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TIIE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON
THVRsniY ti'.us! :i, iw?i.
CMRBY x XOTES EdJt?r.
Ihr KTrnlug >iar Im* n rritnlnr. permanent.
on* Hue i*ilT eirrnlntinn mnrr thnn treble
that of nnr oilier imix r published in
Unnliiiuiii>n. mikI i-unnl to that ?t nil the
ether dnllv pnprrt here added together.
Personathe city for the snmrsicr can have THr
Ft ak mailed to their addres*. pOfcti>aid, ana chan --ed as
cftrn aa lor Ufty ccnti a month, invar.tbiy in
idTttllf.
The Initial appropriation for the reclamation of
the Potomac flats baa passed the last stage of
doubt and uncertainty and is now a law. The
work will sr,on be under way and the day 13 not
tar distant when the now unsightly and unhealthy
river front will b a place of beauty and a
Joy forever, not on!y to the people of Washington,
but to the hundreds of thousands who annually
visit the nation il capital. <The stru^^le for this
Improvement has been a long one, and at times It
appeared so hopeless that Its friends almost
despaired. After Congress had become Impressed
with the vltaL Imp- rtance of the work, selfish
schemes lnt?rposedobstaeles which threatened its
success, it is now, happily, l?eyon l the power of
these harpies and leeches to retard the progress of
this undertaking. It hasl^on committed to the
War department and the officers of the engineer
corps, whose works of internal improvement mark
even* navigable river in the land, who will be intrusted
with the duty of carrying out the will of
Congress, have already under congressional direction
made a special study of the requirements for
this fiats reclamation work, and will be a bio to
enter upon it promptly and intelligently.
Brady made a srreat mistake wlnn he p'-.t TVaell,
his "professional hireling llbeler;" as Jti lge Wylie
so justly characterize 1 him, upon th" witness
stand. More damaging testimony against the
star route thieves could not have been given than
that drawn <>;tt from this witness under the skilful
examination of the prosecution. The e?:ftlbltlon
Buell made of himself, is under the questioning
or Mr. Mem 'k ;;nd th1 rulings of Judge Wy'de,
he was compelled to abandon his prevaricating
evasive answers an l state the shameful char iot -r
of his relations with his purcha- r, Brvty,
(Involving himself in 3 perfect network of contradletions
In this connection, and making the most
damaging admissions in regar<i to the operations
of the star route rl-rz,) was so pitiful rnl humiliating
that the coun-ol for defence, who had been
sitting on nettles during his testimony, were
finally compelled to give him a hint or the mischief
he was dolour by telling him that lie was not
obliged to give testimony to "criminate or disgrace
himself." Mr. Brady ought now togoupon the
stand to explain away the < rinilnating testimony
of his demoralized hireling, against the riug.
Doubtless the prosecution would not object to
have the opi>ort unl; y to ask Brady a few questions.
The passage of the river and harbor bill through
both houses of Congress over the President's veto
was a genuine surprise to the country, as outside
dt the Capitol It was not supposed that the measure
could command such support; and even within
the Capitol the issue was regarded as very doubtful
until after the active friends of the bill had
mustered for It every available vote. The question
did not Involve any grave difference between
Congress and the Executive, and this fact largely
contributed to the passage of the bill. Members
of Congress who are i? entire accord with the
President felt at liberty to differ with him on this
subject without In the least disturbing their relations
It was more a question of propriety than
of policy. Had It tKen otherwise; had the matter
presented a question of administrative policy, or
had a principle been at stake for which the Executive
felt bound to contend, the result would, no
doubt, have b*u different. It was assorted at the
Capitol that the President had no fewling whatever
In the premises. The desire of Congress to 1
get away at th" earliest day practicable also as- ,
listed in the passage 01 The bilL The shortest way
to dispose of the vM qanllni of river and liar- ;
bor appropriations was to pa.-s the bill over the j
veto, and this Influenced some votes in Its favor, 1
perhaps.
The retnrn of the Russian representative to a
participation in the deliberations of the conference
of European power- ;it this juncture is even more
significant than was his withdrawal, and surely
England herself cannot longer fall to understand
the situation. Russia withdrew because unwllilng
to even tacitly approve of English intervention in
E_"-pt; but now liu-sla returns for the reason that
Turkey has decided to undertake the restoration
of on'.er In Egypt. Thus does Rus-la say to Turkey
substantially, -It.-ist upon your right to the con- '
trol of :.ff :lrsln Egypt and IJtissia will support
you." There I- a strong suspicion that the leading
s European powers have a secret desire to feast :
Turkey, and th t the dlpkmatMs In Const
mtlnople are employing their skill to bring I
bout such a r- -'lit. Ku>s!a has f r years looi. 1 I
with a longing } e up ?n Constantinople. England
covets E'.y; t. at.d MM is MMtd of a wjlling t-s.1
to makeup for the losso? Alsace and Lorraine I
by the addition or northern Afrl an territory. The
exl-tlug complications may b?* utilized to work
out some sii ii a plan of despoiling the "sick man,"
who would be helpless. it m;y b set down as a
pretty safe conclusion, however, that Russia and
France will not a-sent to .i^y conqu* st of E,-ypt
by England unless th y are to get their share of
iiie spoils.
In his speech before th* National Civil service
Reform Assoeiati ?u y.-sterd y, at Newpart, Mr.
George Willi un Curt: - arra'. ^iie 1 the Pre.-:-lent for
his removal of comp11- nt tiicers, and charged
that flity per cent of the ofiice-ho'.ders wh> se
terms expire during President Arthur's administration
had been disml--ed. There surely mu^t
be a mistake In thLs estimate, or H^e the- terms of
remarkably small number of onice-holders expire
during thv present executive's t int. The
umber ol nomln ^ions sent to fie Senate during
the present se**! n of congress has been un sually
small, and of those s-*nt, i?y far the larger
portion has l> 11 for unimportant places. The
S-aate has been reqiir-d t" d-vote bat little time
to executive bu->lne--, and yet It has kept the
executive calendar almost clean, simply because
the President gav^lt but little to do of this character.
Republican Cor.gif s-n.-n have b<*en coicplaining
of the President bec'ius * of liis (lllatoriness
in making changes in otfi. es. lie has not
moved fa.->t enough in this direction to suit them.
Th'? n-publlcans of Georgia, as if to minimize
their already latinite-lrnal chance of success, have
upllt into two factions, one comprising the white
and the ot:.?-r the colored members of the party.
The election of the democratic stata ticket w?ts
virtually assured, even with united republican
opposition, r.nd therefor? the split is Immaterial,
a.-^ bearing upon that election; but it h^lps the
democrat- In their Congressional fight. By combining
aU tii" opposition the renubllcans had
countel upon carrying one or more Congressional
districts. 'J'hls calculation has been upset by the
factional fight on tne color line, and the result
bids fair to be a aoild democratic delegation in the
ext Congress.
The business m n cf the country endorse the
President's veto of the river and harbor bllL The
back counties in w: ieh are located the little
streams named in rh* bill for improvement have
not yet been h- ard iroui, but it can be predicted
that, tlvy will endor-e bill and, v.hat isof vastly
OiOiX' cons qu' tM-e to the members or Congress,
they will endorse the men who passed It.
A Vlriflnla eilltor, thoroughly disgusted with
inos. k duels, sugge-ts a law requiring the sherirr to
conduct each duel ,r -,hort range, and to continue
the tiring until a tuaeral results, such a law
might more elftvtu illy put a stop to th * practice
than existing statnt against it. At any rate. It
woul l put a qutetus upon the bravado or preteuvled
duelists, who are, in the main, the supporters
of "the code."
"JJNCOUK DAT WHITE AM;EL.
*"Bc k^rfa!," ?aul Br th^r tisrdner. "Jit you donn'
onioa:-' sublimity wid ch ck. It sm cln-ek ^ borrow
of ? fri -uj, but it am sublimity to pay
it. It ata ch?e* ?:> run in debt when you
know you caai't pay; it am aublimlty to turn
ob*.- an r -1 covr, two ^harV ob Btcck. an'
a ydi? d<v io* cmltton. It an? cheek U>
climb a tuck fence an* break into de hen-i*n;
It mu sublimity, in you am di^ ivotvd, to c-ju\inco
A* owner dat you k>? kin* iur yo* loa: cow.
"If tickne* come*, be roblime. Dat K uncork dat
bottle ob white angvl, Hanfonl'a Ginirer, Oateveey man
kbould ktsep at h*hcdsid>? and on hu oideOo'd. It will
minify yo' rabUmity, intensify yo* apiwiite for |<?*n"
tingle yo' mO to do tui>efuLe?t praide, ?xlad
! yo' very bouts dat you un alive."
K:
I AY LOB & JJUFTY,
pp^ ss^.a
.-er ?r
?V? 8?^ a^S
rESStlLTASIA AYES UE,
SrECIAL SALE
OF
SUMMER DRESSES
IN
ASSORTED LOTS.
LOT 1-PERCALE DRESSES.
$3?OLD PRICE-$6
LOT 2?NAINSOOK DRESSES.
