Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON- 3HuRsDien | .--Jane 17, L890. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. of ali the other datly pavers here added to- gether. ———————————— ‘THE Star has 8 direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telewraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to preas. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- Geives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE Stas 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. Double Sheet Saturday. On Saturday Tas Star will be published In eouble sheet or eight page form, containing }fty-six columns. The large amount and ex- «lent quality of reading matter given tn these is ues make them greatly sought for, not only ‘cr home reading but for transmission through ‘oe malls. They become therefore of unusual ¥ tue to advertisers as media for reaching the Pole, not In Washington alone, but In all the ates and territories of the Union, and in many 1 elgn countries besides. “dvertisers who wish to fully avail them- selves of the exceptional advantages thus afforded are requested to send In their an- nouncements Friday evening or early Saturday morning Otherwise desired changes and ctassi- fications cannot always be made. Newsdealers will also oblige us and best serve t hemselves by sending In thetr orders as early in the day as possible, ‘The republican papers are trying very hard to fix Gen. Garfleld’s status upon the tariff, but the more they discuss it the more perplexing the question seems to become. The party or- Gans which are opposed to protection insist vehemently that the candidate {sa free-trader, While the Ligh tariff journals are as positive that he is a protectionist. Gen. Garfleld’s re- cord 1s referred to by the disputants, and it must be cont for both s main his vores and speeches have been in favor Of high tart! He has been described asa free- trader in theory, and the New York Evening Post ts satistied with this, while the Commercial ntains that he is “in no sense a -" A letter ts published written by riield on the 15th of December, 1579, he sald: “I have voted for every an tariff Dill which has passed the House stuce Ihave been 1 member of it.” ‘The prominence given so early in the canvass to the tariff views of the republican presiden- tial candidate is very significant. 1t shows that the people of the country are taktng more in- terest in this subject of tariff than the members Of Congress have realized, judging by their course through the late session. The anti-pro- tection sentiment of the country will make itself felt within the next two or three years. The agriculturists, with the exception of sugar Planters, want free trade, The manufacturers are protectionists because that policy 13 to their interest. Self-interest Is the great motive Which governs the people in matters of govern- mental pol and the few whose interests are Subserved by protection must in the end be over- come by the many whose interests would be ad- vanced by free trade. There 1s a safe middle course possible, and some of the prominent pro- tectionists in Congress are beginning to see that they will have to compromise or iose all. These nen are tn favor of tariff reform. That Is, ofa Policy that will relieve the tariff of its worst features, and still protect, reasonably at least, American industries. At the next session of Congress, after the members shall have been among their constituents, the tariff reformers Will be more numerous and more courageous than now. ————~-___ It fs within the power of a single man tn Con- §ress to sometimes do more harm than can be cured by all the good the other members can do. Yesterday morning in the Senate, Mr. Jones, of Florida, reported from the naval com- mittee a resolution authorizing the Secretary ot the Navy to secure adequate naval stations and harbors for the use of naval forces of the United States along the Central American coasts and the coasts of the American Isthmus. The pur- Pose of the resolution was to provide for the adequate protection of American {aoterests in the Isthmus and inter-oceanle co:nmunication. The government had, some tlme ago, determ- ‘ned to establish a proper supervision over the isthmus, and for this purpose war vessels Were sent there. The Secretary of the Navy urged Congress to give him authority to secure the means uevessary to maintain the United States vessels, and this was the object of the Tesolution. Senator Jones urged the tmport- ance of the measure earnestly, and presented the subject tm its nationalimportance. Senator Cockrell, of Missourl, objected to considera- tion of the resolution, and by the exercise of this prerogative prevented its consideration. He was urged and pleaded with by other Sena- tors, personaily, to withdraw his objection, but he doggedly refused. It was especially tmport- ant to provide proper protection for American interests on the isthmus during the recess of Congress. aud though all the Senxtors except one realized this need and were anxious to meet it, they wet essed that it furnishes arguments ROGERS F CARBOLIZED PAPER PROTEC- for Carpets and W Goods, the and Miidews -K ALUSOW! SKI, FI irs male by INST THE DIs- i tracted by the Board of miutseiowers of the District of or Levy Court, including Oertits wdit, Auditor, and Sewer Certiti and General sewer Coliected through ALL! Law, 220 45 street northwest. DSc ‘TION OF CO PARTNER- SHIP.