Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1878, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUFSDAY... e July 30, 1878. « ROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. TRAVELERS ABROAD «til find THE EVEN- ING : TAR on file at the follow ing places: LOS DO ENky F, GILLI@ & Co. 49 srand,. ¢ ross. | SPAN IS. NY He RALD BUREAU, 61 Avenue de iOrers; CHAS. Hamrwick, 118 Boulevard ager ta a oi Vertisements and subscriptions will also ber ved. Average sworm Datly Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and germanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers im the olty added together. —_-+-e-—_—_— Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR Sent to their address by mail, postage prepaid, for Such period of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, 60 cents per month, $1.75 for three months, or $8 for six months, #@ The money to pay for the time required must in all cases accompany the order. Otherwise the paper cannot be sent. —_— The August Elections, It is in accordance with the eternal fitness of things that the four elections in so warm a month as August should be merely formal and involve no real contest. On Thursday Ten- nessee will elect judges and county officials. As the democrats have a continually increasing majority of more than forty thousand in the State, and as only a few seattered nominations have been made by the republicans, the elec- tion is not expected to be of thrilling interest. On the same day North Carolina chooses judicial and other state officers and members Of the legislature. The state will, of course, 0 democratic. The new legislature will elect @ Successor to Senator Merrimon, and a bitter | fight for the position is going on between the Present incumbent and Gov. Vanee. The republicans take considerable interest in this dissension in the democratic camp, and begin to be hopeful of carrying some of the close congressional districts in the state. On Mon- day, August 5, Kentucky will elect county officers and other nor ¢ jals, and on Tue: day, August 5, the democrats of Alabama wiil elect state and county officers, and a legis- lature which will choose a United States Sen- ator. By special request, perhaps, the obscuration of the sun has been continued to-day at Wash- ington. It may be assumed that the names of none of the managers of the Schuetzenfest ean be found on the suggested petition. Per- sons who failed to see the recent eclipse, on account of unfavorable weather, can try their chances, if they wish, in Arabia, May 17, 1883, Marquesas Islands, May 9, 1884, New Zealand, September 9, 18%5, western Africa, August 2), 1886, Russia, August 19, 1887, Angola, western Africa, December 22, 1889, or Brazil, April 15, At these times and places total eclipses will occur, f it isn’t cloudy. or __ ‘The determination of the Post Office depart- ment to extend the registry system to third- class matter is a praiseworthy one. There is Do reason why the same measure of security that is given to letters should not be provided for other articles, paying lower rates of post- age, to which senders attach special value. It is made possible by the new arrangement for the public to obtain increased protection, when desired, for all kinds of mail matter, without causing a reduction of the revenues of the de- partment. It is belived that the increase in revenue arising from the more extended use of the re; Ty system, contemplated in this change, will largely exceed in amount the ad- ditional expense and the losses in postage from the sending of matter as registered third, class which would otherwise be sent as regis- tered first-class. The trials of a Congress are many and great. In an interview with the reporter of one of the Chicago papers Representative Carter H. Harrison is represented as unburden- ing himself in this melancholy strain: “Money may be, and I doubt not is, often used in Washington, not one cent of which ever reaches a member's pocket. No Con- gressman can be certain, when he discusses eo in which large interests are in- volved, that the man or woman he is talking to is not a paid attorney. The lobbyist does his work by an apparently casual word on the Street, not even addressed to the member, but meant for his ear; by a discussion in’ the Street car between two persons who are Strangers to him, but whose arguments are all framed for him. A lobbyist often sells the vote of a member over whom he has no influ- ence whatever, but, by being seen with him, the outsider imagines intiuenee. If the mem. ber votes right, the money passes; if not, then the excuse is made that the member got scared, or something of the sort. Oue of the purest snen in Congress, who has been a meiner several terms, toid me he had no doubt his vote had been sold scores of times ” It is rather hard to tell whether Mr. Har- rison laments the fact that money is used at all, or that not one cent of it reaches a mem- ber’s pocket; Dut in any aspect of the case it Seems to be deplorable. One would think, Indeed, considering the snares, pit-falls and disappointments which line an innocent Von- gtessmnan’s pathway, that Mr. Harrison ought to be not only willing but glad to surrender, without the formality of a contest, his claim to all that sort of thing to the gentleman whom it is now said was fairly elected to the place he oceuyies. But we will wait and see. it is evident from the letter of Agent Wright, the substance of which was given in yesterday's Stak, that the Lemhi Bannocks, at any rate, do not want to go to war with tiie whites. A desperado from that reservation Killed a white settler. His fellow Indians, though they knew that their action wa; not Speedy enough to prevent