THE EVENING STAE.
WASHINGTON.
Tl'ESPAT Anyprt 1879.
CIHmBT S. WQ1fB8....Edilai.
Avemoe ??n? Doit* Circulation over
J7JSOO?beino larger bvna fide,
regular and permanent circulation than
thai of all the other daily paper* in the
pity added together?
Pbmoki lxavtso thx cm may bm Thb 8tax
wit to their iddna by mail, i??twc prepaid, for
neb period of time u they may dmire, at the rmte
of 18cents per week, 00 oenu per mouth. fL76 for
ttxree month*. or S3 for six month*.
BV The money to pay for the time required man
In ill cam accompany tbe order. Otherwise tbe
papar cannot be aenL
Tbe Situation In California*
Tbe shooting affair in San Francisco puta an
entirely new aspect upon the coming municipal
election there and may effect even the state
election, on the same day, September 3. The
election In California is for an entirely new set
of officers under the recently adopted constitution.
There are four tickets in the field, tbe
democrat, republican, worklngmen, and new
constltutlonllsts, or " Honorable Bilks," as tliey
were named by Denis Kearney, and by which
title they are generally known. This latter
party was formed soon after tbe constitutional
eleatlon lu May, and its organ is the San Francisco
Chronicle whose proprietor De Young
is Just now In danger of Lynch law for the
Shooting of Kalloch. The adoption of the new
constitution was largely the work of the Chronicle.
On the formation of the new party an
effort was made to gain the co-operation of the
vorklngmen, but Kearney declined the proposal
on behalf of his followers for the reason
that tbey would loee their Identity in the amalgamation.
From this refusal to Join farces a
Jbltter antagonism grew up between the organizations.
or rather their leaders, the
De Youngs on the one side and the Kearneys
and Kallochs on the other. The Kearneyltes
nominated William F. White, an ex-Pennsylvanlan
of Irish descent, for governor. The republicans
next nominated George C. Perkins, of
Pan Francisco, for governor. He will make a
Btrong run in the northern and mining counties,
Jjut will not tare so well in the agricultural
counties or in the cities amongst the workingmen
for the reason that he is at the head of the
pacific Coast Steamship company, which 13
one of the monopolies Just now in disfavor 15
California. The gubernatlonal candidate of
the constitutional party, Dr. Hugh J. Glenn, of
Colusa, a democrat, also has much the
same advantages and disadvantages as a
nominee. He Is the owner of a farm of
66,0000 acres in one body in California,
and is the largest wheat producer in the world.
He also pastures 20,000 head of cattle on his
Nevada lands, asd naturally is set dowa as a
"bloated monopolist." He is also accused of
using labor saving machinery and Chinamen,
to a large extent, and he comes in for a big
Bbare of the Kearney-Kalloch denunciation.
He defends b'mself by alleging that he never
employs a Chinaman when he can get whites,
and that he always discriminates against
the Mongolian by giving him only twothirds
the wages he gives the Caucasian.
Glenn has been endorsed by the democrats as
candidate for governor, but with this exception
they run their own ticket. The affair in san
Francisco has greatly damaged Glenn's prospects,
and will, in the opinion of some well informed
politicians on the Pacific side, give the
state to Perkins, the republican candidate.
? ?-*-? ?
In Philadelphia the local express companies
call for and deliver baggage from any of the
railway stations to any part of the city for
twenty-five cents per piece. In Washington
for like service we have to pay forty cents for a
single piece, or sixty per cent, more than Quaker
City rates. As Philadelphia covers more than
double the superficial area of Washington, the
average distances of hauling must be very much
greater there than here, so that the profits of
our companies may safely be set down at double
those of like companies in the first named
place. Isn't this difference against Washington
a little too large, all things considered?
Tnder existing circumstances competition
seems to be out of the question in this particular
line of business; but, their attention being
thus called to the matter, it Is possible that the
managers of our companies migiit be willing
to make a reasonable reduction from their
present excessive charges, just out of -'a decent
respect to the opinions cf mankind." They
would undoubtedly make more money in the
end by so doing.
Tbe time has arrived when charges of the
concoction of nefarious political schemes will
lie freely bandied about. The Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gxztttt exposes a
subtle plot intended to damage secretary Sherman,
in which "certain democratic county
committees in Ohio and certain disgraced and
discharged Treasury employes" in Washington
are the chief actors. These discharged employes,
it is stated, put themselves some weeks
since In communication with democratic committees
in various parts of Ohio, claiming to be
thorough republicans, but willing to contribute
such facts as they could gather in the Treasury
department for the use of the democratic committees
in ohlo against Sherman, giving as a
reason that they desired to do what they could
to turn ohlo against him as a candidate for the
Presidency, because they themselves were pronounced
friends and supporters of Gen. Grant's
candidacy. The first of these articles was made
public a few days since, consisting of what pretended
to be a list of rebels now in office
dhd appointed by Secretary Sherman in the
place of union soldiers. This list is declared to
toe altogether erroneous and mostly downright
falsehood. The persons named as confederates
Installed in the Treasury in place of union men
were, without exception, confederates, wno
since the war have been active and influential
republicans, and on the other hand those union
soldiers whose places it was claimed they had
taken "were without exception, men who had
disgraced their positions and were discharged
tor cause." The assumption of these men that
tbey were working for Grant was supposed to
toe a skillful way of deceiving Ohio local committees
and Inducing them to adopt and give
currency to their fabrications, it is added that
they appear to have been quite successful in
palming themselves off upon the Ohio democrats,
and in establishing full relations with
these various county politicians. An intercepted
letter between two of the schemers published
by the 'Jaz'tte correspondent seems to
pretty fully establish the fact of th? alleged
plot ; which the correspondent characterizes as
/ base," ' disreputable" and ' nefarious,' <v:.
There Is nothing, says the Philadelphia Ti>ne?,
like the cheerful boom of business. Every diy
now there Is an announcement that another
furnace has started up, and in a little while
e\ery such establishment in the Lehigh and
fcci-uylkill valleys will again be in operation.
There is much more fun in this than there Is in
a I'residential campaign.
Tbe attempt to get up a war between the
President and the I>epartment clerks upon the
mfttter of reorganizing state political clubs in
,Waab*':gton, does not seem to pro-~por. All is
, qui*: ..pon the Potomac.
Ht; Jitters have more ratiem-e th?:i Job. caniw
Ihor.of patient# daily. See Proverb*.
JJIH l&LL GOODS.
:9v*li<^ *' Haalaome
12 *-c Choice hcocK 0/
StokCrS"'}? 15 A ?i>l? "Hi liae
? ^Sl^?"ai aa'! np *
Wool B itjTk .u Ii as reir of Alt
7~w^from aS"tom'u
Ail KtoOa >ruarauu*xl an rei.re#?nted.
_an*3c tr tQ3
rr^.
amras-at 1343 y at. op twite
Ur? ?r?T " if/
TUBS THE MONEY OVEK.
If ycu wa^t a fine pair of low martyr SHOES ?t
Boat, you e*n tret them at the COUSEK OF 1*th
AND COKCOllAN 8T8. The i?ve?tm?s.t OTfe
wfbp*y,evei- if yon Lave to hold th-suj uuriilH
Xttxt Mi-nmtr, m shoes are adv\udr?r W
f amr?ir BVBfTB 14th 3f. SHOE STORE
Ql> iOOMia? STOVEV.
Jgg LVht Company hare, at
fiaji !XM1Krw2etiiRS5SFtai ^1 ?r th? SUN
uoVKIyQ 8TOVE8, ?n vj^oum rtiea
" *b' d*"
Bui
QUB SPECIALTIES.
GENTS* HAND-STITCHED BOOT8.
LACS BUTTON CONGBES8 GAITEB8. ' pj
OHM, KIP and CALF BOOTS.
LADIE8* SIDE LACE GAITEBS.
FHE1SCH HEEL KID and GOAT BUTTON BABKKT.
CLOTH FOXED BUTTON.
MISSES' and BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.
WHITE BID SLIPPERS.
GUM BOOIS and SHOES.
l. heilbrun,
40'J Seventh street,
suygG-6t Sign The Old Woman in Window.
piDRACES AND BAHttES. ^
I call the attention to parties that are buildlnK and
want comfort, to call and examine my
FUBNACES AND BANGE8
before pDrchasixir. It will Fay. Estimates cheerfully
furnished.
WALTER D. WYVILL,
anglS-? 462 Penna? are. ? " ?
J 'so d<??tat dmBBITISH HALF H09B. Kc.
1 1112 F street"uonliwcat.
ATEtt BENT
Claims for overpayment of
WATER RENT
rrcmpt'y collected All such b'lle w 11 t>e ea<<he<f, if
ceeireu, by ALLEN C. CLARK.
290 Fovr-and-a-llalf street.
Second door north of Water Registrar's Office.
any25-I0t*
BUY THH BELL 8HIRT. Wamsutta Muslin and
2ltb Linen Boeoms, 75c For sa'e o^y at
EDWARD Y GINN'S,
autr25.tr 1112 F street northwest.
>:ai? tbis pbick lwt.
