Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1878, Page 2

"THE EVENING STAR. A s HINGTO January 18, 1878 FRIDAY.. Average sworn Daily Circulation '17,500—being more than fares timece that of any other ber Sole. saper in per in Wgshinaton, and more than Sones -s0e- gall To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In their an- ouncements as early in the day as possible, and im all cases before 120'clock M. Tle insertion in the same day’s issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. nee ‘To Correspondent: Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise ing delays may occur. * Checks etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CoMPANY,—not to that of any individual. 4#@- Anonymous communications not read; re- jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Government of Cities. A lengthy bill has been laid before the P sylvania legislature as the result of the of a commission on municipal government which has been in session in that state for several months. The plan of utilizing the deliberations of a commission for the purpose of improvement in the government of cities has already been tried in New York, sulted in the report of a municipal constitu- tionalamendment. The bill proposed by the Pennsylvania commission aims to effect that loeal qnestions in each eity shall be decided by | properi nstituted local authorities. It pro- vides that the corporate powers of cities shall be enlarged so as to include the right to collect license taxes on all trades and occupations and on sign-boards and tek and toarrest and set at work vagr: nd noto- rious thieves found within the city limits. The ordinary powers of raising taxes of course re- mains. The legislative power of the be vested in a select council and a common council. The mayor's term is to be three years. The executive departments of each city are to consist of departments of public safety, publie works, finance, city comptroller, law, education, charities and correction, and the sinking fund commission. The councils are to have exclusive power in appropriating money for local purposes, but the ma veto separate items of appropriation bills. Some of the main provisions of the bill are changes, and in most eases improvements on the general system of municipal government which now prevails. In spite of its complexity and proiixity the sensible suggestions of the Dill on many points wi » it a ereditable place in the discussion ch is toend in the determination of the best form of government for a city The Maryland Senatorship. Mr. P. Gorman has fairly established his title as “Boss” of Maryland democratic poli- ties. He has now carried out two points of the four of his indicated programme for the dispo- sition of state offices. The first was the dis- placement of Major Harry Gilmor as police commissioner in place of his candidate, Mi ; the second was the election of ex-Gover- nor Groome U.S. Senator to sueceed Senator Dennis. The next point in the comprehensive seheme is the election of Gorman, himself, to succeed Senator Wh: This election is some time away, but if Gorman is alive and has the full use of his Napoleonie brains, there is not much doubt of his sue The fourth point is the election of Hon. Henry W. Archer, of Hartford county, as next governor of Mary- land. In the light of the past, that part of the grand programme will likely enough be ear- ried out, ifthe contracting parties to the ar- yangement are alive at the time of the elec- fion. Mr. Gorman, the ta ician in this eam- paign, isthe energetic president of the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal company, and was form- erly postmaster of the House of Representa- ames B. Groome, native of Cecil county, Md., 40 years of age. He isalawyer of recog- ed ability, and has served with distinction in the state legislature. He was on the Greeley electoral ticket, though opposed to the numi- nation of Greeley. Subseqnently he was elected governor by the legislature to fill the vacaney caused by the election of Governor Whyte to the position of U.S. Senator. He will enter the U. nate on the expiration of the term of Dr. Dennis, March 3, 1879. ———--+e-—___ No compact or agreement has been signed by the coal companies, yet they will act ae- cording to the published arrangement. An understanding, not a combination, has been reached. This peculiar performance of the companies leaves the New York legislature very little that is substantial to work upon in their proposed investigation and punishment of the alleged cons; The (Queen's speech at the opening of the English Parliament yesterday and the debate on the address in reply indicate that England will drift for a little while. The de e turn of the political rudder will be postponed by the helmsman until the comparative dangers of the different courses shall become more eyident. Lord Beaconsfield’s remarks in the debate were striking and brilliant, but as far as the governments’s policy is concerned they amount only to a postponement of the ques- tion until after the statement of Russia’s con- ditions. great deal depends then on the result of the pending peace negotiations. Their failure through the harshness of Rus- sia’s terms, the capture of Adrianople by the Czar's forees, and their advance on Constanti- nople might constitute the contingency on which a vote of money is to be demanded by the government to render effectual the meas- ures of preeaution necessary to be ad the coming means peace or war for all Europe as well as the present belligerents. The Greeks would like to follow the exa of the martial Servians, and, after hiding be- hind atree during the hunt, rush courageously out to witness the death. But England may have other