Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1880, Page 2

rr THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. SATURDAY ----- August 21, 1880. es CROSRY &. NOYES.... Editor. ——— ES Bite The Evening Star has@ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of @ny other daily paper published in Washington, and eq ual to tha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. (a Te ST4n office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail aud otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or mit, froa of charge. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sum- mer travelers, can have THE STAs mailed to them, Postpsié, for fifty cents per month, the address being chaned ss often as desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. Stil Wranglin The two factions of the democratic party In New York city do not appear to be making any Frogress In the way of approaching other upon a harmonious basis. The neglect of the Teguiar state committee to call a convention was the source of the present dif Tammany’s call has, perhaps, compli ters rather than simplified them. efforts to unite the Tammany and anti-Tam. many factions tail, the effect will weaken the democratic electoral ticket. The control of the city of New York and its immense local patron- age Is the alm of each faction, and the foul of both will trade off thetr votes for Presid for support for local candidates. A continued division means, of course, that there will be Tammany and anti-Tammouy local tekets in the feld, and the bitter rivairy between the two Will render local suecess to each of greater im- port an @ DAtional vietory. Any trading Of votes in the city might cause the defeat of Hancock In the te, and thus tose the presi to the democracy. The regular committee, or rather the leading members of It, decline to utter any deiatte 4x- pressions as to what will ne done, but, a3 yet, there does not seem to be any warrant for th? veport that they have decided not to calla con- Tention. A meeting has been called for Sept ber Ist, When the convention question will be determined and that determination will either precipitate or avold the crisis. If the commit- tee decides that it has the power to nominate a candidate for chief judge of the court of ap- peals, then the trouble that Tammany has given the party will be a sma!! affair, compared sensions that will follow. The ex- democratic papers and leaders ghout the state indicate that the party would revolt a assumption of power ou ti unitte the committee wouldwetain ¢ ig and the breach in the democracy would be Sreater than at present. There may be wisdom enough in the party mana 1 this trouble, but !t 1s very evic aation in New York, as ft stands, seriously threatens the national democratic ucket Abont Cotton. ‘The suggestion is made that a cotton exitbi- tion be heid at some not distant date, to stimu late the production of that staple. Mr. Edward Atkinson estimates that the present acreage of cotton covers an two per Cent. of the eollon-growing area of the United States, and that to encourage an extension of its cultiva- Uon fs to add immensely to the wealth of the country. The cultivation of cotton ts much more profitable, at present, with free labor than before the war with slave labor. That has been demonsirated by the returns of each crop of the last few years. This ts easfly explained. New the planter gets a good price for his cotton seed, which was either given away or scattered carelessly over his land, before the War, that !t might rot and thereby enrich the soil. The manufacture of cotton- se€d oil has become a large industry tn the last few years. Estimating the cotton crop of the Present year at 6,000,000 bales, it will produce 0 tons of cotton seed which, besides fent for planting next year, will vm1,000 tons of 500,000 tons of hulls, which are Utilized for making paper. This of] commands & ready sale in ail markets, and the ofl-cake is used for feeding stock and for fertilizing. Thus it Is seen that what was waste before the War ts now uttliz by new processes ard machinery, returns a profit to the planter. Cotton-seed mills have been established ali over the south, and the Planter bas but to haul the seed which he form- erly virtually threw away a few miles to get cash for ft. After the oil is extracted the meal that ts left still contains the nourishment best sulted for stock, and the planter purchases it for a small proportion of the price he got for the seed. This accounts matnly for the greater Profit now derived trom raising eetton, though the new system of labor, with the laborer him- self directly interested in the crop, ts naturally an incentive to him to do his very best in the way of cultivatt The ultra temperance men in Maine have Organized and taker the political field under the name of “The enforced prohibition party. * After sharp discussion in the State Temperance Society bet those who belleved that the temperance cause could best be promoted by affiliation with the republican party, and those Who insisted upon separate political action, the latter prevailed, and afterward held a conven- tion (admission by ti and nominated a car- didate for governor and one for Congress in the first district. In nominating a cand!date for governor the prohibitionists manifested a desire to beat Gov. Davis, the republican candi- date, who they charge with falling to enforce the liquor laws. Thetr calculation Is that the votes for their noteines will be drawn almost entt 2 republica: Tepublicans, including mate that the new ti many votes as Davi ton vote will co Gov. Perham, esti et will cost Plaisted as . laasmuch as the probibi- largely from the “reform quite a5 many fusionists