Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON; TUESDAY............... AUgUSt 6, 19TS. CROSBY 8. NOYES.,,.Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. To Travelers and Residents Abroad. Tuk EVENING ST file at the following places, whe: sudseriptions will be rec », 449 Strand, Charing Cross, Hartwick. 118 Boulevard Mig Herald eflice, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, ¢ Chares N. Y. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- nour cements as early In the day as possible, and in all cases before 120°clock M. The msertion in the Rame day's issue of those reaching the office after that kour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of TH# STAR, according to their tenor. and not to any Individual name, Otherwise provoking Gelays may occur, on account of ab- Bence, cic. ‘Checks. etc., should tn all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Comr an ¥.—not to that of any individual. #@-Auonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR sent to their address by mall, 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 sor three months, or $8 for six months, RE The money to pay for the time required moat in all cases accompany the order. Ucher- wise the paper cannot be xe ————____ Preservation of Pablic Records. Attention of Congress should be called to the urgent need of making provision for the Safe storage and preservation of the records of the public departments, and of Congress itself. Thousands of clerks in Washington are constantly engaged in preparing, exam- ining and in handling papers which, when finally acted on, must under the laws be kept, but of which comparatively few are ever again consulted. Yet it is almost impossible to de- termine which of these papers may after a time be found of great importance to save the TWnited States loss of money, or to vindicate the character of a public officer under unjust Suspicion, or to convict a defaulter or crim- inal. Under existing laws 1t is forbidden to destroy any of these public records, except eancelled bonds and currency. The aceumu- Jation is immense, and it increases constantly. The number of clerks in the various executive departments is less than during the war, and extensive and most costly additions have been made to the public offices, yet they are prob- ably at this time more crowded than ever before. Piles of papers take and fill all the Place and space vacated by reduction in the number of clerks. The burning of the Patent Office is a conse- Guence of this accumulation, and the inspec- tion by a board of engineers, called after that conflagration, showed that searce a pul building in Washington is free from similar accumulation of inflammable material, filliag up all the out of the way corners, all the dark rooms and all the roof spaces of executive and of legislative offices. The Capitol itself is thus endangered. In the Quartermaster General's office are Many thousand, perhaps twelve or thirteen thousand, claims for quartermaster stores taken by the army in loyal states during the War, with th testimony for and against them, Aurnished by claimants and their attorneys, or collected by the agents of the (uartermaster’s Gepartmert employed in the investigation. They constitute a very large bulk of papers. ‘Heretofore it has been the custom of the Quar- termaster General, when he has completed the examination, under the law of 1364, of any one of these claims, to send all the papers, often voluminous, to the Third Auditor for preservation, whether proved io be just or ne but the fileroom of the Third Auditor, it appears, is now so burdened that that officer has been compelled to request the Quartermaster General hereafter to send him Only such claims as he reports favorably for allowance. The others accumulate in the building occupied dy the Quartermaster Gen- eral, and are so much fuel to add to the dan- gerous condition of that office. These records ought to be preserved ; they embrace the evi- dence which defeats claims against the Treas- ury amounting to many miliions, perhaps $16,000,000. ‘The proper provision for safekeeping of these ‘and of all records and papers not in current use, is a fireproof Hall of Records. It need not be a costly building. There is no Oecasion to spend a million dollars upon such a storehouse, but it will greatly relieve build- ings which have already cost 2) or 30 million and which are now obstructed and endan- gered by these pilesof inflammable material. The best fireproof material is bricks. We think that it should cover a large space of ground and be of a single story, with paved floor and fire-proof roof, and divided by fire- Walls into spaces of moderate size, so secured that even a considerable fire would be entirely confined to the cell in which it originated. Such a building without cellars or upper fioors, of moderate height, thoroughly drained and ventilated, and not heated, and therefore not liaLle to be set on fire, would be dry and Safe, and not costly; and such a building ought to be at once erected in a central situa- tion, convenient to the executive offices, for all executive records. Another should be erected near the Capitol for Congressional records. There is plenty of vacant ground in Washington, and it is not necessary to pile Story upon story. $2)),000 would provide all that would be needed for some years. If there is any gentleman who hasn't yet ‘been appointed a notary public let him step to the front and give the public a chance to view the phenomenon. a Rarus has trotted a mile in 2:13'4, and Gold- Smith Maid must abdicate as queen of the turf. Rarus will give way in his turn asa faster trotter is