Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY... January 9, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over Of amy other daily paper in. Washington, an or v in Gnd ore than that of ail the others added together. a To Advertiser: Advertisers are requested to send In thelr an- nouncements as early In the day as possible, and in allcases before 120°clock M. The insertion in the Same day"s issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Checks, etc., should In all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPany,—not to that of any individual. #@# Anonymous communications not read; re- jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. De of Victor Emanuel. A cable dispateh announces the death of Victor Emanuel, King of Italy. He was born in Turin, in March, 1820, and was consequently about fifty-eight years old. He was distin- guished by his personal valor, and through the statesmanship of Cavour, and his own fighting qualities, his reign will be a conspicuous fea- ture in history By his Anglo-French alliance states, and this reputation was increased by the issue of the war of Italian independence fought by Sardinia and France against Aus- tria. In 1871 Victor Emanuel transferred his official residence to Rome. The twenty-fifth anniversary of his reign was celebrated with great solemnity in 1874, it will be remembered. i Nothing In It. Notwithstanding the amount of project for reopening the presidential question we doubt if there is much in it. It was given out with great positiveness that Gen. Butler was to engineer a resolution of investigation in the House concerning corrupt bargains af- fecting the electoral vote, but he is outin a card making an unqualified denial of the re- port. He declares further that no person has communicated tohim, nor has he communi- eated to anybody anything in re: Ik about a bout it ven stated in the sam that Mr, Conkling is to take th this investigat positive way leadership of ement inthe Senate, but twill not be many hours be- fore Senator C. is heard from in a denial quite as pointed as that made by Gen. Butler. Hon. Montgomery Blair has. it is true. really introduced in the Maryland legislature a reso- lution calling for a Congressional enquiry into President Hayes’ title, but his movement does not seem to gain sympathy from any quarte The press there of all party leanings throw cold water upon it. The Sun declares that the genera! drift of democratic feeling and opin- ion is against reopening the presidential ques- sion. The Gazette says that Mr. Blair's me- morial does not present the on! id rea- son for demanding a reopening of the electo- ral question, which is that the electoral vote was falsified, but that “unfortunately it is burdened with the reiteration of stale ru- mors, whieh, whether they are true or not, cannot t the real question at issue, and with Mr. Blair's personal ‘inferences,’ whi: are as ridiculous as they are unfounded.” The American says that Judge Blai ght as well try his hand as a resurreetionist over the material grave of Greeley as over the politica! grave of Tilden. We have no idea, however, that Mr. Blair really expects to eject Mr. Hayes from the presidentialchair. He was an original Tilden man, and doubtless he is mak- ing this move to keep Tilden in front as the democratic candidate in 188). The possibility of making a little capital for himself at the Same time in his candidacy for the Maryland Senatorship may have been an additional in- But the democratie South and West nker particularly for Mr. Tilden as a standing candidate for the presi they will not be likely to take part in any agita- tion of the question of the legality of Hayes’ title merely for Tilden’s benefit. Nor will the republican irreconcilables be likely to get any leadership of prominence enough to give them a standing. Whatever may be the views of the poli ticians, however, the people of the country will be likely to make themselves heard in op- position to a renewal of the presidential wrangle, when the business interests of the country are in their present prostrate condi- tion, and demand the thoughtful undivided attention of Congress and the Government. And our public men understand that it will not be safe to trifie with this feeling on the part of their constituents. RK. BANNIN De aN eNtea. at the Cushing Ronse, 487 Coatreet. from FRIDAY, the 11th, to FRIDAY, the E pecial treatment PILES, SPINAL DISEASE and ESS ‘and DISPLACEMENTS in the female system, by his system of BRACE TRUSSES, PROPS and SUPPORTS. Sead for his pamphlet. Apply early. J9-3t RUBBERS. RUBBERS. Men’s best quality. Women's best tialit Misses best quality. Children’s} Men's Arcti ui best quality ./2.020°$1125 and $1.50 Men's Alaskas’ (wool lined).20.22000 2 $1 3. W_ SELBY, 1914-1916 Penn'aace. so-tr between 10th and 20th LOSING OUT BALANCE OF STOCK. We are closing out the bal DRY GOODS and CARPETS at the greatest bar- gains yet offered. ‘The stock must be closed out by the 13th of February, as per agreement with the ce of our stock of present landiord. all and see our prices and you will not be disap- pointed. Not being able to get a suitable store Tuom, We Lust sell Off the stock. GEO. JOHNSON & €O., 711 Market Space. ENTS eX F*sonpinans INDUC. FoR THE NEXT TEN DAY: WISWALL & GWY. Received to-day a tremendous lot of HAMBURG EDGES and INSERTINGS from auction. 