Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |719 near sax 719 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _| _ FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. — WASHINGTON oF AENsatust fring soooiamendat WASHER and LTRON- 1B ee A es | L* DEOIT PARK. —_ USTED: STA’ é June’ 4, 1880. DS, PARASOLS, SUN UMBREL- ¢ 1310 ee aes in rare Tisihe avo., 86. 0 SSS = SS CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. than double that of any other daily paper Dudlished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added to- @cther. —— ‘THE Stax has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiate to all parts of the @lobe, 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. eives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the seaso: 4 Sam- mer travelers, can have Tue Stak mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. A Second Edition of THE Stak will be issued at 6 o’clock this evening, containing all the news up to that hour. eg Whe Double Sheet To-morrow. ‘THE STax will be published as usual on Satur- day in eight page form of fifty-six columns. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thelr orders as early in the morning as possible for this popular issue. Thetr interest as well as Our convenience will be served by observing this reques Cincinmmati Next. Among the delegations already chosen to the Cincinnati convention those of Massachusetts, Mississipp! and South Carolina are for Bayard. ‘The anti-Tilden members of the Pennsylvania delegation, who are Inthe majority, are also for Bayard. This gives to the Delaware Sena- torastronger positive support than any man yet proposed for the nomination. Hancock ave dropped out of the race, and the er doesn’t appear to be spreading very rapidly. An active corps of canvasser3 has been sent out of late to do missionary work for Judge Feld, but this move cannot be said to have yet added anything to his boom. Tilden’. show up at every state comven- on, and are sald to a ‘Shave money and Spend it fteely, but they ayold every issue calculated to bring the name of their employ squarely before the democratic assemblages. It was claimed with great positiveness that Tilden would get an Instructed delegation trom Missouri; yet bis friends there dodged the issue, and of the thirty delegates chosen not more than half a dozen are avowedly for Tilden. ‘Thurman is still regarded as a probable candi- date by some of his friends. Hendricks ean Searcely be called a possibility. Though his friends in Indiana continue to urge his claims they know that he has no earthly chance of the nomination. The party cannot, with any pro- priety, reject Tilden and take up Hendricks, so the prevailing sentiment is to pass both of them by. In the event that a dark horse or compro- mise candidate has to be chosen, the sentiment of the party leaders here In Washington ap- Pears to be decidedly In favor of Senator Ran- doiph, of Ni ersey. Hes acceptable to all factions of the party, and would be a strong candidate in New York, New Jersey and Con- necticut, three states the democrats must rely upon for success, The names of Senator Mc- Donald, of Indiana, and of Representative Mor- rison, of Illinois, are both mentioned in con- nection with the nomination for Vice-President, with Randolph at the head of the ticket. Sen- ator Randolph, indeed, seems to be regarded as the most avallable man the anti-Tilden demo- €rats could unite upon in the event they are riven to concentrate upon a candidate in order to beat Tilden, and a good deal of work has been done In his behalf. In fact, it can be said ‘that there is a Randolph boom. —<re-___ ‘The cheese-paring economists in the House all belong to the democratic party, and their policy, as enforced in the 44th and 45th Con- Gresses, contributed more than any other one cause to the reduction of the democratic Majority in that body. Still these false econ- omists are too short-sighted to compretiend the true effect of their pieayune saving. They con- Unue to Insist upon cutting down the small- Salaried men in government employ. They want to reduce the pay of watchmen, laborers and hard-worked clerks, but they never offer to touch the big salaries, except to increase them. Men who get large pay usually have influence, and the smail economists in the House do not care to antagonize them. Not only that, but the very men who have been most prominent in reducing the salaries of government employés are, as @ rule, those who grab most for them- selves when they get a chance. If the demo- cratic majority permit this absurd notion of economy to be carried out af this session, they Will find that the men of small pay, whom they Strike at, have influence too, when It comes to a contest at the polls. This chipping off of sal- aries here and there doesn’t realty save the tax- payers anything, and they know it. ——$<_——. —___ A great many people will much enjoy the manner in which Senator Conkling has been Worsted in the preliminary skirmishing at the Chicago convention. And this, too, quite irre- spective of political predilections or presidential Preferences. In fact, so thoroughly is that gen- Ueman disliked for his egotism and offensive manners, both in and out of the Senate, that not a few persons quite friendly to General Grant would be perfectly willing to see him beaten simply because that result would be re- garded as the defeat and humiliation of