Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1878, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. | ASHINGTON WASHIN FRIDAY... January 11, 1878. YARD.—F. P. BURKE having sold his interest | _ in hi: gar and Tobacco Establishment, 1223 Pennsylvania avenue, respectfully requests tnat all | pec parties indebted to him wiil call at his Hquor store, 24 D street n.w., to settle their accounts. . January 11th, 1878. It CROSBY S. NOYES....Edito Circulation scorn Daity | a. Nan im three times that ‘any other in Washington. er. ———__—___+ee-s__—_ ‘To Correspondents, { Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or | Business Manager of Tux STAR, according to their | +. MELVENO MARCY, OF BOSTON, A | Mr BU CCROSYCL CONCERT INGE, who comes ¥ a : ghest recomimendations from her teacher, ladame Rudorsdorff, and from the Press also, can wee of referenc in this city, would like a fimitea number of Pupils. Term: asonable, For partic errs please call at 917 New. York ave, jit 100: ANARY BIRDS FOR SALE singers: will be sold. ae 0, 44 East. i} | Market Space, Georgetown, D. @ ‘J10- Ss. BRENNAN tenor, and not te any Individual name. Otherwise | PpsseLution OF COPARTNERSHIP. provoking delays may occar. | go Pe Partnership heretofore, existing, between Cheeks, ete. should in all ees be made varable | aC uPret SARIS has bee Dissolved to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER | this day by mutual consent ComPany,—not to that of any individual. bi THERTSC SHUTTER ‘sasumes all liabilities and PF Anonymous communications not read; re- jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The New King of I \y- In the present unsettled state of Europea change of rulers in one of its constituent na. | tions cannot fail to deeply agitate all the rest, pleasurably or otherwise, according to the pre- penderance of hopes or fears in the emotions aroused by the new condition of affairs. France ‘asy lest the son may not have the same sonal feeling of friendship towards her as animated the father. Victor Emmanuel, in s political ations with Germany, with Humbe rt may inherit the political but personal sentiments of his father. The Pope and Roman Catholies generally are doubt whether the new King will follow th liberal and considerate policy of his predeces- sor, towards the head of the church over whom he has temporal power but who denies the le- gality of his authority. It is feared that the eburch may not fare so well after the change. Victor Emmanuel entering first upon the reign | a prostrate Kingdom under the most humil- jating cireumstance lived to see his pow from reh who while ev consistent to prine! ple allowed his wisely-seleeted advisers to ar- | range the details of his measures, honest, | straightforward and heroie, he became a rally- ing point for all the seattered ene integrated Italy. Cavour in the Garibaldi in the field were the w which the battle was gained. his son the fruits of vietory rious struggle, and it is re that the sam abinet and apons by He leaves to long and glo- ple to Suppose wise policy which produced a y will be used to perpetuate it. And ment of the internal affairs untry is concerned Humbert will follow strictly in the footsteps of Yet there on for the agi- Nothing is s the development of character i yalty produces. The his- fthe world shows that previous life and ns furnish little clue to the torpid characteristics which the blaze of royalty quickens into lif D one could have guessed the part that Victor Emmanuel would play at the time of his accession to the throne. And the uncertvinties that cluster about a new monarch, uo matter how clear his course may appear to be, give King Humbert at the pres- ent time a somewhat exaggerated importance in the eves of the world. united Ia So far as the the of We heartily join with the ork papers in the hope that there is no truth in the rum in circulation there about the proposed dis- missal of Mr. Frederick Law Olmsted as su- perintendent of the bure Central Park de ¢ contingency would work a double injury to the public service. In the first place, it would deprive the park of anexcellent of second pl. it would enable him to ‘devote his whole time to the decoration of the Capitol grounds in this city. And this last, we submit, would be too much. Not but what Mr. Olm- sted is capable enough as a park engineer, nor that he laeks good ideas in landseape gar- dening proper. He is doubtlessall right there. But he 1s manifestly out of place in the ne borhood of a grand and massive building like the Capitol. Some of the decorative features he has introduced there are well enough adapted for certain portions of a park, or for the grounds of an ornate suburban villa; they tive in themselves, and would be be- ng in a proper place; but they have no business whatever any where near a building of its purposes and proportions. In other words, much of his work has been a mistake of the gravest kind. It has had the effect to de- stroy ail idea of dignityand repose. These are essential features in the surroundings of a building of the size, style and character of the Capitol, and to sacrifice them for any mere effect of prettiness is one