Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1878, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: . _.Febraary 1, 1878. jrerage sworn Dail: 437, 380—heing more than threetimes that th dail, in Washi: Sad more than that of all the others added togethers sg. ——— To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In thelr an- | mouncements as early in the day as possible, and in all cases before 12 o'clock M. The insertion inthe Same day's issue of those reaching the office after ‘that hour cannot be assured. a To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or | Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name, Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPany,—not to that of any individual, 4#@- Anonymous communications not read; re- | Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. es When Russia has succeeded in bringing Tur- key toa sense of the erueities practised upon | the Bulgariams and other subjects, it will be in order for her to pay a little attention to the | beam in her own eye, It is stated that nearly 200 persons, who were accused of sympathiz- ing with revolutionary movements in Russia, and imprisoned four years ago, to be heard in court. Inthe interval some of them have died, others have contracted ehre diseases, and several of them have become in- sane. The whole number of arrests amounted to nearly a thousand: but a large number were liberated after short terms of imprison- ment. had learn i some facts from a letter of a cer- tain Debogory. A man of that name was among the accused, and the authorities at | once leaped tothe conelusion that the young | person in question had been in correspondence | TS of the supposed seeret society ad been in prison for two or three years it was accidentally discovered that the writer of the letter was not the Debogory who had been arrested, but a nev per corres- pondent of the same name, and that the letter | had appeared in one of the daily papers. A young doctor, who had been compromised four years but had been allowed to re- | main at liberty on condition of appearing when summoned, was recalled from the army and placed in the deck. A young girl was ar- rested some years ago and was likewise libe- rated on bail. When she had probably forgot- ten all about having read revolutionar pamphlets and talked sedition, if she was ever guilty of such things, and when she already a married woman with two young children. she was again arrested and placed among the accused. The loss of the Metropolis, following so and oceur- | made ¢losely on the wreek of the Huron. ring in nearly the same locality doubly terrible startling coincidence. The vessel earried en- | gineers. labo ., to work on the Madeira and Mamore railroad, which is to develop the resources of Bolivia, and is an American ven- ture. loss of life seems from the latest | dispatches not to have been so great as at first reported, as many as one hundred out of the two hundred and sixty on board being saved. But the sufferings of the wrec! are brought terrible plainness. According to patches the Metropolis was unseaworthy. is yet too soon to decide intel cause of the wreck ; but time must be made to develop it, and to fix the re- sponsibility. It will be necessary for one thing, to inquire why the Metropoiis left port when the indications of a storm were positive. Everything possible mast be done to reduce j to a miniumum the chances of the occurrence of such disasters. —___-<. A petition in behalf of Distriet suffrage has been printed. It declaims at immense length upon the immutable rights of man as “enun- ciated in the Declaration of Independence and guaranteed in the Federal Constitution, and in conelusion demands in swelling but bor rowed rhetoric that Congress shall “give us a government of the people, for the people, and by the people.” This is very fine inthe ab- stract, but what has it to do with the District of Columbia, where, by the express terms of the Constitution referred to, **Congress shall exercise exclusive legislation in all eases whatsoever”? If this spread-eagle petition- writer wants to reach anything practical he skould ask for an amendment to the Constitu- tion taking from Congress this exclusive juris- diction over the Distriet. Until that is done the people of the District can have no repre- sentative government, and the exercise of suffrage here must be practically a nullity. It ntly as to the and investiga Bismarek wishes to be relieved of some of the burdens of state, without any serious diminution of the extent of his controlling Power as chancellor. The direct management of the entire German administration proves too great a strain on his physical and mental Powers. After his triumphs as diplomatist and statesman, he feels that he has earned the right to a relaxation of cares without a | decrease of dignities. In order to effect this, it is likely that the Federal Council will allow him to sign bills, ete., through a deputy min- ister, even though it shall require a two-thirds | vote as a change in the constitution, and this Permission will pave the wa ment of German ministers. ee Tue WEEKLY STAR now ready, contains all | the Ne f the Week; the Proceedings of Congress: the Electoral Count i Returning Board Sensation; the Russian Successes in Turkey: Crises in European affairs: Agricul- tural Matters: White House and Department | News edings of the Courts; LAL fairs Storie: Poems and Sketch Agricultural and Household Mattei Terms: 2 per annum, in advance ei in GATCHEL HAS REMOVED HIS d Insurance Agency from his rner F and Lith streets, to LE DRoit BUILvING. corner 8th and F sts. nw, jSL-t_ ‘OK CANDPLEMAS DAY, PURE WHITE WAX CANDLES, PATENT SPERM CANDLES, PARAFFINE CANDLES. ©. C. BRYAN, St Cor. 15th and Tsts. ria. QWEET Lear TEA, | 50 CENTS PER POUND \ Gives entire satisfaction old stand, Best guaiity of OOLO ceuts. Best JAPAN, 75 cent | C. WITMER, | Jan20-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. E FINE, NEARLY EW, SEV | TAVE, Rosewoud PLAN for sale, of Music, 723 7th st. now. i ue VEGHE CLICQUOT PONSAKDIN, White label—-Fruity, sweet, and with anex- Guisite fine pouguér. Yellow lapel—Dry. fruity, and full bodied. | Per Case, 50, gold. ALL '& HUME, i 807 Market Space. ‘tr EMOVAL.