Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1878, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY..,...., AUEUSt ZI, 1978, NOYES.,..Editor. tons w oh Strand, Charing (ross, London; Chi lartwie 118 Boulevard Magenta, and N. Y. Herald office, 61 Avenue de I'Opera, Paris, To advertisers. | = Advertisers nested to send in their - Bouncements ss carte in the dav as possible, and in af cases before 19 0°clock M. The insertion in the same da; ‘s Issue of thore office after ‘that hour cannot be assured. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according tothetr tenor, an: not to any individual name, is provoking delays may occur, on account of ab- sence, Chee etc. “Ks. @te., should In all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CoMPANY,—not to that of any individual. 4a Auonymous communications not read; re- Manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR sent wo thelr address by mall, postage prepald. for ‘Such period of time as they may di at the rate 9€ 15 cents per week, 60 cents per month, §1.75 for three months, or $3 for sx months. BF The money to pay for the time required must in cases accompany the order. Other- wots per cannot be xe The sessions of the interna'tona! prison con- Sress bean yesterday at Stockholm, Sweden. In the importance, if not in the at‘ractive- Ress, of the subjects to be discussed, this meet- ing is not inferior to any of the numerous as- semblazes of the represen‘atives of diferent nations that have gathered at Paris. The Movement, started a little more than a cen- tury by John Howard, for the improve- ment of the condition of prisons and prison- ers, has steadily grown in strength. Men have taken up the matter in earnest, and though there is still a wide di‘ference of opin- ion touching the Dest plan of prison discip- iine, the agitation of the subject has not been Without useful results. Nearly all of the prison horrors of Howard's time have passed away. Isolated cases of cruelty no doubt occur, but in the general system of the treatment of pris- oners the improvement cannot be questioned. This result his been brought about by the Philanthropic labors of men of learning, and of self-sacrificing women; ministers, law- yers, and novelists have helpel in the work. ‘ ongresses to discuss the subject of prison discipline have contributed largely to Mae success of the movement. The first meet- ing of this kind was held at Frankfort in 1315. Perhaps the most important was the interna- tional congress which assembled at London in 1872. Since 187) severai national congress 3 have been held in the United States for the purpose of discussing penitentiary reform. ‘The reports of their proceedin $ and of othr similar bodies furnish valuable information ‘and statistics relating to crime and the treat. ment of criminals. And the meeting of na- tions this year at the invitation of Sweden May be expected to add to the store. Several ofthe South American governments, a3 weil aS nearly all in Europe, will be represented at Stockholm. Dr. E. C. Wines, of New York, who is the detegate at large from this couatry, has stated th» leading principles which such meetings se: . to introduce into prison mar- agement. They include reformation of pris- oners as a chief end to be kept in view; hope as the great regenerative force in prisons; work, education and religion as other vital forces to the same end; abbreviation of sen- tence and participation ia earnings as incen- tives to diligence, good conduct, and self-im- Prevement; the enlisting of the will of the Prisoner in the work of his own moral re- generation: the introduction of a variety of trades into prisons, and the mastery by every convict of some handicraft as a means of Support after discharge ; the use of the law of Jove as an agent in prison discipline, to the exclusion, as far as may be, of the grosser forms of force; the utter worthlessness of short imprisonments, and the necessity of longer terms even for minor offences, when repeated; and the intellectual, moral and industmal education of neglee ed. vagrant and Vicious children, this last being in aim and essential features, an auticipation of the in dustrial school and juvenile reformatory of our day. The question of the proper treat- ment of criminals affects in its decision the material well-being of communities and the Purity of pubile morals, as weil as the present and future condition of prisoners themsel ves. Consequently the sessions of the prison ¢ n- gress deserve a thoughtful attention which other and more showy assemblages cannot always claim. ——__—_-se2-___ The thorough disinfection of mail matter from places where yellow fever prevails as an epidemic, is one of the problems of the hour— how to fumiga‘e letters without opening them. A Washingtonian, who has spent many years abroad, suggests the adoption here of the European plan. In Italy, where quarantine Feguiations are so often necessary, the letters are laid ou a woodea surface, and cut through with sharp chiseis crossed thus X. The letters are then subjected to the fumes of sulphur, Which penetrate the interior, thoroughly dis- infecting them while their contents have been kept ir violate. There is a prospect that the war editors of the newspapers will soon have occasion to turn their attention from European to South American aflairs. The capture of Serajevo by the Austrians and Bismarck’s threat to the Porte, terrible in its indefiniteness, that any shirkiig of the ovligations imposed by the treaty of Berlin will be “followed by such measures as the circumstances may require,” are likely toend the Bosnian resistance and give temporary peace