Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. March 2, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. os ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send In their an- Rouncements as early in the day as possible, and in ll cases before 1Z0’clock M. The insertion in the game day's issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. ee. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or | Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not to 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. 4Z- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. —$—$—<$<$<—$<—<< The End of a Notable Rebellion. The Cyban rebellion, if not dead, is at its ast gasp. Yesterday the Spanish Cortes went in a body to congratulate the King and Queen on the happy event. It is announced that the Cuban central committee, the executive, the chiefs, and the insurgent troops in various parts of the island have surrendered. It rests With Spain to decide whether there shall be merely a temporary suspension of rebellious hostilities or permanent peace. She has learn- 1a costly lesson, and one that she shouldnot forget. Oppressive government over a colony has drained her treasury of more than a hun- «tred tnillion dollars; has diminished the num- ber of her subjects by many tens of thousands, and bis desolated, and nearly lost to her, near- iy fifty thousand square miles of valuable tei ritery. From the very first, she ruled Cuba harshly. By 154, the native race which wel- comed Columbus, was nearly exterminated. in 1717, the population of the island had be- come sufficiently large to make rebellion pos- sibl the people revoited and have been revoliiug at intervals ever since. There have been rare and short periods of justice and good treatment, as during the administration of Las Casas, begin- ning in 179, but otherwise Cuba has een the victim of unremitting and merciless tyranny. The fault is in the system of govern- ment, which places the island completely in the power of a eaptain general, with unlimited authority, ac@untable only to the home goy- ernment, whose principal occupations ap- pears to have been, to plunder his subjeets in time of peace and to barbarously murder them when they rebelled inst unendurable Oppression. The formidable insurreciion Which has just been checked may be said to have got fairly under way in 1869, when a Rational convention was held, and Cespedes chosen president and Quesada commander-in- Chief; though slight revolutionary movements for several years before presaged organized rebellion. The insurgents in their ten years’ war have won many victories, and are sub- dued at last after pre ected and desperate resistance. only by overwhelming numbers. In the early part of the struggle Valmaseda, the Spanish captain general, issued a procla- imation that every male person over fifteen years of age found away from home without justifiable cause should be shot and thatevery should be burned : and in 1872 more than forty five thousand captured Cubans had been put todeath. The effects of such tactics inevita- bly react against the side which adopts them. The insurgents were made desperate, and sympathy for them was aroused in other coun- tries which found expression in substantial as- sistance. A milder policy has brought the re- bellion to a close. The uprising, though re- pressed has been successful. It has impressed upon Spain the necessity of a wise moderation in her treatment of the island. Nothing but blind and fatal stupidity ean ever replace that unendurable system of oppression against which the Cubans rebelled The insurgents have had, generally speak- ing, the sympathy of this country in their brave struggle. Perhaps our interest in the rebellion has not been wholly unconnect- ed with considerations as to Cuba’s future. The United States has from time to time cast more than one covetous glance on the long, narrew, fertile island, oc- eupying so important a position at the mouth of the Gulf of Mexico. Even now, though we have no reason to be otherwise than content that Spain should hold it, we would make the Strongest opposition to its acquisition by any other great power. Spain refused our offer ofa hundred million dollars for the island in Polk's presidential term; she has expended more than that sum in retaining possession since. Her West Indian investment will never pay arespectable interest, and will make no returns at all unless an entirely different plan of developing and managing the island’s re- sources is employed. Cuba is a luxury for Spanish pride, but a drain on Spanish re- Sources. She can be a profitable possession only tous,and her strategie position gives her, as far asthe United States is concerned, an additional value. —____-+02-___ It is probable that whatever else may happen from the silver bill, it will stop the shrinkage of values, and especially the downward ten- dency in real estate. It would seem, therefore, to be a good time to buy before the inevitable rise commences. Those who have money to invest will probably not have for years so good an opportunity to invest it to advantage, and those who have it in contemplation to build, will probably never find a more favorable time for the purchase of low-priced ground, znd building materials, and the securing of cheap labor. The Boston Monday lobe is to change its base on and become a democratic paper, with Edwin C. Bailey, formerly proprictor of the Boston Herald, as its editor. Mr. Bailey is a capable journalist, but he has a formidable competitor in the field in the Boston Post, be- Joved ef democratic and all other newspaper readers. The New Jersey legislature has passed an act Sxing six per cent. as the legal rate of in- terest in that state, The tendency of interest rates has been downward for some time, but this may be due to the business stagnation, which has prevented a demand for money in the prosecution of business enterprises. Up to this time the paper inflationists and the silver men have worked together, but with the passage of the silver bill this union will dissolve. Already we note that ardent silver papers, like the New York Graphic are erying “ Hal in this direction ; and that paper says: “We do not Want more paper money—there 4s too much in the country today: but we do want all the real money we can get, all the gold and silver coins we can mint, and every ounce of bullion that is available should be gnade the basis of further issues. We hope our silver friends in Congress will see to it that ahere is no more lation and that if any Jnovement is made that affects our finances No. 626 ©. 