Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY. October 7, 1879. OCRO*EY %. NOYVES,... Editor. = = = Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,600—being @ much larger bona fide, Feqular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in te PERSONS LEAVING THE crry may have THR STAR Bent to their address by mail, postave prepaid, for such period of time aa they nisy desire, at the rate PAS cent per week, 60 conte ver month, #1.78 for ree months, or 3 for six mon! §2” The nichey to psy for the tune required must im all cases accompany the order. Otnerwise the psper canrct be sent. The Epsiness Boom. ‘The Boston Hérald has taterviewed manu- facturers merchants of that city, in all lines ‘fade, and without exception th re- = business as steadtly improving. ‘The tron trade had more orders than it could fill. Dry goods jobbers reported an immense trade from all sections of the United States, and that their exports In tuis line were Increasing. Tue wool trade was better than it had been for years. Grocerfes, provisions, grain and feed stuffs were all booming, and factories of all kinds were running on fulltime. All classe3 of bu3i- : ness men agreed that the country had entered upon an era of prosperity that will continue upon a selid basts. The cotton factors and buyers reporied that the largest and best. cot- ton crop raised in the south since the war Is now being gathered, and that it was past all danger from frost. The prices are high enough to leave the planters a good profit, with every prospect of an advance. The demand for wheat and ifour could hardly be supplied. Boston, of course, in this revival of business, is no exception to the other commercial cities, ‘The western cities are enjoying the same pros- perity, and the manufacturers of all classes of goods are almost overrun with order: Whether the fault be in the terms or in the Construction of the law, it seems to be small Dbusinessin the government to refuse to allow Mr. Lorillard to bring into this country free of duty the Epsom cup won in England by his horse Parote. It is valued at $2,590,o0n which the assessed duty is $1,000; but as we believe the law exempts from duty “wearing apparel in actual use and other personal effects not mer- chandise,” it is hard to see upon what ground the decision rests. It isn’t strictly wearin ap- parel; but nobody, we suppose, would pretend that an article like that is intended for sale by its owner. —____~--_______ Unqualitied suffrage in cities is not regarded as an unmixed evil by those New York papers lucky enouxh to have two solid pages of « regis- tration and election notice” advertising. ————_-o-____—_ The last letter written by Jeff. Davis that has gotten into print was In reply to an Invita- tion toattend the reunion cf North Carolina Survivors of the late war to be held at Salls- bury on the 2sd Inst. The occasion Is to be a reunion of union and confederate soldiers, and in expressing regret that he cannot attend Davis writes: “ Prominent among your objects isto allay il) feeling which may remain be- tween those who followed different flags, so as to unite all in proper efforts for the general welfare of your state. Nothing surely could be more commendable than this object, and Nothing is less Christian or more unsoldierly than malice and a cherished desire for revenge.” Some of this “Christian” feeling seems to have entered Mr. Davis since his speech a few Months age, when he satd, in praise of the southern women, that he had never seen one who had been reconstructed. It Isto be hoped ‘that this sort of Christianity will spread in the south. a Ex-Governor Seymour has been induced by a World reporter to give his views In regard to the pending political contest in New York. He professed to know very little of New York city Politics, but outside of the city, he said ‘Cor- nell and Robinson will run evenly with their respective tickets.” He had no doubt but that *Govy. Robinson will gain as many, if not more votes from the republican party, than be will lose from any hostility whatever in our own (the democratic) and it May prove that he will cain largely.” Go’ Seymour is a wise man and undoubtedly a close observer of political matters, but in a state Where the parties are so evenly divided as New York no man’s opinion as to what will be the Fesult is worth much. The G.ole-Democrat calls upon Senator Logan, as chairmen of the committee to receive Gen- eral Grant at Chicago, to tell the latter, “very Plainly. that he ts to be the next republican candidate for President.” It says there has ‘een “too much non-partisan fammon talked toGrant,” and that “every sane man knows that Grant will be the republican candidate, aud there is no seuse in affecting ignorance on ~~~. te subject.” The G.-D. has settled the nomt- ation, a long time in advance, to 1ts own satts- faction; but it is quite likely that the conven- tion may want to be consulted on the subject. Conventions usually do prefer to exercise some authority In naming candidates, notwithstand- ing the willingness of party organs to save them that trouble. —_____~++-_______ ‘The New York police board yesterday finished the appointing of election inspectors as required by law, and the registration of voters began to-day. The dead-lock in the board would, probably, never have been broken had not the court interfered with its mandamus. At yes- terday’s session atelegram was received from Mr. Tilden declining to serve as an inspector, and another was appolnted in his place. In his dispatch he stated that he intended to remain in the country until the election. --—___ If they have not already taken every precau- tion to that end, the recent awful accident at Adrian ought to admonish the managers of our National Fair that there should be no false- economy, which secures show at the expense of substance, in the construction on their grounds of buildings intended for the accommodation of masses of people. There ts hardly anything so trying to crand stands, bridges, flooring, etc., as the simultaneous movement of a crowd of Occupants. Such a contingency ts almost sure to happen sometime during the use of such structures, yet it 1s one tuat fs not always taken into their calculations by architects and butld- ers. We trust there has been and will be no Such oversight tn this case. ‘The decision by the full bench of thesupreme Court of Pennsylvania, at Pittsburg yesterday, that the county of Allegheny 1s responsibie for the loss and damage occasioned by the ratlroad Fiots in that city in 1577, ts an important one in every respect, not only in regard to that par- Ucular case, but as a precedent tn the future. ; It is also likely to have the effect to discourage Such outbreaks In future, or at least to with- hold from them that sympathy of the surround- ing community which the active participants tn the Pittsburg affair seem to have enjoyed. ‘Those who understand at the outset that they (Will have to pay the cost of breakage will be ‘very slow to turn a mad bull loose ina china and glass ware store. —_—__~+e-______ ‘It seems by the communication from the con- tractor for sweeping the streets that he cleans the streets daily, weekly, sem!