Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1878, Page 2

el THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘WEDNESDAY...... . July 31, 1878. ———————————. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. VELERS ABROAD will find THE EVEN- ine? TAR on file at the following place: LONDON.—HENtY FP. @ILLIG & 449 h Jross,. Tis OW § He Rauy BUREAT, 61 Avenne era; CHAS, HaRFWICK, 118 Boulevard here advertisements and subscriptions will also be received. YABDS PACIFIC PEBCALES 9 cents a yard. y°s Double Busk Corset, best in the city, ine, Demorest's reliable Patterns. 308. B. BAILEY, ‘or. Tth and F sta, TELLS—AND KVERYBODY ELLS THE PRICE. Largest Stock of HARNESS AND TRUNKS south of New York, at FACTORY PRICES, Just completed, a fresh stock of our $25 HAR- NEBS, and now on sale at BECKEB'S, Bulla Trunks Bepatyed and Covered. I3t Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger boaa fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers im the city added together. —re-—_—— The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have Tae STAR Sent to Uisir 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, for three months, or §8 for six months, - 4a The money to pay for the time required must fn all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the Paper cannot be sent, _————— ——— We again remind correspondents that it isa waste of time and paper to send anoaymous communications to this office. If a letter is not worth signing it is not worth writing. It is certainly not worth printing. <e—____ The debate in the English House of Com Mons on the general subject of the treaty of Berlin is decidedly vigorous and interesting. Mr. Gladstone, in his speech yesterday, denied | the charge of unjusti @ and reckless at- tacks on Lord Beaconsfield, and denounced the Anglo-Turkish convention as a startling novelty, which set the law of Europe at naught, Was unjust to other powers, ove the Tights of parliament. and laid new burdens on the people. Lord Beaconsfield in reply to Mr. Gladstone’s denial and as an excuse for the yenomous sentence of dennneiation, which he lately applied to his political rival, points out that Mr. Gladstone has charged him with degrading and debasing the great name of land. with selling the Greeks, and with being guilty of an unsurpassed act of duplicity. A word battle between such masters of sar- casm as Beaconsfield and Gladstone is suf- ficient to attract general attention to the debate, even if important English interests and the attitudes of great parties were not involved. There is little doubt that Beacons- field will be upheld for the present. The Struggle now will merely have the e‘fect of increasing or reducing the government's ma- jority. But it will show in what direetion the tide of public opinion is turning, and will in- dicate to the opposition whether it may rea- sonably hope for ultimate success by making a persistent fight on this issue. Citizen Schwab, who favors the New York Socialists with frothy oratory, free, and with foaming beer for a consideration, hai been cruelly snubbed. At the meeting of the con- vention of socialists in that city last night a long series of resolutions, providing for the appointment of a committee to appear before the Congressional committee on the investiga- tion of the state of labor, was adopted. In Spite of the fact that Citizen Schwab presented the resolutions, he failed to obtain a place on the committee. The flourishing beer-vender, Dotwithstanding his declaration that be was as good a communist as any man present, was thought to be too much of a capitalist to repre- Sent the horny-handed who labor by the week. It is sugsested to Citizen Schwab to make a bid for popular favor by reducing the price of his beer to three cents a glass. Probibition, the resumption of specie pay- ments and the rebel war claims took so much Space in the platform adopted yesterday by the Maine republicans that an expression of opinion on the policy of the administration was unavoidably crowded out. Blaine stock is still above par in Maine. ee _____ The spread of the yellow fever in New Orleans is bringing upon the city the inconve- nience of isolation. The safety of giving ves- sels from that port clear bills of health is doubted, and mails which have ordinarily passed through the city will be diverted. As Germany surpas: all other nations in the percentage of her population, troubled with defective eyesight, it is natural that great attention should be given by Germans to the sliseovery of causes an 1 remedies of tha evil and to discussions pertaining in any way to the eye. Many curious points in relation to sight have been brought to notice by the re. searches of German oculists. The latest con- troversy among those interested in such sub- jects ison the question whether the eye in the human race has always possessed the same Celicacy as at present and an equal power of distinguishingcolors. It is claimed that primi- tive man had only a confused notion of tints, The ancients saw only three colors in the prism, and the sages of the North speak of only three in the raindow. These are, it is Supposed, the intense colors, red, orange and yellow. It is asserted that in all the records of antiquity only the first and last of these three are specifically mentioned. One Savant Says he can prove that blue which is taken as atype of the feebler colors, is not designated in any way in the poems of the Rig Veda or the Avesta, the Bible, the verses of Homer, the Koran, or the ancient literature of Fin- land or Seandinavia. But according to the re- ceived translation, blue is mentioned any number of times in the Bible. There is alsoa strong party who believe that the eyes of the world have not increased in delicacy, and be- tween the arguments