Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY... .. August 7, 1987S. 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 pap in the city added together. 's Abroad. on file at the To Travelers and Residen THE EVENING STAR ow hi 3 rip Co., 449 Strand, Charing Cress, Hartwick, 118 Boulevard Mageat Herald « flice, 61 Avenue de Opera, Paris. To Advertisers. sane Advertisers uested to send in their an- nouncements as early ip the day as possible, and in al! cases hefore 12 0°clock M. The insertion in the same day's issue of those reaching office after ‘that hour cannot be assured. -20e- To Correspondents. Letterr should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor. and not to any Individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur, on account of abe sence, etc. ¥ payable ‘Checks. ete., should in ail cases be made to the order of Tis EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComranY.—not to that of any Individual. ##Z Avonymous 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 thelr address by matl, post A, for seh period of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, @0 ceuts per month, $1.75 $8 for six months, : The money to pay for the time required must inall cases accompany the order. Ucher- wise the paper cannot be sent. Manifestiy it cannot be a very long time un- til the laboring men of the country will wish either that Kearney, the self-constituted champion of their cause, may dry up and go home, or that the newspapers would cease to print what he His harangues are sucha mass of profanity, vulgarity, low cant, and mischievous appeals to the worst passions of bad men, that they cannot fail to disgust and turn away all decent people, of whatever class, and in the end seriously injure the eause he advocates. He may carry away for a little while the rabble whose aim in life it is to gat something for nothing, but the sober second thought will soon assert itself in the mind of his hearers and readers who have an interest atstake in the welfare of the country, and his career as a leader will come toa sudden and inglorious end Itis pleasant to be assured, as we are by observing members of the medical faculty. that, notwithstanding the protracted term of HE COPARTN + B<HIP heretofore existing le:ween Hous & Hester. Real Edate and In- France Agents, 513 7.) str~t, isher-by dissolved Ly, mutual consent, | Mr, Hester sll collect the piiis and continue the bus'uess. 7. ae J. G. HKSTR HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- serider, of Washington, D. C., hath ob tained from the Supreme Court of the’ District of Columbia, holding a Special Term for Orphans’ | Court business, letters of administration on the personal estate of MARY W HUGHES, late of | the District of Columbia, deceased. All’ per~ | sens having claims against the said deceased ar> hereby warued to exhibit the same, with the | | Youchers thereof. to the subscriber, at or before the Ist day of August next; they may otherwise | by law be excluded from all benefit of the said te. Given under my hand this Ist day of Au- g . AKCHIBAL? ROANE, aug7- 2" 319 4'9 street n.w. i Fez BRENT—A bauds'me PIANO; 7 octave, | © overstrung, &c. As owner bas left a cay, 5 can ve haa for an indefini at alow ress period ata low figure. Ac Post jE WATEBMELONS, Fresu EVERY Day—KEpt On Ice. Always cn hand, finest Nutmeg and Hunter CANT ELOUPES,” fine PEACHES. Bartlett PFARS, ‘and all kindsof FRUIT; SWEET Pu- ® CORN, ete.” All kinds of QUA SS. Dressed 8, &c. Meat delivere Sanday Per- fons desiring can eave address, and we will send for order dafiy. ‘Orcers for Georgetown must be received by 11 orelock. Tae HANK J TINBETS, PALACE MAR aug6-ly Corner 14th st. and N. ¥. av. QTRICTLY PURE CIDER VINEGAR tor Pickling: Green @ingor Peserviug Jars, Rubterrings; a Spring Leaf Tea, of much strengt and delicate flavor; new Japan. Ganvowder and Mixed Tea, ity cents a pound; Mocha, Java, Mar- acaibo and’ Rio Coffe, roasted at store, always fresh. Pride of Minnesota Flour, best in thi: mar- het. “French Biandy; Pure Whisky; Holland Gin: Port e ant eae recom .e@aded for purity by physicians, sold by McCAULEY & DELU- WIG, Grocers. 209 Pennsylvania avenu east. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPER3.—Ragi- lin, the fruit and vegetable preservative: its eit thoroughly tested; positively prevents losses fre souring aud fermen'ing; pr-s rvas color. taste and sroma of fruits and vegetables no taste or flavor of its own; does not a: tac! REGALIN for Butchers, Meat Stores, Hotels ard Families: prevents masts from spoiling; ts now used by Butchers and Meat Stores for tresh meats; It preserves Sausage meat several weeks; it effects what we claim for it. Sold unly at McC AU- L¥Y & DELLWIG'S Grocery on Capitol Hil), | 209 Pennsylvania avenue east. aug6-J4* sug62* rue GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE 8HOE TRADE THIS SIDE OF BOSTON, ATTENTION, LADIES! A large lot of LADIES’ NEWPORT FRENCH HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS, all of first-class quailty, made from the best! Frenen kid, which have been slightly dam- extreme hot weather this season, the rate of morta ity among children is much smaller in Washington this year than is usual during the summer mont! This immunity from dis- ease and death among infants is attributed by the doctors in a large degree to the unusu- ally excellent facilities afforded parents for taking their little ones on frequent and cheap excursions on the Potomac river. In cas+s of Prostration of children nothing is so beneficial as a change of air, and, next to the atmos- phere of the mountains, nothing is so good as a pleasant sail on pure water. Those wio plan and manage these cheap excursions are therefore not only doing a good thing (as we hope) for themselves, financially, but they are at ghe same time conferring a great benefit onthe community, and especially