use for Greece, and will restrain her warlike ardor. It is among the possi ties that the Greeks may find themselves fighting with and not against the Turk: England's faithful allies in a general pean struggle. General John S. as “ Cerro Gordo” sse0e- . Williams, Williams, who was elected United States Senator from Kentucky yester- | day, isa veteran of the Mexican war, an ex- confederate soldier, a shrewd politician, a pop- ular man with an ample flow of words. a de- feated aspirant for gubernatorial honors in his state in years gone by, and, to be up with the times, at present an exuberant inflationist. James. Bennett has bought the yacht Pan- dora, for the purpose, it is said, of sending out an Aretic expedition. Is this 2 new field for Stanley to explore, and will he be as suecess- ful in the discovery of polar mysteries as he was in solving African problems? We shall Bee. ee THE WEERLY Star now ready, contains all the News of the Week; the Proceedings of Congress; the Russian Successes in Tur- Key; Agricultural Matters; Art Notes: ‘White House and Reparrmcat News; Proceed ings of the Courts; Local Affairs; Choice Stories; Poems and Sketches; Agricultural and Household Matters. rms: $2 per annum, in advance, postage prepaid: single copies five cents, in wrappers. KER BROS". GEAND, SQUA) Dior HT PIA the ‘tone, in ance. an ‘Also, the rien OR ; i nt, 407 10th - hear Penua, ave. Ww aes H REPAIRER, ana, for the assoc! ith Mr. “Shay hereafter be found at os Pennsylvania avenue,” (Dempsey's Stationery Store.) Ladies’ Watches a specialty, J16-31* DAL ECONOMIZER is not 2 humbug. It fifteen cents to try it, zo S13 Bin street 429-1 GORD BAND CLOTAING BOUGHT AT Sea'ShS'D rect mw. “Orders by mal area bers | ~ nd re- | arly known | TBE CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, 0. M. OYSTER & CO., j18-1m Center, Northern and Eastern Markets. \HOICE WINES, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, TEAS AND FINE GROCERIES, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES, FRUITS, NUTS, CANNED AND BOTTLED TABLE LUXURIES, Of every Description, both Foreign and Domestic, SOLD B¥ JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York ave., s18-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department. [HE Books OF THE PERIOD 2 18000 Money: Francis &. gland Federali: 8 Fr ‘Almanach a de Gotha, 1378. ‘The Mechanics of Engineering andof th struction of Machines, vol. 2: Weisback Elements of Geology: Joseph Le Conte. Romances of the East (Nouvelles Asiatiques), from the French. The Last Years of Daniel Websters 5c. The Wolf at the Doo The Sareasmn of Destiny; $1.90. Young A Jewel ofa Girl; B. Frothing- aries: ‘Letourneau; i Mid. Teivune and lurch Aimannes: ase. Fancy Baskets and Wali Pockets at 20 per cent. | off our popular prices. | SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN. 911 Pennsylvania ave. | _San18-tr OHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS | IN COAL AND WOOD. We desire to call the attention of the public to the factithat we now have on hand the largest and best selected stock of COAL AND WOOD in the Dis- trict; that our facilities for doing business are not surpassed by any firm in the same line in the United States; that our singing Ww Factory is the largest south of New York and, indeed, our ap- pointments for doing a C «L Wood ‘Business | are complete in every part ilar. 2,248 Ibs. to the ton our invariable standard. Best Varieties at Lowest Market Prices. Main office: Depot, Mill and Wharves, foot 12th, 13th and E streets southwest. Offices:—1202 F, 1112 9th and 1418 7th streets | can make herse 3 500. ‘o Name Series: | Cance Farrar’s Sermon ‘on Eternal Punish: Vv ANTED — A ¢ ive address, a; Star office. TION as good references. P: y ANTED—A genteel white IRL, V age, to take infant; state r Address LAWR Star office. NTED- HOUSE of six rooms, Stable: rent must be low, and will be Adilress, with full patticulars, H. e npetent BOOK KEEPER; and reference, Dy c., ED—By a practical operator, a ey | umber of ladies and gentlemen to take LES- SONS in Telegraphy. Apply from 6 to8 p.m at | 412 5th st. n. ANTED. ! rent, register a ‘AMES EVERYBODY haying Roc urnished or uunfurnisheds. to Borean of Information, 142 HILT & ANTED-| PLATING: “one cent per yard, n linen, cambric, silk, lawns and grenadine; two cents per yard, side or space. dorless Glove Cleaning Depot, st F worsted at the st. ANTED—Two communicating ROOM: furnished and one unfurnishe suitable for dressmaking. ¢.. Mrs. WHITEFO: more, Ma, T ctable white SITUATION inn private faint if generally useful; was muich of an object as a good home: gout refer’ Address Box 1 Star offic j18- ANTED—Gentleman and wife ore like to engage BOARD in a private family of refine g some highly respectable part of for two weeks, commencing February 14: wailing ‘Corps etal pecting every, couvent- ence. Address, with full Fartica lars, P.O. 118, Raritan, N. J. 18-2 urnished RO! M, with a widow or small private family; Board for the Lady ‘Address M. ey Siarofice. —j17-2 ANTED—To ~A plain set of PARLOR crimson rep preferres! Star office it COUNTRY RESIDENCE — A H Ron easy terms, or Tenant ¥ith means to improve. | Call after 4 p.m WADSWORTH, Vern only. dress Pi YT ANTED. family or at fave pel dren. want BOARD in the Address the city or Georgetown, office. | sired: FOR RENT AND SALE _FOR RENT AND SALE. OR RENT 476 Pennsylvania avons ARLORS for rent, op y Hotel: well furnished. "Terms to sutte Bi oR RENT—A suite of fine ROOMS, on Brst oor, handsomely furnished, BOARD. 