Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN Peds MONDAY = 26, 1880, *~cnosBY S. NOYES... Editor. fhe \e Evening Siar has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily payers here added to- oetner. Some Interesting facts are given in the Charleston papers in regard to the improved cultivation of cotton upon the famous sea islands of South Carolina. Before the war, under the slave system, the average yleld of these Islands was from 5) to 1% pounds per acre, Since the war the large plantations have been Givided up so that Instead of 400 or 500 acres, as. formerly, the average size now is from 59 to 60 acres. Fertilizers are used very extensively, and the planters direct thetr attention to im- proved cultivation, instead of, as before the war, trying to cover a large acreage of ground. Under this new system and with free labor the average production per acre has been increased from S0 to 250 pounds, and some of the planters last year realized a net profit of $100 per acre. This, too, after expending from 360 to $30 per acre for fertilizers. One of the islands, under the improved system of cultivation, was made to produce last year 566 pounds ot cotton to the acre. This sea Island cotton commands an average price of 49 cents per pound, and the planters, both white and colored, who raise it are growing ricb. This comparison shows how far superior the new south with free labor can be made to the old south with slave labor, re —___ The impression that Tilden will not be a can- didate before the Cincinnati convention has be- Come quite general of late, and the statement to this effect by THe Stak’s New York correspon- dent, who evidenced his familiarity with Til- den’s plans by foretelling what he would do at the Syracuse convention, has contributed large- Ty to this feeling. No doubt Tilden intends to hold all his political forces together, if he can, with the view of helping some friend to the nomina- tion at Cincinnati. The Pennsylvania conven- tion, which meets next Wednesday, will deter- maine, to alarge extent, the amount of infiu- ence Tilden will have at Cincinnati. If his fiends can control the Peni ania delega tion he will still be a power in the party; but , a8 LOW seems probable, Senator Wallac ucceeds in dominating the convention, the feet will be to so weaken the Tidlen intluence that it will not count for much. ——_—__—_—_—_--_____ All the Indications are th: he vote of Hi- nots will decide who shall be the republican nominee for the presidency, and the contest for delegates in that state is therefore watched with interest by the politic! all over the ns country. The situation In IMnols ts just now favorable for Blaine. The Blaine men have elected seventy-two delegates to the state con- vention against forty tor Grant; but only seven- teen of the one hundred and one counties have So far elected, and the Grant men claim that their strongholds have not yet been heard from. Most of the counties in which Senator Logan’s gfluence ts supposed to be potential have yet to Vote, and he sconts the idea that Grant will be defeated in his own state. Should Iilnols go “agin him,” it ts needless to say that Grant will be nowhere as a candidate for the nomination at Chicago. —_-+-___ Senator Thurman's speech, delivered at Col- umbus, Ohio, Saturday evening, is being spoken Of as sounding the key note of the presidential canvass forthe democrats in the event that Grant is nominated by the republicans. While Mr. Thurman was not authorized by his party to lay down the principle upon which {t will conduct the campaign, his intimate acquatnt- ‘ance with all the leaders and thorough knowl- @dge of their views enables him to speak with authority. He is the recognized leader of his party in Congress and 1s consulted in regard to every measure of party management. The de- mand of republicans—especially the third- termers—for a “stronger government,” was the text from which Senator Thurman's political Sermon was preached and it will form the basts Of the democratic campaign, perhaps, whether Gen. Grant be the republican nominee or not. The argument, however, would not be ot much force against any other candidate than Gen. Grant. Cadet Andrus, who, in his testimony before the Whittaker investigation at West Point avowed his prejudice against the colored cade and sald he objected to the latter “falling in” along side of him, is from Indiana, and his father Is a minister of the gospel and a pro- nounced republican. Andrus’ testimony led a number of journals to concinde that he was from the south, aud the Chicago Tribune, upon this assumption, based another, to the effect that the white cadet’s father was a plantation over- Seer before the war and a rebel soldier during the war. Tius illustrates the unfairness of as- suming that prejudice against the colored race Only exists in the south. —-o+e-___ The Grant boom hasa lift In Virginia and a Set back in Maryland. The primaries held in a number of counties in Maryland on Saturday resulted, the Baltimore American says, in a Victory for the antl-Grant sentiment in that State. John Kelly ts applying the same bulldozing tactics to the national democ to deteat TH- den that he used in the New York canvass last year against Robinson. In a speech at Tam- Many hall the other night he declared that if Tilden is nominated at Cincinnatl, Tammany will oppose him at the polls. Ke against Robinson contributed more to his nom- ination than anything else, and he ‘s more Ukely to help Tilden than to hurt him by the course he ts pursuing. Tammany does not Stand too well in democratic estimation, and it’s bolt of last year has not endeared it to the Party. It’s opposition to Tilden and bitter per- Sonal warfare agains, him tn 1576, aided rather ‘tran injured bim, but Kelly does not seem to learn any wisdom — experience. The sweeptp sunday law adopted | recently by the Kentucky lesislature went tnto effect yesterday, and so stringent are its provisions isville poitce in enforcing tt stopped all work at the newspapers offices, closed all the Saloons, sent all public hacks to the stables, and reported for indictment the sexton and Organist at one of the churches on the ground ‘that they viviated the statute which says that all persons who receive pay for services of any Kind on Sunday siali be punished. It ts deemed rather odd that Ke tucky should have passed a Sunday jaw that is x. nost more severe than the much denounced blue laws of the New England puritans. Commissioner Walker in laying out the ground for an exceptonally complete census enumeration in all its varied branches has very Judiciously assigned to Clarence King the work of collecting statistics concerning precious me- tals in this country for incorporation 1n the next census. Mr. King is making preparations fora thorough and reliable exhibit. Oae vol- ‘ume of the census report will be devoted to the Information obtained, which will be statistical, bistorical and descriptive. It fs the tatention to make this census of the mining industries he fullest and best ever prepared in any coun- ——_—_—_-<e-- > Inter-Oceanfe canal seems to have drop- Yo clean out ofthe publie mind. The subject + rely ever mentioned. All interest in tt ap- ¥ stg have departed with De Les3ep3 A 8 time ago the papers were filled with the et and both Houses of Congress were ham- ng at it dally. The Monroe doctrine was uunded, and many went so far as to say we st to be preparing to enforce it with war. The only solution of this sudden disappearance a Quch-disetsset question ts that the prest- Ges. (lal election ts regarded as a subject of more rtance and one that more nearly concerns TRC people. ——__+--______ Downey should start on his lecturing tour at once, while his advertising boom 1s at its height. Fy next winter some new fellow will have the eye and ear of the public, and he will fall to iw, ———_~+-___ f the four states that will appoint delegates to Chicago this week, California {s counted for JPaine, Ohio for Sherman, and Arkansas and South Carculna for Grant, Ps) ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. SPEC'AL OFFERING THIS WEEK. ALL OUR FINE SPRING MILLINERY ar HALF FRICE, TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SUMMER BONNETS AND HATS, IMMENSE BARGAINS Will be offered, commencing MONDAY, APRIL 26TH. P. §.—We Oren Born Ovr Srores aT 83 o'CLock, A. M., AND CLOSE AT 7 PF. M., PROMPT. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOOHRANE, 705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. a 26 OWSON'S ICE CBEAM.—A Pure Cream ats popular price, not a ‘mixture of corn March, Rc-s Ata fancy price. 81-25 axal. Special rates to Geaters, festivals, excursions, &c. ty 1104 12th at. ap26-2t" NE MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 50 Cents PER Lr. Best Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, 35 ets. Bect fis COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts. per 1b. Swiss Process FLOUR, $2. 15 per bbl. NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sts, ap26-3m_ WM. HS EMOVAL. Office of the U. 8. Insyector of Gas and Motors has been REMOVED floor of GALT'S venue. eters inspected on request of consumers.” prev DENCE HOSPITAL. Graduates in Medicines wishing to avail them- selves of the Competitive Exami sation for the posi- tion of ‘House Physician," &c., in this Hospital, ake written application to the President ae £R, Georgetown, D. C.,) on or before ATU May Ist., and attend at the Hospital om MONDAY, May $d’, at 12:30 p.m., for exami- nation en GHAE’ TON TYLER, M President. ap26-st RING at DS Secretary. ENEAR'S GERMAN | DYPSPESIA Powder Promotes Dixesti Renear’s Dyspepsia Tonic Prompts Relieves Wind Dyspepsia, Henear's Brown Mixtu: Cures a Vold Quickly. — Bold b; i all Drugaists. ap26-5t DUNCAN SNIFFEN, Capit ADV. ERTISING AGENT, BE and #2 Astor House Offices, N.Y: We know mm to be = advertising agent who promptly pays his bills.—New Fork Sun. He pos- seeses large and original resources for stic-essfully ae newspaper advertising to the entire satis- faction of his patrons, and we advise every one bs- fore giving out any orders, to obtain from him an estimate as it will cost them nothing and may save em a great deal.—New York Worl. We recom? inend him to every ‘one as an expert in the art of advertising.—New Fork Tribu. p26 lm EDICM WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. w. 8s. 935 Pennsylvania LADIES RIDING HABITS to order. Rnewse . SPICER, COMPTON & Co. uccessors to 0. O. BPICER) pte their BUTTER cee CHEESE Store omer Sth and E sts. ww: to O64 Loulsi~ ana Avenue, where they ‘will contiane to keep ihe best stock of BUTTER, OHEESE, Se. in the ¢ FINE GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALING. sone peceived: alotof NEW MAPLE SYRUP and Sais y F receiv of choice, fresh N.Y. BUTTER, Butier by package only. ap24-6t SSELL’S ICE CREAM, TY, STANDS witnour A RIVAL. jit is not robbed of its purity to enavle us to sell it cheap, Strawberry Festivals, Church Entertainments and Dealers supplied xt 81-25 per gallon. Family orders attended to with our usual prompt ness, and they can be made up of s dozen differeut favors. ers for Sunday shonid be Jeft on Saturday. Yeo Greata shipped by any of the Railroads or ‘amu boat! ap24-lm, es de2dp 1427 New York ave. GPEersE maveses IN SEWING MACHINES. Ste: Wheeler & Wilson. OWE soa e Wilson Drop Leaf aid Drawir. ‘These Machines are as zood 28 new and are war- rented for three years. Call early if you desire a bargain at OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 Oth street, cor. F northwest. All kinds Rented and Repaired. ap24-ly UBnORS' Cele Cates TAKEN IN Genuine Blue Midaiese “Tnnet Suits, 812. Youths" Best Biue Flannel Suita, $10 and $12. Boys’ Best Blue Fiannel Suite, $8 and $10. Boys’ School Suits, 50, 84 and 35 u} Childs School Su 7 to 10 years, 82, to Childs Linen’Suits, 7 to 10 years, 8 Sup, Boys’ Linen Sits, 1) to 16 years, ‘82, and $3 up. Men's Odd Goats at half valne, at J.W. SELBY. 