$12?OLD PRICE?$20.50
$15?OLD PRICE?$24.00
$18?OLD PRICE?Iv>8.00
$40?OLD PUICE-160.00
i LOT 3?MULL DRESSES, WITH ELEGANT TRIMMINOS.
543.50?OLD PRICE?:?C2.00
$:?.oo-old pi;ice-4&>.oo
I
?
LOT 4?LAVENDER MULL, BLACK LACE TRIMMINGS.
?20.00?OLD PRICE?$44.00
WHITE MULL. WITH REVERING.
C-U.OO-OLD PRICE??4*. 00
WHITE WRAPPERS REDUCED TO TWO-THIRDS
.THEIR lORMER PRICE.
TAYLOR & H U F T Y.
au3
j E\V STOCK.
SILK UMBRELLAS, AUTOMATIC FRAMES,
GINGHAM. AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS.
W. S. TEEL.
au3 rS5 Pennsylvania avenui.
TRACTS, NOT FANCIES.
BriL'u- this a Ivcrtisement with you, and ca!l for any
; Jot or article advertised, and you will find it promptly
produced.
I
I
Every article in onr Block reduced, (except BLUE
FLANNELS. BLACK CLOTHS ami SEERSUCKERS.
No pi a a 11 percentage, but a general redaction. Our
i motto?FIRST LOSS THE BEST LOSS.
Goods at prices named below do not remain in stocli
t waiting for purchasers, therefore we advise you to
i come and look them over.
ODDS AND ENDS OF CASSIMERE SUITS THAT
HAVE BEEN GOOD SELLERS AT FROM $15
TO $20 YOU CAN NOW TAKE YOUR
CHOICE AT $10 PER SUIT.
LOR 37G. BROWN ALPACA COATS HAVE BEEN
$2, NOW GO AT $1.
LOT 1, ZJC. SILK MOH AIR AND SEA GRASS LINEN
COATS, PRICE $2.50. COME AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE AT ?1.50.
ODDS AND ENDS WHITE VESTS AT HALF THEIR
VALUE. WE NAME ONE LOT-A 233. HAVE
BEEN jl. MUST NOW GO FOR i-0 CTS,
ODDS AND ENDS CASSIMERE PANTS. WELL,
WE WON'T TELL YOU HOW LOW WE ARE
SELLING THEM. LOOK IN OUR WINDOW
AND THE PRICES \\ ILL SURPRISE YOU.
A. SAKS A CO.,
|
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
I
snl 31C and 318 Seventh Street.
^ EW iTf LA! )E8 1 K I >RES8 QOOD&. '
I?liR * OOTT \ A\D OTHER NEW SIT VDES .TUST
RECEIVED Sl*I ! AB1.I FOR J RAVELING
I ?RES.S ES.
E"NNF.i AND GUI NET -li KS AT VJ RY LOW
PRICES. PREVIOUS lO TAKING INVENTORY.
WE GUARANTEE OUR FINISH OF GUI NET
BLACK SILKS To NEITHER < R At K OK
SPI.I r. AND OFF! K BAiiG^iNS.
HAVING JUS 1 PURCHASED
A LARGE 1 < >1 ADVANTAGEOUSLY.
HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS.
SHI RTINGS AND PILLOW CAsIN- S IN COTTON
AND LINEN AT I HE I.O\VE?T PRICES, TABLE
< DAMASKS IN ILL WIDTHS TOWELS AND
NAPKINS IN GREAT VARIETY.
W. 51. SHUSTER & SONS.
ai3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ONE PRICE.
i
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. anl
WOODWARD & LOTllROr.
; J SUMMER SILKS, 37>;c. YARD. J
JJ* A few half pieces, this pnee made to close at
L <""* L
I Y SCilMEIl bILRS AND FOl-LAIlD SILKS y
Also made 50c.. G2>ic. and 75c.
g BLACK SILKS. g
p As a special bargain for Jnly. T>
j? WeoBer two numbers of the celebrated
, Q CACHMIRE EGYPTIAN BLACK SILKS, Q
I superior quality and finish, at $1.50 ami $1.75 per yd. T
j Y i*or 8 rvice a:id durability, these Silks are not
' Ij ?irp?ssed by any Silks imported.
X GAUZE UNDERWEAR. rp
j J We ar.? offering exceptionally good baivains in |
i *
' E (Jauz*i FudervesU for Ladies and Gents. g
j g EMBROIDERED M ULL COLLARS and FICHUS, g
We have sj>ecial values in these goods at 75c..
$1.00 and $1.25 each.
?
I
;
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
021 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
jy23
1,H~?fcC1,LLrL01D TRUSS- THAT NEVER
> \n^"?r eura out. always dean, and can be
^ A-rii wluie UiUulk. Is for vale at
CHAS. FISHKR'S.
623 7th street northwest,
r F1SHER devote* her attention to the wants of
Ladv Patrons. mil
VSenuine decker bros. pianos
lT The bes^Bua??TT OKOAN8'
G. H. KUHN. 407 10th street. Sol* Agent
WETMORK * McNEALK. RE AlTESTATE BROK'
' ?rs. Agent* for the London and Lsnoishin Fire
Iiumranc? Co.. 14'J0 NewVork avenue. Country nropt;'y
*** ?wot?ted on MarytolL &.T&
tate. |
>. . ..-r *
rpHE LAST CHANCE!
THE CLOSING-OUT SALST
OF
SUMMER CLOTHING,
which we inatwurated several weeks aire, has met with
more suirfm Uian we even looked for.
It is true we exi ected to clear out our Summer Stock
with the help <tf Reduced Prices, and we are proud to
say that our expectation# HAVE BEEN MORE TH AN
REALIZED.
We have made a successful break in our stock, and in
order to clear our counters we have wade STILL FURTHER
REDUCTIONS. We are Kola* to make a
CLEAN 8WEEP. We are not going to carry anj goods
over to next season.
THESE ARE OUR LAST REDUCTION'S THIS
SEASON.
J
A FEW MORE OF THOSE STLK-LINED SUITS
LEFT, THAT SOLD FOR f28. WE SOW
BELL THEM FOR $18.
A FEW MORE OF THOSE SILK-LINED SUITS
LEFT, THAT SOLD FOR *-'5. WE NOW
SELL THEM FOR fl5.
THOSE SUITS THAT SOLD FOR *20
WE NOW SELL FOR $12.
THOSE SUITS THAT SOLD FOR $15
WE NOW SELL FOR |10.
We have several lines of extra-size Suits, and also
Pants, which we want to close out; have therefore put
such prices on them that will effect a speedy clearance.
This will positively b* THE LAST CHANCE this j
season to buy Clothing at near half value. We would ;
ask all who are on the lookout for Ejtra Bargains not to '
fail to call.
We have no old stock tn offer you. Every garment is
| new a lid is of this season's manufacture.
I
A. STRAUS,
933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NE.UI 10th Stheet, '
AND
au2 032 D STREET.
ICING'S PALACE,
No. 814 SEVENTH STREET.
THE KINO OF THE MILLINERS, i
AND THE GREAT LEADER OF FASHION.
Y 0 U R L AST CHANCE.
Only a few more of those elegant
FRENCH CHIP HATS.
at5Uc., worth ?1.50.
THE ENTIRE STOOK OF KING'S PALACE
TO BE SOLD OUT.
OUR NEW STORE WILL BE READY OCTOBER l.
While rebuilding we will sell resrarlle-s of cost our extensive
stock of HATS. BONNETS. FLOWERS,
PLUMES. SILKS. SATINS, RIBBONS, LACES.
GLOVES, SILK MITTS, LACE FICHUS, SCARFS,
EMBROIDERY, CHILDREN and MISSES' HOSE.
LINEN ULSTERS. BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH
CREPE and LACE CAPS.
Having determined to reopen about October 1, as soon
as our new building is completed, with an entire new
stock, we will 8-11 our very lanre and extensive stock for
I le?s than cost. We should advise ail in need of fashion|
able and stylish goods not to miss this opportunity, as
we are determined to sell?price will be no object?in .
order to get rid of the goods. Remember, you will never
again have such a chance for Bargains.
Don't fail to cail at
KING'S PALACE.
814 SEVENTH STREET.
j Bear in mind that we have no branch store and no
connection with any other establishment in the city. j2'J (
$'!* rwr53;^ r-:>" oo??oo otfwoo
"'55,, oo oo w oo
Xf 55 00 00 00 tn
t|* 55-.53 ou?0oo
nor, u U NX N
O G IJ U NN N
G U U N N.N
G OO u U N NN
GGG UU N NN "
?10!) Gun Reduced to >P">! !
Damascus Stt .-1 Barrels! Extension Tib! Eelioundir.g <
Lock-;! Pistol Grip! D..ub!e Br-its! Patent Fortiid!1 Trial '
Given! Extraordinary Shooting Qualities!
). O'MEAllA, 3:347 Pennsylvania avenue, 1
Washington, D. C Ail Catalogues free. jy2.? 1
ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'i ! ,
LAUNDRY SOAr
If FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT IS PURF.; i
FREK FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY, SILI
CATE, fcc., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT 1
AND BULK, AND \\ HICH QUICKLY WEAu OCT \
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT IS SAFE. BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PUP * MATERIALS. VIZ: STEAM !
