Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... ..... Jane ry 19, 1878. CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. tera sworn Daily Circulation over 4377580—heing more than three times that oth dail: in Washington, Sha more than that of all the others added ore ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In their an- Mouncements as early in the day as possible, and in | all cases 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 thelr tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise Provoking delays may occur. Cheeks, ote. should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComMPANY,—not to that of any Individual. ## Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. —————— A Mischievous Movement. It seems that an effort is being made to in- duce Congress to pass a bill restoring the right of suffrage to this District. Some of the parties concerned in this effort are of the demagogue or speculative stripe who enjoyed some rich pickings under the last elective form of gov- ernment, and hope to renew them if they can have the control of the ballot box again. Others are citizens who have an honest but mistaken belief that the ballot is the sovereign panacea for all thesills that District flesh is heir to; bit the number of this class of suf- fragists is very small. The great body of our citizens have come to the conclusion from dear bought experience that whatever may be the Ss of suffrage for communities who exercise some real power in voting, its only s to fasten upon the tax-payers the direct responsibility for the burdexs of debt incurred by our local elective government, for expenses connected with the National eity that should be shared by the general govern- ment. Congress ha: rious Ways recognized the justice of the claim that the government should pay its fair proportion of these expenses, and what is now needed is an united effort by our citizens to ha bill passed—the Hen- dee bill or any other—that will settle definitely what that proportion shall be. The pass: such a measure would do more to revive con- fidence and set business in motion than any other possible thing, and it would be very un- fortunate if its adoption should be hindered by the injection of this suffrage question into the discussion. The ballot is a meaningless bauble in this Distri er which Congress has exclusive control, and it would be the height of folly for us to lose the present favor- able opportunity for getting legislation from Congress vitally importa y citizen, by clamoring for something that we don't want and would work only mischief to us if we got it. The Turks in Constantinople are not idly Waiting the result of the peace negotiations. Preparations for defence in case the attempt at an armistice is unsuccessful are progress- ing. Much disappointment is felt in the city at the ambiguous tone of Queen Victoria's ad- dress, and it is reported that the Turkish am- bassadors at Vienna and London have been ordered to request an explanation of the Aus- trian and English protests against a separate peace, and to ask how far these countries will Support Turkey in case she refuses to treat with Russia direetly. It is doubtful whether this report is true, but it serves to indicate is carefully sounding some of the n courts, in order to shape her action in negotiations with Russia ording to her i s. Ifthe prolongation of the war and the siege of Constantinople will bring Austria and England to her assistance, the Russian terms which require the evacuation of Adrian- ople as @ preliminary, will furnish Turkey with a sonable excuse for bringing these things to pass. But the Russian conditions must be very harsh, indeed, to make further resistance the most profitable policy for Tur- key. European support of her cause is uncer- tain, and the Russians are at her utes. Nearly every successful busizess man in the country who has made a large fortune in trade, has been a liberal advertiser in new pape! OCTOR B. F. CONNELL, Homeopathic Physician, 229 Dst.n.w. Long experience and best of references. Will attend to calls from all parts of the city and vicinity, 519-20" A. STEINWAY PIANO, used but a short time, for sale very low at ELLIS & €O.'S, Sole Agents for Weber Pianos. NOTHER OICE) **PARIS PLATERS** just_r Sewing Machine house of McK E “407 Oth st. now. Renting and Repairin hand 21st streets, er the direction of a Ladies’ Trousseats and Children‘s Suits, Z ESIRABLESTOCK OF FALL and WINTER GOODS for Ladies and Gents, to be closed ont A box of my P! iven to} each purcha: an 18 Pa. avenue. j19-tr 3. GEORGES, (OOK 'S BALM OF LIFE. 75 cents: Allcock s Piasters, 15 cents: Hali’s Hair Renewer. 70 cents: Bull's Cough Syrup, 19 cents; Pieres ‘a Fete lenn's lets, 20 cents; Soothing S: Sulphur Soap, 20 cents; H Medicines, WS cents per bottle. warranted fresh, for cash, at W. A. GRAYS Drug Store, Massachusetts avenue new. 319-31" Crests G BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. We are offering our stock of DRY GOODS and CARPETS at prime cost for the next 20 davs, not wishing to move it to anot Our n any other At prime cost. are from 10 to 20 cents per house in this city, as they ‘are bh Call and you will hot be disappoint GEO. J, JOHNSON & CO., Ljamto-tr T11 Market Spree. EW Goops. SARDINES LA TOMAT, BONELESS SARDINES, QUEEN OLIV CAPERS, TOBASCO SAUCE, LOBSTEK, PICKLED AND FRESH. SALMON, 1 Lu. CANS. New Goods arriving dally. Parties contemplating housekeepin; money by obtaining our prices for Stapleand Fancy ‘Goods prior to purchasing elsewhere, B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 Fst. nw uw. & COvs RDS, VALENTINES. INDELIBLE ISE DIARY for 1578. NEW MEMORANDUY Where is Ir AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, all sizes and bindings. We have just received a new lot of the above of the latest designs. An inspection is solicited from all. ew Law and Mi s: Codding= janl9-tr M Court of @iaims, Vo 8. Cireuit Court Reports, 2 vols, s Witt A, and P. T.. or Samantha at the Centennial Money and its Laws, by Henry V. Poor, $3. sale by W. HL € 0. HOM Law Booksellers j19-tr 4 rpue CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUITER, GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., Center, 213-Im orthern and Eastern Markets.