Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1880, Page 2

_~ party allegiance, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY. October 5, 1880. ~~ eRosry Ss. NOY . Editor, fhe Evening Star has @ regular, permz- mens. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paver published in Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. Tue 81x 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 dsy or night, free of charge. i The Georgia Election To-morrow. ‘The Georgia state election takes place to-mor- row, and though the contest {3 conflned to the democratic party it !s anexcit'ng one. The ex- ettement Is all over the election of a governor. ‘The state convention, having adopted the two- thirds rule, falled to make a nomination for governor. A majority recommended Colquitt to the party, but the minority dissented and nominated ex-Senator Norwood, Regular nomi- nations for all other state ofticers were made by the convention, and they are supported by the entire party. Therefore there ts no question as to the result except with regard tothe gover- nor. Colquitt’s ids have losisted that he wasentitied tothe support of the party, because he was really the chotce of a large majority of the convention. The Norwood men hold that their candidate ts just as “regular” as Colquitt, and realiy better entitled to democratic support The most noteworthy feature of the canvass has been the appeals of democrats for the votes ot colored men. During the past week or two the Norwood men have grown more confident, and It now looks as if the race will bevery close. It is given ont in some of the northern papers that the split in the democracy of Georgia Is likely to cost that party several Congressmen. The theory ts that the division will naturally cause dissatisfaction to spread to other candi- dates and that, both factions working to that end, wili bring out the entire colored vote, which will be cast for republican congressional candidates. This argument has been baxd upon the erroneous fdea that the election of Congressmen takes place to-morrow, also. Nore but state offlcers are chosen at to-morrow’s election. Congressmen will be voted for on the same ticket with presidential electors on the second day of November, and as the democratic party of Georgia ts a untt for Hancock this will msure a solid support for the congresstonal can- didates, The state election, really. will not have any Influence upon the national electior. The men who today are divided between Colquitt and Norwood will, after to-morrow, join in support of the national and congress- fonal candidates, and no doubt their united efforts will be brought to bear In congressional districts where republicans are running. ——~<- _. The New Complication in Virginia. The pronunctamento of Chairman Wicxham of the republican state committee, ot Virginia, calling upon all republicans to rally to the sup- port of Garfleld, puts a new phase upon the contest inthat state. Gen. Wickham Is backed by Chairman Jewell, of the nattonal committe, who promises “material aia” to thecause. This, ofcourse, Means money, as withovt it the re- Dublicans could not expect to accomplish any- thing. They have permitted the canvass to go by defanlt up to the present time. Not only is the republican party of the state with- out crgapization, but it is demoralized by reason of the fnactive and in, some instances, uncertain course pursued by the leaders. The first step necessary is organ- tration, and it requires money as weil as prompt action to accomplish this. Mr. Jewell has siz- nified his willingness to supply the fund3 necessary and already the republicans of the state are beginning to rally under the Garfield banner. The readjusters pooh-pooh the Wickham call upon his party, and say itis nothing more nor less than a scheme of the funders, alded by their republican friends, to draw off the colored vote from the Matone Ucket. Gen. Wickham ts a firm believer in ‘State credit, and used his influence in the last legislature to induee the republican member3 vo unite with the democratic funders. Gen. Mahone, however, had more influence with tne colored republicans than did the leader of their own party, and he secured their co-operation. The readjuster managers make no concealment of the fact that thelr reliance for the election of their ticket and of several Congressmen 13 matnly upon the colored vote. At the recent conterence tn Richmond, Gen. Mahone positive- y refused to abandon “falthful"Zcolored allies. In order to make an effective Canvass for Garfield, the repubiteans must overcome ‘Mahone’s influence with the colored voters, To divide that element between readjusters and republicans fs to give victory, very probably, to the funders. This ts what the readjusters allege 4s the purpose of Gen. Wickham’s movement. Meantime it 1s apparent that the call upon the republicans has produced an impression. The Richmond /ntelligencer, whieh had abandoned Garfield for Makone, !s about to return to Its It fs posstbie that If the re- publicans show any sigus of unity and harmony it may drive the two democratic factions to unite. Gen. Mahone safd, not two weeks ago, that It he saw any evidence that the state would g0 for Garfield he would withdraw his ticket rather than permtt republican success; that h's first wish was to sce Hancock elected, and he wou:d, though unwillingly, sacrifice his hold upon the state