Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1878, Page 2

* nnn THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON THURSDAY October 10, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYE Editor. Averag= sworn Daily Circulation over 17,5€0—bdeimg G much larger bona fide, regular an@ permanent circulation than that of all the other daily pivers in the elty added together. ‘Te Travelers and Residents Abroad. THE EVENING STAx will be found on file at the por oon pis where. ai: advertisements and subscriptiors will be receiv: Henry F. Gillig & 20. ep sisand, Charing ed ee Y. fart mulevard. Magen exe Meraid ofice, 61 Avenue del'Upers, Faris ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or tenor, anc not to any individual nam: erwise ing Gelaye may Occur, oD account of ab Bence, etc. ‘ete., should in all cases be payable ny Eiwararen te the of THE EVENING STAR ComPany,—not to that of any individ -anoaymon communications not read; re- manuscripts not returned or preserved. Special Notice to Advertisers. THE Stak will appear in new type on Mon- day next, when all advertisem2nts will be reset. Advertisers who wish to make for that issue any change in their announcements, as Standing at present, will please send in new copy for that purpose not later than Saturday One is liable to do an injustice in making She suggestion, since circumstances not visible om the surface may explain matters, but it does seem as if the way in which the ninety Cheyenne warriors, amounting with their families to not less than 400 persons, have been permitted to ravage the settled portions of Kansas and Nebraska is disereditable to our national police. Soon after the Iadians left the reservation the army authorities close at hand were informed of the fact. They nevertheless permitted the Indians to get nine hon s start. ‘The march of the rebellious band, which has not been checked has been marked by robbery, ravishment and murder. They have crossed the Union and Kansas Pacific railroad lines, which fact if properly acied upon, should, it Would seem, have been sufficient to ensure their close pursuit and capture. Bat plains ©f interception have been as unsuccessful as the sternechase. Neither state nor federal authorities seem to be able to Dring to punishment ninety raffians who are ravaging a well peopled section of the country, pierced by two great railroads. Asa conse: nee disaffected Indians in all quar- ters are beginning to feel encouraged. Some have become openly hostile and others have acted in a way to cause rumors of an impend- ‘ing War of serious proportions. If the Indian Durezu can be shown to have neglected its duties in the way of furnishing food which ‘was provided for by Congressional appropria- fion, then it must share the responsibility for this dcplorable condition of affairs with the army, which has, apparently, mismanaged the Cheyernes ever since they have violently transferred themselves to its supervision. The conference of believers in the personal pre-milennial advent of Christ. to be held in New York during the last two days of this month ard the first of the next, will attract Much attention. The purpose of the ministers who will then assemble will be to set forth in clear terms the ground of the hope which in- Spires them, and to give mutual encouraze- ment in the maintenance of what they believe to bea most vital truth for the present times. Similar gatherings have assembled In Eagland, and the movement has assumed large propor- tions within the past few years. Some of the foremost men in the church of England are among iis supporters. The call to the meet- ing in New York is signed by 11! ministers, many of them being men of acknowledged abiltty. The call sets forth that when from any cause some vital doctrine of God's word has fallen into neglect or suffered contradie- tion and reproach, it becomes the serious duty of these who hold it not only strongly and constantiy to reaflirm it but to seek by all meaps in their power to bring back the Lord's people to its apprehension aud acceptance. The doctrine of Cnrist’s second personal appearance is believed to have long lain under such nezlect and mis- apprehension. The sad decline in our times from the clear, vivid faith of the early church on this doctrine is pointed out. Very many Christians have been taught to think of the coming of Christ as equtvatent to their own death ; others regard it as synonymous with the gradual diffusion of Caristianity ; here and there are those who speak of such an event as a fascinating dream, never to be re ilizad. The conference will labor for a wi‘lespread revival of the ancient faith on the subject, as based on the scriptures, in which it is “strongly and constantly emphasized as a personal and imminent event, the great object of the ehureh’s hope, the powerful motive to holy living and watchful service, and the inspiring ground of confidence amid the sorrows and sins of the present evil world.” The collapse of the inflated balloon of green- Dbackism and a death-blow to the hopes of those Politicians who have aimed by concessions to profit by the supposed strength of the new Party, are the evident results of the Oztober elections. The decision of Onio is a victory primarily for hard money and secondarily for the republicans. Whether or not the latter party succeeds in making a tie in the Congres- sional delegation, the