Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY... August 10, ISSO. —————————_———___—_———— CRORBY 8. NOYES... -Edit The Evening Star has@ reguiar, perma- nent. bona fide daily circulation more tham double that of any other daily paper Published in Washington, ond equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. —————— THE Star has a direct wire from Its news room to She Western Union Telexraph office in New York ey, from which wires radiste to all parts of the globe, and ix therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its 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 cetves exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. d, Galerari LADLES. Great choice of HATB BRAIDS, m: msds of se- ean: ito, VENTILATED — WAVES at the At fame he HE . PHELIPPI'S. sugl0-2t" soa sth streets near H. Neos > ESTREET, AR 9TH.— Ras op. iy reliable place in the city. ‘sulo” ACTONY CHEESE-—50 boxes fancy, full m. York State FACTORY CHEE: received di direct from factory. | For sale at market piice. NE, 60 Pennsylvania avenue. HOM AUCTION. 65 DOZ. MEN'S PEROALE SHIR’ UOLLARS, ONLY 70 pane ITH TWO MVE 1920 Pennsylvania aven wet End Auction House. ce INEGAH.--100 barrels CIDER Ae TatGab, werranted pure, fust ari ae Northern © 4€0 Pennsylvani: augl0-ot* Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THR STA mailed to them, Postpaid, for Afty cents per month, the address being chanwed ss often as deeired. The money ‘must accompany the order in all cases. Our Crops this Year. ‘The estimate upon the wheat crop of 1850 Is that ft will reach 450,000,000 bushels and that of this 150,000,000 bushels, at least, will be surplus. The figurers caleulate, upon this basis, that the surplus will exceed the European demand, and therefore the price will not be up to the figures Of the past two years. “Anything lower,” says one journal, “will mean loss of ordinary profits to thousands of farmer While tt may mean Joss of “ordinary profit” it will not cause actual Joss to the farmers. It !s well understood that the short crops tn Europe for several years past created an unusual demand for ‘American wheat, and consequently {t com manded an unusual price. In increasing their acreage of wheat sown for this year, far- mers were generally advised that they could not reasonably expect to obtain tie prices of Jast. year, a5 another fatlure of the Crop would not, probably, occur. Tb that the farmers of this country can sell wheat at prices considerably below those of Ia And still make a fair profit. As has been shown, ‘With the present facilities for transportation, American Wheat can compete in European mar- kets, In price, with the production of that coun- try. Should the abundant yield of tnts year re- duce the price. as It doubtless will, the demand Will batur increase, and the chances are that a arket will be found for the Amer!- can surp’ It fs already predicted, also, that there will be an overproduct of cotton this year. It Is estl- mated that the aggregate crop of the southern States will reach 6,250,000 Dales, and that only 4,000,000 bales can be expected to fl abroad, leaving the remainder—2 home consumption. In the first place this estt- mate is too large. The crop of this year, from all accounts, will exceed that of last year, but not by any such figures as are giv the esti- Mate here quoted. In some portions of the south the cotton worm 1s doing evsiderable damage, and, upon the whole, it looks as if 5,500,000 bales would be a pretty ifderal esti- mate for the aggregate crop of this year. In 1875 home manufacturers used 1,565,900 bal in 1879 home consumption Increased to 1, It ts reasonable to agmclude that the increase in home consumption this year will be proportion- ately greater than that of 179 over 1375, De cause of the continued improvement in busi- ness Of all kinds. Besides, the number of cot- ton factories has been increased, and those that were I existence a year ago are now running on full time and are employing thetr utmost capacity to meet the demand upon them. The Indications are that cotton will command a price that will yield a fatr profit to the planter. —_—_~.