as S Congressman Reed the probtbition- ists are directing their efforts, and thelr nomt- tion Ci a candidate for Congress Is a move to deteat Reed. it ¢: be estimated with Ucket wilt @ close and doubtful fight republic: comm: between the tw itttle init Mt. The F elphia B a republican paper, warns its party against nominating « wortt less, unprincipled incompetent men” to represent t city in the state legtslatur says the people of the It ty are ured of being represented at Harrisburg by “ roosters” and remal 4 if the republicans make bad nom- inations there are men of republican procitvities who will vote the whole democratic ticket as @ protest against the policy of the republican Managers The Bul’+tsn calls attention to the general bad character of the representatives Sent from Philadelphia to the legislature in the Past, and to the damage they have done to the city and to the party. The democrats intend to make a determined fight for control of the next legislature cf Pennsylvania. A seat in the U.S, Senate 1s at stake, and after the bribery expo- sures tn connection with the last legislature It is quite probable that good citizens will vote for the pest men, regardless of the ticket they are on. ———----__ If one-half that ts told of the treatment re- ‘elved by the Knights Templar in Chicago be true then it be a long tme before that city will be again selected as the place of meet- ing for any convenuon or organization. Vist- tors, it is charged, were fleeced and robbed at every turn. The most exorbitant prices were exacted for everything that strangers pur- ebased and the half million visitors are now uttering their complaints all over the land- Chicago bas given its rivals of Louis and Cimeinpaw something to exult over and they Will make the most of It. see It wiil be seen by an article in THE Stan’s lo- cal columns that the improved method of rais- ing and lowering long ladders, patented by Chief Engineer Cronin, of the District fire de. pertment, and which has been In effective use here tar some time past, has been adopted by the New York city fre deparument. TIFFANY & CO., Jewelers, Union Square, New York City, invite attention to their new bridge movement Stem Wind- ing Watches in 1S carat gold bunting cases at One Hun- dred Dollars each, They are carefully finished in every particular, adjusted to heat and cold and are con- fidently guaranteed as best value for the money at- tained in a watch. Correspondence invited. TIFFANY & CO. New York. Antique and Modern Furni- ture representing various his- Bric-a-brac, Paintings, Statuary, English Silverware, etc., etc. tember a collection of Objects of Art purchased at the late saic of Prince Demidoff at San Florence, or RE RIG BE SURE 1 y = iT, THEN ‘The practical benefit to the world of these siraifi- ¢ nt words since they were uttered would doubtless turprise David Crocact now. Purchasers at the ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE constantly prove the value of the timely advice con- tained in the old proverb when acted upon. There isnothing like goinz to headquarters for everything. Only & few more days now before stoc we are daily loading our open counters with genuine Marked Down Prices, go as to save the ic from 25 to 50 cents on every dollar bought from us, rather than offer the goods another season. Ladies ‘will do well in observing fhe EXTREMELY LOW PRICES marked in Piain Ficures on everything in each of cur Thirty-one Departments this week. t pecially we mention our taking and Bargains in LACE and HAMBURGS. Parsains in HOSIERY, GLOVES and MITTS. Bary ins in RIBBON 4 and MILLINERY. Bergains in CORSETS and UNDERWEAR. Bargains in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS. Bargains in SMALL WARES. Samples snd Merchandise mailed on application. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, are2l]_ 705 and 709 Market Space. SYPHER & 741 Broadway, New Yerk. Gf the newest des sich coods as usa lishment. Special atten ments offered to cash buyera, which will continue for the re the SLEEPIN ECIAL NOTICE. be received by HUME, Rpace, for *“*FUNLA PURE JERSEY MILK, tobe delivered ea Tunlaw Fara Herd being the only Tey Cattle in this se parties desiring to secure P nearly as rich as cream, have the opportanity pre- herd of Rexistered tuents to a reliable party. SIDNEY 4.0 11th st. new. ‘augal-6t sented to do £0. Baxzears, BARGALNS. BINGLETON & HOEKE, SOL Market Space, Willoren on MONDAY, the 23d instant, another larve invoice of CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS iene, ion ts called to the indw der of ihe month. Exclusive sale of PRUSG PILLOW. —Prowpt at- eu to STEAM CARPET OLEANING. — wug2i-dm ROH SALE A BanGain—a spien- Je ig Bx Clave Chickering PIANO fo: FY will sell it upon easy 1uonthi NIMMO, THOMAS L. HUM sug2l-eoSt Proprietor of Tunlaw Far: jpsasee FOR COLD WEATHER, IF YOU WANT COMFORT. Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT IKON FURNACES. They make nd dust, apd is more other Heater, and is the cheapest aud moet powor- ful Heater made. pure hot air fres furable than any ave™) WALTER D. WYVILL, 452 Penn. ave. EAUTIFUL *‘SHONINGER” ORGANS and Meenitic:nt Heinekomp For sale for cash Everyone's favorite. OF Upon easy Monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 410 Lith street north west, UsT PUBLISHED— McPHERSON’S HANDBOOK ment Hospital Msjor Goo. Duffey, Com, Tuternal Revenue, Alex: POLITICS, 1880. TO JULY 1, 1880. RIDDLE’S LIFE OF GARFIELD, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Publishe: METROPOLITAN BoorsTonE, OlE Penn. ave. EATING SPECIALTIES— MOTTH" SOCIAL LALKUSE. nOTIN MLEVATED U MO118" STAR FUBNA Above goods se cheap) a8 any in the market warranted to wive satisfaction. BA ‘TON & SHEDD opp. L i I'eue of fine Colt Guus, Fishing Tackle 81 ia rs, Arcbery, Lawn Tennis, &c., free to all: aug?! VEN KANGE. OK. NEW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Otto's U.8. Supreme Court Reporte, yol. 10. Kerr's Injanctions in Fquity, 2d edition. Lar edeil's Summary Poe's Words and thelr Caen, by Biche ‘ords and Their U: y Rich’¢ Revised Eition..