effect of its success in carrying the state ticket and in nearly neu- tralizing the democratic gerrymander will be felt in the November elections. Unless it is discovered that the democrats have control of the Congressional delegations from both Ohio and Indiana, greater encourazemsnt, therefore, will be taken by the republicans than by their opponents. But as far as abso- Jute gains are concerned in the important Points at issue the democrats have come out ahead, however short of their expectations they may have fallen. The poor showing made by the national party lessens the likeli- hood that there will be no popular choice in the next presidential election, and that the Vote will be thrown into the House. But in Such event the democratic control of the Congressional \iclegations from Ohio and In- diana would be fatal to the success of the republican candidate. It would bring the democrats within one of the twenty states mecessary for an election. The nineteen States controlled by them would be Ohio, In- diana, Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, North Car. Olina, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Vir- ginia and West Virginia. And there would ra. main California, Connecticut and Nevada from which to draw the other vote. But it is not certain that the congressional delegation in either of the states under consideration will be democratic. The vote in Ohio may ba atie. The republicans must have a clear ma- jority in the Indiana delegation or lose the vote of the state. If they tie with the dem- Ocrats the thirteenth representative, who at present indications is a national, being elected by democratic votes, will decide iu favor of that party. Accurate news of the result in the congressional districts is consequently @waited with interest. ————<-e--_ Mr. Tilden’s chances for the next presidency Would seem to be represented by a cipher. The Ohio idea is discovered to be that Sena- tor Thurman’s prospects may be properly Fated at the same figure. —__$§_soo-—_____ It appears from the report for the year end- Ang September 28 that the yield of the mines in the Cumberland coal region was 1,167,610 tons, being an increase of 59,915 tons over that of last year. It is stated that accounts from other localities Indicate more or less increase over several years past in the supply of this fuel. Itisto the demand rather than tothe supply, however, that one must look first for of the prosperity or depression of the coal trade. Much of last year’s large pro- duet is stored waiting for the return of pay- ing prices, and much has been sold at an ac- tual loss. ——__—__-see.__ The curious agricultural fact is laid before the public that the production known as the “Ohio idea” flourishes better when trans- Planted in a cold climate, such as that of Maine, than upon its natiye heath, tor of BATES BGs rata sccrifice, A. ADAM: WANTS. | FOR RENT AND BALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. |_ FOR RENT AND SALE. DRY GOODS. 36 9b st, near the avenue. Georrs PERFECT HEATER. HEAT EQUAL TO STEAM. H. IL. GREGORY, 6234 Pennsyltrania avinur. J*TEY ORGANS. ERADBURY PIANOS, 7 INTA#3. MA NICHOL 417 10:h st. now. a TART DA cite GRD shout aft of 2getotake care of an infaat. AD 1415 Q ste nw. Fo P FENT—Wnfurnisted ROOMS Twoats orthree at eR Location first-cla’s. Ke! | Fohasa, 8 good sv a-hind E23. Address P.O B x 47, stating #:ze, prier, patter ASTED—Four ©; Bast. uw. oc 10-2 * OR RENF—Two or three Unfurnished | R RE seoon? flor; =]! mocern improve | Bick UMS, ments, Apply at 2118 Penhs.Ivav'aava, s-pS4- VK RENT Nic ly ed KUO MS Ont first md third Moors: toe tion vary aesi-a') © nver tent to street cars; 1403 |. st n.w. 0°10 8: FOR, BENTOHC US © No. 323.0 etn Per month to réspo.sible tenant. "Be quired, ect10-3: ‘(KRENT-BTCR© and DWELLING, No. 12457 het. n.w.: 130 ms: rent bw. ‘Apply to Al BERT F. ‘No. 920 F st. n.w. 0-t10 3 Latest S“yies: Easy terms:, New instruments for! «p', andrent allowed toward purchase, Prices dwn {0 * : ANTED—ToO Rent wife one cr two RUOM?. farnishe] or uaf1 rd. In a private family; re ences exchanged; 13)1 Mas. To a gentieman jj) RRS T_—Two desirable HOUSE, Nos 10) Fira S23 mustourt arnen Rent ow — toqa're On the premises or of FRANK T. BROWNIN: Columbian Law Building, 5 hst. ‘octlO 6 SANDERS & STAYMAN, Shepherd Building, 11:9 Pa. avenue Washington, 15 N. Charles s>., Baltimore AVANTED A gon COOK, whis or voch ins private f-mlly; hest’ of rafereaces re= qu'rcd, Leave address at Box —, S’ar offi -e. for days, {SMPIBE OBR SALE—A rest 8-room COTT GE; beani- tui frent yard; desirable neighborhood; No 1892 20 hst., ner Stewart Castle; $1,600. JS, G@ _HESTER, 513 7:h st. ‘octl0 ANTKD—A reliahte. esersetic MAN, wall acqnainted in Waehi: ne 'y aD} at Pennsylvania ave., betwean 1 and 3p. 7. ton, can vrovure A HEATING AND COOKING RANGE. ic Office, aot y i KR RENT—Three-story BRIOK, No, 1508 9th ete 10 roms and b:th roomnew'y papered and poinwd. Ront $35. App'y to ALBER? F. FOX. No. 920 F st. u.w. ‘02110 3; THE ONLY RELIABLE RANGE IN THE MARKET TO DO 178 WORK SATISFACTORILY. ve set ¢ver thre? hatdred of them in! EVERY ONE GUARANTEED. Also, Repsics furnished for the above and put 13 by compe‘ent workmen. H. I. GREGORY, 634 Penn-ylounit avenue. ANTED-EMPL '1YMENT b7 an effictent Archi ere Dreaenen sy Bey poses? prepare piace. specifieacicns aud data Is. Add" Qratrabor tuner ‘otto 2 ANTED—Part of a