Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1875, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUISDAY......September 14, 1875. CROSBY S. NOYES... Se Circulation More than Double | - Editor. that of any other Daily Paper | | published in Washington. The state engineer and surveyor of New York in his late report on canals says he is clearly of the opinion that the question as to the economical and successiul adaptation of steam as a motive power upon the state canals is now removed beyond the sphere of physical experiment, and that ultimate and complete success now depends upon capital alone. A few evenings since Professor George N. Harding read a paper on steam propulsion on canals before the New York society of rractical engineering, in which he described he different efforts made to devise a practi- able system of steam navigation on canals, nd said that a glance at the great ship anals of Holland, the North Sea, the Saez cut-off,” and the proposed Isthmus, James river, and Kanawha routes, as well as the many advocated water routes between the Mississippi river and the Atlantic seaboard, assures us that canals have yet a great part to play, even In this age of fast freight lines and double tracks. Canals, he thought, will hold their own against steel ralls, air lines, and freight reduction, and improved railway facilities will result In the application of mechanical motors to our slack- water na gation. 7 =r Reference has been made in THE STAR to the civil rights case in Brooklyn, in the matter of the application of William F Johnson, a colored man, to compel the prin- cipal of a public school to admit his (the relator’s) son to the school. Jadge Gilbert, of the Brooklyn Supreme Court, delivered his opinion in the case yesterday morning, denying the motion for a mandamus. The decision seems to hinge on the fact that the relator contended that he had a right to select Such schools as he saw fit, the regulations of the board of education to the contrary not- withstanding. The court, in rendering the decision, holds that common schools are a public charity. The benefits conferred by them are a free gift from the state: conse- quently the state, like every other donor, may prescribe in what manner and upon what terms and conditions the gift may be enjoyed. Prior to the{civil rights act of 1573 the board of education of Brooklyn was, by an act passed by the legislature April 4th, 1850, given entire charge and direction of all public schools, and consequently participa- tion in the privileges and benefits of common schools forms no part of that body of polit- ical and civil rights which are protected and secured by the fundamental law. Therefore, Judge Gilbert says, the 14th amendment has ho application to the case. = In view of the freedom of Canada from In- dian troubles, which are unheard of within her borders, why cannot the United States Jearn a lesson she so much needs in Indian management from our unprogressive neigh- bor? Certainly, judging from results, the Canadian system of treating the red men must approximate perfection much nearer than our own, under which Indian wars are common and frauds of all kinds possible. The last report of the Canadian bureau of Indian affairs throws some light on the system under which the great body of the Indians are kept peaceable and many of them engaged in useful branches of indas- the Indians and administers them for their benefit. An account is kept of the financial affairs of each tribe, as well asof the sep. Srate legislative grants, and the tribe is ered- ited with the amount of money originally granted by treaty for cession of their lands to the whites, with annual interest on bal- ances to the credit of the fund, with the pro- ceeds of rents and sales of land and tim- ber, and finally with “transfers to other accounts,” meaning credits from all other sources. From these revenues the Indians de- rive means for their support, and for improv- ing their condition, with the addition of ieg- islative grants of money to buy see 1, blank- ets and implements of husbandry, or to as. sist in building public schools, or in forward- ing other works of progress under treaties As rule, the bands do not draw all they are entitled to, but keep it in reserve for the future. Generally the Indians are at work engaged in raising crops, and