Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1880, Page 2

THE EETER ING STAR. ASHINGTON. WEDN eDAT ecee sees: August 25, 1880. CROSBY &. NOYES... Editor. Zhe Evening Star has@ regular, perma- mens. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and eq ual to tha Of all the other daily papers here added to- Oether. a ‘TE Srax office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or apy information Or business can be sent day or night, frea of charge. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sam- Mer travelers, can have THE Stan mailed to them, Doetpaid, for fifty cents per month, the address being changed as often aa defired. The money most accompany the order in all cases. The French Doctors Upon Warga- rine Batter. ‘The Paris Academy of Medictne has lateiy made an f igation in regard to the health- fulness of margarine, or oleo-margarine, a3 we call it. It seems that complaints had been made tothe French government that marga- Fine had been substituted for butter in the Paris Tunatic as and the French Minister of the Interlar asked the Academy of Medicine to give 80 opinion cpon the matter In a sanitary point Of view. A committee of Investigation was Appointed who found that the margarine was So distasteful tothe patients and employes of ‘the asylums that its use had Deen mostly aban- doned there, but further inquiry develo; the the determination whether the product 13 a Wholesome one therefore became of very con- Siderable importance. Beginning at tae bottom, the committee give the history of marzartae. Tt seems that M. Mouries, who 1s somewhat noted as an experimenter tn {mproved modes o¢ making bread, announced some years ago the existence of a new alimentary product which he propos#d as an economical substitute for utter. under the name of margarine, oleomar- garine, or margarine butter, which consisted la the mixture of diiuted milk with beef and other fat, which had undergone an elaborate mantpu- Jation under high pressure and an elevated tem- perature. This was found to be unremiera- tive as a commercial product, and later manu- facturers have added to the fat (itself not al- Ways of the purest quality) from ten to thirty per cent of a vegetable oll derived from the pea- But, which. belog cheap, white, inodorous and dasteless, effectually serves the purpose of adal- teration, The report of the cormmmittee 1s agalast the use of margarine In the asylums, and Is also adverse to its general use as a substitute for butter. The margarine as originally prepared 1s no longer an object of commerce, being too dear. That which Is actually tn use 1s an indus- trial product open to varlous frauds. Vegetable Olls are especially introduced, and If It 1s easy to decide by chemical analysis whether a given Product consists of butter or margarine. tt Is Very difficult to aftirm whether this margarine 4s pure or mixed with ofls, and vegetable olla are Known to be more diMicult of digestion than animal fats. It will be seen from the above that they man- ge these things differently tn France. When our Congress tustituted an inquiry in the mat- ter and sent a committee of investigation on north, the margarine manufacturers of New York captured them, and dined and wiped and ‘Whiskied them until they didn’t know animal fat from fusti oil or apy other oll, and they came back and reported oleo-margarine to be altogether lovely, in fact a little better than genulne but- ter. The French margarine men were not smart; but perlaps they knew better than to try the New York plan upon the doctors there. The Medical fraternity of France, or of this country either, would not be so pliable as a congres- sional committee. ——_—_~+--______ Among other things that Americais to be Congratulated on ts the improvement in the Class of people who come here from Europe, With the object of taking notes and launching “B book devoted to our institutions on their re- turn home. Mr. Dickens’ “American Notes,” While they contained much truth, can szarcely be accepted, even at this late day, when the anger they provoked has subsided, as altogether fair criticisms. In “Border and Bastile,” the €centric author of “Guy Livingston,” now gone if not forgotten, rapped us pretty sharply upon the knuckles, while a whole school of smaller fry than Mr. Lawrence, visiting America at fre- Quent intervals, were wont to write of us With an absolute disregard of what was Just and equitable. Mr. Rae, of the London Doiy News, was one of the first to treat us fairly, and in “Westward by Rall” he com- mented in a generous manner on our faults and our virtues, and set an example to those who should follow him which has been productive of Good results. Mr. George Jacob Holyoake, who bas contributed several articles to the Nine teenth Century concerning us, has, by his fatr- ness and impartiality of treatment, perpetuated ‘the esteem fn which, as a reformer and thinker, abe was held by the American people. Although nearing his seventleth year, Mr. Holyoake has Shown by his comments on our methods of living and of working out our destiny that nis Observant eye Is not clouded nor his judgment ‘warped by the prejudices which seem to be inseparable from a long life spentia England and the viewing of things foreign from a British Standpoint. Finally, here ts Father Macko- nochie, another famous ishman, who comes