of the most flagrant violations of the canons of good taste that can well beconceived. That Mr. Oimsted’s efforts have been a failure in that way is not only the popular verdict, but we think it would be con- firmed by those whosuggested or voted for his employment, and even by his own personal friends, if they had the courage of their con- victions. It isto be hoped, therefore, that he may be retained wholly at the New York park, where he has done some excellent work, well applied, and that some one may be appointed tosucceed him here who will insist that the immediate surroundings of the building shall hereafter be kept in harmony with the build- ing itself. —__~+e2-______ The New York correspondent of the Phila- delphia Ledger, who is a pretty close observer of political movements in Gotham. says there is a curious rumor afloat thatthe Montgomery Blair movement, for re-opening the Presiden- tial count. is pursuant to an understanding which that gentleman had with Mr. Tilden when the former was sojourning in this cit not far from Gramet Square. few weeks sinee. Mr. Tilden has been approached, in order to verify or dissipate this rumor, but he is said to be uncommunicative on the subject. ‘The correspondent adds that there isa class of politicians there who appear to be mani- festing much more concern in the matter than Mr. Tilden and the demoerats. and that the headquarters of this class is in the New York Custom House among republicans. who, a few months ago, would have stigmatized it as rank treason to even suggest the reopening the work of the commission. The intimation is conveyed that the fine Roman hand of Mr. Conkling may be seen in the changed views in the Custom House; but it seems that Mr. Conkling is not inclined to plead guilty to the soft impeachment. He is credited with hav ing said that it would be an act of folly for | the republicans to undertake to invalidate the title of their own President. It would be foolish for either party to seek | to reopen the question. The people want peace and the opportunity to rebuild the | broken-down industries and business interests of the countr, —— Itisto be hoped that the statement of the Republique Francaise that Major La Bordere is to be reinstated in the army is true. Dis- missed as a consequence of his patriotic re- fusal to partidpate in what had the appear- ance of a coup d'etat, republican France should demand that her victory shall become his also. His military insubordination through patriotic motives caused his dismissa!; his patriotism alone, condoning his technical of- fence, should bring about his reinstatement. The Russians have gained possession of Shipka Pass and when they are ready to ad- vance against the last line of Turkish defen- ses, the troops coming from the direction of Sophia and those passing through Shipka wil! co-operate. Russia has received proposals for an armistice, Dut since every day brings out more clearly her own comparative strength and the weakness and demoralization of her enemy, she is in no hurry to put a check to her victories; though there is no doubt that her troops on the Danube are suffering severely from disease, lack of provisions and the severe cold. ——~2--—___ Tue WEEKLY STAR. now ready, contains all the News of the Week ; full account of the Mar- riage of Miss Hicks: the Cold Spell; the Death of King Victor Emmanuel; the Russians in Turkey Agricultural Matters 3 White House and Department News ; eed- ings of the Courts; Loeal Aiur. “Choice ; Poems and SI Sad id Household Mater cess Agricultural Terms: $2 per annui rH in adv: Prepaid; single copies fi lg ag sanity ve cents, in Wrappers, Abmssace DE GOTHA the coliection of outstanding claimsof said firm. bia CHU’ R . UBERT 8 spine JOSEPH RAKEMAN. Washington, D. C., Nov. 3d, 1877. 410-21" Abmanacn DE GOTHA FOR 1878. THE COURT ALMANAC OF THE WORLD, Just imported by ROBERT BEALL, le BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, j10-2t 495 Pennsylvania ave. ALAG PES, M4™464 GHOEIDS ORANGES CALIFORNIA BEARS, BANAN Peak & Sass VANILLA and CHOCOLATE AFERS, and assorted CRACKERS, nite 's CANDIES, CH. AMPAGNES. WINES, LIQUORS and Imported CIG ARS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, j10-tr 1421 New Foi j az OUR $25 HARNESS. “Ge j10-tr | FOR 1878, Just Imported and for Sale by MOHUN BROS., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, _janl0-tr__ 1015 Pennsyloania R. BANNING May be consulted at Cushing House, 467 the Cstreet, from FRIDAY, the 1 18thinsiant and nolon si of HERNIA. t WEAKNESS ‘and DISPLAC TS e Temalesy tem, by bis sestemor TRAC TRUSSES. PROPS and SUPPORTS, Sead for his pamphlet. Apply early, "RIDAY, the OPERA HID GLOVES. The celebrate? MONOGRAM Kip GLOVES inst, received WH d OPERA al 4-Button Also, (a full line of she genuine JUGLA PARIS KID GLOVES at MRS, J. P. PALMER'S, Jo-tr_ HOT Fet., bot, 110m and rain sts,_ CeveERIneGs FOR THE HAND: I have a fine assortment of GLOVES for Gentle- men, and my aun is to keep only the best articles or such as lean commend, I have— Fine Paris made KID GLOVES. Fine Paris made CASTOR GLOVES, Fine Paris made CALF GLOVES, otherwise, DOGSKIN,. Fine Paris made CLOTH GLOVES, Good English CLOTH GLOVES for 50 cents; a vargain. Thin BUCKSKIN GLOVES. Heavy BUCKSKIN GLOVES and MITTENS. Plymouth BUCKSKIN GLOVES. BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS. GOATSKIN DRIVING GLOVES. Thread, Kid Palm DRIVING GLOVES. Fine Fur Top Kid-lined GLOVES. SUk and Wool-lined KID GLOVES. Double and Single Wool GLOVES and MIT- ‘ENS. Spring Fur-top Kid-lined GLOVES. Kid Reinforced DRIVING GLOVES. 