Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY August 11, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘THE Stax has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York tty, from which wires radiate to all parts of the lobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the lateet Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- wer travelers, can bsye Taz StaR mailed to them, ocetpaid, for fifty cente per month, the sddress betng ebsnged ss often sa desired. The money must acermpany the order in all cases. The Polittcal Sitnation. These who honestly wish to ascertain tue true status of the present political campaign must lock below the surface and also below, or way above, the reports of partisan papers. Repub licar ard cemecratic organs seem to beengaged ih a rivalry as to which can put before thetr ly colored reports and as. Ss of success. The declaration of a party even though it may wield great influence, That Its ticket ts certain to be elected and that the opposition ts gotng to pleces may cheer some partisans, but It conveys very little Information to the reader who Is searching for facts, The paper, political battle this year Is really narrowed down to a few states, the interesting question ts, How do those states stand, and what does the present situation of affairs indicate? As Maine holds her state election in September public at- tention Is first directed to that state, because there ts no longer assurance of republican suc- eess, In spite of reports to the contrary the fusion ef democrats and greenbackers bas been pretty solldiy cemented. There vag Gissatisfaction in both organizations to vereome, but - leaders have managed tosubdue it by promises to bestow the patron- In the event of ess, where it will do Politicians are mainly moved by e for power and patronage, and this Is the hat unites greenbac! and democrats Thetr only hope of sharing the state es Is to beat th and it ts plain to aceomplish he vantage The attempt session ed. E 3 for a good deal. ‘Again, the republicans are now in control of the state. They hold the tort. Indiana and Ohio hold thetr state elections tn Getober, and it 1s possible for these two states to settle the presidential election virtually, in that month. Ohio is conceded to be a repuDlican State, but the democrats mean to contest it this time, earnestly. Indiana ts generally consid- ered a democratic state, but the republicans are mnaking an almost superhuman effort to capture it, for the reason that such a victory would almost assure the election of their presidentia! Ueket. The chances are that when the votes are counted in October it will be found that Ohio has gone republican by an increased majority, and that Indiana has done the same Ubing for the democracy. The democratic man- agers realize that Indtana ts the key to their whole position now, and that to lose it is to lose all. Therefore, they are concentrating all their energies and all their means upon that state, ‘They have the advantage of position and m2- jority; they are In power, and the preatige of their past continued successes counts for a good deal. Should the republicans lose Maine the effect will operate against them in both Ohio ard Indiana in October. If they carry Maine the contest in the October states will be waged with even more determination. Should Ohio go against phe republicans, or Indiana agalost the del that result would give evidence Of 8 political reaction that would surprise the best-infornted politicians of both parties, and it would then be easy to predict the result in November. The International Commission on the World’s Fair to be held in New York In 1Ss3 had a meet- ing tn that city yesterday, but did not do much but talk. The talk moreover was not particu- larly encouraging. It was stated by Mayor Cooper that all the great international exposi- tions heretofore held have had governmental ald. The Philadelphia Centennial Exposition received from the city of Philadelphia $1,500,000 and $1,909,000 from the state of Pennsylvania, and an advance (afterward repaid) of $1,590,000 from the United States. Under existing laws the city of New York cannot make a donation or subscribe to stcck. If public ald is required, it would Le necessary for the commission to make application to Congress or to the legisla ture of New York. Other speakers from different states urged the necessity of speedy action, especially in the states whose legis. jatures only meet biennially; and it was added that unless New York exerted ttself it would be useless to go before tue people of the otber states and ask for their co-operation. ‘The committee on sites reported, and it would appear that no decision, even at this late day, bas been reached fn regard to the location. ‘The wrangle ts still kept up in behalf of a score or more different sites; among