20 per : we sold t is ). 25, 0 + wide goods Gand’ cents. soid In the next ten days. One case splendid new PRINTS 4% cent: remnants; as many yards as you wi Five cases@ANTON FLANNEL splendid Canton at 8 cents. All our BLANKETS, COMFORTS and SPREADS will be sold regardless of cost. One ease best quality BLEACH MUSLINS at B's cents. Ten pieces of WHITE LINEN fron fire in New York, s ot at 6% cents: the large y damaged by smoke, at ma at 372: $L at5o Anticipating a great rush, we have secured addi- $350,000. Its Grand Sing! | never sca: | Distribution: | 1857 Prizes, amounting to... promfnent points, to whom a liberal Loansand discounts. Other stock Due from appro $9. 428. Due fron Due frow Real estate, furniture and fixture: Current expen! Cheeks and other eash items. Bills of other Bank: Spee Capital stock paid in Due to other District oJ Bankdo solemnly swear that the above is ti OPE®4 KID GLOVES. The celebrated MONOGRAM KID GLOVES just received in WHITE and OPERA SHADES, at the following pric f Bi 1 @-buttons.02 1 7 Also, a full line of the genuine SUGLA PARIS | KID GLOVES at m three times that | MRS, J, P. PALMER'S, 207 F st. bet. 11th and 1210 sts, Lousiana STATE LOTTERY. 4A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878, AT | NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, Fr ¥ wer. Louisiana State Lottery Company. This Institution was regularly incorporated by the Legislature of the State for Educational and Chari- table purposes in 1868, with a Capital of $1,000,000, w! ich it has since added a reserve’ fund ot Number Distributions Will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. It jes or postpones, Look at the following CAPITAL PRIZE. $30,000. _ 100,000 TrcKETS AT TWO DoLUAKS Eacit. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES: 1 Capital Prize. 1 Capital Prize. 1 Capital Prize, é Prizes of 2) Prizes of 1,000. 20 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 200 Prizes of 500 Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 10. 9 AppratEROXIMATION Fi pproximation Prizes of 9 Approximation Prizes of 200 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. eng nie BES8zaaass a] Seeaeeee 110,400 Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all ‘will be paid. Application for rates to clubs should only be made to the Home Oftice in New Orleans. Write for further information or send orders to M. A. DAUPHIN, P.O. Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana. Allour Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the super Vision and management of Generals G. T, Beauregard and ubal A. Early. The next drawing occurs Tuesday, March 12th, jand-w&s,4w JREvoRr OF THE CONDITION oF THE FARMERS & MECHANIC'S NATIONAL BANK, OF GEORGETOWN, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, At the Close of Business, December 28th, 1377. RESOURC e and taxes pai¢ Fractioual currency (inciuding uw ie (including gold Treasury certifi- €ateS) vee. oo ae + 6.930 70 S. certificates of deposit for le tenders . weasees mption fund with U.S. Tr (5 per cent. of circulation). Total. LIABILITIE pins fund. divided profits ional Bank ne idends un idual dey To Columbia, C I. W. LAIRD, Jr. y statement to the best of any knowledge and eller. E ~ LAIRD, JR. Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before ‘me this 8th day of January, 1878. MAYHEW PLATER, Notary Public, Correct—Attes S: Thds‘hRows DI h TOS BROWS, { Directors. gist Mn. H. R, STEVENS for List year. | 15.18. | tional salesmen, that all may be properly watted upon. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space. AF Don't Force Location. jeter YARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS. On hamd a large number of handsome, low-priced CUTTERS. Also, an elegant second: g, hand 1-horse COUPELETTE. trimmed With blue satin, but little used; and one 1-borse COUPE, in good order; both will be sold very cheap. Repairing promptly attended to at greatly re- duced rates. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, Jan8-3t 410 to 416 8th st. naw. FLOUR: | meee UR} 4AMILY FLOUR! Ask ir Grocer for WELCH’S IMPROVED FAMILY FLOUR, manufactured from choice Southern Wheat. “It makes whiter and lighter Bread than any other Flour in this market. For Sale every where. Fine and coarse CORN MEAL at market rates. WELCH BROS. Jolum. Mills, _MecS1-26 Georgetown, AL ECONOMIZER burns a gas, yes 3S por EEE, burns, all the gas, and iy, qromers and, druesta, General Agency, 313 8th street n.w. — 420-Im ———e Sey SS ee ew. _ 20-1 CODRIRY SAUSAGE, SCRAPPLE. &c., can be had at No. 408 Center ween Bid Oth sts, coorsh —_ market. J. VEGETINE WILL CURE RHEUMATISM. Mn. ALDERT CROCKER, the well-known drug- ndapothecary, of Springvale, Me., always al- very one troubled with Rheumatism y ETIN READ HIS STATEME! SPRINGVALE, ME., Oct. 12, 1876, ago last fall I was taken Mr. H. R. STRVENS— Dear Sir: ifteen year sick with rheumatism, was