Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. +-+---October 8, ISSO. CROSBY S. NOYES. Editor, fhe Evening Star has @ regular, perma- mens. bona fide daily circulation more than doubie that of any other daily paver published tn Washington, and equal totha of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. Tue Bax office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news. or apy information or business can be sent day or night, free of charge. ‘The Doubic Sheet To-morrow. ‘THE STAR Will be tssued to morrow in dou- ble-sheet form of fifty-six columns, or eight pages. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thelr orders early a8 possible for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of new advertisements printed thus far in October S 3506 ‘The Alleged Ceasus Frands. The census enumeration of the southern states returned a population so much larger than had been credited to that section that asus- Picton of fraud was raised. This suspicion, sup- ported by the fact that but ilttle of the incom- Ing Ude of Immigration had flowed to the south, WSs vigorously used by the partisan press, South Carolina was especially potnted out as a state that could not, under all the circumstances, have made the galns in population reported by the enumerators, and specific allegations of fraud ‘were {requentiy put forth by party papers. Su- perintendent Walker determined to investigate these allegations, and ie selected for this work some of bis most capable assistants. After weeks of diligent labor In going over the work of the enumerators in that state, General Walker has submitted the result of the investigation to the Interior department. It is demonstrated clearly that the census enumeration of 1850 was honest and accurate, and that that of 1s70"was Imperfect and defec- tive throughout. The inquiry in South Car- oltna went back to 1860, tracing famil'es then enumerated on through the census of 1S70 and down tothe present year. It was discovered that numerous familfes enumerated in 1860 and 1SS0, were omitted from the returns in 1870, though they had existed In the state contin- uously during those years. Counties that showed the largest increase this year, a3 com- pared with i870, were most thoroughly favesti- gated, and it was found that the last enumera- tion was correct, though tn some cases It Showed an increase of 50 per cent. This report Of Gen. Walker puts an end to the cry of south- ern census frauds, but what {3 still more important, it demonstrates the honesty, and therefore the value of this year’s census. Even @ suspicion of unfairness or tpaccuracy, If wel’ founded, would impair if not destroy the worth of the entire work, and no doub’, it Was because of this that Gen. Walker ordered the investigation In the south. There has been, during the last three or four years, a steady inflow of settlers Ito some of the soathern States, but it has progressed so quietly that no Public attention was directed to it. This move- ment has consisted almost entirely of families from northern states who have been induced to go south because of the general Improvem2nt in the condition and affairs of that section. The large and remunerattve cotton crops of the last two or three years have mate & country that wi poor comparatively rich, and merchants, @hanutacturers, farmers and mechantes of the north have been quick to take advantage of the enlarged opportunities for money-making in the southern states, Al- Most every town or village can polnt to at least one new store that has been established by a new-comer from the north, and In the aggregate this makes a large increase of population. Right across the Potomac, in Virginia, there has been a steady increase of the number of northern !m_ migrants, who are now permanently located and pumbered in this year’s census among the inhabitants of the Old Dominion. ——_--—__ ‘The state election in Georgia has resulted in an overwhelming defeat for the bolters, but whether it will discipline them tnto subjection to party authority or madden them {nto further resistance remains to be seen. If the elections next week In the west are favorable to Han- cock, then the Georgia democrats who sup- Ported Norwood for governor will hasten back fato the regular ranks. tn order to claim their share of the prospective national victory. The regulars, however, have won by such a large majority that they will probably Insist upon adminisierfog to the Norwood leaders a taste of party discipline with the view of deteriog future belts. At any rate, and regardless of the western elections, the firm hold of the de- mocracy upon Georgia Is maintained. The Colquitt forces are strong enough to carry the Congressional districts. The fight within the Party which raged so flercely during the recent canvass will, no doubt. be renewed hereafter. Senator Hill was conspicuous among the anti- Colquitt men, and {t is said that a movement Is already inaugurated to defeat him for re-eles- tion tm 1852-3and elect Gen. Gordon in bis Place. There was too much bitterness in the recent fight for {i to dle out at once. The per- sonal animosities engendered will reappear to the discomflture of some of the Georgia lead- ers, The legislature just elected will elect a U. S. Senator to M1 out the unexpired term of Gen. Gordon. Senator Brown, who holds the Position by appointment of the governor, has secured a majority pledged to him, and will