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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July u, lSSG.-Tho
market to-day was quiet ;Ld frm. Flour !.
steady and without charge. Tho tGs,irss O.
Whea! amounted to 5iC0 bushels, and salcs were
made al 95 and l02 70: Ful.z. and lC9. Ito al:
1l2 for Lancaster. There were 1000 bushels Of
Corn offered. which sold at IS FOR white, No
Oats reported, and one small lot OF Rye b-ovgh:
G5. No change in country produce.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July e.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle ranged as iu.
lows
Generally rated first qualiLy..........3 IS q I -
Medium or good fair quality. .....3 o. "a -
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 50 q z -
Extrome range ofprices.. 80 a s ~
Most Of the sales were from ..........3 IS q / =
Receipts Tor the week 223S hosd sales 1876.
no market was not tc.ve It any time c-tsY,
aud prices from tho beginning were 54!c lower
tor the medium end common grades, which pre-
dominated. Outside of q few very choice Cstllc,
which wero sold on private terms al higher
lgnre than our highest given quotation, the
Calt % offered were OF lower average than last
week, tops being again notably scarce. and
these showed no change, quality considered as
compared with last week.
Mich Cows-Trade continues SLOW, and prices
unchanged at 20 to $40 por ho,d, rs - quality.
been in moderate supply. Good Sheep of all
kinds were sold out early in the day Tho home
and country demand (the lattor for feeders snI
stockers) has bean fairly active. Lambs h,y.
bsen in good demand. but the quality cf The OF
ierlng has been only fair. We note good de-
msnd fer gco1 Eve. We quote mutton Shop
at 33s4! ,nts per 10; stock Sheep st 2,$3 per
head. md Lambs st I,tl cents per ID gross. Al.
rivals this week 9.S head
Swino.-There is sons falling Off ia tao nu:a
hers OF the receipts this week rs compH-oi with
LAST week, the difference b,iog exsc.ly 100 ho,t
and an Improvement of = in prices a moJn,.
ate trade is reported il all tina yards. Tn,
qusiity averages scarcity As good rs last wayS
Inc light thin Eogs being slightly moro numpr-
Gus than they were then. We quote Hogs a; t.,
ats cents. with most sales ranging at about 4, is
per 10 net and fair prospects Just now for 4 con.
llnnance, f)r few days at least OF tho prosr;.,
prices. srIi'als this woek % hosd.
BALTIMORE, July q --Vrg:ni. Ga old -; 49,
deferred Ga do consuls 5. DO "a series -:
pact duo coupons Ssh new H. s0J Als; III -
coupons % bid to-day. Cotton dull; middlng
III. Flour soidy and unChsrg,d Whas,--
Southern steady; Western higher, clo.ine W ,sk:
Southern red lt%,l07i; do subsr l0S,l!4; Eul
Maryland lis; No 2 Western winter red sn"l
and July 1851; Aug l0ialJ7;; Sop: 1914 .l07!;
October lCei4l0Si Corn->ou!hsrn ,t,sdy ana
quiet Western Gull; Southern white and yellow
s.; Western mixed spot and July. 4!.i-t; aug
1i!.4II; Seprr 1Si'4si; stsstner dit,Ii. 0ss
higher snd fairly active; Southern 4.a4l; Wr.:-
era white 1ts42; do mixed 3o,4l. Kye uue! -;
20. Hay unchanged Coffee dull Rio c,ry,
ordinary 10 choic, l?i.l;i SuSsr LrM; A e"'t
l(s. Whisky dull At 10! ,Sl II
NEW YORK. July q Stocks stro:g Mo-
2s2i. Flour quiet. Wheat hasvy Corn dul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

The August number of the St. Nicholas Mag
sz.ne has been received from its publishers,
Scribner s. Co, New York. Tho reputation
this magazine has achieved for developing in
terest and impar!ing instruction TO young pso.
PIE is we'll maintained in the present num- Dor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
w. II. II.