unable to move until the next April. From that time until three years ago this fall I suffered everything with rheuma- tism, Sometimes there woul that I could not step one step; these attacks were quite often, TI suffered everything that a man could. Over three years ago ‘last spring I com- menced taking VEGRTINE, and followed it up until Thad taken seven bottles; have had no rheumatism since that time. 1 alway’ advise every one that is troubled with rheumatism to try VE hot suffer for years as Ihave done. Tins statement IS grat uitou ld be “weeks at a time ETINB, and as far as Mr. Stevens is concerned. ours, ete. ALBERT CROCKER, Firm of A. Crocker & Co., Druggists and Apoth- ecaries. VEGETINE HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME. BOSTON, Oct., 1870, Dear ‘My daughter, after having a severe attack of Whoopi ugh, was left in a feeble state of health, Being advised by a friend she tried the VEGE fully restored to healt INE, and after using a few bottles was Thave been a great sufferer from Rheumatism. 1 have taken several bottles of the VEGETINE for this complain me. "I have recommended the VEGETINE to others with the same good results. It Is a great cleanser and purifier of the blood; it is pleasant to take, and 1 can cheerfully recommend it. id am happy to say it has entirely cured JAMES MORSE, 364 Athens street. RHEUMATISM IS A DISEASE OF THE BLUOD. n excess of filrin. VEGRTINE acts by converting the blood from its diseased condition to a health circulation. V. which is very tle of VEGETINE will give relief, but toetfect a permanent cure it must be taken regularly, and may take several bottles, standing. VEGETINE IS 50 it, and your verdict will bet sands before you, who relief as from the wu: composed exclusively of Barks, Roots and Herbs, ETINE regulat "8 the bowels portant in thiscompiaint, One bot- pecially in cases Of lon id by all druggists. Try sameas that of thou- +, never found somuch { VEGRTINE,’* which is ‘: VEGETINF,"" says a Boston physician, has a blood-puril Hearing of its man wonderful cures, after all other remedies had failed, I visited the laboratory and convinced myself of its genuine merit, It is prepared from barks, roots and herbs, each of whic they are compounded in such @ manner as to pro- duce astonishing results. '* is highly effective, and VEGETINE. NOTHING EQUAL Tv IT, Sout SALEM, Mass., Nov. 14, 1876. Mr. H. R. STEVENS— Dear Sir:—1 have been troubled with Scrofula, Canker and Liver Complaint for three years; noth ing ever did me any good until I commenced using the VEGETINE, [amt now getting along first-rate, and still using the VEGETINE. Lconsider there 15 nothing equal to it for such complaints, Can heartily recommend it toeverybody, Yours truly, e MRS. LIZZIE M. PACKARD, No. 16 Lagrange street, South Salem, Mas, VEGETINE Prepared by H. R, STEVENS, Boston, Mass, Fegetine is Sold by all Druggists. jand-was VERRE CLICQUOT PONSARDIN, ‘White label—Fruity, sweet, and with an ex- Cd fine bouquet. ‘Yellow label—Dry, fruity, and ‘full bodied, For Case, 994.50, gold. L & HUME, 807 Market'Space. jete M. W. WONN® We Wear saroons, 721 6TH STREET. between G and H northwest, IcE CREAM, WATER Ion AND FROZEN CUSTARD. Receptions, Weddings, Fairs, &c., furnished at the shortest notice oa easouable terms, ‘novis-am _FOR RENT AND SALE. 939 K st.. PARLOR and BED ROOM, en suite hot and cold water, &c. )9-3° y FURNISHED ROOM; 39-30 FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A firs-class STARCHER. to TAYLOR & HUFTY. , 933 Pennsyivania ‘72 2d st., Georgetown. 8 room: street, 11 rooms. si 5 THOS. E. WA‘ Foe REN1— Ft ann DAW ABNER & Ce. RAINARD H. WARNER, 916 F st YR _RENT—A nicel Bvy—A good BED LOUNGE, Auy one havinj | W.. Pension Offic ANTED—A NURSE and a first-class COOK; the Nurse tego to the country: 412 om st. ble second floor ROOD y furnished, open xraie; , pen st = = EDWIN A, MCINTIRE, # RENT_ 483 Pennsylvania ave., one floor will rent separately, furn- hot and cold Inquire up stairs, 19-3t T—Second-story FRONT ROOM; x Dentist, there being none in Apply on’the premises, $ of SIX ROOMS, ished or unfurnished’ water, on the same floor, 125 1912 th st. nw, 150 | 1010 Penn’a ave. se, 125 | 446 © st. u the North a By a Lady fro SITION as housekeeper: goxd reference 920 15th st. nw, 205 Ist, nw,. Comer 6th'and E, 1446 N st. nw, Corner Ist and’ B, $11 E st. nw, 10 C st, nw, =20_A Bt. Be, 1448 'N st. nw, 335 Mo. ave. nw, 216 T st. nw, 717 st! nw... 1907 Pa. ave, ‘nw, 1425 Bcn'st. uw, | 1104 6th st. nw, 1835 Corcoran st TED_By a respecta ATION as cook or ¢! given if required, the neighborhoo | { { R RENT—PARL municating suitable for fami.y or sin Aliso, other ROOMS, wit! Board if desired. Street cars Pass the door, Terms moderate; No. 1226 14th and BEDROOM, Y ANTED_To .T, | PARLOR and REDROOM. with or without Board: terms moderate; 1013 10¢) mmunicating, ety ie 2 oR RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, second floor; private family. or ie Apply at 1224 F isis ieee in insane ic} i} ANTED—One good COOK: also, one GIR for chamberwork and waiting, (colored. ) FSS. and Boundary om 126 Penna ave, > east, Apply to No T—Twocommuns —By a first-class Cook, a SITUA- anal Clateot ooking: also Hall Roomy very desira an do all Kinds of cooking; will forasmall family ; good near 16:h n.w, Furnished, one inedium-sized 8, for $25 per month, withou soard for three adults, Wi TED- TIO) sist in washing: 742 T2th st. n. FOR RENT— RKC Z Bu Rea ha aaa FE Jackson Ailey. Market Space. Geo’n..30 449 I st. nw,.. is@, a number of other Houses, in every section @ list of which is changed alletin at our office. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Brick Houses for Sale, . ave, 5 oth St nw.“ fps ROOM, fire and 0. 713 12th st. now,, thre modern improve= ORME & Sv Mo aeccmeeasin pins Inquire of WM, 'TED—A HOUSE of 8 or 9 rooms, between nd 12th and Hand M sts, b.w.: will pay ‘d llollars down, and balance $60 per ¢ early new, in responsible pa nterest—no commiss! Who will pay 7 HL mediern improy or 8 percent. first mortgage 7 ANTED—Good CAN VASSEKS, (1 to sell “Trelan new. mod, imps n.e., mod. Imps., 12 rs. it. pensation | vidences of Ife rman gentlenan or ll a pleasant sonth front + Inquire at Kinder~ +, mod. imps., 10 rs ‘y Brick and ew York ave. fh -At 1008 1 st Frame Houses For Sale. nd LAUNDRESS. Best clty refar- ences required, somely-furnished Parlors and adjoining Bed- tes for comfort, at moderate elling, 1320 I stréet n, ‘OR RENT—Fo rates, in private dy TANTED—Two Unfurnished ROOMS parlor and bedroom, with gas and heat; near the Rigus heuse SE. 1239 4th st. new., V.H., 6 rs. Unimproved Property For Sale. bth st.. bet. Land 4 ft.. Cor, 4th and K st ay society meetings RICHARD VIGLE, een 4h and 5th sts, + rent not to exceed twent} bath, and all mod. imps., only $47.50. 162 St.. 9 rooms, all mod, imps., (1iew;)_ onl: 50. st.. 8rs,, all mod. imps.; $15. 105 Pa, ave, 2825. Apply to LUTTRELL & ‘ORD, 708 Est. new. I pay Sper cent, Interest; no comm ht housekeeping, wi Yar department.’ Address HOW 22d st., bet New York ave. Houses For Rent. Cor, 21st and F 1117 F st. new. 425 and 427 4th s competent WHI general housework ina family of three per- must come well recommended, 5p. m., at 216 New York avenue. 7TANTED—By a young man, a SITUATION in some business where he can make himself Hy useful; best of city referenc ‘W., Star office, NTED-SOLICITORS in Washington and for new serial and compiete Books of great merit, easy of sale; sok only by sub- seription. Liberal and prompt payment. Address OPPORTUNITY arge PARLOR and J newly and elegantly furnished rent Very low; also. front ROOM on second floc 408 6th st. n.Ww., mod. imp , RENT Furnished OMS, with BOARD, if desired 201' Pennsylvania ‘avenu 1542 9th st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 + Georgetown, mod. im] 222 B st. n.w., mod. imps., 8 rs 824 Delaware ave. s. 2008 17th st. n.w.. mod. imp T—With or with iy Furnished ROOMS at 1318 and 1320 G st. : tabl ya family of three, two or three handsomely-furnished ROOMS, with or with- out Board, between G and M Address, ‘with full’ particula 14th and 18th sts. | hittand Riggs House —2113 G street, ANTED—A SITUATION by a first cia Cook or Chambermaid, 10 20th st. n. Ww. TED—An economical family, Tespectable ladies, to 0c well furnished House, Keeping: hot and cold! water tments, with all modern im- , without washing. rented’ low tua good tenant, JK RENT—No., 1117 5ih st. toodern improvements, nine room: stable. Rent $40, Apply on premises, ndsome new pressed bri lern_ convenience: 625 and 627 10th st. n. upper floor ina All conveniences for hor T issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a **Bul- 'y for sale and rent on my books, ‘on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Tor $1,000, $1,000, $500, cent, OR SALE —U window HOUS jarge, roomy, and well finished. ay more than elght per cent., clear of taxes and ‘T st., between 13th and 14! Inquire at 1318 T FE: OR RENT—In Georgetown, 3-story BRICK, six rooms, cellars, gas, water, bath and ¢ $18 per montit in advance, ‘ED—Every lady to know that the only in town to have their KID GLOVES. D by Professor Korh’s odorless is at 1009 F street—price 10 cents, $500, $500, » B00 at Sper ones, Groceries or ot BUTLER'S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chunneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. ANTED—EVERYBODY TO CALL at tho Bureau of Information, 1427 rooms, furnished, unfurnished, ‘of any deseript free. JAMES B, PHILP & CO. to renovate ts » WHEATLEY, Jd STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH STREET. ‘Two new BRICK DWELLINGS t., bet. Land K, five rooms and sum- Lumber Yann 27 i1-6 tion. Information | JOSEPH ey. Georgetown, D. © K RENT—STORE No. 419 11th st.n.w, session given at once, A SACRIFICE-Severable desirable DWELL- finished, with all modern improvements, for sale at 33 per cent. less than their value—the owner wishing to realize immedi- ‘The rental from these pro} g taxes, &c., Will pay more than 16 per cent, EA’ rey "8, 614 Louisi: INGS, new and_neatl —To exchangt ones, Groceries or Fue! Key at plano store, sec- @, new STOVES for old 1, at BUTLER’S. 5th Latrobes to héat two rooms, $20 rties, after de- n suite orsingle, furnished PAR- ED ROOM, with dressing room at- all modern improvements. 