Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY........ September 4, 1876. CROSBY 5. NOYES........Editer. crposes by addressing them simply to the “Eprrom oF TEE Stan” or the “Pusisazr o” Tax Stax,” asthe case may be. When addressed personally they are regarded as private letters, and in casex of absence ineonvenient delays frequently eccur from that cause. , ——_-see--___! The Seheol Board of the Period. ‘The demoralization of the times shows it- self in other school boards than that now in- filcted upon the unfortunate people of this District. Cumberland, Maryland, is bar- dened with @ board that is declared to be both corrupt and inefficient, and efforts are being made to get rid of the incabus. The Cumberland News of Saturday says that “gradually the schools management have Isolated themselves from the leading men Bot only of their party but of the commun- ity; the chief Judge of the circuit has for Months refused to join in appointment under & law which he has already pronounced un- constitutional, and the board being incom- plete has been for months running counter to the law. Good legal minds have taken this view of the case, and it is now being de- cided what form the proceedings against the board shall take—whether to eojoin them from further exercise of power and the dis- bursement of pudiic money, or to against them and their agents for misuse of power. The pspers in the case have not yet been prepared.” The New York Tyidnne, commenting upon the late developments of ring profligacy in the Chicago school board (from which city, by the way, we now import our school trus- tees, and dictators in school matters) says With truthful point: “The lesson is one which bas long been needed and which may beimproved in spite of shameful shape in which it comes. Public education is an exeelient thing; bat We have done our best to make it demoraliz- ing by be perp the outside management of schools and their internal economy to the bands of ignorant, unscrupulous, grasping, and plundering boards and committees who baye bo more regard for it than for any otner branch of the public service in which theft is possible. This is really becoming a very serious matter. In many @ town and city, usurped by ® gang Of }znorant politicians who know as much of education as they do of practical Hence come squabbies, Lots, Imaneuvers; hence come rings, and cliques, @nd factions; hence come jobs, embezzle- ments, and cut-throat contracts for baild- ings, for salaries and teachers turned out to gratify personal gtudges, and teachers appointed with as Zouch consideration for ir fitness as if they were to be employed in cleaning streets or in digging sewers. We do not believe that th corner city io the or the incom- Of teachers, who for the are filter for their positions t have anticipated, but of those Who appoint teachers and afterward are suf- fered to supervise them. We do not ropose to discuss the Chi) difficulty judictally; but we are justified in expressing a general bpp that the efficiency of our pub- ¢ schools depends somewhat upon the in- tegrity and intelligence of those who, on be- ball of the public, control them.” moet part than we mi 22 -— Actipg on the suggestion lately thrown out in THE STAB, the auihorities having charge of the Capitol Police have directed the Capitol building to be thrown open be- tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p. m.on Sundays. This is right and, proper and will give thousands of our visitors an opportu- nity of seeing the interior of a structure of which every American is proud. Now let the Botanical Gardens, the Smithsonian In- stitution, the model room of the Pateat Of- fice, and other points of interest at the capi- tal be thrown open on Sundays likewise, at Jeast until after the