Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1880, Page 2

THE Stan ‘s connected! with the wires of the Ns- onal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these axeucies ean therefore be availed of in sending to THE STAR Gdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the dsy free of charwe. These facilities sre s great conve- Bience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tue Stas. =a ~ Persor: ng town for the season, and Sum- id have Te Stam mailed to them, postpaid, for ifty cents per month, the address being chanwed ss often aa desired. The money mnust accompany the order in all cases. ‘The vile odors which rise from the streets and alleys in various parts of the city are pretty convincing surface indications that the work of street cleaning and garbage gathering 1s not being properly attended to. This 1s no time to be fooling with the germs of diseas Se ee It will be a disgrace to the city It the perpe- trators of the late Infernal outrage in Smithsonian Park are not all s Severely punished. Hanging would be none too mnuch for the brutes din tt. People gen- erally do not think that punishment too ex- treme for colored men in such cases. The fact that these offenders are white makes the mat- ter all the worse, and entitles them to even less Jenlency than would be awarded to a negro un- der like circumstances. cotton crop of the United S ate is shown’ est reports, to be in an excellent conil- unless some unfavorable 201 unex- pected blight shall come be larger than that of last 51 it is seareely to be apprehended now that any damaging Visitation, either in the shape of bad weather or insects will affect thecrop. The yletd of last of dollars into the cotton t has been an ady visible on aire g crop, following In every hand. immediate add to the improveme: and the section will enter upon the prosp: been enjoyed for more than a year in the north. Gen. Hancock ts advised by some of his party papers and leaders to make his letter of accept- ance very short, and to limit hts utterances for the campaign to the few paragraphs that letter may contain. There is such a thing, no doubt, asa presidential candidate too muc! but almost necessarily public questions will arise which call for some expression from the men who administer the government for four years. Even the most bitter enemfes of Mr. Tilden could ni e bis prospects by a too tree use of his tongue or Pen. He is giv keeping his own counsel, but in he fe d upon to write a letter defining his policy in regard tosoathera claims. One objection m ed to Hancock’s @lection is that he f= a military man, and there- fore it w appear to be not only politic. but ‘Wise, that he showld make known his views upon the leading questions affecting civil ad- ministration. d views upon such ques- Uons would tend to remove the objection made to him because of his military tralning. Gen. Hancock may be able to deflne the polfey he Intends to pursue, in the event of his election, in a brief letter of acceptance, but the people Will want to know something of his ideas of government in order to contrast them with those of his opponent. —$_§_<-—_____ By the hanging of Chastine Cox in New York the community ts weil ridofa All the circum- s0 to show that the crime lary should should be made a capital Offence, or at least punishable by imprison- lent at hard labor for life, with all power for Pardon removed. When a villato enters a house at night to commit robbery he means and is Prepared to commit murder, if necessary to Carry out his purpose, or to avoid arrest Ordetection. He ts a much more dangerous Member of soclety than a persoa who Kills snother in an outbursi of passion, and should be treated accordingly. ——__—__++-_____ al interviews 1s upoa uw: canvass progress3s t Party organs are be- ms With the views of captains, and even sstme fn the most positive terms to tnform the public how the various doubtful states will vote, and what will be the Tesult Of any given election. The fact that Many of these polXical prophets were never heard of outside the neighborhood fa which they happen to lWe does not, in the estimation Of the party organ, detract from the value of thelr “views.” Their assertions are trequeatly Printed beneath showy head-lnes, and tt the political wiseacre ts very positive of party suc- cess he sometimes gets the distinction of an @ditorial notice. The character of the proph- €cy always depends upon the politics of the Prophet. The democrat 1s sure that his party will win, and the republican bas no doubt of the triumph of his principles. Watle these predictions have no value In the public estimation, they sometimes prove useful to the individual who permits them to go into print upon his authority. In the event of his party's success, he can appeal for office upon the Strength of his proguostications. The truth is that there are few men, very few, whose ante- election opinion in regard to the probable result ‘The season of polit and as the prestdentia Infection will incre are worth anything, and then it can only apply toa certain state or locality. Where an astute Politician has carefully studied the situation in & state, he can, sometimes, make a reasonable estimate of the