Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. . WASHINGTON: Capitol Hill. ‘Term English branches. i Dr. HIN ES Albert Pike, Mr. Jo! re) References: G SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES GENTLEMEN, No. 110 ist st. ns Of tuition, $2 including Bookkee hs east, MONDAY.. January 14, 1878. CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. Circulation over vera sworn Dail A37,380—“heing more thas threctimes that | of any other daily pa; in Washi and are than that ali the others er. ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- Mouncements 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 eases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPany,—not to that of any individual. 4g Anonymous communications not read; re- jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Maryland Senatorship. The most astute political manager in the State of Maryland to-day is young Mr. A. P. Gorman, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Canal Company, and when it leaked out that Mr. Gorman was backing ex-Go nor James B. Groome for the U enatorship, in place of Senator Dennis, the ciated that there was trouble ahead for the other candidates. This belief was strength- ened when it was found that Gorman’s candi- date for Police Commissioner, Milroy, had routed the present incumbent, Harry Gilmor, with great slaughter. The success of Milroy Was a great surprise to the Gilmor men, who had counted upon his re-election as a matter admitting of no question, and the apparently well-grounded suspicion is now eute: that the deposition of Gilmor is part of a com- prehensive scheme engineered by Gorman, embracing the disposition not only of the Po- lice Commissionership, but the two U. S. Sena- torships, and the gubernatorial nomination at the next election. According tothe indi tions, this seheme proposes the election of Groome in place of Senator Dennis, and Gor- man in place ot ator Whyte. when the place of the latter becomes vacant ; while Hon. Hen- Archer, of Hartford county, is to be ext Governor of Maryland. The term of Mr. Dennis expires Mareh 3, 1879, and that of Mr. Whyte, March 3, 1881; so it willIbe some time before the programme can be fully carried out, but Mr. Gorman isa young man, and can— “Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn te labor, and to wait."* ——— see —____ The Russian troops having obtained entry through the Balkans are pouring into Roume- lia. General Gourkhohas oceupied Ikhtiman, which the Turks had made extensive prepara- tions to defend, but whose military value to Turkey was destroyed by the Russian seizure of the more eastern passes of the Balkan: The Turks are retiring before the invaders, in many cases burning theabandoned villages. Adrianople. which cannot be defended, is fast losing its inhabitants. Thousands of fugitives are arriving at Constantinople, and the most extreme distress preva The fortifications about the city, the last Turkish line of defence, are said to be at present unfitted to repel a sustained assault, though they are capable, when strengthened and well manned, of making vigorous resistance. Within the city intense misery and terror and indignation against jand, who it thought, has pro- longed the struggle by encouraging Turkey to hope for assistance, only to desert her at the perilous crisis, characterize the mental condi- tion of the people. Meanwhile Russia evades an armistice, and presses her forces steadily and rapidly towards the devoted city. The Moslem sway over European soil will soon be confined to a few seattered fortresses and a ngle great city. But the latter will hardly fall into Russians hands without precipitating a general coll 1 the interested powers, whieh will shake Europe and the world. Wall street seems to feel assured beyond peradventure that the silver bill will not pass the Senate, or that if it should that it will be vetoed by the President. On the strength of this assurance gold fell on Saturday to 102%, the lowest point reached since 1862. The best information in Washington, however, is to the effect that the silver bill, with some modifica- tion, will certainly pass the Senate, and those who should know declare that the Presi- dent will sign any bill that does not flagrantly violate the public credit. The indications in- crease that a majority of the people of the country favor the remonetization of silver in some form, and the President will probably not feel disposed to place himself in opposi- tion to that will if it can be respected without positive violation of the national faith. The strike of the Crispins at Lynn, if wisdom be not employed in its treatment, may result in Serious dificulti The manufacturers and the Crispins are equally firm in their determi. Nation not to yield. So far the latter have only refused to work at the wages offered by the former, and are acting within the law; but it is only a step farther for the strikers, num- bering between two and three thousand, to violently prevent others from working on the terms that they have refused. However great the provocation « [ the strikers to such a course, the state authorities would be bound to sup- press the movement with a stronghand. If violent opposition to law and the legal author- ities once gains headway, the movement would spread like flame over the United States, mad- dening the thousands of workingmen who do not know where to turn for bread. And where is the prophet who will predict the results of such an uprisin; A hervic patience must characterize every true American laborer of the present. The lawless forces which he is tempted to evoke in his defence will recoil upon him in their hurtful results and only in- crease his wretchedness. According to the Boston counts from some of the manu in New England are to the effect that times are growing better. One swallow does not make a summer, to be sure, but the sight of one of them is a pleasant thing after a long, cold winter. Transcript, ae- ns at prime cost for cash our entire stock of DRY GOODs, Without reserve, amounting to Cash buyers ean save from 20 to 40 per cent. Many scasonable goods and handsome materials at less than cost, All bills due and unpaid on the Ist of February Will be placed im the hands of a collector for settle- ment. #¥ Want money, and will sell as above to get it. W. M. BROWN 314 Sth street, Near Pennsylvania avente, SUES LATCH. 