—The Oo-partnership heretofore exist_ inw between the undersizned is this day dissolved iwi consent. All debts cullected and paid by ADAM KIDDIE, who is authorize! fo called allie ebtedness to said firm. MI Jel7-at ANDEEW KIDDIE. K HOPP’S SALV: Lo ae RE, GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE oR Ewell re Breasts, Cuts, Piles. Bone Felons, Extvcucte Mame, eaten Burns, Bealds, Bruises, Woun matisin, Bond and Muscle Ailments, veema Tonibawo, Covtracted Oona stein Stiff Joints, Afections of the ‘Throat ani suc i aiehtheriay | Croup. 8 ilk Lex, Abscenses fo Laman nature, aud it or ct fo ature, and itis A No. ratches and Swellinws on Horses. imitations. None genuine without the fm the lower right ‘aay for KROPE'S S SALVE sale bj jo. 1002 I street n. w. mee fama | BAKG. We offer 5,000 ee of LINEN awn at 123gc., came price 20 ards of pt AL Lys of pure LINEN LAWNS, 28c., former 3, 00 yards PRINTED LAW f ED SWISS MUSLIN SOO © Pees LINEN, PERSIAN LAWNS, INDIA ‘The stove Goods ce strictly £ clang, and will Deo oakd of Sess Cane icy, Seat y oak W. M. 8! sae; (ye 3S Per Cest. Discorst Pom Gane Jel6-3t LBERT H. NORRI! A’ NOTAEY PUBLI XE. Con. iru ir ions.” Office hours ‘Experienced in takin; Samet, and 0 Bem. Other hosts at eo __pigat Ganescsow sae for Consumption, Earns and all articles at lowest eee Jel6-3t* 311 Massscusedar ne hw. (dame a SALE BOOTS AND 6 opie AND SUMMEB BOOTS ire to save money by buying fret BOUTS and DHOED atthe aoe nary lowet Be you can doso, as we prefer tosell thent at th smallest margin than to carry them over. Look at our prices Ladies’ 3-strap sandals onl: tie Newports and Low Butt. erred TSe, and g class Kid and Pebble Butt. only 81. Tague tue Bia worked Button hole, gana $2.50. tton o1 Ladies’ fine French Kid Buttot Ladies’ Foxed Butt., from 81 to Ladies’ Foxea Lace Gi et ‘Se. Ladies’ Serge ee toe Lace Gaiter eae being releh 81 Beto $3. 50. Eadice’ on Misses and Children’s shes from 25¢. to 82.50, Men's good ‘Shoes, 81, 81.25, 1.50. ‘Men's Calf Low Shoes only 82 to Bi. ‘Men's C: y 82 to 84. Meu's (our favorite) Sifiee only 81.25. jen Men ee Men’s Calf B Boy's ‘Box’ good Gaiters And other « ask {ean i hiepeeti to all, soe ao Fth st Branch Store 140 Bridgest., Ceo Consin’s Fine Shoes a specialty. tow TSIT-2W JORTY SIOUX INDIANS ORTK. Swan DANCE TONIGHT AT THE 1° SOBUKSZEN PARE. OLTICAL BANNERS, FLAGS & PORTRAITS. R& GRAHA Dui eee T° REDUCE STOCK, We will offer the balance of our Mex's Fine Goat Low Button, at @3.50, for- erly $4.8 pa air. f Men’s Fine t f Uxfords, at $3.50, formerly| M from $1.50 to 26.50 a pair. Naira ag Be Be nop ma Lac ‘oxed Battou Boots at 82, forme peers Newport button’Ties aud Ssiidal 9! W. H. RICH, from #1 to $3 a pair. selT 717 Market Space. Be pers gan st., Wit v TaNTED ARE farnished Room for gen- qlleman and lady; "Board for oF lady only, in pri- vate fs questions asked. stating terme 8 . Jol7-20 ANTED— ipectable white == a WwW ce ee as, plain cook, and swans assist in w. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESO RTS, IRL child. 1B eee CARPENTER'S SHOP, ii Rk RENT— HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, Va.— EY I W iy ae OM GIRL to attend s child, “Ap- Fee 08 1222 12un ot, fronting 90-4 foot FE 1814 Madison st .6 roome and bath. ais Strang of, waters, mountain air, laree per romr ANTED_A white, WOMAN to cook and seaist | =—7_=DP = 918 P st-n.w. zooms 8 snd alls 30 | Excursion vis B.&O.R-B. Oir- = MARYS COURES, Muna, with washing andironing. apply 10s Mist. RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 803 N stn W. W. OWER & BON, culars at Btar office; a. J. * | Open for recertion of guests JUNE 16th, = STORE, NE Too Th se ae avniy eas Jas: | _je1s-ct sth 1212 Fet. n.w._ | Proprietor. : jelS-1m*” | pager the matayement of tne pith VEDA capable COOK. Road st.,George: | — ~ 1B RENT. BRIOK HOUSE No. 606 10th st. RENT GOG HOUSE, Newronr, | "The ey has Just been th AbPIy aftet 1S stelock Fritts OME Hill Gometery. Fin SNe? FORMS, modern. . Key pext door, Bent re Me and moustaine eee nied She confor aa Sa fret class Summer a ae — Up—supplied with is, 3 Ho families. Wasson wats a ell a newly Pest yr 9,new nine room HOUSES, Now. modates 400. 33 ae day, gi to ar week. a | FS sane gee per aay, S10 per a D.0. T. McWATTERS, “it? Tis ead itl 20th si 15 per month. | 1209 R.I. ave. n.w.,10 rm. brick,m.im.850permo | week. rates to families. LEA- | made for families. Daily communicator tte 3 ree a white Woman a | Srgie7ee base wall of 1 irure water. JOHN T.C- | 1303 Fst. n.w.,10 rm. brick, mod.im... 75permo. | SON, Manager. Jels-im_ | Washington, Baltimore and’ Norfolk by the fine SITUATION toto nets, Sewing and walt- x Tee = GRFESTOTS ATO — 1110 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.tm.. 80 per mo. vor: 7 ; = Leary, Lady of the Lake and Jane ing on table: Gould wo in country: best referenoss. | JRWO 2 Abe. ollie for gardegor. Pants for 86 1st st., Georgetown, 10 rm. brick, m.i.. 25 per mo. Ty. For further information address Please call for welling attached. i on G. BES, Franklin House, Pa. ave. itt 150 for a SIT- We Ay omg man will giv UATION as messenger in Government De- partmeute, oF as letter carrier, or in railroad Postal service, Address FRIENDLESS, Star office. Ww ANTED_B: a gentleman of ex; Fesponsibility the tise for ite keeplug of & HORSE and CARRIAGE f-r sammer ; best of c: guar’ nteed. Address PITKIN, Star office. j17-! Ww ANTED—WHITE GIRL to Be housewo! German preferred. all at 921 Mas Jel6 x ANTED—Experienced YELLOW BOY and GIRL a8 waiter ‘and nurse. SCOTT'S Bee Hive, 206 9th st. n.w. Je16-3t Wiss experienced SALESLADY, ia Millinery Store; also, an APPREN tice, RGA, 1306 it. n. jel6-; rience = 00d, SVARTED 915 M si respectal WHITE. oh fornntse ins small. family. Apply in forenoon between 10and 12. _Jel6-2t* Apply ae Rent of FISHER ® CO 1a to THOS. Jel’ BENT — Same F Moot Yor