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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17
uzoxrrsayAND COMMERCIAL.

RrDEMprsos OF BONDS Tho Treasury De-
.,~osnt has issued the fifty. first call for the re-
Iempon of avetventy bonds of FL 1861 consG os
as7os; The cell IS foc $4,000 900, of when
5, 0oo, oco are coupon and ss,oWoo' 5og's'eseee
5onds The principal and interest VIII Do ps.~
., the Treasury on and sftor tho 18th OF oes00''
next, and the interest will cease on that osy.
The following ere the descriptions OF 'ho ooA1''
apon bonds, dated July i, 1859 nancy:
80, No 17,ool to No. a0 o9o pUta ''''s'''''
IL No. 30 I0l to No. PIX GG9 {"
) @ No. ., DOL to 10. S4oe0.
, 49,, sRor1:-"Redeemabl ct the pleas-
HeglstergT pa S,ctes az or tho LIT day of Jul
", 1870" as follows; ,,.;.,
80 No. 5,2gl to No. e $50, :.
Ilp' Nc. Is sol to No. - S5o.
.,G0' 10. 705l to No. goo,
$40 No. 4.4-& to No. '.39''
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WIN. Il. SMITH,

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Wholesale and Retail reslor in
OYSTERS, FISH. PRODUCE, &C., &C.,
No. IL north Fairfax street,
Has constantly or hand Oysters Of the best quail
ity from Norfolk and elsewhere received fresh
By steamers overy Day, aud IL prepared to fur
nish tho trele 8. as low prices es Any house IN
The city.
Essr,H orders in.ruetsi - him shall receive
prcrr,ut eli Careful attention. SEPT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

ALEXANDRIA INFIRMART.- The following
DONATIONS arc ckuowletged, as lately received
by Col. Herbert. Treasurer for the Alexsndri
Iu6rmsrv WIN G. CaEsuoSe, s25; s. +.
Beach. $50; ". W. Corcorau, $50; W. a.
Smoot, $lU; Mrs. DR.. Lewis, $40; Rsv. Mr..
McKlm. SIS; Mrs. ChevalIie, SIS aud Capt. w.
J. Booth, S25 There are now eight patients
at the IDfrmary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17
EXCURSIONS, PECNECs, dc.


NOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF TIE
WI RELIEF HOOK AND LAUDER o.,
TO NJ ARSHALL HALL, MONDAY EV'G.,
The steamer CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT
will le4ve Prince street wharf at p: m, stop at
Marshall H.ll, and then proceed q 'wn the
river returning, leave Marshall Hsll at lo."o
The ORPHEUs OCTETTE OLU 3, Of Wash
ington have kindly volunteered their services,
and will render some OF their choicest selections
MEDLEY's STRING BAND as been en-
gsged for the occasion.
Master of Ceremonies Capt. Jas Nj. Steuart.
Committee Of Arrangements-R. Al. Latham,
j. NJ. Buchanan, ? ,rk AgneW, Il. II. " brlen'
julian Moore and George Wise.
Tickets-gentlemsn and lsdy ST. lady tick
ct Soc y Va.
TXCURSION-There will be an excursion
r. Of tho Sabbath School Of tho Il. D. Church
South to MARSHALL. HALL, on WEDNES.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA will
leave her wharf. foo. OF King street, a. S q. IN.
Persons not icding il convenient to BIO absent
from the city all day will have an opportunity
for taking pleasant ride down the river on the
above boat, leaving Alexandria about = O'CLOCK
in the evening for Marshall Hall returning with
the school, Tickets, adults, 25c; children loo.
jy l4-3t ----.
EXCURSION TO CARLIN'S SPRINGS.
The Sunday School of the NJ Z. Church will
make an excursion to Csrlin's Springs on WE'D.
NESDAY next, July 18Th. The train will leave
the depot al 9. 10 B. m, aud return al 7.30 r IN.
Round trip tickets, for children, 25c adults Que.
iy l4-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

DOARDING- Persons desiring hesl:hy
y aud pleasant mountai in home for the sum
,ner can be accom- mod stod within wal king dis'
tarce of tho White Post, where there nre
churches ard no:totlice. Address \. s. d.,
White Post Clarke county, Va. laD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17
FESE, OYSTERS, &c.
uEo +. rRIrE. J. +. COOK
nELICACIES OF mnE SEASON.

