Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1878, Page 2

_THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ahd ESDAY. .. February i2, 1878. cro OUT CARPETS. Having a considerable stock of CABPETS on band, and as we shall not haye room for them at our new store, we will sell them off at much less than ec Rest pst, Brussels at $1.05, former price $1.25. 00d Bi ts, former price §: 1. = he est Ingral B85 cen a oy a price $1.10, Soa Good Ingrain, 35, 40. 50, 55. T7.500— being more We shall remove to Mesee corse within about of any other dally ya jeer GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., her. + | febia-tr 711 Market Space. —— sales a ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in thefr an- | 4° mouncements 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. i Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their | tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise provoking deiays 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 mannscripts not returned or preserved. a Why the Note Pri mez Shy jd be Done Here. The bank note companies are working here with an active lobby in behalf of the bill now pending for the abolition of the Bnreau of Printing and Engraving, and the transfer from it to them of ali the Treasury work. Governor Boutwell, and Mr. Shepherd, of New eting as counsel for the companies, arguments before the Banking and ommittee in favor of the bill, and bas presented an able and conelusive ent against it. The propositions clearly is conformable te all the analot ment service to have all the printing on the currency and bonds of the country done in an establishment owned by the government and administered by persons directly responsi to the Exeeulive and the Congress, proved that no other system can be ined without serious d constant risks and dangers, and great expensiveness. It is demonstrated that all the requirements of the law can be met only by the maintenance ‘of the government establishment, namely, cheapness of work, perfection of work, and safety of work. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, sustained by the law-making power, deserves to become an integral part of the administration, and, so maintained, is, and will be. of priceless value in maintaining the pre-eminence of the government issues as to excellence and perfection of protective fea- tures. The progress already made in perfect- ing the organization and work of this bureau is such as to entitle it at this critical period of its history to the friendly action of Congress, instead of being retarded and injured by pro. posed unfriendly action at the instance of those whose interests are to first cripple and then destroy it. The bill intrody House yesterday ti support of the Distric cal year ending June es of govern. government for the fis- seems to cover the points of District legislation directly needed in very simple and intelligible form. In general terms it proposes what the eitizens committee have asked in their memorial, namely, that Congress should appropriate one- half of the expenses of the District govern- ment in lieu of all appropriations for the sup- port of the police, health, and fire departments, interest on bonds, street improvements, &e. A plain, simple measure of this kind ought to have a good chance of passing without op- position, leaving for future consideration questions of suffrage, modes of taxation, &e., likely to lead to protracted debate. It is im- Peratively necessary for the oppressed and impoverished tax-payers that some measure of relief for them should be passed this session, and the bill introduced by Mr. Hendee seems to have a better chance of getting through than any other offered. +22 Ingersoll had another large audience last night, and the continuous and obstreperous applause showed that his hearers pretty unani- mously shared his antipathy to the doctrine of eternal damnation. It was noticed that many of the ladies present were quite as enthusiastic as the men; which fact may be partly ac- counted for by the eloquent blarney of the speaker in showing how shockingly women vere underrated, and made subject to men in she Bible. His impassioned denunciation of the doctrine of infant damnation also seemed to touch the sensibilities of the women, and to eause them to listen with a somewhat atten- tive ear to hisrepresentations that they, as the Principal church-goers and supporters of ehurehes, were largely responsible for the maintenance of these doctrines. But the smart and piquant speaker, while maintaining with eloquent force that a just, merciful and loving Supreme Being could not be guilty of the cruelty of condemning His children toa State of suffering in another sphere, failed to refer tw the fact that His ehildren are con- demned to suffer pain in this world, and that, reasoning from analogy, they may possibly Suffer in the next. The doctrine of a literal hell of fireand brim- Stone, with a personal devil with horns, hoofs and pitehfork, has been so long exploded, that Ingersoll was rather wasting his time in de- houncing it. ——_—__~«e. The petition to Congress to contribute the unexpended balance of the Chinese indemnity fund to the relief of the famishing citizens of China can hardly be granted If the money rightly belongs to China, it should be given ab- | solutely, without condition as to its use, and without pretence to