Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1878, Page 2

WASHINGTON FRIDAY... _.Febraary 5, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. wera sworn Dail; 455,380 betno, more Circulation over than three times that oth daily pa: in Washi | Gnd nore than that of ail the others aaded | joether. wee- To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In their an- Rouncements as early in the day as possible, and in all cases before 120’clock M. The insertion in the fame 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 THS STAR, according to thelr tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPany,—not to that of any individual, 4#@-Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. What Can England Do? The English—or rather the London popu- lace—are in an explosive state of mind over the Turkish situation, and are breaking the windows of Gladstone's house and the office of the London Nevs; as they once did the win- dows of the Duke of Wellington. The feeling in London does not always indicate the state of sentiment throughout the country, more es- pecially of the manufacturing districts, but by the large majority in nent in support of the Government it would seem that the Brit- ish heart is altogether fired by the aggressive course of Russia. But the question comes up, after all, what are they going to do about it? What can they do?) Had England given aid to Turkey when the latter, single-handed, was holding Russia at bay, the co-operation might have been effeetive,but not now when the Turks are hopelessly crushed and the Russians are in virtual possession of the Turkish capital and of all their strategic and defensive points. ‘The small but gallant army of England would, in co-operation with the Tw ive made a tr points, but would have up-hill work now in attempting to wrest them from the Russians In preponderating foree and fortified by the genius of Todleben. Unless England a form an alliance with other European nations -against Russia, the ebullition of feeling in London will amount to little more in the end than a bill for damages for the Londoners to pay for the window glass broken yesterday. The election of a suceessor to Pius IX. will naturally attract universal attentior The al throne is no inconsiderable elevation. It clothes him who occupies it with absolute power over the consciences of millions, and presents him to the eyes of his subjects as the vieegerent of God. His power is stable, and his edicts cannot be resisted. The college of 1 elevate one of its number lofty position. Cardinal Panebianeosis s likely to be the suecessful candidate. id to have been the favorite of the late Pope, and his advanced age, which would r der a new election necessary in a few & qualification in his favor. For the cardinals are only men, after all, and will not thought- lessly permit a young man to obtain the throne. thus destroying all hope of obtaining for themselves what they con- sider the greatest of priz But the elee- tion of a Pope is as uncertain a matter as the action of a Presidential nominating conven- tion, and no one can predict the result of the conclave. A two-thirds vote is necessary to a choice, and Italian nationality, by long prece- is a requisite to candidature. But if nstances should render it expedient, this jon would probally be disregarded. It in the power of the cardinals to place the Roman church in the way of progress or of reaction. The papacy exerts an immense in- fluence on the world. If a Pope of liberal principles, with the admirable personal ehar- aeter of the late Pontiff is chosen, the whole World will have reason to rejoice. The testimony taken by the Interior Depart- ment in reference to the Freedmen’s Hospital, is now being copied, and will, when this work is completed, be transmitted to the Senate ap- propriations committee to aid them in their labor of investigating this institution. The committee has not been idle. Senators Sar- gent and Eaton called at the hospital on Sat- urday, and found the hospital authorities all on hand, and everything in splendid condition. The excellent showing they were enabled to make does the hospital management great credit, and when one considers the short time allowed them for preparation, and the amount of work which was necessary to make things presentable, the performance was truly remarkable. Itis very rare that government officials throw themselves into reformatory labors with the zeal that characterized the on Friday turday’s visit in prospective. The sub-committee of the appropriations committee also heard testimony yesterday from Drs. Pal- mer, Purvis and Glennin; The testimony of these impartial witnesses is far from sustain- ing the charges brought against the manage- ment of the institution. There is high author: ity—the highest at the hospital in faet—for be- lieving that the wicked subordinates, or in- subordinates, of the hospital who have helped to damage the reputation of the institution by PTE EVENING STAR. | mendous fight indefence of these strategie | [Prrenrant STATISTICAL WORK, THE STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK, } FOR 1878, | 4a Just imported from London and for sale by | ROBERT BEAL Bookseller and Statio | feb8-2t_495 Pa. ave., adjoining National Hotel. | NOTICE OF BEMovaL. a Having rented of W. B. Moses the corner of 7th street and Market Space, we shall move as soon as the fixtures can be put in. In the interval we will sell stock on hand at a greater reduction than ever | before, as we wish to open with an entire new stock. Linen Lawns at 12", cents, cheap at 25, Black Grenadines at about half price. GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., 711 Market Bpace. NE TON PRIME SUGAH-CURED Shoulders, 8c, per Ib. Best Hams, 12'..c. Very best Molasses, 60c. Sugars, 7 to l0c. per feb7-tr fel8-tr "_ C. WITMER, 1918 Ponnsyleania ave. OTS AND SHOES SOLD c.0. D, PLAN, oo Ladies’ Peb, But. 7 The best 1.50 Gaiter in the clt ‘J. W. SELBY'S, Misses" Peb. But. ldren*s Peb, Ladies’ Fox Gaiters. . 