Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY........September 4, 1873. Under the heading, ‘‘ The Black Man's Blun- Ger,” that fair republican journal, the New York Post, edatorially notices a handbill sent to it from Charleston, 8. C., headed “ Municipal Election,” and signed by a committee. This printed platform contains a “‘ demand” that the municipal ticket shall be composed as fol- lows :—“« For next mayor a white man; nine col- ored aldermen (most positively) and nine white; captain or chief of police, colored man; first Heutenant, white; second lientenant, colored; then all the subordinates or non-commissioned officers and privates op the police force white and colored. These colored men must be of our own choice in politics. Wealso demand an equal alternate pro rata in all the other departments ot the city government, and share in the execu- tive patronage; and no man, we care not whom, Shall receive our notice as a candidate who Goes not endorse and advocate these measures. ‘As the platform farther requires that ‘we the colored men” shall ‘select for our suffrages white men for this ticket” who “may come up to our requirements and stand firmly and squarely on our platform,” the Post infera that ‘20 white man will receive support who is not pledged beforehand to sustain this black man’s party in all its measures; also, that in the opin- ion of the colored men of Charleston the rights and interests of the two races are absolutely opposed to each other, and that those of the -colored race can only be sustained by their en- tire supremacy over the white; and argues that f this be true, and the colored people have the ‘pumerical strength and sufficient organization to assert and maintain such supremacy, then one of two things must follow: Either there must be the complete political subjection and submission of the white race, or they must abandon the struggle and the state. Before the whites do either they will, no doubt, resort to s contest which will simply be one of races, with all the blacks on one side and all the whites on the other. For if the blacks believe and insist that their rights and interests are inconsistent with and Opposed to those of the whites, the whites must accept the alternative in their own defence. A ‘war of races will, in any case, be a misfortane tothe blacks. Their welfare depends upon their equality before the law, the recognition in ‘@ mixed civil and social society of all the rights that belong to them as men. f they challenge supremacy and fall they lose all which might be accorded them should they ask only for their rights as equal citizens. If they succeed, the only supremacy that will be left them will be the power to establish a negro government and @ begro society with the white element left out. The Post winds up by saying that in a war of races, whether a material or moralone, the weakest gets the worst of it, and the blacks are the weakest. Their strength lies in making the whites their friends and not their enemies. —-ee-—— Ex-Congressman Farnsworth, who distin- guished himself while in Congress by his pue- rile warfare against the District of Columbia, and who was generally recognized as “on the make,” played the demagogue till the last and distributed his back pay, which belonged if not to himself to the Treasury of the United States, among the different counties in his district. Several of the counties refused to accept his plunder, but McHenry county did, and was thus rebuked by the farmers of that county at & convention held on Saturday last: “Resolved, That we, the farmers of McHenry county, in convention assembled, do