Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1879, Page 2

: : THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WED NESDAY.. ..October S, 1879. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. MALARIAL FEVERS ABE | Gun MYOBE,/1024 Fenarylvanie | sarge for medici ee Dost | DUBED ty De avenue northwest. No lela y. DUBTERS.—The celebrated | W Ror DUBIER for sale at = pee C. BRYAN’S, oct8-2t oO Corner 15th and I streets northwest. —_ Disintegration of the “Solid South.” Almost every day brings news of sclsms in the demccratic party in the south and the organization of independent voters. Ia Georgia ‘the Independents, from all reports, are better organized than the old party and have all the elements of victory with them. In Loulstana, yesterday, at the state convention, the machine ywon the day and nominated Wiltz as the deme- cratic candidate for governor. The Ogden wing of the party, which comprises the better ele- ment, are very much dissatisfied with the re- sult, and it is more than probable that they will oppose the “ring” ticket. Io ‘Texas the democratic party has been too strong for its own good. Its majorfttes have run up to @ hundred thousand, and now the organization 1s threatened with destruction by reason of its very strength. Independent candidates are out for office allover the state, and when remon- strated with by the party organs their reply is that the party vote can be divided without any danger of defeat at the hands of republicans. ‘These divisions, however, engender bitter feel- ing between the two factions, and the breaca grows wider. In Mississippi the independents and greenbackers are united and are making a determined fight for the legislature and for local offices. All these signs show that the solidity of the south politically 1s being broken up, and la two or three years more 1t will, no doubt, have be- comé a thing of the past. Politiclans and party Jeaders will be able to hold the south tosether through the presidential contest next year. Every argument now addressed to the voters of that section fs to that end. The voters are told that if Uley stand firm in one more fight they can win, and enter into the enjoyment of rich federal patronage. Tils will, inall probability, hold them, but after next year, no matter which Way the presidential election may go, the men of the south will divide upon political ques- tions. Suould they lose the presidential race they will conclude that It ts useles to fight the battles of democracy any longer. Should they win, tue number of offices for distribution will fall far short of meeting the demand from that section, and those who are left out may be counted upon afterwards as opponents of democ- racy. —_—___++-_____ In his charge to the grand jury of the third TU. 8. judicia! district of Utah, delivered oa the ‘Ast instant, Judge Hunter called particular at- tention to the existence of polygamy in the territory, and insisted that the grand jury Should indict all parties guilty of it. He told the jurors that they knew personally parties who had a plurality of wives, and !f they fatled to indict ali such they violated the oath they hhad taken. Hedenied the claim of the Mor- mons that 1t was they who had made tue Uta Valley blossom like arose. The judse claimed tha’ allthe materlal tmprovemeat and pros- perity of the valley had been wrought by the Gentiles, who were not under the curse .of polygamy. Judge Hunter's charge indicates that he intends to bring all his judicial wea- pons to bear upon the offending Mormons. To Judge Hunter's enforcements of the law against crimes of all kinds tn Utah, there can of course be no objection; but he evidently does the Mormons Injustice in endeavoring to with- hold from them the credit for reclaiming that desert country and making it productive and prosperous. That they had done this long be- fore the arrival of the “Gentiles,” as the antl- Mormons are called, those who visited the ter- ritory in its earlier days very well know. It is suggested that the Post OMice depart- Ment tests, by fair experiment, the system of giving receipts for letters matied, with the view Of adopting it pernfhently, if it meets with popular favor. The receipts, according to the plan proposed, would be given at the Post OMice and would merely show that q letter had been mailed on that date toa certain address. For this about one cent should be charged, and those who favor the system express the belief that it would add largely to the receipts of the department, as ina great many cases person3 Would like to have evidence of the mailing of letters. This system falled in Great Britain, but it is urged that it was not givena fair Mae a It looks if Mr. “Parnell and nis associate “home rule” members of the British parlla- ment, who have been agitating the Irish upon the subject of rent had entered upon a larger undertaking than they suppo.ed. At the im- mense mectings of Irish peasants and small farmers held in Cork, Galway and Queen’s county, Suuday, the impetuous nature of that people broke out and the leaders could not sup- press it. Messrs. Parnell, Shaw, Smyth and Coleburst. the home rulers who spoke at Cork, advised passive resistance by a genera! refusal to pay excessive rents, but the excited crowd condemned somild a courze. They broke forth in shouts to the effect that the oppressive land- lords must be shot. Nothing short of that, thought the audience, would give reltef. Fenian badges were circulated among the crowds, and many persons wore them conspic- uously. Itisaneasy matter to set a revolu- tion going in Ireland, but itis hard to stop it, as the present agitators may find out. Tue English government {s, apparently, apprehen- sive of trouble. A cavalry force has been or- dered to hold itself in readiness to proceed to Ireland at any moment. The history of past outbreaks among the Irish teaches that the Sending of British troops among them is not calculated to allay the excitem ——___ ‘The putting of an Infernal machine in one of the drawers of his desk by a Philadelphia law- yer was a brutally cruel and possibly a crim- inally illegal plan to stop pllfering; but there 15 no doubt that Its effect on the meddlesome Office boy’s fingers will have a tendency for some time to come to make inquisitive and ac- quisitive people a little cautious about fooling ‘With other people's belongings. The me-hod ts reprehensible, but the moral effect can hardly fall to be good. —___~.