Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 5. NOYES....... Editor. Largest Cirenlation in the District | WASHINGTON CITY: WEDPNESDAY......September 3, 1873. ‘We yesterday quoted from the report of the Commissioner of Education for 1572 to show that the District of Columbia possesses many important and distinctive features of education of which no other locality can boast. Tarning from this particular view of District educational Sffairs we refer to the statistics of popular edu- cation in this District and find that the total Bumber of pupils, white and colored, enrolled im the public schools of Washington, George- town, and the county im 1872 was considerably over 2,000. But this does not embrace the pupils attending private schools, of which the commissioner's report shows there were last year 101 in Washington and 21 in Georgetown with an aggregate attendance of 6,217. It should be stated, in this connection, however, that in this namber of private schools is in- cluded twenty conducted under Catholic aus- pices, many being parish schools, with an ag- gregate attendance of 2,963. Combining the st- tendance of the public and private schools we have a grand aggregate of nearly 27,000 pupils, or more than one-fifth of the entire population of the District. This isan nnusually large per centage, and amply demonstrates that our citi- zens are fully awake to the necessity of educa- ting their children. The statistics of charitable institutions in the District, noted in General Eaton's report, also proves that Washington, in proportion to its population, is far ahead of all other cities in the number of its charities. The report shows nineteen such institutions, with an average number of inmates of about 1,800. Of these nineteen institutions but six are wholly or par- tially supported by the government, while thir- teen are sustained by the voluntary contribu- tiqns of citizens of the District. We have several times referred to the justice of Congress relieving us of at least a part of this burden, for the very good reason that a large propor- tion of the persons supported by private benev- olence are not bona fide residents of the Dis- trict, but belong in the states. We trast that Congress will at some future day see the pro- priety of the government assuming an equitable sare of our charitable burden. A arose The Board of Health is still divided on the night-soil question, and there was quite a lively discussion of the subject last night, from which it appears that the calculations as to the cost of the Rochedale system, advocated by Dr. Verdi, differ very widely. Mr. Orton, who was superintendent of scavengers for @ year, gives 6,474 boxes as the number in Washington and Georgetown. By Dr. Verdi's system of tubs, to be removed weekly, it is claimed that two men with a horse and van will remove six hundred. At this rate but 12 scavenger districts would be needed; each district employing two men and one horse and van, working ten hoursaday. Weekly expense for 24 men, at $1.50 per d for 12 horses, $48—total, $264. This, multiplied by 52 wee! gives an annoal expense of $13 Capital employed: 12 horses, at £150 a piece, $1,800; 12 vans, at 2200 each, $2,400—total, $1,200. Interest of this capital at 10 per cent., 2420; wear and tear, 21,308 The@e items being added to $15 give a total expense per annum of $15,000. It is asserted by some members of the Board of Health that the present expense amounts to 260,000 a year atleast. If the above figures are correct—they are based on what is claimed—the ditfurence is quite sufficient to demand the most earnest con- sideration of the subject before giving out a contract. It is also claimed that there is re- moved from Wathington and Georgetown twice as much garbage, in quantity, as night-soil. Yet $22,000 a year defrays ail the expenses of removing garbage, although the collectors get $3 per day fortheir work. That being the case, the locality, distances, and namber of houses being the same, it would look as_if Dr. Verdi's figures above are not much out of the way. } lakes, which will probably pr heat The night-soil being only one-half in quantity when compared with garbage, it seems unrea- sonable to pay £60,000 for its removal, while double the quantity of garbage is removed at &n expense of $22,000 per annum. The commission to investigate the causes of the Wawaset disaster recommended that steam- boat inspectors make it their special duty to frequently visit steamers, and without any pre- vious notification sound an alarm of fire, to test the efficiency of the crew and of the life-saving apparatus on board. This mere suggestion has already had a good effect in one case at least Captain James Harper, of the steamer Colnm- bia, which left Washington yesterday morning, thought he would see, provided his boat should