Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. TON: uary 8, IST6 SHING -Edttor. CROSEY S NOYES Reqs” Circulation More than Three Times that of any other Daily Pa- per published in Washington, and therefore by far the Best Adrer- tising Medium in the District of Columbia. To Advertisers. In order that the large and rapidly tnereasing @dition of THE STAR may be delivered fo ts car- riers and served to subseribers at a reasoable hour each day, it is necesseary to close the forms as nearly as possible at 3 o'clock p.m. Adverti- gers are therefure requested (0 send in their adver- tisements not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. If wecetved after this hour there is great danger that, With the exception of imperative cases,—such as The Lomion Spectator for December 13 con- tains the following communication, protest- ing against a statement in the Con‘emporary Review in regard to Walt Whitman. The note to the Spectator was written by Mr. J. B. Marvin, of this city, who was in London ‘When the article in the Omfemporary Review Appeared, and met mavy of Whitman's Eug- ish friends. WALT WHITMAN, THE AMERICAN POET—A PROTEST. To the Eiitor of The Spectator— American, and an admirer of Wait Whit- man, I cannot withhold my protest against &# certain statement in Mr. Peter Bayne’s E npen Mr. Whitman's poems. in the last number of the Confemporary Review. In rebukipg Mr. Whitman's English aimirers, Mr. Bayne says: “To accept Whitman at his own valuation is to strike a pang of despair into the hearts of those who, amid all short- comings and delinquencies, refuse to believe that democracy means dissolution, and that the consummation of freedom means an ex- ebange of the genial bonds and decent amenities of civilization for infra-bestial Leense. These Americans who d faction from English pr aid they are not few,) are just those whose faith in Gemocracy is most iin wavering, and Whose iteal of the republic is grandest. Aud it is Whitman, more than any otner, who bas confirmed their faith, and inspired th: 1: ideal. In bim they have found the true in- terpreter of democracy. To their minds his poems sup,.lement the Declaration of Inde- Fendence; and so far from being the toestn- ir-—An ‘ive most satis- ise of Whitman, call to tnfra-bestial license, they make best- iality impossible, abolish’ it, lift ali they treat of—politics, sexuality, the by » the bodies of bri occupations — e region of perfect purity, sauctits m. That Whitman’s admirers in Any the only persons who entert democracy, which Mr. Ba not claim. but that they pair of the rep by the praise whieh Mr. Rossetil and Prof. Dowden and a few others have b+ stowed vpon Whitman in England, I must deny as nnqualifiediy not true. Our patriot- fem in America, and our faith in the rep’ lic, are not so poor and weak as that, aud I beg you so to assure the English publ Tam, sir, &c., J.B. Marv 38 Bedford Place, Dec. i. The article in the Conlemporary Review, above referred to, is a bitter attack upon ‘Whitman and his English admirers; but it As fully offset by an artlele in the Gea‘lenau’s Mogazine for December, by Arthur Clive, Utled, “Walt Whitman, the Poet of J Which is one of the most commexilatory ¢3 Mates of the poet which has yet app2arei, and ranks him as the foremost literary cuar Reter of the present century. -.oe- “The Daily Washington Tribune now takes the lead in circulation of the oldest daily pa- per in the District of Columbia.”—{ Zridune. The context to the above statement in the Tribune article would indicate that it had Teference to another pa but as a matter Of fact Tae STAR Is the oldest daily paper in the District of Columbla, and we suppose the Trifame, though it has di ess a good Cireulation. will not seriously claim a circa jJation equal to THE STAR. ———__e+o—___ The resolution introduced in the Honse by Mr. Frye, of Maine, providing for the eree tion in Washington of an equestrian statue ofGen. Zachary Taylor will probably be adoptet. We already have such a statue of Gen. Scott, and Gen. Taylor's pabile services are certainly no less deserving of recogni- Uon. His remarsable march at the heat of @small army through a hostile country to the city of Mexico, and the unbroken series Of victories he achieved, are matters df his- tory of which every American is prout. His countrymen showed their appreciation of his Patriotic services by elevating him to the highest office in their gift, and it is strange that while we have been building monu- ments to other heroes we should have neg- Jected to put in enduring bronze the form and features of gallant “Old Rough and Ready. ——_-26e--—____ The report of the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections on the question Of the Presidency of the Senate pro tempore takes up in order the precedents from the Second up to the present Congress. The Committee reach the conclusion that the President ro tempore is an officer of the Senate the same as the Secretary or the Ser- geant at-arms; that bis teoure does not expire at the meeting of Congress after the ‘Girst recess; that the death of the Vice Presi- dent does not have the effect to vacate that Office; and finally that he hokis his office at the pleasure of the Senate. Jefferson held that the office of President pro fem. was determined at the meeting of the Senate after the first recess, but the records of C. gress show only four similar instances in the history of that body, ani no less than forty-nine where the President pro fem resumed the chair afier the first recess of the Senate. The proposition that the death Of the Vice President does not vacate the Office of President pro fem. is also sustained by quite a number of precedents. It has been argued that the office of President pro tem,, im case of the death of the Vice Presi- dent, is @ constitutional inheritance which the possessor can hold until the time when the term of the Vice President would have expired, and that he can be removed only by Impeachment. From this proposition ths committee wholly aissent. The reelection Of the present incumbent of the Presitency pro tem. or the election of another Senator in his place wouk! be in entire accordance with the views of the committee. “They say the alarming increase in the death rate of the city of Washington ts due to the imperfect sewers.”"