Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY S. NOYES....... Editor. Largest Cirenlation in the Distret Reading Matter on Every Page, WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY -.September 9, 1873. An accident to one of our forms this afternoon bas oceasioned some delay in the issue of the paper, and will account for suy errors or omissions on our second page. The Chesapeake and Onioe Canal. Public works, railroads and canals, partica- larly the latter, bore the brant of unasual elemental assault during the stormy month of August. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,— annually becoming more and more an object of general attention and interest as a great national trade artery,—snffered its share of damage. What with extraordinary washes—in, filling the canal brimfal of earth, and repeated washer—out, emptying the bottom of the canal into the adjoining river; the summer trade Epon it bas been heavily diminished. All en- &8ged, poor or rich, have suffered, whilst the several coal companies have been subjected to ‘unprecedented losses. How mach we cannot say; but the total must be counted by scores of thousands of dollars. Whilst all reasonable allowance is made for really unforeseen and therefore inevitable cas- ualty, it is not to be wondered at if the canal authorities are held responsible for a great deal Of the disaster that has happened. It is said, and, for anything we hare seen, without con- tradiction, that at a repair where all the tenac- ity of clay was requisite, sand was used instead; the consequence being that as soon as water was let in, there was a new and even worse breach than before. Lack of due preparation and proper energy was said to be conspicuous at the mending of the Berlin culyert, of the unsafe condition of which the president is also Geclared to have been warned as long ago as last winter, when an insignificant expenditare would have prevented a heavy outlay. And then there was a plentiful want of tact in not seizing the opportunity furnished by empty levels to clean out the numerous sand bars which are making the canal in many places too shallow to be passed by loaded boats without great difficulty, and may yet compel boats to reduce the amount of their usual loadings at Cumberland. Within a few days we hear of lock-gates knocked in or out, and yet other “breaks” have been told of, which may or miy not prove to be real. And, on the whole, im- partial observers pronounce the oanal (whose condition was so highly lauded in the presi- dent's annual report) to have got into anything but a@ desisable condition, and that much care will be requisite to keep it navigable during the short remainder of the season. We do not suppose that the gentleman in chief control of this work—which is not destined to be crushed out so readily as its enemies may have hoped—is more objectionable than would be any other keen and active politician, when placed where he is unsnited both by feeling and want of proper education and experience. Probably no one fixed where Mr. Gorman is, for the purpose, mainly, of improving the oppor- tunities of the place to help his gubernatorial patron to a seat once more in the United States Senate, would do a great deal better than he. Atany rate, the great wrong done by putting politicians into places that should be filled by men of practical habits, cannot be denied. But whether it be the fault of this irrational and ruinous practice, or of the incumben individ- ually. the canal, and those who live by and de- pend upon it, suffer just the same. All through the official career of the gentleman in question he has Gone that which compels distrust of his cordial interest in the work committed to his charge. If the drift of the position compelled him to row in one direction, there has always been something to suggest that his eyee and his heart were looking in another. He began, as early as was politic, by baring his official teeth at the millers on the Georgetown level, adopting what are called stringent, that is, unfriendly measures, as respected rights ot long standing, and thereby matarally arousing troublesome and expensive litigation. The n2xt blow was the raising of the tolls, s measure in- stinctively felt to be injurious to the business of the canal, but of corresponding advantage to the Baltimore and (Ohio railroad. What the ef- fects of this blow have really been might be traced,week after week, in the increased freight- ‘ge of the road, and the concurrently diminished trade of the canal. And now, after a series of bitter disasters, and the loss of a whole month's business at a most important season of the year, President Gorman falls back upon a do-nothing policy, with a canal under his control that cost the state and people of Maryland twenty mil- lions of dollars, aml, which loadly demands the best service of an able man’s whole heart and Read to manage for. On to-morrow a convention is to be held in the city of Cumberland to consider the resuscitated topic of extending the Chesapeake and Ohio canal tothe Obio river at Pittsburg. This exten- sion across, or