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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

All accounts from Ohio agree that the pro-
missed democratic "still hunt" is now in full
course in that state. The campaign closes In
a little less than two weeks and In that time
great deal may be accomplished in the manner
Indicated. Meantime, it may be said, the re-
publican managers are not idle, and they claim
that the popular tide has been setting so long
and SO strongly away from Ewing that 1t can
not now be turned In his favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

Mr.. Streeter, president of the Chicago Trade
and Labor Council, the highest organization of
the workingmen there, is of the opinion that
the effort OF the st. Louis Trades assembly to
1naugurate general strike will not prove sue
cessful. Said he: "All requests for an advance
of wages lately have been granted, and If that
keeps up 1t will break the back-Don of strikes
The tide of business prosperity thai set 10 some
months ago has reached the laboring classes,
and, in the enjoyment of plenty of work at good
wages, they are not disposed to listen to the
schemers, who, from personal and political mo-
tlyes are still seeking to excite labor troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

To an interviewer who put the question direct
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams declined to say
whether he would accept the nomination for
governor Of Massachusetts, by the Faneuil Hall
democrats. He didn't regard it as probable,
however, that they would offer the nomination,
as the democrats nominated him once for gov
ernor and 'got enough of it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

To the statement In Washington dispatch
that "Mr. Tilden is satisfied he can obtain the
nomination If he wants it," the Boston Herald
adds the remark, land we are satisfied he wants
IL, If he can get it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

And now split in the democratic party in
Texas is reported, which it is thought may re-
suit In the election Of two independent Con-
gressmen. Like the democratic splits in other
southern states it is division upon state mat
tiers, and does not extend to national politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01
John HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.
Patented Oct 2. 1878.

IL the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments for more
produced by skilful combination of the two pre-
ctous and non-corrosive metals; g hr. Gold and
Platinsna, while the ordinary gold pen contains
an alloy OF copper, reducing It's ineness without
yielding that elasticity DENSITY and steeiike tenn
per which the costly Platinum supplies. The
'.RE CORDo Gold PEN P0inIs are of the best
Iridium, Diamonus.) indestructibls with fair
treatment. and polished to glasslike srnoothness
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to yod
fairly ovei come and every requirement in Pen
which will e0ture and not oxidize, squarely net
The "KECORD', Gold Pen is guaranteed to
possess Dura bility, Permanency Of Spring
by All Jexys ars Of EoinI: rriGe, SS.2n; 500
Es4tes. II not found order direct from JOHN
cnpat. ~ w. 49,
For sale by JOHN Q. PARKER, sls It'll street
nortnWesI mar19lawly-nrm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL EsTATx BULLETIN
THos. 4. wAaaAMAN. sls Seventh stresa
(OhAngee made Wedneedays and SaturdAyIl
1Aree-Stosv Houses For Sal,