developed, and noone can predict how far the record will be reduced. When one thinks how the once famous 2:40 record has been steadily lowered, he cannot expect the present figures to remain long un- changed. If matters goon in this way some new motor must be discovered capable of producing more rapid motion than steam, or we may imagine our hor outstripping the cars in speed for short distances. ——__ere-__ Now, we will haye the Vulcan war over again. Mr. Lewis Swift, of Rochester, N. ¥., says that he, also, discovered Vulcan while observing the eclipse at Denv It 1s urged, on the other hand, that Mr. Swift did not eall his discovery Vulcan at that time, but left the impression that his search for the supposi- tious planet had been unsuccessful. —_—_- +e -___ “What is Wrong iu Life Iasurance?” is the title of a long article recently published in the Cincinnati Gazette. Well, asa general thing, @ few of the inside managers get away with all the money. After that it doesn’t matter much “what is wrong.” —__~-<-2-_____ ‘We haven’t yet seen the name of Cohen as one of the witnesses before the labor question congressional commission iu New York. Why The numerous objections urged against ele vated railroads by the unhappy beings con demned to live along their routes have re- sulted in the passage of a reso'ution by the common council of Brooklyn against granting permission to build steam roids on any or all the routes recommended by the rapid transit commission. This action gives the quietus to schemes for extending such roads in various | parts of Brooklyn. The city authorities have discovered a more effectual way than by th> | employment of Edison to prevent the noise of | elevated railways. When Brooklyn finds her present facilities for transporiation inade- quate, and discovers that her streets are too crowded for ordinary railways, she may be expected to follow the advice of the Engiish papers and choose underground in preference to elevated roads. Or perhaps she exoects from point to point in air ships, and that all kinds of railroads will be superseded. Ic is a good bit of news which comes from New London, that a lot of dutiable goods brought there by naval officers on the U.S. ship St. Mary’s is to be seized by the customs officers and confiscated under the revenue laws. This abuse has been going on so long that naval officers crulsing in foreign parts have come to regard the smuggling of goods for themselves and friends as one of their vested iights, and it is high time it were broken up. The claim that the commander of the vessel is ‘‘ignorant of the laws relative to customs duties” is just too touching for #ny- thing. He ought to be translated to private life, in order that he might read up a little. We learn, upon the authority of a member of the Chinese embassy, that the visit of Mr. Chin, the senior Embassador, to Hartford, is to consult with his associate, Mr. Wing, and to rest fora few days in the “Mission House,” while preparations are made here for the em- bassy. It is perhaps not generally known, but it is a fact. that the Chinese government owns @ spacious building in Hartford in which the entire embassy can be accommodated and cared for by their own countrymen. At that point they will tarry for a few days, simply to Prepare for their presentation to the Presi- dent and their permanent residence in Wash- ington. The statement that the embassy has rented the Stewart mansion for asresidence is incorrect. No choice has yet been made of a house. If “ Uncle Dick,” as the boys familiarly call Governor Bishop, of Ohio, had let real estate and politics alone his grocery business would be all right to-day. Mixing sand with sugar is nothing compared with the tricks of politi- cians. “Chinamen’s bones for fertilisers” would make a nice Presidential battle ery. OR BRENT —A haidsome PIANO; 7 octave, overstrung, &c. As owner has left the city, it can ba had for an isdefinite| period at alow figure. Address lust OF. fice Box aug6 2* Boz 698. INE WATEBMELONS, ¥rREso Every Day—Kept ON Ice, Always on hand, finest Nutmeg and Hanter ZAN PELOUPES,” fing PEACHES eBartiott RS, and ail kindsof FKUIT; SW! PO. UGAR CORN, etc.’ All kinds of MEAT. Swe . . Z ET-BREADS. EQUABS. Dress3d ICKENS, &c, Meat delivered Sunday Per- sons cestring can leave address, and we will send tor order daiiy. Orders for Georgetown must be recelved by 11 ovelock. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, aug6-1y Corner 14th si aN. ¥. av. TRICTLY PURE CIDER VINE for Pickling; Green @luger Preserviag Jar Bubbverrings; a Spring Leaf Tea,of mach strengt! ard delicate’ flavor; new Japan, Gunpowdsr ant Mixed Tea, fifty cents a pound; Mocha, J sva, Mar- acalbo and’ Kio Coffse, roasted at store, a'ways fresh. Pride of Minnesota Flour, best In tht mar- ket. French Brandy; Furs Whisky; Holland Gi Fort Wine and Sherry, recom, eated for purity by physicians, sold by McCAULEY & DELL WIG, Grocers, 209 Pennsylvania aveaus east. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPER $,—Rogy lin, the fruit and vegetable Prceorvatlye: its effi- cacy thoroughly tested: positively preveuts losses from souring ‘and fermenting: pres rves color, taste and aroma of fruits and vegctables; imparts no taste or flavor of its own; does not a tack nietal REGALIN for Butchers, Meat Stores, Hot aud) Families; prevents tials from spoiling: 1s now used by Butchers and Meat Siores for fresh meats, preserves, sausage meat, sevoral weeks; it effects what we claim for It. Buld only at McC AU- LEY & DELLWIG'S Grocery on Capitol Hi 209 Pennsylvania avenue east. ang6-14* pas GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvanis Avenue. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE THIS SIDE OF BOSTON, ATTSNTION, LADIES! A large lot of LADIES’ NEWPORT FRENCH HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS all of first-class quality, mate from the best French kid. which have ben slightly dam- aged by the great, Leavy storm yes ertay, ogant 5th, will Id at a great sacrifi:s at the BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. LEUPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor, BEAT INDUCEMENT TO WHOLESALE e ui BUYERS ft Ladies’ French Kid Button Front and we Feulae Seam, Worked Button Hole a' 2 75, 100 Pair that before long her citizens will be flying | of Ladies’ French Goat Bares < A large Lot o* Kia Button ferent Styles and Sizes, from.. ; Dg, Lace. an EA Gaahte trom ere age. 00 295 ‘NTION 18 CALLED TO A LARGE LOT ATRENTIOY LADIES" SUID PRES. French Heei Kid Slippers, al! from 1 to 5, i arge io We Bilton ait sccond @ ality’ bs ond Q ality a : 10 Cases Ladies Gaat 8 inporsat 50 A Large Lot of Mi: peers, ait trom. e Lot of Meu's Gaiters fr. Low Quarters trom: A B oxen lot Bre. Army Sewed at... o1 A Large Lot of Boys" Shoes, in sizes from 1 to 6, Lace and;Congress, at.......... ve 75 rsons Pur histng to theam unt of $2 or over es Will be preseated with a bottle oF rench Dressing. Every Article Advertised a Discount ond Five Per Cent: will be Allowed: aug6ly LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Propriet jpsencesrs FOR FUEL. REFORW SCHOOL OF THE Disteic7 OF COLUMUIA, August 5, 1878. Scaled Proposals, to te endorsed ° Propzeals ior Fuel,** will be received at the office of the Presi- dent of the Board of Trustees until 12 m., on the 36th instant, for two hundred and fifty tons best ‘White Ash Furnace Coal, and fifty tons best White Ash Egg Coal, to be delivered at the school. ‘The Coal to be subject to inspection at ‘the ex- pense of the party or parties furnishing the same, The right 1g reserved to reject apy and all bids, President of the Roard of Trustees, aug6-e0, taugi6é G13 15th street n.w, E COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between S N HOYT and J. C. HESS, in the Wholesale and Retail California Wine Busi- street, ness, 3426 F st is this day dissolved by mutual consent. 8. N. HOYT, J.C, HESS. The sof thelate firmof S. N. HOYT & co. il bo car‘led on by 8. N. HOYT, at the same piace. ASTURAGE AT TUNLAW FARM. 4s this? oo -_____ In connection with the report that Kearney’s Speeches through Massachusetts will be pre- pared for him, his remark—“for $2.50 I can always hire a man to write a grammatical speech”—acquires a certain interest. But in view of the glorious results expected from the delivery of these productions, is not $2.50 star- yation wages: It took 1,235 ballots to nominate a demo- cratic candidate for Congress ia Ohio. What the country really wants is an invention for Anereasing the balloting powers of a nomi- nating convention, so that it will not become exhausted after a few thousand ballots. No man should be put vp Jor Congress without due considerati: ——“H eee Ex-Gov. Hendricks was clear and decided 4n his speech at Indianapolis yesterday. He was decided in his intentions not te express any opinions whatever, and was cleatly suc- @vssiul ‘lass Pasturage for Horses and Cow: fe comand good attention. For L. HUM. HH“ DOZEN BEST QUALITY WHITE SHIRTS, $18.00 To OxpEr. - W.S. TEEL, aug3-tr 935 Pennsylvania ave. RAGE FOR FORTY HEAD Ons es. within four miles of Wash gton, had jonth esc! Dyepsiving JOHN A BAKER. aus oi I ADIES Are invited to look at the graat “CURATIVE CORSET.” ‘Highest recommendations from the best medical authority. DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. Sole Agent for District. Oth and F, aug2-tr | | for / * E WANTS. ANTED—A competent DRUG CLEYK foie) Stating salary expected, &c +h 19 at, ie N FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | DEY GOODS. HK REKT—HOUSE 803 South Carolina ave. e. Apply to CHAB. A. ELLIOT, 408 5th st. ow. ‘ent low to a good tenant. an.6 co * V 7 A} TED—Bv a respectable colored girl a RENT—BRICK HOUBE No. 810 I st. BS: TUATION as chamberwaid or cook; “00d B.w. ei¢ven rooms, tncluding bath room; wi Tef-rences. Address Box 12, Star office. 5 Sed iz perfect order. Rent very reasonable. an6-c08-* WESTER SIReERATEOINS ei Oe | PV BS TSRUGE HOUSE Ne 0 . BP y 5 We mn wa : i DW. = 1° | to JAMES H. STONE, No. 11007:h st-n,w.-6 Bo ANTED—A colured settled WOM \N, RENT—A large Furnished PARLOS and Wiz €08 14°h street. to take entire charze of Feds CHAMBER, for the monthof Auzust. | house: reference exchanged. is Price $10. 622 H st. n.w. augé 3c* | WASTED Six first-class TIN ROOFER; n0 | others need app v._ Cali at 518 K st. n w | 2& GEO. G GIBSON & B20. ANTED-25 HURSES and CARTS at the wimrning School, E st., between ¢.h and 7-h ‘75 a day. Le new | WASTED CARPETS and FURNICUSE In exchavg» for good Board. or on monthly cash jnonta; reference will be given, Address FU R- ITJRE Star office, aag6-203 * WANTED WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash 2nd iron, and (I - general housework ina “im family; must bring gucd references. App!y (« Dunbarton st., Georgetown, D. C an-6-3° W AXZED_A rellable COLORED WOMAN, | without incumrances, to cook, wash and iron Small family. Inquityat House No. 2, o!