to afd tn that election. So far, though, the readjusters show no signs of yleid- ing. and the triangular contest will draw at tention to Virginia as putting Its possession among republican possibilities, Just one single week rematns for the politica! prophets to give play to their powers in regard to the Obio and Indiana elections. West Vir- gipia also votes on the 12th instant, but no par- ticular Interest attaches to it because it is gen- eralry conceded that the democrats will carry the state. There 13 one fact that ts very clear how. It fs that no matter how Onto and Indiana may vote, the vass will be fought to the end with all the vigor that characterizes it now. The party that is doomed to defeat in the west Will not make any co: raw any Of its forces. The poi will rage even more fercely than eve New York, New Jer sey ard Connecticut. 1s too much at Stake in this election for ether party to yield because of defeat on the skirmish line. The probability is that the republicans will carry Obio and the democrats Indiana, and then the Caoice of President will be as much in doubt as ever. If, however, the republicans should carry beth cf the western states, it would still be pos sible for the democrats to elect their candidate and this fact would keep up the exciting cam- paign. On the other hand the republicans might lose Obio and Indiana, and yet elect Garfield. Therefore, if there are any who are calculating upon a rest from political strife and din earlier than the November election, such persons are doomed to disappointment. —<_<$_<eo_____ It has been stated that ihe rivalry of the bonanza bosses, Sharon and Fair, for the U.S. Senatorship in Nevada was an amicable one; the competitors being the best of friends, and all that sort of thing. The indications in the Nevada papers are, however, that any good f-eling that might have existed in the start has been effectually broken up. Sharon’s news- Peper organ complains that Fair's organ heaps the vilest insults upon Sharon’s head; and Falr’s organ charges upon Sharon a resort to the most despicable tactics. Of course each ‘Side charges, and doubtless with entire truth, that theother is using bribery and corruption to buy the Senatorship. ‘The chances are that Fair will come out ahead tn the contest, a8 his barrel is the biggest, and has been tapped last, Dut in any event the result ts not likely to be creditabie to the voters of Nevada. ——————<re-_____ The town elections in Connecticut have no particular significance, but the result Yesterday 1s calculated to give the republicans some itttle 2 S2S5E stock or NEW AND CHEAP DRY @OoODsS. quality Furr Woou FRENCH DRESS ooube an al'colors, vote navy blue, wine, plum, es . ma: ParErfe Ags double White BLANKETS, 82, 82.50, eo up to lu. re White TABLE DAMABR, 50, 62, 75, +7. 1. as aA wide doubie-width Blac’ OASH- Galore CASHME! all cit pyoots 25. SILAGE | SILKS! est and cheapest inthe city. Oural, 5 end S10 Black fi ¢ SPECIAL BaRGarns. LADIES’ OLOAKS' LALIEe' OLOARS! CABTER’S, Til Market eeiars Colored SATINS reduced to 7' bpm \bibis Wool Flannel, 20 Piano Gowers, x Went. Nottingham Lace for ctl, aie St Black Cashmere Shawls. Black Craps and Orape ells. CABTER’S, FLL Market Space. OPENING F* LL EATCN & HING, 824 Ninth street mw. LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY. Theresia and Friday, Oct. 7th and 8th Boston MARKET, 1719 Penn‘a ave. REOPENED BY LEON SCHELL & CO., Proprietors, Dealers in FISH, OYSTERS, MEAT, GAME, &o, Orders for dinners solicited. oct OAL. Wo (a HUR ne sm pe ae T iyuis ‘Formerly with W. H. Marlow) Has on hand and ‘eonsianity receiving the best qual- ities of Coal and Wood. Particular attention given to the delivery of Ocal free from slate or dust. Or- ders throngh mail or coe promptly filled. — w York av. nw, (Uhomss B. Fepick'sold stead ee oY CARRIAGES !— CARRIAGES '!—OARRIAGSS! New and Second-baud OOUr! COUPE ROCKAWAYS, and other fam CaTrignes in rest variety at KOB'T GRABAM'S, 410-416 8th street B.w. Repatring promptly attended to. oot5-3t NEW BOOKs: NEW BOOKS: = ae Straw, ‘by the suthor of ‘‘A Fool's Brigitta by Anerbach, new volume in the Leisure — = iscellanies. New edition, (uniform way "s Engiand,) 5 pos. Norton 's Historical Studies of Ohurch Building in the Midale A Year or tne Mircck, by a victim. The Santa Fe Trail and New *f Colorado, by A. A. Hayes, Jr. Fu'ly ilinstrated, For sale at BE, snr Bookstore. NA. AVES Gets-3t Aajeiaine National Hotel. Fr ORDER TO INSURE AN ACTIVE RADE, we offer our ENTIRE STOCK OF 7c. CALICOES FOR oe Daily between the hours of 9 and 10 0% UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ENGEL’S AUCTION Hi Write faz. \OUSE. (sep27-3m] 2946 Penna, ave RESS'M AKING.—To My Patroxs—Baving recured the elegant apartment St. s.w., I am now prepared, and won! to, see ail all my former customers. No. 35 male mid be . Ll 20H st, new, ootS zt Asmall FARM near city. must be living water on Star office. oct5-3.* Call at 506 11th st. nw. 11? Ad rons ae EDUCATIONAL. CHOOL OF MUSIC, 17 Shs pw Bate: | ONOF. & MES. 1. EC. COLLIERE’S ASTED—A NURS+ for children: ~ ust i) eres wards. med FRENOH, ENGLISH AND ans oud references. 