Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1880, Page 2

Bit wae Xd MAC BOAT RACE THE EVENING STAR. __ | Pores purines cad rece vunbarat at the WASHINGTON. great ok Liat Bee —— HANLAN AND COURTNEY RACE, CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. a——— She Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide datly circulation more than dowble that of any other daily paper gublished in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. TSSSS ‘THE STAR has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to ‘within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- Ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Both in the interest of fair play, asa principle and for the reputation of the national capital as a neutral meeting ground for contests of every kind, tt 1s to be hoped that all the suggestions and reque of Referee Blatkle 1@ regard to the coming boat race, as printed in yesterday's and to-day’s Stak, may be carefully observed and Strictly conformed to, alike by visitorsto and Tesidents of the city, and especially by the latter. From all the circumstances entering Anto the situation, Washington affords the best and It may be said the only natural fleld In this country for national or international contests, €ither on land or on water. She has not alone One of the best mile race tracks in the country, whether for trotting or running horses, but also the best rowing course, with the almost positive Certainty of smooth water and fair weather at ‘@ny season of the year. Then, too, the cosmopolitan character of her population insures absolnte justice and fair play Yo all contestants, come from what quar- ter they may. Made up as it Is from cit zens Of all parts of the country, and indeed of all countries, the local feelings and prejudices Which manifest themselves so conspicuously and unpleasantiy at most other pl: on such Occasions do not exist here at all. The broad and tolerant spirit which eomes from Inter- Course with all interests and all peoples is ob- Servable here in every rank of society and in every phase of life. Furthermore, it manifests Itself mest strongly tn times of exciting Interest, When the people of most other places are carried away by trenzies of feeling and passion. It therefore only needs that the people of Wash- ington shall do themselves simple justice on this occasion, by the display of their usual every-Gay characteristics, to insure the recog- nition of their city, by common consent, as the natural and best meeting place in the country for national or international contests of what- w @ reasonable prospect that there will within a yearor two be a new connected line of railway between Washington and New York. Although there are two routes out of ‘Washington now for New York, they are joined, ‘8s is well known, north of Baltimore. Col Mc- Comb, an experfenced and energetic railway builder, proposes to build a new road from Phil- Adelphia to Baltimore. Coming this way, it ‘Will probably run fro Philadelphia to Swarth- more, on the West Chester and Philadelphia Tallroad; then to Chester and Wilmington, on a track to be built; then on the Wilmington and ‘Western ratiroad to Greenbank; then by a new Hine via Newark to Deer creek, where the Sus- Quehanna river will be crossed, to Baltimore, nearly parallel with the Philadelphia, Wilming- ton and Baltimore railroad. The new road re- quired to be built will be about 0 miles, and ‘Col McComb announces his intention of putting it through as soon as possible. The whole line ‘Will be the same length as the old road. From Philadelphia trains will run to New York over the Bound Book road, and from here to Balti- more over the Baltimore and Ohio line. A faint ripple is made on the current of pub- lie optnion by the contents of a letter yesterday Sent tothe House committee on Pacific rail- Ways, charging that certain members of the Senate were corrupted by the use of money etc., Paid by the lobby in behalf of the Texas Pacific Fallway, along in the years 1S70 and 1S71, withan Offer to furnish documentary proot and wit ‘esses, if Congress is disposed to investigate the Matter. If the reformers tn or out of Congress Gesire to enter upon the work of purification it is not necessary togo back nine or ten years in pursult of a fleld to operate in. Lobbies as powerful, insolent and dangerous, as any that have ever disgraced the halls and committee Yooms of the Capitol have been at work all the Present session, and their brazen-faced agents and co-betweens, both male and female, can be seen thereabouts at any time. It will be very €asy to find a fresh trail. The statistics show a steady and healthy Increase in the export trade of the United States. Last month the exports of breadstuffs ‘Were 33 per cent. greater than in April, 1879, and during the ten months ending with April there Was an increase of 25 per cent. over the cor- Fesponding period of last year. The total ex- ports of grain and breadstuffs during last April were valued at 0,000. The Baltimore Sun yesterday entered upon Ws forty-fourth year. Like all journals of its Class, the Sum has grown with the growth and strengthened with the strength of the city in Which it ts published. Always enterprising, prosperous and profitable, it ts doing to-day, as its columns abundantly testify, better work and a more productive business than ever be- fore. The Sun is a thoroughly good, reliable Lewspaper, and 1s, of course, successful. — Hon. W. E. Forster, the