- dier’s Home, D.C. aug’ * ANTED—By “eptember 1st, a HOUSE, miud- ern improvements, Lorthwest, by a peruia pe rm yarty: rent not to excee rmoath. Ad- ‘iving location and description, ** Nor.h- west Slaremce Pen ge 2° W ANTED-A complete and nicely-furnished HOUEK of about eighfor nine rooms, mod Ti in provements aud cen'rally located. Poss. siioa {ken al ont Ist September, and ocenpied until May © dune of 79 Add ess 8. R. 3., 8'ar«ffi'e. a6 2° ANTED—Ladies to cail for real bargalis ia Ready -made Hatr Goods, at H. PHILIPPI”, 827hst.nearH. Handsome kraids made out <1 ladies’ own combings fo $1. Faded B-ai ts re- st _red to the original color, augé 3 * W 4ATE SSUITH OF ROOMS oligibly stu area In quiet and healthy location, wo lern conveniences, with Board forman a .d wife: prieate famlly Jwreferred: best of reference: price nol to X et $70 per month, Address J.P THORVCON Office Box 834, Washington, D.C. au6-2t" W Aare gs MELNURSE, white prefe Call at 1431 9-h street n.w. augs- W. ANTED—For two weeks. a fresh G JAT, w Supply milk for an Invalid. Address im ne- dia‘ely, “D. C.,** Box 364 city pos office. a5 31" WARNED, A few Gentlemen to ROOM and BOARD at $25 per month. Also, TABLE BOARDERS, at $15 per moath. first class. At 1104 F street n.w. aug6-La* W ASTED-A& WOMAN, to cook and dohouse- work in the country, Apply between, the hours of 10 and 11. at No. 1121 1ith st. auz5 3.* W ANE By 8 white girl, @ place as CHAM- BEEMAILD, or assistant in general hyuse- work, Good references, Inquire at 37 Massachu- setts avenue n.w. aug5-3t* ANTED—ToSELL—Patent Office REPORTS f Boo tigchanlecal) trem 1849 to 1871, iaclusive, at Bool Store No, 1229} 7.h streetu.w. Very cheap. augd 2:* Vv you wait, (Parisian mode) 2 cents per yard: 9929 1 Street, one door north of I street n.w. Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker. augb-5 * Weantep-a heal ay NURSE. Apply at once, at Dr, SCHOLL'S, 615 D_strect ne ‘aug3-3.* ANTKD—Kvery lady to knew they can have al their COMBINGS made up for "38 conts er ounce, and CURLS fc for 25 cents apiece, at Mrs, CALLAN'S, 805 Market Space, aug3-3.* SLY one Ba HICKEY & CO. ‘Manufacturiag Jewollers, 356 Pa. ave. augl im VW) ANTED—Ailtocxa uinethonew “WHITE” EW IACHINE, roomy, ‘AN fED—PLAITING—While Seay quiet; also the *‘New Home, ‘the American, the Singer, gry Howe, andin fact ee, in the sewing machine line at J. ¥. MCKENNEY'S, 427 9:hst. n.w. Renting and repairing a specialty. jy24-3in WANTED HORSES to Inquire at OSBORN & Gst.n.w. J. W. BELL. W SNzED—T0 EXCHANGE—Tin Ware and . Housefurnishing Gooas fo old Stoves; new itoves exchan; for old ones, at ‘gst. 8 Ww. P. G. BAUER ‘yar im ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oc- cupy a large third story south front room. or Suitable for gentiemanand wife. Table BOARD — first class. 617 F st. n. fev23 WV ANTED— To exchange, new STOVER for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLEE'S, 6th aud K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Btoves rented, novi6 tr WR Ba ee and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which @ liberal price will be paid, Apply at the Star office. aug30-tf ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY Ve PERRYS Ronee Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or Jett at W. 8S. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. f21-ly WANZED-Gentlemen to” know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue. makes a specialty of Cutting @arments to be made at home. Jan6-1y LOST AND FOUND. OtT—On Monday. August 6, a Gold Watch 4 KEY. with Dlowtstone seal f, hak lOMPSO'S: ak-n to THOMP: he finder will be rewarded. a a ac OST—Monday evening, about 654 o'clock, In a Russ J tie, ture: $3 per month: QHEEN'S stables, 625 jy29-1m* 4 F st. ia Leather PORTMON- NAIF, containing sbout $8 currency, a member- hip Tleket in the Washington Schustzan Verein, and ‘Treseury Dratt No 5,997 on War Warraat Ne. for $402.59, tnendorsed, and u: which payment has been rtoppad. Please return w: ubscriver. 412 7th at.. or 61 Market st., @-orge- town, B, W. DOWNMAN, ree O8T—A young SCOTCH TERRIER DUG. 4 with sag No. 1648. @ suitable ny ‘ward will be given on his return to au. @ BO Po avenue, augb. O8T—On Saturday, August 3, OK Loma ** Day Book’? with name of Mr. DE ATLY E inside first page, A liveral reward will be Pai for its return, No. 849 M st. s.w. aub-2t* Lox? Qa Saturday evening iast, trom tha mar- \.4 ket cattle Nees corner 12:b st. av., one small dark red buffalo GOW. stray cow was reported In that vicinity’ yes- terday (Sunday) evening to police station on 10:h st. n.w. Any information leading to th of said cow will be thankfu ly received and duly "917 Loutslana nati Tewarded. Address ‘* Alexander, av . Washington, D. C. BOARDING. FST-CLABS COUNTRY B‘ARD AND ROOMS at the Clemson farm, Highland 3ta- Address Mrs, RB. nae *3-3i* Fe tion. B. & O. B. RB. B.ade) sburg, Prince Georgs’s county, Mi. K RENT—On ith st. n.w., hut squarefrom avenue, nice STURE, with fixtures, room and itchens: rent $15. Apply at No, 315 8.h st. n.w. RENT—BRICK HOUBE, No, O41 L st. b-w;, Containing elght rooms! rent very mod- erate. Inquire at T. MURPHY'S Groc#rv,on the corner. aug 20° R RENT—HOUSE, No. 715 lich st. nw, all mod. imps., ten rooms; rent reduced to$4) bermonth. Apply to THU». KE. WAGGAMAN, 19 Th st nw. Sees ee! augs- Fi. RENT—STORZ and CELLAR, corner 8th J. @. ADAMS, 1102 8'h st. n.w. K SALE-Six room FRAME HOU-E, with gas and water. Inquire 1117 8th ‘street nw. oS 'K RENT—A seven octave PIANO: carvel legs; very low, during tue sumi months. No. 32's se. = meus Fo, RENT—CHEAP—No, 1445 Corcoran at, $50 per month: ail conveniences; keys at 1441 Also Inquire at Central National Bauk, ieand au; te Lovisiana avenue, B RENT_4(6 New Jorsey avenue n.w., near R. A O. railroad depot: 6 rooms, bath-toom: Stale if wanted; al! In good order; fine park: Irot Tailings rent Tn uire next door. augs 3° (UK RENT—BRICK, No. 11171 st.n wa; ii Fetus seo. BRICK, No. 939 H st. n.w.: 12 -ooms; $65. Bothingood repair Also, a pumer of o her houses. Apply to ALBERT F. FOX 92) Fat. nw. augs-3 * 4) KO RENT—1102 14 h st. n,w.; Ul rooms: 3) K 1888 @ st. n.w.; 6 rooms: §: 40-1426 1.32 T st. n.w.: 6 rooms: S11 13thst. «.w.: 5rvoms: $13 039 F st.'s.w.; SLL. ADD yt A. 8 _CAY WOOD, 1225 9th st: n-w. ares 8 * FSE, BENT Three communicating ROOMS. URED front, on third floor: also, one on secoxd floor, back: over Markriter’s New Store, No. 626 E ste, one door from 7th st. Apply at the Store. angi 6t* /OR BENT—At Madame Estren’s New Store, rk 1109 F st. two Furnished HOOMS, front sult: ple lemen, Rent vel ap. Any tis. W. EST REN vy maul 6 FOE RENT~ $22 60—Nos. 74 and 76 Congress George town, three story, press brick front; gas and bath: rooms; water Jn kitehen and repair. 