We 3sye this day opened a. 10. IL north
Fa-r.s It, adj dining tho Market ".-e. t. store.
whe?o all tho e!icscies CT the sea:oI. rom lend
AMI wste-, can BE obtsiaed. We hsve rlsde ar
7s7gemanIs by which We shall have the earliest
FRUITS ard VEGETABLES. fresh from the
trees aid vines and FRESH FISH, CRABS,
CLAM>, &C., will DO brought us daily in ice
packages by the Potomac river boats.
Ord ,rs from the country promptly attended to.
jy l3-tt PRICE y COOK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17
HOTELS AaD RESTAURANTS.

E7HE TlVnLi
FIk4T Glass GNEMhN RESI- ma Nj
RIO. Il Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

Turnip, Kalo upd Cucumber 9osd', all yaTo'
lies, Just received new crop from Lsndrelh'
Cor fa, sowing. Prices low.
vii L. S. LEADBEATER 81 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

THIS c,tizsGa 81 Aleyar'!ia end strangers viii
nud all they rnny want 10 ost rad dl!nB. 81 the
best quality and serTod in tic no.to:t stE C. al
thi, now restaurant. ~ '"tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

ELY TRAPS FLY TRAPS We have
II arse stock Of these conv0nient articles. one
II which should be in every house.
MCLEAN s. HHLER,
ivl1 107 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

DIANOS AND ORGANS.
From the lost celebrated factories for sale aud
rent. Piano. and Organs sold en- the instaimcni;
plsa on the rno.l reasonable terms. Iunio;. ana
repairing promptly attended to By azperencca
men S. ,,,,,,
Z. REICuENBACH'S
PIANO WARER q OMS.
423 Eleventh st., few doors above Penna aye.
Washington, -: {
ao.s Agency for District Of Conm 5iG a9i Al
c1andris Va Of the celebrated IN ABE Y
OOS. and McCAMMON;S fsvorite PlANo5
iy lift "
no THE INTEREST OF HOUSEKEEP-
4 EKS-We beg leave to call atten ton 10 our
stock Of FAIRFAX COD MY CIDER VIM
EGAR. We have on hand sbou. eight hun.
dr. gallons This We guarantee ircs from all
impurities We have sold this production Tor
the last live yea 6, and bsvo We. 20 hssr OF the
f It instance of IFS filling. Every gallon ID
guaranteed to Keep any kind Of pickle For = asle
BY GEO AcRUEHEY s. son, Family Gro.
cors, IL; and 10 King street. Alex. We. y ID
WANTS PORTABLE LEMONADE for
II sale By liz 10l McBURNEf & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

New YORK, JAY i..--SiI'.hs st'"aS Money
- Gold 1861. Flour du:, and unchanged;
Wheat quiet and !irm. Cora aslc better s'io
Isiry active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17
By Harrison & O. Neal, Auctionoers.