some of then bave become wealthy farmers. The report shows that for the past fiscal year the sepa- rate revenues of the tribes administered by the bureau have amounted to $259,739.62, di- vided as follows:—Interest, $153,083.63; spe- cial grants, $43.541.20; transfers to other ac- counts, $11,564.74; land, rents, timber, «c., $53,541.20. The expenditures were: Warrants and credits, $213,515.12; transfers to other Accounts, $11,864.74; total, $225,379.86. The balances to the credit of the fands aggregated at the begianing of the year $2,310.193.33, and at the end of the year bad increased to $2,544,603.09. The total cost of the In: per year is but receive from $200 to 8500 per year and super- intendents and commissioners from $800 to $2,600 per annum. All appointments are made by the Indians themselves, in council Assembled, approved by the department and confirmed by the Minister of the Interior. Leaving out balances, interest, and so forth, these Indians cost the country last year (over and above expeaditures provided for by their own revenues) as follows: Head- quarters, $9,550.00; Outposts, $19.210.00; Nova Scotia legislative grant, 54,700.00; New Brunswick grant, $4,600.00; Prince Edward Isiand grant, $625.00; Manitoba and North- West grant, $105,143.51, British Columbia, $29,000.00. Total, $172,525.31. ‘As there are 94,324 Indians in the dominion | BAMUCEL A. of Canada, their annual expense is consider- | ably less than $2each. In the United States we have, according to the last census, 343,712 Indians, the cost of whose support amounts to millions yearly. We have not the exact figures before us, but it is safe to estimate that while the Canadian Indians cost that government $2 per year, ourown cost Uncie ‘Sam at least ten times that amount yearly. —_<\§_<oo-___ Boy suicides are not very common, and when they do occur are usually attributed to aberration of mind. The telegraph tells us, however, of the case of a boy but fifteen years of age, “clothed and in bis right mind,’ who committed suicide yesterday because he dreaded going to school. There is a moral in this that inconsiderate parents would do well toheed. Had the parents of this youth paid more deference to his views on the school qrestion, he would to day have been alive and in active training for an elevated position in life—the gallows, probably. —_——_—_+ee-_____ For a Grst-class piece of sickly sentimen- ‘tullty commend us to the folowing, which r+ find in an exchange : A humane physician of Plymouth, Mass., *. mmoned io utvend @ patient a few nights *.-. walked the entire distance—twelve 70. .*—rather than deprive his horse of the at ‘he animal required after a hard day’s ve Ti is was all very fine for the tired quat- Tupe. in bis stable, but rather rough on th? suffering biped twe!ve miles away. If the doctor was a fast walker he probably reached his patient in about three hours to find him worse for the delay— possibly dead for want of prompt treatment. We imagine that most patients would submit tosuch treat- ment justonce and no more. The humanity that would sacrifice, or even risk, the life of ses sien wines iad wie wove ‘clock p.m. 20 WED” ° as 2 Suepas. the eerste depot 6:10 train pen eee eo MR gly Seting stil > he heli RHUS use: ike arrange of View G Grand 8. J. GaRagtT. a fees afternoon. + THOMSON, B.S SeNe Sapo ER AuPm ednesday) Py ENING ar | nents will be tae to attend the faneral of our | brother Patriarch. Senior i Gennes (ter es rib D— imam BINE MAKERS Apply 41 be ent) ad rr OURNEY MEN ERS. Apply immedintely to igus LIMBICK, Ostet, between INE ahd 13th. ANTED—T. it buy—A STORE sth ing, ay ANTEO—A WHITE GIRL to do | he usework, at 311 44 street south T | Ply after 2 0'clo ck tT. we Pow! LER, Scribe. | F 1463 end THO: FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. FORREST STORE. 821 lath street, bet wenr and I street northwest ple Fo a ga Ca sees rear muons. No. olt fomily : chil pit St ‘OR BENT_HOUGE No. 1239 Gh street. be- M and ine rooms, gas and water. | Rents 835 er month. seplt-at* “OR Bena bees tH HOUSES, seven roo. s, street seple-st EB. WAGGAMAN. 