Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY .... September S, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES... Editor, — The Evening Star has @ reguiar, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and eq ual to tha Of all the other daily papers here added to- Tre STAn offic is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or apy {nformation or business can be sent day or nixht, frex of charge. ‘The Country Safe. eommon saying that an exciting politi- iS Gisastrous to business, an‘ that a Presidential campain ts espectally depressing upon trade. There is nothing this fall to sus- tain this theory, but on the contrary eve: ng to upset it. The commercial reports from all our jarge cities show that the fall trade has opened with more life and vigor than for years past, and, indeed, the current of polities does not appear to come anywhere in coilision with that of business. The jobbers and wholesalers Of New York, Philadelphia and other northern Cities report larger sales than In past years and upon better terms; that the western andzsouth- ern buyers are paying cash to a considerable extent. The demand for fine imported goods that may proy assed as luxuries 1s greater than tn past seasons; the manufactories are all runripg on full time and good wages are Paid to the operatives. The southern cities are, comparatively, not vehind those of the north In the enjoyment of prosperity. The new crop of cotton ts pouring into their ware houses, it commands a good price, people are buying Nherally, and wages are nearly double the figures of last year. If this State of affairs teaches anything {t 1s that the people of this country are full of Canfidence in the stability and securityyot the ‘at, DO matter which way the election hat the agriculturists who produce our Greatest sources of wealth, and the bustness men Who handie these products take no stock in the fearful forebodings of the pollitcians that bankruptcy and ruin must ensue unless this Party is maintained in power or that party Is put in power. Amid ali the excitement that icians are striving to create the basiness of the country are not only undis- teadily increase in volum=and tm- portance. The predictions of dire calamity that are dally made from the political rostruma in the event of this or that result of the election are, evidently, not regarded by the peopl any consideration. However, this fact will not stop the warning cry of politictans, who long to save ® country that is not In need of being saved, ! a3 it is enjoying the highest degree of Tity—for which politicians are ot, in any wise, to be thanked. ° as worth The democratic fight Ia Georsia fncreases In bitterness as the day of election approaches, Ex-Senator Gordon, who but a few years ago {dol of the Georgia democrats, was loudly hissed while making a specch in Colum- bus the other night. He was advoeating Col- quitt’s election, and the anti-Colquitt men in the hall created such a disturbance that the Mayor was compelled to take the stand and ap- Peal for quiet. Even this appeal was unheeded, 88 Geb. Gordon was frequen hissed and tn- terrupted afterwards. On the same evening Gen. Lawton, of Savannah, another prominent and popular democrat, addressed a large meet- ing in Macon in bebalf of Norwood. He d: nounced Colquitt, and severely handled “Joe Brown, at: present U.S. Senator. He declared that Brown, though a man of brains, “could Rot be trusted.” Gen. Lawton was voctferously applauded by the Norwood men, and loudly hissed by the Colquitt men. The contest over the governorship has separated old personal and political ifiends, and the fight is growing so bitter that those upon opposing sides are regarded as enemies of each other. Unless ‘Georgia democrats are more forgiving than ave- Tage human nature, the party ts nearly hope- lossly divided. —__—<_—_<6e-—___. The plan of the South Carolina republicans 1s to make an aggressive canvass for presiden- tal electors and congressmen, aad let the state election go by default. They put no siate Ucket in the fleld, their tdea ig that they can trade republican votes for the democrat ‘Ket for democratic votes for the repub- ctors and congressional candidates. The managers think that the democrats are more anxious to hold the state than twoelect a President, and that therefore they will go fato Swehatrade. It tsalso the purpose of th publicans to contend for control of those coun- {es in which the colored voters outaumber the Whites. The democratic managers seem to be somewhat afraid of the plan of thetr opponents, as they are advising democratic voters against all trading of votes. ———_++e-__. ‘The number of illiterate persons in the south ts made the basis of all arguments tin ir Of national and public education. The reports of State superintendents of public schools are taken as showing the numbers, in each southern State, who are being educated, and the numbers Who are not attending schools. These reports are correct £6 far as the public scuools are con- cerbed, They show correctly just how many of both races are attending the pub! Schools, as they are called in those states, but 4) must not be concluded that the entire popa- lation. of school age, that 13 not Incla-led upon hese school rolls, la growing up tm Ignorance. Suc asion would be a great error. There ar esouth large numbers of pay or 3, a3 they are soma times udice ia regard to free schools still exists tn that scctioa. It can- Rot be said that the prejadice ts agata3t these chools, that there ts any hostulty to their existence, but there {3 a feeling that parents e able to pay for the tnition of th 1 the free schools are for who cannot afford to pay perhaps, se a authern states that has not at nd In the az. te the ¢ thus edu 1 reach ols village of the least one pay ‘The net rest seem to be the e publican majority somewh: of the last repres sional distr! mously rep jority was enough t ¢ election in Vermont governor by a re at in excess of idential year, es from all three of the congres- , And & legislature nearly wnant republican ma- Vermont, and thts ts b The street car company of Geneva, Switzer- land, have decided to increase the pay of their conductors and drivers, by giving them a share in the recetpta. This participation ta the basl- ness done will be doubled after eighteea mouths and Increased again twelve moaths later. It ts thought that the adoption of this plan will in- crease the receipts of the Company, by causing the drivers and conductors to be careful and obliging, and to keep a brighter watea for cus- tomers. ——ore- —__ ‘The Queen's speech proroguing Parltamant ts commonplace and contains nothing wo-thy of note or c@mment. It congratulates Paritament, *$ usual, and takes & rose-colored view of British affairs generally. Ths royal utterance is really nothing more than routine, aTording ‘the Crown an opportunity to say something in connection with the legislation of the realm. Queen Victoria seems to so regard {t, a3 she good-naturedly approves all that has been done by those who really rule the realm. ———+<+- -____ ‘The readiness with which employers yielded ‘to the demands of laborers for increased wages in New Orleans indicates a prosperous con- ition of business there. All the numerous colton presses conceded an increase in pay to the laborers engaged in handling cotton, aver- aging about fifty percent The draymen struck then for an increase of from $19 to $13 per week, and that has been allowed. +2 ___ In the history of the city there probably was hever so much complaint as now in regard to the Inefficiency of the garbage service. 