 per mons WAGGAMAN, 6197 h st. aw jylb 3 * Fu RENT—Brick DWELLING No. 87 Mor. ket st... Guorgetown, D.C: rooms, tuclui: ng ba hroom aud pantry. wi and culll water: o¢aten pleasant and desirable, and conveniert t hes reet cars. App'y tod G.'& J. M. WATERS, No, 28 High st.. Georgetown. dy15-10 FOR BENT, The PREMISES comer of Groen and Stoddard sts.. Georgetown, admira’ ayted fora large boarding aud sy seiminar Ning been uss ¢ for the past five yea: here being # large Dwelling, having modern « venlences: 15 rooms, with cellar under ent hone: al summer kite ueced with the dwel'in shdhi gy Dalit for schoo purposes, contalnt o-ms, one of which is 80 by 43. feet, rejairs will be made and. the prope: cw Ta'e toad siraite tenant, Pos ‘nor before August 15. Persons, by ¢ gjenadver, will bechewn throua af aiiy viously. ' Apply to DICKSON & KIN Green and Water sts « i6th and K sts. n.w., Washington,” j: 15-1 ‘Oh SALE—A HOUSE fronting upon the soute- east corner of Judiciary Square. Will be sod. Pforcash. Address ¥., Pust Ofice B x 581, 53 18-60" {OR RENT—New BRI“K, bay window, mod- ern improvements, seven rooms, No. 10 6 New temps ire avenue, ‘near Washington Circle, sobnson & Witmer'’s Row, Apply 1918 Penns: veria avenue, jyl2-1w [UE BENT HOUSE No. 731 8th st.n..w.. con- tarning 9 rooms, modern improveme: ts. “Apply No. 727 8th st, D.W. 18 20 FOE S402 AT & BARGAIN—On Fon Ret TO A PHRMANENT TENANT—1446 N &t.y bew,) finished in best style, thirteen rooms} very room heated, including bath and servants® ‘coms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary sashtubs; vegetable and meat cellar, Can be seek any time. jyl-lm “R RENT—Low—A nice HOUSE; hall aua7 rooms; No. 1818 20:h st. n. Ke ext door. Apply to D. M. LAWRENC 2508 K st. n.w. R RENT—ON JULY ist ., Georgetown, three-story Press Brick, gas. iatrobé, bath. Apply to WM. B. ORME, 182 Washington st.. above West st. Jez2" Lm R RENT—No, 1619 K st. n.w., $60 per month; range, two bath rooms, not and cold fer, gas,’ latrobes. Apply to B. P. SNYDER, ational Safe Deposit Com, , 15th st. and New York avenue, > a je20-imm R RENT—HOUSE No. 413 New York avenue D.W., 8 rooms. Will be rented low toa prompt tenant. | Apply to JOHN B. SCUTT, New York Avenue Hotel. Jel4-5 v* N hot time pre- cornar of © rgetowh, and corner of ity. —No. 76 Congress ‘OK RENT—A comfortable HOUSE and STORK, on prominent corner, facing Pennsyl- Vania avenue, Capitol Hill; low rent to a good ten- ant. Inquire, for key and terms, No. eT a.W. ie! V Ty ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- oween 43s and 6th sts, 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge, jy13-1y Ww ANTED—A perfect and cleau copy of the first number of the EVENING STAK, tor which a i RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, at greatly reduced prices, by B. B, CLARK, 1901 Hest. sw. myl-8m Fo RENT Very, pleasaut FRONT ROOM, second | floor, wit three windows facing triange; 1118 New York ave, Reference given Ubera’ price will be paid. A) at the Star | and required. Terms moderate. Locality central office.” = ae auggo-tf | aud delightful, my4-tr Wane FEATHERS Ww renovate at CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, auglé6-ly W Bee AReeEre Ww CLEAN, at MCGEY FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space, fe@1-1y W SdokR Gentlemen to know that WM. RAS MOORE, mocan ‘Tatior 2011 New ork makes a specialty of Cutting Garment be made at home. jaua6-ly LOST AND FOUND. (8T—16:h, Light Red SETTER DOG, white breast, tail tip. nose oe 4 and feet; named ‘Wasi’? Liberal re- Ward given on his return to 1307 H st. jy17-3* OsT—Asinall Biack and Tan GYP. [4 Auswers to the name of “Kittle er 4 Tne fiuder will be. liberally rewarded. by’ returning her to 1119 10-h'st, D-w 1 OST_On Monday, the 15h, a LEPTER post- 4 marked. **Lite Bock, Ark .