Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1881, Page 3

a aa __ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1881. CROSBY S. NOYES. The Evening Star has a regular, permanen: bonx fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daity paper published In Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily pa; ere added together. ‘Tue STAx 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 city for the summer ean have THE STAR mailed to them, postpaid, for fifty cents per month, and the address changed as often as desired, The Next House. The result of the special congressional election held in the second Maine district yesterday adds another to the republican members of the next House. Not counting the four vacancies existing from New York the wer House of the Forty-seventh Congress now stands: 144 repub- Heans, 133 democrats, 9 greenbackers, 2 readjus- ters (from Virginia}, and one independent repub- Hean (Smith, of Brooklyn), making a present membership of 289 members. The four New York vacancies will be filled in November. Should the republicans elect three out of this four they will then have just the number of votes requisite to organize the House—147. It seemsto be generaily conceded that the republicans will elect successors to Messrs. Miller and Lapham. The democrats will no doubt elect a successor to the late Fernando Wood, and they claim that they will send a member to fill the seat vacated by Minister Morton. Should they carry both these districts that will leave the republicans with only 146 members, but it is claimed that Smith, of Brooklyn, will vote for republican organiza- tion, and that would give them the additional | vote necessary to make a majority of the whole House. There are tive greenback members who wi formerly republicans, and who, it is rea- sonable to suppose, will vote with that party on the question of organization, as against the democrats. They are Brumm, of Pennsylvania, and Rice, Hazeitine, Ford and Burroughs, of , of Texas, another greenbacker, Missouri. Jon: thouzh formerly a demoerat, is now a bitter op- ponent of that party, and would be more likely to vote against it than with it. Ladd and Murch, of Maine, and Moszrove, of Penn- sylvania, would no doubt vote with the democrats in the question of organization should it be a contest between those two parties. What the two Virginia readjusters may do there Is no means of telling yet. The result of the coming election in Virginia will probably have consider- able influence in determining their political status in the next Congress. The greenbackers | make up the element of uncertainty in relation | to the orzanization of the next House. Their | leaders emphatically deciare that they intend to make a caucus nomination for Speaker and to stand by that nomination to the last. Then there is a good deal of talk of a coalition of demeerats and greenbackers, but sneha combinution could not win unless the rei ers join it, provided the repub- din electing two out of the four meinbers to be chosen in New York. Should the democrats capture either Miller's or Lapham’s district, (a thing not very probable.) it might be fatal to republican ascendency in the next Hou as it would enable the opposition by combina- tion to muster a majority. The chances are fa- vorable to republican ors is Ekely to be so close that a sudden death or eaze of illness on the part of a member might upset ull calculations. = The eiection yest aine, by over 4,000 majority over candidate, testifies to the popu- larity of Mr. Dingiey and to the fact that the greenback craze is rapidly on the wane in the Dirige State. A gesperite effort was made to defeat Dingley by inducing the democratic can- didate to withdraw in order to concentrate the opposition on the greenback candidate, but many of the democrats, who have sickened of coalition with the soft money crowd, refused to be sold out and delivered on this occasion, and they either voted for Dingley yesterday or de- clined to vote at all. Mr. Dingley is the editor of the Lewiston Journal, one of the ablest and best newspapers in New England. While not as brilliant a debater as Blaine or Frye, he is a log- jeal, foreible speaker, and he will supply his fall proportion of the ability requisite to keep up the reputation for strength maintained for #0 many years in both houses of Congres$ by the Maine delegation. +e» ___ The news from Long Branch that the Presi- dent has, at his own request, been removed from his bed toa reclining chair, shows that he isnot at all in the dying mood. The people still have faith that his grit will carry him through. Wy oopwanp & LOTHRO! wa. .-PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE... HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT. ‘We are now prepared to show our fall stock of LINEN SHEETINGS, PILLOW CASE LINENS, PILLOW CASE COTTONS, 44 BLEACHED MUSLINS, mall popular brands at LOWEST PRICES. of the Loom, 10 centa. Euniale Camibeict 135) Senta An elegant line of GERMAN DAMASKS and GERMAN NAPKINS At the lowest prices poxsitle to name for fine goods. ‘A lave variety of styles and sizes of FANCY DOYLIES In Turked Red, plain White, White with scarlet bord- ers, Fink, Blue, Ecru, Drab with handsome borders. As a special bargain we offer 100 dozen FANCY BORDERED HUCKABAC TOWELS COTTON SHEETINGS, With knotted fringes and insertion border at25 cents ech. Also, 50 dozen ALL-LINEN TABLE NAPKINS, Pali seivedze, only $1 per dozen, BLANKETS, MARSEILLES QUILTS, DOMESTIC QUILTS, (CRASHES, TOWELINGS, AT RIGHT PKICES. BOSTON HOUSE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SPECIALTI ES AND BARGAINS. IN PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘The best in quality and lowest in pr New Pianos of the best. aki auouthly paymenta. First-class, nearly new, than half the orucinal e (Come and see us before you buy. SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 493 Tru Staexr Nournwest. nization, but the vote | | erday of