13 MAETE Do remedy? A Card from Mr. Horn. 422 5rn Bearer, } Wastsetos, D. C>, Sept. 3, 1830. 5 through ths nd to make a s-atement, n: eatiefy biz or to change his opinion of me, bat to place wyseif in a proper light before this communi- ty. Lobteined try srpoit tment to the place I have just resigned withont my active solicitation. Icame re, from my hi 'n Missiesippi, and from the day took the cath of office to the day I tendered my resiration. and it ¥ as accepted. discharge | m: oe, amp prepared to say, faitht. lly and 2M a Gemocrat a: d have never bartered nor inti- mated that I wou'd barter my pelitica! convictions ‘y office Theld or to farther my In the eyes of the editor of the iby whpardonable sin. Whea at home, in the mont» of July, I joined the Hancock and Encliss Uinb of my town, considering that in both moral aud politioal ethics I Lad a perfect right to do so, which was duly noted and brouxht to the notice of the Port Office department by the Repub- ican. Wishing to remaia in Washington until the meeting of Congress, on some private busi neee, I certmbntcd to the Garfield and Ar- thur campaixn fund five dollars. I make the acmission with ehame. I disregarded my father’s good advice in the premises, and listen to frienas, whe were well meaniug enough, but who were radically wropy in their Ju¢éement, who said that it hecessary for me to subscribe to this corrnpt fund to retsin my position. [ will sayl @ that with the full Intention of paying ay whole arses ent, of which I received duc no- tifeatiop, but after senber thought, rec snizin: the winstice I bad slreaéy Cone, and would stil further do myself, my party and my conscience, L resolved net to pay another cent, and eo informed my friends, who said tore: *“Then you will have ty walk the plavk. in s few days thereafter ove y tor, came rouud, and subscription list which read aa undersicned republicans, pro- towhich Ideclined to pisce my t, Mr. Editor, I committed another bie rin. ® «aye the Republican commenced its Libelens and yzhon vions attacks upon my personal character, which public have read, and who wil bear mesut he te lief that if it is net for my pelitical copvied {stor nothing at all. Upon readipy the first artele that appeatad in the Republican If raged, and admit that 1 aid seme very liad thices avout Mr. Clapp, so wanton, untruthiul and bia libelons assault Upon me, but cit not say that [intended to cow- bide him. That is a le. and isan from the lips ofa man, whoever be is, whose liver is ag white ae his heartis bisck. What I dilsa a8, that if he were not an old nian I feit as thouzh I would like to go down to Lis office an@ cowhide hin. I choose to make no ¢e! ro than this statement makes for me, exc ¥, rewarding my personal character, that Senator Lamar was Wy ipfinerce here and my persouai friend In this matter I was entitied to the symupatbies of every clerk, in whose besoma throbved y.anly bearts with notie end generous impulses, in tho Post Gfece Department, and the heads of that De- ° nent. Just how fae the clerks vave me their Demnpadd Lam unable ‘o aay, but I do know that Mr. French, now actinc Second Aseistant P. M. Gen., withheld his, He said that I ought eittior to give hp my interest in the Mercury and its utterabees (they are democratic utter: sive up my place in the Department. He in bis official capacity. Now, Mr. Editor. in this predicament I found myself. I must either vive up eclf-reapect or my. office. “I chose 10 do the latter, and tendered my resignation, which was accepted, inaking me a free man, the qual of every ether man in this free country, with the right to think and give utterance tomy thought withent !et or hinderance. ne journalistic fraternity and the whcle country iil bear with me that from the tone of the artic’es that have been appesrine in the Republican since Saturday, which are so untrathful, ungenerous and unjust, it is apparent that its editor is deter- mined that’ no southern man shall hold position under this covert iment wRo holds opinions diffe ine from Irs own, with the courage to expreas them, and that he bss cseanlted my personal char- a ne other a tan that Tam connected ETROPOLITAN HOTEL IM etBeEs: WASHINGTON CITY, FOR RENT. APTLY IN PERSON OR RY LETTER TO MARSHALL BROWN AT THE HOTEL OR RICHAKD WALLACH, 456 oe 4 bo Bep8-2e2p, 6t® M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO,, 2207 Penna. Avenue, . Cell special attention to their elegant stock of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATOHES. ‘Their assortment has never been lacver,and their prices aro much lower than ever before. seps MADE OVER d 0 0 CUSTOM Ee ovOATS AT PRICES TO ASTONISH ALL, Before removing t2 our now Store, 1105 Pennsyl- venia aye. D.W. A large line of FINE DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, BREECH AND MUZZLE-LOADING SHOT GUNS For Sale Low. J.M. @ RK. COHEN, 2007 7th street n.w. (oney to Loan at 5 per ci eps Grr SEW MACHINES OF AN BENTED. REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY. ‘We have the most complete assortment of SEWING MACHINES in the city, at prices to suit everybody. Call and b> convinced, 2G aa ee 528 9th street n.w., Bt. Cloud Building. BOYAL : HAVANA LOTTERY, DRAWINGS EVERY 15 DAYS. ONLY 25,000 TICKETS IS3UED. Capital Prize, 200,000 SPANISH DOLLARS. Orders filled in KENTUOKY STATE. LOUIA. IANA BIATE AND COMMONWEALTH LOT- TERIES. ¥ULL INFORMATIOS, &c., FURNISHED BY J. DUFF & CO.. Bankers, 42 Nassau Street, corzer Liberty, New York. seps-w, 8, HEAP COAL! Z ‘The ROCHDALE CO. 510 11th street n.w.. b: tract, made before delivered at any tin fr the benefits of these low prices can dos) upto t Of Tresent mouth by takine a susrs of stocs— yoyable #1 rer month. admits yor also ge RoWDer of other benefits, in LOWER PRICES for all kinds of supplica, sech a8 DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c., &¢ You can Save mere than the price of a sliare iu Coal alone. Fey 3-"0L Ze, 2p MES 2p MONTAG ABLE DkESSMAKE od quarters, No. 1106 € be happy to receive WN OTICE OF DISSOLUTION. sep8 CHEAP CO4L! ERATIVE SOCIETY, sery adv advance AN the firm composed of THUS. W. RIGEY, THOS. R. KILEY, JNU. B. GILEY and Wal. W. KILEY, and tradi ral name -au! style of THOS. dissolved by 1 elsims ay All persons hevinw rm will present sare to iL continue the S. Ww, ate E RILEY WM. W. i rwesssortment of CLD MINE DIAMONDS, in LACE PINS, RINGS, EARRINGS, &e. All the Fall Novelties in JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE, &c., At New Store of SAWL LEWIS. 