Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | W2?DING PRESENTS. WASHINGTON: MONDAY Febra ry 11, 1878. Circulation over AST81 bo—“reing more wore thas three times that other dail; in Washi gad more ‘than that of all the zr ose . ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send tn their an- | Rouncements 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. Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name, Otherwise Drovoking delays may occur. Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable fo 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. Suffrage in the District. Governor Claflin, of Massachuset! regard to the suffrage feature which was it corporated on his motion in the bill fora new overnment for the Distri w fore the House District committee, that his object in pressing such a feature out it could not sustain ourselves either at home or abroad. He says that it is entirely contrary to the spirit of our institutions to de- prive a large community like this of the lee. ive fra its tendency would be to arouse satisfaction and suspicion in the country at large, and to provoke unfavorabie inquiry and comment by the representatives of foreign countries. He thinks that the qual. ifications as to residence of voters and as to property of officers to be elected, whi he has inserted in the pro prevent the recurrence of former abuses.— ten y. Claflin that the Consti- tution deprives this community of the elective | franchise, or anything worthy of the name, by giving Congress “exclusive legislation over the District?” Does he r country is not aware that the ington are virtually disfranchised by this pro- | vision of the Constitution—that under it they cannot vote for President, Congressmen, Gov- ernor, or any officer having any real power? Can he really believe that the country will be “dissatisfied” if suffrage is not re. lished here? Do not all the expressions of opinion from leading newspapers throughout the country show, that, on the contrary, the feeling will be one of profound dissatisfaction if suffrage is inflicted upon the people here against their wishe: Is he not aware that the carnival of deviltry, character- izing the last exercise of suffrage here “ pro- voked unfavorable inquiry and comment by the representatives of foreign countries,” and that the said representatives are not clamor- ing for more Murder Bay rule in the city of their residence? If the eountry really wants to establish the principle of suffrage in the District of Columbia, does he think it will be satisfied with his qualifications as to voters and officers? Will not the ery at once be raised that it is “ contrary to the spirit of our institu- tions” mit the right of suffrage by property qualifications for officers. or restrictions as to voters? Will not the result be, in introducing a bill of this sort, that Congress will strike out the qualifications, and pass it in a shape re- storing Murder Bay suffrage, undiluted? +++ —___ It is stated that the Louisiana conservatives fear a revulsion of publie opinion asa result of the Returning Board prosecutions and con- victions, and that they talk of making some sort of a public declaration, to the effect that those prosecutions belong to a past, which it is better for both parties to forget. They de- clare that neither they nor Governor Nicholls have been in sympathy with these proceed- ings, and some of them intimate that Governor N.will pardon General Anderson. The re- publicans, to whom these representations have been made, reply that the fact remains that the prosecutions are going on, and that the Bourbons in the party in Louisiana seem to have control. The letter by Secretary Sher- | man, Stanley Matthews, Mr. Garfield and others, to General Anderson, printed in an- other column, has a five interest in t con- nection. ———_-++e-___ While Russia has not formally objected to the passage of the Dardanelles by the English fleet, the situation is delicate, and it is alme certain that troublesome complications will arise. The Russian people are much inflamed against England, and a war with that country would be very popular. It is intimated that since England has determined to occupy Con- stantinople by water, ostensibly to protect christians, Russia may now reasonably occu- py it by land for the same purpose. All of the moves in Russia's tortuous policy are provided by Gortschakoff with excellent reasons, based maim.y on moral grounds. Russia’s manage- ment of affairs, both in the field and cabinet, cannot fail to reeceive admiration at least for tactical ability. She has shown herself shrewd and bold in att@ming her ends. England has been mystified and made ridiculous at every turn, and now sees her rival, who has profited by her indecision, oceup’ ground both im a militar, and diplomatic sense. Constantinople is substantially in the Czar's hands, and the stroke by which a sub- } dued enemy is converted apparently into a useful ally is the crowning point in Russia's policy. In her great aim of unobstructed gress through the Dardanelles she will no doubt be su ssful. If she is unable to ob- tain all she wants on the Danube without a rupture with Austria, it is likely that her de mands in this direetion will be modified. But @ passage into the Mediterranean she must have, and for this she will fight indefinitely. If it be true, as reported to-day, that Turkey has refused England the privilege of passing | the Dardanelles, a complication has