to see with his own eyes : ican Cousins | Only a few weeks ago. Dut he has gone stncerely to work, and Is pursuing hts Investigations in a quiet and unobtrusive manner. He began by Visiting the slurs and tenement houses In New York, atter which he visited Philade iphia and Baltimore, where he preached several times, He bas now gone to Chicago, from which city he wHl return in season to Saul for Europe at te close of the month. Pather Mackonoc&le Is greatly ad- Mnired asa Christian, who works with uatiring energy amo! he London poor from the most generous impulses. He ts sure to Mind much to commend tn our charitable and reformatory In- sSututions. His presence here as well as that of Mr. Thomas Hughes, 1s a sort of poetical re- venge for the recent infliction of Mr. George Augustus Sala, of whom it has been sald that Were he to undertake the narration of a city's history, he would prefer to write it In a church. tower, drawing on his tmagination for his facts, to taking the trouble of getting them by the laborious process of inquiry. ~~ —_ Something of a panic has been raised in New + York over reported danger of an ice famine in consequence of exhaustion of supply through «| the renewed hot weather. It would seem from ‘THE Stax interviews elsewhere with Washing- ton dealers that there ts no real danger of an ice famine, and the report has doubtless been put out by New York speculators who have tried to make a corner on tce and fatled, and ow want to unload The reports direct from the Kennebec, the great source of ice supply, are that ice ts falling in price, instead of rising, and that the New York and Philadeiphia specu- iators, who bought heavily on the Kennebec as Ligh as $5.75 per ton, expecting to control the Market, now gladly take $4 a ton. Further, it Scems Nova Scotia Ice 1s coming forward at $4 a ‘ton; so there ts no danger of a famine, or of our 1 aving to send to Norway for a supply, or to re- fort to the manufacture of artificial ica, —— -~see- The withdrawal by Joshua K. Osgood of his Tame as the candidate of the temperance party for the governorship of Maine ts quite a lift for ‘She republicans. He ts much Tespected in the State, and bis candidacy would have given con- siderable strength to the pronibition ticket. YP TCBELL, COOKE & ce., STOOK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, py Thee on small margin all Stocks on & Stock Stock E: deal a Exchange iso deal in Priv. Soya PLUMBING. Mare? ¥. Baie, yt 12 Oth st. nw. ot ee rbckahiNd mith ow ton pes is proper saafcary filed. ape ban" C= COAL! coaLi:n ARTHUR B. SMITH havisg bowrht the old es tablished Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1233 5th st.n.w. would lully solicit the patrooage of his friends and the public generally. He has been for & umber of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. The best grades of Cos! alwayson hand. Sawed and Split Wood and Coal kept under cover. Orders by telephone or mail will receive prompt attention. ARTHUR B. 8 “ITH, gug25-1m 3233 5th st. n.w. NOTrics. OUR FALL AND WINTER STOOK CARRIED OVER, ASD ALL EPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES, FoR NEXT 30 DAYS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODs. w. BROWN, S17 Market Space. QECOND HAND CLOTHING, aug25 HATS, ee oriie? ay cae WATCHES, Cs Can be disposed of at the hizhest cash prices calling on M.WALSKEY, 001 D erect, coraer th street northwest. Orders by mail pe be Frompty attenced te. L MARTIN & CV. 5S CE cReaawEd PULP MORTAR BLACK, fh BRICKTA’ Where Biack Joints Stock on hand. J. H. JOHNSON & CO. Acests, an’ 22th st. Wharfand 1202 F st.n.w. OBN MILL, et Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Cone aN WooDe Min Office, Depot, and Kin and V ‘nthe P RINDI ING WOOD. 133. ‘ow per cord. OAK KIsDLING WO 0D 86. 00 per cord A Losd of KIND:.IN« WOOD delivared in any part of the city for 81.25 -HONIC CONNEOTION. Orders oxcanas filled, and satisfaction enar- arteed. au2stin Ca BERET CITY. PUBt The ry fee ring results frora the “iret sale of over $001 Bailding Lots at this famous resort have indnced the Company having the matter in cha-y2 to accede to numerous requests for another sale, and respectfully announce that the second and probably the . AST PUBE. ie Agnes OF LOTS At owes ATLA CITY will bs held on URDAY, ee 28, 1850, at 2:30 p.m., at Buitire Hotel, Brigantine Beach. ‘(The dewiand slready de for lotxis sufiicient evidence of the ae tractions cf this famous ch. It ig easy of access, lying just acress the inlet from At tic City. Cirenlars and msps with f1 information ent ppon application. address BRIGA NE IMPKC >e YEMENT CO., 436 Walnut st., Phila. aug’ QucsILY DAMAGED SEWEE PIPE A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. We are also offering LowER THAN Even TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, OHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE CROCES ann GARDEN VASEs, of our OwN Mayvractvre. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey Avenue, Nzas B. & O. Depot. RBOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, DRAWINGS EVERY 15 DAYS. FULL INFOBMATION, &c., FURNISHED BY J. DUFF & CO.. Bankers, 42 Nassau Street, corner Liberty, New York. THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING Wint Take Prace at HAVANA, OUBA, SATURDAY, Srv. 4ru, 1880. Capital Prize. 500,000 Spanish Dollars. 