Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1882, Page 4

TUESDAY, APRIL - 18, 1882—DOUBLE SHEET. a ry, PL ae __ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CROSBY S. NOYES... ‘The Evening * benr tion more than treble that of any other daily paper published tn Washington, and equal to that of all the ether daily papers here added together. ‘THE Stax office is connected with the Telephone Ex- chrnge. Advertirements, orders for the payer by mai and otherwise, news, or any information or business ‘This week, beginning to- tins season's iapertation prieta, W W. BURDETTE & CO., - . ‘Will have « continuous opening of NEW SPRING SILES asp FINE DRESS GOODS day. FOULARD SILKS in beautiful patterns, SPRING SILKS at 50, 75 and 90c. per yard. All the new Fabrics of be exhibited at reasonable . t y or ni _ Su Rhadames and Maryeilleux SILK; NUNS See be Sane Oy ee nS, Se VEILING AEA THObS CLOLM MADHAS end = = as = =, ZEPHYR GINGHAM. The New York Herat? of Sunday issued a sex- tuple sheet, with one hundred and nineteen col. ‘umns of advertisements, thus surpassing all jons records of advertising received in a In the history of the newspaper press New York there is no parallel for such a pres- sure upon the advertising space of any journal as is now presented by that paper. In proportion to population, however, Tue Srax experiences Just such an encroachmont upon {ts advertising eolumns. For the three months and a half of 1883 4% has printed 7,548 advertisements, or 1,227 more than ft dk for the corresponding pertod of 1541 ; while the Increas*{s not only more than that of the entire year of 1889 over 1879, but equal to nearly ‘one half of the increase of the year 1881 over 1880, ‘which was 2,270! It 1s very probable, therefore, ‘83 was predicted a month ago, that _we shall print 27,000 new adveriisements in Tar Srar this Year, on increase of nearly seven thousand more than were printed in 1879. The circulation shows the some rapid growth, which covers nearly every fesidence in the District and all the surrounding apd further notice; the first of these sales wi Tho goods to he sleuchtered are comprised in the above mained de GkAND Lupin’s fine Fabrics in BLACK GOODS. Large, fine and complete stock of White Goods, Linens lousefurnishing Goods. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., a18-3t_ NOS. 928 7TH ST., AND 106 K ST. N.W. paras Rt FIRST OF THE SEASON. GREAT ONE-PRICE SALE OF LADIES* UNDERWEAR. : ONE-PRICE SALES, until At last wo berin s series of Se tment, which wili be tS. LOT NO. 1, CONTAINING Wided into FIVE towns and cities within fifty miles. This “boom” | CHEMISES, 45 an enormous Index of not only the growing life SKIRTS, DRAWERS aud activity of this city but the country. ‘CORSET COVERS. er AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF ‘The decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in the Louisiana bend case, rendered yesterday, renews the hopeful assurance that we have in this country at least tribunal that will check Yepudiation. The city of New Orleans, in pur. Suance of authority from the state legislature, issued bonds and sold them. This was prior to the rebellion. In 1876, the legislature repudiated these bonds by probibiting the city of New Oricans from levying taxes to pay the interest thereon, and since that time the city authorities have treated the bonds as if they had no legal existence. Holders of the bonds brought sult to compel the payment of Interest, but the state courts, under the act of repudiation, decided against them The case was appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, which has declared that the act of repudiation was null and void. The court hela that the act of the lezistature authorizing the fesuxnce of the bonds was virtually a con- tract between the state and the holders of the Donds, and that under the provision of the Constitution, prohibiting a state from passing a law which impairs a contract, the act of 1876, Fepuiiating the bonds, was invalid. The state courts are directed to enforce tie contract pre- eisely us If the act of repudiation had never been Passed. This decision cannet but have a whole- some effect, especially in those states where the spirit of repudiation fs rife. It admonishes the repudfators that though they may capture state legislatures and make state courts subser- 48 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO 2. CONTAINING CHEMISES, SKIRTS, PILLOW SHAMS, DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS, AT ONLY 68 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 3, CONTAINING CORSET COVERS, CHEMISES, SKIRTS, DRAWERS, BILLOW SHAMS, AT THE ASTOUNDING PRICE OF 89 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 4, CONTAINING DRAWERS, SKIRTS, PILLOW SHAMS, CHEMISES, CORSET COVERS, AT THE REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE OF 98 CENTS APIECE. LOT NO. 5, CONTAINING NIGHT GOWNS, SKIRTS, PILLOW SHAMS, CHEMISES, DRAWERS, ‘CORSET COVEKS. BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR STOCK IS NEITHER DAMAGED BY FIRE NOR WATER, NOB EVEN SLIGHTLY DAMAGED; THAT WE SHALL POSITIVELY OFFER ONLY FRESH AND NEW GOODS, ALL OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AT THE ABOVE WONDERFUL FIGURES; THE vient, the defrauded creditors can get their PRICES ON THE GOODS MUST AND WILL SELL Fights by appealing to the court of last resort. <> ___ There is not much difference between the antl- Chinese Dill which passed the House yesterday and that recently vetoed by the President. The Jatver suspended Chinese immizration for twenty Years, while the House bill provides for only a ten ear suspension. That is the only material change fn the measure. It seems to have been assumed that the President would approve a bill limiting ‘the suspension of immigration to ten years, and ‘upon this assumption the House has acted. It has Deen more than once