Mr. Conkling. ————————— The farmers tn some portions of Maryland have already begun to harvest their wheat, and they report that the yield fs larger than last year. The heads are well-filled. In fact reports from all sections are to the effect that the wheat crop is in splendid condition, and the prospect 4 that the United States will be able to supply Europe with bread another year. —_—_§_~<o-__ It may interest a small portion, but still a por- tion, of communtty,—viz.: that section which do. serves hanging,—to know that the Kentucky hemp crop promises to be almost a fallure this year. LANTS FOR SALE AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. N. STUDER, Florist, Uniontown, and Stand No. 421 Center Market, ‘View to dispose of his immense surplis stoc! ‘Wil sell during the next ten days in assorted 20,000 BEDDING PLANTS, comprising the finest varieties of Achirante bm, Altermantheras Coleus, Cineraris M (Dusty Miler, led Feverfew, Hellotrope, Lo- belia, Miznonette, Pansies, Pet Phlox ‘Dru- Bondi, Salvia, Tradescantia, Trapestum, Verbenss at 25 cents per dozet raniums, Fuchsia and La as 50 cents it addition offers a the following RAORDYNARY INDUCE MENT: Pe serd purchaser to the amouat of $1 will be en- preminm of 25 cents worth of ai Flats ard th the same will be delivered £ e in Washington city or Georgetown. Orders in person or by mail wil! receive prompt attention in the, Pesan, they are received either at the No. ‘arket, or at the oom je4-6t CS p*rosas FOR STATIONERY. way DapARrMEsy, WAsnINorex, Jane 4, Bealed Proposals, addressee! to the Heerots the Navy, for furnishing Btstionery for the, Gepartmment, and bureaus and offices there Wa during the fiscal ending Jane 30, be received until 12 o'clock m., of the Froposais must be subenitted on the forms far- nisbed by the f, with the euarantes and om annexed, and must embrace all the items Fropesal from parties not engaged in basiness in a or who hi aS who Ferme Bnei & supply depot in ‘The acheaule petal two general classes: Ist. Pager and Envelopes: 3 2d. an Articles: pode contract will be awarded in the whole or by be the mors advanta- ee ioe le reserves the right t> ii of ives quantity of aby article inthe schat- han tbat specified, Wants of tae wails Toba gpm gp be cates for from tim: to time a8 needed, = izust bs in sccordanee with the Schedule, dnd satinfactory to the heat © Oe buresu for which reyuiser® Bost be dativercd at Without uni gelay, and oense the contractor: in aoe ot ene rnc ments the De; reserves ie Me pairs: chase the elsewhere, or to annul the bon. fract in whole or in part, and will hold the contrac- fors responsible for apy additional expease it may ‘The Department reserves ht fectward Romeet any oral Da Peli Co aire Oe Fg ny ape proved, accruiag under the con- = ew. pIHOMPSoN, peiew Becretary of tha Navy. STRAW GOO) Las, JSP ARES "FANS, &c., at grestly reduced ates DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th street. JOB LOTS OF HATS, at 25c. and 500.; very = Davis’. Fe es Cae aldara ee 'D CHIP BONNETS io" marl wo, at DAViT. PaRASOES AND BUN UMBRELLAS, At Cosr, . DAVIS. JAPANESE FANS, at 2c., 3c. and 7c. each, at DAVIS’, ‘legant assortment of Kin pia ang, ig AULLINERY GOODS, Me: EMBHOTDER sf pean and NOTIONS. at at DAVIS’, ‘710 Market Space, Corner 8th street. 4c3-1w Baz AINS IN SILKS. . WE WILL TO DAY BEGIN A GRAND CLOS- ING OUT SALE OF SILKS FROM AUOTION, AND GUARANTEE TO OFFER THE GREAT- EST BARGAINS EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 75e. worth $1.00. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 90c., worth $1.25. BLACK GROS GBAIN SILK, $1.12, worth $1.50. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 81.25, worth $1.75. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, $1.50, worth 32.00. PEKIN STRIPE, 75c., worth 81,25. PEKIN STRIPE, 81.00, worth $1.75. COLORED SILKS, 75., worth 81.00. COLORED SILKS, $1.00, worth 81.25. COLORED 81. K8, $1.25, worth $1.50. LON'T FAIL TO SEE THESE BARGAINS AT CONNOLLY’S, Je3-2t Alth st & Pa. ave. ISCHARGING TO-DAY AT MY¥ wharf echooner Sallie Coursey, 3,000 BBLS. LAW EET ILLE ROSENDALE A very superior articie for concreting sidewalks, cellars, foundations, &c., and keep out dampness. Je3-3t L. WM. GUINAND. GENUINE SMITHETELD HAMS. CHOICEST QUALITY, and weighing about ten pounds each. . W. BURCHELL, $03-2t 1332 F street. OHS 7 WITCHELL, Pennsylvania avenue, Geanoe Ge cane “splendid. assortment of Misses’ White Pique and Nainsook DRESSES, for aes from3to 14 Ladies Quits in White Law! Nainsook and French Muslin and Lacs #5 to $48. Licen Lawn aad Ginshan, in Boot styles. Linen and Mohair Ulsters, all’ sizes. large stock of Dreasing Sacks, from $1.25 t we Beaded Capes and Summer ‘Wraps at wreatly re- mieed P Orders taken for COMMENCEMENT DRESSES —_ filled in 45 homrs when we have not the size in ~ ‘ask an ction of these goods. Jat JOHN T. MITCHELL. WASTED SEWING MACHINES Of ony make to repair at reduced prices. ALL WORK WARRANTED. at OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 9th street, St. Cloud Building. Machines rented. Orders by mail attended to. Jed HDS. CHOICE N. 0. SUGAR. 