charitable beneficence on our part ; if it belo: the same difficulty in making foreign charity from this eas from other government fund. Seruples fo precedent and the constitution are likel: prevail. The sympathy of our people for the money grant for starving Chinese must find expre vate contributions, as they have done past. in several great faminesof th Archbishop Wood evidently considers that the age of miracles is past. Father Heinen had the satisfaction of reading to his congre- gation on last Sunday the opinion of his supe rior that “what is derisively called the } Chunk miracle” is a “delusion and a pi fraud,” sures authorized by the church” will follow a repetition of such doings. So the “ecstacy” case nmst be rankea in the same category as the “suspended animation” marvel, and all modern attempts at the supernatural turn out dismal failures. and, further, that “the severest cen- ———_-+e2- —___ The January number of the London Quar- terly Review (received from E. M. Whitaker & Son) has two or three articles upon the East- erm question, but the situation of affairs changes so rapidly that magazine speculations are necessarily behind time. The daily news- papers can hardly keep up with the rapid cur- rent of events in modern warfare. 'H AND C STREET. 7 10° ROLL LS and PRINT BU Bass arrivit = me atally ‘on commission, sp packed fedl2 3." r RUSH FOR THE CHEAPES Ti bry Goovs ts Wass SnON EST still contin'es. Just received, 6 000 yards beauti- fal yard wk Pacific € Cretonnes (very fine figured Cam nly 8s same quallty goods is Selling ta this "ity se iB cer: Jon dozen pure {very large s.’e) Towels at worth where except ai CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store. ZopIeces of ‘eatin fine Black Cashmere at 25¢. 50 pieces of beantifu' new Dress Goods, part SUK ‘and part Wool, on'y 1c. Pure Linen Table Dau! 8k, bleached, only 502, Beautiful Calico, 4 Large-size_ pure White Bridal Quilts only worth $2. Pure Wool, large-size Blankets, $2 50. Refore the ist day of March. 1873, we will move into the store now occupied by Muss.s. George J. Jobuson & Co, _febi2-tr CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. M4>axe ROUSELAUX FASHION ARLE Dies aunties the Ladies i her Root SSM AKER, N, | | | i | y | eysdue ‘All accounts due are requested to be settled at | NEw YORE | SHOE STORE, BOOTS and SHOES as 1S cheap as anywhere in the United States. . Ladies’ | Misses ic hildren: : a to 16 Button and Lace. .75, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Foxed Button. ed Lace. st quality Pen, French Kid Button xtax French Heels Kid But. worked Bi Je Goat Button and Lace. Gents* All > never wear 01 ents’ Call 3 Gents Solld Leather Gon Gents’ French Calf Sewed Boo! Hes” Best Qaallty Rubbers, 40; ‘ONE PRICE ONLY. feb12-4t H HEAP THINGS. LOWER THAN ANTE-BELLUM PRICES! These Seconds comprise Peguiae: shapes, of cheap- er linen, as well as some of the Marked down from time to time when such styles do not sell fast enough to warrant a duplication thereof. Among them will be found nearly all shapes of FASHIONABLE STANDING COLLARS, latest shapes and of Desir All the above goods, although low ‘dnhrtees will give ful | are charged for ANY QUANTITY, LARGE OB SMALL. GEO. C. HENNING, febl2-tr 410 Seventh street. 400 or 500 dozen LINEN COLLARS now in stock, and the SECONDS are $1.50 Per Dozan. BEST QUALITIES, Goop Waning Quatity, LINEN CUFFS: for §3 per dozen pairs. able quality LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Colored Borders and Plain White. for $3 per dozen. IMPORTED HALF HOSE for $1.50 per doren. WAMSUTTA NIGHT SHIRTS, Best Workmanship, for $1.12's. WAMSUTTA SHIRTS, Perfectly Fitting, for $1.12%. 1 satisfaction to purchasers, au SAME PRICES WEDDING PRESENTS. Have made large additions to their stock of embracing all the newest designs. They have also just imported the Latest Novel- ties PARIS FANCY GOODS, All of which are designed especially for | febil-1 NECE Fresh feb9-3t M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., SILVERWARE, {SV EDDING PRESENTS. ‘CHATEL CHEFSE, AND FROMAGE DE BRIE. arrival. N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street. Scores, MARMALADE & JELLIES, SCOTCH Bours in Tins. N. W. BURCHELL, fet 9-3t 1332 F street. N INDISPENSABLE TOILET ARTICLE. Ladies desirous of improving their complexion | Tahout Iniury to the skin. should use Madame LE G'S PASTILLES DE FLORENCE AND HOSE POWDER, ratlisied fot 1858. ‘rfumers, and whole- For sale at Druggists and Pertu sale at STOTT & CROM' i G lon. None are ei ‘without the’ certificate v EWE} LL. cents, iton and the signature, NBER feb9-1w* A™ GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS, RANGES, LATROBES GRATES & FURNACES, Belonging to the late firm of SMITH, BIRGE & Co., before removing to their new store Tenn offer the same for sale at a LARGE DIS- ‘OUNT, for cash. Persons desiring any of the above is_ will fo. 934 F consult their own interest by calling at street a. After elegant TEMFLE, acompiete stock of Goods, and be pre- pared toexecute workat short notice, and at LOW: Est Rates for ly pay. PLUMBING, + GAS A Poor: tly. deve in workmanlike mane r. .D'S FURNACES a specialty. BARBER & Co. Having purchased the entire Stock of | in Masonic we removal we shall offer, at our new and Salesroom, No. 909 F sTRERT, MASONTC ND STEAM- FITTING, TIN ROOF! febo-Tt ON= Shoulders, 8¢, Ver Su, feb7-tr TON PRIME SUGAB-CUBED cer Ib. ies seine WITMER, 1918 Pennsylvania ave. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. The coy THOMA under the name of dissolve Eithe: once. We, t artnershipander ‘the style and firm of HUM business, ately carried on sen partner is au Borlzed to receipt for mor FEBRUARY 1, 1878, heretofore existiny berween an ES K. “ete Ys ‘Eand J 2 LL HUMES is ine day tnershij L. BU «1 by mutual ¢ late firm. HALL & HUME. WASHINGTON, D.C., February 1, 1878. he undersigned, have this day formed a co- SESE 1 | mall its branches and Jobb! ng _FOR RENT AND SALE. ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. __ | ANTED—A WHITE GIRL abont thirteen Fears ld, toa‘tend achild, Must have ety ference Apu No, 52ist. se. fevl2-2 * ERENT BUTCHER'S BENOH 1a Riggs ; rent. Apply at Hume Marks | 4616 14:h st. nw. ‘iid feni2 8 * EUATELY Three good GUAT | ADE'’S, No. 915 Tin fen12-3.* tD—Im wit WANDS, a3. st. Dew. Fe RENT— Rive unfurnished ROOMS, hot EOS Lath and gas, to a family of aduirss rent: 2008 14th a ANTED-TENANTS for two large pleasant | Rooms on second floor, with or without board, at 828 New York ave. febi2-3 »R RENT— = . S31 modern improvements: feb12-3t_ ei (08. E B85 at. 8.85 aghaving NTED- 500,000 BRICK. for which part roperty and part casa will be given, We ‘Ad- By a respectable Fim wanee ITUATION as first-class cook, washor, and ironer, or would do general housework; good | references. Apply 917 New York ave. | WANTED. PERSONS TO OCCUPY i furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with well | cooked food for table. ‘Those desiring'to live, hy- gienically can do so, Apply at 923 N. Y 12. | WANIRP, “By an intelligent vais. a oiee aSILUATION in a fess family; wou | travel or assist in housewor Best of referen~ | given, Address (, B , Star office. 1 j aNTaDL Tellablg aud. honest YOUNG MAN, white, who has had some experience | in ice cream, can drive a horse, and make himse | generally useful. Apply 426 9th st. 1 | ANTED Juinp-seat WAGON anl PHY TON BUGGY, and good work HURSK, | for whiten a good Bulldiog Lot will be given. Ad” | dress Box 422. febi2-3t ANTE ELODEON or PARLOR OR- GAN. Willrent, Stade, or purchase accord- to bargain offered, dress, stating terms, | a ‘At 913 and 915 New Y enue, WR ISHED ROOMS, en suite or sin: febi2-2 * Fens south FE x EE ae STORE hand U fetid Bt — wo oF 1 ree unfurnished ROOMS | housekeeping, at 913 9.0 st. n.w. feb12-31* FPOE BENT SC New BRICK HOUSE, partly furnished for housckeeping:, modern’ conve- wn terms reasonable, Est. Bie. Capitol | R RENT—A three-story HOUSE, press: brick front, No LTH st. a.w.: contalus seven Toms, water. ‘gas and hath; street cars pass, the dour. "Apply at No. 1G Hist. nw. EE RENT —One 6-1 room FRAME HOUSE No* per month. Oue 6 room HRICK HOUSE. torte Is. hand N sta.: $13 por month, Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, esta) lth Fak Fst. OOM. en at 1329 ehiL-3 * well orsingle, With or without oar modern secret. fbu- ‘OR RENT—No, 215 D st. n.w , havin; mmol era improvements 19 rooms. ten $35. Eitos. E. WAGGAMAN oan Se febl1-3t ants room deseribing \ustrumente I: Washing’ on, ANTED—An ioteligent young man, a native of Geneva, Switzerland, who has had exp | rience in taking care of horses, understands Ger- | man, speaks Kngiist duentiy, aod French thi | oughly, wants EMPLOYMENT as coachman and house servant. Address P. F. BE. D., Lock Hox 9, Washington, 1. 0. febl2 3." V ANTED~ A first-cl trom New York, w: SUIT: D Tarte WALKING make, from $5. Evening and Ba'l $7,up. ' Cutting and Basting a sp. fe-Piaiting from 1; cents per yard up, yivania ave, By a young Lady, a SITUATION o:-ekeeper or companion toalady, _Ad- dress Hox 8. Star otice, fl Pen Le 7 + by the day or weak competent hand; can furnish machine if i cessary. Apply or address 813 6th st.s. 112 WANTED. By a young Gentiemas nical orTopographical DRA WIN Gor BRAC SHT. ING of any ktud, or COPYING; moderate charge refer iven. Address B, ANTED—By a@ respectable Girl, a SIT. "SION ‘as chamberniaid or «do housework 1° stall famity: best of reference given. App! 1117 New Jersey ave. n.w. f11-2." ANTED—KID GLOV. cents per pair by our od cess tively i Combination Plaiting Dep Fst iting 2 cents per yard. ANTED—A SITUATION by a res at Girl as seamstress in a private family ing to assist in the care of grown children Address T., reference, days. Star offi rings ids, at the short est notic w process, for $L. Also, f: hair dyed the inal color, by H. PHILIPPI air Goods and Hairdresser, 1 near N.Y. fl TED—An ceria is india Tak and Col- Apply atonce at No, 415 71h at a. OR RENT. awa ‘a very desira- De furnished HOUSE. sau are esidence of an arms omice, Address “HOUSE, "* Siar office, fei St [{OR RK NT_Six-room HOUSE, water and zis bath room and bas iment, no hall, No. 708 6 h Stanew, Inquire at bakery corner 6th and G sts, fevIL-2i* Fa RENT- Seminary Building, co own, ROOMS. furnished or unfurnishad, feém $3 Ber woul upwards; all front rooms,, Chrner Gay and Washington. DLL eve OR RENT_Ha dsomely | rest HOUSE including piano, silver re, & eens with ion Apply every conventence. Price $85" pe to” BATES & RYON, No.'708"D' st: D.We feu ar VOR RENT-Very pleasant front ROOMS, nished, on second and third floors, with modern impro nts: convenient to all the’ location central and desirable; No. 7 Seven-room HOUS! rier Rhode Is Apply 1106 1. st. n, UR RENT_No. 1740 New York ave... c e department; hay