Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1880, Page 2

SSS ee THE EVENING STAR. en DEaESEN GTON. FRIDAY... May 2S, 1880. ‘Tae Stan has a direct wire from its nows room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news 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- and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chanwed as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. The Double Sheet To-morrow. ‘THE Star will be published as usual to-mor- row 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 bumber of new advertisements printed jist Saturday was 120. The number thus far Printed in May Is 1,923. The grounds upon whieh this liberal adver- sing rests will be found in the statement in regard to the circulation of Tae Sra, standing at the Lead of this column, and which, we may add, claims considerably less rather than more than the facts in the case would warrant. We believe the truth to be that Tue Srak ton in the City of Washington 1s more than three times as large 03 that of any other dally Faper. —--re-__ The indications are, now, that the great bat- Ue for the nomination of a presidential candl- Gate at Chicago will bg fought in effecting the temporary organization of the convention. The Grant men have the sub-committee of the tational committee, which has charge of the convention ball, and one part of their duty is to issue tickets of admission. This is no small advantage, and in the hands of skillful polltic- Jans it can be made to count for all it ts worth. ‘The anti-Grant men are counting upon making 2 “ten-strike™ in the formation of the commit- tee on credentials. Each state delegation will uuame one of {ts number to act upon this com- tuittee, and, it is confidently claimed, that a Majority of the delegations are opposed to Grant. If this claim proves to be correct, then the plan of the Grant men, who say, with appa- ent good reason, that they will have a major- ‘ity Of the convention, will be to vote down the Jority report of the committee on credentials ud adopt the minority report, which, in the event Of this sort of tight being made, will un- doubtedly be in their favor. This is one of the preliminary contests that is very probable. An- other may take place—and {t will naturally Precede that over the committee on credentials —in the selection of a temporary chairman. The Blaine = maintain that they have a ma- jority of the national committee, who will have the selection of atemporary chairman. There 45 some reason to doubt the correctness of this claim. It was said at the time Senator Came- rou was chosen chairman of the national com- milttee that the Grant fssue was made a dis- Unetive one In the contest. Cameron was an Open and pronounced Grant man. Still the Blaine members asserted that some of their fol- dowers voted for Cameron because of his fitness for the position. Senator Cameron, being an astute politician, appreciates the importance of & temporary chairman friendly to his candidate, and willno doubt secure the election of a Grant man If possible. The Blaine men are full of Qight, and will contest every inch of ground. At present it looks as if they will be left alone ia their battle against the third-term question. The other candidates for the nomination are apparently afraid to antagonize the Grant ele- ment by opposing it, and the effect will be to Lelp Grant The pe mal friends of Secretary Sherman represent that he is “hopeful, not to say con- fident,” of the nomination at Chicago, and he is not a man whose politcal judgment fs usualiy blinded by his desires. The contest for the nomination will be between Grant and Blaine in the opening ballots, and should neither of them win then nothing is more Mkely than that Sherman will get it. None of the pro- nounced Blaine men will vote for Grant, nor will any of the out and out Grant delegates Support the Senator from Maine. The fight Letween the friends of these two leading can Gidates has grown too bitter for any truce o> Compromise to be patched up between them. Next to the nomination of thetr favorite, the Grant men cherish the idea of killing off Blaine, and the Blaine men are not less vindictive towards the ex-President. But neither faction Seems to have ground for any unfriendly feel- ing towards Secretary Sherman. He has not antagonized any other candidate, and in the event that neither Grant nor Blaine has votes enough to get the nomination Sherman 1s as to be the next choice of their friends as ther man. A great deal of complaint ts being made of the manner in which census supervisors through- out the country are using thelr positions. It ts charged that many of them regard the offices as. Political positions, given to tuem for partisan uses, and that they are making thls use of them. All this trouble, which will have the effect of destroying public contidence in the census, has grown out of the uncatied for inter- ference with Gen. Walker's original plans for having the work done. He made out a list of excellent non-partisan nominations for super S0rs, but the list did not contain the names of enough republican political work to please the leaders of that party. The republicans then attempted to seize upon the entire list of super- visors, Whereupon the democratic Senate set up Xs prerogative to reject such nominations as it Pleased in the interest of that party, and the re- sult ts a lot of partisan supervisors from both political organizations. ‘The bold stand taken by Senator Garland and several otber leading men of Arkansas agatnst the pending proposition to repudiate a portion Of the state debt ts producing good fruit. Ad- Vices received from different parts of the state are to the effect that the large numbers of Voters who were at first Inclined to lighten their burden of @&ation by repudiation have come to see the matter in its true light, and will yote against the proposition. The best-informed men of the state now say the repudiating con- stitutional amendment will be rejected by a large majority. This ts gratifying intelligence. Repudiation in any state affixes a stigma not only upon It, but, to a greater or less extent, in the estimation of foreign nations, upon the en- Ure Union, It Is asubject for general congratu- lation, therefore, that the sentiment in favor of Tepudiation has been strangled in Arkansas, where it had a strong hold. 2 Tilden got a black eye in Missouri. His friends claimed, with the greatest assumption of confi- B4ae4ine IN DRESS GoeDs. We have just reduced the prices of our FANOY ae GO ae asit {sour intention to sellevery bargains in Choice Goods. 