Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON.- WEDNESDAY... September 22, LSSC. CROSBY Ss. NOY Editors —————————— The Evening Star has@ regular, yerma~ nent. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily payer published tn Washington, and equal totha Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘Tue Bran 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. The Fight m Ohio. itis plain now that the democrats are In earnest In their attempt to carry Ohio at the coming election. They have organized ia every county, and the national comnittee are providing speakers and money to pus forward the canvass. The republicans profess to feel confident of thetr hold upon the state, bat tats talk is on a par with that of the democrats about Indiana. The republican m%jo: Ohio, in proportion to the whole vi State, fs feo small to warrant any great degree Of confidence in the result. The demorrars are especially active in Cincinnat! and Hamilton county, and, it is sald, that as goes that county, so goes the state. A number of leading democrats, including Senator Pendleton. W, Groesbeck end Judge Hoadiey, have voluntarily contributed ach to make up a fuad tobe used for carrying the two Cinciunati coa- gressional districts. At the election tn 1s7s, Butterworth (rep.) only got 720 votes more than Sayler (dem.), out of a total vote of 25,320. Young (rep.) carried the second district by a plurality of 974 out of a total vote of 25,389. This year the democrats are better organized, and ft 1s claimed that they have nominated stronger men than in 1s73. Hunt and Banning, the democratic nominees,are both rich and that counts for a great deal in a congres. sional canvass, especially ina large city. The s have renominated the sitting mem- ey expect to increase thelr vote of Both members have made records satisfactory to thelr party; Dit, a3 the figures show, the Might is close and doubtful. In the pr J election of 1876 the republi- can major! while the plurality of over Ti Hayes 16 out of a total vote of 654 ‘The next election occurre ; for governor. The total vote cast was falling off of 1 from the yi this election the nationals cast 16 Bishop (dem) got a plurality of ) over his Tepubl cn competitor, West. As compared with srepublican vote for governor in 1S77 fell 53, while the democratic vote declined 51,557, a difference that more than cov- ered the democratic pluraltty. The repubiteans became dissatisfied with a speech delivered by their candidate early In the canvass, and thou - sands of t refused £9 go to the polls. It was alleged that the speech was tainted with com- munism, wileh was obnoxious to the conserva- tive people of Ohio, In the gubernatorial €lection of 1579 the total vote was Increased to the largest ever cast. Both parties made @ thoroush canvass, and, 1 Is presumed, brought out all their votes. Foster (r elected over Ewing (dem.) by a pinrality of 17,129, the nationals casting 9,072 votes for their candidate, Piatt. The republicans also carried the legislature, which they had lost In 1877, bs @ majority on jotnt ballot of 31, and elected Gen. Garfield United States senator to succeed Mr. Thurman. It ts the vote of 1879 upon whic the republicans base thelr calculations of sue cess this year. As thelr majority over all, last Year, was only 3,353, the republicans cannot count upon certain victory, but all the chances are in their favor. They have a citizen of their State at the head of the national ticket, and the party ts better organized than ever before. Hence the general expectation 1s that the re- Publicans will hold the state by a majority fully 6 large as last year. = West Virginia hoids a state election on the 12th of Octover and the republicans are making an effort to wrest the state from the democrats. In 18i6 the state gave Tilden a majority of 12, in a total yote of 100,526, That year the greenback vote was only 1,373 in the state. In the congressional elections of 1573 the total Yote decreased to 94,907 and the greenback vote increased to 24.531. A pertion of this increase, however, was due to the fact that in the third district the republicans supported the green- back candidate. The combined republican and Greenback vote, In 1S7s, was 41,566, while, in 1St6, the republican yote cast for Hayes was 69S. The total democratic vote cast for Con- gressmen in 1S7S was 50,318 and there were Scattering votes, leaving a clear democratic Majority over all of 5,729. The last legislature elected stands, democrats 61, republicans 10, greenbackers 1%. The greenback idea took a Pepular hold in West Virginia a year or two ago, but a= the election figures here given show, the new party derived !ts strength mainly trom the republicans. In isi3 the democratic vote fell off tre 455 in 1576 to 50,318, a decline of 6,137 votes, while the republicans and green. backers combined cast only 44,566 votes (in 1S75 against 44,071 for both those minority parties in isié. There have been strenuous attempts made to bring about a fusion of republicans and SreeLbackers for this canvass, but they have Bot been attended with success. It ts under- Stocd that the two parties are working together in some parts of the state, but the indications are that the greenbackers of two years ago have largely urned tg their former political afftiia tons and that the vote of that party will be Ugbt. There is no good reason to doubt that the democrats will carry the state. The democrats are having trouble their stronghold of Missouri. They nave two cand:- dates for Congress in the eighth district, and tn two other districts tae repubiteans and green- backers have united in opposition to the rega- lar democratic nominee. In St. Louls some of the party leaders have charged other well- known democratic managers with bribery and Corruption at a primary election, and ugly facts Were testified to beforea notary. There i3 a muddle in the second congresstonal distri over a candiiate yet to be named. Mr. Pulltzer, editor of the St. Louls Pust-Dispateh, wants the nomination, but the St. Louis Re Influential democratic journal, intimates very Plainly that {t will not support him, if*he does get the nomination. A number of dew’ held an ind! on meeting the other night and adopted resolutions denouncing the central committee of the party for alleged usurpations, With allt internal quarrels on hand, it 1s Not likely that the democratic majority in the state will be less