Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1878, Page 2

"THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON SATURDAY... ebraary CROSRKY 8. NOYES....Editor. 45 7.500- svrorm Dail being more Circulation over han three times that of any other daily paper in Washington, | and more than that of all the others ad: together. ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In thelr an- | Rouncements as early In the day as possible, and in | ‘The insertion in the all cases before 120"clock M. 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 provoking delays may occur. Cheeks, etc., should in all cases he made payable to the order of Tum EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPANY,—not to that of any individual. 4% Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. ST RIEESE ee! The Movement Upon the North Pole. There is a fascination about explorations in unknewn lands that makes men count as noth- ing the extremes of heat and cold, hunger, thirst, and fatigue. The mystery which sur- rounds the Polar re; , and the success With which its barriers of have guarded Secrets in the past, are maddening to the ex- plorer and geographer. The poles have an at- tractive power for those who yearn to know the hitherto unknown and to see the hitherto unseen, like that which they exercise over the Magnetic needle. With us both man and nee- dle are irresistibly turned northward. Were Ss whatever to be derived from the diseovery of the pole, it would still be the goal of many an adventurous spirit. But seience has taken up the matter and will util- ize all the pluck and daring that the world place at its disposal. And itis through tifie discoveries and not commercial advan- tages that polar explorations will benefit man. kind. Magnetism. that wonderful foree whieh men pame and think they know, may yet un- fold its laws through polar investigations. The plan of operations against — the North pole now in contemplation is to attack it by a ystem of gradual approaches. A colony is to be estab- lished on the shore of Lgdy nklin bay, near where a seam of coal nn diseov- ered. Strong substantial buildings are to be carried there, and the colonists to be fur- nished with provisions and other necessary supplies for three years. The nti men who accompany the expedition are to be pro- vided with telephones and telegraph lines, for maintaining communication between succes- sive stations, balloons for purposes of obser- ation, ete., ete. It is thought that the colon- ists will gradually becom eeclimated, and may, by pushing forward when circumstances are favorable, eventually succeed in accom- Plishing the long-sought end. This plan was advocated many years ago by Dr. Hayes, and is now brought forward by Captain Howgate. It is unanimously approved by all who are in- terested in the subject of Polar investigation, including many whose experience in such mat- ters gives their opinions convincing force. It | is possible that government may aid the ex- Pedition by, at least, providing a vessel to €arry the colonists and their supplies to their destination. It is tobe hoped that the wis- dom of the method pursued, and the extreme precautions to be taken to ensure success, may prevent this attempt from adding an- other long list of failures. The Sultan demands an armistice of the Czar and frantically telegraphs to all the eapi- tals of Europe for information concerning his missing peace plenipotentiar sults of th labors. The Czar great indignation at being suspec good faith in the crafty pro! tion of mi tary operations, and meanwhile his troops have advanced within twenty-four hours’ march of Constantinople. England say Russia must not attack Gallipoli: Russia re- plies that she will not. unless Turkish troops are sent there: Turkish troops are massing at Gallipeli. There is a rumor that there was a Probability of the signing of peace conditions and an armistice on Thursday. The extreme definiteness of this interesting bit of informa- tion will cheer the heart of every one who hopes for peace. The fact that the English premier and the Greek premier, whose voices are still for war, were never before in higher favor among their countrymen, the enthusias- tie anti-Russian demonstrations in England, and the recent diplomatic mot of Austr and Italy, will all serve, however, to inspire uneasy donbts as to the prospect of an imme- diate settlement ot dificulties. ———__~o-+e-—__ When did THe Stak meet with a change of heart on the popular-suffrage question in this District?—[ Republican. If the Republicen will consult our files it will see that we came under conviction as long ago as Murder Bay got control at the polls in the District. If our neighbor makes a little further enquiry it will find that the entire body of the taxpayers of the District eame to the same conclusion at the same tim thermore, if the Repyiicon will undertake to inform itself in regard to the wishes of the citizens who have to bear the burden of deb: aud taxation. it will no doubt experi change of heart.” +20e- cabinet seanda The minister of finance was a member of a “ring.” was involved in some “erookedness,” and, nc to drop our expressive newspaper parlance, was “bounced” by the Emperor. Southward the fraudulent and corrupt prac: Brazil is having zation take their way. eo N ME. L. P. JEANNERET. OF Battin + over Brodhead YONVERSATIO. Al Profesor HENRI MA: 15th of Februar sylvania avenue, essons in French for persons whi earning the coliequt ‘The Proteswor w YN will begin on the » 2113 Penn- Versational re desirous of uage VES> E of his appointment as assignee of €. MOTHERSHEAD, merchant, late of 601 4% street southwest, Washington, DB. C., by volun= tary assignment. Parties indebted to John ©, Mothershead will make immediate payment to the ndersigned, and those having claims against said Mothershead will exhibit the same, duly’ verified, tome. CHARLES E. FRASER, 330 4\q street northw: Washington. >., February 2, 1378, GQWEET Lear res, 50 CENTS PER POUND. Gives entire satisfaction. Best aatisy of, OOLONG, 8& cents. Best ‘AN, APAN, 765 cents. Cc. WITMER, Jan29-tr 1918 Pennsyicania ave. T= GOT A LAME BACK Then send to the nearest drug Benson's Capcine Porous P' ‘you wil find that in a marvelously short time you wiil be relieved, and that a cure will quickly follow. | Luse Benson's Capeine Plasters in my practice RELILVES constantly, and prefer Pain \them to all other Plasters, at Once.