506 10th and 324 12th street furnishes information as to Responsibility ol Pecp'e, With full abstracts of property and isin thereon. ‘Titles examined. Searches for chattel Trus ness guaranteed. 312. er $25,000. Corre score a FINNIN HADDIE, Slightly Smoked. N. W. BURCHELL, yest 1332 F street. t was at once appre- | ined | SWEET | JACKSON | CHEWING for BEST. AS our ‘blue Sole TOBACCO. | | Awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposition fine chewing qualities and excellence and lasting character of sweetening and "The best tobacco ever made. | trade-mark is closely imitated on inferior good: see that Jackson g Best is on every ping. flavoring. strip all dealers. Send for sample, free, to. A. JACK SON & Co., M'frs, Petersburg, - 14m, the k, Ly No. 419 | card, 5 anes | physicians of world Plaster the only med: unt of its greats ASK YC | if Benson's Papeine Plaster in the world. For lame and tismand all local a best remedy ever dev ket. the word Cay Sold by all ches and Beware of them, | MS=s SULLIVAN, I STREET N. W.. LOW PRICES. [Re WORLD'S CHOICE. -wide reputation. ‘Phe us Plaster al given to P uperiority ov .UR PHYSICIAN Porous Plaster is not the It was invented to overt the slow action of the ordinary porous plaster. LAME BACK ainful back, weak back. rheuma- bains it is simply the ised or known. Price, 25 cents. FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS, Offer Special Inducements in the way of Miss H. SULLIVAN wil! callon Ladies at their | residences to receive orders, if requested by posta The Centennial Jurors represented the civilized people of the whole world—the medical jurors were gave he manufacturers of Benson's Capcine Porous on allother Porous, Plasters and its wonderful pain-relieving aud strengthening qualities. best ‘come CAUTION. —There are fraudulent and worthless imitations of Benson's Capcine Plaster In the mar- Each genuine plaster has peine cut through it, ruggist j14-mws SAVE YouR HAIR. quire it. every way. compensation, LYON’ Discovered thirty-f Yale, is the most prevent air to are not destroyed. scomlug miracte several yea Thavea thick grow The Kath sugar-of-lead, lyze the brain. , intende h and rei ‘umed, known. col to plete without Ly SOLD EVERY W! perfect. preparation in the for preserving and beautifying the hair, Besides being the best hi: duced, Lyon’s Mathairo: of which the pechnen : mstiti few bottles of Kathairon, sor gent FOLLOWS. HATHAIBON, ive years ago by P: air dressing ever if positt md will restore It’ actually performs ‘ollowing I had been entirely bal onal, 1 suppose.” I us h of young hair, Dress and Beautify ‘the Hair. BEAR IN MIND.— iron is no sticky’ paste of sulphur and to paintand daub the hair and para- It isa pure and limpid vegetable by natural It is splendidly per- htful toilet dressing restore the hai atleman*s toilet out ‘on’s Kathairon, HERE. jan TO LEARN HOW TO Do IT, READ AND HEED WHAT SAVE YOUR HAIR.—The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re- ‘The matter is of great importance in BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.—It is the surpass- ing crown of giory, aud for the loss of it there is no CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For by no other n eaus can it be saved and beautified. rof. Lyon, of orld, pro- ively new Braynes: id he ds, if the roots and follicles these isa ld for sel a and, to my great surprise, . betriyen JOHS L. DORRA. +8, A.*? In every important respect the Ki ron is absolutely incomparable, it is unequaled: 1.—To Cure Baldness. 2,—To Re- store Gray Hair. 3. To Remove Dandruff. 4,—To fit is ny Wy fy 6 \LOSING OUT SALES OF IMMENSE REDUCTION. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. Preparatory to Taking Stock I Offer the Following Ermine Fur Beaver, ‘West of England. Siberia Fur.. Blue, BIk an Lippett’s Blue. Dobson's Striped Germania Fur. Blue Chinchilla. DRESS AND BUSINESS English Worsted French Worsted Elb@uf Cassimere. Harris Cassimere. English Stripe do. Globe Mills do London Wors' D. B. DRESS French Worsted. Hinsdale Stripe. Special Bargains: OVERCOATS. sold for $25; selling now, $18 sold for 20; selling now, 15 ssold for selling now, 12 sold for selling now, 10 sold for selling now, 8 :sold for selling now, 7 sold for 8: selling now. 6 ssold for 6; selling now, 4 SUITs. selling now, $20 sold for selling now, 18 sold for 20; selling now, 16 selliug now, 13 selling now, 12 selling now, 10 selling now, 9 selling now, 8 : selling now) 6 COATS AND VESTS. sold for $22; selling now, $18 Sold for 20; selling now, “16 Sold for 15; selling now, 12 soll fer 12; selling now, 8 Hovy Work Pt Special attention is whi Fine Black Cloth Youths* Dress an Boys? Overcoats, lidren Children’s Dress ‘h have been reduced now, cated ta : in proportion: Dress Suita, d Business Suits, Dress and School Suits, Cape Overcoats and Ulsters. aud Every Day Suits, A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, jit-tr 2:00 sold for 2,50} selling now, 1.50 the following Goods, Between 10th and 11th street. | the best squares in the cit. WANTS —A white GIKL, 11453 14th st. 4 12 to 14 years oll, thd LANTED By a respectable cutored Girl a SIT VATIO. best of refer- 314-2.° ‘all at 113 lace, Capitol Hill, C st. Se., between 1st and 2 j14-2t* V somely-furnished Parlors, Rooms; excellent Board next house, new. WASTED iy a sober American man, TIO Address J WwW. H a respectabl Wn accent private family references, Apply at 1080 New Jersey ave Star offi x — —— 7 D- TENANT, (Cor W ‘hed torenta farnisti open fire places, omtice, Want lished best locations &e. ‘0 Store in one of var Departme Si his attention, Address *+Indian,** Star office)11 W 7 ANTED—ROOM and BOARD for gentlen \d wife in private family where. there between 110 Tess! House in one range, bath, latrobe . 8.8. 