NOTICE! THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY.... --. September 6, 1878. Note : As we sell our Goods at = sm;I! s€vaace on cost, we eanro: pay acollectorcon mission for ealliy gon bee who bave accounts wih us; and as we are ery wueb in want of every dolar now due, wou d resyectfully request @ prompt settement, as it will Sve ua not culy time, but ihe troadle of a per- CROSBY 5. NOYES..,.Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over | tal call. 17,500—being @ much larger bona fide, W. M. BROWN, ee ee ee ene circulate ere | ee 314 Rth stroot n. w. A NEW DEPARTURE. ya ‘Te Travelers and Residents Abroad. THE EVENING STAR Wil! be found on file at the Sabecriptibue wlite recelved: Henry F, Gilg & ved: i ‘Stre Chart Un 3 Ghaties tran, « Dg Cross, 5 oulevard Magenta, and N. ¥. thea. 6 ‘Avenue de | Overs, Paris. To A rtisers. WILLET & LIBBEY, Advertisers to send tn thetr an- oguncemente as cary inthe dag aa possible, andin | Jormer Sixth street and New York avenwe, all cases before bat hr M. ie a in. same day's issue 088 hour cannot be assured. ——— wea — To mdents. Lett should be addressed to the Editorial or Busine: Of THESTAR, to! WE HAVE OPENED 4 NEW YARD, tenor, and oot to any individual name. Pore Gr OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Checks. ctc., should in all cases be made 0 the orrier of ‘THE EVENING STAR Naweraras ‘Where we wili keep on hand a large lot of Company. —not te that of any individual, |) 4@-Anonymous communications not read; manuscripts not returned or preserved, CHEAP LUMBER, The Star for the Summer. = Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR Sent to their address by mail, bostage Prepaid, for sueh period of time as they may desire, at the rate ‘Of 15 ceuts per week, 60 cents per month, §1.75 for three months, or $8 for six months, BZ The money to pay for the time required must in all casea accompany the order. Uther- | sotse the paper cannot be xent. Suitable for all cheap work. VA. PINE BOARDS, all tengths_ per 100 ft.$1.00 VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 feet. + 1.00 VA. PINE BUARDS, 16 feet long, per Co ft. 1 20 | VA. PINE JOIST, med‘ lengths, per 100 ft, 1.25 By common consent, Massachusetts has | " FLOORIAG 100 fee! ‘Always stood as one of the best and most eco- | 4+ PINE FLOORING, per nomically governed states in the country. Yet | PUPLAR, %, No, 2, per 100 feet... General Butler, in his arraizning letter of ac- WHITE PINE SHINGLSS, per 1,000...... 2,60 o es avery strong case against | bse meron bt Spb cn at, | WHITE PINE PALINGS, dressed, 44 6-4, per 100..... tensraves and eevee 15D the manner in which her a‘fairs have been ac ministered in late years. His comparisons are, it is true, all drawn between the years 18and 1877,—covering the four years of the rebellion, during and in consequence of which public as well as private expenditures of all kinds were of course largely increased; but, making due allowance for everything properly chargable to this cause, and there still remain many and ample reasons for dissatisfaction and discon- tent. He shows, for example, that with 4,753 state militia men in camp in 1559, the military expenses ol the state were $44.1), whereas in 1877 they amounted to #1 74, with only 3,18) mien, or adecrease in effective force of 33 per cent. and an increase in the cost of maintain- ing it of 142 per cent. The expenses of the judiciary have grown from #107.780 in 1899 to $516,515 in 1877, or an inerease of 194 per cent. ; While during the same period the cost of main- ~aining the executive department proper, that is the governor and execu'ive council, has more than doubled. General Butler also cites aS an instance of the abuses perpetrated by “commissions,” which have of late become so common in state and city governments, that of one sppointed by the Governor to dispose of some lauds belonging to a tribe of Indians located in that state, in which the expenses of sale, etc., amounted to $17,207.0—afterward reduced to $15,655.0,—whlie the property soid Produced all told only $7,05: As a matter of course, there can be only one Yesult frum this sort of thing,—a large increase in the state debt,with a corresponding growth in the burden of annual taxes. General But- Jer shows that, exclusive of the war debt pro- per. which foots up nearly $11,000,(00, the pub- lic debt of the state has swollen from $7,00),000 the Ist of January, 