626 x E STreer. E STREET. NOVELTIES ty PAPERHANGINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, &c. Largest assortment of SILK VELVET and EASEL FRAMES in the District, at MARKETERS ay Sir @a-Free Art Gallery, ENATORS, MEMRE ‘Ss, | and SOJOURN ERS tn’ the city, aes | are respectfully invited to visit our Store, | where they will find @ large and varied se~ ection of FRENCH AND ENGLISH PORCELAIN, HAVILAND'S TI MOGES- BONLON'S FIAENCE, and many new goods just arriving. | i i H.W. BEVERIDGE, | [Late Webb & Beveridge,) mar2- we! 1009 Pennayloania Avs. 1 EU, J. JOBNSON & CO,, x Have Removed To the Cor. of 7th Bt. and Market Bpace, ‘Where they are receiving new and desirable Spring Dress Goods, and at popular prices, Splendid Black ‘Sik at 75 cents, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2, prices. Black Cashmere 60. 75 cents and $1, very cheap, White Spreads 50. 75 cents and $1. Our former Stock at prime cost, ‘Three Show Cases for sale. GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO.. 2th s\reet and Market Space. mai2-tr MUTUAL BENEFIT 1LEE INSURANCE CO., fyPee . NEWARK, INCORPORATED 1845, PuRe.y MUTeAL, All approved forms of policies issued, B: statements furnished at the (dice of the | pany or any of its agencies, LEWIS C. GROVER, cesident. JAS. B. PEARSON, Vice P! EDWARD A. STRONG, Sec'y. BENJ. . MILLER, Treas, B. J. MILLER, Actuary. | QEARVILLE F. HYDE, mar2-1m___ Room 2, Le Droit Bu Re LATEST PUBLICATIONS. phy, by Abney, F.R.8., Harley: #. RS. Preative on Photography. vy | $1.50; Physiography, by T. H. | $2.50: The Doctrine of Scriptura tribution, by | Edward Beecher, D.D,. $1.25: The Source of Vin | cular Power, by A. Flint, Jr., $1: Life of the | Prince Consort. voi. 3.. by T. Martin. $2: Diction- ary of English Literature, by W. Davenport | Adams, $4: Home Interiors, E. C. Gard | $1.5 Kismet. $ Mirage, by the author o| iss Ferrard, Leisure 11 ile, by James 15 cts. : The Spanish England, by A. H, Guernsey, For sale by BROS mai2-tr Bigelow on Fraud. Coddingten’s Di, Wharton's Law of Negligeace Bishep on Contracts... oS wnt en 00) Harvey's Reminiscences of Diniel ‘The Statesman's Year Book, 1878. The American Almanac, 1878, by A Erg and in t e 18th Century, by Li Newcomb's Fopular’Astronom: Bartlett's Dict S833 S8ss mar2-tr PENED * A large and select assortment of HAMBURG EM- BROIDERI«S in Cambric, Nansook, and Swiss; COLORED TRIMMINGS: TORCHON ard other Laces: POINT LACE BRAIDS aad PAT- Novelties in Crepe Lisse RUFFLINGS, LACE TIES, KID GLO’ , FANS, and Notion and Fancy Goods. BERLIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL and CANVASS, at reduiced prices, at MRS. SELMA RUPRERT'S, _mar3-tr 614 Ninth st., opp. Patent Uftice. QGiuns SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS WILL CONTINUE A FEW DAYS LONGER, AT CONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, mai2-tr FITS CURED. Dr. Brown's great prescription for Epilepsy havinig now been tested in over. 10,000 cases with out a failure, he has made up his mind to make the ingredients known to all sufferers free of charge. Address Dr. O, PHELPS BEOWN, 21 Grand street, Jersey City, N.J, marl-3t Hickory wams. HAMS! Very choice curing. Very low price. ey en eee N. W. BURCHELL, feb2s-st 1831 F st. BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION, WITHOUT INJUBY TO THE SKIN, Ladies should use MADAME LEWENBERG'S CELEBRATED PASTILLES DE FLORENCE and ROSE - POWDER. It HAMS:: an exquisite, cooling and perfectly harmless preparation, which can be used as soap or as an ab- sorbing powder. For sale at druggists” and per- famers*. feb28-tm: FE OBES ET MANTEAUX. MADAME B, ROUQUET, recently arrived from Par!s, where she has been employed by some of the most fashionab’e houses in that city, has established herself in Washing- ton, and Is how ready to recelve orders. MAD. R. BOUQUET, 2118 Penn'a avenue n w. Reference—Madame Mantilla. fen27-5t HE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC I8 called tothe exhibition of the following FINE OIL PAINTINGS, BY CONSTANT MAYER: ‘The Song of the Shirt, Prose and Poetry, Dream of Love, Pater Noster, Kept In. Belie of the Vin On exhibiticn daily from 10a. m, until 9 p. m., at BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1295 Pa. avenue. ‘Tickets, (admitting gentieman and lady) twent; five cents. fel 27-tmar! better than we ever offered at'thd same | WANTS. WN RTIES for several desirable ooms at ver) reasonable rates; also first- class board. Apply te 617 Est. p.w. Lt | ANTED—1 will pay a good price for a second- hand HALLET DAVIS & CO. UPRIGH PIAN( ‘no other), Address **Coucert Plaver."* City P.O. maiZ-3.* |W ~ ties ROOMS, use of bath room and kitehen. without children preferred, Address -*W. * Star office. 5 ya good Seamstress who under- making, cutting and fitting, ay or Week, Address “L.A | QYTANTED—A_ doubie-barrel _ breech-loading BHOT GUN. No. 12. Address, with low- est cash rice, Bureau of In’ormation, 1422 F st. | AMES S. PHILT & Co. uv ANTED- A few select SCHOLARS upon tha piano. Also, In thorough bass. T Enanire or address Prof, RUSS, 509 12th st. n.w. | WASTED A PARTNER, either active or <i- | lent, with $500, to invest in a safe and profit- able business already’staried and of assured stic- cess. Address **Partner,*’ P.O. Box 682, 1* | erate. NT Two nicely furnished. comnutnt. ROOMS, second floor, south front; $25 ‘809 L st. now, ma 23° Fru Mon he )K:REN T Several Unfurnished ROOMS, cor- nef house, south and east exposure; modern improvements. No, 12 B st. me, td Fuk RENT—Two or three gentlemen can be accommodated with nicely Furnished R OMS, t permanent tenauts rents reasonable. 14h st. maiz 3° 1K RENT—B18 13th st. n.w., a lovely THIRD FLOOR, consisting of two, three or four rooms, handsomely furnished, in house with all togentlemen only, —_ mar2-3t* RENT—416 10h st. s.w., 11 rooms, mod. imps. 1418 1428 T st n.w., 6 rooms, mot, $20. 