Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY.......... August 26, 1850, eee CROSBY & NOYES....Editor. —————————————————— The Evening Star hasa@ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than doubie that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and eq ual to tha of all the other daily papers here added to- octher. Tue Bran ce is connected with the Telephone Exchanve. Advertisements, orders for the paper by maii and otherwise, news, or aay information or businers can be sent day or night, fres of charge. Persons leaving town for the season, and Sam- mer travelers, can have THR ST4x mailed to them, Postpaid, for Mfty cents per mouth, the address Deing changed as often ss desired. The money must accompany the order in all cases. Nevada Politics. Eastern people not familar with the political situation In Nevada are at a loss to understand how the people of that state allow themselves to be misrepresented, or rather not represented at all, by a Senator who, during bis whole term, scarce makes a pretence of coming to Washing- ton. The mystery of the matter ts further tn creased when !t 1s announced that Mr. Sharon, Whose chair in the Senate has thus been vacant for six years while he has occupied himself with bis Dusiness a‘Tafrs tn San Francisco, ts a candl- Gate for re-election. it 15 uot pretended that his business fs In a shape to allow him to attead to Senater‘al duties any better In the future than he bas tp the past- He has still élephant, the Palace Hotel in co, On his shoulders, together with aunerative hotel properties in that to leck atter them in order to save himself from Yet he has the assurance to that he is a candidate for re-election, joses to elect him-e't 1h to represent the people of Nevada as U. S, Senator,—In San Francisco! But the enquiry be made how Sharon with his present a1 load Wil be able to raise the money, if million dollars named as the sum for his re-election. The answer 1s that he ‘so crippled but that he can com mand a good deal of money on occasion, but it 1s intimated that hfs tactics wtil be tn the direc- tion of making the stockholders in various mines in which he is concerned, pay his election expenses. His pian, it 1s sald, will be to put a large fore of men at work In these mines, about election time, or rather about the time of the primary meetings, digging worthless rock, and these men are to be used as votlag matertal to carry the nominating conventions, and the legislature that ts to re-elect him. It may seem Strange that an operation of this sort carried on in two or three mines should control the voice of the whole state, but {t must be remem- bered that the population of Nevada fs mainly confined to the mining towns. There fs nothing lke @ farming community throughout the state, Such as in other states supplies an offset to the unwholesome.msrketable vote of the citfes. The stiuation, therefore. Im Nevada 1s excep- tionally favorable for the purposes of any bonanza king who wants to us? the st a3 a sort of pocket borough. Still there ts a spirit of revolt 2 state against the Sharon riff-raff rule that may over- throw tt. This feeling finds a voice more es- pecially at Carson City, which has a more thoughtful, self-respecting citizenship than some Of the mining towns,and Is less susceptible to the sway of the bonanza bosses. But there are men of character all over Nevada who ebafe at having the state made a by-word throughout the country as ready to sell its vote to the highest bidder. It is felt that Nevada has men of first class ability, who could make the state respected tn the United States Senate, but who, under the present money- bag rule, have no earthly chance of ever being allowed to come to the front. ‘This party of revolt includes very many of the best republicans of the state, and though In this presidential year Mr. Sharon will probably Claim the united vote of the party as the price Of his material ald to the electoral ticket, still it ts doubtful if the disaffected ones can bein duced to come into the traces even by this con Sideration. It 1s within the possibilities that should the republican party make this disrepu table alliance the disgust of the tadependests Would show itself in a union with the democrats to get ridof the Sharon rule at any cost, even of the loss of the state to Gartleld. The Massachusetts board of health, in a sup Lreport recently issued, present some s facts. For tnstance, trichine was found tn 154 hogs out of 2,701, that were exam. ined. Stapie groceries were found to be gener ally free from tsjurtous adulterations, Many of the subjects embraced tn the report are of interest matuly to the people of Massachusetts, as they relate to the purity or impurity of the water In use at different places in that state, and other local affairs. The percentage of tri- chinw discovered by the board {s sufiictently large tocall fora thorough system of expert investigation of the hogs brought to market In ‘Unis country. Honored members of the medical Protession assert that very much of the beet solid im all our markets is _ utterly unfit for people to eat; that some of the cattle are diseased and many are slaughtered and the teat put in market while really In a dying con- ition trom disease. Its a well-known fact that the adulteration of articles of food and drink bave been made a study in order that profit may be derived therefrom. The most effective way to meet this apparently growing tmpost tion upon the fublic is the establishment of State and local boards of health, composed of doctors In good standing, with pay enough to remuperate them for the time and attention they bestow upon the public. These boards be required to make regalar ri x to that of the Massachusetts ising the public of the afszoveries and warning them ot the pres- ence of adulterations and tnjurious substances in food and drink, wherever such are found. Sueb reports would soon be of almost Incaleu- use and bei local boards of he stall over the coun- try now, but the Massachusetts people seem to have devised a system that makes their's more generally useful. The monthly report of vital Statistics and abatement of nulsances com- Prises about all usually contained in reports of city health departments. By an tmprovement im the system, reports may be tssued that will Stead of telling how many deaths e ooeurred in the past. +e -——____ There ts a feelmg tn the community that should the murderers of young Mirth escape hanging, human Life will not be worth much tn ue Sentimental sympathy for erim!