Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1881, Page 2

__ THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON, BERR 12, 1881. . Editor. ‘The Evening Star has a requinr, permanent, bona fide daily cirentation more tan treble ef any other daity paper published lv Washington, ard equal to that of all the Sther daily papers here added tawether. THR Stan office fs connected with the Tel 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 charxe. The President’ Condition. The news from the Lresident to-day whfle not entirely reassuring is much more hopeful thaa the reports sent out from Long Branch last | Right. The morning bulletin states that the President passed an unusually good night; that zh was less and the expectoration mate- diminished, while the respiration had fallen to 18. In view of the alarming reports concerning the condition of his lungs. the state- ment by the surgeons that there is less cough and expectoration and slower respiration will be accepted as hopeful signs. Had the oppression upon his lungs increased, the theory of the development of a dangerous ab- scess there from blood-potsoning would have been alarmingly _ strengthened. That danzer Is by no means over, but the chances are, again, that the surgeons may be able to deal as successfully with the new com- Plication as they did with the trouble with the Parotid gland. It is probeble that the wet Weather at Long Branch may have had an un- favoral ble effect upon his lungs, and that the e te sunshine and clear air to-day will give him relief. It is probable also that his visita- tion of fever yesterday was but a recurrence of the weekly Sunday fever he has had ever since he was shot. Of course it is a great disap- pointment to find that the President's progress to recovery is not as continnous as was promised by his improyement last week, but we ought surely to have learned by this time that pull-rocks of this sort are to be looked for Periodically and should not cause discourage- meat. —— How to Deal with Train-Robbers, In the history of the last train robbery occurs ®& sentence which contains food for reflection. ~The train-men offered a show of resistance, but, being unarmed. could do nothing.” It seems the law affords very little protection for travel- ers, particularly ** Out West.” The most it can do will be to attempt to punish the “offenders,” provided they arecanght. It isnot to be be- lieved that twelve bighwaymen, however well equipped for the business, could reb a train if the train hands and passenzers were properly pt in the ue of their weapons; ance, treachery existed among the ‘or is it likely said robbers would | such odds, if they knew a would be encountered; not- withstanding they have the advantage of a bold nd a preeoncerted plan. 3 like the Winston affair, the rob- bers aeted upon the supposition that everybody would be nnarmed, and consequently helpless © mn: —more so, since it was not possible even to run away. The moral of it all is that people must learn to protect themselves, and that travelers should always go efficiently | FINISH WITHOUT BEING NECESSITATED TO | especially if they are unfortunate enough I to pass throuzh the state of Mis- | It is not at all surprising that these | 1 agents,” us they are considerately styled, | dom fail in their enterprises. The same | ha » be oblia ri could be done with equal facility, w ion of tactics, in hotels, bank: d isolated country summer resort nt inducements are supplied. | It is quite plain the millenium has not yet come, Force and violence tausi be met in kind, othe! wise an will inevitably triumph. Lay obliged to recognize the fact that ing in self-defence is not murder, because | there is a certain space, before any law can act, | ia which every man must protect himself. <> Not the Place for the National Capital. The of St. Louis has been making persis- tent war upon gambling for a year or more, but the keno and faro rooms continue to doa thriv- inz business. After having exhausted all the g@uthority of the city in vain, the aid of the state | Was sought. The lezisiature was induced to pass a most stringent law, making gambling a penal offense. A board of police commissioners selected from the high moral element of popula- tion was appointed to see that the law against gambling was enforced. In spite of all this, however. keno holds its own. The @wners of gambling establishments rally the Sporting fraternity around them, and notify ambitious politicians that their public career must terminate unless they give the gamblers a chance. The sports brought influence enough to bear recently to obtain a numerously signed petition, containing the names of many business Men, requesting the police board to cease their operations azainst the gamblers. There are now confined in the city jail twenty-eight persons eharged with murder, and this, it Is asserted, is @ne of the results of a very lax enforcement of the laws. +> —______ There were seventy-three business fallures in the United States and Canada last week, forty- five less than during the previous week. Of the failures fifteen occurred in the middie states, seventeen in New England, nine in the south- ern states, fourteen in the western states ten in the Pacitic coast states and eight in Can- ada and the provinces. The most important fail. ures were those of the New York SHR Manufac- turing Company, the Lawrence Worsted Mills of Massachusetts. and two mercantile firms of At- lanta and Augusta, Ga. ee The soldier Mason, who shot at Guiteau last night, se ‘o have been animated by the same petriotic zeal to distinguish himself as the slayer Of an assassin that prompted the soldier Corbett to shoot Booth, and thus cheated the gallows of its fitting work. Shooting is too honorable a @eath for criminals of the class of Booth and Guitean. They should go to the gallows with all the marks of public detestation fitting their infamy. eo Courtney made anotier failure to-day. Quite evidently he will never figure as a champion rowist. | WOOLLENS FOR OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT ss | Biss C. F.Boypey aud Miss F. THE LATEST NOVELTY. JUST FROM PARIS. LARGE STOCK IN ALL THE KEW SHADES. OMBRE STRIPED PLUSH. PLAIN COLORED PLUSH. PLAIN COLORED VELVETS, BLACK VELVETS. DAMASSE SILKS, SATIN MERVEILLEUX. ELEGANT WHITZ DAMASSE SILKS. NEW WOOL DRESS GOODS. HANDSOME PLAIDS, COLORED SHOODAS, COLORED CASHMERES, EVERY SHADE. CHEVIOT CHECKS, FLANNELS AND LADIES’ CLOTH IN ALL SHADES. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IN EVERY GRADE. TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETING, | ke. NOTTINGHAM AND ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS. | ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF. R EADY MADE DEPARTMENT. A STOCK OF UNUSUAL ELEGANCE IS NOW OFFERED IN OUR READY MADE DEPARTMENT. WE HAVR ADDED MATERIALLY TO THE | | ADVANCE THE PRICES. IT 18, AND ALWAYS WILL BE, SO LONG AS THE UNDERSIGNED ARE IN THE CLOTHING BUSINESS, THE BEST AND | LARGEST STOCK IN THE DISTRICT: A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. ene OLIVETTE ‘Is the name of our e12 $1.25 LADIES’ BUTTON BOOT, ‘Made of cood quality of Pebble Leather or India Kid, with solid soles, stylish, comfortable aud equal in aj ference wear to any $2 shoe in the market. To only WILLIAM HAHN'S, 816 Tzu Stuer, Between H axp I, 1922 PenssxLvasta AvE., Bet. 19TH AND 20TH Ss., SIGN RED SLIPPER. Don't fail to see **The Oiivette™ Shoe (name imprinted on sole.) Our stock of FALL BOOTS and SHOES will be com- or s12-3t | A BRIVED. Our London and Paris Purchases of have arrived. Those who defer their onjer= mntil the weather is more auspicious, will fail to find many of tio Choicest Styles. We invite ORDERS NOW for later | delivery. The stock is of the Fincst Character, no | Suits at less than $50 being in this lot of goods. The sales of these styles are positively confined to our house. ‘The Fit and Workmanship is superior to any that we | | have ever produced. Truly, &c., A. SAKS & CO. TAILORING DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR ANNEX, OVER BANK OF THE REPUBLIC. EN- TRANCE THROUGH MAIN BUILDING. 812 prree OUT. UNPLUGGED AGAIN. ONCE MORE UNPLUGGED. PLUGG TO REMAIN OUT. Having again connected with the TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE, ‘We would respectfully solicit orders through that means of communication when not convenient to callin pereon. FRESH Goops. LARGE SUPPLIES BOTTOM PRICES. FRUIT JARS AT COST, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER; 504 OTH STREET, nyITWEEN E axD F NoRTHWEST, opposite Critic’ Office. 810 (HE CAPITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDER- warten, under the su} ion of the Principals, A. Gates, will open | MONDAY, Sept. 12, 1881, at 22 Jd street s.¢.610-2c2p3t" | A eco A RRR, ppp AA co RR D D AA 6 AA RRR D D AAA oO AAA RR OD D AA A AR RE Dopp We destre, in few and plain-spoken words, to commnu- nicate the position of our already-established house. We have for the past three years been doing business at the southeast corner of 7th and D streets, (Wash. B. Williams* building.) We particularly wish to impress our patrons and the public with the fact that the under- signed have, since the very opening of theabovelocation, been sole owners and proprietors, but known and con- ducted under a different name. Now, what we wish to say is this, that every dollar's worth of Clothing sold during that time has been of our own manufacture, and we shall continue keeping the same class of goods in our new establishment. We do not say they are the best made garments to be found anywhere, and that we sel cheaper than any one else, but we do assert that there are none to excel in style and workmanship, and noone able to seil lower. We never exagxerate, giving invariably to each custo- mer the value of his purchase, and in every instance return money where goods are not satisfactory. Our One Price System, which we 0 strictly enforced, will be one of the principal features in conducting our business. ‘We occupy the entire building. Every floor, fully one NE — GEN BLOWN "3 GINGER B KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? ms CHOLERA AND CRAMPS: ed N EW DRESS MATERIALS. eS Asad s+ at ‘Wigol Deces Cotte in the most desira- dew at 50 full line of Napkins and Cf the most approved branda. BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. Table Damacks, from Stace other s oJ 08 PRINTING, THOMAS McGILL & CO., (Buccessors to McGill & Witherow,) No. 1107 E Sruxer Noninwzsr. ‘This establishment is well prepared to execute ite cE Jah Vein a oat tie caste, Girculam, astink MODES AC SiacuiNeRt = Be a Printing, Lawyers’ Briefs, hundred feet deep, stocked with an attractive and varied line of good goods only, in order to maintain our excel- lent reputation as sole manufacturers of high grade Clothing for Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s wear. In our Tailoring Department we constantly keep For- eign and Domestic productions. ‘Thanking you most kindly for past patronage, and iY i Sts tion; first-class repair. A family going abroad could i fad a prompt and careful tmant. Address H.C. ; HOUSE, Star office, stating rent, it anticipating a share in the future, we are, very respect- fully, LIKES, BERWANGER & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, NO. 310 SEVENTH STREET. 