—{ Chicago Tribune. The “alarming increase” story is a pure invention by Satan or the New York Sun, or the two “jintly.” Washington is, with one exception, the healthiest eity in tae country Of its size, as the comparative vital statistic Will shew. ———_~seo—____. 4tis hoped Congress will take early steps to raise the price of gas furnished In this city from $2.50 to $3.50 per thousand feet the Old figure. It was generally supposed that ‘when the price of gas was reduced there ‘Would be & eonsiderable reduction in the mount of bills against consumers. People ‘who have several years’ bills on file, how- ver, assert (and produce the figures to prove aheir statements,) that their bills since the Teduction are larger than ever. In at least several instances the gas bills in November and December last were exactly similar in ‘Amount, and this in view of the fact that the Gays in November were considerably longer @nd the nights consequently shorter than in December. Complaints and protests are ‘Wholly uvavalling to remedy these abuses, and from the arbitrary decisions of the gas Company there is no eseape except in the @arkness or in the dim religious light far- mished by the tallow dip or the more peril- ous kerosene. If a remedy cannot other- wise be found let Congress revoke the charter Of the present monopoly and turn the maau- facture of gasover to the city authorities. ‘This plan has been found to work well la many cities. Let it be tried in this. oe Richmond, Va., is growing steat.ty and solidly. It now claims @ population of 72,500. Members of Congress would do well to care- fully scrutinize measures w they tntro- duce by request. Thousands of bills ant resolutions are introduced at every session which are never acted upon favorably. All these documents must be printed at the ex- pense of the government, and are sibse- quently sold as so much waste paper. Some of these bills are of the most absurd char- acter, and many of them are models of gram- matical inaccuracy. If members will first | examine these productions they will decline to compromise themselves and throw un- | necessary expense on the government by in- troducing them. If anything cowl! disturb the remains of Gen. Jackson In their grave, it seems to us it must be the fact that there tsa democratic majority in the House of Representatives and no notice taken of the Sth of January. And such a beautiful day for a celebration, too. WASHISCTON, D.O.,Jaxvanr 7th, 1576. ‘The undersigned, Hatters and Farriers, agres to close their gespective establishments at 7 o'clock p commencing MONDAY, Jaucary With, and con until MU! Saturdays exonp: =< YAMES Y_ Davia: SONS. BH. STINAMET? WILUETT & KUOFF. jan 3 KER & GREEN APLMANACII DE GOTHA FOR 1876, THE“ COUKT” ALM Just imported by NAC OFTHE WORLD ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER, avs 2t 495 Pawy. Ave D'ssoue The firm of BIGGLES & GAUSBY by DISSULVED by mutual ¢ THOMAS RIGGLES, Jo KSKIN GiDSBY. clatot with mo in basiness x IBA W HOPKINS The G by rocery bu firm n who will mes due the ‘ate tim (Signed) {yang 3t") CHeICE GOODs. TABLE OIL, Of ny own tmp FRENCH GLACE FRUITS. — COBNICBONS, pat up in Paris. ORANGE MARMAL x PATE DE FOIES GRAS, THOS. RIGGLES, on and brand. Tins and Tareens No OW. BURCHEL 1432 F 10 14 S*VENTH STREET. IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN DRY GOODS Best Wameut.a Cotton, 12he. per Best Ancroscogg ip L Cotton. We Very beet Prin: Very gvod Printa re Good Unolenched € A great many 2 yard ets reduced t 6tge per yd ods reduc Dress & BARGAINS in Biack Silks, Black Alpacas and fine Dress goo: Flannels, Biaukeis, Cassi meres, H aravd Notions, BF Gane Pr Farr dealing to alt WM. BIRD WYLIE, 1014 SEVENTH SikweT. EVENING COLORED DRESS SILKS. We haveon hand a very beautiful asscrtmant of Light © Drews Silks. comprising LIGHT LUE. PINK, LAVENUER, MODE aad other light shades, which we offer at New Yors prices. Also, the most comple.e assortment of BiCH'GLACK, AND DARK (OLORED DRESS to be found in thismarket, all pared ‘o sell as cheap as any re the coumiry. S#- Each piece marked in plain figures a: very lowest prices. ONE PRICK ONL WM. SHUSTER & BROTHER, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ViCK’S FLOWER AND VEGETABL’ GARDEN Is the most beautiful werk of the kind in the world It contatne rearly 190 pages hundreds of fine illus ations, and four Caromo P. af Flowers, b auti- tuily drawn aud colored from nature. Price 35 cents MU paper covers, 65 cents bound in elegaat cloth. hich we aro pre- i establishment ia the It Vick's Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25 cent: year} Kit Address JAMES VICK, Rochester, NY. AlMA4NACH LE GOTHA FOR 1576. Jast received by MOHUN BROS., EOCKSELLEBS