Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Largest Circulation in “ Distriet Reading Matter on Every Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY. . September 12, 1973. Corporal Punishment in Schools. As our school board has been for some time moving in the direction of the abolition of cor- poral punishment in our schools it isa matter of interest to know what action is being taken by intelligent school authorities elsewhere. ‘The sub-committee of the Boston sckool board, which has been in the subject of corporal pupish ment in the pablic schools, has prepared a long report, in which ground is taken in favor of the immediate and final abol- ishment of such punishment as a means of dis- cipline in the public schools of the city. No- body ssserts or believes, nowadays, the com- mittee remarks, that corporal punishment is a desirable method of stimulating the brain. It is only advocated as a means to be used in the last resort, for the correction of gross heedless- ness or willful disobedience to authority. Nu- merous expedients are suggested which may be usec! to prevent idleness and listlessness in the ‘School room, and teachers are advised that it is their duty to devise means of this sort. The committee says: “<The more stupid and indifferent the teacher, the more readily is the rod brought into requi- sition, if its use is permitted in our schools. Your committee, therefore, are of the unani- mous opinion that there is no one thing by which = — can Ldap en beer amsge ge works refusing permission rod and cane wens S corporal ae it, which the veriest dolt of a even a monkey, could em; and compelling the teachers to enlarge their ideas on this sab- = of discipline in their schools, and not forego ‘all the resources of their intellects and affec- tions to control and guide their pupils for that never-failing resource of stupi » indolence and self- -eenceit, ‘the word and the blow, and ‘the blow first.” The committee argues that children, like adults, should not be summarily punished for the offenses they commit. Ten chances to one the teacher is in a passion when he inflicts pun- ishment upon the offending pupil; in which case, the committee thinks it is much as if the punishment for street disorders were inflicted by infuriated policemen on the spot. It is argued that something of the same jadicial spirit with which offenses against the law are punished im the courts should be used in the management of the schools, The penalty is to be carefully adjusted to the nature of the offense committed, and administered with cool- mess and candor. With such methods, it is asserted, ninety-nine cases of misconduct out of | every 100 can be successfully dealt with. And then comes the hundredth case, in which kind- ness andTairness and justice are all unavailing, and a scholar persists in disobedient and violent conduct in school. In such s case the committee points out, that the proper way for the teacher is to call in the school committee to deal with the pupil and warn his parents of his doings. Under no cir- cumstances should the teacher be subjected to the degradation of whipping a pupil. The last resort for unruly scholars is the station-house. In the opinion of the committee “‘it is the better mode te train American citizens by teaching them, even in childhood, that obedience to just and impartial authority is a part of their daily life; that while it is not to be enforced by person- al abuse nor in anger, there isa power which surrounds us all, old and young, like the atmos- phere which we breathe, which can never be successfully resisted or opposed; that this power & the result of the embodied wisdom of the best men of ail ages, and isthe code of laws under which we liv There is another method, how- ever, which the committee thinks may be = to advantage in large towns and cities, vi establishment of one or more special sc! ns which truants and incorrigible pupils shall be compelled to attend. The committee enlarges on the degrading influence of the use of the rod upon the teachers themselves. That such an influence is likely to be exerted where the rod is freely used is un- deniable. No doubt the majority of our teach- ers would gladly be relieved of the disagreeable duty of punishing refractory scholars. The cus- tom of inflicting severe corporal punishment, which often involves a pitched battle between the teacher and the pupil, necessarily hardens and brutalizes the mind of the former, as well as hurting the body of the latter. ‘ The people of Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and Greenpoint have succeeded in effcting a con- solidation of their different post