Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1883, Page 2

Ti ENING STAR. = WASHINGTON TION DAY... --.. July 9, 1883. CROSLEY S. NOYES. the Evering Star has n recular. perw: Bona fae dniiy circulation more tha: that of any ether duitv wnper padlished in Washington. ani a to that otner dvily pi = ‘THE S1ax ofhice : lange. Advertisementr, crcers for the paper by mai 11¢ otherwise. new can besent day or ni ‘THe Srar will be sen: leaving The city during the en:mer for any length of time, and the address changel as often as desired. Subscription, fifty ceuts per mouth, PostTiveLy iN ADVANCE have Deen tw@ counter elements patent to every observer of political matters fn Mr. Ran- candidacy for the speakershlp. Oue of taese isa democratic leaning towards Randall as the safest man to pilot the party through the rough and s' at dangerous ge. of polities just pre- cedin: ing a presideatial campalgn. Very m S rewlz* that thelr party has Jost many positions of 2 rough Its owa Diunders; that Incomp * often led tod n won. “Rind P vorabi sent to it. constit Dut thet His cantion, T-ment of 5 tom to support bi n this gr ate. OULE, AF chee House in the taterest of “sate” upon ¢ r that as spr epee in the gested that Mr. Randall e anopen declaration in t his party that, h cb the tar Tin €i¢ will give to witht of pre- ponderance ia making o> the c HOt Tats sgesiion has been wi tely disenssed in demo- pers. aml tt sexns to meet with consider- vor ‘The indteations at Mr. Randall gain some low-tirtt v rat Uh s by miking such at question to hin 1s, risk Votes by 1? = a Woile the eMi-es to be nominated for by the Pennsylvania republican state convention, which meets at Harrisburg next Wednesday, are of no great value, politically, the convention Is one of the most important e “ld by that party In the state. Ibis the first representative assemblage of the party since the disastrous split of iast year. If the repudifeans are to regain ascendancy ina state So important to the:a Im the approachiag Presidenti:} contest, th ust heal the breach made last year, and murch together to the polls. Party sentiment favors harmony; but If It {3 to be achieved Uke coming convention about. The mere assertion of the Andependeats tht they de-tre a unt etions will uot accomplish it There Is practical work to be done, and if devolves upon Wednesday's con- Ventiva to tnausurate it in an earnest manner. Hence there ts more than u fett in the convenilon. Tuere are nine candidates for state mt for :u illor general, the only ¢ filled. There are, bestles, not a few horses. If the bosses keep hands off, and permit the convention to make the nominations fairy, it is almitted thit will have an assuring effect x the pentents. But, aside from having « Ucket entirely free from Loss influence or ft ts intimated that the tat ention Uo take some action lo : the party mrehinery of boss rule 1s profess a desire fur harmeny, 1b ght Lo be secured. : —— Within the last six or eght weeks mob Jaw has one edand € jctlins In at least five Giff vent sites of the Caton—Towa, Missouri,Ala- bam, Texes and Lilinols The last lynching was in Hilinols, and it was the most revolung of fhem all A white and colored min, both drunk, into a row. Tue white man drew a pistol attemptel to shoot bls wiversary, bat thé | Wrencled the weapon from the hand that drew tt amd used itwith deadly effect upon his enemy. For this he was hung by «mob, thous’ In any court of justice he could not have been convict Of ahigher grade of erime than manslimehter. As Iowa sturied this serte: she must be beld responsibie for s riul exam- pe. will wa a —-<0r ‘There ts trouble tn the Iowa repnbllean camp. At the receat state convention the party sub- Initted Its prouibluoalsts, Th made th of the ‘Og prohibitionist are expressing dis- sfaciion with the ne for governor on the ground tut he has not wlways been radical on the temperance question, and they are talkin on forthe nomination of a leet, A part of the scheme ts to get the greenbs. nin inaking a tion Ucket. But then if the dissatisfied prohibittonists are not more numerous thin tae greenvackers the republicans WUl not lose mucl by tion, after all. That @ signal service bureau day afternoon, Tevivitylug effects were d: T had laste stare could well en- sto feel that lite + torrid spel ein wether bu: <+-— worn, heiple: A touch-abu rhorses, During the y hottest hours of the day it was not un one horse to up-z pulling nthe pant ¥ Sign of fati 3 lash of the driver's whip eel Wm. Crsstus Goodtioe was recommended for Tent tothe ¥ collectarstip kyon the grouni that he, in Uhat pose restore harmoay in the republican tate; Dus the Colonel didn’t want churmeay Job was a bigger one take. <5 ‘The Vermont copper m! mnpany that has created sy much disturbance in that state by non- Payment of wages seems to De Ina bad AX finan . of copper, and, at the same Ume, wacs suuk Sodeep tu debt taat It cannot get out, oe eof the senatorial asp hive been trytug to vince ex-S-nator hat lls election would not be a vind Just the evedit mobilier charges. Bat aves in the race, Mr. Paterson's course fae hat he thinks an election would be just Such 4 Vinleation as sires, o> = eting 91 the friends of Louise Michel in ‘olution pledging thase present to Ate Fran e Members of the Jury that convicted ‘opted. ‘The jury, however, need not be »ple who reaily contemplate assassina- Yion don't advertise their inteatio€s, AccontNg to the prognostications of the weather tur rators in New York another hot wave fsra ny eastward from the west, and “ill probably reach the Atlantic coast tonight Is 10 be hoped that Uuls Is a miscalculation. How To Bess. WHERE IS THE HUUSE THAT HAS MADE A GEN: CUY ALL THROUGH 1HE STOCK OF 20 YER CENT) TWENTY CENT ON THE DOLLAR EXCEP: PRANSY. THESE GOODS ARE ( NEW YORK STYLES AND WERE SELL THIS SEASON, AND THE KEASON ‘His FORCED SALE IS TBAT WE ARE DIS- COUNTING THE DEPRESSED CONDITION OF 2HE WOOLEN MAKKET IN MAKING HEAVY PURCHASES FOK THE BENEFIT OF OUR Pa- IRONS DURING THE COMING FALL AND WLN- ‘TEL SEASON. