Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1881, Page 2

__THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, aU “crospy 'S. NOYES. The Evening Star has n reautar, permanent, tenn fide daily circulation more than treble | 1 te that of anther daily papers here added tomether. the | "Tue Stan office is connected with the Tele Phone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or night, free of charse. Persons leaving the city for the summer ean have Tue Stan mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed 8s often as desired. — ‘The statements telegraphed from Washington that the continued illness of the President is causing inconvenience in the departments, and, | fn fact, obstructing the machinery of govern- Ment, are not confirmed by the heads of these departments. In interviews with chiefs of some of them, pubiished only a few days ago in THe Star, the extent of the inconveni- ence resuiting from the President's protracted fiiness was summed up in the words of a Cabi- Ret officer: “It only compels us to let a few men, whom we think ought te be turned out, Femain in office a while longer.” The subject of the President's condition and its effet upon public business has been harped upon by some jonrnals of the country in asen- sational style, with the view of creating the im- Pression in the public mind’ that the affairs of government demand that the Vice President should assume the presidential seat and duties until the President recovers. In the first place, there is no power vested in any person or body to determine what constitutes presidential ina- bility. The constitution provides that, “in case of the removal of the President from office, or of his death, resignation or inability to discharge the powers and duties ot the said office, the same shall devolve on the Vice President, and the Congress may by law provide for the ease of removal, death, resiznation or inability both of the President and Vice President, de- ¢elaring what officer shall then act as President, and such officer shall act accordingly until the disability be removed, or a President shall be elected.” Even if Congress were now in session there would be no oceasion for any determination of the question to whether the President’s - present condition is one of inability, as con- templated in the constitution. Only the other day the President attended toa state matter re- quiring his attention. The country may rest en- tirely easy in the assurance that whenever the affairs of government require attention which the President is not able to give he will make it easy for the Vice President to discharge the functions of the office ad interim. There will be no need of pressing the matter upon his at- tention. << A recently reported interview with ex-Presi- dent Woolsey, of Yale College, represents that gentleman as expressing the opinion that it is dreadfully dangerous to leave our sea coast in its present undefended condition; that we should for home protection, as well as to make us respected abroad; and that there is nothing to prevent any moderate naval power from on our declared. Admiral Porter is also reales as saying that the whole of the present nayy of the United SI lier war ayer anda a great ‘fanny more of them, too. That the Admiral of a navy should desire to have that establi and showy, fs natural enoush; never was a cat, it is safe to suppose, that didn’t want the longest and handsomest tail in the market; but that it is Recessary to have a large and expensive fleet Tiding in every harbor on the coast to protect it froma possible enemy, is stuff and nonsense. The idea of taking even poorly-fortilied sea-coast cities in thirty days was pretty well exploded @uring the late war in this country, and the fa- cilities for defence, without building enormous forts or manning expensive ships, have vastly increased since then. With the late improve_ ments in torpedos and other submarine explo- sives, reinforced by a few obstructions in the exposed channels. there is a much better chance of sending to the bottom all the fron-clads that England or any other country could send across the Atlantic than there is that they would do any serious damage after they got here. tee Do the District Commissioners govern the District, or do the