—M. CUNNIN 7 RE: URNINGHAM. Thew elt to th street, between H andl. Silk Hats order,” Remodeling of T made to Sux Hats pecialty. sepld-tr Ns tLs—J Prentis certifies: **Dr, i beorahr tt mine 18 years. *? Tho: wands like oi painless cases of bunions, corns, ulcers, ebilbiains, rheumatic or swollen joints, &c. Ofice: 808 Pens sylvania avenue,up stairs, Ladies BR SALE—Nice CANARY BIRDS, excellent singers, Br Bi ¥ lo = Dric sis0, Female, and Oneen peNary cars pass the door, G. M.GAETZ.” jangs-1me AL ECONOMIZER is not a humbug. ‘costa but fifteen cents to try it, " by and ists. General Agency, 3138tb street n.w. 429 im PARES eS GTR IOS Saya aNS : leo. TOUP’ “ a28-tr STAG WHISKY. mie meet Le times nave reduced = Price of and purity ant ky, unequaled for favor Circulation over | have been | waiting all these weary months fora chance | A young girl was arrested because she | | sina LEMONS. | We therefore call y for the appoint> | T | Infants’ AN Leather Shoes, | Gent’s Solid Leather C G ROCERIES Rest bite Sugar (A Coffee), per Ib, Best Granulated Sugar, per’ Ib. Good Flour, per quarter-pb!. Best Patent Grocers’, do. | Good Tea, per Ib... | Bright Syrup, per ¢ Molasses at 33 cis. per gallon. Our price. startling reduc ist, to be had at the store, contains | ‘ons in prices of everything. | C. 8. OHARE & SON, | febl 6c cs 1213 Seventh st. n.w,, bet. Mand N. J HEAT BARGAINS IN PIANO: WHICH HAVE BEEN U3ED. | ‘ay. | | One t-octave Rosewood Boardman & Gr: | One 7-octave Rosewood Vose & Son. One 7-octave Rosewood Gale & Co One 6-octave Chickering. .. . | Ove 5-octave 2 stops Smith Organ | One 5-octave 4 stops Temple Organ For sale upon easy terms to mai Warerooms of | W. G. METZEROTT & CO., | Pennayloania avenus, Between 9th and 10th streets, | | | | WANT 1,000 AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR THE COMPLETE HERBALIST. I will give such terms and furnish such advertising | facilities that no man need make less than $200 per | month and all expenses—no matter whether he ever canvassed before or not, Address Dr. O. PHELPS, BROWN, 21 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J., and full particu'ars will be sent by return mail,” j31-3¢ GELLING RUBBERS UNDER VALUE. SD. Best qualtty Men’ 60 and Te, Best quality Ladies’ Best quality Misses’: Best quality Chi Rest quality Men's Ai | Best quality Ladies" Aretic Lest quality Wool-lined Alaskas Men"s, Women’s, Boys’ and Misses” Ail Le: SHOES, at prices rd of. at J. W. SELBY'S, | 1914-1916 Penn’a a: e., bet.19th and 20th sts. Pair Justh*s Heel Protectcrs given in, Jan31-tr Notice. a ‘We shall contthue our sale at cost until February 15th, to whieh we shall add_ $1,000 worth of Biack and Colored GRENADINES: some of the very fine qualities will be offered at less than cost of ini- portation. . Also, 1,200 yards of Figured Linen LAWNS, carried over from last season, to be sold at 12.$¢., Just half price, All sales made as above must be positively for the cash, thing reserved. Our entire stock of er and Summer Staple and Fancy Goods wil be offered up to the date named, ° W. M. BROWN. j81-tr B14 Sth st. her [HE WORLD IN A NUTSHELL. OVER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN THOUSA. STERESCOPIC VIEWS FOR SALE. By far the largest and finest collection of Stereo- scopic Views ever known to exist will be offered for sale by Mr. Thomas Dowling, Auctionear,com- enciug on the 6TH OF FEBRUARY, 1878,'at 10 o’clock a.m. and 7 o*clock in the evening, at the spacious auction rooms, Corcoran Building, south east_corner of 15th and F streets o.w. Almost every portion of the globe, where the photographer has heen enabled to penetrate. ts here illustrated in that life-like manner which the painter is unable to imitate, The Scenery, Architecture and M. and Customs of the Nations of the Earth a trayed in rich and almost endless profusion. Mant if not all, the great wonders of the world can be seen and admired at pleasure by thse whose never travel, There are also a great many Curiosities In- termixed with the above, which will admit of no specified name, hut are well worthy the attention the publ c. "Special attention is called to the large number of Tluminated and Transparent Views in this collection, many of which have uever been on sale in this country, and nearly all of which are grand beyond description, For full pare ticulars see eatalogne. A rare chance for coli tors and others. j31-6r" | furnished. | Massachusetts ave., bet. 17th and 18 h sts, | Sole Agency of Steinway's Piauos and Mason & | reasonaNle. Carriage House and Stable for rent. | -'uantin’s Cabinet Organs. fevi-3 | Apply 454 H st. n.w. fee" | WwW oP 8k—A HOUSE in cen- EMPLOYMENT. | nt, Or Capltol hilly Wich all ths 7 ANTE! hous Vv 7 A. NT h no ehildn number, ANTBD— to Rext— A weoy furni ROOM tn good locality, with people who are not inquisitive, Address B."L. K., care Star of fice, 12° | WASTED. By f singe gentleman, pwo muuicating ROOMS or asingle Room un- ‘Address Lock Box 157, giving price and loration, ns TANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable Woman to cook, wash and iron, ina private jreference IC ‘reaairsl. Apply No. 1742 WANT. IMMEDIATELY—An active G TLEMAN. accustomed to writing an | fig- ures, and having $200 cash (none other), ina pl Sant and very profitable office business. **Money,"* Star office, WANTED To Beata large Front ROOM, with Boa: uitable for a gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen. Table Boarders, Terms Inquire at the Lafayette 21and Bess. new, a Two second story ROOMS, unfar- ed, for housekeening, for man atid if ess EARNEST, with ries V famil modern improvements, desirable neighborhood. Will pay $2 000 cash; price not to exceed $5 000, A‘ldress or call at once at No. 119 @ st. n.w. TL 3 W AnzED A steady, reliable and comp tat SERVANT, either colored or white; good cook, washer and jroner; carefu!, honest anil pru- dent. in family of three adults and child four vaars must stay nights. Call at No. 900 22 e, middle-aged American well accomplished and agrevable as & governess, to take charge and teach two little daughters ina southern city, for a gentleman