remarked that nobody had Pretended to quote the President as expressing his willingness to sign a ten year Dill Still, the tmpression that ke would has obtained such a hold that some of the advo- eates of anti-Chinese legislation insist that @e House bill affords the only chance Jett for the Pacific coast to “get rellef.” In the Senate an effort will be made, in all probability, to amend the bill by fixing the term of suspenston at Aiteen or sixteen years. This may lead to a politi- eal debate, as the republicans charge that a move. Ment to thus change the bill on the part of the @emocrats would show the insincerity of the lat- ter. It appears that the President has, with char. acteristic reticence, kept his purposes with regard to the approval of an anti-Chinese bill to himself. —___ «++ It is very evident that the republican party in- tends to conduct the coming congressional cam- ‘Paign im the southern states upon the principle, or Father policy, of divide and conquer. The action of the republican national committee, at tts con- ference last Saturday, though informal, will, no @oubt, be just as effective in determining the course of the party in the south as if it had been formal and official. It will be all the more effec- tive because it accords with the views of those who ‘Will have the management of the congressional canvass. The object of the republicans in this movement ts probably twofold. In the first place, ‘by fostering dissensions in the democratic party wouth they increase their chances of making con. ressional gains from that section; and in the sec- ond piace, they weaken the hold of democracy ‘pon those states for the next presidential contest. Given a fair prospect of success and there are ‘ambitious men in many of the southern congres- sional districts who will make the race for Con- ress as independents. At least that fs the opin- Yen of those who have examined that political ‘eld, and the fact that there are a greater number ‘Of candidates already declared In southern states ‘than at any time since the ante bellum period bears @ut this view. PALAIS ROYAL. a8 SPECuE BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. Illuminated Dress Goods, widest double width, pure Wool, only 500, ‘Nun's Veiling, all colors, pure Wool, 300. Handsome Black Brocade Silks, all pure Silk, $1, Colored and Black Silks, 50c. Black and White Striped Silks, 500. Black Silk Velvet, $1. Light Biue and Pink Cashmeres, pure Wool, wide double width, 50c, Checked Dress Goods—Black and White, Blue and Gold, Green and Gold, Brown and White, 25c. Colored and Biack Cashmeres, pure wool, double widch, 3730. : Piano Covers, Silk Embroidered, $3.75. Bleached Table Damask, all Linen, 5ve. Cloth for Meu'sand Boys’ wear, Sic. to $1.50, Black Cashmere Shawls, all Wool, $2. Pure Linen Dinner Napkins, 75e. dozen. Honey-Comb White Quilts, 75c. Black Sidks, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. One hundred pieces of Scotch Ginghams, plaid, plain and striped, 250, CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. SG Paix e GOODS. ‘We are opening daily beautiful line of Combination Sultinws, In eiliv and wool. giiain and Colored Brocade Silks in all the Spring Shades. Rhadames, Surah and St, Merveillous, in all colors. Moire Antiquo in silk and wool fabrics, HanJaome fine of Light Cashimeres, Beautiful line of Polka Dotted Persian Lawns. Nainsooks, tn strives and plaids; Persiag Late vous Naiuscoks, tn stripes and plaids: white ae ‘ ws, and col J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 MARKET SPACE. 1am now engaged with the above house, and would be glad to see my fr als W. M. BROWN. als A RTIST MATERIALS. A full line of ARTIST'S MATERIAS ar MILLEW's, No. 307 9th street, two doors above avenue. a18-6t oe ‘One of the most important deliberative bodies ‘What has assembled in this country for many years §sthe Forestry Congress, which ts to meet in Cin- ‘etmnat! on the 25tn of this month. As an indica- tion of the interest felt In the subject by the public, ‘$64 said that the meeting will be attended by not Jess than twenty thousand people. This ts prob- aeay an exaggeration; though it isto be hoped ‘that the attendance will be as large as it can be ‘Without becoming unwieldy, and that the proceed Auge of the assembiage will cover the whole ground, @nd last as long as any new light can be thrown on the subject or any sugyestion made that will be of practical value. No people on the face of the earth, it 1s safe to say, have ever been more erin ally destructive of timber than those of this | country, and there Is danger that, unless the evil 4 checked and steps taken to supply the loss, | Parts of the United States now fertile will become } ‘@* sterile and unproductive as some sections of the @i4 world which were a couple of centertes ago ‘@enudad of forests that have never been replaced. Jt"the man who makes two blades of grass grow ‘Where one grew betore is a benefactor, what word ‘WIM express the achievemedt of tne man who Will PRant a valuable tree to replace onc taat has been @estroyed ? And what shall be said of the man ‘who wiifuily destroys valuable trees and takes no ‘steps to even partialty repair the damage he has (@iius caused his coustry? —_— +++ -__ ‘The Indications are that there will be Innumera- ‘We independent candidates in the south this year. ‘Bmone county in Mississippi recently, at an elee- ‘Gen to fill a vacancy in the office of sheriff, there ‘were five candidates, and no one of them ‘Based his claims to the office upon his political ‘Weeord or services. In Georgia there are signs that meme will exercise their privilege of running for @Mice, without the consent of any Party or bosses, ‘Wr the Virginia legisiature continues in session ‘Gtter next Friday the members will have to pay ‘thetr own expenses, as they will get nothing from the state. An extra session Is