2801 etwe addons GREAT REDUCTIONS IS. FOULABD. SILKS. Sati Tr 8, an ‘in Foulsrds, Momie Ply aie Fan , Buntinus, Gaaimeres, Sumner’ Si fancy Dress oor 000 here of Union ean Lawns at lormer p 3,000 ‘yards of All Pure Linen Lawns at 25c., former pnce ges" yards of Juliard’s AN Wool Bantinss at o forer Gir stock of PARASOLS has been marked down to.cest and comprises elegant styles. qhladray, Ginwhans "Printed stines, Crepe do Trana, Fleur de The, Orxandies, bott wise eee with oe and colored fivares, Bt 3Tigc. 5 very fine India nee ea, India Mull and other desirable White Goods. Will open in a few days 2, 000 yards of Printed Lawns, beautiful styies, at 6c. f e Price. Five per cant. discount allowed OF G8O=V. MI, SHUSTER & SONS, it 919 Pennsylvania avenue. se MMER HATS. Freeh opening of Mavi Mack: a 1 desirable BIHAW HATS maw end other pi Hatter, my28-3t 1237 Penna. ave. F4crs WE WISH TO MAKE KNOWN OF THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, THE LEADING eu IN THE DI3- Having reccived this day the larzest stock ever exhibited in the city of Washinztou, which re to be sold out in the next tel dayawithout fail, at prices that will astonisa everybody. ‘One of our greatest snectulties are Ladies’ Shoes and Slippers at 26 cents per pair. Boys’ Gaitor Lace, with tip, only 85 cents. 1,000 pair of hildren's ove, 15 cents per pair, or two pair for 25 cen! 800 pair of Children's 's Light-colored Shoes, at 60 cents per lars Aner Children’s Slippe: 3 et Bane Ball Shoes cau be found age tt) Cot GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvynia Avenue, SIGN UF THE RED FLAG. LEOPOLD RICHOLD. 8 Fo Brancu Srore. my2s guy UM BRELLAS— by osanr es OTHER ee. ‘D AND UNL on VADIES ‘AND GENTLEMEN. STINEMETZ's, 4237 Penusylvania ave. my28 3t fi, oe STILL THEY COME. A NEW CARGO OF Seamless Oxford Ties for Gents. Reotch Bottom Low Heel Strap Ties. Cloth }utton and Prince Alberts. Patent Leather Pur; Puriys. ‘or Gents and Boys. Button and Newport Ties for Ladies. Hich fandal Shoes for Ladies and Misses. White Kid Slippers. L. HEILSRUN, No. 402 7th st. n.w, Siex or: THE OLD Woman rx Winpow. my28 a _ T, WASHINGTON, May 24, 1830. he Copartnership heretofore éxisiing betweon the undersixned, under the firm name of P. P. LITTLE & CO., Grocers, corner ‘Sth und E atrosts se, hnaa this day been dissolved od by santas! consent. TTLE. 7 Having purchased the enti entire interest of Mr. Thos. Hutchinson, including accounts, I rer pectfully re- quest all persons indebted to the iate dri to iaake settlement at earliest possible moment. Thanking the public of East Washington for the liberal pa- tronage bestowed upon the late firm, I respectfully ask # continuance of the same. P. P. LITTLE, Dealer in Fine Groceries, &c., it" cor. 8th and E sts u. e. Witte Goopbs, WHITE Goops. JUST OPENED. 20 picoes Persian Lawn, 10 pieces India Mull, 30 pieces India Linen, 40 pisces French: Nainseak, 40 pieces French Mua ‘lin, 10 pieces Masalia, 50 pieces ietoria Lawns, 20 p dees Bishop Lawns, 30 pieces Soft-finish Nainsoo! eS eho Swiss Muslin, 30 pieces: White Linen Lawn, 50 pieces Lace Cambrics and Piques, from 1233 to 20 cents per winiso. ful line of Nainsook Embroideries and ‘imming Laces. x W.M. BROWN, my28 S17 Market Space. Grecran OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. UHILDREN'S WHITE CAMBRIO DRESSBS, At 80 cents to 31.37; woll made. CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hamburg Edging and Iace, From 61.25 to $4.35—best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, 81.35 to €2.00—a great bargain. NEW BTYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From 822.00 to 835.00. NOOT’S, my4-Im 915 Pennsylvania avenue. QRESESE, BARGAINS FOR THE HOT WEATHER. Serve Coats, 82.50, $3, 84. Nun's Cloth Coats, &: Alpaca Coats, $1.25, 82, 33, 84, $5. Linen Suits, 83, $4 and 85. White Veste, 75c., $1, $1.50, $2 and 83. Long Dusters, 75c., $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Licht col’d Cass Pants, $2, $2.50, $3 and 34. Office Coate, 40 cents and upwards. Light coi’d Cheviot Suits at reduced prices. * ** Qsss. Suits at reduced prices. Bue Flannel Suits at reduced prices. Dress and Business Suits at reduced prices. Boys’ Suits at reduced prices. Children’s Suits at reduced prices. A. STRAUS, 2011 Pennnsylvania Avenue, my27-tr Between 10th and 11th streets. THIRTY DAYS WILL SELL GENT’S, ved, low ee ie sap ED—AGENTS for the aale of ANDER. BONVILLE: A TALE OF SOUTHERN PRI- SONS. Over 40,000 copies of this remarkable book have been sold ‘already, and agents 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 allty read. Apply to. a Lar ah Jr., street. p* ING CARDS. PLAYING CARDS, PRICE REDUCED. HART'S PATENT SQUEEZERS, round cor- nered, (No. 35), at $5.50 per dozen. For sale at BEALL’S Book Store, msy26-3t 495 Pa. ave. dence, that that state was overwhelmingly for him, and that the convention would instruct in bis favor. The organizaiion of the convention Was, however, anti-Tilden; the delegation to the Cincinnat! convention does not coptain, at the outside, more than nine friends of his out of ‘tuirty, and a resolution to instruct for him was Billed in the committe on resolutions by an al- most unanimous vote. ‘The National Republican League of Pitlade!