Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1881, Page 2

‘The Evening Star hos 2 reaular, Dena fae daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the ‘Thx Star office is connected with the Telephone Ex- change. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or nicht, free of charge. ‘The Double Sheet. ‘Tue Stan will be issued on Saturday in eight Page form of fifty-six columns. Advertisers will Please send in thetr orders before 12 o'clock. News- dealers can be supplied at a moment’s notice. re - ‘The new telegraph company, the Mutual Union, has inaugurated its entrance to Chicago by asking for the right to lay its wires through the streets under-ground. This is a wise thing for the new company to do, on its own account, and a good thing for the public. In the first place, between the oppositionon the part of the public to any More pole-strung wires in city streets, and the fight that would naturally be made against a new competitor by the existing telegraph monopoly, there was little hope of getting its lines Into the city in any other way. In the second place, the fact that one com; can and is willing to lay its ‘Wires under ground clearly demonstrates that the Wires of all companies, telegraphic, telephonic, or for other methods of communication, can be so placed. This point hardly needed demonstration, to be sure; but an experiment which shows a sub- terranean sys! ible In this country May encourage municipal authorities tn insisting on its general Introduction without de — — 3 the late experience of Mr. Bayard With the temporary presidency of the Senate puts Ihim in the direct line for the democratic natior Nomination in 1884s combatted by the New York Star. Mr. Kelly wants a nominee of sterner stufl and more unswerving devotion to the cause of Gemocratic success than Mr. Bayard’s recent course shows him to be possessed of. To use his own language, a man “who was too feeble and frightened to take the office to which he was €lectest by the people and the electoral college,” and another “who was too feeble and chivalrous to hold by his own vote the office to which he had been elected by the democratic majority of the Senate” are not the sort of people to carry his ban- ner in the next fight. In other words, the sage of Tammany wants a leader hereafter who will grab every thing in sight, and hold on to it,—for the sake of the party. Messrs. Tilden and Bayard will therefore please take notice, and get themselves out of the way in time. dae ee ‘It now seems probable that Prof. King and his companion of the signal service bureau, who as- cended from Chicago in a balioon four or five days ago, are lost. Diligent search has so far falled to find any trace of them. Even if they succeeded in landing unhurt in the entensive forests above Chk cago, there is danger of death from starvation, a8 they took only two days’ provisions with them. Donaidson and Wise, aeronauts as skilled as King, have been lost within the last few years. They, too, put faith in the success of aerial navigation, and believed that certain upper currents which could be relied upon to carry balloons in certain directions could be discovered. A skeleton on the shores of one of the northern lakes In the forests of Michigan will probably, at some future day, tell the past story of King’s failure, as was the case first with Donaldson and then with Wise. —___o+ _____ So far as experience or observation here goes, Washington has seen Ittie.to commend in the Matter of the electric light. That in use at the Riggs House for some time past gives a flickering and unsatisfactory light, and that with which it Was proposed to illuminate Pennsylvania Avenue 4s either good for nothing or has been in incom- petent hands. The public feeling in regard to this affair, it may be said, by the way, ts rapidly changing trom interest to disgust. If gas 1s to be supplanted in Washington by this new tnvention, the latter will have to make a much better show- ing for itself than it has yet made here. —— ‘The verdict of the coroner’s jury in the case of the lives lost by the burning of the Harvey-Lan- denberyer mills in Philadelphia last week was just What it ought to have been. The jury found “that Joseph Harvey, owner of the mills, ts criminally responsible for the loss of life in neglecting to furnish proper means of fire-escape in cases of fire;” and further, “that the city of Philadelphia 1s responsible for not enforcing the laws compelling Joseph Harvey to erect proper fire-escapes.". Now let the officers of the law go to work vigorously, and such calamities will not be so common here- after. —____+e5—___ Prot. Galtier, of the veterinary school of Lyons, France, is making experiments with the view of discovering a method for the prevention of the horrible effects of hydrophobia. His idea ts that an injection of the virus of rabies into the veins will protect a person against the poison if bitten by a med dog, on the same principle that vaccination against small-pox is successful. Even if the pro- fessor demonstrates the accuracy of his theory he Will probably not drive a very extensive business im the way of innoculating people with rabies Virus. Asageneral thing a man would prefer to Yun the risk of being bitten by amad dog rather than have the vile poison in his veins. eS pee Itmay be useful if not pleasant to Senator Ma- hone to know that the position and style assumed in his late letter to the public in regard to General Early are almost unanimousiy condemned by the press and people of the country. The popular Yeriict is that the Virginia Senator Is at least a quarter of acentury behind the age in which he — > _____ The democrats of the sixth Missouri Congres- ‘Sional district are already laying plans to recover the district from the greenbackers, who captured 1 last fall. They have obtained the consent of ex- Governor Phelps to run next year as the demo cratic candidate, as he ts considered by far the ‘strongest man of the party in the district. 