1 18 Lafayette Square, west side, j13-3 OR SALE—At a great bargain, a three story BRICK, 8 rooms; modern improvements; con- Yenient to cars and market. THOS, E. WAGGA A- very MAN, 519 7th st. FOR RENT A fourteen room HOUSE, modera improvements, two latrobes, range, bath-room, hot and cold rg tae in complete repair, newly painted, pay cellent location. apposite auklin Pare X 21 street new. Price, 873 permonth, Abplyt J THBRETS, B, Palsce Mark _i18- om New York at FORE —1224 G st. n.w., two! neatly Far; ished Front ROOMS; rent Very low. R RENT—No. 1371 D st. s.w., having a Toms; rent, $10. THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st 317-3 IR RENT—304 D st. s.w., asix room BIIC Bow Bega water eee 516. month. Fee RENT—Furnished ROOMS and Boaito= Fan itable for gentlemen—at No, 606 F si an JOR RENT—Without board, in a private fam- lily, a suite of ROOMS, or one single ROOM all furnished; south front, Apply 1327 _N new. 73 per hat elegant R RESIDENCE north- ast corner 5th and sts. Also, ROOMS at 453, and entire HOUSE of 442 P st, Modern improved: Inquire 438 P s1 j17- oR ROO! third. floor, House. GOR RENT—A large HOUSE in central locality. having all modern Improvements and in very. keod order: suitable for a board rent low eB it WATS ER £06 16 F st. 17-6 TERT wo. Randsomely 1 Furnished en-suite: first floor, “Also. one on 1406 G ‘st. new., ‘near te Higgs ALE—A very desirable pi Er modern batit; twoestory brick, core . in cottage style, with terraces, veran- adjoining grounds and the very best Iweality of Geor own: on one ‘fine of Secor oe and near to another: terms easy. Inqure of De] ty Recorder of Deeds, City Hall, Washington, i WOR RENT—1516 N- y, handsome Suite af ROOMS, bath room attactied; private iamily; terms moderate. eB ANTED—By a young man, avin athorongh knowledge of Music. a 10. Music Store, or a position a Organist Address FRAN K ASBURY. City P.O, Ss rences given if desired, ar offic 7. ive $100 to effect a TR runent to another: “Minette, wi <TED— Will FER from one those possessing the alti piy. Addi confidentially, stating character and. evi of = fluence, AJ tar office, ANTED—PLAITING (Parisian 1 Db per yard for all kinds of goods: 2¢ts, for 3} mode) 2 Plalting: 814 I street, corner 9th street ties who live at a distance can have the plaiting blaltiny eae REAP : OARPETS LESS THAN COST FOR CASH, Good Tapestry Brussels, 85 cents. Very best Tapestry Brussels, $1. Hemp, cel Ingrains, 30 cents. Good Ingrains, 40 vent: Better Ingrains, 50 cen’ Heavy All-wool Ingraius, 7 cents. Very best Lowell and Hartford Ingrains, 90 cts. few pieces slightly damaged by steamer from New York will also ve sold at a great bargain. This isa rare chance to get Carpets cheaper than they have ever been sold, and will continue buta short time, in order to reduce stock before taking inventory. . W. BURDETTE & CO., Nos. 928 7th st.and 706 K st. nie. YAMEL'S HAIR SHAWL, very fine, at a sacrifice, al 3) GOLDSTEIN CO. j17-3t__ Commission Brokers, 10th and D sts, R SALE—A B secondhand COUP ther use for it, will sell for Gugh order; can be seen at 8 Factory, 8th st., between D and E n.w. QT" GRIST } LL. FEED Gkow ND. TO ORDER. Constantly on hand and for sale Corn Meal for family and feed purposes, and every description of . MILTON W. JOHNSON, j17-3m* 14th and F sts. 8.1. HORSE KEEPERS. ‘WANTED 15 or 20 HORSES or MULES to keep on my Farm in St. Mary's county, Md., at $5 per month cath: ood stables, care, oats, corn and. paddock to run on in good weather. " Inquire of Jerome John- son, Masonic Temple Grocery, or John A. Baker's Agsteultural Warchouse, . 61 _D. SMITH, Arlington, Va. ME. L. P. JEANNERET, OF BAL! TIMORE, Wishes to inform her customers that she is in Washington this week with a handsome assortment o FRENCH BONNETS An¢ Also. DRESSMARING fitin Washington every Tuesday. No. 939 Pennsylvania avenue, over Brodhead 8 Dry Goods Store. Janl7-1w he owner of a light ng far- f17-3t in all its branches, ECOND ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALES. 20 per cent. discount on all WOOLEN GOODS. 20 per cent. Gisount = all HAIR GOODS, such as raids, Curls, Puffs and Switches. | 10 per cent, discount on all classes of Goods. | SPECIAL BARGAINS ON OUR COUNTERS. CHAS. BAUM, jan17-1m 408 Seventh street n.w. northwest. jani8-tr_ | done while they wait, ANTED—To BENT—Oa their own terms, to READ!: good parties, handsomely-furnished ROOMS, wiih or w: ithout Board, ina pri the Capitol; also, large, haudsomely-furnished House, for any length of thme. very lot Address A.. or callon JOUN SHERMAN, Si, Cloud Balhaing. fis-3* ANTED—A_ POSITION as governess or housekeeper in a small family; have had sev- eral years’ experience in both employments, and can Dring the very best references, Apply to C. H., 610 13th st. nw j15-1w a3 family, near Fisk RENT~—Newly-furnished eaTtpE! and BEDROOM, on first floor; rent moderat ~ 505 Estreet n VOR RENT 1804 etn. 6 rooms, summer Kitchen, and rented together or separate, as parties desire: mo ern improvements, Apply next door, R RENT—No. 1737 F_ street modern improvements. nine room been reduced from $65 to $50. TH WAMAN, 519 7th st (OR RENT_Large PARLOR and BEDROOM, ‘on first floor, newly and elegantly furnished: first-class Piano included if desired; ‘south fron! central location; low rent: 1005 Est.) j16-3." OK RENTS Two suites ldrge, elegantly-fur- nished ROOMS. in a small private fainily, with or without Boards delighittal neighborhood: ences given and requ ei. duress Box 5, 8 . Teal name and address OR RENT_STORE and DWELLING, near the ‘Market House, in Georgetown: used for many years asa Lager Beer Saloon: rent only $25 toa good arty. Apply to 8. H. WARNER ‘& Co. state Brol 916 F st. nv S16 Frc m Januar bth, No, 115 2d , all modern iinprovements, amiy to CHARLES A. APBEL, 439 Lousiana WANTED, Everybody to know that they can get satisfaction cheap in Photograph Cards, $2.50 per dozen; larger_work in proportion. No please, no