Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO WEUSESDAY.... February 13, 1978. CROSBY 5. NOYES.,..Editor. wera: acorn Dail; Circulation over “TF Bho cing more Tien fires times that or in, Wasi and more than that of all the others together. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in thelr an- mouncements 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 bour cannot be assured. Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their 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. The Eastern Situation. In case England declares war against Rus- sia, (and matters seem to be tending in that direction,) it remains to be seen whether the unnatural alliamce between Czar and Sultan will not be sundered, and Turkey's pro-Rus- sian ministry disappear, as the Sultan places himself by the side of his hereditary ally. It has been Turkey's aim all along to precipitate a confliet between England and her over- powering adversary, and her latest moves, be- sides being suggested by her helpless con- dition, are, as far as results are concerned, in accordance with this polic But whether Turkey's diplomacy is governed by crafty mo- tives or not, she could not more effectually urge England to the war point, if she designed to doso. Austria, too, is ina belligerent mood and Russia’s treatment of her so far, has not been especially conciliatory. Bismarck de- ¢clines to express his views, or advise a course for Germany until Eastern matters become more settled. The aspect of affairs changes so rapidly that the prudent German will not commit himself. But we may be reasonably eer- tain whether Germany decides for peace or war She will enjoy a large share of the profits of the | complications. If Bismarck concludes to join Russia, it is likely that France will be drawn into the scrimmage. The course of Italy is doubtful. Her jealousy of England’s naval power in the Mediterranean, her desire for certain provinces in the south of France, and her intimate relations with Germany, might Serve to indicate her preference; but recent official utterances and the tone of her press make the matter all uncertain again. Per- haps she has come to fear England less than Russia. Constantinople, London, Vienna and St. Petersburg are making history rapidly, and soon the decisions of Berlin, Paris and Rome will help to swell the list of important events of the nineteenth century. The nature, extent and results of the European war which is new impending cannot be predicted. Nothing but the exereise of extraordinary caution. moderation and wisdom by the Euro- pean powers can prevent a terrible collision of great forces. +e ___. Just So. The general expression of opinion by the in- dependent press is that the revival of the Lou- isiana controversy just now is unfortunate, and isin the interests of nobody but the stir- rers up of strife and bitterness. The New York Post states the case very fairly thus: “A good deal has been said on one side about the unfairness of instigating political prosecutions in Louisiana and of the violation of an agreement which such a proceeding in- volves. A good deal has been said on the other side about the absurdity of including amon; these improper prosecutions indictments an trials for erimes—perjury and forgery, for in- stance. There is truth in what has been said on both sides. Of course, there was no bar- gain between the federal administration and the state administration, or between the re- pattican party and the democratic party; and he attempt to create the impression that'a se- cret and mysterious contract of this sort was made, is a ridiculous waste of effort. There was, however, an understanding—not private and hidden from men’s eyes, but public and as broad asthe country, as clear and open as Sunlight could make it at the withdrawal of thetroops from the southern capitals and the adoption of a new course toward the south RGAINS! BA) ~ BARGAINS aT BRODHEAD" WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALK. FOR RENT AND SALE. 12065 F street, between 12th and 13th sts. __ BUSINESS CHANC#S Black all-wool French Cashmeres, double width, good German GIRL, 5B cel 75 3 1006 Penna. ave. 1.w oR RENT_Faruished or nfurnished, PAR- LOR and BEDROOM, No.785 11h st.n.w. le ¢ 5 ‘Best make Howks and Eyes, 3 cents card. Clark's best 200-yard 3) Knitting Cotton, pod Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, 5 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, Stands the Undertaking business, R. F. HARVEY, 952 F st, now. te 1 Cotton, 5c. spool, FOR RENT—One large handsome ROOM on second floor; all modern conveniences, wit” or Without Beard; terms low: 929 Ksten.w. {13 2° “k Roffiing, 10 cents yd. jake Canton Flannel, 8c, per jegant 3-button Kid Gloves, in pera shades, only § ANTED—A young lady desires a SITUA- TION to do light bie rk and assist in sewing. Address AH. De 1 POR RENT_—No. 201 Peunsyivania ave, k ‘class STORK; rent $35. THUS. E. WA AN, 519 7ih st. ANTED—At Mrs. U.K vania avenue, a first class manent position guaranteed. nly $1.25. h Hose and '¢ Hose, 26c, pr. etonnes, 12'4c. (wide. ) ards wide) only 29c. yd. € NG'd, 922 Pel Regular-made Britis s MILLINER POR RENT—Seven-room HOUSE, hall, water and gas: corner Rhode Isiand ave. and 8h st.; rent $20. Apply 1106 L st. n.w. 3c y ide Cotton, oni; An exceileut quality of Crash at 6 cents RODHEAD* 1205 F'st., bet, 12th and 13th, Y ANTED—A swmail improved FARM, from 15 40 acres, from 3 to 10 miles from Wash- the balance on easy ress X. R.P,, Star office. f13- Fe RENT—A Frame COTTAGE, 8 Fuoms, water, stavie. &c., on Hign-st. road, George: icwn, Apply to JOHN T. VARNELU. © ner Market. 