and invalid wife. Good referen: means moderate; i wauent if satisfactor; and where interview can be had, Bono,"* Star office. ANTED-Forty BOARDERS that can ap- ie good cooking; elegant dining rooms: experienced white waiters; Day Board $20 per month; single dinner 75 cents. “The best cup of Java coffee in the city for 6 cents, or no pay: Vi- enna rolls and fine pastry. eals_at all hours, Open Sundays. HOTEL RICHELIEU, No. 17: Penvsylvania ave, n.w., within one si State, War and Navy departments, 12to2daily, Rooms for rent. ANTED-Small FURNISHED HOUS northern part of city or on Capitol Hill, R. 8. BARTLEY, 531-31" Real Estate Agent, 515 7th'st. ANTED— PLAITIN Parisian Mode, )— 8141 street, corner of 9h street n.w., two cents per yard. Having made improvements and repairs on the machine, Lam better prepared than good Plaiting. JoL-4." WANTED A WET NURSE with good breast of milk—one who is willing to travel. Cali on Dr, GARNETT, New York ave., below 14th s be hours of 9and 10 a.m, j30-3.* SITUATION by rst-class ith the best reference, Also, a voun girl wishes a SITUATION as chanbermail ant seamstre Address 1109 14th, betwi aM ANTED—GRAPE and ORC ING in city or country. General Gardening in all its branches and jobbing promptly attended to. Gentlemen's places taken by vear, Call or ad- dress 2429 M st.n.w, M.DUKKIN, Fiorist j29 1m ARD PRUN- Ww ANTED—To exchan; ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 51h and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr ANTE THERS to renov: at CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, augl6-ly ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to $25, sepl5-tr ANTED-A perfect and clean copy of the first number ef the EVENING STAR, for which a Wveral price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star office, ang30-tf G&3SEISE. Wax CANDLES, White Yellow, Long and Short, ie 530-3 ~ 2 OF street. YY Al T — NEW CROP, ae : From China and Japan. All Grades and Flavors, Best and Cheapest. Large supply of English BREAKFAST TEA, Be 65,000 Spring Leaf and | | reels and more of the celebrated EA, sold by me at 50 cents a pound. N. W. BURCHELL, ae _ 1332 F street. | 5 BBI ALAGA GRAPES, i oO fe uses and boxes Valen Palermo, Mes- | sina. Nassau and Florida ORANGES, 200 cases and boxes Valencia, Palermo and Mes- | For sale by JOHN W. LUMSDON, 132 W. Lom)ard st., Baltimore, Orders solicited, or for sale in any quantities wanted, at BRANCH STORE, 330-30" 920 Louisiana avenue. VATTAN’S VEGETABLE CATHAR- Bt TIC AND ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. ‘The demand for these Pills has largely Increased. ubiie attention to their merits asa general family physic, Prepared with the greatest care, they present the following good qnal- ‘tes: ‘They are warranted wholly vegeta Their action is prompt, certain and They are healing to the stomach, : {They start the ilver in a healthy and active oper- ation. ‘They cure billousness, sick headache and costive- ness. They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- sia, They thoroughly cleanse the entire system. | ‘They do not gripe or give pain during their ac- tien. 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 fresh, (while patent pills generally are not.) and conse- quently uniformly effectual. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale only by ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, 580-1 Corner 2d and D sts. new. EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyleania ave THE BEST GOODS FEVER OFFERED! IN THIS CITY FOR THE PRICE. Ladies’ Best French Kid Button Boot: fectual, tr h Heel, Button, $2.50, 3. button Ladies, holes. Ladies Ladies’ Best Curecoa Kid, worked le or Kid, Bu " Best Goat Batton Boot 8? Foxed Button. Foxed Lace. Misses” ie Goat But Misses Pebble Goat Lace. Children’s Shoes, all Kind: utton and Lace. 30, 40, 50 and Gent's Calf Congress, Plain or Box Gent's French Calf Congress, Sewed. ugress. nt's Working Shoes...... Gent's French Calf Sewed Boots || Gent's Best Rubbers, 60c. ; Ladies’ Best Rubbers .40 One Price Only. 380-3 GEO. McCARTHY. BAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION 10 EUROPE, In the summer of 1878, visiting Ireland, Scotland, France, Belgium, the Rhine, Prussi nd, Italy, and the Paris Exposition, All ble features incident to European travel All travel and hotel aeccommo- extremeiy low. Return ickets gi nonths, College Professors, Teachers of Music and Literature, Art Students, Sehool Teachers, and others of like tastes, please address, for Prospectus, E. TOURJEE.” Music Hell, Boston. j28. t 0 5.50, 50 25 *$3.50 aud 4:00 | CHACE'S, Uphoisterei | RB LOST AND FOUND. WANRTED-Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ot any kind; eighteen years experience. _Uphol- stery goods andl work at lowest possible prices, by A. H. CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. auglé-ly ‘AN TED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at 614La.ave. augi6- Was ARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE’S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th sts, s,w. Called for and delivered without charge, jy13-ly W Aap PAPERS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf, Orders by mail. or leftat W. 8, MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-1y W apzEb-Gentiemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to jan26-ly be made at home. id SPEC- IFS OST—On January 29th, a pair of 4 TACLES, The finder wit be properly rewarded by leaving them at 24 9th st. nw. wv Ler Ye rs, or at Lin- coin Ha KET BOOK. a sum of Money and three Finger Rings, Tae finder will be rewarded by leaving at 210 Est.n.w. It" 30 IN GREEN BACKS-— Dropped at the Capi- $5 tol, when going from Statuary Hail to the main entrance of the House, The finder wlil receive the thanks of A. JOUAN, who lost It, for returning to him One Half of the’ Amount, at his residence, Irving House, corner 8th and D, j31-2:" sday evening, January 29 a ladys ) BRACEL '. marked TB. A be paid for its return to 3 new. |AME TO MY PREMIS| uary, a small ITALIAN. HOUND. ‘The owner will come forward, prove prop= ALFRED GIDDINGS, No, «corner Union s.w FOR SALE. (OR SALE—Two SLEIGHS, Also, large