-_____ Both parties are claiming Ohio this year with great apparent confidence, but there seems to bea general belief that the democratic pros- pects have been improving within the last two or three weeks. Under these circumstances the opinion of so intetligent and careful acal- culator as Richard Smith, of the Cincianatl Gazette, becomes of interest. S) late as last saturday that gentleman expressed the firm belief that the republicans will carry Hamilton wounty by 1,500, and the state by 29,099 majori- ty, and he would not be surprised if the latter Sigures rose to 30,000. Ie expressed no opinion as to the legisiature. It would pert perhaps be too much to to say that Fernando Wood 1s obtaining soctal attentions and dinners in France under false pretences, but it isclear that he is ralsing hopes in the bosoms of French manufacturers and merchants touching the reduction of certain duties in this country which will never be realized. In de- portment and appearance Fernandy is very imposing, but we are afraid his hospitable en- tertainers will consider him a gay deceiver by And by. ‘Wheat continues to hold its own with every prospect of further advance. Speculators and heavy grain dealers are buying largely for Speculative purposes, and every dispatch from foreign markets brings intelligence of more read wanted. Millers are refusing to sell flour ven at advanced prices. : ecu, We hear ana ‘iniquity of fast freight know any: ‘a good deal about the ht lines. But does any one Se Sree eet erpinins hoo slow Jong tn transit by steam that ahorse and awa on teem could have beaten the “express.” | Philo, North American, a tenis: Just so. Sut doesn’t our contemporar: trace the connection between cause and emtect in this matter? In the first place, the slow trains necessarily become slower, in consequence of the fast trains being accommodated with the Fight of way. In the second place, the “wheels ‘Within wheels” which control the transporta- tion factlities of railways and pocket the money that ought to go to the stockholders, so manage matters that the slow lines shall be a good deal Slower than they need be, in order that the Shipping public will become disgusted with them and patronize the fast freight lines, of which the said wheels within wheels are the Penefciaries, Hence the “miseries” spoken of, | BEssHeTs, CASHMEBES. We are making quick eales in BLANKETS. Exam ine ovr 31-4 Double Blankets at 63 Heavy Bed Comforts, 75-. au Pure oo] Black Uasbm-re, one double width. lack Biike, 75c. aud 81, and upto 82 Rew thades Dicen Gooce 12s 180d 250, Fai and Lew Beaver Shawls. t BENJAMIN MILLER, cct8: 103 Bridae street. GrORGETOWR. i Wanted WANTS. .FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS OHANOES. _ 1! recommen ‘ed to Wa, pais GIRE: ee been e oad t w., at 1439 Kit nw. INTFD—First-class HANDS; also, aa ANTRENTICES: must ion bow tysew. Gall before 6 pm. Madame WHITE, 1004 E sn. lt" OR RENT—nO Borers BE: USE No. 917 Hew ibs New ism gre Fe RENT OR BALEA neat five room ee Yo, 1119 14th st. ‘modern improvements. Avsiyat S11 19thet iow. Sapo ai ED—A first claea WAITEH, well recom’ ANnced; alto, @,BOY to wash dishse. Apoly at 622 ‘Ponuieas Venus 0.w. Girl (wh te) from the By a antry @ SITUATION in private famiiyto do chamber work ‘ang plain eewing. Apply 726 4tb st. oct8-2t" "ANTED—To Buy—A small HOUSE, northwest; W eral ers tment and mouthly installments. esac Bex 125, Star office, stating pororaenals lo caty Ma P GENERA {TTORNEY 8 FINA NOIAL. ie aae ER rAd AGENTS, Cees ‘LPHIA, Make Collections, Furnish ‘Oommerolal Reports, ‘Answer Huguiries, and attend to all Kinds of legitimate businets at reasonable rates. Rest Estate Sold and Traded ; Timber Land a Spec'a'ty : Commercial Paper Newotiaed; Eudowment and Life Insurance Pulicies Bought, end nk Losned on same; Insurance of a:l k'nds eff-cted in Best Companics st Lowest Hat 3 Agents for Importers, Manufac- tatere au Specialties “Foreign and Homs Corres. pondence Soiicitrd. oct8-1am,3m. Rerosr OF TH! ne CONDE TION MEES AND. MEOHANIOS? FARMERS [Onl BANK, AX GEORGETOWN, IN THE DIS(RICL OF COLUMBIA, AT THE CLOsE oF Busixess, OcTOBER 2, 1879. URSEr. NA- U.S bonds on hand. Ctter stocks, bonds ard murtwaxes.-.! Due from approve reserve agents » Due frem other naticnal bank: Dac trom state banks snd bankers. } eal estate, furniture and fi Curent expenses aud taxo8 Checks and other cash i Bills of other bank: 2 393 00 Eractional currency (including nickels) 16 95 er- Maclay ee Nee mee SOF gpani00 Legal tender” potas. 105,000 09 Recemption fund with U. 8." urer (5 per cent. of circulation) Total, LIABILITIS8. Capital stock paid in. Surplus fund, Budividea: profits, National bank no! Dividenés unpaid. Individual deposi 1'376 00 I 494,105 20 Due to other national banks. 