7T PRICES UNIFORMLY LOW, AND ONE PRICE ONLY. GEO. C. HENNING, 410 Seventh street n.w. pB4tr’s ASTRAL OIL ABSOLUTELY SAFE, Burns in all Lamps without danger of taking fire or exploding. Illuminating quali SUPERIOR TO GAS. Recommended as the safest and best by Insurance Cc omipanies: and Fire Commissioners throughout the country. The many imitations and counterfeits of the As- tral Oil that have been Wh successfully on the market is further PROOF OF ITS SUPERIOR MERIT. Dealers and others can be supplied by our Specia Agent for the District of Colu: bay 7 Pee FRANCIS MILLER, 80 Orn STREET, ‘Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue, CHARLES PRATT & CO., novi3-e0Sm _ Sole Manufacturers, New York. ENRIOT & CO. In introducing this Champagne, we are confident that its superior merits will insure it a permanent | popularity with the lovers of the delicious wines of Per case, $20.00 HALL & Le HUME, 07 Market Space. jan8-tr jan4-tr ye™: FLOUR: 2 FAMILY FLOUR! Ask our 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 mb every wnere. ine and coarse CORN MEAL at market rates. WELCH BROS., Columbia dec31-20 M. W, WONN'S ICE CREAM SALOONS, 721 OTH STREET. between G and H worthwest, E CREAM, WATER ICES AND FROZEN AED. Parties, Weddh Receptions, ic zfurmianed at the’ abortest ‘not c ie STA Fairs, & AL ECONOMIZER burns all the gas, and ms 25 per cent. more heat, rocers and druggists. Generdt gency, $13 8th street n.w. _429-1m. Cooney, Ho 4b Center Mather “k &c., can 4 i ae Bae and 408 N orthe: Piet Worra AN SMITH. novus rye OF LIFE of youth to four weeks. T ye. RICORD’S penceuee. eemnond ane the most shattered Faene invossisre, th ‘This fe should be take about ation fa ig Aaa, De PP EMOREST PATTERNS, all the new styles, Ape dtst Tecelved by W. B- WHITE %00., Book: rs and. th street n.w. and Blank Books TE iy VERE iicquer PONSARDIN, ruity, ‘atin and with an ex- juisite fine boug Yellow = oa at 2: aba fal “fall bodied. York. Druggists jee 507 ‘Market "Space. Im) NTED—A white German @ GIRL to docham- J Anework. “1338 ¥ Stine Ween “A ROY f attend office and rw (7 ANTE ntry. a steady WOMAN todo the work of s family of theeey, eter aired. Apply to Mrs, ANNIE E. ‘PHELE 318 Indiana ave. n.w. VW ANTED Two energetic young MEN aa two : must have good references; busi- i profitable, Apply from 8 to 10 am. 615 ANTED—You to “Lyrae PICTURES 18 for 16 years o'd. to Apply 1108 € ness ligt JAS. per dozen, at DO! dG sts. sue ANTED—A White SERVANT to do house- work and attend to children. Such as can come well recommended can have a good, Bixee: 1018 Sth st, nw. 7 ANTED— amstress, good fitt falies’ and childgen's clothes, Wht go ont ty Adress 'r. C.,°Siat, 0 jLL-2t* ANTED amilies needing reliable _and hon- Servants to apply at the, NATION AL, EMPLOY MENT OFFICE, Room 24, 7th aud F 7h st. n, 25 cents: CAR OTOGRAPHS, $2.50 DG E'S, 467 Penna. ave. sae ween the day, week or mouth. TANT ED-P (Parisian Vode). two cents per 6 corner of 9th st. ‘ing uses. Katine samples, d Fitting a specialty, “MISS LUCAS. Ker. mt “a JANTED—By a small, areful y of edu ium size fully tar shied HOUSE, (or four months longer. be taken. Star Ont TA ED—A COOK. WASHER ind TRON - middle-aged white 1B preferred, 115 Bridge st., Geor; j10- J ANTE By a French ate family or ‘taurant, FREDERICK. 616 13th strect new, PLAITING, uur own Aincrican style, ) for silks, cents for worsted goods, at ‘the Odorless Gove Cleaning Depot, 1008 Fs i V JT ANTED-Two somely-farnished BOOS and mt 1OUN streets, ASITUATION. Ad [ress no 3. cent pe Phesise tern EN ‘Jo12 Penna, avenue, young lady, a PLACE ave apply to her present empl 10, National Howl, V JANTED-PARTIES with large or smali mans to call and see the best thing in the country for making mo A. splendid ehan Don't fail fo call at G41 (Continental House) pst. ". OONEY ‘j10- WA ED—Three unfarnished ROOMS, suita- fn tor housekeeping for two adults. The house must have modern tnprovements. and situs ated between 11th and 17th and F and I sts, e price, Address W. D., fice. jue 10! V TANTED_A first: ARCHER. Apply to TAYLOR & HU TY, 933 P unsyvania ave, 19% NEL SITLO. F st. s.w Wit By arexpectable | white Girl UATION as cook hermaid reference given if required, Address 434.N jose" ANTED-A good GIRL, to 00K, iron. Mrs. BARBER, 511 Mapt Droit Park. ANTED-— PARLOR and Fy with or without Board; st. new, J ANTED—A 6th and 1: several hundre nicely-furnished EDROOM. communte tin, terms moderate; 1013 1 or8 perc first mortgage. WANTED, #00 male, published orl AM aoe STOVES for oid ‘ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no Pay. Stoves rented. novi6-tr ANTED-EVERYBODY TO CALL at the Bureau of Information, 1427 F st., desiring rooms, furnished, unfurnished, board, &c. Also, fo buy’ or sell iy sof any serpton. ‘information