Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON- i THURSDAY September 23, 1580. CROSEY S. NOYES. The Evening Star has@ requiar, yermas ment. tuna fide daily circulation more than double that of any other deily payer published tn Washington, and e, ual totha of all the cther daily payers here added to- gether. —<_——— ‘Tue Brn office is connected with the Te'ep Exchsnve. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail snd otherwise, news, or any {nfurmation or business can be sent day or nicht, free of charge. New York Politics. While the peace negotiations between Tam- many ard Irving halls, in New York city, have been interrupted, there 1s no reason to doubt that the democratic party of the state will act qn harmony In the pending campaign. Ia fact substan! harmony seems to exist now. In Alvany, t ‘4 and other points where John Kelly polled a considerable vote for governor, Lis followers and the Robinson faction have united. The democratic state convention will be beld at Saratoga on the 28th instant, whea Tammany will be formally received back into the party by the admisston of Its delegates. It 18 understood that the present state Cemocratic committee will not be dis- turbed, except by the retirement of some of the members to make room for repre- sentatives of Tammany. In order that no dis- satisfaction should arise over the displacement Of any of the committee three of the meimbers from New York city have voluntarily agreed to Jleld their places to Tammany. The only estion of difference that has arisen between the factier in regard to the chotce of a candidate for mayor of New York city. Irving hall insisted upon the right to name the mayor, while Tan.imany declined to concede ff. This difficult wever, will be easily solved, and, in fact, is virtually disposed of now, .osition fs Tne prop- ) select & Candidate for mayor, who fs net ide d closely with cither of the fac- tions. Mr. Kelly wants a reappointment as city comptroller. A compromise candidate for the mayoralty will be found who will guarantee him this will further agree to divide the Postifons at his disposal equitably between the rivalballs The republican managers ap- parently abandoned all calculations of deriving any benciit from a divided opposition. They have entered upon a cany nst the entire democracy of the state. Senator Conkling, sev- + eral week advised his party t have to tight the entire demoeratic party of New York. He understood that behind the quarreling factions stood the entire democracy of the United States urging and demanding unity snd harmony. While» the bitter feelings engencered by years of rivairy may remain in Tammany and Irv halls, the leaders of each Tealive that jealoustes must be suppressed for the prese hope of a democratic national administration, too, exerts considerable intlu- ence th behalf of unity. The aspiring leaders of the two factions know that they are being Watched closely by these who will have the @ power to dispense patronage In the event of emocratic success, and that nothing short of a complete union of forces will satisfy that power. All factions of the party will be repre- Sented !n the coming state convention, and the indications are that the unity of the democracy will there be made complete. The Dechne of the Greenbackers. The grcenbuckers, a3 a party, display a per- severance that might accomplish something if it were not for the tmpracticability and un- pepularity of their cause. In the face of the return of prosperity and a rapidly increasing trade, they have gone into nearly every state in the union with their promises of vastiy improving © the country if the people would only vote them into power. The fact that the comparatively few followers they had two years ago have mainly deserted them does not seem todiscour- age the greenback leaders, They have set up State and electoral tickets all over the union and breg and bluster as much as if there was really a party behind them. Even in Maryland, where the greenbackers polled at the last elec- ton only one or two hundred votes in theentire state, they have found men enough to form tickets. The result of the Maine election cannot be interpreted as favorable to the green- back cause. The fusion allies of the democrats seem to be composed largely of disaffected re- Publicans, who do not care enough about the distinctive greenback tssues to support the na- tional greenback ticket. In Indiana the man- agers of both the republican and democratic canvasces agree that the greenback vote will fall off from forty to fifty per cent from that cast In 187s. In Ohio, at the election of last year, the greenbackers polled enly 9,072 votes, and no reliable estimate accords them any greater number this year. Notwithstanding the adverse circumstances, Gen. Weaveratumps state after state, and assures interviewers that his party will have at least 30 or 40 members in the next Congress, and will hold the balance of power. There ts really nothing upon which Such a prediction can be based. In Iowa, two of the greenbackers of the present House (one of them Weaver himself) will be succeeded by ci because the democrats of those running Candidates of their own. The greenback member from Alabama has already retired from the race and left the fleld to ademocrat. The North Carolina greenback member bas come out for Hancock, but even that will not re-elect him, as the district ts democratic by a large majority. The present indications are that the two members just re- lected in Matne will constitute the greenback party in the next House, in spite of the profuse premises and wild boastings of that party. An exciting presidential election always proves mously calls pt the premlersilp, a3 g difficulties and the s quiet, It was Gam! erthrew the De Freycinet nd produced the crisis. In bis present etta repre the dominant sts that he intnistry pesitio force In polt shall ¢ of responstbilit 2 -—___ The annual report of Water Registrar Cox, Printed in to-day’s Srax, contains matter of rest to every housekeeper in Washington eorgetown, as it gives ground for hope for a reduetion of water rates in the near future. His plea for an increased water supp Will beseconded by a large proportion of the population of the District, who at present suffer trem a ‘ity Of Ubat necessary article. ——_—_-e- ____ A current topte of interest ts the contest now golng on for the control of the Western Union Telegraph company at the coming annual elec- tion. Jay Gould, who Is the head of the oppo- sition American Union company, 1s secking to get proxies for @ majority