street railway companies govern the Commissioners? That is a query Which has suggested itself to the mind of a good many people, lately, in view of the bad condition of Pennsylvania avenue along the car tracks for a good portion of the stretch between the Treasury and the Capitol. A ridge of dirt that becomes pasty mud or driving dust, ac- cording to the weather, has been permitted to Hie there for wee greatly to the discomfort, at all times, of everybody reqnired to cross that wide thoroughfare, and, when the wind blows, greatly to the damage also of goods in the stores and shops along the line, as well as greatly to the injury of the eyesight of persons having oceasion to be anywhere in its neighbor- hood. On Satuniay, for example, and to-day, when there was a stiff breeze, it was almost impossible to see any distance in any di- rection there, on account of the clouds of blinding dust, to say nothing of the difficulty of breathing. in consequence of the extent to which the air was loaded with filth and foul odors. ‘The situation is, in short, an insult to the com- munity and a disgrace to our so-called authori- ties. Is there to be no relief from this outrage on the public until the street car company sees fit to afford it of its own motion? Have our well- paid officials really no power in the premises, or are they too kindly disposed to exercise it? Clearly, no private citizen would be allowed to so set at naught the rights and comfort of his neighbors. Why, then, is a corporation permit- ted to do it at will? — +e One might reasonably suppose that the human family isadvancing in knowledge and happiness, and that things are getting graduaily in shape for the millenial period, if it wasn’t for the lar- ger number of communications sent to the news- papers every year without the name of the author being furnished. That fact shows that the number of fools is constantly increasing, and tends to destroy all faith in intellectual and moral progress. 2 Dr. Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, continues to share with Dr. Hammond, of New York, the responsibility and glory of treating the President's case at a distance. Dr. Halstead ex- Presses the opinion that an ounce or two of good whisky every day would help the distinguished BAzearxs THAT ARE BARGAINS! BARGAIN Wo. 1. One lot (56 in all, sizes medium,) MENS GRAY AL- PACA COATS that were $2.25, $2 snd $1.75. The choice of them at $1. BARGAIN No. 2. One lot (about a hundred) of our regular DOLLAR WHITE VESTS, slightly soiled, at 50 cents. BARGAIN No. 3. BOYS’ and CHILDRENS WHITE DUCK JACKETS, sizes 5 to 15 years of age, worth from $1.25 to $2, The choice of the lot st 50 cents. BARGAIN No. 4. One dozen’sizes 4, 5 and 6 CHILD'S TWEED SUITS, | Worth $2.50, at $1.25. BARGAIN No. 5. One lof CHILD'S LINEN KILT SUITS. Cost us $2.123g. We close them at $1. BARGAIN No. 6. One let of $7 CHILDREN'S SUITS at $4. Afewleft of the 35cents MEN'S BROWN LINEN VESTS, small sizes only. A few left of the BOYS’ $1 VESTS at 25 cents. ‘There are no more of the BOYS’ PANTS or JACKETS at 25 cents. IF YOU WANT ANY OF THESE GOODS YOU MUST NOT DELAY COMING. A. SAKS & CO., 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. _al5 oJ, W- KENNEDY & C0, ° Established 1900,) 606 PENNSYLVANIA WohrE Wwe AND 607 B STREET Have for Sale at Bottom oe PRESERVING, KETTLES, APPLE HINES, "WITH" CORTNG. wes SLI ATTACHMENT, PEACH AND POTATO PARERS, IMPROVED BEER VENTS AND FAUCETS. ASBESTOS HOUSE PAINTS. N. B.—Store closed at 6 p.m. WANTED—HELP. FOR pee eee FOR RENT—ROOMS. DRY GOODS. DRY_GoopDs. Wine. CLERK IN A GROCERY STORE. on eroond eae. ‘five rater. 135 North A wi pine street, half square from three on third floor; OF UNFURNISHED E00! als." ANTED—BY A Peer EAS OF ROCKBRIDGE Woe Van ‘White Wir RELIABLE COMPETENT | GIRE, yo ote geist th eon references, to do the see No children. Apply st, the WAsep a’ PRIVATE FAMILY, A SETTLED, her burt cook, wae Bust be os cond Dread Iekes or sree ar a tere tetnees Kant ‘and Ins ANTEDTA LIVE MAN, ONE THAT UNDER; stands the provision business. None Soe ie apply, at Homie Market; 1630 14th treet: ED—A SETTLED COLORED, ee ae ul housework | Munt stay nichts and bring ———— re yANT DAN BNERGETIQ AGENT FOR A ‘irs Life inmurance Company for this Dis triet. “Kies Pak Bor x 20, City Bost Office. al SERV! eas ea eo es 3 way . Ennis ao Servant, ""Ticeneea Agency, 336 wen reference. ‘wont. Servants, reet northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. fesage toe “REGISTERED AXD THOROUGHLY Clerk; must come well OR, No. 800 7th street north- al2-: ate We weet Tecom- JR tpt vee wine een, BRICK MAN- et alert é PENTHOUSE. 