Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ABHINGTON. WAS: SATURDAY. -Angust 7, ISSO. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editore = The Evening Star has@ regular, perma nent. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. Tax Stan hae a direct wire from its news room to She Western Union Telegraph office in New York eity, from which wires radiate to all parts of the @lobe, aud is therefore enabled to secure the latest Bews by ite own operator from every quarter up to ‘within s few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sam- ‘Mer travelers, can have Toe STAR mailed to them, Pestpaid, for fifty ocu’s per month, the sddrees being changed as often as desired. The money moust accompany the order in all cases. ee _——— The Duty of Tax-payers. Since the adjournment of Congress the Dis- trict Ccmmissioners have been making every Possible effort to induce our tax-payers to re- duce the large sums charged against them as delinquent taxes. The Commissioners state that tn their efforts before the congresstonal committees for District appropriations they have frequently been met with the argument that the citizens and property holders here strive to avold the payment of all taxes, and to throw the whole expenses of running the Dis- trict government upon the United states. In Support of this statement, members point to our list of delinquent taxes; and it was under this impression that the proviso was added to the 2d section of the act of June 4, 1539, making appropriations to provide for the expenses of the District government for the fiscal year end- ing June 30, 1851, as follows: “That the sald Commissioners shall not make requisitions upon the appropri: from the ‘Treas- ury of the United amount during said fis they make on the appropriations arising from the revenues of sald District.” ‘The Commission- ers state that they desire at the coming session to go before Congress with as clear a tax sheet as possible, and tnus defeat the force of tats old argument against making appropriations for District expenses. The effect of tals proviso to the Jaw is fairly presented fn the letter of Mr. Dent, published fn Tas Srar of July 10th, In relation to the appropriations a lable for street work the current year, showing that without regard to the estimates of the Comm! Stoners, or the appropriations made by Con- gress for District expenditures, not a dollar of the money of the United States, ta excess of the revenues of the District deposited in the U.S Treasury, can be drawn on account of such ex- Penditure. The recent opinion of Attorney Riddle upon the construction of the act of June 7, 1880, fh relation to the remission of penalties, in which he includes the fitty per cent penalty for non-return of personal property, has had the effect of reducivg the d: yeat tax st a larger very materially. Collector Cook states that many of our citizens against whom delin- quent taxes have been standing for several years, have already come up and squared ac- counts, and a very different showing will be ready to lay before Congress at the next session than formerly. It is manifestly a public duty under the circumstances, for tax-payers to promptly come forward and pay their dues. ———<-e—_____. Republican im Chances le The republican managers, it appears, do not ‘intend to permit the democrats to have every- thing their own way in the present canvass in the southern states. While repubiican leaders do not evince much hope of being able t6ob- tain any electoral votes in the south, they re- gard it wise policy to encourage the mainte- nance of party organization in that section and to attempt to regain a few Congressional dis- fricts, The states of North Carolina and Flor- ida appear to have been selected as the most hopeful fighting ground for the republicans, and Feturbs of the latest elections in both do not contain figures that warrant the democrats in Claiming them as abeolutely safe for their party. In 1876 North Carolina gaye Tilden a majority Of 17,010 over Hayes, and, as is well remem- bered, the result in Florida was contested, it Was so close. The den:ocgats claimed a trifling Majority onthe face of the returns, which the Fepublicans denied. The electcral vote was awarded to the republicans, but the state courts decided in favor of the democrats, which gave them the control of the state government. In isié the cemocrats carrted all except one con- Sressionel district in North Carolina, while in isis they were defeated tn two districts, and shown to be in a intnority in another. The fall- Ing off in the democratic vote tn 1575 Is, per- haps, one of the causes which leads the republi_ cans to hope for at least partial success in the State this yearby a vigorous canvass’ In that State the republican party has a better organi- ton than elsewhere in the south, and its can didate ior governor fs highly esteemed by men Of all parties. The democrats, howvever, have Possession of state and county patronage, as Well as control of the election machinery, and it will be up-hill work to dislodge them. In Florida, the