Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1873, Page 2

Sia eee ve oe pe wesaicryemeiom. * EVENING STAR. cRosBY S. NOYES....... Editor, M Largest Circulation in the District | Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY........... September 2, 1873. ‘Washington as an Educational Center The very voluminous and valuable report of Commissioner Eaton, of the bureau of educa- tion, for 1572, devotes a liberal amount of space to an enumeration and description of tbe vari- ous educational agencies of the District of Co- lumbia, and a glance at the statistics is sufi- cient to convince even the most skeptical that in point of educational facilities the capital city of the country outranks in many respects any other inthe Union. It is gratifying to notice also that our progress is not only steady but rapid in this direction. Omitting anything more than a mere reference to our public schools, which are now admitted to be among the best in the country, let us look fora moment at the list of educational institutions mentioned in the report of Gen. Eaton. First, we have the Smithsonian Institate, an important] distinctive agency ‘‘for the diffusion of knowledge among men;” and which is so nobly fulfilling its mission. It stands pre- eminent as the only institution of the kind in the world, and its contributions to human knowledge in the shape of original disquisitions on diferent branches of science are sought and treasured by the savans of every land, while its extensive collection in the museum is a mine of wealth to the student of natural history and a source of interest and pleasure to thousands of visiters yearly. Columbiam College, Howard University, and Georgetown College, have ade- servedly' high rank as institution of learning, while the National Deaf Mute College can boast Of being the only imstitutions in the world for the higher education of the deaf mates—another Prominent feature among our educational Agencies at the capital. A large number of law and medical schools and secondary institu- tions of learning are given all of which are un- surpassed in the facilities they offer for instruc- within their particular spheres. model room of the Patent Office, which Contains over 130,000 models of inventions, and which, in connection with the drawings, Is ed- Ucational in its tendency, encouraging, as it does, and developing the inventive genius of the world, has no counterpart in existence, and is the admiration of foreign as well as domestic visitors. Peculiar facilities for the prosecution of various branches of stndy are afforded in ‘Washington which can be found nowhere else in the country. For instance, we have the bo- tanicai garden, with 4,000 species of plants, geo- graphically arranged, from almost every quar- ter of the globe; the Corcoran art gallery, with its paintings and statuary, soon to be opened to the public; the museum of the Smithsonian, (already mentioned,) containing specimens of North American and Enropean maramalia, stuffed birds and models of fish, @ series of min- erals, fossils, rocks, plants, a display of objects of bumsn art and industry, Indian curiosities, &c.; the museum of the Department of Agri- culture, with samples of the productions of every clime, and a series of insects injurious to the crops; the army and navy medical museum, with over XO specimens, illustrating in the different phases wounds and diseases of all kinds—the only museum of the kind in the world; the United States naval observatory, de- voted to astronomic and meteorological science, and many other institutions which are inval- uable to the student. Still another prominent feature of our educa- tional agences is found in the various public libraries at the capital, and which contain in aggregate 793,702 volumes. Of these libraries the library of Congress, with over 245,900 vol- umes, and the library of the Army Medical Museum, with 32,000 volumes, are rapidly swell- img in magnitdde yearly, Congress