BCOTS AND SHOES FBOM A FORCED
SALE IN NEW YORK : CHE APEST GOODS Ml
EVER SOLD IN THI8 CITY. NO TRASH TBI
NO SHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANX ED. T*
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boot 81.00
Ladies' French Kid Button L50
Ladies' Hand-made Confrress Gaiter 75
Ladies' Fine Kid Seamless Button f 00
Ladies' Fine K id or Goat Button. ?............. 1.75
Ladies' Beet French Kid Boot, worth 84 50, for 3 00
Misses'Pebble Goat Button.... 10J
Misses* Pebble Goat Lace, (extra quality) 1.00
MIkw' (juElity Go&t I
Child's Pebble Goat Button, 8 to 10 75
Child's Goat Button, extra quality,.............. 1.00
C hild's Good Button. 4 to 7...... Wj I
Gent's Calf Congress, worth t4, for ?50
Gent's Calf Button Boot, worth $4, for 2 25
Gent's Prime Compress. worth $3, for 175
Gent's French Cslf Hand-stitched Oonjrrejs 3 50
1,000 pairs of Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes
U4 81irp?. ? tie ?^g?^(tSKTHY.
aua23-tr f ew York Shoe Stqbe. 60S Pa. are?
A FULL LINE UF ENGLISH CROCKERY alSSSSffSffiftn
n !
ang23-3t 1343 F et. opuosite the Ebbitt House.
1N A FEW WEEKS I WILL GO TO BALTIMORE
1 to remain permanently at my Shirt Factory. I I
will continue my old stand here. 816 F ST. N.W.,
as a Branch, where everything can be obtained at
Baltimore prices through competent represent aSfb,"
"r'tos raoMP^S"*8l6Fst
n.te.. I
auy21 6t Opposite Patent Office. ]
TO THE SUB8CBIBEB8 TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF'1 HE NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS
ABSOCIATIoN.
The Board of Directors, the Advisory Committee,
together with the almost unanimous approval of
the subscribers, have concluded upon the Bite fob j
th! Faib Gbocnds. That there shall be no delay i
in forwarding this enterprise, that will not only be
beneficial, but a pleasure to all the citizens of the
District of Columbia, we recommend that instead
of paying' for the stock in small installments, thereby
requiring constant appeals to subscribers, that each
and every subscriber pay for his stock in fuP, so a*
to enable the Board of Directors to work exclusively
lor cash, thereby n akint? a savin# that will be apparent
to every tnuintBs man.
w. m. GALT, I
W. J. TWINING.
H. H. BLACKBURN,
J. O. P. BURN SIDE,
W. B. BEED, _
Di*?otor8. I
W. H. CLAGETT, JAMES L. BARBjUB,
JAMES L BABBOUR, JOHN W. SHAW,
JOS C. McKlBBIN, W. M. GALTj
H. BROWNING. JOSIAH DENT.
W H MORRISON. FRANK HUME, _ j
Sub-Corn Advisory Board. Finanoe Committee.
Mb H. Bbowning, of the firm of Browninjr end I
Middleton, 010 Pennsylvania avenue, is the Treasurer
of the Association, and suoncribers are re
quested to pay their subscriptions to him, if not
lersooally called on by solicitors. ausr2110?
Vf EDICAL DEPABTMENT.
jjEL Univebsity of Georgetown,
Corner oj Tenth and E Streets Surthwezt.
The 31 tt Annual Session will be*rfn September 1ft
Prof. Boss will deliver the Introductory in the Colit
tre Lecture Boom, at 8 o'clock p. m. Public invited.
_
Fact^i.TY I
Noble Young, m. D., Emeritus Prof. of the Prin- I
cip >s and Practice of Medicine, and President
pi Meaical Faculty. j
Flodoabdo Howabd, M. D., Emeritus Prof, of
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.
Johnson Ei.iot, M D , Emeritus Prof, of Surgery I
and Prof, of Clinical Surgery.
Jakes E. Mobgan.M. D, Emeritus Prof, of Ma- I
ten a Medics and Therapeutics and Medical |
Jurisprudence
Samuel C. Bupey, M. D.,
Prof, of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Fbancis a. asnfobr>, m. D-,
Prof of Surjrery.
Joseph Tabeb Johnson. A. M., M. D.,
Prof, of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women I
and Infants.
C. H. A. Kleinschmidt, M. D.,
Prof, of PbyAioiotfy.
Wm. H. Boss, M. D ,
Prof, of Materia Medics and Therapeutics.
Daniel J Kelley, A. M . M D ,
Prof, ol Chemistry and Toxicology.
ChablesE Hagneb, m. D.,
Prof, of C.inical Medicine.
Philip 8. Wales, m d., SurK. U. 8. n.,
Prof, of Anatomy. I
Habbison Ceook, M. D., Demonstrator of Auat I
oil;.
John Waltrb, M. D., Prosector to Chair of Anat- I
omy.
For additional Infoim'-tlor ap >ly to
F. A. ASHFORD, M. D . De?n,
anvl84sep30 1330 N. Y. avenue. I
VOW, GIHL8 AIVV> ROV4,
IN PREPARE FOR SCHOOL
Gcod School Sltoes, 8-10, for 50c ; 11 to 2, 05c.
'1 he best $1 School Shoes in the city at^^? I
SKLBY'S. VII
Ladies, Curraco Kil Bu ton Boots $150,flU
worth double. I
The best 81.50 Gent's Gaiter in town, at SELBY'S I
TLe best 41 Boys' Shoes in the city, at
SELBt'S. 1914 1916 Pa. an6.
The best 50?. Boys' Wool School Hat you ever saw
at SELBY'8. sunl'Mr
yoiB LAST cuaaci;. !
In order to prepare for Fall Trade I have re lumed I
nay whole line ol SUMMER CLOTHING fully 25
per cent.
If you wish to save money buy now |
Never were Good.*- cheaper.
N> ver vine such Genuine Bar^ra-'is offered.
Your List Chance to get Good aud K'-liable Cloth:I""
GREATLY REDUCED PUICE8. I
Your Lawt Chance j
TO BUY AT PRICES NKVEB HEARD OF BEFORE
IN THIS CITY.
Hesitate ro lon^f r, l>ut come r *ht alon^" ior
GENUINE BARGAINS,
? you may never?not even haxaly over?have eucn I
a chare* offered to voj aKSin.
BI H1NE88 8CITS ?t reduce l pn jes.
DKESS 8CIT8 at rctluced prices.
ALPACA COAT8 at reduced prices.
WHITE VESTS at ret! 11 rw<1 prices. I
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S' SUITS at reduce*
prices. 1
Whole Stock at Reduced Prices to make room for
Fall Gt-ods.
Buy Now.
Hesitate no lon>rer
A. 8TKAU8, I
autfMr 1011 Penna. are,
SAVE TIME. TROUBLE AND PATIENCE, !
by usinjr
FARKEP.'S ENGROSSING PEN, j
lot they stand without a rival in the market, as hundreds
can testify.
Fob Bale Only Bt
J. C. PARKEB,
my!7-tr 017 and 019 7th si.
National safe deposit company, i
16th street and New York avenue.
Fire. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults Safes for
rent irom 95 to S6c per annum. Tikes GovemmeEt
Bonds on Special De;-osit?one dollar i<er
C1.000 a year. Also, receive* Silverware packed iu
oidlnary sized trunks on deposit for moderate
ch&rve. Board of Managers?Win. Stickney, presi
dent; George W. BIkkb, vice president; B. P. Snyder.
secretary; A. L bturtevant, treasurer; Henry
A. WUlard. John Oassels, Thomas Evans myS-tr j
OFFICE OF THE NEW VICTOR AND WEED
SEWING MACHINK8. at OPPE SHfclMER 8,
528 yth street, cor. F northwest. All kinds said aul
exclisnved, on e?^y terms. R*utin* and Repairlu<f.
anylf.tr I
FJf, HAM1I.TOW. |
. dealer la
GAS F1XTURE8. SLATE MANTELS,
LATBOBES, RANGES, Ere.
A-$0 I
PLUMBING AND TINNING,
Pbomptlt anl. BatisFACTOBIL? attended TO.
AKency Downey Stwer Trap.
auir2 lm' SIX It ?t , corner 9th n.w.
CLOTHMO. 4e L. BICE, dealer In
51
_... ? L .. _..
/
WANTb
ut a N ted-An Oyster and Order COOK at JOHNY>
Boy'8,440 9th st. n w. If
WANTED?A Registered Pharm* -let a* HSLUF
V> CLERK. Addres* DRUGS. 1727 L st. n.W. It*
WASTED?A yonnff GERMAN G'RL to attend
tt children ana do light housework. Apply No.
