Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1878, Page 2

=" nnn THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY. July 29, 1878. CROSBY 8S. NOYES . Editor. TRAV EI EES ABROAD will fad THE EVEN- ING STAR on file at the following places: LONDON.—HENRY F, GILLIG & CO., Strand. Charing Cross, PAFIS.—N Y. HeRatp Brnear, 61 Avenue ge dorera: Cuas. Hantwics, 118 Boulevard lagenta: here advertisements and subscriptions will also be 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 im the city added together. ———~--e —___ ‘The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may ‘ave THE STAR Sent to their address by mall, postage prepaid, for Buch perio«t of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, 60 cents per month, §1,75 for three montps, or §3 for six months, 4#@ The money to pay for the time required must in all cases accompany the order. Otherwise the paper cannot be sent. ———————— There seems to be a good deal of confusion and uncertainty,even ia the minds of news- paper people, as to what is meant by the term “a strong goverament,” which is just now coming into quite common use in this country. So clear a head as that of the New York Times, for instance, is led to say “The truth is, that all the current tatk with Yegard to “a strong government.” deriving Ls Strength om the eleeiivn of this or that per- son to Presideney, is either dowaright honserse or is as indefensidie qs rebellion. AS | the expression of a belief that the government | acquires trom the Presiden whatever strength it possesses, it is too fuolish to be misehiev- ous » This seunds w but it would be worth vastly more if there were not a good many people still living who are able to remember and compare the characters and administra- | tions of Andrew Jackson and James Buch- apan. Does our contemporary believe, for example. that if Buchanan had been in the | White House in Jackson's time, the South Carolina nullitication disturbance wou'd have been nipped in the bud, as it was? Or that if Jackson had been President in 1850 the country would have been drenched in blood for four years afterward, as it was? It isthe study of these things that has set people to thinking and talking about a strong government; and whether it means Grant or not, it does mean that there are a great many people in the United States who honestly believe that there are forces of various kinds now at work which will before very long require a man in the Presidential chair of the Jacksonian rather than the Buchanan type of character. They don’t want anything but a Republican form of government; but at the same time they don’t intend that that form of government shatl be destroyed for want of a man at its head wio is Strong enough to save it. There is no reason why men should be com pelled to labor on governmeat buildings at Starvation wages. If there is no other way of Stopping it, Congress should, in making ap- Propriations for public works, stipulate that all contractors and subcontractors on said works shall pay to their employes'the same wages paid by the government to workman of the same class in the same neighborhood. If this principle was estabiished it would be as fair for one contractor as another, and greatly benefit the workingmen. Cheapness is not always econom: The labors of policemen, poundmen and disciples of Mr. Bergh are all necessary at this season to preserve the proper relations between men and dogs. The call for the pay- ment of atax on such pets now sends many of them homeless into the city world. Tuese animals, becoming famished, dirty and dis. eased, may be depended upon to develop hydrophobia, if left alone. The system, then, isa wise one which imposes upon policemen and poundmen the duty of preventing the dangers that would naturally follow, by kill- ing such dogs. The greatest favor that ean be granted the unfortunate curs 13 speedy death in as nearly painless a form as possible. Waen a person determines to give up a dog rather than pay the tax, the animal should be handed “49 | IANO FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR New York city make, and in g condition. Call or address Mrs. L. M RODINSKL 415 Lat. s.e. 3329 80’ "TION OF PARTNERSHIP. eect HILL & EDMOSSTON is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted to the late firm wil settle with S.C. HILL, who will continue the business ba ws old stand, 93 Louisiana avenue. $e SE angi: July 27, 1878, 3) 29-3." WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. TW ANTED-HORSES to pacturs: $3 per in ynth QE duite at OSBORN & GHEEN'Sstahics, 62% R RENT—HOUSE No, 1138 10th st, Inquire B. ROBINSON & O¥,, the’ B: st.n.w. J. W. BELL, 329-1) bier, 909 Pennsylvania ave. i729 6: 7 ANTED—The West End to Fnow Hotel Rick | R RENT-A six-room HOUSE. with a W eliev, No. 1728 Pa. ave., Day Board re | passage, frontand back yard, waer and gas, te $16 and $18 per month; Rooms “or ren’. 4 Reet 8.0. Ynquireat6li N st. nw. iyo 2° ANTED—o KEST-A small HOUSE or tree ROOMS in the vicinity of N. L. Mar- ket Address ANDREWS, 911 7h st. oR EENT—To. FOOMS, ina 617 llth st. nw. GENTLEMEN—Neatly kep privatefamily, Terms moterare LOSING OUT SUMMER GooDs, Ail Surmer DRESS GOODS to be sold at price, to make room for fall stock. te buy. "Gocd Bleached Cotton, yard wide, at 7 and 8's cents: these gocds have advanced, aud the next jot will be higher. Good 10 4 W hite Sheetir g at 20 cents; case price at present, but will close what we have at old Fices. PA lot of Sample Bianketa, bought of an agent who did not wish toreturn them, to be sold at whole- SEE PHC GEU_J. JOHNSON & CO, §329-tr 701 Markt Space, cor. Tth st. RODHEAD & CO., 939 P. nn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts , te the attention of their friends, customers rangers to their exceeding y 10m prices, wide Lorg Cloth, finished like linen, 7°. Wamsutta yard-wide ‘Bleached Cotton, ‘10c. Tonesdale Cambrie (genuine). 12s0. New York Mills 2-yard wice Sheeting, 25c, Clark's best 200 yard Spool Cotton. Be.: (6 ‘spowis for 36c.) All- ¥ ool Shetland Shawls, 75c. and up. Courtauld's Crape, $1.28 and up, (all silk.), Larties and gents Gauze U, Vesta, 25c. and ap." SUK Clox Balbrig. #n Hore, 25c. and up. fes_and Children's Lace Top’ Lisie cloves. 