Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR The Evening Star hasa regular. perma- mens. bona fide datly circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published tn Washington, and eq ual to tha Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. —————————————— ‘THE STAz office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the psper Dy mail and otherwise, news, or any itformation Or business can be sent day or niht, free of charge. The September States. ‘The states bolding elections tn September are Arkansas on the 6th, Vermont on the 7th, and Maine on the 13th In Arkansas there fs searcely any political issue invoived, as the Fepubilcans are making no contest. In the September election in Arkansas four years ago the democrats carried the state by 34,00) ma- jority, and tn the presidential election In No- vember by 20,000. The only issue that will be contested In this election will be that of the question of repudiation, which appearstn the form of a proposed amendment to the constitu- Uon forbidding the payment of the state fanded debt. Some of the foremost men tn Arkansas are making a decided stand against the repn- lation disgrace, and confidence 1s expressed that the project wil be defeatea. Vermont is as one-sidedly republican as Arkansas is democratic, and consequently the democrats have no expectation of carrying the state, but they are making an animated fight to reduce the republican majority, doubiless for effect upon the otuer states. At the September election in Vermont in 1s76 the republican ma- Jority was 23,660, and in the November follow- ing was The great interest is centered upon the Maine election in consequence of the sharpness of the contest there, and the importance of the stake Since the republican revolution of 1856, when Hannibal iamlin abjared democracy, and was elected governar by the republicans by 17,881 majority over the combined vote of the democrats and Bell Everett men, Matne has been republican until 1575, when the greenback Vote of 41,404 with the democratic vote of @svz2 gave a majority against the republicans of 7,243 and elected both branches Of the legisiature and two of the tlve m2mber3 of Congress. In 1879 the greenback-democratic combination had 492 mafority over the repubil- cans, but the latter carried both branches of the legislature and elected the governor de- spite what is pretty justly styled the attempt Of the fustonists to “steal the state.” In Maine, it must be remembered, it requires a majority’ Of all the votes cast to elect a state ticket. Thus in 187s Governor Connor had 15. plu- rality over his highest competitor, but he was beaten under the majority law by 7,243 In 1579 Goyernor Davis recelved Be plurality over his highest competitor, but he was defeated Dy about 1,000 majority and had to be chosen by the legislature. Amend- ments to the constitution of the state are now pending for adoption or rejection by the people Substituting the usual system of electing by plurality. It fs also proposed to postpone state elections hereafter to November. The repubdil- lican majorities in presidential years since the party came in power in Maine, have been as September, 1886, 17,381, November. ot 136), ie November, November, September, 1372, 17,206, November, 1s: September, 1576, 15,459, November, 157 5 Since 1sié, the republican majorities have been whittled down to nothing, and thongh the Probability is that the republicans will carry the state both in September and November, ‘they will doubtless be very well content if they get balf the majority of the last presidential year. ‘The Irving hall democracy of New York city have Invited the Tammanyites to a conference With the view of establishing peaceful relations for the present campaign. This action on the Part of the anti-Tammany faction 13 significant Of areal purpose to harmonize differences, and Senator Conkling’s prediction of a united Gemocracy in New York bids fair to be speedily Verified. The weight of censure from the party at large because of the continued division in that state had begun to fall upon the anti- Tammany faction and now it would seem th> Yeaders of that faction are endeavoring to re- pair past errors. They do not care to be charged ‘with the loss of New York to the party, tn the event that should coma The supposition that a war of factions will occur in the coming state convention 1s not well founded. ‘Taere is not lkely to be any trouble or contest over the admission of Tam- Many delegates. The call for the convention precludes that as it invites all who propose to support Handock and English to join in choos. Ingdelegates. Under this broad call Tammany ‘Will send its delegates and, as it’s request for Tepresentation in the new state committee is modest, that will be granted. Itonly asks for proportionate representation from New York city. The present state committee will, o doubt be reappointed with the exception of ‘Several members from the city, who will be given. to Tammany, Persons who give any atten- ton to making calculations of the result of the coming presidential election may as well count upon a united democracy in New York. The evidences at present all point plainly to this end. ‘The democrats of Kansas have nominated Miss Sarah A. Brown for state superintendent of public Instruction. This is a ng departure in politics, especially for the democrats who have not, heretofore, favored “woman's rights.” Miss Brown is at present superintendent of Schools for Douglass county, and is credited With having accomplished a great deal more in that position than any of her male predeces- Sore. The democratic leaders in Kansas express the opinion that Miss