Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY..... Febrnmary It, 1878. CEOSBY 8. NOYES....Ed orn Circutation over S738 eis ey thal Ergkee, that other da 4 nat nd more than that Of all the others aaded er. + 202- ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In their an- Bouncements as early in the day as possible, and in all cases before 120"clock M, TheJnsertion in the day’s issue of those reaching the office after ‘hat hour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Kattortal or Business Manager of THR STAR, according to their tenor, and not te any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Checks, ete. 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. Adjusting the Financia! TReintions of the United States te the District. We have examined with some eare the amendment to the 1th section of our tax law offered by Governor Hendee in the House, and published in Tuesday's Star. It bears serutiny well. and appears to usa most sim- ple, and therefore satisfactory, way to settle the financial relations of the United States to | the District, the settlement of which is the one boon all crave at the handsof Congress. Every other interest of ours. calling for legislation atthis time. is absolutely insignificant when compared with this paramount one. feeting. as it does, all classes in all grades ns of life,down to tht poorest deni sguatter’s hovel. The amendment provides that the United States shall eease to appropriate, for part support of our police, fire and health departments: that it, through the Seeretary of the Treasury, shall credit to the District from and after July 1, 1877—thus including the current fiscal year—dollar for dollar, as much as the District treasurer shall deposit in the Treasury of th i to the credit of t) be so credited until the Secretary of the Trea- sury has actual proof by deposit that the peo- ple of the District have paid up their propor- tion. From this fund all the expenses of the Distriet government proper are to be paid. The Commissioners can only apply the money to purposes authorized by law or to those in- eluded in estimates submitted by them in de- tail and appropriated by Congress. The re- sult will be to establish an income for the Dis- trict of a reliable character to the extent of the tax law, subject to modification by Con- gressfand with one vehicle of expenditure only. The immediate effect will be to secure to the District for the current year an amount equal to its revenues, say a total of about $1,550,000. From this will be deducted the amount paid by the United States for the sup- port of the Police. Fire and Health depart- ments, amounting to about $150/4"; for an ap- propriation of $250,006) for general purposes : and for advances for interest on 3.65 bonds,— amounting altogether to about ##0,00, thus leaving in round numbers about $550,000 avail- able for District purposes. The estimates submitted by the Commis- sioners last month, and referred to in the text of the amendment, called for about this amount te be appropriated by Congress to enable them to carry out the purposes men- tioned in detail in the estimates. These em- tinuanee of the public schools for where rotten wooden pavements have become impassable; for the improvement of certain localities and for payment of judgments, &c. all of which, it appears, ean be suc exeeuted as a result of the passage of this amendment, while the income in the future will be sufficient ter an economical and judi- cious prosecution of the improvement of the Streets. As tothe amount the United States would have to pay under this amendment, hereafter yearly, it must not be overlooked that it will be entirely under the control of Congress, as the Distriet can have only the amount of revenues it will be authorized by law to collect, and that amount will be the exact measure of the contributions of the United States. The jury in the famous Kirby will case in Cincinnati have returned a verdict, setting aside the will as that of an insane man. Mr. Kirby was an old man of large wealth, who died leaving a will which provided for three sets of children, in addition to those bearing his name. His heirs, among whom are the wives of Donn Piatt and Congressman Ban- ning, contested the will,on the ground that the persons whose paternity he acknowledged were not really his children. The testimony showed conclusively, on the direct confession of the guilty parties, that the old man in his dotage was made the victim of three design- ing women of the most abandoned character. The Cincinnati papers all agree in declaring the verdiet a righteous one. The bill reported from the House District committee yesterdxy to provide a form of government forthe District of Columbia, has some good points, but is so loaded down by provisions that will create protracted debate in Congress—particularly that inflicting suf- {rage upon the people here—that its chances for passage this session are well nigh hopeless. The suffrage feature is understood to be the hobby of Gov. Claflin, of Massachu: . unaccountable that a gentleman of h gence and experience should be so misled as to favor the something that not only is not asked for, but which was such a frightful evil while it existed, that the people shrink with dread at the very mention of its return. We put aside altogether the provisions intend- ed to qualify and ameliorate this suffrage, be- eanse