68°, (net) and ap. Dress Goods of ail kind from 6c. up. Including Black 51 ks, Grenadines, I.inen Lawus, French Perca- lines, Dotted Swiss. Victoria Lawns, &c., &c , 2t asacrifice. Ten (10) percent. discount ailowe f ail ca h rales of Import gs, Parasols and Bun Ja. bre! at au low erst, at Umbrellas BRODHEAD & CO., J329 tr_ 939 Pa_ave.. bet 9th and 10th sts. OPOSALS! PROPOSALS!!—Received for mats ping BOARDING TENT and CONFEC- TIONEKY STAND, at ‘Jackson's Woods? Camp Meeting. Baltimore and Potomac railroad, August 15th to 26th inclusive. Address Rev. J MURRAY, D. D., Georgetown. D.C. jy27 2" USTIVS SAYS WE MUST GIVE WAY TO EVERY CUSTOMER A PAIR OF HIS HEEL PROTECTORS. The best $1.50 Gaiter in town; Ladies’, Spiele ae eee 40) ee $1 upvards, with a great many bargains to offer in the Bhoe Hie MS BRLBY'S, 1914-1916 Penn’a ave. half Now is the Le 7 aNTED -A first-class COOK at the Parkty son House to-day. Corner $1 st. and "a. OR RENT-P caant Furnisted ROOMS, with or Witbout Board, Apply at O18 MS y Da ave. WASTED: Sixtecn COUPLE to dance Tan- clers and qua‘rille; music every ulgat a the Richelieu, No. 1728 Pa. ave. jy29 3 * Foe REST_ Wits Boand_ ROOMS fo-m rly occupied by *:Grace Greenwood.’* 232 New J rey ave, 8.6, Capl-ol Hil, iy29 3.* CLOTHING In exchange for Carrlage Wo dress Box 8, Star effice. eT Wa *D—In juiet, re’ table p of city, BOAR forasmall family: two aluls, servant, and twosmallchildren, Address, sta‘ing terms, A. M. 8., Star office, City. Jv29 8° W AXTED—A Colored WOMAN to dothe work of a sina'l family and help axecare of achili: refercnces required. Apply 810 Rhode 1s and ave. WARTED Bed Room cand Paror KURNT- TURK; also, 7 octave PLANO, either to rent or would buy on reasonable terms, and board fami- ly if desired. Address M. @., Star office. J+ 20-3 * WEARTED_A PLACE by a good Samsicess Who understan’s dressmaking and chtidre "= eS; Would go out by day or week; will furnish olneceseary. “Address 8. E. B., 926 8m Wa URSITORE. CARPETS A JR RENT—Furnished or Uxfarnished, two pleasant, com muuicating ROOMS, separately © together: all modern conver iences, R-nt low toapermanrnt tenaut. No. 912Mst.n.w. 1° K KENT-Small HOUSE, No. 1256 8h sf, nD w., between Lard M. Rent $18 per montt5 aes so gas. Apply to J. KIRK WOOD, ed ‘OB RENT—A desirable and pleasantly situates BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms, near ths Cepitol, having a south and west front and thorough repair, 103 24 st. n.e. jy29 6." BRENT ONestiy furnished third-sto-y FKONT ROOM, suitable for two persons, with gcd Table Board, $40 per month, at 8421 st, nw. $149 8." ‘BL ENT—E UUSES No, 2207 and 2209, on 1 8°, D-w., Seven Focms; ive n Improve aonts. Rent $20 per monib. Asply THOS. E, Wat +a> My N 6 97that. rw, 3929 3t ANTE))—Good TENANTS for Houses 308 and 30714 h st.. near Treasary department; one with 10 rooms, moiera Improvements; ‘he hoch in comp'ete rapair. | An- fice corner 14 hand Csts,n.w. _ Jy203 * ANT# D_To Hikk—For th-eveveningseach week a@ HORS® and CARRIAGE or iizht Extention Tcp PHAETUN CARRIAGE to carry four persons; terms must be moderate, Addr ss 6. D. D.. Btar omies. Les ANTED—« WET NUR-E for achilt four months old. Apply atB& F.ederick st G corgetown, D. C, jy27 3.* WY ASTED Ladies intending to pa Halr Goods to call at H. PHL! 7h st.y near H, for bargolns in Braid: Pr, also, faded hair braids dyed ch -irori 2 nal Glory 4 Jy273* ANTED-To ExcuaNGe—Tin Ware and Housefurnishing @oous for ol! Stoves; naw Stoves exchanged for old ones, at 4164 P. G. SAUER, i ANTED—TENANTS for neatly F. rnished EOOMB; can be nsed for housskeentug: im oo Lne.ghlorhood 206 D st. n. w., near Tremont fous. Terms only $5 per mouth; cars pes te INCORPORATED MAY, 1877, Main Btore—1023 7:h street northwest. Kendall Branch—701 H street northeast. The Trade-ticket, good for One Year, ts now opored at Une Dollar. The above incorporation seeks to secure for Gov- ernment Employes and other persons of |'mited Incemes the same luw prices of the commodi'ies of trace which are secured to the U. 8, Army by its Commissary Department, and to the Government Employes in Loadon by the Civil Service Supply Association. It works a capital contributed by stockholders; unites a large number of purchasers; buys, as nearly as practicable, of first hands and in large quantity; sells, for cash, unadulterated goods by honest weight and in-asure. and divides. net profits among buyers. It is mauaced by Trastees in the Interest of buyers, Originally iatended for Fovereigns of Industry exclusively, 't now extends its benefits to all eit zens who purchase its Trade~ Hckets. ‘The Trade-ticket gives to the holder and his family, for one year, the benefit of dividends upcen purchases at the store; a'so, the benef: of spevlal contracts made with’ merchants, manu- ‘acturers and produeers. Orders f r goods, C. 0. D__ may besent by postal card, For fartlier’in- formation apply at store. jy27-1m J. H. ELLIOT. Secretary. °G COLLARS, D Rinse ee jy26_ Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury. J 8. FOUR PER CENT. BOND3 on hand « for sale. Other Securities taken in exchange AE CUTORETALES. | EWwI3 JOHNSON & CO., 1326 st Barkin LA™ CHEAP LUMBER. CHEAPER LATHS3, Cargo LATHS just arrived, Call and buy while on wharf and save cost of hau‘ing to yard, Remember, DISCOUNT for cash down on any published price list, at LUMBER YARD AND SASH WAREHOUSE oF THOS. W. SMITH, LUMBER! LATGS: 3) 26- Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. SUPREME COUBT OF THE UNITED SF STATES. OcToBgK TERM, 1877. ‘Thomas 8, Dobbins and George Spurck, over to a policeman or poundman. Otherwise great cruelty may be committed. There has come to our attention a case where the boys of a family in a fashionable part of the city turned their dog into the streets. He was Sometimes given morsels of food by the neighbors, and slept where he might. No policeman or poundman appeared, So the former owners hunted the dog with a pistol in an alley where he had taken refuge. AS aresult of the first night’s sport the dog Was shot through the leg. This wound was bandaged up by some sympathetic small boys. The next night, after the living target had been fired at some half dozen times it died in agony. Hunger, thirstand a lingering, painfuy death might have been spared the wretched animal, if compassion were not, apparently, a lost virtue. Such cases will not occur often for persons in the vi where ihe butchery is likely to take place will demind for their own protection from stray pistol bullets that