Brown's nomination wil Strengthen their state tleket by drawing Votes from the opposition. If this prediction Shail prove correct, it will have theeffect of popularizing the nomination of women for of- fice by parties seeking to overcome an opposi- ton majority. It would appear that the demo. Crats propose to enlist the fair sex in their cause as much as possible in this campaign. In A recent interview witk a delegation of women Sutragists, Gen. Hancock assured them that if elected President ne would not veto any bills of Congress looking to the enfranchisement of Women. Miss Brown, the Kansas nominee, is described by a@ prominent democrat as “mighty brainy,” and it is a fact that none will dispute, that there Is plenty of room in political Parties for or additional brains. AD investigation of the present condition and Prospects Of trade made by the N. Y. Tribune shows a very encouraging state of affairs. The heavy trade that set in last fall has continued to the present time with little interruption, and there 1s a general feeling among merchants that this season It will be greatly augmented. ‘The southern trade is the best for years. The Crops, both in the West and the South, are abundant; but while the improvement Is gen- eral throughout the whole country, the greatest increase bas taken place in the southern states. The cotton crop is reported unusually large, especially in Texas. The rice, sugar, and other crops are also large. The manufacturing in- dustries of the country have advanced matert- ally during the year, including the cotton fac- tories in the southern states. Altogether, the merchants of New York eel aa ey ety and hopeful frame of ming. ————__-~es-______ ‘The bluff game of offering to bet against dds on the election of Hancock or Garfield, or majorities in pivotal states, has been commenced ‘upon both sides, but is not likely to make much Impression. It is pretty well understood that the thing 1s done for effect, and that neither ‘Side can have any data at this stage of the can- Vass to fustify this confidence. Possibly the September elections may give sufficient indtca- ions of the popular drift to foreshadow the Fesult of the presidential bat ‘Aukely It will need the geeGprennls repels able “straws,” The results in In- pape ‘Obio, especially if the majortties for either side should be of any ‘Size, will tell the . — JOH Bits Soweved bet anon from 48 to 482 Lat., Let. 435 and 6% at. 8.w. Poet jpaeeee TION BAKING POWDER. SUPEKIOR TO ALL OTHERS. CONTAIN3 NO ALUM. ‘ASHINGTON ENTERPRISE AND WORTHY 4 WATTLE BS EVERY HUCSEREEPER (OUGH MUCH BETTER. IT COSTS NO ea OKE TSAN OTHE MAKES, This Powder bas beet on the market Dat x woeks in wae ace Dees ave been IF YOU USE fee Nee Se WiLL NOT U3E it fail to cee Feccry cuties mpl Do net fall to order a auppls, oF at leat a sstapla from YOUR GROCER FACTORY, poreiess 112 and 114 3d st. nw, Now IS THE TIME TO BUY. Boal our recent trip to the Te added to fall Stock the latest patterns in VEL MOQUETTES, BODY, AND TAPES. VERY DRUQSELS, TVHREE-PL AND INGRAIN OAKPETS. Also, all the novelties in RUGS, MATS, DRI GEIS, “FLOCK CLOIES, UPHOLSTERY aad HOUREFUBNISBING GCODs, a, &e., aud which we are cilering at extra inducements. Exclusive sales of SLEEPING SPRING PIL. z OW. nore attention ziveu toSTEAM OABPET SINGLETON & HOEKE, SOL Market Space, ‘ALE ASD EXAMLN, J PAPET, One Do PAR ang3l HERS, 0 '-GEO 7th st.. anid. Upposite Patent Office. any GUARDIANS TAKE pAaBents oben? JUST REGEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SCHOOL SUITS, SCHOOL SUITS, SCHOOL SUITS, WEICH I WILL SELL AT VERY LOW PRIOES. BRING THE BOYS. A. STRAUS, ROHL Pennsylvania Avenue. FOR 10 DAYS ONLY. TO MAKE KOOM FOR THE FALL SEASON THE SALE OF SUMMER OLOTHING WILL BE CONTINUED FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. THIS I8 THE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE RARE BARGAINS, WHICH MAY NEVER BE HAD AGAIN AT SUCH LOW PRICES. DON’T MISS THId LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY OLOTHING AT ENORMOUS LOW FIGURES. A. STEAUS, THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER, 2O11 Pennsylvania Avenue, aug30 Between 10th and 11th streers. AMOUS Ute FANNIE BELL 1 FER CHANCE CHANCES. AT ABNER'S. SUMMEH G GARDEN, URSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1 Is provided with its taainendl, facie fc opeall, O- ing 318, balloon jib and square gail, new last year, Has wire riezuuz, patent” pulleys anchors, tool chest, extra pu Moya and rope, + fisx, streamer, cushions and Kos very staunch and fast, havin sailed to Norfolie ia her present rix, and has probably won more races than any other boat onthe Potomac. Yacht at Steamer Leary Ticke's, picture, and in- formation at OMEAIES, oor, x by and Room 36, Patent Office. YEW DRY GOODS. FOR EARLY FALL WEAR, QARHMERES, OH EDDA CLOTHS. MER: OMI CLOTHS. BOOTOH PLAIUS, CORDU LETTES. QAMELS HAIRS, SY BLACK ANY COLORED VELVETS. BROOADE BATINS. SATIN DP LNON. SILKS, COLORED SILKS. BLACK RATING, COLORED BATING: iD wr ae FUBNITURE G} &Our Northern snd Eastern demerits send us ao Supplies Daily. MARKED IN **0, Pes ONLY," Id iy Meu PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Estabiished in 1840. aug \AILORING DEPARTMENT. ENGLISH AND SOOTCH SUITINGS. LADIES' KIDING HABITS a specialty. W. 8S. TEEL, Pennsylvania avenue. DRESS SHIRTS to ones aug28 Spee AND RFIELD a a |ADGES, made of “Atbiea Motal. Beantifal snd davabie Cc. he THORN & C! 13 Oth at., Wholreale Ayente. aug27 6t EW Fat Goons. Ne are daily receiving FALL GOODS and offer oat Bargains in. Saux ROYALS, VELVETS, MESINOS, sauboN ‘MERES, LAID: 4 FLANNE! ¥ LAD! Es) CLOT, MOMIE CLOTH. BROCADE andDAMASHE BILKA sud VELV ETS. Great ‘variety