Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1875, Page 2

TR * 3 | = EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY. ‘September 2, CROSBY 8S. NOYES. Ke Circulation More than Double that of any other Daily £ published in Washington. “Th e pr ceived t . that neither the independent sor repub cane tieket got any benefit from the Iai F, but that what- of the demo- y seems to have by the way, that he majority of states in next Congress. © value of the self closing spigot pre- for use some time since by the Dis- shown by t monstrate ib { water in consequence d of x by a flow of water : ame before the amine Of William ©. : TF the cireurnstar in the highest deg ertain that Mr. Sha: militon® number of 1 y Who are really worth Sos pabiy all be anal It is by m live in Calif shift ages are en the pinch comes. Among ntie products soil mast ays be countal The imecination of the people pace wi fecundity of nat limate. It appears from the proce Hee court num and other dangeroxs compounds without labeling them « ” ht to direct. { enough; but than, if as bad 2 f them have o: s ng other poisons eq: ul in the Way of alcoholiestimuiants. In other words, it is charged that not a few of the drug stores of the city are little more than drinking shops, carried on under the thin guise of a few colored bottles in front and a preserip- tion counter in the rear. Whether it is the Gaity of the police or the iternal revenue officers to break up this practice we do not know, but if it exists to the extent that is alleged it certainly ought to be broken up by some authority. tt) —— In the death of George H. Smith, “second president of the church of latter day saints of Jesus Christ,” which occurred at S: Lake City terday, the Mormon chare loses one of its most prominent, able and active members. Mr. Smith was a member of the little band of explorers which first dis- covered and occupied the then desert spot where the flourishing city now stands, and as “ historian” of the organ!zation, religious and secular. he kept a recor of every event and incident whieh occurred in the expe- rience of its people from the founding of the chureh to the day of his death. His knowl €dge, therefore, of the people, history and resourecs. not of Utah alone, but of all the adjacent country, was something wonderfu and perhaps exceeded even that of Brigham Young himself, which has always counted quite remarkable. — Under ¢ of snecessi chureh, Hon. George Q. Cannon, t! delegate in Congress, will doubtiess fil the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Smith, and many persons think he will ultimately be called to the place now oceupied by Mr. Young, when the time to providea s ssor for the head of the church arrives. W! Mr. Cannon will also be e! Mr. Smith 1a the office of « er A legraphic dispa’ the affairs of the Bank, or rather ex-! of California are still in a meddle. Ad pateh says the stockholders wiil not hold a meeting to-day; that the directors are still in session, but that everything is still in the dark in regard to the fature of the concern. We are afraid its future will niso remain to the dark. Private I atring bis he embra ohic ent 3 tiast hat and it is “St the re-nn less to say Caltwell, sat fr. his auditors mm Is ny, sae Pape en million p benefactions at ive past year, a them is tickled wt Buflees wronge md espectally that Hart's dends Bre no nished by @ rapid line of the Thint Aven The newspaper is the handmatd of ¢ zation. No family can bold tts place in ciety without it. The man