0 BAREELS CEOICE N. O. MOLASSES. Just received, and for sale by BABBER & HAMILTON, Je2-3t WHOLESALE Grocers. RENADINES. GBENADINES. HEAVY REDUCTION IN OUR PRICES! S0pieces Silk and Wool Black and Colored GRENA- PICDINES (all styles), at z= cents per yard, re- duced from a a 20.picces in Biack, alt Sik hes BUNTING, at 75 ente, cheap at 82.50. All Silk Lace Buntings at 75 cents are without doubt the cheapest and Iacst desirable goods over offered at anything like the price. WM. M. BROWN, jel S17 Market Space. EMOVAL. ‘Formerly of, os Diet aw. 9 bas Bémoved to n.W. : * Gol D STRERT NeW. myst te ONE PBICE BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE. NOVELTIES IN FRENCH DRESS GOODS, ar 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR ALL THIS WEEK Our $3.00 Goods Now $1.50. “125. “ “« Loo. ss a 75. a s -50. AN EARLY CALL REPAYS ALL. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. P. 8.—POSITIVELY NO CONNECTION WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUB TWO HOUSES. my29 Grecran BARGAINS FOR THE HOT WEATHER. Berge Coats, $2.50, 83, 84. ‘Nun's Cloth Coats, 85. Alpaca Coats, 81.25, $2, 83, 84, 85. Linen Suits, 3, $4 and 85. White Veste, 75c., $1, 81.50, 82 and $3. Long Dusters, 75c., $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. Light-col'd Cass Pants, $2, $2.50, $3 and Office Coats, 40 cents and upwards. Light-col’d Cheviot Suits at reduced prices. “+ ** Cage. Suits at reduced prices. Blue Fiannel Suits at reduced prices. Drees and Business Suits at reduced prices. Boys’ Suits at reduced prices. Children’s Suits at reduced prices. A. STRAUS, ee Pennnsylvania Avenue, Between 10th and lth streets. Mae Reta y ANTE — Taegu — an ae BABBER at No. 38 H vern- ment Panos ig Othion. eee eae MARERat tne Prank 5 JAMES 8. TUPBAM. 425 Tih et ‘D.W. pe ae mee who eaieen nds th ene ; a sluuie than Tierra: mation apply at 629 éth as is ‘ANTED—Woman Ci references, for Berkeley Sprinj woes Tylor railroad tare furnished. Apply ‘1 oor furnished, Ap IF oe inployment Agency, eprATEL YI frat class TRUNK a aariees Fi of For infor- Jes-3t* RS-LADIES and ae ae MAN to take of Gent's ihe fens rosased halle ys a Tait Pa ave. WANTID 2 ® young Men a FOSTTTOR as watchman or messenger; will give the use of & Mare and Buewy, without any coat to EApys fOr services in getting employment. Address 96, Star office. fer ae ANTED-—White MAN and WIFE to go to Mis Weer for reliable peopl; railroad fare advanced. Apply ‘‘Emplo! ment Sain {30 Fet uw: Families furulshod he ge. PRICE & CO. ‘Maine ave. s.w. ee eee o- BENT Leesan and a HOUSE, 22131 : two large parlors, dining room and Biche ‘on first floor, auld three chamipers second Seon x with modern conveniences and cheap rent- Fu RENT— Tad to-ntory Dwelling HOUSE, situ sted on Oak in the town of Oakland, Gar- rett ‘county, Md 'Said dwelling contains ‘seven Tocms, and all necesssry out buildings, with good ‘well of water at the door, Sc.,-making it a very de- sirable location a8 a summe For further particulars apply to BARNEY RE REYNOLDS. Oar ‘OB RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, first bee Suitable for pomexconing, fora smell mod. imps. 15th st. sens But The. 75T 4th st. mt ww. ee ‘(OR RENT—Four unfurnished ROOMS on the second floor, suitable for housekeeping: hot and cold water, &c., on same floor; 15 per month. Also, one nicely- furnished ROOM, 88 Per month: J ANTED—A Philade!phia Liquor see ea Known to the Washiny ton torte desires SALESMAN on c: mn.is ion: Seat class nbply with refere ca and by whom Tost cmaploye ai G Jed. WANTED — Acti id steady EMPLOYMENT in a respectable bueiness howse oF rofession, or learn a trade or business, by an_ intelligent Eo; 17 years of age, just xraduated from Spencerii Brsness Colexe; can furnish good resereucs or seurity. Address G. L., P.O. Box 518. jo4- Bt WANTED By an experienced and first cas ‘Dresemaker, understands cuttiny, fitting and fuming, WOR RR by day or week; work guarat.- nd’ at reasonable rates, 17u3 19th st. n. Sed WANTED (An gxperienced OPERATOR | on Hoover & MeGlenn’s Sewing Machiue—1 But- tonkele wereer. BRON who understans making tadies’ *Podies. 723 10th s GAUTIER. Ye ANTED_A YOUNG MAN that las worked in a Fic Bakery, Apply tol. H. LAM tional Bakery, 52°F ote. W. Jet Wee A Roun man wishes | to learn WATCH REPAIKING; can wive recommen- dations and security if required. Address D.& M., Star office. Je3-30" WASTED —By a widow lady, with one child, a furnished HOUSE for the’summer; resson: ble rent will be paid and best reterences given. Ae dresé Box 42, Star office. 3-61 WARIED-A fed. responsible WOMAN as urre toa child 18 months old; good reter- ences required and moderate wages given. sony 1303 Thet.n.w. 02-31 yy ANZ ED—A settled WHITE WOMAN to cook; leo a GIKT. a8 nurse for a baby ; must under. stand their business and bring best'of referen: Apply at 620 H st , between 6th and 7th sts. je? WANTED To rent a HOUSE st Hyattavilie, Md., oron B. &O. R. R., near Washington, containing six rooma or more, and good shady Yard. Address Box 100, Starcffice. ___my31-6t wa ‘TED—FAMILI a As ene FELUADLE CERVANIS ; try RVANTS all sorts; boys, firs: sEanisinesses He rity, and gquntzy al all with reference. 