Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY September 12, 1876. Beading Matter on Every Page Average sworn Daily Circulation ever 15,000,_being more than three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, and equal te that of all the other daily papers im the city added together. Notice to Correspondents. Persons writing letters to this office for publica- tion or in regard to business will oblige us and best serve their own purposes by addressing them simply to the “Error o Tux Stan” or the “Pustmnee ov Tux Stax,” asthe case may be. When addressed personally they are regarded as private letters, and 1m cases of absence inconvenient delays frequently occur frum that cause. en The Maine Election. The indications are tnat Maine has gone republican by about thirteen thousand ma- jority. This is arepublican gain of between nine and ten thousand on last year's vote, but does not reach the majority of the last Presidential year, 1872. The figures last year were: Connor, republican, 57,312; Roberts, democrat, 53,307; scattering, 43; Conner’s majority,3,922. The aggregate vote last year was 111,702, and if as reported by telegraph, the aggregate this year reaches 134,000, the increase has been 25,000, which is @ larger increase in the total vote than bad been counted upon. In the election of 1872 Perham, republican, had 71,883; Kim- ball, democrat, 55,343, and Perham’s majority in &@ total vote of 127,266 was 16,510. In 1873 the majority was 13,358, and in 1874, 11,397, making the average for the last foar years 11,468. Toe republicans this year seem to have Swept the entire Congressional districts, despite the bolt in the ist and 4th districts ‘and the reported disaffection in the 5th, (Eugene Hale's.) Two years ago the vote in the Congressional districts stood as follows: the republicans now carry the Ist district by 1,000 majority; the 2d by 2,000; the 3d by 3,500; the 4th by 2,000; and the 5th by 2,500; or @n aggregate majority of 11,000, despite the bolts. The legislature will apparently be almost Wholly republican. Last year eleven of the 31 senators and 62 of the 151 representatives ‘were democrats. Un the whole the republicans have reason to claim &@ substantial success, though their majority does not quite come up to the flood- Udeof 12. We think the result in Maine ‘Will be generally accepted as encouraging for the prospects of the republicans in the national contest in November. The falling off in the production of the British coal mines, and the steady advance in price in consequence, isa matter of no ttle solicitude on that side of the water, as the ability of England to maintain her com- petition in manufacturing with the rest of the world depends on the maintenance of the supply of cheap fuel. As her manufactures are the source of her prosperity and wealth, anything that threatens them is a serious matter. The London Times has given con- Siderable attention lately in its editorial columns to the subject of American manu- factures, and it comes to the conclusion that in the United States, England has now pow- erful competitors in all branches of industry, and especially in that which it considered its own—thbe iron trade. The Centennial ex- hibition has, it says, brought together such an assemblage of the products of American industry as to impress the visitor with a strong sense of the manufacturing activity of the United States. In pointing the moral which adorns the tale,the