8. KATZENSTEIN, Manager. WE WILL ON S\TURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 10, OPEN OUR DOORS FOR THE TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. WE CORDIALLY EXTEND AN IN- VITATION TO ALL. 58 G PECIALTIES AND BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS. cured ome aso, rr ee second-hand Pianos at less Gouna nd os betcce you buy. SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. EDUCATIONAL. ANTED A FIRST-RATE FARM HAND: A cod chance for a smart man. Call at 405 Ist street west. 2-3t" NT-TWO MILES FROM R RENT—TWO LARGE. UNFURNISHED, COM- ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO DO HOUSE- Ware, assist with children. Inquire at 1616 IE street, between 10 and 12 a.m. 2-0" rte ting Rooms, convenient for ght housckeep- | EY Roundsey street, mew reven-roon Hocee, ‘Stabie ing, ‘et 1200 Mth street. i ‘Thar Aeron Lan ou Brentwood Reeds ouly 20 OR RENT. NTLY FURNISHED soos aye Se re eer Eons or cine’e to pemane, married or to eentie: Si eS Sod ust be t. 90T M northwest. R SALE—-TWO GREAT BARGAIN SHO NTED—AT 902 197m STREET oe Ww: Woman tocook and assist in washing and’ WiNtea GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- Sorkin smal family. Must stay of nights and bercemumended. Apply 1427 Sstzeet northwest. s2-28" | WANTED TA WOMAN TO COOK, WASH A3 iron, and make herreif generally useful. Refer- ehees required. Apply at 133 C street northeast. 612-2" "ANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT 912 lore mirect, 9 firet-sien Conk, and to assist in the want- ing and ironing. Bring reeomm It Wwe ANTED—A RESPECTABLE TTR Wo3tas to cook, wash and iron for a small fan:i pply | imupediately at 1248 9th street northwest, between ML lw STRD— DRUG CLERK. APPLY _IMMED! nowtiwelt,” Qtod aa dat heim” ect wer Ao, Youth to leern ihe Busine! It ANTED—A GEKMAN GIRL, FOR GENERA Housework, one who understands Cooking: must stay at night. "Call immediately at 237 3d street north, ANTED_IMMEDIATELY_AN ACTIVE, WILL- ing Woman to «lo housework; best references re- wuired. Southwest corner Greene and streets, mxetown, D.C. 12-24 ANTED—A GIRL WHO CAN COOK AND AS- sist in general. German preferred. Also a Col- ored Boy to wait on the table. Apply at 456 Tautelans avenue, Court Hestsnrant. 912-28" STED—A NURSE GIRL; ONE WHO CAN come well recommended; 14 or 15 years old. _In- quire B. & . Passenger Depot Restaura: 1" i ply 460 C street northwest. M1 F street northeast, th: mK <4 Sb, 2008 en, time, E200 foreach tien Momsee GB shh itivet facime Judiciary Square, at $3,000." MI sl2 VERY NICELY ae ‘RN- aye en and wit 13 New York avenues al3-2t° a TENT A 3B; SWALL PRIVATE FAMILY HAV. two or thre uninenished Rooms, om first and ogre, desite aeood tenant; will rcuf low." Ap- a1! WOR RENT — NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Rooms on eecond and third floors; modern impror ments, References exchanged. 1747 I street north- FRY i Se ae ML ROHRER, 509 FX SALE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—FURNISHED opr HOUSE FOR SALE. An extrag 22 Et EB 5 Bj ij A gentleman dectining housekeeving offers th of his handsome with allies fara eh MEDICA L COLL N auturan exauination of st: , September 13th, st 2 re be ‘ine A. F. &. KENG, Dy SS] YS_BCMOOL, POR es NG DIES ND LITTLE GIRLS, 2 2rg Seamer Nouriwest, zi Will reopen’ LPTEMBER ists. 9-6 . THEODORE LANG, J sai PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, 11 arm Braver Nourawesr. fe DU CATED You na a DY DI teach Engl: the Classics, Drawinc a: | Ria privaie tanuly fow er board, “Address t DENT, Star office. SHINGTON 012-3: - el CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, < omner 4% rtrest and Penussivards avenue, (> Pr ‘PRIVATE FAMIL t | fare.” House and faruitare alike axe tr the motto Shilingion's Bookstore.) Thirtecuth year, Dias OF: Pie we hanineay See il ens set eben. grounds, are on = ee, The | gan, Voter, etn Stk ae ee ffertin resonable: "935k terest u lange ip six | Seiatenine Ov b. BULLAMD, Davcibr. for last housebcorgh floor; watcr on mine oor, 1303 H street northwest, Tet Sieiiway Piano, "For particotare apply at boom So 3, BRENT 00S tru STREET XORTHWEST— met e12-3t and nicely furnished Rooms on first. eec- )R. SALE—ESTABLISHED | BUSINESS PROP. god or tied fine Office Hoom, well suited for s Physician; good Weation, convenient *o thres tines Sela loa ep Ale pee rity — 11 wi y- Aprly to FOR RENT Two RRS, =e si0-3t rrnished Touts: = Eng pun wah oat Priva ate family. On line street ALE A THREE-STORY BRICK Dw ELLNG eee HOL. Fas HENT-A VERY WAY DERTRADI TE OF s7-1w Rooms on second floor, consisting of a parlor an = “BRICK HOUSF, § oe Hes Inquire at 1806 H street ere [aS a oie i raoon e Premises, 809 4th etreet northwerk betweat & and 6 "OR RENT—FOUR FI LARGE AND AIRY | 0'clock p.m.| Price reasonable. isk em one-half cash: "Unfurniehed, at 6ok Masachusotis avenue balance 6, 13. and 18 months, with six per cenut inter | northy E; tion. Will be rented cheap to west. Excellent local Will be rented cheap AN’ COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT- W V focen by ern Colored Man Cook. Bri FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM FRAME F Drrelling. | Lot 20 fert by Ws feet. “Terms, $600 | ‘tenant without KR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Fitoms furnished ‘on second floor, or unfarniahed. and months. In- | twelve cighteen: wg A IN- a new amt itn. northwest, or method. | Satreee FS. EATON, Flas, Nasional Thesten. 7 HE INCARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL POR q ry on MUNDAY, SEP. | eeytaiete 19. “Appts to the Miss Mach BOD, Tai3 12th street northwest *9-Lin F. MUSSAEUS, AIDED BY SEVERAL AS- | MP istsien wan optiine, to teach German Latin, Greek, also Mi [race aay ani iced 7 Erepared for Colleen, Competitive | enact ee serene e | powand UNIVERSITY—FREE TUITION DEPARTMENTS, WILL OPEN ON | WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1881, AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M. | The tuition will be free to as many as can be acewan!n0- classes. ction Ob account of Tace OF EX. ‘Servants. furnished or ‘Also, & 'o. 1825 6th street northwest. Kircacy, Ode F street borthwest ©... PRIGE £60. 