retaliation by tha Whites, the news having already reached them of the killing of ten of their number, while bunting, by settlers, put the desperad) to Geath when he urned to the reservation. ‘The settlers killed ten unoffending persons to revenge the death of one, and the Indians murdered one of their own number to prevent a continuance of hostilities. In referring to the arrest of some of the persons connected with the disturbance in the Griphic feris Called upon to express the opinion that this action on the part of th > ithorities was “un. ture,” and adds, justifiable, or at Very properly, t of free speech ought not to t u provocation.” Exactly Graphic hold the doctrine that the streets and sidewalks of acity are inte: led for or may rightly be used for th ing of tumultu- ous and badly disposed 2 expression of language a lated to ineite to riot the rights of others’ Ir is our conviction that they are created and kept up for a very differ. ent purpose; and the sentiment in Washing- ton is that the authorities did exactly it in Keeping them clear. A man who hires a hall or leases a lot for that purpose, has the right to and is allowed a pretty larg ‘itude in the expression of his views: but no person has any right to public thoroughfares except for tree, speedy and safe transit. The two rights are entirely distinct, and s 1 not be con- founded in the mind of the pubite. ———— Aférican exhibitors at the international ‘exhibition, to be held at Sydney, Australia, in 1879, ean “kill two birds with one stone” by Sending unsold articles to the rival interna- tional exibition at Melbourne, Australia, in Ass. = That excellent paper, the New York Hvening Post, came out yesterday in a handsome dress of new type. we KNIT BOWING SHIRTS. ** Knee PANTS. STVCKINGS. BCULL Cars. W. 8. TEEL, 33 30-te 935 Pennsylvania ave. FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH—of PAYS York city make, and in tion. ‘address L. M, RODINGEL a1 Late wee 20-3" SSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Fhefrmot HILL & EDMONS 1s this da; fo thelate ras wit sti with °C; MLLLs who will continue ths Niess Ss Louisiana avenue, “5. §, Els stow, July 27, 1878, ‘ 12-50" | Reopening of the | at | DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 nd 6-4, per 1,000 ISELLE V. PRUD'HOMME'S ADEMORTENCH CLASSES, ERGINNERS—INTER MEDIATE—ADVANCED. Residence— 1014 12'h st. n.w. Daily classes for young ladies and chiidzen, con- nected with good English scaov's. ping, afternoon and evening classes for la- gies tates and gentiemen, toys and girls. Private lesscns If preferre |. iat‘on (Parisian) and the a Snversation rSpidly acquired by taught by anew, origi- classes October Ist and cl 6m tls. bal and successful syste b sup NUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR C. M. TOWSON & CO., BOBY'S PATENT DOUBLE BU- K. HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY, GLOVE FITTING CORSET CLASPS, Warranted not to break, 75 cents per pain ai: ir, ai $1 50 per pair, Just received a complete stock of FINE BLACK CASHMERES direct from the importer, 50 cents, 65 cen's, ‘cents, $1 per yard. Our entire stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT COST, to make rocm for New Fall Gocds, C. M. TOWEON & Co., 636 Pennaylcania avenue, J320-tr sonth side, near 7th street northwest. USTH’S SAYS WE MUST GIVE AWAY TO EVERY CUSTOMER A PAIR OF HIS HEEL PROTECTORS, The best $1.50 Galter in town; Slippers and'N P. Tier, 40, 50. 7c. and $1 upwards, with a great many Vargaias to offer in the Shoe line, at J. W. SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Penn’a ave., jy27-tr between 19th and 20th sts, OVEREIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE AS- NS) SOCIATION, INCORPORATED MAY, 1877, Main Store—1023 7th street northwest. Kendall Branch—701 H street northeast. The Trade-ticket, goud for One Year, te now offered at Une Dollar. The above incorporation seeks to secure for Gov- ernment Employes and other persons of I'mited inccmes the same low prices of the commodl:ies of trace which are secured to the U. 8. Army by Its Commissary Department, and to the Governinent Employes in London by the Civil Service Supply Association. It works a capital contributed by stockholders; unites a large number of purchacers; buys, as nearly as practicable, of first bands and in large quantity: sells. for cash, unadulterated goods by honest weight and measure, and divides net profits among buyers. It is manaxed by Trastses in the Interest of buyers, Originally Intended for Sovereigns of Industry exclusively, it now extends its benefits to all citizens who purchase Its Trad tickets. The Trade-ticket gives to the holder an WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. |» FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED-—A POY for a store; salary $19 ‘OR RENT—Three Unfurnished ROUMS, all on 1B KENT— 100 DOLLARS WILL BE GLY EN FORA - mo offices, . - n in ‘k No. 17 Grant "lace, 10 CLERKSHIP tn any of the D: iments risked ROOMS; very low. No, 3 21 Wie te RENT—One or two nicely Far- 8.8. 3939 3 * ANTFO—W hite Am ricen Protestant «[ab |W to _do general housework. Apply 433. Ps. ave. nw. ue between 9 and Ila m. ANTED-—Ladies having tufluence in the Christian communitv may hear of iucrarive Ewp'o; ment by calling at 422 7th st.p.w. W. 8. FORT. $30 2° 7 ANTED—CARBPETS and FURNITURE in exchange for ‘card, on monthly cast Payments; reference will begiven, Address FUR- NITURE ‘Star office, iy80-2 3 * AN1ED—Cash wants a fine RESIDENCE, ranging from $8,000 to $18 000; also. two me- dium sized (OUSES from $2.500 to $3,009: a's0, ore for $2 000, Address THUS. J. BBUWN_ Le Droit Building. 