Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1878, Page 2

+ THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY - Aprils, 1878. CROSKY NOXES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation orer ‘ 47,600—being a much larger bona fide, regular circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not to any individeal name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Cheeks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPAaxY,—not to that of any individual, 4@@- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jeeted manuscripts not returned or preserved. ——— __.. Havana Via Cedar Keys: A telegram brings the report that the loss of the steamship Agnes, off the coast of Flor- ida, will prevent the postal commission from going to Havana, and that they will return to Washington at once. This is unpleasant for the excursionists, but they may thank a mer- ciful Providence that it is no worse. Any- body who undertakes to go to Hav: ir Cedar Keys may think himself fortunate if he eseapes with life. The writer speaks from ex- perience, years ago. In the inhabited world there is probably not another such God-for- saken place as that den of pirates and timber thieves known as Cedar Keys, Florida. It is a trap where by a connivance of the affiliated villains of the Fernandina and Cedar Keys railroad (!), the Cedar Keys hotels (1) and the Celar Keys and Havana steamer line (1), vie- tims are caught and bled under prete ofa speedy conveyance to Havana, whereas the whole gang know, there is no steamer in read- iness to convey them. At any rate, that used to be the case, and we doubt very much if any missionary work in that region has effected a cange. The so-called harbor of Cedar Keys is a frand in a concatenation according with everything about the place. It is only semi occasionally that a steamer can get in or out there. The excursionists may properly be weleomed on their return, as reseued from the | grave, but in the interests of this community they must not be permitted to enter Washing- ton without passing a season of quarantine. We have every respect for the Postmaster General gnd the others, but the public health is paramount. Cedar Keys isag yard of yellow fever victims, and the hotels (!) there swarm with fleas, bug ad vermin of every | if Benson's Capeine | Plaster in the world. description. The excursionists returning from that plague spot should be held at arm's length by the wives of their bosoms, uw they | are fumigated. hd treated with ¢ rushes, arbolic acid f Serubbin and fine-tooth combs, aad put in proper sanita dition for re- admission to civilized se e will be found the proceedings of the Medical Association of the Distriet iu favor of the comple ion of the Medical Histor of the War. The object of the resolution adopted by the association, will be perceived when it is understood that the necessary work on the business of the Pension bureau is very mueh behind, a faet mainly due to the redue- tion of the ical foree of the Pension bureau proper and the Surgeon General's office, and the unwillingness of Congress ina false view of economy to restore the reduced number of clerks. In the appropriation bill the following clause has been inserted, referring to the foree emp'oved in the Surgeon General's office: ‘and the entire clerical foree now employed on the Medical and Surgical History of the War. shall be employed on the work necessary to the prompt payment of pensions.” When it is remembered that the whole force employed on the Medical History of the War does not amount to 10 clerks—and that the publication is viewed by the whole medical profession, as one of great importance to the country and to medical s e wherever practiced, the propriety of disbanding these skilled clerks, and the economy thereof seems doubtful in. deed. Fisewhe —--re-___ It would seem that Mr. Foster, of Ohio, took np the eudgels in behalf of the Administration at the republican committee meeting Friday night, and ina good-tempered way showed that there was considerable to be said on that side of the question. In answer tothe hostile question, “What can we say to the people forthe Ad- ministration?” he is reported as replying that they could say, **That the Administration has beea in power a year, and that there has not yet been a single scandal connee‘ed with any department of the government.” That, he asserted, is more than can be said of any pre vious administration for forty years: “the administration is honest; nobody accuses it of jobbery: it is respectable, and no matter how much people criticise, no one ascribes its mistakes to dishonest motives. Its appoiutments have, on the whole, been good and its business efli- vientiy performed.” He then took up the southern question, and deseribed the situation at the time the President came into office. He | asserted that instead of the republican party having been destroyed in the south by Presi dent Hayes, it was practically dead in every State when the present administration eame into power. Mr. Foster contrasted Mr. Hayes’ inet with General Grant's cabinet and % array of subordinate officers who hi proved incompetent or unfaithfu rated the fact that no seandal of any kind has S Of been fixed upon any of President Hayes’ | appointees. In regard to the proposition of breaking with the President, he denounced it 4s a shortsighted and suicidal poliey. He warned tho-e who where criticising the Pres’ dlent so severely that the p tainly attribute their hostility to personal dis- appointment in regard to patronage. they would look upon the present as an admin. ion with honest purposes, in Congress who were opposin i it as probably ere ainly ms to be a substratum of faet for Foster’ nents. The new steamship launched by John Roach thly creditable to the erican ship builders, br to uSas a maritime peop’ vessel of this kin to the water isa national event to be celebrated