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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
HOARD GEHEALrH NOTICE.
Once HCGrd of Heaith, May %, 1871.

NINTtTN'1i @11oy TT
fhll.i.ia; are hereby Hott I'd thst the city gar
baye cart will resume lis rounds on June 4!h.
Shops aGd al otaer kinds liquid garbage must
be pat into vasseis AID placed convenient to the
cart All persons violating tho law with refer.
enca to the throwing OF garbage and other filth
on the streets OF III The alleys will bs proceeded
tSs nat n, Of tho S driver Of the esr should bs
promptly reported 10 This Office.
BY order of the Board OF Iealth:
my 30-ao1y JOSEPH HOPKINS, Secty.
T INCH uAM ana TONGUE. for travellers,
- excursionist5 and spcrlsme!l. The best snd
cnespest luncheon offered to tho public. For
sale by
jos GEO. McbURNE1 S SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
CHARLES Z. SIT AM,
o,-rt. C0mm'r. OF Sale.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
MILL PROPEKTY-Tne uadersISngc,
o. Trustees viii oas7 b. public .uc;icn. on the
p promises N on the 18TH DAY Of TIE SIXTH
MONTH Junc) 1871, ~ : 2c!9Sx p M IHs'
VALUABLE MILL PkOPETi, near IN
coin Loudoun eounty Pa ~ E29Tn y Ns IN
NEY'o MILL Ttn I 49,, !" hN a2 Ns1ON
A AoEs2 o sad F FA10 sHA LIE DWELL;
INGS. The mill Is of brick, nearly new, ana
has ali the modern improved machinery IN
GLIDING :niddling purifier O. lons cIsa.' m,,t
be given. Ifnot sold, the r1'II VIII De iof feA'
to tho hgest bidder. ,rn,
JAS. Il. JEWETT,
JoudOiin county, my J-e0ts -
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i5y Green C Visa,

Real Estate Agents and AuctiCleers.
VALUABLh KING STREET PROPER
y TT AT PUBLIC SA LE-The undorsigE
cd will offer for sao by public auction. on tbs
premises below mentioned, on SATU RDAY,
the 9th day Of Jrne 1877, Il. II o'clock M, the
TuREE-STOKY BRICK WAREHOUSES;,
Nos. 80. IL and Ill King slyeot, and tho THREE
STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on Fsyette
alley, in the res: Ct the Same, under authority
of two deeds of trust, ono Of which is dated July
lst, 1896. and is recorded in liber Il, No. 3, page
$50, and the other dated November 50, 1851, re-
corded in liber Y, No. > folio l3j, land records
of \ Gaxsniria county, Va
forms Of Sale: Ono fourth cssn tbs renaint
er At oao two ana three yoars. with interest, to
no socurcd by tho bonds Of tho purchaser and
deed Of trust on tho property; the purchaser to
pay tho taxes !cr 1877 Al I'll tho COST: Of trans
Ter OF tho title.
ANDREW j JAMESON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

aaF TO THE LADIEs.-Wc have just recev.
Cd worry large and superior stock OF LO"
QUARTER SHOES. in al OF tbs late styles.
They nro handaoms anu durable THE5H'
GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS and they viii
DO sold for muah las than thoy Cali 10 bought
elsewhere
my Is WADDEI, i Mtg ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
ANDREW j .MIESON,
Trustee.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VA LU A 3 L
4 LAND IN FAIRFAX COUN ~, Va
BY virtue OF decd OF trust given to mo by Zers
A. Smith aud SARAH g., his Will, dated On the
10Th Of July, ISL, and recorded in liber N, No.
t. folio l83, o. the land Fec nrls OF Fairfax coun-
t., Va, and ST the re1uo3t Of the beneficiary II
said deed Of tru:t in writing, ] Will soil BY pub
tic auction, to tho highest bIId3. in front OF the
Court House Of said county. on MON DAY, tho
18th day Of June AID. 1877, Chat being Court
day. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, lying
and being situate in tho COUNTY and state aiore-
said, containing 81 acres | rood and 30 poles:
being portion OF tho land conveyed to Tho ssid
zera A. Smith by Ii. ) Nelson, lying near Mel
sons mill,
Terms Of Sale 80 much cash in hand rs viii
pay tho costs and expenses Of ssl2 and the sum
Of three hurdrnd dollars. with II per cent in.ot-
est from tho 18th OF January. 1871, and the resi-
duo If any, upon such torD!: Is may DO agreed.
upon by tho party in interest," and il default G.
such agreement, then upon !. credit OF twelve
months with interest from tho day Of sale. Sell
ing as trustee, / shall convey such title as IL
7e:ted in ma By tho said Iood Of trust
+. D. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
A UUITOl%5 OFFICE, 49,