which are the “Inwood,” “Harlem,” “Manhattan Square,” “Morning and Riverside Parks,” “Brooklyn,” “Harkm Flats,” “Port Morris,” “Above Port Morris,” “East Side,” “Fleetwood” and “Central Park.” Really the time has come when the New Yorkers must take hold of this Uing mm earnest if their Worll'a fair is not to be a mortifying failure. With all the wealth in that city it onght not to be the work of a day to get a million dollars Subscription to set the enterprise in motion on a cash basis. The squabble about a site should ext ke settled. and then the people of the country would begin to think the projectors of the Falr meant business, and would no doubt give their co-operation to make It a success. From now to 1583 1s @ very short time In which to get up a word's fair, but Americans can do a gocd Geal in two years, when they set about it. ——~-—____. The democratic state convention In Georgia baving talled to agree upon a candidate for gov- ernor, it ts quite likely that the several gentle. Meh belictted for will feel at Mberty to make the race. While tbfs contest over the governorship bas not benefitted the democratic organization, it has not Givided It suMctently tomake a defeat Of that party even probable. Nearly two-thirds Of the convention persistently supported Gov. Colquitt for renomination, and the {ndications are that fully that proportion of democrats will Cast thelr votes for him. Even if the republi- cans, independents and dissatisfied democrats Could unite upon @ single candidate, the usual democratic majority in the state ts so large that they could not defeat Colquitt. But there is no €arthiy prospect of any such coalition taking Le fleld. The democrats who opposed Colquttt'’s renomination are pound, by their participation “in the convention, to stand by the regular Organization, and, no doubt, they would even ‘Support the man they dislike ff that were neces- ‘Sary to beat the republicans. There ts no Pros- pect of disrupting the solid south this year, but, whether Hapcock be elected or defeated, the division will Come very soon after the presiden- tial election. If Hancock ts elected, then the diyision In the south wili occur about the dis- position of patronage; and if he is thousands In that section will conclude that they bave followed the democratic party long enough. — ——-+2-—____ ‘The unportation of tron into this country ftom Great Britain has, for the first six months of this year, increased 413 per cent over that tor the same period of 1879. During the first Lalf of 1879 the vaine of British iron brought fo this country was ¢1,526,142, while for the Hirst haif of 1880 the value was £6,541,763, A errappeuent. PORTLAND CEMENT. Discharging to-day cargo of English aad German PORTLAND —- the best in the world, and for sale low from store. ‘i L. WM. GUINAND. anll-2t 623 La. avenue. [oustana state Lorrenr. TAKE NOTICE! This # the only Lott pea State, ‘and uncer © ate Nooteeas paling wo in the. United Beale, es tas tery now in the United ig been rey A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune, NINTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS I, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1880-1247H MonsrHLY Daawine. Louisiana Sta‘e Lottery Company. ‘This institution was slature of the Btate or having no existence. for dasatiobal and at hae ot to whieh tract tho inelolsbo =five as, to wl con’ 16 le fae of th pledved which gs has been renewed by an ‘overeneleine p opular vete, seeur- inw its franchise in. che new constitution adopted December 2d, A. D. 1379, with a capital of 81, 000,- 000, to which 4ittas wince saded s reserve fund of over $350,000. IT8 GRAND SINGLE NUMBEB DISTRIBU- TION will take place montiily on the second Tues- scales or post) uponee. Look at the Pecillo Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, 850,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EAOH. HALE-TICEETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF ' Pi 1 Capital Prize. 830,000 +} 10,000 ital 5,000 Prizes of 6,000, ‘i + 5,000 20 Prizes of 10,000 100 Prizes of 10,000 200 Prizes of 10.008 1000 Prizes of Toso vines of : 10: 9 Appro: Prizes 2.700 § Arprositustion Prices of “Bt 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of 100, 900 1857 Prizer, amounting to... $110,400 Responsible correaponaiii ‘agents wayted at all points, to whom iiberal compensation will be patd. Write, clearly stating fnil address, for further information, oF send orders by express oF in & FoF Money Onier by tna 'ad- dreesed only to ™ UPaL, New ‘Orleans: La, Or same person at No. 310 Broadway. New York. J. P. HORBACH, 1416 F st. nw. Washington. AU cur Grand Eztraordir aucingwre ular the supervision and Teanagenunt of GEER GENERALSG. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL ait wkesw VO ANALYTICAL CONCORD- ANCE TO THE BIBLE, the most compre- Fensive and cheapest ever Gybhated._Buvecrin. tions recived now for the 2 and #4 editions, at an pe ANTIQUARIAN BOCEST ORT 2a 2 wil-iw H. JOHNSON . in Allits Branches. GOLD FILLING a epecialty, <=] C8ice—717 H ST.N.W., opposite "Cal- vary Baptist Church Reference —Key. Dr. Domer and others. P. Yak LLACH, LOAN BROKER AND JEWELER, No. 1417 Pennsylva: arcane he EC a wpitinee angll ‘Parties ha’ roods deposit- m which Interest is due, are notifed 8 pay the same on. or before the fest da of sere eee If not paid will positively be sold without Tiber notice. raat P. WALLAOH. M™ BROOKE TELL ALL THE EVENTS of life. All business coon ar Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents « 4th street north- west, between Rand L reetae jue 1-6" ‘TITENTION, LADIES. reat choice of HAIR eS msde of se- vee hair, at cee ae cannot be sui assed. WATER WAVES at the cane tee W. PHILIPP’s, augl0-2t* 802 7th street, near H. BOM AUCTION. — Z. MEN'S PEROALE SHIR’ ene OOLLABS, ONLY 70 rae! ee TWO WMYEG, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue. West End Auction House. Red FI augl0. py eAnwrcn’s LINENS. BICHARDSON'S: yey LINENS. PILLOW LINENS, *‘all widths and priccs.” SELEY TABLE LINENS: ERES 28 DAMASK LINEN NAPRINS. BELGIAN LINEN BRRETIN sig wiaths." Ge Ene aoian © EN HUCK’ GERMAN DAMAGE 1 TOWELS. with Fancy Bor- UBBIA A TOWELS. BLE G Ui ‘GRAFH, GLARE “LINENS. ia i one at DOLLAR SHIRTS open ALL SUMMER DRE DS—LAWNS, GREN- $$ GOO! ADINES, ORGANDIES, GINGBAMS AND rx PEER One ‘greatly reduced prices.” “ONE PRICB ONLY,” MAREED }- is FIGURES. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9thst Established in 1840. sug Ancor BAKGAINS. We will offer a large lot of DOMESTIO SEWING M<CHINFS, latest improved, at the low price of 83 Also, Singer Pattern at $25 00; latest 1m- prov ad with au! sitachments; warranted, and in- structions given free of charge, at OPPENHEIMER’S, POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ROOMS, 626 Oth street, 8t. Cloud Building. AILOBING DEPARTMENT. oe choice line of TROWSEBINGB, suitable for ¢ Mcuntains or Seaside. io choice BELT INGS at resonable rates. ant W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. 8. JENKS & CO., . augT Vv No. 717 7th st. n.w., pene Ss = Gen a anen ane Bata. HEAD ELEVA’ VE! the oy IDE a met "ARLOR LATROBE, RADIANT HOME-STAR, and EXCELSIOR? PURNACES: All stri rst ieee rranted Also a. full line MANTELS G GRATER, Stationary and Por- tte. RANGES and COOK STOVER al of which 1 be sold at lowest rates. avin the largest as- sortment in the cit ty. we would solicit an inspection from all in want of above goods. ‘aug? EAF NESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIRED SIGHT, OATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, ETO. SPECIALLY anv SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BY DE. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKEB, ©210 19th street northwest. Less than a year ago DE. VON MOSCAZISKER came to Waebinston and established an offes for the special trestmuent of the ABOVE MALADUBS. with ¢ intention of remai nina during the SESSION ‘OF CONGRESS. Hig success was #0 yreat that he has Tesclyed to make thi city, by th PECIAL HE CEST of many, his PEL PENT RESTDEN NCE. tee sateusive field for and need of a reliab! the disorders of the Hesplratory Or- tory O aun, ato which ne hae for yours given aeentoes, Oe: «non ‘hose who Pape cane aro ee the frestmen atment taekr cance TORS ial Vor ma) is JOHN AN OALD- Salus ae ESENTATI HAA and Baum, and hundreds whose names can be ks auKd Senet icarnedat his offices, wise OLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. cast. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- “fiand and machine-made FLOWER POTS of all TOREDEX YASES, ,PAIRY. sna COOKING y sad VE J. the trade supp! £ without delay, su5-3m acd at the lowest prices. jEv™ Ry; STERLING SILVER PLATED WARE, &o., No. 1215 anett ore Toil soll vur entire stock at hrst cost sam’L LEWIS, Established 1840. _[jy18-1m) _1221 Pa. sve. SUL. sreutaaarezmnmnottaat fe EN KIBBON! patkons se SUTTONS and FANOT GOODS in wer: eral, at WE’s, wee Market Cree, © OUTS OF FRESH Sang rsd Ri fume —— aan is ‘CO... ‘avenue. SEER eee “BY Sie |S a reat * young Ladies and Children. fennichy Devinn Sept athe Oren aa ome rewars Btarctiice, Mra.M 8. Bowie, Rockville, mesapaine Ooer La SEMINARY, 903 ST. ard and tuition , near Lafayette Park. * Boardin: Day Schon! for Vounie Ladicee fie @inis and, Boys under Hi Faurteen théyear ‘wil commence aot Teen Circulars psy. be obtained at the book stores aud at the at = ok . Prinet MIES BROS, Assiviant, OMIT: ao Binatone LADIES’ Gonneee end, COLLEGE of MUS{U and OKATORY in Prepara ratory Department, opens SET. 15. Bigs por ear. R.A. PATERSON, A. M.. President, angS-1m Bingyamton, Brooiue Co., N.Y. A HOME SCHOOL, for limited humber of yir's, with comforts and care of private fanny tn healthy location, near.town ef Laurel, M. pauition in. English and French in classes, with i, for reseton from 15TH SepTexBER to 1oTE #200. Music, with tise of Piano, #3) ply t> ES NIOOLS, AUrO ccaw Laurel, Prince Georms Con Ma Uy Pats CLARENS HOME SCHOOL for Girls, near Alexandria, Va., offers every at Yantege for therongt edneaiion. 