3-6 * ANTED—MEN of address and good appea: ge circle of acqual commission acco! Address Washington, Star office. ot RECEIVED ange, having a Fe SALE—A new 6-room HOU~E, with gas and water and a good cellar; 12:h and B sts, 8.e. Inque northwest corner 6th aud Ewst Capi- tol sts. 113 6 “hambermaid or general hor all fo Please call ‘at No. 123 SMOKED FINNAN HADDIES. work in a small family. )& RENT— Desirable STOREROOM witu fix- | tures and 8 good cellar, at Ne, 806 North Capi nw. @ box, &c. Tnquire St., betweea H ahd ED—A SITUATION by a respectable an girl, as Cook or Chazaberm Prd aad 16 Cents per Pound, references given if required, treet new. Riek eral house wor! 307 10: ANTED—For Oasit—A FARM of 150 10 400 ot endition, with fair Cloud Building. a _ [TANTED~—A reliable WHITE WOMA? cook, washer and irener in a privat [ gure, with references, Lock Box JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York ave., Near U. 8. Treasury Department. NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, NTED_By a competent white girl, a SIT= UATION as nure and would be willing to_ travel, seamstress, who )R RENT—-BUTCHER'S BENCH in Riggs Market; cheap rent. Apply at Home Marke", 1616 14:h st. n.w. feb12-3 * For RENT—Five unfurnished ROOMS, hot water. bath, and gas, toa family of aduita: low rent; 2009 141n’st, febi2 6 * Pore NT—Nos. $31 and 333 st. 8.0., having modern: improvemente: 7 rooms; rent $20. febl2-3t_ THOS. E. WAGG AMAN, 519 7:h st. POE BENT, Agog and 9ls New York avenue, FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite or singly, south front. _ 12-2'* OR RENT STORE and DWELLING, corner 12th and U sis. n.w.: 6 rooms; rent only $16. 12 Bt H’ WARNER & UO., 916 F st. ANTED-For three mouths, a wall furnish: t 10 rooms, modern im | NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY. NVASSER, 8: * af bse) lar! Gay of Bevin; ‘Apply from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. 5,491 City of Brussels. 607 City of New York.; of Montreal...4.490 City of Brook: ese Magnificent steamers, built in waterti tments, are among the strongest, largest and fastest on the Atlantic. ‘The saloons are luxuriously furnished, especially By a good cook, of long ex in hotels, restauran TUATION with southern pecple, ysat31 L st. pew. JPOR RE 'wo oF three unfurnished RO Be light housekeeping, at O13 9ch st, n.w. feb12-31* OK RENT—A three-story HOUSE, pressed Inick frout, No, 17 H st. b.w.; contains seven rooms, water, ‘gas and bath dour. "Apply at No. 616 H st 1 P st.; $20 per month. BRICK HOUSE, corner 15.h and 'N st mouth, Apply to JOHN F, GRE st, n.W. well lighted and ventilated, and take up the whole width of the ship, amidships, forward of the eng! noise and motion is felt, and are replete with every all latest improvements, doubie ya respecable white girl, a to cook, wash good references given, pal staterooms are and iron, ‘or t ines, where least | comfort, havin | berths, électric bells, &c. ‘The Cuisine hasalways been a specialty of thisline. Ladies’ cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen's smok- barbers’ shops, pianos, libra- 7 ANTED—To_RENT—For March, by afamily of adults, the whole or part of a Furnishek HOUSE. ence for housekeeping. Address E. K. giving terms and location, . With every conveai- ing and bathrooms Ties, &c., provided, For rates of pas to feb13-mwfém and other information appi: aa ply and house girls: 3" 1) ) for cooks and house girls. Hotels, restanrants and families furnished free,’ W. R.’ STEVENSON, roadway, New York, VEGETINE ‘OR RENT—Three well furnished ROOMS. en F Suite or single, with or without Board, at isz9 st. : Ss r, three setvant's room; modern improvements, FOR RENT—No. 215 D st. now . having mo cl rn improvements 10 rooms. Rent $45. THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. febl1-3t ished HOUSE. the late residence of an Address *-HOUSE,** Star office, 7 ANTED—A YOUTH. (not under 14 yea-s), at Room 5, No. 700 9th street n.w., to stu Architecture, Ti CURED HER. rom 9 to 3 o’clock. Terms ANTED_By a lad BECERY Ce RY. sell at less than ha BONN going into mourning, to Dr. H. R. STEVENS: their cost, some DRES Dear’ Sir:—1 must state that your VgGETINE de- serves to be called a valuable blood purifie vator and invigorator of the whole system. My wife suffered for a length of time withaScrafuia Sore on Bhe tock several bottles of VEGETINE. ‘The results were surprising: it cured her, while ali the former remedies failed to >] d other Jewelry; NG, a Masquerade Suite, Wig, & Bedding vom ddress **Dress,*) St al also, Children’s a other Furniture. give satisfaction. T. F, TRICK. HENRY WERTHEIMER, Druggist and Apothecary, 139 Monmouth st. ‘VEGRTINE.