Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THU RSDAY.... lay 27, 1880. CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Editor. _————— fre Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. —————————————— ‘Tux Sraz is connected with the wires of the fonal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tae STaR Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, st any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities ares great conve- nience, and will be sppreciated by the customersjof THE Stan. “Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum. mer travelers, can have THe Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanved as often sa desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. The Double Sheet Saturday. ‘THR Stax will be published as usual on Satur- day in eight page form of fifty-six columns Advertisers and newsdealers will please send In their orders as early as practicable for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of new advertisements printed last Saturday was 120. The number thus far printed In May is 1.849. ——————~+e-—__ There ts more in the oft-repeated declaration Of the Tildenites that “if Tilden can’t carry New York no other democrat can” than the op- Ponents of that gentleman seem generally to calculate npon. The true meaning of this dec- laration fs that if Tilden does not get the nom!- Bation his friends will see to {t that the man Who does get itshall not have the electoral Votes of New York. The most hopeful and en- thusiastic democrat will not ve the hardihood to deny the power of Mr. Tilden to throw the Vote of New York against his party If he wishes todoso. He has absolute control of the party machinery in the state. His whispered com- mands a omptly obeyed by the state com- mittee, which !s controlled by men who regard Obedience to him as the first duty they owe to demoe No man ever had his political henchman under such complete and absolute control as has Mr. Tilaen his. A great deal has Deen said by democratic papers about Senator Conk command over his party in New and about Cameron’s in Pennsylvania, ther of these gentlemen fs such a politl- as Mr. Tilden. A single incident in 85 In New York, last fall, shows ad power over his party organiza- many democrats were ostens!- Diy oppos! iy the head of the democratic Ucket, Gov. Robinson, whom Mr. Tilden was especially anxious to elect. The democratic State committee, which properly owed an equal support t» the entire ticket, a day or two before the election seut to all the counties in the state printed tickets having the name of Robinson at the Lead and the names of all the republican nominees for the offices below governor. These tickets purported to be those of the regular « soeratic party and were so headed. It was © sequently ascertained that the Idea of sacri- ag the remainder of the ticket to a chance of “ing the governor originated with Mr. Tilden aself, and that in committing this act of vason against their party the state committee eyed his orders. The state committee which ‘hen proved so subservient to Mr. Tilden 1s, With only two or three exceptions, the one tn which the interests, and, indeed, the fate, of the Party in New York will be intrusted next fall. A whispered order from him that he does not desire the election of the democratic candidate Will be suffictent. The state committee must have the management of the canvass, ana Tilden commands the committee. The democrats ad_ mit that they cannot elect a President without the vote of New York. Very many of them say that Tilden cannot carry New York. Tilden and his friends say that no other democrat than the autocrat of Gramercy Park can carry the state. On the face of things, the democratic party 1s in a dilemma, —__—_—_~---___ The injustice of the proposition to impose one-half the expense of the United States Courts of this Dis‘rict upon the tax-payers here is 80 manifest that surely It will not be seriously urged in Congress. The U.S. courts in all the States and territories are maintained at the ex- pense of the general government, and there is RO reason why an exception should be made against the District of Columbia. The courts here are mainly oceupled with cases not be- longing in any sense to the District. The jurts- aiction of the District Supreme Court extends over all the country, and comparatively few of the cases coming before !t have any connection ‘With local or District interests. If the tax- payers here are to be exceptionally burdened with the expense of that court, then {ts scope should be reduced toa capacity just sufficient to pass upon District cases. One Judge would Probably be sufficient for this, while stx are how required to attend to the vast business Which accumulates before ft. Suits from all Parts of the country growing out of claims against the government constitute a large pro- Portion of the business of the courts here. and certainly Congress wiil not insist upon making citizens of the District pay the expense of such Utigation. ——— ‘The suspicion that Speaker Randall, under the guise of an ardent Tilden man, has been laboring to make himself the nominee of his party for President has been growing of late, until in some quarters, notably in Pennsylvania, it amounts to a positive conviction. The editor Of the Louisville Courie-Journal, who is In a Position te know, says: “We can state, posi- tively, that Mr. Randall,in the most confidea- Usl intercourse with his nearest friends, has Interdicted the use of his name at Cincinnati in aby andevery event. He ts not an aspirant. He ts not a candidate. He will not be men- Uoned; but on the contrary, he will be there in his own person to plead earnestly for the noml- ation of Mf. Tilden.” This ts put in a very post- tive and emphatic manner; but others, who are Supposed to be posted with regard to the Speak- €r’s plans, have more than intimated of late, that he proposes to offer himself as a presiden- Ual candidate. Several of Mr. Randall's warm- €st friends among the democratic members of Congress from Pennsylvania have recently dis- Cussed with others the probability of his name being proposed for the nomination at Cincio- Bath One of these, Representative Cofroth, Who expects to go to the Cincinnat! convention, hhas said that fifty of the delegates from Penn- Sylvania would vote for Randall's nomination, and that the Speaker could certainly carry his Own state for the democracy.