offices, greatly to their convenience. Under the old arrange- ment, with the separate post-offices, there were many anoying delays. A letter would reach Buffalo, for instance, sooner than one would go to Greenpoint. Georgetown, which is virtually ‘8 part of Washington, suffers from the same in- conveniences and delays through having a separate post-office, as she is not only deprived thereby of the advantages of free delivery by carriers, but has a circumiocution in the receipt of mail matter that makes its shorter process to get a letterffrom New Virk than from Wash- ington. The evs! wi) pe remedied, only, when *cud Washington are merged. ‘The Gladstone party in England has sustained another defeat in the election of a conservative for Renfrewshire. The blow is all the more unmistakable from the fact that the late occu- pant of the seat was a member of the Ministry— Mr. Bruce, until recently Home Secretary. He was raised to the peerage, and Mr. Lowe suc- ceeded him at the Home Office. The electors of Renfrews! ‘re now return @ conservative bya majority of 18. Mr. Gladstone’s new card, the mM wure extending the right of suf- frage to the farm laborers, does not seem to work in the ¥ ay of enabling him to retrieve his popularity. The anti-Butler men of Massachusetts, re- lieved of their current scare‘ are beginning already to borrow trouble as to what the busy B. will do next. They suspect that his forth- coming move will be on the Senatorship, to suc- ceed Sumner, and next fall they believe he will be at work trying thesame game tn the election of members of the legislature that he has tried this fall in the election of delegates. Weil, it is certain he will turn up somewhere in the field in the course of the year, to make it lively for the boys. He must have some vent for his enormous surplusage of vitality. —_—__-<22-____ {t is stated that the October number of the Galaay will contain an article by ex-Secretary Welles in answer to Charles Francis Adams’ eulogy on Mr. Seward. Mr. Adams placed Mr. Seward above Mr. Lincoln, both as a statesman and a patriot. To this Mr. Welles takes excep- tion, and presents the other side of the picture. ‘Welles onght to stand by Lincoln, for Lincoln 9 4.D. a Secretary. ape sale se naeeeane Sere * y o ein ING Toit y ARE who ‘once before it Teaches @ premium, The shares are Sexe ‘The Secretary will be at the rooms ol DICK 89 i JOHN A. Fansoo't, se Che. Eee} alz'se TL es prs SEL iit be tee coibe amoutt =e a Eo are ior itd aches ie aut aEiokey POLAR SODA, PSPRING ie ie pe: bei gal Considerable street, and is kept alive by all manner of dis uneasiness is still felt in Wall comforting rumors and reports, some of which, | had not the street been wrought wut “be” fadierous @ morbid- Wy sensitive condition, onsidering the salesinaCion of of the |, and the decline in me Da ape ulation ‘n gold it is remarkable that there haye been no sas: pensions of Wall street | Of strength that there have it a ad it will be still further Dewey 25 if all th Call the os losses are adjusted £0 as to p inthe e Banko Pen diand om on Bre for account, —— ie —Finst Oy, Be AT mt oath som. Be sone ‘i G 7, Exchange, long, an; abort, . Wheat quiet. onsols for moner» mde of 1857, 9%: ner . Ws. r Brie, 7%. THE WEATHER. Wan Paranrunne atates, and contin Paoantecrime—P —For New ometer, risiog erly to ‘southwesterly Sravall coring b possibl es, rising mpel brie pats to westerly Per lake region, accom rain, and fresh ‘and bi tiene of Illinois and Wisco perature, gentle and winds sud cane nied by cloud: jek winds over t! to-night...For th mid- ‘heat ‘m.—The amount of bailion balance to-day is £70,000 ‘aris quete rentes at # france ne, ‘westward. bene barometer now extends from New = to Georgia. Clear weather has generally Talled over the Few ow Ragland, Middier and Southern England falling bar- S aod fresh south: ear weather will Dut increasing Glondineas, rature, fresh, and occasionally winds, with pri in areas over rn portion. For the south ppt, light ‘or Tennessee and ‘the Oni ley, southerly to westerly winds, high temperature, ness, with Fain areas, For the lower lake = vee Cet brisk south to west brea Fond ‘weather lower. chica, ing cl to westerly winds, cl Mer veering to went: aft nly From Misso jernoon and night, with clearing weather. lowa, Wisconsin, upper northwester!: weather, wit issouri to “freehand brisk southerly ‘weather and rain, the fer- y and northerly during ae or ia, ' ee and Minnesota. inds, low temperature, and clearing frost to-night over this section, lower Michigan, and the northern portion of Indiana, IIll- The majority of the morning nois and Missouri. telegraphic repo Take and uortuwest are misting. rom the west Gulf states, upper 10T; E UB OF ikALTH, Ac. to ¢ Now and at the Office, corner Sort as and E streets MASONIU.