Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘THURSDAY. . August S, 1878. CROSBY NOYES....Editor. jwerage sirorn Daily Circulation over 495,500-beino @ much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. follow ing places, wh» subscriptions Cross, London: levard Mageuta, and N. ¥. Herald office, 61 Avenue de |'Opera, Paris. To Advertisers. a Advertisers are requested to send in their an- nour cements as early in the dav as possible, and ‘n all cases before 12 0°clock M. The insertion in the game da) 's issue of those reaching the office after ‘that hour cannot be assured. To Correspondents. Letterr should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their Tenor. and not to any individualname, Otherwis: provoking delays may occur, on account of ab- Bence, etc. ‘Checks. ete., should in all cases be made payable to the order of ‘Toe EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPANY.—not to that of any individual. @Z-Anoaymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Star for the Summer. Persovs leaving the city may have THR STAR sent to their address by mall, postage prepaid, for such perfod of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, 60 vents per month, $1.75 for three months, or $3 for siz month Ba The money to pay for the tim must in all cases accomprny the ora wise the paper cannot be x required re Usher Whether delicacy of eyesizht has increased In the human race from ancient to modern times is a doubtful point and is left to learned German occulists to squabbie over and to de- cide. But as to the kindred question whether mankind has made advances in sensitiveness to sound, recent occurrences remove every Shadow of doubt. The b mocking bird case, the whistling case, the canary bird case, and a hundred others that might be mentioned, all show that modern times can develop even in the din of great cities an acuteness of hearing with which the annals of Greece and Rome furnish no paral- lel. The distresses of such sensitive indi- viduals in a world full of noises can hardly b= The evils of their situation are aggravated by the observed fact that when- ever an appeal is made to the law the noise always comes off victorious and unenjoined. est case of suffering from the effects of mal enlargement of ears is that of an 2 who brings an action against a or Whose family pt: “the game called -” The complaint picturesquely sets forth that wooden mallets and balls are used in the game, and “the play consists of knock- ing With said mallets said balls through what is called arches.” This pe:formance “inter- feres with conversation, disturbs rest and sleep, especially of children and infants, dis- tracts the mind from serious employment, and lessens or destroys much that goes to make up the peace and happiness of home life.” Sach is the ia’e of heartless cruelty and consequent suffering that the wild west sends us. This harrowing experience of the man with ears will, no doubt, arouse the indignation and move the tears of many eastern sympathizers. If the questions submitted to employers throughout the country by the Congressional labor committee are answered generally and in good fait’, statistics that are likely to prove of value wi! be obtained. It isa relief to find that the committee can do something prac- tical, after several days of wild and contra- dictory testimony from volunteer witnesses. For this exhibition of common sense the com- Mittee deserve to be denounced by Kearney. The disputes between the Rhodope Commis- sioners have resulted in a withdrawal! of the Russian representative. The latter objects to the zeal of his colleagues in searching for Rus- Sian atrocities. All is not quiet in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Austrians are looked upon as invaders, and it 1s likely that resistance by the inbabitants, in the shape of guerilla war- fare, must be overcome by Austria at the ex- pense of men and money before her new ac- quisitions wiil be securely held. The Serviaps, Monteuegrins and the Porte have reason to Stir up resistance to Austrian oceupation, and are suspected of secretly doing so. Greece and Italy are still restive, and France is by no means satisfied with the issue of affairs. That Sweet peace, then, of whose establishment Beaconsfield gave assurance at Guildhall, is Not forthcoming. While some of the troubles Suggested will be smoothed over, and others trampled down, the elements of future wars and future peace congresses have not been and will not be removed from European pol- itics. Step up and make your affidavit. Tew notaries pub.i Fourteen appvinted to-day. | y Waron case, the | mevsure to acknowledge sual recognize the tenene fs aug8-3t ETS: TITO CANOPIES, fiatures complete, trea soeen a ALF CLARK & SONS a0g8-6t 113 F street. 150 A YEAR.—Beard and Tuition for Girls, SN Boys and Youre Men. — Preparatory Qnurse ness, Teaching. Medicine, Lawand Di- ye Instruction thougr. Locatio:. unsur- passed: REV. T. M. REILLY, B. D., Episeypal | Academy, Haddonfield, N. augs-6t se BEST BLUE FLSNNEL SUITS For $10 50. The Cheapest Suit for the Money. Good Suits, $6, $8 ard zi Good Working Pants | for $1 $1.25. $1.t0 anc $2. UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25c. each and | upwards, “* 914-1916 Ys BELBY'S, | Penn’a ave. aug3-tr between 19th and 20th'sts. [owner's PATENT SEWER TRAP A COMPLETE SUCCESS. The following testimonials. received among others by MR. W. F. DOWEY, the Inventor, since the recent storms, show that DOWNEY'S PATENT AUTOMATIC SEWER TRAP AND VALVE is a complete success agaiust Back-flow and Sewer Gas: 1726 ISTREET, WASHINGTON, Apr. 30, 1878. Mr. Downey has recently placed one of his *-Sewer Valve Traps”? in ms house, and Lam hap- py te state that itgives entire satisfaction. . D HUNTER U. 3. 