2 a President Arthur has done a graceful thing In ordering that the Yorktown exercises shall close With a salute of the British flag by the United States. By this act of courtesy we, asa nation, Will say to the Britis that, though we were com Prlled to whip them a century ago we have noth- tog but the most cordfal feelings for them now. pALars Rroran, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ax 1-463 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. GENTS’ FURNISHING, IN THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, COLLARS, CUFFS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, 8US- PENDERS, UNDERWEAR, aD ALL OF THE ELEGANT ACCESSORIES TO THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY, SALES OF STALIS CENTER MARKET, OCTOBER 22, AT 11 O'CLOCK. These sales are required to be made by act of Con- gress, which says that the stalls and stands ehall be let to thehichest bidder at suction fora term of one or more years. Sales weré made in 1872 for two years; in 1874 sales for three years more were advertised, but were prevented by an injunction in a lawsuit brought by the marketmen, which has lasted seven years and Prevented a compliance with the lew and deprived the Company of itg rights during that time. The Supreme Court of the“United States decided every question against the marketmen and in favor of the Company, and theauction sales must now be made. The rentals of the stalls have been reduced by the Company so that after tne discount of 20 per cent. made to purchasers at auction for prompt payment in advance, they will be monthly, on Butchers’s single stalls, $9.60, or $14.40 on ahalf eection of a stall and a half, or $28.80 ona full section of three stalls; on Bacon stalls, $7.20, or $10.80, or $21.60; on Butter stalls, $5.40, or $8.10, or $16.20; on Hucksters’ stalls (or equivalent stalls), in Seventh and Ninth street buildings, $5.60, or $8.40, or $16.80; in B street buildings, $4.20, or $6.30, or $12.60; on Fish stalls, $4.80, or $7.20, or $14.40. The auction sales will be of the rieht to occupy, if the purchaser chooses, for eighteen (18) years, until January 1, 1900. The act of Congress provides that there shall be no by-bidding on the part of the Company, directly or indirectly, but that a minimum rate of bids may be fixed, below which bids will not be received. The minimums will be, on a Butcher's single stall, $150, $225 on a half-section, or $450 on a full section of three stalls; on Bacon and But- ter stalls, $120, or $180, or $360;on Huckstere’ or equivalent stalls, $100, or $150, or $300; on Fixh stalls, $200. This bonus will be payable $25 cash down ; 20 per cent., crediting the $25 on taking possession, and bal- ance in eight 10-per cent. installments, payable semi- annually, with 5 per cent. interest. No promissory notes or sureties for the bonus will be required, but the stalls will be the sole security; and if the marketman chooses to quit his stalls at any time he may do so, and any bonus certificate not then due will be canceled and siven up to him. The above bonus will, during the eighteen years, increase only 70 cents per month, the amount paid for a single Butcher's stall; for a Bacon or Butter stall, 56 cents; for a Huckster’s or equivalent stall, 46 cents; for a Fish stall, 93 cents. The sales will be as in 1872, of the first, second, and subsequent choices of stalls in the several classes; and the highest bidder above the minimum for a choice can select any stalls in the market of his class not previously sold or selected. Anycombination or conspiracy or threats to Prevent a free and falll sale, or to deter any person from bidding or from selecting or occupying stalls, will be promptly prosecuted according to law. Full printed terms of sale, classification of stalls by numbers, forms of azreement of lease, and bonus certificates and Market itegulations may be obtained on application at the Company's Office. P. S. SMITH, CLERK WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. OcrozEs 19, 1881. D® GOODS. Black Silk Velvets from $1 to: Colored SUX Velvets and Velveteens, Piushes, in all dd and Teer Plush ‘Colored Baume nna Matte Antia Cashmeres Sand 6-4, for Ladi Blankets and Comforts. ‘ine of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Underwear. Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Market Space. TYORETOWN AND HAMILTON. HEADQUARTERS, 1231 PEN) Every id (NSYLVANIA AVENUE. and others should remember that worth of FINE CAND "a 'S Great 25-cent Home-made Can: 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, between os FRENCH LANGUAGE SELF-TAUGHT. Br ALFRED SARDOU. For Sale by All Bookeellers. “It has received the endorsement of French Schol- are, Home Journal. ‘Arche Institute. and most conveniently ar- “A very useful may use this manusl to the best ad- vantare Prof, Sardou will of 12° Lessons, at Gandisp-m.; freon commencing TO- MOI at 943 M street northwest. Firat EW LAW AND MISCELLANI ‘Shaks 50; tutional History of the States, vol. \URKISH BATH—NEW TURKISH BATH, 14 "Tiare House): large pool? good from 7 to 10. Saturday's i2; yen 3 y's 12; ote, 4.50. DR. HL. ROVER. I Woes LATEST NOVELTY FOR GENTLEMEN. JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS. EMBROIDERED VESTINGS, TOILET &© DESIRABLE TO PERSONS OF CULTIVATED ‘TASTE. 5 el BIBBs’ ny BALTIMORE LATROBE. ‘The tntest and best. $2" Geware of flashy imitations. o5-Im NEw Beckwuear, &e. New Maple Syrup. Fresh Hominy and Grite, Marrowfat and Nav) Akron Ostmea! and Wheat. c. 6, BRYAN, Corner 15th and I streets northwest. (019-% yer IMPORTANT TO LADIES. 