sine a ‘oct20-3m Tenovate at augl6-ly 'ED—To exchange, new STOVES wit 3, CHa ces s 614 ee ave. ANTI ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to $25. seplb-tr_ ‘ANTED—A p perfect and clean copy of the first number ef the EYE ING STAR, for whicha liberal price will be paid. Apply ae the sor office. aug30-tf ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of perience. auglé-ly ANTED_MOTHS and other insects in furni- xterminate by super! steam, at cHACE'S. 8, Upnolsterer, 614 La. ave. augié-ly ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at st RICE'S Steam Beatin; Works, 490 Mains tween As and 6th si Called for’ ‘aud ‘delivered without charge, jy13-1y ANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY RY’S Eureka Beating and Bwee) o Work ite at hart eoriers by mail, or left aE 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe2l-1y ANTED-Gentlemen to know that WM. mn Make Merchant gett ing Gazany york. avermue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments be made at hi 3 jan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. imore and Potomac de} pot, & 10th Instant. between 7 and VELOPE containing $50. The finder Sultable rewarded by leaving the same St. i Jomes Hotel, office. lt OST—In the F street car or the Epiphany Cburch, a RED POCKETBOOK containing @ gold thimble, S check for $25 on State Bank, Cam- den, and other papers, Ifreturned a re be given; No, 1736 I st. OST—At the assembly at Marini’s last (Wed- nesday) night, a SILVER CHATELAINE, with Lace Handkerchief and Fan attached. If found, please return to this office. 0-2: id will 1t* BOARDIN &: r week; tran- ner day, ‘with fire ants us: Table Board kK. Mrs. 0. G. HOWARD, Fropri- ott Prk tes 0 DESIRING ROOMS AND BOARD y Where the boarders are dimited in will find the comforts of a home and ex- ing at 1214 K st.; best references re- cues and given. j11-3t LAgais ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, in the choleest loca- tion in the city: terms moderate. 827 Vermont avenue, opposite is aritagia hotel, 10-3" 1114¢ ‘TREET, WITH BO. LARGE shite EAHLONG, Wist tor oui he Schator or Member, or any person wishing good Ooms Terms very 410-6t* Hotel BOARD, accommodations; also, other REMONT | HOUSE Good three meals a day, including good rooms, at $25 and $30 per month, $8 to $14 per week, $2.50 perday. Every room uewly papered, painted, and furnished with Brussels carpet and marble-top Diack walnut furniture, and mostly Heated by steam, 10-1 Fes '-CLASS ROOMS, NEWLY PAINTED and papered, (new furniture.) and RD can be had at 920'New York avenue, Boat SORHDING —Rooms, handsomely furnished, in suites of two and three, with or without Board; new carpets, furnaces ‘and open grates; WANTS. | FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT—FURNISHE ROOMS. or single, with board; 1325 F st. n.w. FOR RENT AND SALE. in suites F% RENT. as * 72 2d st., Geo 212 Brid, Toe, SIT 4: st, now, St THOS. "WAGGAMAN, Bid Tih St B RENT — B. H. WARNER & ©0., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EpWIN A, McINTIRE, 916 F street northwest. 1912 9th st. nw, own, “= Rie 8 rooms. OR KENT-STORE and © ELLA ne of the best; low re rge city and country nore than the rent, FOR RENT_Well furnished BED ROOM, and gas; $10 per month, Also, PARLOR, with Bed Room adjoining, at a‘ low rate; 327, si west. R RENT—In Georgetown, D.C., two com: municating ROOMS on second floor, comforta- bly furnished, with heat, gas, hot and cold ers S1Oeach. Apply 56 2d si. j1l-3t )R RENT. rooms, water nw. Rent $18. 7th st. POR RENT_G1711'h st. now., furn shel PAR- | LOR and BED ROOM on Lai’ Moor, $50. Also, SUITE on second floor; bath room, hot and oo water, $40; singe rooms, R RENT AND SALE—Modern ‘iapree HOUSES, from two to twelve rooms, cheap. ‘Also, will trade lot for a horse, carriage, pian. oF writing desk, Inq Pst. nw. ju-3* | Fok RENT — communicating | ROOMS on first floor; also, threa others: Abe whole rented together or separate as parties ¢ modern improvements, & -.; 419 4th st. n.w OR RENT—Two furnished and two uufurn- ished ROOMS, at No. 1102, 14th and L streets iw. 0 3: ilth and Boundai 6th & Mass, ave. street. ‘urnished 438 K st. nw,. Market Space, \. s Alse, a number of other Houses, in every section of the’ city, a list of which is changed nearly ovary Gay on the batletin ‘at our office. EAL ESTATE BU OREN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St, Changes made every We ‘Weinesday and Saturday.) Thre he Brick F Ratha for Sale. Continental Hotel, Va. . 1.100 Fs. $35,000 10 rs. 30,000 7.500 —One suit: and one single ROOM, aa etween omely furnished, at 509 6th s\ 1K ae 507} OF ROOMS, with or without b: yate family. References required, jee RENT—Two communicating RO 1441 L st, n.w.. couvenient to street ‘OR RENT OK SALE-HOUSE No. 923 between Fand Knew. Apply om "the 0 POR RENT— avernent GGAM ‘u War furnished ROOM e Ol no and Be Ww ‘one door Btst. JR RENT—A ROOM, 1224 modern improve { SUITE OF ROOMS on , warm and finest farn- i: ano included if desired. —k din the ety: ¥ low: 1005 E WR SALE_Desirable RESIDENCE fronting the beantiful East Capitol Bark. | This isa new stantially butt, and well arranged brick hous is 23 vw , Uaimproved Property age Sale. ~ bet. Land Ks. feet front; lias allt rh Linprov gleven rooms, Lath room, and closets. “Apply P. CLARK. No. 934 F St. now. 30. PARLOR and BED VOR RENT—939 K s ROOM, en suite; hot and cold water, &c. 19-3" PWR RENT—A nicely FURNISHED ROO} Ti28 st. new. )R RENT Very d desirable sec aaaerooNS 14th st-; nicely furnished, open, gace; xT private family, 59- 483 Pennsylvania ave.. < ROOMS, or Will rent sepai ished or unfurnished; bath room, fo perit "Houses For Rent. Cor, 21st and F sts., furn., m. i,. 