Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY....September 15, 1850. CROSBY & NOYES.... Editor. ———— The Evening Star has @ regular, perma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper mublished in Washington, and eq ual to tha of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. _————————————— THE BTAx office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. Republican Fighting Chances iu the South. In the event that Indiana goes democratic In October, ft {5 sald the republfcan campatrn managers will endeavor to capture two or three southern states to make up for the fifteen €lectoral votes of the Hoosler state. Should the canvass take this turn, the republicans would probably select Florida, Sout’ Carolina and North Carolina as the states of the south in which to makeafight. These three states have twenty electoral votes, and the demo- cratic majorities in them are smaller than ta any of others tn the south. Therefore that the republicans would elect test in them, In Florié. tn 1876 the returning board gave Hayes a majority bat ate supreme court, by 103 de- cision that al] the returns should be counted, ajority. Inthe election for the first district gave a nd distrt at the result in the second alstrict was obtained by unfair and a contest fs pending in the presentatives over it. However, to 5 ns, they show a democ jority of only 2,776 im the state, whic voting population of about 5. last four years numbers of nor settied In Florida, and it {3 claimed that a ma- jority of th North Carolina gave a demoeratle majority In 1376 of 17,01 of a total vote of 233,541. ‘The democratic vote fell of In 173, bat it was owing, toa considerable extent, to over confl- dence. The republicans of the state are naking aspirited canvass this year, and have a good ticket in the Heid, but even with all the atd the national committee may give them tt 15 not that the democratle majority caa be arolina polled a total vo and gave Hayes a majority of the returns. The democratic counting, of 182,776 in ‘964 on the fas State ticket ran ahead of the electoral tlekxet and was elected. In the Congressional election of 1575 the dem rats polled a total of 34 votes, to + i for the republicans, but the latter were com- pletely disorganized and, a3 1s well known, made but a poor Mzht. The of the control of the state had disheartened them, and many of their ablest leaders lett t ate for good and removed to thenorth. This year the repub- licans have organized for the national contest only, They put no state ticket fn th Id, b2- Meving they could bring out the party strength better by fgnoring state {ssues. Should the national republican committee determine to enter upon the canvass in South Carolina and aid the state organtzation with speakers and money, they might be able to bring to the polls the entire vote of the party. Such a course of action would, naturally, put the democrats on their mettle, and they would do their Very best. It would heal the dissenstons that have grown up in the democracy ln the face of a disorganized and weak opposi- tion, but considering the vote of 1876 there Is no room to say the republicans could not carry South Carolina. It must be remembered, how- hat in the last presidential canvass the S had all the power and patronage of ‘state, county and municipal offices, and all the eteeticn machinery on thelr side, while now the democrats occupy that vantage ground. ‘The chances are that thedemocrats will get the Seven electoral votes of South Carollaa tn Spite or all the efforts the republicans may put forth. In Georgia and Tennessee the dem- Ocrats are divided into two factions, but both win: h @ach state, support the same elec- toral ticket, and therefore, in the face of 79,642 democratic majority in Georgia In 1876 and 43,600 majority for that party tn Tennessee, ‘the same year there Is nothing for republicans to build a Lope upon as far as those states are concerned. There is one more southera state in which the republicans might make a good fight—Virginia) ~The democratic majority in 1876 was 4 but since then the party has been riven In twaln, and now, within six weeks Of the election, the two factions are confronting each other in the fel As a matter of course the republican policy with regard to Virginia Will depend entirely upon the action of the demecratic factions If the latter untte upon one elecioral Ueket, It would be a waste of time to attempt to defeat it; if the fight of factions continues, then the repub- Means may step ia and win. A poll tax Of one doliar per head ts now exacted in Vir- ginia as a voting quailfication, and it can be paid up to the very day of election. Ir all efforts to unite the democrats fail it 1s reason- able to suppose the republican national com- malttee will see to It that the voters of its party Pay this capitation tax and deposit their Votes. In 1si6 the total democratic vote w: 13 and the total republican vote 4 ‘The readjusters are claiming the support of a large nvm er of the colored voters, but should the repubileans engage ir an active canvass they will so conduct it as to arouse the party enthusi of this class, and bring them in line for Gartleid and Arthur. pD®* oops, CARPETINGS, &C. Winter DRY GOODS and GARPET- Fat Sway Dice audrey FLANNEL at BLAOK SILKS, SATINS, BLANKETS, FLAN a NO UNDERWEAR, ' CASH- ERES, MERINOPS, ZEPHYR and CHOODA CLOTHS ; 500 Doz. Ladies and Misses’ FANCY HOSE. Carpets on second and third floors. Im- jense stock thronghent our Jarze store. y. W. BURDETTTE & CO., sepl5-3t Nos. 02% 7th st. & TUG K st. pues tec CARDS. NELS PLAYING CARDS. HART'S ROUND CORNERED PLAYING OARDS. Alarge Stcck Just received, at BEALL’S Bookstore, sepl5-3t 495 Penna. ave. KOEBLER'S FRENCH AND AMERTOAN iX~« BAKERY, No. 417 6th st. s.w., opposite Jof- Jerson School Building. Al! kinds Of Bread, Piss and Cakes delivered to any part of the city. French Bread s specialty. Branch Depot—VeLatt’s Gos FECTIONERY, No. 620 9th at. n.w., opposite U. S- Patent Otice septs Qw* Our Bread ereake for tteelf. U NUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE LINE or UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS, Cr Sock or CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &c., Is unsurpassed by any in the city. Rardsome lire «f LAOE CURTAINS inst re- ceived. Low prices, polite attention and satisfac- tion guaranieed. SINGLETON & HOEKE, sepls No. 801 Market Space. FULL SUPPLY OF KEHL'S LAN- A GUAGE LESSONS, and i SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTOR eepl5 St Cor. 45 st. and Pennsylvania ave. NVHE CHEAPEST GOODS IN E T UNITED STATER OY