Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1883, Page 4

4 WASHINGTON August 25, 1883. Editor. THE EVENING STAR. Fasxox Tuscor Crorus, SEATON PERRY @sccessor to Perry & Brother) ‘ke Evening Star bas a reaular. verwancat | “45 JUST OPENED A COMPLETE STOCK OF bona fae daily circulation more thar treme “FRENCH ALL-WOOL TRICOTS,” We Axe Saowne A Lue or COOKING RANGES AT VARIOUS PRICES FROM $8.50 TO $150. IN ALU TEE “NEW FALL AND WINTER SHADES." | TRON TILE FIRE-PLACES, with BRASS FRAMES, acces, eee dalle, caver ouetenet cs | THESE GOODS ARE TO BE MUGH UexD DLATEG ‘Bran office te connected with the atevge. 26 otherwise. news. or any information or business Grr terent day or night, free of charwe. ————— ‘Tux Stan will be sent by mail, post puid, to those Jeaving the city during the summer for sny length of time, and the address changed as often as desired. Subscription, fifty cents per mouth, POSITIVELY —¥ ADVANCE. eteer daily papers here added toacthe; = ‘eiephone Ex- Good News for Washington. From the New York Commercial Advertiser. ‘The proprietors of the glass works at Sandwich, Masa, assert that they have discovered a lost art ‘They claim to reproduce, in the most perect man- Der, the Vasa Murrhina glass male by the Par- Widns and ancient Egyptians three thousand Fsago. The arto? making thts ware 1s by nding glass with metala. It ts there‘ore likely ‘that the palatial residences of the aristocracy in ‘Washington will resemble Parthian cioisiers more than ever. ‘This 1s “good news,” s0 far agit goes, But now ‘wont the Advertiser man kindly tell who “the artstocracy of Washington” are, and where their “palatial residences” may be found? Pleas give names, with streets and numbers, in each case, in omer that pedigrees may be looked uo and the places resembling “Parthian clotsters” examined. It our cotemporary will be good enongh to throw a ‘Mood of light on these points it will supply a long Yeit want, and ald tn sowting some very puzzling «questions, The work of classification can then begin. If Bismarck counte4 upon the sympathy of Eng- land tn his assault upon France through his organ, he reckoned without hts host. Possibiy he thought that the Madagascar affair had raised a coolness between England and France which could stealth- Sly be Increased. But the London Times, speaking the stald conservative sentiment of England, de- nounces the attack of Bismarck’s organ as “a gross, deliberate tnsult;” as “an outrage upon de- eeney and courtesy.” French statesmansiip has Rot, of late, been signalized by any great ability. THE COMING SE\SON FOR LADIES’ TAILOB- ———-— | MADE SUITS, AND AT $2.25A YARDARE VERY Br ASONABLE. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai | LADI_S" HABIT CLOTHS, at $1.25 and $150. LUPIN'S CASHMERES AND CHUDDA CLOTHS. from $12, 50to $75. BRASS ANDIRONS, from $6.50 to $60 per pair. PORTABLE BASKET GRATES, from $5 to $50. PARLOE GRATES, from $10 to $100. ALL-WOOL SCUTCH PLAIDS FOR CHILDREN’S | A large stock of STOVE FURNITURE at low rates. COSTUMES, RCHER AND ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK DRESS FABRICS, | FINE ORG TIN I URRO ee tor BeAr! FROM THE BEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS. COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES AND VEILS. A SPECIAL LOT OF 50 Dos. LADIES’ ‘EXTRA FIN:” HEM-STITCHED PURE LINEN CAM- BRIC HANDKERCHIEFS at 12%. A PIECE, aT QHICH PRICE 1HEY ARE A “RARE Bak- CHUDDA, CASHMERE, AND SILK SHAWLS. NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS ARRIVING tz CHO) SEATON PERRY, Perry Bullding, ‘Pennsylvania svenue, corner 9th street. Fetabtished 1840. suds BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FOR FALL WEAR Shows many beautifal and novel styles, towhioh we in- vite attention. We have made extensive preparations ‘te outdo all former efforts, and are confident that our oldest patrons will be astonished at the extent and ele- gance of our FALL offerings. All garments sewed with the patent double-stitoh, and wili not rip. Pieces wo with every suit. In a great many of our CHIL- It has not added to the republic’s strength either} DREN'S SUITS wo aleo give buttons in addition to at home or abroad; but the French republic, no doubt, has some of the right kind of leadership In Teserve, and it will come forth when the emer- Gency arises. France now enjoys the form of gor- ernment thatis certain to send the best men to the front in time of need. There is no pampered Toyalty to put tts favorites aud hangers-on, re- Sardiess of fitness, in the foremost places of trust and power if France should become embrotied in Q wer with Germany or any other nation. Men able to see the needs of the hour and to meet them ‘would arise. ——____+e.