6Grant Place, d28- OR RENT—Low, HOUSE No. 1218 N_ st. ras, marble mantles, th and M sts. n.w. or at W. RUTHERFORD'S tached, on first tloos south front; private Wy ANTED—A pei number of the EVE liberal ‘price will be pald. “Apply ‘at, the Siar Always on hand, first-class INVESTMENTS, in paying 8 per cent. interest small sums 10 per cent., payable semi-an- Six rooms, water, ‘Also, STORE, corner ANTED-—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eightcen years experience, and work at lowest possible prices, by CE, 614 Louisiana avenue, ‘ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in ture to exterminate by superheated s CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S ‘Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- sts. s.w. Called for and fas sale, at par, afew hundred shares of desir- city BANK and RAILWAY 0 per cent. dividend, MONEY wanted to invest on first-class collateral. TO LOAN—$3,000 and $2,000 toloan, at 8 per ct. J. STANLEY JONES, 511 Seventh Street. NT—BRICK HOUSE and STABLE; $18 per month. Inquire at 1423 18th sored R RENT—Four new BRICK HOUSES, six yards in frontand Iso, corner HOUS! with'Store and dwelling; rent $4) the above are situated one square north of the Capl- tol, on Ast street n.e. R. T. GALLIGAN, 508 12th st. n.w, DR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 930 94th st. n.w.; has room, Nate ed ree yard. Rent rooms, bath-room, Steam Beatin, tween 4¥ and 6th without charge. ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or 'CHELL'S, Market Space, fe21-1y ANTED-Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tallor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Culting Garments to be made at heme. six rooms and bath FIRE INSURANCE, $20 per month. a2i-Lm @ERMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., Of New York. Assets ever $2,000,000, invested solely in U. 8. Bonds. 458 New Jersey ave. s.e. corner BRICK HOUSE, seven rooms and a large yard, with southern exposure; very tivation of flowers. To a care= ful and responsible tenant the rent will be mod- to JOHN T. ARMS, ny. fe ple for the cull MERCHANTS? INS. CO., OF NEWARK, N. J. Assets over $1,000,000, W. B. JONES & CO., 611 Seventh Street. GERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., oF New York, Assets $1,700,000. B. F. STEIGER, 511 Seventh Street. LOST AND FOUND. R RENT—HOUSE No, 1521 10th st, n.w., and bath, 6 rooms, large Price $25. Thquire on prom O3T—Sunday night, aGOLD CHAIN, with a The finder will ly rewarded by leaving it at Mose’s D press brick front; front and rear yards. ses, RK RENT—1446 N st., (new,) finished in best ityle; 13 rooms; every room bath and’servants’ room: stationary washtubs; vej ‘an be seen at any time, instant, on the Glenwood r KET BOOK witha dia about $25 in notes and silver. be paid if returned to 924 17th st. now. evening, 5th ins' ‘The finder will be well're= heated, Including ‘tubes; electric table and meat cel- ent $1,000, d13-1m ished PARLORS and BED- OOMS furnished for house- and geveral small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- ‘ave corner 4% st, PERSONAL A SAR D: Hberal reward ‘OST—On Saturd: BOA. on east warded by leavi ED-—Last Friday, a i toes on all feet whit the name of ‘Fan.’ will be paid. if returned to THOS. HL RY, No. 1237 G st, sc. 5 REWARD will be paid for the d e or at No. 2200 y vo SETTER DOGS, K st., between 24th and 25th sts, B. F. STEIGER, REAL EsTaTE AUCTIONEER, No. 511 Seventh Street, Edward Simms, esq., lost from stable, wis Johnson & Co., rious statements having been made by my late joyer, Mr, Semken, as to why Lam. no longer to inform my friends at ount of personal treatment. Had I consented to sacrifice my self-respect it 1s not doubted that I could have remained to the end A. R. Appleman, Hon, John Hitz. left solely on a BOARDING. ROOMS, NEWLY PAINTED and papered, (new furniture.) and BOARD can be had at 920 New York av nue, By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, n.w. Three new Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 N.Y.av.n.w. $75 12 Office Rooms over above stores from $25 to 35 from 917 to 925 7th st.n.w., each. ‘Houses over above stores, each + 909 13th st.n. 1003 E st. n.w beg leave to say to my friends and any one who will favor me by their pat Will hereafter find me in Mr. Demy Pe enue, Where I shal and honorable terms, , 10 rooms and bath, mod, imps 1110 M st. n.w., 9 rooms and bath, mod. imp. 1. W.,9 rooms and bath, mod. imps. 10 rooms and bath, mod, im ‘i1 rooms and bath, mod. imps. 9 rooms and bath, mod. imp: me large house. furnished, both cligibly located and’ well furnished, to private ELEGANTLY F with ‘BOARD, in the ¢ terms moderate. 