—EURKKA 4, will meet FRIDA Oh: Compan: A. GHAPTER, AY, September lath qlembers wil! Reese be PURITANISM GRANT; MB GOVERN. : ne Dis. Ss v iD wands, pane: ance. ters in cood staudtag are coritelly iaited rofth: MBH Poe Wintel. By ora Ofepll 2 {Rep-| 8. JOHN THOMSON, 8ec'y. THE ANNUAL RENTING OF PEWS AND SEATS in the Synagogue of thew Hebrew Congregation, &h_ street, streets, will commence on N. m., at the Vestry Rooms, or after be procured from the Secretary, sepll-st No. got Pouneylvanve avenue. PH ADLER, Weshinfion 1 EXT RUNEAY,: err t the game can TUTHE as AO can VOTERS OF THE At a meetin; ot the Rep biicae Jentral Commit- tee, held ia Union Li 2 Bees ‘Bop i rar, the following resolution was ad) eed. First, That nominces of the Republican Heptbiican voters in each tember 16, eT ved. 'y for t ber 3, trict on Tuesday > 1873, ates be chosen by the » Sep- 1573, a0 gh a8 m pencticable between the hoare of Sand So’clock Second. That the candidates be sclectod at pri- mary elections of in mass meeting, as @ myority of the | committee of thi district may tonight’ or ee ‘a8 soon as possil . That pul acer of sticetl a thee airman and Fourth. That the. trict be conducted by kod clerk iu each district to be committee, and one Judgo and cler by each cand: al ett cting resolation, as = a y for at least five days. the Republican from each ible, deter- iblic notices of the manner, time, 1 candidates be given by rimary elections in any dis- es and clerks; one jad) sinted by t! res several districts acting i with ti S heard from, have sent the an Central Com- First District. St Pougian’ Bow Hall, Potomac City, at 7:30 p m., Bept 16, 1873. ond District Primary ele election, September 16, 1873, between the hours ‘The places t0 be pablished aa soon na determined upon, Third District. Not heard from. bg District. Not heard from, Fifth District. Not heard ixth District. Not heard from. enth District. Not heard from. ighth District. Primary election at Liberty Hall, near the corner of Tenth and B streets, September betw: rs of 3 and 8 p. im. int! jot b District, fist heard fr from. ES Di at 7:30 p.m near Bevent Fourteent! the house of S.an8 ‘convention of citizens, at Jones’ eo Mount Vernon Place, rect northwest. bh Fifteenth bist Sixteenth District Primary election. at No. 346 Pennsylvania ha epg September 16, 1873, bet ween ‘Seventeenth District. Not heard from, jehteenth District.” Not heard from. jineteenth District. Not heard from. Twentieth District ass mectit at Enoa Bai “4 Tth street southeast, between @ struct — Carolina ‘avenue, September 16, 1873, at 7 house 0B. Be D street ary, lection at the use of B, Heunon, corner of Ben a eet sireet,Sep- tem 16, wee enty second District. mn the hours of 3 and Not heard from rd from nested to send their notices to the secretary of Bentral Committ ide 3.7. Sertux, Secretary Oot pern “JoseEH Wiuurams, Central C mmittee. Ocntral ‘ten, sepil-St are nae, REMOVAL.—The Temoved lyania avenue southeast. Pent enable me cue ‘and OO. FE os if to his New remnedail ties and better accom: IONERY at Prices as | in enstomers bares oy 18 ow FRED’E STEINLE. pattral color, Ges poo Tain, Wisse es ss itis the net Drewser known. “For sale frees t> ite prevents it when Ferme: 80 pet ennai & ae iy be a oes ae eer ean withost ta nay shy Seta pee ean Boe 22% won 1 0 ll PENNSILVANIA AVENUE 101 1 Vow READY! au EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FASHIONABLE AND CHOICE Fall and Winter Clethi UITS, UTS, |S’ BUSINESS SUI i BUSINESS SUITS, MENS WORKING SUI MENS’ WORKING SUL YOUTHS’ BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, BOYS’ SCHOOL AND ORSSS SUIIS, A..8TRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUB, Between 10th and 11th Streets, vepll ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street. HICK PLATE GLASS, for store windows, far- Dene at's lw fares “ soe large, at ——— prices. Ho is also an extensive ode Medicines, Poy Oils, Glass of, rot? inde, » &e. Cp Tarpent fourth stories ores the store for reaty on Teasonsble terms, to @ good tonant os eee ten- Fy*seecanrass FOR G A large assortment, at lowest prices, sa ARO’S, “208 Pennsylvania avenue, sepll-Im Under National Hotel. ssoaaats VEGETABLE cous sYRUP"— ‘The only cure ever discovered for Whooping other c ily efficacious In all other coughs, tthe Laboratory, 1313 ves alaa, le at th at S1M8’. with and New Yor! LIN’, lith and ‘D sts, southw M4220 & BATES DANCING ACADEMY, 224 K streot northwest, will reopen 01 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, for