519 7th st. < MEMBE: TO-MORROW + at o'cl-ck. to make SN scoumeels to attend the fun Hi, uy late fellow member, ANTED—A re«pectable GIRL. Good cook washer: one that can make herself Appiy at 1415 Pennsylvania av. (OR SALE OB BPNT—A wix cetave PIA ak of ¢ and ome rose: 3 x ai O13 In street norvuueet Septes Th ae Zn NTEDI& Tespectable and competent While N to.cook, wash and iron. well reevmmended: “Apply st 713 13th ai. ;ANTED—Filty OABTS on Congress and Beail {iigtts Georg.town; pay weet ly. Secretary. pf. SON & CO., Corner of Wt Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, and District Securities = and four HEELOCK, on oon ieee a Dealers in Gov ans ANTERS. Apply to Mr. Foreign Exchange and Gold. HILL'S farm. ee ae WHITE WOMA OF to wash. sod irom. “Address, stating where to be seen, Box 1, Btar Office, "ANTED—To he snite Second hand Wa URE. TANTaD—A “Se MBER and G18 FITTER. ties as may pe deemed None need pa: a fests sane sands | hand. the Committee of mai cae ry 1A’ a holders an to attend. te —_ ot jentleman and wife, two tnfui 9 South Washington or Capi civ ate family without children preferrse. -OPE = ON will Nicld ite ro ine ment of dues and TANTED— Ty ‘a respectable white girl a SITU ATION aschambermaid an assist in wash- ir-ning. Good references. Inquire at a bh A street. SER, big JOHN JOY EDSON Becretary. Torssuitros BUILDING rere —* WHITE WOMAN to cook, was as, ‘ard iren.tor a+mall family. Apnly with ref: and 29 ch ck. at 626 F street northwert. /ANTED— Inmediately her white or colored. with witha hy oe breast ot ret ke Be wet nurse on Arrly 206 ¥ siree monthiy meetin; G ASSOCIATION will be held at the Board of ‘Trade A young healthy WO ment of dues, &c Booms, near corner of 9th street and avenne northwest, on WEDNESDAY | BVI ENING. October 6, at 8 o'clock Stock may be sabvcribed ot co following places: Bal icatate Broker, Comer 7th and ¥ strects northwest, WwW BROWNE, ~Le Droit Building, WOAD in's private family: with every convenience. at 615 H street. / ANTED—CANVARSERS in w frat cae pay inducements and prompt Pay tc good guerg otic parties, inltes cr gen at st Treet, between 9 and | wo Terms im derate. et tterrey at Law “ ras FRASER, 7T a) G street -Sgeeuwent. a m.,to we ey kos: ANTED—A Tesponsibio MAN toact as book keeper, and tke the general mana geenent ofa pone busine ss, must have $1 0d: good, se rit: Address for two Gays, A. 15 7th ‘oereet pertanrest, 715 I street northwe t. itor "s Office, Treasur: '30N, = 8 Onn street northwest. MAN, Wier SEWERS to work on and Mattrasses. None bat pl EWIS H Bands need BAKER’ e. Unholstering 4th Auditor's Office, Treasury. - H- WOOD. os VANTED=AT energetic MAN to canvass the bingion trade for Teas, Spices, and Cigars imore Honse. Any one Fer gem ding preferred. Can mak ry letter to 5. E. &00.y 32 ‘sath 6 RATED TeenTONT sflelty. country, ocd city references and are honest, rulin want to Rie can alwa) ard the best of wa Biter. provided wit T Wel of, the Car re RILE 2 Cor Tite Pace AvGUSETS feck Builder rte bs '—100 good WOMEN to teeta ben northwest. northern orders, in calculated to close A 5 JNO. A. PRESC conn Sey ce Smee Shares #1 each as in about six years. melt ther with aity er AD ER, Bye —— Off AL ae ea W4iteD—« WHITE WOMAN to do pees housework. Batisfactory rete red. ly at No 125 D street northwest s sep is-3 maT TOr aL MEDIOAL cer p course of estan 2 MON- eerie m with rine om B BENT—A BRICK HOUSE, three rooms, are Of ground and siable.cn P stract east, between North Capitol and Ist street cast. Apel: ply op the premises. FOE RENT—A neat six-rom HOUSE, wi water and gas; on lin 3 street railrad. a Capitol street. "Pri UB REN T—Two or three unfurnished communi- F cating BOOMS, with alt the mode ments Apply 3 F street north’ 10th and Lith streets — FSE BENT Two nice in a desirable locati ivg; all medern improvement No 2011 H street northwest 1 Fos RENT—Two FRAME HOUSES, fol each. on F street, between 25th and 26tn northwest. Rent moderate. appiy to. MeLt LIN. G street, near 20th. FUBNIS! go BOOMS, suitable for prog 8 ae aus. key inquire at & street. . Gen orgetown. ,E—Two beantifal LOTS part of the city. ane moptbly WW. MET _*cp14 St__Corner 18th strect and New en rocms; on © public mall seple-3t B. MILB Fok BEST able for housek gas. Terms mode ly at street. between M ai s north west FOE BENT ROOMS with B ard, trom @20% 928 Bee month; alec, two FURNISH &D KOOMS, with or without Board, with all modern conveniences; gas aud water. Apply at 116 0 : oe 3° ple se" OR RENT—A n reoms. su rate New York avenue. Atso, CANIBHED mOOMS, Sik be withont ‘Boar, single