LOT in Oak Hill Gom)- WV ery. threcor four mies: must be: dona cash yayment, NTED—By a first-class ‘0- E3SMAKER ood Cutter ard Fitter Work in families: ould tke a position ina Dressmaking estavlish- ment; test_of references. e*,?? Star office. NI*D_ hy arell-be colored Mana Bi N In a Boariing-house or privats faxn- Ly; willing to make himself wefal b tiem ork: gcod refereace. Address A. HG oc TT. EDW. LUMBER, WOOD AND CO iH, BLINDS, MOULD: Siayivanla av S006 0.W. EPL: 9.0 street aid Virginia Address *“Drss Eee OFFICE: 910 Vir ‘AY TED—By a respsctable yoan; @BiT [ATION in a privatefami! sewirg, hous ‘work ard make soul; best of references, Address now have no par'ner, and no.connestion what- ~ ‘ortuterest tne my former bstablishe ine foot of ith street southeast An experience of twenty-three years, and tho fact that I row have but iitils expense, my business conéucted almost exclusively’ by my own famliy, enables me to compete su avy stiniisr estabiishmext in th’ Cetermined that all my ousiness opera’ conducted with the same promptness that has always chara terize4 them. herself generally ANIED—A few resyeciable YOUCHS, de- sirovs to receive a thoroagh ed 8 and Civil Engines: 8, m st. corner of 7th n.w., dally o'clock; montaly fee. $3. ANTED-—By a gentleman ana wife, two fevohs, coneistiterat Parlor ard B-dr om on second fiacr, with Board; northwestera secticn of city. between H and N sts and 13th and 17h sts. Address ‘Roo! uceessfaliy with erst 506 FOR $1. locality rest:tct-d to 000 3 HENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, Which Praws October 15. Don’r OV} RLOOK THE OrvortUNITY. Bead the Scheme and grasp this opportuntty—it may be a wheel of fortuue to you. getthe prize, and you may be ine lucky one. ANTED—AT ONCE—A LUNCH CO INTER about 20 feet long, at the Marble Jaloon, © ner 9th st, and P: 9. D—By A Lapy—Two smallROOM$01 second floor; terms must ba moderate; refer- Be anged, Adires: D. F,, Star offive. or ‘. Roms one will £ Ragaccopane ‘ANTED—To BEN’ OUFK, 407 14th tenant. Inquire in TED—To BENT—To gentlemen, two or AN’ three ROOMS, furnished or unfuratal rivate family at West End, Add.ess it. 5. ‘w.; madern improv: - artments; rent low t jo. 495 oc) 1,000 Prizes of NTED-T 27 Approalmation P ie CANVASS3ARS on a new and poywar work, whieh will nee: with ready tale; terms liberal. h 4; Agents of National Pubiishing ANTED—By a lady, who has had som> yea B experience as music teacher and g>verues fome mu icécholars, ora are. s rizes AMOUAINg 60. | | &| SZESSESSSE28 g 1,894 Prizes amounting to. hole ‘Fie 10 Si. FA Adrees ail orders to our ereneral Eastern WILT LAMSON Broadway, New DIUKINSUN, M sition 38 Vis tinz g v= 599 ; terms very reasonalle, Addre:s A. M.B octlO 3t SIMMONS & ff, DLW. octd 8 eee ee eee ESTE ANP 14th £78.—tight-room Bri-k Htrripi $18: Is) six- rom HOUSr, 921 K st.. $20, Als, HUU‘E 1818 St Bow. Apply at LIC Let. n.w. €etl0-35, (OR RENT- Three sto-v and basement trick DWELLI>G, No 440 K st. n.w ; in goo! © xdition; rine ‘oom; hath, gas, and water in suchen. ‘Rent $25. Apply on premise: or at 12th st. n w. oc:10-3 WK KENT “three large, pleasant, comauni- cating ROOMS, furni-hed sutiably for hous = keeping. toa t-nant without childrea; gas. recm and Water closet. Apply at No. 435 K new. 0¢:30-3 »K KEN T—¥our HOLSS3, Nos 2023, 2024 2(26 and £030 ot Pet. n.w.3 jast firistied: ll wouern imp ovements; gcod sewerag > aud water. Arply to No. £020 Prt.n.w, @uol reference quired. J. 8. HOPKINS ‘oc'10 3 (OR REX T—-ROOM?. Boh back and ‘roxt, first and second floor. bright sann’ reams, ho a decid waer. Very low price. 816 C st. Le- tren 419 end 81 sts. Positcr pt.—SUAKD |1- erded with 100ma, it OK EENT-N&«R MARKET AND Cans—12 two-story Brick HOUS®8 0 7 rooms eac :; all m cern imorcvementa. Rent reduced to $12 per menih. For particulars apply ty T. E. WA ~G \- MAN. 619 7-hst. FOE, RENTOON | Ban large, Pandseme Ris~ DP .tiy thrnitbec ; very conve ilenca; near # ere; 115 Prospect st., Georgetown. Inon OR RENT—Futi:het ROOMS on first and recend lors: single or en sulte; all mod i private ‘amliy: Ne. avd H and 9th a-d 10 JR BENT—Handsome Brick HOUSE, No. 3032 17th st. next th corner of x st; ecn’alts ten rooms, wiih dress ng rooms at ‘ache i teach bedroom, ard all modern tmrroyeme its, luquire at COGAN & SON'S, corner 20th ant H sts. Dew. octl0-3 * OH RENT—Chrerful furnished, corner fro.t ROOMS, as par'or and bed room3 or Fivgl?, ih heat, gas aud bath; in comer houze ‘vg park; three lines of street cara within a squara: three square: north of PateatOfmfice. Cal attor 12 in., or eddress 1003 8h st. n.W., cor. K. octl0-2 = OB KENT—A new STORE, D WELLING ond fine CELLAR; water, gas, &c.; corner of 24 0 ad I sts. ; excellent location for grccary or p-ovi- sion Imsiness. Rent low. Also, a neat five-r om. HOUSE. No, 814 24th st. Apply to D:. MACK- ALL, corner Congress and Dunbarton sts.,George- town. octlo-65 3 ANTEV—A Furol-hed or partly Farulshed HOUSE of about 10 reoms fur se.ect boarders; must be b.tye2n 7th and 16th and Eaad ssts. no. to 90 a month, in adv: 6th of October. or Ist of Ni 8.,7) Star cfil:e, ‘ANTED—HOUSS fo1 northwest section «f city, and 18:h sts. west, and H and Q sts. north; must be in good neighborhsed 1 il pair. with modern improvemeats exceed $50 per month; payable month! tly, in ?dvance, at option of owner; will > wanted for one yesr or more. 7. stating street and number and reutal. OPOSALS