annually making appropriations for the purchase of ad- ditional works. All the other public libraries are also growing steadily. We instance these facts to show that our city has advantages as an educational center pos- sessed by no other city in the Union. The report of the board of investigation on the burning of the steamer Wawaset, first given to the public in yesterday’s Star, contains some good suggestions as to precautions against similar disasters in fatare,such as guarding against the charring and firing of wood-work by the heat of the boilers, and providing for the supervision of the government inspectors over the drill and discipline of steamboat orews- ‘The inspectors of the Wawaset are commended in the report, and it is agreed that they were correct in their certificates as to the substantial character of the boat and her machinery and the thoroughness of her equipments in ac- cordance with law. The question arises, how- ever, whether tt was not the business of the ts to ascertain if the officers of the boat were licensed according to law. If that is nota part of their duty it should be made so. The Teport seems to have ignored thestrong testi- ‘mony going to show the grounds on which the company or officers of the boat had reason to believe they were entitled to carry one hun- dred and fifty passengers. The Baltimore American referring to the report says that in the case of Engineer Nash he ‘‘is made the scapegoat for the sins of his employers and superiors.” The American forgets that in all Such cases public opinion in this country demands that somebody be “made an example of.” Without arguing the ques- tion of the culpability of the officers of the Wawaset, one or all of them—that will be fixed by the coming judjcial Inquiries—it is safe to say that hundreds of Steamers on American waters are daily naviga- ted by men no wiser, no braver, no better qual- ified for their duties and no better fitted to meet Sgreatemergency. This last mSntioned test— fitness to? mect “, great emergency—is one Thich sZmboat inspectors cannot apply at Fill. "nd it is the most important. Yet an in- Bpection of the personnel as well ag material | of steamboats may do some good, as affording a partial answer, at least, to the important ques- tions of the Philadelphia Ledger, ‘whether the other passenger boats plying on our rivers are equipped as the law directs, and whether those to whom their management is left are fit per- sons, or have to perform too many duties, orany extra duties inconsistent with the safety of the crowds of passengers they frequently carry.” —__-+02- Tux Battooy Tarr to Evrors.—The New York Graphic announces that its great trans- Atlantic balloon is now fally completed, and will be on exhibition at the Capitoline grounds, Brooklyn, on the 6th, 8th, 9th and 10th instants, on which last day, between 4 and 6 p. m., the ascension and departure will take place, if everything proves fayorabie. Messrs. Wise and Donaldson, the aéronaats, will be accompanied by @ reporter of the Graphic and an experienced seaman, who will manage the lifeboat attached to the balloon in case the party have toex- change air for water. The balloon is described as 116 feet high, 335 feet in circumference, and Will contain 600,000 feet of gas, with a lifting In view of General Spinner’s letter, giving his Dpinions on the back-pay “grab,” published ‘sewLere in our coiumns, it will probably be- ome faaiionadle to revive what has now al- ‘most died on; , (the turning in of the swag,) in- @amuch as the seasurer exposes to the public Bow any M.C. mign. >4ve had the credit of ‘not drawing it, and at the ““m* time have the Satisfaction of Keeping it in ,_*‘mily by de- ‘Vising it to some one of his heirs. Fo. #1, Grabit, sr., at death do give and dequcatt FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, OLLINGSWORTH. COUGHLAN & 00. a | asieeins — ———— aie cary * i ESS BOOKS, STATI The New York gard market has been again | AE