inne ae, two of the zooms heated by latrobe ; use of. h-room, &c. Rent moderate. Apply 1268 Sth et! new ue te yk RENT—BRICK HOUSE No. 117 F st. Bi Gherman Block.) seven rooms, cellar, r and in 000 RO 509° 7 Jel7-3t ‘OR RENT—Three new BRICK HUUSES, situ- ated in the lst ward, containing seven root Rith all modern improvements: very desirable. Rent €25. WALTER R. WILOOX, corner 20th and I sts. n.w. Jel7-e03t Fe BALE—PRESs BRICK, brownston, black mortar, iron cornice, bay windows, two stories, eight ro. me, cellar, bath, hot and cold water, Tange, latrobe: new; cheap; easy ter ‘oa, Addreas G0, IABON, Attorney-' Mt-Law, 934 F xt., Roo Jel7-e03t* aan RENT—'hree Unfurnished ROOMS, second for ath aud gas. No. 1107 ee e16- PRE RENT PRE*8 BRICK HOUSE, No. 46 0 between dth and Sth, eight Tooms and bath-room; gas ghd water. “Apply to aa Fe RENT—Two unfurnished communicating ROOMS, second floor; in first-class order; bath, hot and cold water on same floor. “Rent moderate. Near City Hall. 220 D st. n.w. WARZED—By a respectable white girl, a SITC ATION a8, nurse or chambermaid and do lain in sewing, Good reference given. Call or aa regs 12 6 (OR RENT—By a young Lady leaving the city, avery fine PIANO to caretul pany for @ mcderate rent. Addreas Miss A. F. 1 RR Btar office. Jel7-3t* IPBEASURY DEPA RTMENT, ; CFFICE OF SUPERINT Washix Sealed Propi sal e purchase of the Waste Paper of the Treasury Department for. the ensiis Year will Bereceived at this office up to 2 0'CLOCE M.. OF MOMDAY, Juxw28, 1580. Instructions to bidders will ‘be furnished on ap- plication to the Cu a ofthe Treasury Baild- ibgs roon , No. 70, first floor. jel 7-6 - POWER, Chief Olerk. (PREASURY DEPARTMENT, / OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BUTLD! WasHinGTon, D. G., Jnne 17, 1880. Sealed Proposals, to supply the Treasury Depart- ment with Ice for the ensuing year, will be ra- ceived at this o1 ip to 1 O'CLOCK P.M. OF MON. DN Instructions to bids will be furnished on applica- tion to the custodian o& the Treasury Buildings, rcom No. OM Jel7-6t Chief Clerk. REASURY DEPARTMENT ) INTE: js " WASEIS O., June 17, 18s). "\ Sealed Proposals, “ ubply the ‘Treasury Depart ment with Coal and Wood for the ensuing yea Let this o— up to 12 o'cLOCK NOON new covered ‘OR CHARTER. — One la BARGE; length 140 feet, wide 38 feet, copih of hold carrying © pacity 45 ‘This Barge is scow sbape and can be ui wilied For turther in carrying, any kind of rarticulare, address 8. co altiion, 7-th,§, tat N STI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. tAUS’, 1011 ss ss $8 SS S$8_ $8 For a Licht Cassimere Suit worth $12. s10 sio s10 slo siz 12 Different Styles of Suits worth $15. s32 siz $12 si2 For a Special Made Suit worth #18. siz sis sis $15 sis For a Fine Worsted Suit worth 825. sis 820 $20 $20 $20 For a Fine Granite Cloth suit worth $30. Boys’ Suits at Proportionate Prices. NOWHERE IN THE CITY CAN OLOTHING BE HAD BETTER AND AS OHEAP AS AT THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE. Jel5 mpue LE FEVRE LUNG PAD, A POSITIVE REMEDY AND CURE FOR CONS@MPTION, SPITTING OF BLOOD, BRONCGITIS, ASTHMA, COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH IN ALL 1TS FORMS, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE PUL- MONARY ORGANS. THE MOST HEALING REMEDIAL AGENT ENOWN TO SCIENCE. Cures by absorption. an 1 minutes wear will de- ‘monstrate its healing quali THROW AWAY YOUR COD LIVER OIL AND COUGH SYRUPS. ¢ LE FEVRE LUNG PAD acts directly upon they art affected aud cures by @ natural process of revitalizat Why dose the stomach with nauseous drugs when the seat of disease is in the Lungs? ‘The Pad is composed of Balsams and Cordials of the most socthiny and healing character. Many of its ingredients are exceedingl; rare, and: found ons in erence, where every sold by us is man- THIS GREAT REMEDY AND CURE Has attracted the widest attention on the Conti- nent, and has effected thousands of cures, many of which have seemed miraculous rather than cases of natoral healing We have the most unequivocal testimony to their gurative powers, from persons of high eharacter and intelligence.’ We guarantes that the LE FEVRE LUNG PAD heal and strengthen and nd prolong life in the Woust Cases of TUBE! CONSUMP- TION, and will effect a cure in every case if the disease has been only recently contracted. Persons suffering from seTHMA, on nae en PAD an inestimable boon! For sale only by the HOLMES MEDICINE CO., Prrrssune, Pa., Who are the Sole Agsntes for =e United States and The LE FEVRE ey PAD is not for sale at Drug Stores. We save the enormous drugwis profits to the buyer by importing in large lots. The duties on these goods eavy, and to profit on them the druggist would be compel ea to jouble our price.) BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! Price—1 Pad, . A $5. Sent by mail post- age paid, or by express, to any part of the United ‘States or ‘Canada. Adaress: THE HOLMES MEDICINE CO., Je3-tu, tb, e3tk3m Pittsburg, Pa. (IAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEDIA. 45 Volumes, Over 13,000 Pages Price, During June, $6.00. ee the wonderful things which have been soneipeatec for lovers of good booke bye the “Lite olution,” perhaps the most wonderful is the reproduction, ot Kile great Encyclopedia at's merely nominal cost. It is a xerbatiaa reprint of the last Epxlisi: ‘edition, in 1 beautiful volumes, ee SDE, ee g a cloth for 150; the same, on finer, ler paper, wide merging and bound in half ‘uses, plit top, rice $15, ‘The first nine volumes are ready for delivery. Vol. 10 will be ready June 20. The x volumes will be completed by October € AN AMAZING OFFER. ene mers widely and rapidly these