pay, O° BRIEN, 708 7th st. n, Ts & 6b W NTE hundred respectable CO! ORED PEOPLES ines, women and ehil- dren, (one from the south’ preferred pantacions ion scene in Uncle Tom 's Cabin, ERA isthe from 0 tol O° elvek Vv ANTED-—To Teach, on favorable terms, pri- vately or in classes, Latin, Greek, Maithe- matics or Moral Philosophy. Evening Latin classes for boys. 15 cents less.” Immediate preparation iven for college, Etat for West Point and nnapolis prepared in mathem: Call on or address LYNN, A.M, 315 se 1297 L st. nw. TED—You to SD cents; ©. Ae per dozen, at DOD! 43¢ aud 6th sts. ANTED_To exchange, uew STOVES for old pte Groceries or Fucl, at BUTLER'S, bth Smokey Chimneys cured or no our PICTURES it rg BP ROG RAEHE, $2, 50 GE'S, 467 Per e., between jll-2w* pay. SBlowse ronted® v16-tr ANTED—EVERYBODY TO cai at the Bureau of Information, 1427 F st. desiring rooms, furnished, unfurnished, Ec. Also, to buy'or sell of any, descrip ptiou, information free. JAMES B, PHILP & CO. ‘oct20-3m ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana aye. augié-1y ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to beat two rooms, $20 to $25. sep1b-tr (OR RENT Furnished or Unfurnished Three- Story BRICK HOUSE. No. corner of Vermont avenue! ten roo Foom: large vard front and. side, with shade. trees; Apply on the premises, or to H, MAXWELL, Paymaster General’soffice, No, 1214 F st, n.w. RS pressed BRICK HOUSE, ‘with all modern itnprovemeiltse threesstaries Mansard roof, on north side M, between 22d anc 23d streets, contalning ten rooms; cost. $6,500. Willexchaiige for Improved property In Piiladet= ia, New’ York, or Brooklyn, FRED. ES, Room No, 1, Nationai Metropeittat 1446 N st., (new,) fin- RB 4 FORRES in best style; 13 rooms; every’ room heated, Including bath and servants’ rooms: speak- Ing tubes; electric bells; Stationary washtubs: ve veg- etable pie and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time, J14- jew Jel all.stock of Groceries, 10 W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st.n.w. OR RENT—607 Est. n.w., handsome SUITE OF ROOMS, with or withbut lease in apr ¥ate family. References required j10-26* Fee, RENT—PARLOR and B floor; private family. Apply aie 24 Five RENT_475 Missouri ave., bath, and all mod, Imps., only Hr. Te 1 mod, imps. Sirs. all mod. 1mps.¢ 815. 1 Apply to bUngGE & 9 room! (new For Sst. mod. 1 BU uate ‘OND. 108 cae R RENT-STORE | Nod 1th st.n. w. session given at once, ‘ond door above. Pos- Key at piano store, sec- a29-1m_ WANTED perfect and clean co) number ef the EVENING ST. Papy,ot the first Uberal price will be paid. office. Appl; the Siar at the. Star ply tt Fo RENT_En suite or single, furnished PAR- LORand BED ROOM, with dressing room at- tached, on first floor; all modern improvements, soutn front; private family ; 6Grant Place, 3) Warnes —Fine UPHOLSTERY WorK of ‘Bovds and work at lowest Posslbls price, by rk at lowest possible prices, ve Ng CHACE, 614 Loulsiana avenue, augié-ly if ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. auglé-ly ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4¢ and 6th sts, s.w. Called for and delivered without charge, jy13-1y SER A eet CLEAN at Mc EY AA Re ek em ed left eeping MITCHELL’: 3. ‘Market Space. fe2l-ly 1 | Woon Serakane” to know that WM. (OORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a special! of Cutting Garments to be made at home. ‘y a i jan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. GTRAYED AWAY ON torit JANUARY, ONE small Brown and White COW; small, horns; had leather strap with ring ‘around! neck, Liberal reward paid for her return to: JAMES D, ROWE, No. £2 Gay st.y Georgetown, “OST—On January 14, 1878, a lar a white NEWFOUNDLAND Dt ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by, returning the same to 1315 Rhode Island ji7 3) e black and S, REWARD-Strayed away From my premises on the 16th instant. one Dark Spot Steel and one Light. ited HEIFER.. The above reward will be paid if returned toST EPH) MOFFETS, corner V and Water sts. 8.W. zard’s Point. it Buz- 3t* A STEINWAY PIANO, used buta short time, for sale very low ai ELLIS s | CO."S, Sole Agents for the Faen t | Weber Pianos, Ne. 626 SILK VELVE’ No. 626 E STREET, } FRAMES fy STREET. WINDOW AND PAPER HANGINGS SHADES. Gilt and Velvet andall Vehet 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 Picture Cord, Rings, Nails, &c., at lwest cash prices, Orders for Picture Frames, Paperhangings, and Window Shades punctually filled, and satisfaction uaranteed, | Buaranteedy S MARKRITER’S New Store, E street, 416-91" One Door east of 7th street, OTICE.—Those reons claiming TITLE to | Jotce parts of lots, in squares, In Washing- ton city, D. C., numbering from 368 to 659, inclu- Sive, (oF other ‘squares, ) derived originally from Comfort Sands’ estate, and not derived by direc | deed from said Comfort Sands: Robert C, Sands oF Jalia M. Sands, are hereby notified that their titles are seriously detectiveand irregular. and that claim | is made to said lots by the helrs of the late Dewitt | C. Wilson, by uh iin and effectual conveyances re- ceived ron ulla M. eng the legal heir of Com- fort ant and ech cain at wil be enforced after) oper notice. tention is called to the so-called converaners of = ae Kane, D, A. Halland Count Julius de Mea- "For full particulars and releases a be CHARL. ES KW. Sivan’ ae tee ane in fact of said Ree 33 F rect, oficeot Helinick Eis 764 Broad’ street, Newark, N. J. oun [ue CELEBRATED JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A large assortment just received, FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM CLOCKS, Of varieus sizes and decorations. M. W. GALT, BRO. &00., 316-tr T cost A OST OR CASH ONLY. In order to red et oe MILLI- NERY and FAN: Wi SELL, for the next THIRTY x DAYS, our ESS TIRE STOCK, exce; Gloves, J cost Jou Lot Ham! zon CASH ONLY, Hombargs at ‘ever 80) os Trimmed Hats an . per yard, Hats at rey ‘nets will te be pa ‘ ‘he extreme of money necessitates: this step, and we OUP patrons will ‘appreciate the GREAT BARGAINS OFS . M. J. HUNT. jan8-tr G81 an Gnd 693 D st. JEWELLERS. AT COST! gp our ta G Lot ] OARDING— FUR) ‘SHE with or without BOARD, ina private family, No. 804 21st st. n.w., between H and I, near avenue cars and ten minutes walk fro1 rtments, Modern Improvements, and large comfortable rooms, front back, second and third stories, 17-3: OARDING.