1318 Pa. ave. n.w., store and dwell- pply to A. 8. CAY WOO) OR LENT —Two six-room BRICK HOUSES: rge ‘ards. hack, front and sides; No. 1017 New Jersey ave., between K and L sts, i ire of GL. SHERIFF, 328 Pa. ave. n.W., between 3d and 4‘ sts. mat2 3: | 7 ANTED—By a respectable irl as WANTON chambermatd or, to do y sewing, or take care of children, For reference apply 16 S21 Bast Cap'tol st, between 3 land 4h, Capitol Hil 12 7 ANTED—A refined young lady a WATS to°rkseRue young children: | would assist in housekeeping. A’ plea ant home more desired than salary; reference. Address Hope, ? Btar office, maiz 3." ANTED—TO PURCHASE, a second-han! Piano Forte: price $100; to pay for by instal~ ments and tuition, either inthe kindergarten, musie or German Apply at National Kind -rgar- | ten, 9298°h st.. after 4o%clock p.m, Marz 2 WANTED D sire to establish a General Agency in Washington or vicinity | to control the sales of a staple article of daily cou sumption. Any energetic man with small capita’ may secure a permanent paying business. Fa riculars addres Empire Manufacturing C Faiton sts; New York, ma WARTER-A HORSE for his feed: give 1d Voard; No. 1301 B st. n.w. mets W ED_To By now —#6,000 00 une improved real estate of thres tin value,” No commissions. office, Address N, E. W. ANTED—To Bcy FoR Cxsit—An IRON SAFE ;at least 20 inches high, Inside measure- ment: must be in good condition;state price. JAS. | LACKEY, 992 F st. new. marl 3¢ ANTED—PLaitinc—We guarantee todo the finest and most deticate colored goods w.thout (Parisien Moda) 2c, per yard. Mss 8, dressmaker, 814 I corner of 9:h 5 marl 2 WANTED, Twenty experienced Cooks and House Girls, white Farm Hands; good places, Farmers and citizens supplied with hatp free. Naz tional Employment Office, Room 24 7:h and F sts, marl? * WANTED class WAITER in Resiaa- iW, TRU AU CHAS, “KLOTZ'S, “1706 $ 6 st. D.We 2 * ANTED—A genteel YOUTH (not under 14 years.) at Room 5, 700 9th st. n.W., tos nly Engineering, Architecture, Drawing (Tracing, ete,.) daily from 8 to 3 o’clock; terms moderate. W 4ASTED two good WHITE GIRLS, one to cook, wash and iron: the other as cham. Lermaid and Wa'ter for a smail family; must have god references, Apply at once; at 223 A st, 8.6. 123-31" ANTED—GOOD BOARD and Pieasant ROOMS in a quiet Boarding house or privat: family are desired by a young lady, who whl giv best possible references; location 10th and 15th and Pa, ave, and dress Box 4, Star office ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A_ Furnished or Unfurnished second-story Front’) ROOM, without Board, in the neighborhood of 13. and Fsts_n.w., or the same, with Board, iu the northwestern part of the city. for gentleman and wife; state terms, Address GENTLEMAN, Star office, 128-3" WANTED An unfurnished HOUSE in the ntry or in Rockvile or on a line of the Fopolitan Branch Railroad, within 20 miles of ashington: house must be ‘in good condition, Address, giving terms, location, &¢., PHRMA- NENT TENANT, Star office. feb26-6t Vv 7 ANTED-$1.50 FOR ONE-HALF DOZEN Finely Finished Photograph Cards. Proofs shown, O°BRIEN’S, 708 7th st. n.w. fel25-6t* V ANTED-—THE WEST END TO KNOW that the celebrated cook Prosskie (Peter). late chef de cuisine at Welker’s, is now at the RICH- FLIEU, No, 1728 Pennsylvania ave. Day board $20 per month: with room $25 and $3U. Outside parties furnished. feb25-6t* WASTED Two or three GENTLEMEN 10 oc- cupy a large third story south front room, or suitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— first class. 617 Fst. n.w. feb23 W aNaew Everybody to fed 18, PICTURES for 25 cents: CARD PH GRAPHS $2 50 Et dozen; at DODG E'S, 467 Pennsylvaniaavenue, tween 4'¢ and 6thsts, feb9-4w* WANTED Te, Teach Latin, Rhetoric, Logic or Mathematics. Terms favorable.’ Latin classes, day or evening, 15 and 25 cents a lesson. fe8-Im* "8. W. FLYNN, A.M., 1227 L st.n.w. referred betweea H sts. ER _RENT—To a gentleman and wife, two un- furnished, commubicating PARLORS, on the first floor, with the use of kitchen if desired; the house has heat. gas, hot and cold water, bath room; family private: near four lines of cars. Price $13 per month, Call at 1513 10th st. nw. This's a rare chance, itt WOR RENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS; water 1217 8th street n.w. mari IR RENT—No. $25 Maryland avenne nie, baving gas and Water: 7 rooms, Rant ‘has deen reduced to $18. THOS. E, WAG@G \MAN, 519 7th street. marl-3t \-R RENT—Three-story BRICK, 1909 Peun- sylvania avenue, near 19th street west: 14 rooms, gas, water, back building. JOS. FUR- 11G street, north of Patent Office, from p.m. mari-2t* OR RENT 906 20:h at.n.w.. f. 908 20th st. n.w., f., m.i., BFS. 819 24th st. n.w., f.. 7 Ts... 419 and 421 9ih st, Slw., 8s... 2144 Pa. ave. now, 8 Fs. S07 22d St. n.w . 1. W.. m. f. s Green aud Olive sts., Georgetown, m. Slaughter-house, complete, Uniontow! ¥.8 WES ma) 2-6t FOR BEST BY. THEODORE F. GATCHEL & CC REAL ESTATE AND INSURA Le Droit BritpING, Corner 8th and F streets. ‘222 F st. n.w., 16 rs., mod, imps. 1008 F st. n.w., 16 rs., mod. imps. 512 bth st. n.w.. 13 rs., mod. imps. Store and Dwelling, cor. 7th and Q st. n.w., 18 rooms, mod. im) Store and Dwelling. 1350 T st. n.’ mar2-s&tu R RENT, By R 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, n.w. 3 Stores, (new, ) 1419 1423, 1425 N. 12 office rooms over the abeve Stores. 226 Del. ave. n.e., 14 rooms, mod. imp: Joth and D st.n.e., roomy house, {4 sq. groun 911 K st. n.w., 9 rooms, mog. imps. 913 7ihst. n.W.. 8 rooms. nid. imps. } 915 7th st. n.w., 8 rooms, mod: imps: st. . mod, imps. imps: rooms and cellar, mod. imps Grooms, brick cottage... reoms'and bath, (new). Tooms and bath, (new ;. +18 rooms and lirge hall boarding-house . reduced rates R. O. HOLTZMAN, S SEVRSRGERS en. ‘able for Building Lots at ma) 2-tr e RR RENT—Two small HOUSES, with one to ten acres of Land. For sale or trade for city property, from one toone hundred acres of LAND, six miles from Washington, Two HOUSES and LOTS for sale within three’ miles of Washington, Inquireof ARCHIBALD WHITE, near Bright ‘wood, D.C. mart 6t* JOR RENT—A desirable and plaasantiy situated Brick DWELLING: 8 rooms: near the Capi- tol; 10324 st. nee. Appiy on premises. 128-6 * Fe ‘RENT_Charming ROOMS and good Tabie Beard at 33 B st. s.e.; for a summer location cenpot be surpassed. £23 -8t Fe RENT-Second FLOOR of house 241 st. n.