POLKA SPOT SATIN DE LYONS, HOUSER EFFING GOOD! Good values in TABLE LINENS. "NAPKINS, SHEETING, WINE OLOT! The celebrated Devonshire TOWEL, 83.00 per doz. Large size BUOK TOWELS, 82 40 per doz. Elevant DAMASK TOW! "ELS, Tize, $3.00 per in NAPKINS, at $1.25, 81,50, eo Wand $3.00. German TABLE LINEN, Hand Loom and soft ish. WINE CLOTHS, in all sizes, with NAPKINS to Elegant aseortment of FURNITURE CRETONS. @ above are fresh goods, and will be sold at low ee Pe Le & SONS. aug2T-st 49 Penna, a: PECIAL NOTICE. (ies il be received by ea. OLEARY seo7 Market, Space, for“ TONLAW FARM. reine y JERSEY MILK, to be delivered early each 5 aw Farin Herd being the only pure ion ile ‘as cream, have the opportanity prow oO laecaaed THOMAS L. HUME. sug2l-coit Proprietor of Tunlaw Farm. OXYNTON'S 1850” FUBNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR OOAL OR WOOD, BRICK-SET AND ponte: : srkabl le; e00- ‘Ars, Dulical in fuels wive universe satiatactions have no bolted Joints; are free id friot! GRATES in Ob PINS GUS ANENG 1 2 ; x an s ED FEED-DOO) epi eaea a AUuAGEYE circulars archasit Beng HW, BOWNTON & 0. ‘NUFS "AC rURERS, 234 Water sae New York. . & BAL! 1337E es near Wiliasare. For sale by 4y29-th,8,tu3m pP5raue FOR COLD WEATHER, » IF YOU WANT COMFORT Brocure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT TRON 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, auz1-2m 452 Penn. ave. (COLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 34 st. east. Fine STONE and RARTHENWARR of every de- seription. Hand and machine-msde FLOWER POTS of all Vi ERE HBR GPIML et oe and at the ae 5 a TeAgU Bod a a Tae at G16 La. a: OHRC BRO, | yo 285" EDUCATIONAL. Mteveer: Ct cos 5 rT renpe AM Enplish Gravchen, Cain snd foreigs lansoeee tanh? vy «competent t-achers ‘suzsL 2w RG&E, AILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT cli z-, Mp eisee Geach _ NAY, sey oy Werhine aud tition fs te Grete gi Nec doy Orbe te frectue: “Brother AZ-Lilas, President. aS: camped Feut 6! A®*. SCHOOL—Yrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- aay Spite open ceptensbor .9sn for its Lith “1818 Tet., opr. Franklin square J E. SOHEEL, Teacher of FIANO, ORGSN e and Riara MUSIC. Particnlar attention to beginners, as well as those wrishing to be qualitied for Teachers. Terms moderate. 5H atroct northwest. vest SHE INCARNATION CaUBRCH ROMOOL e Sonne Ladies will re-open on WEDN DAY, Bept. French under charge of Prof. Fen ‘apr ae Principal, Miss MAOLED, st the Belloo! Building, 1219 12m wen. ang30-1m 910 24TH ST-—Mule V. PRUD HOMME’ Clances re-open September 20th and, tober 14th. French gaunt Hours 11 a. ate. Great advantages the whole course. Pri AXAKD TAYLOR said: “I take creat pleasure in recommending to parants the Acad- emy of Mr. Swithin G. shortisze. I have had an or} ortunity for several years past of observing the husmuer in, whichsthis Academy 1s conduct We Las the devortment of, the parils who atton and am satisth it nothing is neglected Sa Can further both the infotectual aad, moral devel: opment of the latter.” $80 pee quarter for young men and bore: boardire, schooling, books, ete. No 8 charges except for muric. Special attention todull toys. ‘Special care and provision. for litte boys. individual and class instruction for bath advanced and backward youns men, combining the advantages of private thtoriug and school-room axil. English, Commercial, Sclentitic and Clagsi- eri rourses, indents fitted’ for college, business, Wert Point'or Annapolis. ‘Taelve instructors, all men ard all graduates. French and German spoken in len; nae classes, Be okkeoping and Pen- ian sbip by Professor W. P. Hammond, author of Pouere ments Beokkepine sad Berne ship. Weekly Lectures by Philadelphia Profess>rs with the finest and fullest apparatus for experi- ment ard illustration. Fine building with fifty five rooms ; heated is ail stories, and lighted with gas; hot and cold bathe; kymmanium : excellent ta- ble; ample grounds. ustrated circular con- tains picture of buildines ‘and full particulars, with 100 references, and letters from the Hon- Fernando Weod, Governor John, L. Ront, Judge Georss § Yan Hoesen, Ex. reds Hi the 8 v. Dr. A. Feavodye tie Hey. 3 A br B Lip: Pincott, Waebinaton, D. ie are Gileer: Hoke fre) iniles by rail trom Set and Chestont at. Phisdephi daily trains: corch “meets thein ool only afew minutes from Media Eaton.” Media has ecven churches anda temper: ance charter—strictly enforced—prohibiting the sale of al) intoxtcatiny drink. ‘he health record of Media has few parallel. Students admitted at any time. No examination requisite for admix- fou. For {nit partiquars address SWITHIIN ©. BHORTLIDGE, Harvard University rad uate,) Media, Ponh-+ or call on the Principal, at Willara's Hotel, ‘Thursday, Sept. 24, any thine af- ter 4 p.m- uggs" AK SEMIN AIRY Mis. GM. CONDRON Varticuacs apps, at 0S SETH weer Te particulars ay al fl 2 x Ww. ‘pind aus23-20t" PHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 *h st. Bw, ro = Experienced teacers in Baro, Voice, Onean Rates, #2 50 a mcnth and up sug8-Im Chureh onsan. de. }, Mary nition in Positeh and French tn cl with bea: d, for rfeesion from 18TH SurreMuen to’ 16th TNE, Music, with ta» of Plano. #30, woo TAMER NIOSLS, Sues eoim Laurel, Prince Geonge Con 'Mfa, NIVERSITY SCHOOE. Xp.—Priucipal JAS, M. Zoo's Oni daBents Pept tte ane hot er ‘uu Zahn Colle 1 ORet 1729 coda OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.— » SAMDY BERING: —Will reopen SEPTRM- BER 15TH. A full Soe: of instrucion will be thecristural eeleucen, Pot odare sdasees HENGE ‘ B ess O.HALLOWELL, A.M > Sy3-8me0 PERASVLVANIA MiLITary acap ERY, Citstem, Pa. opany September sth. ee Ragiecting. uemiisty ‘Classic fore Mosers. &. 