30 L mae elie ta N ue BRUXELLES ll “y Qt LOT OF GILBERT'S “ALL WOOL SUITINGS,” ‘Te choice colors, 13s yards wide. Price $1.25. JOHN T. MITCHELL, _olttt 931 Peunsylvania Avenue, B. OBINs0N & €0., 616 15TH Street Nontiwest, Washington, D.C. BOYS’ CLOTHING HOUSE, 909 Puxxsrivanta AVENUE. TO BE WORN WITH FULL DRESS. ‘SIX DIFFERENT STYLES. SELTZ & MERTZ, TAILORS AND IMPORTERS, 1103 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. UR FAMILIAR SONGS. fore than 300 Songs of the English-speaking race, arranged with Piano accompaniment and preceded by sketches of the writers and histories of the songs. Allen Kendrick Johnson. 8vo. $6. ROBERT BEALL, Bookgeller, 495 Pennsylvania avenue. WANTED—HELP. FOR SALE—HOUSES. EDUCATIONAL. BUSINESS CHANCES. WWircered bec of sre, pot children, “Apply at a3 te -ANTED—FIRST- COAT HANDS: NONE Westeerneed spply, at SELTZ & MERTZ8, 1108 Wonleastet" Sar REE Wares oe eee re Fygemmendatione. * Gall between Nand spam, at 4700 WANTED Two TINNERS: NONE OTHERS BUT MITENELES SOS Bl eoset Lee Ne iA ‘ANTED—A WOMAN TO WASH, IRON AND DO W fiocsswort; No srsving> none tnt Gee cine tome dreag need apply. SI8Y strest horthwost. 019-2 | Ww TED—ONE FIRST-CLASS STARCHER FOR Sbllare and. Cuffs. CAPTEAL CAUNDEEY, Si street, between E and F northwest. 019-3t* ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework in family of four us unt ome well recommended. Re. REPETTI, 1908, Rrect southeast,“ 19-2¢* ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS WHITE WOMEN, tne as Cook, the gther ¢ Chambermuaid: none but those able to furvixh the best references need py 1324 Latreet northwest. i 019-st | Wad oe rors ygnne. colored man as Fireman, at TREMONT HOUSE, ol A FIRST-CLASS RESTAI NT Cook at 805 North Capitol street, between Hand I s V ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO THE work in afamily-of three. Call at 435 20th street northwest. ‘ o18-3t* WANTED AGENTS: APPLY TO MUTUAL EN- dowment Assersinent Association of Baltim« office 412 71 northwest, Rooms 3 and 5. o13- ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CUTTER; A FRENCH artist preferred. Inquire at the palatial Taioring Establishment of H. KOPFELL, 605 13th streot_north- west, near F. o18-3t* 2OMPETENT GIRL TO ASSIST AS d muke herself generally usefal. Apply at the Capital Laundry, on 8th street northwest. WANZED_WHITE AND COLORED SERVANTS with references in need of places to call on us, Families furnished Servants. ‘Try us. Licensed Agency, 926 F strect northwest. “C. E. ERICE & 018-: Ww ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN, TO do general housework in afamily of two: must be able to cook and have references. Apply at Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY'S Fancy and Corset Store, 430 10th etreet northwest. o18-3t* ANTED.-A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN ein 020k for a small family in the country, an how's from Washington ; expenses paid. Apply fo W. A. CHEW, with Hill & Duvall, 928 ‘ouisian ay enue. ol8-3t* WASTED_TWO LABORERS, ALSO ONE DATRY- man and Foreman on a farm. Apply at FUL- TON'S Loan Office, 314 9th street northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue. s14-2m WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, A AVES gence otal a ommowere ct seen for two days, at 1511 9th street, few doors trom P. = 020-2 WANTED—ROOMS. ‘ANTED_BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN A ROOM fee, 28 Wuiet private family. “Address ROSS, eee jee. Re at ‘Serect north weet 3 1B RENT_TO PARTING WITHOUT CHILDREN, Fo Glish hous tenon three lange. Rooms Bet rig Ne euftabie for uopheorine sis. ‘A. MCINTIRE, 918 F POR BENT DCA PRIVATE FAMILY, FUR- Figo a ae ‘tnquire 143. street northwest. RENT_—TWO (CATING ROOMB ON November Ist, two in third story: house faces south an has ail, moder improvements. Apply 1225 N street. ‘O19 R RENT—PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE furnished oom wit Winfows ena south and 3 OF large jm Virginia and Maryland ‘302 southwest, avenues, R RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS AND eee eee strect, Georgetown: References required." ol8-3t" oR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNIGHED PAR- and three Bed Rooms, communicating, without Board, in private fatally. 2108 G street north- ve QB RENT DOUBLE PARLOR ANY SEVERAL rnished furnished, with, or without Board; “nice ocation: uo children, 991 Massachusetts avenue, near 10th street. —_—_—o18-3t* FSR BENT PART OF HOUSE—DINING-ROOM, kitchen and pantry on first floor, three rooms and ‘bath-room on second floor, and a bed-room on fourth; ee 818 17th street. References required. ol it” OR RENT. 29 G STREET, LARGE, SUNNY, handsomely furniehed Rooms with excellent board’ suitable for Senators or Congressmen, also, transient convenient to all tines of street carsanid hotels. 017-6t FOR RENT GVERY, DESIRABLE | FURNISHED Roome, with or without board; centrally located; south and east front; all modern improvements. Aiso Furnished Parlors. At 730 5th street northwest. ol4-1m POR. RENT. A PARLOR-BEDKOOM so, wnfurnished Rooms x mee ner: ee =e FE, RENT HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, first floor; one large Room on second floor; new house and pewy: furnished; private family. 1115 17th street north w: o13-2w* RK RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS IN ‘a private family, en suite or single, to persons taking cir meals out. 804 9th street jorthweet. o13 FULPENE 2WO, COMMUNICATING | Rooms, 1109 Pennsylvania avenue, near Pension Office; Second floor, suitable for dentist or artist. Inguire at Premises. GEO. F. SCHAFER. o10-1m (OR RENT—NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS ON [fecond floor, ins private family, to parties only Without children, with or without ‘at 1327, street northwest. 08-3w* RENT—WELL-FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, fronting two streets, in most desizable part of the city, wits Atst-cless Board. Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, 945 K street. ol-im FR RENT LARGE STORE AND ) DWELLING, OF 00! ‘street north Goods Store tiext door. F. WHENNAN. ferences exchanged. _FOR RENT—STORES RK RENT—STORE, No. 218 TENTH STREET Ftecthwest, oonrer ‘Pennsylvania avenue, and near | whole-rale market; 2 good stand for grocery, feed or Commiseton businesn. Enquire 926 Louisiana ave.cli-Im _FOR RENT—HOUSES. WANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS SHREE OR four Rooms; furnished wholly or in part for house- ‘Keeping; must be centrally locat Addreas H. C. G., Staroffice. itt 530 21ST STREET NORTH- west ten roms. furnished. ail conveniences, ut low rent. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th street northwest. 0W-3t rANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE FUR- tion, Mahed Room with board; permanent: central loca ion; private family preferred; highest’ references. Box 8f, Star office.” oe Fok BENT HOUSE 1423 8TH STREET NORTH- west, eleven roome and in first-class condition Apply to JNO. W. SCOTT, 1023 8th street north: went. 020-38" WANTED_NOVEMBER Ter, BY A LADY, TWO communicating unfurnished rooms; house with modern improvements, and location central. ‘Terms reasonable. Address J.. Star Office, 018-3t* WANTED—HOUSES. NTED—Tt FOR SIX . furnished: south ‘Section: rental $200 to $300 per month. . G. KENNEDY, 720 15th street, north- ge ‘ANTED_TO c to Il rcoms, in the central part of the city; not to-exoved $39 per month; permanent if auited. Ad- dress WANTED, Star office: o18-3t* . 1st, BRICK aodern improvements, con- i 11th, O and P to 5th street Rorthwest. No children. Address Box 120, Star office. O18- wi NTED_FOR CASH—A CORNER HOUSE AND Jot: northwest quarter preferred: modern im- See ate pate UREN, AOE with very lowe pl P. E] NG, e S41, Baltimore, std. ‘o1i-6t" WANZED BY NOVEMBER 187 HOUSE WITH fection of the city” Address, wiving lowest tense ke A., Star office. e oll-eobt* ‘ANTED—A HOUSE WITH 8 TO 11 ROOMS, side lot attached; between 6th and 20th streets, F and Cacreny state price and terms; no communica- fon wanted that will not stato price, ‘terms and locs- ce. 018-3t given on or befor story. R RENT—HOUSE 1241 33D OR MARKET HP street, nine roome, lave hall, cellar and gas, water inthe yatd; rent $22. Store and Rooms, 32d or High street: Apply to RICHARD FULLALOVE, 1239 33d street. 020 1 Forze 'T_THE STORE AND DWELLING NOW nearly comp! 23 7th street northwest. The store ia 21x75. Thi rand basement are well adapted for storage and manufacturing purposes, beins per- feetly dry, light and well ventilated, and easy of access from the rear by means of a wide alley. ‘Tho dwelling cousists of 7 rooms and bath, and atoreroom and glo: x Feta; bot and cold water, and latrobe; stable 21. ‘The second story is well adapted for a firsi-class miflinery or d making oetsbiishment. | Powession ‘ovember 1. Apply at the office of SANBORN & KING, 916 ¥° treet northwest, third ¥ RTY, PRIVATE and at Auction, —Seo Bulletin issued on’ the Ist and 15th of every month at thé office of THOS. E. WAGG MAN, 519 7th streetnorthweat. 019-3¢ ‘(OR RENT—LARGE HOTEL IN GEORGETOWN, FY C., known 2s Seminary Building, 50 rooms, will OR RENT AND a OF PROP! be teased at low: f room flea. AN, 619 ith etrect "5 THOS. E. WAGGA. 619 7th street. 019-3¢ ” ¥ FORTABLE FAMILY RESI- dence, 305 C strect northwest, near Trinity church; formerly ocenpied by De. McUalla; the house can be now eeen and possesion had on. the Istof November. E. 1 BLAKE, 511 4th stgect northwest. o18-3t* OR RENT—THE PREMISES, 1816 F STRERT, known aa the Meade ion, oecupled ror the past seven years by ex-Commy} r Dongiass. ‘The house contains 12 water and gas; lai uunds. FIILCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Peusylvania avenue. 0] tion. Address J. R. H.. star o ___WANTED—BOARD. _ WANTED BOARD IN A_PRIVATE FAMILY, with Parlor and two adjoining Bedrooms, th Brown aettar na cee SemaaE tng, wife and kiving price, location, Kc.» &e. nT ola-ate WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-AN ELEGANT, FAMILY BUGGY Horse: must be sound,eperfect and safe for lady to drive and feuriews; not over £300 in price; no com- mon stock need be offered. Address Box 102, Star office. 028-3" yANTED-SEVERAL AMATEUR PRINTING bbs second hand. COLLAM: 521 12th any day but Monday. 20-30" ANTE) ;ODY IN WASHINGTON AND the District to buy French Mixed Candies, 25 cents per pound. Fine Caramels and all other delicious homemade Candies 25 centa per pound at HAMIL- ‘TON’S great 25-cont Candy 1281 Pennsylvania avenue. ANTED—LACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAIN to do up equal to new by competent French worl Pep tthe Deller and a-Half Suit Cleaning Depot, 1009 F street—PRINCE'S. o19-3t" AN (0,000 FLANNEL SKIRTS TO ST, for 3 cents per width (no smearinu) at PRINCE’ ‘The original and only practical Stamper here. ANTE) RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TARE charge of house end bosrd three persons. Apply with references, after 4 o'clock p.tn., until October 25, at 1237 12th street northwest. 018-3t* WANXIED-HORSES TO | KEEP, SEPARATE stalls for each horse: keeping horses a specialty; city reference; can be seen at PRICE'S Stable, 11 6X street northwest. O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, Md.12-Im" x pers Books, Pamphlet pe, Con- r. Brass, Lead, Zinc, Pewter, —1'y' tal, Esa, trom, ‘Bones, Lottion, ke., &e.'” Orders by inait ot telephone punctusily attended to. Will send fo any of city or suburr i , corner avenue and 10th street southeast. sl7-3m' ANTED—EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT JA\ DUNGAN, 813 7th strect northwest, offers inducements to cash buyers in Carpets, ‘Furni Re. oan ‘s 20-10, ANTED—AT RICE'S OLD STEAM CARPET Woteaie War 4¥0 Maine ave. southwest, Feath- to renovate, Matiresses to steam Temake, a fiture to steam = as ss \ WANTED CARPETS ‘TO CLE: NOT aes ae Gana cbr an ms ga ls yo nent Orders| A : —— A’ H CHACE & BRO. G16 Lon: ANTED TQ ANNOUNCE THATIJONN ©. BELL, Cornmissioner ‘Boom 4, 1420 of mn 4 Rew York avenue, is a . 