- shows Itself In spasmodic appaals for thetr forfeit lives, or 1n making thelr deaths an Ovation, is well satirized In the address of M. Victorten Sardoa, the French author, on the Occasion of distributing the Freach academy Prize of 10,000 francs “for virtue.” He said that ihe prize was a misnomer, for virtue, a3 under- ‘Stood by it, fs no longer tn fashion. The philan- throphy of the nineteenth century takes a dit- ferent direction entirely. “It is no longer the Virtuous who tnterest us, Dut the criminal. A new philesophy, clatming to be based on Sclence. sees In man nothing but a combination oF matter, and declares that his morality de- pends solely on the perfect equilibrium of his organs; and this doctrine having many partisans among medival men, it {s not surprising if it Sees in humanity only patients. The theory Is Very precise. Every maletactor 13 an {ll- balanced being; his bad instincts are the effects: Of a morbid and often hereditary state, which Circumstances aggravated and for which he 1s Scarcely responsible. Thenceforth he deserves not so much anger as pity. He must be pitied, 4f possible cured, above all placedin an ina- ability to do tll; but it is not allowable to hate ‘him, and {t will soon be forbidden even to chas- tse him. An invalid ts not a proper subject for punishment.” ~o2-—___ ‘The contest for the democratic nomination in the sth Congressional district 13 kept up it will be seen through continuous balloting without result. Neale is slightly In the lead, but it does Ot seem probabie that he will be able to get a two-thirds vote, and the prospect 1s that a og horse will ultimately be trotted out to NOTICE. . ME. LO) GEO. M. T OTs ti at. 1. Wee WIL open on or about September ist, complste Ti 14 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO FOLENS size SATINS, VELVETS, LR, ied Sore HOSIERY, GLOVES. &., &e. t?-Table Linens and Napkins a specialty. Stock entirely new, aelected with utmost care, and will be offered at smallest possible profit. ued Bors; KNEE PANTS, 40, 50, 75c., $1 and Boys’ Long PANTS, 75. 85c., 1, 81.95, up. Cidazen'e, SUBOOL SUITE! 610 years, 83, up- wards. SCHCOL EUITS, 8-12 years; Lons Pants, 83.50, Boys’ School Suite, 12-16 years, 24,85, 86 and 38 up. Youths" Spits from 25 to $10: School Hate, 40 & Suc. Seis ee, oe J. w. SELBY. ee ee ue WALL STREET DAILY NEWS. During the past year Tue WaLt Stamer Datcy News har correctly p-edicted the rises and dec'ines Of test of the acti ock# dealt in at tha New York Stork Exchare. Its subscribers and follow- ers bave 1 1ace for%anes out of its advance points. Tt ie reces, as the only reliab'c authority in financial watters published to Wall street. Within two months it has correctly predicted the rise 17 Fi Jeu, & Omabs, Hannibal « Bt. Joseph pre” ferred, Detiver aud’ Rio Grande, Chicazo & Kook rd, and Chiceso & Nerthwestern: also the de- in the Elevated stocks. | The price of the Jou up to September 16th will be $2.50 per annum: +f rihat time, in emusequenca of the introduction vers] new features, at a large expense, it will be ee follow Pe un, #5.00:6 monthe, #3.00;3 months, #1.50. Sir gi> cop.es will remain the same—2 cents angi6 r e Varer is issued every day except Sundays T, and reaches ail parts of the countey etime as uther moruing journals. Sent town enbsctibers pre-paid: Subscriptions addressed to CHARLES D. KEEP, Ep1- L SinestT Datty News, 49 Exchange York. Sample copies mailed free oa sug26-th,¢, ta? coaALn: B. SMITH havieg bought the old es- ed Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1233 Sthst.n.w. ld respectfully solicit the patroaage of his friends and the public generally. He has been for a pumber of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. ‘The best grades of Ooal alwayson hand. Sawed ‘snd Split Wood and Ceal kept under cover. Orders by telephone or mail will receive prompt attention. AKTHUS B. SUITH, smg25-1in 123% Sch st. n.w. iN Oe c=: CUR FALL AND WINTER STOOK CARRIED OVER, AND ALL £PRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS AT SPECIAL VRIOES, FOR TRE NEXT 30 DAYS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS. W. 4. BROWN, SLT Market Space. GECOND HAND CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. WATCHES, PISTOLS, &. Can be disposed of at the’ very’ izhest cash prices by calling on M. WALSKEY, 901 D street, corser cf 9th street northwest. Orders by mall’ will be promptly attenced to. L. MARTIN & CO. S CELERRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYER'S US®, Where Biack Joints are required. Stock on hand. 3. He JOHNSON & CO. AceNts, 12th st. Wharfand 1202 F st. n.w. “| eae MILLER, ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in COAL AND WOOD. . Main Office, Depot, and Kindling Wood Mill, 435 and Virgiviasvenues.w. Branch yard 143 Bat. 8.¢. ‘Coal sold as low a8 any place in the city. PINE KINDLING WOOD 85.00 per cord. OAK KINDLING WO 5D 86.00 per cord.” A Load of KINDGING WOOD delivered in any part of the city for 81.25. TELEP! ang25 and QGuenrLy DAMAGED SEWER PIPE A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. We are alao offering LowE2 THAN EvER TERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCKES anp GARDEN VASES, of our Own MaNuFacture. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey Avenue, anx23 Ngan B. & O. Devor. QPECIAL NOTICE. we — ‘Orders will be received by HUME, OLEARY & CO., KUT Market Space, for “TUNLAW FARM” PURE JERSEY MILK, to be delivered early each morning. Tunlaw Farm Herd beiax the ouly pure herd of Revistered Jersey Cattle in this section of the country, parties desiring to secure Pare Milk nearly as rich a8 cream, have the opportanity pro- sented to do so. THOMAS L. HUME. sug?l-ecSt Proprictor of Tunlaw Farm. PBEPARE FOB COLD WEATHER, IF YOU WANT COMFORT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES. They make pure hot air free from gas and dust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the cheapest and most power- ful Heater made. WALTER D. WYVILL, 452 Penn. ave. GEALS FOR SOCIETIES AND RUBBER STAMPS, Rubber Stamps for Marking Clothing, with Indel- ble Ink, and for Business Purposes, at J. BAUMGARTEN’S, 1222 Pa. ave. aug1-2m ang?l ¢GScHoon ovTrFITs, ALL WOOL BCOTOT PLATDS. LUPIN'S COLORED MEKINOES. LUPIN'S COLORED CASHMERES. OAMELS’-HAIRS AND CORDULETTES. RHYBER CLOTHS AND SERGES. LUPIN’S BLACK GOODS. = Henrietta Cloths, Cashmeres. Tamise Clothe, Bombazines. Momie Cloths, French Buntings. COURTAULD'S CRAPES AND VEILS. Courtauld’ rst quality” Black English Orape GOURTAULDS EX ORAS OU ALT OK ORsPE IN ROLLS FOR VES eS BEA ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT “‘GReaTix Repvcep Frices.” 5®“ONE PRICK ONLY,” PLAIN FIGURES. OME MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Established in 1840. aucls YUNNINGHAM, HATTEB, h: ¢ the Pall style ‘Broadway ‘Block SILK gue ‘ATS, made to order. Ol les remodeled Soft Felt Hats cleared. colored snd trimmed. aul4 Sth bet. G and CoLumBia POTTERY. $13 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. scription. ‘Hand and machine-made FLOWER POTS of all IARDEN V, DA G. BY VE apes ga OOOKING SIL, : Fiorisw and the trade supplied and at the lowest prices. haere <0 IME AND CEMENT. SAYLOB'S PORTLAND CEMENT, ‘The strongest, cheapest, best. Ce Es bast a ALs0, OHUROH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FUBNITUBE. WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of every ‘Soription a specialty. a = L. E. GANNON, iyt-ly _Beom 7, Corcoran Building. ‘HOICE CUTS OF FRESH iz Cc wholesale. We have just oS Bibe and Tenderer oe ae ns Ertive i dealers, . A. POOLE & CO... aug2-Im jana avenue, ‘OTHS EXTERMINATED FROM FURNI- Mie. FEATHER | BEDS Mat- iy ee 6 ee TIFFANY & CO., jewelers, Union Square, lew York City, invite attention to their new bridge movement Stem Wind- ing Watches in 18 carat gold hunting cases at One Hun- dred Dollars each. 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. Adéress, WIFEFANY & CO., New York. Antique and Modern Furni- ture representing various his- torical periods, Bric-a-brac, Paintings, Statuary, English Silverware, etc., ete In Sep- tember 2 collection of Objects of Art purchased at the late snle of Prince Demidoff at San Donato, Florence, will be opened. SYPHER & CO., 741 Broadway, New Yerke aug21-10t pasos BARGALY: BINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 Market Space, Willoren on MONDAY, the 23d instant, another large invoice of OARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS Of the newest desizns, and embracing 8 full line of fuch goods a8 Usually found in & Grst-class estab- ishment. ments offered to cash buyers, which will continue for the reniainden ot the mouth’. Exclusive sale of the SLEEPING 8)RING ial attention is called tothe induce LOW. Prompt at- TL) tention siven to STEAM CAKPET CLEANING. 21-4m. RESS SHIRTS FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED, TOsOKDER. w. TEEL. aus2l 935 Pennsylvania avenue. SE eENA EE: Headquarters, 409 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, OATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE FOR SALE. aug21 BORT. SMITH. V. 5S. Re ‘CE YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ REGULATORS attached to your farnace. It is AUTOMATIO and will save one-third of your coal. WALTER D. WXVILL, Agent, aug21-3m 452 Penn‘a ave. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTURE. ALL OF OUR JOIST AND STUDDING ARE CUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE HEART IN THEM, CLEARER OF ENOTS, AND BEITER MANUFACTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUB PRIOES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE FLOORING, (GOCD)..., No. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET)... ITY. 1,60 81.35 WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE 4y20 yor LAST CHANCE. In order to prepare for Fall Trade I have reduced wy whole lige of SUMSIER ‘OLOTHING Fully 25 cent. PTrgou wieh to save movey buy now. Ror suck Genuine Barraina offered oF BUC : Chance to wet Good and Reliable Cloth- GEEATLY REDUCED PRICES. Your Last ing at is cheaper. Your Last Chance ‘T PRICES NEVER HEARD TONBGE *FonE IN THIS OITY. Cee Hesitate no longer, but come right along for GENUINE BARGAINS. iS SUITS at reduced prices. DRESS SUITS. at reduced prices. ALPACA GOATS at redu Prices. WHITE VESTS st reduced. pri: BoYs' AN. prices. 'D CHILDREN’S BUITS at reduced PA¥fele Btock at Reduced Prices to make room for Fall Goods. Buy now. ‘Heaitate no longer. A. STRAUS, ROLL Pennsylvania Avenue, augl3 Between 10th and 11th streets. W4vEz. HENGLA & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. EVERY BAR AND OAKE OF OUE GOODS ARE BRANDED WITH OUB NAME, AND ARE WaR- BANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTEBATIONS. FOE BALE BY ALL FIRST-OLA8S GROGERS. Ofice and Warerooms, 106 and 107 Water street, yi2-8m Georgetown, D. 0. ING. Sere PLUMB! JAS. F. ry NGTICE.— Thousands 3 429 Oth 2.We OF the oxamination aaa 2 EDUCATIONAL. ——s WE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—The third ae Bees Sletten AB *, win, van le Method of Training "2. W\OHABDG. Pri, au36-tm WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE-— ins ins For students of both sexes, 27th session be- Ber 7, 1880, Healthy location, thorough dares J.T. WARD, D. De, Bresident, Wenteise ster, Md. ‘atiz2¢-colm, ETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILI- TAY ACADEWY.—Adaress, for Oatalozue, Mas. AG. SMITH. Supt. Bethel Academy P.O., Fauquier co., Va. ISS_E. SENDOREFE will reo) her MisSudor You BOYS AND GIRLS, MON- DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Church, 9th street northwest. ‘u25 Im* IVERVIEW ACADEMY, R POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. NEW DEPARTURE. ‘: Military Drill and Instructions given by.an U. 8 Army officer, *‘detailed, by command of General Sheriwan, as Professor of Military Bcience and Tac- es.” Arips and Accoutrements furnished. Aca- demic work 28 heretofore. Je25--010w OTIS BISBEE, A.M., Principal. JT. GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS, REISTERSTOWN, Mp.