Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1877, Page 2

WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... December 14, 1877. CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. Avevege sie Circulation over pl png amore heen Ps! ec ad that anw — lv paperin Washington, sn than that of all the others added or. The Holiday Trade. On the principle that “the early bird catches the worm,” some of the most sagacious dealers in Holiday Goods are already arranging their displays and getting ready to make their at- tractions known to the publi It is a well un- derstood fact that the best customers are those who make their holiday selections early, while Stocks are full and fresh, and when they can be properly waited on. Dealers who would secure this desirable trade should, therefore, be prompt to give the widest possible publicity to such inducements as they propose to hold out to purchasers seeking barg. We need not add that the advertising columns of THE STAR are the recognized medium for all com- | munications of this class, but we may be par- doned for reminding business men that the | loss of a day's trade before the holidays can never be Those who commence earliest are conseqn least likely to have to carry portion of their stock goods until next season, with the risk of being out of style, shop-worn, and ultimately sold below cost to prevent a total loss of the investment. The refusal to recognize Diaz may help to bring about a state of affairs in which his ful- fillment of th niditions on whieh his recog. nition by thi es is Said to be based, Shall be impossi High-sounding revolu tionary proclamations are continually thun dered at him, and troops are in arms against him. To be sure, he seems to be secure at pre sent. but th re not more varying phases t the moon than te Mexiean polities. The p liar relations in which he stands to our gov > ment cause him to be stigmatized in the in flated Mexican style, as “a despot toward his countrymen, but a low and servile creature to. | gner who refuses to ex fore! d of friendship.” ward th -o-- The property-owners in the vicinity of the old Unitarian Chureh are making another Warm protest against the use of that build for a pol art. Would it not be a sati tory settlement of the difienlty to convert the old chureh into a sehoot building, and to pur chase or rent a build purposes in a neighborhood not 6 “tl by priva’ dences? School accommodations are badly and it is probable that the chureh could be adapted to school uses at much less expense than for police purposes. In the opinion of many, the old church could be converted inte a building, requisite cells, offices yinodation of the police court; but at any rate there is no question that its lecation there would be a very unpleasant 1 undesi- borhood. nd rooms, for The isis is over, Mahon will accept the Dufaure mi is the news today, and we an ti and Mae- stry. This mnee it has- ay be on the . is backed by the Congress and by y Thompson for appointment as min- ister to Belgium,” the Indianapolis Journa? an anees that its columns “are open to any person whe will inform the people of I who Mr. Emory Beaw hamp is.” The Journal may inform its readers that Mr. Emory Beau- champ is, todraw a figure from Esop, likely to be known to history asa dip log who Jost a tolerably good consular bone in reaching for the illusory reflection of a full mission. Calling attention to himself is likely to work his downfall. —e The New York courts are still engaged with the question whether Commodore Vanderbilt was sane when he made his will A New York jury will probably decide that a man who could make a hundred million dollars in Wall street.—and keep it—was tolerably sane. +20 The grain operators who have purchased for a rise are not happy over the news of the sur- render of Plevna and the prospect of an early peace. Upon the end of the war the great stock of Russian grain now stored at Odessa will be thrown upon the market. During the hostilities «rain is unable to get through the Bosphorus and past Constantinople to a market. On account of the short crop in England, there is likely, however, to be a demand for American wheat and corn at good prices, even if they do not reach the height they might have attained had the war con- tinued for a year or two. ee Noting the fact of the large increase in the crime record of Kentucky during the past week, the Courier-Journal remarks, pensively, that * eness and whisk; ‘e three cky’s most malignant