Which is tho riciost child 10 The worldly
Rothscbds What is the best remedy for the
baby? De. Balls Baty Syrup. for it contaios
20 oniatcs, and is innocent but effective. For
sale b! all Druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

The republican speakers and newspapers Ct
tho North arc continually harping upon the COLI
ton Of the demtcuc7 with tn. repudiators Of
Virginia, aud asking their readers whether it will
be SAT, to cntrust the govtrnmcnt to any !u,h
hands. The democracy has mado no coalition
with tho repudiator5 of Virginia. If any coaIi
ton has been made with Virginia regulators
it has been by tho republicans, into whose hands
the repudiators are playing. But there are
really very few democratic regulators in Viz
elni1, nor has Virginia repudiated. So far
from it her bonds afford the best possible in<
vtsmont, paying min, per cent. interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

Mrs. Harriet Girard Clark. widow Of Dr.. G.
Clark and last surviving niece OF Stephen
Girard. died in Philadelphia yesterday. Her
first husband was Baron lIalleman1, general
tf artillery under Napoleon |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
SOM hONlt Il IL ~
The Republican Nomination.

Tho nomination of Msjor Sampson ?. Bayly
for Congress By The Republican convention Of
July lst has not resu It'd in tia capitalization c
the Repu blicsn vote in his favor 80 had boon
hoped By his friends. The or ections TO the
mani or in which the nomina was secured
for him has ftom muttertd discontent assumed
outspoken opposition. The republic N club of
this city at its last meeting appointed Judge
Wostel Wi!loughhy Hon. Lewis Mck enzie and
Rev. Fields Cook &C IL nitt3e to wait upon the
Republican National Congrt s;ionsl Committee
in Wsshir gton and confer with them upon the
situation in this. the 9Th Congressional district Al
the meeting of the Garfield end Arthur club at
Falls Church on Saturday night the subject was
brought to the attention of tho club by j. &. De
Putron, and although come of Major BaylY's
frisnds tried 10 squelch the speaker and taboo
the subject the feeling was so strong that it was
d. cided by that club TO have no baud in The dis.
CUSTOM to avoid any endorsement! hy tie cub
ut Msjor Bayiy, end allow toe members perfect
freedom of cho in their selection TOR Con ~re:s,
permitting the friends Of Minor Bsyly TO vote
for ii n, and those oppoEing him to vet, against
him 1t they 80 dtslIe1. The ill timed zeal of
Mr.. B. W. Clark. Major Bsylys principal
henchnan. IN visiting Washington and Unrest.
licans Of this district if they did not fail ia limo
and vote lJr the Major, has cot had tendency
20 molliiy The feeling against him IS candidate,
and from prosent appearances he is likely 10 be
deieslo1 by his own party without the aid Of
Conservative opposition. FAIRFAX
The negro Digps. who bru!ay Cd ragged Mrs.
J. TachiteIy. OF Darnestowu, Montgomery couu
ty. Nd, on Saturday night, vas captured last
night at MechaniciVil!c, twenty miles from
Rockville, aud lodged 10 Rockville jail
tie admitted that he did what vas charged
against him, but said be was drunk and hardly
knew what be was doing. lie denied striking
the lady. He will probably be lSnohsd to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

$50 lion. S. {. Ncat:
Orange sends c,pgrstl lMiors with o 81
delegation to vote for you first, last AID all
time.
W. s. Fnzr, A. Thon SIT,
Il. g. Macon. f. Thoms1n
DR.. W. I. Stephr,s. K. Stanud.
W. Chapman, Z. s. llaw.
p. Moncurs, VIM. Bcadtur5,
&. Jonts. Il. Gaines,
Fred Stepters. Nj. Wayland.
Dr. w. Voolfolk, w. A. Wright,
f. Bar, D. EauIconpr,
John Wilkins, John Ddval,
Albert E'iis, james Hughes.
w. Ii. Pfoutt, VIM. Whillrck,
Chsrles BsIl. De. Il w. Rowe,
VIM. Estis, VIM. Critic,
J. Thackcr. George CampbIl,
Janis Ray, W. Bear.
Thomas Ileyts, j. Pierce.
w. W. Bargcss, l.. Pierc',
Dr. +. Fsiaterro, u. j owuioF,
T. NJ. McNlurran, 7. Tsii,l,rro,
VIM. Taliatelro. y. Smith,
/. MscoD. w. Reyuoda
Thomas Wiusor, }. Reynolds
J. Neaman. j. KsynclI,.
G, Na9msp. 3. II. Reynold',
w. Bradford. d. Qlescnbury.
w. Wcstcy Bradford, d. Matthews,
Henry Bradford, j.. feathers,
f. Wilkins, f. McCl,arg.
j. Day, Z. Siz,r,
). Richards. J.SzT,
Alfred Witcher. Joseph Matthews,
j. Witcher, Jamrs Matthess,
A, Wi:cicr. g. DoWper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27