limited to forty-five ‘Gags by the constitution, or rather, the pay is. So ‘Sar the important party measures of the read- Susters have fated, and it remains to be seen ‘Whether or not the legislature can be kept in Session, at the expense of the individuals com. pesing it, for the sake of a political party. ———_<-+___ EWETT’S REFRIGERATORS, FILTERS, WATER-COOLERS, PEERLESS FREEZERS, AND ICE PITCHERS, Of recognized superior quality, now on sale at J. W. BOTELER & SON'S HOUSEFURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, al8-3t 923 Pennsylvania avenue, For HEADACH Derangement of the Stomach, Bathe Cost ¢ Stoiach, Billiousness Costiveness, and as a safe cathartic for ceneral use, take Nattans’ Vexetable Cathartic Fills; home-made, they are always fresh. ARTHUR NATTANS, Puanmactsr, ‘Mth and I and 2d and D streets a.w. py cobwakp & LOTHROP als WILL OPEN MONDAY MORNING EMBROIDERED NUN’S VELLING ROBES, Tn White, Cream, White and Pink, At $16 EACH, ‘We dhall alse open an elegant assortment of ILLUMINATED BEIGES, At S0c. peryard, which have never been sold less than 62340. per yard. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Tue EXPERT Buyer of Clothing is one who, while not ignoring qual- ity of fabric as an ELEMENT in price or desirability of Clothing, knows that it is not the GREATEST festure of worth when the garments are finished, He examines closely the quality of the TRIMMINGS and the charac- ter of the LABOR. Being satisfied on these points, the quality of fabric next claims his attention. If all these are found correct the crowning desideratam, PERFECT FIT, is looked to. This he ascertains by trying on the Clothes. ‘The Clothing that we offer is acknowledged to be the best fitting that can be made. In the matter of material we never allow the deceptive title of low price to induce us to purchase an article that is “‘off,” either in style or quality. In Trimmings we only use the best. The grade of labor we employ is best rated by the fact that, having worked for us is = passport that always secures the Tailor work when he leaves our employ. No better evidence need be offered of the appreciation of the people of our goods than the fact that our sales of Clothing increase constantly. In addition to the ad- vantages stated, wo offer by far the largest stock to select from, An inquiry for any style of garment is Promptly answered by a display of it. This season we are, a8 usual, ahead of all others, for the stock for both the epring and summer seasons is absolutely perfect. ‘Those who bave seen it pronounce it so, and are aston- ished at the prices we name. made to give fine goods at half what they are worth. We makeno such promise. ‘We give you Just what we de- mand when we buy—a hundred cents’ worth for # dol- lar. If you thinkthat you haye not received that value bring the clothes pack and receive your money. If we were not sure of the correctness do you suppose we could afford to make any such proposition? So many promises are A. SAKS & CO., THE STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, $16 AND 318 1TH STREET. alt [sr Lor & HUFTY, we hy gy ne Fa 9 Hy Mig PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY. ELEGANT NOVELTIES. WHITE SUITS FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, HANDSOME SATTEEN SUITS. CREME SATTEEN, with Black Polka Dot. Nar- row Rutile on Skirt, with Deep Puff above. Drapery Overskirt with Deep Ruffle and long Looped Sash Back, and handsome Lace Collar and Cuffs. OLIVE GREEN SATTEEN, ‘Two rows Box Pleating on Skirt, 18-inch Side Pleating above, full Drapery Overskirt; Barque of new style Figured Satteen, with Lace Trimmings, WHITE AND CREME MULL DRESS Very elexant. Must be sven to be appreciated. MOHAIR ULSTERS. LINEN ULSTERS. BLACK CASHMERE SUITS With Heavy Crape Trimm: very rich and desirable. MORE KATE GREENAWAY BOOKS For Our Customers. HANDSOME GINGUAM SUITS * For Children and Missa, TIT A ¥ ¥L 00. RRR te PA YYEL OOR R && T AA ¥Y GE O O RRR bi RB AA YO LL OORR & & fT A A Y LLL 00 R RK &&e HOH OU U FFF TTITY ¥ HH UU OF ay Sg HH U U RF Tf Y¥y HHU URE eo ¥ alt MoH UU oF roy Wt Ane niserr WHAT ARE MISFITS? WHAT ARE MISFITS? Enquire at the MISFIT SORE, Cor, 10th and F sts. Open Evenings till 9 o'clock; Saturdays tul 11. 20 CUSTOM-MADE SUITS FOR $9 AT THE MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F sts. SUITS FOR $14, AT THE MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F sta. 25 CUSTOM-MADE SUITS FOR $12, AT THE MISFIT STOR! Cor. 10th and F ets. PANTS FOR $4, AT THE MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F ats. $¥ SILK AND SATIN-LINED SPRING SUITS for $20, at the ae MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and F sts. GH ART AND ELEGANT CLOTHING IN Merchant Tailors’ Misfits, at one-third value. MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th ana F sts. FOR $6, AT THE stone Cor. 10th and F sts. 40 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR $18 AT THE MISFIT STORE, Cor. 10th ‘and F sts. $* CUSTOM-MADE $” CUSTOM-MADE 12 CUSTOM-MADE PA. MIS: $2 SILK AND SATIN the rs t Cor. Wth aml F sts. Open Evenings till 9.0'clock; Saturdays till 11 p. m. CUSTOM-MADE PANTS FOR 33,80, AT THE MISFIT z P. §.—As many w’.0 visited the Misfit Store were unable to et waited on, on account of the rush, the force of sulesmea has been increased, so that it is hoped allcan be waited on. The MISFIT STORE, corner of Nth and F streets, has been established not as a ‘*fleeting show.” but & permanent institution, where Fine ‘ing’ can be tat the Jowest possible prices which large cash —— low rent, as well a# small store expenses, enable. RS. H. A. PANCOAST, MODISTE, OF PiftLADELPHTA, acuisted Mrs. C. J. CLARKE, exhibits at the Riggs’ House kts ittractive colection of SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS AND WRAPS AND WHITE LAUNDRIED DRESSES alT-3t ERR from WEDNESDAY, April 19, to SATURDAY. G. NN Rae G00 44 HONK R gts BB BBB A AA AA BR Goo AA NN oS Gd AME OR OWN S358 FOR THE READERS OF THE STAR. BB AAA BBB A AEB SPECIAL BARGAINS or MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. 