Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1878, Page 2

WASHINGTON MONDAY... February 1, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. rere. Dati: “TF.3b0- ring more than firectimes that ther daily in. Wash Gnd prove than that Of all the others mete +s202- ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In thelr an- Bouncements as early In the day as possible, and in | ‘all cases before 120’clock M. The insertion in the same day's issue of those reaching the office after | that hour cannot be assured. eet To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to thelr tenor, and not te any individual name, Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Checks, ete., 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. —_—————— Our “Murder Bay * Cotemporary. The Republican complains that we have but one argument against the exercise of the elec- tive franchise in the District of Co'umbia, namely: The clause in the Federal Constitu tion which confers upon Congress exelusive | tion over the seat of government. this is conclusive, elusive jurisdiction, and has in th it, incurred, through its agents, a debt of | | exercise exclusive jurisdiction: and in that | way exercise its undoubted right to provide | $21,000,000 in the improvement of the National Capital. W for that indebtedness. We should bea vi verdant commmunity to contest that ju tion and to give Congress the opening to say,“ Well, take the right of suffrage, and with it the right to provide for the indebtedness.” No, the responsibility rests Just where it should, upon Congress. and the | people of the Distriet ha disposition to shift this ind not the slight btedness to the! t own shoulders at the price of the meaningless | bauble of suffrage. It is no argument in that it was exertised for many ye past history of the city. It never amounted to much at the best, but in the old municipal days it was at least a harmless, inexpensive nullity, until our Murder Bay suffragists got control, and then it blossomed into a very costly and vicious affair, of no practical utility, but powerful for evil. To the Republican's eloquent defence of Murder Bay, and its claim that that classic locality with its “not more than five hundred voters” should not be held responsible for the vor of suffr vote of the District, we have to say that in | speaking of Murder Bay rule, we referred gen- erally to the “suffragists” of the Murder Bay Stripe. Murder Bay answers ‘for short” a: the designation of the whole class of “voters’ who mustered there, and in p! savory bume as “Hell's Botte Alley soose Level,” “Tin-eup Alle: town,” “Louse All Petersburg, town,” &e., Ke. Whatever the Repullicun may think, we are n that the tax-payers, business peo- ple, and all interested in the welfare of the city, are practically a unit in opposing a re- turn to Murder Bay suffrage, although many would be willing to have some form of quali- fied suffrage. But the fact is generally appre- ated that ne bill for qualified suffrage ean pass, and itis felt that the tation of the quest of suffrage now can only have the mischievous effect of defeating the great f District relief for whieh the Com- of One Hundred have been laboring. ————---e ___ Popular Loans. effort of the government to distribute the public debt in the hands of as many American citizens as possible, by popularizing its loans «nd enabling the holders of small sums to invest in them, should receive the support necessary to make it suecessful; for, if sue. cessful, it cannot fail to have good results. ‘The more numerous the class of citizens who have money in the public funds, the better for both government and people. The stability of the former is ensured by the financial inter- ests as wellas the patriotism of the governed, and the latter find a safe method of investing small savings. France, whose example is quoted on all sides of all finaneiat diseussions, by reason of the weight which history has* given her authority in such matters, is re- markable for the extent to which her debt is distributed among her citizens. Nearly nalf of her families have money thus invested. And it was by this means that she was enabled to pay the enormous indemnity demanded by Germany: the aceumulated savings of the people, and the gradual results of their indus- try and frugality were thus poured into the lapof France. In the present lack of confi- dence, men look in despair for some safe place for their earnings; but if they wish their little Stock to increase, they should not consign it to the traditional stocking, but beeome “bloated bondhollers.” If all would do this, the above appellation could no longer be twisted intoa term of reproach. There would be little talk of repudiation, in whole or part, directly or indirectly, if the debt were due to the people themselves. The The cable transmits another batch of Russian peace conditions, which, however, offer more satisfactory evidence of authenticity than any which have hitherto been received and ac- cepted by a credulous American public. They Provide for the indepen and inereased territory of Roumania, which previous reports have left out in the cold, and for the evacu- ation of the Danubian fortresses and Erze- roum, which is also a variation from the lists of conditions heretofore published. It is likely that the details of the terms of peace will be worked out bya general European conference. If the results of this m tory, new wars will ari hardly takea hand. Frane preserved a prudent si arrayed by the words of ( sition to Russian supremacy will give thé@anti-Russian nations a de _ This acquisition ded A tave itee. Thqnire several Pianc NOTICE OF REMOVAL. H. K. FULTON respectfully informs his patrons and th eof his KEMOVAL to 1218 Penns! vania . Where he hopes to Tecvive a cont m of their patro febA ays ay M PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. eS (One