Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY..........October 21, 1880. Ss CROSBY S. NOYES.... Editor, fhe Evening Star has@ regular, yerma- ment. bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paver published in Washington, and equal totha of ali the other daily papers here added to- gether. ————————— ‘The Double Sheet on Saturday. THE Star will be fssued on Satarday in double-sheet form of fifty-six columns, or eight pages. It will be an unusually fater- esting number, containing a large amount of Opginal and selected matter, including letters, special telegrams, etc., from all quarters. Advertisers and newsdealers will please send im their orders early as possible for this enlarged and extra edition. The number of mew advertisements printed thus far in Ucto- ber ts 1,319. Seme Contested States. ‘The states which, besides New York, are now being hotly contested by both parties and upon which the result of the presidential election may depend, are New Jersey and Connecticut. Botirthese states are claimed by the democ- Facy and are relied upon to give them success. In the presidential election of 1876 In New Jer- Sey Tilden received 115,962 votes, Hayes 103,517, Peter Cooper 712, scattering 43, a democratic majority over Hayes of 12,445, and over all of 11,690. The next election was for governor in when there were four candidates in the field—democratic, republican, greenback and Prohibitionist. The democrats cast 97,S49 votes to 55,09 by the republicans, 5,069 by the green- backers and 1,433 by the probtbitionists, a democratic majority over the republicans of 12,746. The next election was held In 1373 for Congressmen and sheriffs. The aggregate democratic vote for sheriffs was 82,576, republi- can 94,951, greenback 16,795; republican ma- Jority over the democrats of 12 The aggre- gate vote for Congressmen in 1578 was, republi- can 90,514, democrat 79,938, greenback 14,7: republican majority over the democrats of 10,576. The total vote for sheriffs and Con- gressmen show that the bulk of the green- backers were from the democratic party. The iast election held in New Jersey was in 1879 for members of the assembly. The total vote cast im the state then was 163,659, of which the democrats polled $0,557, the republicans 79,190, the greenbackers & democratic majority over the republicans of 1,. ‘The figures show that whenever the greenback vote Increased the Gemocratic vote decreased, and vice versa, In 1si8, when the greenbackers polled 16,795 votes, the democrats were, a3 compared with the re. Publican vote, left in a minority of over 12,000; but tn 1579, when the greenbackers fell off to less than 5,000 the democrats once more deat the repubifeans. AS a matter of course the voting for county officers and members of the assembly does not shi the precise party strength on either side, as very frequently local questions and interests enter into such electious, but the figures furnish a basis for calculations as to the result of the coming election. Tue total vote of each party in 1579 shows, as compared with the total of 1876, a demo- cratic decrease of 35.405 and a republican loss of In making estimates of the approaching Presidential election it is reasonable to suppose that both parties will bring out their full vote. In the election in Connecticut, in 1576, the total vote cast was 122, of which Tilden re- ceived 61,934 and Hayes 59,034, a democratic ma- jority of 2,900. For governor the same year Hubbard (dem) was elected over Robinson (rep.) by a majority 0; The greenbackers entered the gubernatorial electton of is7s, and then the democrats were defeated. The total Vote cast that year was 104,741, of which there- Publicans cast 45,367, the democrats 46,385 and the greenbdackers §,314,a republican majority Over the democrats of 2,451. Th total vote for Congressmen in 1878 was 104,257, of which the Fepublicans polied 51,761, the democrats 48,903 and the greenvackers 3,215, with a few scatter- Ing. There has not been an election held in Connecticut since 1573, but in that state, as Well as New Jersey, the greenbackers drew Most of thelr votes from the demozrats and left them in the mizority. In the present contest the democrats in both states claim that their voters who went off with the greenbackers have generally returned to their party allegiance, and that, consequently, they (the democrats) wil! musier their former Strength. The republicans claim that they have made inroads upon the democracy, especially by the tariff agitation; that the mechanics and factory hands who have heretofore voted with the democrats will support Garfield, to a large extent, at least sufficient to carry the state, ‘The conditions and political interests of New dersey and Connecticut are very similar, and What changes votes in one state Is almost cer- tain to have the same effect tn the other. The democrats In both states are devoting them- selves almost exclusively to meeting the tariff issue, and they assert that they have overcome the “scare” that did exist among factory hands. hh states the present legislatures are re- pudilcan, in each the republicans have a Majority of the senators who will hold over and Vote for U. S. Senators next winter. The weakest among the states classed as rell- ably deinoeratic ts Delaware, and stace the west- erm elections the republicans have announced their purpoze tomake an effort to carry that Uttle state. In the presidential