—For eradicating all impurities of the blood from the system, it has noequal. It has never ig tone and strength to PASC, ANTED—A WHITE GIRL about thirton years eld, to attend a child. i I know the above to be true, ANTED—IMMEDIATEL. HANDS, atJ. W. WADE'S, failed to effect a cure, the system debilitated ANTED-TENANTS for two large pleasant Rooms on second floor, with or without board, at 928 New York ave. fe ANTED—500,000 BRICK. for which part Bronersy and part cash will be given, x 422, 7 ANTED_ By a competent White Girl, a5! U todo general housework: is will A’ VEGETINE ing and, obliging; has good Feterences, Asldress POR RENT—Seminary Bullding, Georgetown. ROOMS. furnished or unfuruished, from $8 Per month upwards; all front rooms, Corner Gay and Washingto: feb1L-eo2w* Fk, BEST, He Geomely furnished HOUSE including piano, silver Ware, & with every convenience. Price $6 Apply to” BATES & RYON, n, OR RENT—Very pleasant front ROOMS, fur- nished, on second and third floors, with modern improvements; canvenient to all the departm: location central and desirable; No, 705 8th new, feb1L-Lw' OK RENT HOUSE 1113 9th st., between L OR RENT—316 and 318 C st_n.w., 20 rooms each; suitable for large boarding bouse; $83, F st. n.w.; 18 rooms: $75. Also several Far- nished Residences. F. W. MILLER & OF ot F st. n, Ok RENT-STORE and DWELLING, with cellar, No. 1323 7th st. n.w. Rent $40. ‘Apply to M. M. ROHRER, 613 7th’st. fe08 Be FS R —WIT! handsomely Furnished ROOMS, second story. Apply at 1424 Q st. new. feb8 6t* ANTED—PERSONS TO OCCUPY nicel turnished or unfurnished Rooms, with wei cooked food for table. Those desiriny gienically can do so. Apply at 923 N. ANTED—Jump-seat WAGON and PH. "GGY, and good work HORS: ‘ood Bullding Lot will be gi PURIFIES THE BLOOD. pybOSTON, MASS. Jan, 13, 1877, "have been using VEGETINE for greatest satisfaction, and can @ great cleanser and puri- L. HANAFORD, some time wi recommend It as fier of the blood, J. Pastor of Eggleston- ANTED~An intelligent young man, a native ‘of Geneva, Switzerland, who has had exp2- rience in taking care of horses, understands Ger- alish fluently, IPLOYME Address P, F. E. D. and French th ‘Tas coachman and NERVOUSNESS, and all derangements of thener- stem, are usually connected with a diseased condition of the blood. " Debility is a frequent ac- companiment. The first thin; Prove the condition of the blood. Thi ished by taking VEGETINE. oughly, wants house servant. 9, Washington, D. C. "ANTED—By a young Lady, a SITUATI as housekeeper or companion toa ladv, dress Box 8, Star office. ni a young Gentleman Mechanical hical DRA WING or DRAUGHT- ‘ind, or COPYING ; moderate char; Address B. B.,Star office, f1) ANTED—KID GLOVES to CLEAN pair by our odorless process; tively no smell, Combination Plaiting D2} Fst. Plaiting 2 cents per yard. ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable Girl as seamstress in a private family; will- to assist in the care of grown children It isa nerve medi- @ controlling power over the nervous system, references given: VEGETINE WILL CURE RHEUMATISM. Were the end of the contest of reconstruction. With this understanding there was an implied agreement that this contest should not be re- opened by anything in the shape of political prosecution Or persecution; and whoever, north or south, should violate this implied agreement would be self-convicted of treach- ery and foily.”” Gideon Welles was dull but honest. Hissue- cessor, Robeson, was a brighter man. Freon. OBANGES Artived to-day directly from the grove. N. W. BURCHELL, fests or ___1332 F street, ULL'S COUGH SYRUP, 19 Cook's Balm of Life, 75 cts. ous Plasters. 15 ets. ; Glenn's Sulphur ‘ Roman Liniment, 44 cts.: Hall's Hair ewer, 70 cts. Homeopathic Medicines, 15 cts. per bot tle, warranted fresh, for cash. at W. A. GRAY'S DRUG STORE, fed18-si" "317 Massachusetteave. nw. FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, February 12, 1878, A reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ‘is hereby offered for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the murderer of an un- known female infant found dead, with its throat cut, on or about the 9th of February, 1878, and taken to the Eighth Precinct police station, when coroner's inquest was held on the day follow- ing. By orde Soa) NDALL, Secretary. TH AND C8’ resh packed 10 ROLLS and PRINT B TER, Fresb E . arriving daily on commission, febl2 3t* ADAME ROUSELAUX, a FASHIONABLE DEESSMAKER, Invites the Ladies to her Rooms, 913 New York ave. feb11-3i* ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. FEBRUARY 1, 1878, he copartnership heretofore existing between THOMAS L. HUME and JAMES K. CLEARY, under the name of HALL & HUME, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner {s authorized to receipt for mon- ys due the late firm. ‘All accounts due are requested to be settled at once. HALL & HUME, February 1. 