already arisen. For it is evident that Russia directs | the Turkish po! Quite likely the Rus: impressed it upon Lest Porte that ifthe = aT would claim the same privileg: It seems likely that the successor to Pius IX e, to some extent at least, a man of lib- Italian cardinal will be elevated to the Papal throne. For one thing: precedent is over- whelmin ainst it. For more than 3%) years no one but an Italian has worn the triple crown. In the present conclave, France, on, Will be sufficient to | ly think that the | weople of Wash- » but itis very unlikely that an un- | | | ng the vantage | M. W. GALT, BR. & CO., Have made large additions to their stock of SILVERWARE, embracing all the uewest designs. ‘They have also Just imported the Latest Novel- ties in PARIS FANCY GOODS, | POTTERY, PORCELAIN, &c. All of which are designed especially for WEDDING PRESENTS. febll-tr | BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER. | A POROUS PLASTER which was invented to overceme tbe great objection ever found to the old style of Porous Piasters, THAT OF SLOW ACTION, Benson's Capcine Forols Piaster acts at once, re~ liever pain mediately, and cures where other plasters and Hiniments will not even relieve. For LAME BACK, WEAK BACK, RHEUMATISMN, SPINAL COMPLAINT and KIDNEY DISEASE, and all local aches and pains, itis simply the best remedy ever invented. Its ‘great merit is recog- nized by physicians everywham. ‘The manutac- turers wote awarded the highest and only medal given to plasters at the Centennial. CAUTION.—Each genuine Benson's Ca Plaster has the word Capeine cut through it, no. other Sold by all Druggtsis. Price 25 cents. cine ‘ake | febll-m,w,s 93 WIDE SHEETING COTTON 20 CENTS PER YARD, Bleached and Brown Cotton at wholesale prices, Table Linens from 30, 35, 40, 45, 69, etc. Damask Towels, 15 cents. Good Calicoes, 4's cents. slack Alpaca, 15, 20, 25, up. Black Cashmeres, double width, from 25 cts, up. Plain Mohair Dress Goods, 16 cts. ; sold at 25. | them out. Full stock of Housefurnishing Goods at bottom prices. Carpets and Blankets at prime cost. Feather-proof Bed Ticking, 25 cents. Nottingham Laces cheap. TOWSON'S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near 7th st. SILKS: SILKS: FORCED SALE! MONEY MUST BE OBTAINED: GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED: The owner of this CONSIGNMENT OF SILKS has ordered us to sell without regard to cost, AND WE AKE DETERMINED TO OBEY ORDERS, DON’T DELAY A DAY, or you may be too late for the best Bargains, DON'T SAY *+Thaye no need for SILKS at the present tline.’* BUY NOW, even if you have to lay them aside until next win- = RECOLLECT, A Bale of This Kind May Never Occur Again! LOOK AT TH15 Price List: nificent Gros Grain Silk, fine and heavy, for ‘ull sults, only $1 a yard," The regular value of this quality 1s $1.50. fel 1i-tr Sit Ss: Extra Magnificent Quality Satin Finish, $1.40. ‘This lot we guarantee to equal any $2 goods in the country. Doubdle-weight Cashmere Desei, $1.75. This lot is beary enough for Cloaks, ‘and is well worth FINEB GOODS In SAME Prorortion. &@ Positively no this sale is made to obtain CASH AT ONCE. CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, febll-tr Opposite the Patent Office, NEURCHATEL CHEESE, ND FROMAGE DE BRIE. Fresh arrival, N. W. BURCHELL, fet. 9-3t 1332 F street. Qcorcy MARMALADE & JELLIES, SCOTCH SUUPs, in T ELL, fel9-3t 1332 F street. N INDISPENSABLE TOILET ARTICLE. Ladies desirous of improving their complexion Fifhout iniury to the skin; should use Madame re BEKG‘S PASTILLES DE FLORENCE AND HOSE POWDER, established since 1858. For sale at Druggists and Perfumers, and whole- He at 5° CROMWELL. Price, 50 cents. tion—None are genuine without the certificate ton and the signature. C. febO-1w* A L. BARBER & CO. che ‘Having purchased the entire Stock of GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS, RANGES, LATROBES GRATES & FURNACES, Belonging to the late firm of SMITH, BIRGE & Co., before removing to their new store in Masonic FER. offer the same for sale at a LARGE DIS- | consult thelr own UNT, for cash. any of the above Persons desiring any of mat re, Goods will will nt v | street n.w. which has the largest representation except- | ing Italy, furnishes eight cardinals; comes next with five, then Spain with four; Austria | and the aggregate of all the foreign cardinals , is only twenty-five out of a total of sixty-three. ‘This is a larger proportion, however, than has been presented for very many years; and the | tendency of events suggests a time when the disposal of the tiara will not rest so complete- ly in Italian hands. — The cruel war between reece and Turkey is over, and the gory Achaians march back in aheir pride with a loss of three wounded and one missing. The feelings of this single pris- oner, abandoned in Turkish clutches, may be better imagined than described. ADAME BOURELAUY FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. “Tnvites te Ladies to ber Rooms, 913 Now York ave. EMINAKY ROOM: S. BUILDING, Senasoen— month upw ;all front rooms. Corner Gay hat Washingt febl1-eogw* PE4ATT’s asTRaL OIL ABSOLUTELY SAFE. rns in all Lampe without r of taking fre ecexgding {iueaina:ing quall SUPERIOR TO GAS. Recommended as the safest and best by Insurance compas: aud Fire Comup!s:\oners throughout the Paar i imitations and coonterfelts of the As- wor have beea thrown successfully on the nib OF ITS SUPEKIOR MERIT, Dealers and others . ‘Agent for the District ot Columbia’ ©? OUF Specia FRANCIS MILLER, 30 oru sruuer, ‘Two doors above Pennsylvania avenue, CHARLES PRATT & co., moviS-co8m Sole Manufacturers, New York, ; - furnished or unfurnished, trom $8 | After removal we shall. offer, our new and elegant Salesroom, No, 909 F cena MASONIC TEMrLE, a complete ‘Stock of Goods, and be pre- pared toexecute work at short notice, and at Low- ExT KATE> for ready pay. | PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM-FITTING, D TIN HOO! FING PoorD ‘anne in workmanlike ‘Ss FURNAC ACES a specialty. Betres: BUTTER: FRESH EGGS! Fresb receipts daily of fine Tolls and packed But- fresh pouxds and half-pounds, all at | lowest prices, on commission. fel 8. Corner Tenth and C sts. er. febo-7t Superfine Finish Gros Grain, $1.25; regular value, } joods will be sold on credit, as | 5 Remnants of Dress Goods at a sacrifice, to close | | FOR RENT AND SALE. ED_—By ayoung Lads, a SITUATION = Cy companion ale: | RENT—Three well furni-had ROOMS. en For ousekee} ght | ute or single, with or without Board, at 1339 dress Box 8. Star Fs! fevi1-3 * Bom V ANTED-SEWING by the day 0 a Ok RENT—In house 1432 § st. n.w,, seven competent hand; can Furnish Facmlaeit ace | ROOMS: ‘our on first floor, thre‘ samer= and «Apply or address 813 6:11 si.s.w. [11-2 * | 3 rvant's room movers mprvvements fbue't ANTED-—Ry a young G -ntieman Mechanical BR RENT No. 216 D si aa mol ate phical VRAWING of DRAU SHT- era impr $10 rooms. Rent $ 3K HOS: ING of any Find 6 GOL’ jjmederatecharges; | E. WAGGAMAN. Sis Tiree st leferences given tees B., Star office, 11) oe we LED— at a respec stored Gitta BIT- UATION to sework for a pall family; good Stators Map yat beri} Be a We ANTED—Experienced Saas sens to seil a New Book. indispens able to Lawyers, | Teachers aud BM nisters, and useful to every one, Apply to Bureau of Lv formatios, 1427 Fst.” 1 ANTED_By a respectable Gri, a SITUA- TION as chambarmaid oF do housework 8 small fami'y; of reference given. Arpiy at 1117 New J B. ANTED_KID GLOV FS to Cl aay * “10 cents by our odorless pooces: tively no smell, ’Combination Plait: ng Dept ‘hav F st. Plaiting 2 cents per yard. 11-31 ANTE))—A SITUATION by a eS W Girl as seamstress in a private family; will- ing to assist in the care of grown children; good reference, Address T,, S.ar offive, for tte ir @ day Ware aA xespectable white Girl d-sires a SITUATION in a Coristian family, where she can make herself Senerally useful; wages not so much of an object as a home; good refer- ences, Address Box 4, Star office. it WANTED A firstclass Dressmaker, recently trom New York, wants Ladies’ WALKING SUITS to make, from $5 Evening and Ba'l Dresses, $Tup.’ Cuvtiog an) Basting & spociaty, Knife-Pisiting from 1% cents per yardup. 17 6 | Pennsy vaniaave, av ‘ANTED—To HinE—A steady WN todo the Work of-afmall familyof four sons: none but a steady, tidy parson nead apply | will be treated as one of the family. 2018 9:h s' n.w. Apply immediately; must be able to tr Shirts well 1 ANTFD—1.4 DIES to have their combin: made in first class Hair Braids, at the short est notice, by a new process, for $L: Also, faded hair dyed the ori by H. PHILIPPI Manufacturer of E ind Hairdresser, 10 6 st. near fiat ANTED—An ARTIST in india Ink a and Col 415 7ih st. tied Apply at once at No, | ws ANTED-A French girl wishes a SITUA- ION as nurse: is well recommended. Ad- dress ‘FREN NURSE, Star office. feb9-6i.* ANTED_ Everybody to get 18 PIC TURE: for 35 cents: CARD PHOTOGRAPHS $2 a r dozen: at DODG E'8,467 Pennsylvaniaavenie, ween 4's and 6:hst: fel9-6 * ANTED—BOARD in a private family, where W there is no orher boartert 2 coal price paid for satisfactory accommodations, References given ifrequired, Address B,W., Star office, 11-3(* V ANTED—A SITUATION fora French lady*s id; is wi'ling to go abroad; first-c ass city Please address LADY “8 MALD, Star ‘ANTED-—A regulated French cook, who an- Gerstancs English branches and pastry, wants aSITUATION in a first-class family; good’ refe grees. Address “I, K.,"! French cook, Star o| NTED—PLAITING. We guarantee todo the finest and most delicate colored goods, without injury (Parisien mode), 2 vents per vai for all kinds of goods; 814 Ist., corner of 9 i" a new. : Ae SR 1st)—Two or three un- furnished ROOMS. hot for housokee} afew squares of Post by a gentlem wife, Address M. 3 Le Mity ‘ost Office, price, &c. fel ANTEN_—Six good CARPENTERS and one Ww GARDENER. AP) py at ROBERT FUL- TON’S Loan Otte feb8-6t* ‘ANTED-To Teach ta Rhetoric, Logic or Mathematics, Terms favorable. Latin classes, day ee a, 15 and 25 cents a lesson, fe8-1m* NN, A.M., 1227 L st.n.w. ANTED.—A French Cook of long experience in horels, restaurants, private families, &., desires aSITUATION. A) French Restaurant, 14th st enna, ave. feb8.3.