| Dr. J. ©. Thompson, Washington, b.c. and geta CURES | where other | Dr. ‘Thompson was a Plast. re ljudge In the Medical De- will mot coun Re- potattheCantennial, and lieve. sone of the best known {physicians in the coun- To avoid fraud-. see/try. that the word CAPCT | jon that Benson’s Capcine Plaster relieves pain at Js cut through each Fias- jonce and cures quickly, ter, Sold by all Druggists, Price, 25 cents. SEABURY & JOHNSON, 21 Platt st., jan28-m,w.s Proprietors, STAG WHISKY. spect the times, we have reduced the price of pf away. ‘unequaled for flavor 3 Be Soe? HALL HUME, a 807 Market Space. eRsT MILL. Thousands of _physi- cians and druggists con- cur with him in this opin- al { | Lupin® TW Astineton, JANUARY Isr, 1878, Dave this day assecia‘ed with me in the Hard- . rT. JAMES B. LAMBIE. H-re- er th ss Will be “onducied in the hame of .. H, SCHNEIDER & CO. | Feelirg thankful for the past generous soprest fem wy fellow-citivens, [ solicit’ their cont! patronage for the new fitn L. H. SCHNEIPER, fei 2-3t 1010 and 1012 Penna. a ME MAX WEYL, 712 Seventh street. BARGAINS BARGAINS The best quality of BERLIN ZEPHYRS re- ‘inced to 15° and 17 cents per onnes, (ne short ounces); best quality GERMANTOWN WOOL, | at 12 cents; JAVA CANVASS. 2) cents per yard, A full tine of POINT LACK, BRAIDS and HAMBURG EDGES. JEWELRY. ORNA- MENTS, FANCY GOODS of every description, | at very low prices Rest Rubber E Best Solid Siiver THIMBLES. 20 PER CENT. LESS THAN COST. "We shall from this date, to the 15th day of Feb- ruary, sell our stock of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS at 20 per cent. less than marked cost, as it is prob- able we shall. at that date, sell the balance of stoek on hand to the owner of our storeroom. All Cash and Prompt Paying Customers invited to-call. We expect to continue business in this near lo- | cality. GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., kati (Cees OUT SALE OF OUR | ENTIRE STOCK OF j febs-tr WINTER DRY GOODS, At greatly reduced prices, many at less than cost, only, and for cash, Handsome Dress Goods, Black and Colored.Cash- | meres, Black Mohairs and Alpacas, Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, Waterproof Cloths, Cu Kings, and Cloths for Men and Boys’ r. Napkins, | Towelings, Tabie Damasks, with fuil Stock of Sta pie Domestic Goods, at the Lowest Cosh Prices. 4@-All ool warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY’S, 1 801. Cor. 8th st. and Market So7ce | | Fae LATEST NEWS FKOM TH POPULAR CASH DRY GOODS STORE, CARTER'S. 707 Market Space. . We will positively move from this store FRIDAY morning, February 15. 1878. The batance | Stock must be closed out very cheap. New York | Mills, the best and widest Sheeting Cotton made in this c Ht led, wes Hing off very ep white Bridle Quilts, slight- $1.50, worth $2.50: ° Remnants of cheap:” Romnants of excellent Cali- ar Black Stiks and Black Cashmeres sold off very cheap: Donble Fold Black hmere only 25: Seal Brown. Navy Blue, Dark n Double Fold Cashmere. 25; beautiful Double Fold Colored Dress Geods, 15; Remnants of Color- ed Dress Goods 12. 15, 18,20," We are closing out our Remnants, some of them’ are worth douh/e the money weask for thi Remnants of Bed Tick- We are crowded every ith customers buying the cheapest Dry Gor hington. Remember we only have a few ‘sto remain in this store. and the Dry Goods must be sold, CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. RESIDENTS FOR THE WINTER, n. ing, Remnants of Clot! day MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, SOJOTR. YERS AND STRANGERS, Needing any kind of first-class FANCY or STA- PLE DRY GOODS for use here or to send home, are cordially invited to Inspect our stock of EVENING SILKS, i BROCADE GAUZES, DAMASSE SILKs. . BLACK GUIPURE NETS, Light K'd GLOVES, 3, 4 and 6 button: White and Opera Gant de Suede GLOVES, Lyons Black **All-Silk’” VELVEDS, Black SILKS of all the best makes, OURNING GOODS, Courtauld’s English CRAPES, RICH SHAWLS: Far-lined. Black Silk Cireular Berlin WRAPS, Paris DRESS FABRICS, EARLY SPRING SUPPLIES: Linen Lawns, Plaid Nainsooks, Printed and the re- | expresses | od of lack of | | { | month and all expenses—no matter whether | | Chintzes, Cambrics, Tabi Linens, Linen Sheetings, Pillow Linens, Towels, ‘Napkins. Doyiles, CORSETS, COUNTERPANES, BLANKETS, &c. &— Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send us New Supplies daily. Se All orders receige prompt and carefat atten i tion, and parceis packed free of charge for ship- | ment. @- ONE PRICE ONLY, marked figmes, PERRY & BROTHER, Pennsylvania ave., cor. 9th st. _lt____ (Established in 1840.) GROCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN. Best White Sugar (A Coffee), Re Best Granulated Sugar, per Good Flour, per quarter-bbl. s Best Patent Process, do. Good Tea, per Ib. A Bright Syrup, per gallon Molasses at 33 cts. per gallon. Our price-list, to be had at the store, contains startling reductions in prices of everything. C. 5. OHARE & SON, _febl 6t_1213 Seventh st. n.w., bet. Mand N. 1 BEAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN U3ED. One 7-octave Rosewood Beardman & Gray One 7-octave Rosewood Vose & Son... One 7-octave Rosewood Gale & Co. One 6-octave Chickering. . One B-octave 2 stops Smith Organ. One 5-octave 4 stops Temple Organ. : 60 ict, sale upon easy terms to make Foon at the areroois of W. @. METZEEOTT & CO., Pennsylvania avenue, Between 9th and 10th streets, Sole Agency of Steinway’s Piaaos and Mason & ‘Hamlin’s Cabinet Organs. feb1-3: EMPLOYMENT. I WANT 1,000 AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR THE COMPLETE HERBALIST. I will give such terms and furnish such advertising facilities that Ro man need make less than $200 per ever tefore or not, Address Dr. 0. PHELPS 21 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J.. and full particu ars will be sent by return mail, 381-3t in plain re= WORLD IN A NUTSHELL. OVER ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN THOUSAND STERESCOPIC VIEWS FOR SALE. By far the largest and finest collection of Stereo- scopfe Views ever known to exist will be offered for sale by Mr. Thomas Dowiing, Auctioneer, com- menciog on the 611 OF FEBRUARY, I clock a.m. and 7 o*cleck in the evening, at the pacious auction rooms, Corcoran Building,south east corner of 15th and F streets n.w. — Almost every portion of the globe, where the photographer has been enabled to penetrate, is here illustrated in that life-like manner which the painter Is unable to imitate. ‘The Scenery, Architecture and Manners and Customs of the Nations of the Earth are por- trayed in rich and almost endless profusion. Many if not all, the great wonders of the world can be seen and admired at pleasure by those whose naver travel. There are also a great many Curiosities in- termixed with the above, which will admit of no specified name, but are well worthy the attention ot the publ c, "Special attention is called to thy large numbér of Illuminated and Transparent Views in this collection, many of which have never Qeen on sale in this country, and nearly all of which are grand veyond description. For full par- ticulars see catalogue. A rare chance for collec- tors and others. 331-61" JATTAN’® VEGETABLE CATHAR- NATHOAS DASTEBILIOUS PEL. The demand for these Pills has ly Increased. We therefore call public attention their merits as@ general family physic. Prepared with the freaest care, they present the following good qual- ities: They are warranted wholly vegetable, Their action is prompt, certain and effectual. ‘They are healing to the stomach, artney Start the liver in a healthy and active oper- ion. sae? cure biliousness, sick headache and costive- ‘ Z hey are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- 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 ar the strong and robust. Home made, they are always fresh, (while patent pills generally are not.) and conse- quently uniform! GHectual. Price, 25 cents per y, box, sale zs ai 7! Ur NATTANS, Pharmacist, Corner 2d and D sts. n.' md E rium] 1 ‘and corner 14th 5 FIN: NEARLY NEW, SEVEN-OC- TAVE. Weewood PIANO, tof for cash at the Eny th st. now. 1H SESSION of the MARYLAND Tx TURAL COLLEGE commences February 1, 1878. For-ca address W&M. H. PARK liege Station, jan26-colm Prince George's co., Md. AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAG: N* ‘ AT A SACRIFICE. ne new Albany ; one light, porate tie eyes Come And fty other tiylese Also e large stock of Second’ ana ¢ : a. B: on Gand, of No. $08 Jassineres | in fur new articies to be pavented, Ad- | | VITAL, Star office. 53.3.* i 7 ANTED— «od COOK in small family; | nued | 4! | Address COMFORT, Star oftice, stating terms, | | ad hi | a } not inquisitive. PED—A MAN with $300 capita’, to in: | | none need apply without best refere | Shoe Store 808 Tth st, new. fee" | cheap FRANK, 15118. Wane HOUSE int ave, it purchase. “a well-bulit BRICK he central part of the city, for $500 cash and $160a month, Address, with exact Wocation, &c. “Parchaser,'* Sar omce, 12-8¢_ | Uy ANTED-To SELL. by a lady Abra mearning, whan come Wartrole ven sisting of Dress els, Re. Address Ciinap, Star office, 2-31 TANTED — Immeni\THLy—At the Windsor House, 1327 F street. a first class WAITER aj also one CHAMBERMALD; ref- in din erence: red. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to make some plain Mechanical Drawings. evenings. at the ertiser’s house. Send address and price. per ur to **J,** Box 241, General Post Office. 1" ANTED—A furnished or partly furnished HOUSF; ten rooms, modern improvements. Ww ANTED— LADIES to know that the cheapest piace for Hairwork is at Miss SUSLE’S new exabiishment, 1013 F st, now. “Hair Dyelag.a.spo- cially. wae ANTED-— Fifteen good COOKS and HOUSE GIRLS. Hotels, families and_ restaurants je with reliable help. National Employment 7th and F sts, fate ANTED—A Swiss dressmaker wishes 5 +EMENTS by the day or week, or to take tomake reception and party dresses aduated manner; good fit assui . tween 17th'and 18h. V or three rent, Tsons would be given in Address **Tenant."* Star office. ANTED— To RENT—A_nicew furnished ROOM in good locality, with paople who are Address B. L. K., care re are ANTED_By a single gentleman, tw municating ROOMS or asingle Bo furnished. Address Lock Box 157, giving price and location, 13 * 7 ANTED—A SITUATION s woman to cook, wash and i ina private family: refe1 if required. Apply No. 1742 Massachusett + bet. 17th and 18: sts. “f1 3t* V 7 ANTED—To RENT—A large Front ROOM, with Board; suitable for a gentleman and Wife, or two gentlemen. Table Boarders. Terms reasonable. Carriage House and Stable for ren Apply 454 H st. n. 113. V ANTED—To PURCHASE—A HOUSE in ce: tral location, or Capitol hill, with alt improvements, desirable neighborhood, y $2,000 cash; price not to exceed $5 000, No. 119 G st. m13* WAxteo steady, reliable and compet: SERVANT, either colored or whit od cook, washer and ironer: carefu!, honest anil pru- dent. in family of three adults and child four years of age; must stay nights, Callat No. 900 24 m1 Vv not over thirty-five years of age, well accomplished aud agrecable, as a governess, to take charge anil teach two little (aud hters ina southern city. fora gentleman and invalid wife, Goo refere: fair Means; situation permanent if satisfactory when and where interview can behad, Address “Cuitono,"* Star office, 11-3: WANTED Forty BOARDERS that cau ap- reclate 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 Bay: Vi- all hor change for Be peerable modern State enna rolls and fine pastry. Meals at nes. Open Sundays. H L RICHELIEU, No. 17 Penpsylvania