disapprove the action of their county supervisors in accept- the pro rata share of the public moucy Stolen from the United States Treasury by our late representative in Congress.” —_-<ee--_____ The Springfield (Union asks: “Isn’t Vice President Wilson recovered snfticiently to utter @ word of protest against the proposed capture of the Massachusetts governorship by Butler?” It would seem that the muscles of Mr. Wilson’s mouth, which were drawn up on one side by his illness, have not sufficiently re- jaxed to enable him to talk yet about the guber- natorial contest in Massachusetts. Mr. Sumner, too, is affected in the same odd way. Although to all external appearances restored to full health, there is a sort of paralysis or numbness of the muscles of the tongue that up to this time has disqualified him from pronouncing the word “Butler.” —-+22- The report of Hon. Oden Bowie, president of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company, “for the year makes a highly encouraging ex- bibit. Even before the road was actually ready for business through the completion of its tan- nels, &c., it was operated at a small profit. Now that the tunnels have been finished and full facilities secured there 1s no doubt that the Toad will make handsome earnings. Satisfac- tory progress, itis stated, is being made upon the grand depot building in ‘Washington. ‘When completed its arrangements and conveni- ence will be perfect, and it is intended that it shall be an ornament to the national capital. “Of making books there is no end,” says the Good Book. For years past boot-making, how- ever, bas been rather an unprofitable business. The late Secretary: Seward's work, “Travels Around the World,” was an exception. The New York Evening Post learns that the amount Paid to the heirs of Mr. Seward for the first six months of itssale was $41,464, and thinks such & profit for so short a period of time is probably without a parallel in this country, ir it has ever been equaled anywhere, and that so unprece- dented a sale can only be accounted for by a very general admiration of the abilities and character of the author. ——__-~e--_______ Notwithstanding several attempts have been made to rid Philadelphia of certain bogus med- ical colleges, where it is alleged doctor’s diplo- mas are sold to any one who may apply, and without reference to their medical knowledge, at appears bya telegram from that city that such diplomas are still being disposed of. If there is no law in Pennsylvania to punish such Offenders, it would be advisable for the legisia_ ture at its coming session to pass one which will effectually break up these quack manufac- tories. Gen. Butter in pemacusing hte campaign for gubernatorial honors with varying fortunes in different parts of the state. He showed himself Unexpectedly strong in the large cities, but he is not doing so well in the country. Fall River and Cape Cod towns, Pittsfield and several towns im Bristol and Berkshire have gone against him, and altogether the list stands more unfavorably for him than at his last great con- test with Washburn, when the latter beat him some two hundred in the state convention. plocneetatecnatartonovines ‘The colored people of Baltimore who are opposed to s “black man’s party” in Mary- land, beld their meeting last night, made poor ont -wanar ip snorepane nar hcangronecpeae tast week, and finally resolved that tney are fully satisfied with their existing status ag voters and officeholders. ——_-~2--___ Americans who passed the summer in Europe are returning home im such large numbers that ‘it is stated that all state-rooms in the steamers of the