enemnie ae Tne WEEKLY Stax now ready, contains all the News of the Week; Proceedings of C gress: December Meeting of the Potomac Fruit-Growers’ Association; the Cricis in France: the Russian Victories in Turkey: Agricultural M: ters; White House and De- tment News: Proceedings of the Courts; neal Affairs: Choice Stories: Poems and Sketehes; Agricultural and Household Mat- ters. Terms: #2 per annum, prepaid ingle in advance, postage pies five cents, in Wrappers. NOVELTY. FLANNEL WEAPPERS, in plain and compi- nation colors, from the worki-renowned Magasins du_ Lenore, at _Mecle-6t M. WILLIAN'S. } UTTER: BUTTER: BUTTER! We are now ities and all Whe want fine. CREAMY BUTTER. re RBSTLY ANIA GLADES. Anil FRES and FRESH Pui BUTTER and FRESH EGGS AT REASONABLE PRI: Stands in Western. Northern and Center Ma 4-coZw* 3 PEARSON ‘& SONS. Ys 3-5 and other DIST RIC r Gud Quarterly Corporation Stock delS-3t LEWIS JOHNSON & ¢ Gore OFF AT LOW PRICES. One Ton RAISINS, One Ton Fresh NUTS. Ove T: Tesh CANDY. GRAPES, ORANGES. BANANAS. WITMER, _Secls-tr ms PRNNSYLVANIA AVENCE. sr TAL NOTICE. Some person or persons having circulated a false rumor that I was about to close iy gallery, this is to give notice that Lam not about to close im lery, but am increasing my stock and facilit manufacturing every article connected with it. ‘Thanking my many friends for past favors, I re~ Hy solicit a continuance of the same a « 1235 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. for INTH AND F Our extra fine Cole iy $l.pes pat,” extra fine Cologne on! € pin peaginenchiet Extracts, AL Pas Tooth! Bene i Toilet Articles, &c. Agents for eure of Opum Hane. Also for Keily’s Koumiss. iptions carefully compounded. new articles for the ‘lain Glass Ware. Toilet Besar Fine Portmonnales. Whitman's ic-» we desire all to call and examine Our dock before purchasing. di2-27 B* & Cos Emgland) PALE ALE, OCTOBER BREWING IN Hogsheads, Barrels and Kilderkins, AND CARTRELL & COCHRANE'S BELFAST GINGER ALE. Just received and for sale by SAM'L C. PALMER, 46-tr__ 57 GREEN STREET, Georgetown, D. C. Fees SALE_CHIC KERING PIANO. Toe- : Has 3 ¥ | Hates: Jpitial Handkerchiefs, at 25 and 50. Mikyy nrn exora neror (One door east of Mitchell & Martin.) a Immense stock of Kid Gloves for Holi- day Presents. The only House in the city dealing exclu. sively in Kid Gloves, Elegant 2-button, 7% cents and $1: 3-button, $1. 61.25; 4 and G-vation, $1.40 | and $1.60, On sales ot 3 pairs and up a discount of Wer cent. ms iia it CHEESE. macester, Port de Salut, ruyere, a Fine ‘Apple, ae 1 in Neufehatel, | AT LOWEST PRICES. | N. W. BURCHELL, | ance 1332 F Street. Cresine NOTICE. | February Ist, and shall continue to sell off our stock e | DRY GOODS anp CARPETS until that date at the greatest bargains ever offered before. * GEO. J, JOHNSON & CO 711 Market Space. |OLIDAY PRESENTS. T. 621 DP Sr., Now in Stock kerehiefs reduced t 1 and Embroidered Handk * Faney Hemstit Matters in great variety; a full line Rid (Glove 21D st. wie. F You PRESENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS. DESIRE TO MAKE A SUITABLE Call and examine our Lmimense Stock of HEATING STOVES, seliing at NET COST, nitine stock bi wary Ist, 1b whieh we out the a ‘Together with the finest assortment of COOKING and HEATING RANGES AND LATROBE STOVES, 2 ELEVATED PLACE HEA jass in every res} 20Ds and GAS Pt beautiful in design and first- HOUSEFURNISHIN: TABLES in great varie AT NER & JENKS, _717 Seventh st. n. Grecian FOR HOLIDAY TRADE. TOILET SETS ane prices. Decorated at low figure TEA SETS; entirely figures. Artful designs of CASTERS, BUTTE! and other Plated Ware of Rogers’ best A large variety of ROGERS* LERY, FORKS, SPOONS, Er All these goods I will sell at astonishing LOW FIGURES. VASES; new designs, at all JHAMBER SETS; beautiful styles, patterns at astonishing DISHES akes.. TABLE CUT- H. HOLLANDER, 418 Seventh street, Opposite Odd Fellows” Hall, dl4tr FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Children’s Suits. Children’s Ulsters. .. Boys’ Suits. Boys? Overcoats. Youths’ Suits .... . Youths" Overcoats, from 4 to8 years from 4 to8 years -from 9 to 14 years from 15 to 20 years OVERCOATS. Heavy Blue Chincilla. 5 Germania Dimon Fur Beaver 7 Dobson's Striped Fur Beaver. 