majority returnea for the demo- cratic candidate for Congress in the second district, over Lis repubitcan competitor, in Was only thirteen. It has always been claimed by the republicans that this result was pro- cured illegally, and the seat of the democratic incumbent In the House ts now under contest. In the first district, in 157s, the democrats got @ majority of 3, whieh, added to the 13 in the other district, would give them, in the state, @ majority of 3,244. The national contest, though, will bring out a much larger vote than Was Cast in Is7S, and it is claimed that this in- Crease will be in favor of the republicans, The legislature to be elected will choose a U. S. Senator to succeed Mr. Jones. Tue democrats are secure, however, of the legislature, The State fs so districted that even with an adverse popular vote they would retain the legislature. in the last general assembly the democrats had @ majority of thirty-four on joint ballot, which shows the disparity between the popular and legislative vote. ——<+2--__ During the last six months the tnerease tn ‘the deposits of the savings banks In New York city reached $9,000,000, while in the banks of the entire state the increase amounted to 17,000,000. No more substantial proof of con- tinued prosperity and confidence could be offered than this. The classes who deposit their savings in small sums are generally the last aftera panic Or season of depression to regain confidence in the stability of flnancial affairs and Institutions, and the figures here given show that they are not only full of confidence, but that they are prospering. ————~--—____. ‘The utra prohibitionists of Matne are endeav- oring to rally support enough to nominate a state ticket with Joshua Nye, of Augusta, for governor. They also want to nominate & Stone, of Kennebunk, for Congress in the first district. In New Hampshire there is a move- Meat on foot to put a prohibition state ticket in the field headed by W. H. Dodge, of Dover. ‘Many of the prohibitionists in both states think that more can be accomplished for the cause by supporting the regular republican candidates, and {t ts doubtful If a sufticlent number to war- Fant the nomination of separate tickets can be got together. ———_——— DOUGLASS", ‘Oth. street, St. Cloud Building. SUNT OF 10 PER A DISCCUNT CENT ON ALL 0asH LADIES" SLIN AND ERWEAR, a LAG! rer tiBBONS ge eet gap Az 4 Discount oF Be Pze Oxxt. De@UGLASS, sugT Ninth Street. ComPecnD LICORICE POWDER. apa sate bleod pets the a ken Nog (ame EiaGuaeaens aoe tae iyla 428 Oth street a, Ww, SOLACE. ‘When the public read reliable advertisements and need any of such advertised merchandise, they are ‘very apt once more to test the truth of the printed matter by INSPECTING the Goops, frequently offered at 8; parently UNHEARD-OF VALUES! THIS WEEK: ONE SPLENIID LOT MISSES’ FULL-FASH- IONED, EXTRA FINE QUALITY FANOY HOSE, 25 Cents Per Parr. ONE LOT LADIES’ FULL-FASHIONED, EXTRA LONG AND EXTRA FINE BALBBIGGANS, AT 25 Cents Per Parr. A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES’ EXTRA FINE PIN-STRIPED FANOY HOSE, Art 62 Cen1s—a Decided Bargain. ONE LOT OF VEBY LARGE, EXOELLENT QUALITY HONEYCOMB TOWELS AND UNBLEACHED HUOK TOWELS, (Warranted All Linen,) At $150 Pex Doz. On our open counters we place conspicuously some NOTABLE BARGAINS NOW IN SUMMER Goops, Which we prefer to give our citizens the fullest advantage of rather than offer them another season. EARLIEST PURCHASERS SEOURE THE BEST, Befcre stcck-taking and removal into larger Premises. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. OSs EwCON's LINENS. aE ee FAMILY LINENS. ‘NENS, “‘all widths and prices.” Babee a TABLE Lin. TUREE RUSSL GLASS LIN! ovR " CELBLHATED. DOLLAI ‘sarers open ALL SusMERD DRESS GUODS—1 ata GEER; INES, ORGANDIES, PEROAL ES at Mareatiy: redaced prices. “ONE PRICK ONLY," MARKED IN AIN FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. auc? QeEEnG OFF ° SUMMER STOCK, WE MUST Cross Ovt Ocn SumMeER Steck In Tae Next Tuinzy Dvys. And shall offer extra i: daducements in a large line of COTTON, LINEN ASD ALL Wi oe FABRICS. ‘Suitable for the present 8 As wedo not intend to carry over one yard of Summer Goods, the stock on hand will be sold wita- out reserve at xm 15 to 30 per cent reduction on lar rate —— W. i. BROWN, aug? 817 Market Space. Paveaws. narcains. large “ot of DOMESTIO SEWING wd WINES. jatest in:oroved, at the low price of 137.50. , Singer Vattern at 325 00; latost im- Proved, with ail attach-ents; warranted, and in- structions ven! free o: charge, at OPPENHEINEW’S, POPULAR SEWING MACHINE BOOMS, 628 9th street, au? St. Cloud Building. 