¢., being three communicating rooms, wn= furnished, with all modern Inprovementes peice R RENT Nicely furnished ROOMS; south- ern exposure: centrally located and ina house With all modern conveniences,” Inquire at GO T st. We 28-3. ,OR RENT- One furnished or three _unfurn- ished ROOMS suitable for housekeeping: first floor: water and gas: good loc vtion: terms low to good tenant. Apply 1210 6th st.n.w. £28 3t" R RENT—ROOMS cheap; two furnished communicating PARLORS on first floor—one asa bedroom. Also two ROOMS on second floor, at No, 222 B st. new. 128-31" Fc. KENT Three unfurnished ROOMS on first floor; one furnished; near the depart- «ents; rent low to good tenant; cars pass the door, ineuire 405 14th st_n.w. 128 3 OR SALE—Cukar—The Good Will and Fix- tures of iry STURE. Good reasons given fcr ine. "Possession given at once, 128 3 I, SAKB, 465 Pu. ave. F'GERENT That clegant Brown S:om RESI- DENCE 1421 K st. n.w., near Vermont ace, ‘ws 16 rooms with every’ convenience, DOW MAN & GREEN, 412 7ths., 12 FE REST Thal neat 3-story BRICK, No, 108 Cat. s.e.: has 10 rooms and all conveniences: table in rear of lot. DOWNMAN & 128-e04t nw VOR RENT—HOUFE No. rooms water. gas, &«., $20 per month. SV ORE corner 20th and M 3 good locat bi Tet, low. Appiy next’ door oF 6 Also iodern HOUSES, 10 rooms, all conveniences; $40, Smaller Houses; bath, waier, gas: $15 and $25. Houses and Rooms for honsekeeping cheap, Inquire 438 P st. nw. 128 31" OK RENT—KINDERGARTEN HALL, 929 8th st., which has been used until now by tne R-tormed Episcopal Church of the Redeemer for re‘igivus worehip, sociables and lectures; can be had for 'y da, ‘ter sche 128-29 RENT—In part or whole, an eight-room HOUSE: in good order and pleasant location owner will board with persons renting, if agreea- bles Apply, at 2413 Pa, avenue, after 4 p.m: re- ference exchanged, fer 28-31" Wo communicating furnished KOOMS, with Board; terms moderate: loca- Uon delightful. 1226 Massachusetts ave. {27-61* ‘OR RENT-@ne of those beautiful VILLAS in Cooke’s Row, Stoddard st., Georgetown; loca- tion “delightiul and healthy; house large and has convenience; reat low. Apply to H. D. COOKE, JR., 1429 F st, = 127-6¢ me two-stery BRICK HOUSE with eight rooms, bath room, all modern im- provements: No, 1514 5th st. n.w. Inquire No. feb26-8t ‘ANTED-—OLD GOLD and SILVER, i large oF small quantities, Highest price paid, HICKEY & ‘$49 Pennsylvania avenue DW. ‘bé-Lin. WANTED FAMILIES TO CALL aid soiect from a large number of highly recommended colored and white Servants. Apply at Eureka E.n- loyment Office, $31 10th st., near Kn.w. Mrs. OUISE C, HATTON, formerly Butler. " f4-1m ANTED—To ex new STOVES for old and wat Ga tear tutta cette pay. Stoves rented. ae novig-tr \W ANTED_To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER‘S. 5th ard K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms. $20 to 8 seplb-tr ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first W Alnor tho EVENING STAM tor whicha Uleral price will be paid. Apply at the Star office. ‘augs0o-tf WASTED Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen experience. Uphol- rears stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, b; ‘A. HOCHACE, 614 Loutstana avenue, augié-ly”” WANTED MOTHS and othor insects tn furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augi6-1y W ANTE FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, augl6-ly ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- 8.w. Called for and delivered jy-ly ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Ewreept Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or lettat WS. M SHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-ly Wiss ‘D—Gentiemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tallor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting be made at home Garments to jan26-ly LOST AND FOUND. rue WORLD'S CHOICE. ‘The Centennial Jurors represented the clvitized people of the whole world—the m~dical jurors were physicians of world-wide reputation. ‘They gave the manufacturers of Benson's Capcince Porous Plaster the only medal given to Porous Plasters,on aecount of its great superiority over allother Purous Plasters and its wonderful pain-relteving and strengthening qualities, ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN if Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster 1s not the best Plaster in the world. It was invented to overcome the slow action of the ordinary porous plaster. LAME BACK! For lame and painful back, weak back, rheuma- tism and all local aches and paine it is simply the best remedy ever devised or known. CAUTION. —There are fraudulent and worthless imitations of Benson's Capeine Piastersin the mar- ket. Beware of them, Kach genuine plaster has the word Capcine cut through It, Sold by all Druggists, Price, 25 cents. f25-mws iE ELECTRIC PEN. T 000 to 15,000 CUPTES from a single written stencil," Thecheapest, quickest and best method of producing circulars, frice-lists, ‘maps, drawings, music, blanks, etc." Every live business firm, cor- poration, bank, school, church and others, can fave time and tmoney by using it. A new business in every town for good Penman. 6,000 in use and the demand increas KD THIS: 13 NOIS STATE PENITENTIARY. ae egiouiat, Nov, 24. at Electric Pen outfit, purchased from you, Sep- temberse, gives great tatlotaction, We have saved in printing considerable more than the cost of the oubt in less than two months, and can cordially 3t shall be inthe direction of putting a good id or a good silver dollar behind every green. Back issued by the government. ——s ‘Typhus fever has been raging for some time 3n Roumania. A few days ago Russia inti- gated that the dragging of freight cars on the railroads interfered with the transporta- fiion of Russian troops southward and had Detter cease; now the Russians have discov- ered that the return trip cannot be made in Safety, and that a sea voyage via Constantino- ple is a necessity. The disease, it seems, has he peculiarity of sparing the soldier going Southward toward Constantinople, while fa- tally attacking travelers northward bound. The new Pope does not ‘‘conciliate™ after all. BSE SALE_ EGGS for hatching from pure-bre ‘Brown 1 . Hens average 240 Der year "wi-00 for is. 28 Mists news Ft OLD RYE WHISKIES, ; Pail Gorden SHERRI ES Ue HOLLAND GIN, CALIFORNIA Wines, = ; . Puicks Lowest CATAWBA. 1918 Pennsvivante ie. recommend it to any party who wishes to save yin the sameway? money In the 8347 McCLOUGHEY, Warden. ‘We have hundreds of voiuntary endorsements ually strong as the above. Special inducements will be offered to agents ing within sixty days, Send for circulars and sampies of work. GEO. H. BLISS. General Manager, febaa-26i* 220'to #32 Kinzie 8t., Chicago, Tl, UNKS, No objection to SILVER, TRAVELING Bags, TRAVELERS SATCHELS, Desiring a first-class ar- HARNESS, &c. ticle will patronize THE BVER POPULAR TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY or JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Seventh Street, One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall. REPAIRING, Trunks and Harness Repaired, ered promptly and thoroughly. H’S IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE. American wine in the market; dry, frat ond hase et of alcohol than any and Trunks cov feba3-tr PACKAGE containing notes at hand of no e to any one but the owner. The above re- ward will he paid if returned to KE. E, WHITE: Grocery, 635 Louisiana ave. marg 2 * L087 Hither on the 7 o'clock train from aiex- andria or from the Baltimore and Potomac da- tt» Treasury department, Thursday morning. tween Band 9 o'clock, a small GOLD WATC and Chawn attached. A liberal reward given if re- turned to Police headquarters, 1t* FFOUND—A small gum of MONEY, which the owner can have by calling at 417 10th strect awe marl 2." Lost A SERRER BITCH. 