than 59,000 or 60,000, but the Tepublicans mnay win baek the city of St. Louls, Where the democratic majority 13 not large. —_—___~--_______ The straight-out greenbackers, headed by Solon Chase, bolted from the Matne greenback State convention yesterday after the adoption Of a resolution to continue the fusion with democrats. Gen. Weaver, no doubt, fears tnat @ fusion electoral Ucket means a campaign for Hancock, and he does not care to be thus ob- secured. He sent his agents tothe convention to oppose fusion, and, falling, they have dis- Tupted the party. The fustonist electoral ticket allots a majority of electors to the greenbackers, or four greenbackers to three democrats, but It is alleged by the stralght-out greenbackera that the understanding is amongst the fustonists that their whole electoral vote shall be given to Hancock if he needs it. It is not Probable that the Chase electoral ticket will get a very large vote, but in the close contest there It will Rot require avery large defection from the fu- sion ranks to give the state to Garfleld. prrmmers SUPPLIES FOR GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. A SEW ESTABLISHMENT. Having purcased for Cash a full article used by Plumbers and Gas Thiey, o trade aa ‘any other} ask an ine, i on a fa Ouse. We respect pection of our Stock, confideat that a Cannot be beaten either 38 to quality or price. KER, HATTER, FORMEBLY 0) Wijees ae sere, EEE HENRY FRANC’S, corner 7th and D streets, where | he will be pleased to ece his old customers and friends. You will slways find tha best and cheap- est atgortment of HATS acd GENTs' FUR vISH- INGB at the above establiehment. sep22, 2 RAR CLAYBRAUGH, BONE- Ei NTON snd MORE BREEWH-LOAU- frou BO to 850. Bracket Wood, ail kinds, at lowest prices. A. WILLIAMS, 919 7th st. ao22-3m | ‘KER BRO.'R Grand, Square and Uprights. Dice Co. PIANOS.’ Burdett OF re | NS. Pricea reasonable. Car Seent, s07 10th ete J M. & B. COHEN, . G@. KUH sep22-ly LOAN OFFICE, 2105 Penna. avenue nw. We only charge 5 percent. One of the best socu- rity banks in the country. Alao, a large line of Forfeited Pledges for! sale low in DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, BREECH AND MUZZLE SHOT GUNS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CLOTHING, &. A rare chance to buy a custom-made OVERCOAT Low. sey 2k QPECIAL NOTICE. he eae Orders will be received by HUME, CLEARY & CO.. $07 Merket Space, for ““TUNLAW FARM” FUKE JERSEY MILK, to be delivered early each morning. Tunlaw ! arm Herd being the ou! herd of Regist: Jersey Cattle in this the country, pariies desiring to recure nearly a8 rick as creau, have the opporti sented to do £0. THOMAS L. HUME, #21-10td&5eo Proprietor of Tunlaw Farm. cTs. G 1¢ STRENGTHENING POROUS PLAS- eS JEKs, TEN OTS. APLECE. DENTIMtDe kK. a sure cure for toothache, local ornenralgie, 8" or ent A, M. KLOCZEWSKI'S Pharmacy, sey 423 9th at. new. UILDEKS, ATIENTION!—The balance of A> stock of 80 SLATE MANTELS. at the NEW YORK FACTORY, corner 6th and O sts. n.w., will beSouy Gut aT cost. B0))20-30" IPBE STAGE, BY JAS. E. MURDOCH, VET- BAN COMEDIAN AND TRAGEDIAN. A ceries of DRAMATIC SKETCHES. Rich in Anecdote and Reference to Favorite’ Actors and Actresses. Good commissions to WIDE-AWAKE agents. Terms sent on early application. Bep20-4t J. M. STODDART & CO., Philadelphi 0) PFICE OF GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY, 2 F street northwest, Sati WASHINGTON, D. O., September 20, 153". Notice is hereby wiven to the pubic that HENRY J. BARER is no loner in the emp oy of this com pany, and is not authorized to coliect money on our account. ©. WHITWELL, ep 20-at Secretary snd ‘Treasurer. W OoLEN HANDKERCHIEF PLA SURAH DRESS-GOODS, WITH LORDERS AT- TAOHED FOR TRIMMING. S8COICH ALL-WOOL PLAIDS. CASHMERES, SERGES AND MERTNOES. MOMIE CLOTH: HUDDPA CLOTHS. MFRINO UNDERWEAK—FANCY Hi WHITE AND SCARLET SHAKER FL. HOUSE-FURNISHINGS. LACE CURTAINS—RAW SILKS. NOTTINGHAM 1.ACES—LAPPET MUSLINS, RAW SILK—TABLE and FIANO COV! EURNITURE O®APES and ORETONNES. TABLE LINENS—NAPKINS TURKEY RED LUNCH CLOTHS and DOYLIES. Our Stock is now complete in all Departme and well worthy the attention of all ) search of the **Latest Fail and Winter " which are marked im ‘Plain Figures” and at th “*Lowest Cash Prices. S27 ONE PRICK ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. Sth st. TERY, Established 1840. F*® OM AUCTION. sepl8 Just received from Importers’ auctions the follow- ing special bargains: 20-inch BLACK VELVET, $1.25, worth 31.75. 22 inch BLACK VELVET, 81.50, worth $32.00. 22-inch BLACK VELVET, 82,25, worth 83.09. 22-inch SATIN D’ LYONS, 81.25, worth 81.75. 22-inch SATIN D’ LYONS, 81.50, werth 82,00. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, $1.00, worth $1.25. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, $1.25, worth $1.50. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILE, 81.50, worth 32.09. ALSO, FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS, ETC. CONNOLLY'S, HOSIERY, eepls-4t lth street and Pa. ave. UPSELL’S ICE CREAM Fes ICES AND CHARLOTTE RUSSE Are Alwaya the Best. OYSTERS and STEAKS the finest to be had. Great aseortment of fine CAKES and PasTRY. WEDDING CAKES a specialty. wae‘im?* ™ 1497 NEW YORE AVENUE. [RUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE LINE OF UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS. Ovn Brock oF CARPETS. FLOOR OLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &o., Is unsurpassed by any in the city. Handsome line cf LAGE CURTAINS just re- ceived. Low prices, polite attention and satisfac- tion suaranteed. SINGLETON & HOEKE, sepld No. 801 Market Space, SILVER JEWELRY. Have just received s larze asaortment of SILVER LACE PINS, EAR KINGS, BANGLES, LOCKETS, CHAINS, COMBS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &c., at New Store of SAWL LEWIS, Jewrten, 2215 Pa. ave, Established 1840. aepl3 EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. = — MELE: FOULON hss reopead her regular French Day Schicol for Young Ladies aud Children, French lancusze only is spoken at hool. ‘Terms per quarter —Primary, $15: hisher including English ond Drawing, $18.75 aud vate lessons also wiven. 