Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. — FRIDAY. CROSBY &. NOYES....Edi tor. a Zhe Evening Star hae o regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of ony other daily payer Dudlished in Washington, and equa! to that of all the other daily papers here added to- i ‘Tae Stax has a 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 ews by its own operator from every quarter up to within few moments of going to press. It is the Only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- Seives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leavi ing town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have Tue STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being chsnved as often as desired. The money maust accompany the order in all cases. Double Sheet Star To-morrow.” Advertisers and newsdealers are reminded to Send in their orders early for to-morrow’s double sheet Srak. It will be an unusually at- tractive number, In every way, and those who come first will be best served. ‘The leaders have been ¢ nozen, and party lines are now being formed for the political contest for at least the next four years supremacy In this government. The campaign will be an earnest and probably a heated one. Both par- ties have nominated good tickets, which will unite all the factions of each. The tickets are Rot only good, in a party sense, but from a Patriotic point of view, for, whichever may be elected, the country Is assured of an excelent administration. Each ticket will command the full voting strength of its party, and draw little or nothing from the other. The only elements fiom which recruits can be counted upon are the floating v nd the new voters who have fust reached the age which entitles them tothe franchise, and who are yet unde- termined in which cause to enlist. The new voters con. perhaps, at a rough estimate, from five to seven per cent. of the entire voting Population, sufficient to give victory, very probably, to either side, should the canvass {n- duce them to co strongly one way. The chances are, though. that they will divide pretty evenly between the two parties, with the odds in favor ot republicanism. will count for nothing In this can- up of buncombe and clap- e@ little or no effect in de- the resuit. ‘The letters of acceptance Of the two distinguished gentlemen who are to h other in this contest will have ace upon the voters than any of the ign papers, because they will enun- Clate the principles of each and the policy of government that each would adopt and enforce. This may be truly called the people's fight. Machine politics and machine rule have been overthrown in both parties, and the electors are restored to thelr legitimate power. Both the presidential candidates are honest men, who have «its ished themselves as patriots, and either, we ve, will give us a pure, upright and honorabie administration. Therefore 1s the country to be congratulated. = Another notable andYemtnently satisfactory Tesult of the nominations is the elimination of ‘sectional questions from the pending canvass. Both the candidates for President are devoted tothe union, and have attested their loyalty and devotion upon numerous battle fields. Sectionalism, as a feature of our poilties, 13, there ts reason to hope, buried forever, no mat- ter how the election may result. Upon this, too, the people of all sections are to be con- gratulated. It only remains to hope that the best man may win, and the best principles pre- vail, and, furthermore, that the candidate who is elected may recetve a majority so decisive that there will be no room for a contest over the Tesult, such as alarmed and endangered the country in 1 —\_~ere-—___ There isstill a good deal of anxiety mani- fested to ascertain just what Senator Conkling Proposes to do in support of the republican ticket this year. He has sald he would do as much as the administration will do, which ts construed to mean that unless the civil service orders are withdrawn he will not feel called upon to make any effort for Gen. Garfield. Mr. Conkling always appears to feel as if ail the obligations existing are on the part of the Tepublican party towards him, and that he Owes it nothing, and acts accordingly. ‘The republicans complain that the cities of New York and Brooklyn, with their large demo- cratic majorities, control the electoral vote of the Empire state, and this is generally true. But op the other hand Philadelphia, in point of treet, directs the vote of Pennsylvania. The