827 Vermont ayentie, opposite the Arlington hotel, Rooms, handsomely furnished, in suites of two anil three, wil ew carpets, furnaces ‘and open lines of street. cars . near 14th." opposite Frankiin tion in the ¢ seussnae STROLOGY. MADAME Ross. This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at’ No, 201 D st., corner of 2dn.w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. advice is invaluable, describing your friends, point- ing out your enemles, and informing you of the sure way to success in all undertakin; tation. strictly confidential, One small and 1336 I st. nw. 3 with BOARD; in In love or business her Table Fare first-class; terms mod- ern exposure, HARLES A, APPEL, 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency, RS, M. T. SOUTHALL, 705 15th street. Permanent, ‘Transient, and Day BOAR STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- sylvanf avenue. If you would know the truth consult the Dr. in ail things, Office hours from 9 a.m. to9p, m, ADAME COSTELLO, Diselj mand, Paris, the greatest in America, can be consulted at her house, No. 224 ¥F st. cars pass the door. FAMILY SUPPLIES. desires the attention of the public to the CHOICE STOCK OF LAMB AND VEAL his stalls, Nos, 638 and 639 Center Market, and Stalls Market, Open filed auld purchases de- octi-1y OARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, at reasonable rates. at 307 Missouri avenue. S17 siini 19 Vermont avenue, 9 rooms, mod. im eof M’lle Lenor- —¥or rent, with BOARD, nicely Renae Beit tone ished suite of two or three ROOMS on second floor; also, other desirable ROOMS, d17-3w MertON HOUSE, 922 and 924 F Street N.W. ——s. PRICES FOR BOARD. Per Month (in advance). PROFESSIONAL. ‘M. PIERCE BELL, Att 506 D street, Moon Now, with Mosse, P D . ayne BEEF, MUTTON. Always to be found at Ertecacty Rooms 18 and 19, Safe cor. 15th st. and New R. RB. PARSONS, Dentist, has removed his Office and residence to 618 9th street, ite Patent Office. Teeth extracted Sres of charge for the poor, 47 Meal Ticket: . Breakfast or Dinner. PaeBa itn St. N.W.—Eatire NEW HOUS! improvements; BLE BOARD; suite of Rooms on third floor. Transient guests accom- rders faithfully OHN S, RELLY FIRST-CLASS . BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, Erc, CORNED BEEF A’SPECIALTY. opines ate caren ‘Ket; or address Box 713 City: Mar! ed ee SMiTORNA Site af charge with first-class T. 88 BORDLEY (from Bal Bee Bent, ‘Transient, or Day Bi &t., cor. of new. Carriage for four horses for rent. iE TREMONT HOUSE IS MAKING GOOD is for Winter Boarders, “ither steam or stove heat. FOR SALE. ifice—The fine BRICK 3a ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 G street, ;OARDERS; 1800 ent Office, Elocirician tal work @ special house and stable Center Market, T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, joved to southeast corner 7th and streets northwest, Teeth inserted §7 AND SECOND-HAND CABR#AG! AT A SACRIFICE. = N, FRANK WHI' ‘ive new Albany Cutters: Coupe; two Cou four Juimp-seats; three P RK SALE—At a itary oa ith ek Palate improvements; in small installments. Y BROWNE, Law- yer, corner of Louisiana ave. and 4% st, j4-im_ R SALE_Venry Low—Uncalled-for PACK- AGES at W. H. WHEATLEY'S Dyeing Es- ent, Georgetor Shawls, Waterprosts, c.. will be sold St private sale at the ‘George! me on, and after January 3, 1878. wey ab any tim GOOD PREVENTIVE FOR NEURALG! A PRUWD CATARGH ay k. J. B. GIBBS, REMOVED TO 708 15TH a ly Over Thompson’s Drug Store. pply at office of (OHEN’S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th street and New York avenue, entrance Diet eros Gan ing without pain, 60 cents, “All operations warranted. Oct38-1 CHUTTER & EAKEMAN, 0, of ORNAMENTAL and Specimen Woou, TO E street jangi-1y Wi * ARTISTS, TRDS! BIRDS! —A fine assortment of CANA- RY and MOCKING BIRDS; and Birds’ Food, for saleat alow, south B st, east. (d1l-Im*} @.. |ANARY AND OTHER B) sire. b HEU RICH S street. None but, Is ugsietr “DEMONGEOT'S HYGIENIC Wies Dwr, PATTERN: Deis and Bisnk Books specialties, OF DEMONGEOT'S MAN) a a very tow Sgure, A Yibeg es ora Also, fine TOUPEES, ara d BUSINESS CHANCES. (AHEAD FOR CASH—A solid L-karat GOLD VEST CHAIN, nearly new; original design; Was made to order, ’ Address H. Q.,Siar office, 1 —On the most geasonable terms, th Stock, Good-will and FAtures of a CIGAR and TOBACCO STORE doing a xood business, in the best location in the city. Adidress WILSON, City Post Ofice. Ei ARDWARE WANTED. Stock (large pre- ferred) of HARDWARE with good-will of tablished business. in exchange X real estate, dress, wi tic WARE, Lock Box 51. a RSAILE—Stock and Fixtures of a MILLI- NERY and FANCY GOODS STORE, very cheap; or would take a Partner who thoroughl) understands the business, and give It his entire at- tention, No. 97 Bridge St., Georgetown, or COOK, 196 Bridge ste SSW @1,000 TO LOAN, on Improved Property 3. eat, JOHN T. ARMS, Seger B10 F street. Fe SALE-—STOCK and FIXTURES KRY STORE, situated in good locall ing, Want {6 leave city. Apply M4 1 st. JB Str a private secured real es~ yr would buy de- Apply at ret ue 3 9 per cent iwez no commission ¢ OR SALE—A_ first-class northwestern pa ity: a splendid stand, for a party wishing toengage in the drug bu hess; will be sold ou very easy terms to a first class party. Apply at once to ‘ CHARLES W. HANDY, $8-3t Real Estate Agent, 508 7th st. uw. BH TO LOAN AT 10 P aD rest estate, CARUSI, 490 Lonisia R CENT. ON Apply ‘fo N. avenue, 7-608 ALN Thos» beantifal LOTS between V. e. and 1 adjoin ry and i (28x 120) ing the bea Mr. Paysar, 57-30" y new. T ) LOAN - $3,000, $4.000 on REAL EST. at 8 percent. R. 0, HOLTZMAN §5-6t 10ih and F sts. nw, o2350, AND OTHER SUMS to loan ete ae et JOHN SHERMAN, ud Buil with all _13-2w Real Estate Agent. St. ROOM HOUS! NEW TE niences, for sale; $40. JOHN 000, $4.00, $1,500, AND OTHER SUMS, SD to tean on Read Esta r CAS Bt 1339 F OW TO SAVE MONEY Is the earnest desire of all. Droperty-owners find {t to their ad- vantage to settle their impro nt tax bills through the agency of WM. DICKSON, No, 238 4'o street, a few doors north of the Columbia b ings. Large discounts are made in paying taxes a26-tr CUEAP RENT.