all madern tm 3 AB roms: Tent $40. ‘THOS. E. was th ste i RENT— HOUSE 1113 9th st., between L and M: modern conveulences; excellent loca Hon and newly put in comp EN- Wi cor. F and 8th s 2 ENT-316 and 318 C st 20 rooms 3 18 rooms: Also several Far: F. W. MILLER «& Ch yt RENT—Thal magnificent 4 4-story, ing known as the MORTON HOUSE, No. 9: and 924 F st. nw. Ful Fixtures aud com- Plete Outfit for first-class dining rooms, will be sold at auction February 13:h. Tnis is'a rar chance for any one to secure t bargain. Ap- ply to CH, RUPPERT, No 403 7ch st. nw. (0 Bt ANTED-A French girl wishes a ‘TION as nurse: is well recommenda dress FRENCH NURSE, Star offic WwW body to get 18 PICT UK CARD PHOTOGRAPHS 3 Pa n: at DODGE'S,467 Rennsylvanin agen between 44s and 6inst: ANTED—BOARD ina private famil, there is no other boarder: for satisfactor: accommodation ifrequired. Address B.W., W: SITUATIONS for a French iady*s willing to go abroad; first-c ass city references. Please address LADY ‘8 mE Star | Waste A regulated French cook, who un- Gerstands English branchesand pastry, wants a SITUATION iv x first-class family: good refer- Address “I. K.,"" French cook, Star of- ences, ce, ANTE LAITING. We guarantee oe the finest and most delicate colored. Boods, without injury (Parisien mode), 2 cents per yard. | for all kinds of goo it. f POTTERY, PORCELAIN, &c. | {%qh! Kinds of goods; 814 Tst.. comer of 9 nw. _ felg-3ir” ANTE! x goed CARPENTERS and one GARDENER. Apply at ROBERT FU TON'S Loan Oftic fet8-6t* ANTED-—To Teach Latin, Rhetoric, Log or Mathem: Zerma favorable, Latio classes, day 01 pe JS and 25 cents a lesson, feS-lin"” 8. W. FLENN, AcM., 1d? Leste, AaTEDS OLD GOLD and SILVER, in a or small quantities, Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO., $49 Petinsylvania avenue ANTED—LIBRARY TABLE. LOU: ebé-1m W = o and OFFICE DESK. Addi . ar og Stat ae NTED_FAMILIES TO CALL av i select ‘fom a large naniber of highly recommended colored and whiteServants. | Apply at Eureka Em- loyment Office, 931 10th'st., near K n.w. Mra. OUISE C. HATTON, formerly Butler” fein ANTED-—GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- ING tn city or country. General Gardenini Promptly, attended RAN, Florist. j90-1m to, Gentlemen's places taken dress 2429 M st.n.w. M.DU! jorlat, 599. Fey RENT-STORE and DWELLIN( fe BRT i st i RENT—Withoct Boarn handsomely Furnished ROOMS, second. story. Apply at 1424 Q st. n. feb8 6% Fe, RENT —Neat six-room BRICK HOUSE ‘on Boundary st., between New Jersey ave. and 5th st.. opposite LeDroit Parl Kent moderate, Inquire of Dr. ond door, \Trotlie QUARRIES on Bock Crock *Mortonyi * farm, (near Ly: he Messrs, Hugtes. App! ORTON, 117 West street, ne of those beautiful new BRICKS, n,e.. just compieted. This hous besides bath-rooni. and colar under entire house, vestibule and wide ha house is thoroughly modern throughout; beautiful yard in front. inclosed by iron railing, “Rent $25. Apply toM, M. ROHRER, 513 7th st.” fel8-6t IR RENT—HOUSE 1011 @ st. aw. toJOHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Aiea Ad | Cloud. fet oe ‘On IOUSE No. 601 N. eleven rooms; m wera improvements, | Rent $30 r month, ‘Apply to W. 0, JOHNSON ee yave, | 718 13th se n.We febs-Laa FoR, NT Yery jdesirahie BRIC DWELLING-MOUSES. Wo. 1 Q st. and No. 2008 14th st.. with thirteen and. tn fons Fespeetively and ail’ conveniences. App! . R. BOND, 8214's OR SALE—AT FALLS Cnuncu, Vinaryta— Eight miles from Washington, same distance from Alexandria, a desirable COUNTRY SEAT. with 15 acres land: well stocked with fruit; go varn and other outhouses; well of excellent water: c'stern and other new improvements; house nine rooms, with veranda and conservato passed In the neighborhood « fais Chur '8 country residence. iis Church, Virginia, OH RENT—Three oy estrabio | Rent moderate, _feb6 6° DWELLING O. ave., at low rents. angere at 331 Mo. ave, W free Groans exchan 320, Groceries or Fuel, s K n.w. Latrobes to Bey. BrOvES for old BUTLER'S, 5th heat ‘two rooms, $20 to sep1B«tr y of the first for whicha at the Bir ang30-tt "ANTED—A perfect and clean i y number ef {ne Svenine STA WW price will be paid, Apply office. ANTED. DEHOLSTERY. WORK of ‘gods a seameee jowest possible prises by and work at ‘lowest rices, x Nag CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. augie-ty if ‘ANTED- MOTHS and other insects iu furnl- ire _to exterminate by superheated steam. at CHACES. , Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augl6-ly ANTED-CARPETS to CLEAN, at ICE's Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4}¢ and 6th sis. 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge, ANTED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at McGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating an ica We sare 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, on left at ‘CHELL'S, Market t Space, fe21-; -ly Gentlem@n_to know. that | WM. Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York arenas abe specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at home. jan26-Ly LOST AND FOUND. 