ave, n.w., within one square of t State, War and Navy department junch from 12 to2daily. Rooms for rent, f1-6:* ANTED-Small FURNISHED HOUSE, in northern part of city or on Capitol Hill, R. $. BARTLEY, Real Estate Agent, 515 7th'st. ANTED— PLAITING— (Parisian Mode,)— 814 1 street. corner of 9h street n.w., two cents per yard. Having made improvements and repairs on the machine, Lam better prepared than ever to do good Plaiting. J31-4:" ANTED—GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- ING in city or country. General Gardenin, Imallits branches and Jobbing promptly attend to. Gentlemen's places taken by gear, Call or ad dress 2429 M st.n.w. M.DURKIN, Florist. j29-1m ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for oid ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no Pay. Stoves rented, novié-tr Ware EATHERS to renovate at CHACE’S, 614 Louisianaave, —_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 $2. seplb-tr ‘ANTED —A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which a Uberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star ‘aug30-tf office, _FOR RENT AND SALE OR RENT—Front and Back PARLOR: also KR RENT, FOR RENT AND SALE. single HOOMS. finely furnished; wilt be let | A By". G. HOLTZMAN. toc and F sts, uw. very low, Apply’ to 419 13h st.. ‘corner of E | Three new Stores, 1419, 1433. 1425 i nw. {2 3. Bete Rooens Gren ence et : POR RENT For tady or gent,a large front ‘ores, from 917 to 825 7th st.n.w.. ec KOOM. third floor: near Hox Oiicet tay can | 4Dvelling Houses over ihe abvive sidres, each | $5 bavg Board if destred. “Address W. J.D. O.. City | Sop sth ata. recast Ganj oe oe —__ 2 2 | io Mst. now. 8 ane tmewis thf RNISHE D—Two connecting sec Mod. impr...) gpd, for ROOMS, ‘ay ‘pation ‘and bedcoom: +10 rs., aod. imps” Hall Room if desired; sultable for genuienat | ner 0° Louistana ave. and @h s!-n.W and wife or two gentiemen, 742 12th st.n.w. (23° Te hg BW ae nd wa ot Aout : TON 5 aT ae | FO Six elegant New Hones, one in POR RENT Nos, 425 and 427 4*h st. n.w., op- | Gro.gerown, and the others in oreo! the Anest posite Judiciary square, having melern im- | jocaijons in the city. Allat prices to suit the times, rovgmcnis; Jt rooms: rent $50. THOS, E. | Alsvafew small new Brick. Hou: a: Siu All W AGG AMAN, 519 7th st, 12 3 h payments down, ba’an monthly instai- GOR RENT ment ‘wo furnished ROOMS (bedroom R. O, HOLTZMAN. | 4 and parlor), convenient to Pe departments; | _f2-tr 10:h and F sts, n. Teferences required, at No, 903 : me : aad rage R RENT BY THEODORE F. Le Droit Buitding, 1712 L st. n.w., furnishes 511 P st. n.w., mod. im} i RENT That desirable STORE and DWEL- LING, No. 336 Pennsylvania ave., between | Sil and 443 Ste, suitable for any kind of business, | . GATCHEL, | 8th aud F streets. | 22 House No. 1214C st. n.w., 7 rooms, | 1515 Vermor The He ii 8 rs. | House No. 082 Est n.w..'14 rooms, with mod TRS Q str nw. mod, Miibe 10 tele er improvemen ts. Apply to JOHN T.C.CLARK, | 1314 E st. n.w!, mod. imps., 8 rs. J.P, No 224 12:h st, nw, 645 Pa. ave.e.," mod. imps... 11 rs. {UK RENT—Wholesaie STORE, No. cieven | 1115 10th st. n.w., mod, tmps., 8 rs. B21 1Lhst. n, dm (11). inthe New Wholesale Market Building 1427 bth st. now moe He on Market Space, between Tih and 9h sts. n.we | ‘Will be rented monthly to a reliable wholesale | dvaler in market ard other products. The store is | 20 feet font bv 36 feet deep, with small cvllar, ARP’ y toPRESTON 8, SMITH, Clerk W. M. Co. Pas OK RENT_Three- WELLING, ‘No. 11 Est. n.w., 12 rooms; ail convenieness: $53. Ato nice two-story Brick DWELLING, 6 | 1eoms, water and gas: NO.700 N st, n.w.,between | ‘7th and 8th sts., only $20 per month. ‘Considering neighborhoods and convenience to railroads and bu- siness, the cheapest rents in the city. “Sea 2 pre ses, ig FOR, RENT Large communicating ROOMS turnished, including parlor; rent moderate. | 516 13th st. nw. Location desirable. {1-3t GOR RENT- ROOM over Markriter:s new store, No. 626 E st., one door from 7h st. Apply at the store. 1-6" (OR RENT—A small Brick HOUSE, No. 208 Fast Capitol st.: one square of the Capitol, Inquire at No, 818 East Capitol st, 11-30 VOR KENT— Furnished ROOMS; south front reoms, en suite or single, with or without soard, at 19 H st. DoW: 113i i RENT—PARLOR and one or two CHA BERS, all communicating: well furnished: with or without Board, at reasonable charge, 1320 F st., opposite Ebbitt house. 11-3.* \OR RENT—That beautiful 3-story Back Build- ing 16 room HOUSE. No, 203 East Capitol st. (Grant row.) Price $40 per month, Inquire of BAUES & KYAN, 708 D> 13 Fe! _.RENT-STORE and_ 2011 11th st: niw., 10 rs 2283 12th st. nw, 4 rs. 1752 T st. n.w., 8 Ts. 825 9th st. n. 1316 E st, n.w. 704 7th st. s.w. FREAL ESTATE BUL ‘Park Hotel 1143 7th st. | 606 H st. 1 325 10 333 C st)'s, 1535 Columbia si 40 42-46 L st. n, d2s0 sth st. Tih st.; good business. st 1x1 st.. Georgetown, 5. ket; rent $40 per month, M. M. 11110 ith st.n.w.. heh 4.742 Tih st. Be st. 0, f. 22 4.500 = M13 200i st. the 4.580 POK RENT—A suite of furnished or aaa wee i . FE nGOMS In 2 private famity, Forget! Hoary ere ea i ed only. and in a healthy, pleasant location a eo Behe, passing from Capitol to departments. Reference Unimproved Property For Sale. exchanged. No. 129 D st. n.w. f16t_ | 4mmst., bet, Vand Mn rit. 0 -_No. = = nL. Bd q OR REN T~— Furnished and unfurnished pfs Det and ath ne er ROOMS: gas and water; convenient for light | 31st, tet Teed ae, ne housekeeping: no children in the house, and only 10 three persons. A boarding house next door, Prices ‘ 10 moderate; near market, public Printing offices | Gar Capitol sta tel @ aed Bese 110 cars pass the door, “Massachusetts ave,, No. 423. | 1) and Hy 14th aad 15th sey Or Tt 10. ire pas + Soy Fi VE ROOMS, modern cold water and bath- 14-hand F sts. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rs. s house arranged for two faml- | 1341 L st. n.w., mod, impe., L178 « one or two Rooms more if desired; toa family | 1024 17th'st. n.W., mod. fmps., 12 rs. of adults, alow rent and best advantages offered. | 425 and 427 4th st.D. w.,mod. imps.,11rs. Apply at the Hou: 116 Vath'st. ewe FPORPALE, 40 acres, 20 miles trom ci & €0R. R . one-half in heavy timber provements; §6 per acre. R. S. BARTLEY, (31+ Real Estate Agent, 515 7 Fok RENT A handsomely furnished PARLOR and BED ROOM in a new house with bay win- dows; all modern conveniences. Apply at the n.e. corner 11th and K sts. 380-41* POE KENT in whole or tn part, No. 1419 G St. opposite Riggs House—two-story BRICK— containing 11 rooms, with. all modern improve ments, Apply toD, A.GARDNER. —_ 330-Im i RENT_—The BOWLING SALOON at the corner of 6th and_C sts.: recently rearranged and put in complete order, An excellent ehance for an cnergetic man, Apply toP. M. DUBANT, 2009 14th st. n.w.,or at iors, 912 M 207 224 74 2a st. 627 G st. 1336 16, eorgetown, mod. im) me St. n.W., mod, 1828 Lawrence st., 6 rs. 44 Prospect st 1755 8 st. n.w., 7 rs 2228 13th st. n.w.. 6 Ts, 830 23d st. n.W., 6 rs, 55 Virginia ave. 1206 10th st. n.w., 4 re. 528 4th st. s.e., 9s. wits 420 N st. b.W.. 7 rs Por: STABLE. near ihe Epbitt House: glee fy ie Aas an a large enough to accommodate 8 horsesand a | which can iumber of carriages: new brick, two-story, water, &e.: rent only $20 toa good party, -B. H, Wake | Will be sent by mail if des NER & Co., 916 F st. n.w J29-lwj a = $800, t. FOR RENT No; 458 New Jersey ave, s.0., only at: perce three squares from the Capitol, seven rooms and bath-room, with a large yard; house in perfect | repair, A careful and responsible tenant is wanted, On TUESDAY, the 12 1330 T st. n.w., mod, Imps,, 7 Fr: F THOS. E, WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) | | cap, Three-Story Brick Houses 7ih st, road. Houses For Rent. Cor, 21st and F sts. n.w., furn., m. i, st. n.W., mod. iinps., 13 rs. 911 9th st. n.w., mod. imps., 9 rs... .W., mod. imps. , 10 rs. (store, ) mod, imp: store, )mod. imps. + Georgetown, mod. imps. IDs, Georgetown, 818. p.m,, No. 5145¢hi st. n.w. Ips. 10 npS.. 10 rs. LETIN od. im, Bs. rs $200. Al: is LA ith of each month a **Bul- letin’’ of all rty for sale and rent on my books, bo Bad on application at my" ofc oF Loans. Auction Sales th day of February, at 4 ie fcu2.tr Apply to JOHN T. ARMS, 810 Fst. j23-1m FOR RENT Two-story ‘Press Brick HOUSE) six rooms, with bath-room, water closet, gas: water, latrote, closets, pantry and cellar; recently | gapered and painted throughout. Rent low to a | responsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 Columbia st., between P and Q and 9th and 10th sts. n.w. 323-1m F°, RENT—HOUSE No, 1110 F st, Apply to THOS, KE. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st, j19-26 RK RENT— Corner 22d and H sts. n. 910 20th st, n. w. 1530 Cor, Green & Ollvests 421 91h st. s.w 1218 21st st. n. WANTED fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; elghteen years experience. Uphol- For RENT—Corner STORE and DWELLING, suitable for any business, Low rent toa good stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, by | tenant, 4th and C sts., Capitol Hill. Key next ‘A. HOCHACE, 614 Loutsiana arenue. augie-ly doors enquire No. 498 11th st. nw. 319-1m Jassie ES. Wisc nee an31-6i* 833 pall ‘AN TED-MOTHS and other insects in furni- OR ‘—Low, three-story BRICK, all 20th street northw ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. _aug16-ly WANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 444 and 6th sts, 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge, jy13-1y ANTED_—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Brrrepin Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at ae MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-1y Wi NTED-—Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE. sMorchant Tailor, 1011 New ork avenue, makes a special utting Garments be made at home, jan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. OST—$4 REWAK: and 11th sts., via N. Y. ave. on 22d or 234 Inst., a large MI reward of $4 will be pald. avenue. feb2-2.' O8T— February ist, between 9:b and 13th sts.. POCKET- BOOK, containing between $15 and —Between R. J. ave. and Columbia st.'n.w.. 8 Ts. 8rs,, m. i. modern conveniences; desirable neighborhood; 1908 G street n.w. Apply to JOS. C, @. KEN- NEDY, 701 15th street how. ji9-sew6.* R RENT—BUILDING No. 1236 Penasyiva- weglib ave Bew.5 Store, with collar and thre ge floors, lately occu ‘ran mh, Digtod: WALTER, Wl Bat news Seine POR BENT OB SALE_ 1446 N st., (new,) Gn- ished in best style; 13 rooms; ‘every’ room heated, including bath and servants" rooms: speak- ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- etable and meat cellar, ‘Can be seen at any time, Tm Fe RENT_476 Missouri ave., 11 rooms, rat bath, and all mod, imps., only $47.60, 1621 Loans Negotiated. Money Invested. J. STANLEY JONES, . s REAL ESTATE BROKER, GLI SEVENTH STREET. st.. 9 rooms, all mod. imps., (new;) only $22.50. Property Bought, Sold and Exchapged. ea ay Pheer a Ts.) mod, im 3 BURFORD, 108 Bets nw js-im _ POR REST Fornished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- TO LOAN keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvaniaave corner 4 st. novll-8m* BOARDING. $20: also, Check of Brodhead 2 Co." Ltbaral tex $20,000, = _— st-c y we OsT—On Friday, p.m., between 4 and 6 | family, where the comforts of home can he enjoyed J orelock. on 7th street, between Odd Fellows’ | at moderate expense; married people preferred: BiG Hall and ¥ street, a emai Black Turkey-leather | sth st. 12-61" $10,000, POCKE’ Kk, containing $50 in notes and a “Tyg * ‘is small amount in Silver. A liberal reward will be ELL-FURNISHED ROOMS and good Pld for ste return to Room 120, Patent Omce, | VV, BOARD at reasonable figures; 106 C st.5.0-. | 95,000, Basement. ne “3i O8T—On Tuesday evening, January 20_a lady RS. E. F. DEALE having leased the Houses GOLD BACHE ET eicked Ree eS | MU Nost aos: soo andgoe 44th st., opp. Franklin $3,000, ward will be paid for its return to No, 635 1 at. | Square, will, th connection with her present house, 330-41" " | No. 7Grant'Place, carry them on as a first-class Bearding House, 2, 500, A few haudsomely-furnished ROOMS, (single FOR SALE. and doubie.) remaining, will be reuted with Board ow. aa at reasonable prices, a be = = ————— | “TABLE BOARD wil be made a specialty, and TESAVESA double set of BRASS MOUNTED the priee charged $20 por months isBcot tisbio. NESS, and the part or allof a private sta- bee 1500. z ~ Iniuire at 1121 Ve ven teste OARDING.