REFINED ! ALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES),
PALM AND COCOAXUI' OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- ;
KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
1HE CARCASSES OF IUTRID DEAD ANIMALS,
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND LYi-RY BAR BRANDED
WITH OCR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY,
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE.
m8 32!4 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. D.T.
f; REAT REDUCTIONS
" 1
IN PRICE OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES.
| Sin.-er Nccdl's 1 cerit each. Needles for all other .
Mai l'.iijri "J com- each. 20 cents utr dozen.
Warranted the U-st make.
Complete assortment of parts and attachment for all
machinc*.
At OPPEN HEIMERM
528 9th street northwest. St. Cloud Building.
Machines for Pent. Mr.ch;:.es Repaired. aul
| J^OR TRAVELING OUTFITS^"
5-4 ALL-WOOL TY.TLLED DEBEGF-, 50c.
5 4 ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHECKS.
G-4 HABIT CLOTHS.
LISLE THREAD GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS and HOSIERY.
TYLER & CHEWNING,
jy31 918 7th BTREflT NORTHWEST.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING
STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An in\aiuable and i>alatal>le tonic in all cases
of weak digestion and debility. "Is a success
and a boon for which nations should feel
grateful."?See "Medical Press," "Lancet,"
''British Medical Journal," &c.
CAUTION?Genuine only with the facsimile of
Baron Liebirf's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label. This caution is neeessarv. owing
to various cheap and inferior substitutes being
in the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists. Sole A treats for the United States
(wholesale only) C. David & Co., 9 Fen
church avenue. London. Ens-laud. ap2I
SURE.CURE FOR MALARIA.
CAROLINA TOLU TONIC!
j Sure cure for Dysj>epsia in all its i-taa-et- ni?n trm
* ?oJd*. Bronchitis, Asthma, and all diseases of the
Throat and Lunijs; ana the only remedy that is beneficial
in malarial climates. This is a preparation of HAT
SAM OF TOLU. ROCK CANDY; ilAGNESIV and
other medicinal* beneficial in above diseases, the busis
being the purest Rice and Rye Whiskies. Harmless and
l very- pleasant to take. Try it. For sale by all drujrgiste
?md grocers atli i?r quart bottle The trade suS
t a liberal discount by Barbour & Hamilton and Frank
Hume, ys holesale Grocers, and Sole AKents for thin
city. HENRY BISCHOFF & CO., New York and
Charleston, 8. C., Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors?
UaU'lU) tU. 8
ARASOLS. SUN UMBRELLAS, SILKS, LACES?
India Linen, Satines, below cost, to close out. at 7hA
nd 714 7th street, between G and H. ^at 7iM3
*17 J. E. YOUNG.
MEW LATEST IMPROVED WHEELER & WIL?
SON, DOMESTIC, HOWE, SINGER and other
first-class machines at corner 7th and H streets.
at*10 to$?/teLCanvM6erB'0411 th<irefore son machines <
Examine our new QUEEN. Parties using the QUEEN
!SUnJ??M^?ue, of best machines ever mlde.
Silent, swift, simple, dnrable. No boles to threaa.
dressmaker?1-811100111818 from mechanical experts and
This h the only establishment in the District thit
kcei>s a full line of needles, oils, attachments and materials
for all kinds of sewing machines
Special attention to repairing.
All work warrsuied- All kinds for rent.
.... A U ER B AC H, Cor. 7tl\ and H sts.,
Adjoining Auerbach's Gent's Furnishing and Hat 3
Store. j
THi obeat wsm'&stf** waira
spFmlnSr :
Renting and repairing, in*
^I
^ vegetable product,
Only used In Aran's Aorx Crbe, hu proven itself a
never-failing' and rapid cure for every form of Malarial
Disorder. Fever and A true, ot Chills and Fever. No injury
foil owe its use, and its effects arc oermanent. It
roust? tbe system to a oonditkm of viirorous health,
cleanses the blood of malarial poison, and imparts a
COIn'<*' a"d security met desirable in Ajnie
districts. It is an excellent tonic and preventative, aa
well as cure, of all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and miasmatic regions. The great superiority
of Ateh's Ague Cms over any otner compound is that
it contains no Quinine, Arsenic, or mineral; consequently
it produces no quinism or injurious effects
w ha lever upon the constitution. Those cured by it are
eft as healthy as" if they had never had the disease.
t of ArKK',3 Aou* Cube upon the
iff?,4?," Dnjcetivt) Organs makes it a superior remedy
tor U^er Complaints, producing many remarkable
cn.^*fp' w'be,ro other medicines have failed.
For sa e by all drutntists. j28-4
AT
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r K u * MM M SSSq
feRi? U,?,u M M M c ? M
bbb a a uu m m m bsss8 r
BATHING SUITS
for Gentlemen from G5 cents up.
BATHING SUITS
for Ladies from $2.23 up.
BATHING SUITS
for Misses from 6 to 16 years.
BATHING SUITS
for Boys front 4 to 10 year3.
BATHING HAT3 AND CAPS
from five cents up.
BATHING SHOES
for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
BATHING TRUNKS
for Gents and Boys.
YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIItTS,
YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS,
for Gents and Boys, at
A U U MM MM cSSS
?nr? M H U MM AIM" S 3
? R a A Vr K }} K}1 M SSSS,
p B AAA U U At M M
BBB A A UU AI Al M hSSNS
416 FEVEXTH STREET.
?Hlt. RUPPERT,
NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGE COMPANY.
the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in tin
market.
LECHERY, FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET an 1
I AWN TENNIS. BICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, TRICYCLES,
WAGONS, 4ic., can be bought at the lowest
manufacturers'prices.
al CHR. RUPPERT.
pATENT COMBINED FLY TRAP
AND ADJUSTABLE
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DAISY LAWN MOWERS. HYDRANT HOSE, BUILDERS'
AND MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE,
F. P. MAY & CO.,
631 Tenna. avenue, near 7th street
gTILL GREATER REDUCTIONS
AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
The room must be altered to meet the demand of the
?ro.vin.' custom of tli- MISFIT STORK, and in order
iiot to be hampered by stocs wh.ie making improvements
it will l>e closed out ro-'a-dless of coat. You cau,
ther. fore, buy
Best Calcutta Seersucker Suits at -11.10
Be>t Iiidijfo and White All-linen Suits lor ;5, formerly
^ # . OURood
Cassimere Sir's at
Better Cassimere Suit- at ilO.
Stili l.'ettt r Cus-imere Suits at *12.
At $15 you can buy a hue French Cashmere Suit, reduced
from $2o.
At \Vom ifis" wort!i"$25. B'"ck Di^nA Suit, reduced
Flannel Suits ar near y closed cut. but a few are still
kit. I you want any co:hj soon. Pr.cs?well, not
wort a wnile mentioning.
Fine Pouve - Coats ;.t >3, worth ST. 50
Ilu r? ere a few more Nun Cloth Coats and vests. Price
?'?, formerly #10. '
Thesptcckot" 50 and 75a. Duck Yens is aretthisr small,
but th-r;- are s.-?iu? l*ft yet. A word to the wUe &c
In B *>>' Suit-, of which we bou-L't some rat!'?r"late
^10 U na0 CaKsimorj Suit at Would l?e cheap
An F.lf .-ant S'lit at 57. Woul i bo rhoap at 512.
A 1 mo. Suit at JS. Would be cheap at 515.
Linen pu.-t nv, formerly 51.75 and $2, reduced to 51.25
&:~d o 1.50.
?10 will buv a Boys* Fine Black Cloth Suit. Former
price, ;15.
fl3 Will buy you a Fine Black Cloth Suit. D. B. irock
coat. Can't be touched e.sewliero under ?111.
OUR MOTTO:
"No Trouble to Show Goods."
Satisfaction guaranteed at the
MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND F. jy18
47
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THK
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION" CO
in the city of Louisville, on "*
THURSDAY. AUGUST :jl sx, 1882.
Thc.^3 urn wing's occur monthly (Sundays excepted)
rmder provisions oi an act of the General Assembly of
JiontucKy.
T he Unit?^d States Circuit Court, on March 31, rendered
tlit^ following deoidion:
First?That the Commonwealth Distribution Company
is le-ral.
Second?Its drawings are fair.
This company has now on hand a lartro reserve fund.
Lead caretuiiy the list of prizes for tho
AUGUST DRAWING.
] p!?5f
i il!2? 10,000
1 Prize. ^ aiu)
10 Prizes. $1,000 each "" in'000
20 Prizes. 601! each 1,7 ;S{
100 Prizes, lOoeach lo'uto
200 Prizes, COcach....;;....
COO Pnzes, 2(>each rVnon
1,000 Prizes, 10 each ln'thin
Ci T>?; ? , * no.i i 1U, I HJu
? Prizes. 300 each. ApproximaUonPrizes 2.700
y ITizes, 200each. " < i ulln
b Piizes. 100 each, " ? 3oo
1,^00 l?rizes. ciio inn
?2'hl,fticiets' V'V tickets, |50; 55
Remit luouey or bank draft by letter, or send bv e*.
press. DON'T SEND BY REGIST ERED LETTER op
POST OFFICE ORDER Orders of 55 tind uj.wwdby
"1^'A?",61!1?"*- Address all orders
toK. M BOAliDMAiS, Courier-Journal Buildinu* I^onigville.