9 Blue and Brown Melton. es 10 Lippet’s Elysian Fur Beaver—| and blue. R Florence Beaver—blue, black, and brown. Siberia Heavy Ribbed Fur Beaver... West of England Plain Beaver—brown and blue Royal Ermine Chinchilla. . BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS. Union Worsted......... Berkshire Black Diagonal. Russell Dark Plaid Cass., all wool, 6 styles, London Basket Worsted. Globe Mills Plaid Cassimere. Chase English Stripe..... Burlington Blue Moscow Beaver. Elboeuf French Cassimere Uxbridge English Worsted. DRESS SUITS. Fine Black Cloth Dress Suit: +815 Fine Black Cloth Dress Suits. $18, $20, $25 and $30 Fine Diagonal, Basket, Worsted Suits, at $15, $18, $20 and $25. BF Above Goods just received from New York, ‘and will be offered at very low prices. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsyleania avenue, Between 10th and 11th streets, Se Store open till 9 p. m., and on Saturday till 1lp. m. di4-tr FITS € Dr. Brown's great prescription for Epilepsy hay- Ing now een tested in over 10.000 caves without a jure. he has te is mind to make the ingre- ents known sufferers free ef chai Ad- dress Dr. O. PHELPS Brown, 21 Grand street, dersey City, Nod. aa PRoFosars FOR LE QRSTRUCTION “MATE- ENGINEER'S OFFICE, DISTRICT OF Ce WASHINGTON, Decembe: Sealed Proposals will be rece until twelve o'clock M. on SATU ber 15. 1877, for furnishing certain construct on tit information apply at this office. der of the Comusissioners of the District oft Columbia, R. L. HOX cae Lieutenant 13-2 Engineer of Dis STAG WHISKY, 'o meet the times, we have reduced the price of this popular brand of Whisky, unequaled for flavor and purity, to 00 PER GALLON 1.25 PER BOTT HALL & z, dec5-tr 807 MARKET Sra QT. ANN'S INFANT ASYLUM, corner 24th street and Pennsylvania avenue,” under the su- pervision of Sisters of Charity. This Institution reception of found! and was established for the destitute children. Bene lt alae 7ingln deymrinen a which every comfort and convenience can be afford- ladies: either or residents in thecity. = “We s NEWMAN: MDa Physictans toChikiren’s drunent: Dre OW, CALLAN, J-MCV.MACRALL: andi. Mf, Nigw- ee divisory and Consulting Board: D. R. HaGy: MAD Se Rion, BL, De Gnarrox Pete Me D.; A. ¥. BP. GaRNeTT, M. D.: 5. C. Busey, M. Di anad. Foub PHombso, MoD. jee lamisia L“t CHANCE!! Buy Your Tickets Now! ‘The Day Approaching for the SECOND GRAND DRAWING OF THE COMMONWEALTH Prise Distribution Company, (Under act of Legislature of Kentucky.) DRAWING POSITIVELY DECEMBER 31, Or Money returned in full to the buyers. $520,000 CASH IN PRIZES. 860,000, $20,000, ‘RD Suvah thocsany Ormenes So Louisville, tory. Orta gay $10; q 50, dra’ will be in New xox poe a) Courier-Journal. and pared patios in Adres GW, BAR- Broad: We have obtained an extension of our lease to | ¥D_Thre unfurnished KOOMS & housekeeping on reasonable terms. ALS. Star ufc, A young widow wants HOUSE- Hl KEEPING or gensral HOUSEWORK ity gantry. (City references, Address Mrs. FR. MAT i ‘Post Ottee. . ‘ble white | | oevtes By a respeetal T, VATION as house girl, and is willing 1 make herself nseful. | Please call at or addcess No, | 132 New Jersey avenue now. dies. | ANTED_A neat'y furnished front CH aM BER, with BOARD, ina private family Ggatioman and wife. Siate location ana pri +. B., City Post OMtice, Hi tel vs WASTe Familie Resta | eeding xxl, reliable SERVANTS t | apply at C iho onl-etabitehied National Employment | Room 24, corner 7ch and F sts. nw i T ANTED— Two ladies wish three or } furnished ROOMS or a small HOUS! oF 8ix rooms between 15th aad 20:h and H and I sts. | References exchanged. Arldress E. H., Stat, of- ee. WANTED, ‘A white GIRL todo general I ork. Apply at 1325 6th st ANTED~ To purchase a lot of Was SHERIFF. se good Hickory 328 Penn-ylvania avenue.) G. L. als: | WANTED, A place a by young pred man who can gh best of re= | | Sue NICHOLS, y Wg man with good ree m- Well acquainted with the drag aSITUATION, Address Q. Bie iW business, wan ing Star. WANE »—A WOMAN work: must have refere Ps espect st arg-20" ie and Fit * Also, Box Baiting. specialty 3. Dressmaker. TANTED~ $500. to be het stalments of $50 each 2 a bens of $0) ny A) | dress A. A) r with good A goo. TANTED 407 Est. with modi being newly 14th st. now Yan ben V ANTED A) ees, WANTED the . street. tetween IZ aid L A WITTE WOMAN 1 A WETNU TSE; (whitey a W. JOHNSTON, 150 Me e. new STOV at BUTL V ANTED-T ones and K_ sts: n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, novi6-tr TANTED- EE Vv DY TO CALL at the 1427 F st. desiring hed, hoard, AL eseription, I & CO, Bureau W: HORSES TO WINTER, two miles from city, Good eity re! rences furnished, LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, Office 920_ Fst. new. nov7-6w* V \ and K new. $25. V TANTED—A py number of the "Latrobes to heat two F ING STAR, for which a liberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star office. au30-Uf 7A STERY WORK any ki Xperience, tery gous st possible prices, A. AOCHAC ang 1-Ly V ANTED-M toe y superheated steam, at CHACE’S, Uphoisterer, 614 La. ave. augi6-1¥ W SATER A GARDETS ~ at RICE Steam Beating W: ue, be tween 4's and Gil sts. 5. ‘Called for'and d without wes R & FERR Sweeping Work leftatW. 