1914-1916 Pa. ay i Sign Big Shoe. apa s = s fe Macow, Ga., Mar. 31, —From having bean intimate ‘fo tora of Swift’s Syphilitic much of its manufacture men in the community —wel ere Victims in early | i re with the proprie- ecific, I have known dits use. There are known citizens—who fe to Syphilis, and who nave taken the 8 ne, aud who are now, to all appearances, and in their ‘own belief, as free from. faint of distaxe as the first man, fresh from the hands of his Maker. Delicacy forbids their public commendations of this medicine, but Tam al- Towed torefer the sceptic yrirately to those who will endorse every thing that can be said in its favor. yposedl wo Tecommendins secret reme- name I speak when I say that our science has not yet made es ‘acom- bination equal to unis for the purpose indicated: RG, Prepared T SPEOLETO. 00. Atlanta, Ga. "Bol? by BCRELEER & STEVENS, National Hotel. 4m EDDING INVITATIONS aye Vis- Ww ITING CAKDS A SPECIALTY. ‘ Iam now preparedto ENGRAVE and PRINT in superior style and workmanship than any other ent for same prices. 3: L. SMITH, apl5-Im 908 Pa. ave., up stairs. Tas you folate & E. oe tp bps oe Ads st. ‘ap15- Ay ee Beste crea LIGHT RED MACHINE BRICKS for sale at a low price. Also 300, 000 best quality hand made Merehantable, at market G. yh SHERIFF’: Goat asp Woop OFFICES, ap20-6t 1224 and 328 Pennsylvania ave. at 9D at manera Dry ste.n. N.B. Note by niall prowpar: ater one to. Fe sale at the acer ata BEE ae oe or al or sale at the ee torr &* co CHO geO Pa. avenu: 75 cents per bottle. apS-Im* Ts NOTICE. —Since January, 1878, 1 hay ng frou $2 19 $90 for each watch I'l give 1, That my patted 8 sorta every brary dotle forse si ever mired. N. Jars ay en reat SS ars IN STYLES AND PRICES, AT DAVIS’, ‘719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER 81x STREET. \TOCK OF FANCY AND MILLINEB' § Ba Ce BUTTONS, TOROIDE, NOTION! Ge a and aitractives el atu ‘inusually ow pri 719 Market Space. FS3 BARGAINS IN FANCY AND MELEINERY GOODS and NOTIONS, go to SUN, UMBRELDAS AND PARASOLS, in great ae riety, all of best makes and id most nat desirable styles, TASS STYLES, MOST Geeta tly Eee. AND LOWEST PRICES, AVES V OVELTIES IN MILLINERY GOODS, WEAR. FANCY RIBBONS, TRANS, &e., received every day, Bt GOODS AND LOWEST Pees at w719 Lp Ss ces ap2l-lw street. WHALE O11 soar, the destruction of the myriads of Grosa Bugs that infest Kose Bushes and other plants. Freshsupply by ARTHUR NATTANS. Pharmacist, ap23_ 14th and I and 3d and D sts. n.w. ECTOGRAPH OR CHROMOGRAPH eee Pie ee for and delivered; Postal Card, 50 cts. ‘ote, 75 cts.: Letter, 81.25; Lexal Cap, ‘81.50; iis fale, 15 cts.’ per oz Batistaction ‘or mo, chavwee BERGER, 509 L st. n w. QTINEMETZ, 1237 Penna, avenue, Has opened a complete atock of y Yo thn ang Chilaren's appropriate to the season. Large stock SUN UMBRELLAS, for Ladies and Gentlemen. pos OF PRICES. ap23-ly, FROM THE “FAMOUS,” No. 400 Seventh Street Northwest, OORNER D. Goop WORKING SUITS, 86, 87, 87.50, 88, 89. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SUITS, 810, $11, 812, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 818. SUPERB DRESS SUITS, B16, $18, $20, $22, B24, 823, B30, $32, $35. BOYS' DRESS SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY, 4, 84.50, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 10. CHILDREN'S SUITS in elegant assortment 82.50, 82.75, $3, 83.50, 84, $4.50, 85, 86, 87, 38, 89, 810. PANTS in all the latest styles, from $1 to $10, at the “FAMOUS.” No. 400 Seventh st. n.w., CORNER D. ONE PRICE. apl? THE HUB PUNCH. 4 PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. PUNCH MADE_IN BOSTON HE HUB PUNCH MADE. IN Bost SOLELY BY C. B.G SONS, AS LATELY BEEN INTRODUCED, MEETS WITH MARK! Be FAVOR AS. a HEATHEOL PaND PALATABLE DRINK. IT IS PREPARED WITH Co CARE enON THE BEST MATERIALS, AND as E ADDITION TO THE 10K THIN OF THE TABLE, WHIO: CRDENTABLY | eer kRak THE PLEASURES OF AND ENCOUR. Keroro) HIP ie )- FELLOW! iD GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. THE NAME AND TITLE “HUB PUNCH,” Is ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY ‘PHE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES. All unauthorized ut ‘rade Mark will be promptly prosecuted. Cc. . GRAVES & SONS, Bostox, Mass THE HUB FPUNCA Is Soup mm NESETGTON BY Ww. BUROHELL, 1332 a st. nw. SiOKEON & 00. 020 be ivani: WILLIAM OR} & BONS, HOLS Pe 2 Ww. Ee BAR nae ¥F ie ne “a WM. I. TUNE ‘BR Sub Tina n.W PHILLIPS, 2026 Lith et. SCOTT & GARRISON, cor. Corcoran and lath sts. ne 5 ind Sy teasing pane aaa Grocers, ‘Restaurants every for sale, G.O. TAYLOR'S OLD ‘BOURBON and ar BOURBON ROCK—best in the world for general use and medicinal purposes. J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, pl4-Im__ 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. OTICE. oakt Books ee subscription to the balance of Of the NATIONAL PATI ASSOGIAS ON al be open at the Office of the Association, N.W 2 | S08 Market Space, until May 1 c bers who have paid up their subscription can obtain there admission tickets to the grounds by applying at the Office. No one will be admitted to e grounds after this date without a fi apl2-1it WM. M. GALT, ‘President. area waren, wave fet DEMONGHOT'S vAMuRostaL, bie 9th eld . posite U.8. Patent O1 EMOVED, DNER, the well-known Manufac- sdewelor and Vatohmaier,, bas removed from i iow located stand 932 to 1209 Pennsylva- Digavenue, north side, Not responsible for work left_at old stand. ap5-Im Gees TROTTING STALLION } Season Marders Chief, by Clark Ohief, fon of Mambrino Chief; Brees by by Star Davis, h by Gen Se ar Davia, he by Glencoe; waaress Qo dtar Oftge. ‘Spsame iH. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY OHILDREN® | CARRIAGE 0OM- PANY, the cheapest for beauty, comfort and dura- bility {n the market. | Bicycles and Veloeipedes for lowest boys and i268 pnd styles ‘chery eaey Bowe goods. y—Fla Sif cites and styide. Gal sat cease They speak for themselves. mars0 EOOND-HAND CLOTHING, Meeps SPISTOLS, £o., £0; The highest cas | TenGGNHEDIER, Sst Tus by mail promotly attended to. EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees. For Cuts, Scratches, Burns, and Skin Affections. For Hands rougnened by household work, &c. For Toilet use, Chapped Skin, Pimples, &c. For Tender Feet, Soft Corns, Bunions, &c- For Hemorrhoids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. W.= WHEATLEY. We ir marl9-3m* DYEING AND SCOURING 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Guonezrows, D. G. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Bend your address. feb7 (GNNIN TTER, has received te Boron road eG, ew cu Silk 5 a mado prdee. | O16 atyjes remodelled. a ana a mard ‘VSTEBINARE DIUM sd DEPOT, Re ORT A eis do | ders, Hoof Ointment lorees, an ‘ali Jands of Gaitle and ROBT. SMITH, V.S., apa-ly 400 14th street n.w. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A gd WAIST HAND for dressmaking, at No. 929 KE ct MONEY TO LOAN. KR SALE—Two LOTS, 21 by 93 feet each, on Saet side of $40 mt, nears st ebeap., Address P.O. Box 279, cit 026-5t* Wis GIRL for chamberwork and =e dining-room, and one to wash and scrub, Inquire at 485 Pa ave. n.w. _aj23-3t" RENT— Furnished and U: aieeuest Feo mau location. Inquire at bad etn ee Eand F z. Wanen Bo BoY in a Printing OBlce: ‘salary per week. Also in store; must come rect mmended. * oot 7th st. x Ww. itt ‘ANTED—GIRL for general housework. be good plain cook: recommended ; Must well = eS Also MAN to attend horse. No. 22°F stay F ai RENT—Five-room vane HOUSE, a Tat Vermont ave : gas and water. Appi to JAS. ROBBINS, No. 1314 Vermont ave. ap26-St" yy ated story FRAME ioe kg s,Doar Tth aw. In guire of 8, ito" Stor 10. Stove Snaest Wis —A DRUGGIST, honest, temperate, industrions and competent, to act as reliet clerk. Give references, Address for next t days ‘‘ Drugwist,” Star Office. itt (OR RENT Elerant APARTMENTS on Gret and Second flocrs; southern, eastern and western exrosure: all modern conveniences; at 1027 Ver- mont avenue, near McPherson square. ap26-6t Waa aA aistclass COOK, WASHER and TRONER, to go 5 miles in the country. Also a good CHAMBERMAID. Apply 1012 14th, i be tween K and L - OMAN to, sow aS ‘do Must ae Wit NTED—WHIT! hourework and asimin ire of childret come well recommended. 621 Pa. ave. LeW-, day between 10 and 1 o'clock a.m. ok No or ieee BOONE: § 0 two. puiare tables. aa a "a Billiard an’ and Poot Address J. F, A., Box 41, House of Reps. a ae a ae ‘aged white woman, a SITUATION to do chamberwork, assist in Washing and ironing, or gencral housework. Good Feferen Address for two days Box 62, fuse ce, Wit tara a young woman 8 RITU. aon to travel: would take charge of children in Address Box 46, Star office. ap24-3t* WAteas New York BAKER, looking for a place as foreman on bread or cakes, pies and pastry. 417 6th st_8.w. ap24-2 ED—Two Furnished or Taira state terms aud location. Address Star office 24-21 WANTED A SITUATION to take care of a house for the summer, or as companion, gov- ernees, or housekeeper; highest references. Ad- drees MRS. G. W. A-, Star office. ‘ap2d-2t* Way AronnE, laa, 23 years old, EMT- ¥LOYMENT to do housework or servant ;cake baker and candy maker, pood roferouoss nas GET EMPLOYED, City Post Office. __ap24-3t* a WY ANTED__By S resncctabie white girl aSTTUA. TION as chambermaid or nurse. in's private family; best cae if oauired: Apply 614 B st., bet. 6th and 7th sts. 8.c ap24-2t" WAN TED—4 first-claes cutter and fitter wishes iGAGEMENTS by days or week; is a fash- ionable trimmer, and guarantees fit for first-class Jadies. Ask for SWISS LADY, 1923 Pennsylvania ave. ap2d-2r* ANTED—A HORSE—Any one having a rood Horse to let for the summer on reasonable terms, where good treatment and light use are guarahteed, address, giving terms, the below. A saddle-horee, that may be occamtonally used in light phaetod preferred. A. Star office. ap2e-ote WANTED_A STI UATION. by a at girl child's nurse, to travel with a family in KE rope, Refers by permission to present place 1601 ap23-4 WANTED TA responsible party (rentieman and wife) will take care of furnished HOUSE. dar: ing summer menths for use of two rooms. | Bost references. Address Box 23, Star Office. _ ap23- ae ANTED—By a lady, a smal! HOUSE of 4 rooms, in a respectable locality. Rent not to exceed $10 per month. Kent paid «promptly. Ad- di A, O., at drug store da 12th st, haw 7 ANTED— First-class and assistant MILLT- NERS, at M. WILLIA) ap23-3t —__ WANTED First of May. HOUSE with modern improvements; rent not to exceed $30 or 835, in good location, not east of 9th or west of 16th st. u.w., ona lettered street, southern exposure, and not north cf O st.n.w. Brompt pay and best of ret- erences. Address Box 84, Star Office. _ ap23-3t* V ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with, Ser- vants. Try us. ae white and colored Sei vant, with rafovenpe. 