8 who not make a living at his trade, a SITU A- s Watchman, or todo something to make a vlored Girl a S1T- ood the which demands 43° man are and 15th and L and P sts. n.w. preferred; references exchanged, Addrig3 for three days H.. Star office, Terms be modera’ jit Sinart, a LADY CAD Introdtice a new article of manu! s with a ready sale, References capital, Call on W t building, corner 8th and F nd 4p.m, 1 ED. MAN, with a large or sn Ny e the excl e control for here, for a new and valnable TY house, Which sells for $1 each for 15. cents. h.W.. between 9 a.m, wat capit TANT —By a lady, a POSITION as ass ant bookkeeper: salary first month $10. dress BOOK K VER, Star offic 112-3 Vv TANTED — A FURNISHED ROO: Board for a gentiema: $ -d $50 per month, Address W : W e. near charged. ANTED—By a lady, a SITTING ROOM small Bedroom adjéining, on second tk lines price must be stated: references Star office, Adaress C. E. J. W. ED—12 white Cooks and 4 N Chambermaids, with recommendat ilies sw plied, with reliable help. Nationa! Em ment Office, Room 24, 7th and 2 12 U. HEATON Facts are stubbo ast fae- i sis te mall this Ors ex TANTED—A RESIDENT OF WASHID ton who ean give bonds, with two sureti can hear of a good situation ‘by addressing Ty Oftice Be ity post office. J81 D strictly to busine: ws ung man who can at in the Look and stationery trad bookkeeping, A¢ W BN TED Baa capable ani comperent yo Protestant Woman, a HOME in a good fan as cook or housekeeping, or as enildren can furnish the best city references, 913 25th street n ies, Post 3t Wishes EMPLOYMENT rd mily TANT ya competent white Ame Who understands sewing, and can tal machine,'a SITUATION todo i a small fatty. “Address BELLE, 315 | } South Washing to: 7 ANTED—You to get ke a “al housework ir PICTURES 18 for CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, $2.50 per dozen, at DODGE'S, 467 Penta. ave., ietween and 61 tS. ‘j11-6:* WANTED A White SERVANT to do ho work and attend to children, Sneh as come well recommended can have’a good pl 1018 Sih st. 1 uuse= can ace. AL-3¢ ws \TED—PLAITING (Parisian mode), two cents per yard, 814 Lst., corner of 9th s . Nosizing used, Call and examine d Fitting a specialty. » V A PLAITING. r (our own American style, ) for silks, &e, cents for worsted goods, at ‘the Odoriess Cleaning Depot, 1000 F st. ANTED-—To exchan ones, Groceries or and K sts. n.w. pay. Stoves rented. ANTED—EVERYBODY TO GC: new STOVES for 1, at BUTLER'S, Lat old bth Smokey Chimneys cured or no noviG-ir the Bureau of Information, 1427 F st., desiring rooms, furnished, unfurnishéd, board, &c. to buy or sell goods of any description. Informa: free. JAMES B, PHILP & CO. Also, tion oct20-3m ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, ANTED—To exchange, new STOVE ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER gud K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, WASTED A perfect and clean copy of the first numb ‘AL i, ber of the EVENING ST. liberal price will office. for which a be paid. Apply “at the Star 1230-tf ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY any kind; eighteen years experience. seers A. . CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, KK of Uphol- goods and work at lowest possible prices, by angl6-ly ANTED—MOTHIS and other insects in farni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 61 _FOR RENT AND SALE. | RK RENT—732 21st st., ‘urnished HOUSE, i very low {OR RENT—A four-room HOUSE, housekeeping, in rfect orde: the northwest corner 11th and N sts, VER RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, with ae of Parior. with piano if desired, or parlor will be rented separate: No. 718 12h we je 3" OR RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, at _ FP oiso'sth st. n.ws hail Way; gas and wat only $10. an POR RENTS 730 12th st nw. two furnished communicating ROOMS on 2i" floor; one room Tent, Reference exchanged, M1435 OR RENT—An eight-room FRAME HOUSE, water and gas, on Lingan st.. Georgstown hear Catholic Church, Apply 197 Bridge st.j14 Fe RENT— Furnished CHAMBER and SIT- | TING ROOM, communicating. convenient to | hotels. Apply No. 491 Missouri ave., Ist hoase from 6th st, fice a large con/fortably il modern mprovem J R HOUSE. No. 1203 n.W., 9 rooms, hall, dry cellar, wash ho 1 Water, garden, stieet cars; rent low. Apply a" 1118 11th st. nw. j14-3. FPOR RENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, all on second floor, nicely arranged keeping for mau and Wife; water and st. n.W. FOE KENT. SMALL HOUSE on 20ih st Pennsylvania ave... ~ 820: $25; 7 rooms, gas and water, LUTTRELL'& WINE. W143" OR RENT— town, baving m Rent has been redu GAMA 9 7th ‘OR REN h a delightful SA LOON PARLOR, with or without board: house has all modern improvements, Terms rea- sonable. 3143 R RENT—Two neatly dd ROOMS on first to titable for B.C. Congress or oth Convenient to National, St. James, and Me- tropolitan Hotel; No, 458 € st. 14-2 * ‘wo sulites of newly and handsome- ROOMS on first and second floors, Strat bitt. Riggs, and Wilt Rent moderate 3 EY Inquire of 50, Prospect lern improvement: ed to $ within two squai lard's hotels. nw. : OR RENT ARCTIC HOU Washington ave., Cape May, N furnished: accommodates 300; rent m dress SAMUEL T. FOX, Real and Callowhill sts., Philadelphia GOR RENT OR SAL ished in best styl room): every room heated, including bath and servants’ ‘roo ing tubes: electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- etableand meat cellar, Can be seen at any time, j14-1m FoR RENT 15h st.. one suite Tarnished: also, one suite unfurnished ROOMS, j12-31" PGE RENT Nos. 1754, 17506 and 17587 stn, 4 -ooms; rent $10. THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st j12-3t TOR RENT—Two HOUSES, 6 rooms each, Nos, 469 and 471 C st., between 4'¢ and 6th sts, 8.w Inquire next door, j {OR RENT_STORE, No. 601 New Jersey n.W., and for sale small stock of Groceries, “AD ply JOHN! 718 13th st. 2 —From Jantary 15th, No, 115 25th st. 1.W.. 9 rooms, all modern improvements. Ne. 715 14th st. (new,) fin Apply to CHARLES A. APPEL, 452 Louisiana 21 floor, with every comfort, ina beautiful lo- ADI OR RENT—Without Board, to gentlemen dress, with references, BDx 354, nd shed. Inquire ave. 12 3t F Two hicely-furnished ROOMS. on ‘ no*board, Apply at No, 1201 11h. 3". 12-3. only, one or two newly-furnished ROOMS with use'of Billiard Table, inva priv: 4. POR RENT—Four-room HOUSE, No, 1812 21st st. new., with Kitchen and front yard, RTHY'S Green Mountain Dining var TU ction Washington er. 1 he desirat c No. 932 E st. n.w., containing thir- ali modern conveniences; will be rei ed for the low price of $75 per month to a responsi- ble tenant. Apply at 32912:h st. new, | 512-31" GOR RENT—Corner of 24th and 1 new STORE ROOM, with cella for Drug, Grocery or Market Store. Also, twe 4= room Houses—one $10 per month; the other, with water, $12, Apply at 71 Dunbarton st., cor. C gress, ' Georgetown. FGE RENT 416 loth st. Sow. 1 room: 1524 Madison st. n.w., 6 rooms; $20. 