Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1879, Page 2

nnn nnn THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY........ October 1, 1879. OPENING. 6 1220 wns EsDatison, 1220 On THURSDAY “octohor 2, canter ‘Opening of AY. Oc nnual Fretch Pattern BONNETS and s choice selection of MI: LINFBY GOODS. o t1-3t* CROSBY 8&8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being @ much larger bona fide, regular and yermanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the eity added together. [PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY may have THE StaR went to their address pemet postage prepaid. for uch period of time as may desire, at the rate Of 16 cents per week, 60 ber month, $1.76 for Re money to pay for paper cannot be seni ‘The New York board of police commissioners re still worrying over the appointment of in- Spectors and clerks for the polls at the coming election. A session of the board lasted all of yesterday and last night, and still the appoint- ments were not completed. It was agreed to appoint the two republican inspectors for each poll, and one from the ant!-Tammany list. This was done, and then the fight was renewed over the appointment of Tammany inspectors, the Tepublican commissioners insisting that it Should be done, and the democrats demanding that the fourth inspector be taken from the anti-Tammany list. —____~+<--______ The “dssue” between the two bloodthirsty South Carolinians who were recently running all over that and adjoining states to find a sult- able place to fight a duel has been “adjusted honorably and fatisfactorily” by the “board of honor” which sat upon the case. —__—__—_—_~<e-_____ ‘To an Inte: r who put the question direct Mr. Charles Francis Adams declined to say ‘Whether he would accept the nomination for governor of Massachusetts by the Faneull Hall democrats. He didn’t regard it as probable, however, that they would offer the nomination, as the democrats nominated him once for gov- emor and “got enough of it.” —<_~--_____ Mr. Streeter, president of the Chicago Trade and Labor Council, the highest organization of the workingmen there, 1s of the opinion that the effort of the St. Louts Trades’ assembly to Anaugurate a general strike will not prove suc- Cessful. Said he: “ All requests for an advante of wages lately have been granted, and if that keeps up it will break the back-bone of strikes.» ‘The tide of business prosperity tha‘. set 1a some months ago has reached the laboring classes, and, in the enjoyment of plenty of work at good ‘wages, they are not disposed to listen to the ‘Schemers, who, from personal and political mo- tives, are still seeking to excite labor troubles. $< —_—_ ‘The fight between the Ogden and Wiltz fac- tions of the democratic party in Louisiana grows more bitter with each day. The strug- gle row Is to carry the primary election in New Orleans on Friday for delegates to the state convention. The Wiltz managers control the local political machinery, and the impression {s ‘they will use it unscrupulously; but the Ozden men swear they mean to have a free election and fatr count or a free fight, and they have appointed brave men and true to watch the Primary polls. Several serious street fights have occurred. The other night one of the Og- den leaders was waylaid and severely beaten, it is charged, by a mob of Wiltz’ followers, ‘The growth of the speculative movement tn Stocks and certain classes of bonds has been so extraordinary that thoughtful observers begin to lcok upon it with some uneasiness. The events of the year have all helped speculation, and now at the beginning of the ninth month the craze Is so fully developed that all sorts of stocks, those which are unknown, and those Known to be worthless, are bought withont hesitation. Specie resumption; the refunding of 5 and 6 per cent. bonds into 4 per cents.; the large cropsin this country and deficient har- Vests throughout Europe are among the favor- able events which have fostered the speculative craze. The vast demand upon this country for food supply has had a markea effect in keeping up the specu’ative “boom.” Though the specu- Jative frenzy has reason for its existence, and though there is nothing apparent at this mo- ment to warrant the opinion of its early abate- ment, it isYwell, in the belief of New York financial authorities, for purchasers who pay for what they buy, not to count upon the pres- nt flood tide holding many years. ——_—__.-_____. Nepotism, it appears, is not confined to this country. President Grevy, of France, has just renewed the appointment of his brother, M. Albert Grévy, as civil governor of Algeria. ‘The business boom ts still onward. Thirteen steamships left New York for Europe, last Sat- ‘urday, loaded to their utmost capacity with freight. The clearings of the Baltimore clear- ing house last week amounted to $14,900,000, an increase over the corresponding week of last year of $4,782,000, —-+-+_____ To the statement in a Washington dispatch that “Mr. Tilden Is satisfied he can obtain the Lomination if he wants it,” the Boston Herald adds the remark, ‘‘and we are gatisfied he wants it, if he can get it All accounts from Ohio agree that the pro mised democratic “still hunt” 1s now in full course in that state. The campaign closes in @ little less than two weeks, and in that time a great deal may be accomplished in the manner indicated. Meantime, it may be said, the re- publican managers are not idle, and they claim that the popular tide has been setting so long and so strongly away from Ewing that it can- Ot now be turned in his favor. ————— ‘The return of General Grant to this country ‘has revived the question as to where he will probably reside in future. One authority has it that he will become a permanent resident of Philadelphia, and another expresses the opin- ion that he will live in Galena hereafter. We have the very best of reasons for believing that the General will make his future permanent home in Washington. That Is, he will live here during the winters and the greater part of the year, spending the hot weather of the summer months fn the north and west. ee And now a splitin the democratic party in ‘Texas is reported, which it 1s thought may re- sultin the election of two independent Con- Bressuen. Like the democratic splits in other southern states it 1s a division upon state mat- ters, and does not extend to national polities, ‘a ACOB’S PATENT LITHOGHAM. A new, simple, perfect and wonderful method of producing ov/r one hundred and fifty copies of any writing, documents. plans, sketch-s, maps, &c, from one origina! writing. "No preg, roller, pad or prepared reauired. It consists of a sion Tablet, a bottle ¢f prepsred Ink and a spone ‘Twenty impressions can be made in one minute Sizee, from that fora POSTAL CARD to sheet of FOOLSOAP. Bole Ager t in Washinton, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Mernorotttam Boox STorz, 912 Pa. ave. mpres Fep2t J AME BACK. ‘ WEAK BACK. BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. ‘Th’e article is ore which reaily possess extraor- nay merit by consulting reliable physicians in eur own locality, you will find that the above is ue. It is far superior to the ordinary porous plas- ter, all the 8~-c led electrical appliances, an’ to all external remedies whatever. “Uf contaas entraly Dew elem ute which cause it to relieve pain at once Strengthen ano cure where other plasters, will not sa Soothes an Te atd Weakness of the rere ide ung F , Rreumaien, Neviccted Colas, Peom tte as Femals affoc tions, and al! local aches and } A ffao- Jeet F medy ever devise, pains, {t is simply the Bold by all Dragyii Price 2 Cents. intoue ORSE WANTED—A firstrate family HORSE. Address, with descriptio and jrice, P.O. Box 324, Washington, D.C ope 3 Jem J. WALKER SONB, 206 10ra St. N. W.