1141 17th et. #1-3m. , A TIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, (MED. DEPT. COLUMEIAN UNIVERSI LY.) TRE FIFTY.NISTH ANNUAL SESSION For 1880-81 of this («lieve will commence on MONDAY E NG, Ocroner 4, AT § O'CLOCK, AT THE COLLEGE BUILDING, Hét., bet. 13th and 14th, When Dr. ‘LLIOTT OOUES, U.8.A., will deliver the introc ictory Address, to which the profession and publ... are cordially invited. ¥er further information app'y to LEE, M.D., sep22-l0tkeolst 2111 P. yivante aventte. teach a few small T a moderate cxm- teues'ion. Satisfactory references. Ad ireaa Dx 52. Star office. ‘nepal 3t* DRCF. AND MES. J. H. SIDDONS otfe prepared to form Heating classes aad wiv Private Instruction iu Pure Elocntion to individaals attheir homes. Address J. H. SIDDONS. Goorge- town, D.C. sep20-In QHORTHAND.—A practical Reporter desires to cive notice, that ou and afer Ocropger THE 47H he will give Evening Lessons in SHORTHAND, — at Bt. John's Colieviate Institute,” Vermont ace.. Litween M and N sts. Will be glad ty receive former pupils. For particulars apply at the Tosti- tute. Terns moderate. Bep2-4t HE SESSION 1880-1551 OF THE LINTHICUM INSTITU LE, OF GEORGETOWN, will begin MONDAY, Ocronen 47H, 1830, at 7 e'clock p.m. Appliestions for admission will, be received M. MATTHEWS. Kaq., at his oi: on Cen Georgetown, D.O, between 8% and 10 o'clock a.m. sep20-007W HS. BURR MS} re-open her English and French Day Sehco! on MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at Ww, 1308 H at. ni. ‘ansc30-e01m"* Mens He sCHOOL crete aes YER 8C. peus SEPTEMBER 6 paca idress'R. B. MCCORMICK, Pri ndenn Go., Va. Keference H.C. 911th et. 8. Bepls- 29 lars, 6’e., addreas the MISSES als, S18 Connecticut aye-s17-2 ¥ VHE ART SCHO OF THE WASH- INGTON AKT CLUB reopens October 4, ‘ernon Row,” corner 10th and Penna. ave. In: quire of E. ©. MESSER, in charge, or JNO. L. UBNETT, Assietant. aepl6-26* RGARTEN NOKMAL INSTI- for the training of teachers, with and advanced clasres, opens on the Prizicioals, 29 8th at. ; Mise SUSIE, gep15-8m Cer. 18TH. Mre. LOUISE POLL! POLLOCK, 1127 13th st. LA SCIIOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. PROPERTY, OF CON: AND MISE ofS, AND OF CRINES ANORS. WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL.D, + PROFRSsOR ¢ viry, Jv oF Com. MON Law 4 THE Law or E or PAntNEnsutr Tur Hox. ALEXANDER &. HAGNER, LL.D., LECTURER ON CRIMIN. L . GEORGE F APPLEB or Moor 'T AND As: oF LEGAL Pracric The exercises cf th hol pe resumed in the Law Building of the University (Jadictary tqnare, 5th street, between D and & strests,) on the SE. OND WEDNE@DAY IN QUOTOPER (Octo- ber 13th) at six o'clock p.m., when opsning ad- Gresses will be made by the Professors, snd wher Undergreduates of the preyions year, as well as new students, are invited to he present. ‘The enure chara for tuition, lectures, and all facilities of the School, in its Undergr.duate De- partment, is eiahty dollars for a single year, or one nudred and fifty dollars fortwo years, payable m. artvence, half yearly, or in monthly instalments, at the option of students z z The fee for the Post duate conrse in practice, coverit ¢ a period of pine months, is 82 by particular invitation, being in response to call from more than seventy graduates in law and members of the bar, the Hon. Alexander B Hay- ner, LL.D., Associate Justice of the Sapreaie Court of the District of Columbia, will deliver = Special Course.of Lectnres on Criminal Law duriow the Bersion of 18s0- The Lectures wili Le wiven on ‘Thurs¢ay evening of each week at 7 o'clock, the general theory of the course will be explained by Judge Hayner at the opening of the school en the 13th of October. ‘ihe special fee for this course will be 810. Catalcwues may be had on appiication to Messrs. W. H. & 0. H. MOREISON, 5 Penna. 3 at the National Savinva Bank, cor. N. 15th st. ; or by addresing the President of the Fac- ulty. sepld —Miss M. K. SOHREINER, 1212 L st. n.w., 8 prepared to organize clases in Elocution ‘and to give vrivate instraction to in- dividuale. References: Prof. Mark Bailey, Elocu- tionist Yale Colleze: Justice Strong, Supt. mond Wilson, A. RK. Spoilord, 4 Judge J. Tarbell, Board Trustees Public Sc "i D. O.; Mother Mary, of St. Angela. _sep4-Im N ACCOMPLISHED AND REFINED Lady will wive Irssons in vocal music: also in is desiring to makeup deficten- French 8 ialty; best references. ziven. Address E. H., 1115 Ist. n.w. sepl3 39* Rove ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL, ACADEMY will BEOPEN MONDAY, Sept: 20th, at $21 Pa. ave. nw. 0m Tene Le CUTION. } Y A regular drill for boys to 3 p.m in common English, Latin ck. Price $4 to 85 per month. Phono- wraphic classes from 40.9 p.m., at $3 per month, in classes. Privste leesons at special rates. Young: tien or Jadies trained for competitive examinstious. sepli-Im CHASE KOYS, A.M., M.D. MABINES DANCING ACADEM E sTREET, ver. Yr aND 10TH Brs.N.W., WILL OPEN SATURDAY, Serr. 25ru, 1830, For the reception of pupils, when Mr. L. G. MA- RIN1 will organize nis claeses for the coming s6a— fon. All bis former pupils are invited to a tand on the opevine day. For particulars see Oireular. sep) GC. Wy SEYNN, A.M, 702 5th stroctn Ww. = will open afternoon classes Sept. 13th for every grade of advancement. Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, English, Penmanship and BookKceping. "Evening classes continue as hereto- fore at 85 per month. Special attention to prepa- ration for college, West Point, Annapolis and all competitiveexaminations. Private lessons on mod- erate terns. sepll a) R. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC’S WE ENGLISH AND FXENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 lith st. nw. Tho duties of this echool will be resumed on the 20rH or SEP- TEMBER. sep10-1m* MISS HaROVEWS SCHOOL Foi Young Ladies and Children, will reopen MONDAY, Sevteniber 13th For circulars apply or address PRINCIPAL, 1336 I st.n.w. _sep3-1m* HER s’ = HE AKC TEs Ow STITUTE, WASH For circulars address Mrs. M. R. ARCHER, 1401 Maes. avenue, Washington, D. 0. jy27-3m HOF, LABROQUE, 1329 F st., astive Freuch Tastructor avd Linguist, grataata of Rorbenne University, Paris. French tanzht as spoken by elevant ahd ly educated Parisian society. Method easiest. sep3. USS MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL resume her classes in Elocntion October lst, at her retidence, 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.