these unskilled, unauthorized dog killers be Severely dealt with. Our police force is small and the poundmen cannot be everywhere, but it is to beregretted that by their presence this aggravated cruelty could not have been pre- vented. Cruelties of a somewhat sii r kind, often unintentional, shouid be carefully gu awrd- ed agaicst It is now a debated point in New York whether the experiments on the elevated road have or have not r ted in redacing the noise, of which complaint was made. Son of the cars have been dressed a skirts whi hang below the tracks, w a view to midting the sound. Attention has been called with ma lignant meanness to the ¢bsurdity of sappos- ing that the clatter of an; thing can be redu ted Between the eclipse, the Schuetzenfest ani the approaching camp meeting, we thonght the chances would in favor of a north eastern rain stort this week. Itis promptly on hand. Considering the e in Washington in the last f the | authorities better « ) ynelusion that | the prese a sued lin+to reduee the . clof being de. pay of the police moralized, th and made more e A protest co! Notch, in New ny The objections are well take The gre rms of that charming spot are its quietness and seclusion, @nd the fact that it can only be reached now by old-fashioned wagon roads. A railroad would undoubtedly popularize the place: that 3s, it would enable m: ore people to visit At than now do, but nobody would care to stay nce they got there. The ,>ss isso narrow that the railway can only be built at the sacri- Hice of the carriage road and many fine points of view, and, besides, the whole spirit and character of the locality would be changed for the worse by the contemplated “improve- ment.” Germany holds her election for members of the new parliament to-morrow. In spite of ahe impetus given to the administration cam- ypaign by the indignation aroused by the at tempts on the life of the Emperor, it is be- lieved that after the balloting the liberals will still be found £o outnumber the conservatives and the bitter opposition, severally, and to hold the balance of power between them. The part that the liberals play in checking the ex- tremes of political opinion is a useful one, and the longer the government has to depend on their votes to carry through its measures the better for the Empire. --—___—_. New openings for American products turn hp every day. The Pennsylvania coal com- panies can send coal to Italy and s@ll it with profit at several dollars less per ton than is paid by the Italian iron founders for English coke, 00,00 bushels of which are sent gach Teak bo Mediteriaggar Pets . 141 ve. wits in Error, Mot The United States, Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck, No. 142 vs. Puts in Error, ‘The Uniced States. Fhomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck, No. 143 Plits in Eeror, va. The United States. Aid Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck No, 144 vs. ifs in Error, The Untied States. Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun- sel fur the defendants in error, suggested the death of George Spurck, one of the plaiutiffs in error in these cases, and’ moved the Cuurt for an order under the 16th rule to make the proper representa- tives parties: Whereupon it Is ncw here ordered by this Court, that unless the proper representa- tives of the sald George Spruck, deceased, a3 afore- said, shall voluntarily become parties Within the first ten days of the ensuing term of this Court, the defendants in error sha'l be eatitled to have the writs of error in these cases dismissed as to him: Provided, That a copy of this order shall be printed in the National Union, or some ovher newspaper at the seat of government. for three successive weeks, at least sixty days before the beginning of the term of the Supreme Court next ensuing—9:h Novem - +, 1877. Tr <Tes ver PAL.) Ue OPO S MIDDLETON, 3326-3w Clerk Supreme Court U. GBANULATED ICED sopa. KOLBS' jy15-1m_ Cor. 7th and E streeis, T A_PREMIUM— DA. AT *qi)SUTEEED icep SODA: ag, 3y15- In Cor. 7th and E strecis, PBICEs FoR GOOD LUMBER. JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 feet......$13 33 BOARDS, 16 feet, per 1,000 feet. see 13:33 STOCK BOARDS, all 12-inch wide, per 1,000 feet seeee 15 00 DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 and 6-4, per 1,000 feet.. 20 00 WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth s'rect and New York avenue i,8-tr PRicmry aT KOLBS', jy15-1m Cor. 7th and E strects, Gt eanet MONTFERRAUD, MEDOC ss 6.00 MARGAUX. “6.00 JOHN H, MAGRUDER, 1491 New York avenue. jy23-tr near U. 8. Treasury Department, PREMIUM, At* EOLE SIME ROVED so0Da, With Granulated Ice. jy15-1m Cor. 7thand & streets, NEY TO LOAN ON WATCHES, Dia- SHONDBCIEW ELEY ANDBILVER WARE, AtP. WALLACH 38, (‘ae of 8. Goldstein & a.) Loan and Commission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, myll-tr 2.00 89.00 5 von LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER, ALSO, 2 HARNESS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &C. An immense ety of styles at equally low Prices, at theevef popular Factory aud Salesrooms JAMES 8, TOPHAM, €25 Beventh Street Northwest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall, REPAIRING, 3 and Harness thoroughly repaired and Tranks oovoredat low raves, V8 Fepatred, an jy27-tr between 19th and 20th sts. | door. 4y27 3u* rE: iNS’ CO- a yE y ANTED—A first-class Dry Goods 4ALES- Sovenereng, STAgRATVE a= | VW OTEO LA ieee Ba, Apply | t 709 Market 8. ace. 26 -3t W ANZED—Twro gentiemen or a geation wife to BOARD Io a private fam! Georgetown ; location central and conventen erences exchanged, Address ‘Private Br Star office, jy28-3t WANTED A young Lady, tally quailti a to Teach the English branches, toge her with French, Latin and Music, wishes ‘a SITUATION as teacher ina private family or school. She can ive references. Apply to H. B., Louise Ht vashington, D.C, 1y26-6 W ANTED—A TENANT for part (9 rooms) of anew House, modern conventences,aeiight- ti Ly situated, faring south on park, The owner occt pies the upper floor, and will either Board for rntor take meals out, ‘Call after 4 o'clock at 499 @ st. new. Jy26 3 * FOE LENT-A fine STOREROOM and HOUSE, +1X FOOMS, Water, gas, @¢., corner 7th and G 3 .8.W. C.H. PARKES, Agent, corner 43 and Ests. aw. 4.29 8" F' R RENT- Unfurn'shtd PAKLOR end BsD- K¢ OM. on second flyr, Also, one large Un. urnished FRONT ROOM on third floor, 918 E sonw jy29 2° WR RENT Whole or part of SECOND Fok« ’R, five roms and private bath-roct nrnished or partly fury ished, Terma lye. ’e.