result, As a general thing, one man’s opinion as to how the presidental elec- tion will go 1s about as good as another's, but there ts no likelihood of party papers alscontin- uing the publication of these political inte! Views. When a republican paper prints the Predictions of an Indiana leader to the effect that that state ts “safe for Garfield,” the dem- Ocratle organ must offset 1t with the prediction Of a member of that party that “* Haneock is Certain to carry it.” In this way a competition Seems to be created in the interviewing line, And it will doubtless continue to thrty —_--____ It ts amusing to note the wonderfu! amount of respect the regular republican organ has for the Virginia readjuster since the nomination of the latter's separate electoral ticket in old Cominion. The readjusters, who not long ago ‘Were justly denounced by republicans as repu. Giationists, have suddenly become patriots, who Maintain their self-respect by refusing to yield Obedience to the Bourbon democracy. The newly developed respect of republicans for the Teadjusters proceeds, we need not explain, from ‘the fact that through the latter the former hope to be able to carry Virginia in the coming Pres. (dential election. The republican calculation ts That with two Hancock electoral tickets in the Btate the democratic vote will be divided so as to enable the Garfleld ticket to win. A union Dt the two democratic factions would assure the state to Hancock by 30,000 or 49,000 majority, and it seems to be an idea prevalent Among republican editors that they can prevent Such aunion by beslobbering the readjusters ‘With praise. It is more than probable, however, ‘What some sort of compromise with regard to the lectoral ticket will be reached, in spite of the Niattery of republican organs. Both factions Support the same candidate, and this will, Probably eventually bring them together. Debt-payers and readjusters are both desirous Of making the state secure for Hancock, and this ‘they can do by casting their votes for the same €lectoral ticket. Although thists stoutly resisted tm some quarters, there ts, in both factions, ‘powerful influence at work to bring about the adoption of an electoral ticket composed equally Of debt-payers and readjusters, and the pros- pect is that It will finally be adopted, leaving €ach faction at liberty to fight the other over slate and congressional offices, —<re _—____. it ts sai¢ that “of one hundred patents issued from the government office in W: ninety-elght never pay back the amount of the fee to the owners.” Possibly. But how those other two in the hundred do sock it to the public: 5 K_OF BRAIDS AND LARGE STOCK TICHES FROM 81.00 UP. 80 our own mak Au from Gombinws tmade te Saratcve Waves and Wiss $v15-2t" ‘H. PHILL! tea RGH ecawrate ‘We are now unk 3,000 barrels of ils cate and warranted rst-class Braids Tuantitis to suit at prices which defy eompetition. J.M. WHEATLEY & CO., 2d st. and Indiana ave. n.w.y pn gle Avents for the Newburgh Plaster Co. Sy15-3t° WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. —EE { ANTED—A GIRL Ae Bae general housework. = eg — luk No. 1115 10th st. B iT. r. yy 5 y LPHU! = Wait iat hee tees ck HOUBE, No. 1118 10: st. | VOR REN FOR RENT. FOR REST. aUQUER WHITE SULPHUB QESNEE SERINGS. Va. WA. f, Seen A yom TED A respectabg aad tidy GIRL, 10 borhooa.” DUVALL & MABR, SO Fn: w. jyl6-im neh _ my ge yd vA Board per ay atts maree child. Apply at No. 1753 2 ‘OR RENT—1 oom et 5 25th andGst8rs. stor » famous reso ‘al open for re- number ARTED—Immediately—A Gat oe = we ¥F ase rary conven ence, Rent ion feo SOS rests FU TERNE ES GOr oT te ee Sane SP coutrece! with r Fits x 3 ‘ a5 “muss BMITB, at D. £. HAINES, Unionfors Doo, BEIGHT, Heo seTwTE, peBUTS Tae SUE 20tn se. baw 0723 | tei. Two Route f onto Warrenton via | lice and partie munberine Over 7) homes Syl 6-Bt" 2new frames 5ta. oa gH Vireinia Midiand, thence to Springs, over rates. Round trip ticket from Washinton to Ork= ANTFD-A rr ble and tent whits Four-story BRICK HOUgE, ten st bota4thand2sthal: ‘50 | tare route by Saecor Knox Exprees., New brick a hey, over Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd, good til oF colored, GIRL, as cook and todo general | Ay TOQS: all ee ee a 118 D st. 8.6. Gre. nen dae trIceTADB, clectrio bel aicreater noses | Oise = some & PARKER. Paore. durework; good ref ereaoss Seauinad Ao Te 200 | Bhs. br cy ey fine 206 9th et. nw. dvis ot Bath aud G ate. store. sgt from B SB. station every Psy WV ANTED-A White GIRL ope ‘OR RENT—Only 89 in advance o1 Tefer- Boos Mt eb4re tgs, = S per week sf mi = ANTED—A White GIRL, 13. 1: \y eR, families and _f* Wut Amann aaenag | Fes BRoa ie eS rast fee PP New York ave. n-w.. Baturd . ie nee be ere te ‘day morning, etree WARSTED—A wood Stylieh TREE, to work in ged for two weeks or longer; can here room and in the house. Addrete D. iinmedtately- ‘ACTS, LOOK, iaceDe AND BE CON- y OW IS THE TIME to al bargaing, and A. N°S STRAUS is the place where they are'to be a THAT OUR $10 suits are reduced Reet hey are a great banyan: and bot in the city for the money, at A. STRAUS’. 