needs it for in formation about markets and polities; the Woman needs it as @ diversion from ber household cares and family duties; the young need it for both amusement and in- Struction. mais If our poets who have gone before have cognizance of earthly aifairs, they must fairly how! with anguish at the frequent Misquotation of their lines, A correspon- dept, writing to @ Virginia paper, says:— * Oné never tires of this beautiful scenery, ‘and I can «ay with the poet— +I love thee, He probably wanted to quote a portion of ee ee ene yee Cie ies “ or love not Man the less, but Nature more, From these our interviews, in which [steal From all | may. be, or have been before, To mingie with the universe, and feel’ What I can ne'er express, yet cannot ali cou- | by acct, “Aad there wae war in eaves,” MA of Holmes’ Old Man ra . Sewniaie Live Pris ot MILBUBNS 439 143% Fens iain sv avenue northwest. T OF COLL het A op salve in the | avepae ard New Jersey apenas, no at between the hours of 1 oath; inetant, and W ovchock py Potomac Water will, he city described below, viz tog at the corner of Penns; lvanta ave x northwest, rauning D2r- aking uorth: thenee 2 | WASTED — be shut off frum all aeorhne B street And e mune, | acer —— is,from the reports re- street carts Cetus cbeae thence along L street to Vireioia ave- A siong Virginia ave: | Nest: thenes tong let street west to around & portico ew Jersey avenw oto D etreet north a | une, Tetween the hou | WaAnstepos Pennerivaaia ncial collapse in the election | a Rew | famity, w LU T FOR aashntiNe AND PROMO Teachers of the White Schools of Georgeturn getowe Building on SATUR. eptember 4, at S30 a.m. rst District of Washine- m Building, at 10 a. m.; the at the Franklin the Teachers of the White nd District of Washington at the Teachers of the ¢ Third District of Washington Teachers of the Bovldiog at 10:30 a, mu: ven at the Jefferson Buildii T of the Board. {Rep..Chron..Trit | ;ROPOSED 1 NEW 8 BUILDING ASS CIATION rth Washington ° 3, pimetae WILSON, ement upon wh: h $1 monthly, pay SCHOOL BUUKS AT INTRODUCTION PR ROBERTS: STaTIONEKY STOKE 1010 Savayer © , uve New York avenu neylvania ay enue ni ue CEBMAN-AMERIOAN a.) pars interost on d muade before thet OF SUBSURIPTI capiaiatock f the 8 RTH 2| Wh | ommendations are reqiired, te not sooner an the office of the NL. } £0. W. KING, Beo'y =PCOhE (ONLY SIX CENTS A BUSHEL Coke reduced to Six Cents a bust. a 00 PRESS (iucules ink, brush, &e.,) for hes. Labels. &¢ 1,000 times; only 80 cts. OMEAKA'S 213 Pa, av nd F streets. oppoate BANK OF DEPOSIT. EX ‘Ss. Treasury Depsrtment. ANGE, COLLEC and District Seenrities. | ny aud C4 enpons Ope on first-class | G nd sel) Gold ign Con. Drafts on —WM. ¥. Hon ZN mey-at Laie, hae re ozal bneiness <olici de MY Booms oad Omees tor sent fa same tontit- NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL ES- TATE—WHITAKER & OOOKE, 715 Fif- teenth street: in anticipation of sn ameidment to especial attention to all neateet the fais District government, par yy CLAIMS FOR DAMAG change in grade. Also, pay special tai taxes at a disconnt. ‘ 57 reene MENS SS guistiaN ‘ASSOGIA- ConNeR oF ont ano D SrRzets. Reading Rooms and Library frve to all. Prayer Mectings daily at 12:15, Sabbath Eveniny Young men, at 6 oc! Sabbath Afternoon Secvices at 3:90 Circulating Library, 13.000 volumes. New books added. 