-'. =. Glorinds, by author of S of the Law of Coatrac adines and Practica at Law, vol 1. Lectures on the U-8, Constitution ant Wii Nana ‘The New History of Savford and Merton. Salvae— “No Name Series.” oo.) 1.00 Arn.cs' Legal and Politics! Remedies for War. 1/50 Gladstone's The Mizht of Bight ...... 100 Orueos in New York, by E. E. H 2 Lo Anew stock of Stationery juat receive: W. H. @ 0. H: MORRISON, aw BOR SEER oe StaTionEns, RESS SBIKTS FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED, TO ORDER. W, S. TEEL, aue2l 935 Pennsylvania avenue. QI5 UN :—Extraordinary Bargain! Warranted perfection in barrels, locks, stock, action aud shouting yualities. Double-barrel Breech-loading bhet Gun. En worthy a 8100 G lish Laminated Stcel Barrois— ‘arial siven and money re- funded if not eatisfactory. 'Testimovials —"'It is agord wun In every respect, and the sportaman needs uo better."—P. Jouey, eka» . Smith- sorian Ins ©. F. Eaxer, erq., U. 8. Gove: 3 Prof Beach, Alexandria, Va. and hundreds of others. O'MEARA’S Bazars, cor. 15th and F, 7.8. Bost Off opp. U.S. Treas., mmense cata~ _EDUCATIONAL. —— EXSRECTIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND SMALL BOYS.—The seventh annual session will commerce MONDAY, Hevt. 6, 1380, at 210 A s'.n-e. Miss EMILY E. HUNT, ‘Teacher.a21-Im" (PRE ADIUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin in the COLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be wiad to tecwre private pupils or to teach in a city sclisol during hcure uct engawed at the College. subjects tanght: Greek, Latin, English and Lower Mathe- matics. References—Gen. Garfield, Sveaker Ran- Ga), Mr. W. W. Corcoran, Prof. Hal, Supt. J. . on, Gen. Alvord and Hon. Wm. Stickney. Addrées A. P. MONTAGUE, Golimbian oi- lege. Sug21-Im" EDUCATIONAL. PERNSrLvana MILITARY acaD- EMY, C Pa., opens Septem! . Civil Engineering, Ghemibtry, Classice and Ee: lish, Degrees conferred. Refers to Gen Eek Com. 8. P. Oarter, and Mecsrs. i. 0. ew: State Keaton wasbinetag. © S*7>S Patots re : Slyl0-8m Con. THEO. HYATT, President. OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,— R SANDY SPRING, MD.—Will reopen SEPTREM- Ber ISTE. A fall Sore, of inetractien ‘will be 5 lectures, ory, -lettres euatural scleacoa, Fore -cware sddress HENRY ©. HALLOWELL, A.M jy3-3meo lexe. A FRCEPEROUS, SELECT MALE SOHOOL FOR BALE, with furniture complete, propri- étor going to ence the practice of law. Ad- dress '*School," Star office. angle" ROOF. LARROQUE, 1323 F st, native Pres Instrnetor, graduste of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paria. Classes in Frencr, Latin, Greek, German, Itslian, Spanish, Portucuese. Trsnale- ting. ancl? ee pus EREFARATOEY SCHOOL ‘OFT COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Pref. OTIS T. MASON. A. M., Ph. D., Princi- al, and Tustructor in History ‘and the’ English absnage. Viof. ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- etructor in Latin. Prof. ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in French and German. a Pref. HARRY 0. DAVIS A. B., Instructor in G eck. Penmanship and Bookkeen: prof. J. HOWARD GORE, Bb. cs. This Echool affords 2 thorcugh preparation for v Its full course extends through four furviehes alsos Hich Behool cours, years, for purila who have com: the common Envliah branch- » Instructor in arge lor the whole year, payable qaurterly in advance, S68. © po extra charges. For cata ognes or further information ad Princirel, Colles Hill, above 1i:h street. izes3 the HOF. J. MAX MUELLER. Teache- of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mr- fical D'rector St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Massachusetts avenue n.w. augl7-Gw" MISS SGARDPRER’S SELECT SCIIOOT, FOR BOYS AND GIRLS will reopen MON- DAY. September isth, at West street Chape', Georgetown. Terms moderate. augl7 6t* PB IeveN rows FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N. J.—Beautiful location, healta- ful, home-like, thorouch christian and wisely coy- ered. _ Rev. WM. 0. BUWEN, A. M., Pres’t. angi7-Im \HARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, 8t. / Mary's county, Md.—Kall Sepsion begins Sep- tember 6. Bosrd and Tuition, $75 in advance for each session of five months. For Cirenlars address, WM. T. BEISCOE, Secretary to the Board. al7-Im* MAkXEAND AGRICULTURAL COL- LEGE.—The next session commences TUES- dent Wit He PARKER Gollese eartors Pench en’ . He station, George's county. ‘Mile see Syy28 Dawa IVERVIEW ACADEMY, 2 thorough-soing, wide-swase Gelial for Bove -oing, wide-swaxe School gombininw’study, Tidlitary Drill, and Heorestion 1 re propurtion. ptive Pamphlet, with Chart of Requisitions for Coulee admisaton, sent cu reosipt of 6 ta, ponte ace. OTIS BISBEE, A.M. Principal. JolseolOw RVING MALE COLLEGE, MEOHAN- IOSBURG, PA. A healthful, beautiful Oollee Howe and School. Opens 25th year Sept. 15th. jyl7-tawl6t Rev. T. P. EGE, A. @., Pres. PROPOSALS. PEPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON, Awecust 19tb, 1880. FROPOFALS FOR FUEL. Seated Proposals will be received until 1 m. WEDNESDAY, SrrieMnen Iv, 1880, for f ing Coa! and Wood to this Department for the year. ; ions te bidders will be furnished on ap- ‘tion at the Superintendent's offica, A. BEL aug21-25,98,31 Acting Secretary. ROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVE- MENT OF VARIOUS: SLREECS IN TEE CITES