pair Brass AN DIRONS, cheap, at 1006 E st, j31-Llw OR SALE—Curar For CAsH—A number of very superior Fire and Burglar-Proo! SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com. ny; af good as new. For particulars as to &c., apply at the Freedman’s Bank. jan11-tf Rt SALE—At a Ba ‘The fine BRICK HOUSE, with back building, No. 422 3d st. n. fs In good condition; m improvements; price, if sold soon, $6,900. in small installments, Apply at office of WM. HENRY BROWNE, Law- yer, corner of Louisiana ave, and 43¢ st, j4-ln Fx SALE—VeEry Low—Uncalled-for PACK- AGESat W. It. WHEATLEY'S Dyeing Es- tablishment, Georgetown, consisting in part of Gent's Coats, Pants and Vests; ies Dress Goods, ‘Shawls, Waterproofs, Fringes, Ties, Rib- bons, &c., &c., will be sold at private sale at the office, 49 Jefferson st. Georgetown, at any time on and after January 8, 18’ ji-1m ____ PERSONAL. STON PATCH, 506 10th and 324 12th streets, furnishes information as to Responsibility of | with full abstracts of property and leins ‘Titles examined. Searches for chattel Trusts, $1. Correctness guaranteed. yi2- STROLOGY. MADAME RO88. This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner of 2dn,w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice is invaluable, describing your friends, polnt- iug out your enemies, and informing you of the gure way to success in all undertakings; | Consul- tion. strict cont mn Le + gentle men, $1.60, Ladies, OS | on the 27ch HE NEXT, SESSION of the MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE commences ‘ebruary 1, 1878. For catalogues, &c., address WM. H, PARKER, President, College Station, _jan26-eolm Prince George's ¢o., Ma. ARS. M. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION FOR SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS AND ALL DIS- EASES OF THE BLOOD. Recommended by eminent physicians of Balti- more, all Dro Bold by STOTT & CROMWELL, ts, Washington, G. W. CROPLEY, Agent, Georgetown. Propriet jorthwest corner tte and Eu- taw streets, re, Mids Swetpi-eoay PBATT’S ASTRAL OIL ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Burns in all Lamps without danger of taking fire or exploding. iiwminating duallties SUPERIOR TO GAS. Recommended as the safest and best by Insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners throughout the country. ‘The many imitations and counterfeits of the As- tral Oil that have been thrown successf Market is further SSeeeeERy 8 he PROOF OF ITS SUPERIOR MERIT. Dealers and others canbe — Agent for the District or Columbine © OU 51 FRANCIS MILLER, 30 OTH STREET, Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue, CHARLES PRATT & Go., novi3-eo8m _ Sole Manufacturers, New York. NEW AND SKOUND-HAND CARRIAGES AT A SACRIFICE. Five new Albany Cutters: one light, S8TROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- sylvania avenue, If you would know the trath consult the Dr. in all things, Office hours from 9 a.m. to9 p,m. sep27-6m ADAME COSTELLO, Discipleot M'lle Lenor- iand, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever in America, can bé consulted at her house, No. 224 Dst. u.w. Fst. cars pass the door. sepl7-ly Removar OF BECKER'S Manufactory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS. TO Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FEBRUARY Ist, &@- New Stock of Goods, RePvcen PRICES. ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform his patrons and the pubitc generally 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 ten to fifteen per cent, less than former rates, re- spectfully requesting, continued favors, . J, HEIBERGER, . CITIZEN AND MILITARY TalLor, 325-tr 617 Penn’aave., Washington, H’S IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. best American wine in the market; oy, jan26-tr frulty, and has less per centage of alcohol than imported brand. Good caste and seeere fee nae, production account for ins popularity. Z HALL & HUME, fang-tr 807 Market Space. QPecaL SALE FOR TO-DAY aT 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.'S, JEWELRY STORE, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. . t - 1A. M. ering ace ates es 2 GENTS: WATCHES AXD JEWELRY. and fifty ottier atyleseAso & large stock of Soeond: DIAMOM! me ane F i fh mma Panay. PAD. SCHM 200. Ouriage Be SILVER AND SILVER ONT WARE, pository. jan24tr Dover ag etttak eon | Cine ae erin ane, oes ‘and Blank Books specialties, ‘eope-1yq | ty market. “J, HOF! SMITH, nov2-3m°* FOR RENT AND SALE. _ UMS, at 812 Large communicating ROOMS, ‘d. including parlor; rent moderate. Location desirable. 11-3: over Markritec’s new + No. 626 KE st., one door from 7.h st, Apply at the store, £1-8t" (OR REN'—A sinall Brick HOUSE, No. 28 2’ Fast Capitol st.: one square of the Capitol, Inquire at No, 818 East Capitol st. 11-3" JOR KEN T— Furnished ROOMS; south front Tuoms, eu suite or single, with or with Hoard, AUS H st. new. Fo RENT A widow living alone haya nicely urnishec ‘0 rent to quiet parties, Ad- dress Mrs, BLACK. Star offic, 1 '? are ‘OK RENT—PARLOR and one or two CHAM- BERS, all communicating: well furnished: with or without Board, at reasonable charge, 1329 F st., opposit» Ebbitt house, i For RENT-That beautiful 3-story Back Build- ing 16 room Bo. i} Grant row, P ric Wav ES @ RYAN, 70 Inquire of $40 per month, 8 1s FOR _RENT-8TO! ING, N 1928708 st.; good business stand; near mv ut $40 per month, M. M. ROHR ER. ist KENT—A suite of furnished or singe ROOMS, in a private family, for gentiemen and Ih a healthy, pleasant location; cars sing from Capito! to departments, Raference exchan;ei, No, 129 D st. n.w {1 6t FB koRe Nn famnlshed and unfarnistad ROOMS; gas and wate: convenient for light housekeeping; no children in the house, and only three persons. A boarding house next door, P moderate; near market, public Printin cars pass the door. Massachusetts ave., 11 Be KR RENT Suite of FIVE ROOMS, modern improvements, hot and cold water and bath- yom on same floor; house arranged for two fam\- ies: one or two Rooms more if desired; to a family of adults, a low rent best advantages offered, Apply at the House, 2009 14th st. n.w.,or at Store, 1616 14th st. n. f1-4 F% SALE 340 acres, 20 miles frow city, on