- Phia, apparently, has an exalted epinion of its influence upon the politics of the country. It adopted an antl-Grant resolution which It osten- tatiously sent out to the press of the country with the explanatory line: “We have just adopted the following.” The resolution de- claresthat under no circumstances will the iaembers of the club vote for Grant. If this gots to Chicago in time, it will probably settle ibe business. ——— Jobn Murphy, the well-known printer and publisher of Baltimore, died, of heart disease, Yn that city, yesterday, in the 68th year of his age. Mr. Murphy was a large publisher of ‘Catholic books, and enjoyed a3 a special mark Of distinction from Pius IX. the honorary title of *Fignuer to the Pope.” OX wacreny IGAR AND ee XES. ‘and others usit Force eg cores ny Prarie ordei lass and cheap. Boxee suitable for a9 orders: mm} at dex = Stew. tmyis- orl O. BAWMANN © 00. RTY DAYS, will sell Ladies’ $2. 1 Bey 2T-2p eat Mon Tinst. n.w. qBe4t BARGALNS IN PIANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. oct. Upright Braed (Paris Tk Upright ean es At the ware rooms of W. G. METZEROTT & CO., Sole Agents of Steinway Pianos, my26-3t_ 925 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. ‘TEAM CARPET CLEANING. NS) a All carpeta guaranteed. = Louisiana ave. Ey | ‘160 8th st., between G and H. pal-ly ‘i CEs ig Oraer, ant = . WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. ‘ANTED—A COOK at 996 ¥et.n. B RENT—Seven-room HOUSE, No. 613 Ns LIGHTFUL SUSMEK RESOBT_ Ws. ie: Achat ,couth front, hall and water. inquire ete ae Steamboat Lan Sma =< a. = ae < aes | ‘Large sity 4 AN: ‘A good BARBER at 805 Sth stu, y ee ee ‘OR APL lante ROOMS, on second ft siaP. val ia pices Scone sae gas Sine WANTED; A RID GLOVE DYER ot the 81.50 | tp, CRU of and ood baad) eaiae Ne 1309 Biot, Ine yard..22.50 ape .0rsters ip sbusiaanes ‘eteamtoad SUIT eNO. DEPOT, 1003 F at. i 1 So 9 TS., a8, water, large Lines to Baltimore dat, Adults, sins“# week, iN 1 ERE taree-story Siok HOUEE: 86. ae term, 85 children “eek PP y Banter. TED—One x DRESSMAKEB; one who hall, water and gas: in food Srdse; rent, 28. 1510 yapts, balf price. Apply to Mrs. Cc. can trim. Apply at487 Pennsylvania seen Apply at 1106 Lst., or 215445 st. n.w, | my28-3t 829 13th TOK, Trappe, = Co., wa. or A a SBAT Sa ANT EDC as SST OS B RENT—Part of a wood DWELLING, on 3a #30! Second Auditor's Oaice, Washincton ANTED—B; snist [= 10 9 my28-3t 1212 Fst. mn we w ‘TON pe yan experienced Or a FES ‘furnished or unfurnished; to’ adults 2 8 Spruce 1¥28-3t* SeADOUS SN my ANTED At the DOFLAR AND A ue UIT CLEANING DEPOT, 1003 F street, Centeitual Wringer. ANTED—Por the care of it, or ata very low rept, a pornished ue ead for the summer. Address CARE, 221 3d my28-2t* y ANTED_A good GhOOw, ‘one who thorough- ly his business about a stable. Apply ot DOWN NES STABLES 1013 1th st. ANTED—A first-rate white GIRL to wait in Ginng-rcom; also, a colored COUK. App’ at pions ae Bouse, corner 12th and F sts. H.I.KiNG. my pCi nd Sea ANTED—A small HOUSE, furvished, with yard, for the summer ; e: cele tcare guarsn- feed and best references wiven. Address, stating location and rate, Lock Box 241, City P.O." It" ANTED—A go: honest GI take cre Witte ‘culdrea aud iisip about Hows: 945° Mit) st. n.w. my27-2t ANTED—100_ bushels PIGEON MA ORE. persons having pigeons, send postal card t A. GARDENER, Georgetown, D.O. my: Ww ANTED—For summer months, HOUSH t) take charge of; no children; references ex chaneed. Address B.'C., Starofficé. — my27-3t" WASTED A WOMAN for washing and scrab- ing, and a BOY to help about the house gene- rally. ee at 485 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. ce 'TED—Woman COOK to «o to seashore, & Ante 10 Coiored ome to cook, ih 20 iren for city; wares, to ir mon’ 2 st.n.w. 0. E PsiGE & CO. . only sr spoasession given immediately. Inquire at aia 'OR RENT—One two-story Brick HOUSE. eicht rooms, beth room, all modern improvements: ait Do. 1518 5th st. n.w. ‘Inquire No. 403 7th st. n.w. my28-8t ee Fe, RENT—In Rockville, Md., nice HOUSE; five rooms, Kitchen, large yard and warden; on Main et. ; 3 minutes walk froin depot. Apply to 0 LUCKETT, Rockville. my2s-3t" FORREST fortes, Stanten—Parnished HOUSE in Le Droit Park, opposite cielo sent Tooms, bath room and cellar; rent low to «ood tenant Apply 1902 Harewood ayenue. my28-3t" Fe RENT—One three story BRICK HOUSE, ine rooms, basement, Pith all modera im- Provements; rooms freeco painted; Honse No 622 Bidet. n.w. Inquire No. 403 Tehet. new my28-8t VOR RENT—A four-story BRICK HOUSE (al Mod ern improvements), No. 1305 H st. n.w.; #40 per month; poseession given on Tet or pugse. nauirg at 406 9th st. n.w. STEPHEN F. GILL. 2 ee ee Fe RENT—Fonr nice ROOMS in asmall house: Jovely warden front and back: ina delivtittai neighborhood; to a respectable famiiy reat very low: reference exchanged. “Apply immediate 1802 a st. my328-at Fe a Furnished suite of front corner Foose, 30 ,Rer month ; also large tarnished freut BED ROOM, $10 per month: al! seen floor ; modern Dupeavenente 626, cor. 1th and Gsts. n.w my25-3t" OR RENTS *ART of Furnished HOUSE; loca- tion unexce Honabie: hot and ‘old water, bath and gas, with use ¥ piano, Music aud ‘email library: gu. att 25 North 0, r Cazito}, orRoom'50, G. L. O. my28-3 ANTED—By a respectable ae Girl SITUATION as nurse, chambermaid or lady maid: no objection to travel t of referenc’ Call or address 2007 E st.n.w. V y ANTED By a ‘Tenant, who has occupied tho house for seven years past, an 8 OR RALE—Two-story Brick HOUSE, 1530 Sth ste ew. ; 81x rooms, kas, water, bath room. water cloect, ‘good yard ‘and two-story shed; zond condition; lear markets and curs; price low: small cash payment: balance monthly. Apply ue oO my28 room HOUSE in