through, the Alleghany moun- ‘tains is to be effected by authority and powers exterior to the existing canal. And we cannot but predict the grateful recognition by the city of Cumberland of the compliment paid her in being thus made the place of meeting, and the readiness with which she will commit to obliv- ion the recent !guorement of her interests and wishes, and especially at the time of choosing a board of canal directory. Be that as it may, however, no little preparation has been maie for the meeting, and, we belleve, no little pub- lie benefit is expected to accrue from it, though cur demure but astute cotemporary of the Baltimore Sun (well known asa staunch parti- san of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad) sounds & qitiet note of warning that Maryland must net"be counted among its promoters. Whilst we cordially hope that the meeting will not prove fruitiess—notwithstanding the great ob- stacles in the way of a work 80 novel and pecu- Mar—we cannot but think that an opportanity will, at least, be furnished Mr. Gorman todo bis canal a very great service. He will scarcely fail to urge the construction, or rather the com- pletion of his present canal to its first contem- piated terminus “at the base of the Alleghany mountain,” ‘near the bank of Savage river,” as an essential link in the proposed extension. ‘This, at least, woul be an undoubted and a practicable advantage. Let us hope he might be abie to secure so much; for should nothing eise ever follow from the labors of the conven- tion, it will have accomplished something tha ‘will not soon be forgotten, and hide, moreover, “a multitude of sins. ** Aftermath,” the title of Longfellow’s new volume of poems, seems to have been felicitonsly chesen. The term means a second crop,—or rather, the second mowing of the same fieldin one season,—which is generally much inferior to the first. Some of Mr. Longfellow’s later poems have fallen far below his earlier standard, but we didn’t suppose he would be willing to acknowledge the fact so gracefully ashe has n baming his new book. ‘The returns from the Maine election show that Dingley, the republican candidate or Governor, is maki) z a good run, despite the two other tickets in the field. On the whole, ‘the republicans are doing remarkably well in the State elections. an “off year.” ssee- — Cincinnatt is rejoicing in an indnstrial exposi- tion which is said to bea great advance upon all previous exhibitions of the kind at that — ~se0e- Butler bas bee been beaded off, and the Boston papers are bappy- -SCRN ETD! ED SCRUCKING, " sepe-tust , fiech nertheasterly to southeasterly winds, and cl ear es —_— ’ ARBIA 2 ng OP t le ,ws, ©, Surcher dectine, yesterday 0 ! oobi hina oe of pins, de: ae depression in the market for speoala- | {iu pice ee Dares reed. alae tive shares, the latter having been especially | Yeeone-hand Gantwafette, Sut little due to vague rumors about antmpending finan- | two horses, and a 20 re" -_ calamity. An investigation could not as. iain that there was = —— grog poten Hed & lew figure, Rcd at rumors farther than that the. name wo 2: prominent directors of one of the security and | _**b0-3t" 410414 sthat., between D and B. on eee were sor aeh Wein tran: ho. Caeamaratne: ©., Sertameer Ist, 1878. rted trouble in this compan: nt a le, we are led to believe, will mot prove seri- zon Ferre h nereeters existing Or ous. In the money market the same rumors | has this dar boon die eet te which have been used to unsettle stocks have cn) been directed towards creating an uneasy feel- | “sep9-st [Rep.} THE me seg ener ee © A ERIOAN ODD FELLOW,” for Soptemter, and all the N. rw yon) BS, received aud forsale by A. H, STOOKM ON 2 oh street, corner of I. Sabeci and books, & *Also, @ Variety of Pictures and Picture Frames, Stationery = sop9-tr Government Securities, Jay Cooke & Co. farnish the eres to day: 8.6, wai Buy's. Sell’ are. Betansre fis te ia $-20's Jn&Sy. 716% 16% a $Syntaedy, eb 6 veces | 10-40 —_ E COURT. Tn ek OLE MEI e 8th day member, 1873 Parnice Boutosss ye. Witttam O’Sa8a—WNo. 8, Law Docket. 20's. On motion oo i plaintiff, by Mr. W. Wm 6-20, JanéJiy 6a. Boarman, his attorney, it is ordered ‘that defendant cause his appearance to be entered herein. on or before the first rule-day occurring oe days after this day: otherw: if roceed with as incase Cs ae a BTrascopy—Test: B. J 6-20's, JangJly , 7. The + Sept. 9.