—___ Senator Edmunds favors the ¢ stablishment of a government telegraph. He says the government has long since seen the necessity of a telegraph service In connection with the Post Office de- partment, and thinks 1t probable that early congressional action will be taken in this @trection. Governor Butler thinks the govern- ment cught to control the telegraph, but is opposed to the purchase of any existing plants. Congressman Kasson, also, regards a government telegraph as the fittest solution of the question. It is noticeable that opposition to the scheme proceeds chiefly from democrats. They are afratd that the telecraph service would de made an instrument of political power by the Fuling party. If the democrats were in power it 38 quite likely that the sentiment on this question Would be reversed. They would advocate a gov- ernment telegraph white the republicans would ‘oppose it. . Tels to the credit of Georgia that, in these days when gerrymandering {s the accepted rule with Doth parties im making congressional apportion- ments, her legt: has constructed districts Without resard to party advantage. In six of the new districts the c ‘whe the whites have majorities In four. district the whites numb2r 11 and in another there are but 20,878 colored iahabi- tants to 131,894 whites. Tt is to be hoped that this example of making compactness of poptlation and eontiguity of territory the rule will be followed by @her states. If tt had prevailed in Pennsylvania The apportionment squabbdie, which has cost the People so much, would not have arisen. +e» ‘The weight of opinion, as expressed by the Press, is that the dectston of Acting Police Justice Mills In the recent civil rights case, will not be sustained by the hizher courts. The decisions of the U. S. Supreme Court upon what is commonly known as the civil rights legislation hve been that {t fs unconstitutional In that it infringed upon the rights of the states. Thes> decisions have applied only to states, it 1s true, but the theory Is that the same rule of judicial determina- tion would invalidate the acts as to the District of Columbia and territories as well as the states. — ‘The deputy revenue collector who ventured into the Indian Territory to gather internal duties for Uncle Sum ts clearly a man of discretion. He ‘Was grossly insulted and abused by Chief Overton, of the Chickasaws, and he probably owes his Present safety to Information discreetly used. In has report the deputy frankly states that as he kmew that the governor had killed his mun, he had too much at stuke to undertake a personal settlement. But for that knowledge he might rashly have attempted to chastise the governor. Such discretion must be invaluable to the revenue service. lored voters predominate, In one on3 to the republican yivanla, hitherto, has nding terms, A cireular Stating the amount wanted from each OMice-nolkier was sent out, and the recipients ROUied that they were expected to pay by a cer- couched in © tainday. ‘The call of the committe this year ts Im striking contrast to those of the past. It is Pleading in tone and argumentative in character. Itis plain that the assessment machine tn Penn- sylvania bas been smashed by civil service legis! ton. —~+ Pieces, so that whenever a bntton comes off, you have another one ready to put on. A. SAKS & CO, LEADING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS, 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. an25 Is P. BEPARATION THE FINEST CIGARETTE, CLOTH OF GOLD (Straight Mesh.) Ua” Twelve First Prize Medals, By WM. §. KIMBALL & CO. Wier Br Reapy Suorrty. 1t Mes. M. J. Horr, 1309 F STREET, ‘Has now in stock ali the LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND HATS, For Early Fall Wear. au26 Sensevat Senseys 11 Just reoeived a full stock of JERSEYS—Black, Bh Brown, Cardinal. cs ‘Two Cases CALICOES, 5 and Ge., fast colors, All Summer Goods AT COST. GEO. J. JOHNSON, an25 713 MARKET SPACE. GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPERS. £ k at our Following Prices. Gilt Paper from 25c. up. Glazed Paper, 10c. Border trom be. up. 2 Allerades of paper hung for 15c. a piece, and all size bo ders and treizes hung 15. a pieos. ‘ture Frames to order. All work euaranted to be first-class, as we employ no appzentice boys. Call before purchasing elsewhere, and you will save mor at INO. F. SPELSHOUSE, Agt. 521 7th street northweat, bet. E. and F strects, Washington, D. C. $1 WHITE SHRITS, NIGHT SHIRTS, FANCY COLORED PERCALE SHIRTS. Best iu the city for the price. Call and examine, W. 8. TEFL, 995 Pennsylvania ave: MITE BRANDY, i y OLD CIDER VINEGAR, GREEN GINGER, PURE SPICES, ans Sas }G@ GRA’ inthe whinge! & TE, eb pod iy market, our EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, anil 1425 New York avenue. ONG Foon Paco PINE, $4; OAK, $5: BA- $6.25; Gah #1; ‘Hickor G20, CREVE- ING, 2829 14th st now; ‘toot of 14th st. ‘Woonwarn & Lornnor, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ONE PRICK OXLE. BARGAINS IN TOWELS. n 100 DOZEN BARNSLEY KITCHEN TOWELS, Extra large size, all linen. 4 GENUINE BARGAIN IN GERMAN MOMIE TOWEL. ize 18x36 inches, Sede border, { 12}4¢. each. all linen. 90 DOZEN BLEACHED HUCK TOWEL, Sore finish, all ) EXTRA HEAVY MOMIE TOWEL, yhe Sill gciesc inet | ato. each. warr'td all lineu.) 100 dozen All-linen German Damask Towels, knotted fringe. | rae, exch 123c. each, Red and fancy borders, ‘size 20x40 inches, war-t 250. each. Tanted all linen, 40 dozen Extra Size Scotch Damask Towela, war- ranted all linen. fize 22x45 inches, ver9} apo, each, SCOTCH CRASH. 