1,350,000 oe Dollars will be distributed. atg23-m, w! )peeraun FOR COLD WEATGER, aug? IF YOU WANT COMFORT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES. They make pure hot air free from gas and dust, snd is more durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Heater made. WALTER D. WYVILL, 9u21-2m 452 Penn. GE4Ls FOR SOCIETIES AND RUBBER STAMPS. Rubber Stamps for Marking Clothing, {rit Inael- lible Ink, and for Business Purposes, a! J. BAUMGARTEN’S, 12322 Pa. ave. ve. ang21 1) ios SHIRTS FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. TO ORDER. W, 8S. TEEL, sng? 935 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘6S cHOoL OUTFITS.” ALL WOOL by al PLAIOS. LUPIN'S COLO: 8 AND. CORDULETTE 5 KHYBER Gcorns AND BERGE! 8 LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS. Henriette Cloths, Cashineres Tamise Cloths, Bor! Mumie Gloths; Freue Buutings. COURTAULD}S CRAPES AND VEILS. Conrtanla’s **rat quality’ Black English Orape for trimming, all wicths and price COURTAULD'S EXTRA BLACK CEAPE IN ROLLS FOR VELL: ALL SUMMER 3 GOODS AT “Greatly REDUCED PRICES.” NB PRICE ONLY.” PLAIN FIGURES. MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th et. Extabitehed in 1840. augl OUB LAST CHANCE. Y In order to prerare for Fall Trade I have reduced pal ae line of SUMMER CLOTHING fuily 25 Tr Sou wish to save money buy now. Never were Goods cheaper. Nor such Genuine Bargains o: Your Last Chance to get Good h aud Hieliable Cloth- eae REDUCED PRICES. 10° ray “Tt PRICES NEVER HEARD OF FORE IN IHIS OITY. = Hesitate no longer, but come rizht along for GENUINE BARGAINS. SINESS SUITS at reduced prices. DRESS SUITS ‘at reduced prices. ALPAOA OOATS 3 reduced prices. WHITE VESTS at reduced p: Bove" AND CHILDREN'S Beits at reduced P vinole Bt ‘Stock at Reduced Prices to make room for Buy now. Hesitate no longer. y 4. STRAUS, ROLL Pennsylvania Avenue, sugi3 Between 10th —— 11th streets. Ww bal tn HATT! aulé 720 een Ble, pets Gand (COLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. cee STONE and BARTHENWARBE of every de- "land and machine-made FLOWER POTS of all sizes. EN V) DAIRY and QOOKING CORRE, SSR PURE, 2 Florists and the aud at the lowest prices baer" OF FRESH MI rnalenal We ee here Lime complet xara bd Rives and Fendsotme = which ‘we call aSention TIFFANY & CO., jewelers, Union Square, New York City, invite attention to their new bridge movement Stem Wind- ing Watches in 1S carat gold hunting cases at One Hun- dred Dollars cach. They are carefully finished im every particular, adjusted to heat and cold and are con- fidently guaranteed as the best Value for the money at- tained in a watch. Correspondence invited. Address, TIFFANY & CO., New York. Antique and Modern Furni- ture representing various his- torical periods, Bric-a-brac, Paintings, Statuary, English Silverware, cte., etc. In Sep= tember a collection of Objects of Art purchased at the late sale of Prince Demidofi at San Donato, opened. SYPHER & CO., 741 Breadway, New Yerk. aug21-10t Florence, ARGAINS, BARGAINS. SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 Market Space, ‘Will oven on fei he the ae instant, another larwe invoice of CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS Of the newest desiens, and embracing a full line of such xoods as usually found in a first-class estab- lishment. Special attention is called to the induce- ments offerad to cash buyers, which will continue for the remainder of the lusive sale of the BLEEPING BPRING PILLOW. Prompt at- tention given to STEAM OARPET GLEANING. Verena, Headquarters, 209 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, OATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE FOR SALE. aug21 BOBT. SMITH. V. 5. Reeve YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NOROROSS' REGULATORS attached to your furnace. It is AUTOMATIO and will save ones ‘third of your coal. WALTEB D. WXVILL, Agent, aug21-3m 452 Penn‘a ave. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTURE. ALL OF OUR JOIST AND STUDDING ARE OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE "HEART IN THEM, OLEARER OF ENOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUB PRIOES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE OITY. FLOORING, (GOOD)... +++ 81,60 No. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET).... $1.35 WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE 4y20 Gs GIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES GARDEN HOSE, GARDEN HOSE. OIL STOVES, OIL STOVES. PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING. EDWARD CAVERLY & CoO., mys 1495 New York Avenue. Bere ° = |e STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, LishE, THREAD GLOVES, MAG. REAL id 4 Bi vans om Mie At GOST airs. M. J. HUNT'S, we Nos. 691 and 623 D st. WE4VEE. HENGLA & CO., MARUFACTUBERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. FOR BALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS. Office and Warerooms, 1065 and 107 Water street, “A WANTS. EDUCATIONAL. —d THED CLASSICAL AND | MILI- BY TARY acsDaes Sra ce Catalogue, EMY, a an25.1mo* Bethel Academy PO. Feugier ova, | & MSS. Es, SERBORFE will _reopan_ her feta a - Bailey add James G. Payne, patrons SCHOOL, FOR BOYS AND Gi ‘MOS- Academy te Washi DAY, September 6th, at cy S10 Sa Con THEO. RYATT, Prosident. AND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Ree ACER Ke erstE, Regorerans, MD.