1hree-St0fp Houses For Sale
l4!e 6tn St NV. mod imps, .............. 5000
IA llth st. e. mod tmps .............. 5000
a4t2 ST. NV, moi imps 10 rs.............. 5000
3l1 St s-e. mod imps, IL ................ 1880
S2S to sSS ST Sc mo. imps .s.:;;....... 1000
1929 Columbia st. NV. mod impe.. rs....... $3.50
Ttco-story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale
1 1 Pa ave Sc. mod imps fh m l.. 7rs.. o.. 200
40 h,y s. se r 6h PAN, MOD fmSs rs s9S
M IS i2 sS st f nw M BIZ Sra: s9eS
1870 18th St. NV. III. mod inps. n........ $500
Il liz e y Myrtle st. 3d. h. mood mod m mRs S
Unimpropeo Property For Sale.
Va. and N. Y; aves /. bet Goth and 2lst SITS. n.
St BET s. Gap and Il Jersey ave- e. per ii as
New Hhs aa PSI sy ss bet and #
Nst BET 2ist and 22d SITS NV r per 80
I'm St. bet and sts. ne. Per ft......:... %
1877 st.. bet and SITS s.w.. per ft....... 20
Houses for Rent.
iiSs isss It n1 ave mod 5S rs per
SGs sa ti Ps st ava nv mGa mod m iSs ~ g.
so 18Th St ase NV NV m %1o ips ia sYoS
500 l1th St sw.. store, mod imps, RS so 90
l5ss St St NV NV mod mod im mps Il & 90
5s assh Il 81 asoTsa mSa im nnd
q 6st Sc mod imps rs ps - IS: 500
lS27-ls29 18th st NV mod. iups, rs........ 1000
~ III 5ztS s. RT md mod im lmps rs
109 81 ct. ne, mod. imps rs 1900
20 4nsL sW, mou nnps, D re-. ............... 12OU
1ls1 18th st. W.. mod. irnps rs........... 1900
as Myrtle st, n 9, mcd imps z rs........... 1900
1887 st. NV. mod imps 6 rs.............. 12OO
25 Grace st., Georgetown, mod. imps Z rs. 10 90
14l2 Sd ST. NV, mod. imps., 5 rs........... 1000
lll2 Park Place g mod. imps., s rs........ 900
6 Foundry Place NV, mod. mps.. rs...... 10 90
T. COZ. g. Carolina av and 10th st. sc mi 1000
40 18th St NV. store, ii Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
Be corner 4th ana NV. store, rs....... 40 90
The above Is only small part Of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list gee
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month,
which can be had on application at my ONCE. or Will
be sent by mail II desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

The growth of the speculative movement In
stocks and certain classes of bonds has been so
extraordinary that thoughtful observers begin
to look upon it with some uneasiness. The
events of the year have all helped speculation,
and now at the beginning of the ninth month
the craze is so fully developed that all sorts Of
stocks, those which are unknown. and those
known to be worthless, are bought without
hesitation. Specie resumption; the refundng
of and per cent. bonds into per cents;
the large crops In this country and deficient har-
vests throughout Europe are among the favor
able events which have fostered The speculative
craze. The vast demand upon this country for
food supply has had marked effect In keeping
up the speculative ''boom.' Though the specu-
lative frenzy has reason for its existence and
though there is nothing apparent at this mo-
ment to warrant the opinion of its early abate-
ment, 1t is.wen In the belief Of New York
financial authorities, for purchasers who pay
for what they buy, not to count upon the pres
ent flood tide holding many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

TIE tissue" between the two bloodthirsty
South Carol1nians who were recently running
all over that and adjoining states to find suit
able place to fight duel has been adjusted
honoraby and satisfactorily" by the "board of
honor" which sat upon the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

The fight between the ogden and Witt fac
tons of the democratic party In Louisiana
grows more bitter with each day. The strug-
gle row is to carry the primary election In New
Orleans on Friday for delegates to the state
convention. The Wilt managers control the
local political machinery, and the impression is
they Will use it unscrupulously; but the ogden
men swear they mean to have a free election
and fair count or free fight, and they have
appointed brave men and true to watch the
primary polls. Several serious street fights
have occurred. The other night one of the Og-
den leaders was waylaid and severely beaten,
1t is charged, by mob of Witt followers.
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN 18th street and New York avenue.

Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults. aafas for
ment Bonds on Special Depos1t-one dollar pc,
$1,000 year. Also, receives Slverware pa sked in
charge. Board Of Manaeers-Wm. Stickpey. preei
dent; George W. Riggs, Woe president; B. r. shy.
der, secretary, 4. L Eturtevant treasurer Henry
l. Willard john Oasselss Thomas EvanA nys.tx
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FOB SALE