1418-1428 T st. n.w., 6 rooms, mod. linps. : $20. 318 Pen av., Dwelling and Store. pins; $12.25. Apply to OOD, 1285 Othst. now. plendid HOUSE, No. 817. st. ith nine rooms, having every conveni- for the comfort of @ tenant . hot and coll water, Rent $80 per month’ or_ wi to suit pure! er. Pennsylvania av (OK RENT— antry. bathr be sold on easy Apply toJ AMES A. TA Ns i D URNISHED ROOMS, in suites or single, board: 1325 Fst. new. j11-3t* OR REN’ ‘ORE anc R, 801 L st ne of the hest; low rent; immediate pos: rge city and country custom, Landlord. more than the rent. 511-30 ‘OR RENT—Weli furnished BED ROOM, fire ‘and gas: $10 per month, Also, PARLOR, with Bed’ Room adjoining, at a low rate} 927 st, we i WANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, tween 414 without charge. be- and 6th s:s, 8.w. Called for and delivered jy13-1y Fe RENT—In Georgetown, D.C., two com- municating ROOMS on second floor, comforta- bly furnished, with heat, gas, hot and cold wat $1Oeach, Apply 56 2d J11-3: 4 i te eat an pms, i 21 st. Sweeping Works, Tthest. wharf. Orders by mail oF | i.Ws Kent $18. THOSE, WAGCAMAN. S19 left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space, fei-iy | Tihst. tit ANTED-Gentlemen_to know that WM. ‘OR RENT AND SALE—Modern improved W footer, Serane Tallor, 1012, New York | Ht HOUSES, trom two, to twelve rooms. cheap. i y Tale ents o, will trade lot fora horse; carriage, pianos pr Bo madd at nome, ey OF Culting Garments to writing desk, -Inquire438 Pt. nwo jiLSee R RENT — Unfurnished communicating BOARDING. F RNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WIT! BOARD, at No, 203 East Capitol st., sec house from 2d st. ‘Street cars pass the do r ond DOT: chariots half square; the cheapest and best rooms in the city; all modern {mprovemen: J14-2* FOR RE: NT—ROOMS, single or en Suite, hand- ROOMS on first flo: Iso, three others; the Whole rented together or separate as parties desire: modern improvements, &c.; 419 4th st. n.w.j11-3t> oR RENT—One suite and one single ROOM, handsomely furnished, at 509 6th st., between ¥ ind Fsts, new. j10-4:* WOR RENT—607 Est. n.w., handsome SUITE OF ROOMS, with or without board, in a somely furnished, th house with all modern | Yate family. “References required." j10-2 conveniences; good TABLE BOARD: suitable R RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 923 4th for gentleman aud wife or gentlemen, 621. F st. st., between Land K'n.w. Apply on’ the pre- n.We 314-3:* "| inises. j10-6" QO L STREET N.W.—For rent, a Ha R_ RENT—Sccond-story_ FRONT ROOM: 122 4, somely-furnistied ‘Second-story Front HF Biv! openty for Dentist, mere being none i + for tw ns, ard, ie Niel bborhood. yon'the ‘908 71 Light, $50 per mouth; also, SINGLE ROOM, $30 | st. ne EIS On the Bromine, ee per month. 2-2t* — OARDING in suites o Board; new carpets, furnace and open near two lines of street cars, re a Ist. n.w., near 14th, Park. —Rooms, handsomel; ral furnished, two and thraa, with or without tes; Terms moderate, opposite Froktin 6b i RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, second floor; private family. Apply at 1224 F st. j8-1m. KR RENT—A furnished HOUSE, containing 2 rooms and all modern improvements, situ- sed on Capitol Hill, Inquire on Premises, 2 A St. Se, id 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NE. National Hotel, first-class BOARD, with AR largeairy rooms, from $6 to $10 per week; tran- sient $1.50 per day, with fire and gas: Table Board $4 per week. .Mits, 0, G. HOWARD, Propri- etress, ‘11-31 )R RENT—476 Missouri ave., 11 rooms, ran rey, bath, and all mod. imps., only $47.50. 1621 6th st., 9rooms, all mod, imps., (new;) on! $22.50. Brees meh gseT AnRY Se URRY BURFORD, 408 Bst- nw 38-Im Parties DESIRING ROOMS AND BOARD in a family where the boarders are limited in mimber, will find the comforts of a home an cellent cooking at 1214 K st.; best referen quired and given, i TO ALL No. 1,—6:30 P.M. IL TO a.m, Charleston 7 Avugasta 10:30 p.m., 7:25 a.m., thence to Pullman Palace trains for Au; Augusta 10:30 p.m., avoidin; nibus. TL222985 IN DRAWING AND PAINTIN GIVEN LY EDWARD SIEBERT, (pupil of Prof. Baur, in Dusstidorf.) For terms inquire at his residence, Maryland ay- enue, 124s. w., opposite the Botanical Garden, or at Ellis" Music Store, 987 Pennsylvania avenue, 312-20" 7" CELEBSATED JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., Jal®-tr Sole Agents for the District of Columbia, V"WRE Geacquer PONSARDIN, ‘White label—Fruity, sweet, and with an ex- site fh dor et. Yellow tatel “Dry, fruity, and full bodied. Per Case, $24.50, gold. Le HUME, 7 Markt Space. ENRBIOT & Co. in introducing this Champagne, we are confident that its superior merits will iteure rmane! “Pewarity with the lovers of the Gelictobs wisn ut "Per case, $20.00 currency. br rena HUME, jané-tr $07 Market toSavannah, T! No. 3.—2:47 a.m. FI RAT ALIKE Ruch: xe No, 4.—2:47 A.M. RAIL NEW 0) Arrive Richmond m., Columbia 3:10 a.m., A con 1135 8.0. Columbus 4: .1., Montgomery Rew oreansa:soa.me and Parlor Car service to Augusta as by ika, connecting there rchase of tickets, Pyealed Southern Line Office, 511 Pennsyly: and Pennsylvania ayve., cor. vania ave, Depot Alexandria & Railway. javlt 3m With Quickened and Cont TO SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA, FROM WASHIN AIKEN, AUGUSTA IDA, Daily (Sunday &: Arrive Richmond 1 Savannah, WITHOUT fs Passengers connect at Wilmington with through usta, arrive at Columbia 6:40 p.m., ‘hrough train rough train te Opel! with Pullman Sleeping car te For the reservation TLANTIC COAST LINE. A T Tr E. POINTS SOUTH. Superior to all Other Lines. TON. LI xcepted.) pin. Wilmington p.m Aiken 11:15 p. Jacksonville. FAST MAIL PASSENGER ROUTE. Nous Schedules ALL UMBIA. CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLOR- 10:10 Sleeping Car Washington to NGE, AD Aiken 11:15 p.m, forever hereafter the Charleston On ransfer, and reducing the time TE Wilmington 7: ROM WASHINGTON. AND FLORIDA EXPR via WiLMI STA and SAV. Arrive in Richmond 8:15 p.m., Columbia 3:10 a.m., sta 6:26 a.m., Savannah 3:50 NGTON, ANNalr COLUM Aiken 9:40 a.m., Pem., Jacl and Parlor Cars to Wilmington, pecial Lucas Sleeping Car to Colt Special Lucas Sleeper to Augusta. vannah, Pullman Sleeper to Jacksouv Day le, No. 2.