—Will reopen Szerex- = oy piven, with lecturey On Eestory, ‘belles lotires ae Milita ny ct by an U. 8. | Fen, For acnlare paacen mie Del ed egutoongtien ban. | it EL needa eats MENT dled, Sberman, 2a'Professor of Billitary Science ad Tac- tic.” “Arms. and Accoutrements furniehed. Aca~ Gemiec work as beretof: — ow oe ‘FISBEE, A.M.. Principal. TOWN, HALL FOR Boys, Mp,—Unsurpassed. _hef- hhomas J. oDs at the sch Priactmale STs ieee Or ‘ATION, B. V. M. ont eres forinis Ttituiion will be resumed iONDAY, September 6, 1550. For foformation, Gata ress My T RECT! aug2d QW Frederick City, aa. ES ECTIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND SMALL Boys. —The eeventh annual session will commence MONDAY, Seot. 6, 1890, at 210 A stn @, Miss EMILY EB. HUNT, Teacher.a2i-Im* tin HE ADJUNCT-PROFESSOR of in the COLUMBIAN COLLEG® would be Blad to tecure private pupils or to teach in a city school during hours net engaged at the Coileze. Rubjects nek fish, and Lower Muthe. : arfield, reoren, en. Alvord and Hon. Wm A. P. MONTAGUE, Golunbian Ool- sug2t-lm* who has two grande O.RINEAR, Ac Me THE Speaker Ran- LABROQUE, 1823 F st., french Instructor, wrad uate of Sorbonne Uni- Paria. Gasses in French. Latio, Greek, . Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. ransla- anzld Ee = EREFARATORY SCHOOL COLUMBIAN’ COLLEGE. Prof. OT18 T. rason D., Princi- aly hd Tuntrtctor in ftistory ‘and the’ Zaets » ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- Tet ANTHONY SANUS, Instructor in Lee) By German. HARRY C. DAVIS A. B., Instructor in = nmanship and Bookkeeping. HOWARD GORE, B.S., Instructor in Matheration ® School affords a thorough preparation for the College. “Its full conrse extends through four years, it furnishes alsoa Bich School coui occupying two years, for pupils who have com: pleted the!= studies in the common Enalish branch- . cither in the Pub ic Schools or elsewhere. “rhe seeeion opens on the sil of Bentemntes, Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly in advance, 868. ‘There are no extra charges. For cata ogues or further information addzesa the Princips!, Collee Hill, above 14th atreet. aug] 9-sm PAA 3. MAX MUELLER. Teacher of CAL and INSTROMENTAL MUSIC. Mn- rt St. John's Episcopal Church. 2028 Sarcaclincetzs avenue D.Ww. augl7-6w? ORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N. J.—Beautiful location, healt ful, home erned. Re augi7-Im WHIARLOTT. Mary's count; tember each session of By WM.T.BRISCOK, ¢, thorongh ebristian WM. C. BOWEN, A. M., Pros't. Ae ees SCHOOL, St. jon besins Sep- Board and Tuition. $75 in advance for months. Fy Secretary to {MESON INSTITUTE, MUSELECT CLASRICAL pana MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL e Board. al7-1m* 1th st., between T and K atroets, Will reopen WEDNESDAY, September 8th. For Cireu! ad CHARLES 5. YOUNG, 1 Eaacinal, auclT-260 th street. MEPICAL, SS UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. ‘The thirty-second annual Medical Session will commence in the Colleze Building, corner 1-th and E ste. o.w., MONDAY, September 6th. For pat- ticulare apply F. A. ASHFORD, M. D., Dean, aug17-6w 1330 New York avenue. Fscoral, FEMALE INSTITUTE, Winchester, Va., Bev. J. 0. t, D.D., prin? cipal. A chartered institute Se bine tense «rade, with experienced teachers i the departmenta ot Erwlish, Modern Languages, Music, etc., with duced rates. Bezins eptember 2. 9 10 ol RTEENTH &8T.— ‘a tanght 3 the natural method.” Mille V. PRUD- for children and young ladies wi reopen SF PTEMBER ath Nass hours 9 a, yi. For -Adulis October 9ta, Hours ita: ‘¢D.m. Great advantaxes offered to pupi's who ‘@ the whole course. ‘Terms mod- Br ectal arrangements made for private Classes ab siglo pupiine ‘ang16-6m G_ WY FEYNN, A. M1, 702 5h stretn gy + will open afternoon classes Sept. 13th for grade of advencement. Mathematics, Latin, y Erench, German, ish, Penmanship and ‘pipe. Evening’classes continue as hereto- fore at ‘35 bermonth. Bpecial attention to prepa- tion for college, West Point, Annapolis and all Geenpe itive exaininations.- Private lessons on mod- erate tern 8, auclt OYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SQBOUL, Presbyterian Church, street, overs Sept. 6th. Circulars, with testimo- nials, at the booksteres. For furtier information address the Principal, Lock Bo augl2-2m ra . HUNT, A. M. a OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED T BeHOOR = nee 936 P street onthe aoe DT ee DORR WN, Prineipsl. GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, od of 7th snd L sts. n w.—This insti SPrcercesre and successful experience of 16 ears. It educates young men and women for Use- ee felf-support. Its parent peoure tions if She shear oy rofit. Ourse of stud raining comprises the Knglieh, Lauwuace, Basi peas Arithrr.etic, ‘Spencerian Practical Bpusieerr aera Bookkeeping, by tingle aud double entry, adavted to every variety of business usimess Practi iu requiring the making out and exchanging of al kinds of business papera, x paving and reosiving 1C00) Elocution and Lee- ae Ey ie at 20, For information sn aus H tbe. Coilere or address HENRY wale” ICSBUBG, A healthful, beautiful College Home and School. Opens? — Sept, 15th. Jy17-2awl6t T. P. Pres. Sessions begin MON- 2 aa FE FEMALE COLLEGE, MEOHAN- EPARTMEN Tr TERIOR, August 19tb, 1590. ~ FROPOPALS FOR FUEL. Seated Proposals will be received wntil 12 o'clock m: WEDNEQDAY, Bereaenen ten guO oe ee birthing Coal and Wood to this Department for the present fiscal year. {nsiructions t bidders will be furnished on ap- plication at the Superintendent's office. ELL. ang21-25,78,31 Acting Secretary. ROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVE- MENT OF VARIOUS: STREK IS IN Tae ores NOFCW ASHINGION AND | GEORGE TOWN, OCENGINERE. Drtanraces 18- Telenor Ooncwite wa BINGTON, August 15, 1880.