9 aps-4w? 26 F st.n.w. au E. aah o TAMEEESIAIGS ‘and UNSER, REAMISTRESSES aot otis Hen with es Servants furnffhed at short Rous. Employment Ofte, corner 7th and G sts P. ING THIRD-STORY ROO: Ce ty OARD. aie or en suite; south front 135 New York ave,’ ‘ap26-3t* OR RENT—With or without ea ay a pri- vate family, HED ROOMS at 507 E at. D.W. References exchanged. ae ‘Bt Caen G: —Larre, comionuntonting: ROOMS, floor; also Single Rooms; house with modern | ane ents ; Srabe Board; on car line. Ist., opposite Franklin Park. ap23-6t* 1SS6 Lint: opposite Eranklin Park. ___Sp23-007_ Fics'sun ROOMS, WITH BOARD—Third story ; summer prices.” Convenient to cars. 939 fs apl6-2w" Fr RENT OR GGT ROOMS, en suite or sin- gle. Apply 1326 New York ave. Also, TABLE BOARD, first-class. apl3-! ae HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROO. Pret first-class Hotel Board, for 825. and aas0 pet Paley steam ._ House is well furnishe and Bee way desirable. lm HE LOCHIEL HOURE, 612 oth st.n-w., is one conducted” of the cosiest and best houses in the cit TRanel scormmo- novl9 dated at reasons ie tea BO ARD. | _COUNTRY_ Oe NTRY BOARD.—Laure!, ‘Md., midway be- ‘en Baltimore vashington, on B. & ( thirty minutes ride. -Pleassnt roome and first- 200 yards arom Station. ap26 Im* MBS. NEWMAN. JOUNTRY BOARDING AT POMONA, the fine country residence of ‘Mr. Clagett, Silyor Sprig Station, Metropolitan Branch R. gnen May let for the accommodation of those wae desire to secure good location early. For full ya Heulurs apply to MES. YEWELL, 1012 Tah etic opposite Hamilton House. Bp26-e03t* QUMMER BOARD.—ALMELDA will be “opened Large June Ist. iry Rooms, plenty of shade, every home contort: “Terms 85s" Month. On ine Shen. Valley R ft. Rateronces exchanged. Muss L. M. CROW. (ap21-e06w) Berry vill LOST AND FOUND. OST—French POODLE DOG. Answers to the namie of Mutt. Suitable reward a, tor his return to 1023 Vermont ave. It" L082, Sunny. Apri 25, 8 CORAL CHAIN, with Cornelian Cross and Heart attached. A Hberal reward paid if returned to No. 1109 4th st-n.w. It* OST—Saturday evening, a POOKETBOOK con- taining asum of money and one Car Ticke Howard poid if returned t) 306 Bast Oapiiol at, | ee April 24, at National Theater matinee, a PCCKET BOOK containing sundry pavers, knife, keys, &c. Suitable reward paid returned 410 New York avenue. 10 REWARD—No questions asked 3 for return of open-faced GOLD WAT iuarked 8. W. Lawrence, to 1340 11th st. ‘Taken on the nizht of 28th March last. a2 ‘OR RENT—Two communicating ROOMS on first floor and three on second floor, furnished or unfurnished; south front. No 1441 Massachu- fetts ave. n.w. ‘ap26-3t* R RENT—No. 406 I st. s.c., a well Furnished HOUSE, containing seven’ rooms, with all ponders: improvements. Inquire on od ren ‘OR RENT—A STABLE with four stalls and a CARRIAGE-HOUSE, in alley between E and F Hey and 12th and 13th sts. jeusanco ce a 2 eae floor, FE See Lees er furnished as bed. bath- roo! Also, two Unfurnished ROOMS, (front and bac third floor. Bent very reasonable. us ee OR RENT—At 1216 K st, tae a nisbed SITTING-ROOM and CHAMBERS; a healtby and Desntital locality, near Franklin Park. Also, CARRIAGE-HOUSE and STABLE. ences desired. ‘OR Aepese seven-room BRICK DWELL- with all moder conveniences, cellar, wigs barr, ose neighborhood. Otter Houser, ko., for rent, JOHN NHEBAAN & CO., Resl Estate Office, St. Cloud Building. ap26-3t R Hea Ist st. n.w.. BRICK HUUS&, containing eleven rooms, with modern improve- ments, xood yard, side porch, facing south. Kent reasonable to a oad tenant, Poasession given on the of 1880. For terms inquire at MAIINGS Hut ond SIGE stone ap26-6t POR SALE Resconapie Tenas—Cottaze-buiit BRICK, HOUSE, modern improvements, ron nds and ea ears pa cee of the Be onal Geormetown : ie fi 5 corder's Office, City marl6 7w* OB RENT— —Unfurniahed, suitable for hous eeping, four ROOMS: bath, was, Be A aeoariiineeey WOR RENT—A bright, pleasant * clozets, second floor, pith ood B Guices exchanged. 50 E’st. TOR SALE LOT, 203129 fae west side Lath st. north of W st.n.w., at 60 cts. per foot. TUCKER, Second Auditor's Office. anaes OR RENT sre centioman a fine Taree Farn- ished ROOM with bay window: Serta loca- references required. Apply at 1331 ‘OR KENT — DWELLINGS, Re located, in the city, suburbs and the country, at from $10 40 8100 pet month. W. W DANENHOWER & ON, 1212 Fst. n.w. ap2e-6t POR RENT Han deomely furnished ROOMS, en suite cr single; three suites of parlors inclusive; desirable for summer ; by day or week. Apply 1016 10th st., southwest corner Mass. a ap24-3t" FOR REN, AND SATs ESOF PROPERTY, PRI Nb AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin issued on the let ant 13th of every montis, at the office, of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 ith st. ewe apZ att —Dwelling HOUSES, STORES, OF- TABLES and burban: ae Bulletin changed Hesriy every da y,at the Ri CINTIRE, 918 F st. n. NT—Nice two-sto1 Cottage HOUSE, 1214 Pennsylvania ave.. $ rooms, larze wood- houee, front and back yard, bay. window, marble mantels latrobe stove and gas.m.i. Inquire THOS. AGGAMAN. Kcy next doo OR RENT—1319 7th st. ith st-n-w.. 11 rooms, $20; 1432 0 $15; Giga ve.,7 rooms, 815; ve. 6 at.#.: eB ‘Apniy to A.S. GAY’ 1oa5 sth st a per OR SALE OR RENT—An elegant MANSION on Park st., near 14th street, Mount Pleasant, cere 20 rooms, furnishé et or unfurnished. city gas, water and all pro, @ nents, 18 mode; acres, handsome lawn, fine oid sha fable arden, frnit treas and lance wrapery, acable room for 15 horses: _ Will rent for term of years or fellion easy terms. ° For particulars inquirg of J.V. N, ap2i-Im* Far RENT—DRUG STORE and DWELLING, 22th and Q sts. n.w. Inquire 1524 12th ap23-3t F = RENTOA malta of ROOMS on first floor, without board: Gelightfal location. poppy after 4 o’cleck, at 1214 K st. n.w. Foe: RENT—HOUSE No. 810 20th st. n.w., con- taining nine rooms and all modern conven- iences. Apply 800, corner H and 20th street new. ap23-3t* ‘OR RENT—May Ist—Part of an clegant HOUSE, uicely and completely furnished for housekeep- 10g oARly at 616 2d st. n.w., after 4 o'clock. PR RENT—Brick HOUSE, 11 rooms, in com- plete order; all conveniences and good stable; furnished or ent low to good SENS ga 1426 6th st. n.w. OR RENT—Wirn Boann—Two = furnished ROOMS, 2d floor, one front south front; Judiciery square: hot and cold w. splendid suinmer rooms ; 463 G st. n.w. a) ‘OR SALE—Handsome Dwelling HOU: ‘West End; contains 11 rooms, and has all modern improvements: is one ave. Terms to suit. Apply to W. B. WILC cor. 20th and I sts. n.w. oe a ‘~—To boarding house Lees near ‘ion, Slerge ang commodions modern MAN- BION and GROUNDS. fetes summer, suitable for a summer resort. For terms, & A. M. LOW, Purcellville, Loudon Co. moderate. FORE 2a gentlemen, furnished ROOMS; Be 909 Massachusetts ave. n-w. 