Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1881, Page 2

G STAR. _ WASHINGTON, AUGUST 31, 1881. The Evening “tar has a reautar, permanent, bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paptr pablished in Washington, and equal to that ef all the _other daily papers here added together. THE STAR 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 charge. “Persons leaving the ety for miner can | have Tue STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired. A Needless Guard, A number of newspapers, in various | parts of the country, are commenting in a rather disparaging way upon the care that is | taken, by surrounding him with a cordon of | soldiery, to prevent the assassination of the Czar | of Russia by some of hisown subjects. One of these journals portrays the situation quite | graphicaily by saying that “during his recent trip from St. Petersburg to Moscow the train which carried the proud ruler of that vast empire was constantly sbut in by a wall of glistening bayonets,” and then triumphantly points to the | Picture “as one of the fruits of a despotic form of government.” Reversely it should follow that a republican form of government bears no such fruits. Yet What do these patriotic editors think of having soldiers encamped in the grounds of the Presi- dent's House for the past two months, and all approaches to it guarded by armed troops? On | Teflection they will probably come to the conelu- sion that the spectacle presented by our country is no more to be commended than the one they criticise in Russia. Of course it willbe said that the circumstances are different. So they are; but a comparison is . and for that | Very reason, rather to our disadvantage than to | that of Russia. The existing state of affairs in Russia at the present time renders the protec- tion of soldiers a necessity. Here the continual | _ Presence of troops is a vain military force, for which there is not only no use, but | # Feally no ex . It is entirely safe to say that there is not in Washington to-day, and there has Rot been since the fateful 2d of July, a sane human being who would not quickly risk life and all to protect that of President Garfield, Father than seek to do him harm; and there is no More need of asingle soldier anywhere about | the premises than there is of surrounding the | White House with deep moats and heavily forti- | fied w ‘y policeman at the main | entrance of the building would afford all the | protection required, if even that much be needed. | The presence of ywhere in Russia Is not to be w yare an integral | part of the governmental system of that coun- try. But the use or display of troops outside of military posts and reservations in the United States during times of profound peace is con- |} trary to the genius of our institutions, repug Bant to the feelings of the American people. and should be discontinued. <2 If, ax has been said by some of the doctors, the sufferers from gunshot wounds who survive sixty days have a good chance of recovery, the President has that chance, as he is now passing the sixtieth day of his prostration, with no un- favorable symptoms. He does not show any marked improvement, to be sure, but if he is able to hold his own while suffering from the drain of matter from the wound and the various Openings in the abseess, and while the blood | poison is being slowly eliminated from his sys- tem, it is perhaps as much as can be expected. Meantime his pluck and courage continue un- abated, and afford in themselves no little ground for encouragement that he will pull through. <-> The Baltimoreans are working up their “Oriole Carnival,” October 10, 11, 12, with a good deal of en . considering the heat of the weather. One of the latest devices In the in- terest of the boom is the preparation of large Bumbers of the oriole,—Baltimore’s emblematic bird,—stutfed and mounted, and which are to be sent to the leading hotels of the country as an advertisement of the coming carnival. It Seems, however, that the oriole is getting to be #0 scarce in the vicinity of Baltimore that the trappers engaged to gather them cannot find enough forthe purpose. and it has been found necessary to send out to Ohio for an additional supply. The decrease in the oriole tribe in Maryland is attributed to the depredations of the Enclish sparrow, but it is more likely that | theirdestruction is due to the fellows with } shot-guns, who have no sentient in their souls to hinder them from shooting emblematic birds or song birds. ——_—__+»—_____ The crying of newspapers on Sunday as well of any other article of necessity or luxury in New York isto be stopped hereafter. On the Ast of September the new municipal code goes into effect in that city, and as it forbids the making of any disturbing noises on Sunday there Will be ample legal authority for the proposed ster Heretofore the only restriction of that kind in the city was a provision which prevented Profane discourse, indecent behavior, or the making of an ither within a place of wor- ship or so near it as to disturb the solemnity of the meeting. Under that section noises could only be legally stopped while a religious meet- ing might be in session in the neighborhood. ‘The new provision, it will be seen, is much more sweeping and st nd it is theintention of the Police authorities to fully enforce it. «oe The latest theory in regard to bey fever i is that it is caused by eating peaches. Some of the Victims of hay fever, who have annually been compelled to xo to the White Mountains for Felief, have failed this year to