°* addressed to corge W. King, attorney at-iaw. i will be paid for its return, 476 Pennsy.vanla ave. A rewari of GEORGZA. KING, j:17-2* Lions 25%, a ROUTE BOOK, near M street bridge; Of no use to auy Oue. A suit- able reward If returned to 1218 F st. n.w. jy 16 3t* QO. T—On Eaturday, & pocket case of SU uGl- CAL INSTRUMENTS, A liberal reward. aid bo questions asked if returned to DR. ROPEBTSON, 921 D st. n.w. jy 15-30 S1l REWARD-Tie above reward will be pall © to the holder, or fo_Iuformation that will \ead to the -eturn of a Hunting-cased, stem- wind.ng, Waltham WATCH, which was left th Instant, at a restaurant in this city eeping and in payment of a small in- debtedness; watch number 600,429 and 44,694; movog?am’ on seal attached to chain. Retura to be made or Wformation left at POLICE HEAD- QUARTERS, iyl5 3.* OST—Sunday, June 8h, @ child's NECK CHAIN, with Gold Coin aud. Cross attached: eine on cross, ‘Nellie M. Foss.” The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it to 1205 6th street 1.W, jels BUARDING. A-ART FRONT ROOMS, opposi quir, Withor Without BUARY. 1 bn nw sCAKD ¥ hin os, THE ew Very deritaish y od WATER, & Vine ol bearing dehureh, For terms. ap, » Fatiquicr county. Va. 9b use WUSTEY HOARD. The preprietor of * Vir lence iver ook ing BOARDERS dui a beautiful resi- ‘a. Will takea few. imer ‘mouths a: $25 vach per month, on is near the Blue Ridge portion of the s‘ate not su’ of scenery and healthfulness of climate. A lue of stags run between Middieburg and ug, Connecting at the latter place with tht from Washington. Address, 5 eburg, Va. 2OARDING—A beautiful, plewant, Christian 3 Lome, at all seasons, Terms $15 to §: nouth, ‘Addiess JOHN PsaKek, Bir bain KOGEDS, Mi BR. res, shaded with frat aud otier Vas Susur BOARD—Falls Church, uvar Ry siation; 20 (UR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for bousckeop- ing, and several small BED ROOMS: 864 Peon: vaula avenue., corner 4% st, marll-5in' EDUCATIONAL. GTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY, STAUNTON, VinGINIA. T achers, including Mrs. Gen, J. E. B. Stuart, ¢ mpetent, kind, Terms $210. Extras low. Good boaid warranted. C imate mild, heaithful. Ex- travagance prohibi-ed. Discipline excellent, Not Sectarian, Send for catalogue to jy17-1m Rev. J. 1. MILLER, A. M. EST END INSTITUTE. Ms, 8. L, CaDy Schoo! for Young Ladies, jy 15-2m New Haven, Conn, JPENSSYLVANIN MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTER, Pa. Opens Beptember Ih, ‘Thorough instructions in Civil Engineering, the skies an Engirth. For cireulars, apy to Col, THEO HYATT, P estdent. 3:15-e03m Fo PAC FEMALE SEMINARY, Froder- ick. Md. Will reopen on WEDNESDAY, September 11h, Terms very moderate. Bur cata- logues address Mrs, M. W. HACKELTON. Presi- dent. jy12-20lm. HE HOSSLYN SEMINAR MUS B. HOSS, Principal, .Willreopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept. hh, at No. 1536 near 16th st. n.w. Circulars at Boardmap’s, Ballantyne’s and Sslomons & Chay Tan's Bookstores, Miss ROSS will beat the school- rooms Sept. 10 h. P»evious to that date her P. O, address is Box 688, Morristown, N. J. jy11-2m ‘T. G:ORGE’S HALL, FOR BOYS, an English, Cla sical, and Commercial Boarding School, 14 miles from’ Baltimore, on W. Ma. B Be Pupils prepared for any College or Business Life. Term: to $800 per ten mouths, Revpens Sept. 4th, 1878, Prof. J. C. KINEAR, A. M., Reis! town, Md, {UMMER COURSE av SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG: ‘Ttb and L streets, during May, Juue and July, Tuition by the month in Fenmanshtp, spoudence, Bookkeeping and the calculatio1 nected therewi*h. For terms inquire at the College UMee. my4- 8 MAPLEW GOD INSTITUTE, Concoar ays VILLE, P2.