* ANTED-OLD GOLD and SILVER, 2 ir sm: juantities, hest price bald, Wows Y & i + re CO., 349 Pennsylvania avenue feb6-Im ANTED—LIBRARY TABLE, you ‘GE, co and OF FICE DESK. Address 3. Ay; Star wr War FAMILIES TO CALL ard select from a iarge number of highly recommended colored and white Servants, Povment Office, O31 10th st.. near K n.W. Mrs. OUISE C, HATTON, formerly Butler. | f4-1m. ANTED—GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- ING in city or country. General Gardenin in all its branches and jobbini prompuy. attend to. Gentlemen’ 8 places taken by year: dress 2429 care Apply at Eureka Em- Mst.n.w. M.D! = tn ‘ANTED_To exchan Groceries or ues at SUrLeR's, oa and 5 "ets D.W. Smoke; yy Chimneys cured ot or ard pay. Stoves rented. novié-t ‘ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisianaave, — augi6-ly ‘ANTED—To exchan; ew STOVES for old Ene, Srpearics oF or zo a BUTLER'S. 5th K aw. two Tooms net to ae NTED—A perfect and clean y. a aa sk bumber ef the EVENING STAR for which a liberal price will’ be pald. the Star Wikies UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen nae Ac 'ANTED—MOTHS and other Insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augi6-1y WANTED I CARPETS to CLEAN, at RIOR'S Steam in ae 490 Maine avenue, b tween S4and6 and 6th sts. s.w. Called for and delivered thou 3 -ANTED_CAREETS to CLEAN, at McGEY ERRY'S Eureka Beat! sreepin § Works, Tehest what Ont ders by mal OF left at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Bickot Sine. fea arty W AaB ER-Gentiomen to know MOORE, Merchant Tailor tort, New York fayenue, makeé a specialty Cubting Garments wo ome, LOST AND FOUND. ‘OST-Sunday evenin 3a instant, | Rrobat 5 near City Hall, a ladies’ GOLD witl coral rose anda coral hand pendant attached: sale able reward if left at 117 Dst. n.w. OST On the eveniny g of the 9th instant, a gen- tleman’s C a cameo sleeve button The finder will ben iineratiy rewarded ane thelr return to ‘*Koom 83 B,*’ Post 01 Dopa ment. febtt $i. KEWARD— ott, 08 {he evenin rin te of the 92h SE containing three set nt, a 8: ngs and fanall chenee. The finder will receive the above reward by returning the articles to 448 M st, new, feb11-2t* O08" ednesday, February 6, a small DIA- 4 MOND RING, with rose diamonds in black énamel setting, probably near the Wardepartmant, A liberal reward will be paid for its return to 1) 14th street new. feb8-3u" | Seam. { R RENT—In the First Ward, a ve oe ble fu hed HOUSE, the late ae of an Address *-HOUSE,** Star office. B08 8 $08 De, 10th and Fi ath rom and bas‘ment, nw hale No. 7 | as Bhs st nw sanew. Inquire ery corner @th and G sts, | 915 7th st. n.w s pi ees feblica = | | Full: particw 1 RENT_Six-room HOUSE. water and gas, 6h natee hall and 15 elegant roo! pie Ms ot 5.0 Fs By nO! HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sta. n.w. oe rooms over 1419, 21 and 23.N.Y. tores. ‘33 La. ave. and 6 nneilings, ror 8.8 280 ave. DA Dsts. ne... ea 65 515 11h st. new... avenue, Sis fel9-tr OR RENT—Ha dsomely farnishod HOUSE = jriciuding plano, silver ware, ec Toons, B RENT BY ew. GATOHEL, with “onvenience er month, 0) Apply to BATES & RYON, No, "708 Dt. Le Droit Building, 8th and F streets. nw. ML" " | 511 Pst. n.w., mod. imps., 11rs.. 28 RENT Very pleasant front mow fur- | nished, on second and third floors, with h morte 1315 Q st. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rs. improvenients; conyenieut t9all fhe danart reata: | ISG si, nw, mod. ee Bs, location central and desirable; o Oy nw, 7s Sch st | Ute 16th sts wey mod. Fu RENT —Seven-room HiU3E, hall, water and gas; corner Rhode Is'and ave. aid 8 h 3 ren! $20" Apply 1106 Lest. new. 19 3E R RENT—No. 1740 New York ave... opposite State department; has all Ose waug's $40. GA 8; 13 roms; rent TH Tih st. Fer RENT—HOUSE 1113 9th st., 4 Lo and M; modern conveniences; excellent loca- tion and hewly put in complete order, R. W.FEN- WICK, cor. F and 8th sts,, Room 23, 19-Lw Fe RENT—316 and 318 C st n.w., 20 rooms each; sultable for large boarding bousi n. Too! i 1427 Bth 1330 3 nS = 7. Also several F. ished Heskigices: Fe W. MILLER eC i Fst. n.w. ft TOR RENT—Threo elegant ROOMS, en suire; | fe! 9-bt 521 11th st-n-w., mod. imps. T st, 2011 Tath'st Biver 10 13. Fas ath wt n. ae 4 1515 Vermont ave. Cet mod, imps., 8 rs. 10 ft. n.W., mod. imps. 10 r8. mod, imps., 7 rs. suitable for dressmaking, milliner Well adapted for singing or dancing schoo! = be -" 903, corner 9th st. and Penusyte 5 De wm'3, (OR RENT—That maj aincent Satory Bald. ing known as the MORTON HOUSE, No. 922 and 924 F st. n.w. Parnicare | Fixtures ‘and com plete Outfit for first-class dining rooms, will be aise i sold at auction, February 13th.” ‘Tals is'a tar’ | G8 Mt. n-w., mod. 13. chance for any one ta secure a great bargal p= | 939 K st. nw. mod, f ILrs. ply to CH, RUPPERT, No 403 7h st. n- 19-3 | 220 Iet'si. nee. mod, ms 121s Fe RENT-STORE and DWELLING, with | gosh s .n hod ES scclar No; 2923 7h snows Hout $40, “Apply: | 404 bin st OHRER, 513 7th'st. felis 2 798 3th stn a RENT-WitHoct Bownp—One or two | 211 Ast. 8. handsapely Furnished ROOMS, second story. | Two-Story Brick and Frame “Houses For Sale. Apply at 1424 Q st. new. eb8 6: 426 New York ave,, fh $2.50 GOR RENT—Neat six-room BRICK OTS E insets: Wel Be 510 on Boundary st,, between New Jersey ave. and a Zon Bth st., opposite LeDroit Park; gas and wae. £0 Nent nioderate. “Inquire of Dr. GUENNAN, sic- S000 ond door, i “tet 8-iwe S000 Fo RENT—The RRIES on Rock Creck 2,000 or the ** Mortonville** farm, (near Lyons’ mill 2000 dlam, ately worked by the Mestre: Hughes, Apply 1.800 ty the Misses MO 1 Oni Georgetown, D.C. 1th st. bet $1,500 = peautifulnew BRICKS, | Q sts, bet. 1d: 1,250 U5 at" ust completed, "This hous: | $0 eis nee ih 300 ies bath-roomi, aid. cesia “ stibule and wide hall. ‘The | (ite let. Del ave, and 2 4 house Js thoroughly modern throughout; beautiful | Est. bet. 17h and 18th n. 2.75 yard in front, Inclosed by iron railing. "Rent $25, | (or. Land 20th sts, n.w.. per See ii Hes Apoly to MM. ROHRER, 518 7th at. fetes | Y'5c1, bet. auth and Sth mew wei 2125 FO8 RENT SHOUSE 1011 G st nw. Apply | Masd. ave.. bet, aa sian ai nw. Sports! 