2. rere COLD TEA, Begg; Orders, promptly atten FAMOUS POLAR SODA, (1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ie he mort superb and delicious crink vet intro- WiTH MILBURN'S WANTS. Ww nze A compet-nt WHITE WOMAN to | Jiron,at Dr. WHITE 8, sth street, oppo-itn the Treasury. seo? FOR RENT AND SALE. RENT—A «mall PLACE near Benning’ For information inquire of WALTER RB, op the prem: fty WAGUNS aod UASTS. Steady wo A (OR RENT—Tw Suh tnd 9th streets Dorthwes ba sor ‘K street, beteeen, | teen Ist and 2d street: ‘uthe ast sep? 2° ZS To purcha-—s SMAUL HOUSS. brick of frame. n:ainl 6 rooms, and | | to cost from 1. m easy terms.” Ad- | New Jersey | dren M. LH.” Olty Poet Oci-« wep2 se RTED— One sot TEAKLOR and BEDROOM | SALBET FURNITURE | fercach. Address“ M.G ,” Lock Wats mo GIRL who understand al bonsework. Apply m9 acd WOMAN t required. large oF two smaller Unfarn- S, ine house where first-class rding house or required. Ad WASTEVIX YOUNG MAN “That bas some | knowledge ¢f the Berber t cea2. Apply im. podiately at 612 G street southeast, waite’ pre BH. WAGSER_ W diatwis—FAMILIES to © kines: aleo, Jef first-class Servants of all ervants wantirg good homes can et them by spel, ing at the Ear . GIs Fstrees, berween ka Fmploy: d Werk etre Mrs LUUISE ¢ TLER. LUOLsEREEPER. Apply be- jad 7 p,m. at fonthonat arylandaven E WANTED—-« Cok ret mae preterr Market ‘A good COOK, Ronn atl nauire at Dire WM. H Z road, next to Nt D—< WAITER, white irl No. porthw WANTED To prncaas HOUSE: £2,009 inducement. Address 49 € br cham W TANT. ber work and ue, bya youn Apply 1400 i went. E WANTED TO PUROHASE—A small retail DBUG STOR ing a fair business. Part cash; balance Address DRUGGIST, Star Ation and price augal 3t* a sinele German, « SITUATION f a vineyard of horses, milk cows, ko. Tho bes! references. Address GABDENER. S:ar angal at" NTED—LADY CANVASSERS of 200d al- ares A fi nity is offered to make J ast Capitol atrect, tween the faud 6 p.m. sugsl St A.C, WINSTON. VV AS STED—COOKS, NURSES and WOMEN tor neral work, GARDENERS and COACH MAN 2 ales a good copyist desires a SITUATION EMMEKSON'S Real Estate avd General Employ ment Oihce, Federal Buildings, 7th street, wuzil-3t* | Wier intelligent energetic MEL good appearance and address to engss Profitaile out door business on sal mon. Apply between 9and 11am. at cer eens Washington, D. 0. 1 to 15 ween 1th a streets B.FUL Piatrect. ner ang2s 2w* V ANTRO—Second hand HUBNITURE, BaD CLOTHES; second-hand CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES; will pay the highest’ cost led to by rail. He OLMAN &CO., No. 936, corner 19th stroet and Pennsylvania avonne. mayll ly WASTED -PASTUCRAGE end STABLING for five or six cows duriug the sumer within the District Nimite, Address, with fall particulars, J. Star office. maylit V ART ED Gentiomen to Know that WILLIAM MOORE. Merchant Tatlor, 1011 New York. pecialty of cutting garments to be re] Wastes TO CLEAN Bi Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avence, be: tween 4 and 6th streets 3. w.—Oalled for und’ de- tivered without ci avenge, makes bome Te saaven G Tre bce D. < /TAKY PUBLIC, S—Stak Bor. a ORE TR & Jx.. € CO, 8, 1429 F street ° bd —Abont ten car Si given to any one ply to B19 G nerese cosiineet HAWSURG BREMEN ads of good. rich Soil will FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital and accnmulations 3 over $2,900,000 N THOM, Agont No. 718 Ustb st, Washingt KERIAGES. CANBIAG ‘ABKIAGES, © We pow have on hand 8 fine riages. ¢ ealeting Piano box Bug Carriages, Business, E ir avd low diver Butcher Wagon top Baggies, Pony Phi pts to mention. Wil: WL low fi Wat A_YOUNG & BRO, mutual consent them for pay nh Will please c tndersigned ‘tally