Ky.# or R. M. BOARDMAN, ^BrS^iiw^v
New Vork; or J. W. CLARK, (ill New Jersey avenue
northwest, and 1422 Pennsylvania avenue. & fll-t&th
?1LEARING OUT SALE.
Best irrade Blue Flannel Pants. $3.75 lower araria sa.
Linen Pants, 75c. All Summer stock balow c" Gent's
Undershirts and Drawers, from 25c. up. Boy's Pantaf
from (5c. uu. Low-quarh^r Shoes, at and below cost*
cents ?t8tS i 0Ur OWU i>riCe" Coat?? 40 and 50
1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
J. W. SELBY.
Q.AS COOKING STOVES"
TOR SALE
AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE,
TENTH STREET. .1e20
p*INE FURNITURE STORAGE.
A CHACE'S,
al? NEXT CITY POSTOF FICE.
OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE K\OW\ A a
the best, so is JUSTH'S Old Stand toofor v?^~
as the only place where first-class SECOND Hu'n
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Addis?
cr call at JUSTH'S Old Stand. No. 619 ^^ef bet?^
6th and 7th streets northwest, or Branch Stare? Xn iiw
9thstreet, between D and E streoano^wmL nr06 I
^ote by mail promptly attended to. matSi
J RON BAILINGS A SPECIALTY. 1
A NEAT WROUGHT IRON FENCE
of one-half inch iron. pu?up complete at 8o cento per
ALSO ALL MISCFXLTN^U^IRO^ORK.
3y21?2w 462 Maine avenue, southwest.
jQISOOUNT TEN PER CENT
T0PHA1T8
raraS?iS^lEgTB^g,W?feSBiTO
SADDLES, WHIPS,
>y34-lm j. g, TOPHAM. '
WplabttS yoBf5^^
IWpfcOU.. MQTa*U{X>r FELT, 0A&P?Z
WANTED?HELP.
AirrED-TWO RELIABLE SERVANTS, ONE
for general workmast be able to sew and run
sewing machine, and oueto cook, wash andiron. Written
recommendations required. Apply betwee n 9 and
4 at 1306 S street northwest. anS-St*
\vanted-a boy to write and make"HIM11
?lf useful; S3 per week, eight hours per day. Address
with references, stating education. SiONKBENGF,
^Urottce. It*
1\TANTKD-1WO CARPENTERS. DtQUIBE AT !
It the American House. corner 7tb street and Penn.
avenue northwest, between 5: JO and C o'clock p. m. It*
\\*ANTEB?TWO WOMEN, TO HELP IN KPT- !
IT chen. Apply, any time after 7:30 p.m., at 1717 K
street northwest. It'
W ASTFD-A MIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN
Vt to cook, wash and iron, aud do general housework
for a family of six. References required; wages trood.
1117 K street northwest. au3 - 3t*
TV AN TED?A GOOD COOK. IMMEDIATELY, AT
\f EUREKA DAIRY LUNCH ROOMS. ?18 aud
620 13th street northwest. Must come well recommended.
au3-2f
VIT ANTED?A GIRL TO IX) HOUSEWORK IX A
Yl private family. Must bring references. Apply at
610 Louisiana avenue. auS-.'t
WANTED-A NEAT. STEADY WHITE GIKL OR
11 woman, conn>eteut to sew. mend and take care of
children; a comfortable, i>ermaneut home, with good
waire* offered to a satisfactory person. Apply this evening
or to-morrow afternoon, at 1114 M st. n. w. It
AV*NTKD-A WHITE WOM AN TO COOK. WASH
T T and iron. Call at 1141 24 th atr;-et northwest, near
M street, between fi and 8 o'clock p. m. it*
"WANTED?A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK. Ap11
ply at 486 Pa. avc. n. w. au3-2t
YVANTKD?A BAKFRIN L. H. LAMB'S NAT
1 tionalPie Bakery, 54 F st. s.w. au2-2t*
\\TANTED?A WHITE GIRL. AS NUK.-E. !4 TO
11 lfi years of aire; well recommenced, aud willing to
make herself useful. Inquire at 1335 Greene street,
Georgetown. au2-2t*
"\VANTED-FIVE GIRLS. TO LF.ARN PANTAv
l loon making; must know how to sew; pai 1 wtiile
loarainc. Ajplyatslj Vermont a\enue, opiate the
Arlington Hotel. ao2-2t*
\VTAXTED-A WHITE SERVANT TO COOK AND
V do kiichen work; must have good recommendations.
Apply at C. BAL M'S. 807 L street northwest,
between 8th and 9th streets. au2-2t
\vANTED?FIVE' FIR8T-CLA8S WAITERS CAM
n find j>ermaueut situations at DRIVER'S Summer
Garden, 1;>43 Pennsylvania avenue. aul-3t
! WANTED?A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BAKER AS
j TT first hand, sit rtUl 13th street northwest. aul-3t*
\Y"ANTED-STK.\m*r"RELIABLE Y<JUNG M1 S.
tt cr well-grown Boys, to drive earts; our work lasts
ten months in the year ; wjifen, 70 cents for a day's
work, i>ai<l in cash every Saturday. Apply st thestabies
of the Washington Brick Machine Co., Ii aud Boundary
northeast. jy3-lm j
V\TANTED-WHITE ANDCOHlltF.DCOOKS.GEN"
eral Workers. "2d Girls ami Nurses for this city, |
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere. ,
Families furnished servants with references. Try us.
92B F street northwest. Licensed Agency. C. E. PRICE
At CO. mv30-9w*
WANTED?S ITU AT I<) X S.
\tJASTED?BY A WHITE MAN. WHO IS AX EXT
1 perienoed (iardeu-r, a Situat.on to manage or take
charsre of a farm. B"st of references. Apply to T. J.
TRODDEN, "JO."* 7th street n. rthvvvst. a;;3-2t* |
j \y A NT ED?AN EXPKUT 8TENOGRAPHEB DI'.tf
sires Writing from dictation. He would also ;
take a few Scholars. Address E. D., Star office.
au2-3t*
W ANTE D?IU K) MS.
VVA N TED?BY A FAMILY OF THRTFTADULTS
" three unfurnished rooms, on second floo:; modern
conveniences; central and pleasant location. Refer- ,
eucesexchanged. Address H. S., star office. au3-2t* j
WANTED?HOUSES.
W A NT lib-A SMALL HO USE; BK N T l*OT TO
TT exceed ?30 per month; <'at itol Hill or northwest
p?rt of citv preferred. Address RESIDENT, Star ;
office. au5-2t*
VVANTED?HOUSE >\ITH I'ARLOR, DINING^
t t room, kitchen, three wood-sized l>ed chambers;
modern improvements; to be occupied by adults. No
basement. Address or call on T. B. N., 709 12th street
northwest. au2-3t*
\\rANTED-TO RENT BY A PERMANENT TKN11
ANT, a furnished house of six or seven rooms.
Address E. L. V., 1'ost Paymaster's Office, 1214 Fstreet
northwest. au2-2t*
\V ANT ED-BY AUGUST 1ST. FOK A CASlTTEX"
ant, six to seven-room House, with hall, water
and gas; $13 to #20 rent i>c-r month. Send postal to 451
P street northwest. Jy20-lm
WA NTED ?MISCELLANEOUS |
WANTKD-TO HIRE THREE GOOD DRAFT
M Horses tor two months. Apply at 019 Pennsylvania
avenue. nu3-2t*
WANTED?TO RENT OR LEASK, A GOOD FARM
T by a party who thoroughly understand s farnnmn
Address Bo* 2<>, Star office. au3-3t*
YVanted-my 'friends and patrons to
T1 knr.w that I ha vc removed my Phot'.jrraph Gallery
to 309 9th street, between D street and Pennsylvania
avenue, PAUL TRALLES. au3-t>t
WANTED-TO BORROW THREE HUNDRED j
t t Dollars; will give satisfactory security. Address i
Box 04, star office, giving full i articulnrs The party j
i Huswring a former advertiseu?ent addressed the
above t m x will call for his letter, addressed to Capital.
| au3-2t*
i vvt ANTED?THE USE OF A HORSE AND PHAET
1 ton for c ue month; if B^tisfnct ry will purchase
at a reasonable price. Address "PHAETON." Star
office. It
\\"A>*TED-THE CWXER OF A i IN : :BLOOD
T 1 lia!? Terrier H g (lesirts t'> raise a breed of t Trier
pups and will give the owner of a small terrier bitch
the choice of a pup out of any litter raised. Address F
S.. Star office. au2-2f*
\V A NTED?EVERYBO DY TO KNOW THAT 1 HEY !
i ?-aij obtain Eic!i?;i)er>r.;r's Never-failing Chill '
; Cure of I). D AVIDSON, <>.>3 E street southwest. :;u2-lm j
j \Y ANTED- CARPETS TO CLEAN BY THE AUTOt
t niatic Steam l*roces>; the best in the world; no inI
jury to L-i- litest fabric. Orders by telephone or other!
v,ise to J-lNGLhToN A: HoEKE, carpet dealers. ?0l
j Market Space. iJ"14
! \YANTED?LADIES TO""LEARN MOODY'S SYiT
l! teal if Dress Cutting. It is j erlection. It i:* not
! a chart or model, but a Square. It is the otsls system !
j in the world by which ycuug trirls can cut an.t prepare !
i a dress, and make it lit as well as experienced dress'
makers. The i rice is within the reach <>f all.
md. washington,
s jy20-eolm 1211 l'a. ave.. General Agent.
