Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1882, Page 8

s Haveyouony blackberry? If not, call at Chris. LOCAL MENTION. Whe Weather. OFFice OF TE CHIE SIGNAL OFricer, 1 ‘WaenIxGToN, D.C., Sept. 9, 1882, 10:0) ara. f For the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy ‘eather, local ratns,north to cast winds, stationary or tower barometer and temperature. Special Weather Balle: ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The Darometer is highest in Canada. The cyctone re- ferred to In the inidnight report as south of New Orleans has continued its northerly course, an¢ Severe storm is now central near Port Eads,La. The Yemperature has fslien from 2° to 12° In the lower lake region and southern portion of the east guif st ‘S$, and rixen from 5° to 12° in the extreme Rorthwest. Northeasterly winds continue in the south Atlantic and gulf states. Cloudy rainy Weather continues In the south Atlantic and east { states, and local rains are reported from lew Englint and Tennessee. The following special reported at 7 a. me this mor Mr. Washington, 40°; Montreal, 1°; Cleveland, "58° Alpena, Pani, Denver, 2; Suh Franctsco, 54°.” ‘The foli stations | Feport mére than one inch of rainfall during the st twenty-four hours: Charleston, 181; Mo- te, 1.95; Chattang » 1.14; Sy ‘3 S., 1.66. Cloudy rain ther will prevail In the south At- lantic and guif states and Teunessee to-day and to-morrow. See Oriole and Mystic Congress. OrrictaL PROMULGATION or RovTes OF PARADES. TURSDAY—MILITARY. Form on Broadway, move at 1 p.m. to Baltimore, | to Hanover, to Prait, to Howari. to Madison, to (West side to Armistead monum Will move thence via Druta Hit Park, ent gate. The other’ divisions will move to Laure Street, to Linen avenue and dismiss, retur down town by Li nine. James Ro Hennenr, | dier General, nding. Approved, we Committee. WEDNESDAY—LOED BALTIMORE. Form on Browiwsy, to move at n more th y, to Lexin to Baltimor en. to Pennsylv to Buldie, to Entaw, to Madt-on, to Howard, p ing m review at the Academy of Musie, thence to Franklin, to Park and disn ¥ Brenan, “and Marshal PAGEANT. Form on M: >, extended. moving at 7:20 p. m. to Madison avenue. The Mystic envoys Of the south and west form Fight resting on Ma:tison a right of the Ine moving down Madison avenue, thence to Eutiw, to Baltimore, to Holliday, tO + Lextagton, rth, to Fayette, to Culvert, to Read, tw s, to Madison,’ to Howard, to Franklin and ¢ = The floats will return to the Oriole butl Eutaw, to Madison, to Madl- son avenue, The’ floats of the Mystic nd west will retura b; fue, to Boundary avenue, to J. G. PANGBORN. Approved, Executive Committee. ‘Trains will leave dy B. and 0. at hours to give our citizens ample time for the parade of each dag. The reliable Une will have elegant coaches on every train and will make the run in about one hour Special time tab! d_ program in card form has been issued by thls road, which can be hhad on application. envoys of the souta ENS, Sheetings, quilts—popular prices. corner of 435 street and Pennsyl- rilses school DOOKS at reduced Prices; covered free of FurNack, range snd latrobe repairing done by Bam'l S. Siedd, 409 9th. REGULAR rellable ribbed hose, 2c. Cochrane's. Frsset’s Ice Cream. Dox'r Be Wirnovr Hart’s Insect Powder. No potson. Laree AsconrMent of fine gas fixtures, at Gheda’s, 409 9b. Hvecanac, ALL Lixex Towers, largest, 2c. Cochrane's Somzuow L. Behrends’ Baltimore cash store sells the chotcest corset in America for 50 cents. Won- der how they dc Jos Lor in school boys’ clothing at low prices, at Berzog’s, 308 9th street northwest + Corrs Ligutstsc-Rops, at J. H. Kuebling’s, 419 ‘Wth street. rs, 911 7th st, n.w., Who keeps the same in a pure state. New York Puorocraru Comrany’s ScMMER Dne lange picture for framing, $1; dupli- , 50 cents each; fine imperial’ cabinet Portraits, &¥ per dozen; eard-size_portralts, $1 per n. Good work gyaranteed. 723 7th street. a gal. 1104 12th st.n.w. SUDDEN CHANGES In the weather are tobe ex- Pected, und those who vaiue their health should be Prepared for them. Taylor & Hufty have just re- ceived a handsome stock of fine underwear, and the attention of the public is invited to it.” The Flows sre more desirabie, better made, and better ting with each year’s production. Call and see Ment at once. Uxiconys! Cochrane's. Hesacy’s BiG Daive— 265 Infants’ button, 35, 40, 50 cts. + 256 Chiid’s heeled, lace stioes, 50 cts, 825 Heeled, buttoh boots, 60 éts. 415 Misses” button, 7% cts., $1. 175 Boys’ school shoes, 50 cts. 20 Boys’ face bals., 75.¢ 350 MiSs’ Kid and goat button, $1.50. 214 Ladies’ lasting and foxed ‘buiton, 75 cts. 235 Kid and Otivette button, $1. Ladies’ fine kid and goat button, $2 Common sense and French heel, $2.50. ‘ Gents’ fine gaiters and bals., $1.50 to $3. I Gents’ hand-sewed, button galters, $4 to $5. 180 Pairs men’s stout boots, $1.50. 300 Pairs soitd boots, 8 No. 1 Fine ealf boots, $2.50 to $5. Long-ieg grain, kip and gun boota. L. HErBeeN, 402 7th strect, Sgn:—The Old Woman in window. Casuuenes, flannels, table linen, foulards, at M@ern’s new store, #4 7th, bet. I and'K. vais Ove new fall styles in staple and fancy dry goods are here. Pienty of new goods. Come and See prices. They are as low as can be found im the iand. L. Beurexps’ Baltimore Cash Store, 908 7th street northwest. Ar A. T. Wurrtse’s, 24 Pa. avenue, all the fall styles in hats and blocks for refintshing have been Fecetved. Also, a choice stock of millinery, fancy hosiery for ladies and children, ete. Par- T attention ts given to dyeing, cléaning and eurling feathers, ete. Consers, whalebone, 45c.; excellent quality. Zonsare, * quality. Unicorns! Unicorns! Unicorns! at ‘Tue Water We Daiwx.—Pure water ts the clean- est and most wholesome beverage on earth. Were always to be had nits purity the hun Face would be 1 indeed. But with bad sew- age and unwholesom: wells and various defiling infuences much of the water we meet with Is wtlt Werink. Mr. Jon W. Clari of Baitimore, who Rashad to travel acreat deal tn uth and ‘West, Nas ha! used Perry Davis’ Patn K! T ‘$m bis drinking wat , hus entirely avolding 2 oubles which ¥ oa the Use of Impure wat: 2 ¥ trave ca aatchel a bort oe at eee og : @mops Into & Purposes, Many A May who hood, ene: vervthing that may has been fully cured by Huat’s & Usneewran. Stern's Dew 5 Maurice Gainey, Was sen- e farm by Judye Bundy to- tl habitual drunkard. he was “dhrunk,” but was Rot Vagrant, tor he seis us every day. waver large slate mantels. Shedd, #1, 31.50, 8, at Prigg’s se of business trainine for young men api women at the day and night sessions of the Speacertan Business College embraces Spencerian ness peumrishMP, the English language, bust- Bess calculations, bookkeeping, by single and dou- Me entry; business practice, wh le, retall and Wankieg: vocal and physical culture, Commercial Ys political economy and’ commercial fee e colleze halls present a fine ay pearance he large humber of enterprising students at CITY AND DISTRICT. paseo Parsi, Amusements To-night. - earwa Sarsren —Barlow, Wilsoa & Com- TuRaTEK Comigre.