Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TRURSDAY........September 5 CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and germanent circulation than the paper cammot be sent, Commenting on the loose and irregular manner in which money has been raised in Washington for the benefit of yellow fever sufferers, the Post of this morning very forci- ite impossible now to get at the ex- unt raised for the yellow fever suf- ferers, the funds have been handled by so maby. atid in different ways. There ought to be a proper accounting at onee, a full state- ment nee, and after that it wil' be easy to make the daily additio Had the Distriet Commissioners discharged their full duty as public authorities by calling @ meeiing of the citizens of Washington to take organized steps for affording relief when the fi ty for help reached us, there would have been no occasion now for such remarks, and the good work would have been much more promptly and effectively done. That course was boiuted out by THe STAR more than two weeks ago, and it is greatly to be re- “retted on ail accounts that it or some other one which would accomplish the same end dad not been adopted in the beginning. At the clos» of the session of the English Parliament notl.ing was said in the Queen's speech out dissolution, and from the tone of the leaders of the party in power the im- Pression has gone abroad that no dissolution is intended this year. If the government were sure that an election now would increase its majority, it would no doubt insist on an im- mediate expression of public opinion as to its policy. Asthe enthusiasm aroused by Beacons- field's apparent triumphs at Berlin would nat- urally be expected to have an influence favor- able to the government in elections at the present time, the opposition have looked for- ward to a speedy appeal to the country. And in spite of the apparent intention of the Premier not to take the step feared, they have carried on an active canvass in various counties, and rumors of ap- proaching dissolution of parliament are frequent. The discovery that the register of votes now being compiled will be less ad- vantageous to the chances of the government than the present one, is the cause of the latest report to this effect. The reasons which would urge the government to the step are obvious, and it is not believed that any delicacy about taking advantage of the state of popular feel- ing, before his actions have been tested by their results, would prevent Beaconsfield from ordering a new election if he were certain that it would result decidedly in his favor. But the loss of a single vote from his majority would, under the present circumstances, be damaging. Members dislike general elections, which are very costly to them. It is hard to calculate upon what Beaconsfield will do. He must have some powerful motives to prevent him from taking advantage of the disorgani- zation of the liberals and his own popularity. Perhaps he feels as certain of a favorable re- sult of an election in the autumn of next year as of one ordered now, and is desirous of mag- nifying his victory at that time by the claim that he has given the country ample time to Judge his policy intelligently. $202 —____ The bolting republican and greenback can- didate in the third Vermont district has polled an astonishing vote, and will either be elected bya small majority over the regular repub- lican and democratic candidates or will make ‘necessary a second election, in which he is likely to come out ahead. When he comes to Congress he will represent his district rather than any party, as he has received numbers of democratic votes, cast on the sly, as well as those of many republicans and of the green- backers. This defeat of a regular republican candidate by a greenbacker, supported to some extent by the democrats, is not what the republican committee have looked forward to. Iwas the democrats who were to lose ont™ol of the House by the votes of labor- yreenback members elected in democratic districts by republican votes. re —___ It appears that the reason why the British government has not answered the letter of Secretary Evarts on the Halifax award is not because the document is so long that it has not yet been read, but because it has not yet been written. This fact will have the effect of shaking the public belief that Secretary Evarts in his fishery award letter suggested a cus- toms-union with Canada. It does not prove bowever that this letter when written will be short or that our Secretary of State has not determined todo, at no remote time in the future, what rumor has already given him the credit of doing in respect to reciprocity with I a re ea George Augustus Sala writes a long letter from Paris to one of the London papers be- wailing in eloquent terms what he calls “the faded glories of the Jardin Mabille.”