on the poorer classes, who cannot afford the expense of extended or protracted tours, and who but for such op, vriunities would be compelled to See their little ones suffer and pine away, without the means of extending relief. There is nothing so valuable as experience, and a few words of testimony from men who have spent large sums for advertising and carefully watched the results are worth a whole paxe of theories on the subject. Messrs. Ehrich Co., the extensive dry goods men of New York, say; “Have what the public want. Sell it with moderate profit. Advertise largely in first class newspapers, and you are bound to doa trade. Let the newspapers be the best you can obtain, no matter what the cost. It is but Batural that an advertiser must, in a degree, Share in, and thereby gain from, the respect which a reader entertains for an ably-cou- ducted journal.” Ira Perego’s Sons, the hardly less extensive dealers in gentlemen’s furnishing goods, say: “* Enterprising business people recognize the necessity of a proper expenditure in advertis- ing as indispensable to success. Well written, truthful announcements, properly displayed, bring sure returns. Established over fifty ears, we have largely tried the varied plans or advertising, and our experience leads us to the conclusion that the regular and persist- ent use of influential and well-established jour- nals, is the most satisfactury way to reach the public.” Such intelligent views, so forcibly expressed, €an hardly fail to convince the most obtuse of the eflicacy of judicious advertising. Have what the publi@want; sell cheap; advertise extensively. This brief formula is the key to mines of untold wealth, within reach of any business man who sees proper to use it. aged by the great, heavy storm yesterday, August 5th, will be soid at a great sacrifice 6 “ BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor, GREAT INDUCEMENT TO WHOLESALE BUYERS. 100 pair of Ladies’ French Kid Butten Front and Circular Seam, Worked Button Hole at....$2 75 100 Pair of Ladies’ French Goat Button? from. Be 1.00 to 300 A large id ferent Styles and Sizes, from. 1.00 to 200 A good Foxed Button Gaiter Pa‘n, Lasting, Lace and Congres3, Good Quality, from. =TBe. to 1 25 ATTENTION I8 CALLED TO A LARGE LOT OF LADIES’ SLIPPERS. French Heel Kid Slippers, all sizes trom 16. at A Large Lot of {Newport Ties, ‘Button and 10 Cases Ladies’ Goat Slippers at S A Large Lot of Misses’ S'ippers, ai Sizes, oD asa ae A Large Lot of Men’s Gaiters from Low Quarters from 90c. to 5 CO A Broken lot of Men Lasting’ Congress Arm: A Large Lot of 5, Lace and Congress, at. Persons Pur-hasing tothe amount of $2 or over will be presented with a hottle of French Dressing. On Every Article Advertised a Discount of Five Per Cent. will be Allowed. aug6ly LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. E COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between SN. HOYT and J. C. HESS, in the Wholesale and Retail California Wine Busi- ness, 1426 F street, is this day dissolved by mutual — 8. N. HOYT, 5. C: HEss. The business of the late firmof 3. N. HOYT & CO. will be carried on by 8. N. HOYT, at the same piace. aug5-3t" STUBAGE AT TUNLAW FARM.—Firsi class Pasturage for Horses and Cows: attention. For iculars apply to THUS. L. HUME at ime, Davis & Co.'s, or at Tunlaw Farm. near Georgetown, D. C. augs-lw ALF DOZEN BEST QUALITY WHITE SHIRTS, $18.00 To Onpgr. W. 8. TEEL, aug3-tr 935 Pennsylvania ave. ‘The question of the power of the District authorities to protect the workingmen under District contractors in payment of their wages is being agitated. The following paragraph, which was inserted by Capt. Meigs in con- tracts for building the Washington aqueduct, perfectly protected the workmen. The power to make it a condition of contracts was, dur- ing the several years oceupied in building the aqueduct, never questioned or disputed, and no occasion to take action under it ever arose. The insertion of this condition in the con- tracts answered every purpose: “ Payments will be made to the contractor in drafts upon the Treasury of the United States for coin. No estimate after the first shall be paid, unless the engineer Is salisfed that the hands employed upon the work have been paid for the work of the month pre. ceding, as provided in the advertisement under which this contract is made, a copy of which is hereto annexed. It is now given out that General Butler didn’t say that “the bones of Chinamen would make good fertilisers,” but that he merely assented to a remark of Kearney’s, that the Chinese are worth nothing to this country, by adding, “Yes, they even carry their dead back to China, instead of leaving them here to enrich our soil,” or something to that effect. ‘The original report of the interview between the two champions ia which the outrageous sentiment appears was made fora San Fran- cisco paper by Kearney’s te secretary, who was the onl: nt, and is liable to be correct. likely that the modification was aght. The re- mark sounded pretty smart when spoken, but it didn’t look well in print. Its a poor kind of a public man now-a-days who doesn’t have a private secretary. Nearly every senator and representative in Congress who considers himself any body has one or more: Murphy, the apostle of temperance at “3150 a week, and board at the best hotel,” Sports one: Kearney, the so-called laboring man’s champion, has one, and Cohen, his noisy small-fry imitator in Washington, is set down as having two. They must be useful to hold the bag. Mr. John Russell Young, of the New York Heraid, is spoken of as the inventor of the phrase “Sashed and bearded Sphynx,” a3 applied to Gen. Grant in the Herald's iusane ravings about Cxsarism. The above, taken from that well posted and usually correct paper, the St. Louis Globe- Democrat, misses it pretty badly for a short paragraph. The phrase was not as quoted, but “Sashed