+_____ All signs in the political firmament point to general dissolution of the greenback party, Resumption and prosperity killed it. In the @arkest days of business depression the green- back theory took some hold upon the popular Maind because .t promised relief. The people Wanted money, and greenbackism promised to supply everybody. The party was strongest at the beginning of its existence. Its Ideas of government finances could not bear the light of discussion. Just as the few men who had nourished the bantling known as the “rag baby” began to reap some reward in the way of political honors from it, resumption became a fixed fact, prosperity returned, the idle obtained work, and the party collapsed. In Indiana, Where the greenbackers polled nearly 40,090 Votes in 1875, ft 1s difficult for them to rally men enough to make up tickets, bere and there. ‘The leaders have generally announced their return to efther the republican or democratic party, and all reports agree that the green- backers will only poll, this year, a few thou- Sand—5,000 or 6,000—votes In the stata. It ts the dissolution of the greenback party which chiefly invests the result in Indlana with so much doubt. It fs almost impossible to tell which party will get the larger proportion of those who were greenbackers at the last im- Portant election. ees ‘The action of the grand jury of Judge Blatch- ford’s court, in New York, in returning indtet- ments for manslaughter against the parties responsible for the Seawanhaka disaster will give general satisfaction. The laws for the pro- tection of the travelling public have almost be- come a dead letter in this country. Steamboat and railway accidents involving friguttul loss of life have, heretofore,ca)led forth no enforcement of the laws Intended to prevent such accidents. When carelessness was fastened upon those charged with the care of the living freight no penalty severer than severe newspaper condem- Bation has been inflicted upon them. At last there is a promise that this lenient way of dealing with those who are to blame for disasters like that of the Seawanhaka is to be changed fora more Figid and just course. If the work begun by the grand jury is carried out faithfully the people will feel that they are to be protected by the Jaws in relation to railway and steamboat lines, and the officers of these lines will exert them- Selves to prevent accidents. ———— ‘The conundrum why Senator Conkling staid away from the New York republican conference has not yet been solved. One report has had It that he absented himself because of Garield’s Inability to carry out a contract to displace Merritt from the custom house. Secretary Sherman, tt is stated, refused to allow Merritt to be sacrificed, hence the hitch. On tue other hand, it has been htnted that Conkil ng absent- ed himself as a matter of policy, in order to do away with the Idea that there was any dicker- ing on hand between him and Gartield. On all ‘sides It has been conceded, however, that Conk- Itng’s support of the Gartleld ticket was neces Sary to Its success in New York. Oa this point the usually well Informed New York correspon- Gent of the Philadelphia Ledger says tha’ “General Arthur 1s authority for the assurance ‘that in two or three weeks from thts time there will be no occasion to complain that the cam. paign ts languishing tn New York, nor that Senator Conkling ts continuing hts policy of duasteriy activity.” eo ‘The three sons of the late Oakes Ames have ‘published a defense of their father in his rela- Uons with the credit mobiller. They appeal to he American people to remember what their father undertook and accomplished in the way of completing the trans-continental rallway ‘ls motive tn taking oid of the gigantic enter~ Prise, which seemed to appal otner capitalists, Was, say his sons, a patriotic one. It {s matn- tained that Mr. Ames never sought or intended to bribe any person, and, as proof of this, it Is asserted that he was not Seeking legislation. ‘The address of the Messrs. Ames ts argumenta- tive and well put, but does not really throw any new light upon the credit mobilier affair, _—_—_——— | aa a BA’ SUES ‘140 8th st., between G and H. Eis. gore, anges, wa an be Lm Terese saa LArRpaS se YOR nEeD Py THE ae en es ee Se eee een LINENS. BICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINENS. LINENS, “‘all widths and prices.” BaiteoEey PABLE LIN. 3 SR LIN DOVETES. all ‘LINEN SHEETINGS, PKL S, KUNCH aeoine ‘call widths.” ike Or S SOSELS, ith Fancy Bo! Al S Tiind Knotted Fringe. See ee REY-RED TABLE Lor. 7 TUBBEY RED DOYLIES. RUSSIA CRASH, GLASS LINENS. CUK CELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIRTS open either prone ik. 7 Bac! ALL BUMMER Diss GOODS~LAWNS, GREN- GANDIES, GINGHAMS AND PERCALES at “preaty sedneed prices.” at ERO ONLY," MARKED IN Frain? FIGURE: nee PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th ét. Established in 1840. | BARGAINS, ancT We will offer a large lot of DOMESTIO SEWING MACHINES, latest improved, at the low price of $57.50, » Sinwer Pattern’ at $25 00; latest im- P with aul attachments; warranted, and in- Hructons wiven free of charge, at OPPENHEIMER’S, POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ROOMS, 628 Oth street, St. Glond Building. AILORING DEPARTMENT. A choice line of TROWSERINGS, suitable for the Mountains or Seaside. Algo choice SUITING at ne rates. au7 . 