408 N STREET Soar yvemente; will gg WaGGaHAN ration toe Free Sori 6 foe Eee NISHED Fee RENT— eit ane OF FOUR UNFURNISHED as, UNFUR! s for ocean, seman Apyig at 108170 17th street north : Ss SS NG ROOMS BSS, SEC. F aR or SET So <a fe Peon es ee parties. "Stabte no PO Hoo “i ‘one’ ria CHARLES W. HANDY; 509 Tthstrect uortawest, k16-% | Iu ieoet Pade Grant How, Star othee. as 3 Fae RENT ANY Sars OF, FROPERTY, PRIVATE | JOR RENT_THEEE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ‘TONER ak the off car WAS Pie rit ‘for gentleman onl co. AG: | also, one GAUAN: S19 7th sees 13-8 | factory reforences ‘Apriy at No. 101 “Retret Fag RENT— for gentleman and wife: Screst northwest, References ‘TWO LARGE, DESIRABLE 1 eysror oon eat eter ean children; at No. Sa exchanged. R RENT—2013 ler ere p| Poe RENT-HOUSE NO. Sit VERMONT | Very desirable. $10 per rary desirable neigh ood ia ee eee eee ye RENT-LIGHT, AIRY FURNISHED FRONT Ponares 6 eee eS ae 1390 8TH STREET | (for, Wiemmen only.) Apply corner 15th and G stents ni rooms: in horthrwest. ‘a2, 13,15 Tours & Sisnicsy oe ern PES 5-8 OR RENT ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND 4 id water; well ‘yentilated: wil it. Appl A. 8. STOR: ae nel att Arig re FOL RENT 209 2TH STREET NORTHWEST, mv Tig ee ach floor. ith bath on Also, Sulte of Rooms on fret floor. ai0-Lin* (OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS | FO PEST EX oes 00 a Fee psaecmanr eo ae ‘7 rooms, $12. Proepect ee Tang R RENT_STORE No. 218 10th strect northwest, Goon rom 3 T ops, 80 ol ere acy all —— south of Pennaylvania avenue And ear Wholesale 1714 2ist street northwest, 4 ned one Hh | stand for grocery, feed or commission L northwest, $107 corner “13th ‘and. ( \quire at 926 Louisiana avenue. Jy5-3m Foon 818-80. Abe tke BORE Stes | T Street horthweat. SPY" Ac B CAXWOOD, EDUCATIONAL. R RENT-4HE DWELLING PART OF 77-6 OPS EN ‘AL HIGH SCHOO} x fone at the corner of 8th street; four B 2 Wel ee sear f ~ yard: Tented SEPKEMBER 121i, 1881, Jn the on premises, in the store. of tye Four sda Sip a pecan Chara Scientific Schoo! Fe BENT_NO. _ LTH STREET NORTH. or WANTED—SITUATIONS. 7 ANTED-BY. ASTEADY AND TRUSTWORTHY young man (white) a Situation as coschman or to make himeclf Ariver of bi ra erally Address Box 77, office, al0-6t" cxiness wagon; ful; ref WANTED—ROOMS. SHED state location and price or no attention paid to answer. Address 1, Stor Waa GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH wo well-behaved a ‘respect- two comfortably furnished Koous? one miny be term: 10 month: within four or five Sth and Bstrects, Address BOE Ay ser | # nivecaiy. Baral Reade, al Reade West Yornt tht, Coleg a of the coy No, anand. bath: ‘at Mood ¥ ial SOOTY and 0 Di Rr Parmi, Apply to ES A wMtotNTHGE, 38 a15-3m = Washington, D. Fx RENT—A NEW BRICK HOUSE, with ALL | [SS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON. WILL RE- Li modern ae Jems, 202 P sree nor SEPTEMBER bri Mien Lear may ino be ited. App! = | as Contral at West, J. 8. HOPRINS a3-3t" | Metzerot's Muse Stare al5-1m. ‘OR RENT—A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUS ; Foctentrooms and al mxigen toprpresoanta Ed ee eee D atrect southweet. Apply at No. 249 avea! cates sons and daughters for real life. The Business z isinees, ARamoticr Wise K RENT_BRICK HOUSE NO. 80T N STREET | Lanius ess, Ari S Ep ttiiie tee aor mae oem | manic gears ere teas am miy at S103 8 ith and E; streets | Fasiness and Buvice, Day and Evening Soa = Bcholastic year beeing MONDAY, August 29,. A val- Fe RENT_No. 1619 K STREET NORTHWEST, uable ramplilt, containing an eloquent addres th the $60 per month; al conveniences. Appiy to | sunderts ok Elemente of Sucoras Barnes Ae Garfield B. P. SNYDER, National Safe Deposit Companys, ca cor- | aud a Tribute to Graduates of Spencers her 15th street and ie York + avenue. ieee, by Ringe egal ~— also fal nas PR RENT NORTH 4 STREET, WITHIN A Sean aortas ce may ie obtained at ‘the aa i stone's throw of the Capitol Zrcoma and Dascrient, | Oi, YG. SPENCER: Pring! #ig per month” "ingle f FHANK TE, BROWNING, | OBARA A. SPENCEL, Vice Prinayal ae \ ONZAGA COLLEGE, seer ot ice. WANTED TO, RENT—THREE FURNISHED OR oms, second floor, references, Address Med Star ofione al2-3t* _WANTED—HOUBES. 