'ADoiy at Oo ne ee AOE ag aoe, “organ, ote. exer- | SCHOOL FOR BOVS No. 1234 1 street n.w., will between 6th end Tth e! Cine nara eat ‘octS_ | RE OPEN on WEDNESDAY, Sopteniber 224, 1600. WAxtgD=toress= AW SCHOOL OF THE for Deiry pur roses L‘v ONIVERSTTY WA TIONAL soars a 28a De err eet OF | premises. Adarers N.Y: poet ittitent, Hox; AuruunMacanraus. | Mesrerist ANTED—An experienced NURSE, competent pare SONDAY.” hy Seer An SATUS: | DESNSELVANIA MILITARY ACAD. | gir. 3.7 CENT Col RR . EMY, -s, OPODS ir Le 6h.” Senior Paor. By wall mt ivi Howineerie, Chemisty, Ch = ‘ANTED—RBO, E family, wi ere MONDAY. WEDRESDAY and ‘FRIDAY, me, | fel Diorroca cotiterred. » Befere 0 Genz C1 WwW Jurtrceston thamualegaid Franch wale take TUESDAY. aU aDAy and sation. Op. | ith Wm. H- Batley add Jamon G. Payne patrons | Mics UK mes Bar ofices piss Hegel far Tecture re FRIDAY, 7:30 p. m., Stk 3m eon. THEe ‘ATT, President. ANTED—A WOMAN, who can cook well and com- its to lecture wilder sg SeDeSea 2 ba Fo ie ethene ca wl Ot. ie Special lectaren ta iar jov. ad: mencipg Nov. 51 atten lectures, regular and special. i in He do 80 on the evening, e lew York ave. or at 909. 7th before Bo W.d. NEWTON,» Secretary. See Becretary_ MLL. V. FRUD HOMME is reorzantz- ing ber evening French classes. Groat advan- Peeinotered to, pupile who take the whole course. Berionere ts taugh! . Blocution and conversa- M18, Ladies’ classes at 11 a.m. idee Gali at 910 14th at . between ; Monday and ae tare 2127, Tainite M™ VERNON SEMINARY JARDING AND DAY SOHOOL . pe FOR YO! DIES, format irs. J. KE. SOMESS, Principal. 903 inher ST. Gata RES Dey Hee ¥ oune a Cait fone inand Boys unger Giretlars iisy be obtslned at the book stores Bid at the Semivary LE H, Principal. MISS B. ROSS, Assistant. Book ki Greek, French, German, coping, mati Besnish "and BRO. TOBI OWARD ae A steal § LAW ‘This departuent, which receives students with- out distinction of race, wil -pen at its rooue in the Srocud National Bauk Building,on 7thet, PHURS. AY. October ith, at 7 o'cleck p.m. Instruction wins weiven by" Warren 0. Btone, os-, Leightor Warden. ‘naristed lecturera on special topics. atin, inquire of the desn of . Stone, esq. 3.9 4 cet! Ww. W. bartos ‘President. THOSE DESIRING TO TAKE A COURSE OF GERMAN O8 FRENCH may fp Cates Snel bei formed. Sires OLGA DAN L, 940 P +t. now. sep30-6t* ROEBEL INSTITUTE AND KIN- DEHGARTEN, Missea POLLOUK & NOEBR: Frincipals. Education th rough in all departments. teachers in primary and advanced grades. Gams irained kindergartener. Normal class for ladies. iy instruction in German free. 1127 Iihet. new. sep30-1m Meeororrtan sapere ns SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND OMILDREN resumed dnties SEPTEMBER 17TH. Metropolitan Kindervarten Normal Institute, Ocronen 13TH. C GRAVES, 800 18th st. n.w. eep30-1m (ABinr's SATURDAY EVENING RECEPTIONS: ‘Will commence Se BDAY, October 24, 1880, from 710.30, p.m. | The oP racticing of new Agures of the GEBMAN will begin at once ‘Tickets to the oe had st the” “academy only, 914-916 E reet N.W. game can be Reduced Fates for season tickets, 8e30-1m QPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED SS totheexcrlentc} ‘cphortunity for thorough train ig in C’assice and Mathematics. in Day ond Even; ing clasres, at the ECLECTIC SEMINAK Q st. Z RICHARDS, Principal. pepe: 1m a) beets ADELAIDE S. PAYNE HAVING returned to the city, will resume her instric- Mon in VYo.ce Building ‘and Elocution. at No. 12th et. n w. Sep27-Im* W. FLYNN. A.M., 702 Sth st_nuw. S, Miicicat Memenstat 20% ‘Commercial ‘I stitute for Youne Meu ana Boys, Latin, Gi French, German and English Day. 81h Per quarter. Evening claeces, 85 per month, 'S, Gial “attention to Preparation (for ‘Gollewe Point, Anpapolis and all competitive examinations. Private lessons on moderate terms. sep27 GPANISH, THOROUGHLY, PRAOTIOALLY and correctly taught, at 1228 6th st.n.w.ec25-Im phy, wil’ be opened MON ef ORNS ED DAILY. TT. ERY, JET D BUTTO inges, Buttons, Cords and ‘Tassels made to oct2-1w NOVELTIES IN DRESS GeODs. o7-Fris order. HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS, BROCADE SILKS AND VELVETS, SATIN DE LYON, IN BLACK AND COLORS. BARGAINS IN BLACK VELVET AT 81.50 AND 82. CHOICE DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION. BARGAINS FOR HOUSEKBEPERS. yh doz. aoae Heavy LINES ApRING st 3 oa: t ito doz, 5-4 LINENS NAPRINS at £5.00. @oz_ 3-4 LINEN NA&PK st BA GENMAN HAND-LOOM tT DAMASER, 7-4, 84, 9-4 and 10 4—tue best goods in the market. “Bick IOWEL*, Pare Linen, 81.50, $2.00 and 00. PLASRETS , AT OLD PRICES, QUILTS, 1 RC. SL Bteok of ANTIQUE OURTAINS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna. avenue. One Price. . oct? | es FRENCH TEXTUBES, S2-ALL THE NOVELTIE: AT THE LOWEST PRICES. t2- ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTIER, Penn. ave., cor. Ith st. ote OF THE SEASON Established 1840. Foe WEDDING GIFTS, BRONZES. BRASSEs BRIC. PORCELAT POTTER PLATED WARE. LONGWY LAMPS. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., oct? 4107 Penna. Avenue. OUSEKEEPERS WiLL FIND A FULL asconmarent o- (rs CHINA, GLASS’ BE KITCHEN i3- UIENSIL’, AT LOW PRICES AT GEO.WATTS'S House Het? Store #L2 7th -treet, oct2-2w Five Doors above Pa ate. WaAkxzZ, ALL ADMIRERS OF A FIRST. class SHOE to examine our stock before purchasing. MO “ep 20-2c, 2p, 6t 1022 Tih st. aw. 2 a ee hg ee Sit F WanLOoTTE SILVERWARE. és RUSSE OvSTERS and reaurayatte the fnest to be had. t assortment of i Cee and PasTRY. WEDDING — @ Bpeciaity. Open till 11 p. m. sepié-im_" ™" 1427 NEW YORK AVENUE. eats Is SUPE RSEDING ALL other remedies for COUGHS, G@ DISEASES. Sold by dr ots Leech XE Gloson it De HB. Carroll and 8. octl-f,im, wom . 