5,300 76. Total... District of Columbia, County of Washington, 8s: LAIRD, 3n.,’Cashier of the above-nsmel hatin do sclemfly swear Wat tue soove statonient is true to the best of my know‘edge and belief. W. LAIRD, sn, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn tu before me this 7th day ber, 1579. Of Cclober, TAVHEW PLATER, Notary Public. Correct—aitest, 1t AW OFFICES OF L CHARLES 8 WHITMAN, Removed to 1417 G st., oposite Rigzs' House, first oct7-Im fico: Hees a plate: 8115 8 vell, N. W. Burchail, Browning & Middleton, ros. (Geo) wil telephone your orders st oct nd referent 5th and 161 ’ ANTED—HOUBE of about eizht rooms, ira conventences loested. betwen Tata amd ess ve Borne! cf Pennsylvania avenue. om [ARLED By S respectable, | colored 1Girla chambermaid and pisin sewing; Ca:l at 1903 O at. hw. oa Ft Ss an experienced Dresemaker 2 Rota TATION as cutter or mauager, Dressmaking cstablishment. Address Mr B., 419 4th st. p.w. W ANDED_By a settled white woman. STLUA- TION to do genersl huusewo:k, 1a a private family, can aes Teferences if required. Address FD—By a Fespectabie woman, aa a TUATION a oak Washer and ironer and nl beusework in smajl fam ly; god reference. 2) Readieon #f., bet pen Guin Teh nw te wot for any agency business, ern enterprise that re yearly; better than a cil ‘Ac ith etamp, “Enterprise. » CI ineinhati, Onto. cot eos ANJED—ImMMeEpIATELY—5 white and 6 col- W oreé WOMEN for zeveral housework ; 1 New ¥rgland Pastry Cook 2 colored Boys; 1 Lanudres:. ct: le aud fomilies furbiated free d-re] Building, eor. 7th and F s! ANTED-NURSE. None but first-class qn ith st. n-w. need apply, with good recommen Istions. 14 W ANTED—A white GIBL to do menses! ace COR tT. 321 oct7-3t Jrork. Must bring good referen 906 G st. n.w. ~ ANTED—Strone waite WOMAN. to wash and ircn, wait on table, ke Must bea good laun- drevs, Al ALDERNEY DAIRY, 41 SoS ast we. et \ ANTED—A respectable white GIRL, to do gen- Os ‘eral housework and assiet with children : W: So veruorth. Osllon Mrs 1. H. LITTLE Oak Mt. Plesasnt. TANTED—A COOK who wilassict in ae ard ironing; also a CHAMBERMALD (both ite). References required. apply at Boon Rt ‘9 New York ave. ANTED—A ix or eight room mous i furvished or uafuruished, modern improve- W ments, rorthwest part of city preferred. Address = ae yet 7-3t W N ‘0 communication “TOONS. ‘of ona Aaige ROOM ¢ (furnished or unfurnished )_with Beard, for wentleman aud wie. Adcress BE. Star office, stating terms. O:tT.3t W ANTED—By a respectavie virl a BITUATION ina viavate, farpily ae cuamive mad, and as- fist insewing and with children. Good referencas. Address Box 113, Star office. OCt7-2* (OR RENT—Two or fo fi ean fd BYigeecs iy farniehest mrecond and Ebird story {rept ROOMS at No. 622 6th st. nw. References required. Oct8 3t* pes RENT—In new houee, with all modsrn con- au handsor ely furnisied commu. met, mm ccatinu Bi tovether sing Also, a HALE ROOM. Tot Mite e Ue Fe RENT—An elegant DWELLING, a “at modern imrovements: 14 reoms: moe ate St crass tenant, No. 1343 Q at. n it pocte' 8 sore J. G. HESTER, 519 7th st ‘octe” FRE —Seecpd and third FLOOBS 477 Ps. rer: 280 It Saw, in thorouth oeder, toes word ienant, rent $25. 412 lith st. nw. STORE ard tuo floors above, rent 863. THOS. H WAG- (OK HENT—FUMNISHED HOUSE, with =H medern improvements. Inquire at No. 406 1st 8.8. ocol-3t* OB REN T—Turee farge communicating ROOMS with all modern c conve. fences, in first-class con- dition, fully ad for light housek Appl StI908 Sih st ewecer, No ROPE, AOR Fo: BRENT—Furnichtd BOOM. ne ut Fo, REST—A BRICK STABLE, for three oc yer # aud Carriages. Apply 1316 iéth nw. sae ES ESr ose 2305 M rt_n.w.; 10 rooms; all modern improve nents: $25 ‘par month: CHARLES Wi. HANDY, 609 7th st. nw oci6-3t OR BALE OB RENT-HOUSE near corner of 1 a N sts nw sll rooms, at back Spearly vew? in perfect order. LAWYER, Slu F et. FOR, RENT—Thresstory BRIOK H TET aL water ard as: 715 Hhode island ave. " Kont #20 per month. Avply 1106 L st. nw.; or 215 4gst.nw. Key at Drug Btore. ‘oc!6-3t FOR RENT Very desirable nccond-story FRONT COM, 38 psrlor and bedroom. A'eo, ane tcommiuntcst on to three lines of care. “Privete toni y. 429 Saat mW octet Fo; SENT—Deritable furnished ROOMS, ‘with BO. AED 302 Est. ow. Keferences exchanged. Sane Se handsomely, Furaiened ROOMS, en suite, in new house, with all mo lern. sluprovemenits ; location central, near hotels and de- yattments. Apply on premises, 519 13th stre-t n. W. oct? 3m, Fok BEAT Furnished COTTAGE of 9 roome, every modern convenience. Alo, UARRIAGE HOUSE snd STABLE, No. 1216 H st. n.w., between 22th and 13th sts. Several pieces of furnitute to be sold, come very old style. oct ht? Re RENT—A New York family having jnst fur- dep Rithed # houss in one of the finest locations in 18 Ci ould rent three or four ROOMS to desir- able varties wishing a cheerful home, with, or with- out BOARD. References exchanged. Address Box 144, Star office oct2-6t* OK SALE—Beautiful BUILDING LOTS rear Castle Stewart. Apply to THOS. J. LUTTRELL, 1930 Pennsylvania ave. sep30-Lm FOE BEST No 1445 N2 Br. ww oxomly Dew; thirteen rooms; every oom heated, including servants, ard bath root waking tubes: electric tele: stationary. wash 1 fabs: vegetable and meat cellar. Apply at 74 17th st. sop29-29 mealy pornteped HOUSE, or fs, for turee persons ructher and Gaughters woul! be frig to give bo ard in exchange tor same. ‘Adres 8. . Let. new. Ctr at : WARTED{By.A acy, PHONOGRAPHIO WORK. Aprly 1229'S et fi TANIED—To Rent—A north of the city. Addr (0 RESTORE GRay WAT TO IT@ NATUBAL ‘OLOK AND BEAUTY, Use ATIARS’ CRYSTAL DISCOVERY, ‘The only entirely harmiess and cleanly Hair Re- er in wb ket. newer in Wemar’* ARTHUR NATTANS, coT 14th and Land 2dand B sts maw. FAsiienabyr pee MAISON FREDERIQUA. MADAME A. P. PROVOT, 20 Easr UWENTY Frust Br., New Yor, Informs Ler cu-tumers aud ladies in general that ghe bas just returned