there is not the slightest p ibility that any property or other qualification will be | permitted to remain in the bill. They will be scouted at once as unrepubliean, and very few members will dare to vote for them, whatever their convictions may be. The truth directly Stated is thatthe bill, if it passes at all, will | pass with all the qualifications stricken out, and ina shape to diluted Murder Bay suffrage. But the proba- bility, we may say the certainty, is, that the inevitable debate upon the bill will in the start consume all the little time allotted to District legislation, and it will die unacted upon, as so many District measures loaded down with in- dividual hobbies e done in the past. The Congressional kettle has boiled over again, with a great splutteringand hissingand | the evolution of any quantity of steam; but all | Serious damage is obviated by the application of cooling “explanations ;* and it is quite pos- sible that these vapory occurrences are provi- dential arrangements in the. economy of poli- ties, designed to prevent tremendous explo- sions. ++e0e- It isa mistake .to suppose that the recent panic, which has caused so great suffering, is exceptionally disastrous. Statistics show that in proportion to the increased population, manufactures and commerce of the country, ahe amount of failures is no greater than at other periods in our history. 4s stated, in the four years including and following the panic of 1857 the annual amount of failures aver- aged $152,400.00, which, divided by the census population of 31,400,000 in 1850, would represent about $1.20 per head. In the last five years, in- cluding the panic year, the failures averaged $198,300,000 per annum, whieh would represent about $4.9 per head on 45,900,000, the generally admitted estimate of the present population ofthe country. But the argument of consola. tion based on statistics has never yet been known to satisfy a hungry ma: Of the men of President now left —Mo . time members ntkomery ‘Bair. ‘of “Maryland, Ty Bair, of Marylan eron, of Pennsylvania | Mr. pens errs. Hugh Mec; vernor Dennison of Ohio, who w re at time members of Lincoln's cabinet, are stil living. They were not, however, members of his original cabinet, ulloch, and ex- hould in all cases be made payable | restoration to this District of | ve us another dose of un- | G AUTIER'S BOWLING ALLEYS, pt OPEN SATURDAY. ATIONS OF THE INT R- Is STRAg AL LESSONS FOR Ieee Hand ‘Book ou Mine Reading<, by Chamberlin & yand the Word, hy Moody. a tenth. by Wet Markay. | i Unseen World, Mon od | Orhodoxy, Boston | Life of Trust. by Wey | For sal Ww. BALLANTINE'S. Sebietr 8 7th street. AGENCE ¥ | Sirth and C strects nse, Wi | | | | Lectures, by Cook. Muller OF THE WESTCHESTER FIR INSURANCE i COMPANY j OF NEW YORK, No. 611 SEVENTH STREET. Cash Assets... +» $1,°00,000. WASHINGTON CITY. Feb. 13, 1878. | This Company will from thi day be represented in Washington City and ths District of Cotumbia by JOHN RIGGL Raat The patrons of the will G HEAP HOUSE Fi PEE GOODS . AND CARPETS. 4°. an Sore ad oes oc ‘s ere 4 Marseilles 3 Spread, | $1.60, worth $3. Full width Sheetings, 182., cheap at 25. | All Linen Bleached Table Linen. 50c. Yard Bleached Muslin, 8c.. sold sisewhere le. Flannel prices teduced—Cas-imeres very cheap, | ive givn.in city in Black Cashinerss— from 25 $1.50. | Back ‘Aitaea$ Special Bargains. Dress Good: . 10, 12. 15, 20. : No person Give us a trial and you wl find us just, T. NAUDAI» 709 Market Space. ,OOKS: To sv 1T TH THE TIMES. History of nthe Kighteenth Cantur Compan febl tand | Leek: $5. Manual of the Anatomy of L i verteb: ted A! hima 'y 5. Stories from | Homer: zl with colored dosigns from Fiaxman %: arta s Year Book, 1878; Martin; $3 60. the, English vol 1; Breen: ‘$2.50. Bopuiae Ast Newcomb: History of a Crim™ Victor Haze: i | Scent Fela Marghar Count Moltke's Letters | | from Russia; 26 cents. Field Paths and @reen | | Lanes: Country Waiks in Surtey and kssee: § | | Story of a Mine: Bret Harte: $1. Two Tales of i} Married Life: 30 cents. Enj neering Specifications and Contracts: Haugp ‘on Rich; from the « Mrs Wistee: 82.50. Whitakers Ain SO cents. An Open Verdict: Bradito Pu i¢,Theor} of Money and Currency | $150. Free Oy OT OMONS & CHAPMAN, | _febid-tr 911 Pennsyleania ave. rmal . 187 5 cents. JX OBDER TO REDUCE STOCK WITHOUT DELAY, TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE | SPRING STOCK j | FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS I OFFER | THE FOLLOWING | SPECIAL BARGAINS: DRESS AND BUSINESS BUITS. 35; selling now, sg | EI r 16 14; selling now, London Worsted. 10; selling now, D. B. pers oes AND VESTS. } French Worst sold ; selling now, English Diagonal ‘dot sold for 30; selling now, Hinsdale Stripe.-....sold for 15; selling now, | Riverside Worsted...sold fer 12; selling now, 8 i sold tor 6.00: selling now, 4.00 Dobson's Sd do..suld for “400; selling wow, 50 | Union Plaid. .../sold for 3.00; selling now, Hivy Work Pi's.sold for #.60: selling now: 1:50 | am i Special attention is called to the following Goods, | which have been reduced In proportion: Fine Black Cioth Dress Suits, Youths’ Dress and Business Suits, | Boys’ Overcoats, Dress and School Suits, Children’s Dress and Every Day Suits, \ | 4. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Tebl4-te Between 10th and 11th streets, N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA Gueestear gon INSON et aie re NB, F et al. No, 5.433 Eq. Dor. 16. ‘The Trustees in this cause having ri sale of Lots 5.6, Zand 8, in Square sum of $27,000, 1878, Urdered tat the said eee stand confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be showa, on or bef fore the 187 DAY OF MARCH, 1878, By the Court. feb14 thst N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIs- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. GREENLEAF JOHNSON et al, vy. Stine ANIEL B. - Freirr et al.—No. 5,433, 7 Upon filing the above report of sale (of Lot. No. 29, In Shepherd's subdivinion of squass No. 164, ) Ri is ordered by the Cour", this 30th day of Jami ary, 1878, that the sale therein reported be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown within ‘thirty days from the date of this order, feb14-th3t THE SUPREME COURT OF cae Dis- OF COLUMBIA. In ther matter of In Rankraptcy. BERNHARD SILVERBERG, ERBERG. of Wash- for the it is, this 30ta day of January, To the Creditore of B. SIL ington City, District of Columbia: You are hereby nott fied that the above-named re- spondent has prop ition of twenty-five cent. on the dollar of his. indebtedness, in satis faction of the debts due his cred! and that a meeting of his creditors will be held af tie offs of 3. Sayles Brown. Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, in | We City Hap. Washington. D. C.. at 12 o'clock M.. on the 18TH DAY. i Furcal ra 3, }o consider sai roposition for com| tion, as in | Such case made and provided. ve | order of the Caurt. farean.s R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, j Feonm, ORANGES 's Por- ae. | Arrived to-day directly from the grove. | N. W. BURCHELL, _fent3 ot _ 1332 F street Bus COUGH SYRUP, 19 cts. ‘Cook's Balm of Life, 75 ‘ets. | ous Plasters. 15 cts.: Glenn's Sulphu », 20 ots, Koman Miniment, 44 cts.: Hall's Hair Renewer, 70 cts. Homo-opathic Medicines, 15 cts, per bot” tle, warranted fresh, for cash. W. A, GRAYS DRUG STORE, feb18-3t" "$17 Massachusettrave. JLOTHAND C STREETS — Fresh ed | ROLLS and PRINT BUTT Fresh EGGS, arriving any on commission. feb12-3t" | WEDDING PRESENTS. i | | i } M. 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 PARIS FANCY GOODS, | POTTERY, PORCELAIN, &€. Allof which are designed especially for WEDDING PRESENTS. fevll-tr a BARBER & CO., Mavinep Purchased the entire Stock of Gas FIXTURES, MANTELS, RANGES, LATROBES GRATES & FURNACES, Belonging to the late i firm of SMITH. BIRGE & Co., qelers, Temoving to their new store in Masonic ee offer the same for sale at a LARGE DIS- for cash. Persons desiring any of the above Geode a consult thelr own Interest by calling at Wo. 93%. street n, ‘After, removal we hall offer, at our new ani 909 F STREET, rakacosie TEMFLE, a compiete fared toexecute workat short notion ant ar Ube Ker Rares for ready pay PLUMBING, GAS AND STEQM-FITTING, any ain ‘FITTING | Promptly done tn ‘workinanlike manner. | PCOPps SFURNAC ESaspecialty. " febo-7: NE TON PRIME SUGAR-CUBED Shoulders, 8. fer ib. Best Hams, 12) Sagara, T tole: perio ff t : 020s. Per iyo. WITMER, fet7-tr _ 1918 Peansyleania ave. N: JENSEN, ¥ ATCH REPAIRER. 20 years with i. KEN, now at 913 BENNSYLV ANIA AVENUE, ote es WATCHES 7 ES _ SPECIALTY. Watches put in compiete order by me are. re guaran- teed for one year, or money refunded. AHS LOT OF DEMONG EUT’S =o MARU- AOTUEED, Pes. at @ very Y¥ | OVERCOATS, ly | > — A Ct private family: WANTS. references required. { Lst., Navy Yoro. a =D—By a y ON | tn a cigar store: will pay the sum of $25 to one who will pra OLORED SURSE, ina small dig age one ‘preferred;) No.761 7 best, commer feria 2° oung man, a SITOAT ure the same tor him, Ad- off febl4-2. TENANTS for nicely furnished, communicating ROOMS. , On Second floor; / te or separate, 908. Fst Bil rent together’ or sepa 908 Fst YANTED_A Stands the Uni A Vavenue, nt posittor y ington; one p payments. ANTED-A German girl, do. ‘Avely at No, 307 10 YANTED_A reliable WHITE WOMA and irener in a privat rences, Lock cook, Washer on with refel t "nu 5 Fronid be “willing tor travel) or chamber light ite cy HOUSE, provements, | App ‘st. JAMES Bb TANTED—AY t Room 5, N om 9 7 Es, BONNETS an TAN ANTED By other Furniture, fice. . DW. VEY, 952 F's ayment down, Address X. BR. P “SITUATION eral housework references given if required. reel 2. a lady. less than half thelr RLS and other Jewelry NING. 'n' Masquorads ultes “W ike a d"s Bedstead ani ANTED— Inv RETATELY Three HANDS, at J, DE’ who unde UNG M ertaking 1 rev hbiy.to KING'S. 922 Penns! a titst cass MULLS EE pee 0 7 ANTED—A small Improved FARM, from 15 to 40 acres, from 3 to 10 miles from Wash- the balance on easy Star office, 113-6t by a respectable hamberm. Pia. aad ‘as Cook or CI new. ini Box 555 City P feb3-3c* 9401 )—For three months, a well furnish about 10 rooms, moderu tn Bureau of Infurmativ HILP & ad OUT 05 Tebts-3e* ure, Drawing. ‘Tra to 3 o'clock. Perth mode al : going rst, Som wl other Finery: ar Bedding com also, Address "*Dcess, nae [ATELY — ood AT W. WAL 57 feniz 3° W board, ANTED—TENANTS for two Rooms on second floor, al large pleasant with or with mut ork ave. febl: FOR RENT AND 8 SALK. No. 2011 I st Caarles Taomas, st. u.w. 1143) RE iarze, handsome front third ROOM: and tack atone N, 5197 commu unfurnished: very cheap; 718 12th st. 10° LE-Valuabie LEASEHOLD PROP- ERTY vlging $212 per annum, payable semi- apnually ress. NT? Atiorn Westmnbusters Carroll cownt ye fentedee OR RENT-—In suburbs of city, a PLACE of fifty acres. suitable for dairy or market house of five rooms and ontiuildings; reat. ‘Terms $25 per m thy ALLY to NLEY Jos ES, 51171 nie 6.