AND STATIONERS, arS tr 1015 Pennsylvania avenne. (QELUCING PRICES, have just marked down @ great many fancy Woolen and Silz goods ia order to rau curing the present month, and ledies who © not supplied themselves for the season, now have au opportunity todoso at much lower prices Glegant assortment of Striped and for Overdreses, Matlaess Silks, Embroidered Polonaise, Embroid- Pe broidared Uverdresvwea, RICH BLACK AND COLORED SiLKS. All Wool Plaids. and an elegant stock of Dross Gods gererally,and we wish to sell them season. BI One Price Only. im Piain Piew i W.M. SHUSTER & BRO. 719 919 Pennsylvania avenue. NEW GOODS. CASHMERE LACES and ISSER1INGS. ECRU IMITATION POINT GAUZE LACES and INSERTINGS. CABHMERE NETS, and other NOVELTIES. Just received at DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st, rs 1 | WANT JANTED—A small HOU: | Address TA, Star: fice, ha , centrally located tating terms. it” 450 Louisia ud 6th streets, ween FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. 9 to [oO RENT—FORNISHED moons, trom ‘$15 per month, at 903 Teh siree iro) » is deowe suites and wugle BO without Heard. at 4006 bstrest me 5, with or Jans 3t* < COPYING at home, Ww: dembeltich siterary comes as at | ARRIAGE WASII- None ethers newd apply $3 BR. ORUIT, Jk, 1724 G streot ANTED-A SITUATION as walter or coach- ‘man, by @ tan who understands bis business V Good references given. Please address Box 9, Star office art BOR OSS 0 227 Greta reer, Georgetown: has 7 ro ms, gas and At @B a mouth “Kes wu ro RENT—Tweo necting RVOMS, furnienel, south front. within s short distance of the U itol: 13S East Capicol street, {PORK RENT—Threo« ory and basement RalOK HOUSE, No. 910 Brn sireet. between Land K streets in goed order Toonire ®3\ I7th streat.bs teeen HaedI J A RAHEEM ans at” ) ANTED—Gy a yoqng man, a SITUATION as coachman or driver in some atore, or watter in V PUR BENITO scree or more of UsND, suit able for garden; new house, and good water at some family. Ad. No. 7a orth | the door; two miles trom the city. Terms vers mod west = ares ESS MA nara wee | ede Levebre eee tied wire aus tt J ANTED~ For the balance of the winter, for his | [SOR RENT—A very largs wcood wut) Sa Witsatee, at the Feea Store, 1609 Lith strest f ae ae entshed, modern orthwest, © good, servi i ark | Conveniences Tal Caren Very light. Inquireassboren’ neas tin” | thedoor, 449 Mamechontionner Ole © WASTEO—An OFFICE BOY. one who can write o sin and rapid hand, and como weil recommended. Lock Box 157, stating axe, &. Jans St” BRECK woUses ae bs 1493 and 1435 T per mont nguireof AS CAYWOOD, 1129 Nth street northwest jane Si WASTED—Betwoon 7th and lath and H aad 0 for mares porthwest. thre Fnished ROOMS, fer man wife a 5 lresey stating terms, Box 6. Star ofice: © A4l* WASTED—s reliable COLORED WOMAN, fo niibeitke fare of children. No one wou reference. At the sousheast c of Guy and Green streets. Groractown, Waster bED-EUOMS, tion northwe-t. 0 Ww hree Unfurnished Bb. erpished PARLO: location west of Lith street and north of Pennsylvania avenae; in house. Address J.D. G, Navy Yard. 5 at’ respectable whit girl, a SITL mbermaid or narae, will do D KOOMS. Fc KEN) —HOUSR aoa SPURS, with staul in the rear; bas water. gaa and bathroom. will be rented separate or together, 315 A street soath east. between 3d and 4: streets. Bor partic ply, 201, corner 6th and B streets south tol Hi ‘OR BENT—seven BOOMS. par) tarry a for houskeeping. in new brick house ha: ing all modera conveniences; on north side of public square, and half square from street cars: ansur pu sed as a residence, either summer or winter. In- anite at 600 9th street nerthwest. aneSt [PGR BEST — Foreistea ROOMS in suitor single withont Board. Inquire 1234 lath stros y pane 3 Fe BENT—A two-story Bul K HOUSES. ix rocms snd cellar; water in kitchen, No 325 Sth street northeast. yan?-at™ Rent $15 BRICK HOUSS, six rooms parlor room will satisfy Kefereness to be ex changed Address till 20th instant, to Lock Box 100, City gust office. 1" Want » Ladies ty call ar the ST. JAM BOTEL, Room 3, » Prof. Livingsi grit French’ System of Onttiog, Trims ei4 Designing. In connection with the sy «ha new piaa of cutling trimmings, by w yards of ary kind can be cut in tw without wasting any cloth. Also, designing of tri mines. Agents aud Canvassers wanted. Two G eral Traveling Agents wanted, and a G:neral Age tor this city 1 for two days. iY WANTED SA. larse, fgeond hand tire: prooj SAFE. Address HT paut-2t* \ cNigent GERMAN GIRL, to d who can do plain aw a4 Apply immedtias 2 WANTED—an UNEGR NISH&D ROOM, in the inity cf 12th and F streets, Atcresa G, Star offic Jan7-2t* Waste KER: mu Washer aud ironer; 1021 Ith stre weat. W&ASTED- A TENANT for House 101t wast tapicol street, fur roome, summ water in yard. Also a me size. Inunire ANT*D—A competent WHITE WOMAN for chatbermaid aod lanodresa: referoncss re Apply at L709 Rhode Island avenus. be- and w a Jan7-2" WASTED A stay industri ARM HAND, oF ao energetic and trustworthy man who will work @farm ox ebares. Team and ntensils will be Provided Address Box 10, Star offi: jan? 3t* WAS TEDIS comfortable nufurnisned ROOM, <r two small communicating rooms, situated | between I7th ard Zit and F aad L streets” Addr. ss “Kequirer,” Star cfice, jan7-2:* WASTED — One good Houxekeoper, three ¢ man girls as C 4, and two colored Uooks, Families supplied with the best servants. National Employment Office, Room 24. 