203 jt. Clo JOHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Agent, Si er DR RENT—A small TRUCK FARM of 16 acres, with dwelling and outbuildings, orchard aud sinali fruits, Apply to C. 1G, 936 Louis. fana ave., between Sth and 10th sts: fe6-w, f,m3:* FOR BENT HOUSE _No, 601 New Jersey ave, D.wW., eleven rooms; modern improvements. Hin month, Apply to W.C, JOHNSON, 718 130 Me 6-1 iiss th 415 13th 27 rable BRICK Fiat vELLANG- HOUSES, No. d34t Q st. and 2008 1. . with thirteen and ten rooms Reapeetiv 3 anal conveniences. Rent moderate, Apply to 8, R. BO 3214, st. feb6 6 * ‘R SALE—AT FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINTA— Eight miles from Washington. mn, Same disianee from Alexandria, a desirable CO ‘well stocked. With frultt good with 15 acres lan barn and other outhouses; well of excellent water; cistern and other new improvements; house nine rooms, with veranda and god a a is not sur Passed in the neighborhood of W: ilngton as entleman’s country residence, H. 8. ‘alls Church, Virginia, feb6-Lin* FoR RENT-Three_ Desirable DWELLING HOUSES, Nos, 327 Pa, ave.; 323 Mo. ave., and cor, Mo, ave. and 3d st. ; at low rents, angaire Tissue Three- Continental Hotel, ‘721, 723, 7: Jetin’? of all for saleand which ‘ca Bo Bad ay lication EAL ESTATE SULLEMS THOS. E. Fagg AMAN, 519 Seventh St. ‘Changes ‘made every Wednesday an ar Pa. ave., m. 1., 100 rs 15th st. new. In, Imps., 10 508 and 507 7th stores 2) nw... mod. imps. ‘s00 404 6th st. n.w. imps.. 16 it 1 Stoddard St, D. od. imps. stm. 2%. store), md, imp: s m,. 1, (store), mod. imps, > Georget'n, mod, imp land ave. n.e., mod, jersey ave. 8.€.. 6 rs. on the Ast and 151 k Houses for Bale. » i |. imps., 7'rs. Saturday.) 13030 ns | Owner at 3 at 331 Me, ave. Will bo sent by mai trasstrass R RENT—The BOWLING ee t the Loans. corner of 6th and C sts. ; recent 1v rearrange ed $5,000 in one sum at 8 per ct. ; $1,000 at 8 per ct. and put in complete order, cellent hace! for Auction Sales. an hergetic nan, Apply to P.M. DUB On TUESDAY, February 12th, 1878, at4 p.m., 130-207 No. 614 5th st. n.w. RENT—Two-story Press Brick HOUS! Ee reoms, with bath-room, water closet, gasan ne eee No, 108 E street. T, latrobe, closets, pantry and cellar; recent ered ahd painted throu ayaa Reut low toa Fetponsible and permanent tenant, Inquire at 1525 Columbia st., between P and Q and 9th ana 10th Ricans — eis atu Im Sadiiles oe: an gas and wate as ald water Fes RENT—Corner STORE and DWELLING, Suitable for any business, Low rent toa D sts.» Capitol Hill 4th and C st 1th st. n.w. Key next doors” Enquire No. j19-1m R RENT—BUILDING No. 1936 Pennsyiva- PROPERTY FOR RE) 000:1$2, $50 imps. ,(new) 42 ‘T" Offer " bat story BRICKS: avGaniee nrinwest. with nal ‘mou. Imps... paying 19 per cent. on $3. a T offer for $2,500, on easy terms, two. hocoughiy modern HOUSES, situated northwest ant renting wy ave. n.w.; store, with cellar and three | each for $25 per month. Also, a new two-story ors, jataly ecupica by Francis Lamb, 4 AP” | BRICK, 9 rooms and mod. imps., for $3,000. Sinai pitt for 11 E st. n.w. cash payment and long time. Fer RENT—Low, three-sto1 aioe all modern Sonventerices: desirable neighborhood; 1908 G street n.w. ply t to JOS. C, G. KEN- Eby, ‘701 asth street how ji9-se we." PCR BENT OR SALE 1446 N ished in best 8 Too! heated, includin, Ing tubes; electric bells; stationary ets ‘veg- id atany time, ow ean meat cellar, Can be seen at Seay RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS furnished for house- Keeping and sever ereral rocdeg rr a BED: B00! BOARDING. first-class TABLE BOARD. 612 pe 5 iit or. N.W.—Entire NEW HOUSE, ROOMS « febb- ‘here the comforts of home can be en att ber mont OARDING.—Handsomely 12 9th st. n.w., and 206 Fst. n.w. Also, all modern improvements; BLE BOARD: sults of PES FURNISHED ROOMS, at mod atmicerate expense; married people preferre ycone HOUSE—Good | Hotel BOARD, ie ished usaeiD" ch furnished with Brussels above, 'a every Alse, a number of other EB RENI— B. H. WARNER & C W150 Market 3) 1222-1228 8 st. and E, 100 | , Store, rahe ih te 3138. C. iat of witch is maverial BRAINAED ay W ABN! Fratresk north EDwrs, sh McINTIER, Geo" nw, te Hn similar to the y altered nearly day on the talletin at our office. wr } Furnished ROOMS, en suite or single, wit Transient Boarders accommodated, febl1-i 35 With Arst class T, it guests accom. WITH first-class TABLE BOARD, with a New York three meals a day, includip, mn: id $30 eect sh ‘k walnut furniture, an OARDING.— ety, furnished BOONE a or without Board, at reasonable rates, at 307 Missouri avernu d24-6w BOOKS AND STATIO NERY FOR SALE. be IE) Fesoiitls Rate, fe Bi EB two horses. a 713 I st.n.w. f11-31* NE TON PRIME SUGAR-CURED Shoulders, 8c. Ib. very best aii ses, Be ery lolasses, 50c, jugars, 7 to 10c. per Ib. 5 oe Cc. WITMER, febT-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. Tyssorvrion OF COPARTNERSHIP. FEBRUARY 1, 1378, nership heretofore exialag bs between THOMASE! AMES fi under the naine of HA USES is thie day dissolved by mutual cog Either partner is authorized to receipt for mon- eys due the late firm. Allaccounts due are requested to be settled at once. HALL & HUME. wast D.C., February 1, We, the undersigned, have this day Bani, co rtnership under the style and firm of HUME, Davis &'co., for the Prosecution of the grocery business, lately" carried on by wy Hall & Home. tronage of the public ‘and all prompt and fe customers of the old firms respectfully 30 OMAS Ue HUME Ree Davis fev7-26 JAMES K. CLEARY. r I WE