. He con trasts it with what it was some years ago, and says there are “no more gorgeous dresses and jewels,” while the dancing he pronounces “a mere hollow imposture.” George Augustus overlooks the fact that he has grown pretty oid and badly played out himself since his first visit,—which makes all the difference. ‘Twas ever thus! act ai ‘The world’s inventors in og many ex. periments with light, hoping to fina in it the power sought. Aship propelled by the rays of the sun is one of Ericsson's dreams, and after he gets his torpedo boat off his hands he means to devote his attention entirely to his #<t idea. The new motor must be found somewhere, if not in light, then in electricity. Edison is making experiments in this direc- tion. Indeed it would be difficult to find a feld in the realm of invention which he bas not begun to explore. An Englishman has recently invented a machine consisting of four disks radiating from a central revolving post. The disks are patnted black on one side and white on the other. When the machine is placed under an exhausted receiver, to ayoid the friction of the atmosphere, it imme- diately revolves, the black sides of the disks absorbing and the white sides repelling light. Heat does not cause the revolu‘ion, as it takes place equally well where the surrounding at- mosphere is at a lowas at a high temp2rature. The machine will work throuch the influence of ordinary daylight when placed in the shade and increases in the r:pidity of its revolution wken exposed to the rays of the sun or of any artificial light. Curious toys suggesting the capacities of some natural agent are the fore- runners of inventions cf great practical use- fulness. Peter Herdic, the oss of Williamsport and king of all the lumi» region thereabout, who went into bank roy" » some time ago, said that he was worth iu s+: state, Bonds, stocks and other securities, =" ‘ne beginning of the pre- sent period of dep.ession, the snug sum of 37,200,000. We wouder whether he ever paid daxes on On¢-Lourth of that amount. Fe 7 CENT AND $1 SCH )OL HOES, Go To . 3 ys, sey 6-tr 1914-1916 Penn’a avenue. MA's Ris kip GLove pevot, [6S 929 PENNSYLVANIA AYE. (One dvor cast of Mitchel) & Martin's, = a> Established 186) aa Wi ow receiving our Fall Importation of RID GLOVES, (embracing come ot che beet French makes,)t} which we invite the attenti of our customers and the public. Prices very low and gloves warranted sepb- B A GOOD 60 AND 75 CENT SCHOOL HAT, F° 0 TO ‘8, SELBY‘ ser6-tr 1914-1916 Penn’ atenuc. Protect your cash receipts from THIEV ES by using MILES’ ALARM TILL Co.' Patent Safety Money Drawer. SOLD AT FAIRBANKS’ SCALE WABEHOUSES, 311 Broadway, New York, And by leading Hardware Dealers. sey 5-th.3t NEW YORK SHOE sTORE, ** 605 Pennsyleania avenue, @ are as focd asany in the market. Car price are tally 20 per cout. less than auy other buses. 7 We take Ze Sivantsnce Our goods are all ei i i» figures. eee OK AT THIS LIST. Ladies’ Kid Worked Button Ho. Ladtes’ Goat Seamiess Batt b Ldies' Kid Seamless Batto Ladies’ Best French Kit (warrant-d) Ladies’ rence Kid Buiton. 3 oi Li: di Hand-mate 8 ippers. Misses’ Goat Button Boots. Misses’ Kid Button Boots. n’s Lace and Buttor Boys and Youths’ at verv | Gaut's Calt Congress Gaiter. a8 | Gent's Fine Calf Hand-stiched Congress. | Gent's Solid Leather Congress. 25 Gent's Working shoes... Gent's Beote. Gr Ties and Slippers. <2. A visit will convinces you that the: govwis in thts city for the price. No Branch Store. Sey 5-18 GEO. McCARTHY. A NICE DRESS nee $1, $1 25 AND §1.59, SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Peun’a avenue. N OLD-ESTABLISHED MiFRCHANT TAILOR'S STURE FOR RENT. STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. Wishing to close my business, I now offer the above desirable opportunity to any responsible erty engaged in the vusiness and desiring to make “sThe stock on hand is small: for which and the cxinres I will require the CAsit, with s Iberal Stent of STORE will be reasorabie. B. H, DUVALL, sep4-6t 459 Penna. ave., bet. 4'¢ and 6:h sts, YUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the ree nership lately subsisting between WILLIAM. M. SHUSTER and HENRY C. SHUSTER, under the name of W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., was dis- solved oe me day of Beptem ped ireles pe matual ousent,. Avi debts due to the said partnership ace fo be received by the sald WILLIAM M. SHUS TER, and Che on the pais Varteiceshipare or payment. — Py. Ml SHUSTER, ser Bt H.C. SHUSTER, OTICE OF COPABTNERSHIP.—The firm of WM. M. SHUSTER & BR«), having been dis- solved on the 3d Instant, and HENRY C. SHUS- ‘TER having retired from said firm, the under- sigred have this day formed a copartnership and wil continue the Dry Goods Business under the 1 and style of Pameand Wu. M. SHUSTER WM. M. SHUSTER MELV! sepe-3t XK, ALVIN SHUS ‘UTICE.