—By direction of the Board of Commissioners, Sealed Proposa's will be received at tins office until 120'cLock M., ox Moxpay, Avausr 30, 1830, for improving various streets in'the cities of Washing- ton and Georgetown, D. 0. Blank forms af pr and Rhee ions can be obtained at this of- oor with all cereas rs information, upon applica. Hon therefor, and tids upon these forias-will-cone be considered. ‘The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or parts of bids. W. J. TWINING. Ma- Jor of Enincers, U. 8 ‘A., Engineer Commissions: Sg = A WHITE WOMAK to & OF ieee: MWasne ooo % WASTED—A fret class BRE ‘AD sod, PASTRY BAKKR at the Tremont House, 2d et and Indiana avenue. ARTED A competent GIRL to cook, wash and iron. Must stay at nicht. Wares @.0. At No. 411 15th st. n.w., between Dand Este. Vv ANTED-A WHITE trate to_ cook, wash iron for a toman, a short |. tance in the ee GULDE! Aracostin ®. ©. “pre. Ae aur25-3t y ANTEB-A A settled WHITE WOMAN to do tomo goes homework; to on short aistaac c We Rood references. - dress Box 0, Star office. enue ds-2te ANTED_B pie oman, Wiarerr ATION * rearectablo white woman, “a eral housework in Addrces Box 10, Star y ASTED Three (otelieent an an - jnended LADY SOLICTTOWS. fort eons ta will pay handsomely. Call. or adareen.' nw, weer: J a ae ANTED—Two unfarni-hed ROOMS by sen- Wlman, wie and cng noone or third floor, in houke occupied by other ladiee and wente en. munet be within six rquares of Tressury, aud north of F et. REE, Star office. WiNten good reliable Tea SALES’ bas an estabushed trade and xo who i recommen aationr, to sell goods either on a commission on ora division of profit. Address 102 Water st., New York City. au. V mprovementa; bepaid. Address Box 88 i eas recs MAN and his work ona dairy ANGE D—A smail HOUS| cept thore thorouzt neeee Toquirelse Het ang 23-31 We a AMRLIES to furnish with BEL ABLE SERVANTS 4 all rorts ; boys, ei apd comntry al OR Tuck eco” WANTED—A ist se COOK, aan or wousn Jy, References required. “Addfess Pox. 20, Sisr aitice. _FOR RENT AND SALE. _ FGRSER Ty Four hamteome | unfurniahed conventencer. " Ro."1234 7h ‘bree upfurnished ROOMB, suit FBS ete OIRTG EIN, water and was Bithin one equare of three lines of street care. Fant mcderate. 3 Het. 2. auy25 “Ste ROR RENT—€20 Pra Xo as and © Deei- Foie corre: Pree Sore anid Sxfares. fugu ‘Weak! corner 3d any sts. now. sat TON RED NT = Jy ome On BEC on Joor, et! jor ot and ccla'water and bath Ate No ear aa ee “i teb minutes walk to the Departments anga5 yt xe. AND SALES OF gey e PRI- RD AT AUCTION. —Sco Bulletin is cen bs he ta ‘end 15th of ws ence at the of fice of THOS.&. WAGGAMAN, Slo 7th st-m. w.a25-5 Fos! 3st Ricely furvished ROOMS. ple rt antly sity wibele or en suite. Apply 1125 Hasntcineteaves aust se ra ed or aDfuraieh 4 F et., oppo meena 2 pees i NT Th: we KOOMS, unfurnished, eoc- No. 939 chusets ave, befwena wth =o poy iets. now. aur 2 PGE RENTSPRICK HOUSE, No 12M Ft elixibly located near the hotels; 18 rooms, mod rovemeDts. Apply on the prengecs. wi4-6t" em oo Fe: SALF_OOTTAGE of 8 rooms in Falls Church viliawe, Va. ¥ seres of land; fruit tn ndance : good nd rugning water. Terms Adéiess AUG. H. RAYMOND, at samo aie 24 -3t* f RENT—SOCHOOL BOOM connected with Sunderiand’s Church, 4% st. Hackboarda, lay room 1 Crue reasonable 98/H xt. now. aucd-ln OR FALF—Ata barcain, the new 2 story Bri BUUBE on the southwest coruer of Toth and K by lows: 19, feet front. 9 rooms, #28 latrobes. All convenie H. WARNOR, Sic Pet nw a enclosed pay ero FSA TREO aug2l1o3t ge? a competent pee eget mond ceper, 8 FORTTION to post books, nett connte Ke. Curing evening hours. madiees: I, Star office. ancl7-2w W ANTED—Families to furnish with seals SERVANTS a1 Cooks, bern aids snd. Nur: notice. $29 Sth st., cor. DONAL & CO., Agency. Wass ED -SILITABY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANT! iers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and D KCKIP, for which highest rates WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- oom 41, LeDroit Buil 4 31 MONEY TO LOAN. yporex TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 2150, 2300, 8350, #500 to loan. Also larzer sum desired. Lo’ So, pee : west charges and low rates of interest. B. H. WARNER, 14 916 F street northwest iP tees MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, VANTED TOM. GAR TT ¥ FATURER, wi STATU. ER, PS. &e., ton as new. gate a WAR- 84 rebronze as i. 12th st. AN TED. Ww. iH. WHEATLEY, StRaAM DYEING, Wer asp Dry Sco coho 49 Jefferson st.. Georgetown, D. 0. it] led facility, the best talent, and a fnll G N AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND iw BUMS TO Burr, IcaLs, Tam prepared tor the fal! trad At 6 per cent for oe dasee ‘and 7 per cent for small Work called for nnd delivered in the city: by N sae oS OLTZMAN, mail or oxpresa from ahr places. on i OPER ders by wail promptly attended. any23 a Ee cee 1B2g, SILVER, in larao ~ ~* = or sma!! quantities. ce i price paid. PERSONAL. 