—Variety and burlesque. ‘Dutvex'’s Gaxogx.—Concert Performance. * @ ABNEW'S ScueR GaxDEN.—Concert ‘Tus Wasutsoron Swrustxa Scnoot, New York Svenue, between 13th and 14th streets. SESS Se of parties desiring to purchase lots $ a is cailed to the advertisement of a T. Leipid, in auction column, Fe —_—<___ mae out tall tor 30% peg Was sent to jall for Sy undy, yesterday, in default of $10 for as— ‘Jane Martin, his wife. Mrs. Martin stated it Lo another Woman's house after her Was them, and bo~ erste sald he nw ST corn to ek, ay ce lensed Locals, Monday next, the 11th inst., being the annual Picnic of the Hod Carriers’ union, numbering about 350 attendants on bricklaying ‘and plaster- ing, building work in those two branches will be almost, if not altogether suspended that day, as the unfon, to enforce attendance on its _pienic, Im- Poses a fine of $2.50 on absentees. The wages they Tecetve now is $2 RF, day. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:55 p. m. and ex- tinguished at 3:45 a. m. At the meeting of the Ohio Republican Assocta- ton last evening, Wm. K. Taylor, Wm. Strachan, W. H. Conway, Chas. J.Switzer’ and Charles R! Fosdeck were elected members. The death of Mr. Michael S. Combs, son of M. R. Combs, grocer, occurred last night after a long and painful tliness. Mr, Combs had many friends, who will be pained to learn of his death. ‘The tuneral of the late Dantel 8. Jones, who died at St. Elizabeth asylum, will take place to-morrow from Masonic Temple, under the auspices of Co- luinbta Commandery, Knights Templar. ‘There is no truth In the, Blumer, of this city, was accidentaliy killed 1 Wednesday, by a sail down stairs, at his resi- lene The charge against Geo. Mantz, for shooting youns Yates, in the leg, was continued In the Po- lice Court this morning, watil next Wednesday. Sg THE CITY MARKETS. AN UNDIMINISHED SUPPLY OF COUNTRY PRODUCTS— IMPORTANT CHANGES IN LAST WEEK'S QUOTA- TIONS. Not much change can be noticed in the city mar- kets since last week. ‘The supplies have teen un diminished, trade active, and prices as a general thing low. Tue country near by has continued to pour into the city vegetables and fruits to the almost exclusion of products sent from the south. ‘The prices of fresh meats are unchanged. The me may be said of smoked meats, with the ex- ception of an advance of one-fourth cent on hams and high grades of meat. ‘There 1s an activity in the best grades of butter and a good demand. Dealers state there has been more poor butter in our markets this year than ever known. ‘The sason for Tass has beer better, but too much rain and cloudy weather for butter to be of the best quality. THe FLOUR MARKET 1s quiet, no perceptible change being noticed since last week other than tndfcations of a weakening in price. The value of new wheat now governs the flour trade. Wheat fs steady and all arrivals gare disposed of quickly. Corn 1s sald to be yielding some. Oats show but little fluctuation, and are steadily arriving, with an active demand. Flour sold in lots command prices as follows: Minnesota tent process, $8.75a¢: K standard " ‘xtra, $4. 50a$4; fine, $2.509$3; middling, $2.25a 59$4." Corn meal, bolted, white, 88c. do.; unbolted, yellow, 83.85c. GRAIN. "€, $1,0821.12: do., fair to good, $1a ic.; corn, yellow, 85a86e. ; do., white, No. 1 and 2 S5u86e.; do., mixed, 82a83c.; oats, southern, 46.48e.; do., western, white, No. 1, 48a ‘0. 2, 44247¢. All wheat finds its 3 ‘town mills. ‘The Virginia mills are reported short of water, and not much flour 1s coming in. : Wheat, ch: BUTTER. While the jobbing trade in butter has been good the past week, prices remain almost the same, with the exception of New York, the best grades of which have advanced two cents per pound. This is sald to be attributable to the large amount of poor butter arriving from the West and the near by productions. Jobbing prices are as follows: fancy creamery, 54a35 cts. per pound; fine do., 30a 82; New York iubs, fancy, 3082; do., good, 28130; Owing to the scarcity of the best ade of New York and Western stocks, some of the enterprising dealers in this city have com- menced the introduction of the Pennsylvania glades butter. ‘The first arrivals for this season have opened up a very superior quallty. Itislikely that there will be quite a heavy run on this butter should the quality conUnue as good as at present. The Glades butter sells for 2 to 2 cts and best selections 28 to 30 in quantities. ‘The Western factory butter of current makes bring 18 to 20 cts. per pound in lots and June make 2 to 2cts. The Virginia and Maryland makes sell for 20 to 2 cts. Eggs are 22 cts: and in de- man THE FRESH MEAT MARKET stands the same, there having been no new im- pulse noticed. The trade 1s quiet. Choice hind quarters of beef, 11 to 12 cts.; com- 8 to 9 cts; cholce for quarters, ; common do., 5 to 6 cts; cholce dressed lambs, 10 to 11 cts.; common do.,8 to 9 ets.; choice dressed mutton, 8 to 9 cts.; common €o.,'6 to 7 cts.; cholce dressed veal, 10 to 11 cts.; common d0.,8to 9cts. ‘The market 1s medium as to activity, "The retail price 13 about the same with no ‘unusual demand. The retall men say that during the season while vegetables and fruits are so abundant the demand for fresh meats are never So great, In the cured meat and pork line jobbing prices rule as follows: Smoked sugar-cured hams are 16\a16% ; ngur-cured shoulders, 13% to 144: breakfast bacon, 16%; to 1744; dried beef, 17 to 18; beef tongues, $6 per dozen; jowls, 73g to $ cts. per Ib.; lard, 133 to 14 ets. per Ib.; western bulk sides, 15 cts.'do.; bulk sh ed sides, 16 cts.; do., s clear sides unsmoked, J5cts The market is not qute so firm, showing slight indleations of weakness. Poultry fs in good demand and sells very readily. Live turkeys sell from 9 to 10 cents per pound; old fowls, live, per potnd, 11 to 12 cts.; chickens, spring, large, per pound, 15 to 16 cts. ; do.,medium, per pound, 15 cts.;do., small, per pound, 14 to 18 cts. ; geese, live, each, 40 to 70 ets. ‘VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. The supplies of vegetables and domestic fruits seem to be undiminished. At wholesale, potatoes Tule from $2.50a$3 per barrel; sweet potatoes, $2.50 a$3, and cullings, $1.25a$1.75; yams, $1.50; toma- toes, 40a50c. per box; cabbage, $2a$4 per hundred; ontons, 80¢.2$1 per bushel; green corn, 8al0c. per doz.; lima beans, 10c. per quart; watermelons, $5 $15 