Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1880, Page 2

nnn nnn ee —E*™4 BAHGALNS IN DRY GOODS. GBas> OPENIN: THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY.......October 27, 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editors California Next Tuesday. California Is one of thestates that the demo- crats consider doubtful in the coming election, while the republicans express confidence of their ability to retain the hold they have, with but few exceptions, and those in off years maintained upon the state. The main Issue there fs the question of Chinese immigration, and the plank on that subject in both the party Platforms was constructed, no doubt, with the View to winning votes In Callfornta, Oregon and Nevada. in fact, however, the voting m Cal ifornfa bas been too close in past years to war- rant any feeling of absolute confidence tn its political status. In the presidential election of 1576 the total vote cast in the state was 155, ef which Hayes received 79,269 ard Tilden 44, a republican majori- ty of 2505. Peter Cooper, greenbacker, only got 44 votes for President. In the state election 1sv9 the republicans ran a straight Uoket, the democrats united with one faction of the workIngmen and there was, besides, a Straight workingmens’ ticket. The total vote cast was 1¢ of whieh the republicans polied 6, the Gemocratic-fusionists 47,562, and the workinginen 44,620, a republican majority over the next bighest of 20,408. The combined oppo sition tothe republicans showea a majority 0° 24,212, but party lines were so disrupted that those figures do not now represent the strength Of either side. The republicans made a straight fight, and sought to maintain party organiza. tion, but in the general confuston prevailing that was simply impossibie. Various ques- tions of local interest entered into the canvass and disrupted the old political organizations. Evenso stalwart a republican as Mr. Gorham, ex-secretary of the Senate, took the stump against the regular ticket of his party. Inthe present canvass It is reasonable to suppose that the republicans have derived Some advantage from the maintenance of their party organization in last year’s contest while tke democratic party was disrupted. Those who, like Mr. Gorham, differed with the party on state questions have returned, and the or- ganization ts sald to be excellent. Efforts were Made to merge the workingmen with the demo- crats for this year, and partially succeeded. Dennis Kearney objected and has kept up a fustlade on his own hook and with his followers. The effects of Chinese immi- gration have been felt so directly by the people of California that they are nearly unanimous against a continuance of the inflow of Mongolians. They desire, and in fact de. mand, legislation that will check or stop this immigration, and ff there were any material difference between the republican and demo cratic platforms on this subject {t would require BO power of prophecy to foretel! that the state would vote for the party which opposed the further coming of the Chinese. As it is, with both parties promising relief in this direction, the result will be decided, perhaps, by the best organization and hardest work. Virginia Politics. ‘The readjusters In Virginia exhibit no signs of weakness yet, but on the contrary are pushing their canvass with, apparently, renewed vigor. They are now pitehing into Barnum and the national democratic committee savagely for having “interfered” in the political affairs of thestate. The Richmond Whig, central organ Of the readjusters, declares expiicitly that Gen. Hancock was apposed to the action of the ns- Uonal committee in {ts recoguition of the funders; that Hancock was appealed to to have that action revoked and he replied: “The com- mittee have the machine in charge; | am only a Passenger.’ It may have been and probably was Gen. Mahone, himself, who appealed to Hancock and recetved the reply as given In the Whig, though that journal does not state this. Immediately after the announcement that the national committee had determined to recog- nize the funders and before the addres3 was issued, the presence of Gen. Mahone, accom- fanied by several other prominent readjusters, was reported in New York, and It was assumed that thelr purpose was to Induce Mr. Barnum to keep his hands out of the stat fight. Failing with him, it ts quite likely that they called upon General Hancock and heard his declination to interpose on the ground that he was “only a passenger.’’ The Whig calls Chatrman Barnum a “greater humbug” than the celebrated showman of the same name, and says, “We (the readjusters) spit upon the manifesto of Barnum, Balaam & Co., and will beat their patent outside s>-called democratic party of Virginia by over 30,000 ma- jority,” and adds that on election day Barnum will be “taught that Virginia is not a good piace for bis mule business.” The D'spatch, chiet organ of the funders, or regulars, is more dignified in its tone than th Whig, and is, evidently, trying the force of persvasion. It charges that the read- Juster leaders are not honest in their suppori of Hancock, but are ruled by selfish purposes en- Urely. The readjusters profess to be entirely confident of success, basing thelr calculations upon the victory they won last year, but, as up- Wards of 100, democrats did not vote In that election, this estimate may prove to be far from correct. The indications are that a pretty full demoeratic vote will be polied next Tuesda:’ aud that the colored vote will be larger t! has been calculated upon, as these voters are Paying up their capitation tax. ——~--___ Cincinnat! is the most active and dangerous competitor of Louisville for the southera trade, and In thelr rivalry the two cities have now brought pelitics into the commercial field. During the present political canvass Loulsville merchants Lave selzed upon every utterance of Cimetnnati papers that could be construed into disrespect towards the south to convince buy- ers of that section that they ought not to deal with the Queen City. Some days ago there was Published tn Lou!sville what purported to bea letter from a Cincinnati merchant, in whien the ‘south was denounced unsparing! The alleged merchant declared that the southern trade was an injury rather than a benefit; that the buy- ersct that section were swindlers, and never Paid their bills when they could avoid it. The publication of this letter has aroused the Cio- cinnat! merchants, and the chamber of com- merce has appointed a committee of five to Visit the Louisville editor and demand from him tue name of the author, Whether the letter was really written by a Cin- cinnatl merchant, or was gotten np in Louisville, will, perhaps, soon be determined but in either case, its effect upon the trade of the two rival cities would not probably amount {to enough to pay the expenses of the chamber of commerce committee on its trip to Louts- Ville. In matters of business all men are Pretty much alike. They do not take sentiment ‘nto consideration, when it comes to a question Of profit or loss. The southern merchant when he goes to buy his next stock of goods will not be likely to stop to ask who wrote that letter, or whether it is genuine or forged. He wili endeavor to find out whether Cincinnati can sell him goods upon more advantageous terms than Louisville, and ff she can he will go there and buy. If he does not, thes indeed, ts the southern merchant different from his class elsewhere. Tle business men of this country are tco practical, too sensible and too pro- gressive, to ever permit politics or religion to eway ccmmeree. ——-~<re-___. ‘The opinions of the two Senators from New Xetk ss to .ne way that state will vote next ‘Tuesdsy furnish an spt tlustration of the effect (hat 4 mans desires hag upon his judgment. Sebster Conkitog is confident that @arfleld will cuty New York by 29,000 majority, and Senator Kerbon belleves Hancock will get & majorly sepiceented by the same figures, ELEGANT DAMASSE SILKS at $2 and $2.50. BLACK SATIN DE LYONS st 81 50, $1 75 and 82. COLORED SATIN DE LYONS, all new shades. VELVETS, SATINS and SILKS. HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS, Paria Novelties PLUSHES, DAMASSE VELVETS, &o. We call particular sttention to our large Stock of ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS, CHUDDA CASHMERES, HABIT CLOTHS. Great Bargains in DAMASSE SATINS, st $1 and $1.25, 45 inches wide. ELEGANT IMPORTED OOATS and DOLMANS. we or few days the most attractive lot oftine RLIN WHAPS ever seen in Wathing- Particular a is called bo tate pegs of FINE ox -EMENTS, 8 they ¥ will be sol Importers One Price. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, oct27 919 Penna. avenue. _——— ee EA TEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. = e cone jJOLLY’s, ith id Pa. ave. Fine VELVETS, 81, $1.25, 81.90. octlT-8t p° YOU WANT AN OVERCOAT! When so great a stock is shown as we dis- play there are alwaysan accumulation of one, two cr three garments of lots that have been gold out. In overcoata we have Bow about three hundred. There are prob- ably seventy-five kinds in the three hun- In orfer to move them rapidly dred coats. we have marked them down since Monday last as fellows $15 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 311. $17 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 81: $20 STYLES IN THIS LOT AT 315. $26 SIYLFS IN THIS LOT AT #18. There are also a number of hand made silk lined Overcoats among there gords which we offer at 815, $18 and $20 that cost us double the money. A. SAKS & CO. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. 