State of New York outside of the city and of Brocriyn {s republican. and never fallsjto give that party a good round majority. The state ot Pennsylvania outside of Philadelphia {s usually democratic. It fs asserted on the part of both Parties that fraudulent voting and counting ia the cities often give New York to the demo- crats, and the latter declare that the same means employed in Philadelphia cheats them out of a legitimate majority in Pennsylvania. There is, no doubt, some foundation for the charges on both sides, and there ought to be Some Way of correcting the evil by compelling an honest vote and a fair count fn all three of those great cities. Ifonly a few good men of the two parties would take hold of the matter in earnest, they could pernaps rectify the evils complained of, and thus re nove a possible sub- Ject of controversy over the result of the presi- dential election. Some of the repubiican papers are criticising the clergyman who delivered the opening prayer of the Cincinnati convention because of the “partisan hints” tt contained. If he indulged only in partisan hints then was he mild in com- Parison with the reverend gentleman who prayedat the Chicagoconvention. He delivered @ regular partisan prayer, and apparently pro- ceeded upon the assumption that it was the Special duty of Providence to fight the battles of the republican part: ————+<+e--—___- In a republic there are always grave objec- tons to taking a man from military iffe for the head of affairs even temporarily; but the re- Publicans, having twice chosen tor President a Man who had a military record only, are pre- Cluced from opening their mouths ou this point. —_—__+---_____ Read in cold type some of the ear-tickling figures of speech used by the convention orators in placing in nomination their favorite candi- Gate look awkardlyenough. Thus the Phila- delphia News dissects Mr. Dougherty’s capti- vating sentence commending Gen. Hancock as “the soidier-statesman, whose record is as Stainless as his sword.” Says the News: “We hope the eloquent gentleman did not mean just What he said. A stainless sword ts not what a soldier covets; and the record of a stainless Sword is that of an inefficient, worthless soldier, who has achieved nothing, and deserves noth- Ing.” QPECIAL BARGAINS IN OBGANS. Just recei’ sapply of 2 of those celebrated “STA DARD" ‘which I am selling at £48, $5 dows and 85 PREEsou, ¢, ouiTH. 3025-20 QFBING Lear TEA AT 50 CENTS A. FOUND. A fresh lot of this almost indispensable article Dow arriving. SP UBE IT AS ICED TEA.—IT a PERIOR AS SUCH. N. W. BUBCHELL, 1333 F street. eae bt Weight COATINGS, and M425ED DOWN. A OLEABING OUT SALE OF SPHING AND SUMMER CLOTHING WILL BE INAUGURATED AT THE “FAMOUS,” No. 400 7th st _n.w., corner D, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 26rx, 1880, AND CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. FROM THE MARKED PRICE, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FALL CLOTHING NOW IN PROOESS OF MANUFACTURE. Je25-1m [ZBcHaNTs’ AND MINERS’ TEANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. Salling days from Baltimore—Every WEDNES- DAY ahd SATUBDAY. at pn », rom foot of Bycar's Wharf, (near foot'S. Gay at from New York—Every WEDN ebay and SAT- URDAY, sonst} m., from Pier 49, East River, (near foot Clisitor Elegant | passenser accommodations. Lowest rates frelieht guaranteed: Rates of passaee—First clase, $5, incinding meals and stateroom berth. terse, €2, meals, if d:- r meal pera. L. HUGGINS. gts, (Boston Wharf.) pe BALTIMOKE, ‘ Je25-1y. Bier 49, EAST RIVEIG N.Y. HaAxcece HK HAT NOW BEADY. WILLETT & RUOFF, je24-lw 905 Pennsylvania ave. STORE'S SUMMER TOURS T° MARTHA'S VINEYABD, BOSTON, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MT. DESERT. A Tour of Over 1,000 Miles To NANTUCKET, NEW YORK, ay SEWOuE MARTHA’S VINEYARD, NEW BEDFORD, 815.35. NANTUCKET, 25. MORE VARIETY IN@TRAVEL, HEALTH, vu AND PR Oe ee poe ATRIP TO THE GREAT ISLANDS OF THE ATLANTIO OCEA) ONLY 819.50 TO WHITE MTS. AND RETURN. Leaving July 7, 19, 20, 31, 22. TE eS ae GUID) WITH COMPLE’ ERE. E, LD pe tot Ln ace on 13th st. and Pa. sree nor th st. and and Botomse Fe & , Washin; ton, Brest vem rpucnne, BAGS AND SATOHELS. IMMENSE STOCK. POPULAR PRICES. opular ¥actory and Warerooms, 425 Seventh street, East side, adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hall. TRUNKS, Xc., repaired and covered by first- class workmen. je24-1m Fo CASH ONLY. Until JULY 10th, we will sell OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODB AT ACTUAL COST, FOR CASH ONLY. Full line of FANCY GOODS much below regular prices. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, Je24-2c2p Nos. 681 and 623 D st. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER ae ‘OB BEAT—Unfurnished FLOOR, 427 9m st. SALE—A three-story PAESS BRI Tm] |OUBE NoW OPEN — ‘LL. ry, MD. Fe 325-20" Figiit bet vannit, ror reget | Coen co" HOURS Sov, Ores socstain Ce open J a TE desirable BOOMS, partly fur- 3 aa 5) Gare tren SA Bes ip all its appt WwW eT Tegistered FEA abet a at cst office.” +» Va. <0 SR x 0 Yorn ete Fai 3 Teferences, corie Oonnectiaut ove. and Let Foca Ta eee, ro rom Sp § Nand ; | SEASIDE, BOARD —Reasonsbie Boar and A EEE ANTED: Two, intelligent YOONG LADIES | yeas 2 ri pig Foe fa (ae ag Se Sbeucten itaated Sitnte Be yante oe quntiser ioe Tpsttions,, with reteren a! Faz RENT “SRIOK HOUSE. seven rooms a oy Pisearh off refused. | dreee Bex Bul, Atlantic Oty Nod. M43 ‘inutes by steam care from ANTED The adda ofsome one mE ime io eod tenant” Oo ARES ee aoe TisFe bw. | VICTOIA COTTAGE, saxo Luxe N.2, Stay or Fria s cnanned fone ones Je36- — _ h. 3 rit une, 12 ae ? waa 5B. BO Bet wwe sae FER Epon a eer : RENT, Sir-roqm BRIOK, Tih st, totem | JOB RENT—Bx R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Surf EI CCRANAND LAKE. noe of fd te ait. Sow? a mR vu 8th on tetwecn ng and i0a or Bord Tent 820 per mouth in advance. air a spelt, Brat Eerkre Acgrr anp Avevionems, | {11 Drives. Table and accommodations iret ieee feat, Somer mam an p.m. Eee references. 25-2 “it ER BOaR BREW Yo! ANTED—A WHITE GIRL, to, fats care a i RENT One two-story BRIOK TOuaE Ty See ee means: MANSt0N House, sppresone, va, | S'ire BARESER, ais ie mn tno Horn Sr. W “chitaven and Eat tn eeem ty F sta mz all modere improvements, 8 rovnn, —_— is open for Summer Boanere. Vebiclea ‘RENCE, Proprictor as can give best reference need inquire. “ols sty os ae signer ‘mouth. Tnauire of yO SETTT ONE, 228 rermenihe ka for boarders, a __imammeatag® pn Pang to i ihe leading jens eo ee a gn BE yy nF BRI 1c e 10 Wea A responsible pertyenord a Fe Sar a ‘Three- eee. SE Tae ae (CAPOR SP SPRINGS AND BAT! I poe abiath racine on every floor without eo. during summer, nominal SiS if desired. Re- repair Apply 464 es ao Lithia Waters.) forencea vivens’ Address “Heliabie," Stat cmos | nearly opposite Oly Hair deus" a BIRE COUNTS, WEST Yi! RAND UNION HOTEL, WANTED BI, middle-aged sctiled woman, a RENT A very desirable three-story Brick yen from MAY 18 TO OCTOBER 18, G SITUATION as a Cook, gna ‘to assist in wash- Dwelling HOUBEin north: © Pa of city Waters, Fic iniron, and s fine ing and ironing, st No. court, between 6th or 880 per month. Tnguire of Or . Ne HOM he White sa Sapheeie in theneieuborhood ce SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. and 7th and H and I streets n.w. Onn be seen for Touret imming pool of Mineral Water three d ti OR BENT=Te9 ‘commanioating nee tos ae Suited tee itecticcateone ANTED Three or four Unfurnished ROOMS, nd floor. for family of three. within ten punutes wal walk of of Willara’s. cen imaprovercni. be permanent. Address offices ee a eee WV are 2974 000 ‘COOK ana ace too id Address SE, Maseachusetta ave. Sea Wass POSITION as Shirtand Collar Cutter: best of references given. Address O , Star office. Je24-2t* WANIED_EDILDING to do by day or on tract; small cash payments; on k time or month] payments. Mlnrees DUALONE Star office, or 12 W3s TED—By a responsible party a PIANO, Upri cht preferred.) st anominal rent Ad- dress Star office. Je24-30" ANTED—To | Rext—Immediately, a STOREROOM, CELLAR or BASEMEN for mechanical purposes, either north or northw: tern tection. Address Hox 114, Star office. Je24-3t* ANTED—To Poncwase—A small CIGAK or CONFECTIONERY 00d loca tion; must be cheap; state lowest cash Price, Ad- dress Box 108, Star office. Je23. ‘ANTED—For eos HARRACKS, WASHING. BAKER. Miust come welt Fecotamended: APPIY. to. Commianina Office: 3023-3 Wann ill give $25 cash for a = FOsITIOR ‘4s conductor on a street car references elven if required. Addreas Grodan Star office. 