Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1878, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY.. . March 158, 187! SB. NOYES..,.Editor. CROSBY = Dati Circulation at over “FF abo Nerina more than (fiiree times that Gat i. Wash Gnd more than that of all the others ‘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. The insertion in the game day's issue of those reaching the office after | | ‘hat hour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to thelr 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 ComP any, —not to that of any individual. 4 Anonymous communications not read; re Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. _————————— As Massachusetts has considerable at stake in the fishery question it may be a matter of interest to Know that the prominent citizens of that stat tional law oncede that the duty of the gov- ernment is plain to pay the award of the | fishery commission. Charles Francis Adams says there is but one honorable course to pur- sue, and that is to pay it—the question of amount has nothing to do with it. If it was a bad bargain it was too late to revise it. That quest sed out of our hands the moment the arl ors Were appoint nd the gov- ernment had expressed its satisfaction with ail of them. He feared that the attempis of leading men in the country to resist the pay- ment of the decree of an arbitration to which all parti ad agreed, upon such misera- Ll+ technicalities and subterfuges as had recently been suggested would result in breaking down the m de of settling inte bitration. Robert C. Winthrop holds that the money should be paid without delay. Judge Benjamin F. Thomas believes the award to be legally binding, and that it should be pai legal authority in Massachusetts, holds that the award is legal and binding. and that our government will be discredited if it does not walk up manfully and accept the result of the arbitration. The award of the Geneva con- ference was promptly paid by Great Britain, he says, and our government should not suffer itself to be outdone in obeying the require ments of duty and honor. Altogether it would seem that the legal authori ies are decidedly to the effect that the award must be paid, however unpalatable it miy be ed and Christian nal disputes by ar- ——_+<+e-—___ Whether or not England is in a condi‘ion to cope with the continental powers and their Jarge standing armies, there is no doubt that she is far better prepared than at the time of the Crimean war. The prospect of a renewal of hostilities s-ems, at the close of that strug- gle, to have been conte Writing to Lord Palmerston in 18% 1 Vietoria ex. | Pressed the hope that the proposed army | retrenchments would be made “with great moderation and very gradually, and that the difficulties we had had and the sufferings which we had endured might not be forgot- ten.” She adds: “To the miserable reduc- tions of the last thirty years are entirely owing our state of helplessness when the war bezan, and it would be unpardonable if we were found in a similar condition whea another war—and who can tell how soon that may bet—breaks out. We ought to be prepared for every eventuality.” It is not likely that England ean do much in the first campaign of a European war. But her insular position and her great maritime Strength will enable her to gradually and safely develop all her powers in an offensive direction, and to choose her own place and time for striking. We must not underrate England’s military power. In point of both Population and resources she has gained largely on the continental powers since the time of Napoleon. And, safe from attack her- Self, her blows will become stronger as the War continues and her opponent become exhausted. ———<-2 -___ A statesman by the name of Sp undertaken (the use of this word i tended to suggest that S taker) to prevent crema’ Fennsylvania, by introia legislature making the pra fence. The bill is aimed 4 Washington, Penn.. who heathen every few ye: while waiting for in- creasing civilization to arouse a popular senti- ment in favor of this manner of disposing of the dead. The efforts of Mr. Spang will no doubt prove an excellent advertisement for the Doetor, and will add to the arguments for cremation the sentiment in its favor cer- tain to be aroused by the persecution of its advocates. A bill was also introduced in the Same legisigture, which makes ita penal of- fence for one man toask another to take a drink of any intoxicating liquor. This bill will probably be as effective in suppressing intemperance, as that of Mr. Spangin prevent- ing cremation. Cremation eannot be shown to be “unehristain, inhuman and wicked.” Habit and association are the strongest argu- ments against it, and they are sufficiently powerful -to prevent it from coming into general use, unless a formal attempt to prevent its present rare practise, calls universal atten- tion to the arguments in its favor, and petty Persecution arouses sympathy for those who are endeavoring to introduce it. The Irish-American So. Superb display to-day in their ‘ade in honor of St. Patrick's day. It was generally remark- ed, that in number, the appearance of the men, and the excellence of their marching, the parade was one of the finest ever witness- ed in Washington. Lemoyne, of tesa modern ieties, made a The Canadian shippers, in opposing the Duke of ‘hmond’s cattle bill, which, if carried by the English Parliament, will almost extin- Sulsh the trade in live cattle between Canada and England, suggest that as Canada is an integral part of the empire and as Canadians are prepared to fight British battles if neces- Sary, their interests should be treated asim- perial interests. England must find out whether she