—Unsurpaseed. _hef- erence in Wasbirxton: Col. Thomas J. Lee, U. 8. A, who has two wrapdrons at the school Prof. J. ©."KINKAR, A. M., Principals aug2i-29" FPREPERICH ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, B. V. M. ‘The exercices of this Institution will be resumed on MON DAY, September 6, 1880. For information, Catnlowne, &C., xedrees DIRECTRe8=, aug 24 26 Frederick City, Ma. E SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND ¥8.—The seveath annual session wil commence MONDAY, Sent. 6, 1830, at 210 A st.p.e, Mies EMILY R. HUN®, Tescher.a21-Im* HE ADJUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin in the OULUMBIAN COLLEGE would be alad to Feeure private pupils or to teach in a city school durir ¢ hours net engswed at the Collexe. Fubjects taucht: Greek, Latin, Knglish and Lower Mathe Matick. References—Gen. Garfield, Svoaker Ran- dail, Mr. W. W. Corgorsn, Prof. Hall, Supt. J. O. Wilson, Gen. Alyord and Hon. Wm. Sticku: Address A. P. MONTAGUE, Oolumbian "Gol- lege. ang2i-iin* BANDY SPRING, MD. 15TH. A fcll cou Tish. ‘Com. 8. P. Oarter, and te ine a. es a. James of 16am oor. . HYATT, President. FOR GI = lOOL, BLS,. = gr with lectures on history, belles-lettree iven, rs Zi natural Fororeulars OWALLOWELL A.M OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED we Bent. Oth. Suis DORAN: BROWN, Principal. ee Ee PENCEBIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Somer ot fivana Po eee COLLEGE, as a progressive andl successful experience of 16 Fears. It educates young men and women for wse- ron wt Self-eupport. Ite graduates secure f trust and profit. Course of study and ees t'- English Leuuace, Bi Shcncérian Practical Penmanst: Bookkeeping, by +: cle and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business ‘Practi requiring the making out and’ exchapwine of al Kinds of business papers, paying and recalving cach and keeping the acconnts; Elocution and Lec, tures. Day and Evening Sessions bevin MON- PAM, AUGUST 90, 2880." For information apd terms at he College or \iress N SPENCER, Principal. M™ WoRtUIRc*aNp Day soHoor FOR YOUNG LADIES, 100 Sr. N.W. Removed from 214 “*¥." School Fear opens Sept. 2th. For further information address. 3y16-3m Mrs. J. FE. SOMERS, Princtnal. pase ARCHER INSTITUTE, WASH- INGTON, D.C. For circtlars adress Mrs. M. R. AROHER, 1401 Mass. avenue, Washington, D. 0. 3y27-3in. ane FEMALE COLLEGE, MECH AN- ICBBUKG, PA. A healthful, beautiful College Howe and Schoof. Opens 25th h year Sept. 16th. jyli-2awl6t Bey. T. P. EGE, A. ¥., Pres. WANTS. ANTED--A gentloman desires FRENCH LEX. BON " ot Btar Cone from alady teacher. Address PLE’ — _FOR RENT AND SALE, _ FOE RENT Pleasant front ROOMS, southern expoaure. suitable for one or two porsons. At 989 Hi st., second door from loth et.n.w. au2s-3e" yANTED—A WHITE GIRL to a Chautterwort ad have the care of See Apply 218 I st. n.w. = encee rrqmired” Ay pyle Ket n rome Want LIVE MAN, with capital, to xo in the mest busin ready establish’ dress BUSINESS, Box 40, Staroiien atts ‘nurse’ §} Must come well recommended. 1008 10:1: W&xiED.-A WOMAN (white preferred) > a9 ccokiug and general housework for a suzall family. Mustetayatnicht. Brinereferencs No. 407 I street nw. a WASTED Twenty HORSES and OART3 1 a. work Bomerret_avd Cam? Ratlr: Waves 25.50 per pair. For iafor P. MANN, 007 7thst. nw. J.C. ‘rector. YANTED—50RATLROAD LANORERSt work W chbemereet and Gatabrie tar nee: pate ere’ wees 8). Apply to Philadel Ouse, M48 Fenna. ave. D.W. TH & FLINR, cou tractors. aus? WASTED To purchase at once, « HOODS: rectus, pleseant!y located, abs a’se, HOUSE cf 10 or 11 rooms, centrally loci ‘ert x moderate. Address, stating part SFEKEF, Mar citice au QWWASBPDoTo rent, by @ resoonaibls anc in! tenapt, withont children, « HOUS! estern yart of the city, hol < ms. not eact of Ith e root nor north of T street. jQires RESPONSIBLE TENANT, St of rere foe. Cire W437FI-A WHITE WOMAN to cox, ¥ spd iron for # family of tix, a shut a tence in the try. Adcress 3. M. GOTDE Avacostia P. O. aus25. wor a WHITE WOMAN to do zi ork; tO wo a ahort distance from n PRET Cera —A lee BASEMENT, light and dry, with side area, was and water, st corner ®t aba @n.w. W. C. DODGE. ‘an26‘1im POR RENT—A furpiehed PARLOR and BED. KOOM connected: siko several hed-roome, erms resscuable. Inquire at No, 423 20ch at. B.w. ang2s 3° JOR RENT_HOUSE No. e8 Hat. ne, Toons, cellar, water and gas, newly pal’ apd psperee. Rent $18 per mouth. Inquire 405 7th et. now. aue26 St OR KENT—One three-story ROUSE. nine rooms, basement, with al modern im- brovements, rooms fresco painted House Ne» €2222det.n.w. Inquire No. 403 7th at pw. 226 8t TOR RENT—Ibat BRICK, corner 1h and Gn.w ; gag, water and yard. Just put in thor. ongh repair. ga) per month. would nicely accom. Modate two families. Call from 3toB. — aue26-3t OK KENT—Two two ent Teoh s, bath roo 2 Lunrove- newly pay Ivana iat aw. T w. sy BRICK, 1902 id cellar, bay windows, A water, ranice, station 7 mantels: lint cl tenant, Key at 19 Four han flo: able for Xo je tor Lizht ‘Tbath. PROPOSALS. POE, LABROQUE, 1823 F at.. vative French Instrnoter, wraduste of Sorbonne Uni- reitys, Psris. Cvasses in Frencr, Latin, Greek, ferman, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. Transia~ ting. ausld W Mee EBEFARATORE scHooL oF CGOLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON, A. M., Ph. D., Princi- psi, and Instructor in story and the English Eatace, Trot. ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- structor in Latin. Prof. ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in DAVIS A. B., Instructor in French and German. Prof. HAKRY ©. 3 G_cek. Penmanship and Bookkeoping. MEipt 3 HOWARD GORE, B.S., Instructor in athematics. ‘This, School affords a thorough preparation, for the Collewe, Its full course extends through four gears, butt furnishes algos Hizh Kehool conrse, Occupying two years, for pupils who have com: pleted their studies in the common English branch- es, cither in the Pub ic Schools or elsewhere. ‘The session opens on the th of Beotember. Charge sor the whole year, payable quarterly in advance, $68. ‘There arc no extra charges. For cata ogues or further information addzess the Principal, Gollexe Hill, above 14th etreet. auei)-3m ROF. J. MAX MUECLER, Teacher of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO. Mn- sical Director St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Mareachusetts avenue n.w. augli-Gw* BorvENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N. J.