- Boys, $50 pe: quarter; Gick #5 Sindette prepared lombasiness, Yale or Har varu College. netructors fest class. fob?2-ly J. SHORTLIDGA A.M. Prin. AMES OCORKIVON, Professor Penman éhip, St. Cloud Building. ‘9th and F. Writing. jookkeeping and Short-? .nd taught iv sort au Fuaraswou,” Lessons given sf reudenoos, asd ara 8 given st rewi 2 Schools. fef-iy* ‘iy Lm. w,9,30t Corre us COP FOR SALE. R_SALE-PHAETON, HORSE ad HAR- NESS. “The Carriage is elegaat and ne Horse sound and per ly; will be sold chap, mmediaiely to W, H. GUODACRE, at stab'e, 124 G st. 1 PUK SALE—Pusitively at a Sacrifice for Cash durit ¢ this month. a number of FLRST-CLASS UARE AND UP- KIGHT PLANO: 3, At. L. WILD & BRO,’S, Emporium of Music, 723 7'b street n.w. 43 13-8w* | | | | | | | 1218 N st., EAL EST «TE BULLETIN F THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. k Hotel. 7th st. road. mod, imps $68. 700 inental Hotel, m, t.. 100 rs. G2 ZS 796 win si. 8... mot. St. u.W., mod. “imps, 889 K st. n.w. mod. imps,. 11 rs. W.. mod. imps., 12 rs, +, Mod, IMs. 20 TR. 217.50) +118 50) 11500 213.500 ) mod, imps. 230 > mod. imps. . 27) 8.000 A imps. 6°. + 1.800 Story Brick and Frame Houses for Suie. 216 Delaware aye ne. 0, n., 8 rs, $3 200 27 Gy st Ist., bet. 17th and 18th nw. $225 oth’st.. bet. Eand * n.w 200 A st, bet. Sth aud 6 hu.w. 1a Hst < per ft LS +, bet. H st. and Grant ave now, 16) bet. Dand E u.w., per f 10 ber, Most and Mass, av, 150 6 hand 7 hu. w.. 150 Houses for Rent. 417 13th st. n.w., store, mod. tinps 20311 st. new, Mod, imps. 1 os. 404 6th st. D.W., mod, imps. 16 rs. O14 17th st. ns w., mod. linps,. 9 rs. S10 19th st. n.w,, nod. imps,, 11 rs. 01 Pa ave L.W., store mod, imps. imps , 12 rs. -* mud, Luaps.. 10 rs 36 -. Tw0d, “Imps... 13 rs. 35 3 We; Hood. tas. 9 30 mod. imps... 10 30 (19 220 st. nw... mod. imp. 3 3 St new 8 25 . DS. Ss. md imps rs. 1212-1214 Pa. ave. n.w., mod. imps, 1903 Ret. n.w., (Lee -209 L st. n.W., mod. tmos., Oftice: ‘Offices rooms on 1348°¥ st Roon s 3ar ¢ 4, 24 flor. ** 5.6, 7 2a floor, 10 S810, 11 3d_ foo 1s 12, 13, 3) floor, each: 9 hsi., Ne 6 31 ilvor. 1b 719 Market Space— Room 5. Ma’! 1) Ko ni 4. Ko m8 J issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a bul- ‘etin of all property for sale and rent on my books, which can be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Loans. $2,000, $1. 000 at 8 per cent. R RENT — B. H. WAKNER & ©v., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A.MCINTIRE, 916 F street northwest, j1t-tr 1206 K st. nw, .-....8150 1416 10zh st. nw 25 T121. 1309 14th st,... 75 106 4: st, ae... 5 1016 15un st. nw,..0..75 1644 Collimbia st, ....25 MU P easaut,(fur).. 65 918 13th st wy... 60 1343 7th, with store, ..60 1314-1820 @ st nw, --. 55 {BBC By DWysneees esse SLL E St, DW, oosee 0055, 488 Penn. ave, 1307 T st. uw, eesscece! 314 12tn st, 1735 F U715 De Sales. a 216 F Bt DY yes 40 81 & M: 1830 Corcoran st......40 805 H 4112 Penn's ave.....40 1907-191 806 E Capitol, ...°2140 503 22: 1081 7th st. with store,40 123 A 1534 8th st. nW,....-/35 806 120 186 11th at, DW, s-s00.85 714 9th 2405 2418 Penn, ave, ..85 8.b. co 214 4th st. se. srer88iq 18058 le22-24 26 Q at. nw,..82 8 b & R. 488 440 K st.nWw,......30 626 Bast, 122 Bth St. 8, see-eees..B0 1305 12th Sty. 5 Som. Cor, 18th and M, 30 Tih and Boundary, 80 2118 @ Bt. NW, .erreeeB0 45H. st. nw, 80 1914 9th st. nw, --—-27 5 07-2518 M et. nw,2755 1126 19th st... 22, 5 1529 6th st. nw ....25 1s DW, vowees 10 Also, a number of other Houses, similar to the above. a list of which is materially altered pearly every day on the bulletin at our o! be tr Fo RENT. 8-story Brick 2018 G st. 3-story Brick, 1212 H si 8-story Brick, 1011 Lith 3-story Frame, 939 L st, 12tb & Q, with store. .15 Ma. ave, ne,..215 © Bt. DW, scree. 15, Tiooms, 3 story Brick, 1006 Mass, ave., 14ro ms. 2-story Frame, 1821 14.hst., 5 rooms. 2-:tory Fiame, 1825 14(h st.; 5 rooms. These Houses are in good repair. and bave mod- 11 improvements. Luquire of JAMES W. BAX- KER, 1106 H st. n.w. jy12 ln DRUPERTY FOR KENT, By RB. O. HOLTZMAN, Beal Estate Agent and Auc ioneer, 10TH AND F st. N. W. 1328 New York ave. n. w., 18 rooms, furn.