FOR GRANITE WORK, ed Pcoporals will be received at the offi7e - S. Capitol grounds, corner o' enueard B street northeast, until 12 fS Ur IST, for farnishtn; ite plea, and coring and rocked face. the improvements ft the Cay ‘ specifications canbe seen. 24 at the office of the engineer, et reserves the right to accept 1he suis for furnishing rounds,”? and ac- Jes of material to le used. Architect U.8. Capitol. Meal i the Kngtn-er of U W.; rent from 60 » between Lich Lave Sor 10 rocms, whole or any part cf ary bid. Bids wi | be incorsed— Piers, coping, & companied Dy ra DWARD C oct4O Eotoc:3t M*®*: JONES’ COUGH MIXTUBE. Address P.O. ANTED-—InMEDIATELY—A genteel ten or twelve-room HUUSH Letweon F and U and 1Zih and 18 a Apjly at KENNEDY NT#N—fy a Lady one or two nicely-fur- ished ROOMS on 11th st ya will be asked, Address L. REDUCTION IN Pic: one doliar to 25 50 cents for large siz9. MRS. JONES’ COUGH MIXTUSE Is highly eccmmmended for severer cases of Co! Hoarseness, Bronchi ciplent Consumption, to grown Ey whare no q1es- cents for small wn From 60 cents aud and ANTED—A few more HOUs8S to thorougt- ly rpair and rent to thet perticulars addraes “Business,” Star Best references given. q Influenza and In- 'y easy to adminis:er Persons or children, with the happiest OR RENT—One to five Unfurnished ROOMS fronting south: fh and bath; ‘suliable tor housekeepiug, 1203 H st. n.w. oct8-3 * FUE BENT. Three-story BRICK, No. 410 L st. n.w.. six rooms, latrobe, bath. Taqu re at No. 1207 6th st. n.w, ‘oct8-3 * POs HENT—PAELOR and BED-ROOM, nicely Turnished, on second firor; also, one Unfar- nishcd ROOM on third floor, at "1209 F st, new. oct8-3 © R KENT—Two ROOMB. one front and one edjolning: tuitable fer offices or light work- Bent $10 per month, 321 Peon yaate ‘oci3 * sho] Ve. DLW. UR RENT—HOUSE 609 4th st. n.w.. ten rooms, bath, cellar. Also, HOUSE 418 6h +t on.w. Apply H. J. FOnT, 420 6h at, r.W. ocid-3 * {ORK RENT—Handsome, Furntthed HOUSE of eleven rooms; comp’etely fitted up for winter With new carpets; a'l modern improvements. No, 1825 1 st. n.w, ‘oct9-3t" Fe RENT—HOUSE No 832 Ist st. n.o., seven rooms: mcdein !mprovements; $22 per moa'h, Also, STORE and DW ELLL*G, corner D and 13¢ St. n.e.; $30 per month. T, GALLIGAN, 280 Ast st. ne. 06 9-81" Naud WIFE without tacum- Man for coachman W. msn to cook, wesh and iro: t have best of ‘references and kn w sh ess thoroughly. Ty such a couple a g001 good wages will be given, Call ee oci 8-41" For sale only by ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST, Cor, 14th and I sts. and 2d and Dsts. n.w. ceti-r ANTED_EVERY BODY to 8 for only $2 par doz=n; wu OPEN ON MONDAY, ANTED—CUSiOMERS for COUNTRY BUITER, Cetivered cayy to suit, “CL. LING, Epencervile, Montgomery county, Ma. ‘oc4-6_* OCTOBER 7, 1878, In additioa to our large stocx now on hand, {OR REN T—933 K St — Two large ROOMS, ou tuite, furnished ag parlor and bei-room cr two. Led-rooms; on secon’ floor; soutbern expo ure: cosets, hot and cold wacer; location excelient and central ocd 3° FB EENT, Very, desirable OFFICE 200 43 in 3t. Cloud Building. also. twolarge Halu KOOMS, guitabe tor clal or society mostin: apply to J. J. ALBRIGHT, Rvom No. 2 Cloud Building. oc 96 OR RYNT-A sunall, Furnisced HOGS. or half of it; in a central soca'ion, near Kbit Houe Reul $40 p.r monly, aa advang’, Ref | .5 Siar 0c 9:3.* ‘Fences requind. Address cite, —O10 GOLD asd SILVER In far, Highest price pai & CO., Manufacturing Jewellers, 336 ave. Lin VE (25) MOR: TWENTY-FI OF INGKAIN © = NEW PATTERNS JARPETS. ANTED—A smart, active white MAN that bas teen uso to work, and of good memory, me of Restantant expe ress Hox 1, Star offie. to examine our 50, 37, 60 60, 75 and 80 Cents, No common auction room Carpets in our stock. guarantee all our gocds to run regular through le of Brussels made serard. to attend a dumb waite: lence preferred, add. ANTED—You personail: complete stock of BEWING MACH! New American, Howe, Remin; I the attachments. Tawers, $30, at J. FF. M Renuirg $3 per month, and repairing the price or no sale, ‘The very best qua‘ity and in the Uniteds: Floor O11 Chole, ail Nottingham Lace, 25c. 200 pairs of large dot $2.50 per pair, at ton, or Davis, wich znd up. ule white Blankets, from ANTED—FEATHER BEDS .CE'S. 616 La. ave. ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK: ve, augsl-ly ANTED—MOTHS and othe: insscts In farni- ‘superheated st 0. M. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘to renovate, at augsi-ly ME##8s- M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. Invite Inspecticn of their :D—A perfect and clean co a liberal price will Apply at the Star ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, | °"°- ‘gugs0-tt ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1 00- third story south front room, or ater a Cele which have been reduced to such low figuresas to | suitable for gentiemanandwife. Table BOARD. compete in price with Chandeliers of other mate- febas rials, and fer surpass them in beauty and farnish- ew BTOVES fer old el, at BUTLER'S, 6th neys cured or no novié-tr A.H.PICKRELL, Pres. POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY, of Georgetown, D. C. inted Washin; pay. Stoves rected, A4NTED—CARPEKTS & FERRY'S Eure! J.W.DEEBLE. Sec. to CLEAN, at MCGEY 8 Beat id tin Tth-st. wharf. Orders by mail - 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. 