Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTODY WEDNESDAY... CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Dait; Circulation over AEF, 3h0—“hcing more than threctimes that of any other daily pa in Washington, and more than that of all the others teguther. —+2e0e- To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send tn thetr an- ouncements as early in the day as possible, and In allcases before 120'clock M. The insertion in the Same day's issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name, Otherwise rovoking delays may occur. ‘Cheeks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPAaNY,—not to that of any individual, 2% Anonymous communications -not read; re- jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. ——————— The Suffrage Question. The Republican thinks THE Star “hardly treats the matter of suffrage representation in this Distriet with that fairness whieh usu- ally characterizes it in dealing with subjects of such interest.” The ery of “feather dust ers,” ‘* Murder Bay,” &c., that paper argues, does not affect the issue at all, and it holds that the fact that the abolished legislature had some unworthy members, proves no more against the right of sufftage than the fact that there are unworthy members in Congress. The question, it says, “is the application of the principle upon which our Government aud institutions are founded, the right of taxation with representation.” Further, the United States Government and the tax-payers are joint tenants in the realty of the District, and the control of these property interests “should be by trustees selected by each pa and pro- portioned to the interest held by each. We answer, first that universal suffrage was not made odinus here by the acts of a few un- worthy members of the House of Delegates (the elective branch) but by the fact that the Murder Bay politicians controlled the whole elective machinery of the District, and dic- tated “by a large majority” in the caucuses and at the polls who should be sent to the House. The tax-payers were completely swamped by the floating population. It was taxation without representation with a ven- geance. These experiences explain why tax- payers are almost unanimously opposed to the restoration of suffrage here. It is all very well to talk about the right of the ballot and of representative government where the words have any meaning, but here, from the very nature of the ease, they ean have nene. The Constitution declares expressly that Con- gress shall “exercise exclusive legislatior all cases whatsoever over the District of Colum- bia.” It is on this fact that Congress has thus exclusive jurisdiction, and that the people here can have practically no representative powers, that the just claim is ed that the govern- ment should assume its full share of the ex- penses of the national city. This is fully ad- mitted and declared in what is Known as the Morrill report—the report of the joint select committee of Congress appointed to consider the question of District government. That report says: ‘‘The street squares, and general plan of the capital city bear the impress of paramount and exclusive nation- olity; spacious and grand indesign, dedicated to the sacred uses of a national capital, oner- ous and ever intolerabl charge upon pri- vate property, the provision for supervision of all suitable improvements and decorations obvions!y, properly. and im peratively devolves upon Omgress, and it will, as it respects the character of its jurisdiction and the dignity of its trust, exercise a jealous care over it.” The people—certainly the tax-payers of the District—recognize the anomalous position they occupy at the seat of government, and accept the situation. They appreciate the fact that the exercise of suffrage here in this Congress governed city isa mere nullity, and only serves to Keep afloat a vagrant vicious voting population, that Washington is trying to get rid of. AS regards the point that the tax-payers as joint tenants in the realty ef the District should have a share in the control of their Property interests, the objection occurs again that under universal suffrage the -payers would get no voice in the matter. Murder Bay would dictate who should be the “trus tees" for these property interests. Ithas been suggested that by giving us a form of qualified suffrage the tax-payers might be enabled to exercise their rights at the polls, but we doubt if any form of qualified suffrage, especially one with a property qualification, would have aghost of a chance of getting through Con- gress. We doubt if a dozen members would have the nerve to vote for it. The only possi- ble result that we can see from the injection of the suffrage question into District legislation Row, is to lead to a protracted diseussion in Congress, resulting in the defeat of the meas- ure of such vital interest to the District: the definite adjustment of the proportion the gov- ernment will pay of the expenses of the capital city; “the streets, avenues, squares and gen- eral plan” of which “bear the impress of para- mount and exclusive nationality According to report a raiding party from this side of the border has crossed into Mexi. Co in the interests of Lerdo and captured sev- eraltowns. If Mexico is to be held responsi_ ble for the ravages of marauding bands of In- dians crossing from her side of the line, why Should not the United States be blamable on grounds for this ineursion of Texan- A breach of neutrality through carelessness may be charged with as much justice in the one eas: in the other. Rus: Poland and King Humbert, who has assumed the title “ King of Italy,” are to be especially remembered in a papal alloeution now in course of preparation. The Pope is not too siek to use vigorous words when he thinks the oceasion requires it. G 530.3 TEA -NUINE WAX CANDLES, White and Yellow, Long and Short, NW. BURCHELL, F street. : EA NEW CROP, From China and Jay All Grades and Flay ‘Best and Cheape: Large supply of English BREAKFAST T! Be 60 Spring Leat sareels and more of the celebrated TEA, seld by me at 50 cents a pound. N. W. BURCHELL, 390-3: 1332 F street. 5O BEES MALAGA GRAPES, OU 500 cases ar y Palermo, Mes- sina, Nassau and Florida ORANGES. 