per hundred;'do., cullings, $283 per hundred; ked shouides Sports on Land and War. DISTRICT BOAT CLUB NOTES—THE COMING REGATTA. ‘The conference committees from the Analostan, Potomac and Columbia boat clubs will hold a meeting this evening to determine the question of who are eligible to row in the junior race at the coming regatta, There has been a general mis- understanding as to the definition of a Juntor oars- Man, and it was thought best to settle the ques- tion before it was too late. The Columbias will have the last dance of the season at their boat house this evening. Those who attend will surely have a good time. BASE BALL YESTERDAY: At Washington—Government Printing Office nine 4, War Department nine 3; Standards 17, Po- tomacs 15. At Baltimore—Allegheny 8, Baltimore 2 At New York—Metropolitan 3, Philadelphia 1. TURF NOTES. The National Jockey Ciub have published a handsome catalogue {n pamphlet form giving full description of the races, entries, &¢., of the fall meeting. The races at Brighton Beach yesterday were won by J. W. Norton, Little Phil, Fellowpay, Hart- ford and Buckra. At Springfield yesterday LoulseN won the un- finished 2:34 class race in 2:29. The other races were won by Ezra L and Edwin Thorne. At Cleveland yesterday the races were won by Sallor Boy.and Nellie Clay. Amusements, Excursions, &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—Barlow, Wilson & Co.'s Minstrels will close their engagement at the Na- tional with their performance this evening. Next Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. McKee Ranistn will appear in #49.’ ‘MIEATER ComMIque.-The attractions at the Comique summer garden 1s an entertaining bur- lesque, comedy and a good varlety ollo. Duiver’s GARDEN.—An attractive bill Is offered at Driver's. On the evening of the 221 Instant a fine performance will be given on the occasion of the testimontal tendered to Mr. Driver. ABNER'S GanDEN.—An instrumental and vocal concert 15 given at Abner’s every evening. ‘Tne WASHINGTON SWIMMING ScHOOr 1s open day and evening. QUANTICo.—The steamer Keyport will make her last trip to Quantico for the season on Sunday at 3 pen. ‘THE STEAMER Gronce LEARY, which will leave to-night for an excursion to Norfolk, Fort Monroe, Piney Point and Point Lookout, will leave Nor- folk On Monday tnstead of Sunday, to accommo- date parties wishing to visit the Baltimore Orioie. See ‘THe Nationa RIFLES were out last night in full fores with the Rifle Cadet corps, and give an exhi- bition drill in front of the Arlington, both com- inands showinz remarkable proficiency in march- ing, and the manual of arms, At a meeting on returning to the armory, Charles Krener, William Gait and George Gibson were elected honorary members. The company decided not to enter for the prize at Baltimore, September 12. The honor- ary members of the company have been invited to accompany the command to Baltimore-on the th ins CG uticurRa. THE CUTICURA TREATMENT, For the cure of Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, con- sists in the internal use of Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier, and the external use of Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the great skin cures. SALT RHEUM. Will. McDonald, 2542 Dearborn street, gratefully acknowledges a cure of Salt Rheum on hi neck, face, arms and legs for seventeen years; 1 able to walk excepton hands and knees for one Year: not able to help himself for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his ‘case hopeless; per- manently cured by Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier) internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great ekin cures) externally, PSORIASIS. H.E. Carpenter, esq... Henderson, N. ¥., cured of Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years’ ‘standing by. the Cuticura Kesolvent (blood nurifer) internally and Cuti- cura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures) exter- nally. The most wonderful case on record. Cure cer- tified to before # Justice of the peace and® prominent citizens. All afflicted with itching and acaly discs should send to us for this testimouial in full. SKIN DISEASE. E. H. Drake, esq., Detroit, Mich., suffered beyond all description from’a skin disease which appeared on his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed is eyes. The most carefui doctoring failed to help him, and after all had failed he used the Cuticura Resolvent ahlood puriter)interualiy, Cuticura and Cuticura Sony @ great skin cures) externally, and was cured, aii (has remained perfectiy well to this day. SKIN HUMoRS.''' “(3 Mrs. 8. E. Whipple, Decatur, Mich., writes that her face, head and soe part- of her bod: Head covered with scabs and sores, and tried everytning. Permanently cured bs Resolvent (tviood purifier) and Cuticura. ani Soup (the great skin cures). Cuticura, Cuticura Remedies are for sale its. Principal depot, ene ry at ones WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, canteloupes, $3385 per hundred; peaches, s0e.081 per box; apples, $1981.50 per barrel: grapes, $2134 per ewt; pears, Soc.a$l per Dox; lemons, $8.50385 per box. The } much dotng, there being too much stuff on the streets and sidewalks. THE PRICES OF FISH have not changed and sales have not been quite so lively. Very little game has appeared other than the small birds fromthe marshes. They are all sold high. HAY. ‘Timothy selis at $15a$16 per ton; mixed, $122913, and clover, $82$12; straw, $9; corn in ear. $4.50a$5 per barrel and scarce. javier ey Maxgtace Licenses have been issued to Philip peewee aoe aan ey ern of Prince George’s county, Md.; John E. Da of Omaha, Nob., and Hellen J. Boyden. a 2 ee A CUARGR OF Foxceky Dississep.—Edward L. Scott, the colored broker, who was fined $105 by Judge Bundy yesterday for being an unlicensed broker, was before the court this morning, charged with forging the name of Samuel Johnson, ot No. 1915 M street, to a promissory note for $150. Pros. eculung Attorney Moore stated to the court that after exaiining the witnesses tn the case, he finds that there fs no evidenee ox which to hold the de- fendaat, and he would nolie pros. the case, se Fettows’ ENTERTAINMENT.