different lines are A new mode of getting at the truth in jadicial has been suggested by a Britisher ‘The returns of the election for members of the legisiature in California yesterday are slow coming in. It fe regeraed by beth parties in the state as an election of great im- | portance, inasmuch as upon the party com- Plexion of this legislatare will depend the choice of a United States Senator in place of Eugene Casserly, democrat, whose term expires March 4, ‘The general result of this elec- tion is? moreover, looked for with some interest as 8 sign of the drift of public opinion in refer- ence to the Presidential succession. ———__-+ee-——______ Statistics justify Engiand’s fear that she is fast losing her iron trade with the world. For the first six months of 1871 her export of iron to the United States was 244,784 tons; fof the same period in 1872, 259,011 tons; and for the same periok in 1873, only 120,468,tons. Her export to all countries, including the United States, for the first six months in 1871 was476,191 tons; same period in 182, 418,042 tons; and same period this year, 347,757 tons. In view of this heavy de- crease no wonder John ) Bull is alarmed. ‘The highest prizée given at the Vienna Expo- sition were entitled diplomas of honor, of which there were 412. Of this number the United States received but eight, of which four went to the educational group. The Smithsonian In- stitution, the United States bureau of educa- tion, the State of Massachusetts, and the city of Boston each recelved one of these valuable diplomas for the excellence of its educational exhibit. The St. Louis Republican of yesterday con- tatns the announcement that Mr. Meal managing editor of the St. Louis Democrat, has resigned his position on that paper. Why or wherefore the Republican saith not.—Louisville Courier-Journal. It is reported hereabouts that ‘ Mack,’ re- versing the advice of Horace Greeley, iscoming East, and is te edit a new Brooklyn paper de- signed to make things lively in the City of Churches. A prominent government official is of the opinion that the only way in which contrite Congressmen who want to cover their back pay into the treasury can do s0 successfully is to buy United States bonds with their money and then destroy the bonds by burning, By doing this they will decrease the actual indebtedness of their country to the extent of the bonds de- stroyed. 2 ss ben |g eee of Washi Welch's Cold comnty aes Samastes Peres holding over the ire following abbatie, Bound trip tick- ets will be ag to Glenville, B. and P. road, at reduced rat: en te ALLER, So tepentet EXTRENTH ag ig ‘There wi! Leet the 1 oat DISTRIOT Reece a GLU ww Jersey avenue, Freie se esearch Ba aaay 2 full attendance it N, nt. Jas. rv, cna es Com. Treniaent e arrange- jomination and the transaction of routine business. All Republicans are Fequested to sttend. By order of ARLES H PARAMALE, ——— THOS. COMODORE, a sept-2t a JOSEPH 7ARER JOHNSON HAS From bis trip north, and resumes practice. ¢ Office and 937 8 ‘ed Office Hours: } 3to Se ee THE TRUSTEES OF THE FOURTH SCHOOL DISTHIOT will be in attendance 5 ne aon aiing oo TU ESDAY, September Y thereafter at nine (9) ‘SUB-BOARD. ito Issue tickete of Byoraeret [aug3-6ty TSN otiocn. SCHOOL BOOKS, Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, 1026 7th st., above New York ave, —The undersigned has this da: New Building, No. it itheast. ang?s-2w* customers with ICE ONERY at prices as ie _FRED'K | STEINLE. IMPORTED SWEDISH LEECHES. Just received another fresh supply of these most useful animals. Will always keep them on hand freeh and reliable. ABTHUB NATTANS, md Apothecary, Corner 