'UR RENT—Two or three unfurnished or partly furnished ROOMS, on first or second foot suitable for housekeeping. No. 298 New Jers ave. 8.e. p22, 24£26-3t ue es oe May let, No. 74 Coneress $ teorgetown, six-room Press Brick Front Houses latrobe, bath room, &c. ; ee gard one- half equare from street_cars. ORME, Washington Gas Light Co., or cor. me and Stoddard. one lw Se K% RENT—A STABLE; one square east of City Hall; twostalls and room for two vehicles: yood loft. Inquire Room 1, 330 43s st. ap2l-2w Bu RENT—A small pees HOUSE, ian sackenn Hall alley, 88. Addi i oa fe a RENT—No. 1741 13th st., 7? Feoma: ss 825. No. 1826 16th st., 8 rooms atieueal Houses. aplT FOR. RENT OR SALE—A tmost attractive REST ‘CE, No. 505 Maple avenue, Le Droit Park; eight rooms and bath room, water, «as, furnace, open grates, wire screens in windows, bay windows, piazza, extensive lawn, fine croanet {eround. “Rent ow to 8 good tenant. ‘Terms of sale to suit. “Stable can be hined near by. Apply on the premises. apl6-13 New, be . @. BESieh TER, 519 7th at V W ILL THE PERSON WHO ADV afew settings of DROWN LEGHONS EG azo, please vive correct address to A. fj marhville, Lean. Ie no such number, as 12s Tevet eoutheeant: P. LIBBEY WILL CLOSE UP MAY 1 a persons indebted to bim miust positively call and pay before that day. Only one week more “to get bargains in Watcl es. ow Cases also for Jz ATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports a3 ta the reaponsibility of ple, with liens on real estate.” 606 10t m. tol Paul, “Always in before and from 3 (3 5. apie 1m POR SALE NOMINT FERRY, with 525 Acros of Land attached, with Wi arf and good Store- a ood business. ‘Steamboats House, and doi from Baltimore aia Washington regularly. AU in Meme ene county, Va. Apply to JOH MUR- RaY of P., Franklin st., Baltimore, Mary- land. ap12-m, w, f,8t iOR RENT—A pleasant Cou untry RESIDENCE, mean Gaithersburz, Maryland; Metropolitan Branch B. & O. RK. R.; five minutes walk from station; fine arden of ‘small fruit; stabling for horses ‘and carriages; rent $120 per year; no re- duction for aummier months. For particulars ap- ply to J. MOND, Gaithersburg, Md. ap19-m&th, ae ARAM, ROBS. ‘the long-established, "reliable Claurvoyant ahd Astroloxist, ives bétter eatis- faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- feesion ; tells the past, present and future d gives advice and ce On all matters apper- ining to business, love and matrimony. AuE I FRowErE, Cart. xt Batisfaction wiven or no Be KR. J. E. RICORD, ae Fayette st., B: tid., bias doer 0 years, to the ‘shucosoeral treatment of Nervous Doh lity, Evil ersten Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Weak Snows Diseases of the Blood, cpa user, Skin, onotis. ‘of the ose OF Gonorr! Syphilis, &e., iadieally cured without mercury. ee BR. B. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. mard1-3in Ds ROBERTSON, THE os RELIABLE, Gonfdential Confulting Physician for Ladies or Beoseriens Cnt. in person Rees * Dear 436 st, z va a farwes nioderate, No failures. 4 ‘iain oalee, Pann” 18 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. oneness EES) CUR ue iD ITROUT ber, you have De to ntil ours cured: mA AS CORE. TNS. ME Dene Wot et. nw. marl7-8m R RENT—A Aes class RESIDENCE, situated on_ Rhode It between 15th and 16th ats., adjacent Ay Beco! jcott statue, No. 1517. Apply to 3.3. BHEDD, No. 1402 1ith at. nw. apio-39 POR SAGE, Desimabic s-room BRIOK HOUSE, re c Ist. ie Wes pocniieard 5 rnuire att fer, aud gogd cellart Gn eats toa re a Fetn.ws from 508 p.m “D152 Fe Teena or =n Sain: bay A &e., peobona floor, and oe Room ‘on third ‘fi es havin eli pecvanten need ne ‘apply: 1423 Iowa Circle. ald- awe ‘OR RENT—From Ji Ist 1880, No. 1607 H fronting ‘Lat acer atte ora ale mgiaanon, | 9 ronting mare; a frst-c Sears neereos pply to A- HYDE, Runes & Co,al2-1m R SALE OR RENT—An elegant COUNTRY SEAN of 12 ACHES, impro wed. by tory and basement Dwelling, containing 8 rooms; fine fawn true and water: one mile ands half from rook Me cin” OF RENT arse ‘choice four-sto aor HOUSE, 1 eth ek s—lear Boot Sta Al, Bilas SPOTS eo ae ee eso (ee TAXES: SPECIAL TAXES: IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! In accordance with existing 1aw the Commission. GTR of the District are enforcing the collection of Special Improt nt Taxes on. mall property where cae <ertificaten have taret ‘been issued, ‘and are overdue, nd issue liens all aseesaments on streets ‘where: ‘he revision and adjustment has been completed. Itis operant that all who are delinquent should make sett! without delay, and thereby SAVE INTEREST, PENALTIES AND COSTS. A liberal disco 8 Taxes by ae can be saved in settling Special WILLIAM DICKSON, 222 435 Street. TEAM OARPET OLEANING. Ss Ae All carpets guaranteed. CHACE'S, ap2l-ly 616 Louisiana ave. Dna FAIL TO- MIRE THOSE BE: tiful S15 ORGANS, SIMMO & CO. "8, ap2-Im 1410 11th at. n. VJ 7 Our e. NO aay, Ppa Gorn Sotvent. Sare rT without pain. 250 tt GTESLER, So .6 Agent, Boot Shoe Bor grote thet. new. win 8p22-1m R RENT—The delightful RESIDENCE knc Locust Hil, 16° Soldiers? F a, entrance fr by cars. a me ne avenue by fate; best situation In Baeey for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st." a5-1m* R REET OOMS: = new furnitare; Rea jo. 422 Sth st., bet. Dante oe nw mar3l-1m* ing, anc vania a Ave., Cor. 435 Bt. THE ay edloeie ‘The mae is formed that the ET NOORUTHDERY TBSON Bi PEAOTIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 012 Pennsylvania aveni jaahington, Ew" vine Printing a specialty. Panis caRD. PHOTOGRAPHS FOB $1.00. RLACKLIDGE. ts Market Space,bet. Tiand th hore - spio-aat = OR RENT—The fine BRICK DRELLING mt Elem conveniences, 833K et., from May i—850 Jw08 room BRICK HOUSES, § at..bet.17th and Ist. modern conventencss_—$15. per month ‘veral 6-room BRIOK RnOUaES, Rises st., bet. 1ithana teh S peg guomth. vasaD ‘ sts. ap26. 