5. E ‘atin? Washington's, ee? Gt WR KENT_493 M st., the most complete Fave Washington, at $60 por month with Stable, or $50 for the dwelling alone. Apply at the chee of H.W. HAMILTON, adjoining: or at Lis Store, ¥. M. C. A. Building. iy30 ‘OR RENT—A desirable and pleasantiy situated BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms near the Cap‘tol, having a south and west front and 1a thorough repair. 108 9d st. n.2. Jy20 24% FGR SALE—New 8-room BRICK bay window, ements, Will ail modern improy be sold _at a bargain, Apply to G9 BOND, 406 44 st. 3527-1 FOE BENT Seven-room HOUSE 406 6h st., modern improvements, Rent low to a destrabi tevapt. Central location. yim Ft BENT STORE ROOM and DWELLING 7 Massachusetts avenue; splendid location for any kind of business, per month, {R RENT—A large vacant LOT, fronting on RE een me Bae restriction ‘as to use, Kent reasonable. “Apply to JOHN 8 BROOKRS, 486 Louisiana ave. y24-1m* (WR RENT—HOUDE, No. 607 New Jersey av- enue n.W., nine rovms, mod arn impro vements, clean and in good order; rent $25 per month. Ap- ply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st.n.w.jy23-1en K RENT—HOUSE No. 2006 modern tmprovel GIBBS, Ise latte APP Fe BENT—The PREMISES corner of Green and sts., G admirably qominary, eed having Inoderi cont Key next door. Only $20 jy87-1m. at n.w.; all to CHAS E. jy18 3w* ‘ing a large Dwelling, yenlences; 15 rooms, with cellar ander entire houte; a’ summer kitchen ‘and. dairy. Con- nected with the dwelling there 1s @ two-story bri'ding, built for school pu: contaluing ¥ Tocms, Ohe of which 18 80 by 48 fet, All newtod repairs will be made and the property rented at a low rate toadesirable tenant, Postsasion given on or before August 15. Persons, by calling at the Premises, will be shown through’at any time pre Tend RMR. DICKSON S KING. corner ot ireen 38 rgetow! corner 16th and K sts. n.w., Washington.” “jy1b-lm” UR RENT—HOUSE Be. 781 8th st.n. econ , modern tin No. 127 8th. sty DW. Provemente owe Fee EBENT—HOUSE No. 413 New York avenue ene Srooms. Will be rented low toa prompt Apply to B. . Avenue Hod.” “° YOHN B. SCOTT, New York Feet N TA omiortable HOUSE and STORE, on a prominent corner, facing Pennsyl- venia avenue, Capitol Hill; low rent to a good ten- ane Inquire, for key and terms, No. Ath st. fell i RENT—Very pleasant FRONT ROO Frectond door eb tae FRONT, facing Tiange; 1118 Now York ave. ‘Heterence given and delightful, Ho ES {OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- PRbdus and BOOMS EAE ee ing, and several small BED HOOMB; 804 Penney vania 1@., CORNET 4 st marli-6m' avon BOOKS AND STATIONERY. OMAN’S WORDS-An Original Review of What Women are Doing in Art, Science, Hiterature, Education, Industry, llantarop 7, Pi ‘al Reform aud Government. Also, a 4 fu! record of what men arecoing to advance the interests of women. Every household should fed cae good woman's, pap?r, Publisher monthly. Price per year, *e copl cents., Theresa Juan Lew Avarews Spon 5 sla, E resa Sara Andre’ = cer, Publishers. Mrs. Theresa Juan Lovie all- eging Editor, 625 Walnut street, PUURGEIEDIS, s au, UB BOOK LIST FOB AUGUST. The Cnina Hunters’ Club.. ‘West Point Tic Tacs. Norton's Astronom’ All the latest publications 1ecelved promorl 1 ‘We have a very select stock of STATION EA al its branches. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, Caw Booxsxbia.s AND STATIONKES, avgl-tr 4765 Penn. avenie. eam aoek & S8aagses BoALDING.—Tae best location in the city. ‘Two gentlemen, with their wives. or two sin: RSM Can Be accommodated with large. airy LOOMS aud choice 1ABLE BJARD aren es ; LW. 39 30 * IENDUY IN, 406 Lith st. n w.—R OMS ut! BOARY to'cluds of young men, $4 per WwW ek in adv.ue-. ts. Board por werk, $3 BO in adsanre. Loding 25 ceats. @vod food‘, Lcooked, attentive walters, c.ean house. aR = 3A BGING— Elegant BOOMS. with BOARD, > can be secured at 128 un barton s*., corner of Con gies, Georgetown Heights: house large and auxi-6 * coo’, with modern Improvements, & KsT. N. W.—MRS. STOCKHAM respect- e) fully calis atten ion to the handsome ROOMB (en suite or single) and choice TABLE. BOAKD. Greatly reduced rates for summer season. Location excellent. 1y29 im* PBOAEDING— Large. airy ROOMS: also, sute of three, wich private bath; TABLE BOAR! terms moderate. 18361 st. u.w., oppusite Fran lin Park. Jy25-12t* UMMER BOARD-Falls Church, near R. B ttatlor ; 20-acres, shaded with fruit and other Hices; rooms large and elegant, with milk ands boun ‘iful table, and everything in to make home pteasar-t tor parents and children.. Address A.B. NODINE. or visit the place. 513-2 000 KEMONT HOUSE.—Parties who desire Hote: BUARD, with cool and airy ROOMS, cau locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer months, at the following reduced rates: Gent Sad Site, SB to 6 per month: single Room: ir inouth, and Board. $0 per month and PERSONAL. ‘OHN PATCH 606 10th st. nw. 6 9.10. tow MM , FEpOrts as to respons! of wi Sbstracté of real estate and Hons thereon for Chattel T. usts, $1. Examines Titles. jyl-Im* I8T.