—Lime « Plaster and Cements, Felt Roofi: ‘Material, Felt, Garjet Felt, Boain Bized Felt, Onarooel and Onumsey Orock Suse GWSON's 1cE (BEAM 18 THE er aqua:t; 81. . 32th and L streets Outy. Telephor ye STANDARD To be ha! at Telephonic ccnnecti sus all parts of the c.ty, wep? ADIES’ BOOTS. FALL OPENING AT VERMiLYA’S. A fine stock of Ladies’ Fall and Winter BOOTS, of my own wake. for ea’e cteap. Laties, and Ohil dre..’s EHOES n ade to order, at short notice. Com: Jort, beauty and durability euarantee? JAS. H. VERMILY. ot G10 9th street, opp. Patent Office. ROUND THE WORLD WITH GEN. GRANT By Jopn husseit YOuNG. 1,300 pages—8v0 beautiful i. u trations. Written under the eye of Gen. Grant. and the only authentic account of histour. Pubii-hed by ‘ashing! rench, 34 loud Buil 4 All other edit ons are bowus. octl-2t CARBIAGES, CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. In stock Oarrisges of every description Bugsies. Phe.ons, Jump Seats, Couples, Laudanlertes, &c.. at very low prices. Ber airing at reducea rates. E. H. GRAHAM, octl-3t ‘Repor. and Fac. 41/-416 8th’st. n.w. M42BINVs ACADEMY. 3 879.80 NOW OPEN FOR REOEP- Biaticoe Bes a hae mre ape every. Ba : from 7% to 10, commencing BATURDAY, a October 4th, 1879, a1.d will continue the en: tire se-sop. For tickets of sdmission and var- ticulare apply at the Academy. octl-14t 1T* THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Joserx B. Bryan et al vs WiLLiam H. Epwarps et al., No. 6,410, Eq. Doc 18. ‘This cause is referred to'me to report what debts here are azainrt the estate of MARGARET WARDS. All parti notified to pear af my office, No 482 Lw'siana avenue no} Nest, THURS DAY, Octoen Sri, 1879, at 10 o’ck ck a.m. o-tl-wf.n &w JAS. G PAYS NOTE 'TO ARTISTS. L == The ROOMS over our Store, late’y occupied by Mr. Fassett as a Phoiographic Gallery, are n0W FOR RENT. ‘These Rooms are elegantly fitted up, and complete intheir arrangements for the Photographic - . Apply to aad i J. W. BOTELER & BRO., cctl.6t_ 923 Penna. av., bet. 9th and 10ta ste. Bi) CEMENTS TO CASH G mam UOT ERS. Gente’ Osif Boots, 82.50, worth $3. Hand Peg Boots, Balt. make, 83.60. equal to any 85 Boot. Ladies’ P bble Gost and Kic But, Boots, 81.50; will astonish you. Misses and Zoya’ School Shoes, 65 and 76 cle. Our sreat specialty. Solid Leather School Bhces for 81, But or Laced. Good School Hats from 50 cts. upward, at J. W. SELBY'S, oth 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. Bescsany’s FAMILY SOAP. GOOD—HONEST—OHEAP! When you are tired of the dear-bought and far- fetched kinds with which the market is flooded, try BURCHARD'S. You will find it reliable, economi- caland ficient, Another good thing ia PATAP8CO BAKING POWDER. It is recommended by ali the authorities and by a wide experience. Tt has pointe of alsolute superior- ity toall other kinds. All of which fam prepared to prove. Allother FINE GROOERIES {or sale by E. M. BURCHARD, oct! Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-halj st. EATON SING, {$24 9th sr. a... between H and I, FALL AND WINTER OPENING, TUESDAY axp WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7th and 8th, of PARISIAN BONNETS anp HATS. N.B.—Eston & King, formerly with J. P. Psimer. sep30-6t pez AND WINTER OPENING OF ¥RENCH PATTERN BONNETS. ROUND HATS. And all the Istest % PARISIAN NOVELTIES, consisting of SILK PLUSHKS, SATINS, BRO- OADED RIBLOSS, ORNAMENTS. &c., to which our customers and the Ladies of washing- ton 8rd vicin:ty sre con dinlly inv.ted om THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Oct. 2 and 3. MRS. H. ROSENBAUM & SON., 722 7th st. nw. N. B.—No cards The Princess of Wales KID GLOVES a epecialty. octl-2t 5, Auditor, e {esr BE SOLD. $50,000 WORTH OF GENT’R HAND.SEWED BOOTS, FINE GAITERS AND LAGE SHOES, FARMERS’ AND MECHAN!OS’ BOOTS, RUBBER BOUTS AND SHOES. LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BIDE LaCE, BUTTON misces' AND BOIS BOHOUL, SHOPS, WHITE KID SLIPPERS. L. HEILBRUN, 402 2th street. Sign—The Old Woman in Windo' oct) PECTACLUES, or MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLABSES, THERMOMETERS, ‘BARUMETERS, SPY GLASSES, &c. Catalogues sent on application. F. W. McALLISTER, (Late of Philadelphia,) OPTIOIAN, sep303m_ 56 Lexington st., Baltimore, Md. C OFFEE (Ox Mocxa), OOFFEE ted at (OEP GOERNMENT Java), Stay store dally. yw. BURCHELL, eep30-2t 1332 F et. Foe SaLE BY J. F. OLMSTEAD, 1420 New York AVENUE, N STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH TREETS THREE OF AND KIGHTEENT! PRESSED BRIOK FRONT ELEGANT NEW HOUSE Three-story and basement, with three-story Bay Window, 9rocms and Bath-room; ail modern im- provements and conveniences, plenty of store- roome and closets; Lots 20x1'0 to_an alley. Price 86,560; terms very liberal. For Rent at #600 per annum. Also, three larce new Stables in the rear of above Houses for sale or rent. ON TWELFTH 8TRE BECWEEN 8 AND T STREETS. A two-story pressed brick front House, 6 rooms and Bath-room.. Lot 21x10). Wull take good build- ing lot in part paymeut. BUILDING LOTS. Cuorcest Locations 1n THE Orry For SALE. ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, CORN GHIRENTH STRFET, utiful Lots, fronting south, on the widert Park and finest Avenue in the city, Tne only street inthe city having a row of trees either side of the footway. ALL ABSES*MENTS AND TAXES PAID. These Lote are 26 test frout by «bout 75 fest deep toan alley; the parking in front beive nearly ons- bal the area of the Lots; within 200 feet of tue street cara. Tenms Lisenan ro Panties Wao Desire To BuILp. ON IOWA OIROLE, Sovtnrast Fnoxt ONtx Two Lors Unsoup. ‘These Lots have two desi able front:, one of twenty-five f-et on the Oircie, the other on Kingman treet fifty feet in width. Parking 12 feet ALL ASSESSMENTS ABD TAXEs Parp. ‘The remaining Lots on this side of te Circle have recently been sold to parties who propose building fine residences. Terms liberal. ON McPHERSON SQUARE, Cornek K anp FIFTEENTH STi TA, Bixty feet front on K street and 129 feet on Fif- teenth street. Will subdivide; making two Lota oa K street and one on Fifteenth, or three on Fit- teenth, two alleys 20 and 30 test in the rear. ON ON K STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS, Adjoining the Lot recently purchased snd now be: jpg built on by Admiral English, twenty-three fest front by about cne hundred and fifteen deep, fit- teen foot side alley Bep3u:3t prBey & BROTHER. Our stock is now