-monthly, or monthly, in accordance with a schedule pre- Beribed by the District government. This lets Out the contractor and brings the onus for the complained of filthiness of the much-traveled Streets in question upon the District oficials. ‘The amount for street Sweeping in Washington 4s about $33,000 per year, for a minimum of 92,000,000 and maximum of 100,000,000 square yards. Manifestiy the sweeping should be dls- tributed so that the largest number of tax- Payers possible should get the benefit of the service. When much-used, narrow, and there- fore cheaply cleaned streets lke those referred to, are swept only semt-monthly, and streats Of great width like Pennsylvania avenue are Swept daily there seems to be something wrong in the working of the schedule, ‘The Commis. Sioners had better revise it. ; aw ICES L OFT E ARLES 8S. WHITMAN, Beneret to 1417 Gst., gopesite Riggs House, first oct7-1m G "8 IOE CREAM, 10's a plate: 81.15 a Cee Neste GG. Oorawell; Now. Burchell © o'Bryav, H P. Howara, Browning & Middleton, Cr Crop.ey Bros. (Geo) wiltelephone your orders tise 1th et oct -st ‘ORTH Walk To,1ts NATURAL Tv LESTORS Fon ANO BEAUTY: Use NATTANS' ChYSTAL DISOOVERY, ‘The only ent-re'y harmless and cleanly Hair Re- newer in ihe market. ARTHUE WATTANS, oT 14th end Land 2d aad D sts wc. Pasnienar es DBES*MAKING IN }EW YORK. MAIS¢ FREDERIQUA MADAME AP. PROVOT, 2) East Twexty riast 8t., New Yorx, Poforms her curt afers aud ladies in general that ate haa Just returced trom Paris with the Latest Bty'es and Novelties for Dreaaes. oot7-2t NOTIce TO THE PUBLIC. OFFICE | WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMLOAT COMPANY, SEVENTH sTREET WHARF, = OctonER 6, 1879. On and after this date, the Stormer GEONGE LEAkY will diccontinue, Her trip, Wash nxton to Norfolk, fcroseeor mea tl pr ye of repairs, psinting, ac bewven w: hen be resumes. £ F. TODD, Agent. GEO. H PLANT, P evident. [Post] ‘ANCY APPLES! P ‘PLES! F ENCE FANCY APPLE3! loa! cf FANOY WESTERN NeW one EATING APELI. Alo agveratcsra choice ‘octT erly Rone and Siow Flace POTATOES snd New Meclum BEANS. just wesived, and for sale ct bok. tom prices. J. E. ORANE, iw 460 Pa. ave. (INE TEAS. k TEA snd OOF FEE long ago csased to bo Inxuries and became neces asies of civilized life. To buy good Tea cheap one must other be a wood julve of the article or purchase of a responsible merchant. None have better facilities for obtaning the BEST and chEarEst TEAS than the regular Gzecery Merchants. BURCHARD'S TEAS are already widely and favorab’y known. oct ho haye not tried the nose PTAPECO BAKING POWDEB have an untried source of gratification. E. M. BURCHARD, oct? Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. Fate AND WINTER OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, Parisian Novelties, &0-, Ox WEDNESDAY anv THURSDAY, Ocronen 8TH AND 9TH. You are cordially invited. Miss BETTIE TOMLINSON, 1140 7th street nw. QWSEHS OF PROPERTY in the following squares who yaid tha assessment for csrriageway, sidewa'ks, allovs and sewers under the old Corporation of Weshington in 1870 and 1871 sre entitled to have two-thirds of the amount refunded — ‘Squares —1, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 25, 9, 42, 44, 2, 58, 54. 74, 39, 149, 150, , 175, 176, 197, n. 17, 91, 192/193. 194. 5" 507, 208, 309, 310 Sts, 310, $1 . 38 87, $74,"s. 1015, 1017, n. 1017, 1041. 10:5, 1061, 1673, 1074, 1088, lis, Res. C ‘8 aud have your claims prepared 970, 1069, w. 1639, 104 10*9, 1100, 1112, ¢e-Bring tax bil aud eettled by JOHN MORNIS, % 925 24 street morhuwest. oct7-Im Upporite Columbia Building Fo® SALE Ry J. F. OLMSTEAD, 1420 New Yons AVENUE, ON N STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS. TWO OF THOBE ELEGANT NEW PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSES Three-story and bass ment, with threestory Bay Window, 9 rooms and bath-room; all modern im- provements and o-nveniencee, plenty of storerooms d cloveta; lots 20x190 to an'alley. Price 86,500— rms very liberal. For rent at $600 per annum ‘Also, three large new Stables in the rear of above houses, for eale or rent. BUILDING LOTS. Cuorcest Locations IN THE O1Ty For SALE. ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, Conser EIGHTEENTH STREET, ‘The most beautiful L: fronting south, on the widest Park and finest Avenue in the city. The only street in the city having a row of trees either eide of the footway. ALL ASSESEMENTS AND TAXES Patp. These Lois are 25 feet front by sbout 75 feet deep toan alicy;the parking in front being nearly one- half the area of the lots ; within 200 feet of the street care. Teams LiseraL TO_ Parties Wo DesirE To Bump. ON IOWA CIROLE, Bovrmrasr Frost. OSty Two Lors UNSOzD. ‘These Lots have two des'rable fronts, one of twen- ty-five feet on the Qircle, the other on Kingman street 50 feet in width. Parking 12 feet wide. ALL ASSESSMENTS A! ‘Taxes Parp. oe romain ine es on this ie of the Sica ve recently been £014 £9 parties who propese builsing fine residences. ‘Terms liberal. ocr? 3t (oate woobD. ‘WOOD. ooaL Full Weight. Best Quality. Low Prices. coal. Prompt iveries. WwoOoD. Main office, wharves, mil! aud depot connected with ‘up-town offices by HONE, ‘With unequaled facilities and advantages for e0o- nomically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves, factory, extensive store yards enabling us to stock uP, largely when coal is lowest; offices throughout the city, and all in immediate communi- cation, insuring prompt attention to orders. we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varieties of we eins se catetls > Ere onl of 2.240 vounds to ‘e insure pure coal. ‘the JOHNBON BROTHERS, a ‘13th an JOHNSON BROTHERS. HONIG CONNECTIONS, 6 ton. ‘Main office, mill and depot, foot of 12th, F sts, s.w. Offices: 1202 F rt. n.w. ; 111 9th at. n.w.+ 1418 7th st. n.w.; and 221 Ps.svege _octl-iy pex IT. “LONG ARM CHOP" TEA Is the best in the city. 50 ORNTS PER POUND. F ly bi cranleouly BY | wes A. EDGAR, Grocer, N. W. corner 8th and East Gapitol sts. S2"Headquarters for the Great Whooping Oough Cure. octi-im ‘OR RENT OB BSALE—On Ea: TERMS—A very fine toned, FOUB} STOP PLE ORGAN, at 723 7th st. Dw. free Cmorce NEW DBY GooDs. Just ARRIVED rrom Naw Yorx. New Styles and Barcairs in Shawls, from 7c. to 5. Ladies Oloth Cloaks, #3 to 815.10 4 Blanketa, #225 to 86. Carrets, 20¢ to 81. Black Cashmere: 86c, to 81.25. Dress Goods at 10, 1239, 20 and 2: Waterproof Cloth, 50c. to gl. Red Fisnnels, ali 1, de. to 600. — BENJAMIN MILLER, oct3 103 Bridge street. GronczTows. = 7 Wee eee NOVELTIES! For Trimmings snd Cormbinstion Su'ts in all silk, silk and wool, aud al! wool, embracing the most de: sirable fabrics and styles out th's season, to which we are making daily addition—sll to be sold at the LOWEST OASH RATES. We respectfully ask an inspection of our special- ties in the above goods. Also, a very large line of TRIMMING BUTTONS and Black and Colored BILK FBINGES, manutactured expressiy for our DOMESTIOS at azents’ prices at all timos. W. M. BROWN, $17 Market Space. oct ANT&D—Two first-class PAINTERS. Osll at W No. 1606 4th et. p.w. O. SAMPSON. WANTS. 