—A social t was held last evening by Metropolis in Moore’s hail, 9tb street, resentation of a handsome collar and Jewel to M. D. Brainard, grand repre- sentative to the Sovereign Grand Lodge. ‘The pre- -Sentation was made by Willis J. Drummond, EG. A fine basket of flowers was presented by J. G. Ver, on behalf of the lodge, to Mrs. Brainard. ‘The presentation was followed ‘by an address by ston being th Ed. B; G. M. The following ladies and gentlemen participated in a musical and literary | entertainment: F. P. Headly, P.G., (master of ceremontes;) Mrs. F.C. Griffin, Mrs ‘Constantine, Mrs. Bettte Havenner McEwen, Miss Adda Tune, Miss Saunders, Miss Westhrope, Mrs. Dr, Winter Miss Annte Chariton and. ltue Nina McEwen, Prof. E. C. Townsend, Mr. Joseph Smith, Mr, Nor: man Pruett. During’ the entertainment refresh- uents Were serves. “The committee of arrange- Mnents was composed of C. W. Leannarda, Headly and Jas. A. Ke Moore em NEW CARPETS. NEW CARPETS. jobbing inarket is slow ‘and not |* BEST FOR ‘TOILET, Barn, ° HANDEERCHIER, H SSS, TITT ERE TITP H Ho § T E z e's Sots EE - HM Woo Ssss8 Tf ERE T TITT ERE RRR ™ <sss . te Rae ” 5 ee ee & Her fo, Sess8 CELEBRATED STOMACH . i I big bos tPF |* That terrible scourge fever and ague, and its conge- ner, bilions, remittent, besides affections of the stom- ach, liver and bowels, produced by miasmatic air and water, are both eradicated and preventod by the use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a pure!y vegetable elixir, indorsed by physicians, and more extensively used as remedy for the above class of disorders, as well as for many others, than any medicine of the age. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. al FALL STYLES JUST OPENED, Brussels new res, 75 cts., 85 Wet Carpet Li ings Pe yara. Oe - Making ana Laying, 8 cts. Ingraitin, new styles, 37 sta, 60 cta., 60 etm i Carpet T aT Eneiish Brussel: now cigiee, $1, $1.10, $1.21 oo ee Brassels ‘Hall aud ‘Stair Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, 3/ cts., 50 cts.. 62 cts, Venetian Hall and Stsir Carpet. Best 2 Ply Carpets, 50 styles, all new. Hae -Moqueber Velvet oad Tapestay, Lace Curtains, ew designs, 3 DRY GOODS. All Wool Ladies’ Fiannel Suiting, 25 ct, Ladies’ All Woo! Cloth, Double Width, 75 cts. New Colcred Cashueres. ie New Whi New All Wool Blaniceta, ‘RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY Ea ye s AVE: SOUTH SIDE. Ges! GUNS!! GUNS!!! faa Fo PICKLING. PURE CIDER VINEGAR and . BPICES,. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, Tmported and Domestic Groceries, Wines ania Liquors, 2026-1m, 4p 1417 New York avenue. purortanr to HOUSEKEEPERS. OITY ITEMS. Pablic Voice. Corner 14th and L sts. n.w., Jan. 2, 1882. Gentlemen: 1 have sold great wiantitieg of the medicine known as Brown's Iron Bitters, and every purchaser speaks in the highest terms of it asa Teliable and most worthy medicine. Chg a eeaiaemneg tic See wn’ Ing: the blonds streaysaeaing the muscles and gt¥- rengthenil e m1 ie ing tone to the nerees) "ed Wine for Invalids a Table Use. The Port Grape Wine of New Jersey is the best medicinal wine hg the market, and it is satd that the vintage of A. Speer far excels any other pro- duced. It 1s heavy'n body, rich n flavor and well adapted for sickly persons ‘and for general family use. Mr. Speer also rves the Qporto Gra) Juice just as it runs fresh from the press for the use of temperance people and churches without fermentation or the use of spirits. As well as the best Port Wine to be obtained for the side board. An Infallible Remedy for Fever and Ague Is Ayer’s Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable and containing noquinine, it is harmless and sure. Lydia E. Piakham’s Vegetable Compound ranks first as a curative agent in all complaints peculiar to women. Cures kidney troubles of efther s: Elixir of Babek, avegetable compound, contains no quinine; a pos- itive cure for malaria'fever and ague, at Kloczew- SKI’s drug store, 423 9th strect. Price 50c. 3m. ‘The Mild Yet Effective Action of Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient upon the stomach and bowels commends it_ most highly to the most delicate no less than to the most Vigorous constt- tutions. &1,000 Rewara For any case of ditna, bleeding, itning, ulcerated, or protruding Piles that Deplig 3 Pile Remedy fails to cure. ° Prepared by J. P. Miller, M. D., 913 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None génulne with- out his signature. Sold by druggists. olt-co Found at Last. An agreeable dressing for the har, that will stop {ts falling, has been tong sought for. Par- ker’s Hair Balsam, distinguished for its purity, fully supplies this want. Invigorating Food for the brain and nerves is what we need in these days of rush and worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic Testores the vital energies and brings good health quicker than any ou ean use.— Tribune, Fortv Years’ Exnerience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children, It Telleves the child rom pain, cures dysentery and diarrhasa, gripin: in the bowels and wied colle. by giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents a bottic. ,W,3 That Husband of Mine Is three.times the man he was before he began using Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Druggists. Depot, Stott & Cromwell. 5 “Alderney Dair: Sih jplmentl Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-1b. “Ward” prints 40c. per 1D. Also, cottage “peel buttermilk and sweet milk, t&. perqt Crea 5c. pint MARRIED. DEGGES—HILL. On September 7th, 1882, at the Fealdence of the bride's parents es y the. mers Med Gara- ner, Mr. S z xD, BEYTIE M. HILL. 2 COMB3. Friday, September 8, 1°82, at 8 o'clock p. m., at the residence of his father, No. 91 I street north west, MICHAEL 8. COMBS, ‘aged thirty-one ¥ Funeral cervices at the honse at 8 o'clock a. m. Mon- day, the 11th instant. Requiem macs at St. Patrick's church at9a.m. Kelativesand friends invited to at- tend. Or oskeptember Ith, 1882, DANIEL JONES, SP\ ULDING JONI The funeral will take place on Sunday, the 10th inst., at 2:30 o'clock p.m., from Masonic Temple, corner 9th dF streets. Friends and relatives respect(ully in- Vited to attend. % MOORE. September 7th, 1882, at 5:35 p.m., at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. R.A. McClellan, Mrs. ELIZA B. MOORE, formerly of Frederick city, Md., in the eichtieth ye of hes Hutermentat Erederick Mak” : UNDERTAKERS. J SEH GAWLER GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, lvania avenue northwest. and everything ficst- JonN& WaiaHs, ‘Terms moderate ‘asa. ‘Telephoue connection. m4 UNDERTAKER, 1987 TenrH Sraeet NokTawesr. Telephone Connection. gi) UGUSTUS BURG: TORS ISHIG F, UNDERTAKER, No. 316 Pennsylvania avennenorthwest, between 34.4n4 4 streets. Everythinx first-class. janly : PROFESSIONAL. |ASY FEET, &¢.-RELIEF WITHOUT PAIN IN afew minutes. Fee, $1 per visit for putting the feet in order. Corns, bunions, diseased nails, vascular excresences ‘and other foot complaints successfully treated at DR. WHITE'S Chiropodial Establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue. opposite Willard’s Hotel. Patronized by the most ewinent physicians, surgeons, and thousands of cther well-known personages from far and near. Established in Washington, ARRIED LADIES CAN HAVE BOARD AND attendance during confinement. For further par- ticulars apuly or address Mrs, A. FERN, 1446 Pi: Place north au2i-1m' R. KLOEBER, DENTIST, 626 B Streer Nontuwesr. Vitalized Air by the Hurd System, for the painless ex- traction of Teeth. auxs D" STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 OTH STREET. 