newly-appointed Trish secretary, has already displeased the home rulers, and they announce thetr intention of Jomming the opposition in Parliament and of Te1ewing the policy of obstruction. It ts sald that Edison ts hard at work on a Patent newspaper, in which every man’s adver- ‘Usement can be placed at the head of the col- umn and next to reading mat’ ae OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN’S WIITE CAMBRIO DRESSES, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hambury Edging and I.ace, From $1.25 to $4 .35—best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, $1.35 to $2.00-—a reat bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From 822.00 to $35.00. NOOT’S, my4-Im 915 Pennsylvania av ss SPRING STYLES. T call attention to the following BEAUTIFUL AND SEASONABLE | ‘les of CLO1HING for Men and Boys, which may Pecen, among many ether varieties, on my coua- ‘The ‘New Color” Suit, A new and handsome style in Ne reo) fabrics. itis neat, dressy, and Keeps its shape w. The “Par eee Suit Js the most ‘Business ora fibre Have it in four diferent shades ‘snd tascion Tt Quite reasonable in price, and is selling rapidly. My $10 All-Wool pati re & great bit. The: by Bros ss ey are by far the best and cheap- OFFICE COATS, from 40c. up. A. STRAUS, POPULAR OLOTHIER, BO22...... Pennsylvania Avenue......1011 pylt Sstwoen 0th and Lith streets. Use oe oe from the famous Eucalyptus ‘Trees of Australia. It is a sure cure. vo it from the nearest Druggist. ice 25e. my18-4t? {IP GLOVES FOR MAY BALLS, K "he usat race and otber occasions, A DAY. of Ladies and Gents White, Black, af) Fou’ ana | Gray KID GLOVES, at very at: trecti, V's “PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, mylNit 90 Pas aves neat ty Mitchell's, ENEAR'’S DYSPEPSIA TONIC SEO MET EY PEEVE WIND Pee RENEAR'S RMAN YSPEPsIA POW! promotes gestion and appetite. myles hereon erica dna i A EFT AT OUB WAREROOM TO BE scld st once, & splendid-\ soned a Se stop solid Walnut- ‘LOB 0) for only $38 cael Warranted as i bord es new, and agreat bargain. Cal! immediately at SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO. myl8-3t__ 40 AEth street northwest. Discharaiag par Nears) White Brothers! PORTLAND ORMENT? 7%? cme itis the best material in the market when strength and durability are required. ae ne L. W. GUINAND, my18-3t No. 623 Louisiana ave. PreProsats FOR FRESH BEEF. OFFICE OF ACTING Coxmissan? or er eet , Fort WHIPPLE 11, 1880. Sealed Propoea's in duplicate, ‘with ‘a copy of this advertisement attac will ‘be received at this office, until 1 o’CLocK Noon of FRIDAY, May 28, 1380, for furnishing the Fresh Beat — by the Subsistence Department, for issue fo troops, at this post from Saly iat to December Separate proposals will also be received at the seme time for furnishing such choios on set other cuts of Fregh Meats, (Beef, be required by specify in thelr proposals, the price per pound For which they will furnieh the best from their stalle,as well as the price delivered at the Sub- sistence Storehouse. Farther information as to quality of Beef, &c., will be furnished on. applica: tion to. Bb. Ist Lt. 13th Inf., A.A.0.8. my18-3t mpue STEAMER GEORGE LE. Will leave her Wharf WED: May 19, at 8 o'clock p.m. ose EDA, SI eANG, -» instead of 5:30 pn mayl7- est Fo THE NEXT 60 DAYS we will continue to offer those beautiful SEVEN-STOP ORGANS at 875, After which, owing tos heavy advance at the fac- tory, we will be compelled to False the pri ¥ T. NIMMO & Go: “3, myl7 410 yen st. new. Px OF. A. E. WILLIS, PHRENOLOGIST AND PHYSIOGNOMIST, will be at 625 Ponnayivania avenue Tuesday, Weduesd ag, Thureday and Fri; Gay of thie week, ito make SAMINATIONS and ii out CHARTS. myl7-3t ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. RECEIVED AN INVOICE oF FULL-FASHIONED SILK-CLOCKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE, IN ALL SIZES, ar 25 Cents Per Pare. LADIES’ SUPERFINE ALSO A LINE OF PENCIL STRIPED, FULL-FASHIONED, ar 25 Cents Per Parr. GENT'S FULL FASHIONED, FANCY STRIPED HALF HOSE, A GREAT BARGAIN, aT 375 Pen Parn. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P. 8.—WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WHAT- EVER WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUR TWO HOUS myl5 LACK AND TAN. The new STRAW HAT just out. Also, Ser ea w and Mixed STRA WS just received. STINEMETZ, Hatter, 1237 Penna. ave. CARBIAGES. myl5-3t GES. ‘CARRIAGES. am mow selling the best Side Spar, Top BUGGIES ever offered in this city' for the mone a Jump Seat Extension Tops, ROCKAWAYS. . it ty. sey great van iOBT. H. GRAHAM. 410, 416 Sth st. $2 Repairing promptly attended to. it AILOBRING DEPARTMENT. Complete Stock of Goods Suitable for the Season. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Full Assortment of Goods for the Season. w. 8. myl5 935 Pennsylvania ave. H L. PELOUZE & SON, TYPE FOUNDRY PRINTERS’ FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 314, 316 Sth st n.w.. my15-s,t,th,3m Washington, D.C. LUMBER! LUMBER! mys. OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 feet, $1.25 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No.2..‘* ** ** 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. long........per 100, 1.60 SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best)......each, 0c. BAILS, 2x3, 16 feet... s-seeeeee @0Ch, 10c. GET OUB BID ON YOUR LUMBEB!!! WE ABE NEVER BEATEN!