14 months old: liver colored head, white stripe down face, white body. very light eyes, Lib a efal reward for hier return to 863.1 st, == mar - AKEN UP ASTRAY—A young HEIFER. The owner will Please come: forward, roperty, cl [es an ce her! me Cc ish.’ 731 st., between oe and H. febss 3° OST—On Saturday afternoon, between the Executive Mansion and Markriter's Store, a Red Bussiay Leather POCKELBOOK conta‘ning small sum of money. Finder will confer a favor by returning to 316 Ist st. 8.e. 128- \AKEN UP—Came to my premises, corner 12 h and E sts. n.e., on Tuesday, Feb. 19:h, 8 young BUFFALO BULL.” Owner re quest fo call as above, ‘charges ant ce himaway. JOHN REAGAN. 10 REWARD—Lost on the 221 of February. a © ¥ 'T. ANN‘S INFANT ASYLUM, corner 24th Street and Pennsylvania avenue,’ under the su- pervision of Sisters of Charity. This Institution ‘was established for the reception of foundlings and destitute children. Moderate charges will be made for children in better circumstances whose ts and guardians are unahle to provide for them at home. There ts also a Lying-in department at- tached to the Institution, with private rooms, in which every comfort and convenience can be afford- to ladies, elther strangers or residentsin thecity. . G@ NEWMAN, M. D., Physician in Charge. Physicians to Children’s Department: Drs. C. V. N. CALLAN, J. MCV. MACKALL, andH. M. Nrw- MAN. Advisory and Consulting Board: D. R. HAGNER, M. D.;J. ELiot, M. De. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D.; A. ¥, P, Gaknett, M. D.:8. C, Busey, M. D:! and J. Forp THomPson. M.D." je2-lamigia '. 78 INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION ry BCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS AND ALL DIS- ‘ASES OF THE BLOOD. mec ommended by omineat physicians of Balti- ‘Bol | by ali Di Brrr s CROMWEL ws @. W. ChOPLEY, Agen! rpoown, wo Proprieta: y—Northwest corner ette and Ec= tawst~oote Raitimore: Mas ‘ap7-coly ‘TING’s COUGH LOZENGES. 403 7th st. new. ‘T—Ten-room BRICK HOUSE; large cellar: kitchen on first floor: 227 2d st.8.¢.: also Seven-room BRICK HOUSE on College’ Hill. OTIS BIGELOW, 605 7th st, feb26-6t* ty ACRES best gardenin, ” pistrict: adjoining the fale grounds at Benning's Station; house in a nice Pe HILL, grove. Apply to Tremont Hon: city. ee fet 26-70" R RENT—HOUSES 1113 9thst., between L and M sts., and 608 I'st., between 6th ani 7:h with stable; furniture in last named house for sale heap Apply te owner, R, W. FENWICK, at 608 T st. feb26 lw OB RENT—One three-story BR'CK HOUSE, 9rooms and bath room; with all modern im- rovements; No, 231 13 h st. s.w.: one half square Tom the Agriculture Department ‘and 19 minutes Walk to the Treasury; goud neighborhood, Inquire No. 43 Th iw. s ij fevee-8t R RENT—HOUSE No, 1423 8th st. n,w., 1 rooms and all modern conventences, stationary Washstands, hot and cold water in sleeping rooms. 1 fitted up this house for my own use; itis in first class repair: newly pay and painted through- 1. Anquire on the premises, JUHN 8, TT, feb26-6." ‘OR RENT— HOUSE situated on corner Mary- land avenue and 2d st, n.e.: contains 7 rooms, large yard, gocd cellar, and house in perfect condi- tion; ‘has ‘been used as a store for past 25 years, Reni $15 per month, |. GREASON, 13 hand K sts. n.w. feb25 6.* R RENT—DWELLING No. 508 5:h st. n. w.. between Eand F, opp. Judiciary Square, STORE, No. 461 Pa, ave , near 4's st.. $75. . DUVALL, cor 4% st, and La‘ave, [23-tm Fee RENT In house 1432 8 st. n.w,, seven OOMS; four on first floor, three chambers and servant's room; modern improvements, febli-tt FOR RENT—A desirable HOUSE, well located, furnished or unfurnished, or Furniture for Sale; 928 New York ave, feb19-12:" oH RENT—1313 Riggs street, (between 13th 14th and R and '8,) BRICK HOUSE: 11 Inquire of W. 1 and Pia ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh St. (Ch -nges made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 1240 and 1242 N, Jer. ave.. m.1,. 878, each. 85,009 We. i, 10 rs, cach 5000 701 7th st. u.w., mod. Im pees 10 rs, 333 Virginia ave. s.w.. mod. imps... 9 rs... 4.500 1529 Columbia st + 85s, 3.600 607 N st. n. 3.200 1109 4th'st. wal 8 3.200 1585 Colunibia st., mod.’ imps. 3.009 40 42-46 I st. n.e., mod. imps.. 10 rs..@ach, 3.000 1235 8th st. n.w., f.l., mod. imps, Ors...” 2,500 Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1420 Pa, ave, n.w., D.N.. mod. IMDS... 0.04 1934-1936 7th st. Dw ‘tn 302 East Capitol st., bh. ms i., Ist st. Georgetow fy fH., mod, 1110 idth st.-n,w.. Beh... wate: 19th st. n.w., f.h,, 22 rs, 913 20th st. N.w., f. bs. m1, 824 and 826 Delaware ave. 1461S st. nw... be 627 G st. s.e., f. h, Unimproved Property For Sale. D st., bet. 12th and 13th s.w., per f Ssi.. bet. 10th and 11th nw, per ft Join st., bet, Band Fn. st., bet, Va. ave, and D'st, bet. 4 and 31 per ft. bet. Cand D s.é., per ft..uce 26th st.. bet. K and 1 nlw.. per it. st. bet. 20th and 21stn, W. ¥ and W and 14th and 15th n Cst., bet, 2d and 8d 8.e., per ft Houses For Rent. Wey furn., 1 Od 503 and 505 7th st. (store- 1110 F st. n.w., mod. imp: 404 6c st. n.w., mod. imps., 68 L yt. p.e,. furn., mod. unps.. 10 NE. cor, 21st and L od. imp: 2004 I st. p.w., mod. imps., 9 rs. ps2 0. W.. nod. Imps. 1744 New York ave., mod. imps., 13 rs, 830 20°h st. n.w., mod. imps.. 718. 1220 13th st. n.w., mod. imps,. 10 r3.. 417 KC st. n.w., mod. finps., 9 rs 231) st. 8.e.. mod. imps.. 9 rs. 212 Rridge sf.. Georget'n, mod, imps 1515 5th st. n. w., 81s. 325 C st. s.e., 10 rs. 1924 14: st. new. 7 Ts. 1222 8 hst. new. 1828 Lawrence st. 44 Prospect st, 3800 Connecti@it a 1755 S st. Trs 55 Virginia ave. Slw., 7 rs. 18 Prospect st.,Georgetown. 6 rs I Issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a **Bul- wit Sa ies uptiace areas cl ap} ion at ce, OF will be sent by mail if desired. = $2. 300, at 8 per cent. R RENT— Brick No, 1253 9th st. n.w., 10 rs., m.1..$40 Brick No. 1508 9th st. n-w., 10'rs., mod. inips. 40 1451 Pierce Place. 7 rs.. mod, imps. 23 1017 4'» st. s.w.. 8rs., ‘mod. tinps.. 