is going to have war with Russia oi ot, before she passes the cattle bill. M. Paul de Cassagnae, the French small- sword expert and famous puncturer of polit- ical opponents, has defined the policy of the Prince Imperial. “The Prince neither in- trigues nor observes a purely contemplative attitude, bat admits, like his father, the doc- tcine of Providential intervention.” This non-committal and indefinite platform, like +) se adopted at our presidential nominating ehtions, will not interfere with any course +f action that seems desirable. A rush for the ‘arone under the guidance of Providence, or a urther “ waiting for something to turn up" of 1¢ remarkable kind described by de Cassag- ac, is allowable under the “ policy.” —_<-e ____ \ Lill has been passed at Calcutta empower. « the government to suppress seditious ritings by the native India press. England elieves in a free press except in India. Well * she will govern a half-civilized people, we 2 appose she must govern it ia a ha'fcivilized waye SjECOND HAND FURNIT r BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH narls-6.~ Corver 8:h and D st. r IN ROOFING, PLUMRI i AT LOWEST RATES. MORAN’S, 6 PLun'aavenur, NS FOR WAK CF 1812 —JOHN D. K bas ali the fae‘lities to prep sre D = jor Soldiers an1 Whiows. a E Light Brahma, Feish & 5 ems. White Leghorns, Pitkin & Sith Pehle S Fyllets and Cockerel, L. B.: very low Price; not sokee to'keep so many. 'iw0y 8fh'dursct YD am FICATION s sacerreCre as. AND EN, ‘omputations $ others made at shert now i J. M.“WOLBEECHT, Architect and marlé-la Boom 3st, Cloud ‘Sulliog \GINEERING. especially learned in interna. | Henry W. Paine, a leading | CRYSTAL ° arrane FOR THE HAL poiscovesYy fated hair, to its origtaal color | Wy) good secondhand SADDLE and Mal youthtul appearence ih vhree to ceedayss Fee BRIt Address H. X., Siar office. ves dandru revents the ha't falling me | With a con: I tnereasing sale for the it | eigh! years, we feel satisfied we can recommend it, | Cifras the atvantages over 31 oiher prepa-ations | of this character of— First. being warranted entir-ly harmless. 8 cond, ne sediment or other «xtrancous matter. creaiirg tore or less dirt upon th? scalp, to shake up before using. . hir¢, does not stain Mnen or the finger nails. A tria’ will convince. | Put up m ‘arge boities, Price Ou Dollar, WANTED A FARM HAND? a singic ua competent to manage a smail farm, 313 9th st. n. WASTED By ed AT.ON as cok, washer and irony dis siaundress, Address U, A. B. Star offic 7 ANTED—Two or throe unfurutshed R OMS, with gas and water; uot too far f-om Treas i rent must below. Aditrers CLERK, § ar of- | Forsweat | oe oat ANTED—To SENT—By a reliable tenant a ae = | W ASU se orabottts room’: no tmoement estar ILLIHEN’s LINEN 8TO.E, i} fo and location, Address R. 8. L.. ANTED—A competent wh it ia, 0! Said meet tt CAML ool SW tiie wasit and Hota asin fami | Established 1847, for the Importation and sale of | ences required. Apply at 1340 New York s Pure Linen Guods of every description. | near 14th st., betwee 9 and 12 o’clock. mar18-2 FOR RENT AND BALE. leasart Furnished front R }OMS, street iw Fintan mal 1224 /K RENT_HOUSE, No. £320L st, nos. T Pitre ot A. MUREAY. cornet of 34% an Penu. mrl3 Se POR RENT —An cight room 1 1 repairard p'vasant location; 2413. 7 Owner will beard with parties renting if Ue, marlS oR RENT_To a good t* wnt very cheap that J coovenicutly kened HOUSE entice oe L a ave. and 6th st. n.w. Inquire at 3126:0 LW maris 2* UR RF N t— First-class STORE and ‘woedjoin- Pi tooM: Noe 818 9 heats ent oe a Ymquire at A. good tenant, No. 718 7 1H KENT— Frame 4rooms and kiiches & 943 Mats ave.: price $1. st., near Boundary, 5 ‘ | YT ANTED—Two energetic MEN as out door NEW I'RINTED LINEN LAWNS. uci, | Weaseemen; constant std profvabte cinntoy: | ment; mustbring reference, BK ly from 8 to 10 rom 11, 615 7.h st, new. ES SHEEHY.* ANTED—TENANT for delightfully located house in Le Droit Park: Trooms, bath ant water closet, two latrobes, range, hot and cold water, aud good cellar, W. A. ity Post fle marl resp: abl | ingle |-ADY, speak ng French and Spaulsh | fluently, will go partnership with persons of ineans ty open a boarding house 11 Paris during the exht- Vittor Terse verance. 8 ar office. At ANTED—A young lady of refinement an: genteel appearance tyact asan AMANU EN IS toa physician: must be able to write plainly e erencesexchanged, Address MED- | 98 NEW ERNS, OP EN; SO NEW PATTERNS. (Display in the Country. LINEN HANDKEROHIEFS. LADIES’ HANOKERCHIEFS. GENTS" HANDKERCHIEFS, | Our line of Pare Linen Handkerchiefs ts whole- | sale in extent, and retailed at wholesale prices, Good IRISH LINENS from 25 cents up, TABLE LINEN*. Importer’s prices. LINEN SHEETINGS, PILLOW LINENS, TOWELINGS of every kind, SAMPLES sent by mall. Address GEORGE MILLIKEN & 80N, H | _mar1s-12t 828 Arch st , Poiladelphia. > i office, inown hand writin: 1 | , ANTED—For gentleman and wife two un- Bezteon’s N furnished ROOM, not for housekeeping, on | i} st or second floor, with: lern improvements; | CAPCINE | facing. or in vielnity of City Hall Park, ‘Alldross, | with terms, J. 8. 