3y80 3° W ANTED_MEN by the month to travei XY, ation permanent; business firet-clas a BR RENT. 939 K st. n.w.. very desirable ¥O MS ensui ec orsinge; hot aud cold waar ard all ot er modern copyeviences. 30 3.° 'R RENT—A tiree-story BRICK HOUSE ‘en reems, modera improvements, No 1110 13:h st. pow. Inquireof OWEN LEDDY. ¢-rner of 13°h'and M sts, e.w. 1 303° BY ENT—Verv large and pleasaat FRONT secc 3 FOOM, story; modern furniture; pri- vate fami loca‘ion; convenient to straet cars. 8ih st. new. iy30-2." B RENT—At No ill K at. n.w., three Pleasant Unfarnish d ROOMS,” sultable for housekeeping. Prices moderate. Reference ex- charged. 3530-31" POR RESTA vest five com HOUSE 316 24th st., pear 11; water in the yard. Reut moderate, Apply'to Dr. MACKA! L. ‘corner Coogress. and Dunbarton sts., Georgetown. pty R RENT—HOUSE No. 169 West st.. George- s plicants must encl se stamp and give sge town, containitg nine rooms. water and gas: ‘occ ‘Lamp and @I; street cars pars the dcor. Will rent low toa good Worke Cincionset hte our HODLeat | teurnt. loguire on ibe promiens iy30 3: ANTED— HORSES ‘opasture: $3 per month: Icquire at OSBORN & GHEEN'S stables, 629 Gst.n.w. J. W. BELL, Js 29-1in* ANTED—The West End to know Hotel Rich- elieu, No. 1728 Pa, ave., Day Board reduced to $16 and $18 per month: Roonfs for rent. 129 3* ANTED-—Sixteen COUPLE to dancelan- clers and qua‘rilie; music every niga, athe Richelieu, No, 1728 Pa. ave. y29 3° WANTED In a quiet, rey table part of the city, BOARD fora small family: two adalis, servant, and two smallchildren, Address, sta*ing terms, A. M. 8., Star office, City. SS ya9 St W Aare, Bed Room and Parlor RURNI- TURE; also, 7 octave PIANO, either to ren‘ er would buy on reesonable terms, and board fami- ly ifdesired. Address M. @., biar office. jy29-3.* ANTED—A PLACE by 8 good Seamstress Who understands dres:- making and childrs-*+ ciothes; would go out by day or week; will furnish machine If necessary, Address 8. E. B., gee ah St. n. id ANTE})—Good TENANTS (or Houses 308 and 30714 h st.. near Treasury department: one with 10 roems, ‘moern improvements; the other with 7 rooms: both in comp’ete repair. PY eee corner 14°h and C ets. nw. jy20 3. ANTED—A WET NURSE for achild four months old. Apply at64 Frederick street, Goorgetown, D. C. 3y27 8" WANTED. bodies intending tw purch <9 their Hair Goods to call at H. PHILIPPI, 802 7th st.) near H, for bargains in Bralds, Cur P tte, ¥c.; also, faded hair braids dyed th “ir or! ‘nal dlor, jy27 8 iss JR RENT 423 M st., the most complete HOUSE in Washington, at $60 per month with stable, 01 $60 for the dwelling alone. Apply at the residence of H. W. HAMILTON, adjoining; or at his Store, ¥. M. C. A. Building. 4930 R RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 17 H st. n.w.; eight rooms, gas, bath, lairebe. range, cellar,” hh modern improvements: ad park in front. FUE BENT-STORE and FINTORES. No. 53 H_t. nw, adjoining the Government Priat ing Omce; successfully occupied for the last ull @ years a8 & millinery and notien store. Also. five convenicnt RCOMS in sec: na story, suitable for housekeeping. Pcssession given immediatly. Apply on premises. jy30 3.* f OR RENT—1102 14th st. n.w., eleven rooms: 1233 @ $3. D.W., six rot $20. 112f, 1438 T st. six roms; $17, 423 i. 8.W., 81X16 oemne 8. $15. 2107 Wy five five rooms: 13, 886 # st. 8.w.. five rooms: ma 811 13:h st. $11. Analy to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9h at. n. Ww. iy80-3.* KR RENT—HOUSE No, 1133 10th st, _n.w. Inquire B. ROBIN:ON & CO.,, the © cthiers, 9C9 Pennsylvania ave. jy2 OR RENT—A six-room HOUSE, with a passage, front and back yard, waier and gas, Kent $20. Inquire at 611 Neste nw. 38d Se VOR RENT—Pleasant Furnished ROOMS, with or witbout Board. Apply at 913M. st. nw. _ __ 1320 3" Ok RENT Wit BoAnD—ROOMS fo-merly cecupitd by 7G roenwood."* 232 New yy 29 3% Be W AntEp—to EXCHANGE—Tin Ware and Housefurnishing Goods for old Stoves; new Stoves exchanged for old ones, at 41644 st. w, P. @. SAUER, jy37-1m* race J_rsey ave, 8.¢,, Capitol Hill, ‘OR RENT—A desirable and pleasantly situated BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms, near tha Capitol, having a south and west front and io thorough repair. 103 2d st, n.e, 20 6° W AaTkD TENANTS for neatly Firnishea HOOMS: can be used for bousskeening: 11 Fro" nelabl orhood. 206 D st. n. w., near Tremont louse. Terms only $5 per month} cars pass the door, Jy27 3t" W ANISD—A young Lady, Tally qualitial to ‘Teach the Kbgiish branches, toge:her with French, Latin and Music, wishes ‘a SITUATION as teacher in a private family or school. She can Ive references. apply to H. B., Louise Homa, Vasbington, D.C. 1y28-6. W ANTED—You to remember thar we SELL ail Kinds of SEWING MACHINES and em- Pcy no canvassers ‘and have none to pay; hence our cheap prices. Howe, Remington, Ainerican, )R RENT—Neatly furnished third-story FRONT ROOM, suitable for two persons, with good Table Board, $40 per month, at ¥42'1 st, nw. Jjs29-3 B RENT—E OUSES No. 2207 and 2209, on 1 if 11 §20 pet month, “Apply THOS. Hy Wea ga: wi 4 . E : MAN 6.0 7th st. Dewey Jy29-3t Fe RENT—A fine STOREROOM and HOUSE. *1X Tooms, water, Fas &c., corner 7th and G ar. C.H. PARKER, Agent, corner 4's and j¥29-at* 4\ RK RENT— Unfurnished PARLOR and BED- ROOM. on second flour, Also, one large. Ub- Weed. auc all other standard Sewing Machines, | ‘w:rished FRONT ROOM on third floor. 918 & Upon purchases atthe stores sey the benedt. of | Héuting andrepauring. ‘MeKENNEY 479 tot, | st. Ws sy29 2.* spe lal contracts made with’ merchants. maru- | 2:¥- jy24 3m, WR RENT- Whole or part of SECOND tacturers and produeers. Orders fr goods, C. 0. ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oc. FLOOR, five roms and private bath-room; D., may be sent by postal card. For farther in- cupy a large third story south front room, or | Unfurnished or partly far: ished. Terms low. Wet. formation apply at ‘store. Suitable 1 gentleman and Wife. Table BUARD— | erences exchanged. 1122 11th si. n.w. jy2d-2.* jy27-1m J. H. ELLIOT, Secretary. | first class. 617 F st. n.w, teb23 FSR ENT A tre story BRICK HOUSE, No z ANTED-—To exchan, w STOV 4S hd jum bia st., ween P ani sts. D OW. D°s © ROM 25C. W eae Bromrrxchange, nen BUTLER-S. bth | six roums, bath-roonl and ‘cellar: water and gas in BECKER'S, and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no | the house. and alco a front and fack yard. Anoly 3y26_Cqgeoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, | pay. Stoves rented, novi6 tr | to W. H. H, CISSEL, No, 1132 7th st.n. w.j29 2.° ANTE D—A per’ect and clean copy of the first /R RENT—On Capitol Hill, oue square from U. for'dito. Other ecuritics taken tn exchange unves of Ue EVENING SEAR. or wnich | Xi Canitl grounds, leh 19 mi BkiGk HOUSE. “ el price wi pal at the , a I AUCUFENE TALES, | Ds JOHNSON & 0, Ome r L PO ee te ee BRICK HOUSE, Rents cheap, Inquire of DA. 17 26-3t BANKERS, WV AS TED CARLETS to CLEAN at MCGEY = = = ~ & FEBRY'S Eureka Steam Beatiog and Fo RENT—HOUSE completely furnished, tn LAtTss: LUMBER: LATAS! | sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by Mall oF cloding piano and silver plate: Price $50 pe left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space.fi-ly | Month. Al-o, several. Unfarni hed HOUSES: a , CHEAP LUMBER. CHEAPER LATHS, Cargo LATHS just arrived. Call and buy while on wharf and save cost of hauling to yard, Remember, DISCOUNT for cash down on any published price list, at LUMBER YARD AND SASH WARBHOUSE or THOS. W. SMITH, 3) 26- Near B. & 9. R. R. Depot. GOPREME COURT OF THE UNITED ‘. STATES. OcTosxn TERM, 1877, Thomas 8, Dobbins and George Epurcr, 41 -— Pitts No. i va. in Error, The United States. ‘Thomas 8, Dobbins and George Sprrvck, No. 142 v8. ‘Pitts in Error, The United Btates. Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Bparel Pitts No. 143 v3. in Error, The United States. And Thomas 8, Dobbins and George Spurck No. 144 v8. "Bias in Error, The United States. Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun- sel for the defendants in error, suggested the death of George 8purck, one of the plaiatiffs in error in these id the Court for an order Parties: Whereupon it is now here ordered by this Court, that unless the proper representa- tives of the said Geor Spruck, deceased, as afore- said, shall voluntarily become parties within the first ten days of the ensuing term of this Court, the defendants in error sha!! be entitled 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 other newspaper at the seat of government, for three successive weeks, at least mixty days before the beginning of the term oe the Sopreme Court ext ensuing—Or Novem- r, 1877. True copy—Test: ss . W. MIDDLETON, Clerk Supreme Court U. 3. pees FOR GOOD LUMBEB. JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 feet......$13 33 BOARDS, 16 feet, per 1,000 feet. 13 33 STOCK BOARDS, all 12-inch wide, per 1,000 feet.... WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth sireet and New York avenue ) 8-tr Cr4e Ete MONTFERRAUD,.....per doz. $3.50 MEDOC ss: 6 "6.00 JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York avenue. 3923-tr near U. 8. Treasury Department, WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING, DRESSBS, SUITS, COSTUMES, ULUAKB, &¢., ‘Made in superior style at short notice. can have Cut and Basted, and a perfect fit guaranteed Je20-8m BOr Eemneey Over Willian’s, 9.08 $9.00 sy $ ros a LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER. ALSO, HABNESS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $34. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &¢., &C, * JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Beventh Street Northwest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall, REPAIRING, ona Truubaaoveredat low Fates. repartee W. HENNEDY & Co. J. Buuhe Merdwate Bar Iron, Steet, TIN PLATE, CUTLERY, Tools. herrea Pe a le 612 Penn, ave. 28Pe oe tropol lotel, Circular Saw,'’ jy22-ly ~ “Washington, D. LL WHO VAL) 'R SIGHT to know sce ee : H, He HEMELERS Opelgaet 453 Penn. avenue n.w., corner 4! street. tr _ DIA« 8. Goldatein & Gor) ker, 1417 Pennsylvania mylitc WANDAR: Gentlemen, to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes'a specialty of Cutting @arments to be made at hom 1 96- y ee Bi 3 rent very low. BATES & RYON, 708 D st. ¥. jy29 $°* nD. POR BENT No. £08 20 b st., 8 rooms. ‘moderna conveniences, Apply at store corner 20th and Hate, J¥27-3t* LOST AND FOUND. OsT—July 29tb, 1878, elther on 7th street, Ld Penn, ave., or 4'y street; 60 3 barrel, 60 14 larrel and 112°}; barrel Beer STAMPS. The finder will be rewarded, by returning wo5is Bat st. De, id ee a L820: Jah street, on Sunday, a pair of Gold Frame rPECTACLES. The firder will receive a reward, by’ leaving them at GRAY'S Hotei,’ 16th and Tats, us ORF eee +7 O8T—MEMORANDUM BOOK containil ne tes and papers of no value to any one excepi owner. ward will be given for its re- ton |, P. LAWRENCE, 418 10th st. n.w. '—On the 26th inst., between St. LiGivet and No. 12 st. n.e., a G d BRACr LET, if returned to No. BOARDING. = 0TH 1: STREET NORTHWESC.—First- © class TABLE BOARD at $4 Per Week. auxcmely Furnished ROOMS, at mmmer teen, 1930-3 * Aloysi old Enamel- A liberal reward will be pala si > H pt SUMMER BOARDERS W 1NLED—Accomimo- dations first-class, Te:ms very moderate. M. J. POTTS, Leesburg Va. aid jy29-3* ! BST CLABS COUNTRY BOARD and RUOMS at Oak Lawn, Hyattsville, B. &0.R. R.. five miles from Washirgton. Address T. E. BADEN, Hyattsville, Prince George's co., Md." jy29-3.