of the stock In the Western Union, in order to obtain control of ‘the company, and direct Its management. His Object tn this ts sald to be to put an ead to tho cut-throat rivalry now existing between the two companies, and which involves enormous expenditures on both sides. At the same time he declares that the American Union company does not wish a consolidation; “that the cyun- try ts large enough for both companies, and ‘that the people will no longer submit to a mo- nopoly of the telegraph businesa” To out- Siders, however, tt looks very mach as if the Fesult of Mr. Gould's capture of the Western Union management would be a “consolidation,” to all Intents and purposes, to the ena of stop. ping competition and increasing prices, —_—_—_—_—_———____.. D* BED SYN, No. 349 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. is tly located in this city. He relieves A ATTACKS OF DISEASE tafe sa hours, and cures them in a few cases Of distase relinquished by other phyalciaas s spect: pity. FEVER and AGUE and PRECMONTA cared falar ‘tal ad boat nt tat J ST RECEIVE! ‘All the newstyles in DERDIES, FUT: and FELT HATS snd BUNNETS for earl; & wear. ‘Full ne of MONOGRAM AND EMPRESS KID GLOVES, from 2 to 6 buttons, in all the uew shades. 10 BULTQN WHITE KID GLOVES, 81.60. * Mrs. mM. J. HUNT. 20923 Non. 631 and 633 DP et. NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Prices Tax Oax'r Be Bear. EVERY AHTSG An REPRESENTED. Money Pail Back for Goods Returned. Bead this Price List: G Ladies’ Fire Kid or Goat Button. Ladies! Best Cur. Kid Button Ladies! Best French Kid Be Ladies’ olid Goat Butt: n. Miszes’ Solid Goat Button. Mirees’ Beet Kid or Goat Button Child's Kawhide Tips, (Heel-,) Button. Child's Lest makes, tyring Heels. Men's Foild Conwrces Gaiters .. Men's Congress or Button.. ‘Men's Calf hand-made Bota . A job lot of 600 paira LADIES FINE KID BUT- TON BOOTS for $2 50, worth 83.50. ONE PRICE. GEO. McOARTHY. sep 23 QTEAMER JANE MOSELEY., K Captain Jave: On and after . t. MOD further ni ‘ane Moseley er dock at foo of Eth wt. rrciscly, for Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, Piney cing abd Point Lookout, on MONDAYS, WED- NESDAYS and FELDAY™, in teemer Lady of th- Lake. Nuto the ime. O. 8. LUVELL, President sep 23 Injand and Seab iar COD. RICHARDS, CLAYBHAUGH, RONE- HILL, MANTON and MORE BREE ‘H-LUAD- EXS, from 85 to #54. Bracket ©. kind lowest prices. A. it. WILLIAMS 2 J. M. & BR. COHEN, . LOAN OFFICE, 2105 Penna. avenue n.w. We only charge 5 per cent. One of the best secu- rity banks in the country. Also, a large line of Forfeited Piedges LN eale low in DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, BREECH AND MUZZLE SHOT GUN3, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CLOTHING, &c. A rare chance to buy a custom-made OVERCOAT Low. sepa GPECIAL NOTICE. hy eee Orders will be received by HUME, CLEARY & CO., 407 Market Spsce, for “TUNLAW FARM” EUKE JEBSEY MILK, to be delivered early each morning. ‘lunlaw Fatm Herd being the only pure herd of Kegisterec Jersey Cattle m this section of the country, parties desitiug'to eecure Pure Milk nearly a8 r1Ch as cream, haye the opportunity pre- sented to do so. THOMAS L. HUME, 821-10¢¢&5eo Proprietor of Tunlaw Farm. LO SttexarneSi86 Porous pras- 10) kx, TEN OTS. APIECE. 4EKS DENTIMEDEL, asure cure for toothache, local or neuralgic. For sa'e at A.M. KLOCZEWSHKPS Pharmacy, cTs. sep 21 423 9th st. n.w. } UILDEKS, ATIENTION!—The balance of stock of 80 SLATE MANTELS at the NEW YORK FACTORY, corner 6th and C sts. n.w., will be SoLp OUT at Gost. Bep20-2w* NHE STAGE, BY JAS. E. MURDOCH, VET- EAN COMEDIAN AND TRAGEDIAN. A series of DRAMATIC SKETCHES. Rich in Anecdote and Reference to Favorite Actors and Actresses. Good commissions to WIDE-AWAKE agents. ‘Terms sent on early application. Sep20-4t J. M. STODDART & OO., Philadelphia. W Ceres HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS SURAH_ DRES®-GOODS, WITH BORDERS AT- TACHED FOR TRIMMING. BCOICH ALL-WOOL PLAID8. CABHMEBES, SERGES AND MERTNOES. MOMIE CLOTHS—OHUDDA OLOTHS. MEKINO UNDEKWEAR—FANCY HOSIERY. WHIJE AND 80ARLET SHAKER FLANNELS. HOUSE-FURNISHINGS. LACE OURTAINS—RAW SILKS. NOTTINGHAM LACES—LAPPET MUSUINS. RAW SILE—TABLE and PIANO COVERS. FURNITURE GRAPES and ORETONNES. TABLE LINENS_NAPKINS TURKEY RED LUNCH CLOTHS and DOYLIES. Our Btock is now complete in all Departments, and well worthy the attention of all persons i fearch of the **Latest Fall and Winter Nove'tirs, which are marked in **Piain Figures” and at the “Lowest Cash Pricea.” "ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Penna, Ave., cor. 9th et. Established 1840. USSELL’S ICE CREAM, F ICES AND CHARLOTTE RUSSE Are Always the Best. Seeens aetna een i ent SAK . WEDDING CAKES 8 epsciaity: sOtEASTEE. Gpen til] p.m. sepl6-1m 1427 NEW YORK AVENUE. pause ALLY ATTRACTIVE LINE oF UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS. Our Stock or CARPETS. FLOOR THS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &., Is unsurpassed by any in the city. Eandsome line cf LAOE CURTAINS just re- ceived. Low prices, polite attention and satisfac- ticn uaranteed. SINGLETON & HOEKE, sepl5 No. 801 Market Space, S ILVER JEWELRY. sepls Have just received a larve assortment of SILVER PINS, EAR KINGS, BANGLES, LOCKETS, x COMBS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &o., New Store of SAMWL LEWIS, Jeweren, : 2215 Pa. ave. Established 1840. sepl3 Wt Wueatcey, . STEAM DYEING, WET ANI DRY SCOURING, 49 Jefferson street, GroucErows, D. 0. With ever y, ales With every facility, the best talent, and a full FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND GUEMICALS, Tam prepared for the fall trade. Work called for and delivered in the city; by wail cr express from other places. Orders by mail promptly.attendea. ang23 KOEHLER'S FRENCH AND AMERICAN AL SSRERY Ne Tone opposite Jef- ferson Scheol Building. All kinds of Bread, Piss und Cakes delivered to any part of the elty. Frenca bread a specialty. Branch Depot—VeLatr’s Go: FFCTIONERY, No. 620 9th st. n.W., OP; 8. FECTIONERY, st. Dw., opposite U. 8. Our Bread speaks for itself. M, SO#4 BLAND. a. p Has removed from 503 1th st. n.w. to 1209 G st. n.w., where she may be consulted profes- sionally during Day avd EVENING. Al treated by the most approved methods. Nerv affections and diseases peculir to women with special snecess. Office in residence. sepli-3m zee XYOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ REGULATORS attached to your furnace. It is AUTO Willsave one-third of your coal, © TCMATIO and WALTER D. WYVILL, Agent, aug?1-3m_ 453 Penn’‘a