UF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- TOWN, D. © —Eacixegn DrragtMest, Di- akwr or CoLumnia, WAsar ‘ON, August 1s, 1840. —By direction of the Board of Commissioners, Proposa’s will be received at this office until 32 o'cLocK M., ON Moxpax, AUGUST 80, 1859, for proving various streets in'the cities of "Washing- and Georgetown, D. ©. Blau’ forms of pro- posal and ey c'tications can te obtained at this of- ce, mith all necessary information, upon apolie tion therefor, and bids upon these forme will a'on: be considered. ‘The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or parts of bids. W, J. TWINING, Ma- or gf Enxincere, 1.8. A., Encineer Commissioner 2.0. LOST AND FOUND Lost. small black and tan DOG. A 4 vers ewan! siven if returned {0H wo, CLAY FORD, 28 iowa Circle. it {MERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL ror Boys, J4th st., between I and K streets, Will reopen WEDNE sDAY, September 8th. For Circulars, &e , addreas CHARLES B. YOUNG, Principal, sug]7-2w oft 14th street. A} EDICAL DEPARTMENT, a UNIVERSI'1Y OF GEORGETOWN. ‘The thirty-second annual Medical Session will commence ip the Oo’ Building, corner lth and E ste. now. MONDAY, Segpember 6th. For par- ticulais apply FE. A. ASHFORD, M.D., Dean, auel7-6w. 1330 New York aventie. OPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE, “4 Winchester, Va., Kev J.C. Wheat, D.D., prin= ‘ipal. A chartered institute of the hizhest rade, with experienced teachers in the departments of ¥nxlish, Modern Languages, Music, etc., with re- duced rates, Begins Septetdber 2." auzi6-1m" OS8T—Abont 8 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday last. on sn 4 avenue car goine east, between New York @ and lith st., a POCKET-S00K containing a lar sum cf money and numerous papers of no valle to sny ore but the owrer, whese name and adidreas ia stamped on the inside of the flap. The return of the book and coutents to the owner will be very lib- erally rewarded, or the return of the contents ex- clusise of the woney will be thankfully rece! ved. aug 2L-3t O8T—On August 18, 1880, a dark red STEER: 4 tar mark on shoulderand’tail. Suitable reward if returned to PHILLIP YOUNG, 7t) ‘cor st. road, opposite Schuetzen Park. u 50 REWARD.—Lost or stolen, 18th, ST2M- & WINDER, No. 5,045, Jules Henguim (7, aker, with 14 kt. cnrb Vest Chain and ‘atone Ring attached. The tinder willch. rec the above reward by returning it to Wat. BREUNINGER, 929 Pa. ave. and no «questions ask d._ [Sunday Herald copy it.} aul) 910 FOvETEENTH 8T.—Frencb taneht : by the natural method. "Mile V. PRUD- *HOMME'S classes for children and young ladios will reopen SK PTEMBER 20th. Claas houra 9 a. m..1 pin. For Adults October 9th Hours i a.iu., .m. Great advantaxes oftere to pupi & who take the whole course. Terms mod- . Siecial arrangements made for private ard cingle pur auel6-6m JPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLE SS corner of 7th and L sts. n w.—This institution has a progressive c jence of 1 Fears. It educates young men and women for use- folness and self-snpport. Ite graduates secure positions of trust and profit. Course of stndy, ani training comprises the English Laucuaze, Busi- nese At ‘pencerian Practical Penmanship, Bookkeeping, by rinwle and doubleentry, adapted to every variety of business: Business Practice, requiring the ut and exchanging of all kinds of business papers, paying and recaiving: cash and keeping the ac Elocution aud Lec- turer. “Day and Fyening Sessions bein MON- DAY, AUGUST 20, 1880. For information and ferme call at the College or address HENRY. C. SPENCER, Principal. ci6 [ee oS BOLE, SELECT GRADED SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, 936 P street northwest, opens MONDAY, Rept. Oh. ‘auigd4-Im DOLA N. BROWN, Principal. W. FLYNN, A. M.. 702 Sth strect n w., will open aftefnoon classes Sept. 13th for y arade of advencement. | Mathematics, Latin, French, German, Enzlish, Penmanship an BookKecsing. ’ Evening’ classes eontinue as hereto- fore at $6 per month. ‘Special attention to prepa tion for college, West Point, Annapolia and ail ccmpetitive examinations. Private lessons on mod- erate terp 5. auxlt WE PLACE FO BUY YOUK CHILD- 4EN’S SCHOOL SHOES, AT SELBY'S, 1014 and 1916 Penna. ave. Children's sizes, 6-10, for 0c. up. Mises’ sizes, 11-2, Cc. Up. Boys" sizes, 1-8, Gc. up. ‘ihe best $1 School Shoe in town. Btill bet- ter, €1.25, any size. Pair Justh’s Bee! Protectors given in. _ang2l U9 Oth sireet n. NOTICE. OUR FALL AND WINTER STOOK OABRIED OVER, AND SUMMER DI’ EUVIAL PRICES, FUR THE GOODS aT EXT 30 DAYS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR VETERINARY. Headquarters, 409 24th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, CATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE BOR SALE. i aug? BOBT. SMITH. V. 8. NEW GOODS. W. MM. BROWN. S17 Market Space. NOW-WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL, ; EOLLS AND Bini Will be gnarsnteed if you nse CERES, the celebrated Minnesota Patent Procesa Flour, which was award- the first premium over all otlier competitors at MINNEOLA, a mawatti the National Fuir. IRESECE YOUR COAL BILLS ASD HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ REGULATORS attached to your furnace. It is AUTOMATIO and will eave one-third of your coal, WALTER D. WYVILL, Agent, aug21-3m 4523 Penn‘a ave. Patent Process Flour. SLERLI handsomest Winter Wheat Pat GOLDEN HILL and far Superior to a «reat many s0-c1 flours. We defy competit ira to bring forth any flour suyerior to Cerca, Minueols or Sterling, aud we feel sesured that auly housekeeper who tried er use anything else. The above nds of Flour can be bouxht at apy first- Wholesale Depot— {Cor Ent st cepting none. and be cured. them once wiil n ™. FAre AND WINTER Gears FOR SOCIETIES from laet seaso1 thins for the at the very lowest market rates. Persous wishing outhts for ecbool children will find a great many ends and remnants in our stock, which we are OW selling exceedingly cheap. S2-ONE PRICE ONLY. ranks, but leading | Rubber Stamps for lible Ink, and for Business Purposes, at J. BAUMGARTEN’S, ‘king Clothing, with Indel- auyl9- OES YOU FYING? &: BLOOD NEED PURI- ‘ou troubled witu Ulcers, Pim- ples, pHching on the Skin, Piles, Costiveness or iad’ Digestion, if so try. COMPOUND LICORICE FOWDER. 