Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1878, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON TUESDAY. January 22, 1878. “NOYES. ioe Editor. Daily Circulation over 17,500—Thetng more haeriticn, Ss that ‘any other dail mt ington, find more than that of all the ‘added together. — ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In thelr an- Rouncements as early in the day as possible, and in allcases before 120’clock M. The insertion in the | game days issue of those reaching the office after ‘that hour cannot be assured. = "To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Cheeks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, —not to that of any individual. #@ Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. A Pretty Good Showing for Our Pre- sent Form of Government. The financial exhibit and estimates sent to- day by the District authorities to Congress, speak well for their administration of affairs. Every dollar that has been appropriated by the present District government has, in fact, been expended in the payment of the debt and interest incurred prior to the organie act creating the present government. In other words, the entire current expenses have been within the amount of the District revenues, and a large balance is shown in excess of these expenses, covering the time of the exist- ence of the commissiog from June 2), 1874, to November Ist, 1877. This economy is incident to the simplicity of the present form of gov- ernment. Not a dollar has been expended without the sanction of law—not even for en- tertainments and receptions usually incident | to municipal governments. Even on the oeca- Sion of the inauguration of President Hayes the Distriet Commissioners hired their own hack to attend officially. On the whole, we might “go farther and fare worse in disearding the present form of District government in favor of one more elaborate. Certainly on the score of economy all the arguments are in favor of a govern- ment by missioners, over a return to free suffrage, ther-duster,” Murder Bay rule. Man is a city loving animal. His social instinets cause him to be attracted to those places where his fellows “most do congre- gate.” Some men delight in cities from the business opportunities they offer: some, from the inspiration which the whirl and ceaseless activity the surroundings afford; others dwell in cities because of the convenient near- ness of the church, the school-house, the lee- ture-room and the theater: still athers gather where they will find the most numerous vie- Ss for every kind of plundering scheme. It this last class whose presence in overwhelm. | ing numbers constitutes the prin an overcrowded ¢} ‘ which have been above suggested our cities are growing crease in country population, and that, too, not alone in the east, with its exhausted lands, but in the west also, where the fer. tile fields tempt men to their cultivation. ‘The per centum of increase in population from 18@to 1870in the city and country re- Spectively was, for Massachusetts, city 82, country 29; for New York, city 108, country 15: for Pennsylvania, city 120, country 10; for I- linois, city 579, country 166; for Indiana, city 549, country 5714; for Ohio, city 108, country 11. In view of the fact that in our late years of depression agriculture seems to have been the only industry that has flourished to any tent, and that has proved a resource in the nation’s difficulties, it becomes evident that | are neglecting one of our most valuable | mea robbing them largely of their hurtful effects. What we want is more producers and fewer | muoulders and transporters of material pro- ducts. In the interests of fair play we give Dr. Pur- vis a hearing elsewhere upon Freedmen’s Hospital matters. As regards his statement that our reporter was only refused admission at the side gate, and might have gained an en- trance at the front door, it appears that a reporter did try the front door, and was head- ed off there by another “order.” We are, therefore, compelled to come to the conelusion that reporters were not wanted upon the premises, and that there was no practicable door by which they could have got in with the Knowledge of the hospital officials. This is very foolish on the part of the said officials, as it appears to put them in the attitude of re- sisting the investigation they claim to court. THE STAx reporters are aiming to gef at the facts in the case. They have no theory to maintain, and will as readily give the facts in favor of the aceused as against them. The government of the United St rather not recognize Diaz until s tee of future efforts to settle border difficulties and other proofs of a desire for cordial rela- tions are given. The Mexican goverument maintains that the acknowledgment of its sta- bility would go far towards enabling it to effectually perform the friendly acts desired by the. United States, and thinks, therefore, that recognition should come first. The two governments at issue still hold to their view: each hoping that the other will “back dow! But it is likely that some arrangement will | soon be made. The Conkling commit our own tary of State in this di 7 The recognition of Diaz before this committee gets fairly to work would take some ground | a¥enue new. from under it. On the other side President | Diaz and his advisers are very anxious for re- cognition and are growing uneasy at its delay. All that has prevented the granting of the con- cession: ked by the United States has been the opposition of Vallarta, the minister of for- eign affairs, who believes that ou vernment will be compelled to abandon its position, if Mexico remains inactive for awhile. But the counsels of Romero. the secretary of the treas- tions, seem to be gradually overcoming Val- Jarta’s influ thus mut nee. With the two governments ly driven towards an