21.25, worth 1.50 | Ladies’ French Kid But 50. sold at 5.00 feb 71914-1916 Paar., bet.i9th and 20th. Children’s Pel | With a great many bargainsto offer, at | JSSCLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, | Fenev ary 1, 1878, | The copartnership heretofore existin, n THOMAS L. HUMEand JAMES LEARY, under the name of HALL & HUME, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner is authorized to receipt for mon- eys due the late firm. Allaccounts due are requested to be settled at once, HALL & HUME, WASHINGTON, D.C., February 1. 1878. We, the undersigned, have th parton ange 3 DAVIS & CO. us 1 prompt pectfully so= HUME, LEARY. 809 il firm is THOMAS | H. F. DAV! JAMES K. fel 7-26 MARKET SPACE. 809 VSURPASSED AND UNEQUALLED BAR- GAINS IN MILLINERY GOOBS, LACES AND MADE UP LACE GOODs, FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY AND OSTRICH FEATHERS. POSITIVE AND GENUINE REDUCTIONS In the prices of Or ENTIRE STOC« in order to keep up with the times, to ive our customers Goons as Low as can be purchased in the CHEAt- EST MARKET, We Lead the Trade in Low Prices, In our clearing out sale we intend to surpass any- thing that has been heard of. * THEODORE FRIEBUS, feb7-3t 809 Market Space. HE TEMPLE OF PLEASURE; On, SEEING Lire, by Rev. J. W. Bonham, Church Evan- gelist. a ‘trumpet blast’ of warning to pleasure Votaries. For sale at C. C. PURSELL'S, 422 9th st. Price $1. Also by the same author. “The Great Revival in the Church of England,’? 15 gents, and *‘Christ's Appeal for Admission to the Heart,"* 10 cents. feb6-26* $1.25. Besr QUALITY White and Opera Two-tattott KLD GLOVES in the market for $1.25, at 15-3i" W. 8. TEEL’S, 935 Penna. ave. ae BUSINESS OF BARBER & HENDERSON, 318 Eighth street n.w., will in future be carried on by BARBER, HEN- DERSON & CO.. SAMUEL ROSs having Deen ad- mitted as a partne fet5-6'* ‘ARBER & HENDERSO: UT TO-DAY. THEORY OF MONEY AND CURRENCY. By Richard B, Pullan. $1.50. ALSO, ONLY 3 PER CENT. TO PAR OUE PRESENT PERIL ! 15 cents, By the same author, Free by mail. SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, PrBuisuers, feb5-tr 911 Pennsylvania ave. ) JENSEN. N ° WATCH REPAIRER, ears with H. SEMKEN, now at ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Dempees *x Stationery Store.) LADIES WATCHES A SPECIALTY. Watches put in complete order by me are gnaran- teed for one year, or money refunded. feb4-1m CELEBRATED T™ JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS. A large assortment just received, FRENCH TRAVELING AND ALARM CLOCES, theirtestimony, will be sent forth, position- Jess, into a cold world when the Senate co: mittee has sufficiently “probed the matter, in the direction and to the extent suggested by the hospital managers. ———<02 -____ THE STAR Wednesday quoted part of Audi- | tor Vinson’s statement of the current expend tures for the District government since th Commissioners were appointed, showing that had there been no indebtedness to be paid by them they would now have remaining in hand of the current taxes paid by the people during their administration # 06; this, too, after having paid all the current expenses for gov- ernment purposes, including all amounts paid for repaving our inheritance of rotten pave- ments, enlargement ang extension of imper- feetly planned sewers: repairs and rela: of defective work in those existing on many of the streets; the Tiber valley improve. | ment, &c., Se. Further reference to tne | latter part of Mr. Vinson’s letter would | have Shown that Congress had appropriated | altogether since June 2), 1874, to be disbursed | by the Commissioners $4,875,745, every cent of | | which, and more, too, has been applied by | them to the payment of indebtedness existing when they came into office; a good round sum having been parted with to rescue evidences | of indebtedness put up as collateral to secure | money loans of the late government. It isthe | payment of this indebtedness, not of their | creating, that has swelled the amount actually paid out by the Commissioners to double the real current expenses of the government. The three acting trustees of the church where the unfortunate girl, Sophia Major, at- fended, are not winning golden opinions from apy quarter for their refusal to allow the ehurch to be used for her funeral. It is not ealled to mind that they ever refused the ehureh for the funeral of male sinners, and their action in singling out this poor victim of man’s perfidy seems a good deal of the style of the Woman-stoning Scribes and Pharisees xebuked by Jesus. “Alas ‘or the rarity Of Christian charity Under the sun!” THE WEEKLY STAR now ready, contains all the News of the Week; the Proceedings of Congress; the Russian Suceesses in Turkey; Crisis in European affairs; Washington So- elety and Fashions, by Jennie June ;the death of Sophia Major from abortion ; Society Notes; Agricultural Matters; White House and De- Of various sizes and decorations. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., sete JEWELLERS, JATTAN'® VEGETABLE CATUAR- N47 HOSS D ASTD BOUs Fake ‘The demand for these Pills has largely increases. We therefore call public attention fo their merits asa general family physic. Prepared with the greatest care, they present the following good qual- ties: ‘They are warranted wholly vegetable. Their action is prompt, certain and effectual. They are healing to the stomach, ‘They start the liver in a healthy’and active oper- | ation. ‘They cure biliousness, sick headache and costive- ness. They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- sia, ‘They thoroughly cleanse the entire system. ‘They do not gripe or give pain during their ac- ion. ‘They are adapted for general use. Children and delicate persons take can them as well as the strong and robust. Home made, they are always fresh, (ebie patent pills generally are not,) and conse- Quentiy uniformly effectual. Price, 25 cents per Dox, For sale only by ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist. Corner 2d and D sis. n.w., and corner 14th and In.w. TO LEARN HOW TO DO IT. READ AND HEED WHAT FOLLOWS. 330-tr SAVE YOUR HAIR: SAVE YOUR HAIR.—The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re- | quire it. The matter is of great importance in every Way. BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.