No one at all acquainted with the condition
OF the American navy denies that that navy is.
as o means Of ffsnso or defense. entirely worth
less. and that Secretary Thompson, 10 turning
back into the Treasury money that could be *
pended 10 repairing vessels that would be o! 10
moro service with than without repair, il act.
ing upon wise advice. But. for sl that he
people Of the C untry are not SO blind as 10 be
unable to SEQ that the Secretary's attempt to
achieve reputation for an economical tduiu.
lstration of his department. by such meabs is
perfectly transparent sham. The Secretary's
partisan cectioneerinc tour. too. in the faco of
his approval Of the evil service reform ordtr
prohibiting federal offcs holders from taking
an active part in politics. only adds to the rrjof
OF his being az ami Il lated humbug afforded by
his bombastIo offer of q brao, of government
pistols 10 General Woodford With which to do.
tsnd himself against the Judge, jury and wit
nesscs of the court before which he was prosc.
cutting an indicted party. Mr. Thompson is
native Of this State, and affords striking illus.
tration of the truth of the provcrb that when a
Virginian slips he falls harder and lower than
son of any tier State in the Uoion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

The Eagl;sb bark R. w. Wood has srrise al
quarantine, thirty six miles below Mobile, from
Havana With yellow fever on board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

HlTUHCOCk LAGPSl
- HITCHCOCK LAMPS
We have Just received 3 lot Of The Hitchcn k
HOUSE Lamps Call and examine.
MCLEAN 6 UHLEK,
apl0 ~ Einp sira,L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

pRESERVING KETTLES and SAUCE
l. PANS-Brsss. Porcelain lined snd Bel
Metal Kettles, &c. Cor sale by
j. f. UakLIN g SONS
Isl G' King stree,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

The indecent idea corceived by Mr.. Hayes,
or suggested to him by some Of the desperate
AID uuscrupulous leaders of bis party of stump
ing California for Mr.. Garfield naturally sclD.
dalized tho Hholo country and raised such 90
indignant protest by reputable republicans
against its execution that it will probably be
abandoned. Grant used TO say that ho was the
representative Of the republican garty. but he,
with oil his ignorance and disregard of proprio.
ties. never deviatod from them to such sur
rrising extent as to contemplate the open pros
titutiou Of the presidential ofioe to party pur.
poses by makiog clecioneering tours 10 the
avowed interests Of individual candidates. Evil
times have evidently fallen upon the country,
aud unle:s the fostering ills, to which it is now
the prey. be soon removed by change not only
10 the politics bu. 10 tho personal character of
the administration, there is no telling tho de-
groo Of intamy to which its rulers may descend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

MTEH HAVE received direc. from tho Frank
w lin Refinery 8 lot Of MOULD A SuGhE
TO which we especially inTito tho Nta:.lihn q.
confec.ionors.
ap27 w. A. JOHNSON ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27

NEW YORK July q Stocks stro;g No ,rv
2s2i. Flour quiet. Wheat hasvy. Corn dul
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The Attempted SIaudrr.

Aud lUur hu lGftd olhera, as altt steI By n
SIsu ,htrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-27
C0nSratuIatOry Message.

Mr.. s. q. Neals ycsierlsy received the fol-
loving c5ugratulltory message from friends 10
Orapge c>unty:
"ORANGE G. IT,. Va, July &c. 1880.
$50 Hon. $. e. Ncalc:
Orange sends congratulations with o solid
delegation to vote for you first. last AID all tho
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