8. TEEL, sug? 935 peuuasieanis ave. W. S. JFNHS & CO., . No. 717 7th st. n.w., fi ind warranted. Also, a full line of SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, sg Riahionary and Por- of which Will be soid.at lowest craton. Hayter the ntuent act gortment in the city. we would solicit an inspection from all in want of :bove goods. ux WANEED 0 SELL_PATENT, OFFICE, RE- FORTS (Mechanical), from 1847 to 1871. in. elusive, at Bookstore, No. 12293 7th ae very chi 7-3t* EAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, ETO. BPECIALLY axp SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY DR. F. VON MOSCHZISHER, 619 Leth street northwest. Lesa than a year azo DE. VON mencouinaee iheSutention of remain ag deine the SesstON OF CONGRESS. | His euccass was 90 great that he has nats, hisPY AMANENT RESIDENOE, ie Eon ive held for :nd need of areliable SPE fi HALT In the disore "1a Of the Hespteatory Or- Gane: to which ne bas Toc yeare given atienutlol, Bo- it. aoe rose who rae eases (orem his su ae bean V, GALD. WELL, We VOO Ja vELVES Sous a or Gn AM and many others. Orsitizene Tt? Bomervities Charles Baum, and hundreds of ethers, whose Tames can be learned at his office. auxs ((oLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- “Giind gad machine-made FLOWEB POTS of all GARDEN YASES, DAIRY and GOOKING UFlorises cha the trade suprion without delay, and at the lowest prices LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTURE. ALL OF OUR JOIST AND STUDDING ARE CUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE HEART IN THEM, CLEARER OF KNOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE oITY. FLOORING, (GO‘D)... No. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET)... WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STBEET AND KEW YORK AVENUE 3920 EWELEY, STERLING SILVER J PLATED WAKE, & Ar COST FOR THIETY DAYS ONLY. | 10. Before removing tocur new atore, No We will sell ae SAM’L LEWIS, Established 1840. [Jy13-1m] _1221 Ps. ave. gt scene fo een L 1S 'HRE, LOVES, fe 6 MPS go ieee Lia LS RI REREAD @ FRINGES, and FANCY GOODS in gen- LOWE'S, S11 Market Space. our om. FRESH MEATS AT ments to recei’ a receive sousierenente Eriianes Loins, Prim Ribs and Tenderloins, fo which 79 call ee of ee aie CHgICE © ‘sugd-Im 837 ‘Loulsinns ‘avenue. NG. SNe PLUMBI! JAB. ¥. F Baie gt? 6 othe me De PLUMBING, with a iow to of PLUMBING, with » ig proper sanitary Korres rt a TaE GBEALEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE FoR NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. FOR THE CAMPAIGN 50 CENTS 18 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. . It is an eight-page paper, containing fifty-five solid columns of reading matter, including Stories, Household Hints, Political News, the Latest Tele- Srams, Washinzton News and Gossip, all the Mar- rlages and Deaths of the week, an Agricultural column, a complete record of Local Events, otc. ete. Tt will be rent to any address, postags paid, till after the Presidential election for ’ Fifty Cents. Adéress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY augT-2w NIE —Thousands of WATCHES have in order by me during the last thirty They are as perfect. to-day as when mant Well made Watches wil, with care, last Fapt attended to by an experienced per- NSEN, 913 Pennsylvania ave. ang3 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘Wi ply 860 xh 7th Wis alsked i HOUSE os FOR RENT AND SALE. EDUCATIONAL. ANTED_A WHITH WOMAN to do wark o- RENT_Nine room BRICK Hou Iss NELEN EALL. TEA cual fan family at 143 A st. n. aul). 2t Bice a Rescue ee aoe 5 iss 0 ‘sic. of ee spination ives to NTED—A BOY to do general Dew. Avply REAL Estat AGENT AND AUCTIONEERS, cinpere Terme moderate. Ad. Spe LR eis rae | UHM Suen fe RS Ea é of mn \~ Se | BPGierenes, coe Shccon tes RpOMs, on 14th st., a weil Geter conveniences), of (ress Box 50, Star office. Lit ATED agouns Lady, BOARD in a pri- tholle preferred. Referaues exchaneeds Addrees Me E-G.. Post Office, city. ay WASTED —Respectable, WHITE, PERSON live in back part of & house of 25 rome and rent the rooms, Apply at 714 15th st. next to Ries & CO. aulo-lw WANTED Trough WAITER, with good ro- and Gogmmendations, who can inter abe ingilah rman, int Restaurant of 17 South st.; Balto , Sita ‘aul0-3t y ANTED—SEWING in families by the day or week: understands Dresamsking. eut and fit. No objection to the country. Apply 0 Pa. ave. ee J ANTED—A good Germ an or Amorican GIRL, {cr weneral house and kitchen work: must be cleanly and h good Fecommendation none cther need apely 10.1516 oes DLW. 0 3t* ANTED—By a le and Sareea White woman, BISUATION ae cook or to do general heusework in small family. Good refer ences. Address Box 27, Star office. WASZED_HOUSE, “about ten rooms, = nemgaed: modern Amprovements; rent about s weet 1 referre articniars, PERMANENT TENANT, P-0-Box 418 city-alo-ge eo Ok RIBAS BAO EY Wie —WHITE WOMAN to take charge of Tintag.s room publicineti‘ution for Boys neat 2 ies furnished Servants Em— +» O. E. PRICE & OO. 1t* . WHITE MAN and ren—man as hostler, ; woman for housework. 