—a thing that no Other democrat could do. Mr. Comfroth boldly Maintained that Randall would make the very Strongest candidate the party could nominate. If such talk asthis by the Speaker's warmest and closest friends does not indicate a desire to be a candidate for the presidential nomtnation, What does it mean ? Itthe threatened exposure of the manner tn Which the Texas Pacific railroad company pro- cured subsidy legislation from a past Congress Goes no other good, it may have the effect of deterring other congresses from engaging In any legislation of this character, and that Will be agreat deal. It appears from the let- Yersand other documents given to the public Shat the Texas Pacific placed no reliance what- ver upon the merits of the legislation it sought. ‘It proceeded from the very start to operate pon Congress through a paid lobby,—an evi- Gence that the company and its managers real- ‘ved that they were asking what ought not to Degranted. All the subsidy legislation that dhas been Introduced in Congress had precisely ‘the same thing at its back,—a paid and corrupt- ing lobby. Those interested have opened regu- Jar establishments !n Washington, furnished and Kept up in elegant style, where members Df Congress were made at home, where railway, xpress or telegraph passes, according to the na- ture of the job, were furnished a@ libitum, and ‘where all the other well known appliances were brought into use. The lobbyists know that When a member of Congress accepts a favor from them he places himself under an obliga- ion that must be repaid, and if the secret his- tory of subsidy legislation shall ever be truth- fully written the people will be astounded to Jearn how many of their representatives have ‘sold themselves, and disgusted as well that they should have sold out so cheap, PECIAL BARG. FOR THR HOT WEATHER. Serge Coats, 82.50, 83, 84. Nun's Cloth Coate, 85. Alpaca Coats, $1.25, $2, 83, 84, 85. Linen Suits, 82, 84 and 85. White Veste, 75c., 81, $1.50, 82 and $3, Long Dusters, 75c., 81, 81.50, $2 and 82.50. Likht-col'd Cass Pants, 82, 82.50, 83 and 84. Office Coats, 40 cents and upwards. Light-col’d Cheviot Suits at reduced prices. wine Cass. Suits at reduced pricas. Blue Flannel Suits at reduced prices. Drees and Business Suits at reduced prices. Boys’ Suits at reduced prices. Children’s Suits at reduced prices. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennnsylvania Avenue, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _FOR RENT ' AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. ANTEU_A WOMAN for ceneral housework. Apply 1831 12th st.n.w. made (3 ANTED—100 bushels “PIGEON MANOR: Hn Bereons having SG send 2 postal cart D.O. my27-i cae A. GARDENER. Gon oerEp Yor aes a Hi to fake: charge of Ho children: foftoven ok. refe » Staroffice. my27-3t* which a Fai toa cone hundred wes ar Ws pera ae peliet Certificate transferred ‘oe (Sea | , tar office. pee EZ me Cll ae WOMAN for washing and scrub- id a BOY to help about the house gene- rally, gplisquire at 485 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. panes. Addrees B. SL A ke ee Sees y ANTED-A good, honest GIRL, about 16 or is year ‘ars old (white preferred) to take care of one eh ren and help about house. 1453 14th st. my27-2t Was comfortably-farnished ROOM, Boerd ee touth exposure, situated northwest. wita 1 house or convenient thereto. Address Homadey P.P.C., Star office. YANTED—A BITUATION by a oo white Girl to do housework and p! sewiag: refers by permission to precant place; Bar ectioa my27-tr Between 10th and 11th stresta.__| to leave city. Apply 630 dist at nw. a a -ANTED=By a respectable white ai = Ro Sarre WASTER TION te ree chamberiaid or lad; ussvoumas [LOW RRICHS! maid: no objection to. travel; NI LN WASH. THE LARGES: eine *! Time Semed Gaiters for old ladies, $1 and $1.59. Ladies’ Foxed or Lasting Laced and Congress 7Uc. Ladies’ Kid and Foxea Button (eather insoles), nd Up. Ladies’ genuine French Kid Button. 82 75 to 26.00. Gents’ finest hand sewed ‘Ties and Button of Matt Kid, #r-nch aif, Goat aud Glove Ka. Onr Chanyviont Gaiters and ‘Low shoes (25 styles), Men‘s ood Low Shoes or Gaiters, Si and up. ‘Men's low Button Cleth Top, 32 ani Men’s Button Boots and fins Gait atton, Goat or Kid, $1.00 to $2.50. ind Youths! Low Ties ‘aud Battoo, B08 oe hppers, Tice and Sandals. 6e. to 81 Shoppers, 60 different ‘styles, 2c. t) 81-00. id's Tata my27-5t R THIRTY DAYS WILL SELL GENT" i fine, hand-sewed, low button and strap SHOES for $4 and $4.50, at A. F MORAN’, 1022 7th st. new. 27 -BEC2p YAMEL'S HAIR GBRENADINE. FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS. PERSIAN LAWN. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LAWN. NAINSOOK. DRESS GINGHAMS, in New Designs. PACIFIC PERCALES AND LAWNS, 125. SUMMER BUNTINGE, 1254. 18, 20, 25, 37%, 45, 60, 75, $1.00. ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS. TYLER & CHEWNING. (ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) 918 7th st. n.w. JOR THIRTY DAYS, will sell Ladies’ $2.50, rie my27 Kid and Pebble Goat Button Boots for $2 hiya7- W2cst = Sih st. nw. V HITE Goops, WHITE GOODS, JUST OPENED. 20 pieces Persian Lawn, 10 pieces India Mull, 30 pieces India Linen, 30 pieces French Nainsook, 49 ieces French Muelin, 10 pieces Magalia, 50 pieces ria Lawns, 30 pidces Bishow Lawns, 0 pieces h Naliisooks, $0 pieces Embroidered Swiss Busta 30 piece White Linen Lawn, Sopicess Lace mubrics and Piques, from 12 to 20 ceuts per sa full line of Nainsook Embroideries and ing Laces. ‘+ aa W.M. BROWN, my27 S17 Market Space. met best of references. a7. Call or address 2007 E st.n.w. WASTED j¥oman COOK to wo to seashore: 8 White, 10 Colored Women € cook, wash and i) Bier elty | wages 28 to 812 per month. 