¥. W oo WHEATLEY, STEAM DYEING, WET ANI» DRY SCOURING, 49 Jefferson street, GronGeTows, D. 0. With every facility, the best talent, and a fuil stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND CHEMICALS, I ama prepared for the fall trade. Werk calied for and delivered in the ity; by mail or express from other places. Orders by mail promptly attendea. anz23 KOKHLE FRENCH AMERIOAN A. BAKERY, N. cee reppanie ue 417 6th st. 8.w., 0} ferson School Unilding. All kinds of Bre: and Cakes delivered to any part of the city. Bread a specialty. Bran. on Devoe n FECTIONERY, NO. 620 9th st. n-w., opposite U. 3. Patent Offi copeee te Our Bread speaks for itself. sepl5 2w* M, S224 BLAND. m. p.. Has removed from 508" 13th st. n.w. to 1209 . 0.W., Where she may be consulted profes- sionally during Day apd RVENING. All disoases treated by the most spproved methods. Nervons affections and diseases peculi special success. -F to women with Office in residence. sspll-3in RREPCCE YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ REGULATORS attached to ahed to yout furnace. It ie AUTOMATIO and WALTER D. WXVILL, Agent, ang21-3m 452 Penn’a ave. ALKEWS, 206 town st. Lime, Cement, Plaster: Fite, and Gas bar Xo, Root ei rele fitd sing ao felt, Gr peo Brick and Clay. Mt Proot Carpet AINTERS AND HOUSEKEEP; ATTENTION! es Use JOHNSTON'S DRY SIZED KALSOMINE AND MASURY'S MIXED PAINT. Pest in the market. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., Sena for le 415 7th st. n.w. sepa VETEBINABY. Headquarters, 409 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, CATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE FOR SALR. i aug2 BOBT. SMITH. V. 5. fat Feostved OWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The thirteenth annual session of this echool will commer ce OOTOBEL Ist and continue five months. Graduation, BuO; Dantes Aten BIO: a ; Demonstrator’s Tic! Circulars address 0. Be PURVIS. MDs, Bec oot No. 1116 1th street n.w. \CHOOL FOR GIRLS,— sep6 Im Ree NPRING, MD.—Will reopen SEPTEM- EER 16TH. A full course of inetruction will ba fiecpatural aclences. For otedare sates eee C. HALLOWELL, A.M jy8-3meo MA232E4ND AGRICULTURAL cor- LEGE.—The next session commences TUES. dont WAt- PARKER Gollogs sate Eats George's county, Md. ee eo Dawa CARDING AND DAY SCHOO: Young Ladiesand Children. “‘Woard aed tales Seenion beeius Bept Sue Oreaae oa eet at he : ire f Btar offices Mrs. 8. Bowls, Rockville Marat tent OXS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL, Presbyterian Chavet 436 Dials atthe bookstores: For furtier th mation ress the Princigal, Lock Box 635. "mation sujl2-2m 3..W. HONT, A. M. 1. JOSEPH_KASP. r Mviatuete ot Oona Pye, violins Pupil of Sauret, of Paris, desires to inform the jobicthat newt inpart fastruction on the Violin earinning : Can also be engaed for concerts MDES 18TH. Apply at Music Store of Ellis & Oo., 937 Pennsyl- vanla evening: Te OF Enis & Oo., 997 Ponnigt M48, C24VES’ Scmoon, for Bove and Feopen WEDNES AY ee see oe Hoes WEBER BAN teptember 18th Teachers, nn ee 18S HILTON, 821 VERMONT AVE.., Mill reopen her’ Xngiish and French School WEDNESDAY, Be} mructor in French PF UBER. Pee . OUNT VEBRON INSTI Tstrect n.w. usliah and Preven eh ee ee, joung Ladies and Little Girls. MRS.0.W- PATRO™ val Duties resumed Sept. 20th, 1880. si-im BT SCHOOL_Mre. 8. E. FULLER, ‘Prin- An Te-open September 20th for its 11th 1818 Ist, opp. Franklin square. sug30-3m ([2E INCARNATION CHURCH soHooL for Young Ladi : Aetecou Gasman Pee Apply tothe Principal, Miss MAQLE: Séhloo! Bulding, Ls eae eA OLEOD. at the CaDEMY OF UsIO, io. street ni iwest. ‘J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo’ Pam Biudies reamed Bept. Gu DOO? -Lm* geree ce neemen ove Sch aa SLYN SEMINARY, 003 16m, Peete teneties Cadet ant 14. Fourteenth year wll ie Hn Sess ay ws dined i ie ne nao 3% OM. Psaa ‘OF. & MEN. L. E. C. COLLIERE'S FRENCH, ENGLISH ASD OLASSIUAL SCHOOL FOR BOVS. No. 1236 I street n w., will BE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, September 224, 1880. Instruction in the French privately or 1m clas: 6, after school hours, by Prof. Oolisce. PEAASELVANIA MILITARY ACAD- f EMY, Cues: Pa... opens September Sth. Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Classics and. = lish. conferred. fers to Gen. E. F. Beale, Com. 8. P. Carter, and Messrs. K. 0. Hew- itt, Wm. B. Bailey add James G. Payne, patrons of the Academy in Washington. jy10-8m “Cox. THEO. HYATT, President. "PRE CEDARS —s HOME SCHOOL FOR XOUNG LaDIES AND LITTLE GIRLS— Willreopen on ‘the 8rx OF SEPTEMBER. Bituated on the Helghta of Georgetown, with, extensive Frounds, the location ts at once beautiful, heaith- and accessible. A few additional Boa Pa- ure gddreas the MISSES EAREES corer’ Fayeto fare 2¢ 6 MIS corner Fayet and 7th sts., Georgetown, D.O. au2-2m WAVERLEY SEMINARY, 1412 H st. n. w.—Boarding and Vay School for Young La- dies and Children. Session opens Sept. 20th. Oir- culars at Book and Drug stores and Seminary. u2-2m MISS LIPSOOMB, Principal. FRQEBEL INSTITUTE AND KIN- DERGARTEN, Mirses POLLOCK and NOERR, Principals. Education thorough in all depart- mente. Normal clatcor ladies. School reopens Srrtruner 22p. 112; thet. nw. auz28-Im WVANTED—A respectable GIRL wo do coners Wierok. ERs Seca? HRs J ANTE! —Good COOK* aleo, & fev TABLE BOARDERS. Board 83 per week. 104 G street now. Eep22-3t V yantet— first-claes DELS ly at 437 Peuna. avo. LW. WANTEDTA Joumerman PLUMS Dea frst-clars workman EDW'D« &CO., 1425 New York avenue. Wa&NIED-A th ¥ GIRL, white preferred for nurse. Apri th recommesdatious from lart plece, at 1626 Q’street n.w. i” W 4AN2ED_ Four anfurnished BOOMS ix West part of city. Please address, statis terms and location,eU. 8. N. O., Stat FOR RENT AND SALE. JOR RENT—Three__ ve Communicating ROO! windows. 804 10th st. n.w. cr JOR BENT—tart cf HOUSE or ROOMS, with modern improvements; desirable location. 1-4 Sth st. n.w. Beferences exchanged. sep? R RENT—A saite of ROOMS, clezantiy fur ished; xrate fires; terms moderate ty a per- Ianent tenant. Address Box 147, Btar office. Fep22-2t" CR BENT—Two BRICK HOUSE: tix, the other sayen rooms: sood Irquire cf C. H. ARMES, 653 F et., ft. Pleasant Furnishe 8, secon c Ist, two ROOMS cating, with «ood tab 1 ase ‘floor. shears. Apply 1%: WANTED A middle-aged WOMAN, “Gvhtt With good reverence, to take care of aa i) valid lady. Inquire at 1316 I street n.w. from 4» 8p. m. it WASTED To rent bya de-irabletenant, smal furnished ROUSE in Washington or vicinity. Addrees, with terms, location, &., Box 67, Star citice. Bep22-3t* WANTED A cord ROOM in a private fanttic, (front preferable, ) within four snares of 6th Sireet_and Penna. ave., worth. Address TS. Meyer's Hotel “RSE, white. Apply at W.W. JOHNSTON, {101 Ht st B.w., between the hours of 5 30 and 10a m. or pee ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—Thethird sinual seesion will open Sept. 43. Boys aod girls, bexinuing and advanced. willenjoy the ‘‘New Methed of Training.” Z. RE’ OHARDS, Pr'l. au26-1m_ lavdap. m. sep22 3: WANTED A few plsin, PENMEN and 4. od ®PELLELS for boyd's Directory. WM. H. FOYD, Box 15, btar office. No Applications noticed. se BETHEL, SLassicalL AND | MILI. TARY AGADEMY.