— LD STAG WHISKY. To meet the times, we have reduced the price of this popular brand of Whisky, unequaled for tavor and purity, to $5.00 Per Gallon; $1.25 Per Bottle, : HALL & HUME, 65-tr 807 Market Space. QCHEEL & BERGMAN, Panton Oncusstaa, ‘beg to announce to former ‘and the pub- that orders for private receptions, etc. ‘will receive prompt attention, if left at WILD'S Music Store, 723 7th st.: P.O. Lock ‘Box 492; 1132 7th st. : 5! Swe will save | | | SUIPIUS...eeeeeees GQTILL ON HAND. VELVET at £2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and COLORS $2.50 BLACK $1.25 $1.50 $6.00 AT $1.50 aad 4 RECOLLECT We keep the only full stock of Black and Colored VELVETS in the city, WE SELL All our Velvets at less than their value, as we buy exclusively AT AUCTION. Also, on hand a large line of SILKS and SATINS in evening SHADES. FLOWERS FOR TRIMMING DRESSES in great variety, At CONNOLLY'S, janl9-tr__ 608 9th street, opp, Patent Office. EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, At the Close of Business, December 31st, 1877, RESOURCE Loans. District of Columbia Bonds, Bills receivable, Office Furniture and Fixtures Reai Estate... Accrued Interest and Rents’; emiums due and in course of collec ON wave Cash in Banik and’ Company*s Vauit 65,413 89 7,825 02 Balance due on Real Estate WALTER 5S. COX, President, 3. THO, BROW WM. R. RILEY, WILLIAM KING, WM. GALT, of Columbia, County of Washingt’ PRAM Rr HAWES ™m of law that the above is tof the condition of the Arlington Fire Insurance Company on the 31st day of December, A.D. 1877. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. Subserfbed and sworn to before me, this 18th of January, A. D. 1878. it D. RITTENHOUSE, Notary Public, [Capital and Post, | { Directors. Distric ie oath 2 nde @ correct and true rept W AMSUTTA SHIRTS. MY ASSORTMENT OF FINE SUIRTS the LARGEST in WASHINGTON, Prices Range from $1.12 to $3 for READY-MADE SHIRTS, and From $1.50 to $3.50 for CUSTOM-MADZ ONES. WAMSUTTA NIGHT SHIRTS For §L.124,, COLORED SHIRTS For $1.50. UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS From 61 upward. ONE PRICE ONLY. GEO. C. HENNING, jan19-tr 410 Seventh street n.w. (ue NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE U. 8. or A. WASHINGTON, D. C. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, Cash Capital.... +++$1,000,000. A STRONG STOCK COMPAN TENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT. January Ist, 1875. ASSETS. United States Bonds (market value). $ 448,866 50 County, City and Town Bonds (mar ket value)... 246,310 00 Railroad Bonds and Corporate Stocks. “38,000 00 Loans secured ny collaterals (value of securities, $761,182). 377,208 88 Loans secured by First Mortgages of Real Estate (property mortgaged pctidinally appraised a a -1,901,200 49 eal Estate, Company’s Building. '300,000 00 Real Estate taken under foreclosure of mortgages. 288,580 18 | Cash in Bank and in Office. 157,495 85 Loans secured by Policies iu force (¥. ue of Policies, $109,833). Interests and Rents accrued Pi ums in gourse of collection (nt Deferred ) mi-Annual and Quarterly | WANTS. W OCCUPANTS for Rooms, | Congress st., Georgetown, D.C. TANTED-A ng Colored WOMAN, | nurse for young child: must have vood | references. Apply at 1817 H st. n.w. art y Address No. 1435 L st. now, ‘ANTED. 1s ANTED—A SITUATION as a coachman or waiter, and will give first-class references, wo or three KOOMS for hght housekeeping. earpetl, with Kitchen, and dining-rooms, furnishe 8.0. ANTED—$800, at 8 per secured by real estate wi | amount. No commissions. | 417, P.O. W 4stee. ‘A competent 3+ Adiiress Z., 522 21 st. t., for five years. th four times that Address E. M., 19-20" stress desires a few Engagements for the present and spring: | terms $4.50 per week, Adsresy Miss A. G! bees | College Siation, Md. | W§NTED, ‘A competent HOUSEKEEPER, not under forty-five; Protestant from the eee or | north preferred, “Adiiress’ ** Wanted, * ee. } Appl (rea brick hous V d | Address ** Doctor, tar Off in all its branche | i Ancludiny | Of stock, poultry, \ &c, Also, a W eral housework. references required, | fice. __ | ANTED-15 White Cook: | House Girls 7 ANTE D_—A gentieman wishes nished ROOM, at moderate price, In | neighborhood, avd where no questions are asks W ANTED- A MAN who understand Germans preferred. Address W, J. C., Star Of must bring reference . W., between Dand FE, garde 19 3 y le nicely fur- oon ng, care: MAN for gen- j 35 Colored ©) use Girls: well recommended. ‘ies furnished free. Hot W.R.S First-class 19-31" YT els, re Box | FOR RENT AND SALE. _ _FOR RENT AND SALE. fine Ty-octave PIANO by the | montb, € ‘all at 1203 G st. LS Fo SE No. 1110 F st. Apply to VHOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 5197:h st. | Forges A eae now. PARLOR and | B BEDROOM, adjoining, nicely furnished, at $10 per month, ‘Also, othersingle rooms, 19:3." TOR RENT—One SUITE OF ROOMS on first floor. nicely furnished, Meals if desired. Ap- ply 412 6th st. new J19-e03.* OR RENT—HOUSE No, 609 New Jersey ave, 10 rooms, modern improvements: rent i pail. Apply to W. C. JOHNSO [—Fine BRICK HOUSE, {th st. n.w.. 10 rooms, cellar, all mod. good repair. Rent $42.50. TF. FOX, {20 F st. OR RENT—Fine OFFICE RO first floor, ‘water and gas; or SUIT OF ROOMS on third 0, 1253 imps., ‘Apply to AL? | i | we 19-3. oR RE NT— Corner STORE and DWEL suital’e for any business, Ls nt, 4th and © sts., Capitol Hill Enquire No, 423 Lin st. now, —Three or four. a good | next | ‘nfurnished ROOMS | OR RE} on second floor. suitable for light hiousekeeping or otherwise, in a most central ant ty: 10128 hst., bet. Kand L nvw, i pleasant locali= | j19 | story BRICK, desirable neigh be Apnly to JO! ENNEDY, 701 1 nw. §19-S8¢ wi FROR RENT_Pleasant and convenient untu ished ROOMS; good location. Rent low to a careful tenant: 928 18th st., between [and Kx! 0. 