1¢ | Station "3 322 C cireet northwest. 810-30 OR SALE DARGAINS— BRI SR AND 2 W) VASTEDS ‘A GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS, HOUSE VOR RENT—420 lora STREET NORTHWEST, | 15 FPgyees cach, 161, ave., near sth: $3,000. Frame, | that will make herself 1y useful. fine, lange, comm ‘Parlorsand other rooms, Good hate hes a a, Be ~ | furniehee esting +3 Bh near Oa 100. 2 2 ene ah seal Tait tbe oun EST | a ee Wel Ror rea, AST Pnew. cain = ED—A COLORED YOUTH INTHE CA. | °° it Fe’ SALE_THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE pect References required. Apply after Ok RENT — HANDSO! OFFICE ROOMS, No. 124 E strest northwest: Sp gs | Dae BELTS © MENTE Tis Pennsylvania aventas: Boa Sree Mitbarn'e Store. Shade trees snd. f Property, canbe. siv-2t ARCOCK, ‘ioe No. Wane coor WASHER WOMEN, NURSES z and Serv ait Win ‘Famuities or others wish- era aaa SA -FLEARANT 1 RC 003, FUR FURNISHED 6 Help will apply at the Gener Eas oyment Offices, front, fioor:aleo, one on Toth "street, second’ door from Gas ofhice, fourth th oor, eile Boned Petts moderate; pleasant ites SALE—FINE LOT, 2080, ¢ oN x BAST CAPITOL LBON & CO. SEG | Measles rake tee ave aa paws; referenes street; also, others in all parts W&NIED_ A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL, | °*° pee eee ees pit = eat AKER housework in private family." Must be « good ENT—142) IOWA CIRCLE A SUITE, OF — GEE pretend oe a washer and ironer, cho night and bring references. Fartiahed Beene Wor eee TEN A 7 Waxes $10 per month. Aprig at ail 16th street north- | bay window, gentlanen preferred prove, healthy anid © EA ity, and thoes ee vants or need not apply. tes! drive. House and two acres Of land. "Du. i ANTED—A COLORED GIRL. TO COOK 1 on small family. Inquire at 1234 6th street north- Ww #0-2 Se A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO LIGHT Hou: i; home. “Inquire at 1106 L street northwest. : aire a10-2¢" ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS GC. at J. K. meetown. WASTED-FIFTY MEN, WHITE OR COLORED, | to make Railroad Crosa'Ties. Apply to TALBOTT & McCAULEY, 1219 11th etreet southeast. 10-Lw* Wares ANTED—A GOOD WHITE COOK, WASHER AND reference. RIAGE SMITH, PROBY'S Fxcrons 1280 High, street, XX. WADSWORT! Fe, SALY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE northwest part of the city, on a beantiful concreted strect. Tf sold at once can be had for 50 cents per foot. Aresure to bring $1 per foot. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Exchange, 1416 F street northwest. 69-6t ———— — eee R RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, vith aan, heat and use of bath; hot and cold water: Furnished Room suitable for gentleman. Aprly at 1018 1ith stregt northwest. Best of references required. al3-Sw" PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS itable Quy for vernon taking thet meals ony Hote suitable only for ou! fer- ences excha need. 325-30" RK RENT—STORE No. 218 10th etreet northwest, sonth of Pennsylvania avenue and near Wholesale inarket. A. stand tor xrocery, feed or commission br at 926 Loutsians avenue. Jy3-3m. PON! ihieo, Harnose end Noe sop: Booeeies Bune ‘as new. "Rig compiete for road use. Keyes mae, stables, corner 14th and E northwest. OR SALE—A RARE BARG AINA FIRST CLASS W. —A Tore FROM sixteen to seventeen pamon age, of good Enz education, who wishes to Learn the Retail’ Dru. e taken for aterm of four years. Address ‘OR OF PHARMACY, peeSion: a26-1m* ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATIO: as Coachman ina private family. Best of refet ences. Address Box 22, Star office. #12-2t* SITUATION AS BOOKKE! TX Feeulated establishment, by a ‘of recommendations. Ad 224% 1334 street southwest. ANTED—BY A tion, who is a first-class cook, washer’ and ironel Best of references. Apply 593 O ‘street alley, betwee 4th and 5th and O and P northwest. it WANTED BY A COLORED WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as a first-class chambermaid or nurse. Beet of Feferences, Aprly at S88 O atrect alley, between 4th and 5th and O and P streets northw WAXIED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE ae A place to take care of Horses, Wazons or Harne; city or country; references given. Address Box ‘ar young man W. i _WANTED—ROOMS. BY 1S1u INSTANT, THREE U ished Rooms, onsecond flocr. ion and price, *"D.,” Star office. oe OR SH GORD FOUR cpomay nivilee of parlor, Light housekeesin, Wi Kaldreas, “with part LEM two or three Unfurnished Rooms in iri houge, having modern Amprovements; reut i hort cu preferred. Address Box 8 FURN ‘Address, brad WwW IMM DIATELY, FOUR OR FIVE U furnished Rooms, or a stuall House in northy ern part of city. _Ad G __WANTED—HOUSES WASTED. 0 COMFORTABLE HOU ‘tall family: pleasantly locate; between 12th and 2ist and F and 0 streets northwest Address, «tat | ing terms and exact locality, ARMY OFFICER, Star @ | WAxtEDAN UNFURNISHED OR PARTIALLY | furnished House, about 11 rooms, in central loca GRTED ITS BRICK HOUSES IN NORTH- $0 Be ie Soak EW nee oa EH street northwest. 