suffer from it, and as there has been ® failure of the peach crop this year, they have heen comparing notes and conclude that the peach and not new hay is the cause of all their sorrows. They find that the period of hay fever invariably occurs simulta- Reousiy with the peach season, and when peach time is over, hay fever departs. It is also called to mind that in past seasons when peaches have been scarce and, therefore, little eaten, there has been an almost utter ab- sence of the fever. Should this theory be,estab- lished the name of this afflicting dispensation will have to be changed from hay-fever to peach- fever. It is sometimes called “rose cold,” per- haps from the redness it gives to the nose, but a “rose by any other name” will doubtless affect the smeller in the same way. — A school for plumbers’ apprentices has been established in New York. Hapless householders! Is there any trick of their trade that the plumbers of this country don't now know? Ow AND NEW FALL GOODS JUST OPENED. IPED | inrzest | ft € AS: iN : Sand F t10K ONL NELS. y IN PL \EN FIGURES. W. M. SIDNEY T. NDIMO'S Piano Wanenoosts, jeu STREET SE RE | cents. Store will be closed at six o’cloc! | low as any piace in the United States. N OW OPE FALL ASSORTMENT OF MEDIUM-WEIGHT DRESS GOODS. BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SPREADS. WOOL AND CANTON FLANNELS. TYLER & CHEWNING, ast 918 7rH Steer NonTuwesr. iy JE WILL SELL REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, And Other Summer Goods, AT NET COST FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, Prior to packing them away for the winter. And we invite the attention of those wanting Hi: ‘Stoves this fall to our large assortment of them, particu: larly the RADIANT HOME. the best stove msde, Also, RANGES, LATROBES, SLATE MANTEL | FURNACES, &e. ries Do not buy until you see our stock. WANTED—IIELP. | FOR If} TENT—-ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. Wikies GENTLEMAN OF ENERGY AND juclities.-Heferen je required. Good FOR SETS, pita s pay OR TWO, AT 400 lore true ear ae ‘or unfurnished, ‘wauld board with renters; all = we ANTED=& northwest. Ws ‘asher and THE ACADEMY OF THE | | eee Geriatr abaai ‘and. De- INDAY, September Sensis SEVEN-ROOM FRAME | eS RRL en ith street northwest. a8-24t | 198 F. SENDORFF'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND at DUFFY'S Grocery store, corner af ath and Ks housework for & small family. ironer. References stots at Na. 1327 9th street northwest. RK RENT—Ticy TO FOUR UN y ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL FOR Jight housework; no washing ; to Must come weil recoumended. "APY northwest, in the store. : (FURNISHED eats ee ae RENT ~ NIG NICELY - FU FURNBHED I SOON single or en mite; new house and convenient to four ED_A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN. | lines etreot Oh cars. apply at once, 805 11th th etree Girls both hast stay, nights and ring city refer: eal ree Girl am ea ing pig s FOR RENT Ta eG URFURNISHED ence from last place. Call Call 620, street northwest. 331-2¢ weed Lo Ww country, ‘ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK, FROM ‘30 to 40 years old, to live in the country, about one mile from Waxhington; one who has always lived in the preferred. None need ply who cannot fur- ‘Address "Bs, Star. of BES hme Noes FoR Sa Gee fore 9 a.m. or rirect doxhwest asiocit~ FURNGHED ROOM, ON W. S. JENKS & CO., ish the ‘best of” references. - rel mat hon 331 TIT SeventH Stueer Nontawest. = ens oe Dame door. mame ove: Ep cpener H nortwest: children care | 2 UR ENTIRE § DF BOOTS AND SHOES TED-A WH 5 — ee ee eG eS Knowieds of Cooking. Avpiy at 107 H stret | VOR RENT — HANDSOME OFFICE, ROOMS, retail business to go into, the Manufacturing of Boots | northwest for three days. eae | Aisin fs We Ret bursa a “Ys Sen iene ping can be had in good Shoss: Ladies, ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS IN AN INSTITU- | Pennsylvania avenue nosawest. 830-20" Sth street horthwest. 719 ~ CHANCE LOT AT DAVIS’ 19 MARKET spac Just placed on our counters 200 dozen extra fine qual- ity all linen COLLARS, assorted styles, with and without | capes, which we will offer at 5 cents each. Also, a large lot of fine linen hemstitched CO..LARS, with and with- out capes, at 10 centseach. These goods are offered at about one-third of their real value, and will only last a few days, at DAVIS’, a31-3t 719 Market Space, corner 8th street. ScHooL ‘BOOKS ro PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS AT LOWEST PRICES. WM. H. MORRISON, ‘Law BooxseLien AND STATIONER, No. 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. a31 M. WILLIAN OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS e HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMS k GOOD rench Pattern Bonnets and Hata, Millinery Novelties, ik Wraps, Street and Traveling Wraps; all the best French Coniets, Lawn and Percale Wrapers, Lawn and H ne assortment of Lacon ii Ladies and Misses | WV and White in «reat variety and Misses’ Bathing Suits and Caps, and a carefully selected line of Perisian Noveltien: best English Needles, 4 papers for 20 M. WILLIAN, 7 (ite Trevise, Paris. Case CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. a larze stock of New and Second-hand CAR- embracing in part Landawetts, Coupeletts, ‘Coupe Kockaways, Bronghams, Victorias, On hat RIAGES Coupes, C. ‘Repairing promptly citended to. ‘ ROBT. H. GRAHAM, PD Factory, KEET NORTHWE: 31-3 Bef a1 hax Femoved ee Le Building, 916 F SCHOOL-DAY BARGALNS. S Peace anp Notary Pusric, Droit Building to the Warner street uorthwe a30—20" ic. CHILDREN'S FULL REGULAR MADE FRENCH MIXED HOSIERY, ALL SIZES, ONLY 25. PER PAIR. ALSO, EXTRA FINE, EXTRA WIDE POLKADOT PER- | CALES, DARK COLORS, NAVY BLUE, BROWN AND BLACK GROUNDS, ONLY 9c. PER YARD, WORTH lic. THIS IS ANOTHER OF OUR MOST ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN: SPECIAL INSPECTION INVITED. FREE HORSE-CAR TICKETS ‘To $1 purchasers. COCHRANE & CO., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. P. S.