— G's, consolidated, J ). MIDDLETON as, ia Ma ‘ova low middting s079-t0,3t Assistant Clerk. good demand. heat |, «& oO R._ AK. METROPOLITAN i vod, 1.G0q@1.75; Pennay!vi : “BRA ni, 166@) vi cihers unchanged» Corn—w B. BRANCH, enter a eke Cai See Cee ein saagS: mized | MONTGOMEBY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL mo; western tnixedy 4¢ o white, 47. Rye steady. E (ema Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and SEP’ TEMBRE Sue ILL ste 10" > Orn, ae AND 12TH. sea iy eae eee wets paiee = oR gM Tri, iwctuling adiniesion to Fair Grounds, chan, Voffee stro ait to prime B DOLL = 50, fe leave Rockville at 6:28 p.m. Nsw Torx, Sept. 9—Stocks active. SD eR OON Gold active, ‘Money firm,7 to n Exchange, long, 8%; coin, Goneral Agent. aborts. Gevers ments dull and lower - Seps-it [Rep. and Chren.] Wy Foun, Sert a. m —Gold is now 70 , 3 Sent. ‘9 —Gold Closed at Ise Phe go T° COSSUMERs OF LIME. ceed out of respect tothemem- | rnis fs to give notice that [am in no way agnoct- eee ont. ated with an association called the Manufacturers ns PR F firm and quiet. | ind Dealers in Lime Protective Union. Wemaau- facture Lime for sale, nod promone to sel LIME. PLASTER, CEMENT, HAIR AND SAND toanr Swine cash oF to any'whomay be worthy, on terms as heretofore MRS. W. 11. GODEY. ey ‘s Lime Ki Corner of Bth and L streets, al a My customers and the public are invited to call at my Warehouse, No. 49% Pennsylvania avenue, and examine the largest and most cumplete stock of HEATING AND COOKIN STOVES to be found in the city. I woukl ron Co sara AMERICAN COOK STOVE. w es no cqnal; SPEAES el RATED. ORLY: FEEDING REVOLVI ae LIGHT, the most economical and easiest m: Heating Stove in the market, It bas no equal. amine and be convinced, sep0-2w 1873 og gORON: Sept. 9. 12.30 p._m.—Bonds of 1365; 1807, W's; 10-40", Son: pew fives, 9155; ‘The rate of discount in open market for three months’ bills is 3’; per cent. Pants, Sept. 9. Rentes 55 france 7% centimes . pe ‘The amount or ba bullion ugland on balance to-day is os 5 seps-3t" STOVES: STOVES !: STOVES £595,000. Pa'kis, Sept. 9.—Renton 88 franes § centimes, <e--— THE WEATHER. Wan, bpp Office of Caref Sisnal NGTON, September 3, 1573, 10:90 sis ¥Ou THE Past TWENTTT The — Daroraeter has moved eastward from the upper lake region to New England apd the eastern po je states. The pressure has di 3S avn" jon of the m 3 edover the morthwest_ and ager iabes, with fresh and brisk easterly to southerly winds, atid in creasing cloudiness. Cloudy weather, fresh and brisk northerly to easterly winds and. falling tem- perature have prevailed in the south Atlantic and Gail states, with rain on the coast and s norther on the Texas coast. Light rain has fallen continually torn Virginia. tins —For cw England the proarure with winds shifting to easterly and er partly clondy weather, iy light rain over the southern portion For the mide states falling barometer, meh. Ww. D. WYVILL. FALL! 1873 or partly cloudy weather, the winds increasing — on the coast, with rain. For the south "Aulantic ies, northerly to easterly wi — Remon her, with Tain on the coast, and winds o ing to very brisk. From Tennessee northeast rd over the Ohio valley. falling barometer, easterly to southerly winds, partly cloudy weather and rising temperatur: ‘or the gulf states east of the Mis: sissippi gentle and fresh portherly to easterly winds, and partly cloudy, cool weather, with areas of light Fain on the coast. or the upper lake reg oe fall- ing barometer: temperatare, fresh to brisk east and south winds veering to south and ch and cloudiness, with rain areas. For Mis- ‘a and Minnesota, fresh to brisk casterly utherly winds, increasing cloudiness, and pro bably areas of rain during the day. LOCAL RECORD. The thermometer in the business room of THE Star office registered to-day as follows:—8 a, m., 65; 10 a. m., &; 12 m., 69; JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT ENTRAL LODGE, No fine will be held PRIS BV jo ake arrangements for the . Ww Neon. Funeral OF special m NING, at 7 o'cloc funeral of Brother on Thursday After K. BOYS’ CLOTHING! it pas eee Be, ¢ BOYS’ SCHOOL SUI1S, BbOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, BOYS’ DKESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, wlit be held st Union nooes Ball EVENING, at 8 o'clock sharp, to reorganize the Club and prepare for the coming cam ig ph met gs DISTRICT.—An Adjour: Es eeting of the 16TH DISTRICT REPUB- AN Yolen will be held at Pabst's Hall, New Jersey avenne a RVEMiNG Bland Catiacts, | YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS. Thovtieee et BDAN is ‘President. : YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, {BepsChry Itt YOUTHS’ DK BSS SULTS: FIFTEENTH DISTEIOT SS CLUB MEETING. ALSO, DRESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, MENS’ BUSINESS SUI MBNS’ BUSINESS SUITS. ENS’ WORKING SUITS, ENS’ WORKING SUITS, at Lo in og Hou A.B Bho herd Hon Langston, Trimble, Hon. a othe R. BROWN It” President 15th District Bepablican Club. {Republican & C! see 1 THR REGULAR NG OF TUE MEDICAL. SOGIRTES DeCy wil be te DAY, September 0, att ‘he tal in ant ta rag PAY Sept FB MORGAN. President, ©. H.A. KLELNSGHMIDT, Sect [op] se8'2t 'G OF THE BOABD OF TRUS- eat crs On THE PUBLIO SCHOOLS will be held at the Franklin School Building on TURSDAY EVENING, #h a ‘3 o'clock. 4: STRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Between 10th and 11th Streets, 8076-38 FAEDON, Secretary. angst ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street. MOVAL.— id ed has this da} + Nemoved to bis Hew Ballding, No. 119 | SUGAR! sane neataene My increased {nc faclhities and better accommodation SUGAR! SUGAR! will vopapie me to su my customers with ICE CREA. wh and CONF. TIONERY af prices as low AT Low Bi Rav we cage bet. FRED’K STEINLE. pounds good qualit ity for Ss = oTtTror. 