19-21" 13th st. STORE AL rooms: modern in provements. Rent $100, THOS. EB. WAGG Wan, 519 7th st J19- FVOR REN modern ‘OR RENT—No. 417 and DWELLING | ANTED — A competent | W ive address, age and reference, D. | Star office. ANTED— HOU Stables rei iW 7 ANTED —By a practic Witter o | SONS in Telex 412 5th st. TANTE | W rent, furnished | register at the Bur JAM Ja PHILP & CO. Waser PLAITING, one ‘on linen, cambric. worsted goods’ two cents per at the Odorless Glove “operator ulies and gentlemen to r unfurnished, 1 of Information, ik, lawns and E of six rooms, with t be low, and will be cent side or BOOKKEEPER; eae Coy j18 8 good spaceil leaning ‘Depot, 1009 F suitable for dressmaking, Ad &c., Mrs. WHITEFORD, 26 more, Md, ANTED—A re: SITUATION can make herself gen much of an ob Addre y ment, (mentioning some highly re: the city,) for two week: willing ‘to pay liberall ence, 8, Raritan, N. J. W ith means to iinprove. WADSWORTH, Ver V ANTED—A famil: dre! the city or Georgetown. office. Box Se Pr Offic TANTED—( St I’ 2 Wages mu tas a good home; good refe: Yr. ons, st. j18-6t" Vv TANTED—Two communicating ROOMS, onc furnished and one unfurnished, ina locality ing terms, N. Ettaw st. jit Balti- engage BOARD in a private family of refine. te commencing Febi pecting Address, with full particulars, artof y 14: conveni- Oo, j18. EA ‘Tenant, n. on Dr, iv no chil- rt of SNEED A. POSITION 01 eral years’ experience in both 610 13th 8 nM can bring the very best references. Apply to aS governess or eeper in a small family: have had sev- WANTED Everybody to i ow that they can get satisfaction cheap in Photograph Cards. $2.50 per do Nease, no pay. ween G and H sts. larger work in prop. O° BRIEN, 708 7th st. new mployments, and H 315-1 ion. No bee vately or in classes, matics or Moral Philosophy, for boys, 15 cents a lesson. iven for college, Latin, Even . We ANTED—To Teach, on favorable t Greek, ing La N, A. Cal lasses ‘Immediate preparation Applicants for West Point and nnapolis prepared in mathemati dress y. FL 1 on oF M., 1227 L st. n.w. ‘on to get 3 our PICTURES 18 for 8: PHOTOGRAPHS, $2.50 n, at DODGE'S, 467 Penna. ave. betw petween, ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ‘uel. ones, Groceries or and K sts. n.w. Day. Stoves rented, at BUTLER'S. 6th Smokey Chimneys cured or no novilé-tr ANTED—EVERYBODY TO CALL at the Bureau of Information, 1427 F st. rooms, furnished. unfurnished, board, & to buy 'or sell free,” JAMES B. PHILP & CO. desiring c. Also, of any description, Information ‘oct20-3m_ ANTE! FEATHERS CHACE" 614 Louisiana ave, to renovate auglé6-ly at Want ones, Groceries or F and K nw. se] fo exchange, new STOVES for old uel, at BUTLER’S. 6th Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to pis-tr number of the EVENING ST. $25. WANTED A perfect and clean copy of the first ‘AR, for which a liberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star office. augs0- tf ‘OR RENT—BUILDING No, 1238 Ponnsylva- nia ave. stere, with’ callar and tarce large floors, lately occupied by Francis Lamb. Ap- ply tod. WALTER, 1011 Est. n.w. im* FRO FE \T— ‘oom HOUSE, with porch, ball, vestibule, water in yard and sewer cou> nection: three squares from Beit line, Rent low to a desirable permanent tenant. References re. quired, Enquire 508 11th st. J19 e032" VOR RENT_—Corner Maryland ave, and 4\y st. Re CUS, Grooms store and cellars fen eri toget water and gas, Inquire THOMPSON .< corner Louisiana ave. and 10th st. n.w., Or 478 Maryland ave. 19°30 OR RENT—A_ six-room FRAME DWEL/ FX month, FOR SALE—Three four- NGS, $1,300 for the three: $400 A. CAMPBELL, $21 w Sib pe room DWELLI $1.3 cash: balance on long time, 40st. new OR REN ner 24th and new STOREROOM, with cell éation for drug. grocery. or mar neat four-room HOUSES. one at $10.1 th: the other, with water, $12. Apply 71 D ton st Congress, Georgetown, Li m BRICK HOUS ‘ew Hampshire ave At $10 per month, ‘n iith and12-h with, ‘OR RENT—476_ Pennsy large PARLORS for rent, Hotel: well furnished. ‘Terms to sui OR RENT—A suite of fine ROOMS on. first floor, handsom BOARD. if de ired, 18 Latayett ide. j18-3t* | 325 to 338 C st\'s.e., mod. inp FE SALE—At a great bargain, a three story BRICK, 8 rooms; modern improvements: con- venient to cars and market, THOS, E, WAGGA- M 519 7th st. J18-3t oR RENT—A fourteen room HOUSE, modern improvements, two latrobes, range. bath-room, hot and cold water: is in complete repair, new! pered, &e ark. No, 1322 1 street n.w. ermouth, Apply to, Pe FRAN J. TIBBETS, Pal; _i18-1m 14th x R RENT— rooms; rent, $10, B19 7th st excellent location, spposite Price, $75 ce TOR RE BRICK HOU 16 per month, jL7-3t Fo RENT—Furnished ROOMS and BOARD— suitable for gentlemen—at No. 606 F. st. n.w. Call and see, 317-3." (OR REN ithout board, in a private fam: ily, a suite of ROOMS, or one single ROOM. all furnished; south front, Apply 1327 at new. J17-3t ‘OR RENT—That elegant RESIDENCE north- seast corner 5th and sts. Also, ROOMS at 433, and entire HOUSE of 442 P st, Modern improved: Inquire 438 P st. n.w. j17-3t* 0 handsomely Furnished uite: first foor, “Also. one on 1406 G ‘st. “n.w.y “near the Riggs J1T-3i* third House. Fx RENT~—A large HOUSE in central locality. having all modern improvements, and in geod ord suitable for a boarding house: rent ‘oa responsible party. B, H. WARNER & CO., Real Estate Brokers, 916 F st. J17-6t FY SALE—A very desirable private RESI- DENCE; modern built; two-story brick, cor- ner house, in eottage 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 ey: Inqure of Dey uty Recorder of Deeds, City Hali, Washington, D * J ei WASTED-Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years experience, stery goods and work at lowest possible prices Uphol- by CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. aug16-1y wan TED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE’S Upholsterer, 614 La, ave. ANTED—CARPETS to Steam Beatin, augl6-ly EAN, at RICE Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- 3 tween 4's and 6th sts, s.w. Called for and delivered jy13-1y without charge. 'ARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY Wien & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Teftal We 8. MITCHELL" Orders by mall, or |, Market Space. fe21-ly ANTED-Gentlemen_to MOORE, Merchant Tailor, ‘be made at home. avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to cme Hing Gane y know that WM. 1011 New York ‘OR RENT—Two suites large, eiegantiy-fur- nished ROOMS, in a small private family, with or without Board; ‘delightful neighborhood: ref ences given and required. Address Box 5, Star of- fice, real name and address. 