1439 K STREET, Warhington, Aug. 7, 1878. Mr. Wn. FB. Downey:—" BAR SiR: Tt aifords me pleasure to stae that I have hau one of your sewer traps ip use for nearly a year, ani that dur- Ing that period I bave not been troub ed with any ck flow of wi rom tte d n. which often pded the basement of my residence before your vention was putin, I can therefure cheer ully recommend yeur apparatua te any person whose house has been flocded from the above-mentioned cause, ‘Yours, respectfully, CH48. PAYSON, WASHINGTON, August 6, 1878. Mr. W. F. Downey. Washington:—31n: A very ¢o e tria: was afforded to your sewer traps | by the heavy rain of yesterday. and I can aay that | the ove which wes p'a-ed in house No, 720 17th street y against i ere is, in my judgment, no dou’ its usefulness, Respectfully yours, A. W. CLEMENTS, 7 WASHINGTON, August 7th, 1873, Wm. F. Bowney, Esq. kin: It gives me your S-wer Trap. Previous to its introduction into my houge we were, at every severe rain, floxd- 1 with back water from the sewer, leaving our Hoor in Vasemeat covered with mud and filth; but now this is avoided, even the severe storm of 5 h inst. did not affect us. 1 will cheerfully bear my testimony in your Traps favor at apy time lam called upon, Lai sir, ith much resect, yours truly. WM. 'H. BOYD, 1334 Sth street northwest. AvGusT 8! 1, 1878. W. F, Downey-DEar st can cheer- recommend your Patent = ewer Valve-Trap, ve bad ‘t in use more than one year in my houses. Nos. 102 and 1¢4 K st. n.w., during which pericd Thave not suffered once from back water, althovgh the iron covers over the manholes in the barking have been forced out of pressure from the sewer. I ws think of having the roof taken off my house as to have your Trap removed, for now I have no trouble in renting my houses, while duetion of your Trap I fund to do se on account of back water Respectfully, Mrs. M. FLYNN, lt corner ist and K n.w. TPHE COPARTN®ESHID heretofore extsting tetween House & Hester, Real Estate and In- surance Agents, 613 7th street, is hereby dissolved Mr. ful) asT revious to the intr Rs mutual consent. Mr, Hester will collect the Dilis and continue the business, J. C. HOUSE, aug7-tr J. G. HESTER, PHS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- scriber, of Washington, D. C., hath ob- tained frem the Supreme Court of the’ District of ‘olumbta, holding a Special ‘Term for Orphans’ Court business, letters of adminisiration on the persinal estate of MARY W. HUG the District of Columbia, deceased, All per- sens having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned 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 estate. Given under my hand this Ist day of Au- gust, 1878. AKCHIBALD ROANE, ang7-2U" 319 4'% street nw. QTRICTLY PURE CIDER VINEGAR for Pickling; Greeu @inger Preserving Rublerrings; a Spring Leaf Tea, of inuch strength and desicaie’ flavor; new Japan. Gunpowder aud Hlixed Tea, fity ceuts a pound; Mocha, Java, Mar- acaibo aud Rio Coffee, roasted at store, always fresh. Pride of Minnesota Fiour, best in thi: mar- ket. French Brandy; Pure Whisky; Hulland Gin; Fort Wine and Sherry. recom .eadad for purity by physicians, sold by McCAULEY & DELL- W1G. Grocers, 209 Pennsylvania avenue east. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEKYERS,—Rega- lin, the fruit and vegetable preservative: its effi- cacy thoroughly tested; positively prevents losses from souring and fermenting; pres-rves color, tasie and aroma of fruits and vegetables; imparts no taste er flavor of i's own; does not a tack metal. REGALIN for Butchers, Meat Stores. Hotels a.d Fawiiles; prevents miats from spoiling; is now used by Butchers and Meat Stores for fresh meats; it preserves seueage meat several weeks; it effects what we claim for it. Suld only at McC AU- LEY & DELLWIG'S Grocery on Capitol Hin, 209 Pennsylvania avenua east. aug6-Lw* Ye GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE THIS SIDE OF BOSTON, ATTENTION, LADIES! A large lot of LADIES’ NEWPORT FRENCH HEEL and SANDAL SLIPPERS. all of nrst-class quality, made French kid, which have been slightly dam. aged by the great, heavy storm yes‘eray, ‘30 Representative Jones, of the First New Hampshire district, is tired of running a brewery all the time to pay his election ex- penses every other year. He has positively de- clined arenomination.— Here there has been a convention of bankers and “lecherous bond-holders” at Saratoga for three days past, and yet this man Kearneyis loafing about Boston, instead of pouncing down on them and Killing the whole lot, en messe.asa pot hunter does a flock of quails. We are afraid he is a blower as well as a Diackguard. ——_—_-«+e-___ The merchants of Chicago are convinced that this country is not getting a fair share of the trade of Mexico, and feel that the responsi- bility of setting matters right falls on them. So, American-like, they will hold a meeting next month, at which speeches will be made, showing how matters now stand, what ouzht to be done, and what can be done : after which nothing will remain but the doing. The en terprise of Chicago is proverbial, and we are glad to see it turned in this direction. Our neglect to take advantage of the opportuni- ties for extensive and profitable trade offered us by our southern neighbor is a reproach to us