821 Pen'a ave., between Sdand 4% sta. auc” CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO | WY ANSEU STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND A ful Retentise Men, Aveictoolsn Dullders and OPHOLSTERY in all ts branches: thers interest to cali and exam! ae a sim} ret keds dnvention in the form ot 8 Fone cor J _aue20 £16 Lousiana avenile. ur Clock, patented by H. Wenzel, Ban Francisco, JANTED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, nd'now on exhibition hrre’ It is useful fot y Bil Wallginee wheres nenioer of clocks arereqitired, Wiitetirecen te such as Government Offi Offices, Schoo] Buildings, Ool- Jeger, Manufactories, French Flats, &c , and the obj complished ‘in the invention is to insure uniform and correct time throughont a building. An examixation of it will convince any one of its Fuperiority over every other system of time-keep- ing. C. SCHNEIDEK, Beil Hanger, a ¥ street Lorthwest. aug20-eo7t MoM“, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE mht of life. All business confidential. Gentlemen 50 cents each. 102 west, between K and L streets. aI Mex BLANCHE, or Panis, FEMALE DocTRess, cures all all complaints especially leuoorrhes, the Reo ORE 937 E et., betwoen 9th and 10th'n. w. myli-4m A ed PATCH mies TITLES, reports as to the responsibilit; of people, with al of liens on real éstate. D.w., 6 a.m. told p-m. Always in before 9 and ‘froct 2to5 apll-sm ‘ADAM ROSS, the loi oetablished, | relisble Cl it and ie eat- fetaction ie att 8 fait ie th irr cust PROFE YHARLES E. HILTON, A. M., WILL open @ School for young men and boys Sxe- TEMBFR 6 ‘The Classics, Mathematics and Higher ch will be thorouchly tanght. Special Ens attention wi be given to those preparing for col- lege, scientific coe or for competitive ex- aminations. Mr. Hilton will also Teceive private pupils of either sex For terms, testimonials from Fecent ate he, and further Pi Particulars ® apply at 406 bast Capitol street. im* GETOWN COLLEGIATE IN- A GINUTE FOR TOORG EAE BEDPENS WEDNESDAY, September Sth. 'Phose wishing to enter £8 boarding pu pila should apply without de- lay. Miss STEPHENSON, saeeineln al, 102 Gay et, Georgetwon, D.C. Prof. 1, ‘Teacher of French ei)-tm* N ISS CALKINS SELECT scHOUL for ee ‘8 and Girls will reopen: monasy| Bog 6th, at 209 Penpsylvanis avenues.e. CLARENS HOME acnoor, for near Alexandria, Va., offers ev thorough edneation. ‘Location a health PTE ENT A MASON, ausi-eolm Beaune as ane DAY SCHOOL FOR Youn Ladi epee Cee Board and tuition $150 per apnam. andmu‘ic extra. 6h session begins Se Ht 20th. Grretlars ob: the Btarcifice. Mrs. M 8. Bowie, Rockvili¢, Mae a7 2u* oe SYLN BEMINAIEY, 903 16th ST. near Lafayette Pai Boarding and pay Schoo! for Young t adic 2, lat Girls and Boys uader i. Fourteenth year wll commence Sept. 15th, 1839. Circulars may be ae at the book stores and at the Seminary. L. SMITA, Pring tna MIES B. ROS® Assiniant. Fao Bicones, LADIES’ CO: or and COLLEGE ef MUSIU and ORATORY th Preparatory Department, opens Serr. 15. Bias ORE pear. R. A. PATERSON, A. M., President mes Im Binghamton, Broome Co., N. SELECT HOME SCHOOL, for limited number of gir's, with comforts aud caro of pe fimuly, ip Lealthy location, nesr town of boas ‘ion in English and French in classes, with session from 15TH SerTEMBER to 1oTH Ni GEE Laurel, Prince George Oo., Md. OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND Y¥ BOHGOL FOR YOUN DIES, Will racpen et aio Lh iS oe Cu Aree ae Vy AVERLEY SEMINARY, 141: 5 Boarding and Day Bohol tc oF der a ‘aise fr avg5-eolm Mss, MISSES wil ARRINGTON. SaaREE SEMINA- ‘RD YOUNG a TADIES AND poe Ay SELL DENNY bot Oe FOR ed a eeTes0. Oireutaes th at at 1023 and 10 Gite fie epee at Bock BUSCH: ER snd Miss M. 0. ‘Preai- R] George's county, Md. sya haw CEDARS—A HOME SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LIT Mes ‘ert TLE GIRLS on the Hoighta’s nas. the location ter at praaice re desited. Tartan aed SEES rms moderate. é re address the MISSES EARLE, ner’ Fayetio and Tih ste, Georsetren D.O. su2-Im BO a rmhrcuS de UNIVERSITY puee: Mo.. ie 5 SEET. 15." Addves ups ie a Jp ana Von aUsiO."Pactcatar winnie ers, a8 Well as those Sane tae jnalified for Teach ‘Terms eee Tioderae. “125 8 stret SEMINAGY. es ec Health: Eenenoe vey all phi othe pare oe cal aes i ato! ae ee i hikes AKCHEE INSTITUTE, WASH- INGTO! oO. udiog Srnlae pleas Mis. ARON, uot uk Sie Waived: HG A ry wOan eee, ‘TUI- Men), see: sr aie ea S daraetraiamesey i” SR AND pepo Gt etal ON 3516-3m Mra J.B. Principal. ESSIONAL. H. JOHNSON, D. D.8. Dentistry in Allie Branches. GOLD FALLIN xd a special <>) Ofice17 HST. Ne Wa, oposite “*Cal- vary Baptiat Gnurch eference:—Hev. Dr. Domer and others. augll N OTIOE.—The Dental office and business of the late Dr. John H: Darrell, of 1257 Pa. avenue, will be continned by his nephew, Da, 0.) WATEUS, formesiy of to Be avenue. “A continuanes of patronage is respect- fally eolicited. ap3-6m, ply and fine upholatertt Moth {gfepminated by steai By Vdd Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Witlurea Hotel. and ANTED—Every bod Wagner's hand- WwW made unexcelied ig G1 senza, 0 cents. ter sallon, Hibs Tier ao Dew. Discou few aud st ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELL A first-claes Tailor-made Second-nand St ir much better and a ae oe agheaper than a com: mon Rew suit ene be bor HS OLD Sianp, No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch Store, st. nw. N band otto B.