of both sides, many interesting facts are developed econceruiag eye-sight in all ages of the world The judge in the > ork baby-wigon case has, after mature consiferation. deci lsd in favor of the baby. hing infants in fam- i {$,can e aseque ed across the floor in baby wagons, testy individuals beneath to the contrary not- withstanding. When a man is one of a hun- red gathered under the same roof, he caunot expect the quiet of solitude. The fate of the high .lyer who proposes to navigate an air-ship from the United States to Europe may be sim to that of the ¢ Pigeons which siarted several days as Columbus for New York. 1 have not yee put in anappearance. The safe arrivalin En land of the American Nau'ilus, a she than twenty feet long, with its foolhardy crew of two, ‘vill perhaps be prefaced by the wro- naut as an indication of the result of his trans- Atlantic voyage. The tramp war on labor-saving machiuery has spread to Michigan. Numerous instances are given where property has been destroyed. The tramps toil not, neither do they permit Others to labor—not even machines. B SALE—A large varlety of new and second- hand PIANOS, at great bargains, summer months. REICH BACH’S Piano Warercoms, 423 1 Street, @ few doors above Penus avenue, Bele Agency for Kaabe & Co.'s Ceicbratcd Pianos. Js3L-ly weet KNIT ROWING SHIRTS. Ko ++ PANTS. ee STICKING. SCULL Cars. W.S. TEEL, 3y30-tr 935 Pennsylvania ave. ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. ‘The frm of HILL & EDMONSTON is this day Gissolved by mutual conseat. All parties indcted 20 the late firm will settle with S.C. HILL. who Frill coutinue the business at the ofa suand, “ssi — Romina eerie R, 0. EDMONSTON July 27, 1878. 3y29-3) N. TENS cH REPAIRER, Q For 20 years with H. SEMKEN. now at 54 tye tte LEY AVERUR Denes WATCHES A SPECIALTY. Watches put in completeorder by ms are guaran- ‘teed for one year, or money refunde!. feb4 ly Wy Ass iNeton HOME BREMEDX,. DR. LEWIS’ PLASTE3. SEVEN FOR A QUABTER. One large and six small. oa Capeine art Porous. Sure cure for Cuts, Buras, Bruises aut Hheumatism. Sold by ali Druggists. Ask for a Circular. Jang8-ly EMOREST PATTERNS, all thi Ww sty’ Just received by W. P. Wit TES CO. Book: sellers and Statior 1142 7; '. School ‘aid Bias Leva sosclaitin, 8" ppeay EMNANT Day. Having a large accumulation of MNAN EB of various kinds of them all measured ax price oD each piece, aud will have them on our center counters on THURSDAY (To-morrow), August Ist. Ten Per Cent. OFF FoR CASH. One Price oni, Vv. M. SHUXTER & BRO. it 919 Penn. are. USTH’S SA¥S WE MUST GIVE AWAY TO EVERY CUSTOMER A PAIR OF HIS HEEL PROTECTORS, ‘The best $1.50 Gaiter in town; Ladies’ Slippers and"N_ P. Ties, 40, 50, 7c. and $1 upwards, with a great many bargains to offer in i thefhoo tine, a6 Sw. BELET'A, 1914-1916 Penn’a ave., in hand, we will have jy27-tr between 19th and 20th sts, ‘ER! iNS’ CO-OPERATIVE AS- hes SOO CIATION. INCORPORATED MAY, 1877, Main Btore—1023 7'h street northwest. Kendall Branch—701 H street northeast, he Trade-ticket, good for One Year, 18 now _ ogered at Une Dollar, The above {ncorporation seeks to secure for Gov- ernment Empioyes and other persons of Winited ineemes the same low prices of the commodities of trace which are secured to the U. 8, Army by Its Commissary Department, and to the Government ¥mployes in London by the Civil Service Supply Association, It works a capital contribut: by stockholders; unites a large number of purchasers; buys, as nearly as practicable, of first hands and in large quantity; sells, for cach, nnadulterated goods by honest weight and measure, and divides net profits among buyers. It Is managed by Trastees in the interest of buyers. Originally intended for Sovereigns of Industry exclusively, 1t now extends Its benefits to all cit'zens who purchase its Trade- Urkets. The Trade-ticket gives to the holder and his family, for one year, the benefit of dividends upon purchases at the store;a'so, the benefit of special contracts made with’ merchants, mann- facturers and produeers. Orders for goods, C. O. bay be sent by postal card. For fartlier’ ine formation apply at store. jye7-im J. 1. ELLIOT. Secretary, 0G COLLARS, bs FROM 5c. BECKER'S, jy26 Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury. I ATHS: LUMBER! LATss: 4 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 WAREHOUSE or THOS, W. SMITH, 43 26- Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. ~ EME COURT OF THE UNITED Sore W STATES. OcTOBEK TERM, 1877, ‘Thomas 8, Dobbins and George Spurck, No. 141 v8. ‘Pits in Error, The United States, Thomas 8. Dobbins and Georgs Sparc No. 142 vs. Pitts in Error, ‘The United States. Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck, No. 143 UR. "8p itty in error, The United States. And Thomas 8. Dobbins and George Spurck 44 if: No. lL v8. 's in Error, The United States, Mr. Assistant Attorney General Smith, of coun- sel for the defendants in error, Suggested the death of George Spurck, one of the plaiutiffs in error in ese cases, and moved the Court for an order under the bth rule to make the proper representa- tives parties: Whereupon it is now here ordered by this Court, that unless the proper representa- tives of the said George Spruck, (lecvased, as afore- said, shall voluntarily become parties within the first ten days of the ensuing term of this Court, the defendants in error shail 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 ernment, for three successive weeks, at least sixty days before the beginning of the term of the Supreme Court next ensuing—dth Novem- 5 —Tes bers Tea.) Ue PDE wrppLEToN, 33 26-3w Clerk Supreme Court U. 3. paces FOR GOOD LUMBEB. JOIST, medium lengths, per 1,000 feet......$13 33 BOARDS, 16 feet, per 1,000 feet.........+. 