200 cases and boxes Valencia, Palermo and Mes- sina LEMONS. For sale by HN W. LUMSDON, 132 W. Lombard st., Baltimore. Orders solicited, or'for sale in any quantities wanted, at ; BRANCH STORE, $30-31" 920 Louisiana avenue. JOTICE. ‘We sha’! continue our sale at cost until Fety 15th, to which we shall add_$1,000 worth of BI and Colore:| GRENADINES: some of the very fime qualitis will be offered at less than cost of imi- portation. Also, 1.200 yards of Figured Linen LAWNS, carried over ft. om last season, to be sold at 12\¢c., just half price. ‘All sales made as above must be positively for the cash. Nothing reserved. Our entire stock of Winter and Sump vr Staple and Fancy Goods will fered up to the named. mee . W. M. BROWN. §30-tr 314 8th st. CANDLEMAS DAY. "RE WHITE WAX CANDLES, PATENT SPERM CANDLES, N 3. PARAFFINE CANDLES. vay. j29-8t Cor. 15thand I sts. nw. SY£=T LEAF TEA, 60 CENTS PER POUND. Gives entire satisfaction - Best quality of ¢ LON & Bet JAPAN, scent waren jan20-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. iE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFUM- ERIES is at the FRENCH ESTABLISH- NT, 616 on . ‘Street, opposite U. 8. Patent Of- GOOD PREVENTIVE RALG AND CATARRG SSUBALGIA Is the -Sg8l-z DEMONGEOT'S HYGIENIC Wics tee which has oppressed the chureh in | | | .. January 30, 1878. | | we os ROYAL NUPTIALS. The mar a the Princess Maria de los Mercedes—The | Queen and her Ladies of Honor — Portrait of Ki Alfonso, The Royal residence at the nf adrid —Ke Reception y Madam Mantilia. ANK LESLIE'S IL ATED New-rarer, No. U6T. Oct To- For sale by all newsmen, 430-1) N4teAN VEGETABLE CAT VAR- TIC AND ANTL-BILIOUS PILLS. ‘The dewand for these Pills has largely increased. therefore call public attention fo their merits asa general family physic. greatest care, they present the following good qual- ‘They are warranted wholly vegetable, Their action is prompt, certain and effectual. They are healing to the stomach, er Start the ifver in a healthy and active oper- ation. ‘They cure biliousness, sick headache and costive- ness. jrhey are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- sia. They thoroughly cleanse the entire system. {They do not gripe or give pain during their ac- tion, ‘They are adapted for general use. Children and delicate persons take can them as well as the strong and robust, Home made, they are always f1 fo Re: DAY. ge of King Alfonso XL of Spain to | T ang | Prepared with the | WANTS. _ Aa respertay'e white woman a Nae wot mire good revere TANTED SITUATIO’ Apply 1621 19th street north B: WANTED, A number of colored BIYS jut Young MEN, good singers, to call at 483 Pevrsylvania ave., atter 5 o'clock p.m. 1 | Vv ANTED~ A German or Fre: i 18 or | 20 years of age, to take ¢: litte | girls and assist with ¢hamberwork and sewing, | Address M. M.. Star 01 . 1 ANTED—To 3k11—A good top. thr WW iicen ON. Also, a HORS during the winter for his feed wision : 1 B sts. v2* A WET NURSE with good breast on Dr, v of milk_one who is willing to travel. RNETT. (TANT ast ew York ave., below 14h srs of Mand 10 a.m. 330. nd, for the best sei i cle in the country, Call between 9 and 11 a 10th street northie: _— ° | wa ly, well-recommended col- ‘ored WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron for a gmail family. Apply’at 1307 K st. northwest for | two days, WANTED. (A tists ad design } recently from New York, wants WOK K families by the day or week. or will take work a! her home. Call on DRESSMAKER, 1720 Psni- sylvania avenue. 1 ed (while patent pi erally are not,) and conse- TANTED A SITUATION by a firs-ciass (quentiy uniform eMectual. Price, 25 cents per V cook, With the best reference. Also. a voung box. For sale only by . girl wishes a SITUATION as chambermail an} ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, | Seamstress, Address 1109 14th, between L j30-tr Corner 2d and D sis. 330 NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylrania avenue. THE BEST GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY FOR THE PRICE Ladies’ Be ranted). fas Ladies’ Fine Kid French Heel, button.$: Ladies, Best Curecoa Kid, worked noles Ladies? G Kid, Button Ladies? Best Goat Batton Boot Ladies’ Foxed Goat Button. Misses’ Pebble Guat Lace Children’s Shoes, all kind Infants’ All Leather Shoes, * Bnet and , 40, 50 and Gent's French Calf Congre: Gent's Solid Leather Congress. Gent's Working Shoes. Gent's French Calf Sew Gent's Best Rubbers, 60c. ; Ladies* Be: One Price Only. 530-3 G ENTLEMEN’S Rubbers .40 GEO. MCCARTHY. PANTALOONS or FINE CASSIMERE, In LARGE ASSORTMENT, For $5. FINE BLACK DOESKIN PANTALOONS, Color and Wear Warranted, For $8. CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, oF SUPERIOR QUALITY. FROM VERY SMALL TO VERY LARGE SIZES. » THE WAMSUTTA SHIRT, Superior in Fit, WoRkMANSIIP AN! LENCE GENERAL EXCEL- To Any @ompeting Shirt in the United States; Price $1.12!,. Jan30-tr 410 Seventh street n.w. AN ANXIOUS MOTHER SAVES HER CHILD. Hoping my feeble but honest statement may reach the eye of some anxious mother, I cheerfully write the details of the sickness of my child, who Is nine Bfarscld, She was taken sick in ie year 1867, he bad a dreadful cough, and raised frightful quantities every time she coughed. I employed several prominent physicians; still I could daly) see the flesh wasting from her bones, until every physician who attended her pronouriced her case fio opeless; indeed, she had got so low and far gone that no oneexpected she would live from one hour toanother. Though not thinking I could save her, ¥ felt that, as long as life existed. 