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ap2T CmELDS ee STANDS WI’ Tie ee ee a es seen it wherry Festi’ Oburch Entertainments us Deora Pa eer eee on ness, and they can be made up of a dozen different Savors. rdere should be left on Saturday. fas ‘roam shipred by auy Of the Bailroads or spa-im,de2dp ‘124977 New York ave. LL, M42TIN @ Co.'s CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLAGK, VOR BRICKLAYERS USE, ‘Where Biack Jointa are required. 3. H. JOHNSON & CO., Aczxts, pyl4 2@th st. wharfand 1302 F st. n.w FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. _MONEY TO LOAN. Wiki ee WASTED A 008 BARBER. J. GATTO, aw Wiel kara aaa a xc} al 9 uit Cleaning Depot, "1003 ais ANTED-A LADY ae st ono, at the » goliar and a Half Suit Clesning D. or” 1003 F DER Tey fire: casa BAR- PAUL BONVARIES. ~~ Pennsvivania ave. 2. LUD BORVARUBS 22 ae WATER A, SITUATION as Barkeoper or jong experience: can furnish good reference “adden Box 17, Star office.m18-3" WANIEDSS first class DRESSMAKER, also PR APPRENTICES to learn dressm: making. ee V J ANTED—A. competent DRESSMAKER. Ap- ply Mrs. J. FUSSELBAUGH, 115 Bee sylvania ave. ne jen RENT FCBRISHED peouEe roe 1404 ee to ALBERT ¥ ¥. "FOX.920 Fet.n.w. yls-3t ont fel '—Seven-room COTTAGE, with a ‘TOO! ee gE, two ‘res of land impro' Five minutes Sone. ‘lst. of smstion 15 month, or will sell ; price 82, 500. ire 348 O at C Ss Sot oe RENT—1623 10th st. n.w., 7 m BRIOK— 20 per month. Ke it re rot ner S25 Mists nies EE OF Batra POR BENT My, DWELLING, Sit with modern improvements; Fosseaion June Ist. “Good careful tenant wanted. T.N. NAUDA may 17-41 (OR RENT— a HOUSE, 1415 Tith st. 8185 also 711 Rhode Island ave.. BRICK.’ Hall, water and gas. 1106 Lst. n. w. R RENT—618 H st., ten ROOMS, all con- veniences, central :alao 337 133 t 8. W.fix rooms snd bathroom, near new Bureau. Rent low. ee myl ie: at ANTED—A white GIRL, 14 or 15 years of aze, ‘48 nurse ; must come well recon: imaaded.. 69 ply at No. 441 Mat. n w. ANTED Two first-class DEER KER two PEP EEN TICES. Apply .MIs3 M. J. BEDDOO, 927 Ist. n WN ARTED By a eaneeialis white girl a SITUA- do general housework; good oe ences. on hy 908 Ist st. n.w. WV ANTED—A respectable CA GIRL to do general housework. Apply, ly, with refezence, N__ 437 7th st. 8.w. d wi 1t* NTED—Colored MAN ae WIFE; also, col- ored Chambermaid to so to Ohio: railroad fare formiebed. Apply immediately. 925 F stn. w. C. E. PRICE & CO. it WV AN2 ED PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS in Ger- man and chemistry. “Addrees, stating terms, m: ANT A good D. WS WAKER; one that understands eattinue and fitting thoroughly ; a first-class TRIMMER; no other need apply. 1236 Ist. n.w itt WANTED A middle aged colored WOMAN in & small family for, general housework and to assist in care ef child three years old; references a3 to honesty and capability required. Addrces CB. C., Star office. myl8-2t* WARZED—By a white woman a SITUATION as chambermaid; willing to assist in washing and ironing in a small tamily; best of references. Apply F'st., between 24th and 25th sts. n.w., snorth side. 806 = F&. a lady without chi-dren, one far- eked ROOM, or toan elderly lady Tor her sor. vices; object, « companion. References exchansed. Address Box'126, Star office. myli 2" 'OR RENT—Large and airy ROOMS, furniehed, with or without BOARD :house has southern e: posure, and in close proximity to a fine dining rv ply to 1321 New York aves: cor. ati. My LT ot JOR RENT—1017 Mst. n.w., rented until Oct. ist, Jonct raet Pet, qouth, “Fronts soutl ana west, porches; al lern ARCO ments. 8. EB. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. 1. ayia yOoR RENT—Large well furnished HOUSE, on the corner of Gay and Green ste., Georgetown. jeasant neighborhood, near two lines of street cars. References exchanged. Apply on ses. ‘OK KENT—BRICK _No. rooms, bath, &e.: 880. Apply fo ALBEE FOX, No. '920 F st. myl5-3t PORES FENT—The STORE and DWELLING No; Kat It will be rented low to a good ana responsible ‘Cenaut.” Avply toNO. 1194 1920 at my15.6t" PE RENT—To gentlemen only—A handsomel furnished EhONT ROOM, near corner 9th an 724 10th st Msts u.w. No other lodgers and no children. ernie hioderats, Address ‘*Capitol,” Star Office. myI5-Im* FOR SALE Two LOTS, 21x93 fest each, near corner of 9th and 8 sts, adjoining ‘Grace Chapel, Price 38 cents per foot, cash. Adaress my15-5t* ANTED—By a lady of expericnoe in teaching, and uncommonly skilled in Penmanship aud Arithmetic, a POLI TION as bookkeeper: copyist oF correspondent. Address E. A., Star office. 7 ANTED—An experienced Restaurant WOMAN COOK, at No. $19 13th st. n.w. _ my17-2t* Et good COOK and one for chamber- ork and one for dining-reom. Inq ayaa at 485 Penneylvania ave. JANTED—NURSE. Only good wits girl, willing to go to seashore, need apply. Asai 1th st. nw. WANTED; Three HORSES: must be ae aa good drivers, betseen 15, andi 16 hands. Also, hand JUMP-SEAT WAGON. A good second iy at DOWNEY'S, Stable, 1013 17th st.n.w. myl17-6t Wi joan We aesire! 2 establish a GENERAL mn or vicinity, to con- Gems of a vateet récle of daily family con- eae ption. Any energetic man with small capital may secure a permanent, paying business. For particulars address: GREENW Ca MEG, 09, 182 York ‘ulton st., New Y WANTED A PORTRAIT ARTIST cs — in India ink and water colors; one that under- §fands metallic plate work preferred. Apply at 18 F st. p.w. myi5-st* ANTE ‘D—A ROOM, furn‘shed or unfurnished, a lady engaged in kovernment office; Vicia ity of. judiciary Square prefer ing terms, A. » Star office, ANTED—A middle-aged WHITE WOMAN a3 child's nurse. To a thoroughly ‘ood one a Rermanent situation and good wages will ne sivon. Addrees Box 116, Star of 5-3t Wan — FAMILIES to aaa RELIABLE VANTS; try us; SEKV all sorts; boys, girls; See SRC tore ag and country: a {with reference. 