Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY. April 10, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,600—being a much larger bona fide, regular circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added | together. ‘To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send tn their an- Bouncements as early in the day as possible, and in all cases before 120’clock M. The Insertion in the H Bame day's Issue of those reaching the office after ‘$hat bour cannot be assured. ponents ee swer to the Engl dict: 5 The Russian reply to the English cireutar is drawn up with great caution and shrewdness. Its tone has not the bold ring of England's dispatch, which for a time roused certain yacillating nations like a bugle-call, but no indications appear of a foxy dodging of issues by the Russian chancellor. Lord Salisbury's assertions are contested point by point, not in an offensive way to be sure. but with firmness. In reply to the claim that the treaty of San Stefano creates a strong Slav state substan- tially under the control of Russia, 1t is an- swered that Bulgaria will be under Russian management no more than Roumania, which also owes its existence to Rus: The present independent tone of the Koumanian govern- ment gives some force to this s'atement of the is remembered that Roumania as she matter: but when it Russia has actually w wished, h: used her of ‘atitude when she objected to being plundéted in return for | valuable services rendered, and has threat- ened to disarm her if she does not submit immediately to the will of the Czar, it is not especially reassuring to be told that Russi will control Bulgaria no more than she doe Koumania. Ano-her important question is dismissed in this way: “There is no longer any pretext for debarring Russia from the possession of Bessarabia, as the freedom of the Danube is seeured by the in‘ernational com- mission.” Independent Roumania’s rights are here rated at theirexaect value as far as Rus- sia is concerned. If the powersare alarmed lest the freedom of the Danube may at some time be endangered by the Russian acquisi- tion of Bessarabia, the reference to the inter- national commission will not reassure them. All that Gortschakoff’s words on this subject indicate is that Russia's anour propre is in- vol in the Bessarabian matter, and that she will not yield exeept under compulsion. ‘The special point made against the English dlispateh is that it formulates objections with- out presenting practical propositions of a na ture to assure an unders'anding for the solu- tion of the difieulties. It remains to be seen | whether the Russian reply, which was designed | to “remove the unfavorable impression” pro- dueed by the English cir , Will have the effect intended. The New York Trifune enters its thirty-cighth year, and from the’ sents on the occasion it appears that despite the hard times it is now in business, cireula. tion, prospects as solid and sound as in | any previous year of its hisfory. The new | building. which, for atime was an elephant on its hands, is now, i stated, a source of handsome profit; affords ample accommoda- upon tion for all the departments of the paper rent free, pays in full all interest on the debt, and leaves a eash balance ef about 315000 a year from rents. The newspaper itself pays in these times, fairly.—the net profits last year being between $29,000 and $40,000. The average cireulation of ‘The Daily is larger than in Mr. Greeley’s time: that of The Semi-Weekly nearly the same, and that of The Weekly less, though still large. The Tribune is an excellent paper and de- serves its prosperity. ——__e+e —___ Montgomery Blair still has great expecta- lions in regard to his bill ousting Hayes from the Presidency. He is not the least worried, he says, by the derogatory comments made on his movement, and is confident that what- ever democratic members may say now in op. Position to it, they will all toe the line in its support when the fest comes. Mr. Blair may have reasons not known to the public for his faith in the success of his measure, but he cer- tainly cannot get any comfort from the tone of public opinion through the press; and the papers of his own politics are the most out- spoken against his scheme. Thus the Rich mond Dispatch, an influential supporter of Tilden in the Presidential canvass, rate. Blair's scheme as less practical than the Symme's Hole theory or Duff Green's bauk ing system, and adds: No man ever had a better title tothe presi- dential chair than has Mr. Hayes. Itis too good to permit anybody unwarped by