13s, to $22,353,00) in being an inereuse of 219 per cent., while the population of the state has only inereased in the same y-riod a little more than 31 per cent. In view of these startling figures, it would not be surprising if the people of Massachu- setts were ready for a change in the manage- ment of state affairs, quite aside from all ques- tions affecting national politics. Whether they are ready to trust to the hands of Gene- ral Butler the work of reform and puriiica- tion, remains to be seen; but if any one sup- poses that that gentleman is not a formidable candidate, such person will be very likely to find him or herself very much surprised when the returns of the November election come in. It must not be forgotten that there are a great many men in both political parties who are tired of the way in which public affairs are managed, no matter who is in power, and who are beginning to think that matters some- times get so bad that there is nothing to be lost by a change, even in crossing a stream. <_< __ THIS 18 OUR PUBLISHED PRICE LIST. WHO WILL DISCOUNT US? For Fine Lumber, see The Post. se) 6-tr F- R 75 CENT AND 31 SUHUOL SHOES, Go TO SELBY'S, 1934-1916 Penna avenur. AY's M PARIS KID GLove pEvor, [6S¥ 929 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., (One docr cast of Mitchel, & Martin's.) Aw Established 1869, Be- We are now receiving our Fall Importation of KID GLOVES, (embracing some of the best French makes,) t) which we fovite the attention of our customers and the public. Prices very low and gloves warranted. Be). 2t FROR 4 G00D 04ND 75 CENTSCHOOL Hat, GO TO | _ser6-tr SELBY 8, seq 5 tr 1914-1916 Penn’a avenue, JEW YORK SHOE STORE, GOS Pennsylvania arcnue. Our GOODS are as good as any tn tha mn srket. Gur prices are fully 20 per ceat, leas than any other Use, 276! We take no advantages, msrked in plain figures. Gar goods are all Misres’ Goat Button Boots. Misses’ Kid Button Boots. Children’s Lace and Buttor Boys and Youths’ at verv lo Gext's Calf Congress Gaiter. Gent's Fine Caif Hacd-stich Gent's Soild Leather Congress. Gent's Working shoes. Gent's Boots. Gent's Bale jn this clty for the price, Branch Store, ge; 5-1F GEO. McCARTHY, A NICE DRESS re $1, $1.25 AND $1.50, A SELBY'S, sey6-tr 1914-1916 Penn’a avenue. URE CIDER VINEGAR. Clé Cider Vinegar made in Mar} land, selected with a particular regard for pickliug purpuses; quality unsurpassed. Green Ginger. Celery Seed. White and Blak Musard Seed, d Long Pepper. and Coriander Seed. ‘on Cinnamen. e Jamaica Gir ger. Cloves and Allspico. other necessary condiments fur pickling purpoces, for sale iow. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., sepé ec3t 608 Pennsylvania avenue. UTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN, That the Part N nership lately qubelsting between WILLIAM i. SHUSTER and HENRY C, SHUSTER, under Mr. Postmaster ley, of St. Louis, may bave been a very good officer or a very poor one, and there may or may not have been grave and sufficient reasons for removing him from office. Likewise, the new ap- the name of W. M. SHUSTER RO., was dis- solved on the 3d day of September, 1878, by mutual Pointee to the place may or may not | consent. A’l debts due to the eal partnership are be received by the sald WILLIAM M. SHUS- make & better oMicer than his predeces: | Tn ‘sod wu actuaude on (uc oot ership are ser. Of these things we know nothing. | tote presented to him tor paymens. But to place his removal on the ground of ea Wot SHUSTER. violation of civil servica rules,” in the face = © the manner in which they are almost daily i Me RUS Re SESH. ~The firm of ». lated or quietly ignored by cabinet officers pitel mingae eon iy ‘and HENRY C. sHUS. i. the management of the several government | TER having retired from sald frm, the wader. departments in Washington, is at once an | s! have this day formed a copartnership and jus.neas under the of . M. SHUSTER & SONS. WM. M. SHUSTER. MELVILLE C, SHUSTER, alsurdity and an insult to an intelligent pub. lic. The curious ways in which that accom. modating code accomplishes its results leads pa E. ALVIN SHUSTER, ‘one to suppose that it was constructed on the mre = Same principle asthe backwoodsman’s gun, OUTICE. ersons indebted to the late firm which was made to hit if it was a deer and WM, SEUSIER & BROTHER are re- of W. quested to make settlement of their accounts at the Fer] cazllest moment, ‘as we wish to