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, 607 SEVENTH STREET. Se" BE SURE AND COME TO THE RIGHT ere ist 200 P0Z=s surenion cLaner wing, 50 TO $6 DOZEN. @mger Ale, Botied Boor, Lime Jos, Fruit Syrups. tm O. WITMER, Ove Reviseo Parces PLEASE THE PEOPLE, THE PROOF OF IT I8, LAST SATURDAY WAS THE LARGEST DAYS SALES WE EVER HAD IN THE MONTH OF JULY. SOME OF THE FEAST OF THIN GOODS ARE YET TO BE HAD, ‘The Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits at $10, ‘The 36 Pantaloons at $3.50 a pair. ‘The $2.50 and $3 White Duck Vests at $1.50. The Odd Suit Pantaloons at $2.38 a pair. Values washed away this week like traces in the sand. BARGAIN A, Lot 804822 suits—fmest imported Cheviot Suitings. We imported the goods through Messrs. Mearoz, Portes & Co., of New York. A stylish fancy Suit, the 1 itnowis$15asu:t. If you can eta ike itelsewhere for loss than $25 asuit, we will pay for it. BARGAIN B, Lots 8042 and 8043, fancy importel Cheviot Suita, nobby, stylish and dressy, in fact, a .ovely style of suit, cood value at $22 a suit: it now is $15 aeuit, We don't waut tocarry them over until next season, and there- fore the price must move them. BARGAIN 0. A genuine Fnglish Stockinet Coat and Vest, silk lined, the most pleasant goods for summer wear that we have ever had. he coor ix ayery hindsome dack atl it ia made in sack, vest simcie breasted, button high. We offer them at $15, coat and ‘Vest good value at $22. BARGAIN D. Three lots of Geo. Mesmins Freuch Suitings,made into Sack Sut s, light in weiht and color, good value at $18 4 suit: in fact, never sold for iess, We offec them at $10 w suit. BARGAIN E. Lots 8124, 8125 end 8126—Feather weight Pin Check Suits. ‘Most pleasant summer auit we ever made. Everybody's price on these suits is $20 aault, We offer thera at $15 a suit, in three cvlors. BARGAIN F, Boys All-wool Cassimere Suits, in three colors, good. Va.ue at $7 a suit. We offer them at $4.50 a suit, These suits aro ull fp small lots. BARGAIN @. Don't delay coming for those Norfolk Plaited Suite. They ure all wool, nicely wade and trimmed; good valite at 25 asuit, Now go at #3 4 suit. §#~ Kemember theso Reductions are made from prices that are guarantecd at all times to be the Lowest. A. SAKS & CO, THE LEADING AND POPULAR OLOTHIERS, syd 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. Bax Canniuczs. Basy Canataces, Rattan Baby Carriaces, $10. im Baby Cor iages, 10. Katian B-by Carrinzee, 10. Battia Baby Carriuges, 10. Either with Canopy or Parasol Top. n Baby Carriagos, $12.50, Baby Carri 12.59. Rattan Baby Carriaxes, $15. Kaitan Baby Rattan Baby Carciugos Rattan Baby Cassia, Beautifully finished with raw silk lining and Silk Plush tolls. Slat Baby Carrie Slat Baby Carriage Slat Babs 10. Siat Baby Carriazes, 10, All our Carri Axles, br. ge: are of the best make, haye juare Tron t springs and natu.al wor runing We also have a few Carsiages which wo are closing out atiGaTand . Our $10 Baby Ci ‘lase beats the world. SILVERBERG'S, 312 7th and 313 Sth streets northwest, syd Near Pennsylvania avenue. |'To Suow Tisr Ove Tusa CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS ANOTHER, THE: MISFIT STORE, CORNER lorm AND F STREETS, ‘Hus Reduced Suits for Boys, age t tol, From §3 to $1.50, From #4 to ¥ 36 to $I, From 37 to $3.50, From $ to #4. SUITS FOR Boys, 12 TO 17, From $4 to $3.75, From $9 to 14.60, From $10 to $5, Frou $12 to $6. REDUCED A few more Genuine Seersucker Suits, $10. A few more uttation eersucker Suits, $3.50, Bh nnel Suits regardless of cost or value. Cassimere Suits, reduced frou $10 to $6. Bette: ones, reduced from $12 th €7. ull better Buite, $15 to $10. Fine Suits, redi luced from $15 to $10, id to $15. Sults, reduced to $20, worth Boys’ Goasamors Coats, reduced from $2 to $1.50. ‘titer ones, reduced from $3 to $2. jousamers, reduce:t from $3 to $2. ie, reduced {oom $4 to $2.50, Suu betier oues, reduced frou $5 to $3. PANTS. All sizes and qualities at $1.50, and $ apar. reduced from ¥2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 VESTS. White and Fancy Duck Vests from 50 cents up. OFFICE COATS. Immense variety in Alpaca. Drap d’Ete, Sct Nan’ Cloth, &c., wt prices to sult every Due OES = THE MISFIT STORE, Having, like every success, imitators, be sure and come to the corner of yo TENTH AND F STREETS. FYAGNG BEMOVED MY ESTABLISUMENT 1 ‘will offer GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL MY STOCK OF HAIR. jal indi Ela aaa Saas ice Mt end rey Beats XN. PHILIPPI, 407 10th street northwest, Below Gas office. ‘also, dy9-2t° KK? coon. LACE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, LACE NECETIES, SCARFS, 40, LOW PRIORS, W. & TERE bad 935 Pennsvivama aveaue. Saranean sonoits, rane E70, Sm Fosrnzs Reoveroxs aT THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE ‘In order to close out our stock of summer fabrics in sll departments, and also to reduce our general stock to the lowest possible figures previous to our semi- annual inventory in August, we have made STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS in each department, and quote below to-day a few spe- cial reductions, to which we earnestly invite your atten- tion. | For other reductions, see our advertisements in the Star and Hepublican. BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. 500 ards BLACK NUN’S VEILING, all wool, 96 in. wide, fine quality, at 85c. per yard. These goods have not been offered at this price heretofore. BLACK LACE BUNTINGS, 36 in. wide, reduced to 25e. The balance of our stock of fine plain, figured and striped black Sitk Gr nadines, which 1s not large, has been greatly reduced in price. BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT. A few pieces of Black Silk Brocades, always desira- bie, in coo! styles, as these are, reduced from $1.25 to $1 per yard. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. We have reduced all our fine figured and dotted Swisser, at 62e., 69¢. and 75c. per yard, to une price, nam 50c. per yard, to close at once. e sh fancy striped and figured Pique, reduced to 25c. per yard. plaid India Linens, reduced to 25¢. per yard. ined Lawns, reduced from 1230. to 10e. Was beautifully. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. Lace Striped Lawns, (rood quality, reduced to Te. per Ft os Nalnvook Chocks, both large and smail checks, only: Ide. per yard. Our celeirited make of India Linens, at 120., 18e, 1Be., 2le., 2: 38. ‘Lhe quality of each number guarsziteed to be cyual; if not better, than can be Had af the price eleewhere, pec.ul audl extraordinary bargain in Embroidered els— White, embroidered with white, and scarlet, oidered with black, in 3 dozen hanideome patterns, ced to the extremely low price of $1 per yard. es! Gale Underwear. 10 redtiee © small. gur- ius atock of 29 dozen Ladioe’ White Lisle bread Un- Gervesta. beautifully made and finahed, we have ro- iced the price froin 31-25 to $1 each. “Any lady, wo has once worn this delightful fabric will apjreciate the value of this bargain. We shall cont nus £9 offer spectally good values in our iige. and 60c. Undervests, AtST%0. we have & plete tine of sized in the low-neck and no-aleeve Un- Gervents, which ia @ speciaity with us and cannot bo procured elsewhere. : PARASOL DEPARTMENTS. A few handsome Satin Coaching Parasols, reduced from $2.25 to $1.50 exch. ‘Our $3 all silk Coachers, from $3 to $2 each. Our thiest $3.60 Satin Coachers, reducoa to $2.50 excl GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Chamois Mouaquetaire Gloves. Having sold nearly all our 6-buttons at 50c., we will also close our 8-buttons: similarly by reducing them from $1 to 75c, per pair. Fine Hamburgs at reduced prices.—We have to-day made the followin reductionson # few patterns of very fine Hamburgs, of whidh we have too large a quantity: 74 yards of very fine Hamburgs, 11 in. wide, reduced irom $2.25 to $1.50. 67 yards of fine Hamburgs, 10 in. wide, reduced from $1.50 to$1. 180 yards of fine Hamburgs, reduced from 75c. to 50c. ¥o match these we have also reduced a few pieces of Turertings. in extra quality, to 25c., 37%c. and 60c. ‘these prices are made very low to clove these patterns, JERSEYS. We have not advertised Black Jerseys for s week. for the reason that we had nove and could get none to ad- Yertise, Wo open to-day a complete awortment in & very fine Jersey, piaited back, satin bow, revers, ool- tne and pocket, Suly $4.00. Also a complete line of our $2.60 Jersey in Black. MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. We beg tocall the attention of our customéra about leaving the city to our Mail Order Department, through which we shall be glad to serve them with Notions and ry Goods while they are away from the city. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ® . 91 Penn. Ave., D Street 912, dyT WASHINGTON, D.C. For Seasiwz Axp Moonrarxs Wean: SEATON PERRY vcccaeor to Perry & Brother.) sQQLORED ALL-WOOL FLANNELS for Bathing its, LADIES’ HABIT CLOTHS for Mountain Costumes. CREAM AND IVORY WHITE KHYBER CLOTHS, CHUDDAS AND YACHT CLOHS. iS. all the ic. t9 $1.50, in Black and tOCK OF BROGADES, GAUZES AND > LS for Day and Evening Wear, BLACK SILKS (Best Makes) from $1 to $3. SATIN 1HADAMES AND SURAH SILKS, in Black and all shades, from $1 to $3. CHUDDA, SHETLAND and CASHMERE SHAWLS. GOSSAMER WATEKPROOFS, LINEN DUSTEMS. ALL FANCY PARASOLS AT COST. ALL SUMMER NOVELTIES, F DINES ASD EMBROIDERED ROBE: REDUCE D PRICES. “WHITE GOODS" in Great Variety and Lowest Prices Guarauteed. GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS, §2~ CHOICE GOUD®, 1,AIN FIGURES AND COR- CY PRICES. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, 2 Penneylvania avenue, comer 9th streat. Established 1849. SyT x Sumer Goons AT SUMMER PRICES, Handsome Dexixns in Domestic Lawns and Ging- hains, 8¢., 10e, and 1235¢. PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH NAINSOOK, INDIA MULLS, DOTTED MUSLINS. ‘Wo closed out a lot of Misses’ Hose worth 75c. ; we sell for 250, 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sy MARKET SPACE. B ARGAINS FOR THE LADIES, BATHING SUITS, $2.25 each; sold elsewhere at $3.50. LENO LACE STRIPED WHITE DRESS GOODS, duced from 25c. to 17c. per yar. FRENCH LISLE YHKE D HOSE, unbleached, re- ducnd from 796, to dis per pale ey STREET LADIES INDIA LINEN WHITE SACQUES, plaited waists, only 98c. each. FRINCH WOVEN CORSETS, reduced from §1 to . @2c REVERSIBLE SATEEN FANS, reduced from 980. to ‘THREE-PLY LINEN CLER! REE, PI LERICAL COL- LADIES’ ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEF: colored bors fant colors. two for dee, ‘ders, warranted. IRISH POINT LACE, four inches wi juced ie. to 180. per'surd, oo BARGAINS FOR GENTLEMEN, ‘M4-inch Twilled Silk Sun Umbrellas, $1.65. 26-inch do. ao., Paragon Frame, $1.98. Gauze Undershirts, reduced from 850. to 196, Bicycle or Traveling Shirts—Men’s, $2.48; Boys’,$1.75. White Muslin Ties, 150. per doz. ‘White Fiat Scarfs, two for 250, PALAIS ay 2319-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, R S eamcge ot AR DI aor Cost, THE Go there for bathe 4 See fe ben Ht ca, ‘snd Decorative Pictures. J.Jay Goud, €31 9thet. mh2| myl9 ‘avenue, MOVAL.|p WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS.- ___ FOR SALE—HOUSES. WANIED-4 WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL house work; three in family; references required. 1651 32d street northwest, after 6 p. m. -3t FOR BENT S14 E STREET NO . TWO one overlooking Judiciary square. oe Wire ane eee THAYER, 615 7th street torthweet, Rooms 11 and 12. 1t* W4NIEDIMEDIAT ONE WAIST AND one akirt hand (none but :) at Mme, VON BRANDE'S, 907 Ponneyivania avenue. it WANX220;4 BLACKSMITH FOR STEEL FORG- 7 $4 a day fe one. Ai mor row moruiny at HOSERDALE'S, CAPE ae em WASZED—A GOOD COLORED WAITER; MUST give city reference. Apply at 1409 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, i ANTED—A NURSE. ALSO, A WOMAN FQR W hoare ‘Washington. by work; . Aoey am. an ate ANTED—TWO GOOD GIRLS TO GO TO OHIO; i, PHivate family. “Apply sf 1233 11th ces west E WANTED_AN INDUSTRIOUS COLORED BOY as porter in adrug store, about 17 or 18 years of age. drug at 624 12th north: ply store, ng ‘ANTED—A LADY GOPYIAT, ONE WHO W aiden e plain sO rap Reet etal ex- pected. Address Box 368. City POs Iyt-aet WANTED-A Wowan TO COOK, WASH AND to go to for the summer. Appl OH. BEART, ST ete OF fhe simmer, Appy ANTED—A SERVANT TO DO THE WORK OF 126 C street northwest. asmaiifsmily. Reference required. Apply to dy7-3t WY AN'TED—A RELIABLE STRONG WOMAN