to Europe. The drama of war will be shifted to South America, and be played on a smaller seale. The United States of Columbia have ali the elements on hand fora flourishing revolution, and the in- dications point toa hos ile collision between state and national governments at no distant date. Chili and th ee.tine Republic are mot on friendiy te sud by reciprocally aggravating each other, «+ is customary in such complications, they siind a fair chance e. Chili shows her by suspending of making war inevi ion of the situatiog specie payments. The extreme s cities and towns consey: visitation of yellow fever pathy of mere favored comr is already pouring into t such relief as money can give. will tax the energy and t people outside the fever di as promptly as it is needed. The meeting of the Israelites in this city last evening was the first step taken here in the good cause, and a Sensible, practical, and eficient meeting it was. But it was confined to one elass of citi- zens, when there shoulkl be a general move- ment of all, and a thorough pian for collection and distribution of money, For this purpose @ mass meeting of our citizens should be promptly called, either by the District Com- missioners or the ofiicers of our latecommittee SIT BE STOVE MAN.” Compelied to give the rent and all my time, J} eed Work toturn anh nestd'me, | i af arked dow D so | fa Situs Stoves aug Tinware st about the cost. | Le Oo . from store to store, you'll flad Loe ee ee Sigher to convince your mind a MAN BAYS leaves comive: bind. FEN EFYS, Tug £TCVE Man, knows his busi- ness weil Fnough ail competitors to un¢ersell. No my'ter for what ware on him you call, Not another mau’s price ix town so smal. Keep up a stout heart, if money you have little: }seape high charges of KFYS buy your me‘al- | Young people your tosso K #¥x you can buy: | Sunshine in Homes FEN KKYS doth supply. Wonderful ma: ! Ain't it strange! Peep in at his door—8x “THE FEN KEYS RANGE," aug21-3t_ Corner 7 7th and K sts.n.to- GcHOoL ovtrits.- tee Weere RESCH C ASHMERES, FRENCH MERINOEs, HEAVY WFIGHT PEBEGES. eEuere BLACK AND COLORED CAMEL 3 HAIR, FULL LINFS OF CASSIMERES FUR BUY'S WEAR. Aso PILKS! SILKS! SILKS! BLACK SILKS f: om T5c t $5.60. C ED SILKS from $1 0 to $2.50. Our stuck is very com, eve and marked ab TU Lo UBS. WHITE BERKELEY LAWN at 124; cents. THE DOLLAR SHIRT, Wade of Wameutta Uott n and 3 uly aimen. Open either front or back, "Ail Busha. The Ficxibie Hip Oy set a $1. the Cele>rated C. . Cor ty Com oo set. PLUTINS BLACK GCODS, COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPE, & . &¢ We are cffering thie rei tnder of our stock of SUMMER GOODS, comprising Lawns, Urgandiee, G euadines, Beureites, we. ar = ORYATLY Re DUCED PRICES. Tone Price Olea ny & BROTHER, iga1-2t Ci APOLLINARIS NATURAL MINERAL WATER. Bighty Ejfervescent. APPROVED by the Academie de Melecine of France, and iis sale in Frauce authorized by sp2- cial order of the French overnment, Recommenced by the highest MEDICAL AU- THORITIFS in New York as ‘A great relief for sea-sickness,*" “A delighttul beverage; mudiy antacid; most grateful ad refreshing. uperior to Vichy, Seltzer, or any other.** jutely pure aud whoiesom«; supericr toall ig use: free from the chiections urged against Croton and ariifcially aera ed waters.”* In pregnated only with its own gas."? **Heaithful and well suited for. Dysp’ psia and cases of acute disease, and Where there Is'a gouty diatFesis.’ By far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with toes usefui in Catarshs of Stomach or Bladder, in Gout. ** Not only a luxury, but ameces:ity.1? ‘Tobe had of all Witie Merchants, Grocers, Drug- ‘sts and Mineral Water dealers’ throughout tie Gaited Bates, and wholesale of FRED'K DE BARY & CO., Nos, 41 and 43 Warren st , New York, Sole Agents for the United States and Canad: Every genuine bottle bears the registere! yel- ° | low pictorial label of the Apvilinaris Company (Limit.d), London. aux2l-*fm eow2n (Goes SUPPLY STORES. CENTRAL STORE—1023 Seventh street n.w, BRANCH-701 H street n. es From $25 to $100 per annum can be eevee DS purchasing our ‘frade Tick- et. PRICE—ONLY ONE DOLLAR ($1). REDUCTION IN THE P E OF GROCERIES, We guarantee to sell goods as Sheap as they can be purchased at any store in this Disicict, FCLL WEIGHT! PURE G00ps! No MIsrep- RESENTATION ! ‘We sell exclusively for cash. Mon®y returned without question If goods are not satisfactory. Orders for Coal received until August 30th, in- clusive. Teims at s.ore. For further information apply to A. B. SCHO- FIELD, Manager, 1023 7thst., or H. R. CEN- TER, ass’t Manager, 701 H st. D.e, augl9-127 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _FOR RENT AND SALF. BUSINESS CHANCES. ee a a a Rd tn nine iatih titel ~ 4), RY_GOODS. ‘AN? ED_A goed German G1BL; none tiers need ay ‘. bat 722 BL, becwes aou 7h me eee angt1 3 * ANTED—A WET NUKSE with fresh o-es-t 0! milk; alse, a competent NU KSE for an in- fant. Apply at 1329 K st. aug Zt Bit ‘ANTED_Every lady to Kuow they can hive their COMBINGS mate up for 5 certs 79r oun and CURLS for 25 c*ntsa piece. at Ms, CAI LAN'S, £05 Market Space. aug21-3 * Ware rcy zene Re for city propery. 8 I F* EM of £0 acres, within hee mea of cliy. re of R, B, MARRISON, 908 D st. s.We Farnished ROOMS: for igh hcusekeeping: between 15th an‘ 4°h streets; op‘ rvery pear Yennsylvants avenue: 0 cbildren, Address L. B. H.. Star office. lis WASTED. Tre YOUNG GENTLEMEN or a Fenthinan and wife to occupy pleasant Far- nish d Rocm>, at 931 @ st. n,W ; convenivsuc:s ‘or housekeeping.’ if desired, ang213 * W ATED — Ladies to cait fur real bargains ia 8037 Rea y-made Hair Goods, at H. PHILIPPI'S, hs... rearH. Handsome Bra‘ds male out of adirs’ own combings for $i. Faded Sra‘de re- arcred their or ginal color, u.21 3." GOR | RN1—BRI K No. 1508 9. st. u.w., 1) rooms aud batho m, wita mud -n Imp. Meuts, and In god repair; revt $35. <p» y i AL KER? FL FOX No. aug? 3 °RRFNT-B ICK No. 1215 6h wt. uw. 8 yhrom: ner rocms and ba y pawed acd pa. ered: key at 1217 next door: rent low. Avply t AL BER Fr. 0 F st. new. nag2i-3 ;UK Ri NT—Two Bric) HCUSES, with | mod rp improv ments; No. 83 Bst.s 9. 9 vom: he, at $95: and N~ S2t Fast Ospit. $38 ‘Apply on the premises. ora > e Any21 6 OR RENT.- Four Furnished ROWS suitadh for light honsekeeping, in pri amily terms moderate. K st. now. aug?) 3 * Fo, RENT—The lt: f Sept mer, fur Un ur- Hogiishet, BCOME, bath and gas,” south fe nt: F st. n.w. an 2) 3c" )R BENT—H: USE N.. 1737 F s:.n w., al Fem ‘ith, mod. impe., nine rooms: rent $50 Apph toTHOS: E WAGGAMAN, No, 519 7.h sf. aug20 3 FOR KENT-BRICK DWELLING, Nv 609 7th et. 8.W, eb EF and a am Kitchen, water. C. H. PaRKER, Agent 44: st. sw. W AN2ED, Seutemmne on Ccronge Ist AHOU-E vt about ten rooms, Rent $40 (0 $01) advance, Mcdern improvements. Location central. “Adcress Mrs. H., (are of Jago & ye ‘ang’ FUE REST Seroal Unturnished ROOMS ce- ightfully situated: private bath: al! newl> re- fi ted; will be rented low 0 a responsib e tenan:: ¥. ferences required. Apply at No. 1028 17th st. nw. augZ0 3.* W Ghlaren wttfourortre Far vibed or Une -rLish. d RUOMS for housekeeping or (0 lua a arty t. jon them in taking a HOUSE, Ad rast XQ K.. 8 arotiics auggl 2° G. ‘e JAN £D—A guteman aud wite wis f ANTED- By a man and wife, BOARDING ard Room in a private family, Ad.ress W Star c fics. auga-2 * *NTED—A GIRL to do copying; mas. wrt gcd business hand, and not expect large 3 . a ary. E. L. D., Star: Mice, ‘ED—A SITUATION as housekeeper or Wr Tsou wi'b good cit 2e, by 8 competent Tit @ tu make hers Y., Star office. ANT! D—A WOMAN to do general house- Work for a smail family; must cook and wa’ yell, and fuinish good referercs. Callat D Stere. corner 22d st, aud Pa, venue. arg20 2c ANTED—Ry a xentleman of responsi vility &. standing, CARE of a Furnished [ous un hi Gccober Ist or 15th. Address “H. G. D. Siar office, ‘aug 3. Witty, a tingle man, a STO KED DaURY FARM: on shares; best of rare. 1 augld i Ad i1ess X. ¥.W., this office. V J ANT} D-A WOMAN (white pref rr d) to co general housework in a sinal fa uuly. Apply at 1907 ‘Harewood avenue, Le Pak. augld Yrott WASTED ASITUATION by @ man a> man ager ofa farm, or would rent a stocked fa:m-: has pl nty of help for both dairy and facm “ references, Address &. A.B., this office, WANTED-A YOUTH of moral habits, who disires to thoroughly study all branches of architecture, Kagineering, Mathematics aad Beokkeeplug. |For conditions inquire at office 700, St. n.W., between 7:& and 8th, augl9-3 * *~NTtD-CAGPENTEKS aad BaloK- LAYERS to bid en two two-story Houses, BR. FULTON'S Loan Office. 3149 hst. a:l7 Bit WASTED YOU TO REMEMBER hat every Sewing Machine mau thivks he has the best machine. Ta u positiv-1 Dest. for 1 sell them ail. like the best. Aigo, Renting and M. KENNEY. 427 9hat. n.w. JV ANTED-MEN for one year, to begia work at once. Salary fair. Busi..ess first-class. M. nitor Glass Works, Cincinnati, Ohio. aug16-2w. WANTED Dorepiarery— A milde-ag 4 white WOMAN todo the cooking, wash ng aud troning of a family of three; the inst of ommendations required. Apply at 1709 De 8: atre t. augl6-6: ANTED—A young lady, fully competeut to English, Latin aud Music, wishes to teach of tap a SITUATION as governess or to teach Ina small school: good referenees given, and the same Tequired. Address L., in care of Father BOY'.K, Washington, D.C. augld 6t W ANID, A few Gentlemen to ROOM and BOARD at $25 per month. Also, 10 or 15 TABLE BOARDERS, at $15 per month. Table T first class, At 1104 F street n.w. ‘aug6-ln* VW ANTED Old GOLD and SILVER in | and small quantities, Highest price pal HICKEY & CO., Manufacturing Somslers a6 P: ‘augi- Pa. ave. W ANiED HOMES tape $3 per month: Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN’S stables, 629 Got.v.w. J. W. BELL. jy29-1m* ANTED—To EXCHANGE—Tin Ware aud Housefurnishing Qvods for old Stoves; new Bloves exchan for old 1 at 416 4'5 st. 8.w, bo. SAUER zai face )Y ASTED— Two of threeG ENTLEMEN to oc- Cupy a large third story south front room. or le: suitable or gentlemanand wife. Table BOARD— first class. 617 F st. n.w. fev23 UST RECE1VED-16 head Draft and Driving Horses trom West Virginia; alse sorrel stallion Mambrino Chief, brvke to harness: can trot In 9:60, For particulars apply to. Hugh Quig’ey. 1202 C st. n.w. auglT-2w" ‘AILOKRING DEPARTMENT. CHOICE STOCK OF WOOLENS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, W. 38, TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. LOW CUT SHOES FOR $1 25. $1.25 Low Cui Sh es for $1 = \d 7c. Ladies’ Slippers, to Sa 1d $1 Lasting Gaiters, a bargain. Cee P. Tos, very and Boy’s Low Cut Shoes less than ccst, to close out. Our$2 Gent's Gaiter aly $1.50, t town. Pair Justh’s Heel Protec- * 1914-1916 Fonnauee, "B85 between 19th and 20th sta. I" ORDEE TO REDUCE STOCK WITHOUT DELAY, TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE FALL STOCK, #OR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS | OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS. Extiaordinary Beduction. DRESS AND BU-INESS SUITS. French Dizgonal.. -sold at reduced to $15 Russel's Cansimere. 