catch fire, how bis crew world act under the circumstances, so before the boatreached Alex- andria he sounded the alarm on the main dec St 9.45, and in one and a half minutes the engi- neer, Mr. Jobn Bleasdale, had twostreams from the donkey and one from the forward d pump in operation flooding thedecks. At 9. orders were given to lower away boats and get out life-preservers, and in two minutes, under the direction of Mr. L. T. Pearson, mat boat was inthe water, s out and ready for use. ample not only for the tiver and coasting vessels, Ocean steamers as well Jersey justices of the peace need investiga- ting as well as those of Washington. One of them, Justice Reichel, was t the Mayor of ‘Trenton recently on a charge preferred aguinst him by a Mr. Arnold for keeping a disorderly house. The complainant stated that fighting had been carried on in the “Squire’s” house for two days in sue: ; and thatthe neighbors were much annoyed in cr jaence. He had offered to give Keichel £10 if he would clange his residence. The latter refused to aceept the Offer, saying that his better half was the cause of the tumult, and he exhibited some blood- stained clothing to prove hix allegation. The Squire and his wife were committed to the county jail. | but the officers of | Judge Dawson, of the Police Court, to-day decided that if a man is attacked in the street by @ dog, he (the man) has the right to defend himself by shooting the animal, or throwing stones at it. if he has n6 pistol, and that the penalty for firing a pistol or throwing stones in the streets will not be enforcer! in such cases. This decision will be generally commended by allexcept the owners of the dogs. As for the dogs themselves, if they do not like these deci- sions—that in the Caleb Cushing cage and this later ome—they are at liberty to emigrate to some section where their right to disturb the peace and bite the legs of the people is un- ‘questioned. There is much nonsense written about the Grangers, which the latter do not seem to care to affirm or deny. The statement has been made that no colored persons will be admitted to membership In the Order. That matter depends wholly upon the disposition of each individual grange, which decides as to the char- acter ef ite own membership, and may admit ‘any person it chooses, white, black or red, pro- ‘Wided the person so admitted is of good mora! baracter and is above the age specified In the Constitution and by-laws of the Order. ee A democratic and liberal state convention to nominate state officers in opposition to those named by the Wisconsin republican convention thas been called to meet at Milwaukee Septem- ber 2%. Inthe call, all democrats and republi- cans, and other electors friendly to genuine reform, are invited to join in the clection of et iio ‘The Richmond Enquirer photographs the Vir- gimia gubernatorial candidates as they appear im the campaign, thus: ‘Kemper is on the tented field fighting the enemy In his shirt aleeves; Hughes is in his Brasgpls carpeted room in a ‘biled shirt’ and morning gown, writ- ing editorials encouraging t him in the Sight.” A letter from Salt Lake city says the lawyerg managing Mrs. Young's divorce case are pur- suing the matter without consulting her, and predicts that a compromise will be effected, the statement of John M. Young and the prophet Dimeell to the contrary netwithetand.ug. | ALL i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | The New York gold market yesterday was free from excitement, with no transactions of moment to note. In the stock market business was small and prices steady, except for F. which has been weak. Government bonds con’ tinue steady. ment with Gevernm Secu Jay Cooke & Co. Sornich the Tolowing’ tod 2,8, On 388. id SF 1863 3 ee tia! ie. 1-0 BaD y 48.16% SiEesanad + we Ea: Sensis, New Fives, > hy ; San ow ser 520s, JaneJl 18% _—_ sueoys Tae SARC Virginia six s og; West Viteizin's, 12 bid to-day. en St Mart eee ow middlings, ; F quiet and ancl ed. Wheat active i anchanged. Gora, aaist Thite fouinern, Tarr; yellow southern, SGN; mixed western firmer, 6h Oats dull sour ern is; do. white ca45- ‘steady—Mar p Brorisiona dull and good ote; Gelet, 1B Oclhes strona: arshations prime Rio ip Gargces, 25 G22; Sugar firm, 11@11 we & September 5.—Stocks q elet Goud, x “Mover : fe, 10 : ie You nga dn tea iber 8.—Blour firm. Wheat FORK, Septem shade ‘Grmers ‘orn ate Tospox, September 3, Tp ‘m.—Erie, 4775 Lox no: September 3,330 p. m —rie, 6° September 3, 3:30 p. m —Erie, 45:, bak ‘September 3 Rente francs 923s con- TONDON, Beptember 8, 4p. m.