TE Lyon Gros Grain SILK (ail silk Revalar mado Extra LonzBalbrizcan HOSE, 31.50 box. PLAIDS vreat variety. Lonstals OAM- 33 ennine), 12sec. Knott Fringe all Linen LS, 250 (Eni re Stock equally cheap at BRODHEAD & Co. ‘by STAN! Bepl5-3t® OLD STAND, 1205 F st.. bet. 12tn and 13th. _EDUCATIONAL. KRTEN NOBMAL INSTI- lor the training of rtens and advanced clases, op:ns erga cul on the Pritcivals, POLLOCK, {29 8th st. ; Miss 8U31 127 1ath ate sepl5-3m ARMSTRONG. Profsssr of the Piano pupil of Prof. Dr. Lebert, of the Royal Conservstory, Stuitgart, Germany. ~The same at- tention psid to beginners as to the finishing of ad- vanced pupils. rirloma of proficiency from} the Koyal Conservatory. Sinttrart. Beit American references. Terms moderate For particulars ad- reas or call between the hours cf 2 and4 p.m. at No. 1133 10.h st. n.w. sep15-3° LAW scioor OF THR COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. JAMES 0. WELLING, LL.D., Paresipesr ‘Tie Hox. WALTER ESSOR OF THE Law 0 AND, MISDEMEANOR: WILLIAM A. MAURY, PROFESSOR OF FQUITY, JURISPEUDE: MON Law B Batrry PLEADING, OF TH EVIDENC! SHIP. B. HAGNER, LL.D., oF LEGAL Pracrice. The exercises of this ch -ol will be resumed in the Law Bailding of the University (Judicisry Fanare, 5th street, between 1) and K etrests,) on the IND WEDNK«DAY IN OJTOBER (Octo- ith) st six o'clock p.m., wheu opening ad- Greases will be made by the Professors, and whea Undergraduates of the Foe ous year, as well as uew students, are invited to be present. = ‘The enare charges for tuition, lectures, and all facilities cf the Fchool, in its Underer duate De- ws for s Rinvle year, or one 2 fortwo years, P b'a in ly, or in monthily igetalients, at the opticn of stniteut . ‘The fee for the Post-graduate course in practice, coverit ye & period of nine months, i+ 825. By particuiar invitation, beins in respon-e toa call from xore than seventy ¢racustes in la ne marimbers of the bar, fhe Hou B Hag- ner, LL.D. , Associate Justice of the 8 au Court of the District of Coluiubis, will doliver a Special Course of Tectnrss on Crimival Law during the seesion Cf 15> 1. The Lectures will be given on ‘hursday ning of each week at 7 o'clock. and the weners) theory of tae course will be expia' ‘ned by Jndce Hagner atthe opening of the school en the 1iih of October. ‘Lhe special fee for this course will be #10. Cataloxues may be had on applicatic W. H. &O. H MORRISON, 475 Penn at the National 15th st. ulty. N ACCOMPLISIIED AND REFINED Lady will sive ivssons in vocal music; also ia English, to persons dosiring t» make up dofistan- cies. French a specialty; best references given. Address E. H., 1135 1 st. n.w. seph3 2w* sopld N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT I OF COLUMBIA. Bosweiy T. Camp vs. THE ADMINISTRATORS OF AUEAHAM MORRELL, DECEASED, ET AL.— No 7,101 Egurry ‘This cause having been referred tome to take an account of the estate of the said A nRaHAM MORRELL, decenred, snd ofthe Administration of the same and of the indebtedness of the said ADRAWAM MORRELL, notice is hereby yiven that I will hear all creditors ard persors interested in the anid matter on TUES- DAY, the 28th of September, 1580, at 10 o'clock a. m., at my oftice, 42 Lonisiana ave eepls-wke2w JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. DANG STATE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This ts the only Lottery ever noted on by the ple of a State, arul uncer a late decision of the Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery nme in the United States, all other charters having been repeaied or having nb existence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune, TENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS K, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1880—-125tH MonTHLy Drawine. Loutsiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was regularly incorporated by the Lesisiature of the State for Educational and Char- table purposes in 1868 for the Term of ‘Fwen~ ty-five Years, to which contract the inviolable faith of the state is pledwed which pledze has bee renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, secur- inw its franchise in the new constitution adonted December 2d, A. D. 1879, with a capital of $1,000,— 000, to which it bas since added a reserve fund of over $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on thesecond ‘Tues- It never scales or post panes. Look at the following Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. tam, od ICES AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. “TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. Lisf OF PRIZES. 1 Oapital Prize. 1 Capital Prizo 1 Capital Prize. 2 Prizes of &2, 5 Prizes of "1,000. 6 of "508. 100 of 200 Prizes of 1000 Briss Sf at. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. roximation Prizes of a0. proximation Prizes of 200) 9 Approximation Prizes of 100 1857 Prizes, amounting to... Responsible corresponding ager points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. ‘Write, clearly stating full address, for further information, or send orders by express or ina Registered Letter or Money Order bp mails ad- dreesed only to M. A. DA! A Or same rerson at No. 310 Broadway, New York. J. P. HORBACH, 2416 F st. n.w., Washington. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawinga are unter Be rupertinion and man of GENERALS nagement . T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A.‘ KARLY. Repl5-wks4w ONCH’S BAND AND ORCHESTRA is now prepared to furnish MUSIC on all oczasions, Kesicence, 608 H st. n-w. Orders received at Music Stores. Beals CARD. ‘Ihe facilities of the Swiss Laundry exceed those of sll other Laundries in this city combined, and We claim our work is the best, Doth ia culor and Ceganee of finish. zs LACE CURTAINS. LA Our superior facilities enable us te doup Lace Cur- tains the same a+ new. This work is done by 0! rocess without the usual risks of mutiis uc the: Durtain. Carpet Covers of apy size Laandered withont ripping. COLLARS AND OUFF3. . There is no possible excuse for longer wearing tumbled down and wrinkled collars. Our work in this line cannot be approaches in this city; we «ive p finish aud beaut: fal calor. ublic are cordisily invited to inspect the Laundry, the only institu- ud eouth. IBA GODFREY, J New Orleans, La., Or oka sey 4-3t 1322 F sire The independent German dem \\ FOUR PER CENT. MONTHEY DIVIDEND, York city are indignant at the lott a adopted by Tamman: for a set- tement « nd Irving hat rences and a divistoa of the offices man democrats demand that Tae harmony program as so far carried out siall be annulled