810-3¢ WANTED TORENT—AN UNI UNFURNISHED HOUSE, ‘8 rooms, in a eighborhood, rent not over $35 per month. “Address W. B. H., Star office. Vv ANTED—HOUSES_1 pHAVE A LARGE DE- mand for entable Houses for rent, large and ‘anal calling on JNO. A. PRE anwce, 1416 F orthweet. property. ean ~ FIRS § 3 eaten at PRINC To0s ¥ street. Flannels genio 3 cente per width; Outlines 5 cents each, CHAE -ADIES TO KNOW W WE STAMP FLAN- nels for 3 cents "i Width, (no smearing.) Other Stamping reduced. Initials for handkerchiefs 12 cents ra Oulline Ayures 5 centseach. “PHINCE, 1009 "ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE; WILL GRAT feed when, required: keepin, a precialty summer. a: ferences; can be seen PRICE'S Banke Sti 6th street northWest. O- 1t. Pe CLARK, a. 25-Im' OLD STEAM CARPET Cleaning Works, 400 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and remake, Fur- niture to steam. Jy8 ‘ANTED CARPETS TO CLEAN. LP Carpets. wa TED—AT RICE: ou is de betes an OE IF Work In done better aind prices lower than {an aay other cntabiiatecentie aie Orders by telephone, A Fixe CHACE € ‘BRON 616 ae fsana avenues ee oom 4, 130 Son York venue, is a & Goma of Deeds for Every State and Territory — i cumines and Notary. ‘Riwage in oc frou Dar enn A) sey AND HAIR ae Renovate by Steam and Make Over. Upholstery | cates sked. ania api2-6m ANTED-FURNITURE. TO STORE IN FY Wee Rooms, “CHACE’S, 616 La. ave. Ben ‘RTD EATING us TO I fo RENOVATE, ™ MAT- Ha BROW. C10 Lona stead Oa ft marlt ironer, at 1303 N street northwest. Must bring ny IN ISE mo, Grand U} Tonewood panelled case, with 2 | Soe HOUSES. _| Beas OTe eT. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS MAN COOK, AND | JyOR REN 1 K STRE ET NORTH. | * discount if all cad and M. si one Dish Washer, at SEMON’S Dining ae Lunch east; seve ati, ae $12.50; SALE—ONE SQU. ARE PIANC J » 617 E stroot northwest. y next door. M. M. ROMER or Th at. 810-3t food case, carved legs and lyre: ery respect. Will be sold for $1: st Tos Pennsylvania avenue. (OR SALE—A BLOODED COW; GIVES TWELVE ppl er ep ige oee kind of Milk daily. hoy st at Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, or 1647 90th street. b Fe. SALE— E RARE CHANCE AN ESTEY PARLOR Oran, solid OR RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY. PRIVATE nth? at auction. —See Bulletin issued on the Ist and ith of every month at the oflice of THOS. E. WAG- GaMANS S10 7h street northwest. 810-3%" FOR REN RENT—ONE LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, irteen rooms and stable, and ceveral ood unfar- nished Houses: rent from $65 to #200 per month. W. WHITAKER, 208 4s street northwest. 310-3t | 2 walnut Coe TE aie Fa RENT-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN B | £343) 7¢*- 433 Tih street northwest. and C sts. 5. w., new house; inod. imps. don Terrace: # room pe mi cetown; 7 rooms; $15.4! rooms; #15. Cor, Sth and 8 sts. n. aud dwelling with ‘stable; $i Woon, 1295 Gin st R SALE—AN ELEGANT LATEST IMPROVED $50 Singer Machine for $25; full cuarantee; all at- tachinents complete. Walunt’ Extension Table, side drawers, looe pulley. Address Box 6, Star Office. # | Re AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC’S: ENGLISH French Boarding and Day, ‘Selioat fo or Young | jon, O12 17th treet north of th be eumed SEPTEMBER 36, etn Ss MRS. ARCHER HAs | Hes | & returned from her western tour.” Her school | Spmmence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20th. Sirculare and farther perticulars addres or cail upon Mrs. M. N. ARCHER, No. 1401 Beaemachnunbs avente, pposite Thomas Circie. si-60 Boarding and Day feasion of 1881 and 1! WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. | For Circ nmi ply to Principal. MISS LUCY ST! , 85-1" Soo N treet, West | Gpeoucerows ‘COLLEGE. | , Behool will be resumed on THUBSDAY, the 87x inet., in the Classical, Scientific and Con cial Branches. | Examination for entrance held from the Sth of Septem- | Sfecums for day scholare, $50; for halt boarders, $100; for boarders, $300 per ‘anuum. Private, iimtructen, given in Analytical Chemistry at sperial tates, School tickets may be obtained at the office of the Met- ropolitan R. BR. Co, of the Collece. | For further particulars apply to | _S2w “_P. F. HEALY, 8. J. OOL FOR GIRLS SES TIFFE ‘and Little Bos will ce SEPTEMBER 14, 1581. No. 1436: Corcoran street. 3-3 O street, West Washington.s3-2w" war AM SCHOOT, FOR GIRLS, 713 2ist street, will open SEPTEMBE! Boys in Prim- Department. Miss S. E. NOLAN, Prineipal. Sam- ned Prof. W. Townsend, Latin, Greek and Advanced Ens ish, j “Henri Maron, French; Prof. H. C. Sherman, : Mrs. Alfred Haushton; Drawing and Paintin, NT_BRICK 1 No. JOR, OR SALE A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND eat: all podern in some Box Waxon, suitable for painted. Apply to Glothters: Ineee < of new and second-hand Car- strvet northwest. Hawes anid B ules, Sf ROBY'S, 1350 High, 3240 Prospect street, Georgetown. BARGAIN—A SQUARI OR LEASE REASONABLE terms, Dwelling House, Brooms, with latrobe, cel ood fruit and | Lincoln avenue, near Gle wood, Cemetery. Apply to W. E. WAGG) premises, or at City E 08 RENT— FURNISHED COMMODORE FRANK: ns ‘eside 6, 1338 19th street sep peses nesr 8 and every ec FE R SALE—ANOTHER BIG Grand beautifully octaye, with heavy serpentine oa ws and carved lees, toxctlier with stool aud cover, for only $200; cost owner $400 four months ago. Can be seca st 10-6 SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, #10- 433 7th street northwest. ALE—BAY MARE, SIX YEARS OLD, 153g hands hich, sonud; work anywhere; stands without ‘one can drive her; also, a good work Apply at 314 Pennsylvania y only. west. — HOUSE 506 FIFTH STREET, BE- m1 ¥ northwest, opposite Judiciary Square, coutaining 11 moms aud thedern improvements, In: quire of B. IL DUVALL, 459 Pennsylvania avenue, or #1 Indiana avenue. THOS. J. JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF CONTINCED ILL- health, the owner feels compelied to sell a nearly new Tripple Strung, Agraffe Uprizht Pisno at a great sacrifice for cash. Can be seen at G. L. WILD & BRO.'S, 709 7th street northwest. a2%4-ln OK SALE-NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY hnishing up, a Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car- Flages, embracing in part Brouzhauws. Coupes, Couye lets, Conpe