door east of Mitchell & Martin‘s), = Gloves for the President's Reception and ot oceastons, with 2,'3.4, 5 and 6 batons Prives rom 75 cents up. feb@-3t N, JESSEN, Ne WATCH REPAIRER. For 20 years with H. SEMEN. now at ‘913 SYLVANIA AVENUE, & Dempsey 's Stationery Store. ) Oem Digs WATCHES A SPECIALTY Watches put In complete order by me are guaran- teed for one year. or money refunded, feb4-1m ONVEESATION AL C LESSO) Professor HENRI MASSO 15th of Februa-y, at his residence, No. 2113 Penn- sylvania avenue, a regular course of Conversational in French for persons who are desirous of learning the collog vial phraseology of that lan; . ‘The Professor will rive daily lessons from 3 to 2 clock. For tert.: apply to him personal h the Post Offre. fel "NDERSIGN ED HEREBY GIVES NG ZICE of his appointment as assignee of JOHN ©. MOTHERSHEAD, merchant, late of 601 4% street southwest, Washington, D. C., by volun- tary assignment. Parties indebted to said John C. Mothershesd will make Smmediate payment to the undersigned. and those baving claims against sald Mothershead will exhibit the same, duly verified, me. CHARLES E, FRASER, ‘330 4\% street northwest. _Washington, D. C., Februaty 2. 1878, feba-3t? SWEET wear Tea, Gives entire Ne a POUND. Best quality of¢ Best JAPAN, 7 cental O° 85 cents. jan20-tr 1918 Pennspiowne SALE—Nice CANA: Fotigers agp yey om Deiey abe Peat went ae Ciera? Sa ee ce SIN FRENCH. will begin on the i e! | novia BY | can walk five miles easily without resting, rs in the | } | | Circulation over | | aged five, became very muc | so that we were ob! This continued through the Summer, aud caused | - | Molasses at 33 ets. per galicn. { | | | Best White Sugar (A Coffee), | One 6-octave Chickering. | One 5-octave 4 stops Temple Orga IS NATURES OWN VITALIZER: PERUVIAN SYRUP. PERUVIAN SYRUP. A protected solution of the Protoxide of I-on, is so combined as to have the character of au aliment, as easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It increases the quantity of Na- ure’s own Vitalizing Agent—tron in the Blood and cures a thousand ills, simply by Touing up, [a- vigorating and Vitalizing the system. ‘The en- riched and vitalized plood’ permeates every part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching out morbid secretions and leaving nothing for «lis- ease to feed upon, FOR A 8PRING MEDICINE thas no equal. Stimulating without reaction, its eifects are PERMANENT, differing In. this respect from all Alcoholic Tonics, PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP CURES Dyspepsia, Debility, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoca, Beils, Ner- vous Affectior Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of - Constitutional Vigor, Female Complaints, etce FROM A WELL-KNOWN WRITER: From Mrs. Mary Francis, well known as ** Marga- ret Biount. ~ PSTOCK, Wr., Oct. 6, 1876. 3: Pwo years ago I began to take the AN Sent Twas ina languld; hali-allve State, through incipient dyspepsia and defectiv Cirewiation of the bial. ‘Three bottles of tite F T have a fine appetite, sleep sound! myself out of doors all day long without fatigu: ‘A lady cousin, who resides’ with me, took the Syrup during her recovery from a serious ibness of weeks. She has been an lavalid for years. Five bottles of the Syrup have so built up ber sys- tem that she now eats quite heartily, sleeps well and can Walk three miles (in fine weather) without fatigue. I consider the medicine so invaluable to ersons of sedentary pursuits, or to those who suf- Fer trom ianguor or low spirits, that T relate this personal experience of its effects to you, leaving you to make what use you please of my letter, Yours, very respectfully, MARY FRANCIS, PERUVIAN SYRUP PERU AN SYRUP FROM CHAS, H. COLGATE, EsQ.. Of the firm of Colgate & Co.. Manufacturers of Flavoring Extracts, 21 Blackstone street, Bos- ton. + Dee. 6, 187 my little danghter, iaciated with loss of appetite. and great prostratien of strength. so much figed to take her out of schoo! Gentlemen: st Spring us tnuch anxiety. After trying various remedies without deriving any bencfit, ur family physician recommended the use of PERUVIAN STRUP. After using it one week we saw a marked improvement in the child's condition, and ina month she wa: TapidJy gaining in health and strength, her app tite being excellent. At thisdate she is perfectly Well, with round, piump cheeks and healthy color, and ‘is again attending school regularly. 1 con” sider her restoration to‘health entirely due to the PERUVIAN Syncr, and feel that I cannot too highly recommend it as a tonic. Very gratefully yours, CHAS. H, COLGATE, Al PERUVIAN SYRUP. PERUVIAN SYRUP. Is prepared by SETH W. FOWLER & SONS, Bos- ton, and sold by dealers generally. f4-m&th 1m B NSON’S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. A, great improvement | A. soothing, healing. on the ordinary porous | strengthening’ and palii plaster. | killing agent in one, The Manufacturers received the highest and on} award given to Porous Plasters at the Centennial $ everywhere, K. ly. We warrant Benson's Capcine Plasters to be sit- yerlor to all other porous plasters, and to ail'nl- ments, Lion of the already popular porous plaster. | For lame and weak back, sclatica, rheumatism, kidney and spinal diseases,’ it Is simply the best ‘remedy ever invented or known. Sold all over the world. Price 25 cents, Sent on receipt of price by SEABURY & JOHNSON, 21 Platt st., N.Y. ANDSOME FLOWER GARNITURES FOR PARTY AND RECEPTION DRESSES. inallits branches and jobbing promptly attended | 17018 st., 8'rs., all mod, imps.; $15. 