and girded Sphynx;” and it oceurred, not in the Herald's articles on Cxesarism, but in a long and brilliant review of Grant's career, contributed by Mr. Young to the Tribune when he was the managing editor of that paper. ——_——_-+e-2-—___. The kind of a Man In the White House Til- den would have made is indicated by that stauch demoeratie paper the New York Star, which deseribes him at a reception recently given in his honor at Long Branch as “the smatikin of Gramercy Park, standing with his face wreathed in a succession of corkscrew smiles, and his dexter paw swinging to and fro like that of a wooden soldier's.” This graphic picture ought to reconcile the whole country, without respect to party, to the work oC the electoral com mission, COD PASTURAGE FOR FORTY HEAD HORSES. within four miles ot Wash- ington, can be had for $4 month each, by applying to JOHN A. BAKER. au2-6:* L4Pr1es Are invited to look at the great “ CURATIVE CORSET.” WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODS. ——$————— |} = — = = = = = ————SS—S—S SB ED— r : NTR AL EST LUE SEE THOMAS J. BROWN, Le Droit Building, | (HEAP «oops, Wissen oe eave ace ner of Mb ard Bee wr goatee ne ts oe oe Sind pet ata tener oton OPttet Raniah | CBtea hoe hed Cotton in city. — rooms, apply at813Dst. new. augT 3. THOS. E WAGGAM:N Toom house near M, whicn he offers at $4,500; $500 | Good Calicoes, 445. W 4NTEO Te kext Two Furnishe:R > +43 ~ — = = = (Changes made every W. ¢ sh: Dalavceon your o aug7-3* | Canton nels 6c. up, cheap. for ight hous ke pig, batweeu 4rh aad 9h | FOR KENT 1295 6chet. u, 1 malera im- ~ = _ Wool Flannels, 120. up to nice fine goods, sts.n.w. Address J. J. Staromice, 1° provements; 10 rooms | Hen! $25 per mouth, Three-Story Brick Houses For Sale. GOR SALE OR EXOUAN Tx PR oe. | Percales, 8 and 10c.; Parasols at cot ANTED—A competent WOMAN 1 SEN SGAMAN 6797715 st_an7-8E | rare Hotel, it gt. fond, tod tns.nr----<83.000 | Wy, gh TY FARMOL O00 crs in M Metror the | Poeembrcidered. woven seam BallrigganHose, 37% WwW eral housework. Apply at No. 1315 Rivte | POR REN 1-46 New Jorecy avenue u.w., near | | vblineuta’ Hotel «mM. 1. 100 tract, Address THUMASH.O'NE«L, 940 Us Fall stock Boys" Onasimoren reheeel seis Island avenue D.w. *au.73* B. & O. railroad depot: 6 rooms, bath-tosin; | 724 723 725 15in si nw. city. 3 Sogt-3 =” | Rpkerock Baye” Onssime ea. reduced prices, bis awe Tao | Stalle if want d: at ingo dorde:: fle park. iro: | 908M st. u.w., mou. ; ; : ‘| Wool Black Cash meres. S0c., worth 25, Gthats heed spp Cal at PBORL ES: 20 | ratiings rent iow.“ Mnqitire next door. nets K st. u.w.. med. tmiss B SALE —SUBURSAN 1008 tor VOUM- | Si.5 aiiksin bargain She et 3 i thd GEC GIBSON & BO 3 i W) 4522D_ A steady MAN. who ns experience in the Grocery and ‘Provision business” must come with gond references, Aovly ccrner 2d and East Capitol sts. 1 ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A ¢ pei PH RMACIST. Addvess T., care of C r- rier No. 17) City P-U.- stating references, nuin jer of years’ experier ce. and -alary required. 1 WANED A trosstory HOUSE, with “ight or pine rcoms, as near the centar of ths city 38 Possible, no objection to Capitol Hill 1. @., P.O. Box 216 a ANTED—A settled Woman, whois » 4001 cook, wishes a HOME in private family; 13 Wil g to assist in the washing and Ironing. | \d- dress 844 Adtres3 47-2 * Wena A good COOK, WASHER aud TRONER, aud a House GIRU, (white, ) for Ube first of Puen nad ina private fami without chi aren; good refer’acss required. 1407 KC st. rw, uK7 2 * \ ae GSES aud COWS for Pastare in the fine grazing ficlds on Boundary st. between the county road to Bladensburg, wal :b 80 very accessible fo the city; has a ranni og stve.m Of waier; has peculiar advantages. Apply on vg Pir sees corner of Boundary and 6.h sts. a.6. Pug? 2.* : \NTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash nd iren, and d » general house gork ina 518 1); Must bring gad references. Appy to 93 barton st.. Geurgetown, D. C. an. 6-35 7 ANTED-—A reliabie COLORED WOMAN, without incumbrances, to cook, wash aud iron Inquire at House No. 3, 30! aug6 3.* W AS TED {By “eptember 13t, a HOUSE, moa- ern improvements, uorthwest, by @ Mn party: rent not to exceert F Mout dress, giving location and description, west.?? Star cifice, ANTED—A complete and _nicely-furnished HOUSE of about elghtor nine rooms, mod r. improvements and cen raily located, Possessio: taken about Ist September, and occupied uncil o June of "79. Add ess 4. R.8., Siari Mie, a6 3" WV ANTED_Ladies to cail for real bargalus in Read) -made Hair Goods, at H. PHILIP PI'S, 8.2 Thst, nearH. Handsome Kraids made out of ladies’ cwn combings for $1, Fadea B al |s re- st_red to the original color. augé 3. ANTE )—SUITE OF ROOMS cligibly si.u- a‘ed in quiet and healthy location, modern conventer.ces, with Board for man a: d wife; private family preferred; best of references; price aot to x-eed $70 per month, oe au6-2t* N for a small family. cier’s Home, D.C. Te Post Office Box 834, Washirgton, Wee WET NURSE, white Call at 1431 9ih street n.w. augs. W ASTED_ For two weeks. a fresh GUAT. to Supply milk for an tnvald. | Address in diately, “D. C.,"? Box 364 city pos office, a5-3u WANTED, A few Gentlemen to ROOM and BOAKD at $25 per mouth, Alsc, 10 or 15, TABLE BOARDERS, at $15 per mouth. lavle firstclass, At 1104 ¥ street n.w. aug6-Lat W ASTED—A WOMAN, to cook audavhouse- work in the country, Apply between the hours of 10 and 11, at No. 1121 Lith st. auz5 3.* ANTED-— By a white girl, a place ay CHAM- BERMALD, or assistant In general house- Work. Good references, Inquire at 37 Massachu- setts avenue n,w. augd-3" WANED PLAITING— While you | wait, (Parisian mode) 2 cents per yard: 9029 8 street, one door north of I street n.w. Miss BELLE LUCAS. Dressmaker, aug6-3* ANTED—Old GOLD and SILVER tn large and small quantities. Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO., Manufacturiug Jewellorsy 356 Pa. ave. ‘augt-im WW sath Aiitecxaminethenew “WHITE” SEWING MACHINE. roomy, Weht-run- ning quiet; also the *‘New Home,’’’the Domes- tic, the American, the Singer, the Howe, andin fact CEng in the sewing machine line at J. F. MCKENNEY’S, 427 9th st. n.w. Renting and repalring a speclalty. : Syae-3m Wine SSR e BaE Sse ingu! ‘8 stables, Gist. new. Je We BELLe 3yg0-Line WARTEDIT0 EXCHANGE—Tin Ware and PY ena Ing, eas for Snes new OVE xchanj for old ones, at st. 8 We b.G. BAUER jya7-im* ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to cupy a large third story south front room suitable for gentlemanand wife. Table BOARD— first class. 617 F st. n.w. feb23 WV ASTED—To exchange, new STOVES for ont ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no Tented, novi6 tr WW) ANTED-A pervect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which @ liberal price will be paid, Apply at the Star 5 ‘aug30-tf WS ED RCAPEEIS 0 GLEAN, at MognY & FEBRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or leftat W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. {21-ly WANED Gentlemen, to know that Wat. MOORE, Merchaut Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at home, Jan86-ly LOST AND FOUND. NU—Sunday cocaine Jast, at the Post office, small rollof MONEY. Owner can secure it by calling at office Chicago Times, 608 14'h st. 1t* I at ine Hc Raa Ls. A chi'd’s GOLD CHAIN, w.th Gold Cross attached. The finder will be suitabiy re- Warded by leaving it at No. 934 st. n.e, augl-2 * OST- Monday evening, about 6% o'clock. in a¥ a Russia Leather PORTMON- NAIF, containing about $3 currency, @ member- hip Ticke @ Washington Schustzen Verein, and Treasury Dratt No 6,997. on War Warraat N:. 4446, for $402.50, and upon which payment Mas. been Hopped. Please return «subscriber, 412 7th st., or et st., George- town. B, W. DUWNMAN, ange-at O8T-—A Founk *COTCH TERRIER DOG. with sag No. 1648. a suitable re- ward will be given on his return to pie 4 Pa avenue. aug5-3.* BOARDING. BOARDING. The best location in the city. Two gentlemen. with their wives. or two sin- @ men, can be accommodated with larga, airy ome and choice TABLE BUABD ar coee st. We y¥9 30." B' »4 RLING.—Elegant BOOMS, with BOARD, can be secured at 123 Nunbarton st., corner of Cong: oss) Georgetown Heights; house ‘ange ad Fighest recommendations from the best medical | co’, with medern improvements. augi-6 * authority. 5 K~T. N. W.—MBS. STOCK HAM reapect- il vO) (en sul or single) and ch: ice be. 9th and F, St. Cloud Building. | NOAKD. Greatly Teleed eee ee FABLE aug2-tr Sole Agent for District. | #40». Location excellent, Jy29 Lut ABDWARE PARTNERSHIP AND. CONSOLIDATION OF FIRMS. The business herewfore conducted vy L. C. Camp ell at 606 Pa. avenue. aud by Join W. Ken- nedy cunder the style of J. W. Kennedy & Co.) at 612 Pa. avenue, willin the future be consulidate’ and carried on by the undersigued, 4s partners. at 606 Pa. avenue, under the name of CAMPBELL & KENNEDY. L. C. CAMPBELL, JNO. W. KENNEDY. August Ist, 1878, Thanklr g cur customers for past favo's, we in- vite a con! Inuance of the same. Ra siore No. 6:2 Pennsyivania avenue for rent. augl-2w OVEREIGNS’ CO-OPERATIVE AS- S' SOCIAcION, INCORPORATED MAY, 1877, Main Store—1023 7:h street northwest. Kendall Branch—701 H street northeast. The Tradeticket, good for One Year, @ now offered at Une Dollar, ‘The above inco: poration seeks to secure for Gov- ernment Empioyes and other persons of I'm!ted incomes the same low prices of the commodi' ies of trade which are secured tothe U. 8. Army by its Commissary Department, and to the Government Employes in Loudon by the Civil Service Supply Association. It works a capital contributed by Stockholders; unites a large number of purchasers; buys, as pearly as practicable, of first hands and in large quantity; sells. for cash, unadulterated goods by honest weight and m-asure, and divides net profits among Duyers. It is manazed by Trustees in the interest of buyers, Originally intended for Bovereigns of Industry exclusively, it now extends its benefits to all citizens who pur rade= tekets. 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 sper contracts made with merchant manu- facvurers and produeers. Orders for ©. D.. may be rent by For further in- ripation at store. toyetam A. ‘gs. SCHOFIELD. Manager. spenenrEe BRICK COM- are selling MEECHANTABLE BRICK wi AT LOWEST MARKET BATES, red 1 part of the city. These Brick mate's beautiful hand-Aniched wall, EQUAL TO THE BEST HAND MADE pies can be seen at FICE NATIONAL HOTEL BLoc! corner Pennsylvania ave, and 6th st, PEOrosaLs FOR FUEL. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, } ‘ Ny D. G, July Sist, 1878. ai Draiosaine £6 be endorsed ** Proposals for M. ON ST DAY OF AUGUST, 1878, to this Depart mut with Fuel for the year ending June 30th, 1879 to be delivered in such quantities and at such times as may be desired. formation as to kinds aad Cy ‘of coal mcde mani id, 1s reser ved; and each Di is required to furnish with his bide bond with two sureties, tn the sum of wo thousand dollars, ab guarantee of 3 performance Shieh may be awarded to him, = &. C. MORGAN. aug. 7, 14,20.24,29 g Berennten rent. BEST PATTEUNS. allthe fase rearived by Wi ES WHE’ U0. Book. lers ap: loner: street, and Blank Books specialties, PORBD NG —Large airy Ro OMS; also, sate ot th ee “ith privae bath; TABLE BOARD; ‘feiphipederate, “1856 I st. n.w., oppeeite Frank~ iy 35-12. inP ok QUMMER SUARD-—Falis Church, uear R. B. SD stativg; 20 acres, shaded with fruit and other (res; rooms large and elegant, with milk and a luunsiful table, aud every thing necessary to make howe pleasant for parents and children, Address A. B. MODINE, or visit the place. jyi8-1m WV AES HOUSE.— Parties who desire Hotel BOARD, with cool and airy ROOMS, cav locate at this favorite Hotel for the summer Lai a Cots 8D ae, renin Lend poberan tir tie aus $0 pe mente ngls HOU t Mouth, and $8 to week: table Sr 60 por mats ant ao por lk "ey 5 PERSONAL. OBN PATCH. 