—We close daily 6 p.m. preee BRING THE BOYS TO US TO CLOTHE. WE HAVE AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OPEN FOR THE BOYS. THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN YOU WILL FIND IT NECESSARY §TO FIT THEM OUT FOR SCHOOL. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE EVEN A PORTION OF THE EXTENT OF OUR STOCK. WE CAN SAY THIS TO YOU-THE STOCK IS THE LARGEST, MOST VARIED AND ELEGANT THAT WE HAVE EVER SHOWED. NEW FEATURES IN THIS LINE HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED. AND WE ARE IN THE BEST POS- SIBLE SHAPE TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS WITH AN ADVANTAGE TO YOU. WE ARE NOT PREPARED TO GIVE PUBLICITY TO THE NEW FEATURES. WILL BE PLEASED, HOWEVER, TO EXPLAIN THEM WHEN YOU CALL, A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. 029 pases 1861. ESTABLISHED 1861. W. B. MOSES & SON, CorsER MARKET Space aND TrH STREET, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, FURNITURE, AND CARPETS. We are now offering Carpets of al! kinds ten ce1 “a Tess than the same goods bring in New York city. Furniture and Upholstery Goods we guarantee to sell as iS per tofurnisha house will do well to call on us fora bid, which we will furnish without ch WER THAN FARTMEN J PCBER BKC a. PL BURDEYT ORGANS. ‘The best now mado. G. HB. RUIN, Sole Assent, <= 0 Ore Sx Parties wishing | rk W. W qnces required. ANTED-A syivania avenue. Ww WwW man for a Farm. atreet northwer. Son for children. head of Hish street, G TANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO housework for s small family. cook, washer and ironer. i ‘inquire af rooin 6.°No. ie-FoON, Rooms Washington Rk sixteen to seventeen education, who wishes to 314 9th street, between Inquire ployment. GEO. W. DHIVER. 13 avenue, rANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN, 0 cook, wash and iron 28* gall family, refer: gnose required. Apply at ANTED—A WHITE GIRL ABOUT FOURTEEN Years of age to aseist incare of a ‘8009 Dunbarton ACTIVE W WHITE WOMAN TO COOK pply at Green Mountain Dining jarket, near 7th street and Penn- EHARMACIST-A| YOUTH, ROM | Tests ch ass, ce poo Learn the Hetail Di will’ be taken for aterm of four years. PROPRIETOR OF PHARMACY, Star dees astclm? of three adults; no washing. Also, a Man as fore- | at FULTC Apply. nsylvenia avenue and D Jy28- t Industrial Hom do 290-307 Fre RENT—TWo UsFURNIGHED ROOMS, COM- municatii xorth front, ina smalll ily ig aes couple vith ne + Wall rent low. Ronit 200 I street northyest. 030-3! feferences re- SS) Now Your av a30-3t* JOR RENT_FURNISIED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, in commodions new uno, witli Thodern sopeare ments; ¢ ferences required. Ap; 1300 Vermont Seems 330-3 ‘Pennsylvania RB RENT—) IN THE “PORTLAND,” AT Alas Fa the inte of enon! sventie. 14th street and os Thomas circle: ‘best arranged house {ie kind in the conta fool fo THOS. J. FISH fer: | & CO., Agents, 1st Persad hone onthe 230-6t aa? a3 Fe EALTHY eS CENTRAL L0- ‘OU Rooms. anced. Apiy ‘Now gs Mt aby. street Ts and » and 6 street, West ‘ating 7 p.m. 129-3" = OR RE my Furnished Kooms, #ithow window, wentiemen preferred: vants or children need sot apvl RR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, YANTED-SERVANTS, WITH 1 ith gan, heat andus of bath: hot and cold water for city and send away; way paid. "Ss Furnished Room oom waftablofor entioman, Apply at 1018 Balt ee ed Servants, | 17th street northwest. Bie: of references required. censed 926 F street northwest. "C. | als-3w* (OR RENT_FURNISIED ROOMS, WITH OR t Boas ‘teantifully located residence, THOM street bouhteetrat very moderate Prose, a26-10t ee Re RENT—PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS ina private family, No 804 9th strect northwest, lish ry Hie sete | ANTED—TWO LABORERS, ALSO ON) AIRY- | anitadl le only for persone tating their meals out. Refer- 1 n Other Ror non sa afarm. Arps. at FULT ences cxonangel. a25- Gt" ‘ANTED_A G0oD SERVANT FOR A FAMILY Hy dion, with Boar mort front; ‘No. te a Nirtret | northwest. Perea eer a: Stat ay 0 SE008D Sf Hose No ermont ave- ime, of 8 rooms ‘each, conmunicating, with bail, On Loan Othice, in? | WANTED—SITUATIONS. each floor. Also, Suite of Iboms on first floor. a10-Im* table an | the Printers ‘Trade. Wi ANTED_BY A drives Hy useful; A ANTED_TWO. IN d education . honest; Address **D! ANTED—A POSITION AS GOVER! lady teaching the Piano; best references; and French. Address Enictish br STEADY ferences. ‘STRIOUS YOUNG MEN, n, desire Employment at anything: ne of them would like 8. AND TRUSTWORTHY young man (white) a Sitnation as coachman or | of Duxiness wagon ; willing to make hinisel good ref OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT EN | suite or single; on rf, second and third at ‘No. 225 3d street northyes- 3y30-sm_ R RENT—STORE Ns. 218 10th street northwest, orate Yours | HY soutvopranine) astmavorue: sat none whi —.| Market. A 8, business, BY A French and Ruivate leavons given in Music J nonire at 926 XO RENT. jana avenue. Sy HOUSES ranches, No. 1115 I street ‘| northwest. 