4y12__Gasgiven. Hours 9a. m. to 5 p.m. R, RANDALL PARSONS. Dentist, 7th street northwest, west, side, tyne’s Book Store. NITROUS OXIDE i tered, day or night. Consultation free. Jel R. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH sirest, three doors from corner KE.’ Dentistry in all branches. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set. All work war- ranted. jani9 RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- serted immediately after extracting natural teot! vita splendid success. Modern methods and skill in all branches of Dentixtty. Moderate fees. DE. DON- NALLY, 1321 F street northwest. al OWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 211 435 street, three doors north of Pennsylvania gyenue, east bide. Hereafter extractions under Nitrous Oxide, without pain, will be $1 for the ficst tooth and_50 cents each additional tooth ab the same fitting. Extractions without gas, 50 cents each tooth. Best Artificial ‘Teeth mado, $7 per “set. Gold and ‘Amalgam Fillings, from. §1 to $5. All work warranted Brot clasn, Have adininistered’ Nitrous Oxide to ovor ),000 patients, (Patients coming by car wil be furnished freo tickets toand from the office.) m1 TH. R. DUKE, DENTIST, 715 14TH STREET Wrest, between G street and New, York, at = tiful Sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth Filled, $1; Extractini without Pain, 50 cts. ‘All Operations warranted. Jani! AUCTION SALES. JPNcasson BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HO) AND LoT ‘ON DELAWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN I AND K STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in, liber No. 877, folio 126, one of the 'and records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the y pectired wo wil sell fu front of the premises, on TMURSDAY: THe TWENTY FIRST DAY OF SEP: TEMBER, A‘D. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., all that Dicce OF parcel of xround and premises situate, lyi and being in the city of Washington, in. the District of Columbia, and known snd distinzuisbed as part of Lot one (U), in square saven -imdred and fifteen (715), beciuning for the same-at a point on Delaware ayenue fifty-six fece from. ‘the southeast corner of said lot one (1X Fuunink thence “slong aid ayenue in anorthe direotion nineteen (19) feet and eleven (11) inches; theuce west to a point being seventy- ‘three feet two and one-fourth inches north of the south- west corner of said lots thence south eighteen feet; three and a-half inches: thence easterty nine-five feet nine and one-quarter mches, to the place of ioseniee, tovether with vements, ways, casemen Fights, privilexes and appurtenances, thereto or appertaininsc, ‘Terms: One-third cashy balance in six and twelve months, uote to bear interest and to be secured by deed of trust on premises. A.deposit of $30 required al sale, Conveyancing an i at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied within seven otherwise re sale at risk and cost faulting purc r five days’ public notice of such resale in some newspaper ‘over Ballan- Gas adminis- published in Washing D.C. ootae EN APORESER, | trustees 1D Mba BROB., Auctioneers, RUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT KET, BETWHEN SIX H AND SEV- ENzuMemuns NORTHWEST: BEING No OL By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded Jnnber ga No. 788, fpio S341 will eat in front of the prem AY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER: TWENTY RECORD. 160%, at” HALE PAST IVE EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. IPPRE SCHOOL OF FLOCUTION AND DRAMATIC Art resumes its etulies OCTOBER Ist. Private in- struction or classes. Evening lessons fron 5 to 7 p. Circulars at school or sent by mail. Mrs. ADELIN DUVAL MACK, 7.9 13th street north 59-9m_ weet. ‘OWARD UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C.— Fall ‘term. SEPTEMBER 13. 1882,” astion free in Normal, ratory, Colleziste and Theologi- cal Departments, and in Medicine end Taw the fece are very low. For other particulars address Secretary liow- int Ualversity, Waskineton, D.C. 9-40 HE MISSES TIFFEY "T Wire open their school for Girie ana on Wednesday, September 13th, at 1436 Corcoran street. 8-lm* |APITOL HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR- 5 on, et, BLY BOXDEN and GATES, 29 Sd street southeast.” 68-Lm AW SCHOOL. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. ‘This schoo! will reopen MONDAY, OCTOBER2, at 6 Pm. Th of theschool may be had at Morrison's Book Rtore, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, Orat the office of corre W. J. NEWTON, Le Droit Building, 810 F street, In_ consequence of tire need of incrested accommoria- tions, the school will be held at 925 ¥ street northwest. little Boys: M RS. CONDRON, PRINCIPAL OF PARK SEMI nary, will receive her papils at 116 C street northh- west, SE MBER 20. Instruction in Mathematica, Grammar, Composition, &c., will be given privately ot in class. s7-2w M'S8 BAUS FRENCH for Misses and Chil ith, at 716 Rhode Ist rudiments of instru: D ENGLISH SCHOOL will re-open Septetaber Instructions in zho ve KI, Pianist and Vocalist, assisted by hisdaughter, Mise ISABELLA DeWOLOWSKL, has re-openea bis MU-I- CAL INSTITUTE. at 1116 M street, corner 12th street | ® northwest, His new and simplified method of instru: ton is the best in existenc-. It saves years of practice; it teaches how to read music at sight, and trsins the Voice to its highest cuiture for operas, coucerts or the parlor, s7-30 HE MISSES KERR will reopen their SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1882, 908 12th stregt northwest." 86-26" CADEMY OF THE SACRED HUART OF MARY, for day scholars end Loarders, Maryland avenue and 8th street. ‘This institution, under control of the Dominican Sisters, wil reopen’ for day scholars and boarde's MONDAY. SEPTEMBER litH. The course of study is thorouxh, including a'l branches tancht in High Schools and Academies, and asa reinforcement of teachers has arrived from: the Mother House ut Sinsi- Rawa Mound, Wis. the Sisters are prepared to give extra attention to the various departments. Special at- tention paid to Music, Vocal and Instrumental. ‘The rudiments of Drawing and \ocal Music, also Pisin sew- ing, etc., taught to pupils without extra charge. In connection with the Academy, though entirely seperated from it, the Sisters conduct a department for small boys, For further particulars apply to— 86-2w SISTER SUPERIOR. 