° FYRIENDLY INN. under auspices Woman's Temperarce Un'on, 405 Dy ilth st. Lunch, 5 10, 15 cents; meals, 25 cents; board per week. $3.60: ber month, $15, in advance, five tickets. $1. 5 Kot. N. W.—MBS, STOUK HAM respect- 945 fully calis atten ion to the handsome BOMBS (en suite or single) and eh-ice TABLE BUAKD. reatly redui rates for summer season. Location excellent. jy29-Im* Os KiVING, — re, copaat BOUMS with BUAKD may be obtain oy gentlemen aud wives or single gentlemen, at Jun barton Shey corner ¢f Congress, Georgetown H-ights; house cool, with large yards and modern Improve- ments, jy29-3." , 25 cents; DS: 20 3 R RENT—Blegantly FURNISHED ROOMS. Inquire at No, Ta10 street n.w., after dFelock p.m. 5y87-3i R SAL E—New 8-room BRICK, bay window, all modern improvementa. Will be sold at a .J BOND, 406 4% st. fy27-Im R RENT—Seven-room HOUSE 406 6D st., modern improvements, Rent low toa desirabie terant, Central location. 3) 27-la ‘R RENT—A two-story Brick HOUSE, with 6 rooms and bath room. No, 429 20:h st, Ap- ply at 218 4% st. n w. 4y27-30 PGE RENT Two-story Brick STABLE. with six stalls and large carriage house. $15 month to good tenant. 1314 ¥ st. jy27-6t OR RENT Brick HOUSE No- Gog, oth st a. w.. 8 rooms, bath room, &. Rant to ALBERT F, FOX, 820 Fst. nw. yt dee Fe? RENT—STORE ROOM and DWELLING 627 M: setts avenue; splendid location for any kind of business, Key next door. Only $20 yer month, jy87-Lin /R RENT— Brick HOUSE of 5 rooms and ree Jard; No, 15 5th st., near Kast Capitol st.; $15 r month, Apply at ‘northeast corner of Kast Cap- tol and 6th sts., No. 500. jy273* FRR, RENT No. 930 1 st.. between 9h and 10th sts.n.w. :contains 12 rooms and bath room, \ ith modern conveniences. Rent low. House in god repair. Inquire 911 st. n.w. Jy87-3t" Fe RE NT—Two small STORES on 7th street road, near LeDroit Park, in excellant business location, and rent low. Apply toU. 8. B. WALL, office corner 7th and Boundary sts. n.w. | jy27-31" OR RENT. Dwelling HOUSE No. 603 Ist. n. W., with all modern fmprovements, in fine con- Gitin’. Bent moderate to a good tenant. Apply at No, 1912 K st. n.w. F Fee PENG Nicely Furnished PARLOR and FED ROOM; aiso, Furnished BED ROOMS fron $6 to $10 per month; one sulteof Unfurnished FKOOMBS, water In che rooms. Apply 620 Lith st, We Jy27 3° bargain, Apply to D. Fee RENT A completely Furnished new Brick HOUSE with all modern improvements, cen- tralty located. Will be rented for table board and one room for owner, wifeand child. Has five bed rooms; dining room suitable for boarders: bath, with bot avd cold water; a new piano, &c. Tenant can remain through Winter. No, 5 8 J¥27-3.* Coust RY BOARDING can be had oear Falr- / mont, W. Va., on B. & O. RB. K ; pleasant Roome; good air ahd shade, $4 $6 per wook, accord-ng to rooms. Address Box 34, Fairmon W. \a.; or inquire at 318 Lud. we, jy264* ters lip C for nw. Fe RENT—HOUSE No 1329 Fst_p paintng 30 rooms. Apply to REt ENDALL, 325 4'¢ st. n.w. i R RENT—A large 7th and I sts s.w yacant LOT, fronting on No feaiiction as to use, POREDING —Large-siry ROOMS: also, sue of | nt reasonable.” Apply 3TC yee cath Private bath: CABLE HOARD; | BHOOKSS, 486 Louisa ave. iy24-1ne erate, 186 1 86... W. oppealin Feank- —Oi« two-story BRICK HOUSE, 8 = bru), all’ modern Improvements: UNTRY BOSRD—Five miles from the chy: | Xo. IbIZEth st.. ret ved P acd Q Mowe dees ( {wiby es walk Tom srt s Salon, on | No. 40s 7th af. dw 3323 8 crepe tan Braneh_ ol : s Lae : airy Roum aud best of Pabie BOSE. Bir terug, | [XCR RENT—HO1E. No, G07 New Jersey av- r rm. B, E8., Lock Bux 308, or inquire at an aia in pon one real $35 per eae ae gis. B, 08 ring 2 od orders 25 ver month... Ap- DG man’s Drug Store, 627 P Mages? | py tcW. ChJOUNSOR 1B 1sth at nates ay SUMMER BOARD Falls Chureb, nar R. 2B. SS eattuu; 20 acres, shaded with frnit and other Tous iaige and elegant, with milk and & un ift! t.ble, and every thing necessary to make ucne peasant for parents and children. Address A. B. NODINE, or visit the place. Jyi3-1mn PLEASANTLY SITUATED, NEATLY KuPt KOUbS. With riceiv prepared TABLE CakD. m1 # private tamily where appreciative val Lies Cav enjoy (he comforts of home at moderate We > ee ekpense: 916 8th st_n.w. ase KENT-One two-story BRiCK HOUSE. Store, seven roov's, bathroom and all modern improvements; newly finished; $30 per muath; No. 1727. between K and 8,0n 7th st.n.w. Inquire at 408 7th st. u.w. 1) 23-8t REN 'T—Two two-story BRICK HOUSES, eight rooms. bathroom, stable. all modern im provements, cellar; the houses newly fresco paint- ed; Nos 622 and 624 22 st. n.w.; the charlel up to the door, Inquire at No, 403 7th LW. Jy 23-81 YT KEMONT HOUSK.— Parties wno desire Hotel BOARD, with cool aud airy ROOMS cau locate at this favorite Hotel for jummer and wife, + single Room: to $80 por month, aud $8.10 BLO per week lable je ber month and 85 per week FB SAL HORSE (gcod roadster), one of th r et and most comfortable rid- « ETONS in the city, and HAR: 83; will be sold at a sacrifice for cash. Acunss D., Lock Box 809, Washington, D, c. 3:30-1m BUSINESS 0 Ur BALE—(ne light, 3-sprin, WAGONS ad HAHNERS: wants n Wpairs: $45 will bay both. inquire at MURCAN'S shop, 31 st.. between M and N.s.0. P.8.- Suitable fora baker, us sien or sp all g)0cer, jy 99°3 * 1K SALE—: lock MABE. Jump-seat OAB- Fatty and HAKNES ; can be driven by alacy. Also, a fine Family Mare, Coupe, eckawas, Curlave and Harness. At KUGUELY & BOWEN'S, No. 645 New York JR KENT- O.e three-story BKICK HOUSE. $35 O43 R. I. 3 218 1 Fa 6th mS Yo. 26 5th s S| Brick No, 925 K st. v. 2 Frame No. 627 R. 1 “3 Frame No, 710 10th st. Apv'ly to 1328 New York ave. n. w., 13 rooms, furn.§150 00 813 F st. n.w., 8 rooms, store and cellar. 