—Beaut!ful location, healtu- ful, home-like, thorouwh christian and. wisely wor eed: Rev. WM. C. BOWEN, A. M., Pros't. auci7-lm CUARLOTIE HALL SCHOOL, &t. / Mary's county, Md.—¥Fall Session begins Sep- tember 6. Board and Tuition, $75 in advance for each session of five months. For Circulars address WM.T. BBISCOE, Secretary to the Board. al7-1m* EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WasnineTon, August 19tb, 1830. PROPOSALS FOR FUBL. Sealed Proposals will be received until 12 o'clock Mm. WEDNESDAY, SErremnen Ist, 3880, for fnr- niching Coal and Wood to this Department for the preeent fiscal year. Insirictions to bidders will be furnished on ap- plication at the Superintendent's office, A. ang21-25,2! ti city. Must have good referer Ad. diet x 90, Star office. ands. WANIED—Tro unfurriched ROOMS by tleman, wife and child, on second or third ficor, in houke occupied by other ladies and «ents ten: rust be within six equsres of Treasitry, and north of Pet. Address BUAKE, star oftice Buy? St WaNTED GRAMULIES to furnish with RELI. ABLE SERVANTS: try us: SERVANTS of all _eorts: boys, irle; SEAMSTRESSES for city and country: all with reference. 92 C. E. PRICE & CO. WANTED first clare COOK, man or wom y Av, Heferences required. “Address Dox 70, aug 2i-eost 7 ANTED—Ry a competent double entrs book- P2BORCSSAES, FOR THE IMPROVE. Keeper, a FORITION to post books, settle as. CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEOHGE- | oUntS, Sc. during evening hours, Addros TOWN, DO —Encisezn Department, Dis- | 1, Star office. augil. TRICT ‘or CoLvanIA, WassiNGToN, Auenst 18, 1880. —By direction of the Board of Com missioners, Bealed Proposa's will be received at this office until 12 o'cLOCK M., ON Moxpay, Avaust 80, 1840, for improving various streets inthe cities of “Washin ton and Georgetown, D.C. Blan® forms of pro: oral and sfecitications can be obtained at this of ice, with all pecessary information, upon or Paton tion therefor, and bids upon these forms will a'one be coneidered. ‘The right is_ reserved to reject any or all bids or parte of bids. W. J. TWINING, Ma- Jor of Ensineers, U. 8. A., Encinoer Commissioner aug: MONEY TO LOAN. JMo*=¥ To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. $150, $300, 2350, $500 to loan. Also larger sums, asmay be di rates of interest. B. H. WARNER, “angle 916 F street northwest. nyo toss. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In SUMS TO Rurt, At 6 per cent for lanse snd 7 per cent for small sums. No delay. B.O. HOLTZMAN, 1 10th and F sts. dy: IERSON INSTITUTE, ELECT CLASSICAL ane MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR Bo: 14th st., between I and K streets, Will reopen WEDNE*=DAY, September Sth. For Circulars, &c , address CHAKLES B. YOUNG, Principal, augl7-290 914 14th street. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, f ” DNIVERSISY OF GEORGETOWN. ‘The thirty-second annual Medical Session will commence in the O. Building, corner 1 th and E sts. n.w., MON , September 6th. For par- ticulars apply ¥F. A. ASHFORD, M. D., Dean, 1330 New York avenue. BRscoraL FEMALE, INSTITUTE, Winchester, Va., Boy. J. 0. Wheat, D.D.,prin- Gipal. A chartered institute of the highest grade, with experienced teachers in the departments of bs Modern Languages, Music, etc., with ro- duced rates. Begins Reptember 2." _aucl6-Im* 910 FOURTEENTH 8T.—French taught & hy the natural method. “M'lle V. PRUD- ‘HOMME’s classes for children and young ladies will reopen SEPTEMBER 20th. Class houra 9 a, 3% p.m. For Adults October 9th. p.m. Great advantages offered augl7-6w pupi's wh he whole course. Terme mod- crate | gSuccial arrangements made for private classes ard single pupils. augi6-6m S W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 Sth streetn w., }3- will open afternoon claskes Sept. 13th for every grade of advancement. Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, En¢liah, Penmanship and Bookkeeping. "Evening classes continue as hereto- fore at 85 per month. ‘ial attention to prepa- tion for colleve, West Point, Annapolis and all ecmpetitive examinations. Private lessons on mod- erate tery 5. anglt OXS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL RIGH SCHOUL, Presbyterian Church, 4'¢ RK eres. For further address the Princi, al, Lock Box 835.0 sso" gugi2-2m J. W. HUNT, A. M. PERSONAL, lesired. Lowest chargea and lowest WARTED. Families to furnish “with raliaive EEVANTS and other help. Qooke, Cham- berm aids and Nurses, all with reference at short Rotice. 820 Sth st., cor. Mass. ave. P. Mo- DONAL & CO., Agency. sugl3-1m* W 4 SiED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Wan RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, avd all kinds of LAND SCRIP, for which hichest rstes be paid. “ WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- , Room 41, LeDroit Building. aturt $m a WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. AN TED. W._H. WHEATLEY, Sream Dyerna, Wer axp Dry Scovars 49 Jeffereon st. Georzetown, D. 0. ‘ £Cer7 facility, the best talent, and a fal FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND CHEMICALS, Tam prepared for the fall trad Work called for and delivered in the elty; by mail or express from other places. Orders by mail promptly attended. ang23 WW N7ED;OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larce cr smsil quantities. Hichest cas price paid. 321 Pev‘a ave., between Sdand 4issts. aug) | WSU RAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches. CHACE BRO., 616 Louisiana avenue. A CORDIAL INVITATION I8 EXTENDED TO all Scientific Men, Architects, Builders snd others interested to call and examine a sim wonderful invention in the form of a Panem: Air Clock, patented by H. Wenzel, San Francisco, Cal., and'now on exhibition here: Itis useful for all buildings where a number of cloc] required, such as Government Offices, School Buildings, Ool- lewes, Manufactories, French Flats, &c , and the object accomplished in the invention is to insure uniform and correct time throughout a building. An examination of it will convince any one of its superiority over every other system of time-keap- ing. C. SCHNEIDEK, Beil Hanger, 1207 F street northwest. 