understand- | ‘able settlement of the matter is probable at no distant date. | \ Col. Robert Ingersoll slashed away last night at the ghosts, wizards, witches, spooks, and hobgoblins believed in by our ancestors, with all his wit and eloquence, but as most of these spirits of the air had been laid years ago, his effort was rather in the nature of a resurrec- tion. He was, so to speak, fighting the ghosts of ghosts. As regards doing away with a Supreme Being, that was perhaps a job that even the valiant Bob could hardly manage in a single lecture. ——_<ee--__ The January-February International Re- view is a strong number. Its representation of foreign and home contributors fa enti- tles it to the name of international. BURGDORF, UNDERTAKER, _ sea-ly 316 Penn’a avenue n.w. 188 E. CROWE. importer of HATS, FEATHERS, &c.. from Sy7 6th avebue, New York. fias Wrought down some ele; HATS, and shall to see her oC Washington. Justant, at So, 608 13th street, between FE, and F reets northwest. PROPOSALS. ‘To PiuwpEns AND GAs Freters. Pro} Is will be ree ed 7 to THU RSDAY, January 24, for Work on Two Houses on M street! The owner ‘reserves the right to reject any or ali Dids if the price is not satistactory. Plans at C. H. HARKNESS", corner 15th street and New York avenue, until 4 o°clock. 321 StF ANOTHER ,? Nt v VOICE OF THOSE SPLENDID rr just jived at the FMachine house of MCRENS € CO., Renting and Repatrin a speck Sewin: art Och st. new. ns of postponing business crises and of | | i | | | | PHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- isting under the name of YOUNG & KEE- ‘AN, has this day been dissolved by mutual con- sent.’ All indebtedness of the firm will be pre- sented to Z. R. YOUNG, who will settle the same. ‘All parties indetted to the late firm are nested to call and settle, Either of the undersigned is au- thorized to collect and receipt for the same. . YOUN MoT OREENAN. Want = 3000, tor8 or 5 years, at 3 cent., on Teal estate. securi | ample margin, Address O. Box 419, cit saat i \ y ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron ina smail family: goed references require: | apn ly between 11 and 1, at 1601 0 st. j22-60" _FOR RE Oona: oR “RENT. —Large and Small ROO! men only; terms very moderate; w T_Two ¥ FU is rms very low if rented immed No, 1118 10th st. n. NT AND SALE. ., to gentie~ 18 Handsome A 522-31 JANTED—A Lady wishes a SITUATION as ree Altri or 16 take charge of an Inya't Wwe AHON CARD. ‘the partnership heretofore existing between GEO. K. PETTY AND JAS. 8. HARVEY. s pectabl Address Box 3, Stat white girl yok, washer and ironer; good | | JVOR RENT_Rc | nished, near S1 ais OR 5 . KOL! Be The sont centrally OMS, Furnished or Unfur- Aloysius Church. Mr, AR 3, corner Shand’ an’ Tocated in the city. hag been this day dissolved by mutual consent: | references. office, i will continue the business at } — tn old 306 7th street, Ail debts due the old ‘ANTED — Se; pectin honest, reliable servants to apply. are carnestly requested to be settied Imme- | one diately. GEO. K. PETTY. | Employment Office, Room 24, 7th and F si JAS. B HARVEY: 7 TiGKET a WAsHtxoton, D, C., dan ay 18TH. 2 | ANTED 10 aoe ACR CRET cr pri pi aw | ares PASH \AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO." Cy RB G*‘* i — « CUS “ANTED—A responsible WHITE SERVANT. r COMPRESSED YBAST. | for general housework; no washlag, but must ame | be @ good plain cook: German or American pre- All first class grocers keep it. j22-30" Everything that succeeds and has merit, lias imi- tators and counterfeiters; therefore if you wish to | take advantage of the superior quailty of Gail, Fleischmann & Co,"s RESS. EAST see that worthless imitations are not aimed off upon | ._ Apply befure noon, 45 B st. s.e. WANTED. First-class DRESSMAKER who understands cutting and fitting, to work by the week; no other need apply. Call at Mrs. SMITH'S, 931 E street n.w. 1 ANTED—By a small family. 9 COLORED a , SERVANT for general housework; mist ben , . ‘ | good cook and well recommended: washing don: PRIS SEES Gat, Fleischman & Conv COM: | Gutside.-Inquireat No. 194th st. se. es. ‘T has on the wrapper our firm name or trade mark, Jan22-Ly PER CENT. LESS THAN Cos’ ‘We shall from this Gate, tothe 15th day of Feb- ruary, sell our stock of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS at 20 percent. less than market cost, as itis prob- ble that we shall, at that date, sell the balance of hand to the owner of our storeroom. Cash aud Prompt Paying Customers invited YT ANTED rent two ‘A RESPONSIBLE PARTY to arnished Rooms, commanica ing. gas, and use of bath room: coaventent to three lines of cars. Apply 128 C street ences exchanged; terms moderate, | AN ‘ED—ROOMS and BOARD W ora gentle= man and bis daughter; modern conveniences and good atten hood of 16th and H sts, preferred, dance required: 2d floor and neighbor- ‘Address, with ), location, it yrice (which must be “modera *Boarder,'* 917 16th street n.w. v 7 ANTED—$1.000—First mort, and LOT worth more than doub! set. toe - 9 nde le theamonnt, | ext QorPeet tocomtinue bustuess in thismear lon | Gh emutn Gr Tei saion oe GEO. J. JOHNSON &CO., | Wr ED—A 5 good COOK, Witte womai m= 711 Market Space. | NV.) ily cousteting of two persons, Apply 1713 H Z a Tee’ z between the hours of 9 and 11 Yersonai references required, jai. { WANTED By @ respectable and competent Young girl (white), a SITUATION to take care of childre ld m. CARD. We wish to. inform our customers and others that all the Oatmeal put on the market as Akron Oatmeal is not made by F, Schumacher, whose disproportionately to the in- | The | sole agents we are for Washington. The | owner of MODOC the indulgence of Sosy Heket-hoiders uncil that times hers sti i S'; ROSE'S HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, | Children’s Suits, i C°ek: S BALM OF LIFE, 7% cents: Allcock» - 70 | let ury, in conjunction