]. T. OLMSTEAD,
1920 NEW YORK AVENUE,
ON STREET; BETMEEN SEVENTEENTH
hHddF F1sA NE" PRESSED BRICK FRONT
Three-story and basement, with three.story Bay
provements and conveniences. plenty of store
rooms and closets; Lots 20xl,O to an alley Price
$500; terms very liberal For Bent at $500 per
Also, three large new Stables in the rear of above
Houses for sale or rent.
ON TWELFTH STREET, BE TWEEN AND T
and 11 'F VII sood tSH
ing lot In part payment.
BUILDING LOTS
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE O1rY For SALE.
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
CORNER EIGH TENTH STREET,
The most beautiful Lots, fronting south, on the
only street in the city having row Of trees either
These Lots % feet frout by about rs feet deep
to an alley the parking in front being nearly one
TERMS LIBERAL TO PARTIES WHO DESIRE TO
BUILD
ON IOWA CIRCLE,
Los bs0s two 0S Two n Of
twenty feet on the Orc.e the other on Kingman
court street nifty feet In width. Parking IL feet
wide
ALL ASSESSMENTS AHD TAXES PAID.
The remaining Lots this side of the Circle
have recently been sold 70 parties who propose
building fine residences. Terms liberal.
ON MCPHERSON SQUARE
CORNER X AND FIFTEENTH STaEETs,
Sixty feet front on street and 129 feet on Fiji
teenth street Will subdivide; M aking two Lots on
Z street and one on Fifteenth, or three on Fit.
teenth, two alleys 20 and 80 feet in the rear
ON X STREET.
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
Adjoining the Lot recently purchased and now be.
ing built on by Admiral English, twentythree fes
front by about enc hundred and fifteen deep, T.
teen foot side alley sep3u-3t
DERRY g. BROTHER.
Our stock is now complete in all departments
PARIS NOVELTIES,
In Silks Velvets. Satlns, Brocsdes, Dress Goods
Pekins, Housefurnish.ng Gooos, &C., &c
ONE PRICE ONLY
sep29-St Penu0 0ueNue. cor 9th st.
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B. o. HOFFMAN.
10th and F streets northwest

~" 0hNi'
B. o. HOLTzMAN.
10th and F streets northwest
Fine f1I House lohs ny; 1 4dg ste sss
Tar Houie s!s e. St NV.
e eGS b. :w... i00 gig It'll St 80
9 t5s e. ave, store $50 925 1th g.
!425 ave., store, 10 927 7th st. 80
III ave ave store' * ~ n st.
1897 Oorcrn ST. 10Y Penn av., fine bust
81 st NV. unfur. Is ness room. 80
9l9 7th st. W.. store. so l2O Md. .25
S5i ~ ~ st. St nv store 20 2 2s0 Let Ct
921 18th ct NV, store. so 1888 Columbia st 20
15o st. e.. D. and 800 502 18th st. NV. store 20
Rooms az Ivy rem ave. 6G2 18th st. NV, store 20
pip Penn. ave-, fur. 80 1871 18th st. NV 16 %
437 st NV. store. 20 2228 18th st. n.w.....l5
9zy 18TH st. nw..:.a 19OS 10th st. NV. ......
New York ave n. ".
IL, make no charge to landlords for advertising
stantly.
.as q l sRs h Il o, I'd s city
terms Az property for sale st my oace has been
ssna7 ' E.o 17{S ~ I =; .
w. a..,s n -F6kiSisHkp HOUSES.
THOs. J. FISHER 90.
A handsome RESIDENCE, fronting "Franklin
Square" contains all mocern improvements and is
nicely furnished Furniture will b. sold at reason.
BILE figure to party renting the house.
THOS. j. FISHER l. 90.
very desirable broom DWELLING, with every
convenience. THOS j. FISHER CO.
FOR BENT-Large BUILDING containing 20
rooms, situated on l4th St. immediately south Of
adapted for renting furnished rooms.
FOR RENT-l74I 90" st. NV. cont lining III
rooms and modern improvements.
THOS J. FISHER co.,
sep23tr 1923 street.
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BROTHERS,