116°6' FORRES T_STORE and DWELLING, near the Market House, in Georgetown; used for many years asa Lager Beer Saloon: rent only $25 toa good party. Apply to, BH, WARNER & CO. Real tate Brokers, 916 F st, n.w. die 6t —A well furnished private DWELL- ING of 9 rooms, with kitchen and dining Toom services, or Parlor and Bedroom only. Very moderate to a good tenant; 1319 N st., opposite c oR RENT, By BE, O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. Three new Stores, 1419, 1423, 1425 N.Y.av.n.w. 12. Office Rooms over above stores from $35 io 5 Peoree, 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. . SGM st bw, 9 rooms and. bath, mod. imp, ‘8t.n.w.,9 rooms and bath, m . 687 D st. n.w:, 10 rooms and bath, mod, imp. Store. corner Louisiana ave. and 6th st. 0. W.ses" 30 1416 i1th st, n.w.. 10 rs., mot. imps ene 1725 Lith st. n.w.. 6 rooms, gas and Water. vse 20 FOR SALE—An elegant hew doubie House, with every mod. convenience: one of the best locations in Georgetown, very cheap, Houses and 1 $1,500 to $50,000. Ai the property on my books has been reduced in price. janl9-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. «Park Hotel, "* 7th st. road.. $88, 1143 7th st. n.w.. store, mod. imps. 606 HL st. mod. imps., 10 rs... J 6S 3 6 50 40 35 000 1235 8th st. n.W. 917 6th st. ‘n.w. 24 Defrees st.. 625 and 627 i0th st. nee. 247 3d st. s.w., Ors. g Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 19th st. n.w., (ojd frame church.) 22 rs......$4.500 913 20th st. Now. f. he. m. i. Tes, 1418—1418\, Mass, ave.. f... 6 r 824 and 826 Delaware ave. bh. 1461S st. new. b. hm. |, Ts. tnod. ‘imps., h.. mod. imps, mod, 1 f.h., mn OF imps. f.b.. m. i., 96s. 8rs 7 ave, 916 Delaware 313 12th he. Tod. Unimproved Property For Sale. 1. et Cor. Mand i bet, 24¢h ber. 13th and 1th nw bet: 20uh and 21st. now Riggs st., bet. 13th and 1th a, Houses For Ren 14th and F sts, n.w.. mod. imp: 417 13th st. n.w., store, mod. 1000 F's -w., Mod, imp 40h St nw.. mod, + oniod, imps. 7 rs 40 scanod. tmps.. 10 rs 40 mio. LNs, 33 mod. Lips. 35 water, 6 20 mod. imps, 8 rs 20 wn. mod. imps., 9 Ts. 20 484 G st. s.w., mod. tinps., 8 rs 20 S807 452 st. 8.W., mod. imp 20 23 D st. mod, imps.. 9 rs, 20 1426 8’st. niw., mod. imps., 77 20 1333 10th’st. nW., 6 Fs 20 8174:h st. new., Ors. ra 1008 M st. now., 6 rs... 20 618 13th st. new. 4 rs. 20 1109 4th st. new. 8 rs. 20 Tissue on the 1st and 15th of each month a **Bul- letin*’ of ail property for sale and rent on my books, which can be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales. On TUESDAY, January 224, at4 p.m., unim- proved property on K street, between B and C Loans. $2,500, $1,000, $500, $500, $500, at 8 per cent."j J, STANLEY JONES, . REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH-STREET. Houses for Sale. K st., bet. 14th and 15th .w.,3 stor B st, /bet-Ist and 24 n, 19-tr m..1.$25.000 stories,in.imps..25.000 Stories, mod, imps. .25,000 +3 stories.m.1... .. 6,000 stories, 13 rs..m.i, 8/000 T.W..3stories, MOd.1..6< 7,000 ‘and D n.e..2 stories.7 rs......,- 4.000 1 -W..3 Stey9 TS..taisi, 4.000 ¥ st. bet. 17th and 18th nw.,2 st..10 rs.,m.i 4.500 C st, bet.8d and 4th s.e, 3 eorles, 19 Ts.,m.1 4,000 bet.3d and 4th n. + 2.800 bet. L and M 3 stories,8 rs .... 2,500 st..6 rs..mod.i.. 1600 Ts.,m.i 7,000 Stories, mo +32 St..8 FS, st. T st. Het.14th and 15th © st.sbet. Ist and 2d. $.e,.3 4thst.,bet. A and Bs, 15th st..bet.Q and Rn. Ww. ¥ st.,bet. Capand Ist hw, Sst..bet.14th and 15th'n ry +3 stories, m 21st st. bet.G and H n,w.,38t..9rs.qt 5,000 Tin st. bet. € & F n.e..2st.tranie, ge ground 4000 9th st-above Boundary 1.w..2 st.,5 rs. 2. Bst.. bet.3d and 4th n.e,.3 stories, mod. imps 3.500 L st‘bet.i7th & Conn.a.n,w. 3st. 12 ts. 200 H st., bet, 22d and 231'n.w.,3 st.,8 es N. Hamp.av,ab. Circle n.w?,3 St.,8 rs..ti.i.. 3.000 20th st..bet.8 and Tn.w.,2 Story frame. .:... 1.300 Mst..bet.9th and Lott n, W,.3 st, 12 rs. ,m.1.10,000 Ith 'st., bet, 8 and T n. st.,7 nett 21800 12th st.) bet.8 and T nsw. 8 rs.pmsi 22!) 33500 Ist. bet. Cap.and 1st.n.6.,3 st1.8 1s, 1 21500 Myrtle st.,bet.Cap.€ Ist .e.,2'st., 7 rs.,m-i 2.000 N bet. H and I n,e.,3'st. store, ini 6.000 and 3d n.w.,3 st.,10'rs,,m.i'.. ..10,000 Riggs st., be, 13th & 14th, above Cire tn.W:.Sst.. TL rs... i 7,000 » Sst., 121s,, ied inips..11,000 Building Lots For Sale. Per foot. N.side F, bet.19th & 20th n.w. , 2334x121.2 ft. $1.00 N. side Mass.av. , bet.17th& 18th n.w.,62x160it. 60 N.side F, bet.14th & 15th n.w.. 61'9X113 ft....4,00 8.side bet, Math & 15th o.W., 43100 ‘60 Corner New Hampshire ave. and 16th st + 60 N.w.corner 14th and Pierce st.n.w, with imps. 82 13th, bet. Band C sts, n.e. 14 N.w. corner 1st and K sts. 0.¢, 40 N. side Rhode Island ave, bet. 14th and 15tii sis. 80 North Capitol, bet. H and I sts. n.e... . Wanted. A neat seven or eight room DWELLING- General Meigs j15-e03t* (OR SALE—A new pressed BRICK HOUSE, ‘with all modern improvements, three-stories, Mansard roof, on north side M, between 22d an 23d streets, containing ten rooms; cost $6,600. Will exchange for improved property in Philadel _ " » dy 101 pol LOST AND FOUND. Bank, a. ee Sse 2 REWARD—Lost, Wednesday, Jamuary 16th, BRENT OR BALE 1446 N st., (now,) fin- ‘a Glaziers DIAMOND, Lvory handle, Pleas’ jahed jn pest style: 18 rooms; ovory room return to L, MARTIN'S Paint Store. or to the corner 6th and A sts, n.e., and receive reward. 1t* OST—DEED OF TRUST from Wm. Gordon etux..to Wm, A. Gordon; also, CERTIFI- CATE TITLE by with WM. F, receive thanks, said Wm. A. Gordon. HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st. n.w., Mid If lett 0S’ a Silver Fox Bureau. On Thursday afternoon, in the vicinity of Washington Circle and Peansylvania avenue UFF. A liberal reward will be paid for its return to Lieut. BARBER, U. 8. Signal Tu 14, 1878. a Lo ‘On Januar, NEWFOUNDLAND white NEWF returning the same to 1315 Rhode ave, lary DOG. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by » black and rane Von ji7-3ut ‘on the 16th instant, one Dark Steel and one Light Red HEIFE! above reward will be MOFFETS, corner zard’s Point. otted Re The j Ss “REWARD-Strayed away from my premises & id if returned toSTEPHEN and Water sts, 8.w., Buz- 17-3" _ BOARDING. Premiums (net). 