or en suite. Beoplt- at ‘OB SALE—4 beauti'ul suburban RESIDENCE near the city, commanding @ delightful view of the pame, with ten qoom bouss nearly new, with ésery Convenience: 1. acres gtound, growing fruit trees, grapes. &c. Pavments. yearly oF monthly, oi foug time: ey ghange for eity prop c. erty sepl4-8t_ Corner 15th st il New York ave URANT—One of the bet y to basement, cor. reset oor, found at » 2011 bb inoderate. ek a Fas eee nena mare sedge st 8 ‘ABD, located on Tth cy it AND, No Tis > wold low, as toe ow 7 on the premises. | $25,000 Sans nem eee 25, 000 stu tom yerd beck. = stable and Ich on a wide alley: od tenant for $85 in | ere a | i be pe Regs | Wlahes to leave tbe city. Ap This how ewil be rented ton g> —) ply at t 22 isth street sou ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE in my West pt 5 pean ® a did tremara: wepephecst WILLIAM TYLER, 715 15th street. BRICK DWELLING; marble trimmi seven rooms, with all te: ait waved fo —— the best localities on La tines and Ca Capitol nd monthly Aad oe A street 5.0. sep2-15t" LOSN—$600, 5500 m real estate at FOR BALE—Two ato is brick front, wit! /OR SALE OR RE? en ¥v OUNG & MIDDLETON, F,OR Sa SaLE—Good LOT for Dusiuess stand on im Lor . Sy 883. No ovab required if ‘rp Apply ‘after 4 om, at ‘OB SALE—A three-story Pressed Bri ck Front eleven rooms and bath 22,900 axD 23,000 TO LOAN Estate ‘Gro. TRO RSURLL, Oe 30% GAs CHEAP Sonat * TI GLEN W. COOPER abs street. Addreen or apply It», am ardé mor on ty rms to suit, a (Pressed h-room. Price #300, two two-story aud is basement Pressed 4 tween 6th and enic sold at avery low fig ‘Three fret clase BUILDING LOTS in the worth A THERE ‘sr0Ry Tat m Unik, fe rented to @ prompt & Ove third cash, balance to OUNG £ MIDOLETOD Western section of the city. Cheap, and on terms to CHAS. WH. MOULTON, 624 F street northwest. <= RENT—A first class BRICK HOUSE, ze 24 street northeast, with twelve rooms rovements Apply to Dr. L. MP | 26 2d street nertheast, or to BN itt TON, 1822 K street OR SALE—A three and bath room one TO LOAN ory BRICK, eight rooms ation WEET, 511 7th streot, Qbe Ane large aud now BRICK, 219 Pennsytean “creat, Payment and, SPR FPLICATIONS FOR LOANS 5 roperty offered ‘oud Beal Eetate. ple and saleable, we can pluce loans with unnecessary delay at $,9 ad W per cent. ovnt god length of tige N & GREEN, 412 7th street SILT aeet, ree story — and basement 1 8! meth Appin gan SO per mont! poly to JC NT wie’ No 1230 Penna. ave HOUSE Mo. 221 34 & twelve rooms in thorough re n improvements; use MEBMAN ry ‘Son yo 313 50 Fos aes “4 GREAT BARGAIN. We have for sale, or exchange th part for City rty 23) acres of LAND tn Montgomery +O 12 miles north of t There arc 9 acres o' Bo omENT Tee pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, south front. 635 I street north- west. sepls-6t" *P Sone or heavy timber, balance uy cultivation; arm improved by large st us ce SALE—Se esi veral desirable HOUSES in wl peal eelgge a gneahe gm. parts of the city on long tite. on i 5. ‘SWEET, S11 7th street. (OR Ra NT— Furnished and unforaished commn- ing ROOMS. Teras moderate. 413 12th street nor*hwest. ‘sepis. {OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS ina family; large and airy; bot and cold wi aud gas; pleasant location. N 9.15 KE street nor west. Terms moderate, sepls 3" Fe RENT—Small five-room BRIOK mousE: 10035 New Fore avenuer Qs per montis” Ro jew Yeo z month. K No. 1001 New York ‘avenue, corner 10th etree it FOR RENT A, large: nicely FU aNTaaD hand FURNISHED "St fre aah fico ndacenets Board ifacnired. 610 13th street owe se pis ANTED—A BOY to learn the printin ee required. Apply at K. peo oO on gt i BAL GIBt. o'clock in the evening. SERVANT one who is @ good cook and cap come well recommended. oy. wee Corcoran street, second d cts op P-, Prior ¢ fe. D—Fitty to hore AGORS, © per Summpetite avenue. ‘i CHAPIN & EVANS. fee ae TEAMS to baul stone; ar gitli woenly grocel -StHOOL BOOKS AT oe FRIONS, aT Ts BE BOOK any STaTIO. 1010 vie WASFED=By the Ist of October a TO OWNERS OF ae ¥ a ix room! situated on Capleot eal 3 HITAKER = COOK jue and Sth street. Addres: B. CSOs z ATE—W teenth street, in anticipati Present Joo’ continue 3 Uentarly CI ncvais FOR DAMaoe try. The bureau takes charge of the lands of | facegat Pafreeee, — Hapa ¥. to geg bere | are F at. zovernment, par- of + Bay special iuiprovement Pfebar tr re fomiee salto a copy ist and: folder wants a POSITION. sepl3 ANTED—T. Boy x rs ME f ba between 9and 11 a.m. at Room 6, I Dusinees solicited, ilding, Washin; D.O. se] ines Boome a = ston, pls. FOR BENT —Toree furnished or =e communicating ROOMS: suitable for gentiemen nls j convenient to the Departments. 