—Al) persons indebted to the late firm of W. M. SHUSTER & BROTHER are re- Quested to make settlement of their accounts at the vs ioe mount ewe — to close up vusiness of the old firm at once. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. September 4th, 1878. seps-3t s<15-tr & SONS. : LLE O, SHUSTER, ER, WANTS. Nagi ahd Goi Guay dea REE les: "8 ZG, 915 Det. mews i seasieonbaane sep5 ANTKD—Colorea WOMAN w and iron; none but first-class, with cod re commendation. Apply 1831 F st. ie ANTED A GIGL, for Tizat hoasework o0- capying a portion of the day: 994 back of Binitheonsan, ond Wee middle-aged white WOMAN to lo the work of asmail family, at No. 143 A at. n.e, bis ee ee ANTED—To tent to two persons a large G>- W iignetal trot Rood "cored hoor iasea St, 8.W., iw and room, $50, 21 st, between 21 ‘ste. Be] ‘ANTED—A BITUATION in the Drag Bust of octsee ath ey Te eemmass aie at dress DBUGGIST, Star office. ‘ap6-3 * ASTED_A FARM on shares (would lige northern farmer “Asdress FABRE Th oocth st.. Baltimore, Mad. ners 3° ANTED—A good, stead: faite GIRL to assist with coral housework. Wazes $i. Arply on BIONK estate, 14tn st. and Bountary aw. sep5 2" W SNIED To BUY—K light two-seat CAR- BIAGE for singie or double team; must be in rod condition, and the terms easy, Address P.O. ANTED—CCCUPANTS for three unfur- nisked ROOM, with bath room, for house keeping, or can board with family; near ¢ars a: Post Uftice; rent low; No. 81481 st. n.w. sep5-3t" ANTED—A GIRL who unders‘ands how to do genera! housework; must come wel! re- g2nnended; white preferred. Apply af 806 7ch oe W: NTED—ByY FAMILY OF Turk -HOUSa o1 avout 8 rooms, modsrn improvemants, wi hin about six equares from Seaton school bulld- in_; not toexcem! . State location, terms: and Gescription. Address 14126.h at. n.w._2p5-2'* EDIATELY — Six WHITS laces waiting; gool wages: t+ K HENT—HOUSE No. 1316 16th st. + .w., near Scott's statue. containing 4 rooms and summer kitchen: water in the yard; rent molerate to good tenant. Inquire on premises. se,5-3t" BR RENT— Eight room HOUBE, No. 100711ch st., $16; 6 room Honne, No. 1415 lith st, $6; 3 story House, No. 709 B. I. ave., $20. Apply 1106 Ltt n.w. sey5 3t R RENT—HOUPE No. 419 6th st., betweea D and E. n.w.: sul‘able fora large familly or first-class boarding house. App'y next door, 421. Trot 30 a ms to2 p.m., or from 5 to7 p.m. ] ye RENT—That basement Brick plete: goad foratlo ete; ; rent reas Tenants Key 425, next door. Fo RENT —Two communica'ing and comfort- ab'y Furnished ROOMS on secoud floor: south ront; sitting room and b:d chamber, with all modern conveniences; cars psss the door. ata6l P st. B.w. sep5- Fo BENT—939 Hhode Island ave., a three- story pressed, B«ICK, with back building, 9 ooms es bathroom; cellar under entire house, inquire st J. E. ZUG'S coal office, 929 Rhode Isi- and avenue. sep5-lm* OK RENT—Yo family with nosmail chi den I all, except second floor, of a HOUSE. in pleas- act spd central location; modern. improv smente: pr_ce low; references required. Address P. 0. Bor 5, giving bame, address and referenzes. sepS 3.° OBR RENT—a smali three-story HOUSE, No. 740 19th st. n. wear the corner of 12 hani wes 12th and H sts. sep4-3.* PR EENT HOUSE No. 2087 G st. nD. w.; rent $40 per month. Apply on tho premises. Bop4-3.* (jOH RENT—Vany Cuear—Together or sso r- desirable three-story aad HOUSE 423 M st. n.w., be- modern improvements ¢om- jonable to respousible Sep6-3:* iron, &c. | Also COLORED WOMEN ate, 6 Unfurnished BOOMS, clean and com- wan ere eeeet Office, 816 9.h st. nw. titable: bathrecm on same nou Gali atte 5d. herween Hand I. 8255-3, a),, at 1635 10th st. nw. sep4-6i" W AATED A HOUSK cf about 8 rooms; new. acd ins healthy lovality; for a family of two adults: must have all modern improvements aid rent not over $30: good care and prompt payment , Vass address PEXMANEN ¢, Star offi 1 W ASTER | DOD IATELY — A ‘S1-ciass COOK at the Parkinson rouse, corner Penn- sylvanta avenue sng 8d st_p.w. Bep4-2 + TW AA2EY, BOOM: neatly furnisazed; with use ef bath. State location and price, whic mst be woderate, A. B. C., Star office. sepd 31° W 4NZED- by a gentleman afarnished ROOM There no questions will be asked. Addrass, wita terms, J. F.. Star office, a }V ANTED-A PURCHASER for a handsyme HAlb MATTRASS pew.) Price tow. Ap- ply 925 Est. u.w. M. H.J. sep4-3 * ANTED-A woman wishes a SITU. as housekeeper; wi:ling to make hers Way: wages noobjet. Address HOUSE Star office. sera" ANTHD_—ON OcToRER IstT—A completely furnished small HUUS# for a family of four lis, Siate location and terms. F, 4a 2 sepd-: b W ANSED.7o Pencis=s—A FARM in a healthy Jocality. within thirty miles of Wash- Ingten, ADI WHIT: ‘y . 