316 and 318 Seventh st. oct27 se SIMPLE A se LD Cal Ds THE SILE N USE IT. late Fair. iring. E. Premium at 3. McKENNEY, First 427 9h st. Kenting ana repai gumts AND UNDERWEAR. GRAND OPENING OF REW STORE, 1337 F st. n,w., opposite Ebbitt House. SIX ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, $12. SIX ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, $9. Full Line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Belf-measurements mailed free. J B. BBINE, 1337 F st. n.w., octa7 Washington, D. 0. ‘OB BKICHMOND AND THE sOUT FREDERICKSBURG PASD Pe ON THE R., F. Commencing MONDAY, | November 1, 1880, pew donble-engine tide-wheel ‘Bleamer EXCEL: SIOR, Jcseph ‘ite, commander, will fears Wake inuton, D: D. o3, from Company’s wharf, foot of 7th ‘st 6:50 —.m,, »for Quantico, connecting Sith fast Gains on Rs F oct27 ““B. F. DoDD, Agent. HE ONLY HARVEY, UNDERTAR. ER, Formerly of 932 F street north west, has located at Taucd seta spol itil atl —* et {27-6 oe bdo =~ ae HARVEY, Agent. grean DOWN. SUGAR DOWN. 10 rus. GRANULATED SUGAR, for 81.00. 200 poz. CANS BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES, %0 poz. JUSTICE BRAND TOMATOES, 200 poz. SUNDRY BRANDS TOMATOES, At Wholesale rates in cases of 2 doz. each fora few Days Only. 103g Las. STANDARD ‘‘A” SUGAR for 81. N. Y. BUCKWHEAT—New Crop. MAPLE SWEZT—Pare from Vermont. 12 tas. LIGHT BROWN SUGAR for 81. SELECTED APPLES—by the Barrel, very Low CHOICE N. ¥. SWEET CIDER. MINCE MEAT. PURE FEUIT PRESERVES, in 5 1b. Buckets, not expensive. CHOICE BUTTER. A large lot of Small Packages suitable for fami- Hes, just received. Call early and secure first choice. Telephonie Connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth st. n.w., Between and F, Opposite Oflice of the Daily Critic. oct26 71 in order to clear our large stock of JOUVIN'’S KID GLOVES, a 19 RARE BARGAIN. ‘Will sell at following very low prices. Two-button, at Three button, at... Call early while assortment is good, at Davis’, 719 Market Space, cor. Sth st. Ouse AFTER NOVEMBER 1, 1880, THE JEWELRY BUSINESS Condueted by the late BAM'L LEWIS since 1840, Witt BE ContTIsEp By E. J. AND FRANK M. LEWIS, Under the firm name of SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, 4215 Pennsylvani WASHINGTON, D. 0. PECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN NEW FRENCH DRESS FABRICS. 5-4 AL ep ocl CHUDDA CLOTHS, at 75c. and b4 eine WOOL MOMTIE sae at 75c. 1.00 . 1.25 oct26-iw ects Eine PLUSHES: BROCADED SATL NEW PARIS CLOAKS AND ULSTERS ANTIQUE & NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. ou ne ELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIRTS, shad INS aoe TABLE LINENS, NAPKENS, MERINO UNDERWEAR, FANCY HOSIERY. Ww ETS: MARSEILLES QUILTS. H NAVY A BLUE AND DARE GREEN CLOTH SUIT- wreas) me INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED. GwOxe Paice ONLY—-Mankep IN Puan FicuREs. PERRY & BEOTHER, Fenn. ave., cor. 3h st. Established 1840. 10 THE LaDIES. ue have had our NEW PROOESS of Lace Curtains tested this te season to ot extent ning hundred pairs she wuuber Isundried indie povulari SWISS LAUNDRY, a 1822 F strect. ft np tart) dace Valve, 810 “ony yard Pe Los Ee aa. Speeter ingen wool Paice (beautifol) in pret variety, 1230. to 82 yd. A sea Oe Fabrice, from 7c: to #4 yard. White Weol 1 Bianke'e, $1 each. sucbunnb'e eo a SOLD OF TAND,” Oct22-2p, 20, 8" Between and 13th. pPTOBELt, COOKE & Co.. STOCK BROKERS, 56 Broadway, New York, Sgnenge ee cera 7 aT NOOT’S. ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 28 WE WILL DISPLAY AND OFFER ON SALE ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN BELGIUM & PARISIAN EFFECTS, CONSISTING OF THE NEWEST STYLES AND DESIGNS IN REAL AND IMITATION LACES, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, NECKWEAR, BANS, RUCHINGS, AND SATIN DRESS PLEATINGS. CHILDREN’ SILK VELVET AND SILK COSTUMES. CHILDREN'S VELVET AND SATIN BONNETS AND CAPS. LADIES’, MISSES’, AND CHILDREN LACE AND NAINSOOK DRESSES. WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE SOLE AGENCY FOR * VOULLIEME’S “PURE FRENCH CANDIES S-WE WITH PERFECT CONFIDENCE REC- OMMEND THESE FINE CANDIES TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania Ave., oct25-6t WASHINGTON, D. C. ATTBACTIVE SALE AT THE ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, COMMENCING MONDAY, OOTOBER 25ra Amos favorable purchase of ALL SILK RIBBONS Enables us to offer our Patrons and the Pubiic EXTRAORDINARY VALUE IN FINE QUALITIES, OHOIOE SHADES and DESIRABLE WIDTHS, Ranging from Nog. 20, 30 and 40 into Wider Goods, SUITABLE FOR LADIES' AND OHILDRENS’ SASHES. ‘These Goods, formerly 75c., 81.00 and upwards, We OFFER AT THE UNIFORM PRICE OF 50 CENTS PER YARD. ‘We desire to give our customers the advantage snd benefit of this Unusual Value. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. 