13 Pennsylvania avenue. (OB RENT—Unfurnishea Gait after 8 o'clock. pm, ‘sepls-3:" ENISHED ROOMS, com: municatirg. Will rent single or en ‘suite. 1109 F stree een 1th and 12th streets north: west. sepl3-6t nn ee oe FOE GIST Teo unturoished communicating ROOMS for maaan with or without Board; on the first floor. ‘ore FRONT ROOM on tne second floor.” 614 Massachusetts exenue orth: wert. sepl3-3t FoR SALE—A handsome and nearly new BR 3 in the West End; two-story and Man sard roof; ontaining nige rooms, bath room, hot and cold wate bey window, marble taantels, large Cellars sod Sloss ts, apd all modern conveni- ences, Apply 722 2ist street northwest. sepl3-4t Fee BENT—Three mee ROOMS, nO! RBENT—Three FL suitable for housekeeping, 2. A street north- west. sepll-3:* FOE BERT BRICK HOUSE; gas and water,6 rooms, No. 2 Dunbarton street, Georzetow Apply on premises. sophia FOE BENT—Two sieacaut nicely Furnished Communicating ROOMS, on 2d floor, ae 604 ‘M strcet northwest, '1-3t* ood COOK (white) to go ‘tistance in thecountry,on the B. and ( youd. City reference required. A m. a Vermont avenue. JANTED—Au Ac BLPERLY LADY to keep house take ildren, th seven years, the sor well reccmmended, fair wages. Ingnire at 906 Pennayly betwee on oth an SAMUEL ¥. Onan LIC, ‘OFrice—STak BrrLprne. ARLOW’S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ublic 7 invited to examine my stoc GS. TOGnAPD Et HOGBAPBS, P, oROELs 4c They penal dhs tock satvend in a first class Galleries of New York. * rices. FRAMES for Microteand pit made to order of the newest pale if of every description for ‘avings. Porceiaine ae Wreaths and PASSE PABTOUTS Io aeetegnick GOLD SE: Ve R and COPP: ER WIRE. CORD, ay irises ereerontens: ~“ rep! Deed and Private Partiee hree years.’ Must come ie. Doom BS, Grocer. VA THD—Tamadiatet Pity TEA bin, at 92.60 per day. paid ‘OHN @. STAFFORD, pont a ANTED-KRIVS and SIDE PLAITING to ¢o at from three to ten cents per yard for fam- ¢ressmakers on the family pleating ma- making a pleat exactly alike « k of CEROMOS, eno. dress. Orders ‘ORD, a &c. oy Airy 9 esented. end hug for Galleries PAINTINGS Ch wd, _—— vi ish obD PRs MEs GECier Se eee 3.000 LITHOGRAPHS. from foes te to 91 5 — avoen ENGBAVINGS for Scrap-books. A NEW FEATURE ANTED—FURNISHED BOUSE: a from six to eight rooms, in good jaanasioms, that will rent _Seps-6t_ Boom 31. LeDreit V who arg in nocd of irat clas eres first. t-class Servants of all ‘mployment Office, Lov isk e BUTLER. PASTURAGE and STABLING for dari within the iidings SOB F at. vervanta wanting SF street, between 91h and lou tepe-tun Mrs Ware PSE BENT—A new two-story BaIOK | ae No. 1808 7th street ncrihwest; four roomes part sage, store, summer Ritcbep, and sewerage complete. Rent, 625 per month. next d FPSB BENT—HOUSE No. 233, with six rooms, 2d sirect east, between Maryland avente and G strect, Capitol Hill northeast. Inquire 926 Ist Street northwest, of Mrs, FLYNN. sepli-3 F OR BENS—The DWELLING 420 B street southeast; 7 rooms, ball, bath, and modern con- veniences; in perfect order. Would reat farnished to good tenant. sepl2 3c* (OB BENT—In Georgetown. High street, near Po SDhioe HOUSE Some eae Ree wat t the door, large yard; the house in complete urder; a few steps trom eliher car. Apply 112 Prospect street, corner of Fayette. sepll-4t” Fez. RENT—59 H street northwest, four unfar- uished ROOMS, for housekeeping, second floor; water. gas; large bath room and sewerage. Colum. big cars pass the door; good market every day with, in bi uare. Bent $2) in advance. — sepll OR RENT—A SECOND FLOOR, pilniog 6 cemmunicating rooms, including bath modern improvements, partly or completely fart: ished, in a desirable Loc: ity May be rented separ- fone ortogether. Apply 1122 llth street north- sepll-3t* on RENT—A handsome BRICK HUUSE, elev Tome, with, latest Loprovements, in a desirable locality; Bo Inquire ‘at L. KAUF. MAN B: Clothier, 034 1th street nate. sepl0 6t (POE RENT_Three ROOMS, elegantly farnishsd imone of the best and most pleasantly located