506 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to10 P.M , reports as to responsibility of people @with abs Tacts of real estate and Hens thereon. Searches for Chattel Trusts, $1, Examines Titles, jy11-Im* ETKOLUGIST.—Mrs. Dr, ELLIS. 805 Pean- sylvania avenue. If you would know the trath it the Dr. in all things, Office hours from @ 09pm apls-iv consul a (4 MONTFERRAUD, MEDOC ‘“* 6.00 MARKGAUX. “6.00 JOHN H. MAGRUDER 1491 Now York avenue, jy23-tr near U. 5. Treasury Department, NITED STATES 4 PER CENT. BONDS on hana, for immediate delivery. District of Columbia, Twenty and Thirty-year Gold Sixes, for sale. 3-66 Bonds of D. C., guaranteed by the United States, Coupon or istered, bought and sold. Other Investment Securities bought on orders. aug2-tr LEWi8S JOHNSON & ., Bankers. ‘ANTED—You to know thata first-class SEC- OND pee eee is mail promptly attended to. jel} BRTNERSHIP beretof = stig oder the ari tome ot COAN FORD HOFFMAN is unis day Di da} isenived by, mumal con- sent. CRANFORD & HOFFMAN, ‘Washington, D.C., August 1st, 1878, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C.. August Ist, 1878, this day ft iY Seeing eee FORD, HO: ee ene: for the pur- - punts of the late Cranford & Hoffman ‘will be settled by this firm. a. L. QRANFORD, OF FMAN, aug?-StawSw ; 8. FLLBERT. R RENT—A iwo-story Brick HOUSE, N Fo Columbia st., bet. P and Q sts. uw. Fooms, bath room and Cellar; water anu gas house,'and algo a front and hack yard. W.H.H. CIS-E.No 1932 7th st new. 236 gain the plo aug? at Kk RENT — Nicely furnished PARLOR BYFic0i tearoom and parlor: delighttu: loca- ron: ecnvent 10 cars. mouth. Also, THIRD FLOOR unfurnished, $12. Address J. ae M., Starcfice, KR SALE—South 35 feet lot 7, sqaare 123, pioved by 7 room Brick HOUSE, 2 stor, bay windew. Also, a 7 room Frain» HU) twen KE aud F sts. im- and locates on 20th st gas and water; all modern improve e Bt 519 20th at. Provomenteuaree "H_RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS pleasantly \ceated, at low rates.etther singly Orin suites, at 311D t.».w.; and Furnished ROOMS oppo- ts, at S16 Ladin aves where. Mist cla t Board can be bad at $15 per month. SARAH FLAGLER. MaUgT-tossplt BRENT BRICK HOUSE So. 805 Nat Dewey Lins water and oy hy to JAME®@H. STONE, No. 1100 7th sun w. Goce \ BO RENT_A targa Farnishd PARLOR and F! ONT CHAMBER, for shot Anrnst. Priel. 628 Hate a weer een mente a ‘OK KENT—HOUSE, No. 715 si all mod, imys., ten roms; rent teins rermonth.” Aj t Bo Thstenw? THU FUE MEST-STORE and CeLLan, and 1 ste, new. 2, Good Ty ssiness stand; more rent dealt «ut: can ba if desi @. ADAMS, 1102 8'h st. nw. moe se R RENT—Thiee commuuiecat 0. nF, ON third floor, algo. onean cero Tees, over Mar? riter's New Store, No. 6268 K st. oor from 7th st. A pply at the Store, aug 6t* VOR FENT— At Madame Eotren’s New Stor F 1109 st, to Furnished KOOMS. front, sic able fo “1 tlemen, . Aap! oS We ESI REN mee Bent ee toes VOR RENT- $22 560 —Nos, 74 and 76 Con 1 OF ; Georg: town, three story, press brick fronts 18 robe} gas and bathrooms; Waiter tn kitehen and : ete repair, URME athea Weanington st. PPy © sstim” (OR RENT 423 M ot., the most rete Fufousen Washington, at $60 por month with stable, or $60 for the dwelling alone. Apply at the residence uf H. W. HAMILTON, adjoining: or at his Store, ¥. M. C. A. Building 1:30 (OR RENT—A desiratie and pieasautly situat MY BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms near the Cap'tol. having a south and west front and io thorough repair. 103 2d st. n.e. 1329 20 OR SALE—New 8-room BRICK. vay window, all modern improvements. Will be sold_at a bargain. Apply to G.J BOND, 4064 st. jy27-Im. POE BENT Seven-room HOUSE 406 6h st., wodern improvements, Rent low toa desirabio terant. Central location, J327-1m 7OR RENT_STORE ROOM snd DWELLING 627 Massachusetts avenue; splendid location for shy kind of business. Key next door. On'y $20 ker month, jy37-1m. AWE RENT—A large vacant LOT, fronting on 7th and [sta s.w. | No restriction as tos nt reasonable." Apply to BROOKS, 486 Loutstaua ave. Fu. RENT—HUUD5E, No. 607 New Jersey av- enue 1. W., nine rooms,medern: improvements, clean and in good order; rent $25 per month. Ap- ply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st.n. w.jy23-Ln PUR BENT HOUSE No. 1006 M st_n-w.; all modern improvements, Aj y GIBBS, 1534 latte ay 1 IB Swe a W.. Tent reduced to $49 . BE. WAGGAMAN, aug6-3t rier 8th ‘UE BENT—The PREMISES corner of Green F and Stoddard sts.. Georgetown, admirably acapted fora large boarding and day seminary, having been used as such for the past five years, ihere being a large Dwelling, havirg modern con: yeniences rooms, With cellar ul r entire house; a’ summer kitchen and daii Con- nec:ed with the dwelling there isa two-story briding, built for school purposes, containiny rooms, One of which 1s 30 by 46 feet, All needed re} airs will be made and the property rented at @ lew rate toadesirable tenant, Possession given on or before August 15. Persons, by cailing at the premises, Nill be shown through at any time pro- ously. ' Apply to DICKSON & KING, corner of Green and Waiter sts , Ge rgetown, and corner of 16th and K sts. n.w., Washington,’ jy & RENT—HOUSE No. 731 8th et.n, w., con- iodern, taining 9 rooms, m improvements. 