Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1881, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, RSDAY.. October 27, 1881. "CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has « regular, permanent. bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added tegether. ‘Tue STAR office is connected with the Telephone Ex- change. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail anc otherwise, news, or any information or business can be sent day or nizht, free of charge. Double Sheet on Saturday. ‘THE Stak Will be issued in double sheet or eight Page form of fifty-six columns on Saturday. Ad- vertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early for this enlarged and extraordinary edition, The number of new advertisements Printed tn October exceeds any previous month in the history of the paper. Up to to-day it is 2,051. er, First Assistant Postmaster-General Tyner yes- tertay, In obedience to the demand two weeks ago, tendered his resignation to the Postmaster- General, and it was promptly accepted. Mr. ‘Tyner, it appears, concluded that discretion was the better part of valor in the contest he had opened, and he therefore retired with as much gTace as was left to him. Inasmuch as the Post- master-General declares that there are no charges against Mr. Tyner affecting his official honor or integrity, the country will perhaps modify {ts ver- dict upon his official conduct to one of mistaken leniency with offenders under him, influenced by | bad adviee. There is no mistaking the sentiment of the people in regard to the present manage- ment of the department. The policy of weeding out incompetent and unfaithful subordinates and f economizing wherever money can be saved without Injury to the service, which Mr. James has inaugurated, is approved by all who are neither interested in the wrongs that have hither- to existed or are affected by the charges growing out of those wrongs. The people earnestly desire that Gen. James shall have every opportunity and faetiity for the prosecution of his good work, and suhornates who are not in sympathy with him can retire with the cordial consent of the country. = — ‘The municipal election in Baltimore yesterday Tesuited in a clean democratic triumph. The “old line” or bolting democrats instead of hurt- ing the machine by entering the field against it seem to have benefited it most decidedly. Every nominee of the regulars was elected by a majority nearly double the vote of the republicans and independent democrats combined. In the election of 1879, when only the democratic and republican Parties were in the fleld, the latter elected two Meznbers of the councils. Of course, the machine is jubilant, and the independents are demoralized. Ex-Senator Whyte, the new mayor, was originally nominated by the old line or independent wing of the party and was supposed to have a decided Preference for the nominees of that wing for the councils; but he will have to march to regular machine music during his term of office. ———_ er ‘The demand for the bonds of the dead confed- erate states continues, and during the past few Weeks the southern people have sold them to the amount of millions of dollars at $2.50 and $3 per $1,000. What caused the demand and what keeps it up, nobody seems able to explain. There is a Sum of money amounting to over $800,000 in the bank of England, which originally belonged te the confederate government. That government, dur- ing its stormy existence kept a deposit In the Eng- Ush bank to pay expenses abroad, and when the collapse came there remained some hundreds of thousahds of dollare to its credit. The money belongs to the United States, but it seems that the proper steps to recover it have never been te It 1s quite likely that some speculators abroad have conceived the idea that this money an by some process be made to apply to the re- demption of the confederate bonds. There does Rot appear to be any other plausiblereason why a confederate bond should be worth anything. ‘The Mississippi river Improvement convention, Row tn session at St. Louis, will, no doubt, appeal t» Congress for Mberal appropriations, and ap- point “commissioners” to remain im Washington during the coming winter to labor for these appro- Priations. The Mississippi is a noble stream, a great Inland sea, and tt is of incalculable service to the people of the extensive valley which bears its Bame. Its constanily shifting current renders it Recessary that money should be expended yearly in order to maintain navigation. But the trouble 4s the people of the Mississtppi valley are inclined toregard that section as the entire country, and their great river as the only stream entitled to the Lberal consideration of Congress. Their demands Upon Congress usually cover millions of doltars, and embrace plans comprehending improvement from the source to the mouth of the river. Let the Present convention moderate its demands to the Proportion of benefit that the section tt represents 4s entitled, and probably Congress will grant them Without much deta; ——_—~<-e>____ The reports of delegates at the recent interna- tonal revolutionary congress at Chur, Switzer- land, show that soctalism is retrograding in all Parts of the world with the exception of France. ‘The delegate from the United States gave agloomy Account of the condition of socialism here. He stated that better times had pretty well destroyed the organization by depriving it of its supporters; ‘that the journals which several years ago advo- cated soclalistic principles had elther died for want Of putroaage or were now supporting some more Popular doctrine. The reports trom Hungary, Bel- gium and Great Britain were ail discouraging. Only the French delegate gave anything like a Dright outlook. He stated that soctalism was al- Feady » political pewer tm his country whlch all Parties were careful toco: silt. Itis more than probable that the French delegate overdrew his Picture cf the power of socialism in France. - — The people of Connecticut, or that portion of them who insist upon making an example of the Rev. Dr. Bacon, of Norwich, because of his infrac- ton of one of the “old Blue laws” in taking ex- President Hayes out to drive on Sunday, are proba- Diy laying up considerable annoyance for them- selves in future. Very few people in Connecticut are familiar enoush with these old laws to obey their ‘nts on all occasions, and