8. MITCH Ww ANTED MOORE, avenue, make be made at bi LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Wedne + 12h ins! 4 BOOK, containing ton (10) Ghusetts ave.. going west, betwe Liberal reward ff returned to 1008 nw. 4 promi navy yard or office. A literal my office. W. W Dialer, 511 New Jersey ave.n.' OST—A GREEN PARROT—Escaped from its cage on Monday last about 2 o*elock in the, afternoon: was last seen in the alley rereen | i H and Deirees streets. A suitable reward will be paid for its return or information that will to fts recovery. Apply 21H st.n.w. mnecticnt ave, wk. a MEXICAN NKETot bright colors. The tinder will recelve a reward of $ if left at this office, 10-6 BOARDING. furnished, suitable (merase or afamily. Excellent Ta ‘erms moderate, ew S* ECOND-STORY SUITE, for two je Board, ‘ork avenue, i 297 LST. NW. Second story FRONT ROOM. with 122" fire and gas; $50 for two persons per month; also small Rooni, $20. 14-21 ODGING. TABLE BOARD and FURNISH- [4 ED ROOMS. ‘Transients accommodated at 622 Pennsylvaniaavenue n.w, | Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. 622 Pennsylvania avenue nw. d13-3.° OARDING—At the ing Rooms. t had at $18 3 Vinceds Atco, ‘Transient Boarders accommo steel 508 9th street n.w. ai3-7t* SOME OF THE MOST ELEGANTLY FUR- NISHED ROOMS For Rent in the city, with the finest TABLE BOARD, are to be found at Mrs’ FLINT’S, 823 and 825 Vermont avenue, opposite | the Arlington Hotel, “Terms reasonable. “a12-6(" | ] First-class TA BOARD and Furnished Rooms, en suite or single sonable prices, Transient Boarders accom 512 9th st. new. BoAevixe — Windsor House, 1927 F Elegantly furnished Rc % third flours for rent. en suite « “Single, at red with or without BOARD. a | TAB .E BOARD. a ee ALLEN &CO, 8- ‘GU ™ litn Sr. —Entire NEW_HOUSE. Bia oe KOOMS with first-class T. Rooms on first floor, Transient guests accoin iss BORDL. M*: F BLE BOARD: suite of | ee OOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD— Newly painted and papered and handsom “ly ad water clo Rs furnished. bath roo ble Boarders, new. T r G GOOD | and sin- | i2tr | FOR SALE. jose-panel CARRIAGE, in. good gondition, at No. 38 Congress st € Hi ine hands. between 6 and 7 ears old: sound, kind and gent iittie tsedy made in NewYe rEW AND SECOND-I ec ATA SACRIFICE, “Five new Albany Cutters: one light RRIAGES Coupe: two Coupe Panel Rockaways: four Juimp-seats; three Pony Phietons: ms en Li ies; o-top Buggies, and fifty other styles. jAlso,a lange stock of $ sound hand and Buggies on Irund, at fa. av. P. D. SCHMIDT & CO. posi tury. |ANARY AND OTHER BIRDS, CAGES of every, variety and form, BIRD SEED, &: at Mrs. DY HEURICHS old stand, Nor dao street. None but good singers kept. datcim - GOETZ. rue DECKER BROTHERS won their success ¥ and MOCKIN and Birds’ Food, forsale at alow south B st. east. [d1i-lm*) @. % solid merit; they hold it by unre-, i} i effort in Wangs sat direction Bat rt also, for “the BURDETT ORGANS: 407 ‘st., near Penn. ave. ‘dil-tr F® MEYS, tag anor kx HEATING STOVES AT COST FOM THE NEXT THIRTY Day: TINWARE AND HOUSEFURNIS! GOODS. sot CORNER OF 7TH AND K STS. N.W. 410-6i* HOUSE. near hools, markets and THe WARNER & CO. 90 F t. dias F lg FURNISHED HOUSE. _N>. 1823 I street n.w., orone suite of ROOMS, with r without BOARD, aus FOR SALE OR ENT of foriy-foar acres, 5 miles from Capitol; about 300 fralt trees of apple, peach, Pear. eal ~ En- quire S.e. corner Sthand T That fine new BRICK HOUSE Q street, with 13. ross and veniences, Also, No. 2008 14ch street now. 19 roms. InquireetS. R, BOND, 321 4% st. d16-6i* Fv. RENT A three story BRICK HOUSE, 7 1EOMs, KO and convenient, to the departments, N $20 month, in advan ¥: Hence for honsekeeping; reat moderate, at TLL 13th street, between G and H st oR RENT Three ROOMS on alley, between 4th and Sth and between Nand O: twoot them «an be rented separate. Inquire at 611 } Lew. Fv RENT- 511 F street n.w. sts. unt suitable for housekeeping, on first and sero fd nfurnished front and ; heated by Latrot and