with gun- Bring, bell-ringing, and the hurrahs of crowds gathered from all parts of the country. Any- how, Koach deserves credit for his pluck, and it is not . that put it is to be hoped he and other shipbuilders wili | be encouraged to go ahead and see if some- thing cannot be done for the res'oration of Awerican commerce. Ba'ti hore, We notice, is putting ina bid to induce Roach to build some steamships in her yards. w of the fact that Vefyk Pasha iy Eng rongest friend in the Turkish cabinet, and as his removal has more than once been mildly suggested. the dispatch which a>. nounees that his has increased eonsultat. as been i It is to be hoped that he has not been attacked by the diplo- matic “apoplexy” which proves so peculiarly fatal in the Turkish court. The life of a Congressman is full of busy ex citement. Now a shiplaunch and now the election of a doorkeeper occupies his attea- tion. ———<+ —___ The ratification ef the treaty of San Stefano would cause Turkey to appearon the Euru- pean stage in three pieces. Bosnia and He-- zegovina in the north are connected by a nar. row strip of iand, running between Servia and Montenegro, with Albania, which, with Thes- saly and Epirus,is joined by another strip to the Constantinople district. This fragmentary condition need not, however, worry Turkey at all. If the San Stefano treaty stands, the trouble will soon be remedied. Austria will absorb Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Greece Will be most happy to take charge of the south- ern provinces. There will then remain the compact little district of Constantinople, which the Turks must somehow manage to take eare of until the Russian bear has digested his present heavy meal and is ready for this seiiyale Morse, to and reite- | wand that | and upon those | | | | | | | i ple would cer- | | { | | id i i LADY, JUST RETURNED FROM South Almeria. has twen'y ‘sprays of FEATHER FLOWERS. mad mvents of Brasil, for trimming 29) tkevty-five BEATTIFUL BIRDS come purpose. Call at WINDSOR Hous Street. a p88 GTUFFED O1L MANGOES. PICKLED WORt New crop SWEET OcL. ayp8-tr MARTYNIAS, EAST INDIA GHERKINS, TINY TIMS, . ONIONS, AUTUMN CLUSTERs. FSTERSHIRE, BEEF STEAK. JOHN BULL, MUSHROOM, and other SAUCES, B. W. BEED'S SONS, 1916 F st. n. w. ‘PEUNKs! TRUNKS: TRUNK HH: TRAVELING BAGS, SATOCHELS, In great variety, of MY OWN and other makes, and at prices lower than ever: at iny FACTORY and SALESROO! 425 Seventh Street, One dcor soove Odd Fellows’ Hall, Trunks, short notice, JAMES S. TUPHAM. TO ORDER, of any style desired, made to order on REPAIRING. &c., Repaired, and Trunks covered at ap8-tr Sims. BUNTING, &c. We have just opened some of the cheapest Silks ever offere prices that cannot be beaten by the in New York. in this market, and we offer them at cheapast houses Good value Black Silk, from 87'gc. up. Beautiful Colored Sitks for $1. Striped Silks at 6% 75 and 85", Bunting in single and double width, Black Cashm res frem the lowest to bast qua‘ity. | Biack Bombazines, Henriettas, Tamise-laines. ac. Colored Dress Goods, all qualities, very cheap. Parasols and Umbrellas, Husiery, Gloves, Shawis, &e. White Goods, Linens, Linen Lawns, &c., &c. aps-6t .,RRILEY, 713 Market Space. rpue WORLD'S CHOICE. The Centennial Jurors represented the civilized people of the whole world—the m-dical jurors were | physicians of world-wide reputati hey gave the manufacturers of Benson's ince Porous Plaster the only medal given to Porous Plasters,on account of its great superiority over allother I’ yrous Plasters and its wonderful pain-relieving and strengthening qualities, ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN 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 pains it is simply the best remedy ever devised or known. CAUTION —There are fraudulent and worthless | imitations of Benson Beware of them, ker, apeine Plastors in the mar- ‘ach genuine plaster bas the werd Capeine cut through Tt. Seid by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents, ap8--mws wi | CORNER FLOORING, (Clear of Knots) VA. PINE BOARDS WASHBOARDS, (dressed and jointed, clear) 15 00 | CASE BOARDS, (18 inches wide, dressed) 25 00 | LUMBER. LLET & LIBBEY. 61TH STREET AND NEW YORK Ay, OUR REDT SD PRIG WE SELL LOWER THAN OTHERS, WE KEEL THE LARGEST STOCK. | | IF YOU BUY FOB CASH. YOU MUST GO TO WILLET & LIBBEY. Corner 6th street and New fork avenue. Be NO BRANCH YARD, aps-tr ENGRAVING. COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS, MOTTOES, &., heraldically engraved on mtone, Gold, Bliver Plate, ec. Alsu Monograms and all other ‘kinds of Ea- raving executed Tu the best style, a Works on heraldry for reference. ape-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS. OQUET CHEAPER THAN EVER. A Full Supply at All Prices. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL aT WM. BALLANTYNE & BON'S, 428 7th street. ‘Silk, Begin: t the lowest market price, GENTLEMEN'S ‘Twilled Silk, Paragon Frames, Guavaco from $2.50 up. Gingham from 50 cen’ Soft and SRELLAS _ x BRELLAS, A'paca, and Gingham, from $3.50 ap. iP. suf FELT HATs of the latest styles and at the lowest market prices, apé-tr ‘is WALTER KER, ‘Auowo Witiaalrs Hors LATEST NIFICENT EXAMIsITION or FINE WOULLENS GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, CONSISTING OF THE LONDON AND PARIS NOVBLTIES UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF H.D. BARB, (Late of Kelley & Barr.) W. N. COBB, Cutter, (Late of Bell's, New York.) mtlemen Desiring Garments Wherein the Excellence is Deemed the Cheap- ness, are Invited te Call. 161m A. SAKS & CO., 921 Pennsylranta Avenue. | GP) CTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES. i ‘iL, SHELL AND RUBBER EYE- GOLD, STEEL, BELL AN Als GOLD and STEEL SPECTACLES of a’! fo- ‘cuses, THE FINEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES, ere M. W. GALT, BO. & Cv., . JEWELLERS, pus Plaster is not the best | INMEDIATELY—A white GIRL to Ge grneral housework: good references, _Ap- ply 462 Virginia avenue 8.