Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1873, Page 2

EVE Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY........September 6, 1873. The Fight in Massachusetts. The contest over the matter whether Gen. Butler shall or shall not be the republican can- didate for governor in Massachusetts is devel- oping some bad blood. The circumspect old Boston Advertiser, designated by Prescott, the historian, as “the respectable daily,” feels ‘called upon, in its repngnance to Butler, to @enounce, in very heated terms, the federal officeholders, who, it charges, are manipulating the machinery to elect Butler delegates to the state convention. That paper, also, charges that “‘ President Grant is not guiltless in the matter.” Now, it is very possible that Gen. Butler, who is somewhat famous for his coups ef political as well as military strategy, has enlisted more or less of the state federal Officers, bat it is altogether unlikely that any interference on their part in his be- balf bas been dictated from Washington. Gen. Butler has yet somewhat the lead in Gelegates for the convention, and as the Wash- burn party threaten to bolt in case Butler is nominated it becomes a question of some inter- est what the result wii! be in caso two republi- dates and a democratic candidate are im the field. The standard republican majority over the democracy of Massachusetts has beon in round numbers from 70,900 to 50,000, and there has been but little variation from these figures. In 18¢} the republican majority on Governor was over 70,000. In 1368 William Clafiin’s majority over John Quincy Adams was 68,000. In 1869 there were three candidates for Governor, Claflin, Adams, and Chamber- lain, bolting republican, when Claflin had 23,000 majority over Adams, and 9,000 over all. In 1870 there were also three candidates, Claf- lin, Adams, and Phillips, bolting republican; Claflin leading Adams by 31,000 votes, and the field by #,000. In 171 four candidates appeared in the canvass, Washburn, Adams, Cham- berlain, im the interest of lIsbor reform, and Pitman, the champion of prohibition. Here Washburn was victorious, receiving NI NG STAR. ... Balter. 27,000 votes more than Adams and leading all the candidates together by 15,000. Last year in @ square canvass between Washburn and Bird, democrat, the majority of the former rolled up again to 74,000. Thus taking the republican candidate’s vote in the contests for governor in 1864, 1968 and 1572, it has been steadily about 130,000; 126,000 in 1864; 2,000 m 1368, and } 133,000 in 1872. ‘In the “‘off” years, when there has been no Presid. 2tial contest, the republican governor's vote has been in 1369, 74,000; in 1870, 79,000, and in 187 000. In 1869 and in 1570 the bolting republican candidates drew re- spectively 13,000 and 21,000 votes, and in 1571 the two outside candidates drew between them 14,900 votes. The democratic governor's vote in the Presidential years was, in 1563, 63,000, and in 1872, 59,000. In 1869 the democratic candi- cate polled 50,000 votes; in 1870, 43,000, and in 1871, 47,000. From all this it will be seen that the republi- can party in Massachusetts must be nearly equally divided to give the democracy a chance to win by the defection of the Washburn men. As Mr. Dawes and other prominent opponents of Gen. Butler announce their purpose to sup. port the regular nomination, it is pretty certain that if nominated he will be elected. ——— is the assessment of five per cent. levied on his clerks by the postmaster at St. Louis, “for al- leged political purposes, and for office expenses and repair of the building.” It is stated that the postmaster justifies his action on the ground that he has recently incurred a heavy personal expense in increasing the facilities of the office and of that section of the country, which has required visits to Washington and other places, the cost of which he cannot afford to pay him- self. This excuse does not possess the requisite thickness, and if the matter is brought to an issue we suspect this verdant manipulator of mail bags will have to back water. — The prompt and emphatic disapproval by the Board of Fire Commissioners at their meeting last night of political interference with the management of the Fire Department, merits. and will no doubt receive, the approbation of all good citizens. That is by far too important & branch of the public service to be run as @ political machine. At least three branches of municipal administration in all obr cities should be above political manipulation—the public schools and the police and fire departments. Nothing but trouble, confusion, irregularity and general inefficiency ever results from placing such interests in the hands of men who use them to forward party ends. CH M.O.A. LYCEUM MEETS THIS EVENING, after thelr summer recess, 1t* WILLARD'S HALL — Foundry congre; tion will worship at 11 a.m. TOMO BROY Preaching by B RA. Haru. CHURCH ¢ ee aS SOF THEM & CHUKOH wit eae pean M. HURC: eet PTEMBER Mk CUTED Finst Baptist CHUB street, BROW MORNING at 11, ING ats. All wcicome. WAvCHM, E, CHURCH —Preaching TO- MORROW «at it and 7.30 p.m, by the Pax og . Bictarp * tectum at ie clore of morning service. i SE NRA sone tS OF THE EPIPHAN mcaROW MORNING st of the CHUROA ii re-open TO- the usual hour, a METROPOLITAN br rd ag AN streets aor erry Lt Ressnocd mans th services will commence @ Th Pp. m. Morning onyigns PREAOHING.