solicit a cont SCHOOL SUITS: ' DRESS SUITS JRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, es YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, Fo*. SaLk— 'S DRESS SUITS, SS DRESS SUITS, MEN’S BUSINESS SUITS, .EN’S BUSINESS SUITS, ‘S WORKING SUITS. ‘S$ WORKING SUITS. A. STRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and Lith Streets, ‘Three Doors trom 1 Ith Btreet. concunt B SEReaS" S. sagt et 605 Penn. eas ota OYsTsks, sO. nen ‘toe sale | Sune AND HARD TELE Wholesale and. retell at the Hortelt jercary, Pa 1B Pan ssubetoace in boeah Biattytal | eee tate ond Potomes Fase Waire #00 MONEY. Owner Wying to J. WG, jwrricon | belldins, Tr UP ABTRAY—On the Et ot Sep 8 ted no hornet COW with white f co. FZ The owner will come for prove prop: beraway. CLARA t northwest. sep? 3t* tp for ber return to th thenst er {0 th Sargeon Gen weet. (soph at" | Mion. 1th PP REARDON. PERSONAL. ——— VVILE MAUD G. please wend aditross to gentle than oF state where. we may mest? I could not enon Monday evening. [1t" RK RMATION WANTED. oe TR: OTHERWISE ARCHER.” JAMES BRI STREET. a native of St. John, New Brouswick enlisted as Willism Archer in’ Northern Army, served as a non © erin Fifth United Snes ovale in battles of Potonvac, Virgin Last beard of in 1365 at W “Tf alts . Is ted ae articulars. JAMES ito ISHED ROOMS AND B $25 per snite or single, farnished or Familtcs supplied with’ meala at », Table Board: at 4 h street worth HED ROOMS, with street nm: XRD, at No. squar Boaril by the w vray. He MILLIE EN: Proprietor _FOR SALE. POR SALE—Seven COWS and Castom, « pair, of Horses. 8 Wagen and Cart, and all bo- f¢ Dairy business,” Apply D. rit th ph st FRA oF 5 eee are at Ta SES. bath, 08. WAGGAMAN ot oR SENT sua K BRICK, seven | GEO. A LANE. 1s 20 K street nor: hwest BUSINESS CHANCES, ‘One three-story brick and basement tet rooms, No. 620 Virgiuts avenue month Apply to JOHN &. SB50 Pevna. aoe aucsér* | rae EENT—Part of a new HOUSE: with sil modern > ian nd conveniences housekee Bent @2 per month. Inanire next door; 414 ‘A street 10 theast. | auxds-eolt* TOR eli built press brick FRONT HOUSE; faces the = cih; conteins Li Foome, pith all moderiy ts roremment itusted be- | en 13th and 14th and B ar reote northwest; | rent @30. AKMS & KETCHAM, anes 6" 632 F street. on RENE A ™ RSE SSE 2 E tlh RENT—HOU>E containing eleven rooms, board with the Darties rent! Address exchanged. Cail fom § to8 pm t RENT—FURNISHED Hi modern improvements; rooms; Splendid location and four adn! je a the West eight or nine Ee: t remarzably low. ot WILLIAM TYLER. T15 Lh street ind DWELLING, cas and - porthwest, newly OE RENT—STO: | No G1 23d street. between F and G. Anaire, at water. corner Sth and N fmproved; «ix rooms, store ai NT—-The DWELTI 5 eet orthwest, between I and K; con- tainin nine Tocms, gas and water Inquire in the SOR RENT—Two or th water in the b tv York avente and bh R RENT—A STORE ws. aM | perfect re Apply at once xu ete reek betacon North Gap Apply at Dry G teman of tw. nte: sitnated In one of the best loc Mitios cn | Hill, within one sy ft Metropelitan BB lines nek small cash payments acd m nly instatiments. nees for comfort and easy ‘partly furniebed. k ry anted tn the highest tof the city, wi afew minutes’ walk fro also & beautiful flower wihing to examine the hon two two story and hslf basem: ems and bath re ory _ If purchased at once, will be “TLDING LOTS in tho north - Cheap, and on terms to H. MOULTON, 625 F stroct northwest. ndsomely furnished 09 12th street, between E and ‘at