1} - 727 8th st, nw provement Bare PUR BENT HOUSE No. 413 Now York aveuue D. W., 8 rooms, Wey ‘Will be rented low toa prompt tenant, Apply to JOHN B. SCOTT, New York Avenue Hotel. jel4 34* “OK RENT—A comfortable HOUSE an } STORK, on prominent corner, facing Beonayit vania avenue, Capitol Hill; low reut toa ten- aut. Inquire, for key and terms, No. 423 1ith st, D.w. jell FRONT ROOM, windows facing Reference given Fe RENT—Very pleasant second floor, with three triange; 1118 New York ave, and required, 5 and required. “Terms moderate, Locallty cal (OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- } ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housek ing, and several small BED ROOMS: 854 Pet oy Si marll-5m' vania avenue., corner —_———— ee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Woman's WORDS-—An Original Review of What Woinen are Doing in Art, Science, Liserature, Education, Industry, Pallanthropy, vcctal Reform and Government. Also, a faith: fui record of what men are ¢oing to advance the interests of women. Every household should recd one good woman’s pap-r. Published monthly Price per year, $1; siug'e copies, 10 cents., Theresa Juan Lewis, Sara Andrews Spen- cer, Pubiishers. Mrs. Theresa Juan Lewis Man- aging Editor, 625 Walnut street, Philadeiphia, augé UB BOOK LIST | FOR AUGUST. Wade on the Law of Notice.. Bes Adjudicata and Stare Decisi: American Reports. Volume 23. Wells’ Separate Property of Marri Samuel Johnson. slie Stephen. The China Hunters? Club. West Point Tic Tacs. Nortcn’s Astronomy, All the latest pul i cations solved promptly. re have a very stock of STATION. SILLS Weano hen Spout oe ¥ . H. . H. MORRISON, UAW BOOKSKLLEXD AND STATION&HS, augl-tr 475 Penn. avenue. “pee NEWEST BOOKS, ‘M: Pherson’s Haudbouk of Politics, 1878, form! vol. 6 of the series... The China Hunters’ Ciub, member. ean cook & Z8aassss By the youngest egacy. Margarethe, trom the ei in the Wilderness. (has, Pauline ana 0. her Poem: A Trip up the Volga. he Wt hery oc Av ers Ncyaue of Paper Cance. he Baile. At MM Thonijs in Bishop.. 0 of St. Augusilus. [aibclel et illal ad Play Day ny Leisure Hour, Harper's ty ef Ame:ican Biction and Frauk in Square re- celved as soon as published, | CRUQUETT ai cost, b Pmah, 24-tr Pennsyloania avenue. Beexs FOR SUMMER READING. Walks in London, By Augustus Hare, Pemaquid. By Mrs. Prentiss, Paper, $1 Hrom the Pakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn. ie By H. M. Fi By H. M. Field, ‘rom Kgypt to Japan. 5 Litle@uzzy. By Author of Heien’s Babies, His Interitance. By Adeline 'l'rafton. A Year rth Livin; By W. M. Baker. Woryat. BALLANTYNE @ SON, jy15-tr 428 Seventh st. n.w. iE LATEST PUBLICATIONS. Around the World in the Yacht “San 99: Mrs. Brassy; illustrat The adantt Isiands as Resorts of H. leasure, by 8.@, ani Talking Phot oo z fcrclephon and Bg . B, Presco' $8. The Battle of Wong Bay, by Come FA Par Swinburne: secund series! $78. & Leper, ‘Miss Mulock; $1.60. or eco or Hor Bee. tune: paper, $0." Mag: A Story of To-day; paper Br", The Canoe hud The Flying Ervat paper Bee For sale by MUON BHs:. 424-1 Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa. sv. ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. DE Ss. a LEA large Variety of new and second- and PIANOS, at nt dort g summer ménthe.” REICH EN | BACH’S Piavo Warerooms, ch Street, @ few doors above Pennsylvania avenue. Bele Agency for Knabe & "8 Celehraiod ‘anos, dy31-ty ALLET DAVIS & CO. PIANOS.—U,- ing-out salen Great barpainen Come wad iug-out sale . me. "Hy, E, TUMNEER, 11 9th ot. Pi LU™BEB. CALL AT OUR YARD OB WRITE US FOR AN ESTIMATE ON YOUR BILL OF LUM- BER. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY. S@ WE ARE NEVER BEATEN. WILLET & LIBBEY, oe Sixth street and New York avenue, PRICE TELLS-AND BVERYBODY TEL ‘= PRICE. Largest Stock of ee HARNESS AND. TRUNKS south of New York, at FACTORY PRICES. just completed, @ fresh stock of our AR- NBS, and now on edie sy oe BEOKEB’S, Trunks Repatred and Covered, aye ‘917 6ih st. new... f. be, je 305 H st. o.e., f. d. imps., 8 18. 625 627 10th st. n.e.. mod. Imps..7 ¥A7 Sa st. 8.w.. med imps., 6 rs. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. j214 Perns. ave. 8. h .mod. tunps., 7 rs. $3.20 A beantiful, wooded ort of Land. of 17 acres, situaied upon the Piney Bran:h aad T4th-st. road. +1e mite aud-a-half from Boun: ary st. now. will be so'¢ either In whole vr ip lots, according to plat of subdivision, very reasonable, Address Post ce box B81. city. aug7-6t b, h., 8 rs. $20) | 2 0k FALE—Just the HOUSE fora small fom it. 10 rs 3.00 ily; complete in all its appointments; thor- 313 Lh) h.. 10 300 modern; elegan'ly fintshd; locasion cen- 141 and 143 A © | cugpl u lutdee for vouise f. ‘t between Sih and 6th sts. nw. sout Price $3.C00. cach; or $3,200, $2,000 of wbicb may remain for Sor 4 years at 6 per cent. t. 5 807 Elm st.. LeDroit Park. f.b. 1620 17th st. n.w.. f.., 6 rs. bd SL tog9 Myrtle st. a. Beng inserest. 4 28 New York ave. 2a The mate to this house has been sold. Unimproved Property For Sale. AligT MM. RONRER, 513 72h st, Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th n.w.. 7. = Green st.. Georgetown. B45 CF PIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, bear. Sing percent. for saw at par, Address 804, city P. O. augé-6 Val ey st., bet. Road and Stoddard: 17th st., Bet. Rad 8 nw. Qst,, bet. 14th and 15th n ANTED TO EXCHANGE—E supe 0 a bio ay,, bet. 13: pes sidt-bar Trotting BUGGY, weight 1 Tst., bei a for a Saddle Horse. Address '**Buggy.** Star G st.) bet. Del. ave. and 20 office, giving full description, ‘augs3.* Houses For Rent. 419 13th st. n w., med. imps., 12 2027 L st. n.w.. mod. imps. 1b rs. 1004 F st, new. Siaze, MANTELS AT COST at WM. ROTH- WELL'S, 113 B st.s.e., Capitol Hill, augs 24° $2,000. $3,500 TO Linen Lawns, 10and 12¢. ; Cotton Lawns,8'sc.up. Percale Suita, $8.75; Linen Suite cheap" T.N,NauDaly, - augs-tr 709 Market Rpace. NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE m1: During the month of August we shall offer addi- tioral inducements to all of Staple and Fancy Ot Sonus. We ‘shall sel! the lean 80 balance of Ourstock at? HALF PRICE season. something in the most half rates Have just opened, another lot of | V. LACES and INSERTINGS at 8. 29 ° ALEN- bie and cheap, i. BROWN. and 25 cents per piece. Very, gear Bth street n. ie. avg?