— Service in the an ai a Hyattsville, Md., every SABBATH ERNOON, at 4 o'clock, by some member of the fat ington City Presbytery. The public are in- vited. sens ie A MEETING OF THE BO RU TEES OF THE PUBLIC Soitoous wit be be'Lat the Franklin School Building on TUESD A’ FVENING, 9h instant, At7 3 orc. ‘A. RDON, Secretary, ROTOR ay ne Teena Sept. Charen, 384 he Holy Communion will administered atllo ‘clack, ‘and the usual ser- vices at § ik 4 a oe MELL, Rector. MOUNT VE EM.E.OHURCH SouTn— thre, ee aneatin fer the yarch will be ae on TO- ORROW 9(Seb- hath) pre -V. Tenor, D. tt New Orieages in the evening by the Presiding’ ing at 11 o'clock byw Eller, Nuson Hat OS Totadosmmuind? ‘3 FRIEND NOCIETY take Utne. Carroil Hall, on SUNDAY, Sep tember 7, at me Otters for the ensuing year will be lected. Allthe mem: ers AES requested to a bie JOBHUA HONTINGTON, Sec’y. pa eat ES haa bl yd ASSOCIA- ‘The memb of this Association are eutoe “to meet at ‘their Hall, on Ist street northwest, between T and K, TO-MORROW, (San- Jock sharp. in full uniform. to al of our dee Joes ‘a mecting will be held THIS EVE, to make arrangements bby the “Tos MONTGOMERY, Preaiaent. MDENNIS LYONS, Rec Gon Some weeks since THE STAR noticed a report made by President Eliot, of Harvard Uniwer- sity, in opposition to the establishment of a national university at Washington. The Bos- ton Advertiser of the 2d instant prints a reply from Prof. Wm. B. Wedgwood, vice chancellor of the proposed university, in which President Eliot's objections are considered and a sketch of the enterprise given. In answer to the charge that Washington is the capital only In a governmental or political sense; that it is a fecas of neither foreign commerce nor domestic trade, neither manufactures, agriculture nor mining, neither literature nor art, and that the climate Of the city is not very healthy, &c., Prot. Wedg- Wood says: «* Washington Ys to the United States what the head is to the body. ‘The best talent of the na- tion is concentrated here, in the legislature, the judicial and executive ‘branches of our own government, and the best talent of all foreign nations is hete found in their ambassadors and ministers. Here the government makes her laws, here are her courts of last resort, and here is the home of the chief officer of the nation, sworn to see that the laws are faithfully exe- cuted. Here the government holds intercourse with all the nations of the earth, and here Settles all questions of peace or war, regulates foreign commerce and domestic trate, aids the agricultural and mining interests of the coun- try. Here are found advantages for pro; in scleneo and art which no other cityin this union affords. Among these advantages are the con- essional library, the scientific collections of the patent office, the land office, the medical department of the army and navy, thé Smithso- nian Institution, (he agricultural department with its experimental grounds, botanical gar- dens and conservatories, the national observa- tory, the bureaus of the coast survey and storm al servic® the laboratories and workshops the Navy and War departments.” Ex-Governor Swann, of Maryland, says he basrefused to accept his back pay, and that when he next visits Washington he intends @ take such action as will result in its absorp- tion by the United States Treasury. But ac- cording to Gen. Spinmer the Treasury simply holds these back pay contributions in trust, and they may at any time be reclaimed. This must be a harrowing reflection to the members who fondly believed thatthey had made full restitu- tion to Uncle Sam, and we thersfore suggest that Gen. Spinner give them back their money on condition that they purchase United States bonds with it—a plan we referred to the other day; that they turn over these bonds to Gen. 8S., and that when all have done this a joint committee be appointed by Congress and the Secretary of the Treasury to convey these bonds to the Washington navy yard, there to be placed in a furnace heated ‘seven times hotter than an oven” to be burned in the same man- ‘her as worn-out plates of the national currency are destroyed, and that the committee certify to the destruction in due form. Such a pro- ceedure would elicit the applause