87 MEN'S CASSIMERE AND CHEVIOT worth $15, $16 and $17. We will pall theta for 910 dais "Ser: FINE BOS SULTS EE Gis ae Pg nas tos Men's FIA AND PANTS at reduced GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORE SALE CLOTHING. [a 91170 for the Red Signs and the Great Bale of Clothing, ‘23 Svante Sraxer Nosrawasr, between Gand H. 3. H. SMITH, Manager of the Greah Belo of 126 th strect WANTED—HELP. ¥OR RENT—ROOMS. FOR_RENT—OFFICES. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Ware ‘ANT MILLINERS. APPLY AT M. ‘907 Pennsylvania ave, al8-3t WAXTED_TWO CARRIAGE PAINTERS. "NONE but workmen need apply J, WIL- LiAMS, ‘100 Oth serent nara, Copenite B: rat WANED. THREE MILLINERS, AND ALSO three Apprent PRY, ‘immediately at 730 7th street northwest, BA i ‘AG. a18-3t* ANTED—TWO ENERGETIC MEN OF GOOD san to Creal for s Pend bound ® a ar installengnt plans after 10 acti 3 BYCARSON @ 00.. Boon 16, 607 Toutsiana sye- Wa AzEDTACHAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRESS nh, tt Meyer's Hotel, 470 and 472 ‘Pennayivanis ave- WANXIED-A YOUNG MAN IN A CLOTHING Store; one who has s knowledge of tho business Ppeterreds must best of reference. Address Box 126 Star office. it 82" “RMO AN Yoat = — 9 RENT—827 VERMONT AV! OPPOSITE Fe RENT—OFFICES— CONNECTING AND SIN- | FXOR SALE—FARM THREE MILES FROM BAL Artington Hotel, fine large ite Rooms, ob for offices, ite the Patent densbure, containing 350 actos. One-1 rd cleared second floor: well furnished: ee S* ion €. GREEN, T10'D etteet worth: | lene, suite for earaenine oF farmiue pase in fine repair. all west ah-2e_ | Hood eoongh to pay isiceasked. “Inquire atts ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED ROO) ROUND | 1 pA + = sent nnnX sateen ee ‘oor, suitable for olice oe treemmaker, who will we FOR RENT—STORES. FINE INVESTMENT. WE ARE AUTHOMIZED supplied 'with work if frst-clase and competent. Ad- : - Yowell B tract of land’ Juxt outsdde the city lin Greme LD. D., or call at 754 Vth street northwest al7-3¢" BRENT — FOUR PARTLY | FURNISHED Rooms, house new: all modern at 1126 6th atreet northwest. Figo, with steble in the rear. — Inguire ‘T. BROWNING, Columbia Law Building, 5th street, between D and E north’ “STORE 713 SEVENT) k which offers unusual juducements ae an investtrent. odgee acd SSeNTM _StRE contains Soy rae ~ or Coluraitne } Roed of about 2,5 and te tim vomits Mer} Gian “Hil ‘and near the well-known “Lie * where Jote range in price frov 10 to 3 foot, T ot west. m20-3m1 POk, BESTA A QUIET, PRIVATE FAMILY, second floor, two nicely furnished and communi: cating Rooms: bath, hot and cold water, same floor ;five minutes’ walk from State, War and Navy department bs, half equare to cars; rent moderate. Apply 1103 18th street northwest. ij Ww M. C. oy ‘The land ts favorable for anblHvtsion into sites, and has alto on the reer portion a valualie stove ovarry, which ts now being worked. We are authorized by non-resi tent owner, for a limited time, to sell the above at the low price of $800 per ecro, (ons than two cools per foot) and either for cash or on timo, FITCH, FOX & BROWN, FOR SALE—LOTS. _ R SALE—-AT A MODERATE PRICE, A DE- sirable south front Building Lot, 26 by 90 feet, on fourth lot west from 14th’ street northwest. ICKER, Second Auditor's Office. —al7-6t* NISHED — THREE VERY + Rooms on K street, oppos:te eo al5-3t* RB RENT — UN: desirab] 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, (Corcoran Building, ) R SALE—CHEAP—SEVERAL SMALL LOTS, AT $175 each, on north side ot F street north, near 3d al5-3t GIRL (WHITE), FOR GEN- twoin famiiy. ‘Good place for jew Ham avenue re W ANTED—A GOOD eral hi soph right partys Call et 1908 west. WANIED—A MEIDDLE-AGED SINGLE MAN AS Cashier and Overseer in a Dining-room. Must ‘of experience preferred. An- ‘er with satistactary references, Box 119, Star office. WANSZED—A COMPETENT CHILD'S NURSE FOR very ae eal . Good ref: iidren. quired. Apply iminediately at Dr. GIBSO. Mieton ‘Arsenal, V ‘ANTED — FOI FIRST-CLASS CABINET Makers, Appiy fo WASH. B. WILLIAMS Fuvat Prd and streets northwest, al7-4t J ANTED—TWO GIRLS TO WORK BY THE week, to make panteand vests. Apply at 635 K street northwest. al7-2t* ANTED—FOUR COMPETENT SALESLADIES, Teliablo andateady ; none others noel anply:: good wares and pent positions. KING'S PALACE, 814 7th ‘strock nortiwest. al7-3t Lie ee country. recommendations. Apply at 16iT Ruiods Ielaud avenue, between 12 and 3 o’ciock p.m. al7-3t* AWVANTED—TWO GOOD WOOD CHOPPERS W: (white men) to. go Maryland to clear light tim- ber land; stead good wages. Apply to G. W. PALM Ik 206 etecot ortitweot trout 1 tora pean. san til Friday, April 21st, a17-3t" V ANTED SIX BRICK MASONS AT, THIRD ec! ‘ateeet sewer. C. & NEITZEY. a pply Wato-at /ANTED IMMEDIATELY 500 RR. TABOR- ers. otk, wages; hear this. Apply to 926 ¥ street nortiiwest. 0, E. PRICE & CO. icensed Agency, al ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WORK AT COACH Peinting. Apyly at PAYNE'S Cosch Factory, 2508 and 2510 Pennayfvania avenue northwest. 015-3 Wi Se te on a Farm. ce, 9th streck northwest a0-2w NTED—AT LICENSED AGENCY, COOKS, hambermatds, Nurses. Familied and others {nrnished reliable servants. “Servunta for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, elsewhere. Contractors furn- fehed railroad aud other laborers free of change. 