* ie RENT. One aTse SaaS ae oa Fr second oe n conveniences, with oF it 929 "13 2 #3 . 201 Penns ia first- nse KTORE, 2 Taos. E- wal 5 MAN, 519 71h st [OR RENT—Seven-room HOUSE, hail, and gas: corner Rhode Isiand ave. and 8:h s rent $20. Apply 1106 L st. nw. 113 3t R-RENT-A Frame (COTTAGE, 8 ‘oomns, water, stale, eon Hign-st. eM Georg: lown, “Apply to JOH TV a Af rat 7 Market. SALE—A uew 6-room HOU- a gas 4 Water and a good cellar: 18:h and B st Inquire northwest corner Sth aad East Cap Fe OR RENT_-BUTCHER'S BENCH in Roggs | Market; cheap rent. Apply at Mote. Marke 1616 14h st. n.w. febla-3.* K RENT-Five unfurnished ROOMS, hot water, bath, and gas, toa family of aduits: low rent: 2009 14th febi2 6.* JOR RENT—Nos. 331 aud 833 C st, s.¢., having modern improvements; 7 rooms; reni'$20. fev12-3t_ THOS WAGGAM a H. Ww SRNER'S « On rity RENT—Two or three unfurnished KOUMS Fu. light housekeeping, at 913 9in st. nw. Tel12. (OR RENT—A three-story HOUSE, pressed FoR ER t, No. 17 H st. n.w.: contains seven Pom treet cars « “We "T— One & room FRAME HOUSE, No. 148 1? st: $20 per month, Ox BRICK HOUSE, corner 15:h and'N st ih. Apply to JOHN F, GREES ass the 12-3 7 i620 14th feb12-3 * TANTED- 500, Bionerty and ox 4 ANTED_PEl turnishe cooked food for tabl gienically can do so. a TON BUGG ANTED— n y rience in taking care man, speaks Engli: | dress FRENCH NURSE. Star offic dor unfurnished Booms. Jump-seat WAGON good Butlding Lot will be of Geneva, Switzei 000 BRICK, for whi part cash will be give RSONS TO OCCUP ¥ with te. live hy- A128. an a PH ¥. and good work HORSE, given. ad febi2 le. Those desirin, Apply at 922 N. mice wh ing man, a native land, who “has Nad exp» of horses, understands Ger sh fluentiy, and F.ench thor- oughly, wants EMPLOYMENT as coachman and house servant, Address P, F, E. D., Loc | 9, Washington, D. C febl2 TANTED-A French ¢ girl wi wishes a SITUA- TION as murse: is well recommended. Ad- ced oe bey to get 18 PICT D PH@TOGRAPHS oo DD "8,467 Pennsylvania fel9-2w Bw seven OR RENT— Very pleasant front ROO MS, nished, on second au third tloors, w renient to himodern I the department: 703 8th st. feblL-Lw* nd M: nveniel tion and new iy Dut ineompiete order, WICK, cor. F and Bt hsts., Room 3h ay nished R aldonces. F. W. MILLER . ‘Gh. at Fst. n.w ITHOUT BoaRb—One or tw yels Furnished ROOMS, second stor at 1424 Q st. new 8 6t* Fo RENT—Neat six-room BRICK HOUSE on Boundary st., between New Jersey ave. and 5th st.. opposite LeDroit Park Rent inoderate, Inquire of Dr. G ond door maid; references. office, Please ANTED-—A SITUATION fora French lad: is wi'ling to go abroad; s first-c'asa city address LADY “8 MALD, Star fer se ANTE. Six x good CARPENTERS — one Bean Ome y, at ROBERT FUL Beatty fel8-6t" ANTED—To. or Mathemat day gr even ing, FL Logi Latin id 25 cents a lesson. Teach oo Rhetoris, ‘8. ‘Terms favorable, 15 ane NN, A.M., 1227 Lst.n.w. OL TF mall quantities, large 0 paid. HICKEY & D.W D GOLD and SILVER, Highest price CO., $40 Fennsylvania avenue eb6-Ln, ANTED—-LIBRARY TABLE, TOE to. Gentlemen's places taken 18 | dress 2429 M st.n.w. M,DU RK! Florist, TANTED—To Ermine Fur Beaver, sold for $25: selling now, He) o pe ADT OFFICE DESK. Address 3. A; Stat West of Englan sold f¢ ; selling now, Lud Siberia Fur ; selling now, Warm FAMILIES TO CALL acd sciect Blue, BI'k and Bn. ; Selling now, 0 \ from a 'arge number of highly recommended Lippett's Blue selling now, 8 | colored and white Servants. Apply at Eureka "Ss selling now, 7| lovment Office, 931 10th rK new. 3 Blue Chinchi! selling now, 4 | QUISE C, HATTON, torn fim ANTED GRAPE and ORCHARD PRUN- PANTALOONS, | Wana city orcountry. General pargenlng Enel pe....s0ld for $8.00; selling now,86.00 | inallitsiranches snd Jopbing promptly attend Harris Casslasreotd for 7.00; selling now, 6.00 ‘all or ad~ j29-; os w STOVES ness Groceries on } Fase at at BUTLER’ ‘3, hy K sts. n.w. re. Stoves rented. Smokey Chimneys cured or no novi6-tr Ww: NTED_FE, \ CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, ATHERS to renovate at augi6-ly ANTED—To exchan| ones, Groceries or Fuel x K nw. Latrobes new STOVES for old at BUTLER'S. 5th to heat two rooms, $20 to sepl5-tr WANTED A perfect and clean number of the EVENING STA. ie price will be paid. y of the first STAR, for which a ply at the » aug30-tf SrANTED Fins UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years and rears experience. Uphol- goods and work at lowest possible prices, ah CHACE, 614 Loutsiana arenue. au ay” auglé- OR RE! ‘The QUARRIES 01 or the ** Mortonvilie** fariny (ne .) lately worked by the M fhe Mi ORT “orgeti OR RE toJOHN Clow HOt G st. nw. HIHMAN, Heal Estate Agent Apply Pee K _RENT—HOUSE No, now., eleven rooms; esata in roverile nts. Rent $30 per month, Apply to W- aon NSO tebe: LLS CL 718 13th st. new, OR SALE AT F ERCH. VInGiNta— ight aniles from Washington, same distance rom Klcxandtian a denen CaO SEY ENE With 15 acres land: well stocked with fruit: good barn and other outhouses; well of excellent water: cistern and other new improvements; house nine rooms, with veranda and cor passed’ in the neighborhood ¢ aa 8 country” residens alls Chureh, Virginia, r= ington as a Address H. 3. febé-Im* _Besirabie DWELLING | ave. OR BENT Three HOUs 327 and cor, Mo, at 331 ¥«NT—Corner STORE and DWELLING, rent toa good Key next im. ny uitable for any business, tenant, 4th and door. "Enquire Fo RENT— nia ave, n.w, Low C sts, af apltol Hin, ). 