0 EERE COOL in this Hot Weather, purchase a Pine Hrown, or Creole Linen Sult, ai LPACA, SERGE and Nun's Cloth Cos! A ime at reduced Prices, suitab‘e for this ‘Weather, at A. STRA| WStep—to Pcnegase—From a private = ondary £2004, thd Restle HORSE ao be thor. ‘ oken and a free ative Angwern Addrose Epson, Star ofiee eT pagent SOMHORN Ee Goer go white girls, SIT- We UATIO ook ‘astist fu’ washing, pe Ger Gace id be willine to ee in the ity references. Magia ae 2d'st., Se Pana eo Wino = Bentler lor Lure. fice ¥rom about Octobar Ist — re mn eecond floor, or one larze Room Table Board in particular, for wife with baby;and room and board dress, stating ‘terms, N. ‘five room brick HOUSE, Tal dat peat Bie. Key at 7. dy NT — aro, communic: ting, FRO; Fake OMS, third floor, over, Markritor's case Store, No. 646 E st. n.w. Apply at store. jy14-3t FSS, BEST Your UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Kitchen, bath and cellar. Ail new and large; o ent frances ; corner 9th and H n. w., over Drug Store. jy ope Dats Eire, OR RENT) AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- 'E AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin 1ssued on ue Hy and 3h a ever month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, sig 7th st. n. dyl4-3t* FS, RENT—Three new BRIOK DWELLINGS, just completed, in first ward, 7 rooms and ait ods tang ent 825. vinguire of WALTER R. WILCOX, cor. 20th and I We Jy9-e06t Fa RENT—A Jarge DYELUING ‘of 17 rooms, situated on Pa. Washington ircle, Rultable for boarding-house or au-aeylim. WAL? Ky WILO Estate Avent, cor. 20th and Tea. new OE. THOSE B ARDSOME, ssi and well made Cage Suite which fold f They hav en Fedueed £9 813. and are the choapest this side of New York for the price. ANTED—To Bent—A small HOUSE io a loca- W JONT YOU FORGET Tit you wish to save Roney iz, busire, your Clothing. A. STRAUS, who has re- i iis ‘prices, and Wheto 08 can ob- tain many zood bargains LL SUMMEs CLOTHING must be sold Tar idly ag possibfe: therefore barking oO eis anaes he e si ye WiLL BE ASTONISHED at the low prices which prevail at A. STR, PAGE FORBIDS MENTIONING the many SP otter barcaine wheel are te oe found at my eglaulishment. | cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to call and sce for themselves. A. OLD RELIAGLE CLOTHTER, 20M Pennsylvania dylt Between oth and Tig siesets. STAs CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOL- STSRY in all its branches “CHACE BRO., jy2 G16 La ave. ———_$_$_____816 ba ave. i 19 ATTRACTIVE GOODS 7 19 AND LOW PRICES AT DAVIS, 710 Market Space. (}eigie OUT ODD aoe OF SUMMER Goods at very low prices at DAVIS’. ARGE LOT OF STRAW GOODS, DIFFER- ent shapes and styles, Just reduced to 25 h, at id DAVIS’. Gear BARGAINS IN STRAW HATS AND Bonnets, for one week only, at DAVIS’ ISLE GLOVES, PARASOLS las, and other Summer ingly low prices, at UN UMBREL- ‘o0d8, at astonish- DAVIS’. QTOCK OF DESIRABLE LAOES, EMDROTD- cries, Notions, Fancy Goods,’ complete, at lowest market prices, al Agia! jy12-6¢ 719 Market Space, Cor. Sth St. \OMPOUND LICORICE POWDER. An excellent remedy for purifying the blood and regulating the system, good for Ulcers, Pim- ples, Itching on the Skin, Piles, Costiveness, Billous- ness, ete. For sale at A.M. HLOCZEWSHU'S Drug Store, jyl2 423 Oth street n. w. Fo MID-SUMMER WEAR. SEASIDE ZEPHYR ‘A Baw FABRIO.” TTINES DOL. ADTES HEA STITCHED PURE INEN CAMBKiO HANDKERCHIEFS, at 12'e. apiece, or €1.50 per doz. “Decided Bar- op DOLLAR SHIRTS, open either front or bac IAL SEERSUCKER—INDIA PONGEE. NAVY TELUE FLANNELS FOR BATHING a GLOVES—GAUZE UNDER- eonee ONLY." MARKED IN PLAIN N FIG PERRY & BROTHEB, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. sy10 MER CLOTHING s ATA FEARFUL BACRIFIOE. Office Coats, Es ea 50c. upwards. pore Linen Pants and Jacketa 75c. each. = Blue Pant, 9h 8 now $10. prices. Black Alpaca Coats 31.25 and a8i.50 up. Every article at bottori priest, 10 close ont. 1914 and 1016 Pa. ave.. 3310 J. W. SELBY. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! $1.60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. $1.60 $1.60 $1.60 FOR VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING. WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Oth street and N.Y. avenue. $1.25 $1.25 $1.25 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. $1.25 $1.25 $1.2 FOR No. 1 VA. BOARDS, ALL 16 FEET. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND N. Y. AVENUE. 1038 ———————e YLAIMS: AGAINST TRE DISTRIOT OF CO- ‘The undersigned will «ive his personal attention to matters arising under the late act of Congress, FOV! pain fe Oy for the adjustment, by the United Stat 6 of all claii i ulouigoauragee™ I i ot oae a 456 Louisiana ave. WAVES, WAVES, WAVES. an DEMONGLOTs Aitbiostan 616 Lbs os ay Opposite U. 8. ereee eS a Oe ae \ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, / as FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, f all kinds of and in imitation o! stone, and just a8 For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERBA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIFR. STOVE CROOKS, &., aT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERHA COTTA Co,, 401 New Jersey ave., mardT-ly Near B. & O. Depot. aS B Ove oa AGIOS ‘Three Oard Fact Bi Superior eile and fi ante 3y9-12t*__ 467 Pa. ave., ‘$36 sd 6th ste, ECOND HAND CLOTHING, rae ents ‘aphs