926 F stu.w. OG. E. itt W 4AN2ED_ By 8 young, Saas ‘Man a SITUA- TION to drive 2 private carriage and to make himself generally useful; 0d references. ap ply at 206 Mass. ave., Capitol Hull. RB RENT—Three second yr ROOM! ith Fiestas: juitable for amen ee ou 1B RENT Cool, pleasant ROOMS at 1379 G st., south Prices very moderate for ‘ae er. my27-4 RENT—ROOMS, new house, new f on ‘arat-clase in every’ respect. oo 4aa bier? tween D and E sts. n.w. my27-2t* rR pENT_BY 18T OF suxe— Four unfurnishi OOMNS ; gas, water, bat table for house- Keeping. Hent 810.162 F tt ne. my27-3t* ‘(OK RENT- HOUSE and RTORE No. 2012 K st. six rooms and cellar. Next to market jouse.” Apply om rem ieee. my27-3t* Fe BALE-A derirable BUSINESS ROPER iv¢ (corner lot) on East Oayitol st: ouly a fem iinares east of the Gapitel Fb LA WSR, SUF (OH SALE—ERAME HOUSE of four Ts a 18 ane East Oapitol and 18th ec. 8360; $50 caah balance 10 JOHN PATOH, 506 h st. n. my27-3t* Fu BERT =Foraimied PARLOR and BED ROOM, communicating. “Also, single ROOM. familly, no children, flue location. ‘No. 1228 inne y27-3t OR BALE OR RENT— TAZELWOOD ooT- BAGH, furniened. near Oakland, Garrett ooun- BN. Oak- z Garrett county, Md. msa7 3 BSE BENTO1017, Mat. n.w., 9 rooms, a Y i-hed: fronts south aud’ west: tion at a nominal rent. n.w._m!7-3t* FOUR RENT—A gentleman wishes to rent his with the exception of secon t-story. front room, taman and wife for the summer, Ri Ee to desirable parties. Address H. ai per month. N ANTED—To Hine—Quiet old HORSE and low CARRIAGE, seating two. two or thras tines seek, one or two hours lernoon for invalid. Wan fal particulars, addrece ¥ Z., Star office. 1 WASTED Bs a ‘Tenant, who has occupied the tame rented house for'seven seare ie ans 2.W. rem HOUSE in good condition and locali part of city preferred: rent not to excecd dress TENANT, Star office. Ty. WANTEDA MEOMANIOAL DRAUGHTS WAN to so to Philadelphia; he must be a rapid workman, capable of making perspective drawin for Patent Office. Address, stating terms, to 1337 East Montgomery ave., Philadelphis. my?" ANTED—An experienced and ood COOK, st Y , ouee: high waxes paid. Address B tar ‘mys Sara) A respectable WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron. Must have best recommenda tions. Apply at 712 13th my26-3t yy ANTED—A pikortontn INSTRUCTOR in the common English branches by a gentle- man about to go before an examining boar: - @ress MOKTON, Star office. my26-2" ws NEDA neat and trustworthy WHITE WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron, for so0% Good references required. Gall ‘at 1809 Rhode Island ave: my26-3t* WANTED By a respectable whits WOMAN SITUATION ax cl ambermaid and to take care of children. Best of reference. Apply 721 6th st., bet. Gand Va. ave , navy yard. 5-2" A} ANTED-—& colored MAN and WOMAN: man to work on a farm, woman to cook, wash and iron. Wayes good; husband and wife’ preferred. Apply at 132 Mass. ave. n.e. from 6 to 8 or after p.m. my2i ANTED—A GIRL for general housework no city references required. NOOT?S, a9 Deen my25-3t WANTED 850,781,600 and #3, pan on good city Real Estete at'7 per cent., arties able and willing to pay interest promptly. vo eomamais- sion paid. Box 83, Star o' ny23-3t* WaANTED-By young cay BOARD = Catholic family, where there are no other boarders; will furnish room if desired; St. Matthew's pariel, preferred. Address Box 102, Star office. m23-3) V \’ ANTED—A Widow Lady desires the OHAR: ze of a House for the summer ects Jane Ist, uring the absence of the family; will give frst class references. Address CHAMGE, Star office. was at MEN to work [on Lake Montabel- ANTED. [AGENTS for the sale of ANDER- VILLE: LE OF SOUTHERN PRI- SONS. Over ro ny ou of this remarkable book haye been eold ‘already, and oe report better sales than of any book that has been published for 20 years. A graphic picture of the horrors of war that it is well for all to read” Apply to, J.D. FRE my27-3t* 1343 rat eueets OWSON’S ICE OREAM AND W, ike ICES, the cheapest and the best. $1 25 agal.; 10 cts. 8 plate. pecial rates to dealers, festivals, ex- cursions, &c. 1104 12th af 2 AYING CARDS. PLAYING CARDS, PRICE REDUCED. HART'S PATENT SQUEEZERS, nered, (No. 35), at $5.50 per dozen. For sale at BEALL’S Book Store, msy26-3t 495 Pa. ave. Bitz FACTORY.—OIGAR’ AND PAPER XES. Departme nts and others using paper boxes, ordering from us will fiud our work first- class and cheap. Boxes suita%le for any busineas. All orders prompt:y attended to. 1632 and 1654 Sth st. n.w. [my25-6t"l O. BAWMANN & CO. ISCHARGING nO wey. ‘A CALGO © FINE WHITE SILVER SAND, Suitable for Painters, Plasterers and Scouring. mwy25-3t a ________"S8 Et oven pao HAVING RAILROAD CARTS in good condition can cere of Bem b by x apuiyine' to my26-3t ain street b.w. GBe4t BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. One small sp ARES Parlor Grand Piano, 7 oct. Rosews $1 One7 eke t Upright urns & Bros. Rosewood. One 67, oct. Rosewood Shoemake r. round cor- One6soct. 5 Qne§ oct. < 15 One 6 oct. Gilbert. 50 Ond7 oct. uy right Erard (Paris). 25 ‘or sale upon easy terms to make room. Atthe Se eerorcain oe W. G. METZEROTT & CO., Sole Avents of Steinway Pianos, my26-3t_025 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. VORRENT—For THE Sumuen, Low—Furnished House, firet and gecond FLOOR, 1214 12th st. ‘isp: focond FLOOR, furnished, 1921 F st. yore and wide J. ard WAL. n F. “HOLTZMAN, 100 {OK RENT—Four al ly furnish to xentleman and wife for housek Massachusetts avenue and 1:th st. n. family. keferences exchanged. Address ROOMS WANTEL, Star office. 27-2 ‘OR SALE—AT A Banc ING LOTS corner 4th east UIE dU sts. s,¢., facing Penusy!vania avenue and b sautifal park. Also, vext to corner 14th and Q sts. nw Tnanire 425 EB JOR REN i _eaatifully- furnished aOUsE in it northwest section of city for summer months. #20 per month. For man and wife or two single persone ouly. Good cook with the house. | ApE'y 343 Corcoran st. F% RENT—Fine STORE and DWELLING = 14th st new. Good stand for fancy woods, made clothi boo! + shoes, pee and caps. Fintures complete. ‘apply ‘J. 8. MURPHY, 13 Vermont avenue VOR RENT—Delightfal ROOMS for th furnished or unfurnished: large, fronts and opening on large hall. Located on the hill, two squares of 9th st. cara and three from 7th st. line. A full view of the Alexandria and Potomac. “attdrese B. M., Star oflice. my 27-3t* OR RENT—A Brick ©. Tear of premises 1222 i OR RENT—HOUSE, No. 1217 Hi « rooms and bathroom. Apply text door, my26-3t* FOR BENT -Fumished HOUSE, 695 Fst. n.w. ten reoms; references required. Ample, on