411 15th st n.w. It*
11' ANTED?A respectable wliite-^**)MAN to cook.
tt wash and iron in a private family. Ai'ply 61G
F t-1. n.w agg26 3 *
W ANTED?By a respectab'e White Girl a PL ICE
T to cook and assist in washintr and ironing. and
housework and sewin/. Address E. C. City P. O. It*
"wanted?BOARD and BOOH in a respectable
tt family for married Gentleman andLaay. Parties
not inquisitive. 8. L. M., Star oflioe. It*
IV ANTED? At No. 1 Soldiers' Home, two white
tt WoMEN-oue as cook, the other aslaundresR
and* housemaid. City referenoes required. au26-3t*
TVANTED?A compete* t and thorough BOOKV>
KEEPER and ACCOUNTANT, to assist m
clcarirg a set of BookB. Address Box 3, Star
office. It"
\\'ANTED?A single furnished ROOM within one
t t square of 14th st , bet. New York ave. and Masrschusetts
avenue. Address F. M., AXOANTHIJ8
CLUB. 1419 N. Y ave. aug26-2t
TV ANTED?By a respectab e white girl a 81JCU Att
TION at chambermaid and waitress, or general
bousework Best reference. Call 802 L street
southwest. It'
"IA, AN'J ED?fetrorg, healthy WOMAN, who mute *
tt BtancF washing and ironing thoronwlily. to do
cbum-er work and watt on tables. ALDHRNEY
J?M1 Y, 412-414-416 3d tt. n.w. aug'6-2w
"\\ >NTED?By a respectable,steady White Girl a
tt fclTUATION to cook, wash and iron, or do
g"1 eral l.cusework for a small family. Hefeieuces
given. Pie?se call or address 2233 12th st n w. It'
\\ AN'J ED?A Btronw. able-bodied colored WO*
" MAN for gene'al housework; must ce a iroo<1
wathfr and ironer. B^fereuce required. Apoly at
fr'T U.th st. l?et 1 and K sts. aug26 3t?
iv anted to rent-Four unfurnished roo y18
tt suitable for light housekeeping, convenient to
Franklin school, for a family of two adults aud two
children; statin* terms, location and lowest price
to a iroapt tenant Address ualeigh. Stir
OfliPe It1
"\\r ANTED? BOARD by a Physician and wife (no
tt tlrldren), by September 15 or October 1; a
large well furnished room, with bath-room adjoining
on first or second floor, with board, wnere there
are few or no other l>oarders. in the vicinity of Iowa
Circle. Address with terms, which must not exoeal
>65 per month, PERMANENT, 8tar office. It*
YVT ANTED?A white girl from 15 to is years old
"T to assist in doing general housework Api>ly
Ho. 445 Q Bt n.w. aug25 3t*
W ANTED?iMMEniATELY-Fifty-four feet point?
? ed IKON RAILING at 1311 K Bt. n.w., (secoud
hand.) aug25-3t*
WANTED?By a young man, a FURNISHED
t t BOOM within a few squares of the Patent
office. Address H.. Star oflioe. aiu25-3t
WANTED?A competent TEACHER of M'JNHON'S
PHONOGRAPHY. Address, statng
terms, C. and R., City Post office. an^25-3t*
"IV ANTED?SALES LADIES and GENTLEMEN.
>? D. APPLATON At CO., PubUshers. W. W.
HAY NE, manager. Booms 4 and 6. Intelligencer
Building, Washington, D.C. aug25-l<n
WANTED?SITUATION as visiting governess:
tt wonld teach children of several families together,
English, French, music and drawing for
$30 a month. Address MissW.^ City P.O. ang25-3t*
WANTED?By a gentleman, wife and two childTT
ren (four and one-half and two years old),
EOABD and suite of FURNISHED ROOMS, with
bath. Ac., in northwestern section of city Private
family, where home comforts can be had. preferred.
Address, stating terms, T H. C., No 1815 K at.n.w.,
city. aug25-2i*
WANTFD-By ? Creole lady a POSITION as
?1_ French teacher in a school or private family.
A<rorese M ARGUEItlTE, Btar oiBce. ang23-3f
"IE' ANTED?To purchase, a second-hand one-horsa
VT CARRIAGE, in good order Address p. o. Box
444, giving price, kind, and place where it may be
Been. au<r23 at*
\V ANTED?A respectable white GIRL to do gent
t eral housework and help with children; wages
86 per month. Call on Mrs. T. EL LITTLE, Oak
st, Mt Pleasant angi3-3t*
"1* ANTED?Every person to know that I am paytt
irg thehitrheet cash prices for DRAWBACK
CERTIFICATES, and am payinsr social assessment
taxes at the loweet rates. Give me a c*U 8.
J. FAGI E. 215 St. n.w. aug23-3t*
IV ANTED?Ladies to leave their orders at H
Vt PHILIPPl'S Hair work Factory, 802 7th, near
H. Beautiful Braids made out of lad'es own combings
for fl; Pufl>, 10 cents. Faded Br Aides restored
to original color. Large stock of Braids, Waves,
Cr.rls, Pnffs, Aa, sold very cheap. aug23-3t*
WANTED?A MAN who thoroughly understands
t t and has had experience in the giass and crockery
business. Must come well reco nmende 1, stating
particulars. Address "Crockery," Star office.
aug22-eo3t
"WANTED?For a purchaser, a HOUSE of eight
t t . ooms. with modern improvements. Price not
to exceed 82,600. A. A NICHOLSON. Bo?l Estate
Broker. Lecox Building, 7th and G sts. au21-eo8t
W AN TED-A SITUATION bb gardener and farm
tt er, or manager; Englishman; thoroughlyac(jualnted
with all branches of the business; 25 years
exi-erierce, with flrfet class reference. J. W. Stir
office. aug21-6t*
T\- ANTED - BALEBMEN to take general State
tt Agencies, balarv and expenses paid. Raferetcet
required. TB1UMPH MF'G CO., 116 Monroe
s?t, Chicago. augl3eol3t
XXJ ANTED-8ALEH LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
w D. APPLETON & CO., PubUshers. W. W.
FJAYNE, Manager, Booms 4 and 6, Intelligencar
tiding, Washington, D. Q. Jy8-lm*
W ANTED?All to keen in mind that 830 will bay
V? a SINGER, AMERICAN. BKMINGTON,
HOWE, WILSON, OSCILLATING SOHUTTLE,
WEED, NEW IMPROVED, with drop leaf, side
drawers and all attachments. Renting and repairing
a specialty McKENNEY, 427 9th st. n w. mylO-tr
WANTED-CABPET8 to CLEAN at RICE'S
tt 8team Beating Works 490 Maine avenne s.w.
Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses, oor. 7th st
and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe Bra & Co., 1328 F st,,
Can>et Dealers. ap21-6m
WANTED-8TEAM CARPET CLEANING; all
t ? work guaranteed; at CHACE'8, 616 Louisiana
ave. mar29-ly
WANTED-FEATHEB BEDS to RENOVATE, at
t t CHAOS'S, 616 Louisiana avenue. angSl-ly
WANTED?MOTHS and other Insects in furniture
to exterminate by superheated steam, at
PEACE'S. Upholsterer, 61<TJjl avenne. auggl-ly
WANTED?Fine UPHOLSTERY WOBS; 19 year*
tt experience. Ckxxls,&o., at lowest prices. A H.
CHACE, 616 Louisiana avenne. augSl-ly
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST?Lsdj's small b'ack PoCKElBOCJK and
contents on 11th or O sts. Liberal reward if left
s.t Cat^oli^ book store, G tt, near 10th n w. i
aug2i-2t*
Iok?t? f)ti Saturday, a leather covered memo"
J bandum book, of vjdaeon'yto tb? owner.
$2 will be paid for the return of it to store No 626 e
tt. > ,w. aug'j6-3t*
T 08T?Monday. August 18th, a large Black NEW
l j EOUNDLAND DOG, with tail tipped X
v,hite. answers to name of Jack. Liberal
leward if returned to 5C6 G st s.e., B. W. DUNN,
auf 23-3t*
FOR BALET~~
Fr>OB 8ALE- Complete~Ft7e~of~GEOBGETO WN
1 COURIER -Nov 12.1865, to May 6, 1876-sver
10>i yars-by J. I). McGILL, Georgetown.
aufr vt) eo8t
ti-'ob sale?poney. thrfe-sprtngPHJ2TON and
f h> It nebs; must he sold Call on d.
w. maorath, 2<?si0th at. n.w., Jack,on
Wagcn Estabiishmeiit. aug26-3t* ^/j|
Twenty-five dollars will buy a
splendid "E8TEY" COTTAGE ORGAN,
warranted as good as new, if called for nt\iflf j
oice. Apply sidney nimmo'8, 637 gf?tvtl
Bt. n.w., one door east of 7th st. au?i2>-3t*
F^ob 8alk- Six'een head of fine young houses,
jiirt arrived from West Virginia, from
five to eiirht years. Aj-ply c st, between JmP
12th and j3th n.w. k
aug!5-2w* hugh quiglbyl^or
bale?One th^e-sprinir wagon,with cover,
r 1^25. Also, handsr>oje koad make, suitable
lor a lady to drive; wiil stand without
hitching; tears nothiinr
aldeuney dairy depot,
antrlf-lm 412 414 >16 3d st. n.w.
l^olt bale-a few fine bcggies an-3 hormes ;
r six-seat pileton, arid line Laundaulet
carriage, and one carrvall;every k3yl
thing strictiy as represented. Parties avxmt
purchasing, exchanging or disi>o?inrf will find it to
their art vantage to call on or address, wm. F.
downey, 101817th st. n.w. aurf-tr
A NUMBER OF FINE PIANOS. Bome.
very little used, for salt) at great bar-*33bl
gains lor cash, at 723 7th st. n.w. jj 8-42t*"'' % tt
PERSONAL
1)> R80NAL.?The gentleman who noticed two
la lief, wearing white v?iln, Hund?y evening,
walking out Ninth street, from " E" to "Q." would
like to their aeqiiaiutnnce. Address CHARLIE
LEIGH!ON. Care Box 3W>, City I'.O. It*
N'otice.?The public is cauMoned a/alnst tlie
turtluse of Notedatfd at v, dshiagton, d. o,
February 21,1h67, for $1,200, with interest, signed
r.y nicholas May, payable to tiie order of Jotin
li jik five y ar? after date, and secured by deed of
tiu?t. as i ;;m entitled to the possession of the s?me,
un<! is withholden from me with ut ngfll.
n. h. miller, Attornt-y-at-Law,
au>r*5st 326 street n-w.
