Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1878, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY Sanmary 17, 1878. lwerage sworn Daily Circulation over 437, 580—“beino more than threctiqes that | other datt in’ Washington, Gnd more than that of all the others added | ere see. | ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- | Rouncements as early in the day as possible, and in ail cases before 120°clock M. The insertion in the Bame 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 Comrany,—not to that of any individual. 4S@- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jeoted manuscripts not returned or preserved. If the toneof the press of the country may be taken as an indication of popular feeling, it is not generally believed that Secretary | Schurz has as yet made any serious mistake in his efforts to purify the workings of his de- Partment. The opinion of President Seelye | carries with it considerable weight, owing to | his conceded ability ard honesty, but he seems | { i to have made up his mind on the matter be- fore the investigation commenced, and to have judged the board of inquiry not by their findings and report, but aecording to his pre- | viously formed opinion, based. it may have been, on an imperfect knowledge of the facts | in the ease. far as Mr. Galpinis concerned, this board of inquiry whose procee pronounced “a gross travest; dismissed the numerous charges and specifi- | cations brought against him. with one or two | unimportant exceptions, and his removal was based by + matter outside of the formal aceu: ught against him by “corrup This report go- | ing deeply into investigation of all | branches valuable assistance to Secretary Schurz in hi: reformatory labors. Itis rather strange that the alleged agents of sharpers and swindlers should lay bare the innermost workings of the fraudulent operations which they wish to pro- teet, and thus render comparatively easy the detection and punishment of their accom- plices. Secretary Schurz has made official changes, which were contemplated by his pre- decessor. on reasonable grounds. Much re- mains to be done in the way of purifying the Department's operations ; and all his vigorous efforts in this direction will be appreciated as they deserve by the great mass of American citizens. ———_~-e--_____ Groome, Mr. Gorman’s candidate for the | Maryland Senatorship, came within five votes ef a nomination in the demoera' aucus at Annapolis last night, but Gorman did not have quite strength enough to prevent an adjourn- ment of the caucus until to-night. It was thought possible that a combination might be made in behalf of Dennis in the balloting in the legislature to-day, by which, with the aid of the republican votes, Dennis might be elected, but the result of the ballot taken to- day in the legislature indicates that no such combination was effected. In fact. Bennis seems to be losing ground, and the chances fora dark horse winning over both Dennis and Groome are looming up. —_—__+es____ Occasionally a “straw” here and there gives an indication of business revival. It is noted as an eneouraging sign for the renewal of manufacturing operations at the North, that the price of machinery lubricating oil is look- gup. In various Western citles the report is made that the auction sales of realestate | indicate that the bottow has been reached in prices, and that there isa slight turn of the seale upwards. But the business men are every where saying that no great permanent improvement ean be counted upon until Con- gress decides definitely what it is going to do upon finance, tariff and labor questions. While the tinkering is going on at the Capitol it is impracticable for prudent men to enter upon contracts, make purchases. or undertake ex- tensive business enterprises. Some of them deelare that the worst and crudest legislation by Congress would be better than this state of suspense and uncertainty; and that if that body would only pass something and adjourn so that they could be sure there would be more tinkering to unsettle values for a at least, they operations, the of the Indian bureau, will render | ar, y could then venture upon business The death of Samuel Bowles. editor of the Springfield (Mass.) Repu!ican, is announced. The signs of recovery frem his attack of pa- ralysis proved deceptive, and for some days it had been evident that his death was near. Mr. Bowles was born in February, 1826, and was therefore about 52 years old. Ne doubt his life was shortened by overwork, physical and mental, but with his intense zeal in his profession. and his ambition to make the Re- publican, a its provineial position, a leader in journalism, he would probably never have been content to purchase more years by remitting that ceaseless vigilance over every department of his paper that kept it up tothe high mark he had established for it. When a boy he became an apprentice in | 207 the office of the weekly Repullicun, and when, | in 134, the paper was converted into a he, then only 18 years of age, became the | working editor, and has continued incessantly iu the editorial harness for 34 years. The recapitulation elsewhere of some of the strong points presented in the memorial of | the Citizens’ Committee gress, supplies some wholesome reading. We trust every | member of Congress who wishes to legislate | conscientiously, will give these facts eareful consid n. alas GOLDST (amen HAIR SHAWL , Very fine 3 AB The own and COU E 1 far. + Will sell for $350: in thor sean be ween at GRAILA MS: St., between D ai TEAM GHKIST MILL. ALL KINDS OF FEED GROUND TO ORDER. Constantly on band and for sale Corn Meal for family and feed purposes, and every description of ‘Mill Feed. MILTON W. JOHNSON, 17-3" 13th and F sts. s.r. HORSE KEEPERS. ‘WANTED 15 or 20 HORSES or MULES to keep on my Farm in St. Mary's county, Md., at % per month : good. sta ) care, oats, comm and hay, and’ paddoc Yun On in gool weather, Inquire of Jerome John- son, Masonic Temple Grocery, ur John A. Baker" Agricultural Warehouse. J1T-6" H. D. SMITH, Ariingto {™: © P. SEANNERET, © BALTIMORE, Wishes to inform her enstumers that she is in Washington this week with # handsom assortment of FRENCH BONNETS ROUND HA KIN Dry Goods Store. At cost: nl AT COST: FOR CASH ONLY. ee In order to reduce our large stock of MILLI- NERY and FANCY GOO WE WILL SELL, for the next THIRTY DAYs, our EN- ‘TIRE STOCK, except Kid Gloves. at Cost FOR CASH ONLY. Job Lot Hamburgs at ‘25. per yard, the best ever sold at that price. Lot Hais at S0c.,'a bargain. ‘Trimmed Hateaud Bone nets wil! also be sold at cost. M@-The extreme scarcity of money necessitates this step, and we hope our patrons will appreciate G AT BARGAINS OFFERE: ee MES. Mt. J. HUNT. RS. tr 621 and 633 D st. jan8-1 4 d ‘costs but fifteen cents to try it, a druggists. Genera {Sis Binetrest n.w. — 420-1m ECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AT 5: et cask oes Ge GOLDBERG 'S. 919 | ‘Sttended to. a ae 100 seenrt BIRDS FOR SALE.—Fine awe ingers: Space, ‘710-6t" ba General Agency, S13 Binet nw, 429-1m sud Blank Books wpe ly se 2. Ce ECONOMIZER Js not a bumbug. It | ; will be sold 10 Xo. 4 Big 3 eee: Vee P BIRENNAN. } FICIAL DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, SINGLE NUMBER-CLASS * A, Cc Drawn at New Orleans. La., on Taesday, Jan. 8, 1373. FULL PRIZES. 100 66210 20/60241 29) 66300 20) 66390 100 66426 20/68519 100 66838 20 36066. 20/36191. 20 76406 | 20 70554 | Bo 76847 | 5o T6976 20 77312" 20 79883 20 79979 20 80190 20 80698 100 80019 100 80981 20/91009 20/9101 20/912R9 20'91290 20 91 20 91937 20 91974 By 20 92316 100 | 92337 20! ob 4: SO 9256: 20 93120 20 93316 20 538091, BB128. 20 94271 20 94310 20 94410 100 32772 2065982 2090431 2 32848. 20/6531¢ 100|99770 190 39872 20 | 65339. Fs 2 32917, 500 |65371. 100 32960: 2065457. 2 33042 6503 . wD 33134 20) 65025. No. 52, 426, drawing First Capital, sold at San Antonio, Texas, No, 43,331, drawing Sscond | ize, | Capital, 'sold at O°Kean, Handolph county, Ark. No, 29,321, drawing Third Capita’, sold at New York city, APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 numbers from 62, 421 to 52,450, inclusive, being the nine remaining ‘units of the ‘same ten of the number drawing $30,000, $300, ? numbers from 43,332 to 43,340, inclusive, being the nine yemaining units of the same ten of the number drawing $10,000, $200. 9 numbers from 29,; 10 29,330. inclusive, being the nine remaining ‘units of the same ten ‘of the number drawing 95,000, $100. 1,000 numbers. ending with 26, being the two last SSSSIVSSSSSSE: 20 | figures of the number drawing the Capital Prize of 133 | $80,000" $10. = 109 | The subscribers having supervised the Single 0 | Number Drawing. Class A, LOUISLANASTATE 50 | LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are the 20 | numbers which were this day drawn from the 2h | 100,000 placed in the wheel, 0 | Witness our hands at New Orieans, La.. this 100 | Tuesday, Jan, 8, 1875, ADAM GIFFIN 30 LOUIS HP Pa a. H. PHEL Fadl LE: FORSTALL. 3 | Cominission Sp | Prizes cashed in full without deduction, 500 | A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A 29 | FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRIBU- 20 | TION, 1878, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, 2} | LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. 30 | ,,This institution was regularly Incorporated by 3) | the Legislature of the State for Eilucational ani 2) | Charitable purposes in 1868, with a capital of 3) | $1,000,000, to which it has since added a reserve fund 91 $50,000. 1T3 GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will take place monthly on the second Tueslay. It never scales or postpones, 8 Look at the following Distribution: Hi CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000, | 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO'DOLLARS EACH. 2 HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR, a LIST OF PRIZES. 3) |} Capttal prize. $30 000 2 1 Capital riz j ae 20 2 Prizes of $2 20 5 Prizes of 1,000. 5.000 8) 20 Prizes 500, 10 000 0 100 Prizes of Ww, 10,000 200 Prizes of BU: es of 20. i 10. i APPROXIMATION 7 9 Approximation Pri 9 Approximation Prize 9 Approximation Prizes of 1,857 Prizes, amounting to. sense $110,400 Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all prominent points, to whom a liberal compensation will be paid. Application for rates to clubs should only be made to the Home Office in New Orleans, Write for further information or send orders to M. A. DAUPHIN P.O, Box 602, New Orleans, Louisiana, Allour Grand Extraordinary Drawings are un the supervision and management of .G BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A, EARLY. ‘The next drawing occurs Tuesiay, March 12. OTICE. We are positively selling off our Stock at cost for Cash, | _ Nothing reserved, The most desirable SILK and WOOLLEN FABRICS of all kinds and guali- ties, as well as our large assortment of HOUSE- KEEPING GOODS and a well-assorted stock of DOMESTICS, All unpaid bills on the 1st of Februarywill be placed in the hands of a collector for settlement. W. M. BROWN, 314 Sth street nw. La 3.