3. AN, Attorn-y- ai-Law. corner of 7th and F sts, sep4-3t WANTED TEN TRE IST OF «TOMER -A neat ttle HOUSE from 6 to 7 rooms, with all uicderm improvements, tn good location. Ester- ences exchanged. State lowest terms, "Address B. M. T., Star office, ps4. WaAantev a respectable YOUTH can receive ® thorough education ag Architect and Engi- neer [oraw ing. Mathematics, Bookkeping, Busi- u rr eas cluded) at office 700 N st. n.w. erE4-Bt® V ANT® D—A settled gentleman and wife (the latter partly an inva'id), with female com- panion £8 Burse, desire two Furnished ROOMS on fist floor, with board, where there are no child_ ren; location from 6th to 14th, Pennsylvania ave_ 11 c to @ street n.w. preferred, Payments prompt it A:ldress, for one week. Box 18, Star office. sep4-4, W Seteiage BREA SOR ABZ ares " mn, D. C. Box 75, Cumberlands Md. sep3-3.* ANTED—HORSES.—Three Horses cheap for cash; suitable for farm work, Also, two sets oy double Harness, Address Post Othe, Box sop Sit Wy Aare ia young aay a SITUATION in a seminary to teach music and mathematics, Heferences given, Address ‘‘Music,’? City P.O., Washington, D. 0. sep3-3* ANTED—A4 POSITION as clerk in most any capacity. The very best reference given as toability and integrity, @c, Addreas K. L. W., star office. ‘seps-Br Qu=== JUST BECEIVED. HBIS. BAUMANN’ Cc ‘Ss LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTA ‘onies, Oysters in every syle. sep3-St* NEW, BARDWARE STORE, No. 315 Penn’a avenue n.w. Bi leased Savage's old stand (ac avove the 8 id purchas:d a Prine solected 6 same. an a ‘k of HARDWARE and VARIETI on| Siow. Wfavite my frlonds andthe -ubiie generally toexamine my stock and prices “POWDER, SHOT CATS, &e BAM L'R. GITTING: sepS-6t Late with L. C. Campbell. OTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE! fe have in stock the and cheapest serine of Bisck and ‘Culored Geahmnerse it Ras gum Books OF ALL GRADES, At the very lowest figures. Cc. C. PURSELL, sep3 2w 422 9th street m.w. Qcucer BOOKS AT REDUCED PRICES. and COVERED FREE, with Patent Covers, if bought at SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, sep36t Cor. 4% street and Penna. ave. CHOOL BOOKS, A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF KS UFED IN PUBLIC AND PRI- fee VATE &CHOOLS, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Covers furnished free. WM. BALLANTYNE & 80N, sepa-tr "428 Beventh st.n.w. “I }SERE’S NOTHING LIKE LEATHER,” SUCH AS USED IN CUB $25 HARNESS, TRUNKS at astonishingly low prices, to make room for our Fall Stuck. BECKER'S SADDLERY, Corcoran Building. Opp. U. 8. Treasury, sep2-tr T ABLE WARE. HOUSEKEEPERS fitting out can find all they re- reh of a new | and KitcHen, in CHINA, CROCK RRY, GLASSWA TLERY. PLATE W AREand HOUSE FURNISHI of BSST quadty, at Low Puic M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) | _ser2-tr 2009 Pa. av., det. 10th and 11th sts, | ABDWARE NOTICE. ‘The Copartnership agreement entered tnto by the late L. C. CAMPBELL & J. W. KENNEDY on the 1st of 1876, Js. notwiuhstanding the . Cam quireat our store, both for Dining ag) USINESS, its various branches. will be continued ander the frm‘ SELL @ KENNEDY, at 06 GcHOor moons. : TE SCHOOL BOOKS AT PUBLIC ANE LOWEST BATES. All the new M W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, LAW BOoKsKLLERS AND STATIONERS, B31. 475 Penn. avenue. ETLICAaATE. THF SILICATE BOOK SLATE, For use tn Public and Private Schools, ecommended by the Committee Books, den te Obtained, wholesale ot see oF tae Bes Agents. THE SAVAGE HARDWARE STORE, aug3i 3m 1003 Penna, avenue. Wee one to Know they can have na te, oe . GS ee op ore conte r sunce, and CURLS for 25 cents a plece, at Mrs, CALLAN’S, 805 Market Space. ui sep3-8t* ANTED—PROFESSORS of Latin and Math- ematics. Call at No 1212 14th st., Washlig- ‘on, D. C., on esday, Thursday, Fridsy or saturday of the. i week, between the hours of Zand 6 o’cloek p. m. pS: wes CED—-TENANTS. for two or three Un- furnished. or partly Furnished ROUMS, on second or third floors. modern improvements, and central location; with or without Board; use of Piano, 71612 h st, seps-3t* ANTED—FEATHER BEDS to renovate, at CHACE's, 616 La. ave. augSi-ly ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 Years experience; foods, c., at lowest rices. A. H, CHACK, 616 La. ave." aug3i-ly ANTED—MOTHS and other insects In furnl- ture to exterminate by superheated svaam. at UHAC E'S, Upholsterer, 616 La. ave. augSi-ly W ARTED. FrnnisuEp—A small HOUSE con- iaining 4 to 7 rooms: located in northwestern part of the ‘erms moderate, Address, stat- Bg Jocation and price, A.B., cared. @, HESTER, 618 7th st. augad ANTED—Every one to know we are selli ‘Y FLOU! 1.60 the ‘quate thing in the Grocery line oquatly anions eve Dj Ine i. WIKOM & 00s, 604 Bin ste ncwe A D—ToO BENT—By & small, lhe family of four adults, a nicely ‘Finishea HOUSE of not lees than nine rooms, with modern =i rs a th. Ad- augs0 Bt ANTED-YOU TO REMEMBER that W: cvery pew ne, Machine man thinks he has the best machine, Ian positively sare I have the i forl la all. Call Cy re the best. Benting and J. F. MCKEN NEY, 427 9th st. n.w. tye ANTED—A few Gentiemen to ROOM and TABLE BOA wD emaPer 38 per month. eau al mor 5 ‘able first class, Atl104F street n.w. aug6-1m* [PUR RENTIHOUSE corner 14th and F ata, cpposite Kbiitt House; will rent.to private ic lly for one or two year; 12 rooms; compietel urtished; all modern Improvements: rent, $150 per month. Apply to THUS, E, WAGG M GN B19T het. awe eee aa 1908 K st. nw, ......5150 Gor.gist and i (rar), 160 1731 De Sales (fury ; i r+} a s i it Bee 116 1314 18th st. nw. . 