$150 00 812 F st. u.w., 8 rooms, siure and cellar. 125 O 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 4 10 Ov 1320 Pe + 100 Oy 75 & 75 00 75 00 55 00 55 0 50 00 928 Est. n.w.. 454 K st. n.w., 008 E st. n.w. 984 E st. n.w., 10 rv0oms, mod. im 820 2th et. nw... 9 rooms. furnished. 917 7th st. new. 919 7th st. now z 28 8.e., 7 rooms, mode imps.. 121 Carroll st. 8.¢., 7 rooms, mod. imps. 1428 8th gi. n. rr, m. Ly 1419 New York ave. 1423 New York ave. n, 5(9 B st. s.e., 10 room: 202 5h st. s. mid, imps: Houses and fine Bui'ding Lots for sale at rates, Call and see. R RENT—By THOS J MYERS, Real Estate RENT pont Wl F st kee S-story Brick, 726 17h st., 11 rooms S-story Frame, 810 221 st., mod. imps., 10 rooms. 3-story Brick, 418 8d st. n.w., mod. ttips., 10 rs, 4 story Brick, 611 13th st, n.w., mod, imps., 10 rs. 2-story Brick, 1116 19:h st.u.w:, mod. imps., 7 rs, S story Brick, 89 H st. n.w., Water and gas, 71s, y6 2w* RENT— BY F. H. SMITH, Real Estate Broker, Le Uroit Bullding. Co:ner of 8. and F streets, Sua ERERRANU ERNE SQQEQERPSSBLRELSI ELSE E Hl 2022 F st. now , 16 roms, wod, imp: § 00 00 SUB 13.N st. ew, 12 esens mod. tps. 83 33 1008 Fst. ew, 16ro ms, mot, finp: TO Led F st’ uw.) 12 cms, mid inp: 5 00 28.) 28 reous,” mod taps. 4) 00 +B Ww) Srouns, Mod, 39 00 E D.W%2, Trvoni 25 0 4612 Colvimit 2 00 805 H st. n. wd 24 7th st. 8.0. 2) OT 25 00 710 H St. nie. 7 rooms, mcd. Sirs. 25 00 $30, 000 to loan on approved real estate securit iy8-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, ‘WM. E. BURFORD. 708’ E street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. Special bargains are offered In two-story pzess- brick Houses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and all modern ‘provements; $150 or $200 cash; ce in sual! uonthly pay ments, or to suit purchaser, For Rent. frame, 9 17518 st., "brick, 8 r. 1608 Corcoran st., brick, 12:0 20th st., freine, 6 {10 Loax "$3. 600 to tear, at 8 per cent. ra p pely “WM. E. BURFORD, ee feeb, 10's, . 3.00 313 Igth’st. s'w., f. b.. 200 3 oH st. ne, fh. Urs + 300 141 and 143A St. 8.6... b. + 3.000 | 307 Elm st.. LeDreit Pat + 3.00 1620 17'h st. new. fh. +250 21 10 29 Myrtle st. n. + 2.500 426 New York ave. 1 +2507 | 629 H st. ne., f.b., 9 es erererrerren 0) Untmproved Property for Sale. PER CENT. to . BOARMAN, Bank of Washin S210.C60 TO LOAN aT ON 3 real estate security. 84] pr: sy17-3 + M ONEY TO LOAN Wecan negotiates loan up to $25 000 lf the yica ion is made at ‘and the property offered * sufficient. Interes! at 7 er rent. DOWNMAN 1316-+, wth f&8 Gl W0 IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL E> OQ tare, at S percent, CHAS. W.HA 315 St 5 W ANIED. $5,000, at 7 Jears, on Well tproved city pr three times the amount desired. LER, Svar office, ye LOAN. MONFY on real estate, In sums to suit, at 8 ner cent. On first-class business pr perty at 7 per ceat, R. 0, HOLTZMAN, 6-tr loth and F sts, n.w, MSE Te boas os REAL ES CATE — Several large ard smal) ainounts of money to Joon at low rates of interest, hie BH WARNE! SON HAND To LON on real es e recent. Appi: to aoe ee ens OUTS P SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. nw. esirable BUILDING LOTS st., near corner ot Ist. n.w, F. W. MILLER t ©O., 631 F st. t.w. E and s Amounts of MONEY to 4 LOAN cn Real F state security, at 8 percen”. inter st, by THEO F. GATCHKL, Real Estae and Insurance Agent, Le Droit Buliding, coruer Shin’ F jy1l 6t DUR SALE AT A FACAIFICE—A nea 3-5 Brick HOUSE with 8 rooms and all mod umproveme ts, on K st. We can offer this proper- ty during the “next 10 days at one-ha'f the rate asked for sim l’ar housesadjoining. B. H. WAR- NEK & Co.. 916 F jy Li-6t T° LOAN- $10.000. in one or two sums, at 8 Percent. Also Larger Sums. at 7 pet W. K. BURFORD, Beal Estate B: s 3) 10-1m_ 708 E street 5.50 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, AT 