7th and F 17-2" W3NTED—With Bosrd—a furaished Room, for two per-ous; also @aingie room; light and fire after 5 o'clock. between H aud M aud lth and lth streets; price $75 forall, W. A.B fice. WASNTED_To root. bya gentleman, wife ant ron, aemall HOUSE, or two or three ROOMS suitable for hou-ekeeping. ‘If furnished, would rent rbuy part or ailof the furniture, Address ¢( C..Star office, giving losation, prics, &c. yan7-2c" WANTED—15 a genteel and reliatie eotorea servant ct experience. a SITUATION in a privete family as conchtman cr hous» servant: gocd references fri m last employer. Ax y, MATIHEWS, No 313 E st. northeast, wast Kod pet cookivg, Washing, and ironing, and \ guired tween to do the Basict in general housework in 4 private family; vod ret erences re street south WADTEDKA re-pectabie Colorel WOMAN to docooking, washing and irontag, for small family = Must bring good recommendations A sireet southeast Janb V JANTED—A reapectable White Woman wants aSITUATION as cook ine good family, who node rstands all kinds cf dishes. If not willing t> sive good wages please not toappiy. Address G. M, 17) 6 L street. Jans 3t* WASTED—An exper inoed PHONUGHAPH E. who Wri es an ex“ 4. wi 1 two or three Congress ence — Best reference 1016 Wib ot orthwest WASTER -SIEUATION by 8 Lady t housekeeping ad sewing Jady at home or traveling Addr ess Mrs, I. aint WV ASTEO—A lady ond gentieman (withoat chil- dren), having an elegant house with every modern convenience, house heated by furnace. with pen grate, with use of private horses and carriage lesired, like to nmke arrargements tor the bers with family or any permanent responsibie party, who can lave the PABLOB, Ll ABY ant BED ROOM, with all the cont fahome. Address A’. B., Star office. 44 4 NTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW that smoky chimneys can be cnred from $8 25 orno pay. Orders left at BUTLER, corner Sh and K sts n. w., will be promptly atteniled to. )3 6:" WASTED—To rent, a small DWELLING ia Y northern portion ct city; must be in good! cality. Address, with location and terms, “T Box 730, PO ja03-6i WASTED—A young man of practical experience in fruit culture and improved farming desires EMPLOYMENT. Best of reference ax to charac ter and ability.” Not afraid of work. Addre: “Horticulture, ’ Star Office. Jan3-6t* WARTED Gentlemen to know that WILLIAM MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes @ specialty of cutting garments to be made at home. povld-ly d. Apply immediately, No. 3 24 Jan?-3t R t Address asdet in rks Compania to Good references given L. SNEAD, Frederickei arg, Vir Jane St BAscayysi BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BRODHEAD & CO, 939 Peswa. Avs , Ber. 9TH anv 10TH St:, OFFER Lyovs BLACK SILK, (inclu¢ing Bellon’s, Guinet, 4 Benet.) at trom 91 to $4 50 per yard. 3 Blue and Seal Brown Freach Der yard. AS, 26 cents and up. zbergen and Kuickerbocker 8 Sand other DRESS GOUDS, at re- duced prices. All wool Freach CASHMERES. % cents and ap. Wamsntta COTTOS, 1254 conte per yard. Linen TOW ELS, 91 per dozen and tp. 10-B tron Frame HUSE, (best make.) $4 per dozen. S burton KIDS tu Opera and Street colors wad White and Black, @1 35. We have opened s Braneh Store at Old Stand, 1205 ¥ street, between 12th aad 13:h streets. ERODHEAD « Co., 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU Notice. Prior to tabing our annual inventory, we will, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY. ofr car ENTIRE STOCK OF DEY GODS AT & NOMI Inctuding five cases (icnuine Wamsutts COTTON O.XX improved fabric. I2}ec., 12¢e., gC., 123¢c. is cases best oe all the best ods bat made, at Sc., 52... \"Phres cases best Gray and’ Black Prints, reduced to FhaC.5 65gC.. 650.. OAC.» By ‘Three cases 44 BLEACASD COTTON, equal to Frnit of the Loom, at We. Wwe. Forty pisces SCOTOM MIXED PLALDS, tn seal browns, at +. be Five bales UNBLEA HED COTTON, at 5 cents. Two cece Double Wid:h BLACK ALPACAS, at Re» Bes Hea AOK CASHMEBES. 3 [iat = MERINOS, Cost makes AL PAC Str 25 Now Reduced BLACK ALPACAS: ™ . Now Red: JCC BO ensnscorconerenrvsorores HE BALANCE OF OUR CARPRIS WE = WILL CLOSE Soret aéaur cos: 2 BLanxsts at Cost, from $2.50, @3, $3.10, 61,35 ‘Twenty dozen FELT SKIRTS, reduced to Sse. i €. M TOWSON & CO, japscotr 636 PENNSYLNANIA*AVENUE HE SUPREME OUURTOF THE DISTRIOT eee eee COLUMBIAL Term, Provaie Jurisdictiem, Jan. 8th. 1876, LEB. Application for letters testanentery onthe os: wth or Snthe es. fate ot bee Welthinvellor, of the District of Colum: Wy saree to Exchon NEW STOVES for old Creed BUTL: ae ye ie street west, Opposite Nocthern 7 Market.” 2 eepls-im" ANTED—OABPETS TO OLEAN at Bice Bteam B Works, 490 Matne avenae, be- tween 436 and 6th streets s. w.—Called for and ds livered withont charge. aple-ly LOST AND FOUND. OST—Oa the 7th instant,a DIAMOND. A lib- 4 er! Mg. and willing to make herself useful ene $2) per month, in advance. Pisz74 and coms recommencel. Adtres «4. | nd park in frout. Ne. 220% i3sth sticet_ Key Star office. jan’ 2° Z OF. jan?