125 00 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms. 100 00 n.w.. store... 4483 New York ave. n.w., store. 2425 New York avenue, store ATSSERa NN ReRBBeesSsEaaas 333233838S38238888338828) J)27-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh St. (Changes made every Weduesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for 730 13th st. n.w., mod, imps. ass i Sale. $10,000 10.000. 10,000, ‘000 608 11th st. 000 211 A st. 8.e., ‘mod. im) 9.000 1908 H st. D.: B00) 912 M st. n.W.. mod. 1 8.000 606 H st. n.W.. mou, imps,, 5/000 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale G7 Myrtle st. n. @., b.h., mod. imps.. 8 rs... 1,800 420.N st. n.w.. f.h.. mod. imps. 7 rs.... 1.800 1239 4th bh. water, 6 18... 1.600 3.9 11th st. sve. f.h..6 re. 1500 824 826 thst. nw. 1,500 621 K 1300 1.800 1.200 12°0 1,000 -70 it st tie 112 8 id 2 Urion st.. bet. N and O 8.w., 210 22d st., bet. Mand N n.w.. “10 ew York ay,, bet. 20th and 2 +10 Houses for Rent. 419 13th st. n.w., med. imps., 12 rs. $100 -W.. mod. imps... 100 rs. M mod, imps,. 16 rs. WOO st n.W. store, md imps., i st n.W., m 1521 1 st. 467 Missouri ave., mod. 1014 17th st. n. w., mod. im 1338 and 1342 R 917 6th st. n.w., 'mod imps., 10 rs. 1222 13th st. n.W., mod. imps, 7 rs. 48 11th st. aw Savona EROSSSESERRESESESSSSS Keys at store below. lotinoF all property forsats ued rome onth 8 Pale etin o} leandrent on m: whieh can be bad’ on “may OMe OF ication at my office, or Will be sent by mail if desired. a * $2,000 at 8 per cent. HARLEB W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 608 7th street n.w, For Rent 1739 F st. n.w., 12 room: For Kent 108 2d st, nw. 15 rooms. r Kent 116 Cst. nw. For Kent 419 24 st. n.w., 10 For Rent 2084 G st. n.w., 12 rooms. For Rent ‘744 0th st. n.w., 10 rooms... 3y26- B RENT— B. H. WARNER & Ov., BRAINARD H WARNER, | EDwix A.McIwr1 816 F si Dorthwest, jy27-tr 1205 K st, 1121, 1309 14th s' 1016'15th asain Mt. Pleasant, (fur). Sts, 10, ....60 1314-1390 @ st nw, -...55 E st. n 55 ty = = " 5 SEB cReeee pices eT nw, 4 N. Cap., n. Boun’; other Houses, similar to the above. a list of which is materially altered near; every day on the bulletin at our offios. . tr KR RENT— BY F. H. SMITH, Reai Estate Broker, Le Droit Building, Corner of 8th and F streets, 2022 F st. n.w., 16 roms, mod. Imps. te14 F st. u. 508 13:h st. ‘a 621 19:b st, bow, 9216 1th st. new, 331 F st. n.wW., 10 rooms, mod. imp 1324 T st_n.w., Trooms, n. a imps. 20rh and E sts.'n, ~., 10'rooms, mod. im| 1608 M st. n.W., 7 rooms, mod. imps, 8 rooms, mod. imps. mod. imps... tosult. 1K RENT. S-story Brick. 2018 G st., 9 rooms, bathroom, and afl modern improve Scstory Brick. 1318 fats erpoma, nen 8: No, 233 13th st. 8.w., near the Agricul- 8-story Frame, 939 I st., 7 rooms. ural Department: ten minutes’ waik to th-T cas- 8-story Brick, 1006 Mass, ave., 14 rooms, ay good neighborhood. Inquire at No. 4 iS Th 2-story Frame, 1821 14th st., 5 rooms, R RENT—HOUSE No, M stn w.; all good repair, and have mod- Hem eters eee no 208 Mat nw. all | _,mhoee Houses are Inquire of JAMES W. BAR- GIBBS, 1334 14: st, jy18-3w*” | K st. new. jy12-Lm FOR BENT The PREMISES corner of Groen aud Stoddard sts., Georgetown, admirabiy iaPhsa fers, latge, beahding and dvy Reminary, having been used'as such for the past five years, there being 2 large Dwelling, having modern con Feulences: 15 roome, with cellar under entire house; a summer. kitchen and dairy. Con necicd with the dwelling there 13 a ostory beT'dk: g, built for school’ purposes, contatuing Lorn, One of which 1s 80 by 46 feet, All nesdud re airs will be made and the property rented at a lew tate toa desirable tenant, "Possession given on or before Avgust 18. Persons, by calling at the premises, Will Ue showin through af any time pre- (ously. | Apply to DICKSON & KING. corner of Green and Waler sts , Ge rgetown, and ooruer of 16th and K sts. n.w., Washington,” jy 15-1m B RENT—HOUSE No, 731 8th st.n.w., oon- Yuing 9 rooms, modern 1m) ts. AY avenue. ias-awe | No. 778th ote usw, Proven eN ya ane Fe SALE-— Positively at a Sarrifice for Cash Fes RENT—HOUSE No. 413 New York avenus FUT CL Ase OU ANE RRS op. wenant,” Appr to JOURS 5 SOUEE, Now York ALG. L. WILD & BROS) of Musi Sree rl ee ete es "Se om of Masic, Foe se fortable HOUSE — = venta sremicn alse low rent to a e1 ‘ap! i. rent a n- PERSONAL. apt. Inquire, for key and terms, No, Ah et. HE PER*ON WHO TOOK, BY MISTAEE, ‘various ‘at my ALPACA COAT from my offles 710. sireot nyw. willrecelye $0. by re'urning thy ‘contained and no further questions asked Pi CHUTTER ae 5 RE .U—The above reward will be y and. Wo questions sked, Yor the" tnen Bee falaing: apet andes pid aiden eas ene oo tal and a gol ini “J. OG." ata? Sa. Ry to No. 833 Missouel ave. news ty WHOM IT MAY OUNCKEN, + otice is hereby given that any infringement of the Patents -F. DOWNEY tor Sewer Tiais and ‘Vuives will be prosscated umee tise in such cases je D. P. HOLLOWAY & CO., Attorneys. July Far se 4y87-3¢ Ped AL ee OHN PATCH, 606 10th st. n.w.,6 a.m, tod A} D.m., roports as iblity of with Feal estate and liens thereou, ‘Ghattol Trusts, $1- Mxatnines Tities, 7itaees wo Chattel Trusts, $1. &TRO! IST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- om in all taings, "Oalon hours freee Dem, ~ eele-ly aD, Rk RENT—HUUSES of & reatly reduced prices, by B. % ee Ee <7. ae Rk RENT—" Fiange; 1118 New York ave, Heference sive and delightful, ye-tr Fee RENT Fumished PARLOBS and BED- Sy MS, and ROOMS furnished for and several small BOOMB: rasustecmtsanae GER HOOK Bea Fema ONDS AND STOCKS. United States Bonds i is District of Columbia Bonds at earious Wi ‘on and Geor; Br southwest alters He pays the t prices in CAB! prtioles tamof wae Sraere ‘by mall eee R RENT—By THOS J. MYERS, Real