election of 1576 the total vote cast was 24,135, of waich Tilden got and Hayes 1 tie ma- Jority of 2.629. In thi a for goveraor in ISS the greenbackers only opposed th: cats, and the The total vot 1 Gimoerats polled 10,730 and the greenbacke: 2,535, a democratic majority of 7,395. That year tke republicans did not run elther a state or Congressional ticket. In a recent local election 2 of Wilmington, and that encourages them to make an efloct for the orai vote. ——-<+e-_____ ‘The circumstances u Twhich the alleged er of ¢ il G ld on the Chinese and labor question has been brought before the pxb- lic are such as to give rise to grave doubts as to its genuineness, quite independgp: of that gon- tleman’s prompt declaration that 1t13 a fered. ‘The story fs that it was found amoag the papers of a dead man, somewhere up in Massachusetts, This is a conventent but not very convincing Way of accounting for {t. “Dead men tell no tales.” When an article of doubtful nature or origin is found in possession of a cadaver the acors of successful inquiry as to where it came trom and under what circumstances are pretty effectually closed. Add to the syispicious fea tures of the case Gen. Garfleld’s explielt and post tive denial that he ever wrote any such letter, and the early and effectual entombment of the Story may be counted upon with confidence despite what anybody may belleve or say they believe about resemblances in handwriting. + It ts a noteworthy fact that, according to the Chief of Police of Baltimore, there were rather fewer arrests In that city during its recent celebration exercises than for the same period Of time anywhere during the last year or two, notwithstanding the great number of persons ef all classes thus brought together. It was ObseFvable, too. that the number of cases of Grunkerness was not larger than usual, and That when such did occur they were almost invariably hilarious and good-natured in char- acter, and rarciy resulted In a disturbance of any Kind. These facts are not only creditabic in the bighest degree to the Monumental City, but they serve also to Mlustrate in the most forcible manner the moral growth of the whole cour- try. A generation or two ago it would not have Deen possible to furnish such a record of any Similar festivities any where in the United States. —_—__~+-_____ Chilt and Peru are still hammering away at ach other despite the efforts made to bring about @ cessation of hostilities. Other na tions will probably now conclude to iet them alone and permit them to fight {tout There ‘was not very much cf elther country before The fighting commenced, and If 1s is kept up the Fesult may be about the same as haj ed in the noved Kilkenny cat. sr Rfocxs AT HALF PRICE. on selected from on yar stock a lot Chia at shelf worn, which we are selling at half price ahd under ler, consisting of ([SREE SPECIAL BABGAINS. ae 2f Juv THEOLCGH a tht AND CHOICE DRESS GOODs. ‘They are bargains. ONE ELEGANT LINE WH. B. & 80) oct21 428 7th street. CHUDDA CLOTAS, Gg? To bee SUCKION HOUSE, Penne. av One Biever from 20th street, per be your DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY. It will pay you. Strictly cash sales, but on it oe GREAT BARGAINS. ey OS FACT.—HOWSON'S ICE OREAM ie rts from pure York Gonnty, Cream: al MOBT DESIRABLE SHADES, 44 INCHES WIDE ONLY Gelicious and re! (Cantyonwtluanns ‘75c. PEE YARD. ther, $1 “25 agallon. Discount to ehirgh featl- vals, &e. Depot 1104 12th st. nw. —_— 2 ‘OTICE—Don't forget MME. Bho ie EXQUISITE SILK AND WOO iil at her gid, quarteree 713 Tith eta fs st nw where Laces aud Lace Curtains are repal Gone upyecual to new at the lowest prices. octal daa ELS CORN SOLVENT.—Warranted to cure Hard and Soft CORNS without wa ihe or Fi G. GIESLE! ae Agent, a ‘Ith st_n.w. ‘No cure, nope The Young Ladies’ Journal IS THE BES MAGAZINE FOR LADIES AND ‘The rae Sears now resdy, tains an ELEGANT SUPPLEME: T, a Ce LORS, of WINTER ANTIMACASSAR®, in frame-work an Th SE CO ORED AMA with 20 FIGURES, and about £00 ENGMACINGS illustrating all of the LATERE PARIS FASHIONS. for the COMING M2 with CUT-OUT PATTERNS, &c.; sev- EW COMPLETE: TORIES, illustrated ; ais MURIC,” POFTRY, RECIPES, ke, The suyple- ments s Slone are worth more than the prics of the Ee TRIMMING NOVELTIES, 44 INOHES WIDE, TO MATCH THE ABOVE GOODS, AT $3.50 PER YARD, FORMER PRICE 84.00. ALSO, GREEN AND BLUE PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, ONE AND A-HALF YARDS WIDE, J ‘SOLD BY ALL BOOK AND NEWSDE\LERS. ONLY Price, including all the supplements, 35 cent. THE INTERNATIONAL NEW8 00 “PANY, S5c, WORTH $100. it 31 Beekman st., N. ¥. A DECIDED BARGAIN. WE OFFER THIS WEEK FORTY DOUBLE-BEBASTED FROCK OOATS ALBERT STYLE), « HIGH ON CHEST AND. COLARLESS. ‘THE COAT AND VEST BOTH MADE OF A FINE FRENCH CORKSCREW DIAGONAL, AT THE LOW FIGURE OF FIFTEEN DOLLAES. WE COULD NOT DUPLICATE THEM FOR LESS THAN TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS. REMEMBER, AS WE HAVE BUT A SMALL QUANTITY IT IS ADVISABLE TO CALL EARLY. A. SAKS & CO., ONE PRICE OLOTHIERS, oct20-8m 316 and 315 7th st. yi 19 NEW AND ATTRACTIVE 719 STOCK OF FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, FRINGES, TRIMMINGS and BUTIONS. ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 705 and 709 Market Space, WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. octl6é J. M. & B. COHEN, . LOAN OFFICE, 2105 Penna. avenue n.w. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. S& NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR DIA- MONDS, WATOHES AND FINE JEWELRY. A LINE OF BREACH AND MUZZLE BEES SHOT GUNS for sale ow. VETERINARY Hua bwuaminnes 409 Fourteenth Street. Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame Ant- mais. Honorable dealing wich the owners. row Fair remuneration in all cases submitted Now BaEce aUoumeare? “ AVIS octl6 BOD’'T SMITH & Co. D. ‘719 Market Space, corner Sth st. JUST RECEIVED A full line of White and Col @ ored Borde:ed HANDKEROHIEFS at extraor- dinarily low prices. Included in above are two hundred (200) dozen All Linen White Hemstitched anokerchiefs, which we are selling at 10c. each. Also, che bundred (100) dozen ail Linen, very fine xoods, at 26c. each. of the above! are extra Fame and cannct be duplicated at this time. A Email job lot of Cocored Bordered Handverchiets at We ecch—very cheap. Our recular lines of Plain QT SRLEN G SILVER. Have just opened a fine stock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND FANCY PIECES. Beaaharhiti' Sty Nery cht Rtn wat nat eee Feason'’s prices. We invite an early suepeo ao of 1215 Pa. ave. theee very desirable goods. At avis’, Established 1840. CatT STAR GHEANOP AR OWUMBERY G000S. | Fawcamnst TASSELS, BARGAINS! SPIKES, now ccmpiete, at eee for ae SERN Dae at Be. MAKES OF LADIES’ SPAT at lowest prices, at DAVIS. | with all latest tmy wore nate | (drop leaf and side ae ae DAVIS’, All other Machines te game reduced 0620-lw 719 Market Space, corner sth st. qe “hits Wanker for ‘ave PY & eaten MER’S, nd DRAWERS. ht OPPEN. 528 9th st., Bt. Cloud, Building. gon Fw. Mes "S WEAR. KINO SHIRY & Mamer scarlet CAs Hate SHTiees and Dea Fe" Tbe larkest stock of Bowing Machines a, he California White “and Scariet Fisanel city. SEATS apa Ds ‘Best_quality’ ~ PRMION PLANNED DRAWERS SOARES. | KEW YORE HATS, TIES, GLOVES, &c. W. 8. TREL, 935 ben: sylvania avenue. +20 T. Let & CO.’S C3! 'T UP- KENOX AND DUNLAP PATTERNS, A PE’ ERs it for sixteen years, will lay Car- EXTRA QUALITIES. - HOE ‘ ay A bets, Oil Clothe, Misting. et> 5 cheaper, neater, | NOVELTIES IN YOUNES AND CHILDREN'S aT Grete by heal a Well aa by mous promptly at- | THE NEWLADIES' HAT TO MATCH ULSTERS. tend«d to. Office 417 10th st. n. w., n-ar gas ‘SAAC BMITH'S UMBRE!'LAS IN SLLK AND GUANCO. B. H. STINEMETZ, Hatrzn, oct9 41237 Pa. ave.,next to cor. 13:h st. ar TABLE-WAKE. office. oetly-Im* NHE PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE NAME and firm of THYSUN & MOXLEY has this ds} been dissolved, Mr. Thyson being authorize to ccllect all bilis and has assumed all indebted- nese. AU parties inte are here! mei notitied | MOXE EY. B ry Washington, D.0., Oct. 16th, i680. oettocate EARLE ichtes, KG PICK es FA AND WINTER DRY GOODS. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 PA. AVE. In addition to fnll Sines of all the new and most desirable things in Dk. GOODS and TRIM- MINGS, of which we have full stock, we call atten- tion of purchasers ty the following special i Al f Blankets, from the lowes! Noitinh Swiss and Antique AY RS, est et quater ena’ at the lowest prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. = C0. oct9 M. CORA BLAND, M. ° Hias removed from’ 608° iDtivet. n.w. to'1208 G st. n.w., where she may be consulted profes- sna A, DALIRDO eee ae most approve and diseases pecull-1 Nervous affections peculi.r to women with spzeial success. fice in residence. sepll-3m Reeve YOUR COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ REGULATORS sttached to your furn: 3 ane noe ees It is yAUTOMATIO and WALTEB D. WEVILL, Agent, sug2l-31a 452 Penn’‘n ave. C ONCORD HARNES: up. Lupins, re re BUILDESS!—A car load of ntels has just been received at the Ste York Blate Mantel Mamfac iz O: oth snd C ets. n.w., will Besold ata trifle cost. Ya CLARK & CO., 803 Market Space. Beg to cal! spee'al attention to their unasually lareo ud attractive stock of i GOODS, re HANDSOME Hike. from $1.75 to 83. GET THE BEST. THE OELEBRATED CONCO! DSO RD HABNESS AND LUTZ & BHO., 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Sole agent for Hill’sConcord Harness and Collars. LAP ROBES and HO) B ices oe joie RSE BLAN! REIS t in Seat IME AND CEMENT. SAXLOB'S PORTLAND CEMENT, e Black and Colored Broead Black ana Colored Brocade Velvete, , clecant tyles Momie Cloths and rich ‘Silk and Wool Plaids, Aeplendid lire Of Bisek and Oolored Cashmore, i, Wool Goods, trom 3) cents up. Opr Linen Oounter ts fullof rare barwtias. Hosiery, Linen and Silk Handke: srchiets: ail Lineu Haad- Kerchiefs, 6% aud) . Up to bast woods. 2 lankets in ior ee ae rom $2 to#l6a pair. Do- it bettom prices: LL GOODS BOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORE \D BOSTON PRICES. &P-ONE PRIVE ONLY. octl9- 3m XCLUS E NOVELTIES NOW READY FOR INSPEOTION. cheapest, best. ROCKLAND (MAINE) LI! Mae best in Amerioa. JHUROH, SOHOOL AND OF FICE FURNITURE. WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of = ‘soription a specialty. were L. E, GANNON, jyt-ly_ Boom 7, Corcoran Building. Ox WISE AND OLD FRIENDS are known as the best, so is*JUSTH'S old stand nm for years as the onl: ee where first-class SECORD- 4ND CLOTHING can be sold at re- spectable ore Address or call at JUSTH'S old stand, No. 619 D st., between 6th and 7th st. n.w.. DAMASK LUNCu | GrBranch Store, NO. GOs Ue et., between D and & with Do} ‘Hex to mateh ste. n.w. N. B.—Note by mail promptly eee o. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. WRIEDS A, fist clase MILLINER, at 101 Bridge st., Georgetown. ANTED—ImoepraTsux—First 20 button-hole at iss ioihet ow Woe Was FAPERHENGED ry aman aA 626 B.W. 021-3t firet_class TINNERS, imme- le X'S Cabinet Stove Hor 1315 Ec Gistely, 8 ‘BAPTE! ve ANTED— rane white oe & place in good priv ate family. to do cham- berwork, dining-rcom or sewing. Appl Se 2028 8th st. now. iy it SSS Ae itleman and wife, three or four ‘Unforniehed or partly, Furnished ROOM a euitable for ligt housekeeping: location contrat’ food reference and prompt pay. Address ANTED—A HOUSE containing ES 15 to 20 ‘between Diiand 20th, Par aver and Mf ait ats een 9th an a. av eepon ddreas R. 5., Feopouaielo references. A‘ st., Georgetown, D. C. ‘octa Le Was single Iady, two larse comfort- ably, Furtished ROOMS, "for light lows iust bere sbi abort lstance of Tres r Tocstion and reasonable stating location ani terme, box Sf, Blas offset ene cee by RENT—Oomfortably furnished B00! good board, at No. 1213 ae tt nw. R BENT—Handsome FEELS a BED- ROOMS on second fieor, veniences. Apply 2118 Pony. ave. With all modern con- pacers ENT_Six ROOMS over 419 9th at. nw. wil ter-cloeet and bath; sinkin kitchen: 820.” Appiy'toT. E. WAGGAMAN. OR MENT EABLOR and Te Oa sec- ond floor, single Ge en Heres esr tee nithed ; central and pleasan' n.W. far- location ; 7 st. ‘Octal 2t* RK RENT—HOUSE No. 910 19th st. n.w., 12 rooms, modern improvements; in WILSON & CO., 509 7th pair. A.A. Fz RENT—Handsomely-furnished Booms, Fa ADEe Ss Cr om cult, itll or fot anal rates, low artes, in the delightfully situated dwellini ees ful, rivate fai ged. Dicely-; Ss BED- mily; moderate terms. ili ‘10th street north: oct21-8, tu, 3: References exc! weet. ‘OBR RENT—By the 1st Fiche conten jae-houre and peabie; to good tenant; 1216 H it of November, FOR nine rooms, closets, &c ; every convenivnos: low oct21-3t ANTED—A qnannfacturing concern a Business MAN in Washington, and in every city (not already taken.) A few hundred dolla necetrary to pay for goods on delivery after orders have been eecured for the same; $150 per month WrObt guaranteed. ‘The most searching investiza. fon sclicited, A. S. ARNOLD & CO., corner Tat st. and Broadway, Brooklyn, N.Y." oct2l-2* "WAXTED_—An experienced colored woman as COOK in a pri ‘ate family; best referents re- quired Apply at 520 $rd st. n.w. oct20. W 4S 2ED Hor stead; MAN departmen work an energetic, active of good address an? and official circlee. aa —By a first-@ass cook, who can brin the best recommendations, ‘a SITUATION Where wood wages are paid. Cail’ at Ro. 1216 New York avenue. Way or aes =e Sr \ th, light and Neat, second floor; loca: tion centi Tmaneptif suited. Address, sts ing term offices ry BENT-ROOWS, en nished, in hovre with all Init equare from Capitol Inquire 220 Ist st. n.c cary handsomely fur modern conveniences ; crown aod F st. cars. oct21-3t* BR REN’ 1343 Q st n.w., two or three un- 01 furnished. communicating BOOMS on second floor, with irable location, modern improvements ;on line of stree! cara 02: and, all PUR RENT—HOUSE 1733 ith street n-w., == rooms, Houre in Bice rep: gord teuant. water, Caesars water closet, . M. MYRIOK, 1543 Colambis ke. {ll be rented chean to FE ReNT—Large, fine RESIDENCE, No. 2020 Gatreet nw . containing 18 rooms: al: mod- ern improvements. first-class tenant. street ‘communicating Fo ‘ENT—Two Nicely furnished, suit wife or two gentlemen, at tion ccrner of ¥ and 13th ‘Terme very Inquire 8. BOND, 32 49 oct21-1W* BROOM! able for gentleman en manerats terms. Loca- streets, over store, ota Bt Btar ‘oct0-2t* WANED; Situstion by a YOUNG MAN who is ‘wilting to make himself ueeful store, or to drive a business wagon; can furnis! best ees Address Box 115 Star office. to cook, wash KEEN'S, 41¢ £ sth Wasriea, WHITE WOMAN. pel iron, at GEU. T. Fa SALE—Handeome CORNER PROPERTY, located northwest; 11 rooms; hot and cold ; all modern improv iconic gue with balconies. ements: southern expo- Address Box 82, Star of- Ww" Fe ou premises. W aS NTED—BOARD by gentleman, ites = children and nurse; east of the Capitol, drees O. M. O., btar office \y ANTED—By a young lady, a BITU. aaiGaTE seamstress in private family; also experienced, in Millinery: best reference as to. qe jualidication. ad- dress Miss ALMIRA BURNES, City P.O. o019-3t Ware By 18 lady, thoroughly responsible, HOUSE of 10 or 12 rooms, mod. imps., for hoarding and renting rcoms; beet references. "Ad- drees Box 140, Star office. ‘octl8-6t* WANEHED K a family of three adult ‘NISHED HOUSK, ee with modern dress, stating terms, ‘Aa -3t ments office. War snaare fo furnish with B ABLE SERVANTS; SERVANTS of all sorts ; na Ga BEA) STHEARER for city and coun! reference. 