-at* ({}S0CHT—Eia echadenes. gate FOR BENT—* vew two-story BRICK HOUSE. zum Kochen and zur Hausebeit. with baseme n rooms and bath-r Kleinen Fr milie_we Wa-che anvcegeben wird | ith water aud gas, at $39 per mont Guter Lolin. Gute Zeugni swe jou veriangt. | Sth strest north ast Avzutragen von 6—5 Uhr Abends. M. WILLIAN, | gx08 At Sle 997 Pennsylvania avenue, Jans st Poses ede pon 8 j *NTED—BOSKD till summer months, : alll hendscenely furaishod, Wine v wife nod twn atnall: welt st. _Toard if desired sur 3 bared ¢ , ion about twenty minut Desiral OOMS. tarnished or well from City Hall; mnst ivle to street G she o . jard. a raileay, Two adjoining rooms are desired, or one Pcrscraih il lghieks So Rl street northwest, oppo: one block from Capt ror BENT—A neat two al Gardens, and jau7 St" 7 BRIOK with five rooms and ¢ Ritches bark door, Rent moderate. Iagnire at street, between 2d and 4) at: uortheast. sant a {°O8 RENT—Two iargo, vicay Farni BOOMS. with or without’ Bi in a priv family. ®11 th strevt, between H and I weet i Vor K T—Tha’ most desirable newly farn- ished HOUSE with modern con reniea near ¢ Lines otcars, No. 9230 M street northwest Bv.rything ready for housekeeping. Inquire on prew yaad 3:* [OCR RENT—Twocommanice ing ROOMS, outa ern etposure. « ond th modern conv ines of 8 G street NT—Front Indiana avenue, two pleas © hich basements beneath *pl.g; hall bed-room if ‘4 Closet, abd Large bath ase call D- FOR EST V HOUSE 4 O street. Iorge_ fur: Apply to F. 3. Me@UIRE {08 BENT—ROUSE for rent and F for sale; or will rent the house turn near Post Office "Address JM. Star oftion. jan 3! R REN T—No. 410 lth street southwest: ntue ¥ ni rent $2) pee Apply to THOS 2. WACGAMAN, 519 Tth at pels % ns Se [oe BEN? sc nly, four HO Mou third Heor; unfarn'shed. Apply at store corner Ma sachneetis avonue and Math street n. w [608 BENT nicely farn: front KUO sere; hocse has all modern impro [608 BENT—Pleasant ROOM single or comma: 20 34 street northenst. [698 BENT Siictie wed banc i ROOMS, at reasonable rates TABLE for rent. Apply jan6-31" newly furnie cating; reasonable rat jar63t /B KENT—Two furnished BOOMS for ol 1 Massachusetts avenue. co ‘ation excellent, “i turnished and heated. All modero impr meuts Fon, 545 DWELLE room # wit moe Will be sold farn For terms apply to F. 8. OBOLD, Ne or on the premise ENT—BRICK HOUSE, wix ro a STOLE ord OKULAK; stable and pnnip in K. between $3; and 6th atreets southwest: No © Corier 7th and B streets(No. 1701) jand-3t* 1% RENT—Two nicely Parnishes ROUM=, heat and gas, for gentiemen, on Tertius moderate. 2413 Pennsy mnie SERB 1 SLEEPING KGOM, horthwest. between 3d snd 43@ streets; Convenient to good table bo Terms moderate jan5-6t dary pressed 224 sonth A. stre Fer RENT_Furnished HOUSS, corner of Lith street and Massachusetts avenues, (late residence f Genersi R. 0. Schenck.) McGUIRE, No. 1306 F stres 1°98, BENT— One or two bands ROOMS, elegantly furnished and vory eligi heated. Rent quite low, Inquire at 125 D street northwert. jan5-4* large ROOMSon second floor, Tet svathwest, with gas and - in pleasant neighborhced; sth street ca: gers the deor. $10 per month. jans28 COR REN?—Fornished HOUSE on very reason- Abie terms | Apoly at 9uG I street north vost, or WALL & KOBINSON, 921 Peansylvania ave bhe. Jand tf ESE GENTS A bandsoms PARLOB and BED- BROOM, with or without Board; convenient to the National and Metropolirau Hotels: suitable for a member of Congress or others. At 4i0 6th street northwent, jand.6t~ OB RENT—The GREENWOOD FARM, ad Joined on the south by the land of Old Poor's ouse, on the Tensllytuwn road. The restdeace will be rented separate from the farm, or together. Apply S'1 H street, between Sth and 9th streets Boribwest,Lo’clock. |janSIm| JAS. TOWLES ‘OB RENT—A very desirable saite ished PARLORS, beit-< in the heart o ve of railroad and near the princigal hotel men locking for sich will find it to the vantage to call at No. 1203 Peunsyivanta ave- nue. JanS tw" [OB BENT TAT the New York House, 337 Penn +ylvania avenue. nicely furnished and vary loarsut PARLOR and SLEEPING APARTMENT, Arply to pl o city,on the Gen- suitable tor member of Congress or ot her rospectabl> parti SLEEPING ROOMS for rent. ° bloc jalf from Capitol. jand-3t P°OR RENT—1100 1th atrest¢ race L atrost northwest. furnished KOO MS for reat, without ‘d; bath, hot and cold water, « pans 6c vB BENT—Farnisted ROOMS, clogwatly fo nished PABLOBS and HEDROOMS, at 521 Ih street. between E and F to Willard 's, Ebbitt aad import NT—HOUSE cf Ros aR Street northwest: water andsewerage. nq seme to ROBT. A. LA com pany, SOA RE DIAMOND i $2 D 1a: be EL The above reward will be pai Star oftice. OST—A POCKET BOOK containing a few dol- 4 lars, und some papers of po value to any one out the owntr. The tinders tf disposed, Will piease leave it 1 reward will be paid if returned to Mra, | at 1404 6th street northwest, or uext dvr. Pr EGLESTON, 632 Massachusetts avenue. ja3 2t* | | $22.20 per month. in advance. Jand-oo5: ‘OST OR MISLAIG—A DIS JHARGE from Co. )OR BALE—Neat ¢ ory FRAME; 7 room JBELE. Scan. App porasurtorreing too | EG Sinton front, aide and back yard. ‘Pri: BIULE, Hook and Laide: | $270. About ove filth down: balance in qaarterly it | instalments. Apply on premisos. 630 OF louse and H st. reet id ortheast, or Kovin 37, Floors Dy Post Ufc Hi le janS-Im* y returning it to eo BENT—PARLON ond BRD ROOM, second in ficor; private family, near ply at 2224 F street. jant-Im F% SRENT—Now and handsomely Burnished KLOR and BED ROOM; 919 @ street Ebbitt House. Ap- 917 Penua. avenue. ee . Jun 6" r< BD Fru ¥ of Alfred Het *O) LE—The three-story BRICK HOUSE S7iisesrs nb. TwoCOW Scone rel, with F'No. 1006 H tect berth + TL rooms. with the loss of one horn aud rope on her ‘nec! back Building. modern improvement; lot Sixt uf spetted. Suitable reward for their returnto | Apply to Dr. J. F. HABTIGAN, No. 1224 ALFREW HEIIMILLEB, Brentwood road. 23 | #treet. reet enst, ians FOR SALE. r CHEAP, OR RENT—At corner 4 fe southwest, STORE and FIXPURKS, Room back, aleo, Stable; alao, Hor-e, Wa all. Inqiire 1007 45st. 10" HUBSE, at Lis iny gon, License; $400 for OB SALE. CHEAP—Gentleman’s