Mrs a. t. holton, m. d , IGraduateof n. y.
( ty,) licmu ui'athic Physician, 723 14th Bt.,
i far New Yoik av Oflico hours?10 to 3, 8 to 7.
treatment free on Tuesdays. au*ltt-3m
TOHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
I the responsibility of people, with abstracts of
liens on real estato. 506 10th st. n w.. 6 a m to 10
p.m. Alwsys in before 9 aud from 2 to 5. Jll-Haa*
j ^oivt FOK4iOT IT.
I iM AT IT STILL!
I AM STILL AT IT. _
Ft lling LI'M BEB. WOOD. COAL. DOORS, 8A8H,
BLIM?S. Ac., at the fcot 4th etmt east
Cflire, Hiy Market Space. ??,?. t
aoK23 6t* T. B. CROSS, Jb.
WFI 1'E MEYER'd CATABHH OURE, POND
V> LILY WAbH, SAPANDLE.BUPP'S SALVE,
IDNL'ri 1XTRAOT. GENUINE HABLEM OIL,
C^UTIM llA, 'nve assortment ct SOAl'S, HAIR
BBP8BES, COMBS, TOILET POWDERS. &o.. tor
sale by
DAVIS HEN ESS,
U?S3- 0tr 406 7Ul St. &-W.
/
FOR RENT AND SALff.
If OR KENT?HOt BE 6 mcms, w. Ac., northwest
ron'er of Qonmcticnt ave. and L at. It*
RJNT?BOOMB on secondfl or or PAtiLOR
FLOOR, furnished o- unfurnished. Northeast
corner of 2d st. anr? Indiana ave. It*
FOB BENT?Unftirn'sbed BOOM8 over our
bant. J. H. PQU1EB & CO., Bankers. 1416
Pennsylvania ave. aug26 3t
FOB RENT?Gentleman and wife or single aren- I
tlemer can be accommodated wdh nlcdy-f arni?ced
ROOMS and BOABD at 716 13th st u.w.
Table board #15 i?er month. au*26-3t*
F<>J'kKNT 941 Kst.n.w, PARLOR, two BBD
ROOM 8, first floor, newly handsomely furnished;
con municating ROOMS on third floor; large clonets,
hot and oold water, Private family, wlthont ehildren.
au2*-3i"
FOB BENT?Four very desirable oommunloating
ROOMS on first floor, lurnished or unfurn-.
If lied, suitable for housekeeping. Also, three on i
second floor. Refennoe exchanged. No, 11(9 Q
t- n.w. aug26-3t*
T/OR BENT?A private family of three adults
JL have two furnished BOOMS on second floor for
rent. House first-class. Neighborhood delightful.
Terms moderate if taken immediately. No. 1112
lltli st. n.w .one door from L. aug26-3t*
TTOR BENT-Brick HOUSE No 1447 T st n w? 6
l' rooms and hall. m. i., in good order. Bent low.
FBaME. No. 1119 9th st. n.w., B rooms and base- I
ment FRAME. L st, between 4V{ and 6th sts s. 1
1?W. Apply LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
920 F tt n.w. aug26-3t
FOR RENT?Very pleasant ROOM8, second floor,
furnished suitably for housekeeping, to tenant
without children. Gas, bathroom and water closet.
Apply 435 K st. n.w. aug25-3t*
FOR BENT?Three unfurnished communicating
ROOMS on ceoond floor, nicely arrange! for
housekeeping; water in kitchen, and closets in every
room. Apply No 1<,16 8>li tt. n.w. a\i<25-3t'
FOR RENT-NewSTORE and DWELLING, No.
1624 14th st. n.w.; best location in the city for
confectionery, millinery or ladies' furnishing store.
Apply to TBOB. J. MYER8. 1216 F st n.w. au25-lw
FOR RENT -Pleasant FURNISHED ROOM8 and
UNFURNISHED ROOM8 to rent, at No. 930 I
St. n.w. auir23-3t*
J1 OR RENT? Kft?biishtd FEED HOUSB, corner
t>tn and New York ave. n.w. Apply to ALBERT
F. FOX. No. 920 Fst. n.w. anir23-3t
F)B BENT?8econd floor, three Unfurnished
ROOMS, tras. heat, bath-room, hot an4 cold water.
Apply 118 O Bt. s. e.. Capitol HilL auuri3-3t*
I POP. RENT-Five unfurnished ROOMS and bath
rr cm on Fecond floor; three-story brick; a!' modern
; to a family of adults, $ 12 per month. 2009 14th
et ang23-lm
TifOR RENT?Perpopp returning to the city will
r fltddtliphtful ROOMS, with or without 110 VRD.
in tlie West End, by addressing " Delta," Star officc
aug23-3t* j
B^OR RENT?Three story ana basement BRICK, \
438 K st n. w., nine rooms, wider, bath and
pas-.infcood condition; rent low. Apply 709 12th
dw aug'23-3i*
If OR BENT-N^Wly furnished FRONT ROOM,
southern exposute, in the healthiest portion or
the city, convenient to cars and chariots. Apply at
216 A st s.e. aug23 3t*
F^OR RENT?BRICK No. 724 11th st. u.w , 8 rooms,
bath torm, cellar, stable and all modern improve
nients; rent $45. Apply to ALBERT F. FOX,
No. 920 F st. n.w. aug23-3t
If OR RENT?Desirable BRICK. No. 1119 V st. n.
w.. 6 rooms, batd, latrobe, cella*. sewer, baywindow,
&c.: newly panered and nainted; Rent <14.
Apply to ALBERT F. FOX, No 920 F at n w. a23-3t
If OR RENT?55 Market st, Georgetown, new
BBICK, 9 rooms, all modern improvement?,
centrally situated, near F st. car lines. Apply n.w.
corner of Market and 2d Bt, Georgetown, any2 l-3t*
FOB BENT?612 La ave, n. w., all mod. improvements.
14 rs ; 607 C st. n.w., larg J Warehouse,
if 0; 60S 6th st s.w , all mod imps., 9 rs., $25;
517 11th st. s.w.. hot and cold water, 9 rs, 9X0;
5.. 9 11th st s.w.. 8 ra, $16; 1313 O st. s w ,'water, 5
rs., CIS; 42310th st s w., water. 7 rs , $U: 1424 T
st. n w., mod. imps., 6 rs., $15; 2iU9 12th st. n.w . 5
rs , brick, $10 50. Apply to A. 8. CAY WOOD. 1225
9th st n.w. an*23-3t*
OB BENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, wita all
modern improvements, in a most central and
d<-sirab?e location,on several car lines; 1321 New
York ave., cor. 14tn at. aug22 8t*
FOR BENT?HALL in Dubant's Building, corner
6th and C sts. n w. Bent very low.
ang21-6t B. H. WABNER, 916 F st. n.w.
Tf OR BENT?No. lbl Green st, Georgetown,half
X1 square from street cars, 7 rooms, cellar and ba'h
room, modern convenience <; key at corner above.
AIhj. 227 13>^ st. s.w., Washington, 6 rooms, water
in yard: key next door. augQl-9t
F)R SALE?Four story BRICK, with English
basement, containing 16 rooms, all well lighted,
large closets, &c.; suitable for private or boarding
house. Inquire on the pr^nises, 617 lltn st a20-Ct
F)B BENT?COUNTRY PLACE, near Uniontown,
40 acres, with nice cottage, inthin five minutes
tin Ik of street earn to Wavhiiuiiori. Appiy to
TINGES & SABGEANT. 50 Lexington st. Baldmore.
aug20 6t
F)B BENT-One eight-room BBICK HOUSE,
modern conveniences, S st n.w., between 17th
and 18th sts., $1S per month
Several stx-room BBICK HOUSES, Biggs St, between
17th aLd 18th sts., $8 per month.
Apply to A. 8. PBATT & 80N,
ang20-6t 401 9th st. corner D.
FOB RENT?Elegant APARTMENTS at moderate
rates; southern, eastern and western exposure;
all modern conveniences. Delicious meals, wiih
privilege of ordering. Apply 1027 Vermont ave.,
near M< Ptereon Square. augl6-2w*
If OR BEN I?The commodious DWELLING on
8th st. be*. E and F sts n.w , long known as the
Waverly House; a tine opportunity is offered m the
renting of this establisbment for a first-class l>oirding
bouse. For particulars, apply at DAILY CRITIC
OFFICE, 511 9th st. n.w. augl4-2w
FOB REN 1?FURNISHED ROOMS, at 310 and
816 Indiana avenue, and at 401 4th st. Boating
fifteen collars per month. 8ABAH FLAGLER.
ausrll-3w*
IT OR RENT-HOUSE No. 73 Defrees street, 7
1 rooms, gas, water and Latrobe, In good condition.
$16 a month. Key next door. jy25-2m
FOR BENT?Several desirable six-room BBICK
HOUSES, eligibly located, with all conveniences.
WHEATLEY BROS., corner 7th st and Rhode
Islano avenue n.w. Jy24-lm
F)B BENT?Three nine-room BRICK HOUSES
with all the modern improvements?No*. 1517.