cood condition and locality: n.w- a RED ‘Three! second floor ROOMS, with part of city preferred ; rent not fo exceed #25. Ad Suitable for housekeepine House ress TENANT, Star office. my2z7-3t* hho. 939 R st. n. my27-2t* Wares MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN VOR RENT- psteat ROOMS at 1329 G go to Philadelphia; he must be a rapid Sty oath f fae workman, Geld of making perspective drawings Tor Patent Ofhee. Addrest: tating terms, 0 1337 East Montgomery ave., Philadelphis. y27-31 ANTED—An experienced and zood COOK, at long: bich wages paid. Address B x ce. my26. ANTED—A respectable WOMAN, to cook, wash aaainane Must have best recomm: V tions. Apply at 712 13th et. n.w. ANTED_—A neat and trustworthy WHITE WAGs, to cook, wash and iron. for wood Good references requires Rhode Islaud ave. em W J ANTED—4 colored MAN and WOMAN; man tg work on a farm, woman to cook, wash and Waxes ood; husband and wife’ preferred. Apel ply. 132 ‘Mass. ave. n.e. from 6 ter 5 p.m my26-30" WARE ED=I00 MEN to work on Lake Montobel- Gunpowder Water Works, near the city of Baltimore; waxes $1.10 per day. HAUGH & T ONS, Contractors. my2-' st V y ANTED FAMILIES to furnish RELIABLE ANTS; try us: SERVANTS of all sorta; eae kirls; SEAMSTRESSES for r oity aud country: at Aves reference. 926 F st. n.w. E. PRICE & myis-20* ANT ED-SULTTARY BOUNTY LAND WAK- BANTH Soldiers Homestoud OLATMS, snd I. y Ee in eee on Rene? ANTED FAMILIES to furnish with white and colored Servants, Qooke, Lanndresses, Chambermaids, Nurses and ‘Seamatresses and other Relp, with ith best Of Teferenco, at short hotice. | P. ALD & CO., 809 6th et. nw. myl2-Im* V ANTED—A lsrxe. == of Cocks, Waiters W Atnibine exsetemernas Help, white and gelored, wanted for summer hotels neat New York. Addreséi or apply to. Manhattan Axency, Broadway, New York city 1 WANTED_AGENTS to soll the most useful arti- cle manufactured. Liberal terms to first-class parece Address OOX & CO. ay Crape st., We can at Ba) my26-3t" NY. Ladies os] desired, for they can sell ito advantawe. inyl-im FOR SALE. YOR SALE—A BarGartn—Original cost 8337, will i be sold for $125, an elegant PONY bth IN and fine hand- ance HAR- owner is woing to Kurepe. Can bones at OLCOTT'S stable, I street, between and 14th ste. FE SALE A Handsome Bay Trotting IAHE: well broken: Tuised oo. Eastern Saag’ land; sired by Bay State Mor- gan; dam by thoroughbred horse Senator; sound and a prompt driver; seven yeara old: splendid action: withont boots of any kind and any one can Grive her better than For particulars ad dress TROTTER, Star office. ONT Mss THE ORPORTONTRY to pur- chase one of those agent B75. OR-, eet SIDNEY T. N 'S,, iy1T me lth st. n.w Fe Tze Stock of New and Second- hond C2 GARAGES of the best make... and finish, such as T and Viliaxe arts, extension a Jump Scat, BER’ 1 a. GRAHAM, 0-416 8th st., between D and Ea.w. Repairing 5 anne attended to, myll Fe SALE—HORSES, HARNESS and VEHI- CLES of every description bought and sud All orders promptly atten. uaranteed. W F. DOWNEY'S Stable, 0 " ‘ap26 AEGE BTOOK OF BPRING WAGONS, suitable Aor all kinds of business. “Also, lo WAGONS. This Wagon is mee iy iniehed. GOP BuGGiES Door ETONB, one LANDA tO CABRIAGR in wood order, Lot of Becond-hand BUGGTES and WAGONS for faie yeu low on mouthiyiniatmen LS cae BROBEY. di Prospect oy Goometowa. marit-dma | § LOST AND FOUND. 27th, full-grown black Newfound- "al TO- O8T—Ma} Li: a DOS, hanied Bipg. A liberal ward He lett with HENEY Co! Department of Justice. ee ‘ORY PARASOL HANDLE, on 7th oe . woing south, about 3 o'clock, WED. NESDAY. in instant. Reward if peer to Room 8. Ata &0 Building, LEWIS vania avenue, on the Toth ctreets, LADIES GORD led to, and satisfaction 1913 Prices very moderate for the mer. my27-4t* Fe RENT—ROOMS, new house, pmo Suraitane, first-class in Exery Tespect. Ne. 422 Sth s between D and E sts. my27-2t OR ad T—By ie or June—Four unfurnishe ‘ROO! water, bath; Suitable for hon: Keeping. Rent $10.15) Et my27-3t Or ey T—HOUSE and a re No. 2012 K st. six rooms and celiar. Next to market house.” Apply on premises. my27-3t* Fes SALE-FRAME, HOUSE of four rooms, Jot ‘t Cupitol and 18th st. 550 ca: Dalene $10 per month. JOHN PA mse ‘On RENT—Furniahed PARLOR and BED ROOM, communicating.“ Also, sinvle ROOM. Private fi family, no oluldren, fae location. 12th st. OB RENT—Two fine BRIOK HOUSES, with al jodern eunveniences, 907 M st. n.w. and 903 K ge Rew BRICK BUILDING, table Canntfaekariae purposes. On Dss., next to No, 2 engine hor Cheap. Cue eiht-room Brick HOUBE, modern _conve- 5 st., between 17th and 1th. 818 per month. veral six-room BRIOK HOUSES on Rigxs st., ssi Ter month. ee aie anbeee abi Sint cheno Orb. F= RENT. 1110 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im,§50 por mo. 1209 R.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im. 50 per mo. 1739 13th st., Trim. brick, mod. im.... 23 per mo. 723 14th et., 9 rm. brick, mod. im. 40 per mo. 1719 R.1. ave. 151m. brick, allim.125 per mo. 430 Ist st. n.e., 7m. brick, m. im..... 16 per mo. 725 4th st. n.e., Trm. brick. Price $8 per mo. $26 H st. n.e., 7 rnr brick. -Price 812 per mo. 1416 F ét., effice room -++-Price $20 per mo. Lenman Ruild'g, N.Y. ave., near 15th, office rms. 1113 F st. n.w., office rooms. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street n.w. \OR BENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, BEAL EstTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. my22 23 16: me D.w., 17 fos ad bath 349) . 