road — and ogy Reba fd iad ot better than three aiautes. pero for tuo days at CHAMPLIN & HILLUWS Srables, 214 1ith st between B and 0. aus-a* OR SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S TURY-OUT— Horse. Top Bu, aud Ilarness. Apply at Stable, } loth, ve G street northwest KF OB RENT Two bandsomely FUBNISHED HOUSES at mod erste rates. = F.W MILLERS CO., 915 F street northwest. ENT—1536 I street, near the Arlingiou ‘Hotel and all the street cars: new and clea. Forniebed PARCOBS aod BEDROOMS. B ali modern conveniences; north and south expo: decd) Im” hes sure. Foe RENT—A very desirable inrniahed private RESIDENCE, or Suites of Booms, 1229 N street northwest. deol7-22<* FOR RENT—Furnished KvOMS—The most cle- gant and spacioas Kooms to be found in the Dis- betwee m. saab St | trict In ither nite or tingle. are at No. gis sd NOE MOET e BEOS ne Belen nae One of the most central locsliticn ta the atty. Wir ast front LANDAL, bat little used. dec29-ta.te.s3 | Trop RENT—Two fine OF FIOE ROOMS. Aise, Bird FUOD, at No. 137 south B street, between! ‘water closets. all pew snd complcke., Apply, at cor- Mocha CAME ga Goetz. perior to any Secnttigarsna cleewbere. Mt” is GOLDSTEIN, Oaliforaia Cigar Store, 611 Pa. under Metropol tan Hotel. Fou 1201 4 treet south weet. declS tr__No. 319 13th st., bet O and Dn. w. ONT TELL THIS TO ANY ON®, BUT Devaieet Earmcdettese feede are. entirely” made, fnnd ready “or the wash. si the SSLTIMOBE SHIBT FACTORY, declé-im street northwest. KING PROMPTLY EXEJUTED brick front ‘R RENT—STORE aod DWELLIN her, three storte elee Toone, stabie 152 Bridge street 2 of W GBR. rox “Dr. b. W_ RITCHIE. F AUF OK ‘cent ow BBICK HOUSES. « between Congress ard High ee te the most d. ‘abie loca: tions fu Georgetown. containing eleven rooms, with all modern improvements, southern exposure, with magn ifieent view of the’ Potomac; coneanioat to streetcars Apply t= WHEATLUBY BROS . corner Trib and Q streets. Washington: or, F. WHEAT ~ Bo. OS Gey street, Georgetown. dec) tw cbeY ST Dk & good Dasiness c city. fresh a Btock a bough © Good Teme ty selling. Address 1 AC .< WAsteiss Parts five, with a cash cap reet "CB RENI—A two sory BKIOK HOUSE, au aied on 12th street. betweea M and N etre est, containing ten rooms: modere impr: Bent $8 per month. Inquire at 1103 M dectd tm* FPGE BENT—Fornishea or uaturnished. tw communicating BOOMS, second Tu story, south fgont, in pleasant part of Georgetown; conve Diet tO street cars, anitable for teo gentlemen or Indies; quiet, cool aud comfortable quarters. Terms TeascDable. 15S Beall street. Georgetown. 4-22 im 1K RENT—Two hand-omely f hed ROOMS Fk ‘on Ist floor, south windows, with or wivhout board. near two lines of street cars; 412 6th street northwest. dects Iw* ESE SSEE, The RESIDENCE 1727 ¥ street, cated within a short distance of the Executive the State. Treasury, War and Navy de Will be sold furnished or unfurnished, Ss desired. For terms, apply on the premises. after 2o'clock p.m. decd? 2a Foe BENT BRICK BOUS modern improvements; tn rear Howard University T. WORMLEY. S14 F street dects tf F'G8 BENT—ROUSE of four iarge rooms, summer Bitchen, water, and garden lot of 1800 tent. corner of 12th and D strests southeast. Kent, to a ord tne mouthly in advance. Inquire of 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, «posite 1 deez tf Tem and BKD-BOOM and three other FURNISHED BED BOOMS: Inquire 1106 6th wreet northwest octas tf Fo RENI—Two smail BALLS, sultapie for lycenms. associations, societies, &c., ac. In- nire at rooms ¥. M.C."A.,corner of sth ard D woven , Fone, don Terrace, Price @3) per month. J. ets, octs tr FOE BENT—Large uicaly tarnished BOOMS, ingle or en suite, 20 G wireet nore Tw" EGE BESTOFEDEBAL BUILDINGS, corner F and 7th streets northwest, OF FIOES and UN FTRNISHED BUOMS.si and in suits, from $3 to $9. 8. PRENTISS, Agent. No. 12 tr F°R, BENT laree, nicely, FURNISHED BOOM, suitable for two. Gentiemen: also, baodsomely FURNISHED SUITE on first foor; Board if desired. 610 13th strest n. w FoR BSS large, very comfort joned BRICK 1 WELLING HOUSE on the corner of B ‘and Frederick streets, Georgetown, D.C. B°_and attractive. Terms able aud low. WILLIAM TYLER, oct 14 eotf 715 Isth sireet (OR RENT—Eligibie ROOMS, Uougress «treet, Groractown helghty—e Parlor and two ioom an tha first ficor, three Chambers on the four: all chulos Fooms aud suitably farnishst. ootb-rot Ue enpls ~t.th& 60.3 R EAL ESTATE BULLETIN OF THOS E. WAGGAMAN 519 7th St. (Caanses made ecary Wetnesday and Saturday.) Brick Houses For sais 223 A st 8.6, with car slim. imps, rs tS 1$tia st. nw, wil m np. 10 rs 321 at. p. w . all mod Sar s all mod. imps, 3 Fs. od. imps. 3 re. ps. 9 ra hat.o.w..mod in Sdet.s.w., mod imps , 7 rs 7 Md st.s.w., mod. fps 62 ih st. u.W.. mod. imps., z 7 Ys 2-story Brick and Frame Houses For 5: Biegs at. n.w.,( Bit $ Myrtle st. n.e., (B fur Riggs et 1 mod. ips.. 6 ra pt. 6 Te. toll 6th st. n.w ./F. 1 }, mod. imps , 4 es. Ket s w..(F. fi }mod. imos , drs. 7 26th at. n.w.,(F. Ho), mod 9 FFs nae 514 26: wt. n-w.,( FH.) mod. imps. 5 ra... Unimproved Property For Sale. et Istand Sin. w val lot D hat. bet. Land Ky,n w » per ft P bet. 20th and 2ist sts ‘nw 26th st. bet. K and Ln. w L st per ft racy ave. bet. Dand Esta.n w.,perft.. 