close up the ool at once. sstness Of the old Aw, M. SHUSTER & SONS, September 4th, 1878. sepa-3t EW HARDWARE STORE, ‘nota 34S Penni avenue m've. 7 eabed BaVage’s old stand (a a ove re and having repaired and refitted miss if it was a calf. eo -___ The average amount of paper required an ually by each of the thirty-nine million in- habitants of the United States is 30.8 pounds. No other country shows so large an average. Of course a great many Americans do not re- Quire nearly the amount mentioned, but the enormous quantities used by such ei izans as Private Dalzell enable us to lead the world as Paper consumers. Attorney General Schooamaker, of New York, has made a decision limiting the scope of accident insurances. He returns the cer- tificate of incorporation and charter of a pro- posed accident insurance eompasy without approval, on the ground that the oDjects of the company are beyond the scope of the statute authorizing such corporations. The company Proposed to make insurances upon plate- glass against accidental breakage; upoa boilers and buildings in which they are con. tained against explosion; upon persona! property against loss by burglary or theft, and upon all kinds of property against loss or damage by reason of tornadoes, hail-storms, the sam stock of HARD a low market, Tublic generally before purchasing elsewhere. ber: and purchas da carefully selected "ARM and VARIETIES, on 1 iuvite my friends aud ‘the toexamine my stock and prices . CAPS, &c. POWDER, SHOT, OSL ' SITTINGS ser8 6t Late with L. ©. Campbell. Teste WAKE. HOUSEKEFPERS fitting out can find all they re- quire at our store, beth for DIxixe Room, and KitcHEN, in CHIVA, CROCKERY, GLABNWARE. CUTLEXY. PLATED WAkEand HUUSEFU RNISHING GOOUB, of BEST qua ity, at Low Prices. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) sey 2-tr 1009 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 11th sta, Gcilcor BOOKS OF ALL CRADES, lightning. or At the very lowest figures, cept pert! C. C. PURSELL, Ss 42 te Stree? nw. ' Gcuecr BOOKS AT REDUCED PR'CES, and COVERED FREE, with Patent Covers, if bought at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, sep26t Cor. 4% street and Penna. ave. ABDWARE NOTICE. The ershiy pe roamont entered into ty the CO EAMEBELL 0. W. KENNEDY on the It of August, 1878, is notwithstanding” tae may be the subject of legal insur, universal insurance business 1s decide wholly unauthorized by the statute. ——_—_ lightful front ROOM second floor, Boara aud rocm, $60, 211 D st., berween 21 and 31 ats sepS 2° ANTED A 8ITUATION in the Drag B si Less by accmpetent Dru; now or the Ist of October: will work for a ay salary. - se DKUGGIST, Star « ffice. WANTED-A FEM on shares (would like op'ton of purchas:) by a thoro”gh practic! northern farmer. Address FAKMEH, 17 Synth st., Bal imore, Md. se,5 3 * TED—A good, steady white GIRL to st with general honsework. Wares $4 A; piy on SiGNMestate, 14ta st, and Bonn tary nw. sep 2t* ANTED—To Buy—A light two-seat CAR- RIAGE ‘or sivgie or double team; must be in = irss board'ng house. Appty next door, 421 Mf am. to 2 p.m., oF from 5 to 7 p.m. >y6 Im PGE, BENT I Tist, desirable three-story and Vasement Brick H: U-E 423 Mast n.w. be ween 4th and 6th; modern improvements ¢:m be €; goed loration? reat reasonable to respo sible suit. Key 425, next door, sep6-3.* R RENT—Two communica ing and comiort- Furnished ROOMS on secoud iloor; south Sittirg rocm and bd chamber, with al n.cdern conveniences; cars pass the door. 4 puly vt 461 P st. pew. Bep5-3e +B RENT—$39 Rhode Island ave., a three- story pressed BxICK, with back building, 9 roon:s besides bathroom ; cellar underentireh us-. Ingvireat J. E. ZUG'S coal effice, 929 Khode Isl: and avenue, se p5-Im* « Kk RENT, B tek cor. 4th and D n.w., 12 rs. ick No. 919 G st. n. 12, r Bik Brick No, 1106 6:h st. No. 780 21st st. Brick No, 181 Est, Brick No. 986 C's 2 ost of the above Houses di ion to the number of rooms ae cd repair, Aj ate n Ww, Bz BRAINARD H. W. v6 F 6 bath rooms, specified and arein pply to ALBERT F. FOX. 90 ¥ B, H. WARNER BOD. “Mclwrra. 1008 K st. nw, —. Fe <01.2ist and F (tar), 10 1018 Conn, ave.nw.. iS] Da sales (tur) Par abeetaae 1148 7th,’ with store, ..60 328 Indiana ave, ..-+. 