cold wi sack AR bath room at ith all the comforts « with BOARD, $50 per 1513 10th street now. als-2* FOR RENT- HOUSE No, 1523 P street now... mventent to Riggs Mari 8 rooms, range bath room, rent $25. Also, BRICK mlern ert stationary w Apply at Room 2 Wat Departnent. dim rthwest c sed as a large K-house, Apply on the premise E Mt RENT—Nice six-room HOUS n.W.; Water, gas “0M erate. inatuize av 817"Market Spac low to, Cloud Bul FE Dial = ten Hing. F; large front Apply fre GOR RENT Ar ANT PLACE Furnished PARLOR and BED-ROOM, with reom tached, ments: private FOR ionary washtubs jar. “Can be seen at any ti 204 and 206 10th si, Louisiana terms apply to nd Coubstana corn POR RED 442 Pst wo-story BRICK H eight rooms, bath: © ROOMS, second fh and bath, Inquire J ns PP sts, COTTA FOR REN Georgetown, house gas, bath, nee. Neat reste 150 feet deep: aUNo, 23. BRICK HOUSE 1335 st. in repair and all adern convenience: MITCH yivania avi L, 981 Peni a corner superior advant~ good tenant HN T. ARY F RENT furnishec Apply f bath: Phree Unfurnished ROOMS, with eof bath and heat dl2-31 FOR REN T—Handson second floor, suital) house new, with all me family; ne children T—No. impro} 1416 K st. new., on Bounda th st. new. fa Inquire of Dr. dR RENT —A two-story BRICK HOUSE 930 24th street not RE: oT ‘OR SAL E—-HOUSE in Center st Peasant, six rooms, attic, cellar, latre aa and Sink in ki Si. 5 50 por month ata great bargain, hid ol ‘ oe oven, will se fice, malnting of selec parlor, three besl- ng-room and kitehen; located within four squares of all the departments. Rent Is 730 12th st, pits 2K RENT—An elegant STORE and RESI- DENCE, corner 14th and 5 sts. n.w., will be rented on fair terms to a permanent, tenant. that fine Store and Residence, containing 7 ro private; very, large cellar. Also, Brick STABLE in the rear, The store is large and_ fitted up ready for business. Apply to OWEN LEDDY, Grocer, corner 13th and M sts., orto J. G. MATLOCK, 12-6. 635 F st. nw JR SAL. (625 Virginia ave.sw...con taining 7 rooms and astoreroom. Lot 25 feet by 100 feet facing front and back ona street. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. Inquire 1209 H. st. new all 6% RR seven rooms and bath hewly papered and painted; vania ave, Key at 2137, nw. ee +R RENT—With Table Board, two hands SUITES OF ROOMS, with’ bay windows. Also, single Rooms, all newly fu at rea- sonable prices, 206 F st. n.w. 410-60" WOR RENT—In a private family, communicating PARLOR and BED-ROOM, unfurnished, with use of kitchen, gas and fire, for $13 per month: Board if preferred. References exchanged... Ad- are T END, Star office. ai0-3" F )R RENT—Two large Hall ROOMS. corner of Penns l-established LAGER BEER 37 Market Space, opposite use in Georgetown; rent low to a per- 08-6t_ the market h manent part newly paint h’ st... 9 rooms, ys. $e AP FORD, 708 Eston. FOR RENT—No. 1623 3d st. n. Potor woodhouse adj 1 to good tenan orth for key and terms, oR RENT—BRICK 1 iar, With all conve ES. six” rooms and el low rent. Apply corner 7th and Q sts. to WHEATLEY BROs. nw, ALE—The desirable RES - — iS on nily fitted up; all modern ol Brick Phe. M Stab) Seto. RE site tS Hall, RH T-STORE No. a session given at once, Key at Piano door above. ni6-lin . Ine faire of FRANK . Columbia Law “Pullding, 5th st. +; OF 331 Missourl ave, ni2.5w* PROBS ahd HOON Ane tae te an + rn for house keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvaniaave., corner 4's st. novil-2m* made entirely of jets and whten probably. is known | 2 and wi in the city, 1 propose to allow to be voted away to some church of our cit) aa Commencing MONDAY, December 10th, the od 1, and fongontdisarwsngy Pecan Sed receive fought in my store, more Tahal, also have Haif Tickets, esata, fe mate at name ot Sepreives in ‘a locked ‘box, of which Mr. 8, KAT- 310 7th street, has kindly consented ber ™., the a sean hen a B. SILVERDE METROPOLITAN BAZAAR, decé-tr $12 SEVENTH STREET. NEE EXHAUSTION — A MEDICAL a series of aetiv- RIDA ORANGES. ae a hye ls splendid Fi Fruit twice HALE 4 ae ACE. seeszzsssas R™ ESTATE BULLETIN or STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, S11 SEVENTH STREET. J. Dwelling Houses For Sale. NORTHWEST. K st., near 14th, 3-stories, mod, imy jcPirerson Pisce, 3--tories, mod. IInps.- doth, bet. Qand It, 3-stories, m. 1. a C, bet. 1st and 21, 3-stortes, “mod. 1. Woes F. bets 13m and 14h, 3-stories, m, £,. 