ex-Goyernor Ding- ley, republican, to succeed Senator Frye, in the | ps LINEN HOUSE ‘Washinston’s rapid growth warrants . NEW DEPARTURES continually, and the opening of stores making SPE- CIALTIES of certain lines of Goods. This enables mer- chants to bestow more attention upon the particular koods offered for sale. With unusual sdvantages on account of intimate business eonnections, we have con- fidence in respectfully inviting the public to inspect our magnificent | | | LINEN EXHIBITION. “Seeing is believing.” and we heartily thank our Patrons for thetr placed confidence and popular sppre- ciation, which bas secured for us sgood basis upon which we shall continue to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN FINE IRISH LIN- ENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, AT LOWEST PRICES. COCHRANE & CO., OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. GRA TEEAEe.: e SELTZ & MERTZ, IMPORTERS AND TAILORS, 1105 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE, Two Doons WEST OF Stan Orvics. ‘We are to inform our tastes cre new beer aa Paris Im) for inspection. and the public ‘Our London and are now arrived and are opened out serine Sanaa heat matter i or Trouseriuges Ya ‘Suitings SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1881, | Our Fall and Winter Opening takes place, at which time | See will divplay Sample Garments frota die lecdine Lone dings | don taijors (Poole and others), and also Garments of our | own production. All are invited to call. 813 SELTZ & MERTZ. SPRING LEAF TEA AT 50 CENTS A POUND. It has steadily grown into favor with housekeepers, superceding Teas of higher cost. It is a pure Oolong Chinese Tea. N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street. | FALL HATS. | FALL STYLE, DRESS HATS, NOW READY. NEW DESIGNS IN DERBY AND FELT HATS. TRAVELING HATS AND CAPS. BOYS AND CHILDREN’S HATS IN NEW COLORS AND SHAPES. SILK, GUANACO and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS. STINEMETZ, Harter, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. LA 5 NATIONAL PIE BAKERY, Established by the undersigned in 1862 (on FE. Capitol street), now located at No. 54 F street southwest. Notice.—In consequence ef the advance in prices of all material which goes into the manufactare of a first-class FILE, I shall be compelle i to advance one cent the wholesale price of small PLBS, on and after S s13 i | t | | | GHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD, THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE CAVERNS OF LURAY, ONE OF NATURE'S WONDEGS. | * Comparing this creat natural curiosity with others of the same cluss it is safe to say that there is probably | NO OTHER CAVE IN THE WORLD | more completely and profusely decorated with stalactitic and stalazmitic ornamentation.""—Report of Smitheon- ian Institution. | LURAY INN, ‘The new Hotel cf the Luray Cave and Hote! Company, is now OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF GUESTS. This hotel has been erected expressly for the accommo- dation of visitors to the Caverns, and will with special reference to their comfort. It will be OP) 3 $ OF THE YEAR. | ‘The Caverns may be entered at any hour in the day, | | and without special change in attire. GUIDES AND GUARDS FREE. ‘Trains leave for Luray as follows: Haxerstown, Junc- tion Western Maryhind Railroad, 7:30, 11 a.m. and | 3:55 p.m. Shenandoah Juneticn, Baltimore and Ohio | Railroad, 8:17 and 11:41 a.m. and 4:54 i | Junction Virginia Midland Railroad, and 6:10 p.m. R EADY MADE DEPARTMENT. A STOCK OF UNUSUAL ELEGANCE IS NOW OFFERED IN OUR READY MADE DEPARTMENT. WE HAVE ADDED MATERIALLY TO THE FINISH WITHOUT BEING NECESSITATED TO ADVANCE THE PRICES. IT IS, 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. HE OLIVETTE Is the name of our $1.25 LADIES’ BUTTON BooT, Made of good quality of Pebble Leather or India Ki with wild woled atp flaky Somtetabien eeu cal ia ape | eee wear to any $2 shoe in the market. To WILLIAM HAHN’S, 816 7TH Sraeer, Between H axp I, 1922 PENNsYLvamta.Ave., Bet. 19TH aND 20TH Srs., SIGN RED SLIPPER. Don't fail to see “The Olivette” Shoe (name imprinted on sole. Our stock of FALL BOOTS and SHOES will be com- plete September 15th. ‘You are invited to call. s12-3t A2®BIVED. 812 Our London and Paris Purchases of WOOLLENS FOR OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT havearrived. Those who defer their orders until the weather is more auspicious, will fail to find many of the Choicest Styles. We invite ORDERS NOW for later delivery. The stock is of the Finest Character, no Suits at less than $50 being in this lot of goods. The sales of these tyles are positively confined to our house. The Fit and Workmanship is superior to any that we ave ever produced. ‘Truly, &e., A. SAKS & CO. TAILORING DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR ANNEX, OVER BANK OF THE REPUBLIC. EN- TRANCE THROUGH MAIN BUILDING. 812 prLvec out. UNPLUGGED AGAIN. ONCE MORE UNPLUGGED. PLUGG TO REMAIN OUT. ‘Having"again connected with the TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE, would respectfully solicit orders through that means © couumanlenion wise not convenient to callin pesens FRESH GOODS. LARGE SUPPLIES. BOTTO! ICES, FRUIT EAs AT COST, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 10 Fuest TO GET IN NEW STOCK. Pall ete, $4, $5, $6 and $8. Seca eee Ee Shoes, $6. a ‘506 9rm srncer, setween E amp F wortuwesr, opposite Critic Oftice. ‘810 CAPITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND. ie ease Sees WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Winters LADY OF REFINEMENT IN OUR iy Order Department. R RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; cheap to responsible tenants. Call at 417 New Jer- sey svenne. west. it P.O. Box 697, Baitimore, = ee ‘ANTED-EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN, We H. L. STHASBURGEL’S, 306-308 7th street. Fe RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, en ay street northwest: refi ences. W3ANtED4 STOUT BOY, AS HELPER IN Cat re K ny Factory. Apply at 314 Pennsylvania ave- euite or single. ‘sth nm s13-3 MMUNICA’ ao Se Apply 605 13th street northwest, near F street. «13-3t* ws ED—A COLORED BOY, TO TAKE CARE of hi of hope and bugxy, at 1701 ih street northwest, WASTED Four MILES IN COUNTRY_BOY, tomilk, drive, & at CLARK'S Grocery! corner 14th and Bomdary. after £ psn. el3-3t* | ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED OYSTER AND Restaurant Cook Nowe Dut de weg understands his business need apply. Apply st WELSH'S Res- taurant, corner lth and Istrects northwest, 613- Was honest, toasaist in licht houseworgeand set preferred. ‘Apply jOMAN, wing. Orphan after 4 p.m.,"2421 N strect north- ANTED — COOK: CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT- Tomes, baf-yrvern Gtk Colored Man Cook. ferences. Fam furnished Servi Agency, 926 F strect northwest. C. E. PRICE & CO. It” ANTED-A FIRST-RATE FARM HAND, A chance for a «mart man. Call at 405 Lst street west. ai2-3t" | peed ei CMA gue ae street, between 10and ame 012-2¢° ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. “Wforkin semait family. ‘staat stay of a be recommended. Apply 1437 Satreet north Sey wi ED—A WOuAN TO COOK, WASH AND ences required. Apply at 198 Cfntroct northeast. 812-2" WV ANTED_DIMEDIATELY_AN ACTIVE, WILL- Wine wonran th do housswocks tose nensoneer so: quired, Sonthweet corner Greene and Stoddart street, mn, D.C, 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 Louisiana avenue, Court Restaurant. a12-2t" R RENT—LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, ON ‘second floor: southeast front, hot and old water and bath same floor; private family; no children: pees door. $00 2d street, corner H northwest. R RENT—THREE TO F 00} FRR RET THREE TO, FIVE ROOMS, Painted and pepered: 78 B, Ss te email, family "Dall, ke. terme. moderato ts ty OR SALE OR RENT—TWO MILES EROM wmdary street, seven joure, |S and Three Acres Lang, on Breutwood Road, only 20 Iuinutes from City Bort office, by cars or publig road, a No. I place. 405 Ist street northwest. l2-at' OR SALE—TWO GREAT BARGAINS—HOUSK, Bh Fierce noctmenee ho ee OS Sake Gh Gores M. ROHL 509 th street. — "812-36 Pass AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE. An ¢: chance to buy # very elicible and | most delizhtfuily Corner Property, fully and | completely furnished, at a great and on i Hight parties. Caltst 1207 Ota street northwest. e13-St- | ,.gentioman, declining ho 1K RENTFURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE OR | ture. House and furniture ahk with private bath; moderate excepticnable onler—practically nient to Nati and Me ands are large, embracit street northwest, second house square fect. The en! : = = all its furnishings will be sold for $14,000, which R RENT—400 lore ST. THWEST, | $4,000 below the actual cost ‘of the hows ani sroun fine, Jerze, communicating Parlorsand other rooms, | alone. One-half cash: belance ir furnished or unfurnished, with or without of | cent. Among the furniture may, ‘@ superb ould board with renters; all improvements; refer- | Steinway Piabo. For particular: ‘at Koom No. 3 ences. “itt | Second National Bank. 609 7th exceed #12-3t BR RENT—1 Ss, )R SALE—ESTABLISHED BUSINESS PROP- en suite or singe, to married en! Frey octave ome streets northwest, nen; must be permanent. 907 M northwest. #12-6t" ioiaialdo: be sold, pA property 131 7H B RENT—TWO VERY LARGE, NICELY FURN- | Syscinorthwest, lot 20x116 to wide alley. Aptly to Fe an rem ue ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F 10-3 sout it Table Board." 913 New York avenue. FoR BENT—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY HA F ma gareor tree unfurnished Roots, on fret and ply 460 C street northwest, i sti-2t yk RENT — NIGELY FURNISHED FRONT ‘on second and third floors; modern improve- iments. References exchanged. 1232 I street north OR RENT—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO OR three handsomely furnished Rooms on second floor, modern convenienes=: will rent separate or together. reasonable. 924 K street northwest. #l2-3t" Ht RENT 606 Ute STREET NORTHWEST. and nicely furnished Roome on fitet, F third oore: aisn a tine Ofice oom. well fulted for a Physician; good location, eenvenient to tires Lines care : ree ling ‘ANTED—A GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS HOUSE Girl, one that will make generally useful. Good home fora reliable girl. Best of references re: quired. Inquire at 927 H street northwest. 612-3t NTED— ‘ASHER WOMEN, NURS! and Servants of afi kinds. Families or others wish- Employment Office, See B. a Waster, FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE SMITH, 3.K. PROBY'S FACTORY, 1230 High street, 8 Po RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING, NEWLY avered and painted, Furnished Roonie: $10 for single room with heat. Private family. On line it cars. 214 D street northwest. 810. OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE SUITE OF Rooms on second floor, consisting of a parlor and two bedrooms. “Inquire at 1806 H street northwest. FoR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Room on second door, furnished or unfurnished. Two large Parlors, furnizhed or unfurnished. Also, a Stable. 322 C treet northwest- 810-3t* treet, ANTED_FIFTY MEN, WHITE OR COLORED, to make Railroad Cross Ties. Apply to TALBOTT & McCAULEY, 1219 11th street southeast. #10-Lw’ WaAstED-£ GOOD WHITE COOK, WASHER AND Troner, at 1303 N street northwest. Must bring reference. 810-3t WANIED-A PHARMACIST—A YOUTH, FROM sixteen to seventeen years of age, of English education, who wishes to Learn the Hetail Drug Busi- ness will be taken for aterm of four yeara, Address PROPRIETOR OF PHARMACY, Star office. a26-Im* __WANTED— SITUATIONS. TW ANTED—BY A LADY, ATIO maker; understands cuttin E. T., Star office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, EMPLOYMENT as Shorthand Clerk or Copyist. “Terms moderate, Address ANNE I. JOLTA, Washington, De Ce #13 3° W3STED_BY A COLORED GIRL, A SITUATION to do general housework in a sanall family. Best of references. Apply 1248 10th street northwest. 