volumes are ie ne in ‘influence in inducing aaipan ive special ein whose orders andimoney sup pip ined 15 volumes’ in ‘oth, for Sor and inbalt Eustis elt top, for $14.00.0 oan} one ‘ bookseller of the hte SL aclub we Sill allow a commissi of 10 cent. The volumes ‘iseued will be sent at once b; and the when rigid,“ remaining volumes com- ‘A gyecimen volume in cloth will besent, post fer gala peer gilt top, ore t. and mi eee at once, if not satisi ‘The ** Opams! ERS'Ss ENCYCLOPEDIA” COM iret 15 volumes of our ‘Library ot Ui Enowiesge,” and the fh theme cama BOOK eeccaces ‘Tribane Building, New York. JOHN B. ALDEN, Manager. oie AGENT mm Wasurcron, JAMES ANGLIM & CO., Jel0-. m2 1424 F street. ANTED—A_ competent WHITE WOMAN (German preferred) to do the housework in a family of two. Must bripg recommendations. In- quire in store 430 10th 6: Jelé-4t* (OR RENT—A three-story RIOR eons house containing nine roomsand store, with all modern improvements, at 835. Apply Drug Store, 3d st. and Massachusetts aye. n.w. siel6-3t* FOB RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION. —See Bulletin issued on the Ist and 16th of r gyery month, at the oftice of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. n.w. _je16. WANTED By Bro = em, SITUATIONS. either in city or Ges ry, one as cook and laundrees and the other permaid. Good references, ADDly 1609 ath ste We JelG-ate WASTED_A good DRAFT HORS, sound and xentle, in part payment for a first-class Piano. Call at Burean of Exchange. Room 24, Federal Building. THOMAS A. MITCHELL. jel6-3t" WANTED—One reliable MAN to attend to eating counter, one COOK, and one WAITER, at once. None ‘but thore who are comoetent need iy. JOHN BEOK'S Kestaurant, 030 D st. an 681 Louisiana ave. Jel6-3t* WASTED A white GIRL to nurse and make Mesusreel! useful. Apply at 414 9th st. n.w. je V ANTED—A PARTY without children to take care of a house for the summer: reference re- quired. Address H. B., Star office. Jel5 3t* TANTKD—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND W RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLATME, ail kinds of nd Scrip, for whic! est rates will WILLIAM, JOHNSTON. Attorney at- Law, Room 41, Le Droit Buildin: Ww ANTED-FAMILIES to furnish RELIABLE jel0-im ERRVANTS; try us: NTS of all bors, ainles Siausine "RESSES for city and country; all with reference. 926 F OE. 5 PRICK & _FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—A Red Trish Better, GYP, two months old; first-class pedires, Prices G5. Adutress Sette r, Star oftice. 1t* (WOR 3. .E — Stylish Black Morgan ORE thoroughly broke gor oa Soars es, ‘a, Piety oad auiaanl Tea ats; OR SALE OR EXCH. E—A $250 Double- barrel BL. GUN. Will well cheap or exchange fon 8 Kood buggy phiton; style preferred. W. C. ODEE, 116 B ts te. Jel6-1m Fi, SALE—HOKSE, BUGGY, NESS, ETO.—A complete styhiah tart Tam | vi A cormplete stylidh turn out, Burwy new. GHEEN & OSBORNE, 4 oar Get., near 7th n. ae o new Centaur BIOYCLES; half Frise lated. 30 aud Sd mal, ne eon -hand 56-inch Perfection. One second-hand 46-inch Areal.” Allin good condition. Inquire 111 6th st. Lew. (OR BALE—16 head of HORSES jast aaa from Keckingham county, Va, : 2 Sad- aie Horses gud one Bay Horse, 6 Fears old fan trot in 3:0. Lat iy can drive him ae 2 Coupe Horses. “JOHN SIMMON'S Site. X le. No- 821 12th st. n.w. Fe RENT—203 A st. 8 e. Tn McPYNOHEON, ‘Architect's Uilice, ~ 8. Cap- Jel6-11t* Fs. RENT—A very convenient, complete six- room HOUSE, near the corner of 6th and T 2, fOcation: all: modern convenience, ony To JAMES i AteGTLE, Architect, LeDroit Building, between 4 and 5 p. mi. Jel6-3t" OR RENT — Two connecting unfurnished A GIQOMS, No. 624 Let., between 6th and 7th. 1018-003 OR RENT—No. ee = iat W, 830; No. 458 Meine ave., $1! $20. HOUSES in rear of Matheave., 88) WHITE O& BHO, 462 Maine ave. 8.w. Jel8.3w (OB RENT—Oariror rivate ‘amily offers to zentiemen, at a moderate rate for the summer, an entire second-floor, consisting of four spaciour, well furnished ROOMS and room. Apply at 209 Kast Capitol st. Jel-3t" ‘OR RENT—Two communicating front RooM third floor, over Markriter's new store, Ni Est. n.w. Apply at the store. a i Hir—A small 1719 R.1. ave. n.w., 15rm.brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod. im... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., Jel 1223 F street n.w. TT ORD, ANDY 509 7th street n.w., Basement of Second Na- tional Bank Building, REAL EsTaTE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. HOUSES ane eS FOR SALE in all parts of the city on easy LOANS NEGOTIATED WITHOUT DELAY. RENTS COLLECTED. Jel2-3m FFO8 SALE_ Bx 0. T. THOMPSON, REAL ESTATE AND ISSURANCE AGENT, Mutual Fire Ins. Bld’y, 9th st. and Pa. ave. ‘n.w. Honea Nos. 509, 51, 622 522 and 524 11th st. s.w. Hot 1013 F st. use Houses Noe. 61: ee piridars ave. 8.w. THs. THT Dit si. mw. bet. 9th and 10th sts. n.w., x153. Vacant Lots in Uniontown, D.C. Improved and Unimproved Property in all sections of the city. Fo RENT—By R. O. HOLTZMAN, BEAL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. Skating Rink. 25.15% st-n.w..17 rooms and batl Fur. houee, Fst. 2. etd Fur-h'se, 16th n. Fur h’se, 10th st. n. Fur house, Mass av 1312 Pa.ave.n.w., house 815 b.W.410 131 927 Pa. ave.n.w., UP) . AVE. DW. 516 ith n.w., store. 