8. Kaw: Wilson, Baltimore, Ma 1880 FALE campaien, 1880 SIR: Treepectfully call your attention to my MAGNIFICENT STOOK or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, OONEISTING OF Over 15¢ different Styles cf Men's Dress and Busi- ness Suits, 150 Styles of Men's Dress and Business Pants, 100 Styles of ‘Men's Overcoats; also a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF YOUTHS", BOYS’ anp CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. The above are all of the Latest and best Fabrice, and made in the most Fashionable Styles, at Prices lower than ever oft be- fore Please call and see bef purchasing elsewhere. 4. STRAUS. ctl 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, 10Th STRENGTEERING POROUS P: pras- 10 | © CDERTIMLDEH hapre cure for tovthache, loca! ee went A.M, BLOGZEWsKIs ona es, ony CHOSS ACADEMY, 1312 Massa- cbusetts ave., has reopened its day school for yourg ladies and chil Piano and Olass Singing ‘Are prepared to receit ture aed Harp: ing, coration, Paintit tng. Water | Colors “tnd Oil Pai bate Geotenthie tadel ke Lens ST. NW Fst. car line, aud squares of al Principal Dra vite Mie gE Ct Fren: Prof. INEST. sep23-1m ABE: SCHOOLDAY AND _ EVENING OLAS! SES. Terms ns & M. ROUZEE, nia ave. and i Narionan x MEDICAL COLLEGE. _ (MED. DEPT. COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.) HE FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL SESSION For Teoh Cf this Oc Liege will commence on ee E en Coens 4, COLI EGE LUILDING, iat. bet. 13th and 14th, Wlen Dr. ELLIOTT COUES, U.8.A., will deliver che Introductory Address, to'which the profession anc publi¢ are cordially invited. Fc further information appl: CoS MD. 20122-10t&eo18t__2111 Pennsylvania aventio. LLE. FOULON has reopend her regular N French Day School for Youn Ladies and prec auarter : Primary, $15. bisher Siasece, including Euylish and Deawini, B18. #25. Private lessons also given. 1131 17th et. 61-3m. BOF. AND MKS. J. ene oe are prepared to form Reading classes a1 private Instruction in Bure Hlveation to ingividaals at their homes. Address J. SIDDONS. Georse- wD, D.C. sep20-Im tebe SE E. SCHEEL. enna f PIANO, ORGAN Gameveeiaiee mace anne CSAs : cn ‘Terms moderate. 1215 g street northwest. aug30-2m* AW SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN |_ UNIVERSITY. JAMES O. \WELLING, LL.D., f sraeta.) on DAY IN OOTOMEN (Ooty ber 13th) et six o'cloc! -Ia., when opentng ad- dresees will be made by the Professors, and when Undergraduates of the previous year, as well as new Seadente, ere in sited to be present. enore char for tuition, lectures, and all facailties of the School, in its Undersssatate: De partinent, is eehty dollars for a sinxle year, or one undred an sent 'y dollara for two sone payable in advance, hal rly, or in monthly instalments, at the opticn, ot atuaonte: The fee for the Post-; ‘graduate course in practice, covering a period of nine mouths, is 825. By paiticular invitation, being in responze toa call from nore than feventy graduates in law and members of the bar, “ited Hou alexander B Hage ne "4 Justice of the Supreme Court ofthe Dislever © wbis, will del.ver & Special Course of Lectures on Oriminal Law during the session of 18-081. The Lectures will be given on Thursday evening cf cack week at 7 o'clock, and the weneral theory of the course will be explained by Indge Haener atthe opening of the ool en the pee of Octvber. ‘Lhe speeial fee for this course “Catainnnce may be had on apace to Messrs. WHS 0. H MORRISON, 475 Peau = alg ny by addresing the President of sol Face 5 beet Pea PG = hicther Mary, of Se Aa PENCEBIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, face corner of 7th ae L sts. n w.—This institution 8 Progresalve and successful experience of 16 poo It educates youn men and women for use- folness and self-sapport. ©WARD UNIVERSITY, TE OICAL DEPARTMENT. ‘The thirteenth annual seesion of this echool will commerce OUTOBEE let and continue five months. Expenses:—Matriculation, $10; ee ae Graduation, 330; Demonstrators 1 Ticket, irew! & Bep6 6 im ‘No. 1118 13th street n.w. Lee aE OV ESS bettie lH Fou ig Ladies and Children, will reopen MONDAY eptember 13th. For circulars sonly or address PhINCIPAL, 1336 I8t.n.w. _ sop8-1 nis ont aie CLASSICAL will BEOPE: iON DAY, ng | ten or ladies trained for competitive examinations. | sepll-Im CHASE ROYS, A-M., M.D. Benne tates AND DAY SCHOOL FOR gocne cies and Ohildren. Board and tuition nro basins Rept abla. Oireuiars obiatued athe Bee Star office. Mra. M 8.Bowie,Rockville,Md. a7 2m* MiSs, MARY tS ot noe teeere ute reeume her classes in tor Ist, at ore residence, 2126 ‘penney vada Sen ne We CADEMY OF Pin abcthweek: J.P. 0. Mus. Doc., Princi Biudica neremmed Sept. 6th. au Cees UNIVERSITY. HE SOHOOL OF LAW S, Opens for ihe annual term of 1880-'31 WEDNES- Day EVENT ING, October 6th, at six o° pelea ny a eat ee sa di i ee bum ; Post Gradu: = course, Twenty-five ESEY DENNIS, Sooretary, n.w, Washingt BOARDING. i 2128 noes Te Goce, soca er ingly. ees rc. Tow ita st, 2 we oct2-3) 2a? ROO! Fo Min pen ate to ea! aleo superior board. Apply’ a References exchanged. BosgPing Hard Qmely-Turnished ROOM with BOARD, at 2022 G st. n.w, Babooek’s ERMANENT, QRANSIENT AND DAY rders accommodated. ‘at No. 827 Vermont Bye. n.w. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL. _sep30-6t" do general housework. Also, BOY, who cay make bimself cescraly usefal. iy 1020 17th street, tetwcen 9 m. and 2p. m. ocd at ANTED, Taenntarert— Competent 0 nexotiste a Pal bivit the arigle's at the National 1 of the Howard Houro, between 7 and 9 p.m. 03-2" MRR "Baltinore: ply tO HAUGH & INONS NTED—IMME: TATELY, == jeasant coa- = MS, with Boann, ae sentle- mab, wife and two cbildrep, eged 9 and 1 years, ‘Mand 7th and 14th sts. n.w. wt rece, with terme, Je NEILs Oley Bc ANTED— Fer carh—A HOUSE worth ¢ Wat STARR. 1529 AHOTRE wo Ee yANTED_A German or American GIL as aid general housework; no washiaz. Apniyat ROOT: 219 D st., below ost 2 WANTED NO Hoows io a Navalor Army Office: references given. Address with particulars, “QUIET War Omen oMk Se Wa hy 8 drecsmaker from New York, SEWING by the Gey or Or week: will take wo rk idrees Mrs M. Ww hy me; city reference. 12th st. n.w. y ANTED—Two thoroughly competent GIRLS, oue as cook; the othe: as chambermaid an pales ‘ye references required. Apply af he = lu 520 6th et_n.w. W \, ANTED—By an American womap, Tor TIUN as chambormaid and assist With eae: ins and ironing. or as child's nurse ; beet referenca, Acdrees Box 145, star office. octt-3t" Were ot — A Red MAN, shout 21 years of ‘eeper ; mutt be energetic, a ood ‘and understand doubhe ents vias Io seity me nces required. Address by letter jox 372, Ci RK KENT- —. Pleasant farniehed "ROOM to oe only at 1212 25th st. n.w. a FF Qe BENT, S40 ber mont. @ FURNISHED HOUSE eons aul provements, years. Addrees Box 46, Star office. Eid SENT Fumished ROOMS with BOARD. 5th st. p.w. Fronts Judiciary square. New hen ‘Ree, Lew furniture, bright, cosy, comfortab! wat a vay, to owner, It W. FES Peproit Ba ding. TOR RENT—Newly and handsomely Farnished ROOMR, single or in suite: baths attached Sey comfort. Ales, TABLE BOARD, by . aA werk or month. Mcderate. 509 12th at.n-w. PRE, BENT Suite of two Farnished TOOME ‘outh front, modern improvements; Board io family if desiréa. 1533 P st. n. octt-3t* Fe RENT—PART OF HOUSE 818 Ivth«t n,w the second floor of which is occupied by ths ‘ady renting. References required. mn A oS premieres. ¢OR RENT—HOUSE 416 1 et. n.w.. a rooms ; water in yard and closet: house in good co’ dition. Apply corner éth and G ste. n.w., 38; on Grormetonn. = OR RENT—50 og sts ard wate - DANENWOWE tlw Q Sr.—Three —=t on: 10 unfurnished ROOMS on ‘secon flocr. all iredern conveniences and On Une of 1ith streetcars. Call after 4p m. oc4-2t FS ‘Kk KENT—A ten-room BRICK HOUSB, bay window ard all mcdern improvements; in an elegant Joestion. $16. Als, a six room BRICK BUUBB. apniy 1100 Let 2. UR RENT- Furnished and a ROOMS jn Seminary Building, Georgetown, at from #5 0 $15 yer month. nient, mufortable id. cheap. Aj po tO THOS. WAG” comfortable ani piy to 5 ve GaMa yaad ate Fae NT—A six room HOUSE, = es ana No, 12 Gih st. ne. three doors f:om Eart Capitol st. Cara. Price $15. Inguin: Per nsvivania ave. n.¥ metepne required. i KENT—Ar 812 Purchased, by paying $60 down and #13 Dthiy. J. W. STARE, 1420 New York ave: oF ht WASTED HOUSE of 7 33 9 rooms. = a5 ern improvements, west of 1 street west, and north of G street north, for aye yeariy tenant: rent not to exceed $360 per annum. TENANT, Btar office. oct at WANAED, A steady and reliable GIRL or WO- M. Caching preferred, tocook, wash, &c. fora sal fa jreferences required. App! 1134 6th st. es oct2. ANTED—By a young lady a SITUATION as French teacher for children in a family, or o saleslady. Address Miss M. BOLOMOR, 503 14h Bt. 7 ANTED= Fo ACasH Sea zEame HOUSE, near the Navy Yard; must.be a bar- gein. E. W. WHITAKEE, 208 $5'st, n.w.se20-Im WAitare ties fo to ears with: RELI. ABLE SERVANTS SERVANTS of all torte: boys, sire; SE SAMs! THES) SSES for city reference. 926 F st. n.w. eS om gio” we ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with reliable Servants and other Help; Cooks, Chamber- msids and Nurees, with referenaes, at short notice, Bo, corner 6th and sts nw. P.'Mo cDONALD & ANTED—MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and ail Finds of LAND SCRIP, for which highest rates will be paid. | WI J. JOHNSTON, Attor- ney-at-Law, Room 41, LeDroit Building. angé 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. W2Arrep- LACE OURTAINS done up equal to new, by a French workman, at the do a half suit cleaning depot, 1009 F et. oc! T ANTED—Fverybody to ae Wagner's made ICE CREAM, Bt 0c. mat ii Sats, Soc., or $1.15 per eallon; ut 1015 a w. Discount to dealers. Fe HERT Tine story, BRIOR, 715 oe on. im. per mouth. App! GREEN, 412 7th et. pe te Oat ‘R KENT—STORE, D.w., suitable for Hi wr Te fiatures are all in. Apply on oemiees. {UR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, containing 11 rooms and bata rooms. Apply” after 2 rpm. at 428 17th st.n.w. ; references required. Bt" 1B SALE FRAME, No. 142031 et nw. oe Foome and kitchen Jot L4xil. Price 800i), Ap- ply to ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st.n.w. oct? it ‘OB RENT —Very pleasant and nestly-furnished frcut ROOM ; also, one communicating, if de- sired. for one or two entiemen; modern conv. cneeé. 1722 14th st.n.w. oct? t ‘OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM on fist floor: also, two large unfurnished commuci GI oT on eecond floor, at 1732 G st. n.w. catiz c FOR BENT, A nite of handsomely furnished PARLORS; alao, one on first floor, all motera improvements.’ 