preju- dice or pee n to dream of disturbing it. Be- sides, Mr. Hayes has so demeaned himself, has been so clear and just in his office, that none but peculiar men would desire to molest him. On the other hand Mr. Tilden has been on the wane since the election. There was want of ballas! in the early proceedings in his behalf. His followers feltihe want of aleader, and ali along down from that day to the present cer- tainly Mr. Tilden has gained not a friend, while we think no man will deny that he has lost hundreds of thousands, till just now there are some things afloat that are baeked like Seandals and relate to campaign expenditures that may not be just to Mr. Tilden, but cer- tainly ean do him no good. The new @ Book” shows that there are at present in the employ of Uncle Sam, 242 S$; 215 Baker: 463 Johnsons ; 1,097 Smiths! 5 Browns; 432 Davises; 4 Jones; 324 Thompsons, and The eleetion in Oregon on the first M in June is for state officers, ineiuding a ¢ nor, a legislature, and one member of Con- gress. The legislature is an important point in the canvass, as it will have the choice of a Unit ates Senator to succeed Senator Mitchell. In the present legislature the demo- crats have a plurality but not a major division being: Demoerats, 45; republicans, 41: independents, 4. The latter, however, have generally acted with the democrats, and it was this legislature which elected Mr. Gro- ver, a democrat, to the Senate. Ex-Governor Dennison, who is now at his home on a brief visit, is about to resign his p> sition as a Commissioner of the District of Co- jumbia, and to resume the practice of law in Columbus, for which purpose he has engaged reomsin the new Huntington bank building. Mr. Deunison’s public duties have kept him away from Columbus mueh of late years. His Huwerous personal and political friends will be glad to weleome him back toa permanent residence among us.—[Okie State Journal, ipril © The above appears in the editorial columns of the Jowrnal, and would seem to be authoritative. Nothing is known of the mat- ter here, further than that Governor Dennison, prior to leaving for Onio, expressed a disposi. tion to relieve himself trom an irksome posi- tion, to return to the more congenial oceupa- tion of his professio: —-__ Afraid Jay Gould will not have a pleasant impression of his visit to Washington this ses. sion. —_—___-+e--_____ Thirteen nurses graduated from the New ‘York training school yesterday. Similar in- Stitutions should be encouraged everywhere. Dr. W. H. Draper, who addressed the class, said; “We need nurses much more than we need doctors, and I wish we graduated every year three or four hundred of you and only thirteen doctors.” The doctor ht to know. ED RASPBERRY PLANTS ani CoN- Ru SEAPE VINES an tee eas wad Nery cheap. Apply to LOUIS E. PHIL ‘ial 24th new. CABD_The members oth return thanks to Capt J. W Bheckels, and Officers of the Steamer ‘Thompson, for the kindness am iy af their hands, on their late visit to Lsouard: Norice. We open this morning 29 pieces al!-wool Black | ‘Tamise, to which we would call the attention ot ail in want of SS. pp ble and handsoune dress mate- 10 pieces at 75 cents. 10 pleces at 87% ets, P sirap ath ee the Lhe lowest number of which 2¢ ‘mumber ai 87's cts. is cheap Also, a large assortmentof all kis of sensotable Dry Goudsat the loweatrates tents: GPRBING LEAF TEA i AT FIFTY CENTS PER PLUND, A large lot (nearly 8.000 pound: a kept up. apl0-3t Oo AND $12 5) now arriving. | | The consumer will notice how strictly the qualliy | | and flavor of this truly desirable Tea have been N. W. BUR HELL. 13. UE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SOITS, (UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.) 25e., 35c., 45c., 50c. to $1 STRAW HAT3 FRUM 25c, up, at J. W. SELBY'S, NS UMBRELLAS. Gentiemen'’s LONDON The latest styles. apl0-tr 1916 Pennsylrania avenue. i ImporteD DirKct. M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO., JEWELLERS. GB4NP OPENING or AND On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 12th, To which the ate respectfully invited, MRS M. apl0-tr No. 621 and 623 D ROUND HATS, FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS = April 11th and | dies of Washing'on and vicinity . J. HUNT. Street N.W. J UST RECEIVED, VERY FINE DIRECT FROM A FRIEND IN JOHN H, MAGRU! 1491 New aplo-tr This Institution was $350,000. will take Distribution: HALF-' LIST OF PRIZES 1Gapital Prize. 1 Capital Prize 1 Capital Prize. 2 Prizes of $2. 