premises. Et FXOR RENT—Great Barcain, for 16 months, far- eeithed HO thick walls; warden. Address WES" tar oflice. my26 POR RENTCA small LOU Rand GRIST gees in the District of Columbia. -Addre: U. Box 681, Washington, D.O. {; O& RENT, AND SALES: Ge PROPERTY, PEE VATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin iseued on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the offices of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. my26-3t" Fok Ba diceone | Furnislied PARLOR and BEDROOM, en suite, on first floor; nort! n ard southern expo= th, hotana ter on same floor: will rent reasonab'e to Without children for the summer month, Ni my’ louse | =a | 2206 JueeOr 3 eek = 736 24th st. n. w., 6 rs., bath. A list of other pronert both for sale and rent, WALTER R_ WILOOX, Real can be found mDy22-cobt at Estate Agent, Corner 20th and I sts. n.w. FOR BEST—Two fine BRIOK HOUSES, with = modern conveniences, 0 ‘One cishi-toom BRIOK niences. month. st., between 171 wine house. 7 M st. n.w. ‘One new two-story BRICK BUILDING, suitable for manufacturing next to No. 2 en; ste, Papoees: OnD sap JK HOUSE, modern conve- th ES 18th. 815 par Several oon BRICK HOUSES on Rizrest., Ue mer ae Pp] myssce PRATT & 8ON, A. abi Sint ats corner oF D. FOR BENT. 1110 13th at. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im,§50 per mo. 1209 RT 326 H st. n. 1416 F st., office rooms Lenman Build’g, N.¥ ave re. N.W., 19 rm. brick,m.im. 50 per mo. 15rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 7m. brick, m. im..... -Price $12 per mo. Price $20 per mo. » Dear 16th, office rms. 1113 F st. n.w., office rooms. my22 THOS. J. FISHER & O0., 1223 F street n.w. ‘OR RENT—By BR. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat EstTaTR AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. n.w., 17 610 La. ay. n. rooms and bath. Sto 11th st-n. n.w.,17 regi 415 13th: Fetnw. 125 — hall th st. n.w.100 Fur. bee 0th et-2.W Fur. house, Mass. av. n. W. 1512 Pa. ae 9 rs. S26 128 ai n.Ww.,, ia”? rs. and bath., Fur. house, 1686 Toth et 730 Sth st. and I make no Fat.n.e. 40 n.w., 8 3: . bath and cellar. 55 9 13: chai to landlords £. for advertising peel property, and keep it before the public con- stantly. Thave many of the finest building rites in the city Honses in every section at pricee from 81; 000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, for sale myl5 10th and F sts. n.w. {OR RENT— THE poRCORAE BUILD! OrposirE U. Fine Office Room cetinig—Tor Bh Business Offices, Stu: d closets onevery floor, elevator an ING, TREASURE, 167TH STREET. steam heat. Dark pon for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. myl SS ee Baltinore: waves 8110 per dae Hace woLSe Fone ‘A BRICK HOUSE of BOARDING: more, waxes per z = al of seven rooms 222 = ONS, Contractores p af my20-8t* EF and summer kitchen. 9th et., near Boundary. a connate a : oe DA x as 7 Targa RELIABLE Tiaue sh. H ARMES 633 Pet orig.” | BOARDERS socommoda Hi Vermox ER of al Hits: SEAMSPRESSEG Toreite ant FOR RENT Four yeacant unfurnished woOMS | DLEAGANT, FORNIS! COOL ROOMS coumicy al with reference. 926 Fst. n.w. 0. E. second floor in a strictly private. fam at 039 H et. nw. Private family. my26-3t" PRIO mayis-2 ghereaberearenveh pildren. Heformocnexchaunt OR RENT—With Hoard, lance, aly ROOMS: ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. cu suite or single, furntihed “of unfurnished: RANTS Soldigrs: Homestead OLAIMS, and | FOR SATE—A fine seven-room HOUSE, No. | southern exposures “Apply at S13 New er eu pe pad. WILLA "3:30 ren curneet raion | goa! 20th at nw bee ot ear a4, eo | 8 me re enya BES = ateaew: YOR RENT—On the Heivhta of Govwset at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building. miyl2-ties | my 25-Bt three large Furnished KUOMS, with BOAT: ANTED—FAMILIES to furnieh with white and colored Servants, Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids, Nurses and Seamstresses and other help, with best of reference, at short notice. McDONALD & CO., S08 Sth et. mew, myl2-1m* WANTED-A larwe, number of Oooks, Waiters and other experienced Male Help, white and Solored, wanted for summer hotels near Now York. Address! or appl; ney, 1329 Broadway, New &2 city. y10-1m Wat manatecture to sell the most useful arti- cle manufactured. Liberal terms to first-class ties. ess COX & OO._ 218 Orape at. Byr- Reuse, Ladies especially desired, for they can esl Vito advantage: FOR SALE. FSS KR Be ‘E—The cabin schooner YACHT ‘*Wan- "in perfect order, complete out- fit. is vottered for 8200 cash until July Ist: after that not for sale; can be seen ate foot of FOE BENT OR SALE Anew BRICK HOUSE, with all modern improvements complete. 2030 Pet. n.w. Reference required. Apply es ae st.n.w. J. 8. HOPKINS. tt FE ree P ROOMB, second. flooi cold water same flcor, fornished, cool for summer. asant, nicel; a r, for housekeeping; hot Also. one frout ROUM, 1209 6th st. n.w. |OR RENT—Jvs asso Two two-story and basement BRI OUSES, seat d ZOOe Modern conveniences. 2431 and 2433 K 8 $26 per month. Key at store corner 23th an i is, my’ PR BALE—Very REAs (choice location), a SABLE—On J5th_ st. utiful 9-room HOUSE, Yith path, larye cellar, every modern convenience. 1, 500 or $2,000 cash; balance long time. Eastand south exposure, Address BARGAL ity Post of y GAIN, Ci! Set. Gall after 4 p.m. 0. K. ETON ee ¥ ‘OR RENT—1105 F et. n.w_: elegantly furniehed Fe SATE§ Eee By ‘coat #3 F PARLOM and BEDHOOM - ait 32a for, ‘ y | formerly ‘ocenp: On alle eee re Aw : eae: furnished Parlor and owner ie going to, E tee seen at OLCOTT'S: stable, T Brook, “Detwaen 1 na and 14th sts. Fok SALE-A fine stylish HORSE, poisbla Te coupe or on, carriage; sound i every respe years old; ind and gente, E, of Hume, Cleary & Co., 807 Markets Doses my25-3t FOR SALE-A Handsome Bay ‘Trotting MARE; well broken: raised on Eastern Stogth shore, Maryland: sired by Bay State Mor- gan; dam by thoroughbred horse Senator; sound anda prompt driver; seven years old; splendid action: without boots of any kind and any one can drive her better than 2:40. For particulars ad- dress TROTTER, Star office. my24-5t* wr ‘MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to pur- hove elewant 879 OR- canst SIDNEY T. NIMMO 8 COS, 410 lith et. nw a ‘SALE—A