A UDITOE5 OFFICE,
- Alorandris, Va, Aisy -. H.. r
Atat itotiaa Of the Committee on street: OF
the CITY Council, held on the .-J.h inst st ms
Office tho following resolutions were a4optsu
r!osorod, Ghat, with view TO y moro Ei"Ia
economy in the management oI tho depnrtmohi
Of streets. the Superintendent Of Poiico D3, and
is hereby, notiGcdt hst pay rolls Tor tho eIhyloy-
mcnt Of cart, or laborcIs on tho strocL5 81 the
civ Of Alexandria vii! not DO approved or paid
unIeas said carts or laboTers arc employ Cd under
ard BIZ the authority of this committee CT or It's
chairman, snd employees are notified inst from
and 81 .er this date payment will rot DO m?do1or
work done CT the streets unless III accordance
with tho terms Of this resolution. ;
Resolved That in tha payment 81 stree! hHhu.
the Auditor is requested to enforce the foregoing
resolution BY order Of the Com. on Streets
I. G.. ONFAL, Chairman.
a c,n,, in-,a: F L.BROCk EFT, Auditoc.
TT D. II. CHICHESTER will consent to be-
Il come L candidate for seat in the next dous'
OF Delegates, be will he supported ~ many W.
teTs Ct ,,,.-,nrrt ,1o1p1nT
EssINA ORANGES received and for
rnb F. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King St.
GINGER ALE ON DRAFT, Eve cents per
V glass: st JANNEI & CO.'S. Branch store
- k;ngsDd ROYAL SITS. jos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

TEUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. BY virtue Of that certain docd Of trust from
Matthew d. woodward and vito to lha under
signed bearing date March II, 1873 and Of roc
ord on the land records Of fGi7fax county libe-
2. No 4. page 80; and ct the Request OF the
party secured, ] will, on MOS DA /, tho llth
day Of June, 1877. Circuit Court sell to tho
highest bidder, by public auction. bcfora the
door of the Court House OF said county. st one
o'clock y. M, that certain TRACE OF LAND
whereon tho grantor resides. MAd conveyed by
said deed OF trust, containing ~ &cros, FOODS
and q poles. This land lies about ttran miles
south west Of Fairfax 9tetion. and has tho ususi
buildings thereon =,
Ternls of Sale: So much cash hand Us will
BE- required t. uav tho cxpansn5 ana cCmIhis-
sions of sae md tho sum Of 500 and interest
thereon at nine poo cant per an"um from INC
lllh day Of March. 1873 ill day at sale. and tha
residue on credit OF one. two and thTna years
in equal instruments, 10 baar interest from the
day Of salo ID be ?ncIrod by lien On tho proper
ty sold. .. W. HU NIl' Irustoo
Fairfax county. my lH-WlW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

NEW SExToN,--Emauuel Webb has Loeu
aSSointed sexton of The Methodist Protestant
Cemetery, ia the suburbs OF the city, vice Wal
ter Daley, reMOged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

AGGor 2nCE'1No. The Mayo! ohico dock
ct to day shows not single case. There has
Loea but one arrest, that OF an intoxicated SOL
der, iar ;ha past two days. There are very
few prisoners at tic i.il, and the chain gang is
no@ reduced to t.7o persons. one held By the
county and the other BY the city auth critics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

Picnic. The ladies Of Falls Church will
give sra"borrY feast at Carlin's Springs on
Thursday, tic l4;h Of Junr, Tor the benefit Of
St, James ;Cathalicj Church Of that village.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

Cootiuu ous effort inpoverisbes the blood uo.
less it be kept pure BY suitable food and l"hco
needed) DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
,,,Kg or ALEXANDRIA, ;yNE :