1215 Pa. ave. Estal sty ed 1840, st STANTIAL VALUES IN NEW FALL DRY Goons. TED MOMIE CLOTHS, New Styles.” NEW FANOY HOSIERY s eae LUTIN'S CASH MELES st 30, Ba ag Stoo A 5 “WOOL MOMIE GLO: OtaN Ok Scoton PLaipse™ ine, Marcon avd t SEW HUBER FOR Ovierains, BUS COTTON NEW FURNITURE ORAPES AND CRETONNES. Navy Bine, Plain and Twilled LADIES CLOTH. BLACK SILKS, "Our Monopoly Brande COLORED SILKS, **Ail Blades and Paces," BLACK and COLORED SA‘TINB in Great Variaty. BLACK SATIN pe LYON, 82, 82.000 S)and 8) 0 COLORED SATIN ve LYON, t's? oh s BLACK and COLORED VELVET: ‘ BROOADE and STRIPED VEL. BROGADED SATIN®, trom $i Medium Weisht MERINO UNDER SHEILAND AND CHUDDA SHA MARSEILLES QUILTS, from $1 BALLARDVA Sita! FLANNE. chineal Dye.” RED TWILL ving fe “ONE PRICE ONLY." Ha Bi PLAIN FIGURES. pte ee eee to $14.60. ARNEL LOKRING DEPARTMENT, ENGLISH AND SOOTCH SUITING. LADIES’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. TEEL, avenue. - sept w, 9a5 Pennsy DRESS SHIKTS to onder: shoe ANITARY PLUMBING. See eae ee, ex JAB. F. BRIEN, 429 Oth st. Te Wee Makes 3 ty Of ‘the examination and of ELUMBING, Sth Secs ae antary arrangement. Orders promptiy filed “ape Gar” EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. Rs. E. L. JENSEN WILL RESUME HER instructions to Misses and Boys at her nes F sidence, 204 F st. The Mises’ Department will be: seas eeparate by a competent assistant. eps OF. LAHKOQUE, 1329 F st., native P French Inmractor aud Linguist, gradaate of rbonne University, Paris. French taught as svoken by the elewant and thoroughly educsted French society. Method easiest seps GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, THE SOHOOL OF LAW Orene for the atnual term of 1820-81 WEDNES- Day EVENING, October 6th, at six o'clock, in tha Lecture Hail, 918 F st. n.w, ‘in Washington city Heenlar course of two years, Fifty Dolisrs per an- num; Fost Graduate course, Twenty-five Dollars. By icnlars address: OF PENS, HENRY DENNIS, Secretary, sep2-3m 915 Fst. n.w, Washington D.C. M ISS MARY TUCHER MAGILL WILL resume her classes in Elocution October 1st at her reeidence, 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.W- sep 7-Im - SONS ON PIANO OR GUITAR 89 Jes Sia yer quarter. For further particulara, arpiy or address MUSIO, 213 10th st., south of Emithsonian. Reference given. ‘bep7-2t* ss ROVER’S SCHOOL FOR MS Rick Aoaiee anid hiitiveny wil reopen MONDAY, September 13h. For circulars apply craddvese PRINCIPAL, 33%6 Tet. now sep7-it* \HE COLUSBIAN UNIVERSITY, ‘The Columbian C-lexe opens September 8. he Medical rchool opens O ctober 4. ‘he Law Schoo! opens Uctoosr 14 cataloxucs or further fformation address FOr cata nA ES C. WELLING, LL.D... Pres'den*. fen?-2m. ATIONAL UNIVERSISY, rford B. Hayos, President of the United inten: Chance lor Ex-Officio. LAW DEPARTMENT. e FACULTY OF Law. Kon. A:thur Macart W. O. Claughton, Feq sor of Practices, Ap- ed Evidence, Oomiercial and Maritine Law. esq» Professor of Pleadings BNt- a} isprudence. Euxene Osrusi, 1q., Professor of the Law of Real nd Personal Property, Oontracts, anid Newotia- ” truments. = ‘Ihe Lew Departimes £ will reopen MONDAY, Sep tember 20, 1680. Cataloxues ate now realy, and may be chtsined of the secretary, W. J. Newton, toy 7th street. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. LITERARY DEPARTMENT. Darius Lyman, M. 4., (formerly of Mismi Uni- versity, Ohio, and East Tenneasec University. cnn) Profvof Ancient and Modern Lanuaes da in Tr Te. epartinent will open MONDAY, October niars may be obtained of W. J. Newton, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. POLYTECHSIC DEPARTMENT. Facciry—Hon. Arthur MacArthur, Liu. D., Pres- om F. t. ‘ 1. “Endlich, Pl. D-, Prof. of Geolozy, Min- cralogy, Mining and Chemistry. i B.M. Behton, M. A., Prof. of Mathematics, Civil Fogineering, and Elemer tary Chemistry. Ieeter F. Ward, M. A., Prof. of Botany and Na- tural History. Schoo} of Mathematics, Surveying and Civil En- pineeripg. bis schoot respens Monday, Septem. ber 20th. Students sre aduuitted on examination to any class they may be quaiided toenter. Cata- iemues are sow ready and may be obtained from the Secretary of the Univecsity, or on application to Prof. B. HW. Benton, at the Lecture Rooms, 1419 New York ave., from'sto5 p.m. School of Gsol- zy, Mineralowy, and Mining, opens October 11th, 1 #pecial Classes. —Special classes, day and evening, in Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. Bot- any, Natural Bistory ‘and Mechanical Drawin (nclucing Geometrical and Linear Perspective): be organized 63 ober, of which future rouncenent le. W. J. NEWLON, Sac retary, 609 7: st. p.w- Bep7-2y a WANTS. ROF. & MHS. L. E. C. COLLIERE’S FDENOH, ENGLISH AND CLASSIU. SCHOOL FORK BOYS. No. 1236 I street n.w., wi BE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, September 221, 1830. Instruction in the French laneat wately OF ed after schocl hours, by ot Ooltrs M RS. BURR Wil reopen her English and French Day School on MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at 1308 H st. n. ¥. aug0-e0lm"* Wee FEEFARATORY HOUOL e THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON, A. M., Ph. D., Princi- Pa nd Instructor in itistory ‘and’ the’ Euulish Prof. ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- structor in Latin. Prof. ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in French sud German. Prof. HARRY 0. DAVIS A. B, Instructor in G cok. Penmanship and Bookkeeping. - J. HOWARD GOBE, B.S., dnstructor in Mathematica This School affords a thorough prepsration for the College. Its full conree extends thronzh four Years, but it furnishes alsoa High Echool course cecupsing two years, for pupils who have con pieted their studies inthe common Engliah branch- €6, fither in the Pulvic Schools or else shore. [ ie eeeeson ovens on the Sth of Beptembor ‘é Large for the whole year, payable qaar advance, s6: ee ‘Shere are For cata o Principal, aue}9-3m) PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AcAD- EMY, CHESTER, Pa., opens September 8th. Civil Engineering, Cuomistry, Ciassies and Eng lsh, Desrees conferred. Gefers to Gen. E. f. Beale, Com. 8. P. Garter, and Mesera. it. 0. How! itt, Wim. H. Baliey add James G. Payne, patrons of the Academy in Washington. 