8 rs and R. 2-stories, m.i., 6 rs. hand Tih, 3-stories, mod. tmps.. bet. Cap. & Ist, 2. on S,max, fi h, pm Wanted. HW Farn barn and imore and ¢ Baltimore. K. HW. WARD BRAINARD H. Wannen, 916 F strect norihwe a house, BOT sts uw 20 1th St.nw, (fur) Soo 1 xn n.W, cor, 6th and EF. street 3 Oth st. 2 O10 Penn’a a’ 2020 14th st. nw, 305 12th st. sw. 1234 10th st. 216 1 st nw 490_F st. sw, 516 10th st. ‘nw, 1725 11th st. 1907 Pa. a 1s 1104 6th st. 406 Mass. ave. kw. 39 Defrees street 632 634 B st. se. 35 Corcoran st, 11th st. nw. DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every bales and Saturday. 730 13th st. n.w 508 Lith st) nw.) a 404 6th st. n.W 728 13th st. n.w., mod. imp 1 Ast. s.c., mod, imps., 12 rs... Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For. Sate. 426 New York ave. n.w.. fh, 7 rs... £ pod, imps., 7 rs 1 od. imps., 10 rs. mod. imps., 15 rs.. 313 10th st. s. es Unimproved ‘Property For Sule. 4:h st., bet. Land M ne, per ft K st.. bet. 3d'and 4th n.e., per ft Tat. bet, Sd and 4th n.e..” per ft Bd st, ne., per ft. Sst), bet. Land K sic Ber per i. Square 961, per ft.. st., bet. U and Pose, South Capitol st.. bet. Q and R .e., Kentue KY ave.. bet. 5. O. ave. Dand E'and 14th and isth s.e.. per ft Houses For Rent. 21 Stoddard st.. Geo'tn, furn., m, i.. 416 10th st. n.w.. mod. imps.. 29 rs N. E. cor, 21st ahd " sts.. mod. imp: per ft perit. and € st. se. 12 rs.. $100 rid 736 Dth st. now... wd, ‘mips... 11 rs. 2004 Ist. now. oc imps., 9 rs. 613 F st. nw, d. imps.. 10 rs. Pr, 1143 7th st. n.w., mod. imps.. 8 rs. 1737 F st. n.w., mod, imps.. 9 rs. 425 and 427 47h Sv. n.w., mod. imps.. Li rs. 105 H st. n.w., mod. imps., 9 rs. 830 20th st. n.W., mx, linps., 7 1137 7th st. n.w.. mod. imps.. 215 D st. n.w., inex 911 9th st. 519 9th st. n.w., 807 224 st. new. 627 G st. S.e., 320 24 st. se), 1003 M st. now. 1336 16th st. nw |. imps... 9 rs. re. mod, imps. ia mps., 8 rs. imps. 6 rs. dig asth st nw. Tospect st 1463 Pierce issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a =-Bul- letin** of all property for sale and rent on my books, Which can be had on application at iny office, oF will be sent by mail if de: Loans, $2,000, $2,600, , $800 and $600 at 8 per cent. al2-tr OR RENT By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, Three new Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 N.Y.av c stores ‘fr re 7th st.o.w 3 Dwelling Houses over above store: | 909 13th st.n.w..9 rooms, | 515 20st. iw., TO rooms, mod. imp. 200 5th st. se.) 10 rooms and store, mod. imp.. 50 rH Dst. nw.) 10 911 R stn. w..9 roe 204 5th st. se.) 10 roo 239 Ist st. se. 9 rooms, 1804 7th st, nw., 8 ro 1808 7th st. nw 513 11th st. nw. 21 Carroll st. nw,, 7 rooms, mo Furnished Houses to private families oni: Houses and Lots in every section of the reduced rates, for sale. Oem A. APPEL, 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Real Estate, General Collection and Ciaim Agency. mod, imp. No. 1380 Q st. 2.208 RENT. mod, ii $00. . st. n.w., 14 rooms... FOR SALE. i Two 5] LOTS on 13th-st. Circle; a bargain. sien! 19 Vermont avenue, 9 rooms, mod. oa eee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. i DISPENSABLE BOOKS. ney Its Laws and History Bo $6 00 its Laws and alae ad ane Lol " agsesuseas 88 ss i =a SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, nov2l-tf 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. wa PAPEBS, lease SHADES, &c., RICHARD HENDERSON'S, | 406 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, ING pert PARISIAN Lay eng ___ EDUCATIONAL. A vUNG DUNG MAN oh was = XY the irainie we on fervate Instreetion for For on bot oF more in afterncnm orevening. Address “P,Q. k .*" Star offer. 6-4" AMES CORRIDON. Professor of Peamone’ Si. Cloud Batiding. $m and F Writing: pokkeeping and shert-Hand tar ght in short amd easy courses of lessons. Thor RS Ra ah aces BL. WARNER oh ANTED-¢ 16, O20 at 7 WHA anc T RE! Tew Teck box sae v. SRO" TO LOAN on Real Estate. SALEO Se as dele Bet twatructiou RO. HOLTZMAN, Nlect4-se 10th and F streets northwest Spereneeet. Leacns given at raldenaes ‘awa ot GETS IN CASH Will be paid to any person proc SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLE ing a ope-keggel Cuben seater, ‘who hes goed SGU ENC ERIAN BUSINESS 00 STREDTS recommendations, a POSITION in the geverun service. Address CENTENNIAL, Star office Two RESTAURANTs ‘Open day and evening. Beautt ‘ul halls daughters practically educates : . denned . ane trae ~ ay tions. English Language, Le ler-wriling, Bast of business, Apply to C. hess Penmanship, Business Forms, Book kowping, F street northwest, Ficution, Physical Exerciaes, $2) fer quarter, payalie on enter 'ng it equal monthiy Instalin >i ‘entering. A studea"s quarter or bee mS at time of entering. Evening tuition, Tlustrated circular, giving particu” portunity for one wishing b STAURANT, spen- Xtures in good order, . Box Gz, City, di43.