Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1878, Page 2

a OO eee eee ee THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY... .+. JSaly 18, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES..,.Editor. TRAVELERS ABROAD wil find THE EVEN- | ING STAR on file at the following pI LONDON.—Henky F. @ILLI@ & CO., 449 aad. Chating Cross. "ARIS HrRALD BCRE*t. 61 Avenne 118 Boulevard alvertisements and subscriptions will also be recetved. T 3. $e ho era: Cuas, Magenta Wh Hakfwick, Average stcorn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in thé city added together. ——_-++e-___ ‘The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR Bent to their address by mail, postage prepaid, for Such perio! 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. 44 The money to pay for the time required must In all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the Paper cannot be sent, — If, without disrespect to she National party, it may be compared, in \.ew of its relative size and order of development, with the tail of an imaginary dog whose body is made up of the other political organizations, a doubt may proper! ested as to the correctness of sconelusion that a dog mt t wag |, beeause the tail ean't wag the dog. | "r operation seems to have been suc- | cessfully performed in California, and not a | few other states are anxiously waiting to be | assured that they shall not witness a similar performance within their own boundaries. An interesting fight may be expected in Mass- tis, if General Butler, who manages to vod deal in his oblique glances through litical grindstone, has not lost his shrewdness, and entirely miscalculated the Strength of the Massachusetts Nationals. The | Genera! would take great pleasure in holding the ance of power in his state, and in dictating the way in which its offices and honors should be divided. In Pennsylvania there isa delightful uncertainty in the politi- cal struggle. The election of perhaps half a dozen Congressmen apiece by the two leading parties may be counted on as certain, but ina majority of the twenty-seven districts the re- sult is douttful. This chaotie condition of affairs, together with the hot weather, is ex- pected to cause an alarming mortality among the Pennsylvania political prophets. Candi- dates, a!so, will be in a distracted state of mind until the drawings are made in this grand political lottery. The figuring im regard to Luzerne county, whose vote is put down, just now, as the factor which will decide the con- test, will give an idea of the data from which calculations as to the result must be derived, In 1 with a total vote of 26,774, the demo- cratic majority was this majority de- ereased in 1875 and inereased in 1876. In 1877 out of atotal vote of 25,508 the democrats obtained only 4.415, the repul n vote being 6,405 and the Nationals sweeping the districts with 1. As this result may be changed at the nextelee tion by the ballots of more than ten thousand registered voters in the county who failed to get to the polls last year, aud as the most con- tradictory estimates of the strength that the nationals have retained are made, it may safely be asserted that it isimpossible to de- termine what will happen at the pulls of Lu- verne courty next autuma. And if, as assert ed, the result of the Pennsylvania election depends on the decision of this county, we must firmly refuse to point out the next gov- ernor of that state. In both Ohi d Indiana the managers of the two great parties have gone “a wooing” to the national party, and it is not yet evident which is the favored suitor. In New York, too, it has been seen that prom- nent state officials are not indifferent to the new comer among political organizations, and the nationals of that state may congratulate themselves that they have at least made many politicians decidedly uncomfortable. But it is unnecessary to multiply instances where the growth of the new party is spread- ing consternation. The avoidance by the na- tionals as a party of the errors into which there is danger that they will be led by some Shouting demagogues will make the fears of the old parties well founded; and it is this alone which wiil cause the increase of the new Party to be other than a mushroom growth like that of other political organizations which have temporarily cut a figare in the history of this country, and quickly passed away. Didn't the raving Reavis urge a “superior climate’ as one of the reasons for changing the seat of government from Wash- ington to St. Louis? “Out of the frying pan Let us see! | } | into the fire’ would be nothing along side of a trade like that. Paris will, of course, have its international Woman's rights congress. The sessions will begin on the 25th of this month. If one may judge from the proposed programme much valuable information will be elicited by the Giscussions, in reference to the condition of woman all over the world. Movements to im- Prove the condition of women, their education, hygienic laws pertaining to them, their work and wages in different countries, the civil, commercial and penal laws which discrimi- nate against them, the laws of marriage and divorce and the social evil will all be diseussed and needed legislation will be recommended. #8 the right of suffrage is not given even to Lien In some of the countries represented, that feature of the discussions at such meet- ings in this country is not likely to absorb the attention of the Congress. Theodore Stanton Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Mrs. M. A. Liver- more are the representatives of America. The thirtieth of this month will be an excit- ing day for Germany. The canvassing for the ag elections, which will take place on as been of great activity, and a gle for mastery at the polis will e occurred. Though the attempts the Emperor's life wil have the eifect of er the power of the government in the LeW parliament, and will give new strength to x movement for repressive measures against