with Diaz’s own predilec- | | assist with serving at cham- berwork; retere required, Adare oe A. Star office. = Other parties in Akron, Ohio, are selling Oatmeal under the rep- utation of the GERMAN MILLS AMERICAN, which is the trade may many in buying it think they are getting Schumacher’s Oatmeal, and | In some cases it been so represented, to say that the WASTED TENANT: ten-room ie cen- ital: Furniture tor sales enough rented to pay rent and_ jas: cash or time, good security: will ex~ change, for stock of groceries or provisions. dress J. F. I GEAMAS Mf take fis cpportunity (0 gay that the ‘ANTED- ae (Parisian mode), 814 Gualed ta) parity.” swecuuess and richness of Dsvor Ist.. corner 9th st. new. 2 cents per yard for by any in the marker. of good: Sse ve aa to de de jo the finest / pred gon JEROME F. JOHNSON & CO., senate CTR SLUCAS. Dressin, _322-1m_ "Masonic ‘Temple. ANTED = a polite MAN with busi- aintance with restaurants and gro- ceries, and with sufficient intelligence to make col- lections and improve business. ‘To the right man, Steady employment guaranteed, Call at 421, 0h jor et" a! REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, FOR THIRTY DAYS LONGER. In order to close out our entire stock of WINTER DRY GOODS, Mlandsome Plaid Stripe and Plain Woollen Dress Goods, many at less than cost, to close them out: Fine Black Cashmeres, Black Double-faced Mo- hairs, Black Silks and plain Colored Silks; 50 pieces Dress Goods for 12 to 25c. per yard, EKEEPER, y otestant from the north preferred. A \iress’ yahtea! “Reet ANTEL MAN understands farming | W? in all its branches, Including gardening, care Special bargains in Cloths and Caxsim; Ladies’ | of stock, poultry, &c. Also, a WOMAN for gen- Cloakings and Waterproofs, with a full’ stock of | eral housework, " Germans preferred. | F Cottons. Flannels, Table Linens, Towellngs, Nap- | references required, Address W. +s Star C kins, Blankets, White and Colored Bed Spreads, 319-3t* #a~All articles warranted to prove as represent- LAITING, one cent per yard, ed, at ‘ambric, Silk, lawns and grenadine} J. W. COLLEY'S, worsted goods’ two cents rd,_ side or spaced. ¥ 9,801, Cor. of Sth st. and Market Space, | Bite Glories Glave feaning "Depot, ine : iz st. j18-6t B. CORPORATE A NUAL REEGRT OF THE ANTED—You to i our PICTURES 18 for METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, of the Dis- 25 cents: CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, $2.50 trict of Columbia, for the year isnn METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, WASHINGTON, D, C., January 4, 1878, er dozen, at DODGE'S, Naat Peuna-ave.,letween 6th st jlL-2w* ze, new STOVES for old uel, at BUTLER'S, 5th jokey Chimneys cured or no WANtep Daa exchan, ones, Groceries 0 on and K sts. n.w. The capital stork ofthis hank Is -...6100,000 00 | DOY._Btoves renied. novi6-tr jownt of stock actually paid in i... 78,3330 00 a a The total amount due to depositors is. 300,028 55 Wires iar ®,. realty ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th The following is the condition of the bank at the aay: and K u.w. Latrobes to héat two rooms, $30 to close of business this Resources, Liabilities, $78,330 Capital stock paid in 330-00 sept ee dividual de deposit 0 2 = | Wins perfect and slean oo Pet the first eres 2 7 Interest. oa te | ral pes wl” bo ald G STAR, for which a Bills receivable. bond: Other bonds Furniture and fixtures Gurrent ox expenses. Apply ‘at, th Star aug30-tt Way —Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind: ; eighteen years experience, BS goods and work at lowest possible prices, by va CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augie-ly” Collec Witte. toescerminats oy other insects in rosnl- 9 exterminate by superheated steam, at Cah witty “other vanks ACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 Lavave.augiely Cash in vaults ANTED-CARPETS t to CLEAN, at Ri 8 Steam Beatin; Works, x 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4's and 6th sts. s.w. Called for and delivered without charge. Jy13-ly Wh F RPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY WRY'S eureka, Seen Beating and Bweepln z Werke, Tth-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or . 8S. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe2! 1) -ly W sage e Gentiomen to know that WM. nA Mi CORE: Merchant ance, su New york avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments be mad iad jan26-ly . BARBOUR CER, HARLTON, District of Columbia, gaz t hom: I, JAMES 8. WARDS, Secretary of the Me- tropolis Savings Bank. of the District of Columbia, do solemnly swear that the aforegoing statement 18 true, to the best of my Knowledge and bellet, JAMES 8. EDWARDS. ‘Sworn to and subscribed before mes thts 19 ia of January, 1878, MILTON C. BARNAR. tarial Seal) Nowary Pant LOST AND_ aoe }OUND—A PURS! HE LADY WHO WAS SEEN TAKE the NUBLA by inystake from Ait eos Ieay 3 party will return it to Mrs, ROSS RAY'S. it OsT— rah, Mont of St. Aloysius | Chu ah this eee existing between morning, a set with 6 Pearls. A liberal reward will be paid for Its return EFOED is dissolve RELL to 1020 17th street n.w. ; 322-20 WM. E. BURFORD, OSTA fine SILK UMBRELLA, with Broy a i I will continue business at my former office, No. Mo Ate Or otitis Pe PSL vTION | 0 or CO-PARTNER- oranlp BU by mutual chnacut. iven to finder by returning property tos. P. 708 E street northwest, where I will be glad to y have the continuance of the business of my old il AUNTS OMee;- conten Now-York ave: sud 5 ye clients and customers, and solicit a good, share of the public patronage In all the braneles of my busi ness. a M. E. BURFORD. January 21, 1878, Jan21-3t yropec MAPPLE POSTPONED FRIDAY NIGHT. PEDRUARY 1, 1878, When it will take lace without fall, T2 OST—At the funeral which took place ay st, 4 Stephen's Church on Sunday. a Gold SLEEVE, BCTTON. which was highly pri zed by the owner, and was seen bt one of the mourners going from the church to theparriage near the curbstor A suitable reward ff returned to 2105 1 st. n. to the sexton of St. Stephen's Church, 25th st, Pa. ave. tid Qtore —On the 10th January, from my resi- dence, 7th-street road, above Schuetzen Park, a NOTE for $150. ninety’ days after date, to the order of Caleb Cobourn, signed hy Daniel Mason and James L. Dorse public are. h warned against negotiating this paper, as payment hag been stopped. _ 122 CALEB COBOURN remains unsold 30 Tickets to make up the required number of 160 chances, There will bea RAFFLE for Tickets at MIL ERS Restaurant. 