926 F strogt northwest. ml3-6w" __WANTED_—SITUATIONS. ‘doard ; nees street cast. ‘Terms: §10cssb, and $7 J. W AT A GREAT BARGATN—69 ACKES Eo) sercmee enn STARE, 1429 New Kerk sveuaes eM ie ge” | Echoice Land stout font alles from the Center Mar- R RENT "SIX OR SEVEN | UNFURNISHED | F{OR SALE—BEST REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT | stores, school, atthe piace. Addrees OWNERS Rooms; will rent together toa family of aduits or | MU IN THE DISTRICT—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, | Star office. we ca'premiten, HSM stieet norinweste Ise? | Meare ill peliing Chive Latent wirente perfort- one: | {QE SALEPARMG COUNTER SEATS AND on premises, #18 17th strect northwest. Se _ | APL ante: Dalene tee saa te ees nen eee | A Basiding Site, te cotwomery county, Mary! sth street, opposite McPherson Park. Table Boarders |" alt-tn = — MILLER, Spencerville P-0.. ade el3-Im also accomin . References given and required. al5-3t* ) OR RENT_—AT 1309 F STREET NORTHWE elegantly furnished or unfurnished Roonss, ¢ or single; references required. als-6t" OR RENT—F HED ROOMS, WITH PRIVI- lege of light housekeeping, to_aduits only; refer- eneesexchanged. Apply to 943 T etreet northwest. feet andone Maryland ave., 6. and @ Massachusetts avenue, between 17th and 18th etrests OR SALE CHEAP_BEAUTIFUL LOTS, MASSA- | JOR SALE—THAT, DESIRABLE PROPERTY chusetts avennie, 6th and C sts., 6,000 aqnare fect, F'iiown a anden,*) Delon:ng to, the ostate of the Le Ae cine Or SCSES | shout three unin fromm Che ceateel quar ot Gos ee neh both fronting Staton sqi Ina 408 9th ironing on Wetec toed a seh + farm contains one hundred and oiehty -two acres, the gceater part of which is wood meadow and arable land, and is well adavted to general farming purpores, or fora dairy farm. FINE LOT, 31 FEET 133 feet 6 inches, t inehee, on the north side of Convenient to two lines o! m23-Im*" | northwest; alley in rear. Apply at 319 E street norti- | ‘The property is’ well improved, having a handsome Ceara e an wire : mé-2ni | residence, with all ‘modern improvemeuta, oversear's {OR RENT— ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- es a - | Eoeesantignaten Gaamee Gatien — ments at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPher-on | GOR SALE INVE: DILDING | the property tr cuseeetions ea betwee tivities tate ote Square, single or en suite; southern, eastern and west- LOTS on proposed Garfield avenne, on crest of the | of twenty ncren, with desirable busidiis alten. ern exposure; crate fires, kc. m25-4w* | hills. northwest section, PRESBREY & UREEN, 529 | “yor particulate inquire of thee ae SE =) pS em | ap-ectudiawn SOT ENG AUER i738 tates, FOR RENT—HOUSES. ___| FORSALE— MISCELLANEOUS | 70m Rixt Yon THE stag On BY THE VOR RENT, FURNISHED, FOR THE SUMMER, = = = — ——} year, besutiful p near * asmali House; 8 rooms, bath, two bay windows, PAIR OF WELL-MATCHED BAY | Known ss ° Weston, sarod dn, wienty of ‘water, modern conveniences: rent in advance. and references Sa pedcan trot in four minutes, unfurnished. Ti is seo for Tt ison the Mick exchanged. Apply at 1627 10th strect northwest, 7 Pennsylvania als. aota a. fe glee for ds on the isch al8-3t' minus of the pavement. Apply on the or to OR RENT—A STORE AND DWELLING, 1105 C oO. c. GREED 710 D street northwest. \2- iw Street northwest. | Apply to JOHN CONNUE, cor- west ner of 6th and H streets not st al8-3t" R_ RENT—HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, CEN trally located, handsomely furnished; will sell fur- niture if dered. Address Box 114, Star office. al8-3t* Cheaspoate Bay, near Southern best oysters and fish ; ten minutes” drive from Point cout; plenty of fruit; farming utensil; a ae) ONE LUTHER SQUARE PIANO, stock, house eleven ‘garden, OR RENT BRICK HOUS 9 oue Ragland Rich rosewood case, carved legs and lyre, fully war- grvors; Pealthicet iyeatin in de se ‘Anis eo a range, hot and ool 3 ery reepects Wi tony | As . Perry Building, corner 9th street and Penn condition; #th strect, near boundary. O. Hl. ARMES, | Favtem Gvers resp ‘Will be cold for $130, on Sek eee and Pens 683 F trot, ae |r F. G. SMITH, _- JOR RENT—HOUSE OF ELEVEN ROOMS; FARM | _815-3t si mnensnannnanind 90 acres; stable for six horses; outbuildings, &c. ; Youre fruit, good weters: “sé miles on 7th street road. Inquire at 619 M street northwest, POR RENT 1008 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, A part of house of five Rooms, with some furniture if Acres of Land: ood water: ines; suitable for dairy or market ‘Taniaw road, half mile from ir bome for persons in ernment employ. Apply to CHARLES HOMILLER, 419 Hiza street, Georgetown. stots W ANTED-3Y 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY (white), Sitestion as chambermaid; willing to assist In washing and ironing. Gi ply at 702 I strect uortheust. WANTED-BY A RESPECTARLE WHITE GIRL (# Flace to do chamborwork and waiting, or to do Rureing ; lave wood city reterences. Addrets Box (4, Star o = o reference. Ap- 1t & RENT—HOUSE FOR RENT—FURNITURE ‘or Sale—A rare chance is offered to obtain a nice House, near the War and Navy Departments, at a reasonable rent; finely and completely furnished for VOR SALE—A 3 spring; raised and broke single or doubl (northern make.) Call bandeome Coupe, fine chestnut Mai DOWNEY'S Stables, 1013 STYLISH PAIR OF YOUNG full brothers, six and seven thin by owner; can be driven PRICES Biatlon” Gu cant | third cash; balance im ome and tro years “nia tntecee, Horses (bay), broken, Also, horthwest, rear of National, Hotel, Tnquite’ for | APPIS to Mt. BANNON, Attorney ahd Trustee, 3 Balak Seaizeds ges and water: three squares from the 14th | OWNER,” or WM. DICKSON, 221 43 stiset north: | Paul's street, Baltimore. sll-te SS =| week as als-lw OR SALE. MILES FROM WASHINGTON— JOE RENT—A BRICK HOUSE AND THIRTY TWO GOOD DRIVING HORS! Farm. of 505 acres, near Forestville, Prince 77 county, Md. ; 300 acres under cultivation and Simber; house of 6 rooms; fro, lane tobacco le, corn-house, poultry, ice and apri good, Will trade for AOR, BALE TAN ELEGANT FIV GLASS LAN; | eight fenant houses; all in good repair. 