10 Bounds fory i ight brown for All other g:ades at corresponding! SCHOOL BOOKS, ‘Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, at ROBERTS’ BOOKSTOR! suc%-2w" 1026 7th st., above New York ave, FEEIOR’® INDIAN mae BESTORER has nev known to fail. It freesthe p from ‘Dandr ‘aff, restores ray Hair to ite natural color, renders it soft and pliable, prevents the Hair frot, falling out, and reproduces it when one. It is the finest Hair Dresser Known. For sale by all Drnggists. iyl2-att HENCK’S bn pe oo Bote ga aa iy susersede juriows: Buy at “one, the sugar market pop Bee steady ad- “BOPELE JA aly Wie pete ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CU,, GROCERS, Masonic Temple, 9h and F streets, sepé-tr Opposite U. 8. Patent Office ge RECEIVED FROM EUROPE, 100 DOZEN GENUINE JOHANN MARIA FARINA COLOGNE 1 iy Liver 5 po AT 25,90 AND $1 PER BOTTLE. fandeke bills: For: For sale Se POLAR SODA, ‘Thi 1-1 et jaality of thi: i E COLDEST AND BESTIN’ zat ee Riigrcetinbe ay antmcnd «Raven 3) soe phony and the exceptionally low price, are inducements seldom o 1 siso am in Feceipt of Gents’ light Morino Shirts MINERAL SPEING rac and’ Drawers for fail wear at $1 cach, which ave rer yergp 0: 1489 PENNETLVANIA AVENUB, markably cheap. Jels-tr near Fifteenth street. RL . Children’s white Iron Frame Hose, * | three Ehiltren's yentralong Brown and White and Brown and Fancy Hose, three pair for §1, at SILVERBERG'S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOR. 612 SEVENTH STREET, seps-tr Nak PEnnsyivania AVENUE. Ss PECTAL FAXE 8s. S$ PER OENT. BONDS AND CERTIFICATES of the B@ARD OF PUBLIO WORKS, Receivable in Payment of Special Taxes, BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET BATES. NOURSE & MIDDLETON, 613 1sth street, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. > 3 WEBB & BEVERIDGE Have removed from Odd Fellow’s Hall, 7th street, to No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Detweeni loth and 11th streets, where they will’ con- jue the '¥_ AND GLASS Bi CHINA, Cin ALL ITs BBA ik USINESS wa === BOOKS CIROULATING LIBRARY, Y¥. M. OC. A. ROOMS, Corner 9th and D streets, ALL THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY ‘Terms: $6 per annum; $2 per quarter. jy32 TO LADIES. How sad It is to see a goang, wife, a mother of a family, who requires all her physical Lr to falfill her housekold duties, and ail her eevta Jo accept the responsibility ‘which iap to seo her Losing ever tbs fe eis en without Being By a say veling by, but yet suffering enough! o be. utterly misera- biel This stato of weakness ‘lity is more fatal torber then ‘a. severe 1aPell of sickness, for in that case she will Fecelve the proper care, aa'in the iat woh nu oreo panic shor hast ing it worth while tos ee phys x hausted, gives out, and sh carried to hen alittle pared her i bai en, to cur Lire BITTERS De. LO. 8 & rate and tufallibie femedy ora eer scoativeneany Bi Touzesee headaches’ ee eanell be plensed oo all our friends and cus- Syne cute ekg," | Eaesiame __wane # pavanspox. AMSON’S, 3035):hiteyst. S| Ae ” | eee 334-Sm* ‘Tho attention of the public is called to my stock of | nikaseod ‘WROUGHT IRON FUBNACES, Fa res which are snpertor in heating and durability to any maral-ly other Furnace in the market, y ALSO, 108 CREAM PAVILION HOW OPER. ‘To my well selected stock of Families end pertien cupplied at BANGES, = Ho 613 4% Srausr. Sovrawner. ‘OTIORI of the most, im. Proved patterns snd iow down bas 5 examination at Wipe Vivi hzor gpe 4 Wo. 632 Pennsylvania avenue, ad ae ae mae AEN oor oF Ori AxD aND P STREBTS. Senco. rieee arLER 0. F CATOHELL Honse. | WANTER=a active YOUTH, to aa gl Must | ard children’s dresses by chi Ps WANTS. erase -L \— Taeanem re ene aE WAXTED-A BARER at 1890 Tih treet north ANTED—A amart onlored iL to do wt housework, at Tiaie Fee = ae W48tib-inmeainies—a ite NURSE for y children at 420 With street nw. sep9-3t WANTED Api plain GAN stacy nao Apply at vanta nrewee bot a ant bakes pre J ANTED—Two white WO. TERR SHUCKEB. a and an Sore. Apvly at the nee come well recor Sth street northwest, Ta WASTED=Tiree ‘unfurnished BOOMS on ees ond flvor, or part of a House convenient to 4! Tae 5 38 or without sfor two ladies gad 0 rah "ath Shep! eras fads TRFE—oe mie me ye nigel Oy - a W ato 16 years ol reference oo required. Inquire at 1305,corner of 1208 C streets soutbwan’ sep9-26" WASTED—0n Ci ea Hill, three or four un- furnished BOOMS suitable for ee ping for two persons; Cab gens famil to of furnished Hi locality. ada ms unfur: reas furnis! jonse in same loci office, stating terms and loc: ANTED—A jaker wants to re by the day wha family; Gate and fe tadieo? furnishes late fall Swing machines. ‘Address B.8.,§ Star ANTED—A Wishes EMPLOYMENT ns Copyist of Clerk; will give ane month's sere vices without corapensation; jualifications. and ref- Gancerywnexceptionable. "Address “Kiet,” Star fice, Washington, D. 0. sep9 3t W ANTED_TO DEUGGISTS A youth, i8 years of age, wishes a SITUATION as an’ ap tice in a Drog Store Satisfactory reference as to character, &., given if required, Address 0. B.A., Stor office, sepo-3t* [ ANTED To Lease or Hen midi OUSE, @ ree re- ferred: hwestern Washing: ton: A.B., Bitar office. sep9-3t™ W5STED Tro good HOUSE ror tye Apply at 1044 I street. WANTED—A good SERVANT GIRL at Pists Pennsylvania avenue, np stairs. sep8-5t ANTED—GAS-FITTERS. Competent hands will se Do aed Apply to ALEX. B.SHEPHRRD € 00. APPT YO Oat W4NTED-« era Bee | to wait and do gen- eral housework. City open Ap- ply at 1212 K street northwest. WANZTED—A Base Binger will accept a POSI- TION in a Charch Uhoir from October Ist. Address, stating terms, ‘‘Solo,” Star office. _68-3t ee, Rent, a HOUSE of 5 or 6 rooms, for retail grocery. Address, stating location and terms, Boas Me Bat of eee Wantepea white WOMAN to assist in cook- office’ German preferred, Apply at ene Star W4RiED Fitcen BROWN STONK CUT- “RBS; steady employments Hy App (3 sers-3t recommended Panes ment at Bext 35 per month. ears oR Sees HOUSE wich col Inquire st HOLLIDGR BUOS oh aed Oe es FOR SENT—Teo uofurnisned BOOMS a: 303 seuwent. at stb da a | oo tile delete - REN T—On reasonable Foun FIANG, Addcem or ingaive of W. BETS: 930 I street northwest. seps-st™ F QE, BRNT-FORNISHED BOOMS: front or io est ph: coe ‘fight; moder Seren sheet terme fo emft:evutlgmen prefer 4 bet B and I st sepe-2 5 aa is = street northweet, ol it ‘and newly-furnished APARTMENTS. comma. second and nicating: om third floor, with bath-room attac! send 3 Fo en ten-room HOUS! faclading ‘saloon parlor. », cel ege Aad oe wT lary range, hot 4 Latrobe stove. re On premises, 443 P street northwest. 20-3 SOR BALES SERAME HOUSE No. 739. 10h street nage containi water GATONBL, bir veer Rd Tih aud Batre. ES SAE Feo: two tory BRIOK HOUSES oa agrth side of 8 street, between Lith and 15 hs ferme very onsy. | TH GATCHEL. (Rep. 2t} "Corner lith and F streets. 708 RENT—That comfortable little HOUSE situated near cars aud market; has seven rooms, gas and water. Rents for $2) per mon! cepe St THOS. WAGGA’ ERMAN. SY9 rin st. Fok BENT—A furnished BRDROOM to a re- spectable single gentleman; fn a private family; esirable location; within one equare city cars A, ply to J. V. AI Grocer, corner 24 — B southeast, Capitol Hill sep9-3t FSOR BENT Larce elegant unfurnished FRONT ; second floor; with all modera improve- asic ‘without ebildren; aleosniocly far- Tiehed FRONT ROOM: third floor} first’door north Patent Office; 705 sth street. 6" FS RENT OR SALE—FARM 65 acres: 30 acres fine clay land; brick mannfactury % mile from Lope Arlipeton ony near nea Diacksmith sho hone. heap. Apply to HS 7OuN- Penney! vania avenue. * opa-Im™ OR RANT—A large three-story BaIOK Dwet LING, with three-story back build! lar under main honse, with all mode ments; water closets; gas and water through th house? No. 612 isth. Rroet north mes betwoen and G ‘streets: rent moderate; possess! ran be cc on the 15th of September. ‘Apply to GEORG PHILLIPS, Deputy Marshal D. C.. City Hall, oF at residence, No. 430 Sd street nort! rthwest, after 4% o'clock p.m. sep9-tf ‘on very barhood 6 on nthe ia rapidly improving; reets are now ered and the ground) isclovated and healthy, improvements al: es are worth the price asked fort the wars scp GEORGE TRUESDELL, 708 & street. i) 3 BALE Thre pt ig are yet Ee of that well-situated, fe —— roperty lately ‘ffered aby me. They are le for small fami being conveniently t destrab built pam my ‘of brick, havi ing gardens in front, enclosed with ornamental Tailingsand in a neigh: borhoed already. sscui jetnoss and Wariare HORSES and CARES, spectability: Bach house vcontalne fight rooms, Ont Wore: eee Pers o wits ie bath-room, hot and cold , Gatrobe, range, pm i Z and rogisters. The street Tr finfohed: taxes and ener North Capitol and H sts.n-0. | expenses are paid. A perfogt title will be given WASTED—A good SEBVANT to oaks Ween | Beall Payment ontp x 25 month at "8. No. ae . fylvania avonuc, under National Hotel. ‘sens-St | ser9-8t 513 7th strosts opposite Pout Ottice. W ANTED—Immediate! Wash and fron for NURSE fpr ene child northwest, facing Indiat ly furnished HOUSE of 6 or 8 rooms, with all modern improvements and conveniently sithated. Also, four er five finely far- nished with facilities for bonsekeeping. Address until Oct. Ist P. J. W., City P.O. WASTED—A neatly turotched HOUSE ae Pk twelve rocme and twoneru improvements, ip Fos EEBT TOUS, to {0 person buying the far- P ouiture, 1991 Apply after four ‘clock seps-3t* FOR EERT=50 desirable furnished ROOMS, srcond floor. en suite or single, with modern conveniences; street cars pass the 124 D streot northwest. ‘OR SALE LOTS 1.109 4h strect west, 93.700; 9th street east, between G and H, $5,000, 82.250; 224 street, 1,200. THOR. E. wae: AN, 519 7th TOR RENT—HOU 5 1005 F street ey between 10th and 1th streets, containing 19 rooms, with all modern improvements, Inquire at T-WALTER'S, No. 1011 Katrect n. w. sepa se" JOR SALE—BRIOK HOUSE and ROT. 507 1zzh street, between E and F streets; 9 rooms, with bath, ‘closet, ;one Of the best locations in the Brice $7,000. Inquire at ADAMSON'S. 303 eep8-6¢ Fo “eS door, omy. at iahed or anfurnished—firet clase PARLORS and "ROOMS, in a large new brick house; best leertion in the city; containing all mod- ern improvements. 