1023. Bea MEETARY BOUNTY LAND WaR- HANTS, Soldiers’, Homestead CLAIMS, and all kinds of Cate 1 Berih for race paid. AM J. JOIN: Taw. iRoom in ta Droit Sulidiane ANTE! Pre fo fee SERVANTS; sorte, boys girls 8 coun! PRIGE & ¢ oo. Jel0- RELIABLE t VANTS | of all Sian MB TRESSES for city and 26 F st. n.w. 0. E. 5-65" FOR SALE. Fee SALE For \850—A blooded MORGAN HORSE, owner having no use for him. Can’ be seen at 723 7th street Dw. Je2t-2t* Forse. Fine, stylish BAY HORSE, 16 hands high: cutie, prompt driver aid fine ri aa ble for any purpose, be seen Hi9 7th at. Seaa-ate Fu crs sa very fine RIDING MARE and a quick driver; suitable for I stand anywher ppl ay; wt 1258 sth et- or4and6p 1 m. Je24-2t” Fe SALE—Just arrived, 16 ead of HORSES, from Wertern Maryland; 00d perks Saddlera and draught horses; ail guarai fee, CHAMPLIN & HIETEONS Stable, 211 11th st. p.w. je24-3t* Fe SALE—Two new Centaur BIOYCLES, halt Bickel plated, 50 and 62 ineh. eh One secc Second-hand Saas Allin Boa One ‘han Me-tnch good condition. Inquire 1 th i cet ae ee ‘OR SALE—16 head of HORSES spat arrived from Rockingham county, Va, ; 2 Sad- @le Horses and one Bay Horse, 5 ears old : can trot in 2:50. Lady can di Also: 2 Coupe Horses. SOHN SIMMONS Btable, No. 311 12th st. n.w. Jels ‘OR SALE Siz HORSES; fgur very fire young Ftd sound: twe ood yonkers hte Fine Side-Bar Surrey WAGON, BUGGY. and handsome PHASTON with and shafts. “Also, fine LANDAULET OABRIAGE. em makers. DOWNEY’S Btables, ane et inp) a erchasig or ae me, ‘asl have a = All io WI DOWNEY, Jel yeas owr 388 THE peeve Re Ok pur- Des at BIDNEY . NIMMO'B. 110 ioe 4 Fes tock of New me Second- Perr GARRIAGI ot me best make and finish, euch aa T and (001 on aoa floor bat hot and Sold waters order or Que fzalshed é moderate. 220 Bat. 1. Ott rocm; rent modera W., Dear Hall. jesse ‘OR RENT—STORE with back Room, No. 1727 ‘7th st.n.w. Rent $15. Inquire No. 03 ith at. nw. sent ‘OR RENT—One three-; to nine rooms, basement all modern im: provements; Toome fresco patted: House Wa, G22 dst. n.w. Inquire No. 403 7th st_n.w. je24-8t Fe RENT—HOUSE 1306 H at. n. modern, puprovementa. | Rent 810 a ae Inquire L. 406 9th et. n.w. Keys at Grocery cor- har ristiea ‘and H sts. n.W. je24-3t OR one HOURES No. ae Sete xas. water and bath. JAMES a ‘STO! E, No. 1100 7th st. n.w. es -3t Fa RENT—Jcry 1, 1880-4 delightfally-located FRAME HOUSE oi jexe, Hill, containtnur with cellar, 8 odes wweter, 7,500 feet of j SetOk HOUSE, FR Le threes PICK HOUSE, 907 Juodern improvements, 00d neiatiboghood and within er squares of font street R.R. Apply 909, next door. Je2s-: OR BENT—One, two, three or four ae catiffy unfurnished o1 ly furnished;ROOMS. Sater on same floors. | Kent low to ood parties. 1. W. poecste Je24-3t RE: cg two: == BRICK DWELL- Fe TSGt No Tae oun so Mes Wee ean eS #30. aif modern inprovemonta and consesiont tS Tusiness men in the center of the city. reve pext So0r 'OR BALE OR RENT—My RESIDENG. Fe ee st.n.w. THOS. (©) FULLERT om AS TOR ze Ro. Tips Tot aah ae a i . MARI sa at. ns awe out Fee. RENT — oT ROOMS, Say located; modern conveniences. No, 1! ae Kat SOR RENT, AND BALES: oF PROPERTY, PRI- i aregmeys iaaued t the office of Je23-3t* No. 1811 14th VATE AND AT AUCTIO: on the Ist and 15th of evei antic & THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th et. n.w. ‘OB RENT_A fine RESIDENG! st., bet. N st. and Rhode Islan eee oe laundry, bath room, Fa re responsible parties only, HOUSE Mi Met. o. ¥., 8 rooms and summer kitehon, vely and if you want it call sarly at SouNeON'SG Gallery, 809 Penn. ave. —_je23-1m* OR RENT—Handsomely Furnished ROOMS, with or without BOARD. No. ant Ya Nermont ave. OR BENT Tucntys seven acres of == PASTURE, adjoining Soldier's Home, with two entrances ‘from 7th street. Apply Cae a teh Fe RENT—To GENTLEMEN. = = nished communicating Ri OMe pleasant loca- sons puree wo eroands munch: at es ‘m. or oe Tent oe aoa 1st—Very hand- some, neat and moderate-sized, well-furnished in Weat 1, own naval officer To a careful tenant, rent Avely at 1312 12th st. n.w. ‘OR SALE Bight tro story, 6 room aonsER low. with modern ovens half square from Bureau of Engraving and Prii cash pay- ment, and 820per month. cap yttuny BONE, No. BS SENT A st.se., BRICK we 12 all modern improvements; elegant foraihed ‘and in exoellont repair. Inquire of W: ICPYNOHEON, Architect’ |. 8. Oap- itol. al 4h ‘OR RENT—No. 620 B st 30; No. 458 Fiice ne aye. als: Sie net em pHOUSES Mutesvaewe Jeld-3w. D.w., #even rooms and modern conventences. Rent $20 per month. “only eink 6th n.W. PLT Se a Tioga Toca and Hhode Islaud ave. n.w. jell-Im Fos ne Gots DWELLING. No. 1882 19th st., opposite I make no charge to landlords for advertising their property, an keep it before the public con- eee poh many ts the finest building sites in the city jouses in Ga Sree at aed from am 000 to 305,000. Now is B. O. SPR Jeld 10th and E sts. n.w. FO BENT 1703 T st., Troom cottage... =815 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.850 per mo. 1303 F st. n.w.,10 rm. brick, mod.im... 75 per mo. 1110 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 86 Ist st., Georgetown, 10 rm. brick,m.i.. 25 per mo. 1719 B.1. ave. n.w., 151m. brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, Mod. im.erse. 