831-3t" = — —— W4NTED-BY A COMPETENT 'G COLORED a a pee The ar reity euyation as Walter ins private fant 1210 Httreet, 8 rooms. Inquire of 5. e best ‘city references, “Address W. D. NEW) : z Rassias, Weictee Seate ve BARKER, 106 H steet northweet. 431-3 (OR RENT AND SAi.IS OF PROPERTY. PRIVATE and at auction. Sa Bulletin issued on the Iet and month al the office of THOS. E. WAG- 7th street 2erthwest. —506 FTH STREET, BETW E F Sth of ever AMAN, 511 en- | ir | GAT ‘Address Box 7 WANTED—ROOMS. and F northwest, oposite Judiciary Square (known: as Park Seminary), cautaining 11 rooms and modern improvements. Inquye of B. H. DUVALL, 459 Pont section of the city. Ww Gane ED—A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room, within ten minntes walk of the i mut be went of 9th and north of F strocta, Address **L.,” Star office. a3! {one on second floor, with Board; in the northw References: ANTED-A_ SUITE OF TA THREE ROOM: sylvania avenue, op 13 Indiana avenue. a31-6t_ NEW, HANDSOME, BRICK 31. sion, furnished or eifurnished, of 20 re mig, wine va Youll summer kitchm, fou vith all ern Improveaitnts wap 329 M. atreet, DY, near Rigs? oat Office FURN ae | near Thomas’ Circle us, either inthe same honse or adjoining ee 31-3 ics not to exceed $10 each room, best refer. | Bank. a eeaw. ¢ permanent if suited. Address | JOR RENT—A BRICK STABLE AND CARRIAGE rx HB, It Hone, with stalls fer throe horses, o opening eon WANTED BY LADY, ONE NICE UNFURNISHED | New York avenue.“ spply at 1412 street, ae oom, with vas and use of bath, where people are eu 2 ee not inquisitive. Address J Siar oft 2 | ROR RENT —tWo. STORY BRIGR DWELLING, ANTED_FURNISHED ROOM, WITH 13835 R stroct nordiypest: eight room and bath :laré nient entrance, on first floor, suitable for a doc- unds, with shade'tnes; rent $37.50 per month. tor's omic giving price, Box 30, 5 | FISHER & CC, igs F street northwest. 20st ANTED- NT, THREE OR FOUR w OK RENT. TERM, OF YEARS, THE WwW furnished Roe.us ou ‘first or second floor, in {* ‘Hamilton House,’ corner K and 14th stress 5% vat: family; northwestern part of the cit; = PEISHEA SG contains 100 rooms. App! stating price, PROMPT PA' , Star office. HOS. J. FISH] Tee +» 1324 Fst. northwest. _ 20-4 V yy ANTED—TWO LADIES DESIRE TWO. ROOMS, JOR RENT ). 141: STRI NORTHWEST, three-story Bick ‘vith beck builtins 12 rooms, in th. exchanged. all imprevements; rent 365 per 1 Tfect re] "HOS. Pasa SHER & CO., 1324 F. at. northwest. R RENT—FUENISHED HOUSES. WE HAVE F% FUR- uished or Unfurnished, with or without Board, in everal desirabje Famished Houses for rent in the northwest section of city: must be firet-class in all re- | northwest part of the city. One in the immediate vicin- a family preferred. Address **OF¥I- | ity of Du Circle, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 Post office. _ a29-3t* | F’st. north: 030-3t R RENT—BRICK HOUSE, ALLL MODERN IM- provements, near Castle Stewart, No. 1901 Q street Ww ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR $9,000 A BRICK House, within a square of the Metro) potitan Tine | cars aud cast of 17th street. Address ‘one square from F street cars. Apply to R, ETRINGLATE, comer af 19th and Q streets northwest. OR RENT—TWO-FLORY BRICK, WATER, GAS WwW Stable, niture to steam. wa WHIP Carpets. a.m. to D—CARPETS TO CL standtonsrocery, feed or commission | Souieian — RB RY BRICK RESIDENCE AFURSISHED ROOM, WITH Ba’ F § (9. 134 E street mort it grounds, F cn BENT ‘No! 1614 MOSDAY, SEPTEMBER orn, ca | Bind ge Andy remo 0! mada rm fade. trons sid fountain. Froperg, Sam be atu. Pca, ieee —— GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS 8OME- RENT—H.NDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOMS: T, CECELIA’S ACADEMY, AST CAPT about cooking and housework, white or col: | I Fasc imropenet 1343 Pennaylvania ave- SALE— MISCELLANEOUS Siete teat MONDAY, Septens = a = gees sea tai ‘For further information MAX TO ASSIST INA FREE ViRY Pi PLEASANT AND WHLL-FUR- ALE-A NEARLY NEW VERY Lient 60: ee as 1-20 ‘Store, and to atten horse. nished Rooms en siixe or single; very desirable lo- a very lieht Coupe Rockaway. — or 2 | cation. No. 804 0th street northwest, a30-3t" ee se in perfect order, finely ‘Snished, ‘and will Byites ear SS ee RENT_NGi URN! ‘OR AND | Be sold without regard to former cost. HOBT. 1, GIRA- | (MONDAY im ak “NGELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND Beit hv 206 F street northwest. 930- 'TED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL . On rst Spor; between three lines of cars. ae ~ Must be a good | No. 503 12th’ | stree\north: _230-3t* RB SALE—ONE ae a ee \dsome deon ; han: rosewood case, — Vill be sold for $20 cash. ¥. G. Serge 10s fuk Peni | aylvania avenue. Fe on utey light, styl and ped oe ay x Xo. > ‘an new; a ally $550. “AY JOWCISR Carvings Pactrn: canes cord sticole ocrteeot. 229-6" unt President. OR, OR SALE HANDSOM STYLISH MARE: splen- =a es Toader: fast: ‘ine radder for lieht webcht: un- ae “S38 CONNECTICUT endurance. Thess and Busy outit Tc : r cgmplete. “Apply to J. E. BROWN, Smithsonian In- M1, 1681. For cr Es NOR SALE—ONE GILBERT SQUARE PIANO: —— ich rorewood cane; lege and iyre fully war. | YPUSICAL, MISS M.. MURRAY TEACHER OF Tantod in every respect! wil be sold at an extremely “iow | JV Vooul and Instrumental asic. | Orders left = figure. . SMITH. No. 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. | Theatres qr et Foreue, K street, cart CHOOL FOR MUSIN No. ‘rill open’ SEPTEMBER Sam Last: iss HEATH ‘will qontiune to give keanan in this cox sk | and thorough garthol interest t ehidren and gruel | Seproves of = te. Terms yer ~¥ ‘Quarter, 24 cone: iret clea! $oc mecont eter’ t | Private “Lessons monthiy in advance. cash; can be bought some Cover and Bool. SIDS we Yb, tes |= STREET. 