TO A) oe . Xe. fora family of three adults and fivethildren. Wages $10. A; to 605 P stroet northwest. weary, fyrse (WANTED—ANEATAND COMPETENT COLORED fay “auian to doxeneral housework; no washing: must stay nights, and have good refereiices. ADP 13% street southwest. ANTED-A BAKER. AT ONCE, AT THE Springs. Adaress E. C. JORDAN, Stephenson’ ANTED—A SMART BOY, 16 OR 17 YEARS OF WANTED A COLORED ALE COOK TO GO 3 y ANTED-SOME GOOD WAITERS FOR LOWER ANTED—TWENTY-FIVE (25) GOOD PIC! Depot P.0., Va. 3y6-3t* Ws that is not afraid of work and well mended. Apply at 1337 10th streotn, Ww. Jy6-3t" Me aeo" miles from the city. Apply to Star office, jy W _Cedur Point. Appiy at St. Mare Hotel. Jy6-3t Wan Revco eges $1.25 per day: week’ in, cash, steady work until Christian Xiee oD boys to drive carts: wages 75c. per day. WASHING- ‘JON BRICK MACHINE CO,, H and Boundary streets northeast. ly6-lw ANTED—-100 WAITERS FOR WATERING Pisces. Cooks, Chambermaids and general work- ers for Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and Brook- lyn, N.Y. 926 F street northwest. Cc, E. PRICE'S Fe. Lage f Lrg he Pp ‘West; new house, with modern pent ond ‘Board if desired. iyT-n* RENT—“FREN( FLATS," ON 14TH iets ce atte ‘of six rooms, on second floor, only $26; ‘same size on Boor, $20, house ‘all modern ta.” BAL Mo- ISTIng, bie weteete™ improvement iyt-3 Fo RENT—512 TWELFTH NORTHWEST.—DE- lighttul eool rooms, single or en suite, facing on T exposure, newly — exocel- lent Tab Jy6-3t* Fok RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST Fiecdsscond torre 312) use of Hitchen, good house Gress 3. 8, tar Offlos. prs ee ee a ae ad posnre. with use of bath, and water; with or without, Jy7-6t Foe BENT A SUITE OF ROOMS ON FIRST floor, han 3 \isomely furnia] with eve- Shi Guanes rpm ord Oe Ee 2 ‘cool d 1. Prices low. 28 “1 and pleasant very Apply 6 28 Towa FO) RENT THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, aT 1718 | street northwest; low rent. Apply to 8. T. LUCKETT, 1221 F treet northwest. dy6-3¢° QOR RENT—THREE LARGE NICELY FURN- ished bay window front Rooms, suiteble for light jouse-keeping. ‘Thorough home’ comforts, sty.ish house, healthy location. one minute's walk to Mot. street care. ' 890 south A street, Capitol Hill. Sy6-3t" R RENT_FOUR LARGE UNFURNISHED communicating Rooms, south front, with was and water, being all of second floor 943 Massachusctts aye- nue northwest. jy3-6 FOR RENT—HOUSES. Fo, RENT—NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1991 12th street; all modern suprovements: rent $39 per month. Api ly tod. F. GREENER, 1520 14th et jy9-3° ———_——— = FOR SALE—o8 TO LRASE_To A RESPONSIBLE iboure 800 In street Norihoeett 11 rooms, double con" stable, south front. near all Tnquire on premises jy7-3" yR SALE—CHEAP—A FINE RESIDENCE, 1107 sites “pure, Romer tete a Savina tee from 10am fs 6 ocink wi at otsold before that date. Price §§.000\_ The vroperty 49 yyorth $12,000 as a resitence. C,H. PAKKEI cor. of 436 and E streets southwest. wes FOR SALE, NEW BRICK HOUS): 3 STORY AND back, 3 soe ook ea Sen ae GOLT'S WInCOX, cos 200 aaa ate, 4y3-6t SALE—ABSOLUTE BARGAINS— antoosas noe Sate tee ink foal Some, stone trimmings; 10 rooms, bath—thorouchly Mode:n, on 11th street, near K, paying 10 $7,200." Prige to immediate purchaser, $1,250 as Epgpg modern ‘improvements, on 8th street, near K, ‘cent on hs ‘fin’ m ively located, Barteatieny bareatiss mal ata rine ful 2-story and beck Figg ie frmt house, ‘Trooma, Sih S Neate Ww. E. BURFORD, 528 804 F street northwest. GOR SALE— ALUABLE PROPEKTY"—ALL that lot and improvements now occupied as aero Stab.o and ( azris Houns, located at the north: corner of D Tach streets, Washineton city, having & frout on D street of 141 fect 10 inches and on i4th street of 119 Lime coret by ee ee fewer A rent ir mouth. operty, in Relehiborood of the putts butdings. lene hotels, end aug Weuirtiats’ age atts street, Baltimore City. ace Sell ts FOR SALE—LOTS. SALF—LOT—45x80—ON SECO FOr 2 5 N Fvracyinna avenue ant’ A> portneat Bet heey Vise) desirable F lots on P, an SHOEMAKER, 920 F nor SALE—CHi VERY Di butlding lot, in fine business locality, o northweat, are 18 went. R RENT—HOUSE Q STREET NOKTH- west, between 13th and 14th streets, 11 rooma, mod- ern improvements; large stable. Rent reasonable. In- quire at 1904 9th st. n.w. + Jy9-3t* Fe RENT—NEW TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 6 rooms and bath-room, cellar, gas and water; 1314 5th street northwest; rent. '$17 in advance, by CHAS. 8. SHREVE, 1125 7th street northwest. 359-30" ROE BENT. ‘718 19th st, 14 rs. ,m.1..60.00/1214 30st. 1713 H st,"10 ra., m.i.45.00) 1334 bth «t, 7 802 2Tstat., 10 re.,m: | Gor. 20th 2010 Hest.,10rs.,m.i..35.00, 1619G st./'11 rs.;m-1..85.00|Cor, ‘Ti4 19th ét., 12r.,m.i-35. 00] & 7 907 23d st., "9 r8., m-1.3>.00/910 18th sé. # 2. rooms. 20.00 es fyS-Te> | 2418 Pa.av., Gre.,m.1,30.00]1115 22d et., 7 = SYESCOTT & WILCOX, Real Estate Brokers, WASTED WHITE AND COLORED COOKS,GEN- | _jy9 Corner 20th and I strests northwest. eral Workers, 2d Girls and Nurees, for thia city, Baltimore, Puiladeipica, Now York and clewhers: | JOR RENT—a NEAT TWO-STORY SIX-ROOMED Families furnished Servants with references. Try us. | MY frame; near caré, market, &e-; Teut $16. Aloe 926 F st. n,w., Licensed Agency. C. E. PRICE & CO. | smaller houses at $6 onth; healthy and conveni- 392-20" ent E. A. MoINTIRE, 918 Fatre t. av7 8t WANTED — WHITE AND COLORED — COOKS, Chambormaids, General Workers, Kitohen Girls, Also, German Servs All bring references. Ladies fan Bee servants at office, 926 F st. n.w.. CmerICe & . v2 Iw ANTED—EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—FAMILIES FoR, BENT-A BRICK HOUSE, DESIRABLY 1,0- gated: | Avpiy to WHEATLEY "BuOS., comer 7th street and Rhode Island avenue no-thwest. _ jyT-6t mF atreet | horthwest. CASSIN & CAPERTUN, 1539 F street me west, ae St FR, SAE AT BRIGHTWOOD, A 1WO ACRE Lot, improved by a new, comulodions aix-room onve aid stale for twelve cowe and three hersee, wit & ood well of water, Price $2,000. Termes casy. Ap) toB.F. LEIGH ION, 482 Loulaiana avenue n.W.J9¢ e Cc AP GROUND! FAT BARGAINS!! ordinary Inducementa'!! I offer for sale, ou easy