of an ad- miring country, aud would purge conscientious M. C.’sof apy suspicion of ‘‘shenannegan.” While the bonds were burning the members might be present, and, ranging themselves around the fiery furnace, execute a chant after the manner of the witches in Macbeth, varying the refrain to suit the circumstances of the case. This would add zest to the occasion, and tend to make it me: morable. A“Farmer” complains in the Firyinia Senti- nel of the management or rather mismanage- ment of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and attributes it tothe removal of Mr. Clarke, the former president of the company. It is perhaps but justice to Mr. Gorman, the present presi- dent, to say that the caval was as badly man- aged under Mr. Clarke as it is under himself, and that accidents were as frequent then as ‘they are now. In other words, it ts “‘six one and balf a dozen the other.” The fact seems to ‘be that the canal is made a political hack for the ‘uses of the Maryland politicians, and as long as ‘this is the case it is useless to expect that it will be operated for its legitimate business purposes, OF for the advantage of the public. a A remarkable report comes from New York Of the involved condition of the city finances, ‘The expenditures of last year were twenty mil- Uions of dollars in excess of the total municipal receipts, and at this rate the debt is increasing with frightful rapidity. We would suggest to the New York Sux and 7ridune that it might be really worth their while to give some attention ‘eo howe 5: While devoting 80 much of ‘laeir ettention to the municipal affairs of Phil- , Washington and other cities, they seem to be surprisingly oblivious to frand and corruption right under their noses. ‘The New York Times has got into trouble by incautiously admitting Alexander Delmar and his terrible budget of statistics to its colamns. ‘The Times will find it no easy matter to dislodge this Old Man of the Sea. A. D.’s latest figuring isto show that the world is now producing & very much larger amount of breadstuffs than it needs. THE 8 NDAY | MORNING aa Aivays BEAUTIFUL, BRIGHT and BRILLIANT, ‘Will especially commend itself to popular favor sulle TWENTY THOUSA Db READERS, TO-MOKROW, From its rare excellence and intrinsic worth. @/ THESU: mnAT MORN PAC CAZETTEebould ba READ BY EVERYBODY TO.MO 2 The ad distinguishing beta alice the SU NDAY MORNING GAZETTE which Should not be forgotten is its acknowledged value as an ADVERTISING MEDI rank GPS Advertisements re until twelve (> o'clock EVERY SATU EDAY NIGHT! CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ‘Capitol ae i 51 B street. near corner 24, southeast. Popular Ki MBS. A. D. WEBSTER. NEW YORK REPUBLICAN Ai ASSOCIA- TION.—There will bo # regniar meeting at Clarke's bal No. 479 See a wenue, SAT- UBDAY EV baimtaiag omen ot . JAS. E. SPRAGURYI Rec. Sec’y. DR. JOSEPH TABER JONSON HAS returned from his trip north, and resumes practice. Office and residenee, mer Tew York ave. Office Hours: }12 to 1 epl-lw fr zerttcs. SOHOOL BOOKS, Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTORE, augi-2w" 1026 7th st., above New York ave. REMOVAL .—The andersigned has this da) removed to his Hew Building, No. ind Pennsylvania avenue south y increased ye and better accom modat! ee bh ICE le FS0 to su) re wit! cK HFMOTIONERY af prices ea low as ton Cri 223. Im* FRED’K STEINLE. EnIOKS hg nan ye BESTORER bas never been to fail, It frees the scalp from Dandroff, restores Gi Hair t> natural Tr, Tenders it soft and pliabie, prevents the Hair from falling eut, and reproduces it when ». It is the finest ir bene y all Drug: ye jyla-att 5 SCRENCE'S MANDEARE FILLS —Thewe and although they entirely supersede the use of mercury, do not leave any of its injurious effects. They hey act directly pon the liver, and are 8 Ing from @ disordered state of MILBUBRN'S POLAR sOoDA, |B COLDEST Ey, 4 BEST IN, WIRE 'ORLD, ‘with pare = og ing le —_ a al dels-tr near Fit ws BOOES CIRCULATING LIBRAB! ¥. M. 0. A. BOOMS, Corner %h and D strects, ALL THE POPULAB BOOKS OF THE Day. Terms: $5 pet snnum. eee iya How sadit Istana wife,» mother family, who requires all are vical | atrength to fainll ber household duties, ponsibility which, fallen ‘apo Bert see to accept the responel 1 ing St Ty to os ne feeling badly without. bel je to Kay Pipi at eye ot suffering enough to be utterly miserae debility is more fatal to ber then rere. spell of sicknessy for in that nt cone she rill receive thet ‘oper care, as in the other she will linger months ‘months, not think - ing it worth while to see a aoe? about it, until —— ex! ves oat, and pg = ave, when a little T tim have spared her er ile To pre prevent. to strength: can compere with the. LONG- BEBTR. edly Billousnese, dyspepsia, costivencss, lac ae ees and all Sompleints peculiar to