2,509 yards All-linen Scotch Crash, extra quality, ‘both bleached and haif bleached, fifteen inches, at ‘6i6c. per yard. 1,250 YARDS FINE RUSSIA CRASH, Extra quality, pure flax, 145 inches wide, Se. per yard. NOTION SPECIALTIES, ‘We have just received a full line of MENDING COTTON IN COLORS, Comprising Brown, Cardinal, Navy Blue, Old Gold, Scarlet, Maroon, Slate, Bleached and Unbleached, &e,, Ke. STEWART'S CROCHET KNITTING POINTS, Asimple, beautiful and remarkable contribution to the knitting arts. Tho Children espectaty are delighted with it. Any child can ‘earn its use in a short time, while the accom- pushed knitter finds delixhtful surprises in its varied adaptability. Simple in construction and operation, they may be used with silk, linen, cotton or w ol with equal facility, wiving a regularity of pattern to the work never before attained in any hand knitting devices. Only 6 cents cach. JERSEYS! DID YOU SAY JERSEYS? Well, the BOSTON HOUSE is the place to get one, as they are receiving large mvaices dally, and can confi- dently recommend them as being the cheapest, best made, and most perfect fitting Jorecys offered ANY- WHEKE. OUR $2.50 JERSEYS, In Black and all the Dezirable Colors continue in great demand, and STAND UNSURPASSED Al THE PRICE. OUR $5.00 JERSEYS, In Black, Grown, Cardinal and Green, with full plaited back and handsome satin bow, and revere collar, is conceded by all the best ever offered FOR THE MONEY. OUR $7.00 JERSEYS, | In Black, Navy Blue and Garnet, French shape, and | made of imported MATERIAL, ARE UNAPPROACH- ABLE, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. an22 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. DiiighZONS FEMALE BICLS MAILED To AN jaddrcas on receipt of $1. Box 107 City 2.0.au21-1m" ‘There is not as much harmony tn either political Party tn New York as the leaders would lke to ; fon of the democratte state committee 9 suboritinate the bold and inde- to a rival organization and a republican as- Sociation in New York city has with practical unanimity condemne! the plan to harmentze the factions of that part ne of the lonz-headed politicizns of the emo!re state are beginning to Joos upon four tic’ two by each party—as Probuble th's fall. ——— An enterprising gronzer of Pennsylvania hag taxce the Patrons of Husbandry useful to him, thouzh the organization bas about ceased to ex- ist. He gets up an annual picnic, and makes 1t atiracitve to the farmers by having the prominent mon of the state, leading politicians, and even Preachers on hand a3 a sort of exhibition. He draws a big crowd at the hottest season, and Pockets a round sum largely trom the sale of “cireus” lemonade. $+ »—___ ‘Tne republican campaign in Ohfo may now be considered ag fatrly opened. Senator Sherinan, who sounds the key note for his party in all polit!- cal battlescf the state, makes his first speech of the canvass at Findlay toda: Tx Rices Pus. I xsunaxce Courany, SURES BUILDINGS AND PEKSO -AL PROPERTY IN THE DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY. Office. temporarily, 1001 F sirvot nortiwest. Will remove to their permanent quarters, No. 1331 F street Rorthwext a# soon ae repairs srw completed—about Bep- M.W. BEVFRIDG®, President. WM. 5. THOMP=ON, Vice President, THOS. HYDE. Treasarer. FRANCIS B. aM. YW Win. HH. Morrison, N. We Sno. Jay Knox, Jona sherman, and aes deine Ouatness on the mutual or howe te 80 Cork Any Keene | age WU (UALMESERVE FUND Ta corisialy none have proved #o so shorts time an tis favored. theres in instrance matters neutiy commuended 1's syatem as the science of Life lusur- rs have oa more than one confidencs iu its manage- For cireulars, &e., call a: the office, 1509 Hot. aVKS ager. 1 STREET, BE 1 nortawest. le THE MANY INSURANCE COMPANIES “sful sua popals . The oluest its policy het Gceaston expreset their mment. auzs cinlty. autho ‘We new have in stock grades of Lubt- @atiog Cils, and we desire ‘oUF attention to ths EL DORADO ENGINE OIL, which we wnarantes to tate the place of the bext winter strained tard cil, at one-half tho priee. Also, the CAPITAL CYLINDER OIL, which ix witho.t doabt tho hest in nee. Also, all grades Of AXLE G.EASE ard LAU SDAY WAX. Then: gods we are <Aerina to the trade amd. coa- sumers agents of the meacfactarers, the stand- an Ol! Co., Cieveand, Uhic. Call and get samples, N. 4. POOLE & CO., aull-6t 987 Louisiana avenue. HE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES ACKNOWL- edge the great value of Ayer's Cathartic Pills, and frequently prescribe their use with the utmost confi- deuce, well knowing that they are the most effectual remedy ever devised for diseases caused by derange- ments of the stomach, Itver and bowels. 2, 208 WISH A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION? ‘Then use Ayer’s Sarsapsrilla. It cleanses and puri- fies the blood, and thereby removes blotches and pim- ples from the skin, making it smooth and clear, and giving ita bright and healthy appearance, aus . BBP ate ree rere H'HS&Seat £ EL | TERS = . ime EE BEB rut? Fre iss, BE EE Sas98 = HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, by increasing vital power, and rendering the physical funetions reg- ular and active, keops the system in good working order, and protects it against disease. For constipa- tion, dyspepsia and iver complaint, nervousness, kid- ney and rheumatic ailments, it is invaluable, and it affords a sure defense against malarial fevers, besides removing all traces of such disease from the uystem. Feral by all Druggints and Dealurs cenerally. at : Alnricng 1 oe TS Ht oo, mya Cizanra Ovr Case: Sure OF ODDS AND ENDS, TO REDUCE STOCK FOR SUMMER, A few pieces Body Brussels, $1.25 yard. ‘Tapestry Brussels, Te. yard, ‘Mattings very Cheap. ten dot Of Tapestry und Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet and reer. Cxiers by Telephone or otherwise for Carpet clean- iny recel ve promt attention, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE. Je21 ED_xK GIRL, GER- Ww ANT! Ta ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GERMA! Nea eck and work f< Be MS TES Eres ANTED—A CLERK IN A