55 1314-1396 @ st aw, 58 483 Pe - bs SEE CREES a7 ha, ree : Saeeey ce ti g a etre aaa gst. ay undary st....! 1 E st, nw,--- 10 Maiket Space. Geo"1n 25 11338 Cedar st. 8 Aso, anumber of othe Houses, similar wo the ove. a list of which is apes f altered nearly every day on the bulletin +t onr offices. w Pes t a Ok RENT—To iamily with no small chi d.en ai}, except second floor, of 3 HOUSE. In pisas- aut ard central lor ation: modern improvam. nts: hye low: referencesreqiired. Address P. O. Hox 5, giving name, address and referenges, sep5 3." Fo RENT—A smali three-story HOUSE, ~. 740 12th st. n.w., near the corner of 12 h ani Hes, Inqaire within 12th and H sts, sep4-3." ~uiit ENT—HUUSE No, 2027 G st. n. rent $40 per month, sey43.* Peck RENT Very Cugar—foysther or sep r- ft¢, 6 Unfurnished ROOMS, cean and com- fatave: Va*hrocin on same fluor, Cal. afte 5p. xt 1635 10th st. nw. sep4-Gu* QU KENT HOUSE corner 14th and F sts «plosite Ebvitt House; will rent to privat for one or two years; 12 rooms; comp'et ly ihed; all modern improvements; rent $150 both, Appiy to THUS. E, WAGG MN, h st. Dew. se; 4 8t Foe BENT, Ghcice Farnished o- Untur. ished KOOMB, at Seminary Hotel, Georgetown, cor- ber Washirgioa and Gay sts, Meals furnished In Toons a! $18 per month, lu? Be RENE ree desirable HOUSES. Nos. 100 and $23 Missouri ave and 327 Pen..sylvania aves) w. Kent low. Inquire on premises: or of FRANK T. BROWNING, Columbia Law Build- ing, 5th st, sep3-6.* App.y on the premises. Beg PENT Private famly occupying de ight- fully located house. central kcation. will let SCI1. 8 OF ROOMS on first, second and third feors, unfurnished or furnished, at very much below prevailit g rates to permanent parties, Ad- dress S. J.. Stor cilice, 80,3 lw W AST! DAA settled gentleman and wife (the latter partly an inva id), with femaie com- panion 28 nurse. desire two Furnished KOUMS on first flor, with board, where there are no child- ceaticn from 6th to 14th, Pennsylvania ave- +o @ street n. w. preferred. Payments promot. ress, for oue week. Box 13, Star office, sep4-4t ANTED—FEATHERBEDS to renovate, at CHACE'S, 616 La, ave. augsi-ly )V AS2ED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK: 19 years | experience; C1, at lowest prices, A. H. CHACK, 616 La. ave. aug31-1y /& RENT—HOUSE. No. 613 N. J : 9 rooms; modern improvements; yard: }ouse in Apply to W.C. West. ee ‘good good repair: rent. $25 per m ynth, OH NSON, 718 13:0 street uor h- se, 2 Lin PGE SALE A HOUSE fronting upon Judiciary Square, Address Post Office Box 564. au31 61" FE RENT HOUSE No. 1008 F st., containing 17 rcoms and ail modern conveniences, The best location in the ci v for a popular bvarding house. HEO. F. GATCHEL, aus 31-2w Le Droit Building. ) ANTED—MOTHS and other insets fn furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHA £°S, Upholsterer, 616 La. ave. aug8i ly aNTED—-To RENT—By a small, family of four adults, a nicelj HOUSE of not less than nine rooms, with modern improvements; in a desirable location northwest: not above 14th or beyond M; tenant permanent and responsible, Rent not te exceed $403 month. Ad- dress OLD RESIDENT, Bitar office. aug30-8t ANTED-YOU TO REMEMBER that every Machine man thinks ho has bestmachine. Iam positively sure I have the best, for 1 sell them all. Call and see which you 6 the best. Also, and Repairing. J: F. MCKENNEY, 487 9th ast. n.w. i jn. ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to oc- Yangupy, 3 large third story south front room, o guitalilo for gentlemanand wife. Table BUARD— first class. 617 F st. n.w. feb23 ANTED—To exchange, new STOV KS for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no rivaLe Pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr ANTED-—A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which a ilberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star once. bee idee eh ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mall, or leftat W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market, Space. fZi-1ly ANTED-—Gentlemen to know that WM. MOO: Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes’a specialty of Cutting Garments to iy be made at home. BOARDING. GENTULMAN AND WIFE CAN HAVE well Furnished FRONT ROOMS for $40 and $85, with BOARD, at 1007 9th st. n.w. se15-3t* sex AIRY ROOMS, EN SUITE OR single. with first-class TABLE BOABD; also ‘Translent and Table Boarders accommodated. Re- ferences exchanged, 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 F st. n.W. ‘sep5-61" AMILTON’S SPRINGDALE, LINCOLN. LOUDOUN Co., VA. spbeat BOOMS and good Table, at rates.suited to e times. ‘Those who have been