1878, is day formed a co- ership under the style and firm of HUME, Bavis &'CO., for the prosecution of the groceey business, lately'earried on by Hall & Hume. ‘The patsonage of the public and’ all prompt and WASHINGTON, D. We, the undersigned, hav reliable customers of the old firm is respectfully so- Tiettea, THOMAS L. HUM H. F. DAVIS, aw JAMES K. CLEARY. rya= BUSINESS OF BARBER & HENDERSON, 318 Eighth street n.w., Will im tuture be carried on by BARBER, HEN- & CO., SAMUEL Ross having been ad- partuer. BARBER & HENDERSON SALE—A7°s octave, Square Grand PIANO. sacrifice. Inquire 7th street, Also, several Pianos for rent, a Jow rates. feds 2w* 2 ZENSENS atcH REPAIRER. ¥oUis PENNSYLVANIA “AVENUSY = (emp DIES WATCHES © SPECIALTY’ _eeows CAPCINE PLASTER. A POROUS LASTER which was invented to verceme the grea’ objection ever found to the old Btyle of Porous Pia ters, THAT OF SLOW ACTION. Benson's Capeine Porous Plaster acts at once, re- Jiever pain immeuis:ely, and cures where other plasters and Huiments will not even relieve. For LAME BACK, WEAK BACK, BHEUMATISM, SPIN ALCOMPLAINT and KIDNEY DISEAS! and all local aches and Pains, it is simply the bes remedy ever ited. [is great me is recog- ized. by physicians evervwh re, ‘The manutac- CINCINNATI, April 9, 1877. Dear Sir—1 have used your medicine, the VEG- ETINE, for Rheumntism with great succ belleve 1t to be the bes Mr. H. R. STEVE: NTED—A French ION as nurse: is_ wel dress FRENCH NURSE. Star office. rybody to get 18 AND pHdBodie , 467 Pennsylvaniaavenue, nesy van reba * rl wishes a SITUA- a recommended. Ad- t medicine for that complaint gh Talso knew it is a good blood pi fier, and at the present time am usin spring medicine that I kaow of. I take great pleas- ure in recommending the VEG&TINE tomy friends. r dozen; at DO} tween 4's and 6:h sts, ANTED—A SITUATION for a French lad id; is willing to go abroad; first-c’ass » Please address LADY'S MAID, oo 19-6 © Charles street. Thousands will bear testimony (and do it volun- tarily) that VEGETINE is the jaced before the public for renovating ing the blood, erarlicatiag all humors, {mpurities or poisonous secretions from the system, hening the syste debilt- many have called medical com- ‘ANTED—Six good CARPENTERS and one GARDENER, Apply at ROBERT FUL- TON’S Loan Office, 314 9th st. feb8-6t" ANTED-—To Teach Latin, Rbetori ‘Terms favorable. \d_ 25 cents a lesson, M., 1227 L st.n.w. invigorating and sire: by disease: in fact it, “The Great Health Restorer. or Mathematics, classes, day or evening. Fo RENT—Neat six-room BRICK HOUS E on Boundary st., between New Jersey ave. and 5th st., opposite LeDroit Park; gas and water. Kent moderate, Inquire of Dr. GLENNAN, sec- ond door, feb8-iw* OR RENT—The QUARRIES on Rock Creek on the ** Mortonville’? farm, (near Lyons’ mill dam.) lately worked by the Messrs. Hughes. Apply ty the. Misses MORTON, 117 West "st set, Georgetown, D. C, febs-20* FORREST ‘One of those beautiful new BRICKS, No. 115 F st .. just completed, ‘This hous has seven rooms, besides bath-room, aid. celiar under entire house, vestibule and wide hall. The house is thoroughly modern throughout; beautiful yard in front, ipclosed by iron railing. ‘Rent $25, Apply toM, M. ROHRER, 513 7th st.” feb8-6t FROR RENTIHOUBE 1011 @ st. nw. Ave to JOHN SHERMAN, Real Estate Agent. St. Cloua. feb6-2w JFFOR RENT—HOUSE No. 601 New Jersey ave. n.w., eleven rooms; modern improvements. Rent $30 per month. Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. new. tend feb6-1m BR SALE—AT FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA— Eight miles from Washington, same distance trom Alexandria, a desirable COUNTRY SEAT. with 15 acres land; well stocked with fruit; good barn and other outhouses; well of excellent water: cistern and other new improvements; house nine room, with veranda and conservatory is not sur passed in the neighborhood of Wasl Gentleman's country residence, Address H. 3. His Chureh, Virginia, febé-Im* F% RENT—Three Desirable DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 327 Pa. ave.; 323 Mo. ave.. and cor, Mo, ave. and 3d 8 at 331 Mo, ave, R RENT—The BOWLING BALOON at the corner of 6th and C sts.; recently rearranged and put in complete order, A'n excellent chance for an chergetic man. Apply to P. M. DUBANT. 180-20 Fe RENT—Two-story Press Brick HOUS! six rooms, with bath-room, water closet, gas an Water, latrobe, closets, pantry and cellar; recently paperéd and painted throughout, Rent low to a Ferponsible and permanent tenant. Inquire at 1525 Columbia st., between P and Q and 9th and 10th sts, D.W. j3-1m t low rents. Inquire 15-26" ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in large or uantities. Highest price paid, HickEY +» $49 Pennsylvania avenue DW. el ANTED—LIBRARY TABLE, LOUNGE, fg Ane OFFICE DESK. Address VEGETINE FOR DYSPEPSIA. — FAMILIES TO CALL and select from a large number of highly recommended colored and white Servants, Apply at lovment Office, 931 10th'st., near K n.wW. ISE C. HATTON, formerly Butler. ANTED—GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- ING in city or count: in all its branches and job! Gentlemen’s places tak 2429 M st.n.w. M.DURK! WwW ‘ANTED_To exchange, ones, Groceries or Fuc! and K mokey. ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, ANTED—To exchan; ‘ones, Groceries or ASHLEY, ILL., Jan. 12, 1878. Dear Sir—& have been asing VEGETINE for Dys- ia, and find more relief from it than all the er medicines l ever used. T! Dyspepsia, H.R. STEVENS: ‘here is nothing like WLES, General Gardenia Tam personally. acc rf year Call or a RY |, Florist. j89-1, ainted with Mrs, and can certify that t bove statement Is true, + C. PACE, M. D., Druggist, Ashley,’ 1, THOUSANDS SPEAK, V&GETINE is acknow- ledged and recommended by physicians and ecaries to be the best purifier and cleanser e blood yet discovered, and thousands speak in its praise who have been restored to health, himneys cured or no ot heat two rooms, $20 to sep15- ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first number ef the EVENING STA! VEGETINE Wberal price will be paid. office. A at the Star ae ‘augs0-tf ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of se eine wi lowe: 614 Louisiana avenue. au ‘ly ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at ACE'S, Uphoisterer, 614 La. ave. any kind; eighteen H. R, STEVENS, Boston, Mase mA nd ¢ re h CHACE, R RENT—Corner STORE and DWELLING, ienant ath and stay Capitol Hie Key fect an an¢ Sts, le ey next door. "Enquire No. 438 tibet nw Sp fe R RENT—BUILDING No. 1236 Pennsyiva- innge floors aaly aecupleay Fraacls Lance Ae loors, lately oce' G . Diy tod: WALTER 10H Eat. news Hea R RENT—Low, three-story BRICK, all modern conveniences; desirable neighborhood; 1908 G street n.w. Apply to JOS. C..@. KEN- NEDY, 701 15th street new. jis-se weer R RENT OR SALE—1446 N st., (new,) fin- ished in best style; 18 rooms; every’ room peated. including bath and servants’ rooms: speak ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- etable and meat cellar, Can be seen at any time, i POE RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- keeping and several small BED ROOMS. 854 Penn- | sylvaniaave — corner 43 st. novil-4m* a BOARDING. B17 FOUR AND-AHALE ST.—For rent, pleasant front ROOMS, with BOARD, either transient or permanent,’ Also, TABLE BOARD, teb13 3e* OARDING,—Handsomely Furnished ROOMS, en sulte or single, with first-class TABLE BOARD. 612 9th st. n.w., and 206 Fst. n.w. Also, ‘Transient Boarders accommodated," feb11-6.* PUEASANT FURNISHED BOOMS. WITH first-class TABLE BOARD, with a New York family, where the comforts of home can be en, ed at moderate ; married people prefi 8th st. iietiandl Laisa {2-2w* ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S tween 4% and 6th without charge, ‘egetine ts Sold by all Druggists. WEDDING PRESENTS. CARPETS to Y's Eureka 81 ‘Ith-st. whart. CLEAN, at McGEY = . Orders by mail, or "8, Market Space, fe21-ly rehant ‘Tailors 1011, New York jew Yor! specialty of Cutting Garm jan26-ly W. BST W. GALT, BRO. & CO., Have made large additions to their stock of SILVERWARE, embracing all the newest designs. ‘They have also just imported the Latest Novel- ties in LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Sunday, between 18th st. John’s Church, bh EYS. A \. al rer given if returned to 1801 I st, OST—On Friday, Februat tween W and P, a lor able reward will 2. PARIS FANCY GOODS, POTTERY, PORCELAIN, &c. Allof which are designed especially for WEDDING PRESENTS. on 31 st. be= ED SHAWL. be given by leaving it at 1234 RBER jew Ba ing purchased the entire Stock of GAS FIXTURES, MANTELS, RANGES, LATROBES GRATES & FURNACES, the before removing to new the same for sale at Bear, with monogram W, jhauds on the other side, Finder ‘d by leaving same at 326 4‘ st. TH, BIRGE & Ci store in Mraoatc RDEN left at some house visit- CANE made of iginal ‘oeanltor." Persons desiri: consult their own int for its return to removal Tr, at our new and 3" siegant gelentoom, "So, oe’F Gemeer. aearonic —_— ‘xecute work EMONT HOUSE-—Good Hotel BOARD, th Is includi Rooms, at Titres reas Sau including good $25 and $30 per month, $8 ‘per week, 50 rday. Every room newl: ypered, painted, and Farishea with, Brussels carpet and auarple wae ant black ful mostly heated walnut furniture, tly a y jv-tm FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE—A superb Wood's OB Beyer at desig, will bo solder PPT athalf-priee. “Xlso, a standaré ne} PIANO, at 811 9th st. ewe feb13-3:* Fes, SALE—A Woods & Bros.’ COUPE, in order, for one or two horses, Apply 1713 1 st.n.w. f11-31* FOR PALE GAT (A BARGAIN—A first-class TOP BUGGY. made to order, and nly used a few times, Address M. 0, T., Star office, feb11-3:* ———— Fee SALE—CuEeap—A four-horse horizontal ENGINE and six horse upright BOILER; both in excellent condition. Apply 827 Jackson hall alley, between 3d and 43 sts, feb1L-6t* R SALE—Just arrived and for sale, 20 head Foriduses oti an ge driving, ana other work, These horses are from Ohio, and will be sold cl for cash. Can be: seen at No. S11 12th st, below Pennsylvania ave. nue, for three ys. TT ‘roprie- tor y feb11-80 ————— ee POE SALE—two oxtra fine road HORSES, Que of them can trot In 2: the other in 8 minutes. Warranted sound and gentle. Inquire at REIS & BMITH'S Livery Stable, 14" be pre- - a notice, and at Low- GAS AND STEAM-FITTING, ND TIN ROOFING, a workmanlike manner. N ACES a specialty. 