705 and 709 Market Space. WE OLOSE DAILY AT 6 P. M. oct23 A. 8 GOODRICH, a AT-Law, 124 Dear- born st., Chicszo. Advice free. _ Fifteen Eee experience. Business quietly and ae id cted. oct25-2 Notre OF DISSOLUTION. The firm of YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Real Es- tate and Insurance Agents and Auctioneers, ig this day dissolved by mutual consent. WILLIAM P. YOUNG will continue the business. WM. P. YOUNG, E. J. MIDDLETON, Ji 1420 New York 25th October, 1880. GESTLEMEN's HATS, _E4DIEs’ FURS. Latest in HATS from Kno: ae ae A’ My rn at ¥ UR oincut ARS, from 335 Up. a H. STINEMETZ, oct25 Nani Hi stumewe 13th st. Ata CLOCKS :—AIR CLOCKS 1 t_The ed, Baving seonted the Aancy for OF Gatbin fae Wee EES PATENT AIR OLOOKS, would cordially invite ail Scientific Men, Architects. Builders and others interested to examine it. Itis useful for Oolloges; School Houses, Manufactories, Fren Fists, &., and the object accomplished in the invention is fo insure uniform and correct time throughout a bwiding: C. SCHNEIDER, 4 . , 1007 'F sti oct26-1m ERCHANT TAILOR. Additions to our Stock this week, o a Sah weer, AND FANCY SUL ‘ana ThOSaSaTe ERT ENGS. ws. 935 Penn’ 0ct23 Pie CORN ROLVENT. Hard and Bott COLNE ‘yimiout int oe & Paine fhe nm oon mop Scots SOMETHING ABOUT CLOTHING, READ THIS! IT I8 TO YOUR INTEREST. WHAT YOU OAN DO AT A. STBAUS’. You can buy a BUSINESS SUIT for 86; A BETTER ONE for 88. A good ALL WOOL SUIT for $10; A FINER ONE for 812; A STILL FINER ONE for 815. 4A genteel DRESS SUIT is offered at $10; The BEST DRESS SUIT in the city at the price, at $12. For a very nice DRESS SUIT see those at $15. A fine Fresch Diagonal DRESS SUIT, Buitable for dress or street wear, at $18. Handsome English eet and WORSTED equal to any custom made, at $20. FALL OVEROOATS in endless variety at 87, $3, #10, $12, $15, $18 and $20. You can save money by purchasing your CLOTH- ING for yourself or boys by calling at 4. STHAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, oct22 Between 10th and 11th streets. Go T° ENGELS AUCTION HOUSE, Penna. aveaue. One door from 20th street, and buy your DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY. it pot itl Ps: ou. Biri. cash but on it, 7 30 RET DARGA. ‘TED TABLE-WABE. WANTS. —— NTED—ROOM! furnished, for house- pueerin for 8 Taceliy of threo haeae Box es Furnie! ith private "Ridrées Wark, a ned entrance: no questions. Witwiad ine HANGER st Tremont See office. and Indiana ave. Apply immedist TRD—A SALESMAN in a stove store; one war understands the business. K. 0... ‘Star office. oot27-3t* ‘D—T bate at 1710 F st. o.w., pater? iy saneuaay Oe ber 28th, at seven VET first-class clothing SALES- ES 3 on); pee pari cones oe et ape ‘Addvesn Bow sh. 51, Star AAED A ene GE, a a = a ‘work ; rei |. Inquire 641 Loe Capitol ste’ Mire Aca, BISBELL. octdt- SNTEDI- Gist GIRL ty Gaara, must bring good recommendation fro oe last places “Apriy'at 10TH st. nw. iy. cod. jean) BLPORTION. on waiter oe “ariver ia private family. Apply 1128 10th st. n.w. It" ‘ED—A good relial MAN, with no iuieai ae morcacoees me Buble iustitn- fon, a food he nome to the right person. Address W. WN p-aTTeNTION 03 to attend ante at fiuail children, housekeeper, lady companion, make hereelt ‘useful, Address’ Bx 3 Star o iv es Person having a PARLOR AAS iE ia EXT RE, in Rood ‘condition to fence easonable jease address, P Q, Leck Box 63.” sonable Rnee oeta7-B ANTED—Dy a respectable whito girla SITOA- wW TIUN a8 chambermaid sud ‘with wash- ing and ircntng, and do plain sewing, Apply? No. au eee RW. it Wit rade, of experience and ability, apy. ‘Address L. R. B. O80 Est. D.W. oot27-3t* Waster Aret-cianas lass, new, second-l Peeee Up- ht PIANO: will pay cash for Astros MUSIOIAN, Btar ofice, giving azo and ure of instrument, and maker's name. _oct27-2t* WARTEDSA MAN “who understands taking care of horses, to drive and assist in store must come well recommended and be able to read ard write. Apply northwest ccrner wih and a. nw. WANTED By ist oF 10th of November, none six or eicht rooms with waters maern im- provements preferred fo throe suuaras corn 8.8. ULLMAN, c cor. atin st. and ‘Georgia ave. itt ANTED—Throo communicating ROOMS, far- nished or unfurnished, Woard, in a strictly first-class private northern family; ‘neigh berhood , must be unexceptionable: referer reNces given and required. Address Lock Box 51, City P. ANTED—A white GIRL as nurse; a German preferred. Call at 365 H st.n.w. 0c25-21" WASTED A younw, active WOMAN ag nurge and housemaid. Inquire at 52 Gay. Georgetown. ‘0ct26-2t* ANTED—A young white WOMAN to do the general werk for a family of four grown dive Boas 5th etee-e- WaT EDA young GIRL todo work in a i family. ence, Bt 100E Sat Bw. ae house- Apply, with, refer- FOR RENT AND SALE FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fink NT—FURNISHED HOUSE, 401 4th st., {renting Judiciary Square, F et. cars Pe pase, the ee POR RENT No. M19 10th ef n.w., BRICK, 11 bath and cellar, moilern conveniences, im thorough repute, Reve ch erent eee FS Sera a and reer Southern’ Sxposure, water antes: rent moderate ia Ht pias ce RB RENT — Without BOARD —A handsome mute of FURNISHED ROOMS, cas, hot and Gold bath, open fire. “Apply 1112 13tli st. .W. eee Se ae ‘OR RENT—HSeveral neatly furnished and cory rooms, sipvle or commiumicatinn, house; t e to r. Ponse; terms moderate to desirable wy ‘OR RENT—Tos private caindl — A ver Fae Bante aaa HOU enienee fora Pleasant heme, oa Grant Place: roel Tew eel RR RENT—FRONT PARLOR, unfurnished, a8; spout, front: splendid loca- ton private family » BRICK STABLE for rent. 7323 C st. R RENT. =a HOUSE, 6 roo