0 ENABLE Ui TO REMOVE TO a NEW bOSsT BUFEDENG, HERE WILL i DAY EbiTION BURLISHED ‘U-MORROW The Morday Post wilt be issued from the New Office, and tne Sunday Post Br witbe pubished, ag usual, with the exception nam STL LSON HUTCHINS. NEW YORK — Bt oe wt-claes Htestors herlan 1s, leave Hasbeck's Sto. rockign, regularly on W&DNESDAYS. First fee Et eect d Cabin—345, . ir Cazacy Stare agent, South Siniam tre oh, New York. ply to G@. METZEKOTI x OO, haya Peunsyivanis nue, Washington 3 H. JOHNSON, Agen’ onal Safe Deposit Latiding, corner, Now Yorl avenue ard 15th street uorthwest. augT-le2p (patLourne DEPABTMEN’ A choice line of TROWSERINGS, ealtable for the Mountains or seaei ‘Also cho:ce BUITINGS at reasonable rates. res, W. 8S. TEEL, 955 Pennsylvania ave. aug RAFFLE, ‘The Rafiie for the benefit of MICHAPL MAN 18 PUSTPO! UNTIL iv MONDAY, lotH. W S$. JENHS & CO., . No. 717 7th st. n.w., A a ae the ST. GEORGE and STAG HEAD ELEVATED OVEN RANGES, the SOCIAL ad FIRE SIDE JEWEL and PARLOR SUN LATROBES, FADIA) NT HOME. STAB Alse and ESE Oe FURNA first class and warranted. SLATE MANTELS, GRATE! ‘onary and Por- table RANGES ‘and COOK STOVES: all of which will be sofd at Jowest rates. Having the larzest ag- sortment in the city, we would solicit an inspection from all in want of sbove gocds. augT H A. HALL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ¢and NOTARY PUBLIC, 522 8.h st., (Room 14, 1st floor, Le Droit Builait, corner Sth eed F sts. D.w. Kesidence 1253 8 st. n.w. auT-2t* Won TO SELL—PATENT sito Ist RBE- Strictly. a full ting of PORTS (Mechanical), from 184 {0 J8TL, in- clusive, at Bookstore, No. 12293§ 7th st. n'w.; very cheap. D ets IFE OF GEN. Mick S. HANCOCK, by Hon. John W. For LIFE. Aut bee IAMES 4 A. GARFIELD, by Gen. James 8. Both cone Neaed b oy ‘the @ authors from the most authentic and official records. Each work contains over £00 pages, printed on » fine quality of ton. { paper. is attractively Tilustra- “{n'knylisn clow binding. Only 8%, “For sale at the Aveucy, 812 North Capitol street. ©. F. ECKLOF! ang7-3t* C= OUT SALE BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, &c re continuation Ge By eee ot of are carry. Bort atcunding redactions, some being fully booed J. W. SELBY, aug? 1914 and 1016 enna. ave. eel HO! TALLY HO: eat seular, London make “Tally Ho" Coact, twelv ABBE Willard Hotel every SUNDAY. AETEUNOON at Do'clock for CABIN OHN BRIDGE and return, vin me between the tire for dinner, round tis. Passage aged at Ww ", OF at #1521 Hat. LEADINGHAM © CO. ‘The Tally Ho can be engaved for pleasure driv- ing. aug6-2t F SHING TACKLE.—A ee assort- ment for a few days at cout. Bass Hooks snooded a Pe me ao oe Ge nw fthms, augé6-3t ‘7th st Qe arp Se ane o. SLvaR AT COST TORT THIRTY pais ONLY. ving toour new store, No. 1216 Pa. aves we Will vel Guy entire stock at hrat cost. BAM’L LEWIS, Established 1840. (Jy13-Im)__1221 Pa. * (MMER GOODS sir © ma cost 11 See ies silty. Ences. HLGBONS. eaaus SMPs, BUI snd FANCY agen Low My wate S12 Market 8pa%. UTS FRESH MATS AT Cra ‘We ha pA just completed arrange- ments to receive consignments daily. Loins, Prime Ribs and Tenderloiue, to which wecall atten|ion of ‘sug3-Im a7 Loulsians avenue. parreee Pe ae s want ¥. an 4 EAE Sea ap6-5m° 1. EXPERIENCE. at. THE WEEKLY STAR!! NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. FOR THE CAMPAIGN 50 CENTS I8 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. e It is an eight-page paper, containing fifty-five Solid columns of reading matter, including Btories, Household Hints, Political News, the Latest Tele- srams, Washinzton News and Gossip, all the Mar- riages and Deaths of the week, an Agricultural column, a complete record of Local Events, etc., ote. It will be sent to any address, postaga paid, till after the Presidential election for Fifty Cents. Address THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY 1g7-20 a {ALL GOODS. ‘We have juet opened our FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODB, ard call attention of pareuts who are preparing Children for ecliool to dur ‘Merinos, Casbmeres, Wool Plaids, Buntings, Obudds Clothe, Flannel Suitinen, De Bees, ke. vsiery, Underwear, & Pull lide Dark Prints (best goods), 8c. per ya. HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS. Fowele, Nay ine, Fabio Linen ib, eeting, jne Clot The cétebrated Devonshire Towel, 83 per doz. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pa. ave. One ee All goods marked in plain figures. an6- { OTICE.—Thousands of WATOHES have eeneon in order by me during the last thirty years. They are as perfect, to-day a8 when manu- factured. Well mads Watches indefinitely if attended to by an experienced per- son. N. JENSEN, 913 Pennsylvania ave. aug3 BY GOODS. . VERY GREAT ncaa an GOODS THAT Larwe stock ius MTAMBURG 4 WORK reduced to 15 cents ante Per as RIMMING LACES at low prices, faaiest and ja GAUZE VESTS 50 ots. ae UND) EAR very cheer. HOUSERERPING ‘and it STI GooDs ee pant off ENGLISH ORAPE; remnants of all ie Bind! an, JOHN F. MITCHELL, ang?-6t enna. a BerNtron’s “+1880” FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR OOAL OR WOOD, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, Are powerful heaters: remarkably durable: eco- nomical in fuel; ¢ive universal satisfaction ; have no bolted Joints; are free ‘The most DURABLE E FURNACE, the CHEAP- EST to buy. anti-friction GRATES ; s and ASH. FANS: (LINED FEED-DOORS, DRAFT GULATOB, many ATTHAOTIVE Paaeee PRAOTICAL 1 TMPHOV: EMENTS never before Hood tor cironlars petore archasine others. ariCieasy 5c BOYN' ‘TON & ‘GO. NUEAGLORERS 234 Water atreet, New York. For ale by Cc, G. $529-th,e,tuIm 337 E St. near Wiles. 