LIQUOR STORE rom 18 to 25 pba, 13th and. northwest. su%5-2t* Wi FIRST-CLAg3 RESTAURANT COOK ‘14th streeta, south side, T. A. VAN'S. LS TED ST! MPETENT COOK; Aifo.'s well-trainad housed good home ‘wages; references req Call at 1623 N at. now. 1° Ware Ak INTRIDIGENT LADY Tu so- Heit for subscribersito « in Georgetown. eral compensation ‘lowed. "Call at 1007 street Soret fonday, at 1 o'clocx. ie GENTLEMEN—WE ANTED—LADIES AN Ww Turntsh light simple work, eeu all any dis done st home mire hours, oF as sboedy work? the wrk i segy and rules simnpie, this t mom Samp for reply we have wereai Gemma | for our woz end fu stead Ls For particulars ad- dress J. BUTLAND & ‘Mass. z i Box 2067, + Manafactarers, Box 306 THREE FIRST-CLASS PRESS-BRICK at 3084 K strost; $5.50 per day. au24-3t" Wane? ‘Hl ‘ANTED-A STEADY WHITE FOR se pera Se ‘ED—20 WHIT! COLORED WOMEN ‘ANT! E, Cb Cooks, $10 to $14, per month: Nurees, Sernb: ‘aitrasees. references. Feta.w. PRICK & COOMBS, Agents. a23-3t* ANTED—FIFTY IGETORS ¥OR Vi ware and "FOR RENT—ROOMS. Feeas a RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOM roy q ee hurmahed Taquies BS wR RENT—TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED Rooms on second floor, single or en suite, with all RENT_—TWO 7 OO tg 3 references ex- Gy ROR BENTIVERY DESIRABLE AND NICELY furnished roome, with first-class table board, 1286 New York avenue, corner 13th street. useat™ FFO8, RESTIDELIGHTFUL ROOMS ON SECOND and third floors, newly painted, alahed. in 8 handsome bey house: exposure, fpoders tm Pe] + wAddrge NORTHWaS |, StarCies. = CUO Segre {OR RENT—TRREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS: Fontabie housekeeping: private family; rent moderate.” 912 17th street northwest, auds-2t° POR PANTONE OF TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘without board; gentiemen only; central location: 107 6th etrect northwest: bear @ strast. oueat R RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, ON ky We street cars. “ADIAY on premiasa, 101 Tat, news suao'stt R RENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, Sacre sntand coerenient locality; Term moderate £0 it; adults preferred ; oxehenered. Se aad i serost doctaemece ‘th&elm PSE, BENT-LARGE ROOM, WITH ALCOVE, ished -room and psrior; bs Driraia temly utane ar tw mente. “Address SRY. Rese an23-3t* {OR RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, iE ‘ANTED—LADIES OR YOUNG MEN IN CITY OR ‘Country to fake nice, Higat ead ‘their own home: $2 to$6.« day easily ahd auletiy made: Flows addres RELEASES Me eOE ACTORS US, Drawer TT., Philadelphia, Pe. ° Office, 314 9th street northwest. sul’ ANTED—THKEE HUNDRED » YOUNG, airy and Infantry)" AUD a LAG F sirect nora, ‘Washington. aué-lew3sm ‘ANTED—AT NEWPORT NEI VA., 100 ANTED_WHITE AND COLORED OOOKS,GEN- Wirt Weekes 5a Gh ca tee PRR Baltimot and hia, New. York Families furnished Servants wits Seferences, SHC F st nw, Licensed Agency. 0. #. PRICE & 00. \y2-84" ANTED-EMPLOYMENT BUREAU—FAMILIES furnished with first-class Help—Cooke, Waiters, Chambermaide, General Housewerkers, ko.” Servants wanted. _L. C. DUNDORK, 518 10th st: n.w, d18-m" ———————— WANTED—SITUATIONS. 10; Val G street northwest. BNigHep or unfumianea with oargh ge ears ‘west of War and Navy Departments: on ‘pams the park in a JROR_RENT_ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- Lite she sen coe ae 0Ors: st.n.w., bet. Franklin and MePherson squares. a3-4w" —eeEeEeEeEeEeE—————eeeee ee FOR RENT—HOUSES. Feh RENT STORE AND DWELLING LATELY finished, corner of 20th and N streets, suitable for most any business tos party who can put in tock. All modern improvements, Inquire 2001 street, around the corner. 9u25-3t" Spyder ape POR SALE; OR EXCHANGE_DESIRABLY LO- cated brick House; two stories and mansard roof; northwest section ; will in west and Qk0. F. GBAHA e. aull-3m RK SALE—FOUR NeW DWELLINGS, B Fae’ telween aa and 6th northeast; 8 a iaquiga aan erent P. m. house tbxa3. eull-im B 8ALE_DWELLING HOUSE ON K Si REET, F fetwees 29th and 20m streets ngrthwest 10 coms WESCOTT & WILCO: “Estate Brokere cornet Sch ant trects northwest se ‘OB SALE—TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND ey 3 street northwest; 8 rooms; 20-foot Jot, ranning from 7th to 6th street. ‘aul-3w" FOE BENT HOUSE 1825 10TH STREET, THRER- story Brick, 8 rooms, all modern improvements. Call at 917 Pennsylvania avenue. 1° PRESSED ‘OR RENT-NINE-ROOM HOUSE, brick front, four rooms on first and five on second Eapcoveniesta: JOHN BEER A SO ee street. 2 au25-1m R RENTS. W. CORNER ITH AND BOUN- dary streets n.w., 11 $25; 1721 6th street n. ms, all mod: imp... $21.50; 610 G atreet « mB ‘wen, $16.90. a. 8, CAYWOOD, corner 9th and K streets i. w. ‘an25-3t YANTED—A STENOGRAPHER WANTS EM- emt ogiment; position in a lawyer's office preferred; Bilary expected. and beat of referenced xiven. Address G."B., Star oftice. at ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN omingtt 18 8 rextstered drug clerk. Address B, Siar joe. WASTED_BY A YOUNG GERMAN, OVER TWO years” ice in first-class grocery and liquor business, of references from his present em- » Willing to leave town, Address box 124, Star ice. aud3-3¢* (WANTED PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER. maids, Nurses, Housemem, Drivers, Walters and Boye, with referent e cea. W office, “Llosnsed Agency, W306" 3y2-8w" WANTED—ROOMS. WAXTED—BY A LADY, FURNISHED OOM and board ina private family. Address, stating terms and location, Box 