avery low fy shit purchasers. se SETS <Now and band: BOOMS at N om HOUSE, all mod between Gard H northwest SOB RENT—Two fic Part of city: @14 per month, ‘OR PENT—Farnished_ KOUM sincly. at O11 New York ase with or without board, anEe and FIN ser 1o2 th trey northwest UR BENT-HOUSE, 1212 Gh atroet, Th that deaiabls locally, D street, between Sth ioe K 1 HiN: § 1e0 per u &, m f GATCHEL & WILSON. (OK RENT ‘even-room Ho B ie K HOUSE, furniehed “or furnished, with a RENT—Laree, FRONT ROOMS th aireet northwest. frst dive BRICK HOUSE, 23 heast, with twely nts ' Apply to Dr. LS. FHOMP. reet northeast, or to B. “or partly far td all modern Winter it te instirpassed RENT—A desirabin EESIDENOE, wit ssion can be had ear prblic grou 4 cold water, bath roo fine balls and park wall; fine yard bac! and loft on aw a good tonant for (OR RENT—Furnicted ROOMS, whith ut board, at 612 ith street northwest. a31 BR RENT—Two : ae Fnished ROOMS, A three story BLICK. “Nicely farntehed Re withont board; 116 {OK RENT—O; wore unfurnished ROOM, keeping: No. 214 Fayette stroot. oF BENT—A suite of BOOMS. commanic: 1015 Lith street, between Georgotown High Two ROOMS ob first Moor, over shat store, 1237 Pennsylvania av- Tnyuire within the store. Tivo years dl lady or child can drive or ride her; she is sold for ne fault, only the owner not want two horses. ey a LER, ‘clan, 453 Penna avenue. — ang31-st™ ‘ofler to sell, at OFS it <acrifice, s very fine DIAMOND S&T OF J. (Pin, Kar. ae end Lote pong » Ps vv as eee Id, ri st: yy for ver "4 in gold in Puropes at Sa puta 00S ice, hortheast corner Wth and D sts. a31-3t —Will be sold at a bar; ee er ek SARABY. Propls's a aL eugld tf Corner streets northwest. XCHANGE—F. Ee serevot able oon ao ae ne aan Tooces and ‘baths ratiroad sation i way. to Richmond. “H. ‘A. PHILLIPS, 603 ‘Lsth street northwest. ee TAILORS. mee HEIBEBG! letra ¥. 800.) TY Fala! 30d Fean'save.. Waahingwn Sur aan: a mute Boies 1s IN BOY CRornall wool Gi, ' ae 8 worth $F ge AA ez. ana cal a .s, to hay Carita and 1916, Peoneyivenis evengo and Soersiy, between 19th and 2th sts. ang2t-tr OR BENT—HOCSE 406 Gch street, “ony three stories and basement; the who it, fnruished or unfurpished. ‘OH RENT—A seven rom BRICK MOUSE, No 51 C atreet southe $90 per’ month. ‘gro- Tagarre next INT—Two PARLORS and four BED- ROOMS, all furnished. Ap) y¥ 495 Massachu- euae, between ith and ‘OR RENT—At =13 Mount Veravn Pisce north- Hoatts.to genthcmen only. one nicely-furnished M, second floor; bath room on the same OR BENT—BRICK HOUSE, No. 603 Massa- chusetts avenue; seven rooms, gas and water: Sorentent to market, stores, street care, de; ‘OR RENT 39 8 strect northwest, four nnfa hed ROOMS, fi water, gas, Fay re x KENTA fine and convenient 1 ‘per mouth 2 Taauire at Bt aTOL corner. or ry Bia Tin street south: COB MILLER. ‘OR RENT— HOUSE No. 505 7th street, corner South Cerolina avenue, ten rooms. with gas and water provements; also, one n B stiect and Ma: ya Yard, staini fer ‘ail modern im mare from’ Penusy!vauls i a * don northwest, or thwest. eugsi 3t* iS SALEEis oe aaa ‘brick HOUS! Eine roma, al a modern, cot slo 0 lines of care: © fine largo end pew cw BRICK. Que fine large aud tow 5 = Gale CK or STOR sig Pi ores sarees Sk ON FORK SALE LOW FOR © bh street nortawest, onder Me Fob BEST Roe 1427 aod 1441 Oo | street, ibree-story bri 1 mod Tigfgneee Meat only 855 SOR BENT OB LEASE—No. 1298 th street | berthwest, between M ond N, STORE aud DWFLLING three rooms:) water aul gen Rent | only $2: Re a. {OK PRENT—One B'Wouse