—Rooms, handsomel in suites of two and three, wid Board; new carpets, furnace and near two lines of street cars, 1336 I st. n.W., Park, 60' ern exposure. erate, furnished, or without open Aik opposlte "Frankia near Pos! fon E STREET _N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, with BOARD; en ‘suite or single; south Table Fare first-class; terms mod- jand-4we TS. M. T. SOUTHALL, 705 15th street. and Day BOARD- Permanent, Transient, ERS, * m d27-Im* OARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, at reasonable rates, at 307 Missouri avenue. 24-1 Me2tON HOUSE, 922 and 924 F 4 F Street N.W. Pricgs FOR BOARD. Per Month ied adenace) Pe perk mm a 2 advance; a Meal Tekets ” Breakfast or Dinner.... decl5-ly ee itn 87. N.W.—Entire NEW_HOUS all modern improvements; Furnish with first-class TABLE BOARD; suite of third floor. Transient guests accom- noval-8w* HE TREMONT T HOUSE, 18 MAKING GOOD 8 for oarders. Family Ther steam OF stove heat ‘and. sin~ gle rooms: el olg-tr FOURTEENTH Ani AND I STREETS. SIXTH BE SEABON, A UNPREC ED ENTRD. INCREASE IN -LEOAMPANE AND Ht ‘D & co Fol i DROPS. REROUN oman aN PARVO. ‘Half-pound packets, 25 cents, ie ry. Pleasant t Cheap in price ‘Try them and be convinced. SECOND AND D STREETS. #@-Bold at both Stores. jani2-ly B*t 8. C. HAMS, 12)zc. BEST S. C, SHOULDERS, 8c. C. WITMER, GROCERIES, \15-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. Jan! iT. RAPPLE, Cire iy PAUBASE, SCRAP! tie &c., can we and 8th and 408 Northern Liber- SMITH. nova-Sm* stB.,, ty market. J, HO! R RENT—Low, HOUSE No, 1218 N Bevs six Tooms, water. ) Markle Tmantiog STORE, corner 20th and M Stes, nw, Ay, next doors or at W. RUTHERFORD'S Paint Store, 1217 & st ‘aa \OR REN BRICK HOUSE and STABLE; $18 per month. “Inquire at 1429 13th street n. R RENT—HOUSE No. 1521 10th st. n.w., ress brick front; gas and bath, 6 rooms, large fe and rear yards,’ Price $25, Inquire on prem Ses. Re RENT—Furnished PARLORS: sat SE: ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 sylvanlaave corner 4° st, FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—A four-seated CARRIAGE and two elegant H ORSES HARN comple argain, Ay once, Bareauof Tnforation, - st. JAMES B, PHILP & © j18-3t* OR SALE—CuEAP FOR ers number of very superior Fire and Bu par: F root SAFES of the American Steam Com-| pany; as as new, For particularssas tol ris, &C., apply at the Freedman’s Bank. janil-tt R SALE—At a Sai —The fine BRICK HOUSE, with) ack bull mya No. 422 3d st. n. ern in small Installinents: WW. pons, improvements; Wake HENIY BRO aw- yer, corner of Louisiana ave. and 4} st. j4-1m SALE Very Low Uncalied-for PACK- AGES at W. H. WHEATLEY'S Dyelng Es- tablishment, Georgetown consisting in part of Gent's Coats, ‘Vests; Ladies Dress Goods, ‘Shawls, Waterpronts Fringes, Ties, Rib- bons, &c., &c., will be sold at private sale at the oftice, 49 Jetterson st pegoreetows and after January 3, PERSONAL. ADAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- fune Teller Uf You have a skeleton In your closet she will tell you how to get rid of 1 da K street n.w STROLOGY MADAME Ross, This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No, 201 D st., corner of 2dn,w. She has no superior ‘in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice is invaluable, describing your friends, point- ing out your enemies, and informing you ‘of the sure Way to success in all undertakings, Consul- tation strictly confidential. en, sgontle- men, $1.50, STROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, —_ r= sylvania avenue. If you would know the truth consult the D: things. Office hours from 9 a.m. to9p, m, sep27-6m_ Jes, PATCH, 606 10th and $24 12th streets, furnishes Information as to Responsibility ol pecple, with full abstracts of property and leins thereon. Fits eS Bearoties forchattel Tee $1. t any time on ji-lm Mapane COSTELLO, Diselploot Pa ae mand, Paris, the greate t Reader evar in America, can be consulted at her house, No, Fst. cars pass thedoor. —sep17-1y Dst. n.w. ENRIOT & co. in introducing this Champagne, we are confident that its superior merits will insure ta permanent ‘Popularity with the lovers of the delicious wines of rance. Per case, 9 oo carreney. Jané-tr 807 Market ‘Space. A™= GOURMETS DE WASHINGTON. RESTAURANT PARISIEN, mapa ; arene opp. Willard’s Hotel. First. ich Restaurant, (without exce ton. Sat halt hep rices of the others. ™ le D* 7; a la carte all day lote at 4 to kind of orders for the city at very BROCHE, Proprietor. First-class Lunch Roos ‘at Cafe Francais. 429-1m* AND FOUR Da aAND CARRIAGES aw A SACRIFICE. ive new Albany Cutters ht, Coupe; two Coupe Panel dockarate! QOD four Pimp-seate; Pony Phetons; ten cr-top Buggies; three No-top a Buggics, and ‘other si Also of Second- Band ee and ce,08 hand. at No. 468 . D. + Carriage Re- HICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE of youth to should be taken by all about to rg or Who hs have fecome Weakened om 7 ‘other catse, Buccess in rey ain a9 that water uenches thi Dr, JOS. JAC- bene 7 og data ae oe York. Pia” AL iPe Rew styles, Dear PATTERN: by Ws ian & CO., Book~- aciters ana Stationers > 5 ers, 114 fin strost Bw. mae JQEAL ESTATE | BULLETI N THOS. E. AE, WAGG GAN, 519 Seventh St. ee en Wednesday and Saturday.) rectory B Brick Eases Sor Sale. a ane aes ie m. 1. 