women. ‘These ‘bitters, which are sold by all drug. gists, in conseqnenge of ther virtue, amd Serecable taste, the medicine par excellence for adies. dec23-ly FOBNaces AND RANGES. ‘The attention of the public is called to my stock of WROUGHT IRON FURNACES, in — and to pee tbs ay at durability to any ALSO, ‘To my well selected stock of BANGES, both el 1 ovens, of the most im- = Peere noth nothing, sae inthe meng lh pay. UTTEB a uD Bees. Py Ay 64 BUTTEB, in tabs and pails, iso ee OF RGGS, received eps-at* 311 Sth street, near Penn. avenue. bce GS A RA About the funniest thing of recent occurrence | | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Inasmuch aw the transfer of gold from the | banks to the Treasury in settlement of the Ge- neva award is now over, the New York gold market is relived from the uncertainties attend- | ing the . The outflow of the — <= help to swell the bank reserves, or at offset the drain of gold trom the banks to the oe ee ee Asa a ce gold was heavy at wer y govern. men? bonds, in apeny ty with’ gold gold, also de- clined. The stock market is low and inactive. in ct iS arsInady er Ie S Lesa lex san guess ee, Sm WSs Tonn—taey Bolah, iw Youn—Finet Boand, 2 JSendJiy 1368, Prag Barron, 8¢ West Virginia's, i2 bi Sent. 8, 1854 G9. vancing tendene @1.90; to thern, 72; ‘yellow southern, 7: 72; mixed "western im, 63 offered, Gt asked Oats *s@8, Hay unchanged. Provisions shade better feeling. Meae pore Ir Teas. “Baik meats—shoniders, 8s @S%; cleat rib sides, 9) Bacon—shoulders, 95% Sugar-cured ham batter dni! and weak—goca. Coffee strong and active Blo. sales yesterday. 14-300 bags. W ‘45 clear rib aids ae aes 2 Bis i schol ey Saas. pe ‘we: Glu. Suge Seni oer le “Lak MoncysY geld. Backange: ties anos et i. Money, 7 gold. Exchange, long, 8; sto New York, Sept. nd firm, m.—The rate of discount onthe? bills is 3% percent, — TH z Uae Cu Signal ‘AR DEPARTMENT, Waskin September 6, 1878, 10: Past TWAT FOUR Pi increased over _ Ni and mniddie states, with winds reer! ing to no’ falling temperature, and clear and clsarto An area of bigh barometer has extended eastward over the northwest and upper lake region, with — ing fesn) ure, winds veering to northerly and partly cloudy weather. Rain areas have been re- Ported from Florida to Maryland and East Tennes- PRosamitigs —For New Bestand, the pressure Will increase, with fresh northwest to northeast winds and generally clear, cool weather. For the middle states and lewer lake region, gentl fresh northerly to northeasterly. ™ winds, ‘and generally clear, ¢ weather, with possibly occasional rain on the ¢ For the south seen lagers partl; clondy weather, northwest to northeast winds, rain on the coast. For Tenne: nd the Ohio val- les: northerly to easterly winds, and clear or partly clondy, cool weather. For the upper lake 2 Winds shifiing to westerly and southerly, higher temperature and generally clear weather, For the northwest, southerly winds. The majority of the ae telegraphic reports from the west gul Kansas, Rocky Mountains, and Pacific tines have not yet been received. LOCAL RECORD. sr : o Sermometer in the peceat room ‘AN office registered to-day at ‘2; 12m., 74; 2p. m.. 75. MApauE ESTRER, iy 13th street, meer G, has LYE just returned York with the’ fall styles of HUMAN Wate ade braids, 108 3 room of THE follows:—8 a. m., 71; inches, 6 Single and bu Call and examine our large stock. sepe-tf elegant, well Licecs HALL—Large, lofty, »,Well_ ventilated, with ‘every conveni- lighte ence, easy of access from Pen ania 8 renne, oth street, loth street, and New Yo ara, No. 1LOS'E street, between lith and 12th streets north: west, may be rented for evening lectures, sociable ‘The attention of the committees of State socte- iiss ts respectfully invited. Twelve Settees, 8 fest jong, forsale. Apply to F. ERHARDT, No. 614 Lonisiana avenue, sep6-lawdw™ oe Coear AND woobD. Gp hand and arti ing weekly, achoice solection ef RED & WHITE ASH COAL. 'to which we invite the attention of cnstomers, Also, a large lot of WOOD. RY, OAK & PINE WOOD sawed cee SF: PINE KINDLINGS in Bundles es by the cord. STEPHENSON & BRO., Office, 1204 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Mill and Depot 7th street Wharf. ner6-3t* N EW FALL Goops JUST RECEIVED. Blue and White Plaid Flannels, Plain Colored Opera Flannels, all colors, ‘a‘er-proof Cloths, d Mobairs, suitable for Bedingotes all colors, infor chiliren, ', for boys, Cashmeres and Frenclt Merinves, Fine Black Oasbmeres, Fine Double width Delaine, ine Bi lack ieee Cloths, BLANKETS, UIETS “SANT 4 — SBERTINGS, Ta ui ares 2 oe . wm. SHUSTER & BRO.. sey6-2t 9 Penosylvania sTOV. STOVES: a '¥ customers: the pnblic are invited to call at my Warehouse, houses Nota ‘2 Pennsyivani examine the largest and most ft complete stock of HEATING ABD COOKING STOVES to! be