415 13th st. n.w. cae rooms rand bath. 603 F at. $26 12th at and bath n. Mi 835, Tao gh et ne.» 9 r8-and I meke no charge to landlords for advertising their Bro erty, and keep it before the public con- I ae many of the finest building sites in the city for sale: also, Houses in every section at prices from to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and E sts. n.w. VOR RENT—HOUSE of seven rooms, good repair and in 8 8] pendi locality ; No. rts 5 10th at nw, Anply 804 ‘DUVALL & MaRR. ‘OR RENT PRESS BRICK HOUSE No. 92 F feven rooms and bath room ; modern Rent $20 per month. Apply ay pe conveniences. at CORCORAN BUILDING, z U. 8. aoe, 16TH STREETZ. Bt. Due rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. REET 105 7 a aiwes pl oeandly, cae OR and ) ROOM, en suite, second floor: also, furnished PARLOR ‘and BED ROOM, a thir do. "Hfueta aide witNout ee MONEY TO LOAN. and gentlemen only need apply. Jel2-6t" 3400, ai, -(90 TO LOAN ON REAL ES- (OR RENT—Six room HOUSES, desirably tate security. 80, large sums. Fite apis to WHEATLEY BROS., 7th st. M. ROBRER. and Rhode Island ave. n.w Jell-1m Jel7-3t 509 7th st. ‘OR SALE—Gothic DWELLING, No, 1332 19th iO LOAN. F st., opposite the Galt Mansion. All modern T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, improvements in plumbing and heating; contains Tio iibrary, dining room, butler's “pantry, 5 rooms, bathroom, closets, kitchen, laundéy, aud coal cellars, pantries, &c.: main hall $ Feet in width, with corner fire place, platform stair- 6, wood mantles, tiled hearths, &c. Apply 47 Coréoran Buildin 2m. Fe RERT_STORE No. 216 10th st., between ble for eomimiseion, fea at Amel cary al s a Cee business. Inquire at 926 Louisiana at Fe. RENT—Large and nice); cool and pleasant, at 13: front. Prices very my27-1m* F° OR ALT 4 Barcarn—Beautiful BUILD- arenived Boo G st. n.w., south moderate for dhe! ‘summer. ALE — rH iGGY, fi li ‘nu- LOTS corner 4th and © sts. 8.¢., facing eee aaa sr aude cam m. | Pennsylvania avenue and beautiful park. ‘Aisg Dusiness WAGON. ADrIy Eg "ANN, next to comer 1sth and Qata. n.w.' Induire 425 482 La AES ~ | 1th et. n.w. my27-1m Fe, See SOnEES on st fine young and sound, two 00d workers Side-Bsr Surrey Doctors: B GGY.and Pandsome PHA SETON wi oe shafts. Also, fine LANDAULE’ iT OMERTAGE, Beat" mnakers. DOWNES Stables, 1013 1th st L.W. Jell-26 DR SALE—Parties about parehaelD or selling Ei HORSES, OASRIAGES, HARNESS, ill figd At to thelr advantage t36 oo , 28 I have constant. demand for such stock. All orders promptly at- tended to and on the most reasonable terms. Eve: SEY, 33 thing strictly as represented. WM. F. au a st. new. T have on hand ten (10) = ore se- Tn faye cies koe pcerrese and as will be sold chea} H. In QUIGLEY, Nos. iv das ot nw. We his. 2w* ONT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY to pur- 1e 75 OR- canes At BIDNEY 1 MIMMO'S GO," 410 11th st. KS Ww Fe SALE—A large Stock of New and Sccond- hand CARRIAGES of the best make, and finish, such as T and pase’ Carts, Extension Tops, we HOBER BERT i. oe DandE iw. my: 410-416 8th st., between Repairing promptly attended to. LOST AND FOUND. OsT June 16, 1880, a GOLD BREASTPIN. A suitable reward will be paid to finder if re- immed tole Bat 8.W. Jel? 2t* OsT—A POCKETBOOK containing two railroad tickets, small sum of money, cards and other RARCTS. |, Bultable reward will be paid if hal at G19 ORT OER TRIGATES Nos. 397 and 8 of the Washington Beneticial Rndowment Asso- Giation for $5U0 each, issued to Marie 8. Jouvensl in favor ef ©. Goh Me rate will vILLIAM w2W COUNTRY BOARD $* PER WEEK—Suumer Boanp ‘Riven—house plain, but comfortabl dance of fruit. fi-h. oystera_and crabs. healthy. Address D. W. HIGGINS, . Soura - Abun- Location Annapolis, Jel TELOW GhOVE, the old and favorite caer ig now open for the accommodation of BOARDEIS. Milk and Vexetables from our yandgardea. Amusements consisting of ating, fishing, teu pine, &c. Bath house for ladies. Terms, S20 pert anonte for adults; chil- Gren and servanta ta half p Address Mrs.” D. STE BOARD 820 pee MONTH, OVER, Loudoun Oo , large airy rooms; staxe From Leesbure, 12 miles (daily e from’ Wash- iny 2.70; reference, 7G Mecanley, ea * Pv nd Kev. 0. T. Mason, Uolun- Universtiy.” Address R. B. MoCo! MICK, Dover, Loudoun Oo., Va. iris MUSERAL SPRING, Engr Fate Onvnon, Fam. Go., Va.—On. ;‘ Bloomins dato Fann.” e Opens May i: Yerme ‘erms @5 to 87 per week. Sat 6 conveyance. For particulars address og 113 26-Im* PERSONAL. (THE GENTLEMAN who, about two weeks aco applied for the store, cor. of Beall and Mont- fomery. sta. Georgetown, will learn something to is advantaxe, by calling dt No. 60 Bridye street. Wy HALBURGER, sucseor eT FE. ALBURGE! jocesnor to - W. i By, Watchmaker est Soweler, had re moved to corner of it and F sts. n.w. in Drug Btore, opp. U. 8. P. O. myll-: an" ‘OHN PATOH MINES TI’ rte Site BRK it abe he) M “AD: oa ts al a and Astrologist, better - faction in all affairs of life than ‘any one in the pro. it and future destiny: 3 on ail eee eppee Wice ane aon tn pert Seaea ie ta ad Pa 3. , BIOORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto. nad. Ti has devoted 30 rears to the succossful ity, Evil Forebodi itation of the Heart, apes, Organic Weak: ness, &c., those dire results of in: . Pois- Skin. 8) &e.,, thout sou sweloora ee Seta HIB 18 TO GIVE NOTICE: That the sib » Of Washington city, has obtained from the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a special term for * Court ma red aye Sai the al estate than Homer Lane, late of the District of Golumnvia: sened are herchy warned to extn ea tea the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, at or be. Mf, fore the 4TH DAY OF JUNE next; they may o:her- wie by is ww be excluded from all benaatof the sid “Biase an of Jane, 1880. LARK Basehor Sa ANITARY 22 Exrearerce. 8 uh AB. F. th aes Wee Frome, ‘OR RENT—To ORT OOH only—A handsomely furnished FRO) M. No other lodgers and no children. Terms moderate. 