0 MERE LTO PUBL. MPS, &c, Can now be pea meee by ‘the undersign who as had 30 years’ experience in this line o Business, Iwill furnish anvtbing in the above line in ase and small quantities at prices to suit all, ane com) hg PSULIUS BAUMGARTEN, 4y27-Im 1222 Pa. ave. 2OR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND BALE. ED UCATIONAL. Waa res Wares nd do general TeliaLle GIRL to cook, wa Peek wa 1827 9th ot general housework, ae AS SRT A ROOM, near lows Circie, =“ able for a School ¥ Add: wee eho cor stating terme area WARIED— (OMAN to do the work f family of aver to a1 good recommendations. shoot ts bait ot et. new." ANTED—By a; penne mpetent colored man, suit ATION as a otok n or waiter in private family or restaurant; best references. Ad COOK, Btar office. aug7-2i* Soe COCK. Star office. ____ausri-2it ANTED—A first-class HOUSE for a good ws tenant: must have 10 rooma and. be west of KR inet over 885 per month. EW. WHITA- Real Estate Avent, 208 4 st. 1.W. qVANTED. tana FOR THE CAMPAIGN— or Gant, Eneqgetio eee ied for me Life J. 8. in, U. 8. A AL- ply 437 7th'st. n.w. Room 7. suRT-2t Wise or letathe Can ARAG Tate Re Bonde wi moHable Unfurnished Three story jodern conveniences; i 1o- cality ; Tent hot above S50. Address WANTED For ‘caab, PIANO. 8 first-cl: second hand ‘Adareea Box 127, Star oMioe atte WaANten— BUSINESS MANAGER ia a light and egreeable business. Inquire ed Fat. n. w., in rear shop. ange 2t* WASTED-A CLERK in a law office; one who has hed experience in prosecuting business: etcre) he PenalonlO# Office ane cee pareana of the Py tress Box 107, Sttice, stating salary exvected. ana a ANTED—For Connectitut, colored WOMA, housework, way paid; for 8 Mm COOK; for city, three LAUN Sapa COOK: for cou his e, N SOCK: for conutty, white GIRL Daree: WOMEN -—Ouzar—No. 1835 9th RE HOUSE, with euimmer Woe Thee here AND BALES, OF EROPRETY, a op the It TE ANAT ADUHOS. mith, at the oer ot an very toute at the THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, blo 7th etn w. auger oe {OB RENT—HOUSES Nos. 204 and 208 D st. Fe Dery repaired throughout; Hot and cold water, sas street all conveniences; st cal Tre déor. apply at No. 1095 seh st now. att oe 85 to 875: Fo BEN ‘nfurniehed ey hed Houses, 84! Over cue hundres deairal - A. McINTIRE, 918 F st. n.w. aug7—3t a CIN TIRE, 918 F et n.w. augi-st_ FE RENT—PARLORand BEDROOM and other Bee oe en faite OF single, with or without r housekeepics; Sguventent to all Leper saint “Pleasant location—No. 605 Est. nw. 1t* a RENT DRUG, STONE and two DWALL- be fh Dracott Block, 6th and Hi sts. ORNBLOWER, 945 Penusylvania ave, aue7-3t* Ton RENT Fania, Garpeta, Ke., : room House. If desited would aiply cent 33 pal on board and 2 rooms for seif, win ad 2 Children. "Address OF call Se 150 Net meee a FOR BENT 240 ver month in advance, = nithed Salou Parl lor, Dining and 3 Bedrooms, pen, Pantry, Cicseta; mod. im geek jocation, horuavert *adilress W. B., con iss 2025 th st. D.w., 11 rooms: a Pua RENT— 2109 st. Dn w., ys rooms, 810.50: 1: at, new. 97 roomen Balbo, Tat Gh = now 231.50. tio’ Brigwe ets Ge. 11 rool Da | Cat = e 4 at. 8 10 187, 563 41th rs $18; 910 + r8. wor TON, "oid Pet Apply Ta 8 GAY WOOD, 1995 9th ee Rowe eae 'OK RENT—HOUSE, 68 Defrees st.; for good tenant terms to ee eG after'3 Spm at st. D.w., six- Taare of J We 420 6th et.n.w. H. J. ANTED—A IRE =e 14 to n Ww Tan, pandwriting and number. et roe ke aug5-3t* FO EENT—A a a = BRICK HOUSE, No. : bay window; all modern con- yenienoan i vpiy 911 4th et nw. 1z6-8.° ANTE Diy a reerectanle nite irl with good city 1 & SITUATION aa uurse and Beamutrons | “arable ‘of inatructine children {UK RENT—One or two Furnished ROOMS; conveniences for housekeeping if desired; sti if neo- | modern improvements on second floor. ‘Apply. a6 eseary. Address 8. A., Btar office. auxé-at" | Sth Lz ANTED MITA ITARY BOUNTY LAND Wak. — SEE hree Ts ROOMS ANTS, Soldiers’ Homest-ad OLAIMS. ard in No. 1 condition, adapted for light house- all Binds of LAND. SCRIP, for r wuich highest rates | Reoping. with all modern conveniences. Apoly on will bs paid. — WILLIAM’ J. NNTON, Attor- | Premises, No. 1258 Sth et. n.w. Bent moderate. hey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Bultiwoe wuetion | sum ANTED—By a firet-class Wooden and Will Ware Houre of Baltimore e seieblo aor get'c MAN to represent them in tho city of ‘Wash- fence. eaieer Magee FOF gman who can in re erences, UL WARE, 141 W- Pratl ot Balter aS Oe Wi 4NTEP FAMILIES to furnish with RELI- eee IERVANTR:; try us; SERVANTS of all sorts boys. ne SEAMSTR RESSES for city and countr; ig reference. 