4 E , built by Brewster, roome street: at yor adjoinin perty. . Washington and” Poin by Brewster, of 25th street. Also, 8 | Lonkout Rafltoad rams with t re, 1534 hands, six ind good driver: and four other horses, ett a coupe und family use. Can be seen at street northwest. a12-6t runs within halfamileof farm. Appiy toJOHN SHERMAN & CO., St. Cloud Building. alin FR SALE_35 MILES FROM CITY, ON of Virginia Midland ‘ears old, sound, HE LING R.R., in the village of Ma- housekeeping. ‘Tho furniture and whole outfit aro in excellent condition, and are to be sold as a condition precenent to Frtting posscasion of avery desirable home. nqnireat PRESCOTT’S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 1416 F street northwest. al D-WCRK, EITHER TO OPERATE ON msehine’ or do chamberwork. Ad: F office. all Y A YOUNG WHITE GIRL, Se-mstrese; understands thoroughly cutting and fitting: in a private family would travel or Gp country. “Address Miss G. GLAY, Georgetown, J ANTED-—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN—A situation to attend to horses, or wailini in a house . Can furnish references. Apply at 142 Pierce street northwest, between Ist and New Jersey avenue and L aad Sew York avenue. itt Ply unit to inspect the premises apply to. J. V. N. HUYCK, No. 1505 Pennsylvania avenue, a15-6t Oppoeite north entrance Treasury Building. ut colored girls Situations, one us cook aud chambermaid; food references if required. 12th street northwest. it" three-story brick dwelli ¥ Moderate rent. T! WANTED. BY, A RESPECTABLE WHLTE GIRL, with excellent references, a Situation as chamber- maid, ina private tamily; a good and permanent home the first consideration. Cali or address M. H, 1613 Madison atrect northwest, ald-24" and 12th streets northwest. wr oflice. Address ms, couveniently Address X. Y., Star office. al W: BY A GENTLEMAN AND four or five furnished Room: nished hon se tor honekee, Adres WANTED—TIOUSES. WOR SALE— SUP rood, sound Work Horses. table, 9th and O streets northwest. M city to bu: Buggies of Pennsylvania Taseas, 25 acres of high house ‘and outbnildings; trees. Will be gold ch iy improved land, with «nol RB FOUR ROUND-CORNER a choice collection of peach carved leg rosewood case Piano, Baltimore make; Beary, Bow, and nt peor instrument in address “FARMER,” Star officn, al-im every respect; $250, port in mi ymenta; cost ae = = = t” | $150. ‘Also, one sustotior double bank Organ, $15; Ap: | VOR RENT-SMALL FARM, TEN AGHES, FIVE Toom dwelling; moet beontiful and stan , i 2 healthy loca: FOR RENE Ok SALE-NEAT, “GMATL sRICK t once at 1139 10th street northwest, Gt" | tion: in’ full view of Washitucton: $10 per, month, pee oe She see cee a ae a Belagi fe 5 Ob Se eee VARIES oF THE LATEST | ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York avenue. al-im oder proveme! Iv : vle light Carrie ond: = “On EXGHANGE ns It. W. FENWICK, ‘Room 28, Le Droit Sutiding, corner | ¥hatons, Suties and village Carus “erainus done ih | TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A of F and 8th streets. 215-3t_ | the neatest manner. JOHN M. YOU bered property, Farm of 240 LP setulae = rg city; 9-room house on farm: flue peach and young ap- DR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE. : Z ble orchard: excellent water. Inquire 2022 I wtrook, ‘The residence of Secretary Hunt, 1466 Rhode OR. SALF—CAR OF ALL KIN ‘os1-6m. eee hehe. Cre Aan oes Seen reduced rates; also, Horses. Boarding = = = is completely furnished, aud will be rented to acareful | Hiring ch the a oRes tenant for two vears, for a rensonable price. For per | 468 and 440 street owe OW. EGE PROFESSIONAL. -—CHEAP—ONF. VERY FINE YOUNG Coupe Horse, two fine Driving Horses and two Inquire at THOMPSON'S m29-3w* —THE CHEAP! IN THE both new and second-hand Carriages and i kinds. P. D. SCHMIDT & Ci enue northwest. ‘ORE, AND IN- _ferted immediately after extracting natural ¥ (ia aplendid «uccess. Modern methods and skill in branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees. DE. DON- ALLY, 1321 F street northwest. al OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No, 211 456 Street, tree doors north of | Prnneylvanie OR S. 13% FOr & ED Q STREET NORTHWEST. ‘Thirteen-room’ Brick Residence, with ell convenj- ences; fine lawn at gide of houses completely furnished, except bed and table linen. Will rent until It October next, toa strictly private family, at a very low figure. THOS. FISHER & CO., ai3-6t 1324 F atreet northwest. E FOR SALE—HOUSES. Agent for Boston Buckboard Company ey and other light carriages. The Repairing promptly attended to. m29 Repository and Factory, 410-416 sth st. n. KoINE into wholesale BE, on premises, 45} ayenus, east Ride. extractions “under Nitrous Oxide, without pain, will be §1 for the firs tooth and 50 cents each additional tooth at the same sitting. Extractions without gas, 50 cents each Best Artificial Teeth made, $7 per. set. Amalgam Fillings, from $i to $5. All work first-class. Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over 50,000 patients, (Patients coming by car will be furnished free tickets OR SALE-SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAG ‘A stock of one hundred and fifty to. 5 Side-Bar Buz- Dest in the country the money. ROBT. BR. GRAHAM, De nua te erange ELADE NORTE | Ga aAce CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BuGarES, | 2*=*Fom Se ofice.) = west, bet h and 15) an fwO-stor) a ES, NS, y = . and ‘bascment house, $25 per month: possecsion eiven, A variety of New and Second-Hand Carriages and py Re April lst. Apply to’ W. W. McCULLOUGH, Lui Burwies. Largest stock of Varnished Wagons in the | 4 Koco iree doors from corner E. —— Dealer, 611 New Jersey avenue. al-: Disirict. | One Fine Box Wagon. One of 8. N. Brown's | Ht branches, ‘Teeth ‘$7 per a" JOR RENT hove. very loca prea JAMES. BHORER | i : above at very lowest prices. EY, “The Wi = F Risstors? T0984 ety sires Factory, S2W0 Pro” | unl h RET WIRMOCR EAR Bh EW : Pect avenus, West Washington. f25-3m_ | PSE TES-“thourauda trom far and per. vin DR. WHITE'S Chiropodial Ketablistment. 