B. & P. R. R., one-half in heavy timber; no im- provements: $6 per acre, + RB. S. BARTL Real Estate Agent, 515 T:h'st. NT — Furnished 1 wufurn at 1102 14'h and L sts, new. 180 § 1k RENT_939 K STEEET—PARLOR and BED ROOM, en suite; hot and cold water, 130-817 JOR RENT—A nicely furnished suite of ROOMS near the three principal hotels; 610 Li h st. Ww. 330 3. GOR RENT_A handsomely furnished PARLOR and BED ROOM ina new house with bay win- dows; all modern conveniences, Apply at the n.e, corner Lith and K st 330 41% WOR RENT—In w or in part, No, 1419G 74 offic 4: st.. opposite Riggs House—two-story BRIC K— containing 11 roots, with all modern Improve. ments, ApplytoD.A.GARDNER, 30-1 QWR RENT—One cight-room BRICK HOUSE, Beets tha ethan Apply. at Gro- cery, North Capitol and H st. n.e., oF 219 F st. new. 330 3" OR RENT ished Handsomely furnished ROOM, south front, heat, gas; convenient to four lines zgentleman and wife or single gentlemen Reference required, Location, 909 1 st. 330-3:* 1OR RENT-FRAME HOUSE No, 1010 Rhode Isana ave, n.W., five rooms and hall; lar) ds house i good’ repatr. Rent tow. Apply of LOUIS P., SHOEMAKER, 920 ¥ st. 730-3t* SALOON at the vrner of 6th and C sts.: recently rearranged ind put in complete order, An excellent ehance for Apply toP. M. DUBANT. iE. No, 293 East Capitol st. | R. 1. a 1530 1705 Fi | _jans1-6.* _FOR RENT AND SALE. R RENT— Corner 221 and H sts. n.w. . 1. and Columbia st 910 20th st. n.w.. S rs. m. 1. st. D.W., Ors. m. i : . ¥. ave. n.w.. 8 rs. m. WESCOTT, 833 20th street northwest. $20,000, $5,009, $2,000, | J STANLEY JONES, REAL BSTATE BROKER, 6LL SEVENTH STREET. Loans Negotiated. Money Invested. Property Bought, Sold and Exchutged. TO LOAN $15,000, $1,500. ERTY: On first-class Real Estate Security at 8 per cent. : $10,000, $2,600, $1,000, TO EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED PROP- Several desirably located DWELLINGS, two- story and back building, new, eight rooms and bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- Brick Ni Apply to Brick No. 1263 0th st. n.w., 1073 dow. J. STANLEY JONES, s81-te 511 Seventh street. OR RENT ES REAT, Fatt of a desirable eight-room HOUSE in good order and pleasant location. wher Wil: board with ons renting, if agreea> ble. Apply at 2413 P Ivania avenue after office hours. References exchanged 530-31" FPO RENT, Pumasant RESIDENCE SIDENCE on I st., between 12ch and 13th ets, . 1215), has just been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and will be rented at a moderate rate to @ good tenant, dining room and kitchen on first floor; seven cham! bersand bath room. FITCH, FOX & CUTTER, 1509 Pennsylvania avenue, 530-3t FOR RENT-STABLE, near the Ebbitt House; large enough to accommodate 8 horse: ber of carriages: new brick, two-story, Water, -2 rent only $20 to a good party, B. H.’ WAR NER & Co.. 916 F st PGE RENT. The whole or part of a very de je and thoroughly Furnished HOUSE, imogern Smprovements, No, 21 Grant Piac All '—1406 Sst. n.w., modern improve- Rent lowto a responsible tenant. A 326-6 OR RENT STORE 1723 Pennsylvania ave. n.w.: price $25. Also, HOUSE. 6 rooms, No. $24 Fst. 8.w.; price $15. “Apply 1723 Pennsylva- niaave. n. 326 6t* R RENT —No, 458 New Jersey av three squares from the Capitol, s and bath-room, with a large yard; house in repair. A careful and responsible tenant is W ly to JOHN T, ARMS, 810 F st A Fe RENT—Two-story Press Brick HOUS! six rooms, with bath-room, water closet, gasant Water, latrone, closets, pantry and ce'lar; recently fapered aud painted throughout. Rent low to @ responsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 Columbia st.. between P and Q and 9ib and 10th j23-1in HOUSE No, 1110 F st. Apply to THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. j19-2w FOR RENT HOUSE No. 608 New Jersey ave. n.W., 10 rooms, modern improvements; rent $25 per month, Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, No, 718 13th st. n.w. 319-1, R RENT—Corner STORE and DWELLING, suitable for any business. Low rent toa tenant, 4th and C sts., Capitol Hill, Key next door, 'Enquire No, 423 11th st. n.w. |" j19-Im R RENT—BUILDING No. 1236 Pennsylva- nia ave. n.w.; store, with cellar and three ments, portion of the house retained if desired, large floors, lately occupied by Francis Lamb. Aj Divtod WALTER OU Bea newe gain FOR RENT OR SALE-146N st, (now,) tin- ished in best style; 13 rooms; every room heated, including bath and servants’ rooms: speak- ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- otable “and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time, -im POOR BENT, 475 Missourt ave. 11 rooms, rango, bath, and all mod. Imps., only $47.50, 1621 6th at,. 9 rooms. all mod, Imps. (new:)_ only $22.60. POLS et. Sirs. allmod. Imps. + $15. 105 Fa. avo,, ay mod. Luni, | $25. Lb BURFORD, 408 Wt. nw. j8-1m R RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvaniaave corner 43% st. nov1l-3m* rpue CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., j18-Im Center, Northern and Eastern Markets, SAVE, TO LEARN HOW TO DO IT. ¥OUR| READ AND HEED WHAT HATR! FOLLOWS. SAVE YOUR HAIR.—The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re- quire It.” The matter is of great importance in every way. BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.—It is the surpass- ing crown of glory, and for the loss of it there is no compensation. CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For by no other meaus can it be saved and beautified, LYON’S HATHAIRON, Diseovered thirty-five years ago by Prof. Lyon, of Yaler Is the ion’ gertect reparation inthe world for preserving and beautify Ing the hair, “Besides being the best hair dre ever pro- duced, Lyon’s Kathairon positively prevent grayness, and will restore new air to bald heads, if the roots aud follicles are not destroyed. It’ actually “performs these seeming miracies, of which the following is a Fair Specimen : *‘I had been entirely bald for several years, constitutional, I suppose. I used a few bottles of Kathairon, and, to my great surprise, Ihave a thick growth of young hair. COL. JOHN L. DORRA. U.S. A.'? In every tmportant Tespect the Kathairon ig, absolutely Incomparable, It fs unequaled: 1.