'Lo -ation heaithy- Tern s moderate. ronrth ssrsion beging SEPT EM- BER 15. 1880. Addrees Miss VIRGINIA MASOS, Box 305, Alesan“ria, V auci-eolm M 18S _ OSBORNE’S BOAHDING AND Day BOBCOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND = cee will reopen at 943 M st. n.w., a & auz3-20 WwW AVERLEY SFMINARY, 1412 5 at. a W.—Boarding and Day School for apone ee dies and Children. Session opens Sept. 20th. culsre at Book and rng stores and Seminai au2-2m_ MIs8 LIPSCOMB, Prin: W4SEINGTON SaaS SEMINA- A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHI ILDREN vt be re- Opened at 1023 12th st_n.w., MONDAY, September 20, 1880. Circulars at ae Tinga Botkin and at 3023 and 1027 12th at. Mus. Z D. BUTJH- ER oe Miss M. U. DOUGLAS, Principals EI CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR Ouse LADIES AND LITTLE GIBLS— reopen on the 8TH OY SEPTEMBER. Situated on the ‘Heihte of Georgetown, with extensive grounds, the Iceation teat once besntifal, health- ful and accessible. few additional Boarding Pu- pis are desired. veroe moderate. For particn- EAR! Sumiee ae rette and Tth sts. Georgetown, DO 21m ps ee Gi INETI'S UNIV: Beat EE SCmCor BRO OR oIry, rincipal JAS. M. AL, ate Principal of St. pens SEPT. 15. Address, until UBG, Va. jya9 eo2m Jee SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN oJ. and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular ‘attention, 2 Dexinners, ag well as those wishing to be et te a rest for Teschers. Terms moderate. ams northwest. ASSES Pe ae LEGE.—The next session commences TUES- DAY, September 21-_ For catalogues address Presi- dent WR. H. Pa: eee Oollege aeations Sea George’s county, Ma. at Bept 1, Cuieat email family at 143 A st. pe. aul! jy ANTED—A Trough WAITER, with W's mmendstions, who can pea oth Bech and Germai yurant 0-2t* Pane at Germ an or American GIRI, ome — kitchen work; must be AM aot with good recommendation ; none other beed apply (01616 6th st a.W. aULO St WASTED_HOUSE, about ten rooms, with yard, modern ro improvements; rent about $40; northwest rticnlas ‘with pat PERMANENT TENG TRNANT: ity x 478, veity. al0-3t* "ANTED—For Miseoun, WHITE MAN and ‘WIFE, without children—m: pepe ne ba eae feperas kplan erence, Huiployment A xeree! De referel ont Azeney, 936 F st.. C. B. PRIOE © 00. aulo at" WANTED -Casrarsrar Mae ‘or female; can make t5 per day. Anply to No. 1406 Pa. ave. new. and-2w* ANTET—FARM t@ Lease, with privilege of Wiiityine, 25 to aban et Tata, Batre O fonable distaice of city suitable for Dalry: alld igs no object. GER & LIEBERMANN. 1418 New York ave. ang 3t ANTED—By Cctober Ist, in the northwest Part <f city, west of i3th st., » Furaished D. H., KITOHEN nnd ‘three CHAM SERS, or Unfurnished, ors amall House in same Section. Address Box 74, Star oilice. aux? 3 ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- 'S, Soldiers’ Homestesd OLAL) all Huds of LAND SORIP, for which highest rates Rill be paid. | WILLIAM "J. JOHNSTON, Attor- Ww. Boon 41, LeDroit Bulidiug, sugi Sm VANE AMILIES to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERV. Al fry us) SERVANTS of ail forts boys, iris: SEA RESSES for city country; sil with Peferance. OEP £00) FOR SALE. POH SALETAL my Carrisae Repository, fag the ‘owners, one (1) very handsome: ELE (eatin lined.) im, conapleke order. i Price One (1) Bue Got! IPE, ingoodorder. Price, $10 Ore (1) fine COUPE, in geod order. Huice, 2: ica, YOR, One (1) VICTORIA, Ab eed prer oy CARRIAGE M. ‘AOTURER, Nog. 412, 414, 416 lath atrect n. w.. Washington, D. 0. augll-lw (OB SALE—Low—A thoroughbred Jersey HEIFER and OALF. Apply at Drovers’ oss Reat, cor. 12th and Oats. swe augl0-ot” OB SALF—Handscme Bashaw MARE, 5 years old, kood roadster, wentle, kind and Without a blemieh, Inquire 2135 G st, after Ao'cleck p.m.,or before 9 a.m. augd-3t" IR xem —Oae Of the largest stocks of New and ‘Second. CARRIAGES _ evel offense tn chs e any, erabracing all ages pen aud close, I be ah io\suit ai ROBERT GRAHAM #10410 6 ‘Bepairing at. D.w., abetwosn D a E. attended to. oh ee Deoxt. # MIB THE BL OLPORTUNITY: to pur- Gana at ‘BIDREY r RIMMO'S. HOS Ho Nb ae 1th REVERICK FEMALE ae PREDE! Ices Mp.—rchoo! duties resumed on WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Location health- ful. Superior instruction in all departments. Care- ful home training. Terms very moderate. For catalogue or information addresa Homa Mrs. M. W. HACKELTON, | m IVERV: iEW SCREEN EAL 4 thorough-going, pide-nw ae Bciea sa fon ‘boy combining Study, Military Di min due ne pro) ae for Collewe ae at Pr Te us poms Oris BISBEE, A.M. Principal. Jol-eolow Ne 1ONAL WHI iG CLUB. arcane is afforded youth, ash aid course of train- ton eae MONDAY. August 2. 