8., 462 enue, 109) POROUS PLASTER. asin Sysnw au 7 ANTED—A youngiaw graduate, experienced SW inottce woth ished suitable EMPLOY. | MENT: prefers position with access to miscella- A great improvement | A soothing, healing, | neous library; will work for $4 per week: rafer- ou the ordinary porous | strengthening and pal ences. Address JAMES, Star office, mar18-3:* piaster. killing agent in one. NTED—A northero lady wishes a SIfUA- The Manufacturers received the highest and ont A ~ yw : TION as housekeeper, or as a companion to a | award given to Porous Plasiers at the Centennial. | iaay traveling. Address F. B. abanion Recommended by physicians everywhere, Re- | marl6-3t* 9 ee leves pain at once—cures quickly, ANTED_—A German @IRL as cook and gen- ‘We warrant Benson's Capcine Plasters to be su- eral housework; must come well recommend- Inquire at Mrs. A. ADLER, rior to all other porous plasters, and to all lint- | ¢ { gromte, 26 waminvented Co overcome the Mow a0) Wet | ton of the already popular porous plasters, ANTED—EMPLOY MENT by a dre | lame and weak back, tica, rheumatism, kidney V eo has had charge of an establishment’ for and spinal diseases, 1 simply the best remedy | 45 years: private family preferred, T.ease address ver Invented or known, ¥.T., Star office, marlé 3 * Sold all over the world, Price 25 cents, Sent on receipt of price by convenien SEABURY & JOHNSON, terms must be | office. mar18-m,w,s 21 Platt st., N. ¥. FRENCH AND ENGLI3H. Car DINNER SETS, | [TD™eB4TED NEW 8TYLES JUST RECEIVED. ANTED-~ April 1st, three or four anf irnished. ROOMS, second floor; in house with modern 14ch st., north of N_ preferred: moderate, Address MULLS, Star marid-3 * ANTED-—Two or three communicating W ROCNP oniorcond goa ROAR Oder ae two; terms moderate; references exchanged: loca- tion ‘in the northwest part of the city, Alur-sD, A., city Post Ottice, marl 2* WéARSIED—April ist,’ permanent TE VANT for a very complete éight-rooin house in most desirable neighborhood in West Eud: cellar upd -r whole house: hay window, hot and cold water, hath, closets, heater, front and rear porches; will lease to acceptable party for termof years, A (dress Box 9, Btar office, mars -3u" WANTED A Panty to take @ Farnis Room strictly private. Address **Wid ww Staremice, — ANTED—An experienced Cou 7 M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) Ho. 1009 Pennsylvania Ave., Between 10th and 11th streets, marl6-tr VANISH practically and thoroughly taught by rand wishes TO TRAVEL abroad with a fat span erberienced teacher. Kapld progress guar~ | Address * ‘Courier, Star ofice, > Rapid Frees | caress: aad = Sipeaener,s! 1290 Oth Semwe o grarib ote ANTED A sinall 8RI“K HO west SC ES ae = - a ern MEMOIR OF FATHER JOHN MCELROY, | to be 925 to$30, according to loratia £& the Irish Priest. by Esmeralda Boyle. Pcice | §., Star office. 25 cents. JAMES BELLEW, Publisher, 711 7h | - street. Washington, D. G. mato iw | WAN ED—By an old and experienced HAND Bricks to make and burn fn the city or the " ORANGES countr: Jaquire of WM. GRINDER, corner 1s. a DA ORI Da ORANGES. and M'sts. 6. ‘matiB-31* N.W. BURCHELL, MITA — _marl5 3t 1832 F stret, Witten Pari ° mcd | of this kind in the c cents per yard. Miss ee err UERER. Receipts aatty, | LUCAS. Dressmaker, 814 1 st. corter 9h st 3.000 ibs. DRIED APPLE. On Consignment, marl5 3t* 10th and C street. PRING FATTERNS RECEIVED—Dress- S waking from Latest Parisian Btyles,—8. 7. Taylor's Patierns and Journals of Fashion. | Knife | ti d ‘ingii . Je = Phare com 8 ors peinsyivanie erehue, mar 1 Vv poss AND STOCKS. ) HI fal man who speaks several differ H 4 + x + E Dy United States Bonds of all kinds; | W ont ae y. 2 a I RgaNs several ditfer- District of Columbia Bonds of various isst travel with persue whe oe oot TATE 2 Washington and Georgetown Quarterly Stock: Municipal and Railroad Bonds at d Stucks, bought Address 2305 H st. p.w. mar13-1i0 and sold by LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers | > ED— F EN to oc- marid-tF 10th st. and Penna, avenue. | Wet alana thle tory sou front rok oF IANOS, ORGANS. | Suitable for gentleman and wife, le - D— NOs, s ey =| ver y by ner, by V, BECKER, athiswarerooms; Wire CR PH RAPHS $2 50 pet dozen: at DODGE'S,467 Pennsyivaniaavenue, Many planos deemed worn out, or not keeping tn | between 444 and Gthats, fel9-5w* EXRE, can be restored to yood service at amuderate | <7 vren To exchange, bow BTOVES Te od expense — W ihes Groner BUTLER'S, 5th A UECOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS, 15 cents; | and K sts, n.w. Smokey eys Cured or no £% Bull's Cough Syrup, 19 cents: Hostetter’s | pay. Btoves rented. novié-tr Bitters, 85 cents; Keller's Reman Liniment, 44 | & uw. : ae marl5-3. WASTED LADIES to” K VOW that the handsomest Braids are made of Hair Comb Wes sor st: Fults 10s. Curis, £0. feed Har /yed the original color, cheap, at LLIP els, 802 7th st. new., near Hy “_ marld-3." 7 ANTED OLD GOLDand SILVER, in large or small quanti Highest price paid, OK CO., 349 Pa, ave. new. mari3-im 907 'H street northwest, near 9th. cents; Cook’. Balm of Life, 75 cents; Hanibu; ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old Breast Tea, so cents; Ayer's Hair Vigor, 76 ceutst | .VV apne, Groceries or Feel, at BUTLER 3, 5%8 Benson's Capeine Plaster. 20 cents. Kresh and | a& n.w. Latrobes to heat tyo rooms, $20 to genuine at W. A. GRAY'S Drug Store, 317 Mas- | 825. sepl5-tr a number 3 for which | \YOTICE.—Having purchased the interesto! my | N partes) ne SGareee coe eeel my tiveral price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star | BROKERS, I will continue sald business in my ‘3ug80. oWn bame: will loan money on approved collate- WANTED Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of ral, win boy Land Warrants, negotiate Loans, anc any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- do 3 geveral BROKERS’ BUSI SESS. tery goods and work at lowest possible prices, by ArBURY G SEE LEMAD Oe Fe A. H. CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. auglé-ly pposite Ehbitt House, mui A (Poet, Sao Chel’, San Capt] |W dare coanimrminsate Seperseeh in cara T RAHN’S CHACE'S, Uphoisterer, 614 La. ave. auglé-1y Ps BARGAIN SHOE STORE. VV ANTED_FEATHERS to renovate at Ladies* Foxed and Lasting Gaiters ..$0 75' EY dies” Foxed and Lasting Galt ‘3 t W tances Ga eee ee, augie-1y 1 Bid ‘+ Foxed and Leather Button .”