and that the whole question shall be Teferred to the coming conventton for adjust. ment. If the ain” at the polls, While there 1s con- in the protest of the Germar reight with the halls de- it when Tammany and Irving ball fought each other over loeal offices the Germans held the balance of power and used It to the best advantage; that the loss of Uuls power is what gives rise to German demo- €ratic indignation now, but as the protestors must depend upon democracy for the ofices they get the thing will end tn wind. The outcome of the jolnt meeting of the fander and readjuster state committees and electors of Virginia, in Richmond to-day, wil protably bea call for a state convention to consist of delegates representing all voters who Support Hancock and English. The indications point to this result. The most violent oppo- Benis of Compromise In both factions appear to be willing to abide by the decision of a state convention assembled upon a ca!l relating to ational issues only, leaving the state debt question to be fought out next year. This Plan would relieve the leaders of the rival fac- ns Of responsibility and accomplish the ob- Ject sought—the placing of a single democratic electoral-licket in the Meld. ——+e- ‘The total recetpts of cotton upon the market upto the leth inst. were $2,335 bales, against 48 974 for the corresponding pertod of last year, ‘This increase tn Tecelpts Of 38,361 bales ts er- Toneously made the basis of estimates of the total crop of the present year. One reason for Cotton getting to market earlier this year than last is tm te fact a fertilizers were much more sively used by plante st 2 and spring than ever before. tee aed ‘Vaneed the crop somewhat. Another reason 1s that pianters are putting their cotton upon the Market as early a3 possible this year, because Prices are holding good now, and there 13 no Prospect of any increase. Last fall planters held back their cotton, belleving tt would bring @ higher price tater in the season. The early Tecely ts furnish no correct basis for an estimate Of the whole crop. ———__-.-—_______ ‘The returns from Maine today do not yet Tully establish “who ts Governor,” but there is Ute doubt that Plaisted has been elected by a Small majority, ‘The legislature 13 undoubtedly Fepublican, and the congressional delegation yemalns unchanged, jay of each month in essh, will be paid to each stockholder of the Wall Strect Railroad Stock and Boud Purchasing : . Capital, 32,000,000. bh {UC.e OUMPANY. 53 Sspll-eo3t QILVER JEWELRY. ¥ Have just received » larce ass LACE PINS, EAR KINGS, BAX CHAINS, COMBS, s New Store of ent of SILVE 24, LOCKETS, EVE BUTTONS, & SA400L LEWIS, Jewrter, 2215 Pa, ave. sepl3 PECPED Bancains IN SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETs. COLOBED SILK COLORED SILK: BLACK SILES, from $1.08 to ONNET sud TAPISSIER BLACK SILK3. BLACK and COLORED BROCADED SATINS. BLACK and COLORED SATIN pr LYON BLACK SATINS, at 31, $1.25, $1.50, 82 and 83. OOLORED SATINS, **A)) Shades and Prices.” -25, $1.59, nopoly Brand, BLACK VELVETS. & #1 50, $1.75, $2 to $5. BLACK ALL-& Vv. TS, at $3 und 812. COLORED VELVETS, “New Shades,” at $2382.50 STRIPED and BROOADE VELVETS. NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. S#-Our Northern snd Eastern correspondents are sending us "New Supplies” daily. €?AN EARLY INSPECTION I8 SOLICITED. “ONE PRICK 4 FEAID GUE ONLY MARKED IN PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th st. Eetabtiahed 1840. sepll ___ er Quicmxne DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. We are also offering Lower THAN EVER TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCKES axp GARDEN VASES, of our OwN MANUFACTURE. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA ©0., 401 New Jersey Avenue, au23 Naz B. & O. Dzror. Seer epee ———— arbres ea os crite par Promptiy Sled. apé-ou® AND CLASSIC. seniar drill for boys nmon Envlish, Latin ice $4 to $5 per month. Phon- graphic es from 4t 1.» 8t 83 per month, in ciasses. Private Ices Epecial rates. Youur men or ladies trained for competitive examinations. sepli-Im CHASE ROYS, A-M., M.D. Bi) AHIN''S DANCING ACADEM ESTREET, ner. $1" AND 10TH Sits. WILL OPEN SATURDAY, Serr. 257m, 1330, For the reception of pupiis, when Mr. L. G. MA- RINI will organize his classes for the coming sea- Al wer pupil invited to a tend on For particulars gee Circular. from 9a m. and Greek. 702 5th street nyw., lasses Hept. 1sth’ for athematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Euclish, Penmanship and Bookiveping. ' Evening classes continua as hezeto- fore at 85 per month. Special attention to prepa- ration for collexe, Weet Point, Annapolis and ail competitive examinations. Private lessons on mad- erate teru 8. sepll W. FLYNN, A. ™M, will open afternoor S. every grade of sdvancement. _M SCHOOL FOR BOVS. No. 1234 I street n. w., will RE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, September i, 1380. Instruction in the French privately or in clae- v S a oe i after schocl hours, by Prof. Colliere. ee U PREPARATORE sCcHOOL COLUMBIAN OULLEGE. Prof. OTIS T. MASON. A. M., Ph. D., Princi- Pageant Instructor in ‘History and the English Prof. ANDREW P. MONTAGUE, A. M., In- structor ip Latin. Prof. ANTHONY H. JANUS, Instructor in French and German. Guigh HARRY C. DAVIS. A. B-. Instractor in ek, Penmans! Bookkeeping. wii. 3. HOWARD GORE, B.5., Lustsactor in atheniatics. ‘This Fchool affords a thorongh preparation for the College. Its full course extends through four years, butit furnishes alsoa Hizh Schoo! course, occupying two years, for pupils who have com- pleted their studies in the common Eneliah brauch- ee 7 the Pubic Soe oe € ones € Session opens on the Sth of Bébtember- fe for the whole year, payable quarterly in sawenice, 653. t arpes ere ‘are no extra cl . For esia cues orfurther information adazess the Principsl, College Hill, above 14th street. ENNSYLVANIA MILITSRY ACAD- EMY, Curster, Pa., opens September Sth. Giyl Engineering, Chemistry, Classis and Eng- lich. Dewrees conferred. fers to Gen. FE. F. Beale, Com. 8. P. Carter, and Messrs. K. 0. Hew- itt, Wm H Bailey add James G. Payne, patrons of the Academy in Washington. 3910-8m__ “Con. THEO. KYATT, President. PRE CEDARS —a HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen cn ‘the 8rn oF SEPTEMBER. Bituated on the Hoixhte of Georgetown, wit extensive muds, the location taat once beautifal, health- nl and accessible. A few additional Boardins Pa- pus are desired. ‘Terms moderate. For particu- readdress the MISSES EARLE, corner Fayette and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.O. au2-2i0 V AVERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H et. n. ‘W.