54,747 01 Bills receivable and 8,281 oO Onice Furnitu § missions + 14,190 00 Total Assets, Jan, 1, 1878. $4,023,362 94 LIABILITT Reserve, or Reinsurance Fund, on all insurance obligations. - +. $2,626,833 11 Death claims reporied, but uot due (gross). 95,710 00 Total liabilities, January 1, 1878 ..$2,722.548 11 Surplus, Being Security Additional to Reserve, $1,300,814.83. Number of New Policies issued dur- ing the year. 1,802 Amount ‘of New Tnsurance issued during the year.......... ++ $3,311,274 00 Ratio of Assets to Liabilities, 148 Per Cent. THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE EX- CELLENT IN QUALITY AS WELL AS AMPLE IN QUANTITY, THE LARGEST CAPITAL OF ANY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD, PERFECT SECURITY. LOW RATES OF PREMIUMS, DEFINITE CONTRACTS. Chairman Finance Com. ; Fis J. ALDER ELLis, G@xo. C, CLARK Vice President; Joun V. FARW: Joun M. BUTLER, F. H. Kaces, Secretary: A.8. PRATT. A. 3. PRATT & SON, GENERAL AGENTS, j19-2¢ Washington, D. Ce Ne. 626 LK VELVET § No. eNtaner,} SU Maes a Sraeer. ND PAPER-HANGINGS, W. “ SHADES ac” WINDOW Gilt and Velvet and all Velvet Easel patterns, Chapel and other sty! largest assortment in the city, with a full line of Paperhang Vindow Shades, Gold, Silver, Tinned, Copper 3, Nails, se at and Worsted Picture Cord, Ring Orders forvicture Frames, Paperhangings, and 5 for Pictu wonaox: Eeacee ‘punctually lied. and satisfaction eed, a — MARKRITER'S New Store, 696 FE strect, One Door east of 7th street, \AMEL’S HAIR SHAWL, Very fine, at a sactifice, at 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.'S, j17-3t__ Commission Broxers, 10th and D sts, Aig aera ‘fine TOUPEES, aad-tr (WO OR FOUR GENTLEME T commodated with ROOMS anc No may be ac- A BO. BD a a moderate charge at 917 New York ave. TABLE BOARD. opp. the Arlington Hotel. ARGE, WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS, with LJ BOARD, in the choicest location im thé ci ‘Terms moderate. 82 ji9-3u* J 2st st. n.w., between H and ten minutes walk from dey improvements, and lat and back, second and third stories. 60 ern exposure. JIT. E STREET _N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, with BOARD; en suite or single; south- Table Fare first-class; terms mod- OARDING—FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without BOARD, in a private family, No. 804 and I, near avenue cars, ‘tments. @ comfortable room: Modern 8. frout BU erate, Jau3-4w* . M. T. SOUTHALL, Be 706 16th stréet. | poaRD: kgrmanent, Transient, and Day BOARD OARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, at Missouri avenue. reasonable rates, at 307 na 24-11 oBtox 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. decl5-ly all with first-class T. BAB lita St. N.W.—Entire NEW _HOUS! modern improvements; BLE BOARD; suite of Furnish Rooms on third floor, Transient guests accom- modated, nov21-8w* "Terms for Winter Boarders, Fanily ‘and eva rms for i - file rooms: elther steam or stove HORSE KEEPERS. o18-tr ANTED_ 15 or 20 HORSES or MULES to keep on my Farm in St. Mary's May, a's per month each: good, stables care) oats, corn and hay, and. paddock. t nin good weather. Inquire of Jerome John- run on in ‘weat county, son, Masonic Temple Grocery, or John A, Baker's Agricultural Warehouse, j17-6u* H, D, SMITH, Arlington, Va. Dade S. C. HAMS, 12:c. BEST 8. C. SHOULDERS, 8c. C. WITMER, GROCERIES, jap15-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. EMOREST PATTERNS. sellers and Stationers, just received by WAP. WHITE'S CO, 1149 7th street ‘E & CO. 2.W. ro School acpe-1y heated, including bath aud servants’ rooms: speak- ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- ota and meat cellar, Can be seen at any time, OR RENT—ARCTIC HOUSE, Ocean st., near ‘Washington ave., Cape May, N.J.; elegantly furnished; accommodates 300; rent moderate, Ad- dress SAMUEL T, FOX, Real Estate Broker, 9th and Callowhill sts., Philadelphia. jl4-m,w,s,3t JOR RENT_STORE, No. 601 New Jersey ave. n. and for sale small stock of Groceries, Ap- . JOHNSON, 718 13th st.n.w. j12-1m FPOR RENT—607 Est. n.w., wo SUITE OF ROOMS, with or withor in apri- vate family. References required, J10-25* Foe RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, second floor; private family. Apply at 1224 F st, j8-1m (OR RENT—475 Missouri ave., 11 rooms, range, bath, and all mod, imps., only $47.60, 1621 6th St.. 9 rooms, all mod. imps., (new;) only $22.50. 17018 st., 8'rs,, all mod. imps.; $15. 105 Pa. aye, 8rs.. mod, imps,:$25. “Apply t0 LUTTRELL & BURFORD, 108 E st. n.w. j8-Im K RENT—STORE No. 419 lithst.n.w. Pos- session given atonce, Key at piano store, sec- ond door above. d29-1m (OR RENT_ En suite or single, furnished PAR- LOR and BED ROOM, with dressing room at- tached, on first floor; all modern improvements, soutn front; private fainily; 6Grant Place, d28-3w* R RENT—Low, HOUSE No. 1218 N_ st. | L.W.; Six rooms, Water, gas, Markle mantles, | &c, Also, STORE. corner 20th’ and M sts. n.w. Apply next door. or at W. RUTHERFORD'S Paint Store, 1217 E st. d27-im ‘OR —BRICK HOUSE and STABLE; $18 per month, Inquire at 1423 13th street n. | ki ‘ d26-1m R RENT—HOUSE No, 1521 10th st. n.w., press brick front; and bath, 6 rooms, large itt and rear yards, Price $25. Inquire on ca R RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- seeping and seyeral small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvaniaave — corner 43 st. novil-3m* Me: MELVENO MARCY, OF BOSTON, A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT SINGER, who comes with highest recommendations from ‘her teacher, Madame Rudorsdorff, and from the Press also, can Five best of references in this city, would ike a mited number of Pupils. Terms reasonable, For particulars please call at 917 New York ave, J11-tu,th&s,2w* ENRIOT & CO. | 811 Est, A st. | 713 21st st. nw, ... HOUSE, with modern improvements, located be- tween F and N sts. and 4th and 14th sts. n.w. ‘To cost not over $4,000. To Loan. 2e810;000, $1,600, $1,000 on first-class real estate . . STANLEY JONES, Lots in every section of the city, | BUSINESS CHANCES. TPO LOAN_ Tw Sums of $1,500 eac a Broved realestate; on one of them 1 mis= sion will be cha (195t) JONS 1 TPLOF NCHANGE—-LANDat Lincoln Nebraska, $8,400. for Improved property in Washington, Address LINCOLN, S.ar office Fok SALE On Exons ® For 4 some value, a nicely-furnisbed HOUS) with boarders, in one of tablished, Address C. 000 TO INVEST ina good PAYING BUSI- ESS a the best locations; Star oftice. 