While the report atloat that senator Blaine
took from New York TO Maine the SUN OF
100000 contributed by business men towards
the defeat OF the fustonists may or may not be
true, II Is quite certain that the democrats In
Maine have done all in their power TO disgust
The business men OF the country by their ALL
ance with the nat money men, Should. there
lore, the democrats be thoroughly beaten this
month In Maine. they will get little sympathy
In financial and business circles Political par
ties viii learn after awhile that these eatang-
Ing alliances with dlsreputable organizations.
In order 10 beat third adversary. do not pay
as matter OF policy. 10 say nothing of the
morality OF the thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

out IL Indiana. where the political canvass ia
at white heat, the grave yards are being searched
for material Wherewith to wage the campaign
some democrat, it appears, after hunting among
grave stones, discovered that the last resting
place OF the father OF Mr.. Porter, republican
candidate Tor governor, was not kept Ia good
order. Forthwith the party organs called upoa
The people or the state to condemn, at the polls
man who would not put up stone TO marx
The grave OF his father. The republicans had to
Offset this. and the burying places OF the demo-
cratic leaders were ransackec. II was di5coy-
cred that though the grave OF Mr.. English's
father vas In pretty good order, there was no
stone erected at the spot. just as the repubII-
cans had begun TO utilize the discovery. It was
shown that English had ordered g sia.0J1 m0nu-
nent OF Italian stone, In memory OF his deceased
father, and that the WORK is being done Id
Europe Now both parties are grUnOi1g IN the
grave yaICs for more materia! Q: tie sane sort.
They had better be deTOting their attention 20 D.,
the living, who do the voting. is bad enough
TO subject the candidate for Office 10 continued
abuse and villhcation, which has now become
the custom. The dead a1cest0rS-0f q candidate,
even, ought TO be permitted 10 rest In Q1iet,
whether any marble shafts mark the spot or
not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

In the opinion OF the New York EreBtHg Post,
the Increase In the number Of persons who COM
init the crime or bigamy Is matter deserving
serious consideration, and constitutes one
among other reasons for the adoption In the
various states OF the union Of uniform divorce
laws The diversity that now exists In these
laws In the various states affords both tempta-
ton to WroDg-doing ana ready escape from It's
consequences; and tina consequent injury TO
pubic morals Is undoubtedly great and in
creasing. There have been reported five Or six
conspicuous cases OF blgaIny during the last
rev days, each one or which Is seriously CON-
pieated by the offence having been committed
in a different state from that OF the original
marriage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

The lower House OF the 18th Congress Will
nave 293 members Twelve states have CON-
pleted their nominations, OF which Maine, Min
neSota and Kansas Tenominate their present
representatives. Nineteen states have partly
nominated, aud seven states have not held con-
Sentions- OF the lS3 nominations made, 62 take
The places OF present representatives, being one
more than one-third OF the sitting members left
at home. Ole hundred and ten nominations
are yet TO be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

The season has come 10 pretty abrupt close
at Cape May, Long Branch and all along shore.
although the hot weather sim continues. Al
Long Branch, ocean Grove. and that part OF
the Jersey coast, the season has been an exceo-
uonaliy good one, but at Cape May II has been
quite the reverse. The Cape May correspon-
dence OF The STAR to-day explains why this
Is thus"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

The immigration TO this country In August
was greater than In any similar period In other
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02
SPORTING GOODS.

Gas GUN!-Extracrdinar Bargain. Warranted
% perfection IN barrels. locks. stock. action aud
shootips Qualities; Double. barrel Breach. loading
Shot Gun English Illuminated Steel Barrels
worthy 800 Gun. Trial given and money re-
FUNDED II not satisfactory. Testimonials TT Is
d Soou Eln in every respect and the sportsman
needs no. better. Up. Jouey, esq, u s. SMITH
sonian institute; = F EageT, esq, u .. Govern
Major Geo. Duffey, Com. Internal Revenue Alex
sndris, vs., and hundreds of others. O'MEARA's
sporting BaZars, cor. 18th and y, opp L. r. Treas
sud j2l eth, opp L. :. POST Office. Tnlnense cata.
lofEue II tine Colt Guns, Fishing Tackle. 81 Races
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

Mr. Nimmo chief OF the Bureau OF statistics
makes report upon the proposed Interoceanic
Canal, ir which his brIstling facts and figures
all 60 TO show that the canal WIZ not pay His
estimates are based, however. upon the present
Condition OF commerce, and the canal men say
that an argument based on present traffic and
production is fallactous and that speedler COM
municati0ns between countries and more init
mate commercial and social relations viii
greatly stimulate production and Increase ocean
traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02
NEW DRY GOODS.
FOR EARLY F1LL WEAR.