—2:47 A.M. FROM WASHINGTON, ALL RAIL FAST FLORIDA EXPRESS,” Dall via WILMINGTON. CHARLESTON, ASH: LEY RIVER JUNCTION and SAVANN AH, HOURS over other lines from Eastern Points to Jacksonville. Arrive Richmond 8:15 a.m., m. 3:05 p. . Ashiey River Junction 3:00 a.m., Charleston 30 a.m., Savannah 9:00 a.m,, thence to Jackson- ville Pullman Sleepers Washington to Richmond. Par- Jor Cars to Wilmington. 8) Charleston, Solid Train and Special Pullman Si fal Pullman Slegper to per nee to Jacksonville, ALL ESS, BLA, a.m., Wilmington 7:05 Au- mville as by lum bia, Car to Sa- FROM WASHINGTON. ELEANS EXPRESS Daily 8:15 a.m., Wilmington 7:05 p. ta 6: 8:05 p.m.. New O-ieans, of extra accommodations, andall information by this Un Zane. apply at Atlantic Coast ran! venue, cor. Gch st. 38ta st. and Penusyl- Frederice: vary A. POPE, General Passenger Age: ut. 114 ¢ STREET, WITH BOARI dil4 Member, or any person Ww! accommodations; also, other low. REMONT HOUSE—Good Hotel BOA three meals a day, {neluding good room $25 and oD per month, $8 to $1: er day. Rirnished wit black walnut furniture, and mostly heated steam. F can be had at 920'New York avenue, E STREET 60’ with BOARD IRST-CLASS ROOMS, NEWLY PAINT Every room newly papered, patnted, a Brussels carpet and marble 410-10 “LARGE suite PARLORS, first floor, stitabie for ‘hing good OUMS. Terms very 310-61 RD, at per week, $2.50 id ED and papered, (new furniture.) and BOARD W.—Handsome ROOMS, ; en suite or single; south- ernexposure. Table Fare first-class; terms mod- erate, jan3-2w* M= M. T. SOUTHALL, 705 15th street. Permanent, Transient, and Day BOARD- d27-1m* JROARDING._Neatly furnished ROOMS, with or without ‘at reasonable rates, at Missouri avenue. 24-1) 307 ry Me2tox HOUSE, 922 and 924 F Street N.W. PRICES FOR BOARD, Per Month (in advance) Per Week (in advance! 23 Meal Tickets. 47 Meal Tickets, Breakfast or Dinner... Rooms on third floor. Transient guests accom- oda decl5-ly 51 lita St. N.W.—Entire NEW_HOUS! all modern Improvements; Farnish ROOMS with first-class TABLE BOARD; suite of modated. nov21-8w* (E TREMONT HOUSE IS MAKING GOOD Board terms for Winter lers. gle rooms; either steam or stove heat. ol2- Family and sin- tr PERSONAL. STROLOGY. MADAME ROS8s. is celebrated Lady Astrologist and Medians sen be coneaited a No, 201 D st.. of 2dn.w. She has no superior Past, Present and Future. In love or business. advice is invah poribing Tour eee, ‘Pel sure way to success in all unde! Col tation strictly confidential, Ladies, Ri; men, $1.50, Mealing in delineating the = the nsul- tle- —— OED STROLOGIST,—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- A! . Sylvania avenue. If you would know the truth the Dr. in ali am. to9p. m. hours from 9 ‘sep27-6in AD AME COSTELLO: Diseipleot Mlle Lenor- mand, Paris, the greatest ‘Reader ever America, can be consulted at her house, No. Dst. n.w. F st. cars pass the door, sepl7- For RENT-STORE No. 419 lithst.n.w. Pos- session given atonce. Key at piano store, sec- ond door above. d29-1m OE RENT Ep Sulte or single, furnished PAR- LORand BED ROOM, with dressing room at- tached, on first floor; all modern improvements, south front; private family; 6Grant Place, we R RENT—Low, HOUSE No, 1218 N st. n.W.; Six rooms, Water. gas, markle mantles, &e, ‘Also, STORE, corner 20th’ and M sts, n.w: Apply next door, or at W. RUTHERFORD'S Vaint Store, 1217 Est. 27-11 JFOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE and STABLE, $18 per month. Inquire at 1423 13th airoet n. in OE RENT GN: Ab8, New Jersey ave. s.2 corner BRICK HOUSE, seven rooms and bath= Toom; a large yard, with southern exposure; very favorable for the cultivation of flowers. ‘To a care- ful and responsible tenant the rent will be mod- erate. Apply to JOHN T. ARMS, oor ce LW. -tr R RENT—HOUSE No. 1521 10th st. n.w. press brick fron and bath, 6 rooms, Ia front and rear yards." Price $25. Inquire on prem- ises, d19-1m Bic RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- ‘eeping and several smail BED ROOMS. 354 Pen: sy ve corner 45 nov11-3: LOST AND FOUND. $83, REWARD will be patd for the return to 1501 Stor ste B-W. Of a small black and tan RRIER, answering to the name of “Dick,” which was lost in the vicinity of the post office On Saturday evening, 12th inst. ‘The above reward represents just three hundred times the value of the aforesaid ‘Dick,’ but the owner’ lesser half don't think so, j14-3-* 60 REWARI.—Lost, on Saturday, the 29th S$ December, 1877. the following PROMISSORY NOTES:—Oné Noté dated 11th August, 1877, and drawn by John R. and Mary Rogers in favorof Mary A. Godey for the sum of $1, 73348-100, and endorsed to the undersigned. Also, two Promissory Notes, each for $640, drawn by’ Bernard Schlessburg in favor of John Henderson. and endorsed by him to me, dated 9th August, 1876, payable in 24 and 36 months after date. “Also, oné Note for rawn by Charles Klotz in favor of John Henderson, and endorsed by him, and dated January 21, 1876, and payable 36 mouths after date, with interest, Also, four Notes dated 7th March, 1876, drawn by Wil: Ham Cary Jn favor of Stephen McArdle, each note deine for $500, payable In two years after date, with interest, “Also. two Notes drawn by Josanh fimers, each for $300. and dated 17th March, 1877. Also, ghe, Note for, $200 drawn by Eawant Corco- Tan, other rs, belon; mn McArdle. "On the delivery of theabove Notes and Papers the above reward will bepaid. R. P. JACK- BON; Rojo Bridge st., Georgetown, Attorney for McArdle, J14-3t* Tiiepgents, CORT cee We weet left at 623 7th st. n.w. fist OsT—$5 Ruwanp—On Satur evening. Do- cember 29th, 1877, a CUT CAMEO SCARF PIN. The finder will receive above reward and no jnestions asked by leay sameatJOHN LANG- *S, on 6th st., near Penna. ave. ‘j12-20* eee ee N. Prentis certifies: ‘‘Dr. T SC qULrz cared mine i gece * Thou: Gia Soa pains, theumatic or swollen joints, 80. late, di nd children stieuded as ustals Gairer 600 | 911 R st.n.w.,9 rooms and bath, mod. imps. Fo REN Brick, No. 1253 9th st. n.w., 10 rooms FOR RENT AND SALE. _ Brick, No. 1251 9th st. n.w., 10 rooms. Brick, No, 1451 Pierce Place, 7 rooms Brick, No, 1410 D st. n.w.. 10 rooms. Brick, No, 206 th st. s.e., 9 rooms Brick, No, 425 6:h st. 