121-ly ANTED—Gentlemen to Know that WM. x, 10L1 New York Having been the above well-known and reliable, daily between the hours of 9a.m_ and to renew old Policies and take risks JQ! H. CASSIN, Agent. ton Agent for avenue, makes be madé at home, FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—New top BUGGY, $90; H. HEX PLR, 453 Peut roperty of overy di vrocam er A NEW DEPARTUBE. ave. Cor. 414 st, y HORSE, six Alsoa ‘OR SALE—An elegant fami} years o'd. sound ard gentle. Jumj-seat Carriaga and Harness nearly WILLET & LIBBEY, Bew. Eold for want of use. Ax ply 523 ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT KR. H. ARNE'S Stable, 192 Georgetown. 2) head’ cf HORSBS from West Virginia; some heavy draft Horses: snd some fiue Driving and Saddle Hors P irof five Mules Gorner Hixth street and New York avenue, fine new eight spring WE RAVE OPESED 4 NEW YARD, ph Beckhau3, of Paila- than the cost of man- callapd examine it. A'so a fall ‘second-hand Carri P descriptions, at pz1i own macufactire a ‘C8, Carriage Man- OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YAED, ‘Where we will keep on hand a large lot of CHEAP LUMBER, Suitable for all cheap work, ace by delphia. Will be sold at i u‘ac’uring it. line of new and Buggies, cf all tim rt of specialty.” ANDER WJ. ufacturer, 412, 414 9nd 416 14th at. Wk REN T—Three cr four pleas nt 0 HOUMS with use of ba:h, hotan 3 cenirally located, near en sylvanis ave. Refererce requived adaress ‘*H.,?? Ro-m 63. War Department. oc 93 * WR RENT—furnished ( AL JIBS on floor, two ROOMS on second fluor. with + bo and cold water third-story ROOM: TRE Beat Was a6 Soneemen au tBels Wives: charict8 [ass the door, ay after mm 1818 G st! ne ci’ * ished wer, urn nd KH RENT—Two GRICK$, 5x rou bath and concreted cel ar eac! Nos. 1465 and 1467 T st, S$ ory BRICK, 480 1. st, 8 w.: $10. ‘Thrée-store Dou ¥RAMM, all ‘mod-rn improvemonts ani stehe; 228 East anliol st; nd storv. No. 1410 New ¥: a HOL1ZMAN, 1821 F st. n.w. JR RENT—1 wotnites of Furn sied BODMS near 14'h street cir le; smal private famil-. Acarets C: CLF, Evening Star office, oci8-3.* ‘OR RENT—One oF iwo_ ecm nunicatin KOOMD; gzs, water ard bath; 1414 16h 5 nw. Cei8-3i* i RENT—HOUsE No. 200 H st. n.w.; gai 2 and wa er; 10 rooms. or particulars apply to. E, & RENT—Partor whole of a nicsly Farnish-d HOUBF; convenient to Capito! and Gvera- ment I'rinting Office. Rent reasonable, Lnauice cD premises, 1C4 ¥ st. n.6. oci8 3° Fe K&NT—On 15TH—Une of those nest nina 1c HOUSES. wiih cellar and hot and cold all modern im provements; si pueecn H st. n.w., near Ist, Inguire D. CONNEUL, Grocer, opposite correr. Oc 8-6i* Fx. RENT—The attractive Voutie Hw USEN 2012 # st. p.w. Kenecia'ly desirable for aire pay. officer. Eeptal very low. F SMITH. ke Estate Broker, Le Droit Zutidir: corner 8th and F sis oc’ 6. FOE BENT. A second tloor o: tur Uaturaisued desirable ROUMS; southern exposure: lees In every respect; suitable for hous-keept fuel and gas;925. address F. E.'R., Slaro HREXNT— First-class Business S a a STU tz 4OUM, 8148.hst. near Penusyivanis aven lately occupied by W. M. Brows. Apply fork» to J. W. COLLEY or JUHABON, 8 ITT: CO., Bsliimore, Md. 208." LOR RENT—Desiavie RUOMB on 11h si., b=- tween M ard N; single or communicating. Ap- sy st 2224 11th st.'n.w., after4p.m. 0c.7 6.* SE BENT — A? 494 30 st. x. w.—Furuisied SUITE: also. single KOOMS suitable for ,cn- quired, ‘OR RENT— 439 MISeOURI AVENUE —In com- pete order, 15 rooms, A desirab e location for a boarding house, being in front of the Baitimore ard Potomac depot. Apply 22 L st. n.w. oc7 6.* & REN ¢—HOUBE 419 6th st. n.w. Rent mederate to a reliable tena it, pa t of which will be taken out in boara by two persons If suited, Apply 720 12th et. now. oc 5 By* PPQEBENT One tnree-story Brick HOUSE, 9 rcoms, bath room, and all modern improve- ments, No. 223 18th s..s.w., near the Agricul tural Department: ten minutes’ walk to the Tres- good nelzhborhood. Inquire at No. 493 7th w. Bent $25 per month. oct5-85 timen; hot and cold water. References, re. | oct7-6* B SALE_Three HORSES, twostde-bar shift- VA. PINE BOAEDS, all lengths, per 100 ft.$1.00 VA. PINE BIDING, per 100 feet.......-+-+ 1.00 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 100 ft. 1.20 VA. PINE JOIST, med'm lengths, per 100ft. 1.35 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet. POPLAR, %, Mo. 2, per 100 feet... WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000...... 9.50 WHITE PINE PALINGS, dressed, 4-4 and G4, per 100... Gf oR h, 7 years old. is caller to all gaits of the saddle, iskindg in| No. 3isa ro They are all wa:rante be sold together or sepa sacrifice, ax own ly to stable rear of residence Lee peng ony with Gt esr ObSE and HARNESS. ‘ap Le seen at br. Bisble, on @ st., close one- horse UA! 1B BAL E—Second-hi ‘LET, in splendi ‘ork cit $450; top PARK FHAC1ON, THE ABOVE LUMBER IS ALL @90D, ween 6 h and 7th sts. for sale. WH ARH NEVER OUT OF IT. and COUPE, ta aratraia -hand LAW- a order. made in’ For Fine Lumber, see The Post. 5 a THEY SELL WELL. 24.00.) . = ‘The low price and good quality sells NICKEL TRIMMED BUGGY HAR- NESS, At the practical Factory of JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Beventh stroct northwest, Jolning 044 Peuows’ Hall, Fe RENT—Two two-story Brick HOUSES, 8 rooms, bath room, stable, all modern im: provements, cellar; the houses newly fresco painted; No. 618 and 624 22d st. n,w.; the chariots Tun up to the door. Inquire at No. 403 7:h st, n.W. mnt $0 per month, oct5-8t and Bive Rea | Bes No. 17¢8 = Bruk § teehee twobandwomely | x1. Ni Purniahes BOOMS. ail mocern improvements, | Brick Nov Jerms moderate. 