106 Pa, ave. he celeb ,OG L VES, fi to. Gentlemen’ laces taken by ear. Callorad- | 87S.) mod. tm) Bee Apply to LUTTRELL & welts and ven fg shades, in 34 and Sateen, dress 2429 M stencwe ‘M.DURKIN. Fiorist.j29-1m | BURFORD, ts st, n.W. i8-1m at from $1 per pair, up. FANTED—To exch old HR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- Also, a complete line of the BENUINEJUGLA | W Ano Gronere a aes new STOVES for old ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house. (Paris) KID GLOVES in all the newest shades'at | and K sts: n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no Keeping and Several small BED ROOMS. 854 Penn- i Bo easeeeny Pay. Stoves rented, Tovié-tr | 8ylvaniaave corner 4% st. novil-8m* MES. 2. E. EALMES, WANTED FEATHERS to renovate at f4-tr_No. 1107 F street, bet, 1th and 13ta sta, CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, — auglé-ly It was invented to overcome the slow ac- | |W. | | changed this to glowing, bounding | | Modern improvements, desirable es COOK at ihe Ch nnsyivania ave. 1 ANTED-LIGRARY TABLE, LOUNG and UFFICE DESK, Address 8. A. AN y a respectable White @ s cook, washer and ironel ire at' 1822 F st. n.w, E 8 Solicitors for a vew anda tractive book, ix LADIES and six GEN- TLEMEN, Apply from 9 toll a.m. and 3 to6 P.m., at WIND>OR HOUSE, 1327 Fst. f¢: ANTED_By F W Aired ri0's Re dining room servant c bermatc. or nurse. (Good references, 28d st., bet. Land Mn.w. ANTED— Tweive good AGENTS, maic and Vv female, to canvass the city withanew and useff! household article that sells at sight. “Apply At O2BBIHstenewWe Wy ANTED—By a respectable White Girl a SIT- W AUTON ES Tirtcciaes: cook. washer: amd Address Box 2. Star of- ANTED—A French Dressmaker from New York, wishes a few ENGAGEMENTS by the day or week, Callor address B. 8., 423 10: st. Ww f4 2 TANTED_By a respectable Colored Gin a W ITC ATION as feet clase cooks writing to ‘Wash and fron; good references, Apply 610 'N st, nw. td W ae RA Ire, restectable White SITUATIONS; one as cook, washer irener, and the other as chambermaid or nur good references, Appty 27 F st. n.e. 14-21 ANTED—FAMILIES TO CALL and s« ect from @ arge number of highly recommended colored and white Servants, Apply at Eureka E n- ploxment Oftice, 931 1Oth st., near Knew. Mrs. OUISE C, HATTON, tormerly Batler. | 4 1m V 15 yea age, to run errands, walt on store, and make himse-f generaily useful ina Tobacco and Stationery store. Will pay week. Address B., Star offic ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN for house- work, accustomed to. children, a Protestant referred, “Reference required. Congress st.. Georgetown, bet TANTED-THE LAD W ‘ieyean nave thee Saiteaad made for the next_thirt HINCKLEY one half her former p TANTED—A_Dressmaker j WV Avine a first-class atrer ah make LADIES WALKING SUITS from $5 up; evening dresses from $7 up; knife plaiting from 1is,cents per yard up; has the latest fashions. at1720 Pennsylvania ave. WANTED VBya respect UATION ok, washer, and i rr chambermaid: willing to make herself useful, Always lived with first-class families. “Apply 1823 L st : 18th and 19th, Reference if re- ironer; good references, Is5 nd t from designer. and and A Arg’ Dumber of colored help, ail highly recommended, to do all honsework. Apply at Eureka ‘Employment ofc 931 10th st.. near K. Mis. LOUISE C. TON, formerly Bauer. ANTEL good COOK in small fan ly; ne need apply without best references, Sh 7th st. new. 7 ANTED—To purchase, a well-built BRICK HOUSE in the f ~To SELL, cheap, hing, a handsome s, Jewels Ge, Address *-C 7 sisting of Di Star omi furnished or | fen rooms, modern improvements, Auiress COMFORT, Star office, stating terns, 2-31" V ANTED— know tha Place for Hairwork Isat Miss SUSIE establishment, 1013 F st. n.w. Hair Dyeing EI fteen gi GIRLS, Hotels, qaphtteg with reliable tet, Give, Room 24, 7th a ANTED_A Swiss dressmake GAGEM! by the day or week, or 10 work in; is able to make reeeption and party dress good fitassured, at No, St., between 17th and 18 hi. ‘d ANTED—By a single gentleman, two municating ROOMS or asingle Room un- Address Lock Box 157, giving pri cation, s: 1-3." ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable oman to cook, Wash and iron, ina private referen if required, Apply No, 1742 e., bet, 17th and 18ch sts. f1 3t* V ‘Oo RENT—A large Front ROOM, with Board; suitable for a gentleman and wife, or twogentiemen. Table Boarders, Terms Teasonable. Carriage House and Stable for rent. Apply 434 H st. new. 118. ANTED—To PURCHASE—A HOUSE in cen- tral location, or Capitol hill, with all the 04 heighborhood, Will pay $2,000 cash; price not to exceed $5000, Address or Call at once at Nu. 119 @ st. n.w. 113.5 WANTEDA live American LADY, not ov-r thirty-five years of age, well accomplished and agreeable, asa governess, to take charge and teach two little daughters ina southern city, fora nd invalid wife. Good references: fair si situation permanent if satisfactory. State When and where interview can be had, Address “Oulbouo,"? Star office, 11-3." WANTED Forty BOARDERS that can ap- Preclate 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 Bays Vi- enna rolls and fine pastry, Meals at all hours, in its graduated manne 1747 Open Sundays, Hi ‘L_ RICHELIEU, No. 17: Penvs; ia ave. D.W., within one square of t State. War and Navy departments, Lunch from 12 to® + Rooms for rent. 11-6. PLAITING: (Parisian Mode, )— 8141 street, corner of 9th street n.w., {wo cents per yard. Having made improvements and repairs on the machine, I am better prepared than ever to do good Plaiting. 331-41" ANTED-GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- W ANGin cig or conany ORCHARD DRUN Apply 1146 | Poly} J | Taquire | FoR RES Uufurnished _FOR RENT AND SALE. _FOR RENT AND SALE. THOR RENT— Pleasant ROOMS, with BOARD. AP at 142¢ 11m st. ow. : A WOR RENT—In house 1432 8 st. n.w. ROOMS; 40n first floor, three chambers ervant’s room; with modern improvements. [4-3' nw. Carriage t | i T Six Toom FRAME HOUSE, No. | Ss 1st. new. to JOHN F, GREEN, | No, 1520 1h ste news ae | NOR RENT At $25 per month, three-story BRICK HOUSE: modern improvements: | ner and wife will board with tenant and pay ference in cash, Address E,, Star ofice, 14-3) Pee RENT Nem RRICK, HOUSE, partiy furnished for housekeeping: modern conveni- ences; Terms reasonable, i, 27 E yt. n.e., Capitol aut .. opposite Ebbitt House, having 16 rooms: rent $100. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, su Tih st os IR RENT—No, 1808 7th st. n.w., Store, five | rooms, hall, water and gas, at $20, connect! second floor front and back ROOMS, at $8 per month, Apply next 4-3." | dk RENT- Elegant lai x | FS. and gas, very central, for $50 Tmontn; | rom for three persons, Address DAY. Stat | Oitice. 43 i R RENT—1224 New York avenue, a hand- somely furnished BEDROOM, or sdrooms ard Parlor, Also, a Hall Room; house new: all modern provements; private family; nochildren, Terms very moderate, f4 30" OR RENT—A new BRICK STARLE, just | completer ‘ize, 18 by 26 as all the conveni- ences of a first-class stable: will be Treated very 10. toa careful and responsibie party. Inquire of E. HAYES, 1071 st. new. 14 31" WOR RENT—Front and Back PARLOR: also single ROOMS, finely furnished; will be let | very Apply’ to $19 15: st., ‘corner of Rent, a large front "ost Office: lady can Address W.J. D. O.. City ri-ate NED—Two connecting sec- as parlor and bedroom; mitable for | | ‘Upper PORTION of 1343 F st.n. | pit PORTION of 1363 F stn. | i RS, with low, nw. FOR, BENT Fer ee er ROOM, third floor; near f have Board tf desired. P.O. POR RENT Fer. ond feor ROO. iulso Hall Room if desire: and wife or two gentieny Fe. K Nos, 425 and + Op posite Judiciary square, havin im- prov em 3 rooms; rent $50, THOS. 12 WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. For RENT Two furnished ROOM and ior), convenient to the d required, No. (aedroom partme Apply at Brick DW : ail y Briek DWE Ss: NO. 700 N st, now only $20 per month, “Considering nd Convenience to railroads and bu- 7th and 8th sts. borhoods the cheapest rents In theelty. “Seep OR RENT — Large communicating ROOMS, furnished, including parlor: rent. moderate. 516 13th st. p.w. Location desirabl 11-31 One ROOM over Markriter: 5 now store SE st., one door from 7h. Apply at ine store. feb (OR RENT—A small Drick HOUSE, No. 28 Fast Capitol st.; one square of thé Capitol, Tho. 818 Bast Captor ste ee Gages WR RENT-Furnished ROOMS; south front rooms, em sulié or slugie, With or with Board, at {19 H st. new. s131 (OR RENT PARLOR and one or two CHAM- BERS, ‘all communicating; well furnished: with or without Board, at reasonable charge, 1329 F st., opposite Ebbitt house. f OR RENT That] ing 16 room HOUSE. No, 293 Ect Capito (Grant row.) Price $40 per month, Inqtti BATES & RYAN, 708 ) st. n.w 113 * ‘OR RENT—STORE and DW No. i good business stand: near mar: Kets rent $40 per morth, M. M. ROHRER 513 Tih’st. FE GENT’ suit ROOMS, in a private and in a healthy ™ zie jiy, for gentlemen pleasant location: pitol to departments. 329 D ste naw, 1K RENT—Suite of FIVE ROOMS, modern | improvements, hot and cold water and bath- Toom onsame floor; house arranged for two fam\- me or two Rooms more if desired; toa family. ts, alow rent and best advantages offered, Apply at the House, 2009 14th st. nw, ,0r at Su 1616 14th st. OR RENT- rin part, st. opposite Riggs House—two-s contaibing 11 rooms, with all modern im iments, Apply toD. A, GARDNER. R RENT—The BOWLING SALOON at the | corner of 6thand C sts. cently rearranged and put in complete order, An excellent cha an energetic man, Apply to P.M. DUBANT, 20 Fuk RENT—STABLE, near the Ebbitt House; large enough to accommodate 8 horses and a number of carsiages: new brick, two-story, water, Tent onlv $20 to a good party, B. H. WAR= ER & Co., 916 F st. nw, j29-1w | FOR RENT No; 458 New Jersey ave, s.8., only three squares from the Capitol, seven ‘Fooms | and bath-room, with a large yard; house in perfect repair. A careful and responsible tenant is wanted, Apply tO JOHN T. ARMS, 810 Fst. j23-1m "| Fok RENT. two-story Press Brick HOUSE six rooms, with bath-room, water closet, gasand Water, latrote, closets, pantry and cellar; recently yaperéd and painted throughout. low toa Fevponsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 Columbia st.. between P and Q and 9th and 10th Y sts. new. j3-1m Kt RENT—Corner STORE and DWELLING itable for any business. Low rent toa good | tenant, 4th and C’ sts,, Capitol Hil, Key hext a Enquire No, 493 11th st.n.w. | j19-1m Fer RENT—BUILDING No. 1238 Pennsyiva- nia ave, n.w.; store, with’ cellar and three large floors, jately gecupled by Francis Lamb, Ap- ply tod. WALTER, 1011 Est. n.w. J19-1m* FOR BENT OB SALE 146 N ot., (new,) fin- ished in best style; 18 rooms;”' every’ room heated, including bath and servants’ ‘rooms: speak- ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- -etaneand meat cellar. Can be seen at any time, '¢ Fue RENT—476 Missouri ave., 11 rooms, ran, bath, and all mod, imps., only $47.50. 1621 Sg hFooms._ all mod. Imps. (new:)_onty $22.60, ASHINGTON, JANUARY 1st, 1878, I have this day associated with me in the Hard- ware business Mr. JAMES B, LAMBIE. Here- after the business will be conducted in the name of L. H. SCHNEIDER & CO. Feeling thankful for the past generous support from my fellow-citizens, 1 solicit’ their contuucd | patronage for the new firm. L. H. SCHNEIDER, 1010 and 1012 Penna. ate. G_BecERIEs ON THE CASH PLAN. fel TWD. ese Best Granulated Sugar, per’ | Good Flour, per quarter-bbl. sack. jest Patent Provess, do. iood Tea, per Ib. Bright Syrup, per gallon. Our price-list, to be had at the store, contains startling reductions in prices of everything. C. 8. OCHARE & SON, nth st. me BEAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. One 7-octave Rosewood Boardman & Gray One 7-octave Rosewood Vuse & Son. One 7-octave Rosewood Gale & Co. re One 5-octave 2 stops Smit For sale upon easy terms to mal Warerooms W. G. METZEROTT & CO., Pennsylvania avenue, Between 9th and 10th streets, Sole Agency of Steinway'’s Pianos and Mason & ‘Hamlin’ Cabinet