as a commercial nation. Through our proximity and the superior quality of many of our manufactures, we should distance al rivals in this race Is it to be Kearney and Kearney and Publishing A: each, were sold r value $1,000 1 New York yes- terday to R. C. Dorsett for #2, per share. The price brought would hardly seem to justify the stories one hears occasionally about the enormous profits annually made by that paper. Now that Southard has been thrown over by his district, who is going to look after those three Presidents of the United States? The velocipedist of this country may rejoice that he lives in the landof the free, and not under an effete European despotism. England Now seems to be working off some of her bot- tled-up war spirit by attempting to crush the bicycle. Even the courts have been carried aWay by the mania, and have decided, to all intents and purposes, that the bicycle, when it suffers damage, is not a vehicle, but is one when it infiictsdamage. A bicyclist collided with a team which was on the wrong side of the road, and claimed damages. It was deci ded that the bicyclist was a foot passenger, and his machine not a vehicle, and hence the jaw did not apply. But soon a bicycle run over a man in the street. Its owner rested his case with cheerful confidence on the previous decision. But, under the altered circum- stances, discovery was made that the bicycle is a vehicle, and that the law applied. We do not know whether our law considers a bicycle as a vehicle or as no vehicle, but it is not be- Keved that the machine will be decided to be Doth, in such a way that the damage may al- ways fall on the bicyclist, though many people would approye “anything to beat” a veloci- pedist. +o-—___—_— It is said that the plan of heating cities by steam. which is in successful use of Lockport, N. Y., and whieh, as mentioned in THE STAR, it is proposed to iatzoduce in Springfield, Mas- sachusetts, is now under consideration by the ¢smmon council of New York. Economy is the convincing argument iu fayor of the pew system, August 5th, will at a great sacrifice at ‘BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. GREAT INDUCEMENT TO WHOLESALE s Dy BUYERS. of Ladies’ French Kid Button Front and we tater Seam, Worked Button Hole at....§2 75 100 Pair of Ladies’ French Goat Butwons from... Bain ea a .00 to 3 00 large Lot o! jutton Boots, arent Styles and Sizes, from 00 to 200 A good Foxed Button Gaiter a i 125 Pian, Lasting, Lace and Congress, Good Quality, from... +. Tc, to 1 25 TE: IN 18 CALLED TO A LARGE LOT STEENT Oe LADIES’ SLIPPERS. Ki h Heel Su ail sizes from 1 fo 5, Frene Hi PETS, ay AL Low Quarters from. A Bioken lot of Gaiters at at. Army Sewed af A Large Lot of Boys? Se 5, Lace and Congress, at... ersons Pur-hasing to the amount of $2 or over . will be presented with a bottle of French Dreasing. E Article Advertised a Discount On or kive Per Cent, will be Allowed. aug6ly LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. COD PASTURAGE FOR FORTY HEAD G HORSES, within four miles of Wash- ington, can be had for ir month each, by applying to JOHN A. BAKER. au2-6.' ABDWARE Lie RTNERSHIP AND CONSOLIDATION OF FIRMS, The business, heretofore conduciel Dy LO. Camptell at 606 Pa. avenue, and by Jobn W. Ken- nedy (under the style of J. W. Kennedy & Go.) at 612 Pa. avenue, willin the future be consolidated and carried on by the undersigned, as partners, at 608 Pa. avenue, under the nae of CAMP BELL & KENNEDY. CO. VAMP " eee JNO. W. KENNEDY. August 1st, 1878. Thanking our customers for past favo's, we in- vite a coniinuance of the same. #@ Store No. 6:2 Pennsylvania avenue for rent. augl-2w WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. —_BUBINESS CHANCES. WAGED, Three TIN PLATE 1d SHEST IRON WsRKERS immediately, App.y 0 B_H. G. BOUIS, 519 Lith st. n.w. te ANTED—Cowpetent fettled woman With ply at 1881 F st, ANTED—A first-class Bread and Pasiry BAKER, male or femaie, at Trem Jut Hose, 8t. and Indiana avenue. od aaaeD ate WE OMAR t0) waste iron ‘and do general housework. yee ith ret erence, at 1285 8th st. Dw. = ee Yaue8 St ANTED—F-ur good CORNICE ERS. Inquire at WHYTE & M cr, 13's and E sts, n.w. 4> TED—By a young Man_of experieace, OW Pith e000 Fett MET ATION is grecery Store or Wood and Coal Uffice. Ad tress 8.6. H., Barone, re CHAMBERMAL». a oud references. | Ap- Wok OVER- MAN 1 NBED—By a respectable, tidy waite Girl, Brits todo light housework: sal: | ary not so much of an object 8 & poodiand orm: fortable home. Address L., Star office. L V ANTED—EVERY LADY T) KNOW iey tinces and Faded Hale dyed to ice cages r Ounce. ant F's ir re na‘ura foror fer balf’ price; at Mrs. CALLAN'S, 806 Market Space. augs. ANTED-PLAITING—Woille you wil, (Parisian move) 2 cents per yard: 9029 bh street, one door north of I street n.w. Miss URE LUCa48, Dressmaker, No Brauch. au 8 3.* ANTED-A SIFUATION 28 cook ina fitet- class family or in a restaurant, or would zke charge of a laundry; best of references ca:, ‘e given; no objection to go into the co try Can be seen for three days at No, 1730 7th at., between Band Ssts. n. w, bt ‘ANUED-LADY ARTIST. Tih st. new. ANTED—A competent WOMAN todo gon- eral housework. Apply at No, 1315 Rhode Isiand avenue n.w. aneT-3 © ANTED—A two-story HOUSE. with « gat or nine rooms, as near the center of th city 3 Rossile: no objection to Capitol HII. | Ad.tres. x 246. ‘au,7-2 * 1. @., P.O. Bo: WA 00d COOK, WASHER aud TRONER, and a House GIRL, (white, ) for the first of September, ina private fami! without Apply a: 415 aug7-S.