929 K st. n.w. eepit | Breck No. {UH KENT—A fine large HOUSE, conatning | Brick No. 2a 12 rooms, besides bath rooms aud water co-els, aa. hot and cold SRe, eange Latrobes. © corr house mod stable; large yards: D pelosad With lon railing: very healthy strovt nean concreted, and nesr stree! cars. Has rents ‘A carefal permanent tensnt can procars this AINs RD . Ly house at $40 per month, paid Inadvance. Apply at 222 18th at. 6. angaztr | ¢ "QE BENT— Furnished 2 AH1ORS and BED- | M ROOMS, and BOOMS farnist.ed for hoarokeep ig, and several mail BED ROOMS: 354 ix et er 46 st. BUSINESS CHANCES. NOR BALE-GROCFRY acd PROVI-ION B\ ORE; ina good location. “Asp y 431 6 ‘OK BALB—Two very fine Fagivh B.L.@UNS ; $8 ata eactinice, BB, WALLAGH'H Lost sill ty ae 1417 Pent sylvahia avenue. ‘octio 3" | 149 (OLD—A BsnGain Fon $150_ | 1%6 M Bro Wat FIxTURSS of s PROVISION | waa STORE: best stand in Washlegton; cash trate of | 1496 jay. BIZ. Starofice. Le" | Get iT—The ROWLING ALLEYS cum r have Gste: newer iear of National and Me- 14: ‘repolitan Hotels: fire a iews comp ete outfis. ts, H. WARNER & OO .816F at nw. octl0-3 -NIRD_T. purchase a copy of FAKIZS W aed eavATE Dine Crone alse FOR 8Y2H'S MAP 0} WASHING TON, Must, bs eygav. “Address, 1B price, ice. Ro FOR CITY ES Qk BALE OB pereles of LAND, with # Frame Dwelling and DALI, No + BAN BES Yentent to the cit! Will be rented to 3 simp-y the beard cf th Apply to FITCH, FOX & CU IT! avenue, . with carriage-houss, con- | 417 K ete tng the dor.) | G22 Hs ty, | Cor H, 1437 Poona, | 427 ML o 103° tral. at 8 per cant euit, hom — 10 $500 a ocd c street nw. T RMPLOYES, 89K ‘An ¢1d establishtd GROCERY, STOCK. FIX- TURIB and BUILDING Wil Ve sold at a low figure, as the owner is abouto leave the city on U. B. service, Cish purghasers only. Appiv to 3" E. C. EK} FOR, BALES An A Bancain — Turesstory BRICK DWELLING, No. 810 E +t. 8.0. crntaining 9 rooms; 10t contalss 5.500 feet on rear; within one equare of Wallach sch nt near_avente cars. Property cost $5 500; wi"! se 1 for $3,500, in pay’ cept ther p:operty tn part payment. FITCH, FOX & CUTTER 1437Pa.ave, | Est e 7 g it of pirece alleys G5 qexcass of Atty doliars, can ear of somethin; heir advantage by calling om. oO (PETER CAMPHELL. = 1431 Pennsylvania avenus, Oct-20 (New Corcoran Building. ) _oct5-2w___(New Corcoran Butlding.)__ ‘O TOAN—$3,000 and $1 200 at 8 per COD ny T $200 at 10 pet cent. = Persons vowing Taxes for PRR sole Ap: W. E. RURFORD, td 708 E strest n.w. DE BALES ‘wo three-story Brick Houses of 8 rooms, Bs, water ard bath, and in nice order, located on Da: frees street, reuting for $16 per month, for $1,500; small czsh payments ad tong tino. Three two-story Brick Houses of 6 rooms, gas avd water, located on north A street, betwees 4:h SPREE sts., and renting for $12.50 por month, for Also. a large ist cf pronarty. locat™ tn every scetion of the city, from $400 to $40,000. Business iow, tims, ith low rates of nisrest, W. E. BURFORD, sey 25 Resl &: KSIRABLE HOU ES IN DIFFERENT roe JOUN SHERMAN & CO., sepi4-1m Bt. Cloud Building. 77 HE JEWELRY STOKE, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, REMOVED TO THIS PLACE, 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAS? CORNER OF TENTH AND D 873. Prwaie Entrance on ith street, advances mate on valuable Personal y to any amcuxt and for avy time desired, y reasonable terms, A larze stock of fine soods for sale, The oldest and largest business in the -ity. sepa tr N OLD-EsTABLISHED = MERCHANT TAILOR’S STORE FOR RENT, | Fur STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALB. Wi-bing to close my business, I now oifer the above desirable opportuni y to any responsible patty engaged in the business and desiring to make benge. ‘The stcck on hand {s small; for which and the fixtuzes I will require the CASH, with @ literal 2 discount, Beut of STORE will be reasonable. B. H. DUVALL, Sepl7-1m 458 Penn‘a ave., bet. 455 aud 6ch ats. $580,000 TO LCAN, IN 8UMS TO SUIT, GN WATCHES, DIAKONDS. JEWELRY, & At P. WALLACH’S, Loan Broker and Jeweler. _nerSetr 1417 Penvsyivanis avanue. KOR ¥ALX—Oonver tation, the Drar fine BUILDIN' ler: HOUSE and RUUN, ABNER A Rs Eb Menuet, | —_ | oct8-tr_ Cor. 18th & F nw. ¥ = 1318 V st. nw, 132 Mass. ave. ue ui a Fruit of thet Wool B’ankets, $1 per pair E cgaut 3. batton Kid Gloves, $1.25 por pi Clerk's best 20-yard Sool Gottoa, > Penn. ‘ave, ict and Ladies’ do. nd Market B pace. 35 CAV D.—We sre now cpening a com | A Tine or Fatand Winter DEY Goo 98h eee y Setected and parc Te stylish sods, Want of space erating the many bargains we ‘ntton— 8 Bla’ nen Crash, $>. par vard an oom 4 4.3 eact for #5c. Call aud examn'no, _ BRODHEAD & Oo., ON6-tr_ 939 Pa_are., bot. 9h and Wb aha, Be EXCHN — PROPFRIY—Wignt acres @ad_ twenty-four EAL ESTATE BULLETIN Out-Fulidings th-reon. at Hyattsville. Md.: now | THOS. KE. WAG@AMAN, 519 Seventh &t. occupied ny Jerael M Jackson, JOHN EK. K<N- | (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) No, 619 Bst_n.w. octlo aw —s HeNDEOMELY FURNISHED, SUBUR- ehrec Bory Brick Houses DEX CI family for | West st., Geo vz thie pro} = ty, Cor, Land Nort ssourl OX EY, —$2, 007 to inves" <> Real Estate. cen- | Conawe, Bie ete tte rs. ‘Od. IME, - 9 rs, jeridian Hill, )m.i., 1a rs, sO, $1,0°0, and sums to | 114 11in st. s. i 9 5. .. 