ave. WALHER's, 206 10th st. Lime, Cement, Flaster, Fitch, . and Gas ‘Tar'No. 3, ites Tine le Goce bi ing Roofing and Repairing done. rome ete hire Brick and Clays Moth Prost Carpet seplé-ly TERS AND HOUSERKEEP!) I ATTENTION! aes Use JOHNSTON'S DRY SIZED KALSOMINE AND MASURY'S MIXED PAINT. Best in the market. = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE RYNEAL, J: a "a 418 7th st. n. VETERINAEY. Headquarters, 409 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, CATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE FOR SALE. is «i ___BOBT. SMITH. v. 5. L, *427IN & Co.'s CELEBRATED PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYER's Usk, Where Biack Joints ars require1. Btock on hand. J. H. JOHNSON & CO.. Aczxrs, 22th ot.;Wharfand 1902 F at. a.w. sep15-2w* EDUCATIONAL. _EDUCATIONAL. —__ — AX7, SCHOOL—DAY AND EVENTS: OpABGES., Terms € par mouth. Apts to va wo Rqusras M. ROUZEE, Room 13, Vernon How, Pes na ave. and 10th et Om Nepas | DORSEY’S SELECT for }onng La‘lien will reopse Mt 9S Day, rept. Lessons given. ie Jey St yw. ADIES Misszs ane Twenrm a: Drswing, Frof. C. 8. Trin French, Prof. 0. G LLE. FOULON has reopond her resular Mitretcn "ey eepsor sey aren bes zeraler clarees, including English and Drawi! B25. Private leaaone also wiven. 3141 & MRS. L. bE. C. CULLIERE S PENCH, ENGLISH AzD ClassiJaL SOHOOL FO BO’S No. 1234 I street p w., will RE CPEN on WEDNESDAY, Septamber 221 1330. Instruction in the French lamguage, prizately or tm clas om, after echool hours, by Prot. Oulliare roe. ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACAD- pass Soe Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Classica and Eng- lsh, ‘Desrecs egiterred. Refers to Gen. EF Beale, Com. 8. P. Carter, and Messrs. i. 0. Hew- Ith enn Bailey add JarnesG- Payne, patrons " cademy in pinwton. Olj10-Stn ‘Con. THES. AYATT, President. WWHE_CEDARS—a HOME (OL FOR TP XGUSG Dabies AbD TATTLE GiBLS— Willreopss on ‘the 8TH or SEPTEMBES. Situated on the Heighte of Georgetown, wita extensive munds, ths Iceation isat once beautiful, heaith- Filand acorssitie. a few additional Bourdiby Pa [8 ate desired. Terme muderate, “For partion, larg address the MISSES KARLE, corner Fayette aud 7th sts., Georgetown, D.C. ‘au2-2m ‘BS. VEBNO: SCHOOL at 220 Ist st. 8 ¢., Capitol Hill. Art sep23 6t* AK K SEMINARY, ECHOOL FOR Vu Fituated on Fret. car line, and wittie of al ovher city Imes. Cu culars at Bookstores. | Apoly to eeps3-lm Mus. G. M. OUNDKON, Principal. Midren. French lancuszo only is spoken at fchoo}. Terms per quarter:—Primary, $15; hicher | NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, (MED. DEPT. COLUMSIAN UNLVERS. LY.) THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL SES310N For 1880-'81 of this Ocliege will commence on MONDAY EVENIN AT 8 O'CLOC 7H COLLEGE EVILDING, tét., bet. 13th and 14th, When Dr. ELLIOTT COUES, U.¥.A., will deliver the introductory Address, to which tie profession ane beans coxa) inviten fa ‘or further information apply AVA. GRE, sep22-10t&eolst ‘2111 Pennsylvania aveniie. YOUNG LADY desires to teach a few small Giris Muric on the Piano for a moderate erm- penestion. Ssti-factory references. Ad irene Box 52, Star office. Bu peer. AND MEs. J. H. SIPDONS W/AVEHLEX SEMINARY, 1412 H ot, n. ¥. boarding aud vay School for Young La- digs and Cuilaren,” Seeaion opens Sept. 20. “Ole. oulaze at Boo rug stares and Seminary. and dm Ya ike LIPsOOMD, Princlpal. ROEBEL INSTITUTE AND KL DEKGARTEN, Mi-ses POLLOCK and NOERR, Principals. Education thoroush in all depart- jnente. | Normal clator ladies. School reop2ns Srrremprr22p. 2S thet.nw. ang28-im \HE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.—The third __srnual eeesion will open Sept. 13. Boys aad girs, Lewinuing and advanced wi'lenjoy the ‘‘Now Methed of Training.” Z. R'OHARDS, Pr'l. au26-Lm PETHEL, CLASSICAL AND | MILI- TAY ACADEMY. —addross, for Gatalozne, Mas AG SMITH, Supt. an25-Iim* Betbel Academy P.O., Fauquier co., Va. WANTS. Warps WOMAN to cook. « forasnal fuvily; references tequirsd. 1315 13th war ‘write Ada, eee Box} Wat work 219 Ferney lyania WANTED—Three | GIRES for sx searx dressma}ing: all colored SYT Let. & p sctive, Dri © hand and arply uplers neat and t. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ FR REN Gee Uorurvistes Front Roow 710 18th st_n w. 7OR RENT—Fun Dnfurniah FOEREST-Faniished or Untuuisbed JOR RENT —Handecmaly furnished, one second story Front ROOM ; southern exposure ; family." 43 Met. n.we & POR SERT Porn ished, No. 114 13th et HOUSE conteius seven rooms. newly Pihed and in perfect repair, possesion immedi ncty, or Ist cf Coteber. FURAN wo third Sors NOOMS. comm e Vv TANTED— “esp ectabi nicatirg; wiih or without board: ATION as x li tee femtiy; suitable fer centen viy at 1144 284 et. n. eerlen en 1528 11th et new. W ASTD RAT once ino wood TINNERS “OK ENT—Three or four unfurnished ROOM euber first cr re-ond f ‘ vnderstand latrebe work. W. 8. TAT ith stu we co. WANTED By a white girl s SIFUATI chembermaid in a private family. Best of neces. Addrees Box 151, Btar office. 1 WwW will yay cash down, and 20 per rept. of the valary, mosthiy, ‘besides, for good PUBITION. Address DISCETION, lice. SoD WANE eA, Temrectable aad tidy cored WOMAN to cook, wash and iron for a small fomily; must be first rate bread maker and stay at nigbta.” No. 208 a st_# e. te WANTED To, rents siuall HOUSE, oF part suits bie for housekeepine, in a family per ently iccated, aud near Fatent avd Post offi cs; prompt cht. rent uct to exceed $13 per mo.ith. Adress 706 7th st. 8. It WAS FD-n Wet E corsistis z of Pah Bith private table. Ac 8. O., 1:9 bast Capitol et. WANTED SEUNUS COMMENTARIES. PAKBUNS cn CONTKAOTS, at second- burt bein socd con and ition. beeping. in & rma mer ces; #10 per nenth FOR BEAL Gh RON pareyd fammied sec. OND FLOOR, consistins of three rooms, with Leth room cn sane ficor, ina private fam'ly Lath et. sends ste FOR RENT_FURNINHED- #40 per monta in sdvsnee, Par ore, Dining and three Be trom, }antry yreve Closets, Ritchen, yard; ents: excellent location, West End A - creer BJ. Wy Btar office. wv VOR RENT—ROUSE No. 930 New York avenue, contains Feventeen rooms, has all modern ventences, and is in good order: reut moderate first-class tenant. Apply to THOS. E 519 7th wi RE ES, Communicating BC windows. S04 10th st. now. t Faruishet, a fom: ba sep 2-30" FOR RENT AND SALE, roe Bes. FOR Rent. “FOR BENT. ‘Pa.sy.,16 rs 875 5 Ore. bo ~» be re. 25 2 PIES ¥ 110 58-2417 N ete 10TS,m.140_ 2822 Get DK. 7 re. Mb Lke Tie. 182 new Deke, Net, Fe Cfice hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. W. B. WILCOX, Corner 20th and I ste now. _Bep23 Fo RENT— UPPER PART of “*Nairn B: Ft end New York ave , 44 ro: 2003 Sa" OT. NW —Three story Brick, | w: back butiding, 14 rooms; ail rico $13 p meth FOUR F/RST.CLASS a **Nall Buiding,” cor. ork ave. ding,” corner 15th eT M4 SIXTH ST. NW.