10}\ ave and 10th st. ‘O8 RENT STORE and DWELLNG, Or. 20th xeellent stand for a’ rent low t tenant. Apply to WeSCOr Ges, cor, Seth ana Fete. cct2-3t! oF a 1339 L et. n.w., ROOMS, unfur- ly oren suite. First-class houses and loentione satiate family. Unexccptional re- ferences exchabwed. 3 6 40th st.s.w., corner Mass. oot! B RENT— it elegant new Hour hes He. -_ Peaneyivenia > CoE ee Sd si fur- ful gther mera (is ° Back’ Sts Is for rent, $68 por m: 713 Market Space or 1928 Pa. ave. he iis thst w ‘Also, lot etait Tot oct2- St Cliak. 2 sball, seuar an’ a hati 3 and in 5 BA to @). By =: HREV RF, 1225 Tth stow tT Ponts, No. 1312 Set. nw., new, first. lel st N Ssen broke. HERG. a dis Nat Cor. 20& L to that clogant Brick Residence cor. 16 room. © mod. o with siable ard lnrwe grownde we shed aLuum. 2eher DVeniencs., + 6900 per W. B. WILOoK, Corner 20th and I sts. now. oct? Fe RENT— By R. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER Tenth and F streets northweet. 2080 Get.n.w. and Larxe sud elegantiy fur. ae 125 6th nw. 30 Mase ave. pw 100 Fur. house, Mase ay £00 5 house Est.nw. 150 24th stn w. li bath. 10 20 HH et. én is st. ne, 6 rs. 12SN. J. avenwe 1 I mske no charge to landlords for advertising pete Fe ‘roperty, aud keep it before the public con- 1 bave many of the Finest Building Sites in the city for fale. Also, Hones in every seetion at prices frets $1,000 to: Sci, 00. Now is the time to bay. R.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. cot? R RENT Four nearly new Brick HOUSES, 7 eNT rooms, with mod.impe. ) per Call for'our RAST OF Hovsig FOR Ite Call for our LIST OF Pt TIES FOK NS, sr property with tion. JOIN BHEUMAN & "Oo. St. Cloud Building. wey 29 ‘OR LEASE— Handsomely Furnished BESIDENOE, No. 1492 Lst. ‘The Houre is Rew, omtainiog 11 rooms, with ali tho modern ix tof oF terms and per- luiesion to Look tha ouurh & Ay BILIGEN & LIEBERMANN, eop 2 1418 New York ave. Fa RENT—Beven- -room Drick ROUSE; was and water, 2414 Gst n.w.; Store and Dwelling, six zooms and cel lar, 2145 K btn, w. Apply ai I at. Ww. st” R RENT—Fine seven-room BRIOK, 1522 V st.-n.w., newly papered and painted; bath w. range, hot ani onld water; $20 per = 3 ay sv1snt Vet. eta-3t" new bul dingo of oo and Rages "avin, Hopes tow to) reliable tenant. Apply 1351 rr. oct Se L STREET N W.— Re icely ANT EVERYBODY TO BUY 4 pair = MO- 1 2 2 wh: fariched secondo oe Faouth ga RAN’S Celebrated English W2 NG BOG ee Pe ith BUARD. Os alge Boo or aa soles and low heels. MORAL “sep! IR ar wruenietied ROOM! ath or with- Wikia, 000 WINTER SUITS of OLOTHES Foy board ; No. 305 O st. n.w. noe eepi8-1a 100 to clean at the fate OLEANING ppror, FPGhidi cm oceehcar Mae" tan | delivered, > OO oe 318, Hdiana are Also B15 per ANTED—FEA‘ renovate, MAT- FLAGLEB. sep7-ly HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st. n.w., is of the cosiect and best conducted Boasainy jouses in the city. dated at reasonable terms. novid PERSONAL. ES. MASBY, Forsuse Triven, No. 1332 9th ) bey -, between N and Obete. new.” W. H. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. LIBBEY, Wercnmakes snd Jeweler, has removed to corner of cas site U. ee street north- west, between Kan and L street augll-Iw* ‘ME. BLANOHE, or Panis, FEMALE Doorress, ‘ils a eqmnet cracny tesooraan as oe te 622 10th st., Detwaen Eand Fn.w. jy21-llw* Miia) pepo EXAMINES TITLE! to the Dee Act poems wit ities a io on ‘Teal oa . to. 5 Pe Always in before 9 and ron stot. ‘apll. 6m ‘ADAM ROSS, the k erin ives t poets M Clairvoyant and Astro Astral eles in Paige BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR SAL! VENING SfAR ROULE. Apply at 1930 P . DW, Upstairs, from 7 atone m. Fa SALE—STOOK and FIXTURES of a on business stand, corner 7th also, Forse and Waxon. Mnquire cr D: 6! NEL. cor. Ist and H st. n.w. oct5-3t* VINE RESIDENCE BALE, H AT., BET. @ Al PRICE” LOW AND TRIAGE BASY. Three-story ard cell stone trimmings. Ts ay 9 feet tor10 Took alley. Price ‘$5.40 cash: $81,000 at 1 year; $1,600 at 2 years; 185,000 to mit patie year our J.¥. OLMSTEAD, oct -St 1416 New York ave. OK SALE OR EXOHANGE—A profi'able GEN1'S and LAL IS’ FURNISHING BUSi- ‘8, On a principal street. Will at out or ex- ehaniee for good real estate. Address A. A., Wash- ington Post Office. Oct4-3t ‘OR RsLE—A Superb Upright PIANO; great bargain; must be rold within 10 dase, cal i niediatelyy ut S11 Sth street oct?-6E WAxiED—on oF before “ie of November, at at first hands, $4,000 at six per cent., secure FEATHERS TRESBES to remako, 1 Moris to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. IE & BE.'S, sa La. avenue, next to city post om Wy aen ony GOLD and SER fa or small quantities. Highest cash price ma 321 Ponta ave., between 8d and 4 436 sts. aug20 WE Sa CARPET CLEANING AND F ets. n.w., in Drug Stor tore, oppo- UPHOLSTERY in all ita branches: | ang20 616 seus avenile. ANTED — FEATHERS RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake and ane ephouterio, Moth exterminated by steam. | By F. H- YOUN, Pennsy! ave! Hota ime auz20 'TED—YOU KNOW THAT I SELLA Wine class Tele msa ade ee Pere much Better and swrea great cen eaper than & aaa * SORES OED 8 ponte No. 408 9th ea ose Da a eat ee -W. N. B.—We buy but first- Rand Olothioe “hs aurh) FOR SALE. “aAinfye number of new and sooond- bite er One hoes such. Coupes, kawaye, Jum Extention “Popa” ies Beat, reduced prices. . He auaitan. 