19 « Pn that will be permanent, or in a cen ocated Business Property at a bargain. Call or ad dress JOHN BOWLES, Real Estate Broker. 511 7th stre j19-3t ly SLATER, at ¢ | « avenue, pays In price, and Will purchase Drawbacks and lowest | Auditor's Certificates at the highest’ market rates, /19-2w ‘OR SALE—Ox EX. Halt MANUFACTURING — BUSINE ceded In every household: parties in And energetic. Apply to FEN. KEY | and K streets ‘new, )R SALE—On EXcHANc acres good ground, With house, barn, and smail orchard: 2', miles from the city, mw. Willex- change for clty property, or sell one-half of it; $100 cash. and $15 mon'bly. | W. W. METCALF ner ith st. and New York avenue. iu JOR SALE—The Jackson Building Associatie having become the owner of a very desirab piece of Property in the village of Mount Pleasan Known as lot Nora, of seeti 1, and situated Park street, ree, having a frontage 124°, feet anda depth of about 175 feet, aud in proved by a ne »-story FRAME HO the same for sale on very re terms apply to WALTER 8 21st st. west, between 4 a1 ar S. GOLDSTEIN & CO."S, G19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Under the Met Until further notice, the Will be. sc WATCHES, ( . FINE CLOCKS, BRO and SILVER PLATED WA ES, SILV Extraordinary Great’ Bargains at private sale. str HE PERSON WHO WILL GET ME sy TO THE SOD ©) a SITUATION as watchman or Address HRRN ong j18-3 OR SALE—DRUG STORE, neat fixtures and good stock, now doing good business, $400 cash: balance on very easy term: 318-20" ©, WAND under the government. office. ~ 509 7th st. n. St., subject to incumbranc $800 each, and give in exchan| {na (fra 3E—For a medium- HOUSE, s 1 small BUILDIN: LOTS ® the northwestern section of the cit Will assume a trust or flerence in Aa dress, giving location of property, &¢., Wox 347, City Post omee IWOR RENT The C nw 3 WHEAgE AG THOR a $20,000 Residence for_part unimproved Z a erty, balance long time at 7 per cent. F.W. MIL- LER & CO., P street nw. 317-6t T OPPORTUNITY FOR A ER. —A NEW BUSINESS Yayable in gr ‘934 F st, j17-: OR SALE_AT A SacuiFice—An excellent 10- rooued BRICK HOUSE on H st., between 7th and 8th, n.w. This is on f the best opportunities lately offered to purchase a home in a centr: ity.” Apply to B. H. WARNER & ©U,, FB tate Brokers, No, 916 F st, u,W, J SS*,000, $5.000 TO LOAN UPON REAL Es- oO tate, at eight per cent. 315-6C_F, W. MILLER & CO., 631 F st. now. T—Centrally located and FFICES FOR R. in first-class buildings, Rent low to permanent parties, B.H. WARNER & Co., J14-6t 916 Fst. u! UILDERS NOTIC small houses, sone. half square from Will be offered for trade or sale at its assessed value, his is a bargain, B. H. WARNER & Co., 314-6 916 F st. new, NVESTMENTS. FOR SALE. poe of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold nds. District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- cy bonds, * Washington 30 year@ per cent. gold bonds. United States Bonds of all issies, and other so- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. §12-10t Corner Pennsylvania ave, and 10th st. R SALE-—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 his entire at- tention, No. 97 Bridge 8t., Georgetown, or J. COOK, 196 Bridge st. 39-20 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 S streets n.w. These Houses are built in the very best manner, with all the modern improvements complete, with large Saloon Parlors, fine Dining-Room, 6 Sleep- ing Chambers, &c, Houses always open for in- spection, Apply to W. 8, ROO! 12 Pennsyl- Yania avenue, oF J, V.'N. HUYCK, 1506 Pennsyl- vania avenue. 21-1 M°%* TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. CHARLES F. SCHAFER, nov8-ly 515 7th st. n.w. R SALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- trally located on Pennsylvania avenue; buildis contains store and 15 rooms, gas and water, Paved cellar; stable for two horses. Lnquire at Star Office, nov3-3m PROFESSIONAL. ‘M. PIERCE BELL, Attorney-at-Lavw, has ‘W Yemovea ais once eis wetter eam, bas Ing, 505 D st oom No, 1, with Messrs. Payne & Bradley. ila 1 nov6-3in CO. Es Rooms 18 and 19, Sate Dey ineer. j16-tr 511 Seventh street. cor. 15th st. and New York ave. R RENT BY R. H. PARSONS, Dentist, has removed his THEODORE F. GATCHEL, BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Corner 11th and F streets n.w. Dwellings. 645 Pa, ave.e., 11 rs... 1448 N'st. n.w., 13 rs., mod. 1815 Q st. n.W., 10 r: O42 Pst. n.w., 10 1437 5th'st! nis 1515 Vermont a imps: mod, imps. rs. mod. imps... , 10 rs., mod, imps. N.W.y 8 rs., mod. imps eoRS8 SSSRUREERERES 621 11th st. n.w., 10 mod. imp: 1330 T st. n.w.. 7rs., mod. imps. 1115 1oth'st. niw., 8 fs, 2011 11th st. n. 0 rs. 1752 T st. n.w., 6 716 R. I. ave, n.w., 5 805 H st. n.e., 9 247th st. s, 307 H st. 10 Brown's C Stores and Dwellings. 1247 7th st. n.W.. 16 rooms and store room 704 7th st. 2 roonis and store room. 706 7th st. J12-8, teth, BR RENI— B. H. WARNER & CO., BRAINARD H. WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTIRE, 916 F si northwest, 1730 Ist. nw, $125 | 1010 Penn’a ave. se, ..25 1205 K st. nw, +150 Corner 6th and E,..100 1446 N st. nw, 884 7 75 85 Corner ist and’ B, nw, 313 C st. se,. 725 20th st, 1721 R'st. nw, 827 11th st. se, .. 2906 14th st. nw, | 1114 6th st. ner 713 H st. nw, ; 1824 Boundary. 0 2307 M st. nw, 1315 I st. ne, 1912 9th st. nw, ....873¢ | 5 Jackson 458 K st. nw, 49 Ist. nw, 220 1235 T st. nw,...... 335 Mo. 60} 1911 N. Hamp. ave, .. 216 I st. mw 60 | 305 12th st, sw, 455 C st. 01 60 717 H st. nw, 60 110 C st. nw. 55 1448 'N st. ly 50 | 818 8th st. ne, . 1907 Pa. ave. 60 | 1417 3d st. nw, 1425 8th'st.nw. 1210 U st. nw. 1104 6th st. ni 45 | 11th and Bound: 1335 Corcoran 51 40|6th & Mass, ave......15 Store, &c., 1326 7th, ..40 39 Defrees street. 