Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. PRIDAY. oo. June 11, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. of all the other daily papers here added to- _wether, ‘Tue STAR has s direct wire from its news 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 thews by its own operator from every quarter uf to within s few momenta of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philsdelphia which re. caives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE STaR mailed to thom, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. "Double Sheet Star To-morrow. Tne Stan will be issued to-morrow, as usual on Saturdays, in an elght page form of fifty-six columns, containing a larger quantity, a wider variety, and a better quality of reading matter than the ordinary monthly magazines,—and all for the insignificant price of Two CENTS. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thelr orders this evening or early to-morrow morning. re —___ The nomination of Gen. Garfleld at Chicago has revived the democratic call upon ex-Gor. ‘Seymour to take the head of the ticket to be nominated at Cincinnatl. This time there is more earnestness and more unaminity in the demand for that gentleman than ever before. The beitef that Mr. Seymour is their strongest man amounts to a conviction with a majority of dem- ocrats. It prevalis among all classes and condi- tions of the party, and the indications now are that he will be nominated atCincinnatt,unless he Shall positively declare, in advance of the con- Yention,tha* he will not have nomination,under any circumstances, whatever. The popular demand now 50 noticeable for Mr. Seymour shows platnly that the democrats regard Garfield as a candidate who will be hard that they are afrafd to run their strong ainst him but must force their strongest —as they regard Gov. Seymour—to take the field, whether he wishes to ornot. Steps are being taken now among party leaders to obtain from him a positive, and what may be termed in a party sense, an offielal, declaration as to his willingness to accept the nomination if tendered to him. Of course a part of the plan is to keep the proceedings secret in the event that Mr. Seymour consents to the use of his mame. It would not be good pa@licy to let it be known prior to the assembling of the conven- tion that he had reconsidered his refusal to ac- cept the nomination. The result of the pro- jected interview with ex-Governor Seymour, if it Is favorable to the views of the party, will be announced to the convention by the man who Plages his name in nomination, who will only say that he “knows the ex-Governor will cept,” or something to that effect. This from present Indications would be suflicient to sweep all the other booms aside and put Seymour at the head of the ticket. ‘i —$<—_ Investigations may not always Investigate, but they are sure to be very expensive. The last feat of the House in this direction was tn ordering a committee to inquire into and report upon the charge that one Finley wrotea certain anonymous letter to Representative Springer, Pretending to offer him money for his influence in behalf of Washburne in the Washburne- Donnelly contested election c: Finley had achieved some notoriety in the past a3 a so- called agent of Tilden, but he was, and is yet, perhaps, entirely unknown to the large body of American citizens who have to pay the expense Of investigations, Outside of the House of Rep- resentatives nobody cared whether Finley wrote ube letter or not, and Inside that body perhaps not half a dozen members gave the subd- ject five minutes consideration. Finley, how- ever, must not be included among the indiffer- ent ones, He, together with Donnelly, in- sisted that their reputations had been smirched by Springer’s charge, and that it must he investigated. The House, just because the members cared nothing about the matter and took no interest in it, yielded to the demand of ‘this pair of worthles, and ordered the investi- gation. The inquiry has been concluded, and, So far as the anonymous letter is concerned, nothing more is known now than on the day it Was made public. But one thing fs settled, and that is the motive of Finley and Donnelly fo insisting so strenuously ypon an investigation Both of them have made it a paying investment Finley bas presented a bill of $50 “for services rendered tothe committee” and Donnelly de mands that a sum nearly as large be paid to him. Finley has charged the government $25 a day for his services,as he 's pleased to call them,—a sum doubtless elght or ten times as large as he could earn in any legitimate pursult, and Donnelly’s claim 1s equally extravagant and absurd. The democrats will tind before the close of the Pending presidential canvass that the investiga lions they have ordered and paid for will cut a prominent figure in the arraignment of their party, and if they pay such absurd and out- Fageous bills as these of Finley and Donnelly that one act will a‘ford to the republicans a cil- max to the investigation tssue which they will hardly fail to use with effect. ——$<e-—_ The need of competing telegraph lines and the wide margin existing for a large reduction in the cost of telegraphing tn the United States are very clearly shown by the figures contained in the report of the Western Union Company for the quarter ending with the 3th of the present month. This quarter closes the fiscal year, which es 'S an Increase of over $1,690,000 gross, and ¢ “0 net, earnings over the previous year. The het profits of the year will, it ts estimated, be about $5,200,000, or 114; per cent. On the capital stock, after deducting axed charges for interest