99, Stax office. it W ANIED—A GENTLEM ANIAND WIFE WISHE! board in a private family: well-furnished room; ‘must breakfast early. Terms must be d: dress BOARD, Star office, i W482) 2. BY TWo GENTREMEN TWO NICELY furnished communicating! Rooms, situated be- tween 11th and 18th and F and L streets northwest. Address, with verms, Mand ©, Star office. — au25-3t ANTED—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES PERMA- nently a pleasantl. cool réom, with or without board. “Keferences exchanged, , Address P. Office. WAxtenaiwo LADIES AND A GENTLEMAN scostte two large adjoining tooms, on either frst or =econd floor, with good table board, wit nient cistance of Treasury depsrtment. + Terms $75 per month, Adress Box 151 Star offloe. au26-29&sep1* a not ‘‘adjoini " hen furnished; $20 per South. Addresa™bost Gier ek 217. city. au25-2t" thin con’ WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN family where boacd can be had, or near_a gi caterer. Ieferences ‘ ma A. B., Star Office, eud-3t* WANTED_TWo WELL FURNISHED Booms IN northwest for September 15th, with board, for geutloman and wife; will be permanent if suited: board and attendance must be first-class; private family pre- ‘erred: rooms not to exceed $30, nor 40, Ad- dress Box 58, Star office. auz3-3t* WANTED—HOUSES. WANTED ITHE lore OF SEPTEMBER OX let of October, # smail house; seyen or eixht rooms; ina good neighborhood, Address M. J., Star offi. a FPpcundary, between 10a and {fia eres teas poe anda Ee jour and brick kitchen, water in ‘ard; rent $7 month. Inquire on the premises. y ol Lid OR RENT HOUSE 214 Tz LTREET, BETWEEN "and avenue and B streets southwest; ren! per month. “Apply ioaia Tt st ©. Ww: an25-3t" CLOT odeee BIN Sees Se rae x gaan Place $90; 1010 200s 215% $30, 1952 Kingman ‘and a fou: ed Houses, at $8 ands6. EA. MOLNTINE, 918 Fatreot. is eu24-3t FOE RENT-HOUSE. 485 MARYLAND southwest, six rooms; key next door. Fe Bp GL 1024 9TH meus: ia ood west; 9 rooms; modern improvements; in good re- air; #35 per month Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 Sth street northwest, PO aui3-im FOE BENT, E STREET NORTHWEST, A veinents: da peMieat. sepainy Bo Dee ee ae pEOv. in perfest repairs ‘$0 hin sd. Vanoo. Inquire of A. EBEWLY & SOR, Tia Tth etseet northwest. au23-st* JOR RENT—ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, with all mod. imp., (fresco painted), 618 22d st. Rorthweat- between F snd ( strects. | The heraics run up tothe house. Inquire at 403 7th st. n.w. au28-8t AVENUE awh-3t" FOR SALETTWO FRAME HOUSES, $1,100 A lece; $2,600 Brick Store; @ good business stand; north ‘side of Greene Stor: a bargain, to close au estate. Apply 404 9th street northwest. au7-Im LOST AND FOUND. oe ae for tte retarn. PA CAPE Sees O8T—Fi.IDAY AFTERNOON, satchel mans WALKE! SEE SPTAN, rome ax 68 La. ave.. next to City P. ©. ¥. LEIGHTON AND RICHARD E PAIBO, ‘Attorneys-at-Law, removed their offices to No. ve their SNe: 2 Louisiane evenue N. = meas Gon ine pale Residence, 240 North Capri sarcct mnie « BALL, Warner! 4 CBS > oeron 80) OF Pa’ Counsellor at Law and Expert, St. Cloud and F streets. oes young, on : ‘work, good references, _OOUNTRY REAL ESTATE. = JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE bg OR SALE—A. Dairy and Grain B SALE—A VERY Di SIRABLE FARM OF and “cuttuilainnes ne syne x, wit ey BOs SW Re Bate ner ee Es POLLOCK, ‘Treasury yout eni8-20° R, TYRALL'S FAUM FOR SALE—80 AGI Me Sines ACM FOR SALE vie Toad, two miles from Tenle: » between ley’s and Mr. W; ae ot * ir. Watkine’, ly to Mr. Waite. eu2l-tm' KR SALE—THREF-STORY BRICK HOUSE, 226 R SALE—A HANDRO! PGi ctrectnortbeces Wee ie oe Betoct nc, BANDSOME COUNTEY cod Wak, Tents; house has been’ put in AK large barn: convenient Til bp onld at s bargain. TH J. MYE! be vir tate Broker, 1220 F street northwest. jy25-im ee FOR SALE—LOTS. DENTISTRY. Fee SALE-A BARGAIN—ALL OF SQUARE 699, cents per square foot: less than the new asseas- + @ splendid chance for a brick maker; clay of the Guality. and enough above wrade to ‘pay tor the ground. E- B. OOTTRELL, 1431 Penns. ave.au25-3t" F% SALE—FINE BUILDING SITE, CORNER 0} 9th and TL northwest: 75x66; ‘terms easy. MAS W. FOWLER, S81 Fetteot 34 loot 025-3¢* me ment best RY. R. 8. L. SCOTT, DENTIN’ , WOULD RESP ‘- Dia dere hr eats a tru an be a ) 3 ase ‘Rorthweat on September first, eu23-Im* R. DUKE, DEN1IST, 715 lata 8 jOkTH- D Ky. DENTIST, 110 iru STREET NOKTH. ful ‘Teeth . Lis ‘seth filled for $1. Extracting without pain, 60 All operations warranted. ‘yeaa Picat bese sornge aa pata tee yee ‘acres: years. Particulars at BOANKDMAN & GORDON’S, 1411G st. northwest. Open till 7 p.m. Sutb-eost SALK—BUILDING LOTS ON WASHINGTON Heizhts. We have for salea number of the finest Building Lots on the hill at the head of Coanecticut will be sold to prom; i “Tite fe: the Bn locality bn Uhe Dies cars, and in the near vicinity of the northwest and the best residenes of the City Coll and ace us before pur- chasing elsewhere. PRESBREY & GREEN, 529 7th st. northwest. aul8-2w OR SALE—BUILDING LCTS—I HAVE SOME OF hat are now cheap, ries eective ‘strect aad what are now San ne oot Stner improvements’ wil wrealy eoiaaee fe aes Dow is the time to buy for the coming fall and vances, (0. A. PRESCOTT, eal Estate Broker, aull-2w 1416 F street northwest. OR KENT—1520 8 STREKT NORTHWEST, ‘handsome three-story brick; 11 rooms, basement, back building, bay window, moderna improvements rent, $50. JOSEPH FORREST, 917 Fst. u23-10t" R SALE-SMALL CASH PAYMENTS—FASY terms, Building Lots, in the of Mount Picas. ant, heaa of lth street. DANENHOWER & SON, 1226 F street. au8-im Ok BENT. 2133 Lst.,8 re., mi. 1829 K st., 10 re., @ 1216 30th st, 9s, 15 23d at.,6 2118 H st., 8 rs. 17 23d wt. 6 2226 G st.,6 rs., mi ..20.00|1813 Sst., 6 WESCOTT & WILCOX, Real Estate aul Corner 20th and I streets northwest. (OR RENT— F By J. V. N. HUYCK, re 1505 Pennsylvania avenue. 