—Boarding and Day School for Young La: om and Guiaren; seein cost Bene. ae Gir- st Bool Drug stores. minary- and-m - “"* Mise LIvsOUMB, Principal. (pee ADIUNCT-PROFESSOR of Latin in the OOLUMBIAN COLLEGE would be glad to Fecure private pupils or to teach in a city school during hours Rot engaged at the Vollexe. Subjects taught: Greek, Latin, Knelish and Lower Mathe- natics, References ine President and Faculty of the College, Gen. Garfield, Speaker Randail, Mr. W. W. Corcoran, Prof. Hall, Supt. J. O. Wi'sos, Gen, Alvord and Hon. Win Stickney. Address A. P. MONTAGUE, Columbian Gol- lege. sug2l-Im* « . EDUCATIONAL. Py WANTS. ROP. & LE. C. COLLINRE’S PNT NO. teachers, with FSENCH WENGIISE. AND OL eSt EAD Matte tone kT TS ON AaL ee __FOR RENT AND SALE.__ For RENI_UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 1502 9th st. n.w. Reference required. ate TP ANT}1—s GIRL as & nurcefor an infant: referer ces required. 742 Sth st n. 1 Wy ANTEDTS shite GIRL, as nurs ena to mike herseif cs: oraiiy useful. Apply at 130 Gs . iy D—By a first-cles« Dre smaker beme or would go out by day or 1703 9th st.n-w. PANVED—By gentleman and wife, Rov d or KOOMR end BOARD; aleo, Room for s: Address JAMES, Star cffic yy area tO Bry—A second-hand PIAN. at from $50 to @100 cash; nimet be a b: - Address PIANO-FURTE, Star office. ep WANTED Onc Furnished sud one Untaraith- WY cd ROOM suitable for light hozsakeepinz. AGarcss, stating price, E.A J., Star uflic A) weut. rs WANTED Three large or four small Unfar VW nished ROOMS on secmnd floor Address with location and price, Box 18, Star ofice. 815-3: ANTED—Dy a respectable and competent W Shits Womans Teas Se Chambermaatd or pursing; good reference. Address Box 18, Star «fice. qt WANTED=A GIRT, ty cook, wash and iron ana assist in general honeework in a small family ; references required. Apply at No. 1818 8 st.n.w. sep]5-2t* ANTED—By a respeciauie Wom TION as ecor, wa Ajply at ls 3 firat clas ) Fst., between 13th and e it WASTED —by 8 colored Boy a SITUATION as driver in a private family, or to do ho of any kind; best of refere: ces ns . H. SUMMS, Anacostia, D.0. WANTEDIA site Protestant, WOMAN to do chumberwork and take ears of ehidrea. Tn q Levrit Park 1910 Herewood ayenu ep15 Bt" W2NiER To Bov—a HOUSE, corner pre & in: cash purchases. 2413 10th et.u.w. Wiidizpotys ite Boy, 15 years old, (only suppert of 8 widowed mother with four chil- dren, ) a PLACE ss errand ences. Address Box 58, iw ws TED—By two re-poctable and competent colored Women SiTUATIONS to cook, wash and ir.n: ood references from last places; won'd eay Lights. Apply 1253 Madison st.n.w. iv WW 4512 Dy 2 colored Woman « SIT TATION af cook and to do washing and ironiaw, bast of references. Apply 717 Borke’s alley, bet. 6h and 7th and G and Hi sts.s.w. ate WANTED SAD ielizent, industrious wo- MAN, withont incambrances, to nurse aud do general housework. Avvly ta person at Sier- tan Place, 14th et. road, Mt Pleasaut. 513 7RORBEL INSTITUTE AND HIN- F PENG ANTEN Misses PULLOOK and NUEKR, Poneipals. “Education thorouzh in all ments, Normal class for ladies. Srrr: depart- School reopsps PER Q2p. 7127 ith et. nw. E ECLECTIC SEMINARY. DEual seesion will open Bept. 43. girls, bezinning and advanced. willen, Method of Traintne.” Z. RICHAXDS, au26-Im E ETHEL ¢L4: CAL AND MILI- TALY ACADESY.—address, for Ostalorue, Maz. AG. SMITH, Supt. au25-Im" Bethel Academy P.O., Fauquier c ISS E. SENDOHEFEF will reopen her BV SCuoo You BOYS AND GIRLS, MON- DAY, Beptember Cth, at M. P. Uhureb, Sth street northwest. 4u26 Im" ES" SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND 4 aug2s-Im —The third Boys aad the “‘New SMALL BUYS. ath annual session vill commance MO} - 6, 1880, at 210 A et.ne. Miss EMIL. ; Feacher.a2l-Im* 910 sate ST. Wthe v. PRUD "HOMME'S . Ciaises re-open September 20th and Go- tober 14th. French taught by the natural method. Houre 11 a.m, 3%, 4%, 6% p.m. Terms moder- ate. Great advaniages offered to. pnvila who take the whole courte." Private lessone if desired. au30 ME, AXD, MES. ALFRED BUJACS ENGLISH AND FRENOH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17th st. nw. ‘Tho daties E. SOHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN « and VCCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to bevipners, as well as thore wishing to be qualified of this schoo! will be resumed oa the 20rm ov Se- | for Teschors. Terms moderate. 1215 A. street TEMEER. sepw0-lm* | northwest. ‘ane30-Im* ITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.— ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA- Athoremel instruction in all branticaianeirin | WW ARTA MOAIDING AND Dat ScnoOL YO gimilar institutions. Prof. £. TWITCH «LL having Kased, remodeled and furnished the Congress Hall Buildinw, located on A street 8.¢.. near lat st. exst,, will reopen the Col'eve September 15. Class in® struction, regular course, from 7 t0.9:30 pam. Pri- @ate instruction, rpecial branches, du the day. Lind ‘Parties prepared for Civil Service iinet a- jone. 10-64 {T. JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTI- ‘UTE, VERMONT AVENUE, between Mand Weta Pri clasece, 85 to 83 per quarter. Bro. TOBIAS, Preeident. Bep9-St i=} YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN —Will be re- opened at 1023 12th st n.w., MONDAY, Saptember 20, 1880. Circulars at the principal Bookstores. and at 1023 and 1027 12th st. n.w. Mns. Z. D. BUTOH- ER and Miss M. 0. DOUGLAS, Principals. au2-2m T. VERNON SEMINARY BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1100 *"M" Br. N.W. Removed from 204 ‘‘F." Bchool year opens Sept. 20th. Fe information address BI6- Ban tre ot SOMMER: Principal. WARTEDTA Bs en-room HOUSE on Capitol Hill or Navy Yard; the frout room to Tse asa store: payin advance if pec-ssary. Ad dress A. B., City Post office. State prics and loca- tion. sepls-21* mn. WASTED =n sw private family, located within comfortable walking distance of the State De- partment, a furnished second-story Front ROOW, with Beard, fora Isdy and child; refereaces given, and required. Address X-X. tar office. 615-3" FR RENT—Smail FRAME No 1257 Ghet.now. Pea Feo tenair. Revt @18. anply, 0 ALEERT F. FOX, No. 920 F st. n.w. sopid at PSS BENT~A fine BASEMENT, well betta 0 +» MO. A. Bu.lding, corner and D ste. Apriy to A. 8. PRATT & BUN, 401 Stu st now. Fepl5-lw Al ee -e 2CR KENT 408 G Sr. w.w.—Several very de- sirable ROOMS, handsomely furniebed for Leusekeepying, to small famls without c Inquire on premisee. co CR RENT-HOUSE cf tn rooms, 207 Dt n.w. -in good repair; toa gow ten aut for 835. Apply st Drug store corner D and Ls ie keys. 2OR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- RUG AND AT AUCTION. Balletin is Fred on the Tet and 15th of every month, at the of- fee of “THOS. K. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th. #:reet northwest. Bepl5-3t* JOR RENT_To a reeponsibis party, FARM neat BOn nose suitable for Daity puencca, Ti re and attic dwelling, lsree cher couges. Address DAIKYMA ofkce. se {OR SALE—Cupar—Termus. $50 down and bal- arce $16 monthly, new seven room HOUSE, with hal}, tay window, gas, water and bath room Xe. 1119 Park Place northeast, near Eas Fireet cars and cne block north of Linon Park. P; ssestion October Ist. J. W. STARK, 142 York avenue. KR KENT—Br ck HOUSE, No. 3 roome, modern it Jith st.cr at Drng store cor. Re three desirable oom Fecond for, ferniste family. “Apply at 112) Bey) NT—A neat two etary water in 5 - nw Fo NT—Three unfuraished ROOMS, and back porch. Beit line pasa the doo rer month; rent im advanoe, semi-mouthi; Ostn.w. der improvement ave. 08 REN ISG Bi ueut DWELI- 1 desirable pfurnished or in sui For particulars appl sepia POE RENT HOUSE No. 1014 10th at nw. 14 roome, ail mcdern improvements, dry callarand ange yard with stable, all in perfect repair, The Premises are very centrally located. being within 3 saueres of 4 lines of street cars. Apply at premises, rat No. 1431 Corcoran st seplt-6 JOR RENT—Four «pacious, clewant__ney STORES in Nairn'e Building, corner 15th st 2 New York ave, Location auioug the very fer any business eddress in wri call on them ru Wang ae B at 1902 OK BENT—One furnished aud one w XGOM ; 805 6th st. ¥. ED—An ASSISTANT PIARMACIST, Apply at Drug Store 824 12th et u.w. geld 3t* Poa mt, furuiched ROOMS 1 (bay wit te 8U4 10th wt. tu. we Ww ED—A COOK. WASHER aad Ife Apply at 507 E st.n.w. Must be well re OR RENT—vesirable ROOMS, furnished, ith all moder conyenn mended. Sopld te wile and in vu 310 G st. now. tel u D— nh Gi | FQOR RENT—335 D street s.w.. betroen 3d snd W Win tortie coor oany oben wo: | BOE, Ste, eiit-room BRICK HUUSE, with work. &p sepli-2t" | iodern Improvements; wood yard aud stable. WANIED—A first-class VEST MAKER: none other but a wood hand need apply st 1730 Yerneylvania ave.n.w. Seplt-3 WANTED GBs the Ist of October. two or three Unfurvished ROOMS for gentleman and state price. Address ox 112, Btarothica. _sli- WANTED Bor 2 auiet Lady, @ ROOM or Roon and Board, with a privats family, Weated, on modcrate terms. Address office. WANTED TTo Bey—A light second-hand BUST- NES WAGON; must be in good condition, and very low priced.” Address WAGON, Star 2. Fepls-3t! FRGR BENT Eiceant AP. ALIMENTS, on first second and third Moors: single or en suite: all mocern improvements; Vermont ave., near MeP hereon Square. sepli-3w* JOR RENT—ROUSE No. 209 containing 12 rooms, hot and cold wai itebe, raner, ke Newiy papered snd pain For terms apply at store corner 20th and H str LW. 3 JPOR SAGES Terme $50 cash and $13 monthly, room HOUSE, with was, water and sewer 1113 Park Place n.e,, near Kast Capitol sone bicck north of Lingoln Park: fic Bepld-2t W. STARR. WANZED—A sober and industrious MAN, with VOR RENT —A PLANING and MOULDIN asmsli family, to ‘refer= MILL, in zood condition, and beat locality ence required. Apply to J. W. DAVIS, 61 Con- | Washingtcn. Inquire of 8. R. BOND, 321 455 erees Ft., Georsetown. Bapla-3t_ | st. sepll-lw* WARZEDTA white GIRL to do general house- work for & family of seven. Good wages wi'l be wiven to cue bringing best of references. Apply 322 Vermont avenne. Bep]s-2t ANTED—White and colored WOMEN to cook, wash and iron: weges @5, $10 and $12. For country, colored Woman cook: 89. White Woman to sew and teach children. 926 F st. sepli-2" ISS HARROVEWS SCHOOL Fu Young Ladies and Children, will reopen MONDAY, September 1th For circulars apply or address PRINCIPAL, 1336 Ist.n.w. _seps-lni* y ‘RS. E. L. JENSEN WILL RESUME HER instructions to Misses and Boys at her nev Tesidence, 204 F st. The Misses’ Departaent will be eonguees separate by a competent assistant. eeps-2W. OF, LABROQUE, 1529 F st, native french Instructor snd Linguist, graduate of Berbenne University, Paris. Freneh tauzht as spoken by elevant and highly educated Parisian society. Method eariest. seeps EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. THE SOHOOL OF LAW Opens for the anual term of 1880-'s1 WRDNES- DAY EVENING, October 6th, at six o'clock, in the Lecture Hall, 915 F st. n.w, in Washington city. Kegular course of two years, Fifty Dollars per an- num; Post Graduate course, Twenty-five Dollars. For particulars eddrese s WM. HENRY DENNIS, Becrotary, Bey 8.3m {PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of 7th and L, sts. n w.—This institation has'a progressive and successful experience of 16 ears. It educates young men and women for use- Foiness ‘and Self-support. | Its wraduates eecure positions of trustard profit. Course of study and Enining comprises the Kuglish Languave, Bast. nese Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship, Bookkeeping, by sipwle and double entry, cones to every varicty, of business: Business Practica, requiring the making out aud exchanging of Kinds of business papers, paying aud receiving cash and keeping the accounts; Elocution and Lec- tures. | Day and Eyening Sessions bein MON- DAY, AUGUST 30, 1880. For information and terms call at the Ocllege or address HENRY O. SPENCER, Principal. Bux16 ISS OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND Mibay SUBOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MBSE! 8t. n.w., SEPTEM- wears ul reopen at 943 M st. n.w. (aa NAPITOL HILL KINDERGARTEN and PRIMARY SCIIOOL, forth year, opens on MONDAY, SrrreMuen 137TH, 1880. Kcr ciren- lars and information, apply to the Principal, COR- NELIA F. BOYDEN, 22 8d st. 8.6. seph-25* 915 Fst. n.w, Washington D.'0. x ISS MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL resume her Classes in Elocution October Ist, at her residence, 21 sep7-Im. Penueylyanis aye. n.w. HE COLUM BIAN UNIVERSITY, The Columbian C ‘exe opens September 8. ‘The Medical school opena October 4. The Law School onens Uctoder 13. For catalovues or further information address JAMES O. WELLING, LL. D., sep7-3m President. ATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Butherford B. Hayes, President of the United States, Chancellor Ex-Officio. Hor E: LAW DEPARTMENT. FACULTY OF LAW. . Azthur SacArthur, President of the Faculty. H. 6. Clauzhton, Esq., Professor of Practica, AD- plied Evidence, Oommercial and Maritime Law: Willism B. Webb, Esq , Professor of Pleading Avi- dence, and Equity Jurisprudence. Eucere