Organs. febl-3t EMPLOYMENT. I WANT 1,000 AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR THE COMPLETE HERBALIST. I will give such terms and furnish such advertising farilitfes that no man need make less {halt 8200 poe 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 particuiars will be seut by return mail. j31-3t ATTAN’® VEG LE CATHAH- N THe AND EN TCBIIOUS Pins. ‘The demand for these Pills has increased. We therefore call public attention fo their merits asa general family physic. Prepared with the Fiieatest care, they present the following good qual- ‘They are warranted who! table. ‘Their eral ead et action ts prompt, certain and etfectuat. ‘They are healing to the stomach. {They start the liver im a healthy and active oper- ation. They cure biliousness, sick headache and costive- whey are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- sia, ‘They thoroughly cleanse the entire system. They do not gripe or give pain during their ac- tion, 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 not.) and conse- guently uniformiy el ectual. Price, 2% cents per box. For sale only ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, ‘orner 2dand D §30-tr and corner 14th and In. STAG WHISKY. meet the we have reduced the price of thls popular js unequaled for flavor eee © Fe Ber : Per Bottle,” 3 TALL © HUME, d5-tr 807 Market ANTED—To exchange, new, STOVES for oid ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $30 to $25. sepl5-tr WANTED. 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 office. aug30-tf WANTED SFine UPHOLSTERY WORK ot any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, by A. H. CHACEK, 614 Louisiana avenue, augl6-1y W ANT ED_ MOTHS and other insects in furn CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La, ave. augl6-Ly Wx TED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S. Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th sis, s.w. Called for and delivered without charge, ” iy13-1y Wn CAREETS to CLEAN, at McGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space, fe21-1y Wi NTED—Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at home. jJan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. Deg Lost es a PY. A liberalre if returned to 1 OsT—At the Mai 4 Sunday afternoon marked F.'to N., 187: paid by returning to street new. in Lincoln Hall, ‘an AMETHYST RING. . A liberal reward will be A.D. MCKENZIE, 1703 Gh 5 REWARD —Lost, in Theater, or after leaving it, between there’ and Avenue, a POCKET- OOK, containing $63 and small’ change. ‘The above reward paid, if returned to corner 7th and A streets se 1 STRAYED OR STOLEN — February ist, one bay SS COLT, 3 years old, black mane and tall, White spot in forehead, right hind foot white, A liberal reward’ will be paid If re- turned to N. L. Chariot Stables, feb 3:* YAME TO MY PREMISES—On the ist of Feb- / rary, a COLT. The owner will come forward, prove property and pay expenses. ROBERT CABSON, corner 4th and G streets n.e. feb4 31 ture, te exterminate by superheated steam, at | chin At | _ BOARDING. WwW Fes rene, two handsomely furnished ROOM front room with southern exposure, the other a sinaller back room, commu- nicating: house has modern conveniences and every cpimforts terms very moderate, Apply at No, 305M street n. pL: > EASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH rlass TABLE BOARD, with a New York famnlls- where the comforts of home ean be enjoyed Bimgderate expense; married people preferred; 916 “ROOMS URNISHED ai le figures; 106 Cx BOARD at reaso Rood, 5.2. MS _E, ¥. DEALE having leased the Houses VE Nos. 904." 906 and 908 L4th'st., opp. Franklin Savare, will, tn connection with her present house, No. 7 Grant'Piace, carry them on as a first-class Boarding House, A few handsomely-furnished ROOMS, (single and doub'e.) remaining, will berented with Board al reasonable prices. TABLE BOARD wid be made a specialty, the price charged $20 per month, j VARDING.— 715 9th st. n.w., handsomely- furnished ROOMS, en Suite or single, with | BOARD; all modern conveniences, Best’ T: Board $18 per month, 129. PREMONT HOUSE—Good Hi jOARD, three gueals a day, including good Rooms, at $25 and $30 per month, $8 to $14 per week, $2.50 per day. Every room newly papered. painted, and ‘urnished with Brussels carpet and marble-top black walnut furniture, and mostly heated by and steam. j10-tm Bosey ‘Neatly furnished ROOMS, w or without at Missouri avenue. M228 HOUSE, 22 and 994 F Street N.W. PRICES FOR BOARD. Per Month (in advance). Per Week rd Meal pickets... reakfast or declB-1y B88E8 515 U7 81,5. W.—Entire NEW HOUS! all modern improvements; Furnish ROOMS with Srst-class TABLE BOARD: suite of Rooms on third floor. ests accom~ modated, oor. Stoval-liw ‘OST—A Jadies’ enameled, hunting case GOLD Aa WATCH and CHAIN. The watch is of medium size, and has a gentleman's photo- raph upon its face. A suitable reward will be paid for its return to the oMfice of the U.S. At torney, City Hall, or my house, 901 M st. nw. fel4-3t H. H. WELLS. O8T—On Friday, p.m., between 4 and 6 |.4 o'clock. on 7th street, between Odd Fellows’ Hall and E street, a smail Black Turkey-leather POCKETBOOK, containing $50 in notes and a small amount in Silver. A liberal reward will be fald for its return to Boom 120, Patent Office, sement. 