8. Commis- sioner, Examiner and Notary. office from: sioner, Examin Ne Always in’ ry NOR RENT_A HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED AND very convenient House, consisting of parior, dining-room, library, butlers: paytty, ke, kes wood belehborhood, within’ one Vleck of tio les of efeest cars. ‘The family (three adults) would like to remain in the honse aa boarders. ‘To good tenants a moderate Fent, Call at 1123 10th street northwest, near Mt strect. are 2 FER RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED BY the year or eeesion a House of 13 rooms; desirably Hie boune, For pecdeusteai nad tke 2 cae ne house. For particulars apj - WELD, 1420 New York avenue 018-1 RRENT—THE TWO BEAUTIFUL HOUSES, 1201, corner Vermont avenue and Q street north- {ent and 1511 14th street northwest, Detweon N and Rhode Ieland avenue; keys at Henry Albers, corner 14th aud Rhode Island avenue, Apply to ANTON HEIT- MULLER, 315 C street 018-3t" OR RENT— FOR RENT— FOR 1812 K street, 9 rooms; modern improvements. 2325 I street, 6 rooms: modern improvements.. 2116 H street, 7 rooms; modern improvements. 2127 I street,"7 rooms; ‘modern improvements, 1617 Hopkins street, '6 rooms; modern imps. 433 20th street, 6 rooms, modern improvements. . E. 8. WESTCOTT, & Oi 018-6t corner 20th and I streets horthwest. OB EXCHANGE—A LARGE Hi I NGLIS SALE XCHANGE —A LAR ARY FRENCH AND ENGLISH aud will reopen at 943 M street northwest, Sep. | cory O° spies GS meg front Rucoarin Hara SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—Hi for Young 3 two-story brick with ‘possessing Ms, ‘OLGA DANIEL RESUME HER Ri IN GERMAN AND FRENCH, northwest. ) situated in * ity. The house ta Dut for a gentleman who spared Roexpenre to make Ie irat-clawe fe tic 1d Conor THOS 5, FISHER & OOn 013-2w 1524 F street northwest, near Ebbitt Hotise. R SALE—BARGAINS—TWO NICELY BUILT : ‘Brick Hor detached And fashionable part of the city. best builders red ent for elegance tenant—or 12 per cent on investment. \edinte purchaser, $6,000. All ‘eeven-room Brick, improving section, st §1 5 ite, and many other . improved and unimproved. W. E. BUR- street northwest. $-3r WOR SALE—FOR A NON-RESIDENT--AT A DE- cided bargain. 314 EF street northwest, three-story, brick front, ten rooms, close to Judiciary Squa ice $4,500; worth $6,000. street northwest OR SALE—A’ oT street n.w., 8 . H. WARNER, 916 F T BARGAIN room Brick, ail m.i. orth Capitol street, $-room Brick, all m.i. pitol street, 6-room Brick, al! m.i. ‘ave.n.w., 8-room Frame, with stable, 829 13th street n.¢., 6-room Brick gas end water. 9 Boundary st.u.w., 4-room Frame, W. W. DANENHOWER & SON, 12 F street northw OR SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ‘thwest; 12 rooms, with oF 24 witheut furniture. FOR SALE—LOTS. SALE—TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS— ach 40 fect front on 19th street, between N_ street 27 foot wide. GEORGE and Dupont Circle: TRUESDELL, 605 71 JOR SALE— CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, In THE NorTHwest Panr or THE Crry. le a very large number of first-class We have for sal Lota in. the northwestern part of the city, situated on ‘Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Rhode Island avenues, in the immediate vicinity of Statue, Du Pont Circle and streeta adjacent thereto. Aleo on K street (cPhereon 16th street, near THOS. J. FISHER & CO... m_1324 F street northwest, near Ebbitt House. FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS (OR SALE—CENSUS OFFICE CERT Parties desirous of pure) ‘abo terms, Box 51, Star oftees eer R SALE—A HANDSOME BAY MARE; VERY DE- sirable for Buggy or Pheton of steam cars; 8 bargain. At Stable, Georgetown. R SALE—A FINE RIDING AND DRIVING I 645 Pennsylvania Avenue east, between the hoursof $and6 p.m. 019-3t" SARTS AND HARNESS. for cash. Aprly at office of SINGLETON & , No. 801 Market Space. J{OR SALE—ONE PRINCE MELODEON; some rosewood case, aud in verfect order.’ Will be } SMITH, 1103 Petingylvania ° j|ALE—TWO HORSES, gold for $20 cash. F. G. R SALE-LOT OF SECOND-HAND JOIST, Doors aud Window: J at once 919 Lou- isiana avenne, between ‘streets northwest. ‘OR SALE—MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE Rosewood-case Piano; superior tone finish; over- in. equal to new $125. oF Rent, 1139, 10th strung baes: three striuge in tre ony-cake Upright Piano for Sale AL GOOD suitable for hack or li Coupe Rockaways, 1 Germantown, 1 Village Cart, four Passenger open, eral top and no top Buggies. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, Repository end Factory, 410-416 8th street north Repairing promptly atiénded to, ‘OR SALE—THREE FINE 7 AND Ty OCTAVE, WOR SALE — SEVER. Carriages; one Clareni ‘3 Couper, 2 Landaulettes, 2 Rockiways, sev- nearly new rosewood 0s, left with us by parties be sold at a sacrifice by G. street northwest. é LANDAULET CARRIAGE, LATE- one of the Foreizn Ministers;’ also, a. upelette; best makers, and all in elegant or- wp» set of Double Herness. ‘The above arti- _ I ble oiferrefused. ‘The above articles can be'seen at DOWNEY’S Stable, 1013 street. 