—Eria, Loxno%, September 3.4.3) p-im--Cohsels for mo- ney, 92%; for account, 9246. Anis, eptember 3 —Renies 57 franca 9% centimes soe ime THE WEATHER. TMENT, ‘ce af Carel Signal Oftcer, ASH INGTON, September 3, 1873, 10200 Smet Srworsis FoR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOUnS— The barometer has risen o the New England and middle states. being highest over the middie Atlan. m northwest of the cloudiness ani winds tic and galt It bas a Ohio valley, with incr shifting to southerly andeasteriys being quite low over eastern Dakota, Brisk southeasterly winds niled in Minnesota and Dakota, with rain jondy weather, with rain rear, on the gulf and Bout olin coats and in Tennes- sce. The temperature has fallen over the New England and midale es, but risen over the north upper lake regioi “Puosaninirine. For Rew England, generally clear weather, with winds gradually backing to southwest and south. For the middie states and lower lake —— ee fresh winds, mostly from the south southeast, rising tempera- sare and increasing i cloudlneen —_ “ee rain ateas over the ath A jantic and Gulf states eat of the Mississippi, slight to fresh winds, mostly from the southwest and souté. east, and partly Gc wes coast riins, For Te the Ohio vall falling earners a ventie and and pra winds from the — and southwest, higher temperatare — ing cloudiness. From Missouri to the u; kere rion and. Minnesota, fresh and. brisk wiods from t? ¢ southeast aud southwest, seneraily cloudy weather and higher i nage with rain areas, especially for the northern porti per witds An area of quite low Darometer is cing eastward towards Minnesc reduce ver ‘and southwest over bebe es Michi- nd Superior; but the majority of the “morning fr: m the southe te reports from the west gulf states, Kan- ota, Rocky mouptain and Pacific coast sta- ites have not yet been received. OCAL The thermometer in the ‘Dosiness room of THE Star office segatered to: fg ‘as follows:—8 a. m., 71; 10 a. m., 74; 12 m.,76; 2 79. ri Geeks in UN itendance Is re tonehtice the inte reat of every ¢ neted og Hie ated, ict DES GAMP: ing will be held on W ii DAY ty ENING. Sd inst., at 7 o'clock. A attendance is di sited. sep22t_ (Rep) WM. R_NEWMAN,G. P. 153, > IN AND ADTEE SRETEMBER 1, TORE will be kept my BALM OF open until § ovelock inthe ove ning. T. A. COOK. JOHNSON HAS _sepl 3t* DR. JOSEPH TABER from his trip norih, and resumes cane Fealdence, 937 Rew York ave Office Hours : diate tol sepl-lw Sto5 {E TRUSTEES OF THE FOURTH SHOOL DISTRICT will be in attendance reen Building on TUES: T ery WEDNESDAY there . In. to isene tiekets of adm ixsion By order of [augw-6 SUB-BOARD. Ke Feotics. SCHOOL BOOKS, Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, 1026 7th st., above New York are. | parca LEECHES!! LEECH ES!!! practice. ang?s-2w™ IMPORTED SWEDISR LEECHES. Just received ancther fresh supply of theze most useful anituals. Will always keep them on band fresh aud reliable. AETHUB NATTANS, Druggisi Apothecary, angi8-tr Corner 24 and D streets n. w. Tenens INDIAN HAIR BESTORER scalp has never been known to. ‘om Dand: nator lable, prevents the falling out, and reproduces it when Fone; It is the fluest Hair Dresser known. es sale y all Druggists. ‘12-dtf tt aise MANDRABKE PILLS.—These com) dered state of that o Bilious wena gd z cope ecumb te 'y) mpold Fevers. "itandaxe Pills For sal: Schenck’s ia => MILBURN POLAR SODA, eaiste wr THE npeng AND BE cpt et THE WORLD, with pare Fruit A = ye nd other Syrups, USERAL SPRING WATERS, No. SY PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 3e18-tr Seer Fifteenth street. a= BOOES. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ¥. M. C. A. BOOMS, Corner Sth and D streets, E POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY. y Liver ites. Bic! _Terms: 86 per as say Der quarter. jy? > How sad it bah oe rot mother ® family, who requires all Grant Fic strength fo full her household duties, her moral ca- parities to accept the moti ogy oor hich fal's u; = her, to see a losing every day maybe feelin, ng Yad y without being able to say at Lae sl ring enough to be Rid misera- ble! is state of weakness and debility is more fatal cae than a severe spell of sickness, for in that case she will receive the proper care, as in the other she will linger months after months, not think: ing it worth while i? seo a waveicion about it, until nature, exhausted. gives oat,and she is carried to the re, when @ little ae pe in proper time ould bare spared her ‘To prevent, to strength- en, to cure, nothing cat n compare with the LONG- LiFe BITTERS of De. BERTRAM: They area o and infallible Sina? dy=pe) — Sg morn! Me sicknes= oenple peculiar to women. These Bitters, which are rug. Zists, are, in consequence of their virtue, at = taste, the medicine par excellence | ae eae eee or business, south corner of lith and G streets northwest. — meyii-lv SUB SEMA BEBRAY"S ORIGINAL FLUID AGNESIA, for sixty years the best prepa tien ec oe Indigestion, Heartburn, Gravel. and Gont, and the most agreeable aperient for iadies and childten. Sold by all Chemists in largesize