and the sinking fund. Out Of this, S percent. in cash dividends wil! have been pald to the stockholders, and 31,543,000 invested in new property and held as asur- plus fund. To understand the true in- Wardness of these figures, the public must bear in mind the fact that the capital stock of the company in question has been * “watered,” or doubled up without any actual corresponding Outlay of money, about seven times the par value Of the original shares. A net profit of 11%; Per cent on the amount of the present stock 13 therefore equivalent to a yearly dividend of about 75 per cent on the original investment. In view of these facts, ts it any wonder that there is on the one hand aconstant ery for com- peting lines, and on the other an increasing demand that government shall take Possession Of all the telegraph wires in the country and Operate them for the benefit of the whole peo- ple? The above figures show that tn its hands they could be made tosolve the Problem of cheap telegraphy in the United States and still yield a handsome revenue to the public treasury. ———_~-o-____ ‘The courts everywhere are crushing with the mighty power of thetr decisions all attempts at Fepudiation, The supreme court of Louisiana has recently rendered a decision affirming the legality of nearly $10,000,000 of bonds which the city of New Orleans proposed to cancel by re- Pudiation. The bonds were Issued by authority of the state legislature, and the city was bound to levy a five-mills tax to pay the interest on them. The new state constitution Provides ‘that no municipal tax shall exceed ten mills, a levy just sufficient to meet the expenses of the New Orleans city government, excluding this interest account. The municipal government thereupon concluded that this gave them a good excuse to reudplate the bonds in question, but the supreme court very properly brought the city up with a short turn. —EE Senator Hampton's influence seems to be still all powerful in the politics of South Carolina. Gen. Gary, it will be remembered, started out ‘seme Months ago in a canvass for the nomina- ten to the governorship of that state. His only platform was Opposition to Hampton's = fight up. Senator PERSONAL MAGNETISM. Discovery of a Scientific Cause for This Wonderful Human Force. Why Bome People are Marvelousty Mag- netic and Others Not at Alt. How Magnetism Can be Acquired and Controlled by Those Who Do Not Possess It. A Few Forcible Facts, ‘There is present in every person a certain power, which, for want of a better name, has been called Personal Magnetiam. In some it can hardly be per- ceived, while in others it isso powerful as to attract the attention of all. Many attempts have been made to account for it, but with only partial suc- cose. It iscertainly not the result of the wili power nor of any special mental forces, because many persons who have little will and less mind are per- sonally very magnetic. In chemical electricity the current is generated by the union of the solids in the battery with the liquids, thronch dissolution. In the human battery it is reatonable to suppose maxnetic force comes from some powerful union of the chemical elements which takes place in the sys- tem. This union must of necessity be carried ovin the kidneys, and hence it marks them as the seat of maxuctic power in the body. These members gen- erdte the liquid eiementa within, and from this generation comes s mysterious force which cannot be understood nor exjlained and can only be felt. ‘This power varies in individuals just in proportion as the organs which produce it are powerful or weak. Destroy the kidneys and you destroy the personal magnetism which they cause. Restore the Kidneys and you bring back the power whic they alone can produce. This is a new truth, but one which the experience of every careful observer will confirm. Itshows the great necessity of keeping the kidneys in a healthy condition, for not only the Jovs of health, the certainty of a terrible death, but one of the great powers of life are dependent upon them. So mysterious have their operations been in the past that scientists supposed they were beyond their power, and Bright's disease has been consid- ered as fatal as consumption. It has been proven beyond a doubt, however, that the pure West India leaf extract, known as Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, will relieve, restore and reculate thece organs in every case. Its value to humanity can thus readily be seen. If perfect health, long life and Personal Magnetism are desired, the kidneys must be Kept in perfect order, and there is only one certain way by which this can be done, which is by employing the valuable remedy above named and keeping it constantly on hand. As druggists in every part of the land eell it, the difficulty is slight, while the end is most desirable. jell prre LIME JUICE, RASPBERRY SYRUP, STRAWBERRY SYRUP, LEMON 8¥RUP, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, WILD CHERRY JUICE. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXUBIES. jell 1421 New York ave. OTICE!: NOTICE!: NOTICE!:: We opened this morning 4, 000'yards Linen Lawns, reduced from 25 to 15 cents. A special bargain. IN 8TOC: §.000 yards 16 cent Lawns, 10 cents. 1.0007 ** Lawns, at 12's cents. B00 bs Lawns, at 15 coats. 2,000 ** 25 ** Madras Gin Hite ‘White Goods and ‘Teimtsiug TTooes ip endless variety, all at very low rates. All Drees Goods in Wool and Silk and Wool at a heavy reduction on former prices. W. M. BROWN, Jel0 S17 Market Space. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. first-class BES Witten - Coo WARN asa ANTED—A com WhorEn too Laurel, Md. Inquire at 1725 Fat. aw. Jell-3t* WASTED bye white man, SITUATION ws Appis st No. BOC ee were OF PFE OF any Rind. GUT ANTED—By a ramen SIT oe Ww: NTED—By a respectabl lored woman, a BITUATION 2 as chamberm id Peet in noe or private ertcaid aud do fonera ences. Address Box 140, Star office. 1t ‘ANTED— White FOREMAN for farmin Mary- colored Wome COOKS for os on nentionl New daca ae and of nee oD refer E PRIGEE OO. jeu at® ‘OR RENT FURNISHED OOTTAGE, Mount 20. Inquire W- J. RETORAM Sat Auditors oftee Jeli-2* SSGh RENT_@a Soon HOUSER Sea Fee2? room HOUSES, desirably located. Al to Nigh Y BR AS and Rhode TAPE \. DL. W. =e om row iG RENT-HOUSE sad BARERY ooo Foriss aauize at GEORGE EGLOFF'S, scomnet Bandsd Capitol Hill. 11-3" BSNS 00 Sta. ee: Canttol Ei = fe sola | (OB RENT—HOUS3E 1235 1th st. nw. near Ni rooms: yard in front. ery pleasant and convenient location. For terms apply at ts Rew York ave. Jell. OR RENT— HOUSES No. 2009 H st., 808 a $10 20th st. n.w., all modern improvements, For Partieulare inquire at store corner 20th snd sts. D.w Jell-3 ANTED—By a neat German sil, a es E RENT—HOUSE 738 12th st.n.w.,10 rooms, TION as chambermaid or waitress. ih go modern conveniences and centrally located. Grier town. | Best city references. Bitton GER. ant Moderate to a good tenant. THOS. E. WAG- MAN, Star office. jeil-2t" | GAMAN, 519 7th st. JelL-St Wantsn-* ‘BOT todo cleaning up and make himself generally useful around the pantry. and dining room. PARKINSON HOUSE, 622 Se sylvania avenue. WY AND ie, or three good STONE BOE, BERS. Good rubbers will get the highest Meh Apply at once. M. A. eaOW aT ae ‘OR RENT—A SEE furnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, southerm expostire. Bent low toa family without children. Call after 4 o'clock p ra., 619 je RB RENT—FUBNISHED, #30 to 835 Unfurnished Houses, #6 to’ 75 per month, Qitces, Stores, Suburban Places, Stables, Re. | E- A. MciNTIRE, 918 F etn Jell-3t ANTED-PIANO. Would ae = a = BltOeash for a ood one, Must be a barsain. Address FIANO, Star office. 1 3t ANTED- IMMEDIATELY A’ 2004, — col ;,one who understands scrabbin nd and window Fashiny, and must be recommend 2. W. Fa RENT—Pleasant aoa nearly new, con- vaining 4 rooms, first floor; 3 on second. La 7 per month. Qorner L and 14th rait ly H. H. TILLEY, Navy department. Je R RENT—A nice BRICK HOUSE with 1 ern improvements near the Smithsonian 1 tute. Inquire 306 11th st. Jel0-3 at SAMSTAG'S, W3 ANTED—By « ponte ar man, a mTOR. TION as cler! 8 grocery store, or wonld drivea wagon. Is thoroughly acquainted with the business and the city, and can give Onjy moderate wages expected. Address J. G. M., P.O. Box 339, city. Jeli-st* ANTED- 85,000 for two or three vears on firet- ass real estate. ae broker need spe se Ad arabe 40, Star office. ANTED—A BOOK- REEPER who eee his business. Reference required. Address Box 120, Etar office. Je10-2t* ANTED—A young MAN who has considerable experience at candy making. Avply 314 ee aie avenue, south side, near 3d st. n.w. Wi ‘A small colored family (old People preferred) desiring a pleasant HOME, fr rent, for three months, will address Box ae Star office. jelU-2¢* Want UTED ING: LOT, not less than 10us126 feet, ins healthy focait on high round, or improved property; snitab orphan’acylum. Address H. RANDLE D.w., stating Beeaity, and pace best references. Ben df sulted will be penmancat ere} exchange: ess B. cfica Jeib-2t* ROR BUNT-FRAME SORE ‘of 8 001 and water. 503 lithst.s.w. Inquire*s Tat. nw. Jel0-3t' Fe RENT—Handsemely furnished ROOMS for pgp pURCE month, opposite Franklin Parks | No. raO-ote FoR RENT Gash parties desirots of vleasant quarters for the summer free of charve will address M. W., Jel0-2t° Ee RENT—Farnished HOUSE on G st., be- tween 20th and 2ist n-w. Possossion siven Oc- .,, For terms and particulars ad:tress 6. Box 8 Je20-3t ce g ENT-STORE and DWELLING No. 1836 1ith location wood for any business. Fixtures all corn plete nt moderate. Apply to JOHN 8. MURPHY,1931 Vermont avecn.w. 0st R_RENT—Most convenient and i well: Star office. ine localityin the Wes Kitchen, with email laundry, bubere pantry and bath room. Will rent froni July 1 for a year or juore or until October 1, at reduced rent, Apply 9 Bt. n. OR RERT-PLAGE in the country (Mont Vieu). ‘treet cars pars gate Spring and rain water, fruit, stable, and use of cow, if desired. House will be rented to a small family of adults, farnished or unfurnished. Owner to retain slee; for himself, and GuTSWOED, fobeard if Me Cy H. A. ‘D, office of A. Anton: D. of rooms, ANTED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- ANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and al Rings ofrand Scrip, for which highest rates will bepsid. | WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney-at- Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building. je10-1m_ yy ANTED—A competent DRUG OLERK. Apj immediately at BENTLEY'S Pharmacy, ner 14th and Corcoran sts. 409-3 OR. Deere ‘Unfurnished a guitable for housekeeping, second floor, str ctly private family whore there are no ohldren. 1518 9th 6 i Teferences exchanged. _Je9-3! FS. ND SALES OF PROPERTY, oar VATE AND AT AUCTION, —See Bulletin tasued on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. n.w. —je9-3t* WANTED Bt for seven months, by depart. ‘OR RENT—Till October, a tastefully furnished ment clerk, endorsed by department official. six room COTTAGE, in one of the most delight- ress *‘En- | ful neighborhoods northwest; open to the north, Life insured and Security good. dorsed,” Star Office. a! V ANTED—By a TeareCtaiia colored girl, SBET T- UATION as nurse in a private family. No objection to traveling. Best of reference ete Apply. 