423 11th st. now. ply to J. R, 1011 Est. n.w. _ j19-im* Re RENT OR SALB—1446 Be sts (new,) fin- ished in best style; 18 root every room heated, including bath and servants’ rooms: speaie ou tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- table and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time, oR BENT Fornished PARLORS and BED- (OOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house- ieening and several tae BOOMS. 854 P< enn sylvaniaave corner 4! novil-4m* _ BOARDING. ANTED_MOTHS and other insects In furni- exterminate by superheated steam, CHACE'S. Upliclsteren 614 La. ave. at augié-ly PRTED CAR ‘ETS to CLEAN, i at RICE: ‘8 eam Beatin, orca ‘Sea re gta without cl Vorks, 496 Maine 6, be- ‘nw. Called for aud delivered jy13-1y TERRY'S REETS to CLEAN, at MCGRY Eureka Steam Keating and Srreept 5 Werk, ce Uihost wharf. Orders by mall. or he Mire 2. HELL'S, Market Space. fe21-1y Wine TED—Gentlemen, fo know, that WM. E, rchant Tal! 1011 New York ave! makes of Cutting Garments 10 Syenne nue, pane, ne a epecialty Ca ing Sty LOST AND FOUND. OST-A CREPE VAIL, The finder wil be ket 8; rewarded by leaving itat LOWE'S, 811 Mere Space. OARDING.—Handsomely Furnished ROOMS, €n suite or single, with first-class TABLE ARD. No, 419 6ih st. n.w., near Avenue, 7th aud Fst. cars: febl4-3.* 17 FOUR AND-A-HALF ST,—For rent, pleasant front ROOMS, with BOA, fur- | No. Pen with cellar and threo | large Hors rately cca pied by Francis Lah, Ap- FOR RENT AND SALE. Fr 512 5th st. n.w., mod. imps. airs chs n.W., mod, imps. 1814 F st. n.w., mod. imps IBIS Ve. ave. nw.. niod. imi) yay hod. tinps Hi Pst- now. aod nape These 645 Pa. ave. ast, mod. Mnps. ise nae D.W. mod. imps. 7th st. s.¢ Sth st. n. és, mod, imps. 16 R. LT. ave. n.w.. 5 rs. | 17527 si.'n. we, 8 rs 5 9th st. p.e., 6 Fs. Tobrownts Goart, rs | 2002 Boundary st. 7 rs | 1526 Columbia st. n.w. Stores. aNT. THRODORE F. GATCHEL. LE Dror ReinpiNe, Sth and F M1 F streets, | | 1816 Fst. nw _ fev lw EAL ESTATE BU LLETIN TH E. Frage MAN 19 Sevent \ oll made ev ‘Wednesday and Saturday. J Three-Story rick i poses Sor Sale. | 1908 H st. n.w., mod. imps. 1 Ww. mod. imps, 217 A st. s.e.,'mod. imps., 11 123 Bs mod, imps.."9 rs W., mod. imps., 10° rs. W-~ Mod. 15 rs, etown, mod. imps... 6.3 Cie and North Caplio st j mot te Ors 6 00 B MDs. 5.00 Smads tnps., 9 Imps. 7 rs. water, 6 Ts. 16418 Riowu's Court, bili, cack, ie orth Carolina ave. n.c., bib. 6 Unim proved Property Bor’ ‘Sale bet, Btivand Gib Thand Grant Mand i6ih n.w.. per ft. Ave 24-hand Soh new M stey bot, S6thand 2ist. Be Cst.. bet, @Land Sd new. t tore, N. E. cor. ‘sist and Ta. 408 Gil st. new., mod. im} S.w.cor-dthand Nstsn.W, 68 Ist. n.w., mod. imps., 10 1718 Pa, ave. n. w., store, mod. imps. 6 rs - Ors, St. n.W., mod. IMps., 50 40 New ¥ ork ave. n.w., mod. iinps., 13 rs. 40 itn st. news, mod, Imps. 10 rs 40 few. store, mod. ‘imps Vir 35 , store, mod, it 1 ‘ast Captisl st., m 25 th st. mod. imps. we ey 20 aware ave. n.e.. water,6 rs 20 th st. n.w., mod. imps., 8 rs 20 i.» Georgetown, mod, Inips.. 9 20 t. 8. W.. mod. ty 20 sen, Mod. imped tee 2) St. n.W., mod. tnps., TFs. 20 h st. D.W.. Mod. imps.. 6 rs 20 Sirah at, wwe inode imps 6 rs. 20 618 13 h st., store, mod. imps , 4 rs 2 331 333 C at. s.e., mod. imps .7 rs... Tissue on the Ist and 15th of each month a lotin’) of a of all property for saleand rent on my books, ‘on application at my office, or Will'be sent by mall frasstress — 50 FOR RENT AND SALE. _ W iE BURFORD. Real Estate Broke 108 E street FROPERT: FOR RENT, all med. tmps., ‘Lr, yall mot kas and wa! new) $0 paying 10 per cent. on $3 OO Vofter for $2,500, on easy terms. two modern HOUSES, situated northwest and re each for $25 per month, Also, a new. two BRICK. 9 roomsand med. imps, for $3.00 cash payment and long tithe. _ BUSINESS CHANCES. the city, corner S rem ies, CE-A family declining h ‘use | Keeping desitestesell a Nod Dec ker PIAN in perfect Order and good as n-w. | App'y DECKER AGENCY, No. 407 10th st, febte-st OR SALE—A CLUSTER RING monds, original ‘cost $400. TCH and CHALN, origina soit Tor ese than hall the aud 1 fe 14 3 Address DLA- MOND, Star oftice, febl4 3t Fer sace BAB and REST <U' TRAN r located: now doing a & having sther baste Apply to HAVES and Louisiana av FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN A for short periods, In sma!! suis, on geal int ral, Aadress H. X.. Star office. "fe 13-21" J ANTED- For Cast A FARM of 15 acres; must be In good buildings, “JOHN SHERMAN, Real Cloud Building. | RoEsAl L.E—A very a SE. on mont location convenient, offic will vk & DUDLEY, K ™ $50 or $40; ‘Adiiress. P OSITIY Bus i LOTS AT LOW PRIC Es. are authorized by Exncutirs to s JHN WILSOD Of late T sts. new. and adjoin 0.. 631 F st. new, hig | | ; dwelling | The plas will he a bargain, Apply TINGES & SAR- iEANT, 50 Lexington st., Baltimore. feb13-6t | Tacit seit the EN TUE OUTEIT | Fue SALE_ F STONY AND HIGH POINT FISHI SHORES. consisting of Boats, Gar, Seines, Ky Ks. Cx two Bollers, three E. sgines ‘and ing for «3 T approved s ‘Apps HEN IY ARKE. Executor. 