1680, et a Darauiae College, corner 7th aid aL eta, new. Enrollment lege office. Fee 85. Call or send fur circa- ss ARCHER INSTITUTE, WASH- For clreularseduress Mts MCR. AROHE: jot : Mass. avenue, Warhinston, D- O- Brie 250. wy YEAR, BOARD AND TUI- TION, Female Seminary, Military Academy, Fo 2) ye Baer y Galeee (Youn, f Men), ‘Haddon ‘Ol ay T. MAX ‘BEILLY, B. a Ds Jy24-2m ‘Rector. MONEY TO LOAN. 8%: ,000 TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON Keal Eetate security. Money int in han IGHTON, aul0-6t 823 435 street nw. x (ONEY M OMe TO LOAN MORE IN 8UMB8 TO 8 ang6-6t me iE. WAGGA AN, 519 7th at, 10 LOA: T MONEY y ON ee ee ‘oteew At 6 per cent for large and fe per cent for small sums. No Pe a0 0, HOLTZMAN, Sy31 F sts. n.w. [OREX TO LOAN. IT have larzeand small amounts of Money to Loan on Rea) Estate. tion prompt. Charges moderate. B. H. WARNER, sym 916 F street northwest. BUSINESS OHANCES. ‘OR SALE—Seven-room HOUSE on 10th st. 30,20 a q ng eke at i obese ree gtk oe PO—srus cash paymen! lance mona, Tnaure Tog O se aw, attersp-m. trast 2 ae Fe SALE—A RESTAURANT in the Rosiweer ern part of thecity, doing a good Se reasons given for 0 Eva . VERNON M* BOARDING AND Day Daye TAUHOOL me YOUN pape 3, 1200," ae Removed trom 24 ‘‘F.” opens Sept. 20th. For fur Tarte information ate Re = jy15-8m SOMERS, Principal. ee Biss dB SO ERS, Principal.” PIs, Cuawawn a orehn September a. ira Epginee Boe nents sty, and ers Beale, Come. Gatien, and Messrs. G2 °0. Flew: ite Wm. Br Bailey dd Janice G. Payne, patrons ot oe Academy in Ws $y10-3m- Co. THEO. HYATT, President. RY. EMALE COLLEGE, MROHAN- a TORBURG, PA. ae ate Doan Fgste Colles fome and Se pene : Jyli-tawl6t Bev. T. P- ROE, Ao. Pron OCKLAND SCHOOL oN GIBLS,— RSE A estat with lectures on history, belles-lettres and wiven, the natural sciences. For circulars HENBY C“HALLOWELL, A.M naar Bint § AMR FLYNN, Clg Er Ky ong Ww. je OLassEs— 3 uarte: ve 7 to onth, in advance. Lat Greeks “Ger hg he Riglishe"Matbeunation attention to preparation Goll Pec eo on moderate pyr, tas LABROQUE, pede st. native instructor, wraduste of Sorboane Uni- vate instruction 1: Prauches and and nlcslien, Tarse sbdntte Ratner oro LOST AND FOUND. OST ON IUESDAY A GOLD MED. Wr L half chain, engraved Lilie Cohen oh A Moeral eee be given if returned to Star offi 1) Gueeren FROM Ni 1315 RHODE ISLAND avenue one KON TOs TERRIER A suitable reward wil! be given @ returned, tothe above number. augll-2t | Pete esterday afternoon, August 10, between Capitol and L7thst., a MASONIC MARK. The owner's nume on it. finder Please return it a GEO. W. MOBS, Adams Express, and receive re- augll-2u* OST—On Saturday, Auwust 7, an AOOOUNT 4 BOOK repabis Ga ae tee 15th ewarde urn ingitto No. 2164334 wt ewe au) ae Rewarp—The_foliowing Nos Oxne ED Data TES BONDS were oa are mise— ing from the assets of the late Robert Whitaker, de- “Tro bonds of 81, b, 675, 1881, and 6,466, 10 Heraedbubder act Bertary &. | Wa. 4° Tp ponds of 81,000 exc ects GS i Now 2,508 and 2,607, gees der act pants bonds Sloe Nos. 83, a to 83,936, Nos. 5.564, 5,565, tars wen see thes 60, 608, ‘62, 800, ra bs yi ald, bonds were de- ‘belonginie, tacheas rand cou ‘A880! and constitute « part ts in our persons are cautioned against. ce any of theraig bond of tub anid bondavand & remard of 08 wit be WILLIAM OVERIN IN, ford 9. RINT, at — 5 acs SOBNEON, Noa Walam eA ® PANOOAST, 416 Walnut “st. bauai Pa. a BOARDING. BOOMS, furnished or onfurniahed, Eee, suas nig pd Sit Indians ‘ave. Oy. aise ‘yt aie ae TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, esi dr shes eta Pete Tat aad a 5 Bee ‘4nd coolest location in the city. jy24-Im LOOHIEL HOUSE, $13 9th st, n-w., in one "Tor the contest ana beat cat i Houses in the ci ed at Feasonal Te terms. jens on teat Sate. 606 Ah Hee p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 "complaint, eepectal Doocrarss, complaints, especially ag ig ihe 02 R ots betweel Mth sud 10a. we nae See |i BR SALBAT a FABGATS—B completa, outnt a OON NFEOTIONERY. IGE CREAM and oyster RESTAURANT. This is the me most profit- sble location inate city. Bent low. ete Ber, 40] Mass. ay. n.w. A’ SIX PER GENT enn ANNU M—$800 AND ee GEO. TRURBD ROE, | amg9-3t FE AT PRIVATE BALE, SORTATR IN an Sora, iying six miles x south of Lecebura, Lou- dcun county, ble dwe n » Ls chestnut and oak timber. cloies improved. fruits Fnotoaa wl new plank Yeuce of locust poste. Call Or aa ; MBS. VIRGINIA IDEN, aug9-6:* __‘Teeeburg, Londoun County, Vs Pes SALE—A se Class RESALE RE in Bal- Md. ; fine Fixtur ae 3 ost desirable cation, ‘doing ee ood D bi Address Bo steel eae ‘augé-im* 458 AND-MADE, MEROHANTABLE — Fe fale, at 85,25 per thousand, daliy- :- Tel i¢ connection. HER. j¢ Peunsyivanis sve new. no stein PaEosege FOLDING: U. 8. OOUBT OF OLAIMS 'DGMEB' fleet soap near or Allowed Gaverninent” Aovoreta cay td chater or have money advanced Box 147, Star office. prorzery FOR eae OCCOQUAN FALLS. ‘Nineteen, Land, estimated to con? hundred acres tain ten million feet Yeliow Pine and other New 30 horse-power Steam Saw Mill, Oe a ee ee ae ‘OR SALE—A DESIRABLE ME, on F s2pjutheast corner of A and 2a Spars arranged Basem ace aN Di id sore kit try. _ First floor—#s- loon parlor with bay window? dining rem aad pantry. nd floor— chambers and bath room; | Third hoor Two large chambers and ser: vants’ on and west ede gue ty at beta | iron fanoe. ‘The floors of mmings in wood. Thus property ie within to nares of the U.S. Ospitol, and one square of, the Metropolitan and Pa. averiue strect cara. and will escd ate in. terms Qn 8th st. n.w., a 2-story Frame Hoi of 6 rooms, dot tose ta'to ft. alle 2d st. n.w., 2-1 to 10 ft, alley; ee Ok jor Crocs; W. BE. BURFORD & O0., 1115 F st. n.w. PROFESSIONAL. 3y19 wwe, will be continned Dr Od) WATERS Peay eee, GR me ht contin ‘patronage gel dees BE. eat Pee ea ab Teak go THE TRADES. OORBINDING. “They arrieg ES so ie a en See orn en ri fi be ia th varor iyi aie Sarason | I eee Sie Seeitan ne, exer oor. i | Os ed 2e | Waee S ali ee JUEN F OueeR 105 Sh anal0. FOREERT Bae of coon segond 6 Gage ROOs ished, maderaeee tas ht party. Bye. Brick ro cies 2 north of Washington anei¢-3t* SO RENT IRON See Fe. i oe ae hong B —A neatly f' ‘ished [OUR contai wer = wih EN {mprovements. ea iy on ‘the premises. Ce ee SS Fe RENT—-SCHOOL ROOM eae with Dr. Sunderland’s ‘Charen, 43¢ Black ergs. corte ey, room and enclosed olny sround Terms ressonable. THEO. SAR- GENT, ‘Treasurer, 931 H st. n.w. POR BENT Beautiful suite secout a Cie Apocneal hot an moderate. Also, a furnished ROOM fronting coats euitabls, for gentleman. Address QUILT HOMF, Star office. ae Be RENT—Ar 325 Mcyra—HOUSE No. ies Get Keyes %. "nquire 926 Lou- isiana avenue. augd-Im )® RENT—-STORE co ct.7 ct Sth and L ss. D.w., with cellar apd stable. Also, for rept, STORE ¢ol New Jersey averten.w. apply to W. O. JOHNSOR, 718 13th st. 2-w. susé-Im Fe RENT—No. 1446 N st, n. w, near Scott Statue: thirteen rooms; every room hested, if- e Vuding servants’ and, bat room: ll modera. con venier ent jan be seen at any tim: PELa Bar Block, from cars. Apply to J. aw. 8, 715 15th 6 augd-1m Se ee ee AE ET errr Pope RS, desirably Toca: Fw) Apply to WHEATLEY BROS., teh etand Rhode island ave.n. w. “ponin et ee FOR BENT Brick HOURE, No. TAB YOR st. D.W., nd wat borhood Buvane Abo & MARR, SO F now: iyt6ia ‘OR RENT—To centlem ly—A hi 08 Te en er Vis A fer lou and no children. ‘Taras oT 9th SUMMER RESORTS. \LIETON oree NOW OPEN. ay pee Ciera. Se” Agarose CLIFTON BO BOUEE Ctifton, Fairfax co., Va. Circulars at sefeat office. 3y27-eolm eee HALL.—Now open for i tion of Guesta. Good Bathing, good, isbing, good Music. "Terma mioderacc, SAMUEL NORRIS. 3926-1. f LACKISTON ISLAND. Managers of Excursions to BLAOKIS- TON IRCAND will r be required fo pay 16, In n advance, for the privilere of landing. This resort ig now open for foes Cottages Board per Sg roth ard, y mont nie week oF wowiin fake S Sree #100 per day. Dr. J ‘Milestown, | tor, BO. Milestown, Ma." sy4t-echw"_ mUaUbe NELTE SULPHUR MILES FEOM WARRENTON, VA. This famous Hares if Saeed open for re-, ception of re manayement of! FUTENNEY £ 60 of te National Ho- tel. ‘Two hours from Washing 0 Warrenton via Virginia Midand, ther over ey stage route by ay of f Raowt Bp New bri hotel, eS eee bells, water on every floor, airy rooms, table, Weber's orchestra, B KY. station 7:10 2m, dail ye, Thursdays and Saturdays, Leave - OD same days, reachi: P Sprinj at ) ‘a t'mat1258 noon. for seanrn. “Apply at Ration Hisel meagan i ‘at Nai or Fauquier Bprings, Va. jy1é-im oN GRESsS aoe ee cos A MD. JUNE s0r, aT CLABS COT TREE ST - COTTAGE x coe to, Hotala oat BOX 28%, ape May on Jealral ee Se Ee 8 OF Sees g For eircalare ats ee — City, Se eae aeky ret ALARTIO Is now open forthe peaate of 1880. W. WHITNEY, . THOS. OHABE, re D. T. MORGAN, Musical Director. Persons desiring to i woocas will adjrees Je2 00, 1¥d, 3060 Ela OLD PO! T EOE ge | 100 yards, — ‘any hi ae a the Tolted ates as oie Send for circular descri! lenio advantages, = HanMivoN PHORSUS, I MARE Ni iyi PRRs B Fox AUSERTISING. THEIR | PROPERTY, TT DEDORE THE PUBEIG OONSTANTEY, ek: OF APNE POU Een ee ae PIGS OW 13 TIME HOLTZMAN . F ste. bw. POR SALE DESIRABLE HOMES, aFAP—ON TIME—LOW INTEREST. Fc nr entirely new two-story and basement Brick HUUSES, cach containing | eeven welt lien cheerful ‘rooms, ently nice Oethroom and water Nlosets “tationary washtubs Tange, latroby stoves, coal vault, pantry china snd linen "cloretar clothes precses, bail, vestibule, bay Window, fas and water. ‘The above are located at the corner of Washinz- ton abd Olive streets, Georetown, only. one juste from the hne of the Washington’ and Georcetown horse cars, and two squares from the Metropolitan a Bicely paved and shade trae winnie aE oe OONE Hone | $8,508, an ‘ack for the thres adjoin 150, Eight two story and. basement Brick HOGSES on Olive etreet, exch containing sx rooms and bath- {OOM Has water, convenient closets, ete. | Those froptsouth "an very neat aud’ comfortabie Eemee, Price $1,880 and $1,000. 