fonnd fn th the » fit e GBI would ni " OE ve, a Tenia Bi LIGHT abe eae poe lorag and easiest mi Heating Stove in the market, It has no . amine and be be convinced, s uaa neps-2w Ww. D. WYVILL, (UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIOR, Waskineton, D. 0., Be} ber 6, 1873. ctition of “NANOY. POINDEXTER Biastigatt,or f Pattersonville, Louisiana, Bxecu- trix of Bobert B. Brashear pra: ne fo for the crtonston of ip hetant. ze ranted to her, trix of the said RB ‘Brashear. jon the gt dy day of December, 1869, and reissued on the 23d day Fd October, 1867, for an improvement in moe of ing _Palphurias, Acid Gas in the Defecation of Lignid et lered that ‘in the: beck on githe ih day of November mekty fiat the time fine for ling arguments and iner’ port limi- fed to the lith day of November next rand that ssid aurea heard on the 19th day of rot Hovember next, son may oppose th senna M, . LEGGETT, Uominissioner. 18738 1873 FALL? JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING au EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or BOYS’ CLOTHING! BOYS’ SCHOOL SOI1S, OYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, 'S’ BUSINESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS. YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS: yQ ‘NS’ BUSIN, su ENS BUSINESS 51 MENS WORKING SUI MENS’ WORKING SUI’ A. BTRAUSB, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVA4sIA AVENUB, Between 10th and 11th Streets, Bt Vin Inia 6's, consolidated, | LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOOK,) IMPORTERS amD MANUFACTURERS or |Fine Farnishing Geod Men, Ladies, and Children. MEN'S WEAR. BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS. GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS. LISLE THREAD SHIRTS. FINE SILK SHIRTS. FALL MERINO SHIRTS. HEAVY MERINO SHIRTS. CANTON FLANNEL SHIRTS. SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS. RED FLANNEL SHIRTS, HEAVY SILK SHIRTS. HEAVY RED CASHMERE SHIRTS. COTTON JEAN DEAWERS. LINEN DRAWERS. GAUZE MERINO DRAWERS. FALL MERINO DRAWERS. HEAVY MERINO DRAWERS. CANTON FLANNEL DRA WEBS. SHAKER FLANNEL DRAWEBS. RED FLANNEL DRAWERS. HEAVY SILK DRAWEBS. HEAVY RED CASHMERE DRAWERS. ENGLISH COTTON HALF HOSE. FRENCH COTTON HALF HOSE. FANCY LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE. BALBKIGGAN HALF HOSE. FANCY COTTON HALF HOSE. PLAIN SILK HALF HOSE. FANCY SILK HALF HOSE. WHITE MERINO HALF HOSE. COLORED MERINO HALF HOSE. DRESS SHIRTS. 6 PALMER’S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE SACQUE SHIRT, READY-MADE, FOR $16.50. 6 PALMER'S PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER, FOR 818.00, 6 PALMER'S PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER, FOR 00, 6 PALMER'S PATENT SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER, FOR $24.00. GLOVES. LISLE THREAD GLOVES. LISLE THREAD DRIVING GLOVES. HEAVY KID DRIVING GLOVES. HEAVY CALF DRIVING GLOVES. DOGSKIN DRIVING GLOVES. HARRIS’ SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, ALL SHADES AND SIZES. LADIES AND CHILDREN’S WEAR. MERINO VESfs. SILK VESTS. MERINO PANTS. SILK PANTS. ENGLISH COTTON HOSE. FRENOH COTTON HOSE. BALBBIGGAN HOSE. SILK HOSE. FANCY COTTON HOSK. FANCY LISLE HOSR. COTTON CHEMISES. LINEN CHEMISES. COTTON DRAWERS. LINEN DRAWERS. COTTON SKIETS. CAMBRIO SKIRTS. NIGHT DRESSES. DRESSING SACQUES. CORSET COVERS, PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS. LAWN SHIRT WAISTS. INFANT’S CAMBRIO SKIRTS. INFANT’S FLANNEL SKIRTS. INFANT’S COTTON SLIPS. INFANT’S CAMBRIC SLIPS. INFANT'S CAMBBIC DRESSES. INFANT’S ROBES. INFANT'S CLOAKS, = GLOVES. 1 BUTTON LISLE THREAD GLOVES. 2 BUTTON LISLE THREAD GLOVES. 3 BUTTON LISLE THREAD GLOVES. 1 BUTTON KID GLOVES. 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES. 3 BUTTON KID GLOVES. 2 BUTTON UNDRESSED KID GLOVES. 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. FANCY GOODS. PERFOUMERY. SOAPS AND TOILET ARTICLES. SLEEVE BUTTONS. STUDS. FANS. UMBRELLA CHATELAINES. FAN CHATELAINES. OXYDIZED FANCY ARTICLES. JET JEWELRY. PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. WHITE GOoDs. PLAIN LINEN HAND! BERS at No. jo sewer work. Prompt wey sept SE, in « central WASTED A Hous) Central location, ‘ith about 38 or Address, © withterms: FW Office. It* WARE CARTS a = street, between a Prompt Pay Se ONGE JONES, Ww ANTED—a TEACHER to is instruct 8 youth in general education. ~ “Raphael,” 2 Sd atreet southeast. seps-3:" Wart, BAe EEE EF Ware ‘Apply at 3 No, 1532 1th oe good business. address i pbcwantent Basiness, "8 ANTED_A first-class COOK, WACHER ~ui ed ‘Bin bale te 8 of three parsons. net ‘Apply at 938 L street, bet Torn noribect, eps 2" NTED—Two adjoint EyOms. aitable for arlor and 4 Chamber, rth hb BO. tleman f ateting particulars, ipemmanent, Star often ‘eos at” W AdTED—3; ayoung man a SITUATION