15 104 C'st. se, 40 | 1525 12th st. nw, ......15 2118 @ ‘st. nw, $3 | 10 N. J. avenus, ----15 35 35 30 3 25 Market Space, Geo’n. RESTAURANT PARISIEN, 1424 Penna. Avenue, opp. Willard’s Hotel. First-class French Restaurant, (without excep- ton, ) at half the prices of the others, Table D*Hote at 4 to 7; a la carte all day. orders for the city at very ‘We take any kind of 8. _ @. BROCHE, Proprietor. First-class Lunch Room at Cafe Francais, d29-1m* In introducing this Champagne, we are confident | _Alse, a number of other Houses, in every section that its superior merits will insure {ta permanent | of the city, a list of which is changed nearly every popaiarity with the lovers of the delicious wines cf | day on the talletin at our office. t& Trance. Per case, $20.00 currency. & HUME, 4 jané-tr 807 Market Space. FOR SALE. UX GOURMETS DE WASHINGTON. | J7OR SALE vel id and pair BRAS: ) ANDIRONS, at 1000 st. eee rt R SALE—Cuear—Bight COW! oe 219-31" MILK WAGON, CANS and RO! Inquire 436 New York avenue. POR SALES A four seated CARRIAGE and two elegant HORSES, HARNESS, é&c.. complete. A great bargain. | Apply at once, Bureau ef Information, 1497 ¥- st. JAMES B. PHILP & CO, 518 3te EW AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES: AT A SACRIFICE. ‘ive new Albany Cutters; one light Coupe; two Coupe Panel Ticceawaye ee fonr Jump-seats; Pony Phztons: ten Leather-top’ Buggies; ‘No-top Buggies, and fifty other styles “Also a large stock of Second hand and Buggies on hand, at No, 466 Pa. av. P. D. 8C) 10., Re- pocitors: SCHMIDT &C Carriage Be RB. RICORD’S ESSENCE 0) Hestores manhood and the v1 the most shattered constitution in four weeks. FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This life-restoring remedy should be taken by all about to marry, or who have become ‘Weakened from excess or any other cause, Success in every case is certain as that water ences. thirst, Sole Agent, Dr, JOS. JAC- UES. 7 University Place, New York. Drug: euppliea. Ptr OR SALE—CHEAP For CASH—A number of very superior Fire and Bi --Proof; SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com- pany; ag good as new, | For particulars as to rms, &c., apply at the Freedman’s Bank. jan11-tt R SALE—At a 8 The fine BRICK price, if sold soon. $6,900, in small installments, Apply at office of WM. HENRY BROWNE, Law- yer, corner of Louisiana ave, and 43s st. FOR Biig EVENT Le iablishment, Georgetown, consisting in part of Gent's Pants and Vests; Ladies Dress Bona parr od will bo soldat private’ sais at the sul atler-January 8, igre, Sor AF BY SOF Office and reside to 618 9th gta Oe ne Ss a uesgays Sree of charge for the poor, ENRY J, ENNIS, 711 G street, ite Pat- ent Office, Electrician and Model Maker. Ex- perimental work a specialty. Expert in Patent causes, Jel9-1y R, T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Renioved to southeast corner 7th and EI Streets northwest, Teeth inserted $7 per set. my23-ly ER. N. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Heal- D er, 732 10th street n.w., treats successfully the most obstinate Chronic and’ Acute Diseases. Cone sultation free, Office heurs—8 to ll a.m. and 3 to 8p.m. ‘jelb-1y* BJ. B. GIBBS, iar. eS REMOVED TO 703 15TH STREET, mari-ly Over Thompson’s Drug Store, Dz DUKE, Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, between D and E'streets. Beautiful, j Seis of Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, $1; Extract-A | ing without pain, 60 cents, All operations warranted. oct28-1y | Sao & RAKEMAN, ARTISTS, of ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING, Bpectinen Hoon TiO E otrest horinene: en street northw. jangiy ‘Washington, D. 0. PERSONAL. ADAM DUPRE, Indian Doctress and N tune Wallen toe he rptods ing ur closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. dence, 221 K street n.w. J17-40" “ASTROLOGY. MADAME ROSS. This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Heal Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st. 3 of 2dn.w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice is invaluable, Geocribing your friends, potnt- ing out your enemies, and informing you of the sure way to success in Ce eh Consul- tation strictly confidential, ntle- | men, $1.50, iy ‘ROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- sivania avenue: Hf you would know the truth m. to9 p.m. =e 0 noeaT in © PATCH, 606 10th and 324 treet furnishes information as to Respousttiiite at pecple, with full abstracts of property aud leins reon. Titlesexamined. Searches Correctness guaranteed. ~- Te ‘ADAME COSTELLO, of Mile Lenor- M mand, Paris, the Moa ever greatest Reader in America, can be consulted at her house, No. #24 Dst. n.w. 'F st. cars pass the door. sep17-1y JOCSTEENTE: AND I STREETS. SIXTH SEASON, AND UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN DEMAND. AMP. AND HO) UND oo ‘het DRors rene MULTUM IN PARVO. Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, &c., re- lieved almost instanuy. Haif-pound Creme 2% cents. Convenient to carry, Pleasant to taste, in price. and be convinced. SECOND AND D STREETS. #@-Sold at both Siores, Jani2-ly | Recetved to-day a tremend: } cent. less than we s | 0, 28,30, 374, 40,45,60 cents’ per next ten day: | "RESCO, DECORATIVE, and every description | DRY GOODS. —_ —— EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS FoR THE XT TEN DAYS. WISWALL & GWIENN us lot of HAMBURG from auction, 20 per same goods for last year. N EDGES and INSERTIN the 3.4,8.6.7,8.2, 10, 12% Prices range frem 2 Gand 8 cer These goods mui One case splendid new PRINTS 4\ cents; mot remnants; as many yards as you wish, Five cases CANTON FLANNELS at 644 com! splendid Canton at 8 cents. All our BLANKETS, COMFORTS and SPREADS will be sold regardless of cost. One case best quality BLEACH MUSLINS at 5 cents, Ten pleces of WHITE LINEN from the large fire in New York, slightly damaged by smoke, at halt price; 73 ceut Linen at 379; $1 Linen al 68 Anticipating a great rush. we have secured aa@i- tional men, that ali may be properly walted upen. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space. BF DON'T Foret Location. HE TREMENDOUS RUSH FOK THE CHEAPEST DRY WASHINGTON STILL CONTL CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store, We are selling off (positively) regardless of cost, as we only have afew days left to remain in this store, ‘Good Canton Flannels, 6c. short lengths. 