4y10-8m_ “Con. THEO. HYATT, President. tes of further informnation adress th "es of further information adazess the ewe Hill, above Lith street. FOR RENT AND SALE. EEN1—Brick HOUSE of seven rooms, 9th pox F St, near Bonndery. Inquire of C. H. AKMER, St, oF 1443 ( at. ‘sepS-3e* Av TED AGENTS ae ° Je BRI _ EM — shington yun. Pply 2 off 628 F street, near 7th et. a te POR PENT HOUSE and STORE, 1230 7th st. B-W.: rent £30 Fer month. Mrs. T. WEGGE MAN, 1231 7thit. now. WASTER Ey, A settied white Woman, a S{TU- ATION to cook, wash and iron in’ private family. Address Bot 36, star aifice. It sops.iit* FOE RENT HOUSED Ost a e., containine 2 rooms, medern improvements: posses Yet October. ' Inquire at 16% 0 st, 2 ee WASTED—A COLORFD WOMAN to. a> ai eral Lonsework and wait on thotabe Th beat of references required. Apply Dew. SOR RENT—No. W211 Tet. n.w., BRIC Stories, eight @oome, cellar.’ furnace’ eed ern: expesure. Sn. WAKNER, V ANTED-—By 8 comy y ein SITU ANION ins private family as chambarm al SETTER: Tlease apply for three days st Dw. FOS BEST To Gestiaaes Taran woll-ven jated Landsomely furnished RUOMS, eeord @ ficore, 920 New York ave. ; conran'ent to Ler of care. seps ANTED—A lady wishes ROOM, or ROOM and BUARD, in a nice family on'B street « between 9:h sd lath ats. Reply for two da Address 20x 105, Star office. £68-3i" y ANTED—Siy a German girl jast from Earops, (does got speak English,)a SITUATION to do general housework in a small private fami Apply No. 941 L st. n.w. saps WV ANTED An experienced OPERATOR on the “Domestic” Bowing Machine. Tngnt between 12. and 2 at the Domestic Ne cfice, 905 F street, (Masonic Teraple.) GR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPER PVE RS AT ALCTION. sted on the Ist and 15th of every montl flee of THOS. B. WAGGA MAN, 819 7th et. [OR EENT, Furtished HOUSE, 11 roo: ly repaired, modern improvements, ex ‘ceation, West End , 880. per month: oF parlors. init e room, pantry, close kitcher, three bed- rocmpr, yard, &c, $60. Aditress WELLES, Star office. a WOH KENT—STARLE attached to 112iet.n. w. Apply on preniiecs. sept. WANTED A SITUATION as bermsid in a private family by a res Jerman girl, with best of reference from last em- yer. Addrees GERMAN, Star office. geste" WV ANTED=8 White, 6 Goto 300k Wath and iron; 58 red WOMEN F ‘olcred_ Cook, nd 81). W ANIEDS Br Serr 16ri—Two FURNISHED ROOMS and BOARD for myself, wife and son ave? fifteen, or three FURNISHED Ki £u table for honsékeepivg, between 1, 20, Mais. now. : priva y preferred. "Adie, W. D , 204 Het. n. OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED I SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, 936 P etreet northwest, opens MONDAY, Sent. 6th. augl4-lin DORA N. BKOWN, Principal. NRE CEDARS-a HOME ScHOOL FoR | YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen on, the 8TH OF SEPTEMBER. Bituated on the Heights of Cecrnctoyy with extensive grounds, the location isat once beautiful, health- ul and accessible. A few additional Boarding Pa- pils are desired. Terma moderate. For particn- lars address the MISSES KARLE, corner ee and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.O. au2-2m \HARLES E. HILTON, A. M., WILL J oxen & Schoo! for young mien and boys s¥e- TEMBER tth. The Clsssice, Mathematics aud Higher Eng'ish will be thorouchly taucht. Special attention will be given to those preparing for col- leze, scientific iustitutions or for competitive ex- swwinations. Mr. Hilton will also receive private pupils of either eex. For terms, testimonials from. Tecent patrcns, and further particulars apply at 405 Kast Capitol street. au<]2-Im* GESEGETOWN COLLEGIATE IN- KA” STITUTE FORK YOUNG LADIES REOPENS WEDNESDAY, September 8th. Those wishing to enter as boarding papiis should apply without de- lay. Miss STEVHENSON, Principal, 101 Gay at Gocreetwon, French WAVERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H et. n. w.—Boarding and Way School for Young La- Hes and. dare: pension opens Bept. os Cir- culare et Book and Drue stores and Semfuary. au2-2m Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal. PECEEEL INSTITUTE AND KIN. DERGARTEN, Mirses POLLOOK sod NOERE Principals. ments. SEPTEMBER Eeucation thoreugh in all depart- Normal claes for ladies. School reopsng 112Tasthst. nw. auy28-Lm v New ‘Mevicd of Training.” Z. ROUARDS, Pr'l. an26-1m ETHEL CLASSICAL ASD MILI- TAKMY ACADE WY. —Adsress, for Gatslozua, Maz. AG. SMITH, Supt., an25-Im* Rethel Academy P.O, Fauquier co., Va. HIE MISSES KERB WILL RE-OPEN teeir SCHUOL, MONDAY, September 20th. For Circulars apply 908 12th st. n.w. sep6-26* ONCH 8 NOW PREPARED TO GIVE ° IRUCTION IN VIOLIN, OLARONET and all ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS. Terms reatonable. 6(5 H street n.w. 8e)6-3 N RS. ELIZABETH HAERIS' SEMI- NARY FOI: YOUNG LADIES, LITTLE GIRLS and BOYS nndert velye, will open oa MO A- DAY, Neptember 20th, 1880, at 622 18th st. n.w. sep 6-20" ETHOPOLITAN SEMINARY AND RINDERGAK!EN BOARDING AND vay SOHGOL FOK YOUNG LADIES AND CHIUDREN resumes duties Sepremmen 17rd. Kindergarten Normal Institute, QoroueR 1311. | Principal, Miss B. 0. GRAVES, 800 18th st. D.w, sepb-24 OWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The thirteenth annual session of this school will commence OUTOLEK lat and continue five months. Expenses —Matriculation, 10; Incidental, $10; Graduation, $30; Demonstrator's Ticket, 85. For Circulars address O. B. PURVIS, M.D-, Bec , £ep6 Jin No. 1118 13th street n w. G Acker tows: COLLEGE. OOLS RESUMED IN THE ACADEMIC SOS NENT ON THURSDAY, fer. rn. Eoarders Half Boarders. Day Scholars 50. sep-8t P. F. HEAWY, President. YAPITOL HILL KINDE® RTEN / spc PRIMARY sOHOOL, fourth year, opsns on MONDAY, SepTeMven 13TH, 1880.” Bur circn- lars and information, apply to the Principal, CR ELIA F. BUYDEN, 22 3d at. 8.6. eps-6s" AX ACCOMPLISHED AND BEFINED fA day, will sive lessons in vocal music; ale iu $300, = 100. to persona desiring to make up deficien- cies. French a specialty; best references wiven. Address E. H , 1115 Ist. n.w. Saps-Git KR. JOSEPH KASPAR, Solo Violinist, eracuate of Couservatory of Prague, and of Sauret, of Paris, desires to inform the pu) public that be wil! impart Instruction on the Vio'in nches, b-si fu all its by Con algo be cn ing SEPTEMBER 15TH. PES CUTION.