terms (to close an estate), upwards of 250.000 square feet of ground, front: respect vely on iS: A, B,C and E. streets south, and 16th streets east; on and ou Massachusetts, Georgia and Kentucky avenues (Capitol Hill), at from three to seven cents afoot. Title Derlece. Plata at my officn, No stich puportanity ead So again. M. M.KOHKER, 021 F street. m COUNTRY REAL ESTATE JOR SALY_IMPROVED FARM, 1:8 Sesty Sesst sesame precemet outbuildings, 3 = ee WATERING TOLSON, _SyT-aw" Forestville, P. G. county, Ma, FOE SALE-A HANDSOME COUNTKY SEAT OF Shenk aceee: cormenet 7h street = avd ee avenne; cominodious hore I ; conven oat bulidines: Ras ionee Coal tee Pao e inca, or 634 Pennsylvania avenuo. ‘jon, OR RENT—THREE-STORY, MAN-ARD ROOF Brick House, water, range and ko. latrobe. &o., c Pei ini a 34 t south- Cistreot, near Pennsyivinis avenue and 30 street sou: furnished with first-ciaas Help—Cooks, Waiters, treet northwest, two-story Frame Chambermaids, General Houseworkers, &. Servants | Ho ix rooms, newiy papered and painted: $15.00. Santed. _L, C. DUNDORE, 618 J0th at: nw. dis-tm" | A. 8. OAT WOOD, 985 Slt strest northwest Sgr aie BR RENT— WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED By A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE AS A Walter ora Driver, Best of réferonce. Address H. 8., Star office. 1 W AXTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN, Situation as nurse or to do chamber work, or a3 lady's maid; no objections to leave the city; beet ences, Apply at 1339 K street northwest. 4 V ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL, ASITUATION a8 cook, or to d> chamberwork: can furnish refer- SESE, Avvly at 009 20un street northwest, betnesn ANTED—PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER- maids, Nurses, Housemen, Drivers, Waiters and Boys, with references. Women servants can be sen at Ofhoe. gis ceused Agency, 26 F st. n.w. C.E. PRICE. yaw WANTED—ROOMS. WATE BY THE YEAR, A WELL FURNISHED Front Room, facing couth, between 9th and 15th, @ and M streets ‘northwest. Address E. G., star of- flee. it° W&STEDIAUGUST IST. TWO OR THREE UN- furnished Rooms, near Towa circle, Address A. N., 1306 V street northwest. it® WANTED BY A PHYSICIAN TWO UNFUR- nished Parlors on K street, between 18th atid Cou- necticut avenue, or New Yorkavenue, between 13th aud 14th, or H strest, between léth and’ 6th streets. Ad- with terms, which must be moderate, PHY%) Star office. 3y9-20" D—-TWO WELL FUNISH!D COMMU- CATING Rocmus, northwest, suitable for light ping, north or ‘south front; ten minutes’ walk D: Addrees Hoom 61, floor D, 6th Audito.’s 4y9-3t" __WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED-FOR A PURCHASER A HOUS OF northwest sectioi Price not eo cane $6,000. s be : Keal Estate Agent, 605 14th street. WANTED— MISC W. ANTED—TO HIRE_BY TH= WEEK. A GOOD ‘Horse, for light driving in a victori here there er in @ first-c ass groom and Ad. HE. SI ANT: D— WELL-DIGGE tar office. ‘0 BID ON EN. Ja ging @ well or dizg:ng iversity, Address J. B, ADVANG DOR 'w one at Howard Wi ire beginners, by competent lady’ in-trn f first- class references, Address It. H. oY LV city P.O. Bt WASTED 10 BUY A QUIET Pony For Lit le boys to ride: must be good looking anil active. BEARD, 927 F atre 1-2" y ANTED — ADVERTISING AND Subscribers, | You cau ut *"! he Weekly Literary ola journal, and **The Wesh- ere, Gue year, for only Editor’ Tunes, south “ ELLANEOUS IN SPANISH, ADDRES \ \ Times," a large 32- Vv .—BECOND — HAND URNIT stocks of dry coode,&e. Highest cush Address Box 117 Star office. Wi 4NLEDIWHEELMEN IT 18 TO YOUR IN- V_ terest to know that all Bicycles and Tricycles re- pire are done by practical makers at 432 9th st. SMISH OTHERS, 562-3 D SUIT OF CLOTHES y aaner for $1.50; send and have them cailed for and delivered, 1009 F street. Je! * FURNISHED HOUSES FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, N street northwest, near Vermont nue, fine three- story Brick Residence, beautifull: fi eniaed. House fronts south; wide parking; large shade trees. A charm- san cit Se ion uly lite. Kent to an ac- centable mon Vermont avenuia, near Towa Circle, fine Reel clezantly furnished. “ent per mouth nominal, Yin: MCnunecdcar stenue, between Tafayetia and Farragut onneeticut avenue, squares, larie Brick Hesidence, comfortably furnished: a. very pretty three. Atent $50 per month. 16th street, above Scott Circl fig? Brick House, neatiy furnished. Price per month strect northwest, a fine twelye-room Brick House, with large side lot neatly sodded. Price 250 per month. J. V. N. HUYCK, No. 1505 Pennsylvania aveni», Sy6-6t (Opposite North Entrance U. 8. Treasury.) FOR RENT BRICK. 162 ¥ STREET NORTHEA 7 rooms, bath, . range, Kc. : newly apered wl painted: Tent only $30. ALBERT Fo YOR. #0 F treet northwest. dy6-3t JOR RENT—FURNISHED FOR TWO Mo -THS at very low fixure to careful persons, House in fine Reighborbood; nor:hwestern part of city. Apply to ‘WM. E. BURFORD, 804 F street n. w. dy6-4t it RENT — THREE-STORY BRICK, HALL, water and gas; «ood neighborhood: rent, $20 per month, at 707 Rhode Island avenue northwest. ‘avply at 1106 L atreet northwest. Jy6-3t Fe } ENT—CORNER OF 107TH AND [STREETS southeast, three story dwelling, 11 rooms, modern improvements, large yard and shrubbery, stable for 3 ho ses; rentm derate. Inquire of W. H. CAXRICO, 1240 1ith street southeast. dy3-2w }OK HENT—HOUSE 607 NEW JERSEY AVENUE northwest, coutaining nine rooms, all modern im- provements, $30 per mouth. | Apply to W. C, JOHN- ON, 18 13th northwest Jy3-3ra OR RENT HOUSE AND STORE No. 19 : 20Ts street northwest; stand for grocery business; $30. "Apply WESCOTT & WILCOX, coraer 20th snd i veets northwest. ay: FUE LENT 3182 F ot. West Washington, « lance, three-story proseed brick front Keeldence, with two- story and basement back building, containing 11 room, with cas, range, bath-room, hot and cold water: first class Condition ; lange back yard: cocd location; F street ars pass the door Rent $90 per month. Apply at 129 Beall street, West Washington. aw FOR 2ENT HOUSE 3012 DUMBARTON AVENUES West Washington. nine rooms. all modern improve- ments. Apply to JOHN TRIMBLE, 1216 F street northwest. jy2-6 Fie BENT, BEADENSBU G—A 12: RooM House; pleasantly situated; healthy location; sit- uated on the B.