—It is the sui ing crown of giory, and for the loss of it there is no compensation, CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For by no other means can it be saved and beautified. LYON’s HATHAIBON, Diseovered thirty-five fs of Putra ny arazeerroes ty Ere. Lace of for ‘ing and tifying the hair. Besides ein Poeetr annie gecesi sver pre BESO Band bea ons weil robeare new are ‘not’ destroyed performs. these few bottlesot ron, and, to my great su Thave a thick growth o 4 ‘JOHN RPOEAREE Sint eee thairon is absolut It fs unequaled: 1.—To Cure Baldness. 2. To Re- store Gray Hair. 3. To Remove Dandruff, 4.—To Dress and Beauilfy the Hair. BEAE IN MIND,— The Kathairon ts nostic of sulphur and x nt and daub the hair and para- lyze the brain. ment News; Proceedings of the Courts; Affairs: Choice Stories; Poems and Sketches; Agricultural and Household Mat- ters. Terms: $ per annum, in advance, postage single copies: cents, in wrappers. t isa pure and limpid bie lotion, intended to restore the hair by natural th and reinvigoration. It is 3} idly per- ed. and the most delightful toilet dressi: known. No lady'sor ‘Ss toilet outfit complete without Lyon's Kathairon, SOLD EVERYWHERE. jJani4-m,w,f,ly Fresh receipts daily of fine rolls and packed But. fer, fresh print. pounds and halt we peceed, Bat: Jowest prices, on commission. POUnds, all at Corner Tenth and C sts, HENS LOAN OFFIOX, corner of 7th street and ‘ork avenue, entrance on New iran deneereien ese y | manent tenant, and pay r WANTS. a iS) EI 5 48 > z l=] @D > 4 ic) Wa Ante Tw GARDENER, Ay py at ROBERT YUL. h st. fei 8 Bt" TANTED—A YUUN ix good CARPENTERS and one | NT-STORE and DWELLIN No. 1323 7th st. n.w ROHRER, 513 7th —THIRD STORY, with two rooms Slight, ac No. 818 F st., between 8th and Oth sts. new. 18-2 V MAN, 17 or 18 5 ‘old. to take care of horses and make himself useful aboutastere, Apply 814’. av. new. Itt | Wat nL Rhetoric, Loz ec or Mathematics. ‘Terms ble.’ Latin classes, day or event 15 and 25 cents a lesson, f 81m" S$, W. FLYNN, A.M., 1227 L st.n.w, { JK RENT—WiTHOUT Boarb—One or two handsomely Furnished ROOMS, second story. Apply at 1424 Q st. new, fobs FOR RENT—Neat six-room BRICK HOUS E M, E. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker, No. 708 E street. PROPERTY FOR RENT. No, 1448 N st., 12 rs,. all mod. inv No. 475 Missouri ave., 11 rs, ,all mod No. 1621 6th st.. 9 rs., gas And water, No. 17018 st., 8 as and water, offer fi sal sory BRICKS, situa ted Maps. paying 10 per cen Toifer for $2,50%, great bargain: rihwest, with all mod, ni $3,000 $2,500, roughly ste Tis B= to the “Misses MORTON, 117 Washington Shey Georgetown, D.C. fel S20" BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTIRE. 916 F Rorthwest, | J Ue Ll el n easy Corns, OW JANTED_A CHAM TD, who und cn Boundary st.. between New Jersey ave. and | nodern HOL BES, situated horthwest aud renting stands her business his; only those | 6th st., opposite LeDroit Park; gas and wa: Beh Tor S25 Per MONE ee a enone bilnging good references need apply, at 1212 @ st. | Rent moderate. Iuquire of Dr. GILMAN, +e BRICK, 9 rooms and mol, tps, for $8,000, Siuall aes At. | doors fe'8-Iw* | cash payment and long tine. Tebs-Ls YU ANTED—A WOMAN white), 10 cook and | R RENT—The QUARRIES on Rock Creek | arr —— = sist in wa dirouing. Apply to On the ** Mortonville"* farm, (near Lyons’ mill | 2 | WM. F COOKE. Water Hegist-ares Offeee 2 | dam.) igtely worked by the Meare Hngheee Ate | B, H. WARNER & CO., | | | 7 ANTED.—Any one wishing to dispose of the W ANTENTA Ge X BIEUFES ANT COLO NEL—shoulder knots, belt, &c.,—may find a pare chaser by addressing **B,,"’ Post Office Box 654, City. feb$-2:* ANTED—A POSITION as amanuensis aud companion to an invalid or age’ person. or would take entire charge of a residence or honse- hold, Highest references, Address ‘+ Widow,"* ar Offic feb8-2U ‘A French Cook of long experience Is festourants, private fatnilies, €c.» ANTED in hore desires a SITUATION, Apply to A i Restaurant, 14th st., ‘one door south of Penna, ave. feb8 3 * G CLERK. Must cowe \ ‘d and have had atleast 3 years’ practical experience ina retail drug store, Address, stating age and saiary expected, Tock Box 822, City P.O. it ANTED-TENANTS for First and sect Fioors, 1103 F st.; suitable for housekeeping: southern exposure f W ED— ING WOMAN (Wiiie) to take care of children, Good references re- quired. Apply at 614 Est. n.w. fel W ASZED-A small BRICK HOUSE, with six or seven rooms and all modern ‘improve- ments dress E. Rent not to exceed $30 permonih, Ad- + this office, TANTED—By a young lad: F W ‘entustress: is wilting (teach orassint in the care of children, ‘Terms low in a permanent ry Piease address 208 Ds feb7-3* ANTED—By a Gorn TUATION as ¥ k or bookkeeper. 13 Years’ experienc ‘¥ place whe he can e himself usefw tof referenc ly G41 D st. ANTED_To Rext—H0 rooms, frame or brick; location to be between. Ist and 10in'sts, n.w., Eand K sts. nw. Rent to be moderate. Address Box 16, Star office, fe7-20" Vv ANTED—Hovsk-1st of M. nine or ten rooms, in good small; will take good ¢ advance, Address H. H, H.. Star office, W 4ANTED Hesponsibie PERSONS to rent Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with al necessary conveniences; terms mode in a private family. “Southwest corncrof North € pio and T st) fi tands marketing. Tho give best wages need not apply, dress COOK, Cottage Market, 818° 14th “st. n.W. febT-2* WANTED A GERMAN NURSE. Apniy at W Lalor Exchange, 621 Ct. new 6-3:* need couk in Krene ‘anches wants a SITUATION in a 2 V —OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large or small quantities. Highest price paid, HICKEY & CO., 249 Pennsylvania avenue DW. feb6-Lin was ED-To Rext—Three unturnished ROOMS, first floo ne furnished; rent low toa good tenant. Cars pass the door; No, 407 14 h at. new. Want PLAITING. We guara the finest and most d colored goods, without inj ury (Parisien mode), 2vents per yard, for all kinds of good: corner of 9'h st. 6 ASE in northwestern BRICK HOUSE. not Section of city, a nice to exceeed $4,600 in price, and containing seven or eight rooms, and for which a well secured mori- f $1,700 will be in NMAN & GREE th Ware PRARY TABLE and OFFICE DESK." Address 3. A. Star Office. fa-2w WASTED MILIES TO CALL ard seiect from a Jarge number of highly recommended colored and white