926 F st. n.w. Oe Ba sep.0-5w" Ww: RAED WAR [ BOUNTY LAND WAR: Soldiers’ H. ad CLAIMS, ang mestes 1 ends Or LAND. SORIP, for which highest rat Bus pag M_ J. JOUNS’ STON, ‘Attore bey-at-Law, Roonrdi, LeDroit Buildine: angé 3m WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. WASTED Everybody to try Waxner’s hand- made 10E CREAM, st 30c. per gt. ; nea 60c. 8 qts. 85c., or $1.15 per gallon: at 1015 1 We Discount to dealers. \y ANTED—5, 000 WINTER SUITS of a to clean at the ‘‘BO: CLEANING DEPOT, 2009 F st. Price only 81.50. Goods called for and delivered. Bep28-24t* ——— WR Ee EATHERS to renovate, MAT- ‘TRESSES to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A. iH. er & BRJ.'S, = G36 La. avenue, next to city pot ftice. Ee Aveline, next to city nostomios, send) W?XTED; OLD GOLD snd SILVER, ia terse small quantities. lighest cash price paid. S21 Pena avon. between Bd ana bsg eee eae ANTED—STEAM Onan TO Ges ANING Aj Ww UPHOLSTERY in all ie on nD Pare aug20 616 Louisiana avenue. ANTED— FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, Mattresses to remake and fine uphol Moth exterminated by steam. By F. H. YOUN: No. 1404 Pennsylvai avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel. Es ED Wa TO KNOW THAT I en A first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, much better and a «reat See cheaj ‘com: mon new sult ean ba bougtt: a ne W'S OLD STAND, a: S19 Dat ae en hand Glotniuz™ or at Branch Store, No. eee We buy but ‘firet-claes BOARDING. ‘OR RENT—HOUSE, RENT—FUBNISHED HOUSE, = m8 %h street n.w., comaizing 15 Foome ADpy tee if ——— conteining 13 rooms and all modern imarov 8 ments, anda moist alr furnace. oct20-3 ‘T—122 Danbarten el rcom RESIDENCE, Inquire within. Georgetown, a ‘with Stable #nd stensive erounds,, gituated on tine of Fet cars. THOS. J. FISH’ co. , 1223 F et. n.w. 020-66 FEE RENT—2003 T st. - Gen. Drum, ni rooms and all conveniences, and is in thoro: J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F noes THOS. LW Bw », (recently occupied U. ‘8. A.), 001 test oct20 6t one DAIRY BTAND, aris ity Post Office. FS SALE—Three story and a ane DWELLING, near Treasury Department, con- taining thirteen rooms; one of the most bie Tenidences in the city. 0-6 Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. ‘Tenth and F streets northwest. "ms © N. THOM, R’ 718 15th street n. w. > for cash a first-class Chick- Ore pclae, Reason, for eelitue Call at 1220. 10th street octl9 -3t FOS SALE.— FARM of 430 acres in Maryland. sonvenient to naviga! marl 9 nail: Intelligencer BT'g 4 Fur. house, Grant Place,, os gener going to leave city. n. sell watered: for stock 9-3t cay Os 100, Star € ADECAt a banvain, a i room BR aM ANTED We are authorized to BUY for cash ree more BRICK HOUSES. $1.64 and 23, Must . BOWER ‘S'BON. Fe SALE-STRAWBERBY PLANTS of the best varieties. 0) we, Ohas. in ‘Atiseen Box 83. I make no charge to landlords for advertising ne — Property, and keep it before the public con- I have many of the Finest Building Sites tn the ety for sale. Also, Houses in ev ery section at = from 81,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to octl6_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. JO RENT— 2% KIXTH BT. N.W.—Ter- -joom Brick, med- The entire, — oe ESTAUR Also, One Billiard, One Pool an ‘a ‘Se denny Mind Table’ “Atoas 7th st. nw. ‘octl 5 -6t* NO MERCHANT TAILORS. For Sace—One of the best located and paying Cash BUSINES: in this city. for cash in part or good Securit onimpe, Price 838: per mout Grete “WAY,” Btar oficr cet FOR fr, COR. 18TH ST, AND NEW YORK AVE. NW s*. BOIAL. Upper pert of ding,” containing 40 ‘e have several GREAT BARGAINS tn «mall BROn Hote BES, paying from ten to fifteen per cent on price asked. Also, three or four Grent Bar- gains in large property from $6. {00 to $18,140 8 sud modern converiences. Buildiog in herough repair snd location oue cf the best in Washitgtomfor small hotel hss Wlomes in «aim | bctishleCBEAP LOTe for ale or ox cor. 15 het = New York ave. n.w. We —_ = s and «uarantee to make terms eatistact 9 RHODE ISLAND AVE’ N. W.—Handsome 5 trick Rr sidence, containing 15 rooms, elevator and MUBEY 3 y 703 BOAR Anny eum — ree conveniences: FEVFRAL FU RNISHED. pie ‘SES in desirable iccallties for private fami (26_ THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 “Y™ st. now. FOR RENT. | a "FOR RENT. 2iULPa-ave ,10re.m140 2199 Ht st. sto tors. § Eee w. Post Orrick Der Wasnineton, D.C., SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- ceived at this Department until noon, on the sec- ond Cay of December, 1880, for farniehing, by con- tract, for four years, from the first day of January, 1881, MAIL BAGB like the samples of this De. ., OR. Beall & Monte'y, 2318 Let, 4're Cor. 26th'& I sts., 45. r] 3803 18th st. contains 20 rooms, is surronnd- ed by leree grounds, and is on the line of Met. street cars, facing British Legation. Rent 850. W. B. WILOOX, octll Corner 20th and I sts. n.w. FOE BENS AND SALES OF PHOPEBTY, PHI- (D AT AUCTION. —See Bulletin is- med on niet and 15th of every month. at the of- fice of porthy OS. E. WAGG: AMAN, 619 der Sohne OR RENT—The new and elexant a E situated at the corner of Connecticut ave. aad per 08 Of ten Years 3t con! th rooms ard snp eo ath oom It of the architecture, built and Buished in superi be considera ner, and ma) residences of the city. App! & CO., 1223 ¥ st. nt Circle ; Just completed : will be leased fora tains twelve rooms, with le closet and storase ac- **Queen Anne" style of ‘a8 one ly to THOS. fn JOR RENT— SaDET PARLOR, RENT—Two handsome suite of ROOMS, with southern exposure; particularly suitable for Senators or Members, ity of #21 G st. in the unsurpassed looal- octld-26* BENT FSi aha toa kitchen; small far Apply next door w. ts ay = room HOUSE, 906 L at., bet. » in excellent order: water ia ly pref ferred: rent reasonable. ‘octl9 St 'OR RENT—On or before tha Ist November, ia desirable BED ROOM: bath-room. Also, a arlor. if desired. Be: ences required. apply at 1018 17th st. n.w. iS. on second FOR RENT TEAME, 8 N Carolina ave. Marker Algo, rooms; ae tiny + posite eastern 8.