1519, 1521 12th St., between Bhode I?land avenue
and Q st n.w. Apply to JOHN F. GREEN. No. 1520
14th st n.w. Jy24-lm*
VOB RENT?Furnished PABLOR8 and BEDr
BOOMS and BOOMS furnished for housekeeping,
and several small BEDBOOM8. 354 Pennsylvania
avenue, corner 4j<i st augll-lm*
LADIES' GOODS.
^OC?LA88'.
We shall ctier for the next few days special bar,
f ains in
LADIES', GENT'S ASD CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
Don't fail toexsmina our
NEW STYLES MI88ES FANCY HOSE,
full regular, for only 30c.
Also, GENTLEMEN'S FANCY HOSE.
regular wade, for only 23c.
Novelties In Fancy Goods reoelved daily.
DOUGLASS'.
aug23-tr 9th a ml F street a.
j^ABGAlNSI B&BQAIHBI1
We still have a very larae stock of HATS, BONNETS,
FEATHERS. FLOWSR8, OOL-_^Ha
OB ED EM BROIL) &R1BS. JAPANESE andCOBA.
BILK FANS, which will be sold AT AND >W
I.E8S THAN COST, to make room for Fall r
Stock. RUCHING, TIES. NECKWEAR, KID and
1HREAD GLOVES, also reduced.
Particular attention given to orders.
MADAMS M. J. HUNT,
Jy2B-tr Ifo. 6X1 and 6*3 D rtreef.
J^ AVAL SHADE HATS,
BEST GOODS, 50c. each.
CHIP, BTRAW AND LEGHORN HATS.^S^
At lowest prices, in order to close stock.
J. P. PALMER,
IMPOBTKB,
tfo? 1107 F st, n.w.
N. B.?Special attention given to Mourning Order*.
Je30-tr
REDUCED FBICE8,
My entire stock of Goods, comprising a full line of
White and Colored LAWN 8UIT8, BATH- zsai
ING SUITS and CAPS for ladies and chil- P*
dren. Trimmed BONNETS. MILLINERY
GOODS, etc., etc., at Greatly Reditced Price*.
M. WILLI AN,
907 Pennsylvania avenue.
7 Cite Trtvise. Paris. Je28-tr
J AS. II. VERMILYA,
Mahcfaoyursb or
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FINE -sg^V
SHOES,
6lO 9th Bt.t opposite Patent Offloe.
Everything in the above line made to order, and
4 perfect fit guaranteed. apl9-tr
LIEBItt COMPANY'S EXTR4CT OF
MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORING STOCK FOR 80UP8. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIti COMPANY'S EXTHACT OF
MEAT. "Is a success and a boon for which nations
should feel grateful"- See "Medical Prees,"
"Lancet," "British Medical Journal." &c.
CAUTION.?Genuine only with the fac simile of
Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across the
LabeL
"Consumption In England increased ten-fold in
ten yeais."
LIEBKJ COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers,
and Chemists. Sole agents for the united States,
(wholesale only), C. DAVID & CO., 43, Mirk
Lane. London. England. marl3-ly
FINE PRESSED GLASS GOBLETS, from 6J
cents per dozen up, at
HOLME AD & OO..
aug213t 1343 F st, opposite Ebbitt House.
FOB RENT AND RAT.Tt
F0B BEBT- *?*>KE"'
W. B. WILCOX.
ianP?RNEB '">TB A*vn I Streets Northwest.
1826 I Bt., furt c l(tO listo i80i st. u.w . 6 re$15
1019 t'onn. ev., lo rs.. .M) 2817 I at n.w.. 6 m u
920 N.J. av..sa,lftrs. .50 600 M st n e..6re 12
725 20tbsr. u.w. 11 re..41 414 26th 6t n.w., 5 rs 11
2418 P?rm ave . 8re. . .30 1214VOthst n w? 4 ?..12
2141 H at. n.w., 7 rs 25 718 24th st n.w.. tin..12
939 25ili et. n.w.,6re.. .20 710 H Bt. R.W.. ' rs .10
1026 '8th at. n.w., 7 re..20 In rear of 1118 llrtti
102620th Bt. n w., 6 re.. 18 st.4re ...10
)028 20tb Bt. n.w , 7 IS..18 21st & Let,store,8 ra.,15
2:*26G st n w., 7 re 18 1102 8th at. mw , 7 re
2324 GbL n.w., 6 re 16 and saloon 2R
22141 st. n.w., 6 re ?16 2116 E it., store fc 1 r. .10
A list of other property at thia offioe.
aug26 27.29.30
JpOB BKNX
& O. HOLTZMAN.
10th and F tryti northwest
Fine House, 10th st n.w., 1419# N. Y. ave ,store$35
........$125 1107 Penn. ave , business
1328 N. Y. ave. fnrn. ..125 room 35
192S* n w-v 100 9167th it n-w,... 30
?12 Pa. ave., store .83.33 915 7thstn.w 80
1425 N. y. ?ve., store,.. .76 919 7th st n.w 30
1427 fc. Y. ave., store*. .76 925 7th sc. mw 30
1^21 V. Y. ave., Store*. .76 927 7th st n.w 30
1387 Oorcr'nst.fur.,. ..76 929 7th st n.w MO
1412 N st n.w 60 921 7th st n.w 30
9217th st aw., store,. .60 1107 Penn av.,a Hue bosi923
7th et n.w., store. .60 ness room 30
936 7th st n.w 60 2112 Pa ave., unfur.,.30
927 7th Bt n.w 50 1528 9th st mw . .30
919 7?hstnw., store,..60 730Hstma 25
902 H st.n.w., h. and e.60 120 Md. ave. aw. 25
730 H st n .e.. h and s.50 730 H st n.e., store ...20
Booms at 1107 Penn. ave.. 1533 Oolumbia st 30
oyerGiltBro. &G0...6O 222813th st n.w 18
2112 Penn. ave., fur.,. .60 718 5thet. nw 17
10 Grant st. n w 60 600 8th ?t s.w.. 15
629 13th st mw........ .40 67 Myrtle st 15
6192d st n.w 40 HOox alley ...8
1419N. Y. ava,store,..35
Very fine Office rooms at 1419,1421,1423 and 1426
New lork ave. n. w
I make no charge to landlords for advertising
their property, ana ktep it before the pubic constantly.
Houses and Lots In every section of the city for
sale, at prices from $1,000 to $50,000, and on easy
t? "ma. All property for sale at my office hail been
reduced is price.
B. O. HOLTZMAN,
_an*23 tr 10th and F sta mw.
J|EAL E8TAT* BULLETIN
THOS. E. WAGGAMaN, 619 Seventh street
(Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
Thrrt-Story Bouses For Sale.
515 nth Bt n.w., mod. imps., 14 rs $13,600
7Ju 13th st. n.w., mod. imps., 12 ra 10.UU0
608 11th st n.w., mod. imps., lu re 10.000
404 6th st. mw., mod. impo., 15 re. 10,000
ISsH14tn n.w., mod. imps., 9 ra 9.000
728 13th st. n.w., mod. imps.. 12 rs 9,000
211 Art.S.6., mod. imps., 12 re 9,000
133111th st. mw.. mod.lmpa, 9rs 8.000
Two-Story Brick and Frame. Houses For Sale.
1110 10th st n.w., b. h., water, 6 re $4,742
19th Bt mw., f.h., 32 re 4..vw>
R-liSnV W- 4'r*
?-?*-82? DeL av., b h? 7 re 4.0u0
?ve" fb" 7 3.200
1*1-148 A st s.a. b.h.. 5 re 3.000
S^*?J^fCa|'Lt?1r8t,bh-6r8 3'0,?
<j07 tlm Ft, f h., 6 re 8.000
Unimproved. Property For Sale.
V61.1?"1 I1111 sts ? e., per ft 20
26th *t., bet. I and K *ta. n.w., per ft .30
E st., bet 19th and 2oth sts. n.w., per ft * ,18
ave; SPd 2d sto.B.w.. Per ft. .15
6th st, bet Va. ave. and E st aa. per ft 15
h.st-: **t 5than*6tbsta aa, jwr ft 16 1
5th st.. bet. I and K sts. s.e., per ft 15
Cor. 4th and K n.a. per ft \ '.17
Houses for Rent.
6t? G,tl\-fQr- mod. iuapa, 16 re..$125.00
1^*8 E st. n.w, mod. imps., 12 re 100.00
n*w- P . " re 100.03
iJth st. n.w , mod. imps,, 12 rs 65.00
609 M st. n.w., mod. imps. 12 rs 60.00
n-w-?mod- Imp*-. 12 rs. 35 00
i.2th Bt n,w > mod* imps , 7 ra 30.00
1?<{5 P*; ave. mw.. mod. imps., 11 ra 30.00
419 N. J. ava B.e. mod. imos., 10 re 3 j,00
31 Gay st, Geonretown. mod. impB.. 12 ra 25??
2,? ftn-w.. mod. imi?..8re 25.00
?LH?t??-e .mod.imp? ,9re 2.V00
409 N. Jersey ave., mod. imps.. 12 rs 20.00
?H^T 8t- n-w.,mod. imps., 9 re 20 00
183112th st. n w , mod. imps., 9 rs 20 00
306 D st n.a, mod. imps, 7 re 20 00
"Ptobj oct st., Georgetown, mod. imps., 7 rs 15.00
239 13tt at aw., mod. imps., 9 re 16.00
438 I fct n.w., 7 re 16 00
224 4# St aw., 6 re 12.00
Offijccs.