1 ith st.p.w. 1 | y ANTED—NUESE. None but first-class ones eed apply, with good recommendations, "1321 al Faic Grot | (WANTED — \ W Lorwe WAGONS, at 83 50 per day, five two IMMEDIATELY — Twent; the Na unde. 6 2. ANTE 7 ANTED—A white GIRL to do geuvrai house | Wrce ute bring yood relersoss. Gall at -A young white GIRL for cooking and hcurework. tone, Apply to 110 Cst. ae. Oot? Must bave good recomme: i exces. Addre W ANTED—By a colcred boy aSITUATIUN with ‘a doctor 38 office refar- boy: can ive goed refs BICHARD L, this offi e. W 4NtEp ote purchate immediatsly s good Job Frirting PRESS ; G_rdon Quarter M ether cocd wake. Address 0. P. R , Siar office. It’ satu, OF German GIRL V J ANTED—EMPLOYMENT for two first-class Cooks ana three Chamtermaide. ‘Algo am od Wanted. Apply at ¥20 F st. nw. it? V SITUA TI Pe reference if :equired. Cal/, or sddress 302 7 ANTED—A rerpectable white woman wants a ‘ON to do general housework. Good he iron, oct7-1W 86 rer oLth. Mt. Pieesant. W. W ASTED- Strong white WOMAN to wash and wait on table, &c._ Must bea sod laun- Gres. ALDERNEY DaIRY, 412414416 31 et u.w. TED—A reepectabie whiie GIRL to do gen- era] housework and assist with ctildren ; waxes Oall on Mrs T. H. LITTLE Oak st, oct7-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE? FOR RENT AND SALE. EDUCATIONAL. ‘0k BENT—FUrNISHED HOUSE, with sil mcdern improvements. Inquire st Ao. 406 Ist Bt Re. oce?-3t* FPSk BENT~To wentlemen only—two comforisbly- furnished commuvicating BOOMS: private family; terme moderate. No. 12a New York aerue bid ‘OR RENT—Taree larze communicating ROOMS, ve NU) all medern conve. ‘encee, in first-class con- dition, funy Aderted for light housckeeping. ApaIy at 1258 8th st. D.w., cor. N. OK RENT—Furnishtd KOOM. 10e5 Sth at _ RW. octé-3t* ‘OR RENT—A BRICK STABLE, for three ‘Bores ana Csrris; Apply 1316 Lath nw. ‘octé-3t* ee = HOE, BEST Stree, cesirable | Unfurnished ZOOMB; rent moderate. Apply 106 24st. n.w. cl G OR KENT—Three nicely Furnished BROOMS, With or without Board, at 114 0 st. 1 w Aocard out. ci FOR BENT—HOUSE 2305 M et_p.w.: 10 rooms; all modern improvements: per month, CHARLES \:. HANDY, 609 7:h Ww. 0ci6-3t (OR SALE OX RENT—HOUSE near cornor of 12'h end N.sts. o.w.; 11 rooms. cellar, back builaing: pearly uew; in perfect orter. Apply J. B. LAWYER, S10 F st. octt St Fok, BENT Three story BRICK HOUSE, hall, water and gas; 715 Hhode island ava " Ront 920 per month. Apply 1106 L st. nw.; or 215 dis st.nw. Key at Drug Store. Octé-3t OR RENT—Very desirable accond-story FRONT ROOM, furuisbed as parlor and bedroom. Also, one eominuuicating. Oonventent to thr 08 of ard_ireni white). Be ere 14:9 New York ing; also a CHa BERMAID (both noes required. apply at Boom 13, ave. bev -3t* W MNovment Rcom 16, 8t Cloud B tween 9 and 3 o'clock. ‘wo LADIES to eng igo in light em- at howe: $10 to B14 per week. Cali sing, cor. 9ta ana F sts., be a \V furnished TANTED—A ix or eizht room HOUSE, either or unfurnished, modern improve- merts; northwest part of city preferred. Addrans G. W. 0., btar office. oct7-3t* | Board, for gent WANTED S Tuo pommuuicatine ROOMS, large RUOM (furnished or unfurnished). with btar office, stating terms. one E. P. leman and wife. Address B on ANTLD—By = co'ored maa a SILUATION as | SeD Ett door, No 1W17 see «rver, aud whiling tomske hiwself generally | 'OR RENT—Delixatfal HOUSE uf 9 rooms, in Biel. Ceh wive Rood references. Address BAM | 1 Choice neizbbornood, at 926 P rt. n.w. Rent $30. “ANTED—A COOK who willawist in washine | POR RENT—One new HOUSE 01 132 «t., bo tween B ard Os.w.; all im: dern improvemente. Apply to A. F. BARKER, No. 1212 B et. @ w. oot 3" ‘OR RENT—A first class BUSINESS STAND, situated in the West End. For particulars aa: dress Cr call on J. H. KNOTT, 1602 16th st. now. ects FS. RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS, second floor; stationary stand., «as, bath, &¢. Also, two neat'y Fu nished ROOMS. Terms reasonable, 417 1ith st., between Penu'a ave.and E st_oct4-3t* FOE, BENT TERIOK No. 1213 Eleventh streot northweet :8 roc1ms, bath roow, ewer, latrobe, Wattr. gas, &C.;3€nt $25. Key at grocery =tora cor- ner Eleventh and Mi etreets. Apply to ALBERT F. FOX. No. 920 F street northwest. cctd3t \V ) ANTED—By a respectable «irl a SITUATION ina private family as chambermaid, and as- sistinsewirg and with children. Good references, Addrees Box 113, Star office. WANTED, A competent wom:n wants 8 BITU A: TION ag cook iu private family. | Good refer- ence given, Address ! 9th and 1Cth and M and N sts.n w., frame row. 1 ‘octT-2t* 15 Blaxdon'e Alley, between four furn mother ard dau oct T-at* JANTED—Small, neatly furnished HOUSE, o> ished HOOMS, for three persons— nghters; would be glad to give hoard in exchange for same. Aadress 8. K., 943 Let. n.w. Apply at No.7 Wee re & small family, white WOMAN, who cau como wi maenced 88a first class cock. No washing and irone ing required, but must acsist in ceneral hou-ewo-k @ middle-aged 1 recom. 2 12th st. ».w., bet. Gand H sts. 1° WANTED white WOMAN able and willing to do the cooking, washing and ironin, and ss. sist_in the general’ housework of a fam-ly of two ts and thi ee eruall child fair wewer to asuitahla person. Apyly at the cflics of 1. 8. SWORMSTEDS, 925 F A good home and en, st. nw. att WASTED Ba lsay. PHONOGRAPHI 1 WORK. Apply 1229 8 bt n octé-2t* family, at ANTED-—A ecttled White WOMAN, in a all 143 A at. ne. oct Reference: yANTED-—A children’s NOKSE and a JOOK. smust be zoo, Apply at507 E et. nw. octé-2t* WANTED To Rent —A OOUNTRY PLAGE, fen, Toth Of the city. Addroen Box 7. 2 ce. ABLE, Box JANTED—Light BUGGY, with or without top. State price and et: je. Address B. REASO Btar office. 0c! 6-30" TION as ironi Apply. y ANTED—By a respectabie white girl » SITUA- cook, algo to assist n washinw and 4th st. re. 3 POE BENT. An eleant new HOUSE, thirtcon Fcoms, with every convenience; laccée side lot, inciosed with iron fencins; corner 23d st. and Pen sylvania ave., fronting south, opposite Circle. Tu- quire 1918 Penusyivania ave. oct4 St FOR SALES Vay desirable twoto-y and man- gard roof DWELLING. No 730 Tweuty-8 st st. eliar_and all mod- S feet Price $4,500. ern Improvements; Jot 25 by. Arply fo ALBERT’ F. FOX, No. 920 F street nort*: weet. octs3t POH RENT at 812.25, inc'udins water rout, new Bever-room HOUSE, with hall, bay window, beth-rocm, cas aud fixtures. &c.:’No. 1119 Fars one bleck nerth Linco'n Park. Kcy a‘ Y. STARR, northeast corner 15th st. and up stairs oct4-st POR ® 2 La. ave. n.w., range and latrobe, re : 607 O Ft.. large 3-story ware house; 1416 24 T st. water, gas and bath, Gre, #15; 1313 8.W., water, 5rs., #13; 3t8 Ite ot aw. water 6 rr. ¥1G; 629 Vs. ave. «.w., walel Pt B18, Apnly toa. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 9th st. n.w. «cth BU Pi m3 5. New York av nts; aso, House’ No. near H, 8 roome, modern improv: at oe: el month. Apply Mrs. 8. 8. Ist. Rand Bouncary, Kalorama Heichts, or addrese through Poet Office. octS-f,sstu FOR PENT Desirable furnished ROOMS, with BOARD, 302 E et. n.w. Seferenoes exchanged, oct 2-tit OR RENT—1343 Qst., 14 rooms, m. i, 860. For Rert—1620 K et. 86 For Sale—BUILLING LOT, 2,000 fest, 8150. oct? 3. G. HESTER, 619 7th st. VOR KENT—Desirable bandsomely Farnisned ROOMS, en snite, in new house, with all mouern nyTovements ; location central, near hetals aad de- rtments. Apply on premises, 519 13th stre-t n. we oct2 3m. WANTED Titty ATOS PCUTTERS, op roneh work. Bteady work. Apply to W. ‘is corner of North and Lexington treet, Baltimore, ‘H. ALLE! octé-3t Ma. W erences requires ‘Octé-2t* ANTED — A seitled WOMAN to cook, wa-h and iron and assist in general housework. Ref- d, Apply 640 Rhode Island avenue. UATION Box 107, 8: W W ARIED {By a northern lady, middle sxe, BTT ED—By anelderly person a BIT. first-class cook ; well versed in ite branch Boardinw houses need rot appiy. City referenc Apply 1714 Pa, ave. n.w. : ) ANTED—An elderly lady wishes a POSITION as companion or housekeener ; has no objaction to leaving the city. Good references if required. Address Housekeeper, Oity P. O. as houcekeeper, in private fami! best references sa to character and ability. Address iar offi oct6-2t* ice. ATION OR REAT—Furnishod COTTAGE of 9 rooma; every modern convenience. Alto, OARRIAGE HOUSE and STABLE, No. 1216 Hi st.'n.w., between 22th ana 13th sts. Several pieces of furniture to be f0!d, come very old style. oct2-6t" FOR BENT—ANew York famuly having just far. nished s house in one of the finest locations in the city, would rent three or four ROOMS to desir- able parties wishing a cheerfu! home, with or with- out BOARD. References exchanged. Address Box 144, Star office. oct2.Gt* ‘OR SALE—A COUNTRY BEsIDENCE and FAM of 60 acres. near College Station, on B. & O. R. 28, 36 mile from station, handsome improve- ments. fie shade, a great variety of fruit, well watered, and under good state of cuitivation. Apply to H. L. CARLTON, Biaéensburg, Md. _ovt2-eolm* ‘octé 3" ,ANTED — V 3 SITUATI work and with nw. ‘hing and iro. 1p tirg and fitting ‘An experienced shori hand writer’ who is perfectly familiar with general office Work ard bookkeeping, desires EMPLOYMENT. Best refferences. Address WILLIAM Star office. W 4NIED—By fs respectable young woman a agsiet in (ON as plain cook, and inderstands 1g; Rood seamstress ; would assist in licht cham ver children, Apply 210 Mase. avenue Oct6-3t" WY ‘tic, cither as privat \ ’ ANTED—An expert stenographer of lon prac would ke to secure KMPLOYM: NT, te recretary or in connection w ta gcms newspaper or otner publication ; can do good lite ary work. Moderate ws; references. Addrez8 RELIABLE, Star office. 6-20" expected. First-class LOH BENT—An apartment of three BOOMS, eie fantly furnished, on second floor, at 819 14th etn. t. Hand I sts. ‘oct Lot POR RENT-BRIOK HOUSE-1335 R st. —Pos- session given October 15th. House in complete order: latrobee, gas. range, and very large g:oun¢s. Irqut-e 931 Pennsyivania ave. OrtL-Ot OR SALE OR RENT—Hovse 1224 6ru eT 'N.W.—House in perfect condition, alley ia rear stable, latrobe. water and gas: will os rented or sold at low rate and on liberal texma. Inquire on premi- ses, or 931 Pennsylvania ave. ‘oct 1-6 POE SALE Beautiful BUILDING LOTS near Castle Stewart. Apply to THOS. J. LUTTRELL, 1930 Peunsylvavis ave. sep30-1m. ‘OR RENT—No. 1416 N: Br. n w.—Noarly new; thirteen rooms; every foom heated, including fervents, and bath room; speaking tubes: clactric belle: sationsry_wash tubs; vexetablo and meat cellar. Apply at 734 17th et. 80p29-29 W ANTED_—Waite and Colored WOMEN, and wexeral house girls. Families furnished free. 409 lith et. nw. octé 3t* Box 416. ‘W 4ANTED—Several LADIES to complete an Eve- nirg Olass for the thorough study of Short-band Writing. Address E. ALEXANDER, Post Offica oct 3t* ANTED—Two COMMUNICATING ROOMS, or one large est price. W4Axrep TA. SITUATION as a com to take can Room, with Boars, fora xentieman, wife and small child. Address Box 52, stating Jo oct 3t* tentnurse eof an infant cr two children ia a firet class family: pest reverence yiven by lsdiea or doctors. Apply 1241 9ih st. nw. 2-6" WARZED-SALESMEN, to take general State Agencies. ences required. st., Ohicago, Il. and expenses paid Refcr- MPH ME'G CO., 116 Monroe Fepl1-e030t Bala: TRI ANTED—8: 26 Casi IN EXCHANGE—I will zive a Remington, New Improved Weed, or Victor Sewing Machine: drop leaf, side drawars, and all ttacbments. The Singer, Improved Howe, or New Wileon for #30. ing and Renting’ specialty. st nw. vis, American, New Berair- McKENNEY, 477 9th sua0-tr FORBENT-Splendidly Furnished HOUSES 2515 and 2017 G st. n.w., for the last 12 yeara occu- pied by ministers or foreign legations. Apply 217 Gst.n.w. sop27-1 t" ‘OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housokesp- ing, and several small BEDROOMB. 354 Penneyl- Vania avenue, corner 4}¢ st. augil-2m‘ {OK RENT-COUNTRY PLAOK, nest Union town; 40 acres, with nica cott within five minnter’ waik of treat cars to Washi Apply to TINGES & SAKGEANT, 60 Lexington t., Batt. more. sepl9-4w Fee ee ean ory gtcaizable and complete HOUBE, south of 13th street (ows) circle, 11 rooms, modern conveniences, Pric: $6,500. Terms tosuic Apply to J. B. LAWYER, 810 F'st. 8e10-4w* OK RENT—Pleasant, desirable FRONT ROOMS, einule or in suites, furnished or ‘unfurnished, at BEMINARY BUILDING, cor. Gay and Washing- ton, Georgetown. Furniture stored. sep9-1m* POR BENT—TWO STORES or WAREHOUSES. with fine cellare, Nos. 216-218 10th at. n.w., near Who'esale Ha: Market ; excellant location for gro- cery, commission or general business. Inquire at 926 Ta ave. ‘sep9-30E 7ANTED—OARPETS to OLEAN at RIOE'S Btcam Beatin: Orders by mail and Ps. ave., or Carpet Dealers. ‘Works 490 Maine avenue 8. or left at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th Messrs. Hooe Bro. & Oo., 1338 ¥ st ap2l6m yANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING; all work guaranteed ; at OJAOE'S, 616 Louisiana ave. mar2v-ly FOR SALE OR SALE-Pui EK BIL. BLE in complete order, owner baving no further nee for it. ly at 1015 Connecticut avenue LIARD TA) 50-—-A. oct7-2t* Ok BALE An clegaut COUPE, Brewster make; ‘nm excellent used ; will be go! condition and ver} id at less than hal: littl, oriyi- nal cost. Apply Room 13, No. 1429 New Youk avenue. octT-3t* {OR SALE—Brown HORSE, seven years old, 1555 hands bigh and very styi'su ; good saddle horse ard fast thercugbly broken. Appiy CARTER BELL, alley between reagonsbly.. 