Socialism, it is not believed that Bismarck om ha will gain so decisive a vietory that he can act indepen¢ of the national liberals. As France's representative in natural his- tery is the festive rooster, it ts only natural that its trattic in poultry should be the largest inthe world. It exports into England alone between two and three hundred million eggs The su: that on asphalt pavements unshod horses will be used to the greatest advantage to owner and animal is worthy of consideration and gestion made in the London Times experiment. It is stated that in Brazil unshod horses travel over the roughest roads with the heaviest loads, after their hoofs have become properly rounded, with increased sureness of | footing, a diminution of expense, and an ad- s€iice of the diseases tha: are caused by the practice of shoeing. If shoes are unnecessary in the circumstances suggested by the writer im the Times, it is worth while examining whether the horses which slipon asphalt when sho@ in the ordinary way will not travel to Detter advantage when a larger and rougher surface than the hard, bright shoe gives a fout- ing on the pavement. ————— 02 Instead of fooling around with the eclipse ‘out in Colorado, Edison ought to be inventing & coolophone, or whatever he wants to call it ‘That would not only make him rich and Aamous, but everybody else happy. GREAT BARGAIN. » have just placed on onr counters a lot of cay UE AND BROWN PLAIN LINEN ee LAWRS, WARRANTED ALL Ling, AT 25 CENTS, FormgEn Price 40 Cents. ‘Vii make Cool Wrappers and Suits, ‘Ten per cent, of for Cash, it W. M. SHUSTER & BRO, is>0L LUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. — Notice ts hereby given that the mershi Deretofore subsisting between EDWAED J. EUGENE ©. HANNAN. under the style and B mevt “HANNAN BROTHERS.** at617 11th B.reet northwest, in the city of Washington, D.C., is dissolved by mutual conseat. EDWARD J. HANNAN will hereafter eliect Bud rec pall bills due the late firm, and will pay B i the cb igations of the tate arm. NOTICE THIS: a In adéition to the 100 p'eces of P:inted ANl-Linen LAWNS, which we are seiliog at 18 cents ver yard, we have just received 20 pieces Brown Plain All-Linen Lawns, goods never so'd under 40 cents. which we shail now offer at the very low<price of 20 cents per yard, We are now recetving all the numbers of Plain White INDIAN LINENS. from 95 to 50 cents— the most desirable White gocds out this season, W. M. BROWN, jy18-tr 314 8th street n.w. FFICE BOARD OF ‘SiONER EE COMMIS- July 18 1878. Wasninct office until Navy Blue and Proposa’s will be receiy-« at this MONDAY, July 281, 3 o'clock p.in.. for the pur- chase of lois forthe Fire Department within the following metes and bounds, viz: Between Pa, avenue and M st. and 22 ani 24th sts n.w.; box tween N and Rhode Isiaid avenue and 10th and 12h sts. n.w.; and between Dela® are avenue and 2d st. and Band D sts n.e No bids considered for lois less than 30 feet front and 90 feet deep. The Tight is reserved by the board to reject any or all Mds, | Terms for payment cash. Bisls must be di- rected tothe Board of Fire Commiseioners, and marked proposals for tale of las. By order of the D.C. Commissioners. THOS. L. HUME, "8, Jy 18 3t Chairman Building Committee, (Post & Rep. } PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE STONE, CEMENT AND SAND FOR TH U. 8. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AN PRINTING. WASHINGTON, D. CEFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, TREASURY DFPARTMENT. seaica BASHINGTON, D. C-. July 17. 1878. | He ‘roposals will received at_ this «tice vntil 12 w, on the 2p Day OF AUGUST, 1878, for furpishing and delivering at the sice of the build- ing to be erected for the Bureau of Engraving and Hrinting, square 231 Washing‘on, D.C . all the broken Ftone requ red for the concrete foundations, 980 yards, more or less: als0,fo all the Cement and | | % sone Saale part 7 . Aoply, Sond regbired for the tniliing. 12 060 bbls. move | Sra‘ sts. new, “PP at the Southeast corn’ 24 | i 14 le pariy on monthly payinente, sy 18Pl 8 or less of Cement, and 3,000 cuoie yards, more tr s : : ___ less, clear, sharp Sand. J ANTED—PLAITING, 902 9th st., one door | Jj REENT- DWELLING HOUSES—Eheih ce C'pies of specification, blank form of bond, ard north of 1 st. n.w. ‘New improved extra sory Brick House No. Ti 14th st.: a four Ponagditonal infermation may be had on applica~ | wide mach’nes, “Special machine for laces, silks, | > «ty Krick House No 725 1ith st., abd a three tion at this Office, JAS. G. HILL, &c. (Parisien mode,) 2c. per yard, No branch, | ‘tory Brick House No, 306 13th st Ap ly to J) 18-ec6t Supervising Architect. Miss Bk LLE LUC. Uressmaker, jy 16-31" JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1231 Penns) vania | iN | Apply, WANTS. _FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | DEY GOOD8._ few @ ods to move as possible. Oar stock must be = i —<———> = ' ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A_ competent R RENT—A good ORGAN, at $1 per month; EAL ESTATE BULLETIN FOR SALE The Stock, Fixtores aud Good-wit RY GOODS AT REPUCED PRICES, W tho MAKER. Appiy at 1289 D street also a 7-stop one st $3 per ‘month: No. 8 2d OF of an old-estabiished GROCERY, PROVISION | 1) a - uw. 1* | at.se. 3918-3." CHHOS. EZ, WAGGAMAN. Blo Seventh St. rosie eoeE, STORE: splendid location, on @ | “As we expect to move to our and Saturcay.| pas Ww id at @ bargain on ac- ys WASEDA WOMAN that isa good oo i RENT—HOUSE No, 1006 M st.n.w.; ai | ‘Changes made every Wednesday | count of sickness, Address "+ Busnes?) Sear Cerner of BIA Sod E streate and to wash and iron. Inquire at 435 Penn: A medern ‘mproxements. Apply to CHAS E. Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. | Office, ys During the ext mouth, we shall offer our entire sylvania avenue. le GIBBS, 1834 14th st, Jy18-lw*__ | Park Hotel. 