611 7th street, EVERY N to the 1st of February. Modot can be seen at BUR DORE & OS... 420 8th street. 1-31" N CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY, arday afterngia, ad pid CHAIN DR See under the -dinwetion’ of a | AML LOCKET. ‘The finder will he suitably reward PORES MARING. oe ed'by returning the same to T17 Bist ste j21-2 rousseaus “and 19-1. 50 REWARD—For any information leading to the conviction of parties that have be:n 7 ing my slaughter house, J. T. VARNELL: Piasters, 15 cents; Hali’s Hair Ri cents: Bull’s Cough 5 Syrup, ts, 20 cents; Soothing 19 cents: Srup, 25 cents: Glenn's I OST: ri a GOLD 4A liberal reward ul be paid for its retur i eents per pettie earneee ypathe Medicines: Adutess F.'J, DAVIDSON, 147 King st. Alex: W. A. GRAY's andri: ei 1-2i Drug Store, 317 Massachusetts sion j19-3i* Sere Tgth st vi it = martment, on ioth st. or Vermont av NEW Goons. GOLD 'BREASTPIN, with letter Bein bides lt enamel upon it, Suitable reward if returned 1224 14th st. J21-2t* SARDINES LA TOMAT, BONELESS SARDINES. QUEEN OLIVES. CAPERS, ‘TOBASCO SAUCE. LOBSTER, PICKLED AND FRESH. 7 SALMON, 1 Lp, CANS. New Goods arrivin, ar Parties contemplating housekeeptr ng will save | TABLE BOARD. Suitabie for Members of Con- pleand Fancy ie money by obtaining our priees for gress or others, 322-3 BOARDING G. 1210 G STREET—ROOMS, n oO. n nad. handsomely furnished, to rent, with first-class Stable a Double 8) quire at 1 OR RENT—No. 1341 modern _improvemen: THOS, E. WAGGAMA OR RENT-STABLE—Part orallof a room for 4 ho! of English 1 Vermont aven' treet _o.w., having all 11 rooms! rent $75, 519 Tih st 2 Bt 3 earri RNESS for =. Ses an ily, & spite of all furnished; sot new. RR RENT— Without board, in a private fam- ROOM; ROOMS, or one sin: mth front. Apply K . H. OB. ie2-at” xk KENT—New eiween 12th and 13th now, improv minis: Bay W ‘R RENT —A very convenient Frame HOUSE, 1590 16ch street new, : 6 |: trobe ‘sove, pantry, terms apply next door, large rooms, hall, Ia bath-room, For kev and w BRICK HOUSE, on 8 street, 6 rooms; modern: ito" nt $25. Ap. ER & CU,, 916 Fst. * oR RENT—. floor. ton Hotel. A 821 Ver Furnished ROOM on second ‘mont ave., opposite the Arling: on same floor. 8.0. SAL OR Gai Ni exchanged. nw ‘OR RENT— | twelve Toon, + $15. Story BRICKS, See premise OR REN’ sit F% HEDHOOM $40 per month, Cars $20 per int 718 13th st. now. improvements; > sid Two will board with renters if de! Me 609 Ni n. rooms, modern improvene Apply to W. C, JOHNSON... ais OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, atk + Terms moderate, No. 22231 21-30" RENT modern, ni and. stables red. References pass the dour, No, on 7 ee ©. 11E st. n.w.. $33 per nd water, in o. 1110 F st, AN, 519 7th st. Mio. {211494 st. n.w., PARLOR and adjoining, nicely fu "Also, othe i ished, at gle To OR floor, nicely furnished. Meals it uesieed ply 412 Gin s 28 RENT—F Oth st. p-W.. 10 rooms, cellar, ail mod, and in good 1 BERT F. FO 020 F st R RENT—F' ‘water and gas; floor, with closet quiré on premises. 19-e HOUSE, No. 1253 ine BRICK $42.50." Apply i OFFI = ROOM, first floor, ‘or SULTE OF ROOMS on third and bath: 629 E st. naw, ‘OR REN Suitable for ar tenant, 4th and C door, Enquire Ni ‘on second loo) or otherwise, ina ty: 1012 81h st (OR RENT—Three or four Unfarni t bet. Kand L new. i119. Jorner STORE and DWELLING, business. “Low renttoa good 8.» Capitol Hill, Key next (0, 498 11th st. n, 319-1 ed ROOMS i ousekeeping: bleasant Jorali- Bt F. sultable for Ig Most central and provements, MAN, 519 7th st. R { RENT-BUILDING No. n.W.: Store, large floors, ro ate pecupied nia ave. ply to Rent ‘si00. f 11 room: THOS. E. 36 Pennsy! with’ cellar and y Francis tanh Wi Est. Ws ‘OR TENTS Fivi vestibule, water in ree squ a desirable perm qui GOR RENT—Corner 3 aa land ave, and 4% st. USE, 6 rooms, store and cellar; rent- i pee room HOUSE, =n porch, yard and sewer con> res from Belt line. Rent low to ment tenant. References ith .__319-¢03 together or separate; water and gas. Inquire HOSES IN & CO.. corner Louisiana areal and 10th st. + OF 478 Maryland ave. HN, Se between T and. T Nosy 1129 and 1127 Park at, Spetween Heh and d3th and B and C_ sts, reon Ww. York Fi RENT—A cold wate yates, papered, &e. ranklin’ Park, No. 822 T street new. Prive, B15. | bermonth, Abply to —At $13, a 6-room BRICK HO ye ha 1 ‘ave. and i5ih st new. 2 New Hampshire ave At $10 per mont si itt TARR, # gas. water, and bath northeast corner j19-31 fourteen room HOUSE, mou improvements, two latrobes, range. bath-room, is in complete repair, newly excellent location, opposite J. TIBBETS, Palace Market, _ 18-1 | T4th st. and New York ave, )R RENT—A large HOUSE in central locality, having all modern improvements, and in very cod order: suitable for a boarding holises rent low | ty. RNER fo a responsible Real Estate Brol ers, 916 F st. £ CO. i17-6r DENCE; her house, in cot das, adjoining ground: locality of Georgetow: and near to another: terms easy. uty Recorder of Deeds, City Hali, Washington R_SALE—A very desirable private RESI- modern’ built; two-story brick, cor- @ style, with terraces, veran- id garde mn one line of street cars, Inqure of Dep- Bt fice, real name and pets. Arey, to 9) is