1435 Cooke Pl., Georget'n.40 | 484 Penn's ave......60 | 3d & 1081 Tthst. with 24th 7a Litman oy 305 1505 5 | 1907-) ~ a 8.E. cor, 7th & A ne., 18 C 1838 13th st. nw. 808 10th 1906 18th 53 Defi 928 241 310 13: 31g 15 FOE BENT, Choice Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS, at Seminary Hotel, Georgetown, cor- asbipgton and Gay sts, Meals furnished in at $b per month, sep3 1lu* FE SENT SSORE with Concrete Callar. cor- ner 4% st. and Pennsylvania ave, n.w,; best 8 din the city for a family grocery. “Apply to JOHN RK. MURRAY, 217454 st, 80} 3-3:* |, O& RENT—New seven-room HOUSE, modern improvements, No. 1741 18th st, n.w.: $25 ber month. Key at 1743. next door, Apply F. M. L¥ WIS 1281 Fennsyivania ave, ser3 3t ut RENT—HOUDSE No. 294, on New Jersey ve. 6 @.. nine roome; modern ‘mpro-ements. YioJAMES A, TalT, No. 221 Peunsvivania Capitol Hin, 8ep3-9 981" (OK RENT—Threo desirable, HOUSES, Nos. 100 and 323 Missouri ave. and 327 Penasylvania ares vow. Rent low. Inquire on premises: or of ANK T, BROWNING, Columbia Lay Build- het. sep3 Gc* three-story KRIUK HOUSE: gas in every room; with a large : Room; Fixtures for sale; now dolug # good Reason for selling’ out, prop.ietor in Address “*MAC,** ‘Room 89. St, «i Building. 3e]3 3+ Fo KENT—Private family occupying de ight- ul 4 located house, central iccation. will let Si 1v#8 OF ROOMS on first, second and chird tt cos, unfurnished or furnished, at very much revaillr g rates tO permanent parties. Ad- dress 8. J. Star office, sej3 lw* FY NT—HOUSE. No. 613 N. J. ave, D. w.: 8 peer modern pa: Eeod y.r6: house in repair: =n rin nth. Appiy to W. C.50aN1 IN, 718 13th strect north- Wrst, se, 2-1in Fe. jALE—A HOUSE fronting. upon Judictar 4 Square. Address Post Office Box 664. an81 6!" FG BENT—A very desirable DWELLING, with modern improvement Der of Green and Stoddard sts. Georgetown. uire of JESSE H. WILSON, northeast corner of ridge avd Congresssts., Georgetown. aug3l-eo3t FUE BENT HOUSE No. 10068 F st. containing 17 rooms and all modern conveniences. ‘Tho best location in the cit house. THEO. F. GATCHEL, augs1- Le Droit Building. ROE BENT—Two furnished ROOMS for $5 per month each to rellable parties desiring a good bome; single gentlemen preferred; fine bath room sdioining, with gas, water, &c. D st. 8.8. aug3l-2w* DR RENT OB 8ALE—Desirable HOUSE, No. Fes M st. n. w., 7 tarnished; all rooms, aicdern improvements; large brick stable in rear; wil sell house and furniture at a great bargain, CARBINGTON & CARRINGTON, Attorne} Law, 454 Louisiana ave., opp. City Hall. auas-20 Fitviocated atiow'ronts: WHEATURT BRO a i corner 7th st, ‘and Ehode Island ave. n.w, au26-1i & RENT—At6 Grant Place, Furnished B: BOX Eton, with Dresst room atachods iso, ROOM3 on second floor, south front, R SALE—BRICK HOUSE of 6 rooms oa Capitol Hill, 6th and A sts. 8. e.: price $1, 600; terms easy. Also, FRAME HOUSE, of 6 rooms ont 250; terms nT st. n. w.: price 81 easy. JOHN WP. MY Ei 76 Ioih augs3-30 R RENT—In GonGETOWN—Two ten-reom HOUR! with modern improvements; ae rodern improveisentas “Atopy tas weuee ae Georgetown. _ im?” {OH RENT—A fine large HOUSE, containing Bisons maton Rome sea ar os ry 7 house and stable; large yards; beautiful parkisg enclosed with iron 3 very healthy; st concreted, and near street cars. Has rented for fetes opr monde pad chee apes 101 lvance. 222 18th at. s.w. ‘sugaeeln” ) ow RENT—$23.60—Nos, 74 and 76 Congress ‘st., Georgetown, three story, press brick front: la obs, gas and batii-rooms; water in Kitchen and UEME, oan Washington ot APP WM, Be See enn Svan FOE BENT Very, pleasant FRONT BOOM, ‘windows % ; 1118 New York ave. Reference sd veiatet Wins ttaits, Sane ee & RENT—From October ist, a bandso and completely Furnished HOUSE, able part of the city. Rent low. toa n= sibletenant. Address K. £. L., Staroffice, ais-Im ee eer nee does BERR OMCOH RLS -Amn ABLORS and BED- for housel MB; 864 Peni avenues, corner aig Bee marli-Gm' ‘ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to 0o- cupy a e story sout mat room, or suitable for @grkemanand wife. ‘Tablo BOARD first class. 