. 1 By WARXTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'B ++ _ Good Slippers. Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- Men’s Shoes and Gaitei tween 45 and 6th sts. 8,w. Called for and delivered Cnharen's Hlesied Sises BO | NO EOE =. . ANTED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY fant's Leather Laced ani 40 ERY, LEAN, s) 4 11992 Penna avenue, bot: ish and aor at wz Sr Ne Rte ee Oy mal oF Sign Red S'ipper. marlsSt_ | jeftat We B: MITCHELL'S, Marketopacs mater ‘ST BECEIVED, larcus Ward's Easter (ards. Marcus Ward's Irish Linen Paper and Envelopes, Marcus Ward's Irish Linen Cards and Envelopes. Blackwood's Jet Biack Ink, Photographs of Rev. W. 8. Rainsford; price 60 cts. All the New Miscellaneous Books received as soon as published. Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, W ANZED-Gentiomen to Know that WM. sven OOHE, Merchant Tallor, 1011, New York nue, makes & special ting Garment femade at home. tande-1y LOST AND FOUND. I OST—Liver colored POINTER. Tan feet and 4 white spot In the breast. Sultable K RENT—Klegant new fifteen room HOUSE ‘at L+Deolt Park: beantifully located: on high- @st Qonnd im the Park: sll elty conventonces. J, ALBRIGHT, Room 2, St, Cloud Balding. oh | and F sts. n,w. mi Bt IR RENT Six room HOE, 409 13 hstre between D and E 8.6, Price $10. K-\ next door. ma.16 3.* WK RENT—SCORK, wich Fixtures and Celiac attached. Also, If desired, adjoining ROOMS tor residence, Inquire at 923 31st. s.¢,. tnarlé 3t” FOR RENT OR SALE Three-story and vase nt Press Brick HOUSE, ‘heroem hay window, gas and wate: wo blocks the Capitol: In excellent condition: N 9. 400 Jersey avenue s, SUR RENT- 416 10.h street s.w.; 11 room mod rh improvements very cheap; 1428, 1413 6 rooms. $20: 1318 P-nusyly, fore and dwelling. Apply to 4 225 9h street n.w. mais 3° R ine BRICK 18th street n.w.. 13 rooms, Terge collar, Pos April 1-4," 1878.. “Rent $50 per mont KELLEY, No. 902 8th street n.w. POR RENT- $45 —Gommodious three stary BRICK. 1909 Pennsylvania avenue, near 19-h Mreet 14 rooms. water. gas, Key nearest corne JOS, FORREST. 711 @ street, north of Piter 12104 p.m, marl6 2 <P 316 and 318 C street n.w., 90 rooms $88: 202 ¥ street n.w., 18 Thor : Stoddard street, G F Toon. range. ete wetown 14 rooms, $5); F. W. MILLER A. AVENUE. BLOF, $45 LF sires % known as *‘locust Hill,*’ adjoi Zz the Sol diers* Homeon the west; entrauce from 7:h stre-t road by Whitney avenue, ‘There are about six acres of ground, eight of which_ars in market ga: den, For particulars apply at 712 13th st. m16-1m °NT—Three-story BRICK DWELLING -stors back building, No. Ut st, n, 2 rooms: concrece cellar; all modern linprove- ments; at $30 per month to good tenant; cheapest reut in the city, See premises, marl 6'* D PEOPLE -An eignt- ‘OR RE, nearly new, No, 1435 Sampson st,. at $20 per month In advance. Key in 1487. For farther information call on F. HUW- ARD, $28 10.ht, n.w,, after 4 o°clock p.in, Ret OK RE) w 6-rodm FRAME HOUSE, porch, kitchen, cellar, stable, spring, dairy and one aere of ground; beautifully situated; 33 miles fm here: one mile from depot; one mile from vil- aur, store, School, post office and four churches, iia restaurant, 843 Pennsylvania avenu FoR BENT, Fon Hot sexe sirable ROOMS, second floor Water, gas and bath’ room, cella: mils of adults. 935 Rhode Isl south front; ¢.; to a small Lal 4 tween 2d und 3d st For ‘SALE — COTTAGE, one story omy; nearly new: stable, garden, fruit, croquet avn. in the healthy village of Mt. Pleasant. one jilefrom elty. Inquire of Dr, BREED. corn-r Bihand F sts new. marl4-6.* POR RENT -N 204 ® +, 5 room HOUSE. Dewiy paperes painted, hall, gas, Also Ne. ai i st., G-roum, ball Bass waters be: nw. Inquire No We rner 1st and B mpruvemn sts. 2022 F n.w., 16 rooms, al mod. ianps....-.- 1515 Vermont ave, new. BTs.~ All Mod, Tip 35.00 | siany other desirable Tous in all sect!ous OF thos city, for rent by T_F. GATCHELL, Boal Estate and Tasuraice, | LeDroit Building, corner 8 band F sireeis nor’h- | Gen. Cl ipman's House, 14 reome, Geek KANT. By BR O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. a.* 623 Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms, nod, tmps....$1 224 Wesc st. ny 13 rooms, mod. i 406 11th st. z ® rooms, mod. Imps... 303 10:h st. n.w , store aud Warehouse. 915 T:h st, n.w., B rooms, mod, iimp: 917 7th st. n,w.. 8 rooms. mod. imps 601 4% st. 8.w.. 4 rooms, store aud fixtures, 509 B st. s.e., 10 rooms, mod. imps. 2Bih st. s.¢., 8 roums, mod. imps 329 Tih st. n.e., 7 rooms and bath, (new. 331, 7th st. n.e.. T rooms and bath. (new) ”. 1419, 1493. 1435 N.Y. ave. stores each Building Lots for sale in every sect! eee city. REESESERESSSSTESS S8S°38S223°SSSR23 u h ia EAL ESTATE BULLETIN . E, WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh Bt. (Onangoe waadeonery Weduecday and Saturday. ) Taree-Story Brick Houses for Sale. Baoan ee m. i., 10 rs. i 333 Virginia ave, s.w.. mod. imps.. 8 Ts. 1529 Columbia st.. mod, 607 N st. new, 1109 41 Ts) 15:5 Columbia st., mod,’ imps.,'8 rs. 40 42-46 I st. n.e., mod, imps., 10 rs., eacl 1235 8th st. n.W,, f.h., mod. imps, 9 rs. 917 Gin st. n.w.. ‘Tf. b.. Ors. 247 Bust. 8.w.. 6 re...) Fue-Sory. Brick and Frame 8. E. cor. and Ine., b.b., 9 208 K st. n.e.. fh. 6 rs 724 10th'st. ne. f. 1764 to 1762 S st. nw KS7 889 841 2d st. Se 624 K st. 8.e., bh, Unimproved Prope: bet. 21st a1 Det! Del. a i nst., ber. 4's and 6h s.w, pee ft bet, Va. ave. and K St. Le. +. bet. Bib and 6b s.e, 26 Wist.. bet. Land Va. ave. n. N st... bet. 23d and 24 hin.w., per ft 2ach'st.. bet. Mand Nn. Dand E 14 hand 15:hs Kentucky ave., bet. 5. Houses For Rent. pereee cococacocom tt SESEEESESE Houses rs, Est 21 stoddard st. furo . mod, imps., 12 rs 507 store). mod, imps Lr 1200 K st’ u.w., furn,, mod. into. 404 6th st. n.w.. mod, 8.16 63 181 s 20041 nod, m te 11377 h st. n.w., me 919 H st. n.w., med, imps., 11 rs 1282 Pa. ave. i. w.. store, mod. imps., 1 44 1st. n.e., mod. imps.. 9rs..... store, mod. imps, 5 Fs. mod. imps, .8 484 G st. 8.w., tod. tmps,, 8 Ts, 23.1) st. se, mod, imps., 9 rs. 212 Bridge'st.. Georget'n, mod. inips. Zand 78 2d st.. Georget*n, m. i, Sts. 17658 at. Dew. 7 rs. 17698 st, n.w., 7 rs, 6&8 L st.'n.W., 6 rs 2111 12th st. nw. 1816 Lawrence st. 1369 D st. s.w., drs. | site he ola Adams Mul, | P.O. city. | 8 Tc tice, a | TNO EXCHANGE | snd Driving Y °. 