Fetiar cad lage garg oe aa four squares northwest of Government Pr SARMES, G9.F shy OF 148 Q at Oe Ie Fe BENT—HOUSE, No. 1423 8th st. n.w., 11 fe gtopme, nem papered and painted, cverytiline ders Lnquire on the. presses o SNOB. SUOLT, N. Vo avonue Hote wear ae Fee RENT—HOUSE, eee New Jereey ave. n.w., between FandG sts. aad 9 rooms, w hone bash ront low. Ap- pyle WG. S JOHRSOR, T18 TAB 18th et, Hew. Ost Pe, Se SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin issaed gp the 1et and 16th ef every month, at the offic THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. now. oct27-st* OR, BENT—Three communicating ROOMS hird-story, foe or partly furnished, houte a modern ents and recantiy Cae ana papered. “ADDly at 1225 N st. p.w. 3 —HOUSE, No. 206 D st. ny is and bath room, in complete water, modern conveniences, str. door, Apply after 6 p.m. at No. 19 FE ENT Funihed ROOMS, withor without BOAED; no children. 12314 Get. n.w. oc¥-3t” FPGRRENT1521 1 Sz —Two suites of ROOMS handsomely furnished, with a smal! privat. family, en suite or singly. oct36-3t* FOR BAT For housckee} nicely furnished; modern’ conveniences. Reference exchanves- 1731 1siieet D.W. oct26-3¢* RLOR FLOOR and BASEMENT. ;by November Ist; with modern 0. 732 13th st. new. oct26-2t* ‘A six-room HOUSE. “with gee and water. No. 12 6 locrs from, East Capitol street cara. “Inquire 1553 Pemaes: nia avenue n.w. oct26-st* FPR BENT Lssee, well ventilated, handsomely furnished ROOMS, en suite or single; inert to thres lines of éash, ‘Terms roasousble, 424 New York avenue, Oct26-20" FOR RENT The handsome furnished HOUSE 1925 F st., now occupied by the Chinese embas ay; a large garden attached | Possession given on 15th November. Apply at 1916G st. _ oct26 6t* ‘OR, RENT “Handsomely furnished PARLOR snd Bi ROOM on second floor; newly papered and peinieny all modern conveniences; house per- fectly privaie and quiet; at No. 1107 F st. n w., between lth and oct26-6t eeping, six ROOMS, ANTED JanrepraveLy Three or four first. claes COAT HANDS, either by tho week. Apply at 435 9th st.n.w. octaia ‘hairs, WANTED To PURCHASE soveral Easy Kitchen” Furniture, see) Bedroom and hand. Address PURCHASER, Star office. 026-2: ANTED Tiree ROOMS, furnished or unfur- hished, for hoasekeopiuis. in a good and cen- fra} location: “Address HOUSERELEER, © s f- oct Wien reliable white WOMAN to cookand do enera! hourework in a family of two; must stay nights; reference required. Apply at, 11 7108 etd 6 ae wis ‘Bye youny Man {ynite) @ SITUA. TION asa ber; has had some experience in on eel 5 ddresas Box 30, Btar office. octi6- ANTED A FOSITION by an educated Lady possessing a thorough 2 0 honedheeping: no objection Address Box 81, Star office. ANTED—A reliable WOMAN to cook, wash ee iron and So the pence! housework for a ree € must stsy at night ; best of references Foquinat pply at 954 P st.n.w. oct26 -3t* WARZED—A SERVANT to do chamberwork, A plsin sewing, Cll nes ine Dighte end brine refare when neceseary ; must stay bighte an 1 refer- bnce. “327 Raat Capitol et. 0ct26-8t* ANTED -by aepeSEnene Olerk TABLE B ae oro Lanark G, or both, ins respecta- ble Protest Address, giving ng full partic- nlara as to ere surroundings,’ & c., B.8.T., Star office. oet26-2t" Ww -ANTED—By a ane and grown cane nter inl in a refined nei convenient to the new War, State an prt Department, bailding, two supny, unfarnished, ae ome a firet or second story. Address, stat ie Sees = 6-2 8.. Star office. WANTED three or four ROOMS, furnished, for honsekeeping ; Capitol Hill preferred. ei atau WIS, ma 40, ED, Drcit Building. ST ENTEDCAT ~xperionoed BALES GADY, i other need to apply. and _ competent 8 Millinery moe I. L. BLOUT, 710 WAszEP TB & French |: teacher, BOARD in exchange for French tuition. Can give tha vey nest of references. Address P. oi ae Wilk ABLE Loe (ED—FAMILIRS to furnis all sorte; boys, i SHA) ay for city hee PHI reference. F st. n.w. ORS PRICK 800" 926 B00-bwe ANTED—MILITARY noun ee WAR- TS, Soldiers® pomertend 0 , and D SCRIP, for whi erates Pes WILLIAM J. SOHNE a Attor- hey-at- Ww, Room 41, LeDroit Building. augé 3m. W. ANie SMINORLL ANEOUS. Every! Wi ce pe HCHEAM: at Soa yer it + or 81.15 per gallon: at 115 11th at ns count to dealers. octl-3m Ww: ANTED—5, 000 WINTER SUITS of CLOTHES to clean at the ‘*BOSS” Porte ti) 1009 F at. Price only $1.60. ‘Goods talind ter oak delivered. meas aNED Sear ‘TH ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in largo r small quantity thest cash 821 Pea aves between 84 end Sng ae aE W ANTZD—STEAM OARP! aoe UPHOLSTERY in ail ite bra a uae ay ane20 616 Louisiana aveniie. ANTED — TO BENOVAT! Mattresses to ena and one Se Moth exterminated by By F. YOUN No. y 1608 Pennsyly Soran , Opposite Renard, Bite SS ee Wiad X90, 20 KNOW THAT I SELL A ret-class Tailor-made Second-hand Sure per than a com: be bout a ‘& Com: BTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D t-n.w., or at Braneh tore, No, 408 ath 4 firet class Second. Het Siowtie uy but ‘class ad. BOARDING. 