heated, including etable an j14-1m 5.9 F001 Tid s'st. 8 rs.. mod. 1 BUR ond oe above, tached, on first fi For RENT_Two suites ares nished ROOMS. ina small or without Board; delightful deightorhoods refer- ences given and required. R RENT OR SALE- hed in best style; 13 rooms; speal ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- meat cellar, 88, allt oe ae "ApDiy ‘wo LUPERELE. & Fe ‘ORE N session given at once, EN Tons and BED ROOM, wi south front; private fam elegantly-fur- family, with ddress Box 5, me Oe | a address. FoR, RENT—STORE and DWELLING, near the Market House, in George Years asa Lager Beer Saloon; rent only $25 town: used for mang Bitte 316-6t (new,) fin- every’ room bath and servants’ rooms; k= B. H. WARNER & 16 F st. n. 1446 N st Can be seen at any time, Foz RENT—STORE, No, 601 New Jersey ave. w., and for sale small stock of ply to W. C, JOHNS roceries, Aj S121 me SUITE ‘80: 718 13th Pe RENT—607 E st OF ROOMS, with ‘Or withou in apri- | Yate famil, References required, 410-2 # Or RENT—PARLOR and BED ROOM, second private fami + Apply at 1224 F st, j8-1m new:). onty $22.60. ‘ 1815. 05 Pa, ave., En suite or single, sara PAE: th dressing room at~ oor: all imodern improvements, GGrant Place, d28-3w* Apply next 1 RENT—Low, HOUSE No, 1918 N six rooms, water, STORE, corner 20 pp door, | Paint Store, 1217 & st, st. as, Markie mantles, th and M sts. n.w. or at W. RUTHERFORD'S d27-1m TOR HENT—BRICK HOUSE and STABLE; $18 per month. Inquire at 1423 13th street n, 26-1m BRENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- RO and, ROOMS furnished for house- keeping and Several small BED BOOMS. 354 Penn- ‘aniaave corner 4's novil-8m* FOR SALE. Goods price to purchasing clsewhoro, EW EEL FURNISHED ROOMS. with ARGE, B. W. REED'S 80) Lis BO, Ma in the choicest location In thé city a0, TABLE BOA ani9-tr 12 Ts We RD. ‘Terms moderate, - 827 Janse oT 16 F st. n. ww. Goucntane opp. the Arlington Hotel. ji9-3t" SIRTHDAT CAROS VALENTINES, EMONT HOUSE—Good Hotel_BOARD, INDELIBLE CONCISE DIAEY for 1878. three meals a a day, including good Rooms, at $25 and $30 per month, $8 to $14 per week, $2.50 rer day. Every room newly papered, pait urnished with Brussels carpet and ‘marbl black ‘walnut furniture, and fly eated by steam, 310-1m 607 wit rere BOOK, **Where is It??* AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Sit sides and ‘bradin ‘We have just Toceiven a new lot of the above of t latest designs. An inspection Is solicited from all. New Law and Miscellaneous Books: Codding ton’s Digest of Trademarks: Bigelow on Frau Court of @laims, Vol. 12: Hi U.S. Circuit STREET N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, Court Reports, 2 vols. ; Josiah n’s Wife oo aP. Tab \- ‘A, and PPT. OrSamautha at ae nigenntal, $2.00: | Crates Ne Fare first-class; gore mirex and its Wait by Henry V. eer. 3° For | —— — sale bi € 0. 0. H MORE ISON. BS. MT. SOUTHALL, Static 4 ioe nt G28 Benne te, eygrmanent, ‘Transient, and Day BOARD- rp CELEBRATED OARDING.—| soNcatly, furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, at reasonable rates, At 307 avenue. m PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER. | ){°®TON HOUSE, 922 and 924 F Street N.W. Prices FoR BOARD. Fer Month (in advance). By a weer RO, advance} 47 Meal Tiekets Breakta ay or Dinner. GEO. M, OYSTER & CO., $14 #18 +5 ee) nein comer. Northern and Eastern Markets, — u } SILK VELVET { No. 626 Pa Sm we, E STREET. AND PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW C. cit. and, Velvet and ail Velvet Easel patterns, a St. N.W.—Entire NEW HOUS all model improvements: with drs rat-clage BLE BOARD: su suite of ent tS accom- Shoval-Sw* BAB 1 and other si t city, with a full er aa a Shades, G Buyer, Tianed, Gopper STEINWAY PIANO, used but a short time, and {Worsted Picture Cord, i Nails, &c., at for ie Sesh low vat ELLIS & wisde Shages Picture pare Frames, Tperhngtgs an a. | Weber Pianos os Fao guaran’ faction aoneH KEEPERS. * MARERITER'S New Store, street, WANTED 15 or 20 HORSES or MULES to j16-9t* One Door east of 7th streat. keep on my Farm in St. Mary's county, ‘Md., at $5 per month each; stables, QTE4s CET Fanon in good weather’ Inquife of Serene Jobn- % o e John- FEED GROUND TO ORDER. Son, Masonte Temple Grocery, or Jobin A. Baker's Constantly ‘on hand and for sale Corn Meal for icultural Warehouse. guile, and feed purposes, and every description of 17-6." H. D,. SMITH, Arlington, Va. MILTON W. JOHNSON, AL ECONOMIZER burns all the gas, and j17-3m* Fists. s.10. ea 25 per cent, more heat. A™= GOUBMETS DE WASHINGTON. RESTAURANT 1 PARISIEN, soe Penna. Avenue, opp. Willard’s Hotel. eet naw, 229-1 the m constitution ks. ase cee Taeaee bpp (without excep- | Far ImPossiB! life-1 Pry ) at half the vem’ of the should dbo taken by popes marry, or ‘<u Table D’Hote $2228 area it day. become wi from excess or any other cause, We take Kind of orders for the city at very Success in every case is as certain as that water reasonable piles: @. BROCHE, Proprietor. see Jalveralty Pince. Now Park.” Deuces First-class Lunch Boom at Cate Francais, ds0-Lm* | Suppiica be ow Xork. Dimttr with BOARD; en ‘suite or single; south- | or n: in thevery hest | | every mod. convenience: one of the best locations iages; also, | P In- i a: + 2.500 » Ors. + 2.000 625 and G27 din se hae. Watery FHS. 2 21000 247 3d st. s.w., 6s. + 1,500 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. Joth st: n.w., (old frame church.) 22 84.500 | 913 20:h st. 24.500 418 118i Bias, 4.500 824 and 8: 4.000 Terns 4.100 627 G si 3,000 1930 8th'st e 3:300 1214 Pa. ave.'s.e., f.h., mod. imps., re 200 916 Delaware ave. b. h.. 8 rs 3.200 813 12th st. s.w., f. h.. ‘ino imps. 10 rs.... 3.000 Host, bor ott and Orin. perf 1.70 | 3'st. bet. D and E now. "150 15th st., bet. Mass, ave, and Mn} 1.50 Gst., bet. hand 7th n.w., per ft 1:50 1OarSt., bet, Hand Grant ave. > 160 r, Mand i6:h n.w., perf . 