- ha 1 2211thst. n.w. iy2e2* ~ story Press Brick Fro . ty) window, Line rooms: No. t Sst Low 3 has bath, Istiove, range and all m xtra | wprevements. Will be rented low. FEN A tke Soy BRICK HOUSE N5, 1614 Columbia st., between P aad Q sts. o Ww. > six rooms, bath-room and cellar; water and gas in the house. ad a’soa front and fack yard. Anniv toW. HK. H.CISSEL, No, 1132 71h st.1 12° FOE RENT—On Capitol Will ore square trom Capitol grounds, e'gh'- 0 m BRICK HOUSE. Aso. im northwestern part of city, slx-rovm BUICK HOUSE, Rents cheap, Inquire of D. A, CHAMBERS 638 F st. 1293* Foz RENT—HOUSE comple ely furnishel. ta e:uding plano aid silver p'ate; price $50 ne meth. Alo, several Unfarnished reat very low. BATES & RYON, nw, )R RENT—No. £03 20 hist, 8 rooms, modern conveniences, Apply at store corner 20°h and Hi sts, Jy27-3t* JOR RENT—Klegantiy FURNISHED ROOMS. Inquire at No, 1211 0 strect n.w., after tive oelek p.m, 97-31" OR SALE—New 8-r00m BRICK, bay window, ail modern improv ments, Will be sold at a vargaln, Apply toG.J BOND, 4064 st. jy27- 11. OK RENT—Seven-rom HOUSE 406 6h st., s.odern improvements, Rent low toa desirabie ter ant, Central location, J327-1m, Fuk BEN Pre, Upturnished ROOMS and BASEMENT; 830 18th st., corner of I. Call “fter4p.m, Sy27 ae WANTED You to remember that we SELL ail kinds of SEWING MACHINES and em- PCy NO canvassers and have none to pay; hence our cheap prices. Howe, Remington, American, Weed, anc all other standard Sewing Machines, Renting and repaliing. McKENNEY, 427 9:h st. D.We jy24 3m \ R RENT- A twe-story Brick HOUSE, with 6 rooms and bath room, No, 429 20th st. Ap- ply at 218 4% st. nw. Jy27 3u* K RENT—Two-story Brick STABLE with six stalls and large carriage house, $15 par month to good tenant. 1314 F st. jy 27-6t ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oc- cupy @ large tuird story south front room or suitable forgentienanand wife. Table BJABD— first class. 617 ¥ st. n.w, fele3 Vv ANTED—To exchange, new STOV 5 for oll ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’, 6th aud KE sts, n.w. Sm key Chimoeys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, novi6 tr V ANTE D—A per’ect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which a liberal office, V ANTED—CAKPETS to CLEAN. & FERRY'S Kurek: Sweeping Works, 7tb-st. wh leftat W. S. MITCHELL'S, V AN TED- Gentlemen MOORE, Merc’ mak be mode at price will be paid, Apply at the Star ais! 0-tf Allg rf. Orders by mal Market Spac know that WM. ant Tailor, 1O1LNew York a specialty of Cuting Garments to ne Jang6. LOST AND FOUND. Ls *T— On Saturday last, a GOLD MEDAL, ea- graved **J. A... for scho'arship,** and 1878.** The fiader returning n.w., Will be rewarded. 1c* turday, a Black and Tan DUG, 1 pada collar and tag % be liberally rew ty returning tod. MCFKE, 8214) sts. w. ce OsT— MEMORANDUM BOJK_contwnin notes and papers of no value to any one excep owner. Liberal reward will be given for its re turn, to, P. LAWRENCE, 418 10th st. n.w. F merson Institute, seme to 1410 N at, " CBT—On L OST: SILVER FRUIT KNIFE in a lite box, with Tappan, the F )R RENT—Brick HOUSE No, 608 G-hst. n. W., 8 rooms, bath room, &c, Rant §25 Apply to ALBEKT F. FOX, 920 F'st. n.w. jy. Fox RENT—Brick HOUSE of 7 rooms, corner of 13th and G sts. n.w., $25. Apply next door, 1222 G st. Jy27-2.° Fe BENT STORE ROOM and DWELLING 627 Ma:sachusetts avenue; splendid location for any kind of business. Key next door, Only $20 rer month, jy37-Lm R RENT. Brick HOUSE of 6 rooms and larg> ye 15 5th st., near Kast Capitol st.: $15 F month. APDIY at uortheast corner of Kast Cap~ tol and 6th sts., No. 500. jy273* Few, BENT No. 950 1 st. between Oh and 10th sts.n, w. :coptains 12 rooms and batu room, with modern conveniences, Rent low, House itt good repair, Inquir 911 Tet. n.w. jya7-3u" \UR RF NT—Two small STORES on 7th street road, near LeDroit Pork, in excellant business ‘ocation, and rent low. Apply toU. 8. B. WALL office corner 7th and Boundary sts. n.w. jy27-3." & KENT— Dwelling HOUSE No. 603 1st. n. W., with all mod: rn fmprovements, in fine con- a cn. Bent moderate to a good tenant. App'y at No, 1212 K st. n.w. sarge R RENT-Nicly Furni-hed PARLOR and PED ROOM; aiso, Furnished BED ROOMS from $6 to $10 per month; one suiteof Unfurnished EOOMB, water in ihe rooms, Apply a? 11th st, 5 y27 3 new. DB RENT—A completely Furnish -d new Brick HOUSE With all modern improvements, cen- trally located, Will be rented for table board and one room fur owner, Wiveand child, Has five bed rooms; dining room suitable for boarders: bath, w th bot ard cold water; a new plano, &c. Tenant ¢ab remain through Winter, No, 1222 1 with jereler's name on it, | nw. 1y27 3 * ou Sunday afterncon'on st. or thereabouts. | = Ay R RENT—No. 1217 1ith st. n.w. Avply to Fiaise Tetura to Hev. J. A, WALTER St. Pat: GEO. C. HUMEB s12 Bie soe se eather 26th Inst.. between Si. Aloysius | HOR RENT HOUSE No. 1536 8th st. n.w., Church and No, 12 1 st. n.e., a Gold Knamel- d BRACr LET, (A liberal reward wi! L returned to No. 12, Ist, BUAKVING. 3 MMER BOARDERS WANTED—Accommo- + dations first-class. Terms very moderate. M. J. POTTS, Leesburg Vs. jy29-3.* FEST SEASS GUS TRY BOARD and BOOMS at Oak Lawn, Hyattsville, B. & O. B. ini'es from Washi gton, Address T. Bya tsville, Prince G -orge's co., M FURIENDLY INN. under auspices Womaars Temperat.ce Usion, 495 1th st. Lunch, 5 10, 15 ccnts; meals, 25 ceuts; board par week. $3.50; ber month, $15, in advance, Lodging, 25 ceits: five tickets. $1 3¥293 * 5 KsT. N. W.—MRBS. STOCKHAM respect- 945 fully calls atten ion to the handsome BUOMB (eu suite or single) and chrice TABLE BOARD. Greatly reduced rates for summer sexson. Location excellent. jy29 Im Boe Sins Late, ant BOOMS with BUAKD may be obtained by gentiemsa aad 8 or single geutlemen, at 123 Vunbarton s°., Ther of Congress, Georg-town H ights; housd with lsrge yards aud mxern imi proye- iyo 3" Y BOARDING can be had aear nt, W. Va., on B. & O.R RY pleasant good wir and shade. $4 to $6 por wes, iy Too s. Ades Box 34, Falcone, witire at 318 Lidiana av be paid 2OSRDISG Largeairy ROMS, as f Dihee vil priviee baw; (ABLE : eousiuccerate, 18761 st. nW., opp tite Frvik! 