Times holds that the British people shouid not learn to resign themselves to@ permanent exclusion from the markets in which the United States man- ufactures compete with it, and should esti. mate more justly the conditions on which business should be conducted in the fatare. ‘This is about the pleasantest year for poli- ticlans we have ever had. So far both par- tes are pleased with the result of the fall elections,—particulariy in Vermont and Maine, where each according to its own showing, bas gained @ substantial victory. If this thing keepson, we shall have both Hayes and Tilden elected, and then every body will be happy. Tra ia la! —____- +2 ____ The American Free Dress League, which held its third annual meeting in Paila- delphia the other day, adoptei resolutioas denouncing the present fashion of femsie @ttire and demanding reform. Ths present style was stigmatized as inhuman, extrava- gant and debilitating. There is no doubt about it; but now let the League tell us just What Kind of a reform in dress they want ‘Mrs. Merriweather, of Tennessee, took the ground that the costume of the members of the League would not fill the bill, being too unattractive. The resolutions deciare that the “garmenture of women should be of @ual form for the legs as well as the arms, as their use and all reason dictats;” bat let the members of the League givs the country an idea of just what they mean by wearing a Specimen dress of this kind. Certainly none Of the reform dresses yet exhibited seem to have met the popular taste. a ‘The rush from all parts of the country Cen- tennialward continues to increase, and will doubtless be kept up until the close of the €Xposition in November. —_—_-e2-____ A report is in circulation that Carl Schurz bas written to @friendin Washington, “a Prominent republican,” that the German Vote of Onio is almost solid for Tilden, and that unless some energetic measures are taken to affect @ change of opinion in that element Ohio will certainly go democratic. As diligent enquiry has failed to develop ‘who the prominent republican is that re- Geived the letter, and as it would seem to be a@ trifle unlikely thata@ prominent repubili- can would divulge the contents of @ letter making such damaging admissions it will perhaps be well enough to wait for more definite information before placing Onto in the democratic column on the strength of this reported concession of the fact by Carl Schurz. s20e- The barrel of money didn’t do in Maine —__<0e Bret Harte and Stuart Robson, the pro- prietor of his new play, “Two Men of Sandy Bar,” have both got into hot water because the latter was rash enough to say that the York press was because they did not buy up acalmaese of whom offered to sell the opinion of at least o2¢ newspaper ofthatcity. From what ts generaily kaown of the fellows who set themeel ves up for lite- al a is doubtless a substantial ground for Mr. Robeon’s accusations; at the game time be owes it both to himself and respectable newspapers of the couatry to = at once the person who made the offer, and the journal he proposed to use for that sort of business. MELLER & HOLTZMANN, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 940 F STBEST NORTHWEST, MEN'S APPAREL FoR FALL WEAR, STYLES ALL IB! Stock Large. Stock Varied. Stock Complete. Styles Hew. Btyles Bich. Styles Nobby. Quality Bew. Quality Blegant. Quality Buperb. Gite for the Office. Suits fer the Parlor. Baits for the Street. Boils