bot- ties. yee JOBE F. HENBY, Wholesale Agent, New seps-Ist&3.iw 6m CorauyTRanTr. have this day The w rY “~~ fi ee ee RROD Rexet cose itiiiass copart- at 35 south street. ler the firm snd style of PO! Pete Ow ERS. ied nat. S13 sth . ©.) under the firm and style OWENS 2 POPE SUTTER specialty. DANIEL F. Porg, sea bwan ‘Ons 2 Pons) Seps-3t Baltimore, 0th Angust, 1873. jest RECEIVED FROM EUROPE, 100 DOZEN GENUINE | JOHANN MARIA TARINA COLOGNE } AT 26, 50 AND $1 PER BOTTLE. The well-known F quaifty of this Cologne, | S| at the exce ionally low ‘price, are inducements | seldom off im receipt of Gents’ light Merino Shirts acne ner at $1 cach, which are re= mr ce BF Onildren’s white Iron Frame Hose, SILVERBERGS METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORK, 312 SEVENTH STRERT, seps-tr Nzam PENnsYivanta AVENUE. SCHOOL BOOKS aT TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF FROM THE RETAIL PRIC! RICHARD B. MOHUN & CO., 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Corner 1th street. fers a NEW STYLES RECBIVED DAILY IN FALL STYLES FELT WATS ar WILLETT & ROUFF seps-3t - 905 Pennsylvania avenue, S PECIAL TAXE § FER OENT. BONDS AND CEBTIFIOATES of the B@ARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Receivable in Payment of Special Taxes BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET BATES, ne & mee eee OR SB. es A) ED—A good WORK “t 34 MULE. | Want eet tira mines eo weaga ees Off — iy We Shite WOMAM ‘es cookin" vetvate fant VeraN FEDS A aoe WOMEN iocec eto | Waa Rpite WOMAN, tocican and k "8 New Photo, 1917 see 1B o Peceer ane eee G ation Rem yo CURLS to work intelligencer Building. 4 DoA GIRL at FOTN Wana’ preferred,) 20a ge on P Tiros Warraa es gar epee work, Apply at the corner of l0th and 5 streets. seps-3:" = poe ae coe iN a i aeas wanted, BARE & CO, Wo. 930! oe a |B = 7 ANTED—At No. 902 13th street northwest, a you! colored ‘Bt MAN to attend @ horse ‘and Dugey. a do general work. Hecommendation, re- —x ow AN, who is = Wares 3 vOmAy Fn og ‘apply at General 4 HUNTRE'S, No. 1796 T cops st amrap 8 pewly-married Gentleman, | W ‘ront a ‘ohh’ zoom: ca auite, with | BUAED, or onc inte BRONT SOOM” Tart mast Domederate. “Andress Ne Beat offices” eps see ANTED-A PARTNER, with $300 to §1 fnnitare business which fa d ne eaiee: phe ad g ‘Address Star cffice ANTEDST Med iately—A aite MAN and W Aron aN nee a miles inthe country. Husband and wife pfeferred.” Apply at Ofice Onin miraaty General of Babsistraces 3 street, t betecen Hi street anaes Penne he Or Wis OYSTER ShuckeT eps. TED lomodiately — A genteel DWELL- iNe atarent of 00 annam. Key Baby 204, TRO isin nereed erps se TED—A tew live, energetic MER sell an nat Wanted tn every family; 86 to. 810 cash ato | roe out from Bactner at vere HESAPEAKE, requir at < ae ae WILLINRR Al at Ws 338 Tih giret Dorthwest. RS. H. Bi a0SmN: BAUM JON. anp2-3t® W: NTED TORENT For the winter, « FUR- NISHED HOUSE for a Senator. y to B. H. WARNER, 729 7th street. ‘sonst Warteps4 ‘A neat, steady GIRL or WOMAN, to cock and assist in washing. 476 Penpayl: vania avenue, WarrED two GIRLS to do ig ee im the dining-room. at th vat, good and I popes SARAH G. plbewnng Bigser. 6 corner 7th streets. None help ae ADI NTED— Immediately TWENTY eee Ana CARTS pects en stone. work. onthe at corner of I and 27th a rweer Rock p2-3t™ W ROURE ieaeorgete owit Do U.. Must “ha in Georgetown, Mu e eight rou: water gee. Address ¥.G.8., Star jc war ae , Soar BA had? a as COOK'S Carriage ‘Wagon Factory, Ni 196 Bridge street (we ES ‘None but good p2-Sc" FOR RENT AND SALE. a a a RENT—That desirable pesnevcs, Ho. F street. Large garden, stable, &. In- quire at 919 New York averne. Ftv Bat of PARLORS and BERS, at summer prices. Appl owen price pa ee = ‘12th street, = pened Teo second floor: # a oe front, with modern Conveniences. seeps St" }OR SALE—LOT, Sib street between Pacd porthwest; ‘80 centa. South B, between 6th Rorkwess intense eo wacoawn, 31 noi ‘orn % Tth street wend st Taree f thirteen pcre, m "most desirable locs: arge sae Sie shade tree, "Brent cars ireon the premises, 109 West three-sto , contain| OR terial ‘compelled to move to my new store in the northern part of the city, I off -r my spacicus RESIDENCE for rent to a gbod tenant. house is built in modern style, and cootains .4 me bath-rooms and waterscloset. Has marble Cr hot and o: ~4 train stati DRY oe Rae ” se rear; lot 2x16). Fountain, enclos: with fron railing on marble wall; stable and car- ria ase: fruit. &¢.. One cf the most healthy resid’) ces in the ns Will rent for 960 per month in advance. Ai y-W.B.EVANS. No 299 13th street southwest. ENT—Thr-e unfurnished’ ROOMS, to « +mall family only. Apply at 1837 9 pon ALU Fs hweat. Fo RENT—Without board, two ROOMS, an tarnished; second floor; bath-roam and’ g: Fro neighberhox d._ Call or address 1528 Colt street, between