prevented from getting away from the city, and now wish fora few weeks of pure mountain’ air and fresh country fare, shoud addtees £. B. HAMILTON, as above, Be} rh +B RENT—Two furnished ROOMS for $5 per month cach to reliable parties desiring a go-< home; single gentlemen preferred; fine bath room adjoming, with gas, water, & 801 D st. w. ‘augsi-2w* Fs KENT OB SALE—Desirable HOUSE. No. 933 M st. n. w., 12 rooms, 7 furnished; all mcdern improvements; large brick stable im rear; will sell house and furniture at a gceat bargain. CARBINGTON &CARRIN! IN, Atturueys-at- Law, 454 Louisiana ave., opp. City Hall. aul8-3w Fe RENT—Large aud smail HOUSES, desira- tlylocated, at low rents. WHEATLEY BRUS., corner 7th st. and Rhode Island ave. n. w. an26-lin i RENT—At 6, Grant Place, Furnished Back ¢ PARLOR, with Dressing-room attached; also, RCOMS on second floor, single or en suite, south front. ang24-8 4 R RENT—In GEORGETOWN—Two ten-roum. HOUSES, with modern improvements; $35 5 ver Mmoenth. For Sale—One nine-room HOUS#, with modern improvements. Apply 128 Congress st., Georgetown, la* R KENT—A fine large HOUSE, coniainin, 12 rooms, besides bath rooms and water clo.6-<¢ hot and cold water, range, Latrobes, &c. ; carriage Louse and stable; ards; beautiful parkin, enclosed with iron railing; very healthy ; su concreted, and near street cars. Has rented for r. a curotal pase rant can aor 1ouse at $40 per month, paid inadvance. Apply al 222 18th st. 8.w. augse tm ' RENT—$22.50—Nos. 74 and 76 Cougress st., Georgetown, three story, press brick front: yards iy complete ‘vopair “Avoly te ae oe ard; in com| repatr. , B. Une at tee ashingvon st, PP“ Wy 1-1m & RENT—Very pleasant FRONT BOO! Hecond door, wath thes SRUNT, BOOM. Uiange; 1118 New Terms ange: 1118 York ave. Reference given an moderate. Locality central and delightful. eh myé-tr & RENT—From October Ist, a handsomel ‘aud completely Furnished HOUSE: tae gee able of the city, Rent very low toa rey sible it. Address K. £. L., Star office, OE BENT Farmishes PARLORS and BED- HOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for onsekeop- walla svenuen corner 4 st tmarit-éme LOST AND FOUND. Lost zon Wednesdoy, NECK CHAIN, Cross and ‘Music Medal’ sttached. A able reward given if rett rned ‘o Star office. with sutt- 1s HE BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY, large a.ry ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished, with excellent TABLE BOARD, for two gentie- men. with their wiyes, or two singly gantlemen, 206 E street. seps 6. IP eGaNe, LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished ROOMS, with ‘trst-class FABLE can be had at 920 New York avenue. No childre avg28-2w* RS. M. T SOUTHALL will accommozate Permanent, Trausient aad Day BOARDERS At 706 Ith street, Aso, at her Cottage, Oakland, Ma. augal-im* REMON MOUSB.—artivs wno desire Hote! BUAKD, with cool ana al can locate at this favorite Hotel for summer mi ‘at the following reduced rates: Gentleman and wife, $60 to $60 per month: gingle Booms, $35 to $80 per movth, and §8to $10 per week: Board, $40 rar month and $8 per week" jol-ly HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO- fore +xi-ting between RK. A. @OLDEN and FRANCIS GULUEN, tading under the firm iam feel oe RR. GOLDEN & BRO., Js this day dissoived by mutual consent. All per- sous Indebt-d 0 sald Arm are respectfully request~ ed to mets uunmediate payment to either of the undersigned, ame R. A. GOLDEN, FitaNCIS'GOL DEN, Washington, D. ©. Augunt 31, 1878. sep2-G.* NTS SUITASLE FOR CUAL OR WuOD, BRICK-SET AND PORTABLE. Are Powerful Heaters; Remarkably du- rable; economical im fuel; ziv- universal satisfactions have no bolted joints; are free from gates. ea meemas Pave bed constant and severe use for over 18 years, and in good condition 1-day, without repairs or expemse. = most sTiapotnsebis Maranon chenget poms; ined fc regulatersts, Datore sdopiea - for family or hotel use; Send for Circulars, before purchasing others, BICHAEDSON, BOYNTON & CO., . MANUFACTURERS, 234 Water street, New York, For sale by Cc. @. BALL, angd-eoSm Washington. D. 0. “Sane NOTSING LIKE LEATHER," SUCH AS USED IN OUR $25 HARNESS, ishingly low ee Ee ocr ly reel ces, to make BECKER'S SADDLERY, a 7. 8. Cxewen Building. Opp. U. 8. Treasury, gue TO LOAM ox Lys Dia- MUS Loan and avenUe, 5 HE WARKD-—Lost, on the moruing of the 3) inst., a Black NEWKOUNDUAN DOG; answers to the name of “*P te.” ‘The alove reward will be psid by retarn- ing him to Grocery, vorie 21st st, ard Ponnsy = Vatiaaye. 