for lion convenient to street cars: reut hot toex- ceed $10 per mouth. Address PROMPT Star cftice. jy TW A822D-A 0d COLORED SERV ae tao cocking and general honsework in a staal family, Aig hersons only need apply, with best references, 1423 New York ave., near 15th st.j15-2" WASTED A first-class COOK, white or colored, to zo 6 miles in the country; one that under- ftands cooking tor about 40 persona; must have god references; none other need apply: good wages. Apply J. W. SEWELL, cor. Vt. ave. and Lest. n.w. 3915-20" fo rent a HOUSE of Tortrooms, and Q sts. and 9th and 13ta sts_n. YY must have modern improvements and face to the south; rent not over 25 per month; will yey rent sn advance: monthly: no cnndren Ad- O. Box 63 1 15-2t* nisework in family of two 633, Oi d apply ; zood vages. Foeicck' in. hig ath st none Cal FUR i and 499-c06t DE RE 7 Four pleasant unfurnished BJOM3, for bousekesping ; oF or in part; in a etriet pyivate family, whore there are no chil- ae get et L.W. Heferences exchaned. ‘OR RENT—To gentlemen only A handsomely Terme moderate. furnished FROM other, lodxare and no children. 1210 9th Ww. (OUNTRY BOARDING—Pieasant ROOM and ocd BOARD insy be obtained ina healthy. Jo- cation, within three miles of Aqueduct bridge, Vi xinia side; accessible by B. & P. B. B- Bale h to 8. R., Btar office. ((QUNTRY BOARD—Adaditional iraardes can ‘be accommodated at Dover, at $20 per month. Ticketa from Washington to Dover, $2.75. ences: Meters. ‘Talbert & McCauley, 1212 11th st. id W. F. Holtzman, eaq., agraey.: at La) ai F st. ‘n-w., Addresk KR. B. MoOORMIOK, Dover, Loudoun founty, Va. jyl2- WaAsTEDA TATNER, i $250, in an ae business which andsomoly ; paey ly pre- ferred. Address OF FIOL:, Star OMe. Vv A first class ee im- tely ; gOOd waxes and steady res. ment to the rigtit man.” Oail on Or address WAL J, COOKE, Gaithersburg, Md. dgl4. WANTED For a customer, DRAWBAOK OER- TIFIOATES and $8 PER CENT. BONDS, for ybiel the very highest market. rate will be patd. aye immediately, at the office of W. H. OLA- OARD ON FARM—North Hill, Clarke county, via Shenandozh Valley railroad, miles from Berryville Station oF vis Weekinaie & Qhio railroad, geven mile from Round Hill. Write for circular. 0. CASTLEMAN, astle- Tan's Ferry P. O., Clarke ‘county Je21 PERSONAL. ‘ME. BLANCHE, PREMAUE Docs, the reader of cards. vel future. Ho 235 Bennesiv 819 Market Space. djylt-st V ANTED—A gentleman, vith wife and child, desires to rent, in a private family, three or four Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable f ar ht house- keeping. Must be within ten minutes walk from the corner of 7thand D sts. n.w. Andes with terme, A. M., City Post Office. syl4-3t* ANTED—Hanps—150 MEN to cut railroad ties in Calvert County. Hichest waxes given. For further particulars appiy at MARTIN'S Hotel, Uniontown, or at Tunnel House, Virginia ave. jy13 We a gentleman a cool HOUSE- KEEPER. “adasean Te Me Stok daca ay V ANTED FAMILIES to furnigh with ALE SERVANTS: try ue GERVANTS of ria: boys, | airis; SHAMSTRESSES for oe Bed country. alt with reference. O.'RPIok'& 18 yt: FOR SALE. OR SALE—Elezant Leather-toy PHETON, made by the first class builders, MeDermott Bros; almost new: cos Will be Bold for S150." Can be Feen at Olcott stables, between Wang I and 1 and 14th sts., from8 a. m, to4 p $15. ‘OR SALE—A splevdid © “ESTES ORGAN, for only $45 car. pAbRly.at ‘IM MO'B, ania! jyl4-6t 410 1ith st, n. Fu SALE—Stylish Sorral HORSE, 6 years old, warranted sound and gentle in every pect. Magnificent driver. 9, ane Side bar BUGGY. ‘Three other Hon bargains. DOWNEX'S STABLES, ‘Ths a ot We FOE SALE One wood PIPE ORGAR, a we front, 5 feet deep, 12 feet high can be sren Church, Navy yard. Ing CRUSS, Market’Space, as topriceandtanas sept Fe SALE—Ten head of HORSES just arrived from Vawe county, Va. Also, 2 Sai die ss and 2 le be mR! SUMMONS, SH Doth se ee Second-hand CARRIAGES offered in this city, embracing all atzies pen and close, es ugh snd heavy. AHAM, 110-416 8th between D aud Bepairing pomp SE FOR BALE One of the largest stocks ‘of New and evel ee at (OR SALES100 difarant Styles of new and sec- ond hand CARRIAGES, Phetons, Jump-Seate, Rockaways, Buggies, Wax: on, &c., will be sold low to reduce stock Po, Feascnable plier refused. JOHN it, ZOUNG, 47 Pa. ave. av@313 6th 5 ‘artion a rs or rae Fan ORSER, C OAEHIAGES, FEN ESS, &e., will find it to their all’on oF address me, a8 hay demand for such stock. All orders promptly at tended to and on the most reasonable terme, vantage 106 very- thing strictly as represented. WM. F. DOWNEY, 1013 aoe at. n.w. Jell-6in ON": BIBS | tHE E OPPORTUNITY to pur- gan: at at BIDNEX r NIMMU'S, ay a LOST AND FOUND. W. 2 BURGER, successor to I. P. LIB- « BEY, Wotownater snd Jeweler, ad, re- moved to corner of qn and F sts. -. in Drog Store, opp. U. 8. P. O. niyll-im OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with abstracts of liens on real estate. 606 10th st. n.w., 6 8.