3. B. fars ai re refe eS ‘OG eh oyment. ere - PRICE & 10 2t” BerNron's “1880” FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE, Are powerful heaters: remarkably durable: @00- nomical in fuel; give universal satisfaction ; have no belted pints: are free fron ¢ most DURABLE FURNACE, tha CHRAP- Fitted with OLINKER- ‘CLEANING SIFTING GRA’ Nand for circulars before re purchasing others. BICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., MANUFACLURERS, 234 Water street, New York. For sale by Wy20-th,s,tusm 1887 H Si heae Wileeae. o aoa bP SEN ae, ANNOU: MENT. PORTING ART ANT CREEL ONS OF Y BIZE PAND, Ou ORe STENOILS, Can now be Bromly Ss naareianed who bas had 30 years’ experience in this line of business, I will furnishanything in the above line in dares es ire and aoe quantities at prices to suit all, and defy competition. ¥ cOmPIULAUS BAUMGARTEN, 3927-1m. 1222 Pa. ave. $250,000. ERANKFORT SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY. Only 50,000 Tickets and $250,000 in Prizes, $50,000 for $10. $10,000 for $2. THE DRAWING TAKES PLAGE SEPTEMBER 4. 5,000 Prizes That Will be Drewn and Paid. LIST OF PRIZES: rand 2 rt Sram: Bi, 000 each. 30 Prizes, ‘500 each. i) Prizes, 409 each. 50 Prizes, 300 each. of Prizes, 200 each 100 each: 4, 4,500 Prizes? 10 each: 5,000 Prizes, amounting to. &@-The $250,000 management will hold no teketa at the own benefit. Our ides of a square to hae represented in the drawing only the tok and to exclude therefrom every. ane that is not oo fur before the drawing take PRICE OF TICKETS: eae moxsts “h. 110 ott each .. a Whole ‘Tic 100 Whole Tickets fo 500 a3 Whole ‘Tickets for ; 1,000 570 Whole Tickets for... 1,150 Whole Tickets for. For Tickets, Circulars giving full particulars, ; further information, may to ene A. W. HARRIS & CO., 240 Broadway, New York, or B. C. WINTERSMITH, Supervisor, ce, No. 3 Mozart Building, Louisville, Ky. poe eine ANTED—1 ‘Wagner's hand- WAinde unerealiea Yok dite ath 300, ‘per quart, two quarts 60c. 9 OF BI. er gallon, aPi0i8 11th st nea Disooue it deat i grew OB LAME HORSES, Owners should call at 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. 178 BOBT. SMITH. V. (opts LICORICE POWDER. oer remedy for ecod for Cian, blood plea i on the wenese, Bious. ness, eto. one Biecewaare Drug Store, 423 Oth street n.w. LP JOHNSON @ CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SEOUBITIES. DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EX@HANGE. mar2 DOMESTIO snd FOREIGN BXGHANGE.msr3_ OABPET CLEANING AN! - Brive all ts branches Panon CHACE BRO., 616 aes GQue4t BARGAINS a UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: DIAMOND GoLB WATSLID SILVERWARE, $3 TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANOES. A fine assortment of BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUNs, ar J. M. & B. COHEN'S LOAN OFFIOR, t6 2007 Seventh st. nw. SorrLies FOB PLUMBERS AND GAB FITTERS, A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purchased for Cash a full eu) of every Srticle used bs Pinnbers and we are re} to offer our goods on as favorable terms trade as spy other house. We ri awk an fom of our Steck, confident that we cannot be elthes or CO. 20-17 street m.we Bes ace and TE a SUITE or one large front Room, where vreasked. Rent not to exccat 815 for for single Room. Address W., cam: NTED—By a very quiet Ladys ni et Toon with or without Boag, ne ily, Who are not over- inquisitive: ‘a widow @ gentleman. Address A. 4.8.0, Btar wil, be permanent. "Please add we BD, aniily by uae) -2t* (OOM in = Story and quiet it moderate tothe rinit party. 