13 33 STOCK BOARDS, all 19-inch wide, per 1,000 feet.......00. ec ++ 15.00 DRESSED CULLS, 4-4 and 6-4, per 1,000 feet... seeeteeeersensesseestese 20 00 WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth street and New York avenue 8-tr Cusenrets.. MONTFERRAUD,.....per doz. $3.50 MARGAUK...ce eee Mh 6.00 JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1491 New York avenue, 1) 23-tr near U. 8, Treasury Department, ME. WASHINGTON, ASHIONABLE SRES3MAKING, DRESSES, SUITS, COSTUMES, VLOAKB, &°., ‘Made in superior style at short notice. Ladies can have Dresses Cut and Basted, and a cee ee Ee OF Bonney ia avenue, oan je20-3m. eeeOver Willants. gree $9.00 FoR LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER, ALSO, HABNEBS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &C. An immense variety of styles at equally low Brlces, at theever popular Factory and Salesrooms o JAMES 8, TOPHAM, 425 Seventh Street Northwest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall, REPAIRING, Trunks and Harness thoroughly repaired an ‘Trunks coveredat low rates. aad jelé-tr W. KENNEDY & Co., J. Buller’ Hardware Bar Iron, Steel, TIN PLATE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, FILES, &c. : . ave., opp. Metropolitan Hote 618 Fenn. aves res Ur Cireulae ats sy22-1y ‘Washington, D. ©. LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know the best One Dollar GLASS- ES accurately suited to the Ried |, H. HEMPLER'S, Optician, 453 Penn. avenue u.w., corner 4\ street, tr a. qG* STOVES, @A8 OVENS AND BROILERS, Allsold on aguarantee, Full lineof @aS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP, PLUMBING AND GAs FITTINGS, CORCORAN BUILDING, Fifteenth Street, JeT-tr Eg. F. BROOKS, _ ENNEDYW’S REAL. ATE OFFICE K (Oldest in thetcity) No. 720 15th ot. Buy, se}! and reat first ciass Property. Mouey Loazed on Real Estate. Money safely invested, Property Bought and Sold on Commission. ts collected, tax insurance effected whine charge. ea paldand jyl0-ly QEOUND ¥e- CLOTHING, —The only pane Sitkeciy to dispose of Secvud-hand Dg, Watches, Guus, Puatols, &c., at 2 fale SamPrIes, is at the original calling ator sddro stag the stots ‘Membr, B orcars promptly attended ta, ‘margo-te arked with quantity and | WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | DEY GOODS. WASTED-« WHITE GIRL, as nurse ant chsmb rmaid. Apply st 216 (9 st. now -3'-2t FS RENT—Furnished and Unfurnished ROOMS. Appiy at 1019 F st. n.w. jy31-2:° W Aa hip, A White Urotestant GTRL, 10 a0 and do housework: small familly; good Wages: Address Fox 16 Star office. + 8001 Wazy B RENT—In that desirable locality. 1217 11th st. n.w. Rent $25. Apply to GEO. ©. HUMES, 412 5th at. now. jy81-30" WANTED TO PURCHASE —For abont $700 ash, a HOUSE renting for about $10 per meuth 2 ddress F., Lock #ox 587, P.O. 131 2° i RENT—ROOMB, furnished for housek ing, with kitchen, water and gas. At 1215 bet, 1th and 13th, it ANTED — IMMEDIATsLY — A respoctabia WHI IRL, to cook wash and iron 1211 13th st. n w. 1 WANTED. A GIRL, to cook, wast and ira, and de ge~erai housework, ‘Apply, wich ref= eTences, at ¥ st. n.w, Le W Anrep [A YOUNG LADY with geod ref- Wir eStencess todo ight Work, Addross'5., Star fhe. oF cy 7 ASTD BY 4 fespoctabie colored woman, a SITUATION to cook. wash and iron, or “0 do. Ghamberwork ina firat-class family. No; 698 street. “312 TW ASTER. BY a respectal’o white girl a S(T UATION as cook, washer and ironer; refar- ences if required. Apply at No. 2124 F st. n.w. Please call for two days, Et ANTED—A SITUATION as a first-class couk; understands all kinds of covking, and RUHL, $0 2o.away; can give the best Foterrhees, Address 1428 N st. n.w. WANTED A small STORE suitable for a jow- eler, Add with statement of rent a:d H.W. W., to the ones 2 is is Re, RENT—¥ ine BRICK, No. 989 H st. n.w., tweive rooms; south front; all modern improve- ments; house in’ thorongh repair, equal to new, Apply to ALBERT F, FOX, Hoy st. D.W. Jy31-3t RK RENT—HOUSE No. 735 15th st. n.w. next to **Welcker’s,*? twelve rooms; all modern improvements. Rent $50 per month. Apply TH: KE. WAGGAMAN, 610 Th st Rew. Pry aL St oR RENT—HOUSE No. 1819 F st., nine rooms; modern improvements. Bent low to a rmaneut tenant. A.A. WILSON & CO.. 708 Est.p.w. is313.* Kk RENT-BRI« K HOUSE No. 1508 9th st. ‘D.w.. ten rooms; all modern improvementsar.d in gocd repair, ‘ent only $35, Apply to ALBERT F.PON, bo F ate new PPT to ANSE ST FOR BENT Two HOUEES, one containing nine Toems; one five rcoms with store; sicuated in or hwestern part of improve- the city: mode ments. Inquire of SAMUEL . HOOVER, ae @had Fe KENT- To gooa tensnts two or bree un- furni: hed, cool, airy and convenient ROO MS, or housekeeping; on’ secund floor, Would be ented otherw se. Board if desired.’ Terms mod- ANTED-P'AITING while you wait, (Va risian mode?) 8¥tra wide, two cents per yard. £02 9.n street, one der north of Ist. n.w. M8 BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, No branch, j3t-3t* W AN LED-By a young white girl, aSITU s- TION to do chamberwork and taxe car? of ¢ i dren. or do dint: g-room work and help with th- washing aud ironing Address Box 15.8 ar offi e.1* Vv ANTE )—By a gentieman snd daighor, ROOMS and’ BUARD, in a private family or a uniet boarding house, within a few blocks of 14th and Q sts, n.w.; has securities that will b3avail- able iu December; will give the very best city ref- @ ence and guarantee. Address OLD CITIZEN Staroftice, J 312 W ANTEN—To RENT—One or two nie dy Fur uisted ROOMS; very low. No, Sa! st. 8.6, WARNED Latics having tetluence inthe Christian community may hear of lucrative Employment by calling at 422 7th wt. n.w. | W. S. FORT. Jy30-2 W ANJED_ Cash, wants a fie RESIDENOK, ranging from $8. 000 to $18 000: also, two me dium sized HOUSES from $2,509 to $3,009; a'so, ove for $2 000, Address THUS, J. BRUWN. Lé Droit Building. jy80 3.