By IsrrlSOn q . = eAl, AuCLlOHotEs.
sIALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-
= " i'll be sold on FRIDAY, July 20tn. q. III
,'cloch i ~, at tho n. ". corner Of King and
West streets. all tho Household Furniture
therein contained. consisting of Tables, Chslr,,
ysr ,e;s, Bedsteads Stoves, Sc, &c, &C Sale
post!Ve end without reserve. ~ lo-td
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TPISUOPAL FFMALE INSTITUTE.
T. WINCHESTER, VA.
Ray. j. c WHEAT, DID. Principal.
Assisted by Competent and Experienced I'esc:I7
ers in the Several Departments.
Tho oIorcisrs of this Institute will ia resumed
on Thursday, Sept. T:h, 1877.
For Clrcuara, stating forms. Course oil study,
&c apply to J. q. WHEAT, Principal.
Reference: Bishop and Clergy Of the Prot
Ep Ch of Virginia. ~ 5-eodw
THaE SIXTH SESSION OF THE virgin
& L. RAIL AND MECHAN
ICAE OOLLEG T. opens August 10th, 1877
Ono hundred and thirty-two students are re-
ceived without charge for tuition or college fees,
which cost the re4t $40 ler annum. Board va
ries from $? month for thosa who occupy coll
lego rooms end live in messes, to SIS for those
who pay the highest rate for room rem! and ia
bio hoard. Send for Catalogue.
G.. L. G. MINOR, President!
. 10 IL cow BIacksburg Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

o. BONES NICE SOAP lust received. 1t
a. y is The cheapest Soap sold only5c cake.
House koepors will save by using 1t. For selo By
GEO. McBURNEY s SON,
wi Ito md 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

DRIME CAROLYN RICE at
l. i7l7 j.. 6 G. MILBURN'S.
NRESH LEMONS, prime, just received by
A. iylI O. s. Z. MILSURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-17

,;:ra Rsl,iao.s Stock Mzchanho yesterday
3 & @. shares coaa.l nj 81 r!o, - sSSe"' WILL
lilt saes
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jy ll-ti'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

Now that the railway bridge across the
Missouri river, between Council Bluffs and
Omaha, has been badly damaged, and Is in
need OF expensive repairs, change, real or
pretended. is likely TO be announced pretty
soon in regard TO its ownership. For long
time after II was built (by the Union Pacific
railway company as a part Of its line, as was
supposed y 10 was claimed to be not the pro-
perty OF the railroad. but OF a separate cor
porstiOn, which collected twenty-five cents
on each railway passenger carried over H.
and perpetrated the outrage of compelling
through travellers to re-check their baggage
on both sides OF the river. Thea things were
lovely. and the goose was up. Bat now that
the day of disaster has come, and some
100000 are needed for repairs, II will prob
ably be made TO appear that the bridge was
transferred To the common stockholders OF
the railroad 'fsome time ago" and the cost
OF rebuilding saddled accordingly. Itthis is
not done, then all We have to say is that
this particular concern Is not as smart as
the inside rings or railway companies
usually are. Whats profitable is private.
and what turns out badly belongs to the
company" That is their motto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

A special law should be enacted in every
state for the benefit OF the class OF habit
ual ohild-b heaters. An unusually revolving
case OF cruelty TO a child recently took place
in New York, where one Cusick and his
wife requested one Walker TO beat their lit
tie girl. aged twelve years. for disobedience
natural query would be, why did not the
parents do the beating themselves? The pa
rents answer was, because Walker, who wa
the little girls cousin, was "gooi and
strong" The job was evidently not an IN
pleasant one for the brute, Walker. who
locked the girl in a room, ami there unmer-
cifully dashed her across the face with a rat
tan, which had been previously soaked in
soap, iDficting cuts and bruises the marks of
which Will remain on her face for life Tie
unnatural parents were all this time in the
hallway, the father shouting GIVE il to
her. give il TO her," and the mother presery
ing passive indifference. Il is gratifying
10 learn that Walker was arrested and held
IN default of $1,000 bail to answer In the
court of special sessions, while the model
father was sent TO the city prison for fifteen
days and TO stand committed to keep the
peace in default OF $500 bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

The President is represented as saying
that m his opinion after the democrats have
elected Speaker of the House they will
cease TO cohere, since the questions coming
up for action will relate To currency, silver
reconciliation, tariffs, banking, railroads,
internal improvements, foreign commerce,
etc, upon no one of which either party is
agreed. The result of the election in Ohio
cannot be taken, he thinks, as an expression
OF opinion on his course in office, because
both platforms indOrse the general policy of
the Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