24 and D streets n. w. MILBURN’S POLAR SODA, EB COLDEST AND BESTIN THE Wo. ‘with pure Fruit, Oream and other Byrom DEPOT FOR MINERAL SPRING * WATEES, No. 1429 Penxavivania A near Fifteenth strect. Se stw BOOKS. CIRCULATING LIBRABY, ¥. M. 0. A. ROOMS, Corner $th and D streets, ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY. ‘Terms: $6 per annum; i oe perquarter. jy sician: until is carried to spared her er fe. stint po hy he cfu i! L. crbpratetn 3 bytes LOR: Citieaseses savers are s eafe and infall malaria, 138 Lege wens EOS. PS, yt CA a aa coe ent : commencing SEPTEMBEL S158,” Residence, street northwest. sept-6t™ i" if 442K CABBIAGES!! i here in stock large i po a EE » inclading eo | 8 + OF second-hand Landau! Stty Tor ous or'owe *eraetss little used, and will be cheay Pept oe Tit tis Been ceRAR ae ak. SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR! AT LOW BATES. a. for @i. the suger m: in tesa Fou will soon bays to per vagelogtetd SaRg only 81) BLPHONZO YOUNGS & Cv., GROCERS, Masonic Temple, 9h and F streets, sepi-te Opposite U. 8. Patent Office. ( OPABTNERSHIP. | MUFTY & a TAYLO 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK,) Govermment Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the followi Pa eee EB, Sayan nei PBsie-we dae | IMPORTERS HE RRS onx—| | H an Fi, Bag v ye arsenal ioe, Bs iD Sie, Janadiy feral i MANUFACTURERS The Markets. : Bartimont, Sept. 4.—Virginia sixes, consolida- | Lr OF: $5, Cette or FOR biclee fancy, 29 25. {Gate achive ode weak end’ lowery 100) i E i be wn ems er “| Wen, Ladies, and Children. Neve oss, Se -£: —Stocks stes Gold act . 16%. Money, €@7. Exchange, 7';; short,7%. Gov- iene hos lower. Lo: 4, 12:3 ase 12:15 p. m. the Bank of 3 Bagiand: directors posted’ their card, stati —_—_—_——_ tt at the expected change ieee the rat discount bi ioe “54 bondi He, 48° MEN'S WEAR. BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS. GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS. LISLE THREAD SHIRTS. FINE SILK SHIRTS. FALL MERINO SHIRTS. HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS. Duranrunnt, Once af Covey Siena! Ofer Wert ‘t The low . in Dacotnh, te now Over the appet late CANTON FLANNEL SHIRTS. CU Sa a ees SHIRTS. fiero tne inte ‘windd, beve ¥2 Provailed from Tenne th. | RED FLANNEL §HIBTS. Wenterly, with clearing weather ‘over tits north- | HEAVY SILK SHIRTS. mest Guncreny cloudy weather, areas of light ral | HEAVY RED CASHMERE SHIRTS. ported COTTON JEAN DRAWERS. LINEN DRAWERS. GAUZE MERINO DRAWERS. FALL MERINO DRAWERS. HEAVY MERINO DRAWEBS. CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. and athens to southwest nthe New Rogland end middle states ‘or Ne ands lon prevail resh and bi weet wide: Bor the ‘middle jon, cloudy weather, rain a raat Woe, the latter veering to wester!: ing or the. be For the tegen Fy Mississipp! cast of the SHAKER FLANNEL DRAWERS. siesta, x; RED FLANNEL DRAWERS. ao re ee northwest winds, | HEAVY SILK DRAWEBS. will sresualiy extent seat eee HEAVY RED CASHMERE DRAWERS. Tegious the Ohio valley aud Tenuence eee (ihe ma- | ENGLISH COTTON HALF HOSE. sority of Loreen a Lelegra tions in and west of the Miss! yet been received. FRENOH COTTON HALF HOSE. FANCY LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE. BALBKIGGAN HALF HOSE. FANCY COTTON HALF H@SE. PLAIN SILK HALF HOSE. ‘FANCY SILK HALF HOSE. WHITE MERINO HALF HOUSE. COLORED MERINO HALF HOSE. LOCAL RECORD. The thermometer mo = Teg room - THE 8 - Sar ngeree follows:—8 NEW STYLES RECBIVED DAILY IN FALL STYLES FELT HATS aT WILLETT & ROUFF: sep3-3t 905 Pennsylvania avenne, SPECrAL TAXES, § PEB OXNT. BONDS AND CERTIFICATES of the BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Receivable in Payment of Special Taxes, BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET BATES. NOURSE & MIDDLETON, seps-5t 613 isth street. J UsT RECEIVED FROM EUROPK, DRESS SHIRTS. 