12% | st, and Maryla sd ay ¢ Balt. Sun febl33t" TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, at on half the ir | two small LOTS near t ‘apt it 7H.W ARN ERE Corn 6 F st au HANGE IMPROVED PROPER- Lys under gvod Tent, for agued LOT it. t corner Isihst. and N.Y D TO BORROW 32.500 wcaatedd \ perty in this city werth twice ta: no commission paid,” Address T, 1. offic fe QOFEICE FOR RENT, ‘cont ay located for At rys, Agents. Justices, &c.. and a large ROOM suitable fora Printer, Mod ker, or for any nical business B. H. WARNER & CO, 916 Fst. F? SALE—W NDCOAL YARD. For articulars Inquire northwest corner Lth st. and Rhode Island avenue, feb1L-6: \ OR SALE.—A fine FARM of 400 acres within two miles of railroad depot, located. in. the most desirable part of Fauquier county, Va., part Of the original *-Marshail Estate:*” well’ improved by a fine stone house, 8 rooms, kitchen, cellars and Loans. | $5.000 In one sum at 8 per ct, 1,000 at 8 por et. Auction Sales OnBATURDAY, February 16th, at 4:90 Te 0, 233 8d st. 8. Ww. fevis- FoRSEN R. 0. 5" HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.W, | 9 office Tobie over 1419, 21 and 23 N.Y. avenue, 1419 N.Y. ave. $17 71h st. n. w. 421 NLY: av 5 921 Th st. a. Ww 75 La. ave. st w ‘Dwellings, ol! Large hall and 15 elegant re 35 ies ith st. no. ‘for above property at feb9-tr R RENT BY | THEODORE F. GATCHEL, Le Droit Bullding, 8th and F streets, P st. n.w., mod. imps., 11rs.. 4515 Vermont ave. n.w., mod. imps., 8 rs. st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 0 rs. | 2299 12th st. n.w.y 4 rs 1752 T st. n.w., 8 rs 825 9th ne, 6 oi alll Eicty 16 R. 2002 Rouindary st 907 9th st. n. 24 7th st. B ‘7th st. n.w. 50 hoxebemstent oF permanent.’ Also, TABL Boe 2 ° CARDING —Handsomely Fi Furnished ROOMS, 2:7 BENT — en suite or single, wit! BOARD. 612 9th st. n.w., and Trantient Boarders accommodated. PEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH first-class TABLE BOARD, with a New York family, where the comforts of home can be en. Bis at moderate expense; married people wreforged: G first-class TA BL Fst.n.w. Also, feb11-6.* EMONT HOUSE—Gooa Hotel BOARD three meals a day, includiny at Ha 2nd $30 per month, $8 to ayer week, 68.60, per day. | Every room newiy P apered, painted, ana ed with, Brussels carpet, an ‘parbli-top mostly heated Ost Part of SCORE of OPERA “La = Diack’ walnut tupniture, hole.’ Finder rewarded by roturaing J to | steam. Oates" Troupe, National Theater, OST Between 2d st. east and Capitol. x I 4 PERS belonging, to" Sirs. Cy A. ayia, aa- FOR SALE. ressed to retar’ ‘reasur, Inder p'ease re= — turn to her, 494 Maryland ave. 8.W. ire tom OR BALE E—A_ superb Wood's O8T—Thureday and part of W. Florida Sea Bear. y rewarded by Nands on the other side. 7 Sreaiing., Sch jost.. CHARM ATCH charm being with eonoran W. P.G. on Finder y leaving same at 326 4 A ed by him last 1500 I st. ew. ISSOLUTION rtnershij THOMAS. U under the uae OF HALL & HUMES” dissolved by mutual Either partner is eys due the late firm. Allaccounts due once. WASHINGT . raken from the original = iron head an engraving of thi itor, me, ‘The cane is of especial value to te he will be grateful for its ts return. to DMIRAL WORDEN left at soma hoase visit- ‘wee a CANE made of wood “Monitor. ** OF COPARTNERSHIP. ‘EBRU ARY 1, 18’ heretofore existin Tate Eand JAMES K. ELE, . 8 inte ‘as consent, thorized to receipt for mon- Tequested to be settled at HALL & HUME, ‘ON, D.C., February 1, 1878, We, the undersigned, have this day formed a ¢o- paxwership under the style and firm of HUME, 8 & CO., for the prosecution of the grocery business, lately’ carried on by Hall & Hume, The fesistte of the public and all prompt and reliable customers of the old firm is respectfully so- OMAS L. HUM! H. F. Davis, ” febT-26 JAMES K. CLEARY. ER SALE—A 74 octave, Square Grand PIANO, ata sacrifice. Inquire 723 7th street We lanos for rent, ‘at| low ‘rates. feb4-2W CATHAB- ‘TAN’S VEGETAB! N ai TICAND ENTLBLLIOUS PIL Te i ‘The demand for these 2 Pills has s largely increased. ir merits We therefore call asa general family pis physic. tet tent! ‘Prepared with the care, they present ‘the following good qual- warranted wholly They are hey are action Is prompt, certain and ‘sifectuat, healing to the stomach. ey start the iree in a healthy and active oper- whey cure billousness, sick headache and costive- whey are invaluable for indigestion and dyspep- “They thoroughly cleanse the entire system. dey do not gripe or give pain during their ac- Ee Bp aiapten for: general use. Children and Galieate pe can them as well 4s the strong er Home “made. they are always fresh, Cente oe patent pills Keeally are not, ) and conse- Tea Coe eHlectual.. Price, 25 cents per a.’ HUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, $30-tr Gnd corner t4th wad’? wito. UOT PONSARD) V an eee Yew sapel“Dry, Dry, 2nd, full bodied. Sr ale, Fa SHUME, err 867 Market Space. T. Ri SES HOUSE OF INDUSTEY, In graze age br nor CHarirY, DRESS MAKING, under the diester: of of elegant design, will be seta a standard new’ at 811 9th st. n.w. feb13-3t* Fee SMEG UEN A fourchorse horizontal ENGINE and six horse upright BOILER; both in excellent condition, Apply 827 Jackson hall alley, between 3d and 41g OR 8A Lie—Two ext ad HORS ‘Of them can trot in B40: theother in 3 minutes. Warranted sound and gentle. Anquire: atKEIs & SMITH'S Livery Stal at half} price PIANO, att R SALE-—J Sust tlanded, a vessel load of PINE WOOD. good quality and well seasoned. Ap- By fosameeE' LUMP PHREY, Somer of} Nand THE TRADES. Gass, A. CABINET. MAKBR, NEW