¢. BRICK, 8 roonis; ohlod. imos., 619 Bet.s.e. Inquire on premises. oct]? -3t* Fe RENT—A fine new TOUSE and Sroee 10 rooms, apd bath, separate, on 12th st. ir Pa. a fon Office. Inquire at 433 1th st. bre Foom, rented towether oF oppogite Pan- Octl9 OR RE! ROOMS. ROOM, third floors r With BOARD, pleasant suite of d floor, south front; sizo, Troat locatien central, ‘within half block of. Pest and Patent Oftices. 621 Est. n-w. octl9. FES fu: peping ; ema’! fan pref Aint Geod location. office, T—Larce ROOMS, single or en suite, hed or uufarnished, suitable for hcuss- ferred. Boarding house Address Box 144, Star FOBRENT ROOMS, furnished or unfuraished. Terms reasonable. 1106 C st. n. ike ‘Theater Comique. eho ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY VRS’ at No. 827 Vermont avenug nw. ; £0, Me WHORE: Or PART of a handsomely-fur: niehed house. Mus. - SOUTHALL. ocl2-1m* \UR RENT—HOUSF, with three Acres of Ground Heights. Apply to ‘TH, Webster Law Building, 605 D ore FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED first-class BOARD, suitable for gentle- men or gentlemen and their wives ; reasonab! me! ae first class brick house. 1118 10th octl2-2w* FOE RENT—Newly and handsomely paenished MS, communicating or single, on ist 2 ene 3d hoor with Board, at 2022 Gat’, first ward, (Babcock’s Kow.) References required. octll-Im* CHEERS a AND PLEASANTLY BURNISHED Bo TABLE BO: 939 K st. oct7-3w FS RNISHED RGOMS, with UL eee aoe He ‘TREMONT HOUSE offers a ROOM! Jersey avenue s.e. th areca Hotel Board, for $25 and 8: month; house is well farnished, heated Etoam, and every’ way desirable. ON FIRST AND \OMMUNIOATING ROO} ‘secon ise also, 2 large et ed ““Pable Board.” ‘References wiven and required: 115 Md. ave.n.e..half squarecaat of Capitol ocb- 36 Fu RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfur- misled, pleasant location, at Nos. 314, 316 and a with 8, Indiana sve. _ Also first-class BOARD 815 per pnt BARAH FLAGLER. sep7-ly HE LOCHIEL Bone 512 oes st. n.w., is one ‘of the cosiest a eat oo ducted Boarding Houses in the city. ‘ders accommo- dated at reasonable terms. novld adjolring. on Georgetown RICHAR) et. Dw. R BENT—Unfarnished ROOMS deli situated ; sit first claes; private family. a ly or en suite; ees a location 339 L 13 st. n.w. ol6-2w* BR RENT—PART OF HOUSE 818 17th st n,w., the second floor of lady renting. premises. Beferences required. which is occupied by the ony, on ‘9-3t* Fr rr eingle: ENT _Farnished or —— oa ul modern improvements an good location. Apply 471 it at, ‘octl5-6 Fu RENT—No. 502 BRIOK, ten rooms and tw ry cellar: house heated Souaing wits et; Lot 24x85; Apply to owner. On RENT—920 17th st. handsome moderat nlaned and most substantial nw. East Capitol street, new large throoms, by furnace; large back back sta rwsy; every room has a will’ sell JOHN T. abiie oF D.Wes rae juare te size, fi ast fur- UKE. Dining-room, supplied in tee best style. tional. H. JACOB, French Caterer. ferences unexcsp- oct) -2w' FE RENT—Low—Well- tarnished, one first and two second floor front and rear ROOMS, central- ly located ; gas, bath, &c. 1012 £ et. n.W. ctl Ta orda: ‘OB pear eee pote Brick HOUSE, in fine at No. sep30-Im is and wate 8 et two blocks from 14th st. cai 605 "7th st. n.w. O18 BIGELOW & 1426 Cnapin strest, any {OR SALE— ‘Three-story aes ret EY 124 Est.n.w.. side Lot shi fe trees, fountain > ye ful flower grounds; alia first-cl r= LOST AND FOUND. Gog, APDIT at above No. THOS. O“FULTER- 'QUND—A LADY'S SACQUE. The owner can bave it by calling at No. 1518 Columbis st. = Se and proving property. CSE Petrecn A710 T st. nw, and the Pearce Behool Building, by way of Fragklin Square a Black Enamel led GOLD W. ATOR, stem winder, with letters 0. on bi Suitable reward will be aia & to ay ‘one retin itto 1710 Tet., or 605 14th st. n.w. et20-at® MONEY TO LOAN. HO ORN: DIONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, N SUMS TO SUIT, At Ger cent for lane and 7 yor cont for small sume. No delay. HOLTZMAN, Ota and F sts. n.w. cotl6 WMO%X To Loan. eng bave OAST on hand to Loan in any sums de- ited. Op approved Teal Estate eee: parity. yin completing trans: oclb-Im_ THOS. J. FISHER & CO 11223 F st.n.w. WOdY, TO LOAN ON GR WILL PURCHASE NN i kines of SECURITIES: - nent, or on Approved Ciatus. k'HUTOL uESON, Attorney, 1427 # st. n-w. 2% ONEY TO LOAN, in Jarge or small Mice tanta Sotchs uagagt SEM, Mi. M. ROHRE! interest. 509 7th st. ny ONEY TO LOAN. wy 90/0, To Loan UM SUIT, At Biz Pa 2 Son’, On Real Estate Becurity. | "Gémmlasions Very N. HUYOK, Rua 29-9n)” Ofhiee 1506 FS. ave., tr AOrATE AGT Brag. NTON FISCHER'S DYE WO: Ss, and the only Dry Cleaning gable in tae Winde of LACES CRAPE VELES mua nih MINGS, WOOLEN, BLANKETS: EirS and titi iM wD GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS cleansed and dyed. Terms very cheap, according to fine work. } Vo—[«etC™ icv mwa w ed QisenrLy DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. QUALITIES AND PRICES GUARANTEED. t2-ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, Penn. ave., cor. oth st. Established 1840. octl6 ee *S SUITS, 5.1 Ciara toot su Pa nh irget gets oaks ts, 15-41 year, vas and'bp. A LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering Lowen THAN EVER TERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE CROCES axp GARDEN VASES, 1014 and 1916 Penna. ave. octié. J. W. SELBY Wy ssammeron Tee SCHOOL THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION, 183)-'81, of our Own Manuracrune. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 00., 401 New Jersey Avenue, WILL COMMENCE ang28 Naan B. & 0. Deror. MONDAY EVENING, Nov. Ist, ar 8 o'crock, - BED SYN, The Opening Teeture wi roel be dativered by No. 849 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. ‘The public and all interested are cordially invited A all toattend. Aggie AESEGRS Oh Sr bist, sa from tito For fucther inf to Mrs, JANE 0. HITZ, cor. 6th ee aud Fenee ave me orto D. W. PRENTISS, 4 D., Dean, hours. and cures nas cow 2 late ang AGUD ana PREU MC Peat eUMONTE Pay octl6-6teod 2224 Oth at. nw. ie on cAste ee WAVE WE viace SOAVETOURNESOTOG BI Riown pughinr SeraBuina AIS made is at “CUNNINGHAM GHAMS. Bet all demands for Fidwers. Piante, | (ocice®, sais Sato ae Mo%* ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. ‘OR RENT—’o GenTLEMEN—Large well-venti- jated handsomely furnished ROOMS, recond and third floors, 920 New York ave. ; conventent to four linos of care. ops. Tw? B_BENT—To gentlemen only—A handsomely furnished FRONT ROOM: Ko other loders and no children. et ee sturle Sant FOR SALE. finished Chickering & fullsize. Has been but sylvania ave. n.w., after 1 FOE SALE A superb toned. clozantly ke mous PLAN: be t little used. NG an immense sacrifice if called for imme- wher needinw cash. Call 191 105 Pean- o'clock oct21-6t R SALE AT A BARGAIN. LOT in Glenwood Cemetery. (OEMAKER, 920 F st. nw. A well-located pply to to Lous ‘OR SALE—THREE HORSES—One Ear Bree bietonisn Mare, six years old; soun suid kind: 8 lady cat drive steam; can trot in 2: pnd. one Bay 3,3 af Stadle reat ate i stew XM Be for family u vain Mares ds ; srork any piace” and sound. her; fearleas ot Also, one Bay’ Depend ‘duiet and Six years; weight ects be We Eye ee of Gentleman's "a Btable, cousisting of 4 Wo HOKs sets 38, B Wo. 1° “without exception, azd most genteel! Coupe or city ; he isa rich dapp! years old, very styliel ia bigh-knee actio! Brewster & Go. (of New oy Bice ree wor eS aueer near mew; NRETS, es FAMILY fi HOW 1G hands high, seven ‘and prompt driver; Tearioss lowing: re 7 ntle in in every, Pi ci table in rear Octl6-6t* ices aaked. A large number of Saks and second- ee fae Sis assortment of LAN- COUPE-. 3150, 8500 oe $15 15th st. n.w. oft (ase lee, Arar mag, | of B. H. WARRER band (CARUTAGES, | augié 916 F street northwest | Coupes. Extension To} as Bt ake a we ey ae SPORTING GOODS. eae vat A usr our: FR $100 @UN REDUCED TO $35!!! et new en seca and 100 ener he bit by Brewster, Wood the ead oon Dontble Ba Barve rch eg aberder nt ner st ew Yox 8 work Repository 3 shoot oat and give parte ‘satintaction ONLY 835, ey RIOR com and 521 ah are. 6 = ‘Ostalogues free to (C2: BUFrEET, Hos, 408 and 405 7th st. m. w, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY OHILDREN GARRIAGES, agoR- ERY AKD FISHIKG TACKLES; cRo- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; Bioy- CLES, VELOOIPEDES AND ” WAGORS. cor, I8thand F, opp. U.8.Troas., U.! & Post Office. ‘ootls ND ORGANS FOR -HLY PAY- bo HS, = POR BENT Four neariy new Brick WoUSeS, 7 | Fartment; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS, rooms, with mod-imps., at $20 per mouth. Gall for oe aon Pullout COATS corforming in materials and sizes t> tho ‘all for onr Owners will do well to place their property with cficial samples, but of different con- vs. It will secure Drompt and ca AG SOOT *truction and improved patterns of which bidders = Bt Cloud Bula. are to furnish samples. Fo GEN CORCORAN BU ‘Specifications of the kindsof Mail Bagsand of the TLDIN' © oppostE U. B. ‘TREasvRY, ists Srher. conditions and requirements relating to proposals, _Fine 8: contracts, Ke , a8 well as forms of bidding, will be furnished on application by le'ter to the Second Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal will be considered which shall not have been submittet in accordance with such specifications and forms ‘The contracts which may be made will be in con- formity to the specifications and the accepted pro- pesais. The right is reserved, ones ingly or ce commanniont. —for fees, Stadion eto. Water sad cleeets on every. Noor, "Blevator'ana Steacs heat. Derk rooms for storage. Inquire of the Jani PERSONAL. PILES! Dr. H. D. SHBADER, 620 11th st. northwest, vuarantees a speedy and radical cure in all cases of yternal, External, Blind, Bleeding, or Ttentue Piles, without using the Knife, Lizaang, or Gaus. Hieg, ‘and positively does not fail to effects cure in asingle instance. Among the many who have teen treated, Iwouid refer to the following: however, to reject #ny or all the proposals. Rey. Dr. eet, pastor B. ee BP le cia ge Sa JAS. N. TYNER, Rev D. Croissant, ©. C. Baller. Esq. mae int ‘A. Harvey, “ran i grocer, oci20-Iawét Acting Postmaster General. . 