FOR EARLY F1LL WEAR.
CAsHMERES, CHUDDA CLOTHS.
MERiNOR. MONTE CLOTHS
SCOTCH PLAIBS. CORDULETTES.
CAMELS HAIRS. SERGES.
BLACK AMI COGORED NELVETS.
BROCADE SATINS, SATIN DE LYON.
BLACK SILKS, COLObED SILKS.
BLACK SATINS, COLORED SATISS.
SHETLAND AND CHUDDA SHAWLS.
Medium Weight MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Great Bargains In TABLE LINENS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
70 doZ 81 Linen German NAPKINS, at 81 so.
% doz- Genuine Deyonshire TOWELS at 80. GO.
Ito dog: Ladies Pure Linen Cambria Hemstitched
HANDkERCHIEFS, at 81. so per doz.
BARNSLEY AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS,
ranging from 81 9c-fto 50 90 per yd.
NM CLOI lis, vi D0yleys to match.
FURNITURE GRAPES AND CRETONNE5.
~ Our Northern and Eastern Correspondents
send us New Supplies Daily.
W"ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN
PLAfS FIGURES
PERRY q BROTHER,
PennA. Ave-, cor 9th st.
Eet0oI.sIeo ~ io4U. au.2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum-
ner travellers, can have TIE STAR mailed to them.
postpaid. Tor ftty cents per month. the address
being changed as often ss desired The money
n ust accompany the order In su cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02


Oddly enough, the Tammany and anti-Tam-
many factions OF the New York democracy
undertook yesterday to settle their differences
ana apportiOn their candidates by lottery. This
plan was adopted In selecting as5emblymen
but John Kelly opposed It's extension to con-
greSsmen. He wanted TO select three districts
and give the other four TO Irving Hall, and his
choice was 5. 5. Cox in the sixth district, Fer
nando Wood in the ninth district and Orlando
could not be reached yesterday, and meeting
will be held this afternoon to settle the matter.
The democrats of New jersey were hardly
as successful yesterday In harmonizing upon
STATE ticket as their brethren were In Conneeti-
cut. After stormy time the nomination OF
Dir. George e. Ludlow for governor was
achieved on the fourth ballot The New York
Herald thinks that Mr.. Ludlow may be elected
''if all the delegates viii carry the same par
oXysmal energy into the canvass which they
displayed In the convention, but the fact that
bis nomination partakes OF revenge upon Sena-
TOR Randolph and Gen. Mcclellan Is not a
favorable augury OF success when it Is consid-
cred In connection with the acknOg ledgrneut
or Mr.. Albeit, Il presiding officer on the
occasion, that the opposing candidate IS the
strongest and best man whom the republicans
could have selected. There Is so much at
stake, however. this presidential year. that
any heaTt-b1rnings about the gubernatorIal
nomination Will not probably be allowed to en-
danger the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

IGOR RENT
Il THE COBCORAN BUTIDINE,
OPPOSITE U. 3. TREASURY. 18th STREEr.
Fine Stores, Offce Rooms-singly or comnunicst
tpe-fcr Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water aRt
Closets on every floor. Elevator and Steam heat
jyl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02
SUMNER RESORTS
SAFE AND SURE!
NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
18th Street and Menu KnrI A wenua

Fire. Burglar aud Damp Proof Vaults from &5
% you q year Government Bonds OF deposit for
81 per 81. COO Also. receives Rilverware in Trunks
ior.moderate rate. Board Of managers Vim. sticx-
2. Snyder; secretary; A. Z. Sturtevsnt treasurer;
henry a. Willard. John Oassels. Thos. Esana- jy29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02
SINGLETON q HOEKE.
Sol Market Space.
FAMOUS YACHT FANNIE BELL
IL FOR RATTLE.