3 Baw pune STORY eee WAREHOUS! with di 633 Louisiana avenue, Ap = at National Bonk 0 oth Republic. teeph Bz RENT HOUSE 2 2119 H STREET ae odern nt Al Ply to TOTOHN THD TRIMBLE, IOP atrecks nas ae SE 01 ROOMS, GOOD REN] TORE degO3 WEL ood snort weet part of clone mast eoney Stones, tee nottoeet pp comet i ng P_neary_so;cellar and moder improvements, “Would | tn q 3. AL RU 2i-im Mike it near one of the circles: $25 er month; referonces. | fs Address 1924 Massachusetts ° OR AP EOS ON THE THE No ae EST ear a | corm street an TED-SMALL OR MEDIUM-SIZED HOUSE art BEE, Mined We pod location at reasonable rent. Address MBE checeperinwecrs: AED SCE HA Jn 78, Star office ald- ANTED TO. PURCHASE (FOR CASH TWO ywellings cation. Apply to 8H. wane, Ro: oe i oaisens oven e's A Sr IN THE SUE city. Address J. Wt ED— Swestern part or tie State derartment, city. UST ARRIVED A CARGO OF UPPER LEI FURNACE COAL, NOW DISCHA KING & SON, ILLIA M a15-3t2c2p No. 102, T6th street northwest. G ERMAN TABLE LINENS. We offer this week a full line of the above desirable goods and confidently recommend them as the best Table Linens in the market for service and appearance. BARNSLY DAMASKS: in all widths and qualities, 8-4, 9-4 and 10-4, ‘NAPKINS TO MATCH. CLOTHS IN ALL SIZES. A Special Barzain—1 dozen Pure LINEN NAPKINS, weight, 22 ounces, for $1.50, ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, aulS 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fst LINEN LAWNS............20 cents “ cOoTTION “ ... 10“ “SCOTCH GINGHAMS.. 25 se *« LACE STRIPES. lg) *¢ “« _ SEERSUCKERS. 10 and 123 “* EMBROIDERED SWISSES, 21 to35 ALL KINDS OF THIN DRESS GOODS AT LOW- EST PRICES. TYLER & CHEWNING, als 918 77H Steer Nontwesr. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FRR RENT—A “A PROMINENT BUSINESS ee hy Dwelling No. 423 10th street. near gas Office above qbennsylvania, avenue. "Store can be de- dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, includ- ine two larg large parlo Inquire at 936 cellar, gas, water, bath, &c. jana avenue. Sy5-3m_ NT—A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN GooD fuborhood. convenient to F street cars; « new repair; all modern improvements: ut 4303 'O ne Georeetown, house, fn. thomug nine rooms. Apply at We V ANTED-SECOND-HAND | FURNITURE IN large or stall quantities. Address J. W. DYER, Star office. Jy21-Im Wanteb-at RICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 496 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- niture to steam. Jy8 W: ANTED—CARPETS TO CLEAN. WE DO NOT WHIP Carpets. Our work is done better and prices Jower than in any other establishment in Washington. Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 pee isiana avenue. yy ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT. JOHN E. BELL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenu ry State and Ter sioner, Examiner and Notary. Alw a.m. FOR SALE—HOUSES. 47 I Streer Now: pdchool will be resumed ber. There are two and the comm ‘Terms, $20 ver sesai Cataloxues may be obtained at Stores and at Mr. Fi Rev. Robert F charge stitution refers to his former Puplla in the F street Seminary and other colleges {THWEST. on the first Monday of aa ‘the ion of five in assuming of of th item - ened We the’ Catholic: Book rancie B- Mohun's. fis in; Society of Jesus. PRIVATE SCHOOL ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL — CHARLES E. PRIN HILTON, A.M., FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER Sra. they will receive the care Pupils fitted for College, Scientific School, or Busi- ners. A limited number of Pupils received into the the family of the Principal, wl Hees of a home. further information apply at 405 East Capitol al0~ — Vv -ASWTNGTOR prok SALE—A DESIRALE N-ROOM FRAME Dvellin, Lot 20 feet by 83%; feet. Terms, $600 cach; balance in aie t trae and sihteen months. “In- | _ Sp quire on premises, Rorthwest. a8-12t | Pomnt, | Annape = “erin OR § ATE RB ITC Rl 124 F strect northwest; pleasant grounds, with