P and « sts. eep2-s* AME HOUSE No 106 24 street, Hpermonth. “Apply uext door, ORS Millinery and Fancy Siare, 97 Bridge sirect, near Congress. Fos BENT—4 House witb 7 foome, = = cellar attaehed, in Ch pene bie locality. here a large and profitable retail carried For terms 10" sth outh- Saeee aoe a F Ly meee for sale near Spri Held ix Seat. ee 4 Tn Pi PERRIS, 6. Baile ICK HOUSE No. aE ane st., avenue, a, containing seven rooms, bath-room and modern improve ments. Apply to JAMES W- BARKER, 11 street, batween 11 ith and 13t! r THE eset | E COLUMBIA, THE DISTBICT Holding a Specval Terms Sender 2d Tn the case fee von F. Ennis, trecutorot GREG. ORY EN. bas, wih ‘ict of Columbia sh the istrict of Columbia aforesaid TUESDAY, the 234 day of September, 1573, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the same have been collected and turned into moneys Poem And where all the vate and heirs of said are notified to attend, with their claims mroperly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be exclu eh Srom all oat in said deceased ’s P is order be published Once a week for threoe ek the Breniny Star pre- vious to _ said di seps-w ~ Register of Wills, OELIRGEW ORTH. COUGHLAN & 00., Chicago, Iil., beg to offer their services tothe citizens of the District of Columbia in the business qizalsing, lowering and remeving Brick, Stone and Tron Bufldings. ‘They have had a vory long and suc- pl-3t se) 7 cosatal experience in tlieir business It Ohieage: Bos ton and this District. Thoir work. testifies ‘their abilities. Orders will ‘be received and properly at= fended to if addrestad to Bost Office” B.rx Georgetown, D.C., orf Jeft at the office of CHAS. ‘ONS “CALLA $4 Louisiana avenue, be iweom the bourecf 10 andi ste and and 4p, m. daily. sep2-Im" JHE ETALLION = “NED RUNTLINE Wil) be RAF FLED for at the Bs Dickvon HOUSE st © Pennsylvania avenn: WHDNESDAY. Sipat, SEPTEMBER 30, Not raaY ING na ra06 ESSFOL IN FIN ING A PURCHASER FOR MY ENTIRE STOCK, I HAVE CONCLUDED TO CONTINUE BUSINESS UNTIL 1st DECEMB: THE STOCK IS LARGE, COMPRISING THE BEST CLASS OF FOREIGN AND bo- MESTIC DRY GOODS, AND WILL BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES TO CLOSB, JOS. J. MAY, at 939 Pennsylvania avenue. 0 T c ) . Having sold ontmy interest. inthe firm of Lowls Buar & Uo. to Mr. LOUIS BAAR, all affairs of hid partnership will be sorted by’ him. exciuatve Wasttixe te . 1ST BY FR. Being bs pale yromristar on the above firm, the business will be heneetorth contacted on fue ame principles of liberality as heretofore solicit, most respectfully, patronage WIS BAARS ‘Agent for Singer's s Sewn Machines and _nopl-st E. Butterick & Co.'s Patterns, GUNS, GEN PEABODY: (No, 625 Lovistanxa Avenve,) Tathe only house in the city that makes a specialty o GUNS, FISHING TAOKLE, AND L s Coons SPORTING avg2d-tt WEBB & BEVERIDGE Have removed from Odd Fellow’s Hall, 7th street, to No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA LP Pete | ——- 10th and lth streets, where they will con- inte the CHINA, CROC: veaag ! AND GLASS BUSINESS LL ITS BRANCHES. one s shall be plonsed to see ail our friends and cus- ‘ug im* WEBB & BEVERIDGE. 1873 1873 B7-SIGN OF BIG GUN, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FALL? JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING aN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or BOYS’ CLOTHING! BOYS’ SCHOOL SUI15, BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS Bors Daess SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS: YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS Suizs: ALSO, MENS’ DRESS SUITS, MENS’ DRESS SUITS, MENS) BUSINESS SUI MBN SINESS SUITS, ENS’ Wi ri @ sur MENS WORKING SUITS: A. STRAUS 2 Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVARIA AVBNUB, Between 10th and 11th Streets, -angat ‘Three Doors from Bloventh Btreet. Fee PICKLING, PURE CIDEB VINEGAR, WHITE AND BLACK MUSTABD SEED, CELEBY BEED. fxd puncaatecd sricly pares |v "note sa wt malver fom = and FLAVOBINGS for preserv- dated iew Batre a NOOR ob Market ibece. and will sell at lowest price the workman need apply. WéANTED—4 FABMEH and GARDENER; jection jeor; manent place; small family mers eb; pew Tennallytows, two miles abot geod R. Ww. ARTE: ory J vALL. eh street, No.3 a northwest. sep? 2w | rok E SALE ‘New seven-room DWELLING, barn 1 garden land, 3 miles T_ont- houses, with 5 ES seres rich city; cash part city property. GUILD, auctioneer, 1014 avenue. sep2 St W A8TED—100 LABORERS end CARTS, im- ‘OR RENT—HOUSE and STORE 1749 Pena- mediatsly. Apply to 1416 F street north- syivapia avenor: will be rented soparately. weet; or, A Pavement Company’syard,coracr | Good stand for and hi Ith ‘and’ B streets northwest. Prompt pay erary arness maker. Apply at LATIMER = MOLEARY'S: ith street and Pa. avenue, vept-3:" two weeks, WANTED—A young