2115 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, near Circle. ‘gep8-3t™ Fo SALE—A nice BRICK DWELLING, on the line of the Idth street care, for only $1,610; little more than the assessment. carl ment balance long ss desired. J. Ke SNODGBAS gst torney-at-Law, 479 Penn’a avenue. Beps St COR SAUR—A BAK GATN—HOUBE on the cor- ner of Ist street west and has 8 rooms, kitchen, Bathroom a range. hot and cold water: lot to NOURSE & MID: DDLETON, 6 b reps-3t [Chronicle and Hobablican, i . em loyment OF lith 0g26-1m" fect five good location. A liberal rent will be paid ps-6t™ WANTED October Tet in locality, conveniént for meals, or would arrange for Wa3ntep-a goed WAITER. Apply st, the ACHR to instruct a youth fg Waktrirant an Alto ® POSITION in ANTED=K PARTNER, who Ie abil abi to invest address Soe ness,” Star offic hy afamily of adults. Address F, Lock Box 831, Post O1 sops-at of first-class 8) Te of every de: once, Servants also Can * near M miles in the country. Address Box 3, to now that the canoe Of steel, care taken of furniture, Address © H tar office. ‘i - umily , by two ladice, tw» BED-ROOMS ant PARLOR, (or use of cae eee or unfarutshed, tageed re nthe house. Beferences exchanged. Adress A. Z., Star office, eps 3t™ “Owen House.” W&ANrED-a general odneation. Address * Raphi d street southeast. — choir. Address, stating terms, ** Alto,” fee pé-: att W $4,000 to $5 000 i lished and good on ing mechan! urine For_ particu 6 ake $5 ney day capital required on my MARSHALL, RUST ve “ee WANTED =Ustoraisied SOOE Sera Fm upfarnished Rooms, with or without BOA BD, ice, WANTED lamediatgiy— Wxtuiligs oF persons fa pgm’ male and femgle, cen oe and Mond suppited ited of wages by applying at the, Bureke Ofice, to Mre LOUISE: BUTL. ANTED—A first-class LAUNDRESS to We auwing Pu RoE Hla tts needle, selj-s0- pan he 7 ncodle bar and works met Siete ee ‘Also, Branch of Mme, Dem- erty 5 anne = aon TENANT for part of House No. ‘237 K street northwest, within five minutes ‘alk of Government Printing Office. It has gas and water, summer kitchen. Hout moderate, jeg LOST AND FOUND. CAME Zo MY PREMISES, on Thorday, Sept 4th, wet ith ees ee avenue'and one pictald wa BUS ALO ex Erk a Ma Lost5Sent- Sth,a SEE uF PEROIFIOAEIONS for house : og 7th and P streets; name of BYPHAX ) Finder will 3 A ee} owner on sam rewarded by leaving ai this otfes, TRAYED AWAY, on the @h instant, « dark red Sioow milked Go Ww from Stone aa Golleg A ip: will be given if returned to J. OW, corner of 6th ard C mts, city, nea ‘OST—Flew from the window of the Kirkwood mitoses oe taaee Pte en to the finder ETTY BEMMELSEERG, "Ritkwoeds eQ 3 EYEE Lost, near corner Of Lith streak York avenue, a pair coup it EYE GLABSES, COLD CHAIN Mitached. ., The above Foward will be given by lear- ing them at this of TAKEN UP—On- “Thar, Ah ipsta SHOTES running, at large. é a charges avd ¢ Taquirs Sn'il etrect, near the Government Pelating Utes wep8-3t™ iH. a ee EE Ls O8T—Sunday afternoon, BLACK and TAN L OG. Had red ribbon round neck. with little bell attached. Answers to e OLARKIE. Any one return! to 92% Pennsylvavia avenue will be liberally arded. {sers-st™} BR. CE! ESTE CAB joard of Bubite W are Seaaeeal gatos Public Works Oertiticate ie a, dated September 3d, 1873, in m favor of WILL TUC SKEB, fo for “Eats 60, tho bam hav! Dosmteakd or stoien. Lop thereon ie toy A suitable reward will for its rot sepé-3t DICKSON i PATTERSON, 6 15th st. es. LOST—Large liver colored SETT! “a ‘on breast; answers to the name ee t 2 ill be paid fe ie return ie 98 will be paid for urn. BOARDING. T %0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN OAN OBTAIN BOARD vate family; pleasant room, within five atte walk of either line of street cars: by S25 16 O street out ‘epe-3t" another bite Fquare, of with beanti red. Address ieee Sees (OR SALE—A SUBURBAN HOME, at a sacri- fice; ae Ce round, with a nearly new nine room: Mar underneath the ittchen: wal h bay window; closets in Yoke Fane through the entire tength of Honse cost, $4200), and the ground in val Fill be sola Raa ata pon eae & ADD ner ith strech and Ni were tf {Mepublican and Onronicle.} Foz Ly pen Se ‘lied to move to my new ern part of the city, I offer my wait BESIDENCH for a at to tenant — RI in mod oe and car- ne of the post neetny -house; fru! a. |i ty, Be wi rent for “B.E a0 Wo. Bu 5 ees a 0 Bev. W. On ah OR RENT_FEAME HOUSE, 6 rooms. street, Island. Apply at the cerner Soe and 0. Foz ‘and beck PARLORS, ralaheds with or D. fa snfarni with or without BOARD, at No, jy, cont Gacatens No.