50 CASH will be given fo- a go SITION, or $35 for four months, rome, B UE-G \Eiss QUARRY TO RENT on rea- sobab-¢ terms, situated on Comok, Address W. Kr’ marls 3° -E—A DRUG ST ORE in thi< city, an 4 etaud and dotag a good paying ts ness, Terms easy, Address OLD STAND, marl8-6r" ton, anc Address 1 M marks ILDEKS — A re- aid upou it. can T on long tiws ant Address NORTH. rik 3 c gw CAPITALISTS AND & ousilie pers. who will cheana central'y Tocate 1! int any cash payment i Mer, active oF ident, with $1,250, waated to take half Inter~ evins MARKE STOWE contra’, doing $30 000 busi rannum, at agross proficu! 2 per cent. "Address CELERY, Star om re. MaATIB-3 * Wie PROPERTY — | W Either 3 Genmiuea ad T Hivtown 5 or wil! ve wn sauallvown: or cash and $15 monthly, W. W. METCALF oor. 15th st. d New Yor! marl ze TPOARCHITECTS. “1 ans. Specifications ant | Estimates are invéted by the Washington and rgetown Railroad ( amnany , R for new ST «BLE, CaR.HOUSE. Wo) | SHOPS, &e. $500 Will be ald for such pl ed by the board of direc: he property of the compan is reserved to reject any or all plans. furnished at the office of the Cumpaay, Penna, ‘Washington. D. maild 100, IN $25 MONTHLY PAYMENTS U paid, will be given to an} re me’a Permanent Situation in any iovernmeant department as Watchman. Address WORKMAN, | Siar offiee. marl6-3.* JR SALE—AT A GROAT SaciPie » MILLI NERY and FANCY STORK, 101 Bridge wur-et, Georgetown. Owner leaves the city, Does now anu has been doing a handsomely paying bi for some years: excellent stand, and extraord chance. Will sell on easy terms. marlé 3.* Tr LOAN _ $600, $1,500, $2,000, §2.600 at 8 per cent. on Real Es: R. ©. HOLTZMAN marl5-3t 20th and F streets northwest, MPHE STO.OK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of aBALOC centrally located and doing a ] at Siiromite marass = 0.000 FEET No. 1 SEASONED FLORIDA, 4144 inch FLOURING, masse APPLEMAN & BRO, wy CHANCE F. Sines: JR SALE-A G MAN —The entire Fixtures ot a first- and DINING-ROOM: also, Ladies’ Parl edrooms, all furnished with new Furniture: very low, location central; price $5,000. terms, Inquire at Evening Starofficr, \marl5-41 WASTED = Brick DWELL'NG y located will pay one-half cash, or asstime an Incumbrance of an equivalent amount, aud give balance In unlingroved property watieam: bered, = C. W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent, mia 16-3t 508 7th street northwesc, IR SALE—GERAT Bane stn tN THe CENTER oF THE Cory HOUSE No. 516 10th st. new geod Lot 25 feel front: large and airy rooms; terms, Al: , three-story BRICK, north side of H stree’ between 9.b and 10th. next door to 10th stree Willsell on easy terms; a trade in part for other property. BR. H. WAR’ mia: 15-3t 16 F street [OUSE FOR SALE_A 10-room, three-story and basement new BRICK HOUSE, finished 1 Issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a *“Bai- letin’? of all property for saleandrent on my books, which be Dy lication fice, will be sent by mail if desired." SY office, or Loans. $4.60, $3,000, $350,at 8 per cent. Auction Sales, On THURSDAY, M uabie property on F Rew at4p. m.. vale between 25 h aad 26°h sts, ma 16-tr n Fok RENT-HOUSE No. 731 ih st. new. 0 rooms, modern improvement, For key apply 727 Sthst. n.w, Also HOUSE No. 1542 8th Apply as abot Ea ‘UR RENT—Five story brick. HOUSE, thorough order, all mcderg improvements, thirteen rooms; sithated No. 806 Est. n.w.,_ ne: th Post aud Patent Office, For terms, apply at 713 Market mar13-6t OR RE asant 9-room COTTAGE at Mount P.easant, with tath-room aud. stab and Jal lot gronud: $25 per month. Apply N TIONAL SAVINGS BARK, Torino eo Nar York avenue, marl2-1m FOR RENT Furiched PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several smali BED ROOMS: vapla avenue., corner 4's st, ‘OR RENT-Brick DW LINGS Nos, 227 2a St.S.e . 10 rooms; Chapin st. College, between 14th and 15th sts. n.w., 7 rooms: also, one of 10 Tooms, water and gas, OTIS BIG | 3 FRE REST STORE No, 707 Market Space, lately occupied by Carter, dry goods. The above store (in the best business location) is now in spl ndid condition. Rare opportunity to secure a first-class stand. Inquire at 612 Pennsylvania ave- Due, opposite Metropolitan Hotel, mar11-Im R_RENT—HOUSE No, 607 New Jersey ave. n.W., nine rooms, good yard and movern Im- OVEN ts: $25 per month, Apply to W. C, JOHNSON: isisth st! new. APY 10,85 0 1218 N st. n.w.; 6 $20 per month. Also Business: rent low. “Apply Hoke’ eae oat Pate siness: rent. low. Doxt duor or Store, 1217 Est. PEN Peet oe ae Fez BRENT—HOUSE No. 1493 8th st. n.w., 11 rooms and all modern convenlences, louary Washstands, hot and cold water in sleeping rooms. 1 fitted up this house for my own use; it is in first rooms water, gas, &c. STORE corner 20th class repair: newly pay and painted through- out, Inquire on tl » JOH. A scorn, nthe Premises. dane OR RENT—DWELLING No, 608 5h stn. w.. between E and F Judiciary Square, $65, STORE. No. 461 . 