1.6, se 63° < ST—On the SOthof__ugurt, a Maltese tem: 4 CAQ, The finder wil! pe-se return her to 331 Carroll st, s.¢., aud receive a suitable reward wiih the thanis of the owner. 8e,5 2.* J?KAY ED OR BTC LE <_ From the premises of $D,ihe undersieued, on theaTh of August, one jarge bay FORSE. A suitable rewa: Ss will be pald if returned to Mre. J. BAR~ NETT, No, 1716 Riggs st. n.w. Sep5-3 * O8T_SUM OF MONEY, In new $6 Creasury oves; numbers ranging noar 7,003 970. The finder will please call at 447 M st. n.w. and receive thavks of loser and suitable reward. aur30 FOR SALE. KR SALF—A ¥ine Your g BAY HORSE. An. Py at FUStELL'S Ice Cream Saloon, 1427 New York avenue, se 66 MANURE, FROM EIGHT HORSES ox fale by F. K, WAX, Alderney Datrv, 629 Estreet n.w. Sep '3¢ FLCESS, ASD CARRIAGE, FOR BALE—A pertec'ly sound and «ind 7 year old HU ESE, 4 stated CARRIS GE and HAR: Doge NESs, torbnewin June for . OW ng town. To be seen address d. SAS) BUaeiES VERY LOY, Carriages, New and sao ‘ Y business wagon. h #id >iqe-bay Whitney, patont spring, pring @ over s Wagon, and a variety of ‘All size Jackson Wagons. . W. MAGRATH, w4-1m 28 10th street n..w., near Hay Market, KS ~ LE—HURS*, WAGON and HARN Ess, uitabie for any basiness; Marvin's Alum Plaster SAFE, STORE CAMPBELL & KENNEDY, se eee ee a a Opponite Metropolitan Hotel. others, Ore eer SUPPLY STORES. QUARTERS 1093 Seventh street n.w ese oie en the sest id Provisions bought Inthe Dis vist, None but han i oan: ity anteed. Orders 6th, 2 he holder of one price $1, can save from Cireu! maetay H. B. SCHOFIELD, Manager. CHOOL BOOKS. — & FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF U_ED IN PUBLIC aND PRI- see VaTE &CHOOLS, AT WHOLESALE AND ReTarn. Covers furnished free, WM. BALLANTYNE & 80H, sepa-tr 498 Bovonth st. n.w. ILICATE. THF SILICATE BOOK SLATE, For use in Public and Private Schools, the Committee on Text Boo! gate tai od, wholoaale OF retail, @f the Sol THE SAVAGE HARDWARE STORE, aug3l- 3m 1003 Penna, avenus EAL ESTATE BULUETIN 0 THC8. E. WAGG2 MAN, 519 Seventh st, (Changes ade every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses For Sale. Park Hotel. 7th st. road, mod. imps. Continental Hotel, Pa.ave.,m.1., 10 35.000 721 723 725 15th st. n,w.. mod. imps., 10 rs.30.000 Mst. mod. imps, 13 rs. 17,50 929 K st, n. 2101 G st. 4416 K st. h st. 0.W., mod, imps., 15 Ts 7.413.000 Tino-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1214 Penna. ave. 8.¢., f.h,, m. 1. 7 18, $3. 200 9 6 Delaware aye. n. h., m4. tim,,'8'r3 3.200 6:7 G st. 8.., f. B., mod. Imps, 10 r&..4..... 3.0.0 313 1aih'st. sw, f. h.. mod, Imps,, 1073... 3.000 308 H st, nie. f.)h., mod. imps. TL rs...... 3.000 141 and 143 A’st. Sra 3.000 307 Kim st.. LeDrott B 3,000 1620 17th si 2.500 + 2.500 3.500 EERE Ty r} Exprensoteteewes & Houses For Rent. 1207 11 h st. n.w., mod. imps.. 7 rs. 1426 11h st, n.w.. mod. imps,. 9 rs. 17 G st. n.w., mod. tmps.. 10 rs. 719 220 st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 rs. 3210 6th st. n.w., mod. imps . 8 rs, 18 ¥ mod. imps., 12 S88 seo bee ! in Vernon & sw with Janitor, Boom I issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a Dul- letir of all property for sale and rent on m: whieh can be bad on plication at my mes, oF Will be sent by mail if Loans. 2,000, $1,6C0 at 7 per cent. RUPERTY FOR BENT, By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beal Estate Agent gad Auctioneer, H AND F 875, H.W. 1398 New Yor ave. n. rooms, furn.§150 00 $38 Fe v0. uw. 18 ro sores 100 90 1890 Poun, ave. a.w., “SZ 100 0c 907 18th st. now. 18 sepé-tr ft tact So =} i $2 2, 3 RIAs osSSRRRSARRASSSagaaa S8Szssssssssssssssssasss Of and 1435 New York ave. 0.W. HOUSES and every section of the city at Drices to suit the times: and on torins fant will gait customers. y list before purchasing zB bie mEN BY F. H. SMITH, Beal Estate Broker. Le Droit Building, Corner of 8th and ¥ streets, SRRRERRLR RARE: Sesssssesseeess .. 18 rooms, mod. imps.... Houses and Lyts for sale in all parts of the city. Money to Loan in sums to suit, at 7, sa cert. auga7- EB RENT—By THOS J. MYKHS, Real Estate 1216 F st. o.w. ¥rame Store and Dwelling, 1717 Pa. ave, n.w. S-story Frame, $10 98d st, mod. imps., 10 4 story Brick, 611 18th. t 4 story Brick. 4° 11th st . 14rooms, mod. imps. Bs lek to" se, 1000 F street nor:hwest, #2 rooms, anye 5 DEAL SDi ATs BULLETIN, VS EB BURFOKD. 