1 must continud trying. While in this despairing state 6f mind I was advised to try VEGETINE, and, although I did not indulge in the least hope, I commenced it by giving small doves: and I could see her revive un- ler its influence. I followed on regularly until the direful disease, Scrofula, showed Itself by sores ap- pearing and discharging one at atime, until there were five large running sores right opposite her lunge, which seemed firmly ingrafted into the sys- tem. ‘Still, after these sores appeared, she began to mend rapidly, I gave the VEGRTINE more freely thenzand this was the only medicine searching enough to bring it out. Finally the sores menced to heal, and they disappeared in the same way as they came,—oneat a and, at the end of six months from the time I mmenced to give her VFGETINE, every sore had disappeared. and'she was completely cured. She is now enjoying good health, with no signs of Scrofula or Consumption. Itshows conclusively that VEGETIN® saved her iifezand Udo not hesitate to proclaim it as the most indispensable article of medicine that has been discovered. Mns. GEORGE 6. BROWN, No. 6 Cambridge street. East Cambridge, Mass., May 5, Lf ACTION OF VEGETINE, A large class of disease depends on the presence of a morbid material in the blood,or, what amounts to the same thing, on the constant working of a morbid process in that fluid. The object in the treatment of such diseases is to obtain in each case some remedy that shall be able to counteract this process; that shal! destroy the morbid influence at work, and thus restore health. VEGETINE acts on the blood and on the system generally; and, when used, it is absorbed, taken up by the veins, and cir- culated through the system with the blood, reach- ing the most hidden and remote parts. I all blood diseases, humors, diseases of the skin, and nervous- ues, it isa safe and sure remedy. VEGETINE. MY SON SPEAKS. Mr. H.R. STEVENS. Dear Sir:—This is toshow that my son was taken sick in January, 1864, with Scrofula, which came out in large sotes and ulcers on hls leg and hip; His leg, was swelled more than twice Its natural si le had several doctors of high standing in their profession—twe from Boston and three from Charlestown—without petting a bit better. He was: obliged to Ile wherever he was placed, for he had no use of his limbs whatever, When we had given up all hopes of his living) we were told to try’ V'x« TINE, the great Blood Remedy; and he taken It but a Short time before we could see a great chan; The sores ran so bad that we had to fe the cloths four or fivetimesaday. Still he was getting better; for he could move his limbs, and he:p him- selfalittie, He was soon able to sit up in by constant use of VEGRTINE it has cured ‘him. le has a lame eg, which he will probably have for life; but we all tly believe if we had wsed VEGETINE before we had bothered with those doc- tors, It would have saved the use of his leg, and re- stored it to natural health. I bon, dee those troubled ‘with Scrofula will read this testimony of meand my ‘son, who is now well, and able to for himself. CATHERINE MAHONEY, 19 Trenton street, Gharlostowns Mass, > wn, May 10, 1872. Theabove plain but honest statement conclusively ‘shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects of the VEGETINE in Scrofula. |, and VEGETINE Prepared by Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. jan30-was 7 ANTED_To Re | A HOUSE | Prin, focated, betwee 10th and 18th streets and ave. and i st. n.w.. by a gentleman and © children; a house with modern imnrove- ments preferre: Rent not exceed $20 per | month; would not object to a house over a sco | Address H. H., Star office, qt | ANTED_—AGENTS that are F. and A. Mu- sons. Call on W. JONES, Room Ns, 10, Washington House, J WANTED | ful-blooded Spaniel DOG; pre- | fer liver color; will pay cash, Adidre | Bliss,"* Star office. i293" WANTED. good MUsIC BOX, that lay from six to ten or more tunes: | reasonabk | ANTED-—By a young Lady a POSITION Roverness to teach English, French and Mi Address Box 629, G0 29-81" Lady wishes a SITUATION would take charge of an inva- M. E. B. L jal Way an experienced Woman, | a SITUATION to cook, wash and. iri references given if required, Call or address 723 | 4g st., between G and H sts, s.w 120-2 * W ANZED GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- ING in city or country. General Gardenin, in allits branches and jobbing promptly attend: fo. Gentlemen's places taken by year. Cul dress 2429 M st M.DURKIN, Fiorist WANED hates Unfurnished ROOM and BOARD for gentleman and wife, within ten walk of Post Office; | sie: best references, | town, D.C housekeeper do copying;’ references, minutes* private mily pre- ferred; terms must be cheap, ' Address Y., at Star office for two days 320-95 ANTED—Cotn 1. 4CE—To RENT. with Privilege of buying; 15 to 30 acres; good house; in first-class neighborhood; n.w. preferred near city. Address, with price and ‘full part cu- i ntleman and ere no lars, ¥.Z., Star off ANTED By ge ady, iN be indulged in, two nicely- furnished ROOMS, (Board for lady only,) with a V questions w: family where there are no other boarders, Address L, T. SICARD, Star offic 2. n accomplished, handsome and agreeable young American LADY, without incumbrances, to go West as housekeeper for a widower of middle age, ample means and good ref- erences. Give address and state when and where interriow can be had, Address “fear Star office, 0. ANTED-$15 Casii_—A deserving young man ‘out of emproyment, and whose parents are dependent upon bim, will pay the above for a SiT- VATION as lamplighter of the Washington ¢ Nght Company; will’ pay the same to any person who will resign'in his favor; the best of references furnished, Address H. D. JONES, 1534 5th st. new. 329-30" ANTED_f&y a first-class French female cock. a SITUATION ina family; rec- ommenf ations. Address Box 13, Star office. j28-3* Wy ANT Permanently, a sulte of two or three KOOMS, unfurnished, without board, Answer ‘Domus, 915 E st. price, ANTED—A lady of ex factpfe of pop-corn balls, can have coustant employmént avd good ‘oF a. per cent; preferred, Call 2 10th ; ANTED—A RELIABLE PARTY to rent two Furnished Rooms, commupicating: with fire and gas; convenient to cars. Terms moderate. References exchanged. Apply at 144 Ast. ne. 128-8" ANTED-—Two furnished ROOMS, with or D.W., statin, 528-31" s rience in the manu- ANTED-—Gentlemen to know that WM. 1011 New York ting Garments to Jan26-1v without board; gentleman, wife, two chil- dren, aged ten and four, and servant. Address with terms per month, ‘Captain, U.S.A Washington, D.C, 528-3) WANTED Two cut-door SALESMEN. Koom 6, Tntelli gencer Building, 7th and D sts. n. W. W. HAYNE. . 