* WANSED HORSES to pastare: $3 per month: Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN’S stables, 629 Gst.n.w. J. W. BELL, Jy29-1in* ANTED—The West End to know Hotel Rich- elien, No. 1728 Pa, , Day Board reduce to $16 and $18 per month; Rooms for rent. jy29 WASTED Sixteen COUPLE to dance lan clers and quafrilie; music every night a> the Richelieu, No. 1728 Pa. ave, 129 3.* WAnTED TD aquiet, respectable part of the Clty, BOARD (or asmall faully: two adatis, servant, and twosmallchtidren, Address, stating terme, A. M. 8., Star office, City, Jy29-3t ANTED—Bed Room and Parlor FURNI- TURK; also, 7 octave PIANO, either to rent or would buy on reasonable terms, and board fami- ly If desired. Address M. @., Star office. jy29-3.* W ae so0ed TENANTS for Houses 308 and 307 14 h st., near Treasury department; oue with 10 rooms, "modern Improvements; the other with 7 rooms; both in compiete repalr. A) ply office corner 14h and C sts. n.w. jy20 3. erate, 1132 7ih st 3,31 2" FOE BENT, $22 50 -Nos. 74 and 76 Congress st , Georgetow, three story, press brick front: la robe, gas and ba:h-rooms; wa-er in kitchen and yord: in complete repair.” Apply to WM. UEME avie2 W shington st. 3.31 FOR BENT. Tv.0 good Farnished ROOMS, sum- mer rates $5 per month each; fine bato-rovtn im’ adjoining, gas, &c. ; cool southera exposure. Ger - tlemen prefeiied. ‘Nurthwest corner 8h and D Sts. 8. W. jy31-3* TOR REN T—Three Unfurnished ROOMS, allon sveond floor; nicely arranged for hous-ke. ping for man and wife, Location 935 L st. n.w, J: 30-2.* FOS, REN © 939 1K st new. very destrabie +O MB. en suite or sing'e; hot and cold water at d all ott er modern conveniences. Jy80 3i* (CR RENT —A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ten rooms, modern improvements. No. 1110 13\h st. now. “Inquire of OWEN LEDDY, ovner 3 30-3.* of 13th'and M sts. ».w. EB’ ON 2c Very large and pieasant FRONT COM, second story; modern furniture; Yate family, good loca'io ¢ No 1232'8th st. nw. BR RENT—At No. 1111 K at. nw. Pleasant Unfarnish d ROOMS,” sui housekeeping. Prices moderate. ‘Refe: charged, Fv RENT— HOUSE No. 169 West st.. Goorge- town, cortaining nine rooms water and gus: sireet cars pas the dcor. Will rent low to a good tensnt. Inquire on the premises, jy30 3t" Fob ENT 25 Mbt: the most complete HOUSE In Washington, at $60 per month with stable, or $50 for the dwelling alone, Apply at the HAMILTO: residence of H. W. his Store, ¥. M. C. A. Building. QE RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUBE, No. 17 H st. n.w.; elght rooms, gas, bath tay he. range cellar.” hot and cold! waters all modern improvements: newly papered and palrited ; park in front, Apply 620 Tst- news ease {UK RENT-STORE and FIXTURES, No, 62 Het. n.w , adjoining the Governmeut Print- ing Office; been sucressfully occupied for the last nire years a8 @ millinery and notien store. Also, five convenlent RUOMS in secvnd story, suitable for housekeeping. Possession given immediately, Apply on premises, Jy30 3.* , adjoining: or at jy30 W antepto EXCHANGE—Tin | Ware and Housefurnishing Goods for old Stoves; new Stoves exchanged for old ones, at 4164's st..8 w, P. G. BAUER, jya7-tm* WV ARIED A young Lady, fully qualified to Peach the English branches, together with French, Latin and Mustc, wishes ‘a SITUATION as teacher in a private family or school, She can ive references. Apply to H. B., Louise Hom, vashington, D.C, Jy26-6:* FS BENT—1102 14th st. n.w., eleven rooms; 330. 1233 it. G st. n.w., six rooms $20. 1420, 142¢, 1438 T st. n.w.. sx roma: + 423 10tn six roms: $15. 2107 12th at. n.w , five 10.60, 811 13th st. s.w.. five rooms; $13, 936 ¥ st. 8.w., five rooms; $11. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th st. nw.” iy30- # RENT—HOUSE No. 1133 10th st, n.w, Inquire BR. ROBINSON & CU.,, the’ Ro Cicthiers, 9¢9 Pennsylvania ave. 1929 Gt TW 4NTED- You to remember that we SELL ail kinds of SEWING MACHINES and em- ploy no canvassers and have none to pay: hence our cheap, prices. Howe, Remington, American, Weed, and all other standard Sewing Ma Renting and repairing. McKENNEY, 4279 -bst, new. 1524 3m ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oce )Y cupy alarge third story south front room, or suitable tor gentleman and wife, Table BUARD— first class. 617 F st. n.w. fel93 W AXTED—To exchange, new STOV WS for ol ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smukey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, novié tr TW ANTED—A perrect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which a liberal price will be paid, Apply at the Star office, aug30-tf W 48 TED CARLETS to CLEAN. at McGEY. VV & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating ani Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mall, or left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. f21-ly ANTED-Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting @arments to be made at home. 7 . Jang6-ly LOST AND FOUND. "TAEEN UP ASTRAY—On the 29-h instant, oue white and dark brown BUFFALO, Which the owner can gat by Hdentity ing and! baying charges, 1236 11th st s.e. jy3i 3i* ois 23 Ba instant, between 13th and C and 4 11th and Water and to 7th street wharf.a dark sriped WORSTED SHAWL (folded). The finder Will be rewarded by leaving it at F, CARTER 3, No. 221 13th st, 8.w. 1 SS OsT—On the 26th inst., between Sc. Aloysius Church and No, 12 1 st. n.e., a Gold Enamel- d@ BRACKLET. A liberal reward will be pald if returned to No, 12, Ist. a. J 27 3t* - BOARDING. 1 OTH STREET NOKTHWES?.