man who understands pho- nogrt phy caa write one hundred words per minute,wie hes EMPOYM. ect than RaPu ER, this office. W tiiertand BARBER, one who shoroughly understands hie business. Ap ay immosionel v5 = Watson's Hair Cutting ant Bathi euse ‘street northwest, and 623 us Ww MENT. Practice more Wages. Address PHONUG- sop? 2" ANTED—A steady and reliable W BITE MAN, iho ia used to taking care of horses and ii Billing to himeolt Generally useful. Beno mend. to ANT! BUCHLY. Undertaker, ARE y pomnrivens avenue northw: sep? 2t* V / ANTED— Four unfarnishod ROOMS. five oF seven roome, familys without children; must have gas and waters location north of Pennsy! Wvania avenue, between 2d wth stteets,, Address, for two weeks. NEW- TON, Post Office, Ladies’ Window, Washing. ton, BS sopa-3t' W or small ANTRED—A GIRL to do general housework in @+mall family, one who can come well recom- mended, Inquire at si6 13th street. sepl-3t* W 4NTED- Four tr first-class VEST HANDS. ply at GEO. T. KEEN'S, 422 9th street, five days. Bring somplout works sepl Ws Te or nk I are at @ young lady a AOHOLARS for Inatract jon on the plan rms moderate. Can be seen at No. 208 6th street, between A and B, southeast, from 3% to 6% p.m. sopl Vv ANTED— ARO ABD on ‘Oapigol Hill by AST man, where breakfast can be had at six. Reference given if required. ‘adress H., Star office. WANTED—4, good bea gone ond MAN ae res- taurant, None need a; ‘Unless they cap yp! bring a good recommendation; Mot 1002 Boansyi- vania avenue. sepl-6t ANTED—To rent a FABM, ten oe and up- wards, convenient to city or rafiroad station. adress, with full description, CLEBK, Ay og sepl-3.* stalls at Eastern Market WATERS areas oeraanes ox | Wi hererss tare wien | ES Sent prises ‘oppoatte Arlington Hotel,” wep St G bas experience in selling goods, can sccure a | office. nlshel on first or sevosd fear ia ANTED—errral QARPENTERS {0 work oo . best of . Apply at bulldi WinGate a aren, ply at NER. Apply, with tlone,at 730 Sth street, comer of Hl, between Id aed sepl-3t* Wir od MC Ver: TED—An acti tis_¥O WASTED As active and ie os ¥ if quainted with eee i cena grocery manent vith with o sala al to his serv! Rddress, with name ‘and references, Box oy i WARTED—One UNFURNISHED E BO ae ack communicating ROOM, far: Wenlences convenica vo with veueate ‘D.W. SMITH, olan my persons fn heed of first-class SERVAWTS of ‘de- ole Bate nd | dfomale, to call and Got supplied facet haath © HE uy BUTLEE, 3 GHTED—A Sew-cies LAUNDERNE W! ANTED A country. Address Box 8 og TE Wane 400 Peunerivent ood out-di BAL) WIN on ren ‘ANTED—All Those wh value 7a; Hae TEMPLES, the Oot Optisiga, corner reer ioe ods : we” A TEN. for He a WaT sires orihiwesty Sin siemete Satnr wamaser Ritson Bose LOST AND FOUND. = amen 7 Lie on tne street Sone $ serrinae, The ander ilt be liberal EMKEN, 94 ak a to H. 3 Pennsylvania avenue. seps-2t" Lou BUS OF at the ot a (GEMOnANDUM BOOK, Comatat g several of no oe] reward Tithsthanks wil be given for the retura the same SAMUEL STETTINIUS. ble 2 Louisiana imag? sround neck. ‘The owner prove ain = or “MiduAEL"6RONORUR. BOARDING. HOUSE, OORNEE 0 Fe RENT—Fonr communicating Lan nat Non furnished, first floer, suitable for housekee) gas and water. The e rdoms are desirable, and Sits Tented reasonably to a small family. ferences exchanged. Inquire 213 10th street — near Smithsonian. sepa-st NERY, &e, ___BUSINESS CHANCES. | BOOKS, STATIO EVR PER OENT. BO\Ds OF THE BOARD QCHOOL]/BOOKS sp, beim proved, Lote jet northerel part of the BOUGHT AND SXCRANGED, ty &x¢ sD, im half of the 14th ® ree: : . i: further information sditess Post Oiice Box | at 6,000 20, Loan, ik | ANGLIM:s, for one or fee yours, ‘Apply to DUN, F AND lors STREETS, /WLING & OO de Sf Lo. sepl.a" near the Treasurr. SCHOOL BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ar BALLANTYNE’s, 42% SEVENTH STREET, Low sf. aug®-tr —_—_ SCHOOL BOOKS at BRINGTON. | WARREN CHOATE & ©O.’S RB JACKSON | Y¥, GBATH angi?-6t* Cor. oes ave. and Sh st. northwest WOR SALE. aret Sore aad das-inent Gkockne aed a JOR BE, nortnoast corner 21 streets, near the New Westera Gartet nese we mien comers & Apply 1014 20h BOOK AND STATIONERY svTo. BOARD OF Payinent of a 1,2,3, 4 and 5 | QURSE £ MIDDLETON, [Rep.&Chron.j VERNON AoW, ang’st thatroet. | $i 000 ONEY onmeD Co ALL | COBNER 10ru STREET AND PENNA. ave + OR LARGE AY upon | elt td acme ; - — pet Lote ny ~o. M Ronee, gocared RUcHAgn B. mouUN a Co., ug2s-iw 313 7th street, PP site Post 0} BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, TT PAYERS, Interest bearing Bonds, Beard of Public Wor: j 1018 Pexyxevivania Avence, bie in payment, of special taxes, bought sold at market rates. Tax-payers will find ittotheir Havre a full tine of 8C HOOL Books. to which thag interest to call upon Fa theweectal attention rents and gu Dr ICKSON & PATTERSON, | womat + sure ah ATE ang25-2w 5 Meth street, opp. Treasury. | inteaching the Forcian Langoascs SUsPrvision OF NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS All our Books are gold at reasonable prices 1015 PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE, INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS =... 