6t ee Co ke Buidive. R RENT—By RB. 0. HOLTZMAN, Reat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F etreets northwest. 23 18: v Bsn prone at taba eae oat Pur-houre, F st. 15 Ur bree bth st. ew. 100 io 6 aw iy Pa ave, store and bath, 610 La.ave! a. BR ONE € 82 22 T make no charge to landlords for advertie = = property, and keep it before the public cont Thave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, aptt 10th and F sta. n.w. | Bs ESTATE BULLETIN. a JOHN SHERMAN & ©O., Sr Croup BrILpIne, Real Estate Avents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beantifnl HOUSES in McPher- Son Square, now building; will soon be finished. Other BOUSES and STORES in different por- tions of the city: Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Gonn. ave., 1th st. and Jeflerson Place—now being built. HOUSES AND LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit. Special attention will be paid to any business en- trusted to our care. ay23 TOR RENT—1110 13th st-n.w., a desirable three story, ten-room Brick DWELLING, with lod: ern iprovemente, Price 800 per mouth. FOR RENT—1209 Rhode Island ave., ew ten- room RESIDE! E, with modern Cony reniences ; south front; on ery ernument reservation. Price 350 per month. FOR RENT—1719 Rhode Island ave. n.w., hand- scme BRICK RESIDENCE. containing’ fifteen rooms, with every convenience. Situation one of the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Smal! Brick on P st., near Ist st.n. w. Frice $10 per month. MONEY TO LOAN on wood real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., 1223 F street n.w. apl7 ‘OB LS 'E CORCORAN BUILDING, OprosizE U. 8. TREASURY, iSrs STREET. Fine Storer, Office Rooms-sinely or commaun!- cating—for Business Offi ios, etc. Water ahd closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. aS oe for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. Prk: {OR SALE. DUVALL & M. REAL seed AND INSU@ANCE AGENTS, 80: -, LeDroit Building. 3 ae an! Niseemteit brick dwelling, D st., bet. 2d 3 story trek x dwelling, BI. ave., bet. 9th and 10th new Pieres Place, lace, 2 story and basement bi. dw'ng, 7 r8. Columbia st.,, Jeo 8 rs., brick dwelling. 12th et. bet'8 a7, brick dwelling, 7 Ts. ick Awelling, 7 sige dwelling, or, O, brick dwelling, § r Houses on M; Ast, and 111 een North Core 7 st, poy "on long thane: ve-story Brick, 1’ ve Siew Double House, 3 stories and .@., three-story and basement Brick. 98 H st. n.e., two-story Fram ‘Thirteen Acres Of Land adjoining the land of the Washington Brick Machine ARRINGTON & SARRINGTON, ‘Law, ttorneys: fio ap5-I1m FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—About 250 tect of old GAS PIPE, £ ‘od order, suitable for park fencing: eh: 640 L st. nw. aye Fe SALE—A EINE HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS. Bet at GROOE a i sts. n.w. 026. in . iption be led to, DOW! NEY" 'S Stabi irae SALE— rnator Cole $600 100d a: rainy pe. to A DAVIS, ios 707 Sth at. ap26-3t" ST F R SALE—Pair of highly bred BAY MARES, iad Matched, drive sinle or double, is bigh, Can be fuarantecd sound and sean at FADELY BROW. Present owner, N. ‘OR SALE—Large young brown MARE, per- a sound and geptie; lady can drive t 8260 ; willscll her and Tow Ssstabte 8200. No furtl att and I sti oR SALE eae BABY CARRIAGE, tittle eed At WURD: DEMAN & 00.8, Cabinet Maker, 725 9th st 24 (OB SALE BLACK Be. pfuitable for heavy a SE, is has Baas hich, er; also, SOR. LHOASE, 5 hands, izh, prompt driver. Apply at Stable in tue Fear of S14 Penn. ave. n.w. (MlcDermott's Alley.) apis ROE SALE Four cheap TUORNOUTS, Se ing Horse, Harness and Busy; Horse, Harness and Jump Seat. Horse, Harnese, Coupe Rockawa, Tse, Phaton, fine Landulet Carriaze Drefe tHorse, at DOWNEY'S Stable, Tis tit se ay2 ‘OR SALE SCHOONER YACHT.—The Schoon- er Yacht ‘Morning Light,” built in 1876, and in perfect orden. a fast sailer, ae yery'able. Length over all 75 feet. beam feet: draft ie water Si ect, “Has poate, awnie Cgeay te handeamely appomn ress YAaiT: BO. Drawer DD) Pale nde oe VOR SALE—Large young Brown MARE, per- b fectly poet and gent te tad nan her ower wink awa). rey Seagty th and i sts. n. we f aply-6t” CR SALE—A SECOND-HAND JAGGER SUIT- ane for ab business purposes Jump, Repatring prom! comply attended t. ila Panne Prom ey “ROBERT H.GRAWA Sp f= oth d Factory nets bth aps weer D and En. w. R SALE—Just arrived—20 head of fine driving Foi Redale HOMSER zee oo wa Some Fs A fapleime No. 648 New Work ave. SALE —AT A BanGain—Handsome BUILD- ING ore Capitol Hill and northwest sec- ae of, ie enn ‘d chance for ee a ARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGON, wi Ss ail kinds of bi La Lien es ae Ee pies one BucatEs GE in Lovet a came ed) oe PROBEY, Prospect st., % COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FALE ASSOCIATION. ‘MIUM FOR BEST poans and EINDLING W WOOD ‘Was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., 8“ TO LOAN FOR = of, ane. an apg of R.A. BACO! Gorner 4 Ss and F sts. aw. 10 LOAN, ee ONEY ON REAL ESTA’ Is BUMS To Scrr, saad At 6 and 7 per Ro Delay. _ : B. 0. Hotz a eth and ¥ see! nw. eio00 an ena at oe x3 : Manton 323 43g at. nw. Tere terete Bt BIG Money in hand. anetm 80, O0OTO LOAN ON REI ~— Sie on BEAL ESTATE Tm IN THe cont; o epvalier eu aerate sone pant af iow mar26. = TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, Eettclane galt ods Teal extate security. = B. H. WARNER, marld 916 F st. nw. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. JRO SALE—Four-story press brick HOL delichtful summer location; fronta south Jark,n w. . furnished or unfurnished ; very ceive her is acing ewes ; small cash payments, co. F.. Star office, or K SLTZMAN cor. Faxd 10th ets. nw. ap26-0 Woes aSr oe YARD FOR BALE, incind stock of WOOD and COAL and >I jappersniniier te tee business, Ad S, Star office, 42° HOUSES AND eis! TN ALL 8. Parties will do well to Page my Butetin bet before bu E. Me- purchasing elsewhere. ate at Curar “Ono second-hand BUGGY, Hufacturs, and light business orongh repair. . KNIGHT, poth frowts ot yy brown etane bancment nd tritmines. handso Fide yard and frontip jand Park, corn and f sts. n.w. DW, aplt-lw TOR SALE—Two LOTS, near Stewart Gastio and Dupont Cit ni ML » between 20th and 2st ete. / 36 feet each trout. sitnated north tide. Terme easy. Address W.L.,Starotice ap23-6t" OOD UNENCUMBERED LOTS WILL DE W taken in whole or part payment fc room, bay-window Pressed Brick HOT west ‘rents well. Address Br Star ofoe ONE ‘ON. A desirable, thrves ory “BIECR HOUSE iat sition walt te ox. changed for Property in 1 in Washington City. Inquire cLALM. RENA’ it ay23-3t FR GE SALE [One two and one three fost SHOW Cc ; also, one PORTABLE SODA FOU ith complete Pistures; at 118 D st, tho- tween Ist al 23-3" de be ahd balance be taken in tant payment. JON SH ERMAN & CO., Real Estato Onc, ayQ3-1w st. Cloud Baiiditie OR SALE— Twelve HOUSES, rancing in price fromm $1,200 to $4,000 each. Great bargains. Si. a. ROMER, 51 JOR, SALE—FARM, 150 Acres, in M county, 9 miles from city; "sod builtins uehly’ cultivated; 1,200 peach, 900 pear, 8 D grapee: hh from ik. K.station. Briit will pay intere chase money. Ay 12th st, betwe 11 p.m ai ‘OR SALE—A LATHE and PLANER in wood condition. Apply BURGEE & SON, 622 D st. we ay20-6r° WOR SA and G iar, all modern tie and model home, with larze For terms apply tol. WM. *GUANAND, Cas Louisiana ave. apl9-im ‘Waster A xood TNENCD. MBEKED LOT worth to: will wive for — new Brick STORE an near jth and K sts. n.w. title perfect. “Box 107 Star oflion. apl3-dw* ARGAINS.—We have for immediate sale 50 ACRES OF LAND, four miles from the city, bear 7th strect road. Will be sold entire at the ox: treme low price of 50 per acre, or in five 1¢-acre lote at 860, each lot hayine beautiful site and well watered. This land is offered over one-third las than the adjacent farm. Terms very moderate. Also twoemall Press Brick HOUSES. seven rooms. s, water and bath. Kenting for $30 0 por month. price toan immediate customer terms. E indie 3 x00.” aps WANR eR MCITARY SORE a Wake jomestead OLAIMB, and all kinds of Scrip, for, which ratew Will be paid. WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building." aps-8m PROFESSIONAL. ooT SURGERY, &e.— Corns, ag ile EF Diseased Nails, Vascular roresconons, ‘ining and all other ailments wants, avenue, (opposite W i rae Hotel, fin Piepatrentesd mized by the ‘a fOBF L Office fee, 81 per vi NOE Te Da igs andl barnes of the te Dr. Darrell of 1237 Pa avenue, Pa been ont a by his nephew, Dr. 0.3. WA formerly of 913 Pa avene, Ao mtinuance of Yeironage ts is oS ied H. tte Ro a = oupenite G Calvary ‘8 epecialty. 616 Bib st. to 717 Jon Rola. aud iver Gam ad on aud silver. ad- ma ite. Reference ae. YORE, BUNTONS. Re., radical Cnstian “Chiropeat RTEAOK ‘by a tnd patrient operations “combined song 7 ‘and effective Bomember, No. Sean ee Lae = faba Dentin © Femoved to 420 11th 7 oslibperte a ee on 0 r ral netural Teeth at able iracting, 50 cents. RK. M. “3 BROWN, DENTICT. <i fiona on the prices. Ex- declt as ere R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dextist, Removed to southeast cx o— bd soph os my28 DURE, Desnisr, 919 Tih at aw and K eautitul Sets of Teeth gue ceth Filled, $1; Extracting without! 1, fH conte . All operations warranted. SUMMER RESORT: CAPONE SPRINGS AND BATIIS, AL ro WATERS, >) nAvipsumer COUNTY, . Also Chalybeate Waters, rich ja irom, and a fine White Sulphur in the Neiaborhood. Open from June Ist to 15th October annually Ubeqwaled by auy mineral waters in Ammer ica for id dyspepeia, kidney and tiadder troubles, ‘uterine ailments wont, diteases of the skin, catarrh affecti Dm tiem and functional heart a It ian fe rs have proved fue in many other discases, but can. be incre confidently relied on in the above-named than any other mineral springs in this country. 1 ince if curable by mineral waters. ‘land shower—are une new and elegant swimming pool aikaline water, the largcst in the United state: net in the world, is especially attractive. tafer or better glace for ladies and children to learn fo swim. ‘ke air of this elevated rex 1 delicious. “It is here that ha: with their troubles. Cay cities north of the Poto. Springs of note by au average of # hundred and fifty miles, claims a large patronage on that score. For pleasure or health the traveler need not zo fur- ner. Board, by the mouth, 842, 849 and #56, ac ding to Ication; board, by the week, #12 lied muy f . Bend for pampbiets direct, or call on W. THOMPSON, 703 15th et.. Washington, D. C. ge pellets ied Ss ier, | Fine asusio, good boats shine ro. Sin SALE, Pe INERAL — S. East Faris Crvecn, Fainrax Co., Fe *“Blooming- Opens. it May Terme $5 to’ fepot M ge Farm. x r wee conveyance. Foo particulars address Mire, DEALE. “aps Bonen wan WANTED, in a large Farm = shaded , all kinds of fruit ; A dairy and liberal table kept wi of ial situation healt ferme mod Address W- H., Gainesville, Pr: William Oo. Va oppo OAS Be furnished COTT: with ine and thirteen rooms—the hotand id water in kitchen and bath- rooms. Ay ‘ery a located, 07 thin’