80 dat ry reduced to 13 ‘Taft Weeden Cassimere.sold at 16, reduced to 12 Empire Mill: Cassimere.scld at 15 reduced to 10 AL-Wooi Ca:sime: Suid at 12, reduced to 7 COATS AND VESTS. French Diagor +S0ld at $20, reduerd to $15 Plaid Worsted. roid at 16. reduced to 12 Basket Worsted. suid at 12, reduced to 8 DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS. English Worsted. ......suld at $7, reduced to $5 00 Globe Mills Cassimere.-sold at 6, reduced to 4 50 suld at 2, reduced to 150 BOYS* SUITS. Black Cloth... + Sold a: $12, retuced to $6 Worsted Basket sold at 10, reduced to 7 Light Caasimere. sldat 8 reduced to 6 ‘Ail-Wool Cassimere."//suid at 7, reduced o 6 WHITE VESTs. ts . for $1 00, worth $2 +for 200, worth 3 ALPACA CUATS. sold at $6 reduced to $4 sold at 6, recuced to 3 wild at 3, reduced to 2 All other Goods at same proportion prices, Note.—I am determined *o reduce this stock, in order to make room for an tmmense steck of Fall and Winter Gouds, which I have ordered already, to be express!y manufactured for me, Cail at once at A. STEAUS', 1011 Pennsyloania avenue. auglé-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sta, C= & HENNEDY, ‘Builders’ Hardware, Bar Iron, Steck, TIN PLATE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, FILES, &c. G06 Penn. ave., opp. Metropolitan Hotel. of one bundred. Clifton W. Tayleure, the writeure, acteure, ete., has gone into bankruptcy. He ought to include that last syllable of his name among Lis assets. Angell, the Pullman car company thief, is only the victim of a bad example. He had seen that corporation robbing the public so long with impunity that he finally came to think it couldn't be wrong to rob hisemployer. It appears that the men who can explain the Pennsylvania bond mystery are dead. And the editors who are trying to understand the matter no doubt wish they were too. TUBAGE.—Fine PASTURE, of 60 acres; Pirest of ator and stad. or infore SHEARS, i has e's es Louisiapa ave., bet. 6th and 7th, or H. L. CABL- TON, Bladeusburg, Md, were or sye-ty NEW YORE SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyicania venue. afi AT CANNOT BE DENIED, FAC OHMS THa? UaNSOT a ane ele i EST HOUSE IN THE CITY = CHEAT TELILBLE. G08. LOOK AT THE FIGURES. Ladies’ K \tton. worked holes... Endiee: Check of Pisin Top, Button. Tate: ‘3 ch Bid Button " Fren ie Ladies? Best French Kid. A. B.C, Tastes: asanonae aitpperss se Ladies: French | 2 ‘Misses’ and children’s Shoes as in the United ptates, Gait Congress. sewed Gents’ fine Cait Cor D nts? Hand-stit wa iets on Genta’ low-quarter E008. Gents’ working Bhoes,.. . Boys' and Youths" Snoes cheap. VEBYTHING AS REPRESENTED, = ICES 6U. at D. ARANTEKD THE LOWEST. Wo Branch Store. Only One Price, eugl4-tr GEORGE McCa BTHY, 2.50 $3.00 to 4.50 WV ASTED—To exchange, new STUV 4S for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pas. Stoves rented, novié tr GOR RENT—Part of a frst- lass HOUSE on Capit: LHIll. Very m-derate terms. Address M ss @*LBRAITH. 415 4th st. n.w. augi9-a* Fo RENT—$8 Pru MONTH IN ADVANCE Four-room BRICK HOUSE and summ r kitchen. No, 811 8th st. n.e., Capliol Hi. 321. auxld at No. For RENT—A fine HOUSE, furnished or with out, with grousds. stable, &c.: within five quinutes walk ofthe cepartmente, Will be are ad ‘or @ term £0 a responsible party very low. Add es €. 0. D., Btar omic, Paty Vere Oe gas gVk BA E- Tao handsome, new Our-stur} Butoties, on . peewcen tet and 4h ft «eve, roms; south ‘rout: moderm Improvemen s, Price $6,250. $1 250 casi; balance cacy, 4 HESTER, 613 7: st, oT sites R RENT_—No. 990 1st. betwee Oh aus 10h a streets D.w., iweive rooms; modern improv. = init, good Order. “Inquire of J. 8. SWORM: STEDT. St. u.w. Also, No. 748 6th st., between @ and H st., for rent; eight rooms, with nodern improvy-ments, Key at Grocerv Store, corner 6th and H sts, Tog ans F 1% RE NT- Several nOUSES at $18, $20, $30, $35, $40 and $50 and upwards per 1 uh. A Vb tOJCHN W. P. MYERS, 715 15th st, a16 207 R RENT-—On the Ist of Bel tember, three dete Es 5 Te moderate, next deor, a Dr. G. L. MAGRUDER'S, = Tangle aw KENT—From October Ist, a ha.dsom aay and completely Furnished HOUBK, in adesir- able part of thecity. Rent rery tow toare-pon- 8 bletevant. Address K. KE. L., Star office. alb-im PUR BENT. 404 Nw Jersey avenue n.w., near 8. and O, railroad depot and all city cars; six x‘ &c,; press brick front; park; railing: stable, if wanted: reut to sult tho Inaliire second door. 408. augl5 wt KENT — Fine FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board; large and cool; with "bern exposure; call or address with refereces 808 } st. n.W. Transients, $1.00 per day.aul2-2w* FF of BEAT HOUSE No. 724 18th street n w.: 10 roms: in good repair: ail modern improve- Diss rent to suit the times, Apply w W. C. JORNSON. 718 18th st. n.w. ‘auglz-im eg i {UH RENT-FEAME HOUSE, 929 10ta st. ub... Line rooms, water and ‘gas. bathroom: A to WALTER KER, Hatver, No. 1419 nia avenue L.w. augl0-1m F R RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS, Divasantly leeated, at low rates,either singly or In suites, at $11 Dst. n. w.: and Furnished ROOMS o) 1po= Bayi ats Badiaoa ave, where ns ces Phe ¥F. AGLER, Les augT-tosepl* Fu RENT— $22 50—Nos. 74 and 76 Congress st eorgetow:., three story, press brick front: {a robe, gas and bath-ruwnne; wiver in kitenon and ysrd: In com repair 2 Be UrME at 182 ashingion st. snl) jy31 ee UR REN T—A cesiravle and pleasantly situated BRICK DWELLING, eight Toone, hear the Capivol, baving a south and ‘west front and in thorough repair, 108 9d st. n.e. 1929 4a x RE NT—Seven-room HOUSE 406 6.b st, s.odern improvements, Hent low fra cestranle y27- tw ut. Central location. R RENT-STORE ROOM and DWELLING 627 Massachusetts avenue; splendid location for auy kind of business. Key next door. Only $20 per month. Jy87-1n & RENT—A large vacant LOT, front Pritiana iste om No ratriction eae BROOKS, 486 Loutsiata ave, vOn Nene WR RENT—Very pleasant FRONT BOv. second floor, with windows “facing srlanges: 118 micwayore Day Reference given ired, Terms moderate, Localt ad delignetal. i, JOR RENT- Purnishea Pani ED- ing, and several small BED HOOMB: 864 Penney: vania avenue., corner 43 st, marli-6 —_—_ BOOKS AND STATIONERY. W ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beatlug and Eyreping yore LS wharf, Urders by mail, or left at LL’S, Market space. (@1-1y ANT+D-—Gentlemen to know that WM. W ‘Mock, Sorc norton et York Le made at home. ee LOST AND FOUN avenue, makes a specialty of Cuiting Garments te jang6-ly W oMaAn's WORDS—an Original Review in of What Women are Doin Li erature, Education, Indu: Social Reform and Government.’ Also, a faith. fu! record of what men are coing to advance the int-rests of women. Every household should reod one good n?, Pubit:hea monthly. Price per a x 10 man wi Andre cer, Publishers. Mrs, a Joan Lowi ear, BL. tag i ar, y i cents. ‘Theresa J ets, ua, Andrews Spon: eresa Juan Lewis Man- aging Editor, 685 Walnut street, Philadeiphia. Pa. augé To Sin 22, 2 ef PAPERS, August 20, of no 4 valine to omy one except thé owner, A’ suita- ble r war. wi'l be paid for their raturn to Rooms 18 ad 19 Wa ner’s Building, 916 F st. ite OST— Last Sunday evening, a ‘Watch Chari?’ L Mi DALLION ef George’ ire'on. The finder will be liberally rewarded bv Leaving it with M. L. Story, Pension Office.: 21 2.* L323, Monday eventr g. 4 of 9th street and New York avenue, by the seu'b sice’f K and west side of 7th street, to Post Office, aS UM OF MONEY. The fAind-r win be Nverally : ewarded on leaving it at 1120 9 h str et s aug2l-2.* BREW ARD.—Run away from our stable, about 7 o'clock pm. on the 20 b inst., one BLACK HORSE, three white feet; “hield in or-head: Five doiais revard tor his delive-y, or information leading \o his recovery. B, A. GOLDEN & BR »., avg2l-3 * corzer ¥ and 10th sts. s,w. <5 REWARD WI“L BE PAID FOR THE D icuin ty 742 19h stret now ef an Obior 0 GHEARTEIN coutaining’ picture of three chil ren; middle picture @ gold necklace on augl9-3 BOARDING. . T SOUTHALL ill anent, Trausievt ad accommo ate BUARDERS a at 705 16 Lisireet. Aso, at ber Covaga. Uakla: d, 1 aug2t La =)e)s) | STREEDN. W.. ROOMS, WIT or eed WIL UC BOARD at low fates The i. New Evgland’s bes § yle;table 2 Kfats all breads home-made," augld.3, @ —Evyaut rooms, en suice sud sin- BOAKD, can be seoured at 123 Dun- coruer of Congress, G orgetuwn, with shaded grounds on both sides, als H CAhDING.—The best location in the city. ‘Two gentlemen, With thelr wives. or two all- ie meu. cap be accommodated with larga, airy ‘UC M8 ard choice TABLE BUARD at 806 E st. Dw. Jy8 36." = K-T.N. W.- MBS. STOCK HAM respect- Fe) tully calls atten lon to the handsome BOOMS (en suite or single) and chvice TABLE BUARD. Greatly reduced ratea for summer season. Location excellent. jy29-1m* FMON') HOUSK.—Parries woo desire good Hotel BOABD, with coo) and cap locate at this favorite Hotel for monthe, at the following reduced ish Go inaey ad pee Rane to r month, and $8 to $10 per week: Boart Swi ver month and $5 per week —jel-ly. KS LE—HORS¥,WAGOUN and HARNES , sullabe for any busiues«;- Mar iu 3 Diy and Aum Piaster Sav, STOng 4 BIXIULE;, 28 CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, Metals and Buitiders’ Har wate, var ia avenue. 6 6 Pen ang 20 lin Oppo ite Metropolitan Hu‘el. piase CHEAP FO.. CASH, In pei fect orcer. Address Mrs. LM. i, Posi Uftice. augld 3.* PERSONAL. M35; SOREIA SPRINGMAN, formerly of the Coumbia House, on Perusy ivauia aveau be ween 3d and 43g streeta, in this city, Nas opeus aH: tol aud Restaurant at the northwest corner of and Calowhill streets, Philadelphia. Tespeetfully calls the attention of her former fiencs and the trave'irg public of Washington to Ae ber estabilshment. To give satisfaction is yet_her motio, aug ADAME BOSS, Astrot and Healt M Mcdium, can be consulted ast usual av201'D Street, corner of 2d, D.w. aug7-ly HN PATCH. 506 10th SR ots Oe Shetracts of Feal estate and lous thereon teertaes for Chattel Trusts, $1. Examines Titles. jyli-2m* pa ee hh ee 3S The Rae Snore Tea pase tarthes » S aencoos ‘308 Oth street, near avenue, addres By calling at or wing the above pumber, in the clty-) “Wor $90 tock cee > ball and rent first a rf. Money safely invested, Property and Bold on Commission, ‘Rents collected, ‘paid and insurance effected ‘without charge, wey _ All the latest publications received UB BOOK LIST FOR AUGUST. ‘ade on the Law of Notice... Ber Adjudicata and Stare Decisis. ‘rican Reports, ia 5 ‘Volume ite Pro) Samuel Johnson. sl ‘The China Hunters’ Clul West Point Tic Tacs. Norton‘s Astronom: & S8axssss OAM aaa ptly.. i 1 ‘@ have a very select stock of stato: ranches. Ww ee W. H. & O. H. MORRISO! Gaw BooRsRiLane AND StarioNees, argi-tr 475 Penn. avenue. se NEWEST BOvKs, ‘McPherson's Handbook of Politics, 1878, form! vol. 6 of the series... ay oe OD The Chins Hunters* Ciub, "By the youngest Toe oi. ngitsh Men Sam aiplebiepien al same Mar, ie, from the Ge! In the Wilderness. Chas. Dudie; Pat line and Other Poems, ‘A Trip up the Volga. The Witebery of thery. M. Thomps wre pe 2 BBeRASZa Voyage of PaperCance — Bishop.. The Bxile. A tale of 8t. Augustine. F utaine. seen oe Piay Day rs Libra yeni arpei ry ef Ame'ican d Prank iu Sq.are vBived as soup aa puritshed Re "QUET st cost,” SOLOMOND £ ChAvnAn, 7 911 Pennsylvania avenue 0OKS FOR SUMMER READING. Walksin Loudon. By Augustus Hare, Pemaquid. By Mrs. Prentiss, Paper, $1 From: the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn yim Reve Ji pan. By H. M. Field, ‘rom YP a} Le y H. M. Fiela, Litvle @uzzy.. By Author of Helen's Gabt H's Inheritance. " By Adeline Trafton A Year Worth Living. By W. M. Raker. WM. BALLANTYNE & SUN, Jy15-tr 428 Seventh st. n.wo. ME LATEST PUBLICATIONS. Axound the World in the Yacht + suai mm Mrs. i Huy 50. us! 50, The atianti: Isiands as Resorts ot Health and Pleasure, by 8.