ARRIVED.
.;t,,,.cg Lady Of tha Lake, Novt':E, !" F.
steamer John " Thompson, Cone ri79r. t.
i j Reed ,., .,
Brig Daphne Boston. 10 AIner.t"n Coal Co
schr Mabel Ikoms2, Now London. to amer
.an Coal G."
CLEARED.
:,ta.mer Lady 81 Tho La:1o. N"rl"lk, ~
Rod.
Schr x Il Hopkins. Ufo!1n. b5 American
I,ai O..
Schr Mary /: Hand, New Hayoa, l.? A""aIi7
ii Coal &C.
MEMORANDA.
-,,:.r j rhaco, henco, a. Nav IorE 1ih,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

l,.v- Sn.aK, Jano G.--Stoc&s st:onG"F. Money
E.i'I:r Flour dull and dropping. wheat
at';., ara he,,y;. Cora dull AID !s5c lowci'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

sar LOOK LOOK We have had sent Il;
from largo retailer in New York city quite
lot Of LADIES BOOTS which arc little out
Of style They will ba sold ct about ona fourth
CT their est. Ask Tor job 10: &!
mv1 WADDEI'J, Il Bing 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

BALTIMORE. JUno b~-V,r<I"'s Is; cli. 80 D.;
40 !atrc..,: !: Go. con$".i!%."I' 'i' DC; "a
.a-jss IL i;3:t a qiiet ;.nd Le.vyi lailGh"S
II. E!D!r ouic, n;id easier Howard st. and
Western super 53as1 %; 90, Extra . 23aS!
l.. Family ! 75ss2; City s. super 4 3lssI - +;
l.. Extra i BASS; do. Ko brands ~; DO. fsIi:'
i!y So lNhua. scarce, firm and higher fem"a
"A l"t::@j; Maryland red loo"i'o s;oFaI
iva and firm; Southern wEitn and yellow -!
-; Wr.!crn mixed spot and June 5S last half
tune g: July ~! Aug 81; steamer oot.'o.
isl. unyh>ngel l;yo scarce asa trn; prime
" Hay dali AMI unchanged. Co"eo qulet
"'. ,cisb!v lowe. ~ l.. Nhiskey quiet; 81 l..
N,.v- Yo'aK. Jano G.-Stock5 st:onGHE. Money Money
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

WHITE WASH BRUSHES received snd
w for sale by
and +. j DAVlDSON, La! hiAS -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

The FRUIT Gn0wEns' EXCURsIoN.-We
mentioned yesterday the opening OF the ex-
curscn of the I'otongc Fruit Growers AsSc-
citation of the D.srcL of Columbia, IN conluuc
tion with the W0odIawn Farmers Club OF FAIR
fax County Oh the steamer May Washington
The steamer stopprd at Fort Fnote. Collingwood.
Fort Washington, Mount Vernon and lily
mount. where numbrr Of farmers residing At
those places embarked. \ stay at the latter
Mace IL Eai an houl WAS made, during which
The pully paTtOoh oil uIuuer IN regular plcolc
STYLE on the boat. The head Of the steamer
was turned homc@drd on the conclusion OF inc
dinner, and the mcCt0g vas called to 0roer ny
Mr. &. Gliiogham, President OF the FRUIT
Growers Society. Professor Bralnard de!'V'
cred an essay on "Ihc toad as the fruit grow
crs' friend" The subject was discussed by
DR.. SDodcrass. G. +. Needham, DR.. Gross,
DR.. How and DR.. Breed Colonel Pitts and Il.
Ma 90. DE-. Davis, CT AccotlDk, and MIS-;
julia NJ. Church, ofWashngton, were elected
members Of tn; Fruit Growers Society; Inc
su'jact OF hay was Introduced BY MIR. Need
lam and discussed by him and 7. NJ. p. King.
The suliect of the ground hog was also us.
crsed bV W. Ii. Brown. The sub cct Of the toad
was again discussed by Dr. Domer and Mr..
NCNlUu. l nc lHStp LIZ NHoo @eJ0S'S
the deck It tie steamer, where there was
foe d!,r!Sy ii strawberries; cherries, MOWERS
AID evergreen, NEST Of which, after being ID
srrc.cd and classified. we're distributed to the
Invited Guests. From that time Until the boat
reached WASHINGTON. these 90 board enjoyed
themselves ny dancicg anu singing.
MORE I.EulsEArly CANDIDATES. 1t IS un-
lerstoot that there viii be presented to The
voters Of this ely The naMcs OF numerous geo.
tic,ncu, from WHOM a selection Gao be made Tor
delegate % he Legislature. Amongst those
suggested are Massrs ,Ioi,a L. SmoOt, II. H.
Dy~nh"u, } IS. JohuSpn, Hugh Latham,
Alexander iiu"A.r, ans {. II. Smith. 1t IS
supnossd lhats primary ,!tcion will be held
caiiy il September 20 decide rs 10 who shall be
the rn!niue,' d the ,actj, t" When a the gen
tlciuru ab,vc Gari2, AZ w:l!n% I" submit their
elaine. * lar - can l.m a:ccrtalGcd The county
of Alexandria j. unanimous 10 su@:airiug The
asnirl,!orS If Mr. Alexander huntrr as Que OF
The delegates The county mantalus that IS 1t
par4 - larzc a nI0GGr!ioD OF the taxes ooe
delegate should BE- C!:c9 to her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