2 BST RATES for FLUMBING, | Prot rt COLDS FURS or BECKER'S Manufactory of HARNESS AND TRUNKS. To NE TON PRIME SUGAB-CUBED | Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, ders, Sc. Ib. est Sanna ta FEBRUARY 18T. &z- New Stock of Goods. to 1c. per Ib, turers were awarded the highest and only medal Siven to plasters at the Centsanial. J Price 25 cents, febll-m,w,s SEL HEEL ASUS GS Set Obildren’s Suits, 1-im PONSABRDIN, San uty. sweet, and with anex- Baz, frau ‘and full bodied. 507 market Space. Cc. Wr 1918 Pennsyl: AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAusp AT A SACRIFICE. er ier hand, at No. 468 2 00., Lest 1 So R SALE—Just landed, a vessel load of PINE We Ghaee ealg aah toast a is 8. * feb6-6t* z ZI : E i EAL ESTATE BULLETIN 08. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 made every Wednesday and Saturday, {Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. ps.. 10 rs ‘ W., mod. imps. Cor. Land North C 507 B st. +. 114 11th st, s.e., SEEGEEGERE 10 mod, imps., 9 r: ory Brick and Frame Houses For mod, imps., 7 rs. h., water, 6 rs : Trwo-St 420 N st. new. f. 1611 6th st. n.w., f. h 824 and 826 6ih st. 621 K st. s.w.. fh. 1221 to 1233 3 st. n.w. 411 Bth st. s.e., fh 82. 83. 16 & 18'Bi orth Carolina ave, K st. 4 * HS, 4 rs, . | tn new. £.0.. 6 Fs. eacl | Washington; high, and commands fine view 2 4 TS hit water, 6 rs. each sgpenebaee t. 2land 3in.w. ver ft : Mst., bet. 15th and 16th n.w , per {t. For Rent. st.p.W., upper portion, m. 1.18 rs. , S101 tinps 2101 G st. n.w., furnished, mou, E, cor. 2ist and La.w: 8.w.cor.4th an 5 b.w., mod. imps., 10 rs rs, 1749 New York ave. n.w., mod. i mod, imps., 10 rs. store, mod. imps , it. store, mod. imps,, Ir mps., 8 1137 7th st. nw. w 824 Delaware av water, mod. imps., 8 rs » Georgetown, mod. imps.. 9'rs. st. 8.w., mod. tinps, 23 1) st. s.e., mod. imps.. Ors. 1426 8 st.'n.w., mod. Tissue on the 1st and 15th of each mon’ letin*’ of all property for sale and rent on my books, lication at my office, or will be sent by mail if destred~ —— NT—In the First Ward, a very desira- Loans. $5,000 in one sum at 8 per ct. ; $1,000 at 8 per c*. 5 Auction On SATURDAY, Febru: ary 16th. at 4:30 p.m., No. 2333.1 st. s.w. i fev13-tr ‘KENT, By BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th ant 9 office rooms aver 1419, 21 and 23 N.Y $75 917 7th st, n. w a. ave, 65 515 1h st. new Large hall and 15 elegant rooms, at 623 Pa, 3 913 Tihst. n. w 915 7th st. n.w 35 1725 11th st. n. w fic! Particulars for above property at F EW, THOUSAND DOLLARS TO AN lor short periods, im small swms, on goa ° > tral. Acdress He Xe, Star omee teas" URE ARTMECT CLERKS. MALE oO)" “4 female, can hear of payable EMPLOY MENT by addressing, with references, CASH, = 5 a FORSN od reas an BRL HOUSE. on monthly payments of $30 or $40: jocation convenient. Address POSITIVE. Post office. feu 82° ] UILDING LOTs_AT LOW PRic are authorized by Exeeutors to sell KS § Of lat» JOUN-WILSON, southwest coraer 1ihand sts. n.w . and adjoining LOTS. F.W. MLLt & eiF FEV ry sale, near es {rom street cars to ne city; dwelling recently burned. The place will be sold a bargain, Apply to TINGES & SAR- GEANT. 50 Lexington st., Baltimore. feb13-6t OR SALE —I will seil th E OUTFIT OF StONY AND HIGH POINT FISHING SHORES consisting of Boats, Oars, Seines, Ropes Corks, Cxpstans, two Boilers, three Eugines an: Cooking Uwnsils, for cash or approved security Apply to HENRY A, CLARKE. Executor. 134 st. and Marylaadave. (Bait. Sun.) feb13-3t" CQuste Uniontow « five mini R SALE OR EXCHANGE. at on -half ucir alue. two small LOTS near the Capi’! 26t -B.LH. WARNER & C¢ GE IMPROVED PROPED TY, under good rent. for a good LOT weaved no: thwest, W. Wo MECCALF. eb12-3t corner 15th st. and N.Y W ANTED TO BORRC Property in this city wor no commission paid, Ad | Ff T. HBr office. evi2-3* | QOEEFICE FOR RENT. ceptially located for AT | torneys, Agents. Justides, €c.. and a lange | ROOM suitable fora Printer, Model Maker, or for | ‘hanical business, | Gt B. H. WARNER & CO. Hite a oT LY OAK HILL TERY FOR SALE. Inyuire Rix Droit Building, 810 F st. 5 FOR SALE WOOD AND COAT. YARI Barticulars inquire northwest corner 11h st, hode Island avenue, feblL-6 * R SALE_RAR-ROOM FIXTURES, and Good Will, with a choice lotof Wines and | Liquors, Apply of the proprietor at 525 10h street | northwest, (feblL-3t*) JOHN COLLINS. and F ALE,—A fine FARM of 400 acres within two miles of railroad depot, located in the most desirab'e part of Fauquier county, Va., part of the original **Marshatl Estat well improved by a fine stone house, 8 rooms, kitchen, cellars and closets: house furnished: necessary out-bulldings: yell fenced, finely watered. garden and yong hard; soil very productive; whPat crop. in, lat ready for 5] ng CPO} and a No. 1 blue grass land, The Farm Is stocked. ° The place is a beautiful oae, aud for health, society and convenience to churches, mill, store, &c.. cannot be excelled given immedi City property will be parttrade. Appiy for further information, DORSEY CLAGETT. febll-2w 819 Market Space, Box ba) W Apso Excise HOUSES. ina desirable J.. for Washington Propert: 144 Bridge st., Georgetown SUITABLE PERSON WITH $500 CASH. and a little time to spare, may obtain an in est inan old and Wellvestablished Caim Agen ferences exchanged. Address **Business Star office. 