conginine tet tree ba ee, bot and celd water, with all modern Improv eraents, 403 7th street northwest. POR RENT—HOUSE No. 221 31 arect West. ocntaining twelve ms in tho pair, with all modern improvements; w Footed asa hoarding house, Apply te HF ZIM. MEBMAN & SON, No. 313 Sth street north west aug? 26 WOR SALE OR RENT—A three-story BE DWELLING, prosend brick frow rocf, No. 1523 Samson street; hot and . bath-room, range, summer kitchen god conoret cellar; handsomely adorned by a terraced front wad aride lot 24 by % feet, with fountain, fruit tre shrubs and flowers,’ Inquire om the OR RENT—A rooms and f. i k and Seen cere ang?l-26 5 ISWERT 513 7h st back Builds ming; browned and steps: H m situsted No. 1313 Rhode Island avenue, s. to Scott Statue Apply to CHAS. N. it 1402 Lath street FGBRESTOA three-story Br asement and two-story brick stable. with furnace, rang: all modern impr = sonth east, or on premises between sand 6 p.m. anti Sw" FPCE BEN 1—the whoio of the SECOND consisting of six rooms, With bath-room cn same floor. Will be rented low for the summer. Would be delightful rooms for ‘8 party of gentlemen {ntending to «pend the samm:r in the city. Will be rented separately or toget!s 723 Isth street northwest. mayZi-tf FS, RENT—Furni-hed, a splendid new pres brick BESIDENCK, ‘situated on Congress Street, near Road street, Heights of Georcetow Has all the modern conveniences and 13 roonis, Rent remarkably low, Can sl<o aby tented unfar: od. WM. TYLER, "310 tf TiS 5 street. R RENT—BOOMS, furnt=hed, sing! suit. Also, furnis! PARLORS with or without f 4 table by nice three-story press brick front Toome, bath room, aud Bus set Good terms, EJ SWEET, 311 7th street, VOR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ten rooms, containing modern. pos yer sit- nated op lith street, between M and eth wont, Tug at 1103 M street northwest. augll-im FORE NT—An excellent pi pressed brick DWEL- LING, seven rooms, modern conveniences; street care ove sa'tare: northwest part of city, aud Rood neighborhood. ite Tf month. acgi-lm B.A. PHILLIPS, 603 Mth street n. FOE BENT VEDEBAL BUILDINGS, corner ¥ and 7th streets northwest, AF flag i) UN. FURNISHED ROOMS, singly and in sults, to. @%. 8. PRENTISS. Agent. oom Mi O08 BENT—Kligible ROOMS, Congress street, Georgetown heighte—a Parlor and two Room Os the first floor, oor; all choice rooms and suitably furnished. Boctb-cott * [Rep tthe cod FOE BENT—0n tong time, LOT corner New York avenue and Mth street; LOT corner Mab st aH streets; LOT corner léth and F stro may be made to KEB & GHEEN: 1 1ai9 Poaseive: aia avenue. mardi 6m™ REAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st, VEKTISEMEN1IS CHANGED BY, ae) WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, eee oust HOUSES FOR SALE. Duddingt We ll mod. impe <0 Pa. ave. nh. w., all mod. tmps.. 10 re. $20 1sth st. w-yall mod. imps y Vr Fe 13th et. m. w.. ail mod. imps) 12 re Lav E st. nw. all rod. imps, 1 rs... 1) Grant Place n. w., all mod. imps.» 1S rs 223 A st all moat fraps, 10 rs. 2132 Pa. even. w.. all mcd. imps., 16 ra Wy H st. n. w.. all mod. inipa., 11 Ps... 3h ston, Ww mod. imps. 10 rs 59 Hat. n. od. imps., 5 rs en 201 12th st. 8. W., mod. mpa., 9 Face TWO-STORY et anD. FBAMB HOUSES 21 Pa. ave. nw CE A Te seo 209 H st.n. w..(F. Hay) 9's 390 714 9th st. n.e.)( Bo H2) 9 re 7 1 P st, Circle b. w..(B. H.. New Jer. ave. 6..