875. each-.35.000 . N st. n.W., Water, 1109 4th'st. nw. wae 7 rs 3595 Columbia st. mae. rita Pee eee "* med. imap 1110 doth ate awe, belies water, 6 Fe 19th st. news. Th . E. cor. Mh and I n.e., v.h., 9 rs 1,700 208 K st.'n.e., f.h., 6 rs. 1,300 724 10th'st-n-e., f-h., water, 6 rs. 1,200 1754 to 1762'S st: nsw. feb., 6 rs. cach, 90) Property For Sale. and S n.w, Tnim; 1th st., have r. Land 20th sts. n.W.. Pe 1st +. bet. K and L nw, pert: Ist., bet. 17th and 18th'n.w., per ft Mass. ave.n bets 13th and 140h he Wes per ft, eyes, For Rent. Corner 21st and F sts., farn., mod. im, 1341 1 st. mod. imps." 1 740 8th st. 8.¢6., 8 rs 517 7th st., No. 5, 31 floor 719 Market Space, Hall, 11 719 Market Space, Room 9. Cor, 10th and Pa: ave., Room. ave.. Room 11. Cor, 10th and Pa, av L issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a **Bul- keener of all property for sais aoa Trent on may books, whic on application at my’ Office, oF Will be sent by mail if desired: " Auction Siles On TUESDAY, January 22d, at4 p.m.. unim- proved property on me streat, between B and C $1,500, 81,000, 8500,°At'S per cent. 16 J. STANLEY ‘JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, ll SEVENTH STREET. Houses for Sale. bet. 14th and 151 tr Kst. 3 storie 8th St.,bet.C and D nie.2 stories. 7 rs. Tst.,bet.13th and 14th new. 18.91 P st. bet.17th and 18th n, ae fortes 10 pet 3 and 4th n. ae wm frame beth and 3 stories,8 rs st,0T8,:mod, 7,000 cns.6. 8 St <ibrsin 1: ig: ‘000, Ma: be. Gap. & Ist stunsw.,28t,,8 Coluinbia sts bet, Ba 8th st.,bet.Mand N n.w.,2 2 st wet. 14th and 15th n- t. A and B 8.e..3 storie: mod Sthsie bets Tst and BL heared ate 15th st.. bet.Q and R n.w..3 st F st. et. ie and Ist n.w.,2 story frame Sat. sbet-14t 5 9 rs..in.i.... 5,000 frame. g@ ground 4,000 ey 9 Ss mich: 3 si ‘S Ist. bet. Cap.and 1st Myitle st..bet. a N.Cap.st,. bet. H and In, Det. bot-Sihand 3d new,.8 st 0 8 Riggsst.,be. 13th & 14th hew..3st.,11 Building Lots For Sale. foot. Per N.side F, bet.19th & 20th n.w., 23'4x 121.2 ft, $1.00 +Side Mass.av.. bet, 17¢h& 18th n.w, 62160 ft Niside F, bet. 14th & 15th n.w.. 6L:gx113 ft....4 S.slde 2d, bet. 14th & 15th n.w. Corner New Hampshire ave. and 16ta st... N.w.corner 14th and Pierce st.n.w, with imps. 13tb, bet. Band C sts, n.e. N.w. commer 1 and K st N: side Rhode Island avi North Capitol. bet. Hand 8. side E, bet. 24 and 3d sts. ny neat o ie DWELLIN seven or eght room \G- House with modern Sm rovements, located he- tween F and N sta gna th and 14th sts. new. To cost not over $4.000. bet. Isis. ne. To Loan $10,000, $3,000, $2, 000 on "frsteclass real estate security, J. STANLEY JONES, j16-tr 511 Seventh street. BREN Foo sho. HOLTZMAN, 10m ana F sts. n.w. Three new Stores 1419-1438 1425 WY av new 335 12 Office Rooms ver above stores from $35 to G Stores, from 917 to 92 7th st.n.W.y each. wel jouses over above stores, each » 909 13th st.n.w.,9 rooms, mod, tips. 1003 E st. n.w., 10 rooms and bath, mod. tmps s 1110 M st. n.w., 9 rooms and bath, mod. imp. 59 911 R st.n.w.,91 "rooms aud bath. mou. imps 687 D st. n.W., 10 rooms and bath, mod. liap.. Store, corner Louisiane are coat att stew. 49 K st. n.w., 11 rooms and bath, 4416 Hin st. haw., 20 rs, and bath, 1725 11th st 1 Bas and wi 2 20 Doutte House with Stable walk aid wale. in gooa lgcation; toa private family only. FOR SALE—An elegant double House,new, with ¢xGzy mol. convenience: one, of the best locations in Georgetown, D.C.; very cheap. 12-tr R RENT— B, H. WARNER & CO. BRAINARD H. WARNER, EDWIN A. ‘ McINTIEE. 816 F street northwest 180 Ist, nw, 5 | 1010 pa ‘a ave. 446 . DW, 150 Corner oth and E, °.100 1446 th & Mass. ave. 89 Defrees street. 1824 Boun 1315 L st. ne, 65 Jackson Al Tst. nw,. sic eeannes ss 5 ap 2307 M 1912 dt ste a 438 K st. nw,. Alse, a number of ‘other Houses, in every section of the’ city, a list of which is changed nearly omy. dag on the talletin at our office. HARLES A. APPEL, 452 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Real Estate, General Collection and Claim Agency. FOR RENT, No, 1330 Q st. by 14 EFOOME 5 mod, imps. ; $80, Tyo s sys Ver LOTS on iets. Circle; a bargain. 19 Vermont avenue, 9 rooms, m: od Ups. PIANOS AND ORGANS. BRO., Agents, 723 7th st.n. w. M, KNABE & CO.’8 WORLD-RENOWN- ED PIAN Thess cole ‘D (08 .—' aan pee eh nee aa for fo1 ye an ve rece! highest award wherever e7 favorite Pianos and ufactories constantly on celebrated 01 Pi and excl |. Particular attent gang thoi Re ENBACH'S a few doors above Penna. a1 p*4tr 8S ASTRAL OIL ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Bi in all Lamps without danger of taking fire orexploding. ilwninating qualities SUPERIOR TO GAS. ‘Recommended as the safest and best by Insurance = and Fire Commissioners throughout the imitations and counterfeits of the 4 eal Oil hat have been thrown successfully on PROOF OF ITS SUPERIOR MERIT. Dealers and others can be supplied by our Specia Agent for the District of Colum bis J FRANCIS MILLER, 30 OTH STREET, ‘Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue, CHARLES PRATT & CO., hovi8-eo8m _ Sole Manufacturers, New York. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. 