—Mrs. Dr. tTROLOG: . ELLIS, 806 Penn- A Ivania avenue. If you would know the trutr consult the Dr. tu all things. Offices hours from @ a.m, 09 pm. apls-ly iE PRICE TELLS—AND $VER' TELLS THE PRICE. reo Largest Stock of HARNESS AND TRUNKS south of New York, at FACTORY PRICES, com ced ® Cher stock of our $25 HAR- Low on sale eee EOKEB’S, Trunks Repaired and Covered. ENSEN, Nee sWaron RErareer, For 20 with H. SEMKEN. now al 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Dem sey’s Stationery Store, Wi e me are guaran- test'Torone year, or nocey refunded. ioe ts AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO, Original Manu‘actarers and introddce:s into the United States of COMPRESSED YEAST, ber leave to inform the pub'ic that all such rations not bearing our sigua@:ure are imi and parties wish‘ng to rei: ‘sir gi Rolls, &c., should ca'l for GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & C).°B GENUINE ARTICLE, Warranted free from chemicals, ations, ood Bread, moylt-tr 4 | HE NEWEST BOOKS, M. Pherson’s Handbook of vol. 6 of the series. The China Huntei men ber, Fogish Men Lelie Stephen. A legacy Miss Maisk,.211) arethe, from the German, M 1 the Wilderness. Chas. Dudle Pavline and O; aa PX rd. Politics, 1878. forming Sen 32.00) By the youngsst .» Wi8ta) Warner.... vems, Gordsn, ery. M. ‘aper Cance. Bishop. xile. A tale of St, Augustin oTtALNe... 0... Flay Day Foems, Lei ry of American Ficti ceived as soon as 5 Babl SOLOMON: jae om o0#s: FOR SUMMER READING. Walks in London, By Augustus Hare, Poor pore mre 3¥8 BgRkaess 3 Pemaquid. By Mrs. Pren papers s1, From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn, By H. M. Field. ‘rom Egypt to Japan. By H. M. Field, Litile Guy. Byauthor of Helen's Babies, His Inheritance. " By Adeline Trafton. A Year Worth Living. By W. M. Baker. M. BALLANTYNE & SON, Jy 16-tr il 428 Boventh st. n.w. iki LATEST PUBLICATIONS. M brassy; illustrated, 50. The Isianat as Hesorze oF Health ana Pl by Be, ani al ‘ing Pho h, by G. B. te, Ti. and oni Be og i $8. ‘te Battle of Movlle Bay, by Com, A’ Pan Swinburne; ‘second series, $1.75. A Miss Mulock: $1-00. et; Ber Face or Her et EE a Tes, The Canoe and The Flying Proa; Paper. te oF: and Stationers, 1015 Pa. BR SALE—A large vaziety of new and second- bi PIANOS, at sf re Garston BACH'S ‘Warerooms, 433 Lith’ aurets & few doors Pennsyivania avenue. Around the wore in the Yacht “Bunbean se amin, De $3. The 8; ker, U.8.N.; my: &@c. Poems and liads, by tor. rings Dy atom Cur; bape Jedt-tr PIANOS AND ORGANS. durii g summer months, Piano Bele gency for ‘Kusbe & 8 Celebrated Pianos, iy31 ly LLET DAVIS & CO. PIANOS.—U; ioht Planes @ e ing-outesle. Great bal see. H. L, t UM) ‘Specialty. ice, gains. Come 03d ‘1h an et. CALL AT OUR YARD OB WRITE US FOR AN EXTIMATE ON YOUR BILL OF LUM- BER. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY. we WE ARE NEVER BEATEN, WILLET & LIBBEY, fe Sizth street and New York avenue. y 1 VALUE THEI& SIGHT to k ow ihe best One Dollar: Gass HH HERPLEE'S upticlan: 453 Pennsylvania avenue D,W., corner 43 street. of ERTY FOR RENT, RUPERT, RO. HOLTZMAN, Estate Agcnt at Auctionesr, w. 1828 New York ave. n. w., 13 rooms, furn.$150 813 F st. n.w., 8 rooms, store and cellar. 8 ba. ave. B.w.. 16 rooms... 1330 ‘ave, isiness 807 13: 1013 15: 416 M s1 2140 Pa, O03 Fst. 515 2d st, 938 E 454 K bY 828 fete Bee FI rooms, mod. imps. .... €., 7 rooms, mod. imps... 7 rooms, mod. imps. aIeeRMARELeeRREEssARTTAs Se SSeSseguasesszezsesssscassees FOR SALE— HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city a Prices to suit the times, and on terms that will suit customers, Call and see my list before purchasing elsewhere. aug3-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. hanges made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Fimises Sor Sale. rs. (c 14428 st. n.w., mod, imps. $5.000 220 2d st. n-e.,"mod, imps, 312 C st. 8.¢.. ‘mod. imps.. 4 333 Virginia ave. s.w.. mod. 4.500 826 to 833 C st. 6.0. moa. tmps,. TS .....00+ 4.000 152¥ Colum! tod. imps., 8 rs. 3.600 607 N st. n. jod. imps., 7 Fa. 3 200 1109 4th water, 7'rs, + 3.200 1535 Columbia st., moa, ‘imps. 8 r: 3.000 1235 8:b f.b.,) mod: 2.500 Baie 12. 000 ~+ 8,000 6.000 5000 5 000 4743 4.500 4.500 4000 4,100 Unimproved Property for Sale. South Capitol st., bet. Q and K 3, +10 Ky. av., bet, 8. U. av. and C st. 8, +10 Dand Wand 14ih and ibth s.e,,, pei +10 24th st., bet, Mand N n.w.. per ft. 110 Nost., Der. 23d and 24th n.w., per fi 110 26th st., bet. Ist. and Va. av. n.w. 210 23d st., bet. 'D st. and N.Y. av. n.w., per ft 10 220 at, bet, D st. and N. ¥. av. B.W.; per ft 09 Gio West st., Georgetown, ‘per’ ft. 206 Meridan Hill, per {t............ 08 Houses for Rent. 8 hand D, hotel, furn., mod. Imps., 86 rs, $195 1110 F st. ‘n.w., ‘mod. imps.. 12 rs. + 80 H16 11th st. n.: s.. 10 rs. SLI st. n, It a8 W., mod, i n.W., mod. im} 1521 1 st, n:w., mod. imps., 916 F st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 re 880 20th st, n.w., Bod. imips., 7 18. 1906 H st. ‘h.w., mod. imps , 12 rs. 7076 hst. n.w.. mod. 5 487 F st. 8.w., mod. Imps., 11 1220 13.h st, n.w.. 1298 8th st." mod. 437 7th st. s.w., mod. imps., 10 rs, 1210 6th st, n.W., mod. imps. 8 rs. 7(8 H st. n.e., mod, 1316 10th st, n.w., 603-605 14th st.,.. Bp j,cor-8th and D, (Basement) 1212-1214 Stable in rear of 17: 474 La, ave., (store) 2) hand L sts. nw, 908 and 910 21st st., new stores. wher ea ss in of renton my_ boo! which can on application at ol or Will be sent by mail if desired, = Loans. $2,000, $1 000, at 8 per cent. EB RENT— BEAINanp Hi. Wate, bwin A:MCIwrr 5 DI . 916 F street northwest, a SHGSSSSESN BLELssessscssesans: aug3-tr ee) ‘7th, with store, ..