1000 New Hampanire ‘Brick row immediately north of "Wi Wastipetoa Grete! aurle-3t RB RENT—NO. 406 lst St. s E —A neatly fur- Tished HOUSE containing seven rooms, with ern improvements. Apply on the premises. a0K0-3t" FY RENT—-SCHOOL Boom connected with man Raacnes: Tern ermas reasouable. TH! GENT, ‘Treasure rer, 931 H st. n.w. Fa BENT— Beautiful suite second Ser cares Heat Soda path, hot and col ld water; on line south, suitable, for Cuntleman, 2. efor Baieir wont eae Star Office. Shoe st. Black Soa a sround GOR SALON LE—Onkar—No. 1335 9th st. Freon FRAME HOUBE, with 9 camer “itauen, snd byarant, Tit ‘ STEERED, 100 that ewer IMIS OF I: Fas RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PAC. AND AT AUCTION. —see Bulletin iested yh the Tet and eth of th, THOSE. WAGGAMAN Boney ot tte Sant Y. T PULDIRG ALAC FOR BENT HOUSES Nos. 204 ai es EVERY: BEOTION Uk pegs D.W., newly repaired throughout, hot = cold water, gas and all conveniences: street ca FROM $1,000 ro 860,000, NOW 18 (He TIME the door. Apply at No. 1025 0th at. now. auc? St = a ait on eae a Pan aw. ‘OR RENT—Unfurnished Houses, 85 to 875; A Houses, #10 UR SAT PS EERE GES Tr Ferties Wet, ed per month. | UK SALT ORSIRA BL “LOW INTEREST now vacant. McINTIREF, 918 F st. n.w. sug’ FCRSENT DRUG STORE and ig DWELL- in Dracott Block, 6th snd H sts. p. 308. Cc. HORNBLOWER, 945 Poonsylvania av gug7-St* Fonr entirely new two-story and basement Brick HOUSES, esch containing seven we l-lighted, cheerful “rocms, “conven ently arranged. A. nics vethrocm and water closet, static: ary Washtube, range, latrob try.china and linen “clerete, clothes premses, all, vestibule, bay ween. 638 Sud water. pve are located at the corner of Washing- ton and Ulive slre-tn, Goormetowin omg, onc emaee from the Lne cf the Washington, aud Georgetown fovea, cost or BENT—2025 ith st. n-w-, 11 Foo 2109 12th st. TOME, B10.50; 1239. G G st. n.w., 7, rome, 1 $31.50; Lal eh Se new T 30: 116 Bridge st, Gt., 11 Apes 803 Fist pst. qh TOomR, BIE 710 SUV Tth st ae vt eis: 10, ott Fat! stores. “Apply the corner House & an $3,000 each for the thres adjoining. Al Eight two-story and basement Brick HOUSES « Olive etreet, exch containing six rooms and bath- TOOR:, Ax. Water, convenient clossta, etc. There HA 8. GAY WOO! Fo ee oe ae mene aon iE No. 3213 G st. Keys adjoining. Inquire ‘Lou- augé-Im idress, auld ras TED—A goca DRESSMAKER = the week ormonth. Address Box 137, Star office. TW ASZED—CasvasseRs— Male or female; can make €5 per day. Apply to No. as: ie a are: nw. WANT! D By gentieman and wife, =r DARD, with ROOM on second floor, routhern expo- gure. Address REYBURN, Star Office. _au9-2t* WW ANTED_ By a xentleman and lady @ good far- riehed ROOM, with Board, in #00d location where no questions Will be ask reas AB, tar cflice. Mauwd-ot® ‘ANTED—FARM to Lease, with privilege of buying, 25 to 40 acres of Land, within rea- sonable Cistance of city, suitable for airy, bi ings no object. STEIGER & LIEB) ERMANN, Ar New York ave. aug-3 ANTED—A competent SEAMATRESS: ‘one Who understands Whecler & Wilson machine Fo. 8: must be xood cutter and fitter. Apply after 5 p.m. at $24 13th st-s.w. augd-2t* wis D—A MAN who understands Milking, taking charwe ef a Milkman and the Dairs business: Rgnerally; must bave good refe Apwly at W rel 2 Lst.n.w., between 5 and 6 orlogk Pp aug. ANTED—HBy Ocicber Ist in the So Rart of city, weet of 13th st., a Furaished ARO! KI'10HEN and ‘three CHAM- BERS. orn ished, or small House in same tio. malaroes Box 74, Star oflica. aug) 3u" NT! a ae 008 COOK Ap- ih baeuty a Wat OOM, near Tow: EE 5 ie wable fora Schoo! tor Young Misses. Address ‘EAOHER, Star office, statingterms. _aux7-3t" ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND W AR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, snd all kinds of LAND SORIP, for which hijhest rates will ba paid. — WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ney-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. augi 3m Wa ar eaeies {o furnish with BELT. ABLE SERVANTS: try us; SERVANTS of all sorts ; boys, siria: SAMSTRESSES for city ang rs Ay all with reference. 926 F st. n. “We myl LOST AND FOUND. OST—Last Saturday, Light Yellow CANARY BIRD, small spot over eye, valued as pet, of only chia Hepard: will ‘paid on its re. turn to814 Ost.n.w. aug’-2t* O8T—On Saturday, August 7, an AOOOl Li BOOK, probably, ba Wate bot, 1th wed Lath ail be liberally rewarded by return ing! it to No 18 133g st. 8.w. pet al RES a LOS? East Wednesday, & Brown Setter PUP tliree months ol eral re- award wil bo pald for hi retin to Noa, Delaware ave.n.e., Capitol Hill. a9-3t" a avenue. front’eonth and! 20 nest and’ comfortable bcmes. 8) 560 and 6 81, ‘OR HER. STORE corner of Oth and & sis. | Sine properie is ol well conetructed and of ex- BTORE cor ee giae gtd able. Alloy for rout | cellent ens Apply 2 Jersey avenue 2. Ww. ply o. Sunita “is 18th st. nw. used Imn ae eee ‘OR RE! 1446 N et, n. w., near Scott Fo : Uiatuss tuktoon cova, erat ean ete a pret itanine enh Shuding servants’ and baturoom: all modern con. | 302817! AD commen oer m0 Yenlences. | Rent $55. Can be seen atany tims. | Gor Ton ehay y ga0 Tom aera ABS eE block trom cars. Apply to J. W.P. | Tere teeta Lexoneg MYERS, 715 15th st e412 2008 9th st, nw. per mo ‘OR RENT—A third-story front ROOM, ‘cS 1416 Nor. Cay 8.33 per mo nished. “Apply at 606 13th et. n.w. Jy27-2w ci DR RENT_Kix-room