from Paris with the Latest Styles and Novelties for Dresses. N OTICE TO THE Pt PUBLIC. OFFICE WASHINGTON iN AND NORFOLK SrEr POST OOMEENY, SEV! ENTH STREET WHARF, iS On and. efter this date, the Btesmer GEOLGE LEAbY wil, discontinue cro her tripe, Wash nieton to Norfolk, for: the purpose cf repairr, painting, ec oe a notion wilt begiven when sherestimes |B: F. TODD, Axent. Wp PLANT. President. {Poet} par AND WINTER OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, Parisian Novelties, &e-, - Ox WEDNESDAY any THURSDAY, OcToner 82H AND 9TH. You are cordially invited. Miss BETTIE TOMLINSON, ot 2140 7th strest nw. QOWSEES OF PROPERTY in the following squarea who said the sessesment for cerrisveway, cidewa:ts, alleys and rewers under the old Corporation of Washington in 1870 and 1s71 ere entitled to have two-thiras of the amount ives —1, 15, 17, 18, 20, 21, 25, 26,98, 39, 42, 4 5 892,110, 133, 133: 139, 149, 13h, 9. at 175, is. iit. ii rw 428, 429, 440; ae 20), 6: 685" Gyo: 694° 65" ane ty Tie 716, 738, 740, 743, 776, 807, 808, 815, 12, Bio. Be 7. 961, 938° 971, 972, 973, 974,'s. 1015, 1017, n. L017, 1039, 1040, 1041, 066, 3 fog, 1078, 107%, 1938, Beee 1089, 1100, 1112, nie. 1143 or" Bring tax'bil’s andy have your claims prepared. and settled by JOHN MORN 225 4'5 Strest nor. hwest. oct7-Im Cpporite Columbia Building j= HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pensand the result of experimenta for more than twenty years. The “RECORD” Pen is roduced by a skillful combination of the two pre- us and non-corrosive metals; 26 kr. Gold and Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains uci 1s fineness without a, centy ‘md steel-like tem- duarm supplien. “Eh Wircomp? Goa rea poles ae 3 pararerse (Diamoncs,) indestructible with, fair treatment, and polished to g1sss-like smoothness. Steel pen writers have now every objection to gold fairly overcome, and every a Pen iit ieee emcy of be bad Perfection tf Point. Shea See Brea all ae relere and Stationers in nited jot found order direct from Sonn 'y Ds Manufacturer, 19 W. 4th street, Cin- For sale by JOHN 0. ace 619 7th street northwest. marl?-lawly-orm pax IT. “LONG ARM CHOP” TEA Is the best in the city. 50 OENTS PER POUND. For sale only by JAMES A. EDGAR, Grocer, N. W. corner 8th and Fast Capitol sts. nag Heedamazters forthe Great Whooping ¢ Poueh OR cody a SALE-On toned, rountryren srr PIPE OHGEN, wn 1 7th at. nw. 719 719 FALL OPENING or MILLINERY GOODS, . ar DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. WEDNESDAY, Ocrones 87x, A complete line of r -4 PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. Also wtite complete sesortment of NOVELTIES ‘X GOODS, at ‘Wil exhibit, on DAVIS’, 719 Market 8pzee, oct3-lw GEE Sth street. TEL ht BUGGY, with or witaou: top. Bistoprigaand style. Address B. REASON ABLE, Box 92 oct st ee a aa white girl a SITU! TION as cook, also to assist in washius an FOBBENT-Splendidiy Furnished HOUSES 2015 and 2017G st. n.w., for the last 12 years occn- ped By peinibters 01 foreign leg ations. esol 2017 FE ENTE ished BA. ROOMS an: eee Tuntiea fe fer. Spo ng, ane several sinall BEDROO Berusy abla aventicr corner 4leet Fe RENT—COUNTRY town; 40 acres, with nies cottavo; PLAOK, near Union within five minutes’ wa'k cf street cars to Washington. Avpl: to TINGES & SARGEANT, 50 Lexington st., Baiti- more. enplodw Foe ean err sieelzable and complete HOUSE, south of 13th street (Lowa) socie, 1 rooms, modern conveuicncer, Pric- 86,500. ‘Terms W Soiner of Noith ard Lexington streets, Ba! teonian Apply 528 4th st. se. oct6-317_ | tosuic Apply to J. B. LAWYER, 810 F'et. sel0-tw* ANTED—Thirty STON ECUTIERS. on rouzh Os RENT —Pleasant, ceatrable FRONT BOOMS, work. Steady work. Aprly to W. H. ALLEN, ‘ingle or in suites, furvished or unfurnished, at SEMINARY BUILDING, cor. Gay and Wasi ton, Georgetown. Furniture sto gep9 Im* J ANTED—An elderly Indy wishes a POSITION as cols parion or hous:keever ; has no objection to leaving thé city. Good references if require? Addrees Honsekeeyer, Oity P. O. oct W ANTFD — Ac experienced shor: hand writer’ who is perfectly familiar with general office work snd bookkeeping, desires EMPLOYMENT. Best reflerences. address WILLIAM Star ole. eres aRTEDS By a respectable young woman & W4 SITUATION as Hisin cost ad “wat in washing and ironing; good sosmtréss : understands cutting and fitting; would assist in licht chamber work and with children. Apply 210 Mass. svenne a ct 6-BL* POE BENT—TWO STORES or WAREHOUSES. ‘with fine cellars, Nos. 216-218 10th st. n.w., near Wholesale Hay Market; excollont Tocation Tor gro- cery, commission or general business. Inquire at a ave. Bep9-30 ‘OR RENT—One large FRONT BOOM, furnished Southern exposure, with id furnace heat References required. 929 P ef sep6-30t" ‘Ok RENT—The AVENUE, THEATER adjoining the Star Buildings. ‘To a tenant who will put tt in repair the rent will be le very reasonable. Inauire at ‘The Star office. sepl-2m BOARDING a WANTED White and Colored OMEN. ‘and reveral house girls. pecs ayalers: Eseries furnished free. 409 1ith stn itt V J ANTED—A BITUATION as a compete: = to take ca-e of an infant er two children ia a firet-claes family 5 best roference given by lsd acctors. Apply 1241 9b st. nw. TANTED—825 Oasu rm Excuange—t igre a ‘Remington, New Improved Wee i, or Victor Sewirg Machine: drop loaf, side drawers, and ail aitact mente. ‘The Biogen, Davie, American, Now 7 or New nm Improved Howe, 0 papa st LW. ‘LARGE HANDSOMELY FU: SHED ROCM; also, one emall one, with mode-n con- veniences. Table BOARD. 939 K st. cet8 6t* A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, CAN BE bad by asinvle zentioman, at 1213 Tith, 8k, BW. References required. 