617 F st. n.w. febzs ANTED—To exchange, new STOV KS for old ones, Groceries or cl SE BOUTLER'S, Sth snd K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, novié-tr ANTED_—A perfect and clean co} number of the EVENING STA) # liberal price will be office, ANTED—CAEPETS to OLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works Zth-st. wharf Orders by mall, or eftat W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. {@1-1y ANTED-Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at home. Janié-1y BOARDING. ENTLEMAN AND WIFE CaN HAVE well Furnished FRONT ROOMS for $40 and $85, with BOARD, at 1007 9:h st. n.w. 8616-3t* ARGE, AIRY ROOMS, EN SUITE OR single. with first-class TABLE BOARD; also Trausient and Table Boarders accommodated. R>- ferences exchanged. 512 9th st, n.w. aud $06 st. mW. sey 5-61" of the first Palle SvPIy Me agsott AMILTON'S SPRINGDALE, LINCOLN. Lorpoun €o., VA Seat ROOMS and good Table, a: rales silted to the Lanes. se WhO have been prevented from getting away from the city, and now wish fora few w2cks of pure mountain’ air snd fresh country fare shoud uddsess E, B. HAMIL Be ps-B.* TON, as above. (PHE BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY, large airy ROOMS. furnished or unfurn‘shed, Bin excellent FAELE ES two gentie- en. with their Ww! or two si gentlemer 806 E steet. eae seeps ae" Wurears, BARGE. HAN DSOMECY FUR. » re! BOARD, can be had at 820 New York avenue. No children, ‘aug26 da* sia: Ss er B38. M. T. SOUTHALL will Mfrs i era —_______S0g3i-Im" ONT HOUSE.—Farties Gest: Tiles BosRD ian art ‘and a OOM: can locate at this Hotel tor the summer moat! at the following reduced rates: oy ents be ae ee th fel Te FRA name E Co- FARTNERSHIP HER: eth in R.A, 5} ‘Ree. GOLDEN, trading ‘asier ae le ot ee eee a per- ist consent sone incebted to said drm are reepectfoliy request to make immediave payment to Clther of the uncersigned, R.A. GOLDEN, FRANCIS GOLUVEN. Washington, D. C., August 31, 1878. sepa-6t* __Warhington, D. 0., Angus 31, 1878. sop8-60_ AME D SICK HO: TO cA Knees, cured Lamenesa, LOST AND FOUND. AKEN UP ASTRAY—"n m: ses, 19 T LAMBS. Theowner will please come tor ard, fe property, pay charges and m away” B SCUDER, B15 Georgia ave. Navy Yard ds a Soot ia are, Navy Yard 1° CBT_—On the 38th of August, a Maltose femals FeO a ne inder wut penas renee foal? 431 Carroll st. 8.¢., and recelve a suitable reward with the thanks of the owner. serd 2." O8T—On Bist August, on 414 st., between F and Penns. avenue, an ACCOUNT BOOK, marked A, Vives. * Nberal reward ¥; . Ey 08 given if returned to 6:8 43 at, 8.w. 1 OST—On the8d September. p.m, somewhere _4 on Ist st. n.e., an ENVELOPE contain $15.9. The finder'will receive the above reward by returning it toJ AMES KELLY, No. 810 1st, ‘between H and I sts. n.0. 1s ee ESTATE BULLETIN THCS, E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Baturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses For Sale. Vark Hotel, 7th st. road, mod, imps......+4 Continental Hotel, Pa.ave.,m. 1., 100 rs. 5.000 ‘721 723.79 16th st. n.w.. mod. imps., 10 rs.30,000 $09 M st. n.w., mod." tm rs. 17,500 959 K st, n-w., mod. imps., 11 rs. 2101 G st. n.w., mod. imps., 12 3215 K st. n.w., mod. imps. 453 ave. nw mod. imps,. 20 rs. 14'h and Q sts. n.w.. mod. imos., 10 rs... 514 ih st. n.w., mod. imps., 15 rs 2 Tiro-Story Brick and Frame Houses Fo: 1214 Penna. ave. 8.¢., f. 96 Delaware aye. n.e., b. 627 G st. 8.0., f. 313 12th 'st. s'w., f. 308 H st, n.e,, f. b. 141 and 143 A’st. s, 307 E'm st.. LeDrot 1€26 17th st. new., f. 21 to 29 Myrtie 426 New York ave., f, Unimproved Property For Sale. 2. & Bin sts, n.w.,p. tt bet. 24th & 25:h $1.00 Gr, F and 19th et. n.w,, perf! 85 M st., bet. 20th and 21st n.w, 35 st. bet. 2. and 3d_n, w., per ft 7 4 8 15th and 16 hu.w., pene 38 . We. Der A 5 O+t.."bet. 10th and 1th n.w., per foot -70 dot st. bet. B and © per ft. 65 Set, bet. 10th and 11th n.w., per ft -60 Houses For Rent. 1207 11th st. p.w., mod. imps.. 7 rs. 1426 Lith st. n.w.. mod. a) 17.G st. n.w., mod. 719 224 w od, imps. 12, mod. imps, . 10 1463 Pierce Place n.w., mod. £7 85-87-44 My 0. st. n. 47 Defrees st., 8 830 23d st., 6 rs. No. 2. No6, No. 615 7th st. 517 7th st oS88 BS EOS UrtteesotEtReeee ; B loin ofall property for fale and reat ou muy. books, in o} for sale and rent on. By which can’ on lication at offics, or will be sent by mail ir + sired. = Loans. ‘$2,000, $1,600 at 7 per cent. sep4-tr PEETY FOR BENT, er en SESE oe 10TH AND F 67S. H.W. 1888 New York ave. n. w., 13 rooms, furn.