HaMPsH! AVENUE STREET TAN ORTHWEST. nov7-ly Lf BROTHERS, | PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 1012 Per lvania avenw Waailngeon D.C. 4&@ Fine Printings ¥ Spectalty. janio-ly WNINGS,. IN C, Hi 718 MARERT SPACE, Marifactury ofS Mowly Patea Spring Roller and Ventilating Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public Bui Private Tents for sale or rent. Bole Agent for genuine ‘Mildew Proof Awn! wning material. copib-t factory HARNESS AND TRUNKS, TO Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury, FEBRUARY 18T, AZ New Stock of Goods, jan26-tr \OOK’S IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. Dest American wine in oe market; A fruit has less rage oF than an} atdretatee semen = Tr Per case, HALL & H iE, BO eoaae ané-tr U™= ™ USE IT! USE IT! DETERGENT. aie, Pepeprgntal to s gallon ot water wil! wash glassware: two wo eee it a water will ee Kinds, your mirrors teaspoonful tos gallon owen) Twill clean Male breabes beautateny, YOUNG'S ) DETEKGEN:, Ofte: 11th ana Pennsywante wenue, janb-tr_ Dowling's Auction Hooms, RYOUS EXHAUSTION.— & MEDICAL ESSAY, AY. com Risours of Anatomy, New ark, ‘Premature on the cause and gure of B. H. WARNER & CO. BRAINARD H. ie ¥ street north bata A. McLxting, Geo'n. es Ben eecees other Houses, similar to the above, ist 0 on wiles is materiaHy altered nearly every day on the talletin at our office. Ci J. STANLEY JONES, . | REAL ESTATE BROKER, | Loans Negotiated. ‘Money Invested, Property Bought, Sold and Exchanged. TO LOAN On first-class Real Estate Security at 8 per cent.: ‘$20,000, ‘$15,000, $10,000, ‘$5,000, ‘83,000, 62,008. $1,600, $1,000, TO EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPROVED PROP- ERTY: Several desirably located DWELLINGS, two- story and back building, new, elght rooms and bath, range, latrobe, hot and cold water, bay win- dow. «. STANLEY JONES, 511 Seventh street, Lip ts BALE Vics CANARY BIRDS, excelieat Cages. og eet Dries sna ee Gems GARTZ.” yuass tae 3l-tr closet use furnished: necessary out-lnutidings; well fenced, finely watered. garden and young orchard: soil very productive; Wheat crop in, land ready for spring crops, and a No. 1 blue grass land. Is stocked, The pl isa beautiful one, | and for health, society and con vente «1 ssion, ately, City property will be taken in | Apply for further i Tart trade, ation DORSEY CLAGETT. feb11-2 819 Market Space, Box 879. V ANTE To EXCHANGE Tw0 good Brick in a desirable locality, in Camden, See Bor Washington Property. A. 144 sees St., Georgetown, —Loffer for the next 30 days for party leaving Washinton and at a great | Sacrifice, a nice9-room, modern I OUSE, | Ceutrally forated, and Cost $7,000: Will he SONI fora little over half the cost. or Waded for small prop- “eM seer or unimprived, URFORD, Reai Estate Broker, BE st. nw. —AT DWEL.- KR SAL, 1F -ING HOUSE | aad LOT, No. 1821 6th st a six-room Frame House, with'a deep lot to a wide alley. ateawner having left the city. authorlz Ine Uo sell this property for $800 (one-half Its cost) gu gay, terms. For key and other information, arly to JOHN T. ARMS, ] 9-6 810 F st. n.w. | R iR twelve ACRES OF | G ‘D on Bladensburg pike; three quar- | tersofa mile from terminus 0} railroad Columbia street | 1 time on E small cash payment required and long | nee. Apply to Dr. WM. G. PAL! PH, 929 H street n.w., Leiweed 8'; ind 84 0-cloc a.m, fobs -6t iE SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, SALE-—Ten or | stint continues | Pure Woe o— | w. DRY GOODS. AMGAINS! ins ar nRODNEND S 12th and 13h st shmeres, doule width, ® Sand Eyes, 8 cents card Clark's best 200-yard Spool Cotton, 5". spool, Rall Knitting Catton. 6 cent Good Biack Alpaca Skirt Braid, Beautifal Neck Ruling, 10 cea Best make Canton Flannel. & Elegant §-button Kid Gloves stver and opera shades. only ular-made British Hose and eautiful Pacific Cretonnes, ot Sheeting (2. yards wide a yard and ap. tn black, wht ‘owly 8c Lonesdale yard-wide Cotton, only 10 cts. ya. (quality of Crash at @cents 5 yang. BRODHEAIMS, 2th and 13) Aneacvilen febit-tr Cc Los Having a consideralsl band, and as we shall n: our new ston than cost, Rest Brussels at $1.06, form ood Brussel 1205 F st. bet. OUT CARPETS. stock of CARPETS om have room for them at Hi them off at much less ten days, GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO, 711 Market Space, ‘HE RUSH FOR THE CHEAPEST Depry Gusts Wasi sero ad, 6 000 yards beautt- red fevi2-tr Just ful yard wide Pacific Cambrie) a selling in U 5 (very large size) Towels at 12 where except at CARTER'S, 707 Market Spare, The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store. 20 pieces of double-fold fine Black Cashmere at 25. 50 pieces of beautiful new Dress Goods, part SINK and part Wool, only Ie. Pure Linen Table Damask, bleached, only 502. Beautiful Calico, @ + Large-slze pure whi ite Bridal Quilts only 391.50, size Blankets, $2 60. Before the Ist day of March. 1878. we will m into the store now occupied by Messrs, George Jobnsen & Co, febi2-tr cA B'S, 707 Market Space, 6)! WIDE SHEETING COTTON _2? 20 CENTS PER YARD, Bleached and Brown Cottons at wholesale prices. Table Linens from 30, 35, 49, 45, 50, © Damask Towels, Good Calicoes, 4 Black Alpacas, 15, 20. Black Cashmeres, double width, from 28 cts, up. Plain Mohair Dress Goods, 15 cts, ; sold at 25. Remnants of Dress Goods al a sacrifice, to close them out, 15 cents, scents, ap. Fall stock of Housefurnishing Goods at bottom prices Carpets and Blankets at prime cost, Feather-proof Bed Ticking, 25 cents Nottingham Laces cheap, (. M. TOWSON & CO, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, near Teh st, SILKS: SILKS: FORCED BALE! 