* children; good references required. K st. BW, aug? 2 * ‘ANTED—HORSES and COWS for Pastur- in the fine grazing fi:ld3 on Boundary st., between the county road to Bladensburg, which is 80 very accessible to thecity; has a running stream of water; has peculiar advantages. Apply un the br mises cuiner of Boundary and sts. ne, pug? 2* Wan TED-CARPETS and FURNITUE in exchat ge for good Board, or on monthly cash Rirmicnts: reference will be given. Address FUR- IT SRE, Star office. augé-e3.* Warten WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash syed trons aid do general housework in snl milly; must’ briug good references, 0 Dutbarton st., Georgetown, D.C” APR gas WanreD—« Tellable COLORED WOMAN, without incumbrances, to cook, wash and Iron for asmall family. Inquire at House No. 2, Sol- dier’s Home, D.C. ange Sut ANTED—Ladles to call for real bargatas in Ready -made Hair Goods, at H. PHILIPPI'S, 8.2 Tih st , near H. Handsome sraids maade out of ladies’ own combings for $1. Faded Brai-ts re- Stured to the original lor, augé 3.° ANTED—A few Gentlemen to ROOM and BOAKD at $25 per month, TABLE BOARDERS, at $15 per first class, At1104 F street n.w. aug6-lm* ANTED_Old GOLD and SILVER in large yan‘: small quantities. Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO.,- Manufacturiug Jewellers, 355 a m inethenew “WHITE? ANT: ‘Alltoe: m2 SEWING MACHINE, roomy, light-run- ning quiet; also the *‘New ‘Home, **’the Domes- te, the American, {he Singer. the Howe. and in fact everything in the sewing machine line at J. ¥. MCKENNEY'S, 427 9th st. n.w. Kenting and repairing a specialty. jy24-3m W ANZ ED— HORSES tg pasture: $3 per month: Inquire at OS BORN & GHEEN’S stables, 629 Gst.n.w. J. W. BELL, Jy29-1m* ANTED—To EXCHANGE—Tin Ware and ) Noe eu Gvods for ld Stoves; new Sto xchany for old ones, at 5 bP. G. SAURE iveram™” 1 ANTED-Two or puree GENTLEMEN to oc- story south front room, or RK KEN T—Brick HUU<E, No, 1118 K st. n. we, between 11th and 12th ats.. c-ntaining 8 toms, pathrocm, &c. Inquire at 903 12th st. n.w. angs-3-* FE BE re HOUSE aid STORE, ii Tem.s; $25 pa. month toag od tenant. AD ryto Mrs, HILLIS, Rosslynn, Va... end of Aqueduct bridge, ‘aug8-3t* EB RENT—No. 1212 7th st. nw. Btore, one yoom, cellar ard wordhouse, at $15. iso No. 1£04 7h st. n.© : store and three rooms st $13. ‘Apply at No. 1806 7th st. n.w. Auge Si Fe BENT—On Capitol Hill, one square from ‘Capitol grounds, 8-room Brick House; also, in northwestern part ‘of the city, six-room i HOUSE: rents cheap. Inquire of D. A. CHAM- BERS. 683 F st. ‘sugs-Si* & RENT—A modern-built HOUSE en cor. her of 4th and D sts. n.w., containing 12 rooms, Apply at 313 D st. n.w. aug?-8." R REN T—1226 6th st. n.w.; all modera im- yecvementss 10 rooms. Rent $25 per month. Apply toT. E WAGGAMAN, 519 7th'st. auT-St 1K RENT— 406 New Jersey avenue n. B. & O. railroad depot: yaili:rooms Stable if wanted; all in gocd order; fine par! railing; rentlow. Inquire next door. aug?7-3t* R RENT—A two-story Brick HOUSE, No, 1514 Columbia st,, bet. P and @ ste niwe 6 rocms, bath room and house, and also a front and hack yard. Apply o W.H.H. CIS E'.,No. 1°33 7th a 2.W. augy-2t* R SALE —South 35 fect lot 7, square 123, im roved by 7 room Brick HOUSE. @ story ant P bay window. Also, a7 room Fram» HOUSE } joea-ed or 20th st. betwen E and F sts n,m: gas and water; modern improvements. qt 31519 20" st, atte FE, BENT _ Unfurnished ROOMS. pi-asantiy | cated, at low rates.elther singly orin Sule at 811 Dt. n.w.; and Furnished ROOMS opp>- sit-vat S16 Thdiaha ave. where fst lags, Table rd can a mouth. RAL Fi AGLER. Per maAURT-tosopie CR RENT-BRICK HOUSE No. 805 N at. -W., 812 TOONS, gas, Wat T and bath, ADpl to TAMES H. 520NE, No. 1100 Tilt anew eee RENT_—A large Farnished PARLOR and R Fyicnrcwantbin t Gi : Price $10 O28 Hatem weer ee BONN OF Aeust yk RENT—HOUSE 802 South Carolina av3. 6. #pply to CHAS. A. ELLIOT, 408 6th st. n-w. kent low toa good tenant, an) 6-408 * (WE, MENT BRICK HOUSE Re 310 1 st. rooms, tueludin mi i: perfect order. _Rent very reasonable. ‘aug-ous oR RENT~ $22 60—Nos. 74 and 76 Cor st . Georg-towr, three story, press Drick fronts la Fobe, gas and bein-rooms; yest in neal al yrd: ete repair. to 2 Bs OFME ‘ate? Weshington st. POY © Me 8: ENT— 423 M st. SOR EK the most complete Fouten Washington, at $60 per month with stable, or $50 for the dwelling alone. Apply at the residence of H. W. HAMILTON, adjoining; or at his Store, ¥. M. ©. A. Building. jy 30 WFWOR RENT_—A desirable and pleasantly situated BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms near the ap'tol. having a south and west front and io jorough repair. 108 2d at. n.e, 1529 25 For 8A LE—New 8-100m BRICK, bay window, be sold at & all modern improvements, Will bargain. Apply to @.J BOND, 406 44 st. jy27-1m {OR RENT—Seven-room HOUSE 406 6h st., snodern improvements, Rent low toa desirable te1ant. Central location. jy27-1m OR RENT—STORE ROOM and DWELLING 627 Macsachusetts avenue; splendid location for suy kind of business, Key next door. Only $20 ber month, jy87-1m BGR BENT A large vacant LOT, fronting on 7th and I sts. s.w | No restriction as to use, Kent reasonable. Apply to JOHN S8TC. BROOKES, 486 Louisiana ave. im* UB RENT—HOUSE- No. 07 Now Jersey av- en. W., nine rooms, modern improvement clean and in good order; rent $25 per month es ply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th stn. w. j783- {UR BENT—The PREMISES corner of Green Fant stodaard sts.. Georgetown, admirably iiapted fora lary ing and day seminary, having been used as such for the past five years, :here being a large Dwell ling, having modern con™ Yenlences; 15 rooms, with cellar ander entire houses dali low rate toadesirable tenant, on or before August 15, premises, will ossession given yu ime pre- & KING, er cupy a large thi viously. ' Apply to DICKSON ‘corner of suitable lor gentleman and wife, Table BORD Green and Water ste. setae first class. 