0 <a 7s octave Upright Grand ane, eee aaa peed The one Te ape for $200. Cash or part time pay- Meee desired. Apply at once. am 1434 Q treet northwest. OR Sr lero KENNEL_500_ NAT! field and fancy Dogs and Puy and imported VATION. IVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT. A MALLOBY. Wancler and Bresder, L2 and Retnees — oS NEwron A. ‘ani an | vw oe orth a2. | a27-6m 509 7th street. OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF CONTINGED ILL. | orm STREET NORT health, the owner feels compelled. to sells nearly | OR rm neg ORTH. new Tripple Strons, agrade Upright Piano ats sreat | Sohool bering hogs SP: Sacritic cash teen at G. oes ras ctl BRO.'S, 709 7th street northwest. 4-im pein and Clase ebony wit mere ties for French. The Principal wi care and comforts of a pleasant home to six young girls. Circu= R SALE-TWENTY HEAD OF HORSES JUST wien Pg ry he arrived from Ohio, suitable for all purposes: two | lars may be or from the Exin- | Saadie He two, Coupe gators ge Ri Ey Binck | cipal: a ee en oe | Horse, ea iy. App 5 sOrKtES SIMMONS Stable Sit Pah sasee may en eee Mey Gate tte ‘a16-30 French, Engl.sh and Classical School for Bo; ane or aan ees | ae eee eee (OR SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY r | F. finishing up, » Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car. For further and full et Ogre al to Tiages, embraciig in part Broughams, Coupes, Coupe- E. C, COLLIERE, A. | lets, Conpe Rockaways, Landauleta, Vic 3, Exten- Professor of the French Laneuase. sion Topa, &c., &c. Second-hand Carriages of every | _ (Translations done.) ‘a25-3m description always on hand: ‘OUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY AND DAY SCHOOL for Children, 622 18th strect vorthwest, re-opens Serreapen 20TH. instruction in Engtisis and French. Mrs. ABETH HARKIS, a24-Im” Principal. et s0n x ROBERT H. GRAHAM. 29 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. SSORTMENT OF ‘New bid Second Mand Gamma ad B ues, of all for sale orexchange at very low prices. BP. SCHMIDT & CO... 460 Penun. ave. Mye20-3m _ BUS SINESS CHANCES. STITUTI pis Claccial sad Mathematioal 14th streets between Tatil Be streeta, cet, and ‘Will re-open WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1881. J9R SALETA BARGAIN-EIGHT ROOM BRICK For circulars, etc., address Hs ee 500—$400 cash, ‘Gis B youna Principal, balance $80 "monthly, inguile at on 1108 0, semek _ 824-3 “94 1th street. psi ecto e Pat Oe Eee Dec MESS REDON'S | ENGLISH AND FRENCH V ANTED LOAN OF ¥2.200 FOR THREE On | MiSchoot for Young Ladies and Children, $21 ver- | five years, at 6 percent. Heal estate security over | mont avenue, will re-open September 14th. | doable, iti’ perfect. “No commissions. cS Ave | Pupils limiter, office. SET ie EORG ‘OWN NSTITUTE D3 oY8.—" OR SALE—A PAT iT RIGHT. 0 OR AN I I 7 Sacaaniael som cat ow ital wai ke it in the marl 0 + appl P. : F. B., No. 807 a oy fall part e ne lined Mandigtsary aereaaa tee W3&NTED-SIXTEEN HU! DOLLARS ON | town, D.C. = <i country property for three years; w Pay 7 per HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY GL gent. property worth $4,000. "Address C.D. B.. ity ‘Thorough instruction, carefal tating ad ‘the i a i we) 229-30" | fluence of aC an home. Forty-sevent! sear beet 700. 5000 BRICK WILL BE EXCHANGED | SEPTEMBER 21. Nov. ARTHUR J. RICH, & for Real Estate on cash baris. a FRANK HUME, EDICAL DEPARTMENT, 454 Pennsylvania avenue. | UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. ‘The thirty-secoud annual session will LD-ESTABLISHED AND PoPULAR DAY, Sept. 5th, in the Medical Collece Bui ner 10th and E streets northwest. For inf: FLAC ASHFORD, M.D. 330 New York aventie. AURANT AND SALOON, t Garden in rear and large cellar, 423 10th street, between Gas Oilice and Medical Museum, a few it Water! Fall term opens with full corps of teachers Sepbetulser 20th. "Mise LIPSCOMB, Principal. 3y25-2m OR 'E SEMINARY—FRENCH AND_ ENGLISH Boarding and Day School for Yeung Ladies au Little Girls, will reopen at 943 M street northwest, Son tember 3, 1881. Clasecs from Rindensarwn t Hgrvard Colleze examinations. Thorough instruction ern teachers. doors'north of Pennsylvania avenue. An excellent stand eR STAY, Saye py ey for a hotel. Thoroi rated. at 926 A : mys Eouisiana avenue. jy5-3m__ Boarding and Day School for ¥ Ladies. FS SA1LE—The MILL, MACHINERY, UNEXPIRED LEASE from the C. and O. Canal Company, and | ue 72. ee POWER, lately “used by W. deceased, in the manufacture of BUSES EXCELSIOR GUANO. Also, the RIGHT and FORMULA for ite manufacture. ‘This Mill is situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca- hal, about 1’y miles from Georgetown. Apply to &. M- MATTHEWS,, 1208 Sst stroot, or EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. 1. ADLER, 3148 Bridge street, Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. — 4e30- ‘Gconvetown. Gacy me ‘will commence’ the SBoOND no 2 ANY TORS. Diy Prnebal NIRS ECCY STEPRENSON NEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- ; A. GABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after Batent. | _S01-1m eS eee ONZAGA QOELESE, MONEY TO LOAN. _ ehogl te taaihog de et ea ot iain pep | Sud the commercial. ‘ONEY, MONEY, MONEY TO LOAN AT 2 PER cant per month. on personal property, af E. X'S Loan Office, street, near ayenne northwest, iano ‘Ter sesaion of five months. Gutaintacs muo'be client etter Cnibille: Mook Stores and at Mr. Praise B. Mohun’s. M NARD HAMMOND, Star office ANTED—HOKSES TO P: ASTURI feed when req summer and winter; red; Works, 4 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- Our work is doné better lower than in any other establishment in. Washin OR RED TSE No. Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BI Dees 2, ten Foon isiana avenue. imy pou LER per month. Aj pply to WANTED TOS UNE THAT JOH SON, No. 718 i3th street northwest of Deeds for every ated ea OR RENT—HOUSE No. 622, ON 2p STREE Commis. sioner, Examiner and Notary. Always in’oflice a 9 keeping horses 3 specialty city references; can 311 6th street northwest. ico, Md. S OLD WILL GRAIN | (Columbia Heights), 1th. treet Can be seen by applying on the premise (OR RENT—BRICK HOUSES No. 1312 T STREET A horthwest and 1236 8th street northwest: eight and a intod and papered. Apply to oes SHOE MARIE, 920 F street northwest. a7-6t Fe, RENT— COMPLETELY FURNISHED, NEW, 7 rooin, two-story Brick, modern improvements, northwest: fearly, $40 per month: in advance; to parti without Star office. a26- be (ween at STEAM CARPET WE DO NOT prices af between F and G Lorthwest, hear the War Depart nent; nine rooms andbath-room:; the Herdics ruuni avenue. YOUNG": ing. ture stored and andexamine. At F, H. to the nee Also, i se 5th street ert eight room room, Ww provements. Inquire 409 7t street, between D aud Enorthwest, a23-st (OR RENT—121 NORTH A STREET, “WITHIN A stone's throw of the Capitol, Trooms and basement, 'S, 1404 VE apl ANTED—FURN Storage aNteD— varias to Remake, ‘SHACK e HACE & BROS ASEPoat Boe iavenues bet” FEURNITURE TO CHACE'S, TO ie, Be 6I6 GOLD AN DANDSIL and jture to De; muisiana ILVERINLARGEOR ', BRO ding, th strat nortiwests ‘os in | Coitiablan Law RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE, PRE avenug, -Apaty | Le at National ai Beni ot Nepublicr FRE KENTA EROMINENT BUSINESS STAND— office abo! re Peanealvania ae ehae can ts ie ce above averrua. can fached from STORE IN FINE 616 La. ave. maril RENOVATE, 3A AT. avenue. praue sheet cash a. 321 Sie eereete, bar W:3SzED You TO KNOW THATISELLA ae \d-hand Suit, much better stone SA! Xo, 619 D et Se OLD STA) no’ Second-hand Clothing. 'ailor-made Second cheaper contains 12 rooms, inclid- water, &e. Racwhveumenes = BOARDING. Pie ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD IN PRI common new suit can Fanos Fileromas Branch B. & 0., improv Address ALE Balance . WILLISTON, KR SALE, OR Fcrcamberea Property, Fi miles from Ws fine Inguir ire 222 T ‘eth wife to the und ber, 1569, eras Ns (court ‘ay, ) the BEX, 188], county, bidde ‘This Farm rame Dwel milk house, well in. in t . MOR! SALE BID, x lots of 79 fs r. 222-1: oh and youn; ne VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPRO IN PALRFAX COUNTY. VA, h By virtue of a deed of trivt fi i and of, regond on the tan land aay rit Day befe fe the door of the son House of sui iNiATEN O'CLOCK A. ELEVES that ‘valuable and improved IN,” formerly the oP contains 2d wc House, Burn eronthuildinics, a sp! pring of the s this a vel F. Blein, ae anuual payin mi the day of sale, to be secure 4 he questalh lg sold the Whited Lend, (6 p Lip. acres ewes ft. Bara chance for iiiuber tale authorized. term lite H.W. THOMA biti M00) Apple orchard; excellent janlo yate family for 0 and wives, or four a Eas a and Avenue ‘oars, “Refar- Sleee orcben theast. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, pe BEST TABLE! (BOARD IN THE CITY FOR ———___ igat 1104 12th corner Massa ie ONE MILE FROM BELTSVILLE, geltsavenue:t market affords always: Howsou's le from Ammen Fee Croam and Water lees every day’ very. de= 12 inten from city 311 Pa agai" heavily timbered: fh as pe ree NILL EXCHANGE FOR UN- | ing-Nousesn the sient “Boardsre sosomue. . ihproved with a O-roonr houses —— = room house, water, ing; rneta? OR DR RENT PLBBEANT | ROOM, FUI FuRN) ISHED OR ons park iy fmt nized; 1808 Hh ED FARM AT PUBLIC SALE NED. W. Alvord amd reco oan records ‘on. MONDAY Op Raving | fourds un Filton in assuming change of this in- = = d Bath. 1475 wrth Two- rmer, pupils street Witt BP oS cn ae, | sips el cae RSE | 8 oy em, gon | Sein ler kaw Se 3 ink, sittin or store- ro) nayivania avenue; 500, boo, | Satu between 9th auld 20th and L and P streets; no basement, 'ZMAN, 1321 F street northwest. To,Toan ‘on Real Estate. Lowest rates. mo eee ‘exact location, terms, &e., 4. Be Dea yr aan ae : E. A. MCINTIRE, 918 F stroct, ONS ENGLIRH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL, Leteer office. = = Pring! commence its four: : = ae ors Sects: TWO VERY DESIRABLE SEVEN- ONE BOE S S h Arinual Sessior BER I2ru, 1 ‘the ANTED—T0 RENT, BY A FAMILY OF THREE | F'OXn Honses, $20, sith latrobe, ranae, uot and enld M Ow Ret Esrare Srovarry, Senet Aunnal Somaion er Mees try tel Ae adults, an 8 or 9 room House; all modern im- | water, Im jciehborhood. “Also, wus {08 At Lowest ates. byterian Church. Boys thorouxhly titted for provements: stshiorond. rent $20; references; | sale: nO a 00 rn Dalatice ousy. Wo. 084 F Erect a12-Im FISHER & CO. _| Seicutitic Schools, Naval Academy, West Point, Col ho agents. “Address J.-M. J.y Star office, * ad0-2t 220748 | FPOREY; A ctall sun of MONEY TO LOAN for « | or Univezall ‘Ys graduates take a high stand in WASTED BY OCTOBER Ist, OR BEFORE, A short on satisf: Seonvity, (oe $0 invest | Nenous Vr Hemp peng small House, six or seven rooms, with impro 8 rooms... $25 C. KER, Boom 7, 81. Cloud Build~ | 4. 4, a Wachinzton, D.C. ments; rent not to exceed $20; will be paid promptly the iii oS ae Hop) ays new bricks, 8 rooms. ‘20 | ing. sya = = Aanasand first of each ie ieee Address, giving location and par- frane, 8 rooms, stable. ..... 