15, : 20 bath, Far. honse, F'st.n. e.40 1636 15th pt nw. » bath aoe cat 35 730 30 ath to landlords for adyecticuy ee artes it before the public con- Thavi any of the finest buildinw sites in the Js0, Houses in every section at prices to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. HAZELWOOD CO’ Oakland, coarrett coun- URN, OM 27-31 Fe SAEE OR RENT— TAGE, furnis! ehed, ne Address ine ‘Garratt county, Std. Fo RENT—1017_ Mat. imps.; furnished; fronts south aud porches: iy uitiful location at a nominal reut. 4HOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. nw. ma . FES RENT—A gentleman wishes to rent his USE, with the exception of second-story front room, to man and wife for the summer. Rezit low to desirable parties. Address H. L. st. n.w., 9 rooms, m aE we: VOR RENT—For tHe Sumer, Low—Furnished ‘House, first and second FLOOK, 1215 1: ‘cise, second FLOOR, furni<hed, 1391 F airy rooms; porch and wide ee WM. F HOLT NZSLAN, 321 FEE RENT Four Sra furnisn to wentleman and wife for housek Marsochusetts avenue and Lath 8 family. WANTED, Star office, FoR SALESAT A Beacie=penara BUILD- ING LOTS corner 4th and G sts. 8, VOR RENT— ‘THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. TREASUBY, 16TH STBERZ. Fine Btcres, Office Rooms—singly or commnnt- cating—for Business Offices, Brudioe eto. Water and closets on every floor. Elevator an 1m heat. Dek poms for storage. Inquire of the Santor BOARDING. Gees HOUSE —Consen 1218 axp FSTRE For the next three months T shall's Mi ‘Tickets for 24.50. H. I. KING. my28-21 pee GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOCOMMv- dated with ROOM and BOARD, in a private family where there are ho other boarders. Ad- dress Mrs. M. A. . Star ofle. my23-3t* 941* ‘Stmert NOW —Parlor and two Bed- rooms, handsomely furnished, first floor; aniet private family without children; rent very reasonable for summer; Jocation coo! and deli ful: first-class Table BO, my28-3t" Cc. my27-d y+! SzZconr SEASON OF A DESIRABLE ST st mer resort in the m: cuntains of Vir- Minis: five ailles ‘from *0. RR. now cpen. Guests will be browgtit rea 9 free. Address H. PRICE. oudoun Oo, va. pmr POINT HOTEL, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Marrrasn, Open for reception of guests JUNE 15th, ‘nder the manacewmen‘ of the owner, Mré. JOR. SAVERS. The Neotel ‘hes’ just ferished and sup the comfort of Home for far week and Am been thorouchly renovated, lied with every convenience for and tsa first-class Summer lien. Terman 82 pordey, $10 per er month. Specisl arranwements mage for families. Daily communi nication with Waehivxton, Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane Moseley Fer further information address Mus. JOS. TRAVERS, Piney Point, St. Mary's Oo., Md. EN HOUSE, Qoran End Nizwiuia Avenue, ATLANTIC a my26-2m LAREN orn now open. D.F. 1. LIPPI and Proprietor. BIS 101 Mizgs on B. & O. KR. KR. ann 2% Mines BY Sta: LEY SPRINGS, W. Va.. The merits of Berkel y and ite Bathe are ree anid wining Pools. Hotel’ opens L trip tickets, including Stare 8h ud particulars write for illustrated and pam ilets. JNO. H. TREGO & SON. OURLING GAP. PA., WHITE SUL- HUR and CHALYBEATESPRINGS. Der Ovens June 16. ferme very moderate. Kare mountain retreat Excursion tickets, WHEELEK & ( Newy i sounty, Fa. Circulars at ‘the Star address J. W, ‘Cum- berland 0) tice. QESNEX SPRINGS, Va. OPEN JUNE isra. Board per day from $1.50 to 82.50; per week, 88 to $11. Special contre and parties for the mont): ts with families, and seas Address JONES & PARKER, Prors., my22-tiel5, Orkbey Spritcs, (clusss HOTEL, COBB'S ISLAND, Va. ; SURF BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE BHOOT ‘This Hotel is reopened for ‘the reception of ¥ tors. Terms $2 per day, 812 per wee per month. ‘oute from Norfolk or Old Point steamer Banks to Cherry Stone ev Wednesday and Friday. For informatio address: my22-1m SPADY & COBB, Proprietors. A'S BORA OUsE, AURORA, Rd pas oN VA.—This delizhtfu: a2" mallee fron Oakland, Md-, 2, 500 feet above tide, delicious air, ‘coo! nights, spring Will be open diine 1. Will devote my whole attention to wuesia, Conifortable carriage soll convey from and to railroad. ¢ nod referenced vive pomunieations prompt myi2 Sw Hi. BHAVFEIS Prov. MELE GE’ BU — LE TTYS: HOTEL cated abont ane mile from Getioebne Wa bo formally opened June sth. ‘The hctal will be under the personal manazement of Mr. and Mrs. Yingling, who ad jnuny years of expericties in conducting simu orts. The B. & P. R. Bt ith t Ma, H. B.& G. RR at Uinon De ant, Bi timora, and runs through without change. For descriptive cireulare, with terma, &c. at The Evening Star cftice, or address H. Lin ‘oprietor, Get, 3 my22-1m _MON EY TO LOAN. ONEY “MONEY AT SIX PER aS ar mares 8UMs TO SUPT. my? THOS. ¥. bene 5s Ms if OR amas eat Sea $300 7x0 py M-f" Bont MBIA LAW BU: CiLD Sa JPOXEX To Lexp— EN SUMS To srry, Az Lowrsr Rates YOUNG & MIDDLETON, 1420 New York ave. LG MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix 3exs To Serr, At 6 and 7 et No Del Fa 7, HOLTZMAN, pyiS 20th sud F ete now Mo TO LOAN— #2™,000 TO LOAN, Amonnts to exit, at 6 per cent. interest, on Htet-clas gilt oda teal eetatd snotty B. H. WARNER, maria 916 F et. n ___ BUSINESS CHANCES RAW: Bz D BACKS. orp DE AWBACES. For a Ourent. THOS. EW. AGGAMAN, Lists 6 519 7th street JOR BATE—-AT «Bx GROCERY Sto reeh stock (8xtun el OOAL Y ane Batares. fovetier.) Address O.'8. Le Ee SALE—A S-rtory F + Re * Sonn, verona bean tmuonth. 