Servants, Apply at Eureka Em- plokment Office, 931 Loch st.. near K new. Mrs, LOUISE C. HATTON, formerly Butler, " f4-1m taken in part pa} IN. 412 7th st. OR RENT — Fernisnep— HOUSE, seven rooms, modern conveniences; thoroughly fur- ished, ‘including plano, ‘silver’ and tine square’ from three lines of cars: in the northern | py rt of the city, Rent $75. Address VERNON." | ity post offi feb8. R RENT—Onc of those beautifulnew BRICKS, | No, 115 F st. n.e., just completed. Tais hous has seven rooms, besides bath-room, awl ccoar | under entire house, vestibule and wide hall, The house is thoroughly mode: shroughout; beantifal yard in front. inelosed by iron railing. Rent $25. | Apply toM, M. ROHRER, 513 7th st. feb8-5t DR RENT—1012 8th street n.w., suites of ROOMS, 07 2.1 and 34 floors, suitable for house sremises Just repainted and papered: 4 sirable location, between K and L. {7-3 FOR RENT—8TORE WELLING of 8 rooms: stabl carriage, 1205 Real Estate Ager GOR RENT—Two or three very desirabl Fitter Roots, 2 | Moor, cold Water on the same fio: honsekeeping, location fine, Terms very reason— abl 35 North C street, near the Capitol. {7-3t" VOR RENT OR SALE—A desirable TRUCK FARM, on easy torn, with good fh ments. suit he Trucking Business country, near railroad Apply to WM. N.C ‘able un~ . bath, hot and uitable “for light | 7 miles from city, VERT & CO,, 8 ith st.. Baltimore, dR RENT—With or without Fa HOUSE 416 A st. s.e. Apply to BA RYON, 708 D st. ne POR RENT HOUSE 1011 @ st. now. Apoly B teJOHN SHERMAN, Real Estate’ Agent 8 “loud, UR RENT—No, 408 6:h modern improvements, ten ‘reom: THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7:hst. PUK RENT—HUUSE No. 601 New Je n.w.. eleven rooms; modern” i proven Rent'$30 per month, Apply to W. C, JOHNSO 718 13/h st. 0, 2 tev6-to ORR A small TRUCK FARM of 16 acres, with dwelling and outhuilding-, orchard and small fruits, Apply toC. CRAIG, 936 Lonis- iana ave., between 9th and 10th sts, ([B-w,fm3t* OR RENT—I wove DWELLING-HOUS 2008 T4:h st.. with thirteen and ten to tively and ali conveniences, Rent model 1446 N st. nw, 835 S13 C 53_B st. se, cd 12335, , S1l Est. nw, 75 ina | 335 Mo. ave. nW,.. 216 1 st. nw, 60 | 717 H st. ow, 55 110 © st, nw, 55 50 50 50 50 45 1210 U st. nw, 45 711 20th st. nw, 1425 8th st. ow, 40 1908 16th st. nw, 1335 Corcoran st, 40 1th and Boundat Store, &c., 1896 7th,..40 39 Defrees street. 104 ( St, Be, 40 1525 12th st. nw,. 1537 14th nw, 35 1710 N. J. avenue, . 713 21st st. nw, 36 1721 Rst. nw,. 12 14:7 6ib st. DW. 35 327 11th st. se,. 12 2307 M st. nw, $0 2116 10th st. ow, 2s 460 st, D 21% 2222 E st. uw. 5 458: lg 1131-33 Park Place....10 + 25 1824 Boundary, 25 1315 1 st. ae 438 K st. nw, a6 | GE dackson Alley. Apply to 8, R, BOND, 321 4'5 st fel6 WOR SAL AT FALLS CHURCH, Vin Eight mi from with 15 acres land: well stocked with fruit; good barn and other outhouses: well of excellent water: e'stern and other new provements; hous? nine voous, with veranda and conservatory Is not sur~ passed’ in the neighborhood of Washington as a gentleman‘s country residence. Address H. 8 1A— s from Washington, same distance Jexandria, a desirable COUNTRY SEAT. Falls Chureh, Virginia, febé-1m* irabie DWELLING aye.; 323 Mo. ave., ;atlow rents. Inquire at S31 Me, ave, 16-1w* (OR RENT—Four_ Unfurnished ROOMS, on first floor; also, FRONT ROOM, Furnished, third floor; a Boarding House next door; 423 M ave, 15-4 * FOR KENT in whole or in part, No. 1419 G 8t., opposite Riggs House—two-story BRIC K— containivg 11 roows, with all modern improve- ments, Apply (oD. A. GARDNER. j3dclm RK RENT—The BOWLING SALOON at the corner of 6th and _C sts.: recently rearranged and put in complete order, An excellent chance for an energetic man, Apply to”. M. DUBANT. 380-20 FOE BENT STABLE, near the Epbitt House: large enough to aecommodate 8 horses and a ber of carrlages: new brick, two-story, Tent only $20 to.a good party, B, ow Ar 329-1w ke NER & Co., 916 F st. n.w. ‘ANTED-GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- 1NG in city or country. General Gardeninj im allits branches and Jobbing promptly attencte to, Gentlemen’s places taken by year. Call or ad- dress 2429 M st.n.w. M.DURKIN, Florist. }29-1m (OR RENT three squares from the Capitol, seven Fooms and bath-room, with a latge yard; house in perfect repair. A careful and responsible tenant is wanted, . 458 New Jersey ave. 8.¢., only Apply to JOHN T, ARMS, 810 F st. $23-1m Ww NTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, novié-tr ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave. —_ augi6-ly Story Press, Brick HOUSE, with bath-room, water closet, gas an water, latrone, closets, pantry and cellar; recently papered and painted throughout, Reut low to a re-ponsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 Columbia st.. between P and Q and 9th and 10th sts, new. 523-1 ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms. 920 to 2 sep15-tr FOR EENT—Cormer STORE and DWELLING, suitable for any business, Low rent toa good tenant, 4th and C sts., Capitol Hill, Key next door, "Enquire No, 423 11th st. n.w. | j19-1m $25. WANTED A perfect and clean copy of the first, a R RENT—BUILD. No, 1236 Pennsylva- eran amber of the Srey Ne rAD for, which Hears ate BW § store, with cellar and thrve beral price w! . at the rge floors, lately occupie ‘rancis Lam). Ap- office. Fv aug30-tf ply tod. WALTER, 1011 Bat. awe j19-im* ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of R RENT OR SALE—1446 N st., (new,) fin- any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- Bea in poet style; 13 rooms; ‘every’ room stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, b} A. AOCHACH, 614 Loulstana arenue, augie-1y” ‘ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La, ave. augié6-T\ ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 435 and 6th sts, 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge, jy13-ly ‘ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Swroepin Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-1y_ W spare Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York specialty of Cutting Garments to jan 26-1 avenue, makes a be made at hom LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Tuesday Evening, Febr 4 tween €08 E street and & street, al Skin MUFF, with one tassel. A liberal reward will ba given if returned to No, 1381 K st. n.w. 8-2.