¥ 2° Wastes ood CANVASSER. Address PUBLISHER,** Box 680, City Posto” flee. aps-Bct | W Antep—te BOARD a small child; proper atiention and care w id b+ given, Addre Mrs. YATES, City Post Office, 1 V 7 ANTED-By a colored mana SITUATIO. as waiter or porter; good city references. Ap- ply 1828 L st. mow, : es V ANTED—By a young c lored man a SITU. WV SION as ceachtonn or waiters wood. Fe ences. Apply B26‘ steswe MT U7 ANTED—A reliable WOMAN to cook and V a-si-t at washing. Reference required. Ap- ply at 2181 _ a ANTEU-A_first-ci mW. | Wikttrerences required. @ competent white girl EM- = 7 Nir todo chamberwork sed acist Can be seen at 482 Pennsylvania Restaurant COO. Apply at a4 7 ANTED— | PLOY ME: | in other work. avenue, WANTED: To rent the tise of alot of first-class | househo'a GOODS for Board of one person. | Inquire at MCKNEW’S grocery, corner 19 band | YW ANTSD-OCCUPANTS for rooms, fur- | nished or unfnrni hed, including Board, fc $18 per month; No, 938 I st., between 9.h and 10'h aw. aps-6:* TANTED_TO SkLt_PATENT OFFICE REPORTS (Mechanical) from 1849 to 1871 Inclusive, at Bookstore No, 1229' 7ih st. n.w. | Very cheap. $ aps-2i* V TANTED—Two Furnished ROOMS « for a physician; | Terms not over $30. | otflee. | Wy ANTED-PLATIING, OW itiiea (oar the kind LUCAS, we able hree afternoons a week Address Dr. LEUN, Sta: aps 3° The only reliable n mode); the only machine ot i2ets, per yard. Miss BELLY ressmaker, 814 I st,, corner of hat, tiles | WANTED. A widow lady with one chitd, wilt rent a Furnished or Unfurnished KOM where no questions will be asked: a lady preferred; can obtain Beard if not fastidious: rent low in ad= vance, Address W 1 W aateo” on commissi s | must bave satisfac y reference. | to JAMES SHEEH an be mad: Apply. from $ Ys 615 7th st. ANTED—Suburban RESIDENCE. Wanted a medium sized HOUSE, with garden; loca- ear Washington or near station of one of the uning into Washington; tenant i rent, which mu low, paid n 88 J. F., har ot i Wane settled German or French WOMAN, who thoroughly understands the re of chiidren and who can take entre charge of an infant: must know how to do plain sewing and i heep child's wardrobe in order: must not object to city or country or to travel, and must bring ths | best Of references, To such an one a good home, with good wages, will be given, Address W. P. | 'T., Star omice. a)8-3:° 7 ANTED—A white. NURSE, (Protestant) for ity refer- ape 3 | two children 6 and 8 years old: | ences required, Apply 3050 st, m-w. | Beard, om stile OF Single Terms moderate. 2K RENT—Tev-room HOUS! st.; $90. Six-room HOUSE, Ni $20. A Lst. ~ JRUR KENT —Neatly Furnished BED TING inciuding Pi nth; In private family. 80916. i and K. ’& KENT—Two communicating Re nished or unfurnished; one on first floor fu ished. Aiso, SUABLE for rent cheap. Ni Mat. new. e sixteen-room HOME. No. | vyfibin one auare ot Pan | imps Rent reduced $50, AN, 619 Tah ste ans Be 13.3 st.. ninc-room BE HOUSE: $25; key next door, Also, two TAGES Ivy Cliy. “Apply to GRO. M: LACK. TON, 004 9th st., Opposite Patent Ollie. aps-aee R RENT—Two communicating ROO: ‘opening on verandah, with Board, at N 12th st. n.w.; desirable location, References ex- changed. aps-2 * ‘OR RENT-Three-story BRI_K HOUSE No. 1526 Columbia s*., eight rooms, water and gas. bath room, Rent $30 per month. Apply w A. J. JOYCE corner Eand 4th sts, nw, aps-6t OR RENT—Four-story BRICK HOUS) modern ‘Improvements, newiy papered auc inted: In first-class order. | To a good permanent Tenant it will be rented. tor $30. Possession given 20th of April. No, 2412 Pennsylvania ave. Apply opposite, 2403. Fe. RI Lat 416 10h st. RB. syivania_ay. THOS. E. WAGGAM. iR RENT. 15 UPPER HALL. 40 | crian Business Coliege ued are, in the ner 7th an L sts.. may be oby 80C: or evening. by the in phibited in the buil free Ontice, ay8 La use of tobacc spp yat Busivess Col TOR REN ‘arnished or unfurnished ROO M3, iy at 669 hst. nw. _ ap6-3.* ENT beautiful ROOM with ak muely furnished; 18 FE ‘1B RENT—Six-room HOUSE, No. 499 13th ts between D and E sts. Rot $10 per month. Key and door, ap6-3.* FOR KE <T — Furnished hicating VM fronts; 210 A st. se Unfurnished cv. second and third floors, k HOUSE, in geod ore room, Rent $16 in advance 219 L4eh st. with gas. water aud FOE SALE A punter or smali Houses Ti different parts of the city on monthly jwment + Apply to. a6 3t only ual cash payment required, ALBERT FP. FOX, 920 F st. new, -In the vicinity of the Al rnished HOUSE, or a handsom ROOMS, with or without. Board: LOOMS! Adress “HOUSE. ANTED—The Ladies TO KNOW that the of Hair Work is i + ta W eheapest place for all kin at Miss SUSLE’S new HILIP Hair Dyeing Vv TANTED—Lad . E th street n.w.. and have their Combings made up into beantifal Braids for Hair Factory. 80 $1; Puffs 10¢.,and Curis 50°, Faded hair dyed the original color, by my oniy process, Wigs atid Ts pets oorder at the I. west r: ToTEACH—Latin, Rheto iesor Logic. College preparatic uring admission “into an advanced Latina spe | ALM., 1227 L stieet nw. V TANT! ORS! lalty : terms moderate, 8. W. FLYNN, aj3-1m ure, OF —HORSES to keep on p will stable and grain feed; farm on 7 cad. 8 intles from the city; best city referenc i. PB. CLARK. Siigo post office, Monree county, Ma. WANED -A responsible honse, wholesale cigars. liquors or fine grocers, to act as sole y ‘on theirown account and risk. for a fine Hine of Havana Cigars of our own manufacture | CREAGH & BRO.. 247 5a.9/h st. Phitad’a ap3-6t Wane Ladies and Gentlemen to learn CRYeTAL LVORYTY PE PALNTIN 9, structions given and Painting solicited at 1 tve.; satisfaction guaranteed and «ble Call day or evening. WANTED Bi stress a PL. stands cutting an. | tress N. K., Bt ANTED—Fifty large MEN to in a Celebrated C.se. Appl janazer’s ‘ffice,"* National Theater, Thursday (to morrow) morning, 1La m. mat 27 W ASiTED-oLD @OLDand SILVER. in