-Mies MK. SQHREINER ig prepered to organize clases in Elocution and to give trivate inetructions to individuals For articnlars addrees Franklin Buildin. Refere bret, Mark Ba Jey, Elocutionist Yale Qol. é tice Strong, J. Ormond Wilson, A. R. Spoiford, Cong. Librarian : Judge J. Tarbell, Board Trustees PubiioSchoo:s, D. G.; Mother Mary, of St. An) feps-imn her MON- street an25 Im* M SENDOREE will reopen, 8CHOOL FO BOYS AND GIRL! DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Church, 9ti northwest. {CLECTIC SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND SMALL buY: 5 Will commence M 1880, at 210 A at.u.e. Miss EMILY acher-#21-1m* 91 1421 ST.carue V. PRUD -HOMME’S ® Clakses re-open September 20th aud Oc- tober 1 French taught by the natural method. Hours 11 a.m., 33g, 4%, 634 p.m. ‘Terms moder- ate. Great advantages off-red to. pupils who take the whole couree. Private lessona if deelrad. aw30 Wy Asee ron FEMALE SEMINA- RY—A BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOUL FOR, YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN—Will be re- WANTED —A WHITE GIRT, fo ation and aésist in housew: commended. Call st 1018 8 WARTED—aN fors emall fami menced and etay at wiht. ‘OK RENT—Several nice HOUSES. Apply ty. B. CHURCH, Indey endent Lee Otis, cor. of 12th #t_and Pa. ave. se)7 30 OUFE with 11 rooms, all ¢ F st., bet. 17th and JSth, 17, staine. Fe land ave. Tooms. House a! FORREST rished HOUSE, nm ood condition derate to a careful tenant. sey e-story BRICK HOUS rn improvenent uh at 1 Furni- location very dewiratie, a FXOR BENT—That Deautiful HOUSE, £S Cay itol st., double hor 7 cedar and every cc th to weed tens B fnwnce, only il. WABNEB, 9 Bep7 na!) HOUSE of three room Apply +03 Gth'st. Bow. Sep6 ut WW ANTED—In0 Giericea you: Wiktin roce tanes your 5 worsted work preferred. Apply at nw. WANTED — Brickyard at tossers) LABOREE BRICK MAOHINE CUMPANY, Hand Boun lary ets. nie. sep -3t WASHINGTON A floor, two lane 1 ine ROOMS, cent a private family. ‘end a two-story Press Bi fen 4th and Sih ete. Apply i Bepd-so2W* WW Rae Ra on the 15th, by zentioman and wifo, pe OOM and BOAKD sha aviet pervate family, ne tern part of the city, s c ont. Address Hox 126, Har vines” “SSF veer ae FORREST A cpmauletely and handsomely far uisbed modern HOURE of medium size, and. 1! * very derirable jocality. Bent low to a carefal tenant. Address K. L., Star offic sep6-lm ANTED—To rent or lease, buying, email FARM near this city saitable for ry. Address, slating tarms “and location, arm,” care J.’W. HARDELL, city. set with privilece of W {CR RENT—tn flats or ail toeether, that elecant }Tivate RESIDENCE, No. 1012 Toth st now nas {! large rooms, range, and every modern im} WANTED —To buy for cash, © modern BRIOK VY HOUSE, centrally located, worth about 85.0 Would assume stuw’l “enchmbrance. JOHN ‘oom 3, St. Cloud Building. sop7-2t"_ VOR RENT Fecond 1 third floors modern improvements ; at 10: 2 Moc¥herron Square. ed. tingle or em suite; al 27 Vermont a BOWLE! WANJED.—A young Indy dependent en! on her own exertion, appeals to a chai public for EMPLOY MENT as copyist; cov fmall children; would take sewing, of a position amore. Best reference. Addrass Miss # WASTED, We desire to cetablish =» GENERAL AGENCY in Wachington or viciuity, to co trol the sales of @ staple article of Aaii consumption. Any energetic man tal m: re a permanent, paying business. culars addrese © KEENWICH 31'#G CO. Ig2 Fulton st., New York. sep7-2t WASTED ANOMAN to Apply at 1219 Penn. WANED week; can st. nw. ‘a. e000 operate: ring machine. {OR RENT—HOUBE AND STORE known as the Gid Curiosity Shop, 611 D st. Also, ROOMS wm firet, second and third floors, 641 D «I 5 Apply on the premises. Bey OR RENT-STOHE LOOM, one of the best ftardsin the city, southeast corner of 7th st a Massachuret! to Dr. L. M. TAYLOR, N ser room BRIOK HOUS¥, with modern improvements, No. 1513 1 sf. between Bhede feland ave. and’ st. cnith 10 a wood tenant. Apply to JOMN F. GRE 1520 14th st. sep2-Im* NT—HOUSE 417 M st_u.w.. (responsive tenant only, )eizbt roon a, sitemer kitchen and bath: » lovely "hones $°5 ter mouth, Further formation and key, epply JONSON'S Gailery, +9 Pepnsyivania ave! sep2-Im* Wy 42 22D—Three or four unfurnished or part furmiebed ROOMS, nor liwest, with bith rom. Address P. B. K., Star office. ” eep6-eo3i" WASP aR AMULIES to furnish with RIELT- ABLE BEKVANTS; try 1 RVAN all sorts; boys, girls; SEAMRTHESSES for city ard country; all with reference. 926 F st. n.w. G. E. PRICE & Co. auz23 39" i ih with reliave WANTED iamilies to fa NTS and other help. Cooks, Cham- Nureee, all with reference ‘at short notice. Sth st., cor. Mass. ave. P. Mo- DONAL& CO., Agency. augt3-lm* WANED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND Walk RANTS, Soldicrs* Homest-ad OLAIMS, and ai] Finds of LAND &CRIP, for which hizhest rates will ba paid. “WILLIAM” J. JOHNSTON, Attor- uey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. aues 3m. WANTS—MISCELLAN JOR KENT—with firet-clacs Board. at No. 1012 1%thst.n w.. asuiteof well Furnished ROOMS, terior, bed-room, private bath-rooms, hal! clo: and roCm clessts.) Also, a third-story BED- OOM ; vented with the suite or singly. ebsneed. GOR RENT_No. 613 Hi street BRICK improve: POR EST nto: tuite or single. Le a tcl. “Tatie Board. 115 Maryland ave 3 ang31-26* FOR BENT Oumar inne BASEMENT, lieht snd dry, with si¢e srea, gas and water, at comer 9th abd Gu.w. W. C” DODGE. _an26-lm FOR BENT-ERICK HOUSE, No. 1116 Tothet D,W.: 79S : gas and water; excellent neihbor- hood.’ Kent, §25 per month. VALL & MARR, #04 F street. augi4-Im TW: STE OLD Got and SILVER, ia laree ‘or sicall quantities, Hizhost cash price paid. 821 Pen’a ave., between Sand $3 sts. aud) Speed it 1023 12th st n.w., MONDAY, September 20, 1880. Circulars at the principal Bookstores. and at 1023 and 1027 12th Mrs. Z. D. BUTOH- EK and Miss M. GO. DOUGLAS, Principals. au2-2m. T. VEBNON SEMINARY BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1100 **M" Br. N.W. Removed from 204 ‘*F." School year opens Sept. 20th. Yor furtber information sddress dy15-3m ‘Mrs. J. E. SOMERS, Principal. QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, t corner of 7th and L eta. n w.—This institution aS A prowressive aid successful experience of 16 #2 rs. It educates young men and women for use- ‘alness and self-svpport. Its graduates secure Positions of trust and profit. ‘Conrse of study and rgininy comprises the Mnglish Languaze, Busi- Leese Arithmetic, Spencerisn Practical Penn anship, Bockkeoping, by single and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business Prac’ ony requiring the making out and exchanging of al! Binds of business papera, E2ine. and receiving cash aud keeping the accounts; Elocution aud Lec- tures. Dayand Evening Sessions bewin MON- DAY, AUGUST 80, 1880. For information and terms call at the Collewe or address HENRY ©. EPENCER, Principal. augis ROK. J. MAX MUEGLER. Teacher of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mn- fical Director St. John's Episcopal Church. 