— 715 9ih st. n.w., handsomely FROREALE Toe SURLGHS, “Ales lige pis | Hewsitrnie Hatem cae Ma ee .E—Two SLEIGHS, large pair ; all modern conventences. Best’ Table $1,000. Brass AN DIRONS, 1 }81-1w | Be 528-6: OR SALE—Cuxar FoR CASH—A_number of ale: and 8 — Nery superior Hire aud Burglar-P root : f nexeelient BOARD at reduced prices SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com: Be eae Ohne ge ERR RE ABD, 000 had 008 Lect fering, &€.- apply at the Freddman'eBank.sautteee | SFved at conventent hour’. 326-6", | TO EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED PRoP- K BALE Ata Sacrifice the tne wiicK | /UYitiw meals adaysiigiening good. Roomst at ERTY: HOUSE, with back building, No. 422 8d st. n. th, we 3, . w.3 Is In good condition: modem Improvements; | $25 {nd $30 per month. $8 a a gtotneharnd rice, if sold soon, $6,900, in small installments. | itty Dracsoin’ Gooner and e ‘ Apply at office of WM. HENRY BROWNE, Law. | {Umyshed with Brussels ca Kacatly Bang ep | Several desirably loested DWELLINGS, two- yer, corner of Louisiana ave, and 4% st. j4-Im. steam, 3 j10-Im story and back building, new, eight rvoms and OARDING,_Neatly furnished ROOMS, with | bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- M2 cr without Board, at reasonable rates, At 807 | dow, ne. AT ADAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- MORTON House, J. STANLEY JONES, tune Teller.—If you have a skeleton in your t she will tell you how to get ridof it. si- 922 and 924 F Street N.W. 331-tr 611 Seventh street. dence, 221 K street n.w. feb2-61* — = ‘OHN PATCH, 506 10th and 324 12th furnishes information as to Responsibility ol Peeple, with full abstracts of property and leins reo. Titles examined. Searches for chattel Trusts, $1. Correctness guaranteed. 3y12-Lin* On first-class Beal Estate Security at 8 per cent. PRICES FOR BOARD, Per Month (tn advance). Per Week (in advance). 23 Meal Tickets. 47 Meal Tickets. Brpektact or Dinner. REN Fo STROLOGY. MADAME RUSS. This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner Of 2dn,w. She bas no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future, Ln love or business her advice 1s inval describing your friends, point- ing out your enemies, and informing you ‘of the sure Way to success in all undertakings. Consul- tation strictly confidential, Ladies, $1; gente: men, $1.60, ‘novi-Ly Ark esr a Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- oo arvana avenue. If you would know the truth sult the Dr. in all things, Office oars some 8) a.m. to9 p.m. Mi tanta Fans the gresient Plato: Bontot over America, can be consulted at her house, No. 234 mand, Paris, the Dst. n.w. ¥ st. cars pass the door. sepl7-ly JREMovaL or: BECKEB'S Manufactory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS. 0 Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FEBRUARY 18T. &Z-New Stock of Goods. SrecaL SALE FOR TO-DAY jan26-tr ar 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.'s, JEWELRY STORE, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. lla. m., GENTS’ WATCHES > JEWELRY. DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY, eee oki SILVER AND SILVEN PLATED WARE. WitHouT Boarp, T, FURST-CLASS RESTAURANT Fi Centrally located; reason for sellin For particulars address 9 Dust offic oR SALE OR TRADE OXY-CAL iuM LANTER 3 for Exhibitions: pri € 12-inch CO . .4 2 H.W. HENPLER. Oprician, TT" LOAN -$1.500, $2,000, $8,500 aad. 85 409 at 8 per cent. on good real estate seca rity. Variy aud property must be good. f2-3t" 1429 Penn. « 3. T. DYE! we. 81 fe, NFECTIONERY AND TR C FOR KE! including 9 rov improvements: good place tor bast tenant it would be leased from « Tears, Rent iow, $30 per month in fadvance. st. 2019 Math 3 OR SALE_One of the best and mm ESTAURANTS in Washington; ex on: doing a large and first-class trate; one of oldest establish: houses in the city. A good chan ofitatye business, “Address, with place for interview, Lock Box 684, NO INVEST. $26,000, ating To loan on first-class Real Estate; wicre «tow ot a Xceed fifty per cent, of fatr market value 8: ven per ceut. Several smaller sums—$1.000, $1.100, at & per cent,. and $500 at 10 per cent. DOWNMAN & GREEN 12-1w 412 Teh street. 0 WILL PURCHASE A GOOD BUSINESS ‘on the avenue; estab! shed eight years: ow rent. A goat chance foran active man, with <mall capital, J.B. G.. Star Ottice. 220,000 TO LO Security in any sum requir: per cent. Money in hand and no deiny WYER, 810 F Le Droit Building. ARE CHANCE—A nice BRICK HOUSE, pear 131h and P sts. circle, worth $5.00, «1 sold for $8,700, provided ‘apatication is inude Fithin 10 days. $1,600 cash: lalance on long: me, 8 per cent interest. Apply to B. H. WAKNEI & ©O., 916 F st. 13 OR SALE OR EXCHAN( and valuable LAND in Virginia, 7 mile city: one-third heavy timber: balance cleared teh from | improvements, Improved unincumbered prop wa KR ». BARTL ‘331. Real Estate Broker. FPGE SALE OR EXCHANGE miles trom city, aT under cult timber: fi roperty. RLS. why, Real Estate Agent, 515 71 st. 500 IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ES tate security, Apply to office of LOUIS IUEMAKER, 920 F st. n, OANS MADE ON AP ee es STEN eS Real Estate Agents, 330-1W Sr. Cloud Building. #E-AT A Gaeat ry BRICK HOU! * avenue, E LL 0, on 10th street, near New very desirable BUILDING will take other property. approv Address Box 530, Post Onice, S$ OF CALLED BONDS. of Called United States Bond: @ashed in gold or currency, or exchanged for other U. 8. or District Bonds,’at 1431 Penna. avenue. Ail kinds of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, and