large or small quantities. — Highest price paid, HICKEY & CO. 349 Pa. ave. | ar - YY ANTED-—Dy a tan who speaks soveral dilfer- ent Janguages a T’OSITION 48 servant to ravel with persons who are about visiting Europe, Afuiress 2306 Hist. b. marist ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 0) 0c- cupy a large third stors south front room, or yuitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD — irst class, feb@3 7 F st. we W ANTED_To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or at BUTLER’S, 6th nd K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, bDevié-tr 7 ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER‘S. 6th a good dressmaker and sean- CE 'by the day or week: ander- fitting children’s clot! offic ;nd K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, to 525. _ sep1b-tr FEATHERS to reuovate at "8, 614 Louisiana ave, — auglé-ly 7 — A perfect and clean cupy of the first Dunsber of the EVENING STAI cor weir a ‘veral price will be paid. Apply at the Star | Mice. aug30-tf YANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- goods and work at lowest possible prices. by ~CHACE, 614 Loulsiana avenue, angl@-ly 1e1 W ANTED MOTHS aud other insocts in turni— ture to extermiuate by superheated steam, at ‘HACE'S, Uphelsterer, 614 La. ave. auglé-Ly wax 'ED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- ween 43s and 61h sis, s.w. Called for and delivered without cha: Jyi3-Ly ANTED. at MCGEY | V ARPETS to CLEAN. oneeping Works Th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or oft at W. 8. MITCHELL'S. Market Space. fea1-ly W AdzER Gentlemen, to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tatior, 1911 New York avenue, makes # specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at howe. Jan2é-ly _LUST AND FOUND. I ObT—A Black Onyx Stone EARRING. A 4 literal reward will be given for ity return to 21st ne. a8-2°° OSE giidslneoin Hall: Sunday night, @ pair of gold EY JLASSES, in two z= Gres, Wi ham of optician on both <I> 7k cases. ‘The fincer will be rewarded by returning ‘he same to Unis omic ap8-2* OST—€ sy, in the 7ch street or Avenue Ay Rais te the Captiot and returning by way of City Hall, a gold SCARF and MEDAL attached, Ali) era’ reward if returned to FLUREN CE BART- LETT, 8671 st. n aps - OBT—An_ Onyx Gold-edved SCARF PIN. 4 Suitable reward at 1407 Mass, ave. ap6 3t Lost large Gold CUFF BUITON, mono- 4 gram B.D. If the finder wilt stor office he will be sultabl: APLE TREES, aVA 2 jot of choice SILVER MAPLES. in ex- condition for transplanting, for sale by 8, RK#, cor, 5 hand O sts. 16-3.* LY LEATHEK TRUNK, WITH CANVAS Cover. BECKER'S HARNESS AND TRUNK FacToRY, Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury. TRUNKS called for, repaired and covered at ex- iremely low prices. Ba See our $25 HARNESS, Gold, Nickel or Rutber.-@@ _.8p6-tr AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO., WH Original Manutacturers and Latroditcers into the United Btates of COMPRESSED YEAST, which was used at the Vienua Model Bakery of the Centermial Exposition, the secret of the unequated suceess of that establishment, Our Yeast is war- santed free from chemicais, aud is prodsced by fer- men‘a ion from selected grain. ‘The highest pre- miums awarded in America and Europe, whenever exhibited. aud Americans may now boast that they are equal tn ‘4: @ Of bresd-making to Europeans it our Yeas* is prop- rly used. Absolutely nu'@ genuine without our Trade- mark. or our firm name on the wrapp3r. All i} ers are Imitation: ap-tr FHoBsEX WHISKY. at WITMER'S, Grocer, mar28-tr 1918 Peansylvania ave. s PECIAL WESTEEBN CREAMERY, AND FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER, GEO. M. OYSTER & 00., m23-1m Center, Northern, and Eastern markets. iPECI- ans, Ey imar AND 5) Ro a Bg J. M. WO! ineer, marie Tm Y= * GE Sst: Cloud Banding KCOND &@- CLOTH) the clty to ais Of Besoad eee ne (sat theoriginal © ay r calling ‘umber, ouddee promptly attended te,e O° TS . & FERRY'S Eureka Steam [eating and | idence of Gun. B. F, Kehey, on the inountata, year Vaktand, Mirylaud, is toF reut. Tae house | Cains 8 reoms, ‘besides pantrs and kitchen, 1s VOR RENT—HOUSE No, 1336 16:h st Toon. modern ‘mprovements, 1y to THOMAS E, WAGGAMAN st OK RENT—HOUSE No, 810 20:h st, icg nine rooms aud all modern conventences. session given on the 15 inst, Apply. at urner 20.band Wsts. 11.W, ar TUR RENT—rwo Dwelling HOUS| K st. w. and corner Missouri a 3 algo, 27 Pennsylvania avenue. Apply No: 331 Missouri avenue, Rent low, ape-6 * RE and DWELLING corn nd M sts. n. Iso. a T-room HOU: Aphly on ises. or corner No. 1649, a6-3. REN T— Brick HOUSE New Jer- venue, hear 1) LW, roms aut ndsonie park. iron railing avs, Inquire next door, PPG8 REST Frame HOUSE § W,. four ro ms and kitche Kentiow, Apply to LOUIS I SHOEMAKER, DF st. Dewe 116 St | VER RENT pleasant suite of Furaishet ROOMS on sesond floor: also back KOO: t and second floors, with ward at su ces; at 1320 G st , opposite Church of any aps (OR RENT—COTTAGK, one story, roomy nearly new; stabic, gai fruit, eroqaet lawn; in the healthy village of Mt. Piedsant, one mie from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED, corner 8b ard F sts. now, 66S iy Furnished Ro consisting of front parlor, bed room aud. m communicating, bath room, &e., With ¢ convenience for housekeeping. ‘Terms in ale Apply at 432 K st. n.w, JPQE SALE OR RENT—A’ como sions REST. | DENCE in the central portion of the city, Low i thoroughly renovated. Will be sold on easy terms or rented to a respousible person at $10 per uonth. Apply toB, H. WARNER & CO., 916 F ston EI 1 RENT—AT Gr he it ED OFFICES near y Hall suitabie for Law- yers, Patent Agents, &¢.,&e.: also, alarge ROOM | én frst floor, with five Windows: well stuted for some light mechanical busines By £CO., 816 Fst. Dow, OR REN™_A desirable an. BRICK DWELLING. eig! Capltol, having a ough i ‘easantly siidated it rooms, near che south and west front aud in thor 1K RENT—Tw and water; No 421 door, $18 a month, n.W. 20 per month, Ker fatiquians apply to THOS. E. WAGGAAN, Real Estate Broker and Atctionver, 5197 h st opposite Post Ofice, POR BENT —« Furnished HOUSE, eleven reoms, complete in every resp ¢ Included; in the coolest part of the city.’ Kent inoderate. | For particulars inquire on premisas, (31 East Capitol s:. aps 3 (UR RENT—The DWELLING No, 610 L en elomether with the finished bascm suk w der same: the basement is sultable fora dairy or stmple-room; or wil! rent separate: all the m der, improvements. CHAS, S SHREEVK, 1123 7h “DW, apd 3." OR REN T—A 912 14h sirect. opposite F.aak- Yin Square: $30. formerly $40; and D WeLL- NG aud STORE. 638 0 street, opposite Corcoran Ma: ket, $20, formerly $35, Apsly at Printing offte STANLE ‘UDG RASS, 637 F s*. aj 6t* OK RENT—Twon-w two-story brick HUUSEs on Sih st.. near Boundary; bet. two lines of horse cars: Potomac water supply. “Rent, $15 per month. Luquire at 20819. h st. n.w aps 4 PRUE RENT. 402 K st. n.w., HOUSE of cigh rooms, gas and water: street parked, near iarket and cars; all in fine condition, Ap] door, JPOE REST. a comtor on a prowinent corner of Capitol Hill, corner 4 hand C sts, 8.¢., facing Penn, ave, low to a good tenant. y best door, enquire terms, &¢,, No. 423 11in st. n.w. ap2-Lm FPGE SALE Very aestrable HOUSE on Cur Tau st., two-story and hasem spt brick, with a jmansard roof, with large lot, 10 rooms, Water and gas: all modern improvements, It has just been Painted throughout. and is In elegant order. ‘The 1 ice ot is off-red atis exceedingly low, ‘Tere are iow such chances ol B. W. WARNER, S16 a ape 5. F OOS, BENT. The large and elegant STORE, No, 619 Peunsylvania avenue, tnuder tro: H at present occupied by 8, Geld- j *, eutrances on both fhe ave= | and C street, sion given May 1st. For terms eng) fH. E STEVENS, Geut’s Furn- ‘hing Store, No, 669 Pennsylvania Avenue under | National H Also, a fine DWELLIN roms, containing modern ghtfily situated, on Messour u ive Park, Enquire a OK REST — Furnished aud Unfurnist AY ROOMS; Also, best Table Board, $18 4 non" Ne, 620 18th st., wear st. n.w. apl 6+ JOR RENT_Three-story and basemen BRICK DWELLING-HOUdE, No. 606 Ma ates ve. between 6th anc 7th’ sts.; ten rooms, bath, &c. Inquire of NOAH WALKER & Cu. Fenisylvauia avi. 11 FF ORRENT SU MMER RESIDENCE The Bs- Nw ly furnished; is surrounded by besuiliui groands and shade; gcod garden, spring house, carr age house, stable pasture for two horse=, aad p'enty of fruit. For furtse information inquire of the seribers, o- Mr. @. W. LEGGE, of Oakland b.F. HAWKE-. 611 G street 8.W., or W. H. BARSTOW, 616 7th st. u.w. Refer to Gov. Dan- ns ner Capt. Phelps, District Commi ssione-s. pl-Lm (UR RENT Stone—The fine large STORE at former of Oth and @ sts. bow. water and Sas | hatures, complete, Al up stairs, Ce DODGE. id eee SR mar 28-1 (OR BALE AT A BaRGAIN—On OR BENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N st (uew,) fuighea in best styie, 18 rooms: every room ted, including bath snd servants’ rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs: vegetable and meat cellar. Can be seen at any me. toarl9-1m ‘OR RENT—Pleasant 9-room COTTAGE at Mount P.easant, with path-room and stable id tal Tot TH per month. Aj Na- VIOREL BAVINGS BAN, 1bth sireoteed Now York avenue, ‘mari3-Lin Fz, RENT The attractive | RESIDENCE, known as ‘*Locust Hill,’* adjoining tne Sol- dlers’ Homeon the west; entrance from 7th street rad by Whitney avenue. There are about sixteen iekes ground. eight of which, are in market gar- 9602 15th st | OOF dans | 40¢6tn st. ny + glt | B FOR RENT AND SALE. | OK BALE AND EXCHANGE, By THUS. J. BROWN. Lebroit Building. Ret n.w . anew br. dwelling. Ur. ,m.1. 35.300 925 Massachu fh. 2.580 sq. Tt 6 000°ft.. near cal roums, brick, new 3 3.25 2 z 1 79D si { N st. 708 T st. se nw. Tal ate. 4B. Will exchange for a Brick Residence in Wash ington, a Cottage at Cape May, and pay dif-~nee me cash. _ _ apse DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN, .Y WM. E. BURFOR! 08 E street. For Rent. | 1218 N st.. 8 rooms. mod. imp: Corner 20th and M sts,, Troomns T bargains In tore Por-6bo Press Brick | wo at bargains in two two-story Press Bric! Hones, entirely new and all modern morose ments; price, with easy terms, ony... $2,000 Also, two-story Press Brick In’ northwest section | of the city, with 8 rooms, modern improvements and elegant lot, property reuting for $25. will we | acid on most easy terms for....... $2. 800 Lot 80 feet wide, in the neighborhood of the vi Hall, will be sold at the reduced priceof....$2,500 other great bargains from $15,000down. | To Loa | ie $5.000, $3.C00 and $600 on fi1st class real estate, at per cent. a 8-tr RBENIT— ee Sg eee 2 AINAERD H. 5 oF Borthwest. ‘ur), 126 Lathisi. 1220 Gth st. nw, | 4500 st. ow. | $18 13¢h st. sw. 1933 9:h st. nw. 1ith and Boundary. 89 Defrees street. 1413 34 st. nw, 7th and Ane, 1415-1417 3a 14:58 hat. nw, 1537 14th uw, 1427 6 .Geo'n, 25 1222 12268 st. nw, 1126 19th st. nw, 1315 I st. ne, 186 @ st. nw 3 Temperance ave Alse, anumber of other Houses, similar to the above, a list of which 18 materially altered nearly every day on the talletin at our of or OR RENT, By R O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. now. Pa. ave. n.W., 16 large rooms, m. i....$100 00 4 F'st, n.w., 14 rooms, mod.imps......-. 100 00 124 West'st., Geo'tn, 13 rooms, mod, lips 83 33 405 11th st. ti.w., 18 rooms and store. m.1.. 83 33 11h and D st.n.e., 1. b ground. 50 00 210 A st. se, 60 00 4 Stoddard st. 50 00 40 00 40 00 40 00 35.00 .W., business place (warel 35 00 Cottage with fine ground, above Georgetown 25 00 466 1 st.n.W., 9 rooms, water and gas. 00 320 Tih st. n.e., 7 rooms and bath 18 00 231 7th st. nee. 7 rooms aud bath, 18.00 Houses ‘and for sale in every section of the city, at redticed rate ar6-tr JQEAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh St. (Changes ‘made every Wednesday and Saturday.’ Three-Story k Houses for Sale. 1908 H st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 rs. -38.000 912 M st. u.w.. "mod. tps... 12 rs. 8.000 7A st. +1 27,500 Ors. + 7,000 6,500 + 6500 + 6.300 TS 6000 . linps., 10 rs, » 5,000 mod. imjs., 9 5.000 Tio-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. Zu ILh st. se. fh.. mod. imps . 6 n 1826 6th st. nw., fh... 6 rs st s.W., fb, 4 Ts, : + £300 1 to 1233 5 st, new... fhe, water, 5 rs...... 1.200 st. 8.e., fh, Br + 1,000 16 & 18 Brown's 1.000 2T st. Dew 906 I Bust. se. £0. 887-839 S41 21st. sve., f. each Unimproved Property For Sale. 20 st. bet. Rand S n.w.. per ft. Theat. bet. Hand I n.e.. per ft.. Mst., ber, 3d and 43 s.w., per ft Howard University grounds, per ft yave.. bet. D and Es.e, load Lew... per ft + bet. Lt and 31 n.w., per ft. IVhot., bet, Daud E nc, per ft 1000 F st, upper <P-T AN. 418 £8,$1,500 St., store, mod. tmps., perannum, 1 r.1000 es) ‘1 ¥ s'8. D.w., inod. iimps.. 10 rs. 1110 F st. n.w., mod. imps,. 12 rs mod, tips store, tod. imps. 1 : 70 SC M st. n.w., poss, May 1. mod. imps., 2'rs 65. 1157 7: St 'n.W., mod, imps,, 10 rs.. ave. n. W., store, mod, imps.. 1 ® Co:conan st. new., poss. April 17, mod. , c. D.W., mod. imps , 0 rs. .W., mod. imps.. 7 rs. mod. imps., 8 rs. .imps.. 9 rs, od. inps., 10 rs, Faas ares Bae mod. mba rae ridge st., Georget’n, mod. imps.. A165 5th st, Mods inns, @ tae 19u4 14h si 7 817 22d st. u.w., nod. imps., 6 rs. & Va. ave. s.w.. mod. imps., 4 re, N.» cor, 23d and H sts, n.wW., m0 8.1 at, s.e., 10 rs. 411112 hist. p.w.. Ors, 9° Myrde gf.. 7 rs. 10° 4'hst. n.w., 5 . J issue on the Ist and 15th of each mont! a Jetin’’ of all for sale: rent boo! retin for sale and rent on my books, 9p, application at will be sent by mail if desired Pe SS AY ORO, | OF Auction Sales, On MONDAY, April 8 h, at 4 p.m., valuable im- Pryved property, corner 3.1'a..d C sis: usw, Loans. _ $1,500, $1,600, $350, at 8 per cent. F ccroer sewer eAR Be Bi) ape tr PCE est, “E, 8 WESCOTT. 933 20th st ko. F. GATCHEL, ‘ate and Insurance Agent, corner 8th and F sis, n.w. ‘coms. mod. imps. . rooms, mod, imps. AL room’, mod. tinps. 20"! n.W., 10 rooms, mod, imps. rooms, inud. linps. | ro Loan Wey Trooms, mod. imps, We have niauy other large aud sections of the FOR SALE. HEEN & OSBORN'S 1 good HORSES, U 1 he 3) from Southwest. Virginia; at H. DAENE'S B12 ‘0, 192 Bridge et, Georgetown, D.C DOR SALE-Veny Le i ap8-2.* i . Fou Casi—Bya tau- | lly having lett the ' tur’ round corner, ity, a first-class, atved Rosewood PPT PLANO, Can be seen at No, 723 7th s howe ase J UST AREIVED, trom Virginia. 18 head ofaico eJ HORSES. “Amengst them are a fue air of Brown HORSES, and also one ex- tra fine Cape HOKSE, for sare or exchange atthe ftable sof JOHN T. PRICE, SU 6th st. ap6-3 * SALE—At a Bancaix—A PONY, PAE 10N aud HAIN ESS, all in first- sconuition, Apply at i.e. corer o usu Ania coarse J UST ARRIVED, with 20 head of HOXSES, from Western Virginia Call and in- : a. No. 1006 C st.. between 10 h and { iithn.w. J. H. GALAGER. ap5-6 * JPOR, SALES Bay Horse, 5 years old, sound, sphiited: yop Fhwton. been in use one mou! alld I Harner s au e accompaniments. Price $325 we A ‘Yish outfit. tisfaction guaranteed, AM lon, Siar Office, 1 Bt Pou ALR_New style Jump-seat Carriages, 3 poring Fax lon, 3.2 Pusgics, sen SE wid Syring, SU for 2 m4 passen- gers y Side-bar Top Buggy; no~ 3, all sizes of Jackson Wagous, for “irera aud’ hawers, 30 por cent.” ch per tan a jwhere inthe city Give me a call, D. W. MCGRATH, corner 12:h and B sts. n.w. apb-Lm. HORSE and HAR- FORE NES KAWAY; Ian w'll_ sell cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be immediate. Inquire of W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street, for partic- ulars, marlé-tf BUSINESS CHANCES. _ for A GOVERNMENT PO-ITION fora Jay, Address INTEGRIVY,S aromce. 1 $510,100. $8,500, $1,100 TO LOAN 9° 8 ner cent, D futerest, KOONE a Ne 1. National Metropulitan Rink. T LOTs FORS) ty “Mall, are ver; er known todie there. for elderly prople. Also for a newly -married Ne. | Think of it. 5. J. H. CROSSMAN, oT LE! 3 years, 8 p reent. wi vom 4, No. 330 4. st. aps-Lw $2000, or any smaller sum, on good real estate <ecurity: money in band "Ap- ply t6 ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. now. a3: SNreaiestate, 8 argin is ample. \) te loan on real es‘ate, at eigh! t percent. App'y tocfice of LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, ay 920 F street nw, WANTED TO PURCHASE. The whol: or in- terest in some PAYING BUSINESS. Ad- Gress where an interview can be had, CN. W. Star office. ape s* rpe boan— _o From $1,008 to $50,000, at 7 and 8 per cent. R. O. HOLTZMAN, ay 6-6t 10th and F streeets n.w. WANTED -PantNge—An active business man with a small capital, to join the adver- tiser In introducing and procuring a patent for » novel and radical improvement on what Ix knows | as Moffrt's Bell Punch Register, the adoption of Which has been recommended in font s Call or address M. GILL, 608 East ‘ap. RARE CHANCE. The UNITED STATES HOUSE, Annapolis: all modern tin srey= forrent. Apply to Mrs, E, E. LANNON, Annapolis, Md, «0b 3 -R RESIDENCES FUR RE Branch Railroad e ap contains ten rooms. Also,“ from Jessup, and **Oak Hall, Larned's, both fine large dwellings, accessi le to Wasbingion, in good neighborh: Appiy im- wediately to M. BANNON, 32 Bt. Paul stvet, CASH WILL BE ¢ iinore. apb-10t & VEN BY A LADY we a PERMANENT PosiT N tr ore of tae G.vernment Departments, addiess Miss F. offer, SBiO, $1,000, $1,500, and $3.00 TO LOAN ON first class Teal estate security, at 8 per cont, “HAS. E. BISHOP & CU., Lusurance and I Ms ing Major Estate Agents, 515 7th st. aptzes | POR SAT NERY STORE ana FACT Dusiness gh st I¥ THE CITY A room BRICK, $2 0¢ ‘h ground; south fr hz $1,500 five years at 7 per cent it purchaser. Apply to F. P. HILL, T balances (OR SALE_At Mt, Pleasant, D.. 2. 