326-1w W4szz 4 suite of three or four Unfurnis: ed ROOMS in a good locality, Address T. M. W., Star offic 2 ANTED—To xchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr Wane FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE) 614 Louisiana ave, augl6-ly ANTED—To exchan; new STOVES for oid ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to $25. _ ss sep15-tr ANTED_A perfect and clean copy of the first numberof the EVENING STAR, for which a liberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star office. aug30-tf WANTED Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ot any kind; eighteen years experience, Uphol- ery goods and work at lowest possible prices, by A. H. CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. auglé-ly WY ANteo Moras and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upt Nsterer, 614 La. ave. augi6-ly W anteb GAREETS to CLEAN, at RI Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th sts. 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge. jy13-ly W ANE AREETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf, Orders by mail, or leftal W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space, fe2L-1y W MOORE, Merchant Tailor, avenue, makes a specialty of Cut be made at home. LOST AND FOUND OST—While visiting, a GO! with pendants. | Tlie finder will be lilerally rewardea by returning it to Lieut. BARBER. Sig- nal Office, G str 330°2* evening, January 29. a lady"s 4 GOLD BRACELET, iarked KoT.B. Ar Ward will be paid for itS return to No. 635 Ts BSW 330-4:* VAME 7th Jan- a4 D LACE TO MY PREMISES, on the 2 J vary, a simall ITALIAN HOUND. ‘The owner will come forward, rove prop: IDDINGS, No, =e ALFRED G corner Unie rt 1. OST—Sunday night, in Gvorgetown, @ brown b Pyiteettaesuia aenecriseainy iame of Flora. A liberal reward will be =o given on return to 108 Prospect street, G town. j80-20° OST_On Friday 4 tan TERRIER GYP: answers to name Je. Liberal reward If returned to, DEY'S Lime Kilns, 27th and L’ stree j29 2+ |AKEN UP ASTRAY—At foot of Fort Si ‘toga, on the 25th inst., two SHUATS. ‘The owner will ylease come forward, prove .operty. pay charges. and take them sway. ». EDEL, at foot of Forc Saratoga, Old Bivdens- burg Road, 328 3u* OST—On It r Pennsylvania ave- 4 nve, between I st. and the Capitol, on 24tb inst., a PENDANT (form, a Coral Rose, set in leaves of Go d,) of aGold Ear-Drop. A reward will be paid upon its return to N-, 125 A st, &e, N ne 328-3." REMOVAL or BECKER'S Manufactory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS. To Corcoran Building, opp. U.S. Treasury, FEBRUARY 18T. 4@ New Stock of Goods, EDUCED PRICE! ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform his. patrons and the public Renerally that in con- Sequence of reduced prices in goods and new facilities, he is now able to make up. CLOTHES and furnish GOODS in his line from fen to fifteen per cent, less than former rates, ro spectfully requesting continued favors. Y reaesting I. HEIBERGER, CITIZEN AND MILITARY TaILoR, {25-tr 617 Penn’aave., Washington, D.C. AND SECOND-HAND CARRI PEN, a ive new H pe; two Coupe Pane) am) A Lz jan26-tr Cou; four Jt ten y Buggies: and Afty omer styles Also 8 large hand Carisees and Bi on hand, at No, 466 re Re- Faia. FP. Sombie 8 CO., Carrivzre ie and pe Gages. "137 B Navy Yard cars’ pass the door. G. M.GAETZ. — jang8im* ECONOMIZER is not a humbus. coats but fiftesn rons to Boris, i. Kirency. 813 on irest }/E LOT OF DEMONGEUT'S MANU- rN YACTURED Wigs. sts very tow sigur EMOREST GeV EEE & DOW siy ive, Disses Or WE: a = Ec lent a by. General Rw. 499-I1m Jpuary 25, small black and | wR; aR to keep | | FOR RENT AND SALE. yok RENT OOM M02 14h and L sts. now. Farnished and unfarnts Bo 3 PUR KENT -A pleasant ROOM, with good Board, in central location, near the street ears, can bet 4 at B19 13h st, VOR RENT 939 Ko Ss D ROOM, en suit su An HBr Sia Y OF porrsr near the three principal hote: LW, KF dows: corner t and KEL ROU mexlern ¢ h OR RENT —Ah aruished PAR vor: wiih bt it fh fly nites NO. 1COG Oth sin. we nicel ‘urnished suite of ROOMS. 3610 16h si, ja 3° handsomeiy furnished PARLOR M in a new house with bay win nvenicnces, Apply at he ne. Se 50-41% Fe: RENT—HG Peunsyivat remyses oT Ol ional Bank. R RENT—1 QR RENT—One Water and gas, OR REN south fre of cars: gent Reference [sand ave. n d; house ing of LOUIs opposite Rigi two-story BRIG alg 11 toon all. modern 2) Kpniv te. A. GARDNER. r— Handvomely furnished ROOM. , heat, tian and wife or single gontien ‘OR RENT—FRAME HOUSE Ne JUSE of 30 rooms and STORE, nia avenn= west. Inquire on tae MATTHEW G. EMERY, S+cond j30-20" ht-room BRICK HOUSE, 113K st.n.w. Apply at Gro- North Capitol and H st. n.e., or 219 F st, BOS* ‘as: convenient to four lint vm. i a not require attention of at required, Location, 909 Ts Hist. n.e., mod. o4 agent, and give in exchange therefor, some CASH 130-3 °° | Ss Vilas 38 ES “a . $500 snd a deatrable BRICK | Pe ed small L010 Rhode | 3: a # . $.W.. mo i, Incumbrance, " CA! 5 City ¥ ‘ost Ws five, rooms and halls jarge | GOT Noe B=» mod tmp e $E09 | Once. _ sis eae 0" et pod repair, Rent low. pply | 1100 4th’st. now., moi, Tis, * 3!200 0, $12 00 000, $2,500 — Also, ral | P. SHO EMAKER, a0 A Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. ms of $500 TO LOAN upon real estat ee ‘OK RENT—O1 or partly farnis i will rent very low. Terms int advance; 1415 10th st. nd_also kitchen: (OR REN and put in compl ab energetic man, PORK REN HOUSE Owner wil b ble. Apply a hours. Ret (Eon It 1k FOR RENT- HOUSE, N em improvements OR RENT—Two Pleasant Sunny ROOM rate OR RE heatand W., near Post offic 11209 10h also, Sniall and Painte US: NT- Pu Purniched or Unfurnished; together Ud 8: STARLES; ail modern Shops. Inquire 0 ROOMS, unfurnis ie 0 privilege of dining room hed w., between O and P ‘The BOWLING SALUON at the corner of 6th and. C st fe orders recently re: An excellent Tor Apply toP. M. DUBANT. ranged aud pleasant b persons renting, if psylvania avenue aft jocation, EASANT RESIDENCE—Tue RE- Ist., between 12th and 13th ats, contain itehen on IT st.; rent moderate, FURNISHED Ro hot and coid water; S10 Col ed people; Carpent e458 1 st. nw. the mi per month toa res A. TAIT, 221 Pa. VOR RENT—A hine Store & Co,, 427 T—HOUSES Cst, s.e., nine rooms, nodern improvements: rent ponsible tenant. Apply tod AVE, 8.8, 