0. Hew. es G. Payne, pairons nwton. Con. THEO. WYATT, President. "PRE, CEDARS—s FOME sonooL FOR NG LADIFS AND LITTLE GI8Ls— ilireopsn on the 8TH ov SEPTEMBER. Situated on the Heights of Georgetown, with exteusive is, the location tsat once beautifnl, health- Foland accemeibon A few additional Hoard c e Geni nderstas For parton: RARLE, corner Heed (CUARLES E, BILTON, A. M., WILL ou a School for yoang men and Boys Ske. TEMPFR €th. The Cleasics, Mataematics ee Higher Eng ish will be thorouchly taught. Sj attention will be given to thoce preparing for ye les Scientific institutions or for competitive ex- smirations. Mr. Hilton also receive private pupils of cither sex. For terms, testimcenials from recent pees ns, and further particulars apply at 406 Kast Capitol street. gug]2-im* COLLEGIATE IN- ie GETOWN Giant E fos YOUNG LADIES REOPENS WEDNESDAY smber 8th. ‘Those wishing to enter a8 boarding rnin should apply without de- lay. Misa EPH SON, Principal, 101 Gay st. Gaingetnon, D.O. Prof. ©. GINESI, T JUSS, CALMINS SELECT scitooL for Boys and Girls, will reopen Monday, Bept. ith, at 209 Penveyivania avenues.e. ug t-Lim O8SYLN SEMINARY, 903 16th ST. near Lafayette Park. Boarding and Day choo! foi Novae Ladies td ibaa fet anger 14 sD year w.ll comm pt 180." Circulars may be obtained at the book stores and at the ae, }. Le ae SMITH, ee MIES B. ROSS, Asaista Ste ERIAN B SC E, cone of 7th rete ae n w.—This institution na'a progressive and successful experience. of 16 years. It educates soune znens and women for use- fulness and par eaprre ita graduates secure pessous of trust and Apron. Gouree of study and raining comprises h Languas eas Anihmetc, alba ype ae Panmanship, Beckkeeping, by mine 30 and double entry, adapted to every: variety, of” burnesn: Buisness ‘Practice, requiring the making ee and exchanging of all kinds of business papers, cash and Reorinl the account fires.” Day'and, Eyeniag Sossions betin MON DAY, AUG! ry 30, 1880. For information and torus eall st the Cilege or adaress HENBY. 0. BHRENCER, Principal. aug Mis ISS MARY C. KNOWLES WILL RE- en her school for Girls and Small Boys Ay; September 6th, at her residence, No. 123 8 Watton street, Georgetowa, D. U. “Verma moderate. seas 6" Perens: INSTITUTE, AND KIizt- LEMGARTEN, Mir8-s POLLOOK and NOERR, Pnncipals. Education thorou<h in all depai iuente. Nornval class for latics.. School req pos BEPIFMEER22p. 1127 13thet.n.w. aud. ME ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—The third OxS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL RIGH SCBOUL, Presbyterian Church, 435 f, opers Sept. th. Circulars, wich teetimae: Dinie'at the bookstores. Kor further tatonectea address the Principal, Lock Box 838 Bug] W. HONT, A. M. MONEY TO LOAN. TINO LOAN—8200, $300, 8500, 81,(00, 82,000. ‘Money on hand West rates ‘No delay. #nnual seesiou Will open Sept. 18. Boys ana x. A. BE, Heal Kstato Broker, girls, bexiuning and advancad: willenjoythe “<New | _avidl-t 918 F et. Method of Training." Z. RICHARDS, Pr’. au26-Im Mos. mONEY aOnED ETHEL CLASSICAL AND MI TO LOAN, TAKY AOADE@Y.—Addross, for Oataloxt AN SUMS TO SUIT. Mas. AG. SMITH, Supt. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, an25-1m* Bethel Academy P.0., Fauquier co., Va. ame 28-3t ‘7th st. new. 188 E, SENDORFE will reopen, her Mi Stidor, You Boss AnD okie ade Day, September 6th, at M. P. Church, Sth etrost northwest. St; GEORGE'S HALL For =a REISTEESTOWN, tp.—Unsurpagsed. Het: érence in Waehit ion Col. Thomas J. Lee, U. 8. A, Rho has two grardeons at the school. | Frof. a O.’KINEAP, A. M., Principal. sug24-20* REDERICK ACADEMY OF VISITATION, B. M. ‘The exercises of this Institution will be resum ed. Saale Be eorenier: 6, 1880. For information, cane, &6., acdress ten) aug? Frederick City, Ma. THE Mo* TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Poh be denied. 8500 to loan. Also larger en ay, les Lowest charges and lowes B. H. WARNER, sugls 916 ¥ street northwest 10 LOAN. MONEY ON ON REAL ESTATE, UMS At 6 per cent for le and per cent for email Bo. HOLTZMAN, 10th sy31 and F sts. n. Rex. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND SMALL BUYS.—The seventh annual session Will commence MONDAY. Sept. 6, 1880, at 210 A Bin.e: Miss EMILY Be HUNT; teacher et Ine 72 E ADJUNCT-PROFESSOHR of Latin in the COLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be viad fo eccure private pupils oF to teach in"a Gey achioot during hours not engsxed at the Collec. Bubjects, taught: Greek, Latin, knglish and Lower Mathe. iefercuree Can. Garfield, Speaker Ran- fall, Mr. W. W. Corcoran, Prof. Hall, ae J. 0. Le ple Alvord and Hon. Wm. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR BALE—My RESTAURANT, 337 Pa. ave. n.w., in complete running order and nicely fitted” up, doirg a good busincss. _aug31-3t W. H. WILKENING JOR SALF—The GROGERY BTORE « e. corner Dict aud Pets. nw. Will be sold at a sacrifice. This wood stand and doing s good buciness. Patletectory Teasons given for selling. ausl ate Weaniepi Small FRACTIONAL CERTIFE OATES of the Board of Audit, at best market Price. LEWIS JOHNSON & C\ aug30 ‘ti A. P. MONTAGUE, Golum! Puen, pan an “Oo! sat Bing versity, ‘Pers G: Ol’asses in Frenct, Latii German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. ing. CS ee Y hoe PREPARATORY SCHOOL COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON. A. M., Ph. D., eee Tee and Instructor in History ‘and the English oem ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- Prof. BN TBORS H. JANUS, Instructor in French and Germ Prof. HAKRY O., DAVIS A. B., Instructor in G eek, Penmanship and Bookkeeping. Prof. J. HOWAKD GORE, B. 8... instructor in Mathematies ‘This School affords a thorough pre} eparation, for e Collewe:, Its full course extends, t year, butit furnishes also High School course, Pying two years, for pupils who have com: Pisted their studies in tie cammon Enelien brancls 64, either in the Pubiic Behools or elsewhere. ‘he session opens on the 8th of September. Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly in vance, ‘There are no extra charges. Pee cata’ognes or. further in information sidrees the Benepe ¢ lege Hill, above 14th street augl9. HOF. J. Teacher of MAX MUELLER, VOOAL and INSTROMENTAL MUSIO. Mn- Bical Director St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Massachusetts avenue n.w. eo 6w* BoEDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N. J.—Besntifut focation: Weaita fur, home like, thc thor christian and wisely gov- erried: | Ret OWEN, A. My Pres augl7-: (Oe HALL SCHOOL, 8t. Mary's county, Md.—¥all Session begins Sep tember 8.” Board and Tuition, S18 tn adtanee tor exch seesion ef five monthe. or Onenisre nice WM.T- BRISCOE, Secretary tothe Board. al-Im* MERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLABEIOAL AND MATHEMATICAL ScHOOL 14th st., between £ and K streets, ‘Will reo, WEDNESDAY, ‘September 8th. copen WEDNESDAY, September For Cir: ge! ARLES 3. Prineli augl?-6w i lath = PISCOPAL F SNOEIECT Winchester, Va., Kev J. D. Ais Gipal. A chartered Ynetituie of the i Tushest erade, th experienced teachers in the departments of #lish, Modern Languages, Music, etc., with re- dycea rate. Being September 2." augi6-1m* . VERNON 8) M* ROR rena Teg OOL HE ARCHER ohn WASH- - INGTON, D. 1401 Mises. avenue, Washington, D.” = 3y27-8m_ S. 3h W. FLYNN, A- batt 702 Sth strest n w. will open afternoon classes fept. 13th for ae Gd of advancement. Mathemati: 5 seis fore at $6 per A Neat tion for co! and sl competitive: tions. Private lessons on mod- erate terms. eugl4 ‘oO IRCLE SELECT GRA! T BOHOL, AND FINDERGARTER, 206 P oinoct rihwat, Opene MONDAY, Bol bat va ie BROWN: Principal INGHAMTON LADIES’ EGE Brae corn tor of MUSIC and Meee eae! Department, opens Ber. is sae Rea. PATERSON, A. M.. Bao a is aay. Oirculars ai PB and 1037 12th st. . D. veal es a Bat Rope ae SEE EERE 92 OK SALE—A Rare Sera TAURANT, in the best and most central tien in the city: Address * ice. MPORTANT TO PROPERTY Guana! Wanted at once, several HOUSES, ranging from 82, £00 to 85,500," Must be ins, have modern conveniences and well located. Gail or send de- gonntion snd terms to F. H- MIDDLETON, Rea Estate Agent, corner 15th andG ste. aug30 MECRTANT TO LANDLORDS AND ae SAD. He Water Jesues weekiy bulle. ting of all honeet fot Ant Send for i OR SALE_A FARM OF 100 OREN: ail a 18; large quantity of fruit; healthy : ono mile ir " 1 AnD lis Junction, om Washington Branch ice $60 per acre. COUNT! TEsIDENCE, with © acres all, necessa the same station; price . Bi WHE Annapolis Junction: or, Dr. B. HAERIS, 600 Maple ave , Le Droit t Park Wash: ington, = ue augd5-Im' EB: SRWSTAUBAN TS” Sear augd0-3t WANTS. ANT ED A GENILEMAN to take orders for a grocery line. Apply Et ee Wires, HITE GIRL for gevera' house- work = ‘also, Ohildren’s Nurse, at aay ua a. 8. FOR RENT AND SALE UK BENT—Two ROOMS, usfarnished, or half HOURE: “isi Madison st n.w., betwsan r6th apd gene i” FS: a 335 D street s.w., eight-room BRIGE how ‘SF, F with modern improvements, large yard and stable, at $18.25 per month. at1-St* | Wiae ‘TH for AGE ins. Apply to-day. jerenoca Ramet. Wain YOUTH 16 cr 18 years of axe, in a Dry Gords and Feacy Si~re. Ons of sme experience preferred. 909 8th e. 1t* NTFD—ASITUATION as by a white wir! who has hat experience, andiosn furtieh references. Apovly at 1416 N st VANTED-To Bonnow—8i.s00 for onsor two Sears, st 6 per cen od real os- tateecurity; no commi office, SS ae WW 22 Ty R028 etme Uofornished ROOM on 2d 38 flocr. with board for one, or in conse- rient “oeality to Cbtain bose Star cfice. WwW ANTED—A Sinema WOMAN, > ‘wash and iron. Address Box 103 ‘cook, & good woman a paras” nent place and.cood wazes. ‘Referonzes re! mired. Aprly to 1204 E st. n. w. aa30-3t* 8ST ANTED—To Box—A ood six roma TRIC HO all, Gas and water, betwean D a. a 2d ard 12th ste. n. w. Address R! Star office, statizix terms, &c. y ANTED—Bs a settled white women, aa - Tk i, waehand fron ina ‘small pri- ;,kood references Apply at No 813 Mastacl: ecits ave. n.w., from 10 t02 o'clock. a NTRD—Seccne-story sulve of well farniahea KCOME for ventieman ard lady; permaan feverts. Must consist of perlor, bei-room, +m room for storsve, sid baih-rcow, 20 honse hosted ece, snd where there are to young ch} Nerthwest pact of ety Army,” Star o2i. cniy. Address, with term ans]. 2t ——————————— ANTFD-A LAD who writes clezantly ani & month. Hours 9 to 4. awed -2t from 25 to 5! to city 0: fice. “auss0-3* Adarere Po 40, tar Wann small FAR onith Bpprovements, oad. Addreas M. 0. \) ANTED—Two rood Cart HORSES or MULES, for which cash willbe alt if prices arn res: fonable. Apply 14thand Oste. new. sue30-2t WANTED A PLACE by a respectable white prognan to wach, iron and rok in a fir-t-class family: 303 N street, between 4th and. New Jersey avente. aug30-2t* WARNZEPS Bead of Audit CERTIFICATES, Dec. 1, 1875, for 316, or agmall amount over that, ‘sum. Adaress “P. Bor 2s, stating price. aug30-3t* ANTED—By a young lady, who writes rapidly and legibly, 2 RIT UATION as smanuensis or cvyist. Addrers Miss L. M. B., Anacostia P. O., District cf Columbia. ang30-3t" WaANTED—Hity railroad LABORERS to work on Sires end Ciera ealicoad Lator- ers’ wages $ per day. pply for au form ation {JAMES GREEN, cocnes Bui ona wat nw. ge 3t* W423 2ED-Honeet, industrious younz MAN in & retail grocery. Addrees Box 86, Star of- fice, aue28-3t" ANTED—A settled WOMAN as nurse. Must be industrious, and must be w rocom- mended. NK J. TIBBETS, No. 1015 New sur25-3t" York avenue. lady of experiency, a POST 5 in teacher in a school or family to instruct in the Enclish branches. Cau also im part a thorough knowledse of Hreuch, having learned the lanzuvge in France. Terms mrderate, pel perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Adsiross A’ B., Star ott Buicds-3t Wiiparnine to furnish as BELI- ABLI SEBYS Ge) try us; BERVANTS of SEAMSTRERS SES for city ¥ st. nw. 2? c it reference. o.