Philadelphia exhibition closes. ‘The criminal carelessness which permitted one wreck to be the cause of another, at the expense of human life, on the Philadelphia, ‘Wilmington & Baltimore railroad, a few days ago, in failing to send ont a signal of danger to approaching trains, seems to have been repeated on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad near Harper’s Ferry yesterday Morning. In this case, however, two addi- onal trains were wrecked, instead of one, ‘as in the other. It is barely possible that the following freight train was so clove upon ‘the first when the first accident occurred that it could not be checked; but there seems to be no excuse for allowing @ meeting passen- Ser train to rum into the wreck without any warning whatever, as the telegraphic ac- count of the affairsays it came on at full Speed “a few minutes after” the accident oc- curred. A “few minutes” is a long time ‘when scores of human lives are in peril, and that they were not improved shows a negli- gence or demoralization that is little less than criminal. The matter ought tobe care- fully investigated, and punishment awarded, if such @ thing be possible. At any rate, the Tesponsibility for the loss of life which re- Sulted should be definitely fixed. ——___- see - To the republicans the late maneuvres of the New York democracy are indicative of a ‘want of confidence in their ability to carry the state at the next election. The nomina- tion of Governor Seymour tn spite of bhim- self, and the strenuous efforts they put forth to secure his acceptance, give & coloring to this view of the case. The democrats re- garded Seymour as their strongest political card, but the republicans now assert that they would have liked nothing better than bis candidacy against such ® man as ex- Governor and ex-Senator Morgan. His ac- ceptance would have been the signal for Wheeling the old political artiliery of 1863 in Ine, ana he would have been cannonaded with shot iabeled, ‘Secessionist,’ “Union Sater,” “Apologist for the New York draft riots,” &c., until November next. It seems doubtful whether anew nomination be made by the state committee or whether @ convention will be called to fill ‘The New York Sun admits that the demo- cratic chance for carrying New York “has been shaken by the events of the last week,” at Utica. Itdoes look that way, traly. —_—_+e2-——___—_ ment on “ Your candidate I eannot be,” 0 ‘Dar on positiveness 1s concerned. COAL DOWN! COAL DOWN!! GBEAT DECLINE IN PRIGES. SCHOOL STATIONERY, at MOHUE BROW, BOOKSELLERS 4ND STATIONERS, sept-tr 1016 Pennsytvante Aveo’ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Po yy pg te fron piate on the Inner left hand side of inst Decker Brothers’ Patent, June 2, 1963." 407 10th street, above Pi tay washinntan'p. Ms @lso f-r the matchless Burdett Organs. sepi-tr Sore WASHINGTON SCHOOL BOOKS. Full assortment at lowest prices. B. P. YEATMAN, 1013 436 street soutawest. Ly “a WEL FL FL 5 Satiyrruebinr Sats, se lates woe : 2 seveneen (17) years. Call for prices; =. RESD’S SONS, 12316 F street northwest. MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER PACKED IN 108. Just received, and for sale in Casks and Bottles ‘Trade supplied at low rates by SAL C. PALMER, DEPOT, 67 GREEN STREET, Georgetown, D. 0. 