BUSINESS OF BARBER & HENDERSON, mt ane Eighth street mite w uture be carried on by BARBER, * DENSON € Co.” Sancet Ross having been ad- mfelb-8: BARBER & HENDERSON. OR SALE—A 7° octave, at a sacrifice. Inquire D.W. Also, sevel ‘ianos for rent low Tates, te (Deny a eae LADIES WAT B) sreciarry’ setgttenae res in complete order by me are or money refun:led. AT A BARGAIN—A first-class Se RVEGY, nhdeioneday aha Only used a few times. Address M. 0, T.. Star office. febil-st= Fe SALE-Curar—A four-horse horizontal ENGINE and six horse upright BOILER; both in exesiiont condition. Apply Jackson gall alley, between 3d and 4'¢ sts. feb11-6i Fré* R SAL. 20 of ave, Square Grand PIANO, | Ponts’ syoodaanew Fee, SALE—Just arrived and for sale, 20 Thea of HOKSES suitable for driving and other work. ‘These horses are from Ohlo, and will be sold cheap for cash. Can be seen at No. 811 12t below sBenngyivania ave- hue, for three days, wT. + HOPKINS, Propric- ‘OH SALE=S75 will bu Hoe a SORREL 7 years old, sound ant ile, aultabiot tor an Express wagon, gen- or! pl i SALE—One Tour-scat SOU. HORSE rae BORNE complete, for $250. ‘Aiso, Physicians’ Déek and Letter Press, almost new. Appl ly at puread of Loforma- tion, 1427 F street, 19-31" JAMES B. PHILP & CO. KR SALK—Two extra fine road thera One of them on trot in 2: 0; the other in 3 minutes, ranted sound and tle, Tnquire at KHIM t & SMITH 3 Livery Beavis. pm HR SALE Just landed, @ vessel load arin ‘and well seasoned, ply to tOSAMUEL BUMBHREY vos ‘et Nand 35 8. [e861 ,E—CHEAP FOR cea ee of tor Fire and Bu Proof, as new. new, or part BAF. LADIES’ Ba’ exrrs. | Lapres DEES TRUNKS” HARNESS, WHIPS, &c., At the TRUNK 1D HARNESS FACTORY AND AND TLLESHOOMS or JAMES 8. TOPHAM, SF 425 Seventh Street Northwest.“G& REPAIRING. Typnhs and Harness repaired and Tranks covered Bigs OF REMONGEOT.S 3 Tea at yt Ni “SHOES: cal ee ssa HE TEMPLE OF PLEAS URE; On, SEEING Lire, by Rev. J, We Bona, Church Evan. gelist, a ‘trumpet biast’of warning to pleasure Votarles. For sale at C, C. PURSELL'S, 422 9th Price $1. Great Revival in the Church of Englaud,’’ 15 cents, and **Christ’s Appeal for Admission to the Heart, ** 10 cents, b6-20* UT TO-DAY. THEORY OF MONEY AND CURRENCY. By Richard B, Pollan. $1.50. ALSO, * ONLY 3 PER CENT. TO PAR : OUB PRESENT PERIL ! By the same author. 15 cents. Free by mail, 605008 SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, * PUBLISHERS, fers-tr 911 Pennsylvania ave. ‘UNDAY L SUPP) 8 | EgHoo purer LY STORE, uisite for the Sunday School, consist- ingot Margot Palestine, Bible Lands, Bible aa pg apers, Record Brae ‘Teachers’ Aids for the Study of Lessons.” WM. BALLANTYNE’S, 4298 7th street. 38. jan29.tr ‘ARCUS SSS VALENTINES, Mi EERE Gs DIARY for 1878, NE ‘DUM K, ‘*Where is It?* yLBUMe ‘a sides aud bind! received a new lot of the above of inspection is solicited from -W MEMO) ADH or BECKER'S Manufartory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS 10 Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FEBRUARY 1st. 2@-New Stock of Goods, jan26-tr .’S IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. best American wine in market; dry, J. STANLEY JONES, . REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH STREET, Loans Negotiated. mney Invested, Property Bought, Sold and Exchar ged. $1,500. ERTY: $10, 000. TO EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED PROP- Several desirably located DWELLINGS, two- story and back building, new, eight rooms and bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- dow. v. STANLEY JONES, 611 Seventh street. BUSINESS CHANCES. __ | Rx. $8t0, $500 AND $000 TO LO Aw atlo 2} cet on'central Real Kstate. | Ay ite CHAIS. sins 1321 ke street n. Lan OF A LOT Iv ERY FOR SALE. Droit Buriding 810 F st. 1. Fue WOOD AND OOAL YAR». a Wet Fr ire northwest corner 1th st. enue, feblL-6 oR ARSROOM FINTURSS. 1 and Gncd Wilk witha choke lotof Wines and quors. Apply of the proprietor at 525 10 h street est. OIL 3S JOHN ooh UINS. “HANGE-A new 4-room c largelot, well located ou Captiol Hill or. a ness or old goods of any kind. Also Top Bu AUN & CO."S 125 Pa. ave. w. {11-1 Fu SALE.—A fine FARM of 400 acres within two miles of ralimad depot, located in the Most desirab'e part of Fauquier cc maty. Va.. part of the original *Marshail Estate V imoroved by a fine stone house, 8 rooms, kitchen. celia’s and 's; house furnished ; necessary out-lutiding<; well fenced. finely watered garden andy orchard; soli very productive: Wheat crop ready for spring ¢ . 1 blue grass land. ce is a beautiful oue, ventence to churches, €.. caunot be excelled Possession given immediately, City property will be taken in Parttrade. App.y for fare nox information CLAGETT, febilaw B19 Board Trade Room Ss. Box 8’ 0 EXCHANGE-Two W Alors in rdcuranic locality. . for Washington Propert Li, 144 Bridge st. Georgetow 0 LOAN $3,000, $2,000, $1,000 01 Real Estate. at 8 pe enter Kk ‘Camd sn, Adiress E. K. feno-tr | cent, 0. HOLTZMAN, aa 19-3t 20th and F sts. nw. JV ANTED-A PARTNER with $5 600, in a safe aud respectable manufacturing business per cent. profit sure, of which onvinced ina few minutes. Add . Oe ee ance ! want to E! eres near city, for BUILDING three Brick Houses, Plans, specifications, and other information on applicatior 19; H.W. HOWGATE St ITABLE PERSON WITH $500 CASH. | and a little time to 5 may obtain an inter est in an old and well: ished C aim Aj ferences exchanged. Adiress **Busil Star office. t SACRIFICE. —1 offer for the next 30 days for | 44% a party leaving Washington, and at a great sacrifice, a niced-room, matern ERICK HOUSE. centrally located, and cos OO; will be sold tor a Mtge over half the cost, oF traded for small prop- erty, lmproved or untinprive . BURFOR: ea ‘al Estate Broker, feelin 3 E FoR Saye AT AGUEATSACRIFI LING HOUSE and LOT, No. 1824 y WEL 6th st a six-room Frame Houses witht'a deep lot to a wide alley. The owner having left the city, authorizes me to sell this Property for $800 (one-half its cost) 01 gu tasy, terms. For key and other information, ly T. ARMS. JOHN cl cumbered City Lots or Houses at dl give in exchange therefore other ¢ and some cash. Sound horse, bu Bde ir discount ty property cash and hange for desirabi gublect to ouly $125. No commts- Sone. PO! Boe 77. 