* O8T— Either in the Goveroment Printing Ofte 4or vicinity, a POCKET BOOK, containing $40 aud printer's working card. Liberal reward paid. if returned to 304 North Capitol s1 itt Leta of GOLD SPECTACLES. with a letters R.K. on the rim, A reward will be paid if returned to B, C. WRIGHT, 412 K street, or office of Chief Signal cere 1 1 De= ST—Wednesday, Februar. 6, a small DIA- 4 MOND RING, with rose diamonds in black enamel setting. probably near the War department, A liberal reward will be paid for its return to 1125 14th street new. fel8-31* —A BUNCH OF KEYS, between George- vnand B, & P.railroad, ‘last evening. Please leave at the’ Star ofice, Or 102 West street, George- town, an blige a |, White Saiin Ivory FAN 4 a pink ribbon, to which was attached a Silver Buckle set with brilliants. Lost in going frou 3d street, near E, to Ford's Opera House, on Monday evening. | The Ander will vo suitably reward returning the Fan to 516 3d st. n.w. £8 heated. including bath and servants’ rooms: speak- ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- table and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time, im JR REN T—475 Missouri ave., 11 rooms, bath, and all mod, imps., only $47.60, 1621 6th Seg rooms. all mod. mps.. (new) onty $22.60. 17018 st., 8 rs,, all mod. imps. }15. 105 Pa. av 8 rs., mod. imps. : $25. BURFORD, 108 E st. FOR RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 854 Pen! sylvaniaave corner 43 st. novi1-3: BOARDING. 51 litH ST. N.W.—Entire NEW_HOUS! all modern improvements; Furnish ROOMS with first-class TABLE BOARD; suite of Rooms on third floor. Transient guests accom- modated, feb5-1w PETARANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH first-class TABLE BOARD, with a New York family, where the comforts of home can be enjoyed at moderate expense; married people prefe! rod B16 8th st. ALES; Fao f REATE having leasod the Houses Nos. $04. 906 and 908 14th st., opp. Franklin Square, will, in connection with her present house, No. 7Grant'Place, carry them on as a first-class Boarding House. ‘A few handsomely-furnished ROOMS and doub’e, ) remaining, will be rented with at reasonable prices, TABLE BOARD wil be made a specialty, the price charged $20 per month, i (single ‘Board and eg Market Space, Goo'n.. 1222-1926 8 st. nw, .../25 | Store, ac., $d & Hae, 35 Corner 6th and E,. Alse, a number of other Houses, similar to the above,'a list of which is materially altered nearly every day on the talletin at our office. tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh 8t, (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. “Park Hotel,’* 7th st. road $68 3th st. n.w., mod. 404 Gih st. n.w., mod, imps 1.W.. SLOPE, M0 1143 71h st. imps. 10,000 606 H st. n.w., mod, Imps... 10 8,000 5 to 333 C st.'s.e., mod. finps, 4,000 25 and 627 10rh'st. n.e.. mod. imps. 7 2,000 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1461S st. new. bh irs $16 Delaware ave., b. h., 8 rs 313 19th st. s.w., f. h., mod, Lin 305 H st. n.e., f2h., mod, imps 141 and 143 Ast, Ss... Deh. 5 rs, 1620 17th st. new., fh., mod. inp: 2110 29 Myrtle st mot, imps., 7 rs. Unimproved Property For Sale. bet. 4thand 5ths.w.. perf 1 . bet, L and M new, 7th st. Road, Mt. K st., between 4% and 6:1 Union st. bet. N and 0 S uth Cap D and E, 14th and 15th, 24h st, bet. Mana N Houses For Rent. Store and dwelling, in. L., 121 fore, mod. imps., 19 rs... 1.W., furnished, Mod. imps., 21st and In.w.. mod. imps. 0. 417 13th st. 100 F 171 68. 1st. nev 1737 F st. . 1748 New York’ave. n. 830 20th st. n.w., mod. imps 1137 7th st. new. mod. imps. . 10 308 9th st. n.w.. store, mod. imps., Lr. Cor. Prospect & Linganst..Geot'n, m. im.. 107 1542 9th st. n.w., mod. imps.. 10 ts. 209 13', st.s.W.,Inod. tnps..8 Ts... 824 Delaware ave. n.e.. water,6 Ts 2008 17th st. n.w., mod. imps:, 8 rs 76 2d st., Georgetown, mod. inips.. 9 rs, 484 G st. s.w., mod, linps.. 8 rs. 23.1) st.s.¢.. mod. imps., 9 rs. 1436 Sst new, mod. tps . 7 mps., 6 rs, 20 1333 10th st. n.w.. mod. 1 Issue on the Ist and 15th of each month a **Bul- SgRswesena nes nse ee he 817 4th st. n.w., 6 rs. tetin*’ of all property for sale and rent on my books, which can be ‘on application at my office, will be sent by mall If desired. — * Loans. $800, at 8 per cent. Auction Sales. On TUESDAY, the 12th day of February, at 4 P.m,, No. 514 5ih st. n.w. feb6-tr R RENT, By RB. O., HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. Three new’ Stores, 1419, 1423. 1425 N.Y. 12 Office Rooms over store trom 5 Stores, from 917 to 925 7th st.n. 4 Dwelling Houses over the above stores, 912 F st. n.w., store, 14 rooms 909 13th st.n, w.,9 rooms, mod. imps. 1110 M st. ‘n.w., 9 rooms, mod, imps. 911 B st.n.w.,9 rooms, mod. imps. 1416 11th st. .w.. 10 fs., mod. Ith) Store, corner of Louisiana ave. and 6th st-n.w 1725 ith st. n.w., gas and water,6 rooms, FOR SALE—Six elegant New Houses, ‘one ia Georgetown. and the others in one of the finest location ns in the city. Allat prices to sultthe times Alsoa few small new Brick Houses cheap: smali cash payments down, ba'ance in mouthly instal ments, B. O. HOLTZMAN, f2-tr 10th and F sts. n. KR RENT BY THEODORE F. GATCHEL, Le Droit Building, 8ch and F streets, 1712 L st. n.w., furnished, mod. imps, 8 rs 611 P st. n.w., mod. imps., 11 rs, 1515 Vermont ave. n.w., mod, imps., 8 rs. 1815 Q st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rs. 1814 B st. n.w., mod, imps., 8 645 Pa. ave. e.,’ mod, im 1115 10th st. 621 11th st. n. 1427 bth st. n, 1330 T st. n.w. 2011 11th'st: n. 2233 12th st, 2 BaRBERSSERS: 10 Brown's CG 805 H st. ni 907 9th st. n.e,. 24 7th st. RS 1316 E st. n.w. 35 704 7th st. 8.w. 4 Fine store andl dwelling: 20 8 ine store and dwelling, 16 roo! 1247 7th st. new. = 50 feb2-5t PRENONT, HOUSE—Good Hotel BOARD, three meals a day, including good Rooms, at $25 and $30 per month. $8 to $14 per week, $2.50 ver day. Kvery room newly papered, painted, and furnished with Brussels t and marble-top black walnut furniture, and mostly heated by steam, j10-tm OARDING.