926 F st. n.w. C. E. PRI my15-12w* or AND FOUND OS8T—On August 5th, a small BLAOK DOG, Li with white stripe down his breast. Answers tonameof Tip. Aliberal reward, will be paid if returned to 1205 7th street: northwes L& ‘—Friday mornios, Aug. 6th, either on 7th street road or 9h farce between M and Boun- dary, a large black CROOHE’ HAW) Liberal reward if left at office of LEWIS & CO., Insurance Agents, May Building, epposite Post Office Depart- Tcaertee Bod Eee 25th, Sl acd White 9. with anewors to name Jack. fiberal Teward if roturied 10100 Beet, ‘aug5-3t? ORToRS 31,1 ReEwanp—The following UNITED BEATER BONDS were and are miss- we ing from the assets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- cessed, viz: Two bonds of #1,008 each. 67s, 1881, noe 6,406 and 6,466, issued under act Februai 3861 Tei, 3 Nos. "2,506 ‘Two bonds of $1,000 each, 67: and 2,607, jesued under act Ma: ah 4 Four | fo each, Nos. 38,933 to 83,936, , Fourteen fonds Gf $1,000 each, Nos. 6. 564, 5, 585, 168, 650, 51, whe binds of 860 7,846, 14, 0, 608 62, 300, Ty teoued cinder econpons belomane ¢9 sald. bonds were de- tached, and constitute s part of the assets in our possession. d against negotisting a1 All persons are cauti of the eaid bonds, and a reward of S1,c00 will be paid for any information that will secure thelr recovery. ‘WILLIAM s OVERINGTON, Leiper, st, Frank- OPitdvert Wiieaes te thet ie en, eocaned, On mn ‘Walnut st. CHARLES Wihitake Je G JOHNSON, 8. PANCOAST, 416 Walnut st, Philsdeiphis, y28-w&a, 4t BOARDING. R RENT—ROOMS, farnished or unfurnished, at sa BiG snd 918 Im ayo. BOARD, $15 per month. ‘yt Te LOCHIEL HOUBE, 512 9th st. n.w., is one Ht of the onetest and best conducted Boarding louses: in the ders accommo- Gated at reasonable terme, novl9 FOR SALE. EAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIRED SIGHT, OATABRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, ETO. BPECIALLY axp SUCOESSFULLY TREATED BY DE. F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, 619 10th street northwest. Lees than 8 year ago DE. VON MOSCHZISHEB came to Washington and cetablished an office for the : pecial treatment of the ABUVE MALADLES, e intention of See ane the SEUSTON 0 OF CONGRESS 80 hat resolved to make this city, by the SPEOIA! UEST of many, his P NENT RESIDENOE, the extensive field, for and need of areliable SPE Respiratory Or- gans, to which he has for years given attention, be- iz Very evident. Among those who have publicly stated his su: in the treatment of thelr cason are SENATORS DANIEL W. VOORHEES, JOH AMES, IN- GALLS, BLPRESENTATIVES, 50H) LD. ELL, ALBERTS. wee CARH many others. Of citize * Somerville. aries Bain, aud hundrecs of others, whose Hames can be Jearned at his office. augd (OLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Lae STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- uaa andmachine-made FLOWER POTS of all UTEN: Ti, PRESE VE JARS, fe eae COONS ENSILS, P! TENGE and the trade mapntiea! “without Reo and at the lowest prices. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTUBE. ALL OF OUB JOIST AND STUDDING ARE OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE HEART IN THEM, OLEABER OF KNOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED ‘THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUB PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE OITY. FLOORING, (GOCD) No. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET).. WILLET & LIBBEY, 8TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUB 3520 Wines ereabed foi GR eAM at doo. per is Permallon, sPiois inte see Dt Diaconis to,dea a AFE AND SURE! NATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 16th Street and New York Avenue. Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults rie Government ‘bouds Ol for Alo, receives Silverware in Tranks ter Boarder Win. Bticx- Geo. W. Ie president: B. retary; A. Le ‘treasurer; ‘& Willard, John Cassels, Thow- rans. Ft ‘OR SALE—At fi le new three- Fs rine WAGON, Gne Bocond tan id : Apply at’ No. 212 12th st aug7-! at ‘ALE—One eec~nd hand C&RPENTERS’ CE AGON and other BUSINESS, WAGONS snd CARRIAGES, new and Second-hand, at low prices. JOHN M.. YOUNG, 313 6th st. ROE SALE One of the largest stocks of New and Second-hand OARKIAGES — ever offered in this city, embracing all styles, open and close, light and heavy. Prices: 2 sult all. ROBERT H. GHAHAM, 410-416 een . D.W., between ant i pairing promptly attended to. baa) ang6-3t* " ders prompt tended to and on the See Faas, every thing strictly as represented: WM. F- DOWNEY, 1013 17th et. nw. fel PPORTUNITY to ONT MISS THE OPE NITY, 3 Ng att ‘SIDNEY T. aoe 10 1h PERSONAL. WO OB a THREE RESPEQTAOLE GENTLE- MEN wanted tocomplcte s SCHOONER Patty fo Cobb's Inland Apply Room 57, Register’ ‘sOfee, pene Depariment, oF (ITE H.W. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. Bey! Wotchmater eee sete bye: moved to Sorner of 7th and ¥ sie. n.w., in Btore, opp. U. B. P. myll-4m ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES to the responsibili ple, with liens on real estate. st. nD. a to10 p.m. Always in before 9 ana ‘from: py 105 ‘apil-4m ——————— pur- Ha a.) Gti BLANCHE, Femate Docrress, cures all eae pepecialy, ies the reader of cards. Tells the future, OX No. SSZE st., between th and 0c 'n.we jy21. ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established. reliable Clairvoyant and Astro! Paris gives better sat- isfaction in pig af fairs of li! rofessi¢ the faction given or no ‘2d st., ion De st. BOOKS, &c. BALLANTYNE & Ww. Letters toHet Heedicas, by Ms ieee een "Binary a a UMMER READING. Sure. Day English... ...., 82.00 ‘Unai ‘oun f Wreren wntce The te hace.” poreree) ia PINKERTON. 