if the feach neighbor watching the other to his conduet a violation of some one of fons of the Blue laws, becomes general, There ts no telling who may not be offenders. The trouble with Dr. Bacon seems to be that he has, Lituerto, insisted upon a rigid observance of the Biur lows, and now, those to whom he has applied i pose to give hima taste of his own ee ‘They are making {t hot for a mine owner out in Colorado, who was caught salting the ores from holes in the ground which he was in- Sell for a fabuious sum to a St. Louis company. Serves him right, to be sure; but why Must he suffer, while mining companies which Stock their property at preposterous sums and Swindle the pubic by false representations and ds paid for borrowed money, go scot tree? wuse one isan Individual and the other a ration? cory = er World’s Fair Committee are stiil have got no farther along than aration of subseription papers to . ney for the enterprise. AN that ts needed how they say ts # little contribution of $5,000,000 to Start the thing. ‘This ts sust the point where the “ Yerk project broke down, but perhaps the an do better. when their water supply will eS ruin comes. There fs now ent in the reservoir for thirteen days’ nl the people Of the big city are at their Ts end what w do for water at the expiration of that un held by the Irish people, and unless Par- Well’s leadership 's_repudi able, it will be wieided now in the closing between the people and the government. What can a government do against a people united im sentiment and determined to resist, but not rebel? a —————EE——EEEE T= GENUINE BROWNS GINGER = o KNOWN TO DO ITS WORK! WHY LOSE TIME IN EXPERIMENTING? ™ CHOLERA AND CRAMPS TIME IS SHORT LItTITLe MEN. “There are no voys now-a-days,” is an expression frequently heard. It msy be due to their being ahead in brightness of the boys of the good ‘‘old times” that song writers love to dwell upon. We think if in 2s great measure due to their advanced tastes in dress. The boy of ten will no longer allow his big brother's clothes to be cut down for him. He wants his clothes to fit him, and there is where we agree with him. When a suit can be obtained at the moderate figures we have placed on them, there is no necessity of causing boys to look deformed. ‘There never was s time when we had so complete a Stock as we have at present. There may be as large Stock elsewhere. If there is, we are not aware of it. ‘The same styles we have are not shown by any.other house. We do not have any children's overcoats at $18 or $20, as we know the people do not want fancy- trimmed goods and get no value out of the goods them- selves. Our garments are made neat and stylish, our aim being to produce a GOOD, WEARING, STYLISH GARMENT AT MODERATE COST. That we succeed can be best proven by a visit to our BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT. Saturday is always a | Fushing day, as the boys are outof school. We, how- ever, are amply prepared for all that may call, and should be glad to see y: A. SAKS & CO., THE STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, om ‘316 anp 318 SkvENTH STREET. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ___| FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS NTED—A GOOD. SEAMSTRESS, ONE. W "W ‘understantie Drosemabiogs Apis’ <i vinntrst ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WOMAN bes sy sylvania svenue i ANTED — ONE FIRST-CLASS O¥1 cook otal Wile Tee omar ae Apply a€1216 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ANTED—A WOMAN COOK, WHITE PRE- ferred. st 468 ANTED_—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT WO- man, white or colored, for General Housework in Yor sual family. “Apply at 903 O street northwest. ‘ANTED—AGENT! SELL LIFE OF GAR- Sg canes PR, AA call at 62 Corcoran Building.” ie ‘WANZED [EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN TO Brae aaa 021. Tanage the largest Toy, Housekeoping and Fancy {Good Story in thin ity, alg to Drows how Windows: northwest ve ‘oat-St Wate GOOD WAITER, WHO IS WILLING to. ave hitout = useful, at L. MAN— GUM’S Oyster Depot, 805 North Capitol (026-3t" WVANTED-NEAR THE CITY, A COLORED Coachman; 15; references juired. Ad- dress L.B.. Box Hv City Post Office. 096-20" street ‘horthwests 026-24" ENT—TWO LARGE ROOMH, FURNISHED F'sha Unturnianod, ats G street micthwests Le RENT—WELL-FURNISHED SECOND-STORY EN ‘Boom, $7 per month, st 445 M trek path RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN-ONE FUR- - 1511 10th street Fined Soom fn brivis Tans stem RB RENT—A THIRD-STORY FRONT FUR- F north: ished Hoom, to gentleman, at 1110 M street, nort R RENT_TO GENTLEMEN, FURNISHED Fifties door, seats tron ‘Rooms, at No. 909 Massschu- avenue northwest, Weferouces required. #7 RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED 13% 1 street northwest, one of the moat healthful and pleasant losstions iy ths 17, it RENT—FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLORS Ear es ae eee eee f for an 805 mene |ALR—TWO EXTRA FIN Moma: und alms oe firet-ciase heavy dratt RENT—HOUSE, i017 M STREET NORTH- F weet, on Corner Mand 11th atc, onpleiely fur- glass; also, a Steinway Grand Pian ie sien. 6 y App THOMAS. PISHER & CO., 1304 F street QPENCERIAN BUSINESS une Sons bed coat tee Hi " 5 it: rent reasonable to a first- pers ‘Stables, corner of 9th and R | Fourth Annual Session of 1881-82. Glam tepant. “THOS. E- WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street, | Laguire st THOMPSON'S cette | wile eld Monday’ Even grerage . ; SALE_A PAIR OF BLACK SETTER PUP- “deli I red Fane aa | Rana Gan |e eye tie me 4 att . "3 ‘are S “a Ree ee EW ACORSLAR STE | OF eevarate. Address GOUNTRY, re | formation Srey, 2 ee cont Mee se street. - - : At WOR SALE LOW FOR CASH—-TWO LARGE SIDE | Ponneyivas creams eoutieat; 'B. A. Cauield, HR RENT_AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE NORTH | Apply st onse sommes GHen God Pee nt warcote Gennes: .W. PRETTIRR, M.D. ae Benor en aa nly at once, corner High and Frosyect streets, Georre- | oar gt Ee Dect china, ia ss == e ood a new: turd poskively be maid af a acres as new: mi | for cash, on account of owner leaving the city. Can be soc of400'M street norte on7-3t* JOR SALE—TWO COWS: ONE NEARLY PURE -, 1324 F street. R RENT—SUPERBLY FURNIS! Alderney, the other part ee RENT — Nt FURNISHED SECOND- story front room at 9th street north suit- able for one or two or gentleman and wife; cars pass the door. ‘Bales ten dollars. o27-2t* R RENT—FURNISI PARLOR AND BED: room, one suite of Un! ‘Rooms; all on the first floor; ‘Rooms on second and third floora oid cotuer of Tt 4nd G streets northwest. 