—Want money, and will sell as alove to gel GECoND ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALES. 20 per cent, discount on all WOOLEN GOODS. 20 per cent. discount on all HALR GOODS, such as raids, Curls, Puffs and Switches. 10 per cent. discount on all classes of Goods. SPECIAL BARGAINS ON OUR COUNTERS. CHAS, BAUM, jan7-1m * 408 Seventh street ni. JENSEN, Watch REerairen, and for the last twenty years associated with Mr, H. ‘mkin, of this city, may hereafter be found at 913 | Rennsyivania, avenue." (Dempsey's Stationery Store.) Ladies’ itches a specialty. j16-3t* STEINWAY PIANO. used buta short time, for sale very low at ELLIS &, (0.78 Sole Agents for’ the Famous PPT Weber Pianos. f16-3t Ne, 626 SILK VELVET No. 626 E STREET. FRAMES, H E STREET. AND PAPER-HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES. &c. | Gilt and Velvet and all Velvet Easel patterns, Chapel and other styles, largest assortment in the city, with a full line of Paperhangings, Window Shades, Gold, Silver, Tinned, Copper and Worsted Pictiire Cord, Rings, Nails; &e., at lowest cash prices, Orders for Picture Frames, Panerhangings, and ‘Window Shades punctually filled, and satisfaction guaranteed, at . MARKRITER'S New Store, 626 E street, 316-31" One Door east of 7th street, OTICE.—Those persons claiming TITLE to ‘Lots or parts of lots in. squares, {n_ Washing- ion city, D. C., numbering from 368 to 659, inclu- sive, (oF other ‘squares,) derived originally from Conifort Sands’ estate, and not derived by direct deed from said Comfort Sands, Robert C, Sands or Jalia M. Sands, are hereby notified that their titles are seriously defective and irregular,and that claim is made to sald lots by the heirs of the late Dewitt C, Wilson, by good and effectual conveyances re- ceived from Julia M. Sands, the legal heir of Com- fort and Robert C. Sands, deceased,and such claim. Rill be enforced after proper notiea. Especial at- tention 1s called to the so-called conveyances of Ellas Kane, D, A. Halland Count Julius de Mea- non, For full particulars and releases apply to CHARLES K. WESTBROOK, Attorney-at-Law and in fact of sald heirs, 938 F street, officeof Helmick & Alleman, ‘or 764 Broad'street, Newark, N. J. j16-1m rPae CELEBRATED JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A large assortment just received, FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM CLOCKS, Of various sizes and decorations, M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO., j16-tr 2 JEWELLERS. SWEET NAV: : JACKSON'S = CHEWING BEST. TOBACCO. Awarded highest prize at Centennial Kxposition for fine chewing qualities and excellence and lasting character of sweetening and flavoring. ‘The best tobacco ever made. AS our “blue strip trade-mark is closely imitated ‘on inferior goods, see that Jackson g Bestis on every plug. Sold by all dealers, Send for sample, free, toC. A. JAC SON & Co., Mfrs, Petersburg, Va. j14-m,th&k, ly MES: SELYENO MARCY, OF BOSTON, A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT SINGER, who comes ‘With highest recommendations from her teacher, Madame Rudorsdorff, and from the Press also, can Rive best of references in this elty, would lke a mited number of Pupils, Terms reasonable, For rticulars please call at 817 New York ave. Patictu.thds awe Ate £,C0.. Manutacturerg of Astronomical and Surveying Instruments, No. 69 B and ist ats. s.w., fronting Capitol Park, ‘have added a Gincees, Field and Marine Spy Glasses, Spectacles in gold and steel Drawing Instruments, Aneroids, &c., &¢. ited lt by ma hay eae Fanted to be as represented.” atime JPOUBTEENTH AND I STREETS. SIXTH BEASON, ANB UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN DEMAND. 20 ELE ‘ANE AND HOREHOUND LE OAME A Fait DROS TOU MULTUM IN PARVO. Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, &c., re- lieved almost instantly, Haif-pound packets, 25 cents. Convenient to carry. a ‘Try them and be convinced, SECOND AND D STREETS. AB-Bold at both Stores, janla-ly Bt S. C. HAMS, 12);c. BEST 8. C. SHOULDERS, 8c, C. WITMER, Gnocertgs, janis-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. EATING’S COUGH LOZENGES. ‘here is un no ‘80 certain in effects. HM, i. eet: Gran at a aoe The highest medical testimony states that no better cure for these com) ts ron = ts box, E.. co. York, Special Agents = *OU® AS Nae oe ; WANTS. | FOR RENT AND SALE. Vv 7 ANTED- Furnished BOOM, with a widow or small private family; Board for the Lady | only, Address M. V. W omice, j1T-3" 7 ANTED_To Hite _A plain set of PARLOR ¥URNITUREs crimson rep preferred, —Ad- dress X, Star office, iti-2.* TANTED—A first-class COOK, WASHER nd IRONER: recommendatioas required, Apply to Ordnance Oitice, Navy Yard. 1 TW ANGED NIE anespectable white Girl, a SIT- VATION to cook and do general housework. Apply 1109 3d st.s.w.: good reference, ae 7 ANTED—CANVASSERS on Bound Bibles W Aint other fastsciling Books oirmeckiy pase All new. Must bring satisfactory refer- JAS. SHEEHY, 615 7th st. nw. pid ments, en i | \X7ANTED_For the country, a steady, Indus- | OW “thous WOSTAN'ootored perenne colts | work of a family of three. Apply to Mrs, ANNIE | PREL | { { 318 Indiana ave. n.w. Le ANTED—For Countey Resipench—A PURCHASER, on easy terms, or Tenant, with means to improve. Call after 7 p.m. on Dr, WADSWORTH, Vermont ay, and L st. j17-31* R RENT—1924 G st. n.w., two neatly Fur- nished Front ROOMS; rent very low. }18-3i* FOR RENT—Wo. 1371 D st_s.w. rooms; rent, $10. THOs. iE. bio 7th st. _ | POR RENT—304 D st. s.w., asix room BRICK Us water, &c—at $16 per month’? E—eas, saat jit-3t® Fe RENT—Farnished ROOMS and BOARD— suitable for geatiemen—at No, 606 F, st. n.w, Call and see, j17-3i POE BENT without board, in a private fam= lly, a suiteof RUOMS, or one single ROOM; all furnished; south front, Apply 1327 N_ st. | nw. ji7st "| 1 | | ‘OR RENT—That elegant RESIDENCE north- X <east corner 5th and O sts. Also, ROOMS at 453, and entirs HOUSE of 442 P st. Inquire 438 P st. n, Modern improved. Furnished ar the ges near eta en-suite; first floor, 1406 G ‘st. uw. third floor.’ House, OY larg Fs g all modern im, ood order; suitable for a boarding house; rent low fo a responsible party. B. H. WARNER & CO., Real Estate Brokers, 916 F st. s1T-6r 7 ANTED A family of five persons, no chil. | dren, want BOARD. in the western part of | the city or Georgetown. Address ‘Hunter.’ Star | office, jit | V ANTED_ iy 9 young map, havingathorongh | knowledge of 3 a ‘SITUATION ina | usic Stcre, oF a position as Organist ina Church. | dress FRANK ASBURY, P.O. j17-2" J ANTED-By a French nurse or chambermatd in ily: best of city references given dress **Minette,** Star office, ANTED-Will FER from one ive $100 to effect a TRANS- epartment to another; only those possessing the abllity need apply. Address Gonfidentially, stating charactor and strength of in- fluence, AJAN, Star office, 317-20" TANTED—B V ya young Man, 19 years SITUATION either In office or outside: has had two years’ experience in a large manufactur- we house in New York city, “Address W. Wa Sy is Offiew. Ae ANTED—By an y ‘perienced German teacher PUPILS in music, beginners as well as those wishing to be qualified for teachers, Prices to snit the times. or address 734 12th st. j16 2c" WANTED A thorough Job Printer, “acens- tomed to fine work, wishes MPLOYMENT, either at eh work or Address WEBB. Star ofc Vv ANTEL and experienced young girl (North German) desires a SITU A- TION in a smai private family, where she can make herself generally nseful and havea pleasant home. Address L. K., Star office, ie: e 7 PLAITING ( for all kinds of good: Plaiting; 8141 street, corner 9th street n.w. ties who live at a distance can have their plaiting done while they wait, 5 WANTED, 20 REST Oa their own terms. vo good parties, bandsomely-furnished ROOMS, wiih or without Board, ina private famliy. near the Capitol; also, lai handsomely-furnished House, for any length of time, very low. — Address ZR. A., or callon JOUN SHERMAN, Si. Cloud Building. j16-3i* atisfaction guaranteed, 316-2 * a young lady of education, who writesa plain, round hand, a POSITION as copyist. Address R. G., Star Office, j15-3:* ANTED- Orders for Bouquets and Cut Fiow- ers promptly filled at the Women's Depart- ment, Labor Exchange. Parties supplied. j15-3t* WANTED. -A. good second-hand covered light spring W AON, one that has been but little used, “Address Box 6, Star Office, stating where it can he seen, 315-31" WASTED A, respectable German or Colored WOMAN competent to take charge of an In- fant; clty references required, Apply No. 2106 ha, ave., between the hours of 12. and 3 ” 15-31" WANTED A POSITION as governess or housekeeper in a small family; have had sev- eral years’ experience in both employments, ayd can bring the very best references, Apply to 610 13th st. n.w. j15-1w WANTED, Exerybody to know that they can get satisfaction cheap in Photograph Cards, $2.50 per dozen; larger _work in proportion, No pias, pay. O° BRIEN, 708 7th st. n.w.. be- ween'G and H st 5-6t V ANTED— One hundred respectable CO! ORED PEOPLE—men, women and chil- dren, (those from the south’ preferred )—for the lantation scene in Uncle Tom's Cabin, Apply at “ORD'S OPERA HOUSE, Fri 18th, from 10 to 12 o’clock. 4 W ANZED —To Teach, on favorable terms. pri- vately or in classes, Latin, Greek, Mathe. matics or Moral Philosophy. “Evening Latin classes for boys, 15 cents a lesson, “Immediate preparation ven for college. | Applicants for West Point and nnapolis prepared In mathematics. address 8. W. FLYNS 515-61" ANTED-You to get your PICTURES 18 for 25 cents: CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, $2.50 F dozen, at DODGE'S, 467 Penna. ave., between 4g and 6th sts, j11-6i* ANTED—PLAITING, one cent per yard, (our own American style, ) for silks, &c.+ two gants for, worsted, goods, at ‘the Odoriess Glove Cleaning Depot, 1008 F st. j10-6i= | ‘ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old | ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no y morning, Jan, Bay. Btoves rented, novié-tr WANTED EVERYBODY TO CALL at the Bureau of Information, 1497 F st. desiring rooms, furnished, unfurnished &c. Also, to buy’ or sell goods of any description. Information free. JAMES B. PHILP & CO. oct20-3m ‘ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, auglé-ly ANTED-To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to $25. sepl5-tr ‘ANTED-—A perfect and clean copy of the first number ef the EVENING STAR, for which a liberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star office, aug30-tf ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, by A. H.CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. augi6-1y ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam. at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La, ave. aug16-1y ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S W éicum Beating Works, 200 SEN avenue, be- tween 43 and 6th sts, .w. Called for and delivered without charge. jy13-y ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-ly WASSER Gentiemen, to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Culting Garments to be made at home, jan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. | BURFORD, 106 Est. n.w. 38m” nession piven ALoneo Ree a ana renee ond door above. d29-1m FOR SALE A sory, desirable private REST- DENCE: modern built; two-story brick, cor her house, in cottage style, with terraces, veran- das, adjoining grounds and garden; in the very best locality of Georgetown; on one line of street cars, and near to another; terms easy. Inqure of Dey uty Recorder of Deeds, City Hall, Washing! a R RENT 1416 N Street NW, handsome suite of ROOMS, bath room attached: private jamily; terms moderate, j16-St* )R RENT—Newly-furnished PARLOR and BEDROOM, on first floor; rent moderat-. 