—Will_be Rented for Forty / DOLLARS PER MONTH those new three-story and basement BRICK DWELLINGS, with side lots nicely graded and parked, corner of 15th and S streets n. ‘These Houses are built in the very best manner, Frith all the modern improvements complete, with large Saloon Parlors, fine Dining-Room, 6 Sieep- ing Chambers, &c. " Houses alwa; spection, Apply to W. 8, ROOS: vania avenue, or J. V. N. HUYCK, ania avenue: K SAL A lot of tineSILK UMBRELLAS, av open for in- $4 to $8, being 25 per cent. less than manu- facturers cost, at 8. GOLDSTEIN & Co., COMMISSION BROKERS, a9 Cor, 10th and D streets, FOR SALE. — Appreciating the scarcity of money, and desiring to reduce our stock of new and second-hand WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and all other fine JEWELRY, SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WARE, | CLOCKS ai BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, &c., &c., at from 25 to 40 per cent. less than similar goods ean be bought anywhere.” If you desire good bargains for Holiday Gifts, please come soon and make your best selection, and we guaranty to satisfy you in the Goods and prices, "8. GOLDSTEIN & CO. Commission Brokers, N.E. cor, 10th & D decl7-tr Tonting Penusylvania ave. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For improved Property. or will make equitable arrangements to buliders and take one or more Houses—6 LOTS ih, 14th and 15th n.w; 25 Lots, square 699; 5 Lot square 882, and others in good locations. "Several Good sites on 7th st. road. one or more acres. JNO. 8. CLAGETT, 819 Market Space. 410 Im 3.000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. at 7 per cent, CHARLES F. SCHAFER, nov-1y 615 7th st. n.w. FROR BALE A four-story BRICK HOUSE, con- {rally located on Pennsylvania avenue; building contains store and 15 rooms, gas and water, paved cellar; stable for two horses. Inquire at Star office, nov3-3m _ LADIES’ GOODS. GOME OF THE CHOICEST LADIES AND SOMSs eS Choa S or ne sea RIES AND tion; also, READY-MADE BON NETS at greatly reduced prices. FLANNEL ROBES DE CHAMBRE from the Louvre. An t assortment of _newly~designed FLOWER GARNITURES for party and reception dresses: MUSLIN and LACE SUITS and ES, at M. WILLIAN's. AT Cost: AT COST! FOR CASH ONLY.. In order to reduce our large stock of MILLI- NERY and FANCY GOODS WE WILL SELL for the next THIRTY DAYS, our EN. e& TIKE STOCK, except Kid Gloves. at COs? FOR CASH ONLY. Job Lot Hamburgs at 25c. per yard, the ‘best ever sold at that price, Lot Hats at 50c., a bargain, ‘Trimmed Hats and Bonnets will also be sold at cost. @a- The extreme scarcity of money necessitates this step, and we hope our patrons will appreciate thE GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. MRS. M. J. HUNT, i8-tr 621 and 623 D st. RS. MAX WEYL, No. 712 Seventh street N. (Between G and H.) NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, IMPORTANT TO LADIES. 1 have the choicest and best assortment ef BER- LIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL and FANCY GOODS of all kinds, which I am offering lower than any house in the city Solid Silver Thimbles, 35 cents; best Rubber Rye- glasses, 35 cents. Jan5-tr OUGLASS’, Ninth and F streets, (St. Cloud.) CORSETS: CORSETS! CORSETS! Werly (double-bone), J. B. P. (French), Moody's (abdominal), Dr, Warner's Corset, and 60 other siyles from which to select. DOUGLASS’, ‘9th and F Sts. St. Cloud, j5-tr 719 SPECIAL OFFERINGS. 719 ogbting Nery desirous of reducing, stock. we are fering to our enstomers great ins in FANC' and’ MILLINERY GOODS. for the next thitty days, previous to stock-taking. Call early and be convinced, at DAVIS", 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. FLOWER SETS for dress trimmin, Flowers by spray, very cheap, at DAVE and INITIAL HDEFS at 20 cents, former price 35c. ss ** "at 25¢,, former pricy 50 to 75, os ‘sai 50c., former price $1; also, Plain, Hemstitch, Black and Colored Bordered HDKFS much below regular prices, at) Job lot HAMBURG EDGES, at DAVIS’. For very best Fonds at lowest market prices, for kinds r Ba ins in all MF: y i Millinery Ge De sure to goto Ot Fancy and Miner Goods, 719 Market Space, j5-1w corner 8th street. MISSES L. AND M. DOUGLASS, Still continuing the business of the late MAD‘E M. A, DOUGLASS, At 13 East 17th St., New York, ‘Will have on exhibition for ten commencti JANUARY Tth, in the Johnson House Barons of the ARLINGTON HOTEL, (entrance on Ver- moni avenue, ) Washington, 'D. C.. achoice selec- tion of Evening and Dinner DRESSES, COS- TUMES, HATS and other