1876 sopl-tr 1876 “FALL FIRST OPENING oF FALL CLOTHING, BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ SCHOOL BUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, BOYS’ DEESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DBESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, ALSO, MEB’S DRESS SUITS, MEN'S DRESS EUIiB, MEN’S BUSINESS SUITS, MEN’S SUSINSSS BUITE, MEN'S WORKING SUITS, MEN'S WUBKING SUITS, A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Streets, eugSl-tr Three doors from 11th Street. ‘THERE IS NO ECONOMY IN BUYING COTTOH MIXED MANDEKERCHIEFS COLLARS, CUFFS, ‘and other similar articles. even though the prices seem low, as they will have to be put in the wash more frequently than ail linen goods; and while, to use a hemely phrase,‘‘it is not necessary to plane the underside of a barn floor,” yet there isan eter. pal fitness of things that should not aad cannot with safety be disregarded. I have good all-Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs as low as $2.70 per dozen net, and quality recommend- 4d for @3 78 per dozen net. Ft Hemstitched HANDKBROHIEFS from to $10.80 per dozen net. CUFFS of Bichardson’s heavy linen, (85.40 per dozen net. COLLABS of the same linen, (82.70 per dozen net. ABTICLE AT THE DOZER PRICE. THERE IS ECONOMY 18 BUYING THE WAMSUTTA SHIETE wor 9144 NET. READY FOR USE. NOTHING TO MATCH IT. Sent by post to any part of the U. 8. for 81.00. Bales for seif-measurcment seat ou spplication. GEORGE Cc. ang tr HENNING, 41 \VBETH STREET N. W. . C. COX, having returned to the city. will Doar eee te tenn WANTS. Wien te aor BNTED—A colo.«4 BO ner of R. 1 care 1D—A& first-class MIL: DLADISS, et WwW sept-2t arte of city. ueoN. Sti 7th st. SEE ee FOR RENT AND SALE. | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. _2 BAL Estate BULLETIN ScHooL Booxs”——<C=S—S FOR RENT AND SALE. R BENT—Lorge, nioery furnished BOOMS. to teke cars of Horse sud Buggy at 1701 6th street aorthwest, cor ‘@chiid. J. Dy Li Wwantao-a ‘White Girl or Woman, well recom- meced, to take care of a . Ome who can |. Apoly after 6 p.m small child end at 720 B crest LOUISE CO. BUTLER. Furnisved 70088. or Suite with Kitenen, between 13:h and I7tb streets and rorth of Peni Apply at $26 Connecticut avenue. ADTED—A #0 Box 9, Btar offi ANTED—An intelligent YOUTG in on stior- oh it must write a a ABTEO—4 YOUNG MAN to lear: at DILLDM'S Photographie Gat Sylvania avenue, Ivanta avenne, 2 3° marketman wil furnish pro- visions for himeelf ard @ practical woman ‘will cook and serve them, at her own house. Ad- oe who eepe-2t" Ae (= in el foutare ery, 1997 Penn- wep2-St ITED TO BENT—A six oF seven FF: W Woven, to ncrtuwestern toction sfcity one bh stating locelity iter, bath-romm. Addres: toa Price. D. W. BBRBIOTT, 1542 Tih streck Borthwest. wep? &t* ANTED—Two Uanvassers, one Gardener (Ger- . > Chae ry House Girit: Familles supplied with help Hath Employment Office, Room 24, corner yt aod onal 336 years’ e: ULitwe, ser omese Tat of October, TION ‘8 young men (German Deut of references. Addroes sopl-3t* ITUATION W 45 TED— 9800 s month is a certainty to velling our Letter Oopving person sue brush rater used. . XCELSIORN, MANUFACTURING COMESNY, une Balding, Bes. and 17, Tribi Exciusive territory given. ANTED—T: ‘and neatiy end thiré floors, with board; tral location; beth second floor. 9: ‘west. ery ik. Bo o, AM. im* for two very pleasant ished front rooms on seound moderate; cen 42 I strect north- ‘augsl-it* Daily | “| and two 5 BH. MEYERS, 992 7th street north west. be ors. moval (Changes Made Bvery Wednesday cond Saturday.) OLD AEADQUABTERS, Fo. REBT—Pleacact farnished BOOMS, on 31 Corner 7th and D streets. third floors; Capital. aud tntrd floors, near the ‘Apply 2: | 4 | Hf cn suiteor sivgie.at S21 feuest a E | | } | fomses: nton's G: ies af introcectory price: and F' te oe — excbanged tor Corelle two vops er ersmonr CRANDELL SCHOOL BUOKS ™ WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL FULL STOOK AT LOWEST PRICES. WH. BALLANTINES, r 42 ‘VENT! SCHOOL BOOKS ar E. B. WHITAKER worWarren Opeete 400 .) vf S33 ‘J i nai BUSINESS CHANCES. a te vans te cee }, in A rooms for a Aarons 0. B rey eseeseeess SHEE very west sont * POR BENT— Brick HUSm 194+ atm wtrect, De- P'ivere and ; yentences; in for key. sepé