19-3." ‘O8T—On Tuesday evening, January 99_a lady” LiGOrD ERACEL ET, wicked Ror se Kye ward will be paid forits return to No, 635 T st. Dw. JREMovaL ow BECKER'S Manufactory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS. To Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FEBRUARY ler. B@-New Stock of Goods, jan2e-tr HE NEXT SESSIO} the FopAGRICULTURAL "OSEL BGS Comme 1008 Ora ee He Pa eae jau26-eolm Fob SALE.A double set of BR ABS MOUNTED HARNESS, and the part or allof a private sta~ ble torent, ‘Inquire at 1121 Vermontave. f2-3t* FUANTEEN Jor EeApitons) yi 0, oat lor Exi ice $200," Also, one 12-inch. CONDENSING LENS. Il. H. HEMPLEK, Oprician, cor, 435 st, 12-31" RK SALE—Two SLEIGHS, Als @ Fas ANDIRONB, cheap. at 1006 8 st. SSteiw R SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH—A number of ey superior Fire and Bargier-F root} any: a8 good aaa” Tor particulates to &, &¢., apply at the Fresdman’s Bank. janil-tt KR SALE—At fine BRI Pothe at seek bulking. Ne, aa3 sd sta ; 1B in good 5 tm ee, if sold # HEIBERGE! Crises ait Mictrany Ta ave., Washington, D,0, ‘Also, two , 131 | 1316 Est. n.w. | 1206 10th st. n. | 528 4th st. reasonable rates, aT i Oe ORK. iT, By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ss. n.w. Three new Stores, 1419, 1433, 1495 N.Y. $5 12 Office Rooms cver store from ......... | 5 Stores, from 817 to 925 7th st. each... OS | 4 Dwelling Houses over the above stores, cach". 35 912 F st. n.w., store, 14 rooms. <135 | 809 13th stn. W.,9 rooms, mod. imps. | 1110 M st. 'n.w., 9 rooms, mod, imps. 43 | 911 R st. ‘rooms, mod. imps....": 40 | 1416 Lich st. ‘Rew. 10 rs., mod, imps 35 | Store, cornér of Loutaiana ave. and 6th si.n.w.. 30 | 1725 i1:h st. n.w., gas and water,6 room: 1s FOR SALE-six elegant New Houses, one ia | Georgetown, and the others in one of the Gnest Jocailons in the city. All at prices to suit the times. | Alsoa few small new Brick Houses cheap; small | cash payments down, ba'ance in monthly instal- | ments, R. O. HOLTZMAN, f2-tr 10th and F sts, n.w. | Otel RENT BY | THEODORE F. GATCHEL, | Le Droit Building, 8th and F streets, | 1712 L st. n.w., furnished, mod. imps, 8 rs....880 | 511 Pst. n.w., mod. imps., 11 Ts.....5 1515 Vermont ave. n.w., mod, imps., 8 rs. st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 rs. 1314 Fst. .w., mod. imps,, 8 8.00... 645 Pa. ave. e.,” mod. Iinps,. LL 18.00... 1116 10th st. n.w., mod. imps., 8 rs. 621 11h st. n.w., mod, mps., 10 rs. 1427 bth 2. W., mod. imps, , 1 1330 T st. n.w., mod, imps. 2011 11th st. n.w., 10 rs. 2233 12th st. niw., 4 rs 1752 T st. n.w., 8s ates BRASS! i SERS oF Bi 704 7th st. s.w. 706 7th st. Fine store an 1247 Tih st. Dew. fei 2-51 EAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St, (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. cit **Park Hotel, ** 1143 711 606 H st 325 103 st. Toad, $58,000 10,000 40 42 46 1 st. n.e,, mod. imp: 1255 Sth st. ‘n.W.. t.h., mod. imps. thst. WW. fb. mi, OTS 247 3d st. 's.w., 6 rs 8 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1420 Pa new.. Den. mod. tm 1234-1336 7th st. Tew... b. he, mm 2 tol Sty be hey my orgetown, f.h.. mod. imps. 86 thst. n.W.. bah. water. 6 rs. 19th st. 913 20: st. thew. 1418— 1418', Mass, a . anu 826 Delaware 7 Unimproved Property For Sale. + pe * 4th st., bet, Land M1 +10 F 3a 210 ho 10 310 +10 -10 $10 Houses For Rent. . Cor. 21st and F sts new. © 12 rs. $125 1¢ hand F sts, n.w., mod, 1341 L st mcd. imps. 1024 17th'st. n.w., mod, imps., 12 78 425 and 487 4th stn, w.,mod. inps..11 88 912 M st. n.w., mod, imps., 13 rs... 911 9th st. n.w., mod, imps,, 9 rs. 807 224 st. n.w.. mod. imps., 10rs...... 74 2d st., Georgetown, mod. imps., 8 127 G si. s.e.. mod. imps,, 8 rs. 1336 16: st, .w., mod, Imps., 8 rs. 1315 10:h st. n, w:, mod, im} 1212 Pa. ave. n.w., mod. imps., 918. 222 B st. n.w., mod. Imps.. 8 13, 701 7th St. n.€., (store,) mod, itn) 629 H st. n.¢,. {store,) mod. im Georgetown, mod. linp ‘Sst. n.w., mod, imps,, 7 rs. Lawrence st., 6 rs. 44 Prospect st., Georget 1705 8 st, n.w., 7 Ts, 2008 13th si 850 231 st, 55 Virginia av SER ERASS oe THR SERERTS i bs Gis eo 420 N st. hw. 7 48. e 16 Tissue on the 1st and 15th of each month a *“Bul- letin ” of all property for saleandrent on my books, which can ‘on application at my office, will be sent by mall if destred- . = . ns. $800, at 8 per cent. co) TUEspay“ the gt re Feb t 4 in ~ the 12th day of February, at No. 514 5th st. new. fae te R REN’ Corner 22d and H sts. n.w., 8 rs., m. i R. 1. ave. and Columbia st.'p.w., 8 rs., m. 910 20th st. n.w.. 8rs.,m. i. 3580 Qst_n.w., 6rs., i. i. -¥. ave. n.w., 8 rs.y im. is... ,, Green & Olive sts., Georget’n, 6 rs, 421 9th st. s.w., 8 rs.. 1218 21st st. n.w., 5 rs... 824 251h st. ‘n. 819 24th st. 2408 Va. ave. n. 5 and F, 4 rs. 24th, bet. E ori jan31-61* 833 20th street northwest. J. STANLEY JONES, - e SSaeaasys REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH STREET, Loans Negotiated. Money Invested. Property Bought, Sold and Exchat ged. TO LOAN On first-class Real Estate Security at 8 per cent, : $20,000, $15,000, $10,000, $5,000. $3,000, $2,500. $2,000, $1,500. $1,000, TO EXCHANGE POR UNIMPROVED PROP- ERTY: Several desirably located DWELLINGS, two- | story and back Dullding, new, eight rooms and | bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- dow, J. STANLEY JONES, 511,Seventh street. 331-tr BR RENT— Pe ceano HAE B02 curr 16 F street northwoet, ; oe PEuSe tf ae oF a 2 ES et ty 4 : is F ‘BP Bee Se etetabiens ists lainininin ins a ELI Bs. el 2 _ 4 : q if aes = e sf rE i Bake i a3 # i 8 & ‘ ts GEO. M, OYSTER & CO., 118-Im_ Center, Northern and Eastern Markets. ARLE Era BUSINESS CHANCES. xs TYLER Real Estate, at 7 por ¢ it, at 10 per cent. FORD, Insurance Agenis, 628 Fst. now. e500 IN HAND TO LOAN, AT ElGut 8) | &D PER CENT... on Real Estate security. App. office of LOUIS P. SHUEMAKER. 920 Dew. oe aval 142 ee PUEST-CLASS RESTAURANT FOR 5.0 8 Centrally located; reason for selling t» ehange ‘business. For particulars address 1, W.. Star | office. 2° LOAN —$1,600, $2,000, $2,500 and $3 000 at 8 per cent. on good real esiate security. Marty \d property must be good, T. DYER, a f2-3t" 1429 Penn. ave, nw. 21 ff CoNRECTION ERY AND TRIMMING STOR FOR KENT, including 9 rooms, with modern ts: i place for business. Toa good | atlow, $90 per month in fadvance, 219 14th FG SALE One of the best_and most pop alar RESTAURANTS in Washington; excellent iccation: doing al and first-class trate: one of the oldest established and best business houses in the city. A good chance to engage in a proftal'e business, “Address, with full name and siating place for interview, Lock Box 684, Post office, Te INVEST. °° $20,000 15.000, 110.000, To loan on first-class Real Estate; where :mount does not exceed fifty per cent, of fair market value & ven per cent. Several smailer sums—§1,000, §1.100, at 8 per cent,, and $500 at 10 per cont. DOWNMAN & GREEN, 12-16 412 7th street. 