€ G10 [sirens northwest ine rooms, Kppiy tok. BORA LE see ee eae | yer BENT—At 906 Pennsylvania avenue, three anic 0OMS, cond floor, waleabls forran tice perpe or housekeeping; en FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo ews Ellaville, Prince George's coun- A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, au BE FUL ing ‘Utes’ ride bearing zeae; grapery with » see a * is are of Soe ryanron ‘Mi sell t) howe anc sixteen acres, Oo COws, jeune, from 9%) $ p.m. Foe SALES A, larke ond bandeoms DW ELLING 886 ee wrest rows br pe 23x38; back t building me fn the most eal tial mai BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe SALE—Mason & Hamlin’s CABINET QR GAN, style No. 21, nearly new; price $125. A piy, after 3'p.m., at No- 1233 dh serest no west. v9 6 "yo. Loan nk = s. ace EAL ESTATE—$700, @ sepiiw Gke Tacks ELL, 70% E street Fe. SALB—A KARE CHANOE—Siock, Fix fares and Gociniil of a GROCKRY, WINEand LIQUOB STO lease upon properiy; situ Sted in-one of the most ines portions of city: doing fine business; satisfactory "re forsale’ Box 12, until October lat aug®) Im* NOE LOAN —Partics wishing to borrow money 1m a small amounts at low rates,’ on gon! paren cr other security, their address to Leck Fe OB SALE. k BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, Corner of New York avenue and Fitt Three large double HOUSKS, ranging in price f7om $55,000 to $80,000, and several other first clase jouses, BE ng syeare of GBOUND and LOTS in ali of the c! HoURES = LOTS at Mount Pleasant. jel8 ‘The RAs SK AND FI For Ssie at a Barge: EC STOCK AND FIXTURES of a'trst-clam Shoe good business. Satisfactory Fepoaperren a forse. a Post eee Ea PER CENT. pombe OF THE BOARD of rath Ss Works will be taken in exchange for © Bnimpror ed Lot Yn the northwest Dart of the ety. within half « square ef the 1th street cars, aes. farther information address Post Office Box X No. 530, ang? Im. reonth strat. seps lin FOR SALE. ALEX DISSOLVING STEREOPTIOON; a ae oa Ao a = be ecgommslated by sending | mor. &. Pi Before to Rev. Poster of mt Mathews 0 wechoeter, Keg Banker. wm PS dm $2008, 4 Rint BOARD AXD TUITION, & Woddonton ‘w waeity ed r ill Be-upem MOND A B13 A street co [SS FAESIE RPOOPS, Ton restume giving lesmome on the commencing SEPTEMBE 442 K street northweet Harp ant Po S, 1503." Baw C tor Yo er bath at No. » J effictent instractors tn every depart Anpnral session comm meee SEPTEMBER 224, and terminate: J Otreulars to be had on appli to cokstores. sep? eskm™ AN resume the duces at ic Ladios, on Mi DAY, ation at 304 angio j ' | \popr i LANGUAGES. he GERMAN, SPANISH: | { } translater at moderate cf Evening Classes “yom | _eugzy ROBERT WRHRHAN Mis, CALE PS ELECT SCHOOL WIth reopen on SEPTEM GER w bald tre ¢, Capitel BAL fn wake arrangements for the tai- children will find er ath mus at L030 between the hours ¢ SRace mii A, AND OL Fos, Toure LADIES: . Jacke srestou will Commsen Experienord teachers of ing, anil Mu secured ddim Py SINESS 8c southeast corne: 9th and Db. will be a “4 for the WEDNESDAY September Board of Ditectores Gen 0 oward, 10, 1573. Richart, Erg. John FO ina. GB. Baki Bea Sh el tty, Braet ‘Treasurer: J Joh vinci pal ‘Pritewer bs Teich Traction " ‘chook 4 Te — yor all subsequent mo: mth as. “all o rin, (ten %. Stationery willbe furnie! tf a $< urther information may be obtained by upen any of the Board ef Directors, or at the School Buildivg aug?-lm an SALE—A Vise 6 cya Ladies Bete s Y, warranted tly sound gentle, color, tapple Grey, a1x years old sed Sf Rood size ‘ane Say panrance, To be = Reales — street northwest. Also H. J. LOEBER. Fee SALE+BAY MARE, five years old, ntle, and a fine driver; Young Bash tok Prices Sita. Can bs soon nt mar Sy OK'S 8 1Gst. nw. seps-cost puntis i spt the Lot size, wit Fixtures. Lot of BILLIARD BALLS, atc gis or by the set. CU. ALK, a hing in, the Billiard line! “ADAMSON 305 oh street. seps-6t FFORSALE—To the highest bidder, on th loth FoR SALE—Two mall of September, 15 oom ae m., at Johnson's rN Wharf, foot of 121) ating sa The KCHOONER ROBERT 4 Was! ‘ON Bt} od condition. igo ut" F° vm LE CHEAP HORSE, WAGON and HARNESS, @150 cash, or will fale TS the wagon for a cart: ‘or sell each separately .: Inquire of HIPPLE, 720 13h street north- weat after $p.1n, anew Fone: SALE—A BLACK PONRY, « fect hich; a 2ibes (GF Miging or for 's light buggy. "No be a PERSON AL. the sure way of cess in |i wees her aavice is invaluable. satisfaction; none ever regret consulting ber. Sat- isfaction given. or no pay. be consulted at her Parlors, No. 913 4th street northwest. Msep4-26" MADAME MARTING, Spiritual and Business Mediwm, can be conmuited at No. 129% let street northwest; sittings }0a.m.to7 p.m. sepl-2¥" (DPSTAOLES TO MakRIAG! Arey | RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN.—Sent free in ‘Address, HOWARD having «hah pig ay eS conc, vip cia 3 having high reputation f° ory ios,” S™ "Tae gaactes Ce ied By ttall disceses are eared sed. Tor-4780 rine sae Tanatt edinsia, ae PROFESSIONAL. Dinh atct FA; KING has removed to Mo. 726 13th street oure—ais m. ere ives universal tp Office hi to Me to 4%, and 6to7 p.m. eep5-lm" DE GRO. ‘ERULING, og an charge of M: land tute. Baltimore, will re- sume his 01 loa or beure in "Washington oa the Ith inst. 98 Ho. as Pennsylvania arenes, overs Wednesday from mit ao a on ie call bpm | ee REYBU aN bie Ofee, i ad 721 lot m STREET NORTHWEST. (between N etre P. GRIFFITHS, D> az Hewes Physician and Surgeon. Also, diseases peculiar to Ladies. Pat ho have been given up ty ‘Alopathic or other » a clans, either in acute or chronic diseases of the cited. ‘Residence . water and gas inthe hotse. cosa