027-3t* R _RENT—A NIORLY FURNISHED PARLOR ‘and Bedroom. on the second floor, suitable for ren- tleman and wife or two single gentlemen, at 1013 10th street northwest." ia O7T-3t* WV ARTED—A YOUTH 18 OR 19 YEARS OF AGE: references required. SELTZ & MERTZ, 1103 ivania 026-3 toP. enue. ANTED—A GIRL OR WOMAN, TO GOOK AND do general pa ina private Goes Apes | ‘DAN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK ina first-class bouse. Address, with real name, 12,345, Star office. 026-3t ‘ANTED— IMMEDIATELY, A COMPETENT ‘Woman to do general house work; must come well recommended. “Apply st McDOWELL'S feed store, comer North’ Capitol street and Masiachusetts ayo nue. WASTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN to cook and assist with housework in private family. Also, colored Washerwoman to take washing home; ‘references required. Apply at 1114 M street northwest. 026-3t" | ROR REXT-AT iL K STREET NORTHWEST. in s family of three adnits, to agentleman. a Neatly Furnished Second-story Front Room, southern ex- porure: also, wo Communicating Rooins, third story, no children. 02T-3t" (OR RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED PARLORS, Rvs Hal Boor communicate and beth attashed? also, Cheerful Back Room, all on second floor, in small private family. 710 1ith,, between G and i streets northwest. 027-61 (OR RENT—ROOMS AT 1011 G STREET NORTH- west, south front, with or without Board. 026-2" ROR RENT_—A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Parlor; also, neat, newly furnished bed chambers. Apply at 70¥ I street northwest. 026-lw* Fe? RENT—TWO VERY PLEASANT, UNFUR- nished communicating Rooms, second floor. south front. 941 Massachusetts avenue northwest. one with children need apply. 026-2" WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TODO COOKING washing and ironing for a family of five; to a good and reliable person who can come well recommended ood wages will be paid, Apply at PRESCOTT'S Real te Exchange, 1416 F street northwest. 026-3t ‘TED—A GOOD PAPERHANGER, AT 626 E street northwest. at ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS @ULLINER, INME- al a; first-cl Ey Gal al SS Tee Teen pene was Ha | ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, SIX (6) _FIRST- class coat hands, at JOHN 'W.WADE'S, merchant tailor, 707 7th strect northwest. 025-38" ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED SERVANTS | with referraces in need of places to call on us. Families furnished Servants. Try us. Licensed. Avency, 926 F strect northwest. O. E. PRICE & CO. WANTED two LABOR! ‘ALSO ONE DAIRY- man and Foreman on a farm. Apply at FUL- TON'S Loan Office, 314 9th street nos Pennsylvania avenue. weet, ear WANTED--SITUATIONS. SELY EarorTanT AUCTION SALE, NEW YORK. THE ART COLLECTIONS, LITERARY PROPERTY, Etc., Belonging to the estate of the Iste SAMUEL BRADFORD FALES, Esq., OF PHILADELPHIA, PENN., Comprising nearly Three Thousand Objects in almost Every Department of Art. AVALUABLE AND CHOICE LIBRARY OF FINE ART AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, As well as AN INTERESTING COLLECTIONS OF RARE ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, LITHO- GRAPHS, STUDIES, ETC. The sale, which is by order of the executor, and under the management of Mr. James F. Sutton, of tne Ameri- New York, will bea positive one, and will begin on WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER NINTH, at Chickering Hall, with the valuable OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS, Continuing n order of Catalosue, Diustrated copies of which may be had of Mesara. DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, 9th and D streets. ‘The collection is now on free exhibition day and evening at our new art galleries 845 and 47 Broadway, New York. between 13th and 14th streets. HE NEW WILSON AND DOME: ‘The Simplert and Lightert Bi SEWING MACHINES to be had. Sold at the lowest possible price, cash or in- sgallments. (Singer size Machines, new, with loaf cover, drawers and attachment . Other inakes at equally low pricee. WM: STIEBLING, 1717 Feuneslvania avenue, near Coreoran Art Gallery. Machines rented at $2.90 per month. "All kind 027- WATER! WATER! and Pipes Driven at short notice. ANIEL J. MOFFAT, No. 510 434 street southwest. Good paired. ————— WwW ATER! Welle of keen ae oF-3t* RICYCLES ‘Those interested anv inited to call and ingpect tase st vited to call and in MNSCRIBNEN'S BICYCLE SCHOOL Tavtwaper Har, No. 928 F street northwest. 026-1m @r=* GLASSES. Have opened to-day, large sseortment of OPERA GLASSES, at unusually low prices. 'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, as 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 2ABEK TEA, A POSITIVE CURE Yor MALARIA. CHILLS AND FEVER. 25 CENTS A PACKAGE. YOR SALE ST A. M. KELOCZEWSKI'S PHARMACY, 025 423 9th street northwest. C ARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. a ME tosn in. suma rom z St FRED. 'SELINGER'S “LOAN “AND BANKING HOUSE, 737 7th street northwest, between streets." Iarze and liberal advances made upon Glothiiy snd Mexcheasdiss Cpeceeatge aM same bought and sold. All transactions: steicty dential. 2m" LOWE'S 8 1 Liars: DRESS TRIMMING sTorES 1 1 ‘Passementeries in ail the new styles; Chenille and Beaded Fringes; Cloak Ornaments; Plain and Fancy Buttons: Spanish Laces, amen Ree et ‘021-6t LOWE'S. 611 Market Space. RT GALLERY, NO. 521 1TH ST. N.W., BETWEEN E AND F. J. F. SPELSHOUSE, * PAPER HANGER AND DECORATO! Nos Sit Tih eevee nordiwent, Fedora! Building. Grand display of E it Oil Lg vont ofa os (cture Frames, ‘sen Pithe ‘Picture Novelties tn Velvet Nove resh supplies constantly arriving. Prices to suit the tines. "Kn examination of my otek eotictte, times. An e: ‘Of my stock . J. B. SPELSHOUSE, No. 621 7th street northwest. Branch Store No. 708 7th st. n.w., bet, Gand H. OUR SPECIALT: Cabinet Size Frames, Velvet, 25c. up. Cart. 5 oF gle UD. 0c. it Frames, from 25c. up. Window Bhades and Fiaturen, 500, 3 o18-3m ORKTOWN AND HAMILTON. EADQUARTERS, 1231 PENNSYLVANTA A’ HENery eiranuor and others should feascuiber Gant yon qn buy 32 worth of FINE CANDIES for $1, at HAM ILTON'S Great 25-cent Home-made Candy Depot, ‘No. 1231 Penneylvanis avenue, betwoan and’ 13th PPPRr se RERERRERR FFF HE FF’ ] ACE CURTAINS. be MAD, Je stil at her old ental and want place in this at ‘new. rAUbEiNe DEPARTMENT. ‘Arrivale this week of ‘WOOLENS Makes my Stock very complete. All are invited to: aie oma 955 Pennsylvania avenue. B, BOBINSON & Co., BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE, Pee 900 Parwsrivawrs AVENUE. We ee ee is a good cutter and fitter. Address Box Star office. ay WwW NTED—BY A FRENCH LADY, A SITUATION as Nurve for one or two children reference even: “Address 820 7th etrct northment. 