410, 416 8th st. n.w. Repairing promptiyattended to. sey 5-6m_ AGE BALE_A superior Family OAR: RI- GF, rearly new, and in first-' class cordition may be seen at EARL'S. Stables, $11 19th et. n.w. oci2-3t" Fo SALE—16 head of HORSES and MARES, from 5to 8 years old, just arrived from West Virginia, will be sold ch. a not as aranteed, money will be refunded; be seen at GUIGL E'S Btables, on C at, nabat ween 12th and 13th Gt OB, ae te Se LAN- DAUS, TANDAULEDTS, ‘COUPE-. LEITH, VIOTORIAS 1100. other’ styler, Both new aud second heed, baie Duageee at New Work feposltony, Wola Norte ew Yor ‘ Liberty'st Baltimore, Md. Hb. BOHMIDE- eer: R SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES just ar- rived from Rockingham county, Va., 2 Goupe Mores? Faddle, Horses, and a gist Te TMMOND® Stables, 311 12ch et nw, 8623-20 OUNT VERNON LIVERY, HIRING AND SALE STABLE?, No. 1236 1 n.w., bet. M ana Stylish ‘earmt, Horses, Garrlagee, Goupes: &e., for sire, ~ eor okccance: Horees ; astured or wintered on y farm. Orders in person or.by telephone at any time ert tly atten: Several fine Family ine Horses for sale. eps Feagvtable. ats ‘om F. W. McELROY. LOT OF PIANOS a ORGANS FOR BALE UPON Easy ONTO NTS, Mural” Mt BIDREY Ty hth st nw. LOST AND FOUND. OST —Alonday, September 4th, bine and flee: bitten SETTER GIP, with chain col- Doan, ath aad Boundary —_ie by deed of truston improved asso‘sed | Jar. If left at value #8, 400. Address No 33 (strates 829. cal sts. n-w , liberal reward wi!l be paid. WENTY SHARES, “BELT” RAILROAD 5 REWARD—Lost—Lact Wednceday, ind ail kinds of Railroad, Bank, Gas, insurance nd other local stocks: want All kinds of. ae stccks for sale. Addrees Bi BROKER, Star 5 —-. oh ee A. £ep29-6t Wo. 1114 pene ave. 0 we $ )) CASH FOR ae OF 30 ACRES—House of eD six rooms, ans ire Rear the door; 400 fruit trees py rape i finest view in the a mera Gr te dggane Aart: | ROUX, 1026 17th st. n.w. sine a a ae Brown SETTER DOG, six months old; name Sghipe wore a chain collar. Above yeward will be paid for his return to 227 Delaware ave. n.e. "—A CERTIFIOATE OF Bros No. ee 10 Shares in the American Palm, Pulp and Paper Company of the District of Columbia, issaad to me June 30th, 1879, has been lost or misiaid. here! oe Eexotiations for the same, as the eee Sit COR SOPPEM: 5 weg P. HERRON. iv O8T—A black and tat in GY, answers to namie of ta praduates, wecure j j ining ae ae an A profit. Course of study and 8ep28-e02m ining cor Q WRG, 79 POOR HEADTH, LOFFER THe PR Bret uae senshi, WING TO POOR HEALTH, Bookkeeping, by sinwie and double entry, adapted | () STOCK. JY OHEAE FOR GASH pest eaulstas the: the making out sud: exchanging Cin | Ge apes, pri PE gash and th {e; Elocution and Lec. oe evan aerenion Sessions borin MON- | Wwe nave several GniAT, BARGAINS tn small pay, ave or information end | phlOx "HuUBES call'at the College or address HENEY. 0. | BETOK HOURE Sees Great) ‘Bare BEENCER, Principal. suet6 | fafas tala from 68,000 80 $18,000 D MHS. ALFRED BUSAO'S | all vari of dah RD. FREROH SCHOO! : wife walt . dee and guarantes to make nae .N in any sum at 6 per cent. Of this school will “MUNEY £0 LOAN tp any mum at 6 per cent GTO! Se ECR STEEL n seem PETES ARLES cor tts A Wantana ‘TIN STORE for sale at two-thirds aaa ae | Stineryaud Bree and Wayon* "oO caved: Garefyl and to ave. 8 8 ‘angen fara ih ea ee —S=* inaua Geek. Be ey and é ONOR'S RAND AND, ORCHESTRA is row a eo HE ARC ‘UTE, WASH- Tree UEC cones ses Mase.avenuet Washington, De G- HOF. LABROQ' 1329 OF at nati irbcnne ‘Ue vary Pa Latest tanght as a ancten by clesant ahd highly educated Patan ~| EEE Se ce Suid an UA Lock Boe Swe, A.M. ’ irnish MUSIO on ail oocas’ons. ape, 008 ok aw. (Ontises received | at SrA beut 12 o'elck this a.m., in Gas office, oa at 2 o'el sc} ic piles. aw. 'BEON, 1200 oO os containing toon #10 toa et e40. Suitable reward if returned to above et raneetay aaa TER ERECT Eo Bandi, on ith sta or between, Lit and TEA Be Be SHRM EY Navy” aapartaeth ok : 8 Room 8, May Building. \“YY tae PROPOSALS. ROPOBALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES. Ovrice Ponens eammeas Deror Comanssany /ASHINGTON, D. O , Oot. 5, 1880 }¢3 Propose moron, D4 pag PA sdvecinemete fiche itt <3 spartans | es fice, ‘ore! sd 4 x is for the delivery, St the U. & a "oe De in this city, of the following 81 Subsistence 5 Stores, 2. 100 barreJs Flour, mado from Spring wheat. 2510 pour ds a Meal. 1800 pounds Sale fine, in bage, 4000 hard laundry, not More than ven per oemtung Gf resia, once es oe HE oes er Sdulterations. 60+mall boxes Table Balt. Actandara — ‘of Flour ean be seen at this of- fier. es proposed to be de‘ivered itred with the mpet bnsubettied wits tp Peers Envelopes ehould be marked “Proposals for “For further information spply to the under- signed. Ww. BEL sepb-2¢ Capt. andc. 8., 5 8. moe ((OLUMBIA POTTERY. 813 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- et and mschine-made FLOWER ear w of al oper ene) ud at the lowest pricae EF: ‘OR RENT, eye SALES OF gaya Trew TE AND AT AUOTION.—See ated en the Ast and 15th of every month at the of: fice HOS. E. W. , 519 7th ee porthwest. oct?- ‘OR RENT—To Santana, or con: so children, two or three unfurnished Second floor; bath, hot snd cold water: Toation te responsible parties. Address Box 93, Btar, ofice. Location north’ ‘OR BENT—¥ine RESIDENOE, corner ae a Asts.s.e., ten rooms, bathro. furnace and other mod-imps., and front sad "aide yard, with vines and shrubbery; house fronts south: price $0. For rent by year. Inguire of F A. GRaNT. ECo., cor. 3d and Hest Capiol sia, “oot Fo RENI— UPPER PART of **Nsirn Building,” corner 15th *t, and Now 3ork ave 4 ronnie. oh ied liree-story Brick, with building, 1a rooms; all impe.” Price #75 per SFUUR FIRST-CLASS RTOKES in Building,” cor. 15 lst. and New York ave. Furnished Houses. Ser Havdsowely-furnishea HOUSES for pri- vate fami) SINT ST. N.W.