0HOICE COUNTRY CURED HAMS for
1sIo h F. !. DAVIDSON.
mv4 lii King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,

EsJ:No WILL NOT LEAVE TIE CGTr.-
Tirnes elsewhere being no be:tcr thsn here. l
have reeonsidered my resolution and determine
ed 10 stay. Tor which purpose lave rented the
we'll known stsnl Of the lsto Robert l.. Wood,
south vast corner Of King and Fairfax streets,
to bsgn thero merit August. Meanwhile vii!
close out NY eRtira a0e Stock OF Clothing aid
Gonts Furnishings. comprising MICA riAid
Csssmer Suits st s.; Suits 81 ali Linen Goods
s. 80. Goats ali Linen 20 cants; Panta all IhHail
IS cents ST. &C. withou! reserve Therefore;
ali persons desiring TO procure bargains will do
we'll 10 giyo lis & call!
my % 8. DEALHAM. 81 King sLroet
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$50, 100, 200, 500 1000.

TXCURSIONISTS and TRAVELLERS can
d Il nd what they want ut
los McBUkNEI'S, lGj ~ 10 klH& Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

LINEN and PIQU E SUITS
~ in choice styles at
90 IG King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

CORPORATION CoURr-Jndge L. W. Lowe
presiding. -McVeigh vs.. Wilmer et al; in
chaucery; report Of receiver filed aud Gnai de
cree entered.
Cazenovc e. Co. vs. Johnson's administrator
ct al; report oil commissioners Of sale fed and
decree confirming same.
Samuel Mankiu elected Jusl!c5 a the Peace
for the First Ward, qualified.
Ihc estate Of Walter Gcban 'sas rdn'a'L
tea to the City Sergeant.
The Court then engaged in hearirk aisr.
mrnt 10 the chanctry cause ot Watkins ct Al.
VS.. You"s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

When the Disorders of Babyhuod attack you
Baby Use at oucc DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup aD'
notice It's Iarl AID beneficial ctfcc. % cent
per butil:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-06

~INGERALE ON DRAFT, Eve cents per
VI glass, st JANNEf & GUS. blancn ?Ioie'
cor. King and Royal sts. Jeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
A COmmuniStic Organ

The CoDsia2 Struggle is the name OF a neu
weekly paper in New York Toe Title ia
printed in the biggest style of job type. and
ihough In Its prospectus 1t proposes t. dis
cuss "the great Issue ofthe hour" in as mol
crate and courteous terms, as NAV be- the
Language of Its editorials is rather In keeping
Win Its inflammstory heading. THE souls
OF true Americans" it says, care no; TO be
frightened from their propriety by the blare
OF ugly names. The words cO7nmlnis,a and
,epasdiotton have no terrors for a people who
are Tree 10 shape their own government"
Let not the oppressor imagine that his VIC
tim IS poor worm TO turn and feebly
sting, and perish unavenge1. 1t is o,Iv
IN his last extremity that he WILL rise
10 the full measure OF lis strength. Like
the Hebrew charoion no Is ye, hoId
In captivity b. his blindness RDt II or
ne e'ep-s Giant shall lind a gdide to
Su' IL hand on the props ofthe state-ifoncs
&c Shall bow himself upon the pillars, woe
10 all those who have made him their laugh
1ng-stock, or chained him TO grind at their
milll'
The condition OF the wOrkingmen CT the
country is sorrowfIi indeed. and the remed v
will demand the earliest attention of our
most sagaciOus and THOUGHTFUL legislators
but II Is sincerely 10 be hoped that theSe wild
ntteraDces advocating communism aud re-
pudtation viii 10, find a lOigment in the
ear OF any Anne lean laborer. The organi-
zatiOns Of labOring men who are moving to
obtain relief from existing evils will 10 dou bt
promptly repudiate this doctrine of repudia-
ton ana communism. They are doctrines
utterly abhorTent TO the American ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
The Cudgel in the schools