complete in all departments. PARIS NOVELTIES, in Kilks, Velvets, Ratins, Brocades, Dress Goods, on: P aint Housefurnish'ng Gooas, &c., &c, F PRI ONLY Penna. avemue, cor. 9th st. J OHN HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Penssuc the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The “*BECORD” Pen i: produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- cious and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold and Platinwm, while the ordiuary gold peu contains au aloy of Goupcr, reduclny its ‘fineness, without yielding that elasticity, vens'ty and steei-like tem- Fer which, the ccstly" Platinum suppiies. The "RE CORD” Gold Pen Points sve of the vest Iridium, (Diamouus.) indestructible with fair treatment, and polished to glass-like «moothness. Steel pen writers have now every vbjection to wold fairly overcome, and every requirement in a Pen Bhich will eucure and not oxidize, squarsly met. The Bg cited AA Gold Pen is Raarenteed to pura bil ity, ermanency 0! and Perfection of Points brie. $2.35) 1) by all Jewe.ers and Stationers in the United States. If uot found order direct from JOHN HO! » Manufacturer, 19 W. 4th street, Cun- 619 7th street For sale by JOHN 0. P. | Bortwest mari?lawly-orm WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. EDUCATION AL.~ EDUCATIONAL. 7 ANTED—Good BaRBER. WM. SEW! OR RENT-STABLE J. at M. B. BL EAL ESTATE BULLETIN he: SINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL — SAL MED! LLEGI — Wann = te | BRT e anes eee oi diatice at MB Ee Ree widaael®. iis a F Sore yar Tete Bae ieee: | NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE JANTED—A sittled WOMAN to do ordinary OB RENT_ An spa-tment of threc ROOMS, ee (Obanges made Wednesays and » | Fee PortooR ana NOERS Proce benainn work in seni! family, st 45 Aste iv | }’ gantiy furnithed, on second floor, at 615, T4th 1127 13th st. n.w. topso-ten OOLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. W aRa eat Bred COUR crite), reaonn Agu Fo BENT—PaRLORS of houses No 1905 G ale North Capito! sta, mod. impa., 9 r8.88,000 ‘A REGENT GRADUATE, RONEN EN TENG | (it ot., bet. Ih and Mth sts. nv, Washington, D.C) at 1781 F st. nw. oot B.W., oF fwo covond story ROOMS, farnished .F Stoop | pubticor private justructor in Latin, Franch, Ger. | _ The 8th course of Lectures will borin on MON TANTED—A respectable white GIRL for general | UW2furmish-d. No children. oth 3. 5.000 | an, Natural Sciences, Mathemat.cs, or Enetich | DAY, Cctober 6th, and continue until March 1 Pousework Recommendation required. Apply | F\OH RENT—HOUs# No 11 4thet ne; 10 rooms, 4.500 |. Liter store. Best references given, Addrese GRAD- | 158)" No changes have veen made in the Faculty od Bi eet oa oct Be” | HSodern conven'eres; rent tone kore tooo | CATE, Star office. sep2: BeGhelaet Sear ex et tbat the chate of Materia 7 ANTED—A GIRL for cooking and housework, | CHAS. 0 DUNCANBOs, stu and D sts. nw. ol3t Sou | T3E SESSIONS OF 1879-1880 OF THE LINTH™ | vice Prof. J.C Riley, deveamel. ta Warten toes W4ntto ‘one uolees with good recommendation, | 'OR RENT—Two lstve ROO Ws, 23 by 45 feet 2 | October 6th ISTE at Fe Ooch nig, OF MONDAY, | usual Lectaves upon the reven earential branches of MBAUME, Co DoD. Ser | proatinarne cross oa taney aanracart “Bibi | CRuriatce ior stebaiog Se} Bamade ther to | Medics ciency snaca!arrangesnsin hare fen WARZED—by a young man (white), s S{CUA- | ‘TREL, 035 Penneyivania ave ootl Bt 31000 | OM. Matthews, at his office, 55 Conuress street. | fon in Anatomy, Obetistry ant} thee et ee a TION ‘or plain cooking, houseworx ant wsitar. | $.000 | Georkotewn, duriue this week, betwaen S¥ and 16 | Croccope under iNe Peisrar ieee ae AB, Ade rese No. 308 6th st. n.w. ‘oct at (OR RENT—A cuit of handsomely furoished : a 3.000 | o'clock am., or at the roome of the Institute, at Our- | Untteachers, Ample onmestant oo oe = ROOMB, on second floor, with window aud | 3827-1428-1829 12th st n.w., m.im, 2,700 | tle School Builéiny, on and after Monday, October | ctinical instruction in the varioush ad WANTED IuurnrateLy—A colored WOMAN | balcony. ‘two gentlemen ‘prefer Also hall | 1690 tttetea wie ied, 2'500 | 6, 1879, at 7 o'clock p.m. pensarion of the city, free of change Phe ye ths araclawe cock, References required. Apniy | BEDI sesh et n.w, oct St | T8og TIRE Sew, beh nnd tape 6 ta, as00 | sep294t JOSIAH DENT, President. | {Ccation of the collere atorda cany ane de eae = = 'OB RENT—BBICK HOUSE—1335 B st.—Pos- bil 10d. imps., 7 TB. 2,500 M ME. AMELIA RIEHL WILL RESUME HER | Cars) to the several hospitals and xovertineut de- ‘W ANIED_8y two gentlemen, two unfurnished ‘session given Octeber 15th. House in complete - CLASSES IN FRENCH AND GERMAN, on | Partients The course w in with an Tatro- connecting ROOMS. Address, with full tofor- | order: Iatrobes, cas, range, ad very large g.ounds, MONDAY, Oct. 6, 1879. ‘The Oral Natural Lan. | ductory Lecture by Prof. PRENTISS at S p.m) on mation, G. B.S, National Bank Reoublic. octl-3t* | frauie 9H Teun vivenie ave Oct t ea will be tatight. No Rugieh spokes inthe | MONDAY, October 6th; tn the collate bull W ANT! D—A HOUSEKEEPER, OLEBK, CHAM BERMAID and two LAU y WOMEN at TEEMONT HOUSE, corner 2d en qadisns's aye: ‘W ANTE D_Oneexperienced DRESSMAKER who understands running a Whee.er & Wileon ma- also, two APPRENTICES. Apply ou) Th WwW ANTED_By a middleawed white women, a SITUATION as cook; willing to do washing and ironing. Can give good references. Aad 8 2211 L st. n.w. t WANTED By two adults, two unfurnished 4OOMB, commu: icsting, in a central locdtios, ‘T 1m, must be reasonable. address W. L M_, Post o*re Fox B17. oct 20" VW 2 STED_By a respectanle girl, 8 SITUATION 98 sermstrees in private fam'ly. to do jiglt chimberwerk. Good reference furnished. Adare three days, Box 56, Star office, It W 4STED_00aT and PANTS HANDS: none but vest need apply; good prices paid. J. M. Kk LEK'S, 1111 Penneylyaaia avenue. POY to ri errands: WOMAN to work in back shop, at J. ¥, KEELER'S, 1111 Pennsy.vania avenue. _oct1-3t* W ANTED—A HUUSE in Georgetown or West Wasbingwon, with 6 or 8 rooms, modern im- rovemente, rent not exceeding $25 per montu. ddrees HOUSE HUNTER, Lock Box 528, Gorge. town, D. C. ‘Bep30-2t" W AXTED—To study AROHITEQTURE and ENGINEERING at office 700 N st. n.w, two more respectabie YOUTHS. £ep30-3t* UR RENT—Unfurnished,two handsome ROOMS: and small ROOM comaunticating, and private HOUSE, in nice order; bay window; modern im- provements; references exchanged. ‘1134 6th st. Dw. octl-3t* OR SALE OR RENT—Hovuse 12% 61a st ‘N.W.—Houss in perfect condition, alley in rear’ B able, latrobe. water and as ; will ve rented or sold at low rate and on liberal terms. Inquire on premi- e+, or 981 Penneylvauia ave. oct L-6t (OB RENT—D WELLING HOUSE n w. corner of 5 hand E ste, n.w., opposite Judiciary Square; 10 rooms and aul modern conve Honone S om inted throughout, anc complet . Buitable fora lawyer or ubyeician, Apol 1o THOR. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. _ oct: OL SALE—Beautiful BUILDING LOTS near Osstie Stewart. Apply to THOS. J. LUTTREUL, 1450 Pennsylvania ave. sep30-1m PE BENT_For GENTLEMEN ONtY—Ono oF «wo furnished ROOMS, eecond floor, 1116 10th it low rates, Call between 7 and 9am. _ seo’ FOE BENT. Second floor, Front and Back KOOMS. southern f.ont; modern conveniences; private family: 625. No. 809 Lat. n.w. sop30.31" {OR RENT—STORE, with fixtures, No. 91 Bride st., Georgetown : best location in town for Fansy or Bhoe business. Inquire 1222 G st. n.w., City. een30-2t* FOB BENT— Iwo OFFIOE BOOMs, 8.6, corcor of Jath and G ste.j been occupied several years by a physician; rent low. Apply next door, 1222 G st. nw. sop30 2t* Wsn ‘ED—Two white GiRLS; one a« cook, ‘washer and froner; the other as chambermaid and waitress. Avply, with references, at No. i309 14th st. gep30 3c* {OR RENT—1534 Kingman Place, betweea 13th end 14th, P and Q ste. n.w., one newly furnished FRONT RUOM, in & family without children. ‘WAXED To purchase, a Brewster-top BUGGY with side bars, iu good condition. Ploare state terms and lowest cash price, and style of wagon Address Mr. COOKE, Box 96, Star office. eep30-3: (‘OR BENT—Several furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, with Board; southern exposure; and cold water; references exchanged. 1 at. nw. 7 ANTED—An OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson machine. None but first-class need apply, to Mra. MCLEAN, 1003 F st. n.w. sep2)- 1 FOR RENT—With Board, suite of PARLORS, first floor. One large room, second floor. Also other rooms. all in first-class Order _ Convenient to Port and Patent office. Also, Table Board. 912 Ist. W ASiED—A POBITION in one of the Dep Pot cangv et ments, for wh.ch I will give 20 per cent. of sal- =. aryas long as retained. Address CONFIDENCK, {OK EENT—FRONT ROOMS at 921 12th street Star office. sep 29-3t* D.W. sep29-4t* W ANTED—A wiiow lady would take charge of NURSERY of one or more children in private family, or a GOVERNESS to juveniles; food ScamD- strers. Will make engag-ments the last of October Aadress Box 110, Btar office. £0] Z y ANTED—A HOUSE in wood iocality in norih- western part of city. Must be well built in every respect and price from five to six thousand doliara: all cash. Owners only dealt with Address at once I. 8. G., 2010 F st. n.w., orcall. nep29-3t" ‘W ASTED_By a lady in office, two small connect ing neatly-furvished BED and SITTING ROOMS, with fire, lighis and use of bath; without board. Must be between 3d and 12:h sts n. w. and price low. Will be permanent if suited. References exchanged. Address Box 137, Star office. scp29-" t* y ANTED—Toree first-class CARPENTERS. Ap- WAG FULTON’S Loan Office, 314 9th street. ser: OR RENT— STORE No. 821 14th st. n.w., suit ‘able for dry xooda, milinery or fancy store: ocd cellar, fine show windows, shelving and coun ter; sll new and in «ood order. Bep 26-304 W 4N2ED— 826 Oasit is Exchance—I will ive Remington, New Improved Wee, or Victor Sewing Machine; drop leat, side drawera, and all attachments. The Singer, ‘Davis, American, hew Improved Hows, or New ‘Wilson for #10. Repair- ing and Reuting’a specialty. MCKENNEY, 427 9th stnw. = aluc30-tr WARZED CARPETS to OLEAN at RICES Steam Beating Works 490 Msine avenus 6.w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th st. snd Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hove Bro. & Co., 112% F st,, Carpet Dealers. ap2l-6m Fe, KEN1—Desirable Furnished ROOMS, en suite or singe, near piincipal hotels and Depart: ments. Terme moderate. lato at 62? 3tt (OB RENT—Kight room FRAME HOUSE, mod. smprovements ; No. 624 North Carolina ave, 8.0 ; near the Eastern market: 825 per month. sep29-3t! OR RENT In a private family, handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS; ail modern conveni- encis, with or without BOARD, 1701 9th st. north- wert, ssepay-6t* Fe KENT—Two unfu: nished and one furnished Fn HOCM, Mith BOARD. 403 G st n.w.; private family. cold water in rom. Ree, RENT—three-story BRICK HOUSE, hall, water and xas: 715 lihode island ave. "Rent @ 0 per month. Apps 11U6 L st. nw.; or 216 43s st. nw. Bap29-3t POR BENT—Well Furnished PARLOR and CHAMBER. BOARD uneaceptionsbie Terms reasonable. References exchanxed. Also, ainzle OOM for gentleman, 1327 F st. ge p29-3t" oom heated with furnace; also hot and sep29 6r* FOB BENT—8\S.a month will rent anew 6-room BHICK HOUSE; vss and water; No.1 West st. G: orgetown; F st_cars pass the door. Key at JNO. WALSH'S store. No. 29 West st. 58929-3t" FOR BENT No. 1446 Ni Br. w.w.—Nearly new: thirteen rooms; every Foom heater, including cervants, and bath room; speaking tubds: eleciric bells! srationary wash tubs; vexetable aad meat cel'ar. Apply at 784 17th st. Bep29 ee KEN) —411 Gst_p.w., fronting on Jud Syuare, Furnished ROOMS, en suit oF singie, sept ‘WANITED-STKAM OARPET OLEANING: all work guaranteed ; at CHACE'S, 616 Louisiana ave. mar29-ly BOARDING. BOARDING —A nicely Farviched ROOM and two large Unfurnished KOOMB, with the best of BOARD, where retined people can evjoy a wood home. 806 Est. n.w. oct L-6t" PGE, GEST No. 1715 W Br Nw Furaianel ROOMS, with BUABD; a'so, TABLE BOARD. References -equired. Apply at above number. 30-Im* J 227 oe era N accel” furniched second. story FRONT ROOM, with BOARD Terms moderate. sep29.3U" (OH BENT— Wire ox Wirnour Bosnp—Hand some second-story FRONT ROOM, facing south’ Referexces exchanged. 607 E st.n.w.’ _ sep29-3t* $15.00 4.¢ONTH KOR FIRST-CuAS8 TA. '. BLE BUARD.—ROOMS, furnished o- urfurnished. also very low, at 1100 12th st, c ne: of L. The most cesta bis: toca sonetna ie city. e-p29-16t A PLEASANT ROOM. WITH BOARD. OAN BE bd by asingle gentleman, at 1218 11th st. nw. References required. sep26-lw. BOAHDING—A large FRONT ROOM, se20nd story, with best of board, in a private family; near Departinents and cars, ‘Terms moderate, 1908 Het nw. sep25-20" FOR BENT—Handsomely Furnished large and ‘snail ROOMS, on second and third stories, with good BOARD, at reasonable rates. No 317 43g st. Dw. sep20 tat? RS. COLLEY having Re-Leasep the HAMIL- TON HOUSE is 1ow prepaied to make ar- rangements for the season. s2p4-Im Free, BENT —Handsomely Farnished ROOMS. with all modern conveniences, Table Board. 939 Ket, nw. aug27-59* FOR BENT Shlendidiy Furnished HOSES 2015 and 2017 G st. u.w., for the last 12 years occu pies by ministers o: foreign legations. Apply 2017 Gst.n.w. eep27-6t? {OBR RENT—October 1st, at $9 25, inclu linz water reot—New five room ‘HOUSE, with water. «as ana eeweraye, at No. 1131 Park Piace n.e., one block Mert of Lincon Park, | Key at 1113. an be pur chgred by payment of #100 dowa and 810 monthly. J. W. STARR, northeast corner 15th st. and New York ave. sep27-6t FOR SALE Q& RENT—HOUSE near corner of 12th aud N sts. n.w ; 11 rooms, cellar, back building: nearly new; in perfect order. Apply J. B. LAWYER, S10 F st sep26-Bt* [OR KENT- t nw, elegant press No. 1343 Q si brick DWELLING, 12 rooms, all mouern con- venfences; occupied for two years past by General Raum. Price, $60.J.G@ HESTER, 519 7th st. p26 (OR RENT—HUUSE, No. 2005 “I” st., ‘twelve rocras, with all modern improvements, and in perfect conaition. Inquire No. 1733 “I” st ‘se23-10t {OR RENT—HOUBE, No 1749 “G" st , corner of sth at ,eleyen rons, with all modera improve. Diente an rough’ condition. Inquire. No Ti33 “I” st. seis - sepa3.10t OR RENT—Furnished PARLOHS and BED- Soda ana HOOMS tataiched tor houackes ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 804 Penusy! Vania avenue, corner 4% st. augll-2m! {OR RENT—OCOUNTRY PLAOE, near Union town; 40 acres, with nice cottaze; within five minutes’ walk of street cars to Washington. Apply to TINGES & SARGEANT, 60 Lexington ot., Halt more. sop i9-4w OR BALE—A very ¢@esirable and complete HOUBE, south of 13th street (Iowa) circle, 11 rooms, modern conveniences, Pric: $6,500. Terms tosuit Apply to J. B. LAWYER, 810 Fat. ael0-4w* 'OB RENT—Pleasant, desirable FRONT ROOMS, single or in suites, furnished or unfurnished, at SEMINARY BUILDING, cor. Gay and Washing- ton, Georgetown. Furniture sto: sep9 lm* OUBE No. 2027 I Br. N. W., will be opened for Boarders on the Ist cf September, by a Phils delphian. Eooms can now be secured.’ Roferenge3 required. augl6-2av2m! BO4BDING.— Cool, airy, ROOMS, en suite or sin le, with first-class TABLE BOARD. Also ‘Transient Boarders accommodsted. References ex changed. 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 Fat.nw. fl-ly LOST AND FOUND. FOR BENT_TWO ATORES or WARERUUSES Wholesale “Biey Martel. oxcaliont location for sete 7 exc cery, commission or Kaneral business. ‘Inquireat 5201s ave. sopd-2it Fe, RENT—One large FRONT KOOM, furnished southern exposure, with and furnace heat, References required. 929 P st Bep6-24t* FOE BENT_STORE No 601 New Jersey ave, n. W.,and a small STOOK OF GOODS fer sal le. Apply to W. 0. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. n.w. sept, OST—Tuesday, September 39, a CUFF, with Gold BUTTON, in woing from Pennsylvania ave.. down 2th st. to Maryland ave. Finder will return to 1209 Pennsylvania avo. itt LOSS. October Ist a POCKETBOOK coi uctes—one 85 and one 820—voing from 13:h st. and Penneylvania aye., on D to 2d Nationai Bank. 86 reward if left at Star office. Ost “Saturday. September 2th, in tho Preni- 2xienua grounds, or returning to Gzorgetowa, GOLD MEDAL, with name of owner and date in’ scribed upon it The finder will plesso return to 160 Bridge st , Georgetown, D. U., or 432 9th at. ectl-2t Bre teeter ey, about 2 pin. in the vistuity of National Metropoiitan Bank, or the National Savings Bank, one 820 note _Fiuder will receive re- ward by leaving the same at Star office. sed0-ut* FOR SALE. TOR, BALE-—A fine Osrrisge aud Saddie HORSE. Address KT. 6., Box 70,8t2r Sooght octl-3tt office. 2 HEAD OF HORSES.—Just arrived from the weet, 4 Coupe Horses, 4 Saddle and Driving Horses—all very stylish. ‘To be seen Sosa at_J. KIMMONS? Btable, 211 12th street nw. sep29-6t* Fo SALE—AT 4 BacRIFICE For OasH— One vew trhreestring UPRIGHT. PIANO, firet-class-make, at 723 7th street nw. nep36 OR ®ALE—Cnrar—Two second-hand % LAU DAULETIES, two excellent six- Pasenyer panel ROOKAWAYS, one So pe stauding-top PONY PHATON, at a bar xain. Also, New and Second-hand CARRIAGES of every desctiption, at reduced prices. ROBT. H. GRABAM, Repository and Factory, 410 to 416 sth st Dw. sep20-20 POs, SALE: Cuear — Large CART HORSE, or will exchenge and pey difference in cash for Horee suitable for my business. ALDERNEY DAIRY DEPOT, 412, 414 and: 416 8d st. vow. sep13-1m_ FRE SALE Finest stock of new OARBIAGES in the city. Alo Extension-top Jump, Sent, latest style Ow-risgca in the mar- ket. P. SCHMIDT & 00. 8°p16-Im 466 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. FPOE S4LE—HORSES and CARRIAGES of every rocecription snd_atyle, eartics oa San ru ing, exchanging or otherwise dis- Foride of stock in ‘thia line will find it to: advantage to call on or addreas me, as I ave constant demand for the same. Eve! strictly as represented. WM. F DOWNEY. 1013 ith st. nw. sepl5-tr GR2) EIGHT DOLLARS CASH WILL BUY A maguificent pew seven PABLOB ORGAN, hae of celebrated make Guaranteed six yeare. SIDNEY NIMMO'S PIANO STORE, 637 G street n.w., One door east of 7th street. PERSONAL [apaat ROBB HAS RETURNED TO TRE Ane will be pleased to see her friends at 402 2a st, above D st. sep23-1m OTICE.—Lawyers and other partios di evidence in civorce cases or legal suits and basiness of a private nature will be promptly at- tended to, ‘Terms reasonable, aud parties thorough- ly reliable. Con. munications atiictly confidential Acdress Lock Box 603, Uity Post Office. sep23-Im* OHN PATO EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to ee ae hao CRiweye tn before 9 and 2toB& j1l-9m* sep8 Im* EAVY CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. 50and €0c. per pair, at rARD Y. GINN’! sepis-tr bd 50 F Tiros northwest 'OR RENT—The AVENUE THEATER, adjoini the Star Buildings. To a tenant who will put i in re the rent will be made very ressonable. Inauire at The Star office. sepl-Im PROFESSIONAL. D2, BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lire STREET. over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni. trous Oxide given for the painless extrac- tion of teeth. Each tooth 81. Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind ineerted. All operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient location of this office. Three lines of cars pass the door, sepl-ly ‘RS. DR. FULLER makes no charye for de- scribing snd locating disease without asking a guestion. Come and test her. | Northeast corner Oth and F ets., orp. St. Pat. Ohurch. sux30 5w* XOEBNS, BUNIONS, WARTS, DISEASED NAILS. CoRssratrying tat De BOROLTT 003 Se aes {pstairs). may etill be consulted. Painless, scientite reatment Ladies and children attended. api-ly H. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to southeast corner 7th and E streets northwest. Teeth inserted 87 per wet. iF D)heiween 1 and i ats: Boantifur Soto c-aaeae 2 ts. of Teeth, 88; Teeth filled, $1; Extracting without pain; 60 conta. All epcrations tine See ranted. ‘oct81-1y PIANOS AND ORGANS. UST RECE!VED—A NEW 8TOOK OF ‘dE Facelebraed, ENABE & 00.8 corte, 5 nos and Organs of otber factories, reduced prices. Tuning and Repatring. REICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 8171m_ @28 41th st. few doors above Pa. ave. AGNIFICENT NEW PIANO UPRIGHT PAR- LOB OBGANB. 3 Bet Golden Toncue Reeds; 5 Octaves: 12 Btops: 2 Knee Bweels, | Walnut Case, Punta 6 years, 8 101 & Book, only 878. New 7 Oo- fave Pisnoa. with Piano Cover, Stool & Book, orly 8143.75, “The most successful Business House on Earth" Dlustrated Newspaper (Autumn Number) sent free, Address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Wash- ington, N.J- sepi-1m. BEADBUEY PIANos AND ORGANS. ¥. G. EMITH, Manuracrones, Brooklyn, N. Y- A full assortment of these STANDARD INSTR D- MENTS al on hand, and for SALE or, eee the crmens Drsoee andl on: tse Gaal terms. Rents spp! purchase. Orders received for ‘Toning and Be TH, sjeT-tr 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. HE STIEFF PIANO. = ‘TSinquesionabiy, achisred @ GENUINE TEI- UMPH “over all American and many, foreign com) the Exposition! Euivereale Paris is78 and is roa RT THE-LEADING FAVORITE G. Le WILD Ty3 Tih siren wars or the Celebre Kranich & Bach ited Also agents f¢ fe a Tunti Es attended to. myltly SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, NA dr etrest and New York avenue. rent 85 to r min’ Tasee Gov oe per annt ert tment Bon Deyostt—one dollar pe: fe poi receives vorware. ba :xe in gharee, Board of Mansewre— Wa Stisrns a%, bret ‘genretity, be Le bhurtevant, toast any, der, vant, treasurer | i a vans. ohn Cassel, ‘Toouas ai ? : f Houses for Rent. 1304-1806 Conn. ave. n w.,m. i, 16 rs. per an..81. 