Carusi, Fiq., Professor of the Law of Real aud Persoual Projerty, Ocntracts, and Negotia- ble Instruments. ast Tennessee University. ‘atand Modern Languawes aud Fpxlish L.terature. ie department will open MONDAY, October POLYTECH SIO DEPARTMENT. Facurry—Hon. Arthur Macarthur, LG. D., Pro cent. F. M. Endlich, Ph. D. eralozy, Minidg aad ©! B.H. Behion, M. A., Prof. Engineering, and Eleme: ts Lester F- tA BP tural History. SCHOOL OF MATHEMATIC AND CIVIL £ This school recpens MONDAY, He indents sre admitted on examination they maj be qua ifled to onter. Catal ready and may be obtained from the Seerstary of the University, or on application to Prof. B. IT. Fenton, ut thé Lecture Rooms, 1419 New York ave., from 4 to 5 p.m. SCHOOL OF GEO:0G¥, MINERALCGY AND Opens OUTOLER 1th, 1830. Brrctar Or.ass try, Natural and s, Day and Evening, in Chemis- x losophy, Botany, -Natural History Mechsrical Drawing, (iachiding Goometriod, and Linear Perspective) will be organized ear to. CCTOBEB, of wh:ch future announcement wid be de. Cataloxnce may be obtsined and students may enter any Department at the office of the Secreta W. J. NEWTON, 509 7th st. now. cept aw NHE MI6SES KE! v E-' rpHE ae au ee RE-OPEN For Civculare apply 908 12th eae gep6- 2m" BS. ELIZABETH HARRIS? & DN) be vtraetertae tinct Dabtes Sete GIRLS and BOYS under t eelvs, will open on MOAe DAY, September 20th, 1830, at622 18th st. nw. pE- 25" FOWAnD, UNIVeRsrry, MEDICAL DEPAKIMENT. The thirteenth annnal seesion of this school will commence OOTUBEE Ist and continue five months. Expepsea:—Watriculation, S10; Incidental, B10: Graduation, $10; Demonstrator's Ticket 85. Yor Circulars address o. M.D., Bec sep6 Im ‘LO CUTION.—Mics M. K. SOHREINER is repared to orxanize clases in Elocution and to give private instructions to individusis Foe particulars address Franklin Building, References: if. Mark Batley, Elvcutionist Yale Qoliege; Jus- tice Strong, J. mond Wilegn, A. R. Spotford, Cong. Librarian : Judwe J. Tarbell, Board Prustecs PublicSchoois, D. O.; Mother Mary, of St. Angas sep4-Im_ pas SEMINABY.—Mrs. G.M. OONDRON sail Feopen clool RUPTEMBER 20ri 1330, 506 FIFTH STRVET N.W. Cirou’ars at tco! res. Prof. . GINMSI Instructor in French. ausci8-20t* A a ees CHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st. a.w., S sums Skigs mea. fperioood teschere ia ete. Church : Beet cah eteas Stee CADEMY OF BUSIC, ACADEMY OF Te late} strest northwest. Jialig QAULETEL Dy Mus. Doc., Principal, aug30-Tm* Btudies resumed Se). 6th. Sy1T-2awlét ‘ae P. nan A ., Pres. Signet her English and French Day Behco!on MONDAY, Boyt BOUL, at 1308 H st. n. W- aug30-e2lm” BLINGTON ACADEMY, MAY Building, cor. 7th ard E sts. nw. A Sclect School for Boys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of good moral character recaived. Fall term of 3880 bew.na September 6th. Oarefal and thorough instruction in the Common Eng'ish Branches, Book-keeping, thorthand, Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and Greek. Dey and eyeniny sessions. BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal. sepl-Im ROF. J. X MUELLER, Teacher of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. Mu- Sica! Director St. John's Episcopal Church. 2023 ‘Maseachusetts avenue n.W. augl7-6w* 50 A YEAR, BOARD AND TuI- Bea eA ene » Military Academy, rT ilitary College (Young Men), Haddon: field nes Bor cataleauge sadre a sy2-2m Be BELLE Becki ROMsYLN SEMINATY, 903 16m ST. nW., pear Lafayette Park. "sSoarding and Day School for Young 1 adies, litre Girls and Boys under 14. Fourteenth year wll commence Sept. 15th, 1889. Circulars may be obtained at the book stores the Benivary, and at the Senin. 1. B. SMITH, Principal. MI+S B. ROSS, Assistant. aux7-2m CUARLOTTE WALL SCHOOL, st. J Mary's county, Md.—Fall Session bewins Sep- tember 6. Boord avd Tuition, 879 in advances for each session of five months. For Circulars address WM.T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. al7-1m* FQRERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Lith st., betaeen f and K atrects Will reopen’ WEDNE*DAY, September 8th. For Creu Qi aS se8 8 YOUNG, Principal, auglT-697 3 "914 14th street. OARDL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR young Ladiesand Children. Board and tuition $150 per apnam. Languages and music extra. 5h Session bezins Sept, 20th. Circulars obtained at the Staroflice. Mrs.M S. Bowie, Rockville, Md. a7 2m° BORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, N. J.—DBeantiful location, healt: ful, home-like, thorouch enristian and wisely wov- erned:_ Rev. WM. 0. BOWEN, A. M., Pros't. PISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE, [4 Winchester, Va., Key. J. 0. Wheat, D.D., prin= cipal. A chartered institute of the highest grade, ‘With oxperienced teachers in the departments of Buglish, Modern Languages, Music, etc., with re- duced rates. Begins September 2. ' _auil6-1m* OYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SIGH SCHOUL, Presbyterian Chur as Street, opens Sept. Gth. Circulars, with imo- ee at agian ptores. Bor farther information ress the Principal, Lock Box 636. augi2-2m J. W. HUNT, A. M. M:, JOSEPH HASPAB, Solo Violinist, _8raduate of Conservatory of Prague, and pupil of Bunret, of Paris, desires to inforin the public that he will impart Instruction on the Violin i all its branches, bewinning SEPTEMBER 16TH. Cun algo be engaxed for concerts. Apply at Music Store of Ellis & Co., 937 Pennsyl- yania ayenue. seps-3w a Ht, GRAVES’ BCGOOL, for Boys and Mine Congress Hall, Maat 2 oc meas tet, wil reopen WEDNESDAY, Peptember 15th. Teachers, Kev. J. A. GRAVES, Misa G. L. GRAVES. se2-Lin ADEMOISELLE L. FOULON AUIS egy bu letbaren a aught in Fren lanynaye only spoken at echool. 