12 rs. 14ih and F sts. n.w., mod. imps, 10 r: 7ASthst, store and house, mod afr; ist amd Ts “one oor ely. furn- hot and ou Inquire up stairs, j9-3t water, on the same floor, ping for Dentist, th hibrhowd. RON e being none. i Apply on’the premises, 908 7 mod. mod, JOR RENT—PARTOR and BEDROOM, con Gborgeiown, mod. imps municating, suitable for famtiv or single go Male ee aes P . 8 Uemen, Also, er ROOMS, with all modern i 834 Dotaw reave. se., mod, ipa, Oi, BO provements. ‘Table Board if desired. » beree st. n.w., mod. or) pass the door. Terms moderat cee ith ‘w.. mod. imps., + 20 nw. Georgetown, mod: imps, + BO nod. limps. 15 TOR RENT PARTC George! ne ae 12 furnished HOUS. c ntaining new., 56 12 pins and all modern improvements. site Tse a, ibs Ts... 1 apitol Hill, Inuuire on premises, A rs, Low z = _ _ a ot fous st. nm 12:50 OR RENT_ 476 Missouri ave., 1 rooms, range, | 824 24thst., 4rs.. ue aun and all mod: imps, ‘only $47.00. 103 Tissue on the 1st and 16th of each month a *'Bul- 9 rooms, all mod. imps), ngs letin’” of all property for sale andrent on my books, % which can ‘on application at my office, or 17018 st.. 8 rs., all mod, imps. Will be sent by Inail ff desired: mod. im POH es FOR RENT—A desirable suite of ROOMS on Second fiver. fronting south; rent moderate, | 2 ani. $25. “Apply md pasts & Loans. tom $1,000, $500, $500, $500, $000 ‘at 8 per Inquire at 1117 F st. new. OR RENT—Wit somely il 1320 G st. : table exe convenient to all the lines of street cars, 1+ J STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH STREET. Titan Riggs Hous OR RENT—2118 G street, 4-story BRICK centrally located, near hew State ‘y Departments, with all modern im= A SACRIFICE-Severable desirable DWELL- ments. Will be rented’ low toa good tenant, | INGS, new and neatly finished, with all 2106 H st. 35-61" " | improvements, for sale at 33 per cent. le: thelr value—the owner wishing to realize I 1y. rental from these properties, after de- ducting taxes, &c., will pay more than 10 per cent. per annum, FVOK RENT—No, 1117 ih st. news, having all moder Inuprovements, nine Fooms, cellar and Stable. Rent $40. Apply On premises." §8: We RENT-STORE No.410 iin sta Pos : | Always on hand, first-class INVESTMENTS, in Toor absves” At Once: Key at plano sine, see lage suns pay ing & per cent, interest per annum, fe semi-an: ee in smal 310 iy payable n suite or single, furnished PAR- | nually, */ SUMS 20 Per cent., payal ROOM, with dressing room at- FUGEES an BED Yached, on first floors all ‘modern Improvements, | Ror-sale, at par. afew hundred shares of dostr- soutn front; rivate family; 6Grant Place, d28-3w* | able ‘Washington city BANK and RAILWAY ~. H iE No, 1218 N st. STOCKS, paying 10 per cent. dividend. anarhe qmantles, | MONEY wanted to investon first-class collateral, pply next door, or at W. RUTHERFORD'S a4 Pah store, 1817 st a7 1D, S | TO LOAN—$3,000 and $2,000 toloan, at 8 per ct. BRICK HOUSE and STAULI Inquire at 1423 13th stroct n. J. STANLEY JONES, ; 81s per month. S11 Seventh Street. NOR RENT—No. 458 New Jersey ave, s.c., ner BRICK HOUSE, seven rooms and bath a large with southern exposure; very favorable for the cultivation of flowers Toa carce ful and responsible tenant the rent will be mod- grate.” Apply to JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F 9 nw. FIRE INSURANCE. GERMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., Of New York, phn over $2,000,000, invested solely in U. 3. a2l-tre R RENT—HOUSE No, 1521 10th st, n.w., press brick front; gas and bath, 6 rooms, lark front and rear yards.’ Price $25. Inquire on prem- ses, 1m FE REN T—1446 N st., (new,) finished in best style; 13 rooms; every room heated, including bath and servants’ rooms; speal peaking tubes; electric polls; stationary washtul MS rk ie. and meat cel- lar. Can be seen at any th a3-Im MERCHANTS! BNS. CO., OF NEWARK, N. J. Assets over $1,000,000, W. B. JONES & CO., 511 Seventh Street. GERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., oF New York. Assets $1,700,000. Agents, Fer RENT—Furnished PARAS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- eeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 Pen: ‘ave corner Agent, B. F. STEIGER, FOR SALE. 611 Seventh Street, OR SALE—Curar For Casi—A_number of a very per ‘jor Fire and Bui Proof, SAFES of the American Steam, pany; as good as new, For pa ; len a apply at the Freedman‘ stank. Bu PF, STRIGER, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER, No. 511 Seventh Street. References: Tepnrchase It at any time at the same price. Price, Lewis Johnson & Co., award Simms, 234.5 without condition, $200. An