—To Cure Baldness. 2.—To Re- store Gray Hair, ‘3, To Remove Dandruff, 4.—To ¢ Kathatron is no stic of sulphur an sugar-of-lead, to paintand Gabb the halt aud paras lyze the brain, It isa pure and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to restore the hair by natural growth and reinvigoration. It is splendidly per- fumed, and the most delightful toilet dressing known. No lady's or man's tollet outfit is complete without Lyon's Kathairun, _SOLD EVERYWHERE. _fanl4-m.w,f.17 NCH PORCELAIN, mm ENGLISH CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, . 1 PLATED WARE, AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. A full stock constantly on hand of best goods at ow prices, 7 M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) No. 1009 Pennsylvania Ave., Between 10th and Lith sts, &C.—) Eafe, BS 623 7th street southwest, in Cash dealer in SHOES, It contains 12 rooms—two parlors, | Fee Address Box 354, RENT, Witnoct Boarp, Ww B ROOMS, ITH Use OF good location, City Post Office. ONE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LLIARD TABLE, in private house: new house; new furnitare, aud 530-31" (Chai 114 11th st. 311 Cst. 701 H st. n. 39H st. new 1109 4th’st. n. 624 K st. 8.€. 653 3:1 st. s.e. 1527 6th 1231 S st.n.w. 1240 and 1242 1442 8st. n.w., m. i.) 107s... letin’? of all propert; whieh ‘ean be had will be sent by mail if des! ate mod. m, 333 Virginia ave. s.w, 1529 Columbia st., mod. 607 N st. n.w., m. i, 7 Ww, fh. + bn, & -s fh, 5 m.i., 7rs. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1611 6ih st. n.w., f. he, 4 824 and 826 6th st. n.w., f.0., 6 Ts. 621 K st. sw, 4 1221 to 1233 8 st. n.w, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. inges made every Wednesday and Saturday. } Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. + mod. imps., 9 rs Jer. ave., 14.1 + fo rs. |. imps., 6 rs 8 pe mod. im) . imps. rs, ors. 1134 Delaware ave. he, f.b., 4 rs. 209 13's st.s.w.,mod. imps, ,8 rs. st. n.W., mod. im) 824 Delaware ave. , water, 6 rs. 1626 5th st.n.W.,5 rs. 1 issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a ‘*Bul- y for saleand rent on my books, on application at my office, oF Loans. $1,500, $800, at 8 per cent. rs. ‘Srs. eacl Unimproved Property For Sale. 19th st., bet. Rand S$ n.w., per ft... - 40 Cst.. Vet, Ist and 2d se. ver ft..ccccccuec 140 Uand Y, Vermontav, and 9th n.w.,perit.. 145 D st. bét. 12th and 13th 8.w., per ft. 135 Ih st., bet. Mand N s.e., per it. “BS 13th st w £35 Tst., 130 Dist. bei. Ist and 2d s.e, 130 ‘Oth st. 5 30 10th st., bet. 8. Car. a 130 - Houses For Rent. 1343 F st. (upper portion}, m,1.,12 Ts $100 416 10th St.n.w.,mod. imps, ,29 rs. see 15 8.w.cor.4th and'N sts,n.w.,mod. iinps..10rs 60 415 13th st.n.w.,mod.imps.,8 15 ...... 50 425 and 427 4th st.n.w.,mod. imps, ii ra 50 912 M st. n.w., mod, inips., 13 rs, (Stable). BS 437 O s mod. imps.. 1Lrs. 40 807 221 st.'n.W., mod. imps,. 1073. 30 308 9th st. n.w., (store,) mod. imps.. 1 35 Cor. Prospect & Lingan'st.,G@eot’n,m. im. 30 1315 10ch st.n.w.,mod. imps. 8 r 25 222 B st. n.w., mod. imps..Brs....... 25 701 7th st. n.€., store,mod. imps., 618. jan30-tr 3) Oeeacinen 53K st. 811 E st, nw, 220 A st. se, 335 Mo, ave. 216 I st. ow, 455 C st. nw, 717 H st. nw, 100 € st. nw, 933 Mnw,.. 1104 6th st. 104 C'st, 86, 1537 14th nw, 725 20th st, 2206 14th st. 1427 Bth st. 446 0 51 802 A st. se. above, 5 Stor 637 D st. n. Store. corner Houses and 1446 N st. nw, 1448 st. iw, 206 N. J. ave. se, 1907 Pa, ‘ave. ‘nw, 1495 ath st,» 1335 Corcoran st, Store, de.» 1898 si 2307 M st. nw, 73H 438 K st. nw, Alse, a number of DW, DW, 7th, uw, aw, Market 1235 T 1415 D 8188th 450 Ost 1210 U 1908 161 1721 R 10 rooms and bath, mod, Louisiana ave. and 6th st. a.w. 1416 11th st. n.w., 10 rs., mod, 1725 Lith st. n.w.. 6 rooms, : FOR SALE— Ani clegant hew double House, every mod. convenience; one of the best locations sous and Lsta’ia every section of the ety 0 every ‘ $1,500 to $50,000. gas 1222-1226 3 st. nw, 919 Pst. nw. Store, &e, 313 C st, 1510 12thst,. 1911 N. Ham 306 12th st. sw, 1234 10th st. ni 1417 8d'st. nw, ith and Boundary 30" Detreos strect efren it i 1525 ath st. nw, | 1710 N. J. avenue, 2116 10th st. nw, uit u; WARNER & oo. u RAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A,’ McIN je 16 ¥ street northwest, htNTEE Space, Geo'n st. st. nw, st. ne, . st. nw, th st. ni ‘ass, ave. st. nw, other Houses, similar th list of which is materially altered Leariy every day on the Talietin at our of R RENT, Three iow Stores (419-1481 Yai NV oor new B16 12 Office Rooms Gver above stores from y altered nearl co, cad All the property on my books has been reduced in price.” a janid-tr BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘O MORE Noshitattee thas tar ae doh on the ice. (‘*Best ‘anh caniest RE he ea om | gnly $137 each. PLO. Rea ‘Adams, ote oo Tisi.ss Park Bisco Suplee on the Study of Words, 150 | 810 4th st. ne, Almanach de Got! 1878. 2650 7's | 1894 Boundary. i The Mechanics of Engineering andof the Gou- 27% | 1315 1 st. n jo | Struction of Machines, vol. 3: Weisback..., 6 00 igepereoonklog ng | Biomed ia Gob haute 400 Se | 8 aE ows: ‘| “from the French. iaues). BUSINESS CHANCES. __ | $150 WILL PURCHASE A GOOD BUSINESS Dow he avenue rent. siablished eight years tice for an active wan, wit Star ony Ag Ld: RG 1 ILL TAKE HOUSE AND Lor. 5 incumbrauce not exceeding nal its va give tn exch iige twoderiratle city Los. x 477, nm. ee 20.000 TO LOAN ON GOOD KE ALESPark security in n required Crom $1,000, Sper cent. Money in han LAWYER, 810 Ft. ie D BRAEE SHASGEOA nice near 13 hand P sts. circle, be sold for $3,700, within 10 days. and nodeiay. J. Buliding. “1-18 * BRICK HOUSE, ais. clrcle, “worth $5 90, si provides! Aplications $1,600 cash; Nalarec en tong tine. Apply to B. Hl Byer cont mterest. © +, 916 F st, new. JR SALE OR EXCHANGE_ 100 ACR and vain ble LAND in Virginia, 7 miles {ror : one-third heavy timber; balance cleared: rn ments, Improved uninceumbered property | wanted, RS. BARTLEY, | 331-317 Real Estate Broker, 515 7h st. | por ALK OR EXCHANGE 100 ACRES 12 | miles from city, on B. & BP. K, R.; 60 acres | under cultivation; 16 in ineadew jana: balance timber; five-room dweiling, out houses, &c, trade for City Property. K.s. BART) 531-3.