therefore be elected. Notwithstanding the exciting political cam- Palgh with its tendency to draw party lines very ¢istinctly there are numerous Internal quarrels and ting this year in roth the repubitean and democratic Dariies_ in Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia the demo. cratic house 13 more or less divided against Itself. In a number of Congressional districts there are divisions that render the cholce ot members doubtiul. In the first district of Mia- besota there sre two republican candidates and all party authority has fatled to heal the breach. There are Iocal squabbles among the republicans also In one or two districts in New York and Penrsylvania, and In Massachusetts there {s # in regard toa nomination. ‘The demo ave two Congressional cand! dates in the sth district in Boston, and the Present tndications are that both will run threugh to the end, thus making the election of &@ repulican fairly certain. Mr. Morse (sitting member) has secured the recognition of the party machinery, but there appear to be enough Gaston democrats to defeat him. Two democrats are running {n one Louisiana dls- trict, and imdependent candidates are out against the regular democratic nominees in Other states. In Philadelpbia the harmony of the democracy has been broken by a bolt from the city convention, and the nomination of two candidates for district attorney. It 13 evident that independent action in poiltics ts becomiag more popular in this country than formerly. In fact the Independent voters are so numerous ym all the close states that even the best-Informed politicians confess their tna- bility to predict results with any degree of certainty. The number of men who break eWay from party rale seems to be increasing €ach year. It requires some determination to break away from party lines, because the can- @idates and strikers are persistent in their efforts t toaruue the wavering voter back to his allegiance. Many men vote the lar tieket rather than be subjected to iia sanoyanes, but when they see others take the lead they follow. This breaking away from party rules seems to be general, and independ- ence on the part of voters invariably contrib. utes to Improvement tn the character of rulers. 2-- Baltimore ts all alive with the preparats for its sesquicentennial. The sound of yo hammer is heard tn ail directions; nags, pan- nerets, and drapings float from every bi and the Baltimoreans are in a blaze of enthu- Slasm. The celebration commences on Monday next. Pej SB8 E&I, CAMMACK HAVE reo thelr well-known FLORIST E rst isa a corner 13 2 ats. a. - torec, 10 8B. B Sage ste ana years, Long Panta, 9-16 years, $1; worth $1.50. oo 5-10 years, $3, ett vate Suite, dove 10:15 rears, a4, | Bente cuits from 6s to 810and ubwstds ‘Men's Wen king Fan Panta, #1, 8125, ue a up. Boye’ Sohoot ate, snd 75 0) 6 Penna. ave. sag AN and ‘o16 mn. Ave. OBE ANNIVERSARY. BAtunen wixpows FOR BENT, privat re: feces on line mS the gran loward - M., rite. iN. Pioward Bt., Balti- sone, a ES i tea StaeEeS SILVEB. Have just opened a fine stock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. San’L LEWIS, 2216 Pa. ave. Established 1840. oct? J. M. & B. COHEN, . LOAN OFFICE, 2205 Penna. avenue n.w. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. BARGAINS IN PIAMONDY, WATOHES AND JEWELRY. FIELD ANB OPERA GLASSES for eale or bire. PREACH AND MUZZLE SHOT GUNS for sale low. octT —$—$ $$ OF FICE OF GEORGE R. HILL & CO., STEAM MANUFACTURERS FINE FAMILY CRACKERS AND OAKES, 35, 37 and 39 North Lee street, LEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 4, 1880. ‘To THE TRAaDE:—We jews your attention to the following notice The e packayes named therein you ‘will please hold ed fo ourorder, an Ta eo. reece GEORGE B BILL, WASHINGTON, hom it May Concern: tranef ferred et Daayackiend to George RK.” Hill & Go. all packages No. 315 pL Gae tts ry Such packawes are de- follows: Cracker boxes, half cracker bones and ielane fronttin caddies, some beariug the brands, severally, of **fhe New York, Home-made Baker: “MeW: vist ae ae HN A. OH, Steam Bakery, as Tadeo. w.. Washington, manufacturer cf the celebrated Maryland feet, hotel and restaurant bread. octé-6t UsT OPENED— REW STOOK OF COLLARS, ly ®2 per dozen. No better gocds in the market. W. 8S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. LUMBER. octs ANOTHER FALLIN PRIC! AS USUAL 1S COMING, AND WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE, ARE THE FIRST IN THIS CITY TO DROP. NO NEED OF ARGUMENT. FIGURES ALONE TELL THE STOBY. BOARDS, 1HE vest... BOARDS, comwwon.. NEW DEPARTURE. WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, READY AT ALL TIMES TO MAKE A DRAWING ND FURNISH ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE. WRITE TO US IF YOU THINK OF BUILDING. WILLET & LIBBEY, OFFICE, COR. 6TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVENUB, 6TH STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. , SPRAGUE'S ee BETWEEN L W4HDs. | Ly. MARKET SQUARE. octé 811 LY. MI RY, JET TRIMMINGS AND BUL ‘ON S7"Fringes, Buttons, Cords and Taasela a made to order. RY" INDIA SHAWLS. We have just received a Larve Stack INDIA SHAWLS, And will be pleased to show them to our customers and the public. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. —SHAWLS FOR CURTAINS) tot low pr: FoR WEDDING GIFTS, BRONZES. BRASSE RIC. SY Pease A-BRAC. LAL PLATED WARE. _ CLOCKS. LONGWY LAMPS. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 2107 Penna. Avenue. OUSEKEEPERS WILL YIND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF. CHINA, GLASS WAHE AND KITCHEN. oct? AT LOW PRICES, AT GEO.WATTS'S Hoase Saratshin Store a7th cct2-26 Five Doars shove Ditto. EES ALTO Cal HARLOTTE RUSSE & OYSTERS acinar the neat Great ausortinent of ine CARES cud Panty. Cpen til sepis. im Lae ™ ot NEW YORE AVENUE. ITARY PLUMBING. 2s 8. Fs BRIE, AL EXPERIENCE Oth st. n. Mal i meas cf the examfustion andar repairs of PLUMBING, vaniine view tots oper sanitary ar- rangement. Orders prom ied octé-Im* penton Brg SUPERSEDING ALL other for COUGHS, Fula and LUNG Diaeases: Seld by dh ‘Price 60 A Lett Proprietar, 1h Ww, Fay- Endorsed ‘by Rw Sess 2 ‘or Wilson, Baltims a. E, Gil ii. Garratt and 8 a> oct -f,1n, wim SPECIAL NOTICE. bs ——— Orders will received CLEARY & OO. 0t “Market Space tor “-TUNLSW FARM® 2Uigk SERGEY wil to be dal.vered. early each Berd of Wesistered Jersey Oa'tle in. this of the eountsy to recure Pure ‘as Hich an crests, have the ooengn THOMAS L. HUME, 821-10td&Seo Proprietor of Tunlaw Farm ——SSe Froprictor of Tunlaw Farm. N, ORDER To INSURE AN ACTIVE ‘TRADE, i ENTIRE STOCK OF 7c. CALICOES FOR 4c. Daily bets i tee om, TIL FUR’ Ni White RaCELS AUCTIC BE. White fiag. " (sep27-8m) Oa ave. the 13th of October. a EDUCATIONAL. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. Miscuger'$ OSBORNE’S be eae eR et. Dew. ie erat ae in Ancient trai tp art aaa oct7-3m_ ee OL, OF IUSIO, 707 3th st. uw. Rates State ® movth and upwards. Ex teachers, in piano, an, Vole, 0 ete. co TB reaD, Cas po Se eee AW SCHOOL OF rae NATIONAL President, Hon. Aner MACARTHUR. regular ai ing to join es do sy on the eveninu, st the lecture RRO ew York ave., or at 7th st. |. NE, WIOR, Secretary. |. HYATT, President. INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTI- TUTE, for the axle ake POLLOC! 1127 — oa BOARDING ARD DAY SOHOOL Bit NogNG LADIES from 204 School year opens Sept. 20th. "For further information adaroca D6 bn Ste PE SOMES, Principal. HOF AND MES, J. H. SIDDONS form Reading classes ve private fastruction in Bure Blocution to marviaaals HEUGE tomes. Address 3-H SIDDONS. Gears: 20-1m. E., SOHEEL., Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN J. ana fe sna ase ‘Particular attention to for Teschiors. Tense clas northwest. es _sixoot BOARDING. a) LLE. V. PRUD’ HOMME ie roorganiz- ing her ev ening French classes. Great advan- tages Choe to Vole = who take the whole course. Peginn uxht o1 El a fors a Ls ail'at S10 U4th st « between Monday and Thursday Ae Si: JOHN'S COLLEGIATE INSTI- TUTE, Vermont ave. Gvening clusson in Pen Plain snd ornamental, English Grammsr, Eookkeeping, | Mathematics — Lati ch, Germany Spanish and Ph ner be opened MON: 4, at 7 p. BRO. TOBIAS, Pre GWARD Sone RsITY Law ‘This departeent, whicy recelven Students with- gut distinction of race, wi 1 ape: its roome in the Second National Bank Building on vithee » FHURS- DAY. October 7th, at 7 o'cleck p.m. Instruction Fill be fiven by Warren tone, | e8d-, Teigbton, eeq , and Hon. A "B. Warden. ‘anristed by eeveral distinguished lecturers on apecial topics. ¥or Further ipformaticn, Inquire of the dean of ©. tone, eq. 3.94 cot2-6t PATTON President. BE TREMONT HOUSE offers goo! ROOMS, with first-c'ass Hotel Board, for 825 and #30 per month; house is well farnished, heated steam, and every way desirable. \HEERFUL AND Pt EASANTLY FURNISHED CHous: TABLE BOARD. 939 K st. oct7. st 1225 NEW YORK ave One ROOM ai ® one suite of BOOMS for rene wink BOARD. oct7-3t* FUBNIEHED ROOMS, with BOARD. oft gath OMe TONT IEG: mooms on Heer — Habis Beard References given aad roared “Tal oe eferences given “a req 115 Bd.avortve.shaif square ouat of Gaptal peo 0 Bia" soan — Hand: se Quel! ARES peas BOAED, at Ware Ex rienced. SALESLADIES, | at Sih ET on een al WARTED By the 15th inst., three or four un- furnished KCOMS. Address z. BMITH, City P. O. os Wy ABzeD To et west end preferred. Ad: ae Optun e ‘Sta ote Le Watt PRESS BOY, 81.50 per ; also Boy im store; mnet_have Obnstian shoe. ve ment: @2 per week. €03 Tthet. n.w. a ED—One first-class Ktove WORKEA 7 > Helper for stove rk ee iron worzer. HAMILION § SHEDD, 4 i Uy ANTED—A CLERK a a om store; nons need SPrly except one well recoramended. A. Guanee » 609 Pa. ave., or 69 ee ec fd WATiee —By & young Colored man, a a ATION ag waiter in a private femély oF 8 bring good referencs. Call a ria cor dst ms ‘ANTED respectable and competent Ro womsy, & Brit NTION as ooo OF 1.0 generat housework st ference. Address Box {12"Btar office: = '<t Feference. Address 2) ANTED—Good Colored WOMAN for chamber ‘work: one washer and ironer; also Watch- man snd Fireman. Aj at oe co qactidaneee ee ANTED—By a respectable white woman, @ SITUATION 8 88 8 cook, washer and ironer or general housework; will give satisfaction; beat ot Tettrexce siven. Apply 33 Net nw. WANTEDIA SITUATION by two reepeosa' ae white girls; ene as cook, the other as clam- bermaid or waiter: best city reference of, Feared. Address Box 69, Star office, or call at 2028 7h shove Bouudary stri 7 ANIED—, ae Colored WOMAN, to ovck, wreh 8nd iron; none need apply without cd references as to hot esty and abliity to do hret- class work; also a Colored Woman to do chamb r work snd plain sowing. The work will be on y a fsmily of three persons—and rood wages if fatiefaction is given. “Apply at A982 Gore sran sireet. Jas. EB. Freon. Rov'r 0. Fox. Gro. W. Buows. F'ts, FOX & RROWN, EsTARLisnED 1806, Beal Estate and Loan Brokers, Orricr—1437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Oppotite U. 8. Treasury.) AU properties placed in our hands for sale are in- scited without charge in our **Beal Estate Adver- tiser, * (first issued in 1860.) Special attention given to the toanagemont of es- tetes and of properties belonging to noa-residents. Also to the renting of Houses and collection of Rents at moderste rates, and without charge for Taying laxes, remitting rents, and sttending t re- veirs, to which personel attention is xiven. ROR RENT—1208 Hatrest n. FURNISHED Poo ait or eithioet Coord, FORNEY, ‘OB RENT_ ROOMS, farnished Temata od, with or without — eee: street aod ar. enue cars; 1803 H street n. it OR cane Siena: HOURE of 10 rooms, mxtern imprevements: desirably locatod, op- kesite Ferrrgut Square. Address A. 8. L. ler OR RENT—Curar—HOUSE, only $20, for large, twelve room house, ‘14th street, Doar ndary, or $15 for seven peasant roome. 2 dress Box'43, Star citice. oct 3 ee ee Balai tn vtreas eae ;ecehniniae ‘lett rooms, hall and cellar. bot and cod water, ‘Can bs frml0tol2and 3 tos ode CMDs Sf" | Bouscs always on hand for rent, ranging from ss to #500 per month, and faithful attention xiven ty IR SALE—At reduced beautiful, 9 = ‘and 11 room BOUSES Hisc and fina Groat. | the @'eposal, by lease or aale, of the amalle t prop location first cles : 81, Deaah. bal- | erty placed in our hands. time. Inquire of ‘of owner, O34 xt aa ‘Loans on real estate security nade with cara, and ferni-annhal interest collected aud remitted without charge. oot 6 Qk RENT—COUNTRY RESIDENOR = Chane aniillg, Us mites from city, Bladensbure roa). dO: railroad trains stov’ on place. House 14 reop-6:36 oF 40 screeof lana. ‘Butavie for dairy and+urmrer boarding. Information wiven by J. G. "GARLAND, lessee on place. ediate pos sersion given. 3 TOR RENT—No. atree’, two nicely furnished Ri 12th json scoond floor fa new house. lems rearonsl Tui ry, ‘OR. RENToTo ‘tlemen, pleasant Tees om - re F ROOM MB, with Gr without first-class board, at t Vb BEN T— a nS ‘Thet t new HC! 2200 Pe r ee ee eS het clevant new @ Penneyivanta POSE POC ES MUS ouaeases | ree aay aireke iat oa muse, be Hoes ee Pg ge <n second ficor, With bath-rocm ad sil medern conveniences. Apply 2118 P uia ave. anbbe peer Bpaoe or 1938 Pa, FOR RENT. FUR GEN Fo: BENT PA ‘RLOR and unfurnished Rooms yy ANTED—Good PIANO; will pay = @ month eutino children or pupils in house. 125 c Se first clas Borsitare UPHOL. it. OW, HTERERS. Apply W. B. MOSES& SO sh oot | at arti a EDT oct ee Re Te ees ERE ES ue 8 with- V \y ANT ED—Immediately—% wo fire'-class OYS- (8-Laa TER SHUOKERS. 5 DBIVER & SCHO F out board; No. 30% Foie RENT—Airy onirhe annie or ae nished, pleasant location. at Nos. 314, 316 and 318, Indiana ave. Also Sree class BOABD $15 per month SARAH FLAGLER. sepi-ly FIELD, 1343 Pa. ave. Sarat ANTED—A first-class TINNER; none but a good hand need apply at J. MORAN’S. Pepnsylvania ave. n.w. ROEBEL INSTITUT: ND KIN. DENGARTEN, Mleses POLLOGR & NOERH cirals Education jHercush tt all departments. Boston teachers in primary and advanced grades. HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th at. n.w., isone atte ig,comest tnd best conducted Bdardiny in the city. Transient Boarders accommo: dated at reasonable team et) GARTEN BOARDING AND SCHOOL, POR YOUNG LADIES AND OHIEDREN resumed duties SEPTEMBER 17TH. Metropolitin Kindergarten Normal Institute, Ocroner 13TH. Frit seipe Miss B. 0 GRAVES, 809 18ch st. n.w. sepa ee A a ‘a wood, general worker, EO. F. 8 Btove and Ransd store, | Bio 7th et * Oot Wand tT att ‘ ieee atu hi Normal clas for ane WOMAN, Tyr oh mee la iy instruciion ree. 2 gep30-1m PERSONAL. thote who understand their business. No. 313 HL ETROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND USS EASRIE Dev. : Have written you several letters; received no answer. Address G.W.M., Brooklyn, N. Y. octT-2t* ] BEEEBY INFORM Tita PUBLIC NOT TO ABINEs fecnoae EVENING ‘Will commence SATURDAY, ‘Bctover 22, 1880, FAQa0 Rm, The practicing of new fiures will begin at once ‘Tickets to the same can be had at the Academy only, 914-916 E street n.w. Reduced rates for seagon tickets. 8e30-1m -| Gentlemen 60 _cents each. aedtt BY wike, ao LIA Kt HLhave anything onmy t*) “JOHN REAL. Ww: = aERURGSS ee P. LIBBEY, Watchmaker ahd Jeweler, has removed t> corner of 7th and F sta, n-w., in D: Store, 0 oppo site U. 8. P.O. it DVM POORER TELLS ALL THE ae al of life. Jul business con Agential. Ladies and 23. 4th street north- augll-9w* between K and L streeta. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED tothe exe: llent cpportunity for thorouwh train- fig ity G accion and Mtathematign, tn Day and Even- ing classes, at the ECLECTIC SEMIN. 484 Q st. Z RICHARDS, Principal. sep28-Im weet, M 2. BLANCHE, oF Panis, FEMALE DoctREss, cures all complaints, especially lenogrtheas the reader of cards. Tella everythi ing. the eee No. 622 10th st., between eon Band Fu-w. ISS ADELAIDE 8. PAYNE HAVING returned to the city, will resume her instric- tion in Voice Building and Elocution, ey Lath et. nw. p27-1m* QHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, rey {0 the responsibility of pec people, with ‘abstracts of liens on rea: estat - D.W., 6 &.m. to lu Path. Always in before 9 and from 3% § apll 6m G, OY, BEAN. A.M, 702 5th st nav. 1» Ciussical: Mathematical aot Oontnetcist Tn Stifute for Young Men and Boys. Later atesk French, German and English Day session, $10 rter. Evening clasres, $5 per month. 