Reg of Newand Second- hand CARRIA' of the best make and finish, such as T Carts, Bedroom en suite, 3 Husband and Wife without children, aud venti men only need apply. my24 6t Fide RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS on 2d and With oF without BOARD, in Aue eat ily. “ROE {UR BENT—Three neatly FURNISHED > ROO on different floore. Biuumer prices. Rw. ‘my3-60 OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE near Afount Pleasant, for months J August. Fo: yarticulars addrers Mire. ¥ EVANT, Treasury depart Four NT—By party leaving city a nicely ed, well furnished HOUSE, room; rent nominal't to responsible partic sion June Ist. W. E. BURFORD & 00. st. for anminer, of 8 Will be for rent on the Lat of Tune E No. 1510 $ st. n.w.; thro stories and basement, ‘with large side lot, traded and all x parked: Apply to THOS. J. MYERS, 1216 F st. ANGOK LATHS. Schooner Olara Fletcher arrived at Washi Bangor Lat for sale as low as ITH May 15, bringing the first re of the market this season. the lowest. First st. Depot—Biscoe's 10th-st. whart IN DECH AGALT GROCERIES! : ELPHONZO. YOUNGS, 504 OTH STREET, Between E anp F Nogruwest. Having refitted, repainted and restocked the above named store, am now prepared to furaish my friends and the public with their needed _sup- plies from s carefully selected and i complete STOCK NEW GOODS. We name in p: SUGARS. Gest New York and Philadelphia Brands.) Powdered inuiated, 10 Iba. BL. Standard not oll AY or *"B"), 10, ibstor 109 Good White Sugar, 11 lbs. for 1.00 Good Brown Sugar, TEAS. Clb ho 8 Cae Imperial, Japan, English Breakfast, & 1 wrades—prices guaranteed as low as any house south of New York. COFFEES. Mocha, Java, Maracaibo, Lauyra and Rio—at popular prices— quality consi: Uur coffees are always fresh roasted, and we have in stock some of the nest wrades that can be produced. Good Roasted Bio, 6 Ibs. for. ---81.00 SYRUPS. Pure Sugar, goods guaranteed free from Gilu- cone—several des. Chotee Maple Syrup, per gallon, $1.30. -MOLASSES, A genuine article of New Orleans alwa} salto thelower gages: Prices ow. ‘LOUR. Ceres Mennesote Due Prtenis: Gtactinn aauane: _ Lie Process ; Golden ne famil; ily ; Swiss Pro- H. Herr’s best fai Washbura Mills; Sew Weet, aud all other leading brands direct fron t lowest rates. ‘oung’s Ge ennine Minnesota Pat. , from white flint wheat, per sack. Good Family Flour, per sack LUNCH Goops descriptic just received. Ne eri + ousue, “ake Chicken, ke. 5 cet, frarkey Bo. wenule Westphalia in ness Balmon, Lobster, Seg Baked Beane, Se” Sen, Ben Se. SAUCES AND PICKLES in wuld name the celebra Bees Bust Dress Crosse & Blackwell's SEE ERULTS and the very cholcest NEW YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep Up ood these Important 1 ‘Queen ‘ole * aired ot a small bottles at 26 cents for Picnic purposes. In fact, wesive our undivided at ition to the FAMILY THADE, yf to furni and make it our whole bere or _ ant ae aur, Gtr, faalitles tor buying ‘and 300, & ‘aran- at icle, quadity and aay as resent cheerfully refu to any customer who — taly aetna so conse Telephonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROOER, 504 Ninth st., bet. E and F, (WHITE FRONT). TEAM PET OLEANING. SS) a“ ART carpets guaranteed. spil-ly on hand, phonzo e160 Louisiana QVes » my2l 6t Extension’ Tops, Jump p Seats ae ode i. GRAHAM, or SALE—Gothic DWELLING, No. 1332 19th 416-416 8th pen ana we st, opposite the Galt Mansion. All modern Repairing promptiy attehded te myll Tmprovenent an Sn urd Ele rs cone 7 sarlor, library, dining-room, butler’s tr bei | RGLER ar over die HARNESS a and YEHE | reonus, tatisrdom, closets, kitchen, leuwity, wine ‘All orders promt ay atten oe to, Docent satisfaction and peal cellare, Vantrics, &c. ; main hall 9 feet in guaranteed. FF bOwNey's Stable, 1013 17th st. n.w. Le ARGE STOOK OF BERING WAGONS, ae or all Fings of busin lot of, ‘WA & nice: ieee eatehed: TOP BUGGTES Dot ‘OB. HETONS, one LANDAU GARRIAGE Lot of Second. order. SUGGIES and Wwaaona for sale ey oy oe on Sanity instalments. JAS. K. PROBE’ Prospect st., reetown. marll-3m LOST AND FOUND. 5 REWAKD—Los.—Wednesday, May 20th, a REOE peers Of no value PT BOOK, containin; Bt to the owner. Above rewar. returned to Star COLD BRACE aylvania avers between 18th and 30th sts. Suitable reward if returned to 113 Kast Capitol st. my27-2t" ier 25th, about 1 o'clock p. tween 7th and Boundary and 10th and ‘T-BUOK, containing two rings rae sou of money. Buitable reward if Mette N'S, 817 Market Space. my27-2t" O8T_ Yesterday evening, Gold NEOK CHAIN, vf oe Tee Trend: on Fats doth to Ste ae By eens w. 85 reward paid if returned to 1140 my26-20" Us ATTANS VEGETABL) TuAnite and ANTI-BILIOUS PIL! s° ee Headache, Biliousness, Habitual Costiveness, Dys- pepels, Cold. and Liver Gom mplaints generally. Fleasant and reliable in their action. No griping. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, my26_ I4th and I and 2d and Dsts. n.w. ee eee A SPECIAL BRANCH OF OUR BUSI- NESS. REPAIRING! REPAIRING! Woes. MACHINES of sny make Repaired and ‘arran| Machines called for and delivered free of charge. Orders by mail promptly attended to, at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 Vth street, 8. Cloud Building. Examine our 815 Sewing Machines. my22 Hi IME GE’ N= NOW Ros. eg gnenens AW AWNING Mak a29-Im_ No. 617 Market ‘Space. (UP 8TATRS.) OW HORSE MEDICINE. MEDICINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, 409 14th st. n.w. ii HBT. SMITH, V. 8. DS faye ee gtd ade AT 83 oo PER PORTH fine sae, shade aaa weber Trosee oe address i A. SHREVE. Dies jonsbure, ‘Ma- 0p30-1m* FS. THE a he wo we will continue to offer those beaut DOG mys SEVEN-STOP ORGANS at 875, after which owiny tos hoary advance at the f1c- tory, we co.) TF, NIMMO & 00.3, yl? 410 Lith st. nw. width, with corner fre place, platform staircase, wood mantles, tiled hearths, &c. Apply 47 Coreo: rau Building my21-lw FGRBENT-HOUSE, 043 MT st. now, partially furnished. Apply on premises. my20-eolw FOR BENT To gentlemen only—A handsomely furnished FRONT LOOM, near corner 9th and M ste n.w. No other Todi r#8 and no children. Hoe BECGEEAtes Address ‘‘Capitol,” Star Oflice. _myI5 FO Ts large and commodious HOUSE, press brick, 16 feet front, 8 rooms, large ary gellar, gas