20 mod. i mar2-tr mar2-2t* SITION in . T. B,, Star GCO_ORE AU . G. LEE, 412 5th Street. any of the Departments. office, mar? St" Bo “HAND TO LOAN on Real Estate se- | eu | MAKER, new. mar2-lw BUSINESS CHANCES. _ 600 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE, 7 SDRED DOLLARS for a PO- Adiiress | + Apply to office of LOUIS P. SHUE- 920 F st. POR FALE rooms; | building. AT $50—A FRAME HOUSE, ov © be removed to make room for Inquire at 1834 I st. new. K st. | oR SALE CHEAP —My KQUITY between 4"h and erty market, Address LOT, Staromice, . bear Not mAT2-LOd Ww oo PE! 0 S15 Siancara PAKLOR ORGAN, . 811 9th street o.w. | ten day | VS quire of P. non H . W. COOPER, 330 44 st. R MONTH WILL BUY new); also, an elegant Either 6 or 12 AC and $15 monthly, 8. and N.Y. avenue, OTS FOR SALE_On 12th, 11:h and 9th sts.n. a SUPER xO o “Groat Bargains for the wer mar2-6.* INA FARMS FOR SALE AND EX Near railread: Caroline and Spott~ sylvania counties; well located and titles good. Tn- L. HOAGLA 86. 485 Pe ND, office of Mount V, ue. mar2-31 for CITY PROPERTY ES, with house and bara YW. METCALF, corner 13t Aad “mare 5: Mount Vernon tarticulars ing: oth street n.w. FOR SALE On Exc ERTY—A fi &c..with nice four-room frame dwel cellar, and all necessary outbuildings: situated im Wag HOF | { 5 | buy ok FOR CIT) F ine FARM of 50 acres Ror g house an district. Fairfax count wire at J. A. @RIESBAUE! | w., north of R, at low rates. No cash where parties build, Address or apply from 12 te HFS a ard-dwe suitable fora truck garden; located between Georg e— town abd: Tebnailsowins oF will sell Tor $100 coch fruit trees, owt BD te ents consist cud OF now G. ELNC )® SALE—That most desirabl story sheds sultabl NAG, 411 N st. new. and Lsts, n.w., desiznated as Lot No. 8, in squary + 404. This lot, having a fro 70 feet on Sth st of one three-story frame dweilin mo co until the 1077 GRADING Nine Hundred cubic yards, 1 cept what will tc _mar2-3t HUME A dant cel ent 8-room Office, City. and finest to marl-3t the plan prepared by at ue oftiee., The atiionnt of be fifteen thousand six lune sqtiare Will be at the disposal of the contri of the square is AT A BARGALN —$500 to $1,000 cash, the balance in 5 years, will buy au ex- z_every conve- nicnce: location central. Address’ J. B. JR SALKE—One of the most highly cultivated nla, containing about 164 acres, 3 of a anion, on W, & O. RK. R. For TRACTORS. f DAY OF MARCH, 1 more or less. All the ear! be required to fill up whateve elow the proposed grade. R. ©. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer. Corner 10th and F sts. n BRIC OU) mari-si* FaRMS in Loudoua count: , « nile » HANDY, CHA! Real Estate Agent, 609 7th st. nw. of G9 feet 4 Inches and 25 feet thereof being ‘deep, is suitable for almost any purpose, on account both of its size and location. Improve- nfcrmation apply to either M. BRL 79 hst LF, 1018 E st. nw. sor L. BROD- t Propecals will be received by the undersigne? S78, for the required to be done on Square number and Eighty-one, in conformity with illiam Forsyth. to be seen grading required wilt red and ninety-one ‘on said tor, ex- Post iculars apply feb28-ec3t ) LEN D—On Real Esta’ ent, ; will divide into two or three sums, DOWNMAN & GREEN, 412 71h st, mu $3,000, $4 estate. fe! 28 3t LOAN. — $1.00. $1 300, $2.000, $2.54 1,000, $4 500. al 8 per cent.. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w, for selling; fei 28-101 fel 7 Bt fel 27 6t prie FIXTURE B: ILDING LOTS AT LOW PRIC authorized to sell those desirable lots. In peanber, southwest corner 11th and The mer isth and Est. ‘n. ‘or having other business will sell estauranvat a very low figure: tunity is presented to engage ina lucrative busi- ness; apply on the premises. H. WARNEN FCO, 916 F st. T cent, F, W. MILLER & (O., 631 F street northwest, - W. MILLER & CO), 681 F street north west. ULUB RESTAURANT. w., the feb26 61" —$4.200. at eight p r OR SALE—Cnrir—The GOOD WILL and ‘of my store: good reasous given Possession given af once. [e128 3t SAKS, 465 Penn‘aave, Fors -AT A GURAT SACKIFU EA larg HOUSE, one square from the Post Omics De— partment: will be sold at a bargain, on account of owner"s removal te E ) LOAN $5.000, $1,000, AND SEVERAL Taind br ator at Gene resent oro- the above jendid oppor- I office. 125 6t WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE 0 ers of Unimproved Property ern section of the city, who wis! J] WILL SELL FOR $2,200 EACH—$500 Cash, the balance to suit purchaser. two two-story N- in the northwest- to sell. cail at my R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. Frames No, 627 and 620 B. I. avé., 6 13. 116 | BRICKS. situated northwest, and paying 10 per ‘Also a number of other Touses, cent. on §6,000 in rents. Apply at once. Ari te ALBERT F. FOX. M. E, BURFORD, Estate Broker, fel 28-3t 920 F st. new. fel 25- ‘708 E st. n.w. ‘OR RENT AND FOR SALE, By WM. E. BURFOKD, No. 708 E street. No, 475 Missouri ave., mod. imps. ,12 rs No. 17018 st., mod. imps., 8 rs.-.. Beautiful resiaence at Hyattsvitie - For Sale. Three 2 story Bricks for sale at a great induce- ment; two for $2,200 each; one for $1,400, paying from 15 to 25 per cent. in rents. Terms very easy, Also two Houses to trade in part payment of larger property. To Loan. $4,000, $3.000 and $1,600, on good real estate. Arply immeaistely. "ee uoRD. tr Real Estate Broker, No. 708 E s BR RENT Baananp H.Wanvan, Bowie aM INTIER. 8 D c 5 016 F street northwest, er 1206 K st. nw, 1780 1 Bt. DW, 8 sheebkseeeszesebaasaeetel RSE ERR REE 3 ESS reoran. Store, &c., 1896 7th, . .: 230 20 st. he, 21.35 88 1416 Lith st, nw, 1525 104¢ Bt, 8, 1731 1587 14th nw, | 337 11th st, 1427 61b st. nw, 2116 10th st, 9307 M st, nw, | 1131-38 Pari 48 at. DW, i |810 4th st. ne, 1228 8 st. nw, $ | 1a8 Boundary. 1525 6th st. oi 25 | 1815 I st. 1245 8: h st, ow, 25 | @5 Jackson Aliey street new. heated, includin, ing tubes; electric bell: all modern improvements; faces south; a | _Alse, a number of other Houses, similar to the rnianent. tenant wanted.” Apply to | aboves'a list of which is materiatly altered nearly MB, 810 F st. feb90-1m_ | every day on the talletin at our office, & —A two-story Brick HOUSE, seven ‘ANI all modern. linprovements; summer | @) . “TANLEY JONES. ree yard, variety of fruit, &c.. 15396:h fobid-3w' REAL ESTATE BROKER, R RENT OR SALE—1446 N st., (new,) fin- Botan pest ot vie, 48, rooms: avery room OU SEVENTH STREET. ath aiid servants! rooms: speak ionary washtubs; veg- efable and meat cellar, ‘Gan be seen at any tine.” K st., bet. 14th and isthe, et ue m.1.$25,000 B st, bet Ist and 2d n.e,,8 stories, m, 25000 feb19-1m. POR BENT Ata very iow gure, HOUSE No, 2 rooms,‘in good orden ADDIY after ar isye rooms, in er. atter 4, a street new. Bo" ply after fe awe R_RENT—HOUSE No. 601 New Jersey ave, .W., eleven rooms; modern improvements, Hent'$30 per month. Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. new. Pply febé-La R RENT—BRICK HOUSE; 6 rooms, cellar, gas. bach, &c.; near street cars and mark No. 220 K st.n.w.’ Inquire on premises, or of H. ARMES, 633 F st. feb 22-6: FOR, RENT Very pleasant front ROOMS, fur- nished. on second and third floors, with modern improvements; convenient to all the departments; Sth st. location central and desirable; No. We febll 4w* n, POR BALE Tar Farts Cuuncn, Vinginta— Eight ities trom Washington, saine distance from Alexandria, a desirable COUNTRY SEAT, with 15 acres land: well stocked with fruit; good barn and other outhouses; well of excellent water: cistern aud other new Improvements; house ning rooms, with veranda and conservatory: 1s not sur- passed in the neighborhood of Washington as a gentleman's country residence, Address H. 8. Is Church, Virginia, febé-Lm* Fe RENT-Three Desirable DWELLING aya HOUSES, Nos. 327 Pa. ave: $38 Mo; ave. cor. he he ste; ial }- Ine at 381 Mo. aver aisha = a R RENT—Low, three-story BRICK, all modern conveniences; desirable neighborhood; 1908 G street n.w. Apply to JOS. C. G@. KEN- NEDY, 701 15th street n.w. 119-84 w6i" Fe BENT Fargubed PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and furnished for house- d several BED BOOMS 364 Penn- mrivanfe ve__corner novil-41m' BOARDING. YOMMUNICATING ROOMS on first floor, fui- nished as PARLOR and CHAMBER. Alsc. two Communicating furnished ROOMS on second floor, with or without BOAR’. Gas. hath, hot and cold water, 1102 st., corner of 11th st. n.w. ° Transie) 11TH STREST N. W.—Farnished Front ROOMon second floor. _ Also. other Furn- OUMS, with first class TABLE BOARD, rene ues eaated, NDIAN HOTEL, marl-6t FURISHED BOOMS, “wiun or without 1.w.—FU! ABD. Prices of and BOARD eut dn ipemit the times, ee KAYSER. marl 38 OARDING.—Handsomely Furnished BOOMS, Boa inte oe angles with first-class TABLE its effects. Asta WINTER OuGH, A Po ENT CONSUMPTION, and all disorders of THROAT and LUNGS alike yield to its — better cure for these com) ite which has Sxpatloace, ‘Phar are acid by Ui Chama Fikcy box. E.FOUG! OO., New ¥¢ Beads sata 9th st.n.w.. 206 F st.n.w. Also, rs: feb@s 3:* BOABD. 5: ‘Transient McPherson Place, n.w.,8 stories, mod.imps..25 00 19th st..bet. and Sn. w.,8 stories MeL A st., bet. 2d and 3d § Ost.) bet, Ist and 24 8th st, .bet.C and Dn Tst., bet.13 hand 14th P st.,bet.171h and 18th n, Cs “ver Sd and 4th g.0..8 bet. K 16th, bet rs.,m. i. 17th’st., bet.L and M h.w..3 stories, 8 rs 4nst.,bet.Q and En w.,2st_.6rs.-m.i E.Cap. at porpen &6h lle ame SSSRESREUSESIaREELERESTEss g2g06e Saamee) th and 15th n.w.. 2st.,6 rs.,i. and 2d 8.¢..3st.,9rs..m.i. 4th st., bet. A and B 8.e,3 stories, m.i. 15th sit ,bet.Q and Ra. W.,8 st.,9 r8.,m. F bet. Cap,apa 1st n. w. 1 1. W..2 stories, 7 rs..m. Lst.,b-t.Can.and 1st.n.e,,3storles,8 rs..m_ Myrile st., bet.Cap. & Ist n.e.,2 st..7 rs.)m. N.Cap.st,. bet. H and I n.e..8'st. & store;m.. Hi’ st ,bet.2u and 3d n.w..3'st,.i0 rs.,m:1- Riggs st.,be.13th#14th n.w..3st, 11 rs,.m. 14th, above Cirele,3 stories, 1d rs, in, Building Lots for Sale. Per F, bet, 19th#20th n, w. .23 = Mass.av cbot,17 ba IBIh now, Ode 160 .bet.M and N st.. whole front. 1p.a¥e.,bet.N and O sts, RCM CARS Ce CaRO mM CTm tom CoRe Seow gegeeeeecees 3 i N.side N.side Conn. N.H Eecrt Oi ia hand 1D t }.side Q, : an¢ th n.W.,43<100 ft orper New Hampshii ‘and 16th Nw.corner 14th and Pierea stm it 32th, bet. & sao ase -W.corner 1st an N.side Rhode Island ave. Det, 14 North Capitol, bet. H and T sté.n,; 10,000, $1,500, $1,000-08"% eee: , $1,000 on first-class real estate t-} ASSESSSSRESS: For Exchange—A good paying Business P: J, STANLEY JONES, }20-tr 511 Seventh street. Soe gat oat beumatic oF swollen sae and oh ‘ap upual, “Oallor too lata, R SALE—I will exchange Improved or Unim- proved PROPERTY. clear of ali encum- brance, forencumbered PROPERTY. Parties pre- pared to sell at market value appiy to J. W. STARR, northeast corner N. ¥. av. and 157h st. nw. feb20-1m* 500, $1,300 AND $2,500 TC (0 $ ioe eens TO LOAN ON REAL feb18-tr F. SCHAFE! CHARLES 615 7th st. ee, W HOU! ANTED_To EXCHANGE—Two tor Washington Property 144 Bridge st., Georgetown, Dee fev9-tr lesirable locality, ‘Ga Snot in Camden, Address E. K.P Free SALE ‘On account of the dissolution of the co-j ship we offer to sell our lat AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. 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, BEONZES, &c., &c. FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATE, At 20 per cent. below cost, at private sale, Every article fully warranted. All c mmission goods at D. nett cost, feb8-tr {Critic} 8. GOLDSTEIN & COMMISSION BRoxk Corner 10th and D sts, HOUSE, febé-1m R SALE Payable in monthly instalments 1330 1ith st. n.w. MAN. Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building. JOHN SHER- piece of Proj nOWN as ot 124'> feet and terms apph t.wes St st to rty in the vill Park street, west of Pine, having a fron’ R SALE—The Jackson Building Association having become the owner of a very desirable of Mount Pleasant, ‘0, 2, of section 1. and situated on a depth of about 175 feet, anc y Teasonable terms, 0 WALT of im- Proved by a new two-story FRAME HOUSE, offer the same for sale on ver For STEWART, No. 718 1, between 4 and 5 o'clock p.m. j19.s, tf bonds. cy bonds, ‘Washiny curities, J12-1; venenn, Corner Pennsylvania FOR SALE. cent. gold bonds, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO, and 10th FOR SALE. District of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- mn 30 year 6 United States Bonds of all issues, and other se- of use. cheap. 