for the Shop. Patterns Farcy. Patterns Plain. Patteros Mulest. All are Well Made. All sre Well Shrunk. All are Well Trimmed, CALL WASILE THE STUCK IS FOLL. HABLE BROTHERS, Fine Clothiers and Tailors, _sepl2-tr Corner 7th and D streets. NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES, it a reduction of from 10 to 30 per cent. on 820,000 rth of IMPORTED ABD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. and shall oO Bie’ We have just finished —— sccount of Stock, hall fer the next 30 da) ductiors tn cat prices for cas! make the above re- ‘is morning ‘another lot of 1,000 yards on’s LIBENS, io short lengths, at Heard $0 yards WHITE CAMBBIO, at 10 conte. Bleck ye Bi Plain ané Fan: sll wool FLAN gings ont. Betnscok Edgings ong Exe Ineerting. A full stock of all ings ee the next 30 days as: sopd-te a FALL STYLES NOW BEADY. ie and Colored GASH 83 GOODS. White and Gord ric Ba; ib as. ‘will 06 sold for loeation. BEBOADWAY DRESS HATS FROM 86 TO 85. ALSO, FINS POFT AND STIFF FELT BATS OF THE MOST APPBOVED PATTEENS. BOYS’ ABD CHILDRESS HATS, new shapes. Fine tof BILE, ALPACA and GING- assortmem! Ham UMBRELLAS. KEBR & GREEN, Hatters, sepli-tr_ 1419 Pa. ave., sbove Willard’s Hotel. STOVES AND FURNACES. Call ard examine my large siock of Spear’s cele- HEATING AND PABLOB 8TOVES, end as 8 test of their vty ~~ aid Thave over sepll-im £00 of them in W. D. WYVILE, Bo. 452 Peunsylvanta avenue. G®©4T BEDUCTION IN PRICE co bi z=, iD TO ALL Peers cA olTY DELIVERE! ree Pr THE Mow Bcbedtie —Ball load of a ‘tabatgs for $2 0; bushel @ conta. smatier loads 5 cents per YT oFrice oF Wasninoros Gas ee oom. 413 loth street to 110 Bridge street +7 11 Ist etrest norti street. Georgetown _sep! DECLINE IN OLIVES. Just rece: a ore Sa: BA of FEEHOH QU! sepll st OLIVES! OLIVas ODL 78 Cot 1a16 w strtet. AXES! TAXES! mntiecartess for Payment, of Bosctes Improve- st Birect Payment Bile for hogs fa 1423 fe seve 6t* between W: ‘Taxes. Retails STOVES AND RANGES Ti Ww to etchesnent MORA! in market. Ti: sear Bane as low as sine oie oe - aware, © Betiafact tion ge ase give mee 126 Pa. avenue. sep) lm HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODs. MATS, &c., HOOE, BEO.& CO, 1328 F STEBBT. Hew and choice designs in WILTON, VBL- VET, TAPESTEY, THREE PLY and INGRAIN CABPBTING, LINOLEUM, OIL OLOTHS, RUGS &e. ops ly ‘THERE IS NO ECONOMY seem low, as they will hi IN BUYING COLLAES, CUFFS, and other similar articles, even though the prices to be put in the wash more frequently than all linen goods; and while, to uses homely phrase,‘‘it is not necessary to plane the underside of a barn floor,” yet there isan eter- pal fitness of things that should not and cannot with safety be disregarded. I have good all-Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs as low as 82.70 per dozen net, and quality recommend- ed for 83.78 per dozen net. Fine Hemstitched HANDKBROHIEFS from (86.48 to 810.80 per dozen net. CUFFS of Bichardson’s heavy linen, 95.40 per doren net. COLLABS of the same linen, 62.70 per dozen net. ol BTIOLE AT THE DOZER PRIOR. THERE IS ECONOMY 18 BUYING THB WAMSUTTA SHIBT FoR eLa4 NET. BEADY FOR USE. NOTHING TO MATCH IT. Sent by post to any part of the U. 8. for @! ‘Bulee for self-m« asurcment sent: sent on application. ceric ©. HENNINQ, 410 SEVEETH STEERT H.W. cmmgEs ae coe SR ee Bay ive, che“ Mechaute.” of WANTS. ANTED—“W. G.” to es! at Star office for a Ww letter from Lal ee Ss SNTED—A first clase MiU.TSBR at 1209 