26-3 ANTED—BY A COMPETENT ENGINEER AND V af zeman a place ag such. or would gmake himnelf any capacity: fair penman and accountant. igress G2 Wee 830 1th street southwest Cone z WANTED—ROOMS. WANZED_ROOMS, BY A MIDDLE-AGED LADY. well furnished front and small room commuricat- ing, in private family; location north of K street and casbor 18th street meals served by cateres: answer, stating terme; references exchanged. Address PER: MANENT, Star office. ‘ 026-3t" WE3XTED TWO ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, furnished or unfurnished, with or without toard, fora lady and her maid, on H,’ I, K or L street, between A6th and 20th northwest. Address L. ‘A. B., Star of- ce. WANTED—HOUSES. W3NtED—To RENT A HOUSE CONTAINING five or six rooms, somewhere between O street and Pennsylvania avenue and 16th and 22d stroeta north- west; party has no children; always. in advan gnd will be a" permanent tenant if ‘Suited. ‘Aide Je ‘Star of pes y ANTED— H 8 TO 1 EI HO} ROOMS, xide lot attached; Lerween (ith and 20th streets, F and Boundary. State price and terms. No communi- that will not state price, terms and loca- tress J.R.H., Star office. WANTED For c: lot; northwest quarter provements; perfect title; mu . Addreas, with very lowest cash price, F. STERLING, care Box 341, Baltimore, M WANTED SGONEEDERATE COUPON BONDS. WILLIAMS & SON, at G13 15th street. _027-3t" WANZED.TO PURCHASE—A PATI OF HORS! sound and kind, suitable for femily use. Apply at STABLE of 1340 Corcoran strect norihwest. 021-3¢ Wate es NUFACTURING CONCERN wants a business man in Washington and in every city (not already taken.) A few hundred dollars neces- sary to pay for goods on delivery after orders have been secured for the same; $150 per month protit guaranteed. ‘The most searching ‘investigation solicited. A. 5. AR- NOLD & C 1293 Broadway, Ne 027-6 WASTED—70 BOREOW $6, z four yeare t Misen Oe Ten ROE four at 6 yer cent inferest, secured on busi- new property worth five times, the amount of loan Adc dress JNO. BOWLES, Room 3, St. Cloud Building. ANTED—A LONG EXPERIENCE, DI Wohin present without cares, and particularly fou of children, would like to take in her own home afew small children to board and teach as her own; rates at a Inere nominal figure: also, a chance to leave children «luring oftice hours; best of care and devoted love of a mother extended to the Kindergarten vory near, which children could attend, if req puesta, wi anat- tendant furnished while on the street. Address MES. BROOKE, City Post Office. 025-6t* WANTEDTAN INTELLIGENT COLORED FAM- F tay cmuthout children, to occupy a wt of rooms, an care of others, we of rent. Place 4 hent if suited. References required. Address U's A, Star office. o%4-lm iy ANTED_EVERYBODY IN WASHINGTON AND the District to buy French Mixed Candies, 25 id. Fine mels and all other delicious ‘lies 25 cents per pound at HAMT cent Candy Store, 1231 Pennsylvania 020-2W ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP, SEPARATE stalls for each horse: Keeping, bores & special city reference; can be seen at PRICE'S Stable, 11 61 street northweet. O. H. P. CLARK, Slixo, Md.12-Im* ‘ANTED—HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD Newspapers Books, Pamphicts, Rags, Rope, Con- ¥ ‘raas, Lead, ‘Dine, pinieds pe fetal, Lead, Iron, Bones, Hotties, &c., &c. ” Orders by ai or telephone punetually attended to. Will end fo an pai y rbs. M. ULLMAN, corner ‘avenue and 10th street southeast. #17-3m WASTED AT, Rice's OLD STEAM CARPET AS ce bene 490 Maine ave. ecminees. ee ers to renovi tresses to steam ~ gioweiee: ae and remake, Fur ‘ANTED CARPETS TO CLEAN. WE W Sine Cane Oar ao AN pete DO prices Jower than in any other establishment in Washington, lephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lou- — TE THAT LL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, missioner of Deeds for Every State and Territory 5S. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary. office from 9 a.m. to5p. ANTED-FURNITURE TO § “FINE WwW ‘Storage Rooms. CHACE’S, 616 Laave. marl] ix a Col | without Board, in private family, 21 RENT—PARLOR, SITTING ROOM AND TWO pecroome;, communicating or, separate, with or G street north- west 026-3t" FOR RENT_FURNISHED ROOMS Far HOUSE- keeping, toa mnaible party withont children. Rent teken in board if desired. Apply (after 4 p.m.) ab Bt street northwest. 026-3t* RENT—ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE, som furnished, located near the eat Fin. and Willard’s hotels, and convenient to all car lines; references exchanged. 610 14th street north- west. 026 . 3t* FOE BENT TWO COMMUNICATING BOOMs, ‘second oor, OF partly furnished, Hemen preferred. Alea, by Novetuber 1st, three third story; house has modern improvements southern expomure.” Apply 1225 N street northwest. R RENT—721 12TH STREET NORTHWEST, on first, second and third floors; nice rooms: en suite or single; terms reasonable. 025-34" Re RENT VERY HANDSOME: PARLOR BED- room; ; two Rooms, second floor. front; en suite or single; furninhed or unfurnished. Also office: board if desired. 420 10th street northwest. 025-3t" VOR RENT—A SUITE OF HANDSOME FUR- nished Roomeon main floor; south front. 1441 fassachusetts avenue northwest. 025-3t" Fe RENT—1433 IOWA CIRCLE, A SUITE OF Furnished Rooms, without Boerd, ‘second floor, bay window Seon an peetoered persons having: a Et ROR RENT—TWO HANDSOME TSHED ‘on second floor, for gentlemen ; new house, modern improvements; front room, with alcove and bay window. 811 13th street northwest, above New York'avenue. 025 -St R RENT—NICELY-FURNISHED ROOMS ON Selene eee, "uth Bas a street northwest. 