° Real Estate Agent, 515 500 D 70,2 BON Be pply to office of Ro 920 F st.n.w. 100, $1.500, ceut. on Rea! Estate §30- Wwul NUK tate security, EMA | | | $1.00, at 8 per 0. HOLTZMAN. | _ 10 band F sts, new, ON APPROVED COLLAT- | JOUN SHERMAN & CO., Keal Estate Agents, 330-1w __ 3. Cloud Building. | $25,000, $12. 000. $5 000, $2,500 — Aiso, ‘several | o 1 $500 TO LOAN upon real estate, at B | Py 190, $10. 000 at 7 percent, F.W. MIL- | BR &CO., 681 F street now 326-6r SUITABLE I 00 and a lithe time est in an old and w. Address BUSEN E: pare. may obtain an ta established Claim Agenc . Star office, 4 TRARE CHANCE FOR A HOM ‘A tine*tiew | li-room BRICK HOUSE, in the most thriv- ing and popular orthwestern part of the city, will ce; easy terms. Ad- J25-1w AT A GREAT BRICK HOUSE treet, near New York avenue very desirable BUL "1 Will take other prep . Post Oftice, 2) Address B 3 “HANGE FOR CITY PROPERT be sold by the owner at a sacri HOME, City post office, dres OR EX ARM of 120 acres, in Prince George's count highly cultivated, well watered, &c,; im? ne house 6 rooms, outhouses, & MCNtS. horses, CATS, COWS, Pro HALL & BARTLEY, 5 S OF CALLED BONDS. nited States Bonds can have them old OF currency, or exchanged for other U.S. or District Bonds, at 1431 Penna. avenue, All kinds of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, and Leans negotiated on commission, ial tax paid. PETER CAMPBELL, Banker 'and Brokers 143i Penna, avenue. (Corcoran buliding.) ——j25-1m L ES- $6.00, and Also severai amounis of B. H, WARNER, 916 F st. (Bost 323-100 WG, 2, SLATER, at the old stand. No. 1425 Pa. avenue, pays Improvement taxes at the lowest price, and will purchase Drawbacks and uditor’s Certificates at the highest market j19-2w m excellent 10- between 7th opportunities in a ceutral local- & CU., Keal Es- s17-2w Te HOLDE of Called cashed in 10'sunis of $300, $500 each $200 to loan. FOE SALES AT A83 roomed BRICK HOU: and 8th, new. This is on lately offered to purchas ity. | Apply to B. H. WARN tate Brokers, No. 918 F st. n. NVESTMENTS, FOR SALE. papistrict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold pnds, District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. eurren- cy bonds, YYashington 30 year@ per cent. gold bonds, United States Bonds of all issues, and other se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, S12 Dorner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. 1,200 TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE. CHARLES F. SCHAFER, ‘nov8-ly 1 7th st. nw. R SALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- Fony located on Pennsylvania avenue; buildi: ‘Star nov8-3m contains store and 15 rooms, gas and water, Paved cellar; stable for two horses. Inquire at o __ BOARDING. JELL-FURNISHED ROOMS good and V ) BOARD at reasouavle figures; 106 C st.s Capitel Hill, ms: OARD.— Nic rnished ROOMS, with first- class BOARD, at 718 19th st., betwee I F.t LE having leased the Houses , 904, 906 and 908 14:h st., opp. Franklin il, in connection with her pres house Xo. 7 Grant Place, carry them on as a first-class Boarding House, A few handsomely-furnished ROOMS, (single and double.) remaining, will be rented with Board at reasonable TABLE BOARD wil be made a specialty, and the price charged $20 per month, 130-61" OARDING.—715 9th st. m.w., handsomely- | furnished ROOMS, en Suite Or single, with | BOARD: all modern conventences, Best T. Board $18 per month, 128-6. ANTED. rnmen| ials and can obtain excellent BOARD at reduced at the hotel of J st. n.w. Meals Ss PERREARD, 506 and 508 14th cpared Uy a French cok and | served at convenient hours. 326-6i" | IREMONT HOUSE—Good Hotel_BOARD, | three meals a day, including good Rooms, at | $25 and $30 per month, $8 to $14 per week, $3.50 | ver day. Every room newly papered, painted, aud furnished with Brussels carpet and. ma | Diack walnut furniture, an: steam. 7 607 E STREET N.W.—Handsome ROOMS, | with BOARD; en ‘suite or single; south ern exposure. Tabie Fare first-class; terms mod- erate, Jan3-4w* OARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with ‘or without at reasonable rates, at 307 Missouri avenue. w M?°#?oN House, 922 and 924 F Street N.W. PRICES FoR BOARD, Per Month (én advance).....+.+. 14 00 Per Week (in advance). 3 00 23 Meal Tickets 509 | 47 Meal Tickets. 19 00 | Breakfast or Dianer. 25 | eele-AY. = 5 1d Lt St, NW, katie NEW Hous O10 all modern “improvements: Furnish | ROOMS with first-class TABLE BOARD; suite of | Rooms on third floor. Transient guests accom- | modated. nov2l-11w eS BOOKS AND STATIO NERY guspay SCHOOL SUPPLY STOKE, 428 Seventh strect. Every requisite for the Sunday ing of Maps of Palestine, Bible toons, Black Boar : School, consist ands, Bible Car- Rewards, Assorte 1 Li- rs, Record Books, Masic ‘Aids for. the Stndy of the WM. BALLANTYNE’S, 428 7th street. D& COS y¥ CARDS, VALENTINES. INDELIBLE CONCISE DIARY for 1578. NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, “Where is 112" AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, all sizes and bindings. We have just received a new lot of the above of tie latest designs. An inspection is solicited from all. New Law and Miscellaneous Books: Codding- ton’s Digest of Trademarks: Bigelow on Fraud, Court of Claims, Vol. 12: Hughes’ U. 8. Circuit Court Reports, 2'vols.; Josiah Allyn'’s Wife as a P. fhtd Fe or Samaiiha at the Content. 92,0; loney adits Laws, by Henry V. Poor, or sale by Wet @ O: He MORRISON, Law Bookséliers and Stationers, s19-tr 475 Penna, ave. THE ROPRE OF FE Pemton. 3 cl . W: a oe! New England Federalism, 1800 10181 The Last Years of ;* cur. tis; 6c. The Wolf at the Doors No Naine Series; a. Capon, aes Sermon. on Eternal Punish- 326c. The Sarcasm of Destiny rs. Oliphant; 40c, n. = ent; . 