'ORRENT—Ar Mr. PLeasantT—A very desirable sunny, warm HOUSE of nine rooms, partially furnished, water, gas, furnace, mabe, iat eeeaston given at once. Call or address 814 st. ete Far NOVEMBER 1ST, aT $12—New seven HOUSE, with hall, bath room, bay win- &e. NO. 1133 Park Place ne. Can be purchased by paying 350 cash and 813 monthly. with six per interest. J. W. STARR. 1429 New York avenue. 00: 26-3t BR BENT—A six-room BRICK H USE, mae and water, No. 245 Tt. 1. Inquireat No. 2165 1st. now. FOREST ALM FRO} dren in house. FE BENT—Klegant APARTMENTS on ates and third floors, all modern improvements, 1027 Vermontave., hear MePhereon Square, 02%-1w RNISHED HOUSE of 6 rooms, or will rent three Roo fur- JOHN bHERMAN & CO. loud Lah oct35- lw Fo. RENT—From lst of November, two unfar- nished ROOMS on 2d floor rand ‘1 farnished ROOM on 84 floor. Apply at 1224 Lita a ot aw. p.m. st. n.w., one very = NT RO DM, south front, and ASS ‘OR RENT- No. 10110 s| nished. Building FR cE Ta six months, ‘= thoroughly, fur. 27th and 18th ets. ADDY Dd. E. OLMSTEAD, 1416 New York ave. oct25-3t ANTED-—By anex-student of the Geese of Music of Baltimore, 8 POSITION as Orzan- ist in a Protestant church. Best of references. Address ORGANIST, Star. aol ‘oct25, 27, 29* BRENT For the scien oF 9 term of year F finely furninhed HOUSE of 15 moma, 0 a my Wes mont lows ircle: App) Tod OLMBTEAD, 18 New Torace, obo BENT_—A nice PARLOR and two lange-cl FGrbnooss Heron etre dares ize ho children, in @ rlessaxt end cheerful Jocation, east front. 800 24 st,, cor. of Hn. sonth ani oct25 3t" R RENT—182 16th st improvement and range: ce lt story; rept 825: Ist of Noy Boi WARNER, 916. ot. aw. andsome BRICK Tee, Geor » D. reetown, D. G.: contain- ing fifteen rooms, bath-room, pgttationars i Warees, oct25 lr Foy SALE OR RENT— Fine new HOUSE, ele. tly carpeted prenenons, on § st., betwesn Titn'and sth sis, thirea story’ and basgmmene. 13 rooms, two bath-rooms, large closet, every in mera Sonrentence. Jot 25.8x9% to larve alley. Av: to J. ¥. OLMBTEAD, 1416 New York ave._ 0c! OR RENT nfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping; pleasant location; modern im- provements. Inquire 423 K st. n w. oct23-6t* 'OB BENT—28 Iowa Circle, furnished, 11 rooms; frescoed thronghout; modern, improvement $135 pez mont. W. W. DANENHOW Cae &S0. room, all mod pant FE RENT—PART OF HOUSE 818 Tie ‘Bt the second floor of which is occupied by the lady renting. References required. ae on premiscs. OR RENT— j, 8 handsome Jaro double Bri CF 16 re. ; conee: vate y conve Stable and Carriage House on rear of Extensive grounds surrounded by brick wail. rent low toa desirabie tenant. THOS. J. FISHER &CO., 1338 F * ccs 6 ‘OB BERT BRICK HOUS® No. 1i7 « roeué and bsth-room. Av. GEO. “TRUESDELL, 605 7th st. new. OR RENT- Handsome PARI BED- Rocks on sccsnd Qoer, ata or ae Yeniences. Apply 2118 Pena, ave. ‘OR Peete aangsomaety Saemished BOOMS, “single or en suite, with or without boat low pales, Fe apie deluentrally situated at 436 M st floor, mi boar imanloating oats on sag modérn improvements on lineof street care. o21-0" a el ad at OR RENT—Large, fine See 10. pone FG G street n.w., containing 18 me? al ern improvements. Terms ve cB) tenant. Inquire 8. ROR RENT—Two handi ‘with southern exposure for Sezators or Members, in the ity of 21 G at. nw. CARDING —A private family havin are BARRING A pute tem Daring wae ocd fable: location 40 two; Ea poate cereals Price $40 for $30; Fee RENT_Pleasant, well furnished | front: ‘on second and third floors, with first claes Boat , ina private family; , Near depart- tu Hst. n.w. ents and cars. Terms moderate. 1 cetz5-3t” 1214 'S3 OMS, with. boa ina Ren ated, ‘Terma $60 and $56 per inet a ton in Cotes et Wp wee oe OABDING—P: << Sane ROOMS at 2027 ist. nw. Pennsylvania a the doo: oota-was,in™ ae ee door. _oct0-w&s,1m*_ Pyne BANSIENT uD DAY ‘at No, 827 Vermont avent ple aso, the WHOLE or BA Rislied houses Mus, Me i: BOOT! tues OR RENT Newly and handsomely OO! communicating or single, eae Srey aa and 3d floors, with Board, at 2023 (Badoocn's Row.) aa taate. Pathity AND PL CREEIOY AND PLEABANTLY FURNISHED Kst,_oct?-21t Tei TREMONT ‘HOUSE 2 offere 7903 BOOMS, BOOM well farciafon a e per month home a steam, and every wey desirable. if R RENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished oF ae ‘ished. pleasait, locas 18, Indiana’ ion, at Nos. Say gag and month. SAHA LAGER. sepT- ys Rae OC TY vse LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. n.w., isone a oo ea coment and best conducted Bsr. ions i gransient Boarders aocommo LOST AND FOUND. morning, either Le eae tae BUShOeEeae receive re it SpouET: Praga CBIR the poe containing 2 progum of money, wi treat Base PRUE eda py ng for thie ad aavering wna Sue ne of Thempecnrs Shirt Feces sul = ¥ st. now. Patent Ofise. WW S0ut Pes b is Be Oba, Ete for particulars octll-eol2m ‘OR BENT—With BOARD, = suite of BOOMS, second floor, south front; also, front OOM, third foor; locatien central, ‘within haif bloat of Vest and Patent Offoes. 