@ W. Benjamin, Il; $8. The Speaking ‘Tolophon gu5 Talking Paonogropn, by G. 8, Proseote Lit $5, oe Battle of Mobile Bay, by Com-¥. A. Par ker, U-B.N.imape dc,” Pi mp and Balls, by jwinburne: secon 70, A Legsc Mist Mulocks $1.00, Jet: Mer Face on ec Bee, of To-day ; paper. tune; T, S0c. Mag: boc. * Miriain's Berit e, by Alma ‘Te. The Canoe and The Fly! For sale b} eur GOOD UST RECEIVED —Fresh supply of ee eR Te SP of ail the rage ig. Northern cities, abo, BTRAW HaTS, with light trim mings, for young men and youths. Sun Umbrellas for ladies’ and gentiemen, STINEMETS, Hatten, jy19-tr 12937 Pennsylcania EADY-MADE SHIRTS. ‘Mev's unfinished Shirts, 60 cents; of muslin, 7 cous. Finished, sutta muslin, 90 cents, 18-tuch, at 60 cents uufin! lahed, of Wi ne avenue, Wamsutts ta; of Wain. Shi ol su! ta cetton. aun LE ‘ORDER. The poet anit at 68 2; second 2 1,75, 2,50 $125 aud Geach. Fit always warranted. "Bos! hers, Stor SL. Linen Cul : uo conte por bai best do. Bik oon Jeans canta, Sones i * = THO! N’S SHIRT Factory, kel5-tr 816 F st. 0... Opp. Patent Office, i OND HAND 5I and cheaper than S BE NEW ONE. Try at Sark 2s re between FAL ESTATE BULLATIN- °. THOS. E. WAGGAM-N 519 Scveuth Bt, (Charges made ever. Wo. es. ay and Sa nrday.) Th: ee-Story Brick Houses For Sve. 458 Loulst va wv. uw, uid. uinps., 20 i4 | ant Q <ts. Dow.. mint. im 5, 1 wef bebe nea, md ior 5 220 i. EN St. D.e., Lind. ti #4 6tn st. Dow. im 728 13 St. Dew... mcd. tips 12 wi6 © Si. B.W., mod. imps , 10 rs, 6.500 Pweo-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale 20 H St. .e., 1... wou. imps , 9 rs Be % 416 N st. wW.. f. B.. mod. imps.. 7 1646 8th st. usw., bh. mod. Liups. 7 os. 817 4th st. ow... 6 8. 731 24h st. b.w., f. sper tt th st.. bet. Eand + n.w.. per ft, 4 st,, bet, bth and 61h n_w., yer ft 1 thst, bet. H st. and Grant ave nw. 34 st., bet. Dand E p. ft 15h st., bet. D 1521 1 st. n.w., 19¢6 H st. u.w., med. imps. 12 427 4 be st. + mod. fi l 1738 F st. md 10 #202" st. u.e., mod. ti R 1426 11h st. new. mi 21C 6th st. n.w.. mod. 78 Host. a. mul, 3:5.10 hist. “h.w.. moa. imps. 8 1119 21st st. n.w., mod. Imps..’6: 11 bst. 8.w., mod. imps., 9 1 BF OM £6 Morte st. nse. m. i ma TH st, nc. D., Ts, Sth and @ sts.’ n.w., mod. imps, dores and Stable 616 13th st 104 wth 5 ACC4 (stab 8.) ror.9th and D, 921 H st.. Masa, ave. ari 1212 and 1214 Pa, fable in rear of 1730 474 La. ava,, (store). 943 “Mass. . sjanitor Vernon Row Lst., 1730 L.... 4 i a bule letin of all property foi saie aud rout on my books, which can be had on application at my Offee, or ‘will be sent by mall if desi Loans. $2,000, $1,000 at 8 per cent. DBUPEBTY FOR RENT, Ry B, O. HOLTZMAN, Bea! Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 10TH AND F STS. N. W. n. w., 18 rooms, furn. #150 00 16 room: aue2l-tr 1328 New York ave. 623 Pa, ave. n, ep «+ 100 00 1320 Penn. . NESS HOUSE. ...+++ 100 00 807 18th st, 18 rooms, mod, imps... C 13 rooms: mod. impe. re. Dy 1433 New York ave. u,w., store. 1425 New York avenue, stor»... A ‘re frent ¢ fice room. 940 F Si, nw, « ffice rooms at 1419. 1423 and 1495 ave. DW. FOR SALE— HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city at pices to ult the times, and on terms that will suit customers. Call and see my list before purchasii el-- where, ‘augli-tr RAAASSEERLBLARAHSTSAASaaa SSSSSSSSSRISSSSZISSISSESE e 2 *! § * BR RENT— BraInagp Fi a ate oes INTL . WARNE! EDWt - MC) 918 F strest Dorthwest, ‘al $150 1416 10th st. nw....... 1544 Columbia st ....25 458 N. Jersey ave se, .28 433-440 K ot nw,.....-25 1445, 1453 Pierce Pl, .25 65 617 Nt...) 2-65 $80 Sd 328.1 dlaba ave, 60 1307 T 1148 7th, with store, ..00 1813 15: 1314-1320 @ ‘85 129 Carroll $5 116 éihst, ass, ave. 40 806 H ne, el 40 1907-1918 ave, -.18 1314 18tn st Dw. .'40 806 19th st. sw. 18 3112 Penn's ave.-—.40 | 8.K. cor, 7th 1081 7that. with store,40 | 1825 13th si 140° st. be........85 808 10th st, 735 11th st, nw, 1808 18th "enn, 53 Derrees. 214 4th st, ae. 928 24th 1618-22-24-26 Q nw 87% 39 Detrees: 122 5th St. sy see. $8 B10 18tb &,. cor. 18th and M.30 1417 84 st, Ti and Boundary, — 812 13th 2118 @ st. nw,....-..80 1126 I st. Jo1seth st, nw, 87% 714 1b 106, 118'4th "st, e698 1893 T stn $207 3518 M st. nw,87%4 708 Boundary ‘3 1196 19%! os ’R RENT—By THOS. J. MYERS, Real Esta‘ Agent, 1316 F st. J - DW ¥reme Store a.d Dwelling, 1717 Pa, ave. n.w. S-story Frame, 810 23d st., eget 10 rooms, TIED BEE SiG eg oes -story Bricl st.n.w., me D8., 7 TB, Fram House, 30314th st. n. ¥ cane House, 807 14th nw. S-story Brick, 1213 L st. acy QW? : RB REN i Thy F. H. SMITH, Rea! Estate Broker, Le Droit Building. Corner of 8th and F streets, ‘2022 F st. n.w., 16 rooms, mod. imps.....-§100 00 1414 F st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. imps...... 75 00 508 18th st. n.W., 13 reoms, mod. imps. 83 33 621 191b st. n-w., 11 rooms, mod. imps... 50 00 3215 11th st, n.w’ , 12 rooms, mod. im 40 00 131 F st. a w., 10 roms, mod. imps. 25 00 1324 T st. nn. Trooms, w ad iny 25 00 and E sts.'n. 2 00 25 00 25 00 25 Oc 20 00 15 00 W238 tr QRAL ESTATY BULLETIN, ‘WM EK. BURFORD. 708’ B street. Three-story Brick Houses for Sale. Sieclal bargains are offered in two-story preas- brick Honses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and all modern improvements; $150 or cash: balance in monthly payments, or to suit purchaser, For Rent. 1218 N st., frame, 9r.. es 1761 st., "brick, 8 r., mod. tips. 1608 Corcoran st., brick, € Fr. ‘Yew 20th st., frame, 6 r.. 1 pereene. “Apply i até percent ply re bet WM. KE. BURFORD. 