1”, (COMMUNICATING ROOMS | WITH yee eecond and third stories. 232 New Jorssy ave. ee, Capitol Hill. oct4-Lm* PORDING —A nively Farsished ROOM and two 3 a in venioa yoo With. the best of where refine ple can enjoy a x home. s0bEet nw. oct -12t* 0. ug and Renting'a specialty. MCKENNEY, # WANTED, CARPETS, to OLEAN = ee Bteam: rks 490 Maine avenue 6.w. Ordere by taail or ieft at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th et aud Pa. ave., oF Mesars. Hooe Bro. & Co., 1823 ¥ si. Oarpet Dealers. apal-hm Wiis STEAM OARPET CLEANING, ali ‘work guaranteed ; at CHAOK’S, 616 Louisiana mar29-ly FOR SALE. Fo cE @50--A BIL. Tian TABLE GR complete orcer, the owner baving ro further use for it. Atply at 1015 Connecticut avenue ‘oct7.2t* a BALE An cleva.t COUPE, Bowater make; mm excellent condition and very littls, teed ; will be auld at lesa than half oret 1 eo Apply Koom 13, No. 1429 N York avenue. oc!T-3t* ;,OR SALE—Lrown HORSE, seven eats ola, 153g hands Ligh and very styiis 1; g001 sad Horse aid fast dri Miarantees sounds Avp’ Toth aud Sith aud R sud beste, awe WOR SALETwo second-hand COUPES, COUPELETTE and one light LaN- DAULKTTE. These Carriaees are allin «ood order, and wil! be sold very low. Other new and tecond-hand OARRIAGES in great Variety. 'T H. GRAHAM, 410-416 8th st, betwot Dame ir, Doe CART PuR SALE FOR WANT OF BBE; one strong snd handsome. Inquire of Mr. , Government stables, 301 14:hst. s.w. ‘one Fo SALE —A first-class Fauily TORNOUS complete. Horse 6 years os, found and gentle. Panel | quartered many with front. TOF separate CHEEN & OBHOHNR G mret Mable Set2.6e" Fee, SALE—By the omnes jseioners of the Free4- man’s Savings and Tri pany, one very tanceome COUNTER of “polished wi with heavy Black Walnut Derks and pray De longitg thereto. Apply at office northeast corner of Pepnaylvanis ave. and 153s et n.w. _oct2-lw 2 eee, oF BORSEB. Soe arrived from the weet, Horses, Baddie and Driving Horeoe sal ver ftslish. ‘Po be seen st J- BIMMONB" Btable, g11 uth ‘street LW. sep29-12t* 'OR BALE—Finest stogk of news toe ey in the chy. | Also Mxteusion-top Ju: Seat, Iatest style Oarrisves in the mate cet. P. D. SCHMIDT & 00., sepl6-im 466 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. FS SALE—BORSES and CAREIAGES ¢ oe every description snd style. Parties purchasing, exchanging or otherwise, gid poring of tock in this line will And it to their advantage on oF address me, a8 I have constant dersasa foot the same. Kverythin: ttrictly fe peprencsized. WM. F. DOWNEY. eal ts sep: Sez a eaEr DOLLARS CASH WILL re A mi it Lew seven-sto) of celebrated make. Guarsutecd sfx years, SIDNEY NIMMO'S PIANO STORE, 637 G street .w., Ore door east of 7th street. PERSONAL. sep8-Im* Eo, RENT— 5 H Sr. N.w.— Furnished ROOMS, with BOARDS aiso, TABLE BOARD. Reterences required, Apply at aboye number. eeps0-Ipi OB KENT—With Board, suite of PARLORS, first floor. One large room, second floor. Alse other rooms. all in first-class order Conyeniant to Poet aud Patent cftice. Also, Table Bowd. $125 21st. Dew. 88) OARDING—A large FRONT ROOM, story, with best of board, in a private fans pear Departments and cars, Werms moderare. 19.8 Het. n. sep25-3w" aon No. 2027 I 8r. N. W., will be opened for Hoarders en the Ist of September, b by a a Phil Gelphisn. Booms can now be secured. required. suglé2awam ‘OARDING.—O00 ROOMS, en suite or gle, with firet-clacs TABLE BOARD. ‘Ais Transiont Rosrders odsted. References ex ‘accomme changed. 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 Fet.nw. fl-ly . LOST AND FOUND. Uitfest ron DOG, liver and white. La eral reward given to retura to the s REE ‘ARD—Lost October 7, setter, black aa teu BITCH. Owner's and dog’s name on collar. “Finder will return to 818 agen st. D.w. O8T—On “th ixet Catholic on BOOK rae Hour Betore the tra to Su Tit ae, inder. please return oe South Washington. aD ge REWARD—Lost October 6th, a ——s patent-lever, Gold WATCS, nuwberea 11,169, with gold chain ana Masonic key-tone ewblem attached Lost fiom my pocket at the time I was thrown from my wagon, ‘way the equare, Frederick oe bet wee and 24 20D ‘oaving’ it at 49 ste., Georvetwn.DO. Any Georgetawn, PD: .0., will receive the oct8-3t Jiflerson et, atove reward. SCHOOL BOOKS, &c. Senos BOOKS, WITH OOVERS—A complete > assortment always on hand, end atthe LOND ar at Pemioly 128 Bridge e; Sone EADQUABTEHS FO oe H a BOOKS. ‘The most extensive and complete stock of SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES, Wholetale and Retail, At ,. WM. BALLANTYNE & BON'S, aug30tr 428 7th street n.w. Gcmoon BOOKS FOB PUBLIO AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS ar i W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON'S, Law: BooxsELhEns aWD STATIONERS, gug30-t 475 Pa. avenue n.w. OTICE.—La' evidence in divorce cases or | business of a private nature will ded to. reasonal iyeliable. Gouwmiunications Seicay. yy, DS st dress Lock Box 603, Oity Post ‘Oitige. fep23-Im* ‘OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, re; the responsibility of peopis, win stwtracte of Hens on resi estate. 606 10th «6 a. m. to 10 pm Al in before 9 and from 3 to &. 331-0m* ____PROFESSIONAL. FMS. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 xe Srnerr, over Sixme’ Biore. trous O: ae wh fe vatural forgry is ow with fil operations on the sed eater is called to the pleasant iad comveniont Sate : es therowt- a of this office. Gade te Ae BB. D) maki texibtng and localtpe dissane eittoet ada ie 6 an: Northeast corner aorta Ste, tnd te, be Hort 80430.6w* {ipstaire) may atibes faa a isos aa "SS wea IGE ba cert Is THE GTANDARD: sey ecuart, 61.16 iegalion. 