16 181 Wet Bailey, Attor- oe pee Proposals for Iron Work. ey-at-Law, 490 La. av. March, 611 A oy c prewes, 319 East sl Tweed 901 Ret. A of ladics cured uappenet on plication a‘ ny office. | Consultation and examinations tree, ice hours, 9 m., and 2to5p.m. 016-6" ‘ON sane EXANISES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with, ‘abstracts of Office of Building for State, War and Navy De- partments, Washtscron, D. ©., October 20, 1880 SFALED PkOPUrALS for furnishing, deliver- ing and putting in place the Wi ht and Cast Iron work required for the roof of the north wing of the building for State | War and Navy Dojs-t- ts Cy, Will be ecelved at this otfloe 12 M., of November eth, 1880, and oper fe aus ch Teal extute, 506 10th st. fw. m. to 10 ts 2 reatter, neence ‘of bidders. mi before Yan from tS. oeltstar |" pen sprvicatine so ttle cline ee of bias a TRaRGeE: successor to. P LIBBEY, | Will’ be furuiched with epecitications aud lami Wik e ‘Watchmaker and Jeweler, has removed to | forms of propoa@l, and will either be supplied with ops ° full gets of arin or informed where they may conde of 7 Teh and F sta. n-w., in brug Store, a, ongo- | full eet Benim rapoa ME, BBOOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oct 20-6t Lieut. -Colonel Gorps ‘of Enx:necrs. RL lg Gentlemen 60 cents each. 13 north- ai west, between K and L streets. augll-llw* LADIES GOODS. en ou cen orrass ae Heacorrucn: the Die LARGEST Line reader of oe Also, future. No. E22 10th st, between Hand Few. OF aaES: VINE PLUSH axp BEAVER BATS, ee oe vexcosmmion sox, a profession tells the pasts present snd ‘ature. des FANCY FEATHERS, Ex 'y; gives advice and mat Senth of New York, at rtaini to 088, ik and matrimony. Ack ix Taovsee Cau. Betefsction miven or 30 MBS. J. P. PALMER'S, Consultation Booms, 402 2d st., above D st. No. 1107 F st. n.w. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Batton, PIANOS AND ORGANS. T5e., 81, $1.25 and 81.50 Per Pair. ects BUBY : Mec. Sis MES Ee 7 ols Pak: B™ Se saa ‘OF orTiN aOR PIANOS AND ORGANS, At factory prices and on the popular "ay talment pian. “puperior Hentin Stock ocd Gy &e., 1303 north. otd-bun” A ME. B. VAN BEUTH. PARISIAN MODES, 2222 13th street northwest. ELEGANT WALEED EVENING AND RECEP- TION DELSSES. Ls NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS, ates BUITONS, ETC. Conrignment of JERSEY WAISTS and PLUSH SADHES. outs tt) pat LLET DAVIS & Co's’ 15 fe UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS RR Wortp are DOT ee et HARDMAN UPEIGHT PIANO, the uh bie iced con it the oui relive tow priced god toned Uriel ‘sepi6-coly SIL ‘Pth'street oa NEE STIEF Green AND ESTEY ‘Tho best the world over, lowest price and G. i: Wi TLD & BRO., 723 a at. rong J Manufacturers exclusive sgents. Bach and other first enna. JASHIONABE MILLINERY FOR EARLY FALL Ww ition to our large st: i PORTED: BUNNETS and a and Urgane. [D*GEEs REO: quare and Uprights. case Gd. PIANOS Burcett ORS GANS. Prices ‘reasonable. G. KUHN, SA Sole agent, 407 10:h st. sep22-Ly EAUTIFUL *‘*8HONINGER” or INNETS at moderate prices. PMONOGKAM. KID GLOW buttons, 75 ets. ; 3 buttons, 81; 4 buttons, 81.25; 6 nee ‘$1.00; 20 button’ White ee UNT. Ros. rie Jat “ots D street, OUGANS and Muxniicent HEINE. oot Everyone's fone For sale for cash’ “SWEEPS THE DECK,” or upon easy monthly payments, at HOSIERY. SIDNEY T. NIMMO’'S, * Beautiful etyles and right prices. ang2l- "410 Ath street northwest, a wrest variety for Ladies’ and Children at lowost BOOKS, é&e. i sy for Mice SKIRTS, H. MORKISO: NEL and VELVET, very handsome. W. at Books ELLERS & DUATIONERS, ote and degetosigad INNA. AVE. Kid, Dog, Castor, and Cashmere for ladies and wentlemen. Best GossaMEns, OOSSETS, An endless variety, 50c. up. LAGE FICHUS, And ready made Laces in Scars, Ties, Ko. 82" Low Prices 1s aut DavartTMents. DOUGLAS®S, oct? Oth street. ME. bees DRESSMAKING “AND. VATAIING We have just imported a fine collection of ENG- i eas PICLURES of attractive enbjects and besuti- ae executed, towhich we call the attention of our 2 cmers. Our Fall Goods pan ay eee aoe cludes evers thipg new ia ional Sa aE i .d Birthday Pr Wettig an Bi floor to thin so that it may be fully exhibited vstomers. seas Bont se resolved as 800 a8 published. Ail are cordially invited to inspect our stock. octi6 UsT PUBLISHED. Bricks without Straw, by the suthor of A Fool's STORE, Errand, $1.50. 2211 Pennsylvania avenue, A.A. &e., made sent and the Santa Fe Trail, by Dresses. Suit, eh, Ole Bae A Year £ the Wreck by ‘Victim. Dresees Cut and Basted, and a periect ——— finorical Bids of Guurch Building in the | teed. 1-3m cos weetlicart, by ‘author of “The Wreck A THE LATEST NOVELTLES of the Grosvenor. Berthold Auerback. NNETA ani fine Their iron 6 Snes other poems, by Oliver Wen- ERY ‘GouDs. DzESST Sethi sha BUT- del! Be three a ima ‘W. Longfellow. FA MI AGES. fine NEOE Wea Ultima Te ance 2 MOUUN. Kip GLOVES. “SULTS, LADIES" oho. }OCRASO! Ot ROTHERS, SSE’ Ems, oct? STO15 Pa ‘ave. cor- 2ith st. ‘and all the most recent PU a oes, ‘ALL jee Green's Histo Vol.4.82.59 | ones. Gaviele he Grandien isa AND CHILDREN'S SHOES aivenes Army Lifein 3 LARD rd dupes O.W. Holmes’ Tron Gate and Lop | Perfect estisfaction guaranteed. J,A; Symond’s New and Old... eo] JAS. H. VERMILYA, easel Tare oide North ani 135 LADIES’ FASHIONABLE ober oeh cere iii aseorement of leeet sien of PERT sud Opposite U. B. 4 Pky IOTELS sams 3. HOTELS. hananed Bicuinenam sore. ———————————— ELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. Fith Avenue ana 50th street, tT — (Opporite Cathedral, ) THAT _NEVER preans, | ) JOSEIN & FULLEN, Proprietors. | ti tee SHEA winks our. a ays CLEAN, aud cat pane Fog wary coger of She nowt be worn while (ep Taifens 623 Tthet. nw. | the Grand Cent devo rin are aaa Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants of ies walk of the Rlevated oud & aay patrons. marzo PATRonIZED DE PERRD Rehr sy paomins OF kept in order lat tse | CONDUCTED O sae es Meee asghen many | neSTaUnAN? aus Sarpet | foctured. "Well made Watches will with cate let coli coer son. N. i, 913 Pennsylvania sve. aug3 LEW sonnecn & CO,, Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS- =