1K SALE—A second-hand panelled COUPE ROCKAWAY. To be sold for want, Inyuire at EbbItt Houve Gee Stables or address Lock Box 25. m2-2:* Fe SALE_A Basket PH ETON, canopy top, and set of BUGGY HARNESS very cheay Address **JUNIOR,** Room JR SALE. throughout. at BH tory, 412 81h st Price $300. SA SPECIAL Barc . D.W. marl-3t IN — Second- hand COUPE, in therough order, peers GRAHAM'S Carriage Fac- PERSONAL. at the Ebbit MAN, Arist. ing the office of the Artist of in the new dining room at the Ebbi same at 442 K st. n.w., and noton E st., Post Office, as wrongly informed, JOS: Th FORMATION —The gentleman who inquired House yesterday morning regard. RAKE. A marl-8i* regal resco Painting will find the opposive I P. LIBBEY HaS REMOVED FROM 437 2 7th street, on account of exorbitant reat, to 487 9th street to see all of his old customers, near thecorner of E, where he hopes ADAM DU PREE, Indian Doctress and For. tune Teller,—If ‘ou have a skeleton in our Closet she will tell to get rid 4 - dence, 219 K st., bear 34 nw euer ee IVORCES promptly and legally obtai D various States without publicl ty or pooh Guaranteed good ev. and strie ly confidenti GEO. LINCOLN, 903 Pa. ave. n. w. . New York Law Age fev22-2w' AS®t#° ‘This cplebrated Megiam cea be Loey. MADAME Boss, consulted st No. 201 D st.. has no rin ywhere. Consultation free Lady Astrologist and Mealing Oventresses. ‘p° NOT DRY GOODS. ‘ NEW Goons em SPOR Nps. OF ALL KINDS, ‘Colored Silks, in Green, Blue, Brown, Slate aad andsome qualities, cents te $3. All, Wool 36-inch Black Cashmeres at 50 cents, ancl an elegant assortinent of fiver qualities. ‘Also, 2 full ine of Spring Fabrics for Suits and Our stock ot Housekeeping Dry Goods was never rge and well assorted: all at extra low rates, et overiook uk, We Intend to please all who p ith acall, eonlaneieiuabe ‘Ww. M. BROWN. 314 Sth street northwest, PAY HIGH PRICES Fon YOUR DRY GOOD: them at the Cheapest Dry ington. CARTER’S NEW STORE 1 Very wide Pillow Case Gott ality Calico, 4'ec.; New York ‘ottony the best and widest made, very ebea quality Piaid Muslin, 12c: one yanl wide Pacite ¢ retovne Cambric, (figured, ) very finequality, on.y 6, worth 12°.; beautifal Dress Goods, part Stik abd wool, 15c.; Black Si/ks at the very lowest Tices. We are selling an execliont quality "Satin marl-tr jools Store im w finish’* Black SUk at only $1.25, worth $1.50 in every city i ailts, only he he United States: lange size Bridal », Hones Corb White Q : pure white all Linen Tat remnants of Table Linen very cheap; Black pure wool, very fine quality, ve h, 62sc.—this ts a spec ck Cashmere, Ane quality, double fold ry large assortment of Cassi res Wear, very cheap: Lace for curtalts, We ate now located in our New Store, N: Al Market Space. We have placed a large sign across the pavement, with our name written on it in Gold Letters, (CARTER’s,) so that every one will Know where to he cheapest Dry Goods. marl-tr GREAT BaRcAINs IN PRY Goops FOR 20 DAYS MORE. Rich Black Silks at 95, $1.10, $1.35 and $1.50, Biack Cashmeres and Mohairs at 370, $1. all cheap ‘Ail Fancy Winter Dress Goods at less than cost, Fine Cloths and Cassimeres at cost prices, JUST RECEIVED IN NEW GOODs, Fine Cachmere DeBalges, Buntings tn all the aew shad te Napkins. . Table Damasks, Figured and Corded Pigues, Stripe and slins. with a full stock of Gx Prinws, and Fiannels, at the Lowest Market Pri J. W COLLEY, 128-ttr_ 801. Cor. 8th st and Market Space {PRING DRY GOODS -CHEA Ss WINTE goons SACRIFICED, » Te Striy alicoes, 4 yc., Up. Wi 12. .. worth $1, Whi 1.60. uy 6-Quarter Black Cashmere, $1 10: worth §) Black Cashmeres, 25, 37, 50, 62c. to $1, che Black Pare Mohair Alpaca. $7 gg. worth G2°, Full line Colored Dress Goods, up, All Linen Bleached Table Daniask. b0c Special bargains in Carpets, to sell out, Our stock at right prices, and always geod value for your money . T. N. NAUDALD 1 26 -tr 709 Market Space, NEW ADVERTISEMENT = or ©. M. TOWSON & Co. 1 Case 2'.-wide Sheeting Cotton, 2 Cases Best Quality Calicoes, 4 100 Pieces Choice styles in Calico 100 11-4 Crochet Spreads at $1.25, IgCase Yard-wide Percales, 6. NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, LARGE As- SORTMENT, New Spring Dress Goods, 15. ces Spring Mohair 18, sold at 35, s Persian Stripes ( iy) Uf 50 Pieces New French Dress Goods, 25. Linen Towels, only 10 cents, Damask Towels, extra large and fine, 25. Cassimeres for’ Men and Boys wear, 25, 31, 40. 50, 62, 75. 87, $1.00, Black Cashmeres, 25, 37, 50, 62, 75. 87. Black Al frou: '16.'18, 20. 25 SL, 37, 60. Yard-w ide Undressed Cotton. 100 Pieces New Lawns, just opened. WE ARE OFFERI. GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW SPRING GOODS, M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, fel 26-tr South side, near 7th st. GEF4T BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs, aT LUTTRELL & WINEB, 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, 440 vorth $2.00, Just received, a beautiful line of DRESS GO@DS in new shades and styles, from 25 to 75c. @ yard, All-W oi Buntings in desirable colors, Alpacas in piatn colors 16: 1,000 yards Plaid Dress Goods 15c., cost from 25 500 yards dark Pacific Cretons 6\yc., About $4 000 worth Winter Dress 300 yards Carpets 30c., sold ards Carpets 30c., sold at 40c, 2 new Druggets, large and desirable, at oo 500 \arus new and fine Linen Lawns at 2c, -4 Bleached Sheeting Goods at 8c. ) 4 Brown - “Sat 1Be, illow-Case Cotton 100, A splendid line of Spring Cassimeres and Gloths Just received, Curtain Lace from 20 to 7Bc. price 12yc. Goods at ane 1 1 i 10 Pp | Curtains in sets chean, 5,000 yards Cambri Edgings f ‘500, Beads at about halt value, om # fo —_ ner- | 100 ,pairy Black Kid Gloves, 1 Button, 30c, 's* Corsets in ood quality 50c, A beautiful line of Gloves, Hosiery and Handker- chiefs at lowest figures ‘We guarantee our goods to be at lowest cash prices’ oe nent quaaiay ant LUTTRELL & WINE, feti23-2w 20th street and Penn, ave. [ue GREATEST BARGAINS EVER 93: OFFERED, AT BRODHEAD & CO.*8, 9 Penn'a ave., between 9h and 10th sts., x Lyons Black Gros Gra Lyons Black Silks and Velvet. All wool Black French Casiimere, and Cour- tauld’s Black Crape, Ail wool Bunting. best makes, only 3c. Freres ‘oil de Alsace, in new Bourettes Eoigaa det received Ali ¥: lexigns, Jui ved. All wool French Cashmere, 39 inchesywide, only 55c. A! Bicached Cotton, "only Syer iegeat Shots Elegant 3-Buttoa Kid Gloves, in all colors, $1 25. Clark’) 8. Yard Spool Cotton, Be. sp Stor’ Spool, (Six spools for 25c. And a complete line of new and desirable Lrstetese goods equally cheap, Call and evamine, BRODHEAD & CO.. fel2] tr 939 Penn. ave., bet. %h and 10th. Tock or DRY GOVODS AT COST. MUST HAVE MONEY, Beautiful PRINTS, 45¢ cents, Best wide SHEETINGS, 22\ cents, Large lot of TABLE LINEN REMNANTS. 1.500 Remnants of COTTONS, DRI * GASHMERES, and FLANSELS, Toned Splendid. ys a y assortment of BLACK CASHMERES Beautiful wide CASHMERE at 30 cents, Li stock of BLAN : rs at paige reg LANKETS and COMFORTS Large wool BLANKETS, $2. Large size COMFORTS, 975 cents, Job lot of HAMBU! te INGS very low URG EDGES and INSERT. REMEMBER THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, Second door from 7th street, RY GOODS AND CARPETINGS. We are hay our . ay Py pease AR EO sirab e Dry Goods and Carpets will be sold at cost for cosh. ‘Th: usands of dollars’ worth of naantie Of Goltars’ worth Remnants, Odds, febl5-tr