Onepeliiabae, He operat arrent FOR RENT AND SALE. | __ BUSINESS CHANCES. __ | _ BOOKS; STATIONERY, 4, enlivened by the yak about another black fron Bafidtngs: Phar Temeving PEAKE, « good FOE BENT_Three unfarvished ROOMS. to a $6,000 22, LOAN = We, pare the above | SCHOOL BOOKS 3 | Sn = the a ey ve) sph ee sep? 2t & imal tamily nly. Apply at aust: ee etree shout to been, rio buRCA NON } § Le mee “Black Fr ED—Iamediately — a WELL- mt " =e that @ recurrence ts possible is sufficient to send ton and HOUSE, Ea geet of f Sipe. por sen DOWLING & CO -coruer Re wot D | WHOLESALE AND RET&O, ashiver through the whole community, so that | f to i ENNEDY & 8ON se p2-3t © LOaN—Severa’ —— cal well caneh | at as a lever with which to work the market Watt to sil en Te er Shee be amount, with abstract. nothing could be ane emective. It in oncnied, ream nrgiele wanted tn cant {opyilt, $820,010 cosh oP * oT AGGAMAN 3 BALLANTYNE’s, | however, that the agitation of the su is In aA . : _— age pn ener sho’ pe Day wna ‘RETED A free-clese SCL ISES, “ane memes ee S Seid a VALUARS x BEAL ESTATES 4 i °* SEVENTH STREET, PELOW &. e danger be. bor- eet northwest. rs a nd 4 vowing ft from dav to day instead of on than. 5 TLINE” x. 97 Bridge sirest, neat us mares. Biss criesttin en Wea a aes boat | _gcgmy-tr The stock market is weak. Money continues Will be RAP IED for at the WANTED TO RENT. ar 2 Fo2, SAGE OB BENT The amile sation, on the Balti | plenty at easy r: : V NISHED ake yg . “a Benatar oat rg nd BUILDING bate ernon_ Ro and Ohio railroad. It contains one e hundred and Sf | SCHOOL BOOKS Penney Ivania avenue caper 61 H street northwest. BRENT Ss HOUSE with 7 ellay attaebed, in desirable loc ty acres and twenty-five perc! ees jow land, with gvember of Seeetital bei Hy sites, and is one of the Ddeentif Qesirable ag en ashington. Im, Government Securities, Jey Geeat Co. forpieh the wean at ANTED—Immediatcl;—TWENTY WAGONS and ants to haul br rok rE “steely ly at corner of I oy 2 Paka: Bowie Bo WARREN CHOATE & €©0.’S bbe! Jandy a = in 7 ha W ae rei eal i Rad ; a BB hy ves.. ANTED—i Ty ‘st 630%, JandIly (69 HOUSE in Georgetown, DC. here eight Focme, water and gas. Address ¥. i 0 JAMES W Laan. ive" fi City Ha Tai - ic ys " ‘and 1th nort! 1 . 0 ND sT- YER af Barrons m Sent. 3.- EF inet, consolidated Wire as COACH PATTER SE JOHN. a SuLiNe, EDWARD ©. CARRINGTON BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE ax rimon! bay RY aiet but firm, Test COOK eons Soeee No. gad other ont mune, with ‘to 90 acres rich F eB sabe BY “y iy ta he pecan: 1. WEBSTER. Register of Wills Sorunnatneed ey bse vals ge Fart city meopetn a gin = Sete, 10a Pi KIne& BU | seven et iaized ‘wesern | THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT aaTED— FARE ad TARDENE purtelty property. GUILD, auct! tea ae Real Estate and Nete Brokers, | No. 708 E street, opposite Post Office. vi visions heavy and uniets no rent ma Woaneliice: 1 HOUSE, 6 room 34 street, between O and Pn houlders, one: clear vow manent place; small fi 18. mee Fides: 2 Bacon—shoulders, “ VERNON Row, wns ih . Sate or, ot objec M le; F ‘OR RENT—HOUSE areas Sros A, 1749 Lim - rgetown; ie wi WIs- sep2-3t grivania erenee: separate! J. Good st: eae ae Apply 400, on Long | sides’ 11, Bagar-cured hase, inlasehe’ Card clear, Hib | Ma ‘Aube tth wrest Woot TIMER & CLEALYS: tith street apa P ti fees SE, Sroems, No, 711 6th treet, between | Western batter steady and unchi ed. Coffee un- cinted | and CARTS, mae. sep2-3: $2.5", on long time. TU ESDAT, ‘the 33a day of jor the ery nettleabent And distribution of we the personal es- of ang; WASTED 100 LR BORER changed: Nuyers and tellers apart, Whisky, §1 10, ‘mediataly, Appl: Fat F Sugar strong and unchanged Pi a f ewe, Ton, a enone —Plocks, dull: Gold, New ORK, rember 2.