7. . You Musgrave: M’ : E soe. Gornit Smith, s Biography: joqeltadinh 3 he 10} ; Dr. Cl uroeau; $1.76. Tribune and Church Almanacs ‘ase: * Fancy Baskets and Wall Pockets off our popular prices, at 3) per cont, BOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, 911 Pennsyleania A large assortment just received. FRENCH TEAVELING AND ALARM CLOCKS, Of varieus sizes and decorations. M. W. GALT, BRO. & 00., i6-tr JEWELLERS. = BEST HAIR RE AND PERFUM- ERIES is at EN LISH- Oot s.toee Teenoh RorABCI fea, A S000 PES ons ustl-tr DEMONGEOT’S HYGIENIC WIGS; - DRY GOODS. D™ Goons AND AMPETINGS, grand semi-annual sales of ND CAKPETINGS. We are having our DRY GOODs A All of our immense stock of fine, cholow and dey sirable Dry Goods and Carpets will be sold at cast for cash. f dollars’ worth of Remnants, Odds, Ends, &c., will be sold at less than cost. W. W. BURDETTE & 09. yan 20-tr 4™BcKe EDGING FROM AUCTION. 11,000 YARDS Just and are selling from 2 cents per yard Bp, The cheapest lot of kagings ever olferos im city. REMNANTS. 500 Spring and Fall remnants of Dress Goods at ‘one-fourth the actual cost to close White Pique 7 cents. arn, pwelsonly 15 cents, sold at 25 Doubie-width Alparas (jon) omy eens 50 pieces plain Mohair Dress Goods at 15 cemte, sold at 25 cents, Bleached Muslin at wholesale prices, 5, 6, ng Cottons, 12, Us, 36, 20. 25 cents, 10 cents, Shee! Bleached Table Lin m 80. 60. 70, TS cents. Brumols Carpets 80. Tira double woight 1 grain Carpets 50 cents, our Carpets at prim cost, Also, Biankets, . To make room for SPRING GOODS. he above-named goods for Uhirty days, COME EARLY FOR BARGALNS, we offer th C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylrania avenue, Jan26-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w | SPECIAL NOTICE. Ss NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DRY GOODS. To reduce stock previous to taking our agneal inventory, will allow a DISCOUNT OF 124 PER CENT. on all cash sales, commencing Monday, Jam 28th, and will continue for ONLY 30 DAYS. Splendid line of new PRIN Large lot of Bleached a Bi 644, 7.8, Band 10 crn, est 10-4 SHEETIN at 25 cts. 25 doz. TOWELS. 1 yard long, All our 3 c. DRESS GOO 50 pieces Biack CASH ERES, Band 6 cts, TONS, at a bought at auction, ‘Will be sold with the same discount. Splendid wide Black CASHMERES only 31%¢., sold at 60. Lupin’s ALL WOOL, only 58. aPislor of the best White SHIRTS witl be seid RLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost. 500 pieces of Hamburg EDGES and iNSERT- INGS from auction, will be sold at the same time, Ladies willdo well to attend this sale and save mouey, as the goods must be sold In 30 days. WISWALL & GWYNM, 705 Market Bpace, Second door from 7th street. 326-tr smss AND VELVETS, aT CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, 325-tr (CHEAP DRY Goops. Having too much Winter Stock, I will give the public the advantage of getting Goods less than n ufacturers' tees. legant Alpacas in colors 15 cts., worth 2%. All-wool Cashmeres and Serges 37 cents. Whole stock Dress Goods reduced in price. Full stock Sheetings cheap. Woo! Fiannels 12's, 15, 25, 25 to 60 cents, Calicoes 4%, 54s, 6% cents. Carpets sacrificed —Brusseis 85 cents to H.10. Extra Tapestry Ingrains less than cost. Good Ingrains 25, $0, 87's, 50 cents All-woo! Carpets 60 cents, NAUDAIN, T. N te 709 Market Space, NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. BRODHEAD & € Now Opposite the Patent Office, 939 Pa. avenue, nt Gros de Rhine Bik Silk at 75. All-we rench Cashmere (double width and rigs dye) 55 cents and up, Elegant tton Kid Gloves, in black, white, street les, $1.25. 10 4 Pequi ched Sheeting (full 2\¢ yds, wide) 29e. per Beautiful Cretonnes 12\ye. per yd. ard 2 Lonesdale 4-4 Bleached Cotton (the sewing, nicest washing a made) 0c, ; Dleasan test pest Wearing cotton amas Cotton only 5e. spool; Lupin’s Double ored Cashmere 75 cents, reduced from And a complete line of ladies’, gent’s and children’ Cotton Hose, together with all kinds of Fane Domestic Dry Goods, at Prices lower than ever, Call and examine, BRODHEAD & CO. jan2é-tr 939 Pa. avenue, vet. 9ih and 10th, REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, FOR THIRTY DAYS LONGER. In order to close out our entire stock of WINTER DRY GOODS, , Handsome Plaid Stripe and Pisin Woollen Dress Goods, many at less than cost, to close them out: Fine Black Cashmeres, Bu Doubie- hairs, Black Silks and plain Colored Silk Dress Goods for 12 to 25c, per yard, very cheap, Special bargains 1. ‘Cloths ‘and Cassimercs, 1 Cloakings and Waterproofs, with a full’ stock of Cottons, Flannels, Table Linens, Towelings, Nap- kins. Blankets, White and Colored Bed Spreads, #9 All articles warranted to prove as represent ed, at J. W. COLLEY's, No. 801, Cor. of 8th st. and Market Space. De TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS inv ASHINGTON STILL CONTINUES AT CARTER’S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store, We are selling off (positively) regardless ef cost, ae we only havea few days left to roman tn ae ‘Good Canton Flannels, 6c. ; excellent Call short lengths, 4\cs: pure wool, large size, Goduie Hlankets, $2.60; double fold) very fue’ colored Cashmerés, 25 cents; beautiful woo! Dress Gooda, 18c.; Waterproof Cloth, nearly 2 yards wide, 680. Every Jard of our (lack Silks and Black Cashineres must be sold at ime cost. Very pare White Bridal nt 8) Onl; $150. sri sles BEFORE PURCHASING PLEASE EXAM- ns fi P ASHLN, DO NOT BUY THEM, See _ GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. STINEMETZ, an 2 HL STIN B. HATTER anv FURRIER 1237 Penna. avenue, next to cor. 13th st. Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other FURS, Gentlemen's Lress and Business HATS, Goods, Lowest Prices," yi _| H4™* HATS" HATSt Choice stock of UMBRELLAS. Jan24-tr UMBRELLAS AND CANES, | A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, at WALTER KER’S, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, jan8 - Above Wiliard’s Hotel, HIETS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT Brancn makin tate pte Nan yr ae Northwi Washi: af ‘We make the FINEST D ORDER in the most ek oe ee ae omic tiers a Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready-i Vamsutta Muslin and Twenty-one Hundred en, for 75 cents. eles eee S a RESS SHIRTS, in ih and ae U™= ™ USE IT! USE I™ DETERGENT. ‘One teaspoonful to a ‘water will wash gallon of tub ba water will wash clothing of all kinds, YOUNG'S DETERGENT, Office 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, JanB-tr Dowling's Auction Booms, 8 ND-HAND Py yg