025-1w* FR RENT—THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS “Riley Building,” corner 9th and E streets, con- taining thirteen rooma. “For terms apply on the prem- ses. On OR RENT—FINE SUITE OF APARTMENTS, comprising the second floor of a desirable building in the immediate vicinity of Willard’s Hotel, partially furnished, suitable for a mees or club. Board served in the rooms if desired. Apyly to THOS. J. FISHER & 022-1 CO., 1324 F street northwest. {}OR REN’ suitable for Senators or Congressmen, also, transients: convenient to all lines of street carsand hotels. 017-2w FOR, BENT VERY, | DESIRABLE FURNISHED Rooms, with or without board; centrally located; south and éast front; all modern improvements. Also Furnished Parlors. At 730 5th street northwest. o14-1m Fs. NT—A PARLOR-BEDROOM FURNISHED. Alsd, unfurnished Rooms to adults. 719 8th street northwest. o13-1m VOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, 1109 Pennsylvania ‘avenue, near Pension Oftice: vecond floor, suitable for dentist or artist. Inquire at preinises. GEO. F. SCHAFER. 1m FPORRENT WELL-FURNISHED PARLOB FLOOR, fronting two streets, in most desirable part of the y i first-class Board. Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, 9 o ua ). 1925 PENNSYLVANIA enue northwest. A good stand for business. A. A. WILSON, Room 1, over Bank of Washington. 027-3t* VOR RENT—STORE No. 218 TENTH STREET northwest, south of Pennsylvania avenue, and near whole-sale market; a good stand for grocery, feed or commission business. Inquire 926 Louisiana ave.ol4-1m Se cine avevol4-m T-MISCELLANEOUS FOE BENT FOR THREE DOLLARS A MONTH— ix-octave Piano in good order and good make. Address C. M., Star off 1 R RENT—-FENTON HALL, 1108 E STREET northwest. Inquire at the new Real Estate office of L. M. SAUNDERS & BRO., 1103 F street northwest. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FoR, BENT “TANGLEWOOD,” A FARM OF ‘about one hundred acres, near Beltsville, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rallrosd; possession given Noven- Apply to A. HERBERT, Alexandria, 18-4, th&s, 1m on easy terme; beautifully located, within sight of this ity, Also, severg wmall Farms." ROBERT A, PHIL- FOE, SALE,OR EXCHANGE FOR, UNINCUM. avenue. bered property, a stocked Farm of 196 acres, nine imiles out: one mile to ‘station, good House, barn, appie and peach orchard; vineyard; good water. Inquire 6 Pennsylvania avenue. 813-8w* LOST AND FOUND. Lost herr IN A NINTH STREET CAR. Go- ing south, Tuesday, October 4, a Record Book, con- {aining the minutes of Lincoln Post, No. 3. G- A. R.A liberal reward wil, be. paid on leaving te same with Capt. S,_E, ‘THOMASON, Paymaster Generai's office, 1214 F street northwest. 025-6 PERSONAL. (FEDEKATE BONDS WANTED. ADDRESS, ith particulars, MASON & CO., Coin Dealers, 3 RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 9TH strect northwest. Meliable information furnished Ces north 13th street, Philadglyhia. in ail cases: conrultation free; wilt call at residence when req 7 all business strictly confidential. G-E, Flinder. o15-lin ‘ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- Anti Gitvoyant and Astrolomine ettes bate ectinfaction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- ferxion ; tells the past, present and future destiny; gives advice and assittance on all matters appertaining to beunin Jove and matrimony. ALL In TROUBLE CaLL. 8 tistaetion given or no bay jon Hoon, 403 ap Consultatic 2d etreet, above D street northwest ANTED—FEATHERS TO RENOVATE, MAT- ‘treases to Remake, Furniture to Pack Ship, A. H. GHACE & BHOS., 616 Louisiane avenus. Ici WANZED OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGEOR Small Quantities, hest cash pric . 32 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. dd and 43% streets, Jani or at Branch Store, Nc Na. we buy but first-class janl9 BOARDING. ERY LOW-THE BEST OF T, V ‘with pleasant Furnished Rooms, oe rates rates. Location very desirable—1104 13th strect “nove ‘to Massachusetts avenue, and facing the park 626-344 iHE TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MOi ME "Tour than auy hotel in the city. "The has passages ith steam ; the rooms are new for are HE MISSES TYLER WILL GIVE FIRST-CLASS Board at 912 15th street, opposite McPhervon Pecks References given and required. "Table coon modated. ‘olzim™ LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 9m STREET NORTH: TD iret a cane es cee iad tat See Siated et reasonable Vx a2 (SUINTON HOUSE, tzu AND 1 STREETS.—FIRST- class Table Board, ‘Room and to Soeation ceatrals bo liquors.” J. BM. DE LONG & INSURANCE. (oLumBra FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1924 F STREET. Oe FRED' MURR BRAIN. WARN) Preaident. ARD H. ARE THE FINEST MANUFACTURED. Burt's Hand Made, Cloth Top, narrow toes. S BUTTON Ig THE CORMECE STYLE. Hand. Cloth Top, London Toe. Bart's GONGRESS GATTHR 18 URRY RICE. Burt's French Calf Hand-made ButtonGaiter ‘iselegant. Burt's Perfect Fit ‘Misses’ and Children's Shoes, good and cheap. Children’s 8; ‘Heels at low ‘The above goods eau only be had xt GEO. McCARTHY'S, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. i STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES of retire Bins caine ee ‘and Children. SPEAR BROS., PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘W. KNABE & 00.3 PIANOS mare and Uj ri melee for rent on ENBACH'S few doors Petes above Ps.av.o26-1m_ G!DNEY T. NIMMO'S 433 rx STREET NORTHWEST. New and Second-hand Pianos and organs of all First-class makers constantly on hand: FY EP Puaxo Wanznooms, LE-FINE ROAD MARE; FAST, YOUNG = 3 St" | Fata ‘ecatios new sidebar Busey sak’ asetar RR Lh ae ora ROOMS: GOOD oe. be seat toe mbes ‘all comy and Reighborhood. Apply street northwest. | in best order; for sale very low. BRO., 026-2t* 623 Pennsylvania avenue. O27 -3t came = Pang, a fd, eS ve Etootand Gover. “Apply st onee’ to SIDNEY Tr NIM” MO'S Piano Wareroomn, 433 Tih street. 626-6 RK RALE—A FINE BREWSTER COUPE, HORSE and Harness; also, an elegant Landaulet and Cou- R RENT— HOUSE 219 E STREET NORTHWEST; welve rooms; all modern improvements; in fret: Clase order; $50 per month. ‘W. HANDY. RENT HOUSE i] ¥ STREET NORTHEAST} onghout; has seven roome, cellar theroom; ‘Teule $20.° AE) ML ROMER, “S00 Teh | [J SIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN, 1 Of W COLLEG 1425 New Your Avawve Nean ISru Gruner. 