8 © percent. peraunum, Appy to DOWNMAN & GREEN, 15 10-colw 41 WO BRICK HOUSE. all im. 1: $4 50 aud $10 000 cash; must be Small Farm for a Good House, »2 FOR BALE On easy terms, Valuable REAL ESTATE on Connecticut avenue, Q and 19h streets, Inquire at 1617 Conn, ave., or 1930 Pa, avenue. Je24-1m M°*** 1 MONEY !: MONEY! on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., at P. WALLACH'S, Loan and C mmission Broker, 1417 Penusyivanta avenue, Je7-tr near Wiliard’s Hotel, R RENT—LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 street n. forty years and longer known as National Livery Stables:"" have unusually fround surface anid unsurpassed accomodations aud facilities; fronting on C street; broad alley ways upon west and rear, another alley way Teading directly from rear Into Pennsylvania avenue: fine spring water and Potomac water both within premises. Terms, &c., address M.A. KIMM ELL, DLW. Jo8 Tw" G,, SOLDSTELN 2 CO. “LOAN AND COMMIESION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis. Dew. cheap, A HOUSE & HESTER. 518 7th st, sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Sliver Fai &c., for any time desired on very reasonable ‘The oldest and . beth) and largest business in the city, —_———__ LADIES’ GOODS. g™ ar. otha F. DOUGLAaSs, THE GREAT “ CURATIVE CORSET.” Recommended by the highest medical authority. See CIRCULAR and CORSET, at the Agency. DOUGLASS, 9h and F sts.. syl-tr Bole Agent for the District. 4n adcition te our Goods bel: Weare offering, until July Tous recucea 3 Goods marked in plain fi be Great bargalus in JABOTS Pattern HATS at half price. 4.1 Goods charged at regular prices, 1¢20-tr 621 and 693 D street. A RASOLS! PARASOLS! PARASOLS! At P- ime Cost, Tu Close PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES IVORY AND BONE HANDLES. PER CENT. OFF. 10 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH, in chings® JABYTS and HANDEER- MRS, M. J. HUNT. At Prime Cost, i Out Stock, From $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, etc. ingat og & TUWEC ON & CO'S, ennsylvania aveni iyl-tr South Side, near Teh st, rPweENTY PER CENT. OFF. MRS. J. P, PALMER Offers until August Ist, in addition to her Fecuded prices," ‘° Her already TWENTY PER CENT, DISCOUNT On all sales, large and small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED. A'l goods marked in plain figures, at the lowest market prices, Mrs. J. P, PALMER, jyl-tr 1107 Fst., bet. 11th and 121h sts You will save | 7 cenis w $1 On your Parasols by purchas- | DHINTED LINEN LAWNS. \] 5. X00 rants of the above gowtsat hal! price. Have perches the baiaroe th: stock of one of the jargest importing hou-es tr country. Wesball 7 Batorday open 390 pi eas " PRINTED LINEN LAWNS CMMnen) at 18 cents per yard. Ail in want of = 1, Serviceabie dress for (he three o: fou months of very warm weather yet to come, should pot let th's opportunity pass, Valenciennes and Torchen, Ragtogs and Lnsert- ings very cheap for trim: the above. W. M. BROWN, iste __ B18 8th street nse. ]D¥* Goons aT REDUCED PRIC As we expect to. move to our NEW STORE. C:rner of 9th and E s'reets, Dor'ng the next month, we shail offer our entire STOCK a° greatly reduce’ prices. so as to bave as | few g oa @as possttie. Our stock wust be | Fede and allwho are in want of Fancy and | Staple Dry Goods at low prices, are solicited tc give | GS a& early call, | WW. R. RILEY, 713 Me | 2 POSITIVELY | We PEST DRY GU | We believe we have the largest assortment of de | slratie Dry Goods in this city. Que handred (190) pieces of new and beautiful Lawns just received | ‘rom Phiisdeiphia. Buntings, pure Wool, only 25: Buntings. cream, navy blue, black. ti | snd gray: Lace Buptings, 25. Biack S. ka, | $1, $1.25. $1.50, $1.75. 