'y2o6* WESTRY BORO Five mies fom the eliys four me k fom Sto Cs Salon B. Loc Stora, Jacge |. For terms, . or faquire at Penasyivania 3922-9." Falls Church, near Ry Ry 20 acres, shad~d with fruit and otber D. G tman's Drag -UMMER BOARD- She tes: rooms Iaige and elegant, with miik and a beun itult. bie and every thing necessary ty Moke boy e peasant for pareuts ana ehildrea, Adress A.B. NODINE, or vi-it the gh 113 SLES. SIPUATED, Y#ATLY KEP: KUOBE sicelv "prepared TABLE rivite fan.i.y where apprectative the c fOr te Of DOKe At med. expenses MORN st Wo PPXEE HAMILTON Conner K AND 4TH STS Handson e KOOMS, ep sulte, fronting 3 uth, redticed rates fer the summer, TABLE ROAKD ) 29-1m TH jes who desire good Hotel BOARI, with sand airy HOOMS, can locate at thle favorite Hotel for the anvuner months, at the following reduced raves: Gentleman. fe. $50 to $60 per month: single Rewns, $25 ti and fe B80 per month, and $80 $10 per weer: isle 4 Sun re. munth abd $5 per wer 1 FOR SALE. FPR GALE One, light, S-spring BUSTS ESS WAGON a: d HAKN £83; wants no Fepaiie: $45 will buy both. tuquire at MURCAN S shop, 31 si. betwean M and Ny PS. Suitable for a baker, or su al i FoR SA ak ee cake KieGFk and HABNES Ly alady, Also, a fine Family Mare, Coupe, BY Rockaway, Cairiave and Harness, UAT BUGUELY & BOWEN'S, No. 645 New York avenue, K SALE—Piasitively at a S during this month s number of FIRST-CLASS =QUAKE AND UP-| RIGHT PLUNO~ Ate. L. W:LU & BRO.'S, Emporium of Music, 793 7th street now. 33 18-3w* PERSONAL. WARLEDSA nicely, Furutssed ROUM; con traily located: wrere no spgstions wil be ashed. Add ess MARK WERNER, Star olfics, Washington, D ©. 1 WIDOW LADY wants = gentienas to aco a ry her to Chicago ur St. Louis, about the ist oP Ahguste” Address Mes KATE ‘x. CO Le LINS, City post eftice, J 21-4" id bad WHOM IT MAY CUNCERN, 2 otice Js hereby given that any infring mant of the Patents grau' toW. F. DI WNEY tu: Bower 2 a 8 and Valves rae be prosecuted unde the law uch cases provided. een DP HOLLOWAY & CO., Attornave, Ju'y 27th, 1873. jy27 3¢ rary Jump-s ar ean be driven modern Improvements, 6 rooms. Rent reduced 1 $20 per month. Apply toT. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. jy26 3t Fe BEX T—One of those new, fine HOUSES, Fy No. A108 hat st. ae eraey st. rooms, with water and gas. al grocery, 18th and L sts, new. PY NSE \UR RENT—HOUSE No. 1329 F st. n.w , con- taining $0 rooms. Apply to REGINALD FENDALL, 835 4 st. n.w. iy35-1w UR RENT—No, 119C st. n.e., well-farnished HCUrE; modern ipprevements. Low ton gocd terant. JOHN SHERMAN, cor. 9th and F ., Room 8, St. Clcud Building. jy24-e027 B RENT—A large vacant LOT, fronting on 7th and I sts s.w. No restriction a3 to use. Kent reasonable. “Apply to JOHN STC. BROOKES, 486 Louttana ave. jy24-1m* KR RENT—bRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms, 1511 Khode Island avenue, between 15:h aud 16th |. D.wW. Also. Brick House, 6 rooms, 1234 20th Apply at 1340 G st. nw. jy23-6.* 1K RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, & rooms, bathroom, all modern {mprovements: Ao. 1512 bth st., betWeen P aud Q nw. Insuire No. 403 7th st. nw. Jy 23 8t PGR RENT-HOUSE: No, G07 Now Jarsey av- eLUe n. W., nine ro. ms, medern tmprovements, chan and in good order; rent $23 per month. Ap: to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13h stn. w. j623 Ln FUlckFAT. One tee-story BRICK HOUSE. Store. seven oon s, bathroom and all. mo.tarth fey $30 per mouth; No. 1727, bewweea Kad uw. Lua tire 4 403 7h st. now, j 23-8: Prue BES t—Twotwo-say BRICK HO Sis, ephtrcoms, rou, stable all modern in” a st. sueprevems new'y prcvetnents, cellar: the holes newly fresco paint- Nos 622 ane 624 924 st. a we; the chariots ran up to the door, quire at’ No. 403 Tih st, nw. Jy 23-8: OR HENT- O:e three-story BRICK HOUSE. 9 roms, bathroom, and ail modern improve: ments: No, 233 13th Bt. s.w., near the Agricul- ural Department; ten minutes? wa k to the ease ‘12 good nelghborhood. Inquire at No, 4°3 7th ate nw, 3923 8> 1R RENT— : Elegant Brick No, 17 Grant Piace, 10 rooms, Brick $35 0, 1249 9th st. u.w., 10rooms . 843 R, Lave. n.w.. 10 roums.. rooms . 9 rooms 6, 6 rooms . + ave. D.W., 6 rooms. ib st. 0.8., 6 rooms first-class DRUG STURE, Sota 3 yaylag Duslness. FOE Sabra Fountain, &., &c., doin; Will be sold at a great bargain Diy to THO DOWLANG, corner P te a 3t 5 | V JE CAN NEGOTIATE SEVERAL MUKE LOADS Of $10,000 and upwanis at 7 per cent. DUWNMAN & GREEN 3y89 4t Post. 412701 POR SALE-FIFTEEN SHARES STREET AND SOUTH WASHING Aprils to ALBERT F: a KAILWAY STUCK. Aciress F.€ F., Box Sy27 St 820 F ste nw. | City post office. nF: DRUPERTY FOR RENT, | YY ANTED—IMEEDIATILY—Several fr By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Estate Agent and Auc'idneer, OTH AND F sTs. N. W. 1328 New York ave. n. w., 18 rooms, furn.$159 00 812 ¥ st. n.w., 8 rooms, store and cel 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms. 1320 Penn. ave. n.w., business see 907 18th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. imps... 1013 15th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. imps... 2140 Pa. ave. n.w.. 1L rooms, mod. imps... 603 F st. n.w., 10 rooms, mod. imps... 515 24 st. n.w., 11 rooms, mod. imps. 928 E st. n.w., 12 rooms, mod. imps 454 K st. n.w., 10 rooms, mod. imps. +, 9 rooms, furnished. 9 rooms, mod. imps. W., 9rooms, mod, imps. 'W., 9 rooms, mod” imps. $25 7th st. n’ w., 9 rooms, mod. imp: 2528 92h st. n.w., 10 rooms. mod Lm) 109 B Bt. 8.e,, 10 rooms, mod. imps 505 B st. 8.e., 10 rooms, mod. imy 237 Ist st. 8... 8 rooms. mod. Imps. #14 4th 10 rooms. mod. im) +» 9 rooms, mod, Grooms, mod, imps. @., Trooma, mod,, imps a 6.. 7 rooms, mod.simps. 1919 New York ave. n.w.. store. 423 New York ave. u.w., store. 1425 New York avenue, sto FOR SALE FOUSES and LOTS in every section of the elty at D ices 1o suit the thes, and on terms that will suit st mers, Cail aud see my list before purchasing where. W2T-tr FREE STATE BULLETIN Or THOS. E. WAGG@AMAN. 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Satuiday.) . Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 30 18'h st. u.w., mod, Imps., 12 rs. $10,000 308 Llib st. n.W.,’ mod. Imps., 10 rs. 10° 000, EB 8 B8SS388233E82: IDB, sae DAASLRRBS SeRKREREssssaa: 8333833833 4 oil st. u.W.. mod, imps. 15 rs. 10,000 8 13 D.W.. mod. fmps.12 re... 9 bon. W., Mod. jinps, 10 rs... 9.000 #0 mod, imps., "12 rs 9 000 D.w., mod, imps, 10 1300! Wes Mod. imps.._ 12 rs. 8.000 moa, imps. 10 rs. 30 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale 67 Myrtle st. n. @., BD... mod. Imps., 8 420.N st. new. Mod. tinps.. 