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” ‘New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & OG., 1223 F street n.w. ct Sho Po Tt ANE B: ent of Second N: w., Baset = tional Bank Building, "°"4 N* Reaw EsTaTE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. HOUSES wales ated FOR BALE in all parts of the city on easy te LOANS ‘NEGOTIATED WITHOUT DELAY. RENTS COLLECTED. 3e12-3m_ Femsnsu Borie inp aecacece Ack STATE AN! Al GENT, ‘Mutual Fire Ins. Bi 9th ; Oth et and Pa. ave. nw. miees Nos. 509, ; Sad and Sk Lith st. sw. R.w. 10th sta. 0. Improved and gai Puimproved ‘Property in all sections of the city. nt Lot 01 . bet. 9th and 1 anise Vacat Lote in Uniontown, D.C. 1B RENT- F° THE OOROORAN BUILDING, Orrostra U. 5. Tezasuny, 15TH STREBZ. —for Busit stor ary too oes, Stn raion fo. W Wats an Dark rooms for panire of the kalo i id MONEY TO LOAN. T° “Sidwey on neat ESTATE, In Sums To Svrr, At6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. ba 2 HOLTZMAN, Jell Oth and F ste. n.w. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON sear ESTATE. 25, 000, 10, 000, $5,000, 82, ou 00 ses, #3 85,000, our 000, 8 ig gel 8, be wanted: low. ae a Ww. my29 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANOES. OR 8 4 SAcRIFICE—One of the Dee es Tocated BC ‘STORES in the First Ward for or Feed Stor ‘Will be sold cheap if split cs this week, “Address Box 10. Star oftice. ‘OR SALE — 500 barrels of best ee as MENT. Inquire B. J. GOXLE & O0.. No. 1400 New York ang e241 200—A ny lady or gentleman advancing the ae SUM at once, advertiser will willingly return $240 in three weeks time, and een security to Extension Tops, J np Seat it Mansion. All modern fhe value of three times the amoua! BERT H. GRAHAM, Mo in, plumbing and Nosting onseaee 410-416 Sth st., betwoon D and Ei.w. fasion brary, al umbing and besting: contains | arpia, Btar office jeu ate Repairing promptly attehded to. myii . bathroom, closets, kitchen, aundey Lu NEGOTIATED ON LIFE AND_EN- Heriot crime tee att | LAS uRN TURaae BEE (ore LOST AND FOUND. cate, wood inantios, tiled hearths, ke. Apply a | er ORO. Oo Mar D, ot. "Bae! 608, «ST—A Gold CROSS and OHARM with Jady's head on it, going from comer H and ist st tothe Deaf and Dumb Institution. a Hberal Te- ward will be given if returned to 221 34 st s.w. 1t* ee rsey: Ta quae fone zany aa SOARF of three sprays set with pearls. Tc very piitoral ‘reward if left at Star office. Je25-2t Litres tate and Tan TERRIER: gus- wers to the name of ‘Tobey "' Mc- Lean on Coe Liberal reward’ is return ees48 HAMMOCKS, LARGEST SIZES, WHITE $2, COLORED 82.25. SENT BY MAIL, POSTAGE 50c. - B. H. STINEMETZ, Harter, Je24-3t 1237 Pa. ave, next tocor. 13th at. Fst FRENCH ORGANDIES, tae 2, CENTS PER YARD. We unters thie morning our whore 61 STOCK Ott PRINTED FRENOH ORGAN- DIEB at 280. per 5 Seales of our FRENCH MOMIE otors amines aualty Jit PRENCH PRINTED PERCALES ‘Beautiful eS Chaba 20 and 25c. FRENCH JACONETS 1234: end 63c6 3,000 yarda Pact Gulored CAWNS Sorae d and Qheck WHITE PIQUE 1 D yard F: NEN TANS 1: roe many other pres GOODS eq cheap, as we wish to close then out in the net for “G8 ONE PRIOE IN PLAIN FIGURES. pIYZ,2EB OxNT. Discovst rom Casa ox THe AY OF SALE. . M. SHUSTER & SONS. yers-st = 919 Penna. QTL ON DECK WITH SUG. Rew York and Pattadeipnta Brands.) Grattlted, for. $1 05 dered 10. tbe. fo f Sadana oe “off A”or “‘B”, ite Sugar, 11 tbs. Tor. Light Brown Surar, 12 lbs. f0F. TEAS. [nie els Oolong, Imperial, Japan, English pra Fast, etc.,—ail wrades—prices guaranteed a8 a8 any house south of New York. COFFEES. lochs, Java, Maracaibo, 1: consi ryra and Rio, at fered. Our Gottees re always fr Se alee of the fineat grades that can be pro Good Hossted io, 6 ibe Yor 81 SYRUP: ‘Goods, Renate free from glucose; rere eral hice Maple Syrup, per gallon. ccesssesese.-..Q1.30 Bo org nn reine Orleans \alwayson hand, our” Cores, Minnesota tata Process; Sterling, Min- :,Golden Hill, family: Swiss LUNCH Scene OC aeery, description sie Beef, Turkey, ‘ete. ; Shadi Base » Lobe Eesing Sins a ate, = eee SAUCES AND PIC dU ate a8 mere Sane i aprae SELECTED FHUTTS snd the eanat youR SortER SR io pains aed py s good supply of Aheee i important snail bottle Sf 2b cents for Boni purpose mae In fact, we give our undivided attention to the FAMILY rape, a feat he ttle. ot PAMlLy aur. we renee Baie Si nee rypeol oa custo: sa pok entirely eattded with Their purchagss Y=? ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Gacoza, 504 Oth street, bet. E. and F. (WHITE FBONT.) Fe GENT-STORE No. 216 10th st., between Pennsylvania ave. and Wholesale market, suit- able for commission, feed and Sower, grocery or eee aieinees: Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. Fe BENT—Large ana. ey furnished ROOMS: and pleasant, at 13: D.W., 80U! er ee very ‘mucderate for the a KR SALE—AT A Bancarx—Beautiful BUILD- Bx ain ef 7 1G LOTS corner 4th aud O ste. .¢., facing 10th st. Jed ot avenue snd beautiful pate. | Aigo, net Corner 1éth and Q sts. n.w. Inqui oe » DW. my2t7-! COUNTRY BOARD. R_RENT—To gentlemen onlg—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROOM. No other | QUNTRY BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY, | and no children. ‘Terme mod: 1210 9th at. of A “G. “ORHORN, Postmaster Belskiwant De a scsi 5 i mmodious HOUB! Fe press st, brick x 16 Toot front B og Cae BOARD—At Hazlewood Saar ns near near Soran eee of- plgtsant mountain location, good Boo prlee €1,500. dare of JAMES Q. B abade and excellent Board, Rensaa loge "ABE fat | 821 Pennsylvania ave. myisan" SUMMER BOARE-Ta Gena Vn gus tg arian ears Ea MI ina pleasan Washington and Olio ‘Kelimad, he ay tora: ing, and por BEDEOOMB. 554 jon, mountain air wa vanis ave., oor. 434 sualiloee Fell ventilated, “A ‘Address ATYORNES. Hagen, joun ¢0-, Boor ON FARM North BT Cte BOARDING. a, via lenandoal alley rai RENT—ROOMS, furnished and unfurn- E Ohio railroad! severe aes Son Re Tahieds at 4 S16 am ana S18 Indians ave. Board Write for circular. ©. M. OASTLEMAN, Castle- | 815. SARAH Je25-Lwe man’s Ferry P. O., Clarke county, Va. Jeal-1m ESIRABLE EOOMS — Permanent, Transient CQENTRY BOAED—At Barnesville, Ma_on Me- | hf, 82d Day BOARDERS accommodated at 108 Waahipetons eae ie ga a ee Jel9-im* Mns, E. L RIDGELY. ‘ure air an le. ress RENT—Wi Barnesville, Md. GHYDE, roma 2 La | On fet cocoud abe third Avoes. Tere ae Droit Building, Washinwion, D-O Sele.” | io eS acer te Aes Bs Jel0-dwe 5 PER WEEK—ScmMen BoaRp oN SOUTH IVER—House plain, but comfortable. Abun- dance of fruit, fi-h orstors apd crabs. Location ely: Address D. W. HIGGINS, An mpoiis, TNERAL SPRING, East eae CHUROE, Farr: MUS is Va.—On. * coming dale farm.” dices Mee may26-1m* PROFESSIONAL. Opens. ‘Say Terms 8 Sopot co convey snes For particulate 1 IE, TREMONT HOUAR offers wood Teint srd: for 8 mag eat pet Tae ‘ho ee x etl ft Clase, and coolest location in the cites sit Mibetaneh HOUBE, cor. 15th and I sts. ble ROOMS with BOARD ; also T, to -2m* Mas. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. PSE LOOHTEL HOURE, 612 0th st-n-w.. isone of (the cosiest and best. conducted ‘scormmo- novid Fee, SURGER health and longevity. i ‘others (OE. —The Dan a 3 Br 0. d WATERS | Yormeriy of pas Fi i ap3-5m JB: WEISEN BORN, Dentieg, removed to 410 1108 oe fet aa, fiona on the! al Teta st Prices. Bx- No. 726 147m ‘Store. Ni- ceeeu FOB THE FOUSTSH JULY. FIRE WOBES, tux Best Mar. OHINESE LANTERNS, ‘FLAG3, Aut Sires. sO different style ae ctzlte of CELLO REE Sc CARRIAGES, ‘Market Price. Ci. RUPPERT, 403 7th st. n. PERSONAL. uy LIBBEY will remain in Washington a short time. Any of his old customers wanting to buy & Watch cheap can see him by leaving words atarax store corner 7th and F sts. Wik Tze, THE oe WHO TaiaTFD AT ton Light Infantry Corps' Fair Taig Secretary Far Committee. W.. Bey Waaentes cot mer has Wee ID, Btore, orca to corer pe neeeiee eet oe Sear a ta eae ed Almay in bore eaeee police les ee Oat. 4 p.m. oe i Ss June 22, eae OR SRUR=DEUG STORE FIXTUR! es catery Inquire GHEEN & gaponn 38, 000 Ste MOBTGAGE BONDS OF a FAIR GROUNDS 5 ASBOCTATION FOR SALE all in BN ; senile bo ban offers for sale, thi Bankers, E1G! CCitponds or the Fair Gro fee secured by ee mortgage on perty of said Association, ing & portion of he pe save thou- tand dollars of such bonds, seonred ga on pro which cost over one hundred and twenty thousan gollars, They have five years to run, and bear Tee eM ate of six per cent per aiinum, pay- able 1a! and Ist November o jeia'ct SM GALT President. ‘OR BALE—A sa of LOTS, 20x100, near Fatr gro wants to FEE Owne (Goll at halt price. Sy ee eave thocity and wilt of JAMES j. BROWN, 321 Pa. ave. n.w. jel4- a aoe OR EXCHANGE—For ate cumbered cit bl OoUNTEY P PLACE, 5 @ miles tro ypitol by rail OF Suldings of very scl pon, atardy dy vineyandss of eves siade trees, bath tubs, el. Address ae D., soe oe SALE— Beautiful FARM of 52 aaa 536 miles from Oenter od for health, and dala ally” altasted. aurp i Gi fruits of f alt ind ds an. Pen n ice, with il cents out pulling rt clan. tt aan Groen eo. ee ta "also, Money loaned on the sams OE FOLTONs tons Office. 