6 PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE SACQUE SHIRT, READY-MADE, FOR $16.50. 6 PALMER'S PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO OKDER, FOR 818.00, 6 PALMER'S PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER, FOR $21.00. 6 PALMER'S PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER, FOR 824.00. 100 DOZEN GENUINE GLOVES. LISLE THREAD GLOVES. LISLE THREAD DRIVING GLOVES. HEAVY KID DRIVING GLOVES. HEAVY CALF DRIVING GLOYV! DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES. HARRIS’ SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, ALL SHADES AND SIZES. JOHANN MARIA TARINA COLOGNE AT 25, 50 AND $1 PER BOTTLE. ality of this Cologne, ‘The well-known su; ty i low price, are inducements and the exceptional re = lak ok Ga ight Mert im receipt o! nts’ light Mo phi and Drawers! for fall wear af 1 cach, which eeree MT dozen 130 Ts Children’s white Iron Frame Hose, three pair for ite and Brown LADIES AND CHILDREN’S WEAR. en's estralocg Brown and White MERINO VESTS. and Fancy Hose, three pair for §1, at SILK VESTS. MERINO PANTS. SILVERBERG'S SILK PANTS. ENGLISH COTTON HOSE. FRENCH COTTON HOSE. BALBBIGGAN HOSE, SILK HOSE. - FANCY COTTON HOSE. FANCY LISLE HOSE. COTTON CHEMISES. LINEN CHEMISES. COTTON DRAWERS. LINEN DRAWERS. COTTON SKIRTS. CAMBRIO SKIRTS. NIGHT DRESSES. DRESSING SACQUES. CORSET COVERS. PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS. LAWN SHIRT WAISTS. INFANT'S CAMBRIC SKIRTS. INFANT’S FLANNEx SKIRTS. INFANT'S COTTON SLIPS. INFANT’S CAMBRIC SLIPS. INFANT'S CAMBRIC DRESSES. INFANT’S BOBES. INFANT'S CLOAKS, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORK, 312 SEVENTH STREET, seps-tr Bxa® PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LD G BN Mi) Ja » @) OVE! ary vA COFFaE: WHITE LAGUAYRA, do., Roasted Oarefully. DAVIS’ CELEBRATED HAMS, Small Bizes. 2 YEAR OLD nes — GREEN amare. ‘SPIOES, &eo. Cc. WITMER, FINE GROCERIES, aug2d-ly 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. Bf4etire. GRAPES. FOR PRESERVE! ES AND JELLIES. ggg ai yi de well to purchase now while —- MN. W. BUROHELI ang?) 6t 1332 F el Jour @. REISINGER. 10B CBEAM PAVILION HOW OPER, Families and parties supplied at reasonable terms, =" Ho 613 4% Srzzzr. Sovruwasr. T. EDW. CLARK, T. Bs. OR08S,J2 T. EDW. CLARK & CO,, DEALERS LUMBEE, WOOD AND OOAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, GLOVES. 1 BUTTON LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 2 BUTTON LISLE THEEAD GLOVEs. 3 BUTTON LISLE THREAD GLOVES. 1 BUTTON KID GLOVES. 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES. MOULDINGS, &c,, ae, | 3 BUTTON KID GLOVES. . tral Office, 626 Loni: y ‘TTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES. Senart, Depet and Planing I, foot of ath street et - 3 BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES. 2 BUTTON CASTOR GLOVES. 3 BUTTON CASTOR GLUVES. 2 BUTTON DOGSKIN GLOVES. 3 BUTTON DOGSKIN GLOVES, DOGSKIN GAUNTLETS. CASTOR GAUNTLETS. a eranek, po a, and B streets : aan inl ovenue and &h ctrost southeast. iyii-tf_ sx PER Pet cath ot ba. ad | eae hereafter pi five ds yaerarpae ‘eben aug27-1m we Bianete receivit and will at ke ‘a An TONEY. soll lowest price the ow is the time to lay in ihe Winter “an ply. RoW. BURCHELL, aug29-cc6t FANCY Gcobs. ML. ¢, | PERFUMERY. “ | SOAPS AND TOILET ARTICLES. Je — = SLEEVE BUTTONS. Saal STUDS. nm Moar pans of ry inrt, —, peng UMBRELLA OHATELAINES. FAN UHATELAINES. OXYDIZED FANCY ARTICLES. JET JEWELRY. PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. N. oF ake OF HEALTH, th with nd rie ae ‘ele ete OB BALE seogen LAs an ‘ana emerge: WHITE Goods. PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. HEMSTITOHED HANDKEROHIEFS. FANCY BORDERED HANDKEROHIEFS. 