18 0} MAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ticulars, S. B., Star o 330, - 8. WESCOTT & G MM 929 Tetreet northwest. Me-opens September Corner 20th and I streets north wert. ®. 5th. For Information ry on = al en ae ot N — MIS NT—LARGE DOUBLE BRICK DWELL- At Six Per Auuust to MISS C- DENG! Principal. »ai6-Lzn" TED—MISCELLANEOUS. | 9! BAYT, Eta, DOUBLE BRICK, DNL Commi ON REAL ESTATE, SECURITY. 18 CALKING’ SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS VANTED-A TYPE WRITER FOR A SHOR} Ri paises Ow APPIN OP ree OV N, HUYCR, Neat Borare Aorxr, PP Cirit Wl reones on the EIRGT MONDAY 1X TA TIPE WRITER FOR A Si « street Fe _ SePTRMBER, ot the coruer of Kast Capitol wat 4th Pa. ay., Arlington Ins. Building. nat __ O8iop 1505 2 asim ee ue We ena ng co ; barding an “ ‘au ON REAL ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. Children, re-opens Sepeember 19, 90a Foe vcireulars Oe oration apply to Mm. Z. D. BUTCHER anid Miss M. G. DOUG: abe 1,2, Ho Ns EAS) Princivels, 1023 and 1027 13th strost northweet-s6 STITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, ONEY TO LOAN. 1127 13TH STREET NORTHWEST, Peeve, : uare from Thomas Circle, four from Scott Circle, T have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in | Que Sausre from Thomas Circle, four sumanet tron pens THURSDAY, September Ist, 881. New Ene: fame of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of in- | TOA teachers. Genuine Kindercarten. Daily onal in. Charges moderate, No delay. struction in German free. Normal class for ladies B. H. WARNER, Every advantage for thorough instruction from y% nov26 916 F diet ABNER, | est to most advanced department, For catalogues = = dress Misses POLLOCK and NOERR, Principals. al7-1m_ COUNTRY BOARDING. QOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, HEALTHY location; close to RR. station, Shenan iver Chalybeate spring near by: ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, (CHESTER, PA. (OPENB SEPT. 14.) ‘Thorough instruction ‘in Civil Engineering, try, the Classics and Enelish, ‘conferred. Sn *PPR Se. THEO. HYATT, President. G and mountains; an excellent ped driving, fishing and, beating, Berm er mont cd $20 to $25. "Address Aw P. McLNTUREF, opnietor, | PRIVATE SCHOOL ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL— thalybeate House, Strasburg, Va. E. HILTON, A-M., PRINCIPAL. Wise BOARDERS FOR SEPTEMBER AND FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER 51a. . er, Beau ome: taney nea a oe abundant daily’ mal, (EL — De ea lor College, Scientifio School, or Busi- conveyance: 20 miles from week or mon! WO OR THREE MORE EM accommodated for month of Se) on a Brent Tees fon dud frum” the cig, He DSR OY eee an ome 5. eer horthwest. . Pe PEBsoNs W hapa tales eet eee oF MANSHELD, aan on Faunvisr county, Va: NTRY BC BOARD “FOR SEPTEMBER. A Sori w nis fan house: twent Rincen sion frome cat esae Wit. IniSEL Waterford, Eouaon county, Va. PERSONAL. LLIB LETTERS FROM YOUR MOTHER. Mont aN to Baltimore post office and one to ashington office, in your maiden name. She is ack Mt GLASS: Altoona, ‘a23-8t" TATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH apis recelved into the fs Priva where East For furthes tetormation apply st 405 i ee PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, street en ‘Lost and stolen re- covered ; reliable information obtained on ree so Sees a: oo ay: a15-1m* ae a 3 M ROSS, THE LONG-EST ong Eadign a A a a Na Fossdou tells the past. Prevent and fature destiny ne ing and Sie ue aa unsurpassed a dtoct” pvice andl ssctsiance on oll matters sprains f° | (OLUMBIAN COLLEGE E PREPARATORY SCHOOL Satisfaction given or no pay. ion Rooms, 402 PRAGUE nN. CORRE 6rx AND rp tachi fae nae eS was ew) verty of hee een of guests. 4 ‘Also, Table Board if dex 825-6" ny Stables, Corn € \LINTON < HOUSE? To never-failine wi / class Table Board, $16; Room an Bot 220 apple and peach orchards, ‘Tocation central; bo liquors. J. AL. DE LONG & plenty of ioe 8-3 desirable Carper, Gi fronting two streets, | city, with nrst-class | 945 K street. FE (OR RENT—AIRY BOC ah, aes eet month. SARAH FLAGLE: ___ Lost AND, FOUND. O8T—ON. “A SMALL, Vice ee ean Torries Bitch; cose snd tail ent. 4 liberal reward will be siven if returned to GEARY'S pile, Jackson Hall Alicy. agi 3 2% REWARD—LOST AT MARSH. 2) nicht Phuc Ints 3 SONS, » in most desirable part of the i. Mus. D- BSTUCK HAM, . FURNISHED OR U ion, ut Nos. 314. 316 and first-class Board $15 per dant: iy n interest yds aud the to beur interest, by the Londs of the —The WELL. Dairy eg m a eed r ALL HALL ae gli Locket. Return to SASIUEL Pennsylvania auerue ce QST_TURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 4 RED | STE 9 ppd homes, yds to JOHN ah be ON, aoe iar gee Drove Vain. 290-36 JFpoR RENT—WEAL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, * -ninth annual session ware OFS] SEPTEMBER, with Nag ving bd ot Ph. D., FR OMONTAGER, OA! EP essor of airy. Professor of Greek. (AN THON BASEN Gs Brora oe CTE en. aEEOwAaD CORR, 3. 