1t* WANZED.BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION as Coachman ina private family. “Best of refor- ences. Address Box 22, Star office. 12-2" WARTED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER IN rerulated establishment, by-® young. man with the best of recommendations. Address C.F. W. 224% 133 street southwest. = TED—ROOMS. WANIED-A LADY DESIRES TWO FURN Rooms and Permanent family SHED Board, with a private for herself and two daughters (one a youn the other 13 years of age), between Hand O and ts. | Satisfactory references yi fires during the present week, by le . 1316 11th street northwest. si3-2t —BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO dren), permanent if suited, one large, weil- furnished Room, modern improvements, with first: class Board, in a strictly private family: pleasant, loca- moderate rates. Refere need. Address: Star office, ‘giving terms, including heat and 13-20" L KINDERGART: NOR- mts, from distant states, desire to en- gage Three or more Furnished Bedrooms, with or with- out Board, within 4th and Gand lth and P streets, Tetters, stating terms and location, to be addressed either to Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 8th street, or SHE POLLOCK, 1 f Sth street, Principal sl indervarten Normal Institute. containing not less than seven rooms; small private family; no children. Address, stating terms, ARMY, ‘Star office. #13-lw* HOUSE, CONTAINING FIVE TO #, located between F and M and 7th to rent: ponwension by Ist proxino;, pay prompt. Address, at once, W. M., Star oltice. “It Vv ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, WITH MODERN or second floor, by Oct. Ist, by a fami improvements, or five Unfurnished Rooms on first by of three adults; must be in a good neizhborhood, end wiil be permanent and pay rent in advance if suited. Address W. 5. B., 2010 F street aorthwest. al3-3t Fa RENT_OFFICE ROOM, ADMIRABLY LO- cal the ted for a Life Insurance Company. Inquire at Onite Cohimibia Fire Insurance Company, List ¥ street. ‘B-eolw ROE BENT PLEASANT ROOM, FURNISHED OR unfurnished, south front, third floor; also, one on fourth floor, with Board. Terms moderate: pleasant situation; park in front; avenue cars pass; ferences exchanged ; 1803 H street northwest. a27-19t" OR RENT—1423 IOWA CIRCLE_A SUITE ( Furnished Rooms, without Board, eecond floo bay window, gentlemen preferred; persons haying + vants or children need not apply. 2 Fe RENT—TWO UNFURN b with gas, heat and nee of bath: hot and cold wate Furnished Room suitable for gentleman. Apply at 1018 phe Ie ka Best of references required. 3-Sw* WOR RENT PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS ina private family, No. 804 9th street northwest, suitable cnly for persons taking their meals out. Kefer- ences exchanged. a25-3w* Fe RENT—The ROOMS now occupied by the Yount Men's Christian Association, viz: An office room, four large rooms and the chapel, all well lizhted and heated by steam. ‘These rooms, Covering 4,000 square feet, M uot rentéd by July Ist, as now arranied, will be for rent separately. For terms, &c. Sppy to A. 8. northwest. PRATT & SON, Agents, 401 9th street 14-t, thiesdm” ¥ STORE No. 218 10th street northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue and near Wholesale OR REN Taarket. A good stand tor grocery, feed or commission business. Inouire at 926 Louisiana avenue. jy5-3m ___ FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ OR RENT—AT ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, MD. eight acres of Land. with 00d Buildings; che: Tnquire 413 6th street northwest. 8] OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE No. 1325 COR from October lst. For terms appl 810 F street. eh VILLE STATION, NINE- room Cottage, with Garde: Rent reduced to $15 Cope Also, for sale, 15 Lota, 16: 5 Fe RE HOU 607 10TH east: seven rooms; water, beth, | key next door. M. M. ROHK | PROR RENT AND SALE See and al RENT—A THRUE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, | 3d street northwest; seven rooms end kath; in | food repair; medern japrovements; $37.50 per mont! Apply to F. 'H. SMITH & SON, 515 7th strect, opposite | P. O. Department. sid-s,teth ROR BENT-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN B and C sts. a. w house; mod. imps. $35. No. 5 Langdon ; 8 rooms 3255, varrace. 31 63 Georgetown; 7 rooms; ” $15.45, 1311 C ‘ome; 1% “Cor. 8th snd 'S sts. n. w with stable; 1 | E* heatth, gi Fe ad eee ee ee Fe 5 lata bar- ‘and dn easy terms. Apply HELLEN & NICHOL- 607 7th street northwest. 87. FOR SALE TWO-STORY BRIOK HOUSE. 4 BEVEN 00! lern_ improvement on premisos, "809 in street northwest, between 4 and 6 o'clock pm. Price resonable. ‘Terms one-half cash: balance 6, i2.and 18 monthe, with mix per cent inter- 2R SALE—BARGAINS— BRICK, 8 B., AND 2 4 reach, RT, ave., nearsth; Frame, bth bear Owe SION DHS, bee TA & 13th bear On. W, 2 Bricks, Ty 1$3.200, "Wa HOLTZMAN, 1831 F new: e2-tin Fe SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No. 124 E street northwest nt rounds, ‘with examined between 6 and 7 Pelle nani Sat FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS POR SALE_A FINE HEAVY DRAFT HORSE. 1pan.be seen at 454 Pennsylvania avenue northwest™ « Fe SALE CHEAP "A FINE YOU: G FAHEY lorse and a J Carri ply at 21 treet northwest? nee. Apply stais-6t" | Fok SALE AT A, BARG some Bedroom tension Tables, Brussels and Stair | can be seen at any time by calling at 1714 14th street northwest. It* FOR SALETAT A BARGAIN STYLISH PON! fast. Also, Harness and No-top-Browster Busey, good as new. 1 Toad use. Keyes Smith's stables, comer lath and E northwest. "si2-3t Fe, SALE A RARE BARGAIN A FIRST CLASS ino, Gra Upright, rosewood panelled case, wi! iine carved scrolls, Stool and cover: 350, a discount if all cash. 1 ‘on payments; | 39 10th, bet. Land M. sl1-6t * | / )R SALE—ONE SQUARE PIANO, RICH ROSE- wood case, carved jexs and lyre: fully warranted in every respect.’ Will be sold for $135. F. @. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. 810-3t FE SALE—A QUANTITY OF BLUE PAVING Rock; lot of Carbing. “ men™'SxO. J. STAFFORD, a8-e03t* 901 436 street southwest. RIOR SALE—A BLOODED COW: GIVES TWELVE quarts of the richest kind of Milk daily. Apply at ‘oom 4, 1420 New York avenue, or 1647 30th street. 810-3 F i CHANME—AN Organ, solid walnut cada for onl: Rood ay new. SIDNEY. 810-6 33 FOE SALETAN ELEGANT LATEST IMPROV $50 Singer Machine for #25; full guarantee; all at- | tzchments complete. Walnut Extension Table, side drawers, “loose pulley. Address Box 86, Star office. RIOR SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND ‘Trade Wagons: handsome Bo: ly $25; warranted . NIMMO, pect street, Georzetown. \—A SQUARE OTHER BIG BARGAL heautifully-tinished Rosewood Case Fiat, octave, with heavy serpentine mouldings and carved legs, together with stool and cover, for Sate $200; cost owner $400 four months azo. Can be seen ai SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, 453 ith street northwest. BAY MARE, SIX YEARS OLD, 15 : work any whe: ‘one can drive her; also, a good at 314 Pennsylvania’ avenue north: 99-60" VOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF NTINCED ILL- the owner feels compelled to cell a neerly | ripple Strung, Agraffe Upricht Piano ata xreat | e for cash. Can be seen at G. L. WILD & ) 7th street northwest. im | j BRO. + ‘OR SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTL finishing up, a Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car- Tages, embi in part Brouzhams, Coupes, Coupe- | vays, daulets, Victorias, Exten- -hand Carriages of every | ROBERT H. GRAHAM. a9 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. FOE, SALE THE LARGEST | ASSORTMENT OF New and Second-hand Carnages aud Busiies, of all descriptions, for sale orexchange at very low prices. P. D. SCHMIDT & CO., 466 Penna. ave. 3m BUSINESS CHANCES. | SHED_—COMMODORE FRANK- ence, 1338 19th street northwest, near | DuPont Circle; house contains ten rooms a | Yenience; is new and handsomely furnishe | Baynevate family only. “THOS. J. 1324 F street northwest, 7 ANTED— A NEW, HANDSOME, BRICK MAN- 20 B HOUSE FOR A mal! family; pleasantly located; between 12th ion, furnished or ‘unfurnished, of 20 rooms, wine and ist and F and 0 strests Uorthwest,’ Adiisee, pst: ts, ‘summer kitchen, fountal and stable, with all ing terms and exact locality, ARMY OFFICER, Star office. prety WANTED FIVE PBK K HOUSES IN ORTH. west part of city, for ants: rom, $20 to $0 per month. E. W. WHITAKER, 2s 4% street northwest. 810-3t ANTED_-HOUSES—I HAVE A_LARGE DE- mand for rentable property. Parties havin Houses for rent, lance and ‘email, ean get good tenants by calling on JNO. A. PRESCOTT, te Ex- el we, 1416 F street northwest. £9-6t WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WASTED FIRST LASS STAMPER, LADY stamplod for 3 cuts er width; Outlines ¢ cares wy Pattern made. modern improvements." Apply at No. 1329 M_ street near Thomas’ Circle,orJ. 16. KENNEDY. ° shear Riggs? Bank. wase FOR BENT-A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND— Store and Dwelling No. 423 10th street, near gas office above Pennsylvania avenue. Store can be de- tached from dwelling,-which contains 12 rooms, includ- ing two large parlors, large cellar, gas, water, bath, &c. penaese 3 SE lla —— aves 23 FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS | FLOR RENT—HANDSOME SQU. STEINWAY , Piano, 7-octave, sweet toned; $5 per month. In- quire 929 Rnode Island avenue. s12-3t* Any C made. ma 812-6t" WANTED LADIES TO KNOW WE STAMP ¥LAN- nels for 3 cents per width, (no smeari Stamping reduced. Initials for handkerchic! podozen. Outline figures 5 centseach. PRIN street b Ww VILL GRAIN feed when required; Keeping horses s specialty summer and winter; city’ references; can be seen at ERICHS Stable, 311 6th street northwest. 0. H. P. CLARI Sligo, id. ANTED—AT RI Ch 225-Im* W: E'S OLD Cieaning Works, 490 Maine ave. Spoitaness Fate i : ers to renovate, Mattresses to steam and en niture to steam, 'ANTED—HORSES TO PASTUR POR SALE_TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, situated on the north side of B street, between 5th and 6th streets northwest. Each lot has a frontage of 21 foot 24 inches by 93 feet, to an alley. Street care pans Iron le perf ny one purchasing now can have the two lots for $3,000. No cash will be required if the improvements are at once. Long time given, Af desired, at 6 yer cont per, annum. TCH, FOX & BROWN, 813-3¢ 1 437 Pennsy! FOR SALE FINE LOT, 20380, ON EAST CAPITOL jlvania avenue. street; also, others in all parts of feat, E. W. WHITARE! _810-3¢ 206 434 streot northweat. isiana avenue. y ANTED—TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E. BELL, W Hoom 4, 140 New York avenue, is Comninaioner of Deeds for Every an itory, U. 8. Commis- sioner, Examiner and Notary. Alwayy in office from 9 a.m. to5 p. m. m2 WASTED FEATHERS AND HAIR MATTRESSES to Renovate by Steam and Make Over. Upholste and stored and Decorating. iture an and examine. At F. H., YOUNG'S, 1404 avenue. WANTED FURNITURE TO STORE IN FINE Storage Rooms. CHACE'S, 616 La. ave. maril JOR SALE OR RENT—TEN ACRES, BEAUTIFUL grove, heaithy and overl ity, and three min- of land. Dz. H. Utes drive. Alnor House and two sores N. WADSWORTH, 1028 Vermont avenue. _‘s10-it* E BUILDING LOTS IN THE RK SALE—VALUA| northwest part of the city, on a beautiful concreted DESIRE TO PURCHASE OF THE OWNER, Rrorare tr beine at per feet TRO. wae eee |W cheap for cathy a munll House of one ce tao Bena Exchange, 1416 ¥ sireet morttive ob se La. siating location, "Se., B.A. A, Star )() PER CENT A YEAR FOR 3150. 