—Adcresé, for Catalozue, Maz AG SMITH, Supt., 825 Im* Bethel Academy P.O., Fauquier co., Va. MISS, 2, SEXBORPE will reopen her AVE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, MON- DAY, September 6th, st at. P- Churen, 9th street northveet. ‘an25 Im* SATil ST.—) 910 GIES reovent tober J4th. French Hours 11 a.m. ate. Great advants eV. PRUD "HOMME'S uber 20th and Oc- y the uatural raethod. hain ‘Terms moder red to pn who take -_an30 the whole coures. EF oD. Hig SOMEEE: Teacher of PIANG, ORGAN and VOCAL MUSIC. P beginners, ss well ae thos for ‘Tetchers. Terms modera: northwest. Vv VASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINA-~ RY—A BOARDING AND DAY SOKUUL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDEEN—Wili be re- opened at 1023 12thet_n.w., MONDAY, September 26, 1880. Circulars at the principal Bodkstores. and ‘at 1023 and 1027 12th st. n.w. Mra. Z. D. BUTOH- ER and Miss M. U. DOUGLAS, Principal ‘on . VERNON SEMINARY X es WOREDING AND DAY ROHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 100 4" Sr. NW. For further information adver eee further information jyis-Sm Mrs. J. R. SOMERS, Principal. JPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, }9 corner of 7th and L sts. n w.—This institution has a progressive and successful experience of 16 years. It educates young men and women for use- Tulness ‘aud self-support. Its graduates secure profit. Oourse of study and raining comprises the English Lenquaze, Busi- io, Spencerian 3 ctical Penmanship, ng, by sinwle and double entry, adapted ds of ess pape cash and keopiby the secout tures. Dav and Evening DAY, AUGUST 30, 1880. terms csil at the BPENCER, Princi W188, OSBORNE'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHCOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES will reopen at 943 M st. u.w., SEPTEM- BER 15. sug3-2m_ BRLINGTON ACADEMY, MAY Building, cor. 7th ard E sts. nw.” A Select 8chool for Boys and Young Men, Number limited. Only echolarsé of wood moral character recaived. Fali term of 1880 beg ns September 6th. Carefal and thorough instruction in the Common Enx ish Branches, Book-keeping, shorthand, Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and Groek. Day and eveniu sessions. BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal. sepl-Im HOF. J. MAX MUELLER, Teacher of VOOAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO. Mn- Sical Director St. John's Episcopal Church. 2023 Massachusetts avenue n.w. augl7-69* S488, A YEAR, BOAKD AND TUI- SIONS Female Seminary, Military Academy, i and reo cution and Sessions bewin MON- For_inform allege or addresa H (Boys), Military Collexe (Young Men), Haddon- eld 8 For catalorues: address ghEY. T. WELL HEILLY, B.D. MERSON INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL 14th st., betueen f and K atroets, wil reopen WEDNESDAY, September 8th. lars, & For Cire ¢ , address B. YOUNG, Principal, augl7-6w rans 914 14th street. GSoRCETOWN UNIVERSITY. THE SOHOOL OF LAW Ovens for the annual term of 1890-81 WEDNES- DaY EVENING, October 6th, at six o'clock, in the Lecture Hall, 915 F et. n.w, ‘In Washington city. Regular course of two years, Fifty Dollars num ; Post Graduate course, Twenty-five Dollars. Secretary, For particulars address WM, HENRY DENNIS, sep8-8m 915 Fst. nw, Washington, D.O. B.W., To- QcHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8th st. e sumes SEPTEMBER 2. Experienced teachers in Church organ. | Rates, ug28-1m Yano, Voice, Orman, etc. $2.50 a month and upwards. BOARDING. FSS BEST Wel turnished front ROOMS, with EOARD, in a private family ; near Departments and care ; terms for two, 845 per month. No. 1998 Hest. n.w. Sep2l-1w* Fok RENT Lurmished ROOMS, with or with ont board ; No. 305 O st. n.w. sep18-1a {OR RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- nished, pleasant location. at Nos. 314, 316 and 318, Indiana ave. Also first-class BOARD $15 per month. SARAH FLAGLER. sep7-ly HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOM! with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and 3 per month; house is well furnished; table first- class, and ceolest location in the city. ‘aug24-1m N[HE LOOHTEL HOUSE, 5129th at. nw. of the costest snd best conducted Boarding Houses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novl9 FINANCIAL. B= SWANSEA BMELTING WORKS OF DENVER, COLORADO. There celebrated Smelting Works, ei‘usted near {he most important mining districts of Colorsdo, together with other Jocal rea! estate will be offered FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Mr. WM. LAWSON, Williamstown, Maas., Messrs. WARD, CAMPBEw:.&00., N.Y. PIANOS AND ORGANS. 1 Worcester Sqnar rey 21 1103 Penna. ave. riving. Plance and Organs at great bar-| Sepl6-1m No. 423 EAth st. above Pa. avo. KAMP PIANOS. SIDNEY T. NIMMO’ 8. on EDAY, OOTOBER 16, 1830. Or to Judge E. P. HARMAN, Denver, Col. r. JOHN ROBBUOR, 1¢3 Water st., N. AMGAINS IN PIANOS, aa 175) 1 Conservatory Up 15 Vv yM. HNABE & CO,.’S WORLD-KE- gains. Tuning, repairing and moving. Betz ‘SHONINGE BR’ Everyone's favorite. For sale for cash 410 Ith street northwest, on the pret br) Foz particulars apply to the owner, Mr. MILLEK TIFFIN, Denver, Gol; ecy20-m&e6t 1 Dupham Sgusre, FREEBOEN G. SMI'EH, NOWNED PIANUS. New stock ar- REICHENBACH’S Piano Wererooms, UL ORGANS and Magnificent HEINE or upon easy monthly payments, at aug2l1- [Need ON DECK With a complete Stock of the . VEBY BEST GOODS procured in and at poeribarress"our Sompedtors aid cause our customers to rejoice. NEW JAPAN TEA, natural leaf (uncolored.) It is of cod ely eche 4 Q inced by all who have Resting Boost delisious artiole of ea thay have ever used.’ Another attractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLE OF GOSHEN BUTTER. ‘Telepbonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth street, bet. Band Fy WANTED te. communicating uufurnisned het ROOMS on first or eecond floor. near 1 aud Sew York sye., where asked Adarees D. &., 5 Ws dTED— two unfurni rvom and parlor, em conveniences. _ al price, G. M., Leck Box WSR DSA fished or unfurnished DENCE, with all mo tern twprovemen tral I on or near street car lines. A address 605 14th st. n. sept? JANTED—By xentleman in govern partrrents, ROOM and BOARD in private ly; northwestern part of city. Tero s mus! be mable. Addrcss, civing terms, HENRY, Sur ee WANTED Be zentleman and wife, from Oe ber 15, two RUOMBone a front room, pc is- autly loested, with BOARD, west of 10th ana north cf Hts , not to exceed $60 or 370 a month. Ad diess, stating terms, Box 2, Smithsonion tnstita . 89) yANTHRI—A iirat-class BCOURER. Cull at BARTHEL’S Dye House, No. 114 43 st.n.w. gepai-st WANTED WET NURSE. Apo co. Vloyment Agexcy, 926 F st. VV ANTED—A good WHILE BARBER. Apps BAMUEL BLANNAN, No. 44, East Marxe Space, Georgetown, D. C. sepal WwW ectable COLORED GIRL to do ‘ork, washing and ironing . st slay at night and come well recommy y to 205 Est n.w. Bop ANTED—Two or Three U: RNISHED with or witheut BOARD ; best rete! ho questi us oi office, sen? W 43222 XOUNG MAN with 81,000 t0 $2, 000, to accompany a tanof exp-ricnce to one 0} tle Territories tostart u Stock Ranche Addres: KRANCHER, Star office. Bep2t WANIED-A FURNISHED HOUSE for th winter; no children; would be willinz to BOARD one or two persons. Address L. Btar office. WARZED,-A SITUATION an a first drees first-class references; ten years rience in all its branches. Apply No. 14 Bve.. between the hours of 12 and 3 0’ WANTED By, wentleman amd wits, w.thout children, Three or Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, eecond floor, for light housekeeping state rent per month; references wiven. Address AZ. Star office. Bep2l » reading who WV ANTED By a youns mi has experience in patent’ business, SITUA- TION in oftice of Attorney, Patent or Pension torney; references wiven; salary nominal. Ad: Box 6, ter oifice. sep2L. )ANTED—A young MAN to learn the Photo. uraphic Art, at 1219 Peun. ave , RIUE BitU3. Sey 20-3t WAdZED-AGLERK, thoronchly versed in the evasion Business: Address SION WANTED. tures, OF, four UNFUENISHED EOOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Address Mre. J. Be, 95 Let. n.w. Sep20-3t" QU RENT—Brick HOUSE Fo. eligitly located near hotels; 14 rooms, mode-n may TOVEIE Apply to Dr. HARTIG@AN, 1125 ith et or HEND! SHOTT'S Drug Store, Corner Toth and F eta. a JOR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERT! FVD Ar AUCTION. Seo Bu! aed on the let and 15th of every month, at the of. fice of THOS. E. WAGG: j, 519 721 porthwest. ne JOR EENT—A BRICK HOUSF, 6 ro wag and water. Apply at 210 JOR RENT—Desirable suis ROUMS. 1533 P st. nw. sury. For RENT—Pleassnt ROOMS, escond and thir? betweon ficors; goed locality. Sth and 9th sts. now, JOR RENT No. 802 Hf et. Gi OR KENT—Furniehed or unfurnish a. BCUSE with stable. | House contains 14 tooms. Situated in ore of the fi. est locations in Ge wrze town, D.O. Large grouads, handsowely tai tout With trees and shrnb< — Conver tircet cars. Chean toa cood tenant. A 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 rh st. no c 7O# RENT—1wo cr thics very desirabie ROOMR at $5 Pennsylvania ave. Apply at RTE BReR., 1239 Fenneylvanis ave. sep 0-1 FSB RENT Two niorly Parnished second story ROOMS: new houre, bay win tsble fortwo mentiemen. No. En JOR GENT—On Towa Circle, an elexant U-room HOUSE: furnished, modern improvements; bewly freecced throughout. $125 per month. W. W. DANENHOWSEE & SON, 1212 ® st.n.w. 820-26 Fo RENT— 4 9-room and ca'lar Brick HOUSE, n-w., handsomely furnished throughout dow: front Room 1129 12th st. new. modern improvements; $75 per month: street care pass the door. W.W.DANENHOWER & SON, 1212 Fst pew. p20 2a OB SALE—LOT 20x10 feet, westside lata st. b.w., aijoining Honse No. 220s, bet. W avd Feundery ete, at G0 cents per foot. ‘Title perfect; all taxes paid,” The OWNER, 1824 15th st n.w. fe} 20- 20° POLES hat desirable story 0 HOUSE, No 94 Gay st., bet. Washington gress ets.. Georxetown, ‘containing 10 rooxis eas, water and Latrobes. App'y at premises. eed st «R RENT—Furnished—four blocks from new State department HOt and sta uit OD reasonable te Address Box 47, Stai by the year towocd owner leaving the Bee. OR RENT—At $12.25, r , Lew eeven-reom MGUSE, with bal. sas, rcow, bay window, ke. No'l133 Park P n.e., Dear East Cavito! st. cara, and one bi north of Lincoln Park. ‘To permanent tenant nl J. W. BTABR, 1429 New York ave. sep2d FOR RENT AND SALE. RRENT— UPLER PART of “Nairn Bait tt and New York aves Au rommee 2003 * ST. NW. bree. back building, 14 rooms; all iil at th FOUR FIRST-CLASS STORES in Building,” cor. 15 tvst and New York ave. Several Handeone!y furnished HOUSES for pri. “TAURINE 87. N.w.—Tea-room Brick, mod ..N.W.—Tea- cl " erp imme. Price &31,.80, — AND 427 FOURTH ST. N.W.—Two four- y Bricks, 10 roomseach, ¢asand water. Price RHODE ISLAND AVE.—Handeome Brick: Residence, coutaiing 15 feomene x corner 15th ry Brick. with Price $75 per Nairn’s every modern convenience, "Price ®128 per omit THOS. J. FISHER'& 00., 1293 Fst. a. Fee Bent Br ii. 0. HOLTZMAN, Reat Estate AGENT AND AvcTIoNEER. ‘Tenth and F streets northwest. Uy Ricesat. mow. $35 Louse, E st.tiw. Sihet.cw., 13 re 249 18h wt. aS G21 Sd at rs ave. now I make no charge to Iandiords for adverti«ing pete Property, aud keep it botore the pul, iy. I have many of the Finest Building Sites in city for sa’ Also, Houses in ev section at prices from $1,000 to $00,000. Now is the tive to bay is BR. 0. ROLTZMA! 1845 7th at. .w. . 2 th st now..'8 rooms, House on 3d, near F st. p.w., 4 room TODD & HAND a mts new: iow to ant.’ STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, sep]0-Im_ 3418 New York ave. QORRENT. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. Cor. 24&Pa.ay.,161r8 875 814 224 et n.w., store US ave 167s. 2419 Net.n.w..b 08.12.50 906 20th st.8 rem 1.22.50 2318 Let., & re is 1210 D et... - 20 2514 het. to 1218 Qet et., Bre. 15 Lass wth is Snew bricks, 28d &G, 22 531 26th 10 Sit, 22d et., Ore,m i: 20 1119 amie 139 H st’, stor 18 3 bri n Rigysat....10 No charge will be made for advert sroperty. Mowey to joan in snime to suit. A list of other prop- erty both for aaie and rent,can be seen at my office. Cilice hours: 8:30 a.1. to'5 50 p.m. W. R. WILOOX, feps Corner 20th snd I ets. nw. FLOR RENT- HOME Tabu rapeh, adjoining Union: ton: ben et cars pass the premises : sutable for gardenine will art for beer warden or picnics. Apply Mre. C. A. TALBURTT, 228 2d st. De. sep20 Tt VOR REN JOR RENT—Handsomely-furnished ROOWS, single or en suite, with or w.thout bord, at low rates, in the beaut.fully + tuated dwelling No. 436 Mat. nw. sepls-6t {OR KRENT—Furnished ROOMS, single or en Buite, With or without board, first, sacond, third or 4th floors, with home comforts. Apply 508 1th st., hear Pa: ave. n.w. Sepls-6t" {OR RENT—Will be for rent October 1, HOUSE No. 910 19th et, twelve room provements; in perfect repair. As CO., 569 Tth et. nw. FOR BENT_1740 F st. nw, nino rooms and o-- Jar ail modern improvemente: #46 ver month W. W. DANENHOWER & SON, We ANTED—For 4 Osh Buyer—Asmall FRAME HOUSE, near the Navy Yard; must be a bar- E. W. WHITAKER, 208 449'st, n.w.8e20-Im gain. WARZED._HOUSE in northwest section of city; keyen or eight rooms, ood neighborhood: rent not to exceed $25 per month. Address **J.» Btar office. 8ep20-3t ANTED—Intmeprateiy—A Commodious Far- nished or Unfurnished HOUSE for ® Board- ing Hon'e, by ala ty who can give best reference: and security. Address S.8., Star office. 8))20-3t* ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with RELI- all sorts; be: + >) ‘or cit sud country? ail with referenon Bsr ane 0. E. PRIGE & OO. sop 20-1" SWARTED FAMILIES to furnish with reliable Hervants and other Help; Cooks, Chamber maids and Nurses, with references, at short notice. £29, corner bth and Isis. n.¥. P.’MCDONAD 3 2. FY RENT—A fine BASEMENT, weil lizhted,in ¥ M.C_A. Building, corner 9th and D ste. AD Iy, to A. B. PRATT & BON, 401 9th st. n.w. fey 15-lw. ROR RENT Elecont APARIMENTS, on first, second and third floors: single or en suite: all modern improvements ; at 1027 Vermont ave., near McPhereon Square. 8e))13-36 FFs li for our LIST OF HOUSES Call for oar LIST OF FROPERTIES FOR SALE. Owners will do well to place thelr property with us. It will secure prompt and careiul attention. JOHN SHERMAN & © Bey 3 St. Cloud Building. {OR SALE—A DESIRABLE HOME, on the sontheast corner of Aand 2d st. #. ¢., arranged as follows: Basement—Furnace and fuel room, store room, Kitchen and pautry. Firat floor—da- loon parlot with bags window, partry. Second floor—Three ch Toon! 2 uber and bath , Third floor—Two large chambers and ser- ts’ room, ailin good order. Parking on front d west tide, enclored by eubstant al iron fenos, ‘The floors of first story and trimmings in hard wood. This property is within two squares of the U. 8. Capitol, andone square of the Metropolitan and Pa. avenue street cars Price 84,000. An in- Spection of the premises is invited. 3y20-3m FITOH, FOX & BROWN. Fo RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OprosiTE U. 8. Takssvny, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—sinely or commanicat- ing—for jess Offices, Stndios, eto. Water and Clonets on every floor tor ‘and steam hest. 3 Tae for storage. Luquire of the Janitor. 3 JPGESALE O8 RENT 502 Kast Qapitol et., ton }OOMS and two bath-roome, large closét in om; front ang back stairs, lance dry orl- House heated by furnace. For terms, apply toJOHN 7. ARM, 410 F et. nw. seplt-2w FOR KRENT—To GentLEMEN—Larye well-venti- jsted handsomely furnished ROOMS, second end third ficors, 920 New York aye. ; conventent t> fcur lines of care. seps 3w* OR RENT—Il7 Maryland ave. n.c., part or all ‘of well furnished HOUSE, 13 rooms; House Furniture in good condition; location desir- Rent moderate. sep7-15t' ever! i sep yy ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and kinds of LAND SCRIP, for which hizhest rates will be paid. — WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attor- Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. suzé 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. TOR RENT_No. 613 H street n.w., BRIOK DWELLING, 12 rooms, all modern’ improve ments. O. O. GREEN, Room 3, 412 7th street Dw. aue3l-im FPGE BENT Te peptiomen oniy—A handsowel: furnished FRONT BOOM. No other lodgers sud no children. ‘Terma moderate. 1210, 9tu st RW. aucl4 2m* WANTED = 1. (0 MEN'S SUITS TO CLEAN at the origins] dollar and a half suit clesning Sepot, 1009 F st. Lend postal card and have them called for. sep2L WAAR GFEATHERS to renovate, MAT- J RESSES to remake, MOTHS to exterm: from furniture, at AeH. OHACE & BRJ.'S, 616 La. avenue, next to city post office. Bop9 WXTED OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larce or small quantities. Highest cash price paid. $21 Pen'a ave., between 3dand 434 sts. aug20 ANTFD—STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches. OHAGE BRO., aug20 616 Louisiana avenue. ANTED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, ‘Mattresses to remake and fine upholatering: Moth exterminated by steam. By F. H. YOUNG, No, 1404 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willar 1's Hotel. amr20, WANTED XOU TO KNOW THAT I SELL A firet-claes Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a creat deal cheaper than a com: mon new suit car be bouxht, st JUSTH'S OLD STAND, . 619 D et. n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th st. n.w. N. B.—We buy but first-class Second- hand Clothing. aug20 LOST AND FOUND. OST—September 19th, 1880, a large REMING- TON KEVOLVER, at or’ near Brightwood. der will be rewarded by leaving it at het ae Lene September 22, 1880, a biood-stone set RING, engraved on in-ide, ‘*G@. T. B , from mother.” reward will be paid if returned to 1139 9th st. now. ‘sep22-3t" OsT—Ti vening, between Georgetown ai Heihts and 1239 Vermont avenue, a black silk BASH END, with taeeel attached. Liberal reward if returned to above address. itt [ROS See Sept. 20th, a young red and white STEER. Owner way have same by proving property and payiny for adver. OS tikement; cor. 21st st. and Va. av. n.w. 1t* Le gold BOARF PIN (horseshoe and ship com: bined) last evepins in coing to or returning GH EAN Ro, 400 Tet Sr. 5-2-—A neatly fur. vished HOUSE containing seven rooms, with improvements. Apply on the premises. BUSINESS CHANCES. TANTED—To Bornow—$3,060 on first-class BUSINESS PROPERTY fh Maryland. vala d A) at $18,000. The property is insured for $10,000,on which’ the Ioan will be secured. Address R. M., Star office. sep2l-6t* OUSES WANTED.