and Bath; near Government Printins of fice: 1,500. Inquire of JAMES Q. BROWN, $21 Penneylvania ave. ‘nw. iny13-1m_ OR RENT—Eleant APARTMENTS at reduced rates; southern, eastern and western expozure; all modern conveniences ; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-Im FOE RENT Revoral of those elegant HOUSES it Row,”"on East Capitol st., bet, 2: ana $a ate.vcan be leased to first-class temaite ‘ower than any like houses in the District:each house handsomely finished: o aiising i 3 bath rooms, laundry, aud all modera improve- Tientst water sepplied by stean Tore pump to all parts of the hous:s;a stable, and front and back yards adorned with shrubbery, fountain, &c., belong to each house. F. A. GRANT & CO., cor. 6. WB. MOSES. oni, Tab BLISS, 1427 F at. n. "B. RYON, cor. &th and D sta. n.w- ‘OB RENT—STOR: LAR, corner of oth W. Cc. SORSEON OR RENT—iw are PARLORS on geo: cud four, en Suite, Bontiorn eronuTe. pater, &¢.,,08 same floor: rent reasonabic. Wo315 Isth et., bet. E and F ste. myl-Im eer rere Ta ae ooeane built Fe nds and alrubbery :imonoet tha test Tonnies mands and shrul Sf Geormetown; cars yas the door. Inquire ier corder's Often, City Hal. marl6-3m* 5 : ae BEDBOOMS. 354 Pen: ia ‘and several E Vania aves, Cor. 434 at. use -10ra with BTABLE and ORL. and L sts. new. ee Apply at 150 Greene st., Georgetown. my24- o (pus TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first-c'sss Hotel Board, for $25 aud 830 per month: house 13 well furnished; clase, and coolest location in the city. Pablo et my24-3m Mota y HOUSE, cor. 15th and I sts. n,w. BOAR: peritable ROOMS with Bi ee Hime jalso TABLE Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. Da LOOHIEL HOVER, the cosiest snd best Sateds at recustis terms. 512 oth st n-w., is one conducted boarding ent boarders scowmmo- novia PERSONAL. attra G ERSONAL.—A ‘ions, aud of prrespoud with a gentleman of liberal dit eopein anes LENA RIVERS, City P. 0., W: pie A lady \ 10 is not without peraon 1 dod family, would like to isporition. peeosar A Government Olerk who is am to resign, or who would like to exchange De- vartments, or has the prospect of being dismissed Ju b: e 30, 1880, can hear something to his sdvs y addressing R. M. 8., Btar office. tae my 26-20" EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the nse of the knife. noth w to pay until oD. Tt 13 st, ‘on are cured. Remember, A. on have CORK- n.W. my15-3m W. = Store, opp. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. BEY, Watchmeker and Jeweler, has re- moved to commer of ith and Fs LIB- pear ee in Drag 11-1m ‘OHN PATCH Ss TITL — asto J ta abetracts of the responaibilit ens on real estate ry of oof, 1egnig, with tm to 10 pem. Always in Whetored aud from T6. apil-2m DiARAM Boss, the long-established, Claire: oyant and Astrolowist, wives better satis- affaire of life than any one in the a. faction in all fession ; tells the past, «ives advice taining to busi: Consultation Eooms, Dw. atiafaction wiven or no reliable resent and future and asaistance on. ail inatters apper: ines, love and matrimony. Taovrne Oauu. B ALL IX 2a ‘st, above oe Bainitation of eas, Xe. » thoae di E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette et., sats 4 bee devoted 30 years to the shooesettd Nervons Devility, Evil Forebodings, the Heart, Piniples, Organic ‘Weak? ro results of indiscretion Pois- onous Dibeases of the Blood, Turoat, Nose or Skin. a are ey No deducted frou fee. 3-3m COUNTRY _ BOARD. Laurel, Md. CoentRy BOARD—Five station, delizhtfut location, first-c’ excellent Water: large, airy and Rooms. Address or apply tod. H. CARMIENCKE, minutes’ well: FO8 BENT—two pleasant ROOMS a the 16th of June, in private fami Church: miles from $3 for chil Laurel. b con. forts, no other boarders. Terms: $6 For adel dren, per week. NICOLS, Laurel, Md. rel, at country seat two 8 convenient, home MES ne, aoe Address RIVATE nbouse, pleassiit! FAMIL a liberal ‘Gye kept; terms moderate. cen H., Gainesville, Prince William Co., in IN LARGE FARM jaded, sii ion good: mile nds of frui > Va. hi Rvearcs Opens May 1, » Va— om Terms €5 to $7 per week. Sopot eo conveyance. For particulars add: INERAL SPEING (PAST FaLis OnonoH, F. Bloomingdale Farm.” Free ress Mrs. my26-1m* Ge COUNTRY BOARD vate fumily, half a mile 7 miles from Wasbiogton, on 7th street road. ‘Terms modera te. : Reter to HUME, oLwaRY' Go. cap be had in a pri- roma Silver Spring Sta- L., Slizo, Md. my25-3t" P and a delij summer, 9 mil ation addres ite SONS WISHING FIRST ATT BOARD ‘htiul location in the country for the 8 weet of Oabland, Md., and 4 miles from Aurora, apply to subscriber. Toons and horse and bi Can furnish 8 uxgy. For further inform- LEWIS BUSH, Jn, Oakland, Ma. Cras, EOARD IN SHENANDOAH VAL. LEY. taine affor Splendid 1 location. rd a view. Bine Ridge moun- Coney tochurches nd all homie couiforts, Mrs. BEN as Berryville, Glark o.-Vae antl Hemet BOARDING, for adults only, on Long I id Sound, SPORTIN G_GOODS. ($1.00 RAZOB!! pat shaves with Ay onee. kg be the slightest touch. d warranted for one’ unded.” 7 LOMBIRATION HO HONES and E DLT combing ones te in one oO yA BE. AUS SPO! erie ae Tmmense C1 of GInaING TAOKLE, AR- CHEEY. GUNS. EVOLVERS, &e., ces toll: Fem BUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.we HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Y OHILDREN'S TAGE OOM- PANY, the cheay for beauty, comfort and dura- ity fn the market. Bicycles ‘and Velocipedes for ys and ‘ls, all and st es, Sd ron dechsey Sint Pon ‘Fancy Bows, sizes and styles. and éi moods: sy epeak for RESSMAHING.—To my customers and p: trons, this 13 to kive notice that T, the under- ign focatlon, “Biss LUGS 3; BRUCK a near New London ; cool, Ronmalsria, excellent water, bathing, boating, Behing; number limited: Washinwtou reforen exchanged. Addrese Box 8, New London, Oon- necticut. ap30-1m* QUNTRY BOARD —Lanrel Ma., midway be- Re Bee thirty nunagen a = te ea 2 . Re inutes’ le. firet-cloas TABLE. 