lowers: shade ees Sat fennel Es wi examined between 6 and7 T Pel all-im* Fo: SALE TWO-STORY ICK HOUSE, SI rooms, all modern improvements. Tnquite on the Biemrines, "No. #09 4th street northwest, between 4 an O'clock p. in. ‘Price teaconabie.. hers MISCELLANEOUS V =u RS AND HAIR MATTREs enovate by Steam and Make Over. | Upholete and Decorating. Furnit andexamine. At F. H. iture YOUNG'S, 104 Peanaytva yania ETO STORE IN FT ACE’S, 616 La. ave. marll ANTED—FEATHI TO RENOV MAT. aces to Remake, Furniture to Duck: an Ship, at ACE & BROS", 616 Louiriana avenue. marl WASTED SOLD Goun J real AGE all Quantities. Highest cash price Penneplvattigaventucs bet. 9 an d 46 streets, Wes ‘OU TOK Seas SELLA FIRST- ‘class Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better deal cheaper than a and a reat & commen new suit sng sereat per can 1 and JUSTH'S OLD STAND, rthwe No. 619 D_street north. 409 9th st. northwest. ond-hand Clothing. or at Branch Store, No. —We buy but first-class Jani9 COUNTRY BOARDING. CLA’ ‘RY BOARD AT BLOOMING- dae Farm, half ule from Kawt Falls Church Sta- tion, at reasonabie rates. Good shade and water. dress Mrs. J. W. PHILLIPS, Falls Chureh, Vas j37-2m eee OR IN CL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.— Boarding and_D: ‘hol Children, re-opens MATHEMATICS, Latin, Greek, French, German and Eneiish. ss, oa 8th and K streets, tio CT SCHOOL FOR BOYS d Girls will reopen on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, ‘at the corner of East Capitol pecial ‘attention to preparation for College, West a aud all competitive examinations, and 4th a5-1m, FORGETOWN | COLLEGIATE INSTIT UTI J Boarding and Day. Ladi session of 1881 and 1862 mall commen EPTE! MISS’ Wey STEPH 3100 N street, W Fa ‘SALE-STOCK AND PIXTU RES 0 ar z 5 Store with a Th A Pes > fe ash cer BOARD AND TU! ITION, “you NG low. No. 117 Bennsyivania Cote ee ete cas fey Oo OR SAL ver dra Lor. SOUTH SD Or K = Jy30-261 strect northwest pito st eS speeds 0) fect ge ale. cheap. “app eit Te eerie FEMALE INSTITUTE, Feces EEON, fre igs Ppa ed WARRENTON, VA. Fuss SALE OR RENT—A COUNTRY DAIRY, WELL Session begins SEPTEMBER Isr. tablished. Parties entirely without capital app HOBERT PRAZER not apply. 117 Sthteteet northwest. PRIS Bee | Maul-Sawaw Sl SALE. ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.—THE ae a BIG SACRIFICE. | ante ee ext ocesion commences TUESDAY SEPTEMBER lagnificent Grand Sq 5 aloe or information address WM. ornatsented rosewood (ioe eS eC PARKER P President, College ‘Station, Prince George's ities; used but four months: lexantiy em- | county, M aul-2aw2m Prcutaced cover and stool for ouly $225 cash, or part with a reliable time can be: iy; Owner must sell at once. yee LADIES’ COLLEGE. ArDly st stowey 7. NIMMO'S presi ike Ee Pee toes rom Poe lent D.C. 453 AKO WazEnoous, L., Lord bishop of Huron. oe FALL TERM OPENS WEDNESDAY, SEPremser 21. OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR, UN: Property, a Furm a 0 acres, 3 inles from Washington, bh main roads iiuproved with a9-room house, Sue peach and young apple orchard, with excellent water. Inquire at No. 22 1 atreet horthwert, Washington. al0-iw= from Niagara routes between the East SOIMEE Bi BOARDING.—FORTY OR, FIFTY PER- Board an kons ean be accommodated with and Room, at She Kivernide Hotel. Point Lookout, any Sime ea era moderate. For partic address'G. W. Lookout, Md. = Bhar FR: SALE—CHEAP_HORSE, BUGGY. AND HAR ness; also, one Six-horse Engine and Cail and ‘examine at No. 513 K street northweet, i for selling, change cf business. al0-6t" OR ‘SALE — PIA 0-5 T-OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD » ubetior tone atid Anish, n comparatively new; Stool ant Cover: $138. Ti E. C. WORCH, 1159 10th néeeet hort. ia the She BARGAINS. DEY GOODS. During the balance of August we will offer special in- ducements to close out many lines of Goods. ‘The stock is very large, and well worthy the attention of buyers. TRUNNEL, CLARK & CO., 903 MARKET SPACE, als ae QONTAINING ‘30,000 WORDS, JOHN C. PARKER'S, ase G17 and 619 7th street, RY THE NOTE PA:ER FOR ONE DOLLAR A of Ne Ee EL BLT Sold by J. C. PARKER. al3-6t* 617 and 619 7th street. LL OF THE 8EA SIDE AND FRANKLIN SQUARE A LIBRARIES, 4: be yl a13-6t" ext and G19 Tairmeese. (Caear DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS. Prior totaking inventory, and until October Ist, we ‘will close the remainder of our Stock at such prices as must induce large sales. Our stock of Fall snd Winter Goods from last season contzins many choice goods for office and school wear at much lees than cost. Fancy greatly reduced. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at cost | for the best. Au examination of our Stock will eave yon money in your purchases. JOHN T. MITCHELL, all-6t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wits HOTEL . LOTTERY. ‘THE DRAWING FINALLY § SETTLED AND FIXED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881, Is THE Day Derznurxep Urox. & ERE patient at this time. A remark from Dr. Frances E. Willard, of the N. W. T. U., would seem to be in order now. > —____ A French savant submits to the Revue Scien- tifique the formula for a new beverage, which he says he discovered in the interior of South America during a recent visit there. We beg to submit that a new beverage is not what is weeded. What the world wants is the means of indulging in the beverages we now have. It an get along very well on those. Va, at once. Ata meeting of the sbuctinaldirs’ Rand last Friday, the board of directors was nue ized to issue bonas to the amount of $1,000,000 #2 ‘Resident Residence on Free FEE, ERLE tee : wEnmeretnol SSSES8ESSES35222253 ne i ~ $250, $1,000 $1,500, ‘$2,000, oon, 00%, 00 $5,000 oh real estate security. ” al3-6¢ E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F. Moy? TO LOAN—$500, $1, 51,000, 52; 000, to loan on good real moderate, FOX No. 900 F y are TO TOAN et REAL Estare. SECURITY, At Rates. _al2im THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Moet Amalia ot MONEY TO LOAN for 9 a ae on oa - with safety. ‘Adaress C. KER, oom 7, : loud Bais ly M ‘ONEY TO rae In Sums to Bae’ ON REAL, a eines secuniny. mT Oltica 1505 Pa. aver Aviingbe hae AORN: $3,000 im pias tnorth- (000 TO LOAN, Per Cent, OR OB SALE NOW ONHAND, Al reali a Fine ine Stock of Fal ap Winter Care ‘Coupe- sion Pease [og a Recon hand om Lanianies Victorias’ Exten- Carriages of every annum. Handsome and ated in a most Library, Medical A\ Lady: Principal Hel Heltmuth Ladies’ College, ll ado ono of the pricy ‘A reduction of ‘one hall for dae For “‘circulars” andf: jous buildings, beantifn situ, locality, about tour hours, comprise 140 acres. ‘The aim coltexe is to tipon’ the soundest Protestant piel les, a8 the upon principles, as the on! folid baxis for the right formation of chi poken in Board Ea cours ot Engiisy, the Auclent and Mek ta Calisthenies, Drawing and painting. ope ct Piano and ne datichters’ of maar aracter. ce MISS CLINLON da roar Frent London, On- sylt-2awi6t Te ROBERT H. GkAHA! 89 Repository and ae 410-416 Sth of. northwest. POR SALE oR. EXCHANGE FOR (PROP: erty in the Disthict x Fase Maryland with good improvements. Address OWNER, = office. aul 12" FE,84 SALRA “A GREAT, Bi BARGAL orth Arlington Feeit aud ‘arm,”” (near Bi: RVING FEMALE COLLEGE, MEC HANICSHURG, SEPTEN PrEMIBEN Ts a farrisburg.) ‘Ewenty-sixth y« REV. T. P. EGE, A. M. Prest. =a FOR BOYS, REISTERS’ va Bae Advan MD. Sak fess Unsurpassed pent Paowe J.C isth, “C ptember Catalogues REAR AM, Principal. 320-co6w A Dairy within eight of thie beautifull Easy “King annall Farsue on in hope a: PHIL- LIPS, 1438 Rew York avense, oo SALE—ONE FIRE. SEAREY NEW 75-05. -0C- ; maa poritivel ‘eaah for owner wi haviet thea to be seen x SE Wu THES, 709 7th wrthwest. x BSAA TE LARGEST ASOUTMIENT OF few au ind Carnages and Buyeies, for sale or exchanwe at very low prices, P. D. SCHMIDT & C0., 460 Penne: aves? 5e50" Int Mo 70 ae OR REAL ES TAG Dubay’ PER CENT. nope: NOUrzMaN, m1 th and F streeta northwest. ‘ONEY TO LOAN. OB OX ‘SATURDAY BVENING LAST A MA: L have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Esr, ‘tonic Breastpin on tis OF B eurect northwest if Fama of from $100 and upwards, at lowest Toten od £608 F utrost «suitable roward will be palds 1° Charges moderate. Wo delay. FOUND _A SMALL SUM OF MONEY. APPLY AT . A NER, Boom 53, Office Compt ‘of the Curren: as nov26 916 Panes eee No. jo, 200 15th otro ortawesk ‘EDWAED WOLGOT: LOST AND FOUND. MISS MARGARET H. LEB, Cate of Ts WEST WASHINGTON & ScH09L FOR GIRLS ‘Incorporated May 28th, 1881.) SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881. ‘Tkuas Pen in Entish and Res see ae See OST—LAST WEDNESDAY EVENING A SMALL i lack and tan Does had on collsr and aconse No. TaT. A suitable reward will be paid if returned (0. 