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 t 5 ARAM ROSS, the long-established. “reliable Clairvoyant and Astroloist, gives better sat isfaction in all affairs of life tian any one in the profession; tells the pass, present and future des. tiny; gives advice and assistance on all matters appertaining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN Trovnee CAL. ‘Satisfaction given or io pay. Consultation Hooms, 402 2d st., above D Det. new. ap EDUCATIONAL. T. VERNON SEMUNARY BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUN iG LADIES, X Removedtfrom aed “rt chen 9 per opens Sept. 20th. Fer further information address J915-3m Mrs. J. E. SOMEnS, Principal. PRSNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD- MY, CUESTER, Pa., opens September Stl ivil Engineering, Chemistry, Classica and Enu: ras, Negroes conferred. | Hefers to G A list of other rs Tor Rent ani dale, as ae on as both For ie WALTEB R. WILCOX, EAL ESTATE A 3916-6teoa Cor. 20th and I 81 B.w., OFe Three Bricks; new, eth and Tih, Frame, 1348 Yotb new. BEE } CORCORAN BUILD! S. TaeasuEy, Ir Tera ‘Sinus. Office ae els Soe Aa a ae lor storage. Inq! of the Janitor. Orrostrz Fin coti Dang oom Fr RENT—Br B. O. HOLTZMAN, Bea, Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 603 F st. n.w., 9 rs..260 927 Pa. aye.n.w., apper Th sees, 1 sat i. We ies, bath. — Mati lith st. ‘and baths ‘and ‘stables 38 415 Asth 1 Fur: house, F st.n.w8125 Fur. nM "82, ape an Ww Fur. h’se, 1 $100 I make no charge to landlords for advertising Sen ponerse and keep it before ‘the public con- panave may Of the Snet building, sitesin the city Fan alle; Bouses in every section a prices from 81,000 to 860,000. Now is 8 to bt B. O. sere 10th and F sts. n.w. OF ie D & HANDY, Sony Pavel Beat Esrare ie AGEs ‘asp Atorrongzns, Seventh street, Basement Second National Bank Building, WashiInGTon, D.O. recial attention given to Investing of Money and Goltectien of Rents, = Fo BENT 3310 T’, = & Topp. 1613 Pst. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im..830 Per mo. 1703 T st., 7 room cottage, 815 per mo. 1209 R.I. aye. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m. 1m. 859 per mo. 1310 13th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.tm.. 50 per mo. 119 B.L. aye. n.w., 15rm.brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9rm. brick, mod. im... 40 per mc Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building, New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1228 F street 2. MONEY TO LOAN. jela Beale, Com. 4. P. Carter, and Messrs. ih . Hew. | P.O LOAN—On y real estate security, itt, H. Bailey, add James G. Payne, patrons r a1, p00 cr St 2 Es ) for out mo QF more, years. ot. “che Academy in Washington. ‘or further inforrastion + Lay ze dy Cou. THEO. HYATT, President. | town, D.C. No commission. At IVERVIEW ACADEMY, o8Ex MONEY A thorough sotng, wide-swase Bekeol. fon Bay sui 20 SUIT. i Wide- ama 100) > gombining Study, Military Drill, and Heereatiou ia | _Jy12-6t THOS BWAGGAMAR, 519 7th st. 1e PTO} Descriptive Pamphlet, with Chart of Requisitions ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW BATES OF I for Coulee admicslon, Set on reoulptot Sot soe | MECN ee eon ag AN, Ar te security age. ot iS BISBEE, ‘A.M., Principal. Je25-eol0w s510-6t Rous ao See ERI, ,Tescher of PIANO, ORGAN and 5 Tae cular attention ; Well ag those wishing to be qualified for MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, ‘Terms moderate. 1216 H et. T . Ww ENN, A. Te 702 STH Sr. je OLAssEs—Afternosn, 1 to A 8210 per cae ve ir Shionth, in eDiDg,7 209; BO Lati Greek, German, nch, lay 3, athematios: Penmanship, Bookkeeping. {al attention to Preparation for Collen, ‘West Point, Annapolis, tive examinations. £ Hate lessons fu moderote term myi4 OEE ae SPENOERIAN BUSINESS QOLLEGR, Cox. 17H AND RD L Sze. N. ‘Thorough instruction and tratnin ship, Bookkeeping, Business’ Practioa Calculations, Correspondence, &c., b: the Month or cartes dents received at any time. Pleas- dividual queeencton- pase ‘particu- In itr cal atthe College off office, or ances Penson, PoE Teena 1323 F st., ich Instructor, «radiate of Borboine Uni Paris. Private instruction in all the French porsity, prance 168 and niceties. Terms moderate. Pautioee ‘Baas In 8cms To Surr, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. me Deyo. HOLTZMAN, 426 10th and ¥ sts. n.w. Wosex TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE SECURITY, Large Sums Well Located at Sis Per Cent. Small Sums at Seven Per Cent. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOE BARE, G00D MILK ROUTE, 25 Gallons daily, 2! . per xa'lon wood Horse and * 5150 Kine Store. with 3 rooms and stable, rer mo:th. Addrets FARMER, Star offi-e. Spies (OR SALE—The BUSINESS of Henry Koch & Co., in the Germaints Schnetzen Park, is isberal’ terms for, ale. To) inquire DOEHRER, cor. ‘ist and Lets. Je26 PROFESSIONAL. O8T—On the 14th, in park near 4% st_and Mis- souri ave., pair Gold-frame EY! ASSES. A liberal reward if re- - fired to 416 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ut Fopaz ers ones July 9, 1880, a Red and White Spot! COW. Owner can ‘have same by proving, pros erty. atid collins on SARS pore Officer GIBBON, 9th between: aye. and L st. 8 6. Sy16 at ar Tuesday, aay 13th, CHARM, Silve- L4 Horse-shoe, “with nail heads «uld-tipped, in Belt line cars, in gotne fi and on P strect Rorthiwest. ee if returned to Star office. L083, On Thureds: ah July, a WHITE OAT, With black and yellow spc paid if retuned to 101 Mat we ae ee H streets, to A vory liberal reward JB, 7, Me. TALBOTT, Denis ree doors froin cor. i Beatin try in all its brarcher. eee teeny 87 per eet. All work warranted. je: Bee ae BEE WSL Ean tet eee ERD, FOOT SURGERY, &.0.