506 KE street 316-3: VOR PARI 1 BEDROOM, fw nished; kitchen for housekeeping, Lf desired: Tent moderate, ‘Stl street p.w. jie 2° VOR RENT_No. 1804 7th street n.w., STORE, 6 rooms, sumer kil and’ woodho ovements, nine rooins: re: been reduced from $65 to $50. THOS. WAMAN, 519 7th st. R RENT—Large PARLOR and BEDROOM, ‘on first floor, newly and el first-class Piano inctud I location; low ‘OR RENT—Two suites large, elegantly nished ROOMS. in a small private family, with or without Board: delightful neighborhood: refer- d required, Address Box 5, Star of- nid address. nt ENT-STORE and DWELLING, near the Market House, in Georgetown: used for many Lager Beer Saloon: rent only $25 10a good Tarty. Apply to B. H. WARNER & CO.. Real Estate Brokers, 916 F st. n ji6 6: R RENT—From January 15th, No. 115 2d st. n.W.. 9 rooms, all modern iinprovements, Apply’ to CHARLES A, APPEL, 452 Louisiana ave. 316-3t FOR RENT—A comfortable 7-room EY No. 1018 20th st. Apply next door, 1016. j15- ‘(OR REN T— Pleasant well Furnished Rooms in asmall private genteel family; 81. ; opposite Shepherd Building. 5 FOR RENT &% K st aw, PARLOR ana Xf, BEDROOM, en ‘suite, Hot “and alg water, Ce : KR RENT—333 C st. provements, 7 room GGAMAN, 519 7th st. oR RENT—814 12th st., pleasant Furnished ROOMS on the first, second, or third floor, either single or communicating; house has all mod> ern improvements, J15-3i* (OR RENT—Two Furnished ROOMS, singly oren suite, at 211 North Capitol st., near the Capitol, and in every way convenient for Members of Congress. 15-3" ell furnished private DWELL- 9 rooms. with kitchen and di room services, or Parlor and Bedroom only. moderate to a’ good tenant: 1319 N's General Meigs’. OR REN’ gus and water, large ROOMS, ‘ood stand for y to J. 8. e.. havin Rent § THOS. E. _ 515 -3t moder 1.W., 8 rooms, range, iso, 1718 G'st., two rant or Provision Store, $25. CROCKER, Jr., 700 9: st: new. 315-3" PCR SALE TA new pressed BRICK HOUSE, with all modern improvements, three-storie: ansard roof, on north side M, between 221 streets, containing ten rooms; cost. $6,500. Willexchange for improved property In. Philadel phia, New’ York. or Brooklyn, FRED. K. KOONES, Room No, 1, National Metropolitan Bank, 35-6 R RENT OR SALE—1446 N st., (new,) fin- ished in best style; 13 rooms; every room heated. including bath and servants’ rooms: speak- ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- cle and collar. Can be sech at aly time, © R RENT—STORE, No, 601 New Jersey ave. 'W., and for sale small stock of Groceries, AD- ply to W. C, JOHNSON, 718 13th st.n.w, j12-1m 507 A ‘Bt OF ROOMS, with or wit vate family. References required. R RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 923 4th Si» between Land Kn.w. Apply om the pre- mises, §10-61" Fee RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, second floor; private family. Apply at 1224 F st, 38-1m OR RENT—475 Missouri ave., 11 rooms, bath, and all mod, imps., only $47.50, 1621 6th Fo RENT_ En suite or single, furnished PAR- LOR and BED ROOM, with dressing room at- tached, on first floor; all modern improvements, south front; private family; 6 Grant Place, d28-3w* POR RENT—Low, HOUSE No, 1218 N st. .W.; Six rooms, water, , Marble mantles, Aiayaset gi art We kta gDS next loor, or * a Pant store, 1217 Est. d27-1m OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE and STABLE; $18 per month, Inquire at 1423 13th gireet n. Pe BENT HOUSE No. on ah ‘st. nv. ress brick front; gas and bath, 6 rooms, front and rear yards, Price $25. Inquire on prea se8, aig-1 OR RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- Keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- Ivanlaave corner 4° st. novll-3m* FOR SALE. OST—GOLD BRACELET, set with pearls, Tuesday evenin:; Finder will be suitably re- warded by ‘Major 8., 917 16th st. pd LGSt Yesterday, at the Capitol. between the hours of 2 and 4 o’clock, a BLACK LACE VEIL. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at 218 4'5 st. n. Ld OST_On January 14, 1878, a large black and 4 white NEWFOUNDLAND Dog. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded i 4 returning the same to 1318 Rhode Island == ave. i172 OST—On Sunday, the 13th instant, on 13thsi., | 4 between K st. and Mass, ave., a LADIES BREASTPIN. The finder. will be” suitably .re- Warded upon returning the same to 1103 13d) st. D.W, bd FoR SALE—A nice little HOTEL, well furn- ished: 20 beds, room for more; fine parlors, of- fice, bar, (lining, cook room, &e. orth six sylvania ave., between Capito!’ and Treasury, ‘rms easy. Inquire of A. P, PIPER, 345 Pa, ave. p.W.. Washington, D.C. iv (OR SALE—CnEar For Casn—A number of yery superior Fire and Burglar-Proof z= SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com-; pany ; a8 good as new. For particulars as toe rms, &¢., apply at the Freedman’s Bank. janl1-tt R SALE—At a Sat lce—The fine BRICK HOUSE, with back building, No. 422 3d st. n, is in good condition; modern improvements; price, if sold soon, Rr in small installments, Apply at office of WM. ‘HENRY BROWNE, Law- yer, Corner of Louisiana ave. and 4's st. j4-im REWARD: Strayed away from my premises on the 16th instant, one Dark Spott | Steel and one Light Ted HEIFER, The: | above reward willbe pata if returned to STEP | MOFFETS, corner V and Water sts. 8.w., Buz- | ‘d’s Point. JIT-3tt Ol » Lincoln Hall, January 9th, a FUR MUFF. The owner can have it by calling at 105 6th st. nve., and paying for this advert ment. R SALE VERY Low—Uncalled-for PACK- AGES at W. H. WHEATLEY'S Dyeing Es- jblishment, Georgetown, consisting in part ot Gent's Coats, Pants and Vests; ies Dress | Goods, ‘Shawls, Waterproofs, Fringes, Ties, Rib- bons, &c.. &c., will be sold at private sale at the office, 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, at any time on and after January 3, 1878. PERSONAL. BOARDING. ] OARDING—FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without BOARD, in a private family, No. 804 2ist st. n.w., between H and I, near avenue cars, and ten minutes walk from departments, Modern improvements, and large comfortable rooms, front and back, second and third stories, j17-8t* TLAnGs, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, in the choicest loca- tion in the ‘city; also, TABLE BOARD, Terms moderate, 827 Vermont avenue, opposite the Ar- Ington Hotel, $15-3: CU KOOMR EERO GTONS iy BU S of ie excellence BOARD ‘at $15 a month carefully matntalned, at 1100 and 1104 12th st., opposite Government're- servation. ‘j15-3." OARDING.—Rooms, handsomely” furnished, In suites of two and three, with or without 5, new carpets, furnace and open grates; near two lines of street cars, Terms moderate. Ist. n.w., near 14th, opposite ran Park. E 8TRE: N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, 607 with BOARDS en nite or Single; soul: ernexposure. Table Fare first-class; - erate, jan3-4w* . M. T, SOUTHALL, 705 ‘ith street. Pe Day BOARD- xgermanent, Transient, and Day BOARD OARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with wit it Board, reasonable rates. at 307 Ber meaae ba a24-1m h A ‘ORTON HOUSE, 922 and 924 F Street N.W. pee PRICES FOR BOARD. eia08 Month (in advance! Per Week &. cdvanes) 350 33 Meal Tickets. 5 00 47 Meal Tickets. 16 00 Breakfast or Di * declb-1y . N.W.— NEW _HOUS! BI lira Bt. N-W.— Entire NEW HOUSE, ete y oy ke Booms on floor. acon Mapas, DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- tune Teller.—If you have a skeleton in your closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. Resi- dence, 221 K street" D.We jis STROLOGY.: MADAME BOBS, This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Hi Mexiiam ean be consulted at Noe a0L D st, woornes of 2dn.w. She has no superior in del the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice is invaluable, describing your friends, point- ing out your enemies, and informing you ‘of the sure way to success in all undertakings. Cons fation strictly conhdentia Ladies gi: gentle. men, $1.60. novet-1y STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- sylvania avenue. If you would know the truth consult the Dr, in ali things, Office hours from 9 a.m. to@p. m, sep27-6m ‘OHN PATCH, 606 10th and 324 12th street furnishes information as to Responsibility ol pecple, with full abstracts of property and leins | 1330 T st. n.. BUSINESS CHANCES. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN | JOR RENT The COAL YARD ot Ist and D sto. | A aw. A good chance to cugage in that business 19 Seventh St. } 3! J.T, CROSSMAN _FOR RENT AND SALE. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three Story Brick Houses for Sale. ‘WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO EXCHANGE & 920.000 Kestdence for part uni me Drs 1240 and 1242 ave.. m.1.. 87s. each .$5,000 | Hig guAncegone time at 7 per cent, ater ‘ : N_¥XCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A 4 GooD ER. A NEW BUSINESS W.. mod, imps. STAND for le on 1s, Table t TY. 330 Columbia st."mia. imps. Bs . Cortes, Inquire of GEO. MASON re N st, n.w., Waler, 7 n 2 — ; Rag z OR SALE-AT A SAC uiric®— An excetient 10- a oe bg es see Frac BRICK HOUSE on I st, belween Toe SAS -A6 I at, 0. mand. Lmpe.: 20 ri, each 5.008 | SACI, Bw. TENS MS cue ok the tend eperennitinn Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. | \1°" Ayuis ei Th WARNER & Ok 1420 Ta, ave, now. by) mod. tinps:.., tale Beko No. O18 Fat 3 Mtu.wW., b. hy mod. ee é Patel | $02 Bast Capitol st., bob. mt. A UEENTH ¥ CALLED TO the | ist st Gb,, mod, 4 Auctio of 8. GOLDSTEIN & OV Georgetow?, Which commences at 2 p.m,. and continues d: At their fine Jewelry Store, 619 Penusylvania s nue, (under the Metropolitan Hotel.) entire stock, fixtures, &c., must be sold within nincty days from dat the dissolution of auction swe of fine regardless of cost. en account of yartuership. This is the largest wuxls ever Offered in this city. ains is here osé not desiring to attend the auction nods at private sale at a great sacri . FRANK WINCHELL, the cclebrated joneer of New York, has been engaged by Daneanson Bros, to sell, and the rean depend that uo misrepresentation will be allowed, and that | rticle is fully warranted as represented, 17-11 Na DW gy. Pie 4 and 8 A. splendid opportunity to obtain tn presented. T sales can buy fice. Z bet. 1th and 15 SRP.000, $3,000, $1,500, and $475 TO LOA & upon Real Becuirity in this city, at 8 per | cent., for two or five years, Apply immediate z,° M. M. ROHRER, 518 7:h street. 