45 st.. $75. A. B. DUVALL, cor 4:4 ‘iia. ave. aim FPO! RENT 3 Biggs street, (between 18th and 14th and R and 8,) BRICK HOUSE: 11 rooms all jmodern improvements: rages goat’ and permanent. tenant wanted, ; JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st, toiebitin” Fo OR SALE-1446 N st., (new, ished in best style, 13 room: rooms; speak- heated, including bath and servants ing tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; veg- cellar. Can be seen at any time, etatle and meat feb19- Im FoR: RENT~Very pleasant front ROOMS, fur- ‘ished, on second and third fhoors, with modern improvements; convenient to all the ments; Law BooKseLiens, marl5-tr 475 Penna, ave. OpT—At Lincoln Hall, or on D street, between 4 8th anc 6th, an Amber NECKLACE, A suit- ab’e reward wiil be given if returned to Miss BELLE STONE, 406 bih st. marl8-2 ¢ LO8t.A BED POCKET BOOK. containiag _4 money, deeds and other papers, Heturn payors and keep money, W.1. NEWTON, Second Na- tional Bank. 1 gre Eme OPENING! FOR SALE. F R SALE—Two French Plate @lass SHOW CASES REFRIGERATORS, SHELV- » COUNTERS, dc., In Store No, 485 ih st, mari8-tr OPENING OF §PRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING |. H.C, HARMON, Mt, Pleas location central and desirable; No. 8th st. Hae Lene iaindadle Te” |eD.W. _ febll 6" J 08T_0n the 7th instant, » GOLD BRACE- R RENT—Three Desirable _ DWELLING iter: oa drect hermosa ise ae Cel HOUSES, Nos, 827 Pa, ave.; 323 Mo. aver st Office, The finder will be rewarded by returu- | aud cor, Mu, ave. and 3d st. ; at low rents. Inquire Ing toowner, Information at Star office, 1c" | at 331 Mo. 5-6" BOARDING. PREVONS DESIROUS of obtaining ood BOARD should call at the Tremont House be- fore making arrangement elsewhere, Board and Roon $25 to $35 per month,and $8 to $14 per week, F£. P. HILL, Proprietor. maril-im AW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor, New York ave. and 14th st, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the conveniences of a well conducted hotel. A liberal arrangement will be made with who desire Meals only. Ta0ns marll-3n OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING ORSE FOR SALE.—125 Dollars will buy a medium size Ray MARE; sound, 5 years old, well broken to harness or saddi suitable Yor family use. Apply 617 3d st. nw, marl ar OR SALE—VeRY Curar-HORSE, PHE- TON and HARNESS. Horse suitable for a lady, sound and seven veara old, Can be seen at HUGELY & BOWEN'S Livery < OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF BRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING Stable, from eight to twelve, Owner desires to leave the city. murl4 3 * OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING 7 SALE—A fine Carriage HORSE and HAR- NESS and a COUPE-ROCKAWA. Will sell cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be immediate, Inquire of W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7:h street, for rig OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING - OPENING OF SP&ING CLOTHING VOX AGER Tv EUROPE, J. W. BOTELER & BRO,- Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this District Sib of the INMAN STEAMSHIP CQ, PARTI¥S PROPOSING TO VISIT EUROPE can obtain ail information by applying to J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 923 Pennsylvania ave. OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING maré-1m BEATTY ORGANS. Superb $340 Organs only $%6, Pianos, retail price by other manufacturers $900, only $260. ‘Beautiful $650 Pianos, $175—bran Rew, warranted 15 days? test trial. Ovher bargaius. want them introduced. agente wanted. Parner ree, PIANOS. Address DANIEL F. BEATEY, Vashington, N. J. ma6 li INS pee Lire, HY TRANCE co., PURELY MUTUAL. INCORPORATED 1845. All aj forms of policies issued. Reports ens furniened sf. the Office of the Com- of ncies, OPENING OF SPRING CLOTHING aT MUTUAL BENEFIT a. STBAUS, 1011 Ponnsyiwanta avenue, marlS-te Between 10th and Lith streets, Always on hand at BECKER’S NEW and stal sont . GROVER, President. om.) by ane, Seat RRA LLE PF. HYDE, District Agent, . mar2-Im Room 9, Le Droit Butidino. or Harness and Trunk Factory, OME DOWN TO FOUR CENTS. JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 495 Seventh Street, febaé-tr Corcoran Byjding, BTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOE 93.90 One door apove Odd Fellows’ Hall. LLW ALUE THEIR SIG! to REPAIRING, Se En EA ENE | ate caso crure seer, | oRSRLRAay See ae gus ely suited to . 2 H. H, HEMPLEB'S, Optician 453 11TH STREBT N. W.—Furnished Front ‘00M on second floor. Also. other Furn- UMS, with first class TABLE BOARL ‘ot guests accommodated, mar GECHGE EF. SCHAFER, MERCHANT TAILOR, Offers for sale the balance of his stock at and below cost to close business. 4 A call is solicited. mars-3m 1111 Pennsylvania ave. n w. WATCHES. Allthe finest grades of ENGLISH, SWISS and AMERICAN WATCHES, SPLIT SECOND CHRONOGRAPHS, MINUTE REPEATERS, HORSE TIMERS, &c, 4%" We call particular attention to the WATCHES OF OUR OWN PRODUCTION, in which are introduced the latest American and European improvements, and we confidently rec- @mmend them as the BEST TIMEKEEPERS ever offered to the public, mai8-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. N OTICE. The Sale of the Steamboat MABY WASHINGTON, hat been, Pestponed, ‘The Boat and ‘Wharf can . at private sale, by applying to P. H. THOTH. Preddent of the Company? aeoctink P. O., Fairfaz county, Vi Tinar-10t UNKS, || Ro obectionto sth vas, VELING BAGS, TRAVELERS SATCHELS, Desiring @ first-class ar, HARNESS, &c. ticle will patronize THE BVER POPULAR TRUNK AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY |. aVenUue D.W., Corner 455 Street. tr HE NAILS,—J. **Dr. SCHULTZE cared mine Te eaten Tae PRING AND SUMMER STYLES.—Stitched | cards like of painless cases of corns, Boots, to order, $7.50: Boots, $6; Sole | ulcers, chilblains, rheumatic or swollen jolats, £C. 1d Hi pegged, $i, at Be LITZ". 