3 my7-10w* ~ BOOKS, &c. ‘CHOICE COLLECTION OF SARE OLD ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS, From Faepesicx Kerret, NEW YORK AND LONDON, Now on Exhibition. TAPLEY'S PATENT SELF-INDEXING LET- TER AND INVOICE FILE, ‘The most convenient and useful File made. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BooxsToRE, Jel9 911 Penn. ave. EW BOOKS eed SUMMER BEAD- Ee ee tings ti id the. Se Ne 0 Ar Ee meliaioon, a je10 “i = 475 Pa. ave. n.w. S| Te NEW EDITION or LIPPINOOTI’S PEONOUNOING GAZETTEER or THE WORLD. Just published and for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BuccEssons TO Monum Baos., myl 2025 Pa. ave., cor. 11th at. QUE DooR sronrs. LAWN TENNIS, < CROQUET. WH. BALLANTYNE & SON, wert, 20 and 25c. up. Mey'atinen § from Tec.ah area mpwards.” Straw Bats at. ELBY. th oF pleasure the traveler need not 0 nen diseases for which these waters are now 8o¥elebrated are too well kuown to print here. First floor chambers, re. $58 per, month, eccona Son r chambers $49, third floor chambers a2; children and colored servants pak white, iree-fourths. the week, $12 to $1 Len than a day from Baltimore and Washington. Nice ight, airy fares, ne stages or Paniphlet sud water call ou W.8. Thompeop, 703 15th et., Warhingtop, D. 0. Music, 7th New York Ravinent Band. Fishing, Posting, riding and driving. Hunting in season. enreion tickets: ae BS& office. jea7 tm on tH SALE. Proprietor. W*23,,09 TT OCEA iy local this b’ st of'all summer resorts. for ret and Te re + lake, tion. Terms, moderate. Address, Mra. An Redwsy, northwest corer Webb aud Central 9 nuee, Ocean Grove, N.J. Jel OTEL COLUMB: HOTE™ OSES Beaten N. 3. FRED E. FOSTER, Manager. Qrean, Biver and Lake Bathing, fea = 01.) ND Be Sailir; ‘NOW OPEN Bosra per day, accordinx to location of room and number of perscns waite 81-00 to per mont Bo to £0 8) ntracts with fami. hes and. parties Duniberme over 7 pereoueatttet rater. Round trip eket from: Washington to Ori: hey $8, Kood till October Jelg- JONES & PARKER, Props. M joenns OT thi LEONARD- iow ready for summer auents. Balt water bathing, boating, fishing, crabbing, pins, orca billards, all free of charge. morquitces. Steamers to and from Washington Terday children aon TMs s, ifbrie a, 81.50 per day; children and nurees of MOORE. ORA HOUSE, AURORA PRESTON » WEST VA.—This deli pork oy miles from Oabiand. oer 00 feet above tide, delicious air, con ite, Spring water, Se be open ones nwil devote my whole attention to yo Comfortable earri carriage will convey from ani references sven. - Communieations rom se saa eae Puor. Pigs Hous ae BERKELEY, PRIN: ts now Oren. me ten No Chatwes 82.60" aay $10 per week, herd fonth; servant, mala enildren ‘hal farther information address BLES Circulars at if price. For GREEN, ‘Star office. nd Proprie OSeaStan 8 FFOPHHC MEMEEBEMAGOG HOUSE, Newson, Tiacnifoeyt view, of the lake and mountains, ewig a ated odaten 400 guest es aver day, $10 to wo @ ir . gues per dan, rR oct gues SON, Manag TLANTIC HOTE: SoEAR CITY, MD. Mill open for the neagon of 1880 on. JUNE, 23, largely, increased facilities, for the accommodation of guests. A hand- some addition, com 100 rooms, ew I houses and a pavilion for dancing, are recent improvements. Eminent musical ‘alent se- cured for the season. Terms—82.90 per das, 810 nd $12.50 per week. circulars apply at’ this ethos 8, BECKWITH, Ohief Olerk, or to JOHN TEAOY, Proprietor, Ocean City, Md." jel2-2m HE SEASIDE NOTEL, MY ny Okan CITY, MD. fae roy om yards, i hace sun- gayscxcerted) rom B Baltimore and Washington, via Hand Fant astern Hhore Steamboat Ors ; foot of South st.. Baltimore, at the Btar office, or write to th. "Proprictars 61m” ° 8.9. MASSEY & 00. ere WATER BATaIR MARSHALL’ a by any place on lower fahteg i of boats Tor gi guesta ora tree, gl Si oO per aay 810 Be, ee es ty Norfolk pec ies. rill be met at Piney Point Myer . MAHSaALL, Proprietor. EASON OF ase: STOCKTON HO" Ci MAY, N. eee ES DUFFY, (of Contipenta: ee tel, Philadelphia, )'Sup"t and General Manager. OPENS JUNE 19. Resaiers Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON HASSLE, Peater pore: —Our have the use RESS & CAPE MAY, = 3 norEne st Fj a sag Hl OF management, greatly altered, and improved. Particulars aim a, , application Ecionbade fe toed Ph Phi tindaDhia oF of SMfark Hassier's Celebrated ove Manto be Hd. 28. CRUMP Of the Colonnade, ‘Hotel, “Pusledslphins Ps rie jel- pa a a Terms—81.50 BO per. per a for thtulee as Potomac steam will be mé Roe Point wha a, 7 aling an sg Dania for eal & BO: Pier Pointe O..8t. 8 00., Md. Ebert, Q-M.