1131 tithst ase ISS HILTON, 631 VERMO BEE renee hae structor in French. See ere eee, elas ‘OUNT VERRO Prinelyal” Duties resumed Gopt aes Pay AERO: Waste: @ reavectable white Woman a BITUATION as chambermaid and take care of children; beat of reference given. Apply cor. athet and “Massachusetts ayo. n.e., Capitol Hill. Repl4-2t* FORFALE OB RENT_502 East Qapitol st., ton {* ROOMS and two bath-rooms, lance closet sen foom: frontand wack stairs, lario dry lar: House heated by furnace. For te: to JOHN T. ARMR, 8i0 F et. now. {OR RENT—To GentieMeEN—Larye well-veuti- Iated handsomely furnished RUOMS, eccond ind third floors, 920 New York aye. ; conventent to four lines of care. Reps 26" FOR BENG Maryland ave. visbed HOUSE, 13 rooms; House ture in good condition; location yery desirable. Kent moderste to a careful tenant. BepT-st" Warren ey. ventleman and wife a small Fur- niched HOUSE, or a suite of furnished Ro>ms and one unfurnished Reom, at a moderate pric:; vermanent if suited. Address Box 8, Star office. sepli-3t* WANTEDTAt the Architects Oise, 706 N at. D.w., two respectable YOUTHS desirous to become practical epineers and architects. sels-40" FOR BENB-A completely and handsomely far- nished modern HOUSE of medium size, and in a very devirable locality. Rent low to a’ carefal tensnt. Addr L., Star off sep6-1m (OR KENT—A handsow 14th st., and a two-ste Oet., between 4th and Sth sts. Apply 315 Be. 86):3-co2W* WAN UED"A well FORNISHED HOUSE, with all modern improvements. Address Box 63, Star cflice, stating location and terms. sep13-3t* Wwe elderly lady, two Cnfurnished KOOMB, ruitable for housekeeping: rent not to excced $10. Address Draxetore, 824 12th st. row. sep13-31" 7 ANTED—By centlercan and wife, one or two FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board: south or weet exposure; in private family. Address Box 400, City post oftice sepl3-3t* W ee man, a knits f nfcely FURNISHED ROOMS, with first-class Bard, for himself, wife and three children. Address, with location and terms, Box 101, Star office. 13-3t* W&STEDIEURNISEED HOUSE, rix to eizht roome, centrally locate for two years from December 1; no chidren. Address Box 72. Star cfiice. sepl0 6t* V ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with RELI- ABLE BERVANTS | he us; SERVANTS of all sorts: boys, girls; SEAMSTBEASES for city aud country: all with reference. 926 F st. n.w. O. E. PRICE & CO. sus23 4w* WANIES, MIUATARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and all kinds of LAND SCRIP, for which highest rates will be paid. - WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- aw, Room 41, LeDroit Building. aug 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED 5,000 WINTER SUITS of OLOTITES to clean 2t the “*BOS3” OLEANING DEPOT. 1009 F st. Goods for snd delivered. eepl5-3t" V |; ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate, MAT- “‘LRESBES to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A, HI. CHACE & ERJ.'S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post office. Bend yy ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larce or small quantities. Highest cash price paid. 621 Pen'a ave., between 3dand 435 sts. auz20 ANTED—STEAM OARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in ail its branches. OHAOE BRO., aug20 616 Louisiana avenue. W ANTED—FEATHERS TO RKENOVAT#, Mattresses to remake and fine upholaterini: ney: Price only $1.50. Toth exterminated by steam. By F. H. YOUNG, . 1404 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’ Hotel. aur WANDED-YOU TO KNOW THAT T SEUL A first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a great deal cheaper than a com Men Dew suit can be ought, at. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch Store; No. 403 9th Y. B. e buy but ficst See aus. ~ LOST AND FOUND. OST—Ox September 13, 1880, a small Femail SKY TERRIER DOG. A’ liberal gen y reward will be paid if returned to 1022 ith st. .w. sep15-2t* | = OST—A Black and Tan TERRIER DOG, named Wye; had op a red leather collar, with tag (846) and bell attached. A bers Shea reward will bo paid for his return to 815 Connecticut ave. sepl5-2t* 10 REWARD—Lost orétolen from Tanlaw Fara, $ a Gordon BETTER BITOH. The above reward will ba paid for her return, to Tunlaw Farm, er to HUME, OLABY & CO., 807 Market Space. gepl5-3t ST—A pair of GOLD SPEOTA- Leste Wives fewara. “inquire <M 6% E st. n.w. sepl4-20* = ‘D—Paid_ont_by mistake an old- ORT ened american” SILVER DOLLA, 5 1846, snd has initials scratched onit. A going 1D tbe patd for it at this ofties: PERSONAL. y (LE8!! _PILES!!!—Dr. H. D. SHRA- Ee ed me temmtthage to" the knufe, Lizature, Osustics or any painful and rerous methods usually ene g to! and positively does HOt fall to effect & cure in a single instance. Call or send for a list of those who have been cured by his new method of trestment. Office hours, 9 t012&.m., and 2 to 5 p.m. Consultation free. s0p6 m,w,8.20* U Nad toe! INGrOM DUO UTE? WASH- For circulars add ye Mass. avenue, Washinwton, De Gr “BORER, 1401 'D AGRICULTURAL COL- ‘The next Seenon Goes TUES- BT SCHOOL—Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- A ‘ial, will re-open September 40th for tte Tih 8ug30-Im 1818 I et., opp. Franklin square (THE INCARNATION CHURCH soHOOL for Young Ladies pen om WEDNES- DAY, Sept. 19. French under charge of Prot. Apply tothe Principal, Miss Bch. Tigi Co pees jim? vy SEI ie TAN SRMNARE, ane SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN Kindergarten Ni Goroume iste jormal Institut Ocro! Pubdial, tae BO. GHAVES, 200 1g. sh om. , BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS MeFire 2a confidential. a business Ladies anc cents each. 1023 4th street north- Gen en and ‘augli-tw* M ME. BLANCHE, or Panis, Femauz Docrness, ‘cures all complaints, 8} Jeucorrhes ; the reader of Tells the Pattee, °No. 624 20th st., between and Frit-w. $yJ1-9w" ‘OBN A ee eae] responsibility of with of Sones state. SOC 1G oe nae Gam tole p.m. Alwaysin before9andfrom2to& spil-6m AM ROBS, the -estal relisble *Bairvoyant and Ai gives ‘at. faction in all affairs of life than one in the [en etl tells the past, present and des- ¥; gives advice and assistance on all be to business, love and 7. pay. ‘Consultation Rooms, 402 3d st.. Det. nw. ING—DI MARIN connection with ee tore TAOS tterns, 8: Cut rf &O,. 087 st. a ystem » at B. J. MESSER'S new plsce, wepl?-6m FOR RENS—No. 613 H street now. DWELLING, 12 rooms, all medern ‘improve ments. QO. ©. GREEN, Koom 3, 412 7th street 1.Ww. aug3l-lm {OK SENT—To gentlemen only—A handsomely farnisned FRONT ROOM. No other lodgers and no children. Terms moderate. ee We auld 22° BRICK $22.90 perm» ¥ TUDD & Basvy, 809 Bevent: street n. By J. V. N BUYOK, 8. K. cor Gay and Green sis, Geonretown. handsomely Furnished Houser, t Fo BENT By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL Estate AGEST AND AUCTIONEER, 20th and F strecta uorth west. ting Rink. 23 15% wt.n w.,17re S195 Fur. house, Mats_ay Mase. ave bow Larwehaii, Poet 943 D etn.w., store. 1488 Mase. ave.: I MAKE NO CHARGE TO LAN ADVERTISING THEUR KEEP IT BEFORE THE PU OF THE FIN) t OITY Fou EST BUILDING TION AT Pi 18 1H HOUSES IN EVERY 1.000 30 800, Tet and F eta. é & LIEBERMANN, 1414 New York ave. at now, store 15 uw sbre.12 60 dst uw. dre 10 3 bricks on Bis, No charwe will be made for advertising Mepey to loan in sums to suit. A list of of 8:20am. tos be seen at my office. Corner 20th and I eta. nw. Tall for our LIST OF HOUSES PRTTES FOR SALE. Owners will do well te It will secure prompt and car JOUN SHERMAN & 604 ELEVENTH STREET Now. three-story bri 1719 RHODE ISLAND AVR.