's.w.. 7 rooms. Brick, No. 934 C ‘Apmiy t mb'st °° R RENT, By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, ree Hew Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 N.Y. 12 Office Rooms Gver above stores from $35 to 5 Desig Hy 917 to 925 7th st.n.w., each...... ‘Houses over above stores, each . W.,9 rooms, mod. im) 10 rooms and bath, D.W., 9 rooms and bath, mod. 637 D st. n. 10 rooms and bath, mod, imp. Store, corner Loulsiana ave. and 6th st. n.W-. 49 K st. n.w., 11 rooms and bath, mod. imps... 1416 11th st. p.w., 10 rs, and bath, mod, imps. 725 11th st. n.w.. 6 rooms, gas and water. 20 Double House with Stable, well furnished, in good | tocation; toa private family only. | FOR SALE—An elegant double House, new, with | every mod, convenience: one of the best locations i i jJanl2-tr | EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 1908 st newee Maat Ammpe toes $8,000 912 M st. ‘n.w., mod. imps... 12 rs 217 A st. mod. rs st.. Georgeto Cor, Tati North Caj 507 B st. s.e., mod. 114 1ith'st. §.e., mod. imps., Two-Story Brick and Frame 1611 6th st. n.w., f. h., 4 Ts. 824 and 826 6th st. new, f, 621K st. s.w.. fh. 4 1221 to 1233 5 st, 711 bth st 16, 18. 8: 148 North Carolina a 624 K st. s.e., b.n., & Unimproved Property For Saie. Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th sts. now. Georgetown... oad and bet. 4's and 6th s. vet. 10th and 11t1 » bet. Land Kn > bet. Land M . Houses For Rent. 1000 F st. n.w., mod. imps, 19 404 6th st) now de iinps.. 21 Stoddard st 10's. mps., 9 rs. stable and 12 rs’ AVE, SW. 1012 Penna. ave. 2 1426S st. new... mod, imps, cd 74 21 st., Georgetown, mod. imps. 8 rs 25 411 1, st. n.w., mod. imps.. 91s + 25 627 G st. s.€., Mod, imps., 8. . 3 820 21 st. s.e-, mod, imps., 7 rs, : 2 $33.€ st. s,e., mod. imps,, 7 rs. + 2 1315 10th st. n. mod, imps., 7 rs 25 1212 Pa, ave, n.w., mod. imps., 9 r: 25 1527 Sth st.n.w.,mod.imps.,7 13.66. cece eee 22.50 Tissue 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 my office, oF will be sent by mail if desired. Loans. _ $1,000, $500, at 8 per cent. R RENT— B. H. WARNER & CO., BRAINARD H. WARNER, EpwIN A. MCINTIRE, 16 ¥ street northwest. 1780 Ist. nw, 1912 9th st. nw,......30 920 15thst. nw, 1010 Penn‘a av 325 206 I st. nw,. 446 0 st. nw, 215 Corner 6th and E, .. 1427 5th st. ny 1446 N st. nw. 919 P st. ni Corner Ist and B, Store 3d and 811 Est. nw, 313 C st. se, 110 C st. nw, 1235 T st. nw, 220 A st. se, 1448 N st. nw, 335 Mo, ave. nw, 1911 N. Hamp. ave, 306 12th st. sw, 1234 10th st. ni PHAR SS SSSSSERRRR 216 I st. nw, 725 11th st. n' 455 C st. nw, 1415 D st. nw, 717M st: nw, 818 8th st. ne, 1907 Pa. ave. nw, 1417 3d st. nw, 1425 8th st.nw, 1210 U st. nw. 1104 6th st. nw, 1ith and Boundar: SeRESSS 1335 Corcoran st). 6th & Mass. ave. Store, &¢., 1326 7th, |.40|39 Detrees street. 104 C'st. se, 40 | 1585 12th st. nw, 24 Ist. nw, 35] 1710 N. J. avenue, 725 goth st, 85/1721 K'st. nw,..... 12% 713 21st st."n 85 | S37 Ath St. ey 000019 2206 14t 35 | 1114 5th st. ne, 713 H st. ‘30 | 1824 Boundary. 10 2307 M 30| 1315 I st. ne, 10 488 K st. nw, 30 | 65 Jackson Ali 8 Market Space, 1130! 449 Tst. nw, 7 Alse, a number of other Houses, In every section of the'city, a list of which isc nearly eve! Gay on cha Lanleehe at oe a ey ‘re J, STANLEY JONES, ° ‘REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH STREET. A SACRIFICE-Severable desirable DWELL- INGS, new and neatly finished, with all modern improvements, for sale at 33 per cent. less than thelr value—the owner wishing to realize immedi- ately. The rental from these properties, after de- ducting taxes, &c., will pay more than 10 per cent, per annum, ’ Always on hand, first-class INVESTMENTS, in large sums, paying 8 per cent. interest peranaum, and in ‘small sums 10 per cent., payable semi-an- nually, For sale, at par, afew hundred shares of desir- able W: ington, city BANK and RAILWAY STOCKS, paying 10 per cent. dividend. MONEY wanted to invest on first-class collateral. TO LOAN—§3,000 and $2,000 to loan, at 8 per ct. J. STANLEY JONES, 511 Seventh Street. FIRE INSURANCE, GERMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., Of New York. Assets over $2,000,000, invested solely in U. 3. Bonds, MERCHANTS® INS. CO., OF NEWARK, N. J. Assets gver $1,000,000. W. B. JONES & CO., 511 Seventh Street. GERMANIA FIRE INS. CO., oF New Yors. Agents, Assets $1,700,000. Agent, F. STEIGER, 511 Seventh Street. B. F, STEIGER, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER, No. 511 Seventh Street, Lewis Johnson & Go." "euvward Si ‘wis Johnson JO.5 [+s Perry & Bro., Lutz & Bro Jackson, Bro. & Co., A. R. Appleman, Wm. B.'Todd, esq.,"___Hon. John Hitz.’ j7-tr Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency, FOR RENT. (0. 1830 Q st. n.w.. né zooms. mod. imps. ; $60, Bre splenaia LOTS on 13th-st. Circle; a ‘0. 1519 Vermont avenue, 9 rooms, mod. imps, 000, sepl3-tr JEW AND SECOND-HAND OARBIAG N** D ATA BACEURIOE.© = Coupe; two Cou four Jump-seats; AL ECONOMIZER burns all the id ey, 318 Sin eerect naw. 430-1m Heneral Agency, $18 8th street n.w. _439-1m_ General eoome we SSE sey ether conse. juccess in every case that water thirst. rr . JOS. JAC- in nn LARGE LOT OF DEMONGEOT’S MANU- FACTURED WI A: Ett GB, at a very low BUSINESS CHANCES. _ $1200 TO LOAN GOOD REAL ESTATE, at 8 Spey gent. No commissions, sae 5.W. SMITH, 801 D street. | 000, $4,000, $3,000, $2,500, $1.500 TO LOAN Gb Lmpreved property No commission. Ayr R. GOLDSCHMID'S, No, 804 Tth Street, Baud i. nw, y4-3t 000, and $3,500 TO LEN D. at 8 por ot Sia 'inige and contra neat BRICK DIE L ING for sale cheap, YOU & MIDLETON, corner 8thand F streets 1. $14-co3t A CORNER GROCERY and PRO- N STORE. doing a goo cash tusii gocd reason given for selling, by applying a Tth street sw. reg 0 FOR A GOVERNMENT POSITION Wegchman, Messenger or Carpenter. oF tu on the Police force, Aariress P,P. PRIC Ome. 3 FRICES FOR RENT—Cent in first-class buildings. Rent low te perma: par ties BOH. WARNER & Co, W14-8: est I UILDERS NOTL E_A LOT, suliabie tor two small houses, one-half square from Capitol, Will be odered for Urade or sale at its assessed va ‘This ix a bargain, BO. WARNER & Co, 14 216 Fst. nw, AVE THE FOLLOWING suns nie ¢ | nw at AN & ld-olw | COR a ital ths ©—DESIKAK hoe tly a ig bee sold at a great | HOWSER, bx jastr | advertiser | substantial