@. 1, aie, Washington, Stae wae BEACH AND 5! 10, teat MONMOUTH HOUSE ae ACH HOUSE. OARLTO} OPENS JUNE i5ru. my3l-Im_ _ Address L. U. MALTBY. LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. Beautifi Bntatak gl ‘ite bing fan. Mountain : the Earsdine Be re. Good Good > the rooms, table, extensi 5 feline. Sa pero sence eae hacen Ovens supe 2 oS For rooms, terms, Sa ee See eek Meee ae A. Rawyer, U.8.N., 1420 Mass. ave. = Sotouiats st etat once” Send for one. mayl-2m RO Saat Roni wore as miled wrest from Winchester, Ve. KERIDG: ‘This favorite Summer bas been Dp Mit ME, 3. OOLLEY of the Hamilton House, an will be opened for. guests on the Ist Ji ountains of Viewinis for real comforts and ploase Or Ure., itis farniahed with spring and hair 3 ‘throughout, and “with fine lswus, ball-room, ‘Two daily mails to all points. For pamphicts giving fold ply at ‘pamp! ‘SPI ait ee GEAson OF 1680. : GHT HOUSE, a BEI e748) - feat ‘Terms reasonable. Send for otrouiar. iobib-6m_ WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. OrEx ror THE Season. Jed-f, m,w,26t HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. M7: KINEo HOUSE, MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE. The favorite resort of Northern Maine for sports- {ink Co DENSE te Sertitange Fer qecuiare drees uperintendent, as above, or c ERY & 00., 106 Btate st. Boston. wy <uaeaneel HALUM sEnswes, va — AR SaHety of waters, mountain air, SRD, Music. Special rates by Ws Riow h. reion tickets via B. & O. KR. Re Gir: culars at Star office: or address A. J. Proprietor. U'aEt STATES HOT: LARGEST. Tye. 4 MILANTIO eld im* now open for the peasoh of wv. wHtTREY Mapager THOS. CHASE, MORGAN, Musical Director. Persons deairine {o.etiae rooms will address 4e2-c0,tyd ance” sia pwex POINT HOTEL, ST. MARY'S OOUNTY, Manriamp, Shame teatarene mylene’ || SOR: TRAVERS. e The hotel has oval Just been furnished and supplied with every convenience for the comfort of quests, and isa first-class Summer Home for families. “T per day, 810 week and Der MONLR. Bpectal arreneeamente made for tics. Daily communication with Washington, Baltimore and Norfolk by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake aud Jane loneley. For further information address Maus. JO8. TRAVERS, Piney Point, St. Mary's Go., Ma. AN HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA.—On main aneet Pane ait, Aa tect deka sea level. Nine hours’ ride from Wash ipeton. “Open ail the gear Capacity 400, Strictly firet-class. obtain Diglit'e rest and a Gaslisht view of matchless teens tain scenery. Health and pleasure seckers find reech eo wood Amen J and hunting, aud ae and it beauty, Xo mosquiltos iret-clase niusle. For circulars, terinay ete. ad ie Siyrerintendent. Circulars may be found at the Evening Sta: fice. my 20m —$——————— ris, ‘OUNTAIN ag a | rage! 7 SERINGS. PA., will open JUNE Mth, M scener; valuable Toeicinal Sprinw water, combine t reader it attractive Dealth and plessure-scekers, Elnewnt cottanee | i rent ina park of rare beauty. Quideor amusements, hunting, ishing, viding ad For circulars, Sup't. Circulars at ory office. m29-im. jOUSE, End of Vi " (LARENDON Hi . ; : ea ATL. gw myit-an yaaa — 5. LIPPINCOTT: LADIES’ GOODS. DOUGLASS’, ‘Oth street, St. Cloud Buiding. ONE CASE . CHEMISE, THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED, Prick, 25 Cents. Other Garments in proportion. DOUGLASS’, Je24 Oth street. Seed STYLES FOR SEA SIDE. GHORN, LECH OUCH AND BsbES Ee USCAS. SATAL HATS, CHIP, Large assortment, we Siaialie J. P. PALMER'S, 2107 F ate. n. . Be atten to all millinery X._B. Personal attention given liner i: ©- 4. MEssER, ia. ieee ne ivania ave., up stairs. a IMPORTATION Sar PATTESE BONNETS AND FINE MIL- LINERY GOODS. Point de Rose, Duchesse, g Spanish and Laces. New effe rus ‘Kid and Thread Gloves, and a beautiful Tick CHAN, oUake “Fanci UPRIGHT. 8. patent Raresins tn Fisnosand Organs which have for rent at greatly reduced MPianae and Organs for, reo _ [ANOS. Ne 1d Becond Siren makers, at V. BECHEBR’S, 907 @ st. n.w. ular Tuning, snd Revels done — aw. a,