* on 10. S very de sirable building 1. ) terms; will take (hb STRERT, CONNER Now other ty. approved motes or bonds. Address | ReMinctos FAIRE AME. Director, Box sho Fe decl4-24 | With abie assistants. Circulars at arusic stores, } <aétr S72”. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. by class application for $20. In tend at 7 per cent nr a decl3-3t DOWN M wy formerty Ins. of Languages, College of St } 4. Circulars in bowksteres, Address €2) 34 at ‘ONEY TO LOAN at & per cont, Interest, « AGE koreans: lenny gas Qheoo | Borewest. — me. CASSIN & LIEBERMANN? INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL. They isa L-6 te F st. m.w.. Sd floor, ~~. aw Mises POLLOCK & SOFRR, "Toy DER MEDIRS TAL. CLERKS. a. E Secor, “hecusl cess ier Ladice. Potenee ana — FREES. m1 ni « ioane apply at 1 Bhs. aw ais tity, for im Ket now 58 dee SE I ene ADEMOISELLE V_ PRU HOMME'S A FRENCH CLASSES MILLIN ERY Beginners, Interme and Advanced Toss Penney les and with a perfect near ih street 4 practical conversation 1 p.m and t Latic NEW AND CONVENIENT y deste mthly installment mand pm , JOHN SHERMAN un neserved for Priva —_ ~ a 14 i2ih st. Mondays ana Thur week ¢ tween and YHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP Fou Sate on CAT A irctinss ALR FARM. RY * EN acres In grass. alarge Bick House, gout waier Sf® EMy 4 A twent four acres in fine Big 1 grass trick HOt Se ss. Farming walies fron CHOOL OF MUSIC. TeT 8m at.» T. DY EN SS \Term apens MONDAY. Neweabet deol d-3 Sith Iver sounenen Ae.) 83 ws! oR SALE F Morked with 4 all ¥ STORE, « ISS Onn ary Shel ENE S YOUNG Fr Included with the stere ts ree dry cellar directly NL under it, two rear, and thre» new a iy purpose if 4 SNTLEMEN’S GOODS ; "na met wi FAte strirs and E streets southw NOW REapY AN ON REAL BSTATE ENTLEMEN’S BROADWAY DRESS WATS Ko ONLY & STIFF FRLT HATS ed patterns, for Gentle interest. ran place upon a of UMBRELLAS AND WEST MARKET PRICES. WALTER KERR, Hatter, 1419 PENS. AVE. AbovR WiLcann'’s JOR SALE Ok EX: orw “LOSE BUSINESS Hine stock of FURNISHING GOODS French and English Casstmeres Diagonal F. & H 410 Im fine BRICK 422 Sa st POR SALE—At a Sacrifice HOUSE, with back building, ts In good condit 3 medern tn Coat price if sold soon, $6,900. in stnall iis: West of Ragions Cie, Apply at office of WM, HENRY BROWNE ee Pee, yer, corner of jana ave. and 4st. d4-im ta Solicited. “Nom 80 CERTAIN AS TAXES AND eee CURES. AOR. AN sieath, "is an oft-repeated axiom. But tt is = CHEAPE N ANY t a rethod onthe van ‘th ae ment of special Lates sr ACE IN vN EwoR co i mprovements » tinexnunits can le saved . ss" Hing on WELL awit DICKSON, 222 4 st. € Branch ay — ta a we F Street uit him before settling your taxes. 3-1m rthwest. Washin FOR SALE We mene the FINEST ¥ F REAUTIFUL OEDER in the most elegant man RARE OPPORTL Fine DRESS SHIRTS made sutta Muslin and Tw: 1.25. Y-one Hundred heap io DRESS SHIRTS, ready mad ery fine new three-story and basement. BRICK +3 oO dings. amsntia Muslin and Twenty-one Hundred (in- aig Be en. for Fine DRESS SHIRTS. Wai Ished in the best pos twist M nd Eighteen How sirable and New Feat cents, “sine DRESS Sh k 13 ine he miy cents, Fine Fe Is 25 cents a pair, iy Reversiia Width and depth. nicely se Six Finest Four-piy The above houses front « eof the most desira- Ine streets in the city, nicely concreted and. parked. FS COE ARS tor BL. Heavy Canton Pia cars “! 9 sold upat KAW maly GO cents, goods mate Paige gl y, and will be sold upun easy | Sraer and quaranterd to give satinfastion, oth in J. VN. HUYE quality and fit. All goods sold are guaranterd o4 No. 1506 Pennsylvania a Fepresented or the moury returned. One pricr 1 ly. a1-tuin (Atiington Insurance Building. ) ie sc, WOUIMO OINK, tees ONEY To LOAN, in sums to sult. ou olla eral security, bank aml fire insurance sto , om Teal estate security. time and sums t0 Civizene, ARMY AMD NWASY low rates, WM. F, HULTZMAN. Attor- a Se - plitan Hotel (late Browns), Washington. | DRY GOoDs. y Severe. N > J. HEIBERGER, 000 TO LOAN ON REAL cent. CHARLES F. nov8-Ly QOR SALE—A four-story BRICK HOU trally jed on Pennsylvania aven aod Inquire at’ hovs-3m 200 LOTS AT MONTELL coutains store and 15 rooms, gas and: weier haved cellar; stable for two by office, Orses, Fourteen trains B. ce. 2 miles: time, 6 ets 10 cents, coupe i ticket 8 cents NESDAY Special attention is called to our $1.50 and Sf grades; they CANNOT be matebed under | $2.50 a yard, ] ' 8 cents, con r day. Sale will take and SATURDAY, at Terms: oe cash: L. Loom | CONNOLL Y's, @8 NINTH Sreesr, _Mecl3-tr_ Opposite the Patent Office. LOSING OUT sae SEASONABLE DRY GOODS. PERSON DERSONAL.