reception of pupils, For particulars, see circu- lare. ‘seplo 10t ALL DRESS GOODS CHEAP. To Close Bu: by ist December, We are selling splendi Black Silks, th yew Dark Golored Silky Diagonal Sargea, Dark Satin meres, Bi eek Cash meres, the celebrated Bumalo” ad ** Beaver” Alpacas Mobairs, Mow Goods, Fancy Plaid Po} and great tfariet of other now Drove Goods, at WHOLESALE Bg" We ‘are also selling st the wholesale prices cotton “and ‘Linen Sheetings, Blankets; “Quilts, Linen Table Damasks, Napkins, Towels, Wine Cloth, Waterproof Cloth, W ite and Colored Fian- uals, "Prints, Delainos, Wi Goods, Canton Flannela, and fail stock of Dest brands’ shirting ons. 2 Gooda delivered promptly to any part of the i JOSEPH J. May, serS-eoSt_ 939 Penn. avenue, near 10:h street. a oat jomers and the public are invited to call at Ba on No. 45% Pennsylvania — and famine the largest and most complete stock of HEATING ABD COOKIN STOVES tobe oy anil name tue fod BEAT AMERIOAN 000K @ which hi |AB’S OBLE- BEATED. BE SELF Preoike ‘B ev on ving Heating’ 8 hove via she mark fe market ih as no no euual, i nep6-2w SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGARE AT LOW RATES. Ww. D. WYVILL. 11 inds good quality for 91. 10 Pounds pe bp ht brown 4 leona tes @ Pu other g. af correepondingiy Tow rates, steadily ad- at oeeoven as the ao market is steadil; vapelog, snd on will soon havato pay more. JABS only $1.75 per dozen. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CV., GROCERS, Masonic Temple, 9th and F streets, - Opposite U. 8. Patent Office cepi-tr | alone RECEIVED FROM EvRorg, 100 DOZEN GENUINE JOHANN MARIA FARINA COLOGNE AT 25, 50 AND @1 PER BOTTLE. lor qu of this Cok Wy Peas nee er sos “Taleo of Gente’ light Merino Shirts wad pamercics tah sta ee Sine Oe ee ‘erkebly ¢ cheay a BF Onildren’s white Iron Frame Hose, ree 1 Whit Eis taicenareeginenston SILVERBERGS METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, ops-tr Hxam Pexnstivania AVENUE. FroBs4cus AND RANGES, ‘The attention of the public is called to my stock of WEOUGHT r IpON FURNACES, heat a Sek roemes: ing and lurability to any 4180, ‘To my well selected stock of BANGES, ol porn and low down orate dey J - — ‘An examination at ‘No. 452 Pennsylvania avenue. will pay Were NOTIOE OF REMOVAL. WEBB & BEVERIDGE Have removed from Odd Fellow’s Hall, 7th street, to ye LY. A No, LE! SY! casi ors See ee ang?8-Im" WEBB & BEVERIDGE. M: 0. LUTTRELL, 0. A. DUNNINGTOR DUNN LUTTRELL 6 Di INGTON. air La. tree, ‘th and Loth streets north west and Personal attention one tbe sale of Estate, ASHINGTON GLA8S WO) =e 4 making Bot scription, a26 gon. Jo=N ©. REISINGER. JOR OBEAM PAVILION HOW OPER, | | mended FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. JOURNEYAMAN CABINET M4; —Furnished BOO: FANTED KG slo are SAUOR ae leet Wan hana tort = seman FCiber chive taal ee famil . GOT S11 Lith street, iheae edging vee aml = first cl At | POR, RENT CA, desirably cael OF FICE auire st ihe Hic eta are evereben. at | PGbdi cose tareck Morten, onetooe ANTED—A Gi ‘One well die. shore Fe septa” ance Beference + required.” ‘Apply 739 ie OB RENT—Two FRONT BOOMS, one first ant ‘one second story; gither furalened or anfur- Ory 5; - ehed. 723 a erms poly at Po, = aoe t northw} A girl, pe 1121 Tah streets ise god 1929 F atrect, first clave 3 igre “WASHER: cleo | first class WASHER and [RONER. —— sopit-20 NTED—Two GIRLS, to work oa OR BENT—The ar Known “BUSINESS | Ww: yo tiet clase hands. 1 Apply Boom 181 3 "iateltigve: | re Pi a a eee STE ga oe en = Sepl2-R* | Or the premises, NTERS, Ave) T_T Feepoonible party, faraiahad | WANES "eta Hy geraer Beall mod | PORE T Ty. Teammate Peay, Merl | Washington ste deorgntra..0-— scott | soni Seal tc dete Wat goss hat ANTED A good SERVANT O1G ook, Suare from street cars: Tuguire om premises , and iron 7 ary ~ | NO REN Gras eee ROO ce pnt ave, Renton ie aod eh Bets soured “ea a= FS Moot eaitathe be for two geatiemen; rent = tet | WANTED—a snare, sctive Kg tcin | Mw i & nee ROoM, <7 ply at 227 D razsryeldee Bares. Mast i recom- northwest. To gent fepl2-st Taqelte at Mo, 740 Sit street north: Fo RENT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE Bose] Wwe table German womal street, between, Ih aad isthe aoe? A ra ny a ee adre i SITUATION. as os reekeper or fi first class | Boom'se-Thira Sees es | Cook, “Address “A. ee eat ‘OB BENT— yt lady and ly at No, 132 Wea naam uh : eanghsers, two oF te a unfarnished second tory TRONT # Rook suitable for housckeep ene rd front rear; —— yen "Pounsyive enue. NTED—To loan, on the best real estate secu + $1,200, at fen ee. net. For fi information address Yo? Bt See ee ee Fors SALE—Dojratle