st Srcimion's Grograpares exchanged for Cormeii’s, or Fo ENT—HOUSE No. 321 Ben Sapitel ertone between sold at the tntrodu: street, Sd and 4*h, contataing 10 rooms, we M. WHITAKER. H mn. Bokseller and St. = ng Water, range, bath, &c ony : oops im 941 Penn-ytrant (OR BENT—A thre--story Brick HOUSE: : IT : - Frrooas; ‘with Sater and ges, No (20 rd tree, am $30 = QUT Te-Day 2 Borthwest. re : # ba ~ ee sont bee aa Sema — HOS. ED. BcPHERSON'S iB BENT—HOUSE Bast Oapitol street. ‘Ast. — half equare from Onpital racks @90 fn adver whe Brook, | az7 ath at. —s 1y. from 5 i ‘Apply. from 10 t 4, to magna 23 OB RENT—Two or four anfu HAND BOOK OF POLITICS Lid ne E a" zt Bereesereanusseseeceseeee2 Ete itnished ROO! private entrance. water in yard. No. L116 oun BOB 2076. sirect» between Land street, over Temperance For, Sauk pate Cloth-bound, @2 40, free by mail. VOR SALE—The FURWITURE of oun No. 1205 llth street northwest. neggiv new: in per: | Teena eaten? PAF SOLONONS @ CHAPMAN, Feiasder apg comarisieg every roduutte fer notes. PUBLISHERS, is use ; See 7 home for s swall family. core de" FOE BEST —oTORN ober 1th oat Berece 7 sugWtr 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. tached: O00, ta savaneee Appin fag Ween tio : NEW BOOKS. HANNA & JOHRBTOM, Webster Law Ballding. Gane E, CA20RB Ly At qereinade’s Empire, by WB. GriMa.bve. 94.08 roe SALE— iXTUBSS—A . Bi ‘suthor of “The Old Mam salle A ma 5 street, between B a Quire of J: seps-St* {2B BSALE—Two fine corner STORES and F DWBLLIBGS. = For Bale or Trade—FABM, 800 acres, near Fred- HUUSH on K street, with modera conveniences & 5. E. Witeon, sept 6t [Bep} 117th street. Foz BEBT—FOBN. 1D HOUSE, Ho. 41 street son! Der: wu. it : Jon given September 2 Fo® BENT—Furniched or Usfurnished ROOMS od tl . he ber aot or third floor. Apply Ho. on ‘OB SENT —A seven room HOUSE; , wat -r, Fane bails rent g3. "Appin Loe Laciest Bone: ANTED— HOUSEHOLD FUB! titkes. ee 11. Uity Post ‘oftee. wugti 2a f A faker to purse ; must be well recom! at Bestaurant, in B. & P. streets. ANTED-—Grocers, Witew that of ITUBB, in J two cbildren, one 5 . depot, corner 6th P a. WANTED. A pentloman of several rears” ox- oy od jomo.” this the position im some Protestant charch. office. CY ANTED—An: oan make 8500 a WwW selling our LESTER GOPTING BOOK iy one that has a letter to write will buy it. Ni or water used. Bead for circular. EX ne ¥,17 Tribune building, a. WAnZED_To BXOHANGE new ones, at BUTLER'S. con Sth northwest. cured, from $5 to 5, or no pay. Stoves for old and K streets Obimneys jy8-ly WARTED. Gentlemen to know that WILLIAM MOUB! .E, Merchant Tailor, venue, makes as; made at home. pecialty of cutting 1011 New York garments to be novid-ly PETS TO © Detween 45 and and delivered without charge. Works, 490 treets south LEAN at Rice's Maine avenue, west. Oalled for ‘apll-ly LOST AND FOUND. oat PEB see the owne! rect bp Gold Combination e fluder can jorthwest. It" OST—On Friday ae Ls city, COMMUTATIO: Wesbirgton and Laurel) issu ce reward will be paid it lef sepé 3t” money by retaraing the mone! a co. ner 3d and B streets Lo uredey 1th sreet and sfternoon. A: d given CT—On lest datarday evening, © POs BOOK containiog two excarsiou tickets, The fiader tickets to Borthwest. some oral rower ‘vder on returning to i. M GisAVBS. Mersbai’s Office, Olty Hall. Gore lin this TIVEET _(detween ied to J.B. RUFF It at this office. can ha’ he larette hones, money. A sopl-3 BEEA tartar EU removes FoRniaep BOOMS, WITH 29th street northwest. *EEREEY Foote OW Dee: e eetealy acid: aug?- BOARD, st 716 Bp04 8D 1s G—Roum6.feraiehed or anfaratabed, * ‘at $2: ; ith BUABD, 2 2d house new and bas ‘water and gas. LY 4.