026-3t | pelette, suitable fi ivate use. May be bad ata bancain. c. W. Horruax, .. Dean and President : SUSE St _ | Ean te seen at DOWNET'S OTA 1018 17th street | wont Court im J EN ou ieg NOL ee | Boethwest o25-2w_| Hon. RT. Mennrox, LL. D., Constitutional Lan, street wert; clegantly furnished; Sw - aT on per, 'moutn, $1,000 per year. Apply on he prem- | JJOR SALE OW RENT_A FINE LOT UPRIGHT | uum. WA. meuannon, LL D. Court -6t" Pianos. Call at F. URSO’S, 1230 1 = "| MM. F. Morris, LL. D., Pleading, Practice, Evi- JFOR RENT_A GENTLEMAN ABOUT To vistt | "> Mtr 6y-m. — _ ence and Equity Juriarradence. . FoMonida atte Nee House of sixteen rooms, | FOR SALE—ONE CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO, | , 3. 4- ry ey Ciramnal Property, Coa- farniabed st nominal Tent of 5 ark ous art meond Cane, carved Tees, sad tyre; funy | treet eae Nghee ond Corporations. oc ext seasion. APT NTIRE, wary 5 sold tremely f ~ Ld. B. Reat . treet nom APD o26-6t_| low ficare. “F-G- SMETH, 1163 Ponuaplvania avenue. | mostic Helatons. Testauniintary and Criminal Law. ROR RENT— = and W- B_ DESXt, Judie of the Moot Court. NEW ELEGANT RESIDENCE, VOR SALE—MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE Term extends from first Wednesday in October to Qcoupied by Russian Minister, who is ‘leaving for Rorewood-care Piano; superior tone finish; over- Europe, strung base: three strings in treble; equal to new $125. Ebony-care Upright Piano for Sale or Went, 119: 10th June. All the classes are now open for the reception of Students. 1013 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, Recular course, of two $50 per annum : post A most fashionable locality, adjoining Farragut square. | treet northwest. oe ae gradiente rary £5 attend a4 p A = Fifteen GHEREEGIRROOME Fe SALE_THREE, FINE 7 AND, 74 OCTAVE, | Law School. ‘o22-im PRap RAR Toms, forming a charming CORNER | deeding cash: will positively be sch ata camiive' te G. | ( pSBORNE SEMINARY FRE OLAS FROPERTY. Tmmedinte possession. The choice far- | T Witt) & BROS. 409 Tih attest northwest etme” | CD Bosnting ont Dos eae Young Ladies and niture optional ; but it is for sale in one lot cheap. Also, | =. = | Litde Girls— will reopen at 943 M rtreet northwest, Rep- two Carriages. On view after 2 o'clock daily. Apply FOR SALE LARGE STOCK OF SPRING AND | tember 3, 1881. Clones from Kindergarten ts Harvand . on premises, os Ea 626-38" Trade Wagons: handsome Box Wagon, suitable for | Coliee examinations. Thorough instruction by North und 2 northw: 12 RS. OLGA DANIEL WILL RESUME TE | room, fitted for first-class pe, and in ligieer ots ee Georgetown. GLASSES TN GERMAN AND FRENCH. order.’ Inguire at Real Extate office of L. M. SA! He = At Her Yew Residence, DERS & BRO., 1103 F etrect northwest." 024-6t" | OR SALE_NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTIA 1249 9th wtrect northwest. 019-2w* RES. STORE AND DWELLING, 1001 cc eminoein mae Broucharns’ ‘Coupes, Coupe- ROFFSSORS MONTAGUE AND DAVIS, OF THR Ray Jemey avenue northwest. Fixtures in ‘Sore | fete Coupe Hockawaye, Landanien, Victorias, Ext Columbian University, will form shout November for sale; must be sold at once. “House contains five | Kets. Cou pa, &e., &c. Second-hand Carriages of every | Ist, Eveninw Classes for’ instruction in the Ancteut rooms. Apply on premises. 022-6" description always on hand. j and Modern Languaxes, Matpeumtion, Enetich. Pen- OR RENT—NOVEMBER 18T, A VERY DESIR- ROBERT H. GRAHAM. misuship and Bookkeeping. For f information able and thoroughly furnished House, suitable for 36 Sth st. north wert | eAGress. Hc. DAMS, & member of Consrews or other Drivate fan 5 | ott-10¢ ” © Giumblan College, City. pied by. Senator Hill For particulars SIN ESS 2G 5 rollage, City. Grant Place northwest. __« ol BUSINESS CH ANCES. 188 CALKINS’ Ry BAe YOUNG LADIES R RENT_THE STORE AND DWELLING NOW | JuoR SALE CHE. . ELEGANT SOLID W. ggnndis - nearly completed, 725 7th street northwest. The | F'nut Dookeane, igede wo order by Ring of Washing. | I#REMOVED from Baum's Hall to 903 Fast Capitat storeis 21x75. ‘The cellar and basement are well adapted | ton, Ics muitatie for @ gentleman's brary. Cane | street. = fect ae’ and manufacturing purposes, being per- | seci at 715 12th street northwest. _076,27,29" | Wy ROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, from the rear by means of a wide alley” ‘Ths dwelliar | (NE OF THE BEAT BUSINESS STANDS AND | MONTGOMERY, "MARYLAND. consists of 7 rooms and bath, and storeroom and clo- Dwelling can be rented at moderate rates: 600 B | sets; hot and cold water, range and Introbe; stable 20x | street southeast. ‘The stock of Groceries can be bought | 21, The second story is well adapted for a first-class | cheap at 208% 9th street northwest. Apply to owner, millinery or dresamaking establishment. Pomession | 10th snd 8 streets northweet. 026-3t given on orbefore November 1. Apply at the office of | — > — SANBORN & KING, 916 F street northwest, third H E. OFFLEY, story. 010-2 «Cane H. D. COOKE.Jn., & CO., Baxxens. RoE BERtT— FURNISHED Local Securities dealt in. Information cheerfully ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE given. Prompt settlement and immediate deliveries. IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION. o21-2w A fine double mansion, THOROUGHLY and CoM- | >- EL PUTRI, ele Gio sad Goer | (OR ue SCA Dor TERE AEE | wh ware oy inen an necessary - ; per Bip pare orf tne to Geecege oe ceca tie | See ener Sia at Sue ea pee the residence, three stories and, basement, contains | fu on ressguable tere, An P.O. | Advance. Music the only extra at $50 per session. o8-Im about eighteen large and CHEERFUL ROOMS. ow % Georgetown P.O., | 93 ee tenon — ve is the moet charming house in the city: tex | D- C: x Sérpurene I8 NOTHING ON EARTH 80 PRECIOUS pleasantly located CORNER PROPERTY with OR SALE_GROCERY STORE AND BAR-ROOM, ‘asthe mind, soul and character of a child.” and beautiful grounds neatly laid out and improved. "A | I Ghoiuaine ‘at Korelyn, Va.; reasonable for FRIENDS’ SEMINARY, large and well arranged BRICK STABLE is located at | casn. Good reasons given for. - Ror I Sreeet, BeTweex 18TH aNp 19TH Norruwest, convenient distance from, the residence and contains | Sdidreas Arlington Hoan, at Vi end of Aqueduct water, gas and coachman’s room. Bridge. olf-20* The entire property is in perfect condition: neat and | — clean in every particular; ready for immediate occu- R SALE BY H. D. COOKE & CO. a pan i D.C. 6 per cent ymuturing 1992. Norfolk ‘This isa RARE OPPORTUNITY toget a delightful | City 5 per cent bonds, having 30 years 10 run. A firet a fair price for SIX or EIGHT