529-3 FLOOR over our Sewin er, gas and bath. McK th St. new,, Sewing Wu FPO RENT On st. between T OR — 473 oll ie Nation NISHED PA floor: Single R furnished, s centiemen, or i rom the’ Patent Hast. new RLOK and woms on Second all modern improvements, OR RENT—Two pl » Febrn: and M ary 1 $ Missouri avenue, near M. mal and St. James Hotel, FUR- BEDROOM, on first and Third Boone: ant FRONT ROOMS. for two or three singt ight housekeeping: one office: Pleasant locativ itable OR RENT—Small BRICK HOU 8th st. new Dove. ete JOS FL K 20) F Fr RENT Ph single or com with or without Be location: half the doo apitol st. OR RENT improveme uults, a low rel uare from Capitol ground erms yery moderate, s, hot and cold water and bath mn on same floor; house arranged for two fami me or two Roo: 1» No. 1 rooms, gas, water, bath, dow. house in air, Heal’ Estate Agent, 002 Sth 3r Ss: new brick, two-story, toa good party. BL HL’ it. new. __ 7329. ant FURNISHED ROMS, mur vard; in quiet family; delightful rating: southern exposure: cars, 38 IVE ROOMS. modern ; toa family es offered rat Sto j20-3: nt avenue, betw ny kind of busine: nt, HW. Seven Fooms, . D.W,. fourteen rooms, with wdern improvements. Apply to c. CLARK. J.P., No, 824 1 Tv. 1253 9th ONE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ 500 IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL Es- JOR SALE OR RENT— at a Bare aix—one | st. now., 10 rs., m.1.$42.50 tate security, Apply to office of LOWIS F Knick N OHS mew. WW rs, mietesces 40.00 | SHORMARER, 080 Fst. nw. ms." rk No, 1508 9th st. n.w.. 10 rs, m.: | = — =a | Brick No. 1410 Daten wes 10 ts ml 25.00 | FTO LOAN $2,000. $1,500, $1,000. at 8 per Frame No. 629 RL. ave. b.w., Ors. 16 00 | -A..ceut. on Rea: Estate. a = | Frame No. 426 N. J aves now.) 7 rs.- 20) iso: "SS Ceres j Apny to ALBERT _ _ and F sty. aw. | 3 920 F st. GANS ae ani are ED CoLLAT ———— = 4 EKAL. JUN SILERMAN & CO., FoR RENT, soin Real Estate vgoits ; Clond Baikliog. Witnowr RD, | ANTED- $16,000 at 8 per cent. on good one Ben | Waites reper. “adaress"y. Wn wot | 629 P.O, 120-8." i | i G21 K st. s, | 711 5th st | 82. 83. 16 1221 to 1233 5 St. n.w, pet. ROOMS, five-octave Piano-styie ORGAN; will rent at Witt Us or $2.50 per month. No. 3 Qa street se, j2 Si i . ss CASH WILL HE PAID t¢ parboay whe BILLIARD TABL Wiil procure me a GO" NMENT Pos! 3 Lag Ofany kind, Address M.D. Fe Star office, 128-20 | in private house; new house; new furniture, and good location. Address Box 254, City Post Office. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN OF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh St, ‘Changes Weinesday and Saturday.) made every 1611 61h st. n.w., f. he, 4 rs. | 824 and 826 6in st. now. fh Ww se. fh. 5 18'Brown* Unimproved Property For Saie. st ands n.w,, per ft. 7 t Ast and 211 s OR SALE CHEAP—BILLIARD TA Collender’s make, in good order, In 883 Louisiana avenue. i W ANTED_To EXCHANGE A good work or family HORSE fora free driver wi'h more speed Address Box 829, city Post Ofice. J29-31* G REAT BARGAINS—Two small HOUSES, in W very desirable lotations, will be sold during the BLE. ire at es OS next ten days ata very low price, B, H. WAR- ra 1 gory Br NER. 06 Pston.w. 7 OY EN Oy i peiant bd 2 der. av PARTY DESIROUS OF LEAVIN THE | ty will take unencumbered, well locaved which will Iso, $10. 000 at T percent, F. W. .. 631 F street 526-6 SUITABLE PERSON WITH $500 CASH, and a little time to spare, may obtain an iuter= est in an old and well-established Claim Ai Address BUSIN ESS, Star office, RARE CHANCE FOR A HOM ll-room BRICK HOUSE, in ing and popular northwestern part of the city, will rs. 8 be sold by the owner at a sacrifice; easy terms. Ad- dress HOME, City post office. J 325-1w ESK ROOM IN THE VERY DESIRABLE e. ‘ber ft. Uand V. Vermontay. and 9th n.W., per ft. office 810 F street. Le Droit building, for rent. 4» st., bet. 12th and 13th s.w., per ft. at once, to JOHN T. ARMS, Room 19 Le Tnsi.. bet. Mand S s.e.. per ft building. 525-61 13th st. bet. Cand Ds... per ft. 220,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECU- Estes Nae, ed and Sith aw. 5 ber ft. a SSRITY—Tn any sums wanted, ‘ata low Tate of Pine. et Danae ce ween i3o | Wterest. If security he ample, money will _be Tom st. , bet. S. Cars aves and Cs.6./per food 130 | fiaely farmished.” MM. ROHRE, 913 7th Houses For Rent. Serer SCHANGE TX — 43 mate 2 WOR SALE OR EXCHANGE_AT A Gueat FASE St. Capper portion). amt. 12 rs $100 | Wekng ais fing tines sony BIACE: BOCSE 8.w.cor.4th and N sts, mod. imp 6 10th street, near New York avenue, Also, wo 415 13th'st.n.w.,.mod.imps.,8 rs. 50} Sint aire , BULL) NG rors. on easy ee | 425 and 427 4th St.n.w. mod. imps. 50 ake other property. approved notes or bonds, | M12 Mats n. Wey aia tps iss 85 Address Box 530, Host Uimee, —_ _ 325-20 st. n.w., mod. imps.. Urs. » *HANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY 807 224 st. ny mod. im, 30 RM of 120 acres, in Priuce Geor county, 308 9th st. D.w.. (store, ) 1 imps. Lr 35 highly cultivated, well watered. &c.: im? Cor. Prospect & Lingan'st, .Gcot'n,m,im,.10r 30 | proved hy frame house G rooms outhouses, a 1315 10:h st.n.w..mod. imps. 8 25 | Farming implements, horses, carts, cows, poultry 2v2 B st. n.w., mod. 25 | &c., included. HALL & BARTLEY, 515 street, 125-6r* TT HOLDERS OF CALLED BONDS. Holders of Called United States Bonds can have them cashed in gold or currency, or exchanged for other U. 8. or District Bonds, at 1431 Penna. avenue, All kinds of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, and Loans negotiated on commission, Special tax paid. PETER CAMPBELL, Banker and Broker, 143i Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building.) j25-Lm. YR SALE—A three story and basement Brick HOUSE; finelocation; évery modern improve- 206,N. J, 1907 Pa. 1104 6th 81 | 1425 8th st. Store, &e.. 104("st, 2307 M st. 446 U Bi 802 A Al: abo eave. 's ave, ‘nw, | 1335 Corcoran 713 21st st.’nw, 2206 14th st. uw, 1427 6th st. ny 713 H st. uw,.. 438 K st. nw, B. H. WARNER & CO,, BRAINAED H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest, it. DW, nw, » 1326" aw, 25 | 449 I st. nw, anumber of other Houses, similar to the ‘a list of which is materially altered every day on the tal'etin at our office. iment; cost three years ago $6,000. 