1822 Ist. n. w. (September Ist). Y 520 3d st. n. w. 1370 Bet 1423 Q at. 45 ¥ 1426 Q st. n. w. (Ser aoe ey. cnieeee es ‘or further information, 3. V. NHOYCK, au23-3t 1505 Penusyivania avenue. F% RENT—THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCY, 1723 H street northwest, recently ocqupied by the late Surgeon General Barnes; hes rooms and every modern improvements; good stable; rent oH pe month; will be lor occupancy September Appiyto We STCOTT & WILCu- ote, corner 20th and I streets northwe au22-6t WARLED 10 BOY A SMALL HOUSE, $50 CASE, ance in montbly paymel - He COWAKD. from 9a. 11, to 1d m.; Room 3, “Lennet Building, ‘corner 7th and G streets. au24-20" WANZED-SEPTEMBER lsr—SIX OR SEVEN Foom House, (uo. bs ment.) mouiern improve- ments, good condition and moderate rent essential. No Sbjeotion ts Capital Ha” Adasen GiRk Fee teeern tion, KANSON, » tar office. a023-3t ANTED—TO BUY OR RENT A 2-STORY (NO sement) 6 or 8-room house northwest. Apply at 923 P street northwest. au22-w,f, ¥ ANTED—OCTOBER Ist—HOUSE, 9 ROOM! hall, beth and cellar, water and ras, north or south front, uo basement, paved strvet; will lease for one your with privilee of five; no objection to Georgetown or Capitol Hill; no children; retereuces, Address Box 50, + tar office. auZl-5:" Ww’ —TO BUY FOR CASH, A FIRST-CLASS: Bick House, south of N etroet, aud oetween 9h and15th st ta, not to exceed $8, 000. " DANENHOW! & SON, F street. ‘amis-Im_ WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS WiSitieara dre ewan, aioe Matlin tare and trimming. Pariors and school, 613 11th street n.W., between E and F streets. au25 ANJED—A BUILDING LOT, SOUTH OF N Wart northwest, between 10th’and 16tn streets: Gost not to exceed $1,000. Address CASH, Siar, ee ‘au25-Bt* iO KENT—FURNISHED HOUSE-I HAVE A nicely furnished house on £ street, between 17th streot and Connecticut avenue northwe t: complete for housekeeping: ten rooms and two bath-rooms; all mod ern improvements; $85 per month in advance, JNO. 4. FR SCOTT, Real ite Broker, 1416 ¥F street northwest. ‘au22-6t OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE—I HAVE AN clezantly furnished house in the northwest for rent at $150 per month. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Real Broker, 1416 F street northwest. FE KENT—BY SEPTEMBER 1_A THREE- story brick house, 8 rooms and bath, 103, corner 24 and A streets n.e. Apply on premises, au22-6t" JOR RENT—TWO THUEE-STORY BRICK Houses; modern improvements: No. 142 A street northesst, containing 13 rooms, $50; No. 146 A street uortheast; 9 rooms, $35- Apply to A, 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th etreet, ‘corner af D. au21-0t well-furnished house of 14 rooms; -clase ‘ton, Address D., Star office. auié-lm_ OR RENT OR SALE_FIVE NEW TWO-SiORY and mansard roof Dwellings, with collar under en- fire bui'diuws. ‘These house are built and finished in first-cisss style, and contain all modern improvements; “Queen Anne” trimmings; natural wood finish; cathe! dral glass windows, ec. ;\ will be sold on reasonuble terms or rented to relisble tenauts. DANENHOWER &SON, 122 i. aus-Im 70! N ELLING HOUSE, 152! ‘street northwest. Apply to J. J. SHEDD, 1402 14th au3-4m ret northwest. Ww ANTFD—A PARTNER TO ENGAGE IN A first-class dairy and fruit farm, already estab- lished, within six miles of the city. A’ certain amount of capital required to extend the business. Investment Buarapteed. Address PART YER, Star office. It" Cure and of all malarial diseases of D, DAVIDSON. 653 E street southwest. suze WANTED—10 BUY A GOOD, SOUND D AND GEN- (OR RENT. 15 re ...$125)1723 De Sales st. n.w., 135] U1 ra. 908 D st. n.w.,9 r6 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS PGE, SALE— $200, HALF PRICE, AN ELEGANT pow side-bar, top Wagon, three-quarter wtarsered ‘spoke wheel ; the’ ding side-bar made. ‘This ia nota cheap waron. but cannot be duplicated for s Address SIDE-BAR, Star office. au25-St* ‘OR SALE—A NEW $80 SINGFR SEWI\G MA- chine (slightly used), with all modern mprove- mentsfron- leaf cover. side drawe-s, and all attach- ments, for $20. * at AUER- BACEDS, corner 7th and H strecte. “auve-St roundian: : ‘wat Peemonable price, “Bargain.” Star othice. augi4-2t. BR SALE—FIFIEEN HORSES JUST ARRIVED from Virginia, suitable for all pur will, be Sold at the lowest ‘prices. J. HARRISON, Street northwest, near Ford’s opera house. Fe SALE-RARE CHANCE—ELEGANT SQUARE grand i scale Piano; rosewood c; handson Snished: richy carve dere: all fe best improvements; et 4 er Sree inoe, Peay ge io Can'be seen at WH INEKAMP"S Piano Warerooms, 427 10th street northwest. = au23 (OR SALE—A GOOD, DOUBLE-DOOR, Safe. Can be seen at our office. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F street northwest. au22-6t gaa 38 75/54 Cat. n.w., 16 re. 65! ‘THOS. 4, FISHER & 00., estate Frokers, 1324 F street northwest. lize, jy28-3m Niuw Hore: Laraverte, Broad and Chestnut streeta, PHILADELPHIA. Location unsurpassed; newly furnished and im- 300 fe Proved, With $00 rooms, offers sttractions superior to u22-wérs, 266 L, U. MALTBY, Proprietor. cocoa E PPS BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING knowledge of the natural laws which af ne eroe oF per ence eet flavored re bile ein “Prat seeieie Seeing Made simply with boiling wator or milk, ‘-ola in ting, (only 44-lb. and Ib.), by Grocers, labeied. JAMES EPPS & CO., 16-m,ta&e Hemerovathie Chemists, London, Ens. Se _Bemonatite Chemists, Somion: “Bow. FOE E “W ' RRR EEE ,S85, ,838q FEW bef fio fa Soot Bowe — e EH Eee Sess* Sggs3 Hem FOR WINE OR JELLY; APPLE PARERS, &o, WINDOW SCREENS, BUILDERS? HABDWAKE, &o, F. P. MAY & ©O., 7 634 Pennsylvania avenue. REPARE FOR WINTER NOW !! re can give you a ‘Kip Working Boot for $2,$2.50 SS Eare oe A ee aetiee tle matey wages lenin gente hea ce and Broce ae DE aa ce, cock, nt 116 and 201 arene 7 7136 J. Ww. 736 ivania avenue, “au29 136 Removed 198 7th stivet northwest, 936 ia jdrees Star office. aUzs- 30" IT 18 TO YOUR IN- terest to know that all Bicycles and Tricycle Te Baits. aro done by practical makers at 432 9tu strect, MITH BROTHERS, au22-lw* ANTED—GET YOUR CARPETS CLEANED B! hs Antomatio Steam, Process ‘The beet ta the country. Orders phone or otherwise ‘receive prompt attentigg, SINGLETON & HOEK 01 Mare cet Space, aud-4m ‘ANTED—HARBAUGH'S WHOOPING COUGH HODGE Phatmacist oor MaLarans epee, MORE WANTED. BIGH, 400° MAINE AVENUE southwest, steam carpet ‘the oldest. and the best in the city. Ma feathers renovated, furniture steaihed; by telephone. myT ‘AN’ — 14 NBYLYV/ AV) r= WS es a an a tea tone and reiaid. ai ‘kinds of Inade tocrder. F. apl> =o T ; PET; CLEANING - NEM GRSLO Sr Gin tle Horse, suitable for light wagon. W 4N2ED_WHEELMEN, POR, RENT 488 NEW JER. AVE. 8. E.. OPPO- site reservation 17, two- Pressed brick. ze, brick; seven ‘basement, bath, kink; rent Jos, FORRES Lol F st new Hour id :30, Sy13-¢it? FOR RENT—STORES. Kk RENT—THAT DESIRABLESTORE, CORNER of Sth and E streets, Navy Yard, used ass grocery and provision store for the past 16 ‘years. Inquire at the cigar store next door. auds-6r PERSONAL. 5 AT LAM! Trees eae Taare yO Netacat a hg iy ea Peale dearer! BUSINESS CHANCES. RUG STUBE FOR SALE, CENTBALL! 5 Fixtures; Lo- OR GALE-LIGHT EXTENSION, Te ee Stabler C8 and ASE SIO tee ae Fvivle ag hares: moleas Sot was Sat Yuan Ea an Harnera—all the abore beén_ used since July 0th at ines. forsee, sound and verfectly kind for ladies to delve, ‘one Top Boggy Phmton and |. NAILOR'S Stables. 020-6." WOR SALE PIANOS AND ORGANS, UNPRE- ten reains; Bee joulars nother Cohtmn of this issue, “CHAUNCEY 3. REED: 439 ‘7th street northwest. 4020-6 one Top Bugyy, at WAS: JR. HARTLEBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNSYI- vania Philadel having joe and residenoe, has resumed} T confi Gently recommend him o my patrons and ‘the bie general den undoubted » Mt CARMAN, Dentist, 1015 14th st. "Sar Ae trctant yi itty at eae fa eplendid . Modern methods and akillin Tranches of Dentistgy. "Moderate iaS-ly DR. DON NALLY, 1841 F strost morthwost, i, MANDALL PARSONS, Dewrier, ‘strest northwest, over Balan! Book Store. Gold filings s specialty. R. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 487 77 ’ ‘three "tren ©.” Den inal corner xan ‘doors Dent Dex ‘Teeth inserted $7 persct. All ¢ SUMMER RESORTS. YErMONT HOUSE, ‘Vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, Atlantic J. Ocean vi rom every’ le rhew f1 room. The will be kept ro Portis ellis get hepa ke —— MOUNTAINS, 3,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA, AND ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM HAY FEVER, MALARIA, FLIES AND MOSQUITOS. SARATOGA, THE QUEEN OF AMERICAN WATERING PLACES. ‘Trains on Pennsylvania railroad meke cl and long transfer through New York, Leave Washington 8 8.m. : leave Baltimore 9.25 a.m. ; leave Philadelphia 1 p. leave Jersey City 4:02 p. m. Arrive Cranston’s 6:34 p. m. ; Weat Point. 8 Pr Cornwall, 5:46 p. m.; 7:48 p.m ; Pine Hill, 8:49 p.m.; Summit. 8:49 p. m.; Hunter, Raptratlt 620m, j aba 7-36 na : opm: a id pane Jorear from Wi Bal and Fiiladeyhis to Albany and Saratoga without chauge. Cailfon Agent fepmapivavia Ralirosd for tickets and sion Agent fonmepiee tia or further information, or HENRY MONETT, ‘ral Paws waia Para ASASONMERRESOMT KIVERRPRINGR stands first on the rol! fo> social enjoyment! and good living. Boating, Fruit, Medicine, ud miedloal attention fi 08,” Jesmis reseomsbio. ‘steamer Arrows ord. W, Thompeot at Colton’s wharf and call for aul-lm* B. P. BLAKISTONE, M. D., OARDING.—PLEASANT KOOMS, SPLENDID River Springs P. 0., Ma. air, fine Cl ite 8 . clome to sta: tion: Voating ani Bahings tera 25. month: $7 per wack. Addrons A.B. Mel TUREE, Chalybeato House, Fe ‘s QUR SALE—-AT GREAT BARGAINS—PIANOS and Organs that have been used. Large three-story iding full of them. Some nearly new. Will be at a sacrifice for cash, by G. L. WILD & BRO, aull-3w* 709 Seventh street northwest. BYTE NG AT THE STABLES OF WM. F. GEY!R, 470 C street nortuwest, you can find new or second-hand Carriages, Buy saleorexchanze. Also. a Terms reasounble, “Horses, ire. is and Wacons for <p of Socrss. and Carriages for au3 K SALY—TEN HORSES, AMONG THEM TWO fine matched Teams, six fine Saddle, Driving and Work Horses: also large stook of ape reales BK ondaulet, 0 ing on elezant five-glass Landau, D1 yetons and the Licht- Fark Phe‘on, Coupe | Hockaway, oupeR, Surreys, hing Simp Seat the bort fasnly earring in peg Hts chetp, ght, stylish and rooms. Fine Fnglith Sandie and Bridle,’ siixle and double Harness, &c. Call and examine before purchasing. Everything Strictly as Tepresented, and on the most reasonable terms. W. F. DOWNEY, 1620 to 1624 L street northwest. aus OB | SALYIMMENSE PABGAIN—ELEOANT, early New, Square Grand Scale }iano; Ha:dsome Rosewood Carved Superb Tove: for only $150 cash, including stool and Embroidered Cover; owner leaving the city. This is a very rare opportunity. Other (on easy montat ents. Apply to PIALO EXCHANGE. Jy31. 