1210 9th st. nw. myI5-2m* FOR SAEs large and commodious HOUSE, press brick, 16 feet front, 8 pe eri ge ary cellar, gas and bath; near Government intl se fice; oe #1 500. Inqui ro as 5 $21 Peunsylvavis ave. SS hate 2m In 8uMs To Surt, At6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. No Delay. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Jell 10th and F sts. n.w. MO£* TO LoaN ON REAL ESTATE. 000, 810,000, 85,000, 82,000, 81,500, 81,990, #25, at6 percent. “Also, any other amount that may be wanted. Oharges low. No delay. B. H. WABNER, 916 F etreet northwest. my29 BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR SALE—Large ICE HOUSE, suitable for Butcher or Provision Dealer; also, light WAGON ‘and HARNESS. Apply 135 B st. 8.0. PRINS OWNING BOARD OF AUDIT CER- TIFIOATES will find it to their interest to call OHRIS. EDIE, Ge Upon me without delay. Avent, 1341 F st. nw. Jel7-3t* (A BARE CHANCE Fon Sire Ouear—Tho entire Fixtures, Good Will and Unexpired Lease and Licenre of the well-known RESTAURANT OF JOSEPH PI ATZ, No. 604 Pennsylvania aver Appts on the premises. de1T-3t" Fe RENT Purgisied PARLORS and BED- BOOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and erect aed BEDBOOMB. ‘vauia ave., 36 Bt. ug] 1-11m" BOARDING. Furr -OLA88 BOARD in privatefamily. Gen- Hemen preferred. Price, includ dine Room and 20 per month. 203 1334 st. s.w., half eauuars rom new Printing and £ngravi ving Bu Bu- FE +R SALE—Two valuable BUILDING POTS on 16th st. n.w., <0, LOT on Blake W. iT by 68, fost wi we gold to B. of i MUKRAY, Webster jel7-6t" a ae bALE—1hirty-six ACRES of LAND (unim- proved) in Howard county, Maryland, adjoin- i the ertates of Hen. William Merrick and Jadze 13g miles from Tichester, and Grive fromm Baltimore. One of ths finest sites ts the state. Price 8100 per acre. Address OWNER, 460 iel7-e03" real 99 14TH STREET, OPPOSITE FRAME Several desirable suites of RPARTMENTS with or without BOARD. jel4-3t* ‘OR Og RENT FURNISHED ROOMS, on first, third floore, with or, without BOARD, in private family. Apply No. 305 0 st. Jell-lw Funes ROOMS FOR RENT —In suits or singly at summer rates; 1326 and 1328 New York avenue. First-class TABLE BOARD. Jel0- ae (OR RENT—With BOARD, large, ali Foe first, second and third foo floors. ra Horning B25 to $35 per month. 9121 si 10-2w* /PEBUASERT. TRANATERT AND AY BOARDERS accommodated at 827 Vermont ave. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL. my27-3w* HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROO! Tatas ned for $25 and "33 per month: house Te well furalahoa® tate frst , and coolest location in the city.” myai-Sm” PHEBSON HOUS! 15th and T sts. Moe ble ROOMS With BOARD rade TABLE bt Bint Mus. HOEOKLEY, Proprietress. HE pOCRTED Bt 612 9tb st.n.w., is Ma 16 cogiest ond west conducted ‘boarding ing bons wi the city. sted at reasonavie ternams = novl9 ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. THIS WEEK UNUSUAL BARGAINS GUARANTEED OR THE MONEY REFUNDED, IN THE FOLLOWING NAMED FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY. FINE QUALITY PRINTED LAWNS, FAST COLORS, 9 CTS. PER YARD. CHOICE PATTERNS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, LINEN LAWNS, 123g CTS. PER YARD. A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF LAWN SUITS aT 81.25 EACH. A GENUINE BARGAIN IN SHETLAND SHAWLS, 60 OTS. EAOH. 3 AND 4 BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, 37 CTs. PER PAIR. A Small Lot ALL LINEN DAMASK TABLE COVERS, slightly damaged, by water only, GEN- UINE BARGAINS. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOOHRANE, 7065 and 709 Market Space. P. 8.—NO CONNECTION WITH THE ae BETWEEN OUR TWO HOUSES. F(R GAS FIXTURES, E. MM. iS, 8. ATE, MANTEL 'y WEST MARRET RATES. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 305. 409 9th st. MUST ESS Taser means suit can en MY SUBTIS OLD BTAND, sare LATROBI aT Ho. so bm. Ootibe: jo. 408 9th hand Fe BSALESA well-established FEED STORE. Reason for selling, failing pra, of the pro- prictor. 8. H. SHERMAN, jel6-3t B03 1 tte st. n. PAEIIES DESIRING to a Una oftheir HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, TS, Ke. can find a cash purcbaser By ad Davis CO., 30 Argyle ave., Balt., Md. Fae ANTED—A Purchaser for a Grocery and Ero: vision STORE; fine location, low rent. sell entire stock and fixtures for S100, worth tri that amount. Apply at once 420 7th st. FOE SALE _Uspourrepiy x Bana. room HOUSE, northwest; newly pait water and bath; large stable in rear. part cash, balance monthly. Inquire WwW. 315-30" ee Ii AM PREPARED TO PURCHASE eee ee Life Insurance Policies, in any g001 Col ‘ing five or less years to hiake fea ing a cash surrender value. J. 8. SW: ‘ED’ Real E-tate and Insurance Broker, Derst iste at ANTED-To Puncuase—A Country RESI_ DENCE, with about ten acres of land; must be nicely im plenty of 81 ved, with @ comfortable house, a pood mest located dees our Ride of the District Line railroad stat in or near Falls Church, STEIGER etuvelt MANN, 1418 New Yor! Jel5-e03t TX.EXORANGE FOR CITY IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.