926 F st. n.w. 0. PRIC!I myl5-6t' WAXTEDAS and WIFE too to the coun- try; man to work on farm, do general housework. | Also a steady, honest, industrious young MAN to drive a milk wagon; references ro. Guired. Apply at Liat Ht ck mos ees ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. fas Soldiers’ Homestead ae and all kinds of and Scrip, for, which higheat’ ra will be J. JOHNSTO! en eney, at Law, iccen tt Le Droit Building. my: WwW ANTED—A large, number of Oooks, ies and other experienced Male Help, white and ena: wanted ioe summer hotels near New York. or apply to Manbattan Agency, 1329 Brete iy, New York city. myl0-1m ANTED—AGENTS to sell the most useful arti- cle manufactured. Liberal terms to first-class parties. Address OOX & 12°, Crape st., Byr- acuse, N.Y. ies 68} I Tor hey can eel itto advantage. WANTED FAMILIES to, furnish ae ‘Ser- o. white and colored Se yar vwith referenos. "20% ployment Of st.n.w. 0. E. PRIO) ane FOR SALE. OR SALE—A good FAMILY HORSE, second- } band TOP BUGGY and HARNESS, in z<odorder. Cheap for cash. Address corner » aine ave. and 6th st _.w. my18-2t* iH, SALE Best solid Draes Mounted EXPRESS IN HARNESS, hand-made ; $30. HARNESS hand-made; $26. Four ia pe atd Double eecond-hand HARNESS: chea Z & 00. myl8-ec3t* Garneeventapi mts ave. ‘OR SALF—JustT ARRIVED FROM MARYLAND—A good selection of HORSES: tect family horse, lady 0 anteed fivst-claes, 1. SCHAEFF at ERNEST BU HODOMP'S Liv ery Stables” 418 and 420 8th st. 1y18-e03t* Fox Erie cine second - ae at EXTEN- Ou a light socond-h ew first raseenwer SHIFTING bs nee HONS &e. 6 Bi Re- Ne 07? pairing eat attended to. on MISS THE OPPORTUNITY chase one of those Sait 87S OE: = a SIDNEY T. NIMM 10.'S, (0 11th st. nw Fe gee A, MARE, 9 years old, excellent in harnessand under saddle, stands without hit ng. Gall before 9 a. m. and between 4 and 6 p. m., 1216 H st. n.w. myl7-3t OR SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES, See to pur- just arrived from Roanoke county, Also, two SADDLE HORSES and six Cianes Bone fuitable for an express in be seen at JNO. SIMMONS Stables, S11 dat ateest n.W. my17-6t ‘OR SALE—A Bay Trotting MARE, raised on Eastern Shore of Maryland, sired by iy Btate Morgan, the sire of Sher: Morgan and other good ones; dam by. ‘Sonat itor, sound, handsome and a prompt driver; seven ears old: pure gaited without | boots of any Kind, and eny person can drive her better than - ae or pertculars address myli. SHERMAN, Btar office. On ae E—A very desirable Bay HORSE; six years old, kina aud gentle. The having no further use for him. Mount Vernon Livery Stable, ‘1236 ‘dry cellar; all modern convenience: House and Store suitable for dry and fanc Apply J. H. KNOTT, 1602 18th st. n.w. myl5- Sie JOR, RENT, aa SEB OF PROPERTY, PRI- ATE AND AT —See ore cuery my at the office of Fe Sear 7-room BRICK HOUSE; * Rese THOS. B. WAGGASIAN, 619 Teal. ee eae QE MENT Seven room BRICK HOUSE, 605 Now Jersey ave., between Ha BW modern improveme bathe &e., trom 5th inst. “Apts 100. Gun aith, Set my15-3t" PE SALE ERAME HOUSE of T rooms, on 23d i feitpipe hack to aiey san oe oy toe ront, running back to alley In easy terms. Applf to.A. 8. CAXWOOD, 2 my TOR as thesummer, a first class FUR- NISHED HOUSE, with large, airy rooms, near hotels. Terms low to'private family or or jmatl mess, pk entlemen; 5 Apply n.w. cor. sts., between 2 and 5 yest OR RENT Ago or 2d floors, furnished or unfar- nished, in pleasant summer residene, 2213 I 2parlora, dining-room and kitchen, 1st floor,” parlor, ritting room, ‘Kitchen and | three lodging-rooms, 2d floor; modern conveniences. Rent low. 15 3t* Fs SALE—CuEAr—That fine RESIDENOE, with beautiful g.ounds, No. 1340 Massachu- ve. n.W., fronting Thomas Statue; 15 rooms i 9, Soot of ground, besides parking. Will very low. id on. terms fo suit purchaser. B. it- RNER, 916 F st. n.w. Tay15-3t Fo RENT AND FOR SALE—I have Propertios of all sizes and in the several locations of Wash- ington. Parties desiring to rent or purchase will do well toconsult my bulletin, or send me their ad- dress, with description of Bind of house or lot_de- sired. E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F st. nw. myl5-3t F3 RK RENT—2025 11th st. n w.. 11 rooms, $20! Bre 18 st. nw. 6 rooms, 815; 2107 T3tu at ym , $10.50; 526 11th st. s.w. 101t pt aA stores; 1sil- 1318 dat, rooms, $13; 311 13th st. 6.w., 5 roo: Has ate n-8. 4 rooms, 86. “Apply iy tOATS. AY WOOD, 1225 9th st. 1. myl5-3t PSE SALES Veny, Opexe Two LOTS on 7th PES et, n-w., 20 feet fronts: also, HOUS 1] and LOT on Sth st., ass, ave: and Lat. now, , Apply toa. OR Wooptass sung Bate Taome; a8 Fe BENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, » Beat EsraTe AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. a ES. ay rooms ant 1336 Det. nw. 1813 42th st. rs. and bath, A oak moe ail aie at 8, Sra. 823 H at. mor SHES. is hte 8. 809 B st. G0 ta. ay Biwi 3 La ae 6 te. 1B 516 1th st.n.w.,store 26 Fis I make no to landlords for advertising pols Property, and keep it before the public con- Ihave many of the finest seta dehy in thecity for sale; also, Houses in evet at prices from 81,000 to 860, 000. Now is the time to ‘to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, myl5 10th and F sta. n.w. FP! Bex THE CORCORAN BUILDING, pees ley 8. ‘TREASURY, 15TH ce Booms—sin communi. sae eres Sister Offices, 8 adie 6 etc. Water sna doses cnevery floor. Elevator and steam heat. Deksons for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. mi Few ENT -One HOUSE; and two for sale on all new; néar East Falls, Charcl -LLS FOR! Falls Church, G OCD INVESTMENTS.