135 ven, bet. Bt! h'and 25th 1.00 14th and F sts, n.w., mod. imps. $200 417 13th st, 100 | 1000 F st. new. + 100 404 6th st. nw... mod. ey » 16 rs. 100 N.e.cor.21si and 1 sis.n.w., inod, i] 75 G18 F st! n.w.. mod. imps. 10 & 1199 7th st, store, mod, imps 60 th st ‘mod, imps.. 65 nserv?y & stable. m. im., 103 50 mod, imps, $'rs, 50 FOR RENT AND SALE. — Br ce ‘O° HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. new Stores, 1419, 1425, 1495 N. a Y.o7.2.w, Oe 12 Office Rooms over above stores fi 35 ‘Stor from 917 to 925 7th 5 os 4 Dwelling Houses over above stores, each ...... 35 909 13th st.n. w.,9 rooms, mod. imps. 6S T110 M st. n-w., 8 rooms and. bath, ao imp. 50 811 st.n.w.,8 rooms and bath. mod. im +40 St. tw), 10 rooms and bath, mod. imp.. 38 Brom ‘coomor Louisiana ave. and 6th st. n.w 30 imi =| FOR SALE—An elegant hew double House, Georgetown, very cheap. nist and Lots’in every section of the city, 1 the propert} on my books has been reduced in an ¥ on my janio-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. AE, WAGGATAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every ‘Wednesday and Saturday.) Three. « 1 ‘ete cies Sorgis Han R Mst., be Riggs st., ‘20th and 21st. bet. 13th and 14th 1 Houses For Rent. Too ath st. niw., 87s Issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a *-Bul- reun of all property for sale and rent on my books, which can be on 1 Spplication at my office, or will be sent by mail i uction Sales. On TUESDAYS January S24 at 4 pom., unim- Proved property on K street, between B and C s.e. DRY GOODS. ~ 2 gm ON HAND. BLACK VELVET BUSINESS ae ; al ARE CHANCE! —A first-class RESTAU. for sale in the heart of the city. F Star oftice. j RGATN—In Sr st-ciass Piawe and | + forcash, at 3K si hat 1 jars address H., ! ar $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 $2.25 62.59 and 66.00 COLORS ar $1.50 $2.50 and “ oR ae A Gaeat Sacuiyi and convenient HOUSE, with all Provements: well located. $500 to $1.08 quired: balance long tine. low interest, USINESS, Post office, city. Ne LOAN ON GOODRE AL ESTATE mtg RECOLLECT We keep the only full stock of Black and @olered security, | Also, Ror Sac“ A la VELVETs in the city. rmot SA FE. Uy at ofice o j ‘AN FIRE ing RANCE WE SELL We TaTESS A PARTNER with $3,000 cash, in Of the largest and oldest Claims Aj rare chanc All our Velvets at less than thetr value, as we bay | exclusively AT AUCTION. Also, on hand a large line of SILKS aad GATING in evening FINO LOAN. $10,000, 2,000. $1,500, 8 and 9 per cent, on §21-6t 10th and F sts. nw. $81,800 WANTED. —Wanted to borrow for one, > two or three years, $1,800 on valuable Real State in Virginia, near this city, Ten per cent. terest wil Paid, semi-annually. "Address in j2t-2t" ine iar Paice. 3 oR SALE IN THEW EST END_—Several | new BRICK HOUSES of seven rooms, with all_ modern conveniences Terms to suit, 321-6 SHADES. FLOWERS FOR TRIMMING DRESSBS in great variety, At CONNOLLY 19-tr GOS Oth street, opp. Patent 0 J XTBsonemanr INDUCBMENTS FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. WISWALL & GWYNN NONGRESS AND SENATORS Bipeiegt tote to-day @. tremendous lot of HAMBURG CEIPTS Discounted by us for 1, 2. 3. 4 ES and INSERTINGS from auction, 20 per months or longer, Funds to loan on good collateral, | sent less than we sold the same goods for 7 Money safe a and carefully avested by us. | Prices range from 2'5.3, 7,8, 10, 235 000 t MIL: 1 ae « ‘coe, 1 Fst, Foe SALE_F RES and part of nite: Kot Welltlorated Claait and TOBACCO STORE on Bridge st.. Georgetown. D.C... known as the | “tse of Cuba.s* For further infarmation ealteat the place, No. 142, between 5 and 7 nok p.m, Pay PLEMAN & MUMP! Brokers, 20,25, 80.37%, 40,45,60 cents per yard: wid w (Pos FSt., opp. Ebvitt House, | Sand’B cente Whose Goods ‘aust be sold is the WILL SELL A LOT OR Hot moxt ton Gaye. E AND LOT inany section of the city at two-thirds of ace I tual valtie, provided application is made within ten | —, as many yards as you wish. One case splendid new PRINTS 4X cents; set ve cases CANTON FLANNELS at 6 comts; ove mada ‘Canton at 8 cents. All our BLANKETS, COMFORTS an@ SPREADS will be sold regardless of cost. One case best quality BLEACH MUSLINS at 5‘: cents. Ten pieces of WHITE LINEN from the e Property about to be sol at | a fair di give in exchang some cash and desirable city property. cations treated confidentially if desired. missions. Money at hand, declined ‘in thirty minutes after seeing prope Parties who don*t intend business in accordance with the above advertisement, will please not swer. If property is desirable parties may be sure fire in New York, slightly damaged by smoke, at of an offer at once, haif price; 75 cent Linen at 37%; $1 Linen af 6@ dress P.O. Box 477. se1-st* | cents. TV ¥ ach, Anticipating a great rush, we have secured addf- es on ets tee 101 en, that all may be properly walted {)19-6t} JOHN BUL! wpen, WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space. BZ Don't ForGet Location. od Ee TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR THE C HEALEST DRY GOODB LN FoR SALE- On Exon: some value, a nicely-fu with boarde Nished HOt in one of the best locations: we 119-e081* ante hee dee eee AYING nvoi. | WASHINGTON STILL CONTINUES AT + in a goo a USI- 3 iota will be peru ant or in 4 centrally CARTER'S, cated Business Pra bargain. Call or ad~ 707 Market Space, dress JOH WLES. or mM 8: Real Estate Broker, 511 ith si iueete 519-3 The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store, ‘M. H. SLATER, at the oid stand. No, 1425 | _ Weare selling off (positively) regardless of cost, WIS, Wienke TEE shusmncineht en Ncgetthe | ase oniyhavea few Gay's lot None Seal $2,200, $1,000, 800, 36008500, at 8 per cent. 0-8 J STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 61 SEVENTH! STREET. Houses for Sor Sale, t-sbet. 14th and 15th it. w,.3 stories, m 1.825.000 t-Ist and 2d n.e..3 stories, m, Imps. 25.000 st. bet. 1st and 2d 35 ih st., bet.C and D n.e..2 stories, Tes. ‘T st., bet.13th and 14th n.w.,8 st.,9 rs. ~ P st. bet.17th and 18th n,w.,2 st..10 rs.,m. C st., bet.3d and 4th s.e.,8 stories. 