5 Prizes of 1: 20 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 200 Prizes of 500 Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 3 APPROXIMATIO) 9 Approximation Prizes of 200. 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 1857 Prizes, amounting to. will be pal information or send orders to P.O. Box 692, New Orleans, Beauregard and Jubal A. Early, lace monthly on the second Tuesday. never scales or postpones, Look at the following PRIZE: 9 Approximation Prizes of $300. NEW MAPLE SYRUP, VERMONT, DER, Fork ave.s Near U. 8. Treasury Department. Lousiana STATE LOTTERY. 4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1873, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, May 14TH. Louisiana State Lottery Company. larly Incorporated by: Legislature of the State for Educational h a Capital of $1,000,000, the d Charl- fund ot CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000, 100,000 TickE:TS AT Two DOLLARS EACH. KETS, ONE DOLLAR, $23 g388288523 +8110, 400 msible corresponding agents wanted at all ~ prominent points, to whout "a Nberal compensation | WW ANTED- by aman who toA pplication for rates to clubs should only be made ot] © Home Office in New Orleans. ‘Write, clearly stating full address, for further M. A. DAUPHIN, Louisiana. Allour Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and management of Generals G. T, apl0-w &s,8t FOR Wa H.R. STEVEN: NGCON, DP. it to be an excellent medicina. 1 hi ief from an Inexplicabie caused me great suffering nd s for relief, to no purpose. T tinal! give VECET! trial, with little mit; but to m doses ecnvinced me thing for my difficulty, It sent o1 When 1 began its use I seldom got or half a one, and my appetite was consequence, I was running down tera few doses, I saw a rat Respectfully, Mas. J. A. upon the causes of these comp! bowels, headache and pains fact, there It has never failed in one instance. VEGETIN cixc BR. STEVEN wR. H me more good than any other m Complaints, First Bookkeeper for Ne’ Merchants, No.86 West Front st, bad been long and painful sufferers, VEGETIN CINCINNATH, O., MR. H.R. STEVENS Dear’ Sir Debility. an so sure in toail sufferers, For GENERAL DEBILITY the ViGETINE are realized imm mmeucing to take it, VEGETIN PLAINT. = H. R. STEVENS: use of the Yor Distineas el general Complaints. clusivery of pleasant re take; every child likes VEGETIN Prepared by H. BR. STEVENS, BosTo: a1 10-w&s W. M. BROWN, _ eer $14 Biohth st. nv. oJ . Bian. it those further moderate. 1132 7th st. bw. hott es of it to my entire satisfaction and. VEGETINE NERVOUSNESS, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. March 12, 1877. Dear Sir:—I do not believe in puffing, nor would I indorse a humbug, but I consider it ué more than real justice to speak well of VaG8TINE, believing ave used Several t re- rvousness which had ‘ess nights, have ve] walked the floor and resorted to different methods ought I wou'd faicn, £ will ad- surprise aud great relief, a few t Lpad got hold of the right ut humor from my blood that, I have no doubt, was the cause of ibe misery I had endured, and I found re‘ief as soon as a medicine could relieve a disease of that kind. anight’s sleep, poor, aud as a rapidly: vat.af- ical changa every way, and am thoroughly satisfied with V S recommend it fo any person suifsring as f did: TIN: . JOHNSON, FEMALE WEAKNESS.—VEGETINE acts directly 8. Lt invigorates and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secretive organs, allays inflammation, cleanses and cures ulceration, cures: constipation. regulates the in the back cease; in no disease or complaint where ‘the VEGETINE gives so quick relief, and is so eifsetive in its cure, a8 in what 1s termed’ Female weakness, B. KIDNEY COMPLAINTs. ‘Nati, O , April 19, 1877, I have suffered several years with the Kid ney Complaint, and was induced to try VEGET! have taken Several bottles of your preparation, am convinced it Isa valuable remedy, and It has done edicine, I can beartily recommend it to all sumecing from Kidney ‘Yours, respectful i 3.3. MeMILLEN, ale & Co, Flour Cincinhati,O, VEGETINE has restored thonsands to health who EB. DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND GEN- ERAL DEBILITY. April 9, 1377, 1 have used several bottles of Vege- tine for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and General I can truly say I never had a remed its effects; therefore I may recommend it BELL, w. Lk. a Walnut Hills, 41 Court street. effects of the ely after com- Ez. DIZZINESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY COM- CINCINWATI, OHIO. Dear bir:—I have received great benefit from the ine, and can safely recommend it of