& 0. H.R. ' Address JOHN STE- PHEN, Bladensburg, Md. 3e22-Im* Fe BI © Wi ; 01 ply to A. BL Jeld-im OR RENT NEW DWELLING HOUSE, 1538 ? street northwest; possession lat July, Apply to J. EDD, 1402 lath street northwest. >” “Je14-tn FPR RENT A FIBT-CLA ES! 13th strest northwest. Apply to J. J. 1402 Lath street northweet, FOR RENT—STORES. JR RENT—COKNER STORE ANDCELLAR, Es- tablished 3 Also ‘stock of groceries below Cost; cwner dec'ining business: rent, $15; dwe linz if desired. Apply 901 U street northwest. dy7 Fo RENT-STORE, 1410 lar» STREET NORTH. weet; also, “barber’enaira ines, e., for sale. ov WOR RENT—TWO STORE: 22 AND 824 street northwest, separately oPtogether. Possess atcnce. Apply to C. ADAMS, 502 Est. n.w. je27-3w* ANTED—GET YOUR CAUPETS CLE\NED BY Tay W ‘he Kuicmado Stun Renee he nae BE BUSINESS CHANCES. country, Orders Us te one or otherwise receive prowpt attention, SINGLETON & HOERE, 801 Mar- ANTED—$2,000 FOR TWO YEARS AT SIX an Fraza | My uate yan tem, ort a y AXTED-HORSES PASTURED AT $3 YER | erty in, contral'part of city, valu ote eed ee V Month (on, tny, farm ueur. Bladensburg: plenty fect. “adiness fox 858, ay ESO iad ete ee eer Coe and take alook. ik. OR SALE — A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT, A. SHREVE, Bladensl . muy8-3m*” | doing # geod business, cheap for cach. Reoson for Wancepse, bce, MAINE AVENUE | Selling, woing in another business, Address Box 67, coutiwest, steam carpet cleaning works, the oldest | Star office, 459-3¢" and the best in the city. Mattresses remade, feathers reno’ ted, furniture steamed; orders by telephone. my7 Ws IME. MET MANICURE, LATE of 70 N. Charies street, Baltimore, Md. ‘Parlors for ladies and «entlemen at 1105 F strect northwest, next door to Mrs. Palmer's. Manicure Goods for sale. s myl WANTED-1404 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OP- posi ite Willard’s—Halr Mattresses, Feather Bolsters and Pillows renovated; Carpets cleaned, eto: and reiaid. All kinds of mattresses made to order. F. H. YOUNG. ply | cat Whtegine ones CLEANING WITH- W out whirring ot ‘Your carpeta. Ora feleplone. 610 Loulslane’avenus. a? Ht HACE E. BE. Room 4, 1420 New York at is .- glance ROD for Eh ole ae 8. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in office from 9 a. m. t05 p.m. m2 ANTED—UPHOLSTERY WOKK OF ANY DE- Weirton. Lis A. H. CHASE & BRO. Next to City Post Oftoe, LOSF AND FOUND. - OST—LEFT AT THE CI'¥ POST OFFICE THIS morning, July.9, 8 Lady's Brown Silk Umbreila, ith an ivory handls. Reward if returned to 202 street northwest. it @tRAYED—BLACK AND *Smonths old, well grov ankles and mouth tan oo wi YANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN oT TAN TERRICR, six ‘body end legs black; f¢ Bad eck. trap around ni rd if beought to 307 C attest northwest. JyD-aee Le AME | HYST RING. ON BOARD STEAM! Corcoran, yesterday, Sunday: initials inside, K. By efullable reward paid if returned atreet. B L, to PRINGE, 1009 Sy9-3t* AN -XPERIENCED AND RESPONSIBLE MA. ager would join alive nan with some means in_os. fanlisting & Termenct st piene Speers A for- in dress, real uame and resi ‘AMUSEME NT,” ‘Box 77, cter omen, a ‘iv6-lw" y BUILDERS OR CONTRACIORS. — WANTED the assistance of a builder or contractor to intro Giceand work a new system of ventilation by which the largest build: n be effectual: tilated. Ad- grees 'INVENL ON, Colesville, Montgomery count : IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON time deposits: Unitea States Bonds bonght and sold at market rates; Collections made everywhere, by J.-H. SQUIER & CO., Baukers, 1416 Pa. ave. mi3-3in. MONEY TO LOAN. DMOZ INBASD,TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT, 118 P. SHOE MAKE! dyt-st OUI oF etreat atheat, ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. B, O HOLTZMAN, 28 10th and F streets northwest. Moz TO LOAN, Fate, on approre = ‘In sums to suit, at Jowest 2 mnsl ist ivania avenue. A FARM FOR SALE NEAR POTOMAC, MD.; 105 Snnneot iaod with a comfortable dwelling aud. oat, ; good orchard, and a healthy lo ation: ‘toile Aqueduct reade” Apply’ 3130 St ater QUBORBAN PROPENTY FOR SALE —WE HAVE 5S for rale a Desirable Tract of 115 Acres, three miles out on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ‘The lo- cation and general character of the property sdmirably adapt it for subuivision and rettiement. The price ® low and terms easy. PARKEK & 1OWNSEND, Real Estate Dealers, F strec Je9-Lan POR SALE TI HEAP—TWO FARM cone 30 and the other 104 acres, fonr miles north Wenh vgton: terme easy. Inquire of HUGUELY & BOWEN, 645 New vork avenue. e8-1in* COUNTRY BOARDING A -D NUMBER OF SUMMFR BOARDERS will be taken in private family at Woodstock, She- nandoah county, Va. Apply at $40 C street northwest for particulars, dy7-60" GUMMLE BOARDERS WANTED AT BLAD NS- nw hi arg, Mi.. private house; i8 amjautes tocity; roome and beard ‘first-class; vehicle free; references ex- Spanwed; terms $20. Address @. A. 0., Bindenst rane, J€30- T, GUILFORD, LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA, Re newly furni-hed; firet-class board; soft : cool nights: near depot; 30 miles from Washington. . Terms $20 to $25. Address L. H'N- FORD, Loudoun, Va. 3630-2W* ONS WISHING TO SECURE GOOD BOARD or the summer in a healthy locality, with fee, milk. sity mail and convenient to the Plaine’s station, on the ¥. M. K. K., for further particulars apply to LW. A Halfway, Fauquier, Vi del5-1m* L Axe, AIRY ROOMS FOR BENT, AT 314 316 Indians avenue. A'so, Boarding for three months at fiiteen dollars per month. Advance payment aired. ‘my-5-3m_ pe iT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOAKD- Fs accommodated at gumuer rates at the McPher- gon H corner of 15th and I Mrs. MT SOUTHALL, myi9-3m RY MONT HOUSE—CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR. A First-class table: polite and attentive servants: very demrable si:uation for families. Rates: $2.50 an per dey; $25, $30, $35 aud $40 perm. E.W. DENT-ON, Prop. (Pe LAPIER HOUSE, 8.W.COR.10ra AND n.w.; 00] rooms; the best conducted Boarding- house in the city. Transient Boarders atreasonable terms. Meals at all hours. 