1239 4th St,'n,w. w 3.9 11th st. sve, S24 826 6_h'st. tw 621 K st. Bw. 28 K st. n, YOth st_p.e., f.h., 6 rs. Cor, F and New Hamp.av Unimproved Property for Sale. Ost. det. 10 hand Lith n.w., per foot Cor, 4th and M sts, n.e. Cor, 4th and L sts, n Moi., bet. 34 and 4in a 1 st. bet, 8d aud 4h n.e. 4t St. bet. Land Mn. U) ton st.. bet. Nand OW, 221 st., bet. Mand N n.w.. per ft. sew York aw., bet. 20th and 21.tn.w. Houses for Rent. 419 13th st. n w., med. imps,, 12 rs, 227 1 st. n.w., mod. 1 rs, AG{ Misourl ave, tod. nips... 15 1014 Lith st. n. w., mod. imps. 9 Fr: 1338 and 1342 H st. b.w., mod, imps,. 10 cs. 201 Pa. ave. n.w., store, mod, imps.. Lr. 426 8d st. n.w., mld, imps., 18 ra. 56 C st. n.W., mod, Imps., 12 r3. 237 7th at, s.W., mod. imps., 10 rs. 815 14"h st. b W., mod. imps., 7 rs 917 6-h st. n.w., ‘mod iu ps, 10 rs. 1222 13 h st. 'n.W., mod. 1mvs,, 7 8. 4:8 11h st.'s.w.. mod. Imps., 12 rs. 13°6 8 hist. n.w., mod. Linps., 8 rs. 2027 11th st. 11.w., mod. lunps. 4211 st. n.w.. mod imps , 678 212 Bridge st., Georgei'n, mod, iinps.. 11 ts 44 Myrtle st., mod. fmps., 7c 55 Va. ave. 8.w., mod, imps. 144 h st. n.w., mod. imps.. 5 ra, Cor, 20-n st. and’ a. ave., Siott’s Hail— 2a floor, room 1. score below. letin of all ay for sale ned rent iny. DOES, in of r saleandrenton my whieh can be had on application at may" omee a will be sont by mall if desired. en $2 000 at 8 per cent. HARLES W. HANDY, Heal Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 5C9 7th street n.w. Vor Rent 1739 F st. n.w., 12 rooms. For Kent 103 2d st, n.w 15 rooms. for Rent 116 C st, ‘n.w. For Rent 419 21 a Key: Tissue on the J327-tr For Rent 2034 G st. n. For Kent 744 10th st. 3)26 8t R RENT— B. H. WAENEE & Ov., BRAINARD H. WARN. EDWIN A.MCINTIEE, 916 F si Rorthwest, 1143 7th, with store,..60 1445, Orb and H sts. ne,.:..60, $907 1314-1320 @ st ow, . 55 617 L snoreos55 $30 90 store .55 3 K st, ne, 1.22.20.) (fur). 1806 @ st. nw, .......20 1314 12tD Bt, LW, 1495 B st. DW, 2005 MR 1716 De Sales. 34 & Mass. ave. ne,..20 1330 Corcoran 305 _H ne, ....-0....-00018 2112 Penn's av 1907-19) 1081 7th st. with 503 220 17th and C sts 1B A 1534, 306 12th 714 9tb 8.K. cor 1306.8, Shak. 626 B 1305, 12% 319 Mi: 1906 1611 39, 53 31) 812 1413-141 2224 E N. Cap., Also, a number of other Houses, similar to the above. a list of which is materially altered nearly every day on the bulletin at our office, Ga Kk RENT— BY F. H. SMITH, Real Estate Kroker, Le Vroit Butlding. Corner of 8th and F streets, (22 F st. now, 18 roms, mol, imps 00 00 - 3 gous, wed “imps 75 00 mod impel By 33 mod, inp: 50m 12 rows, mod.impr.... 40-00 ms, Mod, imap 25 00 Tiooms, msc inaps.. 28 00 P... 10 rooms, maLimpi.. 2900 7 rooms, mod. imps. 00 F051 st. ‘u.e., 8 rooms, tod. imps. 25 00 247th st. 8.e.. Trooms., mod Imp: 25 00 710 H st. ne 979 h St. 1) Money fo Lean In sums to suit. 7 rooms, mid. .. 8 rooms. mod. tuips WR RENT—HOUSE So 1006 M tu w.: all ocern \inprovements, Apply to CHAS E. 8, 1834 14th st, Jy18 30 OR RENT—The PREMISES corner of Green and Stoddard sts.. Georgeown, adtmirany arge boarding aud d-y seminar: as such for the nast flee ve: ig sarge Dwelling, having modern con- 15 reoms, with celiar on a summer kitenen ‘aud Con- Wib the ing there is a two-s*ory &, built for school p rocmhs, one of which Is 30 b airs will be made and ate loa desirable aor before August ¥ Ali needed property rented at a ant. Pos-ession given Versons, by ea Ing at the pren is De shown through'at ai y Unie pre- (ieesty, Al ply to DICKSON & KING, coruer of Gree and er sts rgetown, and corner of Ith and K ashington, J 1 im 1— HOUSE No, 731 8ih et 0 w,, con- PES ty Lit g 9 roc modern improvemerts. Appl: No. *2T8 =F . ho ane Re kK c. USE No, 413 New York avenue n.W., § rooms, Will be rented low toa prompt to JOHN ten ¥ . SCUTT, Ni Yo Avenue Hoed. B S0URR a Tae ¥s JK RENT—A comfortabie HOUSE aud STORK, on prominent corner, faciog Pennsy1- ula avenue, Capi.ol Hill; low rent to a good ten- aut. Inquire, for key and terms, No. 1b st. aw. ru t's SI. 8. w. f myl-3m {UB RENT—Very pleasant FRONT BOUM seond | floor, with three windows facing ulange; 1118 New York ave, Reference giver and required, aha qieiney, Terms moderate, Locality contre 7OR RENT. 8-story Brick, 2018 G st., 10 rooms, $-story Buick, 1212 H st. Brooms.” S-story Brick, 1011 11th'st., 9 roo-ns, 3-story Frame, 939 I st., 7 rooms, 3 story Brick, 1006 Mass, ave., 14 rooms, ‘Story Fraime, 1821 14¢h st. tory Frame, 1826 14th st. T ese Houses are ln, Sood repalt and, have mot ern improvements. Inquire of JA. ‘A - KER, 1106 H st. now. 3912 Im 5 roou 5 rooms, , and have mod- BT voce 125 00 | see 190 00 | y at seven per PPLICATIONS for joans APPLIC DOWNMAN cept. NMAN & GREEN 3329 4° (Post. 412 st. now, OR BALF, OR EXCHANGE FOR O©.TY | PROP RTY—a smail FARM of 49 acres, neat Washington, D.C cows, crops, &c. oftire, together with horsa, carriag 3929 at" PER CENT. BONDS: AMPLY SECURED* interest met promptly ; in luts of $100 to $4 000 Address Box 804, Washington, D.C. _j)27 6 9B SALE—One of these new and handsome 11 room Bay Window HOUSES on Q, between 1Sth and 14th sts, A great bargain, Keys at 1333 Q street. J) 27-tr BARGAIN. —Ican sell In the next ten days, two two-story BRICK HOUSES, with 7 Tooms, gas and water; lucated on Qoreoran Stree between 16h and 17 h—at $1,200. Property cost originally $2,600. and can be sold on easy terms, Apply to W. EB. BURFORD, 703 E st, jy27-1m Te LOAN. MONEY on real estate, In sums to salt, at 8 per cent. On first-class business property at 7 per cent. R. O. HOLTZMAN, jy27-te 10ch and F sts. n.w, —312 000 to LOAN en first-class Real Estate, at Dat T percent. App'y to Wal, W. ROARMAN, 0 505 Ds. uw. iy26 Sit NOS EX70 LOAN on eal Es'ate in suis w YA suit, at 7 and 8 per cent, CHAS. W. HANDY, 3) 26-3t 509 Th st, now, PORRALE—A ftlourishin, TLING EST. LISHMENT, wi ha ute of over 200 custe werss A good chance for alive mau with as nail (Apa “Address 1, BRAND, Post 07 Cry. OFFER FOR SALE for a gentleman about leaving Washington, a (7) room Brick HUUSK. street, between Tétu and 15: sts. X108 fo a 10 foot finest locations in the cit I can be bought at its assessm: Terms CHAS. Wo HANDY, 6 3t 509 7th st. n. TP\HE ADMIRABLY