1 JOHNSON BROI HERS
WOOD TELEPHoR1O CORRECTIONS. GOAL
Full Weight Best Quality. Low Prices.
coal Prompt DeiverieA WOOD
Main of1oe WhArves, mill and depot connected vff1
uptown offices by TELEPHONE.
nomicaily Conducting the wood and coal trad
wbarves. factory, extensive store yards enabling
thrcushout the city, and ali IL Immediate oomm1
cation. insuring prompt attention to orders, ve
pref ared to offer to our patrons the best vafiet
coal st the very lowest prices
We insure strictly pur. co.i OF 2.2ln noun
the ton JOHNSON 6ROTHERs
SITS. kw. Offices: l202 F st. n w.; ILL 9th 6 q
1zl6 7th Et NV; and 22l Pa, ave Sc o .tl-lyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

Nepotism, it appears, is not confined to this
country. President Gr6vy, of France has Just
renewed the appointment of his brother, NJ.
Albert Grtvy, as civil governor of Algeria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

Pxasoss LEAVING THE CITY may have THE STAR
BENT TO their address by mail, postage prepaid, for
inch period of time they msy desire, ut the rate
81 is cents per week, go cents month, Sits for
three months, or % for Biz months
The money to pay for the time required must
In AL cases accompany the order. Otherwise the
paper cannot be sent
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN l. CO.,
St Cloud Building.

St Cloud Building
FOR RENT
9S9 store. Pa av 5000 22s6 18th St w.. re- sls
615 St NV II rs. GO 300 9th st. ne. RS; u
1927 Mad'n stnw. .6rs. Is 1918 st. e..........s
And other properties in different parts of the city
Circular OF Properties for sale and for rent at the
Office
Rooms for Office or housekeeping over 939 Penn.
sylvania ave.
No charge made for ADVERTISING
Special rates will be made for the care OF lsrge
properties.
Parties having HOUSES for rent will do well to
try U.s.
FOR SALE.
beauti' nj HOUSE on st. NV, next to co-nsr
18th St. lookirg to Iowa Circle, nearly finished
10 rooms, cellar, coal vault and sill mndsrn in
provements. Terms to suit. Price Sc 900.
HOUSE No 901 st., 10 rooms, corner house.
finished il hard wood all conveniences. Terms to
suit
No 615 st. NV, IL rooms; very complete, and
fer sae for q few days at a bargain.
Money to loan.
sep29 JOHN SHERMAN Il 90.
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The business boom Is still onward Thirteen
steamships left New York for Europe, last Sat-
urday, loaded to their utmost capacity with
freight. The clearings of the Baltimore clear
ing house last week amounted to S14 900, OOO an
increase over the corresponding week of last
year of s., 7S2, 900.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. NJ s. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 14rH
~ STREET. over Simms' Drug Store. Nj ga
trous Oxide given for the painless e4trae:
ton of teeth. Each tooth 81. Artificial Ao
Teeth Of every kind inserted All operations on the
natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction
Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient
location of this Office. Three lines Of pass the
door. sep1-1y
MRS. DR. FULLER makes no charge for de-
lu scribing snd locating disease without asking q
question. Come and test her Northeast corner
10th and ets. OPP. st. Pat Church aug30 5ws
GoRNs. BUNIONs, WARTS, DISEASED NAILS
~ 1t is gratifying that Dr. SCHULTZ 9O3 Pa ave
Cup stairs) may still be consulted Painless scientific
treatment Ladies and children attended. APPLY
nR. r. M. TALBOT, DENTIST,
u Removed to southeast corner 7th and ks
streets nerthwest Teeth inserted 81 per VYfB
Set. my281y
nH. DURE, DENTIST, 919 7th street northwest
~ between and SITS. Beautiful Sets -
Of Teeth, IS; Teeth filed, 81; Extracting Ss5~
without pain. 60 csnts All operations war -, -
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PERSONAL.