—Easy fect promote iseaned hesith and longevity. Corns, bunions, di: pale, Vascular. z. ‘&e. crescenl treated. Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 146, Pe, successfully jen ave., opp. Ward's Hotel, te. patcoutzed by te Dost eulinent physicians, wizyeons, and thousands of other well-known personaves. Ofloe fee 81 ner Visit. Established J $025 H. JOHNSTON. Dextisr, J A Graduate of Penns} va ivalla du a... are’ experience. Filling s special Teeth on old and silver, ice, opposite Oslvary Baptist Reference: Rey. Romar | Dr: Domer and others. 10 REWARD—Sraavep OTIGE.—The Dental office and business of the Bie REWARD ere ite ous Nore sone Dae of 1051 Fa. about 1B fans high, i2 years old: one» aN avenue, Wil be contioned by his nephew. gut. THEO. LAY, ‘Tth-street’ road, ‘near Be . J. WATERS, cory, fe rizhtwood. Syis-oe_ | even ane,” A coutinuaoe Of patronage is ee BOARDING. ENT —] nop truished, ove he first floor; Kocm on the tecond flog: "outer PTL, ser couatlt exce'lent TABLE BOARD. ‘Noe st., corner I iy3-20° ESIRABLET ROOMS — Pe - D ana Day BOARDERS accommodated at ioe Mee ime Mus. E. L _BIDGELY. HE, pT REMONT HOUSE offers Boards for gis abe aad ber onthe” Houre ie well far - Clase, and coolest location in the cee nyse Desirabie B HOUSE, cor. 151 Mis ble ROOMS with BOARD aide TARE br a Mus. HOECKLEY, Proprietress. HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 912 9th st.n.w., is one “boarding of the Houses im nibeai rane Dourdan Gated at reasonable te1 novig ee Foe TRAVELLERS, Gents’ LISLE THREAD GLOVES, Gents’ LINEN DUSTERS. nite of KOOMS,on Y desirable front xpO- "901 teth jy? WE4YEE, HENGLA & co., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY soaps, EVERY BAR AND OARE OF OURG BRANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND aBe wae | 4 RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TOBE FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-OLAS3 Grovgns. Office and Warerooms, 205 and 107 Water street, 3y12 3m Georgetown, Dc. JITCHELL COOKE & co, STOOK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, By and sellon smal! margin all 8: iéw York Stock Exchauwe; aiso dente seege ee ie Contracts at close rates Garressondete ‘59-00 ON a Wie the Ladies in Waaningion te New ee mr Home, Ss. — ais iSPOSERS of SEOOND-HAND Daraete =e HEE attention wil be given to orders LN ing stay vivania # a P vaeEN EOE Denti Pitas. OELLULOID TE! r Bet tral Feet ing, 60 cent decks he M. = BEON a BD ee oa 725 1475 TREET, over Bimins’ four ene fiven for the Paice extrac-' fion of Teeth. Each Tooth @1. removed to 915 7th ‘TH inserted and all operations on the nat- ae reasonsbie prices. Extract Attention is calied to the pleasant and convenient location of this office. ‘Three of cars pass the Die j,7 9th, illea , BO cent ENTIST, 919 7th at, .w.. between ‘Beautiful Sets of ‘Teeth 1; Extracting without! ‘operations warranted. BOOKS, &c. EW BOOKS. Judge and Jury, by B. V. Abbott. Law Repo: Apuitcn dence est Man, by Edi Piitle Comedies, by Julian "alana vid Armstro} RE Pie nklin Levers \oHelty Heedloss, by Mrs ¢ Gena Caswell Vho Haven't Time, Ke. Pansy. ro anne Li ‘sDaughter. by aut thor of Malls ‘Bawn, &o all kine a at t! ee. lowest fivu H. MORRISON, cee AND STATIONERS, 475 Pa. ave. n.w. ee MMER READING. Smire. Every p: HOWELLS. “the pai Oountry, jew Race” PINKERTON . Po proenen is & ssesshes jyl4 ry ‘Penn: ave. [He NEW EDITION or ZIPPINOOT?’S PRONOUNOING GAZETTEER or THE WORLD. Just published and for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUR, Buocessons To Monum Bros., my) 1016 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. IME AND CEMENT. ‘YLOR'S PORTLARD CEMENT, ‘heat. BROOKLAND EATER TEM aiein nsarion: ALso, OHUROH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of every de- Scription a specialty. LL. E. GQNNON, uilding. dyT-ly Boom 7, Corcoran Bi quality; ‘band-made- For ar et rates. Gl. ‘SHERIFF, eylvapi “A TIERTION BUILDERS. —120 Siate. aarREe 1 50 Marble Mantels will be sold cheap for the next 30 days, at {he New York Slate Mantel Manufactory, 493 C st. jy15-3t* a A ee BAL Os EXOHARGE FOR CITY PROP- M ef 100 acres, well cultivated igpd, on thet Petomen. miles below Alexandria, ; towether with stock and implements. Inq aire id 18th et. n.w. jyl3-1 sal No. are Peun- ‘Arply at National Hotel Perinat GY St National otal of adress Fenqaier Rec ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, Parties desiring to visit Rock Enon Springs are requested to secure rooms. befare starting, at office of jy]2-tad_ A. 8. PRATT & BON, 401 9mm st. now. HE get Lt CITY, MD. Now oyen for the ie ae Be aay 2 per Cheulare ra ee. Btar 3: WaBseY © RIGHT HOUSE, BEHOLOTH BEACH, DELAWARE. First-class accommodations for $10 per weel Berd for cizewar. WALTER BURTON, 3310-30 Proprietor. O37, VEU HOUSE. FRONT ROYAL, Guear the Great Luray Caverns Boon's fast ones Fare and attenti equal to any ip the state. “For circulars, terns, apply at The Star Ofice ot S BTINEOR, Proprietor. Sy6-im* FISLPER COTTAGE, OCEAN