Estate Agent 1216 F st_o.w. 3-story Brick, 726 17th st., 11 8-story Fran.e, 810 04 ot. WM. E. BURFO: Boal Estate Broker 70s i st, PROFESSIONAL. p28 ri D* ¥ Paty iphis, am 38 od st. n.w. Dentistry in ai ite Res & specialty; Private Business; best city references Chess ED. Srarcmee oS 380-2 * Po Ae esha dutensiisot ihe CAPI- TOL HILL LIVERY STABLE 4 317 $4 st. s.e, 2 Cr nststs 2 Clarer ces, 2 Family Carriages, 2 To doggies, 1 Praeton, 5 Sets 1 Of Beagle do. ; all ta K-ou cond! fi Mentions! sold » pe § doing a good business: best et te T. a resj,onsible party easy term: sither or sale or for lease, from one to ten Fears, A.B. DENNIS & CO. 330 3. sons for sellly g. Will be given Mer DF ESS GOODS to be so) at bait Make rocw for fall stock. is the ached Cotton, yard ood bave advan ide, 9 and 8's ed, aud the pext Geo 10 + fe Sheetir g at 20 cents at present, but will close what we case pricy ve at old prices | _ A lot of Sample Blankets, bought of an agent wh> @id not wish toreturn them, to be sold at whole sale price, SEO J. JOHNSON @ CO. )29-¢r 201 Markrt Space, vor. Tih st, (OR BALE—A firsi-clhss DRUG ST RE. Soda Feuntaln, &c.. &c.. doing & paying Pu-ine s. Will be sold at a great n- App’ DOWLING, corner Pa. ave. and Lith st. 35 W 5 Six SEGQUATE SEVERST MonE OADS of $10,000 and upwards at cent. Bown wan 28 aa 1999 48 (Post. } 412 7 JOR SALE-FIFTEEN SHARES (or less, STREET AND SOUTH WASHING dress F. & STUCK. Ad City post office, V oO aN F., Box 273, 29 2" ARTED DHEEDIATE Ly Several first-class A DA for loans at seven per DOWNMAN & GREEN, cent. 2 jy29 4t (Post, OR EX R SALE. ‘ Fohot ety 2 small FARM of 40 acres, near Washington, D. C., togeiher with horse, carriage, cows, crops, &c.' Address BUSINESS, Sir 52 sts 412 Tun st. slew. HANGE FOR ©.TY efhce, PER CENT. BOND AMPLY SECURED: interest met in lots of $100 to $4 000° Address Box 804, W D.C. 4927 6t BR SALE—One of those new and handsome 11 room Bay Window HOUSES on 13th and 14th 8ts, A great bargain, Keys at 1335, Q street. Jy QT BARGAIN. —Ican sell In the next ten days, two two-story BRICK HOUSES, with 7 Toots, gas aud water; located on Corcoran ste between 16: and 17 h—at $1,200.” Property cost originally $2,600. and can be sold on easy terms, Apply to W. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. jy27-1m po toan. MONEY on real estate, in sums to sult, at 8 per cent, On first-class business property at 7 per cert. 8.0. HOLTZMAN, _ Sy27-tr 10th and F sts. n.w, RSALE—A flourishing BOTTLING ESTAB- LISHMENT, wi a route of over 200 cu: stO~ chance fora live man with » smail Address I, BRAND, Post —Omice, 3326-6." "TUS ARMIBABLY LOCATED BRICK COTTAGE, No. 1411 10th st. n.w., between O and P sta,, 18 to be sold at public auction on Wed- Be sday next, 31st of July, at 6 o°clock p.m, The location Is very desirable in every respect. jy 25-6t oR SALE—A HOUSE fronting upon the soutr- east corner of Judiciary Square. Will be sold. cleapforcash, Address S., Post Office Box 581, chy. 3319-2? MoxEx! MONEY !! MONEY {IT on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., at P. WALLACH'S, Loan and Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avent Je7-tr near Willard's Hotel, Rk RENT—LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 C street Per forty Zeare and longer as S. GOLDSTELN & CO., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Lil dvances made on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Siiver- ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable ‘he Aa The oldest and largest business in the city, LADIES’ GOODS. JUeT BECEIVED 1 CASE FAYAL HATS, Great Bargains in #3 JABOTS and HANDKERCHIEFS, PATTERN HATS at half price, 4@ Gocds marked in plain figures, MES. M. J. HUNT. jy2t-tr 621 and 693 D street. THa EF. 9 ¥ DUUGLass, ae al THE GREAT “CURATIVE CORSET.” Recommended by the highest medical authority. See CLIRCULAE and CORSET, at the Agency, DOUGLASS, 9th and F sts,, Sole Agent for the District. LS! P. LS! PARASOLS! At Prime Cost, BF Oh woe, 8. From $1, $1.50, $3, $2.50, etc. You will save from 76 cents to 61 Gn your Parasols by 695 BTUWSON # CO's, jyl-tr South Bide, near 7th st. jyl-tr | goods less than cost. | cost, fer cash aly, | BESPHEAD « co 939 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts , | Invite the attention Of their frieuds, customers and strangers to their exceeding ¥ low prices. | [¥ard-wide Long Cloth, finished like linen, 7*, | Wemeutta yard-wide ‘Bleached Cot‘on, ‘We. | Fanerdele Cambrie (genuine). 12.0, New York Mills 2 yard wide Sheet Clark” yard Spool Cotton Bc i Wool Shetland Shawls, 7c. and rape, $1.28 and up, all ‘silk. Gruss U. Vests, 250. and up,” Suk en Hose, 25¢c. and ‘up... Ladies Lace Top Lisle B8c. Good: and Children’s cloves, (net) and up. | Dress of all kind from 6c. up, including Black SL KS, Grenadi s Linen Lawus, French Perca- ‘ines, Dotted Swiss, Victoria Lawns, &c.. &¢ , asactifice, Ten (16) per cent. discount allowed alt xh tales of imported goods. Parasols and Bun Umbrvilas at and below Gost, at BRODHEAD & OO. | 220 939 Pa. ave., bet 9th and 100i W. BUBPETTE ‘oO. Wren pine ame ey tn Sa oe iT Nt Ie STOCK MUST RDG chy = De etae tt | | 910.000 worth of remnants, odds ends, &e., will he Suid at one-quarter thelr regular price. Summer The balance of our immense stock of choice and desirable goods wil! be solid ® * W. W. BURDETTE & © Now. 998 zr st.. © =n oe 08 K st ty UMMER DRY Goops Ss MU>T BE SOLD, Lawns, 8, 10, 194: Caliooes, 4% cents up. | Nictorfa Lawns, $4, 10. 