150 x3 2:00 1.00 2.00 1.se 2.95 sjylé 2. Penn. ave. (82 New EvirI0n ov LIPPINOCOT?T’S PRONOURCING G42 ETIERR OF TER WORLD. Just published and for sale by FRANCIS BS. MOHUR, Svocesons TO MowUE BRos., mys LOLS Pa. avon, oor. 11th st. R_RENT—Good BUSINESS STAND and DWELLING, with all modern improvements: southosat corner New Je Frey avenue and F st. 1 w. P.F. QUSIOK, No. 17 F st. n w. aug -3t* FoR RENT—To a aa family, a six Foon BOUBE, 909 Massachusetts avenue n.w, 815. Apply to 11U6 L st. n.w., or 215 inet 3 ang! 92 Gay street, Geonce- the ficest resi- ven September Webster Law ‘OBR RENT—HOUSE wn; large grounds; on denoes in Georgetor aud -3t* n Ist. Apply to ‘RicHALD RD MLL Buildi t ope $25 Per Monta—HOUSE No. Fo 1213 Get. Keys adjoining. Inquire 926 Lou- isiana avenue. augd-Im OB BENT STORE comer of a and Tse. ith cellar and stable. » £01 BrOuN g sl 0, for rent, 601 New Jersey avenue n.w. Apply to W- G_ JOHNSON, 715 13th et new. BuszsTm F&, RENT—No. 1446 N et, n.w, near Scott Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- chiding servants’ and baturoom: sil modern Veneataen pen $55. Can cn a eS spy tims. “pechait block from care “Ayniy: 3 3 MYERS, 719 Ioth wt. Pply *0 gtizarinn OB eee FURNISHED APARTMENTS, with all modern conveniences, 105) eae men only; TG street n.w ur3-e03t* F% RENT—Nicely-furnished ae or back ROOM in new hotise; bath-room, with hot and cold_water, Rent low. Inquire at 114 E street n. atig3-tu, th, e3t* Fu RENTOA thira-story front ROOM, fur- nished. Apply at 606 13th st.n.w. jy27-26 ae ere -reom HOUS! ecirably loca- tOWHEATLEY BROS, Tea stand Bote faiand Seen a 352: ‘OR ae HOUSE, 1 No. 1115 10m, ic bortiood.” boven Ex MARR, eine Fn ww. jyieed fn on Ua floor. ‘OR RENT—To Ren temen o — A pandeomel iE FRONT {No other loders et ieaeer “ furnished — no children. Tee Looderess, FAMILY SUPPLIES. AKDINES—A LA TOMAT. BARDINES—a la Moutarde. In Balt. ANOHOVIES— fe fa gas in Bauces OREVISSES—Au naturel. ‘Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. B. W. BEED’S SONS, 1216 F street ee Excursionists’ Bupplies ment oF ‘Wooden Plates and Paper amktee FRESH MEATS, ane PRESSED eit WAYS 6 HAM, -Acos AND DGOHRED REF. A FRESH 8) ee anu HERS VEGETA- FINE PRINT AND TUB BUTTER. Everything first class, and prices reasonable, at TRE PALACE MAREET, OognEn 14TH xD New YORE AVENUE. 3026 FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO: {BST PREMIUM {rardea at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES, handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour the Satie States. = A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S 8ST. LOUIS pie PanOr. A Magnificent a ee it Process. The Standard Famil: Flour of of the Dutt osacps AES “former Iat at, an and Indians ave, WM. M. GALT & CO. LADIES GOODS. IA DIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES MADE TO ORDER. Perfect satisfaction cuaranteed. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, LADIES' FASHIONABLE BOOT Mi (AKER, ry oe st aug2 Oppositees 8. Patent er Tr Onice. ——— ____ On norite U- 8. Patent Offine. Bormue BATSFOR YOUNG LADIES THE LATEST MAOKINAW CASSANDRA JU8T RECEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, iyla No. 1107 F st. n.w. ARGAINS. STRAW, HATS | AND BONNETS, MACEINAW OASHANDRA, Mrs. M. J. HUNT'S, Nos. 681 and 623 D st. M.”: mie ‘PER CENT. OFF ALL SALES. to make room for my usual F. YORTATIONS, I will take 26 Un Dress and. Co; Dress Trimmings, Gloves; a fresh assort- Laces and all the Latest Novelties, etc., ete. iL j. 907 Penna. ave. “Fue oe ‘Bre fresh in every department. je26 M= BELLE LUCAS’ DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PABLOBS, 801 MARKET BPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, ‘02 9th st. PROFESSIONAL. sted &c.—Ailing feet fess attention com- rate with the labor ‘upon them. at Br. or WHITES eeablishment rah, Ba. v0.07 lard’s Hi. ial othe, oariaty Of Gh Fite tenting of exirers eS Le ive T. M. TALBOTT, vt ake No. three 5 ary inal ite Sraseee Bath area per set. All wor! H. JOHR! i : LL ee cranes aw. Betore B RENT— F° By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Brat eo AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 0th and F streets ni northwest. ~~ Yai 1th st. n. ie aad st. in. w. a5 ash ‘ze hall. wi inet B 2 637 D st _u.w., upper 224 Ist st. Siete 23 1554 et_now., ae 17 rooms a5 ss 2 - % 2 25 16 . rooms. 