4 Tobe hat at at oe AND WEED 0) ae 2 MACHINES, at 2 ee ies | RAR QcHOOL 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, &., &o. au30-1r Howson: }<—No or core, starch, but cream ‘is used Heaoalin ICE CREAM. 10 cents Onna eis | at’ ICE OBEAM only i TERRACE ee nd ened lela i i RB ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. B. eiogeess, s19 bey Seer) ous Sor Rent nt. 4908 Conn. av. n.w.;mot imps. 10rs. 114 K st. nw , mod. imps. bogs 920 14th Bt. v.w.,mo.L. imps , 1 1017 M et D-w, mod. tenpe-, 10 r9.: ke Sti eho E sts. nw mi, lu rs. od. impe.. 12 ra: ., Ror angio) 333. 6, ed. imps. 858, Iszt 12th at. nw. “ind. imys., 8 ra. 911 Fast Capitol st S {Tis Grace st, Gooree Offices. 2 offices 519 7th at., 2 9.. 20.83 Room 7.. 18.00 -:Tbe above is only s small part of the praverty for ‘and sale oniay books. For cpntriege iit eco Bulletin iagued on the Istana 18tn of each, monty Prion can be had on application at my omice, or will Loans. £3 Ga at 8 per cent. ; 85.030, 8800, $700, 8409, at 7 per cei Auction Sales, On SATURDAY, Oc:ober Ith, at 5 1313 snd 1315 D st n.w.,and vacant ave, between 13th and I4ih ste. n Foe BENT. . m. Nos. lot on Unio octS B. O. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F streets northwest. Fine House, 10th st. n.w., surn. S125 9) aries 5. sve, ste. 85 Ve. Bt 35 1107 Penn. ave, Dualiens 437 Ket. nw. rovm., I bave a few Furnished Houses, in ood locations, for rent to private families oniy. I make no charge to landlords for advertising thelr property, and keep it before the public con- ly. Houses and Lats in every section of the city for sale, at prices from $1,000 to $50,000, and cn easy terms All property for sale at my office hae been reduced in ea B. 0. HOLTZMAN, oct’ Oth and F sts. n.w. OR RENT—913 Het. ‘A desirable S.story Brick DWELLING, contain- ing 9 roms, and all mogern improvem nts, . FISHER & 00. FOR RENT- 795 9th st, n. Larve 12-reom BRICK. has miodern cmven‘onces and is in excellent repai eo THOS. J. FISHER & 00. FOR RENT—2 gob Sed AStory BRICK, with beck building, contains 12 Tcoms, and ail improvements. (OS. J. FISHER & OO. FOR RENT 1741 “G" st. skw., containing 11 TOCELs and mi rn conveniencer. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 00. FOB RENT—1322 “L” st. n.w., a ae 13- room BESIDENCE, with every irodern improve. Fa ER & CO. wOR BENT Several Tucnished Hotses desirably THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., ere 1228 F strret. R74L ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAR & 00. Bt Cloud Building. Ors. 1627 Maa’n st.n.w.,6r8. And other erties in different Grenier of hopertion, for sale an nee ph oe omic or hor Penn- ot usekeeping over 939 Penn. ‘No charge made for advertising. f Beers rates will be made for the care of large Parties having houses for rent will do well to try us. of the city. for rent at the FOR BALE. ih a beantifal HOURE on Q st. n.w., next to corner Sth et. overloc: locking Towa Gircle,'nearly finished, rooms, vault, and all modern im- provements. ‘Terms to suit,’ Price 86, 500. HouRr No. 901 T st., 10 hy auisued 01 7st, LO zooms, corner houro, oy. 6 5 Het. nw., 11 3 very terealotor or a few Saynata parca ne and Money to Bep29 JOEN SHERMAN & 00. FPO! BENT pp WARNER, 916 F street northwest. .W. fi Jéth st, n.w. fur-110 816 2st et. nw. fur. -100 800 17th st. cor. H.. 2106 Pa. av. nw. oe nos DLW. ot ne 4 Rooms in No. 684 Data, W.. with use steam power 1¢ Real Estate Review, published at o! the dou or anh onth, ooutains s conip ge all all the houses ce have for rent, torether wita reports throushout the ——— and get scopy. iy E.* MOIN TAL ESTATE Boxee, : No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. 7 Rent. Store 19th & Pa, Q 1001 E. EOapital hike welling 52 H Store cor. 6th & I n.w. 511 P st. n. aa 409 33 1446 ‘115 Btore 10 i i #5 414 18 Stor 2.W..80 J. BYE. Boonen BU iso Coe. Store kaw, H& Ht. ap, <0 D.Crvence eevee 25 For Sale. ae ety t fil sizes and prices, at in all 1a fan, 88.000 286 psx at Beare SL otae, | i % A MoINTIRE, a (Tuomas MIEES, Real Rotate arent, ce 816 14th st, 77, Weert Selon 2207 H st., 8 1624, mon ath as lore and V1 PRUDHOMME BA beet MES Te Get. 13th, at 210 Hth at Bor Ladies It's a 2. : Children, r= adies and Gentlemen, 6 m.” Saturday Matinees for Children, 10 a.m wel t33 168 MK. SOHRMINES. A AL. ‘continues her sluatructious in ELOCU emb-aciug Lowi- 2 oral Guitare, ant NAsaticgs in Shak- Speave aud General Literature. 110? Gat cew, otim FRgeneL 51 EINDERGARTEN AND, SQHOOL — ‘Thorough jon fi rst to Grammar rade. No: onal ‘Dew for etic: Giuctuts tenet LLOOK and NOEBR, a 1557 13th ee mw, sep30-1mn rincipals, (PRE SESSIONS OF 1879-1890 OF THE LINTH: IOUM INSTITUTE will bein on MONDAY Of ppltcatiene ror pat Sion aay be made eithag.to 1yPldentiine fof aduatesion may be ma Ps ML Matthews. at. ico, 85. COnRTOSS Georketown, daring tae Sroaky betwsen Ot Am., or at the rocms of tae Institute, > fis Scheel aaa Ou and after, Monday. October at 7 o'clock p.m, JOSIAH DENT, President. ae RIEHL WILL RESUME HER SSES IN #RENCH AND GERMAN, oa MONDAY. Gee. 6 1819. Tho ral Netural Law Pincee wil be tateht. No Bogen spokeu. in ths Classes. Frivate lessons will be given when desired. A Children’s Freuch School will be orwan.zet to weet cn Naturdays. Terms very moderats. Call or address at residence, No. 1001 New York ave. 827-30" DROF EI TORE BARILI wiil retura to Wash ~ inston, Thuraday. October 16th, 1479, to resume his instruction in Singing. Prof. Baril will be ss wils and those wishin« to take onret him on above day at Martni’s Hall, from 10 to 12 o'clock a m. 802540 19 ATH, STREET —YRENOH LESSOS aie tem. Mordaye aud Thursdays after 4 p.n. C assee at Mrs. Hines’ Academy, Bsum's ha: Ls CF. 4 and East Capitol, Tuceday’ and Fr! 6 yap LAV Bckoct on ii UNiV.R- JAMES 0. wwhbiaNa, LL.D, TheHon. WALTEW