—First- 4 Le) «lass TABLE BOARD at $4 Per Week Hansemely Furnished ROOMS, at summer prices. Jy30-3 * UMMER BOARDERS WANTED—Accommo- ’arions first-class, ‘Terms very moderate. , Leesburg Va. Jy29-3t* | RST CLASS COUNTRY BOARD and RUOMS Lawn, Hyattsville, B. & 0. B. R.. five at Oal . miles from Washington, Address T. E. BADEN, Hyattsville, Prince George's co., Md.” jy29-31* HKIENDLY INN, under auspices Woman’s Temperance Union, 405 11th st. Lunch, 5 10, 15 cents; meals, 25 ceuts; board per week’ $3.60; ber month, $15, In advance. Lodging, 25 cant five tickets, $1 Jy293* OR RENT— Pleasant Furnished ROOMS. with cor without Board. Apply at 913 M_ st. DW. 3329 3tF Ok RENT_ With BoarD—ROOMS formerly occupied by ‘-Grace Greenwood.’’ 232 New Jersey ave. 8.6., Capitol Hill. jy29 3i" R= ESTATE BULLETIN /AMAN, 619 Seventh St. We and Saturday, .000 WANTED ON FIRST-CLASS | Property. Address “ME | M JGAR STORE FOR SALE, at a bargaia, 5S 11th st. n, reason for ‘seliing, 1B KoVerLment office and is obliged to sell oF Position. XCHANGE—FOR HOUSE 8500 Rallront valuable Patent for Washingzon, and ndise; also, Small Houses to trade for Sow- ing Machines, Furniture, or Goods. Call or wie driss EXCHANGE, Hillman House. im] Ts. 4 town, ‘hod. imps. issouri ave.. mod. Imps... 15 the past fourteen years: reason for sailin § | into other business. RI VIVEN FOR A 630 E st. 8.e., f. | CLERKSHIP tn any of the De 653 3d st. s.e., ot Private Business; bast city references 337 F st. s.w., f. oft Address E. D., 8 OR SALE-—A first-class DRU@ BTORE, Soda | ~ & paying business, 1 be sold at a great bargain. DOWLING, corner Pa. ave. and 11 SAN SOTIATE SEVER-L MORE ES: Ras and upwards at 7 per | 412 7th st. o.w. ANTED—IMEEDIATELY—Several first-class APPLICATIONS tor DOW NM. 8 of $10,000 LoaD Att Square 931, n.e., per ft... bet. Nand 0 8. w. jOAnS at seven per on Ez ‘gt. bet. O and P s.e., per ft 412 Ten st. rw. NUFACTIRED EXPRESSLY FOR C. M. TOWSON & CO., ROBY'S PATENT DOUBLE BUS. HEALTH, COMFORT AND EOuNOMY, GLOVE FITTING CORSET CLASPS, Warranted not to break, o sah as air, =e $1.50 per pair, Just received a complete stock of FINE BLACK CASHMERES | direct from the importer, mts, 50 oe 80 cents. 65 cents, 75 cent 85 cents, US cents, per yard. Qar entire ck of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT COST, | t© make rocin for New Fall Goods, CM, TOWEON & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7th street northwest. Houses for Rent. PER CENT. BONDS; AMPLY interest met promptly; Aaddress Box 804, W ashiny OB BALE—One of th se new aud handsome IL Ray Window KOUSES on Q, between 4ih sts, A great bargain, | Cum ‘ork ave. n.w., mod, Imps., 12 rs. D.Ww., mod. imps , 10 ft B.Wes mod: Imps, BARGAIN. —Ican sell_m two two-story BRICK li located on Gorcorat Property cost can be sold on easy terms. BURFORD, 708 E st. Apply to W. E. TO Loan. ms i 1426 11th st. n.w.. mod, Im: mod. 719 22d st. n.w., mod, Imps., 10 rs. MONEY on real es*ate, in sums to cent. On first-class business property BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta. n.w, RSALE—A Jourtshing BOTTLING ESTAB- | | o, LISHMENT, wi ha 1 mers. A good chance fora Address 463 and 465 Pa, ave. Suit, at 8 ver ps. ‘te of over 200 custo- man with a smal oe 8 hall, has steam power. pr'g office. 629 H ste ne 6. issue on the Ist and 1Sia of ‘each month ap for sale and rent on my_boo! DMIRABLY LOCATED BRIO K ‘AGE, No. 1411 10th st. now. O and P sts., is to besold hr sday next, 31st of July, location is very desira’ ‘OR SALE ON EA corner New Jers, reet, LOTS corner 6th and sts. n.w, Apply at 6 eet, public avetion on Wed- 6 o'clock p.m. The every respect. Jy25-6t lication at office, or will be sent by mali if desi Le aed oe ‘$2000 at 8 per cent. RUPERTY P By & Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 10TH AND F STS. N. W. rooms, turn. $150 00 aud celiar ne 125 RK SALE—A HOUSE fronting upon the south- Square. Will be sold ‘ost Office Box 681, M°*2* 1 MONEY !! MONEY [11 east corner of Judici cl eap forcash, Address S., city. EE 2 SSSSSSBRSSSSSSSSSSSEssssE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., P. WALLACH’S, Commission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, 1k RENT—LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 ty Joare and longer kno ** National Livery Stable + 8 rooms. mod. imps, ¥24 4th Bt. s.€., 10 rooms. mod. tm n, 1423 New York ave. n.w., sto! 1425 New York avenue, store. AAS SRRBRERESSREHESSARIS GULDSTELN & CO., “Loan AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, Prices to suit the times, and on terms that will suit Call and see my list before purchasing GR BESTA cesiraple and pleasantly situated BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms, near the Capitol, having a south and west front and (n thorough repair. 103 2d st. n.e, jy29 6." Fe. RENT—Neat, furnished third-sto: FRONT ROOM, suitable for two persons, with good Table Board, $40 per month, at 942°1 nw. jy29- UB RENT—KOUSES No, 2207 and 2209, on 1 st. D.w., Seven rooms: modern improvements. Kent $20 per month. Apply THOS. E. WAGGA- Ma N, 6.9 7th st. n.w. Jy 29 8t Re RENT —On Capitol Hill, one square from Capitol grounds, elght-room BRICK HOUSE. a ae amo CH4 MBERS, 638 F st, ° = 3) 29-3." Fe RENT—HOUSE completely furnished, in cluding piano and silver plat rice $50. month. 1:0, several Unfarpisht OUSES; HOU; 3 rent very low. BATES & RYON, 708 D st. Dw, jy29 R 8A LE— New 8-100m BRICK, bay window, all modern improvements, Wiil be sold at a bargain. Apply toG.J BOND. 406 4% st. $527-Im. FOR BENT Seven-room HOUSE 406 6:h st, modern improvements, Rent low toa desirable tenant. Central location, Jy27-1m H RENT—Two-story Brick STABLE. with Six stalls and large carriage house. $15 per Month to good tenant. 