ry ont | f M. City Hall, OR ENCHANGE— The has a FARM of 1 madery dwelling of 8 room buildings. ali in good ore Hing theroughiy | painted last fall. situated on the line of the Anaape Is Eckridge Railroad, 8°. miles from Ajinapolls 1 miles from Severn ri dwelling Sy mite ‘fr laliroad station, land rolling, wider good fc With two peael! and one apple orchard, grapery &e.. which he Will sell low or exchange fore prope either in Washington or Baitinwr: Property eucuumbercd will not be ¢ : Apply oradsiress ** FARM y14-30" ” bh st. s.w 500 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL | ESTATE for S years. Apply Bureau of JAMES B. PHILP & CO, $510.000._ $5.00. $2,000. $1.00. $700, $400, and © $500 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, at 8 per cent. perannum. Apply BH. W ARNER 916 F st. n J12-3t | 410,000-ONE SUM TO LOAN “8 PER cent. on improved central property. Also, several smaller sums, CASSIN & LIEBERMANN, 512-3t_ 138) F NVESTMENTS. FOR SAL ben trict of Columbia 20 years 6 percent. gold District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. earren- cy bonds, Washington 30 year per cent. gold bonds. United States Bonds of all issues, aud other se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. 312-10t Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 101i st. yee E $50 TO ANY PERSON that will Ret me a SITUATION tn any of the Depart Address A.B, F., Post Otice, jt at" ‘MEAP Fon Castt_A GROCERY and PROVISION: STORE, doing a gol. busi s, Address GROCER, Staromee. © 11 Gi 01 M 33 paid, will be gi I cure mé a PERMANENT SITUATION in any Government department as Watchinan, Address + Watel Star office. TOCK OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS SALE—Including fixtures and iease, in one best locations in t e city. if desired Is fresh and well selected, gud must bes App y tod, W. BURER, 705 Market Spm entleman wishing to buy a IUSE, with 7 or 8 rooms and waxlern improvements, will be pleased to hear of y one Wishing to sell at a sacrifice. who will take in jart pasmentan clegant Horse, Buggy and H. ness, Address W. E. B.. Star offi j11-Im WILL TAKE ENCUMBERED OR UNE! mbered, City Houses, at a fairdis- count, and give In exchange therefor (at a bet bargain than any other private person and other desirable city property, improved improved, Money at “hand. Exchanges declined in thirty minutes aft ing pre ho commissions. “Box 477, City P.O.) | j11-6. .E—Stock and Fixtures of a MILLI- ERY and FANCY GOODS STORE, very cheap; or would take a Partner who thoroughly understands the business, and give it bis entire at- tention, No. 97 Bridge st., Georgetown, or COOK, 196 Bridge st. §9-2) 31.00 TO LOAN, on linproved Property, at }) cight per cent. JOHN T. ARMS, _18-6t _ ____-810 F street. Se. AND OTHER 8U ° se esac’ niences, for sale; $40. Hy baxinents, With interest, JOHN SHERMAN, 33-2w _ Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. OW TO SAVE MONEY is the earnest desire of all. Froperty-owners find it to their ad- Yantage to sett! ir improvement tax bills through the agency of WM. DICKSON, No. 222 | 4's street, a few doors north of the Columbia build- ings. Large discounts are made in paying axes, or HEAP 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 8 streets n.w. ‘These Houses are built In the very best manner, _ frith all the modern improvements complete, ‘with large Saloon Parlors, fine Dining-Room, 6 Sleep- | ing Chambers, &c." Houses always open for ine | 8. ROOS Penns; spection, Ay to W. Y Py, HUYCR, 1508 Penns d21-1m' vania avenue, or J. V. Vania avenue. FPORSALE.— Appreciatt ‘the scarcit and desi: to Teduee pur stock of and second-hand WATCHES. DIA MO ‘DS, and all other fine JEWELRY, SILVER an SILVER-PLATED WARE, CLOCKS: BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, &c., &., at 2 to 40 per cent. less than ‘similar goods ean be bought anywhere.” If you desire good ins for Holiday @ ft Please come soon and make your best selection, and we guaranty to satisfy you in the Goods and prices, 8. GOLDSTEIN CO., Commission Brol N.E. cor. 10th & D sis., decl7-tr ‘ronting Penusylvania ave, ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. , CHARLES F. SCHAFER, nov8-ly 515 7th st. n.w. R SALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- Fenty located on Penusyivauia avenue; baliding contains store and 15 roo an Paved cellar; stable for two horses. Star office, ‘of money, new water, Inquire at De FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Ciear ror Casta. nu f NEE superior Fire and Burgiar-Proof SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com- pany; as good as new. For particulars as to erms, &c., apply at the Freedman's Bank. jau1L TLEMAN desires to find a PURCHA A fitiora GRAY MARE, to which hi is much attached. and which he will sell tor Sosy $175 cash, with the condition that he ma Fepurchase it at any time at the saine price, Pri without condition, $200. Au excellent roadster pid pacer; stands Without hiteliing: equally good jn hamess or under the saddle, and perfectly" sate in the hands of a lady or child. Also, for sale a Family Carriage, panelled sides and bac (put in thorough orderg $250, and a Phieton With Tumble (also put in ord¥r) $175, Apply at | RUITS “Arlington Stables"? | jlo-4t G street nw. R SALE—At a Boortioe— The fine BRICK HOUSE, with back buil ‘0. 422 3d st. n W.; is in good condition; m¢ improvements; price, if sold soon. 26. 900, in. all installments, Apply at office of WM. HENRY BROWNE, Law- yer, corner of Louisiana ave. and 4% st. j4-Im R SALE—VERy Low—Uncalled-for PACK- AGESat W. H. WHEATLEY’S Dyeing Es. iablishment, wn, consisting in part of Gooas, Shawis, Waterproct Senaes Ties Bib Ww! rproofs, ies, _ bons, &c., &c., will be sold at private sale st the omee, 49 Jefferson st, Georgetown, at any time on and after January im ee erresonsrmane INDUCEMENTS | Recelved to-day it. Ie Prices range from 2\.3.4,5.6, 80, 25,30, 6 and 8 cents. next ten DRY GOODS. FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. WISWALL & GWYNN atremendous lot of HAMBURG and INSERTINGS from auction, 20 per than We sold the sane goods for last year = a +8. 10.18» 5.2. 