98. Black Sliks. b0c | THE POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, CARTER'S, 711 Market Space, Colored Silks, cream, navy blue Steel, plum, and all the ent shades of C Silks; ( hecked and St:iped Si.ks, on | and clored ground; Laveuder Blue, B: an¢é Black Checked and Striped Silks, on nd cu | Sad are white ored ground. We pay Casi! for al) of our nd we areseiling them very cheap. Belling of our Parasois at rea) cost. CARTER’S, 7 1 Market Space, 1y6-tr _Washiagton. ]NHEARD-OF BARGAINS 7 AT BRODHEAD’S, 1205 F strect. Dexter's celebrated Ball Kuitting Cotton, 6c. ball. Pins. 8c. per p eautitul Nock uMing, ot hobs up. A‘l-Linen Crash, Be, and up.” Basti ttou, two spools for Ie: Be. dozen. 20-Bone Hip Gore Corsets tn boxes. 2c. | Lovely Lawns in Organdy designs, 12g. Beautl- | fa Lencaster Cambricn 8c.” Beautiful P (fast colors), 4c.) Best make tinported Vi Lawns, Swisses, &e., 12s, up. Lovely Hom- stitched all-Linen Handkerchiefs, 25c. Best makes Alpacas, 28c. and up. A Guinet Black Silk supe- rior in ce Oinish and durability, $1.25; would good valué at $1.50. Al!-Wool Shetland shal and up. Silk Clox Balbriggan Hose, 25 p. Ladies: and Gent's Gauze Vests, 2c. and up , and @ host of desirable first-class Fancy aid S:apla Dry Goods equally cheep, at. BRODHEA D'S. 333-04 1205 F st., bet. 19th and 13th, yecce YARDS OF HAMBURG EMBRIDERY, from anction, 8>., 4., Be., 6c., 8c., 10, 18. The cheapest and Dest lot ever offered. WAMSUTTA COTTON, (best), 10c. ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, (best), Tc. Best CALICOES, 434c. Best yard-wide PERCALES, 8c. Best yard-wide LAWNS new styles, 12c. Yard-wide Plaid ORGAN DIES. 120, Striped LINENS, 10c. pring DRESS GOODS, 10. 12, Lc. MATTINGS from 15c, L¢ DIES’ and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR, BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at C. M, TOWSON & 0O."8, ty ‘ictoria Lawns, 10 cents; Linen Lawns, 10 cents; Best Pacific Lawns, 10 cents up: Percaies, 8 cents, worth 12: Callcoes 4 cents up: Ladies Percal Suits, $2.75, worth $6; Ladies Linen and Batiste Suits, $1.50 ap; All-Wool Cashmeres, 60 cents, wrth 75: Buntings, 124 cents up to best oa made: Biack StIks, 62 cents; Summer iiks, 66 cents: All Summer Dress Goods secri- ficed; Parasols at actual cost to close out; Bed Spreads, 60 cents; Fancy Hosiery ch : Ladies and Gents Gauze Underwear; Best Uniaundried Shirt in city, 75 cents and $1. T. N, NAUDAIN, Je29-tr 709 Market Bpace. SiLks. POSITIVELY THE — LOT OF THE © SUN. No CHANCE TO DUPLICATE, BoTTOM PHICES ARE REACHED, PRICES ARE ADVANCING, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. ‘We have made our last reduction. } Call while th Our $1 BILE ts magnificent ” Pe Stock ts ral, Our $1 25 SILK is superb. Our $1.50 SILK ts Ce © are offering # genuine **Bonnett’? SILK | $2, worth $3, and examine it, . vs CONNOLLY'S, Je29-tr 608 Oth street, opp. Patent Office. NDROSCOGGIN COTTO: A Weusutta ect, iy — ‘74 Comte. W hite Spreads, 50, 76, One Case Kemuants Lonsdale Cambric, 10 5 cents pair, cents, Children’s White Hose, 4e25-tr a, B. BAILEY, Th and ¥ ste, RY GoopDs | _, Whe largest stock of Bunti Fancy Dress | Gcods tobe ‘ound te the city. wand ™ Elegant stock of Silke, Satins and Gren- Damasse adines; White Goods, Its, Table aid Napkins, wery ds, ued ‘Quilts, Teble Lines Carpets, i oes ‘and Olicloth on second ana No. 998 7rn sr, ¥: W: BURDETTE & C9, No. 706 K 83. X.w. sea r I ‘HE GREAT SOUTHEEN 8SHIBT.” OPEN FRONT, Reaty-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands Lines’ Linings w the ‘Bosom, made of Wamoutts mamae and twent j gue hundred Linen, ready to. put 4 acted repo Se mando by "ux C. GEO. MEGINNESS. 