716-3: .000 TO LOAN UPON KEAL Es- ht per cent ork ave. 1.W. . ne at Prospect & Lingan oth oa. 5S | F. W. MILLER & ©0., 6831 F st. now, 1549 9ih st. n.w., m | 1. i Po JANTED TO PURCHASE JENNY Pate aries = LIND TABLE,"*tn goodvrdet. Cal at a1 $22 Bat. h.W.. mod, “imps., B Fs B | Wihsnw. hiss 1720 Pa. ave, rs.. | @zse0 CASI yi PAID For 212 Bridge st., Georgetowa, mod. Imps. dirs 20 | SATAN EGE BE PALD Fon 8 218 Delaware av 1626 5th st. n.w.. 5 rs. 740 8h st. s.e., B rs. . Federal, "* Stat office, OR SILENT PARTNER in © 2A business: $2,500 required toextend operat | Achance seldom offered, Address, for three Box 10, Star offic « 10th and Pa, ave F st., Room 4 1 issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a **Bul- letin®’ of all property for sale and rent on my books, which can be ‘on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales January 22d, at4 p.m., unin K street, between B ani C s, ° 5 Well MING LOTS, al ¢ rash, a Building Lot or He Sy to carry Centrally located and in first-class buildings, Loans. parties, BH. WARNER A Co. : $1,000, $500, at Spercent. —jts-tr_ | J1e-6t O16 Fst, now. q a oe UILDERS N« E~A LOT, suitable for two J. STANLEY JONES, TB at hones, alt square from Capital, Will be offered for trade or sale at its asseswed REAL ESTATE BROKER, This isatargain, — B. H. WARNER A ( 611 SEVENTH Steet. _J1S-e Le NVESTMENTS, Honses for Sale. J AVESTHENTS on SALE. K st.,bet, 14th and 15th i.w..3 stories, m.i.$25.000 | “District of Columbia 20 years 6 percent, gold B st, -bet-Istund 21 n.e..3 stories, m.Imp bonds, . M rs Place.n.w. 3: rict of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. currea- tories. mod. imps..2 3 stories, m. cy honds, Washington 30 year6 per.cent. gold bonds, United States Bonds of all issues, and other se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. _312-10t Corner Pennsyivania ave. and 10th st, 8th st..bet.C and D T st. bet, 13th and 141 P st.. bet. 17th and 18th n. C st. bet 3d and 4th s, Hist. bet.3d and 4th n. FOE SALE Guan Fou Cas (A GROCERY With'st., and PROVISION STORE, doing a good 4th st-sbet Q ess, Address GROCER, StaroMce, — j11 p. Ste, = E-Cap st. bet s48rs.:m.1.10.000 00 LN $25 MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL ass.a¥. be. Cap, € Ist st_n.W.,2'8t,,84..0.1 3.000 8 paid, will be Columbia st, bet. B and Q n.w ven to any perwon who will pro- re ENT SITUATION in any 1 me a PERMA 8th st.,bet.M and N n.w.,2 stories, mod.f ent as Watchman, Address T t.14th and 15th now. .2 st..6 rs. mi, ** Watchman,** Star office. j11-61" C ste beta and B s.c,.3 mod, imps. P — mai. tleman wishing to buy a SUSE, with 7 ors rooms and ements, will be pleased to heat of any one wishing to sell at a sacrifice in part payment an elegant ao ddress W. E. ' and 15th'n LG and H n.w..3 et Fn... 28t.fta nw " ho will take lorse. Buggy and Har- Star office. Y1-tin MBERED OR UNEM- md € iy Lots or i eS at a fair dis- and give in exchan (at a better bargain than any other p and other desirable city property Improved. Money at hand. E- | declined in thiri > commissions, is FoR aALE Steck and Fixtures of a MILLI. ERY and FANCY GOODS STORE, very ap: or would take a Partner who thoroughly understands the business, and give it his entire at- WILL TAKE EN eu Conm.atw. 3st, atid 2341 n, city bet. Cap.and Ist Myrtle st.,bet.Cap. & 1st N-Cap st t. bet. H and I n.e.,3st.& stor Vand 3d n.w..3 st..10'rs,.m,. Pith & Mihn.w- 3st. Tes, mi tention, No. 97 Bridge st., Georgetown, or J. 1. Building Lots For Sate. COOK. 196 Bridge st sieatelen Per foot. E —— N. side F, bet. 19th & 20th n.w., 23';x121.2 fr. $1.00 | G2350. $600, AND OTHER SUMS to Niside Maes at bt bis eee iene 90 | Ben 1 Estate. JOHN SHERMAN, N. 4th & 15th n.w.. 614113 tt. e | _33-2w Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Bullding. S.side 20, bet, 14th & 16th uw, 433100 ft. | NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE, with all conve- | AL tientes Hor see $40. monthly payments, JOHN SHERMAN. with interest, | _38-2w Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. —Will_be Rented for Forrr HEAP REN DOLLARS PER MONTH those new three-story | and basement BRICK DWELLINGS, with sido lots nicely graded and parked, coruer Of 15th and 8 streets now. Corner New Hampshire ave. and 16tn st... N.w.corner 14th and Plerce st.n.w, with imps, 13th, bet. Band C sts, ne. corner I and ‘apitol. het. 8. side E, bet. 24 and 3d sts. n.c, Wanted. seven or eght room DWELLING- A neat HOUSE, with modern improvements, located he- | _ These Houses are built in the very best manner, iween F’ and N_ sts, and 4th and 14th sts, n,w. | With all the modern improvements complete, with To cost not over $4.000. Jarge Saloon Parlors, fine Dining-Room, 6 Sieep- 7» Loan. | ing Chambers, &c, "Houses always open for in- 2530.00, $8.000. $2,000°0n first-class real estate | Sania avemag ee SOY or ee, eet eunsyt- . J. STANLEY JONES, ene; BAA? Mtr 511 Seventh street. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ; RB RENT, nov8-ly eS Gin Tih st tw By R, O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, n.w. | Three new Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 N-Y.av.n.w. 815 1 SALE—A four-story BRICK t con- 12 Office Rooms over shove stores ‘trom $55 to 35H traly located on Ponnsyivaniaaveroes telinnny from 917 to 925 7th st.n.w., each. 4 Dwelling Houses over above stores, each | 909 13th st.n. w.,9 rooms, mod.imps..... 1003 E st. n.w., 10 rooms and bath, mod. 1110 M st. n.w. 911 R st.n.w., 637 D st. n.w.. Contains store and 15 paved cellar; stable for two | Office. dt gas and water, gol orses, Inquire at Star a imps 45 9 rooms and bath, mod. imp. 2 | rooms and bath. mod. imps. 10 rooms and bath, mod. imp. Store, corner Louisiana ave. and 6th st. n.w _ PROFESSIONAL. 