621'E at. n.w. oct ‘OR Ses ROOMS detizhtfally situated ; singly or en suite; house and locstion iret class; privatefamily. 1339'L st. n.w. 016-2w” Fa Ce S02 Kast Oapitcl street, new Buchs eos and throoms, larze ry cellar Rowe “heated by. Turnaee — a back Kairwoy every re st; Lot 24: £85; wil sell eet ‘owner. JOHN Tr. shee fod new. R RENT—Low—Well-farnished, one aaa = it and rear BOO) central- Einar ns ate teat ‘OB BENT Seven: roots Backs HOUSE, ane ane cd water, 26 Cnapin stre ‘Hill, two cks from 14th st. Ap py 605 Vth & Co. st n.w. OTIS BIGELO' Ly pee -£t0) a RESIORACE 124 E st. mua ana begat ower srounds, alin a grown! der. ‘Apply at above No. THOS. O. ‘LER- R RENT—To Genziruen—Laree FGhethandsceey, farashea B00: and tbird floors, B_ 920 Tow ZOEK ave. convantantto four lines of ca Fieaaed Bat te rues BBO ae PIANOS AND ORGANS. BBevscsx PIANOS AND ORGANS, at As fectory peices ‘and on the popular in-. Superior ‘Stock a: i ‘Boom. Ko 2 ‘Porans, woderste. st. suglé-3m° BRB SALE. F ‘A three-story FRAME HOUSE, 7 rooms, cas and Water, ing fi 20 — od tenant . location on a ar SESE Ciscoe ai mer Es ; Fate of interest. A three story Press Brick HOU rooms, ater and bath: situated on 6th st. Bear L.n-w. fe mvod home on investment #3, 700; on cay terms. Also, well locaied LOT, i so on 1115 F xt. nw. OR SALE OR REN Fiouring ‘Mill and+Mansion Houso rors MILL PROPERTY, at Creek, north of the P-street a snd within easy scotas ay! both Washing- Geo! in paddition to the ‘Mill and the Mansion House, taining gon aning 30 secu, Kitchen, pantry and oar, Consists Of about C8 weres Of iat oultsble for, Mor p re land and market warden. Inguire ere Freedman's Bae and Trust Uo., corner of Pa. avenue and aS Ses Free RESIDENCE FOR SALE, ON TWELFTH STREET, BET. G AND 8. PRICE LOW AND TERMS EASY. Three-etory san cellar, prossed brick front, with tone Trim ‘Two-story back-buildin; 10 , Dath-room and water-cioset, hot and cold water ana marble jrashstands; fine ‘new, fur- Race and. open rates: elo. nt mantels bel speaking-tnbes, ares en! first-class onder. Lot 20'feet 4 inches yohee by 9 95 feet to 10-foot ‘Price #9,000—$1,580,cash, &1, 000 at year, 61,500 at 2 years, $5, 00 tet pee aa Api ly to OLM STEAD, oct 5-3t 1416 New York avo. Fos Say Pore — HOUSE, No. 01H » 13 rooms S-atory Brick HO} 1108 G st. n.w., 11 rs. B-story oct23-6t Fo RENT— Br B. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. Tenth and F streets northwest. Ros een BYg 941 D st.n.w..store. $75 Fur. house, ‘Gi 1453 Mass. ave. n. we For. Grant P 1125 34th at-n.w. 100 320% Sth st-n-w.,13 ra ‘and sto! 83.33 = Ronse, 8 ie nw. Es ir house, Qst.n. 2630 Get. n. ‘ 3. ‘and bath. 3 I make no oo - Jandlords for advertising Siete Fro perty, and keep it before the public con- I have many of the Finest Building Sites in the city for sale. Also, Honses in at byte at prices from $1,000 to 860,00. Now is the time to buy. oct23_B. O. HOLTZMAN, 16th and F sts. n.w. — ess OB BENT— That elegant new HOUSE, No. 2209 Pennsylvania 23d street; ave., corner 13 delightful rooms; far. nace, and all other modern improvements ge énd back yards. Is for rent, $00 per mouth. ply t CEUETE 713 Market Bpace or 1918 Pa. av. FOR BENT. Fo BENT. FOR RENT. 24th & Pa. ave., 168.875 1303 18th st. frm. 2078.50 N.e.cor. 20 & L, more.30 ‘Monte‘y, store. 12 ae lit act wel in the Weat —- = ald consult my Bulletin before looking elsewhere. Ww. ain oct22 Corner 20th and I sta. n.w. R RENT— 100 SIXTH BT.,N.W.—Ten-room Brick, mod- ern imps. Brice 83514 a ¥ BI No COR. 15TH ST, AND NEW ie AVE. N.W. Upper part of ‘airn Building,” containing 40 ‘ me a oe Se Banding 4 e thorcny ir and location one Washi ton fOr ma hotel THREE, FIRST-CLASS STORES in Building.” cor. 1 bet, and New York ave. 1719 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. W.—Handsome Brick Residence, ps 15 rooms, elevator and all conveniences. *T sevemay FURNISHED HOUSES in desirable = ae, 1228 “*F* st. n.w. O16 zeO8. ‘OR -Four nearly — Brick HOUSES, 7 FR wing met im) rs ye Call tor'o iT O} eee Os!) for our rLIsT OF PROPENTIES ¥ FOR SALE. Ow with ners will do well to aes us. It will seoure Peper “CORCORAN La ie) “Nairn we ser 29 Bz THE Orrosirz U. 8. ‘TeEasi URE, 15TH OSice ly or Nin oo oe oa Wa Water and Poutas for BtOrage. Taguire of the Janitor FOR SALE. SALE—One new Btieff Cabinet Grand Woh F% NO for sale sta sacrific nol once, ts G. ‘seat ice, if L. WILD & BRO., st. nw. OR | BALE A ety link == a new Whips, Robes, &c. Horee, jee Ulcer kind and genti rieet beauty can trotin less than three minutes. Will Le sold lew. Qan beaeen at MOUNT VERNOD LIVERY STABLE, oct 25. oe rau ORSE, renee of — style with Seg moveue, as horse 16 hande, ¢ & years old; per fect! feariess. Can be seen at P. Le near E st. FLOR SALE—A rerfootly eaited Ladies’ SADDLE HORSE: sound and gentle. Bex GLCOIT & SON" “hay <6 end ING'S, 8 oct23-4t* FS SALE Complete set of TELEGRAPH TN- STRUMENTS, perfectly now, including the Mcree Register. Gan beaten nat Dowlngss 8. oe Rocms, Star Building. Fa SALE—Through sicfnessof owner, seat of Gentleman's Btable, consisting. of York) ii se par ‘08's BUGGY, neatly new! ‘ork) Ride » Dearly Rew: 2lso, PONY PHETON; two sets HARNESS, BIANEEIS, ROBES &o.:'No I) Without ox: ception the handsomest, safest and most genteel FAMILY ROAD MARE in the city ; 153s han reve years old, very stylish and prompt driver, in 3 muimutes, pect amaly gf eee io iinet nee BW. a E—A larze number of =e ast thes pAnpay: and GABRIAGES, 8: Coupe Rockaways, aime bee aie OB BOE ae Siac -416 sation, ow Repairing. prowptiyaiton OUNT VERNON LIVERY, ae 4 Mate STABLES, Ho es bath st. ey Ww. ae FIN TANOS AND ORGANS FOR ee EEE Ea ce te rena 10 11th st. n.w- PERSONAL. EXAMINES TITLES, a8 Jorberes PaTCH, A reports as feos on oat ent ‘ta erore 9 and fromn. Tash ae Waeeenene ee site U. B. P.O. CORA BLAND, BD. M.