§150 00 G85 Pa. BVO, eWee LB TOE ee ce 108 OD 1390 Poun, a 907 13th st, S81 19th at. 1016 15th st. Sia) Pavers 515 94 st, ENT ee BR BEBE, BBR aye =e Bs seeaee rh § 3 RITE CBSRRNBRNTRSSSSATaTS SBSgsssssssssssssssssssss PI 5 $100 00 S388SSsssssses: M0. IMDB. veree-« » TOU, IMDB, ns, cone ‘od. imps, FESRSRREERERS see. 34 Qizarep OB STOLEN —From the premises of the unders}; ed, on the 7th of At one large bay Ouse. A suitable resend will be paid if returned to Mrs, J. BAR NET1T, No, 1716 Biggs st. n.w. sep5-3 * 426 REWARD—Lost at Imperial Hotel, Sep- tember 21, 1878, Cluster Diamond RING, con- tainirg nine small diamonds. The above reward wilt be paid if left at Imperial Hotel. sep4-2°* O8ST—SUM OF MONEY, in nee $5 Treasury Rotes; numbers ranging near 7,903 070. The inder will please call at 447 M st. u.w. aud receive thanks of loser and suit augso MAASEE, FROM EIGHT HOR3E3 FOR sale by F.K, WARD, Alderney Datrv, 629 E street n.w. - 80 HiCEse AND CARRIAGE FOR SALK-—A rfeetly sound and kind 7 year old neneE , 4-seated CARRIAGE and HAR- NESE, Hoth new in June, for $175., Owner <> fee sees ‘AGONS AND BUGGIES VERY LOW. Ww Jump-sat Carriages, New and bane ieee misisee wise oraenn et Pieton and side-bar_ Whitney, patent spring, three-tpring Grorer's Wagon. and a joy cl ee Ta @. Ww wseRaTH, e4-1m 26 10th street n. w., near Hay Market, “A, FIRST-CLASS NO-TUP BUGGY O4N BE FIRST-CLASS NO-TUE BUGGY ‘months * Gan be 4 T. H. G. TOVD. WAGON and H, ¥ been more seen at $94 C at. n.w. seps-3t TO LOAN ON WA’ Dia- POE sigretes eave i bas Fi -story Frame, Py Brick, a6 11 ‘aurp-awe KAI TATE BULLETIN, RAGE SE BORFORD. 208 & strect. ni 14 treet northwest, #2 rooms, orick Houses, with 7 and 8 rooms, and all 2: Meg Pye balance in smal! monthly payments, or to suit purchaser, I DERYON AL..— $100 will be pela for a FiRsT- Ci) A®S CLERKSHIP, coufiden- Uslly, M., Btar office, ps sep -8.* 7 HAY SireePn-w?, ‘two doors C No MISTAKE.) | $3'toa Nase of b Rone Dane 20 | first-class 20 | ing ill heantn, | _Pep&St™ FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODS. ER RENT—A neatly Furnished HOUSE, with R RENT. OUBES AT A. BACRIFICE. —$100 cash an: PHY GooDs AND CAGPETS. HER- | EY modern Improvements, containing prone: Hi $25 monthly for Houses of @ tomas mean: ~ — - 3°” | No. 406 Ist st. s.., Capitol Hill. Apply on the SESTLSATS. | AD excellent opportunity for men of | Gpenirg 200 ptaces Dress Goods, 12, to.B5e. ieee eae Umiited capreal: Best line all-wool Cashmeres 1a clty'> s caving of COOK, wasn | — ser6-6t_B. H. WAENER & CO., ‘16 F st. n.w. W to 5c. vard in orice, | E’RboMs tas itemnor turntanedy ice sere OREBARE INTEREST x A VALUABLE [uk SURy O28. 87 gy And hm “* = les children’s Hose at low prices. gat TABLE HOA MRD, “to suitable persons. E> faRO CONE OP en tor eale ta party wo will | Wool Flanucia 1d A So 25, ie eee its, trol of and W. C. BIBB, 2411 ae are Apply to Pennsylvania aves sepia. Canton Flannels, @c. up. = eal and om < yoy inpereal 'URCH. of t House tn elty on hit Cause for selk best Tapestry Lograins Address ‘Business, City P.O. $1. Ingraius, 25, 31, } HREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES | 4 ™ of very rich andvaluavie LAND adjoining asbington city and divided into 12 lots of dttare ent sizes to suit purchasers. This land, from its jocaticn, on F st. n.w, Tench Cashme BO convenience to the city and its quality. if mortals | artay. ‘ored Silks. eid Black wor mnirably suited for gardening OF trucking purpusss, | wis, very Cheap. Camels Halt De Boge hee Ir will be sold tn lot OF 86 & whole tract, ata sac- | tics, “Katekert scker and Tad Dress Ghote, rifice and upon easy terms. “C | Great variety. Fine double widin Navy Bae 1859 F st. mw. (second f190r. ) tw | Westernroot, Src. Yard wide Tong (och Ratehed MPORTANT, TO, CONTRACTORS, GOAL | Ricachet Cutten 10.."5.8 }o hand Meat ‘ . &C. A Sheeting, We. 5 . Di ‘The property in Geergetown. fronting 198 feet oa | toweling’ ‘Se. Sand mary TOM), Linen Crash for Gre ne st., below Bridge st., with a large ice PAnen Collars. 15°, (2 for 22.) Gents’ Linen afte house, together with living accommodations for a | 2c. pair. Clark's fet BE ERE Sel he ee Piet Ter caraenuead fOr ecvon Years | (Gspovis for Shc.) Ladies’ ait Linea Hematite’ Falls Ice cou-pany at a yearly rental | (alonersiian: 1508 low, or sold at a great Dargain, viz:—One-A/th of ite former value, Ibis well adapted for the following kinds of business, viz: Wood 2 up. Thompson's cele $ -00 pair. Waite tik © ‘briggan Hose, 5 and Coal, Ice, 8to1 Dairy, Cement. | Kegant 8 Button 5 Stone-crushing or ‘Asphalt Grinding, &c.. &c. | complete stock of ‘ton le Goes coca Would be exchanged for other onencumbered pro- | cheap. 10 per cent. «lise met allowed on all import rty. ITCH FOX & CUTTER, ed Goods, at BRODHEAD & CO °s, sepa St Corner 16th st. and Penn. ave. feldtr 939 F si= TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE iN sums t | @1.00 VELVET. ‘0 sult, at 8 per cent. interest. Apply to 3 . $1.00, i A. DARNEILLE, tey3.3t _ Corner 7th st. and Louisiana ave. Goop Quarry BLACK SILK VELVET, ONLY $1 4 Yan, Fok SALE A, BARGArs The STOCK ana | FIXTURES of a @ *uts and Ladies Furnishiag | Fiore. Inquire at $11 Pennsylvania avenue, east ‘Sep3-3i? UGAK STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES. CSE good loration. 