excellent roadster | Perry & Bro., Lutz & and pacer; stands without hitching: equally good dackson, Bro, & Co., ALR. fet 1 Wm. B. Hon, Jol plsinan, in harness or under the saddle, perfectly ‘safe ‘Todd, esa., nid j7-tr in the hands of a lady or child. Also, for Fami' riage, panelled sides and bac R RENT, (path thorough oriter) 8950, nd a Phieton with By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. Tumble (also put in order) 3170. Pies new Stores, 1419, 1493, 1425 N.Y.av.n.w. $75 ms Gver above stores from $35 to 3 fom 917 to 925 7th st-n.w., each. Houses over above stores, each « +9 rooms, mod. imps. : -+ 10 rooms and bath, “mod. iatps 9 rooms and. bath Analy at R UIT’S, “Arlington Stables," 1724 G J10 4t OK SALE—At a Sacriy HOUSE, with back building, w.; 8 in good condition: moderm Tinprovements; Drive, If Sid’ soon $6,860, in sinall installments. Apply at office of WM. HENRY BROWNE, Law- yer, corner rol Louisiana ave, and 4's st, j4-im Uncalled-for PACK- ice—The a BRIOR No, 422 3d si 10 rooms and bath, mod | i ‘ii rooms and bath, thod. tin 9 rooms and bath, m¢ One smali and ‘one large house, furnished. both AGALE We. WHEATLEY'S Dyeing Es | cligibly located and well furnished, to private tablishment, Georgetown, consisting in part of | faiilies les only Gent's Coats, Pants and Vests; Ladies Dress FOR 8. —Houses and Lots in every section Goods, Shawls, Waterproofs, Fringes, Ties, Rib- bons, Ke. €e.. will be sold at private’ sale at the office, 49 Jetterson st. jQigorwetown, at any time on and after January 3, 1878, ji-im of the city, some at bargaing, all a rednced rates, MAN, _i6-tr 10th and F streets n.w. HARLES A. APPEL, 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Real Estate, General Collection aud Ci Claim Agency. FOR RENT. 0, 1980 Q st. n.W ih roots mod. imps.; $80. | Nendid LOTS on 13th-st. Circle; a 19 Vermont avenue, 9 rooms, Thod, od. pe 3 _PERSONAL. A STEOLOGY. MADAME ROSS, Minis celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner of 2d n,w. She 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 s de ul Two PROFESSIONAL. NC } lots nicely graded and parked, corner of 15th and BUSINESS CHANCES. | 00 TO LOAN ON REAL ‘or two years, B. for one ON, nw. ESTATE 23 4 street WILL GIVE $80 TO ANY PERSON that will get me a SITUATION in any of the D: “part= Address A. B, F., Post Omice, 1-3 CuEAr Cash A GROCER OVISION STORE. doing a good tust- ress G ROC ER, Star office 11 Gt Ss 00 IN $25. MONTHLY PAYMENTs UNTIL SD paid, Will be given tolany person setio will pro- care me a P NENT SITUATION in any overninent department as watchman. saGarees tchman, ** Star office, 1-60" S&S K_OF GROCERIES and Ligt = FOR SALE—Inchuding fixtures and lease, in one of the best locations in the city, if desired. “The stoek 4s fresh and weil selects and must be sold at mace. Apply tod. W. ER yk CHAN( man wishing to buy a A geod BRICK BOUSE, Tors rooms and | modern Improvements, will “Ye picseod to nearest | any one wishing to sell at a sacrifice who will take | i zy and Har- | tess, | Kduress We ey tt-lm WILL TAK OR UNEM- | cumbered, City Ts count, and give in exchange there cat bargain than any other private person) s0 and other desirable city property, Improved or un- at hand, Exchanges made or Fsecing property: | V.O, 311-65” | tt aid-up share of Stock of the "it aie COMPANY, we, Address H. M. Star office, Vv JILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD HOU ISK hod Farnitare r f Carp Lot—a GOOD HORSE (irivir nice Single Harness. Acdress office. : H4 WANTED Ae) fot XebW A RE iiched business, im creck Bree VOR SALE Stock and F NERY and FANCY Theap; or would take 4 Partner who thon 1g understands the business, and give it, his entire tention re COOK, 196 Bridge st 21.000 TO LOAN, on Lnproved Dyignerer JOHN T. ut, syn “TO LOAN AT 10 PER CENT. Wal estate. No commission, Apply ‘te EARUSI 80 Lousiana avenue, i POR SALE A Banc AIN- Thos: (28120) on K ~ between V th st. nw. Spent “MePhersen Square, ad ne the beautiful residences of Judge komers ‘and | tT 3. 1429 Pennsyivania av 2 FO AN $3,000, $4,000 on REAL, “at 8 percent. R. HOLL: ioin and F sts. SHERMAN ‘Cloud Building. -ROOM HOUSE, with all for sale: $40, monthly pay JOHN SHER onve= na TO SAVE MONEY tethe earnest desire of all. Property-owners find it to their ad- Vantage to settle their improv through the ageney of WM. DIC with side S streets new, These Houses are built in the very best manner, with all the modern hinprovements complete, with large Saloon Parlors, fine Dining-Ioom, 6 Ing’ Chambers.