—We are authorized to XH offer the following property for immediate sale to raise mopey ‘A three-story FRAME of eight rooms, and bath, wood | lot to a thirty-foot alley,’ and’ ‘dabler for $2 000. Property can be rented $25 per month to good tenant. ition New York ave.,near 5th st. A two-story BRICK HOUSE, seven rooms, gas, water, lot 19.9x140 to alley, in order and rent- ing for $20 to prompt tenant, for $2,000 cash. Location M st., between 18th and 19th. A three-story FRAME HOUSE, on Lst., between yoth and 16th, oar Arig water tet im, pice order and renting for @ r mont 82,000. FORD & oe myll FOE, SALE 1 st; bet POTTS Se iw. 17th and 8th sts. n.w. handsome, BU ILDING SITE, fonting south: one ‘of the choioert locations iy Gee aie ene SALELA small TRIANGLE: OF LeNieon Roe oft inE ,Duront ‘Circle. FOR SALE—16th Bt.» CO) Pauw, oe z **Scott Statue,” Lor 3 ft. 8 in. on P by en 16th at. aes LE sett! bet. 16th and 8 desirable sm: BUILDING Lon, “fronting on both’ Massachusetts aye. and N st, FOR SALE —Handsome PROPERTY comer of doth and Este, nw. consisting of three- story Dwelling adjoined by desirable Building Lots; Will be sold ata eacrifice, “FOR SALE 446 Lith st. n.w., a four-story Press Brick RESIDENCE, containing ten rovements’ wu nrain. JK gBatent 61 Office. THOS. J. FIsiee & 00., $298 Fst, we 0 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., 81 Croup Buripina, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. FOR RENT—Two beantifal HOUSES in McPher- son Square, now building; willsoon be finished. ‘Two seven-room BRICK HOUSES, mod. imps), nearly new, good neighborhood ; 820. Other HOugES and STORES in different por- tions of the city. Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on Conn. ave., Tsth et. and Jefferson Flace—now boime Dullt HOUSES AND LOTS at different prices and on terms to suit. Special stent will be paid to oy en- trusted to our care. paatoany) BOARDING. Fu RENT—One or two STORIES, three rooms on peach floor; modern conveniences. 1925 17th myl3 Gt" Fe RENT OR SALE—Fine large Brick RESI- DENCE, 732 2ist st., two doors sonth of Hist. Cue ES D. COUKE, JR. & OV., 1429 F st. (OR BALETA large and commodious HOUSE, press brick, 16 feet front, 8 rooms, ite Fas and bath: near Government Printing ins of ice 81,700. Inquire of JAMES Q. in Poneeyivane atone, hnytS aa POE RENT OR SALE—Ono of those beautiful Brick Villa HOUSES, No. 7 Coake Place, Stod- dard st. Geormstown wn Hishts rhirteen rooms, spacious’ halle, hot and cold water ete: Apply No. 6 Stoddard st., or 1420 Pet, myis-lw 'OR RENT—That very choice four-story Brick HOUSE, 1404 I6th & near Scott State All in. and bi it $35. Inquire at the house or orofd: W.. Pe MYERS Tis ieth st. m12-1m on Rieu AND eee or three handsomely furnished ROO! ith BOARD, at No. th st. D.W., opposite Franks Square. my18. (Cae HOTEL, 518-520. 522 10th stn. w.. large, airy, and well- furnis! BOOMS. | itd or without BOARD, at oe Fates. mis. Uae eaeD ROOMS, with or See ROAR: D, at 1321 New York ave., cor. ; location central, and within two ete ar oan Ddoatit headauarters. my 18-3 Bonen tet aoe, SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS on first floor; also other ROO: -» opposite Franklin vier DESIRABLE BOONE, with Arst-class ‘ABLE HOARD, at very low prices for the summer months. 1104 12th et.n.w. Location un- surpassed. my15-2t* ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS accommodated at ae Vermont ave. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL. maytt tv {OR RENT—BRICK HOUBE, containing se rooms, cellar, and bath room; house No. t.n-e. Kent $15 per month. Inquire No. 403 7th st. Dew myll-8t vei 4031 Mopeiie HOUSE, cor. 15th and = oe Dw. ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE as Tm* Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. ‘OR RENT Elegant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences ; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-Im FOE BENT Several of those elegant HOUSES in G Row,” on East Oapitol st., bet, 2d anid 3d sts.,ca can be leased to first-class eeteiivee MOSES. cor. “ih and Penn. ave. .; H. 0. BLISS, 1427 Feat. n. w.; ord. P. ‘RYON. cor. 8th and D sts. n.w. my4-1m Re RENT—STORE, with STABLE and OEL- R, corner of 9th and L sts. n. w. Apply to W. 0. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. n.w. Lm ROE BENT Two furnished PARLORS ‘on sec- ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; bath. water, &c., on same floor; rent reasonable. No.519 13th st., bet. E and F sts. .