GROVE, » one block from the Every rooia fn fall view of the ooeah For terme address Mrs. BEDWAY, as abo or call at New Yor! K aventie, th Sixand seven o'clock pm HE GETTYSBURG SPRINGS HOTEL, Located about one mile from Gett formally opened June sth. ‘The hotel wil Le under the personal manaement of snd Mrs. Yirwling, who have bad msuy years cf experience in conducting summer reeorts The 8. XP K. RK. connects with the W. Mo, HB. & G. E.R. at Union Depot, apd rune throvgh without cha cireulars, with terns, &e.. The Eveni medrese Ht YiNGLING, Brot Gettysburg Pa Q at ie- oy lm between 396-20" HENANDOAI ALUM BERING Sita ety of waterr, mountain air, a, muse, ‘Te: ms, 8 to $10 per w ek the month. Round tri fickete via B. EG Rk. 88. Vorpamy addrers A. J. MYERS, Proprietor. jy2-t}y 22 ONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. J,, H. J. & G. R CRUMP, of the Colonnade, Hotel, whiitde E. LETT. 9 Now perfectly adapted to reqjuraments of the beet class of Searide Visitors. An nneqnalled iccation, large and airy rooms, entirely new and endeeme furniture, carefully selected servants, and a table of particular excellence. Passenser tle yator. Electric bells. Music by Mark Hassler's Orehestra. ‘The proprietors invite your commands. 2-1 = a eae Sa RYZE SPRINGS, st. ‘GHARYS OOUNTY, MD., AS A HAPPY View beautiful. abundance. Fisb, Crabs and ‘Oysters fresh and plentiful. Tee. ‘any steamer which stops at Colton’s or Blackiston’s Ieland and my conveyance will mest you. But re- member my place is not Backiston’s island, as ppg surpese. Board per day,if lees than 10 days, 1.50; over 10 da RB. P. BL (E, M. D., Proprietor. Mrieetown P.O. Je30-17a* Cozens HOZEDS LAND, BB'S 18) SURF BATHING, FIRHING, IPE BHOOTING. ‘This Hotel is reopened for the le reception of visi. tors. Terme, 82 ver day, 812 per week, 835 per month Houte from Norfolk or O14 Point per steamer Banks to Cherry Stone every Monday, Weanetday and Fuga ‘For information address SPADY & OOBB, Proprietors. (ETON HOUSE NOW OPEN.—Moustain Scenery. cood Table, Bhade, Kc No} moequitos. “Aadress CLIFTON BOvgE, Citon, Fairfax co., Va. Circulars at An aa sy Mitten for HOU! od a SOD ESEOEG, vA., UU is open for Summer Boarders. Vehicl irnished free for boarders. Te: as Te oe Acdress G. 8. JOHNSO! |APON SPRINGS AND BATHS. (Alkaline Lithia Waters.) HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VA. je from MAY 18 TO 0 OCTOBER 15, an-, ite Waters, ch iniron, and s fine wate ae spaiybee in She nelenbos hood. Dini pod! of Mineral Water in the United Staten, uot tote work For health or pleasure the traveler need not go further, The diseases for which these waters are now 80 celebrated are too well known to print here. Boar vist floor chambers, per a fecond floor chambers 849, thi 09 chamber 342; children and colored ‘servants 828; wiite, ree-fourths.._ By the wook, B12 to 815. Bait nao and Washington carriewen: no stages. ‘or peniphlet snd wi on W.8. Thompson, ste, War linston,. pe o., Music, 7th New York Reziment Band. Fishing, hosting, riding and driving. Giunting in season: Excure ion tickets ou pale B& Ww. a ‘Sve “Proprietor. 7 i. ae eae FARLEY, Manager. end cb Gann UNION HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. feat OPEN FOR THE BEASON. HENRY CLATR. Lessee. BARGE EN BEAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OK UNIMPROVED, in different parts of the y EE dylo. Room 3, 412 7th st_n.w. A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE 3 MILES north of Laurel Ststion, contsining 100 acres, 80 under cultivation and 20 in wood; good fencing, 8 room frame house, a pump of good water. barn and other necessary outbuildings and fine orchards. ‘Terms suitab’ hurch and schoola convenient. Possession immediately. Fguies. of GEORGE AL- CORN, on the place, or A. E. L. KEES! Se BO 0336 D street. OR SALE—25 ACRES of well improved ALAND, 3¢ mile from Seabrook station, on B.& 10 miles from Washington, D. 0. Sa a Brive Apply W. W. HALL, 347 F ‘st. 8.w., after Syt-2w* FIARDWARE AND STOVE STORE—Will sell ap fo fcr cash. | Complete in every particular. well doa Will exchange for country or city - Address, care 116 2d on Ww. jy3-2w* remitted tothem by draft on New Yor! or Sean posited in Bank to theircredit by HELLEN & are Real Ketate and Insurance Agents, astra a. jy7-lm, (OR SALE OB EXCHANGE—A desirable COUNTRY PLACE, ‘five miles from the Oapt- F mall ee river thoronghly improved dwelling, outbuildings of f every. deseripti ieee ineyards, shade t1 bath tubs, &c. ’Ad- (hea WINDSOR ‘= (GHAXBON, Lumber’ I lath st., bet. Bani Sy7-2w* NEGOTIATED ON LIFE AND EN- Lose QE ICL ES — aged. Address, _enclo: . Ba os ie purchi Baye NO. D. MoFARLAND, PB. PsESS ERIOK, on Too! |ALE—A_ three. nae bet. Land modern im) PIANOS AND ORGANS. STILL OF FEHIN 14% TE MEA GNIFIOENT SEVER-STOP TS. yut-rival any fered else- whorg inthe nity 107 8160" 1 ae and conyinoed. T. RIMMO, jya Lith st. nw ALLET DAVIS’ PIANO! BARGAINS IN CHOICE STYLES, to close ont, preparatory to Fall Trade. ‘Com anders noth st. mw. Hi. L, SUMNER. rurrumenta at Be ‘Or Sp ive, 62, Matalin '@ KUHN. Sole Agent, 407 10th st. THE TRADES. OOK BINDING. ete a ae pi er aps Feasreteenis wre third floor. Gree are, Washington, D. Cans Je4-f, m, w, 26t V EBB COTTAGE, OCEAS GROVE. —Delightiully located, near! ocean, lake, park, and bathing grounds, at, this best of all summer resorts for rest and recres- ion. Terms, moderate. Address, Mrs. Amy N. Hedweys Dorthwest corner Webb aid Gentral ave- nuee, Ocean Grove, N.. je2l-1m* oon. tee PONARD: ‘FAMILY _ SUPPLIES! 