1314 F st. Sy27-6t Fo RENT—STORE ROOM and DWELLING 627 Massachusetts avenue; splendid location for auy kind of business. Key next door. Only $20 per mopth, jy87-Lin {WEB RENT—HOUSE No. 1329 F st. p.w , con- 7 taining 30 rooms, Apply to REGINALD FENDALL, 325 4% st. n.w. jy25-lw R BENT—A large vacant LOT, fronting on a ae andl is 8.W. Ay No remmlctiog a3 tones nt reasonable, TC. BROOKES, 486 Loulsiana ave, jy24-1m* R RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, bathroom, all modern improvements; No, 1512 6th st., between P aud Qn.w. Inouire No. 403 7th st. n w. jy23-8t RH RENT—HUUSE, No. 607 New Jersey av- enue n.w., Dine rooms, medern improvements,, clean and tn good order; rent $25 per month. Ap- ply to W. C, JOHNSON, 718 13th st.n.w.jy23-1m /R RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, Store, seven rooms, bathroom and all modern improvements; newly’ finished: §30 per month; No. 1727, between 8 and 8,on 7th Hnew. Ingrre ly’ at 403 7th st. n.w. POE RENT — Two two-story BRICK HOUSES, eight rooms. bathroom, stable, all modern im- provements, cellar: the houses newly fresco paint ed; No. 622 and 624 22d st. n. w. ; the chariots run up to the door, Inquire at No, 403 7th st. new. Jy 23-8 O45 43,5 W. MES STOCKHAM rospect- JF) fully calls atten ion to the handsome BCOMB (en suite or single) and ch ico TABLE BOAKD. Greatly reduced rates for smmer vocation excellent. jy29 Im* 133 2D Say bares, elegant BOOMS wich BuabD may be ontalued by geatlemen and ° T single gentler C1 Sunvarton Cougress, Georg town Hi ights: ho ase ith “large yards and modern mur. ve- : wo" 20ARDING —Large.airy ROOMS; also, suite of > th ve, with priva'e bath; FABLE BOARD; terms mcderate. 1336 I st. u.w., oppusite Frank: liv Park. Jy25-12i* CGUNTRY BOARD—Five miles from the city: / four minutes walk from Stott’s Station, on Metropolitan Branch of B. & O. R, R. Large alry Rooms and best of Tabie BOARD: Fur teri address Mrs. B, E. 8., Lock Box 308, or inquire at Z. D. Giman's Drug Store, 627 Pennsvivan avenue 1) 22-9." GUMMER GOARD—Falls Church, near R._B. §S station; 20 acres, shaded with fruit and other Ures; rooms large nd elegant, with milk and 3 bouniiful table, and every thing ‘necessary to make home preaany for parents and children.” Address 25-12%" A. B. NODINE, or visit the place. iyt3-lin LEASANTLY SITUATED, NEATLY ARP KOOMS. With aceiv prepared TABLE BEARD. 1D a private famity were appreciative Partlcs car. enjoy the comforts of home at moderate expense: 916 81h st nw. jy9-24-" ‘OR KENT- O: e three-story BRICK HOUSE 9 rooms, bathroom, ard ail modern improve lnen’s: No, 233 13th St. s.w., near the Agricul- ural Department: tem minutes’ wa'k toth-T ease ury; good netghborhoud. Inquire at No. 4°3 7th st nw 4y23 8t T—No. 119 C st. u.e., wel-farnished modern heprevements. Low to a hoc te: ant.” JOHN SHERMAN, cor. 9 hard F ste, Room 8, Bt. Cloud Building. | jy84-co2¥ K RENT—HOUSE No. 1006 M st nw.: all walern improvements, Apply to CHAS E. BBS, 1834 14th st. Jy18-3w* FY’ RENT—The PREMISES corner of Green and Stoddard sts., Georgetown, admirably ted fora large boarding and dsy seminary, iaving been used as such for the past five years, there being a large Dwelling, having modern con- mn veniences; roo! at wi cellar onder entire house; a summer kitchen and dairy. Con- nected with the dwelling there {sa two-story beildipg, built for school purposes, containing 7 JocTus, One of which Is 30 by 45 feet, All needed rejairé will be made and the property rented at a low date toadesirabie tenant. Possession given on or before August 15, Persons, by cailing at the premises, will be shown through at’ any time pro- viously. ’ Apply to DICKSON & KING, corner of Green and Water sts., Ge srgetown, and corner of 16th and K sts. n.w., Washington,” j) 15-1m Fe BENT - HOUSE. Ko. el 8th et. Ds cone ning 9 rooms, modern improvemer: DI No. 721 Bth sts Hew . ive ane VKEMONT HOUSK.—Partics who desire Hotel BOARD, with cooi and al ROOMS, can locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer ton! at foe ing zesnce pues: poawemeD and wife, wo ber mont single Root to $80 per month, and $8 to $10 per week; table Board $30 ver month and $5 per week jel-ly —_—_— ee PERSONAL. W ASTL 2-4 nice turnishea or unfuritishea OOM. fronting sou’ h, between 11th a dh streets, and scuth of New Yurk avenue, where no qnertious Wl be & ked: permanent tenant if sultad. Address FA ENSWOHTH. Star office, ite OK RENT—HOUDE No. 628 4th st. se, his property is iu first-class order, with modera conyenicnees: house fronts 30 feet; beautiful front yard and back yard, ai in good Order posses lon ver atorce. Keni $18 per month. to : DARA EILLE cor, Ta aud Las aver sy3t-3t OTICE.—All pe sons are hereby forwarned from t. usting any person og my account from a:d after this date, as 1 will pay no bills incurred w thout my personal consent or order. - GEO.W. FRANKUAN Jvly 31, 1878. 331+ pes PER:ON WHU TOOK, BY Mister by ALPACA COAT front my ofloe 7 Recu.m. willreccive $8 by reruraing tebpapa cont;ived”and no further questions aka: SCHUTTER. e eae URN PATC 508 10th aibhiny ots sm. 0 TA, TEPOr's 5 Soa tacts of real a iieus and ileus thereon. Searct os for Chattel Trusts, $1, Examines Titles, jyll-1m* BTKOLUGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELuiB, 806 Penn- A syiewats avn If you would know the truth consult the Dr. to al) things Oftes bours from @ a.m, to pm any: DiANO FUR SaLR—CHEAP FOR Ca8H—of ‘ew York city make, aud in @nditicn, Cal dress Mrs. U. RODINSKL, 415 Lat. ONRDS AND BLOCKS. ‘United States Bonds of a kinds; Listrict of Columb a Bonds orartons Icsnoes « ton and Geur rock Mince pa) ane Matiroed You's suas ocks tasht and so'd ty 1 EWi8 JOMNSON & Ou., Bankers, 10th street aud Penusylvauia avenue, ‘marls-tr JR RENT—HOUSE No. 413 New York avenue t.W., 8 rooms. Will be rented low toa prompt fepant. | Apply to JOHN B. SCUTT, New York ‘Avenue Hota. Jel4 7w* Fer RENT—A comfortable HOUSE and STORE, on prominent corner, facing Penusyl- * nis avente, Capitol Hill: low rout ba a goed ten- aut. Inquire, for key and terms, No. Auth, ss. n.W. je! ARK, Z Hy reduced prices, by BB. OLAE, 3 3 KR RENT—" leasant FRONT ROUM, Feri iees Gee ; ow "York ave, and Fog juired. Terms moderate, Locality central and delightful. myétr .ENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- overs ain : ran ‘Corner 436 Bt, marlt-om R RENT—HOUSES of. various glace, at im PROFESSIONAL. N. D ‘ON, Architect and Had removed to BIG F street (Warner Bula ridges, Roofs and general Iren Work de- ved and contracted for st, lowest #7, | JOHNETON, s graduate! the Penn- Foiadeiphia with Sears" ce . i * ence Gfies over Ballantyne's bookstore, 438 705, St. nw, Dentistry in all its branches, Gold fill- Dret-Cae work Aone Keterences: howe Dat ret 2 Rev.” Dr, Demer, 11th and H ste. n.w.; Wm. Belentyne 4 Son. 428 7th st. n.w. jyS-Im* ER. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentest, E Removed to southeast corner 7th. an iD per set. myzs-ly J. B. GIB! DANTISS ‘REMOVED isri WTKART, morely TO rer Thompena B. H. WARNER & Ov., Bi i. Wane .dvances made on Loan ‘atches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver- for any time desired on ery Teasonsbie or on Commis- J (ST BECEIVED 1 CASE FAYAL HaTs, Great Bargains in JABOTS and HANDKERCHIEFS, PATTERN HATS at half price. #@ Goods marked in plain figures, MES, M. J. HUNT, 621 and 693 D street. se is fi Pett] 2 37 Oy cs Cr s s i 3 if a : e £4 fs Oe Br Es My BB ee Ot Se DOUGLASS, este 3 fae) BOEg St “ CURATIVE CORSET.” Recommended by the highest medical authority. See CLRCULAE and CORSET, at the Agency, DOUGLASS, 9th and F sts,, Sole Agent for the District. (TWENTY PER CENT. OFF. 10 N. Cap., nD. Boun'y.. 8 Houses, similar to ae 1. 25 a 7 5 every day on the bulletin at our office, es Uy? Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. Corner of 8th and F streets, Offers until August 1st. In addition to her already reduced prices, TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT On all sale, large and small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED. All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowest Mrs. J. P. PALMER, 1107 F st., bet. Lith and 18th sta. [TWENTY PER CENT. OFF. now offered the iadi of GOODS at the this » Viz: D: ing aud Summer jpeg . B. ‘Laces, Muslir im w., 10 rooms, mod. impi 1608 M st. nw. 5 7 rooms, mod. imps. market prices, aBRRREEResaas gssgessse2ees rooms. mod. imps. 8 5 yor RENT. 7) Lst., 7 rooms, rices Srer, offered tat raj , Under; en pPe! ‘warm P, and C, P. Corsets, and Mik Ties, Articie de Paris, etc,, ete, Ail goods marked tn plain figures. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenus. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, EC.AL NOTICE. S' 8-story Fram 3-story Brick, 2-story Frame, 1821 14th st. 2-:tory Fram These Houses are ern improvements. SER, 1108 1825 14th st.; 5 rooms, good repair, and have mod- Inquire of JAMES W. B. w. T—ByToO8 J MYERS, Beal Esta Agent, 1216 # st new. tory Brick, 736 17: ‘ory Brick, 418 3:1 st. Pw. 4 story Brick. 611 13th st, 2-story Brick, 1116 19th ry Brick, 89 H st. n. we EAL ESTATE BU. ‘WM. E. BUBFO! E street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. gains are offered In two-story press- brick Houses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and all mi nan ae ta rte ‘it purchase! monthly payments, or to suit pi 1218 N st., fram 17615 st., brick, 1608 Corcoran st., brick, 6 r. od. AMps,, 10 rs. mod. imps., 10 rs. ~ADIES FINE SOOTS for Spring wear of my wn make for sale at very reasonable JA8. H. VERMIL! 610 9th street. ‘Patent rahe Ladies Boots and Shoes made to- order valance in small | Dotlce ——_— PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALLET DAVIS & CO. PIANOS.— Up- right Pianosa 5S; Lg-out pale. Great bal pecialty. Clos- ees » 13 000 to loan, in oue or two sums, € H. L. tUM 811 9th st. WM. E. BUR! Beal Estate Broker, FOR SALE. \JR SALE—HOESE (go0d hatdeomest and most comfortable rid- ZETONB in the city, 3 Will be sold at _a sacrifi 3., Lock Box at 8 percent, Apply —_—__—_—_—__""“ OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. L. ‘DID. PPORTUNITY TO WIN SSELEN 4 FURTUNE, GHTH GRAND DISTRIB EW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, Louisiana State Lottery Company. This institution was regularly incorporated by the legielature of the state for educational aud urposes in $1,000, 000, to which It. has sin roadster), oue of the UTION, 1878, AT »& SALE—Thestock and utensils of the CAPI- TOL HILL LIVERY STABLE, PDaundaus’2 Kawi ‘Carriages 2 Laundaus, 2 Family. yond i bwton, 5 Sets Double ugle do, ; all in good aby article mentioned sold se] ts doing a good business; best of reason: 4 To a ress nsible party easy terms will be given, T on sale or for lease, from one to ten years, B ‘NIB & CO. 3 it never scales or postpones. Look at the following distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000, 100,000 Tickets at condition; 6 to ‘el § 8. rr ring BUSINESS AGON ard HAK) wants no ce o jo fe for a baker, m ‘Kk SALE—tlack MARE, Jump-seat CAR- RkIAGE and HABNES- ; can be driven Ly aiady, Also, afine Family Mare, xkaway, Carriage an PUGUELY & BUWEN’S, BBESSaa08. By APPROXIMATION PRIZES: ‘imation Prizes of $300 ‘No, 645 New York se 4 8 Approx: Eat 9 Appreximation Prizes of 300 9 Approximation Prizes of R SALE—Positively at a Sacrifice Cash durin; Bie month, oe ante of phd FIBST-CLASb *IGH ate. L. WILD Th SI558 SE388 5] ne 1,857 Prizes, amounting to...... ible correspondin; ints, to whom & tion for rates to clubs should only be made ta cleariy ariy stating fru sddrées, for further Jend orders to M. A. DAUPHIN, P.O. Box 692, New Orlean., Louisiana; ‘#@-All our Grand Ex: and man: it of Gens, Gir Bessregard and Jubal ky Barly. 