2) iratvance., Note ehenron w estate owner. References. A ie Star office. WANTED, FOR CASH—WE ARE AUTHORIZED to purchase several good Houses or unimproved Lots, northwest, or will ecept loans upon good margin at low rates. Owners will please communicate with us atonce. W. W. DANENHOWER & SON, 1212 F street northwest. si3-Im FOR SALE_OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUM- bered property, 8 stocked Farm of 196 acres, nine miles out; one mile to railroad station; good house, barn, apple and peach orchard; vineyard; good water. Inquire 2006 Pennsylvania avenie. 813-20" QAZ2 OF THE STOCK IN TRADE AND GOOD WILL OF THE. DRY GOODS BUSINESS Compucre sINcr 1340 IN WASHINGTON Crrr, D.C., under the firm name of PEERY & BRO. ‘The Executrix of the late Thomas J. S. offers for sale the GOOD WILL of the firm of PERRY & SINGH Iédi, “ot the northeast sone Pamtiaytoaa 5 n cr aT Avenue and Sth street northwest: Also, the whole now contzined in the storeroom at the said place TO BE SOLD IN BULK. a LEASE R FIVE YEARS of the Storeroom and Basement of the ** Perry Build- onthe said corner. "SEALED. BIDS will be received until THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22p, TERMS OF SALE: One-third of purchase in Is : One-t money gash, and balance in two equal instalments at six and twelve months, secured satistactorily, with interest at spe cent, or all cash. e stock can be examined from September 19th to September 22d. ‘he Executrix reserves the right to. any and all bids. BURR, Executrix of Thomas J. 8. Perry, MAKTHA s13-dts22 431 4th street northwest. POR SALE CHEAP “STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Ee eutll Grocery Store—724 F street southwest. Texponsible real Manufacturer.” al3 3t* a _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE, OR EXOHAN = PeCumbered’ Poperty Ree FOE, we 35 room house on farm: miles from city: nite. : se peacand Sokig apne ohana eee es eee A. H. CHACE & BROS’., 616 Louisiana avenue. marll W rc onan EBT INT AG Pennsylvania’ avenue, bet A und 454 streets. Jani9 2 agreat peal cheaper than » common new suit can JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street north -at 400 9th et. northwest NB. We bay but ewes 022 I R SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN. — Known “North Arlington Writ and Dairy Porno Be a Le en einer LIPS, 1428 New York avenue. sone ‘ALUABLE FAIRFAX LAND ¥OR’ SALE_DY chat at Fai MONDAY Prevare Nigercet re wey, Vs ita NINETEENTH, 186i, ‘wil ‘Whited Land, (617 acres, mi tx fota of 18 to 195 sores at Tea ae scat ioee sale H.W. TH a2-im THOMAS MOOR, | Commisioners. COUNTRY BOARDING. [ALL FARM FOR SALE—1: Santa ea rin, ONe Goo ROBT 1428 New York LOST AND FOUND. J} 00M AND BOARD CAN BE HAD AT “BELLE- -HILLIPS, Rete head of Goubaciont rene and Baa ES ‘coniforta of « homes Apply om soar = ND—A SUM OF MONE! ___ BOARDING eas Bowie saRQDGE MANSION, GEORGE. Bove. = town street pleassnt rooms: | 9° OsT—A LIVER COLORED porches; large grounds; best of ‘water; destrabio | J ,°'ttt ta trosstr answers teen ee summer or winter residence; easy access to city by car | wat2” Paid if lines; moderate ae | BRO. a7 ter etscet IE MISSES TYLER WILL GIVE FIRST-CLASS Board at 912 15th ite Me Park. reac ives and eatin ee eT Fa HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 97x 5’ NORTH- West, in one of the contest and beat conductors Boat: contest ‘itl af eaoube mse — BITCH, to N. 2, MEhaies & EXT norte, HE TREMONT HOUSE, WITHITS FINE PROME- ado balconiaa, pate rou, ‘table, ands moet Genitabie quingnen board: ates: room and board, $29 and $90 per mont, 629 T soni J SPRAGUE MANSION, CORNER AND E STs. Snort Daving ‘been ror and Of guests. Also, Table Bonrd if desired. aao-18t= N HOUSE, Tru AND ISTREETS.—FIRST- Clase Table Deed. aie toe to c= cn tines ae Daidyos Rk RENT—WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, fronting two streets, desirable of the just OPENED. NEW STOCK OF COLLARS. ONLY $2 PEE DOZEN. LINEN CUFFS, $ PER DOZEN. NO BETTER GQ)DS IN THE MARKET. W. 8. TEEL, 985 Pennsylvania avenue. MONEY TO LOAN. r, Me ,. MONEY Moise Bae ar asmmrmes et vce ‘ONEY.—Acmall sum of MONEY TO LOAN fora ‘short | aut steer. rove 0, KER Hoses 1 aU : Goud Balk ‘ONEY TO e Meine oon” 2 10am REAL ESTaTE scene min ee Bes re to, Ot REAL SEAS 6 PER CENT. mai 3 alo Ta acres WHI THE |. DISBURSING al3-2t" HAVE A MERCANTILE BUSINESS, PAYING ‘$1,500 a year clesr, that I would like to turn over to any ible buildér who will build’ me a house for my stock. Address 8. S., Star office. a12-2¢* HOT" For Rent. THE NORTHERN HOTEL, and sl0-lw OR ANNUITY. ‘The valuable House and robes ae former reaidence of “Adimiral Goidebonstas, will be for sn annuity. For further information apply on the ome 8-1W" for rent. specialty in made of the care and rental of houses. ome ‘and unfurnished wanted to eupply, ES wy Gongreamen and others are ireernnee baa eee = sreepaESGOLTS REAL ESTATE EXCHA al-sm “a6 ¥ Streak toe. 700,000 saat stibiaP seeEANOED 51m for Real Estate on cash 454 Pennsylvania avenue. iM © | lore. 190 A YEAR BOARD AND TUITION, YOUNG Ladies’, Mises’, Boys’, Fysrcoral Schooir, Haddon- $195 Young Maa, Barsington Military Oo REGARTEN, NORMAL a NSTUTUTE FOR [raining of ‘Leachers, with model Kindenyar fens and Acvanond Clames. Pomitions secarad for those graduates who are qualitiet. | Teachers) Course opens | tober Ist. | Forcinularssend to Mrs. LOUISE POL- LOCK, 929 Sth street, or Miss SUSLE POLLOCK, 13th ald-2w AN) 908 12em Stasxr Nourm Will reopen SEPTEMBER 197s. J. F THEODORE, LANG, | . PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, 810-30" Teakles 1226 l2re Srarer Norrrwesr. WELI-EDUCATED YOUNG LADY DE teach IRES TO English, the Classics, Drawing aud Painting i vate for her board. ART STU- DENT serene. 