2.80 20s sth ei BW, % ser “12 ge e. 35H st.n6.. Gre. TMARE NO GHARGE TU LAN SS Fi i ADVERTISING TH. ROP. PERE, AN RERP IT Ly FORE THE PUBLIO CONSTANTLY, 1 HAVE MANY OF 7 BUWLDISG SITES IN THE CITY FOR BA\ FROST GLC x0 Seo ti NOM Ts “Tate, aaa FR nm Tre 70 860000, ZMAN, Tort oth and F ste. n.w. Fo Sap Raye HOMES. ME-LOW INTEREST. Four entry new two iors gna tone firck HOUSES, each containing seven wel liited, cheerful “rooms, conveniently arranged. A bathroom and water closet, #tationary washtubs, Tanwe, latrobe stoves, cosl vault, pantry china and clonete, © (thes presses, liall, vestibule, bay window, sas #nd water. The above are located at the corner of Washing- ton and Olive 8 sseorwetown, only one tqurre from the line of the’ Washington’ and Georzetown horse cars, and two squares from the Metropolitan linc. | Both streets are nicely paved and shade tra 6 vianted. Price of the corner Hi 0, and $3,000 each for the three ai, Richt two-story and basoment Brick HOCSES Olive street, exch containing six rooms and bat pooms Kas, water, convenient closets, fronteouth and are very pert hemes. Price $1,550 and $1, 600. ‘his paler well coustrncted and of ex- cellent ma! Apply to aus. 21 RIGGS & CO. ‘OR RENT. 1214 K st. n.w., 14 re. and nd stable..@65 per mo 1038 17th st. ‘n.w., 10 rooms, per mo 42010fh st. nw, 40. per mo Cor. 12th and B ete. nw. 40 permo 1845 7th st. now. 20 permo 2008 9th et. now. 15 per mo 1416 Nor. soma 8.33 per mo 509 Reventh stroet n.w. THE POBCORAN BUILDING, Orvosize U. 8. Taraseny, 15TH STRERT. Fine Stores, Office Roome —tinwly or communicat- ing—for Business Oi Studios, ete. Water and closets on every floc evator and steam heat. Dax rooms for storse. Inquire of the Janitor. 1s Fo BENT 1111 Hest. n.w., 10 ra, mod. sie 1439 Let. n.w., 8 rooms. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooms, m. i. 425 and 427 4th st. nw. 10 rs., es. m.i.840 permo. 1613 P et. u.w., ¢ rm. brick, mod. im. .#30 Per mo. 1209 B.T. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.{m.850 per mo. 2210 13th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 50 per mo. 1719 B.I. ave. n.w., 15 rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 14th st., 9rm. brick, mod. iM.eex06« 40 per m0. Handsome Office Rooms ‘Leaman Bnilding,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1223 F street: MONEY TO LOAN. S*?, IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, at yet en (7) yer cect, and several sinaller suis oh ated ety Ocie B: SHOEMAKER, aug7-3t 920 F et Je Mir 188 CALMINS | ed for Bore sama irk | we mame and tution, and mu icextra. §h Orgcnlare obtained at the feesion begine Sq es Staroffice. Mra. M 8 Bowie, Rockville, |. a7 im* CASTLE SEMINARY, 903 loth ST. ear Lafay-tte Perk, | Boarding and Schou Yr Vernet » Sit lo and J Fourteenth year wil comnence Sept, 13th. ihe ae Tqulare day be obtained af ihe DUOk sbores ard at the Seminary L. BE. SMITA, roe. MIFS B. ROSS, Asristant. . Bacuan [ON LADIES’ COLLBG Dard COLLEGE of MUSIC and ORATOR with Preparatory Department, opens SEPT. 15. enn air ger. PATERSON, A. M., President, costcim Binghamton, Brooine Oo., N.¥ ECT HOME SCHOOL, for limited i of wiris, with comforts and oare of oily. An healthy location, near town of _ ae Spel ‘ape " Giana to libra ubtG, WH ing of Tan ‘Apniy to : toate N Suedco2w Laurel eon rinse tenes © RE CLABENS HOME SCROOL (or Girls offers every ad antaxe for thoroueh edu- in Fs board. for seeston fi JUNK, $200. 63) .9n. nhea'ithy Terns moderate. fourth RARE iO te SEPTEMBER 1h, ase, Addrew Mies VIRGINIA MABON. Dox 308, Alexa trie, a vn, aSEBa HY SED ine and L TRE, CEPARS A Ho YOUNG LADIES AND Err Willreopen on ‘the Sr oF SEPTEMBER. Bit on the Hexhts of Georgetown, with grounds, the location iat ones beau ful and acorasible. A fe ditional pis sre desired. | Terms my For jy lar address the MISSES FARLE, corner’ r Fayetio and 7th sts au2-Tm sc mOOL, D.—Principal JAS. ap yep ate Principal Address, wmtil 3y29 so2m TR, AB Well a8 those wints for Teachers. Terms moders! northwest. KK, Collee station, Sys awe | Oe FEMALE SuMINARY. ERICK, Mp.—School duties resumed on ESDAY, Septen:ber Sth. Location he uperior instruct all departments. Geore’s county, Mu ful home training. ‘Terms very moderate. For catalogue or informstion address Bs. W. HACKELTON, Im peniderit Rv esview acapemy, POUGHKEEPSIE, A thorongh-going, widte- awake School for ibe, combining Study, Military Drill, and Recreation in due proportion. Descriptive Pamphlet, with Chart of Req for Coileve admission, sent on receipt of 6 axe. OTIS BISLEE, A.M., Principal. je ER CATIONAL WHITING CLU An opportunity is aft jrded youth, men women, by a condensed ve course of train inw, to chanwe, in from ¢ elve lessons, from. writing towood. ‘The SPENCER BROS, who have instructed more than 150,00 students, will Hive gepectal course in plain, practical writiny to the Washinuton Edneational’ Glib, beinning MONDAY, Auxust 2, 15*0, at Bpencerian Business College, corner Tthard £ sta. new. Enrollment Atoollae office. Fee 85. Gall’ or send for cirou- iat ON BANDS MOREY st the lowert rates +f case est, to LOAN on good real estate eccurity ie m Prompt. E. A. MCINTIRE, 918F n-w. mE sea} ANSTITUTE, WasH- For circulars sfiasean Nites R. ARCHER, 1401 Mars. avenue, Washincton, De o. yar se M a MONEY TO LOAN InN oa ‘TO SUIT. ang6-Ot_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th et, N. T° LOATONEY Sp tng ie E. S At 6 per cent for = awe and 7 per cent for small No delay. B.O. "HOLTZMAN, 10th jy31 and F sts. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN. I Re and emall amounts of Money to Loan attention Prompt. hazges moderate. 