HOUMES, desirably loca. | —S0*4 So event ret nw. i APply 0 WHEATLEY BROS.,7th st-and Rhode inetd seen *jy22-im bie PORCORAN BUILDING, OR ERT aaer HOUSE, No. Wi16 Tom at. Gee Se oe D.w., 7 roo! and ter. Good = bortiood.” DUVALL & MAUR, 604 F now, dyieen OR oe ENT as Rentlemer Me nl} ae hands I pORerma modersie. Tato seer myI6-3m" Fine Stores, Office Root ing—for Business Of * tingly or communica. Studios, ete. Water and levator and steam heat. Inquire of the Janitor. BOARDING. BR RENT—ROOMS, farnished or unfurnished, S14 SIG and SIA Tintinas See ee first-class" BOARD, 815 per month. SARAH FLAGLER. : ° Rea - I[HE TREMONT HOUSE offers ood E first-class Hotel Board, for 825 aed, 330 1111 H st. n.w., 10 rs, mod. imps. 1439 L st. n.w., 8 rooms, 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooms, m. 425 and 427 4th st.n w. 10 rs., ea m 1.840 per mo. 1618 Pst. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im. 830 per mo. Der month: House is well furnished; table first- | 1209 R.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im. 880 per in0. Care, and coolest location in the city. "_Jy24-1m_ | 3310 18th at. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 60 per mo. TPE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 0th st, n-w., isone | 1719 E.T. ave. n.w., 16rm.brick, allim.125 per mo. ie, cosiest ani conduct wc | 723 14th st., 9 rm. brick, mod. im.ece.. 40 Der m0. Houses in the cit: sient Jers accommo- aa 2 dated at reasonable terms, novi9 Handsome Office Kooms *‘Lenman Building, ‘New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER &'00., FAMILY SUPPLIES QABDINES—4 LA TOMAT. jela 1238 F street n.w. BARDINES—a la Moutarde. ———————— ees Thou MONEY TO LOAN. ANOHOVIES—~ 1? Paste. = = In Sauce. .000 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON in hi $4 ‘Beal Ketate security. Pe in pt tioN, aul0-6t 323 435 street nw. CREVISSES—Au naturel. Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. cTACHER be GETOWS COLLEGIATE 1y- FOR YOUNG gLADIES PENS DAY, Sertensber Sth.” Th, in iie shou ENBON, Pris Mise TBE Li wentinet D.0. SELEC wit reap avenue, ae ND DAY SCHOOL Fou a men A Chiléren. Board and tuition Bah G I Orreniant hainedane f : yt MB Bowie, Rockville, LN pear Lafay Rchool for Young Ladies, itieGirie and Boys unter 24. Fomteenth year wil commence Sept. 15th, Issa. | Circulars may be obtained at the book stores aud at the Seminary. J, & SMITH, Pri not MI*8 B_ ROSS, Assi cast an BY ‘TON oe co COLLEGE of MUBIG and ¢ TY: Bith Preparatory Department, opens Serr = er BE » A. PATERSO M.. President, ang5-im Binghantoa, Brviue Co WY. A SELECT HOME SCHOOL, for limiind nember of irs. with comforts and care of Private fsmily, tm healthy location, near town of Taure!, Mars land. petition i nacibsh a pone: ray 15. Ft fx Ts CLABENS “HOME SCHOO » near Alexandria. Va., Fantexe for thoroup! Terns mocerate. rourth 6s BER 15, J830. | Address Mias \IRG Box 305, Alevanira, Va. M'3%, OSBONNE'S BOAR! DAY BOBGOL FOR YOUNG = LePEs will reopen at 43 M st. aw, SEITEN. Sem RD Y¥ SCHOO! @ LADIES AND CHIL nae sie i dened at 23 12thet n.w., MONDA 1880. Circulars at the prin 123 and 1st ath st. nw Mas. Z 0D. M.G. DOUGLAS, Princ’ AMS —A HOME SOHOOL Sep pal Bosbeteres net BUTCH au2 Tose? LADIES AND L Willreopen on the Six oF SkrrEMnE! on the Heights of George ronRAs, 8: with extensive the location ‘isat once beautiful, health- coe A few additional Boarding E " Terme maderais. “Fo are address the MISSES EARLE, corner’ Payette aud 7th ete, Georgetown, IC au2-im ARnErre Tn, LERSITY SCHOOL, GAs RLLIOOTT O1Y Principal JAS. M: MA, Ly D piste Principal of st 15. Addtess, until SSUDDLEBERG. Ve, 3y29-Co2m J, Bi SOREL. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN Jo and Vocal MUS fi attention to bewinners, as well ee < etal ne to be qualified for Teachers. Terme moderate. 1213 A. strect northwest 3928-1" Mars LAND AGRICULTURAL COL. LEGE.—The pext seasion commences TUES DAY, Reptomber 21. Ko lowes address F WM. H. PakRER, College station Prinos ocak ‘@oonnty, Md. 3y28 awa {BEDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY, a Bert FREDERIOK, M Dol duties resumed om WEDNESDAY, September Sth. Location health. ful. Superior inetruction in all departments. Care ful home training. Terms very moderate. For catalogue or information address Mus. M. W. HACKELTON, 3y28-Im. President. eevee acaDEMY, DUGHKERPSIE, N, oronch-going, wide-awake School for 5 Aig combininn’ study, Siilitary Dei aoa Becreation ia Tae OT cate phiet, with Chart of Requis sor Colege nameslon, Bent on reocipt of 6 cis. poms OTIS BISBEE, “AM. Prineijal. jels rolow B. W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F street northwest. Excursionists’ Bupplies a: ment of Wooden Plates and Bapor Napking, iyt7 2510 IN HAND TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE, 3 aes seven (7) aS cert, and several smaller sums vateral secu! 4 oUIS P. SHOEMAKER, care 920 F st_p.w. Jyl? O82 Sartre at the lowest rates of iater- BESH MEATS AND DRESSED Ackee Pao F wi oUMEBY augi-st BR. A. McINTIRE, 918F n.w. SAYS ON HARD. HAM, BAGOM AND COHRED 1) os MONEY A FRESH SEES OE OF RULES AR AND Vi VEGETA- FINE eels AND D TUB BO} BUTTER. Everything first class, and prices reasonable, at THE PALACE MARKET, ConNEn 14TH AND New YORE AVENUE. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO: AN IN sums x TO SUIT. ang6- St ros. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st, ut bale MONEY on =e RATE. Ix SUMS TO BUTT, At 6 per cent for <a pa ix per cent for mall | ees faee on & small BAOK DOG, With white stripe down his) bras Answers to nameot Pip. A Hberal reward Will be paid if returned to 1205 7th street’ horthw ‘aug7-3t* 2a ae Dittesrend morning, Aug. 6th, either on 7th street road or 9th a gireet, bet are M woe Boun- ‘ary, @ large black Liberal Fewatd if left at ollie of GEWIS Rens, May 5, inmate ae Building, epposite Post 0! Ottice: Depart- N' a TIOE— 81,000 Rewanp —The i UNITED STATES BONDS were and sre mise~ ing from the assets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- ceased, viz. : ‘Tro bonds of $1,000 each, 67s, 1881, Nos. 6,406 and 6,466, eae ‘under act Febru: 1861. Two bohds of 81, 00 each, 1s, 1881; Nos. 2,508 and 2,607, issued under act ah bonds of ae oa Nos. 39,933 to 83,936, ‘fourteen bonds of los. 5.564, 5,565, 1, Be 14,168, Ge 650, 4 eon, “C0, ROA 60, 608 ‘2; 800, 63,651. €8, 65%, 3,668, 7 De S10, it oll, tesued und acts of July vf and Bt 5, che a pie coupons Delonseing to nad bonds were de- constitute a part of the assets in our Detenace cautioned against egotisting an of theeaid bonds, and a reward of $1,000 will be Paid | foe any information that will secure their r WHLLIAM ov! TG TON. Leiper st., Frank- ford; 221 ‘Lodxe st., Executors or.t0 tt their. rAttornion, ot. bhulsdelp at. Philedelptie, ws, 4t FOR SALE. Fa SALE—Low—a thoroughbred Jersey HEIVER and GALE. . Rest, cor. 1ath and Oats. ery MELO STE rare Fe RAT GREYHOUND PUPPIES. zit Bale D street northwest, rr 4 ue = er fine youna family MAR Fagget and kind. “inauire re at OHAMT: pune HERS near Btable, BR ef free, eas» 13th IN SALE—Hsndsome Bashaw MARE, 6 wood roadster, wentle, Kind and qeeo blemish. Inquire 2133 G et vatter p.m.,or before 9 a.m. sae -ANOOAST, ‘ae alae thing strictly ag re] lois ithe ww ONT, MISS THE a AS gan at at BIDREY T. rr NinMey "B, ro Hi ihe PERSONAL. H. URGER- successor to I. P. W, Rees, meme ck ae movea to corner of 7th and Beis Ber ee bres Btore, opp. U. 8. P. O- myli-4m ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, ro J to the respousibllity of people, with FA pom ohiwaye in before 9 pen from a's 8 <nitim BLAN [ALE DOOTRESS, cures Late complaint areca Tenoorrhea; the Tea cards. future. hon 932 E st., between 9th ‘ania 10th n.w. jy2l-4w* BAY travers ROSS, the steernt vos belts Sheed en Er and Astro! ogist, Bi isfaction in all affairs Meet te ‘ils the pase, present aud Teter des- Ey: wives advice and stance on mat Rete TuSonEE Gace" Saulstection wiveray 3o pay. “Oonsulta Booms 402 2d st., SPORTING GOODS. . BUPPERT, Nos. 403 end 405 7th st. n.w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; oR0- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIoy- CLES, VELCCIPEDES AND WAGONS. AT Prices To SUIT THE a @1.00 BAZO “Tt shaves with voluptuous and “A madeby ‘Wade & Butcher, eye england inate Ear titer kh eae ne ee ‘the fo ciegpend ters 1.00 and warranted for \GOMBINA TION HOMES snd + stance 2 ber rent 3 BS ong eons a ae Office. ty24- 621 th street, ({inST PREMIUM warded Se ee Taltea Btates. eee A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Pateat Pose: a: o ‘HOLTZMAN, 10th and F jy31 F sts. n.w. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. on BAS? argeand small amounts of Money to Loan Attention prompt. Charges moderate. 