6,500 square feet of SF Es CIGAR STORE. - Tm tow. Adare at PEF BAT s' 50 W me STOCK, TMP TR. : CROP of mice tition near city, on good road. Apyl é Ue MO Ost n.w., betwen 3 aud 60 Nock miy2b Fu con $1 Let. n.w. 1G rose, all modem imps., 2-story brick etable in rea 2M 13th st. new., 7 room modern imps. ; 1 and sui EGANT FARM. Ov Au 400 In Loudoun Cou Vinwinia, ad noe in sood ten-room Brick ail in good con: oxcelle ORANGE — Very FACM, 85 ac outbuildings: well improved delpiia, on tarnpike; near railroad static gell or exchange for city property. Adare A.. Washington Ci Were. fOTTAGE, N. W. COR. eee AND CEN’ TRAL AVE'S, roomy, delieht, Pay locates, near bathing grounds, fronting pa Siep_Poratare, 08, Crockery, loaned on the iame, ‘at ik. FU LION ‘8 fren Gitice 314 ¥in st. my7-6w* Ore ane, ag Penpey!vania avenue and beautiful p: ‘Also, ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DA with ample verandas, and ocean views from t nearly ” t | every room. Address Mre. AMY N. REDWAY, > , J Hisar Tet ne Gries ee Pees SOBHERST ot EE voraiot | Qa eam einai, AME AG RED, PROF ESSIOMAS.. VOR BEN —Fine STORE and DWELLING N Jerre ea FURNISHED COOL ROOMS AVINS SECURED A PRIVATE AND NTS 0 sae stand ae an woods, PY Rw. Private family. my26-3t" bef ait eligibly located reside med ready-made clothin shoes, ha Fixtures complete. ‘apply ‘J. 8. MOR Vermont avenue. ‘OR RENT—Delightfal BOOMS for the summer, furnished or unfurnished; larze, having two fronts and opeving en large hall. peated on the hill, vO nau of #h st. cars and three from 7th st. fine. A full view of the city, Alexandri ia and Potomac. Address P. M., Star office. my’ OR RENT—A Brick CARPENTERS’ SHOP in rear of premises 1222 12th st. n.w. m26-e03t \OR RENT—HOUSE, No. rooms aud bathroom. my 26-3t* (OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, 605 F st. n. ten rooms; references required. App! premises. my2i 6 OR RENT—Great Bareain, for 16 mouth=, ta nished HOUSE, thick walls; arden. ada WEST END, Star office. my26 ‘OR RENT —A small FLOUR and GRIST Sir in the District of Columbia. Address «8 0 Box 581, Washington, D.C. myoedte FORBES, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND A‘ AUCTION. —See Bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of eve: monte at the TH Be ‘Tth st. n.w. my26-3t* 08. E. WAGGAMAN, Fore RENT. Handsome Furnished PARLOR RUOM, en suite, on first floor; north- ernanderutemespsce bath, hot aud cold wa ter on game floor: will rent reasonable to partis withont children for the summer month: 12; Rew York ave. ROE BENT ewe Ist, 1880—Two two-story and basement BRIOK HOUSES, maneard roof, 1217 H st.n-w., nine Apply next door. office of Medern conveniences, 2431 and 2433 K st. n.w: R KENT—Neat 2 story brick HOUSE, No. ii 2120 F ‘OR fae oe Board, larze, airy ROOMS, en suite or single, furnished or unfurnished; eouthert exposure. Apply at 913 New York ave. nw. mry26-3t* FE RENT—On the Heichts of Georzstown, three large Furnished BOOMS, with BOAR 9: Apply at 150 Greene st., Georgetown. my24-6t" hee ean HOUSE offers gord ROOM, fret-c’ase Hotel Board, for 825 and 33 Shontis hones 1 well furnished Ulase, and coolest location in the city FOR BENT. With BOARD, cool, al nished ROOMS, on. first, second floors, at reduced rates for the summer. Ist. new. m: table first- my24-3:n well-far- tl Bt Meeraes HOUSE, cor. 15thand I ste, nw. Perirable ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE Ba me “Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. HE LOOHIEL HOUSR, 612 9th st. » ie Tor tie conent Hont and | eit’ condacted, boardias ponses tn the city: Transient ‘reasonal novia PERSONAL. GEORGE H. Fou! M*, Z, formeriy:in the win. EAR! ploy of Mr. JOHN SHEARER, will find ir to hus advantage by ealiing at Forestville, Prince George county, my23-2t* I WASHINGTON. D. C., May 27, 1880. HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT I have stopped payment on a Note drawa by M. A. McGOW wie in my favor, dated May 27, 1330, for 550, at 90 days, as the same has Deen lost. my28-3t - C. GILBERT. EMORRHOIDS (PILES), CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, Fou have nothing to pay uptil you arecured. A. A. CORK- INGS, M. D., 714131 st, n.w. myles om V Ree per month. Key ut store corner 25th and K sts my35-6t" C F 30 24th et. u.w. Six rooms, bath room, waver iighen, large yard, 810 ver ulonth. " Aprty No. ‘OR aa 258aj enn Sarnabed FouRrOn and BEDROOM ep ee 2d floor, formerly ceeupied by Hon. @ ker. Also, furnished Parlor and Bedroom en suite, 3d floor. Husband and wife without children, atid yentle- men only need apply. my24 61 DR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS on 24 = id floors, with or without BOARD, in private Apply No. 305 O st. n.w. my22-6t family itleman's photorrapl JOR RENT—Three neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, ard sontyined iy leaving. ian eat zs on different floors. “Summer prices. 939 K st. 10th st., bet. Gand H st. n.w. my2! L.w my22-6¢ Tamneighbacne FE RENT Furnished HOUSE near Mount | Ee eveni 4th street and Vi Matthew's Ohurch, a wrapned up ina eniall Randkercl ward if returned to 1229 13th et. 85 REWARD —Los.—Wednesday, May 2 RECEIPT BOOK, containiuy pabere of no vi pee to the owner. ve reward if recon Office. ican avenue, or ne THOLIO | Re OST Wednesday morning, 26th, a narrow plain GOLD BRACELET, in cara or on Poun- aytvania avon betweon Strand SUcR ete, Buitato Teward if returned to 113 East Capitol et. my27-2 and Augast: For asant, for nionths ate partic address Mrs. YORK, care A. L. STUR- EVANT, Treasury department. my22-7e* FOE BENT To gentionen only—A handvomel furnished FkKONT ROOM, ear corner 9th a M sts. n.w. No other lodgers no children. ae moderate. Address “Sapte,” Btar Office. my15- re SALE—A lar; and commodious HOUSE, press brick, 16 feet front, 3 rooms, large cellar, zas aud Vath: near Government Printing « fice; price 1,500. Inquire of JAMES Q. BROWN, $21 Pennsylvania aye. n.w. may 13-2 OST—Tueaday, 25th, about 1 o'clock p. be- tween 7th and Boundary ‘and 10th and Bound. ary, POCKET-BUOK, containing two rings and small amount of money. Suitable reward if eft at W. M. BROWNS, 817 Market Space. my27-2 & NATTANS VEGETABLE CA- SHranie and ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, for Headache, Biliousness, Habitual Oostivencss, Dy: ‘S- pepsia, Cold, and Liver Com nanenne generally. Pleatant and reliable in thelr action. No Rriping. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist ad I and 2d and Dsts A SPECIAL BRANCH OF OUR BUSI- NESS. my26 REPAIRING! REPAIRING! SEWING MACHINES of any make Repaired and Warranted. Machines called for and delivered free of charge. Orders by mail promptly attended to, at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 Vth street, St. Cloud Building. Exan ine our $16 Sewing Machines. my22 Ow = HORSE DOG MEDICINE. MEDIOINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, ifr 409 14th st. n.w. mys ROBT. SMITH, V. 8. P. HANSON HISS & Co., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS FURNITURE! DRAPERIES, MIR- Ons, ORNAMENTS. 45 N. CHABLES ST., « BALTIMORE. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ORDERED WOK. myl9-20 EaNNEL SUITS “him, 2 ad eed } and 15 years, 83. “50. anes BLU! Ue spDLES LESEX FLANNEL SUITS, 4, Aaa Pb iserps a $9185. or vinsylvanta ave. O80 Renney TW. SELBY. OR RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS: at reduced rates: southern, eastern and western exposure; all modera conveniences ; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-lm OR RENT—Seversl of those eles ue BOuseY OR leveral of ee HOURE in “Grant Row," on East and 8d sts.,can be cased to frstcclaes tenaitte lower than ‘auy like houses in the Districts sac house handsomely finished; contains 14 rooms, 3 bath rooms, laundry, &c., and all modern {mprove- ments; water supplied by steam force pump to all of the houses; a stable, and front and back are adorned with fountain, &c:, long. to each house. 'T & OO., cof. a Pe oe tO. eae Pet. oy and Penn. ave. n.w.; ¥ Sth and D sts. be nya 1m SORE: with STABLE and CEL- eR oomner and L sts. a.m. Apply to OAGENBOR, ns Lath at. awe Fe RENT—Two furnished PARLORS ous secs ond floor, en suite, southern exposure; reasonable. cy Nori shrabber; bbery, fo ter, &¢., oh same floor, rent reasona iid bet E and F ets.n.w. SALE—RI TERMs—Cottage-built RICK HOUSE, modern, roa ee snd shrul an in one of the best localities rgetown ; door. ‘inquire Re” cordare Ot Office, ‘city: ‘Hai mari6-3m° F% RENT—Furnished P. RS and BED- ite lal oot and cet et furnish all BEDBOOMB. are nnsy]- vada avers Gor oor. Ay yug11-10m' H. ALBURGER, succossor to I. ee Bee moved to corner of 7 th and F sts. n. Lae « BEY, Watehmaker and Jeweler, Store, opp. U- oJ SHS PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of peopie, with ‘abstracts of tiens on real estat 506 tout n.w., 6 a.m. to10 p.m. ‘Alwaysin befored and fro 3% ©, pll-2m it-established, relia! MSBAM, BO8s, the 1 Olairvoyant ahd Astrolowist, wives bstte faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro. the past present and future destiny Sven aivics and esis cea matters apper- to business: lovosnd Satriueay AEE aa FROUPEE Carr. Batistaction wiven oF BO pay. ‘abot Consultation Rooms, st, D.w. aps W. Fayette st., Balto. B. J. E. RICORD, 141 Din » has devoted 30 30 years, to the shreopsafil Pal gesceeit Sof tha Heart Pinpies, Oreanie: Weak: itation, ic Weak- ess, fee., those dire results cf indiscretion Bola. Onotie Diseaser of the Blood, Gonorrhy mereury. Geductad from fee. Sede BOARD. Fe OUNTHY Ta rene Ons ae VINSON Auditer, Columbis Ba ain, 434 ote QUNTRY BOARD—Five minutes’ walk, from Throat, Nose or Skin. Sypnills, © &e., Bite ed cured without station, delightful location, first-class Table, excellent Water; lar; y and well-furnished Rooms. Address or applyto J. H. CARMIENCEE, Laurel, RIVATE | FAMILY. IN TanGE house, pleasantly shaded, situation £00. ee sign: mcunins oh Saul ee ict seule, airy an table kept lerato. Ss dreet W, H., Gainesville, Prings William Ga, Va- may26-3i San L SPKIN East ae ‘CHURC:! ‘Al SE Oe va thane fe Pana looming dal ma." MS Stay i i Yorme 85 e 87 per week. . address Mee Gepot conveyance. “For particulars _ ERSONS WISHING FIRST CLASS BOARD and a delightfal loestion in the eoutin for the » 9 miles west of Oakland, Md., 4 miles from Aurora, apply to Snscriney Gant furnish 8 rocms and horse and buggy. ation addres my22-lw* For futher inform- LEWIS Bz ee, Et UNTRY BOARD IN SHENANDOAT ‘VAL- SoEYsiiendia location. Bime Ridge moun- {or housekoe SPORTING GOODS. -00 RAZOB!! Butche Tt isa. rall ‘ade & GING DAMASOUS STEEL yugyas ts Wit split a hair or shave a face with fhe slightest touch. gee $1.00 and warranted for HEDGE Et ant omen beer 53 AS Bl SPO: ja pier yee Cor. 15th and F. qh ne Ostalogae ot FISRING | TAORGE, 4 aa CHEERY, GUNs, REVOLVEBS, &c., free to my’ |) BUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.we FRBNY onnpans FOR THE OABBIAGE bility fat eae roles ‘and Velocipedes for ase They speak lpwest ‘een Fancy Bows, comfort and dara eff sizes and seyiea._ Call an the goods L. MARTIN & COS CELEBRATED le FULP MORTAR BLACE, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, ‘Where Bisck Joints are required. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acents, mys 323th st. wharfand 1202 F ef. n.W in i Dre HB BYGEIA MOTE T fare to Baltimore |' pamphlets and ail ini mar3i-3m_ view. Convenient to churches E. soa epatek I will accommodate Geetort tamaranee Further particulars can be obtained by applying to 939 street te west. myl5-2w pag demon 0G HOUSE, Newront, Vr. Commanding a magnificent view, orth lake and (ountains | newiy fitted supplied with stean tloaaten 400-wnests. per day, 810 10 af eet week. | Special rates to families. ones 'LEA- SON, Manager. im HE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, KOCKBEIDGE OO’, Va. ‘This favorite Summer resort bas been relessed by Mrs. M. J. COLLEY of the’ Hamilton House, and will be opened for, nests on the Ist Jv This ie ths finest. Hotel accommodations in the Mountains of Virwinia for real comforts and pleas- ure. | Itis farnished with spring and balr mattres- ses throughont, and fine lawns, ball-room, music, post off laily mails to Good live"y and stable ecominodasion For pamphicts, giving full desoriptio ly at e “Hamilton House, at the Springs, and this oitice. my]2-d2a GPA, GROVE HOUSE. CAPE MAY p2Delachtrully situated within 50 yarde of beech. Five minutes by steam cars from. Cape May or Philadelphia Boat. Hosfeld’s, celebrated