7th st. road, mod, imps $83,000 | BARGAIN, —1 am authorized ya New STOCK at greatly reduced prices. soa" 'o have as WASTED-A competent PHARMACIS® of )R RENT—Furnished HOUSE No. 1519 8h | Continental Hotel. m. | i fvur or more years experience. Address v Box 2. jy18 3 * 7 ANTED—A SITUATION as chambermatd, nurse or will assist at genera! housew rk. App'y at 105 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Lo W ANZED. BOARD for lady and two chlidren; private family, with large shady yard: Bro- i? “‘Druggist,’ Star office, ferred n.w. city, Address immediately A. Lock Box 714 st. n.w.; 8 rooms; complete for housekeeping; ail modern’ improvements; will rent for August, September, ‘ober and November, for per | month. A’pply at the house, Jy 18 3tt FOE, RENT Delighttu’, cool ROOMS, fur- nished. 937 H st, n.w. Sammer prices. 317-3." a RENT—HOUSE, st. six rooms, No, 324 13th Apply at store corner of 13th sad © sts. yi7 at" TW AATED BY & respectable white Girl a SI T- UATION to do general housework or cham- berwork. Call at 918 ist st. n.w.; good refersuce can be given. td aw. FOR BENT—A new nine-room HOUSE with al mod. imps., and dry cellar, on H st. n.w. hear Ist street. “Inquiry of D. CONNELL. @: WW 48TED—To RENT OB PURCHASE—Oa monthly payments, a cheap, comfortabl3 HOUBK of 7 or 8 rooms, with good vard and shad trees, Address immediately, ‘*Tenaut, office, Jy18. Widten a WHITE GIRL between 12 and 14 years old, to assist in general housework, ter 4 p.m, at 809 11th st.s w. jy17 2° | WASTED_A PLACE by a competeut wom vn | experlence, salary expected, reference. &c., with as laundress or cook in’ res best of references given. Apply 1312 16th street n. Vv ‘ANTED—A SALESMAN familiar with the gentlemen’s furnishing goods _ busin State, in handwriting of appilcant, age, busi ectable family; for three days at jyli at" 38 Feal name.’ Address ‘“B. C.," Stat office. j17-3t W AATED {By a young colored man, a SITU- ATION as coachman or waiter. @ood refer- ences. Apply 1918 H st. n.w. 3516-81 WaAnreD—a small White GIRL to tae care Vy ito sma'l childrenwnd make herse:: gen- eral Jyi7 8. Fon RNa Eaeomely furnished. first-tioor, «ool FRONT ROOM: house has modern Im: provements: Eubitt within one biock. Rent $6. ‘» gentlemen only. Address ARMY & NAVY, Star « fhe yt RENT—Three-story and basement BRIC DWELLING, No. 813 11h st., between H aud I ste n.w., at the exceedingly low rent of $35 per month, re. ALSO, O.e more of those beautiful new eight-room BRICKS on F st . between Ist and 21 sts. n.e.. being No. 111. This house has a fiue, dry ceilar and every moderp convenience. Rent ‘only $20 a month, “Apply to M. M. ROHRER, 613 7h st. jyl7 3t OR REN T— Furnished HOUSE of8 rooms, 824 9th st_n.w., for twoor three mouths; ems very low to responsible parties: possession given immediately; modern improvemen’s. jy16 st" (OR RENT—HOUBE 56 1th s ard soon s. ball, poreh, e gas and water; rent reasonable, or will sell io d= 1 ENTLEMEN’S AND YOUTHS’ BUITS MADE CHEAP (when cut) by a first-class Talloress, at jy17-3." 51 MYRTLE STREET EAST. DEACH ICE CREAM Just Delicious, Come get some at JV17-lw_" FUSSELL’S, New York avenne. W oi cRELIVERED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Orders left at the office of Juin Sherman & Co. will receive prompt attention, Jy17-2w . C. GRANT, Bt QUALIEY Nos, CANTON MAT- T have about 30 Roll: of the best grality of Fancy CANTON MATTINGS, which [ will sell at cost for cash, W 48teD a GRADUATE of Pharmacy or & Young Man who lias been actively engaged iu tte drug business for four years. Address * Pharmacist,’’ Washington, D. C., Btar_ of- fice, Syi6-3 * W 4ARIED- FARM to rent with a view ot pur- chasitg. about 100 acres of land, suitable for adairy, within 16 miles of Washington. address iving particu'ais, A. B., 922 7th st., Washiag- on. ¥16- 3." W ANTED-A White WOMAN as wet nurse: a suitabie person ean have a good hoe tor & year or longer." Apply 823 Vermont avenue, op site Ar ingtcn Hotel. jyI5 4." Ww anrspe vou personally to examine our complete stock of SEWING MACHINES. We have each and every kind for less money than SAN ewsewhere, Howe, Remington, American. with SORM, ALEXANDEE 8 405; Lirop-Leat, Drawels and Gover, $30. Kentiig aud 3x16 3t No. 1231 Penna.ave._ | Repairing.’ MCKENNEY, 427 9th st. n.w jedt-1m pet UMPH AT KOLBS’, jy15-1m Cor, 7th and E streets. Stu K BALBRIGGAN, LISLE THREAD, GAUZE. MERINO, INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS. W. 8. TEEL, jyl3-tr 935 Pennsylvania ave. W ANT ED EVERY BODY to get Card Photo- hs for only $2 per dozen; 18 small Pic- ture 26 cts., at Dt) DGE'S,467 Pennsylvania ave., between 4\'and 6th sts, Je22 4" ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN W 0c- apy a args third story south front room, or suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD— first class. 617 Fst. n.w. feb23 W 4NTED Te oxchany je, uew STOVES for old ones, Groceries or at BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no Pay. Stoves rented. ‘novié-tr ELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS! All property owners who desire to obtain reduc- tion uton their SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX BILLS, or obtain **Drawbacks’* upon the Dilis aid by them, must file complaint before JULY Stn, 1878, For the convenience of all parties interested, claims filed with MESSRS. MARB & BYRNE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 7th Street, above F street, WILLIAM J. CARROLL, No. 72 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., wi'l receive immediate attention. The undersigned will give special ard persoual attention to this class of claims, and all TAX- PAYERS who have not obtained proper allowance for old material removed or re-used, for work cone uncer permit, for church property, or trom any error in the assessments. shoald FILE THEIR CLAIMS without further delay, with either of the firms above named, or shouid call at ouce on WILLIAM DICKSON, No. 282 Four-and-a-half street, three doors north of Columbia Building. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXkS PAID AT A LarGe Discount. jy13-5t GPION Worr, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and United States Commissioner, 617 Seventh street, Between Fand @, Lock Box 63, Residence, 1125 5th st, jy1l-Im T AgHsNULATED ICED SODA. KOLBS’, Jy35-1m Cor. 7th and E streets. or with WASTER Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of ory goods aud work at lowest poonlths price te st ‘A. HOCHACH, G14 Louleiana atoane, auglé-1y W ANT ED MOTHS and other insects tn furnl ture to exterminate by superheated steam. CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. auglé-1y W ANIED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'B Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4}5 and 6th sts, s.w, Called for and delivered without charge. Jy13-1y Wants perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAH, for which a lveral price will be paid. Apply at the Star offic. ‘aug30-tt Wee BATHERS to renovate CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave. — auglé-ly ANTED—CARPETS w CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Keating and Erroept Works, 7th-st. wharf, Orders by mail, o: left at W. 8, MITCHELL'S, Market Space. feal-1y W SAZED-gentiomen to know that WM. MOORE, werent ae, 1011 New. aoe avenue, makes a specialt utting Garment be ‘made at bor jangé-ly LOST AND FOUND. Lost A WALLET, containing a few dollars and tome papers, of no use to others. ‘Tne tinder will please keep the money and return the Papers to Barber's Shop, at Myers’ Hotel. Penn- sylvapia avenue. jyi8 3" at avenue, Jy 16 3t For RENT—Brick DWELLING No. 87 M ket st.. Georgetown, D.@,: 19 room: ng !aihroom and pantry, with hot and cold water; on plea: ant and desirable, and convenient. to jhe street cars, Apply to J. @.&J.M. WATERS, No, 28 High st.. Georgetown, 315-10 (OR RENT—The PREMISES corner of Green aud Stoddard sts.. Georgetown, admira ny ted fora large boarding and day seminary, ving been uscd as such for the past five yeat here being s large Dwelling, having modern con- veniences; 15 rooms, with cellar an house; a’ summer. kitchen and. da necred with the dwelling there is a two-s" te bdirg, built for school purposes, contatnin To ms, one of which is 30 by 45 feet, Ali needa rej airs will be made and the property rented at a lew tate toadesirable tenant. ossession given on or betore August 15, Persons, by calling at the premises, will be shown through’at any time pre- Hously. | Apply to DICKSON & KING, corner of Green and Water sts.. Ge rgetown, and corner of 6th and K sts. n.w., Washington, jy 15-1m. POE SALE—A HOUSE fronting upon the sout east corner of Judiciar: quare. Will be so'd. cheap for cash, Address ‘ost Office Box 581, city. jy 12-Ge" FOE RENT Now BRI K. bay window, mod- ern improvements, seven rooms, No. 10.8 New lampshire avenie, “near Washington Circle, Jouuson & Witmer's Row, Apply 1918 Pennsyl= vania avenue, jyl2-1W R RENT—HOUSE No. 731 8th st.n, w., con- taining 9 rooms, modern improvements. Apply No, 727 Bin st. n. W. Jv9 2w* PSE SALE AT & BARGAIN— Op Fou Rant TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 Nt (new,) finished in best style, thirteen room: every room heated, including bath and servants’ rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtibs; vegetable and meat cellar, Can be sees atany time jy1-1m CE RENT Low nice HOUSE: hall ana7 oonie: No. 1818 20th st. n.w.+ parked: key hext door. “Appiy to D, M. LAWRENCE, No, 2508 K st. new. ‘je29-Im* JR REN T—ON JULY 18T—$25—No. 76 Congress , Georgetown, three-story Press Brick, robe, bath. Apply’ to WM. B. ORME, "ipo Washington st.. above West st. Je22" Im For RENT—No. 1619 K st, n.w., $60 per month; range, two bath rooms, hot and cold Water, latrobes. Apply to B. P. SNYDER, Natiobsi Safe Deposit Company, 15th st, and New York avenue, je20-1m FOE BENT HOUSE No. 418 New York avenue .W., 8 rooms. Will be rented low toa prompt tenant. Apply to JOHN B, SCUTT, New York Avenue Hotel. Jel4 6 9 kK RENT—A comfortable HOUSE and STORE, on prominent corner, facing Pennsyl- Vania avenue, Capitol Hill; low rent to a good ten- ant. Inquire, for key and terms, No. 11th st. DW. ie] GOR RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, at greatly reduced prices, by B. B, CLARK, 1201 436 st. 8. w. w:5 REWAKD.—Lost, this morning, at the Con- SS" tre Market, a COAT, containiie s Pocket. Look, With sundry notes ahd memorandum, of no use {fo anyone but the owner. The above reward will be pald for the return of the papers to WM. LORD, 8. e. corner of 6th and @ sts, n.w. No questions asked. Jy1B-20" O8T—16th, Light Red SETTER DOG, white breast, tail tip, nose ae 4 and feet; named Dash." Liberal re- Wal given on bis return to 1307 H st. jy17-3." OrT—On Monday, the 15h, a LETTER post- marked **Little Rock, Ark..’* addressed to George W. King, attorney-at-law. A reward of $1 will be paid for itsreturn. GEORGE A. KING, 475 Penusyivania ave, Jj17-8: pEces FOR GOOD LUMBER. JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 feet......§13 33 BOARDS, 16 feet, per 1,000 feet. » 1333 STOCK BOARDS, all 12-inch wide, per + 1500 DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 and 6-4, per 1,000 see 2000 WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Bixth street and New York avenue 358-tr WARMER! THE WEATHER 18 GETTING WARMER! NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST In Spring and Summer Clothing. Dress Dress Dress Dress Dress Dress oats ats Coats Coats Coats Coats Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Pi Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere Cassimere White Vests White Vesis White Vests Whiie Vesis Business Suits. 15. Business euits. it Business - 12. Business pase Business + 10. Business - 8 Business » 7. Dress + 20. Dress + 18. 