—| Fine Wheat ae Gorn stinger zm nd aa ONDON, jember 2. —! Pants, Septembers —Wehioe.88 frieice $6 contimes. POR RENT aera, commaayaae, BOGaS. we + a Teen ae Tne. ws QAR: arnished, fire ne; fx and water. ‘Phe root are de irablesaed wills HOUSES. & rooms, Vermont ave., bet. Bands srchaeard, Teasing S02 eee toutherst 2 yuntesa Grooms each, on Columbia st. m, w.; near Smithsonian. sepa-3t Siees brakes at have in ont wenen: and are the | “PF ORRENT—A beautiful ani attractive RES rene bargains now offered in the city of Wash. | DENCE, containing ld rooms, including barh- | fagtou CORNER 10ru STREET AND PENNA. ave | _seatete IR ICHARD B. MOUUN & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, money; whe ere all the creditors and hei Of eald deceased ars nutified ‘to attend, with thelr if WASTED—A young man who eee 79. nography, and. ci ‘one hundred w per minnte. Niches EMPOT MENT Prac tice ne an object than wages, Address PHONO claims properly vouched, or they otherwise b; aw be excluded from ail bonefit in said. deceased Fovided a copy of this order be published hres 0 i et ‘dia: wee! eoks in the Evening Star IER, this office rooms, wate: closet. This honse is large and built 1013 Penxevivania Avence, one in ofen market rine ‘mouthe bilie is Tes A BARBER: one who thoroughiy | |", the most modern style: has range, Latrobe stove A lot of fine RESIDES 3S on 1ith, 12en, 7th, ng percent. "The di hg dma hpemntie STER, Rerister of Wins ds his Dasiveds.” Apply inmediateiy, | Potand cold water, Fociaters, wc." Fioe cartiage’ | strectn sod BUT etter parte ct the | Have a fall tine of SCHOOL BOOKS, to whitch thor heavy. She demand for disesents at tha Danner NO? Hay N SUCOESSFUL IN FIND. ratson’s Hatr Catting and Fathing Rooms, | house and aia Large’ yards ig frie SLOTS co Capitol Hil lexis, for $240, $9 and Sail the epeciat Regt Barents aut guaran and ‘ I 0 A 35 Louisian * 5 onth. i ake the 08: — ght. The weather is wet and unfavorable ING A PURCHASER FOR MY ENTIRE | 92° reet ny yest, at mais — ave rect southwest. p23" ania FOR C oH ANG eka | iB teaching the Foreign Languages. P ‘Loxboin, September 2, 3 p; m sp Lonrots, 928 (BE | STOCK, I HAVE CON{LUDED TO CONTINUE Waa reliable WHITE MAN, | ek _ acacia Prince George's cou: pik Oity for s Farm or unimproved War fagton | All cnr Books are sold at reasonable prices 10-40", WAL. Erie, 46% (047. "| BUSINESS UNTIL 1st DECEMBER, > press : city property. | oe . : Panis, September 2,5 p. m.—Rentes 83 francs, Poona = Arh ea, ‘poy ANTHONY ‘AugS0-eu26 KING & BULL. — | 1015 PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE, aakonDom, Reptember a Cee Bee oe Bigitad | THE STOCK 1S LARGE, COMPRISING | BUCHLY Taker, te oas Ponnarivanta |i and a “150 woo Stone, SUPERIOR JACKSON | _ne> coer Shek Gavan on balance to-day is £186 x THE BEST CLASS OF FOREIGN AND DO- — : sina Pe Labeedaubie NEY MAGRATH & BELL, | ‘T2* siNgEar s PRINGS OF THE UNITED MESTIC DRY GOODS, AND WILL BE SOLD water, and stern, fi exe" Cor. Mass. tre. ond het. norhwest._ | wien snniyals ad pen teen to laout Boas ot WEA’ AT VERY LOW PRICES TO CLOSE, sy orekerd eit nn "Peach, vais oo vd peat orchard all ener, Dari, &e, VOR, CALERA. pest troatay gant basement | Earopevand iit of Sow side nby Gene THE Err Wan DEPARTMENT, Office ne Wastinaron, September, 30 OUR Hi BAI . 7° LIQUOB BTOBE, northeast ton, M. D., for sale bearing trees; with choice variety” ‘This GROCER E and Lig * at Syxorsis Fou Tx Past TWENTY sidan bones = | Baanaseeporalte lie Yarm of Saeoph Be Brranvenu. | goroer tim and 1. wroew, pear the Now Wont: |” SEILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, The storm center, which on Monday moruine sepl-8t 939 Pennsylvania avenue. | Sores “and forming imple sate vonveuny | APDIY 1014 hn atiret northwest.” wuss ot” Pernice end Linen, 4 at iy iy- oad central over Lake Ontario, has moved northeast- | _— 7} = ~ | terme. to B a. EMBTZ PEE * BONDS OF TH BE BOARD OF Lnpoce ‘ale wth iak me DA ae HON Wi y 4 CENT 8 OF pe tale ct Panel by fo ths province of New Brunswick accom | WO T I OR. on TE r xO OnE sep2-Im? 1237 Ponnsyivania avento. 