DWELLING on i streot +1 YY ARTE. Three or four ROOMS for C3 Pe. thwrst, between North Uapitol and Ist ste; - business, Avenue, between 7th Ivh are bang bathroom, ard mod north ith, between A’ je and Hs ry gs satisfactory. aps Gress“ PHOTO,” Star office. -3t* brown, corner Iéth street and ERPINGSWaniet 1 ee eee “haa, toes vor four UereaRaneD FS RENT—A two-story preaved brick front BOOMS, on frst or second floor. Addi HOUSE, No. 1411 loth street; large front and location, terms, &c.. 0,0, $734 12th street morte pack eat rie on marble mantels, wal!s nice. ‘eepl2 St™ Y pavered tn, im gilt i 320 per month \n advance. Wana MAN or acerown BOY, who eee cs baked tere Mo. \leratands milking and the care of od who will rake himeelt suerally useful. Ina FOR BENT 835, P(r month in advance A pretty CAMPBELL’S Feed Store, llth street Som, meer ITAGE. within 10 minutes walk of t the Oity Bavy Yard ‘bridge, Ld ol an an ied Soa ge gas and water; side yard con- wes ANTE D—Two a hed_ communicating 94 'y BOOM: mS, ie wie family, with, board of ground, set with shrab- rnamental trees. EDWARD CO, for self and wife, Neighborhood of Jadiciary Satare Preferred. | Ac rh terms, and partic — Scighang i fe Attorney-at-Law, 438, oppo- s-pl2-st Fer TALES excellent BRIOK HOUSES, containing 1 and 14 rooms, with all the modern. conveniences, situated in the finest parts of the city, and surrounded by residences. Price cheap; payments to suit the perchases with be, interest. e — a i ‘es Coo! MAN oi House Sei A “Baths ust Bitotatt nderstand their business. and have good, recommendations. Apply at 1324 Munsachusett seni? St” | seplz-cotw 490 Louisiana avenue, Boom WASTED—A PURCHASER for adesirableim- KX commasdions - roved Business Property on the porth aide of.| F'Qneam toa ements a ie. Thy eanairect north: Pennsylvania avenue nort of the best and | west: between D and ‘The house is admit: exchange fo sit ba mone slnneumewd | shy volte for a large fanliy or boarding bones, elt bu in tion, Address ''M.,” Star offiee, one | ce eel Pomona Rowsp con 2 beparshasct vig WAPTED_A goed DRAUGHTSMAN. Inanire | October. Apply io THOS. PARKER, Be. 6 inginoer's office, Baltiiure and Potomac | Penueyirapia avenue. Railroad Company. sepll- Vw FS, RENT—On the Ith eee rosa ANTED—A goed WHITES BABBEB. Apply BRIOK Py LING, on street, rest. tween let and N. itol. at sto Mea. priaee’” MEAG Tih atrect norehetcr rien. | WSHEPHEED SOO APDIY St store i Warner rent, oy HOUSE. 4 4 to 6 ‘OB RENT. pe STORE. 1x0, on 1th street, be- ing tenaits who gives gud refecensen, “Adare | side.” Spot's on mtb eng greg = fe “ remises, 01 XGOs star office, ©." £904 Fefeconcos, Sacress | Northwest A BEST Z sepll-3t ANTED— hase. a f Parl OF ERENT 1 large second story front BOOM, Lh ‘Chanter FUBNITE ROME of. er E nicely eae a'house with al the moder y ‘Address r eniences. Location desirable. ai Hol etrect saree — 2? | Gath ntreet, between T and K northwest’ vaspllat= Foes RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES on Letrect inp 6th and 7th, one 8 and the other Wa NTED—An ACTIVE FARTHER; i a itable manufacturing business, to buy one half 8) of machinery and fixtures, Price 000. Address fas and water. Apply on the mee) SAMGYACHOMEN Bat onkene’ O50, Angrees | Pract: dm D.t08 B. Ie eideabes WANTED — immedi “Pwo —experioncad Fok, BENT—Three_FURNISHED “S00MT, BALES LADIES at atte 0 Original 364 soe. and | H! troating on the Avenue. Will be rented separ 81 Store, No-s » between Hand I, | ately if neccesary. Inquire up stairs, S03 Market Bes’ reference required, pl -3t™ Space, sepll-3t* WANTEDTA BOY, well ee ory one from ‘OR ca ee fl rooms, part- Capitol Hill or Navy Yard ly Tarnished. “Hpuse has hot and colt wa'er, GNC a HOGAN, re, and other modern impro catainen ation: sepll 8t_ Awning Factory 713 Market Space. ANTED—A first class BARK EEPE: thoroughly understands his busine Loe central. ‘Rent § 100. sappy avi & Lstrets 2 jour frcm corner of &t! sepll-2i* Fo. SALE—A new two-story and basement capable of taking charge to one whocan preseed brick front HOUSE, of seven rooms, Spprect fate oh pre gg on, yn ESS with refer- ny ‘648, water, Fangs, be bath room, &e., &e. Lot 13 ences, WIN . Star office. seplt-st™ | by 80. Price, only §3,000. Torins to sult i parghiaser. J. STANLEY JONES, No. 511 7th stroot, bales 2 sepIt3: nts at = tween 13th and lith streets, the flow cera of NT TRD—s peat GIRL as — a S07 L WY Shea bctrcen tes Seca cosines Sots bee a iyi sane W it tetera competent CLERK with satisfac- ‘ory references, Add PH EMACl ST. V aNTERC ITS good TINNER'! Appi ly at store of 8. A. H. MARKS, 641 Berek south east. sepld 4t™ V ANTED—A WHITE eee Tinton) ae rate washer, ironer