941 New | Once: 903 Pennsylvania avenue Uraaie Paaics Sesoey aveuve BW, . maté-lm* | and children attended, le Or t00 late, dk 1B RENT— B. H. WABNER & CO., BRAINARD H.WaAgNER, EDWIN A. MCINTIRE. 916 northwest, 1206 K st. nw, $150 116 6th st. se... 1780 1 st. nw. 125 Store, &c., 31 & H. 1446 N st. nw, 8854 818 Cat. 66, Fur. house Ist. nw,..80 1235 T st. aw. Store, &c..1626 14thst,80 1305 Sst. ow, Corner Ist and B st.se,75 | 1510 12th s! 811 Fst. ow,. PIB 308% . 616 E st. nw. Btore, &c., 1396 7th. 2413 ‘Penn. ave, 710 E. Capitol st 230 20 st. ne,.. 1416 11th st. nw, 1537 14th RbbRRRESeSE TER BRRRRE eo 1222-1226 8 st. nw, Alse, a number of above,-a list of which is every day on the talletin “i THOMAS 3. tr YERS. 1216 F st. ai ni s : FOR ENT. YS 10-room Brick, mod. imps., 986 P st. goof MsK st, mod. Imps, cor. Vtave.and N st. a Kk, mod. bey . be ieitaee PS. 26 Columbia st. R RENT AND FOR SALE, _ By WM. E. BURFORD, No. 708 E street. No. 475 Missouri ave., mod. imps.. No. 17018 st., mod. imps,, 8 rs. 15 Beautiful residence at Hyattsville + 5 For Sale. Three 2 story Bricks for sale at a great induce- ment: two for $2,200 each; one for $1,400, paying from 16 to 26 per cent. in rents, Terms very easy, larger Also two Houses to trade in part ment property, To Paoeh Loan, $4,000, $3,000 and $1,600, on good real estate. ATPY IMmeOlstey. rare BURFORD, felg8-tr __ Real Estate Broker, No. 708 E BOOKS AND STATIONERY NEW Books. A New Testament Commentary for Readers. 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LATEST PUBLICATIONS, ‘Treatise on Photography, by Abney, F. R. $1.00; Phystographye Beek! Hy Toy), Fe $2:50: The Doctrine of cript Edward Beecher, D.D.. $1.25: The Source of Mus- 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 Adams. $4: Home Interiors, by KE.’ C. Gardner, $1.60; Mi by the author of Kismet, $1; Tie Hon. ‘Miss Ferrard, Lelsure Hour Series. $1; Con- sintineple. by daihes Bryce, Half Hour 1 cts.;The Spanish Armada for the Iavasion ot England, by A. H. Guernsey, 20 cts. For sale by (OHUN BROS, mar2-tr_ Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 1 Pa, PROFESSION AL. N. DUTTON, 1 OF and peat Boe Bi Booms 18 and 19, Saf cor. 15th st. and New Davenport JB. E. PARSONS, Dentist, has removed his D)fomcs and residence to ei a Sree of charge for the poor, if Histon J. ENNIS, Til G strest.. ie ent Office, Electrician and rx. ‘work 7 in Patent . M. TALBOTT, D)"ketiovea to southeast corner Tin ana atreeta northwest, Teeth inserted §7 per BE. J. B. GIBBS, DENTIBE, EMC 16Tu STREET, arly TQ rer taemaeere Drug Btore. Dine Bae te, Sa Deekaz: MOMINLEY, of Germanton, Paits- ithor stem of medici Seltectual cure of Ghrgute Draakeaness His Superior claaade only need Spry. Boed for priated matter, mart-26¢ to order, with every modern improvement, on & paved street in the thriving northwestern fan of the city. Lot 20hy 100, Will be sold ata sacrifice by the owner. Address Lock fox 14 City P.O. marl4-Lw MONTHLY NOTES given for deferred pay- aVE men’s for Real Estate bought, by mar 12-60 JOHN T. ARMS, 10 F street. TOR SALE At Mt. Pleasant, D. C,, 27.600 feet of GROUND: HOUSE of seven rooms: large cellar, well, cistern, stable, garden, fruit-trees, &c,. ke, Will te soid on easy'terms, JOHN B. RLOSS, marll-2w* Mt, Pleasant, or Koom 10 May Huild’g. )K SALE—I will exchange Improved or Unim- Fonate PROPERTY, clear of all encum- Wance, forencumbered PROPERTY. Parties pre- pared to sell at market vaine appiy to J. W. STARR, northeast corner N. Y¥. av. and 6th st. DW. feb20-1m* Fer SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ‘On account of the dissolution of the compartner- fi ship We offer to sell our lai assortment SCLD AND SILVER WATCHES To 208 SOLID GOLD AND GOLD FILLED CHAINS, 4, DIAMOND, ND ALL ER FINE JEWELRY. oem SILVER, AND SILVER PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, BRONZES, &c., &c. FOR 60 DAYS FROM DATR, At 20 per cent. below cost. at private sale, Every article fully warranted. All c- mmission goods at nett cost, 8. GOLDSTEIN & Go. COMMISSION BROKERS, feb8-tr____ [Critic] Corner 10th and D sts. » VESTMENTS. FOUR SALE, pep isirict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent, gold exact Cotumbia 18 years 7 per cent. curren- ‘ashi 30 yearé it. equpited States Bonds i! insu8e, and other ee LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.. j12-ly__ Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ESS MACKEREL, BONELESS CODFISH, POTOMAC KOE HEREING, LABRADOR HERRING, SMOKED SALMON, SMUKED POTOMAC ROE HERRING. CANNED SALMON, CANNED LOBSTER, SARDINES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1491 New York ave., marl4-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department. RR. Sasa 030 center Ma 1S 638 als ont BO and #1 Wester CHOICE FRESH MEATS "AT or TIMES AT ALL Good Beef Roasts, 12' to i8, ss“ s* Steaks, 12's to 20: Other Meats in proportion. a All orders faithfully filled; goods deliv Sa" Allor iy filled: goods delivered, J HAVE ON HARD EXTRA FINE CAPON, CANVAS BACK DUCKS, Lia PHILADEDPHIA POULTRY and Philadelphia BEEF, CRABS, CLAM, SHAD and all kinds of FISH, TENDERLOINS received daily, ALSO, GREEN © And FRESH TOMATOES, PALACE MARKET, Corner 14th st. and New York ave. mar8-tr FRANK J. TIBBETS, GROUSE, GREEN PEAS, CUMBERS, STALLS No. 52 and53 Washington Mar. ket, (7th street wit and Marwet, by bis frietds and the lovers of CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON. CORNED and SPICED BEEF a speciaity. Marketing delivered free, feb28-6m ARDINES LA TOMAT, BONELESS SARDINES, QUEEN OLIVzEs. CAPERS, TOBASOO SAUCE, LOBSTER, PICKLED AND FRESH. — SALMON. 