—Tes-room Brick, moa- ern imps. Price $: 50, 425 AND #27 FOURTH ST. N-W.—Two foar- sors Bricks, 10 rooms each, #4 aud water. Der month ? RHODE ISLAND AVE containt rn oo 21 THOS. 3. Handsome Brick rome, x 15 lence, Pr: ISHER'S ©”, 1 JOK FENT—tart of mcdern improvenen ft now. beferer cos © SE or RUOM>, with sirable locati.n. 1 eop2d rd; : ee en for each, LEX, Star of prepared to fo ding classes and giva ISS _E. SENDORFE will reopen her | % 5 be aneni Tere ae ee aaa cee Aiaaat | MU Scoot FoR wots AND GOTRES, MON TANIED—A turnishcd HOUSE, _bepyd-2U attheir homes. Address J. H. SIDDONS. Georce- | DAY, September 6th, at M. P. Uhurch, 9th strest uty, by October Ist: would : ‘S eY KO RENT—Two BRICK HOUS: one haview town, D.C. sep30-im_ | northwest. au25 1m" boarding two cr U:ree persuns; ho children: Aa- Tra tizg Depother Sven rooms; wood locations. HORTHAND,—A practical Koporter desiros | Qy () ATH ST. UD HOMME | “es S¥CEF, Star oftice merase Fy ND To eathiad faa yh Stove noties, that ou and ster Ocrosen | O1Q S20 e Zorn aud Oc- | WY ANTED—ASIUUATION by a fisat class comm, THE 47H he will give Evening Lessous in fover Mat. French t ‘ical method. Whobashad experience ia ret class fan's’ Th NENT—Ocy KOOMS SHORTHAND, Houre 11 a.1n., 33% 4%. ‘Terie moter” | no ol Ketiou to sevint iy Washing ana ironing. A nauur . geith oon ta J ¥ ¥ ite, Vermont ave.. | ste. Great tages 01 3 who take native c ashington. pply at at ‘St. De. encessh S5tue floor. erns 1 Petree ME AAA UN noe, Wi be RISA ty reoetys | He wEO eee elvis heeiee Tae ease | TESS Sth etree, nears. Aprly 1435 Set, fegiber Pepe For Rerecalae a PO a ae J NO, ORGAN | WY ANTED—Good COOK. Avp'y 605 EGR RENR ASD SAEES OF PROPERTY, PAT. 3 q . A t attention to a a lV erenn or sth very month, at the of- OE itoc Mest part of stating | ortnweet. gop? st For particulars address R. B. MoCORMIC nort)iweet, 42 nd location, U- a i ‘Loudoun Oo., Va. —"- |, | Qlok RENT—Desirable w: 39 11 SHINGTO! EMALE ANTE D—Torent by ade irable tenant, asmall nO 5. 1583 P st. = = INSTITUTE. lect | Yt Rserenitiinn ‘ci SEDRE! a Will be er N nt ee hcue ee oe #3 eure bucleeacs HE PINKNE Ss TS. a Sa OUNG LA AND CHILDREN—Will be re- | Addrees, with terms, lccation, &e., 5 : aaah Hulish snd French Neuoal for Gir, reopens | apened arias Eu op. SE MONDAY, Keptember | ater ser JOR BENT — Thre picasant sccond-story Sept. 15: For ciroulars, ee., address the MIS3ES | 2), 180. Circulars at the principal Bookstores, and ADT SAW NUESESSEUSTARpITct ROOME, fuisielied for Pousekeeping, in & BURGESS, Frincipais, #18 Connecticut ave-s17-2s° | at 1028 and 1047 1th st. nw. MRS. Z: DBO Ce | Ty Ane ee ee on foi ak | stefamily” Apply at S64 HE ART SCHOOT, OF THE was | 225240 ™S MO. DOUGLAS, Principals. aud-3m | 1), 5") between the hoarsef $ Sandia oR REN —Two new HaICK INGION AKT ULOI reopens ctoner 4, Lard ap. m. 8ep22 EOUSIS 30 Pest. now , with all “Vernon Row,” corner 10th and Penns. ava In= guire of E. 0. MESSER, in charge, or JNO. L. SUBNETT, Assistant. sopl5-20" } ZARTEN NORMAL INSTi- » for the training of teachers, with model kincérzartens and advanced classes, opens er. 18TH. For circulars call on the. Pri re. LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 8th st. POLLOCK, 1127 1th et. AW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. s0p15-3m DING, OF THE AND THE LAW oF PairNERsutp. Tue Hox. ALFXANDER B. HAGNER, LL.D., Lrctvnen oN CrimanaL Law. GORGE F APPLEBY, Esg., SUDGE OF MOOT Count AND Ai ATE PROFESSOR oF L Practic The exercises of tls Sch «ol will be resumed in the Law Bailding of the University (Judiciary Square, 6th street, between D and E strects,) on the SEOND WEDNEADAY IN OUTOGER (Oct ber 13th) nt six o'clock p.m., when opening ai dresses will be made by the Professors, and when Undergraduates of the previous year, a8 well as new students, are invited to be present ‘The enure charges for tnition. lectures, and all facilities of the School, in its Undergr.duate De- partment, is eighty dollars for a single yaar, or one nundred and fifty dollars fortwo years, payable in advance, half yearly, or ia monttily iastaiments, at the option of students. ‘The fee for the Post-graduate courae in practice, period of nine months, i3 825. By particular invitation, being in responze toa call from more than seventy graduates in law and members of the bar, the Hon Alexander B Has- ner, LL.D., Associate Justice of the Sapreme Court of the District of Columbia, will delver a Special Course of Lectures on Criminal Law duriag the geesion of 1880-'81. ‘The Lectures will be given on ‘Thureday evening of each week at 7 o'clock, and the general theory of the course will be expisined by Judge Hagner at the opening of the school on thelsth of October. ‘The special fee for this course will be 810. Catalccnes mav be had on application to Messrs. W. Hi. &0. H. MORRISON, {75 Penna. ave.: also at the National Savinws Bank, cor. N. Y. aye. and 16th st. ; or by addresing the President of the Fac- ulty. sepl5-1m 'LOCUTION. — Mies M. K. SOHREINER, 1212 L st. n.w., ia prepared to organize clastes in Elocution and to give private instruction to in- dividuals. Refererces: Prof. Mark Bailey, Etocu- tionist Yale Coliege: Justice Strong, Supt: J. Or- mond Wilson, A. R. Spofford, Gong. orarian; Judge J. Tarbell, Board Trustees Public Schools, D. Mother Mary, of St. Angels. sep4-l1m AN ACCOMPLISHED AND BEFINED £ Peay, will give lessons in vooal music: also in lish, to persons desiring t> make up deficion- Ges, French @ specialty; best refereuces. wiven. Addrete E. H., 1115 I st. n.w. sepl3 3w* Roars. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY will BEOPEN MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at 321 Pa. ave. n.w. A regular drill for boys from 9am. to 3 p.m in common Enzlish, Latin and Greek. Frice #4 to @5 per mo >hond- uraphic classes from 4to9 p.m., at $3 per month, in ciasses. Private Ieesons at special rates. Young men or ladies trained for competitive examintion eepli-Im CHASE ROYS, A. M. NCING ACADEMY, . 9TH AND 10TH STs.N.W., WILL OPEN SATURDAY, Serr. 25rH, 1830, For the reception of pupils, when Mr. L. G. MA- RIN] wi'l organize his classes for the coming sea- son. All bis former pupils are invited to a tend on the openiee day. For particulars see Circular. a) ABINI'S —— G. Wy FLYNN, a. M., 702 5m strestn w., WO. will ‘ternoon es cde Ce neement. Mathematics, Greek, French, German, English, Penmanship and. Bookkeeping. "Evening ’clasaes 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 PL K. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC’S ENGLISH AND FKENOH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 1012 17th st.n w. Tho duties of this #chool will be resumed on the 207TH ov BEP- TEMBER. sep i0-Im* . VERNON SEMINARY XM = BOARDING AND DAY ROHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs, 1100 **M" Sr. N.W. Removed from 264 ‘‘F." School year opens Sept. 20tn. "For farther information sddross F 3yi6-3m_ "Mrs. J. K. SOMERS, Principal. {PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, SS corner of 7th and L sts. n w.—This institution has a progressive and successful experience of 16 pigs,, Ut educates young men and wornen for nse fulness and self-support, Ite graduates secure vouitions of trust ard profit. Oourse of study avd ane comprises the English Lauwuaxo, ' ness Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical Penmanship, Bookkeering, by single and double entry, adayt to every variety, of business; Business Practica, requiring the making out aad’ exchanging of sl Kinds of business papers, paying and reeelving cash and keepiny the accounts; Elocntion and Le tures. Day and Eyeniug Sossiona bewin MON- DAY, AUGUST 80, 1880. For. information and terms call at the College or address ELENRY. 0. SPENCER, Principal. Bu16 M388, OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND DAY BOHGOU FOR.YOUNG LADIES AND MIBSES will reopen at 943 M et. u.w., SEPTEM- BER 15. auz3-2m pin, PENSEN and good : Boy d’a Directory. ad lress WM. H. BOYD, Box 15, Star oflice applications noticed. WANTED, Tio communicating wofarnishad RO firet or seco floor. rear LUth #t. and New York ave 0 questi ns will be y YANTED-—A f.w PPELLEKS for whei asked. Addrese DE. Star office, sep22-t* W SNt8D Avo unfurcicted ROOMS, fr pod rcom and parior, in private house, wih mod- em conveniences. Address, giving Idcatien and ince, G. M., Lock Box 49, City. 0. £022-24 W ANAEDE A fished oF uifarnished West: DENCE, with ail modern improvemants trai location, on or near street car Ines. address a AV ANTED—Bs centleman and wife, from Qsto- Vy ber 15, two RoUMS—one a front room, piei- antly located, with BOD’ ts cf Hets., not to exceed $70 a month. Ad. ¢ ees Stating terms, Box 2, Buiths onion Institn on. sep22-3t" W ANGE Sates SCOURER Cul BARTHEL's Dye House, No. lid + sepZi-3t for west of 10th and no-th " ACADEMY, MAY ng, cor. th a: dE sts. nw.’ A Sclect School for Boys and Young Men. Number limited. Only scholars of wood mc character recsived. Fali term of 1880 bex.ns September 6th. Oarefal and thorough instruction in the Common Enx ish Branches, Book-keeping, thorthand, Hixher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Latin and Greek. Day and evening seasious. BURTON MACAFEE, A. M., Principal. sepl-Im ROF. J. MAX MUEGLER, Teacher of VOCAL aud INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO. Mu- sical Director St. John’s Episcopal Church. 2023 Maraachusetts avenue D.w. atte] 7-6w" Gis0_ 4 XEAR, BOARD AND ‘TUI- TION, Female Seminary, Military Academy, (Boys), Military Oolleze Couns. Men), Haddon- Rev. 1 MAXWELL HATELY, B. D. Sy24-2m ‘Rector. 1 Diteeed INSTITUTE, |BELECT OLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL Bo: Udth st., between I and K streets, ‘Will reopen WEDNE “DAY, September 8th. For Circulars, &e , address HARLES B. YOUNG, Princi auglt-6w © BOUND Hath atteet. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. THE SCHOOL OF LAW Opens for the annual ook of 1830-'81 WRDNES- DaY EVENING, October 6th, at six o'clock, in the Lecture Hail, 918 F st. n.w » in Washington city- Rewular couree of two years, Fifty Dollars per an- um ; Post Graduate course, Twenty-five ars. For particulars addresa WM, HENRY DENNIS, Secretary, sep8-8m_ ‘915 F st. n.w , Washington. D.O. ESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE— For students of both eexes. 27th session be ins Sept. 7, 1880. Healthy location, thorough saree J.T. WAND, B.D. President, Wealgne ater, . 8ug26-eolm G4ENELTS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLICOTT OIfY, Mp.—Principal JAS. M Gansery, MLA. LED lato Principal of Bt john"s ) pent . 15. dress, unt iept. 1, MIDDLEBURG, Va. 3y29-¢02m_ ~CHOOL OF MUSIC, 707 8h st. a.w., ro- sumes SEPTEMBER 2. Experienced teaches in ‘ano, Voice, E rch organ. Rates, $2 50'a month and upwards. gu2e- 1m PIANOS AND ORGANS. 53 0.78 Grand, & d Uprights. Heme & CoO PIANOS Burden GANS... Prices ‘reasonable. G. KUHN, Sole agent, 407 10h et. sep22-ly BABGAING IN PIANOS. 1 Dunkam Squar 1 Worcester Square. 1 Conservatory Upright 1103 Penna. ave. ey 21 SLLET DAVIS & cos __, UPRIGHT GRAND PIAN Oh] Worip KENOWNED AND UNEQUALLED. Alsn, the Celebrated HARDMAN UPHIGHT PIANO, the enly rebalye low-uriged gyod-fonedi Unrisht niade, H. L SUMNER, Sol Agent, Bcpl6-coly Si Oth street n.w ISS HARROVEH’S SCHOOL Fun a¥R Young Ladies and Children, will reopen MONDAY, Sentember 13th For circulars apply or address PhINCIPAL, 1336 Ist.n.w. _sep8-Im* (PSE ARCHER INSTITUTE, wasa- For cirenlare address Nits MCR. ARCHER, 1401 Mass. avenue, Washington, D. 0. Sy27-3m ROK. LARROQUE, 1829 F at., native French Instructor and Linguist, graduate of Scrbcnre University, Paris. French taucht as spoken by elegant and highly educated Parisian society. Method easiest. Beps Mss MARY TUCKER MAGILL WILL resume her claskes in Elocution October 1st, at her retidence, 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. pT OWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The thirteenth annnal session of this school will commence OUTOBER let and continue five month Expenses :—Matriculation, §10; Incidental, 810; Graduation, $30; Demonstrator’s Tickst, 85. Sor Circulars address 0. B. PURVIS. M.D-, Hec , sep6 Tn No. 1118 13th’street n.w. RoceasS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY SPRING, MD.—Will reopen SRPrEM- BER 15TH. A full course of instruction will be given. with lectures on histo natural selences. For Oteulars address HENS ©. HALLOWELL, A.M 4y3-31 Beaune AND DAY SCHOOL FOR ‘Young Ladies and Children. Board and tuition $150 per annum. Languages and mu‘ic extra. 