months or for = investment. Call and examine. for periulselon to inspect the to Light rerip, and olser nvesaivent ceturiten, jon y is . oem | eientnecanerein Roai Estate Broker, Direct wire to Philadelphia and New York. a NG SCHOOL FOR ‘A. PRESOOTT, ATH ‘ADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR = oS NO. West End Institute, New Haven, RE is 6 F STREET, ‘REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, ‘Superior facilities. Send Pinown asthe Meade Mee Oeil te J No, 1416 F Staeet Nortnwest, = Nd seven years by ex-Commissioner Dougiass. The house | Has several very fine Houses for sale pA oo — Santaine 13 Foomme, water, and gas: larse grounds, | meny very desirablo Building Lote in the northw: ATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, RAL SCI- FIICH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 yivania avenue. tof the city, where the march of ts and ence and English, pri oF A cae ae 0 \e values are 4 Muy ae SDSOMELY-FURNISHED AND | -,Houses abd Lots in all parts Of tho city for sale atlow | o4-1m Columbian College, Washington, D.C. very convenient House, consisting of larze parior Ty —60 CENTS. Gining-room, library, Dntlers pantes, &en ke! nook ee eee neigh! l, within’ one block of two lines of ‘street cars. ‘The family (three adults) would like to remain in the house as boarders. care houses. 5 ) S88 i somsROR tang tbe ot ot A specialty is inade of the care and rental of 8. 1. Hi ished and unfinished wanted to supply BOS. 8 i 20m ‘at Bt. George's 1 Unprecedcuted demand. Conpresmen oad cihens an | ctr betwcan st aad TF etteste, neroreen, Teuesday ‘To good tenants a moderate | girbeay oo evenings, 6:90 o'clock, and at 1216 Maryland rent. Call at 1123 10th street northwest, bear M street, PROUT ES BEeT EFS. excHANGE, southwest, Wednendaya, at 7:30 Odock, Tuition, 8 15-8, tu, th, ie _ | _sl-3m 1416 F Street Northwest. | cents per month. 0-1 R_RENT—A PROMINENT BUSINESS STAND, | 710 INVENTORS. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS—INSTRUCTION IN ENG- No, 42} 10th sire; nese gan omlee: sesee Bante ats SEE INVENTIONS. ether Cato oe eras | AB. Heh, Hreuch, Gerry BONE, ois asta . 423 ear. ve ranis LE INVENTION avenue. Soro cart bo fc a fzomt dwollin, which ae fecgo” | 929-1m°* “Opposite McPbermen Hanare. con! 18 12 rooms, includin vO lars parlor jarce -- —_ 7] 1 cellar, as, water, bath, Se.” Inquire at $36 Lodiaans | = ps Many & scineinen, SR SE ES ees MONEY TO LOAN. TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, VOR RENT—THE STONE NSION ON COLUM- | 7 — = = a ae = 3 Ne orth went. bia Heiita, south f tely remodeled S™, $500, $300, $1,000, $2,500, $3,000, $8,000, | _¢29-1m No. 1212 L street n: first-class order. FITCH, & B: And other sums at lowest rate. io delay. _OT-4we ___ 1487 Bennsylyani a eos gE eee L’* SCHOOL FOE, RENT FURNISHED HOUSE THAT ELE: | so = = exidence, street northwest; in JUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. heaftof theciiy and noar all the steel sae Hees, ewe | create cnn On Healvistate Security, atlowert rates of interest, ‘THOS. ani suds J. FISHER & CO., furnished throughout. Including bed and table linen, | O45 11) 1520 Fscene siaes and china ware, also a fine piano; contains all the The Lectures and exercises of this school will near Ebbitt = a = nar Ebbitt House. _ | sumed at the Law Bi oth, etweeen Dats Bone Umrrovements, and Has a billiard room with ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, LOWEST | Estrovis) on WEDNESDAY. October 13th, ut 6 0% fable, Ke.. complete. Possession inmediately. “For tates, On real ontale sonatas: mistetaie rete | pee tnd Blatiouer’ 101s RANGIS B., MOHUN, Bookseller | Ca how: ‘W. W. DANENHOWER & SOM, a1 treet. Z oft | Sree tea | ana textpe a a PS Mian porte be mycual Tropertyy at RFUL: ines Bank Rppiioat also De made to TAME x 5 —H¢ TON'S Loan Ofee, S14/9tn steve, near wania | WELLING: ‘President, &e- FOR SALE—HOUSES. | MTHS EE fs | int dette OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—ONE ‘OF THOSE ‘ONEY.—A small sum of MONEY TO LOAN for a 1534 T street northwest. New Houses, in West End. on L atreet, between 2iat | [Vf ONEY;7 4 small sur Bae ee ee z and 22d streets. “Inquire at 2135 L street after 4 p.m. pith safety. “Adaress C. KER, a sul Studies ri ed September 36th _ 20-2m* R SALE—A HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY | RPONEY TO LOAN, MUP Vocal and tnstraineutal Mane. Mine lene and basement Brick Residence, No. 2002 G strect | VI. tay also be engaged as Contraito Soloist in Church or northwest, neariy, completed. containing 11 rooms, ax ON REAL ESTATE, AT 6 PER CENT. Concert. Address 944°K street northwest. #15-3m ms: ent iar, fi ‘and LAY. ers sree = Soa fenndry. int oor Perio, Gining-room abd pantry, 1 Og HOLTZMAN, AND MES. ALFRED BUACS ENGLISH -wood finish. double floors, wooden mantels, with and F streeta northwest. A Boarding and Day Behool for srors and fire-places.” “Second floor—'ihres 1013 1ith street northwest.” The dutice of this chambers “and lane bathroom. “Thima,‘foor_Four pol wil be resumed SEPTEMBER 26. ssn" » chambers: larye closeta on each floor, well ventilated: x ah era; as ENDS = woodwork hard sh. 3 164 - | I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, in | (VAPITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- iy? Tay candies rt ae Hots i ip a sums of from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of in SEPTEMBER 12: thorowch and examine. : terest. Y Washington ‘Charges moderate. No delay. information aputy to Pou: i ] . B. H. WARNER, ‘or Mins A. F. GATES, 23 Sd R SALE—A HANDSOME HOUSE ON N | _nov26 F' street northwest. — street, between 17th and 18th streets. with all mod. ern improvelents and stable; three bath rooms. Apply on the premises, 1736 N street, between 10 a.m. and 2 TASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, corner 4’ street and Penusylvania avenue, (over sane "s Bookstore,) ‘Thirteenth year. Piato, Or- p-m. _026°3¢" fet of ar | S22. Voice, Singing, Violin, &e. D ‘welve teachers, OR SALE—1537 | STREET NORTHWEST, A | JM teen years experience throuchout ited States adivanteres._O. B. BULLARD. Director. _ai0-Sux* handsome, three-story pressed-brick Residence, | and. ada, and twenty consecutive years of practice R. F. MUSSAI AIDED BY SEVERAL AS- with brown stone tchumin; contains eighteen room, | in’ Wasiungtou, D.C. successfully treats Ban fintanty, will continue to ‘teach German, Lasting exclusive of pantries, etore rooms and laundry: | ions, Chilblains, Dincased other complaints | Greek, also and English branches. Young m has overy improvement; finished throughout in hard | of te fect. His lishment, 1416Peun- | Prepared for Colleges, Competitive Examinations, &c. F. MUSSAEUS, 1802 Qireulars sent upon eppilicaton. Us. a jorouzhly puilt and in every respect a first-class pply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 wood; th A sylvania ‘rene /qprenie Wilards Ho is ¥irlteef northwest, near iebbitt House. oab-Lw ized by the elite of the world. Office Fee, $1 per visit.026 Des 5 PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, ‘Successor to Dr. A. 