708’ © streat, Theee-story Brick Houses for Sule, Specia: “arxaizs are offered in two-story press. briek Honses, eth 7 and 8 rooms, and all molern improve cncs; $150 or §20 cash; Dalsuce in sual Monthly payments, oF to sult purchaser, For Rent. 1218 N st., frame, 9r.. ses 17513 st., ‘brick $r., mod. imps... 1608 Go! ck, 6 reoran st., brie! 30 50th st, reine, 6 r. atSpercent. Apply to . E. BURFORD, 1e38 Real state Broker 308 Ret. PERSONAL. B-ONAT. - $:00 wil) be for a FIRsT- nese “8 CL) RKEHIP, DR 841 K-A C:'GAB STORE. Inquire at 423 1ith st. n.w., near Penta. av. sepé: sve AND $500, IN HAND, TU LOAN ou real estaie, Aj to OUIS P. SHONMAKER. 16-3 * Fst. now M NY 10 LOAN, »t 7 Pst ceut., On first- class ST CHAS. W HANDY. _8e16 35 Beal Fetate A gent 5097.ns*. n.w. ANTED- $1 200, at 8 per ceat , for three years, on real estate, free of encumbrance. worth twice the amount. (brick residence, nw.) ser8 J.@. He TER Thst, | Best line all-wool | 10 to 1Be. yard ser 4-tr Ten 2O RSE for larger sizer. wall tocat a in proved prorerty, three small BEI CK HvuUws! unencumbered. THEO, F. GATCHET, | rere Bt Le Droit Building Sih and F ste, | T eee PURCHARE 8 piece of BUSI NiSS PHO "ERTY vetween B and Kand6.h and 11th Apply at once to CHAS W. HANDY. se16-8t_ Real Kstete Agent, 609 7th st. nw. Pee are! BARGAINS wolk-batit BRICK HOUSE, No. 1756 st. n.w.. 1) rooms, hall and stable, all mocern imorovemeats complete: cash." balance to suit purchaser. World take small house aud lot, tn city or couuty, in part a sie aa LbUis'e. SHO* MAKE. 816-3 * 920 Fat. n.w, N OLD-ESTABLI-H¥D M&RCHANT TAILOR 8 STORE FOR RENT. STOCK AND FIXTURBS FOR SALB, Wishing to close my business, I now offer the abive desirable opportunity to any responsible garry engaged in the busiuess ani des.ring w moke bi ‘The stcck on hand ts small; for which and the fixtures I will require the Casi. with a iibera discount, Bent of STORE will be reasor able. B. H. DUVA’ L, ser4-6t 459 Penna. ave., bet. 41% and 6 n sis, He BRD AT A BA: KIFICE,— $100 cash ani St ee mii ‘5 monthly for Houses of 6 roome, near 0. care. An exXcelient opportunity for’ men of ied capital. 6 6t_B. H. WARNER & CO., 9°6 F st. n.w. S300 WILL PURCHASE THE FURNITURE, 2 and Lease of a favorite DINING SALOON in first-class Jocaticn, on F st. 0. w, use for sell- | REAT BARGAINS IN FALL Goops. ‘All wool, donble width Pack and Colo Camels Hair Do Boge, Bous exer and Vaid Drese Uivods Giterproot Src. like Bleached Cotton, ard op. vets, Be. Trated glove fitt Fiannels from 12 Ladies’ extra long E+ gant 8 Button Kid @ oves #1, te stock of desirable Dry 1p. 10 Der cent. dlisosunt allowed BRODHEAD & CO ° Vet, Oth and 10th sts. {4 Goods, Bt 14939 Pa. ave, gree cinils Is the cheapest Goods ever offered tm this Cali and examine it, at CONNOLLY’S, GOS Ninth strect, aveshtr iigiilbeath, Address * Business," City P.O. | pd Bi" HREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY AORES of very rich and valuable LAND adjoining Wa hington city ard divided into 12 lots of ditfer- ©.tr zes to suit purchasers, This land, from its conventence to the city aud its quality, 13 most ad- pe ably su:ted for gardenin s It wil sold in I a sac- 13, rifice snd up messy terms. CASSIN &' KN} 1359 F st. n.w., (second floor, ) sej4 lw PPP ORTANT, TO CONTRACTORS, COAL Ha gears anes — e property in G-orgetown, front 6 faet on rene st, below Brkt St, with a large. ice house, together with living accommodations for a simai femiiy, (all of which Was used for seven yours Ue the Great Falis Ice con pany at_a yearly rental of $1,000), wiil be rented low, or sod ata great D reiin, viz:—One-fisth of its former value. “Itis Well stapted for the following kinds of business, viz: Wood and Coal, ics, Starnes, Dairy, Cement, sphait grinding, ‘te... here’ pro- TER, a4 Fox & © Corner 16th st. and Penn. ave. (USAF STORE, STOCK AND FIXTURES. $-00; good location. 