1126 14th st. n.w., mod. imps., 15 r 7 508 D.w, mod. imps.,"12 rs... +» MOd. fms. 12 ra. mod. imps., 12 rs... 8.w., store, mod imps. W., mod. imps ,8 re. mod. imps. 12 re. &.w., mod. imps, 9 rs. Georgetown, mod: imps, }od. imps., 9 rs. 000 6 00 ors. & 5 st. n'w.,mod. imps, 5 46 Myrtlest,ne, mod imps, 1781 Est nw, mod. imps. 6 rs 25 Grace st., Georxe! mi 1419 3d at new., mod. impe, 5 re. 1312 Park Place ne, mod. imap: 6 Foundry Place n.w., mod. i 8 E. cor. 8. Carolina av. and 10th st. 8.6 , i. 412 11th st. n.w.. etore, 11 re 8.E. corner 4th and I n.w.. store, The above is only a small part of the property for rent and sale on my For complete list see bulletin issued on the let and eth of on mont which can be had on application joe, OF be sent by mail if desired. my Loa 82,500, $700 at 7 per cen! 400 at 8 per ct, Auction Sales. On WEDNESDAY, October Ist, at 5 p. m.No. 1417 Bet. On THURSDAY, October 2d, at 6 p. m., 47 Falun. oct ltr ble unimproved lots in eqnare 132. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., St Cloud Building. FOR RENT— 939, store, Pa av n.w.#200 2236 13th at. n.w., 6ra.818 ‘800 17th st.n w., 1278.80 1214 24th st. nw, 5 rs.12 615 H st. n.w., 11 rs...60 909 9thet. me, 5r8....12 1031 Gt. Ors....60 95 Myrie st n.¢., 5 rs.10 1627 Mad’n stn.w.,6r8.18 1313 K at. se. And other properties in d:fferent parts of the city. Circular of Voperties for sale and for rent at the office. Rooms for office or housekeeping over 939 Penn- sylvania ave. No charge made for advertising. Special rates will be made for the care of lsrge Properties. Parties having housss for rent will do well to try us. FOR BALE. A beanti‘nl HOUSE on Q st. n.w., next toco-nrr 13th ét., lockirg on to Towa, Circle, ‘nearly finished, 10 rociws, cellar, coal vault, and'sll m>dern in" provements. Terms to suit.’ Price 6,000. HOUSE No 901 T st., 10 rooms, corner house, uabted: in hard wood ; a!l conveniences. Terms to suit. No 615 Hst. fcr sale for a fe Money to losn. Bey29 yo BENT. 11 rooms, very complete, and days at a bargain. JOHN SHERMAN & 90. B. O. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F streets northwest. Fine House, 10th st n.w., 14193 N.Y. ave, at’e.835. furn.. 3 1107 Penn. ave, basins 915 7th st “n 00 919 7th st. n.w. 926 ith at n.w. 612 Pa. ave., 1425 N. . 1427 N.Y. ave. store,...75 X. 1421 N- Y. ave. store, n.W., store, 2 7 n.W., Btore. 925 7th at. n.w., store. 927 7th st n-w., store. 730 H at. ne. h and Bool 830 H st. n.e., store. 1533 Columbia st. 502 1ith st. n.w., store.20 ve. 602 11th st. nw., store.20 ‘over Galt Bro. &00.,.50 414 latst.. 8 2112 Penn. ave., fur.,..50 % 437 K st. n. ‘ore....20 529 13th st. n.w.. 40 1908 16th at. n.w. 1419. ¥. ave., 35 809 B st. nw. nore ane Office rooms at 1419, 1421, 1423 and 1425 New York ave. n. w. I make no charge to Jandlords for advertising tuett property, and keep it before tue public con Houses and Lots in every section of the city for sale, at prices from 81,000 fo 850,000, and on easy forma, All property for sale at my office haa been vee B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Bep27 10th and F sts. nw. FFOR RENT—A number of FURNISHED HOUSES, : In _desirab'ejocalities, for use of private families only. Prices raging from $125 to 8200 per 110, FOR RENT—922 14th st. n.w, A bandsome RESIDENCE, trontine “franklin Square,” contains all mocern improvements, and is nicely furnished. Furniture will bs sold at a reason- ble figure to a party Tenting phe uouse. B & 00. Avery dosvable i-rocm DEELLING, with very desirable 13-room N every convenience. THOS. J. FISHER & OO. FOR BENT—Large BUILDING, containing 20 rooms, situated on 14th st., immediately south of Ebbitt House, to be heated by steam, admirably adapted for renting furnished rooms. THOR. J. FISHER & OO. FOR RENT—1741 “@" st. D.w., containing 11 rooms and modern improvements. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 00., sep23-tr 1223 F street. =. = Fo BENE B. H. WABNER, 916 F street northwest. 8.w. oor. 17&F nw. . 1282 9th st. p.w. fur. .1 1236 14th st, p.w. fur.110 816 2ivt st. nw. fur. .100 860 17th st. cor. H......80 2106 Pa. av. nw. fur. 702 = 406 Mss. ave. n.w.....15 PA. SVC. D.Weeee-6U 305 H at. 0.1 15 603 F st. nw. +50 415 A st. n. 10 45 8 new houses on Wilson st., bricks, 2-st 4 rooms 10 1239 D 1131 Park Piac 2069-77 7th et. 810 4th st. ne. 18 18th st. 8. s 912 Tst. ne ¢ 1328 7th at. nw. Rooms in No. 684 D'st. a. 1325 Let. nw. 0 w., with use steam power ‘The Real Estate Review, publiabed at my office on the 20th of each month, contains a complete list of concerning the condition ‘of ihe foal estate mebeket concern! condition mar! throughout thecountry. Oalland getacopy. tr 4. MOIN TEAL, ESTATE BRoKEn, No. 918 ¥ street, opposite Masonic Temple. Store cor. 6th &I n.w. 25 5 P st. nw. 25 Lot in n.w. section, 8700. Nocash required for two years if built on at once. Houees at $50 cash and balance mentbly. Houses and Lots of all sizes and prices, and in all at scribe city. Also farms in the surround- ntry.. 10 Loan.—@5,000 at 6 5 7 ware: ao ogo, G0, B1,in0, 81,300 rr * per cetg. A. MoINTIRE, rHomas J. MYERS, Real Estate ty FOR ws street n. 629 E st. n.w., 12 ra, mod. imps. 702 18th st. n Te., ID 2207 od. imps. Hat., 8rs.wod. imps. 1624 14th st., store and residen: FOR ‘SALE. ea and yas. ft. open, 21 ft. front. sepls-tr FFICE OF THE NEW VIOTOR A! WEE: SEWING MACHINES, at OPERRNEIMERS, 528 9th street, cor. F northwest. All kinds sold and exchanged, of easy terms. Bunting ana Hepairl W “coal euanthiee righ baly ae aes ar < Waste mua, classes. Private leasone will be civen when desired. A Children’s French School will be organized to meet on Baturdaye. Terme very moderats. ail or address at residence, No. 1001 New York ave. 827-3w* FRENCH LESSONS.—Remember that now this Desutiful language is net only an sccompliahment but a necessity. MLLE V. PRUD'HOMME is reor- ganiziog her Fail Classes. Sce other advertisement. 910 14th st. sep25-Im POE ETTORE BARILT will return to Wash hi ington, Thuraday. October 16th. 1879, to resume is (nstruction in Singing. Prot. Barili will be glad to receive his pupils and those wishing to take Jessoneof him on the above day at Marini’s Hall, fron: 10 to 12 o'clock am. Bep25-tO 119 O10 UitB, STRERT SRRENCH LESSONS. — bs MLLE.V. PRUD'HOMME'S system is thor- oux? nd practical. Pails. adults and children, ad- vance rapidly. Terms moderate. Office hours 12 m. to] pw. Mondays and Thuredays after 4 p.m. © avses at Mra. Hines’ Academy, Baum's hail, cor, 4% snd East Capitol, Tuesdays and Fridays 43 pm sepa5'tr | AW ECEOOL OF COLUMBIAN UNIVER- Dials SITY, seer Facunty: JAMES 0. WELLING, LL. D, Presicent. TheHon. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D. Professor of the Law of Real and Persona! Proper. ty, of Contracts, and of Urimes and Misde- meanore. WILLIAM A. MAURY, Exq Profeesor of Equity Jurispradence, of Common Law and Equity Pleading, of the Law of Evi- Cence, and the Law of Parthershi, The exercises of the school will be resumed on WEE NESDAY, the 8th day of October, st 6 o’ciock pim., when the announcements for the year wil! be jua’a, and opening addresses delivered by the Pro- feseOFR, Under graduates and new students purposing to Join the echool are invited-to be present, as also rac uates Gn law who may desire information re- epectiny the operations of the Post @RADUATE DE- PARTMENT, ‘abe charge for tuition in the under.graduates’ department is 880 for a single year, or 8150 for two esrs, payable in advance half yearly. or in moath- iy i) stalmente, at the option of students. ‘The tuition fee in the Post Graduate Department is €£0, payable in monthly instalments, and cover ing the entire periou of nine months. ‘A: plications for catalogues may be mate at the Foolstore of W. H. & 0. H. Morrison, 475 Penna. avenue: at the National Savings Bank, corner New Yok avenue and loth street, and to the President © tthe University. (Post, Nat. Re Sep2s-3w ‘The profession and public sre cordially invited tS attend. The regular Lectures will continue daily “For clrculars and particulars, addrees fe a A. FA RIN sev8-Im TMV y OF GEORGETOWN, ener EP OOLLEGE. The annual tern of thi tution for 1879.80 gies NEDNESDAY E iG, Ocrowen Is toh ¢ hy Richann T. Mxnntcex, LL D., Conetitutionsl Law spd Law of Nations. Manin F. Monts, LL.D, Common Law, Real @ and Personal Proverty, and CHmes. JANES LOWNDES, esq), Evidence, Pleading and Eyuity. Cn LD, Dasn, ard President ance A. LAMBERT, eq, 18. Truws Texvisr course of two years, FIFTY DOLLARS per annum: for the postcrada ate course of one year, $25, attendance on lectures half the mbove rate. ‘Tl sessions are heli at an early hour in the even- ing to suit the conven‘ nee of those engaged during the cay, or readiny 1: the libraries, Fer all particulars, or for admission, apply per- sonally or by letter, 10 WM_ HENRY DENNIS, Sec. Onice in City Hall, west wine OWARD UNIVERSITY. Mrptcat. DEPARTMENT — This Schoo! will open. ToReER Ist. and cor ue five months, Expenses: Matricuistion, 81 cidentals, 810; Demonstrator’s ticket, 85: Gradu- ation, #30. Buperior advantaes for clinical instruc. tions’ Benior students will have obstetrical and otber caxen anaigned to their care. Factity—W. W. Patron, D. D., President ;Paty- Fas H. Sin0NG, M.D, Emeritus Professor of the Frinciples and’ Practicn of Medicine: GInkoN 8. Pater, M. D., Dean ana Profeasor of Payaioloay ana Hysier ¢, OnauLEs B. Purvis, M. D., Secretary and Professor of Obs'etrics and Diseases of Women. and Ohildren , Niet, F. GnuanaM, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Sunzery ; DANIEL Lan, M.D, Professor of Descriptive and Burs Anatcmy; Jonn R. @ Baxren, M. D., Emeritus __ Professor’ of the Principles and Practice of Medi- cine; Wiiias H. SEMAN, Genera! and Medical Ohemisiry : THowas B. Hoon, M.D, Profeesorof the Principles and Practice of ng: JouN E. Brackerr, M. D.. Professor of and Therapeutics; Honent Rey cRN, M. D., Lecturer on Medical Juriaprutence; 8.8. Warts, M. D., Lectnreron Pharmacology; A: P. Locur, M.D., Dewonstrator of Avatomy. For circulars, sddress 0. B. PURVIS, M. D., Sec- retary, 1118 13th at, n.w. sep3 colm For th MM ME, CBEYRENONT, Frenc 4M PRIVATE LESSONS and in CLASSES. For Teferences and particulars please call at 943 M st. B.W.. corner of 10th. sepl9-1m (CUASHES IN WOOD CARVING AND ARI ) Needlework, Miss ALICE HALSEY, pupjl Mr. HL Fry, Gincinnau, Room 99, Corcorah Lwiding. “Carving cone to order. Specimen work at boardman’s. sepls 3 De CAULFIEADS MUSIOAL ACADEMY, 1524 I STBERT. ee17-2w* Duties reamed Srpr. Gaz, EOF. AND MRS. L. EG. OOLL °8 French, English and Classical School (4 Boys, will re: sunie 8) rTEMDEK 22d, 1879. Send or call for circu lark at 1234 1 st. pew. Bepl7-toct3 WASERLY SEMINARY, No. 1412 Het. nw. ch: Bosrding and Day School for young ladies and ldren. | Beesion opens Sept 18th. Miss LIPS. COMB Principal. Circulars at Beminary, book and drug etores. ‘Sep l0-im ("SE AND PRACTICAL FRENOH GLASSES, Evening Classes. —4 erades—4 days—2% hours! rion. ‘Terms as low,ar $3.80 per month 47 neon Classes —Laties, Tu., Th. and Sat. ; Children's M., W and Fri. Will open 15 Sept. Also, private les £, SiDgly or in classes, all or send for circular. LUCIEN £. 0. COLLIERE, A M., eep}0to29 1234 T street nw. M3, AND MBS. ALFRED BUJAO'S Enalish and AMI French Boarding and Day School, 1018 17th st. n.w. Duties reenmed on SEPTEMRER 22d. 89-1m* M88 ALEXANDER'S SELEOT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OHILDREN will RE- OPEN at 1806 G street on MONDAY, September 1sth, 1879, Mile. V. Prud'homme, ‘teacher of Frerich. ‘aug22-e02m JQOOKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRUS, Jv Sree, Mp —Will reopen Sept. 15th. A full conree of instruction will be xiven, with lectures on Higtory, Belles Lettres and the Natural Sciences. ‘or circulars address HENRY 0. HALLOWELL, A.M, Principal. RT BCHOOL—1318 I 8: ‘Tenth Annual Besrion voted exclusively to instract Pam ng. Sanne 3¥9-e03m, EET—Opens for ite ‘TEMBER 15th. De- ion in Drawing and Evenine Clases in Mechanical Drawing. * Mus. 8. E. FULLEH, Principal, GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, he ConNER 77H AND L STREETS WN. vives oducation for real life to sous and d: TiC course comprises Penmanship, Speliinu, Cora: rosition, Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, Sin xle and Double Entry Bookkeeving, Business Prao- eee, Political Economy, Commercial Lew, and Lec- tures. Day ane Evening sessions. Open for recep- tion of stadente Isst Monday in Aucust and there. aiter. | For particulars visit the Coliege, or adtrese 1434 angS.ly. ENOXR, Pr HE FCLECTIG SF MINARY Om. Mr end Mra Z. RICHARDS principale, inw it: hird year September 10th, with Five’ Grapxs of asics and females, includinga Teachers class. The method of training is net and see. ughters, THE ROSSLYN BEMINARY, No. 1596 I st., neat 16th st.n.w. Miss B ROSS Principal, will re. onn on WEDNESDAY. Serremsen 24th. Miss Rces ray be found at the Seminary after Septem- ber 13th. gepo-im ) ADEMOISELLE BRUN, No. 2 Towa Circle, is recommended by the excellence of her metuod. Jo study with her js to lesrn to, sveak French with facility in the shortest possible time. ___gep¥-1m" JPRENOH BCHOOL. JADEMOISELLE L. FOULON, de Paris, will her school Ocrongr Ist. “All branches tauzht in French, All leseons prepared during school honrs. Private lessons also given. For further information call or address from 2 to 4p. m., a8 above. seps-dim pase SEMINARY, 506 5th 8t. N. W., ror Youn Ladies and Misses. Re-open MONDAY, Sept. 35th.” Drawing snd Book-keeping included. Senior ccurse elective. Address Jyl-3m. MES. G. M. OONDRON. ROESOMSS AND MATH ACADEWY wil REOPEN BEPTEMBER Ist at 321 Pa, ave. wes O} arge for conmion branches, per quarter. Charge for hizber Engiish, Latin, french and German... Cali, or send for Oizcular