Perns; lvania svena-, north side Wie ee eat oa Ee MICU ENS lth aod B streets +0912 St* ane App? ARTED_ Two first-class TALLOB' Feet northwest. (repid 3: } IrOaTio1 To young lady to ber w. reepectabdle ‘Star offi ayivenia avenue. is want ED—A WAN to shack sad deliver ore: ters. Loquire at the corner of 3th ad ra. routbeast. vomit st BT D—A young girl wishes cyan aTiog ambermaid or nurse Apply Ws see eon 12 end 14 years 014 to tak mel id mr sis “2 4 at corver of Sth ed Boundary | *™4 F® Ms Waa et fo learn the move pana ork aud higeoif generally umfal. Apply corner ‘of at ‘sod K streets Vv yaBTED- By s ee meeps white girl & air: ‘TION as chambermaid or nurse. reet northwest Gucd refereace. i O7) six ous) also, too Raraen 1 thous Board, at 41s p'3-3t* WASTED_A youve girl wishes «SITU a TION As eeamstress or chambrrmaid Best of refer ence. Apply 461, corner of F end lith sigeate porthwee! Wis Bt, wire WARTED immed 7 tw CT zB ‘eer Laue ‘% st New Yori House, No. 709 %h street northwest. between @ and H streets. Bepl? 3.* Ww NTED-A ‘Sent man wishes BIrcATIOn Glerk. having two years’ oxpe- rience. Tefere Address OLERK, Montrose, -Bosigemert ov couaty. Mads sepia St §r08. penmen desires a SITUA- Bea boc iKeoper. copyist or clerk. Us foreish best ferences. Address I Georgetown, D. BS W3STED_ Thre furnished ROOMS for a 2 cuOUsR. for light housskeept UI fh pisbed BO ress J. H. ic TED—Faraiad BOOM for TRE. yf Adress, with particalars acd price, 8 ooreorea Bailding, 5th 8° i aoe iret-clace r jood COOK WASHES! ato 1 strect northwest. ese W4EEEP_A roang man who ars ree EstecoF ues We SNSED-FRS first cles wD. none but first class need — ae YY i ae MENT. “Address PATBNTS, ONy sept. St sop! Ware middic aged LADY to take charge ocen house soe apt a je gad of Lge Must come me tosh Bi ‘Bosna. Stall n Ben Osmter Bt fai exer Bk AETEDSinacaiail —T re Ww? SERVANTS as cook and cham mI ear arr erences required. Apoly between the houre of tor ‘ten os tee on Wednesday at 1722 I strest n — Wrz TED—Two ha) vo me tf Terai Pt usekeeping. be ee nd DS*K or 8E0- OH alk. Wana 8 respectable German g! Ls UaTiun aree, or to do chambcrwork and plain sewiog; good references. A idresa aa By Ster office. wen! iTBD—TENANTS fc ae 4 Wo4itehed Rooms: alose {arated Baste tan reasonable. Call at 1425 D street northwest, after S o'clock sepll 2° Wiititvs ir eu oer ae OHAMB. women for the eit; orthweet, bet. Sth an 26, Sepli-st™ Four CANVASSERS; Cy siolored, for housework. c fe city and cvantry. Histas — Tetheesuppiicd Promptly. oom #4, 7th and, F aranrED=a Sc iieens aaa Wiis ec aos person, to OOCUPY 8 neatly Tor, fa Boom, seco a wate fa iy; terms to suit the times Inquire 987, 6th st. morthw: peo yp ll-4t* EDTA peau rT ‘accom w+ ‘ab by his w! To BOseE th ‘trom House furatehed) will be tats ert use ‘Adee. Lo. Btar office rout anor pl tse ANTED—immeciately—25 COOKS. CHAM. BEEMAIDS and MUMSES. 3 Bpaesren grown German Gir! cee. Fantiice supplied at the Mareke ployment — id Detreet repli \eetyra LOUISE 0. BUTLER. WantEp—rie unfurnished ROOMS, Sve oD 4 floor, commas! ‘treete aethwe ola "GALvawizs st wi TRON ‘WwoRke” sep)-st' ei ae want See wae DLE sod some PARLUE FURNITURE chsep for csch, as FUBNITURS, Star office. Wi ie, TO crrene 'T — Three mrt cite ED-A second hand htt Np gee where. ites cn WG,” Ory Post office. UBNITUBS, in quenties. oF T. J. ity Post Office. a1 29 AN todo cooking, wavhii A al ANTED—A W avd ironing for a family of four persous; must