823-1 ‘cash; will positi L. WILD & BROS, FRORSALE_¥TN LEA LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND Clothiers; lance stock of uew and es, BY'S, 1230 High, $240 Prospect street, Georgetown. R SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY Fine Stock of Fall and Winter Car- jaon, Suitable for wecoud-hand Car- a part Brougbams, C ‘Coupe- Tots, Coupe Hockaway, Landaulets, Victorias’ Wexten- 4 hand Carriages jon always on band. a9 Repository and Factory, 41 LOST AND FOUND. J OST—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 pendant to Breakt-pin. A Hiberal reward if returned rthwest. iz = REWARD—LOST, SUNDAY, OOTO! 2) Gium-nzed Gold en nd Dollar attached. $5 , SMITH, ‘comer of Ist strect and Indans ‘OUND AT MY Boa’ mitheast, one Boat; Cambeniand ‘builder. th ‘he owner can ha’ paying for this advertisement. ve 193 AME ON THE PREMISES OF SUBSCRIBER, A Ted and white Cow: no horns. ‘The owner pes bas O8T—ON THE MORNING OF 18TH OCTOB: Earring, set with hair jets and be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 920 Fe, RENT—DWELLING—PART OF BUILDING southeast corner 15th street and New York avenue; recent'y remodeled and repaired throughout, contain- ing 40 rooms; street cara pass the door for all parts of city: located ae f opposite President's house, drafWiday aceiecetane cine tate aa ton for first-class boarding house or sinali hotel; rent Mt ASUS to suitable party. Apply at 913 H ‘street northwest. o18-6t* PR RENT— FURNISHED ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION. A fine double mansion, THOROUGHLY and COM- PLETELY FURNISHED, including China and Glass- Ware; sig, Hed Linen and everything necessary to in- sure perfect comfor : idence, three stories and, basement. contains about eighteen large and CHEERFUL ROOMS. ‘The shove ia the most charming house in the city; is a pleusantly located CORNER PROPERTY with nal beautiful «rounds neatly laid out end improved. "A large and well arranzed BRICK STABLE 4s located at convenient distance from the residence and coutains water, #7as and coachman's room, ‘The entire property is in perfect condition: neat and clean in every particular; ready for immediate oocu- Paths eligh This is a RARE OPPORTUNITY a de itfal home nts fair price for SLX oF ELON monte of for YEAE or more. For permission to inspect the eipmmneng7 8 018-1m 1505 Pennsylvania aventie. RK RENT—! Y FURNIS! i= Frere “semua between, Latest’ cag Spunsetl 1d it Hot pened ry TH, 1881, A SMALL BLACK suckling | ies; white spotin breast, ped with white, tail bobed one x I if returned to Dr. J. H. BRI Station, Point of Rocks Railroad, T—A BLACK SILK PARASOL, EDGED WITH Spanish lace, probably in & 11th street car in iturday matinee. Suitabie severe) BS if left at 511 14th street. T_$5 REWAKD WILL BE PAID FOR A '# Gold Lace Pin, at 1332 New York night on 1ith etreet, betw Pennsylvania avem OST—SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER létu, A Gold Hunting-Caee Watch and Chain, the owner January 1, 1863, and lost on ‘Saturda: York avenue an RESS RE! ‘Man who stopped Car No. 121 (Bobtail) in front Riguse for nonipplod cians Ohare ‘Address ¥F. H. FALL, Attorne, RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH strect northwest. | Relial ‘in all cases; consulation froo; finders information furnished ‘At Her New. = i seeseaniig bas epee or ces | EE ‘ MONTAGUE AND DAVIS, OF THE + Mstraction in the ‘Aneseat | 150 Star office. tor on) wok. od Bodikecntna “For further infcriaaton | (YHOICE STATEN ISLAND = es H. ©. DAVIS, fil particulary sides Be, Annpcln “ ALKINS SGHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES F atusted comer of 38th and Wes my ca eee MiSs Caen SP aun SOON? tnquire at 106 Indians Aveoe, ULREMOVED from Baum's Hal} to 308 East Capitol | SMART, ENERGETIC BUSINESS, SCY A tom ‘capatel, wontea 4 3 ROOKEVETTE ACADEMY, for the Sate Raference required. Adhtees fe MS TOUMESE, MARILARD. RICHARDS & 0O., 733 Broadway, Now York. ol Tip Bev. 0. K. NELSON. D.D... tote vigo prineiral of EAL ESTATE BARG: NRE FOx-Ep ‘School, solicits the of parents who dere | tibet esas OF eae Econ nee Shildren, with | Brick Coteace om one of them, suthorines wn to well the ‘oard in his own family. PEE Ae ow sitet for cant or ga lous une. om feng Lot is 21 feet 1 inch: des LE fined neighborhood aad church privileges every Sun- | TUNG Hos besutetuly FTcH, Fore hROwN,” +t ineation is well-known fn. ao i wea « 2. itis hoped, ensure him success in tis | FQ ARE CHANCE. —_ a THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE. ‘A Limited number of girls will be received for tuition ARLINGTON LIVERY STABLE ON Shans for Tuer ahd Beal io $000 person, trae | oO AE RopBe Ag eS GMEAT SACRIFICE. Neplember 40 let of July; one-half payablein | FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS ‘usic the only extra at $50 per session. o8-Lm puxctitiSn 1S NOTHING ON EARTH SO PRECIOUS ‘Auctioneers mind, soul and character of a child.” Sth ana D sizwcin north FRIENDS’ SEMINARY, = on, D. © I Sraeer, Between ISTH AND 1UTH'NORTHWEST, OR SALE—GROCERY DBA aoow Affords to Girls and Boys the best facilities for a liberal including Saturen, at Mester, VRD BARROOM, education; prepares ite pupila to enter College. Patrons | casn. Good Feasons piven for ean ‘tr haye no expente for Bod Gal coor ada svat, | Mutgese APiurton Toune, at Vinguuis end ‘Aanedte YHOMME’S FRENCH CLASSES | JOR SALE BY H. D. COOKE & GO. ° her residence, 1318 I street northwest. | D.C. 6 per cont Bonds, inaturing 1892, Norfolk ame and adirese. A practical knowiedie | City & per cent bonds, havin M0 years to run. A tw fn cbort Gime: “Teras anteree eee ee cet pen eee Washington Gas MME A. EEE HAVING RETURNED 3 FROM Tight eid ane other nvestmncnt eocuritien. 