'T DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES AND 'LEMEN, 612 F st. n.w. . Patent Office. Recular Meal 25 cents: 22 Meai Tickets, $5. Com- fortable Dining Koome for Ladies and Families up Stairs, Meals and Lunches served from 6a. m. to7 p m. Gal! J. W. BEALL, Pro. TS. aocommo cated 29 PROFESSIONAL. = =— i py ees . &C.—KELIFF WIL HOUT IN IN js few minutes, at Dr WHIT? 'S establishment, 1416 ‘eunrylvenia avenue, posite Willard’s Hotel. Hours: 206 p.m: Sundays, 9 a.m.tol pan, Hard ‘orus, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vas x Sane end ail c treat ston, D. feet in order. WAKLES H. BOWEN, M. D.—OFFICE AND Bl ideuce 912 F street ndrthwest. ‘Telephonic conmu- nication with Standiford’s Drug Store, corner 9th and F streets, Je9-Lm* PROPOSAL Sealed Proposals to furnish Coal Dev artment of Justice will be received until TWELVE QCLOCK NOON MONDAY, JULY SIXTEED 3, viz: = ‘One hyndred and seventy-two (172) tons best quality white ash coal, furnace size. eidct (0) tons best quality free burning coal, stove z0. ‘Thirty (30) cords of hickory wood, cut in two pieces. | Fifteen (10) conte ot pie wed. and Wood for tho FOR SALE OK SALE—WITHOU X THE SAFrST and most reliable Road or Family Mare in the ettys handsome brown; was raised in Orange county, New York; 15% hands high, six years ol@, long tail and very stylinh and pleasant driver, dose not fearless of steam cars, can be driven by most timid person with safety; will ny rf cular yaa ae & handsome ony, bas been used by chil itle and safe to ride or drive, set Singte kets, Ao. The above in a chance seldom off they mutbe sold. Cali at STABLE rear of street northwest. ft ares vie fe Ks % ROE SALE ar $000 case The fast ana Mah bend Soenting ‘oung American. han te Blood rth oi Black " potnts, and road mara, high, mix years ol woichs 1, i 4 i be warranted sound. kind, and in 2:83 or better, Ten duet trial wi parties to teat armed and other qualities, ‘Cali at the “wate stable in usar Pa. ave. achman, will be at the stable $0 Young American Girl hae po ayo “SMITH AMFRICAN" ORGAN, Rich Rosewoo 1 Cane, sweet quality of tous, ant a ctorder. On easy pay mien pase ee PG. SMITH, 3y9-6t 1103 Pennaylvaniaavenie. DOR SALE. COMP! SET OF FIED 8TC Fixtures, to be ved immed! yo to any pariy haviox 9 view to the sane business. As at 931 Oth sireet northwest. Fe SALE —HORSE FEED. Clover, ewt.; cut Tin Bde. to We. chotee cut Ti » $1; good lone ‘I , Hho. to Be. Feed and Gratn at low prices, W MOOKE & OO., Steam Hay Presa, 12th and 8 northwest. dy7-Lm' R SALE—CARPETS AND FURNITURE CoM: a pee gf asix room house; cau be seen at house, ‘Addroms Box 149, Star office cael dy6ae 72K SAL —FIVE YEAR OLD MARY, SOUND, Mie? Ativer and geutie. Address HURSE, Ater oftice. =a sy6 Mt OK ©ALE—A BEAUTIFUL, YOUNG AND STYL~ ish Horse and Brewster Busy and Harness: will bo Single or toxuther, owner having no further use for ‘Can be seen at 31d Pennsylvania avenue k £0! JOR SALE—BIG BARGA) rosewood ca print anh; Cost $260 one Soar for tt Apply at once at A DOTA xood as new, for only $1) ; owner has no further use © Exchange, 427 10.h 6. rt NT BQUARF GRAND. scale piano, handsome rosewood case, richly carved jews, all the best improvomenta, superb sluging quality ‘of tone, for on y $190, including oleant embroldened cover and stool, cost $450, nearly new, owner having used it but very' little; five-year guaranties, can be seed at Piano Exchinge, 427 10th street northwest. Jjy@ FE SALI —RARE BARGAINS IN NEARLY NEW Pianos Flogaut equare grand Chickering, onl 190; cont $A5." Magniticent now square grand, 1 Ear hitta caly $150 osm oreee Tons, Gane rand, rosewood cost rant 7 ooeare Piano, . ners, only $60; per iuonth. 10th street. < FS SALE—PIANOS AND ORGANS. The following baresine offered at WORCH & ‘One ‘eliabtly used 5 binet Grand U S173; one owls new i in the city, murt Iie ween to be appre: t. Square, $a! one Grovestan & Co. Dubois, #70, and fiftecn other Lustrumer mand at all prices. Alno, Shoninger, Bri ch and other Orcans. Terme easy. We BRO., 925 eet northwest. a Fe SALE—CHKAP—Al MEEKS', 621 G 8 3 northwest, Backus. Champion and Syracuse Road Carta, Kinds of Villews Carts. other kinds: powe are all fir-t clam. Figty of Carriaes, hactona, — Concory ie Carte and the Lichtning Jump-Seat, the most perfect family carriage in une. 2t is light, stylixh and roomy, reyes senting it in three styies—Inig cy » ym man htue- Loy and extension-top. Also, several nue Hotwes for Harness and Saddlo use; ‘fine Huglih Saddles avd. Brie dies, &c. Parties wishing to purchase «completa turnout will kave time andexponse. Owing to my facil. ities and lony experience Iam enabled to protiptiy fll all orders completely and on the most reasonable terms. If you want to b xchange or well call and we me Lefore buying elsewhere, WM. F. DOWNEY, 1620 to 1624 L street northwest 3029 RTERS TOR HORSES AND CAR- RIAGE! At GEYER'S Stables aud Carriage Repository, 468- “ and 6th sts. On’ hand C street north wrt, bet. the year round the langent stock of Horses and Carriages to be found in the city, at present heving 40 Horses at ies Alco, Carrom. Bg Y mage all teen tance new an band, which we will sell or excl age ob tarius to sult, re bere hand what we edvertion, fe haveon hand what we A wood Livery connected. Sm WM. F. GEYE! Jel Fed S855. 