—DEAR Je ¢ communicated with I have made the Grand Tour, 1 visited the world-renowned houses of Lubin, Condey, Atkinson, Low & Son, Rim- hardins.” I wasted lots of mouey and FI found the genuine articles at WAGG A- MAN'S. 1 advise you to callcn hun and examine WISWALL & GWYNN. ire Beant nd nt bottom Reuter Bemnvines | $15,000 worth of new Dry Gouds to be sold in ths | next tWo weeks, 75 new Ladies’ long Cloaks from $5 up to $20; Splendid CLOAK for Largest stock of Blankets. Spreads and Comforts in the elty; prices from $1.50 to 815. 15.000 yards Beautiful Colored Cashmere at 29 cents, sold for 37's. 3.000 yards Knickerbocker cents, very wide, Large lot of Black and Colored Cashmeres, 14 ards wide, all Wool, G5 cents. dl see WAGGAMAN, at 477 Pennsyiva- ee de" STROLOGY. - MADAME Ross. This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No, 201 Dst.. corner of 2d n.w. Ske has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future, In love or business her advice is invaluable, describing your friends, point- ing out your enemies, and informing you of the sure Way to success In all undertakings. Consul- Dress Goods at 19 tation strictly confidential, Ladies, $i; gentle n FRIDAY, December 14h, 5 best quality. from them, an Se wondity which we will sell for 4) cents. worth ) THE LADIES. —Ladies having superfluous hair on face, arms and neck can have It perma- nently removed in one week, without injury to the skin. A warranted cure for Freckles, Moles, Pim- ples, and all diseases of Ube scalp: preinature gray- Scases of splendid Bleach and Brown M ents. Heavy Canton Flannel, 6', cents: Fiannel, 8 cents. Extra # ess cured In one day. A cure guarantend fn ail | | Qurstock being so much larger than we ws cases. PROF. AND LAL like it, and not wishing to carry Hover until 13-6m 4 7a st. n. season, we will sell al a sacrifice for the next tee 7 ar IRYOWTA Wevks. YIPSEY CLAIRVOYANT FROM EUROPE . WISWALL & GWYNN Giifrentest wonder of the work, rae your life aes Skakere tient from, tho cradle to the grave; consulted on tore, | s » _ wearssceciving Nereis ona ness, death, law suits, finds abseut ; ve ovelties every d Frcovers lost or stolen property, brings the | HOIIDAY PRESEN Ts. at separated togethe s the great Euro. i = pean charm astonishes all her visitors; saustaction | XX TRAORDINARY BAMGAINS warranted. “Hours: 909. 734 7th st. near corner | yes p rniers between Rein panes ~—_ Sakae Best quality Hooks and Eyes, 3c. acanl. Good STROLOGIST. —Mrw. Dr. E Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, be. piece, Clark"s sylvania ave: If you wo ard Ses only Se. spool. Doub consult the Dr. in ali things. Office hours from 9 $1.75 per Sard. Doubie-width a.m. top, m. ‘sep27-Gm, all-woul. Mateinser Dress «Goods, in myrtle green brown, and navy blue, only $1 per yard AD AME hed Canton Flannels, (est makes.) 8. au XN Twilied Red F All-wool Blankets at cost, to chase ached Cottons, Se. per yard and up. 20 Bone Hip Corsets, in boxes. 28. Regular Made British How, 25c, Splendid Silk Clock Ba Uriggan Hose. onl: 50c. Elegant three-button Gloves, (extra long.) “in black, white, street an opera Shades. only $1.25 per pair. s. 8c. and up. and a complet Extra by FAMILY SUPPLIES. rue pest, MAAR OF ret-claxe Goods, many of which a YORK BUCKWHEAT. under and all tian ruling market prices, “| GILT-EDGE BUTTER, Close buyers of goad goods should call at NEW Rarsins, 410-tr BRODHEAD'S, 1206 F st. bet. 12th & 130, holesale and retail. LL THE BEST GRADES AT THE Low- = HALL & HUME, ext market in Brst-class FANCY AND _deed-tr 807 Mauxer Srac MESTIC D ODS, »DS. 50 pleoes DRESS GOOD 1256, U5. 30, 5 and 37's reer “COLLEY'S. Market JW. nov24-tr 801, corner 8th street, ODS AND CARPETS. HEAP wot: bay od AND © aarErs. TMO! E'S MINCE MEA’ A axe AND PLUM PUDDING. NEW RAISINGS, CURRANTS and CITRON, Seven Pounds MIXED NUTS for $1. Soc yard qo Be. BEST SWEET CATAWBA WINE, $1.25, La eee oe ae DUFFY'S CELEBRATED ROCHESTER Cl- a DER. ‘inducements. to JOHN H. MAGRUDER, _o FINE GROCER, 1421 Ngw Yore Avexve, a J, W. COLLEY's. ea ae | ff Be Lb i i g, g e