2$ st' 2 offices $41.67
*}l ??- 5,3d floor 15.00
517 7th Bt, Po. 7 15 01
719 Market Space?Boom 6 6.00
_ Room 9 4 00
Corner 10th and Penn. ava, Vernon Row?
Boom 9.. 20.85
Boom 7.. 18.00
The above Is only a small part of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list see
bulletin issued on the 1st and Uth of each month,
which can be had on application at my office, or wlu
be sent by mail if decirecL
JL/Odtis
$2,600, ?700 at 7 per cent
Auction Sales.
On TUESDAY, August 26th, at 8 p. m., unimproved
property and unfinished buildinjrs on
boundary ava, W, V and 9th ets. n w. auari3 tr
fpOB RENT?1205 Rhode Island ave. n.w , a handsome
eleven-room BESIDENCE, containing
every modern convenience and finished throughout
in a first class manner.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.
J?? BL n-w-,4 new seven-room
D\S RULING, wiib all improvements.
THOS. J. FISHER ft 00.
FOR RENT?In Geonretown, No. 84 1st st, a new
"freDch rooi and basement BRICK
BKHIDKaOE, containing nine rooms, exclusive of
bath,pantries, store-rooms and laundry; finished
in hard wood, thoroughly built, and in every re*ip ct
a first class house. Has elevated ovon rarnre,
bet and cold water, marble mantels, anf a number
of linen and other closets. Has been renting for $50
per month; will be let to a responsible tenant at $30.
THOS. t. FISHER ft 00..
aqg*9-tg 1228 F street n. w.
J^EAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN ft 00..
Bt Cloud Building.
FOB BENT61418th
at fur., la re., 4421st st n.w. $10
*-v -'l?? 7 Covtmitongt n.w.... 8
pi ?>' 76 B Ooyington it n.w.... 8
No. 616 H st n.w., 10 116 0 st ma, 16 re 40
re. complete, partly 122110thst rnw., 12 re.40
if ae?ired.60 430 E st n.w., 9 re 30
"th st n-W, 7 re.. .60 2139 E st mw.. 8 rs... .26
8r,-v-?y 1194 Ost n.w., 8 ra....25
^25 81 n-w-'2 48 la" 24th st n.w 16
2234 18th Bt n-w., 6 re.18 909 9th at me 12
et n.w , 6 re....16 1931 8th st mw 12
71b Boundry ?t IUW...12 706 10th st n.a 10
????? FOB BALE AT A BARGAINHOUSE
No. 615 H 6t. mw, 10 rooms, very complete.
No charge made for advertising.
Special rates will be made for the care of lirge
properties.
Parties having houses for rent will do wall to
try xis.
$7,COO to lcaii in smaller sums, at 7 per oent
auKl3-tr JOHN SHERMAN ft OO.
Ii> A. McINTIRE, ~~ ~~
j. _ Real Estat* Broker,
No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Templa
, ? For Rent.
^andPa-av.-furJieex 1445 Pierec Place 20
116Prospect 1it.Geo't-la6 409 13th st aw 20
McPherBon Square... 126 420 B bt ae 20
Fur. houae. Geotown 100 9u8 E st mw !.. 20
ldptnearF 100 910?Htn.w 9<i
1^21 N.Y. ave, fur... .100 811H n.e^,u.*.".".;*.*"'.*20
2d and A aa, fur...... 100 222Estmw In
G, near 13, fur 100 1418 N. Jersey ave""!l8
Corcoran et fur 76 14th st. near S... 16
G, near 4X, fur 76 622 I'enm ava s e 15
GraLt Place, fur 75 1628 12th mw. .16
1211 ^0*s^n* w* <u? 9W7 wU6RLava 16
mil Ust. n.w..........60 2507Eilw .^. is
O. near 14th, fur 60 2230 18th mw. 15
1110 13th Bt mw.?,...60 927 N. J. ave.... 15
gtore <38 9th et 46 110 7th st m e..
^ 0 Rt. mw............40 931 E st n.w....... . 14
'^^na E Capitol 40 1411 8d. above O .18
/Xth f1* n W......85 810 18tbat aw 13
1612 9th st mw 35 i<)7 H st. n e 12
Store 436 9th Bt n.w. .30 Ill7 Park Place 12
More, 1S10 Est... 80 299 High St. Geor^et'u.lO
Store. dwel,6&E mw. .30 50 H st. me .10
4<?2 N. J. ava ae 35 2 Cox's Alley.............8
180 Washington. G'n. .80 7th and D n-w~. S
Store &dw, H ft N. Cap,80 Shop near 7th and G s
Cor lath and T 26 Store, 60610th mw^.'J
lPOl E. Capitol st 26 9 and 16 Liberty st" 8
237 Bridge St..........26 14C4 8 Carolina ave. 6
Store. 2163 Pa ava.... 25 Also offices, stores .shops
1620 7th Bt m w 25 Btables,BUburbau houses!
For Sate.
Desirable Houses and Lots, in all sections of the
city, at lowest rates and easy terms.
Money to Loan.? $6,000 at 6 per cent; $8,000 at 7
; ?600- *?oo, $1,000, $1,200.
$1,600, ana $8,000 at 8 per cent
tr E. A. McINTIRE
B^UK RENT? " "
B. H. WARNER,
916 F street uortliwest
Ed^ewood, D.O., country 2318 M st n.w 25
Beat, furnished 200 1446 Pit roe Plaoe.. 22*
S.w. oor. 17ftF mw. .1669? 1625 loth at n-w 22 C
1444 N st n.w...>M...60 U netr t'th tt n.w .20
2016 Olt mv.M 55 916 5th Bt. mw 20
Hail 6ih and C U.W....60 3 K st. 11 e ""2')
1405 G st. n.w 50 2701 K st mw.M.M 20
484 Pa ave. mw 60 1819-23 13th st~.w 16
M)?FBt mw 60 1413 6th It n.w.?
303 M Bt n-W 46 2324 G st mw . 16
1337 11th stm w 4ft 1908 16th stmw 15
ft 2d st ae 45 305 H st. n.e 15
120E1* V ftom 18lV?tt.aw.:i5
% 813 M Bt IL6 15
.l.t? n w- "tor*-40 1823 Vermont ave....:.12
mw 40 1622 11th st mw la
1-J2J!?} st. n.w 38 18o5 Conn, ave 12
1}2? N St. n-w 38 528 4* st s.w 12
?aii v n w 35 1117 Par* Piaoe 12
206 K. J. avaae 3ft 928 G sts e...... . 12
Office under Methodist 53Defreees*::..";. ia
Prtteet*iit Church, 9tb K HumnwRow.. "l0
st near P..............36 434 6S$ st s.w.... q
; 12S6 6?htt u e 30 430 6^ at 9
I 1325-27 L bt. mw 30 2072 75 7th st mw s
220 Sri et ae 30 810 4th st me S
1626 Qst nw 27.60 18 18thstse 7W
488 P at mw 80 912-14 1st. ni 1
iM 10thBt ae..!!!!!".'.'.7
?tu Bt. flLO. ? ?.36
>h%k^ Estate Review, published at my office on
ea<^ montJi, contains a oompfet* list of
all tlM bouses I have for rent, together with reports
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the oQuntry. OaU az^ get a copy, to
FOR RENT AND BALK.
h 0R BkNT~l>UVALL * M ABU.
M>4 F SlRI.KT XoaTHWEST.
*SOr w? 10 room* f.5
]t<(i J>, 10 joomttMc.. ......
>'?l>tnw,10roomi s*'
P 16 Ji>th r< w . 7 rooms 2*
4T0 9th s.w., 6 roc ilk 1*
an?i2ft Ct _________
TUOUAB *. MYEB8.Jteel M
FOK HINT.
1*19 12th street, 9 roc a. a. a02 13th st a w. 5 rooms161713th
street n.w.,9 ra 914 12th O.W.. 10 ra
_ FOR SAUL
8V H i*. mw.. water and ni.
lol7 ?th st mw, 14,000 ft. grr.nnd.
f'O Md,?t,n-w..7 nu., lot 21 ft front
I 04,1610,1612 8 st n.w,
4M H lit n w , lot 80x100.
1"20 14th st n. w_ 12 ra, mod. km, lot 26x130, stable
lii rear on alley, is complete order, will be soid
dMp.
Lots Is all part* of the city. fe6-tr
BOARDING.