and cham! Ap st General HUNTERS, 1796 L strect_ morte, sepl0-$:* WaT ‘a practical Fos RENT—Toree story BRICK HOUSK, con- taining large partor, dinfag room, kitchen, fonr large sized chambers, and bath-room; good and yard: with all modern tm rovemeuts, ava repair. Apply at No. 03 M Fo SALE-Tl0UrES—a bargain Verm nue, Rocween G sat BR: ment, G, br tween Sth and hos ouan’ 41 Montgomery coat all Lots in square 536, 15c. and 90c.; Team Lot, 8th street. between P and Q, 80c. very ¢ desirable Building Front, B street, between Oh one 7th southwest, 50c ; well located ‘Lot, N es reet, ween 6th and 7t! THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, sepli-tr 512 7th street. ‘OR BENT—HOUSE 1010 iow strect norih- all modern improvements, Possession October ist. Apply 610 loth street. seplo-3t Fors OFFICES at 608, 1ith street, neat seergbPttt House; will suit a lawyer oF claim Carpenter — and D: aughteman a SITUATION with some Buil- < or Architect. . Address H. E. W., one of- fice, sop were STORE. Parties having a small of @ large one to. et ina Sears: will address ble part of Penee ania avenue O., Star office. fasineans jewing Machines. 103% WANTED ot 8 settled white Pemagped a SITUA- Me ON to pia ake, se to maha pa thee — work for a email fami In the conntey.. AB Blar othe alo see ie te Address wax gos SERVANT GIEL at 328 Penericnk ia es upstairs. seps-5t fegantly OUSE of $ 8 roma witheall sil modera improvements and conveniently situated. Als, four ef five finely. far ished BOOMs wit fecitities tor honsckeering. ‘Address until Oct, Ist PJ. W-e er FO oe Fe BENT—A nice HOUSE and are. SEN Ts ey soautre of Mr. ROBERT MAR- town. aE with ten ramet Tataiee" 8 ior Star TED A neaily farniah Ive room good Iscation. “Kliberalt real w mi be en of furniture, EO HET BREDA Gece EA DER Ww mailee in ti eatyetit y. Addrom Be ee ‘at the hotel in said sepld $t* Sr ‘OR RENT — merge FRONT Ee Fos a OB RENT 206 PenusyIvanis svenne. three OR BALE oat a op S'two Goda bait atory ticulars sae ting Booms finish; suitable for a first class dry Fan SALEHOUSE on 8 street, between lath walk of Government t Printing tng Otic. te ith —OFFICE ROOMS — Sap ae etrect at the sto! Fstsnep ROOMS for rent ae comer x Indiana a1 see or rstcrences ROOMS; also, t infor MS on 24 and 31 floor, sui tuitable oor, sprue fort for, tice pa pparpaens cr Eouetocane nort hw: tee : feel et deen, ager Cc, a Wortle and Tl ae Oe goods: rn on the Reais: aia Fooms and bath "room, as, water, LOST AND FOUND. northwest, Touire ‘avenue. reaui ire 10-5 lo for lawyers ‘airy; bath- on ‘aither i . 4 floor, for housekesping. APDIy Sia ee Er brick HOU Terabe wafers se st TOR oo CEASED aaron R etre F wont RE and ORLLAR, store modern if Beat cuaBhvan Wii Ta wtreat WANT Te with ia pack. = Topmag mat 2 SWEET Real os REWARD STRAYED OR STOLEN — On | siden DARK BROWN i N22 | Novato 30 100; an: ‘tee fame in loft freee toe furnished, sep) The abuve reward will be aid if returned to: Fl Story and corner Ist and I streets nort! F eae JERRY SULLIVAN. street, near i street, containing: all ~OST—September 0th, @ gentleman's BREAST- | modern ts. such as ‘ranges, Iatrobs PIN—Alaska Giemes =p Any one returning | heaters, m: mantles, do. washstands, hot and same will receive a liberal reward. E. H. BATES, | cold water, bai, &c; will be sold at st small Cash pay 632 F street n rehwestee pli mont and ree t Asana ‘atti, EW ARD —Lost, Sanday afternoon, | Fy P34; ee) 5 $10 seach ees Tait bot fas oe Had red ri wage! neck with little bell attached. ers to ES Bhat eee ae none eeturatog ul receive R. CRLESTR. jy, AL P alias Sth 4 » & dark Lb. The owner nian to come ards prove Di scone Pi Fini HEOH, Glare Mills" fatmeio 2 ton, on Bladensburg oe soplo-s" BOARDING. t Os ee ZABLE Pedoma, te For sat SAL) eter eR ete Gs: Papered, restiba ey halls, House contains oe Om vhole buildin; sides and cei FURNISHED BOOM! ith st. near Pennsylvania avenue, ‘soplo-st” BoP a? WANTED, Bra, i GENTLEWS gAW asd Location bo convenient ona ‘and the rooms elegantly fern beet. eee sae were Renee rea mg oe lat_in aE x 808, PERSONAL, ‘Tae nf td phn hear AND = acer | Pa Sot oe meee = Shea | eee coed oes pao the eure way Seeeenee at TO pati — Perent Fe SALE—A new L-y=} Bouss — bathroem L street aie end D Ley ee on Bow,” Pease ne LL DENG odicins street. Fort Xe. apply 618 H street northwest. sop: “ce | S100 FER Y TO LOAN For Tar Wr Wea OR. £204 wecurt SSON, DOWLIN ana D Mreete worth west 2 | $1200; ne pla-s Bens OO see inthe Tressary Per month, Address: MISS ee Fe fe Bilavilie, Prince wig 's coun- A eA BEAUTIFUL RESIDEN: und and healthy Reality command surrounding country utes’ ride te cere athe adeosh station, teen