88 BabA A. HOWLETT, PIANO TEACHER, 814 ¢th strest northwest. ‘Lessons at mine or pupil’s residences ENGLISH r hoo! for Young Ladies, 1012 17th street northwest, reopens September 21st. Music under the charge of Mies Seron. — 63-1m* MT ENEENOS SEAUNARY, English and Freuch Boarding and Day School tor Young Ladies, 1100 M street northwest, Washington, D, C., re-opens September 2ith, 1882. ‘Thorough collesiate conse. Special advanteges for students in music and art. For catalogues, apply to the princi RS. J. E. SOMERS. 85-3m. pro NE LLIERE’S ROF. AND MRS. LUCT English, French and Classical SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will re-open September 28, 1882, at 1538 I street ‘northwest. Full corps of teachers. For full particulars and cireular, adress sm. L. E. C. COLLIERE, &.M., Principal. OEMESS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1213 Twelfth street nortiwest, Miss MacLeod, Principal. Fourteenth year begins on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Application xe above. s¢-1in KOEBEL INSTITUTE—KINDERGARTE mary, Preparatory and advanced Departments: German, ’ French, Elocution, Music, Draving and Dancing. Reopens September 13th, one square from ‘Thomas Circle, 13th street northwest. Teachers’ Claas. "For circulars and particulars apply to the Prin cipals, Misses SUSIE POLLOCK and CATHERINE R. jOFRR. sa-1m Me" OLGA HESSELBACH'S KINDER reopens October 2d, 1882, at 1135 17th etreet northwest. Apply for circulars, s2-1m* INKNEY INSTITUTE, 818 Connecticut avenue, Reopens, THURSDAY, For circulars apply to the Misses BURGE: i 82.) TUT! M . VERNO! UTE, 1530 I street northwest. French and English School for Young Ladies and Little Girl. enth Annual Session will commence SEPTEM- 25th. Mus. C. W. PATRO, =n Principal. KOF. J. F, GERMUILLER, ‘feacher of PIA: R and VOCAL MUST and thorough BASS. ‘741 7th street n.w. CHARG: MODERATE. sl-Im* M will her echool MONDAY, SEPLEMBER 25, 1308 H street n.w. au31-2W? T. JOHN’s L] VERMONT AV N Studies resumed MONDAY, Si PTEMBFR 4. an30-2w BRO. TOBIAS, President. AW SCHOOL OF GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, Opens OCTOBER 4TH. Circulars at Morrison's snd Anlin’s, or address, WM. HD: ‘Secretary, ‘Yo k avenue. au30-3m_ Washington, D, C. MovEEN LANGUAGES, NATURAL SCIESC! ‘Mathematics privately or in class. Open for gagement in schools. A. GRABOWSKIL, M. A. . D., Capitol Hill, 100 Cs. e.” Keferences: Mr. Chas, B. Young, Emerson Institute; Rev S. Keener Cox, D: D:, Hon. ‘Alex. H. Stephens, of Ga. au30-1m" PANISH TAUGHT AT 1024 lirH STREET N. Kegular ciass evenings Tuesday and Friday. Pri vate lessons at pupils’ residence. New class for begin- ners September 1ith. 29-20" RIVATE FAMILY SCHOOL.—THOROUGH IN- struction in the Engli-b Branches, Latin, Grovk, .d Mathematics, for eight scholars, by a tutor of many years’ experience. fest of references. Terms, in- cluding tuition, board, laundry, &c., $150, or $175, according t»grade. ‘Twenty-five miles from Washing- ton. Apply to I. D. BLU: au29-2w Germantown, Montgomery co., ‘Md. LAW DEPARTMENT. HOWARD UNIVERSITY, will open SEPTEMBER 18. For further iuform: tion, apply to the Sccretary, JAMES H. SMITH, 8th street northwest. au28-w" Ms ‘OSBORNE’S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, for Young Ladies and Children will re-open at 943 Msirect northwest, September 18. Modern Languages taught by ‘-Natural Method” by native teachers. Much attention given to little girls. au28-3m_ NPPHE, CEPARS-GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. A home school for young ladies and little xirls, will Feopen on MONDAY, October 2d. For Circulars ad- dress the Misses Earle, 1916 35th street, Washington, Ce ‘a0 26-1 ‘ORWOOD INSTITUTE, ‘Nos. 1212 anv 1214 147i ar., near 14th at. Circle. ‘The school will open WEDNESDAY, September 20th, ‘Mr. and Mrs. WM. b. CABELL, au26-2m Principals, Iss M English and French School for Young Ladies, 821 ‘ermont avenue, reopens WEDNESDAY. SEPS‘E: BER 13th. ‘Thorough instruction in Languages, Lite. rature. Mathematics and the Sciences. A limi ed num- ber of pupils receis the family. 2u23-1m MSS. 3,2 MeGEES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WILL Re-open SErTEMBER 20th at 1323 K street, Lessons and Conyersations in French daily by Mile. Y. Prudhomme, For full particulars inquire of Mrs.J. L. McGEE, 1328 K street. au23-1m* TONS EOKGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR {OF YOUNG LADIES “3100 mm, De N street, West Washing- Miss LUCY STEPHENSON, Principal— ‘EMBER 137K, with full corps of teachers, Hl particulars apply fo the Principal for circulars, (OLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. ‘This school opens on the 13th of September at the old site on College Hill, where the exercises will be con-, ducted until such fime in December next us the new school building on H street, near 14th, shall be realy for occupation. Courses of instruction designed for college or for business. For catalogues or other information, application may be made to ‘fT. MASON, e Principal, Prof. OTIS D., 1305 Q street n west. THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. sreines of the will, during the frond shal be broken for the new University edifice at that poi ‘The session opens the 13th of SEPTEMBER. Catalogues, giving fail _ particulars, muay be bad on personal sppiication, at the office of Fitch, Fox, & ‘Penns Ivania aven predént, {au22-Im) JAMES C. WELLING. ‘ASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.—A ‘Boarding and ‘Ladies and x Day School for, adice sud a022-1m_ re-opens. 18, 1882. irs. Z. D. BUTU! ‘Mise M. C. DOUG- ENS! Principals, Redand street northwest.a6 gvrant C. SHORILIDGE’S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN’ AND Boys, MEDIA, Pa., (12 miles from Philadelphia.) SCHOOL YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 12ra. SWITHLN C. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Gisrvard University graduate.) _ ~~ Media, Pa. will be at the Ebbitt House Thurs- 7 day, eit gy ‘Dem, to9p.m. —_ JezT-23sm rd yeryear, | ketone Rivther informacion EDUCATIONAL. ROOKVILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY, CO., Byes be RSRELSON, Pruclal ‘this am School, wil! receive as membere of T. GEORGE'S HALL —AN UNSURPASSED Boarding School for bers and young men; Keistere- site si alge oe Bat coal SSS year Pro de tS and Co or. ness: $275 a year. i. J.C. KINEAR, A. M., ipal. Circulars with references sent. dyl-w&s, 2m" HENANDOAH ACADEMY, WINCHESTER, VA.