617 F st. n.w. febz3_ | 16th and K sts. n.w., Washingione yrapeemee WASTED To exchange, new STOVES for old -B RENT—HOUSE No, 781 8th et.n.w., cOn- ‘ones, Groceries or Fucl, at BUTLER'S. brn | YE? 9 lern improvements, A and B sts. n.w. | Smokey Chimneys cured or no | No. 127 8th ate DW. ee OP TOV io eee Pay. Btoves rented, \ novi6-tr R RENT—HOUSE No. 418 New York avenue ANUED—A perfect and clean copy of the first 1 Wey ms. it number ofthe EVENING STAM, for wnich | ientae” Qrocmme,, Youl be rented low toa prompe ai keral price will be paid, Apply at the Fae Avenue Hotel. jel4 8w* pttice, aug3o- pe - {OK RENT—A comfortable HOUS! W ANTED—-CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY k STORE, on prominent corner, facing pea sheeple tain min, Creston minor | sacl frenie, Captl aul ln roto gga leftat W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space.fal-ly | now. - tte fOr Key ani ae Mau” ANTED-Gentlemen to know that WM. {OK RENT—' leasan' BOO! WwW MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York }k second Roo aatke three witiows ome avenue. makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to triange; 1118 New York ave, Reference given be made at home, jan®6-1y aud juired. Terms moderate, Locality central a:.d delightful, mytr LOST AND FOUND. STOLEN OR STRAYED AWAY, A Ss small dark red BUFFALO GOW OSE A suitable rewara will be given if returned omy residence, 612 11th st. s.w. ‘Mrs. C. GARBER, augs-3 * R RENT—Farnished PARLORS and Bi F'RG outs. ana BOOMS a AEE housek oop ing, and several small BED ROOMB: 354 F - vania avenue., corner 6 st, —_———_ ee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Lets chs GOLD CHAIN, with Gold 4 Cross attached. The finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving it at No. 93d st. n.e, aug?-2i" given en his return to 2111; augb-31* BOARDING. DoAED GAN NOW BE HAD AT THE Hore: 1000 E st. n.w., with pleasant rooms, Gentleman ard wife $44 to $60 per month; single ro-ms $20 t. $30. Open for transient custom on Sc ptember Ist. augs 3.* PeszviNe Ei > gle, with BOAR) Pa avenue. t rooms, en suite and sin- can be secured at 122 Di un iarton 'st.. corner of Congres, G orgetown, House cool, with shaded grounds on both sides, aug8-21t BoAkvING—the best location in the city. ‘Two gentlemen, with their wives. or two sin- OMAN’S WORDS—an 0: of What Women are Doing in rature, Education, Industry, social Reform and Government.’ Also, a faith: ful record of what men are Coing to advance the interests of women. Every household should read ome good womas nia Paper. Puuilshet onthly. Price per year, $1; sia Theresa Juan Lewls, Sara inal Review a ndrews Spen- cer, Pubishers. | Mrs. Theresa Juan Lewis Man- aging Kaitor, 635 Walnut street, PI la, atigé oR BOOK LIST FOR AUGUST. ‘ade on the Law of Notice... Bes Adjudicata and Stare Decisis. American Reports. Volume 93. Wells’ Separate Property of Marri Samuel Jobnson. Leslie Stephen. ‘The China Hunters’ Club. West Point Tic Tacs... Niricn’s Astronomy mB All the latest publications received romptly. We have a very select stock of ST, aNetarearen or staHONkiy Bsaassss ib © men. cap be accommodated with large, al v. H. & O. H. MORRi! OMS and choice TABLE BUABD at 806. se, Caw Bouisitars Ap Srarionewa, We Jy 30.* avgl-tr 475 Penn. avenue. 2 5 K=T. N.W.—MS. STOUKHAM respect- 945 fully calis atten ion to the handsc ome BOOMS (en suite or single) ana choice TABLE BOARD. Greatly redu tes for summer season. Location excellent, jy29-Im* GUMMER BOARD-— Falls Church, near R. Statlua; 20 acres, and every thing necessary to make iasan:t for parents and children, Address A. B. NODINE, or visit the place. Jy13-1m r 1 rer BOARD, with coo! aad mrss ca locate ai this favorite Hoiel for the summer mor ths, at the following reduced rat and . to $60 per mouth. single Boo: +0 $80 per moth, and $8 to $10 per week: table Hon: $uO ver month and $6 per week jel-1y, ‘KEMONT HOUSE.—Parties woo desire wood [He NEWEST BOOKS. ‘M: Pherson’s Handbook of Politics, 1878, vol, 6 of the series..... eeee The China Hunters’ Club, By the youngesi men. ber. Fuglish M Lelie Stephen A Legacy M Margarethe, from the Germ 3. the Wilderness. + has. Dud Pavline and Ovher Poems. Go A Trip upthe Volge he W't hevy o: Acr hers. evap of Paper’ sauce.” Bi The Balle. A tale of St. ay Play Day Harpe ty of American Fiction aud Pranklin Square re- celved as socn as published CROQUET at cost, LOMONS & CHAPMAN, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. gH eee ae #3 gekkasee Buk Lat. SALE—A TOP WAGON, used few tigea.) Aypiy at No 1690 EDR. (sug8 2°] JNO. TYNAN. 'H SALE-PONY and PHAETON, ata great sacrifice. Apply at 6(3 Dsst., Ist floor, a8-2t* PERSONAL. EB GUOD AND SUFFICIENT REASON, # ut from Ter heme two-thirds of her time, ) 1 LACHI KORONEY, have left my wife, Et 1ZA MORONKY, (neo McLaln,) and warn the pubic that I will pay no debts contracted by her, 1i* MALACHI M)RONKY. PERSON ha Boe RENT—HOUSE No, 623 ch st. Th prope 3 3 Line 16oms; lot 30310; the house covers the en:ire front; all uedern improvements: beautiful front aid back yard. Rent $18 per month. Apply to B. A. DARN SILLE, corner 7th st, and Lousiana ave. augd-3t OBN PATCH. 