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 ARE DETERMINED TO OBEY ORDERS. DON'T DELAY A DAY, or sou may be too late for the best Bargains, DON*T SAY **Thave no ueed for SILKS at the present tiime,"* BUY Now, even if you have to lay them aside until next wia- wre RECOLLECT, A Bale of This Kind May Never Oceur Again! LOOK AT Tis Paice List: nificent Gros Grain Silk, fine and heavy, fer ‘ull suits, only $1.a yard.’ The regular value ef this quality 18 $1.50. fevl-te QILKS: On account of the dissolution of the co-partner- UL Re Gir tesell our large acsortment of fine | GOLD AND 3) R WATCH Sovip GOLD AND GOLD FILLED CHAINS, | AND at LL. nin FINE SEWELE: i on | AND. SILY: VER PLATED WARK, | EVE AND EOCRE BHOSE LES, &C., &c. | ' FOR $0 Dae Tpon DATE, At 20 percent. below cost. at private sale. Every article h fully Warranted, All commission goods at ett cost. 8. GOLDSTEIN 80. | COMMISSION B: sone feb8-tr Critic) Corner loth and ‘D st R SALE emit in a monthly: dnecaime an ower 1330 1ith st. n.w, SHER- | MA renee spel Estate aout Bt loud Ssunaing. fel DEEPER TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS. 1 have decided to offer the Stock. Fixtures ae Good Will of the BOOK and STATIONERY USINESS in my new building. corner 7th and D ae for sale. It will be suld at a sacrifice for cash, | or Improved Real Estate May be taken In part pay> | ment, G. CRANDELL. 16-12 500 IN HAND TO LOAN, AT EIGHT () STeatoer, ‘on Beal Ectate te my to office of LOUIS P. SiGe REE, ope st. Dew. 4-20 T° HOLDERS OF CALLED E Ee NDS, —icare of Called United States can have them | ¢ashed in gold or Currency, OF orchanged for other 8. istrict Bonds, ‘at 1481 Penna. avenue. ait nds of ot Blocks and Bonds bought and sold, and | Loans ni jated on commission. ‘ial tax paid. PETER C CAMPBELL. Banker ‘and’ Broker, 1431 Penna, avenue, (Corcoran building.) 525-1 Superfine Finish Gros Grain, $1.25; regular value, | Extra Magnificent Quality Satin Finish, 61.40. "This lot we guarastec toequal any $2 gods ry the country. Double-weight Cashmere Desel, $1.75. This lot ts bay enough for Cloaks, ‘and is well wort FINEB GOODS IN 8AME Prorortion, Rositively no goods wil! be sold on credit, as le is made to obtain CASH AT ONCE, CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, Opposite the Patent Mos, Crosine OUT SALE OF 0 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: meres, Biack Mohairs and kur Silke, Shawls, Kin Cloaks, Waterproof Cloths, C Cassim and Cloths for Men ‘and Boys" Wear. N pking, Towelings, Table Damasks, with full Siock of Sta ple Domestic Goods, at the Lowest Cash Prices. 42@-All goods warranted as represented, at J. W. COLLEY'8, f2-tr 801, Cor. Sth st. and Market Spoce _ NVESTMENTS, FOR SALE. | pebistrict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent, gold | Catrg of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- © Wasnt; fon 30. 6 cent. gold bond: { United States Bonds of ail issass, and other se- | LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. | _J12-1y__Corner Pennsylvania ave, and 10th st. 1,200 TO oan on B LES Be a ‘nov8-1y aL ar = C.> N. DUTTON, ARN ope — | Bafe alias: Moor Abt et, and Rew Bana. ne | ENEY J, ENNIS 7G imental work & epeciaiee is in Paton 3 ‘ causes. Jel19-1y RK. T. M. TALBOTT, 4] corner fin ana ‘yss-ty KR. J. B. GIBBS, DENTIST. anny = 20 ‘TO 703 15TH Dt: DURE, Denttet between D and E sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth ing without pata, 60 conta, BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW ¥ORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. OOTS and SHO heap here inthe United S OES a0) —— Ladies’ Foxed ‘Baton, Ladies’ Foxed Lace. Ladies’ bert quality Ben. Goat Ladies’ fnest Freach Bid Button xxry" Ladies: French fiesie Ha ca But. worked hi Misses’ Fobble Gost Bi itton and Lace.90, 1. Children’s 7 to 10 Button and Lace Gents’ ‘Alligator Skin ‘Con Gent te" Sontd leat ‘nts’ ea Gents) French, oo Rest Sewed Boot, ‘ck on mrity 5 panvers, "GEO. Mcc .RTsty, I Vee KABLE STOCK OF rae aud wooed ot ary ee fs at ol fact of my Patent Leather P ari Fok ven each at 2118 Pa, ONE PRI LY. febI3 4t RY Goops AND CARPETINGS. _ We s att yr semi-annual sales of D GanrETINGS Alof ear fmmrorte stock of fine, choice and do sitable Dry Goods aud Carpets will be sold (or € pihousands of dollars’ worth of Remnants, Odds, Ends, &c., will be sold at less than cost, ~ W. W. BURDETTE & 00. SPecax NOTICE. | NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DRY GOODS. To reduce stock previous to taking eur annual inventory." will allow a DISCOUNT OF 125 PER CENT. on all cash sales, comm Monday, January 28th, and will continue for ONLY 80 Days. Splendid line of new I new PRINTS, 44, Sand 6 cts, lot id Brown ONt eas at 25 cts. doz. TOWELS. 1 or on , only 10 cts. ioars7 wa DRES 3 down to 20 cts, leces Black CASH E ES, bor auctl wit besa nok CASEI, te "aia _ seid ate. Wide Black CASHMERES only S1ige., Lupin’s ALL WOOL, onl: ae . of the best White leces of jam bury 8) a ea auction, wil ages the same time. Ladies Tilldo well to attend this, sale and save money, as the goods must in 80 days. seal & GWYN, ane will be sold Se BTBULVEGY. MADAME BO88.