Loans negotiated on commissio: cial tax paid. Broker, 143i 525-1 TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL nutes 01 E; Holders can have them PETER CAMPBELL, Banker ant. Penna. avenue, (Corcoran building. ) Iso several amounts of $300, $200 to lan, B, H. WARNER, 916 F st. be fay 323-10 wi H. SLATER, at the old stand, No, 1425 Pa. avenue, pays Improvement taxes at the lowest price, and will purchase Drawbacks aud Auditor's Certificates at the highest cs Tate: j19- FRE SALE. The Jackson Buildin having become the owner of a very desirable piece of Property in the village of Mount Pleasant, known as Lot No, 2, of section 1, and situated on Park street, west of Pine, having a frontage of 124". feet anda depth of about 175 feet, and im- Proved by a new two-story FRAME HOUSE, offer the same for sale on very reasonable terms, For terms apply to WALTER STEWART, No. 718 west, between 4 and 5 o*cioe! wtf STMENTS. 7 FOR SALE, pDistrict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent, gold pds, District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- ey bonds, ‘Washington 30 year 6 per cent. gold bonds. tates Bonds o! United LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, curities, Jy _Ce :1.200 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. _ CHARLES F. SCHAFER, nov8-ly 615 7th st. n.w. contains store and 15 room: water, paved cellar; stable for two office, gas and Inquire novs-3m Re SALE_A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- | ~ trally located on Pennsylvania avenue; bul at Star BOOKS AND STATIONERY | QUNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE, iS) 428 Seventh strect. ° Eve requisite for the Sunday School, consist- ing. of Mane of Palestine, Bible Lands, bie Car- toons, Black Boards, 8, 8. Rewards, Assorted Li- braries, Lesson P rs, Record Books, Music Books, and Teache1 Aids for the Study of the Lessons. WM. BALLANTYNE’, 428 7th street jan29-tr AKCUS WARD & CO.'S BIRTHDAY CARDS, VALENTINES. NDELIBLE CONCISE DIARY for 1878. NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, **Where is It?" AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, all sizes and bindlags. 1 o We have just received a new lot of the above of 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. A, and P. I., or Samantha at the Centennial, $2.50; Money and its Laws, by Henry V. Poor. §. Ror sale by . H, & 0. H. MORRISON, jle-tr Law Booksellers and Stationers, 475 Pe PLE BOOKS OF THE PERIOD. enna. ave. _ BUSINESS CHANCES. | all issues, and other se- | Corner Pennsylvania ave, and 10th st. | rat PRY GOODS. vops ANP CARPETINGS. We are hav ing our .7! DRY GOODS aX Al iF IMMeMse stow sitabie Dry Goods and Carpet. ¥! forcast annual «ales of T s. . choles and de- Hi be sold at cost Je of dollars’ worth of Remnants, Odds, will be sold at less than 7™*t. W. W. BURDETTE & 09. H4™=2 "RG EPGINGS, FROM AUCTION. 11,000 YARDS and are sctiing trom ® oon ts yare ine cheapest lot of Edgings ever offers is. | this city, REMNANTS. 500 Spring and Fail remnants of Dress Goods at one-tourth the actual cost to close. hite Pique 7 cents, Damask Towels only 15 cents, old at 25 cents. Doutie-wid'h Alpacas Job) only 15 cents, 50 pieces plain Mohair Dress Goods at 15 coats, sold at 25 cents, Bieached Muslin at wholesale prices, 6, 6, 8, 8, 10 cents, Sheeting Cottons, 12, 15, 18, 20, 25 cents, Bicached Table Linens from 50, 60, 70, 75 centa. | Brussels Carpets 80c.; extra double weight Im ‘All our Carpets at pri grain Carpets 60 cents, cost. Also, Biankets, To make room for STRING GOODS, we offer the above-named goods for thirty days. COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS, TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Jang6-tr South side, near Tth st, a.# S ECIAL NOTICE. NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY DY @00Ds. ‘To reduce stock previous to taking our annual inventory, will allow a DISCOUNT OF 12) PER CENT. on all cash sales, commencing Monday, January 28th, and will continue for ONLY 30 DAYS. Splendid line of new PRINTS, 4 Large lot of Blea 6"), 7, 8, 9 and 10 Best Toe SHEETING 25 doz. TOW All our 37 ig. only 10 ets, down tw 20 cts. ught at auction, dixconnt ne Sold With the sar Splendid wide Black CASHMERES ouly 31igc., sold at 60. Lopin's ALL WOOL. only 35. 50 doz, of the best White SHIRTS will be sold ar 924 BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost, 500 pieces of Hamburg SS and INSERT- the same time, INGS from auction, will be 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. 326-tr SuHs AND VELVETS, at CONNOLLY j 608 Ninth street, 326-tr CuEAP DRY Goops. Having too much Winter Stock, I will give the public the advantage of getting Geods less tana manufacturers’ prices. Elegant Alpacas in colors 15 cts., worth 25, All-wool Cashmeres and Serges 87 cents. Whole stock Dress Goods reduced in price, Full stock Sheetings cheap, Wool Fiannels 124 15. 36; 25 to 50 cents, icoes 4%. 53s, 6g cents, Opposite the Patent Office, Carpets sacrificed—Brussels 85 cents to $1.18. Extra Tapestry Tngrains less than cos | Good Ingrains 25, 80, $7'., 60 cents. All-wool Carpets 60 cents, { T. N. NAUDAIN, j24-tr 709 Market Space, BRODHEAD & CO., 939 | Now offer an ele it Gros G | All-wool Black “French Cas ere (double width and original dye) 55 cents | Elegant 8-button Kid Gi up. vl street and opera shar 25. sahaaea aed jes, $1.25. | 10.4 Pequot Bleached Sheeting (full 2\¢ yds. wide) 29c. per yar; Beautiful Cretonnes 12'se. per ya, Lonesdale 4-4 Bleached Cotton (the pleasantest Sewing, nicest washing and best wearing cotton Pa. avenue, ine Bik Silk at 75, made) 0c, ; all-linen Bleached Table Damasl 0c. per yard and up: Clark's best 20-yard Spo | Cotton only Be Lupin’s Doubie-width oul- ored Cashinere Tb cents, Fodueed frotm BLES: Anda complete line of ladies”, gent sand childrea Cotton Hose, together with all kinds of Fancy Domestic Dry Goods, at prices lower than ever, | _Calland examine." "BRODHEAD & 00. jangé-tr 939 Pa. avenue, bet. 91h and Wim. |_GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Be SINTER Ae FURRIER, Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other FURS. Penna, avenue, next to cor. 13th st. Gentlemen's Dress and Business HATS. A Choice stock of UMBRELLAS, Jan24-tr UMBRELLAS AND CANES, | Best Goods, Lowest Prices. | 47s HATS" HATS A FULL ASSORTMENT, Money; Francis A. Walker. .....