3B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. jy24 ere os YEAR, BOARD AND TUI- Temale Seminat Miulitas demy, eon 2 ee Collage oun eM, addon’ $y24-2un For gpaeace ad M™* WELL REILL ¥, B. D., LL) . VERNON SEMINARY BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL EOUNG NG | LADIES i N.w. joved from 24 "F. iy 20th.” For further reratebas adairess <8 Sev 315-3 Me. MENN, Principal PRANSILY. ANIA MILITARY enig MY, CHESTER, Pa., le} lem be Civil Enwineering, 3 Mast id gor a lich. Degrees fofere re to ee E. 3 ; and Messrs. x 0. Hew- 18, patrons Cox. ee are, President. FOE SALE STOCK ara FIXIURES of Corner Grecery and Provision Store. Good chance for an active business man. Cailon premises, eer West corner 5th and G sts. n.w. EF SALE OR EXOHANGE—Two story ee = northwest, 20385; 7 rooms and a hall; site pe no incumbraness. For particulars inqnire iheath st _n.w. Bu7-3t* Fes a , good 50-inch BIOYOLE for $40 be sean after 6 p.m. at 808 E et. Be. aiu6-3t ANT D—To sell st private sale some Walnut bd) and o er dies bb a SESE —A gentien an An hasa = knowledge of the Retail Grocery and Liquor business wonld like a re who has capital. Address A. E. F., Star aue5-3t* 225 WILL BUY oe AND FIRTonEs OF $ a fing GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE doing ood cash business. | easens for selling, in other usiness. Address BROOKS, Star office." a5 31 Foe SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in = re, Ma. ; Hine Wixtures, most desirable to- cation, doing avery «ood business. Bi 109, Bfar office. 50.000 HAND-MADE MERCHANTABLE 4° BRICKS for sale, at 85.25 per Shousand, daliv- ered. eos connection. GEO. L. SHER- aug2-1m IFF, 1114 ions or Allowed Gc onset Rowena Ee ire 8 pur- gharer or have money ‘dvanced by addreseinz Box 147, Star office. aue2-6t ppRctEnrx FOR ante! OCCOQUAN FALLS. ‘Nineteen hundred acres Land, estimated to con- tain ten million feet Yeliow Pine and other Trees. New 30 horse-power Steam Saw Mill, with milier’s houee on center of tract. Also, business snd wharf Lee aud one of best water powers in Virwini: pea fe Of Pocahontas Cotton Factory, w: Which standing. All sitnated on Occoguat ae illiam in an adjoining town of Occoquan, Prines county, t one hour by railroad and three hows by steamboat from Washington city. Prop- erty belongs to one estate and will be sold as en en ‘Grety or in Fartions to sult on reasonable — a ding, Washington Doone Syal-colwe pouthcast comer of Asad a sho, erasransed gout corner of A an: * as follows: Basement—Furnace snd fuel room, store room, kitchen and pantry. First floor—Ss— Joon parlor with bay window, dining room aud pantry. Recond fico room, Third EE vants’ order. on front and west tid ene easel ood by substantial iron fence. aoe floors stor trimmi: hard property two i. of the te 8. Capitol, andone square of letropolitan and a8 ee = syed will Paine ata 1520 Bin An APH TO, FOR & DROW Possession . Inquire of Gi sole on the place, or A. E. L. SS ee PERTY OWNERS LEAVING THE CITY Pieris rummer can have their rata Rook d remitted totnem rasta oy Bt ew OLSON, Boal Estate and: Insurance Aven Gibtinet ow. THE TRADES. KBINDING. Bost Pubjle is reepecttally ny oa emp! andthe work turned will be in the superior nyse & characterise 3 Pounsvivania sve., third floor. Gun eRHEE Deck yp zoe, cere. 1012 ji Peay ivatia are Ws ewFive ae Printing g'= OB LAME HORSES. Owners should call at 400 Fourteenth st. n.w. a BOBT. SMITH. V. 8. ps ING FEMALK COLLEGE, MEOH. TOSBUM. VA. é Tsuna raat Goltore and Be pens 2 Sept. Zawitt. Res TP RUE, Aca. Pro. HLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,— R&s BANDY SPRING, MD.—Will reopen SEPTEM- BEB 15TH. A full course of instruction will ob SixeRe with lectures on history, belles-letrres and the natural ect cirealare sddrese HENKE nch, er ‘tor Colles: irene jem Point, rays Fete itive examinsuons. pree, - oe Bap | ¥ at. aa Pri: fe thetruction pina tee qeretgy Fare va jon Fretion —— at HOUSEFURNISHINGS. G» aii GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. Call and see them, No. 631 16th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 8 E. F. BROOKS, 631 15th st., DDE BEFEIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM &&FRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of China, Gisss Waro, &o., 1009 Pa. ave. Grose BYNEAL, = Trey myis OIL AND WATER COLURS, ASETIETS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Points, Oils, Window ana Plate Giass, ALL KINDS OF Faxcr ARTICLES FOR ORRAMENTS axD PREsENts. mar 18 Tth st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). FRU2, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE wgES es . i LATROBES, ,, RANG! bo. HAMILTON & samen, ’ Led ‘Oth st. eneraaaRRY STOVES. Washington Gas Light haveat office on 10th of the aoa TAL GAB GOORIN Beas Oo Seen eee Bee Call and examine them. myn SPORTING GC ODS. Cc» BRUPPERT, Bos. 403 and $05 7th st. m. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDBEN CARRIAGES, ABOd-~ BEY AND FISHING TACKLES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. Az Prices To Surr THe Times. 00 RAZOR! srt anabes with ease“. bu. 4 te TOs BONES ana PRLT—combining