- We myl-Im POE SALe OB REN elegant MANSION Park et. near Lath einoe fount Pleasant, containing 20 rooms, furnished or unfurnishes city gaa, water and all modern improvements, 1 xf me,lawn, fine old moe S cres, handso: vere- fable ‘earden fruit trees and large grapery, Lae ie room f 5 horses: puuillrent fort term of iiegot a terms. For particulars inquire o! N. pied Lt ce ap#4-L Fiticr fh ish eal or send, for, REAL 28 TATE TE HEVIEW. publithed mont WARNER, O16 8 ot. n.w. Fo SALE—REAsONABLE TERMS—Co! pottase built ee HOUBE, moderna rovements, «rounds shrubbery: in gue of the Bat looallues of Georgetown ; the wire Re- cordere Office, Ofty Hal Ne OO ARGS y oa ant HOU fi PARLORS one BED- a= ROOMS furnished for hi st Bonney BEDROOMS. Scnssai aire bas nie aaa burglar os OT. 438 Bt feck burger box iastd MAR ale yook Prge only 870. address’ ARMSTRONG, clty COUNTRY BOARD. On BALE. Second: | IEST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD, four milos FS tsnd CARWIAGES of the bet tak pndigeonds | Anon Geosecen oe ale et ea and finish, such as T and Village Oarte, ereryihing desirable for a pleassnt suinmer hone. Extension Tops, Sump Beats, ee. ‘Termareasonable. Address Box 145, Btar offie. “anae ean OBERT H. GRAHAM, myts-cost" iE ‘and En.w. Repairing promptly attended to, mayil |) A GEATEEMAN AND ieee Hwsz, BY BUGGY and HARNESS for sale; can Li Stables, 312 P: ie peoeik a8 es, "a. ave. Gest, or addre M.A. W- Louis, 101tth sae, my10-9t* Fase SALE_HORSE, JUMP-SEAT and HAR- 88: HO. RBE, PHETON and HAR- Driving Horses; at BUGUELY 'S BOWEN. Wo. oOs8 Now York ave. my6-2w* R SALE—HORSES, HARNESS and VEHI- ‘LES of ores description peu ht and sold. guaran poms ay Fen led_to, satisfaction 2 DOWNEY'S Btable, ARGE STOOK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable for all Kinds of business. “Also, lot by RADE WAGONS. finished. PIANOS AND ORGANS. MIE PELOUBET & bine eros EANDARD “OHGANS, mbine greatest power, ral construction, ; cadiest action, Teatest de: sign, apd loweat prices. G L. WILD & BHO. 723 7th st. n.w., stated pi Columbia Secty Ale dria, Va. jum! lexandria, Also, Agents for the unrivalled *‘Stieff” PIANOS. Pianos for rent at very low rates. my12 Gee pelogicneg & COS PIANOS HEMTUMS at ‘and ‘Teor! as pe v5 a ‘VE! sa val ition THE MO) ae OF P DIRTINOTION. “Rohoise ss: sortment of these beautiful mstruments on mae and for sale Lee Ean ents at saa ia ae aplT-eoly H. L. SUMNER. PMNUopenare pala TERMB TO SUIT and BEST ORG Tuning ana RESERET ae Twenty year" experience. aple eee Egon Opanare EHS FOuGL 00 By “er meli-int le gen- tlemen can be accomm board and a pleasant home for the Eee oo Meridian Hill, with all the comforts of tho country, atreason- able rates, “Address COMFORT, Star office. my QOD SUMMER BOARDING—In a Writh shady grounds. Apply mye BAVMOND,” near East AE PRIVATE FAMILY, noar aiveeaiaies ine O. B. R., ryt acces pamad nee pene fh fret ARD. Hon daily. "Addrces War ai. MooyRGOS: Hatin: Mille, Pr’ Geo co., Ma.” myio-st* leasant ee ma moderate. Youn: ; GAINESVILLE, mayio at INTRY BOARD in a hea'thy location on salt o f house shaded b; ‘porohes, Plent Far, TNERAL SPRING, Eagr Fanta Gx Mass —On. ** Bloomingdale stay it Terme’ 85 to 1 per weak. May 1, t For address dapat gouverince. particulars oe ESIRABLE BOARDING, £0 adults only, on Bor lew London; Deer ta onoelion ae water, Dat — - Vi a Cen eae aS minutes’ ride. ‘200 yards AETHUB NATTANS, Pharmscist, w2? Jathand Land 9d and Dots. nw. HE LOCHIEL HOU! 612 9th st.n. Se st, te coment an and. best aon ducted reasonal PERSONAL. APONEY, open se PRRs ree TT, THOS. Y WASGAMANS Bis ith at. |ONEY Ix myl8-3t T 4 MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Svrt, At 6 ~ 7 per cent. No Det. HOLTZMAN, myl5 10th snd F ets. nw. Mo™* To Loan— £100,000 TO LOAN, {n_ amounts to Ss = out, st 6p 6 per — interest, Or marl9 —e=e=E—_—_—_— BUSINESS CHANCES. oR S. GALE xk DIscou: ight) E SHARE it © National Fs iation Call at the TNSUnAR: E OFFICE, ‘sis Tih ets | er llap., naa wp. perncxs Fon 4 Ouest. myl8-3t Ware have a = = alt — Brick HOUBE, in northwestern ): House must have back building. eee 0. W. SPs myl8-3t ith Fok 84. E-HOUSE No. 2011 9th st nw, con- ta’ning 6 roome, car, water, bath-room newly ainted outsie and in: large two-story stable. 30 oot alley in rear, paved. Price, 82,000. Small sh payments: balance monthly or quarterly. ire 1106 O st. n.w. myl8-3t* ae Sa Mags, EW, AGGAMAN, | 9 7th stree! Sor EXCBA' - Very desirable EARLY Rt hvox Fann. 85 acres: goad dwelling and «nthuildings: well ihprovea ;six miles from Phila- delphia, on turnpike; near railroad station. wal tell cr éxchanke for city y Property. Address J A.. Washington City P. mpisioe OB SALE OR T: a lich? spring WAGO Suitable for any business. Inquire 436; York myl7. F&, SALESLOT 20x120 feet west side 14th st., between W and Boundary sts., at 46 cents per foot. ES TUCKER, Second Auditor's office. may! VOR SALE—Five 8 per cent First Mortcace EONDS of epee hington Market,» oe Dados st. nw. WOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT No. 612 12th at containing 6,500 feet of ground, shade frees, and xrape vines of different cash. 809 10th st. n.e. my15-2t* eties. Price $200. cash. 809 10th et. n.e._my15-2t" Fes SALE FARM of 34 acres, 1 mile ab: Bridge; ood state of cultivation; suit- able for dairy or garden Purpose. Well watered. Apply pores JOHN O'BRIEN. my15-3:* VOR SALE—B; iece, or in lots. CARPETS: nid CHAMBER SE! PS, one Raw silk Automatic SOFA, PARLOR CHAIRS, one Walnut Extension Dining TABLE, also other things new. Address ARMSTRONG, City Post office. my15-; W ANZED-Isronwatiox Any Clerk or Oflicer, it Washington, from 81,40) to #2,000 salary, sbout to give up his position, can hear of some: fling greatly to his advantaxe by addressing BAM - HENDERSON, Btar office. my15-2t* y ES Carpets, Organs, Pi- Crockery, Ke., &c Money loahed on the Same, at It. FU! LTON'S Loan Office, 314 9th st. my7-; Ge meas iE ‘en in whole or part payment for ne > bay win Pressed SE, north- Wort: rents well.” Address Box 20, Bia ‘oMies. my6-20* Fe BALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, 0 acres, in hich state of cultivation, the best truck