8 PUBLIC WORKS, recer payment of | puna ae tale of Mod tort Life, by Mrs, Oltph the lower lakes to New. eee, out my Heel Sut of Li Lewis . FS, B RENT Two Sommunicating arn hed | Special taxes. tm Rats epoetion of ha 3.4 and 4 z ie et by Chance. oy ney Olive Lome, i irs of MS, secor joor, a eet ad pi thas fall emia from Missouri and | Bel et ____ | OR RENT—Hew ae nd HOUSE ns $1 56 0 0.3 ED IN SMALL nee St Geneva before the Tribunal Kentucky to the lakes, and over the middle states. Wistoal fas GIBL to do general housework in | tp9. tobe er » Apply 1st D0 LABGE AMOUNTS, upon Arbitration under the Treaty of Washington ‘The pressure continges highest over the Gulf states. ae patingared of ite | mended. Inquire so 818 Isher” eae : RENT—A very desirabl TOR oa goutieucLL aL RTATE EAFES, snd spen wince wifon POE OF Practical Mecepte i Y y dis states, sad lower lake regions inctoesine preg LEWIS BRA, | So pers ATS ih streck een St | POR BENT A very desire ths Bent tow | b MEO Book of Beroils nud Ornaments for Sign, Carriage, Sores teeth $0 frees winds, Retain thes tee eto "a Sewing Machines and Reo aa Men ULi i ADB | Apply to “pn. Gs RB. GASSAWAY, at ‘Hiouse Board, sr co. Gud Fresco Painters ound southwest, « aad fea Gait ear ear casas iss a ¢ the Butterick & Co.'s Patterns. | southeast. ‘sepl-at™ Fore sep! 2t T= PAYERS, ATTENTION | by the author of Woven of Many = nite Sadi Gull states cost simp: | SCHOOL BOOKS WANTED. Four Sra class VERT HANDS, ap. OMS, commu: — Expiated 05 the agthor of Six Months Hence, partly cloudy weather, vith seceasional —d\° O."P. KERN'S, 424 oth strect, for ished wi FnaLgat Pa neatts, wnfur, | | Interest vearing Bonds, Board of Public Works, rar alone Monthiy for August, ani sit the ight rain onthe coast, ‘From Tennessee northward BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED, Bring sau sepl-Si* north = epiae | foi at marke ee ay cer the upper lake ry erally cleat weather W4NTED—Br Sees Stow BOHOLARS wp interest tocail upon Pe mar Books, Playing Cards, Paper and Kuvel- ito freah win on ames er probably shifting aT for instruction om tin by ¥ F@ 7m BER exT—¥ CRRIEED RuoMS, with DICKSON & PATTERSON, $2it' Mt the very lowest prices, wholesale and re- fosoutheriy and eacterly this sftermoom wad niet Can be seen at No. 208 a “etre, Board, at 503, corner of Capital | ang2s-2W 605 sth street, opp. Treasury. | Et From, Mintonrt to innesote. the pressare will ANGLIM'S, B, southeast, from 3% to 6% GooLRtoR”* Bt 8nd cold bath, SUBDIVISION OF oP ER ABRRIOAN ODD FELLOW,” for An. probably 4: iminial with easterly toontherty ly winds; ANTE BOARD on Gapitol an iby, a youn ‘28 cents, received and for ale or gad thero are indications of rain for this section. F AND 1dtu STREETS, man, where breoktest con heh 4 rable ten: NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS District Rents cakes See me ee i 2-3" six. Boference given if Tequired. “Addrews AA ide lot; two fan, Dakotas Bocky moustala aad Pet sph st Rear the Treamury. | Ht, Star office. x 1313 nth stredt. eGo AN, INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS . 4 ‘ARRIAGES! CARBBIAGES |! = x oe tons have not yet J poesia C CARRIAGES!!! 3 ANTED—4 good COLORED MAN ae Fe. ‘EEN T—HOUSES— Fra y unless tl of four and to twenty acres each, has recently 3; No. 1002 Penny: 1 lected ‘These by a esheets taurant. bring a good recommendat! vania avenue. WW At R0—To rent a FA rds, convenient to ben te I have now in stock alarge number of, beantiful . first-class CARRIAGES, snch as Olar- ences, Coupes, Drags, Victorias, &c.,&c. at reduced prices Also, & number ‘of second-hand Carriages. " Be} rom) tended The thermometer in the business room of THE Stan omen repeneret to-day an f follows: ge.m., 7; w 2p.m.. 78, 80, 8 ard on $45, 940 : WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. alf of new BRICK HOUSE, with modern improvements, suitabl oe ez On} a OTICE. OPENING | OF ND @ the Potomac. This locality ie perfectly free fem, the Poisonous mores sod ap cil’ Lan of: Address, ih full rij ¥ le for house- | miasma