1236 20th st. n.w. Jed. WASTED—Eitst class COOK, in very. a family. Must have had twenty years’ expe. rience and be able to ive best references. Liberal Wages paid. Address M. W. L., Star Office. J9-3t* ANTED—For the summer onthe, HORSE and CARRIAGE or two-seat Pheton. any one leaving city for the summer and having sue! an establishment can leave it in safe and cavafal hands. dress M. W. L., Star Office. _Je9 3t* rD=h oun MAN not afraid of work to milk wal also Nae reral wood FARM required. ddress **Rivers- fate oDaitn” Tia ttn JeT-6t* a ee to ae RELIABLE SERVANTS: try us) SERVANTS | of 801 8 MBTRESSES for city and gount |i Teference. 926 F st. 0. E. RIC apes &o ‘myi5-tw" ANTED-FASTELIES to furnish with white Fee oe red Servants, Ooo! Lai AN ‘Sureon faire De ven best OF of reference, }ONALD & CO. my12-1m* (HEAP SEWING MACHINES. J. An excellent one, with sll the aeecenate, ni uy AMERICAN NATIONAL SEWING COMPANY is manufacturing a Machine light, du- rable, easy-running,and obe which works natinfac torily. Its «reat advantage over other Machines is eee ier by hand, thus preventing the loss of health and strength s0 often {ncurred by ladies who we roe readle. at the, SOVEREIGNS' G0-OPERATIVE STORE No. 1023 7th et. n.w., the sole aeeney ee this city and Georgetown. Jel Wmte SUIT: WSHITE SUITS. COMMENCEMENT DERSSES, ‘All Sizes and Btyles. CHILDREN'S DRESSES, Tn Nainsook, White Pique and Ginghams. FINE PARASOLS, + At wreatly reduced prices. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE BARGAINS! One Price Onty. JOHN T. MITCHELL, Pennsylvania avenue. Je ecerurze FOR PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. A NEW E3TABLISHMENT. Having purchased for Cash a full supply of every article used by Plumbers and Gas Fitters, we are prepared to offer our goods on as favorable terms to the trade as any other house. We raspectfully ask an inspection of our Stock, confident that we cannot be beaten either as to quality or price. McKELDEN & CO., Je9-1m 319 12th street n.w. IPE GOLDEN orrosrunNtTy. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL OLEARING SALE oF Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. HEILBEUN, No, 402 7th st. n.w. S1en or: Taz OLD Woman mx Wripow. Jeo = NOMINEE HAT ROW READY A aT ™ WILLETT & RUOFF 8, JeS-1w 905 Penna. ave. ONE PRICE BOSTON DEBY GOODS HOUSE. THIS WEEK NOTABLE BARGAINS IN LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SILK AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES, MITTS AND HOSIERY. We invite Srxctat IssrEction of our Ladies and Children's COTTON UNDERWEAR, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, GOSSAMER UNDERWEAR, SUMMER MERINO UNDERWEAR. 125 CHILDREN’S TRIMMED FINE PIQUE DRESSES, AT $1.00 EACH, EXTRA VALUE. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. POSITIVELY NO CONNECTION WITH THE STORE BETWEEN OUR TWO HOUSES. jo5 BLAC! Penn’s WV, between 434 6 FOR SALE. Fe R SALE—HORSE, BUGGY and RENESE) together or separate. Horse gentle Stands without hitching. Inquire of a 3 & SOR; corner 7th and Penn- uaare B.w. Jel1-3t PoE BALE-Six HORSES; rkerscchcan ane young and sound, two moods workers ch ine Side-Bar Suikey BUGGY. and handsome PHAETON and shaft Also, fine LANDAU! LETC CARRIAGE. Best makers. DOWNEY'S Stables, 1018 17 at. e 20 a BALE—Paerties about at parchasi ng OF salling HORSES, CABRIA Ken wilt Wha it to thelr havantase to call’on or address me, as I have constant. demand for such stock. All orders ¢ promptly at- tended to and on the most reasonable: iver thing strictly as represented. WM. F. UAL DES 1013 17th st. n.w. jell-6m_ STONE DIAMOND RING for air of solid Goid BRACE- otal aes I. COE eb ts Se te Be Cloud building. Jel ‘West and south ; piazzas north and south, with fine view. Rent low to responsible parties, Address 8. A. O., Star office. Je8-6t* ‘OR RENT — To Gentlemen — Two pleasant ROOMS, at summer prices, in fine nelentor hood. Apply at 819 14th st. n.w. JOR BALE Gothic DWELLING, No, Ta a st., opposite the Galt Mansion. All modern improvements in, plumbing and beating contains PAROr, Morary,, dining room, butlers pant d-rooms, bath-room, closeta, kitchen, ‘laun is Fine and coal cellars, pantriéss Se. tnain hh 4 feet in width, with corner fire place, 1 case, wood inantles, tiled hearths, or Coréoran Building. FOR BENT STORE No 216 loth st a ‘Pennsylvania ave. and Wholesalemarket, suit- able for commission, feed and flower, grocery or Ce Inquire at 920 Louisiana ave. FOR BENT Inree story, and basement BRICK HOUSE, with Stable; 130 © st. modern improvements. Inquire at 17 9th Je2-20* R REN’ in OORNEE: STORE and DWELLING of 8 rooms; gooa business facilities; near sas works; 16 per month. Inquire No. n. He2.3e FOR BENT _BHICK HOUSE, with 3 sane, bath , Kas, hall, double parlor Tooms: vnice place ahd in ord fer. Xe GOS Lat, bo- We FENWICK, fwoon Oth and 7th n-w. + @80. RK RENT—Three- Btory Caen OURE: aes 88 35 acorn 28 LeDroit Building. North Fairfax st., Alexan improvement: in {borough mses door, or address Akko,” aesir- able Farm and other Real Estate for sale, or will exchange for Washington ity property. m31-2w* Fe RENT—Cool, Pleasant ROOMS at 1329 G a south front. Prices very oe ats Apply. next oe eee FS SALE—AT A Bancatn—Beantiful BUILD. ING LOTS corner 4th and 0 © ais. 8.0., facing Pennsy!vania avenue and besutiful ps2 ae next to cae lith and Q sts. n.w. "Tnagired Fe FXII Fao names, pony Binteomety fo other lodge: ane no auidrens Terms moderate. 1210 othe st myI5-1m* FR SALE—, ares and commodious loos aes press brie, 18 Fee front, 8 rooms, Ia cellar, gas and bath: near Government printing of- MES Q. BRO’ fice: price ao Inquire of JA! 321 Pennsylvania ave. nw. myl3-1m " Pir PANOEY TOP perm Gata aa HARNESS FOR and suitable for ‘hay ie. ‘ative! D. W. MAGKATH, 208 10th st Sows Jackson Wagon Depot. je9-3t" ‘OR SALE.