1416 fenn- sylvania_averne, op) ite Wilanl’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance Hard and Soft Corus, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing Nails and a!i com, BUSINESS CHANCES. 414 Gat, TF GY. RNITURE OF SIX ROOM | Hours: 8 a.m. to. 6 pn. _ Office fee, $1 per Visit. Get, Br. $250 me; Tent. $15 per month; central loca- Established in Washinzion, D. Gin 1a6k mit ee ARENT ee ee = R, STARR PARSON! ST, 439 NINTH WOR SALE—A FRESH STOC street, 6.¢. oor. 9th and EF Anew anesthetic, Store now doing a good busine used on the @uns: alleviates the pain of extracting; piled Wish great eticecy. Nitrous oxide wan aduninie- reason for selling, ines. Apply to E. O. WA! strect southwest, al7-2t" $10,600, AND LOT I ington for Furm, same value, sixteen tant; farm howe hegfed by furnace: al water and all kinds of fruit. Apply to PRATT corner 9th and 2 treat northwest WANTEDIA HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS, northwestarn set t of street yi V & SON 18-3t" IN y ANTE Ta AND CARE OF A ouse during the coming summer fugmshed months By a gent und wife; satisfactory refer- ences. Address @. L. BM., Star office. al7-6t* WANTED BY JST OF MAY-SIX OR SEVEN ¥ ‘room House, with modern improvements; good neizhborhood, in’ngrthwest portion of the city. Ad- dese, with particalars, Lock Box 8, Sinithsonian Tnsti- ution, WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS WANEED ONE SHOUSAND SUITS OF CLOTHE: to Clean, for $1,60 por suit. Only siciilful hands employea, and satistahon guaranteed, **No dry pro- cess ued to rot the goods.” PRINCE, the inimitable Gicancr. 1000 F atreeé northwest 6" V 7 ANTED— LLOWING LARGE PHOTO- aha, Sxcramento, Cape Horn Address A. B., Washington, D.C., P.O. Box 234, stat ing particulars‘and prices. al3-3t* WANTED, STAMPING-STAMPING WITH THE aid of new appazatua. I have and wil continue to reduce the price of stamping. Flannels stamped for three cents per width, No smearing. PRINCE, the only Stamper here, 1009 F street. al4-6t* WANTED CARPETS ‘TO CLEAN W NOT Whip Carpets. Our work is done better and prices lower thin in any other establishment in Washington, Orders by te enhoné. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lou- isians avenue, ald Tasified peta cleaned to appear neariy new. A. H. 0., next City Post Office. ‘38 STRUCTION IN ENGLISH mposition, in exchanze for a clear exposition of lamentai principles relating to, the most succe of pursuingDappineas. Address Box a m25-Am' yANTED—CARPETS TO CLEAN AND STEAM at RICE'S, 490 Maine avenue southwest; feathers to renovate, mattresses to remake, furnituro to steam; the oldest st concern in the city. nS WwW =TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Com- missiouer of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U. 8, Commesioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in office from 9 a. m. toS p. m. m2 NTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGEOR W ‘Siti gueabiios, Highest east price ‘paid. #21 Pennaylvania avenue, bet. $d and 4% streets. Jani9 WANIED KOU 10 KNOW THATISELL AFIRST- ‘lass Taflor-made Second-hand Suit, much better and agreat deal cheaper than a common new suit can bought, at & © susters OLD STAND. gins, Hi jorth:vest, or at Bran N. B. We buy but hewrchaes ion. Mattresses renovated by fe than fe aes wives, s present d future poh eo Pore Biistetion ‘orno pay.” Consultation street. above D stfeet northwest. ————_—_— LOST AND FOUND. GOLD BANGLE BRACELET, Tea graphic Views. Gin Sierra Nevada), Western Cattie Kanehy lore Ranch, 4 Fs, SALE—$50 DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH will buy a ten-room House, just completed, all mod- ern improvements, within two squares of Smithsonian, Acricuitural, new Museun: and Priuting Bureau; cara Pass tho door. * Also, two seven-roon. Houses, new. 3 GREAT FALLS ICE Belt BR. WILLIAMS & SON, 613 15th street, Opposite Treasury Department. i. M. S. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, successor to Dr. A." L. Bosworth. Electo Vapor Bathe given. Ostice hours, #.s.m. to 12, and 2 p.m. to Tp.m. Consultations free. 618 éth st. n.w. Electro ‘Vapor and Thermal Lathe ¢iven with Shower or Spray. ‘AD: to A. F. BARKER, 209 12th street 8.w. ‘al-cost™ OR SALE—A 2-STORY PRESS BRICK HOUSE, 7 R. R. PARSON: Residence 428 7 DENTIST. —OFFICE, AND street north over rooms, with all modera improvements, 4eood tyne’s Bookstore. Filling specialty. Teeth ineertod dry cellar and lurge yard, ou easy terms. Luquire 1619 | west; pure air. For terms and locality address Box 156, | on vulcanite and cellulcide Gi 6th atrect northwest al5-3t" | Star ottice. m2i-im ‘teeth, day OR SALE—FRAME HOUSE 521 SEVENTH strect northeast; six rooms, latrobe, hall, vestibuley Gry cellar under whole house; all modern improve: ments; splendid condition inside and out; side lot, fruit, stable, &c. A bargain. Apply on preiuises. al5-3t* OR SALE—A TWO-STORY 4-ROOM FRAME House situated ou 5th street, between Q and KR: will be sold to an advantage for cash. Inquire On premises, eee BUY A LARGE THREF-STORY Fixtures of Store. Good Stable. first-clats business. Address T. full address. 9-room House and Storeroom adjoining, includii Lots contain 4,390 feet of «roun Address Box 152 Ster office. al3-Im_ PARTNER WITH A SMALL CaPI- who is desirous of investing in a profitable ¥., Star office. with al3-6t* , DENTIST, 915 77H STREET northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted $7 per #et,and operations on the natural teeth at reasonable on 1632 5th street northwest. al5-3t* OR SALE OR RENT—ATTENTION IS CALLED fo thateligible piece of property. S49 Maryland ave- Bele southwest, which hi 0 thoroughly repaired and painted. It will be rented to a responsible tenant on fay forma, not sold in the next thirty days. Very liberal arrangements will be made to parties desiring to purchase by ® first cash payment and balance in de- ferred notes at low interest, For further particul: apply to WILLIAM DICKSON, Heal Estate Agent. 