926 F st 0. E. ‘myis. V RNTEDSE RIESE to furnish with white and colored Servants, Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaide, Nurses and ‘Seamatresses and other help, with best of reference, at short notice. McUONALD'& CO., 809 bth et. aw. myleim™ WASTED A large number of Oooks, Waiters and viher experienced Male Help, white and colored, wanted for summer hotels neat New York. Address. or apply to Manhattan Agency, 15: Broadway, New York city. my FOR SALE. _ res \y ed oe P= SALE -— Will pesitively be =e, at g sacrifice f those magnificent Gavinet Grand PIANOS. Omner left the city. Can be seeu at 723 7th st. n.w. §3-6* 'OR SAL-E—Handaome parlor PIER GLASS and first-class STIEFF PIANO, but little used Call or inquire of CHAS. E. BU- TER, se 14th at FGE SAE Epi have on hand ten (18) head of 80- fect t HORSE, suitable for carriage aud driving: will be gold cheap for cash. H. QUIGLEY, Nos. 121012190 st now. 18-20 ‘ON, canopy- OR SALE—One four seat PH top, good as new. Also, one six-reat extension: ioe and several other fine new and second-hand, a JO} XOUNG'S Carriage Repository, , a7LP. avesand 513, SRSA OA a SO Finsh pao eat PH-ETON and HARNESS. ois handsome, stylish, gentle a lady can drive him: The eal four-reat, canopy-top, with cur- Wn8 tO button on. Harness in good condition. ill be sold at a bargain, as the owner intends leaving the city. Oall at IDEKEW J. JOYCE'S, 412 14th «t., or between the hours of 12 m. ene 6 p.m. at 730 20th st. Je3-61 DR SALE—A xood Work Horse; 2 Buswy ae also a fine, fast Road Mare, ‘kind and xentle. At M: BI SHEE 8 Stable, pss) st. n.w., between 6th and 7th sts., (alley entrance.) my31-6t" ONT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to pur- it 875 OR- AN sat at SIDNEY 1. NIMMO & 10.8, 410 11th st. nw Fe SALE—A large Stock of New and second- hand CARRIAGES of the best make and finisb, euch as T ana village Carta, ExtensionTops, Jum Mention Tovs, JUBGSERT Ht. GRAHAM. 410416 at, een D and Eu.w. Repairing promptly attended to, myll TOR Pr pee HARNESS and VEHI- of every deseri ription bought and sold sucsee On) oy attended to, and satisfaction marantecs M. F. DOWNEY'S Stable, 1013 Le GE. Eom OF SPRING WAGONS, ae (or all kinds of business. shite, lot of ‘RADE WAGONS. This Wagon is es Ip fntehed. TOP BUGGIES | ‘OCT pit GARETA LZ TON! — PAD 1 in order. Lot Loto See \d-hafid apuGgiesand WA aS for ae vel fea on ene instalment JAS. K PEOBEY, #7 Prospect ot, Geormetown., marit-Sn LOST AND FOUND. OST_June 3d, a Russian Leather POCKET BOOK, contaising about $17, a few cards, &c. $5 reward Will be piad if returned to114 Cet. n.w.* 1 RT_—Ou June 2, 1880, at Soldiers’ Homo, a pair of pee GOLD SPEQTAOLES: initials ” on inside. pulsshle: reward if seniniea to Star Office. Je3-2t" ‘OST—Smell Black and Tan GYP, 234 toe pounds in weight. A liberal reward for an! information. that will lead to her return ALDERNEY DAILY, 414 3d st. nw. BOARDING. FS RENT—To pentioman, @ nicely Farnished RONT ROOM, with gas; 810; at 915 oo Dw. PGR BENT Three story, and aaa Bi Tea HOUSE, with Stable: 130 ¢ improvemerite: Inquire ai 17, 9th st, FR RENT—CORNER STORE and Dee of 8 rooms; good business: eee near Works; 815 per month. Inquire No. igo, Ht n. =e HKENT—A nest 5 room Hi 818 aa = also, 4 forma HOLGE with Buches both in good order. Apply to Dr. MACKALL, cor. a A New Feature Introd: 'e have decided to ‘offer LOTS in Lal it on Ground Rents, with lee Pipe Bty low rate a, ere vuamas mode eee batankal improvemeuta in keeping with those This is portunity never before offered to se- cares home in this beautiful local ty Call or address A. L. BARBER & 00., my29-Tt LeDroit Building. Fo BENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat EstaTe AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 1536 st. n.w., 17 927 Pa. w., Up Fa a Rive ow. 17 r8$150 Fur. hor nw. 125 Bietith sw store 33 Far.h'se, 1 ae nw.100 als 13th st.n. w., large, We B . bath and cellar. 35 rab skh Be. om. I make no charge to landlords for advertising _ | thete Pe property, aud keep it before the public con- Ihave many of the finest building sitee in the cit SoU vunbartonasis, Gomeeiwat SeBHt™ | {Foun B1,000 1 86,00.” Now la Sane Wa ‘OR RENT, iD SALES OF PROPERTY, Spee FS SATE AND At AUOTION.— Seo Bulletin tesuod ¢ B. 0. HOLTZMAN, the Ist an of or WAGGAMAN, 619 1th ab Tew. jorae my29 10th and F sta. n.w. F= RENT BRICK HOUSE, with Stable, bath | JR}OR RENT. room, a8, hall, double parlor, and six other rooms: nice piace ahd in order. No 6081 at.. bo- tween 6th and 7th n.w.; $30. R. W. FENWICK, Room 28 LcDroit Boilaing. Je2-1m OK R¥ NT— ua) ith st. nw. Farragut Square, ‘until October Ist, handsome, first class, thor: cot ay FURNISHED HOUSE; modern improve- F pti, cars pass “the door: or would rent Puke of Fooms ntlemen preferred ; good Board supplied if w ummMer rates ; rof renege given anc required. Apply on premises. H. FACOB, ench ot 10 RENT—A small PLACE in suburbs of city; good pasture, and suitable for Dairy Farm. aa, or particular, Apply at DAN'L O. 0. OALLA- No. 436 7th at. n.w. Jel-6t* F (OR RENT—ANALOSTAN ISL AND. Apply to REGINA |ALD FENDALL, 325 4 at. an =ERISr furnished HOUSE, with moderna conveniences, situated in fashiona able, part of a city. Possession given October let, For terms: one further particulars, sddreas Orb ns P.O. Box my3! Fe as ‘Story Brick HOUSE, a = North Fairfax st., Alexandria, Va., all modern improvement; in thorough never. ‘Apply next door, oF address F. E. Also, desir- ahle’Farm and other ites! Hetate for gale, or will exchange for Washington ity property. _m31-2w* 'OR RENT—1504 13th st-n.w.,eizht rooms, mod- Era imps finely located near Lowa Circle. Ap- ply to OTIS BIGELOW & CO , 605 7th st. my29-Gt 'OK RENT—A neat seven-room HOUSE, within two blocks of the C: 20 D st. ae 66. rent oe per month. Apply to 0. BIGELOW & OO.. 605 71 Bt. D.W. mayo oee OR RENTUDHI October Ist, very ie) neat and_ moderate-sized, ‘urni HOUSE, in West End, owned by Naval Onto asp 3 Ros carefol al