25¢ a box. For sale only at KLOCZWOSKI'S Drug Store, 423 Oth sts. now. iOODS. ‘We have opened our FALL AND WINTER GOODS jand are also recoiving many new roaching season, which we offer Ww, M. HUSTER « SONS, id 919 Pennsylvania avenue. 2222 Pa. av The Young Ladies’ Journal For SEPTEMBER, now ready. SPLENDID NEW STORY, entitled “A ROSE OF TEMBER part als> contains a RED SHET of BEAULTFULLACE DESIGNB: also an IMMENSE COLORED PASH- rating ail of the LATEST N of 1850, with. &e.. several NEW OOM- also MUSIC, ‘The Supplements atone of the Journal. ION PANORAMA with 200 ENGKAVINGS i FASHIONS forthe AUTU. CUT-OUT PATTERAR, PLETE STORIES, POETRY, RECIPES, &e. are wort more than the pri All Book aud Price, including all the = THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY, 31 Beekman st., New York. D* BED SYN, No. 349 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. manently located_in this city. He relieves all tE ATIACKS OF DISEASE in from 2 to 4 hours. and cures ther in a few dat of diease relinquished by other ER and AGUE an FANTUM cured in asingle day. Mont funded in case of v8. Chronic cases ‘sicians a speci- LOLERA IN- { NIGHT'S ES’ LIQUOK STORE. MEUIIOR, ene one 'S BEER a spe- Opens Saturdss s¢QcHooL OUTFITS.” » ALL WOOL SCOTCH PLAIOS. LUPIN’S COLORED MERINOES. OAMELS'- ND Cf i KEYBER CLOTHS AND SERGES. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS, Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres. ‘Tamire Clothe, Bombazines. Momie Cloths, French Buntings. COUBTAULD'S CRAPES AND VEILS. Conrtauld’s **first quality" Black English Orape all wicths and prices. \ QUALITY BLACK CRAPE IN ROLLS FOR VEILS. ALU SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT ‘‘Gneatiy tcED PRICES.” ‘ONE PRICE ONLY,” PLAIN FIGURES. ns mis MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. O* ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO OUR NEW ST JRE, % 2 41105 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w., On or about SEPTEMBER 15rn, we will sell bar- wains in WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY; BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OVEROOATS. Will sell TUESDAY, August 24th, ale until removal. Sales £9 Doxin st TPs see eee evening. Will sell woods at private sale during the day at auction prices. J. M. @& R. COHEN, auld 1007 7th Street. ABRGAINS TEAW HATS AND BONN: BTRAM, (warulees of Gost MadETNAW CASBANDRA, ents. LISLE THREAD GLOVES, 3 and 4 Buttons, 25 Cents Pair. LAGE MITS AT Oust, Mrs. DI. J. HUNT'S, jy Nos. 691 and 623 D st. youn LAST CHANCE. In order to prepare for Fall Trade I have rednced my whole line of SUMMER OLUTHING fully 25 per cent. if you wish to save morey buy now. Serrlicauite Sts oteey one Last Chance tower Good and Reliable Cloth- : GEPEATLY REDUCED PRICES. Your Last Chan Chai TO BUY aT PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BE- FORE IN THIS OITY. Hesitate no loncer, but come right along for pusinea GENUINE BARGAINS. 8 8 ced prices. DREES BUITS at reduced pricne: SHITE Vea att reat oe at rea ee BOYs' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS at reduced Ww Fall Goods. ole Btock at Reduced Prices to make room for now. Hresitate' no longer. 4. STRAUS, 2ORL Pennsylvania Avent augl3 Between 10th and 11th streets. oYs’ NGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCEOUL, Presbyterian Church, 45 street, overs Sept. @th. Circulars, with tesfimo- nials, at the bockstares. For further information iy al, Lock Box 535. J. W. HONT, A. M. HILTON, A. M., WILL Zorn & Echoo! for youn mien and ‘boys Sxe- TEMBER ¢th. The Classics, Mathematics and Higher Ene ish will be thorowchly taught. Special attention will be wiven to those preparing for col- leze, scientific institutions or for competitive ex- amiations. Mr. Hilton will also receive private pupils cf either sex. For terms, testimonials from Jecent patrons, and further particulars apply at 406 Fast Cspitol street. aug] 2-Im* N ISS HELEN A. BEALL, TEACHER OF MUsIC.—Special attention wiven to be winners. Terme moderate. Address No. 41 2d et. Georgetown, D. O. augl0-29" GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE IN- A STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES REOPENS: WEDNESDAY, September 8th. ‘Those wishing to enter as boarding pupiis should apply without de- lay. Miss STEPHENSON, Principal, 101 Gay st., jeor wetwon, D.C. augl0-im* Mss CALKINS SELECT scHouL for Boys and Girls will reopen Monday, Sept. Gth, at 209 Pennsylvania ayenues.e. — aug7-im pur CLARENS HOME SCHOOL for Girls, near Alexandria, Va.,_offe: every ad- yantexe for therough education. ‘Location healthy: ‘Terms moderate. Fourth session begins SEPTEM- BER 15, 1880. Addrees Mias VIRGINIA MASON, Box 363, Alexandria, Va. ausd-colin OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies and Children. Board and tuition $150 por annum. Lanwuayes and mucic extra. 