73 of att | peat wa) PLAIN S{LK HANDKEROBIEFS. FANCY SILK HANDEERORIEFS, HAMBURG EDGINGS. HAMBURG INSERTINGS. eee TEN pus SEW GAsiOnA MARES NEW NaTlONAL MARESE ne — EDGINGS. rae : Swiss INSERTINGS. E VICTORIA LAWNS. 2 BISHOP LAWNS. sea Wie TUCKED FRUCKINGS. and Kd tress, il i 'ED—A ti iret Boast On, in some mercan' i Seite ee auise raiRL, aera APF Worsted ‘aud Bmbroid: i ey ee ‘Watson's Hair Gate rr t northwest, and’ 698 Louisiane are: he ROM Gat and aoe 00M, ABD, in le family, by a 5 Ba # | 5S Warsi a Wars en Apply ‘cook in elvate @ priv Trib, GQTEE f. trial toa GIRL for of 10th and 8 the corner business HARNESS street northeast. street northw: iD a poe ae ibe OF one large FRO! jerate. Andress X, Star office. yaRTED—a ma BINEB, (with “spout from Star HOUT ot greni ot ia, or aun L- Wikae ren num. KENNED 2 Perea ry oy ‘ow 7 ves ra MEN, 3 =E ‘an article wanted in every family cash required. Call at Bookstore, 1291 ¢ Sheet’ ned NTED—A first-class MI) Fila AY yee geet Dorthwest. ‘a MBS. H. abtEt it pener ec iene arwhich fe doing a a eoed esl cers ‘office. BAUM & W WV ANTED TO a oar pens amore 'UR- Nis. yy Benato ‘ay to B. H.W. WARE 72 ot87 Tehat street. = separ to cl ‘rworl Warten o ies Ser = e Houete goraeh = Bep2. WARTED Immediately “TWENTY wagous '$ to haul broken stone. Stead: meoe Ap} ptr ng corner of I and 27th streets, near ee Wat —Immediately—A Ba. DWELt! E in Goorgetown, D. Must es — rooms, water and gas. Ladtese’ Y. G.8., St ‘sepa-6t Ten, ae we F ae NTA Suit of PABLORS and three HAMB) ma aeeneel SES. ot at summer prices. Apply oh Fo RERToaT ‘906 Pennsylvania avenue, thres communicating BOOMS, on sscond LJ floor, sical fr oficeparpsees or hotonk j tet and ges inthe be the house.” Thal commnaloatne FRO FEsie eee tS, pleasantly focated Su et or co thie Siig wie. 70 a street, between ietand | 4 Capitol streets northwest, ‘sep St Fo SALE-LOT. aa Saeeat nort! Tth west, 50 ceats. — an be betoe. rtd Mort, ® are Ri @ | northwest; a OR RENT— three | EMRE cae Pore “room, water Toca tion. Large yard, with shade trees, Street. cate pass the aie oun Joquirocn the premises, 109 West Fos RERT—Witheot B, gagdaneghbernoed cal ‘al address Ses FOREN TinE ROUEN Woe rst Georgeto: next door, or nr. 3.0 J.J. SOu'S wilinery and Fi Famers Seere, OB SALB OFT ah Qt STORE —. por term | A BUILDING “St = aap tie FoRRE RENT BRIOK HOUSE No. 524 20th st., pant northwest, containing aeven, and cellar; modern im; Diy to JAMES W BARKER, 1108 H street, * petween lith and 13th northwest. sep? aw Foe SALE—New seven-roem DWELLING, barn fad ether ont-houses, with 5 to 3) acres rich garden land, 3 miles south of city; part cash and art city Property, GUILD, auctioneer, 1014. Pa. aver sep2-st™ STORE 1749 Penn- I be rented neparstel?. d harness maker. Apply YB, ith street and hed ; WABSEDs 5 CQACH FAINTER. at JOHN J. ges ond water, Tho roctes are asceabie ee eh Di we eee tg oa (9 No | rented Teneonablr to 3 family. ae street, Gecrgetown. “Mone 00d | exchanged. street southwest, Workman weed apply.” sonst” | near Sultbeoniane sep Fe ee an APDENER: ger. | TOR SALE—In Blioville, Prince George's cons: panent lace: amily not on ty, M near Tonnallytowy te mat ‘A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, W. OARTER or, J eae | on bigh ground and healthy locality, with