dwellings on Capitol block from the Kast Park. Appiy to J. EK & CO.. 110 ist street soutueast. sepl0-iw ‘know that WILLIAR SLATE MANTELS. ‘ailor, 1011 New Be its to Wilthk er | _ Weare now showing Slate Mantels richly inlaid with encanstic tile. We can furnish tile to harmon. ize in color with the other farnishiugs of the room, giving a beautiful effect. cally designed and sw 40 OTH BOOTS and SHOE: PoLbian's cu co., No. nf aelad th Pennsyh ania avenue. Pee to oe mall mantels are artisti” rior in durability and ap- FS5, SALE—Two-story BRICK HOUSE, 1625 i0th street northwest; seven rooms and bath- rom, With water clonet: foorvatd large, dry cellar. °93,600; 800, Siva morih Apply at 310 hast Capt 'p! re2 RENT—5:7 221 street northwest, eight- m Brick HOUSE, one square from Avenue waror and gas. Kent low. y to THOS. AMAN, 519 7th st. northwest. sep? 1m’ We also show the largest assortment of State Man ANTED-OARPETS TO, © th many new desigas aud arrang W 'eteem Benton Wer Bice's 90 Maine avente, oe Valied for and’ a tween 4 and 6th livered withont charge. LOST AND FOUND. 5 KEWARD-—Strayed away, on the oth ee special attention to house plumbing, and charge oul fair prices. A PULL LINE OF COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, RANGES, . HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 317 Ninth street northwest. HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber ed ft jupreme Court of as District of Columbia, holding © speci ters of administration on the personal REENEY, late of the District of Co. )one white and red «| ‘The above reward will be aid if re paca to P. HOULA between G st and Va. avenue, Mavy Yard. 013 30° this morning, bep’. ‘O8T—In the Center Market li,« dark oe Boek. contail Pose asked it's 10. postage stam; id and no questiot ral reward will be w York avenue northwest. [OR BENT The UPPER PORTION oof house . 427 Pennsylvania avenue, consisting of oms, suitable for ® doctor, dentist, engraver, or uy other kind of business. Price @35 per —— Apply at Confectionery Store. se ps 2) (OR SALE Furnished of unfurnished SIDENCE of Mr. Fitzhugh Goss, No 220E Pee Dorthwest. Situation one of the —_ in vee. — nyo ee = conveniently arrap js_in excellent order, Apply at National Bank of the Republic. sepa oe= FCs BENT OB TEASE—S FRAME HOUSE on 7th street roed, pear Brightwood, from seventy-five to eighty acres of land, with ary and other Curbulidipgs.’ Also’ a TRACT on Magnolia frame house and other batlaiage fn. WHITE, "near , wit other building "Isauire ete a having claims deceased are hereby warned to ex- hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the sub. scriber. on or before the 1th day of September next; herwise by law be excluded from all ben- under my Mth day of September. 187! fay Toth instant, awn the Sec- Bank and Treas Against the said .4 ond National Department by wa of Fst air {Gold EYEGLASSES. ‘The ind der willbe suite. rh we io leay ee them at th: on Foe RENT—HOUSB 46 G street northwest, ia: Me) —, me possession given Oct. $0 CTU EINGTON a CARRINGTON, Atcrneyerat ‘Law, 454 Louisiana avenue, AKEN UP ASTRAY, on the &h Tage one JERUSHA E ceeeet. ad * STEER. The owner ie Feanosted to, come f ety, this advertisement, ai raw eal = JOHN ‘QUINLAN, Sth street n. w., above Boundary. BOARDING. {IBST-CLASS BOOMS AND BOARD in the healthiest and most beaatiful piToo and 104 12:h street, between L street ‘Massachusetts avenue. Terms dren will be taken. BoservEwsn 1 od Es ALL MALABIAL FEVERS are cares by tne TNEAULIBLE AGUE ‘Bod Drug Store, ote Penu- sylvania ween Pickeine VINEGAR, PUBE CIDEB VINEGAR, made ander the os- ye member of our firm farm, near Hyatteville, Md.; there! strengi Sree, ite ind viktgake te Sore ete * $3" Fie] portion of the 7 L street Sprlhwoats BORED ‘D ROOMS ae most pl Ha A Pa F Peper “BaYay s BRO ie enue, letropolitan Hotel. = OF DISSOLUTION .