tenant, rent low. meee at 312 18th st.n. Fe TENT-Ono two-story Brick HOUSE ; eight roome, bath room, all modern improvements; Bo. ES n.W. Inquire No. 403 7th st. n. my: Fe RENT—One three piory gee AS nine rooms, basement, provements ; rooms fresco paneas House Ne, 622 2zd st. n.w. Sn 03 7th et. n.w. my28-8t (OR RENT- Pleasant ROOMS at 1329 @ wt, Bout front, rices very moderate for the summer. my27-2w* FOR BALE AT 4 Bancars—Beantifal BUILD- ING LOTS corner 4th and O sts. s,e., facing Pennsylvania avenne and beautiful park. Alsy, pext to corner 14th and Q sta. n.w. Inga ire 423 ith et. y27-1m Fa Se TO gentlemen only—A handsome! _fumnished FRO} OOM, hear corner 9th an n.w. No other | Sarin’ Terme moderate. Address Gapitol,” Btar Otte 2 Fe SALE—A ee and commodious HOUSE, feet ress brick, 16 feet front, 8 rooms, large ary cellar, yas aud bath; wear Gouee Brintin fice: price taut of JAMES ROWN, S21 Pennsylvant yim Fo RENT Blea APARTMENTS at reduced ; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern conveniences ; at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPherson square. my5-Im For xe KENT—Several of those eli eit, HOUSES in “‘Grant Row,” on East Capitol st., bet, 2d and 3d a can be leased to first- than any like honses in the District seach house handsomely Anished 3 bath rooms, a Srs8 2 rubbery belong to exch honse. Gian’ a. East Capitol ste, TW: 5. MOSES, Fe mh ind Fann sve ao. BLISS, lat F z W.i0rd. B. BYON, oor. Bh and D stan niy4-1m ———— ES Fok BENT Punished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and BOOMS furnished for honwekeo) ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Penney! Ve., COF. oe st. sugl1-10m' EDUCATIONAL. J.% SOHEE: ee of PIANO, ete and ¢ VOUAL paoetane to be- ers, ne well As th wishing ¢ tobe qusliaed for Soon terms modersie. 15 H st. n.w. my28- S W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 5TH St. ¥. wW.— 5 'o CLassEs—Afternoen, 1 to 4; $10 per quarter. Brening 7 109; Sap pee ncaa iy in Adv Betntostin: “Book keel ping. re isso ‘tor College, West Point, Annapo all omnpesitive: examinations. 4 rivate 1easons on moderate terms my24 UMMER meas S' BEENORBIAN Bi BUSINESS QOLLEGR, Cox. 1TH AND L 8rs. Thorough instruction and training shi, Bookaogp in, Business Practioo, in Penman- Catciuations, Correspondence, &c.. b 2 mots ations dence, &c., quarter. “Studente recelved the month or quart ite received at any time. Ploss- Sntrocms: individual instroction. |For particu: lars call at the College offi myl3 HENRY O BEENOER: Principal. Peeeoe ae LARRBOQUE, soar 18th st., native ctor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni Yerslty, Paria. Ptivate instruction in all all the Frenc?: branches and niceties. Terms moderate. Sp9-3m__ Fe RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, on first, recond and third floors,” with or without BOARD, in private family. ‘Apply No. 805 Coat | clase OARDING.—Two, wentiemen or a gentleman aud wife can find nicely furnished, airy KOOMB, with BOARD, at 1320 Ist. n.w., opposite Franklin &quare. Moderate terms Je3-3t* 920 47H St. N.W.—For Bent — Several de- je Stable ROOMS, with or without BOARD. FE: Rent With excellent BOARD, several do- sirable ROOMS, southern and western expo- Bure, = reduced rates for the summer. No. 16th’st., cor. I, n.w. dsl-6t* Poa TRANSIENT wt BP yer AY y mmodated ‘ermon' aye. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHA. i y 27-25" ‘OR RENT—On the Heights of Gerais, ree large Furnished KOOMS, with BOawy apply at 160 reene Bt., Georgetor WE | TREMONT HOUSE aren with first-c'ass Hotel Board: for 855 a8, 990 per month: house is well furnished; table first- clage, and coolest location in the city. | my24-3mn M RETENGCD eee TE, Qoncorpvinie, Pa.—Boys, #50 per quarter; Girls, @45. Stu Gents prey red for business, Yale or Harvard. det? 3: SHORTLIDOR & COUNTRY BOARD. COpATEY, BOARD—Within a short distance of Wi ington, with all the comforts of a home, on Good Hope Road. Plenty of fresh milk. For terms, &e., Leite 625 6th st. 8.w. Jet-3t* CogxtEy BOARD Short distance from. the » onthe B&O. BR. Accommodations firet class and terms Troabrate. Ad *‘Ooun- try,” Btar office. at" Ms 'TSYLVA—Convenient to R. R., in a moun- tainous revion. now open for summer board- iry rooms. fresh Npretabiee ice,fruits. Ad- dices Lago JAMES, Bound Hil, ae £2, TNEEAT SPRING, Eagr Farts Gagnon, Farm Mae a VA Oa Biootaingtale ar Opens ‘May’: Yerme 85 is ‘ene 99 conveyance. Mos Gao A ROUSE: cor. 15th and I sts. n, w. ROOMS with BOARD; siso TABLE a ber 2m* Mrs. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. HE LOCHIEL meting $12 Yth st.n.w., is one , conducted boarding Ce Bovis oa 4 EhOKRHOIDS GILES) CURED WITHOUT BS Greg wrieg te 3”, a 2. 7. E. BK Tal W. Fayette st., Balto. Did. Tie lovoted 80 years tor tae acetal of Nervous Fe pee (CoE BOARD IN SHENANDOAH VAL- LEY. Splendid location. Blue Ri tals See afford a : fine view. Gon ery eventos ‘and all howe comforts, Address Mrs EPVAN METRE Bos lark Oo., Va. mll-17 oe 1110 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im, $50 per mo. 1209 R.I. ave. n.w., 19 rm. brick,m.im. 60 per mo. 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod. im...... 40 per mo. 1719 R.i. ave. n-w., 15rm.brick, allim. is reel 1703 T st. n.w,, frame cottas 826 Het. n.e., 7rm brick. 1416 F st., office rooms, Lenman Build’g, N.Y. 1118 F et. n.w., office room: ear 15th, office rms. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., my22 1223 F street n.w. Fo BENT— THE OORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. ee ora BTRERZ. Fine Store: commun: catingtor Suaese One si iy oto. Wai loncta on every floor, ‘Elevator and steam hea eae rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. nyl2 FAMILY SUPPLIES. DEVILED ‘CKALS IN TWO-POUND CANS, ORIGINAL SHELLS ACCOMPANYING EACH OAN. HAVE ONLY TO BE FILLED FROM THE CAN AND BAKED UNTIL NICELY BROWNED. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROOERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. Jes 1421 New York ave. Boertres: CHOE, 7 DATRIES! CnABERY PRINT, mac made from pure ped Cream, per poun Orn te, Der pouns festern Creameries, per poun: VinGINIA ee ier pound. Successo: Frank & Son, Bast. wing, Stalls Woe, 106 and 97 Genter Market. Open every day till one o'clock. mys-1m. J *COBSIONISTs; FISHING PARTIES, ‘TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Freeh arrival of Imported and Domestic Goods. ‘Lunch. BEEF. joe Ham. j Boneless, with Jelly. West ‘halta, TURKEY (Bone! mei Jel); AND eles in CHIOns BOLLED mone HAM SAUSAGE, CURRIED YSTERS, BAK D MACOAEONI. PIOELED LAMB TONG PICKLED OYS- TERS, PICKLED SHRIMP, BIORLED WOODEN PLATES, Sie ce NAP RINe. TRAVELING No charge for packing an delivering goods to any part ¥ part of the clk. ww. ea SONS. moy5 1216 F street n.w. ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave, FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, BTRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and OU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &o. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia OAPONS, 40 cents a pound. mays Be N. ¥. BUTTER, per Ib. ¢ NEW CHEESE, per Ib.... Lean SWI8S OONDENSED MILK. 3 lbs. Best ITALIAN MAOARONI. 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL... MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL TEA, unequalled elsewhere. 2 lbs. GREEN OOFFEE. 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES 6 (1-Ib.) Bars BABBITT’S N. Y. OITY SOAP... 50 Scans 8. & W. CORN... 3 STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BABLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. ah BRS ss GEO. A. 0”) 1213 7th st. n.w., p29 Between M and N. FX MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 60 Orns Per Lz. ‘Beat Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, 33 cts. Best Bis cc No OORFEE, Roasted. 20cte, per Ib. NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY,: Cor. 7th and K sts, 8p26-8m_ WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO. IEST PREMIUM Avarded at the National Fair over all other compet- The handsomeet Mimnente Bs Patent Flour in the United States. A very superior binnesuta Batont. iPiede Rac ST. aT, AUS. eat lS A Magnificent tent Process. he Ban dard Family iy Floutee the Distzict. ™ For sale by every ray aad class Grocer WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist a, and Indiana ave. spl2 WM. M. GALT & 00. COAL AND WOOD. THE TRADES. G. L. SHERIFF, COAL AND WOOD, Teyocidl alten given to every order 4114 and a8 Ave. Depot and Mills, Watorand N Bae ivi Gaacwrs ‘440 8th st., between G and H. BTEAM CARPET CLEANING, 616 Louisiana cys. Bogeemning. re a ETT Don ormed that the parried on perctotors, same excellent Sie cc pueacnes tencmect SP8___ 019 Pes Pe,cerivania ‘avenue, third floor. Gee vanis Sa@Fine Printing L. MARTIN & COS CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYERS USE, Where Bisck Joints are required. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Aczxrs, = 22th se wnertend 1203 Fst.n.w renga, vesareas Dea [OMAS L. HUME, (Of Hi Ch & Oo.,, myst __ (OF Ham OF Boao ‘EN’S UNDERWEAR. Memeo Gauze Merino, India Seuss: SHIRTS. Lisle Thread, Jaconet cee jeans and Seco D) AWERS. lored SOCKS. a eae an DEAT PARE. @®as> UNION HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. font . Ovens Juve 12 1880. Jed-f, m, w, 26t HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. PESHERCS HOUSE, BERKELEY, SFRINGE. Snow open. rgee $2 tion aay 10 per week, 840 per month; servants ahd onddren haut ee RLES GREEN, rther information address OHA et sip! Proprietor. je: ALT WATER BATHING. ee ER 8 8T. GEORG! Piney Point, will open. June » ith the many improvements is unexceled any place on lower Potomac. Good bathing and genet all kinds of boats for gnests free. Terme, 24,0505 ay S10 per week, 630 mouth, ened) Fates to rs by No vr wilbe smetat at ney Poi Tandin So oF aaa STOCKTON a APE MAY, N. J. OHARLES DUFFY, (of Contipenta: Ho- tel, Philadelphis, )Sup"t and General Mauaxer. OPENS JUNE 19. Maric uric by Hasek Haseler’s Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON Nore, —Our patrons have the use of a Passenger Ficvator, and each room is suppited with Biectric jel-2m ee ee (CQONGHESS BALL. CAPE MAY, N. J,, OPENS JU Under new mananements ereaily. aitored, ad improved. Particulate as t rooms, es, Kes we application at ade Hotd, Phisdelnuia, or of W. He Hons. CHUM, St. James Hotel,, Washington. ‘Music by Mark Haseler’s celebrated ore estra. Ot GEORGE'S ISLAN Wil be oven for unter JUNE 16. See 50 per day ; #0 per week, aud per month. Special arrangenients or theaitiee Visitors by Potomac steam ers willbe met at the Piney Punk i G00 facilities for Sailing and, Bathin pe and Fishing FPointi Ost & BMOS., Piney Mai a rles Ebert, Q.M.@. 