4 pure wool Blankets, $2.50: double fold. - very fine colored Cashmeres, 25 cents; beautiful woo! Dress Goods, Waterproof Cloth, nearly 2 yards wide, 63c. ry yard of our Black Silks and Black Cashimeres must be sold at prime cost, Very large size pure White Bridal its, only $1.50. 1ASING PLEASE ¥ GOODS. AND IF THE NO SAPEST IN WASH DO NOT BUY THEM BUss#ETs. yexcetlent Calico, tm large size, double 600 pairs of BLANKETS to be sold off atreduced prices. MilO cases of CANTON FLLANNELS very cheap. 100 pieces of WHITE SHAKER and RED TWILL FLANNELS to be sold at great bargains, W. W. BURDETTE & 00. No, 828 7TH Sr., No. 708 K St. N.w. jand-tr EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS At BRODHEAD's, 12065 F st., between 12th and 13th, Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, 5 cents, Clark’s best (200 yards warranted) Spee Cotton, 6. Regular made British Hose, 25. palr and up. Beautiful Neck Rufing, 10'cents per yard and ap. Elegant 3-button Kids, In black, white, street, and opera shades, $1.25 per pair. Good 20-bone Hip-Gore Corsets, in boxes, 29 conte per pair; Lonesdale yant-w ide bleached Cotton, 0c. per'yd; Unbleached Cotton, 5c. per yd. up. Lyons Gros Grain Black Silk, 9c. and up. feuuot 10-4 (2'4 yd wide) Sheeting. $10. Good Ball Knitting Cotton, Bc. Best makes Unbleached Canton a Jannel, 8c, and ny and a full line of Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, aay Domestic Goods, equally np Close parche- BRODHEAD'S. sers should call at r F st., bet. 12th and 13th, HAMBURG EDGINGS ANB INSERTINGS, JUST OPENED, And are offering them about half the regular prices 3c.. 4c., Be., 6c., Be., 10c., 1e., be. Yard wide Calteoes, 64 cents. Carpets, 18, 20, 24.°30,'35. 40, 48, Blankets, $1.60, 2.00, 2.60, 3,00, 3.50, Comforts, ‘all prices, Doutie width Back 35 ouble width Black Cashme! . 37, 60, Fiannels, 18, 20. 25. “= Waterproof Cloth. hearly two yards wide, 67. Dress Goods, only 12's cents. 2's wide Sheeting Cotion only 25. Cloth for Men's Wear, 30, 37, 45, 50, Shawis, all at cost. Beaver Cloth for Cloaks at cost. Matelasse Cloth for Cloaks at cost, For the next thirty days you can bu Good: Of us at Wholesale prices.” . deal . C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, _Jand-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w. ELLING OFF PREPARAT STOCK*TAKING STORE TO Special Bargains in all departments. Poplin Alj 15, worth 25, Bargains In Dress Goods reduced to 12's, 15,20, 2c, Black and Colored Silks 62's, 75, 87, $1 up. All-wool Cashmeres and Serges 37%. worth 68%. $1 Colored Cashmeres reduced to 68 and 75c. Ready-made Skirts cheap; Shawls sacrificed. Cloaks 25 per cent. less than former price, Signkets cheap; Carpets must be sod. ius in Carpets to close ou hn tg mutate Se ots A pon All makes Musiinsand Sheetings at wholesale prices, Market Space. dst Fig eX AUPAIN, GELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! Our stock of DIY GOODS a este redaction tm Bier” to reduce, Our hea’ aoa a DEEES Goons, ona st LKS, CASHMERES, ALPACA Mc HATES, FI Nh, Lorn pack Do vile, ae at factory prices, Foods: war fairdealing in'all cases, at "Presented, and 3. W. COLLEY'S, No; 801, Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. Coal MEDICAL, &c. L. M. PREECE, M. hast "s » Consult utlal, Sure cure or wo pas. RS. liex Phyai~ ci of Femaie pn free ancl G17 6th st, M Comp! —A positive cure: $1 per repared according to the original St., corner Penn- 18-1m* Dr. Darby, xt 115 4 Jonsultations free. WORTIUS treatment of Fi Ulcerations, Inflammat ic ments, Excessive Discharges, Morbid Obstr &c., 711 7th st. now, suitation frer reasonat Leciures to ladic day evenings, 8 u*clock, )17-6. SO REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO D cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari- Hes and Obstructions, ‘Thirty years’ experience, Office 906 B st. s.w., opposite Smithsonian, j9-2w* \WWERY DESCRIPTION OF CURABLE 4, EASES SPEEDILY REMOVED, — I ors, BROTHERS and Gray are the only Physicians in this city who can permanently cure all cases of Nervous Debility, Impotency, Lost Vigor, and all Diseases of Imprudence, from whatever caus ‘o cure—No pay. 906 B Bt. s.w., opposite Smith sonian Institution, ppesr-an K. LEON, The Oldest Established and only Re- liable Ladies’ Physician in the City, can be sulted evesy Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- day. [at No . 805 6th st-n.w.. from 1 to8 o'clock. All Female’ Complaints quickly cured. Oftice and Residence, 3 Monroe st., Baltlhore. novl4-ly \ONSULT DR. LEON, the oldest established Specialist In the city. He guarantees a perma- nent and speedy cure tn'the shortest time possible Of all Acute and Chronic Skin Disoasea. “Aboedsint and ill-treated cases a specialty. A heure or no charge, Separate rooms 805 6th st. new. novi-ly R. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manhood and the vigor of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks, from what- ever cause arising. Failure impossible, Beware of advertisers who Offer Free Prescriptions that are useless. and finally prove rainously ‘nsive. Whatever has merit must cost a fair price, per case, Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent, 34 New ly JUS. JACQUES, 7 versity Place, York, ny ouppliogs = 3027. GRECIAL NOTICE —Dr. ROBERTSON can be consulted eve Wednesday Office, 921 D st., ob -M., On all diseases of the en, Nervous Debiliy hacer Bitar ea &c., all iting abuses in mazhood, Serictares ant Syphilis quickiy youth exces __ FAMILY SUPPLIES. RS MANN, ‘desires the attention of the public to the BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL Always to be found at his ‘Sth street Center AL ECONOMIZER burns Cees er cent, more heat. ‘we 68% and Generai Lgency, S18 Bin erect now. _429-1m R Piers Fram CUNNINGHAM. The W ell to 895 7th street, Handl. Sik Hats made to order, Remodeling of Silk Hats BEEF, EAL, N, CORNED BEEP A’SPECIALTY. Btalls 628, 629 and 630 Market, oth ore enang, nd £08 and Northern pipe p Market; or address TAB City, Gelivered free of charge to all parte of tbe ciy ‘epistiy