200 yards from Sinton, 126-5 MRS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Seely ofa aie eg! boat La "and oy eetees in abundance ong Mena vat L nes to Balti itimore daily. Terms: Adulta,sinwie week, 86; Se term, $5; children under 12 and a. ivrh, alt ites ME Anny to Mrs. CO. E. HU .” ‘Trappe, Tat a ae ave ‘OK, auditors: Office! Ws saanaceimaaichcemelene 9 QEconD SEASON OF A DESIRABLE SU M- mer resort in the mountains of Vir ELIGATF i ESORT_— , | DEE iTFUL S UMER L— Se five miles from W. now open. Guests will be brought from. Feds b= pot free. Address J. H. PRICE. “Hills- boro’, Loudoun Go, my26-1m* INEX POINT Te ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Manyiatn, Open for reception of guests JUNE Sth, nder the manavement of the o1 308: ERAT ES : 6 owner, Mrs. e hotel has just been thorouchly renovated, furnished and supplied with every convenience f the comfort of guests, and isa first class Sunimer Home for families. “Terms—a2 per dar, $10 per Meck and $58 per month. Gpeclat srrsmeeeaes wade for familice. Daily _commiuricat with Waehington, Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine Seamer Georse Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane For further information address ‘Mrs. JOS. TRAVERS, Piney Point, St. Mary*s Oo., Md. CLAREN DEN HOUS! ,of Virginia Avenue, CITY, now open. ¥. B. LIPPIN COTY, Owner and Proprietor. Ba SPRINGS, W. V;: 101 Mitzs on B. §,0,,B B axp 25 Miners ‘The merits of Berkeley and its Baths are fomous, and require no extended notice’ here. Extensive improvements in bath and buildines gince last season. the int ticn of steam, hot baths now furnished invaiids at 4 moment's notice. Baths consist of Spout,Show- er, Piunge and Swimming Pools. Hotel opens June 1 Round trip tickets, including Stax ond Bagvage, 8 For terms and particulars write for illustrated and Acreriplive pamphlets im NO. H. TREGO & SON. ',PA., WHITE SUL- ALA DEAT ESPRINGS. Rare mountain retreat. devipe very moderate, Excursion tickets, address J. W. WHEELER & CO., Newville, Oum- Ferland county, Pa. Oirculare at ‘the Star office. my22-2m RHNEY SPRINGS. VA. OPEN JUNE Sore. Board per day from $1.50 to $2.50; per week, $8 Specials contracts with to S11. smilies, aud parties for the month and Adarecs JONES & PARKER, Paors. my22-tjel Orkhey Spring: (o2s's HOTEL, COBB'S ISLAND. y. SURF BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE SHOOTI ‘TLis Hotel is reopened for the reception of v t iy. 812 per wee! * ut] Route from Norfolk or Old Point per, gfenmer Banks ‘to Cherry. Stone every’ Stondas, Wednesday and Friday. “For information address my22-1n SPADY & COBB, Proprietors. AX RORA_ HOUSE, AURORA, PRESTON CO., WEST VA.—This delightful re sort, 12” miles from Oakland, Md., 2,800 feet above tide, delicious air, coo! hischta, spring water, will be open June 1. Will devote my. whole attention to guests. Comfortable carriage will convey from and to railroad. Good references wiven., Gommunioations rromptis answered. my22 3w* SHAFFER, P J [os <a a HOTEL. Tecate about one mile fron Ge yabuns. Will be formally opened June 8th. ‘The hotel will be under the personal management of: Mr. and Mrs. Yingling, who have had Ingny years of f experience in conducting summer rerorte. The B. connects with the W. Md, H. B. & G. RK R., at Union Depot, Baltimore, snd runs thresh wit hanye. For descriptive circulars, with terms, & Evening Star t Th (ice, oF address He WINGLANG, Proprietor, —— Pa. mv 2-1 Wz COTTAG: < WEES AND CEN TRAL AVES: OCEAN GROVE.—New, roomy, delicht- fully located, near bathing grounds, fronting park: Bali s TO LOAN. SUMS FKOM 8300 40 ion LOAN | iN i vin FRANKGT. BROW WING, an By: ‘246 "SOLE BIA LAW BUILDING Mo™r TO LEND— IN SUMS TO SUTT, At Lowrst Rares. YOUNG & MIDDLETON 1420 New York ave T Mosey on REAL ESTATE, Ix Scams to Surr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, ms15 1oth and ¥ ee nw a= LOAN— #100,000 TO LOAR, In amounts to suit, at 6 it. Interest, firet-ciaas gilt ede real ostate mochrity. sal marl? JOR established OOAL YARD heart ch Piret-class fixtures. Apply F Ro. 63, Star ia my? rE SALE. eSery convenie: Jot; nice location iheetior) “Addnse O'R. Decne BOO tay JOR SALE—A S-story FRAME HOUSE, rooms, war, water and bat » lot with fide’ ‘and rear miley, on Sth me) Soild At once cant. York a ‘#500 cash, is ee monthly at’ 6 "Kent A vpell mAlance mo thi iy at pe . 2-etory “ini HOUSE. 7 rooms, modern lot. om M st. smn roveane a 3 cen 4 mont! 500 aan ow Hin my ehire oi betwee _ near Ivt nSands Dew. betwee B—On easy termes, th or in lots to suit, by f it trees, flowers, anil » 1000 East Cay at. on house of 9 lent water. ‘OR RENT imps., 2-8 13th st. ow, 7 modern impa.’; 25 ai laree yard. ran Ins. O! all modern Qast heat pon mer Kite mee bacan ° DYER, SOL Fei et ute ni EXCHANGE — Very desirable TRUCK FAKM, 85 acros; wood dwelli outbuildings; well improved: aix tuiles from delphis, on turnpike; near railroad station tell or exchange for ¢ ty, proverty. Addrass J A.. Washington City P. my18-12t JOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, acrea, in hich state of cultivation, the beat truck ‘arden near the District Food Toad, | Also, 100 Acres a inguire of BUGUELY & BO 9 my6-30" Weary Carpets, “Oneans, Pr: kery, &e.. &e, to, "Also, Money losned on » the Game, at I “FULTON '§ Lost Office, 314 9th st. EET, “&e.— Thousands v 'S well-known establis! opp. Willsrd’s Hotel. An ong them the high- pedica’, judicial and political dign country and representatives of |e governments bad nails, vascular excrescences ailmiente of the Tet. Uftice fee 81. 8. T. M. TALBOTT, Dexrist, No cor. E,over Eiseman's Clothing Stor entistry in all ite branches. ed 87 per set. All work warranted. myla J H. JOHNSTON. ——— ee A Graduate of Pensa’ Js years’ experience. Filling a specialt, ‘Teeth on gold and silver. Office, opposite Galvary haptist Church, 11 Het. nw. ference: Bev. Dr. Domer an my7 ‘OTICE. =; = ital office and business of the late Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 Pa. with ample verandaa, and ocean views from nearly | avenue, will be continued by his nephew, = every room. Address Mre. AMY N. RED’ 4 Dr. 0. J. yttcnl s Formers of 18 Pa Qeea Grove, N.J.,oF Wasllington, D.C. myi8-Lant | avenme.!" A cou reepect- rs 'y 80! aps-su AVING DA PRIV AND wae etieibly drontet freien gd DE r= Mee Denti removed to 410 llth Oakland, Ma. 1 will aceommmogate par: LULOID TEETH inmertod ties for the ‘Summer. Further Ge are 87 toaloy rations on the can be obtained by applying to 939 K street norta- seal prices. Ex- west. myl5-2w