, \YAVi'KlM'ARPETS TO CLEAN BY 1L
li CHX'E & BliO., next door to t'ity Post Office. ;
i The only i?rfeft carp>t cleaning machines yoi invented.
1 No club or v,hipiung process to" ruin carets. 1'arjiets.
i I..m.b:viiui!.s, sc., cared for duriug tbj summer.
Orders oy telephone or otherwise. Carpets returned
eame day. mlO
\YANtT.D-IU RICE,- li>0 MAINE av'e'xue
11 southwest. Cleans Carpets better, with 'ess wear j
n;id tear, th:>n any other firm in the city. Mattresaes j
remade; Feathers renovated; Furniture steamed. Or- j
ders by telephone. ml
\Y ANTED?UPHOLSTERY WORK 1)F~ANY DETT
tcryjtioa, Muttres-e.s renovat-d by ratified
CariH'ts cleaned to ar>i>ear nearly new. A. H.
CH ACE & BliO., next City Post Office. s3
\*TANTED ?TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E.
T t BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenne, is a Commissioner
of Deeds for Every State and Territory, U.
8. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in
office from 'J a. m. to 5 p. m. mi
"YY ANTED?OLD GOLD AND SILVER INLARGEOR
TT Siiiall Quantities. Highest cash price paid. 321
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d and streets. J(uii9
VVANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT 1 SELL A FIltSTN
11 class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better
and a great deal cheai>er than a common new suit can
be bought, at
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. 619 D Ftro-et northwest, cr at Branch Store, No.
409 9th st. northwest. N. B.?Wo buy but first-clas3
Second-hand Clotliin?. janl9
LOST AND FOUND.
L"OST OR STOLEN?BLACK, WHITE AND TAN
Setter Gyp. Had on iron chain collar and tair with
i owner's name?B. Egioff. 310 9th st. northwest. $5
reward for return or information of her whereabouts.
au2 2t* _
Losr?the possessor of a black leather
Bag, containing an account book, three dt-J-ies lor
: 1880, 1H81. 1882, with some letters, papers, &o?, besides
clothing and brushes, will receive the reward of
#10 bj' leaving the same at 920 Louisiana avenue, with
Mr. THOMAS BAKER, and no questions asked. It
was left on the seat of a car in tfie 5 p. m. train to
Richmond on he 3d of June. jy22-eolm
BUSINESS CHANCES.
o 4 /k killbuy a kotaky I'tllN'l'INU press";
inside chace 0x9. Address F. G. H., Star
omce. aul-3t*
FOR SALE?800 ACRES OF TEXAS LAND; WILL
be sold in lots of 160 acres each at a bargain; near
county seat and railroad. For terms, fcc.. address Box
150. Star office. Jy31-6t*
P5R SALE?GOODS CONTAINED IN STORE, 1723
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Also, store for
rent. A first-class business place; rent $25. Rooms
above the Store for rent; goods packed and stored.
iy22-lm*
)R RENT AND 8ALE?ALL CLASSES OF
Houses, Lots, Country residences, and Farms in
Maryland and Virginia. JAB. L. DAVIS, 51 Congress
street, or 1218 31st street, Georgetown. m22-3m
FOR SALE?HOUSES.
OR~SALE CHEAP?A~SIX-ROOM FRAME HODSPf;
lot 24 feet front by 107 deep; 323 12th street southwest;
#2,300. Also, seven-room Frame House; lot 12X
feet front by 107 deep; 31712th street southwest; #1,050.
C. H. PARKER. 4X and E sts. southwest. au3-3t*
T7IOR 8ALE?HOUSE 15oF\ERMONT AVENUE^
A* Inquire of WHEATLEY BROd., corner 7th aud B
streets northwest. anS-Ct
)R PALE-A NEW 9-ROOM RESIDENCE ALL
modem improvements; very desirable: excellent
location n. w.; terms easy; price low. Inquire of
owner, 1444 Pierce P.aceu aul-3t*
OR SALE-A BARGAIN-HOUSE NO. 528 4tE j
street southeast, nine rooms; lot 30x105; pa^tsd
street: hydrant in yard; terraoed flower garden; tefW
#1,800; one-half cash; balance one year. O. H. PARKER,
442 AH street southwest. f>?il-?t*
)R BALE-THE FOLLOWING BAR GAIN 8
down town to immediate purch^ra, on easy termsThree-story
bri. k house of 8 rooms, gas, water and
bath, near Patent office, at $3, G00. Also, a two-story
brick of 8 rooms, modem unprovements, same location,
at #2.860; cejlt, *25, Atop, a three-story brick, 9
pooius, 1 street, near lljtfi, at $2,700. A three-story 10ro^m
house, modem eonveniencefl. L street, near 19th,
at #4,000; cost #6, QUO. Also, beautiful two-story pressbrick
front hous?, 7 rooms and cellar, oj 15th street.
#2.700. W. E. BURFORD, 1115 F street northweat.
Jy31
XTOIt SALB?318 AH STREET NORTHWEST?A
JC nnelarre Residence, with brown stone front; la^re
Lot withStabto on tnerear. Will be sold to a prompt
cash buyer at a great bargain. THOS. J. FISHER <c
CO., 1834 F street northwest. jy?7- t
tj*or sat e?new brick house, corner 11th
f and East Capitol streeta; location unsurpassed; park *
Inclosed; two war windows, and vault; plunfbiiw perfec^HARYKY
spalding, 69 Oorcoraa BnildQ.
FOR 8ALE MIBCELLANEora
m>w In l>?.rfr,t orl.r. *214. on.?yi?vUMuu A*.
trlit ?to?> fvibo-dnirr at van. $*5 wohch s r. 10.
I'AauoJRoonw. U? 10th .trwt. 4?n' jf*
jprw su.r M^tMH.'FM ini.ui ,,UM)
F ) i fa?* 'rt* V 7 * i|" l**?nw 'i. worth mm,
P)RKAUC^ RAKE CHANCE Is OFTERFT) IX
? W'-H'k Mill stat. .11. r> bn?;u<?.. ,.n?- of tn* l.e*UoriNJL8!!
F*RAUr ",u<aAIN 'in.mivH*
t*vr su ?r?' or?nd Piano, handaouie J ul,., ntmr.
rood cV-. nch.y earwsl
coor ai.d ft 1. f ,r < !.:? ?1<*>, r-.*n tJW
'r' *' l>w|i''r leaving city Alu \ aft
>UCC. 1217 H Mtwl north weat V aiiV st*
F?It BALE?LEFT IN MY H I?s f.y OF\T?EL
man lea\ v si/. i Hr.nrii M?rv si/,
nsK n-T'i K7 , vkil '1 ?? t w . A\ \|.
msk. ilJ4 ItthaUvet. aul-;>{*
pOR SALE~ " ? ?
BRADBrnr CPRIGHT OK AND FIAN<\
n'1 in r,rd*r
: ." ' " ' ' ;* " I *'? * : -? -t t;i hoji.. o| a |r . 111 <
. )L S V 5 a" *" ' " ' " at ,11
r\Ti \ W !?* "fur* Th;i< i? ? tare hatvain, ant t
Sect ?ui*?ed bythoae Jfiirtm a ui^rtor iiMtru*
r. G. SMITH.
jy?9-f t 1IAS I'pnni)inaiiin>Bw>.
|^''K MALI CHI vi- FINISHED TKADE^
* wait <n. nearly ,lt. Nl>r, n.
u*;b> to my own order and Mn.!>rviain! c,*t. fiss >r
ivrim! ^ ''UKJfjr. 11. 11. Hi-MPLLit. 4M Pa.
l^'^-.VV! Mvn,N HKAI> of" ItOKSKS Jt'sr 1
3W: '
_ "o 'i ?t ?'t n >rthu<*t. J>2?-4lt
l^oltsu; IWKVIV H! Vl> ni H H;srs| u sT
f? ttjr *\?'-t. " w.al Mia i?iiv aud >u,.j
i\ X v? VI . Hi- I'nuiiiNiinr aiv.1v nor*.
' > UUl" 1,1 ^El.V fc bt?WtN.
?
r?H SALF. \ I! K.sK. Si ! \I? AM) CIVS ', T~
1 go- il<1r:v, r.a ... a I! knwa* atr.ur. ithHar"
l**'ih in k'.Mnl , ,-ii liiiuti; Kf!li:iar i,?r tin* watt* f
< an !? *i .j a! -jho 1 % a;r. t . utbv.*t. jyj .1 jw?
I^H'K RAL1 THE LA':<iF^T WD BF8T \x."