Novelties, _ 43-101" SELMA RUPPERT, 614 Ninth st,, opp. Patent Office. Dealer in BERLIN ZEPHYRS, FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS. assortment in and Bi ‘Canvas and Large Rug jurlap Canvas Point Lace Braids and Applique Patterns. Novelties in Fan ‘orsted Work and new de- Sere SS * first quality, at 25c. per hank or 2 oz. ao A discount of 10 cent. will be allowed on all made-up WO! ‘GOODS. decat tr CLASS MILLINEBY. GRAND OPENING Pre apt yoy Ry FINE FRENCH FEL SUPERIOR P All the intest Novelties ip FANCY PEAT TERS, OSTEICH TIPS, FLOWERSand ORNAMENTS: MISS McCORMICK, oct80-ly Bt. Clond building, 582 9th st. n.w. j4% 3: VERMILYA, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 610 9th STREET, OPP. PATENT OFrrics. ‘A fine stock of Fall and Winter BOOTS of our own make, for sale: at very reasonable prices, Senate DRY GOODS. HE TREMENDOUS RUSH TINUES AT 707 Market Space. The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store. ‘We are selling off (positively) regardless of cost, as we only havea few days left to remain in aid Good Canton Flanneis, 6c. : excelent Calico, iw Blankets, $2.80; double fold. Cashmeres, 25 cents: beautiful wo 18c.; Waterproof Cloth, nearly 2 ci yard of our Black Silks am st be sold at prime cost. White Bridal Very lange size pars 50. 1 PLEASE EXAM. R_DRY GOODS, AND IF THEY ARE NOT PHE CHEAPEST IN| WASHINGTON, DO NOT BUY THEM. 8 500 pairs of BLANKETS to be sold off at reduced 10 cases of CANTON FILLANNELS vory cheap, 3 FR and RB great bargains, W. W. BURDETTE &@ 00. » between 12th and 13: | Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, 5 cents. Yards warranted) Spool wile British Hose, rain Black Silk, Se. and up, 10-4 (245 yd wide) Sheeting, 31a, Domestic Goods, equally cheaj ‘Close pateha= ers should call at RRODUKAD'®, » bot, 12th and 18th HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, JUST OPEN about half che regular priess And are offering then C, 1We,, 12c., Ue, Carpets, 18, 20, Olleloths, all widths. Double width Black Cashmeres, 25, 31, 50. Flannels, 18, 20, 25. root Cloth, nearly two yards wide, 67\,. ‘o wide Sheeting Cotion th for Men’s wear, 30, For the next thirty days you cam buy Dry Goods of us at wholesale prices, . M. TOWSON & CO. 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7th st. m.w, ELLING OFF 2 ‘ STOCK TAKING. TORE Te Special Hargaine in all departments, ‘olored Silks 625, 75. All-wool Cashmeres and Serges 3: $1 Colored Cash: Ready-made Skirts cheap: Shat Cloaks 25 per cent. less than former Blankets cheap; Cai Grand Bargains in less than inanufacturers. All makes Muslinsand Sbeetings at wholesale. T. ON. NAUDAIN, 709 Market Spa VeEuvers, es reduced to 65 an tS must be sok rpets Lo close out, amd prices $1.25 to $8 A YARD. New stock received to-day, from (the immen sale on Friday in Philad v4 we ad 1 be no more sales until March, ¥, BE SCARCE and HIGH. 1 hays th largest and cheapest stock in the city, but it will VETS WILL NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. orelse you will regret it whem It is thi cl TS obit offering this stock at prices that will Come carly if you wish to avoid the crowde. In order to be able to wait on eve: one, Will be open from 7a, m. until8 p.m, CONNOLLY’S, 608 Ninth Street, _43 Opposite the Patent OM SELLINe OFF! FOR THIRTY DAYS Our stock of DRY GOODS at great ction Many at less than costot tanpors i of WINTM CASHMBRES, order to reduce our hea GOODS, Special bargains in DRESS GOODS, BLACK SILKS, OHAIRS, FINE AND CASSIMERES, For Men and Boy's wear. Tale I kins and Towelings; Blankets and Sheet a full stock of Domestic Goods at factory J. W. COLLEY'S, Mg, £01. Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS 1 se of Female Weakness, Lnnegulari- s and Obstruction: posite Snitthsonian, URABLE DIs- vED, D EASES SPEEDILY RE’ BROTHERS and GRAY are the only P this city who can Nervous Debility, I Diseases of Impru No cure—No pay. sontan Institution. R. LEON. The liable Ladies’ consulted eve Oldest Established and only Re- Physician in the City, can be y Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- Pei BO tn from 1108 o'clock Jompilain: ; . and Residence, 8 Monroe st-, ‘Baitithore.” novig: ONSULT DR. LEO specialist in the elty nent and speed of all Acute ani the oldest established arantees & perms ortest time possible Chronic Skin Miseases, Abandoned and ill-treated cases a specialty. A Separate consulting room: RR. REULING, Sui land Eye aud Ear Ri esumed his office hours in Washington, consulted every Wednesday, from N Penusylvania avenue. D'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores nd the vigor of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks, from what- ever cause arising, Failure im) advertisers who offer that are useless, and final, gusive. Whate¥er has mer! case, hy express anywhere. Sole OS. JACQUES. 7 Us York, Draggisis supplied. PECIAL NOTI ‘Office, 921 D st., m.,'on all diseases of the Uri jervous Diseases, viz: O1 ness, Nervous Debility. my Deze manhood ‘ible, Beware of prove ruinou: must cost # fair price, versity Fae, ICE.—Dr. ROB! ‘Wednesday and ; of the Heart, = ee with tye ” experience in