AT ABNkR'S SUMNER GARDEN,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2. 1880.
ls provided with jib, lnainsai racing topsail, fly
ing jIo, balloon tib and square sail, new last ~
year Has wire rigging, patent puueys, ~
anchors, tool cheet, extra pulleys and rope, 80
nag, streamer, cushions and carpet, &c. She is
very staunch and FAST having sailed to Norfolk in
her present rig, and has probably won more races
than any other boat on the Potomac. Yacht at
formation at C'MEARA'S. cor. F, opp Treasury.
and Room sc. Patent Office. anglo At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02
For RENT AND SALE.

r Io5 Il =. NV; 10 "a. nearly new s2s rer mo-
t20 iS tn. st tn pS: 10 rooms 20 yer mo
lsiS IN st nv. gc . 20 re- mo
MI s' "a ''' "Nf TODD i HshpY. Ter NO
teI3 sos Sc -erta street Nv.
+ BrR O. HOFFMAN.
REAL bs5a aid se .le,s SS S0rSxss
ststns Rfnk. 1913 Riggs st, NV,
For house MASS av $50 TsO sth 81 ne.,srs.
Fur b Spsse f Fss i si fn g Ss 20 20
Mass, ave n.w.-..-. 100 POSI- 9thst-, RS. -
Eur h'ss 1912 st nwl2s 6S7 pet n.w....... 81
Eur; house. X st NV $50 90 18th ST. NV.
SO Sis NV isS. $3.50 .S sise rs
Rooms over Gait, $ 81 It ni e RS IS
,sss 81 ispst far &c &c 81 sss : w. e
LARGE hall, Post Blds o las 9th 81. n ". -
iisS Mass % s5ss 81 n S V. re = IA S
~ ~ rs and bsth ~ 222 tSth sts.w-, 5 -. Is
aa3. 81 NV, Al RS 50 2OS4 Sth 81 n. W.
ana bath 40 $ st ne. rs'.. "a "a
ziu s. n-w',s rs an BOSS Sth Wa. 81
and oath ..-..--... 80
, / MAZE No cRARGE TO L.AND4oRps ron
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PUBLIC CONSTANTLY.
HAVE MANY or THE FINEST BUILDING
f FotsEs u NE Eyf GTY s E8E ss t phSF
TO BI-Y. r. . Hoi,TZMsN.A A'A~
sus2s 10th and sts. NV
FOR RENT-
1919 RHODE ISLAND AvR.-Handsone Brck
kss'.eLSe cents lliik 10 rooms, a1leysto-. aud
every foot ern convenience. Price 1928 Per month.
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. near Iowa Cir
ce;"-A desirable new lo-raom Brick Residence,
VITA every convenience. Price s5O per month.
io5 &c" STREET \ Handsome Brick Resi-
blelces. Price $50 pa month.
425 AND 427 FOrRTH ST. N.w.-Two four
st%ry Bricks. 20 rooms each Sas AKA water Price
1924 SIXTH sT. E.W.-re2-r1un Brick. mod
ern imTs. Prices 81. 80
aus26 THos. j. USHER r co. 1928 Fst.n.w.
nor RENT-sevorai very desirable Brick sevon-
ed snd cecGgied Immediately, rent 70 commence
seIt; J, ls:a; at $50. Also. lsrse list of other
- ~ '"- JOHN SHERMAN & co.
a1g2l SIN 81 Cloud Building.
EoR RENT. FOR RENT. Fol- RENT
81 Six. 2a 5, = Nv Sc 2 3 st.
gl5 18th ST 7rs. % 50 sl4 I'D St n W, store Is
Srew bricks. Esd so - 1919 25d ST w.. rs 10 10
Mercy 70 lean in sums 10 suit. ist Of otter ,r5p-
eliy both Tor sale snd rent, including several good
Stores II the west end, caa be my office.
" Il WILCOX,
sn!lI-3m Corner both and SITS. n W.
fIoR SALE-A DESIRABLE HOME, GU the
= southeast corner Of and "a 81. 6. e., ARRANGED
as follows: Basement-Eurnace and fuel room,
store room. kitchen aid pantry. First foor-Sa-
loon par.or with hay window, dining room aud
pantry. Second foor-Three chambers and bath
room. Third foor-Two large chsmbers aud sew
waits room, al n good order Parking or front
ard west side, enclosed by substantial iron fence.
The floors Of first story ard trimmings "a hard
wood. This property is within two sl1sres of the
u. $ Capitol. and one square Of the Metropolitan
and Pa. aHelue street cars Price d OU0. An in
spectinn OF the premises is Invited.
iy20-Sm FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN
TyOR RENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-02

T. BYR O. HOFFMAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER,
10th ard = streets northwest.