75 W. Fayette st., Baltimore Brauch—102 Fst. n.w., Washington,’ my38-1y ry rWESTY PEB CENT. OFF. A rare opportunity 1s now offered the ladies ti. securing the flucst Ine of GOODS at the lowe: Prices ever offered iu thie city, wiz: Dress rappers, U dergarments. Sprigg and Summer Wiape, Divss Timm ings, Mifivery Gods J 8 P andc, P. Corsets, Walt Braids, Laces, Musil: and Sk Ties, Artick de Paris, ete., ete. Ai goods marked In plain figures, M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue, 1 Cite Trevise, Paris, Jel0-u MM 3X; ZEANNERATE ‘hse closed her e tablishment in Washington. She has received two cases of imported BONNETS Sen on TH ERDay ana WEDNESDAY, vpen on an IN . «| 88 North Charies street, Baltimore. DEESSMAKING in all tts branches, 3e3-"r SPEC.AL ROTIEX, wADIE® FINE BOUTS for Spring wear of skp make for sale at very reasonable ay — JAS. H. VERMILYa, 10 Sth ‘o street. Ladies Boots and Shoes Wade to over sta at ahor aotice. °° mar80-ir PERSONAL. 5628 Real Estate Broker, 708 Est, fires: touts large and elegatt, wii titi aud a ncun iful t ble, and every thing ‘u ry to mske home pieasart for parents ana children. Address A.B. NODINE. Op viele the oie ee 5 Agee HE TRADES. PROFESSIONAL. \CUNTRY BOARD—Two pleasant ROOMS, 7 with good COUNTRY BOARD. on a tarm near Lanrel Station, Washington Biancli B, & 0. R. R. Teams moderate, Address Mis, KENN «DY, Ls Ma. 29 20° DLEABANTLY SITUATED, NEATLY & MOUBE. Witu vicely preparea LABL BUARI in p yrivite famfy where appreciative bertice ear enjoy ‘he comforts of home at modarat expens 8 68.0 st Dw. 9 12" YOUNTHY Bo RD / ville. Ma., #3 miles from Washington, of. tepelitan Branch B. & 0, B. Sugar Loa? mountains, "@ od ‘table, Tcums and pure - ir, Address N.‘T. Barvesville, Md., or inquire of Boom 2 Le roi’ butlding. HE HAMILTON Consagn K anv l4TH Sts,— Handsuae ROOMS, en suite, fonth south, reduced rates for the Summer, TABLE BOARD $25 per monin. Je29-1m. 5 K=T. N. W._MRS, STOCK HAM respect- 945 fully calis attep ion to the handsome At Talbott Hi ase, Barnes- e- R.; two miles from p'eaeant TALB OTT, KUGMS (en suife or Single) and ch ios TABLE BOAKD. Greatly reduced rates for summer season. Location éxcelient. Je29, Im? VREMONT HOUSE.—Parties who desire Hotel BOARD, with coo! and can locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer Bee BINDAiNG, ‘The, pablic. te tfully informed that th: AVCEPT BOOK HINDERY ie carried ou we lerevofure. Tue same excellent workmen are ea joy ed, and the work turned out will be ip the uperior style which bas always been s character silc of the establishment, 112 Ps. + 84 floor, apo-2y A. ‘ASS, «BIN BT-MAKBR, NeW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND M STRERT NORTHWEST nevT-ly 1880N BROTHER: GQ = Baagricar Boor Asp JOB ois iia] vania avenue, Wasbin, Ae" Fine Printing » Specialty janio-ly WARING JOHN C. HOGAN, 713 Market seu a Newt Patentes le: BS. J. J. FULLE! M “uy SICTAN Of the ‘““NEWSCHOUL,”* .0 F street, opp. St. Patrick's Cuurch. (Consultation Free.) jylé-6 * { @) N. DUTION, Architect and Engineer, la§ removed to B16 F street (Warner Build ing.) Briages, Roots and geueral ren Work de- *gned, estimated aud coutracted for at lowest ties, iy5-tr D3; BiJQHNSTON,a graduate of the Peun- sania College of Dental Surgery, Visladelphua, with 16 years experience: Spr =ftive over Batlantyne's bookstore, 488 7th ai vem Dentistry in all ita bratichess Gold a- DES Specialiy; administered; not at drst-e-ase work donee Moteronges: hone” Dit Demer, 11th aud H sts, n.w.; Wm. Ballantyne & don, 428 7th st n.w. jy3-im* V JABHINGTON, JULY 15TH, 1873.—We here- by give notice'to the pablic that J. H. Caveua is not ib our emip'ry from this date. UG. MENCKEN & BR).. 3917-31" Baltimore, Ma, OHN PATCH 506 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 DP. , reporis as to responsibility of people with abs.ra: ts of real estate and ileus thereon. ches for Chattel Tiusts, $1. Examines Tities, jyll-liu* STROLOGIST.