606 10th st. u.w.. 6 a.m. w 10 Bm ; Tpvorts Ae to responsibility of people with abstracts of real estate and liens thereon. 108 for Chattel Trusts, $1. Examines Tities, jyl1-1m* sTROLOGIBT. ‘lvania avenue. consult the Dr. in all am. to8 pm PIANOS AND ORGANS. Mcs. Di. ELLIs, 806 Peon- If you would know the truth things. Office bours from 9 apls-ly VEBEIGNS’ CO-OPERATIVE AS- s’ SOCIATION. INCORPORATED MAY, 1877. Main Store—1023 7 h street northwest, Kendall Branch—701 H street northeast, 2 ticket, good for One Year, te now The Tradetictired at Une Dollars” above Inco: poration seeks to secure for Gov- ernment Employes and other persous of Vutted incomes the same low prices of the commodl:ies of - 8. Army by its nt, and to thé Government ses dors; unites & large nuinber of pu ee era r buys, a8 neatly a8 practicable, of first bands and in quantity, sells, for cash, unadulterated goods Uy kohest weight and. asure, and divides net fits among buyers. It is by Trustees inthe interest rd buyers. Origt intended for ‘of Industry exclusively, {t now extends its benefits to all citizens who pul its Trade- ome a Sioa FE is family, for one year. upon uf at The store; ‘spec facturers and produeers. Basten eae ry iyatim YY B.S" SCHOFIELD. Manager. OREST PATTERNS. all the new style Mint: Stationery ita Wretrest nsw, School and Blank Books specialties. sepB-1y EMOVAL.—M. CUNNINGHAM, KNOWN PRACTICAL HA’ Bireverisna race See | SILK HATS wade toorder, BUk Hats a specialty, 4 RSE SLEDS lates variety of new and second- hand FIANGS. at great pargalr Gurirg summer months, REICHEN. BACH'S Piao Warerooms, 428 11th gets & few doors arove Pennsylvania avenue, Sele "Agency for Knabe & Ovlebrated Pianos, 4s81-1y SLLET DAVIS & CO. La ioe Us- Reckwear and # PU-w $16 F st. n.00.. opp. Patent Othice, pew FOR SUMMER READING. ‘Walks in London, By Augustus Hare, ni EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or x. AM AN, 519 Seventh St. ( THOS. wracek peep =) Three-Story Brick Houses For Sale. Park Hotel, 7th st. rosd, mod. imps. 953.000 Coutinental Hotel, Pa.ave.,m. 1.. 100 T8......35. 721 723 725 16th st. nw. ‘imps. 209 M st. new. 939 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1214 Pevna. ave. s.e., f.h,. mod. imps.,7 18.83.20 | 96 Delaware ave. n.c., b. h., BTS. 3.200 8x7 G st. 8.e., f. b, 3.00 3.00 | 3.000 | 3.000 | 3,000 25:0) 2.500 2.500 Unimproved Property For Sale. bets Oth an 10h n we 17.000 Georgeto 1,500 ~ bet. 2500 bet. Rand $n. 2,500 14th and 15th n. Ay det. 13% and 14th Tsst., bet. 18 h and 19th n, G st., bet. Del. ave. and 2a si R SALE—On Ex-itancn 00 | EXTY—FARM of 600 rere lu Maryland, war 0 | Washingt tract, 467 M:ssoul 1014 17t! 810 19th st. 1 st, .y 12 re. 456 C st. n.w., mod, imps,, 12 rs 1738 F st. n.w., mod. unps., 10 rs. 220 2d st. n.e.. ‘mod. Imps... 13 rs. ces. Office rooms on 1348 F st— % eepumeesegstenneeeacss B2E% Roon s3and4 2d floor. ‘+5. 6, 0 s* 30, 18 9 15 Bb 15 10 35 2 20 10 1 8 ih? Of offices in Ver: Room Tissue on the Ist and 15th of each month a bul- Jetin of all property for sate and rent on MY_bOoKs, which ean be had on application at my office, oF Will be sent by mail if desired, Loans, $2,000, at 8 per cent, BUPERT SY EO. HOLTZMAN Beal Estate Ag b aue7-tr Agent and Auctioneer, 10TH AND F 87S, N. W. 1328 New York ave, n. w., 13 rooms, tarn.$150 00 813 F st. n.w., 8 rooms, store and cellar-. 125 00 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms... ++ 100 00 1320 Penn. ave. n.w., business house. ...... 100 00 907 13th st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. imps... 75 00 Ho Mots nwa Troms aes ._D.W., 7rooms, furnishe 40 Pa. at rooms, mod. 217th st. n. 925 7th st. n. 1528 9th st. n.w. 8. D.W.. Store. 1423 New York ave. n.w., store. 1426 New York avenue, store... FOR SALE— HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the cit Prices to sult the times, and on terme that will gu customers. Call FAASSRRARLSSRARAHSTSATaa SSSSSSSHSSSSSSSsssesesss! t it ‘and see my list before purchasing vf tee ry Kh es See ‘ ae at | = 3 B ty ty fi : 8 a a te Ee oe ea! 486: CG P 5 PHgSEEEE ripe ciety gees BEE ¢ P808, 2 Hate rege BY F. H. SMITH, Beal Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. Corner of 8th and F streets, W., 16 rooms, mod. im: 13 rooms, mod. imps. is, mod. im] : a8 “sesgssssesuss SEEEE seoriesce anes see E a SBRRRVRRSS! : R RENT. 8-story Brick. 2018 G st., 10 rooms, S-story Brick, 1212 H st., 8roums. $-ctory Brick, 1011 Lith st.. 9 rooms, B-story Frame, 939 Lst., Troous, 8-story Brick, . ave., 14 rooms, 2-story Frame, 1821 14th st, 5 rooms, 2-tory Frame, 1825 14th st., 5 rooms. ‘These Houses are in good repair, and have mod- ern improvements, Inquire of JAMES W. BAK- Kim, Lips H ot. n.w. jyi2-Im Pemaquid. By Mrs. . Paper, $1. /R RENT—By THOS J. MYERS, Real Estate pi tom the Lakes of Killarney to the Bolaka Horn. F cra ent iis Fat nw. ‘rom Kgypt to Japan, By H. M. Field. S-story Fram®, 810 28d st., mod. imps., 10 rooms, Lit leGuzzy. By Author of Helen's Babies, 3-story Brick, 418 34 A Year Worth Livivg a WA Bale 4-story Brick: 1116 inthe stu." need. taba 2 3. 