3, BEERS 6216 STREET Nok west, offers raro inducements in Carriages styles. Cal and examine before purchasing elecw: ‘Top and no-top Sidebar Bugwina, Tinges, Business Wagons, Surreya, Village Carts, Har epairinuy end painting spiny P and terms to sult. All ror my. ore, ty Oar. ness, Whips, &c. done. Will ‘sell cheu; iteed. HT-HORSE POWRK 5 8, Suitable for kaw mill oF onder. Junt inspected for one year. Inquire of G. W. GAULK, Tit strest whack m31-lia&lw portal FoR SALE CA LANGE STOCK OF TTATIAN Mane BLE and Granite Monuments, Headetones, Vasem, éte. | Monuments cleaned in cemeterion. WM. RUTH: ERFORD & CO. Pa. ave. cor. 218i st nw. iy for the ve A heavy Carriages, in iroat Var Tiety, for spring or summer dee. Kejuiring promptly attented to. KOBE. H. i ud # aps 410-416 duh stroot POR BALES LARG AS On TMENT Tinces, Victorias, Village Carta, Couye Phetons, McCall Waour and ail the risges in use, Repairing promotly at M. YOUNG, 13 Gih wtmmet, EDUCATIONAL. ¥ STUDIO A Sketching from Natu Veueil aud Stub Drawin nu continue through the year, ‘ator Colurand Oil Painting, Landscape, + pposition. Long experience; original cferences. Studio, 118 Uorecran Building.” SEATON DUNOHO, dyt-3m {DGEWORTH BALTIMORE, MD, 4 Boarding avd Du: for Young Ladiew and Children. i he twenty-first schuol year bexins J burs day, September 20th. Ciroulars seut on a) Sy5-th&m2m = Mrs. H. Buyrere, Mp ower. vei 46 Mt Vernon Place. Hon School for Young Ladies, Found: Justructi ns to bidders to be had on application atthe | JUNE> and Mrs MATTLAND, Department of Justice. | feeaors. Beautifully situated, ‘frontlise JAMES R. YOUNG, Mouument Square. Languages practically 37-3t_Chief Clerk and Superintendent of the Building, culars on. PPoPosaLs For WHITE MARBLE FOR THE WASHINGTUN MONUMENT. Exormexa Oprios, Wasnixaron Moxuwexr, Wainer Dre", July 2a. 108s. Realea Proposals wili be received at thir office until Tess aad -enceed teenie terete te thee 3 ely in the pre wence ort bidders for furnishing at the site of the Wash- fuse meat, tn this catye Forty-two thousand (42,000) cubie feet (amore or lees) of White Marb’. fications, or any further information mille rurmahea (ror ni office on reqitest of artis "gaged in the business o uch m:terial. = THOS. TaNCOLS Casey,’ Lieut. Col. Engineers, U. =. A., dv3-6t ‘Engineer iti Chance. TH, CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR VOUN@ Ladies and Littie Giris—will re-open Monday, Octo- ber 1. 1 is eituated ou the He its of Georwetown, and is accessible by rtreet care to earnof the city. Tne Fronuds are extourive, the locatlou heaitifal avd hese Uiftul. | Terms moderate. for cirenisrs addres the MISSES EAKLE, 1916 36th st., Washington. Je21-4m. ISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, Macher of Vou and Instrumental Muslo an& ‘Harmony. conutiuued during tho suminer. Address 944 K street north wet. eld ENCH TUITION (A SPECIALTY)—PROF. 8. LARKOQUE, Graduate of Sorbonne University, 921 G street. Also Spanish, Italian, Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Natural'Sciences, Je3-1m* SUMMER COURSE AT 5: AN BUSINESS PPOPOSALS FOR FILLING POTOMAC FLATS. Unrrep Stares Exomern Orrice, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NOKINWeRT, Wasurxaton, D. C., June 25th, 1883, Sealed Proposals in triplicate will be received at this Office unt 1 WELVE O'CLOCK NOON on THURS: DAY, JULY TWELFTH, 1883, and opened im ately thereafter, for filling about six acres of ths mac Flats near Easby’s Point. Specifications, forms of ee and all necsasa: information can be obtained on appiicaton to this of- fice, PETER ©. tb 3y2-6t Major of Euginecrs, SCRAP PICTURES. to- eetate security, FI MOREXTOLOAN ON BEAL ESTATE Ob OTHER security, sums to suit from ‘amount; lowest rates of interest, least expense and without A ROBT. A. PHILLIPS: 1498 New York avenua. tiie ONEY TO LOAN ‘EST RATES OF INTER! M ae REAL ESTATE SECURTEY ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., I EZ MAN WHO HI VER- e 1324 F street west. Coat in teturning ftom Nowfotk host aaag e | _13-0m a ing. will call at room 93, eS N= TO LOAN. same, - yo-3e" — > MO! TO LOAN ON REAL ‘ATE, in S25 Br Chanay times cesta eet TAGE | gt fom oe td ac tow ab Day Mare Maie, with one, shoe off, about twelvs bands ‘Charges moderate. No delay, =n wannen! CHARL.S i Muirkirk Furnace, Georwets counky, Mas ee a tuition oer or na ware extn DENTISTRY. ; are southeast, and thence by ‘aventus care Dr. Welch, dentist. ER. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 lérn: NORTH- TERUG i81 Catron wouteme™ “YY ea ‘iloa for $i. “krtrecting without paid 0 sean: (containins $90, clther ta car Hor Gone tae oie | Ae Gi Sa tat ea earenet. a street prot streeta, street, JR. HARTLEBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNSYL- Star office, =" iedianensia ets se DD ‘and. ox bes taectael Soe oe dently to patrons. REAYED- THURSDAY, JULY S15, FROM HEAR ‘ae dentist of undicutied abuity” Been’ Muirkirk station, °. B., a dark bay Sramen ‘Dentist, 1015 14th fo 35 Sis $10 rewandif returned i 1406" streak Bora ———— ee Geateeuer's myal refer De ETeE Sa Tavizts, (REY REGRET SLS =MEUL VARIE ¥ SP_NO COLLEGE, cor. ¥th and D st..in Peumauship, Boom: Keeping and Doercapem for dune, July, Aygo, Day sessions 9 a. m.to 12 m., five days each week. - nk seasions 5 to ® p.m. four evenings cach week. training for youths and men and women dure season whe tndoleuce and exyensive Hlearesare to produce permanent injury.” ‘Tuition ty the =. Scholarship eee Et ecal clnawes iu practical writ in fret jonth. © HENRY ©. SPENC! pal. ARA A. SP ER, Vice- Prin (OOD INSTITUTE. RELEC! SCHOOL FOR ie ad = — 126 aakie Ne opens 26,'83._ For circulars, BELL. City. 'A few boarding AVID 8. I. JOHNSON, ORGANIST AND CHOIR master, 1117 iuth atrect northwost. Private ls tone $1 per hour. “Public vuloe cinsaes fly c0718 10e ren mids dy 5 Ww. uN, AL VATE TUTOR, S. e energy Sor ih and Be strcetr north wast. Paper Doll, French Tissue Paper. Don't { So Siitcictant Birthday: pees ve ra sone pictures for the **little tolks” scrap i tude ENGIN! 2 AND ARCUITECI URAL 1HON WORE ROLLED IKON BEAMS ILLUMINATED Guat. 8, for areas, roofsand floors furuished ting Rnarket prices. Careful end promes stiendey sive ae repair of general Mmechinery aud boilers. T connection. iw Repvcep Paices In Duy Goons. ‘TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK. ‘aes x = song rod ete sales. article incl o Ser mane oe cher ara ey CK SILK GRENADIN. 5 HAMS, ALL FINE WOOLENS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LACES in every style, shape, and quality from finest tochespest. PARASOLS and SUN UM- BRELLAG, always reasonabie in price, with discount off, make them very, very cheap. An examination of the stock and prices will eonvines you that we have not overstated the matter. JOHN T. MITCHELL, a ‘931 Pennaylvania avenue. Exscor Buus. "4 BOYCE & MAREAN, ‘DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRIOAL SUPPLIER, Mathematics, Latin, Greek, Frevch. 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