49K St. n.w., 11 rooms and bath, mod. im R. REULING, Sui in cl of Mary- 1416 11h St. ‘h.w., 10 rs. and bath, mod. tps, 3 Dita Eye and Ear Infirmary, Baltimore, has Bahai Bove Qaim gag ald waior 3} | unis ob hours Wanton, abd ca be ouble Hotise with Stable, ‘well furnished, i | v 5 o'clock, location: toa private familly only n good | No, 1200 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘octl2-eouin n elegant double Honse,new.with | > 7 ae every mod. convenienee: one of the best locations | WY 3b. PIERCE BELL, Attorney-at-Law, has Removed his office to the Webster Law Build- ing, 605 D No. ay Shee Bom Be, 1, with Messrs. Payne in Georgetown, D.C.; very cheap, R RENT BY THEODORE F. GATCHEL, | |. DUTTON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE C. as Tite end Corner 11th and F streets n. Rooms 18 and 19, Safe Deposi cor. 15th st. and New Yor! J)®._B. PARSONS, Dentist, D)bmits and reasannse eee ‘rh street, moma ite Patent Office, Teeth extracted ont days free of charge for the poor. ENRY J. ENNIS, 711G street, ent Office, Electrician and Model perimental work a speciaity, cane. R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, D 5icticvea to soutvaant Oreettty ana aR. Streets northwest, Teeth inserted §7 per set. eee R. N. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Hoal- er, 732 10th street n.w., treats suecesstully the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases. on sultation free, Office heurs—8 to lla.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. jelb-1y* K. J. B. GIBBS, Dwellings. LTB. .cc000 t. n.W., 10 rs.,” mod. imp 1437 bth’st: n-iw., 10 Ts,, mod. ips 1515 Vermont ave. n.w., 8 rs., mod. imps. 521 uth st. n, mod, “imps... Trs., mod. imps. 1115 1oth'st. n w., 8s. : Bon 11th st oct ‘ite Pat- ‘Expert in. Patent Jel9-1y $30 50 5 45 | Tus 35 3 4 Pay 2002 Bounda: 1314 Est. n. ste new, +5 OVEF store, 8 1 pres and Darellings. 1247 7th st. D.w.. 16 rooms and store room 704 7th st.'s.w., 2 rooms and store room 706 7th st. s.w., 6 rooms and store room. | DENTIST, GER, 1309 E st. now REMOVED TO 703 16Tu STREET, 1816 Est. nw. _marl-ly— Over Thompson's Drug Store. J12-s, tthys ER. DUKE, Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, R RENT— | DD vetween Band E ‘streets. Beautiful N | Sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, $1; Extract | ing without pain, 60 cents. Ail operations B, H. WARNER & CO., BRAINARD PLN Annee, Epwin A. MCINTIRE, ¥ street northwest. { eee oumb-ty 1730 Ist. nw, ¥125 /1010 Penn‘aave. se, ..25 | (CHUTTER & RAKEMAN, |, Comer Suh ahd 400 | 1487 Beh at | FRRSCO. RECORATIVE, and’ every 1446 N st. nw. ;|919 Pst. nw. of ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINT) a, Soman ik ae 727 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. ier Store, &c., 31& Hne. 25 | Specimen Room, 710 E street north 313 C's! B Sangieiy sieCWashingtom, D. C. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ HE KRANICH AND BACH, AND TH Tere PIAN others, received the hij award, as well as the numerous musical celebri 48 Cor en BRO., Agents, 723 7th st.n.w. tore, &c., 1328 7th, .. — Bn ey EC.. HE DECKER BROTHERS won their success ais Ost hw, S TT Uy oidGnertt: they Bee by on 72 20th st, . "35 mitt effort in the same direction. FB sret nw. jew York Tribune. G. KUHN, Sole also, for the BURDETT ORGANS; 407 near Penn, aii-tr ‘ALLET DAVIS & CO. PIANOS, UPRIGHT PIANOS A SPECIALTY. 2206 14th st. nw, 713 H st. nw, 449 1 st. ow,.. thereon. (Mice, 2 number of other Houses, in every section | | The only Upright Piano in existence entirely sat- xam\ Searches for chattel Tru: of the'eity, a list of which is changed nearly every | isfact musician. Special Case ctaces wenantond es (or chattel Trusts, $1. | iycon ths talletiy at oor ches ‘tr were awarded tg thts Tinie Srer al oer PPT MADAME COSTELLO, Diseipicot Mie Lenor- (HARLES A. APPEL, Ure Biyles for the Hohidage Mitta Parte the grosioet et Reader 452 LOUISIANA at in America, can bé consulted at her house, No. sea | Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency, Dst. n.w. Fst. cars pass thedoor. sep’ — OT & CO. In introducing this Cham) pagne, we are confident that its sapere ‘merits will insure ita permanent ith the lovers of the delicious wines of ‘Per case, $20.00 currency. jané-tr 807 Macnee ‘Space. Aue GOURMETS DE WASHINGTON. RESTAURANT PARISIEN, 1494 Penna. Avenue, opp. Willard’s Hotel. sci Liste mesPateah yitbot excen- ‘D'Hote at 4 to 7; a la carte all day. Wetake any kind of orders for the city at very G. BROCHE, Proprietor. First-class Lunch Room at Cafe Francais, 429-1m* /ECOND-HAND CABRIA( Nee nee, Mee a ay pe fae » Buggies; ‘No-top Buggies, aad other Also a large stock of Second- Band Chrringss ‘on hand, at No. 466 a av. P. D. Re- ehaage, CO., Curriegs 5s ‘ance. FOR RENT. ‘No, 1830 Q st. beh Tt +» mod. imps. ; $80. Rgy Mis Verasut aronan 9 rosa gd eee $7,000, sepis- the most shattered, FaILuRE This fecome weakened from in every Success juenches thirst, acrid "3 7 sont ew York. Drug: A stock of sons ea i new. cAnmikue of every description at re~ COUPELETTE Al one it Second-hand snflgn ent COUPE: vay chean ROBT. H. GRAHAM, ITORY AND FAcToRy, 315-8 410 to 416 8th st. n.w. mpowad. CUNNINGHAM, TheW elt Fe tg pei ieee Ee Ae =| 4