MADAM ROss HAS RETURNED TO THE
M OITY,
And will be pleased to see her friends at 400 I'd st
above D at. sep23. I'm
NOTIcE.-Lawyer and other parties desiring
IN evidence in uivorce cases legal suits and all
business of private nature will be promptly at
tended to- Terms reasonable, and parties thorough
ly reliable. Con munications strictly confidential
Address Lock Box Cos. OIty Post Office sep23-lms
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to
lient on real estat. sec 10th st n W., 6 = IN TO 10
Pm. Alwsys in before and from 2 to g. jll-9ms
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. so and
IL COO. per pair, at
EDWARD Y GINN'S,
sep25-tr lll1 street northwest
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INC Above Is only Bm6H part Of the property Tor
rent and sale on my books. For complete list zee
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month
which can be had on application at my ONCE. Will
be sent by mail desired
Loans.
$4,000, 800 al per cent 81, COO at per Ct,
Auction Sales.
On WEDNESDAY, October LIST, at D. m, No.
14l7 SIT.
On THURSDAY. October I'd, at p. M, At valua
bic unimproved lots in square 1872. octl-Ir
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DERRY g. BROTHER.

Our stock is now complete in all departments.
PARIS NOVELTIES,
In Silks Velvets. Satlns, Brocsdes, Dress Goods
Pekina, Housefurnish.ng Gooos, &C., &c
Ore PRICE ONLY
sep29-St Pena0 0UessMe, cor 9th st.
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COAL AND WOOD.

NOALy COAIy COAky
am unloading several cargoes OF KAlmta, LIZ
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash
COAL.
which Will be sold at bottom prices
OAli early and leave your orders
L. VIM. GUINANDs
6&3 La. 0c. and list Stss
Between b and 81
Wharf foot of Sd st. Sc my7-1y
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ON X STREET
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
Adjoining the Lot recently purchased and now be
ing built on by Admiral English, twentythree fes
front by about enc hundred and fifteen deep, IL
teen foot side alley sep3u-3t
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LATNN q KING,
u S24 9th 81. n to-, between and 1.
FALL AND WINTER OPENING,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Oct. It'll and Sth, OF
PARTISAN BONNETS AND HATS NB-Eaton Il
KiLg. ornerly with ] p Palmer. sep306t
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THOMAS ]. MYERS, Real Estate Agent,
1916 street NV.
629 st. NV, II rs, mod. imps. 702 18th st. w. 9
rs.,m mod. impe 2207 81 st.. rs mod. imps
1924 18th St. store and residence.
FOR SALE.
~ II gt. NV, water and gas
l6l7 9Th st NV. 1000 # ground.
y10 I'D Ct NV, rms, lot n IT. front,
1904. 1910. 1872 st. NV,
451 81 ct NV, lot 80x1OO
l32O 18th st. n.w l2rs, mod. iInps, lot 26xl3O Sta
cheap. W" w 'SN
Lots In all parts Of the city. sep1str
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OFFICE OF TIE NEW VICTOR AND WEE 0
~ 70 SEWING MACHINES, at OPPENHEIMERS 8,
OH 9TH street, cor. northwest All kinds sold and
augl6tr
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I AME BACK.
WEAK BACK.
BENSON'S CAPCINE
POR Gus PLAS Err.

IL ORSE WANTED-A first rate fsm,l, ~
ii HORSE. Address, with descriptio I'm
and Irise, p. o. Box 324, Washington, DC ga
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EHROEBEL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
Il Thorough instruction from first to GRAM
grade. Normal Dep't for teachers. German taught
free: Misses POLLOCK and NoERR. Priucipais,
1l27 18th ST. NV. sepS0lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-01

T. WALKER SONS, 2O6 10TH ST N. Whine
y Plaster ard Clements, Felt Roofing Material
DRY Eelt, CARPET Felt. Rosin Sized Felt. Charcoal
bnd Chimney CROCK ie1s r
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EDUCATIONAL