—Neatly furnished ROOMS, with or without at reasonable rates, at 307 Missouri avenue. a24-6w PIANOS AND ORGANS. ( \AME TO MY PREMISES—On Februar: COW, The owner will come forward, Prove property and pay expenses, J. JAN. ZUCK, 1th and ret FOR SALE. {OR SALE—A Solid Walnut *Marble- room SET OF FURNITURE-cheap, 1440 Rhode Island avenue n.w, RSA LE—Two extra fine road HORSES. Oue f them can trot in 2.40; the other in 3 minutes, Warranted sound and gentle, Inquire at KEIS & SMITH'S Livery Stable 1h st. Siw RK SALE—Just landed, a vessel load of PINE WOOD. good guality and well seasoned, Ap- ply toSAMUEL PUMPHREY, corner of 'N and 45 8.w. fe6.6.* R SALE—CHEAP FoR CasH—A number of very superior Fire and Burglar-Proof, SAFES of the American Steam Safe Com-| 3 a8 good as new. For pai Tina, &c., apply at the Freedman’s Bank. jan11-tt PERSONAL. ILL THE RESTAU KEEPER TO whom a Cornet was entrusted to for sa‘e keeping on January 19th, please drop a postal card to J.C. B., 427 10th street n,w. All expenses will be paid, ut Mapa". DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- tune Teller.—If You have a skeleton In your Closet she will tell you how to get ridof it. Resi- dence, 221 K street n.w. feb2-6.* yECKER BROS’, GRAND. UARE AND Dorrit PIANOS are, the en oa | in tone, in appearance, and \n durability. Also, the BRETT ORGANS. G. KUHN, Sole Agent, 518-tr 407 10th st, n.w., near Penna. ave. THE KRANICH AND BACH, AND THE STIEFF PIANOS, same as an} others, received the highest Centennial ON ngest pral @. L. WILD & dalj-tr award, as well as the st numerous musical celebrities, BRO., Agents, 723 7th st.n.W. Ww KNABE & CO.'3 WORLD-RENOWN- ED PIANOS.—These cele! ie Try pea gate ned ant ve rece! highest award wherever exhibited, McCammon’s favorite Pianos and Pianos from other celebrated manufactories constantly on hand. Shoninger'’ celebrated 0: Pianos and acid, rented and ex. Particular attent Tun- ing and thorot Repairing Pianos, C, REICH- ENBACH'S ‘arerooms, 498 1ith street, a few doors above Penna. av. val octla-tr BOOKS AND STATIONERY guypay SCHOOL SUPPLY STORE, 428 Seventh street. Ev mulsite for the Sunday School, cons! ing of Maps of Palestine: Bible Lands, Bible C: eae etree ag cag ri ri braries, O8SOn v0l . Books. and Teachers” Aids for the Study of the Le se estons WM, BALLANTYNE, fant tr 428 7th street. furnishes Information as to Responsibill ople, with full abstracts of property and reon. ‘Titles examined. Searches for chattel Trusts, $1. Correctness guaranteed. j12-Lin® BTBOLOGY. MADAME BOSS, ‘OBN PATCH, 608 10th and 324 12th wie a Jeins ‘This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Mealing Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner of 2) n,w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice is tnval describing your friends, point- ing out your & and informing you of the tation strietly coumdential. ‘Ladies, 8i: guutie- confident men, $1.60, hove-ay. STROLUGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 806 Penn Sean: avenue. If you would know the truth consult the 1 in all things, Office bours from 8 am, to8p. m. seps7-6m Ee TEL LO. Diet ee pene: in America, can be consulted at her house, No. 224 Dst. n.w. Fest. cars pass the door. sepi7-1r UNTRY BAUBAG: te hid at Wo. 408 Oouter Mark wend Te and Otb sts., (north side, ) sud 408 Nosthern Liber- Sinarko Sf MOFTMAN Suatae pork gee ARCUS WARD & CO.’S BIRTHDAY CARDS, VALENTINES, NDELIBLE CONCISE DIARY for 1878. NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, ‘*Where is It? AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, all sizes and bind! We have just received a new lot of the above of latest designs. An Inspection is solicited from all. New Law and Miscellaneous Books: © ton’s Digest of Trademarks; Bigelow on Court of Claims, Vol. 12: Hughes’ U. 8. Circuit Court Reports, 2 vols, 3, Josiah 4 liyn’s Wife as a P. A, and P. I, GrSamautha at the Centennial, Money and its Law: Hi V. Poor, sale by We Ht! 2 0. H MORRISO Lan ra and Stationers, j1o-tr mw BONO 73 Ponna. aoe. H. RICORD’S ESSENCE OF LIFE Restores, manhood and the vigor of youth ibe most shattered tution in four weeks, FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This life-restoring remedy | should be taken by all about to marry, or who have ‘hecome wi from excess or any other cause, Success Tn every, vaso ts as certain as that mend Tks Us. 7 Untvenaiey b a ppltea. J. STANLEY JONES, REAL ESTATE BROKER, SLL SEVENTH STREET. Loans Negotiated. Money Invested, Property Bought, Sold and Excharged. TO LOAN On first-class Real Estate Security at 8 per cent.: $20,000, $15,000, $10,000, $5,000, $3,000. $2,000, . $1,500. $1,000, TO EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED PROP- ERTY: Several desirably located DWELLINGS, two- story and back building, new, eight rooms and bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- dow. JRBTAURANT FOR BSALE.—The Stock, BA Good Willand Fixtures of ‘an ‘old-established RANT, on Pennsylvania avenue, west 17th street; for sale cheap If applied tor at ongee J. STANLEY JONES, j81-tr 511 Seventh street. 'D SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES ou AT OORCELFICE. Cutters; one light, oe Sa AR ‘ top’ Buggies; No-top Buggies, and fi ether Byles. “Also a large mak of Domne hand and Euggice on band. cae. P. D, BC! © 00., Careiogs 1oT DEMONGEOT'S MANU- $3 Wane Sea vary low (igure, Ee NREL E-TATE) WILL BE EMPLOYMENT. Asiddress Star cffice, fet TS BUILDERS —1 want BRICK HOUSES. “Wil giv free of incumbrance, and balance in B. M. ROOT, City Post Ofte welve ACRES . rg pike: th ters ofa mile from terminus ‘of Colu railroad; small on payment require time bal . rely te Dr. WM. G. ER, 929 H street n.w., tetween 8), and 9, m, fe’ WILL TAKE ENCU MBERED OF U or Houses at fair discount wl give i city. propert and ‘owe Will also take $90 tn, casi: ant ree, bugay, and harness. “in exe lot, suber to only $125. No Bea, fe is [FICENT FOUR-STORY BUILDING, known as the Morton House Nos 922 and 924 F street northwest, containing 1 rooms. Furniture, fixtures, and comple outfit for | first-class dining ro.ns will be sold. Also, Farai- | ture, &¢., for sleeping apartments, This" isa rare chance for any one to secure = great Vargain. Ap- ply toCHRISTIAN KUPPERT, No, 408 7th si. nw. feb 3t Fe SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. On account of the dissolution of the co-partner- fler to sel! our large assortment of tii 5 ND SILVER WATCHES SOLID GOLD AND GOLD FILLED CHAINS, DIAMO AND ALL FINE JEWELER | LVER PLATED WARE, T 1H SILVER, AND CLOCKS, BKONZES, &€., FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE, At 20 percent. below cost, at private sale. article fully warranted. All commission ge nett cost, 8. GOLDSTEIN & Co. Comission BROKEHS, feb8-tr (Critic) Corner 10th and _D sts. GTOCK AND FIXTURES of a GRO SS TFA STORE for sale. Store for rent. Every sat NE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH for @ POSITION in any of the Deparunents, Ad- R., Star office, 17-6." ALE OR EXCHAN ROUND in Mount Pleasas street Read, 15 cents per foot feb7-3.