as Coachmen with-e ori rene hh understands his, business. tions to go a Port iaeece ‘e the enue? storence ai ress M office, Box 'wo first- coe ately. ws ATED Tomiag understand trimmi ight nope other need apply: Ales ers ceneve, eats stationa ard PRER TICES, at No.1 yar street northw: with iron railing on marble -house; fruit, &. One of the ANTED—A CARP, ‘and fdences in the city. Will rent for $0) per m LAYER. Apply at the corner of New York | in advance. Apply to Rev Wo B-EVANS Ne ou avenue and I7th street. sep6-2 | 13th street southwest. ene FOR RENT AND SALE. Cg mf Ish Beet Tied Appty a a corave of th gol =| ES ce and back PARLORS, ‘one turn! En orwitbout BOARD, 318°. itraily oe as y per month” WRLE. 633 Tatrser, sepese sar —, v Ye 8 comfor We offer for BAME Hoan’ on MA etrest west, . joe purposes or tain, and within a square of th eo ret “y of ‘Water and gas inthe house. ana * railway. Deal pes Fox. Ly og J O55 T areee 50 | _seré-coSt 1409 Pa.ave. 079. U.S -§ and R, | 2" XOHANGE-A FA © of 8) Here nee nt “Taos es a Fe Les Mich., or CITY .VOTS tothe suburbs for property in Wi Shineton or ¢ wit riptio.? of prope ‘southwest enue and 10th street. Also an OFFICE Bret floor. Snecma ements FS, Ths mathig Goat, STOR ASEMENT. corner ith sireet port Foctect on lithnees: Bon eer 8,3 fet ih Eostreet northwest. ont ae i eerie ; OR SALE—New seven too DWI Batches Skee Fup 1) J dosuites pratt oechies sect ene portchy property. GUILD, nasieucee dele Pe: | Benue: ene | OR REBT Oe ot hy boat BUSINESS STANDS in the city ; located on northeast corns streets northwest, havicg best oceugied fur twenty years as a firet clase drug store beck and large cellar included. KELLEY, Beal Estate Agent, northwest. FOR BENT Bong in the specious RESID ie house is built tn ‘modern = Tocms, including bath-rovms and water-cl) Tanges, Latrobe stoves, marble mantel | Marker ens water, sew —_ | Apply 1014 wth street sontowess | POR, SaLe— = GOOD” BY SINE CORNER FPaorenry 2 der a i wut, rapidly enbanctog in value Pr Also, several pivcee of goed | at a large discount he past | Bmati room aire of JOS. F ©. 902 Sth strect | ANTED—A few good AGENTS; cool men capital required ie 5. MARSHALL, Yaar F stree' ae "ANTED—A youne man of yoo ae ol to tions desires in BUSINESS. “Address PO. Box 666." ‘asp. oa ANTED—A GIRL, to do general hous: references required. Apply 1415 "Peony! vania avenue. ws NTED—Three first-class TIN Cond Sarg’ PE a WORKERS; one and Farnace GREGORY, See: “st 634 Ponnsylvani liable journe: Bi WE LaPeS eS e a we fart ya aay of adults, T ANTED=a Rapeenge ae “aie WOWAN, to aa tothe country, to do ly ‘wages paid. ‘Address Bor 138 Tse x! Be pope paisa. ood COOK ; good pay ent situation, Appl hts TaNGb ary ve arlas LeDroit Park. Bound: ia WT RY sODY to know that SOTH- wa coi Shirt Factory and Laundry hs pomiver thon Pro 503 oh street northwest, two doors north of E. N. B.— First-class HANDS wanted. ANTED — Immediately —A white wom AN, who is a first-rate washer aud ironer and un derstands dining-room work ood wages and a perm. anent home. A ly 523 Vermont's ares one the Arlington nel. W4AntED-A half-grown GIRL a a 8 it family. ney at 613 D street, between éch and 7th streets, sept-3t V ANTED—Immea f — hoomecwith or without BOARD ‘with or w Z y of ‘Address F, Lock box 831, Sooo | E tcly—A WHITE PERSON 4s nurse and seamstress; 1106 New York ave- une. References reqnired. sope-st™ WANTED—By 8 Barton: Singer 8 POSITION in a church choir, Address, stating terms, X.X.X., Star office. sepa St" NTED—A good GIBL - assist In i ‘and washing in a small family. Good wag: = ameeny girl, Oali at a8 street eee cr Waxiea SITUATION in some mercantile hment ic young ‘D—Ladies t pV ATED oe ce to D Miss L. J. BLOXTON shreet, exer Mt . Hunt's Millinery and Fancy promptl: iy exe Also, AP- PRENTICES wanted, sepi-st V ANTED—B; ah Officer the Arseu: ANY ‘wate wo ‘2 cook in's sprivate f ‘AN’ ood WORK HORSE or MULE; Ware panies i ‘ABNESS and WA AGO, 44) H Tintee TO ten te the eon as FUR- Li! Lt ® Seastor. Appl) to B. H.W. iB, fo Fe aire oath : 861 Wwe SNTED=TWO GIRLS to do chamberwork ‘end sesist in = dining room, at the Pe I streets, None bat House, teed 7th bat ex = can ere their YOUNG. at at D TET immediatly a an DERLUING CBE in Georgetown, oo im — ANTED- Immediately Famili 8 nese wees ates wage at the Bureke Employment 0. BUTLER. $07, iit ‘ang%6-Im OF persons in of every ANTED—A first-class LAU! Warez: country aes 469 Pennsylvania URDERSS to go fire Box 3, § ar of aural LESMAN at the 1az a Know that the VIOTOR (in ie moodle oot a0 Pennsyivanis avenue. 