LOCATED BRIC COTTAGE, No. 1411 10 h st. n.w., between Oand P sta, , is to besoid at public auction on Wed- fh sday next, 3ist of July, at 6 o'clock p.m. Th= location 1s very desirable th every respect. jy 25-61 For XA LE—One of those elegant new BRICKS n K st.. betwees 5ih and 6 hsts. n.w. These ses are bulit in the very best manner, and are thoroughly medern {hroughout: have six rooms and bath-room; good shi ing and thirty-five feet of parking in front, enclosed hy are designed for sm: as the location is very central. A bargain awai! the buyer, if applied for suon, Apply to M. M, ROHRER, 613 7th st. Jy 23-6 R SALE ON EASY TERMS—Four LOTS, F corner New Jers y avenue aud R street, and 2 LOTS coiner 5th and V sts. n.w, Apply at 618 O uel J¥#2-eolin* FOr SLE 4 HOUSE fronting upon the sout® - east corner of Judiciary Square. Will be sold cheap forcash., Address S., Post Ofice Box 681, city. jyl9 2w* MEY! MONEY !! MONEY on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., ar P. WALLACH'’S, Loan and C:mmission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, hear Willard’s Hotel, IVERY STABLES, 468 ind 470 treet n-w.: forty years and jonger Known as * National Livery Stables;"" have unusually large round Surface and unsurpassed accomodations ald facilities; fronting on ( street; broad alley ways upon west and rear, another way ‘sading directly from rear tuto Pennsyl aver ue: fine spring water and Potomac water bott within remises. Terms, &., address M.A.KIMMELL, C st. new. Je-80* 3 GOLDSTEIN & CO. a “LOAN AND COMMIESION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Btrest, dvances made on Loan or on Commis- ‘atches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Sliver- for any time desired on very reasonable K Liber sion, 9 ware, &c., terms, @@-The oldest myli-tr LADIES’ GOODS. J™ ST BECEIVED 1 CASE FAYAL HATS, Great Bargains in JABOTS and HANDEERCHIEFS, PATTERN HATS at half price, 4@ Goods markes in plain figures, MBS, M. J. HUNT. and largest business in the city, dye G21 and 693 D street. TH & F, 9 = DOUGLASS, one ¥. THE GREAT “ CURATIVE CORSET.” Recommended by the highest medical authority, See CLIRCULAE and CORSET, at the Agency, DOUGLASS, 9th and F sts.. jyl-tr Bole Agent for the District. ARASOLS! PARASOLS! PABRASOLS! At Prime Cost, AF on oe PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES JVORY AND BONE HANDLES, FRO cada to 68 Gn yin Pande Oy cane C. M. TUWSON & CO'B, iyl-tr 86 Fen yegnte cee te, 4 ENTY PER CENT. OFF. MRS. J. P. PALMER dffers until August Lst. in Mdition to ber already revuced prices, TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUST On all sales, large and small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED, All goods marked in plain figures, market prices, Mrs. J. P. PALMER, jyl-tr 1107 F st., bet. 11th and 12th sts, rpwe ty PER CENT. OFF A rare opportunity 1s now offered the ladies for 1S securing finest line of GOODS at the lowest prices ever offered in this city, viz: LD) at the lowest rappers, U: de: ents, 8) and Summer | Wraps. Dies Trimmings, Milne} Goods ct Be P. and C. P. Corsets, r Braids, Laces, Muslin snd Silk Ties, Article de Paris, etc., etc, Ail goods marked in plain figures. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue, 7 Cite Trevine, Paris, Jel0-tr ROR RENT By THOS J. MYERS, Real Estate Awent, 1216 F st_o $-story Brick, 726 17th st., 11 rooms. 3-story Fran @, 810 221 st., mod. imps., 19 rooms, S-story Brick, 418 34 st. b.w., mod. Imps., 10 rs, 4 story Erik, 611 13th st. n.w., mod. tmps., 10 rs, 2-story Brick, 1116 19th st.n.w:, mod. imps., 7 rs, 8 story Brick, 89 H st. n.w., water an) gas, 7 rs, Jy6 4a* T WM. E. BURFORD. 708 E street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. Special bargalig are offered in two-story press brick Houses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and all modern imprevenvents; $150 gr $200 cash; balance in smal! monthly payments, ofto sult purchaser, For Rent. 1218 N st., frame, Or. 17618 st., brick, 8 r., mod. imps. 1608 Corcoran st., brick, 6 r. 12.0 20th st., fr-me, 6 r.. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. send (Le Loan $3.000 to iain, ii'one Or two sims, BCR perceute APHY aE, BURFORD Bes] Estate Broker, 708 E at. 2B PROFESSIONAL. OR KENT—Furolaued PARLORS aud BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several small BED ROOMS: 854 Pennsyi- vaul st. marll-5m' cer MPH AT KOLB'3, 3518 1m Cor, 7:h and E streets, Ros AND STOCKS, United 8 ates Bonds of a‘! kinds; L istrict of Columb a Bonds of various issuss, Washington and Ge: g-tuwn Qu cOCK; Manze pal and Rafirood tones 8 bought 1 android by PEWS JIHNSON & Ov., Banke 20th street arid Pepusylva ia avenue. “'marib-tr” ENNEDY’S REAL ESTATE O «FIC, K (Oldest in the city.) No. 720 18th too” Buy, se!l and rext drst class Property, Money Losned on Real Estate, OHN PATCH. 606 10th st, uw. 6 a.m. 1D Money safelr tay. ican tau careeniscate aa |, remy poops Cont ib acts bi lected, fer Chattel Trusts, $L. Examines Tities. jyliciare | witaaus ceecete Deidiand Insuranos etected FEROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 605 Ponn- OCD DELIV. RED AT WHOLESALE tit the Dre in al thinge, "OWoe bourse AN inn & Cor will socsive reenteo John cOust: . Teceive prompt attention, a.m, 08 p.m, epls-1y jy17-2w mE Cc. GRANT, N. DUTTON, Architect and Engineer, « has removed w 916 F street (Warner Bulld- d Brloges, Rovts aud general Iren Work de- 8 gucd, estimated and contracted for at lowest rates. jySetr EB. J. H. JOHNSTON, a grasuateof the Penn- atzivania Coliege of Dental surgery, Vutadelphia, with 16 years experience, Cflice over Ballantyne’s bookstore, 498 7th, ~n.W. Dentistry in all its branches, Gold fill- wigs ® specialty; gas administered; cothing bot ret-class_ worl References: Kev. Dr. Domes, 11th and H sts, n.w.; Wm, Ballantyne & Son, 498 7th st. new. jy8-im*" D)* cinoved to poutbesst comer 7th and & streets northwest, Teeth inserted §7 per set, my33-ly J. B. GIB. D* DENTIS2 SQ ‘REMOVED istu 7! MOVED TO xT, ‘Tth street sou! Deeeeh aay thwest, Beaatital ing withoat pain, BO cents,” All operations MEK. JEANNERATE has closed her os- M tablishment tu Washingten, She has received Cwo cases of imported BON N ETS: and Hiding and Seaside HATS, which she open un TUKSDAY and WKDN KSDayY, + 6S North Charies street. Baltimore, DEESSMABING In ailite branches. — jo3-tr —— Grro-aL