50 WILL PURCHASE A GOOD BUSINESS on the avenue; established eight year: ow G210.000 TO LOAN ON CENTRAL IMPROVED QO PEt CENT. Liss THAN Cos ES S| Pent. A god chance foran active man, with small capital, Ptar Omics 220,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD KEAL SS security tn any sum requited trom $1,000, 8 per cent. Money in hand and nodeiay. J.B. LAWYER, 810 F st.. Le Droit Building, f-13 * WILL TAKE HOUSE AND LOT, subject to incumbrance not exceeding hali its value, and give in “xchange two desirable city Lots, Subject to only $187 each. I. O. box 477. fl-eo6 BRARE CHANCE—A nice BRICK Hot st. near 13h and P sts. circle, worth $5 00, will be soli for $3,700, provided @pglication is made | vithin 10 days. $1 ance on longtime, 8 per vent interest. Apply to B, H. WARNER & CO,, 916 F st. new. 11-8t DE ON ; z YLLA JOHN SHERMAN & © 0. | Lo RAL. | 330-1w loud Buil WOR SAL ATA GREAT BARGAIN fine three-story BRICK HOUSE on 10th street, very desirable B will take other Address Box 5: PO HOLDERS OF CALLED BONDS,— Holders | HL of Calied United States Bonds ean have them gshed In gold or currency, or exchauged for other U.S. or District Bonds, at 1431 Penna, avenue, Ail kinds of Stocks and Bonds tought and sold, and CAMPBELL, Banker ‘and Broker, 143i avenue, (Corcoran building.) )25-1m Merete 680 obo. $5 oft. gto, doe $6.00, $5.000, $3,000. $2,000;'10 sums Of $1,000 each and ar New York avenue, Also, two ILDING LOTS, on ‘easy te Loans negotiated on commission, Special tax paid. PETE ONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- 10 sums of $500 eac! A nounts of $500, $200 to loan, BH Hy (Post | TNVESTMENTS. \ FOR SALE, District of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent, gold bonds. District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. eurren- cy bonds, Washington 30 year6 per cent. gold bonds. United States Bonds of all issues, and other se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, _i12-ly __ Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. 1,200 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. CHARLES F. SCHAFER, nové-ly 6815 7th st. n.w. R SALE—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, cen- F tially cated on Bensevivaniesrcioe iy Inquire at Star nov8-3m contains store and 15 rooms, gas and paved cellar; stable for two Office. v8-31 BOOKS AND STATIO NERY UNDAY SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE, | S' 428 Seventh strect. xe Eve Tequisite for the Sunday ing of Maps of Palestine, Bible Lands, Bible Car- toons, Black Boards, 8S. 5. Rewards, Assorted Li- brariés, Lesson Papers, “Record. Books, i Books, and Teachers’ Aids for the Stu Lessons, WM. BALLANTYN: School, consist- D & COS 'D, CARDS, VALENTINES, DELIBLE CONCISE DIARY for 1878. NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, **Where is It?** AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, all sizes and bindings, We have just Teceived a new lot of the above of the 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. Court Reports, 2'vols.; Josiah Allyn’s Wife as a P. A, and P. I.. Gr Samantha at the Centennial, $2.50: Money and lis Laws, by Henry V. Poor, $8. For sale by WH. 0. H. MOREINON. w ers an joners, s19-tr 475 Penna. ave. BOOKS OF THE PERIOD. TMineys Prac A. Welker Now England Federalism, 1800 to 18) Suplee’s French on the Study of Words, pinssach Cer hepip ea doer 4 rere lechanics of Engineering andof the Cou- struction of Machines, vol. 2; Elements of Geology; Joseph Le Conte. ces of the (Nouvelles Asiatiques), from the French. .........+.. oe The Last Years of Daniel Webster; G. W. Cur- tis; 60c. The Wolf at the Door; No Name Series: $1." Canon Farrar's Sermon on Eternal Punish- ment; 25c, The Sarcasm of Destiny; $1.50. Yo Musgrave; Mrs. Oliphant; 40c, A Jewel of a Giri; S5c. Gerrit Smith, a Bi ies B. Frothing- ham: §2.25. Biology; Dr. Charles Letourneau; $1.75. Tribune and Church Almanacs; 25c. Fancy Baskets and Wall Pockets at 20 pet cent. OF Our POPU POT OMONS & CHAPMAN fani8-tr 911 Pennsyleania ave. > a Ss fe] ry ; ‘a BOOTS AND SHOES. GELLING RUBBERS UNDER VALUE. 2D. Best quality Men’ 60 and 750, Best quality Ladies’. Hest quality Misses Best quality Children‘s,- Best quality Men‘s Arctics.... Rest quality Ladies* Arctics Best quality Wool-lined Alaskas 00 Men's, Women's, Boys’ and Misses” Ail Leather SHOES, at prices unheard of, at — 1914-1916 Penn’ e., bet. 19th and 20th sts, Pair Justh's Heel Protectérs given in. Jan31-tr Deets a OKs ky Gents, to be Closed out at manufacturing prices, "A box of my Patent Leather Preservative given t each purchaser, free of charge, at Pa. avenue, Sign of the Big Boot. Ji9-tr 3. J. GEORGES. ‘©, MORE CROOKED HEELS. “NO SLIPPING ON THE ICE.” Jong, retain shape, and will ping on te fe. open and, easiest | ae ‘or an wit iovmta” GSU Se A prevent siip- a= CELEBRATED JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A large assortment just received. FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM CLOCKS, Of various sizes and decorations. M, W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS. USE IT! 316-tr U™= I™ UsE_ rm DETERGENT. One teaspoonful to a gallon of water will wash th 8 ic will clonts Nahr orvines tae eae YOUNG'S DETERGENT, 8 i EI i E iil HE : IRABLE STOCK OF FALL and WINTER | JUSTH'S Patent (Steel) Sole and Heel | Protectors make your Shoes last twice 7 8. Cireuit | | money, as the goods must be sold in 30 days. _DRY GOODS. _ "We shail