—A FARM of 200 acres in Maryland improved by dwel’ing house of 14 rooms and ont- buildings, including blacksmith shop and imp! ple ments. Grops of wheat, corn, rye and grass grcund. Fruit and vegetable in abundance. Plenty. of iron ore, red and yellow ochre and fire clay. Jeb-e, tu,th:6tF. K. ALEXANDER, 482 La. ave. FR, SALETA number of LOTS, 20x100, near the National Fair grounds. Owner wants to Ieave the eity, and willeell at half price. “iuquire of JAMES Q. BROWN, 321 Pa, aver ew. Jold-im OR RALE—Fift LIGHT STOCK. Jel2-6t" Fo SALE OR EXCHANGE—GARDEN FARM, 30 acres, in hich state of cultivation; the best alts wood read. Alao® 100 AGES attch read. Alao, atered. Inquire of HUGUELY & BOWES, ex New Yerk aver Jel ele ‘OR SALE—A neat two story FRAME of 6roome in the northwestern section of city, in excellent order, lot 22, x100 to an alley: 8880, A three-story WELLIN ese houses will be sold ‘We have. in hand 85, 000 for of a Brick House, nicely must have all modern conveniences. Money to loan, in sums to suit shares WABRIGTOR GAs Address *‘Gas,” Star office. W. E. BUBFORD & CO., Jet 1115 F st. n.w. i SALE Beautiful FARM of 62 AORES, 53 mileé from Genter Market, n. eof city. Un- surpsssed for and delightful, situated. Choice fruits "of all kinds ana deat andance, wit all necessary out buildin; class. ppg a8 Fa. ave. GL. iy a im RB SALE OR EEOHANGEFOr encumbered ‘unencum! fa tidings of eve navies, mt er vine aia ae deer ae ‘ANTED—Farni ‘Carpeta, Pi loney loaned on the & ae ‘at 8. FULTON'S Lord Oto sa ih ee ee myT-1l0w* - BSOLUTE SAFETY !! NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPARE, 16th Street and New York eee Beer Vaults from EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees, Tei Gris, Seratches, and kin Affections. oa Haran Soe fe ane ‘Perfectly’ Cle some an comprisit houses an ion for cured for the season. ferme and 812 50 per week. fier, $8. C. BEOK wit, Chief Che TRAC prietor, Ocean City, Ma. PERSONS WISHING — BOARD and delizhiful location, for he’snmmer months apply to Mrs. J. A. MANSHALL, Markham Seaton. Fauguice county, Va. Jew OTEL. N CITY, MD. creased: facilities. be of guests. A hand- 100 Fooms, Dow bas ncing, are among the recent tinprovemenis. “ Eiutwent e musical talent - Mas. JOS. TRAVERS, my26-2m ow Bet St. Mary's Go., Ma. End Viren ‘Avenue, eS Od ‘one now 2th IN BB WEBB AN. RAL” AVES pint GROV cee cht. a= geri MOTEL, AN CITY, MD: Situated 100 yards Tron the breakers. Searon 1880 ‘opens JUNE 15, Aconeibie tate (sun- gaye excented) from Baltimore and Washin P.W. & BRR. and Fastern ShoreSteamboat Oc § foot of South st., Baltimore, Md. Circulars at Star office, oF write to the "Proprietors, 25. 8. J. MASSEY & CO. ‘PREMONT HOUSE, Att asticCrry, N. J — elixhtfully located corner Pac fieand Virwiria avennes. Term» moderate. gy 4g" Aud information can be had of Mr BT 111 Pennsylvania aye Mis and MKS. K. CASPER, Jel5-t,th,e, 1m Sta VIEW oF COFFIN & POW ” Proprietors, CITY, doe be opened og, It. Board 31.50 per day S86 B10 per week. Bath houses lace for fai (OxanEss BALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, THERE AND A HALF Dotrans Per Dar- ‘This splendid Hotel having been thoroushily ren- ovated and refurnished will open THURSDAY, JUNE 17. CLEMENT & WILKINSON, Proprietors. H. S. Cewext. Ws. WrLKryson. [Jel-28teod} PVE PARK HOTEL WILLIAMSPORT, P. thoroughly renovated, equipped, and sup- plied with every convenience for the com- fort cf pat-ens. Local L (Late Henprc Hovse), has just been scencrv in Pepnsylvania. A splendid ball-roo: bilissds, bowling, boatipg, archery, croquet, excellent livery, and delightful drives. On’ Girect rou'e from Baltimore and Washington N Falls, and from N mountains of Northern Pennsylvania. fer from. the celebrate will be supplied free of chare preseure. asserted to be 98 efficient as when par- taken of at the spring. For circulars and rates, addrees D. MCDONALD, 3¢roprietor. _je8-e026t RHNEY a VA. W OPEN. Board per day from $1.50 to to $11. Specials contracta wit! Ang partics fo> the mouth and season Ace Crees JONES & PARKER, Pnors., 22-tiy ll Orkhey Springs, Sane WATER BATHING. MARSHALL'S ST. GEORGE HO- TED near Piney Point, willopen June 100 ith the many improvements is unexcelled b pleco ee lowes Potomac. s fish rir; all kinds of boats for snceia free. $1 50 per dey: 810 per weeks 830 month, special rates to families. Visitors by Norfolk steamers Point Landing. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. .EASON OF 1850. STOCKTON HOTEL, AY, N. J. his,) Sup't and General Manager. OPENS JUNE 19. Pe Bass sbi rchest IMON ‘uF ane Rassler's Gelobrated 01 ra, SI TRoTe —Our patrons have the nse ef a Passenger Picvator, and each room is supplied i iecaaso 2m ONGBESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. J,, C' OPENS JUNE 26, 30 Under new management, greatly afore and improved. Particulars as to room: prices, &c.., be had on application at bere bade Hota, Ph eiohia, or of W. H. HuLs- CHUH, 8t. Jame ‘ashington. Music by Wasl Hi Basal bn fon graben Max en's celeb atc Orch cuome OF the Colonnade, Hote, Pailsacipin Eroprie- 6 eee, oTemac HorEr. Gronaes ISLAND, MD. wil be oven. for vieitors JUNE 18. Terms—®1.50 per ds a ed per ewan, $30 per month. — Spec for families. Visitors oy «rs villle met at the Piney Point ‘whit facilities for Sailing and Bathing. Boste for Bail ing wnd Fishing free. BS. Ape & BROS., Pine Point a aos St. Mary’ AS HeferencesCharles Ebert, Q:M.G@. 0: Watbineton, D. O. QPHING TARE, REACH AND SEA S Ea Proprie- Hes and invalids. Jel2-s,, thet in a beantifnl park of Nve acre, surrounded by some of the finest mountala York and Philadelphia Minnedua Spriusea Earatomu Water ou draught. Barveled by hydrostatic 2.50: sper’ week, 88 Good bathing and ern ta | es ES ae ee x ‘Continentai Ho- ‘hiladel; ASTFORD. HALL, OXFORD. MD. Open for reception of, ests June let. Datly line o: steamers more. Rail raed anid Shag vitcoommuicntion with, ‘Good music, firhing and bath S rear a Sets onus” Propelstor: Star office Loear ne Oy oat AL’ a. <5 mai ne of sea level Nine betes de tae Wash’ ieaton. “Oven all the Capacity 4v0. rictly fire i ‘8 qood ‘ourists can ylight view of tuatchless monn Health ard yicarure ‘seekers’ find vure air, ood fishing and hunting, and rides and drives of wreat beauty. No mosquitos. First-class music. Forcrenas, terms, otc., address W. D. TYLER, Superintendent. 