€0 A520 @ st nw,et-00 aw, 55 seraiaiper ee & Rech rat Benz! ER RENT— F° BY F. H. SMITH, Beal Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. Corner of 8th and F streets. ‘24 7th at. rooms., m 710 H st. n.e., 7 rooms, mc 9.h st. D.e., 6rooms, mod. imps. Money to Loan in sums to suit. BR RENT. 3-story Brick, 2018 G st., 10 rooms, 3-story Brick, 1212 H st., Brooms. 3-story Brick, 1011 11th'st., 9 rooms, 8-story Frame, 939 I st., 7 rooms, 3-story Brick, 1006 Mass, ave., 14 rooms, 2-story Frame, 1821 14th at., 5 rooms, 2-tory Frame, 1825 14th st., 6 rooms, ‘These Houses are in good repair, and_h: ern improvements. Inquire of JAMES W..B. KER, H st. n.w. jyi2-1m_ BR RENT—By THOB J. MYERS, Real Estate S-ctory Brick, 6 lth se, Lire s Stes . Sstory F 10 280 888888882848: a gq. Oa Ge AIRST-CLASS SECURITIES. brar- | rcent., for sale Address Bs Kco Fo ee ee ae TT WASTED To LOAN several Thousand Jars on Airst-class mortgage. Address, Dol- de scribing property, &c., **W. 8.,°) Balt more P. | o. < ables 1 Vv y ANTED T)) EXCHANGE side-bar T-otting BUGGY, weight 1 for a Saddle Horse. Addcess ***Buggy an, Asaph new, ae 27 the Office, giving full description, \LATE MANTEIS AT COST at_W WELL'S, 113 B st.s.e..Capltol Hil 1,50, $2,000, $3,500 TO INVEST on an &D Real Estate security at 8 per cent. : also, or larg~ sums fp any amount and ti to sult. aug8-St_ WM. F. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st (OR BALE-CIGAR STORE; one of the stands in the city; satisfac for selling. avenue nw. best ‘Apply at corner 7th s¥, and Loulsiaen f sta ply + ] UiLDERS AND OTHERS IN WANT MANTELS wi! find it to their advantag: call st 1838 Vermont avenue nw. OF > to a larg: where. stock of Mantels of every description ts sell g off Lelow cost. augb-lw FFERED A BARGAIN SELDOM ©) at cost 8aLE—PROVISION STUB! amount of cash sales day, tw Address and can be increa el. BIZ" office. augd price: nty-five dollars, Star ARROOM, wih I tor for the past fourtesn years; reason for soli gotng Into ther busines. city Post Oftice. ‘Address **Barroom augd 5: STOCK and FIXTURES FOR SALE—One of the best paying establish. nents in the city; licensed by the present propri APM FOR BALE —A good ch nee to in| $800 cash in a Farm co -taisinj ated in Fairfax county, Va., on the Ge. and Leesburg turnpike. uine'miles from @ 90: vest 78 acres, situ- town, and three miles from Fails Church, whare a railrcad passes. Thi 15th of August, ° i MAK! st. n. is Farm must be sold by as the money is wanted fa BYRN E, Raai Estate Brokers, 66 augs the to save or fuller particalars, ing irs of 7h 2 BR SALE—Two beautiful BUILDING UGOTS on G st., near 14th, oppostie Foundry Caurch, 113 cach toa wide ales. giao TCH. FOX & CUTTER, angs 3t 1437 Penusyivania avenue. Foe SALE, A HOUSE, Fronting upon the southeast corner of Judiciary uare. very ieasona‘ly, Aaaress 8.- Post oftie bos cae aug3 6* lo Loan. MONEY on real estate, in cent, On first-class business B. O. HOLTZMAN, gums to sult, at 8 Property at avg8-tr per cent. 10th and F sta, n.w, oR SALE—We terms a three- WELL. offer for sale upon favor: story and basemeat BRL avenue, near Ist st. ‘cont $6,000. We will seil it for K Toe this amount and take two thousand dollars in unim- proved property as mes mn augs 3t ‘& CUTTER, 1437 Pennsylvania avenu 3 Dalance in cash, ie. {OR SALE—One of those new and handsome 11 room Bay Window HOUSES on Q, between 13th and 14th sts, A great bargain, Ke} Q street, jy27-ur ry BRICK HOUSES, rooms, gas and water: between 16th and 17.h—at $1, original Property ¥ $2,500. and can Apply to We BURFORD, 708 E st. —Ican sell in the next ten oars, with ; located on Corcoran street, 200, cost be sold on easy terms, Jy87-1m (OR EALE On corner New Jersey avenue and LOTS corer 5th and 0 sts. sureet, EASY TERMS—four LOTS, R street, and 2 n.w. Apply at 612 0 Mo™F®: MONEY 1! MONEY!!! ow WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., ar P. WALLACH'S, Loan and Commission Broker, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, JeT-tr near Willard’s Hotel, & BENT—LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 years and longer a F C street n.w. ; f gr ational Livery 8 S GOLDSTELN &@ CO., “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, ¥@_The oldest and largest business in the city, SS EE LADIES’ GOODS. }348641Ns a LADIES’ SHOES. Until LE poe 1st I shall allow ade count of 15 percent, on all cash sales, JAS. H. VERMILYA, 610 9th st., opp. Patent Office, Ladies’ BOUTS and SHOES made to short notice. J UST BECEIVED 1 CASE FAYAL HATs, Great Bargains in JABOTS and HANDEERCHIEPS, PATTERN HATS at half price. 2@ Goods marked in plain figures, order augl-tr eg at MES. M. J. HUNT. iytt-tr (TWENTY PEEB CENT. OFF. MES. J. P, PALMER 621 ané 693 D street. Offers until A: Ast, in addit two ali aco ition to her already TWENTY PER CENT, DISCOUNT On all sales, largeand small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED, All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowes: market prices. = Mrs. J. P. PALMER, jyl-wr 1107 F st., bet. 11th and 18th sts. 1] WENT PER CENT. OFF. A rare o| is now: the indies for svat, te tum ine gy COODE a tore © ndergarments, § ‘and Summet Wraps, Drees Teigeninge iat pode J Ee P. aud'C, B. Corsets, Wate Braid’ Lecce: Meats * . fair Bi and Bilk Ties, Article de Paris, etc., ete. Meat tae Good Calieoes, 45. Ci sone ‘anton F Wool Flanvei Percales, 8 Sik embroidered, woven Large stock Chilaren‘s Stock Boys’ Cassi Ful Ali Summer AN Woo! By Black Si Pen augS-tr DRY Bleached Cotton in city. ‘Sc. up, cheap. Bsc. up t ms E25¢- BB to nice fine gonds, Hose, 37's seam Ballyrigg Fancy Hose Mer ea, Teduced Prices. ress Goods at And below cost, ck Cashmeres. S0c., worth 