Rockaways, Landaulets. Victorias, Exten- coed always ou hand. ption 8 Ou hand. g ROBERT H. GRAHAM. a9 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. Fe SALE_-THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF New and Second-hand Carriages and Bugies, of all Geseriptions, for sule or axchanwe at very low prices. B. D. SCHMIDT & CO., 466 Penaa. ave. 320-3" BUS SINESS | CHANCES. Foe SALE CHEAP_STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 1p Small Grocery Store—724 ¥ strect southwest. BILE DESIRE TO PURCHASE OF THE OWNER, Tr. OME, BRICK MA sion, furnished Or whftrmshel, ef 20 rooms, wine Haute, (summer Kiteben, fountain and stable, with ll modern improvements." Appl 1329 M near Thomas’ Circle,or J. C. Bank. OR RENT— z nue northwest, in good repair; ten rooms; inodern provemeuta: $95 Jer mouth. Apply t0 W. JOHN- 8 13th street northwest 925-Int OR RENT—A PROM BUSINESS STAND— Store and Dwelline No. 423 10th street, nesr gas gies above Pennsylvania avenue. Store can be de- tuched from dwelling, which contains 12 rooms, includ- ing two large pariors, large cellar, gas, water, bat isionia avenue. E (OR LEASE—TO PRIVATE, - sidence 722 12th street northwest, containing nine eroomns and two bath rooms, with rear building ing summer kitchen, laundry and servants Lt well ventilated and drained; all the modern improvements; stable in rear for three carriages and horses, coachman’s room, &e. For terms and sion to inspect the premises apply to STEIGER © LIE- BERMANN, 1418 New York avenue. 812-e03t stating &e., S.H.A., Star e12°26* Fu sis aiyuias dues panto PAINT shops in the city, doing a cood business. Satisfs Feasons Address ing" Bear othico Pe itt HAVE A MERCANTILE BUSINESS, PAYING ‘$1,500 a year clear, that I would like to turn over to FOR RENT- MISCELLANE EOUS NT-HANDSOME SQUARE STEINWAY | any responsible builder who will build tne & Louse foc wien nee toned: $8 per —— is a my stock. Address 8. 8., Star office, 12-2t" orn Taland even o™ For next. THK NORTHERN HOTEL, = Sees Corner ‘sud Franklin streets, opposite N.C. and %, OR EXCHANGE, FOR UNEN. | B. © P. depots. It commands the bestiocatien for cumbered eS ar of 240 scree, S35 | Tremere trade, ae % ie on the depot side of tha ntrest. niles from city: | uiie-room house on farm, | Dining: counter, “snd, 22 bed-rooms, peach and young apple orchard; excellent water. eating too repair. “Lease will be sevens Address Owner, ire 2022 I street. in TIN: Calvert street, Baltimore, Med. 812-3t GREAT BARGAIN.—53 ACRES OF VALUABLE epee located Land for sale, to close an aaa er tities from Wachington Gitte. oe for EPs ea retinas dae eee raion OF 2 coun d : land is in close ‘ity to Sole Hone Piney Branch = pei Senior smh, Stone prop- improved by sui ae BERWICK Executor an Room! 38 Le Drat Building. ae, the pronricior is enous he tar often. eae OR RENT_BRICK STORE AND DWELTING. E24 Th aot Market: southeast, opposite Eastern Spacious, cellar and Tnaul e204" FOR SALE_ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES of Land, with «ood improvements, within the limits of the corporate village i Herndon; or would sell in lots to suit purchasers. 3. H. BARKER, Hern- don, Fairfax county, vat 06-6, Kit FeR,s SALE_—A ( “A GREAT BAR BARGAIN.—THE WELL- Arlington remit and Dairy Farm. within ‘syeht of this ch A terms. Also small Fars on tine, KODE ‘4 PHL us F i B 1428 New York avenue. yu LUABLE TATHFOG LAND, FoR, SALEBY chance: ai fax Coui MONDAY, Sebtexpen wl MAETEENTH Ws), ‘oil be sold the Whited Land, (617 ‘acres,) near Hunter's Mill, «1x Jota of 75 to 125 acres each: heavy timbers; near - Re Bae for lumber men. Private tale authorized. “Tore liberal me _a22-1m THOMAS AS Moone, } Commiastoners. brick MALL FARM FOR SALE17% ACRES, ONE OF | etabiecall in ond onder: water meso A. ply to RYON & § J, the most beantifal and healthy lo focatties sean, two TRACY, ura oe northwest 9-3" from, ew. ‘Easy terms. ROBT A. PHILLIPS 1428 Now Pe enue, 20-1m' OB ANNUITY. ‘The valuable House and Lot, 1215 K street northwest, former residence of A, Susie Goltlaboroepne will be sol i For further information apply on the for an annuity. PPIy, on th LOST AND FOUND. ir OF MISLAID FIVE CERTIFICATES Lisboa ck, for one share each, in. the Second og id Co ‘OTIGE TO BUILDERS.—A LOT OF STATUARY Hive Buliding Association—Nos. 297, 296, 299, 300."S0L, Marble Mantcls will be sola Mantel Pace He pot ¢ found, before tho 19th, dustin duplicate corti: ra ee ee Ieolios of Slate Mtantela on hand: ow for thle return 0 10 JOHN CROWLEY Bale igo Bette and Frederick streets, B SALE—THE £ STOCK AND GOOD WILL OF plete rap ‘Georgetown. ice paid. 321 Jani9 ANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT ELLA FIRST- Was Taflor-mnade Second-hand. aS se is else dea than s common new suit can JUSTH’S OLD STAND, Xo. 619 D stroot north 2 cra Branch Store, No. ‘9th st. northwest. pied ‘hand Clothing. ey oe a vue,” atthe head of Conn Des eee ary, overlooking the city. Plenty of shade and Coniforts of a home. “Apply om premisea:.* n00-3 OOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, HEALTHY close to R.R. station, Shenan: See an excellent Chaya ring Se iar by: Boone pine, Satine ne Ser FE, Progsictor, Chalyteate House, Streabur BOARDING. TFVLE MISSES 1 WILL GIVE FIRST-CLASS Te eae street, opposite McPherson Park. References given and required. LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9rn STREET — aeirae eine teeaient Boards accommo- sled at rearpuabie ems. a2) TREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE PROME- ae eg eae Toont snd board, $28 and $00 per midst 629 ‘Som! MANSION, CORNER 6TH AND E STS. Daving bs ‘been oro repaired and piss ‘accommodation Of guests, Also; Tatle Board if dostred. oe LINTON HOUSE, Tax AND ISTRERTS.