BY our police reports IL will be seen that
another school teacher has been arrai yned
on charge of cruel punishm ut OF a pupil
The testimony shows that for an offence
that seems to have been trivial the ch Id was
whipped in a manner II bruise him severely.
The boy teStifies that he was whipped most
numerically with stick about two and a
half feet long, leaving wells aud marks all
over his back. He, o. course, is not yxactly
an unparalleled witness bat the officer VINO
examined his back the day after the punish
msnt confirms his testimony to the effect
that his back was covered with bruises
Trustee Hovey. who appeared on behalf OF
The teacher, claimed that the punishment
was for di~Obeyiug one Of the rule- eStab.
lished by the school board. and that il was
necessary for the maintenance OF good dis
cipline that the teacher be sustained; the
punishment not being too severe for the Of
fence.
While the question of tie desirabfIity of
corporal punishment as mode OF di.cIp-
line In the public schools is still under lis
cussion and unsettled, yet the cuigei
has been growing more and more in
disfsvOr, and school boards generally
are restricting its use to the lowest linn
Its. u is a matter Of note, too, thai
the best teachers use ii the least We
have no doubt that before many ye1rs the
lash viii be abolished in our schools as il
has been in the navy. There is not an argu-
nent brought forward "a 10 its necessity 10
preserve discipline IN the schools that wa;
not advanced in favor of its retention in the
navy. the cry was, that discipline wouIi
be ruined on board ship if logging was
abolished; but it was abolished, and the dis
cipline In the navy seems TO be maintained
all the same. We do not see, after all, why
tender children, six years old and upward.
should not be spared a punishment deemed
100 brutal and inhumane to be applied TO
broDzed and callous sailors, or 10 the bar
uened criminals al the Delaware whipping
post But aside from the general question
or The abolition OF the rod in our public
schools, we think there should De none as to
Inc necessity of putting 1T out of the power
OF the teacher to apply corporal punishment
wnen IN passion. Sufficient cooling time
should occur between the offence aud the
punishment TO allow the teacher TO admin
lster IL with discretion. Ii would appear
that In most, If not all these unpIeasantlv
frequent cases where teachers have been
Drought up on charge OF brutal punishment.
the blows have been gwen while the teacher
wss In violent passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

10 is noted that the Episcopal Convention
now In session in Boston is taking a new de-
parture- The churchmen who got into such
q heated contest at the last session about
ritualism lover the ratification or the Rev
DR.. Sey mour as the Bishop of IlinoIs) have
become perfectly peaceful, and are address
ing themselves TO practical que5tions with
unusual earnestnesS, their purpose being to
make the Episcopal church co-extensive
with our national life. AS the y. Y. Post
puts 1t, Ihey are impatient over what Bishop
Stevens once called 1.-The unused powers OF
the church" They appear 10 be determined
10 use the general convention not simply for
mending ecclesiastical machinery, but as al
occasion for the giving OF authoritative and
conscious direction to their church as q
mesh and vital force in what perta ms To the
religious and social life OF the country Tie
aim of the convention is to arou se its men,
bers, and through them the dioc sses which
they represent, 70 larger conceptions OF the
work before their church. The debates this
week have especially turned upon this point,
and the first business which has been trans
acted apart from the routine proceedings is
The appointment of q commission u give u g
authority and weight of the convention to
practical measures oy which the church may
be brought into closer sympathy with the
intelligent working classes. This is a move
ment in the right direction, and the public
VIII watch Its results with interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Members Of Congress and others who have
business in Washington are coming TO the
city by every train ard are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
ton of them seem inclined TO take rooms and
board rather than to go to the hotels, conse-
quently those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
columns OF THE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
To Correspondenfs.