OHABE ROYS, Principal. Evenmgciss? at 605 Pa. ave. east, per month, 83 Lu ED NUMBER OF YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS will be received into a Home School on the Heights of Georgetown, where they will be instructed in the English Branches, Lan- nd Music. Terms moderate. References anged. Address P. 0. Box 56%, Georgetown, D.C. Sep23-t,w&s,6c" F A YEAR Bosrd and Tuition. BURLING $150 ton coeea Burlington, N.J. Fine Sav ation. T-w&t, 17 BUBINESS CHANCKS. HE WOMEN'S PHYSIOLOGIOAL SOCIETY meets every Thursday, at 2:30 p.m., at McAuley's ‘Hail, 209 Pa. ay. Avenue cars and chariots pass the door. Advice and treatment to poor women and children, by Dr Lucy W. Abell, free on Wednes ‘ays fiom 10'am. to3 p.m Admission to Physiological Lectures to women not members of the Bociety, ton centa, sep6-im 8T. JOHN'S SOHOOL, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL BIUDIO-EAPECIAL ADVANTAGES TN ART AND MUBIO. Nos. 21 aNp 23 West 32p Br., BeTWEEN Buoapway anp 5TH AVE, ‘NEW YORK CITY. Octopgr Ist. sl-lm Rey. THEODORE IRVIRG, LL. D., Rector. M 188 MAGILL. Witt Resume Her 03 IN ELOCUTION September 17, 1879, at 2126 Penna. ave. sep5-Im* M188, AMZ, EBAVITT, of Boston, will teach Prof. J. O'Neili’s famous method of VOCAL CULTURE, as well as English, Italian, French and German Solo Singing at the SUHOOL OF MUSIO, ‘707 8th street n.w. ‘sep5-Ine 188 OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL for Young Lad'es will RE OPEN at 943 M st.,corner of 1th st , MONDAY, September 8, 1879. aug5.3m pee ABT SCHOOL or THE WASHINGTON ART CLUB Will Open Ocrourn Isr. For particulars, see circulars, or apply to E. C. MEtSER, Room 17, Vernon Row, corner 10th and Pa. avenue, from 4 to 6 p.m. sep8 lm* NCAENATION OHUROH SOHOOL.—The 11th year will begin on WEDNESDAY. Sent 17tp. Appl cation to the Principal, MIBS MacLEOD. Scbocl Building, 1213 12th st. nw. PRERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Lath at,, between Land K sta Ss nT and K eta, ‘Will reopen WEDNESDAY, Septeniber 10. For circulars, &c, address s,» CHARLES B. YOUNG, Principal, Fep2-Im* 922 Litu st. KRORRGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE, with \ Model Kindergartens, reopens SEPT. 8TH, in Kindergarten Ha‘l. The éth year of the Teachers’ Class (cCuree of eight mozths) begins Oct. 15TH. A course cf Lectures explaining the merits and nes of the K @. Spates be given to Young Ladies’ Institut: desired. For particulars and circulars call on th Brincipals, MBS LOUISE POLLOOK. 929 8th st.; or, po MES BUSIE POLLOOS, 1127 13th st. ey APLEWOOD_ INSTITUTE, Coxconpvinum Me iige esd ver auarst: Gira Bas set dents prepared for business, Yale Or Harvard. First feo! i admitted Jeltly °d: SHOBTLIDGE, A.M, Principal. RIVATFLY OB IN OLABS—LATIN, GRE! PGkivan RENO MATHEMATIOS RHET ORIO, LoGrd, Freparation for Colles, West Pont, Annapolis. Trar cient and Modern Tan- guages. 8 W. FLYNN. A.M. 1227 Lat, nw. ly MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, I STREET N W., Mra_O. W. PAIRO, Principal. ynglish and French Schoo! for Young Ladies and ‘The eighth scholastic year will commence MONDAY. Sept 22d. ‘Gireulare at bookstores ‘and at residence of Principal. sepl-1m E. SCHFEL, Teach f PIANO, ORGAN + VOOAL MUBIO.. Paiticular attention to be sinners as well as those wishing tobe qualified for Teachers. Terms moderate. 734 12th street n.w. aug 28-6" \CHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st. nw., Ropar ecient on 8) ion. and upwards. a aud ane (SOSSEEVATORY OF MUBIO, J Mupic Hall, 432 9th st n.w., and parlors 639 Pa. avenue east, (Established 1869.) ‘Twelve teach STinAy Dramties taught, Free Advantages. Open sepd.im 0. B. BULLARD, Director. M™ VERNON SEMINARY. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 204 F Staeer N. W., WasnincTan, D. 0. Fall Tot bee OO Ne Feng at the ae . Bp, ‘Bookstores and the Seminary. iJ 5 aug20- JRFISCOPAL HIGH S0H00 BRPTEMBEN' 2 2619" oor Oatalowue apply to teplim LM. BLACKFORD, MA. Principal NEAB ALEXAN ACADEMY, 10th.) ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY CuesTes, Pa. (Ope: (Opens fe ivil Ei , Chem- ste mr jivil Engineering, ‘or Circulars, : jy2eo3m_ Gt THEO. HYATT, President. , /LISH AND OLASSIOAL HIGH Commences its twelfth year SEPTEMBER 1 im the Tg Sep deg ger with: from, = few of our best citi- can be had at Soper e cee Hi cE VW ANTED—To Bonnow— $1,500 on unincum- Lerea real estate va'ued at $5,000, to be paid in ri rtbly instalimcente of 850 per month, with inter- stat tix yer cent Professional money brokers ced not respond. Addvers, for one week, Box 128, Star «flice. octl 6t ‘it 8-LE—A BILLIARD TABLE. Apply 1015 Ornnecticut avenue n w. sepau-2t* ‘A CLIENT DESIRES TO INVEST in Loang apn Teal estate in sums of 8580, 81,000 and $1,590. For information apply to. sep FB. ALEXANDER, 432 La. ave. RutY SMALL HOUSES FOR SALE in South i Warnington, from four to fifteen hunired dol- ars each. ney 30. 0. H. PARKER, 43s and E sts. s.w. WANTED —To Rex HOUSE, for 835 per montb, betweer F and N and #th 17th ste. n.w. Good tenant. BH. WARNER, eep29.3t 916 Fst nw. G00D aND SAFE INVESTMENT STOOKS For Sale in Small Lots. 100 SHARES METROPOLITAN BAILROAD. 100 SHARES COLUMBIA RAILROAD. sep2T-Ht* H. J. FROST, 42 ‘0 LOAN, MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, In Sums To Sur, ‘And at the iowost rated of somhiasion, of commission, Owes Ts O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste. n.w. 6th st. ecp2T ONEY TO LOAN— Ar 1Hx Lowgst Marker Rares Only 6 per cent. for large amounts with undoubted security. 31,01 to are at 7 per see 8700, 500, 8300 at g der cent, Charges Very OW. anwar, sep25-tr 916 F stn. w. $500, $600, 8700, 81.000 AND $1,200 TO LOAN )_on real estate, at 7 per cent. @3,500 WANTED for five years, at 7 per cent., Cos posse smprover operty worth doub smount sera 605 7th atre (OR SALE—AT A BancaIn—A RESTAUBANT: Bouth Washington. now doing a fair busine All necessary fixtures. Apply on premises, 641 7t} at. ow. gep13-18t" OUBE AT “BED BOCK” PRICE—I will sell new BRICK HOUSE, of twelve rooms and al inte improvements, within two hundred feet of Io Park, frenting south and finished to order, at Bod Rock price. Adareas OWNER, Box 224. sepi3-Im GP4t BARGAIN TN BUILDING LOT, WEST END PARK OIRULE. On Connecticut Avenue Park, front'ng south,| very choice LOT is offered for Sale at a bargain the Owner without the inte” vention of Axente. Please address Box 224, City. Bepl2- WANED MILITARY BOUNTY LaND W. BANTS. SOLDIEB’S ADDITIONAL HO! for cash, by WM. J JOHNSTON, Attorney at Room 41 Le Droit Building bei ARE CHANCE—(For SaLe)—The old « lished GOAL. YAUB. cor 6th and Wate nl STEsM SAW MILL, BUILDINGS, LEASE, Appiy on premises. susl6-7 COAL AND WOOD. ((oaL! coaun coanm NOW IB THE TIME TO BUY. receiving daily carzoes of the best tie Sf OOAL. of all finds and sizes, which offering at iPod peers direct from the vs oe eo apes id PINE WOOD in the stick or sa) Seat lo 7 then ever eanee ees ‘Tth-strest OAL! COAL! COAL! C sd loading several cargoes Kalmia, Valloy, Lorberey and White al ooaL, Which will be sold at bottom Prices ‘Onli early and your orders. L WM. GUINAND,