6h feesion Devine Sept. 20th. :rculars obtained at the Starcflice. Mra. M 8. Bowie, Rockville,Md. a7 2" OSSYLN SEMINARY, 903 16th ST. n w., near Lefarette Park. “Boarding and vay Bchool for Young 4 adics, litle Girls and Boys under 14. Fourteenth year w'll commence Sept. 15th, 1589. | Circulars may be obtained ut the book stores and at the Seminary. MRS. L. E. SMITH, Princtpal. MISS B. ROSS, Assistant. aug7-2m INGMAMTON LADIES’ COLLEGE and COLLEGE of MUSIQ and ORATORY with Preparatory Department, opens SEPT. 16. E500 per pear. REV. &. A. PATERSON, A. M., President, aug5-1m Binghamton, Broome Co., N.¥. A 8ELECT HOME SCHOOL, for iinited neimber of giris. with comforts and care of ae Gaye in healthy location, near town of warel, Mars land. z Tuition in English and French in classes, with board, for eesticn from 157TH Sk BER to 16TH UNE, $200. Music, with use of Pisno, 830. Apply to JAMES NIOOLS, ave5 eolm Lsurel, Prince George Co., Md. RORNE’S BOARDING AND HCOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND 8SE8 will reopen at 943 M st. n.w., SEPTEM- BER ang3-2m WAVERLEY SEMINARY. 1412 H stn, w.—Boarding and Day School for Young La- irs ane pinasen Beas opens sev aes Cir- culars at Boo stores and Seminary. auz-dm “9 SiBB LIPBOOMB, Principal. ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- Wasa GANDING AAD DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN—Will be re- opened at 102312thst n.w., MONDAY, September ), 1880. Circulara at the principal Bookstoras.and St 1028 and 1027 12th st. n.w. Mrs. Z. D. BI TOH- ER snd Miss M. 0. DOUGLAS, Principals. 2u2-2m WE _CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR XOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen on the Sri or SEPTEMBER. Situated on the Heights of Georgetown, with extensive grounds. the location isat once beaut hhealth- pleaetarerane A few additional Boarding Pa- are desired. "Terma moderate. For particu: address the MISSES MARLES and 7th sts., Georgetown, D-Ge OTe? G4BNET?’S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLICOTT TY, Prine GARNETT, MAC ELE.De iar Prucpal of ae John’s Coll 0; SEPT. 15. Bent. 1, MIDDLEBURG, va.” Address, patil Jo Ha ROEHL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOCAL MUSIG. lena Sesinnere, as well as those wicking tat a snon 22 wishing to be qualified for Teachers. be for nengyers. ‘Terms moderate.” Tals streot DERICK FEM, 3) FREDERICK, ity. “Reheat date a ma EDNESDAY, September 8th. Location health: ful. Buperior instruction in all departments. Oare- For ful home training. rms very moderate. catalogue or tnformation address ‘M. W. HAOKEL: 3y28-1m Freese. i eee HE ARCHER INSTITUTE, WASH- a sINGION, Di 0. shat ai Mass. avenue, Ws D. aaron? fect LE BS ke 50 A YEAR, BOARD AND o ae Female Seminary, Military, Boadeen Ti 3. Foe orate Saas Heidon ‘or catals Hey. T. MAKWELL REILLY, B. D., sy4-2m ‘Restor. saa © MOWED HRESS. 2 T. ON iABY we See 2b Por Turdgrtnformatign adr 70% SP PIANOS AND ORGANS. WANTS. y ANTED—SCR IOLARS t) learn telarrap! Cell st or adsdreas 452 Met. now. aur2l FOR RENT AND SALE. TOR KENT —Two large Unturpished PaRl 218th et hw, NIED—A first TOK RENT Two nicely fornicbed ROOMS, or would rent from Qc‘ober Ist pert or whole nw ANTED-MAN XU RE for ¢ TED—By naval otic arlvance if desi Address Vox 77, Bt Ty ANTED—Three ‘Terma must bs de yd tferences exchang: A WHITF wc ard tron fora smoli fa. street, Georgetown. TFD—A LADY for the agency ot wmhiy publication. A permanent and pa: ness Quali fications. ing potition for one of t Wo COMMUNIOATING floor, two on third floor, ardEp.w. Address, sts X.Y., Star office. ind a dew rable party who wil take th as J.C. G., Star ard N sta, pow. y ANTED—BOORBINDER, 1 ! iy work and t chance ia the Gurtad Answer wih referenses, JNO. BARRETT & CO. . OR RENT- PF located, Convenient eee Post Ottice Box 3 Fe RENT— PARLORS on frst flo E ot of unfurnir! e for hogs keeyipe at No. 608 ith w. Lid ME BEST Two PARLORS we Back Par ard cold wat Kevenan Soand E ets. w hare a three or ‘pm BRICK HOUSE. between Ith ard 17th streets and Gs: | Most bein zood oor cash. Addrces Box 52, ANTRD-THE AVERICY GRAPH COMPANY havea Trai orened st their roo: men and women received at once a8 candidates for operate: charge for tuition. epelers of Erulish only admitted. App to E. SMITH, ANTED—A smail HOUSE, nicely Fent yaid in advanoe if desirabis. Penmen and correct | FRORRENT—Two tne WooMS f ANTED-FURNITURE. FURNITURE, ANTED—HOUSF, furnished or unfurnished ; northwest ; near cars; good yard Leck Box 241, City P.O. ANTFD—TIE MEN Apply at JOBN gorner 6th and K 24th. reful person, Liberal wazes given. ANTED—A NURSE GIRL, 85 pe ust stay nights: neath fi reférence required at 3231 T st,n.w. AATED—Severt for Somerset & Cambria Kai Iroad_ Gallon W- OCLLINB, 620 H st sw. y 2AVAN, CODWISE & CO, Contractors Apply between five Railroad ANTED—Three wcod SOLICITORS for the ‘Life of Gen Garfield " Selis rewlily. Good 437 7th st. n.w., Room 7. ALLET DAVIS’ PIANOS.—The best UPRIGHT PIANO in the world. t for my Fall stock, Sept- lst. FR 21-60 H. L. SUMNER, Agent. yy ANTED To apprentice a very will "Y dustrions boy, 17 yei the cerriage-making and painting busine after 4 o'clock at 714 G et. 8. w. oe hcaatint 7aanos ei ements.”——-Theo.. Thomas, 8. B. Mille, J, Rive, &c. Matchless Burdett Or- gana. Prices ‘reasonable. Terms easy. Je9 G. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th et. DRY GOODS. BY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. There is nothing better in the market. It is ele- gantly made, avd of the very best material, and only 80 cents, finished, ady for the wash tab. Only Sv cents for the “‘Mystery” Shirt. Gent’s LINEN COLLARS, latest styles and fines‘ Quallty-only $1.60 per dozen eix for 75 cents. Best quality, at MEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, aug]s 1002 F street northwest. QHIRTS TO OBDER. i) — Our SHIRTS to order tre unsurpassed for com- style and durability. Fitwuarauteed. Ready- mace BHIR1S of our own make, 50 cents up. Choice lot of NEOKWEAR at 50 cents, former! #1. Elewant British Half Hose at 25 cts. ; Hosiery, Gloves, Collars and Cuffs. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, suls S16 F st. opp. Patent Office. Act LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, 25, 87. 58, 55, 69, 62%, 75, 81, $1.25, 81.60. tz" NEW DESIGNS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE FOR PRIOES QUOTED. WINE OTE DOVE TES, NAPEINS, ee LINENS, eae SANG BI (KETS, . COMFORTS. DOMESTICS at the lowest prices. GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS SHIRTS, $1. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) sugl6é O18 7th st. nw Crcane our OUi ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS REGARDLESS OF QOST. Pure LINEN FIGURED LAWNS reduced from Maus thsusah. yards of beantifal. FIGURED a , LAWNS reduced from 10'bown te 6. FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS AT COST. Fine quality (wool) DREBS GOODS reduced from 26 Down to 1235. WAMSU‘TA, the best wearing COTTON in the world, reduced to 10. ornare CARTEW’s, TAL Market Space. INDIA LINEN, the new and desirable article for ladies’ white dresses, reduced from 31 DOWN to 20. Beautiful Lace Stripe White Goods reduced to ‘129g. 15. "Shetland Ruawie Si gE Sr et ah ee ee ; nd Shawis, 81, 81. , 82. size heavy Linen Towels rediiced from 25 ows to Bleck Silks, Bleck Csehmeres, Black Satin, Black Tawiee, Black Crape Cloth, ‘Black Grenadines, Black Bunting, at ** actva” cosz. Pure Woo! Twilled Cashmeres, 25. CABRTER’S, jy28 ‘71 Market Space. WIRT MANUFACTURERS. DUBREUIL BROS. & CO., 4112 F Street N. W. We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in uct aoe Our IPTIC SHIRT only 65 centa. Our GLOBE SHIRT only 75 cents. ‘The EUREKA REINFOROED, finished, only We will compare it with any other Shirt for the waits 8 line of GENTs' FURNISHINGS always on BREUIL BHOS. & CO. syo3 DOT w strece Woe” LAIN OF THE BALTIMORE B Grease SHIBT FAOTORY. 435 7th street mw. leadquarters for Ready-made Dress Shirts. Shirts Hadelounicr: Onreseonion, Perfect fitting. SUM UNDEB-! ‘TS 10 per cent. lower than regular price. STEAM SHIBT FACTORY, 3y27 435 7th st. B.we, PRING AND SUMMEB DEESS S eooDs. We have on hand a splendid line of French GOO) vrisins assortment of pts yan eed yy Sey Mulls and Frencl uintoabs, eit esadoss An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., jy8_ 1823 F st. m.w., near Ebbitt House. (CKS! BRICKS BRIGKS! BME Boron, Brcsiaves ana Basins 4 to furnish material, including Hand-made or ©, BRIOK, with river mortar, at the rate of $8.75 per M. Will furnish Mortar for 83.25 pers SGaod Bork and entire satiafaction guaran B09 114 street southwest, onsed % Breage the WM, has Jast received ici ceie” One enr RS ee eee NTED.—A private family wants to lease, as (OK RENT Bin finished, nuns F and 1st JGAMAN, No. 5 Reaping Rooms. Alea, a lyre wasand water in al. W'O. 1 ard @ sts. FROR SALE At a Ba: 22 feet front, rn’ Harewoo! ave, t delixltful « and beau y complete I y be rented toa first c é McGiLL, Architect, Koom . 1282 9th et. nw. 8 t, 11 rooms, beautiful ry modern iniprove a residence, for at least three years, privilege of renewal, a FURNISHED DW! HOUSE, with four or more cha to he ziven October Ist. 14th st, and rorth of H st. n. promptly paid, c with full particulars, Box 94, Btar Uitice. ANTED—By a competent double entry book- keeper, s POSITION to post books, settle ac » during evenine hours. i I., Stat office. ANTED—Families to SERVANTS and other help. bern aids and Nurses, all DONAL & CO., Seenc furnish with reliale with reference ‘st shi 1th etn Apniy on JOR RENT. new, 6 very lar meut, Fitchen an 7 in ac OR KENT —Cne D Sroame, - Bet, Iith and Boveral «ix room Brick Hx ‘ » between 1 1 Tith sts. month. Apply to A. 8. PRATT SON, 401 corner aul FOE BENT BRICK ROUSE, No 116 i Rw. : 778 cgas and water. exceliant ne hood.” Rent, §23 per 1 DUVALL © M 804 F street. t ausii ‘MILITARY BOUNTY. Soldiers’. Homestead OLAIMS, and 'D SCRIP, for which hihest rates J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ww, Room 41, LeDroit Building. auct 3m y ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERVANTS: all sorts; boys, «iris; SEAMSTRESSES for city all with reference. 926 F st. n w. kinds of LAN ; SERVANTS of WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. yANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in lareo or small quantittes. Hizhest cash price paid. 221 Den’a ave., between 8d and 455 18. ANTE D—STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND in all its branches #16 Louisiana ave! ANTED—FEATHERS TO REN Mattresses to remake and fine uj Moth exterminated by steam. . No. dee Pernsylyania avenue, opposite Willard’s UPHOLSTER ANTED—Everyb made unexcelied I quart, two quarts 606. Ler gallon, st 1035 Warner's liand- Mi, three quarta 85c., or st. n.w. Discount to deity ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELLA firet-cless Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a «reat deal cheaper than a com” mn new suit ean be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, _ No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 403 9th N. B.—We buy but first class Second- band Clothing. FOR KENT—Thecommodl Sherman Hou mite 23 Poor bom used a nn: sitnate, No. dali mod. isi clase boar ble in the city fi st. now. Fo RENT—To gentiemen oniy—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROOM. No other lodzers and no children. Terms moderate. 