8 Fs. each... 5.000 2 - Imps... on'haud, 1240 and 1942 'N? Jer, ave.. m. 1 M. F, HOLTZMAN, attorney, bc eat bos = 32h iY ime Houses For ae Sirdinet a ee ao imps.,6 Fs......$2 . bs, mod. 1mnps., 6 rs h,, mod. tnps., 87s. D. h., mod. im; SPLENDID INVEST OMNG Fox GOVERN- | 731 24ih st, BW. = 1 . 67 Myrtle st. nD. @,. bh... Se | GON se eewe, Cie 7 te Sis | Del. ave., bet, Band © st 5 € of Se jonthy ys | Rest) pet. 10th and 1 et ee ee | ibe be tae . large and prices low. th aod a bet. 19: bet. mod, f it. B.W.. mod. imps... 10 rs mod. imps., 12 rs. 10 LOAN. MONEY ON HEAL ESTATE, ‘How, In 8UM8 TO BUIT, ae o 2.W.. At8 percent. On first-class property at 7 par cent, 25 i 8 B. 0. HOUEZMAN. 467 Mi oct5-tr 10th and F sts, n.w. ae & st. n, GPECIAL TAX NOTICE, ae Heat. 75 1th 32106ch SE SSESSESS & «a BSESAE8S & s Sen Stable in rear of 1730 end private property, which I am offering very bie i fra) . i Tissue on the 1st and 15th of each month a bul- don terms from $200 cast up, aud oa loxg | oa Tee en which can. on. itate Broker, 708 K st. will be sent by mail if Parts of the city for sale; payable In monthly ‘vsia ments. Also, some in exchange for unim- Besl Estate Bro} proved ground, Corner 3 2: 3 easweusaasd SSBERssEs aes at cal to put on. fechy fat colors for only 7 pu Te.5 On, at egaasBZee SSSSSSSSsssssessscesess | CASERIERES, 39, 50, 05. vo end ‘eoGRasheesBeEee: is FOR 8ALE— tt, Anmentale way | HOUSES ana in every section of as cone ae SITES, rolling, well wa- | CBs see my Hist ‘Address DAN*L. elsewhare, sia in sums to sult, on Real Estate, 7 per ceat, on first-class cen- ‘R.O HOLTZMAN, Ce e 1 first-class BOARD aud RUOMB Is at 1190 thd 1104 12th st. new. Leexion the finest ia trinngton, nt IS. with BOARD, can ce secured st 122 St. corner of Cor gress, he heuse st dskis : ENT. No. 323 Mii ogee and water, $3 r3.$90 2 rs: W#t oven ON MONDAY, OCTORER 7, 1878, 10 PIECES OF NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, All the latest styles a° 25 cen's, Piain Mohair Dress Goods, all colors, 1c. Bleck Hmeresr, all wo 60> K Mohair Alpaca, © width, 25>, ide. Bde, Boys’ wear, 25 87, 50, ins of Geudls Blarkets from $2 60 per pair, Waie prot C oths, all colors Biae, “Seal Brown. Gray and Biack, ath tiom prices, 2 wice 2 59. €0, Te, C. M. TOWSON’s, 636 Pennsyivania avenue, South side. near 7h st. o9T CARPETS IN CITY. = ame Carpets, 25, 80 87 to 400, ‘Wool lograin Carpets, 62 se. Froseeiss good 75, Hest quailty, 9c. = a up,” Cheapest Houre tn city o2 Wool Fiannels, Just desier to all, So give us a trial, as stock ts T. N. NAUDAIN, octl-tr 709 Market Space, HY GOODS! omy 600D8 Linmense assort. nent of NEW DKY GOODS just receive? al CABTER'S, 1 Market Space, THE PCreuAR BH DRY GOODS STORE, New Dress Goods, one hundred ploces of new and beantifal Dress Goods just arrived from New York; 1 +cs8 Goods, all prices. from 15>. to $2 50 a yard: Dilak 3 ack Cashme: ure Woo 73° 87e.. Back Tamive: Bisck Henrietta; Black 8, Deautifa 25 4 xk ©: ets; Bia i) immense axsortment of Black 8) ks: Suk: ; one hundred pieces of Black and Colored Silks, prices: ranging trom 75c. to $3 a yard; our $i and $1 35 Biack Silks © € Special bar; Ped Suk every color aud every sheila: Che: Striped Ske: (we are selling Silk leached es, Bian- niare of Hiankets; aukets pure woo!, $1.25; Shetland Shawis, greg, bisrk. cardinal and white; beauiful wool Dress G ds, 153. octi-tr " CARTERS. 741 Market Space. EW DRY GOODS. NEW CARPEES, “Will open next week another Immense stock of DRY GUOD3 AND CARP 4TS, beautiful patterns and new designs. Dress Goods frcm 12', cents Fine Novelties. Bark and > dv ike | 800 pairs ef Biank- up. Most attractive stock of beautiful ‘Carpets ever offered, from 30 ui ie . W. BURVEITE & serse-tr_ Nos. 928 Tth st. & 705 K st. n.te. J OW IS THE TIME and LUTTRELL & SINE'S the place to buy Seasonable DRY GOOLS chap. Weeell for CAsit UNLY, and will vot be undéerscl4, One case of Blankets $1 85, worth $2 25; one care Blankets, very beavy, $8 50, worth §4: — ‘ort case BlaLket*, very heavy ad _lange. $4 50, w: ton Flan °el. Ge., sold every whore 6 Case yard w: Cat. be. .s id everywhers at 6. Black and Cold Castinare, cheap ches p; Fall Dress Gcods just receiv. for wen, ladies” and chik a1 60 and 80°.; Laundried $1.25; full line Curta n Lae just in, LUTTRELL & WINE. sex28-1y 2930 Pa. ave., cor. 20th a's \LOSING OUT-A LARGE LOT OF Cert eS Tits Geen Der Cozens He same as is usually sold at $2.60 and §3 p> jozen. Fine 4-ply Linen Cutts, 9c. a pair. Hoary Canton Flannel Dramers, 60-. patr- Fancy Per- sip’ bers c. For fine Percale ready to put MEGINNIBS' Branch Shirt Factory, sepié-tr ron! Fetvest nam Roby's Doubie Sask CORSET $1.00. Mme. *s reliabie PaTT ENB. 408.B. BAILEY, _ Cor, Tth and ¥ sta, s.w. iE DRESS SHIRTS to order, of Wameutta and fine Linen Bosoms for $1.25, ready to put on. Finest Dress SHIRTS made to order of the very Dest material in the most elegant manner | perfectly satisfactory fit guaranteed, Tors." Our -*E™* SHIRT ready made for 60 cents un- ficished, and ow 1nd one dollar ready to put on, is simply ‘The ““M, * or our A SHIRT, at 75 cents, is made of Wamsutia muslin and extra fine linen bosoms. , We consider this the cheapest BHIRT in The *-Hannis’? SHIRT at 80 cents, is made of ty-one ‘Linen Wameutta muslin and twent hundred sleeve bands, The **Great Bouthern” SHIRT at 90 cents, is Ing open Front, te same as the Hannis, only belt ‘We guarantee every article we sellto beas re urned, prevented or the money will ve ret: MEUINN BRANCH BuIRT Factory, seplé-tr 1002 F street nw, Wess og, Imps. 13 . Housed store, gas#water, s Se, 917 8th Bt. 8. Z eee i, healthy country. AM: MEN, Beltewine, Mae” sepa-sm | Me a ee d OW 18 YOUR TIE T0 GEt BARGAINS— | Tally lecsted reel prove Pre} for sale in Wiftcrent pars of city | “ecto tr un: $600 to $18,000. Also, fine Batdiog LOTR, nag el-1y J HOUSE, 1788 Penna. ave.” | CH = Ko. 16 Mitsouri ave., T BOARDING. Ro 1700 \7ih nw. ‘PME CHFATEST PLACE (N THE city | Stable, I VI No, 206 Pa ave.e.. hou ‘ cise and store, car, a0 35 No Soon st, oi Liitittis, ELEGANILY FURNISHED | | T have also fc 4 ise and store, mod im.