—I have on hand ten (10) Lert of Be- lect HORSES, suitable for carriago an be gold cheap for cash. H. GuiGkEy. | Nos. PHOTIC ae ne w. §8-: home ¥F /R BALE—HORSE, PH ZTON and HARNESS. ‘The horse is pangeomss4 stylish, gentle sound: a lady can drive him. The. ca four-teat, ‘canopy: es button o} ess in be gold-at & leaving thecity, “Gall at ue 412 lath st, or between the hours of 12 i. ana 6 p.m. at 730 20th st. 363-2 OR EN armianee PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and Lai furnished for housek ;EDBOOMBS. 354 vain aver, cor. 43h suxiictime BOARDING. Fa RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, on fr:t, second and third floore, with or, without BOARD, in private family. Apply No. ics Jell-lw Fa RENT With BOARD, lane, airy ROOMS cn first, second and joors. Tel io 950 per inonthe O18d stone FURNISHED Rooms aa RENT In, suita or singly at summer rates: 1326 and 1328 N Yorkavenue. First-class TABLE BOARD. S010: SE Ves Miss THE DEPORTUNIDY, to pur- GaN at BIDNEY 1. NIMMO K 00.8 | a 0 Lith et: iw IRGRRDING—Bicgant ROOMS, just vacated, n for rent, with first-class BOARD: summer Prices; second floor, single or en suite; jor 14th 8t., opposite Hamilton House. Jel0-3t* a SALE—A large Stock of New and Seoond- hand CARRIAGES of a best make, asa Spieb, en one and V3 vi ‘xtension Tops, Jump Seats, ROBERT H. GRAHAM, 410-416 8th at., between D and En.w. Rersiring promptly attended to, myll Leste TOCK OF SPRING AsoEe suitable for ai] kinds of business. Also, lot WAGON! Sane is leer Yi DOOTOR. ETONG, che LANDAU GAMBTAGE in order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WA\ for sale very low on monthly instalments. JAS. K. PROB! Prospect st., Georgetown. marll-3m LOST AND FOUND. L®& T—Thursday y afternoon, June 10th, heel TORTOISE 8) .L BREAST-PIN. reward if Nenrmiene to No. 16010 st. n.w. ee Dark Brown SETTER DOG. Sultabig, reward Wil be paid i¢ S] turned to T. OH) HE southwest corner th andM ae itt on ae pra ae a tan TERETER seen on 13th st. inne ie M. tREDNER. ‘No. 1508 ith oe n.W., Will be liberally rewarded. STRAY- Cane to my premises June Sth, a Hoa Je11-3t* Fors? be excellent BOARD, several de- ROOMS, southern and western expo- sure, at ton rates for the summer. No. 16th st., cor. I, n.w. Jel-21 PDRREG goningyelat OP voebet a n ayo. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL ae Yk? TREMONT nouRe offers good ROO! with first-class Hotel pends for 8 $25 and * per month: house is well furnished; table pe clase, and coolest location in the city. " my24-3i CPHERSON HOUSE, cor. 15th and I sta. | Mcpe - aso TABLE: BENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, rooms and bath. $2 164et- seeks ee 1 to landlords for advertising their property, and keop It before the publio oom Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale, also, Houses In Srery, section at prices from #1, 000 to 860,000. ‘Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, my29 10th and F sts. n.w. F® RENT. 1210 13th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im,§50 per mo. 86 Istst., Georgetown, 10 rm...... 1209 B.L. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im. 50 per mo. 723 14th st., 91m. brick, mod. im..... 40 per mo. 1719 B.1. ave. n.w., 15 rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 1703 T st. n.w,, frame cottae. $26 Hast. n.e., 7 rm brick... 1416 F t., office rooms, THOS. J. FISHER & 00., my22 1228 F street n.w. OB REWE OOROORAN BUILDING, Orrosrre U. 8. TREASURY, 16TH BTREBZ. Fine Stores, Offices Roo: aoe egy Oe yani- cating tor Business Offices, Studios, eto. Water seta on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. PERSONAL. A GENTLEMAN nearly middle aged, conserva- tive and reliable, is ney act as Assistant Editor, Correspondence Clerk and geperal office duties ‘in a business house, Secretary 8 public an Ss oma gat cine democratic or x lependent weekly jour: in city or country. P., Post Office Box 808, New York. rt W,, Bey SBURGER, successor to I. P. Lib: «, BEY, Watchmaker and Jewel has moved to corner of ith and ¥ sta. Store, opp. U. 8. P. O. ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINER TI TITLES, Ji the Recipe Spe of with al of liens on real estate. n.W., r a.m. to10 our p.m. Always in befores and frome 315 6, apll-3m ADAM ee ane long-established, reliable Claire ef id Astrologist, gives better — faction inal affairs of life than any one in the it and future dest ny: ce on all matters apper- ike Ratntaclon sive “92 no pay” jon or 402 2d st., sbove oe RR. RIOCORD, ne wayette st. = id, Fant hover tee the sticcessfal treatment of Nervous Debi ant Evil ponent Palpitation of the Heart, Pim ness, & one onous Diseases of ree Gonorrh mercury, Welle he "HB tate aedueted from fee. PROFESSIONAL. ia TALBOTT, Dentist, No. 443 7th st., ae over Spee 8 ities Store. Dentistry in all te D insert- ed 87 per set. All works Serine: aa SEFUL FEET, &c.—Thousands DR. WHITE'S well: known sstablishinent, 4210 Ps: opp. Willard’s Hotel. the high- Among them eat thedical, Judicial and political ‘dignitaries of country and representatives of leading [01 rovernments. He successfully treats corns, bun- ions, bad nails, vascular srcreccences and ¢ — ailments of the feet. Office fee 81. H. 3 ORESTON- Dawei: Tata 6 College; a raduate of Pe Beco sol nd 01 cs, posite ured ea and silver. opp Baptist 17 sate n.w. | Keference: Bey. Dr. Domer and others. my7 ‘OTIOE.