A COX, LL. D. Profesecr of the Law of Real and Porsoaal ty, of Contracts, and of Orimes and meancrs, TLLIAM A. MAURY, Esq Profereor of Equity Jurispruderics, ‘of Common Law and Equity Pleading, of the Law of Evi- cece, ana the Law: of Pa Partnership. oper- Misde- The exercises of, the school will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, th8 8th day of October, at 6 o’c-ock } 1u., When the announcements for the year will be poadé, and opening addresses Celivered by the Pro- eS OFF, Under eraduates and new stndents purposing to join, the school are invited to ba precent td iratnates fn law who wey. cesire Inform epecting the cperations of the Posr Guapvare, De PARTMENT. The charge for, tuiti Py in the under-zradustes’ department i Single year. or 8180 for two yeare, rayable in sdvanee halt yearly, or in Mouth. ly instalments, at the ertion of studenta. he tuition fee in the Post Graduate Department fs 460, payable in monthly instalments, and cover: Jng the entire periog of nine monthe. ns for catslogtcs may be mae at the Lookstone cE W. ROL, Morison, ate Be na, svenue; at the Naticual Ravines Bank, corner New York aventieard 15th street, and to the P: © tthe University. (Post, Nat. Rep.) M ME. CHEVREMONT, French Teac’ JM PRIVATE LESSONS and in CLASS references aud cipexsculats please uy D.W., corner of (CLASEES IN WoOD CARVING AND ARL Needlework, Mir ALICE HWALSEY, punii HL Frs, Cincinnati, Room 9, Oo: Vuilding. ‘Carving done to order. Specimen work at Boardman’, ‘sep]8-I:n* oy izes gh SALE mall FRR Sale Saal stock Sea Rauih mn sheey a0. piyto W. G. iGHNBOR? Tistoatst mow 12, OR RALE—A oATN—A RESTADBANT In yp ay Al receasary fixtures, Appi on premigon, G21, 7a ‘Two, new fourroom Brick HOUSES; RO cash, balances 810 ‘mouth each.” Prise go. C H PARKER, per mout Sead kee eee QB BALE 150 ree SQUARE FERT in old rs of psteroe cemetery: not ‘1 Diy 1000 Q at oreerasenee ae fom mal E WAVE A CUSTOMER Fo! W HOUSE in the city for Dartoaal Weel USE eek W. I. MAIN & BROS., “125 Poneayivania ave. ;OR BATE-RIGRIO EU EDIN Tections of the city.” No cach payment meanteed ots. Parties W Oreix years tinue at @ low rate of interest, : FE. WAvGAMAN. octT-3t ‘OB sALE.Th-ee-story PRICK HOUSF, located | On & commanding corner D.W.. 16 mow rani y improving part of city. 11 rooms. a'l modern tm. revemente. Terns reasOaaule. Address tar office. VOR BaLK—AN Unrarcepey An excel’cnt FARM of near 200 ac-ea, extto BR. depot and 29 miles trom Washin<ton; T #OO1 grasa, well fence? timbered Avsossed af 88,7e) Will sell, for, 8a first-class f tan unheard-of ba Address “LASSEN,” PE BALES Fine new th aay and basem wit PRICK IDENCE, witn side lot. Thi sta . an a tonen, RUTLEDGE WILLSON, kt-Lsw 40S oth st nw. T° LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Bras ro Surz. At 6, 7 and & per cent, Commissions at ths lowest fates. B OLTAMAN, leth and F ste. nw. a rae RENT OR BSALE—The new STORE and WELLING, No. 1624 14th at. nw. T. Sidney ine inated up wins ail treneaeea improv ‘Tho Btoro with pla’e glass front, crystal chan: Sud plate-plaes mirror covering she entire thest re. Beet location in the city for Ladi Babinwe ‘halla iy Blore. Key next door 8, 1216 F stn octt 2a pore C00 $300 to a1 Ow on Ratate security. Inquire of FRANK a BOWING, Calais Law Building, 5th street. oct. GiG0 AND $1,000; also, ‘etims of $10,000 and ap By to loan on. improved city Heal, Wat Terms rossortable. TLE HERFOK! Generai insurance Aconts: No.628 Fret nw oo- we (OR SALE-A Gueat Inpucenent—AN OLD SLAND, inthe business part of the town, witli Ber attached; recently refitied and repaired. IL hea'th of present owner reason for sale. Inquire 2218 KE st. nw. cla et {OR EXCHANGE—For Business Property in h northwest rection, three FRAME HOUSES, seven and five roomis cach, rentici well, with lo $5298, [tos 30-foot, alley: flast-class Carpente bop, located on 4% st. and only subject t ‘st Oper ceut. Preperty in woo tortor, aud ha, od title. Apply at once. W E. BURFOR tate Broker, 7(8 B st. p.w. cS ‘NIVERBITY OF GEORGETOWN, DB LAW COLLEGE. The annnal tenn of tie Matiution for 1879.°80 grens WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ocronen lst, 1-79, at the Lecture Hall, 915 F st. n.w., in Washing: city. “rcnap T. Mennick, LL D., Constitutional Law ond Law of Natiogs. Mantis F. Monn Common Lew, Real end Personal Property, and Cries. James LowNpgs, esq., Evidence, Pleading and Equit; uae, W. HorrMan, LL. D, Daan, ard President of) oi Cont with TaLLaranGE A. LaMbEar, esq., Apsociates. For the regular course of two yoars, DOLLARS per avnum; for the postzradn te course of one year, 825; attendance on lectures Lalf the above rate, The scrsions are held at anearly hour in the even- irg to euit the convenienes of thove engaged during the cay, or readinw in the libraries. For all particulars, or for admission, apply per- sonally or by letter, to WM, HENRY DENNIS, 8ec., seplb-cc4w Office in Gity Hall, weet wins. JAVERLY SEMINARY, No. 1412 H et. Bw Boarding and Day School for youns iadies Bersion opens Sept. {eth Miss LIPS. cipal. Circulars at Seminary, AS and children. COMB Princi, drug stores. M3. ASD MBS ALFRED BUJAC'S English and French Boarding snd Day School, 1018 17th st. n.w."Duties resumed on SEPTFMBER 22d. 89-lmn' BE ROSSLYN SEMINARY, No. 1536 T st. 16th st.n.w. Miss B ROSS Principal wiltre open on WEDN: BEDAY., Serrexnen 24 ath oes Bay be found at jeminary after ber 13th = aie RENOH BOHOUL, NS¥LVANIA AVENUE MADEMOISELLE Ly FOULON, as Paria, will cven her scbeol CctonEn Ist. ‘All branches taught ch, All lessons Brepsrod during school houre, Private Ieesong. also wi For further information call or ad address from 2to 4p. m., a8 above. pod 188 OSBORNE'S M BOARDING AND DaY SoHOOL Tor Your” Ladies will RE OPEN at 943 Mat. corner OF 1th st, a. ONDAY, September 8, 1879. " su 3m $15( re ee BORLIN Situation. CN COMLEGE, #2 TN Tawet, K SDxEGARTEN 1 NORMAL IRERILOTE: wit Model Kindergar' pens SEPT. 8TH, Hndergarten Hall. | The {th year of the "Teachers Claas (course of e'ght months) hegins Oct. 15TH. A g.uree of Lectures explaining the mer ts and uses of the K G. & iven yong Ladies’ Tustitutes, iPacetred. For particulars and circulars call on Soe eat HSE POLLOOK. 