19-40 SACRIFICE. —T offer for the next 30 days for a party leaving Washington, and at a great sacrifice, a nice9-room, modern ERICK HOUSE, Centrally located, and cost $7,000; will be sold tor a little over half the cost, or traded for small prop- erty. improved or unimprived. M. E, BURFORD, Reai Estate Broker, fel9-1m 708 E st R RENT BY THEODORE F. GATCHEL, Le Droit Building, 8th and F streets, 511 P st. n.w., mod. imps., ll rs. 1515 Vermont ave. n.w., mod. imps., 8 Ts. 1315 Q st. n.w., mod, i UT BOARD—One or two See aBRERRSSRSE S eek RaSay: M. E. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker, No. 708 E street. . PROPERTY FOR RENT, No. 1448 N st., 12 rs., all mod, im, No, 475 Missouri ave. 11 No. 1621 6th st.. 9rs,, No, 17018 st., 8 rs., 1 offer_ for’ sale’'t bargains int story BRICKS, ‘situated northwest, with ail mod, $8,000 1$2, 500. isan water n S. situated northwest and rei @ new two-stor: modern HOUSES, each for $25 per month. y BRICK, 9 rooms and mod, imps., for $3,000. Smail cash payment and long time. febs-1y a inn aera -$150 | Market 3; 4 1222-1 I 1220 Set Corner 6th and E,..100 | Store, &c.. 1446 N st. nw, 313 . 1 BS at 8 2 m Ee E i : : : it I {=} ry : 3 Fi 5 ‘a i Ea erebaebebeeesszRnsee iS tet i= J. STANLEY JONES, . REAL ESTATE BROKER, 611 SEVENTH SteEer, Loans Negotiated. Money Invested, Property Bought, Sold and Exchanged, On first-class Real Estate Security at 8 per cent. : 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- «. STANLEY JONES, G11 Seventh street. DETERGENT. ‘(Une teaspoonful to s gallon ot water wil wash water Silt ‘wash clothing of ef Eins: JOU mirrors (36 vesspoontul to; tata Tr will clean brushes beauttsity. YOUNG'S DETEEGEN-, RK SALE—AT A GuEATSACKIFIC E_—DWEL- ING HOUSE and LOT, No. 1821 6th st., a m Frame House, with'a deep lot to a wide alley. The owner having left the city, authoriz me to sell this property for $800 (one-half its cos on eayy, terms. “For key and other information, apply to JOHN T, Tev9-6t 810 F st. n.w. SALE—Ten or twelve ACRES OF ROUND 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. q ER, 929 H street n.w., between 8'2 and 9% o'clock a.m, fen8-Bt J] WILL TAKE ENCUMBERED O1 U cumbered City Lots or Houses at fair di and give in exchange therefore other city property d some cash. Will also take $50 in cash and sound horse, buggy, and harness, in exchange for desirable lot, subject to only $125, No commis- sions, P.O. Box 477. fe ROE SALE AT A GREAT SACHIFI ‘On account of the dissolution of the co-partner- ship we offer to sell our large assortment of fine GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. SOLID GOLD AND GOLD FILLED CHAINS, DIAMONDS, AND ALL OTHER FINE JEWELRY, SILVER, AND SILVER PLATED WARE. CLOCKS, BKO: &c., &c. FOR 60 Days O8 a At 20 per cent. below cost, at private sale. Every article fully warranted. All commission goods at nett cost, 8, GULDSTELN & G0. COMMISSION BROKERS, feb8-tr (Critic) Corner 10th and D sts, } th ten days, PEs Re ros THE Pure Lonen T Beautiful Cali Large-size pare ‘white Bridal Qulits only 91.68, Into the store now occupied Jotnson & © fetl2-tr CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. “DRY GOODS. Cuesixe ovr ARPETS. Having a considerable stock of CARPETS on hand, and as we shal! net have reom for om at new stom, we will sel) them off at much less cost, Rest Brussels at $1.08, former pr Dol Brussels, 90 Cents, form $1.25 price $1.05 r price $1.19, we te Moses’ corner within about GEO. J. JOHNSON & 0O., fevig-tr 711 Market Space. RU HEAPES DRY GOODS IN WASHINGTON - still continues, Just receive! 6 000 yards beauti- ful yard wide Pact Cambric) at only ® selling im this cfty at 12sec. ; 100 4 (very large where except at retennes (¥ery five tiga: the sam? quality goods n pure Linem Worth Sc. size) Towels at 12'-c. CARTER'S, 707 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store. 20 pieces of double-fold fine Black Cashmere at 25e. 50 pieces of beautiful new Dress Goods, part SH ‘and part only 1Be, Damask, bleached, only 50c, worth §: Pure Wool, large-size Blankets, $2 50. Before the Ist day of Marc! 1878. we will move by Messrs. Goorge 3, rar | or WIDE SHEETING COTTON - 20 CENTS PER FAR Bleached and Brown Cottons at wholesale prices, Table Linens from 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, etc, Damask Towels, 15 cents. Good Calicoes, 442 cents. Black Alpacas, 15, 20, 25, up. Black Cashmeres, double width, from 25 cts, up. 3 Sold at 95, Remnants of Dress Goods at a sacrifice, te close Vain Mohair Dress Goods. 