I aort.-i -l.vk i.t now an.I m-.~ .n.t-haii \ <>t-.. .
I?ninnc? Kmt.^ ?a...|;., IIm- ? >, Imv \,
''! t'."' )nnii?y at tbc iiuzaar, i<4*'a'*1 1UJ
l<- maiaua avenue. ^14 2n?
I^OI. >\I 1 ! MM FN SI s 11 K f'AH!: I AOl > V \ 0
. ; J!*"* a ' ill In it. 1 -n' ,.r fa 1.
'i li;li 111 Hu#vii*i? and rill Hora. a ?v - :.n lv .... ha I
'>r? i-rt F- (tKYKK'S Carriaire It. | 41's
u-.M.rtt "tr*t uortiiw.'-it. A!m>. . :it.a.iCr ,m Ivrn>
ivania ?\.>nn??. n.-ar National H >t< l. in
l^i'KsM.I. NPRINO AXI) KFM MRR7j AHUIAGI.V
1 A Kt<H-k ot OU* hundriHl an.1 Ufty t.. a. |,vt fnnn.
m. s.>r 1' i.ti.r. It.icUUi.ii 1 ? m., .iin'-. s. 1. l?ar 1.
nea aud otuer I^rht carrWivi. l h?? o,'-st ui the cvuw.y
or tiic mvBey. *
l.oi^ ajnurf iTonu'tly attended to.
n/29 lioi^it rv F; ?tV'->' 'Jf'" I.' MhTV1 w.
OOUNTRV BOAUDINO.
A Fl \V Bi> VHI)I!Its WAN1I I) |\ a FMYATF
"11 boa.t!:> . s -ji 1 . ai.t.tnl. ? 11 Mi-.'ni!
. > I>4'''ft a".t F -? , li. , r. rfll? in.wl. ri.t
?mS> -u Marabail, Fauguier Couutj .
V'vV WiJiD8?? COI.LFii! -1 MMFit KFStUtT.'
. \1} Siih-bitr Spriiurs, illu. lUdira
EDFCATIOX AL. I
^|AR\LAKD AORK FI.l I HAI. fOLLEOE.- I HE
?1 injtt himImii cmiiiii- i.n - IH FUND AY. i?a-r
1st. tor cataliHfUMa <?r furtlu r information ai1<ir.~?a
^ ,, u M. H. 1AKKI.K.
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LVFSLl.i AN ? (>1.1.1 ?,I . I ?|; VOFNO LADiliS.
I'll ^ < ^I'MtM.riiN. I?KI are.
lal S#^-ion wjll ..jx'ti Si FT 11th. For Ctr.-i.lai%
tc..?ddraw[aul-ltu'H Bn JOHN K'lLHOXin . uT
AVVJri ,ION ?|,u j'.NHt A Yt \u7
IJ Addre.s? 1 KM ALL SFM1N AKV. Hu l l,. t,.M. N.
' Jy31-3tu
|>|'AKI> A M> '1 I'M U?N f' r.i 1 |.i y_. in \ ^ "
[> Addreea MILITARY ACADEMY. ija.U .nfl. l 1. N't
' JySI-Jiu
TFITION *17.". To A Y1 \uT
D Aldrens MILllARi OOLLECtF, ltiiilliiirtj.n. N.
' j)'3I itu
LfLLE Y. Fid D'HOMME'S fall term kf:
U ,,,, si FTI MBKK J.-b. Fr.Mi.-b ta'u-.'t ..ra"^
a.i*. Morrniiir. i!ft-r;iiv>n atnl ev.'tiilur Freuoh C ?
v .. "1!*" ?",??tl;-nien. Im>j>an.l 'ir'.n.
-]!: ' l*dies and litt ?; irirlx thoroiiirlily tautrht
i t-Uiflisii, trench and the Aurieut Ijuitriia^r^. I'ail.t
^rt'fiov i\ ) 1; 1 Nt'H ati,l Jaiiy ?-..!iv? n*ati.>n
Mt>. J L. Motir.K, I.inner!y a fiirr,--Kl il t.i.-hor if
U'tiia-nvUlff s.-mitiarv and other i iominent mbv^da.
h? . liarifv of the Kiitriinti <l,'|>ar*ln. tit.
b^>i l.-nce, l.t^l K atreet northwest, oj l,'?'?i*" Frstifcn
?( ttare. J>-2U1.1
[>() 'KLAND sCH?X>L Foi <;i;:[.s.
SWIlV sI'HIVii vn
Will no^n SI.PTEMBF.U imh. A full . intri.cr;..Ti
win v ith .eetur?< on h - >rj
v. >LNNSYLVANI.V
MILITAUY A< ADI MY.
Twenty-first year oj^ua SF.1'1 EMBER uln*1 's"v
V J iff' ^U-erK'r -. coinmodati .na.aj i.oiut. ieutae n i..
t.-, Ki,k.w!i. < oll.viat.. Ch-i.uad. CivU Ltufineeru^
V T confer rid.
Jyl?-at O'L THEO. IIYATT. Pre*t.
l|':> ' lIjr? DOARDIXH \ NI? DAY
? MM?1' VV' M '' ^ttilt -, Ne,
law 1. ?..iin. J birt--.'iiT!i year e inai.noeF -HT1 A.-IF.K
JSth. Send foreireular. Jyl*
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1 V*OLU>m
i? 1-i .MKV l? tw. :? -{w t!i!:.s.\,.M Kr
,! l iV'\ Stat!...., i'L: .4.leijibia, ou llliladeiuLla
id Baitiuiorc Centra! Uaiiro id r^ia
Cotim* , !' Stud . ~v I, - iiuMn. as Sei. nt.fie at, 1
? ' 11 V' ? h-II.;, rl ,1> |.artt,i. i t itea.l
imr'it l.y a fit -t-i.-,a - , .; ... . . ,al
rn.eiwor?tnaM.-r of the l-??t?-* ..f t?,.- .-,'t s!?. LJ
i'I ortiiniFe- . r.-vl t 1 y.ui!,(f in. i, an.l 1.. ?> t<> |n.- ar
. the l?e--t Aiii.-rn. all i .ij.-kr.-i. D irrwi ar> c >til rr '
v authority ,.f :h - I.,vi - Hture of I' -uun hat i;ik>u
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l\. n 1 ..Ill - V 1. t.. > I... J.,;, |i,v- i
^ltie-hke d-jmrtiu. .it forbttle b.\ .. 'J -.veh. :n?tr?ut
1 . 'u,rl L&OOI ial-^ aj Frm
anI-tH.th. u.:uu , :.oi hi!.'. iiV.'f." I-,.
T Vir'; 1 v7.1 V ' ' s!li, " H"KJL. EI LICOTT
I ? 1 1' 1, r::.. 1; .Iv>li 1 M . OAhNKI T.
I.A., L.L. !?.-!.? j 1 .,? ?1 DNi SliAV. sF.Pl la
norouybprei'aratiou. lx^iti.-niiiKii. J>27 tu,Ui.v-2n.*
^INI> <ii; < nM (if; AND FFMAi FSFMD
II or J, I iff.
i- !ui Kev- A" M" JKLI-V. D.D., 1 re^'t. New W md
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^PIS*'OPAL FKMALI Ik'STITl Tl-, WIM'HErI
^ n-v. .1. r \\HF\ r. 11.11., i r-1 .i, 1\
i-.rtend "i.titu: ?' tile hiwh.rt wn.de: ati .nU?ai?.
ml facilities for tlie Mi.dy of Mtiaic, the Mod- nlin,
A<". ' "* loi iit: 11 i? n 1 ,i lor li a t!i. 1'ie
^ 'ii Wxiu* M.JT} M'
nr; *kK1 circu'aiv Il>li. re.
Me.,?. Ad.t;*.u. F?"iff''it, K
iKleand Audrt wa. J>*i*i-eo2,
JFLNS SEPTLMBER 12xh.
bAMTHIX C. SHORTLIDOF'S 1 MEDIA. PA.)
ACADEMY" AND GYM NASI CM
J^n^tted an icla??itt.jd at anytime. A board.
?i jouuf nidi and laiya, one ,,j tht: U-at
nitY's?.?*' i"*1 '>? ?? Hiu-e. >^fui r.-h .?? !U U|>J
nit.-d Stat--, alwaya full. A c bool for w- ftlen,.
o ba/.tiK or other rowdyiMii. Twelve ** 1-rienoed
acb, ?. all men, aud all trrudaate.-. Sj?x ial art. nti-.'
both ad%an--edaud backward juii ilij. Iu nvid'ia ai-l
^ >- prH defi -i.^'i^ in y. 'in. Tn* V
?.v -t , 0 J',,rr' , d" Patr-"1" "r ftudenta i, <\ a. eet
in *taMi?* <>a < ?n? KxaKiH*!i. Sci?? U"c
tu-me- or Clabairal, ourae. 8tud. 1 t- fin?d at Mdii
o a^len.y ar-now n Harvard. Yale. Frt:.,-. t. I 1.
f.Vvt' I 1 Jita". -tt.-. Lehvh and k.-v, al
oiytt*5huio .^chooK "< ..ndition.-d" Mud. nu tut >re<l
a aiij -.udy and titte.1 fortlie Se..t.-inla*rexainiuati.-u?.