thoroughly ‘understand h jastnees. mal eased a middle-aged woman to ‘#0 two ob! an infant; must be weil Fecommended: good wages, Apply at Bestanrant, in B. & BP. depot, corer ch sna yaa29- was ants and o! = to Show thet oan Sayall Beds of BOTEUES et one-third cost Rew Ones. 9 10th street. ‘cugts col Ware ate the postion of of 0 aaNist ta some Protestant church? "adaress Homo,” sug Er. bys W' Bas Merchant Fallon t Rew so avenue, —* as made at WARTHDSOREFTS TO CLBA! Steam Beating Works, 490 Mi nn, 0% and 6b streets and delivered without charge. novis-ly at Rice’s jpe avenue, Called, apli-ly LOST AND FOUND. '—This morning, about W o'clock Uiriteeynear sth atset, eBOUR RT Bb ‘BOO ooo. Mars, BaBAH OMAN, Til Snares. T PRINTING INK WORKS. Bo. 8 SPRUUS Craant, an Liig Tork. Ho. 316 SAmS0m OF PElbaDBLEatA, epa amisiaisliayial ails : i Se ene aida is F i Hgts x i eh : H Bae tt waile® : rt HUE PS rtiget &! i + Be hte al et ' 4 i iis ee ch 21 a s i : FOR RENT AND SALE. i RENT—Large. well Ii, 800) epi A gy a given yom pre: Cet ___ tepl2-sost Fe ‘ge BOOMS and KITOHS on frst floor, furnished of etursishescd 24th street northwest. arid Sc” FOE BSD T 4 coal FARM. 25 miles rom iniontewn; rent cheap. Apply at 1 a rent quire en the premises. sepla.° R BENT— feat ‘other BOOMS, Fn a +3 Bh oe treet ‘ weet; water tiroagn House. Referouses regu! eopl? Foe BENT 780 taost DAIRY FAGM ta tale ictany, X of ee Le & HOLTZMAN, soplz St 940 F street northwest. foR SED second floor, ong ley] beth end gas: wi Ps weet, 6 — fa33 ted ih ‘b str ot me; modern ents, io te Binet Room 30 }@ LeDroit éuil Sate ee a Agonts 707 B oirect northwest. ne Se ROOM! Wth. Lith, ortheass, 963, furniture for sale y jure . roe Fr. 75. tt a po 2 oot 2 — Also, sever: ~: ae ou Jos, BITINIOS, Beal | Batate Agent, sepl3-st* om Boom No. 5 8t. Cioud Bolin iB es icone ———. front SiS oe ‘northwest, T sirest 6 cars. ror BERT HOUBE No. 1¢33. cornar iith ant streets j suitable’ for Grocer; Provision Store. spit Prous pag farnished BOOM in private c= dee font re BEST_BaI0K . ae porterats ont, cea oy cer from Patent fo bousokeesing ip pe “Gent moderate. No i316 fain tet wee Bear M street, west side of the FOR RENT HOUSE complcteiy Tarnished, nine }, bath room. water closets. &c ; hot and cold water’ and gen. ‘Will be rented low. house near- new. literviow maybe bade” 1 septl-6." ‘OB SALE, CHEAP—On Bast Oapitol street, Ere, two, ortares saeit ter in yard: location besutt Inquire on’ premises, 1013 Bast Oapiiol ret. sopll- m™ ‘Ob RBBT_HOCSES Nea 1g17. 1419, 1437, strartialso, Noe 1434, 1436: 1442, 1444. 1448, 1458 Ureoran street, with modsrn smprovements and in perfect order Fo BALE —Beve: ree. story BRIC x DWELLIN G8 on ro and Uorcoran Seen tween létl pe) ment: balance in niouth dy 0G. W. kiGGs: at Biggs & Ww. _sepliim Real Estate Agente ys Fo, RSNT, WITH BOARD, FURNISHED BOOMS, convenient to street cars; all improvements. 1002 Massachasetts av: 'T—Large. ogee Faraished jngle or en en! 3 je; large closets. h and cold water; central location: 933°K st cops St OR Sale tai SM street; lot 35 vy 125; ime sarell F. MES. fron t and Easy spotty He FITZHUGH Me 6Bt Lame, FSH RENT Of SALB—ROUSE Bo 2307 Lt. northw: on rooms; gas and water. Inquire pext door, Bo. 9309, 30 Be OB BENT—Furvished ROO! =e family; bath, cold water; of two uaturn- inhed: 916 15th street ‘near oars 0p 9-it” Fez SALE—725 12th street northwest, 3 story ‘and back building, Wrooms; saloon partor; ail Wodern improvements sepo St L. H. FITZBUGH. W Ko. 624 La. ave, Fo BBN T—On 22d, between F and (i. HOUSES, 8 and 9 ro.ma; bath room Reesen and all modern $merovements: newly fii sepd St LH. WITZHUGH.630 Le ave. FOE Bae T— Two desirab'e BRICK HOUSES: ‘bay wind’ ws; all motera, improvemonte; it rocmns: rent $38; ‘co market en WAGGAMAN, Arc sep?