15 ct them out, Full stock of Honsefurnishing Goods at bottom prices. Carpets and Blankets at prin Feather-proof Bed Ticking, 25 cents. Nottingham Laces cheap, C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenne, ll-tr South side, near Teh st, ILHS: SILKS: SILMS: FORCED SALE! MONEY MUST BE OBTAINED: GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED: The owner of this CONSIGNMENT OF SILKS f has ordered us to sell without regard to cost, AN® WE AKE DETERMINED TO OBEY ORDEUS. DON’T DELAY A DAY, or you may be too late for the best Bargains, DON'T SAY **Thave no need for SILKS at the present tim BUY Now, even if you have to lay them aside until next wia- oe RECOLLECT, A Sale of This Kind May Never Oceur Again! LOOK AT THis Price List: Magnificent Gros Grain Silk, fine and heavy, fer ‘all suits, only $1 a y; The regular vatue of this quality 1s $1.50. baa Finish Gros Grain, $1.25; regular valw Extra Magnificent Quality Satin Finish, $1.40. This lot we guarantee to equal any $2 goods im the country, Double-weight Cashmere Desei, $1.75. This let is peary euough for Cloaks, ‘and is well word FINEB GOODS In BAME Prorortion. SZ-Positively no goods will be sold on credit, as this sale is made to obtain CASH AT ONCE. G2100 “ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH for CONNOLLY’, Sia POSITION in any of the Departunente Ade 608 Ninth dress T. R., Star office. 17-6" febll-tr Opposite the Patent UmMoes. KR SALE—Payable in monthly instalments— HOUSE, 1330 11th st. n.w. JOHN SHER- N, Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. AN, Real Es gent, St. Cloud Building. ESIRING TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, I have decided to offer the Stock. Fixtaras and Good Will of the BUOK and STATIONERY BUrINESS in my new building, corner 7th and D sts, for sale. It will be sold at a sacrifice for cash, or Improved Real Estate may be taken in Part pay ment. G. CRANDELL. SP TR Ee % ‘oatte of LOUIS P. SHOEMARER, : as . nw. paw I WILL TAKE HOUSE AND LOT. subject to incumbrance not exceeding half its vaiue, and give in exchange two desirable city Lots, subject to only $187 each. P.O. box 477. 1-006." Te HOLDERS OF CALLED BONDS.—Holders of Called United States Bonds can have them cashed in gold or currency, or exchanged for other Loans negotiated on commission. ta: PETER CAMPBELL, Banker ‘and Broker, Psi Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building.) —_ j25-1m NVESTMENTS. FOR SALE. District of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold District of Columbia \- nae Col ‘18 years 7 per cent. curren. nds. ‘Washinj 30 6 cent. gold bonds, ited States Bonds of aly sues, “and other e- U bert LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. 312-ly__ Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. 1,200 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. CHAB) F. AF! ere a ae BOOTS AND SHOES. N=Ew YORK SHOE STORE, D 605 Pennsylvania avenue. BOOTS and SHOES as cheap as anywhere in the United States, oh Ladies’ Foxed Button. Ladies’ Foxed Lace. Ladies’ best quality Pe, Goat Ladies’ finest French Kid Button xxxx Ladies’ French Heels Kid But., worked hi Misses’ Pebble Goat Button and Lace.90, 1. g hildren's 7 to 10 Buttou and Lace. 79. 1 ents’ r Skin Cong., n¢ Gents’ Cait ¢ GEO. MCCARTH E81RABLESTOCK OF FALL INT: GOODS for Ladies and Genter Woke Genta, closed out at manufacturi: rices. of my Patent Leather Pressrtative gives ca See ed gt bap BED A Po str 3. J. GEORGES, ‘O MORE FROOKED HEELS. Nee SLIPPING OF, THE ae Protectors last twice STH'S Patent (Steel) make your Shoes PROFESSIONAL. N. DUTTON, Cloaks, Waterproof Cloths, CI and Cloths for Men and Boys’ Wear, Napkins, Towelings, Table Damasks, with full Stock of Sta~ Sp.m, ‘seibay~ RB. J.-B. GIB! D BS psxrisr aa REMOVED TO 703 16TH mari-| Over Thompson’s Drag Store. REULING, i of Mary. and Eye and Fae fone . No. 1900 Penasylvanis avenue, a Sout ot ae eae Cteeure OUT SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER DRY GoopDs, At greatly reduced prices, many at less than cost, for 30 days only, and for cash, sce Bs rset, Mack ant Gres cue Kings, Cassimeres ple Domestic Goods, at the Lowest Cash Prices. 4@ All goods warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY's, f2-tr 801, Cor. 8th st. and Market Space. RY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. We are having our Q7p24 semi-annual sales ef au DEE SosvE a 2 SABPErINGS. - our immense stoc ine, choice and sirable Dry Goods and Carpets will be sold at cost ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of Rem Odds, Ends, &c., will be sold at less = W. W. BUEDETTE & 00. No, 928 ?rx 8r. : No. 706 K St. ¥.w. yan20-tr GPECIAL NOTICE. NOW IS THE TIMETO BUY DRY @00Ds. To reduce stock previous to inventory, will allow @ sir a ane DISCOUNT OF "124 PER CENT. on all cash sales, commenct: . January 28th, and will continue for ON. Ys Oke Splendia ee of new PRINTS, Mend and 6 cts. Large lot of Bleached and Brown COTTONS, at 64, 7, 8, 9 and 10 hat 10-¢ SHEETIA ard 50 pieces Bi pees Son bought at auction, leces 7 5 at = soomant writ the same discount ‘ - Di wide i bw sciblendia CASHMERES only SLige. Lupin’s ALL WOOL, only 55. 00,02. of the'best Wikite SHIRTS win be sola BLANKETS and COMFORTS st cost. 500 pieces of Hambu: EDGES and INSERT- 1NGS from auction, wil 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, 326-0r Second door from 7th street. HEAP DRY Guops. too much Winter Stock, I will the vantage of getting Goods leas ‘than it Al ol ogaat J Pema colors 26 cts., worth 25. ‘Wholestock Dress Goods reduced in price. Fall stock Sheeti ool nels 1255, 15, 20, Galicoes 434. 535, Oi cents; = © 00 cents. ‘Carpets sacrificed—Brussels 85 cents to $1.10, Ex All-woo! Carpets 80 cents, new. HN PATOH, 606 10th and 394 1ath ie, with full abstracts of propersy nut