? i'r new llln-trabd c:n u:?r ad.tre?. the Princu?l a^,i
Toorietor. SWITHINC. SHoHTl 11M.1,, A.M . iHarard
I nivemty wradtiate.) Media. Pa.
Media ia twelve miles by rail fr- ->.! Plntade ; hia. and
iaa thirty-four trams daily to at 1 from that city Meja
baa seven ehurvhe*, aud a iri:iiH*ruioe charter oroloitinc
the walqof all inti-xtcadn^ arink^. i.;.'7-^ :im
^ ArG?KiIiS i;(8K^ILVAItY FOR YOFNU
? A^hiuvrior i;?tituU>. Se'id for eatu*-u?j.
Rev. C, km kLLDY. PrmdFal, Hni.-<r>t wu.
td" J>D-t*?2:u'
fliMNO FJ MAI ECULLI oE, MECHANIC'sitCKG
*V. T. 1. ?.GE, A.M.. I Yes; dent. J}15-eOl0w
rE. W^HEEL. OKrtANJST, TEVrHFROPPUWi
and VOCAL MFSIO. Partn uiar atn-i.tn,., v ^
n^iiCTH, aa w?-U ax tboie vrWnUiif ti? lie gaalitied ioc
01 7^4 12Ui atreut uortiiww*.
LATIN. GREEK. MATHFMATK'8 NATFRAI v'TI
la'clana. stiJvi-i-j,
Acl^r^l forCoUweaiidcomiH Utiveexaiuinat .mi
Auurtfls a ji\t*s \?
tj Oft A* vV;1" a.m..
ColutntnaTi Onli^
GUiEDERlCK FEMALE 8EMINABY?STATr i"v,T~
[ l.'/iate Inatitntion. four-, thor.-vui-h ??!.- 1
e?a,ve.t lT.f^o? 31,d tea.-her,1V au,? -^ 'v -'T"
areful aoiue culture, lenua mol,. i " V"
true* addrcaa Mra. M W HAC'I "r
mleriek. Md. 1 ^'-i.lON. Pnai.l, nt.
' " 2 III
>OLLF .1:. CORNER
cx>r of 1 1 vciu v * j tliv Mfc ?u4
ss'?si
J?y or eve: l.y tl., nth ..r
vm ?ther Ks? AND TMMI K ?-|iiN> tme a- eW.fci
"u asr "*"
8ABA A._ SPLNCEI^vii Pn'i?oill.hK'
anoe on I) atn*-L Thirtee:jtli year. Piano <Jru-aii
oioe, Situdntr. YiuUn. Ac. I'wwve t?-?cberi FvSl
lvanta^ea. O. I;. BULLALD. Drnvti^ iu-Km^
< W. *XYNTX, A M.,
Jj . S. corner Mb and R atreeta n-rth wt
Privately or in CiaHa-Matbemattca. Ijitin oT^t
rench, German and EiurliaU. Sia-cial attentiT* trT..^!r.
ation for Colle^. Weal Point. Anna^VX
HM?e examination^. Teriu. in a<ivatioe. mil
fCSIOAL ACADEMY, ~
1*21 De 8al? St., Birr. OS*, am iTrfl
_ 8TQ>^.X .'inftTHaiir.
Principal J. P. CAFLFfKLD. Mna. Dm
Stodiea reaun od Sej^eniV>er 20th. n.?a
ri'^ AMV LEAMTT. OF BOSTON TKAOHva '
rly in Sei>tamber. u
S R??^TOH7 ^"^ATOjnSmTrri?!
FOR RENT?ROOMS. j 1
ic*OK RFXT-XF.WLY^RNlimF.n AM' rsi riT-! i
Ml nished Rmnv, in a ue? h<in?e, first, second ni_d I
thir?l floor*: all unxtern improvement*; at 1108 Si* i
j York avenue northwtwt. au3-f>t* 1 *
P?R RBXT-FURXISHED FRONT AND BACK
room. toother or separately. each rer month.
All*'. n;ee hall room. Hi *'lf< 11 street north* est. ivn* j
| tral location. ai:3 St , i
>R RKNT-TURFl NICE UN FX' R NI SHED '
room*, with moden: improvements; light houw , .
keeping. to uuiet couple without children. 121 H at. <
northwest. 1 i
>R RENT-EI.fvG ANT APARTMENTS. SINGLE i
or eo suite.st Bednc^I rste*. at 10*27 \ern:ont avetmc,
near McPherson square; southern, eastern ana
wy^ni ?n<owirc^: >iath on two floors: shady jawm__ ^
FOR REXT? HOUSES? j
1X>B BKNT?A VEflK DESIRABLE HOUSE, | ;
. n*adern improvcniexm; Sll D aXr+et northwf>t.
[ Inquire on premises. u3-f>t j
17011' RENT?HOUSE" 1~301 VERMONT AVENUE. 1
Inquire of WHLi'lLKY BROS., corner of "th and
i R streets northwest. au:( t>t
BJOR KENT-HOUSE 40A 2D STREET NORTH west,
teu rooms. desirable location and in irn,.| .
Tiler. Rent $40 per month. Apply toJNO. B. SOOl'T,
1 New York Avenue Hotel. au2-6t* ' ^
I_TOR~ RENT-BRICK DWELLING. l4f>5 PIERCE Place,
contalulu* 8 roooia aud all modern improve- 1
I ments. $22.50. DUVALL MARK. H04 Fst. a i2 2w ?
170R RENT?TWO-STORY BRICK MID BASE- 1
ment, 2023 Ma^?acbusette avenue northwest; eic'it
I room a kitelien. "liar ind baxnnvnt; terrace ia front
; and lwK-k yard, rent, $33. Impure at 169* 2ist surest.
! aul-3t*
17OR RENT?COTTAGE 2014 12TH STREET ,
northwest; large house. rump cellar, ca<, garden, ,
! &c. Apply to tenant or at 1119 V street ifi'?r
I by.) Jyil-Ot* ; '
170R RENT?715 FIRST STREET NORTHWEST:
11 rooms. bath, modem inn rovements, fnri*?*e, ,
I and stable in rear; ,J 0 i>er numb. DANENHOHV.Ii '
[ & SON, 1212 F btxvet. Jy29-Ct j.
]70lf~RENT?14 - fi S 3 D STREET NORTHWi ST,
near iy new: nine nmh: all liqiivnwata; ION )
j n? ltrh'- rl. ; half square from F street? ar*. \pp'yto ,
j O. C. GREEN. 710 I) street northwest. iy2H-2w
170 RENT?THE HOUSE ON~~ SOUTHWEST "
corner of 3d and C streets northeast, 'Ibis > ropj
erty is eligibly situated for a restaurant; hi*a gi*'d yard, j
wit 11 shade and well enclosed. Rent ! *, or w on - 11.
I Apply toO. C. GREEN. 710 D st. northwest. Jy2? i?
I^OB RF.XT^-ON PARK A YEN I E. ABOYK EAGER
street, Baltimore, "Hotel Braxton." 40 ch.iinl" rs. ^
with modern conveniences, electric Wl.s. liv<ira..;ic t
elevator. Xc. Address J. 1). CHASTAlN. 1 11 - 1 > >ver |
street. Baltimore, Md. jyll-eoliu* | _
1 70U KE\"T?COTTAG I. HOUSE 3232 N STREET |
(or 25 1st itnaet. Georgetown*; house di fe - front: >
lot 2P0 feet deep: eight rooms. a!l ji>o i an l it> ti-\-t clu - j
conditiou; ira*. wat?-r and bathrxnn; r?"..i |?-r M
month. Inquire next door, or at i'lUPeunsy'van.* a\e.
JrU-to JOHN T. VITCHELL. I I
170R RENT?Rr"D*K_li<) 1*SE, six BOOMS. BATH. j
?Vo., modern improvements: ba? laiw yard, mar ,
marki't and atreet cars. C. II. ABMES, C33 Fetreet.
J2J-2W' 1 {
^7 OR BENT.
1724Fat., 12ra.,m.I. 40.no 1107-9 l?th at.. m.i..n"w, 1
T'j;t is i>.,m.i.,9r. 55.sr>
2129 L st..7 ra.,m.i. 3 j.(K> 7o.; 2?'-th st, 11 r .m.l
1439 S st.. !)rs.,m.i. 30.01 72023d?L.8n IN. 35
1218 ilstBt..6r.,m.i. l?.3rj;HHt 2.td at. .S r..nui. 35.."ti
M7 21stat..8ra "iO.on 212'.! I st.,8 r.,m.J... 20.no
01J loth at. n.e..7 rs. 14.00 so7 22dat.. 10r..ui.i. .'".3") j
2322 G bt.w.,6 r. ,m.i 16.00 1701 Kiuys st.,*<r .. 10.0<i \
S. WEStXITTSt'O.. <j
j25-r>m Corner 20th and I stree ts northwest.
FOR KKNT -STOKKS. I j
?- - ? j \
17OR RENT?THE SOUTH STOREROOM TSDEK h
Odd Fellowa'Hall. 7th street, wluch ha-i iK-en o* ?-u- J d
pijd for some years by the II we S?*wiu* Machine c.-m- ; ~
pauy. wTllbe for rent fr m and after the 31a of July.