12¢. up. Perca'es, Sand h0c.? Li : Pure Wool Black Cashmere, double Black Silks 62c., Extra good at $1. S'"iped Summer Silk up to fine goods, width, 50c, All Grenadines sacrificed 6%4e. Allfummer Dress Goods must be sold, Best 75c, finished Geut's White Shicte tn City, ~N. NAL . sy20-tr 09 Market Space. W SAbe POSerivELy seL.in THE CHEAPEST DRY GODS IN ‘Tum We believe we have the largest “ity. assortment of de- sirable Dry Goods in this ci ‘Que hundred (100) leces of new and Dean tiful ust From Philadelphia, Buntt: pare Wool, Only x Buntings, cream, navy bene. black. brown, a 3 Lace ; Blac $1, 91.95: $60, $170 FI, Blan Slike, Boe. © THE POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, CARTER'S, 711 Market Colored Silks, cream, navy biue, cardinal,» vy steel, plum, and all the light shades of ‘Co! Silks: Checked and Striped Silks, on pure white. and colored round; Lavender Blue, Brown, Green and Black Checked and Striped Silks, on pure whice and colored ground. | We pay CASH for all of our we are selling them very . Belling ‘ail of our Parasols at real cost. = of CARTERS, 741 Market Space, dy@-tr Washington. Washington. Si'-4ks. POSITIVELY THE aor LOT OF THE SEA- So CHANCE TO DvPLicats, Borrom PRicks aRe REACHED. PRICES ARK ADVANCING, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. We have made our last reduction. Qur $1 BILK ts magnificent, ° BO stork ts raul, Our $1 25 SILK Is superb. Our $1.60 SILK is a marvel, © are offering a genuine **Bonnett** $2, worth §3, Cail and examine it a CONNOLLY's, Je2o-tr__ 608 Oth street, opp. Patent Omes. NDROSCOGEIN COTTO: A Wawsutta Cott 4 ioe 2a) 75 Cents, White Spreads, 50, 75," $1. One Case Remnants of Lonsdale Cambric, 10 Children’s White Hose, 5 cents pair. JO8. B. BAILEY. 3e25-tr Cor. 7th and F sta. s.w, bad (THE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIBT.” OPEN FRONT, Beady-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Elnings to the Bosom, made of Wamsutt by ws -one hundred Linen, for only $1.90: 0) imate guarani 'as represen! an = 2. GEO. MEGINN ESS, at, Baltimore, Factory—75 W. Fayette Branch—1008 F at D.w., Washington,’ my8-1y shea. ‘ameutta O, XX Shirt Sethe weer ects eee iv" i > and 13 oa + peipraleal fine Linen Bosoms, only it Spy a copa 0. 890. ———————_ BOOKS AND STATIONERY. mard7-tr [TWENTY PER CENT. OFF. MES. J. P, PALMER Offers until August Ist_in addition to her already duced prices, TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOURT On all sales, large and small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED, All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowest market prices, Mrs. J. P. PALMER, jyl-tr_ 1107 Fost., bet, 1th and itn sts, [2 99¥ PED CENT. OFF. A rare opportunity 1s now offered the Indies for -ecuring the Buest’ ne OF GOODE at teem a as ot , Wiz: Dresses, ine pre i iti Soe '» BL BP. Cs nd Silk Ties, ‘Racks de Parise ote, ote. All goods marked In plain figures. 907 Pennsylvania ‘1 Cite Trevise, Paris, avenue. Jel0-r ‘TE has closed her os- ME, JEASNERA tablishment in Washington. Bhe received two cases of im) BONNETS: and Riding and Seaside HATS. which she open on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Charles ore, «1 88 North street, DEESSMAKING in all tts brane. Je3-tr gree «AL AUTICE. ~ADIES FINE SO00TS make for sale for Spring wear of my at very Jas. H.VERMIL' Ladies Boots and Shoes Toade to onder at short 201 ice, ‘Tmar80-tr ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. SLLET DAVIS & CO. -—Ue- cit peat Batch Oa z . Grea aing. Come au & Hi, L.rUMNER, 811 9th eh” ES eEeEel_e_ee AS STOVES, @A8 OVENS AND BROILERS. Allsold on aguarantee, Full line of @a8 FIXTUMES VARY CHEAP, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS, OORCORAN BUILDING, Fifteenth Street, jet-tr E. F. BRUOKS, a Niperne oR ce eae the market is flooded. . BECKE ‘Setare foxng hi. were ott #25 Harness before Falture Iw ‘B. This ife-restoring reme- % S. should takedtoy il about to marry, ho Siro bosoms Sesteee nee 00 ty ther Dr. JOB. JACQU! niversity Place, New Yor. Brigette senptok Janl-ir (THE NEWEST BOOKS. McPherson's Handbook of Vo}. 6 of the series. The'China Hunters member. Politics, 1878, formi: - Miss Muiocl Mar, ‘ihe, from the German, Mi fe Wtiderness. “hae Dries Wana Pauline and O'her Poems, G: ~ A, <n, Wt borg o' ‘oyagy o Paper Cance. The Baile. Anseotse Pp ‘ * seneseee soe a) Poems, ie Hour, 4 z Bi rnc lean Fi: fon and Prank in sqnee velved as 8 as published, CRi UE cost, ‘SOLOMON « ona dy 2tr 911 Pennsylvania avenue, RoOKS FOR SUMMER READING. b dons ip London, Penis uid, reutiss, Paper, BL, From the Lakes of Killarney to the Goldea Horn, ne BLH. M: Field ror By H. M. Ficia, mm Fey pt to Japan, bs By Author of Helen's Babies, Live Guzzy, His Inheritance. By Adeline Tratio Year Worh Living. By W.M. Baker. LLANTYNE & SON, 428 Seventh st. n.w. M. jyl5-tr w 8 SeeRassa a M. Thompsun. Bishop... Augustine, Francis Soe ene pe ? ? y Augustus Hare, | om BOOK LIST FOR JULY. | Our list this month Includes a vei mept of bovks, bound and in Treading, too numerous to ment fellow ing: than the Half Hour Series; Frauklin Appleton’s Hand Volume Serie, rper'’s Lbrery of American Fiction: Apple. ton’s Guide Book to American Cities, ic. me. Aw persous intending to iravei this Summer will bh ace give our stock a looking over before pure haxing their reading matter, Also, Yarieties of Stationery and the latgst styica? = W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, LAW BOOKSELLEKe AND STATIONERS, dy20-ir 475 Penn. avenue cue LATEST PUBLICATIONS. Around the World yacht * " Mrs. Eraway: titustrated. $8 60, The Me tlaahe Islands as Resorts. ih and Pleasure, by 8.G, The Speaking ‘Telephoas Harper's ibravy: ' B0c. Mag: & Sto. 50c, rian * t . "ah alder; Wei, The Canoe sud Flying Proet sepel bee THE TRADES. OOK BINDING, EOOND &9- CLOTHING.—The only im the city to of Seoond-! Waten sstols, &C., at a fair cash price, te ee ‘808 9th street, neay Penna, svecus. usar = auove pumbsr,