4e28 Real Estate Broker, 708 Est. MEDICAL, &e. LES, CHILLS, CHILLS. Try Bineys «HILL Powps they never fail. For sale he follosiug wruxe ist Bishop's, Gibbs’, Hickling’s, Healey's, Kuss s, S.one's, » Dawsou 8, and 1430'8.h street north- au,20 la* R60 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO wire any care of F-male Weakness, [rregularl- Les and Ubs' ructious; 30 yea: s? experience. Office 906 B st. s.w., opporite Smithsonian, augl4-2* 240 ISTER'S LINIMENT i ’ Cues Rheumatism, Ne He all sores pains, juried, i teres tate ry Chow Wik ‘Ponnsyivanis avencs, ta for Washington, ‘api5-m, ‘Ta, W.f, [45H00D BESTORED, 4 vcum.of Youthful imprad mature decay, nervous In vain every known remedy, has self cure, which he Will sen sufferers. Adi H. REE myely ak PiAsos XULGK.— DE. SUBERTBON can bh ouusulted We and ath Ome, on D st ‘Orn and leh, from B10 $ son Nerve pitty Premacare De neon, Necvoun! Lispotoncy. gay, Nervous Trembling, Paipitation Di ens of bt or G1 &c., all resui furnish wed MADER EERE en ‘et reasonable rates for the heated terza, ¥. J, HEIBERGER, Tailor, ‘No. 535 15th stress, ‘sehington, eer DG hGoN WA D.—The owner of a HAVEN ORGAN? can find ‘y a) p/p ing at 944 Est. now, <2}.500 TD) GOAN FOR THREE Ox FiVE ae “GRO'GE TRUESDELL, sug? 6t : 805 Tin wire ts I WANT To RUY FIXTURES FOR Gs0- cery and Provision St re—Gount rs bins sielv= Dg. States, cadd'es, coffee mill, s' ow case, lana, sign, &c | “Describe the articies sud lowest p. co. Adcre:s M. J. K.. Port Omer city ne F BSALS Small Frame HOUSE sic lot, shade and fruit trees, ava ator, alll in good condition. “Pri « 50 r month. Call at 5: ivern Raid F ne, or on EN 177_Pacent UMce, % SALE—-A now two-story snd base oot Press-brick HOUSE, No 1741 18.h st. tween K and 8 sts.; bay window fo roof, 7 roms, Duh room 2 water closets, marble mancels, lat “NEW Saab parch st trebe. range and every modern convenience, $2,600: smal cash payment. dalance to <uit, FoaNK M. LEWi8, No. 1221 Pa. ave aug2i 61 NOS, IS YOUR TIME To GET BARGAINS— Property for sale in diff rent Rais of city from 10 $18 (00. Aiso fine B iiding LOTS. au,20-ly J. ©. HOUSE, 1723 Penna. ave, S500 70 LOAN ON RKAL ESTATE SECU- KITY for two or three Ap- Dy at ore auglo St 3.£00 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN | sums to sult, Apply 10 | pA. DARNRILLE, | ang20 3:_N. E. cor. Tin stand La. ave. ow. | RRENT—Two HALLS. sultahia for soci | | also. DIN ING-KOOM and KITCHEN, Apply at HOY & (O.'S, 1236 Peunsyivania ave, ne. 18 Im FOR BALE Jver the Fouse rom A Swat FaMILY—(m the south side of K street, naar Sib street n.w.; has siz fli @ roows and bath room; range, sink, bot and culd water Latrobe heater, ec | Fos ite size. it is the best closeted house th thecity. | Has a good yard and shedding In ths rear and thirty-five feet of varking In front enclosed by ircn railing. Price $3 200. ‘Terms easy avgl9 6t M.M. ROHRFR 613 7m st. f Wied LOAN, MONEY on real estate, tn sums to sult, at 8 ver cent. On first-class business property at 7 per cent, B. O. HOLTZMAN, angl7-tr loth and F sts, n.w, FY REALE An cvant RESIDENCE that cost | {he owner $60 010 Siu sel it for $3 000, Ap by 5 W.l. MY ERS, _Bug16-8w 71S 16th street, Pen eh? 2st BUSINESS STANDS on 14ih strest Apply to OHN W.P. MY ang16-2w 715 15h strest, VOR SALE-Urox MoyTHLy Pay MENTS— 03 Several HOUSE S at the following prices tach: $1,250, $2,000, $3,500. $4 4.500, $6 000, 36 C00. Apply to" JOHN W.P MYERS, anelé-lm 716 15th street. oR SALE OR FXSHANGE-A two-to BRICK HOUSE on 16th street Brooklyn) will exchange for IMPR: VAD or UNIMPROVED. PROPERTY in this Soin APS weve: angl6-20 “715 15.0 strest, {OR SALE—A $20,000 HOUSE at hal’ pis. Kt Address P.O. Box 564, City. angl5 6.* M4257 FARM FOR SALE ON MODE. avi Ka TE TERMS. —I will sell about 30 ACRES OF FINE LAND near Benniigs’ Station, D. C.; ® small dwelling-house on the place. ane18-Ibt" SELBY B. BCAGGS, Bennings’. BARGAIN. —Ican sell in the next ton day two two-story BRICK HOUSES, with ¥ Tvs, gas and water; located on Corcoran street, Originals pabos ay can OS sold on easy terms. origin: . ‘Apply to We E BURFORD. 700 8 one Te ONEY! MONEY 1! MONEY 111 M ow WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELEY, Erc., ar P. WALLACH'S, Loan and Ovmmission Broker, 14617 , GOL DsTEDT@ Co., “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, Liberal Advances made on Loan or sion, on Diamonds and Jeweiry, Bilver- ware, &c., for any time: ‘The oldest largest business patti and in the city. ee LADIES’ GOODS. JS ASNoUNCING THE D: Cour, L would state eee Ss » I woul te all my guods have been carefully appraised and marked down to their pres- elt market value. With the business of the coun- try on 9 g:1d basis, and with all the advantages and faci'ities of s twenty-five yea 8° experience ta im- my patrons, as the porting, I will place before Bon advances, afl the = YOVELTIES « F THE BEST PUKOPEAN HOUSES, bought oieet from the manufacturers, and at ccs which will compare favorably » 1° | Riis country, “MALLIAN, = ania avenue, mugad-tr 7 Penns, 7Cite Trevise, Pare enn [25- J.P. PALMER, Has just received frcm New Ycrk new styles of STBAW GOOrS for early Fall Wear, Alco, full ne of Jugla and Monogram KID GLOVES; Genuine Courtauld CRAPES, ac. Fpecial attention given to Mourning orders. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, avg20-tr_1107 F st.. bet, Uth and 18th sta, HIONABLE MILLINERY,. Mrs. C. V. SMITH having rented the store 618 Sh street n.w., will open atout Ai 12th a first-class assortment of MILLINE 3 GOODS, embracing ail the noveities of the season. Being # practical ane having beer, connected with Buses 1. th shave of public patror Wi | give entire satisfaction. 8th street. opposite Patent avglO Lu! L4 P18 feeling’ sure that she she Look for the No. 618 Office, Mrs, C. V. SMITH. Are invited to look at the great “ CURATIVE CORSET.” Highest recommendations from the best medical authority, DUUGLASS, 9th and F, St. Cloud Building. aug2-tr Sole Agent for District. Bezeains aS LADIES’ SHORS. Until September Ist I shall allow adis-, coust of 15 percent. on all'cash sales, Cy JA8. H. VERMILY4, 610 9th st., opp. Patent Ofice, » BOLTS and SHOKS made to order at short notice. augl-tr J UsT BECEIVED 1 CASE FAYAL HATS, cane. ' JSABOTS and HANDEERBCHIEFS, PATTERN HATS at half price. #@- Goods marked in plain figures, MES. M. J. HUNT, 691 ané 693 D streoct, FAMILY SUPPLIES. ICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Eure old Port Wine. Brandy, jy2t-tr FRE WATERMELONS, FRESH EVERY Day-Kert on Ice, reso on hand, finest Ni meg snd Hunter AB? ELOUP: fine Bartlett Sea ay far kindsee enor § EET PO- TARR SUGAR CORN, Kinds of MEAT, SW! -B ‘Dressed. CHICKEDS, &. Mest att Pere leave address, and we will send Ai received ces S sree? = aus6-ly Corner 14th st- and Bi | “In order to close out the balance of our SU NOTICE! onfsomest tine of fine Valenciennes Laces city. from 5 cents to {—_—_ ---— 4 TICE! Nees ~ We can now act Em? ‘amd om and Insertings to be found im {™. t pened this morning, Torch Seon. 38 cents to 5 cents per Vaiencionnes, Teant Cam ric Labetidovice, Insertings Sea Telg, *t ities roel (entire’s oer ‘aeaigns,) ail ¥ery fine q — conte to ‘The store. fe well worth the attontion ™tS! 1" Want of desitabie GOODS ‘at resonate SS, All kinds of Staple aad Fancy Dry Goods a. lowest cash tig afte engl7-tr 314 8th street n. w. RY GOODS AT COST. MMER GOODB, we will positively sell all our DRESS G@UUDS at cost. We bave also marked down our large stock of EMBROIDEB1ES to one-haif the reguiar price, Special bargains are offered in HOSIERY aad Fency STOCKINGS, Great redactions in Rixck aod colored SILKS, to make room for new fall stock. ‘ New stock of VEL VETS just recelved. CON NOLLY'B, sngl0-tr_ 608 9h street, opp Paxtent Offon, a ALNS B UNPRECEDENTED AND UNPARAL- at BRODHEAD'S, LL F street, bet. 12th and 18th, Pa Pe Rial ting Cotton, Be, dozen, In boxes, “Ge c. and Gents’ Gauze Undershirts, up. | ful and most serviceable Nock Kuftling, 0c. and yp. Double width, all wool, B. | Cashmere 490. gt d., Wort? 0c. elsewhere. | , Wool Fiannels 196. and up. A genuine Gaines Lyons Gros grain Silk at ies would be good yalue at $1 75. Dress Goods from 80. per yd. up, C tton, Cloths, Table Damask, Towel wapking Linens, Linings of all kinds, W: oto tia Lawni tany, 6 jandker- chiefs, Collars and Cutts, Hoslery, Bibb &e., &c,, equally ch dal first-c'aks. at Ree A aR NERCDERAD sugi-tr_ 1205 F Street, bet. 19h avd Op? DRY GoopDs. Rest 7 c. Bleached Covivn la city, God Calicoes, 41. sa ‘anton, + Fiannels. 6c. a = fan Pate ta: "EER te gan, Percales, 8 and 10c. ; | Parasols at cost. Silk embroidered, woven seam Balt Hose, 316 Large stock Children’s Fancy Hose cheap. Fullstock Boys’ Cassimeres, reduced prices, AllSummer Goods at and below cost, ress All Wool Black Cashmeres, 50c., worth 75. Biack Silks in bargains, @3c. uj n: Cotton Lawns, 8ig¢.up. $270; Linen Butte - “T.N, NAUDA 709 Market ‘ YARDS PACIFIC PERCALES 2,000 Fane sitghy's Double Busk Corset, est tn the otty, ‘Mae, Demorest's reliable Patterns. 308. B, BAILEY, ty81-tr Cor, 7th and F sts, s.w. M4SUFacruBEeD EXPRESSLY FOR Cc. M. TOWSON & CO., BOBY'S PATENT DOUBLE BUSK. HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY, GLOVE FITTING COESET CLASPS, Warranted not to break, 7 cents per a per pair, $1.50 per pair, Just received a complete stock of FINE BLACK CASHMERES direct from the importer, @ cen's, 7 cents, 85 centa, 86 conta, Our entire stock of ae SPRING AND 8UMMEE GO0D8 AT CoB, to make room for New Fall Goods, C. M. TOWBON & Co., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, jy30-tr south side, near 7th street northwent. W. BURPETTE . Bap dooutcanmernee oe Must BE weep, #* be sold at soe pa thet! rea i a Hi 5 a and Striped Silks, eel We pay case of our Parasols at real cost, I om Branol tom ack we. eee mymiy “IDS GRE Sy coUrNRun shInT= is e:egantly made of frst-cinae with Linen Steeve Bs Linen : Sear Sea haamge booms ae aierialr eed aie ney 21 Baas; = is only 60 cw. w The mo. * Ocr ‘Fruit of te a time st @ cts. The Wamsutta O. “Boye Bhariae 12, 12%, and 18 tmches, made Semeatte Masa, mf mee a? Bosoma, oul Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 marST-tr ©. GRU. MECIN SINS: PROFESSIONAL. AMSLEE SMITH, So hTTORNEY-AT-Lhw, 393 $4 stroat nw, $1,600; law repealed int bept., 1878. aupa tine RS. R. F. BERR Oth Powerful M Magnetic Heale “inemmissone eres are . or years’ ©: Dentistry ip al! its branches, Gold fille work fmer Reteroncea: nett But Domer, Lith and H sw. o.w.; Wm, i ty Dome m, Halantyne, & mn, 428 TLb Bt. Bw. gon 2. T. M. TALBOTT, Densiss, ‘Removed to \theast corner 7th Drriatatret ten ad Der set. D* J. B. @i 0 we’ wre? ony ‘Over Thompson's Drug Store, Di goin Feer. ioe Sid, 1: ree ‘warranted, — ud —_—_—_—__—____ Wy asnxeron OME BEMEDY, DE. LEWIS’ PLASTER, SEVEN FOR 2 QUARTER. large and six small. ang Bure cure Porous Tor Guts, ‘Barns, Braise and Sold et oll Druooists. Ash for « Otroular, OT MEAL CRACKERS, GRAHAM CRACEEBS, CHAROOAL CRACKERS, BRETZELS, And a variety of other CRACKERS. JOHK H. MAGRUDER, 1421 Wow York evens, sogii-tr = near U, &, Treasury Department,