of the low lands. And is thus rendered secure me PM UP Lee STORE wil US Rox | New Repository sod actory, 410, tiga 414 ath | fice Se ae Sis'per incatin Gail afoe Seek on acconmodsting ere; ead e's arent Tami open mntil § o'clock inthe evening.) "| °F | street, Betwern Diand 1 WaAkt ED—Sevoral CARPENTERS (0 ork oa FT itieat: between tehead Wee ee: much ieee, indeed. than at any Stuer Geairabie poini — A. COOK. AMIN ED—New Holland Kronen mane = stalls at Kastern Market. To good JOR RENT—A neatly furnished FHONT ROOR hoar'this city, while they are Aect the most de- NOTICE TO PENSIONERS —On and after KINGS, ANCHOVIES, Buysian SARDINS, the Dest of wages given. Apply at b ding’or to FOR RENT—A neatly farnieh BOOM | firable asto aie of eal ie ss healthfetgess ad Per ree gabon Somember ait B a bin ince: | © “a0g30-8" Centre and Norther Liberty Sar kets, ANTED=A first clams GOOK, WABHER os Fe RENT— Large front and back TRELORS, perfectly nd to gr arvwing Of way ined nar 709 G street northwest, from 9a m.to4 p.m. BEACTIEUE « GRAPES. aero poo with good vetweon if oe nated without board mee found in this seituas he subscriber haviag one of DR. JOSEPH TABER JOMNSON _e ae ew eestare a — ag most successful viney aris returned from his trip north, and resumes mm these lands, now loaded with their FOR PRESERVES AND JELLIES. OR RENT-UNFU. OMS; gas and BNISHED BO No. 1108 1th’ street north- fonna in this countr: BANKERS, - practice. Office and residence SEMIN ESESS: | tonsexeapere wil do well to purchase now while ee TE a ee augast" | OFtbeRe grapes is w sighed oi ;REEDMAN'S SAV : : mm. By sae Re Se BENE: HH street, between 8th and 9h sti AI > sae — 5 Office Hours: }12 to 1 nm. iW . ‘OR KENT—Five i ee ae Tse, — Sons Be on and e of 30 mi sepl-lw Usts bm ang29-6t ae Good wages’ paid to ® suitable pe Fe, two attic rooms; No. Sta e. f. | utes from this clty, aud are'well watered’ by corte COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, pl-2t" augsd-3t* ANTED—Immediately—A WHITE WOMAN # waitress and Iaundress. Must bring good vest, ROUN of the purest soft 4 ae BT a mag Sp NS. GUNS, THE TRUSTEES OF THE FOURTH SCHOOL DISTRICT will be in attendance F°98, (RENTS haree_turmichea, ae fe 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, — Beal Estate Bro “1 o r FRONT ROOM near Treasury, War and = won Building. m TURSDAY . Sept mber PEABEDY'S, mmendation. Good on Stent; op Fonte A 17 Poona any» Wer ae ang™s ove! Lace (Opposite U.S, Treasury.) ngton Ho = il POR SA 'BOFITS paid to DEPO! (No. 625 Lovisiaxa AVENTE,) Tintin Bote. atrect NT STORE end DWELLING Pinte and Goniwittots ¢ POSTTORS, on inte Fost, Dot exceeding’? per © INT: xa” TEREST on Do. Lana oon fast of cake _ a0) Ke the only house in the city that makes a specialty ov NS, FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING WANTED ctive and. energetic XOUNG Lon tnd BEDHOOMS for rent No OF betwoen 3d and 4 Er serie x. SCHOOL BOOKS, upwards, from ang30-3t" and per- from F ¢ sel a, ’ Foe SALE-Ve fine RESIDENC E, completely ang®) Im* n-(deponite only se eri, ¥ oamendare + aa : tion, s his sere good location: very ches Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, at maa Serer nae we. ‘Aarons Pein Dame and relsrstson, Ber 15 Be: yitnant pee Aes apply toDYER & DAVIDSON, | T°, D Loan — —Partioe wishing to borrow money ta | (TIS BIGE ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, Lad ae jopiae” | 1429 Pare fard'e Hotel. anes A. amounts at low rates, ou good paper or 0 Bouker LD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE. other security, can be accommodated by. sending . anc®2w* 1026 7thst., above New York avo, | ()) Btritly Prince 1, ANTED TEAMS to Qaal stone Apply to A. ery desirable thres- | their address to Leck Dox No. 830." “aug).l 643 D STREET, near Seventh, OWN, corner New York avenue WHITE LAGUAYRA, do., LEECH tS ECHES! LEECHES!: 15th street. Ko SALE Pays INTEREST ON DE J ted Carefully. ANTED- Tnmediataly—& CHAMBERMAID Ogener of Bog ceath