1 — of four and to twenty acres each, haa recently been | |= MINERAL SPRINGS Qu Tes OsiTep oe en a, hve beat ul | Fit analyats and notes on the prowlnont Spas of sides, are noted for their perfect healthfulnesss be. | Boh oe De inet ide Resorts, by Goorge B. an altitude of 300 fect sore = Potomac. The locality: 1s fs Perfectly free f Peisonons sag! Hands, and isthus reodelea secure all farms are now offered SHILLINGTON’s BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street and Penusyly Parpie and Linen, wy BF on accommodating terme, reat bare. wa , much lene, § tine cerme, a other fesirable Fonden by Baas sacar Life, by Mrs. Olipp hear this city, while they are decidedly the most de. | Tuey oy ek be Cee De cee quality of soil, views, bs althfalnees and 18 tigues aud Address, by TH iacley accessability” The proven to be the to: ones, perfect nanpted t grow of my, land yet =. aN e. Mission to Busia in 1586 of ¢ ound im this iene having one of — the mnost ‘successful tlaeyaris om there lands: soe ribanal loaded with their ripening clusters; that cou. be - found in this country or Kurope. The rare quality of {hese grapes is well Known in thie city. L001 of Scrolls and Ornaments for Sign, nee, nd Fresco Painters ne by the author of Woven of Mang y the anthor of Six Months Hence M mad for August, and ail the autiful highlands are accessable by good roads and easy , 1m @ pleasant drive of 30 min- utes from this city, and are well watered by aprings of the purest soft cold water. OB'T A- PHILLIPS, Beal Estate B: G13 Lith street, ang25 Over National Metropolitan Bank, ew SALE—In Ellaville, Prince George's coun- ty, M ‘x "BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, gn high ground and healthy locality , with Command- ing yiew of surrounding country, and fifteen min- utes’ ride in the cars to the cityfrom Bladensbure eee eee an eeeeep any, Largedonble Frame House, twelve rooms; cistern, fine well, «x- cellent water, and spring-house, barn, Sc. Peach, apple and peal iprcheag, 3 choice fruit and young, bearing trees; with choice variety, This aes is vies farm of Joseph B Bryan, esq all ¢ house and sixteen acres, with twocows, carina, ats and frmige implements, on easy ay EMETZ Fe nort! Sor, Cor 37 Pennsylvania avenue. = "RENTOIve = @. unfurnished poms, second floor, No. 413 12th a sep URNISHED BOOMS, with or without Board, at 503, corner oe a4 apical and 5th streets; hot and cold bath, vz. GOOLRICK. a Se {OR SALE—H0OUSES—Desirable_ten-room Brick; cight-room Frame, with side ot two with six rooms AN 1313 lth street: between Bena D. aed 76, 980, 815. gal; 2 hed, $200; unfar- 40, $20, $2, $2, $20, _ iW kGGaMaN. 519 7th st. (OB SALE—Very fi ESIDENC ete l eae era red Ss any 1429 Ps. car Wa fara’ . TPs trea WILSvilaa abe F beautifal x of FPS M sti west, pL panty eae int of mate re = end rence the} Bre unsurp by it aie rendences in the city. They have all ‘chet improvements, such es mar Bret clase hi t DLEY, Bret cla hoasoo. ee FOE SALE-a RARE CHANCE—st ok, Fix. tures and Goodwill of a GROCER Y, WINE LIQUOR STORE, with lease upon pro perty; sits ated inone of the most eli! portions of city doing a fine business; satisfact ory Teasu Address Box 12, until October ist riptions receive ne owe od pay Als, all pew B: ks. her security, can be uccomm*iated Dyvanoding | 3 Tiuent of Station sr weir address to Lock Box N No. “S30. aug?) fe. ‘OR BALE, kK BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, N OTioE. ae — Row Se « ‘Houses: F nine arr Oren NG OF A NEW STATION® tl Y large |, ranging In price AND BLAN. O00. a * Bee ero Si, cede other first Clas: a “hae E8008 MANU mene EN RAVING PRINT hole square of GROUND and LOTS tn ail : ? Ove whote of GROUND and BINDING DONR To Guben eare invited 10 call Fie and Fite uigaine our cit HOUSES sd LOTS at Mount Pleasant. _je18 VOR SALE OR RENT—The | WASHINGTON CITY GLASS WORKS, corner of 25th streets. eer thing for corcyin Pariuees now fn the ne brliding. ‘Apply at 7th street northw: Qaeda RAmz CHARGES an The STOCK Aap FIXTURES ofa fans Shoe )REEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVEDUR, given for sell feed baa eT reasons given for ics 726, Washington, D. 0. x osx TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE. MAUB) @ BRO., Beal Retate and Inearscce Brokers, (Opposite U.S, Treasury.) dt rebLL PROFITS pad to DEPOSITORS, a tate exceed! cont. per annum FOR SALE. Pr 5 aed Nx DOLLA and upwards, from ‘OR EALE—A handsome PIANO for on as = j, Tetomters + — al ply at No. 111% 1ith