128 E street north as Tm to rpapary, SS FOR THE IMPROVED I oe TION OF DEAF MUTES, }d 68th streets, ‘iticulstion Pure Oral Method. Send for circular. inte oe wene, be- New York. "The largest 1867. apl-eoim of the highest onder. GHELLE GIBBONS Hr HALL, BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.—A Hams Schock SEs Varied advan- BUSINESS CHANCES. 700,000 2% al5-lm NOE MILL BE BE EXCHANGED nn OR _STOLEN_SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th, from 621 F street southwost, a Black and Tan § fo ‘uietaine of Nala ‘Liberal reward if shove, oF J. O. MoCAFFREY, 6th street Lene PISOOPAL F AEN UP ASTRAY ON SUNDAY, THE CHILD'S. S| NECKLACE, W WITH ibaa gon Far Jeft at 1018 11th street northwest. : ek, ciara St-ipammane = vcrenct yvenue south-. property ‘20th. appl pOREr IN ent, 20 ‘othe im” MISSES BURGESS, Principals. Pinsiish, F. AND MRS. LUCIEN B. C. ‘French ‘and Classical 10 PMoney abv at 2 INVENTION, eer beloce ce afiee SOG ‘before ae dither o —— N=®¥ STOCE pea MILITARY ACADEMY, GHESTER, PA (OPENS SEPT. 14.) WElicg UNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, in Fak ety eS m2l-4m pc oh ed ads ee eooEe in THITS FINE PROME- fone. pace uta Doane and $30 per manth. sp30 ee es ceeaes, nda cet Sadish Fae men a PERSONAL. Nigeiee sae ae sen bebe Wy oopwarp & LOTHROP, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 HAVING CLOSED THE BALANCE OF AN IMPOR- TER’S STOCK OF HAND-MADE REAL ANTIQUE LACES, AT A GREAT LOSS TO THE IMPORTER WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER THE SAME AT HALF PRICE. THIS PRESENTS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSEKEEPERS TO SUPPLY THEMSELVES WITH THE MATERIALS AND MAKE AT HOME CURTAINS, BEDSPREADS, &c., &¢., AT VERY LOW PRICES. BOSTON HOUSE, 21—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE—921 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ASTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS AT COST. LAPPET MUSLINS AT COST. LISLE THREAD GLOVES AT COST. BEST FRENCH ORGANDIES reduced to 200, BEST ALL-LINEN LAWNS reduced to 200, MADRAS GINGHAMS AT COST. BEST PACIFIC LAWNS reduced to 80. REMNANTS PACIFIC LAWNS, reduced to Se. WHITE BATISTE WITH BLACK POLKA SPOTS, re- iced 25c. ; former price 3755. BLACE GRENADINES AT COST. cui i aed GAUNTLETS, at TSc.; former LADIES’ SILK GLOVES, at 50c.; former price $1.25. “GREAT BARGAINS” IN LADIES’ EMBROIDERED at 25c., 50c., $1 and $1.50. Serta SUMMER DRESS FABRICS AND BONTINGS RT Cost. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN SILKS, SATINS, &c. "27 ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, al3_ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Con. 9rn Srener. C##4P DRY GOODS. Our entire stock of SUMMER GOODS is well assorted, and we are offering some GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES Who wish to purchase. Examine our stock, and you will be convinced that our prices will COMPETE WITH ANY IN TOWN. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Manxer Space. _ NOTICE! !1 _als_ Notice: NOTICE!! ‘We only have about one week more to sell our entire stock at AT COST FOR CASH. All in want of cheap Dry Goods should take advantage of the reduction. BROWN & CLAGETT, al3 809 MARKET SPACE. a Bene AT COCHRANE’S, OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. FINE FASHIONABLE FICHUS, Att Hanp Emprorpenep, Fresca Mutt. PRICES PROVERBIAL, Namely: 50c., 75e., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50 each. P. S.—These quotations are guaranteed to be HALF PRICE, and this means HALF VALUE, aswell. The goods are NOT perishable; the shapes and styles are the very latest, the very neatest and most genteel. We had FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS’ worth. This one GREAT AMERICAN BARGAIN will soon be sold out. Orrosrre Rrcos' Bank. At cost. ald GUINNIP, DAY & CO, 820, 822 anp 824 Severe Staxer Nonrawsst, HAVE MARKED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS DOWN TO COST, AND MANY ARTICEES MUCH BELOW COST, IN ORDER TO MAKE BOOM FOR THEIR ENORMOUS FALL STOCK, WHICH WILL SOON BEGIN TO ARRIVE, AND WHICH WILL REQUIRE EVERY INCH OF ROOM IN THEIR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT TO ACCOMMODATE IT. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. 6 CMsue OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST. All of our French Lawns. All of our Figured Linen Lawns. All of Figured American Lawns st Actua Cost. One Thousand es "ety bali i fi | | rill it ip ‘4 = = = TT! MARK DOWN PRICES ar SINGLETON & ROEKE'S, peradpmcccmmenesy $2-Nont Eaten g LSnee fo of Tugeain Remnants at Se. per yard. SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, No. 601 MARKET 6PACR. ae At sy18 MIT ATION STAINED cexth’ Deautiful javention alle s yecen peas sageeeiea tel eects ie Ung (eps eal or send ~~ Troon “SS CULVERWELL. agt oe on c. J B. WHITE & rs . PortLasD Cra ROMAN CEMENT" TEN CEMENT. Biy over ten Coetamnd bane oh pent eee ee Rercuxtheniune the foutuatiem of be Wari ment were awarded to WR oral our bet THO WARD FLEM x c EMING, sae aa agent United States, 33 RS a. - L. * BISCOR, ixtrict of Co sian nen of i. ¥- Saecties ee guste MANTE AT FACTORY, and Retail, ©. near 6th STREET NORTHWEST. _ J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Agents, 12th etreet Wharf and 1202 F street northwest. ALKER'S, ee? 10rn STREET. Orrick LDING FOR STATE, Wan Ax Nave eranrwes Seated Propose. fe e furatahing "and na verti for furatshing ani 1 21,500 cube yards, mi of 1 at the wite OTW oF Less, orth wing of the Building wy Departmonts, ih thin city, will be recel at this office until 12 ™. ISS. of then a Proposals wil be rece veil. i She ofice, of the Gecretany up te AUGUST TWENTIETH, for the iy Kroring the Dining ltr ectionery Stand, Hotes, selling Iop-Cor, and all iesitiwabe amnge ayeuts inthe sromuds of “the “Axricultural Sogiety af Montromery county during its approaching Far om Seqteanber 7th, Oth. "CW. PRETTYMAN, Secretary. ___ SPECI ALTIES. CELEBRATED ORIGINAL P ARRIVED THE ren, the Mrs. W: ereatest living Americon M. Prine Mairve, yant, examines discares personally and hair; consults on all affairs of life without . Gives nantes, dates, events and prophetic fife his: ‘es, Sutinfaction guaranteed. Oltice 238 Peneyt rthwest. euxd-21t' i Vania avenue nor CH MEDIUM, WORKS 3 tells trae life: card readers F elves coon advion fae lady and genteman. No. th street norchwest, Hours from 9 to 12 a. nd? to pan Aas. Ye BROOKE, TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF All business confidential. Ladiewand Gens 0. 408 L stroot, inde 48 and 10-2 S ecamernba ar ‘White's establishment zaaie Transylvania avenue, Oppo: a reba from Sind evoidance. of of avd Nails, Vaectilar Exctuscencen, and other ailments of the feet, “Hours, 8am. to 6 p.me Fee, $1 per visit. R. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 43097 09TH STREET. Dai and ceded, Ful rod TRIE, 9 to 11 a.m.» Wetnosdays, fro -clans references. 330-6mn" ‘mn 425 7TH STREET over BB. PARSONS, DENTI , betwen D apd E tzne's Bookstire. Operative, Sur Dentistry “aly eeeee ousuitation free. Ss] orient. Cellunsid Toots hesertea G2 asm all operations on the patural teeta at reasonabie Extracting, ‘50 cent BR. DUKE, » DES NTIST, 715 14TH STREET I wi street and Bow otk La oa it vest, Hel Seog eae Teeth Dis Cs = ), GANDER, 3 and fund ettiog ead Wiest Ooms reign, Lose ee ee ae Se oe ry ni dee es ‘Statler free to all. 940 New York avenue northwest. LUMBER. M. TALBOTT, DE DENT, Se 437 7TH from in WE ALOXE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, No, 16 feet...... ..rer 100 feet, $1.25 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet...... bad VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2......+ = 1.60 CLEAR SIDING, haif inch, No. 2... - 1.00 WHITE PINE SHINGLES, neari = ‘Crapo brand. ........ A or th Thousand 3.90 WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF EXUIRE Cost OF BUILDINGS FREE OF Cl WILLET & LIBBEY, ‘Srxrm Sacer axp New Youu AvExvn. = | Nonruxax Linney Samner Govan. Sat ape awe prague ae i, Conn io ivkadiar pacha Satse mise ist for book Of cures. Give it'a trial, Saiigen” pre . PIANOS, a ° meats sey fete a epaerernaco “TISTS' SUPPLIES always om hend- GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., m30 428 xn Sraeet Nonrnwesr. ie a Cx HAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, oI WELL-KNOWN, RE. poe te