— S Eqwhteenth session berins September Tath Breve tion for ‘university, army, navy or business, ‘Thor- uth discipline. Location unsurpassed for beauty and health, Covered ¢ympasium and extensive suburban Fron c. LC. MINOR, M. A., (Univ. Va.,) i. D. u5-ak wow" V IRGINTA MITLITARY IN STITUTE, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. qagtiis roll known S14 eiustitution hag ben in muccens. ope “t by the act of March 3, 1882, with anew board of Viet. of the old Faculty, is now px pared tomupply, upon the est. term distinctive advantages of a’general Scientific and Milcary School, upon the basis of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and upon the same system 0 successfully pur sued before the wr. if a Sparco dog 0 Facuity, w once incded Gen. J:ckson, Gen. RE. Nodes and Com. Mok Meee how consists of the following Superintendent and Pro: fesnors: Gen. Fraxcrs H. Sxtrrm, LL.D., Suverintendent and Professor Math. and Moral Philosophy. ‘ . TH. WILLIAMsox, Prof. Practical Eng., ete. . 8. Sip, Com. of Cadets and Prof. feetics, 4M. Bkooxe, Prof. Physics. 5 B, Hauprs, Frof, General and Applied armes, Prof Modern Lonsuages, etc. rELL, Prof. Math. and Lomic. ‘, Adjunct Prof. Chemis'ry, ete. Prof. Civil and Military En: Ww. and A: rin fronomy. Under the direction of an efficient Finane> Commit- tee of the Board of Visitors, and with an enlarged annuity from the stat, expenses of Cadets duced to the lowest rates. Session opeus SEPTEMBER 1, For in- formation oF appointment, ad-tresa 2 Ges. F, H. SMITH, Superintenden Connecticut Avenue and Washinton, D. C., open BER 11. 1e Sisters of the Visitation of Washington take pleas- annqimeing to the jublicthat they have ‘made ements to ivea Imited nun: ir Academy will or terms, Ke. address ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Conncetiout avenue and L stree 3y29-skw, 2m Washington, OWARD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DEP ment will open October 34, at 7.3 rese will be de ivered by Professor N -D. ‘the profe A cour-e of lectur ral F. € ion and public are invited to. Will also be delivered upon. Ope tive Dentistry, der the direction of Professor N. WV Whitcomb, D.D.S. For circular addrese— €. B. PURVIS, M.D.. Secretary, 1118 13th street. 85-coim J. ESGHERL: ORGANIST. TEACHER OF PIANO and YOCAL” MUSIC. _ Particular etteution to be- hemnera®as well as those wishing to be qualified for Pertoriners or Teachers, 734 12th street northwest. elm XPISCOPAL ter, Va., Rev. J.C. chartered institute of the hi © cial facilities Iv of Music, the’ Modern Lan- guager, Kc. “The location is noted for health, The terms are moderate. th session begins SE! R rs S@idress the principal. Ke- Messrs, Addison, Forrest, hehe EMALE SEMI- One management. Nat e) BER Opens SEPT) 13, 1882. For full information address Rey, A. M. JELLY, . Fres't, New Wind- sor, Md. ay r. PALDING'S YOUNG | ADIES' SEMINARY, MN, 35th street, West Philadelphia, Pa., AY, SEPT. 137H, 1882, COLLEGE. —THE next session commences THURSDAY, September 2ist. For catalogues or further information address Contege Seident WAL. Hi. PARKER, Prince Georve Co. E, MECHANICS 7th BUR year. September, 2 ¥ PLEWOOD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUN ES AND GENTLEMEN, i two miles south of tion, Philadephia, on Philadelphia » Centra. Railroad. 5 ud —Pngiish, Business, Scientific and thorough Chemicel department. Reading & first-cla-s elocutionist, Penmauship by a r—Inaster of the beauties of the art. Superior ities offered t» young men and boys to pest American Collexes, Deerees are cv by authority of the Legisiature of Penneylvan young ladies taking a ful course. Pri ven to those whose education has beet jome-like department for little boys. Twelve instruct- ore. J, SHORTLIDGE (Yale College), A.M., Prin. alta, th, 8, 3 Concordville, Del. co., Ba. oS) EMINARY FoR ‘OUN S—A Sup institute. “Send for ©, L. KEEDY. Principal, Hagers Sy 18-e0: Sth and K streets northwest. Mathonatics, Latin, Gresk, attention to prep: polis and ali com- s ‘Privately French, German and En, aration for College, petitive examin: Rockrayd SCHOOL FO! Ss. ill reopen SEPTEMBRE 1sth. struction will be given, lectures on history, belles ay FOF eltculars address Wiss. TORY OF MUSIC—AT TIMMS’ NE LLS. cor. 7th and Da.w. En- trance on D street. Thirteenth ye: ano, Organ, Voice, Sinaug, V &c. ‘Twelve teachers. Fred advantazes. O. B. LARD, Director, Ja4-9m" Y, PRUD'HOMME’S FALL TERM RE- opens SEPTEMBER le uch taucht practi- ‘Morning, afternoon aud evening French Classes nd gentlemen, boys and girls, and litt e irls thoronghly taught \d the Ancient Languages, DAILY ‘cH and daily conversation. rmerly a successful teacher of and cther prominent schools, ae shige eo te Fi street northwest, opposite Frank- Yin Square oppoaljy25-3un NHE BOYS’ ENG. AND CLAS. HIGH SCHOOL will commence its next annual session on SEPTEMBER lire, 1882, Church. 1S incipal, J. NT, may 4 dressed—Lock Box 535, Washington. D.'C. Instruction in ali branches faithfui and thorot Its graduates have uniformly taken a high and in the various colleges and universities'und at West Poiut and Annapolis. 15-20 ELLE TARDIVEL, 25 W. 46TH York.—Boarding and Day School for id Children, Reopen SEPTEMBER .. Thorough English Course. Daily lectures. French and other languages spqken within six months. Draw- ing aud musical advantazes unsurpassed. aul6-134 BUsixess COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING, PI manship, etc., for $3amonth. Day and’ night. No text ‘au2s-Im" G. W_HOWE, 1030 7th street. IMERS \N INSTITUTE—SELECT CLASSICAL and Mathematical School for Boys, 14th street, be- tween I and K strects, will reopen Weduesday, Sevtem- ber 13. For circulars, etc., address CHAS. Principal, 914 14th -treet. OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT CITY, MD. HE Screntinic. | Classical, snd Commercial Courses. ern Languages and Drawing in every class without extra charee. ‘Board, Tuition, &e-, per goeation, Sep- of five months, 3130. studies resumed MON tember 4, 1882." Send for Propectus. 26-S0 BROTHER AZARTAS, President. mi has charge of the Residence, 1323 PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN Buildine, corner 9th and D streets. “Day and nine, Seasons, for the education of sous and dauzh- ters, and men and women for self-support and Teal lif The branches taught are the Englien + Basi ess Arith Spencerian ical nani; Bookkeeping by’ sing ¢ and double entry, adapted to every variety of business; Business Practice, whole- sale, retail and bau! employing the methods of accounts, business papers and correspondence. adopted by leadinz business houses: Physical and Vocal Cul- ture: Poutical Economy: Commercial Law; Business Ethies. Special departments in Elocution, Phonoss phy and Drawing, in chance of masters, Collere open AUGUST 28rH, for the rece; tion of «tudenta for the vear, day or evening. Tnition:—sy the year, in mouthly instiliments of $10, $60; by the quarter. twelve u INGALLS KING,” — eacher of Music: Address at School of Manic, 707 Ste street northwest. 