7RESH MEATS AND DRESSED EF heey Aes i pALWATS ON Ha AGN AND CORNED BE Aa Funan sth LY OF FRU a Axe \Gorra- BLES RECEI DAIL) FINE r RINT. AND CB Wetren. Everything first class, and prices reasonable, at TRE PALACE MARKET, Coayen Lith ax New Yore AYEXUR FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. pum NEW YORK CHEESE, (new) per Ib,, i Ih Good Roasted Goffe. 4 California Brandy. Pure Holland Gin. ipo Celebrated “Bouquet Whiskey," 2.50 E| per GEORGE Bal 1223 7th st. n. E ACUMSIONISTS, FISHING PARTIFS, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Fresh arrival of Imported and Domestic Goods. BEER. {itecet wise. {Tomeics, with Jeuy. (West TURERY (Boneless in Je! ANH nels CHICKEN. (Poted = S—Ten Varteti BOLLED TONGUE, RAM SAU eae CURRIED OYSTERS. BAKED ACOAHONI PICKLED LAMB TON TERS, PICKLED inulate, 2 OK LED WOODEN PLA PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING DASKETS No charge for pecking and delivering foods to any part of the c! x W. RE) mys a2 FU. MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 6 Cexrs Pes Lo. Best Government Java Se Roasted, 83 ots. Best Swiss Eis Correr, Roasted, Prscon FLOUR Cio te NEW YORK TEA COMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sts, ap26-3m_ WM. H. SPIGNUL & ©O. IKST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Pair over all other compet- re TO CERES, Ths haNdeomest Minnesots Fateut Flour tn the = RIRAEOLA. A very superior Minnesota Pai STERLING'S ST. LOUIS caer, A Maguificen: Winter Wheat Patent Proosss. GOLDEN Ht The Standard Family Flour oft Por sale by ey ‘fret-class SOLEAALE DEPOTS Corner it st. and Indiana ave, spl? WM. M. GALT & 00. GC OT ys BATS FOR YOUNG LAvLES LADIES Bur THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDRA JUST RECEIVED Mrs. J. P. PALMER, syle No. 1107 F st. w M. iT. aid a ALL SALES. In order to ni ‘or my usual FALL 1M- PORTATIONS, will tak take Se per Gente Trans sll sales, to reduce my large stock of Trimmed aud Unirimmed Bonnets, Fine Millinery, Goode, S Dress and Traveling Wrape, Domestic an Hand -made Underyarment Corsets, Drees Trimmings, ment of Laces and all the Lateat Noveltion, ete, . iLL! |. 907 Penna. ave. TERMILYA’S LADIES SHOES. ‘The best in the world for the money. Al Winter te will be Rod a DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER ORNT. for the next 30 days. Also, odd eizes for wale ch EB and Ci ILDREN'S SHOES MADE ORDER mar20 18S BELLE LUCAS’ DRESEMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th et. now. SPORTING G OODS. 81.00 KR 4. ZOR ““Tt shaves with voluptuous ease. wit. Vinton be excelied for taking s keen and holdi i. P. Warrin. acolt BAZOR is made by Wade & Butch: tcher Teme full concave, extra thin, RINGING DA DaMasous STEEL RATTLER!! wa ‘splits & ait or shave a f the slightest 21-00 and ‘warranted for mo 5 Ran Boxes s and BELT—combining Hones rive | BAZAR, Sth and F sts. Immense Osta): ie of FISHING ag yey AR- CHERY, GUN&, VOLVEES, &e., free to all. og ANCHE STORE, 521 7th street, opp. U. — OT DOOR SPORTS. LAWN TENNIS, AROHERY GOODB, CROQUET. A fall assortment st low prices. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, de 428 7th st. ANTIC LIES | An TGoEAN CIE, MD., s== yan for the eeason of 1840 on JUNE, 2 largely increseed facilities for the ani of og A ca tent ew rome addition, com, houces anda ravitiow for ong the Tecent {muprovements. Eaniuent ransieal teleat ser cured for the season.” Te ver day, $10 12.50 per week. For circulars appl: 08.0. BECKWITH. Chief Garter 2 uN TRAY, Proprietor, Ocean Gi EASON OF 1880. HARLES DUFFY, (of Continental Ho- fal Pitisdelphis,) Sup"t and General Manager OPENS JUNE 19. Music by Hassler’s Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON HASSLER, Leader. iore.—Our patrons have the use ef a Passenger Elevator, ‘and each room is supplied neo NITED TES HOT! THE LARGE ey MaLAsTIO Equa yhaalts OF e Gnlied uate Send for ciroular descrit eee icon Peseta” ie JRE, of wins =e Circulars at ths Baar Sthoe p= POINT HOTEL, —<——S ae Sears Sire votes |b a ae oe naa: wyi-am = Piney Point, Bt. Mary's Go., Md. FOR PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. ANEW ESTABLISHMENT. for Cash a fall supply of every Having purchased article used by Plumbers aud orm We ASE repared to offer Our goods Oulae favorable fone berths trade je as any he cannot bel se-ly M4i Pike for aaie a on Pen pay’ 928 F GEO. H'HERERIOR, over to B. Ww. Eaphais “Agent. YOUR BEAD Is THE BEST PART = — Fn aeok Bu diseases of the Hair and Scalp consult Prov. DENONGEST, Ky be, pas had over years experience. opp. Patert Ome. a ? yi HeE™2 FOR THE FOURTH JULY. FIRE WORKS, tre Best Max. CHINESE LANTERNS, = FLAGS, Avi StzEs. Qifferent styles Gi GI 60 Qifferent styi FE nah JARRIAGES: ieeees No. 403 7th st. n. w. Q'CK OB LAME HOpsEs. Owners should call at 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. is8 ROBT. SMITH. V. 8. ee ee WArze FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, 4