0; G, seas References—O) Waehington, DS o. JPRING LAKE GIRT, MONMOUTH Ho! isk, fi CARLION HOUSE, BEACH HOUSE. OPFNS JUNE 15 . my3l-Im__ Address. U. MALTBY. OCKY POINT HOTEL, NARRAGANSETT BAY, RHODE ISLAND. This well-known and popular Summer Resort, situated on Narragansett Hay, midway between the cities-of Providence and Ne ber rt, Will be open the reception of guests JUNE err beats daily from Providence and ‘Transient rates, 33.00 per EG guests, $10 to 815 per week, accor: of rooms. Address E. H. KENT, Rocky Point, Warwick, R. I., OrGEO. Beara Providence, R.I. — my29- LOG45 HOUSE, ALTOONA, Pa—On main aineor, Fenn. K.H., 1,200 feet above, fea level. Nine houre’ ride from Wash- ington. Open all the year. Capacity 4u Strictly first-class. Tourists can obtain a good highit’s rest and a Gaylight view of matchless monn tain eocnery. Health and pleasure seekers find gure air, cood fishing and hunting, and rides and rives of wreat beauty. No mosquitos. First-clast music. For circulars, terma, eta. wlilrens D. TYLER, Shperintendent. a firculars may be found atthe Evening Star of- y29- Lua TALN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, PA., will open JUNE 1 Un the summit cf the Miehentes, bes 300 feet above sea level. Nine hours ride from ‘Washington by Pennsylvania rail scenery aud rpg) Taedicina? Spring water, combine to render it attractive to and pl eastire-seckers. Elegant cottazes to rentinaparkof rare beauty. Fir-t-class music era srnieeanents,, bunting, cr riding — ings. circulars, terme, etc. re TY. ER, Sun's Circulars at Star oflice. m2) Imi BEACH AND SEA ee steam: ————— TES Hi TE LARGEST IN a NA TLANTIO LL OPE NSATeKDAY, / JURRIe D. = MOMGAN —— si N, Musik Pt OLLIE i 4, sins T. KINEO HOUSE, LEVER, T MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. teae The favorite resort of Northern Maine for Sports. men, ont er ae or invalids. For circalarg dress, DENNEN, Superintendent, Cie Maty VS. , 198 Beate sts Hosta Nr OF de2,w, f, mim ow OBCHARD HOUSE, Oxp Oncmanp Bracn, Marr. fone E. C. STAPLES, Prop. FE Le ed and best seaside hotel in New England. nest beach in the world. Beautiful pine ss Four miles railroad on beach for pleasure rides. myl4-colSt Re ES eas QEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT. fee Delightfnlly situated within 60 yards of ah. Five minutes by steam cars {rv ‘May oF Philadelphia Boat. Hosfela's se rated Orchestra engared for the seenon. Opeut Ist. Rates during June, ek telmnoe of season, $12 to 18, Jon Prope (formerly Propr. of Baker Hou ¥ myl seo" IGHLAND HO! BIDDEFORD POOL, MAIN. This popular and delightfully-located summer Lotel, (for 30 ears under the con. trol of the iaté Daniel has been by a pew first. ‘class house, capablest commoodt a, fitted with all modern — fondo ph, &c., and will open for e Reason ‘about Suly t,t Tuidger the samme mata ment as last te and rainaxe are perfect and i the facie Tor boat — ing Oshing, and gunning equal to any on the Atlantic const. WALTER 8. STARAWEACEES, ap2-3meod Proprietor. ( ‘LARENDEN FOUSE, Ocean End vr hineinia Avanng, ATEANTIC 1d Proprictor. “my25-2m RHNEY SPRING OPEN Sink Avorn. day from $1.50 to 82.50; per week, 88 Board per to S11. Bpeciais contracts with fatullics and parties for the month and season. Address: ZONES & & PARKER, Prors., es, my22-tyel Orkhey Sprity x yERB COTTA N. W. COR WEBB AND. Than AVES: roomy, delicht- seated, near bathing erounds, fronting pare: GROVE.—New With ample verandaa, and ocean views from nearly every room. Address Mra. AMY N. BEDWAY Ocean Grove, N.J., or Washington, D.G. myI8-Im® SEconp SEASON OF A DESTRABLE SUMS mer resort in the mountains of V finia! five miles from ORR, how open. Guests will be brought from the Spot free. Address J. PRIC boro’, Loudoun Go., Va. F YOU WANTA MOU! =a go to the LOCKWOOD nag on Canip Hill, Harper's Ferry, W. Va., which opens Jus ‘MKS. E. LOVETT, PROPaEEre ES Cirentar at the Bear othe 8-1? Eason Or 1850. ~BRIGHT Hi HOCSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. Wil open way QUTH, 1880. Terms reasonable. Send for ctreular. WALTER BURTO! Proprietor MONEY TO LOAN. T° LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To 8vrr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Del B. 0. HOLTZMAN, my29 10th and F sta. n.w. J ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 825,000, 810,000, 85,000, £2,000, 81,500, $1,0 4, at6 percent. “Also, any other awonuts that'm-7 be wanted. low. No delay. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest EY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM = To ING. my29 ‘ON: $1,000 on good real estate security Apply to PRANEST BROWNI my2-Im COLUMBIA LAW BUULDI URORA HOUSE, AUROR. ee ye CO., WEST VaA.—This delightf fort, 12° miles from Oakland, Md., 3 feet above tide, delicious air, cool ni ee ill devote ms spring water, will be open June 1. whole attention to guests. Comfortable carriage railroad. will convey from ‘and t to Good references given. Communications ne ay anew SER to: my22 3w* Prop. ee OWES RH ASEE, Feo. WYGEIA HOTEL, OLD PoINt Dice, COMFORT, VA., situnted 166 Sarde rom. Fort Equal to any hotel ane oye United eet jammer eae ‘Sm. eer. MEE GETT' Ra T xian peat HOTEL. Located about one mile from Get yeburg Will be formally pene June tth. The hot be under the personal caueeemnat a of Mr. and Mra. Yingling, who have had many coe CS experience in conducting summer recorts. B.