427 10th strect northwest. |. FOR SALES. J. MEEKS, 621 G STREET NORTH- F KS, ind: its in of all miylee ‘land examine iefore murabaring Sarre Top and no-top Sidebar Bugxies, Pheton», 2 Teo Whips Ror Gopsiring aad paintog necanptiy SS ee R SALE—A LANGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR- FS itatanite Monuments, Headstones, ¥ raven. Bi ta. WM. BUTH- ERFORD BOO. Pa ave. cor dig at ae. ap28-4m° ap aay eee MAX, ‘OTEL TAFAYETIE, CAPH ENS oT YETGE, CAPE season July 7th, 1853. Dir ‘ou, Clevantiy, furulghed: strictly. first. class. Terms, $3.50 and $4.50. FLANK H. HILDRETH, Proprievor. 3m Dre STATES HOTEL. ont, in Atiantic Gity, N. 3. Now i} for the season of " ae BENJ. BH. BLOWN JAS. P. SCOTT, Manager. —_jel-<ditatip6eoodl6t. HE AVGYLE, OCEAN END OF CO: necticut aveniur, Atlantic City. Mine XK, HARVEY, Proprictress. P. 0. Box 380. ‘Jol APE MAY, N. J., VILLA Bri Lafayette ‘and Congress ats. ; ne: Tess Hal; two minutes’ walk from beac J KR. wtation. Ocean view from every room. “Mim bs E. PARKE: dy28-s, tu, thim HE GETTYSBURG SPEINGS, Gerrvanuns, Pa., WILT, BE OPEN JUNE 1¢7H. 3 The ** AGLI” in town, ree ntly enlarged, wil accommodate borrders. Trains from Washington con- ect with W. Mi, H. J. & H&G. K.Ms., Chares at, Pepot for Gouusibure: | For further particulars and terms send for descriptive circular, Address. ii, VINGLING, Proprietor, Gettyebury, AZLEWOOD COTTAGE, NEAR OAKLAND, MD,; cmos pooanecr ‘mountains. For 78 a Biss. JAMES Pat Wis, Montgomery Mad.); from Washington on Conduit road: the .city :proprieties strictly enforocd ; STONE Auch TS 1HE WORLD on adjoining grounds, EABON 1883, Semon ee EAE wae bt ONE ier, 1863. ‘Terme, $2.50 "tae ‘Write for sadn muy22-3m “WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. UNDERTAKERS. MONEY TO LOAN. fa EY 1 [es is woe security ab 5 and 6 5 e ‘hea security ie O. GmRES, oom 1, Louisiana avenue. dy10-3m x BRO. i cated; good Stock and 08; will be eold for cash "Address ‘* Drug Store,” Star office. zy =TO ANNOUNOR THAT JOHN =. Mo¥* 70 coax, W2AEAED Baca Sdio Now Fork veaine, - RB SALE—THE LONG-EST. ED AND joner of” Deods, arene Ree Ma bing drug tore of 6, BION EY & COW sot VN REAL ESTATE, AT 6 AND 6 PER CENT. choo homs soe, een waa" | willengegein businessin another age Seat BO HOLTZMAN, ANTED-UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- yw and_F streets northwest. W y WAXZED TO BORROW $360 ON $1,000 PORTH | _a28 10th F 4.3, CHASE & BRO. stallovents of $55" per month, and ing 10 ver cent | YJ ONEY TQ LOAN, o? to City Post Oiice. _ | fhtarest: and pecurity im ‘way derable. i ‘In sums to suit, as 2, caa- Rudess Cake LAVESTMEN Star of: eocurity. EOE BOARDING. fice. ‘au23-6t | mnsi 1487 Wvania aventa. TORE FOR RENT 440 Tra STREET SOUTH- ONEY TOLOAN_ON BEAL ESTATE OR OTHER HE LOOHIEL, 612 9TH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘west; old stand of the late Francis Golden. Also, sums to suit from $100 to any amount; lurniehes very desis ‘permaneni of Groceries in same for ith horse | lowest rates of interest, least expense and without delay: Tire re acseat eee | Se Gagieet tae BoteE ae ROBT. A. PHILLIPS: 1458 Now York avenue, tani fingle. Table feet cows. ‘Aull | store. ‘sul5-20° NEY aN Mi, : ENT AN RENT—FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY, oso | MM an tower TES OF INTEREST a coo TRANSI ae XD DAY. BOARD. | VOR tive im : crupled ESATees a a0 fons corner of 6th and atresia; ‘ine ea Soe Aer Boas yi set y13-6m 1524 F street northwest. HE LEXINGTON, CORNER OF 15cm STREET IBERAL RATE OF INTFREST ALLOWED 0! NEY TO Loan. Tina Ron 3 ok oss, OBS EE C it rooms for Tite denon ‘Unitea States Bonds bought and sold Me — F permanen ‘transioat guests; alec table, cine ety hy Moms maste Overy ene tet Thave MONEY TO LOAN ON RFAL ESTATE, in secoms daded af sunnnor rates. re 1 COLLEY, SUI £ CO}, Bankers TEI Pee Se nt Sine | gumaof fom $100 aad apwante wf lower rates OF Air aa wee moderate. Nodelay. GE, ATB} 1B REN’ 3 BH. WARNER, ARGH, ATBY ROOMS FO) it AT $14 AND COUNTRY BOARDING. 1 916 F strect northwest, Birintiy at fiteen dollars per month. Advance payment A nen teas AND CHILDREN OVER 19 Foon in af ph en La Se REMONT |E—CHANGE OF PROPRIETOI ‘First-class on a y 5 attentive servants; very families. Rates: $2.50 days $20,590" Saud $40 para e WeDERTOON Bore Nae 'W.OOR. (eo ery ar ‘torms. atall hours, r E BOOMS FOR LADIES AND a! IN, 819 De» Paton Dae a leds Toe ge ee te Farm, Falls Church, UNTRY BOs T SPECLALTIES. ALL fe ot PROFESSIONAL. %. ZURHORST, SUCCFSSOR NTHON' oJ. Binciy, Unsertinet, S13 fee a nw. set most ja. tio countey. Large roome for transient funeral services. aul RTHUB B_ONEY. JAMES BELLEW. THUS 8 TuUK ROONEY & Coe Undertalers ond Fmba mers, Offices, 711 7thst. and 2. Pa. ave. n. W. LS UCcCHLY UNDFRTAKING ESTABLISHMENT, 922 PErxsrivaxta AvENTE N.W. (Formerly 912 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.) . Teasouable.” “Everything firet-ciass and ‘Telephone ould Some. epee Sor Drsra To Morus, Ixsrors, &o. 3, = cmos & BVO. ext City