“ &c. (Houses always opin spection, Apply t OSE, ¥ HUY, 1508 P Vania avenues of Js V.N ennsy l= vani: ie _ a21- -in* OR SAL. A lot of tineSILK UMBRELLAS, from $4 to $8, being 25 percent. | facturers cost, at i 8. ot. DSTELN & Co., MISSION BRORERS, r. 10th and D streets, a Fe ‘Appreciating the searc! ana. ‘eaitin to reduce our stock of new and second-hand WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and all other fine JEWEL BY, SILVER and SILVER-PLATED WA RE, CLOCKS | ane BRONZES. FANCY Guobs. C4, &c., at from per cent, less than ‘simiiar, goods ean be ae ght any wywneres If _you desire good bargains for Holiday Git Le] please come soon and make your best selection, and we guaranty to satisfy you in the Goods and prices, 8. GOL & CO. Commission ston Brokers th & D st decl7-tr ronting, 'Penusylvania a ONEY TO LO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. RLES 3 SCHAFER, nov8-ly 515 7th st. n.w. cen- Rel Fe, SALE —A four-story BRICK HOUS! lly located on a Penneyivania avenue; bul contains’ store and 15 ms, gas and waier. Paved cellar; stable for two horses. Inquire at Office. Loves _ LADIES’ GOODS. S° OME OF THE C HOICES' LADIES | AND }S MISSES CLOAKS of this season's importa- Hon: also, READY-MADE BONNETS at greatly reduiced prices, FLANNEL ROBES DE CHAMBRE from the Louvre. An elegant assortment of _newl: FLOWER GAENITURES for part and BUSES and UAC OVERDRESSES: at j8-1m RS. MAX WEYL, No. 712 Seventh street N.W. (Between G and H.) NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. J have the choicest and best assortment of BER- LIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL and FANCY GOODs of all kinds, which | am offering lower than any house in the city. Solid Silver Thimbles, 35 cents; best Rubber Eye- glasses, 35 cents, Jan5-tr designed reception SUITS and M. WILLIAN’S, perezass:. Ninth and F streets, (St. Cloud.) CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS: (abdominal), Dr. "Warner’s Corset, other styles from which to select. DOUGLASS’, Werly (double-bone), J. B. P. (French), omay" s St. Cloud, | 719 SPECIAL OFFERINGS. 719 9th and F Sta, 36-tr Being very offering toon and days, convi desirous of reducing stock, we are iocie customers great bangalns in FAN LLIN GOODS for the next thirty previo De stock-taking. Call early and be inced, at DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, coruer 8th st. of our stork of reatest bar- cloned out by ment with the ot be disap- Call and see our pric : {a suitable store pointed, Not betng room, We must sel MINSON & 00. 11 Market Space. | pxeesonnemane INDUCEMENTS FoR THE NEXT TEN DAYs. Che. fan®-tr WISWALL & GWYNN Prices range from 2 20, 2.30.87, 40, 45,50 | GandBeents. ‘These next ten days. One case splendid w PRINTS 44 cents; met remnants; as many yards as you wish, Five cases CANTON tg ANNELS at 64 cents; splendid Canton at 8 cents Au. cur BLANKETS. COMFORTS ang | SPREADS will be sold regardless of cost, pe 3 goods mu Sold th ame One case best quality BLEACH MUSLINS at 5S cents, Ten pieces of WHITE LINEN fire in New York, sit half price; 75 cent 1 cents, Antich tional upon, pating a great rush, we have secured addi- smen, that all may be properly waited WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space. BF Don't Forcet Location. FOR THE Cli WASHINGTON ST CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store. We are selling off (positively) regardless as we only havea few days left to remain store im e size, double od Good Canton Flannels, 6\¢ short : pure wool, oellent Calice very, fir 50. PLEASE EXAM. AND IF TH T IN WasiliNazoR, 3 pes KETS. 500 pairs of BLANKETS to be sold off at reduced prices, 10 cases of CANTON FI. ANNELS very cs of WE TWILL FLANN heat Ww. W. BURDETTE 2 0o. No. 828 7TH ST., No. 706 K St. X.w. sand tr |; XTRAORDIN:! ARY INDUCEMENTS At BRODHE, F st., between 12th an 13th, aid, 5 cent Good Black Ayyaca Skirt ied) Spool Cotton, 8 ap, rds warrai cetlar made British Hose, 1ip-Gore Corse per pair: Lonesdale per y be. per yd. Lyons Gros Grain Black Silk, 85¢. ani up, w 0 Pequot 10-4 (255 y Sheetin Good Bi Best makes Uni gud a full line of Dress Gov Fancy Good mestic Goods, equally che Close pv tie BHODUEAD'S. sers should call at 3-tr F st., bet. 12th and 1 sin PY hata LoT HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, JUST OPENED, And = onmering them shout half the regular prices + 4c., Be, + 10c., 12c., Ue. vita. wilde Caltcoes, 8 cents, Carpets, 18, 20, 24.'30. 35. 40, 48. Blankets, $1.60. 2.00, 2.60, Comforts, ail prices. Olicloths, all width: Double width Blay wilCashneres, 25, 37, 60. Flannels, 18, 20 . Cc ott nearly two wide, 57%. Brectooia say SR, Ar™ Tord wide, 6 2's wide Shedting Cotton only 25. Cioth for Men’s wear, 30, 37, 45, 60. Shawls, all at cost. Beaver Cloth for Cloaks at cost, Matelasse Cloth for Cloaks at cost. 3.00, 3.50. For the next bmg das ui i oat en nto yeyou cen us Dry Goods C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Jan2-tr South side, near 7th st. ELLING OFF PREPARATORY TO Ss STOCK-TAKING. = Special Bargains in =< departments. Poplin Alpacas 15, worth e Goods La uced to . All-woul Cash sire ore Ske i. 75,8. 