-St THOR. ‘Ok BBNT—On F. between 3uth and Zist streets, .16 rooms, jast completed, with anew BOUS modern L. H. VITZHUGH, 624 Le. ave. Provemeuts 1 re BENT—Two3-story Frame HOUSES, No. iho s, Jatroot southwest. and 1811 ions. iy Sand O15 139 lee Hirect northwest genset FS827, 't—Furniebed HOUSE, on 33, ae 2 +7 rooms, all modern ‘improvements; L. H. FITZHUGH, 634 La. ae BENT HOUSES ‘iy 9023 M street rooms, nad 10 tore moles orn imgroveuneees as of Oras Ww. ler. -ENT—Two or — Communicating OOM: south frovt; an yuse has modern conveniences; F cary sod Bent lows “Apply ety 937 house chariots pass the door, D street northwest. Fo BENT—Two HOUSSS on eulteral Dope Tell Ae, ment, con! roome each; modern vom eop-stL. me reaee res inted and eapered. . ave eet BALE OB rect northwest he hones oof 1408 Betiner is Sniswed ieee out es our. rene gt PL, ous ee Fe SALE—A valuable Ovrner Property at H Sn¢ 7th streets, within one square of the eatont Mice; elegant location for s banking house and Singing 1or public meee. Inquire _ ban et eg J. WP. MYE a7 . aa =n FABM on the Biedensburg ta pil ithin two mies ofthe city, containt: ‘acres of improved fhe dwell elling | 15 roome and rn tn stabling for ‘The place ta well adapted for a a dairy wil ent for one year or more, on "DOWNMAN 8G ae Gaal aay sep9 cost 1971 /B BENT—‘ihe wea ates T ine twa HOUR iB No. tat hy Tent October tet, 1576. "For partiouines ingaire act 5 re Goor, No. 421. iad sept 3w (OW RENT A ves thres sty UBIOK HOUSE, wire be rooms, poe | modern tm - be rented pply corne: low. ‘OB RENT. House, corner 6th and B Coos northwest, Big I ol hes oF single, with or without F 0) aT -atory BRIOK HOUGE, at ye eee jo. 619 18th street north: }) COR: taining 13 and cellar, with all the modera ia- jemenis: gee high I GE ack 4 01x rooms, water and marble Fis A Selle D. 1409 léth ot. Foe SETS HOPEE Tra ey ees eae rere G13 Hew a FOR RENT AND SALE. BRENT. A OAANCE, BUSINESS CHANCES. | ND | Wienriateret om geet Bs) Beente_10 vor U6, intereet pata. ae LU. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS an, C+ 4 c PR ing wp ght oiiy, near Ba treet, | Bee. wepld id j AND art of the (ei, see ais ais Bar biog DWRLL Line HO = Feb OAS, & Teproved Real Rants te room; my | $850 Fut Tne peer, at ten pet SCHOOL STATIONED pat = e Address. b ipsa ewer Gereritioe security rig? | sack. if a's st migat bs Por Teton Ld - ¥ . i fiat WOOD | made by which tablag the owe, cogt tod Oval Tabi, Gost vases cs | MOHUE BROS’, ERETCHAM, Insurance Agents, S10 F's cot fir she ~themeclesbescecmes *' 5! BAL EstTarTK BULLBTIN THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, 619 71 ‘ednesday [Changes Mace Kvery Wed cit nT ap cn ; #2 so BESEER! i ? aes Bee 7 convenlences. ‘Lwo beautifal COTTAGES at ig nll “) GaTuRELGY ‘pS-10t OB SALE-— HOUSE 2421 PENSSYLVANIA 25.400; Apply on premises. eee 1 Os i pute ue e Ss ts L} Be He pee fH i i i i 5 2 i Pe — Te = 2 i e = re aud eer + eainneainece all modern & BOLTZMAa, MILLE: No 940 F aeeet notice, Fo# BENT. me 200 south A street, 12 TOOTS sees <onsseremennen 100 rner 24 nished ....