7ih_ street, the De. fartmenis; rert only $90. Apply to WELLER & KAPETTI, €01 Penna, ave., undet National Ho- | This ts the cheapest Goods ever offered in this rel esa | city Call and examine it, at ‘ | j CONNOLLY'S, | GOS Ninth street, opposite Patent Onioa, O ‘M NEW ADVERTISEMENT Sonia TO LOAN, IN 8UMS8 To SUIT, ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELEY, AT P, WALLACH’S, Loan Broker and Jeweler, or 8 sepS-tr 1417 Pennsy vata avenue. - . . ¥ Gk BALE Qonventent to Ammendaie wv SEP ETL DES Se Oes: aio, tne BUILDING SITES" PotaM GUNES: | Baskets, pore woot, $3.69: Comforen, $1 a8; tered, healthy country. co ae ses fi MES, Beare aa. Sep¥-Sut_| Siiks all colors; Casaimerea for Ber Rom, two-story and basement le, Jd Ge th 711 Market Space. EGE, SALES A, Quimable RESIDES Se sicecea i sina loca ay ing r cent. 6 Sle Ma Cott, o i. rms $1,600 Cana: brane five yeate at 7 por | Recto Ba Mine ase and ah wide. am cent, F. W. MILLER & Co., lent. Cott Excellent «anton Fiaauel, 8; aug3l-6t 631 F st. uw. eautiful Fail Dress Goods. 15; Excellent Biaox ——— ipaca, ; Dr. ers Health © 5 0 LOaN. Bleach Tabie Linen, 60: Children's Conrad Soon: MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, ings, Immense assortinant, augg0 tr IX SUm6é To Sum, JEW FALL DEY Goops. 4 8per cent. On first-class busttiess proparty ai N ain i 7 ent. We are receiving NEW FALL DRY GOODS R. O, HOLTZMAN, id CARPETINGS daliy. Dress G aug31-tr 4 10 hand ¥ ets, n.w, specialty, “Flanncis Sn’ taste ta grat wT OAN=SIRODD, . Brussels ting at 7c., 80c.. Da ear cane ep Bh: sean OE HSS tha $1,000 | FPS ca BL AO poe ea 70 BT 46. pai= Wit BURFORD, terns, Ingrain Carpetings from SOc. up to 905 ang30-1m 708 E steeet, W. W. BURDETTE & 00,, No. JS YOUR TIME TO GET BARGAINS— | Nos. 928 77TH sT., i Saito F180. Alt tog Baltieg Gore | SS Hw. = Fc . ine avg@0-ly J. C. HOUSE, 1793 Penta. ave, ResMeoven. {OH SALE—Uron MONTHLY Pa — ae Sevoral HOUSES at the following prices cach: | , have REMOVED my stock of DRY GOODS te 81,250, a 060, “$3 B00" G00, | Ry New Store, corner 9Ti1 AND E STREETS MN. $6.60, “Apply to GON W, En areERs. -, two squares above Penusyivasia avon ae 1B abn screce. | Where T will be pleased t0 nce ail my old frieuds G, SOLDETELN 2 00., 4 wick a “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, ee NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D stnasts, | “f° 1m __Corner 9th and Eats. n.vo. Private Hntrance om Tenth Street, Nee ee —_— FALL DRY Goons, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- ston, op Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver. Be Ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable BOTTOM FIGURES, 5g, The oldest and largest business in the city, ul LAIN MOHAIL DEESS GOODS, all color, 50 Pieces of NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, cholce BOOTS AND SHOES. WHITE, ‘NEL, from 18c, ap, oZED TWILLED FLANNEL, af woot, trom GREAT LAC BLACK CABHMERES, all wool, from 600, Ns BLACK ALPACAS, from tbc. ube eee for ‘Boys, Me. BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, | BEDTICKING, trom ine oo si TABLE LINES, trom 960. ub; 491 Pennsyloania Avenue. C. M. TOWSON & CO,, SIGN OF THE RED FLA@. 636 Pennsyleania avenue, augat-tr South side, near 7th st. DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TEADE Wane PF: abe os 2 000 sanz 'ACIFIC PEBCALES see" . Bi Corset, best in the city, 4 iin tow fad treetae gemstones Meme GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO WHOLESALE ata at re ade by "as and BUYERS, = bea 100 pair of Ladies’ French Kid Button Front and FEN; Zavoue st) Galtimore, ranch—1008 F st. n. ‘Washington.’ myss-1y Circular Seam, Worked Button Hole at....| 0 Fuir of Ladies’ Srench Gost a =e ATTENTION I8 CALLED TO A OF LADIES' SLIPP: a Lot of Men's Gaiters from. PIANOS AND ORGANS. a. army fewed st..-... ALLET DAVIS & CO.S PIANOS.— 4 featgo Lot of Boye’ hiss, ia siscs Fi Nee hance eats “ok oa es fff yaad Uprights a epecialty, Porton ibe presented a bate oF over | aug80 H. L. SUMNER, B11 92h st. nw Dressing. Fe port wd of Rew and second- On Every Article Advertised a Discount | Jura tnt ANOS. CN ‘of Five Per Cent. will be Allowed. | jucge,gummer months, ie street, & few doors sbove sugsi-tr LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. | Scie "dgesey “tor? OVE,Fepuayivanla, avenue, A WosD TO THE WISE: a SUMMER RESORTS. #@-NO SHODDY! NO AUCTION !-@R ONLY SOLID LEATHER! Tae Best MakEs! LAtsst STYLES! BOOTS, GAITERS AND TIES, FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, TOURISTS. st janpie Os im Lhe city. = wm. KH. H ER, WM. JENNINGS, Sold at the well-known Old Established Soc House or jelt-Se Owners L. HEILBRUN, No. 409 7th street northwest, Sign of “THAT OLD WOMAN OF MIDE. Pp. 5 ge rice Lists to be had at store gratis. Ses RATLANTIC aes | June ist. wie tooot M. B. HOOPES. COAL AND WOOD. Ce woop JOHNSON pois ERS, yeiony. ITY, ALIEE. GESTS MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO SHIETS AND PANTS For Eagty Fauw, W. 5. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. yo PICKLING. PURE CIDER VINEGAR ap . SPrIcgs. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York eunues, seys-tr near U. 8. Treasury Department. ie