6'h Session begins Sept 20th. Oireulare obtained at the Staroftice. Mrs.M 8. Bowie, Rockville, Md. a7 2m* OYS’ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH BOQHOOL, Prosbyterian Gh 436 street, opens Sept. 6th. Circulars, with m0 ulals, at jodie oe rue See information ress the ipal, Lock Box 535. aug12-2m J. W. HUNT, A. M. MoM, JOSEPH HKASPAB, Solo Violi graduate of Conservatory of Prague, an pupil of Sauret, of Psris, desires to inform the public that he will impart Instruction on the Violin fy an (peep peering SEPTEMBES 15TH. fan aleo be cussed for concerts: Apply at Music Store of Ellis & Oo., 937 Pennsyl- vania avenue. seps-3w. GRAVES’ SCHOOL, for Bo Se eet TeoI Rev. J./A- GBAVER, Mie G. L. GRA ii 8291 VERMONT AVE. Mare gene er cee structor in Freuchs “cepl-im* oO STITUTE, 1530 Teceet rs Ensisie and wrench Schoo 13¢ Ladies and Little Girls. | MRS.0. W. PAL ival_Duties resumed Sept. 20th, 1880. #l- ‘BT SCHOOL—Mrs. 8. E. FULLER, Prin- A cipal, Wille open Beptember 40 Tor tie tith augs0-Im "1818 Iet., opp. Franklin square: IPHE INCAHNATION OBUROH sOHOOL i for Young Ladies will re-open on WEDNES- DAY, Bept. 18, Froth “under danse of Brot 6. tothe Miss MACLEOD, at Babee! Baitang, Has Pees es EOD: ne CADE, EF MUSK! 7 Pp. ae No. 1534 I street northwest. fe Mus. Doo., Princ Btudies resumed he aed oe 26th ST. der Ten, W;,, BNABE © C08 WORLD-RE- YY NOWNED FIANUS. New stock ai Eng. lance aud Organs at" ereat ar SPAR eins. Tuning, repairing and moving. EICHENDACH'S Piano Wererooms, seplé-Im No. 423 ARth st EAUTIFUL ‘‘SHONINGER” B OKGANS and Magnificent HEINE- KAMP PIANOS. Everyone's favorite, For sala for cash or upen easy monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 410 Lith street northwe: bove Pa. ave. aug2l- WV re or rates, CAS URNISHED ROOMS, vith or without ROARD; best refer- ere-Rgiven. Address Box 44, City Post oflice. sep21-3t WW {S2ED SOONG MAN wth $1,000 10 $2,000, to accompany a manof experience to one of tle Territories to start a Stock Ranche Address KANCHER, Btar office. Bey/2'- WARIED. A SITUATION as a Gret-clase Lana Gress; first-class referepces ; ten years expe rience in all its branches. Apply No. 1422. Pa. ave., between the hours of 12 and $ o'clock. WANTED By asyoung man, reading law, who bas experience in patent’ business, SITUA- TION in cflice of Attorney, Patent or Pension At- torney ; references given; sslary nominal. Address Box 6, Bter office. sep21-3t* WANTED, Fora su Boyen—Aemall Fit Me Y HOUSE, near the Navy Yard; must baa bac- gain. KE. W. WHITAKER, 208 4 st, n.w.8e20- Ira Wr RALES to furnish with RELI- ABLE SERVANTS; try us; SERVANTS of ail porte: boys, Birls SiAMSTRESSES for city and count 3 reference. 92 at. new. Cc. E. PHIOE &OO. sep20-lw* WW aes to furnish with reliable Rervants and other Help; Cooks, Chamber- maids and Nurses, with references, at short notice. , corner 5th and I sts. n.w. P. McDONALD Co. sepl6-2w' WANED, MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. VY RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and ali Kinds of LAND SCRIP, for which hizhest rates will bs paid. | WILLIAM’ J. JOHNSTON, Attor- bey-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. aug$ 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. TW 4ANTED§1,0 MEN'S SUITS TO CHAN at the orivinal dollar and a half suit cleaning Cepot, 1009 F st. Send postal card and have thea cated’ for. sep2t-st W2NREREEATHERS fo renova'e, “MAT. ‘TRESSES fo remake, MOTHS to extecminats from furniture, at A.H. OHAOE & BRJ.'S, 616 La. ayenue, next to city post office. Epo WS ZED OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larwe ‘oramall quantities. Highest cash price paid. 821 Pen'a ave., between Sdand 4 sts. auz20 W ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND UPHOLSTERY in ail its branches. OHACE BRO. aug20 616 Louisiana aveni WARIED FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to romake and fine upholatering’ Moth exterminated by steam. By F. H. YOUN No. 1404 Pennsyly: avenue, opposite Willa Hotel. auz20 ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT I SELL A W “ttet-class Yatlor-mace Second-hand SULT much better and a great deal cheaper than a com- TCn new suit can be bought, at No. 619 Dat. vw. oF at Branch Store, No. 408 9th No. . D.W., or at Branch 0. st n-wW. N. Bo-We buy bat first-class Second hand Clothing. aug20 BOARDING. GE RANT Wall turniched rroitt ROOMS, with BOARD, in a privatefamily; near Departénents snd cars; terms for two, 645 permonth. No. 1903 Het. n. Bep2l lw! OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with or with- ‘ont board; No. 305 O st. n.w eep18-La OR RENT—Airy KOOMS, faroished or unfur- nished, pleasant location. at Nos. 314. 316 ant 318, Indiana ave. _ Also first-class BUARD $15 per month SARAH FLAGLER. sepi-ly HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and $30 per month; house is well furnished; table Srst- ciass, and ceolest location in the city. “aug24-lm TPE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th at, n-w., 1s one of the cosiest and best conducted sosrding Houses in the city. Transient Boarders accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novid PROPOSALS. LOST AND FOUND. PrPorcsars FOR WASTE PAPES. ‘Trrasvny Drranraent, B * OF v- Peg ANp Putas. ny WARRING IOS SD. © woptens: » 1880. ied Proposals for the purchase of fhe Waste Paper of the Dureau of Engraviag and Fare for the remainder of the fiscal year ending Tang foth next will be received at this office up to X z o'clock ja. THURSDAY, Septamber 30th, 1880, DG ERE to waive defects and to reject any’ or all ide is reserved. Blauk forms will be furnished upon application. H. IRISH, Chief af Burea Bey 25-ec4t Orrice oF THE ENats WASHINGTOR, D. Oy Sep da 1680.4 Fealed Proposals will’ bo recaived ‘at this opice Patil 12 m. on THE 28TH OF SEPTEMUER, 1886, toe furnishing, delivering, fitting and patting in place a (nore OF lore) wrought ino model- Feconatructed model hall of the Noche Wine, Le cording to specications and -dravane, Wem Bon open for inspection at thisoftics, whereblank forsas of proposal sora = Additional informa: Proposals are to be x endorsed Ge Mogd “Ganon fT Propoeals for Mode)- ” @ressed, by order of the Beers of the Interior, Sep14-cost Fad Architect. 66F 8 PROFESSIONAL. WOOT SURGERY, conNS BUNIONS a , OORNS, BU F Sc DB. WHITE, Chiropod fof TONS HO ears" practice out the United States sed bani ada previous 0 cating in Washington indo, lishment, 1416 Pa. aves opp. Wilsrars note Gs patronized by eminent physicians, eon thousands of other well-known 81 per visit, pee H. JONSON, D. D5. Ds GOLD FIELING sopecisie specialty. Nees il (ae Ws opposite oa deci DE OPE, Demtiee, TS ath st aw. bet. G ‘and N.Y. ave.