— as aii hous: be.cecan & BESS 8 BRerBeRsercenesstesssas' Lith aud F streets, 81,500 Oath, Balance June 15, 1877, '78, ’79 ond Nine roms and all modern conveniences. PLUMBSE AND GAS FITTER, 406 Orn 5. Aw aise. Ena BOOKSELLERS 4ND STATIONERS, | _sepetr 1015 Penneyivania SCHOOL BOOKS WHOLBSALE AND &ETAIL. FULL STOCK AT LOWEST PRICES. WM. BALLANIYSEs, sept aa aes SEVENTE STREET. SCHOOL BOOKS EM. WHITAKER, ‘Baccessor wi a0o.) is Avenul ‘beet, tor Ony. * sept 3 $3. 000 Save BSAt BETATE ’ mevusies - - v. ERS, rte ae ea, Teh eEee OR FOUR THOUSAND cen) 4 for soer ar six tes —, st ron RS books ased tn the trict of lumbis sx and — Srembrouag tos uo eneet ubiirations tn . [ ast i aft gee ale Ha her with all the eat isites stock lore puro! jag eleew! ong “Betrnten’s Geosrant for Cormes sg Will of ‘AUBART tn Alexendria, V: old etand. gold et the Introd: ene im govt TO-DAY ; enon dered Balt ference will pay 7 oops i) S$ Address *Racbange,” Bear office, HOM. ED MAND BOOK OF POLITICS ScPHERSONS OTICE—SPBCIAL 1 yey 3 Taxes very low we a Se paid sts rate. Cloth bound, @2 80, free by mail. curities boost and sola by sepd-ly Hall Room, Wetropotiinn aS Buila’g. P™an 70 LOAN—Severs] em-li SUMS OF BOBBY, . 5 Term oy Ses". ta mand, to loan on fret: _ nbemonpeceni Clase Heal “eran ¥. @aTCHRL, ang®-tr_ 911 PENSSYLVANIA AVENUB. sepl-10t Hh and F streets. | AJEW BOOKS. FOR 8aLB. The Mm e Empire, by WB. 4.08 Ty Mado 7 se cavel (oettes At te cogpedtion ss ord Bomeion Sime se GY We have [en ‘apa wow Gene) © levee con rathor of “The Old Sheree fine ‘Beshen Breech and Murcie Guns. which must be Be within thirty days le Repay ed cffer them cot. less BOOTS AND SHOES. OR a LE—Becck apd ixtares of on established =. Spe sage oe in ove of the best io- ry SELBY's | br Outlaren s SCHOOL geitioe inthe city. -addrew BU . GS (ORB, prices Blc.s6i0, Tbe Bl 5 Boers Galtere anc ou ie os d up. 4 J, GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, Ko. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE Fay | a Damen, Work made at the shortes eet Wall Goods of Sp cnn emhont ony reasons ae ti Elactics Sm ney ~ ‘tm Congress Gaiters by pst- Centennial Fal Fall Opening. THE Fiust with: SEW GoODS THE FIRST TO REDUOE Pi BAP— vost Salt aoa FIXTU. oe Fa 0! ‘aan Rot to exesed 14 q Apply to JOBS LYONS. corner of 84 Maryland svenue northwest. Sign “Ord Woman in Shoe” in widow. ane-4 =—————_—_—_—_—_—_— HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. FRUIT JARS! revit Jans] Of the best makes, easy to seal, and BO TROUBLE TO OPER. BOQDING: WiTH OB WiTHOUT BOOMS | aiso, a complete stock of jaced ‘i a — ee ee (CROCKERY. CHINA. PLATED WARE, Ho aU. FEAmOaIs, 505 @nd HOUSEFURNISHING GO0D8, 1 —@ood board and far- aT LOW — Bisbed ro. me 7 PBREEARD. WEBB @ BEVERIDGE, OAEDING —SPEAGUE MOUSE, coreer oth et Py ang?s-tr a": GEORGE RANGE WITH ELEVATED OVEN, E streets northwest. Handsome eulte, with OARDING —BOOMB, it BUABD, at 33. Bue. Hotes as all modern corveniences. BALTIMORE LATBOBE, TO HEAT TWO BOO! SLATE MANTELS at CHRIs. BI _sugi-ts 716 & 717 Tye STREET CHIMA: Aao) DP ancsersatites office. TED—A first-class Breech Loading @HOT wen Inquire as Ho. 608 loth street norzn- Eo. Wate 31a nen Sent. chaos ae. TEE GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. BM ovasssuats, rctaet te recto St om Bs ipfrodeeed in How Terk by the Broadway Hat Fr ws new nS? Fruits ant sTirr | HowlGion, . nak pete tr Le pred dig boa ¥ eects. wa LaDrese KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DEESS SHIRTS, Srmarroact 78 so a