& R. connects with the W. Ma, H. B&G. i Rat Gnton Depot, Baltimore, and runs through without change. For descriptive circulare, with terme, Ac. call at The Evening Star Sten, oF "d adress ga Hi. YINGLANG, Proprietor, Gettysburg, Pa. BUSINESS CHANCES. ] (OR SALE— Beant a! Saar =) ACRES. § os miles from Cente: The surpassed for ies “ daenttal a Apa Sa of oe sie and in abundarion, w us all necessary out but ings, first 5. 0] = Pa. ave. GL. SHERIFE. heh INE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—A_woll as- Jn suiOEa Ra stock of Hate’c: APS, to secure a start a rood business. For further partcalars and term, aiply to JAMES S. EDWARDS, Assignee, Det. n Jed Bt PORK SALE—A Rane Ouance Stock, good wilt snd fixtures of a GROCERY aud PROV (SION STOKE, doing ood business. Cheap, centra'ly located, for cash. Good reasons for selling. ‘The Store and cellar can be rented. with or without dwelling. Address Box 8*, Star offices. jet FR SALE OR EXCHANGE—For_ encamb~ a or unencumixred city property, desirable PLACE, 6 miles from Ospitdl by rail or y improved, fine dwelling, oat description, gychards, vineyar shade reer, buth tube, ee. Address W. AD, Jet ASTFORD HALL, OXFORD, MD. # Open tor reception of facets June Ist. 16 0; steaners to Baltimore. Bail read ana 1d telegraphicoommnnicstion wit points. Good murie,tiehing and Dath a dress eBAM'L MURBIS, Proprietor. Cireulare-a Star oft ees ot [AGOG HOUSE, Newronr, Maree 2 cent of a pl eres one lose ated Dp—suppiie Tlodates 400 scuests. 83 per d day, 810 tc day, $10 to to 8 Bet Special HAS. EA- ioe my) ti im Wane 85M) for one year, endorsed by Oe- ent Official: security good ; life insur yell bey paced hands of lender. Address, SE. CURITY, Star office. Je2-3° FS SALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM,” 30 acres, in hich state of cultivation ; pest trock garden near the District: four ialies fro city: good road. Also, 100 ACRES adjoining, wel watered. Tguire of HUGUELY & BOWEN, 145 New Yor! Jel -6t eS > DRAWBAOKS. ForaOrmenr. “THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, my28-6t" 519 7th street. INEY POINT HOTEL, 8ST. MABY'S COUNTY, Manyiasp, Cons dee reception of guests JUNE 15th, the management of the owner, Mrs. s0K TRAVE) The hotel has just been thoroughly renova’ forni hed and ¢ supplied with Story convenience for ¢ comfort of guests, and isa first-class Summer Home for ee Terms—82 week and per month. 8p made for fies. Daily cqmmunication with Washington, Baltimore an Nc by the fine Siemers George Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane For further information address Mas. JOB. TRAVERS, my26-2m, Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Md. ELEY SPRINGS, W. Va.. Buin 8 aes fv aky Sis atrus GES. ‘The merits of Berkeley & ana its Baths are, famous, and require no extended notice ¥/ 8 here, Pxtensive improvaments in baths Jag and buildin gince last season.” By the iutrotuc- tion of steam, hot baths now furnished invalide at a moment's ae Baths Poe of Spout, Show- er, Plunge and & lotel opens Jtine loth. | Hound trip tickets, including Seure anor terms and particulars write for illustrated and aencrtptive pamp! JNO. H. TREGO & SON. Comps HOTEL, COB! ISLAND, Vi SURF BATBING, FIRHING, SNIPE SHOOTING. ‘This Hotel is re0y jor ‘the reception of v=". oe paan #2 1 per ay, 812 per wook, S Bait fron from ‘Norfolk or Ola Point per, Wednesday and Friday. For faformation stieas my2a-m BPADY & OOUB, rear ROE SALEA Sxtory FRAME HOUSE, ¥ rooms, gas, Water and bath. nice lot with sideand reat alles, on New York ave.- near 6th st, 080 if once : $500 cash, balance monthly at’ 6 per Rent $25 per month =“ ‘Also, 2-story BRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms, modern improvemente, with large lot, on Mst., near 1th. #2,C00: small’ cash paymeut, balance monthly. 24'Tuonth, 6,600 square fect of GROUND. wi ampere ave» between M and N sts., at 35 conta, foot. . E. & 00., my27 1115 F st. n.w. \fptetlngs ici emsge — Geen, Pi- ‘anos, Crockery, &., &c, ‘Al Money I Joshed on the fame, at B. FULTOR 8 Loan Office, 3: PROFESSIONAL. ET, &«. masands visit DR. 'S well-known establishment, 1416 Pa. ave., opp. a Wiliard'e Hotel Among them the high- ae ca!, Judicial end political diznitaries of this country and representatives of Jeading foreica porernments. He snocsesfully treats corns, bun- nails, vascular excrescenoes and other ailments of the feet. Office for $1. H. JOHNSTON. Dentist, ¢ A Gredusie of Pennsylvania College is s Sears! ex perienos. Lowers y cia ss "silver. Office, ‘upposite Calvary Berti! td he eens ae omer and others. my7 N& a3 Tee Dental oft nd business of the late Dr. rel, of 1337 Jobn avenue, will decomtined by bis ney ew: Dr. 0.'3. WATERS, Formeriy of SIS ne. A continuance of solicited. HIE JORDAN ALUM OPRIN pa ay Va. HH ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, 1676 miles west from Winchester, Ve. DE 'WEISENBORN, Den’ removed to 410 Lith et.n-w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted to 810 set, and all 0 tions on the: nattiral Teeth mabie prices. Ex tracting, 50 cen! = — wi declé a ad Se Ds M. 8. BROWN, DENTisT, nag ae ues ‘Simms’ Drug Store. Ni B. DU: and K in: 60 ceata oct] $1.00 RAZOB!! or "—G. Vinton Rome ce coast pace Ct and it."—Auo. P. ‘arrin. extraordinary RAZOR is arena eae hair or shave a fane win slightest touch. x 81.00 and warranted for Write iON HONES ‘nd BELT—combining BMEABA’S ja BAZAR, sts. of FISHING TAGRuE a rca VOLVERS, &c., free (0 all. = BUPPERT, Mos. 403 and 405 7th st. 2.w. Hse cares, TOR TE cet {n the boys and cHEEY. GUN, peears