* R.8. BARTLEY. 515 7th street. EXCHANGE 100 ACRES, 24 miles m Great Falls, improved by 11-room_ house all out-houses, R. 8S. BARTLEY, 7-3 515 Tih street. Fok Sah io ACRES. with 2-story and man- sard Dwelling, at Barry Farm, two miles from city. 8. BARTLEY, fel7-8(" Real Estate Broker, 615 7th street, nla of 148 ood and unincambered, for a good Tlage, &c CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, opp. City Hall, =For unincum- bered property, 160 ACRES on Rockville Turnpike, near K, R. station, 9 miles from city. $35, . R. 8. i a BARTLE St" "Real Estate Broker, 615 7th street. ‘OR SALE— 114 C street ne, 129 C street ne 1932 12th street 205 A street s.e. All kinds of LA HOUSES rented. AK TP GEO AN $1 500, $1 000. at 8 ner cour. Real Estate Security, ER. 0. HOLTZ 10th and F sts, n.w, OR 8A LE—Pay: HOUSE, 1330 11th st, n.w, SHER MAN, Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. fel.G-lin ' TD SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS will he © given by a lady to any one who will procure for hera position in one of the Government De- Address HONOR, Star office, 16-31" K W., near Nort ern Liberty Market: 17x100; suitable for Mar- i Restaurant. “Address “*Lot,’” Star office, Ged, CHANCE FOR BUSINESS. — Two ® Large ROOMS, suitable for Restaurant or Provision Store: fixtures complete; rent $20 per month, Apply tod. 8, CROCKER, JR., 934 we 16.31" HE GREATEST BARGAIN YELOFFERED. 6 Smail Building LOTS, 18 feet front, by 40 fect deep, on 13th st, n.w., near Circle; will sell singly or together: at ‘a great sacrifice. F. M. LEWIS, 1221 P: 90,000 feet of , frontiug on 14th feb7-3t PORK SALE OR EXCHA Louisiana ay fe PBUlLDING LOTS aT LOW PRICES. —We are authorized, by the Executors of the late John Wilson, to sell those desirable Lots, south- west corner 1ith and Ists. n.w. F.W. MILLER &CO., B1F st. new. 16-6." DSIEING TO RETIRE FROM BUSINES: I have decided to offer the Stock. Fixtai and Good Will of the BOOK and STATIONERY BUrINESS in my new building. corner 7ch and D sts, for sale, Tt will be sold ata sacrifice for cash, or Improved Real Estate may be taken in part pay= ment. G. CRANDELL, 16-6t N ONEY TO LOAN— ‘In sums of $500 and upwards, 15 6t JOS. C, G. KEND EDY, TSN 325,000, $12,000, $5,000, 720 15th st, ‘$4,000, 000, $500, At 8 per cent. " Also. $10.00 at 7 per cent, . W. MILLER & CO 15-6t 631 F st. n. S1R.60,70 LOAN ON CENTRAL IMPROVED D Real Estate, at 7 180, $1,200 in sums to suit, at 10 per cent, TYLER & RUTHER- FORD, Insurance Agents, 628 F st. nw. i4-1w* 00 IN HAND TO LOAN, AT EIGHT @ | PER CENT... on Real Estate security. Appl to office of LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 030) * st. n.w. we PGE SALE One of the Rest and most popular | RESTAURANTS in Washington; excellent location: doing a large and first-class trade; one of | the oldest established and best business houses in | the city. A good chance to engage in a profitable | business, “Address, with full name and. statin Place for interview, Lock Box 684, Post office, 12-61 T° INVEST, $25,000, $20,000, $15,000, 110.000, To loan on first-class Real Estate: Where sinount does not exceed fifty per cent. of fair market value “Several smailer_sums—$1,000, $1,100, at 8 cents, nd $500 at 10 por ca ™ WNMAN & GREEN {2-1w 412 7th st J WILL TAKE HOUSE AND LOT. subject to sive in exchange tro deairanis cht Lita sean ive in excl WO rable ci }, Subject to Snly $187eache PrO. bor aT. A feeseee Fs, SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A fine three-story BRICK HOUSE on 10th street, near New York avenue. Also, two desirable BUILDING LOTS, on easy terms; very Wil take other property, approved notes of bends: ‘Aaaress Box 530, Bost Uiniee, 3125-20 TO BOLDERS OF CALLED BONDS. Holders of Called United States Bonds can have them czshed in gold or currency, or exchanged for other U. 8. or District Bonds, at 1431 Penna. avenue. Ali kinds of Stocks and Bonds bought and sold, and Leans negotiated on commission. Special tax paid. PETER CAMPBELL, Banker and Broker, 143i Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building.) j25-Lm JN VESTMENTS. FOR SALE, beni of Columbia 20 years 6 percent, gold nd District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. eurren- onds, coat ‘Washington 30 year6 per cent. gold bonds, United States Bonds of all issues, and other se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. 312-1y Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. 1,200 TO LOAN ON REAL STATE. = Dov8-1y LES Ee Tih st ew, BOOTS AND SHOES. _ NEw YORK SHOE STORE, dD 605 Pennsylvania avenue. ul THE BEST GOODS IN THE CITY FOR THE PRICE, Ladies" best Pebble Goat Button Boot Ladies’ best French Kid Button Boot Ladies’ Pebble Goat Seamless B aiton Boot Ladies’ Kid or Pebble Button. Ladi Foxed Button. 