80220-0078 M'E,, PEQOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS of life. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 60 cents cach. 1023 4th street north- west, between K and L streets. sugll-3w* MME BUANCHE ov Panis, Fzwate Doornmss, cures all complaints, eopeualy. lenoorrhea ; the Teader of carda. Tells everything. Also, ‘the See 932 E st., between 9th and 10th n.w. 21 Aaa PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, oe a to the responsibility of ‘with al of {fens on real entate. 806 10th st a's @ armm, 1030 p.m. Alwaysin before9andfrom2to6 apll-5m ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established. reliable N Clairvoyant and ‘Astrolo gives better sat- isfuction in all affairs of ite th ALL my TROUBLE Oat. ‘Satisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Koome , 402 3d st., above Ds: PROFESSIONAL. HABLES E. HILTON, A. M., WILL Zone & School for young mien and ‘boys Sze- TEMpen 6th. ‘The Clsssice, Mathematics aud Higher Eng ish will be thorouchly taught. Special attention will be given to those preparing for col- lege, scientific institutions or for competitive ex- aminations. Mr. Hilton will also receive private Feccnt ate as, gud Toriere eat ee uoiae from patrcng, and further partic apply a 405 Kast Capitol street. R auxin EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE _IN- G STITUTE FORK YOUNG LADIES REOPENS WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Those wishing to enter as pips should apply without de- lay. Mian STREHENSON, Prineipar 101 Gay f° Georsetwon. D.C. Prof. 0. GIRESI, Teacher of French augl0-im* Mss CALKINS SELECT SCHOOL for Boys and Girls will reopen Monday, Sept. Gth, at 209 Penneylvanis avenues.e. — augy-Im. (THE CLABENS HOME SCHOOL for Girle, ‘near Alexandria, Va., offers ev - vantage for thorough education. Location healthy) ‘Terme moderate. Fourth session begins SEPTEM- BER 15, 1260. Address Miss VIRGINIA MABON. Box 305, Alexandria, Va. aug4-colm ByAuvine AND DAY SCHOOL FOR 3 Youn Ladies and Children. Board and tuition perannum. Languages and muic extra. 5h fersion begins Sept. 20th. Osrculare obtained at the Staroftice. Mrs.M 8. Bowie, Rockville, Md. a7 2in* RROsseLN SEMINARY, 003 10m ST. nw., near Lefayetie Park.’ Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, litile Girls and Boys under is. Fourteenth y: wil commence Sept. 15th, 1889. | Cirenlara may be obtained at the book stores and at the Seming¥s. 1. &. SMITA, Principal Semin. 1. B. , Prinetpal. MISS B. ROSS, Assistant. aa«7-2m BINGHAMTON LADIES’ COLLEGE ard COLLEGE of MUSIO and ORATORY Rith Preparatory Department, opens SEPT. 16. 500 per Fear. REY. R. A. PATERSON, A. M., Presiden’ augd-1m Binghamton, Broome Oo., N.¥. A SELECT HOME SCHOOL, for limited npmber of giris, with comforts and care of puvate {emily in healthy location, near town ef ure), Maryland. ‘Tuition in English and French in classes, with board, for session from 15TH SxPTEMBER to’ 15TH JUNE, $200. Music, with use of ga NIOOTS, ‘Apnly to JAMES N fuedeolm Laurel, Prince George Co. Ma. M IsS OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES will reopen at 943 M st. n.w., SEPTEM- BER 15. sug3-2m specialty. opposite “Cal- very Baptist Ohurch." Reference:—Rey. Dr. DomeEr and others. augll NGZICE.—The Dental ofice and business of the late br. John H. Darrell, of 1237 Fs avenue, will be continued by his nephew, Dz. 0.'J. WATERS, formerly of 913 Pa: avenue. Acontinuance of patronage is respect- fully solicited. ap3-6m R. WEISENBORN, Dentist, removed to 916 7th -n.w. CELLULUID TEETH inserted, 7 yer set. and all operations on the pat- hral Teeth at reasonable prices. Extract- ing, 50 cen’ DE Dent¥st, T15 14th st n-w., bet. G and N.Y. ave.—Beautiful Sets of Teeth $8; Teeth Filled, ®1; Extracting without Fain, 60 cents. “AU operations warranted. ‘oct ee (CORNS, &c.—Alling feet need attention com menenrate with the labor im upon them. At Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pa. ave.,opp. Willard’s Hotel. yearly comniutation, in 6; catee, i from #10 to $72. The variety of appli- ances ar ip fee, per a large sud varied practice, enabled the trosking of estanee cases with marked success. i a De Tah, TALBOTS, Denwies, No. seh st., three doors from'cor. E. Dentis- try in all its branches. ‘Teeth inserted per set. All work warranted. . SUMMER RESORTS. CizeTon HOUSE NOW OPEN.—Wountain Beenery, xood Table, Shade, &c. No, decié mosquitos. "Address OLIFTON HOU! Giteen, Patsfax oo. Va. Circulars a Stat 3yaT-e0 A avateolng, ASTEORD HALL.—Now open for recop- D Dire ie ea nr pr gpa Fishing, good Musie~ ‘Terms moderate, EL NORMS Address Samu: Je 3y26-1m Oxford, Ma. NITED STATES HOTEL. U THE LANGEST 1k ATLANTIO, Isnow f 2as0n . W. WHITNEY Myhawor: THUG GAGS, : D. T. MOBGAN, ‘Munloal Directors Permone qsianE eo a rooms will address Proprietors. Je2-e0, Jyd, aueo ap PIANOS AND ORGANS. W4VERLEY SEMINARY, 1012 Fi ct. n. VV w.—Boarding and Day School ‘for Young La: dies and Childyen._ Sexsion opens Sept. 20th. “Cir- culars at Book and Drug stores and Semi aul-2m MIS8 LIPSOOMB, ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- #Y—A BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OHILDREN—Will be re- Speved at 1023 12th st n.w., MONDAY, September ), 1880. Circulars at the principal Boo! . 2¢093 ong 1037 ith et new. Mus. ZD. BOROES ER and Miss M. U. DOUGLAS, Principals. au2-2e ABRYLAND AGRICULTURAL Co: Maree ie ASRICULTURAL Cor dent Wil HEARERS “Oaloee ce ee . H or George's county, Ma. 3528: bewamn inary. Principal. TRE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LaDIES AND LITT at LE GIRLS— reopen on, the STH OF BER. on the Heights of Georgetown, witty ectune, as, the location is at once ut health- ile aro. Goaineds> Terres tmcae Be desired rate. ‘For partion: fare sddress the MISSES ner’ Fayette and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.0.” "™ nyo S Ly GRECO nr OF, Wo Pensa aoe Cast Be M.A., ut D-. tate Principal of St. IDDLEBUEG, Va. ““iysSsonntl Bert. 1, MI E. SCHEEL, Teacher of PT. J. 3,304 VOOaL, MMUSIO. Particular tenon for Teachers. "Terms moderates Gare frase northwest. iyae-Ime eet EDERICK FEMALE SEMINA( EREDERIGES ADe sBebool- duties rested ef EDNESDAY, September 8th. Location health- ful. Superior instruction in alldepartments. Osre- ful home training. Terms very moderate. For aan ee OF Lr Ts A We BAOKELTON, 150 A YEAR, BOARD AND TUI- TION, Female Seminary, Military ‘i ‘Mai ‘(oun Mew), iisadon fled: N. J. Bor catatonnen aa ines Bry. T. , B.D. qaght © MARWELL REILEY, pp, cent HELS ANS STAMP PIANOS. Everyone's favorite. For sale for cash’ or upon easy monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 410 Ith street northwest, LET DAVIS’ PIANOS.