£. Se a ‘ani ANTED—Families to furnieh with reliabe SERVANTS and other help. - Cooks, Cham- termaide and Nurses, all wit cn ‘at notice. 899 Oth st, Cor. ONAL & CO., Agency. or OLee ee 1524 7th street n.w., Six-room IOUSE, gas and water, with front and back yards. Tent $20 per month, Inquire at Gl N Street n. w. aug3) mente oO. Cc. GnEES ae 3 eer sth ‘Strect 1.W. sug3l-1m TOR eS '—Handsomely farnished ROOMS, en OF Kingle. tiun desirable ; half square —_ 2 OapoL ‘Tatie Board. 115 Mar: ews OR RENT—Dalla etin changed nearly eve! — HOUSES, furnished and crs Pt end smal; 01 Fe, STORES. ST. &e. FE. A *erNTiie® OF street ematt Fa BENT_Two or three Unfur coy EDS at 1818 L st. oR RETA th ét., ROOMS, siaxio or en suite. Apply atabove namber. ” auc30-6t" AOR RENT Four Unfurnished ROOMS, second floor; was and bath. Heferences. 161s 7th st. new. aus30. POR RENT -Nicely Furnished ROOMS, deli fully and conveniently loeated, at inode terms. $26 12th et. eux30-2 Fo eS Furnished PARLOR and BED-ROOM. ‘Terms reasonable ts zeod © svt. Apply st 805 Oth st. n.w. Peas KENT — With or withont ird fi aleve; modern tr Star ofties, ans re Se. aug W-t" RS it = NT_N. y one equare from 14th et. Cire three stor, RIK HOUSE, ait rox mt and !atr. Reat #18, in SHREVE. 640 Tat now. s30 20" ‘0 & ingle gentleman, Furnished nt or back +» Star office. ausc30-2t" 0} P—Pive-room HOU! SE, on L n 43s and 6th ste. .w. Also, tive. 4 C stew: will rent for sal for 700 aah. OI. PA 6 » ay and E sts. aus: p08) i NI—HOUSE No, 45 Maseachusetts containing seven rooms, tarrobe, JGR BENT —Ocay COTTAGE, 107 Mist. nw. « inwwediate possession civen. Call = .* and 6 p.m: anyr28-1 ‘or send for “‘Real Estate = Il hist of Honses For Sale and To - WARNER, 916 F st. now. 223 St" OK RENToTwo unfurnished communicating ROOMS, on second floor bath adjoin’ venient to strect cars. 1256 Sth et. n.w. JAGR BEST Two ROOMR, "on first OF a: loor, unfurnished ; location bast in the c! pes 9 Lst_n.w. Board if desired. a2s-3" TOK pr FE Bae rnd bath room, pres trier BOE: bES, N Ost., betwoen 4h and Sth ste. Apply Stais Oat we nae oe Pe KENT—That delightfal Brick HOU! SE, 1 F et. n.e., (in Sherman Block); House | m-dern conveniences; fine cellar; rent $20. n the premises. aug? FOR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI AND AT AUCTION.—Seo Bulletin ined on the det end dst of every month, ut the fico of THOS. @. WAGGAMAN, 510 7th at-&.w-a23 9° FUE RENT—A very pretty comfortable 8-room SE, 1214 Pennevivania ave. 8.c.; bay innoee marble méntels, Introoes, mo 308 ide, front apd back yard, with flowers, grape vines, &c. Rent low. “Key ey next honse, No. 1218. Will eeil'oa rirsonable tes sug28-3t* OR RENT—HOUBES Nos. 204 and 208 1) st hw. bewly repaired throwhout, all modern Cone and street cars pans the door. ply fo THOS. J- MYLLS, Heal Estate Avent. Wo. 4515 ¥ st. n.w., or after 6 o'eluck p.m. at NO. 1023 9cn st. new. aug28.3t ANTED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and ail kinis or LAND. SCRIP, for rwhich, ch highest rates will be paid. | WILLIA , Attor- ney-st-Law, Room 41, LeDrsit Baldo angt 3m pe Rei ee a SS WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large ‘or small quantities. Highest cash price paid. $21 Pen'a ave., between Sdand4is ste. aug20 ANTED—STEAM CARPET OLEAND iG AND Ww UPHOLSTERY in ail its bra BG AM HAGE BRO., ang20 616 Louisiana avenue. ANTED — FEATHERS TO | RENOVATE, rreases to fo romano and fine oF Up an Moth fzeminmed by By XOUNG, No. 1404 Pennsylvani Pens, Sppeaite Willard’s Hotel ang) WANZED YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELL A first-class Tailor-made oe hand SUIT, much better and a great deal chi per than a.com: ane iTH'S OL St STAND, -, oF at Branch Store, No. 408 He AWe buy but first-class Seco: ene NB. Band Giothioge LOST AND FOUND CST—On August 27th, 1880, between Gth and ‘ith, East Capitol and Gonth A sts., one child's NEORLAGH and LOOKED” “The eden Will be re- warded aoe eee to No. 226th at. 8.0. a0s-Bt* —Lost, Friday get echon the 27th FORREST 225 1D ft aw 1 ome, 116 Bridge st., G soon: 2007-2105 12th rocms, $10.80; BG a. +7 F009) 1ith st. s.w., 8 ri ite ou Hie peer stores. Apply to A. 8. GAY WOO! OR RENT—Ongar—A Wr BASEMENT, livht and dry, with side was and water, at at comer Stl ahd G@-n.w. W. C: DODGE. ‘su2e‘ims Fe. RENT—HOUSE No. 453 Het. ne., seven rooms, crlar, water and newly ‘painted ra. Papered Bent $18 per month. Inquire ‘No. 463 7th st. n. ang26-Bt GOR SEnTOps three-story brick HOUBE. Line rooins, barement, with Qf modern Vrovements; rooms fresco House, Ne t2232d etn. ws Tnauize No. 409 Th st. 26 Bi OR RENT Two two-rtory HOUSES, | eizht . bath room, modern improve- Pt ents “newly papered abd painted. Nos 1300 and 1516 6 Bth st. n.w. Ingnire No. 403 7th st. n.w. ang’ —————————————————e FS: BENT —From Sey Sept. Ist, HOUSE No, 720 t. .containii sth room, ith Rot and cold water in D hiowse. APE ‘nie next door, ¥ st. 8.w. 9th st. nw. OR , REBT — BRICK phe! No. ae Ties st. : 7 rs. ; gas and w ‘xesllent neighbor- ood” Hen “Rent, 825 per month. DUVALL & MARR, ‘14-1m Se ROE RENT_The commodions BUILDING known as the Sherman Honse, simate No. 218 3d et. ox ntainins 23 rooms and all mod. imp, This ing has been used 8 uumber of years as a firet. class boarding honse, and is one of the most desira Mein the eity for ane Purpose, Apply to DU SACL, & MARR, Real Estate Ss 4 F 85 WARD. et. Dw. aim ) D neat about 8% o'clock, small g S\OTCH TEDRIER, color, light brown, 198 RENT To FAURE SoS — ae Barty topgve, and answei name of M. No other lodzers Tom. ‘Return toNc- 1733 Tsten we angls-3t . ‘Terms moderate. 