II V> SEW YOBK AVItNlk-Asu t? of~P \it
* 1 O IX)KS unfurnished or furnished ; a'so >tti*r
rt ton, with BOARD. Term* reasonable au*r2> :u*
TJ I. KINO has W-a?ed the house on the cor. IMh
11 st mud N. Y. Ma,al liu renovated and lni
piove.d it, and Is ready to take BOAKD&KS. and
) r< mise* to Klve them the worth of their money.
janp21-lm*
L'OB KANT? Latere, we1! M&S RO<<M8. *n
J suite or miKle, irontir.g with and -<>uth. furii
shed or unfurnished; boon with modem impluWM'la
Table board. 1334 KM I at n.w.,
ot t>o*it< Franklin Park. a-wil
1 iou8e No. 2027 i 8t. N w., wil!Voi?ned for
J 1 Boarders on the 1st c f Septembsr. by a Phil**
I ikphian. Booms can now \*i secured. R-teren -es
I r> nulred. aa^lb-i*
I "IJOABDING?Tbe besfc of BUAHD, with nloe airy
J J BOOMS. In a private northern family, where tie
c mforts of home can be enjoyed; the best location
in the city. M06 E st n.w. Jy23 6w
I I ANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOMS TO LET;
II with or without BOABD, in corner house, delightfully
located, and facing south and west fiuo
K:.*t Capitol st Jel7-?rCtna*
"HOARDING.?Cool, airy BOOM8, en suite or fclnJJ
trie, with first claae TABLE BOABD. Also,
Transient Boarders accommodated. References exI
cl &iured. 612 9th st dlw. and 206 F st n.w. fl-ly
PROFESSIONAL.
I |B. WADBWOBTH, Denudt, has returned to
L'the city with renewed health and spirits, a-.d
n t-ily to see friends or patient- at Veimont avenue
a: <t L ?t NRlW
JAMEB IULLEBTON.
Attobney-at-Law,
H'athinfft^n, U, C.
<34 Lrn'Piana avenue. corner oth street B-tomi 'J
si <i 10, Yonntr's Law Building- aiurK?-lm
jtenry wise garnett.
ATTOBNEYATLAW,
Washikotom, d. 0.
I No. 2 Oolnmbian Law Building, 6th st, between
I I> -md E. jy31-6m
\f B8. FULLER, SO CELEBBATED FOB HER
I i'l many remarkable cures, and wonderful facility
I In locating disease without aaklmr a question, oar
Iw consulted free of charge at 004, oerner 10th and
[ Fsts. n.w. myl2-16w*
7~ OBNB. BUNION 8. WARTS. 5BBS jBS
\\j It is gratifying that Da BdHULTZ, 903 Fa are.
| (op stairs), may still be oonsulted. Filnlnns
I -xtatment Ladles and children attended, apl-ly j
f)B. T. M. TALBOTTi Dxhtist. ~~~~T
U Removed to southeast corner 7th and^S^S
I e streets northwest Teeth inserted fJ per
I f kV Dl'ME, Dzwtist. 919 7th street northwest,
L/ between I awl K eU. Beautiful Seta
of Teeth. $8; Teeth filled, fl; Extracting
I without pain, SO centaAu operattona
I ra; ted. octfl-ly
T T. WALKEB SOH8. 206 10th 8t. N. W.-Lime
I ?J . Plaster and Cements, Felt Booting Material,
| fry Felt, Carpet Felt, Bosin Sized Fe?t Onarooal
I aii l Ch'mncy Crock )e28-t?
COAL AND WOOD.
^ OALl COAX If COAL I!!
kow ib the time to buy.
tfe are receiving daily cargoes of the beet quail
I lies of COAL, of all kinds and sizes, which we are
I offering at low prioea, direct from the vessels. Oon
I -timers will find it to their advantage to early
I ud leave their ordera
I OAK and PINE WOOD in the stick or sswed and
erlit, at lowei prices than ever before offered in this
"I y STEPHENSON ft BBO..
I gfc 7th-strewt wharf.
QOALI COAL! COAL!
I I am unloading several cargoes of Kaimi*, Lyken?
Valley, Lorberry and White Aah
COAL.
I vbich will be sold at bottom prioea
I Call early and leave your orders.
L WM. GOTH AND.
993 La* am. ami 1st st.t
Between B and 0 aa
I Wharf foot of 3d t aa my7-ly
POAIm WOOD.
I JOHNSON BBOTHEB8.
WOOD. Txlxphonio Oonatcnova goal
Full Weight
I COAL. Beet Quality. WOOD.
I Low Prioea
WOOD. Prompt Dellverlea COAL
Main office, wharves, mill and depot connected wits
up-town offices by Tinxpnoira
With unequaled facilities and advantages for economically
conducting the wood and ooal trade,
wharves, factory, extensive store yards enabling us
to stock up largely when coal Is lowest; oraoe*
throughout the city, and all In immediate communication.
insuring prompt attention to orders, we are
prepared to offer to our patrons the best varieties of
ooal at the very lowest prices.
I Remember, we insure a strictly pure ooal, ( 2^40
pounds to the Urn.
I _ _ JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main offloe, mill and depot, foot of 12th. 13th and
f fte-air. Offloes; 1202 F st rnw.; 1112 9th st mw.;
1418 7th st mw.: and 221 Pa. ava aa Jyl3-tr
FAMILY BPPPLIKS.
*
p BEIEBV1RG
8 U G A R 8 .
I
at the lowest advertised prices.
|
]
,
| JOHN H. MAOBUDIB,
I
fine groceries and table luxuries,
augl8-tr 1491 JTmt York awatw,
Minnesota'* Jetrel
Is CERES, the handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour
it the United States, excepting none!
St. Mjouia'n Pride
Is STERLING'S Celebrated Winter Wheat Patent.
I a magnificent Fiour.
Tlte Delight of the Vook
Is QOLDEN HILL It is better thau it ever was,
I btmtr now made by the very latest improved and
ttoet approved machinery known.
j We guarantee the above-named Flours to make
bekutiful. light and snow-white Bread, Bolls and
Biscuit For sale by every liret-class Grooer.
Wholesale Depot?Cor. 1st It. ami Ind. ave.
angle tr WM M GALT & OO.
pOB WABM WEATHEB.
fPABBILLAO,
nr ARFTH 1 JULlEN,
v I <AItf. 1 Pi ) Qt VttTff DUV
?4 PER DOZEN. , MEDOC,
L And others.
CATAWBA?GOLDEH?only ?1 per giUon
SPARKLING MOSELLE.
HUNGARIAN WINES.
BURGUNDY WINES.
H*T SAUTERNE8. ALES. Ac.. Ac.
If you want to save money in buying fine goods
give us a r&lL
B. W. HEED'8 SON8,
aus8-tr 1916 F afreet ?a.tr.
l)06TOR MABKETT
J) 17 <9 Pennsylvania Avtmue.
LAMB. VEAL, ALL KINDS MEATS, POULTRY
AND GAME, Ac.,
At the lowest ratee.
Orders^reoeived for WOODCOCK, FROGS an 1
Jyll'-3m H. L BEACH A OO.
JOHH B. HELLY,
DaaucB at nsn-ouM
BEEF, LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON,
corned bbef A HPioiALTE.
Stalls 638.829 and 630 Center Market HMMH
t>thstreet wing, and 206 and 208 Northern iMfa
liberty Market i or address Box 71, Oltw fiCMfc
Post Ot'ice. .
Marketing deUvered free of ohanre to aU parts o'
the city.
gl MMKH UOODB
The meet comfortable wear fw the season.
BAMBOO CLOTH.
mohairs. SEERSUCKERS,
and other Light Fabrics.
Respectfully invite the attention of my patrons
?d & POM*, ??p?j"6EIBlsBaElt.
^ Cmw.
ft Btiill qninttum hikmr Omo prloe piid.
w-iy sssaitoabi
BUBINE88 OH ANOS8. 1
SEVERAL ("MAu7srOFWoNEYTOLoVjr
0 on *pr?ovt.cl collateral, for a short tim? Aonlv
to ,w~ LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
auk? St ?2o F at. n.w
LOA> ON KEAL BSTATE, AI 7 PEE
?T CENT. Apply at cn<*9 to
- ? LOOIS P 6HOEMAKIK.
"Ltfag 3t -jm F ^ n w
I^OR BALK A KKt.UCBlM.bMt baali^a
1 locality, on 7tL at n.w r*a*on (or ?s" ntt * ,-k
nter Attn-0 . Star r fflce ?
1 )?A^liACKl-1 DRAWBACK*' DiUUiOKg
I ' Hav.i a ? UJki amount of taxea to pay we arc
I :epartd to bwj Drawbarkaat th* hvtrJt' market
ri^nS2v dcvall a mark.
7 * ? t irnML
F^OR SALE AT A B\KflAIN? " ????
m A BFAUTI1 I L 1I0MK
at Montt P.(W?nt, D C. Uouw, KibV %n3 fin^
irrpiinda frnit sha.lf. Ao ; i Men, m., r ?>,? U
Ivquire at P.ar kimr H uec of J. H. FoUIFB A ro'
! cuwlt- WlUard's Hou-L S
\l' ANTED-To E< (RBuW-r^V. for tour <wlj7??
years, at per oeLt. on ample real estate **
I cumy W ill pay lj?r cert. oummiatMoo. idurm
(wealed) REAL lEt'TATK Star Qilinc. au23 3t*
. \\'E WISH TO PURCHASE AT ONCE FOR~A
I >' CASH CUSTOMER a una!! PROPERTV on
be lire of tli# Ninth street earn, suitable for a
'' and l'anor Store Price murt not eioeed
8l.2M>. oflert solicited
| augSASt FITCB. POI A BBnW.V
?PO LOAM. *
MONEY OH REAL ESTATE.
1* Htms to Bmt,
IVnt. I .* * *U<5 # l*r OMlt I
iV5JT ^ owiuUilaaion on all laoH over
Vnl Ut. * ?. BOLrzsiaa,.
ans.^ iwtb and r sta n w.