1 LB. CANS. money by Sbuaining pee pace md Pansy Goods prior to Clsewhere, wn’ Fancy B, W. REEDS janto-te 1910 Fst mte, OUN R. KELLY, DEALER IN FIRST-CL, BEEF LAMB V TON EAL, MUTTO: BRED BEEF 4 SPRCIaeT’ and 630 Center Market, r, aud 206 and 208 Northern or address Box 713 City; THE TRADES, A; pen Tere MAKER, VENUE Sreery ‘Nomrawser. ety | Fine Riack Stiks from 78 to $2, very cl | Fine ali-wool Cashmere De? atizes, tm pial | 12th and 18th streets, “Beautify! person who wil pros | | | | | | | | with utmost ‘care. and sold ch | 500 yards Bleach DRY GOODB. TO] BASKET SPace. We offer the following as spectal bargains: 4- yards wide White Sheetiny 5 * ide Rrown Sheeting. at 3 nye 2 BOD yards Plain and Figured Drees Goods, 16 cents new here at B cents: Black Cashmere, 50, pts, SL: White Red Spreads, at 60, : Shawis. $1, $1 ¥ . 73 cents, $1. $1 50. ft over from last season to be sold less 0. J, JOHNBON & CO., Cor. 8 th St. and Market Space. STYLES IN SPRIN« Goops, 60 ps handsome D ess ivods from 12's to Good Cashineres from 0c. wo $1, a) cheap. 5 4 Back Tamine Cloths and Deiaines, very cheap. Doutie-face Bik Mohairs an’ Alpacas, very cheap. an’ Ge- All stock than cost. m6 tr sirable shades, Argh des in Buntings. good quality at 2 2 000 do, Towels and Table Napkins, Tabic Lineas, Sheetings, white and colored stripe Ned Spreads, many decided bargains, jal bargains in all Winter Dress Goods, Fi s and Cassimeres, many at less than cost 1e close out stock, All goods sokl warranted as represented, at 3. W. COLLEY *s mbls-tr 801,Cor.8th at and Market Space SATRAORDINARY BARGAINS 4 At BRODHEAD'S, 1205 F xtrect, betwoom ere, 25%. per yard: Ba!briggan Hose. 25°. pair. . yard up. Good Back ne Hip G ore Corsets, es, 450. up, (elegant 3 . 2be Kid Button Kids, card. Clark's best 6 -pools, 25. Yarletanes, Percates, Cambrics, kins. Doyties, Table Linen, Dress Goods, equatly cheap. oe All goods first class, and selected Because bought Now is the time to secure bar- BRODHEA D's, 1205 F st., vet. 12'h and 18th'sts NEV SPRING G:ops. Fa ty tks, 65, 67 Bo-tneh Fine Bick Cash Wool Cashmeres, Black Sitk Black Mo cheap for cash. gains, at mari5-tr New Spring Dress Goods, 12 Special Batgalus all through Stock “‘axsimeres for Men aud Boys: cheap, Calicoes, 45, c. up: Sheetings, 16c. up. Carpet Stock” must be sold, and prices necessartiy F Aree pee Pate oc] azar Patterns, ange T. Nz NAUDAIN, 709 Market ‘Bpace. '¥ e00ps. new SPRING GOODS daily Kerbocker 1)ress Gods, from 12, cents per yard up to fine goo Huntings from 25 cents to 60 ce Silks, ‘Grenadines, Cashmere cheap, A fuils vekof White Gods, Hsien a4 No, 988 1TH 8r., No. 706 K St. W.w. — as and Tamise very marls- NEW STOCK OF BLACK CASHMERE> DIRECT FROM THE IMPORTERS SOURS case all woo! Freueh Cashmeres, yard wide cents, sold at 65. Black res, in finer numbers. full double width, 5 65.75, 85, B7c., $1; 20 per cent, under the regular prices. ut Alpacas and Mohairs, 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 7. e New Spring Dress Goods, 10, 124. 15, 18, 90, 95. Bontings in all the new colurs, 26 cents, eres for Boy's wear, from 2 New stock of Lawns, Table Linen, 25, $5, 87, 45 50c. New Spring Carpets and Qi! Cloths, C. M. TOWSON & Co., mard-tr SHEETING, 15 CENTS 10-4 SRS ireute vara. ABD. Victoria Lawn, 11 cents yard. Inserting. 15 cents dozen yards, Black Alpaca, 15 cents, Plaid Dress Goode 10 and 1 4g ress Goods, 10 and 124. cents. m6-lm_ JOS. B. BAILEY, cor. 7th & F. 20,000 WORTH OF DRY GOO! ‘ to be sold in the next = TWENTY Days, WITHOUT RESERVE. Best PRINTS, 5 cents, | Splendid MUSLINS from 6 cents up, Best SHEETINGS, wide, only 22 cents, TABL! 5 Pty yore BLE LINEN only 60c., sol 3,000 yards DRESS GOODS only 18 cents, a line of BLACK CASHMERES at a sac- 1 case best BEDTICK only 20 cents, Large stock of TOWELS - mendous reduction. and NAPKINS at a tre. Large lot of HAMBURG EDG! many ether ‘goods too uuunerous to mentions Call eariy and buy your DEY GOODS AT HALF PRICE, WISWALL & GWYNK, 705 Market Space, Second door from 7th street. N. B.—Smail dealers wii Goods to sll again willdo well toate” wee o L st MoBr SVECIAL SALE OF JOHN C, HOGAN, Market Manofactmer ots News "atented 5} and Venti a for Lt Public asses iat iene Mildew-Proof Awning ‘seplb-tr SILKS WILL CONTINUE A FEW DAYS LONGER. ar CON NOLLY'S, _marstr 608 Ninth street, Oo NOT PAY HIG iT D YOUR DEN Coops CEs FOR Buy them at the Cheapest Dry Goods store Washington, a om CARTERS NEW STORE, io. larket Bpace, Very wide Pillow Case Cotton, 10.¢¢-: excellent Guallty Callco. 45c.: New York Mills Sheet votton, the best and widest made, very ; fine quality Plaid Muslin. 12c: one yard wide Pacific Feroune Cambric, (figured, )very fnequality oni 8, worth 12°. ; beautiful ress Goods. part sl and wool, ic. ; Black Silks at the very lowest Efices. ‘We are selling an execiiant quality “atte inish’* Black Silk at onl: a every city in the United ates: lat iat hr i mb White Quit, ble Dam ask. also, rempants of Table Linen very cheap: Biack Castimere, pure wool, very fine quailty. very wide, double width, 62:cc:—this is a special Black Cashmere, fine quality, double fold, very large assortment of Cassimeres for’ boys wear, very cheap: for curtal located in our New Store, No. 711 Marker Space, juilts, only $1.60; also, Honey U c.; pure white all Linen We have placed a across the paveout. with our name writ! on it Letters, (CARTER'S,) 80 that it one Will Know where to the cheapest Dry Goods. ‘mart MEDICAL, &. 50 REWARD IF xo cure any larities and Office 906 B nian, Fy | BROTHERS Fail case femal ¥ re = ostractions: 30 years” experience, street southwest, opposite Bmithso- marlé-2w" Comuiz RB. LEO! Specialist ip the cig he. 2 Reedy Sar goon cine Seat nd ill treated cases 8 specialty. care aoe Rovi-ly —Dr. ROBERTSON can be eater = wti-tz DEM’ “@x0T's BYGIENIO Wigs;