50 ty bet Band Fp. we, per Mocs vee on » - bet Va. av and Dst'~ w we pave, bet P aud ¢ a) Let.. be Mat. bet.3 Fr Alley’. be 2 Gast. bet tee Dor fi a5 Union et., bot -W. per ft w Houses For Rent. 1034 8th st. n. w.,(furm .) all mod. tmpa., 12 rs...9100 Lat un. w.,(fure.,) a'l mod. imps., 40 Ts... Iw 9N Yo ave. (furn.,)ail mod. tps. 43 re aS 2ist si. n.w. (turn), all tiod, tmps..12 re. 130 6 New Jersey ay.,(farn )au wiod. impa.,9 ra. 10 0-247 Met. n. w’. all mod. imps , 9 Te. oe B. w., mod. imps 6 rs. 30 'h st. By w., mod. tmps.. 9 Ey 243d st.s. w..mod imps, 9 » 45 T stb. w., mod. imps..7 ra... 25 2 Gay st., Georgetown, mod. imps., 6 rs. 25 mod. impa., 9 rs. 2 6 re. 25 250 Myrtle mod. imps,’ 216 Del mod. imps .5 Loans, 21,000, 82,000, $2,0W, and @5,000—2 per cent. for negotiating. yaus tr BANKERS. $50 TO ested to Btook Privilege: b vs inves Write for 72 page book en and Idioms of Wall st. and Wall view 5 N UICKLING & OO., = ~ Bankers and Brokers. octT ly 72 Brosdway.® ¥ $1,500,000" Is the a monthly protit estimated to be paid to holders of stock privileges by various bankers in Wail Street. The houseot Messrs. Alexander Froth- ingham & Co., 12 Wall street, New York, who pos- sens & World-wide reputation for their strict Integ- rity, offer to send gratuitous for one year thelr Fi- ancial Weekly Keport, and a book explaining how sums from ten dollars to tLousauds may be invested Phoee who invest little have the same advantage ae we Pena eg Send for their Weekly.—Boston ost. Nov. 12th. Adiress ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & O0., Baul ere and Brokers, i2 Well St.,N.¥. ovis thts SEMI-AVVUAL OLEARING OUT SALE. A LARGE LINE OF WINTER GOODS STILL ON HAND. EVERY GARMENT WILL BE FORCED OFF AT ONCE. THESE ARE THE REDUCTIONS MADE: SUITS BEDUCED TO........815 VERCOATS KEDUCED TO...g15 “SUITS REDUCED TO.........$16 OVEBOOATS BEDUCED TO..816 SUITS BEDUCED TO.........Q14 VERBCOATS REDUCED TO...914 SUITS REDUCED TO....912 OVEROCOATS BEDUCED TO..812 SUITS BEDUCED To. 310 OVERCOATS BEDUCED TO...g10 SUITS BEDOUCED TO... is OYEBOOATS BEDUCED Té....¢5 THESE ARE ABSOLUTE, GENUINE AND VERITABLE REDUCTIONS. Steck Must Be Reduced. HABLE BROS., dects tr Corner 7th and D streets. FLOWERS ENAMELED IN Wax. HO COUNTERFEIT. : THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS USED. to announce that ine Flowers a shortest notice. mowers Sod Funerals furnished as eottt-B MRS. Tvdos tin eine. OLAY TAYLO! pn 2 Coe oe, pavivg Deriness tffice TT? LOAN-SEVERAL SUMS UF $100 aal | £9600 on real estate seonrit j BICHARD n7-2t 323 1% _ [OE EXCHSNGE— Fer Washington city tm Proved or unimproved.) property. a splendid modern DWELLING, fre FY Hin Syue@, Baltimore, @5.6 m mortgage wt ex er cent pri Appl: to or addres t F ULLEN € OG , 73 W. Fayette street, Baltimore, Mary iand SAOOWS Sar Nae at small store or in connection with «0 will pay. Address “LM.” Star office. yané St” RABE CPPORTCNITY— For Sal at 925.500 on time. a charming Farpishe’ BESLDEBOR om y auare, which recently cost @3150) ail, Lalaye Oash tt will te rented $50 000 TO LOAN on DC. Bonds; KENN& KF 000 Apply at op Keal Estate 5 ¥ TO LEN 14,000 205 1s locality. for » Ne Le Prot P . cet trally lorat: Teal slate «arity Mone inh no delay if <eruvity ieample OASSIN & LiF KMANN, 153° F st. norchwest, Oppo ite Ebbia B jaar a Tu LOA’ a Sand t $100,000 Pavia eek epms to snit 4. WARNER. Feote worth) dec K worth 96.20 RENT, SALE CHANGE Tha fulty f RESIDEN Q street py at cligible tn locality abd posses-ing ail modern tmprovcaeats Luguire of WILLIAM Nor Peciam. Corner K an ie cout hesst; Or, F.A 10 Im Marrland INE BUILDING © A GOOD DWEL LIN GROUNDS for «sie, at. Anu fon, Balttmore and Olio ratiront. th DANIEL ect BOARDING Bonktise—a With good BOR convenience berthwest Bein canate Teble Bow able Cst Mz¥EeS uOTEL, I 470-472 Pexve Entirely Renovate and proved. Table board. Dinner at 4 o’ciock, Newly far nished BUOUS for rent by the month. povld-3m inst cha AnD tu a pri Lass furnished or unfornisbed Kooms rent. 1009 Maryland avence PERSONAL. F TRE GENTLEMAN who pare jacies’ kid gloves at Brodnead & ne, on Friday evening. Jauaery 7, will call fece of business. be will hear something t c. ut} BRODIUBAD « ¢ E —This ts to certity thet JUHN GINS 1s Agent for the Evenin: ar for Cap: Hii and Navy Yard, and CHARLES C. WILKI- SON is his Collector. "Re © 410 East Capitol street. All orders. changes and failaros, if left above or at Star Office, will be promptly atte to aps ave F THE TWO GENTLEMEN who were pre om between Zand 1 o'clock on Thursday. instant, in Joseph F. Kelly '« Bea! Bstate OM) oth street, will send their address to J. L. 8 Qihew they will be handsomely rewarded tor th pie. BICHARDS, CLAIRVOYANT. sychometric De.ineations. also, examinations of by picture and lock of Lair Medicines f if deetred. Can bescen at No. 1511 i6th est. jand26 ADIES.—For favaluable Instructions as to how 4 toliveas trac. healthful aud beauufal life, and the most and best of life as it is, tnctose 1) e ig ROMAINE, care of Box 121, Washington, jan3-Im* TLOR DE MURIAS AN iG BONANZA cl the finest ‘ubac box; I¢ for’ $1 SLUSTELN ‘California Cigar Store. 611 Pa. sy. Oecz2 Im’ MES, 2B: ELLIS, Ascrolocest and Clairvoyant Just arrived, and can be consulted on all sub- jects, pamely: Lawsuits, Courtship. yg q olen. By hess, Absent Friends, Property Lost or St the planets ali things are controlled. Office: South West corner 10th snd F sts. northwest; entrance on lth st. novl-eoSm A STBOLOGY DA! This celebrated Lads ea Beating M CS oe diam can be consult at No. S01 D street, corner af 3d, northwest. She har no superior in delineat ‘ag the Past, Present and Foture, In love or bast " pees _ —_ = favalasbie, describi: — rien lnting ont your enciivs, aud inform! yen of the eu to success fo ai! undertakings ycondential, Ladies, $1; ges. ecopl-iy PROFESSIONAL. MABRY PARSONS, M.D. 1922. F sircet morta AVE west, Particular sttenilon given to diseases of women and children, Office houre—S to 10 a. m. 3tod p.m, nova Si D® 2. & worr, DENTIsT, ote Bemeved to 1210 F Scucrre AS, 7 FRESCO, DECORATIVE and every description of OBNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. 