7M. Ws imps., 7 rs. M. BALLANTYNE & BON, Groom Brick, corner 15th and N ate, n.w. yyibte ‘498 Boventh ston.ic. | °jyeowe nn ner iban a LATEST PUBLICATIONS. L ESTATE BULLETIN, ‘Around the World in the Yacht * ea y Ree y Brick Houses for gale, sits . c Mrs, Brassy: Uilustrated, $6.60, Tho Atlante ee, @ Walking nes sim a a 5 3. ‘The Baitlo of Hotlis Bay. by Come a” Pur ker, U.8.N.3 by Swinburne; second series, Miss Mulock; $1.60. Jet: tune; paper, Soc,” Mag: A Boc. * Btiriain’s Heritage, repress Dye ane tne YS TON BROS. or 5 241 "Bool and 8 1015 Pa, av. Lt * 22s. CALL AT OUR YARD OB WRITE US FOR AN EXTIMATE ON YOUR BILL OF LUM- BER. YUU WILL SAVE MONEY. &@= WE ARE NEVER BEATEN. WILLET & LIBBEY, Conner Bath street and Now Fork avenue, JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1491 New York avenue, jy38-tr near U. 5. Treasury Department, irme_ar 8, Tray D ANTED— ‘to know: first-class SEO- MREEAE RPP gee tre JSUPTHB Ola G19 D strect, between’ 6eh anc 7th streets n.w. Pisbs OF pyjoes paid for by ma | promptly attended to, deli-ly Bpecial ing are offered in two-si brick Houses” with 7 and 8 rome, aed a wanes improvements; $150 or $200 cash; Dalance in small monthly payments, or to sult purciaser, ‘WM. E. BURFORD, Heal Estate Broker, 708 & st, 28 THE TRADES. Beek BINDiIna, Me per AA EAE ne j Dent, PENNEYLVARTA AVENUR waits WARCH sp ecrAtzy, tobalforone rear, or sonay Fotunded..~ 20be ty United States of COMPRESSED YEAST, leave to inform the public that all such prepa- 8 not bearing our 8 are imitati Polain thelr and pascies wishing to re ‘c00d Bread; GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.'5 GENUINE ARTICLE, ‘Warranted free from chemicals, ” mylt-tr WAS TED BIDS for Tin Roof, Plombing and Gas Fisting. and Painting of sevea houses ob Q st. between 6th and 7ch sts. nw BUS St JUSErH WILLIAMS, 306 4), st. GEE THOMAS J. BROWN, Le Doolt Buliding, SS “and geta full deser:ption of that ‘om house near M cash; balanceon which he offers at $4,500 own terme, 3 Wil sell or exe ddress THUMAS H, st, Lw., city. ag7-3* WR SALE.—SUBURSAN LOTS for COUN- TRY HOMES. ‘A beantiful, wooded iract of Land. of 17 acres, situaied upon the Piney Kranch aad 14th-st, road, ee mile-and-a-half from Bouncary st. n.w.. will be sold, either in whole rin lots, according to at of Subdivision, very reasonably. Address S.. Pls fice box Sei, city. ‘augT-6 FOR SALE Just, the HOUSE for a small fom- ily; complete in al! its appointments; thor- cugbly modern; elegantly finished; loca.ion cen- * and see i Somes on K st.. between 5tn a sts. mn. $3.000, cach: or $3,900, $2,(00 of Pibich may remain for Sor 4 years at 6 per cent. inierest 29- The mate to this house has been sold. auK7 M.M. ROWRER, 513 7:h st, ange « portion of the O'NESL Located | Canton Gc. Cheap. Woo! Fiantels, 12'yc. ny. 1 Nice fine goods, Percale, Sand t6c.; Par "tat cont. St Kembroidered, woven sean “alr Hose, 375 Large stock Children’s Faney by °¢ . Full stock Boys’ Casstme: es, red: ® prices, ‘Goods at and below cost, ” Black Cashmere. 50c., worth 75. Ks in bargains, 680 ws, 2 Percale Suits, augS-te NOTICE 1 NOTICE! NOTICE tr De During the month of August we shall o‘Ter aaa:- oval inducements to all CASH BUYERS of Staple and Dry Goods. balance of our st Tat ‘Space. ‘We shail sell the Sooner than carry it to the next season. Give us a call: you will fad sometht large stock we are selling at almost half the rates charged at other stores. FANe. just opened. ‘another tot of VALEN - CIENNES LACKS and INSERTINGS at 18, 20 and 25 cents per piece, Very desirable and cheap. ave2-tr in the 4,C00 OF FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, bear ing ie Percent. for saie at par, asec & = 7 ANTED TO LOAN Several Thousand Dol- scribing property, Ae We ee Walt more oO aug6-co3 * N ANTED TO EXCHANGE—A sape b_iew, sid. -bar Trotting BUGGY, weigut 127 Ibs, for a Siddie Horse. Address '**Buggy.*” 5 offi.e, giving full description, a8. SyATE ANTES AT COST at WM. WELL'S, 118 B st.s.e.. Capitol Hill, UEREES AND OTHERS IN WANT OF | MANTE( 8 wil fod call at 1888 Vermont stcck of Mante’s of 1 below cst, it to their advantage tw nie nw.) where @ large y description is selli_ got auzb-Lw BARRON Shih SPOCK “and FIXTURES FOR SALE-One of the best paying establish: ments in the city; licensed by the present propri tor for the past fourteen years; reason for sell kohug into other business, Address **B: city Post Office, For sax A HOUSE, Fronting upon the southeast corner of Judiciary reasona!ily, juare, very Address 8., Post office box BSL. T Oo LOAN. MONEY on real estate, in sums to sult, at 8 ver cent. On first-class business property at 7 per cent, R. O, HOLTZMAN, aug8-tr oth and F sta, n.w, RK 8A LE—One of those new and handsome 11 augs-6 * room Bay Window HOUSES on Q, between 13:h and 14th sts, A great bargain. at Q street, Jy27-ur BARGAIN.—I can sell in the next ten days, two two-story BRICK HOUSES, with 7 rooms, gas and water; located on Corcoran street, between 16th and 17ch—at $1,200, Property cost original), . and can be sold on easy terms, Apply to . BURFORD, 708 E st. jy27-1m FOE SALE ON EASY TERMS— Four LOTS, corner New Jersey avenue and R street, and = LOTS corner 5th and Q sts. n.w, Apply at 612 O sireet, Jy22-colm* Mo" 1 MONEY !! MONEY!!! on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELBY, ETCc., ar P. WALLACH’S, a QE RENT-LIVERY STABLES. ie nw. ; forty ye ae *- National Livery Stal med ground facilities; iauh fom comarhes Seale Ss. GOLDSTELDI 4 CO., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, xperel payee mele on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Bilver- ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable #a-The oldest and myll-tr LADIES’ GOODS. BAzeains largest business in the city, IN LADIES’ SHOES. Until September Ist I shall allow a dis- count of 16 percent, on allcash sales, @Zaay JA8. H. VERMILYA, 610 9th st., opp. Patent Office, Ladies’ BOUTS and SHOES made to order at short notice, augl-tr yet BECEIVED 1 CABE FAYAL HaTs, cannes JABOTS and HANDKERCHIEFS, PATTERN HATS at half price. 