1 now offer It JBi Bohn 3d ; | for $3,790. Small cash Fayment balance on long red sue,on, the st and sth of each month a **Bu Steen mei tee Sad Feo” letin’* of Proj for sale and rent on m; Sy cS - Hi har “i which can be fad on _applicati vmlce, EY TO LOAN GOOD REAL ES- Will’te Sout by mma ras get? AE OY OM C0, OF MO eas lon SIN Ose gto. toe ba. ‘Loans. om. Sg ge 10 sums of a1 000 ach and . sums ol each. Also several amounts o $1.500, $800, at 8 per cent, jan30-tr__| $300, $200 to loan, B, H, WARNER, 916 F st. E REN — n, Tost] 523-101 Wii H SUATER at ‘the old stand, No, 1425 Pa. avenue, pays Improvement taxes at the lowest price, and will purchase Drawbacks and EDWIN A. MCINTIRE. gil aditors 1206 K st. nw, .....8150 Market Spare, Geo'n,.25 | Auditor's Certiticates at “the highest siparket 1780 1 wt.’oW, so. -..+6125 | 1222-1296 8 st. nw, ... 25 ——— — | Corner 6th and E..100 919 Pst. nw, 25 OR SALE_AT A SACRIFICE—Ax excellent 10- 1446 N st. nw,....+-834 Store, &., SU & Hae, 25 roomed BRICK HOUSE on H st., between 7th BSB st. se, 73 B13 C'st. se, 25 | and 8th, n.w. This is one of the best opportunities 811 Est. nw, 75 1935 T st. uw. 125 | lately oftered to purchase a home in a central Jocal- 5 1510 12thst, ‘90 | ity. | Apply to B. H. WARNER & CO,, Real Es- 60 1911 N. Hamp. ave,..20 | tate Brokers, No. 916 F 60 305 12th st. sw... i Sarena 60 1234 10th st. nw,. NVESTMENTS. 1415 D st. nw,. FOR SALE. 81B 8th st. nen District of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold 450 Ost bonds, District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- “Wastitagton 30 year6 Id. bond: Vashington r cent. Is. States Bonds of all issuse, and other se- United curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. $1200 To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, = CHARLES F. SCHAFER, ‘nov8-ly 645 7th De R BSALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- > 1131-38 Parl 810 4th st. ne,. 18% Roundary. 1315 I st. ne,. | 65 Jackson Aliey’ Beart trally located on Pennsylvania avenue; build! gas and waier, Inquire at Star nov8-3m contains store and 15 roo! paved cellar; stable for two beSSS5! BOARDING. OARD.—Nicely-furnished ROOMS, with first- near! arly OR RENT, class BOARD, at 718 19th st., between (3 and it n.w. i H Jan24-tr em s ARLOR an B: . HOLTZMAN, 10th . 2. We 4 EL BALE Eni ie F ting, (and bay window, nicely fur. ‘Three vew Storen TAO A125 1488 NY. av Se gi MSF eof BEALE having leased the Houses | ed, with piano, suitable for family or single | 12 Office Rooms over above stores from $35 to 35 < eee ta 6 and 908 14th st.. opp. Franklin also, other Rooms, with every modern | § Sto from 917 to 925 7th st.n.w., each. we |, in connection with her present house, rer also. frat-clase Table Beard: 4 Dwelling Houses over above stores, each 33 | Satine Home Any them on as @ first-class LES AGCETANOS Tee ee oe a Ssaods ha & | "A" tew handsomely-furnished ROOMS, (single seo a BL 911 Rat.n.w.-Orooms and bath, mod. imps. ne, go | atid double.) remaining. will bereuted with ‘tosed | RK RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS, with | 637 D st. n.W:, 10 rooms and bath, mod. lap, 36 at reason able prices. water and gas: snitabie for lighthousekeping. | Store. comer Loulstana ave and étlrst. n.W.r-. 90 | ,,2AILE HOALD will be maie a specialty, and Apr fst. n.W. yes" | sate ath at a. 30 f.'miod, imps. the price charged $20 per month. i = yh iar th st. wal Ey ARD.— E ats: 2). revs? Tent 3 THOS: FOR SALE~Ai elegant new double House, with | 13°Kuoais “wide BOAMD! Turnace open erate VN: 519 Tih st. 25 St” | greys mod. convenience: one of the best locations Se,j No. 1896 1 st., near 14th, opposite Franklin OR RENT—The whole or part of @ very desira- | — Houses and Lots in every section of the city, | 2@t*: Lh Vie aud thoroughly Furnished HOUSE, All | $1,500 to $50,000, : OARDING.—715 9th st. _n.w., handsomely- biodern Improvements, No, 21 Grant Place. pbllthe Property on my books has been Feduced in | > furnished ROOMS. en Suite OF single, with } Le 5 jar : ern est ple POR RENT on second iloor, two BEDROOMS STANLEY JONES, - Poere 816 perimonteys a Oe and PARLOR, nicely furnished, 1415 1st. n. é PBOsEDING.—ROOMS handsomely furnish Wp Call between 10" and 12 a, ni. “Terms t6 REAL ESTATE BROKER, FOR gt Ainales with firstoclass TABL OR RENT FUR} ISHED, two connecting $11 SEVENTH STREET. Bo =—_ wai a With use of Tarlor, vary central and deateeris es Houses for Sale. Can obtain excellent ROARD at reduced nh 12th st. n.w. 328-3." K st., bet. 14th and 16th 2. w. 8 stories, m.1.695.000 at the hotel of J.M. PERREARD, 506 and 5 aa x — as B st, .bet.1st and 2d n.e,.3 stories,m.{mps..25.000 | st. n.w. Meais’ prepared by a French cook and OR KENTA nicely Furnished PARLOR and | McPherson Place.n.w..3 stories, mod.imps..25,000 | Served st eneraient hee 26-61" KED ROOM adjoining; fire and gas: $20 per | 19th st., bet. R and § n-W.,3 stories. m.1... .. 6.000 ee ee inonth, Also, well, Furnished Bedroom $8 per 2d and $1 s.¢.,3'stories. 13 rs..m.i. 8.000 OARDING.—Large, first-class Rooms, newly mouth. | Board if desired, at No. 227 3d st. n.W. nd 2d n.W..8stories, mod.1.... 7,000 Paced and malniht (new furniture), an 528-31 Bin dt, vel. C and D nie. 2 stories,7rs......-. 4.000 | Board, can be had at 920 New York av, 126-Lx* : — = = st., bet. and 14th n.w.,3 st.,9 rs..4a.i, 4) ane { sE— e OR RENT Tworstory BRICK HOUSE: cight | }st.,bet.17th and 18th niw..2 st..10 r8.,m.i 4.500 | ([EMONT | HOUSE Good | Hotel BOARD: Lo TatS ROOMS aR SC EHROCAE, oft tanta. { Gst-sbet-8d and 4th’s.e.,8 stories, 10 rs,.m.1 4.000 | gos int “gay era he eet got Roum, at Fe ug hee att BA CB ROCAL ou se Fist spet-Sd and 4th n-e. 2 room frame-..... 2-800 | jerday, Every room newly papered, painteds and Noor of 446 Pst, reat J. W. HARDELL'S ‘17th st., bet. L and M n.w., 3 stories,8 rs. 2.500 | furnished with Brussels carpet. and. marblo-top corner 91h and we 123 3 Est. bet. Q and EK n.w..2 st..6rs.,mod.i.. 1-600 | yack walnut furniture, and mostly heated vp PARLOR | E-Cap’st.,ber.5th & 6thse.e, Sst. i3rs..im.i 7,000 | Back, g S1o-tm ROOM ant | E-Cap.st.,bet.6th & 6th s,¢.,3 st. 1srs.,m. 1.10/00 eee as A TOF EWG Tisaeanl took ss.av. be, Cap. € Ist st. neW.,23t.,8%..m.1 3.000 E STREET N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, fetit Brean Columbia st, bet. P and Q n.w..3 st. m1... 