6 Saveur Schon! of Languazes, w nme, inde Giannos in French and German. ‘Terms moderate, Res | —_Diect wire to Philadelphia and New York. ‘ dence No. 1213 G street northwest. E 06-3w* } 4 fame erate een 5 "S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR | pate ety foung Ladies. West End Inetitute, Ne Haven, | Has several very fine Houses for sale Cheap. Al a ay eetenice Sem Penh Doe | sean var aoa Boulldine Lote in the moth —— —____® _ | partof the city, where the march of improvements and ‘K, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI- Lei values soa eae foe ad Hugs, private or iyctaes, adtges ana Lote ix ‘al Of the city for rale at low a Jeahinaton, ‘Houses for rent. __ Commmbian Collexe, Wanbington, D.C. _| A nnecialty ismade of the care and rental of houses. PER MONTH —50 CE Houses furnished and unfarniahed wanted to supply ah yN announoes the reopening cf | unprecadeuted demand. Conyeresamen abd. others are Cinenen at St. Geonece Hall, 11 for hones for rent. x! RESSO! strect, between K and F strocts northwest, Thureday PR ‘T'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, eveninen, 6:80 c'elock, and at 1210 Maryland avenue | 61-3 16 EF Stowet Northwest, onthwert, "Wednesdays, st 7:90 o'clock. “Tuition. 90 | ANG IN vENTORAL — = isin arererd eae SOY ee a = MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS—INSTRUCTION IN ENG- | UABLE INVENTIONS, either before or alter Pater lish, French, German, Drawing and Paintings, ete, | Box 5. Star off aoc sai areal 918 15th es anes — MONEY TO LOAN aon e Dy Ws Many. scHEDvEn, ee eeeneees el é 0 LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE, AT SIX PER TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, cent. ia 1. 000, $1, Kh oeeh go hoo No. 1212 1. sizest northwet,_ | — f= JOHN Me CASEIN, A ET SCHOO} E WASHINGTON ART CLUB, | 019-6 __1889 F street northwest. _ “dur ann, eas OCTOBER were Diener MoxE* ae AyD =O INVEST id GooD strect ahd Pennsylvania avenue. ‘city property or tval esta 5 “clan, st an H.C. MESSER, In Charge. | Houser for aut and chic Honnen' aint Lots for mabe PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Ary at KENSEDY'S Heal Estate Avency, 130 ath PROF. AND MRS. LUCIEN F. 0. COLLIERE'S ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, LOWEST French, English and Classical School for Boy: M rates, on Teal estate security: moderate treo, Wil Heoper_on MONDAY, OCTOBER 10rm, 1881, at now. W. W. DANENHOWER & SO! EST. 08. For farther and fall partictlars a4 Sealers apply to MOME? |, MONET MONEE — 0,000 70 ee ee at FRED. "SELINGER “LOAN AND SoRSATNG operates) HOUSE, 737 7th street northwest, between Gand streets. "Large and liberal advances made upon Dine LA¥ scxoor mnonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Guns. Pistols or THE Glothitig and Merchandiss of every déecription..” ‘The same bought and transactions strictl COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. dential. one ete. = ‘The Lectures and exercises of this school will be re- ‘ONEY, MON! E med at the Law Buildi 5th street, betwecen D and cent per month, on personal p E'strects) on WEDNESDAY, October 12th, at 6 O'clock PON'S Loan Ofioe, 314 "9th street ‘ONEY.—A email «um of MONEY TO LOAN for & 4 joe ngrmatiom, in eemard cous | MM sit tape om eatgfnctory mecuchy roo invret store of Mr. W. H. Morrison, and at the National Say. | jritheafety, Address C. KEK, Room 7, St: Cloud Build- plication may also be made to JAMES: aes ogee jaya D.. President, &c. 623-3m M° EY TO LOA. (ee Ry ON REAL ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD. Mus. Doe. 2 be ey Studies resumed September 26th. 620-2m* | p9y JAW SCHOOL OF GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY. | Wy oxey to LOAN. SS REMOVAL. I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, Lectures will be resumed for the ensuing term, be- ff i ~ ESTATE, inning ¢ clock p.n., WEDNESDAY EVENING! Oc. game of from $100and upwards, at lowest rates of in- the'new halle in the Leninan Build. | “Pr . soderate. No dclay. etiorricon's aoc ‘te apply WAL. He DEN 1 FE WARNER, Nis. Secretary, “5 the L prs so ie nov26 F street northweat. oi ro : post | = = —= erat course $23, 2 TOY FP PE SEBS PROFESSIONAL. MY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEAC eres = — f Vocal and Instruiuental Music. ‘Miss Leavitt | [pK BROWN, DENTIST. OFFICE, 227 B STREET Bayle te eneured as Contratto Soloist in Churet or | A Ducrihwes, corner a.” Thirty yaary nractice | The Concert. Address 944 K street northwest. 815-3m_ cheapest Dentist wird United AL oa Fe AND APRRAGTINE PATI SPADE Cae | finwt-class. Satiafaction guaranteed. EW AND ATTRACTIVE MALLS FOR THE SPEN- | ca MEDICAL ELEGTSIG CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGK: in the handeome | JH. M.S. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIA edifice kuown throughout the United States ax LIN ssuccesadr to Dr. A. 'L. Bosworth. Oftoe hours COLN HALL BUILDING, corner 9th and D strecte. 2 and 2 pin. to 7 p.m Consultations free. The new College Halls will be oceupled ‘on and after | _ 8 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. 013-im October 1, 1881. Day and Evening Sessions for Ladies | TERN AND URSO, fit. “Geatents control Ecowtinat Ge teat hee PIANO TUNER AND REPATRER, udents recet' ou! bs le pampllet, containing an eloquent address to etu- | 1230 I street northwest, or Box 712 City Post ia Tribu ty Graduator ot ‘Spenewrian” Sure | Soa carne Wine -FOW HEALTH ON ey and S . ET.—“THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAIL Coliowe, by Gen. Francis &- Walker, will be nent treo by | FA Srlia depend, und thee ad ees Hee ne mail tpn Supteation. | HENEY C, SPENCER, Prin: | ana near, viel Dr. WHITE'S ertatlinhinent. 1616 Perse, Cipal._ MES. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal. #15 | Syivania’ avenue, opposite Willand’s Hotel, for eelied ee ee a eee . dice, 1013 Tith strect necthwest.” The duties of this | Pros of business at office predudes. sticudance. at School will be resumed SEPTEMBER 26, #8-2m* | dence except after 6 p.m. Office Fee, $1 per visit. I D* M. A. CARMAN 1015 14TH STREET, ___‘Second door south from All Souls’ Church. 612 R. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 4399TH STREET, aan" _ | AP eoutheast corner 9th and E northwest. Extracting ‘TON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, | @ to 11 a... We rs, free, for the poor. ner 4 street and Pennsylvania svenne, (over | Clase references. Ges ‘Charges reason nyton’s ceuth years Pasi, OF Violin, Ac. ive ere. r rR + ay ee Evaive + | FEB PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 77TH STREET - a wees D ae D: seme betwen on a" Mechanical R, F. MUSSAEUS, AIDED Bi ¥ . ve, Surgical an VA sistants, will continue to teach German, Latin, Bentistey aifany formed. Extracting at night, Propared for Gallager, Competitive Examinations, eer | cone semen: Sneaaumlnietered. —___ mat Gireulars cent upon application. 'F. MUSSAEUS. 1902 Dine ee eee = oa = s9-$10_ | ali operations on the natural tect at reasousbie x HE ARCHER INSTITUTE MRS. ARCHER HAG | Extracting, 60 ceuta. toes janld returned from her western tour.” Her school commence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29th, For gota pO Cg Gireulars and farther particulars address or call upon. ae Ot dh hited, Ake 5 fo. M401 Massachusetts avenue, | without Pain, 50 cta. All operations warratited. jan AIL = JE. 2. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ST., ISS HILTON’S 4 ro three doors from corner E. ‘Dentistry in all ite Moc wacom Sate fy Kore atest | etc “Rana Wp oS eae 14th." Boarding pupils limited: 222-3 ma = =F aanw ae 0. CANDEE, M. D., V..D., OF NEW YORK.— 1 Peale ¢ Vitapathy or Vita} Cire ‘for"all dineares of Se eee ee Vitality. Hemorsicides, oF ? Catarch’ and ; weaknesses a specialty. All Tumors, Malaria, or ares, 3, Con 8 DC scr Dircasen of whatever bame or nature thorcuchly ered Boe hi .. | cated from the system, Stuttering and Stammering ePindpel ee 88. Foe gate | cured. Consultation free to all. Oftice and reside Joguos apriy to the Principal a16-Am | {216 sth street. corner N street northwest. febt RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, jet Pennsylvania avenue and street, posite U.S. ‘Tres = elect school for bo sand F RESS SHIRTS.—FINE DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER for $1.50. of the very best muslin aand very fine linens Wemember, we were the ‘et put the auduinaton, and. we : ‘than any’ = —— ~~. | Heavy Canton Flannel DRAWERS, lke those we ASHINGTON, COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.—a sold at FOE OnIY GO cane tg Boarding an ‘School for Ladies sud jorine UND! Children, re-opens September 19, 1881, Bor circulars | Heavy Merino-Weel BITS, te, worth ft suply to Mrs. Z. D, BUTCHER ond Miss M.C; DOUG: | | Kememaber thoee Heavy Canton Flaund DRAWERS, 5, Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th street northwest.s6 | for G0 ceuts, worth $1, at SELL INSTITU’ 903 16rTu STREET NORTH- ‘MEGINNI: Livet Sin iE Buiee, Principal date Prine of i, Be 8 Shere ABER yarns A | 918 1002 F street northwest, Seetor Hench, “the Principal will fave’ the care. and r[uouPsows sumer Facrory, of 9 pleasant home to siz youn gira, Cirou- 4 eeciamecs egeinae tone | 816 F eraeer xonrawssr, orr. Parexr Orrin. MADAM Boss, Hable Olairvoy fearion. tells the past, present snd advice ‘and sasistance on all ING-ESTABLI: RE- Hite than any one in the org TS ‘Consultation Rooms, 403 aps Da atrect: above D street northwest. Particular attention to beein- OR RENT—A LADY AND SON WILL LET ee ea Hal'board. 129 6 strect northeast. ole tresses to Remake « and A. H. CHACE & BROS", 610 Louisiana avenne oa tt AWW ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINTARGE OR W ‘Sat Quantison cash. price ‘paid Pennsylvania avenue, bets Bi and Sie scmets, Pela, wat ‘ANTED—YOU TO KNOW THATISELLAFIRST- W "cluse Tailor tnade Socond-baint Bale seek ee and agrest deal cheaper than & common new suit can de bought, JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street north ‘at Branch Store, Ni LO oth wt norlawest Ne Be We bay bat Ror ches hand Clothing. junl9 = BOARDING. /ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS ‘sccommodta ‘McPherson corner 15th Pye MT. SOUTHALL. o19-0¢" T]\HE HAMILTON HAVING BEEN I@ASED FOR term and having recently been in m ale. wil’bo opened tan em dnt, hewiy lt. “611 13th street northwest. More ANTIQUES. WATERED SILKS and SATTNS, in all shades. 3 ee EE AE MILES, tram G00 pe Referenoes given and required. ‘Table Boanlers acoom- RK, RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND, > Restaurant or ‘suitable for store: iwelling, ‘hotel, fo. 428 10th streets neas 6a COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. BURR'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL Will Reopen On MONDAY, Sep ig At 1308, ‘of PIANO, ORGAN and to be qualified for Street northwest. y fail to suit. HE CEDARS—A HOME SCHOOL FOR youNG SaMis THOMESOR, Manager. ‘Ladies and Little sit tis R SALE—A FARM and Little Girls is situated on the Hi city. ‘The grounds are extensi' tiful, Address the igocd road’; 6 miles from this < ae eae ee ee TO SEN aloes ‘Washington, D.C. s27-tr,th,«,4m. by RES LAND, IMPROVED BY HITTINGHAM se street, will open SE FS i. = SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 713 2isr Fe RENT—24%4, in Prim. SEPTEMBER 6. piy at 1321 Tth street, N |. E. eee pal. Sam- RENT_“TANGLEWOOD,” A FARM OF about one hundred acres, neat Ohio Ballrosd : possession, er 15th, 1881. Beltsville, on the EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.— Gia aa Bheat meme coats WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER. Circulars, MISS LUCY ENSON, 3100 N street. West Washinuton. commence the SECOND PRIVATELY, OR IN CLASS.—MATHE! 012-1m* PRIVATE ye Senge Mackie et 8 attention to nt and ‘ail conptitive Samet Terims in advance. 8. 'W; FLYNN, A. BM a6. _8.W. comer 8th and K streets, tioriwest. West SEWING MACHINES, é&c. NSYLVANIA TARY At 0 CHEST EE A’ PPENHEIMER’S SEWING MACHINE PA. No. 528 9th street northwest, St. Cloud Building. Can be found a complete stock of