27.500 at GROUND: HOUSE of Seven rooms; large cellar, well, tern, stable, ga: fruit-t &c., Ke, Will be soid on eas: ie JOHN B. BLOSS, marll Im* Mt, Pleasant, or Room 10 May Bu SV EStMENTs. ao FOR SALE. pavistrict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold ands, hictt{ct of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent, curren wads. Washisigton 80 year6 per cent. gold bonds. United States Bonds of all issues, and other se- euritics, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. j12-1y __ Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st. _ BOARDING ING Large airy ROOM: en suite or with first-class table ‘board, Also transent riders accommodated. — References exc Lar ged; 512 9h street northwest au F street northwe TPULER FURNISHED COMMUNIC KOOMS, with modern improvements: large and airy, facing south. To rent with board t1 erairly. to parties who would be permanent: 211 st, between and Sin. w, ays Boiakiiy 2: pleasant ROOMS, ) BOARD opposite Franklin Park, 1533 1 eer 1h, PuENsuep ROOMS, with ARD. furnished sexchangwd. Ad also, some other KOOMS' very desirable for summer, near three lines of Please aj ars, ply at @17 New York ave, aps 3 OARDIN 1 irge and Elegant ROOM: with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun’ barton st., corner of Congress. Georgetown, D. Cc. Terms low. apo-tm1* BERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARVERS' accommodated at 706 15th st. Mrs. M_T. SOUTHALL. mar25-1m* formerly of Baltimore. PP YREMONT HOUs Mr. F. P. HILL, successfully rubning this hotel for nine years has purchased the property and now offers special inducements to regular boa:ders. Gentleman and Wile, $50 to $60 per mi@uth: sincle rooms $25 to $30 per month; table board, $20 per month, $5 per week marll-1m YEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor, New York ave, and Lith et, Gentlemen with their families can find at this beuse the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the ccnveniences of a well conducted hotel, A liberal arrangement will beanade with me who desire Meals only. marll-3an 55 Ure stTREET N. W.—Furnished Front 515 koonton second fioor. Also. other Furn- ished ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARL ‘Transient guests accommodated, marl1-6 BOOKS AND STATIONERY [ue LATEST PUBLICATIONS. ® Armies of Asia and Europe, by General Emory Upton, U.8.A.. 8v0., clot, $3: Stories from Homer, by Church 35°" Harper's 5 . $1 Handbook for Travellers in. Europe and’ the Bast. 8 vols, morocco, $9; Treatise on Chemistry, by Roscoe & Schurlemmer, vol. 1, 8vo.,, clo Ramblesin Wonderland. by’ E. J. Stanley, illu: frated, ‘cloth. $1.25: Madame Gosselin, by" Louis Uibach, paper, 60 cts. : Treatise on Photography, by Abney, FM. 8., $1.50; Physiography. by . Huxley, F. “R.'S..” $2.50; The Doctriie of Scrij tural Retribution, by Kdward Beecher, D.D., $1.25; The Source of Muscular Power, by A! Flint, Jr.. $1, MOHUN BROS. aj6-tr "Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa: a E. NEW BOoKs. - pi Ow Actors and Acting, @ 3 The Docirine of Seriptaral Retribw ward Beecher. vi 8. Forrester. Seis. . graphy. Abne {the Mammoth. Southail Languages. Farrar... S, (led with ribbon). Tite Ee Language I The Cadet Buttg Mark Twain's * Cape Whittaker! uch Brothers igus in great variety. YLOMONS, APMAN. {Agents Laurence. Pure Linea 1 pple pers.) 911 Pennsylteania ave. UST RECEIVED, Biorcus Ward's Easter Cards. Mucus Ward's Irl-b Linen Paper and Euvelopes. Marcus Ward’s Irish Linen Cards aud Envelopes, Biackwood's Jet Black Ink. Pi otc graphs of Rev. W. 8. Rainsford; price 60 cts. Ail the New Miscellaneous Books received as soon as published. Latest Styles of Btationery on hand always, W. H. & 0. H. MORRIBON, Law Boorsecires, 475 Penna, PERSONAL. | ‘niral, neighborhood | ‘ b KE rack, QO] MABMET OC Sinch Becenth ote et. Black and Colored SILKS, cheap. Riack and Colored CASHMERES, cheap. Black aud Colored MOM ATES, cheap, Biack aud Colored BUNTING che: Biack and Colored CASSIMEKES, cheap. DRErS GOODS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, TABLE OL CLOTHS, Ba Aseneral variety of cheap and desirable DRT FOODS, at GEO, J. JOHNSON & CO* aps-tr 701 Market Space, corner 7 Ss MMEB SILKS, SUMMER SILES, SEVERAL SMALL XUMS of MONEY in hand, | SUMMER SILES, NEW STOCK OPENED TO-DAY. makes, 6, 75, 87, 90, $1, $1 25. 61 58. eto. Iprees Gooias, latest desigas, (rem 2, all colors. New stock of Linen Lawns just received. Kim k Cashmeres. wool, 50c. and uy Riack Alpacas, 16¢. and up. Spring Carpet. cheap. New Mattings. ‘Cassimeres for men and boys’ wear. 25.20, 37.606, Tmmense dargains are offered In Dry Guoda at C. M. TOWSON & CO.°8, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, Dear Th et. | (BEAP CARPETS AND DEY Goons. | 3.000 yards Gallon, 44 gents ‘Maslins and Sheetlugs as cheap as the cheapest. Buntings, all shades, 25 cents up. Back Alpacas. 15 to 0c, ; Mohair 37. worth 6c, Black Cashmeres, grand bargains 0c. Double width B ark Cashmeres, 25 cents. Biack Gro Grain Silk, 75c. up, ‘very cheap, red Silks, 75c.; Summer Silks, 62\¢c. to $1, rge stock Parasols in city. very low prices, Elegant line Dress Goods, 12% Lacies and Children's Hosiery, Bibbons, arpets, $1 to $1.12's; 12's off for caste, Ail Ingiain Carpets less than manufacturers price 50-inch Black Cashmere, $1, worth $1.50. T. N. NAUDAIN, 709 Market Rpace, | « | New stock of Black Sitks opened to-day, best | 15, 18, 20. Buntings itferent | 216-18 Just opened handsome Bourettes, Knickerbocker Sultings. All sbades in Buntings, Cachmeres. De Baiges. ne Black Casbmeres, Mohairs, Tamise C.otha, | 5 4Delaines, Good Black Silks from 75 cents te | $2 pervard. very cheap. P nd Plain Black Grevadines, cheap. Reached and Brown Table Damask, 100 dozen Napkins Towelings. Dheetiags, Bed Spre ith ofan stock Prints, Pisid and Stripe Muslins ‘aD. Selling off all fine Cloths and Cassimeres for Men"s Wear at cost, to close out stock, at J. W. COLLEY'S, | mbS0-tr 801,Cor.8th st and Market Space. 