swt Otlco bonne Stee te eesti eee COB RENT HOUSES 415 1 stroct. STUART BULL & FY Prcgtreet. $2: Ach street, Betwees yeaa i « ATTORNEYS Ar ia + ow WARD GENERAL AN, 919 7th street, seps-St Ro.708 B Seneur. orrosire Posr- Orricr. address for circular FSS, BENT To: merbictromt STORE and Special attention given to Southern Claims. ald-Im mag a-Le BASEMENT, corner Iith street north weat and JAMES O CLEPHANE, i. Z. BRAILEY ESTs MUSI Tidjeek on ith nreot: or tsema "Giart of Clarion Bi Botreet northwest, ‘@miner im Chancery. sf ig store. Small room ae ee Inquire of JOS. F. Estate Agent, jNo, 902 sth st Beps-3t SALE—A very handsome CE, 0, 207 E street uorthweet, south f Troate beau: tifaily’ finished in brown stone; a rooms and bath rm + &e., gas, hot and cold water range and fare lunce; 23 feet front by 100, cop to a ling: + & MI PunrTON, seps-lw [Rep.aChron.} G13 15th street. FS, a . BENT Treo. ‘story ye pe ‘northwest corner of 6th end memes Free go for moving. on the premises, or he D. BALY Batter den er, Balle 179 and 17 3,0 Pes Be RENT Taree. e story BUICK, ApUSR, = = in orner 20th and F northwest. Water. Ba bath bath fab. $75 per month. no. B8i wae ENTWISTLE, House Agent, ¥ 10th street northwest. rer; SALE—New reven-room Sees 5 to 20 acres rich other out-! Banter Oh, rans, a —— jand, 3 miles south of wie ror debian GUILD, s Pa. sep6 St LE OR RENT-The handsome STORE Fe, eae @ adjoining “Vernon Bow,” on Pennsylvania street. For torms, rly 613 H street northwest, -eotf Fe ae po Johnna compels furnished, go Ti3% genie ss got appt DY ad Da BAvIBSOR, = | Rene ee 1 on pply at - pt it Baan 4 aekcpae, meet canis oa] acer tas ee Eee 2 oes and Boncbasgings V / ESLEYAN SEMALE Coccecs, INGLON, DELAWAR! The Fall Session wilt begin September 16 Thorough instruction is given ina liberal cow of study by @full corps of teachers of abiity and x good accommodations, and © and influences, Terms reasonable For informat Bw 2( 01 posite Franklin Syeate.) The tw ‘Annual Eccaion Of this School witl begin WEDNESDAY: Sept.10th. For cironlars, &c., apply at the Insti vate, or addres eug% im | [Ch a nf n will open TORS fent corps of teach- = apply to Principal, « strect 943 M street, corner I hh Oiro tained at the Bchool ant Bock Thorough instractic thern teachers. eugs? in* cane RICHTER, TEACH BR OF MUSIC, te sabi that he wilt j has the boner to aun’ m bis Chagecs in PIANO Hskmony September Ist. received at any time between the = and wong Mm., at 939 Penneyivn or Schomaker & Co dor of Sisters of vine open pen MON DAY. September lst. Pa please send their children promptly Ligne Wal HINGTON BUSINE is ; Ook jer Seven Afowt L us vets, memchtrest, Gives 6 Tie for Buviness iesiecinaiee te Oso HE DAY SEssioNs sfford the beet ae for young {73 ‘and young lad the ages of and years, THE EVEEING vy ed are especially desigued for men women, and youths who are conned daring the day and ‘sock promotion, business Practice, Commercial Lew, Political Bcouomy, ahd Teciieite) testes, The course te t tn two departincnte THE fanraneseer | DEPARTMENT ADVARCED | BUSINESS | DEPARTMENT. aenine h department are assigned to classes Saori TBE BATES OF TOI 7pe. by the instalment Hien, place the of Wantages of the institution within a SCHOLASTIC YEAR BEGINS MONDAY, oe AELE OOBPS OF INSTRUCTORS em- @ DUATES receive the Diplom: tonal Association of Business Coleg For particular tuformation cali at the College, or CLEPHANE & | BRAILEY, Short-hand Writers and Law Reporters. Office: No. 11) Street, between Ist and 24, facing Indiana avenue. augié-tr OHN wed FRAZE J ATIORNE T-bAW angen: rere ¥Y — Omiee, No. 909 Teh street GEORGE 8. KING me Saxe = the practice of medicine, tiga Vermont K. PRATT, on ate eS Ohio t Dental mi as College 0! Retorests BA: ia eer —, 5, 7 FRANKS, © ENTIST, Aa * 413 dan streets aoe aaa House. ‘work in appear. "| See and purity of mater 4 Oru braxer 5. “Orreulars, containing terms, &c., to be bad on applcation to Mr HH at the Library come Ben Os Building, » atreot southeast, Washington, D: ened tan R (CHLAND 1 bed <3 a> DAY SCHOOL 145 Lenve: ad t, mear Park Avenue, BALTIMORE, M>. WM. D. MARTIN, A.M, Privcipal, ansiet graduates of the University of Virgie Fee Sed German tauebt by experienced ative m ember 16th. peataioguce, with Particulars, sent to any ad- 3723-2 Te OOLUMPIAN CBIVERSITY, ern 8 Preparatory Departaeit ‘opens SEPTEM- Ti Cionbian College opens SEPTEMBER 1% © Medical College opens OCTOBER The Law School opens: For catak containi eh pens a iT ding a Te SS eS . D. 0. ang?-tocs . ‘President, Be. COAL AND WOOD. Cease AND wWovupn. ie sttention of oy ORY, VAR SPINE WOOD awed and ona é Pine RE MRR Dandies spas ASTET BENSON & p20, cope OST aon Dopo rie street Wharf Coan: woubD: COAL: WO JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealers in woop AND COAL. 3 WHARVES—Foot itt 12th and roman Sane for Ors? ACADEMY ey Year.)— commences DB! EB Ler. land's church, oe ion rot pupils ied to ieee ne BOYS, Principal, anglé- Gonzsca cOnaRgE, Between North "tat streets N. W, Bcholastic exertiees will be recumed on MO Y, rt ae es CLARK, President. M3S.8r ScEG VIGE REMOVE aa BER Eereesvrcs