8, Professor of Mathe- Pt College, for West Point and the ion sre istegenentemisoeet | catalorues paincipal 8 @ ok or yn Osea appls, to the 2d street, above D street northwest. __ SPECIALTIES. sy CURE, POSITIVELY SURE. NO ONE a knife, ligature or other surgical reatment almost paint il and get a circular and see ofthe teasncut, Consuls SHKADER, M. D. 620 11th street northwest. _ tation free. ‘ES. ANNIE BIRD, THE WELL KNOWN Cl M ‘yoyant, has inoved to No. 717 North Capitol Sasi | northwest, between G and H streets. | Apap DUpOUIS. F FRENCH MEDIUM, ae j tells Magnetic Elect pee tells true life: Spe wt, presen ture, ana gives cooa ady lady ‘and & sentiemman. No. ‘604 1idh street northwest. Hours frou: 9 to 12. a.m., and 2 to 8 p.m. Jy2s-w es; BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF | Bb coufidential. Ladies and Gen- | Benen Feeutatacse mo. on 40S L treet, Deter $d | Ladies and Little Girls—will REOPEN on WEDNES- DAY, the idth of SEPTEMBEM. It is eitaated on th Heights ofGermeets au te accom Uy reel cars preity The ssocuds => EARLE, 1916 35th street, Washington, "i given as usual. — | . | A ___ EDUCATIONAL. ITHIN ©. SHOR: Mt SARS s* For pert Se Saker apogee nang eel Snment ct the letter ae and a ten has xeven ‘enforced, prohibitina: te wale of ait Teailh record of Media har fow tsedmiteod stare tes No Tequisite for admission. particulars Tt SWITHIN C. SHORT- LIDGE, a'M.. wise Moto (Harvard University graduate), Media, Principal st EDU House, Priday, August September 2 from? ame trio ry’ Aueest 25 and < TENANDOAH ACADEMY, Rates CART ee aud health; com, strict’ Grinks. "The ‘No examination Por fuil va. a Sneurpemed tor Met rtd EY T. NIMMO'S Piano iK NDERGARTEN.—MISS OLGA HESSELBACH, | suburban ©. L. CMINOK, MA Univ a27-6t 433 7th street: | formerly with Mire, Loutee ga Va., Li. ayo. ° TFET CIE Te rearten a street northwest, on : — OR CR eee ae — PIA DAY, September 12th, 1881. au7-ln* NE. WINDSOR “COLLEGE AND SEMINARY. — Upright, rosewood. can St Saag three strings, z ‘Open September 7. Both sexes admitted and a Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ, Se XeGEES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WILL RE- tot! hort addres Hevea M SELLA, 345. _No. 1139 10th street Dorttwest, September 12,1881. For terms, &e.-cdadrons | Jp. Prewident, Now Wi . Ma. Spidewke, ARNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, ELLICOTT OS orrs is eee Ine jo Septeanber 14 Ayo. T HE WEST Wasntyarox SCHOOL POR GIRLS Gncorporated May 28th, 1881.) MISS MARGARET H. LER, (Late of Richmond, Va.) PuINctrat, street, 2928 P SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881, Taxes Poe Vaan. Junior, 3 Senior tu Enlieh aud Freneb. Fe andy ore Gh Deak" ni a G. W. Gepiey rca Pub onde JON FOR THE acorn aeeeeee OF DEAT MUTES, Lexineton avenue, be- th and Goth erecta. New York. The J Articulation School in the country. Pure Oral Method. ‘Send for circular apn NRINITY HALL, BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.—A uch Home, School for Girls. oh atied advan. q ‘on HER Sra For circulars address Mier tas BBONS HUN al. acon pos HALL Sos pos. Seg 9 a pares for Colleer or business. Ad urban Toopens September Ieee; “Ostakepees TNEAK, A-M-, Principal. J20-0008 @ FEMALE CoLLE MBCHANICSBURG, Wiithue's Boe NSTIT TH twoen s : pst (near Harrisb t y th year berins sept sca eee aul-eo26t REV. T.P. PGE, A. M., Prem A nS. ua for young men limited. Only scholars norak character received. “Pall term af 1881 besten September 5th. Day and evening sessions. Careful nd thorough instraction in the Common English 7 Branches, Bookkeeping, Short-hand. Higher Arith lgebra, Geometry, Latin and Grek. BURTON MACAPEE, & M., Principal, Washington, D. C.16-3m. OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLA, SANDE Spring, Md... will 5. September Souree of instruction ‘will be iiven, with \ectures, oy History, jatires, 2 utural Sciences. For jreulars call on FRANCIS MILL = a ___ BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. LUéMsen. WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, No 1, 16 feet...... STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 feet... = 1.50 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2....000 ». 16 CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... su 1.00 ; WHITE PINE SHINGLES, nearl; brated Crapo brand. ...1.-. y ee Thousand 8.90 WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE BUILDINGS FREE OF CHAKGE. = WILLET & LIBBEY, Srarn Staeer axp New Youx AvEeNve. Srnacve Squane. if Nouruees Linenty Manser Sqcane. lJ. B. WHITE & BROS., pon eeutgctonens of RTLAND CEMENT, KEENE'S CEMENT. ROMAN cemtyt | Byer son thrmeand ene at pene eee stheniny the foundation of the Washi: ment were awarded fare, Our Oe. ment being the stro | HOWARD FLEMIN Liberty true, New Yo ‘ a BISCOR. it for District of Columb COE’S lith-strect where a supply will be be ort comets PADS, Os, WINDOW AND PLATE ay Sioa oy, E'S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID IETS, ready for yee. (Send for circulars, nee rarnialied to: A full stock of AR Isis! SUPPLIES always on GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn, _m30 418 rm Strerr Nonrawest. guste MANTELS, ar se05-3m "hear oth ATRERT NORTHWEST. L. MARTIN & 0.3 PULP MORTAR . BLACK, Por ren Te, Where eet ee Sa ae I J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acryrs, ap27__ 12th street Wharf and 1202 P stzect northwest. WALKER’, ay 10TH STREET. RK. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, Deeee Ponte ei able. PaO DERARE aa TH eTaeet Dear eben argien! ‘and. Mechanieal ye eS extecting at uieyt. R. WEISENBOR: i, {STREET |) E, NEISENBORN, DENLST, + 98 F Pert pet operations on the perebe I Extencting, 20 caus, kt. DUKE, DENT 1ST,’ 75 14 REE wer ae eth fied, #1 ot. Popecations 435 Ex without Pain, 50 Diss RT. o. M. TALBOTT, DE: ars ARCHER INSTITUTE. NES. ARCHER A} AND a = oy ihe ait wil “3 the sununer in Colo- Sarine Mosscus ‘will Samece nop MADE TO" ORDER, $33 PER DOZEN. -W. 8 TEEL, sult 935 Pennsylvania avenue. Coat! _COALIT