A NSIGNEE'S SALE. ? liy virtus of an asrummont
' tt\ nmC,'i?'' ?>***'? "J?*0, v,7 1'1? M. Johr.WHi. on
tfiel8th <1av of August. 1?7?, I ?hall aeUatroUic
J.U~Ai?r at * o'clock], m , on the 27 , h jv-tav. ih?
8TOCK and PIXT/rkA n the Oroc^r, Htoro
corner of lsrh a^d U n w . in the tv
\1 )oh'X' I>- C A!l.(-?>d-to"' ' tb# Mid IDA
?, V ?!Sr . re-(ue?ted to pre?ent tbe.r cla rua
r w iM. ! ' y verlliM, to the uud< r- vii?.i. at
i'S. r!l^?L W,ODOrUr>r'',? iVl da> ,,f ?" '
. VOL H. CHA8E. kKUram.
\\ A^'JrL?, D^.AWl ACK OEBTIFirAl KiTTThA
KNTfJH-f iti?* pnoe iaid b> CilARLSS H.
h"I(|nT, La. are auir22-?t*
^'KCHAS-E A CK>>D BUILl)
et of HtL i w ?rt?,f01t byI"" dWi'.
,^r,i i r {^*:; it-rfM tn
A! I>ly Uum0(, fcW1,,n^5;tra\\
EBT ENL' KEAT(',^|^2I: AEDTNscramce
o ri?, I Ui? ^,LMl''tl!lia av?r.ne
c? C? to ] >41). at ? ti;0 w j*f?r o# itt,, gem* to ?n it
L T3" ' Hounse, L A? and Fa^Si for ^
and ier.i It?uui ooUectHd ?r
_ MEI.DRrM & MAN KIN.
"L^OR 8ALF?^<X>D AND CXJAL VAI;D Qwn^f,
b?TlE' two? wili ' nxmt of otif! In Jinn* *n
ft. n.w. amrlHiar
"L^OR 8ALE?A FARM of 2<i acrea, nf-ar 8aratotra.
, in tfce D.fctnet of Co'umbia. Lau J in ?r?oil ftat1
fth'iitrnft"i<&i"nl veiJ It ,u:re 4?2
??th atreet, Itet. Pa. ave and D at. a e a'i^lf-l2t*
U' ANTKD^ ' ?
?' DRAWBACKS.
At Hic.fist Makkft Ejitks. bt
GEORGE TBCL8DELL.
_Jy29 Itn ?05 7th at.
J M PORT ANT TO TAX PAVERS.
idJr1- TAXBB DI E Befobe Jclt 1ST,
l>.i. aim all Aasesaci^nte for Bi^ciai Imnrovem*
eta, can be paid at a lartre diaconnt. throtuii
-mi lw, QUO TRC8DELL.
J>" lm 606 7tli t3r?et.
M^cr^rrv^^ r 9Vu ??P]2 ESTATE
,, MfcCUBTTY, at C. 7.8 and 9 i?er cent. aooo^d
ui?f to the aniount w anted. ewwre
& H. WARNER,
>16 FtraK aw.
JjONET TO LOAN
OB
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. *?.
p. walla ch.
Iout BBOKKR Ajm JrvxLZB,
1417 P<MMTlT?nk ait
BOOKS, <kc.
! JyEW BOOHE ~ "
The Data of Etl?ica, by Herbert 8; fmoer fi BO
Mcctem Chromatioa, by Rood 200
K<a?ir.(ra from Exirliab Hietory.by J R Green I 60
Hermon on the Law of MorWra^e of Real EaUw,
vol. 1 mmrnrn 7 10
^'ort^a*re?. 2 vola 2d EdJuoii. lifrs'ilj 0o
DanleloniNegotiable Icatnuneiita. 2d Edition,
MKwmv iq ()f\
iliUa on Eioinent Dornalc....* _
jVooIsey'a Internationa! Law. Sd EdltUmi 187S?'. 2 50
I ainnmnAbf que Injuria, by E. P. Weeka ? 00
A .arte atoci of Stationary alwaya on band.
T ^ * ? H MOKBISOH.
BooKSEIXKBa aKD ST.'.nnmi
aug!9-tr ?7fl rm, ,Tr
grMMEB BEiDUVti.
MOTLErs HISTORIES, CHEAP ED.
Dutch Republic, 3 vola...... S6 00
Fiiited Netherlands 4 vola. 8 01
Life and letters Madaoie Bonaparte Didier *.**. 1 V)
Bodinee; or. Camping Out IV)
Rtaduiite from Ewnah History, Green. L50
Dj-iiciE, Lei#ure Hour i no
Tiite and Black in 8onth*rn Sutea, Campbell! 175
Convei aationa on Art MeUioda, Oonture^T; L26
1HE FRANKLIN SQUARE AND HALF HOUR
Llli&ARIES.
FANCY KOTE PAl'ERS AND PAPETER1E3 FOB
TRAVELLERS.
'AXES J. CHAPMAN.
MxTBOPOUTas Book 8tobb,
)y?^-tr Bit I'm, ?m,
pFBLIIBED TO-DAT,
A HISTORY OF THE WAB DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES. *
With Biographical Sketchea of the
By L, D. Iioimoll,
Author of "Life and Timea of Horace Gree'ey"
FBANCI8 B. MOHUN.
Bnooeaa or to Mohan Brother*,
1016 P*. Mie.. oornw 11th atrwA
***** Waaolmrtoa, D. 0.
PIANOS AND ORGANB.
fiBAPBPm PLAJIOE^AJ>P~OU^A.Ii>:
F. 0 SMITH, MASTTACTtTtBt, Brooklyn, N. Y.
^AfuJJM^ortxnent of theae STANDARD IN8TBUKtrwr^**17*7*
on b*n?L and for SALE or_^^^
BENT at the lowest price* and on the eaai-lBHfc
eettenna. Bento applied to purchaee.
Order* received for Tuning and Bepalrixur
w.t> t,M
TBTK RTIEPF P1AJIO.
Unqueattonably achieved a GENUINE TBIcjia'ii
over ali American and many
Fcvreivu coxm^tora at the Ei)^<tionk#B
Li iveraelle, Puria, 1878, and la rapidly'II IT!
becoming
THE LEADING FAVORITE
G. L WILD* BBOl.Sole Aftott.
793 7tk aft ouf a% ae.
Also agents for the Oeiebraied Kraaieh A Back a
and other Flret-claaa Pianoa and Organa. Tuning *
Bet?alrlmr peraonally attended ta my!7-ly
HALIJET DA V IB A 00.*8 PIANOS?Ufuseti
a fr fbciaett?Novel and art^tic -r'n
low prioea, eaay terms, monthly lnetailJaBA
menta. The beet Urrirtt Piano In IbeMlIn
world." aay ail the artim. Oome and nee them at
811 at. mw. H. L. SUMNEE. Tr24^Str
THE TRADES
l>OOK BINDING. ~
AJ The public la reawectfully Informed that tha
_ ^ LYCATT BOO KB IN DARY
la parried on aa heretofore. The same excellent
rj?rSP"n^reWuployM' 1111(1 tte work turned oat
will be in the ?U| erior style which has alwara bam
a characteristic of the establishment
ai-8-ly 1011 Pennaylvanla avenue, 8d floor.
fMBSON BROTHERS. """"
,?PBACnOAL Book AND JOB PRINTERS.
1012 Peni.avivanla avenue, Waahlnirton. D O.
?y Fine Printing a Specialty. janisty
JOHNi HOLLAND S
P^TEAT RECORD GOLD PMN,
Patented Oct. a. 1*78 *
I# the hVhee* achievement In the manufacture of
<?ald Pan a and the result of ezi>erimeDts for more
than twenty yeara Th? "BECOUD" Pan is
produced by a akillful combination of the two pre
dona and non-corrosive metajr, lfHtr. IrolA aad
Platimun*, while the oru^narj wold ><en contains
an alir y ot ooi'ocr, reducer iu Uneneaa without
yi?i<lin? that elaatic-ty, cetu?;ty and aioei-nke ternrt-r
^h.ch the otly J'latinurn euppliea The
? !?? fOBI?" ?;?Id Pen Point* aA of the
Iridium, ^Diamor. la.) inleetruetlble with rait
treatment, and i ol:*aed to ?tlwa like emaotiuwea
Sfcci pea writers have now every objection to ?rold
fairly ovetcome, and every reo i remont iu a P?n
T-f1". ?'it?? <*- ? Jc*Loxi^ ^ inanely met
(lOKd 1 Sli ii tni&r&iitoAii to
iScfPermaiifHrr of Bprluf
i f 1 '?lat, Prio?. S'i.-M*, ~>id
Jiw?iir4 L;J Stationers :l tbe ('nlted
order direct from ^OlUt
HOLLLKD, AIanufkctm"er. Ifr W 4th atrvet.OincumaU.
For aale by JOHN C. PABKF.R. 618 7th atreot
northwest m*rl9-Lawly-nrm
nniRA
v>> GLASS trm?
AND C11JCKERY. rl
Puik AKP Decobattd. wm
A comi kte aaat rtment of
HOnSEFI'BNISBING GOODS
MASON'S aud PROTECTOR FRUIT J ABB.
IT- All at Lowoet Phiceb
M W. BEVEBIDCtE, d
(Late Webb A Beverldga,) '
aogU-tr 2009 PflM's aimm.