—By con- Noziea.e heretofurs existing be. WidietoateatcnYoie™ A Peep egine ge ROOMS ++ SEITE STATE, js this day. fay dissolved: All demands BOARD Rowse wa frm be collected, by WILLIAM M. SMITH. po EG emote Tay, i =s rent. 1009 se puternice avenue. “ai THE PALACE MARKR —- MB AND BO apiece ee are S bo. ita the contin! WM. M. SMITE. le Board; at sere Y, BEW 308! “ wae ri PBICE: none ‘ine imported, and sell by the 9100 worth at bos prices. @, G, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, 1418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ‘ES-ONS oz ees PI. tian oes Wass rons sey’ ‘opposite City Hall. (GR BENT—A LOVELY HOME—HOUSE 447 F M street northwest. Bod pag roof, eight rooms and summer kitchen; modern conveniences; loca: tion collghital and Tranter @ reason. able deduction for. the year in advance, as itsaves fucanno ance of oueetine ar Ferre bale at Teepe dwt Let 905 ORVILLE JORNBON. OR Ri —1536 I street, near the Arlington Hotel DENT ait the lines of strect and pare iy eA nlp th P. oe epee with’ ee oom. Breots sear Sis southeast. “Appi to 08, 8 soe mutheast. sep6-Im' FRE i oomey gue and wate, ig Bila iar Ta Mika —| 1012 B Basa Ee Fo SALE—HOUSE, 10: tbsonian house be tay bath: ac.; s nes ee os “eben Room 19, Le Droit Bufldiag. OR BENT og secgeg ta dana hy farate Tes =a ao se : Dew ae BRICK DWELL- SE, three stories an: back 5, browoed press brick ck front: 0 ‘Ohio stone trim- id steps; double terrace poet with all mocern ae 3 Bhode Island oven Apply to CHAS. FS ING HO dairy a in the any 'bRe Y= SALE CHBAP. Statue A fine assortment of aoe) ath rest. oR ES Ste A nic pice three-stor stables centrally Ingatea ENGLISH BBEECH AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT GUNs, each fully warranted. Also, GUN nae 9 =o and « large lot of Unredemed 8. GOLDSTEIN &co.’3, press ae front tee. See Enh ie rete OF COLU —- A SROURIEINS FoR in er i guaranteed bt v. =. Bonds, 18-year ie = cent. Cur Old Corporation Coie Jou re be pi bpd eo POMS fear eae ge JOHNDUN é =. aM roe Bane &, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. EK. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. [Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.} OK HOUSES FOR 8ALB. ‘ail mod. impe , 12 rs............ FOR SALE ‘OR BALE CHEAP— ‘No. 420 12th street fOR pe pire mo po Sgt ‘S LENSE: uarter size end one fall size: good PLER, Manufact pleads Pa. ave comer ‘Be st. it ‘OR ie Grover & Leary SEWING it order F G15. Also., PARLOR SUIT. aad several sthor articles of Parniture,allcheap for cash. A Sth Foe SA LES ae OAD TICK RTS to 13.80; price 17.20. At 8 GULDST EIN & 00., Saat tS {ert Tela lowes Gave ORMENT. other American Cement, hae 8. A. TEBRY. People's Corner th streets northwest (OR SALE Fine iee CANARY |ABY BIRDS iocking Birds and Me Honing air Food, Psy soe street ts! Bird Food Wo waa Navy- Yard Street ‘pase door. jennie ipa SALE CHEAP fan and American Mt. 2500 ) mod. impa.. = mod. imps.,6 rs. mod. ete ie rs... PROFESSIONAL. W. P. LAWVEB heving returned t» the me the “Practice of oftice—17 31 Pennsyivanin: ae ls ov OFFIOE ih Sore “lm desert MENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, E ‘Mreet northwest, a oF FOR TEETH. EITHER TOW ce ep AB S Dery 2B BAS = SE fe reeidence, 1 qumurrE® ort FBESCO, DECO: CORATIVE Peruresetesenese 727 Sze ROOM, 71 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. pe wenuyREREaenere EE 4 ° os ei Bee MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers and Stationers, 1016 PENNsTLvaNia AVENUE, SSCHOOL-BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 519 7th st, offiee rooms. ae Peis td on ‘REAL ESTATE. 1500; 1 per cent. for negotiating. PERSONAL. WOULD BE PLEASED ts bave the address of exhibited pring. Bed Botton at tthe Rock vi grounds. J.D. TOWSLEY. Sito. 2100 E st. nw. ee WARN ALL PERSONS not to pee my sop, WILLIA RD OOYLI house on the ee of July ae or the coits of the Dis- WM. BALLANTYNE’S, 428 Tru Sreeer. . Thetrade sup- sepe-tr A fall the lowest prices. plied with ‘Books fur introduction. __ SCHOOL BOOKS !! A STROLOGY. Zoi crat DARE ROR nen dium can be consi oh Langone Present ness her advice is inval inting out your enemies. maporior in dolinost Se ea ". ) Bt the very lowest SHILLINGTON’s dh per yg mgd sope-tr Corner 43 street and Penn. avenus. WM. MASSEY & CO.’S PHILADELPHIA XX ALE. SCHOOL BOOKS WARREN CHOATE & CO.’S. stock of (hn ag 3 BOOKS used in cod Private Academies and Cul- A large stock, in excellent condition for use. Equal to Beotch Ale costing nearly double the OOKS JUST PUBLISHED. seer Pome sar") © | LAE For sale throughout the city, or st the Price 1.50 per dozen, pint bottles. SAM@’L C. PALMER, 57 Greene street, Georgetown. N* "24S GTRORTARE REBAR Sis Howschold Book Per Pt Tipe ue Gresks and FIRE INSURANCE COMPARY. 