16. - bb. 14 » 12 | © ba SSSSSssB SSSSSS SSSFSSSS SSSSSSS poses comm prowemmanas GSEBEE = E88 Sese ss & ALPACA and SERGE COATS, a complete as- sortment, from $1.25 to $4. DUSTERS, $1, $1.50, $2. OFFICE COATS, immense quaniities, 35 cents & piece. * A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. Je88-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sts, GBANULATED ICED s0DA. KOLBS', ty15-1m Cor, 7th and 'E streets, 'TTANS’ CRYSTAL DISCOVERY peng tree ners mms F 0 outhful appearance in three to ten 8, removes Sanarumt, and prevents the hair fal! a ‘With a constantly increasing sale for the eight years, we feel satisiled we can recommie! ft has the advantages over all other of this character of— First, being warranted entirely harmless, Second, no sediment or other extraneous matter, creating” more or less dirt upon the scaip, to shad cre sl Sra wid oonrine®, | price One Dolla For sale at * lorner. id D sts. n.00., je28-tr be Sotner Iaith and In.w. R. BROWN bas had it success in the tres Tient of BEER MTORR EA. ERESA- GRE DECAY, and all Diseases of a Private or ‘Venereal Nature, without the use of Calomel or it, Mercury. Has bad eieve: rs’ experience. Charges reasonable. Othce. 1008 E st-, nent cornet NNAN, EDWARD J, UA ie June 18, 1378, 16th b.w., Back Room. » Hours—8 to 10 =. m. toband7 todp. m, 3 47 18-Ln* O:T—July 15th, a ROUTE BOOK, near M street bridge; of no use to any one. A sult- able reward If returned to 1218 F st. n.w. jy16 3t* St Sunday, June oth, as child's NECK CHAIN, with Gold Coin and Cross attached. heme on cross, Nellie M. Foss.*? The finder wili be liberally rewarded by returning it to weg je street n.w. BOARDING. YOUDTRY BOARD—Two or three more BOARDERS can be accommodated ($20 par month) near Georgetown. Address R, T,, this of- nee, Conveyance. Jy18-21" PUEAPART ¥RONT ROOMS. opposite Frank- lin Square, with or without BOARD. 1316 I : Jy16-31* Sten, Cesky BOARD. ‘he proprietor of *:Vine Hill, * a beautiful rest- dence cverooking Middleburg,’ Va., will takea few BOARDERS during the sunimer months ai $25 ‘ach per month. The location is near the Blue Ridge—s portion of the state not sav tor beauty of scenery and healthfulness of climate, A daily ‘line of stages run between Middieburg and Lee burg, connecting at the latter place with the train from = Washington. Addres: rs.) C, KOGEHS, Middleburg, Va. iy16-30" myl-8m KR RENT—Very pleasant FRONT ROOM, second floor, with three windows facing triange; 1118 New York ave. Reference given and required. ‘Terms moderate, Locality central aud delightful, mny4-tr RK RENT—Furnished PARLOKS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekee} ing, and several small BED ROOMS: 854 Pent Vania avenue., corner 4)¢ st. marll-5m' EDUCATIONAL. AVERLEY SEMINARY, W aap NG END Bay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN. The Priuelpal snd Corps of Teachers of the Georgetown Female Seminary will resume duty tEPTEMBER 18111, at No. 1412 H street, Washington, D.C. Circulars will be found at the priacipal book and drug stores, and at Glenn’s jewelry store, 9th st., near D. Application may ‘be made te the Principal through .oddard st., Georgetown, by letter, till August 15ih; after that at the Seminary, 3318 Im MISS LIPSCOMB, Principal, GTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY, STAUNTON. VIRGINIA. ‘Teachers, including Mra. Gen. J. E. B. Stuai gompetont, Kind, Terms $ai0, Batrad Los Good board warranted. Climate mild, healthful, Ex- travagance prohibited. Discipline excellent, Not Bectarian, Send for catalogue to jyl7-Im Rev. J. 1, MILLER, A. M. EST END INSTITUTE. Mis. 8. L. CADyY? School for Youn; 33 15-2m New HE ROSSLYN SEMINARY, MISS B. RUSS, Princl} Will reopen on WEDNESDAY, Sept. No. 1536 » near 16ih st. n.w. Circulars at Boardman’s, Ballantyne’s and Solomons & Chap man’s Bookstores, Miss ROSS will beat theschool- rooms Sept. 10:h. Pievious to that date her P. O. address is Bux 688, Morristown, N. J. jy11-2m Ss Ladier, faven, Conn. ih, at PRQAEDINGS A beautiful, plearant. Christian bome, at all seasons, ‘Terms $15 to month, “Address JOHN PINKEY, Ber 8 p15 GUMMER BOARD—Falls Church. uear R. 8. SS Slation: 20 acres, shaded with fratt and other es: rons large nd elegaut, with milk and a beun ifui t ble, and every thing'-ecessary to make Loave peacavt for parents anu children, Address A. Bh ODINE,. or visit the place Jy 13-20 WUNTRY BOARD—Two pleasant ROOMS, With good COUNTRY BOARI), on a tar uear Laure ton, Washington Bian-h B. & O. R. Ry Terms modeiate, Address Mrs, KENNADY, Lavrel, Md, J)9-2w* DLEASANTLY SITUATED, NEATLY KEPT KOUMD. With cicelv prepared TABLE BEARD. in a private fami'y where appreciative Dailies cat enjoy the comforts of home at moderate expense: 976 8th st n.w. Jy9-120" P.HE HAMILTON, Conngnr K AND ITH S15.— Handsome ROOMS, en suite, fronting soutl a reduced rates for the summer, TABLE BOAR: $25 per monih. Je29-Lin O45 S52, NW. MES STOCKHAM rospect- ee) fully calls atten‘ion to the handsvine KCOMS (en suite or single) ana chcice TABLE. BOARD. Greatly reduced rates for summer season. Location excellent, Je29-Im* 4 Nes EMONT HOUSK.—Parties who desire sigcd Hotel BOARD, with cool and airy ROOMS, can locate at this favorite Hote! for the summer Pier at the followlug reduced raves: Gentieman ang so $50 £0 $90. ber ea bee Boome, 95 10 Tr wonth, and $8 to $10 per week: Beard. $0 per month and 86 per week "° jaLty PREMIUM, LB 8 IMPROVED SODA, With Granulated Ice. Cor. 7thand E streets, Curae LUMBER. CHEAP, AMAZINGLY LOW PRIUES FOR LUMBER. Will discount any published price list for cash down, A complete stock of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, AT Panic Prices! THOS. W. SMITH, Near B. & O. RB. R. Depot. innate bene wage pought ‘marls- ‘10th st, and Penna. aven RE Pee * is warcnes YY BPROLALTY | tor oes veer: yretantess tSeiy ARE IN FASHIO. ABLE SRESSMAKING, RESSES, SUITS, COSTUMBS, ULO4KS, &c., ‘Made in superior style at short Ladies can have Dresses Cut and Basted, and a perfect fit guaranteed. se20-m 907 Pewnsuloagie coerce, PARR ESHURG, INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa. Highest site ob a. R.R E. o. the Mcuntains. Only $9 per quar- ter. Ko ratras. For circulars, address Rev. JL. LANDIS ‘pal. rpar a NSTI UTS, Boarding and Day Sch ol for Young Ladies and (hildren, MB. ARCHER, late principal