—Mcs. Dr. ELLIS, 806 Penn- ivaniaavenue. If you would know the truth consult the Dr Ofice hours from 9 108 D.m, = ‘apis-1y PIANOS AND ORGANS. VIS & re — Us LL rokt Pianos a Boeckaltes Sn wee (f81-tr] H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st, k.T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist. D Removed to southeast corner 7th € streets northwest, Teeth inserted ger set. J. B. GLb: BD; EEMOVED 70 foe sre breer, my33-ly DUKE, Dencist, 423 7th street southwest, ‘octas-ly mon’ at_the following reduced rates: Gentleman between D aud E streets. Busatifal and. wifes $50 to $60 por mouth, singe Bsr wets of Teeth, $3; Teeth act to $80 month, and $8 to $10 week; ‘ng without GO centa. operations Board, $40 per month and $5 per ‘week jel-ly warranted. PREMIUM Ane eS nv RoveD sopa, H HOT WEATHER. With Granulated Ice, 3y15 im Cor. 7thand & streets. ONDS AND STOCKS. n:ted Staves Bonds of ail kinds; istrict of Columbia Bonds of various issues; Vashington and Btock. a Bonietpal sng aint” marlb-@ ve are now ed to furnish Ra nia ie ‘CLOTH, BEERSUCKER ard = MADEES SEER-UCKER, at reasonable rates for the heated term. ¥. J. HEIBERGER, Tailor, No, 535 15th street, jy9-tr ‘Wa. hbington, D. C. ME. (tye IN RESSMAKING, 3e20-Sm_ ae Over * ‘M. KENABE & CU.°S WORLD-RENOW N- ED PIANOS.—These “BE GREAT SOUTHERN 1 UPEN FRONT, sn Made Of Lret—clas mat th ar acid Mango limug te the Boss eee aL ¥ 80 cls. ; finished. §1, Habuls Shirt? Pree Deck, is of the bert men ining and Linen nateia) and also bas Li ands: I only 80 cts unfinished. and 6 ete. fn- The cl Shirt tn al! the world fam- tutta U, XK" ready tw putouargLio, OU We re eral of oon Shirt has been «ta. for & me at . unfinished, and ts. Sisbea = ponies s The Wamsntta 0, XX Shirt 1 unfinished, and 80 cts. finished, chiens Boy's Shirts. 12," 124. ad 13 inches, made Saueutta Mustin, and fue Lineu ‘Bosome our cents. * Finest 4-ply Linen Collars. 6 for $1, aK pid at our Brauch, 1008 F street nardi-tr Cc. 6k, MEGINNISS: Se BOOKS AND STATIONERY. OKS FOR St ER READIN Walks in Londe Pomaguid, By Fron. the Lakes By H. M. Frei ‘om Fg) pt tod pan. Lit Guzzy. By Author of Helen's Babies, Hs Int eritanes. “ by Adeline Trafion, A Yeu Wor) Living. B, W. M. Baker, WM. BALLANTY VE &@ SUN, $3 15-tr £28 Seventh st. nite. UK BOOK LIST FOR JULY. Uur list this month Includes @ very large assort- meut of bouks, Lound avd in paper for sumenee Trading, too numerous to mention, more than the flowing: Harper's Half Hour Series; Franklin Sauare Libracy: Appiet u's Haud Volume Series, Harper's L tary of American Fiction; Appis- ton’s Guide Book to American Cities, en me, Av persons intending to trave. th.s Summer will Pha give our stock # ooking over befure pure chasing thelr reading matter. Also, we have all Varletics of Stationery and the latest styles. W. B. & 0. BH. MUBRIBON, ‘Ww BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, jy20-tr 475 Penn. avenue (TBE LATEST PUBLICATIONS. Around the World in the Yacht “Sunt ” Mis. Brassy; Ulus Islands as Re Of Health sng Fi ‘The Alaa Augustus Hare, n, B M's. Prentiss. Pyor, $1 Killarney to the Golden Horn, By H. M. Ficia, by 8.@. ts have Leen before the public , Benjamin l.; $3. The 8; forty years, and have recel and Taiking Pi es. tighest hward wherever sxbioiied: MesCammon’s #5, The Battie of Hiothis BoC oe oben BL: favorite Pianos, and Pianos from other celebrated er, U.B.N.; mi @c. Poems and by manufacturers constantly on hand. Shoninger’s | Swinburne; second series, $1.75. A by ‘Organs. Pianos and sold, rented | Miss Mulock: $1.60" Jet: Her Face o fee ac. exchanged. ‘Particular Pald'to Tup- | tune: paper, ‘S0c.” Mag: A Btory of Tovday; paper, ‘and, Repairing Pianos. C. REICH. | 50c. ' Miriain’s Heri ‘Alma Calder 4 BACH’S ‘Warerooms, a3 ® | Wc. The Canoe and The Fiying Prost ‘ew doors above Penna. av. For sale by ‘MOHUN uM Booxeeliers and Stationers, G45 sTOvES, GAS OVENS AND BROILERS, Allsold on a guarantee, Full line of GAS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS, CORCORAN BUILDING, of Mi! PSS | Lost, Himes.... 1 American ABSAMA-RasThe Last eect Abroad. 3