—Tea-room Brick, mod- ern soo Erice $35. 33 pe Fmouth. bacl jairn's "aa TODD & HANDY, ‘Seventh strest n.w. ‘OR RENT—Farnished or unfurnished, larze HOUSE With stable. House contains fourteen fooms; situated in cone of the finest locations ia Georectown, D.o. «rounds, handsomely laid out in walks, with trees nud sbrabs., Couveuicnt to ee ey tenant. Apply, eo A Fs J OAYWOOD. | 1225 9th st.n.w, iz. 70K RENT—Two HOUSES in that Sregat Dok, “Grant's Row,” on East Ospitol et., either furnished or unfurnished, to to fie temante. ‘JLese houses contain fourteen rooms, three bath- rocmns, with all mod. iu ps. Water is Tarnished to ae ier of the house by steam power. A larire sta- each house, front and back yards, with Phrubbery ‘The best class ef tenants occapy the Other houses in row. Will be rented ate very low irice. . A. GRANT & CO., cor. East — 7 oct ‘R RENT—AT 903 MSt. ww —One od farninhed front ROOM, south front. No cy! ren in house, oct JOR RENT Well farnished fret and sec: ~s y Front and rear BOMB, centrally 1o Kee a yas, bath, Ke. 112 Ket. Dew. 1-6 BS. DESIRA| Fires 2 EA DARA noe red RENT— THK CORCORAN BUILDING, POSIT U. 8. TREasvny, 15TH STREET. em aney oo = iO, jevator and steatn heat- Inquire of the Janitor. ins eae Offi closets on every floor. aes rooms for storse. Fe RENToBeven- room Brick wes in fine C Nene Hilt ty jo blocks ft Oath t. i pac : ‘0 blocks from 14th et cara. App: at Bo. i ih 5 ith st.b.w. O18 BIGELOW & Wu. re} FOB RENT Beautiful situation, Brick HOUSE, a th, KAS aN P are. Apply at © D.w. OTIS BIGELOW & CO. eepa0-Iia AND TRIMMING STORE, y Susay vane avenue, Dresses, Suits, Costumes, Cloaks, &o., made in Fuperior #tyle at short notice. Ladies’ can Dresres Cut and Basted, anda perfect fit cuaram teed. octl-3m. ‘OR RENT—One cight-room Brick HUUSE, Todern conveniences, on B st... betwean 17 & and ist. 815 per month. Beveral st SES on Bikes ween Vith and Tschs ae ae Arps to eu S| PRATT & SON, 01 9th st., corner o! sep Gt yor _Niedy fumished Front and Bvck tone ae an we between sutnea ost ielary Hquare; « inéand hoaituy iocalliy, LE—Three-story | Brick ESSIDENCE, 24 Est.p.w.. side Lot shad snd beaut ful ower grounds: ailin Wet-clnse $cx,, Arply at above No. THOS ore Chien »; p29 M™- J.P. PALMER, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, No. 1107 F st. n.w., Fil open her e of fashions from VIRCT REBOUX and the different leading! houses in PARIS, on TUBSDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 5ru anp 6ra. {OR RENT—A snite of, afuraished ae on second floor, at 912 15t1 60, a Bicely fu nished ca) ecmortwos eu F%, most pleasant and comfort shly Toreish a BUTT Es, one $45 and the other Winter prices. 921 oe nw. Be; Kk RENT—T Bees well ted. baudsoely furnished ROO! ‘8600! and third floors, 920 New York ave. ; couvenient to four lines of care. me oe F pomigers 13 fr exe rainted. House ements: roome newly fresco House, Bo. 618 22d et.n.w. . Inquire at Yo. a 03 Fade Cra FER te FROME BOOM, ol =A Fangs children: ‘Terme moderate. 1510 eh ste nw. augl4 2m* MONEY TO LOAN. ve LOAN. MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, In To Scrr, At 6 per cent for rie 8 co cent for smal 5 HOLTZMAN, 2 10th sepl8 and F rts. n.w. AN. Mo8Ex 70 eee ee! Per Gent, Bix Scout ity. Commissions Very On Eeal Estate ri BU Beau EsvaTe AG 29-3m 2 Sines 1505 Ee eve, , Arlington Ins. B'l'd'g. 100 TO $50,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ‘Lowest rates. Gall at once. security: tf. HOLTZMAN. Attorney, eep7-Im 1321 F st. n.w. ‘ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ES- M tate security at lowest rates. \O8. J. FISHER & OO. THOB. 3. FIRE E stock sep6-1m MO*®® TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 2350, 1 Senna Toast Also larwer gam B. H. WABNER, 016 F street northwest augle WHAVEE. HENGLA & 00» MANUFACTUBEES OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. yi3-8r0 Georgetown, D. 0. iD WINTER JUST OPENED. Ne “Eiha-ys oct? 935 thet is eee e130 oO PENING, We win Exit ox FRIDAY 4ND SATURDAY, Ocr. Ist anv 2p, Our selection ion of ‘BENCH BONNETS and ROUND HATR m Virot, fo which the Ladics aie Nos. LL THE LATEST NOVELTLES As ee Belg at ‘and. TA’ fine MILUI- DERY D&ESS. FuiMursGs sha BUT. TONG, three styles of ERENCE Ht CORSETS, { PENGABMENTS LAO: KLD_ GLOVES, SUITS, MISSEd’ CLOAKS, CAGE ond ali the most recent Ni M.W. IAN, 3 ©.te Tre Feathers Dyed, Curled and Olean ones. OPENING: DpessMAKING Tn connection with agency for % OS PAT 8. T. TAT RTEM OF OUTING, &c., At 8. J. MESSER'S new place, 1505 F = eg DOUGLAS», Oth street, St. Cloud Building, MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR, ForLadien, Culidren, and Gentlemen, va. wrest price” Lalliee’ and Gnitaren't 's ENON DRESSES and Wi WOOL U. SDER BELR’ An ‘onamminat ition of qualities and prices solicited. DOUGLASB®S, Oth street. AND CHILDREN’S SHOKS E TO URDER. THE TRADES. ——_— CORSIRDING—The Lycerr aed employs wok ‘itisoue ny. 4 turns @ut superior oof the ste eacnammeamie os Wid Pas sven 86 fect. DERBY HATS, 2k, pe GUANACO UM- B.H STINEMETZ, Barren, fer%-6m 1237 Pa ave. .nxt to cor. ——— pe rer oehand E Arie Fu, to ered fo" ‘a demas rasa