1210 9 Dw. aus! R RENT—Nine room BRICK HOT mcdren improvements. No. 1519 12th #t tween Khode Island ave. and Q ets. now. At JUHN F. GREEN, 1520 Lith st. ausl0-im* POR RENT—No. 406 lat St. 6 ¥ —A neatly far- rished HOUSE 001 Seven rooms, with improvements. Apply on the premiser ne FOR BENT—Ar 825 a Mcxra—HOUSE No 2213 Get. Keys ac joining. inquire 920 Lon- isiana avenue. wd tae Se ‘OR RENT_STORE cong cf oth and L BORE Gof cause and stable. Alea, or cent ew Jersey avenus Appl ©. JCHINSON, 71s 18th st buet-iem {OE RENT—No. 1446 N st, n. w., near Scott Statne; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- cluding servants’ and batoroom: all modern con- veniences. Rent $55. Can be seen at any time. {ne-haif block from cars. Apply to J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15th st. augd-lm IR RENT—Six-room HOUR! a; Apply to WHEATLEY ES MONEY TO LOAN. To call or send orders to EST AND Moat COMPLETE JOB DYEING AND OLEANING ESTABLISH- __, First-class in Every Particular Work called for and delivered anywi city, or by mail or express from other plac W. H. WHEATLE 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D. C. _ BUSINESS CHANCES. K ightcea SHARES “Belt” wtrect T. J. JOHNSTON, 420 6th st_n.w. 32 FOR O1TY FRUIT FARM in India: & MRR Reilroad gtock. FOR FNOBA’ room BRICK Hs GEO. W. STICKNEY, ANTE —OaPITOL HILL O0-OPEA’ G ASSOCIATION STOCK, state the amount paid on each share and the lowest cash Sates CO-OPERATION, Star Offies, for NEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON KEAL ES- tate at Kix (6) per cent, in sume to suit. Loans xctiated on collateral cecurity. Apply to LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. n.w. sugls (it Mor TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. $160, $300, $350, $500 to Ioan. Also larzer sume, ak may be desired. Lowest charwes and lowest rates of interest. B. 8. WARNER, sugit NE F street corthwest. NO LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Suse To Brit, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small sums. No delay B_O. HOLTZ ty31 Vth and F ete —_—_—_—___O BOARDING 15, with ood beat ic Boom snd board for two, $5 ut rooms. OAT FOR SALE—Whole or part. Rare chance. Deubie sliding seat; out-rieger; cedar. B.B. ‘OR SaLE—A Rane Orronrustiy—A RES- TAURANT, in the bestand most central loca- [lon in the city. Address “*Restauran: ce. T A RACRIFICE—Sni and Provision Sto: all STOCK of a Grocery . For an active man no better stand in the District. Reason forselling bad health. Address Kox 6: Fes REX or unfurnished, et 314, 316 and 318 Indisua ave. now. : also first-class BOARD, $15 per mouth. SARAH FLAGLER. Jy27 5a HE TREMONT HOUSE offers wood with first-class Hotel Board, for per month; house is well furuished; tst aks, and coolest location in the city. "_jy24-Im NHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th etn w., sone of the conieest and best conducted Bosrdine Honses in the city. Transient Boarders accom dated at reasonable terms. OR SALE—The well-known OIG: TIONARY STORY 1207 Pen: with an established trade and now doig awocl Dueiness. Reasons entirely satiefactory for sel Apply on premises. JOR SALE—That business PROPERTY uorth- east corner of H and 9th sts. n.e. Oars pass tho ‘Will be sold at an extraordinary bai it must be sold to close an cetate a st EAP HOMES. —We are instructed by a party who has removed from the city to offer the fol- lowing barvaibs in real estate, viz FOUR NEAT BRICK CO1TAGES on 9th st n. ¢.. containing rarlor, dining room and kitchen on first floor and three chambers and bath room on as throughout. Good lot front and 00 each ; only $200 down, balance $25 Fer worth. "A discount for all cash. Also, ‘TWO NEAT FRAME GOTT, "AGES on 10ih st. n. Sane arrangement except bath room. Piazza Price 81,200 each, on same terms. t to lee FITCH, FOX & BROWN, augl9-3t 1437 Pennsy) OTICE. Hav applieations (on account of the ‘our office) from parties wis! HOUSES rOTIONS OF THE CITY, we this branch of our business jes entrusted to our care d and receive our personal STAIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1418 New York avenue. SALE—208 D strect n.w., three-story and Moement BHIOK HUSK, bay window, con gply THOS y BOURES IN ALL BE have determined to special attention will be Eterally advert: teins nine reoms, ‘Agent, 1216 F st. nw. B SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- imore, Md. ; fue Fixt cation, doing a very good 60.000 HAND-MADE MERCHANTABLE oni a re ents provements: in ERS, most desirable lo- ‘ivanis av. D.w. A MENTS, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 2 416 11th st. nv. VOR SALE—A BLACK GELDING, 1,000 pounds seven years old handsome carriaa® and sep: ood bone and wind. trots in abit Seaghy three minutes; kind disposition ; perfectiy safe: fearless of steam cars: an exceptionally fine lndy*s horse. Addrora “BLACK TOM," Star fice; orcan be feen at PRICE'S States. J to 7 o'clock, Tuesday. 24th inst. £@-JENNY LIND an HAR NESS if required. audi -2t* It SALE—A FAMILY OANRIAGE, worth #150) will be sold for $11) Soe carh. Apply st 412 4th st. 8c. a”20-2t a POR SALES Fine family WoRRE pertecty Sownd snd gentle, six years old. Hand. some VICTORIA abd: BUGGY. in sod order: xood bargin if sold at z NEV's Stables, 103 17th ste PON Gt RK SALE—Rixteen head of HORSES just ar- Fred fom Rockingham county.Va.. 2 Coupe Horves : 2 Saddle Horses, aid a Wir Sagi Dapple Gray Horses, Can be seen at JNO. SIMMONS" tables, $11 12th st-n.w. ~ ativl9-6t UST ARKIVEDS Valley, > J ‘ rom Shenandoah Wied Rock. im cour , Va., - ORSES suitable for Wagon, Cart, Driving Fepresented ort oat Eon HARRISON'S T no a " Btables, cor. 10th and C sts. n.e. auch ene 8 BALE Three-spring Oonoond W. second band; Fistiorm Spring Wa- (lnc rs . W. MAGKATH. a EALE—At great barsaine £ earteceed ney cen 2 723 Tihet-bewe uls-6t SALE CHEAP—A young, sound ‘and ORSE: can trot in 2 iso, Btcey and HARNESS, at NO. 1B the stocks of New and 5: W. Loan, aulé-Im 124 W. Prattst., dear foun,