1878 DRES# ¢ 878 KRODHEAD & CO. 939 +2 het. 9th & 100, Are now offering tate ha, Engiisle QODS at greatly reduced Prices, among which are the stylish and serviceable Brown ard Gray All-wool Bourettes, at 45c. Der yard: also, Black Silks from the best and oldest es ished looms of Lyous arich, at remarkae Jow figures, beginning at 75c. per yard: Bamt- and up, (best wakes all-woo Banting. Lonesdale Cambri (genuine), pe: yd; wecergin 4 4 Rirachesl Qotton, 7 sc. per yardi nt 3-butten Kids, $) Silk Clocked Bat KAD Hose, 25c, and up: Clark's best 200-yar@ Spool Cotton, Sc, Spool (6 spools for 2) and complete stock of first-class Fancy and Siaple Dry Goods, equally cheap. | Cail and examine | BRODHEAD & CO. | ma:2o tr 939 Penn‘a ave., bet. 9th and 10th. EW SPRING Bt DKY GOODS. We have just opened new Bourettes, Knicker- bockers, Silks, Cushmeres, Lawns. &¢, | “coo silk Sun, Umbrellas for L- ‘and mien, Tanging in price from $1.00 up to 85.00. | Androscoggin Cotton. Tgc. Fruit of the Loom, 8e. Lonsdale Cambric, 12\.c, . W. BURDETTE No. 988 Tre sr., ve _- No, 706 K St. N.w. mar27-tr TPHE GREATEST Bane EVER OFFERED Y GOODS. Two hundred pieces (200) of rd wide Pa- cific Cretonne Cambric, in beautiful colored fig- | ures, only nine and a half cents (9%), worth 12! } inev ity inthe United States: also, beautif | Pacific figured Lawns, only 10. worth 12. We | are selling an excellent" Bleached Cotton (good as | Fruitof the Loom.) only 8. Beautiful figured Linen Lawns: Buntings in alt colors and shades, at avery low price: New York | Mills Sheeting, the widest and’ best’ made, ata ‘pe ial low price; we are selling the cheapest Black Silks it, Washington: Black Silks, good quali Black Bilks excelent quality, at $1; Bi Fal Satin Anish. sublime quality. oni $1.75—this is a special bargain: Bl 4 880; lack Silk Warp Henrietta: Black Grenadines: i Pure Wool Black Cashmere, very wide double Width, only 60; Black Cashmere, double fold, 25: excellent Black Alpaca, 26; three huadred | (300) of Cassimeres for’ mens’ and boys’ wear, at | the very lowes: cash prices, ranging from 37¢. te $1.50; beautiful Spring Dross (ood-, part wool, Mb; illowcase Cotton. 10%: Plaid Muslin 12: beeusi= ful Spr ng Shawls; exceilent Guality Bed Ticking, new style stripe, double twilled. one yard wide. 26: Fuglish Stockings, regular made, four pair fer $1; Lace for Curtains, All of these great bargains | ithe New Dry Goods Store, i CARTER'S, No. 711 Market Space. atle- BLACK SILK. ‘ STRIPED SILK, COLORED SILK, Our third grand special sale of SILKS will be- gin to-day. and will include a large lot of colored | and striped Silks, BLACK SILKS, | Good Gros Grain, 75 cents. a Fine Gros Grain, citi: Whe: TOs , BL | Extra Fine Magnificent Gros Grain. $1.50. Superior quality Gros Grain, $1.75. Maguificent Cachemire Royal, 68, | All of these Silks are of the well known CACHE- MIRE MILANO @rand of Savvie | ‘& Cie. Lyons and Milan, STRIPED SILKS, Good quality, all celors, 75 cents. V'LAIN COLORED SILKS, Large variety, all colors, $L. Weare the only store in the city that make specialty of SILKS, and we will guarantee ALL OF OU” SILKS to be much less than the same goods np be had for anywhere in this country. | A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SORP- TICAL OF THIs FACT, t 21-1 G08 Ninth street, opp. Latent j opp. Patent Oftice. PROFESSIONAL. DUTTON, Architect ana Ki ie R. E. PARSONS, Denteat, removed’ ‘Gmoe and tesidende to 616 the siren gee psite Patent Office, ‘Tueth extracted oii “lays frés of charge for the poor? D | ENRY J. ENNIS, 7116 street, te Pat \ ept Office, Electrician and Model er. Ex- | Perimental work a specialty. Expert in Patent | causes, N, FRANK WHITK, the Magnetic Heal- . T32 10th street n.w.. treats sueneestulls the most obstinaze Chronte and Acute Diseases. Gone gultaiion free. Ofice hours—8 tolLem. and $k he 2. J. B. GiB BS osyrist. ad KEMOVED TO 708 16TH STREET, bad marl-ly Over Thompson's Drug Btore. | Deeents Bente Beautiful, streets. sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth fil 3 ‘Extract tng without pain, 60 conta, “All operates warranted. ‘ADAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- tune Tetler,—If ~~ have a sk-leton in your how to get rid of it. X Closet she will teil you Resi- dence. 219 K st., near 3d nw. ap2 16 * A STROLOGY. MADAME Buss. This celebrated and Mi Megiians cal be consulted at 3o°s01 Dt, eae of 24n,w. She bas no superior ineating EDUCATIONAL. den, For-particulars apply at 712 13th st. m’ RENT_HO1 2142 Pennsylvania ave- Bei rooms? gaorwater, beth Bert PouUne {ast summer, and In good order: to siglaeee, ‘pon Parties only; possession May a by postal card or in ‘person, of @, A. SAWYER, 1490 Blase, ave, Hw, ‘inarl9-Sm* QE RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for ops ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 354 Pennsyl- vanla avenue., corner 44 st, ‘marli-1m' R RENT—Brick DWELLINGS Nos. 227 3d .©.. 10 rooms: st. » between ‘1¢th and 15th sts. n. rvoms, Water and gas. E, SCHEE! oJ. Fians. pers, ‘well as those Moderate,” 13 7th se, nw. J. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Prin. SIN GERMAN. LATIN and GREEK, L by. oe JAEUR, io Bishop WILLIAM PINKNEY. for Private Classes at 1801 Hist. .w. "Address 1805 ast. an33-3m @8_CORRIDON, Prafessor of Penman- p sttpest. Glona Sch ana F. Wilt okkeeping and Short Hand taught in’ short Fasitecd ‘Lescons given at Yesidences eat’et ran ScVcoin Jet-ly* MONGEOT'S AMBEOSIAL for the Hair Pisses es, Dover, Gls ih’ at, opposes ‘S47! Uy A, Positive cure and acer- in preventive of unpleasant consequences, if used in season: $1 per bottle, at Dr, DARBY”! 118 4° st., corner Penna, ave, m=" fo RENARD 18 DR BMOTHERS, PATL any ca ‘ema! ness, Irrega- laritie. and ructions: 30 * Ox y | Oftice 906 5 st. s.w., opposite Susithoonian, atte? PS a aha