1th and Vath = driver; suarantee? sound; Gan be bonvht very: oct7-3t” nd K and 1 sts. nw. FOR SALE—Two second-hand COUPES, one COUPELETTE and one bght LaN- DAULLTTE. These Carriayes are all in kood order, vartoty. octi-lw {OR BALE: A HARNESS. STORE, Uniont 410-416 8th at., betwe nd will be sold very low. Otber new aud second-hand CARRIAGES in great ROBT H. GRAHAM, Dana E well-trained GOAT, WAGON, and Inquire at SHREVES' DRUG town, D. C. ‘oct 6-2" 'OR RENT—One large FRONT ROOM, furnished southern ex} with and furnace heat References required. 929 P st. r.w. £ep6-30t" 'OR RENT—The AVENUE THEATER, ointog the Star Buildings. Toa tenant who will put in re) the rent will be made very reasonable. Inauire at The Star office. ‘epi-am BOARDING. ‘A ELBASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, CAN BE had by asinzle yentieman, at 1213 Lith st. n.w. References required. ooté-lw (COMMUNICATING ROOMS WITH BOARD; fecond and third stories, 232 New Jersey ave. se, Capitol Hill. octé-Im* G VERMONT AVENDE, opposite the Arling- 827 ton Bowl acdiable wou: 3, with strictly first class Table. oct: Roe RENT—With or without BOARD, in a priv ‘vate family ;'arze Front ROOM. facing soutn. References must be unquestionable. 507 EK stroot DW. octs.3t* BOsEDING —A rively Furrished ROOAL and two jarve Unfurnished ROOMS, with the best of BOARD, where refined people can enjoy a wood home. 806 Est. n.w. = octl-12t* (OR RENT—No. 1715 H Sr. n.w.— Furnisned ROOMS, with BUARD ; s'co, TABLE BOARD. References required. Apply at above number. 6 pv0-Im* ‘OH RENT—With Board, suite of PARLOBS, first floor. One large room, second floor. Also rooms. al! in first-c order Couvenient to Port sud Patent office. Also, Table Boird. 912 nw. gep30-12t* 0G CART FOR SALE FOR WANT OF UBE; very stroug and handsome. Inquire of Mr. COONEY, Government stabies, 301 14th st. s.w. ‘octd OAKDING—A large FRONT ROOM, second story, with best of board, in a private family; nesr Departments and cars. Terms moderate, 190i Hest. nw. ‘sep25-2w* FALL OPENING 719 719 oF MILLINERY GOODS, ar DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. ‘Will exhibit, on WEDNESDAY, Ocrover 8ru, & A complete line of PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. Also. complete assortment of NOVELTIES MILLINEKY GOODS, at DAVIS’, 719 Market Spzce, oct3-lw Corner 8th stract. WHOOPING COUGH—Wantet to kcow why children sre allowed to suifer and die wit Wiggs Cough when they can be cured by “50- GERT'S VEGETABLEQUUGHBYRUE,” free from all narcotic poisons. octe-3t* Hop Bitters fies the blood, pimples and eruytions. ‘ALL GOODS.—For Dress and Birect F Feceived and node for tom Kon aid cneral the tent peptic nd removes all being Ot my patton, td ee a Sr, 15th st. n.w., City. in Rs ;$1.15.agalion. To be bad a ‘witb all parte of eee = Sate FFICE OF THE NEW VIOTOR AND WEED Olgenaxd MACHINES, at OPPENHEIMEL'S, street, cor. F northwest. All kinds sold and susie <r FOE, BALE A Falltop ood order. owner having 6th et. Doctor's PHAETON, in ‘Will’ be sold cheap.. no use for it. Apply 406 ‘octs-3t* ‘OR SALE— ‘A KNABE PIANO, in 1 order, ‘cr $70 cash: a bi barwain. Apply at, EGE RIDNEY NEMO, cof Kt a a ol hw., One Coor cast of Teh st,” octa 3t™ once at BIDN’ tI CO CONG OTN BR Rez SALE—A first-class Family TORNOUL complete. Horee 6 years old, sound and gente, Harel quartered Coupe Hockaway Sage will front. ner or Bei GUEEN & OsBOEN'S G street Seaview act2-6t* ee SALE— Landeome OO longing theret of Pennsylvania ave. an By the Commissioners of the Freed- qwan’s Savinwe and Trust Com, pany one very UNTER of volished white marbie, With beavy Black Walnut Desks and Railings be- Apply at_oftice northeast corner it d 1st new. oct2-lw 20 HEAD OF HORSES.—Just arrived from the S Rei 4 Codpe carers si esid) soon Say vivir Horeor—ail very ety’ ‘0 be seen at J. SIMMONS’ Btai n le, 211 12th street: g0p29-12t* seplé-Im FF GE BALE Finest sivek of new CARRIAGES Ta @ city. Alo Eatersiontop Jump Seat, latest style. Gavriazen inthe’ raat Coe ae Eel 5p. D BouMIDT & do. 466 Pennsyivanis ave. n.w. ‘CAEDING.—Oool, airy ROOMS, en suite or sin gle, with first-class TABLE ‘BOARD. Also sient Boarders accommodated. References 6x changed. 612 9th et. n.w. and 206 Fat.n.w. fly LOST AND FOUND. OBT-A red fetter female DOG, answering to 4 the name of Pink. Suitable reward if she is returned to $24 Indiana ave. n.w. 11’ LOS3—On Sunday evening, on ¥ st. between 11th 4 and 14h nw. swall plam GOLD BRACE- LEY. Suitable reward if returned to pe 8. Dw. octT-2.* L082 Small ACCOUNT BOOK, containing five Ld printed contracts, on 4th inst. either on 6:h st, or Penneylvania aye. @lreward if returned to od Louisiana ave. OST—Rundsy nicht, going from Vermont ave. Li Obristian church, a jair of GOLD BPEOTACLES. ‘The glaes of ore eyo% = iaftevted. A liberal reward paid on eturn to 1996 al a ie? é [082 October 7, between, 16ta et, Killa’ musie 4 store ond. 434 ‘st., lady's Solitaire Diamond RING old coldgettini. Finder auttably rewarded ca to Reom 7, Corcoran Dutldtos, ishand hee ee description have constant strict); itn > sa represented WM. F. DOWNE’ nw. FOR, SALE EORSEB and CARLIAGES of every auc style. Parties about purchasing, exchanging or otherwise dis- ing of stock in this line will ‘advantage find it to’ to call on or address me, as I cemand for the same. Ever} thing sepl5-tr S maguificent IXTY-EIGHT DOLLAPS CASH WILL BUY a New seven-stoj PABLOR ORGAN, of celebrated make. Cuaranteed efx year FCA SIDNEY NIMMO'S PIANO STORE, sep8-1m* 637 G strect n.w., One door east of 7th street. L=vr JOUNSCN @ CO., Bankers WAsHINGTON, D. ©., DEALEBS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SEOUBITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. jot-tr Fo BERT. B O. HOLTZMAN. 20th and F streets northwest. 2 141936 N. Y. ave, st’ 25 915, BEES, irnished Houses, in good locations, for rent to private families only. T make no charge to landlords for afvertising Pp | thelr property, an if before the public con- ‘Houses and Lote in every section of for sale, at prices from 81,000 t $60,000. ad on tung forma, All property for sale at my office has been eee B 0. HOLTZMAN, octé 1th and F ste. pow. REL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Ssturdays.) Three-Story Houses For Sale. 807 North Capitol st., mo. imps., 10 rs. 607 N st. n.w., mod. 7 ra. 917 6th st. n-w., mod. imps., ra. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses 1823-1825 12th st. n.w., D.h., mod. imps., 6 rs.82.590 62y H st. n.e., £1 9 rs, 2,300 (739-1743-1749 . 1541 .! imps 7 rs, 426 New York avs. n.w., {b., 7 ra 817 4th st. n.w., f.b., mod. imps, 6 rs. 31 24th ot, n.6..f.h., 6 38. Unimproved Property Fi 1€th st. bee Band T nw. Denies Del. ave., bet Band Oge., per ft E st., bet. 21st and 224 n.w., per ft. Houses for Rent. 1304-1806 Conn. ave. n.w.,m. i. 16 rs. per an... $20 14th st.,mod. imps., poss. Oct. 15...... 504 13th et. n.w., moa. tinps.. 9 rs. rn 1, M0. IMPB,, 10 TB.eeece- 477 Pa ave., 3a story, moa. impr. 257 18th st. e.w., Mod. imps. 8 re, 1005 Pa. ave., mod. impa, 11 ra. mod. imps, 7 FB. IRIVermont ave. n.w.,5'78. 