1° OST—About cl day ‘ebraary LLth, Jou ith street. hear the Post Ofiee Depar nicht, containing $23, The finder will von sui + for the areal of the grocery tronage of the pub reliable customers of the old fir lcited, TH oy feb7-2w Finis K. CLEARY. Be BUSINESS OF BARBER & HENDERSON, 318 Eighth street n.w., will in future be carried on by BARBER, HEN- DERSON & CO., SAMUEL Koss having been ad- mitted as a partner. fel5-6t* BARBER & HENDERSON. | Fes SALE—A7} at a sacrifice. ‘Also, several Tow rat octave, Square Grand PIANO. ‘Tnquire 723 7th street lanos for rent, at es feba-20* N33 ois BENNSYLVANTA AVENUE, JENSEN. Warten REPAIRER. EM K_ pow at ont te 5 WATCHES A A SPECIALTY. ‘Watches put in complete order by me are teed for one year, or money refunded. ie guaran hie reward by leaving the amount at “ug Store, corner 21 st. ana. ty Tec FER ave., Canitol in” DMIRAT. WORDEN left at some house visit- ed by him last week a CANE made of suaicon, taken from the original «*Monitor.*. has on its iron head an engraving of the and her name. The cane is of especial val Admiral, and he will be grateful for its retny to Ist. new. feb12 3. ‘OST—On the evel ening of the 9th aaa a tleman’s CUFF, with a cameo sleeve but The finder will be liberally rewarded upon their return to **Room B,"* Post Office Depart- ment. febl1-2.* $i REWARD Lost, on the evening of the 9th instant, a8TEEL PURSE containing three sot gs and Small change. ‘The finder will receive the ny Feturning the articles to 448 Ms rin; above reward DW. FOR SALE. —A Woods & Bros.’ two a ce amb tae n.W. f11-3." ENBIOT & co. JREMOvar ry ‘wines of BECKER'S Manufactory of MARNEAE AND TRUNKS. Corcoran Buttdino, ov opp. U. 8. Treasury, Femevany ler, R@-New Stock of Goods, Jan26-tr NEw TOY TRUN BOHOOL 8. SATCHELS, YEAR'S CRET B00! GIFTs. LADIES DEBS TRUNKS. HARNESS, WHIPS, &c., * At the TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY AND ay esa = JAMES 8. TOPHAM, SE495 Boventh Street Northwest.-Gs ouaae Sod band CLOTHING, Se at ‘Gash for the pesreaicees Fee» E—AT A BARGAIN—A first-class Toe BUGGY madetesedes and only used afew times, Address M. Tebit- Bit T.. Star office, Fee See HEE A jfourshorse nonzontal ENGINE and six horse upright BOILER: both in excelent wenn Sands te Apply 327 Soni hall a Fe of HORSES. suleabte. “for ‘driving and other work, These horses are from Ohio, and will be sold cheap for cash. Can be seen at No. 311 12th sf., below Pennsylvania ave- '. T. HOPKIN nue, for three days, 5, Pp mee tor, Fe SALE—One four-seat COUVE. HORSE and HARNE<S, complete, for $250. ‘Also, Physicians’ Desk and Letter Press, almost rew. Apply at ‘Bureaa of Informa- ion tes JAMES B. PHILP & Co. R BALE—Two extra fine road HORSES. One foe | ie of them can trot in 2:40; the other in 3 minutes. Warranted sound and gentle, ne at KEI 1 & SMITH'S Livery Branie t OR SALE Jus just landed, a vessel load of vine bd quality and well seasoned. EL PUMPHREY, corner o K's IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. can wine in the market; dry, ‘centage of alcohol than any taste and regard for home ae prety, end ben toos pre 3 andl Harness repaired and Tranks Production scobant for ie ity. sete BEET ora PELES WEE "+ 61S Oth street, opposite U. 5, Y ANTED—To exchang new STOVES for oa Fes RENT The BOWLING SALOON at the es or Fusl, at BUTLER’S, 6th corner of 6th and_C sts.; recently ged Kets: a. Wg bmnOKey Chimneys cured or no | andput incomplete order. | An exeellent chanes for =. Stoves ‘16-1 an gnergetic man. Apply to P. M. DUBANT, SuEED FEATHERS to renovate at | _/90- CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave. auglé-ly | i | FPOR BENT two-story Press Brick HOUS six rooms, with beth-room water: Asleeel latrobe, closets, ‘Rent low toa Inquire at 1525 @ and oth and 1oth R RENT—Cornerst STORE and DWELLING, suitable for an’ ny business, Low rent to » tenant, 4th and C sts., api Hill, Key next door, Enauira No. 1th st.n.w. | j18-1m OR RENT-HUTLDING No, 1236 Penns) ee in nia ave, 1 bo res Ww ah sels Lamb, ely oceuy rancis Lamb Pod WALTER TO Eanes wy ished in best heated, including bath a1 st ou tutes: electric bells tation 3 VOR- pe and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time, KR RENT OR BALE. 1466 N st., (new,) fin- style; 3 Fe RENT Parga PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- aan aud several small BED ROOMS. 354 Penn- sylvanlaave corner 4% st. novil-4m* _ BOARDING. V ERX, RESIRABLE, WELL-FURNISH ED ROOMS, with good BOARD, in private fam= ily: handsome house and good location; 1125 form st. nw. OARD: —Handsomely en suite or single, with first-class TABLE BOARD. 612 9th st. n.w., and 206 Fst. n.w. Also, Transient Koarders accommodated, — fel1-3.* Pi -EASANT 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 preterzed 216 | TTREMONT HOUSE—Good Hotel BOARD, | three meals a day, Ine Juding good Rooms, at $25 and $80 per mouth, $8. to $14 por week, 82-60 y. Every room newly papored, painted, and urnished with, Brussels st and marble~ black walnut furniture, and mostly Deated bY Furnished ROOMS, m2. —— BOOKS AND STATIO NERY Te « OF PLEASURE; On, SEEING Lire, by Rev. J, W. Bonham, one Evan- a@ trumpet inst’ of earn to pleasure Soiurione For sale at C. ¢. PU 1 8, 422.9¢h St. "Price $1. Also by the suing author, The Great Revival in the Church of Eugland,’? 15 cents, and y echrist's ‘Appeal for ‘Admission to the Heart," 10 cenis, 6-20 cr TO-DAY. THEORY OF MONEY AND CURRENCY. By Richard B, Pullan. $1.60, ALSO, ONLY 8 PER CENT. TO PAR OUR PRESENT PERIL! 