3.500 with BOARD; en ‘suite or single; south: qe Uh stony 8" Sih st.,bet.M and N n.w.,2 stories. mod.1.... 3,000 | ernexposure, Table Fare first-class; terms m: a jo Aa T st. Het. Lath and Loth nw, 2 3 21790 | erate, jan3-4 OR REN T—1406 3st. 0 improve- f 7 JROARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with ments. Reut low toa responsible ‘teaant. A. 6000 ‘itho a . portion of the house retained if desired. 126-60 2.700 Blotethoat wound iat reneonalis sates, 5} 997 DR RENT STORE 1723 P vv: ave. and 15th'n. . .000 | = anon s - lex 925. AlS04 11 USE, 6 rooms. No. aud Wagwd tO FSi. sm MYFTON House, rice pply 1723 Pewnsviva: ne.,28t, franie, ge ground 4,000 p 126 Gt pove Boundary new..2st.,0 tsemet-- 2.000 022 and 924 F Street N.W. RED right wood, Suitable for a. park FARM of 40 three ated near miles hington, t arden: would rent on shares if preferred, Address HENRY THORN, 625 E st. new, _ 126 4) R SALE 50-ACRE FARM, improvea with a fourteen-room House and outbuildings, two es from elt s 1 Fu ©O, Ss. oh. urnished 631 F st clglteon Foomss, $84, FOR RENT—Three new HOUSES, with all ihe modern inpro: on 2 open from 10 am LIGAN, 508 12t' FOR REN’ ROOMS, th Wements; one With store; frout n Ist st. n.e., corner D st. north, the Capitol, Rent $25. House toap.m. Inquire of T. GAL- st. new. (85 -6i* ‘ely furnished Front and ‘dior, all modern im| rove- inents; location central and pleasant; convenient to No, 705 8th st. 124-6." rivate famil, alldepartments: pi n.W. oR RENT—A Ftoots in pleasant location partments. Reference exchanged n.W. Suite of Furnished or Single ivate family, and ina healthy, rs passing from Capitol to. De- No, 129 Dst. 14-1 FOR RENT-Bix-room HOUSE, between G and yard, Inquire 310 E 724 10th st.. water in kitchen and We 323-1m H 1R RENT—No, 458 New Jersey ave. s.¢,, only three squares and bath-room, wit from the Capitol, seven rooms ith a large yard; house in perfect repair, A careful and responsible tenant is wanted, pply to JOHN T. PORE 1X rooms, with ‘water, latrove, clos yapered and painted U - ARMS, 810 Fst. §23-Im ‘o-story Press Brick HOUB! h bath-room, water closet, gasan and ce'lar ur. Ren sets, pant roug] recently low toa H Teponsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 Columbia st., between P and Q and 9th and 10th sts. 0.7. j23-1m ROR RENT—HO ‘THOs, E. W. USE No, 1110 F st. Apply to AGGAMAN, 519 7th st. 119-27 Al 718 13th st. n.w. R RENT—HOUSE No. 609 New Jersey ave. u.W., 10 rooms, modern improvemen’ t pply to W. C. JOHNSON 4 POR EENT—Comer STORE and DWELLING. suitabie for any business. Low rent toa good tenant, 4th and C door, "Enquire No, 428 11th st. n.w. sts, itol_ Hi Key next $19-1m R RENT—BUILDING No. 1236 Penusyiva- nia ave, D.w.; store, with cellar and three large floors, lately occupied by Francis Lamb. A\ piytod- WALTER, Wil wat news Heim RENT—Low, three-story BRICK, all Fore ern con : desirable mrighborhood; 108 G sireat new App 3. Ga NEDY, 701 1th street new. P to JOS. C. G. KEN- * ignewais 20th si J16-tr bet.3d and 4th n.e.. Lst.bet.i7th & Conn.a.n,w..3st.,12rs,,m.1 8,200 H st., bet. 22d and 23d n.w.,3 st.,8 rs, Hamp.av.ab. Circle n.W,.3 st..8 rs.,m.i bet.8 and Tn. w..2 story frame. M st. bet. 9th and 10th n, w. 3 st. 12 r: 11th st, bet.8 and T n.w.,2st.,7 rs..mci 14th, abéve Circle, 3st., 121s., mod imps.. To Loan. $10,000, $1,500, $1,000 on first-class real estate security, stori ies, mod. imps 3. 2,600 3.000 ml. 12th st. bet.5 and T n.w.,2 st,\8 rs.,mci Tat. bet, Cap.and 1st,n.6..3 st._8 rs,, In. 2,500 litH 8T. N.W.—Entire NEW HOUS! Myrtle st.,bet. Cap, & Ist'n.e.,2 st.,7 rs.,m.i 2.000 all modern improvements; Furnish -Cap.st, wbet.H and ne.8 at.& store,m.1 6 000 | ROOMS with Sret-clees T, BLE BOARD: suite of «bet. .W..3 st.,10 rs.,m.1.. ..10, Rooms on third '. Transie! 18 m= Riggs st., be. 13th & 14thh.w..3st..11rs..m.i 7,000 | modated. oor: nt Borel Lie Building Lots For Sale. Dan: | Negegapesaons pinay. anon 210 3 ae Corner New Hampshire ave. and 16th st. 60 Frople, with 558 ShES OE eepErty See Sele Bak, GOI aa Sgn eee tw. wie GS, $F) “HES oramined, Searches forchattel Trust, A Race Ta cas wo | eeu meant ; North Capitol, bet. H and I sts, n.e.... 5 - MADAME E088. Wanted. A neat seven ight room ‘This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing ROUbe ca eater epee mana o: | Mauemenge orang Ne ot at reat ween F’ and N-sts, We ior ‘To cost not over $0007) “> And 14th sts. now. | HE0 Byeent and Future? is ove oe ae | advice is inval her deseribing your friends, point- j ing out your ‘cnemion and informing youre the . STANLEY JONES, eee eel ation, Vl: gate 511 Seventh street. STROLUGIST.—Mrs, Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- KR RENT OB SALE—1446 N st., (new,) fin- Iwania avenue. If ould ished in best. style; 18 rooms;”"cvery' room | onsult the Dr. in all hikes. "Ome teoue gees ing tubes, electSic telat stationary wanttabsaae. | & 2-108. ae 3 8 3 veg- ctabje and meat celir. ‘Can be seen at any time, Mitata: Parte, th gros 'M"lle Lenor- x mand, Paris, the greatest ‘Reader ever OR RENT_476 Missouri ave,, 11 rooms, a ee bath, and all mod. imps. oniy $47.60, tea Gch | DStD.W._F st - OATS, 3t., rooms, all mod. Imps., (new;)_ only $22.60, 37018 at. B'rs.. all-mod, imps. $ bs 108 Ba. ot’g | TS= CELEBRATED BURFORD, Tos Bat: nw 3-im Fe RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvaniaave corner 4‘ st. JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. novll-8m* FOR Ap en pt eee, SALE. fourteen room Hi Fn eS bur Cure noses Leet . eae, erence Se aaa Oe +. ; excellent ‘0, 1823 I street n.w. Her MOM ANE J. TIBBETS, Palace 718-Lm ‘14th st. and New York ave, R SALE—Cuxar For CasH—A numberof | FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM paeerior. Fire and ‘Proof; Ee of the American Steam coun, 1¥; a8 good as new, For particulars as to &c., apply at the Of various sizes and decorations. it BALE—at a w. “isin geod coudlien nodern, tmprovements; M. W. GALT, BRO, & 00., Wee, H aa sre 8B BROWNE, Law: j16-tr JEWELLERS. Pes Comme es eens ore SE K’S IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. RK SALE—VERY LOw—Uncalled-for PACK- — AGES st W_H WHEATLEX'S Dyeing E | |The tost American wine in the market: dry, 8 ‘Pants and Vests, Ladies Dress | imported brand." Good teasing eens ee, J Ws Fringes, Ties, Rib- | production account for its ‘. Dons, be. dc., will De sold at private sale at the 3 ‘case, ener and atter January 3, 1878." oan iim fangte B67 market Space. DRY GOODS. D™ GooDs AND CARPETING! We are havin, y GC our DS A sirable Dry Goods and Carpets will be sold at cost for cash. uisands of dollars’ worth of Rev nants, Ac, Will be sold at loss than cost W. W. BURDETTE & G0. No, 038 Trn St., t No. 706 K st. N.W. yer 29-08 4meaure EDGINGS, FROM AUCTION. 