—& Lady from ABD In ae ELE RE noe es ee BY the door direet to canbe 04 RVING —BOOMS. B' with or without nue. House has all ‘cars pase the house. pposive to 1921 Walnut street. furnished BOABD, at 335 moderna conv: ‘application a ‘eug3é Im ‘afarnished, Missouri ave- jonces. Street LTON HOUSE, 14th and K streets north- Franklin Square.—Destrable uaklin FOR SALE. plied for soon.. 425 7thet sw. dition; will be sold low it 04 2t' OB BALE —an excellent Fombcsetener exchenge Ga7 U street ortheast Brewst. cree. Bt sept }250-HORSS, B 15, Dotwoen hth and 54 J B.OL- 14th and food and Oval Yard. CABBIAGE' ‘and most v1 CaBRIAGBS. Sesort- Coupes, Phetons, Buggies. Also, several hasd ste "PD OonMite & OO marlitr He. 319 ‘Math st., bet. Cand Dn. w. POCKER BOOKS, bc., &c.. &c. iron tbe TRAVELING Bags, SHAWL STEAPS, Sorte Se mete ee eet JAMES S. TOPHAN, }, under the big wire sign extend- WABZED— 94.000 for tree years. on real es: tate ten cent. TaLLa@aboe 200. aug?-6t 28 F street northwest. WAZTED— 010.000 for © term of years, on first-cleas real estate security, at eight per cent 1 & 00. ang29-6t Interest, TALLMAUG: 9 street north TED—83.000, on real estate security, at {OB RENT—206 Sih street northeast; modern improv: nts; 10 rooms; rent 7, -_ sept-3t .WAGGAM4'8, 519 7th st, Fok SENT _Newiy Tarnished BOOMS .« on eats s HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Feernele convenient rietpel ele JARS! FRUIT a ''| street northwest. Of the best makes, easy to seal, and sep2- {OB BENT— HOUSE 1197 15 hetreet northwest; out. 12 rooms, with ali modern conveniences Ap Ine per cent. interest NO TROUBLE TO OPEN. to Dr. WALTER, 1011 E street northwest, be- DGE & 00. complete stoc! tween 9 and 10.m or 12m. ‘sepa Bt™ eugt9 6t ‘92% F strect norehwert > —— T—? RONT PARLOB BEDSOON dat floor: handsomely furnished: also, Fore CROCKERY. CHINA. PLATED-WARR, inti Frout Bedi 94 floor; references required: ot Bs @u HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, AT LOW PRIORS. WEBB @ BEVEBI' No, 1009 Pawnsvivan Between Wth end litb streets. 00, on real estate security, at for e term of years. TALLMADGE & CO., 926 F street northwest. reat sacrifice, 200 of good near ee Heo, Prince tnree miles from railroad WET, 611 7th street. AT) LB—60 acres of v: fine and desirable ‘LARD. three miles from the northern bounds rrame House 5 rooms, Dera, grauery, a0. Price =§7.300, on term’; cit; . dered, to the smvant ot or Bip, will be taken in pert WAETED— 83, nipe per cent.. ‘ront Bedroom, 1216 B street northwest.’ Fo RENT—Witn Boad—A niceiy- second story BOOM, suitable for tw farawshed NvE. angs-tr ac. QEoRGE nanos, a WITH ELEVATED OVEN, OOOKING AND HEAT-. ons with bath and gas; price 960 onth; aleo, Gall room. Apply No 4u8 Mere are men sepa treet portbweet, eS eee do number of other vlstger end smalier WARUEE, Tih and F atrosts. FOR RENT! FOR BSaT! 10K DWELLING: containing 1 modern Jmorovemente; facing the 39 Mass ave. a. Feet nortl 2 OB RENT—Two SUBNISHED BOOMS, ina new house, with all modern nae hom Gael Ro. 112 24 st it, OBE square from Vapi BOW LS Usa, ors SWEET, 511 7th street. Bandeomely Splshed, with Shaking avd Damping —& smell Grate, Front, ® verfec’ Damen: ee a ea : ts wit be te coe mir Ba) .OHANGE—A VISEYABDAND Kitchen, set in brick, for $64, to heat room UIT Rp sae. of these rages are pow in use in WAnzzD-. Jucina ng sae See years, een on A. W.. 734 Sth street northwest. ABTED—A PARTHE: first class, geek paring 7 Pennsvivenisa avenue ‘or BUSINESS, Box Ho. 339. OB BALE—B8tock #ixti of an established DEY GOODS BUSTERS: In ons of tate ie puisies in the city. “adarees BUBIM MOE, Box Ho. ood. neighbochoos.. Apply to 8. Fctrecta Topas" ry lesk's family. Gi the city for a Lot in 5) Ww akN BE, 7th and ARD above ‘Over this city. ‘The new BALTIMOBE LATROBE, TO HEAT TWO BOOMS, 935. MEDICAL, &c. F°. THE CU. OF IMPOTBSCY, Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhers, er Lost Vigur.try Dr. ee cae snipe Cordial. Bo a | For sale at ¥ treet southwest. Eotinsoman. 