from this date, to the 15th day of Feb- rary, sell our stock of DRY GOODS AND CARPETS r cent. less than marked cost, as it is prob. te, sell the balance of fur Storeroom. ing Customers invited at 20 able that we shail, at stork on hand to the ow? All Cash and Prompt te call, ‘We expect to continue business in this near le cality. GEO, J, JOMNSON & ©O., 711 Market Space. ( \LOSING OUT SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS, At greatly reduced prices, many at less than cost, for 30 days only, and for cash, Handsome Dress Goods, Black and Colored Cash - fed2-tr meres, Black Mohairs anil Alpacas, Silks, Shawis, Cloaks. Waterproof Cloths, Cloakings, Cassimeres and Cloths for Men und Boys" r. Napkins, ings, Table Damasks, with full Stock of Sta” mestic Goods, at the Lowest Cah Prices 4 All goorl> warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY". rt 801, Cor. 8th at. and Market Space. HE LATEST NEWS FROM TH POPULAR CASH DEY GOODS STORE, CARTERS, 707 Me Space. We will positively move from this store FRIDAY Morning, February 15. 1878. The balance of our Ve closed out very cheap. New York best and widest Shee fon made tn untry, alight le are selling off very cheap: large size_pare white Bridle Quilts, #/ight- ly soiled, only $1.50, w 50 nants of Ret Cottons. ve 4: allot must be se y cheap: Double Fold Black Cashmere only 23: Seal Brown. Navy Blue, Dark Green Double Fold Cashmere peautitul Doutie Fold Colored Dress Geods, nants of Col ed Dress Goods 12. 15, 18, 20, We are closing out our Remuants. some of them are worth derh/r the money Weask for them. Remnants of Bed Tick- ing, Remnants of Cloth, We are crowded grey day’ with customers buying thecheapest Dry Goods in hington, Remember we only have afew days to remain in th ore, and th Dry Goods | must be sold, CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, D®* GOODS AND CARPETINGS. We are having our grand semi-annual sales of DRY GOODS AND CARPETING All of our immense stock of fine, choice and de- sirable Dry Goods and Carpets will be sold at cost for cash. ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of Remnants, Odds, Ends, &c., will be sold at less than cost, W. W. BURDETTE & 00, No, 828 7TH 8r., No. 706 . . "| Jan29-tr Fi4asevre EPGINGs, FROM AUCTION. 11,000 YARDS Just opened and are selling from 2 cents per wp. The Cheapest lot of Ed is city. yard dgings ever offered im REMNANTS, 600 Spring and Fall re 's of 3 one-fourth the actual cost to close, ees S008 at White Pique 7 cents. Damask Towels only 16 cents, sold at 25 cents, Double-width Alpacas (job) oniy 15 cents. SY nlecys plain Mohair Dress Goods at 13 cents, sold at 2 ceat ched Muslin at whoiesaie prices, 6, 6, 8, m1 Sheeting Cottons, 12, 15, 16, 20, 25 cents. Bleached Table Linens from'50, 60, 70, 75 cents, Brussels Carpets 80c.; extra double weight Fa. pets Ocents, “All our Carpets at prime Also, Blanket: To make room for SPRING GOODS, we offer the above-named goods for thirty days. COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS, Cc. M. TOWSON & ©O., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7th st, n.w. & cost. Jan26-tr | GPEcran NOTICE. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DRY @00Ds. To reduce stock previous to taking our annual inventory. will allow a si! = DISCOUNT OF 124 PER CENT. on all cash sales, commencing Monday, January 28th, and will continue for ONLY 80 DAYS. Splendid line of new PRINTS, 4°¢, 5 and 6 cts, Large lot of Bleached and Brown COTTONS, 64, 7, 8 Saud 10 cts, est 10-4 SHEETINGS at 25 cts, $5 doz. TOWELS. 1 yard long, 0 All our 87sc, DRESS GOODS down to 20 cts, 50 pieces Black CASHERES, bought at auction, Will be sold with the same discount. endid wide Black CASHMERES only S1igc., u's ALL WOOL, only 55. 50 doz, of the best White SHIRTS will be sola KETS and COMFORTS at cost. £00 pieces of Hamburg EDGES and iNSERT- INGS from auction, will be sold at the same time, Ladies will do well to attend this sale ly 10 cts, WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, 326-tr Second door from 7th street, G'-Ks ann VELVETS, _ at CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, HEAP DEY GooDs. 2 — Having too much Winter Stock, I will give the public the advantage of getting Geods lesé thas manufacturers’ prices, Elegant A!pacas in colors 15 cts.. worth 25. All-wool Cashweres and Serges 37 cents. Whole stock Dress Goods reduced in price. Ful stuck Sheetings cheap. Wool Flannels 12, 15, 20, 25 to 60 cents, Calicoes 4%, 556. 6% eouts. Carpets sacrificed —Brussels 85 cents to $1.19, Extra Tapestry Ingrains less than cost. Good Ingrains 25, 30, 37's, 50 cents, All-wool Carpets 60 cents, T. N. NAUDAIN, j24-tr 709 Market Kpace. NEW 600ps aT REDUCED PRICES. DB. — BRODHEAD & CO., 939 Pa. avenue, Now offer an elegant Gros de Rhine Bik Silk at 75¢, All-wool Black “French Cashmere (double width and original dye) 55 cents up. Elegant 8-button Kid Gloves, in black, white, street and opera shades, $1.25. 10 4 Pequot Bleached Sheeting (full 2\ yds. wide) 29c. per yard; Beautiful Cretonnes 12'¢e. per y Lonesdale 4-4 Bleached Cotton (the pleasan' Sewing, nicest washing and best wear made) 10 ail-linen Bleached Table Damask, 60c. per yard and up: Clark's best 200-yard Spool ‘Cotton only be. spool; Lupin’s Doubie-width col- ored Cashmere 7 cents, reduced frot $1.25. And a complete line of ladies’, gent’sand children"s Cotton Hose, together with ali kinds of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, at prices lower than ever, ‘all and examine, BRODHUEADS 00. Janté-tr 939 Pa. avenue, bet. intend 108 _GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. ais MATTER on FURRIER, 1237 Penna. avenue, next to cor, 18th st. Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other FURS. Best Goods, Lowest Prices. Jan@4-tr H‘™ BATS! HATSIn UMBRELLAS AND CANES, A A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a é