of ‘+ Patapsco Fumele Institte.' near Baltimore, has removed her scheol to 1401 Mass. ave., Wasblugton Ci School duties resumed Sepl, 28h, 1878." For circit lars address Mrs, M. B. ARCH R. Washington, D.C. J)9-tu, thées, toc. 3: 9-01la UMMER COURSE at BPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘7th and L streets, during May, June and July, Tuition by the month in Penmanship, Corre dent ook Kee} and the calculations con- ected therewith eae For terms inquire at the College Office. my4-3m APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord VILLE, FA. Bors, $50 per quarter; Girls, #45. Students for business, Yale or Har: vard College, Instructors first class. fel@-ly J. SHORTLIDGR, A.M., Prin, ‘AMES OORRIDON, Profeceor of Penman- ehtp, St. Cloud Building, sth and F, Writing ookkeeping and Short-»3ad taught in short and easy courses of conan, Thoro b Inatraction guaranteed, Lessons given at ant schools. joa-ly* 721 723: 725 15th si. K st. n.Ww.. mod. imps, 2101 G st. n.w., mod. im) 12 rs. 458 La. ave. n.w., mod. imps,. 20 Ts. $05 H st. n.w., (2 n..) mod. imps, 8ts...- 625-627 10th St. n.e., mod. imps. 247 3a Treo-8to 916 Delaware aye. n.e.. b. n, 6x7 G st. s.e., fh. 10 313 18th st. 8.w., f.h.. 10 rs. 306 H st. ne., f2b., Lirs. 141 and 143 A St. s.e.. b.b.. Bs. 307 Elm st.. LeDreit Park, f.n.. rs. 1620 17th st. n.w., f.h., 6 rs. 21 to 29 Myrtle st.'n.e.. b, 426 New Yor ave. n.W. f. h., 74s oH bth'st H G 3t, 41713 20811 404 6th st. n.w., mod. imps.. 16 rs. 1014 17th st. n. w., mod. imps.. 9 Ts, 81 19th st. n.w., mod. imps,. 1i'rs 201 Pa. ave. D.w., store. mod, imps., Ur. 1M 6 E Pree Offices rooms on 1348 F Reon 5177 hst., Ne, 3d floor, 719 Market Space— Room 6. bet. 17th and 18th n.w., » bet. D St., bet. Mst_ and Mass, av. u, w. St. 8.W.. mod. imps., 6 rs. ry Brick anc, Frame Houses (or, Sue. 18 ben, st. n.e., f. b,, OFS... 3.200 Unimproved Property for Sale. per tt bet. Eand } n.w., per ft hand 6th n.w., per ft. hand 6th p.w:, per ft. H st. aud Grant ave new and E n.w., per ft. tay Tie bet. 6h and 7.h n. w.. per ft. Houses for Rent. th st. n.w., store. mod. st. n.W., mod, imps. Ii rs.. st. nw avi DLW, (Lee Garden), St. U.W., mod. imps., 6 Offices s Bai d 4, 24 floor 5. 6, 7. "21 thoor, 32) 18, 34 tloor, mps,, 12 rs. 8 J issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bul- letin of all ty for sale: and rent on my books, which can on cation at of or wl be sent by mail if desired. a) sad Loans. $2,000, $1 000 at 8 per cent. jy17-tr R RENT— BRAINARD H. WARN! B. H. WARNER & C©v., ‘916 F street northwesi. EDWIN A.MCINTIRE, 25 1205 K rt, nw, ......8150 1416 10th st. nw 1121, 1308 14th" st... 75 106 4ch at, 5a, 1016 16th st. nw,..--:.75 1644 Columbia siy...25 Mt. Peasant,(fur)... 65 1307 st. nw. 518 13th st 60 1245 9th st. nw, wa. 1143 7th, with store, ..U 1296 8 st. nw. 55 7 55 . StOFO 65 230 8d st. ne, sees 25 1314 1810 Bt LW, eeee..50 3K at. 00, ecosceee eB 1785 F st. nw, $180 1808 Gat, thw, sosss00s80 1715 De Sales, 50 1425 8 st. uw. ‘a0 918 F gt. ne, 40 M 1830 Corcoran st.....-40 9112 Penn'a aves...) 608_E Capitol, 40 1081 7th et. with store,40 1584 9th st. NW, 00. 35 785 11thst, nw, 2405 2418 Penn. ave, 85 8.1. co! 214 4th st. 86. .......! a 1305 3 street... 1622-24 26 Q st: nw, ..88 8h & RL. ave. nw. 438 440 K st-nW,..0...30 626 B 122 Bt 8t. 86 52 c00. 80 ¥.~. cor, 18th and M,30 Tih and Boundary, -...80 2018 @ Bt. nW, .:seeee30 Suton st nae 9 Bt. DW, oe 276 3307-9313 M st.” nw, 27 1126 19th st, .... wea ilar ae tan amas at above, a list of which 1s materially Al every day on the bulletin at our of R RENT. B-story Brick, 2018 G st., 10 rooms, 3-story Brick, 1214 H st., 8rooms. 3-story Brick, 1011 11th'st., 9 rooms, 3-story Fram‘ 939 I st. 7 rooms, 8-story Brick, 1006 Mass, ave., 14 rooms, 2-story Frame, 1821 14th st., 5 rooms. 2-ttory Frame, 1826 14th st.; 5 room: Tr ese Houses are in good repair, and have mod- ern inprovements. Inquire of JAMES W. BAR- KER, 1106 H st. new. jyl2 ln PROPERTY FOR RENT, By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 812 ¥ 623, :008 E st. n.w. 984 829 20th et. now. 917 7th st. 919 7th st, #21 7t $14 41 120 M 1423 New York ave. n.w., store. 5C9 B st. s.e., 10 room's, mod, imps. 202 5:h st. s,€., 9 rooms, mod, imps Houses and fine Building Lois for sale at rates, Pa. ave. n.W., 16. Sssasess 1320 Penn. ave. .w., business house. 907 13th st. n.w., 13 521 18th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod imps. 1013 15 13 rooms, mod. imps... ‘a. AV. n.W., 11 rooms, mod. imps... n.w., 10 rooms, mod. imps.... Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioneer, 10TH AND F sT. N. W. 1328 New York ave. n. w., 18 rooms, furn.$150 00 St. D.W., 8 rooms, rooms, mod. imps. t. DW, n.W., 11 rooms, mod. imps, . D.W., 12 rooms, mod, imps. .w., 10 rooms, mod. imps. 10 rooms, mod. imps, st. R.W., 10 rooms, mod. imps. 9 rooms, furnished. D.W., 9100ms, mod. imps. D.W., 9rocms, mod. imps. h st. th st. 8.€., 10 rooms. mod. im} d. ave. 6.w., 9 rooms, mod. fin mode varemt e. DW. store, Call and see. DB. vse 122 Md. ave. s.w., 8 rooms, mod. imps. 203 C st. 8.¢., 7 rooms, mod. 119 Carroll st. 8.e., 7 rooms, 121 Carroll st. 1428 8th st. p.w., 1419 New York 7 rooms, mod. imps. water & gas. re and cellar... 125 00 100 00 100 00 see- 75 00 75 00 RRSTTSSSRRBRREAHRKGSSESSAGS SBSSSSSSSSUSSSSSLSSSISSSVIsi Z i RB RENT—By THOS J. MYERS, Real Estate j¥6 tory Brick, 8-story Frame, 810 224 st. 3-story Brick, 418 34 st. 4 story Brick, 611 13th 2-story Brick, 1116 19th st. 3 story Brick, 39H st. n. Agent, 1216 F st. n.w. Jith st., 11 rooms. mod. imps., 10 rooms, W., mod. imps,, 10 mod. imps., 10 rs. +» mod. imps., 7 rs. Ts. BR RENT— BY F. H. SMITH, Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Bullding. Corner of 8th and F streets, 7 3614 Columbia st. 806 H 24 7th st. 8.8. Trooms., mod’ imps, 710 H st. n, Teens, m 4 DS. $30, 000 to Ioan on approved real 33 5-1 8, mod. Imps. Trucs. mod imp: Grocnis, mod, imps. 12 or ms, mod tnp 1gP mod, tmp 4 Brooms, mod. imps St. DLW. tu a ips. To nw st. D.e., 9 rooms, 4d. imps. 7 Gem: mod. in) EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, R WM. E. BURFORD. 