2d and D streota northwest. Capital and eccumulations over €9,000,000 ABTBUE HAT?ARNS, Druggist, FISHER’S REW DYE WORKS, @ STREBT, NAR NINTH STREET, witn Ee saan | RET Sia ©. W. THOM, Agent, <depl-Im_Bo. 718 lath st. Washington, D. 0. DRY Goons. — DRY GOODS oe S$. 01.50. worth @2 P = mas ery any Best BL tack Gast ERES in the mark Tt. S. warp 769 Mark @1 00 WORTH OF ORY Goops onrit, Mod HAVE EXAMINED OUR NEW LL AND WINTER GOODS CARTE! * 707 MARKET SPACE. Exceitoot CALIOO RE ery beat yank wide COTTON, 10 conts Raceilent CANTOR FLANRBL 10 ope races ‘— ly (wo yard wide BLACK W ‘ree MASK. 45 con seen finest BLACK ALPACA, double SHMERE, full double width, very ©, “7 conte. BLSNKers SLANKETS Great BED TIOK .foather proof, 25 cents, saplt-tr SVECIAL INDUCEMENTS, BEODHEAD « co., 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENL Braween Orn axy 10TH Stacers NOW OFFER- Black Silks, from @1 up cinctoding Gainer. t ek D celebs ated mek Cashmeree, ail of thisseonee'e por and umetr passed in quality and color mck pec as aud Mo! arantend perfect in 7 resp he lowest to the highest grades “Plain snd Plaid Dress Gods tn cree Plain and Piadd W ster proofs, Si $15 nee, Dest quality, @44 Silk Clocked Balbriegan Hose. § Dox. reduced 1 Shawls, @1 25 ould «xamine BRODHEAD & C@., 939 Penna. ave., bet. 92h and 2th stre ck before 87" Store open until So'clock p.m see [F444 49D WINTER GuoDs. We are now receiving ck of Bleck, Brown UASHMERES trom Camel's Hair DRESS GOODS, all colors, at W cts. One caze all wool BLANK BTS very cheap ‘One case Gutta Percha BLANKETS at 75 cents; former price $1.25. © AccIMESES for men end boys from 80 cents to €2.W per yard. A fall stock of FLOOR OLLOLOTHS, from a0 two yards wide, pretty, cheap and good bed and Brown COTTONS, Canton and aji waa FESS NELS ee cheap. GEORGE J. JOHNSON & CO,, _Sope-te 711M [ABKET SPACE. D°*t FAIL TO VISIT THE NEW STORE OF BOGAN & WYLIE, Bo. 1014 Sxvenrs steeer, Between New York ave L wtreet &7-They are now offering SPEOLAL BARGAINS and GREAT ATTRAUTION® tn all Kinde of DRY €00D me ONE Farce, ~~ | arotey rez garaniage of LOW PRICES oui WAI Uma ING TO ALL SF They are also agents for Mme, Demorest's New Fall Styles ywst recevved. engSi tr RAND OPENING OF NEW FALL DAF G GooD: a Just received and now opening an entire stock of NEW FALL DRY Goops all of the newest designs. No last ye our stock to select trom. 300 pieces of Fall Calicoss at 6ixc. vores of choice at vem at 8 Soulpicces attics Shirting Uniicoes at @ adit pieces of sard-wade Bleached Cottons at 4, 10 Uur lic. Cottenscannot be best sath of Now York. Lig wide Sneeting Cotton, I25ec. 2'y-wide Sheeting Cotton, 25c.; worth STSsc fo'dozen Ladies Colored Border Hemmed Stitch Bandkerchiels fe 78 dozen 1 Towels, 12340. 100 picces Canton Flaumels 1c SS pieces Canton Flannel, Isc: extra bens aut pieces White and Bed ‘ll-wool Wiannets, from SSbietiia assortment of Ladies’ Fall Styles Dross ust opened. Ogriehe Cok ids, Ie: worth 3c Rew style Pinide, atert sell now ot 3 £0 pieces of Plain, Pisid aud Stripe Dros Goods at 2c.; dis t cheap. 104 pieces of Black Alpaca, double width, 25. Ex tra double eights Si wold tant fell at aoe 33 pieces Black’ Cashmere just received and now offering at the low price of fee. 1 $1.25, - All 20 per cent. less than last yo Our entire stock bonght for cash, which us to hold out greater inducements than w fll be fonnd elaewhere. da * Hb From Beptember Ist store will be o) C. M TOWSON & co. 6 Pennsylvania avence, angZ-co scuth side, near 7th st, northwest ‘T° BE SOLD TO CLOSE BUSINESS. orth 1c 9p. STOCK TO BE SACRIFICED. FIXTURES FOR SALE. STORE FOR RENT. In order to close AUGUST Ist, Goots will be PRINTS, (Short PEROALES, YAED- WIDE POPLINS. GBEBADL OABSIMERES, worth @1.28 ALPAOAS, worth 745 conts, for.......37% cepts. SILES, worth $2.00, for... SILKS, (Ponson,) worth $4.00, for CLOTHS ANU CASSIMEKES AT G&EAT SACKIFICE. 3. C, WISWALL @ ©0,, Bo. 310 SEVENTH STREBT, jylé-tr Near Pennsylvanis avenue. ————— BANKERS. STOCK PRiy b S FALL frason 625 to 91.060: invested will protabl the ext 50 days, from 100 to 500 por © During the same time last year privileges paid fra 500 to 1000 pe Pont, and the year before ion a Sis pee, ni gage was made on $100 ea; Beport, sept free, gives full pean and prices of all the stocks dealt in at NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ALEX. FROTHINGHAM A&C)... sepotthetr Bankers, 12 Wall Street, N. ¥