15 cents. By the same author, Free by mail. SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, PuBLisuErs, felS-tr_¢ 911 Penusyleanta ave. UNDAY or 8 ES OL, SUpELY STORE, aun for the 81 ingot Mi f Palestine, ingut ape eatin, Bie I and Teachers’ School, consist- cord. Bool ‘Aids for the Study of ‘WM. BALLANTYNE’S, co. RIRTH. Wo VALENTINES. Pe CONC 1s OLRRY for NEW MEMORA: SDUM BOOK, *Where ts It?) AtTogRarH ALE It sizes and bindit Se have just received ann new lot of the above of latest iscellaneous Books: Coddiny it of Trademarks: Bigelow on Fran: Court of oy ‘Vol. 12: Hughes’ U. 8. Cireutt 2 vols. ; Josiah ya's Wite asa P. &. * eG ‘or Samantha at vac aoani i ney and iy or Zon MGREION, SON. jle-tr 475 Penna. ave. | Fs | ly FOR RENT AND SALE. OR BENT. By RB. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w, 9 office rooms over 1419, 21 and 23 N.Y. avenue, yFoR SAL OR EXCHANGE, at Yalue two small riots Rearthe feb' B.H. RNER& Stores, {oR 8: Ee eee MUO N-Teave.no so 829 917 Tih at me w «985 | Wei TU eSere PANCT STORE Mee atte | 1421 N.Y. ave. 921 7h st. market, A _ ts MBN-Y. ave. 3 La ave. find 6h si 3 ae 7h st. . Ww. 6 51 ih st. BL Wo. ese. ou MP! ED PR PER- Dwellings. Wik: der good Tent for aque! LOT u: Large hall and 16 ecant rooms, at ave. | nor hwest SMEPCALE, Ws ssh ‘ #150 | ner Ith st. and No Yoav ‘$35 ED TO BORROW $2 500 on im \ = 20 Sao Ie a 8 a 2) Wes in this city mouth twice Cunt : | 10M st. a. w 45 laioin ste ne ne Comntion, GOH, (AGArese: (T.ML. m # SITU st. ne x 313. 35 ated for A 915 7th st. D 35 h st. Ow and a lar, Zul particwars ‘for above property at my of- | ROOM suitable (Maker, or feb9-tr . A. WARNER & C0., 916 F st, | Sis $8t0, $500 AND) $00" TO LOAN ati0 per | BR RENT BY | THEODORE F. GATCHEL, Le Droit Bullding,'8ih and F streets, {seat om central Real Katat “ply at vice 0 | 511 P si. n.w., mod. imps., 11 rs, | CHiIS. RDIE. 182. F'sit w. OF &ME- | [AL OF A LOT IN OAK HILL ¢ TERY FOR SALE. Inquire Boom 2; Le | Droit Building, 810 F st. n. JOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL YAR» i Particulars inquire northwest cornr iin st. aa fevllo* 645 Pa. ave. e.,’ mod. imps.. 11 rs. 1115 10th st.a.w., mod, imps., 8 rs. 521 11:n st. nw. smod, tmps.. 10 rs 1427 bth st. n,w., mod. Imps 1330 'T mod, ae _ SALE_RAR-RC FIXTURES, | At and toot wit with a cholce [ater Wiles and quors, Appl: ‘the proprietor at str 1g | northweste PCrevat JOHN COLLINS. | NO EXCHANGE A new 4@-room House Fr large lot, well located on Capitol Hill or 1H | Ress or old goods of any kind op 12 | Owner at MAIN & CO.'S 195 Pav ave. we 111 25 | PROR SALE.— FARM of 400 acres within two miies paid depot. lected in the most desiral'e uquier coun’ Bice st, now of the origi ofwell’ tm a sta bya fine stone house, 8 rooms, kitchen. cella closets: house furnished; necessary out-| hating well fenced, finely watered. garden aud y a orchard; soll vers productive; wheat crop | iand for spring crops, and a No. 1 blue grass laud. The Farm he stocked, "The place is a beautiful oar, and forhealth, society and convenience to-hurch=st EAL ESTATE BOLUETIN iit, store, &c.. caunot he excelied Possession THOS. E. FacosMan, 519 Serksh given immediately: City property will bs taken a (Changes ‘made every Wednesday and Saturday.) | S2'Traues App i for futher einformation Three- ets Houses for Sale. pL pace, Box 679. Continental Hotel, Pa, av 1.100 rs..$35. tents: sto! Marxei Beas: Boxer. | 21. 723, 7 .W.. Mm, imps., 10 rs -30. 000 TANTED—To EXCHANGE—Two good trick | dea Lae med, ‘imps, 13 rs 7,500 | W AOU ses in edciranie tocallty-e amd on n.W.. mod, imps.. 11 rs. 16 500 | NN. .. for Washington Preporty, Address KE. K. mod, iny 12.000 | L:, 144 Bridge ‘. febe-tr (0.000 0,000 | FINO LG 404 6ih st. n.w., mod. imps.. 15 rs. 798 13th st. new., mod. Imps., 12 Ps eens 3,000, $2,000, $1,009 0n Real Estate, at 8 per 211 Ast. sie, mod, imps., 12 rs. R. O. HOLTZMA 10th and F sts. n.w. cen Tost Bee Story Brick and Frame Houses on Bue. ANTED—A PARTNER with $5 000, in a 426 New York aye, f. hh 7 rs, safe and respectable manufacturing business | Wee fe bey ined, imp: yielding fifty per cent. profit sure, of which any b one can be convinced ina few minutes. Address, | De frees'st., Did Citizen, "* Star office, 19-3.* aes ea ‘AKLE PERSON WITH $500 (ASI 14 10 18 Myrti¢ st., D. he med alitue time to spare, may obtain an lute Bist bh Gre, est inan old and well-established C aim Agen-y References exchanged. dress **Busitiess,* Star onic: 9-4 Cnimproved Property For Bale Vith st., bet. Rand ie tet. A hand § 51 13's et ‘Bika 119th nw RIFICK, —I offer for the next 30 days for party leaving Washington, and at a great Sacrifice, a nice 9-room, madern HRICK HOUSE, ceutrally located. and cost $7,000; will be sold (or a Tt. Uttle over half the cost, or traded for small prop- bet. De nd 2d erty, improved or unimprived. Ist, “bet. 1iiwand 8th new w . BURFORD, Real Estate Broker, Cor, Land 20th sts. n.w., per ft fel 9-1in 708 E st. n.w, 13th st., bet. K and L n-w., per i... Ist., bet. 17:h and 18th n.w., per f\ Mass, ave,, bet. 13th sory 14th n, wee ‘per ft. Houses For Rent. 508 and 507 7th st. (s ones =) B.W.. mod. im) 404 6th st. n.w.. tnod_ imps,, 16 rs gi Stoddard st. eorget’n, fur., m, 1 1110 F st. n. tan ATSAC ors iu E- “DWEL- LOT, No. 1821 6th st., a Frame House, with'a deep lot to a wide ‘The owner haviiig left the city. authorizes sel] this property for $800 (one-half its cost) on easy terms. For key an other information, anply, fo | b9-6t | Fe ALE—Ten or twelve ACRES OF GkouND on Bladensburg pike; three quar- ters of a mile from terminus of Columbia street railroad: swall cash payment required, and lony