—The best Wit PR Whitten neo 86 Agent. iia) KEB BROS. PIANOS — “superior ills, J. Rive, Sm ‘Or- eg PASE RUHN. Bolo Agents 407 10th a. O* ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL a ang2l- TO OUR NEW STORE, 1105 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w., On or about SEPTEMBER 157i, wo will sell bar- WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY; BEEECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OVERCOATS. sale unlil removal “Biles fo begin stp eee evening. Will sell goods st private sale during the day at auction prices. J. M. @ BR. COHEN, anld 1007 7th street. D* BED SYN, No. 349 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. is ently 1 in this city. Ho relieves all ACUTE ATI ACKS OF DISGARR {ae freena to 4 hours, and cures them ia a few days. Ohrontc cases of digea juished by other, speci sity. PEVER and AGUE an OLERA IN- iia St lta at eal Gee cod. asglb-ly ang20 WARZED {FEATHERS TO | RENOVATE, Mattressen to remake and fine upholstering Moth exterminated by steam. By F. H. YOU. No. 1464 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VW ] erp pre ne premiers or R Four unfurnished ROOMN on 23 Mfeor, with gue, water, bath aud closet Pennsylvania aye. nw. Price $20 in advance. aug 24 -3t* FOR BALE _CORIAGE “ot 5 rooms in Falla ch Village, Va. . 9 acres of jana: fruit to abuudance, good we cath. *. adress AUG. FSE FEST ec Dr. Sunderland’ Jay room €TTLR reat 931 H xt JOR FALE—Ata bar oain, }OOL BOOM com Mhuren, 4 suc24-im ew 2 story Brick HGUSE on the xontuwest corner of Lith and R n.W.; 2 bay ¥ indows. nt, 9 roowe, Water was latrobes. Allconvenionew. Be KNEE, F st. nw. ated At FOE BALE Two of those thew BRICKS row of tixon Q at. n.w., near 7th: 6 rooms, bath, hot and cold water. &c.” @2,500 terms nire of W. J. NEWTOS, at In law FOR Bi Porto ue FPO BENT From Sent. 1st, HOUSE No 929 Nth et. D.w.. containing 9 rooma, bath room, with hot and cold water in houre. App ¥ No. 727. JOR RENT—BKICK ROUSE, No. 1116 loth at. D,W.: 7 Pe gas and water: excsliont neigbbor- Rent, €28 per month. DUVALL & MARK, S06 F street. aucld-lin OR RENT—Thecommodious HUILDING known or on the premises. —STORE, under St. Pa.ave. Tngui ai Mare in hctel of as the Sherman House, sit 13 $d ot ntainine Ths a a firat- of the most Aesira purpose Apply to DUVALL and Insurance Agents, 804 F augi4-Iin VOR RENT—To ventiemen only—A handsome Ftintshed FRONT BOOM No ome aes first-claes Tailor-made Second-nand SUIT, much better and a «reat deal cheaper than a com” mcn Lew suit can be bought, at SUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. ‘n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 493 9th N. B.—We buy but first-claes Becond- aug. LOST AND FOUND. Leste? evening of 25th’ inst, large SILK SHAWL, between Qorcoran st! and Capitol Hi. Liberal reward paid 1434 Gorcoran st. a26-3t* SB) BEWARD—Lost, August 24th, on 7th st. now. ®D between G and H Fts., plain GOLD RING, graved inside with, “‘From my Brother, Retusn to 713 7th et: n.w. ‘O8f—Wednesiay evening, on 7th st., between F and 0, 8 GOLD BOOT—watch charm —with chain links attecbed, the present of a dece: ase Finder rewarded by leaving at ofice. Star aug26 St OST—Cn August 22, 1880, a white SEVER LOG, with bisck cars. Arswers to nemne Of *‘Eport ” $5 reward a3] Le paid if returned to #11 F et. s.w. at ra) R20 ‘Thyron apd Thomas Mi Lhysor ersivned, dated Juiy 17, 187%, for 8500, pava- Ele to the order of the undereizued, tures years from above dete, st the Natianal Buk of the Re- Dubie, in Wasbington, D. 0. Note uot endorsed, #nd of’ ro value to any one bat the owner. Any xiving information which will lead to the de- ection of the thief will receive the above reward JACOB KEROBEL, corner 5th and Ridge sti nw. au25-3t* Teen ke, 2 280, ho BULLDOGS, ma e 4 and female; wh and _brown spots; collar ou femele. "85 reward will be pa pr-4 ifreturned to M0445 st. 8.w. auld ot" 250 REWARD.—Lost or stolen, 18th, Sos) SD WINDER, No. 6,045, Jules. Hengaim maker, with 14 kt. curb Vest Chain and 7 Bloodstone Bing attached. ‘The finder will = receive the above reward by returning it BREUNINGES, 929 Pa. ave. and 0 questions ack d. [Sunday Herald copy {t.] auls-9t matt REWARD—tto'en, with some other valu- able rapers, a note drawn by Mi Hotel. aaxe0_ | and no children. Torms moderate. 1210 sb et ANTED—Everybedy to try Wasners and- | =™ punts tar W made unexcelied IGE OREAM, et 3) cants per VOR _RENT—Nine room BRICK HOUSE, wil quart [vo Gua, iG: Annee amarté Wc. or gi-1s | A medren improvements, No AB19 12th at be. % . nw today. | tween Khe and Q ets. DW. AD treme om Se nw, Dison abet | JUN F. GREEN. 3620 lath ‘ail ime = aie ; HB RENT—No. 406 lat St. s.F.—A neatly fare WARZED-300 TO KNOW THAT 1 SEL A | FO BENT. No. 406 ler Sr. 6. Toomer, with modern unprovements. Apply on the premises. auKy-I0" JOR RENT—Ar #25 Yer 1213 Gt. Tnguire 926 Lou- isiana avenue. aueé-im Fes FEST STORE once of 9th and Tee n.W., with cellar and stable. Apply to W. 0. JOHNSON, 715 13th st. pw. auzt-im ‘OR RENT—No. 1446 N et, nu. w., near Soot Statne; thirteen rooms; every room heated, in- cluding servants’ and baturoom: all modern con- Veniences. Rent #55. Can be Been at any time. pe bait block from care. Apply to J. W. P. MYERS, 715 16th st. auxé-3m Mont Keye sc joining. HIOUSE No. COUNTRY BOARD. 