MUTICE, ~ADIES FINE SOOTS for Spring wear of -wp make for saie at very reasonable * Jas, H, VERM! ae Opposite Patent Oma, te G Ladies Boots and Shoes made to order st short notioe, mar80-tr AS STOVES, @A8 OVENS AND BROILERS. Allsold on sguarantee, Full lineoft @as FIXTURES VERY CHEAP, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS, CORCORAN BUILDING, Fifteenth Street. sel-te E. F. BBOOKS, $10 LEATIND Gap tas’ COVER. Bewaroot $0 rape Leathe Trak wiih which BECKER'S, ‘Corcoran Buthtt 22-82 pur $85 Hamess before looking elie. where. “@8 oe ay RK. RICOKD'S Restores manhood Sire become weakened from cause, Baccess in every i Oe ITE SUES, PUMcaty Pie ; b¢ Druggists supplied. ‘ian Fs Pee iD. yb jn Oor. 7th ana 's ESSENCE or 4 Address BUSINESS, Star | i “| | Black Silks | i] W w Ninth Grand Semt-Annusl Sale of DRY GOODS, CARPETINGS, &e. STOCK MUST BE REDUCED a $10,000 worth of renuauis, ods ends, Ae, WH be sold at one-quarter their reguiar prica. Sac mar 3 al ner of our tamense cols wil) bes lat W. W. BURDETTE & ©O., Nos, 998 7rw st. “Kost. x yee tr OE SPRING DRESS GOODS, a OSE FOURTH THE REGULAR PRICE. HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTION! from auction, 3c, 4°, + Be., 10c., ete, Sere COUNTERPANES, 50, 75, 1, 1 BARGAINS tn all Kinds of DRY GOODS, at C, M. TOWSON & CO."s, 636 Penna. avenue, 22 South side, st MMEK DEY Lawns, 8 10, 12) Victoria Lawns, 8 10 190. op. Nercales, Sand hoc.; Canton Fiannels, 60, Hara-ols at less than’ cost to c'use out. Vercae Suits. 82.75 worth $8. Lin nSuitsat cost. Pure Wool Black Cashmere, 44 €2°,. Extra good Sind Summer Silk All Grenadines sact Goons MU-T BE SOLD, : Calienes, 4% cents up. te with, BOS, MHoed 64e. up to fine goods, Al tummer Dress Goods must be sold, finished Gent's Whit Shirts in City, PAIN, T.N. NAL 209 W [FARE POSETIVELY seut THE CHEAPEST DEY GouDs We belleve we have the largest assortment of de- stratle Dry Goods in this city. One hundred (100) pleces of new and bean tifel Lawns just recelvad rom Philadelphia. Buntings, pure Wool, only 3, Bentings, cream, navy blue, Diack, brow Sud gray: Lace Buntings. 95: Biack Silke, 76. 8 $1, 91.25, $1.60, $1.75. $2; Black Silks, Bde. THE POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, CARTEE'S, 711 Market Space. red Silks, cream, navy diae, cardinal, plum, and all the Tent shades of Colored Checked and Surly Silks, on pure white lored ground; Lavender Biua, Brown, Green and Black Checked and Striped Silks, on pure white 2nd colored ground. We, pay CASI for all of our and We are selling them very Bell om all of our Parasols at realcost: “USM Selling CARTER'S, 741 Market Space, iy6-tr w ashington. Washington, Siiks. POSITIVELY THE ier LOT OF THE SEA- No CHANCE To Deriicate. BoTToM PRICES ARE KEACHED. PRICES ARE ADVANCING, NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY. We have made our last reduction. Call while the stock ts ral, Our $1 81LK ts magnificen . Sar ft Sete Superb.” Our $1.50 SILK ij We are offerin, $2, worth $8. Call mary, genuine **Bonnett'’’ SILK at and examine it, CONNOLLY'S, Je29-tr__ 608 Vth street, opp. Patent Omos. ANREOSCOGGIN COTTON, 75 Cents, w ta Cotton, White Spreads, 60, 75° g.* OU ih. cele Case Heninante of Lonsdale Cambric, 19 Children’s White Bom, § gente pair. |. B. BALL: je25-tr Cor, Tth ana Fata, aw. Resdy-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linen Linings w the Bosom, made of Wamen and twenty-one hundred Linen, SaoTe Must for only $1.95. Our sare ‘tmade toy eat seeeaniee 50 repreeenl oe. an 2. GEO. MEGINNESS, Factory—75 W. st. Branch 102 Fata Washington” my38-1y —————— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. (TUE NEWEST BoOOKs, Mc Pherson’s Handbook of Politics, 18 ‘vol. 6 of the series. agi oe OF The Chins Hunters’ men. ber, Engish By the you $2 t Men ol Lelie Stephen A Legacy Miss Mi Margareihe, from the German, Inthe Wilderness. Chas Danie W Pavlive aud Other Poems, Gordon, SeuRaesa 3 1. A Trip up the Vol Tne Wit hery of Archery, it H Noyage of Paper Cance.- Bishoy a The Brile. A tale of Bt. Augustine, Fontatne............. . 2. wy ‘Day Forms, Leisure Hour. i ef American Fiction and Frankin squ: celved as soon as published. CROQUET a cos SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, 1y2etr 911 Penneyl ‘avenue. ]3°°%S For sUmMER READING. — Piaike 'n London. By Augustus Hare, ~ i By Mew. {reution. Paper Rs on ares of Bill py to Gol C ena me laruey to tbe Goiden Horn, tod pan. By H. M. Field, Ky Author of Helen's Babies, 6) Adsline Trafic sing. By W. M. Baker, WM. BALLANTYNE & BON, Jy5-tr 428 Seventh OE B00K LIST Fou JULY. Uur list this month Includes a very large assort- ment of bocks. bound and tp paper for Summer Tadirg, too numerous to mentton, more than the te How Harper's Half Huur Series; Fraukiin Fiuare Liwwary: appietn's Hap ¢ Series, o Harper's Library of amert 1 Fiction; Apple- n Cittes, hen me. eTeous intending to crave this Summer will Ne Our stock a jooking over before pure hating the'r reading matter. Also, we have ail Varieties of S.atlovery aud the latest styles. W. BH. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BOOKSELLRES AND STATIONERS, 3; 10-tr 475 Penn. avenue ax LATEST PUBLICATIONS. Around the Worle in the Yacht “Sunbeam, * by fons Guide Book wo Awe Au Mrs, brassy trated, $350, The Atanti * (sas Bese Health and Pieasure, by 8. a enyanaly $3. The Speaking Telephone tug Phopogrpn. Uy CB. Prescott 1 de Battle of Mobile Bay, by Uom,P. A. Pars U.B.N.c paps ac." Poeins and Balisie ‘uy Swintdrne: seccnd series, §1.76. A cy, by | Miss Mulock; $1.60. Jet: Her Face or Her For- vue; paper, $c.” Mug: A Story of 3 Paper, 50c. ° Miriain’s Meritaye. by Alma Calder: The Canor aud T Fog Pros; . Be. ot sale MOKUN 4:24 1 Boukweiers and Statiouers. 1018 hment 108 Ps. ave. 8) for, A: CBO, oixet-maKR, kw OH. TKS AV = AMPERTES AVENUR ASD M STaEEy, novi-ly Queen BROTHEHS, ERACTICAL BOUR Aw JoB PRInrens, £e- Five Printing a Specialty, en BO. PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALLE’ yIS&CO PISVOS.—U,~- DANS CO, PIANOS.—, i % h bs. Comm Bees BO UMNER, B11 9.a st, QECOND #9- CLOTHING. —The ou! Fiscclty. to dispose of Bend paen x = py ne Em, &c., oie b prica, u Wat tbe Ore gS oxn street, nea BOSS: on rs promptly attended to. pie. EST PATTERNS, Diatpaee and Blank By calling ator addre sing the above Zin bir, allthe new st) HItEa U0. Boots © street Bw. “School seps-ly