command- Garett No, 310. ing view of surrounding country, abd fifteen min- W feelin a. LABORERS and TERT i= Doit P ree nt Com wth tae yard yement 7 corner iith and :$ streets, northwest. ye pay 7 two weeks, ‘sep2-3t' W BeUg of re Srtscre Soom imal HOUSE of small 0 gas family, without water: tocatlsa north of th of Peuseylvamia a ie between ad Fou dir "Post Office, Ladics Window. naa Wainia porto LAUNDE: — in the country. Printing water, summer kitchen. Rent LOST AND FOUND. Feexs lergectze GOK GOLD Let meg OS Burrow tsement. Apply at 637 7 Bouton Careline’ LS62,-Or0, Stone i ena piety! ill be liberal ; BEMKEN, 945 Pennsylvania avenue, scpseat™ '—On Louisi: ent atthe market SE OBANDUM BOOK, Containing several With thanke will be given for the return of the same Pe aes jisiana Oe ane Aen ORL STETTINIUS. § wa see ane apt a steel Mtcrland “an LS the might of Anew 2h we and Potomac railroad s STE See ct cones eee harp how i ‘will be liberally rewarded ‘ond a Ld eer ing © tea rid in the to the city “from Biaienst: Ration, where sixteen trains stop daily siareccioubie Fipine House, twelve oom; claterny lox: cellent watery and , pats bith choles waning? Tas titeas proper. with el riety? wise, i adjotnina fhe farm of Joseph B Bryan, eer, house and sixteen acres, with twocows, ‘wagon and forming mpleneuts, ‘on easy terms. y to Ba. Am’ 1237 Peansylvauia Desirable, ten-room is CHAPMal, att Lith street: between ned B, ‘fine isco oar completely 4 eba¥ipsos, yin: tv..near Willard’ Hotel. anes KF OE BENT itt close OF FIOR and LODGING a + eg hii avenue. Every line street care pases ‘8ng30-cotw 55 Z. RIOHARDS. FULRE K HOUSES Ho. brite ah street north, went; le mantel, water, fe. Apply | ineubdi ticniare, pane upon the water in every finid; orchard, £0. Nesr'tee Marne sricultural College. Public school end greriey je Seminary on the ed ng The farm will be sold as valine to sult purchasers or fart par larg, forme Re, call at my ofice, No: tod, op- EDWARD ©. CARRINGTON. BY No, 708 E street, opposite Post Umer. USE, 6 rooms, Si street, between O and P a, on long time, reoms, No ree Gh street, between $3.50), 0n long a eek Oth ed With w. we. O2,t0, rooms, Vermont ave., bet. Band 8 and water, and are the fered in the city of Wash- A lot of fine streets and Vermont avenue, and other” RESIDENCES on 14th, 12%, 7h city. LOTS on Capitol Hill, ) Mxlos, for $10 per month. FOR EXCHANGE. ok! KING & BULL. acre ey BRIOR JACKSON 150 wok THOSE WAGONS ox. iT, Micuarm BELL, ang89-6t* Cor. Mam: ave ant that oeteeat. T4* Parens, + ATTENTION Board of Pablic Work: —— in payment a] epecial taxes, fold at market rater. ‘Taxpayers will find te tinele interest to call upon “yy~ 4 & PATTERSON, ang%S.2w an ih street, opp. Treasury. Sesvrvision or NORTH ARLINGTON HBIGHTS * INTO FIFTY SMALL Fakus of four and to each, bas recently been by the. oubscriver,’ ‘Thess beoatifal Beights ‘command the fnest, view: are now offered: on accommodating terms, aud at a great bargail much less, indeed, than at any other desirable point near this city, while they are naey on | the most sirable seto quality of soil. views, healthfulnes and scocseability. ‘The soil has pr be the most rfectly od te grape growing of any land yet Yound im jatitude baving one of the most naccerafal lueyards on on these lands, now loaded their en clusters, that cen be fonna in this country or Europe. The rare q: — pes is well km ity. oe Femur "gh Coamable by good oun and ea: drive of 3) min- are well watered by springs LOby A. PHILLIPS, Beal Ertate Broker, 613 15th street, ang over National Metropolitan Bauk. FOB SAUETA BARE CHANCE Sick, Fix ress PRR i of a GROCER Y, WIN Band With lease uy of sita- ated in one of the most st eligi portions ot oi : doing a fine business reasons for ‘ai pad Box 12, ‘until ‘Oeteber angd) hi erate “—Partics wishing to borrow money Ta mounts ot low ress, cn paper or be accommodated by sending thelr address Ea Bot ee . 