2. * Foxed Laced..... L ’ Congress Gaiters. Ladies’ fine Kid Button, French Heels. .2 50, 3.! Misses* Pebble Goat Button. is 25, 1. | Foe TES par | mere: | S26 Misses’ Febble Goat Lace. Children’ Shoes, all kinds, Gents" Calf, Congress, P Gents" Solld Leather, Uo Gents’ French Calf Sew: Gen Gents’ A thousand other Styles and Ba-ONE PRICE ONLY. febd-4t @x0. MccaRTRY. ‘One teaspoonful to water will wash clothing ‘Kinds, Pada your mirrors iets to of waters) “it will cleat rushes beauditelys” YOUNG'S DETERGENT, Office 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, jan5-tr__ Dowling’s Auctien Rooms. LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO know the best One Dollar 3 eke, SoS Pa. aves Baws vere DRY GOODS. Ve shall continue our sales at cost for ten clomsout winter stocky and shall sad_10. Us the Spring and Sumin ‘Season, ve French and bbe ards Black and Colored Grenadines, some ‘very Ene alities, All of bright Woolen Fabrics for Spring and Sunrm ‘ar and Many other de- sirable goods, which can be had at a bargain Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and Domestics of all kinds embraced in the sale, W. M. BROWN, felS-tr B14 Sth street northwest, Cuenne OUT SALE OF OU 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 Cask- Black Mohairs anit Alpacas, Silks, Shawts, Cloaks, Waterproof Cloths, Cloakings, Cassimeres and Cloths for Men and Boys’ Wear, Napkins, Towelings, Table Damasks, with full Stock of Sta ple Domestic Goods, at the Lowest Cash Prices, 2@- All goods warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY’, {2-tr 801, Cor, Sth st. and Market Space. Se LATEST NEWS FROM THE POPULAR CAS DRY GOODS STORE, CARTERS. 707 Market Space. We will positively move from this store FRIDAY morning, February 15. 1878. The balane Stock must be closed out very ol Mills, the best and widest Sheeting Cotton made tm this country, slightly sctled, we are selling off wea cheap: large size. pure white Bridle Quilts, «ight- ty soiled, only $1 50, worth $2.50;\ Remuants of Cottons very. Remnants of excel co 4s; allof our Black Bliks and Black ¢ solored Dress Geo ress Gols 12. 15, our Ret money with customers buy tng thy = shington, Rememler we only have afew ysto remain in this store. and the Dry @o0 must be sold, CARTER'S, 707 Market Spa D® GOODS AND CARPETLINGS, We are having our grand semi-annual sales of DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS, All of our immense stock of fine, choice and de- sirsite Dey Goods and Carpets will be sold at cost or cash, Thousands of dollars’ worth of Remnants, Odds, Ends, &c., will be sold at less than cost, W. W. BURDETTE & 00, jan29-tr No, 928 7TH 8+, No. 706 K St. FAsBcRre EDGINGs, FROM AUCTION. 11,000 YARDS Just ed and are selling from 2 cents per yard up. ‘The cheapest lot of ‘Kdgings ever offered In is city. REMNANTS, 500 Spring and Fall remnants of Dress Goods at one-fourth the actual cost to close. White Pigue 7 cents. Damask Towels only 15 cent Double-width Alpacas ( 50 pieces plain Mohair Di sold at 25 cents. Bleached Muslin at wholesale prices, 5, 6, 8, 8, 10 cents, Sheeting Cottons, 12, 15, 18, 20, 25 cents. Bleached Table Linens from 50, 60, 70, 75 cents, pets 80c.; extra double weight In- Brussels Cat grain Carpets 60 cents, “All our Carpets at prime cost. Also, Blankets. To make room for SPRING GOODS, we offer the above-named goods for thirty day COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS, Cc. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Jan26-tr South side, near 7th st. n.w. SPreciaL NOTICE. NOW IS THE TIMETO BUY DRY @0@B8, To reduce stock previous to taking our Inventory, will allow ~ — DISCOUNT OF 12% PER CENT. on all cash sales, commenciny Monday, January ‘28th, and will continue for ON y Y¥ 30 DAYS, Splendid line of new PRINTS, 4%, 5 and 6 cts, Large lot of Bleached and Brown COTTONS, at 64, 7, 8, Band 10 cts, lest 10-4 SH EETINGS at 25 cts. 25 doz. TOWELS. 1 yard long, only 10 cts, All ouF 37¢. DRESS GOODS down to 20 cta, 50 pieces Bi k CASHERES, bought action, will be sold with the same discount’ ™ Splendid wide Black CASHME! . ae a CASHMERES only 31¥¢.., npin’s ALL WOOL, onl a Li 55. 30 Sots of the best White Saiers will be sola BLANKETS and COMFORTS at cost, 500 pieces of Hamburg EDGES and iNSERT- ING! be sold at the same time, Ladies will do well to attend this sale and save money, as the goods must be sold in 30 days. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, Second door from 7th street. g™ss AND VELVETS, from auction, wil CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, 325-tr Opposite the Patent Omics, HEAP DEY GOOoDs. faving too much Winter Stock, I will give the public the advan f getting Geods ‘thea Tianufacturers’ prices. SUS = Elegant Alpacas in colors 16 cts., worth 25, Ail-wool Cashmeres and Serges 37 cents. Whole stock Dress Goods reduced in price. Full stock Sheetings cheay Mipol Fiannels 12.5, 15, 20, 25 to 50 cents, ficed Calicoes 4%, cents. Carpets sacrificed—Brussels 85 cents to $1.19, Extra Tapestry Ingrains less thi Geen Tograins 26,0, 37%, 80 cents, All-wool Carpets 60 cents, T. N. NAUDAIN, NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. BRODHEAD & CO., 939 Pa. aven: Now offer an elegant Gros de Rhine Bik Bitk at %Be. All-wool Black French Cashmere (double width and original dye) 55 cents and up. biteck, ‘whi white, Elegant 8-button Kid Gloves, Street and opera shades. $1.26. leached Sheeting (full 2 yds, wide) ; Beautiful Cretonnes 12 ye. per yd3. 10 4 Pequot Lon 4-4 Bleached Cotton (the pleasantest sewing, nicest washing and best wearing cotton made) 10c. ; allciinen “Bleached Table Bs 50c. per yard and up; Clark’s best 00-yard Cotton only 5c. s] Lupiu’s Double-width col- ored Cashinere 7% cents, reduced from $1.25. And a complete line of ladles’, font cent chiaren’s Cotton Hose, together with all kinds of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, at prices lower than ever, Call and examine. BRODHEAD & OO. Jan24-tr 939 Pa. avenue, bet. 9h and 10th. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. REDUCED PuIcEs. The undersigned begs leave to Inform his. patrons and the public generally that in con- Sequence of reduced prices in goods and new facilities, he is now able to make up. CLOTHES and furnish GOODS tn his line “trom ten to fifteen per cent. less than rates, re- 8] y continued favors, eee 3. HEIBERGER, ND MILITARY TAILOR, CrrizEN 325-tr_ 617 Penn’ ave., Washington, D.C. HB. STINEM: = B. HATTER Ano PURRIER, 1237 Penna. avenue, next to cor, 13th st. Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other FURS. Gentlemen's Dress and Business HATS, Choice stock of UMBRELLAS, Best Goods. Lowest Prices. jan@-tr H¢4™ HATS! HATS: UMBRELLAS AND CANES, R A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, at WALTER KEB’S, 1419 Pennsyleanta Avenue, Above Willard’s Hotel, ¥ OTHER AT janB HIRTS CHEAPER THAN i i ks a i i