-tr sre T cosT. As we will remove to the corner of 9th and E ftreets in a week or two, we will sell our stock of BLANKETS AND COMPORTS AT OOST, Seo. ¥ INVEST on ample $10 New York ave... nhod. hinps B)2 Beal Esrace security at 8 per cent.; also. small | rather than move them, 467 M 8501 Ve., mod. 5 s . 7} Ol sums in any amount and U fo suit. | jou With stem Wey med. Iai + Bo) _augb-St_WM. F. HOL) ZWAN, 1321 F st-n.w. | , Bareeins ip Pannels, Canton Flannels and ail 10 19th st. n.w., mod. impa.. 11 rs. + BO NLD OTHEES I: 7 pg Hise Het. 0... mod. Imps. 2 call at 1888 Vermont avenne nw., where a lange r . feo # | stock of Mantels of every description is sellt ag of Wa. B. BIDET, 40, | below est. auxd-Lw augl 2w 713 Market 86 BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED Fon | - == = 35 SaLu—PROVISION STURE at c-si_price: | 2 ()()Q) FARPS PACIFIC PERCALES + $3 | amount of cash sales per day twenty-five doliara, | Sins Buck Oo beat ks 5 . We. mod. imps., 9 5B. + $8 | and can be increaed. Address ““BiZ."" Star | gyg)7 8 Double Busk Corset, best in the city, 12 sh oa Ape, » $0 | office. iota Mme. Demorest’s reliable Patterns. 1368 Pierce Place h. w + 35 ] Re ee 408. B. BAILEY, a —One of the ig establish = ton Pe La =3 ents tn the city ilvensed by the preseiit proprie- | _2381-tr Cor. Th and F sta. a.w. 3 or for the past fuurtesn years: reason Ses. 0; 2 | foing into other business. Address jarroom,*? | (Y[ANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY Office rooms on 1348 # st chty Post Ottice, aud 50 For Roun s3aid4 24 tloo 325 | ROR BALE. ‘10, 11 3a floo: 18 r . M. TOWSO! 20.5 *s 32) 18, 34 floor, cach 9 | Fronting upon the southeast corner of Judiciary ing a a 5IT7.hsty, Nob Bi floor... ww Square, very reasonably. 719 Market Space— Address 8., Post office box B81. aug36* | ROBY'S PATENT DOUBLE BUS K. HEALTH, Roc : B po Loan. COMFORT AND ECONOMY, 1° | “MONEY on real eotate, in sumato ent st 8 ver | CLOFE FITTING CORSET CLASPS, = cent, On first-class business property at 7 per cent. | Warranted not to break, v BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 75 cents r, 2) | _ang8-tr 10th and F sta, n.w. Per Pa per pair, pce 1 BALK—One of these new and handsome 11 51.60 per pate, rcom Bay Window HOUSES on 5 13th s x Tissue op the Ist and 15th of each month a bul- | Q street StS: 4 great bargain. tn of ali property fur sam and ranton my books, Which can be had on application at my office, or BARGAIN.—Ican sell in the next ten re will be sent by mall If desired. two two-story BRICK HOUSES, with Loans. htwour deitt and LFbost BL a00C Bromine ost $2,000, at 8 per cent. auc7-tr | originally $2,500. and can ig ‘sold on easy terms, SRUPEET EER Apply to W. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. jy37-1m L By RB. O. HOLTZMAN, MOR£¥! MONEY MONEY 111 Beal Estate Agent and «ucti*neer. i 10TH AND F STS. N. W. on 1328 New York ave. n. w., 18 rooms, turn.§150 00 | WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., 812 F aly 8 moms Tore and cellar... a4 2 a? ‘ave. D.W., 16 rooms... 1320 Penn. ave. D.w., business house. ..-..- 100 00 P. WALLACH'S, 907 18th st, n.w., 13 rooms, 1 TE 00 Loan and Ou: Broker, 1018 With st, nw. 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, stag ee anaes Z.rooms, ee ° jeT-tr near Willard’s Hotel, 5s w., 1 rooms, mod. -- = 603 F st, n.w., 10 rooms, mod. Imps... FFOe, BEST LIVERY STABLES, 468 and 470 615 2d st. n.w., 11 Tourn, mod. ipa. andiouger Eases ax treet n-w. ; forty years ** National Livery 81 ;** have unusually large round surface and unsui and facilities; fronting on upon west and rear, cirectly from rear into Pennayl sreauer fine spring water and Fotomac waver och within remises. » address M.. iat st aw z Pestiom B st. 8.0., 10 rooms, mod. ini} 287 Ist st. 8.€., 8 rooms. mod. Imps. vle4ih 10 rooms. mod. imps.....—. 120 Ma, W., 9 rooms, mod, [mps..... 122 Md. ave. s.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps... 119 Carroll st. '8.¢., 7 rooms, mod, imps...+ 121 Carroil st. 8.¢., 7 rooms, mod. imps... 1419 New York DW, Ss. GOLDSTELN & CU., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, TARAS SREBERSSRRERRSSSASAAi SSSSSSSRSESST=ESSESESISIS 1423 New York ave. i a 1425 New York avenu NE seee Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- FOR SALE— stun, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Bilver- HOUSES and LOTS in evecy section of the city at ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable ices to sult the times, and on verms that will guit | terms, customers. see my list before purchas!: elsew here, ui . augs-tre #@- The oldest and largest business in the city. myli-tr BR RENT— —_—_—_—_ B. H. WARNER & Cu., BEAINARD H.WARNEB, EpwIn A-MCINTIRE, LADIES’ GOODS. 016 F street northwest, me 1.48 K st, nw,--...8150 1416 10th ot. nw. ARGAIND 1780 st. nw tascs12d LOG ath ats oar, B = oy 1309 14th st, LADIES’ SHOES, Until September 1st I shall count of 15 percent, om all casi saleat > Cy JAS. H. VERMILYA, 610 9th st., opp. Patent Office, Ladies’ BOU' made to order short notice “7S 800 SHOES Oe Jt BECEIVED 4 1 CASE FAYAL HaTs, Great Bargains in 503 JABOTS and HANDKERCHIEFS, 5 uae Se PATTEBN HATS at half price. 8.K. cor. Ti marked in ack cor. “ting Kinesis | 49-Goods marked in plain agures, Bb SL ave. aw ae a MES, M. J. HUNT. 1906 16th Lae x SPE nS ENS Distron, TP Wwenty PER CENT. OFF. MES. J. P, PALMER 1198 19th 2298 E st. 9$29 Gth st. nw... 25 _N. Cap., Offers until August Ist, in addition to her already above ‘alist of wastes te acca pe ae i every day on the bulletin at our TWENTY PER CENT, DISCOUNT HR RENTS | Fas ‘On all sales, largeand small, Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. KID GLOVES EXCEPTED, Corner of 8th and F streets, All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowest 2022 ¥ st. n.w., 18 rooms, mod. tmps......8100 00 | MEDC ws sp parm 414 F st. nw. BS | _wrtr 2207 Fet., bet. 1th and 19th ste, rie (['WENTY PER CENT. OFF. 25 00 A rare opportunt 1s now offered the indies for 25 00 | securing Guest ine oe GOODB at the lowen aon; mek ae 28 Rilces ever offered in this city, vis: Dresses, A orien 20. rappers, Undergarment Sp and Samine 8.6. Trooms., moa” imp~ 25.00 ir Braids, Laces, Mus sy “o Lean in sume tostite ager ee ae B RENT. 997 Pennsylvania avenue. 