1210 9th at O8T—A White BULL TERRIER DOG, yellow Regn ee Dems moderne Quel 4 Spot over eres: bad on collar and tag Ol RENT_Nine room BRICK HOUSE, with No, 166, "A bandsome rewsed pad if ren Iodren improvements. No. 1 turned fo No Ba Gat ace oF tO JOEN teeen Hhode Isand ave. ‘and Qota. Baws Apis to KONEY, cor. 13thandQsts.nw. auz28-3t* | JOHN F. GREEN, 1620 lath et. aug10-Lm* SEND. 108, CH STOLER—ROTE of Geo. Hil jr., for Be dated Dec. 27, ee > order of B. Steadman and endorsed vy J. P. O! man, executor, payable in 3 years, with 8 ameter aud oe See of Se oe own and the public are caution nofetatiag % forit. JOHN M. BIMB, cor, ont id note is inet and 3t PERSONAL. PH a 406 ler Br. 8. = iy nished HOUSE containing By eee improvements. ‘Apply on the Dremlaes. FS RENT—ArT 825 Pe: Moxrm—HOUSE No. 1213 Get. Keys acjoining. “nquire 926 Lou- isiana avenu — a n SRY poy ‘oN A “3. JOHNSON, 718 sth stb. Pinu ee LL PERSONS WAENED not to trust any ‘one on my accowfht, as I will not be reaponsible for bills contracted in my name, ualess personally made or on my written order. Sues OLIVER P. BURDETTE. N28 Baring aaly's ae (on account of the Honiton of cnr off from. p partion waning to RENT HOURES ONS OF THE CITY, we Tare Geerminel to pins. ss ofour ‘business epecis) attention. perties entrusted to our care will be liberally advertised and receive our personal vii supervise gTRIGER & LIEBERMANN, augl8-2W 1418 New York avenus. POE SALE_S Aret-claes RESTAURANT in Bal- igre, Ma- ; Ane Fixtures, most desirable lo- cation, doing a very food business. Address Hox 109, Star auwré-lm* 45 ae HANDMADE MERCHANTABLE BHICKS for sale, at 86,25 per thousand, deliv. ered. Telephonie convection” GEO. EB IF, 1114 Penneyivanie ev. ow. aug2-Im PCE SALES Sreall Houses, cheap and on eas st. n. -story Frame House of Brooms, lot 164198 tow loft alles: 81,200. 2d t, n.w., 2-story House of 5 rooms, lot ‘16x65, to 16 ft. ier: $100. On 3d et. ewe, 2etory House of 6 rooms; & On oth st. n. oars, ha Bier tot Stbssd00: rents for GB pes eae, W. B. BURFORD & 0., 1115 F st. nw. FOR SALE. SALE—New and Second-hand COUPES of Ce eae and other makers. New, Bid Second-hand © Family Garriswon GER | Buygier, Phetons, Carts, &e., which will be ‘sola very cheep toe clone out: Fe} ing prompely atiended to. GBAHAM, Re- Posite lory and Factory 410-416 ites st. D.w. sug3l ‘OR SALE—Handsome HORSE, 15 hands, 6 cars, old, round aud gentle; fine side- bar Box Buggy, Victoria nd several other vehicles we a pareaitts DOWNEY’S Stables, 1013 17th st. aug28-6¢ REAT Seay IN He Over 75 New and Becond-hand FAM! 3929 a Tr styles, must less of cost, to pclae oe Papring took Nor reas tenable. cffer refi SOHMIDT & 00., 466 Pennsy! ivanis ave. aug26-1m A ee LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR ALE pre Eat woetaLy, PAY-, aan bIDN Ey ‘NIMMO'S, augel ith st. n.w. FOR BALE Sixteen er oof HORSES Just ar- ‘wved from Ros manty, Vi Goupe Horses; 2 Bi forse, aad put Bop ne TONS? Stables 311 2 811 12th st.n. augl9-2w Fo. BALE—Three-t Concord WAGON, second mand Platform: Wa- Bop, gov! 7 Bi Seen Hag, pies oe Deval, eae Bier 2 We. 2f the world: S0238 Tae Sion ae ouaang. ITV P| SHIGHTLE DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering Laws THan Evan TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCES ann GARDEN VASES, of our Own Manvraccus. POTOMAC TEREA COTTA 00., 401 New Jersey Avenue, aug23 Naan B, & O. Dzror. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS wr Tite. ALL oe GEtEES Ladies and Gentlemen 50 each. th street north- weet, between Kan Kand L streets. augll-3w* iE. BLANCHE, or Panis, FeMaLy DocTREss, leuoorrhea ; ed cures all Seed especial; reader of, Tells everythi ere ‘No. 932 E st., between 9th and 10th’ we W.k ALBURGER, suocessor to I. P. rap: oy BE% Wercmnate gud Je ere re- OE corne: and Store. 0 opp. U. 5. P.O. yil-4m JOE PATCH ae TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with abai of liens on real estate. 20th st. n.w., 6 a.m. told p.m. Always in before 9 and from2to6 ‘spil-5m ADAM ROSS, the long-establish: M*an iairvoyant and ‘Astrolostet, gi ine beta eee isfaction in all affaira of life thee ‘any one in the profession ; tells the ps ne present and future des- iny; gives advice and assistance on all matters Pegg Rg e gg Reem pay- Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above D st. n.w. PROFESSIONAL. FOCT SURGERZ, coRnS, BUNION! c.—DR. WHITE, ‘Chiropodint of over the United ay in Wi &o., Yao Pa arene - AVS.» OD) by eminent physic blonsands of other ‘B1 per visit. : ICREEOR. D. D. 8. pe well-known personages. aug27 urch ."* es Dr. Denese pas. augil OTICE.—The Dental office oe business _of the late Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 Pa. ayepue, uy be continned by his rire Sd Dp. 0. J. WATEES, tS. FOemapiy ef 9) is srenue. A nen Fon eg BR. WEISENBORN, Dentist, removed to 915 7th Dita abt all opera eat a set. and all. operations nat ‘ fra Teeth at reasonable prices. ing, 50 cents. Dade DUEE. weg 715 eps st. 2 and N. .. —Besutiful Rets of Tee! 3; Teeth Filled, 1; Extracting withont zin,, 60 cents. operations warrant -PROPOSALS. orT ee ee = INTERIOR, POSALS FOR FURL. Present fiscal year. Instructions to bidders will be furnished plication at the Superintendent's office, "= P- sug’l-25, 28,81 Acting Secretary. QPECIAL NOTICE. GEO. M. TAYLOR, Wl open on or O14 Rg hag ) posete uaa i AnD SD io ‘OR RENT—No. 1446 = st, RD. w., near — Statue; thirteen rooms; every room hested, in- venien $55. “Gan be seen at any time. Cne-hat | rock. from cars Ayn oo woe MYERS, 716 15th et. DY ath BOARDING. 