3B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. it Flour in the jy24 GOLDEN ee BUSINESS CHANCES. every first-class Grocer. OB SALE—A RESTAURANT ch’ % "Poruloby ‘WHOLESALE DEPOT: E ,gn.rart of thecity, doins 8 ran abt al business. Oorner Ist st. and Indiana ave. Bow lis a given for sel fy Ae apl2 WM. M. GALT & 00. “for s OONFEGTION ERY, Tok Giteain oon for a ¥ OY81RE BESTAUBANT.. Thisis the most profit- able location in the city. ‘Bent low. Gall on prem- At rae PER cENT Pree ER ANNU M—8800 AND 1,£00 TO LO: DI 050-3 Seo TavEs feels "a ae hie! BALE, Se 210 LADIES GOODS. ADIES’ AND CHILDREN’! L MADE TO ORDER. Ti) Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.” JAS. H. VEBMILYA, LADIES’ INABLE BOOT MAKER, Ee BASHAD 610 Oth street, aug? Opposite U. 8. Patent Office. oun county, a ats auiies south of Lesebarg, Lou- SORTING HATS FOR GOGAC Lec : PoATING BATS FOR YounaLaprEs | city qbiulding, and oe ieee ay sty adie with lasting running eater in wots Chestnut and oak timber. "A ycung orchard. of choice im) mort | fruits inclosed witn new plank fence of locust posts. sll or address MES. VIRGINIA IDEN, aug9-6* __Leeeburz, Loudoun County, Va. THE LATEST MAOKINAW CASSANDBA JUBT RECEIVED. ERtcationat WRITING CLU AD opportunity is afforded youth, men and. Nomen, by a condensed, effective course of train- ing, to change, in from eight to twelve leasons, from bad writing to ‘The SEENCER BROS . who have instructed more than 1 ‘students, will ive aepecial course in nisin | Practical writing to ‘aehinsctor Educational Cla, | beginning MONDAY: ere wo af Senoecian Business College, nd L eta. pew. rollment. #toolloge office ice. Fee $5. Call orsend ee BE AKCHER INSTITUTE, wasu- ker drealars address M. x Anon ow Washinsto — e a2 ys YEAR, aan = TU ronnie Seminary, Military Academy, (Bo; a) et Collexe (Young Men), Haddon- field; N. 3, Sor catalogues, address T. MAXWELL REILLY, B. D., Rector, jym- on M* VERNON wuyoves ABDING cc ao Removed fro x a rom, er Bchooi aur pens Bept. BOMESS, Principal. PEyiy. A SaIrranY Aacan- EMY, Curstes, Pa, r Sth. Civil Engineering, Chemist * rf ,ciamne, na = T, end Mesers. lish: Decrees eoniterred. ite Wn. Hi Bailey sad daner reyes, the Academy in Washington Syl 3m Con. THEO. BYATT, President. RVING FEMALE COLLE! I IOBBURG, Pa. remain t ae ey Home and School. Ovens 25th jyl7-2awiét Rev. T. P. BGE, A KLAND SCHOOL FOK GIELS.— SPRING, MD.—W. ere pen 187m. A. full 06: instetoton ‘wil he jurse of instruction will Hes-lettres and dress HENRY Jy8-3meo Sr. nd ‘quarter. Fr BALE OR EXOHANGE—Two story HOUSE northwest, 20x85: 7 rooms and a hall; site per- bo incumbrances. "For particulars in nquire iMieath et nw. aur st ‘OR SALE_A first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- re, Md. ; fine Fixtures, most desirable lo- estion, doing a very ood Box 109, Star office. Ane Im* Mrs. J. P. PALMER, syle No, 1107 F st. n.w. ABGAINS.— HOF, LARROQUE, 1523 F native Paris. Private igetruction nat ton rea Branches and and niceties. Terme moderate. hy pd im HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 50.000 HAND-MADE MEROHANTABLE SNIORB for sale, at 85 25 per Shousand, deliv ered ao ‘connection. GEO. HER- IFF, 1114 Pennsylvania av. n.w. sughiee POSES ERE 8. COURT OF CLAIMS awaiting appropriations or Alowed a ‘Socoutte ny “nd a par ror bave money advat dress Box 147, Btar of sudo pees Fon nae OCCOQUAN FALL&. STRAW HATS A? AND E D BONNETS, madi NAW CASSANDRA, = ISLE THREAD GLOVES, 8 and 4 Buttons, 25 Cents Pair. ase AT OOST, Mrs. / J. HUNT’S, Nos. 6231 and 623 D st. meorie ALL SALES. @ room. usual FALL IM- Regn Twill take 30 pen r ennte on itrlomen se Bone Pe Siingry AiSane on conteror trace, property and one of best water powers in V' rien being elte of Pocahontas Ootton Factory, wal Handmade Uni yorpees zaps: Demoee brands of witich standing. All All situated on Ocoodtian Rivor ment of Laces and et fit Laces weereaesesort- | Tn ae Va, distant one houriby ra iiroed and ures C0 eg qtks, WELLIAN, Penna.avee | fours by steamboat f Prop ‘These Goods are fresh in every department. 3e26 MUS5 BELLE Lucas’ DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PABLOBS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 903 9th st. n.w. ‘yst-eoaw® = IRABLE HOME, the AP 8 DE 2 ot ge, avranod or encenen t—Furnace and F28 as ices . large chambers an: i aur ig eae pee sate EROFESSIONA L. and went ide, encideed by substantial ron f ‘The ‘floors story and trimmings in hard (ORNS, &: rp aquares TOOms ; 31800, gen Gn st ble, Tot S510; rents rents for 815 per 15 per wonth. . aaa oe aS A Graduate vania i Sees = ‘AS STOVE: G Paw GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED ENGLISB STYLE. BOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. Gall and see them, No. 581 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 38 E. F. BROOKS, 621 15th st., DDE REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTATE OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of Chins, Giass Waro, &o., BYNEAL, Jr., ‘DEALeE OIL AND WATER OOLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, axp Paesexts. mera? 418 7th st., (opp. O44 Fellows’ Hall). as GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, HAMILTON & SHEDD, Baad 4209 Oth st. AFE AND SURE! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 25th Street and New York Avenue, to g6u's fe ‘per fara Bane WaNTED-oub coun band SILVER, in «| Werte between 8d & 05 sts