1 well constructed and of ex- RIGGS & CO. 12) Imsin ee ‘ne. 420 10th st. ‘n. Cor. augd B RENT: iT s THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OrrositE U. 8. Turasvuny, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or F commnnnicat irg—for Businesr Offices, Studios, ete. ator and closets on every floor. Elevator'and steam hast. Darks rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. ‘509 Seventh street n.w. Fo BENT 1111 H et. n.w., 10 rs, mod. smaps, 1439 L st. n.w., 8 rooma,. 405 G st. n.w., 10 rooma, m. 425 and 427 4th st. n w. 10 rs. 840 permo. 1618 Pst. n.w., 9 rm. brick, mod. im..839 per mo. 1209 B.I. ave. n.w., 10 rm. brick, m.im.850 par mo. 1210 18th st. n.w., 10 rm. brick,m.im.. 60 per m0. 1719 B.I. ave. n.w., 15rm. brick, allim.125 per mo. 723 lath st., 9rm. brick, Mod. iM... 40 per mo. Handsome Office Rooms ‘‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near U. 8. Treasury Department. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1228 F street n. ES SPORTING GOODS. PPERT, Nos. £03 and 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHIKG TACKLES; CRO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- OLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. Az Prices To Surr THE Tres. 1.00 BAZOR?! 18 atabee with wollte tone, Vinton 3324- it." —, . P. We wi rears st seafarers bigrrysn concave, extra thin, RINGING D. US STEEL RA’ 1! Will split a hair or shaves face with answer eee ot ATION HONES and BELT—combining Hones and 2 Belts in rice 750. 2 EeMLALA’S BEOWELN Immense Oat oes es AB: CHERY, ware he le BRAROH eal’ Teh ae |.8. Post STORE, street, opp. FINANCIAL. CREVISSES—Au naturel. Just arrived via steamer City of Chester. B. W. BEED’S SONS, 1216 F street northwest. E loniste’ Su ment of Wooden Flaies aud Baper Napkin iT ———— ES OEE ALW. HAM, BAGON aD. SORRED BEEF. A FRESH SUPPLY OF ay LA Viorn. FINE Bas AND TUB first class, THE PALACE MARKET, Oonwen lire ixp Kew Your Aviiros. 1B8ST PREMIUM Ayartea at the National Fair over all other compet- TO OERES, —— a MINNEOLA, STERLING'S ST. LO! FE. 4 A Magnificent po ‘Wheat Pateat Pion. porate Fase a WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner ist st. and Indiana ave. pla WM. M. GALT & 00. LADIES GOODS. IES’ AND CHILDREN’S 8S: AmDE TO OEDES. enon Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, LADJES' FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 10 Oth ang? Opposite Us 8. Pateut Omics. Bost: @ BATS FOR YOUNGLADIES THE LATEST MACKINAW CASSANDRA JUST BECEIVED. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F st. n.w. M™ | BELLE LUcas’ DRESSMAKING AND PATTEEN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. PIANOS AND ORGANS. | aE (OB.—The 10 oo ees gor Agent. deol PE Pe lor ny Ball stock. [VESTMENT BONDS, FIBST MOBTGAGE SEVEN PER OZNT GOLD BONDS oF THR D NOR’ FORT MADISON ao od? ‘THWESTEEN Dated April 1, 1880, and Due in 1905. Bonds of $500 and $1,009 each. Principal and Interest Payable in Gold eipal anin New Work. UNION TRUST OO., NEW YORE, TRUSTEE. ee es ee 6; whole issue of Bonds, ode hata 27,000 Hera rer of Fort Madison, Jong, on 3 Missiseippt Hilver, Fort asin, Taterest payable April Let apd October 1st vor sale at $6.und accrued Interert with a bons of 30 percent ea tbe par value of each Bond nd in fall "applications f Bonds oF for further Informa- DPI fOr er '» Prospectus, &c., should be make to JAMES M. DRAKE & CO., Bankers, Dzexel Building, 29 Wall street, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. G* STOVES! GAS STOVES! THE OELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. Ta? CAD TESS AL OLURE BOVE EE ‘HE MARKET. (al and see them, No. 681 15th st. FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM REFRIGERATORS. Mi. W. BEVEBIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge,) Importer of Chins, Glass Waro, &e., 1009 Pa. ave. Genes BYNEAL, = <q OIL AND WATER OULORS, ABTISTS' MATERIALS amp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Otls, Window and Plate Glass, ALL EINDA OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR Onmawunre amp PassEnrs. mar? 416 Tth st.. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). LATRO RT LOWEST mz. “~ he HAMILTON & SHEDD, & COOKING STOVES. _ Gas Light at K=°rrs SALVE E CURE, GREA+EST Drscovany OF THE AGB . EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND BALE. ———— eae — BEALL, TEACHER ANTED Two fret case OSAMBESMAIDS; | HOB RENT—Two or three Unfurnished HOOME, | JlOk REN Bie MUsiO-copectal attention vives toe | Wasa ae reeerat class, Otice, 2a at. and Beun z. Dat ie dante SC Ex BO. HOLTZMAN, eM De erga gnoderate, Address No. 41 2d st) | Indiana ave. "MUS New Sexety ave. aw, Reay Estate Maer AUCTIONEER, EELUCED FROM $5 to 84. zz sate al ANTED Ten Grctalass SEES om BENT Several STORES in aE Meet end, 10th and — REDUCED FROM $5 to 83. YOUNG LADIES Rey OPENS ; ae eee a ee ce WE kt Wits Tae Liat ow. 83s REDUCED FROM $3.80 to $2. Ot sito ais 1 ar ptember Sth. ‘Those iahine SS aSED-T GOOG who can bring city | Corner 20th = SUN UMBRELLAS AT COST. is should apply x meee Teferences and f. ice place. None PROPERTY, Fat - FHERSON 1 Principal Deed apply 608 F ek RW acgll-2t* ae Meg x Balletin jas SUMMEE DRESS GOODS — = | Waste. Canta ora betrcen Ht 30 of every pont a ‘w. augll-3t* AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. (90) and 7 2.W. B00! ree be oon led bh; me for mis depot. — (CK HOUS! with N aT) may, Ber oto eo cued ry family asdone mis depo Fr a “Sing om BRICK HOUE ee EW FALL DBESS GINGHAMS. OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Waste —A — WOMAN to do work or a ee ET pee fae SEW FALL DRESS CAMBRIOS. TYLER & CHEWNING, Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) ang? O18 Tth et. Reve CED PRICES! SUMMER DRESS PRICB EAWNE, 6, 8 100. 200 dozen ALL LINK WELS, 123¢¢ t 200 SHETEAND, Sate guclini 200 Pieces WHITE PLA ID Mt SLAIN at 125) ana 00Ds HALT 80 PARASOLS half price. OUR ENTIRE Brock aT 4 Heavy Revvcrios GEO. J. JOHNSO: 713 Market s SOLACE, When the public read reliable advertisemc need auy of such advertised merchandine, they are Very apt once more to test the wuth of the printed Matter by ImBPACTING the Goons, freqnently offered at eppsrently UNBEARD-OF VALUES THIS WEEK: ONE SPLENDID LOT MISSES’ FULL-FASH- IONED, EXTRA FINE QUALITY FANOY BOSE, Ar 25 Cexts Per Pars ONE LOT LADIES’ FULL- FASHIONED, EXTRA LONG AND EXTRA FINE BALBRIGGANS, At 25 Cents Pen Pam A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES’ EXTRA FINE PIN-STRIPED FANOY HOSE, i Ar 62 CENTS—a Decided Bargain ONE LOT OF VERY LANGE, EXCELLENT QUALITY HONEYCOMB TOWELS AND UNBLEACHED LUCK TOWELS, (Warrarted All Linen,) Ar #1 60 Pex Doz | On our open counters we place conspict NOTABLE BARGAINS NOW GooDs, Which we prefer to give onr citir Advantave of rather than ofler another #eason. EARLIEST PURCHASERS SECURE THE BEST, Befcre stock-taking and removal Prewises: ely RON: IN SUMMER me the ful then into tare ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. (tense oUT OUB ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS BEGABRDLESS OF OUST. on (Down IO LI LAWNS reduced from rds of beautiful FIGURED thousané LAWNS Teanoed Frou 10 vows to 6. FIGURED FRENOH LAWNS AT OOST. Fine Aioeg f (wool) DRESS GOODS reduced from 26 Dot WAMBUTTAS ihe pest wearins COTTON tn the world, reduced CARTER'S, Vii Market Space. ‘A LINEN, the new and desirable article for yee white need from 31 powN to 20. reduy ntiful Lace Stripe White Goods reduced to 12 100 pieces beautiful Madras Dress Ginghams, 18 He hav Linen Towels beltioed rom 28 D088 to [oe Black Sai Bisck Tamiee Binck Craps Gloth, Bleck Grenadines anf .CTUAL” Sustain tains. CABTER’S, 3328 Til Market Quer MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BEOS. & 0O., 1112 F Street N. W. ameter te cheapest SHIRTS for the money in UG GIES sn cone rd caer eee aE mone! ‘Also, 80, ine of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always on han ooRREum. Lunes. co. 3928 street WoO” Bearcs, psa THE | BALTIMORE 435 7th street mews Hendquarters for Ready. made Drese Shirts. Bhirta made woorder, specialty, TRE ELELUTIO st SHIRT. EXUINE RE WansUTTa ‘Sait BOYD BHIBTS ton ‘All of our Shirts are 8-ply Linen Bosna sirtert Titi, “a geal UNDER-S er cent. ower tha revular price. “STEAM SHIRT FACTORY, 527 435 7th st. n.w., HINTS! SUIRTS! SHIRTS! eo ey wo caer are al unsurpassed for Comfort, ic anid Durabnrt puaranteed wineady-made shure Of our own wake always in OOLLARS, CUFFS, NECKWRAR and CeDER- WEAB in correct etylés, at popular cash Prices, THOMPSON'S ommny corr ¥, 333 - 65 cents 75 cents 60 conta and are TS 10 price.” Opposite Patent Ofies" PBING AND SUMMER DRESS S GOODS. We have on hand & splendid ine of French fall rtmeut af Te an eee al IADINES, Black “pilk jermi Becrsuckers, i Pongecs, Bunticas Linen fewns, StadrarGizchaes Latkes was, anus Mulls and Frencu Ni , all grades. 42 inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER @ Ce., Jy8_ 1393 F st. nm w., near Ebbitt Hose. et Rt A LN ne Berrrons “Isso” FUBNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR BRICK-SET a, arkabiy daravie, te: Are pewerfo] heaters. Sdopted. 234 Water street, New York. For ‘sale by «6. 2y20-Cye,tuim USS7 E St. bout Wilarars. de