— ioostion e central; gta; bo liguers." J Side ARCOR FIO Peaster see aA JUST OPENED. ‘m2l-4m NEW STOCK OF COLLARS. ¢ $2 PER DOZEN, = : W. 8, TEL, Les PACKAGE OF SURGICAL jae A | streets northwest, Will be nad of brivaes coe "Store cut Maker, 633 7th street northwest, e034” Se ieee a Ss J*° AGERE ESTATE EXCHANGE, ‘Mié F Stnesr Norraweerr, = eT Has several very fine Houses for ‘sale. Cheap. Also, Me ae MO! ‘gt on ere TO TDAN re partottie oly wher the a ——— Foxe aan oie 14 Vea steak, eer ioe Eerie in raliogare TS pares oF tho city for sale at low ‘ONEY TO LOAN [ouses for rent. ‘Beat Esrare Secunrry, ‘specialty is made of the care and rental of houses. On et oear es Hones foriahad snd gaia wattad to aabe ah al2-Im THOS. J. FISHER & CO. =< ONEY,—A email sur, of MONEY TO LOAN for « Sy peur nine REAL Barak EXCHANGE, work Security, or to invest | 91-tm 416 F Street Northwest. ing. we so 8 i, dinaag 700 000 Bk WILL BE EXCHANGED ONY TOTO oy id for Heal Estate PANE HUME, In Sums to Sih Sete oN Estate sf{SizPe Cont, J. V. are hee mt one NCR Bat Berare Aopen WMO%EX To Loan, ON REAL ESTA’ a ATS PER CENT. SPORTING GOODS. (3%. Burret, ‘NOs, 403 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. Sa Bae CURA EEE OEE ee D. C, YINGLING. NAEONAL DERECHIYE AGExOY, oo 9TH Nie and finished Rosewood Case Piano, 7 | pa, &e., &e. Second-hand Carriages of every | Presa Ui ‘a smail House or one or two Building | location, ‘gy rs inary Sad Rinderarton. ding and Day School for “Young Laidies and iren, will reopen at S00 18th street, SEPTEMBER 2ru. Oral instruction in German and Drawing free. litan Kindergarten Normal Institute reopens OCTOBEL l0rn. Cataloxues and full inf. tained by applying to B.C. A Hi f. Regal VERNON I Ht Ba | ith scholastic year c i BRS. C. HARROVER’S nen : el-im M For Young Ladies and 1336 Singer, ‘o eF | Win reopen SEPTEMBE! pe SCHOOL OF MU {Establiched 1877,] | 707 8th street northwest. Piano, Orzun, Voice, Vigtin, &e. Church organ for practice. si-5i ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, 3 Science and English, privately or in Class, | _sl-2w NORTHWEST. eyoon SEF PTEMBER 26th, ~ PAIR, al. JAN M. Cotmmbian Colleges W srhington, D. HE COLUMBIAN UNIVFPS?TY, ‘The Columbian Colleze cpens Se The Medical School 1 ns Octobe Phe Law School opens October I For Catalogue and _sl-6m ne. ACADEMY, G01 EAST street. —Classes will be cesmmed MONDAY, Se; te her's. ‘Special attention given te voeal and instrume: oq Inunic, drawing and panting. apply to Superie AND_KIN i SEPTEMBER 1, thesooeh rearten to Colleziate Departient. ther information apply to Pcin- | 224-3m 630-1 at 1135 17th street northwest, on az7-Im’ ‘ill Reoj on MONDAY, pet so8 E STREET NORTHWEST. ng Cc. Fe ey ooo Eee the French Lani OPEN September 12,1861, For terms, &c., address e*EE808 INSTITUTE, ith street, between I and gis 14th Mi Bichen ana French School for Young Ladies ana i, or Miss A. F. GATES, 22 34 ‘MISS OLGA HFSSELBACH, yar Bir Laing Pollock, ) wall open mber r 12th, 1 1881. ROF. AND MES. LUCIEN E. OLLI TERE'S Pivnet Estab and Claerical Schocl for I sped SPTRAMBEI 12 1881, at For further and full mie ard cireniars 225-3 Wf BS. McGEE’S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WILL RE- Mrs. J. L. McGEE, _827-1m* 1434 Q street northwest, ‘Select Classical and 3 SCHOOL POR BOYS, K streets, Will re-open WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEN 14, 1851. “GiaS'B"Youna, Pri ncipal. Wiss HILTos Children, #21 Vermont avenue, will re-open Septersber J4th. Boarding pupils limited. 222-3 M VERNON SEMINARY. Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. 1100 M street, Washington, D. C. MRS, J. EDDY SOMERS, Princi School _y ghens, September ‘21, 1881. ‘For cata- loeues apply t0 cipal. alé-4m HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. and the in: nh Fear varias Ree, SHOOK, FOR Sr. Sh coupes of tnstrusiion’ wall circulars call on FRANCIS MU. ae eee nt Sclonaoe aa ee, DW 3y19-2m" AVERLY SEMINARY, 1412 H STREET NORTH- ‘Day School for Younx Ladies. Fall term en comeeenmaee of September ‘20th. “Mise LIPSCOMB, 3y25-2n SBORNE SEMINART_FRENCH AND ENGLISH mus mand Lite Gite will REOPENS WEDNES: = EN on AY, the 15th of REPTEMBER. It is sii the INSYLVANIA MILIT@RY ACADEMY, CHESTER, FA: (OPENS BEET. 14.) eye Ensineering, Chemais- i tong THEO. HYATT, President. ry Toi COLLRaI Examination . F. MUSSAEUS, 102 ill basin on in the cobeve | THE COLLEGIATE, PREPARATORY AND NORMAL | preference being given to those entering the higher | | Government, and for For RS. EL JENSENS’ SEMINAR Eon, wore reopen a; present treet 1S SIN MONDAY OF SEPTEM- | ‘The cars pass within two squares | DERGAR- | iss Bs REPS | a =D Mea. SGHOOL FoR AND D errr atM. P.Chureh, Sin itawet unrinmen, OT OVS ENGLISH ANDO ICAL. Bi Ww. HUNT, Panchiet ein ~ a ual Sereno SED a31-t0* wen SCH Ok, AMER Lor Teste ty ew ur-and-a-halt-Stewet Stted tor Bunt Raval Resdeney? Wace hor, putas, Rt, nate Tied cota “ee Stak 6 = ee = KY AND DAY SCH ina 622, ath street + _northwert, —— ‘Therousch dire RLIZABETH HARRI Principal. INKNEY INSTITUTE, 23° ,, COMM >! aa 0 EqTiCUr MISSES BURGESS, lecies SE = INSTITUTE, 63 lorn STREET Nowe west Mrs. L. E. Suita, Prine ot Kowsiyn Sem.) School becine SUPHEIEN roe enw prlect Eng inh and Cinasical or facil erent oe eee yon, ir. Circe oma! x at | Tare may be obtained at the Bookstores or from the Prin- | cipal. 