32kKFONS DESILOUS OF BSRENDING THE tultry days of Soptember in the country, and ~ riots tognjoy afew woeks in the beautiful Shen the loveliest of all seasons (thie aut rooms, comfortable Willow Grove. thes NTRY POARD TOR MON?H OF SEPTEM —Haziowonddottage. pesr Oaklan’, Md. ; omfortabie 8. fosrd and plete of Shade. Aypiy 1326 New York ave. auld-3t OST 2 YA BOAMDING “HOUSE — desiring” fire morth of September, addre Kourd Hill, Loudoun Co., Va. YOUNTRY BOARD—Several desirable BOO! _ just vacated at Springdale, Loudoun two milss from Purcellville’ Station : weet of aeesbure, on W. & U.K. R. RiEDty of shade: $20 to #26 Ges BACHEL' A. MEAD 2o.. Va. . Va. nine’ miles TPO EERE “With BC RUOMS. in splendid Moatior terme, at 1016 Massachusetts ave. p BUSINES OR SALE—A FARM OF 10) ACRES: good buila- ings; large qnantity of fruit; healthy; one mile tecm Anbapolis Junction, on Washington Branch B. & O. K R.; price $50 per acre. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with 6 acres, all necessary out- aiiding®, hear the same station; price 83,50). T. J. BOWIE, Annapolis Junction: or. De. G. M. B. HABKIS, 500 Maple ave , Le Droit Park. Wasl ington, D. C. au25 Im* KARE CHANCE IN GEORGETOWN.—The STOCK and GOUD WILL of au old Basiness House, on a bueiness street for sale, now doin ood retail) grocery and liquor trade, with or wit scutdwelling. Address Box $2, Star oflice. a24-3t” JOR SAL e owne offer for sale two cesirable BRIOK DWELL- INGS on Vermont ave, between tae Thomas Ntstue and lewa Gircle.” The houses have each parlor, dining-room and kitchen on first floor: hot and cold water, bath-room, Xc. With respect to location and hoine comfort, ‘these properties pre- cent unusual advantages to mal] families and can be bad for 87,f4W0 and $6,060 respectively. For permit to as the houses, apply to FITOH, Fox & BROWS. augds-At OK SALE-Ten SHARES “Belt” Strect Rail- —— T. J. JOHNSTON, aug2i-ct* £20 6th ston TIO8 . N Stoving anity Applications (on account of the location of our office) from parties wishivg to RENT. BOUNES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CICY, wo lave determined to give thie branch of our busiess epecis] atienticn. Properties entrusted to our care will be literally advertised and receive our personal supervision STEIGER & LIEBERMANS, ang18-20 1418 New York avenue. OR SALF—208 D street nw., three-si and | ye BRIOK HUUBE, bay windousome B 3 CHANCES. We are authorized by the owners to ine rooms, all modern provements; in Eeunplete order. Apply to THOS, MYENS teal Estate Agent, 1216 F st. n.w. aucl4-2W FE BALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in Bal- ore, Md. ; Sine Fixtures, most desirable 1o- gation, doing a very good business. Addrese Dox | 109, Btar office. ‘aurt-lm" | 450,000, ,HAED-MADE MERORANTAELE | Bul sale, a uss ve ered ‘Telephonie Connection. GEO. L, SHER. IFF, 1114 Penpsylvania av. p.w. aus2-im 1 BALE—Smail Houses, cheap and on easy Ferme. On Sth et, hee 2 cats Beene Hones of 6 rooms, lot 1534x95 to a'l0 ft. alley; $1,200. On 2a et: n.we, Z-etory House of 6 rooms, lot 16x68, 3 to 10 ft. alley; $700. On 3d st. n.w., 2- Bouse of 6 rooms; 81, 1 bouse near street cars, has 7 rooms, celisr and sta- ble, lot 37342106; rents for 815 per month. ——— cES YOUR BLOOD NEED PUBI- FYING? are * Fou woubled with Ulsers. Pun~ eae on the Skin, Piles, Costivensss or = SUMPOUND LIOORIOE FOWDER and be cures. ee ee seca at au20 223 Oth st. nw. Sas ———— Ee a (a L*=*= JOHNSON 2 0O., Bankers, ‘WABHIRGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BOXDS KAB- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURIT gs. DUMESTIO and FOREIGN EICHANGE. mia VERY LOW.—Fine ROOMS aud « thorouchly good TABLE for 1 person, #20 and #22 month: for 2, £57, 338 and $40." Every oouveni- ence. Location very desirable. 1164 12/1 chua: tts avenue. aus25-e03t" Me’ (['S2, TREMONT HOUSE offers ood ROOMS, with firet-class Hotel Board, for 825 aud 30 Per month, house is well furvixhed; table first- C'aee, and csolest location in the city. ‘aug24-Im L214 RSTBEET NORTHWEST, NICELY and comfortably FURNISHED BUOMS, with ood BOARD; best location ia the - Koom and board for two, 650 to 800, without rooms. ausl2-20* VR RENT—ROOMS, farnished or anfurnished, St 314, 316 and 3:8 Indiana ave. u.w.; also Dret-ciass’ BOARD, 815 per mou! SARAH FLAGLER. S27 Gwe Hx LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th etn w., leone of the comlest and best conducted Bosrding Houres tn the cit ‘Transient Boarders accommo- dsted at resson: terme. novid FLOR SALE_HORSE, B HARNESS, Ke. joree stylish amd excel nt tinder sad- Ge or in harness. Buvvy pearly uew. N Complete turneut for $250.” Address Horse: and Busey, Gty P. 0. ane254t WREAT BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES. —Over 75 J New aud Second-hand FAMILY, 3 Top and No-top Busiries, p-seat Jagwers, Pony and Park bhp He. aud 60 other styles, must be eold at once re- ices of cost, to close onr eprinx #tock. “No rea- sonable cffer refused. VP. D. SUBMIDT & GO., ave. eu25-1m SHOEMAKER, 920 F oe 2. en au2s-3t OR SALE OBEAP—A young, sound ‘and gentle HORSE: can trot in 2 sh, Doge Also, BUGGY and HARNESS, at No. 200 Th st. new. au2s-6t" FOr SALB— On account of professional chvawement, Decessitatipy prolopyed absence from the United States, a fine: chestnut Morgan MAKE; trots in J minutes on the read. Also, light ROAD’ WAGUN and HAKNES3, compicte, For further information apply to Lieut. be |. BEOALES, Bellevue Magazine, ee RK SAL¥—Just arrived, from Shenandoah county, Va., eizpt fine i! NES. suita- Ne for driving, dratight and saddle pr rR ores. Also, a'pair of closely matched wor- rel MARES, : very stylinh; fast steppers. are kind and ventie.” Can be soon at the Droverr’ itest, cor nev of 12th and B streets nw. JOHN T. HO! RINE. eug23 -6t? FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR LE UPON EASY MONTHLY ya RENTS at BIDNEY TAINO, ER aug?) 410 11th st now. QUE BALE — Fi; family HORS! fectly Ret snd gentle, six years oid. Hand, gn me VICTORTA: and BUGGY, in ond Regie orcer: ood barvain if sold at once DOW BEY's Biables, 1013 17th st. aug20-6t Fa SALE-Bixteen head of HORSES jast ar- Fived from Rocki ‘county, Va.. 2 Coupe Bi 4 Baddle Horses, and a pakiy uae isnt He ee BSIMMONS* Stables, 311 12th st.n w- SIMMONS* Stables, 311 12th stn w._sugt0-2w_ FP cond band Pinter Spmne, Ae kon, two seats: Bugwies nd. Phstoot. at very low ‘Also, Youns hs, ae ae ware Deng W. MAGIATE. BERG, SEs wart Oo Saban Great bareaine for cash, Mercury Ome = 8, auls3w*