$4,000 7:h& Bp. w.,gas £water 2. 500 for tale a number of very des HiU, having all the convenient to both cum oe 2 2 g 5 Tapestry Braseels new dei 3 A octa-1y AVE 6: ARLOR SUIT: VOM left; suitable for 47 (i their wives, Also, a few dcsicable & 2-si RENT—By THOS. J. MYEES, Real Katate on it, 1216 F st, Sa | auras Bate t Place; Mis. ANN K, CARSON, of Alas Strect northwes wory #rame, 2013 8 a. Ip charge. actlo 4 * f-stcry Brick, 406 11th st.. ‘Ié rooms, mod. GENTLEMAN ANU (WICH OK TWO | Otice hernia wag Battin ree best of KOA RD tna famtiy wherasppreciativs pare ote {ig can enjoy the comforts of home, G03 Ff st. = | twee octi-Lw' AN MOK Sots GPE Do Re MaTaaa a d S,on. secon 3 = ping gmely furnished, with “first-class TAI Med Butato COW, eae ae OREM UARD. oci4 6.*_| Gack. ‘The owner will come forward. prove! SUARDERS, (reduced prices.) 7u5 15th st. a EXMANEKNT, T) SL N )roperty, fay charges snd take her away. T. P 2. (reduted pies) AUIS AY | RUAN RELY Reeenecpee ber away. TW New York avenue, Mrs, M. T. pOUTH- Le oc:3-Im* M35 BORDLEY, from Baltimore, has reopen- ed her house for Permanent, Trausient and st. se. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with patitc are wat Day BOARLEBS, 2h fi . | Stopped. Finder ey 0. EBS, at 1800 F st, — rere De | ope = OUSEFURNISHING GOODS. We invite special aitention of purchasers to our full and complete stock of HOUBEFULNISHING G00D3, which we hut ved, and which ws Drepared to offer at very iow vir: eare or at yw prices. viz: Axminsier, jouuette. Wilton, Bod Brassole, aud Ingrain Carpet Hugs, Mats and Floor Dr 3 Baw Jutes, French and lish Cretonnes; Fringed Jute Curtalue, 601 ¥ 3 Fri now; Lace Curtains in ali grades and An inspection ‘stot ied. Of our stock ts soltcti HOOE, BRO. & ©O., 1328 F st., near Evbitt Hous, VELVET. 61.00, @o0op Quatity BLACK SILK VELVET. ONLY $1 a Yaup, This is the cheapest Goods ever offered in this Gout ana examine it, at OONNOLLY'S, engsl-tr opposite Patent Offices, ree returi TO FORD +o ‘. a 827 Missouri ave., or $14.20 % ‘OcthD-31* ingten Hotel.” Keductions to parties maxing per- tuanent arrangements, sepa0-Lne {WR RENT—1515 H st.. corner Vermon nue. Apply to A. f. BORLAND, 1517 B.W., between the hoursof 4and6p.i. Will not be rented as a boarding house. Oct2-2a* jor reut, single and en suite, Hot and cold water bathrooin couventent, Sep16-1m POR BENT AL twenty dollars por moata, = nic Bet OTRAAG Ret ts Gets «rn roveme rt te BIGELOW & con Th haw oct2-Im wo ENT—HOUSE, No. 615 N J. W.; 9 rooms; modern improvemen:s; S good yard; irs it ith. Kpniy to W. C.SOHNEON, TAB ibis sooo eee tas west. oct#-1m_ RK RENT-| BOOMS, en suite or FP tlogie: furnished or safaeene atin eats ‘west corner of 20:h and Fats, mw.’ octi-2¥* opens with plessant Furnished | itver BOARD, 823 Vermont avenue, opposite Ari- [oc ep nants a white markings on head. to the reward will be Sa.m.. near 18th amet 1116 NINTH STREET N. W.—Vé desir- oer id for his ret 2bleand handsomely-furnished. rey tt ie ‘st. D.W. and no Fhestions aakei. ‘OST—On the 8th, a TREASUdY CHECK. Ai 2S 3, STEEET NORTHWEST 15 TL Sihment nes ton the fi Inder will be sewarded by leaving at Star office, ocd Roms and TABLE BOARD, ata moderate The locality is beautiful and‘very conte sient guests accommodsted. sepll-5 w* TPREMONT HOUBE.— who desire D vctsl BOAION with cost and a can locate at this favorite Hotel for mon the following reduced rates: ‘ani liverally ELLI ObT-Svm of $107 ‘7th street, sween F i minse | Liab showin ce ieee = OTT, Pa. ave, ocd-Bt* Board. ¥a0 per month and Se ret woek "ee ae Bete tLeee = peti al BR RENT—A three-s! BRICK HOUSi No. 1115 M st. wield modern impreve™ ments; ten rooms. Appy at 1:03 Bt. RW. octl-2w ————————— eee Fe, RENT—Fornished BOOMS on second and ihird floors, with or without board. No. 915 N. ¥. avenue nw. sep80 2w* We BALE OBR RENT in Geccgetere Osco HOUSE, pressed-brick front, with modern im ment! Congress street. Inquire at Congress street. sepsd-im* I BR RENT—Frame COTTAGE, conveniently located, 7 rooms. side yard ED- Wanp Oy CanRINGTOS, Ja. a5 c EE ENT—) 1619 K st. n.w.; $80 |p RS OR ES A io. nal Bato "Deposit are. Toc’ t- ana Now Sankern 47 Wales & Co,, I hereby hotify all persons that I will not be responsible for apy debts J. H. Bi may contract on account of said firm. M.A, MCGOWAN, octe-3t ‘OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, 506 10th Bt. D.w., 6 &.m. to OnE: Feports' as to re- ibility of with 5 sponsibility of people sietTacks Of veal estate. STEOLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- easels ioe De tn al eons Gace hours om 8 CSTE, SS ware, wv80 453 Benne: aves, ooriee