8 ti ogg j-wool Cashmeres a $1 Colored Carhnrerer tee ead at ee Ready. Bg Skirts ch Shawls sacrificed, Cloaks 25 per cent. less than former price, Blankets cheap; Carpets must be sol Grand Bargains in Carpets to close ‘out, and prices less h Manufacturers, All nuakes Mnius and Shectingsat ree A asi-tr 769 Market Space. VELVETS. $1.25 to $8 A YARD, New stock received to-day, from th sale on Friday in Philadelphia: ——— vi pr inere Will be no more sales until March, VEL- ETS WILL BE » H i lage ‘CARCE and HIGH, L have the LOW SETS for dress trimmings, Flowers by spray, very cheap, at Davis’. and INITIAL HDKFS at 20 cents, former price 35e, at 25c., former price 50 to 3. s former price $1: al Plain, Hemstiten, Biack and C; HDKFS mueli below regular prices, at Sorserel DAVE DAVIS". Job lot HAMBURG EDGES, at For very best Bargains in all ki ‘be sure to go to foods at_ lowest market prices, for inds of Fancy and Mutinery Goods, 719 Market Space, _36-1w corner 8th street, MISSES AND M. DOUGLASS, Still continuing the business of the late MADE M. A, DOUGLASS, At 13 East 17th St., New York, ‘Will have on exhibition for ten da JANUARY 7th, tn the Johnson He so Pariorss a the ARLINGTON OTE mont avenue.) Washi TU ais, HATS and other Were . SELMA RUPPERT, hear two Ines of street cars, ‘Terms moderate, | tation strictly confdential. Ladies, Giz Gent le i T'st. Dew.y, near 14th. opposite “Franklia men, $1.60. 00 ies, hi gonto- Wise gored ge Attorney-at-Law, haa Park. 35-6t Removed ee | ROL Mrs. Dr. ELL! ~ | Ing; 605 D street, No. 1, with Messrs. Payne E STREET N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, ATigaRR Mf'you would know the truth | & radiey. nov8-Sm 607 ©: with BOARD; en ‘suite or single; south: gonsuik the Dr. in al things. " Ofice fro1 grygrposure le Fare first-class; terms mod- | g.'m. to pee em DETEOS, era a ~ ‘ADAME COSTELLO. Disciploof M'lie Lenor- 8 18 and 19, Saf Bi 3 HS. MT. SOUTHALL, py pnand, Parts, the greatest Fa uae Nad Recina 19 and and New York ave. octets Ehsomanents Transient, and Day BOARD Dst. .W. "Fst, Care pass tie door. 17-1 Diez RB. Fassom i, Denton, bee ig Femnored Bie oe ee a residence to QOARDING.— Neatly furnished aoe wie ie Patent Omtca, ‘Teeth extract ot or without Board, xt reasonable a e'3o8 PIANOS AND ORGANS. lage sree of charge for 8801 922 and 924 F Street N.W. PRICES FoR BOARD. Breakfast or Dinner. deci5-1y Aina or N.W.—Entire N improvements; EW puOURE, odern: Sith vate BL) ROO! E BOARD; suite of Rooms on third floo it guests accom- modated. + Nov21-8w' Tenn TREMONT HOUSE IS MAKING Good Serms for Winter Boarders, and sin- m oF stove beat. acl NARY AND OTHER eS. Ge of ean TTT Btreot. None but good slagers kept, di pu, FRRANICH AND BACH, AND THE NERY J. ENNIS, 7114 ite Pat- IANOS, same Siliers, recelved the highest ‘Centennis isnt Ginss Rtectrician snd Mr get Rumerous musical. sclebnifices Ge Le, WILD & | Causes. sees. BRO.,Agents,723 7th st.n.w. dl T-tr E DECKER BROTHERS won their success by pola pperite they hold it by unre-, mite effc fort in same Xe ew Pore Tribune Ge KUHN, aie see Te | T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, D)'hetiovea to ou peat corner iin and sos northwest, Tnyas-1y 3 B. N, FRANK WHT Heal- ent ‘als fort BURDETT ORSaNg:; od Deis sina eee GN wr rene succesfully tha ‘ALLET DAVIS & 60. PIANOS. tao Office hours— to liam. and 3 to ps 8p.m. Jeb UPRI GHT PIANOS A SPECIALTY. a9: BL GiSER: istactory tothe mualtan Piano in existence entirely sat- DENTIST. Were awarded to this Piao Srer al marily > “Over Thon ‘Drug Store. over a Uprightsat'U, 8. Exposition. iene Dene es ew Styles for thé Holidays, B, DUKE, Dentist, 458 7th stroot southwest, Pianos sold on instalments, INTH STREET N.We | oes of Teeth, $8: 7 era and Repaired. d4-taths_ | ing without ain, 60 conta, All operations “i it ENABE % 3 = We M ENABE & CO.'S 2 eine CHUTTEE & RAKEMAN, str, tustraments nave besa, before the TTT 00, DECORA anaAZTISTS, Hignest awed Wherever exhipite EN AMENTAL and PAS BAIN a, Taanufactories constantly. on, hands ai pl ny es. Organs, Fiaude snd Wane D.C. and ARGE LOT OF DEMONGEOT’S MANU- ERBACH'S Hiauo Warerodus, ED 2 very i's Fiano Warerooins, 458 FACTURED WIGS, at a very low 614 Ninth st,, opp. Patent Ofice. Dealer in BERLIN ZEPHYRS, FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS. assortment in wyaree Rug and Burlap Canvas and Point Lace Braids and Applique Patterns, Novelties in Fancy Worsted Work signs of Embroideries on Linen and a Fancy Canvas. 8 and double German quali * Bt 250: per Mank or aor” for” Wool only frst 2 discount of 10 per cent, will be allowed rer CLASS MILLINERY. GRAND OP3 SOc RELY, NEW YARD CHOIC aro 3 from New York. FERENCE received -ENCH PLUSH VELVET H. Sand BONS zeden all decd7-tr FEL’ MISS McCORMICK, oct30-1y Bt. Clond building, 622 9th st. n.w. a H. VERMILYA, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 610 9th STREET, OPP. PATENT OFrFicz. Pe ig hp for ae iter BOOTS of our largest and nd cheapest Stock in the city, but it will ae IS THE TIME TO BUY. Don’t delay, or else you will regret it when it is too late. Jam offering thi Astonish evens otering this stock at prices that will Come early {f you wish to avoid the crowds. In order to be able to Wait on every one, tl Will be open from 7a. im. uutil8 poi. Be store CONNOLLY's, 608 Ninth Street, Opposite the Patent Oftice. §==t4aNe OFF! SELLING OFF! FOR THIRTY DAYS Our stock of DRY GOODS at great reduction in prices, Many at less than cost of im: tion. in. der t sore luce our Btock WINTER DRESS GOODS, puAd K [2] PACA oti one sete Cuorus gor Men gna oa Bers kins and T; Einsand Towelingy Bike a hs ate Oa = Goods warranted” ‘present fair dealing in all cases, at = - = J. W. COLLEY'’s, No. "o, 801. Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. ien’s bast quality Women’s best Misses best Chi work an article, peas