Mr.. Hurlburt, editor OF the New York
Word, besides being a most brilliant writer
and one OF the best cooks in the country, is
worth little over sl2,5OO,O 900. That is to
say: eight gentlemen sat down 10 dinner il
Mr.. Chllds cottage at Long Branch las. San
day, and as the only fact concerning tn
party considered worth mentioning was the
one that 1.-the wealth represented amounted
to more than slOO OOO ,OOO," We are bound to
presume that Mr.. III. is worth the amount
Damed above. Else why was he there. where
wealth seemed 10 constitute the only dis
firctiono
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

We are glad 10 learn that there is 10 truth
in the report that the President VIII not re
woke his call for an extra session of CDngraSs
in October. The country wants to pay its
honest debts a. soon as possible, and Con-
gress is the medium through which this must
be done. Twenty thousand officers and en-
listed men will in October be the creditors of
the government to the extent OF a very large
amount of money. and no delay should occur
in cancelling the obligation. The President.
1t is said, believes that the appropriations
for the army will be voted promptly and
without partisan opposition. 1t is further
said that he may recommend to Congress
that discretionary power be given TO the Ex-
ecutive TO I'LL up the companies to a given
maximum In case OF an emergency requiring
a LARGER force than the permanent establish
ment. This would be a sensible recsmmen-
dation and one which Congress ought to
heed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

Comment has been made on the nigh aver
sge attained by the members of the Amart-
can rife team soon To compete with the
British rif1emen al CreedmeOr. The attsn-
tion Of a member OF the British team was
called TO this the other day and he accounted
In a measure for the high averages OF the
Americans In the first place, he said the
Americans practice only In fine weather
while In England they shoot whenever day
is fixed, no matter what the weather may be
zone Of our most remarkable Wimbledon
series OF matches, ;" said thu Britisher, "was
shot In q storm OF wind and rain, and still
with all these disadvantages the meeting
went OF just as II there had been fine
weather. Again, calculations based on
these averages are likely to be iallacious, be-
cause IT is impossible 10 get the ratio between
averages shot n places 5000 miles apart. IL
soften difficult, too, TO estimate correctly
averages shot at the same target under diff
event conditions OF temperature and pres
sure, the weather In other respects being
1al' So The Americans had better not fly
eheiI Kites too high, bu, wait until after the
DUAL tyial. ~>
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To Correspondents.

AL letters intended for publication referring in
any way t. the editorial department. Of the paper,
SHOULD be addressed o. The Efioy Of The Sdy Those
relating its business departments shOuld be al
dressed o. The Publisher If The S'dr Observance
of these directions will prevent provoking delays
Checks etc. in payment # bills should in all
bemade PAYABLE O. the order Of The ErsuiHz Star
Nstrypaper CoDpaHy,-not 10 that Of any individual
81 NJ an1ny nous commune atoms read. No re-
jected cnnnnunic ati0ns returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

The Hungarians in New York have hit
upon good plan TO give employment TO
their poor. They have held mass meeting
and discussed the plan 10 form a Hungarian
colony in one OF the western states, where
the Hungarian emigrsnts and unemployed
artisans and workmen may fini a place of
settlement. committee Of fifteen was an
pointed to prepare permanent plan OF or
ganiZatiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

Another massacre by Chief Joseph is re-
ported from Montana. Dispatches fail to
state whether the party massacred were sim
ply citizens or citizen volunteers en- route to
join the regular forces operating against
Howard. although il appears 10 be the former.
The Indians captured three women whom
they re ease', which would indicate that
Joseph believes in carrying on the war in a
civilized fashion. and not after the manner
OF the more barbarous tribes OF Indians At
present Joseph is pretty well hemmed in
down IN southwestern Montana. With How
ard close on his rear and General Sturgis
"laying fer him in front his chances OF
escape are not very brilliant. He has shown,
however. thathe is capable Of getting through
very small hole, and possibly may elude
his enemies after all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28
sI2 900, At 8 per cent.