374,40, 45,50 cents per yard: wide gov on YSScee goods ‘must’ be cold te tee days. One case splendid new PRINTS 4\ cents; met remnants; as many yards as you wish, Five cases CANTON FLANNELS at 6\; cents: | splendid Canton at B 0 All oui SVREAL ats. vr BLANKETS, COMFORTS an@ DS Will be sold regardless of cost. One case best quality BLEACH MUSLINS at Ten pieces of WHITE LINEN from the lange cents, Antici tional | upon. ae Don't F HE WASE | S's cents, rein New York, slightly damaged by smoke, at if price; 7 cent Linen at 87°); $L ‘Linea ai 68 ting a Rreat rush, we have secured addi- lesmben, that all wlay be property watted WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space. GET LOCATION, er TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR TH APEST DRY GOODS IN HINGTOX STILL CONTINUES AT CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Diy Goods Store, Se. ; Waterproof Cloth, 1 ery yard of our Black §\ sold at prime wust INE OU NOT "HE CHEAT” DO NOT BUY THE ] zuan METS. ‘ood Canton F' short lengt! ible | Blankets, $2.60: double Tol ‘rd | Cashmeres, 25 cents: beautiful we Dmg ly 2y sand Biack Cashiers re ary large size pure ? TASING. PLEASE EXAM. R DRY GOODS. AND TF THEY ARE T IN WASHINGTON, 3-r 500 pairs of BLANKETS to be sold off at reduced Prices. 10 cases of CANTON FLANNELS: pieces of 100 TW No. XTRAORDINARY INDUC om 706 ry cheay WHITE SHAKER and R FLANNELS to be sold at great bargains, W. W. BURDETTE & Oo. ‘ITH ST., K St. N.w. janS-te ENTS At BRODHEAT Se 1206 F st., between 12th and 13th, Good Black Alpaca y Clark’s b Regular made British Hose, 25c. pair Beautiful Neck RuMing, Elegant 3-button Kids. ‘opera shades, $1.25 Good 20-1 Per nal Lyons G Pequot i Good Bai Best makes and af Domestic Goods, equally cheap. sers should call at Py fated Skirt Braid, 5 cents, best ( rds Warranted) Spc 10 cents per plack, white, per pair. ‘orsets, in boxes, 29 conte Lonesdale yard-wide bleached Cotton T yd: Unbleached Cotton, 6:. per yd. up. ros Grain Black Silk, 85c, ani up, 10-4 (2 yd wide) Sheeting, 31 I Kuitting Cotton, Be. per tal unbleached Caiton Flanne Fancy Goods, au ‘ull line of Dress Goods Close putcha- B ODMEAD'S: bet. 12th an ees ln bone Hip-Gore € 8c. and up, 1205 F st LoT HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, Andare JUST OPENED, Offering thei about half the regular prices Be., 4c., Be., 6c., Be., 10c., 1Be., Le. é Bianke Comtor Ollelot Double width Black Flannels, 18, 20. 25. Water Dress Goods, only 12° 2\> wide Sheeting Cotton only 25. Cloth for Men*s wear, 30, 37 Shawis, all at cost, ts, Dalleoes, 6° cents. 18, 20, 24.'30.'35. 40, 48. ets, $1 50. 2.00, 2.60, 3.00, 3.50, rts, all pric hs, all widths. sumeres, 25, 37, 50. ‘arly two yards wide, 67\. ¢ cents, f Cloth, }, 50, Beaver Cloth for Cloaks at cost. Matelasse Cloth for Cloaks at cost. For the next thirty days you can buy Dry Goods Of us at wholesale prices. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7th st. nw, Special Bargai Poplin Alj Bargains lack an | All-wool Cashmeres and 1 Colored ¢ {aghmeres reduced y-made Skirts cheap; Shawl: ced. loaks 25 per cent. less than former price Blankets cheap; Cai Grand Bargains in less tI All makes MuslinsandSheetings at a31-tr TAKING. in all departments, pores 15, worth 25. in Dress Goods reduced to 124. 15,20, 250, Setges Str Sot a to and Tee 1d Colored Silks less former price. ts must be sold. ioe en orpeta ‘close out, and prices wholesale prices, NAUDAIN, farket GS ==4INe OFF! Our stoc! | prices, order ‘to GOODs. | DREss ALPACA M For Men kins and a full sto All tatrdealing == SELLING OFF: FOR THIRTY DAYS ‘kof DRY GOODS at great ctl Many at less than costof importation, te celal baegaitayy Stock of WINTER ‘Special bargain: GOODS, BLACK SILKS, CASHME! INE horns OHATRS, Fi AND CASSIMERES, and Boy's wear. ‘Talle Damasks, N: Towelings; Blankets and Sheetings, write as represented, ‘and ock of Domestic Goods ti rf bods at factory p in all cases, at J. W. COLLEY's, ™ £02, Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. W. M. PIERCE BELL, Atto Removed PROFESSIONAL. _ ~at~. a i se Weta te tat D street, Koom No. 1, with Messrs. Payne nov6-3m C, ®: 2 A Rooms 18 and 19, Safe Deposit cor, 15) UTTON, Se cit Butlat ». 8 Bul 0, ees th st. aud New York ave, R. R. PARSONS, Dentist, Ome Opposite has removed his ice and residence to 618 ‘8th street, Patent Office. Teeth extracted ont ucetays Sree of charge for the poor, ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 G street, H ent Ome, Electrician aad 9 del perimental work a specialty, causes, D R, T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to southeast coruer 7th and reets uorthwest, Teeth inserted §7 R. N. FRANK WHITE, the v yas-ay ic Heal- er, 732 10th street n.w., treats successfully the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases, sultation free. Office hours—8 to Ll a.m. 8p.m. marl-ly ver Thompson's Drug Store. DE. BUEE, Ventiat, 423 7th street southwest, Ao an Fa id E ‘streets. Beautiful, ‘Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, $1; Extract ing without pain, 60 cents, rs — a warranted. octa8-1y CHUTTER & RAKEMAN, E PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be- ARTISTS, Tiree tee eds unier the nats and | FRESCO, DECORATIVE, and“erary dese! gtton ‘le of J. W. KENNEDY & CO., has been dis- of ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, tinued unt further Gouce liquidations RSet | Specinea Moses AEE NE NOMEN EEE jwidation. = sons indebted to the late firm are requested to set. | _Jangi-ly ‘Washington, D. ©. as possibie. > Toye KENNEDY JNO. E. KENDALL. Os ‘f January 1, 1878. jaw __PIAN 3 AND ORGANS. QFrEcran FOR HOLIDAY TRADE. TOILET SETS and V. 3 all 'ASES; new designs, at a6 ened CHAMBER SETS; beautiful styles, TEA SETS; entirely new patterns at astonishing SSL GATE aS, TABLE cor sf oe oe Iwill sell at astonishing LOW i. HOLLANDER, 418 Seventh street, alee Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. a ______ OUR ON eon’ See Fe FLOUR erry FLOUR! Ask Grocer PAGES FLOUE anutactare, oo ce Bread than any other Flour this market. For sale everywhere. ~ ~ Fine and coarse CORN MEAL at market rates, WELCH BROS. “Seireowae Bi dec31-20 pre KRANICH ethers, roostved tas rece! ra well AND BACH, AND THE same ee award, as well as the bumerous musical celebril BRO., Agents, 723 7th st.n.w. mitt New . vhst.. neat Penn, ave, CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE.—¥Fi singers: will be sold low; No, 44 - ‘Georgetown, D. . C. 8. BRENNAN.