236-1 | ({OLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Atty ninth annwal session will commence on the | Mare OF SEPTEMBER, with Ue, following tues ot "Ss TM a ‘DREW MoNTAGER, oe HARRY ©. DAYTS, A. B., Profersor of Greek. ANTHONY 1 JANUS, Profesor of French and Ger man. J, HOWARD GORE, B. 8., Professor of Mathe- matics. for West Point and the Boys prepared for | Naval Academy, for the civil and sctemtific service of Uae Universit ‘or catalc farther ‘uformation ‘WM. W. PATTON, President. | pacers ets me eet: wd NES a27-Gm NAL ENT ruSETY 1a LAW DEPARTMENT. Catalosnes are now ready and obtained Wa NEWTON, 09 7th iret FERRMAS, AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR GI Non 009 Tstivet ortivweat, Laat aio Mise CDI DeMOLER Pein Principal. “ai pha od TOFRSSOM, HAVING, oar en t ipeowee take Classes in Scbools or Private Branches Modern Lancuases, Sciences, M: in Addrom PROFESSOR, Star 6 ‘Sar ofhce. stew sixth year begins sotciigel Department will open MONDAY, cote! REV. T. P. EGE, A. M., Prest, ivered by Pref. Te fee ad ag. PVHE WEST WASHINGTON SHO. FOR GIRLS livered D. L. Last fe and pub- | - | arolatited to atiena. een ee | T incorporated May 28th, 1 for circulars e B. PURVIS, M.D... Secretary, —_ NARGARET Si _87-to3 . 118 Toth street. Late — | EORGETOWN 2028 P strect. G SESSION BFGINS SEPTEMBER 7, 1881. =| ‘Teams Pen Year Prim =a ta 0 in Rca Junior “foie “nish and Prench. Senior 01 Shand French of2, Crewars with full LG. WC Stine hes ay G. T. Daniop’s Agric | Wintins's Bonk Stark assets NSTITUTEC FOR THE IMPROVED ag TION OF DEAP MUTE: be. tween 67th and GAth streets, ‘The Articulation ol in the country. Eatabltehed 1! Pore Oral Method. ‘Send for cirevilar. NRINITY, HALL, BE Sierousl Host, Sebo Varied advan- tthe highest order teenth year b Strrembre teen, Ree UA adres Mine CHELLE GIBBONS HUNT. Principal. e-em ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. THE p\ nxt sesaion commences TUESDAY“ SEVTEMBER Pike: Stlocus oF information address WM. President, College Station, Prince Geonre’s county, Md. aul-2awam WASMIRSTON ‘COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.— Boarding and Day School f yt Laos sud Children, re-opens September 19, IRL. Fur circulars apply to Mrs. Z. D. BUTCHER and Miss M. C. DOUG- LAS, Principals, 1623 and 1027 12th atrect north wewt a | PB BEL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, iru Srumer NoRTHWEx, | One square from Thomas Circle, four from Sestt Circle, reopens THURSDAY, September Ist, INSI. New Bug iand teachers. “Genuine Kindergarten. Daily oral in- rachon im Gerwan free. | Normal class for Indien. Every advantage: for thorough instruction from youn ext to most advanced department. For catalyrues —— Principals. al7-im AMY LEAVITT, BOSTON, WILT. RE- apie iustraction ist Vocal aod Lustrimertal Mae “MBER STH. Miss Leavitt may also be en ba ist in Church or Concert. Acddre 944 K xtreet uorthwest. | _s SPECIALTIES. TERNAL, INTERNAL, Protruding’ Piles thoro cutting or Twrating, ‘Cure guaran! tation free. y JERSEY.—A DR. 20 11th street SHRADER, run west. ADAM DUROUL Magnetic A) tells past, prese | lady and gent’ | Hours from 9 to 12 EV! Ladice and Gen; iP) ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL a 1 ‘Ail business confidential cents each. No. 408 L street, bet = northwest. ‘D* M.A. CARMAN, 10 14TH STR Second door south from All Souls’ Church. «I TIST, ER. STARR PARSONS, Di 4309TH STREET, ozuthoast corner 9th and E narihwent. 8 12 11 a.m. Wednend far he poor. | ine Chass references. a ROOT si RG HTP, CHIROPODIST of over tuirty-five years’ experience, twenty con- secutive years of practice in Washington, success fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased ‘Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and’ all Aikvents of the F Eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other well-known personages patronize his extabliximent. 14) Feansyi- Yenia avenus, opposite Willard’s Hota. Fee, $2 por al | visit. |p R. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET | orthwest, between D and E '* Bookstore. Operative, Si try skilfally performed. oderate. Consultation free. S venue. ; Teeth fied, $2; Extracting erations warranted. janl9 “TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ST., Dentistry in all i ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work w KR. 1. M. | BP tires ‘doors from corner E. niches. H. DEI D.. V.D., OF Vitapathy:or Vita? Giire ‘forall Alscance of Udy yd pana. ae aud. Throat, Conenmtion, Lass of Vitality. " Hemorrhoides or Plies. and all H peas a xpeciaity. All Tumors, Mi or Blood Diseases of wha aie or nature thoroughly eradt- cated from the sy me and Stammerng cured. Consultation free to all. Office and 1216 15th street. corner N strect northwest. fel _LADIES’ GooDs.__ ~ WILLIAN OFFERS GREAT HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF SU rh Puttern Bonnets and Hate, Millinery Novelties, Traveling Wraps, all the best “hoeth Lawn and Percale Wrappers, Lawn and Gingham Suits, Black DaiuasseSuite: ParaucinandGioves Parisian Noveltiog Neckwont ack | fas nite od Cay a sett jected tne at Hiathing Suite and Garter anda carchuily srlected Hise ne Suit 5 Needies, 4 papers for 20 cents. Store will be cloned at nix sreiock. 7% pon, WHAdas, : be PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | MES. J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having left for Europe June 29th to make selections for Yextsasou's goods, we will offer the reuainder of out STRAW FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH e008 dunn Erc., Ero., . | at greatly redneed prices. Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. 3yT ‘Closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. _3y7 M ME. WASHINGTON, i ASHTON ABLE DRESSMAKING AND) TRIMMING es suet, PENSYLVANIA A as nee rior style at short notice. ti ol ay he Eetice can Gove Dremes oat ramen | Ove LASS". INTHATRERT. Sr. Croup Brrupre. HOSIERY DEPARTME! ee ES Fux, COMING WEEK: fe? it PI UL ENGLISH ties ful fatima 50 cents a pair, ustial Navy Bim VERY | Baha NISH PIN CSTE HUSE at 43 | RSD ota RE eto ne, et cent 35 Eaatic LISLE, SUE THMEAD Love ‘s9.cnta. reduced -ARASOLS. — BE SOLD aT A DISCOUNT OF 26 PRIE ‘SILK MITTS, TTS, ALL és SGLASS", Sir Eviannaneny, BARGAINS 7 SEWING (ES for