7 orest's Pattera — iy T. W. SPICER. Axent val V Baow Ri. DOLLAR Spe. TACLE Tin the country i accurately salted t0 the oyesight by HL LER, the corner @ nari for ometers of ali k! ry) ad D—A TENANT for part of House No. WANTED A TERART Go pa of 8 ma ernment. Oitice, ud Falk of Government Printing bfice, It has gas ay LOST AND FOUND. pl Se ie “ bis Te aoa Lota! Wh of September, Japaneso Poplin OVERSKIRT, with heart trimming, scalloped, ilk. Lost on 4th street, from P to ‘@ stmall =D raatan SVheek dha mune COW, with torn biing, in one eye. A Hib-ral reward willbe given i returned to CHAS. P. MERKEL, Valley treet, near, Reservoir, Georgetown. se p6-2.* person, on the lith street cars, O8T.—By = poor near lampshire avenue, the aay ehemeans ‘also a Catholic tmedal abd tee pe, fue leather puree. it iBetiberalty Fewarded by returning fertin’s Oburch; 45th street. It" STi ee eee ing OF Boar $50 ‘Western market, a roll of money aie Port angitih ere sera mar the Cifcls. Serer THOMAS GREE 4 —— &o, ApAM 3 and As- olor. Reval ‘to this a ‘ahr an ab- sence” of some time; sha will be, pleased. toes her id friend, and “i fae RS THM by the ees ee See ESE, RES Tip Srcieble scons ROOMS, seretned; also, an unfarni: Te with ¢ Board, near’ Pennsylvani b 417 lth street. finest bares Tet FOR SALE HOUSES, 950.00, OE 000» $3,700, ere ‘are fonr mprt ince, and Tuning water in every fie the Mur ‘e and Warerie T 'Famate Se it parche. all at my ore wand for | Lote of securities of Bu of Public Work ,| aaa ba HOUSE, with wat gas 9 Datrect northwest. seps- [FOR BENT—Three unfaraiched ROOMS, pleas sutly erracicd for hoasekecping, modern con- venience:, location dejigheta month in ad- 8. A oT te Oslumbie street, or to joverament Printing fice. rm. ke, por sepl-im 2 Fo® SALE BY No. 708 E street, opposite Post Ofiee. 1 BHUUSE, corm, street, between 0 and Pn and Hn w.; $2.40, on = pened mg rete ge hae 8 roma an ath 2 Mou: Sees Tanase ave., bet. Bands % ats i 08 tisoe ace} feet front b "te dee 50 Eivpearox 2 HOESES, 6 rooms cach, on Columbia sta, w.; cmb iw ___{Rep.80i 3 ath etree | OTe ean have gas and and are the ‘OB SALE OR a BRICK red chy of Wi HOUSE on the northwest corner of th aud N ene fi slag ot Way Street, 9 rooins and bath-room, water and gas, store tock | A lotof fine RESIDENCES on Lith, Wath, 7th, HE c- | streets and Vermont ayenne, and othe LOTS « pence 10 per mouth. reom; 29 by 40 feet, ceiling 12 feet hi rh of Gods, vis sowet eat the Ist of R EXCHANG 1 HOUSE in Bee okiyn,and 3 valuable LOTS in ere y City for a Farm or unimproved Washiagton city property wuKW-e 26 KING & BULL. T4* PAYERS, ATTENTION Interest bearing Bonds, Board of receivable in pay meut_of special ta: sold at market rates, Tax-payers will fh tuterest to call uper IOKSON & P. TTERSON, TE ll Por Sal RA LOT of abvut two acres of b red in Uni H »pe Hill, on the fai, one-quarter of & mile from the Navy-Yard bridge. ‘There ts a small H nse on the premisre, and a-veral Frait Trees ti bea: ing This is a rare chance for a Market Gardener or Nur- seryman, ae the soll ia well adapted fr either pur- pose Tie pert of terms, call « BU Nor. Trustee, 456 ser5-6t" Opposite Feet RENT—DWELLING No 1003 & siract cfm oth and ith. Apply to st we sepia” poe RENT—Unforvish ROOMS on 24 and 9) large and airy; bath-roome on either floor, suitable for housekeaping. sepi 26 F OB RENT—Part of a Hi iE of 12 rooms; al modern improvements and in thorough re Apply No. 303 M anes aw BDIVISION OF NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS of four and to twenty acros each, has recently beom ted by subscriber 609 Loh #t t, near the corner of 31 sops-3t* s comman! the finest vie northwest for their perfect healthfulnens FPR BENT—Ih one of the tins desirable lova- so trea ths, porconens flout, near Patent and Post-Offices, aud cars, : thus rendered secure ball moder: hese Mall farm ered dating terms, and at rrabaeea « F irnished ROOM: without | much less, indeed, than at any other a 1 half = sgnare from the street cars. Ment | beat this city they are decidedly moderate.’ No. 714 F street, between 7th od sit | sirable mets quality of soils viow Fenn streets, southwest. sept 3t™ sccrenability The soil has proven tobe the most FO8, BENT—wornishod. a dolightfal HOUSE. | Py in hehe growing of any land yet Suiable for a Foreign Sinister /wihin « short im this latite scribor pf ees Sa epcanie Mansion; with their t et 3m per’ month. je ae c $19 7th street. pes te well Keown ia thiocity eee OR SALE—A valuable LOT on Lith st.,between end B, having a front of 25 feet by e'depth of 130 fend fo a ete al will take in exchange 8 per t. Bonds of the Bara of Public Works at, mar. et rates. Apply at 1321 7th street, bet These beautiful highiands roads and easy grades, in @ ple utes from this city are w of the purest soft cold water Accommable by good asaut drive of 30 min- oll watered by springs Nand HILLIPS. reaps Mohs Ht treat Fan, aoe ey Tylaod, « three en Sane story BRICK HOUSE. E CHANCK-S,-x, vix- sd ide aiey has been occupied for a numiier <f pela ince pen aiteenaraiee With lease upon property atte loner. Apply to CARL MUEL- 5 H,314 Pennsylvania aves uorthweet “sepa | FOR BALE—Tee uew FRAME HOUSES, six Teome, water, gar, hehe marble Locati Dunexceptionable_ P: 's $3,000, balance $25 per month. JAMES can be sco ther esdrenst® Leck Box N. sep4-6t Corner 15th and F streets, OB BALE (OR RENT—Large three-ato KF BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, ee back building, contain! Corner of New York avenne nnd Fi ey - — bath-room, water and gas. A most oat desirable loca: | ‘Three targe dontie HOUSES, ran: in tion. Large yard, with shade t: reet cars | from @38,000 to $50,000, and several firet pase the door.’ Tnguireon the praises, 109 Woot | Hsaece > = Pal otk ae Sia Street, Geor St ‘One w Whole square of GROUND and LOTS in all SOR SALE On RENT ie pandione STORE | Parte otthe et CILDING a tee hye ea eRe | "HOUSES sul Lors at Monst Picasant. yrnaey wear mh street. For terms, | FOR QR RENT—The WASHI Hi street northw: wep2-eott € ITY Chase wi WORKS, corner of 25 & SALE —FARMS for sal 8 ia | § iy ey te for carrying om the E Station, B. a Pi K.ysix i oumb or buliat ng. Apply at 4 Frovemente, containing from, 3) 10 18 acre je Jaws eres of Wood Land. J. T, PERKINS, B ae Bargmo—The t Office. ES of a first-class Shoe Foz BENT—BRICK HOUSE No. S24 20h =, Satisfactory near Pa. avenue, northwest, containing seve ‘ost Ofice Box rooms, bath-room and ceilar: "modern 20-tt ments) Appl to JAMES W M°®¥ To Loan ON Rear street, bet bh an fa MAURY & BRO. and Insarence Brokers, 14v0 ¥ street, For RENT=W0T SE un STORE 1749 P P. c Beal Estate and Teate nct-tf Ko ‘or SACE—In Eilavilie, Prince Ge wat “BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE u cote ground and healthy locality FPCE saue—a Cnod ERK'S WAGON. Also. of HABNE: to ee pl Man Rossen, ‘with Command- . 213 Pennsyly en! ing view of aurrouuding evantey, ad tfceen Oh RATE ee ites’ Tide in the carsto the city from Bladensburg | YOR S8LE—A pair of BL HORSES, six ation, where sixteen trains st. aily Largedouble years ol: Tame House, twelve rooms; ern, fine well,ex- | sod w lent water, and spring-house, barn, Peach, pple aud pear orchard, al! choice fruit and youne, twaring trees; Shree te oh with choice variet; T wal 6 is rks jug the farm of Joseph B Bryan, om Vill sell the house and sixteen acres, with twocow: on mpi: implements ‘on easy TINEMETZ, 37 Poumarivaciaarect. Foe SALE—HO : SES—Desirabie ten- + room Mite hands. A ect match nied ‘sound and without fault, ise 40. “Address J. FM. s2-0ntt Fe SALE To the highest bidder, on the 20th of September, 1873, at 12 mat Jo shiagon '. art, foot of ee auiington. D.C, YER ROBERT J WAsitiN ato ms; in good condition Foes SALE REA PHORS WAGON g& ESS, 9150 ill trade terme to ca Pm = the wage — cart or sell ‘bh separ: Brick; sight-room Frame, with side tots two Ingnire cf P PRT Tin sereet worth with ex rooms L' 8 CHAPMA pee “sepl-6t 1313 11th strest. bot nd &. J] res i oo floes fine RESIDENCE. 2. comme =f furn! good locati location. very chy R etventtereiaee Ap, app tobYER < DA yIDSON, $429 Pa. ay .near Willard’s Hotel. ang3) 2w OR RENT— First-class OF FICE and LODGING street card 1401 aot York avenue. Every line of street cars passes the house. Z. RICHARDS. Fore a my = tor th 2416 Nat., bot 4 PROFESSIONAL. BAF. A. KING bas io D:; nO be ‘oftee ule_a #2 9 to oS Forge h required, ane, half of megutae a t se! | rare a, Goon reauired. ° - ING, Tharee ween 18th sind 19th and Sand Tena Tame. | DF Bjeam IEG, Sorgen airimore will re ments fifahed. Within TYLKR, qume bis Ghee hours in Washington "on ‘the 7th 715 loth street, inst., at No. 1209 Ponnsyly: — covery tiful block of of BUILD. oe —_ lito SRW i pee west, is | WOTICE.—De_RODERT ERVETRN bee ibe LS moved bis Office to No. 721 Lorn ‘steer ‘and appearance they NORTHWEST, (between New ¥: ork avenue ond a ‘ate residences in the — ets.) Office hoars—ss wn. ™.and 3 pents, ench | p. ary wash. furnaces, Db J. P. GRIFFITHS, nen rooms, ic Physt jan and Surcom. Wei-e pertaining (3 | Alro, disease Laden. Patten into weakstnor Fpewoky, baye been given up by Alopathic hn or other ph: either in sente ‘or chronic diseases, of the Residence gone 4 Maryland avenne tS De. a avenue. ausd cts SALE OR RENT—A large and commoiio DWELLING, on G stro-t northwest, 2ist ply at the store of gauges 2) ‘Ap bs and < augas dee F Foe ree re vig | a. 2 ‘augis-2w F BRICE fo 10 a.m S0.m. stim" AW AND GENER, M AGENTS, a T-orrosite Plst-Orrice. tion given to Bouthern t (aime. a18-2m AMES 0 CLEPRANE, ‘¥ Jt ae NE B. Z. BRAILEY Court of Claimband Bee amine im Chancery. CLEPHANE & | Ghort-hand Writers w Reporters, 120 © street, betweou Ist and SSeS coos Weve Maas Se ang: JOHN W. FRaz! BE} J ATTORN fre: otany Pop fC, Office, No. 909 7th street x D3 RORGE 8-1 3S. KING aa eer oo the practice of nm: 4 ome Steuer ent nh ret I street, between V: i aot = ae A Roe a