222 street northwest. al3-1w OR SALE THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known as “Washington Hall,” corner of vania ayenue and 3d etrect east, J. 8. SWORM: cits worth $1,500, will beex Has many valuable residences for sale, at reasonable ices, “West points, Improved and unimproved lots for sale in all parts of the city. Prices are. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 1416 Fst, n-w. ARM OF THIRTEEN ACRES, NEAR THE Chain Bridge, with young orchard and vineyard, ued for « small house in the Equite a sacrifice for cash. E. A. MoIN- t. Extracting, 50 cents. R. DURE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET NORTH. Divert Detwonn 6, stream New York avenue — ‘Sets of Teoth, $8; Teeth Extracting without Pain, 50 cts. All operations warranted. — jan! _MONEY TO LOAN. Mo TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PEB GENT. ‘BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F strests northwest. oF 60h E, 918 ). A. PRESCOTT, At his REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, , Tanging from $2,500 to $15,000, located at the End,” center of the city and other desirable rancing. Now isthe time Money to loan on Heal Estate. PRESCOTT'S al- 928 F strect northwest. EAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP. Written proposals for the purchase of the remaining REAL ESTATE of the Freedman's Savinga and Trust Company, or any portion thereof, will be received at the office of the underaizned, the Commissioner of said Company, No, 1517 Pennsylvania avenue, until f notice. Schedules of eaid may be obtained on appli- cation at bald ome ene eR ‘KNOX apll Commissioner F. 8. and T. Company. VOR SALE—JUST COMPLETED— HANDSOME esidence, 3 Dupont Circle; 27 feet front by 60 built in Pennayivania green stone; 14 rooms, is pantrion, closets, coal cellars, two bath rooms, 2w Pric 000. t No. 2. we FPO EXCHANGE OR SALE-ON ACCOMMODAT- iz improvements, northwest, Address Box office. a Des! s—House with 14 rooms, and all modern. 163, Star a5-2w* VOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A HANDSOME WA STED—10 BUY LAND SCRIP. sultations conti in this paper. Eig! all medicine has faiied. Female complaints a ‘specialty, 1446 Pierce Place, between 8 and T sts. n.w. 125-Lm* 16M Rear, esta’ rates, and in «ums to sult. E. B. OOT- ylvania avenus. m2i-lm and Land ‘Warrants, &o. sale. Address or call St. Cloud Building, Wash- f4-3m* ale ‘Bounty the above Land Scrips for ~ CHILE, rooin 18, Si SPECIALTIES. _ ITY. F. W. MILLER, 120-2m 513 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. nN To MO“K5 Tonret raves oF isteREst, ON REAL THON. J. FISHER © 0. 1524 F street northwest. FEARN, MAGNETIC AND MEDICAL RS. J. LECTRICIAN, cures all Chronic Dixeases after three-story and Press Brick Front Howse, brown- stone trimmiliga, ten roome, bath, butler's pantry, laundry, furnace room, on G street, rear residence the lafe Admiral Scoit. Also, three Frame Houses, with lot 61 fect front, containink 5,846 square feet, on 16thstreet, adjacent to “‘Scott Sutue;” a great bargain to immediate purchaser. Also, two three-story modern, Honses, of eight each, within one square of interior Department, at $6,000: will pay 12 per cent as 3.2.5, ‘WRIGHT, northwest, treats successfully, wit! and Chronic Diseases. Consultation ‘ONEY TO LUaN. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ in gunner trom $100snd upwards, at lowest rates af ta terest. ‘Charges moderate. No delay. Bn ous FE FARRER, Clairvoyant and Magnetic Phy AGNETIC HEALF. is at 1022 7th street north- 202m" . R. F. BERRY, laying oo of banda) ‘weat. ROE BALE-HOUSE, NO. 1612 10TH STREET i investment, W. E. BURFORD, 1115 F street north- a MXti tlemen 5th streets northwest. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF ‘All business confidential. ‘and Gen- cents each. 408 L street, 4th and ‘OQNEY TO LOAN, Jn sums to suit, & lowest, rates, on, approved red 3 “a FST Peunsyivauis ave jas AVED LG 20x95, toalley. L. ML. SAUNDERS & porthwost; brick 9 booms: bath: water and gan; lot BRO., 1103 F street northwest, ‘m9-2m_ BOARDING. - WWANTED—BOARDING FOR A WOMAN SUFFER- ing from mental where she can have a at OCTOR J. B. GARDN: LATE SURGEON TO the U.S, Ricond Hospital, ‘can be consulted. pri- jetier or in pervou st ‘Falls Uhurche Futter ‘RS. M. A. FRENCH, od af O18 HL srrect northwest: Hours from 9 a.m, to9p.m.. Sunday excepted. jaT-4m* SUMMER RESORTS. BRIGHT HOUSE grasses 1882, AND HOUSE, tout DOUGLASS derangemen! constan' vision in a quict house. Address A. 5. @., Box 548 City Post Ofties, 7-3" 72H AND ISTREETS.—1 Reb ware. ‘Terms, $8 to $1 week. Send for circular. pris, $8 10 $14 ter Nirit BURTON, Proprietor. COUNTRY BOARDING. QuToN Hous! Jocation HE TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME hotel in the city. ‘The halls ‘re heated with steams: tio roms aro now $18; Koom and Board, $22 to Bo liquors. "'W. 0: NAYLOM. and mountain views: a cordisl invitation old Apply to Mrs. BENS, nests. apply ‘LESLIE, cm SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE CO., W. Va. ESLIE HALL SUMMER BOARD IN THE COUN- ‘try; elevated location; cool water: sancent ees oxi ai51835” TURKISH BATHS. O8T—ON 3. A LADY'S HEAVY, GOLD Toit Nees wi pee og sock Saree reward UMMER BOARD ON THE MERRIMACK, NEAR nebettborhood of the Realdonce glean by Sir Edward Thornton inte Beta Fiuister, for ite jucecenery and loca BATH, M17 G STREET (OPPO- N ‘site 3. pool; good vent 4 Entine Se: Pave bea Oe your LAST CHANCE. THE SALE OF CARPETS AT COST FOR CASH AT SINGLETON & HOEKE’S WILL CLOSE THE FIRST OF MAY. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY. SPECIALTIES: WINDOW SHADES AND LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER, ,