2129-1 8. I. CADYS BOARDING AND Dat Meio for Young Ladies, West End torte Rew ry Conn, Thirteenth year commences SEF a BER bra. end for os ais “ATIN, GREEK, MJ RAL SCI 5 or in class. tive examinations. ‘A. JANUS. ALM. ‘Columbia Callers, AMUSEMENTS. | LATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATIOS, NATU prepared { ‘OF Address: 3630 Tri = ———— ———ay N ATIONAL THEATER. OLD RELIABLES THE PEOPLES’ CROICES BARLOW, WILSON & COMPANY'S MAMMOTH MINSTRELS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. Fy ‘ment the Kminent Art MEAND MiSs. MCKEE RANKIN, an the Ne "49. a Relic of By-Gone Days... Mn. McKee Raxxrm, Caunors, a Red-haired Wait, but a Prue Womp.....0 Mus. Mchos Kaskine “49 Cabin. The Vigilante, makes a sirike. Kestored. Fors OPERA HOUSE, ELEGANTLY IMPROVED AND EMBELLISHED, Will Open for the Season on MONDAY EVENING, SEPIEMBER orn, wr JOHANN STRAUSS’ FAMOUS ConttC OPERA, A MERRY WAR! BY FORD'S ENGLISH OPERA CO. Thursday, 21st, By Cc APITAL THEATER. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. ‘Nightly and Tuesday and Friday Matinees. Preliminary Season of One Week with the Great WOODSON AND ALLEN’S MIN 8. 18 STAR MINSTREL ARTISTS. THE GK d-AND-DANCE ARTISTS, THE CELEBRATED HAYDEN QUARTETTE, ‘The Super Brass Band and Orchestra. by the public and indorsea by the press. t. 18 opening of the regular season with ty Company. ned 18 ie ([THestee COMIQU ING SUMMER GARDEN, SEPTEMBER 4, UESDAYS, THUL: A dating SENATOR CHARLES L. BANKS, ‘The Peer of All Performers, The Author of Grant's Tri) Around the World,” i= his own version of “4 TRIP TO SWAMPOODLE.” AGood Olio 2 cater Comique will open its fail ‘Monday, September Teint 3 ING SCHOOL, veen 13th and 14th sts. Hours: | Gentlemen, 6to 9a. m.. 2:30 to 10 p.m.¢ Ladies. 10 am, to 12’ m, Guaratitesd instruction im ewim 3 Tocontinue the benefit of coupon rates to patrons tickets will be sold tor rewainder of season 28 cents. ERS sUIMER GanDEN. WEEK COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 47m, AN ‘TTR! y COMPANY Tn a bill of ) EXCELLENCE. 2—Grand Testimoni ASSEE'S SUMMER GARDEN . betwe KE EVERY EV By an stra of SELECTED MUSICIANS. Jel2-Smr No.626 teat AND SALE AT E Street. MAREKITER*S, Street. ¢Suice it" Fee, seg Crm tin poice Oil Painiings, E m 3 ios mi coc ee Timers Natl chee Tames, Picture Co Markriter'a. ‘Terms Cash. Pree Art Gallery." “ot? _PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. aay PAVILLION. ‘he Last Trip of the Steamer September KEYPORT TO QUANTICO, X, SEPT. 10vn, Ar 3 P.M. TICKETS, 50 CENTS. — HE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN WIL CONs TINUE THEE TUPSDAY EVENING EXCUR- SIONSon the Steamer Mary Washington during Sep amber. Hoat will leave at 6:90; return at 11 p.m. Brass and String Music. Gentlemen's tici cents, tobe had at the boat of the committee; Indies and children free s8-3t HERE WILL BE A GRAND STREET PARADE of the HOD ‘CARUIEKS' UNION, No. 1, MON= DAY, September 11th, anda Pic Nic in the afternoom at Gales’ Woods, at which time a prize will be offered to the one who lands his hod the quickest, W. GRAHAM, sor? JOS, R. HARRIS, Secretary. a8 Love® cepar Port, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY anf SUNDAY, September 7th, Sth, 9th and 10th, Last Four Days of the Excursions to This Populaz Resort. On SUNDAY, the 10th, fare $1, including OYSTER ROAST. 6-4t A SPECIAL EXCURSION $3.00 B $3.00 NOKFOLK, FORT MONiOF, PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT, wilar steamer GEORGE LEARY, BATURDAY NIGHT, September 9th, frou Seventh strvet wharf at “30 j. M. Arriving in Washington TUESDAY MORNING at 6-303 Hound trip to Norfolk and Fort Mentos $3.0. Roundtrip to Piney Pvint and Pout Lookout, $2.00, ‘Tickets and rooms.can be had at Reed's Sons,” 1216 # ; B, and. Ticket Office, 14th and Penn~ St. Mare Hotel and at the Potomac Steam jee, 7th street wharf. NOTE. —In order to accommodate a number of CITI- ZENS OF NORFOLK AND VICINITY, who wish to VISIT THE BALTIMORE ORIOLE, the LEARY will, LEAVE NORFOLK ON MONDAY, in place of Sun- day. 6-4t E XCURSION. THE STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Jeaves her wharf, foot of 7th street. DAILY, at 10 amg MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMO! returning at 3:30 p.m. Fare, round trip, 250. aul0-Im L. L. BLAKE, Captain. MILY EXCURSION, 32 MILES FOR 1c. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON Will make an excursion to Mt. Vernon Springs T leaving her wharf at Da.n.- miuruing wt Bom. Music and dancing. Bring out the children, "No sect partien allows oat 2 om < ES. PANDALL, Proprietor. MAG FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE- TY POTOMAS ENT COMPANY. Run daily excursions to Glymont on eteamor Keyport, ay ak ps ed turninedeave Glymont at 1p. m. and round-trip—50 cents; children under cents. weeks year echolarship for day or eveuing, Las Ehased on citering, $00; evening tuition, three mouths, Sonieiy’ it streted Golece Announcement, "enitalninar r Neve Announcement full suforination, sent free upon application by mail, or ne Colises OH eXRY ©, SPENCER, Principal, SARAA. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aul? APE NGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILD- Pie Atte Wah and Seta Mar Robes je owt 5 nite tholare of sod character limited. Only scholars, moral re- Fall term of 1882 begins ber 11th. Day gi Segre Cac aie Geometry, tion in the common English branches. EE, A.M.” Principal. hand, th iste ATBURTON MAGA! Latin and Greek. ‘Waehington, D.C. [aul5-3m] USICAL ACADEMY, 1721 Dr SALES STREET, ‘between Connecti icut ave. and 17th st. n.w. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc. anlo Rk. Ne Studies resumed September 1th. OARD AND TUITION $150 TO A YEAI Address FEMALE SuMINAMy, iedhonaait }OARD AND ION $150 TO. A Bikethet LANG ACAD Eu, aleddonan Xe OARD AND TUITION $175 TO peaarivern: MILITARY ACADEMY, 133m COL. THEO, HYATT, Prest. R YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.—ENGLISH eS folly ce, eee eye Die ae ales tee Pig M. HL iv, ‘Terms—Primary to $40 per lunior Department English, French and German, ¥ Greatly reduced rutes ‘to societies and clubs’ can be ob- tained of the Treasnrer, J- Orville Jokusun, 409 Pomme sylvapia avenue northwest. ‘Dz. 5. A. H. McKIM, President. Da. k. P. ROW . Pe. 0! FOR GREAT FALLS AND | JOHN BRIDGE! ‘The Steamer Exeeisior, canal packet, will make Fitba va or G@, W. west. O°°oguAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS. ; RIEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, We aol | oe Tides, fare Fri. PROPOSALS FoR UNIFORMS AXD HATS. Ser ee a, Bee a i, iniforme,