810-38" y ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, corner 4 street and Pennsylvania avenue, (over Y Thirteeuth fhe. Eweive teachers, | Shiltington's Bookstore, Fret advantages Ob. DOLLARD, ROF, F. 8S. EATON, TEACHER OF MUSIC. —IN- structions on the Flute and Guitar by a new aud im- Proved method. Call at 413 ith ae address F. 5. EATON, Flutist, National Theater. «-bw* HE INCARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL FOR You will reopen an MONDAY, SEP- Principal, Miss MackFOD, 12 = | ences. orth EDUCATIONAL. Fac > i ea, ST Ply ARY, 1412) STREET, T Day School friar Laon | Fall term 07 th full corre of teachers = | El torn omens sith fal — Seppe - | E. SCHEEL, Teacher of A Perea tire Particular to At Ty IVERVIEW ACADEMY, } POUG! with U.S. Mititary WIDE- AWAKE Schoo! for MILITARY DRILL, and Spketitee 20, At 1308 H street north west. reepentc. ‘FEMALE SEMIN. Duties remmed on WEDNESDAY, Hon healthful." Courw of Jyid-eodan Mims, M. W, HACKELTON, Pres't. USS. SENDOBFP'S ScHooL FOR BOYS AN Cie TORDAY, SEPTEMBER 53x, ONDAY, ; at M. P.Church, ih street northwest N byterian Church. Boys thoroughly. fan Church. Bes Stentiie Schinla, Nav a Aradenge or University. Tes graduates Various Inn of the COURS - al5-3m Wor Pome high stand in Lock Box Weshineton, D0. RF. MUSSAEUS, AIDED BY SEVERAL AS- | S>ocnG LADIES SEM ‘ y SCHOOL Mipicsiey ei ‘Soptinne to teach Gorman. Latin. |W for Children, 622 1eth ceed ete reopens: he 9 ore Serremuer 20rTh. Thorough instruction tn Ms Prepared for, Collewes, Competitive Examinations. fe, | Soi French, Mrs. ELIZABETH HA (Sreulars sent upon applicaboa. F. MUSSAEUS, 1502 | ud Prone Principal. — INKNEY INSTITU 18 CONNECTICUT Home es Pisvesus. reopeun SEPTEMBER 21, Took Foe oe —— culars apply THE COLLEGIATE, PREPARATORY AND NORMAL | “829-1 MISSES BURGESS, Principals PARTMENTS, WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1881, AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M. ‘The tuition will be free to.as many as can be acoommo- ated, preference being «iven to thore entezing the higher a: clases. ‘on account of race or #ex. #9-4t WM. W. PATT DEL AND, BBS, ALFRED Busac Ladies, 1012 17th stree' School will be resumed No . President. ‘S ENGLISH ing and Day School for Young tnorthwest. ‘The duties of this SEPTEMBER 26. s8-Im" HE ARCHER INSTITUTE. —MRS. ARCHER RAS returned from her western tour. commence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29th. circulars and further Mrs. M. N. ARCHER, N ippowite Thomas C le. RS. E. L. JENSENS’ REMINARY FOR BOYS will reopen at her present residence, 206 F street porthwest, on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEI HOWAED onrvensrry, edical Department will open MONDAY, OCTOBER 7-30 O'CLOCK P.M. Opening address will be de- y Prof. D. L. Laws. ‘The profession and pub- licare invited to attend. ‘For addres For articulars address or cail upon jo. 1401 Massachusetts avenue, NEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, — Boarding and Dax School for Youns Ladies. —The session of IS81 and 1882 will commenee the SECOND WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For, Ciroulars AY, the Sr inst. e Classical, Scientific and Commercial Branches. Pxamsination for entrance held from the 5th of Septem v onward. ‘Terms for day scholars, $50; for half-boarders, $100; for boarders, $300 per ‘anim. Private instruction n iz: Analytical Chemistry at special rates. ‘hol tickets may be obtained at the officr-of the Met- ropetitan R. BR. Co. The cars pass within two squares of the Collese. For further particulars apply to Ww P. F. HEALY, 3 TIVFEY’S SCHOOL FOR ittle Boys will reopen SEPTEMBER 14, Coreoran street. HELEN A. ™M § ES IKLS al. LST iss S.E. NOLAN, Prii end, Latin, Greek and Adv lenri Masson, French; Prof. H. ¢ irs. Alfred Haughton, Drawing ani Prof." He Mu 3-10 ET US LIVE WITH OUR CHILDREN. 4 Metropolitan Seminary and ‘Kindergarten. Boarding and Bay School for Young Ladies and lidren, wil reopen at ¥O0 18th street, SEPTEMBFR Gra instcuction in German anit Drawing free. a Painting: ‘Metropolitan Kindergarten Normal Institute reopens | OCTOBER l0rx. Catalacues and fuil information ob- ‘at tained by applying to B.C. GRAVES, Principal. s2-Lu* JMO°8T VERNON INSTITUTE, 1530 1 Sraker Norrmwesr. nth scholastic year commences SEPTEMBER 26: sl-ln MES. C. W. PALRO, Principal. 18S HARROVER’S SCHOOL, For Youn Ladies and Children, 1336 I St posite Franklin Park, Will reopen SEPTHMBER 26th, 18s. ‘1-20 HE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, — {Eatablished 707 8th etreet northwest. &e. Church orzan for practice. ATIN, GREEK, MATH ‘Science and Knglish, 81-20 HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, "The Columbian College opens Sepdeibes Tak. am ‘The Medical School opens October 34. The Law School opens October 12th. For Catalogue and Information address el-im 3. ©. WELLD LL.D., President. Her schoo? will | - | SEPT: — | fe y Ase TITUTE. 903 lore STREET NORTH. ‘wost—-Mirs. SMITH, Principal, (iste Prin. of | Rosslyn Sem.) School begins $1 BER Irn. A select English and Classical with facili | tes for French, ‘The Principal wilt ive the cane and | comforts of a pleasant home to xix young girls. Circu- lars may be obtained at the or from the Prin- cijyal. Im | (OLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. | , {The ffty-ninth annual session will commence on the | arm OF SEPTEMBER, with te aloes orp ot | instrnctors OTIS T. MAGON, A. M.. Ph. D., Principal. LANDREW MONTAGUE, AD M.. Professor of in. HARRY ©. DAVIS, A. B., Professor of Greek. ANTHONY IL JANCS, Brofoau oF French and Ger- }. HOWARD GORE, B. §., Prfesor of Mathe- | maties. Boys prepared for College, for West Point and the | Naval Academy, for be civil ad nckentiie mervioncy the | Goverument, and for a ates | |For catalowues or further information | Principal, 1305 Q street northwest, one 3m ATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT. — Catalocues are now ready and cau be obtained from. | the Secretary, W. J. NEWTON, 274m 500 7th itreet, | GEE 2. I No. #2 Sth. “For information the 2th of | August to MISS C. DE! ‘a16- im’ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Day School for You en. re-npenin Se to Mra. D. Bi | LAS) Principals, 1023 | FFReer 1s 1L A Ladtion and pteruber 19. 