7th street, near the Ve- arth ents; rentonly $20. Apply to WELLER « SPETTI, 601 Penna, ave., under National Ho- tel se13 4. TO LOAN, $° (00 IN 8UMS TO SUIT, OX WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, &c., At P. WALLACH'S, Loan Broker and Jeweler, seps-tr 1417 Pennsy vania avenue. *INE HOUSE, FURNISHED, A. Grounds. Siable, &c., within fi wak cf Statei tment. Will be leased to good Wnant for §1,C00 per year, Address W. i Btar' fice, aaa 2ep'8-Ste0 ‘RK SALE—Convenieut to Ammendale Way Station, the Drury HOUSE and ‘GROUNDS. ©, tne BUILD! ING SITES, rolling, weil wa- Brew Regthy county. Address DaN'L AM- MEN’, Belteville Md, sep3-3m. oR SALE—A Gesirable RESIDENCE, weil located paying 11 per cent. on. pri 500. Terms $1, ee 50 jo Loan. chot MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, AtBpercent, Un fistcinwe baat 1°88 prop: 2 | Tpercent, * . wae B. O, HOLTZMAN, lon aupS1-tr and F sts, n.w. TTPO, 1,04NT¥36, 000 in sums not less than $1,500 ai 8 percent, Ap ply at once. » BURFORD, 8ug30-1m 708 E street, ow is ous TIME TO GET BARGAINS— ack Cashin | Back Shiks 7 Stiks all colors; Casstms Om NEW ADVEMTISEMENT Blankets, pure wool, $8 50: eres, Pare wool, 50 Alpaca, 25. s Bleach Table Linen, 60; Ci ings, Immense assortment. NEW FALL DEY Goons. } > ALL DRY GOODS aie boponpd and an ota in gr Carpeting at 75e., 87.40, BOee T yard; beautiful ‘and from 80c. up 10 80S, W. W. BURDETTE & 00., We are and CARP Siiks a speciaity, variety. $1.00 teins, ‘Nos. 823 708 K 5 RE™OvED. | Ihave REMOVED m: my New Store, comer 9 thaei wife customers and the public generaily, WILLIAM 8, RILEY, sus24 Im Corner 9th and E sts. n.w, N° STOCK r sale in different of ch Ly to $18,000. Also. fine Bufldts Lore . HOUSE, 1788 Penns. ave, aupgQ-ly = J. Be ESS POE Oy, Fee Bom augié-Im ‘715 15th street, Ss. GOLUSTEL & OU., LOAN AND COMMISSION BEOKEES, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH axD D STREETS, Private Hatrance on Tenth Streat, Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Sliver- ware, &c., Tor any time desired On very reannenie 2a The oldest and largest business in the city. SSS SOE EE BOOTS AND SHOES. [B= cuear BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue. SIGN OF THE RED FLa@. DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE THIB SIDE OF BOSTON, Mr. HIt HOL) was recently in New York, and thongh rather late in the season, he pur. chssed au Immense line of Summer Goods, 1ai prices which must bea great Indu pt to his customers, fur they cannot get! as good goods auy where rales. ‘or she benefitoft is given below: ‘at such cl ‘his pairons a list of prices DEY GOODS AND CABPETS. | Qrening 200 pieces Dress Goods, 12; to Be. {Cashmeres In city at a saving of hos’ Cassimeres tn bargain: NAUDAIN, 709 Market 8; yanl to fest grat per pair, and & Goods equally Goop Qvatrty SILK VELVET, ONLY $1 4 Yano, NEW FALL DRY GOODS, 711 Market Space. pciceched Cotton, one yant a1 lent Cotton, 25: re Pennsylvania avenu id friends FALL DRY Goops, BOTTOM FIGURES, yh bain — DRESS GOUDS, all colors, Pieces E RESS GOO! Wi Ls an a i RED TWILLED FLANNEL, al’ wool, trom C MERES, all wool, Cc. M. TOWSON & CO,, ND ORGANS. GREAT INDUCEMENTS SALE BUYERS. ° wa 100 pair of Ladies’ French Kid Button t UiFeular Seam, Worked Button Hole Phat 100 Pair of Ladi Goat Bui Bole Pianos. 'S PIANOS.— trate, uprights a epecialty, bee, H. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. n.w. of new and second- LET D New Pianos ready Great bargains; Come aud aug3d EB SALK—A large hand ELAR. abe BACH'S Piano Warerooms, Lith! ‘Ivania avenue. lye at lial a large ferent Styles and Sizes, from... 00 00 telat t Good Quality, from. ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A LARGE LOT OF LADIES’ SLIPPERS, & Fygoch Heel Kid Slippers, all steve from 11t0 nand +1 first- ® Becond Quality a e 10 Cases Ladies’ Goat Sil 5 A Large Lot of Misses’ from: é 1% A Large Lot of Meus G to 5 OO Low Quarters trom. 0c. 20 5 00 A Broken lot of Men's Lasting’ Cougross Gaiters at. 12 Men's Bu % 0 Persons Purchasing to the amount rAd oF over will be with ‘Dressing. J On Article Ad: of Five Por Gents will be-alioweas sugSltr LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. A WORD TO THE WISE! 2B NO SHODDY! NO AUCTION !-@R | September very 1 Addrees A. Warbii g-va, b, C. Springs, Va. gut LAKE CITY, UTA, TOWNSEND Youse. F syeare aie SUMMER RESORTS. i PTEMBER IN THE MOUNTALN: BOCK ENON EPRINGS. Va , open, until Octoter Ist. Terms per wevk for! ATT & SON an : oa OF A.B. PRATT, Kock & CLASS HOTEL, “WM. #. HOOPER, Ww. Owners and Proorietora, OME MOUSE.” EnNp, Lp Linors A’ ATLANTIC C; M. E. HOOPES. i i ONLY SOLID LEATHER! ) Tam Best Makes! LATEST STYLES! = Sold at the well-known Old Established Shoe House = or iL. HEILBRUN, Ho. 409 7th street northwest, Bign of “THAT OLD WOMAN OF MINE.” Price Lists to be had at store gratis. COAL AND WOOD.

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