All letters Intended for publication, referring IN
any way 20 the editorial department. OF the paper
should be addressed 10 The EdItor Of The Sfa, Those
relating to its business departments should be ad-
dressed 10 Tle PEb!iShsT of TIE iSf1r. Observance
OF these directions instead Of addressing such letters
iether case, 20 individual name, will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc, In payment of bills should in all
be made payable 10 the order Of tn, ErssinE Sta,
Nsrspapg CoupdAg,-nOt TO that Of any individual.
- No anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13
FOR RFNT AND SALE


EQe EHST-Th ., c, Furnished csBuuai,atinc
- AZ, sn'ise.e t2r ho1,A,e ,irE IA ssco11
T,, ,h', ,le a. T..Ts 9rEri'e 49, tor.
street norti~"st- .ctiB 49,
Eok bENT-P.EIns ans lVp 40 V. -p-,-,d
noo-; r. s's tsIaily' near Abei'' aad wil..rl'
EQR SALE OR RFNT-on e.sy terms rev
Bk,sk hoJsh, sis rsons IA :, ,.rse. y.r 4.
a.. .a,.,.,.s :, ~, c rs $500
E-tree-. opposite Post orice pars imel5. octl In
E'OR NT-Handsor.lg Furnished Rooms. an
suite or single ell 7 cdcrn COW. nienee.; sou. n
Apply ola street norh~,st -epss 3V.
EOR RENT-Furni.hed ROOM, large, cheeffrl
= and peatiy furnished; on 18th .trset. bet~een II
sn9 rreet. nOrth~est price. inoindins heat. sss.
snd rse Of hstn room; SIS Per moa;h. Apply q J 4.
49,, HUGE; Res Es.,s Agent. LHr.it ston In
EoR RENr-a3J street northwest, fr.i, sec.
ROOMS first elass s%sS co5ssSIen, .,r,hSrn e,i
R osore; viii All modern improved ents; nesI thr-s
tf0R Benz large sroRE. No IIIe r.rctt
S sdrsn no. An!y to THOMAS Z. wAGGkNAs,
DIV .tn sueet noIto. vest. serS I'm
koR AGE, seven rooms. stable,
,xsen .sgSise DIR. BREED, near rrem,se. b.
or ccmmunicsiirg, for man and wife, OF single
ssrtl men; nee fhs,h; sosthern exposure; comfort
u street, corner 81 rorth~est ser3s So
SoR RESr-4O0 LIST street southeast. Capitol
HUI. neatly furnished HOUSE. containing 81
oon :, with mocern im proVements. lu1uire GA TIRE
p-enises. scrs, sE.
EoR RENT-fURNJSBED ROOMS; t~o on
4 third floor for sinrr- gentleman, AMI one fne
tsr Se second or 'front.' room for gentlemen
eNoertioretIe. Apply ITO lSth street uort Invest
ne zen u strtet and Massachusetts avenue ia I'm
FOR RENT-HOCsE $50 New Jersey avenue
sortheast; rooms. bath room. later and gas
no9rS al rsi"let Is per month. THOS y WSG-
GAsAN, SIe 9TH street n"rfhw-st. .epei I'm
E'OR RFNT-sIl IIth sTrtet, aeli Fn-nt-h-d
PhRL0RS ana ROOMS, on second a4c thirI
ncor, n suite or single. Bath room. With hot ana
colo water convenient. s-pfi- In
rodern In prov-n,vlts, on 18th =trset, between
n snd streets northwest. Appiy HOS sire;
northwest. -snEa 10
EOR RENT-Hsncsom-ly furnished RpONS Al
u n 11tl i street nv suitable Or Mn bsrs n
oonsre-- snd cther- Apply on premises. sepl3 Ia
los RtST-S23 sth street. bffSear q "a N
ntAr Patent otice, I iceiI furHi -hed and rleNs.
Improvements scpIs In
LOB ksNT-HOUSE Se. al3a street norm
west, cohtainii - r'oDs and store, all mU-terr
'mProytmerts. Apply or TIE TT misses. sepi5- Ia
EoR REST-Rent lDW; four story BRICK. No
BIZ I'D street. water. ga. add one slusra frnrf
Perl sylyania aNenue street cars. Apply - THnS
K WAGGAmAS.S 197th sfTcs' NV sepla In
L'OR bENT-The RESIDENCE of A n NJ nilatt
u corner Of PennsylVania avenue aud 18th street.
tries, store rooms, bathrooms sid ster closets.
handsomely furnished. and will b. rented on favor.
bic terms 70 . good tenant. Arply on the NE
misses. s.pt9 An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-13

Issue On the lsf aud 1874 e.. ns-h r5rrth flUi-
c.in ~ Al rfDprify tor SAFE A. cert "a $40 - -,
stioo ca D. a. % applicant. -. -.r ~ &c, ali
- soLt /; Raj u ts-irnN
Toms.
$500 ~ per corf o-tistr