-...-.++.84 00 ae xaglend Fodsratiem, 1800 to 1815; Henry 400 | Af LOWEST MARKET PRICES, Suplee's French on the Study of Words." 100 | at imanach de Go! s iescasensier ALTER KE! ‘The Mechanics of Engineering and of the Con- » anced gitruction of Machines, vol! 35 Wolsbeck. se 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, ments of Geology; Jose te... -s-> hove Willard’s Hotel. Romances of the east (Nouvelles Asiatiques), a Anos Wits rom the French. The Last Years ot ‘Daniel Webster? G. W. cur- | GUT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER tis; 60c. The Wolf at the Door; No Name Series; EO. MEGINNISS’ $1." Canon Farrar’s Sermon on Eternal Punish: | re Shirt 1008 F Street ment; 25c, The Sarcasm of Destiny; $1.50. Young | Northwest, Washington. D. C, Musgrave: Mrs. Oliphant; 40c, A Jewel of a Girl; 85c. Gerrit Smith, a Biography; O. B. Frothing- ham; $2.25. Biology; Dr. Charles Letourneau; $1.7. ‘Tribune and Church Almanacs: Fancy Basketsand Wall Pockets at 20 off our popular prices, . SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, jani8-tr 911 Pennsylvania ave. rpae CELEBRATED JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A large assortment just received. FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM CLOCKS, Of various sizes and decorations. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., J16-tr JEWELLERS, i Picasmmamee STATE LOTTERY. 4 AELEEDID OFPORTONITY TO WIN A SNEW ORLEANS, TURSDAY: Beane? Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This Institution was regularly incorporated Teguieare of the State for Educational and ti decl5-1y 515 G55 Wome New nous ONE OR TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED all modern’ improvements; Furmined ROOMS, ROOMS with first-class TABLE BOARD; suite of = Kooms on third floor. it guests accom- Wirn Usk oF motateds noval-liw BILLIARD TABLE, CELEBRATED in private house; new house; new furniture, and I good location. PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER. Address Box 364, City Post Office. §30-8¢* BR RENT— GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., Bearanp H.Wanwans Bowers S Mol 618 F atrect northwest MOUNTS. 1205 K st. nw, Market 8; 1780 1 su. ow, 1222- $18-1m_Center, Northern and Eastern Markets, ie Sst aw x Sto JREPccED PRICEs. su ve, a: is ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform his. patrons and the public generally that in con- He Me. pn Sequence of reduced prices in goods and new gh her facilities, ho is now able to, make up. #5 oe: joes CLOTHEs and furnish GOODS in his Une trom | 7174 HEP, ten to fifteen per cent, less than former rates, re- | 219 C 5 ber FY ER, ae res Crrizen AxD Mitivany Tatton, | 206,N. ae os 325-tr_617 Penn’aave., Washington, D.C, | 1207 ian [IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. 14235 8th & Qe. . a ies inh 3 's aa he dest, American wine in the market: dry, | § as i Imported brand. God taste and regard for home eg aan ammies yy 713 2116 Loch Ls HOKE, 2208 14th st, ge22 jand-te 1427 Bth st. 1131-33 SALE—Nico CANARY BIRDS, excolent | 718 if st 5 Tae i Es Fingers: ara yiow B68 Ost, 1315 passthe door, @. M. ty 438 K LARGE LOT OF DEMONGEOT’S MANU- | _ Alse, er Houses, similar to the FAOCTURED at a very low above, = materially altered nesriy ‘fine TO! every at our we ari- in 1868, with a Capital of §1 190,000, Tt has since added 3 4 o $350,000. Its Grand Single Number Distributions will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. never scales or postpones, Look at the { > Distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000. 100,000 TickETs aT Two DouLars Eaca. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. te BESES pate 882 8388982838 H 8 its wanted at all compensation or send orders to M, A. DAUPHIN, P.O. Box 692, New Oricans, Louisiana. the supervision ona tot Generals oe ke Beauregard and Jubal A. oe ‘Poe next drawing occurs Tuesday, March 18th, CREE BEA Fear ats e ame 25e. per cent. | We make the FINEST D ORDER in the most e it manner for $2.25. | Fine DRESS SHIR’ made to order, of Wam- gutta Muslin and Twenty-ene Hundred Linen, for $1.%. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready-made, of Wamsutta Muslin and Twenty-one Hundred Lin- en, for 7 cents. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, Water- twist Muslin and Mg Hundred Linen, for 60 sents. Boy’s Fine DRESS SHIKTS. 12. 12% and ESS SHIRTS TO 18 inch, only 60 cents, Fine Four-piy Reversible | CUFFS only 25 cents'a pair, Six Finest Four-piy | LINEN COLLARS for $1. Heavy Canton Fiane | uel DAW ERS, only 60 cerite. All goods made to order and guaranteed to give satisfaction, both in | quality and ft, All goods sold are guarantesd as represented or the money returned. Ome price omy. aucoA-tr E. YOUNG GINN, Manager, i} J. HEIBERGER, 2, (Successor to H. ¥. London & Co.,) CITIZE. ARMY AND NAVY pee ete jet ot rown"'s), fyl-ly No. 617 Penna. ave... Washington BOOTS AND SHOES. RUBBERS UNDEH V. i (quality Men's ‘Oo atid We Best quality Ladies’ Best quality Misses’. Best quality Children: Best quality Mer eed quality = dies’ Arctic at quality Wool, Men's, Wome SHOES, at Prices unl 1914-1916 Penn ALUE. . W. SELBY'S, bet. 19th and 20th sts, Pair Justh’s Heel rs given in, janSi-tr Dsaryz STOCK OF FALL and WINTER GOODS for Ladies and Gents, to be Closed out at manufacturing prices. A ae of my Patent Leather Preservative given at Pa. J. J. GEORGES, ‘ishes, ti: fon tub of blankets, it on your mirrors of water} ‘Tt will clean YOUNG'S DETERGENT, Office 11th and Pennsyleania avenue, Shr irri beatae Jan5-tr___ Dowling’s Auction Rooms. EOCENE, Hinks BO, Tae RSeeeenee =| RB