Orchestra eng sed for the season Oped POINT. Juve let” Rates during June, 88 to 8 week; balanee of season, $12 ta #18. JOHN A. HICKS, Propr.. (formerly Propr. of Baker House,) Vine: land, N.9- my17-2026t* ow SRCHARD HOUSK, OL> OxcHarp Beacn, Marne. E. C. STAPLES, Prop. teat Largest and best seaside hotel in New England. Finest beach in the world. Beautiful pine groves. SS railroad on beach for pleasure rides. myl4-9013 LL, ee POINT COMFORT, VA., situated 100 y: from Fort Monroe. Open all the ¥ Equal co any hotel in the United Si or tummer Resort or Cold Weather Sanitarium. — for circular describing resents advantages, HARBISON Bg itn 8 “eg eee “3m. EF ae wee A MOCUNTAIN xO. UCK WOOD _ HC Ae on. Camp ah, — ere W. Va., ich' duxe ler ovens JUST (S78. E. LOVETT, Poor Cirentare at the Bear oom mys-1me ENON SPESNGS AND BATHS. ore GREAT BOBTE MOUN TAIN, = BREEZE. $50 per ‘mont eS ee Sy ie for chil servants. ton, $7.75. Travel:ag time 7 informat on A. 8. PRATT & BON, my4-3m__ 401 9th s+. n.w., Washington, D. TPE CLAsS SUMMER Beane ‘with airy rooms, ean plying to to om ES HOUGH, Leosbuzs, Londo rms moderate. guennas HOWSE. FRENCH POINT, LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Beautifully situated’ tod opposite the Hun” grea. "Telands, Pai id Black mintains she geome of the -8.N., 1490 Mase. sve. oh mcg ent Send for one. msayl-3m C= WEST POLS? HOTEL WiLL BE OPENED JUNE 1, 1883. Aimony them the hw Jadicial and political dignitaries of this country and representatives of leading foreicn fovernments. He successfully treata corns, bun ions, bad nails, vascular excrescenves and other ailments or tae feet. Uiaes fee $1, my25 8. TM. TALBOTT, Dentist, cor. E,over Eiseman's Clothing entistry in all its branches. Teeth ed 87 per set. All cone peer: H. es OTRNB TON. 0 AG 1s Sears’ erienc Foreh ong Baptist Chua, ni Dr. Dower and othors. N UTICE.—The Dental office and business of the late Dr. Jonn 287 Pa. avenue. fully solicived. I ik. WEISENBORN, Den removed to 410 11th et.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted $7 to #10 por set, and all 01 ss on she satura! Tosth at reasonable pri tracting, bioents. decl6 D528, BROWN, DENTIRT, No. 725 lara STEEEZ, over Simms” orn Store. Ni- continuance of patronaye ix A reapont- £5, tows al ‘eeth of every Mind inscrted. AN atural seems performed Attention is called to eee D= DeNtixt, 19 7th st, ow, Tang k Beautiful Bets of Teh Teeth Filled, $1. Extracting without . All operations warran' BOOTS AND SHOES. NO BalTs: UNIFORM LOW RRICES! THE LAKGES1 ASSORIMENT IN Wasi 3A) N, ih 2.59. 5c. to SiG:Fth street SIGN OF TE Ladigs "House Slippers, 20, 35 patie e @ Kid Croquet Slippers, Ladice” Newport Ties aad Button, » @ Ladi len, peat, 3,4 and Strap Sandals, Hen 1 Sewed Gaiters for eld Indies, #1 and 81.59. Ladies’ Foxed or Lavan Laced and Gonsress 70e. Ladiss’ Kid and Foxea Button (leather insole 1.25 and up. Ladies’ genuine Froagk Kid Button, Gente, finest hand sewed Low Ties at tt Kid, Fr ach Cait, Goat and omc jon Ga tere and Low Bhoce ( ise's zood Low Shoes or Gaiters, #1 ond up. Men's iow bution stn Ton ee aud poo. 3 Men's Button Boot Gaitere, $175 to #5. BPECIAL Foa Bone EXaMivarion Missew Newport gundals aud Low Batton, Kid, 31.00 io 2.50. Pies aud Belson, 1.00 up Sandals erent sty tin Mince ‘Dutton, teat o Boys’ and Yout!'s “Low Obild’s Slippers, ‘Ties au Infants’ Slippe-s 50 d wy 27-5t NEw YOLK SHOE STC ae, 605 PENNSYLVANIA LVENUE. HANDSOM_i,3PRING SHOES “QR LADIES ana. GENTLE. Male PRICE3.LOWER THAN 2VEB BEFORE. ei Ki*-tined BL pers. 21 es, S-simap BSancals ad 4-strap -top French Ladi Tau tna New >p LGENTS We hinve the 2 eae stock of Gen a? Han rk. Our French Osi: The Hotol has a passengar elevator. pre peg es Cottages to let with board af hotel oe frensScuof te ieat ta gral cod make. 'P.Aoss are heats ed in the cottanes. Exam Suara seed lower than visewitere. ion at Miltary Academy J For Susranaeee Goosen. GEO. McCARTHY. Tay Watfont wy. | a Q@RDAN’S WHITE SULPHUR EDUCATIONAL. ripest pi miles northeast of Win- ue southeast of b- chester an les ace -§ * Stems mz a a home comforts. Address thot dren and BVAN Clap 00. Var mail-in aan | Frcs Gaiden atest table X price, a Pee dean arene Demae PQRRING. ‘or adults only, on |) Hound Trip Tickets oan BO poaiare excellent wat = eae fishing; number limited; jagbinston ref Sxchabired. Address Box 8, New er UMMER BOARD.—AUMEID, trol of the late je Holman.) has ‘been, replaced Dew first-class capal 8 Very howe oomsfore eee oat ‘On tine sommodnting 3 Stied with ail modern isn. | 2 EM GROW. “iapaoctwie Berryeiia, Vee Eis season a ‘ander the aaine mansge- UNTRY BOARD.—Lanrel Md., midway be- | ment as last year, B. - Lae ee ae fishing, and first-ct yards from’ ap26. ow" 500 Yaris SoS. NEWMAN. ALTERS STARKWEATISR, EASON OF 2880. PIANOS AND ORGANS. |8 weRRIGPE ROCCE, teat ieee eraNpano ORGANS, a i ne: Terms Bend ¢ struction, eamiemt action, neeteat Gc GPP | FOG ETMOMAG, 804 oF PN oprtetor. Sign and lowest Prices. ae as pes @, L. WIL BO. 7a eee, = Sonia tae ton == Grant ef Cole ea Gols ‘iso, Avents for the unrivalled Sater Pu Great in Fianos that have fei Pianos forront at very low rates, TAN ODE RATE ee alae. TERMS eos stra and BI on Vv Ca ae ‘Twouly Fon? Four? esas SS SS Fez picks hy Spud we will coutinue to BEVEN-ScOP ORGANS a: 278, = pata tinted Le pl ea od od the fac- ES yg ST Lach aa 3. ert a Bev —= Jat 8. SOR! ‘Tcacher of PIANO, ORGAN an¢. a bagel Particular be UB the fale 1p to be Henciia Ter "Terms saodecate. Han. St. ¥. w.— 5 wen Ww. FERS A, ae We Ce er cna. Sxiningt ws Two: Ay month, in edvapcs.” Latta Remietin SoMa, Mathematics, Gg rape neers etamninstions 2 ‘vateiage sem ee ee TM! CLAts OF Sis Bt ae KINDEBGAMTEN a torent Principal, Mina tain se. Eee ia SM aaRomaras ai BUSINESS ‘Hane L L 81s. Sheets snp = ems nace 2S EABROQUE, 1 38 ah one Drandies: Ss to. 038 eee ow 1s THE = "allemaal — or