8} val attention to preparation for College, West Point, Appapelis and sll competitive examiiations. Private lessons on moderate QEANISH. THOROUGHLY, | PRACTIOALLY and correctly taught, 8 6th OLY CROSS ACADEMY, 1312 chusetts ave., haa Teopened its day. om for young ladies ahd children. French German, 0 and Olses Singing receive especial ‘atten Are prepared to receive private pupils in Vocus cul: fure and Harp: also, in Pencil and Crayon, Draw- kee, Decoration, Painting on Silk. Water Colors ahd Oil Painting. Terme tod: sep25-3w PA#K SEMINARY, 506 51a Sr. ¥.w Fst. car line, and pquares of 1 other city lines. Twelfth ‘Apnaal eee ion, Circulars Senate A aly so ae Mrs. Boe # * arene Drawing, Prof. Rr G Pret eb Gua K) FOULON has reopend a regular Trench DAY, School for oul Ladi Fg juarter :—] farves, including Eaaiish sad Deawiae Spi Te and a Wate lessons also riven. 1131 17th et. 61-30 ‘ADAM ROSS, the lon; ng established reliable ol ant and Astrologist. gives better sat {efaction in all affairs Day. neuitation Rooms. 402 24 BUSINESS CHANCES. N\RANSIT LEVEL, MADE BY GOURLEY, FOR Lalo low at COHEN'S, 1105 Ponnayivanis s See T OLOSE BUSINFS2—SIO0K AND FIX- ‘LURES for sale Store for rent. + @ULDSTEIN & 00., eobarwoniaty, 4 7th et. n.w. Fe ar RENT OR EXCHANGES Excellent DAIRY FAKM of 40 acres, also suitable for Broking; three miles from city. Address C. W. B . SIMMB! Drugstore, corner 14th at. aud New York ave. FR: SALE OR RERT—A PIANO in good order. Fot seertcula rs addrers Box 95, Star offi Was To BORROW on 5 years time, $10,000, 000. ay a fair aa eae es on, ebgch oy. and wo! ). Grea Lock Hox ibs City Boat Otte. © ovie-Ae 1 pete es TUCKER MAGILL WILL her classes in Elocution October Ist, at per ren residence. 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. eepT-3i EMY OF IC. CADRE OF te detiel street northwest 3. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo. Prindl Btudies resumed Sept 6th. LA SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. JAMES 0. Meee es LL.D., Fx Tne Hox. WALTER 9. OOX, LL:D., PRorEsson OF THE LAW OF REAL ‘AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS, AND OF CRIMES ‘ANT, MISDEMEANORS, WILLIAM A. MAURY, LL. PROFESSOR OF FQUITY, JURISPEUDENCE, OF Com- MON LAW AND EQUITY PLEADING, OF THE Law or EvIpENce, AND THE LAW THe Hox. ALEXANDER B. HAGNER, LL.D., Gone ‘RER ON CRIMINAL Law. /E F. APPLEBY, Es JUDGE OF Cucondone: AND Assi iATR PROFESSOR ov LEGAL PRactic thee cree of thi #01 will be resumed in Ww Buildin, of the Uueversiee sadicacy strext._ betwee hit REY :OND WED. SESDAY. IN OoroBEE eto ber 13th) at Six o'clock p.m. whea openiny ad. dresses will be by the Profeesors, and when Undersraduates ef the previous yosr, as well as Coe ea ited to be prevent. an ie entre char mn, lect and al father the eek tuition, lectures, y » half yearly, or in monthly instalments, at the option of ctucents aoa The fee for the Tort, ‘raduate Bae ei0 Practice, covering a period of nine mouths, is By particular invitation, being in Feaponee tos call rom more than seventy in law and ua members of the bar, the fion. alexander BY Hage ner, D., Associate Justice of the Supreme Court LL.; of the District of Oclun.bis, will i deliver & Special Oouree of Sectures on Grimint Seesion of 18p0-'81. Thursday eveniue of a week at 7 the weners! thecry of al Law ore the The Lectures wae and fe course will ‘be expiainea by Judge Havrer at the opening of the school on ‘The special foe for this course ny Wonieene s may be had on application to Messrs. W. H. &O. H. MOKRIRO’ 405 Penna. se al tithe National savins Baul, COreN: 16th sf. or by addresiog the President of the ie ace sep15-Im. ar ones AND aasTGaL ACADEMY will REOPEN MONDAY, Sept. 20th, at 321 Pa aye. DW. A regular drill for Daya rom 9a m. to 3 p.m in common English, Lava 4 5 per mouth. Phono- ees from 4to9 p.m., at 83 per month, ._ Private lcesons at evecial rates, Young ten or ladies trained for competitive examinations. CHASE KOYS, A.M., M.D. EBs CUTION. — Miss M. K. SOHREINER, 1212 L st n.w., is prepared to organize clases in Flocution and to give, brivate instruction to in- dividuals. Refere: : ley, Blocu- exe Bs reper Strong, tonist Yale Coles Su = Wien. A". Bpotto Librarian ; idge ‘Tarbe) tees Public Os: Bother Mary oof Be aeeie belts Bahools, 188 HANHOVEWS Sc * Moone tation ar Chie on FOw Bor efreuiars avoiy MONDAY, Rertember Tithe or address PhINCIPAL, 1336 Lat, sep8-Inn* GEORGETOWN Tt UNIVERSITY. One04, tor Cie an ECHOOE, OF EAN hi rm * pe AY EVENING, October 6th, at six Oeloge Ak Eecture Hall, 916 ¥ st. shaw,» in, Washington a Regular couree of two years, Fifty Dollars per ait- ; Fost Graduate B cores, ‘Twenty-five . For particulars ad adress, . pans sep8-8m 915 Fat. now, Wi inten Bo. PENCEBRIAN Pe EG: corner of Tth and Le -sonueae,| 5 & progressive eands ree tl experience of 16 ears. It educat ir and we 68 and self ai) as of ace Uprost, Oo ours of eee and EY C. BP! se M* ERD, ENGL na ‘AND Fi EE ae paces bathe Binere: ACA oor tins BUSAC! HOOL 8 | be ‘The duties TH OF Bup- sep i0- EF alee in and Greek. SS and Sven 3 ‘BUR BTON MAC =n. A. CR sepl-3m *rincipal. HOF. UF, 1929 F st. native LABHOQUE, anette peben by Ser hs eS, educated Parisian iH society. Met! Sreinoa easiest. seps ¥s’ ENGLISH AND CLASSIC. aR Rare ed Bini at ihe (A BARE CHANCE. For Bare —An old