t ~ Large d Fratve House, twelve room, me Swett 2 cellent water, and ones, bars at. F epple and pear orchard, all choice fruit and vis acjolting the farm of J iit eell the hover saan atin ee a im on easy terme. Avply to ‘Bu STiNEMETZ. sepeime “° 1937'Pendeylvauie ererce, . LB—Very fine ) RESIDENCE, completely 1 sorter = Iocan vary caste “ih or Tigsts to DSON, near Whar Pe Hott anem t=" k ES '— First-class OF FIt Lopuine aa 1901 New York avenue, Bvery line eet care passes 1 2 RICHARDS Foran SALE— on lene rey real Cash feauired.one half of SQUAS CASE Tse be and B and Tas grove: tween 18th and igh reete. ished. WitLias eee [FoR BALESTier becom FS BSALE—That beautiful oI NGS on M street, Feet, oo corner of ab Rorthwest, ts offered for sale oc liberal terms, "In rolnt of aon ay Iocation Say See Surmmpaered by sa: yarance they noes in he oye zee se I A wader improvements, h marble-to stationary wash- Stands thronghonts’ het sed told Sane Taree, ranges, dumb wait i Batis pe = lines ca TOOTS, ether tenets pertal first-class bi uses. Apply to ALS 7th strect and Louisinne avenue. ENT—WILDSPRING COTTAGE, ai Mi. Rest $30, “Vosulre ot by tubes i 4 of br. q AyPo ta FOR SALE OR RENT—HOUK, 715 ain strsot; },000; rent, $50 per month: has re ; key may be soprenicnoes and f and had a P Houlars apply to G: SPARKED. O13 foawmnen, “PPL ono oe recently a Peston spl se Sao : iNT—9is Ty yeroom BRICK trae Ae as wat ty ‘OB SALE—A large bapdsome Gj F freat che fade Eee ornare; peeneed wel ice Sy beck wine fs, pee pai a au twistie by ae: ders i Tt has all the mod- FOR SALE. Se ctl es SALE-SORREL MARE, 14% hands high, aaron and tle; can be driven by « '¢ Horse; soid only for want ores appt at, HOWARD les, 627 ay G street vortbwe: sepl2-2." FonsseEsa feat sae. CAR- TSN 10h and O sts. prawns: fone Sal (OR SA ARG AIN—A ap + for “De OF two secant in perfect order; to be seen at JF. BBIDGET'S Uarriage Factory, 130% Penn- sylvania avenue, Fee SALE—BAY MARE, five years: OS teats a tore Buhow ce, .. Can Lock any 631 Gat. new. ES “FOR. BAL Two » mall EB, siegio o ped ogle or by the CURE, CHALE, unk everything iard line? ADAMSON’S, ‘— Soa on street, weps-st Fos SALE CHEA Faun, wit gade FS and HARNESS, @150 cash; or will trade ibe wagon for a cart or jell each eeparatcly Inguire of M. WHIPPLE, 720 i3h str: weet after 3 LEA BLACK pics Creat bias ing or for « li 2416 Neet., bet. Sth and goth stan OEE TN” MEDICAL, &¢. Dire Jaye WILSON _ REMOVED to 613 4h ty between E and F streets northwes', and pleasant rooms for ladies ee medical treat- Sates the best of attendan: seps-6i DMAPAM BOSS, the Celebrated Dociress ant As- frologist, has returned to thie city, after an ab- sence of some time, and will be pleased to see her old friends, and all others desiring to consult her, She ts now located at S19 14th street northwest, and Ms the only lady ‘endowed with the natural gift_of revealing the part acd foretelling the future. Her im busi invaluable.’ She respectfully ca ail to call end be convinced of kor ote powers. "As ‘the Madam’s stay is limited, all who Sish to consult her should embrace thi ity. = MS. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA, Geicbrated Reliable Olairvoyane Phveicios and Ten Medicom, han ivcated.s RY Hew York iaonte cam be Dems ie for eveningn. ely *ZMALB DISEASES of ali Ronse Sousten.. De a case enclose viee end medi- ee eek Adare Ms, De Dr. Fh yes >A Ho 6ae Worth ‘Lith street, ieng?-Iy' PROFESSIONAL. R M. DAWES. DENTIST, HAS BEMOVED his office fo Mo. 41% 7th street, (over, shoe store,) be an & Son's E streets. Diistversct . A. iS. B SF ered to 4 Sto aisand 6107 5. a seps-im* DE ar REULING . Swrosse soc charge of Mar} jute. Baltimore, will re- yume v4 oy al “th Washi on the Ith -» at No. 1209 Penneyivante en Wedhesday from 11 to $ o'clock, yin | ‘ahaa ROBERT REYS' ved to No. 721 fey STREET NORTHWEST, (between New York avo TREE stresta.) ) OMice hours Sy tows 8. in. ——s and Suri ee i STUART Bi C. STTORNEYS AT Ar Z fa CLaimM ‘iy AND GENERAL NTS, cee Greets Post- Southern Cl. CLEPHANE & | RAILEY, Short-hand Writers and Law Reporters, Office: No. 110 C street, between Ist =e, _ facing Indiana avenue. angl3- Jous wer RAZ. ak ATTO, AT: L, SND ANGTARY oe Office, No, 909 7th str. hwest. . GI . ined to cit) Disa pooonen | 5 KING has soto Sg SPrectat FAXES | S PER CENT. BONPS A! AND CEBTIFICATES j of the | BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKa, } Recewwabie im Payment of Sprevai Taxes, BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET RATES | NOURSE & MIDDLETON. _SertO-8 S13 18th street. FOk SACRA Drnrant oO Sutestiouer can at ouce command a large business rchering. Wohke witwated on upusually