30 TO) TRE PERSUN WHO WILL GET ME ea SITUATION as watchman or mossenger under the government. Address HRENO, Siar ares and | JVOR SALE_DRUG STORE, neat Aix Good stock, now doing good business. WO H B suttect to incumbesnces if m Post Omics Bex 477, x Fe SALE CHEAP, 01 OE : EXC HORSE and shitting “Pop BUGGY and 8 ‘op i¥ a NESS, all in good onfler. "To te ween at FRIC Stable, ath st. JANTED TO EXCHANGE j size HOUSE. several small BU «| LOTS in the northwestern section of the cy ‘Will assume a trust or pay difference in cash. | drees, giving lecation of property, &c., 1 and ; Box 347, City Post office, 821 m FrORBENT The Coary a ee tp ms AA good chance to engage in that tasiiess, sii MAN ? A) E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ERGHENGE By $20,000 Residence for_ part unimproved F.W. Mit. erty, balance jong time at 7 per cent, MU LER & CO., 631 F street n.w, S17-6¢ N_ EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A GOOD GROCER, v BUSINESS STAND. tor sale on case termin payable. tu gre cerie Tiquireof GEO. MASON, 934 F st. j17-3" JR SALE_AT A SACKIFICE—An excelent 10- roomed BRICK HOUSE on H sty between Tu and 8th, n.w. This is f the best opportanities lately offered’ to. pureh: me in a ity. Apply to 8. ‘ARNER & OU Bre Feat. now, Att NTION IS HEREBY CALLED TO 1 4 Auction Sale of 8. GO! & CO, ich commences at 2 ‘continues davis at their Ane Jewelry Store minsyivania ave nue, (under the pores Si Howl) Tinea Stock, fixtures, &c., miust be sold within ninety. | days ‘from date, regardless of cost, en account of the dissolution of copartnership, This is the la Auction sale of fine goods ever offered in this city A splendid opportunity to obtain bargains is here Prevented: ‘Those not desiring to attend the auction piles an, buy goods at private sale at a FRANK WINCHELL, th rated Suciionett ‘of New ‘Lorks has’ boon enganed op Bre d the public can depend antation will be allowed, and remona, a nuine x. Calor ndairess 1898 10: street ind U streets, 318-31" .000, $3.00, $1,500, and $475 TO LOAN Y capen Real neo een in this city, at 8 pe years. Apply Lmmediately to hh street, 16-3t , $5. 00 7 LOAN UPON RE REAL E: we tate, at ei pe pers 60 FLW. MILLER & CO., 631 F st. now. FFICES FOR RENT-C entrally located and in first-class buildings, Rent low to permanent Bite B. 000, $5,000, and $3,500 per ct, SV alatge ands tral eat et RCE DWE ING for sale cheap. YOUNG & M. ETO ix reserved. and WOOLLEN FABRICS of all thes, as w comer 8thand F streets n.w BulLpers NOTICE—A LOT, suitable for twe small houses, tone-half square from Will be offered for trade or sale Mt its agcesed Thiy isa bargain, B.A. WA AMOR Stet E = THE FOLIA jendon real estate 5.000. 00, 000, $1, 000. We without delay. sums'of $10,000 an nt ywaris for five years.” DOWN j14-eolw District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- W ‘ashington 30 year6 United States Bonds o! ies. T cent. gold bonds. all issues, and other se- LEWIS JOHNSON & Co., ‘ania ave, and 10ih st, JR SALE RAP FOR C ‘ASH—A GROCERY and PROVIS STORE, doing a good bust: ness, * Address GROCER, | Star office ju6 SON 8 MONTHLY I PAYMENTS UNTIL paid, will be given to any person who will pro- cure mé ‘a PERMANENT SITUATION In any Gavernment departinent as watchman, Address ** Watchman, "* Star office. s11-6:* WILL TAKE ENCUMBERED OR UNEM- cumbered City Lotsor Houses, at a fair dis- count, and give in exchange therefor (at a better gain than any other private person) some cash and other desirable elty property, Improved or un= Money at hand. Exchanges made or munutes after Secing property’ no comm Box ary, City PO. 'i1t-6i FS, SALE—Stock and Fixtures of sain: NERY and FANCY GOODS STORE, very curiti declined cheap: oF would take a Partner who thordughl understands the his entire at usiness, and give it his entire at- ridge st., Georgetown, os i CHEE, 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 tn the very with all the modern improvements complete, with large | Saloon Parlors, fine Dining-Room, 6 Sleep- hambers, &c. Pronece saiways n for in- sections Apply to W 1233 Pennsyl- Vania avenue’ oF J: V.'N- HUYCR, 1508 p bennsyl- Vania aven' ONEY TO LOAN As REAL ESTATE. ; CHARLES F. SCHAF! i nov8-ly 615 7th Sct ! Fe SALE-A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- | trally jocated c on Pennsylvania avenue; b contains store and 15 root ms, was and a water, Faved collar; ; Stable for t two ees. Inquire at & S| PROFESSIONAL. | 5 harge of Mary- a Bsepand ear Tntrmary. Baltimore, has A isc ‘ome hours i ‘ashii consulted every Wed Wash n be inesday, from 12 103 o'clock, at . 1209 Penusylvauia aveite. Eas M. pay BELL. Alter ing, 506 | oe 2 oom -at-La cia Bull | street, Hoom No. 1, with Mi Dp Archite: S35 Fingincte. 4, Rooms 18 and 19, Sete it Co." cor. 15th st. and New York ave. mes R. R. PARSONS, Déntist, —y Office and residence to 618 —— AY Sone | gpboeite Patent Ofice, ‘Teeth 3 codays Sree of charge for the poor, a J. ENNIS, 711 G Ftreet, of ite Pat- ent Office, Electrician an¢. Model Maker. er. perimental work @ specialty. cau Ex. Expert in Patent jel9-ly _ R, T. M. TALBOTT, Dentin Renioved to southeast corner th ana f.. Teeth inserted streets northwest. 7 per set. cs : "_ my23-1y yk. N. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Heal- er, 732 10th street n.w., ts Dice tee the Most obstinate Chronic and "Acute Di sultation free. Office heurs—8 to 1la.m. pore 3 te p.m, . J. B. GIBBS, DENTIST, mREMOVED TO 708 15TH STREET, ___ DRY GOODS. FOTICE N re positively selling off our Stock at coxt desirable SILK imds a as pur large assortment CODE ad's weltaanmorted stock of hin, rved. The most Disestics Al tt “pits on the Ist of Febraarywill bo placed in the hauds of a collector for settlement W. M. BROWN, B14 Sth street nw. —Want moneys, and will sell as mere we ’ EXT#40npinanr INDUCEMENTS FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. WISWALL & GWYNN atremendous lot of HAMBURG ma INSERTINGS from auction, 39 per we sold the same goods for last 8,4, 5.6, 7.8.9, 30.18. 