eetablisbed DRINKING AND LUNOH HOUSE, on terms; the best location in city. Good reasons for Selling. Address, for one week, BR. W. M., Star office. octb-3t* 'OR SaLE—A Superb Upree CO ANO: great bargain: muat be told wi thin 10 days, cas’ im- mediately, at 8 street n. oct2-< aie OF a ACRES—ouse ot of pom, Sables Listrict; Paminutests balance lon ud re ROUX, 102 WING ae POOR HEALTH, I OFFER we STOCK AND FIXTURES ‘OF MY OIG. MANUFACTORY OHEAE BOR, CASH. ep ae ave. n.w. G. A. KN ae have several GREAT BARGAINS in small BMOR HOUBES, Paying from ten to ittoon par cont oe Givi ue 180, se econ areas ‘Bore ine in larg rom eeciaile Suet Ts for sale or Szohange in e ‘e golicit = and guarantee to make terms satisfactory. Les £ eRe in any sum st 6 cent. URFORD & OU., 1116 F st. nw. ae TaRRGESE firet-class STOVE, HARD- Miter ee uN STORE for mein two-thirds its valu d location. Also, ers Ma- chinery ard Horse and Wagon 601 Penneylvan ave. 8 €. ep! MONEY TO LOAN. | Address TAYLOR | fice. WASP —Immediately—Twelve STONE-COT- 8, or masons. bs work blue gneiss rock, Apply at Stone Yard of AOKER & OO., cor. Nort! Capitoland E et. Oot7-Si* ANTED-—A party to BUY one-half int-rest in horee and jump-seat Buyzy, or will hire. JOHNSON, City Set of- W 4 S2EDS By 8 German bi experience in London, § made French and. Vienna ufead a spe. alt dress No 315 8th st. n.w. WANTED An enermetic: White | take charge of a furnisted di kitchen; centrally located ; must have rome can furnish mea's to parties in the honee others. Address Business, Star oftica. y. JV ANTED_A, manufacturing consern wants Business MAN 'n Wasbincton and in every city (not already taken). A few huadrad dollare necessary to pay es a on delivery after orders have been secured forthe same. $150 per month profit guaranteed. ‘The mest searching investiva- tion rolicited. A. 8. ARNOLD & OU., cor. Ist st. and Broadway, Brooklyn, N.Y. octi-4t WARNTED-A Shite GIRL for weneral house. ab wenn in s small family. “Inquire at ee lavy Y¥: See eee bya et ay 2 sin a a housekeeper. Sebedae ae ct6 ANTED — By 8 recpeciable and competent we ‘anl,.8 SILUATION aa chambermatd | waitress. eS ly or address at 1115 New gree » bet. Land -A young ax a Ane. with little experi business: must come well recom- mended. ‘Apply ‘at 1610 14th st. n.w. octé-3t* V ‘AN FED—One hundred le-bodied MEN, to mM ke on. a Ganpowder Water aah orks, a Lake oni itimore. Leet 0 per P= ply to HAUGH & LYON tractors. -6t* ANpED Fon Cask Buyen—A small FRAME Wt0 near the Navy Yard; must be a bar- gain, UE. W. WHITARED, 208 Dy sh Hw. cent ‘count . B. G:’ E. PRIOI x00. sep20-3w* ‘ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with rellable aida and Nurees, with references st short tater, maids and Nu erences, at (oe. $20, comer 6th and Ista. n.w. P. MCDONALD & co. sepl6-iw* ANTED—MILITABY BOUNTY LAND WaB- iTS, Soldiers’ Home OLAIMS, and al Finds of LAND SORIP, for which highest rates ‘WILLIAM A Room’ Buutia mae ae} 41, LeDroit B x. Bugs Sm WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTE N—855.50 for solid gold WATOH, stem- winder and setter; $120; good as new. Address C. 0. G., Star office. oct8-3t* Was OURTAINS cneups jusl to new, by a French workman, at the dol larand @ half suit cleaning depot, 1009 F octt-6 AERO E RE AM et soe to ey ybemest ‘3 band- made ICE CREAM, per gt aes 8 ate. 85e., or 81-15 er alton ‘at 1016 ‘nth w. Discount to dealers, me 3m yy ANTED—5, au acres acre WwW Guava the **BO88” eres DEPOT, Fe. SENT—¥lexant APARTMENTS on second mer ard third floors. rinwle or en suite, al HL mor | 9413 Pa ave, 16re.10.1.40 290 8 s provements, at 1027 Vermont ave., near Mc? RPh son Square. OctT- 24" OR BENT—Furnished BOUSR, No. Asta i Br. Cormenty ocon: wah rahi i Mi nien) Induie of .0. N- THOM, street ott 6 Fors SALE=Foor tery BRICK, 12 rooms, 20 hear Maryland ave.” Will be soid for less then $0) aesesad y Aine, and On easy terma. Address B. N. TILTON. Sith st. mew. OT oe {OR RENT—In private family, two nice Booms, second floor, furnished or unfurnished . mod ern conveniences, hich ceiling, south and c FY new, trick 20 & Leta. satone Clegant Brick Residerce cor 24th TY Mod. convenience, de atached , $300 per W. BR. WILCOX, ast Seats corner be 1800 2d et., cor. Hn.w 07-8 | _ oct? Corner 20th and I sts. now. Tt desirable communicating Fo! =atT- loos on fret floor, complete and newly for housekeeping or en suite: alo, pleas- Br R. 0. ROLTZMAN, te BEDROOMS second floor. Refere ex- hanwed, 1109 G street n. w. oct7-3t* Rea Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER ‘OR aa ‘ew sth ight-room HOUSE, 1 pent oe Tenth and F streets northwest. i ; aleo, 4 bew cenvent rsey av. 7 rooms, — and 815 Fast caritals ee end of street rar iSSaaR, Gst.n.w bath Rhee «tn w Kicwe st now., 10 re. and both an Wea. on at premises of owner, P. (ORV) 0c ES RENT_A neat two-story BRIGK HOUSE, six rcoms and bath room, on Rhode Islan: gan the immediate vicinity of the scoxt statue. J. FISHER & OU., 1223 ¥ st. nw. T-house, Mans ay res -pouse, Weh nw. 125 FOS BENT TRICK HOUSE, six rooms, r ioth now. 200 a cellar. Market and cars near. 1. 100 eau rement Fur house, Me 20) 5 ¢ e of Fnr house E et 150 Tuquire or. WARMER, 033 F et. 13s At stn ae i nd boat... 2314 DS Oe AND SALES OF ae Y, sae, Bt. aati for en. ee Bulictin te ved on the let and 15th of every montit at the Fr houre Nstnw. fice of 7HOS. K. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th street | Fur Botine, Qe new. northwest. oct6-8t_— | S00 10th n.w., 12 re. OR RENT—The new and elevant RESIDENOR | } oe itnated at the corner of Gonne -icut ave. and awe Tt Circle: jnet completed : will be lessed fora seried of two ; it contains twelve rooms, with iwo ‘bath roomie andamiple closet a4 storaice ace commodations. It is of the **Queen Anne” style of architecture, built snd finished in superior man- ner, and way be consi¢ered as one of the choice erigences of the city. Apply to THUS. J. EISHER SCO, £23 F et B RENT— at and handsome; Fa i ROOMS, Poa bathe a ins every comfort. Also, TABLE BOARD, oe nae week or month. Moderate. 609 12th st.n-w. 05 1w* OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with BOARD. New Jersey avenue 8.e. octé-eolm* I make no charge to landlords for advertising their, Property, apd keep it before the public con- tantly. 1 have many ef the Finest Building Sites in the city for sale. Also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to $00,000. Now is the time to buy. oo B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10*h and F sts. now B REWT Foor. ur nearly meet Brick HOUSES, T TOCms, W 20 per 1uonth. Cell tor’ our SST OF ii WOuRKe Fol RENT. all for our LIST OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Owners will do well to Place their property with us. Jt will secure prom and careful attention. el JOHN SHERMAN & OO., FOR RENT 5 Bar itomely-fumished | APART. | _ser29 St. Cloud Buide. MENTS, at 1510 H st-n.w. oct2, 4, ae 10, 11.6" E LEASES OR RENT—50 3d st, Georgetown. sd wat “DANERHOWER &sON, Wid et bw. ROR BENT Ag 12 New ror qo" 4 with hall, ter, bay win rind dow, 1189" Park Piace b,c, obe Linck howtiof Eines Park and two blocks “from, Fast Capitol et. cars. be Jhased paying mm and $12 Dunthiy: FW. BTALE, 142) Now Sark ave oe br Fee RENT—ST®KE, No. 1035 7th st., corner L ~, Suitable for Hat, Fancy or Tes'Store: tue eee Yorn ave. 40 . jures are allin. Apply‘on premises. oct2-6t* | a" Abs Bandsomely Furnished RESIDENCE, No. 1492 Let. ‘The House is new, ate rooms, with al provements. For terms and per- mission to look through appl; STEM Ht a LIEBERMANN, eep25 1418 ‘New York ave. R RENT— KR RENT—Well-furnished first ana second- ont ‘ROO! trally FOU! [BST-OLASS RTORES in “‘Nairn's isan, bath, Same gitirs a. = Sane Building, "cor. 15.11 st. apd New York ave. = Furnished Houses. R RENT—Se room Brick HOUSE, in fine Fe ren! 4 Feveral Handsomely-furnished HOUSES for pri- dar, gas and wi Water, No.1426 Onaviti street, Cob Hi, two blocks from 14th st. AD od vate fan wie: “th et. n.w. O118 BIGRLOW & du. 12a INTHE are — Brick, med- Price ber month, 708 RENT Beautiful situation, Brick HOUSE, “Bo Huwri er Sr. —Fowr. : Ba Pe HODK | TSLAND, Pris 0 Brick Retiden taining 18 rooms, elevator, apd nm convenience, "Trice 816 sepat "THOR. 7 J. FISHER & OU., 1223 Fo RALE—Three-story (Ae RESIDENCE, 124 Est.n.w.. side trees, fountain and bewubftl ower ereusds. all in frst. clase or- FULLER- der Avply at above No. THOS C FULLEE DENT Two most pleasant and comfort PEE ‘one 845 and the other #5), floor—Two large chambers and ser- winter prices, 921 Get we sep28-26* % ‘OR RENT To GrxTiexeN—Larze well-venti- iated bandsomely furnihea Ht00: ‘MS, second and third floors, 920 New York ave. ; ot convenient nt to four lives of cars. sep8 5 TNO LOAN—810, 000, in suras to suit, on first-class, centrally Jocated, bnencumber estate, a, Grercent. Address 8. W House. of 3f Meaney, 20 Lose, in = or small sums, on tate, on long time and at low rates 0 interest. M. HRER, cet7-1m. Bore Teh at. al je i MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In SUMi At 6 per cent for large aad ioe cent for small spection of the premises Is invited. JQp st Felco only 61.50. Goods called forand | OR RENT nisned FRONT HOO 1 eM =A panto FITOH, FOX & BROWN: wered and no children. Terms moderate. 1210 Sth st. E RENT— NTED_FEATHERS te, MAT. | 2.w- angl4- 2m" THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Weare eed en La. avenue, next to city post office. PROFESSIONAL. rite Stores, Office ait EA os ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in Toe, y FEE = 7th Sloseta on. every floor. host. W ‘cremall quantities, Hichest sah prise parte | FASS BRET. nab ae ed be a 821 _Pen's ave., between 3d and 439 sta. aug20 or ass “he ee ee Ho- ayia ‘ANTED-STEAM OARPET CLEANING AND cl, Je patronized by thousinds of ww judicial, Sas APATCeKE W *OeHorsreRY inate beaneneg | Si aullary aud Nava fences and LADIES GOODS. [AOE representatives of leading conntries. Foot — — ang20 616 Louisiana aveniie._ | {tiers Uores Bad Nalle, eto. oo 8! per visit oT Fete oresine ANTED — ply TO 4. JOHNSON, D. D. 8. to remake and Gusta ulbiorine Dentist A ‘te Br & 2. PA crear peas yy awn SOLD FILLING eis Branches. EATON & KING, Rew 1404 Pennsyly: avenue, opposite Willard’s Ra BB 3 N.W., ocatte “Oal- Ws NTED—YOU TO EAOy, THAT ae == A first-clsss Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, No. 619 Dat. ‘n.w., or at Branch Bto1 £03 0% st. nw. N. B-We buy but tia a a band Giothiue. be io de! ©. HOLTZMAN, £ep18 Toth ead eta, naw. EY TO Loan. M* 50,000 TO LOAN ® IN SUMS TO At he Per Cent, On Beal Estate Recurity,, pgsmumiseions Very weet Ra: J. N. K, REAL EsTATE AGENT, £9-3m Gites 1505 Ps. ave., Arlington Ins. B' q2100 TO 50,000 TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE security. oe all at once. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Attorney, sep7-Im 1321 F st. n. Ww. A} ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. 