929 ath et; or, MIS6 SUSIE POLLOGK il77 i356 Bep2toctl5 AFLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, Concon: M’t quarter: Girls, 848. tn dents piapa Yale or Harvard. First Karty. pupils admitted. a oe. m sore. aegnTy 1B. A ML, Principal. OLABB—LA" 4 GERMAN, FREKOH, MATHEMATION EEE LOGIG. Preparation for College, West Point, inspolis. Transat eaee ce eck an 8. 8 W. FL M1297 L lodern Lan- ctw sl-ly SCHEEL,, Ts P Laat fanaa cae a eacer _ ag those wi ng tbe aman ¢ {o ‘Reopens SEPTEMERR 8th. Pupiie’ reoaived Sgpeor OF MUSIC, ih st. nw., Auyust 26th. Catal lication. Tuition 85 upwerde. auz25 Im joxues on appl an ((ORSERVATORY OF MOBIC, Pa, aveune cart (eetablised isch fod atoms 9 a ht. Sate ePatgpare airatiea Oho Be B Bouuanp, Director. M™ VERNON SEMIN, BOARDING AND DA DAY SOHOOL RYO! 204 F Street N. W. MRS J.-E ‘erm began, Booknioses andthe NATIONAL MEDIOAL COLLEGE OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVEBSITY, (2 se det. 18th and lath sts. n.20., Washington, D.C.) aes course of Lectures in the Facuity Tinat the chele ct guiataria by Prof. DW. PR Vice Prof. J. - Oey, deceased. Madition oats usual es UpOR he seven ecaentit branches of ‘Medical Science, special arrangements have been made for affording the student, practical instruc tion in Anatomy, Obemistry and the use of croscope, under the personal dire ection of tent teachers. Ample ppportunit clinical instruction in the one of the elty, free ef com} rovided for re and dis- The central }ransit (by street overrnment de- w He an Intro. § at § p.m, on budding. iy invited to y Prof. P. MONDAY, Gctobae Oly te EN The profeésion and public are attend. The regular at 5:30 For ae and perscula wee es oon ee eae eae ee Fao w, and Leo- rea for recep inte or om adareen O. BPENOEE, AND MATE. A ror ches, porquariat’ "810 | LAMB, Cats ersendor 6 oe ROYS, Principal. ge Sead at 005 Patter east: aria THE, 1 SEMINARY, 1434 Mr. Z. BIO! sia Gertie ane aie Faw poe ey ee ‘Gripes. = Seales, @ ‘Teachers clase. Tse cthod ot seniuiion ia new. Himmited,” Oat ae rs famber. ee Reece A M onax TO LoOAN— AT 7HE Lowest Market RATE: Onty 6 per cent-for large smounte with undoubted will continue daily | security. $1,500, 22,000 at per cent. 8700, 2500, 8300 at 8 3B. H. WARNER, per cent. Charges very low. sop25-tr 916 F eto. w. Fy OUBE Ad BED ROCK’ new BRICK HOUSE, of two rn Inte im rovements, within two hundred feat of Lown Park, fronting south, and finehed to order, at Bod ‘ock price, address OWNER, Box 224 EF Geeat BARGAIN = “4 WEST END PARK OIRULE. Or Gonnectient Avenue Park, front'nz sonthy a very choice LOT is offered for Sale at a bargain by the Owner without the inte! vention of Agenta. Please address B-x 224, City. ‘sepl2.im 7 ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Wak- BANTS. SOLDIER'S ADDITIONAL HOMA- STEAD CLAIMS snd BUPREME COURT SCRIP, for cash, by WM.J JOBNBTON, Attorney at Law’ Hoon 41 Le Drot Batcing sendin ARE CHANCE—(For 8atr)—The old estab. hrheé COAL YARD. cor, Gth snd K ste n. STE. MILL, BUILDINGS, LEASE, & Art rig on pressions, sucl6-7w FAMILY 8UPPLIKS. 4 FINE ‘TEAS. ‘TEA snd OOF FEE long azo ceased to 9 Iuxuries snd tecame neces+asies of cas ed life. To buy good Tea. yp One must et wen Epon juize of the article or are of a respons ible merchant. None have better facilities for obtaining the azar EAS than the rewular Grecery BURCHARD'S TEAS are already widely and favorab’y known. ‘Those who kaxe not tried the PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER have an untried source a Kratification. E. M. BURCHARD, oct] Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-h lf EW Goops, and CHEAPEST Merchants. SARDINES LA LOMAT: ‘TOBASOO | BAUUE. aterm” LoBsteEr, BALMON SHAD. di Few goods deriva aay nsckeonine will save money by obtaining ou? prin” for Staple and Fascy Groceries prior to purchasing ei» Were. B. W. REED'S SUNS", Importers and Dealers in Fine Grocerise, &c., sep2T OL Lees FLOUR. OM B150 25 LED COD. TONGUES and SOUNDS. HALIBUT erorew. MESS MACKEREL, in5 Ib. tins. Oo. R. WIXOM & CO., 564 Ninth st. northwest. 90T STREET _MABKHET. WAL LINKINS & BON, 2ep 25-20 4 720 26th street. FROZEN WATERMELONS delivered at your dinner hour. All kinds of FRUITS, MEATS and VEGETA BLES. Ss ser3for pe PICKLING. PURE CIDER VINEGAR AND SPICES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER; FINE GEOCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIE, sep5.tr 4491 New York avenus, Hinnesota’s Jewel Is CERES, the handsomest Minnesota it Flour in the United States, excepting none! Ean St. Louis’s Pride Is BTERLING’S Celebrated Wheat Patest & msguificent Flour. eae = The Delight of the Cook is GOLDEN HILL Fite better than it evar, waa, being no 5 Istest au. biost epproved epee ana! ii tee the above-named Flours to penciran, light and snow-white 5 nel eat And buowple red es a “ind prea Depot—Cor. 1st st. and Ind. aves sugl6tr WM. M. GALT & Go. Besror, MARKET, me Eli, Sie BINDS MEATS POULTRY A te Rp GAME, &o- ore reoniver fc for amos PHEASANTS, nTOEAN BEED B: Mis = ESS ane £00. | youn B. RELLY, Sear. Se Ed ox vee, apie ey ony Se ae deliverea 2°90? Of Charge to all parts of eeple == BIOCK FALL AND Wis TER CLOTHING Analt foot suit for. aa at f