1227 & STREET N. W.—For rent. with BOARD, a ricely furnished sacond- Story sonth front; + KOOM ; a soRingle Rooms. Terms ae 2t* Ta REROST HOUSE offers good ROOMS, st-class Hotel Board, for 825 and 890 ee Tonge house is well furnished; table fos class, and ceolest location in the city. ‘aug¢4-Im Ol RENT OOO Ee RENT—KOOMS. furnished or unfurnished, at See 226 gpd Sis Indiana ave. nw 3 * Rent ene =e ye Tm Aci re Ot: aud F streets nortawes! Skating 1 . 940 . ._* 0 30 s 2 rf 3s 2 23 8 a 12.80 A b 50 12 50 IAKE NO CHARG® TO LANDLORDS Fv ALMARE No cuanax 1 PROPERTY, NB KEEP IT BEFORE THE PUBLIC OONSTANTLY. 1 HAVE Many - THE FINEST BUILDS RITES IN oy FOR SAL A HOUSES i tvs Bh TION ar PRICES Pye! Fg non 50 080, 00. OW 16 THE TL BR. = HOLTZMAN, os Oth and F ete.'n.w. o Price $125 por mont ,1305 RHODE ISLAND AVE.. near. ‘lows Cir “—A desirable new 10-room Brick Kesidenoe, oh every convenience. Price $50 per month. 405 “0” STREET NW. Handaome Bick Ree dene, contain: roome and moders coave niences. Price $0 er month. 425 AND 427 FOURTH ST. N.W.—Two fonr- story Bricks, 10 rooms cach, #8 and water. Pric 840 per month. 12% SIXTH ST. N W.—Te2 orn inpe. | Price ang26 THOS Fess room HOUS! “room Brick, mai- in all parts of the SHERMAN & O0., Bt. Cloud Building. FOR BENT. 133 LW Tis aes ‘: Bre. 20 Shew bricks, 284 & 1019 23d at No cliarwe will be inde for advertisin property. Money to joan in sums to suit. A list of other prom. erty both for sale and rent, incmading: several wood Stores in the west end, canbe see: p a ny ofoe. AC sug12-3m_ Corner 20th and 1 sts. n.w. RENT. 0 Met. n.w.. 20 rooms and all mod. i : (nearly new, aie Now Gad: 13 Foomes.- aued 609 Seventh efreet n.w. FOE SALETA DESIRABLE HOME, on the ‘southeast corner of Aand 2d st. 8. ¢., arranged 2 as follows: Maremont_ Furnace and fiel room, store room, Kitchen and pantry. First floor loon parlor with bay window, @ining room and Record floor—Thres ‘chambers and bath § Third foor—Two large qbatubers eng ser. in good order. Parking on front yatta by substantial iron fenoe, ‘Oret and trimmings in hard 5 property is within two squares of the S. Capitol, andone square of the Metropolitan anda avenite cara Erice @8,0U0. AD in- Spection of the premlzes ta FITOR, FOX & DROWN. 1B Fo & THe PORSRRAN BUILDING, Orrosite U. 8. Taeascny, 15ra Stherr. Fines: Rooms—singly or communteat- trator Durlees Om Studios, ete. Water aud oosts on erery Boor. valor and stsam heat. ary ome fs lor storage. Inquire of the Jauitor. SPORTING GOODS. 325 GUN Extraordinary Bargain! Warranted perfection in ‘barrel ®, Stock, action and shooting qualities. Dorble barn | Brosch, aad Bhot Gr. ‘10g netsh Laminated Steel Barrele— Gun. ‘wor ven snd mone} funds Ere i Retimontals es respect, and the g Porton Deed no better oP. F, Wouey, 84.» conian Institut F. Eaver, esq, ment Hospital Major Duifey, i 2h rao UR Pot OMe. Vin logue of fine it Guns, Fishing Tack): Archery, Lawn Tennis, &c., free to ali Orgad RUPPEBT, los. 403 and 405 Pth st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHUTNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- OLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. At Prices To Scrr tre Traces. sy2e. COAL AND WOOD. YOAL? COALE coaLn: ARTHUR B. SMITH having bought the old es- tablished Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1253 Sth st.n.w. would respectfully solicit the patronage of his —” friends and the public generslly. He has been for & number of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. ‘The best grades of Goal alwayeon hand. BSawed And Split Wood and Coal kept under cover. Orders by telephone or mail will receive prompt attention. ARTHUR B. SMITH, 7 aug25-Im 1233 Gth st. now. ‘OBN MILLER, Wholesale aud Reta!] Dealer in COAL AND WOOD. Main Office, Depot, ‘and Kindling Wood Mill, a6 and Virmisis avenue se. C081 sold aa Jo rk PINE KINDLING WC pe QAR RIMDLING WOOD ‘Load of KINDCING WOOD ered in any part of the city for #1 be NIC OONNEOTION. Orders ‘promptly fled, and satisfaction guar- Te ooRTEL BNE 512 9th et. n.w., isone and best co: Of the, contest inducted Boarding Honses in the city. Transient B. accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novid PIANOS AND ORGANS. EAI pL “SHONINGER” ORGANS sud Sawant HEISE KAMP PIANOS. Everyone's favorite; For sale for cash Or upon easy monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 410 Lith street northwest, DAVIS’ PIANOS.—The best Hiveaiag ocr, opt det on oF ‘iyal-eo SUMNEI Agent. iH. L. SS" MACHISES fon ae Se coop AB NEW AT Lune TaN Tete ae BLUE. 817. 20. Wilk All the inachines on band’ tie eame low prices ‘These machines are aii want ranted for, three ‘years, “Examine on aow "615 AIRING A GEE ALTY. nored 628 On nw 8028 Bf. Clond Builaing. = FoR PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS, Rzevcs YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NOROBOSY REGULATORS attached to your furnace. It is AUIDMA‘ Siil'sove ons thind of your ad es WALTEB hs WHVILL, Agent, sug2l-3m_ 452 Penn‘a ave. MEATS aT N4t0nax FAI ASSOCIATIO: THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BHKO., Depot and Mill, 7th-strect wharf. - Office: 12th and Fenn. avenues i Wat weop!: COALIII LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH FoR WOOD ANP COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRICES. WALTER H. MAKLOW, Office and Depot: Gor. Sth andB THE TRADES. >| PE