8150, pevicah Ee. 8500 toloan. Also larger sum samy, Lowest charges and lowe sees of B. H. WARNER, sugl4 916 F street northwest FOR SALE. FPR FALE At THOMAS DOWLING'S Anction Koons ith. st, and, Pennsylvania ave., BATURDAY, the 9tb. st 1 fine e VIOTCRIA aid BUGGY, in good a ils Oe Ee eae Data See SS VOR SALE—Ar 4 Banoatn—For cash, or on exey Tm, one 14 stop, double vank, Fedal, bs bats CHURCH ORGAN. G. & BRO., 723 thst. n.w. 07-6" MLD & BHO., 723 7ih st. n.w. _o7-6t"* © EN ee BALE—Three HORSER, young and sound; one very handsome family or gentle: d Horse, very stylish: will be roid Fegaraicae ¢ GERTCG, hating no vse for them ko, one i HARNESS. Appiy Stabilo ar}216 K et., next to Franklin Sei00l, QE SALE A large pumbor of new and aes F hand “CARRIAGES, Coupes, _ Coupe ayes - a Extension fo Feduced prias. “BORE, 4 GRAM 430, 416 ot Bow. epalring prompeyertontsd to Se ee eee a ARS nee pos MAKES, a Ww Weet Virginia will be ond ch ap if not a8 SRN St QUIGLEW'S stabien, on ates between Uahend Sth noe, = ats Moet One lan ‘8801 l= F Ros TARDAUL COUPE gree. BIAS 100. other wig batt os new and second baad palo builders, oF Rew Ye Ber von ‘Repository, 8 rae BG aa bay i ore, Mae Bb 8a) lo. a coal tat, ee SOS: MG grauies, Ki TIVERY, ad ttn at AND Eek ors or tree Boreas ING RECORD, 63.5 3 i 6 and other way, New Yor! es) io Francieco. lors ex cuted for Bil jurities both in N. ALEX. ROBT. CHISOLM, Prox 'r. ___ LOST AND FOUND. “Wiefcrence:—Bev. Dr. DoMen and others. augli S94 Minth street m.w. R. WEISENBORN, oe removed to 915 7th see cs a = pean aral ‘af Teasonable prices. Extract- ing, 50 cents. LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY. Thursday and Friday, Oct. 7th and Sth Oct -6t ME. W, asa TON. BLE, DRESSMAKIN UMMING STORE, A211 FP Dresses, Buits, 715 14th st. n.w., a5 wutifa Lets of Teeth extracting ence a Sylvania avenue, \CUND—On Oetrect, a silver WATCH. will call at 933 Rhod ai nd ave. or YAME TO MY PREMISES, Oct. ULL, brown spots 01 Hee eae can nae sane by calling at ¥. B GERTER’S, Tennailytown, D. 0., snd pay ing charyes. octT-3t Owner cts. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Boesron MARKET, 1719 Penn‘a ave., REOPENED BY LEON SCHELL & CO., Proprietors, Dealers in FISH, OYSTERS, MEAT, GAME, &c, Orders for dinners solicited. cts Nesrere OYSTERS, TENDEBLOINS OF BEEF, All kinds of GAME AND FISH received daily at the PALAOE MARKET, Cor 14th and N. ¥. ave. oct? FRANK J. TIBBETS. Fuss GROCERIES. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. QUEEN OLIVES. TOBASCO SAUCE. CAPERS. SARDINES—La Montarde, La Tomat and Plain RUSSIAN CAVIAR. Parties con: ca oe housekeeping will save money by ob our prices for ataple and B. W. BEED’S SONS, sep25 12916 F street northwest, GNOW-WHITE BREAD y BISCUITS EN aig Ea vont many so-called patent fours. We Laing eee to <a Sentero who tri them once will never use hated b ‘iour can e Costumes, Cloaks, Ke quperior style at short a ‘Ladi Dresece Cut and Basted, anda perfect fit susra teed. oct l-3m BS. J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, No. 1107 F st. n.w., Will open her choice of fashions frov VIRvT iyBOU oe different les hl TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER Srm ann Gre. ke LL THE paca NOVELTIE! houses in PARIB, ¢ TERN BONNETS an and HATS, fine MILL. GOODe, DRESS: Sora TManTNas sh G ENTLEMEN’S FALL HATS. Now openipg a complete assortment “BB FALL STYLES OF HATS Gentlemen, Youths and Children. see Ladies and Misses DERBY HATS, ais ae GUANaoco UM- “ELLAS. B.H STINEMETZ, Harren, ser4-6m 1337 Pa. ave.,next to cor. 13:h st. H. VON MOSCHZISHEB a year ago opened his offices at 619 19th street northwest. ONS, three st aed +g ‘OUERETS DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD. IM-| ID. GLOVES “sUii fattl wgke PAIRED SIGHT, OATARRG, ard at tacit pet DISEASES OF THE THROAT, ow 7 Cite Trevise, Paris; 907 Pa.ave. LUNGS, CHEST, ont gatuore Dyed, Curied snd Oieaned equal. Bew ito Dany Of the Humerous patioube an tren tinder the majority of whom have | ()PENING. | acing VES, La rH LERGIMEN, ncn “rs, | In connection with 5 AReDRY fOr F EPARTMEN’ lsy- +4 8 PA ERNS ibe, eng, empie ‘Claims t@ infallibility, he hee 8. T. TAYLORTEM OF CUTTING, &e. no hesit mae in that he 41 Ate. J. MESSER'S new place, 1308 F street north- west. Sep 10-6m_ Livan aml vary dest citizens can be examined at his Officas, 619 Hep an Ay ey tlemen, in great va; 19th street n.w., and he it under- stood that io tame as Teference is qiven or letter | Sei ais ett Bila ‘aud WOOL USDEB- ‘eetimon: a ‘has. not been Placed VOLUNTARILY af his disposal for oer An examination of qualities and prices solicited DOUGLASBB, REDUCE xour coax Brris ser Oth sircet. AND HAVE OXE OF LA AND CHILDREN’S SHOES NORCROSS’ REGULATORS sir spesegeanyepenacacees furnace. It is Al AS. H. VERMILYA, A imaly | Sivanvo ons tnied of your coal, OMATHO and LapiES FasEtONABLE BUOT MAKER, WALTEB D. WE VILL, Agent, aug? Opposite . 8. Patent Uftice. sugal-3m 452 Penn’a ave. agin _458 Fenn’s ave. ‘a | MARTIN & CO. 5 CELEBRATED THE TRADES. sai OOKBINDING—The Lycerr Brxpxny. PULP MORTAR BLACK, OKI Torr BINpEny omplose POR BRICKLAYER'S USE, . tis one establishinents in the Where Bisok Jotuts are required. cigs ws eee cou * Stock on hand. a 4. H. JOHNSON & CO. Acexrs, GUEROC cok axp 308 PRINTERS, aud Ba: Wheefnnd 1209 F etinw eal? Peqnerivania ove, Vannes, D.C, N.O. me | Mae me