E0R RENT -
BY X. o. HOFFMAN,
DO street nOTthv est.
61s lgh street northwest, 10 roums, mod IN D. SIS
2l43 Penn avenue NV, rosms, mod. imp IS
LOG lnRle Place, II rooms and stable, mod imp 81
B1S street northwest. rooms mod. imp ....---. a.
12OS 3Ih street n 3 rooms, store and cellar. 3
231 let street southeast, rooms, mod imp. IS
1J42 81 street northwest. 10 Rooms, mod. lmp-. IS
1904 eth street northw est, TO bms and store 81
200 5th street southeast, DO rooms aid store
with store, 50, without 20
2O2 9Th street SOU beast Rooms, mod imp.... 81
2O4 9Th street uihesst rooms, mod i'm p.--.. 20
Col "a street sout invest rooms aud Is
129 street northeast, rooms, mod. imp ~
3 llth street northwest, Is
18th street northwe- rooms. ..-----..-- q
2lS street northeast, rooms D.
augoI ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

CECOND-HAND CLOTHING, FURNI
- TUBE, CARPETS, BIDDING, OILOLOTH0,
and Good Of every dssortDtjon boashk, and the
hishea caah Iriess Iaad. Order n Han Promptly
o0(l6-H ~ stEsse ed Ye0At fVSaus.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR SALE Oh RENT-Pennsylysnis sveuue,
No 2I42, and sdloirins, TWJ HOUSES, !usi
ments, bath, rar sc, lstrobe. etc. situation high,
dry, open and airy; built for cash and will
ls stry Sr% s. % Err s s11. %
DIRE G A sSNYEB, i4aO Mas. ave. e. saSf ~.
EoR RENT-Nineteenth and P.T rooms, SO;
re5ia. IS 'I5is street @ r9om mss Us s:
3Il - streets IS rooa :. 9 ;. 2Ot street u
or s, LIONS ~ Apply to A. s GAY" ooo; i2eS
EoR RkNT-A Beautiful HOUSE, on one OF the
Il finest and hea hies; reefs Ia the city, contain
tns Ia rooms including bath and water closet,
hne halls, room-; &c, painted and p,pered; excel
lent range lsirobe, h Il and cod water, SC; large
yadfrout and rear, front enclosed with iron rail
ing on marble base, with fountain, stable. aud car
nssr ns,es, s D oy TO- schools, ShurSe.s &C.
eIty Ill nov be rented for only sS Per month pad
ID. Iss s,tss, sGSs tenant nsss
k'uR BENT One three-story BRICK HOUSES
feseo es'h No 0S ais sns F ss
) nStss~e.i; rent. Tso thrss . tory Il BRIcS OK
h H., 81 rS.|; bath r,sm newly repaired and
one bali square from the 4 gricutursl Department,
and ten minutes walk from the Treasury; gooH
bath r"C n.S fry
persd and painted, Nos 1914 and rs = sth street.
Houses have aIimoiern i'm provements: hot =, cold
stT@t. auesI1w
Eok sALE-A three story Pressed Brick Front
U Unwilling. eisut rooms aud hath modern
.mPro' smt nts, with store Room belos; lot 2orlas
fei; IN 81 excel ent busIress cality. VII ne sold
go sna on easy terms }. STANLEY JoNEs
ENUk REST or sALF-New 4 ubIe ihre. story
j sud Manssrdr out BRI X RESIDkN"E n
one IN" n eel i"C~ tons of 9eorg town, uinE
thiriteu rooms stationary aslstanis aud AT her
M de IN lmpruNrr ent- COW p-fe, with lag- rrpCei
front side yard htlei win cho-ce shrubo ~;
,r.f 6 ~ co vent"At Apply 10 ALBE<,
FOX 800 s'r''t rnr't v'st aur2s1W
EOR RFNT-Tre PICTrRE GALLERY Is -
I 'ud and third foors.D4I5 7th street near Ode
Fe !, w. Hall, formerly occn pied by " ChesIsv.
VIII b" for rent Sc ptenher lst Call Of SOS 6h
stree norhwsst Y. CULLlNtN suEls 2v'
FOR BENT-BRICk HOUSE, No. 1871 Colun-
. TIA sir.et, seven rooms, water, gas and bath
rooms; SIS Also, six room BRICK, No. I2Is
2Oth street Northwest. Keys next door. Apply
Pam Store, I2Is street northwest. W. Ruth
Ekfohb. sugs I'm
EOR RENT-No. 1927 Columbus street; SIS Ter
4 month; eas, bath aud BstrObe: lust IN 1rOuchIy
tainted pspered and repaired. Apply b shy
DIR. NsIonat Sayings Bank. augs I'm
E'OR RENT-s Three story BRICK, situated ON
u corner q 18th aud NJ streets northwest; sou,
1lO3 N street northwest. su7-im'
t'OR PENTHOUSE No 8i3 New Jersey ave-
d Duc northwest; 10 rooms, modern improve
ments, rent 20 snit the times Apply e. w. c,
JOHNSON, us 18th tree northwest. aus I'm
E0R RENT-Toeether or separately, HOUSE aud
D eTbRk, corner ass tchuSetts avenue ard 18Th
street northwest, with all modern imprOy eRients
Ihqnreof " WAlTER IOIl Est.r sui I'm
L'Uk SALE OR RENT-A good Frame HOUSE
L with slate roof; eight acres of ground ana fine
stream; also. fine Pudding SITES nj ammenisle.
DANIEL AMNEN, BeltsvilIe, OF stop at Ammon-
dale. y5sm
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Al. White LIsS b Charles k-a .... ............ 2c
For sale by all Booksellers and NewsdeaIers, or
sent postage prepaid, On receipt Of price By
GEORGE MUNRO,
auR2l-6'' T0ndeucater ST., N. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