Blood to the Head, ood’ purifier. It has also been used by other members of my family for Liver and Kidney Mes A. Cc, ULRICH, , and & miller street. VEGETINE is the great health restorer, compose 1 Rts Darks, roots and herbs, At is very it, iN, MASS Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. %. SUHMEL. Organist and Teacher of the Particular attention given to begin- savanced. ferms FOR RENT AND SALE. WANED Te parcha-e the WHOLE or IN. TEREST in sine light retail business. Ad- dress WRN, No, S218t, 8.2 Wy ANTED—A YOUTH abont ¥ \ references required, aplo-2t* NT—Furnished PARTOR and BED- ROOM, with modern furniture §25. Lav in department preferred. No. 915 7th st.n.w. a0 2° JOR RENT_A two-story Fram> HOUSE aod BTCRE, No. 1717 Pennsylvania ave. 1. ANIED—A White GIRL that can coor, and iron, and can make herself g-neral | that isin want of a so.d nome, Appl” at | No. 114'N st. s.e.. M 5. JONES. [%3 ANTED-To bire a HOR<E and BUG 3y the month to use in the evenings: a gen‘le Appy at. D apl0-2.* ANTED FURNISHED ROOMS, with or W Sitnont conveniences, for housek -epiag. Ad- Ares, staiing location and':erms, J. W. l.. gar office, ¢ } WV ANTED By an industrious temperate | (white) young man EMPLOYMENT as a driver orany other kind of work, and will aim to | Sivesatisfaction, Address C. B., Star office. 1." | AR TED —Ry.§ married couple two Unturn- | ished ROOMS, with bath and ‘hot water; not for hou ekeeping; near good boarding hous | ence exchanged.’ Address, with terms, | st. nw. | WV ASTEN HORSE: suitable for Buggy | W tQbnnd gentle nia stand, Adilress) staring | where can be seen, age aud lowest cash eles a x BAD ae | 4 Star office. ANTED_By a party owning a ten-room House, FURNITURE to furuish the sams, to be paid for in monthly installments, Address Mrs, A., Furniture. city PO. ap 3° V ANTED—To Rent.:with Board if desired, three ‘communicatiig ROOMS in a lar : refer- 14a0 ath ast 7 | kos! Lot7' Pac aventes nquity at No, 1210 L st, ‘apio 3 * z ITUATION for genesal house oR RENT_ Furnished HOUSE, 9013 # st. 1 are a eeode coiored give west raters from May 15 to October 15. Inquir: on. the encesy Ay piy at 1218 New York avenue . 6 i iota 2109" ——_* Por Moath a fine 7 wave PARLOR ORGAN at $2. No. aplo 2"* POE BENTTA Brick HOUSE in the west end, partiy furnished, containing 7 rooms. ga hydrant. sewer, yard. and trees front and. rear: rent $24. Apply'at 1735 H st. n.w. _apl0-3i> FOE BENT Desirable new HOUSE ac the Navy Yard; piazzas back and front; 5 rooms; convenient to two lines street cars; ren: only $8. Apply on premises, near corner 6'h and M sis. Be. apl0-303.* FOR RENT—No. 406 New Jersey ave. n. w., near B, &). R. K, aud all city cars: roo] bath room &c. oat and trees. Inquire a door; rent to sui e times. aple-3. \R RENT. HOUSE No. 710 H st n.e.; rent $25; 7 rooms; all modern improsementi Ty Bas yihe door, Abply THOS. E. WAGG \MAN, 19 7th st, n aplo 3 KR RENT—Three communicating ROOMS, beautifully furnished_ together or single, with or without Board, No. 734 13th st.. b:tween @ ard H, can be had very low ou immedia Sop'lca- a ap Fuk REST HOUSE No. 417 K stn w..9 coms; alley on side and rear; gas and water, kent low to a good tenant. Apply to FRANK LIBBEY. Lumber Morchant, corner 6: st. a.:d Rew York a tO im 70k REN C—A comfortable 8-room COTTAGE with thre acres of fre garden land; 32a st. se.” ‘ ach alty house well furnished, plersant localicy, 'arge | Creba d aud stable, at the Nortn Arlington Wrait yard, fruit and garden; No, 220 Ist st.n.e. 9-2" | and Dsiy farus:'w od ior fuel fre: $10 per Mieetcade = month, Apply at 1141 24th st. new. 10 6 * ANTED—Young Scotchman, with gooa Try Sern ane | timonials, wishes a SITUATION as coac! RENT- HUUSE No. 192414 ns. n.w.. 7 | man ina private family; understands his business 8, Mod. imps.: has been lately Un tp. | and is capable of taking charge of greenhonse or sy Apply to THOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, | garcen. Apply to P.F.G., thisoffice, apo 2 | 519 7th st. apt ANTED—A MAN as house servant, wao is ‘OR SALE_A verv desirable three-story aid | WAko agood driver: a WOMAN for genural bas ment HOUSE within two blocks of Patent housework, who is 3 good cook and laundress: also ) Office, on easy terms. Luquire at No, 929 Penne @ supe) ior’ Seamstress. who is willing to act ag | syivania avenue, ape-3t chambermaid, Apply at 1829 K st. n.w., befo e FOR RENT—212 C si * n.W., cleganth Faur- 2m. or afer @ pan aes nished ROOMS for summery with or without ANTED—A good CANVASSER, Address | flisi-clas: Table Board: en suite or sit gles Saltau W APO ER Ista GSS ‘Sao Sty AGE | ASME inbers aha aiaerst amteOr st gre} refer fice. ap8 3.