1861. For circulars JTCHER and Mira M. C. DOUG- and 1027 12th street a6 fITUTE AND KINDERGARTEN, STH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘One square fro Thomas Circle, four from Seott Cirele, | fropeus THUMSDAY, September Ist, 1841. | New Hus: land teachers. Genuine Kindersarten. Daily oral in- struction in German free. Normal class for ladies. Every advantage for thorough instruction from young: ext to most advanced d=partment.. For catalogues ad- | dress Mixses POLLOCK and NOERR, Privcipais. al7-lm | MSS AME LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, AVE sume instruction in Vocal and Instrimental MBER Sru. Miss Leavitt may also be ‘ax Contralto Soloist in Church or Concert. Ad: MAK street northwest, : PERSONAL. Ee, | AWATIONAL DEVECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH stroct northwest. Lost and et property re- ormation obtained on auy sibject ; nsultation free; all business striclly confident hance unless successful. all ARAM BOSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- j ME fisble Clairvoyant “and | Astrologist wives better | gstifection in all affairs of life than any one in Ne the past, present and futury dest axcistance on all aiv | busine Satistaction siven or no pay. 2d street, above D stree SPECIALTIES. TERNAL, INTERNAL, BLIND, BLEED- w Protruding’ Piles thorouichly and speedily No, cutting oF Uuating, and m0 medicines to Care gu tation free. DR. SHRADER, 810-9" 620 11th street norchwent ARAM PUBOUIS. FRENCH MEDIUM, WORKS AVE Magnetic Electricity: telis trae card reader: falls past, precent and fubure, ana gives srona advice for | Indy and gentleman. SU eost nartewen | Hours from 9 to 12 am... and 2 to p.m. | WPME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All confidential Ladies aud Gen- Eemen 50 centeeach. No. 408 L street, between 4th Consultation Rooms, 402 north west. ILE: ing d. | swallow. oe Ee ae : resu = ber’. Special attention iven tp vocal and inekrattental music, drawing and painting. For farther information wiy'to Superioress. a3l-2w \APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- “instruction from Rinderrarten te Golinitte De it. in n murther information spate to Prine F. GATES, 2234 a30-1m* For catalocue and fi cipal, C. F. BOYDEN, or Miss A. pe southeast, — INDERGARTEN.—MISS8 OLGA HESSELBACH, (formerly with Mrs. Luise Pollock, ) will Kindergarten at 1135 17th street northwest, on MON. DAS, Speer se 1S Se a AND MRS. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE'S _ Wil Reopen on MONAT SEPT EM BEAT an, at 1538 T STREET. NORTHWEST: a EG COLLIER A ae fessor of the Fren: (Transistions done} ao a eSees SCHOOL FOR GInts TLL, RE- =—_ * Mus. J. 1. MoWEE, _a27-Im* 1434 Q street northwest. MERSON INSTITUTE, E Select Classical and Ms SCHOOL FOR BOYS, 14th street, between I and K streets, wil reopen WEDNESDAY, REPTREMBER 14, 1881. ‘or circulars, etc., addieas CHAS. B. YOUNG, Prine; _ a24-3m gia 14th M ISS HILTON’S QU Foci a nem Stel iy Tome ode 21 Vermont a) 14th. Boarding pupil ed —— -3m ‘T. VERNON SEMINARY. Boanding and Day School for Young Ladies. Bis no S Princtpal School September i For cata- logruce apy to the Principal. aie-am HE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY FOR GIRLS. ye ioe a4 of. EPTEMBEE Wi Mev, ARTHUR J; AMM. Md. als-im SEPTEMBER 21. D., Reisterstown, RS LAND SCHOOL FOR ring, lee Sertember 15. coupe of teetracdon ‘with lectures on History, Belles circulars. fans OSBORNE SEMINARY FRENCH AND ENGLISH Little Girls will re Day si tas northwest, Sep- TeOP ot 0 tember 5, 1881. Classes from Kindergarten to Harvard | College: ‘Thorough instruction by North- emn teachers. Ri id D* M. A. CARMAN, sont corner 9th and E northwest. Extraction Sth streets northwest_ febl0- saene ESSION 1015 14TH STREFT, Second door south from All Souls’ Church. #12 I to ll am., We class references. Gas PROF AL. JR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 9TH STREET, able. WOU Ber over, tars hve yearw’ fecutive years of practice in Washi Excrescences, and’ all Ailuents of the Poet. physicians, euroocms gee Saoneenes: of cag Personayes patronize his establishment. 4 ia opposite Willard’s Hotel. Fee, a dome de® 33 R. PARSONS, DENTIST, STREET Fe comes D and E ‘streets, over Ballan Bentintry akilitully pertornieds extracting st nue. DRE BORN. DENTIST, 915 7TH STREET northwest. | Celluldid Teeth inserted $7 per set, and Teasonable Extracting, 50 cents, oe ‘KE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET NORTH- ; Tooth filted, $1; Ei: without Pain, 50 cts Ail operations warranted: "jaai® RT. . D tires OT SURGERY.—DR. WHITE, CHIROPODIST fully treats Corns, Diswaneal Peunsyt- hb 7TH northwest, ilifa Charge moderate. itation free. ail operations on the natural twetp at 7 DUI between G street_apd New York avenue. — Sets of Lega) 0. CANDEE, M. D. » Vitapathy or Vita! y and cured. free to all. Ofhee and 1216 15th street, corner N street northwest. LADIES’ GOODS. | NEw FALL Goops. } ae MRS. M. J. HUNT returned ‘Has just ae cme ty oe rot, one. is WATERED AND OMBRE RIBBONS, SHADED FEATHERS AND FANCY BREASTS, PLUSHES, HATS, BONNETS AND MILLINERY ORNAMENTS. MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY. Nos. 621 and 623 D STREET NORTHWEST, - ‘TREETS. a PAD ne ow operat TWEEN 6rm AND Tru WILLIAN OFFERS GREAT Bi IS ENTIRE STOCK OF SUM CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG and Little Girls—will REOPEN on the} ‘healthful tp the Minus EAM 1910 Sth trek ‘Waking & SYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, PEs PA. (OPENS SEPT. 14.) ‘TER, PA. fhetruction in Civil Engineering, ‘Ghecmis- try the ‘and ah. g eae 1. THEO. HYATT, President. Seer comer eof 1th and 1 sce ae weet, eigaed oul ; Buninem Practice, Buntoces and Eiiion “Daeed pa oh, Lectures om Reholanie yer boring MONDAY: At 29. Aval- [NERY, UNEXPIRED a 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. M®- J.P. P, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having left make Eeetesretraes at greatly reduced prices. _ Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. gy? M*- wasniioras,