etree LEOTIONS, and tranvacts all Lusisom connected DAVIS’ CELEBRATED HAMS, WAX ply at the Marston House, cor- ree large double HOUSES. ri: ps aptly —_ Small Bizes. ner 1b Mtoe ood Mee det Avenue. aug3) 3t' fo ri (900,000, and eovetal other Ory ret lees B4" MING HOUS) USE 2 YEAR OLD CIDER VINEGAR, ANTED—A competent Druggist wishes a SIT- , sad IMPORTED SWEDISH LEECHERS. Very Fine. WwW y UaTION. ‘Address T, J. Baltimore Fost al 5 z. nronanps. | “ones Te ergo of GROUND and LOTS in all 5. H. SQUIRE & Co, 2 au, Fo, TK 1» three story rk GREEN GINGEB, 6PIORS, &c. VER a pe 7 ae Btat BRIOK K HOUSES N Tie ann ntreot neve, "HOODS and LOTS ot Mount Pissant. jit 2446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, — Cc. WITMER, wa Filo new South Caroling BEATE | west; iarble mantel, water, &c. AppIy Raman QHANOB—For Bale a Orrosire WiLtaRn’s Hort, FINB GROCERIES, a sige Bre aes ‘Agtorne s, 1917 B crest » Peano TOOK AND FIXTCRES of nat: ciase Shoe WASHINGTON, D. 0. = meet —_ fresh supply of these most | 8Ug20-1y 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. E street, | Ohice. Fo SALEAVay loeree a 4 wremdiog af eiven for or eching Address Post og SRircemt. cont. Rowe ped pe en on depostis. nsefal animals. Will always keep them on hand AN Te parcinae a front ma B me 726, Washington, D. on demand, eakentconaas STAR? BALSAM FOR ASTHMA. d0c.; rik aa came ROOM Tee: cash sc io ana ‘of SQUARE 133, be le mand, Pay of core tween = AL v* 5 or nag et ores ad toon, te locality} with ay Mo®8* To Loan On BEA — ‘ap? tH a Py aes Tia RT m first oF second flooF, tp & BEO., HE NATIONAL BANK OF THE - : jonces, Real Betate a eal ARTHUB NATTANS, Bric "herstotorsy hod cil goede eee tans D.W_ SMITH, National Hotel. mast apie | 1 ad D ot Fatesat Wek. PAYS Geek Drag re, -ANTED-TeomediatelyF uuilige oF persone ae: HAS BRADLEY’ Ovtivier. Draggist and Apothecary, angis-co8t™ Senet corner dthatrect, scription, a ra ae pad get sapniied FOR SALE. CAN SAVINGS BANK, a st" lo. 615 Sevenrn Steeer, sugmte Corns anli ® insitain 0 w NOTICE OF REMOVAL. + rata osc rea Pray i Pais ala Ptanolirige Bande th pats, BORER Onposite tha Post Cs Department, -furnished BOOMS may be hadi = Te 98. Seopa INDIAN HATE —_— war LAUDER va new all modern improvementay ware | Bei Price, $1500" Address SF." a-sont TL receive depseha mun sattreaye pee yy Se, = WEBB Fon eseh eager se, miles in the country. Address Box 3, thd KITCHEN, with hr hot and cold — {OB tet HARARE Appi se 8 FoRsES. “CaRTS aE Gres on deposits, Qoliections made and ig ag ty pg, ave removed from Odd Fellow’s Hall, 7th street, to y, may ‘augsd-3 g 0H HITZ. President, A. EBERLY. v. Tris the anew Hair Toes eee No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA A AVENUE, out-door SERS COR SALE That Gosutifal plook of, BUILD- aa pe oh morning TTINGLY,Sec.,0.2-PLENTIoS Cane Gy'ati Drusgiete, jerda” | betwee pat Miron “s Aa WING MACHINE Orrick nM ecoe th north oe ing. i bp tinue the TR — ~ offered bi ral ‘the must terms. i$ HORSE and CART, Jay ore co_——____ CHENCK'S MANDEARE FILLS Scgtants | CHINA, CROCKERY. AND “cLass BUSINESS Ww Wik D Bary one aE pees, ree point of ener Sea a Bae cheap. Apoly at foe erty 3250 wireet, y Ea to, Shee orcad a Leute cae atapries | shall pias teal ur friends and cur | age mart preg it et eng ae a eapreraanecy AT BARGAIN—A suall FARM of 8 effects, ‘They ect directly upon the livers and ares | ‘nag: WEBB & BEVERIDGE. Fenngy vents eveae, “Also, Branch of Mime’ Demy. A Sane with ezeelient Stone Bolla 4 UE CINCULAR LEST ERS OF Caept te fajitas See cts fects | JAE aECRivED, Seam tet ieeibaiad ate ape Si Giues, eompoea So Ay ota bert fs isaac ot cote biti a Pan tana by all Dragebes ed ae BUTTER! BUTTER!! ond a RENTS os wighing to leave the cuty in Mummer eds aoe Ree St RMeLAND, IRRLax — em i can owners the — MILBORN'S FOLAR S0DA, ' habeas penta eae Bets Fou RAPE onpaetreretss | ences haben, cas ASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS DANK, BUTTER E COLDEST ANDBESTIN N THE WORLD, = WASTED TENANT for part of Hoare Wo, A.B. SHEPHERD & CO. aug?3-2w sO 8.G peas = Corner Ith strect and Louisiana avenue, Dare Pratt, Great aud other Syrope, Ws it for part of, House No. OR SALE—A large DWELLING lnnow ropatt, | <7” atlett's Station, O.