The little Bowleses will be asking "What
ais Pa: when the editor OF the Springfield
ReI"'t'c"" comes home one of these fine
evenings with his scalp lock gone. He has
been urgallant enough 20 compare Gail
Hamilton's letters on the civil service reform
10 the efforts of"a dog baying at the moon -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

4rei00e strorn Daily Circulation orer
JS-5OO-beiHg more than three times that
Of any other daily paper iH Washington.
and more than that Of all the others added
fO1efLcT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

4 UTTRELL & BURFORD,
IL 5O6 X street, OPP. General Post One.
Houses for Rent.
No. SOC 9th ct house aud store, mod: fmps--- rs
20. SO7 East Capitol ST.. 10 rooms, eli N. y
No. Sl3 18th street rooms, mod iiaps-------... y
No AZ M ,.souri ave SPOONS, mod IN D. 81
TO. 5Ss SIN ctr ct, III rooms, all M. ?
No .y2O sth street, store. all mod imp. ~
NO 1850 i4th street, ~ rooms, all mod. impe. IS
hOlas,. for Sale and Exchange.
We offer q list OF Property, both improved and
unlmproved, which can be sold at low fgures, aud
on terms 10 suit. Also, two hne houses In exchange
for small property.
$4,000 900, 1000, 4 900, 500, ct eight
Fer cent. Jyls-u
L'OR REHT-6o. 1913 Carroll st z RS, m l. . %
Il DO. 1941 9Th ST. NV, m. f..--.-.. ~
Do. 1903 9TH At. .w.,m.i
FOR sALE-No. 81 Mass ave T. - . 4 sn
DO. 1903 Ith Il. n. ...............,.. .. Z In
Do. Small Farm. Is acres, tour miles from CITY
DO. CT TeEt-SQuhre Ground northern part fcity
CHAS. A. APPEL,
leS II No. asa Louisiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28
FOR RENT AND SALE.

BY II. WARMER 90.
BRAISaEp h wARNKR EDNrIS A NcISrIRr.
alC street Dorthv 81, opp. Masonic Tea pie.