1. cents per yard: wide goods ‘bese goods must be sold in the One case splendid new PRINTS 4\ cents; aet remnants; as many yards as you wish, Five cases CANTON FLANNELS at 6) cents; splendid Canton at 8 cents. All our BLANKETS, COMFORTS ané SPREADS will be sold regardiess of cost, One case best quality BLEACH MUSLINS at 5S cents. Ten pieces of WHITE LINEN from the large fire in New York, slightly damaged 4 by simoke, at half price; 75 cent Lineu at 37 iuen a 60 ceuts. Anticipating a great rash, we have secured addi- tional men, that all may be properly waited upen, WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space. B@-_DON'T Forget Location. j9-tr te vixens RUSH FOR THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS _IN WASHINGTON STILL CONTINUES AT CARTER’S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store, We are selling off (positi as we only havea few days store, Good Canton Flannels, 6c. : excellent Calico, im short lengths. 4'ses: pure wool, large size, do ly) regardless of cost, left to remain in this Biankets, $2.50; double fold, vs fine Cashmeres, 25 cents: beautiful woo! Dress Goods, 18c.; Waterproof Cloth, nearly 2 yards wide, 62c. Every yard of our Black Silks and Black Cashineres must be sold at prime cost, Very iarge size pure W ihite Bridal Quilts, only $1.60 CHASING | PLEASE EXAM. bo Nort BUY THEM, Busaners. a of BLANKETS to be soid off at reduced 10.cases of CANTON F neces of Tit SAAKER aod RED TWILL PLANS ELS to be Sea ee aad ED W. W. BUBDETTE & Oo. No, 998 rn Sr., No. 706 K St. N.W. Jan6-tr XTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS: E At BRODHEAD's, - 1206 F st., vetween 12th and 13th. Good Black Al) kirt Braid, 5 cents, Glark’s best (200 yards warrantéd) Spool Cotton, 6, Regular made British Hose, 25c. pair and up, Beautiful Neck Hufling, RO'centa per punt wi up. Hhegant 3 atten Kids, | In black, white, street, and 8, $1.25 per pair. had Gooa ‘o-bone Mip-die Corsets, inboxes, 29 cent T pail mesiale yard-wide bleached ottone hed Cotton, 5c. her yd. up: rain Black Silk, 95c. and up, Pequot i0-a (2 ya wide) Sheeting, 3ic. Good Ball Knitting Cotton, Se. per ball. ‘anne! 8c, and a Fancy ioods, and an opHea BS ee and a full line of Dress G Domestic Goods, equally cha sers should call at 35-tr 1206 F st., bets Py hated LoT HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, JUST OPENED, And are offering them about half the regular prices Be., 4e., Bes, 6c. Be., 10e., 1c, Ie. z ‘ard wide 2 Callooes, 6 cents, Carpet 8. 20, 24. '30.'35. 0 Biahkets, $1 80. 2:00, 2.60, 3003.60. Comforts, all prices, Dost width Hin hi able widt Jashme Poutie width Bi res, 25, 37, 60. Waterproof Cloiir hearty two yards wi Dress Goods, only 12 cents, =e 2's wide Sheeting Cotion only 25, Cloth for Men's wear, 30, 37, 45,50. Shawis, ail at costa? 80» 8% €, 60. Beaver Cloth for Cloaks at cost. ‘Matelasse Cloth for Cloaks at cost. For the next thirty days you can bi Goes: Of us at wholesale prices. * ana Oey . C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, jan2-tr South side, near 7th hst. nw. ELLING Sx, PREPARA’ SS) TOCK-TAKING. wer xe Special Denguns in all departments. Poplin Poplin Alpacas 15, 45, worth 25. Bistks and Colored Sine ‘aa ees eee. close out, and prices Tess than manufacturers. All makes Musiinsand Sheetings at wholesale T.N. NAUDA\ a31-tr 709 Market Space. e | SELLING OFF: SELLING OFF! FOR THIRTY DAYS Seok of DRY goons at ont : reduction in ian Cost of importation, in mae to order to ac, fa QUE heavy stock tock of WINTER DRESS GOODS, BLACK, sin RES, ALPACA MOH ALIS Ne CLOTHS AN Cassia For Men and Bo: Tale Tamasks, Enea ‘and ep goa Bors wear Blankets and d Sheeting = & fall stock of Domestic Goods at fac sory Dc Sacrented a0 falrdealing in all cases, at J. W. COLLEY's, and Market Space. ¥2; 501, Cor. of 8th st.and _ MEDICAL, &c. 1ON."°—A positive cui Prepared according to the o ee * GATISFAC bottle, ft u 5 sf I-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store. oe Dt bat , hishtations fron, Orns R DUKE, Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, between oa = streets. Beautiful sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, $1; Extract: ing without pain, 60 cents, All operations warranted. free Leciures Soeco, pe S EAREMAN. ARTISTS, 50 REWARL = ) DR. BROT! ‘RESCO, DECORATIVE, and every desert tion $ cure ony case of Female yrs is FAILS 0 of ORNAMENTA Land IN PAINTL be les and Ob bstructions, Thirty years experience, NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. Office 906 B st. s.w., Opposite mithsonian . - 9-20? SRST ig Nm 710 Bese neat p.c. | [VERY DESCRIPTION OF CU a4 CURB EASES SPEEDILY REMO BLE DIS BRorHEeR S and ag are the on! Pi ‘sicians GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. et: HATS! HATS: UMBRELLAS AND CANES, B A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, At WALTER HER’s, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, jan8 Above Willard’s Hotel. HIRTS CHEAPER THAN AN’ Ss PLACE IN THE WORLD. YX OTHER GEO. Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1003 F ‘Street We mate te Fie BERD: Mi the most SHIRT nf maa ORDER in the Fins F.* tn Sucteenor ei, Loudon fyl-ly No.617 Penna. fives. Wi 47 OUR $25 HARNESS. Ga $10-tr Rocure Op sonian Institution. Residence, 3 Monroe st., ONSULT DR. Li oldest established Cc one in the the city, ite a ota al acute cute and Chronie Ski treated cases & spec crno charge, Ses rig are st. nw. roomorey R. RLOORD'S ESSENCE OF 4 oe Dikiathoot ‘the of youth to x | novid-ly that ve. W Piper save. Sent Auywbere. Bole Agent, . JOS. JA ES, 7 Ui: Pore Drageiots 5 ay” PECIAL NOTICE.—Dr. ROBERTSON consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at ine fice, B21 D st., ‘9th and loth, from 2 te RE on all of Urinary Organs and pees, ‘Nervous Debilt = ae De Nervous Tromblig. 7 of the Heart, Dithness of Bight. or rs