# ‘13th st. n.w. to.1208 may be consulted having this am: Herman in BUST tOftice. oc se to 1,000, will invest wit Address A. L. D. WALD, A gbTSNT for $25 or $30. [Post] Real Estate 1420 New York E BUSINESS CHANCE—With a BUSENESS can be mcbt that ddress for oct2’ Ws TED—A LOT, ony hocanes about a) by 100 feet. yu DENG, ~ Brak oct2T-at {Post} 1420 York ave RNITURE FOR SALF—A PARTON a F CHAMBER SUITE, worth $350, wil b ; Pipe Ure once. A. H. GI ore AG poPbolsterers and § OR SALE Hanaes CORNER located northwest bath; all residences in the city Ing THOM. treet n, MONEY TO_LOAN® Te LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix BUMS To Bi AtC per eent for lazwe and 7 ee cent for small sume poses R. 0. mito LTZMAN, octlé new. } ¥ TO LOAN. *"We baye CARB on hand to Loan in any sums @o- sired, op approved Real Katate security. No Getay in completing transact: ociS-lin THOS. J. FISHER & CO 1223 Pst.n.w. IOS y, 20 LOA®, in large oF small sams, on real estute, on long time and at low rates of aM SonRe intereat. ~ mm cot]-Im ‘ONEY TO LOAN M in eo To Lo. eo Ums To” sUrr, At Six Por Cont, Oe eats Som et Raton eT ates. a. N. HUYCK, ‘heat EsTaTR AGENT, 29-mni fnew 1805 Pa. ave., Atlington Ins. BT'a'g. wo" TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. XC 1 oa Also 2a ase eee ores Tates of interest. 3B. H. WARNER, aR 1e 6 F street northwest LADIES GOODS. (PSE Laucest Line OF INE PLUSH axp BRAVER HATS, LONG OSTRICH PLUMES, FANCY FEATHERS, Ero., South of New York, at MES. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1207 F st. nw. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4. and 6 Button, T5e., 25 and @1.50 Per Pair. ectl® ME. 8, J. MESSER, Drrsswaxtye in for 8. T TAYLOIS BA PAT. tion with Avenc: TERNS, SYSTEM UF north. M OUTTING, &e., 1303 F st. ootd-m B. VAN KREUTH. PARISIAN MODES, ELL 218th street northwest. ELEGANT WALKING, EVENING AND RECEP- TION DRESSES. LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMING: BUTTONS, ETO. - Dopeigpment of JERSEY WAISTS and PLUSH BASHES. oct “SWEEPS THE DECK,” HOSIERY, Beautifal styles and right prices. UNDERW In great variety for Ladies’ and Children at lowest 1008. SKIRTS, FLANNEL and VELVET, very handsome. GLOVES, Ki 2 » and Cashmere for ladies id, Dog, Castor, = mere for and And ready made Laces in 8canrs, Tres, &0. 52" Low Pnicks iN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DOUGLASS, oct? Oth street. ME. W, iGTON. D MAKING ND TRIMS. STORE, ae Pennsylvania ave ———— LL THE LATEST NOVELTIES AITERN BONNETS nnd HA’ BERY ES’ AND Ci La MADE TO rishi a Perfect satisfaction JAS. H. VERMILYA, LADIES’ FARHIONABLE BOOT, MAKER, sug Opposite U. 8. Patent Office? SPORTING GOODS. TOUT:: ij $100 GUN REDUCED TO $35!!! The biggest bargain ever seen in this country in eypeeey Barrel Breech loading Shot a ne Damascus ct the so unt sl 835, FORMER PRIOE $100. OMEARA’S cor. need B. cee: U.S. Treas., Seana Catal octlé C= BUrrenr, Hos. 403 and 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY OHILDREN OAERIAGES, AROH- ERY AND FISHING TACKLES; ORO- QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BIO¥- OLES, VELOCIPEDES AND waGcons. 3y24- _ Az Paicks To Burr THE Tres. PROPOSALS. = | pmorosars FOR MAIL BAGS. Waruinoron, DO. Suote aa “isa0.} SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- ceived at this Department until noon, on the sec- ond day of December, 1880, for farnishing, by con- tract, for four years, from the first day of January, 1681, MAIL BAGS like the samples of this De- partment; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS, conforming im materials and sizes to the Cfficial samples, but of different con- structiof and improved patterns of which bidders are to furnish samples. Specifications of the kindsof Mail Bagsand of the conditions and requirements relating to proposals, contracts, &o , as well as forms of biddieg, will be furnished on applicstion by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal will be considered which shall not have been submitted in accordance with such specifications and forms. ‘Ihe contracts which may be made will be in con- formity to the specifications and the accepted pro- pesais, The right is reserved, however, to reject epy or all the proposals. a8. N. TYNER, 0ct20-law6t_ Acting Postmaster General.