—The Dental office and business of the late Dr: John H. Darrell, of pete avenue, will be continued by Dr. J. WATERS, fee han Ge MB Ps brenue.”” A contineasoe a ya fully solicited. po bm BR. Wrens ‘BORN, SS 410 aaa stn. w. ULOID TE! rted “Ad to fo 810 pes ech, set, oe all oj reasonable tracting, TO cont. Attenti is in alled to thi i ta ry nant on pleasant and convenien location of this office. ‘Three lines of ca county, Va. Pierson ae pee hme eens © \ =——_OTOTEOerv Gasp UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥- faa | cFt. Orens Junt 12 1880. Je4-f, m, w, 26t HENRY — Lessee. NITED STATES HO’ UE LARGEST IN A ATLANTIO WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY, SUNE19. W. WHITNEY) Manaver. THUS: OHASE, r D. T. usical Director. Persons cuon to engae rooms will address BROWN & WOELPPER, Propriewrs. Je2 00, J¥d, aneo ‘T. KINEO HOUSE, MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. The favorite reeort of Northern Maine for sports- jen, summer tourists or invalids. For circulars drees DE! NNEN Superintendent, as above, or » 196 Btate st., Bostor E Je2, 6, f, lm RHE SEASIDE NORE [TRE SEASIDE DoTE OCEAN CITY, a Situated 100 yards from the breakers. fearon 1880 opens JUNK 15 Accessible d y (sane sexcepted) from Baltimere and Washington, via & B. R.R., and Fastern Shore Steamboat Oo. tof South et., Baltimore, Md. Circulars at te Star office, or write to the Bropris tors. 305-11 MASSEY & GO. Se I A FcsENe ‘E HOUSE, BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va.. {is now open. Charges: $2.50) per day, 810 per week, 404 servants and children hails or lurther information address CHARL! Owe er and Proprietor. GREEN, Circulars at Star ofiics. SALT WATER BATHING. \\ MARSBALL'S ST. GEORGE HO-| JEL, near Piney Point, will open June 10h. With the many jmprovements is unexoelic by any place on lower Potomac. Good bath: fiehing; all Rina of boats for uate free. per day: T week: $30 month: spe Fates to families Visitors by 3 Norfolk steamers will be met at Piney Point dan Je2-Im. MARSH. Proprietor. EASON OF 1880. STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N. J. CHARLES DUFFY, (of Contipenta: Ho- tel, Philadelphia, )'Sup't and General Manager. OPENS JUNE nee py Ha —_ Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON Nore.—Our sae have the nseef a Passenger levator, and each room is suppiied with Rlectric Bells. Jel-2m JONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. J., OPENS JUNE 26, * Under new manavement, ereatly altered ena improred. Particulars as to rooms, prices, &c., may be had on ie aid Cotonbade Hota, Piitiadar! HUH, St. James Hotel, Washin ‘Music by ‘Hassier’s celebrated orchestra. & 4 CRUMP &E. ILLETT, Of the Colonnade, Hotel, Philadelphia, Proprie: jel-im OTOMAC HOT eh GEoRcHs ISLAND, MD. 11 be open for visitors JUNE 18. ‘Terme él 50 per das : #9 per week,and ial arrangemients Potomac steam- tat the iney Point wharf. pas facilities for Sailing and, Bathi ingand Fishing free. Addrees BJ. & BROS., Piney Point O..8t. Mary Referen mages Charles EI bert, Q.M.G: Washington, D. Grane Lane =eaet AND SEA MONMOUTH HOUSE, | MIABUROS: i HOUSE. OPENS JUNE sz my3l-1m___Address . MALTBY. Me? oF NTAIN HOUSE, rine SPRINGS, twill Open JUNE, 1éth, 1890. Cn ies stimmit cf the Alleghenies, 2,200 fect above sea level. Nine hours ride, neton by Pennsylvania railroad. ie unsurpassed scenery aud valuable medicinal erring water, Combine to render it aitractive to health and pleasure-seckers. Elegant cottages to rent ina park of rare beauty. Firet-class music. Gutdeor amusements, hunting, fishing, riding and ariy For circulars, terms, etc.. address \ D. TYLER, Supt. Circulars at (COBB'S HOTEL, ISLAN SURF BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE, BHOOTIN ‘This Hotel is reopened for ‘the reception of vi tors. Terms Sig per day, $12 per week, 835 per month Route from Norfolk or Ola Point per, steamer Banks to Cherry Stone every Monday, Roney and sons ‘For information address my22-1 ¥ & COBB, Proprietors. B offices m2-1%i Alcs Lied et AURO! See Co. VA.—This delightful 3° miles’ iow nd a § 800 feat’ above tide, ee ante. my22 3w* [RE BxGEIA NOTE: COMFORT, VA., situated 1 from Fort Morroe. "Op pen all the Baal to: to any hotel in the United Stat 28 Eend for circular describing Bretenis savantaes, iend TOF circular descrivins Nectenie, Saar ete. HARBISON PHOEBUS, myll-3m ietor. HAFFER, Prop. OLD POINT yards DERTIsr, 919 7th st, n.w., between Ditanres Beautiful Sets of Teeth ain, 100 cents. All operations warranted. SPORTING S008. It S thin HINGING DAN miedo STEEL * will ‘eplit a @ hair or shave a face wit ouch. Only $1.00 and ‘warrauited for ears, oF mone} a COMBINATION Ho HOMES @ and a BELT—combining mes an B one, Price ‘0 "MEABA’S SPS! cara stss I ense Catal: if ranING ae onERY, GUNS, REVOLVERS, &c., fr00 to al, muy: i. RUPPERT, Nos. 208 and 405 7th st. n.wa HEADQUARTERS FOR THE irable ROOMS with BOARD; also SRITNEY , CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE QOM- "ANY, the cheapest for beat 01 Boe Mas. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. bility fn the mar Kot. Bicycles ‘and Veloctpedes for for YOOHTEL HOURE, 612 9th st-n-w.. isone | SOF au i Saas pnd series, a tae tow Hd Oe iieut ‘boarders boarding | {i tises and atyion.