'L. Bosworth. Office hours, E ARCHER INSTITUTE.—MES. ARCHER HAS R SALE, RENT AND EXCHANGE—LARGE AND 9 |B returned from her western tour.” Her school will 4 y. Call a.m. tol2, and 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Consultations free. | commence on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29th, For and Chamine oct Hite ITOH, GOR k BROWS, Mae 618 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. olS-im are addres or call upon Pennsylvania avenue. ol4 QOR SALE—BARG4INS—TWO NICELY BUILT mew) seven room Brick Houses; bath, cellar, and modern throughout; nice neihborhood; within ten the Post Offi ERNAND URSO, coer PIANO. TUNER AND REPAI qlreulare and further partion ‘Mra. M. N. ARCHER, No. 140! Opposite Tomas Cirele 1230 I street northwest, 72 Post Gitee! ea ide | HILTON'S Englistrand French School for Young Tadies ana of + renting for $60—to | —— Children, 821 Vermont avenue, will re-open Ser pber food tenant or 12 Ler conten snveatinent. rie an | J)® 3 a cama ath. “Boarding pupils hated." 22-im Piao Decree Bees 700 bhteen te, RS. BURR’S ENGLISH AN oH SCHOOL i pidly improving eéction, at $1,400, on eary terme. 1015 14TH STREET, | . : Splendid inveninent Also two. Lots, 202105, near Seoond door south from All Soulst Church. #12 M Qn MONDAY, Sepkemiber 26th, ritish Legation, at 3 6x95, N E’ E 308 H etreet northwest. Corooran sire ear 18th, a 65 cons, and many eter JE STARE PARSONS DENTIST AS09TH STREET, | _27-com —__ AT TBO HT tevet . bargains. improved and ‘unimproved. W. E. BUL: | gq,"qitemt Gomer ot and E northwest. Fg = 4 PIANO, ORGAN and FORD, 1115 # strect northwest. eg AS bee kee soon: ar attention to bein 2 7 2 OR SALE—AT GREAT BARGAINS— 1219 T street n.w., 8 room Brick, all mt. 813 North Capitol street, 8-room Brick. all m.1. ap30-co61* D:. R. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREET orth west, ital street, @-reom Fk eres 5 CEDARS SCHOOL 804 North Capitol street, 6-room Brick, all m-i, "6 . Operative, HE CEDARS A HOME SCHOOL 1917 ‘Vermont ave.n.w., 8-room Frame, with stable. Ladies and Little Gi is wittal - Ly 829 13th street room Brick, sas end water. od Georgetown, and is accessible by stmt cars to rt 2229 Boundary st.n.w., 4-room F frame, in cood order. = : ee of the city. The crounds are extensive, the location W. W. DANENHOWER & SOM BORN, DENTIST, 915 7TH STREET | healthful and beautiful. Addross the Miswea 5 12) ‘a1]-3m* E y Dic. ait oll-Im 112 F street northwest. . Celluloid Teeth inserted $7 per set, and | 1916 35th wtreet. Washington, . R SALK—THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE | Hxtractue sca a9 Do gf eg eg Fo = - * SJ Se ee Mrs. Li E. Switm, Principal. A relect Eine No, 124 E street northwest; 12 rooms, with or | 7.» E, DENTIST, 716 14TH STREET NO! - | lish and Classical School, with euperior factlities for R. DUKE, ‘a H ‘without furniture. Call at 5 p.m. New York avenue.— French and German. ‘The Princijal will «ive the care tifa Sow of eet, ‘Teeth filed, $1; Extracting | and comforts of « t home to #ix ‘young iris. SALE—LOTS ERE SS SOS | DE ENS WeeTeeee | Bee | ume nae Oe: edt the Bookstores or from tie FOR = a J)e. Z. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST No, 431 7TH BT. | or vi iow SEMINARY ee = s. FM. TALI 7 : : Oy RG EE eo ‘Tooth inverted $1 par eet All work war: | ME" . ranted. ©. CANDEE, M. D., V.D., OF NEW Yi ¢,¥itapathy or Vitat Cure “for all diseases of and mind. ung an ‘Consumption, Loss Vitality. " Hemorrhoii ‘Catarrh, weskaises id Di it_ Circle; TRUESDELL, 605 7 Pee eC ROISE BUMPING LOT Nonruwest’ 3 Wo fave for sale a yery large, ‘number of first-class Lots in the northwestern part of the city, situated on ‘Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Ham} and Rhode Island avenues, in the immediate vicinity of Scott ‘Statue, Du Pont Circle and streets thereto. Also on K street, opposite Mi are, wnd on 0 THOS. J. FIS! 012-1m_132% F street northwest, near SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Gecurity ‘AND SAFETY. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, + 15ru STREET AND New YorRK AVENUE. TT fest wide, GEORGE Bounding and Dey Schoo! for Young Ladies eaten Warhinstn Dec, 3 : rs .C. MRS, J. EDDY SOMES, Principal. % School year opens September 21, 1881. For cata- lognes apply tothe Principal. alot é RLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING, corner Penneylvenia avenue and 15th street, op- posite U.S. Treasury. "A select. school for boy’ and young men. Number limited. Only scholars of wood me character received. Fail term of 188] bexins Sertember Sth. “Day and evening seasons. ‘al and thorough instruction in’ the Comm Branches. Book-keeping, Sho metic, Alzebra, Geometry, Latin anc MACAPEE, Av Mo, Princlyal, Want ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Bosrding end_Day ‘School for Young Ladies eT ae y to Mrs. Z. D. id a = iy Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th «treet ‘northwest. a6 HITTINGHAM SCHOOL i GIRLS, 713 2isr Wiss cnt, “fica SE. NOLAR, Princral. an ina 8. Ad a Department. i Aa Pp Fs : . C. Sherman, & CO.. Ebbitt House. KISH BATH, 1417 G STREET (OPPO- NS rt Me ‘and from 7 to Da. 1. BOWLES Pp®vaTe STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Ggncetows: COLLEGIATE TTTUTE. Boarding and Des for Young Ladies. —' sesxion of 168] and 1882 will the WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBE! Ciroaees a PP ae . West Weshiuetin, 2a 8100 N atrect. West SPORTING GOODS. Hk. RUPPERT, ; ‘NOS. 408 AND 405 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHII- s DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, in the the cheapest for besuty, comfort and durability ARCHERY ACE pC ROCUET ta ENT SPECIALTIES. :