10 rs... H st. bet.8d and 4th n.e.,2 room frame . 17th st., bet. L and Mn. Ww; 8 stories, ra. 4th st., bet id st..6 rs.;mod.i.. if i 3 sin st., bet.M and @ st. bet ath and 3282 = 9 rs. .m. and Ist new.e2 siory frame. and 15th n.W.,3 stories, m.i | 22 E Lst.bet. H st., bet N. Hamp. a tab. Cirele t T.W.,3 st.,8 rs. ,m.1. 20th st..bet.8 and Tn.w.,2 story ‘Tramé.. M st. .bet.Orh and 10tn n.W,.3 3, t Ww and Molle Steet Cap.& 1st vet: H and I n.e. Sy and Sd nw. «3 st 13th & 14th} Building Lats For Sale. side F, bet.19th & 20th n.w., 231x191, Zt 8 $108 Nesta at fass. av. . bet. 17th & 18th n. w, 62 c1¢ 60 N.side F, bet.14th & 15th n.w.. 61x 08 8.side Q. bet. 14th & 15th n.W., 43100 ft. 60 Corner New Hampshire ave. and 16th st. 60 Ww. conn 14th and Pierce st-n.w, with imps. 82 bet. Band C sts. ne. 1. . ard Wanted. neat seven or ejght room DWELLING- HOUSE, with modern improvements, located be- tween F and N sts. and 4th and 14th sts. n.w. To cost not over ome $10,000, $1,000, 510 ‘000° on Aret-class Teal estate security, J. STANLEY JONES, 16-tr 511 Seventh street, BR BENT H. WARNER & C1 BRAINARD it O18 Satre ED wre x ’ McENTIRE, a northy 1908 16th st. uw, Ph ih ang, Boundar} Store, &e., 104 C’st, se, 725 200) lowest price, and will purchase Drawbacks and : Auditor's Certiticates at the highest song natin to ees ayy Blankets, $2.50; double fold, very fine’ colored SATE Ou EXCHANGE . Cashmeres, 25 cents; beautiful Dress Goods, MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. varticis | Ics W aterproof Cloth, nearly 2 yards wide, @Be. needed In every household: -garirs usi be sober | Every yard of our Black Silks and Black Cashineros and energetic. * “Apply to FEN. KE’ seorner 7th | mustbe sold at prime cost, and K streets n.w. only. vi pure Waite Bridal ¢ wilt, lameadigean RCHAS 319-31 nal street ae NG PLEASE EXAM- FPO SALE_on Exen Either 6 or 1 ‘ pores od ground. hel hose, barn, apd em 1 Nor THE goes, tN WASHINGTON orehi iniles from the elty, n.w: x= chan for city broperty, oF sel one halt of 1: 81 pe See SUS See Lad cash. and $15 month LF cor- ner i5th st, and New York avenue. jst | BUANHETs. SEC 1AL AUCTION SALE 500 pairs of BLANKETS to be sold off at reduced “Dass of CANTON FLANNELS very ch aD pieces of WHITE SHAKER rw vite, FLANNELS to be sold at erent tergaine, W. W. BUBDETTE & 09, E==snr7arT, INDU: CEMENTS 1A AVENUR, Under the ‘Metropolitan Hotel, Until further notice, the owing Special Goods “JEWELRY &e. for the accommodation of Ladies, DIA~ Li Dw TCHES and CHAINS, and No, 928 7TH 8t., No. 706 K St. CLOCKS, BRONZES, SILVER At BRODHEAD'S, and SIEVER PLATED Wt 1208 F st., vetween 12th and 13th, Extraordinary ‘creas [an 8 at private | Good Black A‘ Skirt Braid, 5 cents. sale. _ __ str Caark's best 0 yards warras ted) 8 ool Cotton, 6 E ARE AUTHORIZED TO EXCHANGE a | pedutitul Neck Ruling, 10 cents pot nen oe $20,000 Hesidence for part unimproved prop | Frogant S-button Rides In bl Diack white, streot, and erty, balance long time at 7 per cent, LER eC ei sree ie 1F1CK—An excellent 10- USE on H st., between 7th This ts one of the best opportunities Good Bo-bone Hip: Hip Gore Co rats, in boxes, 29 canta r pair; Lonesdale yard-wide bleached Cottom, Oc. per yd; Unbleached Cotton, Se. ber yd. ap. Up. For Say BRICK Hol and 8th, n.w. Lyons Gros Grain Black Silk, 95¢. lately ghtered to co pare! pohane 2» home in a central local- Peguct 10-4 (34 ya von Sheeting. Bic. re pr Mo. a6 vas sews eS0: iitae Best makes Unbl ee iat and pbistrict of Columbia 30 years 6 percent. gota | 78! 1206 F st. bet. 12th anal 1sth. PDs trict of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- | Jom Lor “tae tates Bonds of ail issues, and otter se- | Pe git hate . LnWin JORNBON. £00: GS AND INSERTINGS, Si2-ly Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. JUST OPENED, | And are offering them about half the regular prises 8c. 4¢., Be., 6c., 8c., 1c. 12c., 1c. | Yard wide Calicoes, 614 cents, Je ‘SALE. Stock ana Fixtures of a MILLI- id FANCY GOODS 8’ E, very | sheapy oF Of would tikes Partner who thoroughly understands the business, and give it his entire at- tention. No. 97 Bridge st., Georgetown, or J.J, | parbett. 18, 20. 24. 90, 35. 40, 48, COOK, 196 Bridge joawe Gankess, Os 0. 8.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.60, HEAP RENT.—Wil be be Re Rented for or Fonty Olleiothe, all widths: DOLLARS PER MONT: Pouble lg id ‘Cashmeres, 25, 37, 58, and basement fe PRICE DWELLINGS, ith with side fots nivel Waterpr of Clot nearly two yards 81%. tit Cowen nterretee: | Liew louses are it vel ° fw writh all the modern im rovernents complete with Gioth for Men's wear, 80, 37, 45, 60. large Saloon Parlors, ining-Room, 6 Bleep- | Shawls, all at cost. ine Chambers, &c. Hotoee always vrorik. | Beaver Cloth for Cloaks at cost. spection, Apply 10 W, SE 1283 Pennsyl- ‘Cloth for Cloaks at cost, Vania aveniley Of Js VeN- HUYCH, 1506. 5 Pennsyl- vania avenue. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ For the next thirty days you can buy Dry Goeds CHARLES ¥ BCHAYER, of us at wholesale prices, ~ nov8-ly 615 7th st. nw. R SALE_A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- Eas ga and waier jeg Cc. M. TOWSON @ CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Paved inquire a Jan2-tr South side, near 7th st. n. = ELLING OFF PREPARATORY To SP od eee | in a departments, WOTICE.