4@ Goods marked in plain figures, MES. M. J. HUNT. eter 691 and 633 D street. [TWENTY PEB CENT. OFF. MES. J. P, PALMER fers until Ai in addi oO unt es ition to her already TWENTY PER CENP, DISCOUNT ‘On all sales, largeand small, KID GLOVES EXCEPTED. All goods marked in plain figures, at the lowest market prices, = Mrs. J. P. PALMER, dyl-tr 1107 F st., bet. 11th and 18th sts, ENTY PEB CENT. OFF. A rare opportunity 1s now offered the ladies for securing ‘nest’ line of GOODS at the lowest Prices cree eatoent in, this cl Bes Dresses, Wiebe Dow Trims Millinery, and C. P. Corse raids, Laces, snd Silk Ties, Article de Paris, etc., etc. Ai gooGs marked In plain figures. Summer J. B. ‘aslip FAMILY SUPPLIES. E WATEBMELONS, FRESH EVERY Day—Keprt on Ice, hand, finest Nutmeg and Hunter Always on 5 CANT ELOUIES. fine PEACHES. Bartiett PEARS, and ail kinds of FRUIT; SWEET PO- TATOES, BUGAR CORN, etc.’ All kinds of MEAT, SWEET BREADS. tQUASS. Dressad CHICKENS, &, Meat delivered Sunday Per- oe can leave address, and we will send jor or Ss ‘Orders for Georgetown must_be recelved by uu ovelock, FEANK J TIBBETS,” PALACE MARKET, avg6-ly Corner 14th st.and N. ¥. av. [Lowes PRICES THAN EVEB! Ceres Patent Process Flour, bbl. fimeenee fhe face) Good Family Flour, $1.66; good O. K. whiskey, T + > Bweet TTASLE WARE. (GL Is) FRENCH and EN a CHINA, r @L, Fine CUTLERY anirearey Wane, ICE PITCHERS and WATER COOLERS, ‘Full stock best goods at low prices. yu PRICE ee on EE BOvY Largest Stock of HARNESS AND TRUNKS south of New York, at FACTORY PRICES, ue en ee stock of our $25 HAR- BECKEE'S, Trunks Repateed and Covered. 7 nding. ——— OO — “alo The most private Loan T cost. As we will remove to the corner of 9th and & streets in a week or two, we will sell our stock of BLANKETS AND COMFORTS AT GOST, rather than move them, Bargains tn Fiannels, Canton Fiannols and all Kinds of Dry Goods, All Summer Goods at and below cost. WM. B, RILEY, augl 2w 713 Market Space, . YARDS PACIF PERC! > 2,000 Fanperscite remcaues 1 'y°S Double Busk Corset, best in the city, Mme, Demorest’s reliable Patterns. 308. B. BAILEY, Cor, Tb and F sta, FACTURED EXPRESSLY FoR C. M. TOWSON & CO., RBOBY'S PATENT DOUBLE BU>K. HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY, GLOVE FITTING CORSET CLASPS, Warranted not to break, ‘7 cents per pair, $1 per pair, $1.50 per pair, Just received a complete stock of FINE BLACK CASHMERES direct from the importer, 50 cents, 60 cents, 6 Our entire stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT CosT, to make rocm for New Fall Goods, C. M. TOWBON & Co. 686 Pennsylvania avenue, 3380-tr__ south side, near 7th street northwest. BRSPHEAD « co., 93: 9 Penn. ave., bet. Hh and 10th sts , Invite the attention Of ther friends: tenses aud strangers to their exceeding!y low prices. Yard-wi on ike iinems Za, Cotton, “We. 3 ‘Long Cloth, finish Wameutta yard-wide Bleached Lonesdale Cambrie (genuine), 12 Mills 2 yard wide Shoeting, ic. pard Spool Cotton. Be. : (6 spovis ‘Wool Shetiand “To 75c. and up, Crape, $1.25 and up, (all silk.) Vi and up. ests, an Hose, 25e. and ‘up. Lace Top ‘Lisle Gloves, 58c. Goods of all kind f . Svks, Grenadines, Linen Lawns, F lines, Dotted Swiss, Victoria Lawns. asacrifice. Ten (10) percent. discount allowed GASH sales of imported gox Parasols and fue ow cc ‘Umbrellas at aus at RODHEAD & 0O., 10th Ce. &C., wt BI 1:29 tr_ 989 Pa. ave., bet Ithand W. BUBPETT! . Waapuhiceneestnee 2 “K MUST BE KEDUCED, ©” be sold at one-quarter thelr regular goods less than The bala cost. balance stock of choice and desirable guods cost, for cash only. save w Nos, 928 7rn st.. 708 K st, 5 WL rice. Summer our iminense will be sold at W. W. BURDETTE & ©0., Sy4-tr x ja uns ts Tam ‘E ARE POSITIVEL! THE CHEAPEST DEY We believe we have the lar sam ey Braun ig er geremant ts, eces of pew And beautiful Lawns just Teoet wed 25; Bunt ‘cream, 1s a oe me ue, black, brown, and ': Lace Buntii H 5 41.35: $1.60, v1.70 Bd: Black otis ea. THE PUPULAE CASH DEY GOODS STORE, CARTER'S, 711 Market Si Davy bit POSITIVELY THE = LOT OF THE 8EA- No CHANcE To Durticars. BOTTOM PRICES AR ERAcuep. PRICES ARE ADVANCING, NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Qur $1 SILK is maguineent — ‘Our $1 25 SILK ts superb. CONNOLLY's, Je20-tr 698 9th street, opp. Patent moe. ““)HE GREAT SOUTHERN sHIBT” OPEN FRONT, Heady-made, with Linen Sleeve Bands and Linen Linings w the Busom, made of Wamsutia Musiin tor only” $1.30. Our gos aap analy $y PAE Oy rail ea S t MEGIN NERS Factory—7 W. Fayette st. Baltimore, Washington.” myas-17 Bras Mt my “PE CHEAT CoLTGERN smu.” made of f tly = rat-class Branch—1002 F st. n.w.. ur it vorite for a The W: 'e ang Wamsntca O. XX Shirt is 75 cta, unfinished, Boy's Shirts, 1a By gd 32 tnctee, mate ot Wauisutta Muslin, Siaest ply Linen Collars, 6 a ; <o°t0ld st our Branch, cae o. GRO, RESTS PROFESSIONAL. AMSLER SMITH, © ATTORNEY-AT-LA smardt- ‘abou 8 augZ-Lm* 800 9th st., 18 = powerf: Tustantansous cares = gia, — Bngincer, ‘Warner Bulld- ren Work de- for at lowest cd ayer De Fi SOHN ON eras Penn- LD sivania Goliege ot sey Surgery aed Pi with 16 years’ experience, Office over Ballantyne's bookstore, 438 701, BDA _pDEuUstTT in all ite bratichea, "Gola first-class, Fe i oe a lea M', 2.7, BERRY, Magnetic Healer. frequent. ( on-uitations free, Neural tis aud Female Diseases are sp-ciaities. N. DUTTON, tect C. iii remorea te bid F otcct Gwe i Bi Roofs and general Fates, aes, FT but Ebr eree teats me os im