7 aust Se 1711 New York avenue, near new ment. eight rooms, ball, cellar, fron’ yards, south front; @308 month, in ad\ quire on the premises, or uext door (OB BENT—A two-story BEIOK HOUSE, No. F Btat Demers. SLATE MANTELS *0B BENT—HOUSE Bo. 1245 9th street north- it contaies ten roors, west, betwren M and B Scent naaet iseeat abate foe Spee: | Gh nar eae Aa Lene Ame nn a v : 0 513° Twrrect torthwon, soe |, OF Roan RS ea Sg enim "OR BALE—At « great OmMos—Boom 4, 6t. Jloud + corner of Sth Glas F Prowse Brick HOUSE ‘tnd F streets northwest, D.0. : = : fae tee a ate onli SORES os er vasz, | Dsee eaaeeatinctn oe | WP movers iurecom 4 . . Guarar| OF BO: 5 OHas aM 100,000 acRus in Fanus. cnpee *———\ +a os. = West and Southwest, | §. Howard strest, Baltimore)” *Sueir-er ayt-te 314 Tun merece. above Par event. ysreneee a ‘Gatisfaccion guaranteed. u7-Im THE east. spaeuited every Tuseday and Saturday at 0, 680 F— | nlences. Ap from 1 to $ o'clock. All oe a Fare Ge i, boom ety IMPROVED KITCHENER four-story BRIOK HOUSE, at Jow rent; Ho. 619 Ith street northwest, con- ‘ing 13 rooms axd cellar. with all the mod: ‘ments; ges and water in all the 5 im parlor. and kitchen ran KA once. Apply oe | 3 K RA street or G. W. PHILL! office. City Gall. eee ee, ST “Saris "A 1 per b A Serie eres aylvenis avente.’ Consultations free. eugs lm" BEE FO! neatis farmed Los ie mogeled by the best skill Known to the Fer Saee ebalee ns ByiBrssem teste nett soy a co. | Srine tothe Dwetet mavens; w whst ey street northeast, Uaplvol Bill. cop ae? Shee aL, | mally wants, and, baving, would not part wim. ne, two, or three ROOMS, unfur- |" nie; Sgutrable jocation. “Oeil be- ‘S04 20th street soot sty | PROBMATION WANTED OF ELIZABETH FOE BENT ail or pert of HOU; pases cop? JaMBS KELLY. Goltiors’ Home. aiter Ino'elock, ns Yen Foams Farnlates, ae want 2 Price POwDBE, sat Blessant othe testes end equal to aay 78 cont AttBOLOGT. 317 Orz ETREET BORTHWEST, myte STOVE ené PLUMBING HOUSE. BOORD-HAND FURSITORE. sere ese ae | SS soe Seana ar Pare Sri See oh ame tl nine of cane Bortaeer ber ie jetavaleable, verthlag 0 GF myl3-iy Cor. 18th and G ets, OBS northeres. Bi'ce Sixers prgmicont corner om Captor Witt | fomallatione eaten boc PROPOSALS. good tenant; payable in 1th street north west. second floor; south front; all strect cars'pass the door. “911 Orrick oF Bvitvrxe Pox Stars, War axp Davy Deraktuents, 2100 Penn At. y- PROFESSIONAL. ScHorran dg EAR, Pera greet eee eerie” senary then soe PRE SET ror. " , RITHES ie cetera GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. FALL STYLE | RE H Eealed Proposals, inaoreed *bropoesis’ for i 5 es or éraciic lOsmente” wilh be recetved at this Office ua- =F —— on ee tte fustent, for farmishi veri b “faate, War Ut rooms: 1518 9th stree! Ith street, 11 rooms, wit! aI 01 B16 90th street, Brick Store, 117m wirese : augsl: iy Tow rates. nw. wen) ee HA] we THE FIRST WITH BEW GOODS! THE FIRST TO REDUCE PRIORS OF BOOTS! ts Jee Wanuee. ith » L. HEILBRUR, oN 12 eugal in How York by the Broadway 409 rn door above'D street n. w.. mH] Sie B70ite wemer | $perearer, | Eeateesrnsmmenen ante ver mown "ROWE a PHTLe B. B, STINEMETZ, Ba > Seats Siaitae a's Laceand Suites, | *ai more he 2 Bext to cor. 13th st, 4 Seamless en’s band-sewed Gaiters. 8 A PERSONS > — Im WANT OF Grate 0 pr Boots. HATS 7. 3. GkORGES. POR BEPT—HOUSE Wo. 706 K street D | FASHIONABLE BOOT hte ee MaKgR, Be. 3118 PENNSYLVANIA AVSEUB, a a ‘tm Congress Gaiters by pet- “ tele-ty THE TRADES. R®=eovVep. JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBSE AND GAS FITTER, mart 406 ora STREBT 5. W. A®¥ lo. S81 ae part —— 2. ale. Apply on For nbs. Open ae Tepalr.Inguireat 1200, (ext door) sear Se Bi