— fa 130ta of Teetiy ‘Teeth 1; Extracting without ‘all Gperations warren : ited. Dares Der pet. Eee CCaE Eros LSTA ield BOAR PIN (horseshoe and whip combined) Tuesday evening in oing to or re- aning from Georgetown in avenue or H street cars. FinZe- will leave it at No. 63 [street n. w. and reecive reward. itt T ‘O8T—On September 22, 1880, a biood-stone set _4 RING. engrave@ on imide, ‘'G. T. B, from mother.” $5 reward will be paid if returned to 1139 9th st sep’ provemente. Reference required. A’ <n W., J. 8. HOPKINS. #e2I- 03 FLOR RENT—Forniched or unfarnish d. £* BOUSE with stable. House contains 14 roms. tisted in che of the fi. est locations in Ge r<e en. D. 0. Laree «rowids, nandenmely lait out in walks, with trees apd Flirnts mvenient ty street csrs. Cheap toa cood tenaht. Apply to A. 8. CAY WOOD, 1 Dw sepai- ROS BENT—1 wo or thres very desi at YS Tennaylvania ave. A, BRCB., 1219 Peneylvanis aye. {OR RENT—On Towa Circle, an elezant 11-rosm HOUSE; furnished, modern improvemen's; newly freseced throughont, 2125 per month. W W. DANENHOWER & SON, 1412 F st.n.w. 820-26 ROH RENT 9-room and callar Brick HOT n.W.; handron furnished | throu) modern tmprovens 875 per month : stree pars the door. W.W.DANENHOWEL & SO) Pst n.w. POR SALE—LOT 20x120 feet, westside 1ith st. n.¥., adjoinine House No. 228, bet. Wand keundary sts, et C0 cents por foot Title perfect ; ell taxcs paid, ‘The OWNER, 124 15th st a.w. seq 20-20* FE RENT. Partisbed four blocks from new State department—HOUSE, with all molern imnproverments, grounds and stable, will be leased by the year t zocd tenant on reasonable terms: owner leaviny the city. Address Box 47, Star of foe. Bop2U-t" JPOE RENT—HOMES TEAD of the Tate GeorweW. ‘Taibur t, on Eastern Branch, adjoining Uvion- ton: sbout 20 acres; street cars pass the premise tab'e for kardenios: or will rent part for beer gerden or picnies. Apply Mrs. C. A. TALBURTT, 228 2d st. ne. Rep 20 VOR RENT—Two ruites particularly pleasant RKOOMP, southern exposure ; 921 G st. n.w. Ecp18-1w* ROR RENT Handeomey-farnished ROOMS, single or en suite, with or w.thout boar. it low Totes, in the beautfuliy eituated dwelling No 436 Mest. n.w. Bepl8-6t pe 2a e POR RENT Furnished ROOMS, siokle or en Suite, with or without board, first, s2cond, third cr 4th floors, with home comforts. apply 508 Lith #t., hear Pa. ave. n.w. sepls 6t" EGE BERT Will be for rent October 1, HOUSE No. 910 19th st, twelve rooms, modern im provements; in perfect repair. A. A. WILSON & ©O,, 569 7th st. nw. seplT-6t* JROR BENT—Flecant APARTMENTS, on fire, second and third floors: single or en suite: all mozern improvements; at 1027 ‘McPherson Square. FCESALE OB RENT—502 East Qspitol 5 ROOMS 2nd two beth-rooms, large cl every room; front and back large ary cel- Isr; House heated by furnace. For terms, apply toJOHN T. ARMS, 810 F et. n.w. seplt-2w FPCE BENT To Gentuewes Large well-venti- luted handsomely furnished ROOMS, second and third ficors, 920 New York aye. ; convenient to four lines of care. Beps 3w* })CK RENT—117 Maryland ave. n.c., part or all J° cf well furriched HOUSE, 13 rooms; House d Furniture in good condition; location desir- Kent moderate. 5 20k EENT—No. 613 H street n.w., BRICK DWELLING, 12 rooms, all mcdern improve ments. O. OC. GREEN, Room 3, 412 7th street ZW. aug3l-Im HY} BSS 1 Fo wentlemen only—A handsomels furnished FRONT ROOM. No other lodgers and no children. Terms 1210 9th st Dew sugl4 2m* KR RENT—No. 406 Ist 51. 8.e.—A neatly fur- ished HOUSE contaizing seven rooms, with modern improveaents. Apply on the premises. eu9-6w* : BUSINESS CHANCES. Po eae GROCERY, PROVISION AND LIQUOR B10RE, well established, doing « isir business. Good ‘reazons for sellunx. Terms cath. Inquire 1618 8th street n.w. eep2s 3. YSRPENTERS AND BUILDERS !—To be built, several email BRIOK HOUSES, and give in ex: charge a small farm near the city or improved city roperty. Address G. and B., Star offive. 823-3t JOR SALE—BOOT AND SHOE STORE; stock, fixtures and lease on store and house; doins 4 ocd busines. Satisfactory reasous given far selling. Store on ith street n.w. Address B: btar fice. JOE SALE OF will traile for a Yarm in the coun- try, HOUSE 167 West street, Georgetown, 001 tsinine’nine larwe, elegant rooms, ia wood cond: top, with all mcdern improvements: lange ce and’ cistern in the yard; house 24x70 feet; 353730 feet. 1f not sold before Nov. Ist. will rent for $30 per month. F stueet care pass the door. Aprly on the premises. Bep23-31" R RENT— Fr B BY 0. BOLTZMAY, Reat Estate AGENT axp Ar Tenth and F streets norihweet. TIONEER Targe and clegentiy fur. bovse, 13 re. Ld stable. 310 Fur. bouse, Mats av. 150 ‘or boure, lth nw. 1 1hig news, 17 re. 1 fet. uw. 125 Yeth ‘now. ~ JSOT Riss st. now.. 855 1805 Higgs stn w., 20) Bch etn. sud stor Fur. hou Mo dotb 1D st.w-w.,#tore. 245% Mass. avon w. det DW... 12 2 SH at. noe, bre SBS ave mw. AZ diords for advertising sud keep it the pabiic con nest Building Sites tn the frou 81,000 to 860,000. Now is hue suac ts bag sepis RB. O. BO! ENT. 10:h and F sts. nw. loth st. now., 10 roome + --840 per mo st. bw... 10 Toor ® ver mo $22.58 por mo 20 per ino > 1S jer tuo : Spermo TODD & HANDY, sepil 509 Seventh streot n.w. ‘OR RENT— 212 th & Vi. aye., hand Gi ate IGER & LIEB! ; 14th New York ave. OR REN Py Call for off 1u0T OF HOUSES FOR KEN Cail for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SATR. Owners will do well ‘operty with us. It will cecure pro: tention JOHN SHERMAN & 00., 8073 St. Clond Building. Fok, SALE 4 DESIRABLE HOME, on the southeast corner of 4 snd 2d st. 8. 6., arranged as follows: Basement—Furnace and fuel room, store room, Kitchen pantry. Firet floor—Sa- loon parlor with bay window, dining reom aud paLtry. Becond floor—Three chambers and bath room. Third foor—Two large charubers and ser- vants' room, all in ood order. Parking on front and west Fi de, enclosed by substantia! iron fenoe. The floors of first story and trimmings in hard Sood. This property is within two square of the U. 8, Capitol, andone square of the Metropo:itan and Pa. avenue strect cars Price 98,0u0. An in- spection of the premises is invited. 3y20-3m_ FITCH, FOX & BROWN. now: F@ RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Crpositg U. 8. Takasvny, 15ru STaRer. Fine Stores, Office Roome_sinsly or communtoat. tp for Business Onlices, Studion, ete. | Water and ry on every floor. Elevator and steam beat. Dark rooms for storawe. Inquire of the Janitor. FOR SALE. R SALE—A fine fonr-year-old MAR it b'e for dri urs wel yroken ape .D. and scund. Apply CATON’ water st, Georgetown, D.C. sep FE SAE Sbtecn head of HORSES jadt ar- &* riseo from Rockingham county, Va., 2 Corye Hc rses;2 Saddle Horses, and a pair Doogie Fapiie Gray Horses. Can be econ at JNO. “IMMON' Btables, 811 12h st. m.w. eep@3-lw RR SALE—A two-horse, platform, it 45 N st. pow. p2l-3t* Fe SALE—Two BUGGIES and a VIOT RIA with pole and shafts, sll in good. further we for them Can be seen at 7 DOWAEY'S Stables, 1013 17th st. n.w. Bep'20-6t town FOE FALE Be partion wishing toa: Sept. 25th, a yooug and etylish ROAD Bho can show 92:50 ait. Will te SRS ata sacrifice. Gan be seen at J. F. MO-ES', Brizhtwood, D. C. eepl7-1m MMoSXt XSRNON LIVERY, HIRING AND a¥i SALE STABLES, No. 1256 Lia at. 2 w., bet. Mand N. Btylish Turnouts, Hereés, Oarriages, Coupes, Ke, for Hire, Bae or Exchange.’ Horses pastured or wiutered on jy larm. Orders ih person or by te’ephone ut sny time promptly attended to. Several fine Family and Coupe Horses for sale. ‘Terms reasonable. sepis-tm ¥F. W. McELKOY. {Uk SALE—New and Second-hand (OUPES or Brewster and other makers. New and beeond- Family Carriages, SERRE Buewies, Pumtons, Cats, Ko» which a= * ‘sold very’ cheap ‘to close ont. Vepairing attended to. hey. Tt. GRATAM, We. pository and Factory 420-416 8th st. n.w. au GREAT BARGAINS IN CARRIAGES. —Over 75 F New and Second-hand FAMILY CARRIAGES, Top ax No-top, Buxien, Jump-feat Jaggers, Pony and Park Pha: tops, and 60 cther stvies, must be eol at once re- sardiees of cost, to close our sprinw stock No res- susble cffer refased. P. D. SOHMIDT & OO., 466 Penneyivonia ave. suc25-Im FINE LOT OF PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE UPON EASY MONTHLY 1 RR a SIDNEY T NI WAX ED—To Borrow—Z3,080 on tirst-cl BUSINESS PROPERTY in Maryland, valued at €18,000. ‘The prope: ty is insnred for 310,000.0n which the Ioan will be eecured. Address R. M., Btar office. sep2l-St* A RARE CHANCE—A firet-Gats STOVE, HARD VARE and TiN STORE for sale at two-thirds irs value; good location, Also, eet of Tinners Ma- cbirery and Horse and Wayon- 601 Pennsylvania ave. 8 e. GPEcrar. ‘We have several GREAT BARGAINS in small BRICK HOUSES, paying from ten to fifteen per cent on price aeked. Also, three or four Great Bar- gains in large property from $5. 000 to $15, 0. apeiiavle CBEAP LOTS for sale or éxchauye in parts of the city. Ne rolicit @ call, and guarantee to make terms eatiefactory. s LOAN in any sum at 6 per cent. yi, BOBORFORD 8 OU. Ills Fen PERSONAL. FSSE A. SEAL, aged of unsound miad, left his home, near Fairville, Chester Uo., Pa.. september 13th, 1880. Dressed in dark coat, blac vert, dark striped cotton pants, brown and white bose, light felt hat, blue, brown, and white cheviot shirt, boots with purple’ tops, handkerchief with his name, buckskin purse with clasp off) small sam of money. seven shooter revolver, No. 43,802. Ad- drees J. W. KITCHEN, as above. iv TILES! PILES!! PILES!!!—Dr. H. D. SHBA- DER, office 620 11th st., cures Piles, without using the Knife, Lizature, ‘or Caustics, and posi- Uvely does not fail to effect acure in asinalein- (ei Slane Me Chan: Harveys Bear 9. ley Chapel; Rev. Ohas. A. Harvey, M. D.; Rev. J. DitOroiassnt, Bam’l. Bacon, Esq., 620 E st. ; David Haynes, Esq., 14 Grant Place; Wm. T. Bailey, At- torney-at-Law, 490 Louisiana ave.; John D. Manion, grocer, 726 7th st. 8.w. ; Sami. Bacon, Jr., grocer. ‘cor. Pennsylvania ave.’ and 7th st. ; Gapt. Jos. Wall, War department, and numerous others on application at my office. Ladi “Gthes house Pokin ey, and 2 tos ice hou: 2. I.» p.m. Consultation free. Sep2l-eo3t* H. ALBUBGER, euccossor to I. P. LIBBEY, Watchmaker and Jeweler, has removed t corner of 7th and F sts. n.w., in Drug Store, oppo site U. 8. P. O. Be) KE TELLS ALL THE re Mhepbic} Mi eriire "On business ential. Uentlemen 60 cents each. street north- west, between K and L augll-7w* gue HA’ bas cee {OB SALE—FARM of 150 acres in Montsomery F county, 9 miles from city, 3§ mile from K. R. Slation; good buildings; thoroughly cultivated; 1,200 peach, 900 pear scres in grapes. | Will bo sold low to an immediate customer. W. E. BUR- FORD &CO., 1115 F st. nw. sep2-lm / SALE—A FAKM OF 100 ACRES ; good build- ings ; large quantity of fruit; healthy; one mile from Annapolis Junction, on Washington Branch B. & 0. H, B.; price $50 per acre. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with 6 pel all necessary ont- buildin, near the same tion; price 503. "I, BOWIE, Annapolis Junction; or, Du. M. ‘Maple ave., Le Droit Bark Wash: ington, D. MONEY TO LOAN. ne Loan. ear Lae eres MB . At 6 per cent for large and. per cent for small sume O: HOLTZMAN, ven l8 ios and F ete. n.w. : 10th and F ets. n.w._ (0 LOAN—Om Count® Prorenri—80,000, in "T ‘caine of trom 8100 upwards. \RNER, nepl4-codt 916 F st. n.w. ‘UNEY 70 IOAN, oo paw Men See 2d rr, Real Estate “Aecuriiy “"Osmmissions Very wo Loweet Bates. . N. HUYCK, Bear Est: ‘TE AGENT, 19-9n0” Ofice 1008 Ps. ave., Arlington Iga. BTa's. 100 TO 50,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Date, Lowest rates. Gal at once. 8 WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Attorney, sep7-1m : i F st. n.w. ‘ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON BEAL £S- Mite Security at lowest rates. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. sep6-Im. 1223 F street b. WMo™2® 70 Loan ON REAL ESTATE. FR a mage on age ge Also larger sam charges and lowe a B. H. WARNER, auglé ‘16 F street northwest COAL AND WOOD. OAL! Lt cOALn ARTHUR B. SMITH having bought the old ea- tablished Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1233 5thet.n.w. would respectfully solicit the patronage of his frievde and the public generslly. He has been for a number of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. ‘The best grades of Ooul always on band. Sawed and Split Wood and Coa! kept under cover. Orders by telephone or wail will recetve prompt attention. ARTHUS B. SUuITH, ang25-1m 2233 Sth st. OHN MILLER, Wholesale and Retail Desler in O0aL AND WOOD. Main Office, Depot, and Kindiing Wood Mill, 43g and Virgisiaavenues.w. Branch yard 143 Bat. 8.6. ‘Coal told as low as any place in the cit; PINE KINDLING WOOD 85.60 per cord. OAK KLNDLING WO 9D $6.00 per cord. A Load of KIND! ING WOOD delivered in any part of the city for 81.25. iheen SE ON IO CORMECTION. ers promptly filed, and ss ‘ion emar- acted. au24-3m. |e feats FAI ASSOCIATION. Ww, THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST KINDLING WOOD was awarded to aeend competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penn. avenue. au’ Coan: weop!: COAL II? LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH FoR WOOD AND COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRICES. WALTER H. MARLOW, Depot: Cor. i ag Aa oth : A wt., bet. strand Rew fork’ave: mewn so andeor, ot