—HENRY C. BOWIE ceased to be in my guplounent on FRIDAY last, January 180 8. ‘M. 3. MIT ELL. ig, on a Colored Ske CRRTIFICATEAl iin at ih Saones iy 7 = oof part Of ot 18. aa ae eee eee | Bendy ans Skirts cheap: Shawls sacria 1875, issued to We L. BRAMHALL and by him sears ee Ay ts must be endorsed in blank, a deed having been made by Grand arpets to close out, and prices said Bramhall shortly after the tax sale spec i conveying all his iaterest ar ae aids sale. as will anysas of record. TIRE. 916 F Ste, att racy ort ih M4ApAx DUPREE, Indian Doctress and | Fore tune Teller,—It You have a skeleton in your closet she will tell you how to get rid of it, dence, 221 K street n.w. | ASTROLOGY. MADAME Rots. s celebrated Lady Astrologist Mediums can be contaited at horse. Dre _FAMILY SUPPLIES. (uerce WINES, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS, TEAS AND FINE GROCERIES, si- 217-40" OR Salt SALE Miller's patent; nearly of 2d nw. She hasno superior “in delineating the GLISH AN 2AN PIC! R SALE SAFE, qfilicr's patents nearly ae en een? superior in delineating the ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES, FATEBANK 4s PLATFORM SCALE. Ap-| savizeis your enemas and a your friends, point- FRUITS, NUTS, to J. W. BUKER, 705 Market ing out your enemles, and informing you ‘of the ° pace. 28-31 re way to in all undertakings. Consul CANNED AND BOTTLED — tation strictly condential, rentle- QE SALE Gi ON OaaE f, Sn GLEE en, SLB y TABLE LUXURIES, | Fee 4 OCTOR B. Homeopathic | ROLOGIST.—M: ELLI: se t .—Mrs. 3, 805 Per $180 orders Appiyeat Si Isth ot. Tat Ae ) Physician, 228 BS a Long experience A Trania sven: Toe On oe eats | Ofevery Description, both Foreign and Domestic, ie = and best of reference: attend to calls from | consult the Dr. in ali things, Office hours from 9 R SAT. E—$90 wil py, a Sorrell MARE, 7 All parts of the city and vieintt — SM. to9p. me. SOLD BY years old, sound and gen wher 1 PIERCE BELL, Att ‘OHN PATCH, 606 10th and 324 12th q 7 | as no use for her. Apply 617 at acireet Wotener ed lsat iter ney at Law, oe J va ar Lace ets Respouswity ot JOHN H. MAGRUDER, | EAE Ea LO UR ge | ESRRE AS MESS Wiis Fe | ony i Ee a 1421 New York ave Inquire 436 New York avenue, 10-31" ” N. DUTTON, Correctness guarantocd. for hattel Taye gt | _s8-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department. OR SALE—Cnzar For CASH—A_number of id sch iteot and Tingineer. . ‘ADAME COSTELLO, Discipleof Mlle Lenor- Bt S. C. HAMS, 12\0, or, Fire ‘and Burglar-Proot; Booms 18 and 19, Bato sB M Paris, the greatest Reader ever SAFES of t ¢ Anerican Steam, Safe Com-| cor. bth st. and New York ave, Om ase in Ame, Faris, the greatest Pinsechoee BEST 8. C, SHOULDERS, 8c. asnew, For part ARSO Temoved We ‘cars pass the door. Tenis, ee se ‘tthe Frecdman'sBank.janii-tt | J "sql; PARSONS, Dentist, bu a Dot n.w. 'F st. the ©. WITMER, SALE-—at | ice—The fine BRICK posite Patent Office, Teeth { ™ Gnoceniss, Pnotse i trite aoe aitaiag. No, 428 3d 8 esdaye charge for the poor. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. 4 in gs conditions m Sim linprevaments Janib-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. Brice if HS re FE sae ote tae ENBY J; ENNIS, 711G street, opposite Pat: | FYATS! HATS HATS1:1 Rc: MAS, of he pu othe Yer, corner of Louisiana ave. and 45s st. pertnsental work a apoctaiey- Expert in Patent UMBRELLA AND ¢. CHOICE BTOCK 0) FOR SALE_Veny Low Uncalled-for PACK. | Sauses: Jel-1y_ A5D CANES, aways tobe found at bis CAMB AND pL onset W. H. WHEATLEY 's Dyeing Ee, JB, 2, M. TALBOTT, 9th street iter Market, ents Conia Baste wn Cans in part of bes theast corner corner fn ana 2, A FULL ASSORTMENT, Nos, 30 and fi Western wis, Waterproots, Hrisiges; Ties. Hibs | bon bes cn yuilbergold at privais saridiass | + = ‘ayas-ty AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, Ni ata and after January 3, 1878, ji-1m aes feats suseosofully the ost nt cbetinate Ghronte snd” Acute Diseases. | Uon- foUsTEENTH a r = ipa jelb-1y* SIXTH SEASON, 8B. J. B. GIB: AND UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN ae DENTIBT, mE, DEMAND. BREMOVED TO 708 lori STR ELEOAMPANE AND HOREHOUND peon’s Drag COUGH DEOPS. DR SaUEING. ott ee MULTUM-IN PARVO. eoummed his ome hours in W, ORDER Ih the nee Fea Slated EMOVAL.—M, CUNNINGHAM. TheW lf consulted every Wednesday, trom 19 to orcicch, ot Feb. pect ciaprnt mannet tr 08 Enown Froatioa! Hatter neenehs,, Golds, Hloarseness, Bronchitis, &c., re- | No, 1208 Penueyivania avenue. octlZ-eofm | gutta Muslin and ene Hundred Linen, for jag in gd between and sik Hees Seren eae DSR tae ee etme | Wann Mun ae fetes ca ta | poses Genvenient 4 mp and E ‘streets, Beautiful forib cents, Fine DRESS SHIRTS. Water. EATING’S COUGH LOZENGES. Cheap in price. ing without bein, BO cents. ‘operations rier Muslin ana hinen Hundred, greed k= ‘i ol sei ‘Try them and be convinced. warranted. cctss-ay | ot aenie Fine Tourply Reverse me, mn SECOND AND D STREETS, \CHUTTER & RAKEMAN, Cc 25 cents a pair, Six Four-piy citer INSU: ION, and all disorders of 4#Z-Bold at both Stores, janl2-1y anetZZISTS, pode BABS for $l. Ser Conn Te the A LUNGS alike yield torts infos ECO! and every WEES, cents, made ence. The medical states that no LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO of ORNAMENTAL ana CAIN PAINTING. | order and to atistadon, born in | $0r ce nietess ‘which has pee the One Dollar NORTHWEST. " | quality and fit. All sold are guaranteed as been proved ‘over ‘a century's ye acoA, HEMPLERS © bears m TDW atset Bor rest Sarees or ; ’ ernts per tox, . FOUGEMA & COn New York, Se, Sete meen streot. ee tom, DO. | ete E. YOUNG GINN, Manager, | SUE ‘ ew 1D CLOTHING RIC! CHEEL & , & BERGMAN, P/ PARLOR ORCHESTRA, HE NALS cis : De. Ol seosndSbana EbTTiNG, BO ‘Sho: SHOES, venopat fey Fee 2 00.5) Ts 12 cared mine 1S years agoc** Thou oe ete tage onters for ENS’, ‘ana A * sands of painless cases Of coms, He pays the prices in Gash “a the covers) ote aoe iP lott at We af WILDS cbs NT rheumatic or swollen rs sie ee aovi-tr | Box aoa 1182 eh st; 613) Famtswe | syi-dy' Me-617 Penna, sven, a Wie bod children attended ss usu. "Galler too late,