street. mi Soni itt ‘OB SALES A pair of BLACK Wonens, six | ()TIS BIGELOW, oat ore Banker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, LECTIONS, and transacts all business c with Bavking. UB SALE CHEAP—Two HORSES, CARTS HARNESS. Api ly at $26 Penn- szivania avenue before tn the morning or after 6 in the evening. sepl-3t" FoEBER, DWELLING, on & stroot 2° E SHEPHERD'S CO" ots. Apply at emoree! | Be OR SALE-A large DWELLING tne in new repair, Ei "Apply ae eeore or ke a aD. r OB Bi | ished HOUS! ia FE pra teey Tate eos sees mane; cation: Address" H. Ry” Star 0" DWELLING ly at Store of Fu BENT—TWO | LaBGE HOUSES in Michler Row. A. B. SHEPHERD & CO, RENT—A Neatl; ‘six-room La 0 No. 869 Liattent, oF ro cartes Bi quire Ne. B4rkine x 4 ¥ SOR SALE—One & HORSE ‘and CART, py PB 2 ee “Nay ISD 5.M, SQUIRE & co., sepl-3t™ 1446 PENNSYLVANIA Ay Fo, SALE—To the highest bidder, on the loth Orrosirs W Whart Gotet inhrirees, Wolnee eee oR 8 ae ‘asiiington. DO.» SCHOONER ROBERT J. Wasi Ni Collections mnie “re, 19 tone; in good condi St" | Deposita payable and, Pay of officers Fas SALE CHEAP_HURSE, WAGON g the Army cos pate Ug hat pee TE T E KEPCBLE Ingniee of ct a. WHIPPLE, 720 i3h street both Os Bhiveey fy TOR FALE BLACK PONY 1 toa hi 7 ~~ : finer for riding or for = light Fug RMAN AMEKICAN SAVINGS BANK, 2416 N st., bet. sath th ste. Tangle Ko. 915 Sevensu Sracer, the Post tifhes Dapartatent, PROFESSIONAL. nye do, 4,3, ™- , Seturdays open RN has re fepoaine Collections made ant pen Fe BERT REYBU! ricky mente By. 721 lor Sreeey e Nout W Est Coctereen lew York avenu (BER Office re— 85 ti RLY. ¥. Pros ¥ PRENTIsw Goon 4 cont, & ..¥ MATTING! Y. See. 0 ‘01 .LE—A new aT HOUSE on. ino Fr orotheat between ott ant sh scroeior bathroom '» gas and water, ‘Apply 446 446 I street northwest. ‘eugs-iw* 717. For fart apply to GEORGE | streets.) Bein. mn abd 3% to St get SPARKED, 613 5 yug@-Im m. seps-2w* Sapa Of RENT WILDSPHING COTTAGE. at Mt. | (\[ RS. BJ. FEENOH OF PHiLaDELPHia, | JAY COOKE & 8, easant, seven good table and the ceiebrated Reliable Olairvoyant Physiciaa 3 jen. Bent om ED, at I Bit. | an ton Medium, bas located at 1013 New York Bankers, < On RENT —o HESIDENCE orc | swtacan bemade for seifiy” | ,2UT ARP ribet Chtrkas OF CREETe Te Fesciects nest to cornet of a, northwest. It has | FYEMALM DISEASES of li Kinds treated. De | Tro " inanp pane iment Posner scribe cage and enclose ur frery convenlence and, a Sdmirabiy suited for's | cine Sit tetent Asis Me: Bee Thoms 3; SAY COOKE, McCULLOGH & Co. . ‘ate residence large, fami Panty For farther | No. 646 North Lith street. Philadelphia. \a~27 Lon i fcrgation apply to Mt Mrs. GROBGE PARKER.Ne a0 Cosbed tn any part 338 O street ‘sug2i-im Scotia FoREET r= Tare Drees DrIgk Froat DWEL, PERSONAL. WaASHINeron citys 24, Capitol Hills i rome, ramen? Ince Intrabes, wat MADAME MARTINE, Spiritual ant) Bocinces ———— Tth street and Low Rent to tenants. In: aire Medivn, can be d at No. S teth A PER CENT. INTEREST ON $e) Scieeeme ioe, fo, Eametmal Aug®) S07" | street northwest;sittings 10a. m. tor p. ta nepl ot Ioteret commences tre BEST ON DEPOSITS. {OR SALE—Ata in, that desirable PROP. ()®STACLES To MARRIAGE. Depesita cau be wade EBTY, Known as joleraft louse,” v ‘ situate Ho, 138 , eon sth and ian | | HAPPY (RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN —Sent | — — cae ban aay parrot letter envelopes, Addrca HOWALD = ABSOCTAa STON, Philadelphii Pores tnattaien MEDICAL, & having & high reputation for honorable conduct, J - abd professional skill. iy7sa p* J.P GRIFFITHS, “S™ Eran ae THE iT a All discarcs of fin ond’ Aleo, tar te te an ant Sureeon By Mall dacaans are woe eictuse wast, ne Torah Oar bands, “Taught Mrs. J. i. street northweat. ~ i FOR BENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, con- Sai eeeeante Osrefally. DAVIS’ ee =— 2 YEAR oLD orDsn in VINTEC, GREEN amens, ‘SPIOES, ae. Cc, WITMER, FINE GROCERIES, aug? ly 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, SAUTIFUL GRAPES. FoR PRESERVES . AND JELLIES. Housekeepers will do well to purchase now while a.W. ss ee , 10m OREAM PAVILION HOW OPER. Families and parties sunplied ot reasonable terms. - a eOu Senbmar in omeans we B. FISHER WAS REM! AP IGr sud Baia from 154 J UST SECEIVED, Capitol street. ‘ STUART BULL & BUTTER! BUTTER!! CSREES 3 BUTTER!!! Spt ection ate ee jee 2 Cunri _ — E. Z. BRAILEY Com’ ex fh. Con's GENUINE NEW YORK GOSHEN. Git of Coons and Bo" Cramcery. ‘The finest to be had in the city. porters, c street, between Ist and af, enue, ELPHONZO YOUNGS «& CU., GROCERS, Masonic Temple, 9th and F streets, DO Ndtany Pu LIC, Office, No. v0 rn wn tAR Sacibeiy, De gtonee &. ois ania te the oy and Fenders 1323 e Mth street. I street, between emma ectioneers and Merchants, 917 La. arene ‘Kh and 10th streets nora won. end Personal sttention giver to the sale of