—We want HOUSES for ‘good tenai We have rented more property thisscason than ever before, and cannot supply the demand Bep2e-3i" B. H. WARNER, 916 F st.n.w. OR SALE—GROCERY and MARKET STORE; Splendid chance for one to go into business one of the best stands in the city; doing a business; terms cash ; foreign matters the cave sale. Inquire 806 Let.n.w. RARE CHANCE—A first-class STOVE, HARO WARE and TIN STURE for sale at two-thirds its value; good location, Aiso, eet of ‘Tinners Ma- chinery and Horse and Wayon. 601 Pennsylvania ave. 8.e, gepls-26* {OK SALE—The STORE and DWELLING south- esst corner of 7th and i sts. n.w., suitable for the Restaurant business. Inquire af 640 1. street DW. Be9-2w* Soca We have feveral GREAT BARGAINS in small BKICK HOUSES, paying from ten to fifteen per cent on price asked. Also, three or four Great Bar- gsins in laze property from $5,000 to $15, 000. Detirable CHEAP LOTS for sale or exchange in aul parts of the city. A pace a and guarantee to make terms satisfactory. 7 MUNEY TO LOAN in any’ sum at 6 per cont. ect W. EB. BURFORD & OU., 1115 F et. o.« POE SALE FARM of 160 acres im Montgomery county, 9 miles from city, 3 mile from E. R. Station; good Fuiidings; thoroughly cultivs 1,200 peach, 900 pear:8 acres in grapes. W sold low to an immediate customer. W. E. BUR- FORD & 0O., 1115 F st. now. sep2-1y R SALE—A FARM OF 100 AORES. good baild- jarge quantity of fruit; healthy ; one mile apolis Junction, on Washington Branch frem Georgetown in avenue or H street cars. B. & O. B.;. price $50 per acre. COUNTRY Hinder will eave it at No. 6) Letrect nw. andre: RESIDENCE, wah 8° acres) al ney es ceive reward. 8 : TI. BOWIE, Annapolis Junction: or, Dg. O. M- OST—On September 19, 1880, a child's GOLD 2 it Bi Wash- ENAMELED BRACKLET. “A roward wilh te Pou oy ipa aes taemmenee paid if returned to 423 10th st. n.w. sep21-2t" O8T—A black and tan GYP, with tax No. 727. RY Liberal revnct Geil bosench it ie es MONEY TO LOAN. at southwest corner of 8th ae ee Loan. =~ “= T° “MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, O8T—September 18th, either in street cars co- ing to Georgetown from Capitol, or in the Su- preme Court, POCKETBOOK, containing $10 aad 5 bill. The sum can be retained by returning ocketbook and cards to Btar office. In SUMs To Scrt, At 6 per cent for large and 7 per cent for small tums. No ak BR. O. HOLTZMAN, PERSONAL. W Sy ALBURGES, successor to I. P. LIBBEY, e Watchmaker and Jeweler, has removed to corner of 7th and F eta. n.w., in Drag Store, soe site U. 8. P. O. a bear BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENS of life. All business confidential. Ladies aud Gentlemen 60 cents each. 1023 4th street north- west, between K and L streets. augll-iw* BLAN ts, ‘lewcorrhes ; the feader of carta, Tells “creryinlag aie the fnture, No. 624 10th et., between Z and ¥ nw. HN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, Reg aac p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 ‘apll-6m ; , Se TROUuLE Batistection bay: "Gonsultation Hoots, 40d Sf so there Bae ak sepl8 0th and F ste. n.w. LOAN. At Bix Per Gent, a Cemmissions Very On Fesl Estate Heourity: tase Rat J. V. N. HUYCK, Rea EstaTe AGENT, 89-3m_ Office 1505 Pa. ave., Arlington Ins. B'!'d’s. pecunty: "Lowent rates. Ol arene. a rates. at once. WM. F. ZMAN, Attorney, sep7-Im_ F. HOLTIMA So Pot, new. ‘ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON BEAL ES- tate security at iowest rates. le HER & OO. —* etry F treet toloan. Also sum pore $300, Si SPowest charges sna tome a 3. H. WARNER, angle 916 F street north went PROPOSALS. SALS FOR ES ei ie ey ee Pte igt kaha eg im. ‘The reserves the right to any oF all bids. sep 20-3t ROBT. MoC¥NEY, Acting Bec’y. FOR BAGLESS two:horse, platform. « = top WAGON, nearly new; cheap for ieee :at45 N st. now. wep 21-3" = {OR SALE — Valuatle young HORSE, dark bay: will take in exchange as part ent Light buggy. Address V.H, 1! ce. sep2l-2t" Bs SALE—Two BUGGIES and a VIOT RIA ‘with pele and shafts, all in good, Order. at a bargain, as owner has 19 further ue for them Can be seen at: DOWDEY\'S Stables, 1013 17th st. n. 8e))20-6 {OR PALE—By parties wishing t» leave town Beet sth, 4 stylish ROAD HORSE, who cen show a 2:50 ait. Will se Sage sold ut® eacrifice. Osan be seen at J. E. MU=kS', Bricttwood, D. C. sepl7-1m MOUNT VSENON LIVERY, HIRING AND a) STABLES, No. 1236 Ita mt nw., bet. Mand N: Stylish Turnoute, Horses, Carriages, Coupes, Ke, for Hire, Sacor Exchange.’ Horses pastured or wintered on ny farm. Orders in peregn or by te'ephone at ay ime promptly attended to,” Several y jorses for sale. ‘Terme reasonable. sep16 tra F. W. MoELKOY. JOR SALE—New and Second-hand COUPES or irewster a other makers. New. and Bec nd-hand ny Gerriacon, SE Boswier, Phetona, Carts, &., which Will be ‘cold _ very chesp to close ont. Fepairt Promptly attended to. ROT. if. GRAHAM, lhe. pository and Factory 410-416 Sth st. n.w. auk3l KEAT BARGAINS IN OARRTAGES.—Over 75 New and Second-hand FAMILY CARRIAGES, Top and No-to) Buxzioe. EOE Jump-ecat Jaxwere, Pony and Park Phi: tons, and 50 other styles, must be sold at once re- vardiess of cost, to close onr spring stock. No rea- Sonate effer re! P. D. SCHMIDT & 00-, $66 Penneylvani ‘aux25-1m FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE UPON EASY MONTHLY Pay. tar 1-4 MENTS, at BIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, ang21 0 11th et. nw. COAL AND WOOD. YOALY COAL! ARTHUR B. SMITH having bonght tho old es- tabliched Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1238 Sthst.n.w. would respectfully solicit the patrousge of his friends and the public general'y. He has been for a number of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. ‘The best grades of Coal always on hand. Sawed n6 Split Wood and Coal kept ander oover. Orders by telephone or mail will receive prompt attention. ARTHUR B. SMITH, aug25-1m 1233 Sth st. n.w. OHN MILLER, ‘Wholesale ald Retail Dealer in COAL AND WOOD. Main Office, Depot, end Kindling Wood Mill, 43s and Virviviaavenues.w. Branch yard 143 Bat. 6.¢. ‘Coal #014 as low as any place in the city. PINE KINDLING WOOD 85.00 per cord. OAK KINDLING WOD 26.00 per cord. A Lod of KINDIING WOOD delivered in any art of the city for 3 TELEPHONIO CONNECTION. Orders protuptiy filed, and satiefaction euar- Biteed. a02tm years FALB ASSOCIATION. JHE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BKO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penn. avennes aud cue ! weoD!: COAL IIt LEAVE YOUB ORDERS THIS MONTH FOR WOOD AND COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRICES. Cor. 8th an B sts. s.w. 3d nse. and cor. 9th dy24-2m_ * aie . ’ .