911 Fast Capitol st., mod. imps , 6 rs. 1011 East Capitol et, Ora... Stores, 41221tb stern, SE. cor. dihand Tets, 1725 Pa. A 465 Pa. ave., poss. Sep. 20th. 4D at., hall, haa steam power printing office 1116 Sth et : 1°05 Pa. sye., mod. imps. and 16th at. 8 E. cor. Mase. 2 stables in rear 1730 L st., each. $1S—914 2Ist et. (new atoras)... Office rooms cor. 7th and G, Lenox Building— Room 1 . 15.00 ‘The above ts only s small part of the property for rent and sale onmy books. For complete list see bulletin issued on the lat and, ae of sach month ich can application office, or will be sent by mail if desired. = Loans, $1,000, at 8 per cent. ; 85,000, $800, 3708, 8100, at ‘Tper cent. octt Fok RENT—913 Het. n.w. A desireble 3-story Brick DWELLING, contain- ing 9 rocre, and all modern improvements. FOR RENT—785 9th et. n.. PRBEENe CO Large 12-recm BRICK, has modern conveniences and is in excellent repair, = FOR RENT—2005 “1 st. nw. A8etory BRICK, with back building, contains 12 Tcoms, and ail improvements, THOS. J. FISHER & 00. FOR RENT_1741 “@” at. ‘n.w., containing 11 rou aud modern convenienoat. © a FOB RENT—1822 “L" st. n.w., a handsome 13- room BESIDENCE, with every modern improve- ment. 3 HOS. J. FISHER & OO. situat 5 as cots 1228 F RR ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00. ®t Cloud Building. 165.00 40.00) FOR RENT— 939, atore, Pa av n.w.$200 2436 18th st. n.w., 678.818 80017th st.n w.,12ra..80 1214 24th et. nw, 519.12 615 H st. n.w., 11 rs...\60 909 9th gt. n.e., 5 rs....12 1031 Get n.w.,10rs....85 95 Myrue et m.e., 6 rs.10 1627 Mad’n st-b.w.,6rs.18 1313 K st. 8.0. 208 And otter properties in different parts of the city. Circular of Properties for sale and for rent at the ce. Rooms for office or housekeeping over 939 Penn- sylvenia ave, No charge made for advertising. Special rates will be made for the care of large properties, ae haying houses for rent will do well to FOR BALE. A besutiful HOUSE on Q st. n.w., next to corner 18th st., overlockirg Iowa Circle, nearly finished, 10 rooms, cellar, coal vault, and sll modern im- provements. Terms to suit.’ Price $5,500. HOUSE No. 901 T st., 10 rooms, corner house, peeked in hard wood ; all conveniences. Terms to suit. No. 615 H st. n-w.,11 rooins; very complete, and for sale for a few days ata bargain.” nates Money to losn. sep 29 JOHN SHERMAN & 00. 1B — Fo Bear B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. B.w. cor. 17&F 166% 3 10 1232 9th st. n.w. f 1236 lath at, new. f 816 21st st. n.w. fur. 17th 9 8 new houses on Wilson at., bricks, 2-sto.,4 rooms each. sowsee T 49 1239 26th st. nw 1131 Park Placa. 35 2061 7th st. nw... 2 ‘Temp. aye. n.W. 2069 7th at. n.w. 810 4th st. ne.. 18 18th at. 8.¢. 912 Ist. ne. 8 in Ne 5 nw. W., With use steam power v % 20 ‘The Real Estate Review, published at office 0: the 20th of each monta, contains a comp! list ot al the bousee I have for. rent, together with reporta meerning the con of the real estate mar throughout theoountry, Call and ret scopy. tr MoINTIRE, E.* ak ReEaL ESTATE BROKER, No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. Furnished. Fat. n.w.. 20 Pieces 8360 25th & Pa ave. n-w.1662 Tet. near 18th. 150, 1211 Onw., Near Oity Hail; Cor. house, west end. Prospect st. Geo't' ‘Mt. Pleasant, 20 rs. Stoddart st Geo’ ebebibBerbibh ESBSe: ees ery 180 a Ei Sry ap Houses and Lots of all sizes and prices, and in all in the surround- 12rs., imps., lot 26130, sta- mod. tO, sta on }, in complete order, will be Lots in all parts cf ine city. ° seplstr and Cement BUSINESS OHANOES. _ LLE Y. PRUD'HOMME’S French Cia Maen Get ith at Stonth aeons eee m,; Chilcren, 336 p. m. : Ladies and Genusmen, m. Saturday Matinees for Children, 10am. cc? MItS2t 5. SCHRMINES. 4 Mt. cons: Instructions in ELOCUTION, émb-aciuw Li cal Auslysis, Vocal Guiture, and Readings in 8 speare and General Literature, 1107 Get.n.w.ofim ROEBEL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL — Thorough instruction from first to Grammar grade. No:mal Dep't for teachera._ Garman tanght free. Misses POLLOOK and NOEBR, Principals, 1127 18th et. n.w. Fep30-Im HE SESSIONS OF 1879-1880 OF THE LINTA IGUM INSTITUTE will bezin on MONDAY October tb, 1879, at 73s o'clock p.re. Applications tor admission may be made either to M. Matthews, at his office, 55 Consress street, Georgetown, during th's week, between Si and 10 o'clock a.m., or st the roome of tue Institute, at Cur- tle School Builéing, on and after Monday, October 6, 1879. at 7 o'clock p.m. sep 2d-7t JOSIAH DENT, President. M ME. AMELIA RIEHL WILL RESUME HER CLASSES IN FRENCH AND GERMAN, on Ruages ay | lish spokeu in classes. Private lessons will be iven when desired. A Chiudren’s mach Behool will be organizst to ireet cn Saturdays. Torms very moderat~ addrvas at residence, No. 1001 New York ave. KOF ETTORE BARILI will retura to Wash ursday, October 16th, 1879. to resume Singing Prot. Baril\ will be glad to receive his pupils and those wishing to take lessons cf him onthe above day at Marini’s Hail, from 10 to 12 o'clock am. en 25.0 19 O10 Ute, STREET SPRENCH LESSONS — MLLE.V. PRUD'HOMME'S system is thur- ouzh ind practical. Pupils, adults and children, a. vance rapidly. ‘Terms moderate. Office hours 12 1. to 1 pw. Mondaya and Thursdays after 4 p.m. C asers at Mire. Hines’ Academy, Baum's bh: 4% and East Capitol, Tuesdays and Fridays 44 ard 6 p.m. sep 2s'tr W &CHOCL OF COLUMBIAN 'N ats L‘ BITY, N UNIVE! Facuctr: JAMES 0. WELLING, LL. D, Presivent. TheHon. WALTER 8. COX, LL. D. Profersor of the Law of Real and Personal Proper. ty, of Oontracts, aud of Grimes and Misde- mbeanore.. WILLIAM A. MAURY, Esq Profeesor of Equity Jurisprudence, of Common Law and Equity Pleading, of the Law of Evi. dence, ana th: Law of Partnership. The exerciser of the school will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of October, st 6 o'clock .4., when the announcements for the year will be nade. aud opening addresses deliverod by the Pro- rent o7e, ‘Uncer graduates and new etudents_purposing to Join the rchool are invited to ba present, as also wracuates hu law who may desire information ro- specting the operations of the Post GRADUATE DE- PARTMENT. ‘Ibe charge for tuition in the under-graduates’ department is #50 for a single year, or 8150 for two Zears, tzvable in advance half yearly. or ia month- ly instafments, at the option of stude! The tuition fee in the Post Graduate Deoartmant is #50, payable in monthly instalments, and cover- ing the entire period of nine months. Arplications for catalowuss may be made at the bookstore of W. H. & 0. H. Morrison, 475 Pexna avenue: at the National Savings Havk, corner New York avenue ard 15th street, and to the President 0 tthe University. (Post, Nat. Rep.) sena4.3w MME, GHEYREMONT, French Teacher. gives PRIVATE LESSONS and in CLASSES. For references and Fortowars piease call at 943 M st. n.w., corner of 10th. sepi9-1in QUSESES IN WOOD CanVING AND ARI colewors, Misa ALICE HAL: pupil Mr. HL Fry, Gincinnati, Koom 99, Corcoran kuiidipg. “Oarving done to order. Specimen work at Bourdian'+, sep1s-I2a" ;AVERLY SEMINARY, No. 1412 Het. n.w. Boarding aud Day School for youny !adies and children. Bersion opens Sept_18th. Miss LIPS. COMB Principsl. Circulars at Seminary, book and drug atores. Sepl0-Im ME. AND MBS. ALFRED BUJAO'S Enuiish and “IM French Boarding and Day School, 1018 17th st. n.w. Duties resumed on SEPTEMBER 22d. 89-Im* HE ROSSLYN SEMINARY, No. 1636 Tst., near 6th st. n.w. Migs B ROSS Principal, will re- open on WEDNESDAY. SertTexnen 24th. Mies ‘Ross may be found at the Seminary after Seytem- ber 13th. sep?