App'y to the Jauit r, ut:h?* Hall. |yM wji
IB"701V"RENT- A FtNBSlORB AND DWELUXO. i
fil4 9th btrt-1. opposite Patent Otlice. Rent low. i
In<|iiirc of A. EBEliLv X SONS. 718 7th st. Jy31-lw J
FOR IlENT-MISCELLANKors
I70R RENT? 1
i FIFTY PIANOS?
Both Square and Ui riifht. of all the leadinsr makes, for .v
rent by the month or quarter, rents applied on pur- ;
chas<'. F. (t. SMITH. |
Jy8-4'.v 1103 Pennsylvania avtmae. I
^ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ]
I70R SALE OR EXCHANGE?BEAUTIFUL AND J
highly ele>atc 1 Bui'.dimr suburbs of B!ad< ii<- |
burtr; lota 73x125 feet; for sale or exrhauire for Wanli ]
inyton or Baltimore city property; t'-rm- ea?y. For j
plat or information, a; ply to.t. R. ROUE US, 317 East , _
Capitol street, or JOHN STEPHEN, Biadeusburir, 1
Md. JyU-lm* ; 1
I7OB SALE OR EXC~HANGE~~FOR CITY P1IOP- | 'f,
erty. Farm three miles from IJIadt-nsburjr.containiuK
3."?0 scre-?. Oue-third cloarod land, Htiitable for trar.len- j,
nsr or farming purposes. Wood enough to j*av price j
sked. HIT TTwiirt I!! Ill ml alT-i>u.
FOR SALE LOTS. "
? ! li
17OR SALE?CHEAP?BEAl'TIFUL Lo'1". FRONT
iug tlirf-e streets and reservation. located on C?t!? -t., 1
Massachusetts avenue and C stre. t, Stanton Sipiare, J
Green Btatue. Capitol llill. Ti-rms easy. At 404 9ta ,
street northwest. jyll-lm s'
B HOARDING. r
OPRAGUE MANSION. OOBNEB SIXTH AND B | ^
^ aorthw^s:. Se-.eral large pleasant rooms, with first .
class Board, at moderate rates fur the summer; or
co micu now Iw for tte UL )vli 121*
(lURRWUlM MKIKfl AMP LUNCH BOOM8^ I
j 908 F street northwest, just oj*.ned. Transient ; and
regular board, indies' dining ro.-m ou iir-t fl.>or,
ha!l entrance. Jy3-lm* | ^
fill!E TREM(.?NT HOUSE. WITH ITS FINE I'UOM- 1
1 enadc balcouie*, rfx>l, air. nx-ms, ajid sui?rior _
tali>. will be f'.tind a m<>?t desirable place for sununer '
boarding. Rates, t25, $30, >35 and i-40 it r month. *
,iel2 | w
OAR DING. -ROOMS FURNISHED AND UN- 1
furnibhed. Transient B. aruers, with room, $1 per
day.
,1e3-3m* SARAH FLAGLER, 310 Indiana avenue. i
1 LINTON HOUSE,7th AND I STREETS.?FIRST- !,'j
/class Table Boar.l, sift. Room and Board, *22 to
$25; location central; no iiuuora. \V. O. NAY'LOU. (
m0-9m j ts
PE1.MANENT. TJMNSIENTTANI) DAYHMTARiT 1
ERs, at Summer llat? s, accommodated at the Mc- i
Pherson House, corner of l" h and I ~tr<^ ts.
my4-3m* MI 8. T. BOUTHALL _ { "
1HE LO?'iIIFL lb 'US! . 512 9th STB1 ET NOBTH- , ?
west, is one of the oosicttt >u)d IwetoaudoctedBoud- '
ing-houscs in the city. Transient Boaidera accominodatcil
at rejsonable terms. s29
M l'K< >I'KSS1( ).\ A I.. <
R. KLOEBEll, DENTIST. 1
020 E Stkekt No thwf.st. i
N'italized Air l>y the Kurd System, for thei*inl< .*? extraction
of Teeth. au.*3 1 ()
|\K. ST ABB PABSOXfw M-MIri, " I
439 9TH STREET. . |
Jyl2 Gas givf-n Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. el
UMAN FEST, ETC. ?THE INACTIVITY' OF **!
the li-ated term giving them nii>r<> n ~i. tne fe t ^
often recover from corns, bunions, dinea d nails ??s nlar
excr-sences. exortosis and other com i .aintfc to which .
tliey are liable, if systemstie treatment i?e nvn them, .'
at DR. WHITE'S Cliiropodial Establishment. ltlO i1
Pennsylvania avenue. opi>o-;t" Willard's Hotel. I>r. : .
WHITE'S twenty-hrst coiif- cutive year of practice in I
Washington, D. C. Fee. fl js;r \i-it. >' 24 ^
DR. RANDALL PARSONS. Dknti^t.
428 7th ttrejt northwest, west side, over Ba'lantyne's
Book Store. NITBOUS OXIDE Gas administered,
day or night. Consultation free. jell
R. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST. No. 437 TTH "
street, three doors from earner E. Dentistry in all ;
its branches. Teetn uiBerted f7 per wet. All work war- y
ranted. ianlJ j t,
Artificial teeth made before and in- u
eerted immediately aft'jr extracting natursi t"et'i. ; ?
v iai splendid success. Mo?lern methods an*i b'xill m ?!i ' 6
branches of Dentl^aT- Moderate leva*, Dlt. I>ON- I ?
NALLYL. 1321 F street nortliweet. al | J4
H()\vLand DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 211 s
4>s fftreet, thrte doors north of Pennsylvania 1 1
avenue, east .side. Hereafter extractions under L
Nitrous Oxide, without pair;, will lie fl for the hr.-t
tooth and 50 cents eaeh additional tooth at the same I
sitting. Extractions without gas, 50 cents each tooth. v
Best Artificial Teoth made. ?7 per set. Gold anl
Amalgam Fillings, fron. fl tofo. All work warranted 1)
first-class. Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over j <1
30,000 jiatients, h
(Patients coming by car will be furnished free ticket* ; to
and from the office.) m21 |
TAR. DUKE. DENTTSTT715 14TH STREET NORTET 1.
mJ west, between G street and New York avenue.? 1
Beautiful Sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth Filkxl, $1; Extracting
without Pain. 50 cts. All operations warranted, janld |
SPECIALTIES. 5
UST ARRIVED HERE. MADAM DUBOIS, GREAT e
Spiritualist Medium, from Paris. orks electricity n
on ivorj". Telia true life, past, piesent and fntare dee- Jtiny:
aire, death; deseril>e8 absent arsons: tolls liirrvi<
in inarriiure; jrives good advice to ladies and y*nii???neu, and
satisfaction, $1. Oflioe, 738 10th Bt*"C*t. Hours. 1
10a. m. to 9 p. m. Jel7-8w* *
DR. ROBERTSON (A GRADUATE UNIVERSITY 1
of Maryland), with 20 }*oarj exi>erienoe. ? All
Special Diseases sncceaaluliy treavxl ana cure guar- anteetl.
I?iseas?-sof Men, Genera'. Debility, Seminal 1
Weakness, Imjw^ency, kc. Dis- a^os of Womonof every I J
nature, st^oedy and i>ermaucntcr;ri?guaraHtoed. Office h
45C C street northwest, near iy. street, every Wednee- C
day and Saturday, from 2 to 9 p.m. Main office, 30 N.
Liberty street, Baltimore, ^Jorrespondence and eon- T
sulfations strictly private r^nd confidential. Refers to
the leading physicians of jialtimora. jel7-3m ^
TkfME.-BROOKE~TLLLS AIX THE EVENTS OF ?
iTa LIFE. All busin.-ss confidential Laches and Geu- i;
tiemen 50 cents e^<h. 408 L street, between 4th auJ H
5th streets nortnw^t. al-2w* }
Doctor j. li*. oa.f.dner, late surgeon to q
the U.S. 'Ricord Hospital, can be oonsulte-1 pri- "
vately, bv >Tter or in i>er?on at Falls Church. Fairfax ^
county YU. \ cure warranted. Ja2?
MONEY TO LOAN. ^
M5 KEY TO LOAN. " tt
ON UV.AI. 1&TATE, AT S AND 6 PEB CJ^T.
B. O. HOLTZMAN. C
Jr24 10th and F streets uocthwesL ^
M0SE? TO LOAA. Fi
I haw MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, la "
Ktmeof from *100 and upward* at lowest rate* at in- '
Cuutm moderate. KodsUy.
b. h. warner,
_ Itfl >16 F street northwest.
1HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON~GOOD REAL qr
estate security, in sums to suit, at the lowest tstes of rl
interest. No delay whan the security is good. 0. C. 4*
GREEN. 710 D street northwest. Je20-3m ^
ONEY TO LOAN *
AT LOWEST BATES OF INTEREST 1
OK BKAL ESTATE SECURITY. X
THOS. J. FISHER k. CO..
all-tm 1S24 F street north wart. 0,1

Evening star. [volume], August 03, 1882, Image 2
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