75. sin bargains, @2c. up! 1‘nen Lawns, 10and Ie. : cale Suits, 8.75; Linen Baits cotton Lawns, 8\s¢.up. - N, NAUDAIN, zoo Market Space. NOTICE : NOTICE NOTICE tn During the month of August we shall offer aadi- tonal tn large sto charged at Have CLENN and 25 ngd-tr At cost. we areselling at almost half other stores. st "open Esa cents per piece, ucements ta all CASH BUYERS Dry Goods. We shall sell the HALF PRICE It to the next season, in the ¢ rates ed, another lot of VALE CES and INSERTINGS at 18. Very. rable and M. BROWN, 318 8th street n. As we will remove to the corner of 9:2 and E Streets In a week or two, we will sell our stock of BLANKETS AND COMFORTS AT COST, rather than move them. Bargains in Fiannels, Canton Fiannels and all kinds of Dry G All Summer (004s at and below cost. augl 2w © YARDS cents a y: WM. R. RILEY, 713 Market Bpai PACIFIC PEBCALES 2 snes Double Busk Corset, best in the city, Mme. Demorest's reliable Patterns. JySi-tr 408. B. BAILEY, Cor, 7th and F sta. aw, MA4SUFAcTURED EXPRESSLY CG FOR M. TOWSON & CO., BOBY'S PATENT DOUBLE BUS K. HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY, GLOVE FI Warranted not 75 cents per TTING CORSET CLASPS, to break, “h ir, = $1 50 per pair, Just recelved complete stock of « FINE BLACK CASHMERES irect from the importer, 60 cents, = Our entire stock of conta, $1 per yard. SPRING AND SUMMEE GOODS AT Cost, to make room for New Fall Goods, C. M. TOWEON & Co., 486 Pennsylvania avenue, 3580-tr_Souti. side, near 7th street northwest. I Mis 2 ict a maerifoe, “Ter (1b) asacre, Ten (1) per cant Sao npr « Wamentts wide ansutta yard yard wide le (genuine). 12) Sheeting. Bet toria Lawns, &c.. &c.. ‘cent, discount aliowed si Parasols and Bua BRODREAD £ 00., 1929 tr_939 Pa. ave., bet 9th and 10th sts. ° ‘CITY cad We believe we have the largest assortmen' Dry Goods in this etty. ‘One hundred (100) of new and beautiful Lawns just reo! Eniadelphia, | Buntings, "pure "Wool, ony sna gray! Late Bening tea MACK, UEOwR, a . $1.50, $1.70. b2; Black Silke Soc. 8 5! and ground. We pay CasH for all of our or'ahef oar Puasa aca? ome Soling one CARTER'S, jy6-tr Washington. Su™ss. POBITIVELY THE Last - BON, LOT OF THE 8EA. No CHANCE TO Duptica’ me TR. TOM Pi NOW ‘RICES ARE RRACHED. PRICES ARE ADVANCING, 18 THE TIME TO BUY. ‘We have made our last ih 25 SILK 60 SILK Our $1 SILK ts magnificent. marvel. are off .y ine **Bont 79 We worth G8. Callaed seamice ee SILK a8 Call while the stock is ruil, is is CONNOLLY's, Jc29-tr__ 608 Oth street, opp. Patent Omes. feedy-mate, with Linen Sieeve Banas Linings to and i . ade of Wamsutte Mase SSR een Stees Factory—75 W. C. GEO. MEGINNESS, Fayette st, Baltimore Sranch—1008 F st. n.w., Washington, my@8-1y Fs t., mod. tmps., 10 All goods marked in plain figures, peng oh pee 7 Srst-ciags with Linen S-atory Brick, 418 84 et, iewes tn0d, Imipe, aoe: M. WILLIAN, Gnished only SO gee nan amin to the dist 4 story Brick, G14 18th st. nw. ma0d, teas, 30 38: 907 Pennsylvania avenue. “The Hannis Shirt,’ Bice, 18 of the best : et eee Me 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, jel0-tr_ | material. and also has Linen and Groot Brlex, corner 15th and N ats, mw. Bands; ia only 60 ot. unfinished. ana Bo cts; Ree RE SEY TEE en EUs EeaOE As. pte yar Cs eee e-story Brick Houses for Sale. AMSLER SMITH, vorite for slong tine at 0 cts eakncnone nee pride Houses with and Sea ay Dro iokrumey practice aopeciary, Keenprionavout | SR amuaned, O. XX Bhirt 1s 76 cts, unfinished, t ies ‘anda Exempt . Improvements; 6150 or $000 cash Valance in small | $1,800; law repeated Lot Bopt-. 1296, aug tns® a ne ed te monthly payments, or to suit purchaser, RR. R. F. BERRY, sh st., ywertul = inches, mads of ‘For Rent. BU Magnetic Heller stustantanous cares fare | Sjameutia Matin, and'doe'Linen ‘Boson went Cons tree, tinh sud Female Diseases are specialties, aalober> EESLE DY, Linen Collars, 6 tor #1. ‘ ON. DUTTON, Architect and EF: ineer, 1eo8 Hee C. iis esmovea tob16 F stroct (Warner Build: | mard?-tr co. 8. ‘NIB. WM. E. BURFORD, sigiea, ed and 6 ‘contracted ‘Tor Bios 4028 Real Estate Broker, 708 i st, i syd-tr MEDICAL, &. R. J. H. JOHNSTON, a graduateof the Ponn- ‘Iwania Coll ie Bi , UNDREIB OF ¥ have FOR SALE. Dictate Sieg, oieatities ges | FL OSG & oF, 1guae MeN eto over Ballantyne’s bookstore, 438 7th Lost Vigor, after uxing a bottle or two of Dr, oH SALE—Blsck MARE, Jump-ocat OAR. | stro.w, Dentiney in branches, Gold All. | Brothers Invigorating Cordes. $06 Beak Pay Iso. & fine Family Mares Coupe, DN Gret-case work’ Cone uaterares, Naaauns bat | Opporiie Smittsouian. = Mecuneny Garane iat ats Domer, 11th and H sts. n.w.; Wm. Ballantyne & | @60 REWAED IF DR Bi EES FAILSTO HUGUELY & BUWEN'S, ‘No. 65 Now York | Son, 428 7th st. n.w. sree | Mecand Obstneeteae pane W cakness, Lrregulari- avenue, 3y33-2W' Di M. TALBOTS. Dentest. = S06 B st, 6.w-, opposiia Binithsonin, aris Son THE TRADES. Der set. ‘my33-ly v5. G OOK BINDING. D* ees ter | BS ug, ape tmas tm | BEMOVED TO 406 tore bTREET, soret-fore, "The same oxcsiiont ook nies ae oat SORE Dentist, 498 7th ‘southwest, fore. Ph Emme =, pioyeu, and the work turned out will be in the Dares 2a ee ‘uperior stale which has always bean © character: geia of Tooth, $2: Teoth filed, gu; mxerect Gla 2 Pa ave.. 80 floor. ape-y_ | warranted. mmlieniers 5 A: Dare DARE RE Wh at Sraunr, pase taf SD alles NORTHWRS?. novi-ly — FEEN ENGLISH CHIN, we. ‘Gcass sa Fine CUTLERY and PLATED W. REFRIGERATO ICE PITCHERS and WATEE COOLERS, CE4ABETS. Fall stock best goods at low prices. MONTFEREAUD, eePer doz, $3.50 JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1491 How York avenue. dy88-tr near U. 8. Treasury Department,