— Handsome Brick containing 15 reoms, every modern convenience, 403 “G" BTREET N. denes, containing 10 icnoes. Price $50 p 425 AND 427 FOURTH ST. N.W.—Two four- story Bricks, 10 roomeé each, as and water. #40 per month. 12% SIXTH ST. N.W.—Tes-room Brick, moa- ISHER & CO., 1223 Fst.now. BLE HOME, on the it 2d Bt. 8. ¢., arranged ‘pace and fiel room, Kitchen and pantry. Firet foor—Ss. T with bay window, dining room and Second floor—Three chambers and bath Third foor—Two large chambers and sor vante’ room, all in good order. ¢ 8125 per uionth. W.—Handsom ang26 THOS. J. FOR SALE—A DR: southeast corner of A Parking on front enclosed by Substantial iron fence. first story and triapmings in hard This property is within two squares of the 8. Capitol, andone square of the and Pa. avenue strect cars Price 4,000. AD in- spection of the premises is invited. z FITCH, FOX & BROWN. ‘OR RENT— CORCORAN BUILDING, Orrosrre U. 8. TREASURY, 157 ST&EET. Office Rooms—einsly or commnnicat- Studios, ete. Water aud levator en? @teato heat. Inquire of the Jauitor. closets on every floor. Dark rooms for storaye. Dw. FOR BENT NG; 106 Jet St. 5.8 —A neatly fur. vished HOUSE containing seven rooms, with ee provements. Apply on the premises. eusd-6w* ROE BENT-At 825 Den. Mexre—HOUSE Ne. JS 1213 @st. Keyea: joining. Inquire 926 Loa- infana avenue. 5 ausd-20 BOARDING. FOR SALE. ALE—A large STOVE, in un e fOr a warehouse orstore. O RELL OB ha Arty to No. between K and L* streets peeticut ave., ‘OR RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfar- nished, pleaeant location. at Nor. 314. 316 and 318, Indians ave. Alco first-claes BUARD 815 per month SARAH FLAGLER. sepi-ly R RENT—Handsomely furnished ROOMS, en suite or Fingle. Location desirable; half square irom Capitol. Tsble Board. 115 Maryland ave. D.e, ang31-3w* \HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, "Titi brot-caes Borel Board. for 325 and #3d per month; house is well furnished; table first- clare, and ceolest location in the city. auc24-1m TPHE LOCHTEL HOUSP, 812 9th et; n-w., Is one of the cosiest and best conducted Boarding Horses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novla oR SALE—Ayouny Bay MAT TON and HARNESS: cheap: rf lady's horse. Address box 138, Stat ‘OR BALE—SORREL MAKE, gentle; Buitable for bucay Will be geld chea; her. Apply 1330 Sth st. n. WK BALE—A large Hoan HOKSE, five kentle and kind: suitable for fam uire before 9 a. OR SALE—Sixtcen load «f HOSES ye Horses: 2 Raddie Horsee, and w pair le Gray Horses. Can be sean at JNO. ONS" Stables, 311 12th st.n.w. BUSINESS CHANCES. FASUSES WANTED—We can rent immodiately 50 Bouses—pri rarcing from #15 to 860 per month. Rent in advance. TODD & HANDY, sep15-3t 3 5u9 Teh st, 0 RELY. OR TRADE FOR CITY PR -PERTY & FARM suitable for a dairy or trucking, on the Bladensbure rod. Address FARM, Star of- fice. Bepl5 OR SALE VERY CHKAP—Two fi BRICK HOUSE 4's st., between M Must be sold to settle up A light handsome ond COUPELETT, fi py P. D. SOHNIDT & ( 8) lvapia ave. n.w. vair of BAY CARRIAGE did copdition, both dy ound and’ ¢ nn for velling is the Will be sold low. JOR SALE—New and Second-hand COUPES of ind other awakers. Ni Famtly Oarriaces, 0 Ll ba ‘sald very’ cheap ‘to 3 poy ROT. 1. GRATIA! sitory and Factory 410-416 Sth et. n. ‘B, corner 4 and E sis, sepl5-3t JOR BALE—A rmall lot of KURNIUURE suitable for Lght housekesping: ail Kitchen requisites. Alto, house for rent at 810 por month. addrees Box, Star office. eepls-3t ALE—A fine GRODESY and PROVISION RE, 925, corner H and lth n.e. stock, e8 and Good Will at a very low fare. Biand is in all reepects one of the beet in the cit, Apoly at the store or {/15 oth et. new. Bepl3-Be |ALE—THE PROPER- Z rmick, No. 1015 1ith St. nw. House. Lot and Furniture at much leas than cost. Immediate possession. Apply for per- ite and terms to ‘oe FITCH, FOX & BROWN, sepis-st Pennsylvania aveaue, TANTED—WE AK® AUTHORIZED TO PUR- Wahise coverai HOUSES in proce hot over 2,000 each for CasH. Also Building Lots, elizibly Focated Must be barwaine We We baNEN HOWER & SOP, 1212 F st. now. sepls Gt SHARES 25 can GAS BTOOK an be bought by addressing CASS, Star ctlice. sep11-st* RK BALE—The STORE and DWELLING south- Feiaccormecet tin and L sts. n.w., saitable for the Restaurant business. aire af 649 L street nw. 889-20" PEOIAL. fe have seviral GREAT BARGAINS in smsil BRICK HCUSES, paying from ten to fifteen per on iver rin Le ye laa gains in large property trom , Devirabie CHEAP LOTS for sale or exchange tn all parts of the city. y cal; and guarantee to make terms We solicit a MONEY 20 LOAN i at 6 per cent. in any eum sei W. E. BUBFURD SOO This Fee. a. MONEY B SALE—FARM of 150 acres in Montrom Fenty, dinites trons Wye aulle one eB T1300 peach 200 nese shores Ta grapen., Wil BS 801d low to an inimediate customer: W-E. BUR- FORD &OO., 1115 F st. n.w. sep2-lm SALE—A FARM OF 100 ACRES : good build- nee pao ec ee ope le EB. ; price $50 per acre. COUNTHY ‘with 6 an ‘our SUMMER RESORTS. ‘ORDAN’S WHITE SULPHU! Seeuba Rhos apt ovement aa ‘Washington. Circulars at office. 14 6 CORA BLAND. mt. D.. ‘Has removed from’ 508 "13th st. n.w. t0 1209 G st. a.w., where she may be consulted profes, onally faring ‘DAY SDd EVENING. All the most ved Ne Mfections’ and diseasté ‘posall 3 te woes wae REAT BARG4INS TN GARRIA New and Becond Junip-sest Jagwers, tons, and 60 other stylor, p eardlees cf cost,to close onr Cfler refused. nbrylvania ave. st be sold at once re- SCRMIDT & IDNEY T. 1 as X02 Fy of the world-renowned ESTE’ G. L. WILD & BRO."8, 723 Tthet-n.w. als-dw* EY TO LOAN OAN JN BUM! tO SUIT ON aos KOUNES, MONEY ON RE. Is Bums To Sort, At 6 per cent for large and 7 R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and # sts. now. AL ESTATE, © cent for small ONEY 20 TORR roan At “Wy Be x 4 On Beal Estate Security. Lowest Rates. J. VN. HOYOK, Rean EstaTe Art, £9-3m "Office 1505 Pa. ave., Arlington Moz In py to LOUIS P. BH Peibaw Commissions Very HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ES- IQemib At x her cent. Ap- 920 F st. A ne ———— (00 TO $50,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SSF BoA Airey. ie 1321 F st. nw. ‘¥ IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ES- THOS. J. FISHER 1223 F CENT—MONEY IN 000, 81.300, & HAND to Loan 500, 3, amonnts can be jered is ample. and 10,000. 8' LIE. fep10,11,13,15 1418 New York MO*®* 70 Loan ON HEAL ESTATE. - (8500 to loan. Also larger eum atuay be icciod.” Lowest changes and lowe 8. H. WABNER, 916 F street northwest Ae Bea 5 ‘at 61.25. re rates of interest.