2{)tetlars mag be found ‘at the Evening ne Btar ot. mm in QECOND SEASON OF A DESTRABLE SUM. +S mer resort in the mountains of V an tain ‘scenery winia: five miles from W. & 0. RB. how open. Guests will be brought reat fhe depot free. Address ahs oudoun Co., Va. ay 6-1 ORENCE JIOUSE, BERKELEY SPRINGS, W Charges $2.50 per day, # ver mont! r © ‘orther informs KLES er and Prop Je2-Im oR 222. AN’S WH chester and 1% mifles southeast of 8! enson's Depot, P. O. cl ‘Terme: $2 per aay. $12.50 per week, Children’ and. servants “rice. Obiidren at fret table % price. Round T: P ickete, good until Sist October, from all pronii- Fates. “Circulars at star 7 &. scu Teacher of FIANO, ORGAN and S10. Particular attention to be- ‘na well as thone wishing to te qualified for . Terms moderate. 1216 Hi et. n.w. “mayan. Im* We FLINN eee S < W. FLYNN, A. ™., 702 Sra St. ». w.— e CLAsK#— Afternoon, 1'to 4; $10 Evening 5 9; 2; SS per wonth, in advance. Latin, Greek, uch, English, Mathematica, Pepmankhip, "Bockkeehie. egbtpelal attention 40 preparation ‘for Colles, Point, “Annapolis, all ‘comretitive czaiainations. 4 Fivate ieasone on moderate term mya MME = ONS. BEENCERIAN BUSINESS QOLLEGE, Con. 7TH AND L Sts. Thorough wh instruction an: and training in Penman- sbip, Bookkeeping, Business pectin, 5 Busivess Calculations, wine paves &e., by the month vel ae vod at any 6. Pleas- = call at ugividual fontructign.” For particu- “ 8 cail at the College office, or yh HENRY 0. APENOER. Principal. RO! 1K LARKOQU: Aa? F st., ware Px an ROQUE, French Instractor, wraduate of versity, Paris. Pri te inatruction in at the Frese Branches and niceties. forms moderate . Summer apd-3m Muza, 2 INSTITUTE, png ag od Pa.—Bo} r quarter; Gir! dente prepared ee Yale or Harvard. class p Primary pupils admitted. Jel’ a M. $1.00 RAZO Bit “Tt shaves with proluptnous ease. Daitey. _**Oannot rite al 8 holdi Aug. P. Warrin. ‘his rei rable a ‘eatraord BAZO) made by it ea fall nary Wade & Butch and. Soneate. eva thin, IINGING DAMASOUS RATTLER! Will ‘split 2, hairor shaves fos wee the slightest touch. 00 and warrguted for 10 p OMBINATION Ho tary ‘and d BELT—combining G. Vinton be excelled for taking a keen 2 Bors sud ita in one, price erivG: BAZAR. cUpBENeS Ontalogne of FIsnING g'rackie, ai AR- CHERY. GUNW REVO! -» free to all. Offic i. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE .. PANY, th 5 fort and. Etiam gett cana cles ve au Bee ae meron hee Hi STORE, sar Sth eth stot opp. U. — MONMOUTH HO ‘They speak for themselves. mars0 a SRS Boca Bree aera ——— OPENS J Be meno a. mySt-im _ Agdres 7,.'C. MALTBY. COAL AND WOOD. M85 TAnN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRING alae open JUNE ldth, 1880. Ou tie siimmit Che Allezhenies, 2, 200 feet above sea level. Nine hours ride. from Washington by Pennsylvania rai 5 sic. Outdeor anecaiene. hunting, fst, riding and if addresa W. Qrivings. , For circulars, terms, ‘TYLER, Sup't. Circulars at Biar office. 229-1m ((o22'S HOTEL, : ISLAND, SURF BATHING, SEB EaNG, SNIPE BHOOTING. ‘This Hotel ie reopened for the reception of Se, —— per day, '@12 per week, per me Route from Norfolk or Ola Point per, steamer Banks to ‘Weanesday and Frage im SPADY & CUBB, Proprietors. a GETTYSBURG = SPRINGS aed Located abont one mile from sbi formally opened June 8th. | The hot tel will der person: nae Mr. and Mrs. PYinglipg, Ww who have had, or Gettysburg, Pa. PA., WHITE SUL- Deiviendcnsiyskatebemnae Opens June 16. Rare mountaia retreat. rims very moderate. Excursion Hckets, address J. W. WHEELER & CO., Newville, Cum- berland county, Pa. “Circulars at ‘the Star office. HERMAN HOUSE. INT, LAKE GEORGE, N.¥. Beautifully situated opposite the Hun- " Paradise, d Black dress WM. A. 8 ‘ist at Glen’s Falls, N.Y. Refers to H. R. Searls, Architect, G. A. Bawyer, U.8.N., 1420 Mass. ave. Circulars at Star office. Send for one. mayl-2m KELEY SPRINGS, W. Va., 701 Manes ow Be £0. 8h axa ‘Ws Meron GES. ‘The merits of Berkeley’ and ite Baths are, Es require no extended notice’ ‘tensive ie Amero anes in mee last season She introduc. tickets tacluding Stans ana | Basse, 86.75. eras cee Darticulare writefor illustrated and aie eerie INO. T. TREGO & BON. ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. GuEAT T NORTH. Ban ROC ETAT, A. 8.1 \TT & SON, my4-8m__ 401 9th st. n.w., Ws D. HE JORDAN ALUM a SPRINGS, ROCKBRIDGE Vi ‘Mrs. M3 coi OLLEY of 4 a‘ Shea on ccs: Spay Be Opened for ‘This isthe finest Hotel So a E450" OF 1880. CL aon visi- ’ Draven mm COAL AND WOOD, to every order. tits Paco | oe, Pa. Ave. street, Potomac . Tapes atte tes of at the very Foret ater We hueure stricdi pore cae th, 240 to the Jo) SON pain office, mull and depot, foot of 1 isth and Of B.w.; 1112 9th st. 2.’ 1418 7th st. n.w.; and 291 Pa.av.s.e. ol N4tTionaL FALB ASSOCIATION. xiut, FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL ana competitors. STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Ofice: 12th and Penns. avenue. nove THE TRADES. Orne public lees informed that the PDEeY is carried = on ae isn araperentcs uae a, Srey rans avons, third floor. Kk AND PRAUZECAL: BOOS Wechingion, De Oo [T= GOLDEN OPPOBTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAIN! ANNUAL CLEARING SALE oF Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. L. MEILBRUN, NQ. 402 7th st. n.w. Siu of: Taz OLD Woman m Worvow. O'T DOOB SPORTS. LAWN TENRIS, ARCHERY GOOD8, oRoguer. A full assortment at low prices. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th st. HORSE poe MEDICINE. ‘MEDIOINE. 8. GBEAT VARIETY THIN COATS, 50 Beane me - Secure VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 14th st. n.w.