11,600 YARDS ed and are selling from @ cents per yard Cheapest lot of Kagings cver offered tm REMNANTS. 500 Spring and Fall remnants of Dress Geeds at one-fourth the actual cost to close White Pique 7 cents. Damask Towels only 15 cents, sold at 25 conts, Double-wid'h Alpacas Gob) only 15 cents, 50 pieces plain Mohair Dress Goods at 15 cemti sold at 2 cents, seicached Musiin at wholesale prices, 6, 6, 6 cents. Sheeting Cottons, 12, 15, 36, Bleached Table Linens ftom Brussels Carpets 80c. grain Carpets 60 cents. cost. Also, Banke! Just up. this city, }, 25 cents. ‘@0, 70, 75 conte extra double weight ta- ‘All our Carpets at prime To make room for SPRING GOODS, we effec the above-named goods for thirty days, COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS. C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylcania avenus, Jan26-tr ‘South side, near Teh st. n.w rEcan NOTICE. is NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY DRY @0ODS. To reduce stock previous to taking our annual inventory, will allow a DISCOUNT OF 12), PER CENT. Monday, January on all cash sales, commencing 2 tay. .¥ 30 DAY 28th, and will continue for ON Splendid line of new PRINTS, 4's, 5 and 6 cts, arge lot of Bleached and Brown UOTTONS, at +7, 8, Band 10 cts. Hest 10.4 SHEETINGS at 25 cts. 25 doz. TOWELS. 1 yard long, only 10 cts. All our . DRESS GOODS down to 20 cts, © pieces Biack CASHERES, bought at auction, will be sold with the same discount. Splendid wide Iilack CASHMERES only SL., soil at 50 Lupin’s ALL WOOL, only 55. ai slo7. of the’ best Wiiite SHIRTS will be sold RLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost, 500 pieces of Hamburg EDGES and iNSERT- INGS from auction, Will be sold at the same time, Ladies will do well to attend this sale and save money, as the goods must be sold in 30 days. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, Second door from 7th street. S™Ks AND VELVETS, aT CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, Opposite the Patent Ofice, HEAP DRY GOoDs. , — Having too much Winter Stock, I will give the public the advantage of getting Geods less than Manufacturers" prices. Elegant Alpacas in colors 15 cts., worth 25. All-wool Cashmeres and Serges 37 cents, Whole stock Dress Goods reduced in price. Full stock Sheetings « ‘Wool Fiannels 12's, 15, 20, 25 to 60 cents, Calicoes 4%, 5 cents. Carpets sactificed— Brussels 85 cents to $1.19, Extra Tapestry Lngrains less than cost, Good Ingrains 25, $0, 37's, 50 cents, All-wool Carpets 60 cents, iT. N. NAUDAIN, 324-te 709 Market Space. NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICE } — BRODHEAD & CO., 939 Pa. avenue, Now offer an elegant Gros de Rhine Bik Silk at T5c, All-wool Black “French Cashniere (double wid! and original dye) B5 cents and up. Elegant 8-button Kid Gloves, in black, white, street and opera shades, $1.25. 10,4 Pequot Bleached Sheeting (full 4 ys. wide) 29c. per yard; utiful tonnes 12 ‘se. per yd. Loriealale4-4 Bieached Cotton (the pleseant Sewing, nicest washing and best wearing cottom Made) 10c.; all-linen Bleached Table [am 0c. per yard and up: Clark's best 200-yard 8} Cotton only Se. spool; Lupin's Double-width col- ored Cashmere 7 ceiits. reduced from $1.25. Anda complete line of indies". gent sand.children's Cotton Hose, together with all kinds of Fancy aud Domestic Dry Goods, at prices lower than ever, Callandexamine. \ “BRODHEAD & UO. 939 Pa. avenue. bet, Hh and 10th, BEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, FOR THIRTY DAYS LONGER. In order to close out our entire stock of WINTER DRY GOODS, Handsome Plaid Stripe and Plain Woollen Dress many at less than cost, to close them out; Fine Black Cashmeres, Black Double-faced Mi hairs, Black Silks and plain Colored Silks; 60 pieces Dress Goods for 12 to 25c. per yard, very cheap. Special bargains in Cloths and Caxsimeres: Ladies? Cloakings and Waterproofs, with a full’ stock of Cottons, Flannels, Table Linens, Towelings, Nap- preads, kins, Blankets, White and Colored Bed § % #a- All articles warranted to prove as represent- at J. W. COLLEY's, No, 801, Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. TREMENDOUS RUSH I FOR THE CHEAPEST DEY GOOD! WASHINGTON STILL CONTINUES ar CARTER’, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store. We are selling off (positively) regard) as we only havea few days loft to remain rs store. x cellent Call short lengths, 4s; pure wool, large hg ee Blankets, $2.50; double folk ver fine colored Cashmerés, 25 cents; beautiful woo! Dress 18¢. ; Waterproof Cloth, nearly 2 yards wide, 8c, r oe one Black a ‘Biack Cashmeres ae nd Caching ite eieae ety a BL Pt SHA! PLEASE a INE OUR DRY GOODS, AND IF THEY ARE OT THE CHEAP: DO NOT BUY Tem, ON biemaraais’ > se __GENTLEMEN’S GOO STINEMETZ, HATTER ann FU this D8. 1237 Penna. avenue, RRIER, ‘xt to cor, 13th st. Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other Gentlemen's Dress and-Business HATS,» Oe Choice stock of UMBRELL. Best Goods, Lowest Prica Jan2-tr 5S oo BATS! HATS p_| a UMBRELLAS AND CANES, A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, at ‘WALTER KER’S, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, Jan! Above Willard’s Hotel, LJ HIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER 8’ PLACE IN THE WORLD, At Cc. GEO. Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, North’ Ws ‘We make the FINES ORDER in the most Lied Pi gutta Muslin and Twent ‘5. Fine DRESS ‘amsutia Muslin for 7 cents. a. ‘orrizeRs ARM MERCHANT | TA! wil Weer