708 E street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. Srecial bargains are offered in two-story press- brick Houses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and ali modern improvements; $150 or $200 cash; balance in sual] monthly payments, es to suit purchaser, 1218 N st., frame, 9r.. ‘or Rent. 17618 st., brick, 8 r., mod. imps, 1608 Corcoran st., brick, 6 r.... 1220 20th at., frame, 6)... (io MOAx.—$3,000 to joan, in oud Or two duims, at 8 percent. Apply WM. E. BURFORD, 128 Real Estate Broker, 708 Est, —— ——— __ PROFESSIONAL. FOR SALE. OR SALE—A_V-se’s PIANO, almost new, anda Weeds SEWING MACHINE, Will be given cheap, separately or APPT ethe", owing to owner's leaving for Cpe. Apply toNO. 1527 Lst. nw. Jy28 Gt SAL E-PHAETON, HORSE and HAR- NESS. The Carriage 1s elegant and heariy new: the Horse sound and perfectly safe for lady; wil be sold cheap. Apply mimediaiely to W. H. GOODACRE, at stab'e, 1i24 G st. is UE BALE, Positively at a Sacrifice for Cash during this month, a number of FIBST-C. “ASRS AEE AND UP-| Ate. L. WILD & BRO.'S, Emporium of Music, ‘723 Tih street D.w. Jy 18-3w' THE TRADES. Beex BINDING. ly informed that the LrcEedr Book DE: oa carried on a heretofore. The same excellent are em- Dloyed, and the work turned out will be in the Enperigr style whien. hag always been a character 12 Pa. ave., 8d floor. ape-ly IBSON BROUTHEIsS, (iD JOB Gre emai book “erica tangs ‘ONEY TO LUAN ON se, Dak Mkok be Say tent Arpanet age PHYSICIAN of the ‘\NEWSCHOOL,"* J.J. FULLE! 920 F street, opp. St. Patrick's Caurch, (Consultation Free. ) jy16-6." C. ing.) N. DUTTON, Architect and has removed to B16 F street Brioges, Roots and general Tales. Engineer, ‘Warner Build- ren Work de- ned, estimated and coutracted for at lowest Jy5-tr Ay fenticunan io serene ten days, an clegant two story press trick and hack-buildiig HOUSE. located op between 14th and 15th, having bay window, 8 rooms, midern improvement=) lot 20125, to a 30-foot alley —for §2. 500; snail, cast T@ ment, apd balance to suit customer, | Property ard street most desir: fe Aut cost, originail #4600, Apply to W. E. BURFORD. 63 street, 1 10,000 T0_LVAN AT 71 ©) real estate security. Apply. Ss. B. 3917-3." ONEY TO LOAN. M We can negotiates loan up to $35.000 If the ap- ication 1s made st once and the property offered . Interest at 7 per cent. paren MAN & GREEN DOW jy16-t, w, th, fs 412 Tih street. | T O LOAN. MONE cent. On OARMAN Bank of Washin. on real estate, In sums to sult, at 8 ner Tsi-class Lusipess property at 7 per cent, R. 0, HOLTZMAN, yet loch and F sts. now. | MSE, TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE Several large and smali ainounts of money to | loan at low rates of interest. ! 31210t BH WARNER, 916 Fst.n.w. | S500 ON HAND TO LOAN on real estate, at © eight percent. Apply to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, jvl2 6." 920 F st. now. Jb SALE-Thi e desirable BUILDING LOTS on 1th st., near corner of Ist, now. 6t ¥. W. MILLER ® CO. ‘0 LOAN- $10, 000, in « 631 F si. Dow. suis, at 8 Percent. Also LargerSums, at 7 per cent. W. E. BURFUKD, Real Estate B: jy10-1m WASTED TWO BRICK HOUSES: all m. 1: LW, ; at $4 BCO and $10 000 cash: must be chesp, Also a small Farm for a Good House, House & ESTER. 513 Teh st. ye FOR EALE On easy terms, REAL ESTATE on Connectic nue, Qand 19a | ES streets, Inquire at 1617 Conn. ave., or 1980 Pa. _iy Valuable avenue. je94-1m Mor: MONEY!) MONEY!!! on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETc., at P. WALLACH’S, Loan and Ccmmission Broker, 1417 Peunsyivania avenue, Je7-tr hear Willard's Hotel, POE, RENT_LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 street n.w.; forty years and longer known as ‘ational Livery Stables;'’ have unusually large mund surface ald unsu ‘accomodations and facilities; fronting on C street; broad alley ways upon west and rear, another alley way lewlliug directly from rear into Pennsylvania avenue: fine spring water and Potomac water both within remises. Terms, &c., address M.A.KIMMELL, C st. nw. Jee Tw" GOLDSTEIN & CO. “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STRERTS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Sliver- ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable terms, a-The oldest and t bust aaithe largest business in the city. ee OL sirable Dry Goods i this city 25; Bantings, cream, navy bine, steel, plum and colored ang Black Checked and Striped SIiks, on pure white and colored ground, SUKs, and we are off ail of our Parasois at reai cost. (fast colors), 4c, stitched | Alpacas, 28c. and up, cy and Stapie Dry_Goocs equally chesp, st BRODHEA Ds. J)3-tr 1205 F st., 19th and 13th. HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, from auction. 8e., WAMSUTTA COTTON, (dest), 10¢. ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON Best yard-wide LAWNS. new styles, 12c. Yard-wide Piaid ORGAN DIES. 1c, Striped LINENS, 10c, Spring DRESS GOODS, 10, 12, 152. MATTINGS, from 15e, La DIES’ and GENTLEMEN’S UNDERWEAR, cents; Best Pacific Lawns, 10 cents up; Percales, 8 cents, worth 12: Callcoes 4 cents up; Ladies fegds made; Black Silks, 62% couts; Summer tiks, 56 cents: All Summer Dress Goods sacri- ficed: | Parasols at actual cost to close out; Bed Spreads, 60 cents; Fancy Hosiery cheap; Ladies and Gents Gauze Underwear; Best Uuisundried reduced. and ail who are in want of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods at low pricas, are solitited to give us aa early call, WM. R. RILEY, jy12-2w 713 Market Spaces 7E ARE POSITIVELY SELLING Wk CHEAPEST PRY GOODS IN THIB We believe we have the largest assortment of de- One handred (WO leces of new and beautiful Lawns just recety: rom biladelphia. Buntings, pare Wool, only ‘ack, brown, gpd gray: Lace Bantlhgs, 25; Black Sika 76, 87, $1. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. $2. Black Silks, Sdc, THE POPULAR CASH DRY GOODs STORE, CARTER'S, 711 Market Bpace, Colored Sitks, cream, navy blue, cardinal, }yro and all the ligne shades of Colorad ed and Striped Biiks, on pure white ground: Lavender Blue, Brown. Green Siks We pay Casi for all of selling them very cheap. Sell r@ aR CARTER'S, 741 Market Space, Washing*on. [SSE4BD-oFr BARGALNS BRODHEAD'S, 1205 F street. jy@-tr Dexter's celetrated Ball Knitting Cotton, Be. | Dall, Pins Sc. per paper and up. Beautifal Neck Rofiling, 20c. yard up, _ATi-Linen Crash, 5c, ava up.” Basting a, two spools for Ir: 'Be. dozen. 20-Bone Hip Gore Corsets In boxes, Bc. 1c. Ul Lancaster Cambr Tifa Best wn 12 \-Linen Handk: Lovely Lawns in Organdy designs, ri 8 Lawns, Swisses, &e., Lovely nlefs, 2c, em- Best makes A Guinet Biack SUK sape- or in Color, finish and durability, $1.95: woud ood value at $1.50, All-Wool Shetiand Shawl pn Hive, 2c and t and up ¢ 4c.~ 5e., 6c., Bc., 10, 12. The cheapest and best lot ever offered. ° (best), Best CALICUES, 4c. Best yard-wide PERCALES, 8c, BARGAINS in all kinds of DRY GOODS, at TOWSON & 00."8, 636 Penna. avenue, dyl-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w. HEAP DRY GOODs. ictoria Lawns, 10 cents; Linen Lawns, 10 Percale Suits, $2.75, worth $6: Ladies Linen aud Batiste Sults, $1.50 up; All-Wool Cashmeres, 63 cents, worth 75: Buntings, 12% cents up to ‘best Shirt in city, 75 conte sod PL aupar 3e29-tr ‘too LADIES’ GOODS. FPRENCH MUSLIN DRESSES. LINEN LAWN SUITS. We have on hand ten ‘Beautiful French Musiin Dresses,” suitable for full costume—at springs or seaside—whick will be sold at extremely low prices, {We are opening dally large lots of Linen Lawn SUITS, OVERSKIRTS and JACKETS, the prige of the unmade materials SST: #t Aout MITCHELL & MABTIN, 33 16-5t 931 Pennsylvania avenue. THa EF. Oth ‘. 9 DOUGLASS, Soa THE GREAT “ CURATIVE CORSET.” Recommended by the highest medical authority. See CIRCULAR and CORSET, at the Agency, DOUGLASS, 9th and F sts. jyl-tr Sole Agent for the District. PER CENT. OFF, in ad¢ition te our Goods bei juced f Weare offering, until July ion neal ying 10 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH. Goods marked in plain figures. Great CHIEFS. Pattern HATS at Ail Goods half price, at regular prices, MRS. M. J. HUNT, ARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARASOLS! At Prime Cost, > To Cl t 8t PLAIN AND FANCY BANDLORE $1.50, $2, $2.50, etc. You will save C. M. TUWSON & CO" 6 Pennayloamia aventie, Je29-tr 621 and 623 D street, At Prime Cost, IVORY AND BON, y Pin $i, AND BONE HANDLES, from 7 cents to $1 Gn your Parasols by purchas ingat iyl-tr Side, near 7th st. rpwew iTX¥ PER CENT. OFF. MBS. J. P, PALMER Offers until August Ist. in addition to her alread; reduced prices, " TWENTY PER CENT, DISCOUNT On all sales, large and small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED, All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowes! market prices, Mrs. J. P, PALMER, jyl-tr 1107 F st., bet. 11th and 12th sts, (TVENTE PEB CENT. OFF. A rare oj nity 1s now offered the ladies fo: securing the finest Ine of GOODS at the teweer Wrappers ubdergteea stig "ata Dame and Sumiei Wraps, Dress Trimmings, Millinery 3B P, aud'C, P. fair Braids, Laces, Muslin . Corsets, and Silk Ties, Article de Paris, etc, etc, All goods marked:in plain figures. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘7 Cite Trevise, Paris, jel0-tr ME. JEANN! ‘TE has closed bi a M’ tablishment in Washington, She hes gue” Tecelved two cases of imported BON NETS: and Riding and Seaside HATS. SP Wort Cartes eset Buses E+ a 08 DRESSMAKING in all'its branches, —_je3-tr Qrecan SUTICE. ~ADIES FINK SOOTS for Spring wear of my ‘Wn make for sale at very reasonavie 7 ili sas gata Opposite it Ladies Boots and Shoes made to order at shor: Rotice. marso-r PERSONAL. 4. J. H. JOHNSTON, a graduate of the Penn- Pi iladciptaas ints of tal Surgery, es Cfice over Ballantyne’s bookstore, 488 7th st. u.w. Dentistry in all its branches, Gold fiil- 1Dgs & specialty; fret-ease work’ done, References: administered: nothing but rr. Rev. Di Demer, 11th and H sts. n.w.; Wm. Ballantyne & Son, 428 7th st. n.w. jy3-Im* Det TALBOTT, Dentist, aa gL ng per my33-ly mar set. a DRNTIBT, REMOVED TO 708 15TH br: Aly Over Thompeon’s Drug Store, Ds DUKE, Dentist, 483 Tth street southwest, ta of Teeth, $8: Teeth Exusc- Sie el i + ing withont pala: BO cents.” All dperstiona octas-ly ‘OR HOT WEATHER. ‘e are now to furnish AD’ ‘D14 VAMBOO CLOTH, sabes TA RERSUCK EG and MADEES SEER<UCK: ‘ates Tor the heated teria, TW 48HINGTON, Jucy Iori, 1878.— We here by give notice'to the public that J. H. Caveaa 1s uot in our employ from this date, AUG, MENCKEN & BRO., jy17-30" Baitimore, Md. ‘OBN PATCH, 606 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 P.m , reports as to responsibility of people with absiracts of real estate and Mens thereon, bes for Chattel Trusts, $1, Examines Titles. jy1l-lm* A tTROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. 805 Penn- aven! If you would know the truth consult the Dr. inal Office hours from § a.m, to9 D.m. apls-ly PIANOS AND ORGANS. HsrR bars 2.2, awoe oe taal grest ese. (rma-trt . L, SUMN EB. 611 9th st. 6 00.3 WORLD-RENOWE- for plgnest a celbrated W ssnineron HOME BEMEDY, DE. LEWIS PLASTER, SEVEN FOR A QUARTER, Say aa Bolden 40h for @ Oiroular, ry bargains In JABITS and HANDKEB- | which she | Market Space. su* POSITIVELY THE Laser LOT OF THE SEa- ON, No CHanxce TO Durricate. BOTTOM PRICES ARK HRACKED. PRICES ARE ADVANCING, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY We have made our last reduction. Call while the stock is rall, Our $1 SILK ts magnificent, ° Our $1 26 SILK is superb. Our $1.50 SILK ts a marvel, We are offering $2, worth $3. Cail genuine *-Bonnett’’ SILK at and examine it. CONNOLLY Je29-tr__ 688 Oth street, opp. Patent OM-s, AnwEeae So = mht on, ‘White Spreads, 60, 75, $1.) on Ove Case Remnants ie jt ome of Lonsdale Cambric, 10 Children’s White Hom 5 Sekt. 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