727 Sth street northwest. SPECIMEN ROOM 710 E stroct porthwest, Aullly WASHINGTON. D. 0. = S7 PSB SET FOR TEETG. EITHER SOW 7 by De. A. 8. FLATT, Graduate of Chto College of Dental Surgery. and. of Bash Medical ttoge Of Onicago, £07 Ft ‘side, corner of D. @as and chiorotori: aneat eirnctiug teeth. nani ly BOOTS AND SHOES ADE TO OBDER BY JAS. H. VERMILYA, 610 97H BTREET, Opposite Patent Office, B27” Solid comfort guarazteed. vané-ly dem carro, mip GRR LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES, No. 317 Third street s. «. FINE CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS, CALLS, RECEPTIONS, &c. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID T 1 A MOESES: ‘0 BOARDING Orders left et Congressional Hotel, or at Stable, day or bight, will receive prompt attention. jang-1y A. B. DENNIS & CO. Mas «CHEAPER sTiLL: §d GENTLEMEN'S FIBST CLASs i] | ri The TBUDKS FOR LADIES. RUNES FOF URES ox OMiLDEEn sSdPAGRQUESWBORS EBS rau 425 Trx OTBEET, PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER. SHORES FETE Sir some a rr ana iM LADIES’ GOODS, Ay nk iewn Ladies Fashionable Shoemaker, 610 NINTH STREET, Opposite Pat or 87-4 perfect every reepeet 71 mcemeants 719 at FAL LACKS, FANOY BASKETS. Wo! BOXES, INITIAL HANDKE BEAL La NDKERCHIEFS, « y days only. at CASH, for thir AVING ON HAND « larer and well assorted stock of Real Guipure. Thread end Velen ot, Ladies in'tial and Real Lace Haat end a few fancy art) let x val Laces, Lut (a! Manders F°® BARGAINS io Dave chiefs, &c,@ ° LL KINDS of Fancy and Millinery Notions, eclling ver} DAVE or 8h « IFTEEN CARTOONS new Die for dress trim RAVES 719 Manx ant lw « Mr: HARTLEY “ FLOWEeS trece *u TS : . tT Srace, not Sth atrest » her PARIS MILLINE® + item attent qj Broadway Wrst Now ¥ nn o ers te x . * aver 5 t and wh Ladies Me SELMA RUPPERT, 6149 BERLIN ZEPAYRS WURSTED GOODS CAMPING DEPOT. ToWN Week, RNS CANVAS, ROMER 43m 18 SELLING ANT BUTTONED Of his own make, at ® 610 BLN Ope FOR PARTIES, BooTS STRERT, LaDi£S' 6-DUTTON KID G aud Opera: * A KID GLOVES. in 2.5 JULVING BEST KIP GLOV es Match all the Lares stock of FLOWERS MILLINERY oa 10S, which will Be sold very cheap to reau. MRS. Moo. HON, a p21 and O25 Darset 2 BOXES FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, FINE MILNERY Goons, rece = 4 P PALMERS, ete baeenne ~¥ SING OUT Salt OF A LARGE STOCK oF LADIES CLOAES, SUITS, AND MILLINERY GOoDs, AT GREATLY L ED PRI ES. ido well t my k before g cleew here. ™ M. SILVER, TAT Market Space. ani BON ABTS, Cos LATS. FLOWERS and FEA ESS TEIN MINGS, regard 2 ecm im* og ( FES TO MATCH ADE OF DRESS GOODS, 1OK TEST NOVICK. at M. WILLIAN'S ia pen SATURDAL, SDAY Also, dress S. 1107 Pa ave, set, Baltimore. ADAME JANNARET styles, MISS B.A. McOOR MICK, Ponneyivania Avence, (Up Statre.) afine, French MILLINESY for the Pall ané imported BONNETS and HATS tn the newest ‘Fists French FLOWKBS, FEATHERS, SILKS, ONB, &o. Special atteation given to orders, cota) tr A CENTENNIAL DRY GOODS GREETING! NEW SCALE OF PRICES! GREAT BEDUCTIONS: At the Popular, One-Price Store of WM, BIRD WYLIg, No. 1014 Seventh street Northwest. Demorest’sP. doc31-tr (CuEAP Duy coups. 4 term: GEO, J. JOHNSON « ©O., Are selling 6 4ai wool Drees PLALDS at 75 cents, former price 1.25, 3.4 PEAIDS at 25 cents, former price # conte. Plain SERGES at 20 conte, former price 31 conte. CASSIMERES at 2 gor cent. reduciton. Good Bed BLANKETS at $2.8 per . wer- ranted not ail wool, Agency for the New York Unwashed SHIBTS, ef ae on Fi Le CUT PaPEs no agency of Frank Leslie's PATTERNS.” Onur evtire STOCK omper than we have ever of- fered ft, before taking an » 4 ec3l-eotr Good, Calico, 634 cents; Blenc! nd Brown Cot- tons, Bhi able Line Towels, Hiapkets. Flaonele, Cass audger: chiefs . Undershirts. DUmsS GOODS AT GEDUCED PRICES. We expect to take inventory aext month, and will sell goods at very emall advance to reduce stock Shirts at 8140, equal to uy laundried auirt af $200 FS at 5 auy taundr ri “ eee eisboNe & 130 Bridge street Goorgetow wW.F Ginpons, J. BICHARD BURROUGES. Cec29 eo8t LL DRESS G00DS. FLASNELS AM anne ES, AND Cait sisat cost, ‘To redace stock befure the yearly inveatory. Extra ieducemen ts all through the stock, as it is too large for this sea: ‘American and French PLAIDS, 180. te @1; DKESS GOODS, 125. 15, 30. 28. to We + cheap: het dtewn im CASH MERES aud “CAMELS BLACK CASHMERES of best makes.cheap; BLACK BILKS, @1 25, worth $1 75; SKIB' to be sold: & Beady mm: ree MUFFLEBS, UaNDKER- “ASSIMERES at greatly reduced prices; ARPETS must be sold tor cash, Bresscls trom @) 2 to B10. Lngreios. all wool, @ to Be.; BLANKETS aud COMFORTS $1.9 to oe 00. 3 UDAIN, Market spate Au OUR DRY GOODS aT CosT. i CABTER’S, 707 MARKET SPACE. E434 8883 Be ° ; pREpe ga883 jous ¥. MITCBELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Special Offering of all CLOTH and SEAL SKIN COATS now on hand at Ten Per Cont. Discount trom —— Out the stock by the Ist of ‘The assortment comprises ali the new styles of ‘this season's importativn and manufacture in Cloth SEAL-SKIN COATS, Banging in price from @% to $200. Also— SEAL-SKIN MUFFS, ‘Medium and Fine. JOHN ¥. MITCHELL, Gecl§ tr 931 Pennsyivanie avenue.