garden near me District, 4 miles from city; yood road. | Also, 100 Acres adjoining, well watered, ure of HUGUELY & BOWEN, G15 New York LOST AND FOUND. O8T—May 17th, a GOLD BREAST-PIN, with pin broken of, between Lansburghs' and Bata’ ', 7th st. Liberal reward if left at ee OST Monéa: TANS SOCIETY Tao ath se new. RIN in_or near McPherson GALIA OF GOOD SAMARI- Finder will please return = Letattiee’s May 17th, a White Cambric SAOK; blew from he window, corner of, 18th nd H Finder will be rewarded if bi sens 1 wo Tai ist et. OST—BUNOH KEYS on steamer Lady of Lake, Sunday, May 16th. A iberal reward will be given f left MERIC. \UUSE. TEED Fee my premises, May 11, Tee0, Sis Black Mane Boise: right “hip dewn; short tail. A reward of $5 will be vaid if returned to 1423 Md. ave.n.e.m183t*: Le May aps a eneion. rooms of ae: canson Bros., a oot with red black stone. A reward of B8'will be paid if re- tuned to. Re HILTON, 298 Pa. aversion ul ot Licht gpenins of Abners Garden, 2 GOLD ieturn to. Mr: HENRY, batten or at abner's Garden, and get 85 SS myl7-3t* Lea Gordon Retter DOG, ten months ol ell mown. Liberal reward’ will be paid for his return to JOSEPH M. BLACKBURN, 17 New York ave. mylt-or May 20th, in Glenwood Come F, containing some small change and Cluster ‘Garnet Ring, with initials J.B. bs inside, Suitable reward by ret: urning to ae 0 cer: Sanaay, Mey: OST—Sunday morning, on P st. or a Lox ave, near ith st, Gold OHAIN, with blue locket. Finder will receive suitable reward by returning to Mrs. J. P. PALMER, N 107 Fe F st. ma} DRY GOODS. JOHNSON, 7s 3 Market Space. 1.50 per dor. : Wameutta, 120. Androsc: Brown Cotton se. Lading’ 1-80, $1.78, $2, $2.80. . Ts, rik ee Ses cane riacemeasiastt AT PRICES THAT WILL EXSURE THEIR EARLY DEPARTURE. Ehetland Wool SHAWLS, from $1 to 85 All Wool DEBEGES, 37 ic. All Wool MOMIE CLOTHB, 37 ce. All Wool SHOODA CLOTHS, 62)9c. Lace BUNTINGR, 375s, 50, 81. Lace Striped NAINSOOKS, 1236. Linen LAWNS, 260. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, from $1.15 to $8. TYLER & CHEWNING, Gate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), mayl0 7th street n.w. G® Te PUBREUIL BROs., A112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE, ALQNVENTION A SPE- Half-dozen Fine srs Helf-dezen Superior SHT Half-dozen Elegant SHIRTS.. Our Best SHIRT, Piaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENI'S FURNISHINGS always on band. ‘apse press SHIRTS ‘MADE TO ORDER of the Ves Best 1 in the Very Bost manner, aud < ve perfect saticfartion ih in » for only TWO DOLLARS. No snoond clase goods) but as wood ae ANYBODY'S BEST, guly two doliars, at tC MEGINNISS, 1002 F st. nw. Washinwton, D. om * os CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 .cts., un fnishadt, is cheaper than we sold it ‘when muslin and Jinen, was way below [ppreyed Prices. RA ““Mystery’ SHIRT, fished, jp the cheap pirt in the world, only 80 cts. rot! Damont™ SHUNT he ished, 60 cia. Our LINEN COLLARS latest stylon, at 81°50 per dozen, are at ood af is usually sold at 2.5). Our Silk NECK@EAR beats the world in SEA) quality and price, “Our Silk BOARES Bt 25 cts. are 88 00d aR er other house selis at 50 cte. Our 50- cent SOARES a9 as wood as is sold for $1.25 by the rade wenerall; ey pe apso street n.w. Qract. Sonne DEY GOODS VERY CHEAP. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS: BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS. Btrij Navy Blue Silk, Dark Greon Bik, Gerdinal keg Sik and Other colors, only Bb, forth 81, Colored and Black Cashmeres, pure wool, xcellent Black Silke, 75 and Sic. One hun area loo) Ss Madras Ginghatue, new and chotoe styles, 10, 12 and Ie. Excelleut Sie Calico, Sie, 8 res, pure oe ame KS! SILKS! 1 Our 81, ae 25 and $1.50 Biack suke oy besos Banoarn. Lace for Curtains, 12c. to 81. CABTER'S, 711 paige angen Pure es ., Fiaured French Bosuufal rs Pecine' Lay Shetland sl ‘Shawia, all col pare wool, wide doubler th Bi - to Ts Black ago nd ory fine gus gusty. Sk Warp Warp Hea @ é eid DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. 4 amoeled DRESS SHIRTS to o1 Goop FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS ‘or oUR on ais§ ALWAYS IN. MEN'S: YORRISHTN@8. THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory, E. MAUCK, Prorrieron. ap30 Opposite Patent Office. QPRING AND ors BESS Ss G00) = We have igen lendia line of Shes DB, com da full assort men’ and B) Sin B nek and ‘Oolored t aie SEERADI ADINES, Back a piteraania, Sante ETO abaya iran Gy Mulls and Pren ca. Rae EP HOOE BROTHER & ©0., ani0 1398 F st. w.w., near Ebbitt Houw. Lae night a POCKET BOOK, con- taining money, “valuable pa pera, O & O.8-R Liberally rewarded ii rned to H. & spuNoak, U. 8. 