(B 1252 E st 647 G ets. 3461, cor. VED P PROPERTY. K ot. bet SOA ETE per foot 4th st. bet: Washington & 4 stan Bet., het. i2th and Isths. w., por ft i st. bet ba and 13th st. 8. W., p sabe dik tween K apd L ti. Ww, per ft. »,bet. 20th and 2ist m. w., vir tt New Jer-ave. bet, lath st., bet # and I iF ae bet va Fat het lat y Ost bet. Ist and 34 BW per ‘ave jbat Ist and G sis. n i st bet M aud Nn. w., per f n'st.. bet. Nand Os. Ww., per tr HOUSES FOR BERT. stall mod. imps. 14 r8..@he Ma itipen Wa. MO all mod. itops.'9 re w.,allmod itaps., rss BO i, imps., 12 r 0 imps. W re » <All mod. itnpa..9 ra on W., all mod, imps., 11 ra 58 n. Wy all mod. iuips., 1 ra ra 1515 1th st. n. w., mod. imps.. $ ¥ Vth st. h. Ww. od. imps. » Tat hn. w., mod. tmps..7 2 P 25 25 B 3 25 F) E 2 4) Defrees 20 £2 Myrile st » LOANS ON REAL ESTATE, 8°00 . Lper cent. for negotiating sopl tr Sa AL. Ooms DENTIST. < bD* J. L. WOLF, DENTIST, Eemoved to 1310 F street. jel-2m S' LHURTER & prea FRESCO. DRCORATIVES: Be aes t SORNAM MENTAL and PLAIN PA (PANT = SPECIMEN BOOM SIG Fnreet northwest, jauzi-ly WASHINGTON, D. C, $7 fag 3 SET FOR Ore. a jaw Dr. ar &. Mang 2 lege of ret See ee tracting teeth, LADIES’ GOODS. is7. FALL Goobs a Ande FALL STYLES MILL MOL ¥. Spscial stvention gives $0 sepl-tr 1109 a e) Is constantly recetving all the newest shapes tm OHIP AND STRAW HATS, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, Satyenirnig wrens SEER PickLine acess, /S11500 S98. Tov iL pERS WNERS —Wan estate, Proposals for thr 6 rooms; cort, w £ 3.000 FERT OF GROTND them STON. w bered 1 the whol taken ig part O8N J RVANS. eepl2w 212 Ponnerivania ay past that 875 WILL BE PAID Fe A SITC ATION sg iced T. Ad a NY MAN With A CAPITAL brar of as ree SALE CHEAP. A fine as ENGLISH BREECH AND M SHOT GUNS Also, GUN FINDINGS. ERVOLVED large Lo LDSTEIN & €0.'S and D streets. rer on wergetic bu & reliable person foe, window, all rh improvea borhood; near cars. Price, $3 dress Box 72%, City Post Oilice Por ssce ABA I will sell or exchanges, a suwall MARKET FakM MW peach and apple 2 rapes, all in the prime vi bear house; a bath room: plenty of shade ant flowers from five te ten minutes’ walk from station on the B. and O ratiro: rice frm the city. For forther tuivrmath VANHORN, on the premises, or at NON REAL © S5ie" vt eight per cent.on centrally boc property, for long time. Also, 96 Per cent., and smaller sums st hen p cf WABNER, ane23-10t_ [Kep} Cornerithaud F streets, DSTBIS? GF CocU Miia Skounities FoR BALE jn sums to sutt investors, ‘3 6's guaranteed by B year Gold Bor — 15-year 7 per cent. Currency Bon Old Corporation Quarterly Stock wanted LEWIS JOHNSON angl9 3w re IN WALL $4,000 rags Sate sree pak Wy share ef any stock, bought on deposit of let, giving fall free. Sitpson Ba BRAGH & Ov, bashers and Bri kere, Ba iaroadway es corner of Wall strovt, Now Box 617 205 tosh eal ES BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEW Books.” NEW Books. St. Simon's Niece, by the author of My Daughter Elinor aud Miss Dorothy's Charge. na novel, by Mrs. Newman. ‘= Love, by the author of Amy Lawranes. Quven Mary, @rama, by Alfred Tenn, sun, far 250. Mist Angel. @ novel, by Miss Thackeray, sorous Plants Ly Darwin Op Paraly=is from Brain Diseases, by H.C. Bastian. All the Magazines and Fashion Keviews for Sep tember. ved and fer sale at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, sus2l tr Corner street and Penn aveune. NfY BOOKS. Darwin's Insectiverons Plants. Paralysis from Brain Disease. ton Bastian. Paget's Clinical Lectui ‘The Primer of Potttical Economy. jor. ‘The Unsetting Sop: A : > Bs b Dean Caton. Ilnstrat - 250 113. 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