2623 Maesachusette avenue n.w. anzl7-Gw" $180, 4, XEAR, BOARD AND TUI- TION, Female Seminary, Military Academy, (Boys), Military Oollexe (Young Mea), Haddon= fiel iN 3, HOF eatalowues. address rs Jy24-2m ERE oe } OSSYLN SEMINARY, 903 16th ST. nw., near Latayette Park. “Boarding and vay #chool for ¥ oung } adies, tite Girls and Boys under 14. Fourteenth year wil commence Sept. 15th, 1€80. | Circulars may be obtained at the book stores and at the Seminary. . 8. L. E. SMITH, Principal. MISS B. ROSS, Assistat ang7-2m WAKLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, 8t. / Mary's county, Md,—Fali Session begins Sep- tember 6. Board and Tuition, $75 in advance for ach seesion of five months. For Circulars address WM.T. BRISCOS, Secretary to the Board. al7-1m* * SCHOO Me for Boys Sud East Cay i. will Treopan SDAY, achers, Re J. A. GRAVES, M sep2-1m MOISELLE E. FOULON WILL ber French Dey School September 2uth, : eepl-Im TERSON INSTITUTE, ELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR Boys, Mth st., between I and K etreets, _Will reopen WEDNE-DAY, September 8th. Fer Oircuiars, & sdcress ug 1T. Cw ILTON, 821 VERMONT AVE., Epvlish and Frenuen School 16th. Prof. Ginesi in- sepl-tro* 1. TIFFEY WILL RE- EN ther Schcol for Girls and Littie Boys. at T456 Corcoran et , on Wednesday, September 15th. Every poreibie effort made to advance pupils. 81-247 Sts? VERAON INSTITUTE, 1530 Istreet nw. Kusiish snd french Sehoot fur ittle Girls. MRS.O. W. PAIBO, sumed Sept. 20th, 1880. sl-Int HE PINKNEY INSTITUTE A SE- LEUT Schoul for Girls, will reoven ou WED- NESDAY, Septouber ott. For circulars ete, nadress the MissE3 BURGESS, Principal 2 81s Oonn. ave sepl-bw* VATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND Pehool ior Children from 3 to 10 years of axe. Vocal mu-ie and German free. Sixth year opens fer 13th, 1680. MKS. LOUISE POLLUCK, J. Tethers! Class opens October 18. For cxeviars call at the Washington Kindergarten Nor- mal Instiiute, 92 8th et. northwest. eepl-2w RLINSGTON ACADEMY, MAY Guiding, cor. ith ard E sts. nw.” A Select School for Boys and Young Men, Number limited. Only scholaré of wood moral character recived. Fall tert of 1880 bez ns September 6th. Careful and thorough instruction in the Common Eng ish Branches, Bock-keeping, ehorthand, Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geotbetry, Latin and Greek. Day and evenity sessions. BURTON MAOAFEE, A. M., Principal. —* sepl-Im_ OCK BILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT OLIY, Mp —Nersion bevivs MONDAY, dept. Loard, washing and tnition for term of five months, #130. No extra charies. Apply for Pro- spectus: Brothgr AZ -RIAS, President. "931-2 i OF MUSIC, cae AY OF a aoe | street northwest. J.P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc., Principal. Studies resumed Sept Gub. aussu-Ta* O0L—Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- writin re. ape September 20th for its 11th ‘I, Teacher of PIANO, O1kGAN J. eA YSUM MUSIC. Particular atiention t fedinners, a8 well as those wishiny to, be qualified te. 1215 street for ‘Feachers. ‘Terms modera 15 A sire no! ARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL MU Mec Rea i Mdres wlll Fe-open om WEDS Ba DAY, Bept. 15. French under charge of Prof. C. Genes! incipal, Miss MAOLEOD, at the Cee te eee bid ath ete. ws auysoctan PAHK SEMINABY “its. G3. CONDRON ‘will reopen Pchool SEPTEMBER 20TH, 1580, ‘Tf N.W. Circulars at Book af 600 PIETH BTREE iaraat ton SS QcHoon OF MUSIC, 707 Le B.W. DER. Experienced teachers in Paror Voice: Organ, etc. Oburch ormane, Hates, 82'60's wonth and upwards. ang28-1m DIUNCT-PROFESSOK of Litt cs MU OOLUMBIAN Gates ould be ‘sia Becure private pupils or to teach Gating uss not en; taueht. “Greek, Lat ident and Facuity of th ger Gen. Garfield, “Specter Randail, kc, WW, Corcoran. Prof, Hall apt. J."0. Wilso ‘Address A. P. MONTAGUE, tabisn 00)- M82. cenenar BOARDING AND YOUNG LADIE3 AND at 943 M st. n.w., SEPTEM- #03-2uy CHARLES B. YOUNG, Principal, a 91g 14th wrest. RDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young Ladies and Children. Board and tuition {50 per annum. Languages and music extra. 5 h V jy ANTED—STEAM OARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches. OHACE BRO. ang20 616 Lon‘siana avenue. WASTED FEATHERS 10 RENOVATS, Mattresses to remake and fing up! Noth exterminated by steam. By F. Hl. YOUNG No, 3404 Peuusylyauia avenue, opposite Willara’ Hotel. anz20 WXIED 200 TO KNOW THAT TSEUL A first-clses Tailor-made Second-hand SUTT, much better spd a great deal cheaper than a com: 1ch hew ait ean be bought, at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch 8 8 N. B.—We buy but first = NO. 403 9th class Becond- BUSINESS CHANCES. Fee BALES? 27,504, nice cielit-room HOUSF, with all the modern conveniences; south front snd fine logation. Apply at 17.6 Sthst. u.W., after 4 p.m. BepB-3t FOF BALE {Qn one of the main streeta in Monat Fleatant, ONE ACRE, well adapted fors buuld- ing with good improvements. Address EX CHANGE, btar office. seps-4t" —— Ok SALE-8TOCK and GOODWILL of Gro. cer, store, doing a good cash business; ood reason for te'ling: owner in another business, Apply corner 23d and H sts. n.w. BepB-3t UR SALE—20) Shares Metropolitan RR. Stock, 18 shares Columbia R. R. Stock, 10° Shares +German-American Fire Insurance.” H. J. FROST, 420 6th st sepd-6t* FFCR SALE FARM of 20 acres, on the Q1e0n's Chapel sad. about 33g nules’ from the city; wocd buildings, fruit, shade, &e. Apply southeast ‘ver H and Boundary sts.; or INU. A. BAKER, Louisiana ave. ‘sept-Gt* ) SALE. FOR KENT. £24 224 st. n.w., store.15 2419 Netoow..bre2 0 2s bens ire FOR RENT A} Cor. 4&Ps.ay.,16 78 875 2411 Ps ave ,16rs.m.i.40 BOG 20th et. 8 Fem. 1.22.50 1210 D et 20 will be made for advertising property. 9 40 foam gn auime to suite A let of othr prope rty both for d rent,can be seen at my office.’ ice hours: 8.30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 RENT — eee Br KO. HOLTZMAN, Bxan Berary AGReT A — 100) and F streets northwest. Ekating Rink. 1813 Blas at. 0. w. 23 1859 st.nw.,1Tre S195 10 re. and a Fur. house, Make.ay 150 515 2d st. nw ” For. house, Pet. n. 3 a Fur.h’se, i6th a.w. 100 § oo Mase. ave now 200 Pur bse, 10th st.n.w 125 Fur. house, Mass ave.200 2 Fur. house, K #tp-w 150 15th now., 15 re. 83.33 P20 sth st n.w., 13a. and swore. 83.3 Boome over Gai Bro. & Co... - 1094 2Sihet pow. far Largehall,Poet Brag 5 941 Dat-ntw., store. 1423 Mass, ave.n.w. re. apd bath PV et.now.,11 229 13% et 8.w..5 re 2064 sth st. a. w., 6 801 24 st w.,3i re. room 12.80 and Dati... 40 35 Heme. Ore 2 20K et. nw 0 re. 128N. davenw 12 and bath... 40 I MAKE NO CHARGE TO LANDLORDS FOR ADVERTISING | THETR PROPERTY, — AND BEEPIT BEFORE THE PUBLIC OONSTANTLY. J HAVE MANY OF THE FINEST BUILDING Th crTy R ALY. ALSO, EVERY SECTION AT PKITe9 NoW 13 THE Time 2. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th end Fats. n T Call for our LIST OF Hc NT. r LIST OF PROF Owners will do well to pla us. It will secure prompt ani JOUN BNE Bt. « RENT. Most. p.w.. 10 re, st. n.w., 10 rooms per ma Sern 8 per mo TOLD & HANDY, 509 Seventh street nw. 1719 RHODE Residence, cc Price'$125 per uionth. ¥” STREET Handsome Brick Rest- sud modern conve- per month. 425 AND 427 FOURTH 8T. N.W.—Two four or: ks. 10 rovme euch, sasand water. Price soni 4 SIXTH ST. Price $37.10 THOS J. FISHER &CO., 12% JOR BALF-A DEN southeast corner ¢ W.—Tea-room Brick, mo Fst.n.w EB HOME, on the rm 2d st. 8 @., arranced 48 follows: Bssement—Furnace snd fiel roo, store room, Kitehen and pantey. First Qoor—& jvon parlor with bay window, din pantry. Second floor—Three chau room. rd floor— Two large ebsrabers a! rts" room, all in rood order. Parking on fro= and weet ide, ed by wubeta The floors of firet wood. This proper U. 8. Capite cot care Pr nises ts invited. FITOK, POX & BROW RENT— TEE QORCORAN BUILDING, Orrosiz® UPB. Tunas 57a STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—einsly or sommunieat- ing—for Bustuess 02 tudiow, ete. Water and oeets On every flo te oF sud steam hat. Dark rooms for storage. “Inquire of the Janitor. FOR SALI FOR RENT The commodions BUILDING Faowa as the Bherman House, situate No. 218 3d et. u.W., cr ntaining 23 roome and all mod. imp, ‘This briding hes been used a number of yearsas a first- clues boarding house, and is one of the most desira- ble in the city for such purpose. Apply to DUVALL & MARR, Real Estate and ee Avents, S04 F et now. sugh4-1in OR BENT—To gentlemen only—A handsomely furnished FLONT ROOM. No other lodzere end bo children. Terms moderate. 1210 9th et. u.W. aucl$-Im* (OR RENT—No. 406 let St. &.e.—A neatly far- niebed ROUSE coutaiving seven rooms, with incdern improvements. Apply on the premises. Poa {08 RENT—AT $25 Poy. McntH—HOUNE Ne. we SS, Heveacjoining. “inquire 926 Lou- avenue BOARDING. COMBS AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FaMILY for two gentlemen. No. 1224 1ith st.. Just above Thomas circle. sopi-t* Pek SALERA Bane Bax ortave Rosewood cace PIA) make for 89%, including handsome sto»! snd cover. Will sell upon eaxy 11 yaytuents to & reliable party. STONES 410 Lith 8. now. F SALE—New and Second hand COUPES weter snd other makers. N. panda snd Femtly Oarri tena, Onits,, Sere which very. tags 2 to clone out. Fepsirine dedto. ROBT. Hi. GRAHAM, Ke- ¢ Factory 420-416 Sthet.n.w. sux3l ( shEAT KARGAINS IN CARRTAGES.—Over x W sid Second-hand FAMILY. and CAENIAGES, Top and No-top Bugwies, Jump-seut Jag gers, Pouy ad Park amet De ws cher refase 68 Pennsylvania ave. FOR BENT Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- nished, pleaeant location, at Nos. 314, 316 ant alk, Indieria ave. Also first class BOARD 815 mcith SARAH FLAGLER. sopi er ANOS AND OF ON EASY MONTHL DIDNEY 7. NI TPSE TREMONT HOUSE offers ood ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for $23 and 33. per month; house is well furnished; table first- cree, and osolest location in the city. “aue24-Im FGE REST nooMs fornished or unfarnis) at $14, 316 and 3i8 Indiana aye. n.w. first-class" BOARD, 815 per month. 8 FLAGLER. 3527 6 LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. n.w., is one Ba EE Boarding Honses in the city. ‘Transient Boarders accommo- Gsted at reasonable terme. novia MONEY TO LOAN. QPEoraL. We have reverel GREAT BARGAINS in small BRICK HOU! Paying from ten to fifteen per |. £iso, three or four Gre it Bar- wains in large property from $5. 000 to $15,000. Detirable @hEaP LOTs for sale or exchange in ell parts of the city. a and guarantee to make terms jactory. MUNEY TO LOAN in any sum at 6 per cent. sd W. E. BUBSURD & UU., 1119 F et. o@- ROR SALEA firet clase RESTAURANT, con tral location; reason for se'liug, owner ig ag- other business. sep) ‘Apply 735 7th et. Mo IN HAND TO LOAN ON KEAL ES- DA TATE. in sums to snit, at six per cent. Ap Diy toL OUIS P. EHOEMAR EB, 920 ¥ st. D.w. be] 8-2 3100 TO 850,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SV sccunty. Lowest 1: Cail at once. . F. ‘MAN, Attorney, FepT-Im 1i2i Fst. nw. MOREE TO. LOAN in enins of 81,000 and over PA Gocd REAL ESTATE NOTES p se First-class HOUSES for rent or sale LYS Resi Estate Office, 15th street, ni Bank. OSE BAND 20 LOAN ON REAL ES RUG STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE—All in tate eecurity at lowest rates. seasion besins Sent. 20ch. Circulars obrained at the geod order. Apply to GHEEN & OSBORN, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Biarciice. Mre.M 8. Bowie, Rockv'llo, Ma. aT Laue | 629 Get. nw, sep2-2* seré-Im 1223 F strect 0.w. HE 2 ITU ~ | JROR SALE—FABM of 150 acres m Montromory (0 LOAN AT 6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM— PRE anche INSTITUTE, wasa con, ¢ mules from eis oe tile frou RB T Bs Ror circilare alan pie Mom. ARCHER, 1001 ion; wood bulidings; thoroughly caltivatad: PSU0, 82, 500. fo 7 1,200 peach, 000 pear; 8 acres in grapes. Wil bo GEO. TRUESDELL, ‘Maes. avenue, Washington, D. O. JyiT8m _ | sod low toan intmediate customer WEE. BUR: | sep2-1ct G05 Tih street. ORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, | FORD &00., 1115 F st. nw. sep$-im. Bordent N. J.—Beantiful locetion, healta- ful, home-lik hehristian and wisely goy- WM.'0. BOWEN, A. M., Prestt. ©” M42EXL4ND AcnicunturaL cor LEGE.—The next session commences TUES- at WM. Hi. station, cA George's county, Ma. Se Shyu Bawa A Pass FEMALE COLLEGE, MEOHAN- IOBBURG, PA. A healthful, beautiful dollege Home and School. Opens 25th year Sept. 16th. Jy17-2awlét Rev. T. P. EGE, A. a. Pros. GC, 1, FLYNN, A. M., 702 5th stroot n v.. - will open afternoon classes Sept. 13th for every grade of advancement. Mathomatics, Latit Greck, French, German, Bnulieh, Penmanship sm Bookkceping. * Evening’ classes itinue aa hereto- fore at $0 per month. Special attention to prepa {ion for collese, West Point, Annaperta ad ail competitiveezaminations. Private lessons on mod- erate terns. a@ugl4 PISCOPAL F: INSTITUTE, Winchester, Va., Key. Wheat, D.D., prin- cipal. A chartered institute e highest st eed ek Rage duced rates. Begins Bor mber 2. sug16-1m* Oxs’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BRIGH poBCer Presbyterian Chi Dials, at the bookstores. For further infomation sddrens the Principal, Lock Box 53 ‘augl2-2m 3. COKE. SIX CENTS PER BUSHEL. Now is the ti to lay is for the BEG anitjantng come outa five bushels: ivored as above, 82." For saloat OFFIOE OF WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT O0., ((O#E. COKE, Orat G. W. CROPLEY'S DRUG STORE, Bep4-6t 110 Bridge street, Georgetown. AINTEHS AND SEKEEPEBS, P ATTENTION: a Use JOHNSTON'S DRY SIZED KALSOMINE axD MASURY’S MIXED PAINT. Best in the market. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE EYNEAL, Jr., 418 7 We Send for sample cards. CFTR ‘OTIOR—Don't forget MME. PIERR, Nea Lat her ol6 quariers, 719 ith et IL where fatal to now at the lowest Hesse gene, UP Ss D NTO) gt RA ARTE ai be decay el win aaa ae eit ad HR. i es Fey terms very cheap, sooording to ‘fine work. FRARMS TO TRADE FOR WASHING TON PROP- ERTY—I own 9 improved and 21 unimproved EMS in Western States; titles claar; no incum- brance. Iwish to locate in Washington. and will trade any of my Farms for Koc urpperty here. Address ine ss follows: WM. WHEETEN, Wash- ingtoa, D. O- Bep2-6r* WANTED Sz FRACTIONAL OERTIFC CATES of the Board of Andit, at best market rrce. LEWIS JOHNSON & C augsi- {OR SALE—A FARM OF 100 AGREN, wood build ings; larze quantity of fruit; healthy; one mils from Aubapols Junction, on Washiogton Branch, £0. He R.; price $50 per acre. COUN’ RESIDENCE, with 6 acres, all necessary out- ta ainee near the same station; price 3, 503. T. I. BOWIE, Annapolis Junction: or, Dr. 0. M. B. HARKINS, 6.0 Maple ave , Le Droit Park, Wash- ington, D. G. sue25 Im? PERSONAL. ES MASSEY, Fortune Teller, lls past, pres: AVE entavd future. ‘Tst, be:ween 7th and 8: ets. D.w. ; Dame Over door. sep 2t' PER FILES, PILES! —Dr. HD. BITRA- DER, office 620 11th ‘st., cures Internal, Ex- ternal, Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles, without resoring to the Knife, Lixature, Gaustics or any of the old, painiul and dangerous methods usually Tesorted to, and pesitively does not fail to eifect & cure in a single instance. Call oreend for a list of those who bave been cured by his new method of treatment. Office hours, 9 to322.m., and 2to5 p.m. Consultation free. Ser6 m,w, 8,20" = Copeultabion ree, a Oe ew Sa MME, PEQORE TELLS ALL THY EVENTS of life. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen’ 60 cents each. 1023 4th street north- west, between EK and L streets. augll-sw* ‘ME. BLANOHE. or Patis, FeMaue Doorness, M cares all complaints, expecially lencorthea ; thé fature. °No. 629 10th st., between Esnd Fn. w- . ALBURGER, successor to I. P. LIB- Bay, Watcuuaker aod 3 hee moved to corner of 7th and ¥ sta. n.w., in Btore, opp. U. 8. P. O. ‘OQHN PATOH EXAMINES tothe Dee A te estate. pt st. D.w., 6 a.m. to 10 pain. Always in before 9 and from 23 6 apll-5m ‘ADAM ROSS, the blished. reliable ‘Clairvoyant ives better eat- M in all affs = in Hi and faction pay. tation Roows , £02 pris te Shove Det 2.w. 03 /B SCHOOL SHOES GO TO F "suLBEe. eee Sevens SA cau ¥ ‘20 and Séc. REPS A924 and 1020 Penna, ave, Moz TO LUAN ON Riau EsTaTE. $150, $300, $250, 2500 to loan. Also larger sama, asmoy, be dered. Lowest charees and lowest Se 3. B. WALNER, suglé 816 F street northwest aN. ha = MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, UMS ¥ At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small rf sae NEG HOLTZMAN, 331 70th ‘and F sts. nw. LOST AND FOUND. rple Gray Horses. Ci i MONS' Stables, 311 i2th stn w. aucl9-3w JOR BALE—At wrest bargains for cash, or on easy terme, Rel assort nent] Of the world-renowned ESTEY ORGANS, atG. L. WILD & BRO.’S, Ta Tth PROFESSION AL. FOOT SURGERY, OORNS, BUNIONS, & S0.—DR. WHITE, ‘Chiropor over fift t Jnited States and ng in Washington. in 1561, ents of the feet. Hise pears’ practice throus Canada previous to le socesst ully treats ail; shment, 1416 atronized by emine homkands of other w $1 per visit. J, 2 JORNFON. DD. 8. Be Dentistry'in All ite Branches. COLD FILLING a specialty. Ofice—717 BUST. N-W., opposite vary Baptiet Church. Reference :—Rey. Dr. Donen » WEISENBORN, Dentint, res ¥. CELLULCID TeETH 1 all cperati u Jeecih at reasonable prices. ing, 50 cente. Dore ete US 14th st na Y. ave.—Beautiful » eth Filled, | bbysiclans, surgeons 3 i-kuown personsscs. Fi ane? Dy Tet, FALLOT, Debrien, No. 4 St., three doors from'cor. EK. Gents try in all tts branches. Teeth inserted $7 per Bet. All work warranted CED HEAT IS PRE- dicted and expected during Septem er, ROCK ENON SPRING will be Kept open unti! near the iritors avai ing themselves of 1 in the moentains can be comfor! dated at resonsble rates. Apply for information to. A. 8. PRATT & S> 401 9th Street. e Of the mouta. + cool retrost sey4-Iw O8T—Yerterday.a Lady's Gold WATCH. (ty Loita ae i.w. & Hberal re- 22 ward will be paid and no questions asked. gis sepB-3t* ‘OBT—One Barrel COUPLING of Eazle Odorless Excavating Apparatus, between warbawe wharf and stables. Keward if left at wr teat aa UARTER. 1" Toe aa tither on the steamer Lady of the Laxe, or 9th street car coming frou: the wharf, a three-stoned DIAMOND RING. A liberal rews~ad ‘will be paid if returned to 501 13th st.n.w. 88 O8T—Between Navy and Treasury department 4 Board of Audit CERTIFICATE Wor std, [oF 353.96. Conversion 18 5! |. A reward will be #iven to the finderat No. 1344 R st. n.w. SP REWARDT Leet Sunday morning Serenades Sth, about 10 o'clock, small B'ue ie 4 Terrier GYP; snswer to the name of, Trizy. Return to 1015 Connecticut ave. LW. Bep6-3t" PIANOS AND ORGANS. ABGAINS IN ESTLY ORGANS. ber of these ce'ebrated ORGNE, which am selis below fee: tery questions pee BORN G. SMITH, Fers-6m 2°03 Penna. ave. EAUTIFUL * SHONINGER” a Mi ficent BET. Biotsine si iia, one Everyone's favorite. For sala for cash’ or upon easy mocthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 420 Uth street northwest, ‘ALLET DAVIS’ PIANOS AUPRTG HR EARS tie wosld ad con FEE: SUMNER Agent. (COLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWABE of every de- ang2i- *Gjand and inachine-made FLOWER POTS of all UrENBS, PaERERVE Sans, ant COOKING BR, ST. MARY”! the mont Xcellent crabe and oysters in abundance ; fine wan ning, wame plentiful. Steamers stop at C where conveyance will be made to tiver Springs. Loar! per day, $1.95. IP. BLAUKISEUNE, Mt, D., Milestown'P. 0., Bid sept 9 IVER SPRI S$ CO., Mp, will, 4% GUN —¥xtracrdinary Bargain! Warranted” & perfection in barrel, locks, ‘tock. neon gaat shooting qualities. Donble-barrel Breech loadin Shop Gun, (tuwiish Laminated Steel Barrole— wo! a Jun. ven y funded it not estietactory. Testimonials nt ie agocd gun in every respect, and ths sportem: needs no better Jones, eq, 0.8 amathe souian Institute; T. F. Eaver, eg.. U. 8. Govern. ment Hospital:" Prof’ Leach, Major Geo. Duitey, Com. Internal Revenue. Ale; aparis, Va., and hundreds of others. OMEAKA Sportne Bazare, cor. 1otu aud ¥, opp. U.S. Treas, id 521 7th opp. 1".8. Post Offics. Tramwense ost ne of firé Colt Guns, Fisuiug Tackle, @1 Ra Archery, faar Teurie, &e , free to ull” \R. BUPPERT, Bos. 403 and 205 7th st. nm. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, ABOB- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; OR0- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY- CLES, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS. 3¥2%- Av Prices To Surr rae Trees. THE TRADES. : bein ‘the: oe ga iad RS, at oer, pena xandria,