FROEBEL KINDERGARTRN AND SCHOOL,
Il Thorough instruction from first to Grammar
grade Normal psr,, fGr teashers German t.usht
1127 18th st. NV. sepS0lm
A RECENT GRADUATE FROM a NEW ENG,
"A land College desires an ENGAGEMENT as q
pubic or private instructor in L'tir. French. Ger.
Lit allure. Best references given. Address GRAD
UATE, Star office. sep232ss
THE SESSIONS OF 1873 1880 OF THE LINTH-
1 lCUM INSTITUTE will BEGIN on MONDAY.
October 9th. 1879, at ~ o'c.ock pn.
9 NJ: Matthews, at his once. SIS Consress street,
GeSreefewn, during this week between 81 and 10
ocioGk M or at the rooms of the Institute at Our
tif School Buil1 ing on and after Monday, October
sep2S-7t > JOSIAH DENT, President
NINE. AMELIA RIEHL WILL RESUME HER
W W GLASSES IN FRENCH AND GERMAN, on
snases viii be aasht No Rnssh spossa pai in L shs
classes Private lessons will be given when desired
A 6hildren's French School Will be Organized to
meet on Saturdays. Terms very moderate. Gall or
address at residence, No 1901 New York s27 Sw'
ERENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that now this
I beautiful language is not only an accomplishment
but q necessity. MILE " PRtD'HOMME is reor
Ssnzins her Fall Glasses. See other Acknowledgement
$40 18th st. sep25- I'm
DROF ETTORE BARILI will return to Wash
L inston, Thursday. October 18th. 1873, to resume
h,s obstruction in singing Prot. B,rili Will be
Esa to receive s; his Pupils and those wishing to take
frorl 10 to IL O'Clock I'm. sep25tO tl9
ON 14TH STREET -FRRNOH LESSONS
JlU MLLEV. PRUD'HONlME'S system is thor
ou4f and practical PUPILS. adults and children. ad
to PM. Mondays and Thursdays after pm
Q ssses at Mrs Hines Academy, Baum's hall. cor
~ ~, and East Capitol. Tuesdays and Fridays AZ
ard Pm sep25tr
T ,Aw sCRooL OF. COLUMBIAN UNIvER-
Il
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ON MCPHERSON SQUARE,
CORNER X AND FIFTEENTH STaEETs,
Sixty feet front on K street and l29 feet on FIT.
tenth street. viii subdiyide m sking two Lots on
street and one on Fifteenth, or three on Fit
tenth, two alleys 20 and 80 feet in the rear.
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LIMITED NUMBER OF YOUNG LADIES AND
IA LITTLE GIRLS will be received into Home
School on the Heights of Georgetown, where they
will be instructed in the English Branches, Lam
gua9es ard Music. Terms moderate. References
exchanged. Address P. o. Box sos, Georgetown,
d. G. ep23tw&s Ct
c1Rn A YEAR Board and Tuition. BURLING
plCU TON COLLEGE, Burlington. n, J. Fine
III atioD. aug27-w&f,l7t
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
POST OFFICE NOTIC.;.

D0sT OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday Sep
tember g. 1879 will close this ofice Tuesday
NJ for Europe by steamship Nevads via Queenstown;
"Wednesday, at 30 NJ, for France direct by
ship Havre and at r. NJ for Europe by
ship Bothna via Queenstown: Thursday, at A.
Europe Adriatic via Queenstown
spondence Germany France must DO specially adj
dressed and II NJ for Europe by steamship Sess via
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg: Saturday. at A.
NJ for Europe by steamship City OF Berlin via Queen
and Scotland be spe-
cialiy addressed and at A NJ for Scotland direct by
steam ship Ancnoria Glasgow; aud III 30 A. NJ
for Europe by mshp Mosel via Southampton and
Bremen. The mails for Denmark. Sweden and Norway
despatched by Hamburg and Bremen steamers only
The mails for Nassau p leave New York September l.
The ails for Hayt Kingston Maracabo leave New
York September The mails for Havana leave New York
September and The mails for the West Indies Brazil
and Argen New York September 8. Tho mails for
Newfound leave New York september s. Tho mails
for Mexico New York September u. The mails for
China and Japan Francisco September IL The
mails Australia 1e leave San Francisco september "a
THOS. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE NEw YORK, August 30. 1875