easy terme, the Sethe southwen, corner of North Capitol :. Aloysine’ Chu/ch, and convert. jo @ Store The entire bos palit in a superior style, avd perfectly: de tened | Stebee for'a getveee teniatocs oF the accommodation of boarders. The neighborhood is first-class, Bither branch of business mentioned. if if well conducted, Will be sure of extracriinary ON DONO. j SEA | _sepio-si* 513 7th street. opp. Pos: Office. POR SEE Maw GAN, style No vO LOAN T's C T CITY ak of Chicago, f.r property tn Washing town — Address, with description of p Star eftice within pall ah 355 further information Sdirees Pest OMce “Rox eons im Ste ¥ wart ABLE RET. rive 4 Dine or ten mites from Washing | Smile tr, m Brarebville sation | and Ohio raiircad. It contai res and twenty-five perches: wand, with @ number of bea r. There are Pace. and ranhing water in Near the Maryiand : lie ‘echo and Waverley Fem yon adjoining The farm will be wcld as'a wh 4 or in subdivisions to suit i: basers For forthar particulars, terms, &c , cal wives st my office, No 454, o eepl-im EDWARD © CARRINGTON Foe abu By a | KING & BU Ho 70S E street, op Pont Office, a HOUSE, 6 rooms, 34 street, between 0 and ni Pp. “i name No. 711 6 7 jo. 1 ‘b street, Gand Bo Don tong time —s we by -- Vermont ave., bet. Rand § 2 B00, t “HOUSES, 6 rooms each, on Columbiast, 0. w. 23,60, on time These bourses all have eas and water, and are th» Freatest bargains now offered in the city of Wash- ington. A lot of fine BESTD streets and Vermont w RB EXCHANGER 1 HOUSE tn Brooklyn, and Svainatls LOTS in Jersey City for a Farm of auimproved Washiucton city property. cone NG & BULL. NOBTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS of fonr and to twenty acres each, has reenetly beam qomyleted by the subscriber. ' fal Tene an aliitud This locality on accommodating terms, and much leas, indecd Ti ed te ra Hee ctly ada growing of any I and in th “f Subscriber having one of The rare quatity ful highlands are wcceasalile by good road and vaey gradca, in @ pleweant dri is 30 Sate utes from this c) are well Watered by sprit Of the purest soft cold water e sities Real E args over Netional Fro® SALE—8 RARE CHANCE Soc § Goodwill uf a GROCERY, WINE LIQt OB STORE, with insseupan hope ee oat michele Feasone f Addteae Box t Getaber ik a HOR BALE ty an Bank por oad, a ¥ AUSTIN fF. BROW Corner of New York avenue sod Fifteenth street, ‘hree eee HOUSES, ranging in pres pa Li to 950,000, and several other fet class One whole square of GROUND and LOTS tn all ee parts of 1 “HOTS! TS at Mount Ploasant. Mo=er: TO LOAN 6 ox GEAL ESTATE. ~ & Bho., Beal Rotate and B York a Pitt treet. ‘Three large double HOUSES, tar price from $38,000t0 {€20,000, and several other hrs pone ghele square of GROUND and LOTS in all HOUSES aod LOTS at Mount Pleasant. yes ‘OB SALE OB RENT—The WASHINGTON CITY GLass reg corner of 2th ont. A streets. for Pag ae ae ores 02 -Ba — Duliding. ‘Appiy st Bag Le TURES of fist Anse Boos Store good nose. Satisfactory t S| races ven for i ing. Address Post Ofice Box HOTELS. [NON HOTEL. Grorcerows, DO. V. SHINN, Proprictor el has been newly reiitted and furnished ine all the modern “impros — » bells and gas. It ix conr, being situated on the lige of the fugton mu Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars of which, from the r: boat d. pass the door Srery two or three minut ‘ali Teach any of the public b the national capital cr sty place'of ann by a pleasant Fide of afow minutes. | Pars business = ng the line of the canal and on the ind it to their advantage to stop at this dec-1y HYS°s"s HOTEL, . No, 709 @ STRET, jena it Between 71m and Sra Streets ont skeet 1333 street, ‘Vermont srenue and ith street eugl3-Im D3.4: us ‘Ohio Oollege of gaara between, D and b 80 set, atfher, jaw Refers to B.A J. see gen AND OOD, —_ McCall gt : Eon o19 fo8 SV Gia iis Depots str street street wharf, of Ge" SELES PEABODY'S, (Ho, 625 Lovistana Avexce,) Egtho only house in the olay that makes a specialty GUNS, FISHING T. AND. SPORTING aug?-tf S7"SIGN OF BIG GUN. Neen tae o. GUNS. T= IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYEES, Proprietor, Froxtixc Pexxstivania Avexve, Between Ith and ith Serects,” Wasurxore ANT Ho’ N om corner 14sh Located Transient Boarders will fd or th ‘Ouse one of the how desirably acd net couveuteaily located bomsos The hted and he rooms are peatly furnished, well 1 ee ana Provided with all modera bome ac- are low, but the hy mb ad will be. wants ised % Rovis-cott C, © Wibwann, SBBSITT HOUSE, aphtt WASHINGTON, D.C. Fes PICKLING, PUBE CIDER VINEGAR, WHITE a4 = MUSTAED SEED, mo samara fa te BPIORS, wrote ant papas aie eitinsone pe ing sold very low. ea