—We buy LOST AND FOUND. 0. 408 9h but first-class ‘Beoona- Fk BALE Two of ‘those clecant new BRICKS in row of tixon Q st. n.w., near 7th: bath, Lot and cold water, Ke term yuire of W e i st.. or on i R RENI—An Geant HOUBE of 8 rooms on near Wn all modern tmpreve- mente, cellar and atties | ard Kent dz Now. FIL Building. E. under St. Marc Hotel, Inquire in hotel office. JOR RENT—Fight-room HOUSE. with modern improvements, dry cellar, large yard with prmp of fine water. Inquire af No. 182) K atrect as RENT From Sept- Ist, - containing 9 rooms, bath room, pith hot and cola water in house: Apply pest door, kei au Fe _ Two Gre ROOMS for ona or Bleepiny Rooms. Also, BASEMENT W.-C. Dobare corner 9th wusand water in all. and @ ats. ‘auel9 lin VOR dS ‘That clogant double MANSION, containing sixteen thore voce rent to a cnly 2d ver monsh For carde of admission ap- ply to M. M. ROE augl9-6t Fe “ees =! SE, No. 1115 10th et, : Tim owas and water: txoeliont Relghbor- hood.” Rent, @26 per mouth. DUVALL & MARK, S04 F street! aug Im JOR RENT—The commodious BU TLDING kuowa as the Sherman Houee, situate 8 Saat his . rooms and all mod im. © bas been used a number of years as ra the ey far euch purpose Apply io DUEATL KB, Real Estate and Insurance Awents, Not F * auld lm KR _BENT—To gentiemen only—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROO! jo other lodgers and no children. Terms 1210 9th at. Sugl4 Im* WOR RENT—Nine room BRICK HOUSE. with mod ae wements. No. 1819 12th of +e. ia tween Rh nd ave. and 5 JOHN EN, 1590 Ith ee ae ee me EN’ 406 Ist St. s.e.—A neatly far- nithed HOUSE containing seven rooms, with gon improvements. Avply on the premises. Fo, RENT—Ar $25 Pex Moxru—ilOUSE No. st. Keys sc joining. inquire 926 Lou- ae. sugt-lu ‘O08 RENT STORE comer of 9th and TL bie. with cellar and stable. Also, for rent BTORE Gol New Jerses to ©. JOHNSON, Hb sth stn w. ARR T—A small black snd tan DOG. if 1 reward given if returned os Rr 4 ED, 28 lowa Circle. JOUND-—A child's GOLD. = with name Gaide, Arply to JOHN MAYS, corner 10th and Les fx August 22, 1850, = white. bos,” With black ome newors to pewwace* “Bport #5 rei Will be paid if returned to 911 Feet. ew. au25-20 ll —aor REWARD-—Stolen, with some other valn- $20 able rapera s note drawn by - Tyson snd ‘Thomas M- Thseon, in nGermigned, dated July 17, 1879, for 8500, para- ble to as order of the undersigned, three years bove date, at the Nat et Bank of the Ke- in Washington, ind of no value to any on Any one giving information which will lead to the do- ecsicn of the thief will receive the above reward geeue KEOBEL, corner Sth and Ridge *t GOLD BING, hetwoin 2d and 43 street n. beral reward if. re- fe aue24-2t* Li ‘Aug 22, 1880, Asmall Seotch TERRIER DOG, with ehort tail; bair torbonkiers. Liberal re it returped to O. 8. MOORE, 1307 F. 8 W. cr ith turned to 627 Penna. a Dia ee Beatie sommoren 10 915 cth CELL TRETH in: Si rer eek. and all operations onthe a a Reeth at at reasonable prices. Ex! Bs " declé UKE, Dentixt, 715 14th st. n.w., bet. @ nd N.Y. ave.—Beautiful Kets of Tooth Extracting without 50 cents. ‘All operations warranted. (ORNs, &c.—Ailii ttention com- menpafate with the lator fe upon them. pay La ta ae 1416 Pa. ave., 0p) iar ‘ked success. B. r M. TALBOTT, De: -, three doors from cor. try in all its branches. Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work warranted. SUMMER RESORTS. aiy HO! USE E NOW OPEN — Mountain Giften, Pairfax co. en Ctrenlara at Star oft ASTFORD Ce for recep- aret Guests. thing, wood a Fishing, good Address: J¥26-Lm UN rs TES HOTEL. EST IN ATLANTIO pore ones aoe ir" ran ¢ M: Eee, CHAS) ier. ale is cs re ‘Mol GA ldress ee 302-20, yn PIANOS AND ORGANS. BEAUTIFUL *‘SHONINGER” OLGANS and Macniicent HEINE. KAMP PIANOS. Everyone's favorite. For sale for cash or upon easy monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 410 Lith street north west DAVIS’ PIANOS.—The best AE mene stock, Sept. 1st. ‘Wait £¢ djy21- sco HLL. 8 Agent. fees te fern moderate. ‘Oxford, aug2l- (Oh ACCOUNT OF BEMOVAL TO OUB NEW STORE, 1105 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w., On or about SEPTEMBER 15: - lenin we will sell bar- WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY: BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING QUNB, AND A LARGE — @F OVEROOATS. 2, (ot aaa gvening. Wil ell go goods at private sald duvizo tio J. M. @ RB. COHEN, anto 1007 7th street. E. BED SYN, No. 149 renmeraets AVENUE N.W. He relieves: ly located_in this cit i UTE METEORS OF Disease in poe as es Wire! hours, and cures shed By othe of disease relinquished FEVER and A EN ae mie | funded in ‘cane c. vy, Ans. ‘he ouly Dey Oe DYE WORKS, Sider ride tr seas Garnett waa TRIM. of es PEO sees ae IN- of “fail, con BLANRETS. Gleanted bos Loc: Ave. 24, 1830, to BULLDOGS, wae and fem: d brown spot: coller on feniale. "4 rd if returned to pares ste. <350 KREWARD.