3715 whoa (incarable sured free of eae IuDIDE AMMO- , mage Ki cured noes, Lamen ij 110, nts wantet at all & BEO.'S, Emporium of Musi compensation + Kmportum of Musi, THE TRADES. Beek BINDInNa,. The is Drawings are uicetr BOOK the style which has always been a . CRABS ory T-MAKE, HAMPSHIEE AVENUE AND NoRrHwest. sae eae Di KS LINIMENT without blemish. = Navicular Disease, Shoe ‘Send for pamphlets York, | Use only for hi Tovonwatw int ation to ion ‘est Broadway, New JOB bt ir Uniment in Jig MMER Goops, Summer DRESS GOODS to de sold at halt price, to make room for fall stock, Now 'is the Une to tuy Bleached Cotton, yard wide, at and 8\¢ > these goods have advanced, and the pext lot ill _be big! . Good 10 4 W lite Sheeting at 90 conte: eas at present, but will close what we bave prices, A lot of Sample Blankets, bought of an agent who Cid not wish to retarn th , tobe sold at whole. Fale price, GRO_J. JOUNSON & jy 29-tr FOL Markt Space, cor BESPHEAD «& co. | 1D 939 Poun. ave., bet. 92h and LOth sts , Invite the eution Of their friends, customers and strangers to th Yard-wide Long Clo’ Woiusutta yard-wide je Cambrie (genu rd wide Sheeting, 25. nes! dard Spool Cotton Be. 2.6 ‘spoils for Be) All- Wool Shetland Shawis, and up. Courtauld’s Crape, $1.25 and an, (ail silk.) Ladies and Gaus 18, 25, Suk Clox French l’eroa- . £e,, &e , at ‘ut allowed all aported goods, Vampsols aud Sun aud below tort at BRODHEAD & 00., 1:29 tr_939 Pa. ave., bet Hthand 10th sts, W. BURPETTE co." o. Ninth Grand Semi Asmvuss Sale of DRY GOODS, Cae eres. &e. TOCK MUST BE REDUC $10.000 worth of remnants, odds ends, fc. be sold at one-juarter their regular price. Summer goods less than cost. The balance of our immense stock of choice and desirable goods will be sold at W. W. BURDETTE & CO., tyme. ‘ora asacrifice. Ten (10) per cent. disce cash sales of Imbrellas cost, fer cash only, od MUcT BE SOLD, Lawns, 8. 10, 12%: Calleces, 45 conte up, Victoria rns" ‘es, 10, 12c. up. Percales, 8 and + Canton Flanneils, 6c, Parasols at less than’ cost to close out, Percale Suits, $2.75 worth $6. Linen Sultsat cost, Pure Wool Biack Cashmere, double width, 60c, Black Silks 62c.. Extra good asi, Sv iped Summer Siik: Ce All adings ascriticed 6'4e. up to fine goods, All Bummer Dress Goods must be sold, Best 75c, finished Gent's White Shirts in City, T. N, NAUDAIN, sy20-tr 209 Market Space. E ARE POSITIVELY SELLING THE CHEAPEST DuY GOODS TN Sums We believe we have the largest assortment of de- piaule Pry Goods in this city” One tundred (100 Pleces of new and beautiful Lawns Just reott Tom Vhiladelphia. Buntings, pure Wool, only 335, Buntinas, eres, avy’ va ue. black. “brown, + Lace Bun’ H Silks a 81, 81.38, $1050, s170 88: black sie Bde. THE POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS 8TORR, or MET ER'S. 711 Market Colored Silks, cream, navy biue, cardinal, Steel, plum, and all the light shades of Colored Silks; Checked ‘and Striped Silke. on pure quite ud colored ground. We pay CASH for all of our Suke, and we are selling them very chi Selling of cost, of our Parasols at real ‘ " CARTER'S, 11 Market 8; jy6-tr Ww rages Vashington. S™ss. POSITIVELY THE or LOT OF THE SEA- No CHANCE TO DUPLICATE, BoTtom PRICKS ARE REACHED. PRICES ARE ADVANCING, NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY. We have made our last reduction. ll while the stock is rail. Our $1 SILK ts magnifi Gur $1 25 SILK is Supers.” Our $1.60 et = is @ marvel. © are offering a genuine **Bonnett*’ $2, worth $3. Galland examine inne) SELK at CONNOLLY"! Je28-tr_ 608 th street, opp. Patent Ofos, “HE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,” OPEN FRONT, Beady-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linings to the Bosom, made of and twenty-one bundred Talpen, Feedp ee a are Linea Tarlton ee Or" a “ry \HE @! erat omen SHIBT.” 1s slegantty 2 en ne with — Sulshed only #0 cts. tn litine the Bowout, ~~ “The Hannis Shirt, open Jf of the new material, and also has L’ q nen Kauds; ts only 60 cts, unfinished. ala 96 oe nat Sheegeet Shirt tn all the world is our Wam- Ex oh} 29 put on at $1.10, 5 nat of the Loom"* Shirt has been 8 te orite for ished, and ‘tuisiea. Ume at @ cw. anfu! 2 © Wainautta O. Er unfinished, wid Bo og False: XX Shirt te 75 cts, Boy's Shirts 12. 12%. and 13 inches, made of Syamrate Musiin, and Sue Linen Bosoms, only Finest ¢-ply Linen Coliars, @e-Bold at our Branch, © fr 8. 100; s.00. wusra7-tr 0. B50) att 4 the NEWEST BOOKs. M: Pherson’s Handbock of P. ities, 18° Vol. 6 of the series ony Soret The China Hunters’ Ciab, men ber..... aa oe y. 1.50 Margareihe, In the Wiid x 4 Pav iine and O-her P 12 Atny BP the VOIR... es... oreieee The pery of Arch M. Thompsin erage of Paper < ance. Bisho) oceans: OMe be Bxile. u of St. Augustine, F- ntaine. — . — 1.00 Pay Day Pouns, Leisure Hour, rs i ry cf American Fiction and eran ieee § Square re- clved as s9°n as published, ORC U. SOLOMONS © CHAPR AR. Bt ORs jy eetr 911 Ponnayleanta avenue. Booxs FOR SUMMER READING, Walks in London, By August he 8 « arp iden BUH. M Filed. Se ee ee m Keypttodapan. By H. M, Ficia, Little Guzzy. By Author of Helen's Babies, H's Inberitance. by Adeline T rafion, A Year Worth Living. B) W. M. Baker, WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, dyl5S-tr 428 Seventh st. nw, (O° 200x List Fon suLy. Our list this month includes a ment of books, bound and in for Bummer reading, too numerous t mention, more than the follow jarper’s Half Hour 3; Franklin lewon's Hand Volume Series, on P American Fictions to American Cities, are persons ng J mer will Phase give our stock @ looking over before pur+ Chasing their reading matter. Also, we have ail Varieties of Stationery and the latest styles, W. BH. & 0. H. MUREDSON, Law BOOKSELLERS AND.STATIONERS, jy10-tr avenue —_~__________475 Penn. avenwe_ [HE Latest PUBLICATIONS. Around the World in the Yacht “Sun! ” Mrs. brassy; il Renwoe4 Iyinhas aa Resorts Healtn Sd f tree E 3 3b ‘fl