830, ‘eugo im ;OR veneer OX QURTINE. DROWN. nom St adalat HOUSES, SES, renga ne ac price pole square of GROUND end LOTS in all parts ct the HOUERS and LOTS a: Mount Pleasant. jes RS MAND FIXTURES cfuamt cus Shes given for ecllis Address Post Office 726, Washington, D. 6. seeete TB. Mo TO LOAN er Bug. utes from tite city. and of She purest soft ¢ Beal Estate and nee Brokers, iai7 wet shat spore, Hie. ae RUTHERFORD. Lad 1437 F strest, FOR SALE Vor low on long time very smal cash red Ome ait 1 eoUaRk FOR SAL Sema I Sd _—— eatin er ore SALE—A —— + be * —A G n0g80-e0st 71s inh wtrect. | K ‘of HALNESS. ira len rem, tong F UR SALE ae SF — _ sep 1213 Penusylvaeie avenue. offered for sale upon ‘the most liberal terms. In | [OR SALE—A handsome PIANO f point of mand F Poy at Ne. TAnS ith errea NO OF 8: in the oe Fre dares amemnana Pr) stands thr old wr ranges, walters, butler pantrics, linen rooms, os wash-tubs,. Siher Fag epee narangd — ee and every * hoy oAISt isite e Ppobudy, Teh street hntee Apply fo Atst HO FS == OR RENT—A large and pees EL BHICE DW Het sot G stteat northwoet, strects, Apply are of SR SHEPHERD ‘ag33 20 mee Ww in new . Fo Eevee, berwton PERLETRS rreeungs a Apply at sore of A. B. LKHEPHERD LanGE DWELLING iehler mow. Apply at Store — D & CO aug25-20 USES i: in RB SAL: gonvenlences OR mee AR, bate ‘lst street; 000; rent, $50 per months has modern ee and furnace aoe; Key mai had at No. T17. ticulars apply to GEORGE 8. PARKER 6 tiki ireet. sugd im F CO RENT— WILDSPEING 00 COTTAGE at Me, garden. Rent ri P80. Inguire of br. BURED, st a Mt. Pieasant, or $15 F street northwest. a1 Fo BENT—A commodious RESIDENC. street, next to corner of 43s, northwest. ee been thorough); end peaunenes ‘ery couventence ‘and. 8 rabiy”gaited for a @large fam Pin farthy ‘ivate resi fetormation apply to Mrs, GROWG! 3386 ation apa thwest OR SALE—A =, a@ fy HORSES, wix rfect mate aoa 728T8 Old, 15% B teuund and~ without Tault, Price, $1400 “Adare J FM. s2-eo5it Fen SALE—To the highest bidder, on the lth of September, 1573, at ¥ m.,at J ey} a foot of 12th «treet. asiington. D Pia foohEs ROBERT Jy WasiiNurox;S is tons; in ry condition. e28-1t™ Fo; SALE Xe La —HURSE, wagon es and HA ‘38, 9150 cash; or will trade the wagon ol a co or sell each separately . Jnguire of a HIPPLE, 720 i3h street _north- west after m. ance For SaLE=a BEATE, ca uh 4 feet ug either ‘or for bugey. gare Ne. bet. sat rand ] and 2th — PROFESSIONAL. B. GRO. BEULING, Surgeon on chars: @ Mary Dic Byeand Bar Jasin. Baltimore will Fo- 4 Qfice Roare ta Washington on the ith io. vania avenue, Wedbeeday trom it to 3 oie cplawn pF. P. GRIFFITHS, Keterti Weserts peculint to Ladios he inenses " deen 3 ven up by Alopathi ot - «' P Aloette or her phy. C.E oryeny WE vena 7 Ar Lav AND GENER Fos St T ot er pon No. 807 E Senter one eit BS 01 = es, wees te te Special attention given to Bouthern Clots. eié-tm /B SALE—A new FRA’ steathcaat, bere J Fas 2.8 9°. art, &. Z. BRAILEY A Sy ex of. Court of Clams and Be rd aminer in Caancery. CLEPHANE & BRAILEY, Short-hand Writers and Law Office: No. 110 C street, betwee facing Indiana ee w. Fut jous az! -AT-b ATIORNE Note La pad PAL Offee, No. Goo nn ott A Gta 2 atiy tg Disc GEORGE § ae bas retard to 1 tipsy M.® 20TzasEL. LUTTRELE & DUNN Merchants, Auctioneers and La. —— ‘Oh and te streets north weet. ' end Personal sitention given to the