3-story Brick 2018 © st., 10 rooms, ee = 3 story Brick, 1212 i st.. Srooms, ry Brick, W11 i1th'st.. 8 rooms, Story Brame, 939 st. Tova, -story Brick, . ave., 14 rooms, Hotory Frame, 1821 14th et.. 6 rooms, »EDICAL, &. MADAME Boss. Astrologist and Healing t.. 2-: tory Frame, 1825 14th st.; 5 rooms, dium, can be consulted a8 asual at 201 D riinprowemeuts, Leas ey aes ae eeaae: | Seeetnw. ani ern improvements, Inq ol ey UNDREL8 OF YOUN EN hay SER, 1106 H ot. new. jyl2-im 286 cured of Senulnal Weakne = itupotency or Lost Vigor, after using ‘a bottle ort : OB RENT, By THOS J. MYERS, Real Estate | Broshers Invigorating’ Contick, $68 Bee ao Serory Brick, ae Be Maroons, opposite Smihseuian. augs-2w' pees Frane, .0U REWARD IF DK. BROTH Kits PAiuD DL SD’cure any case of Female W. Irregular. Just received a complete stock of FINE BLACK CASHMERES direct from the importer, 5 50 cents, 60 cents, 65 cents, Our entire stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT COST, to make room for New Fall Goods, C. M. TOWBON & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avense, 3980-tr__ south side, near 7th street northwest. BEODHEAD & co. Penn. ave., bet. 9th Invite the attention Of their and strangers to their exceedi Yard-wide Long Cloth, finishes Woemsutta yard-wide ‘Bleached on, Lonesdale Cambrie (genuine). 12's, New York Mills 2 yard wide Sheeting, 6c. Clarks ard Spool Cotton. Be. : (6 ‘spovis for 95c. ) ‘ool Shetland Shawls, 7c. and up. Grape, $1.25 and uo, Gauze an Hose, 25c. and ee and Childs ‘8c, (net) ald up. Dress kind from 6c. up, including Black Linen Lawus, ‘b Perca- of orla Lawun te a ra cent. discount siiowed att goods. Parasols and Bua Prices, hike" nome “ Cotton. “be, at BRODAEAD & my 1329 tr_939 Pa. ave., bet 9thand Toth ats, W. BURPETT: \ o Ninth Grand beimteasnusl Sole ot DEY GOODE, 04 EPETINGS, £0. $10,000 worth t8, f Ks » Now. sym-tr E ARE POSITIVEL' WwW THE CHEAPEST DEY GOODS NTH We believe we have the sini ey Sari chest band (09) From, Paitedelphia Bun Fy Wool, only ; Bunt cream, brown, ag 4 ue, black, and ; Lace Buntti 4 31, LSE: 6180, s17e a: Blan ane sh OE THE PUPULAE CASH DRY GOODS STORE, CARTEE'S, 721 Market Bpace. Colored steal piu, abd ail the Tiny shea at oom, Bilks; Checked and Suiped Bilke ae pure white and colored 3 Lavender Biue, Brown, Green and Black and Striped Silks, on pure white 2nd colored grou We pay Casi for all of our oad of our Parasols at real cost. 7 Para ronald iy8-r Washington. ILS. POBITIVELY THE yd LOT OF THE 8EA- No CHANCE To DuPicatr, BoTTOM PRICES ARE REACHED. PRICES ARE ADVANCING, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. ‘We have made our last reduetion. ahs em Our $1.60 SILK isa are off We ‘$2, worth ec CONNOLLY's, Je29-tr__ 608 Oth street, opp. Patent Omes, ““rRE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIBT.” OPEN FRONT, marvel. uine’ **! "9 gen Demnate' SILK a and , Inade of Wamsutts Mustin abd tWenty-Oue hundred Lisen, w put jor onl eS Our C. @KU. MEGIN NESS, Factory—75 W. Branch—1003 F awe eamere my38-1y 4 siory Brick, 611 13th st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rs. er and Obs.ructions; 80 years’ 2-story Brick, 1116 19th st.n.w., mod. tape, 738. 208 B at. 8.0. “Opposite Binitheonians ite Groom Brick, corner 15th and N ets. n.w. }E. BROWN has bad ¢reat sucosss in une treat. | “2490.0: a 3 nient. of BPERMATORENGGA. PEM a: Wanrutta Mustin’ on "ine Lines ‘Boome et EAL ESTATE BULLETIN TERE DECAY, and all Diseares of 3 Private or | pO cents. ouly Ree MURR Re yw street. Mevereal Nature, without the use of Calomel or | “Winest &-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1, Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. et @-sold at our Brauch, brit Houses with 7 and 8 foomn aed ae oie | Oth a we Back Boome mardT-tr IN Nis: ROG one Sr em ercanneee somal | SE a Tin oe mon oF to suit purchaser. RGISTER'S LINIMENT 1218 N st., frame, 9 925 a cores: pains rieg, ae fail PROF TONAL. 17618 st., brick, 8 15 | it. Sold'D “iriggisas 38 and 50cents, STOTT AMGLER SMITH, 1908 Corcoran at., brick, 6 25 | CROMWELL. ilo Pennsyivanis arsnue, Aonis J. ATTOMNEY-AT-LAW. 393 43 street n.w. 1220 20th t., frame, gr. : oe . af a Kr ple) Practice aapeciaity. Kceuption about at 8 percent, “ADDF De Geese | M4"#00p BESTORED. sew law repealed Lt Sept.. 1878, aug#-1m* .E. . R. F. BERRY, 809 9th st., 028 Boal Estate Broker, 708 Est. | | A victim < 7, Rervous anbiny ee Mieco RY Tustantancous caece eae eng iyequent. ¢ ow ultativpe tres. ‘Neuraigia Rheuma- THE TRADES. self cure, Which he will seni and Female Diseases are sp.ciaities. aul-Lin* jo go < N. DUTTON, Architect meer, my24-c0! and Bnugincer, Ook BINDING. iaaae riogan Sor aad getrees Quarta Seine Bc, pubile Me, respecttal and ‘contracted for at lowest LY: af? BOOK ERY is carried on iyo The same excellent ‘kmen IMS Ps sve, re ay. Persons Eee ee sees i ee oe ee 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Store. (pen TEs WATCHES © SPECIALTY, [45LE wane. ‘Watches put in complete order by me are, teed for one year, or money feb ly FRENCH ané ENGLISH CHINA, AFF, FLEISCHMANN & Ce. 3 KEE G Original Manufacturers and introdicers into ‘GLASS Wa: a tates: Fine CUTLERY and PLATED Wake, the United 8 of COMPRESSED YEAST, ICE PITCHERs and ‘WATEH COOLERS, Bolls, &c., call for 3y80-tr___No- 1009 Pennsylvania avenue, GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.'S emu VAL.—M, AGH AM THE WELL EMO rem ved to 895 7th street, 8I TS made GENUINE ARTICLE, ‘Warranted free from chemicals, myl7- 7.5. @ = is eed = Wea runes. Store. Ds poxe, ‘7th stress southwest, Rea baat ae Out and Basted, aad a _ Bor: 2 an howe,