-Im pee wr dene EES ¥EET oe old pert ot cemetery, not far from 1600 Q st or cemetery om AD EES ot E>-AVE A CUSTOMER FOR A DWELLING W Eoveer ia Oe CUS TOE pertcaah Sad OUNSE property. W. HL MAIN & BROS., oct7-1m 126 Pennsylvania ave. Fos, SALE Elictie BUILDING LOTS In all rections of the city, No cash payment reanired zion nartite who nha at one. Bold on five ix yeare time at a low rate of at E.WAGGAMAN. Se oats FO FALE Theat ry BRICK HOUSE located on 8 commanding coraer n.w., in most rapidly improving part of elty. 1 Toms. all noniean ee roverente. Terms reasosable. Address Hex Th, ter oftice, oct t® {OK BALE—AN UnNprecenenten TT — Pan ctccticnt ARM af near Fee conven entto ER. depot and 29 miles from Wee Unter gCo1 grass, well feacet timbered a tered. Ateonsed at 83,700. Will. well for wise, ‘This isa firet-clasa fermi, at an uuheacd.of beret, Address “LASSEN,” Star office oot" ] YUE, BUILD ONE OR MORE HOUSES, OF remodel and do general repairing | Bmall cash payment and the balance in mouthly instalaent. Address BUILDER, Star office, oots-2t" Fe SALE—Fine new three-story and basemen: BRICK RESIDENCE, with side lot. The houss is built ina thorough manner with ali the modera iroy rovements. Tn one of the best neigabor ho ds in tre northwestern section of the city. Will bs +ela tor #6.010 on long time. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1228 Fat now. ‘oot’ 2w Ok SALE ON EASY TERMS AND AT A LOW tiwure, several HUILDIN + LOTS, on grade of ‘0'Jeet by 100 feet. Within half square of and Beit sine cars northwest. Rare ci ance for persons of moterate means Algo other LOTS a a bargan. RUTLEDGE WILLSON, Attorney- at-Low, 408 Sth et now. ooté- t FOR, TRADE FOR LUMBER AND PRICK OF for sale, at #1.200,0n one year'a time, a neat TMOSTORY BOURE, in wood locality, naar F sf cars;s decided bargain. B. A. McINTIRE, Real Estate Broker, 918 F at octt-St cash and $12 monthly will 1822 Boundary, bet. Ica ent: with hall : ard 19/h ste. ¥ co: ara since. WM. W. METOAL built two ASth st. ‘and N. Y. ave )E HAVE IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAU ESTATE SECURITY, at interest. two sums ef MONEY, ona of 84,000 and ore of $5,000. STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, cota. Room 26. Le Droit Butldina. FG SALE—& FARM of 160 acres, with Janke house. barn and outbuildings; weil-fenced ant under good cultivation; 10 miles from this city; 5 un inutea waik from RR. Depo nzht $4100 on easy terma. ottice. iO LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Scats zo Surr, ‘very low rate of B. O. HOLTAMm AR, 16th snd F ste. now. iS T OR SALE—The new STORE snd DWELTING, No. 1624 14th et. n.w. The Deell- tmp enents. ‘The Store with pla.e-class front, crystal chande ire ard piate-glass wirror covering 'he entice back of the st re. Best location in the city for Ladies’ Fur- nahitgs and Millinery Store. Key next door. THC 8. I. MYERS, 1216 F st. nw. octi2w 600 in sume from 8300 to #LON ate security. Inquire of FRANK coluubia Law Building, 5th street. BLOWING, ‘oct3-Iw QO AND $1,000; also, sums of $10,000 and up D warde, to loan on improved city Keal Rstats Terms reesonable. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, General insurance Agents, No. 635 F st. nw. o3-1w* (OR KALE—A Gueat InpuceNeNT—AN OLD STAND, inthe business part of the town, with Ber attached: recently refitted aud ropaired. 1 hen th of present owner reason for sale. Inquire & 2218 E et. rw, octet (OR ENCBANGE—For Business Property in th nortliwest section, three FRAME HOUSKS, 0 and five rooms each, rentiry weil. wth'lo to & 30-foot alley: ated on 4% tt sw, J ADEMOISELLE BRUN, 1996 Tetrect nw., is recommended by the excellence of her methiod. To study with ber isto learn to epeak French with facility in the sEortest possible time." sep$-Im* {;RENCH ECHOOL, a SYLVANIA AVENUE, MADEMOISELLE L. FOULON, de Paris, will open her school OcToveR 1st. All branches taught in French. All lessons prepared during school hours. Private lessons also given. For further information call or address from 2 to 4p. m., ag above. seps-dlm I88 OSBORNE’S ior Young Lates will WY OPEN sto) Stet, wi N at 3 a of 10th st, MONDAY, September §. 1879. ates Sea K Sp reaanren NORMAL INSTITUTE, with Model Kindergartens, reopens Srpr. 8TH, in Kindergarten Hall, The éth year of the Teachers’ Class (course ot e'ght months) bexins Oct. 16TH. A course of Lectures explaining tre merits and u:es of the KG. System will be given to Young Ladies’ Institutes, if desired. For particulars and circulars call on the Principals. ei LOUISE POLLOOK. 929 8th st.; or, MBS LO’ MISS SUSIE POLLOOK, i127 13 Bep2-toct15 o eu APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Coxconpvitie M Pa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, $45. Stu dents preyared for business, Yale or Harvard. First claga professors. zramsry pul pils admitted. JelT-ly J. BHORT: , A.M., Principal. /RIVATELY OB IN OLABS—LATIN. GREEK, PGERMAN FRENCH CMATHTEA ETS , BET: ORIC, LOGIG. Preparation for Collexe, Wast Point, Annepolis. Translations of Ancient and Modern Lan- guaces. 8 W. FLYNN. A. M. 1227 Let, n.w. sl-ly E. SCHFEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGA id J. VOOAL MUBIG.. Particular attention t be yinners as Well ag those wishing tobe qualified for Teachers. Tere moderate. 734 12th street n.w. GGHOOL oF MusIo, 707 8th st. n.w., Reopens SEPTEMBER 8th. Pupils reosived after August 26th. Catalogues on application. Tuition 85 and upwards. sug25 2in (HONSERYATORY OF MUBIO, ? Music Hall, 482 9th st. u.w., and parlors 639 Pa, avenue east (Established ised) ‘Twelve teach Ali bran Free, 2408. all thr Year, Call, or address, ore sep3-2m. Q.B. BULLARD, Director. M®™ “ZENON SEMINARY. BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 204 F Stuer N. W., WasHINaToN, D. 0. Fan Term Peek ee ae "Gatalbwrieg. at th PT. 2p, ios at the Bookstores and the Seminary. aug20-2m NA4tionaL MEDIOAL COLLEGE oF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, (H at., det. 8th and 1th sts. n.10., Washington, D.C.) ‘The 58th couree of Lectures will becin on MON- DAY, October 6th, and continue until March 1, 1880.’ No changes’ have been made in the Faculty since last year except that the chair of Materia Medica will be filled by Prof. D. W. PRENTISS, vice Prof. J. ©. Riley, deceased. In addition to the usual Lectures upon the seven errential branches of Medical Science, special arrangements have been made for atording she student practical insteuc- tion in Anatomy, Ohemistry and the use of the mi- croscope, under the persona! direction of compe- tent teachers. Ample ghpesantty is rovided for clinical instruction in the various’ Ospleals and dis- nearies of the city, free of charge. The central ocation cf the college affords eaey ‘transit (by street cars) to the several hospitals and government de- partments. The course will beyin with an Iatro- ductory Lecture by Prof. PRENTIBS at $ .m , on MONDAY, October 6tb, in the colieze building. The profession and public are cordial'y invited to aueng, (The regular Lectures will coutinue daily at 5: For circulars and particulars, address A. F. A. KING, M. D., Dean, sep8-Im 726 13th st., Washington, D. 0. <PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Connen 77H AND L STREETS N-W. ives education for real life to sons and dsughters. ‘he course comprises Penmanship, Spelling, Com: position, Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, Sin- gle and Doubie Entry Bockkeeping, Business Prac. tices, Political Economy, Commercial Lew, snd Lec- tures. Day and Evening seasions. Oyen for recep- tion of students lsst Monday in August and there- after. For particulars visit ihe Ooliece. or address sugd-ly i. O. SPENOER, Prrxcrpat. OYS'S CLASS" AND MATH ACADEMY will REOPEN SEPTEMBER let at 321 Pa. ave. wast. Gtarge for common branches, per quarter.....810 Obas; for higher Engiish, Latin, Groek, nch and German... seen B15 Cali, or send for Oircular to CHABE ROYS, Principal. Evening class at 605 Pa. ave. east,per month, 83 ‘augl9-4m HE ECLECTIO BEMINARY, 1434 Q et, Mr. dar Baer ate agree cota r 10th, Tusles and fcimales, includisgs ‘Teachers clase, ‘The method of isnew. Number limited. Gall and see. anq23-2m ETROFOLITAN SEMINARY AND ER GARTEN.—Bosrding and Day Cea Ha eee r ed 16th. ‘The Normal Classes for Ladies wishing to session from October 15th. Both a day: Cisse.” Gatalowuee at Drug stores, me ‘BS. BYLVANUS (REEDS BOARDING AND M Bay sounder rou YOUNG LADIES, AND Saup 8 East Sep sx. New Yous, reopens GOTO. 1. French and German Janguages practically Thoro : ant collegiate partment Bingi: a Grawing, painting and needle work included, “aes ives the personal care and supervision of auretawam ae ned. WANIED—To Bomiow— 81.500 on anincum- bered real estate valued at 85,00), Co le pudin monthly irstaliments of #50 per nionth, with inter cstat £1x per cent Profersional money brokers reed not respond. Addiets, for one week, Box 125, Star office. octl-6t CLIENT DESIRES TO INVEST in Loans u) A Secletiata intussr or B30Uy ShvO ead a Fer information apply to sep20 Gt BK ALEXANDER, 432 La. a ONEY TO LOAN— AT 10e Lowest Manrxer Rates. Ouiy 6 per cent. for lange amounts Witu undoubted sceurity. SL. ar p00 at Tper at 700, 8500, $300 at B per cen! es very low. wey lOW: 3H. WARNER, 916 F st. n. w. IE E—AT A BARGAIN—A RESTAURANT in fouth Washington. now doing a fair business, A}l necessary fixtures. Apply on premises, 621 7th et. 8.w. Rep IS-18c* FP OUBE AT SBED B PRIGE—I will sell a new BRICK HOUSE, of twelve rooms aud ail Jate improvements, within two hundred feet of Iowa Park, fronting south, and finished to order, at Bed Rock price. Address OWNER, Box 224. sep13-lia (GBEAT BARGAIN IN BUILDING LOT, ON WEST END PARK OIRGLE. On Connecticut Avenue Park, fronting south, & very choice LOT is offered for Sile at a bargain by the Owner without the intervention of Agents. Pleano address B>x 224, City. sepl3-Im W ANIED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS. SOLDIER'S ADDITIONAL HOME- STEAD CLAIMS and SUPREME COURT SORIP, for cash, ty WM. J. JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law Room 41 Lé Droit Building. Sep5-3m., PARE CHANCE (For Bate)—The old estab. hithed COAL YARD, cor 6th and K sts, n.w. STEsM SAW MILL, BUILDINGS, LEASE, &c- Apply on premises. ausl6-7w* ___ PERSONAL. ISHOP GREEN, of Mississippi, isin the city, the suest of Mr. Rollinson Colburn, 1515 Veron: avenue, It’ [2 2BE LADY WHO LATELY BROUGHT A pair of old rilver epectsc es to the store of Mr. Alexander. No. 1012 F st_n.w., will bring them avain to Mr. A. he will satisfy her as to thoir ownerahip and reward her trouble. i ¥ THE PARTY WHO TOOK A POOKETBOOK from an office room in building 615 7th st. the first day of October, 1879,will return (o the same room the private papers in the pocketboox, he will be entitled to ell the money in tue pocketbook, b- Fides a #5 for the return of ail the private papers in the book, which is of no use to him, and no ques- Hons asked. M, P. C , 615 7th st. ostd-3t 424s Ross Bas RETURNED TO THE CITY, Ané will be pleased to see her friends at 402 2d st, above D st. sep23-1m. \/ OTIOE.—Lawyers and other parties desirini evidence in divorce cares or Jeval suits and ai business of a private nature will be Fromptly ate tended to. Terme reasonab'e, and parties thorouch- ly reliable. Communications strictly confidential, Addrese Lock Box 603, Uity Post Office. sep 23-1m* OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with ‘abstracts of lens on real estate. 506 10th at. n. w..6 a.m. to 10 v.m._Aiways in before 9 and from 2 to 5." $11-9m* __ SCHOOL BOOKS, &e. SoHo 1L BOOKS, WITH COVERS.—A ‘© assortment always on hand, and at the v: 06! prices, at E. K. LUNDY'S, ausgd0-ly 128 Bridge st , Georgetown. cAD ‘EMS FO. SCHOOL H*®" QUART: Ke es ‘Tie most extensive and complete stock of SCHOOL BOOES AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES, Wholesale and Retsil, WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 4298 7th street m.wW. At aug30-tr Scueon BooKs FOR PUELIO AND PRIVATE SUHOOLS AT W. H. & O. H. MOBRISON’S, Law BooxsELLERS AND STATIONERS, aug30-t 475 Pa. avenue n.w. ScHooL Books AND SCHOOL REQUISITES FOR SALE BY FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 1015 Penna. ave, A complete assortment of Marcus Ward & Oo.’s Irish Linen Papers, Birthday Cards, &c., &o. au30ir PROFESSIONAL. STOCK FALL AND WINTER OLOLHING "a goods, é rank, oa wel merene SEE ng, octé 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. starch, but Hoe on a Nee USwaONN POSER I0E OREAM. 10 oe a Plate. ae Saag Bold Stroeta ‘soplt-im. {[ HE ORLLULOID TEUSS AND SUPPORTERS ‘That never xupts, never breaks, nover wears) 2%, meet TS a ee CT, R. M.S. BROWN, DENTIST, Dib tees, BORED NAG, NO ge aes ee exis iven for the 2 ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. Ail operations on the ral teeth performed with care and satisfaction. to and convenient Of cars pass the sepl-ly BS. DR. FULLER makes no charge for de- quarge for de. juestion. moe a S i eta OF Cae eat eC her’ Hordheast Toth and F sta., opp. St. Pat. Church. auz30-6w* ORNS, BUNIONS, WAB: ISEARED NAILS, Ce aU ioe that Da BUROLT? oe ‘ave. {Epatatrs ), may be consulted. Painless, scien! and children attended. ‘seLay Pe ES ith and ‘ie E streets nerthwest. Teeth inserted $7 per ‘snd K sta: Besutiful Bets