¢ A. Ya. | PAYS 6 PER CENT, INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. I street, between apyeees 13th streets, nortl Neat, Appiy af lore of An k LHEPE ERD & 00. aug?3-26 {OB RENT—Fornished HOUSE, LOST AND FOUND. raft ementey aa fo. ENNS' vi 18-tr uh eened wav BOOK s. % alk it Printing bm GENUINE NEW YORK GOSHEN wi of Government P rinting bfice. it has gus and highest bidder, ‘0 water, summer . 1873, at 12m sat John when's Toot of iat street, Wasiktn SCHOONEB ROBERT J. WASHING: 19 tons; in good Condition. Interest commences from date of deposits. epesita com bomate ang drown at will. RUFF, Treasorer, The finest to be had in the city. i rooms, m: Ie aealabie, figure to ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CU., = — —, FOE See, ae a es O8T—Yester street, a 8 ipemail rade Dey CHAIN and"A 1p ye ee) ugis-6t" | the wagon on for a cart ‘or sell enc! FISHER HA’ CIBOULATING LIBRARY, GROCERS, vit sah ie on “who ever wit Ee WOT LARGE —DWaELLING | Inaunect M. WHiP PPLE, 730 ie ! Dik ipa para Boom ixt of 2 Be ict = -. Corer 9 snd res Sin. Spare pane Livia Pee ere 500 eee | PORE ARR PORE fais “4s | C. SERENE, na . ang26- posite U. 8. Pate: 3 in the On tbe: | is p ‘Al. sis wun VOresin BOGLE ob San eit: L®& sod 1 street, ot F OR RENT—A Neatly Varaisnel 2416 N at. bh and 28th ste ‘ingle Cha No. 907 E sSvcner. af bt te Fe. 406 lst st. cast, Capitol Hin In In- mat Special attention quire Ho. + OF Ostreet, South Wash- ang25-9t* Foie SALE OR Lf ep 538 Met cteests ; has modern sagan was ‘BOOK. contanlag abeat about Ravine can have the Ai ard by eee ie Doo and papers at No; 1645 faa = » rent, $5 Hs RONEN TIT ci = youisicrs and fi ee ee may ee ade Ce Bt Hi Pyaeee any Brceart pel f° fugat-im if retoraed toNo. 73 Pr Ist wtroet north s 0G} BENT WILDSPRING COTTAGE, at Mt Pi fog Sa Ton ruire of Dr. cBURED: at AME te RP nets, Pobecriber, « thin | Pesce or 81 Lp ae ee, dneck. The owe Ts, Tk Post-Orvicr. athern Claims. al§-Im BE. Z. BRAILEY Terms: $5 per sam or per quarter. iym jow sad it iy Pens ae mother of vemos who requires all beta ia to fulfill her household id duties | egy go to a vag om falls FALL? 18738 n given 1873 PERSONAL. MADAME Martine, Spiritual and Bi Medium, can be consulted at No. 1 street northwest; sittings 10 a.m. M42ane FLOBENCE: the Ceicirated Ciatroy- (ont, is unequalled $2d future of sour life; incsua ringing the the sure way of success in | ens her advice ix 1 ie. rH. C JUST RECEIVED AND CLEPHANE & BRAILEY, Short-hand Writ and Law Reporters, Omi 110 © street, between Ist aud 34, facing Indiaba avenn: augls-tr yous w. FRSzEe, ATTORNEY-AT LAW sae Sorasy i xd JORGE 8 ie S eae Disa = ciNG. tard ae NOW OPENING AN BSTAOLES To MAKBIAGE. icine. Office EXTENSIVE ASSORTMERT nGAPEY RELIEF FOR rR YOUNG MEW —Bent | and % Cotes hae Paitcdeiphta, Pa.—an Zee fomatacten or and professional skin iyam aay = ee “SHIR ae Bt brhatemenea ges 1, ene low 0: BOYS’ CLOTHING! ONT UR-At abergain, that desirable PROP: . a few ‘pe aituate ane ST" yMeret, veevean ish Sn streets, bat Sh foot BiG TAS. MOULTON, fw 603 ae street. Cena mon xi ae si cy — THE LADIES. the auire at 24 avenue, from 9 to 5 p.m. englé-Im eae DRESS BOYS’ DKESS r} op Hail square. angl9-1 'OB SALE—A new FRAME HOUSE on O street YOUTHS’ Bosinkss SUITS, a ae | he begwocn ath og si 5 neem, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS. es bathroom cellar, gas YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DKESS SU: MENS DRESS SUI: MENS’ DRESS SUITS, mae ine IRE 4: STRAUS; Popular Clothing House, 2011 PENNSYLVANIA AVANUR, ‘Between 10th and 11th Streets, ‘Three Doors from Bievonth Street. PICKLING, PURE CIDER vr PROVED wee al UslNgsS SUES, MENS WOR MENS’ WOR. oe soe ee ae eae @, REISINGER.