ime onbalanee, Apply to Dr. W wate E H street n.w., between B'y 2and $) alley. D io F st. new. Ist. new. hiss net D.W, (store), mod. 415 13:h st. n.w., m. 1, it imps. Ors fobs Ce R SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. ‘On account of dissolut ution of the ed-partner- ship We offer to s large assortment of fine GOLD AND SILVER WATe SOLID GOLD AND GOLD FILLED CHAINS, DIAMONDS, AND ALL OTHER FINE JEWELRY, ps., 10 rs. 331 $33 Ost, ne. ined. imps , 7 4s 618 13:h st. n.w. (store), mod. imps., 4 212 Bridge st.. Georget'n, mod, imps, WTS 325 Maryland ave. n.e., mod. iinps., 7'rs. 1 N. Jersey ave. ae 6 rs Hoe eEU EAS eTseRAe eS 13 | “SILVER, AND SILVER PLATED WAI. a EC, 23.33 ron 6) Days FEOM DATE, 13 At 20 per cent. below cost, at private sale, Every 12.50 article f fully warranted, All c mmissi aston goods at T Issue on the 1st and 15th of each taonth a **Bule | Pt Cot: Scomminste ay eo EMS, tetas ora all rty for sale and rent on my books, feb8-tr fC Corner 10th and D sts. on application at my offce, oF — Wll‘be Sent by malt ira Ss) (00.—ONE 1 HU DRED DOLLARS CASH f Loans. a POSITION in any of the Departments, $5,000 in one sum at 8 per ct. : $1,000 at 8 per ct, | dress T. iF office, ee ok, Auction Sales. oR BA i ayable in monthly instalments — 1 HOUSE, 100 Lith st. ne IONS SER: | « Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. ware 6-1m UILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICES.—We | are authorized, by the Executors of the late | | On TU ESDAY, No. 614 6th st. n.w. ‘M, E. BURFUORD, Real Estate Broker, No. 708 E street. February 12th, 1878, até pm. febs ] PROPERTY FOR RENT, John Wilton. to sell those desirable Lots, south- No. 1448 N st., 12 rs... all mod, tmps., (new)...$50 | West corner 11th and Ists. u.w. F. W. MILLER No. 473 Missourlave 11rs,,all mod. imps.,(new) 42 | & CO., 631 F st. n.w 5-6: No. 1 Or: gas and water, (new) ESIKING TO RETIRE FROM BUSINE: i have decided to offer the Stock. Fixtares | and Good Will of the BOOK and STATIONERY BUrINESS in my new building, corner 7th and D sis, for sale, It will be sold ata sacrifice for cash, or Improved Real Estate may be taken in part pay: | ment. G, CRANDELL, 16-121 3%, IN HAND “TO LOAN, AT EIGHT (8) | PER CENT, on Real Estate eer i> ofice of LOUIS P. SHUEMA\ ER Be Gren pinand water I offer for’ sale ‘three great bargain wo story BRICKS. situated northwest, with. all mod, imps. paying 10 per cor 2,500. Toffer for §: pn easy terms, two thoroughly modern HOUBES, situated northwest and renting cach for $25 per month, Also, a new two-story LC. 9 zooms and mod. imps., for 8,000; pal coon payment aad ae eee OB BEN1— Baarranp H.WAnNEE Kew a ‘McIntm2, ‘DWIN A, MC! 016 F si northwest i st. n, | 6 LLE! NDS. ss of Calied Cal United Biates Bonds can have them cashed in gold or curreney, oF exchanged for other |. or District Bonds, at 1431 Penna. avenue, ht and suld, and tal tax paid. | LL, Banker ‘and Broker, 143i Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building. ) 325-1 ‘NVESTMENTS. FOR SALE. District of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold qpistiet of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- “washls ton 30 year6 cent. gold bonds, ted States Bonds ol all suse, and other se- LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. “ity Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. 1,200 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ CHARLES ¥, 8CH SCHATER, ‘nové-1y RoorTs, anD, SHOES, “SOLD ON THE Ladies’ Peb, wate we 5, and 1.601 Missea’ Peb. Bi 1.00, 1.50; ' 4 Children’s Peb. But.:7 16. 1.00, 1.25, up Misses” and Boys’ School Shoes -1.00 and up. Alse, a number of othe! similar to the | The best 1.60 Gaiter in the city. above,'a list of ‘whieh 19 tater Ladies’ Fox Gaiters. 1.25, worth 1.50 every day on the talletin J. STANLEY JONES, . ules? French Kid Bu h a great many s . = Ww. SEL! J. | feb7 1914-1916 Pa. av., bet. 19th nd 20th. IKABLE STOCK OF FALL and WINTER } GOODS for Ladies and Gents, to be | closed out at manufacturing prices. ’ A box | of my Patent Leather Preservative given t +h purchaser, free of shares, at 2) Ps Sign of the Big Boo 50. sold. at 9.00 REAL BSTATE BROKER, SLi Sz te avenue, SEVENTH Steer. ay bat Eine. ON THe Ton.” JUSTH" ty Patent 1) Bole and — Protectors make Loans Negotiated. —— | 104 0 £ Pequot Bi | _ DRY GOODS. _ s)l WIDE SHEETING COTTON 20 CENTS PER FARD. Bleached and Brown Cottons at wholesale prices, Table Linens from 39, 35, 40, 45, 59, ete, Damask Towels, 15 cents. Good Calicoes, @) cents. Black Alpacas, 15, 20. 25, up. Black Cashmeres, double width, from 85 cts, Viain Mohair Dress Goods, US cts. ; sold at 85, Remnants of Dress Gools at a sacrifice, to oles them out, wo BU stock of Housefurnishing Goods at vettom Carpets and Blankets at prime Cost. Feather-proof Bed Ticking, 25 conts. Nottingham Laces cheap, (. M. TOWSON 4 ©0., 636 Pennsyleanta avenn-, SILKS! SILKS! FORCED SALE: MONEY MUST KE OBTAINED: GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICE! ‘The owner of this CONSIGNMENT OF SILKS has ordered us to sell without regard to cost, ANB WE ALK DETERMINED TO OBFY ORDERS, febll-tz Q'LKsS t DON’T DELAY A DAY, or you may be too late ir the best Bargains, DON’T SAY **Dhave no need for SILKS at the present th BUY NOW, even if you bave to lay them aside until next wim- ad RECOLLECT, A Bale of This Kind May Never Occur Again! LOOK AT Ts Price List: A heavy, for avard. The regular value ef BO. nificent Gros Grain Silk, fine ai fall suits, on} this quality ts Superfine Finish Gros Gra 25; regular value, Extra Magnificent Quality Satin Finish, $1.40. ‘This lot we guarantee to equal any $2 goods im the country. Double-weight Cashmere Desol, $1.75. This lot ie beaey enough for Cloaks, ‘and ts well wort FINER GOODS In Bae Pror THON. &@-Positively no goods will be sold on credit, this sale is made to obtain CasH AT ONCE, CONNOLLY'S, 698 Ninth street, febll-tr Opposite the Patent Offioa, (CEsiNe ovr ss: SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS, | At greatly reduced prices, many at loss than cost, for 30 days only, and for cash, Handsome Dress Goods, Black and Colored (i meres, Black Mohairs and Alpacas, Silks, Shawis, Cloaks, rproof 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, 8@-All goods warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY’, {2-tr 801, Oor. 8th st. and Market Space. RY GOODS AND — sem!-annual sales We BE havi: Y GUODS ARD CANT erNG Se All a a immense stock of fine, choice ote Dry Goods and Carpets wil! be sold ~z 4 rpsousands of dollars’ worth of Rem: Odds, {il be sold at less thas costs W. W. BURDETTE & 00, No, 938 7TH 8. _No, 706 K St. QPEciaL NOTICE. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DRY GOODS, To reduce stock previous to taki ir aneual inventory, will allow a oo DISCOUNT OF 12% PER CENT. on all cash sales, co! Monday, January 28th, and will continue for ONLY. So DAYS. Splendid line of new PRINTS, 4%, 5 and Fae lot of Bleached and Bro 2 COTTONS Sn “4 50 ‘ASH ERES, auction, will be sold with the same di aistoumee = ae wide Black CASHMERES only 81ige., taser. ‘8 ALL WOOL, ont: of the best White Eiiers will be sola sh AN KITS apa Som FP Re auction, will be the — Ladies will do well to attend this sale and save money, as goods must be sold in 30 days. WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, j26-tr Second door from 7th street. (HEAP DRY Goops. laving too much Winter Stock, I will ni) the, public the advan' of getting my in colors Aliswool Cashmeres and Serger 37 center” Whole stock Dress Goods reduced in priee. Fol stock Sheerings cheap. | ol Fiannels 125516. 3b, Caticoes 4%. 53s, £0.90 conta, ite tapas cis 85 conte to $1.18, ‘apest Df ‘37 less than Goud Ingraine 95,0. 374, 60 cents, in *! wAUDAIM, 709 Market Space. NEW GOODS AT ‘REDUCED PRICES. BRODHEAD & CO., 939 Pa Now offer an elegant Gros de iinet hie Bik ac Be, All-wool Black French Cashinere (double width and original dye) 55 cents an id wy Elegant ation Kid Gio bl Street and opera shades, 138. i sunlicdae leached Sheeting (full 2% yds. wide) ; Beautiful Creponnen xe a - paced Bleached Getion wtke 4 neaitesk ing, nicest wash! b Cotten Money Invested. pete) 30 0c, earner fat Property Bought, Sold and Excharged. | Cot ly Be. i ‘col ~ PERSONAL. — | SaaFGR eps: pigs outuaiach ADAM DUPREE. Indian Doctreas and For- | cit acittegeirtat a inds of Fancy and tune Teller.—If You mr have a skeleton te fear Domestic Dry Goods, at prices lower than ever, closet she will tell you how to get ridof it. Resi- | Denirsing Wry Goud BRODHEAD & OO. dence, 221 K street n.w. febll 4'° | jand4-tr 939 Pa. avenwe. bet. ih sod Ste TO LOAN HN PATCH, 606 10th and Streets, furnishes information as 0 2 Heespouny ona eer People,” with full abstracts of ‘and leins MEDICAL, &e. a first-class Real Estate Security at 6 per cent,: | thereon. - » Titles examined. Seryies eT, a. Ds BROTHERS: INVIGORATI oR- Correctness guaranteed, 312-1! DIAL never fails to cure all cases of Nervous $20,000, STBOLOGY. OF Foun. BOB saree ear, ent N MgOE ic ao or you street s.W., opoents, Tal $10, 000. Lady Astrologist and Mealing 50 REWARD IF DR. BRI 3 FALL . Medium can ay at Re. ae, D st., corner $ cure any casesof Female Weakness FAIL te $5,000. of 2d nw. She hasno superior in delineating the goo phd Obstructions: 30 years’ experience. Office Past, Present and Future, In love or business her B st. 8. w., opp. Sinithsont mian. 16-20" me | Mectttvour cacmlec cna tigeaiag era | ¢ — = ont ATISFACTION."'—A positive cure; $1 $2,500, | sure way cess in all Consul- ) bowtie repared according ani tath trictly confidential, Ladies, $1; gentie- ula by Dr, Darby, at 118 43s st., to the original $2,000. men, . <¥ pes mew avenue, Consultations free, 61m" $1,580. STROLUGIST.—Mrs, Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- ‘The Oldest Established and Sad ho Brian Ifyou would know the (rath Hiabie Ladier in the Clty, eae se $1,000, allthings, Office hours from 9 ted every ‘Wednesday and Satur- Pp. at No. 2) from 1 to8 o'clock. Mnatorn apres Sratcared wotoose, Sanoe™ one her house, ‘No. a8 234 aietic a bs centaieg bar sepli-ly Comsat PR, the city. Hin TO EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED PROP- of all Acai Chronic Skin Diseases. A! : THE TRADES. ERTY: A: . wud Several desirably located DWELLINGS, two- | N'w Hamrsurmn A story and back building, new, eight rooms and bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- | (2895 dow. eaters ax M_ Ors 2. STANLEY JONES, Bi-tr 511 Seventh street. U=m use rm USE IT: er Lng DETERGENT. 1109, teaspoonful te a gallon of, watee wilt wash Sates of weet Sater will "wast clothing ot lankets, flanne your teaspoontui toa gallon ie 2 Set erent YOUNG*S DETEBGEN ~~ Ofte: 21th ana Pennsyounve rwense, job-tr Dowiling’s Auction Koums, a ae, at. now.