8-c08:" 5 a re =e ‘OF GROUND on Bladensburg pike: three quar- ters ofa mile from terminus of Columbia street railroad; small cash payment required, and lon time on balance. Apply to Dr. WM. G. 'P. ae ER, 929 H streét n.w., between 8% and 9% o'clock acm, febs-6t Fo SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, account of the dissolution of the co-partner- hip we offer to sell our lange assortment o| GOLD AND SILVER WATC SOLID GOLD AND, GOLD F FILLED CHAINS, AND ALL OTHER FINE JEWELRY, SILVER, AnD. SILVER PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, BRONZES, &C., &. FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE, 1 20 per cent. below cost. at private sale, Prtcaa fully warranted. All commission nett cost. ULDSTEIN & COMMISSION BROKE feb8-tr (Critic) Corner 10th and D sts. 100. -ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH for &@ POSITION in any of the Departments. Ad- dress T, R., Star office, 17-6" Fx SALE_ eayaule, in monthly, instalments— HOUSE, 1390 Lith st. n.w. JOHN SHER- state Agent, St. Cloud Building. Mais: in BUlving LOTS aT LOW PRIC are authorized, by Every pods at ES.—We the Executors of the late John Wilson, to sell those desirable Lots, south- ‘west corner Tith and I sts. n.w. F. W. MILLER & CO., 631 F st. n.w. 16-6." DPS TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, | I have decided to offer the Stock. Fixtures | and Good Will of the BOOK and STATIONERY BUrINESS in my new building, corner 7th and D sts. for It will be sold at _a sacrifice for cash, 1 Estate may be taken ment. G. CRANDELL. ONEx TO LOAN— In gums of $500 : and w . G. “REN? EDY, 720 wth st. in part pay> 16-6 {5 6t > LOAN oe. $12,000, it $1,000, $500, at 8 per cent, pe Gent FW. ae 810,090 att MILLER | isc nw. | 500 IN HAND TO LOAN, AT EI 8) $ PER CENT. on Real E ee Estate securit i 9. ure of LOUIS P. SHUEMAKE! 9 eee I WILL TAKE HOUSE AND LOT. — to : incumbrance ot exceeding. hale ites vaiue. and | ive in ge ro dosiranie c a, subject only $137 each P. O, box 477. ad i ere “° PGE, SALE OB EXCHANGE Ar 4 — | oe yee te ‘A fine Rew or at Lene ies | street, near New York av. two | very desirable BUILDING LO’ 5, on terms: on easy terms; | rer sake ot other proj a i notes or bonds, iB ar ase ise —Holders ror HOLDEES oF CALLED BONDs. ‘of Called Unit tates Bonds can have them ¢eshed ed in gold ore carrenye or exchanged for other U. istrict Bonds, at 1431 Penna. avenue. Ail Kinds of stocks and Bonds oo Be and sold, and i Loans negotiated on commission cial tax paid, PETER CAMPBELL, Banker roker, 143i Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building.) J25-1mn NVESTMENTS. FOR SALE. OT aa of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold oon of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- Washington 30 year6 cent. gold bonds, United Sistes mds of ail issues, ‘and other se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. j12-ly___ Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st, 1,200 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ CHARLES “nov8-Ly 4 SPOHAPER, BOOTS AND SHOES Boers AnD, SHOES. | SOLD ON THE Ladies' Ped. Bute, Ai, XB oe 35. and 1.60 Misses* Peb. B -1.00; and 1.50) ;1.28, worth 1.50 3.50, sold at 5.00 teh a great many bargaiig i fel T_1914-1916 Pa.ar., bei, 19th and 20th, GOODS for Ladies and Ge: to b clowed out at manufacturing prices: A Bas st ven tof each ure! T, fi of sree Stow height Pe jis-tr J. J. GEORGES, | ONG BEIPETR gOR THE TOE.” Suet Patent (Steel Heet ) Sole and Heet page iG make your § Shoes last twice as' ping’ on, oe, Ses : peg | PERSONAL. ADAM DUPREE, Indtan Doctress and For- tune Teller,—If you have a skeleton in your closet she il tell on how to get Hid of us " febll i= ee, news So een ee O AND AFTER THIS DATE no ove is al lowed to receive any money on my debts amy hame, If found doing so, wil! hi a cording to law, ryan DONNE sates 1 Proprietor Lata ease ae Kons BE oaes PATCH. 506 10th and ies with full pati a ep ei ‘snd Wace E creo, | meres, or | morning, February 15. 1878. | money we ask for them DRY GOODS. —__ NOTICE OF KBEMOVAL. Having rented of W. B, Moses the corner of 7th street and Market Space, we shall move as soon the fixtures can be putin, La the al we sell stock on hand ata greater reddy before, as we wish fo open with an cure wow stock, inen Lawns at 12). conts, cheap at 25, Black Grenadines at about half price. GEO. 4. JOHNSON & ©O., 711 Market Space. + | CLosine 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- Biack Mohairs aud Alpacas, Silks, Shawls, Cloaks, Waterprot Cloths, Cakiags, € ———— and Cloths for Men and. Woy N Towelings, Table Damasks, with fail Bick sta ple Domestic Goods, at the Lowest Cash Prices. 