8. Committee, oom or Mines ap ap eign PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you have to pay until ulyou are cured: A. A. CORK- 14 13th st, n.w. my16-3m Ww “H pare reaEs successor to T. P. LIB- « BEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, has re- moved to corner of Git and ¥ sts. n-w.; in Drag Store, opp. U. 8. P. 0. myll-im PATOH EXAMINES 8 TITLES, reports asto Jiet the responsibility of abetracts of oar, pan. m. Cases in Betored and from’ ey to fa apt ain ARAM, ROSS, he lone-eetablished, | reliable ahd Astro! ves better satis- faction inal sare of life than any one in the pro- fession ; resent and future destiny; ives itvios ana ce on all matters apper- ‘aining to business, love and matrimony. ™ TROUBLE OALL. faction given OF no pay. Itat ‘Booms, ‘2d st, above _ RICORD, 141 W. eg Balto. rvous Denil, reatment of ‘Ner Evil Horebodl Paipitation of the Heart, Pim Weak e68, &c., those dire results of im Pois- us Diseases of the fine Hood. Siro Nose or Skin, onot Gor poerr 8; radically cured without nor ei or eal "RB. B. fare oa paces Goductad from fee. FINANCIAL. M INING TRUST COMPANY, OFFICE 115 BROADWAY, N. Y¥. Chartered under the Laws of the State of NewYork. MILTON 8. LATHAM, President. O. T. CHRISTENSEN, Treasurer. BR. W. LEAVITT, Secretary. ‘This organization is now ready for business, and offers its services on reasonable terms in all trans- actions pertaining to Mining Interests, such as the custody and investment of funds, the registry and transfer of stocks, and the payment of dividends. Special attention given to consignments of bullion. American Mining Stock Exchange (under the auspices of the Mining TrustCompany), Exchange Rooms and Offices, No. 63 Broadway, New York. This Exchange will be opened as soon as the ne- cessary improvements in the rooms, now in pro- gress, have been completed, sbout June 1. The Committee on Stock List and Securities is now placed upon the regular list of the Exchange. Ad necessary blanks and full information may be ob- tained by addressing WM. F. MOLLER, Secretary of the Committee, care Mining Trust Oo. Applications will be received fons limited num- jonas non-members’ monthly seat tickets of admis- mylT-3t = CABLE BRIM MANILLA STRAW HAT, FOR GENTLEMEN, OALL AXD SEE THEM, Ar WILLETT & RUOFF'S, myl2-Iw ee PostrivaLy THE LAST WEEK For Our Bargains in SEWING MACHINES. 100, {J to be this ik frovg Ut tog ech, ln becloct onde, wacrasted meeneeel OILS, PARTS, &c., for all machines ‘slways on hand, at OPPENHEIMEB’S, mys 526 Oth street, Bt. Cloud Building. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DDY BEFEIGEERATOBES, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ FOWLEB'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINI ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of China, Glass Ware, &c., myl5 1009 Pa. ave. Gs FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 Oth st. n.w., mey5 ¥.M.O.A. Building. G* FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES!! & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITOHELL, VANCE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at 531 15th Street n.w., ‘Where all competition can be successfully met with these C9ELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st.. apls Corcoran BUILDING. BS Jr. GPouce ink dere 9 OIL AND WATER COLORS, mar29 418 7th st. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). AS COOKING STOVES. GAS OOOKING STOVES, in various Ee fie woes aps ee Costfasderamine tem my30_ iERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, ‘(ACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and = ‘and tn imitation of all kinds ef stone, yast For sale at a heavy discount from former prices. ‘TERBA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OBOOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 0O., 401 New Jersey ave., Near B. & O. Depot. marft-ly on GTEAM CAEPET CLEANING, 5 at carpels Guar ACES, ap2y 616 Louisiana ave. ANTED — FEATHERS RENOVATE, VV Mattresses to reuake and terminated Dy sean. By TB. YOU! a BOOTS AND SHOES. ADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS, 50, ae 60 and 75c. u But., 81, 81.25, and $1.50) ae ae Ties ang Kit and fored, GE 25, $1.80 up. Siang E Boye’ Sc 001 Shoes, 75, Réc. ce “gh, Children's School Shoes. 50, 60 and 75. Men's Gaiters and Ties, 81.55, $1. 50 and ‘Ei up. Men's low cut Sh al. as to : eupwaras, at P SI 0, Straw Hats in great variety Hats enya and 1O1G Sign Big Shoe. av Ha" & COURTNEY. THE GREAT BOAT RACE BETWEEN Mesers. Hanian and Courtney is the all al sorbing topic with sporting men Sea, the entire country, butit is not s circum-| stance when compared with the excitement that prevails among the residents of Washingt city caused by the race between THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, and its competitors, for the lead in ee!ling the BEST GOOL8 at the LOWEST PRIOKS. This i# without doubt the LONGEST BACE ON RECORD, And from the start ‘THE GREAT BOSTON” took the lead, and has maintained it ever since. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, 401 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. N. B.—No Branch Store in this City. NE’ YORK SHOE STORE, 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HANDSOME SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES anv GENTLEMEN. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. Ladies’ pevticeege es Ladies’ 3- a! Sancals... Tadiest Hicl-batton 6:strap 8 itp isda 32 Ladies’ Cur Kid Button my15 J ot _ BECHVED— Fine ASSORT! Light rap ‘i Button and| live: ‘Childrens’ pete ced. out them ‘apis ors Sr. ‘Buox Srome. near Corcoran at. eS EDUCATIONAL. SO PENGERIAN | BUSINESS 2 tema Con. 7TH axp L Sts. Thorough instruction and sbip, Bookkeeping, Business Calculati —. aut roc mr. lars ewe of Bera ot he Srey O. SEEROES Principal. EOHEEL, Teacher of FIANO, ORGAN and J. VOCAL MUBIO. | Particu! fecchere, Te * Terme oan te. Wie a Bela a ER, AM. s. Srx Sraner N ‘CLARSES—. check toa, Nae bg Ts. oe Cg es in ——. German, Fren repch, English, Book- ig A Bpoetst a atten 0 So prepara ries vest. Point, an: 00! Seipdnntions. anh vate lessons on —Boys, ‘845. Stu- opr ee ale or Harvard. First 4 a. HOR A. M., Principal RMVAND NAVY.—Officers of the a have fast abeoot fran V ciate can have careful tention ey & -_-