—Lost or stolen, 18th. fag © WINDER, No. 6,045, Jules Hen; leaguim Bakery with"14 kt. curb Vest Chsin and ‘Ring at ed. Blood-stone ‘The finder will reeelve the above reward by returning it to BREUNINGER, 929 and no questions tek d. (Sunda; iu a1 9-9) ISS CHANCES. Ww ANTED—A PURCHASER for a comp'ete out- fit for a confectionery, ice cream and oyster restaurant; all new; will be aoe at a bareain; rent low. “Call at cor. Massachy ave. and {ih st. Fe SALE—A FARM OF 100 ACRES; = SSH, ings; large quantity of fruit; healthy; one mils fron Annapolis Junction, on Washinyton Branch B. & 0. i. R.; price $50 per acre. COUNTRY KESIDENCE, ‘with € acres, all noosesary 6 buildings, néar the sauce station; price $351 T. I. BOWIE, Annapolis Junction: or. Da. G. B. HAERIS, 500 Maple ave , Le Droit Park, Wi ington, D. C. au Im A BBE CHANCE ON (GEORGETOWN.—The STOCK and GOUD WIL! fioure, ons buriness srreor fo ocd retail wrocery and liquor tra outdwelling. Address Box 52, Btar oftice. JOR SALE—We are anthorzod by the owners 10 offer forsale two desirable BRICK DWELL- INGS ‘on Vermont aves ‘Detween vie Thomas Statue and Tews ircle.’ The houses have each parior, dining: rocm and kitchen on first floor hot and cold -room, &e. With respect to location and home comfort, ‘these properties pre- gent unusual advantages to‘emall families and ‘can bi for ero a and $6,000 respectively. For peru to inepect the houses, apply to 3 PITCH, 2K SALE—Stock and Good Will of Sc STORE corner of 2th and I st. n.w. Aj oy ch premises. au2z3-; Fe SALE- road Btoc ‘ea SHARES ‘‘Belt" Street = T. J. JOUNSTON, ang2l-6t" 420 6th st. n.’ OR SALE—That business PROPERTY north- east corner of H and 9th sts. n-c. Cars pass the door. Will be cold at an extraordinary bargain, iimnst be sold to close an estate M- SRORRER, 609 7th = 9-6 N& Baring ait a plications, (on account of the location of our of rties wishing to RENT URES IN ALL SECTIONS. os THE CITY, we ioe determined to give this branch of our business cis] attention perties entrusted to our care wilt be Bberally advertised and receive our persoual surervisicn. gTRIGER & LIEBERMANN, augl8-20 1418 New York avenue. RK SALE—208 D street n.w., three-stor ine rooms, jupre rovemanta: in in | a ete order. At ly to to o THOS. MYERS, Real Estate Agent, 1216 F et. n.w. aucid-2w JALE—A first-class RESTAURANT’ in Bal- Yin + ore, Md. ; fine Fixtu: most di Pye pation dain s avery good 1688. Adare 2 109, Btar office. 4 60,000 HAND-MADE_MEROHANTADLE per ‘OR RENT—No. 1446 N st, n. w., near — Statue; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- rat ThGiug servants’ and batcroom: all modern con- fine what block trom case “Agri Gea Boe. cha MYERS, 715 15th st. stil nt COUNTRY BOARD. C3 ‘TRY BOARD FOR MONTH OF SEPPEM Bi Ang geen gs ‘tage. near Oakland, 57 somfortable Koorme, Board and os ity of shade. Apply 1826 New York ave Masters BOARDING HOUSE.—Persons (esting first-class Country, BOARD for tie th of September, address MASON JAMES, Round 1m, Loudocar ‘Go., aes ot YOUNTRY. BOARD—Several des'rable BOOMS / just vacated at Sprinxdale, Loudoun Co., two miiss from Purcellville Station; nine’ miles Wert of weesbitgs con Wek 0. KR: we cf shade; $20 to $26 per month. yBACHEL A. MEANS, —Fine ROOMS good TABLE for 1 menth : for 2, #37, B38 an, ence. Location very desirable. Yynee Tah et near Massachusetts avenue. aux25 eos" MPUE TREMONT HOUSE offers ood ROOM! first-class Hotel Board, for Per month; house is well furbished: clues, and osolest location in the city. peste Im 2 K STHEET NORTHWEST, NIGELY a gmmtortabiy FUR RIGHED ROOMS, wit » best location in the ety. Soom and board for wo, 850 So without roome, Suaa be" Oa RENT ROU A TOIT Sree -NT—ROOMR, furnished unfurnished, Fo y 316 and iy Indians ‘See. D.w.; slso fret ciase BOARD, per month Banat a To ir digatae al 512 9th st. n. ‘of the cork best Houses inthe city, Transient Dosa reasongiile terms. FOR SALE. FGF SALE HORSE, BUGGY, HARNESS, &. Hore stylieh and excellent Under sad: ie or in harness. Buewy pearly new. Cemipiete turnout for e200.” Address Horse and Busey, City P. O. anga5 At Fe SALE—Kane Opance—A eplendid 7-octave Kosewcod case, carved leg PIANO for only $140 cash, incinding stool sd hand. forme embro! cover. Call at once at \DNEY T. I NTMMO 410 11th st. now. 9u26-6t REAT BARGAINS LE CARRIAGES. Over 75 ud Second-ban ¢ SBEAGES: ‘Top and Neve Br Jump ey Jagvers, Pony and a tone, and 60 other styles, must be sold at once re- rdless cf cost, to lose our spring stock. No rea sonable cifer refused. FP. Db. SUHMIDT & 9o., 466 Pepneylvania ave. TOR SALE -At ‘a weil located #5 entry cca to LOUIn i SHOP MARER, 92" Fst au2d-3t Ok SALE ESE young, a gentle HORS! trot ‘i in 53, aN and _gentl can Also, BUGGY and BABNESS, at No. 2002 ‘7th st. n.w. ault-6tr R SALE-On account of profesional € es peneesitating: prolonged abeence from the United Staten, a fue chestnut Sedhy MARE; ‘oe ry iputen on the read. Also, light BOAD id HARNESS, complete, cr! focther information apply. to ica’ SALE—Cirear—Three-apriny EES jump-seat CARRIAG Inquire 436 New York ave. auy23-31 ] Foes SARA ae ag ary side ber BUGGY ne _— it. Can be seen’ ‘ang23-3t Shennaadosh suite- ‘OB Bal Fon =e 8 ant. Va. eiuht fine HORSES, be for a sing, draught and addi 8 pair of clorely matched 801 rel MARES, tery styl sh: fast steppers and gentle.” Can’ yeacen st the Drovers inset, Bet ith B streets nw. E%, a ae FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE UPON EASY MONTHLY PAY- NE’ is RiMsos, = 1th at. a ww. ‘=LES Fine Teaiy Oy Fas i icTOMia and bey 4 ie eae ood bargain if, it ONCE. SbY'e'htnbien, 1015 ete *