* Oa aad o aoos. Gated at ica, teat novig | They speak for Joon COUNTRY BOARD. EDUCATIONAL. YOUNTRY BOARD—MT. PLEASANT FARM, Ponce of PIANO, ORGAN and GEE Abbe Raieat wae | oh SO ge ee eae Teas: ated newly furan Se. Board moderate, Hetes te We ae cache "erin mnoasraes, Het. aw. Eawey or address ff 0; NEWMAN. Gilftae tion, Va. Seer MOSTSYLVa— Convenient to R. B., ina monn- tainous region, now open for summ ier board and Horned ‘Owner can White Horned CO mner ers, Airy rooms, fresh vosetabl rita. ‘Ad- chars sant or GRA Wroon Tin? rect Ges MASON JAMES, Hount a muagTE O8-s Fonds opposite Scheutzon Puck. ON ERAL SPRING EAS Fe STRAY, —Came to my premisee on the ee of MM: Taz 00, Sran +? Blooming dal anon, Fam, | co The owner wilt lay 1, ae $5 to 87 per week. Free piesse snore Pre oper, ay charges and take oat couveyance, "Hor particulate address Mrs. bridge. £. A. OBBTLY. ™ me e0-3t" Bas Q°T Doon srorts. GTecK REDUCED 20 PER CENT. Tac = LAWN TENNIS, AROHERY GOops, Owing to our opening at SARATOGA SPRINGS, OROQUET. on Juxx Sri, we find ourself compeliea to con- | A full assortment at low prices. dense our stock in preference to packivg it up. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, ‘We will therefore offer our stock of JeT - 428 7th st. REAL AND IMITATION LACES, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S _N. ): LACE DRESSES BOOE-ABD) RIBBONS, MADE-UP LAOE GOODS, BUCHING! FLOWERS, FANS, PARASO! % INS uur uous” > sm At a Heduction of 20 Per Cent. This is the best opportunity for supplying your immediate and future wante—a chance that seldom occurs to purchase fine goods at the low prices we offer them. NOOT, 915 Pennsylvania ave. jo7-Im a Sopot b Pa aw Sa : opposite U.8. Patemt Office, "Ov tars” ao MIEUCALYETINE Some From Australian Trees, se rougtened by ool won ke eee ese: "Yer eet Bold by all Droggtsts. Fite foro maim EEE Ee T= OELLULOLD TRUSS;AND SUPPORTER?. THAT want feoue eee BREAKS, WEARS OUT, rp es AYS OLEAN, and cap Pa eas ms Hee a. we [HE CLIMAX FOB BOYS, FOR THE 4TH OF JULY, ONLY 40 CENTS. 8 SOLID GOLD GENTS' STEM WINDER, AMER- IOAN LEVER, WALTHAM, MASB., ONLY 35.00. J. M. & B. COHEN, DIAMOND BEOKER?, No, 1007 Seventh st. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN at 6 per cent. 3010 it You Pere S OLAS YOUR one get Rear 436 N Ox-EXFLOIVE RED S.3 w. dnl og cee ee STH St. 5. w.— Ke—Afternoo! 10 Penmanship, Bookkeeping. Mm eee for or, Oolleae. a ail competitive examinations, te terms. STi SESSIONS. oe ped BUSINESS: COLLEGE, Con. Tr axp L Sts. N.W. ship, eh ie ae fucse Bracken, Basiuoss ons, ecanes by the month rece! eo. Pleas sgividual in natruction. For particu ° GEN Y 0. SPRROME, Principal. PSOFESSOR LARROQUE, (1973 F ot. nati PRara asrucer of Sorgoine Une versity: Paris. Private instruction in all the trea branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate, Summer classes. ap9-3m_ ‘AFLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, GoRcoRDYITR 60 per dent pr ee or Fim Hatreed. Fis ‘ans PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘TIEFF PIANOS. Pananb, gouens AND UPRIGHT. agents for the ncanioly & aret-class PIANOS and ORG poreat Baraains in Pianos and Sees: have meres aud Organs for rent at greatly reduced BROS "FIaNOg = ere ce rae i ive eo. w._ Matchlens Burtt Or: cae KUHN, ‘Sols Aeon at, 407 101 10th st. \HE GETT so IPRINGS HOTEL. Located abont one mile f from Gettysburg, Will be formally opened June 8th. ‘The hotel under the personal manazement of Mr. and Mrs. Yingling, who have had in conducting summer many ous of ox rience in ‘The are Ma. . H.B.& a nn ware Mig Se ane it The E Evening Star reulare, with eal at The ofica oF Sadrene i YINGLING, Proprietor, Gettysburg, Ps. SECOND SEASON OF A DESIRABLE 8UM:. joer resort, in the mountains of Vir- Rinks: five miles from W. now open. eer be bro the dapat free. dress J. H. boro’, mudouni Con Va. HERMAN HOURE. FRENCH POINT, LAKE GEORGE, 8.¥. oped situated opposite the Hun-*; Gea, Islands, Paradise Bay’ and lack Monntain: the gems of the Good rooms, excellent t tab, ex xteneive; unds, ra A aEperh Sten ‘erms moderate. For roons, te Sehing and pens J dress EY SHERM. st at Glen's Falls, N.Y., after tha Refers to H. Sears Oth st., a. A Bewver, U: 8.N., 1420 Mass. Circulars st Star offide. Send for one. mayl-2m pyrex POINT HOTEL, ‘f. MARY'S OOUNTY, ae ; Open for reception of fares. JUNE 3} yg eecton of opie SURE at ‘The hotel has Just been thoroughly reno furnished and supplied with feos venience for the comfort of gue and isa first-class Summer Home for funtilies. nLerme 82 per day. S10 per week snd er mon Special arrangements. Tuade ‘tor famibes. “Daily communication “with Washi Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane For further information address Mus. JOS. TRAVERS, YLARENDON it “aa ie hae Se ae a Stine isrn. ee TPA Prove. ee ae Wns HES Sere CEN Raw” A’ es. QOEAN GROVE. prean Grove, Nar ort Suid Ocean Grove, NJ. oF Washington DO. Tey mt EASTEge? HALL. oxronn. mp. by sean ests June Lat. ine oF steatbers to, Baltiiacre: ati ™ (J telegrs) apne fein snd — all pointe. muric, ne ans pathiine Gress BAM'L NORRIS,” Proprietor Giretiars Star office, im or i GAP. P. wh PH Chand CHALY BEATE. SPRINGS. Opens June 16. tain retreat. one moderate. ad. aad a Pa. Circulars sUL- alg, Excurce come, tum ‘the Stas r office. re HBEMAGOG HOUSE, Newront, Vr. Commanding a magnificent view of the lake and mountains, newly fitted up—supplied with steam and gas; acoom- modates 400 este. @3 per day, $10 to week. | Special rates to families. "CHAS. SON, Manager. myl4-Im Oo” ORCHARD HOUSE, Ovp Oncnarp Bracn, Martner E. ©. STAPLES, Prop. tout Largest and best seaside hotel in New England. Fiuest beach in the world. | Beautiful pine erovee. Four miles railrosd on beach f pleasiire rides myl4-eol: QEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE MAY POINT. beach Delightfully en | within 50 yards of, ch. Five minutes by steam cars from Cape May or P delphia Boat. Hosfeld’s. grlebrated Orchestra for the sean Opes Sune Ist. erin 5 CM Sorix"a: A. HORS, GLE. om balance of sesson, cro s (formerly Prove. of of “pak ins r D HOUSE. eae BIDDEFORD POOL, MAINE. ‘This popular and delightfuily-located summer hotel, (for 30 years under the con-' Terisced ‘by a new first-class house, capatl re a new capabie of ace modintton $00 eaeeta ated Sith Atte ten rovements, telexraph, &c., and will be open for iy i, under the same Manase: ment as Inst — Sanitary arrangements and drainage are ind the facilities for boating, Sooner ‘fixhinue, sunning equal to any ou the S. STARKWEATHEHR, aren Proprietor. EASON OF 1880, iS) nenpElQue rs ee td OBUTH. BEAC Wilopen MAY 20TH, Terms reasonable. Send for ct 6m irene: febz WALTER BURTON, Proprietor MONEY T TO LOAN. NO LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Svrr, At6per cent for large and 7 percent for #1 all sume No Delay. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, fou 10th and F ets. n.w. ‘ONEY. MON TO LOAN AT 8IX PER OENT.._ IN SUMS TO SUIT. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Je7-6" 9 Tth at. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. 825,000, 810, 000, at 6 per cent. be wanted. Obarwee low. No delay B. H. WARNER, _my29 916 F street northwost. MO GO LOAN IN SUMS FROM 8300 TO 00d real estate seouri e abnite FRAN ioe Bow __ BUSINESS CHANCES. | Fé BALE—A very desirabl Cemetery. For furt! . T. JUDD, 8. w. cor. me PALEHOUBE and LOT, S12 12th at nie & 6,500 feet, with frontage of 66 feet 6 Wie trees fruit of variona kinda th et. ne. sell 31 FOE RAE Tr istee Cire dar Head FRAMES, with Giazed Sasi plete: @ jot of Walnut Binking House DESKS’ BLINDS, SASH, DUO! Ibe gold at THOR. DOWLING'S a wotion hotiee, Star Building, SATURDAY. Juyela, 1930. \REATEST BARGAINS VET OFF a A J handsome HOUSE on East Capit ears AMO. LOT. in Oak Hi reet a ond three Also, Snail Paine HOUSE. at 1.300, near cars ‘anda excellent neighborhood. jell -St E. A. McINTIRE, 918 Fn. (BEA FOR Casii—a ‘iret e STORE for sale n southwest section, ci ‘5 f Teountry property. Adiress “this off ARDEN FARM, cultivation: the best a District. four miles from ad. Alro, 100 ACRES aljoining, well Inquire of ‘HUGUELY & BOWEN, ‘ous kay Je10-2w" VOR SALE OR RENT—A Beef or Barou in Rigws Market "Best location in ply at Cflice of company. D. K retary. J USINESS CHANCES ONE OF THE BEST tk LOCATED FRUIT STORES Doing a gord businean = Brest aint of cash o- quired. Address DAVIR, Star office BAWBAt b DB! . D CES. WANTED nee Fo aCurest. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street. S'EENDID OPENING “FOR 4 SMALL CAPT- TALIST —Elecaut CIGAR STORE conteinine & fine asforted stock, besutiful Fixtures, complets in every particular; commodious, airy store, with large back room suitable for manufacturiny or auy other business, All modern, improvements on the Magnificent cel oply. Unee at 1028 Tt ett. 20 WELLER & REPS under National Hotel OR SALE—A next two story FRAME of 6rooms in the northwestern section of city, in excellent Order, ict 223x100 to an alley ; 8550. A three-story DWELL' om List. n.w..neer Lith; lias 8 rooms, 22,000. These houses will be sold om very easy terme. We have in hand $6,000 fc purchare of a Brick House, nicely located; mvet have alls modern conveniences. Money to loan in sums to suit W. E. BURFORD & O0., 1115 F st. now. R SALE—Beautiful FARM of 52 AORES, 5 iles from Genter Market, n.e. of city. Une ‘urpaseed for health, and delightfully situated. Choice fruite of ‘Ss mila i in fabandanos, ‘S08 al ‘Ssary out buildings, first class. Ap)! Pa. ave. GL BHEMIFE” mts Se ee Fe BALE OK en em exucumbered unencumbered city rty, desirable TRY PLACE, 6 miles from ¢ nitol by rail or dave Thorsen proved, fine dwelling, out buildings of every Sener ption, orchards, vineyards, ade trees, bath tube, etc W.A.D., hist ‘eT oftee. ANTED—Furniture, Oarpets, 0: an ery, &C., &C., to stor my26-2m_ Piney Point, St. Mary's Co., Md. ERKELEY SPRINGS, . fag 101 MiLEs oN = & 0. B. Mg MILES Y STAGES. The merits of Berkeley and its Baths are famous, snd Fequire no. extended notice ‘tensive improvements in baths, and buildinvs since last season, the in tion of steam, hot baths now furnished invalids at & moment's notice. _ Baths consist of peat Show. Pace \d Swimmin if ig 0th Roun airy kets, tncludios Beane ees termsand particulars write for illustrated and ‘ripti D Ayal ine PMC No, . TREGO & BON. OGAN HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA.—On main line of Penn. K.R., J, ae. tet aera sea level. meee hours’ ington. Strictly fret-ciaes. ‘ourists ol night's rest and a da light view of ‘matchless moun. eee ealth an 1d pleasure seekers find find and bunting, and rides ant Eee ee No mosquitos. “First-class etc., address may SS att ae Sevorimeendent, Sieonlare may be Sound atthe Rvening Sise o fice. JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, * lat 00., Va. seh his favorite Summer resort . meme, Mountains of Virginia for real comforts and ‘ure. Itis farnished with spring and hair - tnslae Smibes and tela i "awe daily mats toa its. 2 F full deseri; at Z or pamviet, ving ly ray12-d2m OCH ENON SPRINGS BATHS. soe A tae ae 30 to $20 er, weeks. ae Pia aes Bigte from owe ton, 75. ar == 401 9th st. news . GO. CRRA. , a WHITE Win. yy ‘ aie $i Ser weit, ae fates. “Circulars THE TRADES. Boeenep mRp Will be in the ‘which has always been superior al s aps 1012 Pennsyivania avenue, third floor QUFMOTICAL Book AND 308 PaINTERA, 2 see Reeanls oS that the IN DEE: ‘The same exosllent en oe MEDICINE DEPOT, ‘* 409 14th st. now. myst BOBT. SMITH. V. 5. ANTED— FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake and fine '. Moth by steam. By F. a YOUNG. opposite Willard’s Hoa sore mayl-O (ies GREATEST BARGAINS KVER OFFEKED IN SEWING MACHINES. “New MACHINE, €25; Complete with Latest Improvements. OPPENHEIMER’S, 526 Oth street, St. Cloud Building. A few more of our $15 MACHINES left. at Pre eas & GAS FIXTURES, SLATE, MANTELS,