4@- All goods warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY'S, iT 801. Cor. Sth at. and Market Ronco ype LATEST NEWS | POPULAR CASS DEY GOODS STORE, CARTERS. 707 Market We will positively move from this stare FRIDAY The balance of our ‘eck Must be closed out very ch New York Mills, the best and widest Sheeting Cotton made tm this country, slightly soiled, weare selling off 7 cheap: large size_pure white Bridle Quilts, #ligl | lv xotled. 50, worth $2.50: ° Remnants of | Cottons eap; Kemnants of excel it Call cody; all of our Bach Silks abd Black Osshmeres must be sold off very cheap: Double Fold Black ashwere only 25; Seal Brown, Navy Blue, Dark reen Double Fold Cashmere. 25: beautiful Double Fold Colored Dress Geods. 15; Remnants of Color= ed Dress Goods 12. 15. 18, 20." We are o our Remnants. eof them are —S Remnants We are ying thecheapest Dry nd avery in Washington, Remember we only have afew days to remain in. this store, and the Dry Goods must be sold, CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. ¥ GOODS AND CAKPETINGS. are having our \d semi-annual sales of DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGS, 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, Od: Ends, &c., will be sold at less than cost, ae BURDETTE 200. jan29-tr fel 8-tr F Ww. No, 928 7TH 8r., No. 706 K St. ¥.w. SPECIAL | NOTICE. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DRY @00Ds, To reduce stock previous to taking our annual inventory, will allow DISCOUNT OF 12% PER CENT. ‘on all cash sales, commencing Monday, January ‘28th, and’ will continue for ON y ¥ 30 DAYS. poeeis line of new PRINTS, 4%, 5and@ irge lot of Bleached SCOTTONS “788, Band 10 ca, i 10-4 SHEETIN' and Brown COTTONS, at ly 10-cts, down to 20 cts, bought at auction, 0 ins ALT WOOL, on}; ares loz. of the best White Siiers ‘will be soid BLANKETS and COMFORTS at 5 yd gad of Hambary EDGES sod iNSERT- INGS from auction, will be sold at the same time, Ladies will do well to rey me sale and save money, as goods must be sold in 30 days. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, 328-tr Second door from 7th street, HEAP DRY Goops. faving too much Winter Stock, I will on ae poe ublic the advan’ f joods less Bianutacturers’ ne legant Alpacas in colors 16 cts.. worth All-wool Cashmeres and 87 conte Whole stock Dress Go luced in price. Full stock Sheetings ie me ‘ool Flan Uiticocs ti bia laa Carpets sacrificed srusscis 85 cents fo $1.10. Extra Tapestry Ingrains less than cos eed Tngrains 25, $0. 37's, 60 conte. Sil-woof Garpets 80 Me a acm . AUDAIN, itr 709 Market Space, EW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. BRODHEAD & CO. iJ . Den Now offer an ei nae ae Silkat All-wool Black mere (double width giant original dye) 65 cents and up. Seam, wan white, patton Kia ey Wiefeet and shades, $3 10 4 Pequot f leached Sheeting (full 244 yds. wide) Bie. Beautiful Cretonnes 12'ye. per ya, 4-4 Bleached Cottou (the pleasantest en mings nieut washing and best weatl ade), 0c. all-linen, Blew Table . per and up; 's best yard Cotton ‘only Be, Rete Lupin’s Double ridth oal- ored Cashmere conacee from $1.25. Anda complete line of ladies" gen “sand e! children’s Cotton Hose, together with all kinds of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, at Prices lower than ever. Call and examine, BR gg « Edy jan24-tr 939 Pa. avenue, bet. 9h and 10th, ee MEDICAL, &c. DEE BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING COR- ever fails to cure all cases of Nervous Devitity. minal Weakness, or Lost Vigor in old or young. 906 B street s.w., opposite Smith- sonfan, febs-24* 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAIL cure any cases of Fema fics and Obstructions; 30 years: cm Bost. s.w., opp. Smithsonian, ATISFACTION \'—A positive cure; $1 bottle. Prepared accot rang My formula by Dr. Darby. at 118 4% orner Poms uu % :. = syivania avenue. EE: roe. Ss ta H; LEON, The Oldest Rstabiisiwed and only Be- iat te eta om ny gr Wotuening a Sat’ day. ‘at No. 806 6th st. cw trom 1 wo8 ovloek, Female Compisints quickt: le Residence, 3 Monroe st., ‘Baltihores” nowielne ONSULT oe, omen, ax, Pbectalist tm . ished tees & perma- ure inthe shortaet tine eeitte ofall Acums Chronic Skin Diseases, Abandoned and ill-treated cases a 5] A cure orno charge. Separate SrECIAL, NOTICE, consul Ofice, wa se Nervggs Diane all aiseases cay, Pune of Bight er ec, all feeulting. a tee my Strictures and Syphilis quick! red. et uickly eu patlveot Haltimore, with 13.9 Fig Socnag weno ae ity Persons 10 need of medical tent tor ant ‘any of ‘the above diseases, will find it to terest to ‘call upon him, who will insure | honorable and scientiBe Crescent, from as above, or to 18 Bouth Eu- marz0-ly same. taw street. Baitinore, Repu ‘CED PRICES. The undersigned begs leave to inform his. patrons and the public generally that in con~ uence of reduced prices in pods and 1 facilities he “is now cable” te un ap. CLOTHES and furnish GUODS in his lng tom ten to fifteen per cent, jess than. former rates, re- spectfully requesting continued fav: ii ies “ES HEIBERGER, Crrizen xp MILITARY TAiLOR, 325-tr 617 Penn in’a ave., Washington, D.C. B™ EE eo. HATTER URRIER, 123 Penna. avenue, vext wo oF, Wh st, Ladies” Seal Skin SAC¢ CQUES and other FURS. i usiness HATS, Choice mock of UMUMELLAS. Best Goods, “Lowest Prices," _jand4-tr H4™ BATS HATS? UMBRELLAS AND CANES, A A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, 4 WALTER KEW’S, 1419 Pennsyleanta jan Above Wiliard’s Hotel, BIRTS OH ANY OTHER