declé \HOMSON HOUSE. a 7M a BOER, he a No. 725 lara "Tron tie thisdeiphianed Eric Rattroaa. fae a ES ‘This popular mountain resort is now goon given or. pan ee open for the entertainment of Summer, Toot ot oe Roy Y Tooth 8: 1 arti cial the paces and offe: ttiperior accom OLS. TUFal wong f—~ pe pep ions on Beautiful forest pure airand water. A | Geturaltecth is fated to Pepe ha ed pence convenient resting place Tor Se Excellent | Sttenuon Boe” Seeman ani convenient trout Behing and gunning, “For Eos lara, address | Gyo” OF this o! ae prietor, my15,20,24,27 e, Pennsylvania. De ee Ps a aw stron iE RENOVO sete ems EK ‘a tt Pile, eral Go of foots VO, CLINTON COUNTY, PENN’: t This favorite mountain resstt ie now ain, 0 cente. All operations warranted open for the reception of ae Board- ers; good trout and black bass fishing; no mosqai- — sn toes. Bates reduc for Tae, sgirenlares ad- BOOTS AND SHOES myi5,20,2897 Proprietor. — NLAN WINS THE BOAT RA MEMEHREMAGOG HOUSE, NEWPORT, ame =e T. Commanding a1 cent view ae of the lake and mountains: hewiy ‘ated asses toate a0 chests i per day 810 t iF GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION week. al rates to famsilioe, CHAS. ei HOUSE — ine WON IT'R RACE IN SELLING BEST QUALITY [BE JORDAN AEE ARRINES. ,. OF SHOES AT BOTTOM PRICES This favorite Summer resort has been 5 rel ye ‘Mra. M. J. COLLEY of the OVER ALL Hiacifon Bote Sree | Oe opened Zor; SHOE STORES THIS SIDE OF BOSTON. ‘hie isthe finest He accommodati in the Y a » 9 Mountains of Virsinia for wal comforts and piers, | THE BETTING WAS ACTUALLY 900 TO 60 ure. | Itis furnished with spring and hair mattres- IN FAVOR OF THE ses throughont, and with fine lawns, ball-room, az two dally mails foal poli GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION good Livery, aa a le php reer — HOUSE, plete, giving full deseription, apply a <Hartiton Home st the Bane ae ary 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, a = YGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT scl ieee ld ed cepa TS COMFORT, Va. eituated, 0b yards LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. Equal to aby hotel in the Gaited States a We have on hand one of the finest assortment of . Send for ah are Bee — Beene, advanta un. ed and SHOES, of the latest styles, = - HARHISON . S ye poe NW YORK su0x sTonE, EYOUWANTA MOUNTAIN BREEZE, io to, the LOGRMOUD HOUSE 005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. « Camp ae eee Ferry, W. Va., ich — opens JUNE E. LOVETT, Proratetness; BPR LAD! Circulars at the Star office. mys-ime | SANDSOME SPRING SHOE? FOR LADIES axp OCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. WER Rock GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN’ PRICES LO! THAN EVER BEFORE. 1636 miles weet from Winchester, Ladles’ Kid. lined Opera Slippers Pepe eee Tadies: Sand strap Sai neekar Whrorable torte for ohitdsen ond Tadice Gor kid Button cervanits. Round trip Tickets from Was! panes oer! Bee fon, $7.78. Traveling an hours. ve yarn rination Of meine ora. 8. PRATT & SON, : my4-3m__401 9thet. new.» Washington, D0. | Shove soutl oe we, Bimson ell Gon FUst-cLass SUMMER Boanp, | fee ester = with airy roomy be had by ap- Oe lying to Mus. E. 1 HOUGH, Penaeus Go Va, rs ays0 GEO. McCARTHY. may] HERMAN HOUSE. EDUCATION AL. FRENCH POINT, LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and Rpg ey OF eGR ste Fe wit ry ‘and Blaci gto Monntain: the gene of the Lake. Good Weachere: Terms moderate. 116 H sf aw, ane ee phons ie ea coe ime, my28-1m' rom, berms, ate aa UW REXNS, @. ¥., 702 Sem Sr. ww Proprietor, till June fterno joen, 1 to 4; S10 per quarter. ‘let at Glen’ ‘rail joes ye that date as above. benemest 7 ern 85 per ‘month, in Savane. ‘Latin, Refers to H. RB. Saris Architect, 1 1223 10th at., | Gre En) Pes ae G. aA. ree U.8.N., Mans. ave. as Lg “. Sincla atten now = Circulars at Star omer’ Rend Yorone. mayl-2m aration for Coliexe, |W. whi ((02ZENS' WEST POINT HOTEL On moderate terme. may FF THE METROPOLITAN WiLL, BE OPENED JUNE 2, 1830. SUSINaSyShaC KINDERGARTEN for the The Hotel has a passen raining of Kindergarteuers comme: board | 25 t , &e., cal on the Sreaee Miss neat served is the fontaem. 'Eaaging | BG: GRAVES, sou Inin st. nw. 1-2 sadresa ny Academy gon | QUMMIER SESSIONS. ean mar S SPENCEMIAN BUSINESS QOLLEGE, axp L Sts. ‘ DAN’S WHITE SULPHUR Jk BYRINGR OY, Tiles northeast of Wine ‘Thorongh instruction and in Penman- chester and 155 nilles southeast of sbip, iat Canta ‘Busiucee Practon, Business gr sou FG Eroterick Oo Va, ruartor "Studeute received st any time: Tivas: ro sd 40 per month of 38 dave. “Ohi dren and shtroone. indietdual Tnstruction.” Wor partica- » ‘frat oe. Kound Te ‘Trip Tickets, lous Ene from aityrceatinget | Ens HESIY O: BPERCER, Principal. os. 2 == FESSO} UE, native RO) R LARROQUE, 72% 13th st. EASO) French Instructor, juste of Sorbonne Uni- § Sod sit chew r= Paris. Private instruction in all the Prench nega Ee ee SEL. at a ° VELA Willopen MAY 20TH, 1830. M APLE| Eon ems Seneca as ‘Terms reasonable. _Send for cirealar. input business, Yale oF Harvard. feb25-6m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. claes profeseges, BE SS dal. HE PELOUBET & STANDARD < ‘Oneal Gane est powers eign, aud lowest p vane NB, most durabk fon, neatoat de ,. L. WILD & Only authorized mani District of Oolumbia aud Alexandria, Also, Agents for the Great ins in Pianos that t have been us Pianos for rent at very low FEEL, PAU? #088 ion THE OF HONOR oo cIBTOATE EOF DINTINGMION coe = Bae and sie gale ASpieeoly p"95; ‘Tuning snd. yeary’ ‘Twenty DAVIS Tow an rooms, B11 90h st aw. BRe., Was vt st hte. jufacturers’ seeats for the ‘unrivalled *' hae EIANOS. mya & wee i eh ded ts 4 H. L. SUMNER. ODEEATE Paigee TERMS TOSUIT and, BEST OF: REFEREN experience. pad Stier | 3 FH, © PELOUzE & son, ‘ TYPE FOUNDRY PRINTERS’ FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 314, 316 Sth st n.w.. aeetaee Washington, D.0. WD INSTALLMENT FLANNEL SUITS, Ore, BLUR 13, 14 and 15 years, $8.50. Frock and f 50 t0 83. FANCY OASSI epee ae erat aLpick Goats Say poe 1010 Penner} ray, vera reas | 140 8th st., between G and H. Market bet. Tthand P. HANSON HISS & CO. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ORDERED WORK. myl9-20