* | ences required, ayo 3." [VW ANTED-OCCUPANTS for rooms, fur- nished or unfurni hed, including Board, for $18 per month: No. 938 I st., between 9h ana 0 nw. aps-8 * ANTED—Two Furnished ROOMS sultabie for a physician; three afternoons a week, Terms not over $30, Address Dr, LE: Star office, ayo 3 ANTED-PLAITING. The only reliaole method (Parisian mode); the only machine ot the kind in the city: 2 cts, per yard. Miss BELLE UCAS, dressmaker, 814 I st., corner of 2:8 ate ‘i ays 3° ew WANTED SA Settled Gorman cr French WOMAN, who thoroughly understands the care of children and who can take entire charge 0! an infant; must know how to do plain sewing and keep a child’s wardrobe in order: inust not, ob ect to city or country or to travel, and must bring th best of references. To such an one a good heme, with good wages, will be given, Address W, 1". T., Star office. ap8-3 | ANTED -PUPILS for lessons in German b. | FERD. HENRICHS, from Hanuover C ty, Germary, Address 438 H st, n.w. apt-6u | WANTED ToT rac Latin, Bhetori«, Math- | ematicsor Logic. College preparation assuring admission “into an audvanead é Lai specialty terms moderate, 8, W. FLYNN, A. M., 1287 L street n.w. aps-1m ANTED—HORSES to keer on pasture, or W Siietatic and grain foots tarst of inet road. 8 miles from the city: best city reference, 0. HP. CLARK, Sligo post office, Mon'gomery ty. Ma. ap3-Lnt | ANTED—Ladies and Gentlemen to learn | CRYSTAL LVORYTYPE PAINTING. In- | structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 Pa, ve.; Satisfaction guaranteed and charges reasoa- | Call day or evening. apLimt WANTED BY fatood dressmaker and seamn- stress a PLACE by the day or weak; under- | Stands iting an fitting child:en’s clothes. Ad- dress N. K., Star office, mar27 ANTED—OLD GOLDandSiLVER, in large | Pee mal quan sites. | Highest price, paid, HICKEY & CU., 349 Pa, ave. u.w. _ mari3-1m KS several differ- Li ent ‘anguages a POSITION as servant to | travel with persons whe are about visiting Europe. | Address 2305 H st. p.w. mar13-1in ANTED-—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1) oc- cupy a large third story south front room. or suitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— | firstelass, 617 F st. n.w. feb23 | W ANZED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, Btb and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr NTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old ‘ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th and K n.w. Latrobes to beat two rooms, $20 to $5. sepl5-tr Vv ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE!'S, 614 Louisianaave. —_ auglé-ly ANTED—A perfect and clean of the first We an office. ba ug30-tf ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of oy Hae ane Mart at Tomek ast say yoy CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augie-ty” ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at Cis, Uphoisterer, 614 La, ave. augig-ly ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S: tween 43g and Gti a aomr Oattoa a ‘and delivered ween we 3 ve without charge. jy13-1y ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or left a5 HELL'S, Market Space. fe21-ly W BdZER Geatiomen, to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tallor, 1011 New York avenue, makes s specialty of Cutting Garments c) WAnricerirmantsiy other insects in furri- A Works, 490 Mains be made at home, LOST AND FOUND. _ - F087 0, APE 7h. a sliver school MEDAL with owner's name inscribe), The finder Sill be suitably rewarded, by leaving the same at 2121 P st. n. we Bd OST—On Saturday, golng from, Bryan's store cor. I and 16th st-, “and Circu'ating Library opposite the Arlington, a PURSE containing a small amount of money and three valuable rings, $25 reward will be given, ifleft at823 Vermont avenue, opp. the Arlington. 1 OST—On March Sist, evening, a black and tan 4 DOG: "has distemper. ‘The finder would confer a great favor by returning Samy him 10323 € street s.e., and be rewarded. Le tthe owner on 8th Street 8.¢,, between 7 and 8 orc'ock. ap9-2.* ‘On saturday, in the 7ch street or Avenue rs, to the Capliol and returning by way of , agold SCARF and MEDAL attachad, ‘ eral reward if returned to FLORENCE BART- ETT, 807 1 st. n. w. p83 * LUMBER. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK Ay, OUR REDUCED PRIVES: FLOORING, (Clear of Knots).......... VA, PINE BOARDS..... WHITE PINE CULLS, (Dressed)... ..... 20 00 WASHBOARDS, (dressed and jointea,clear) 15 00 CASE BOAKDS, (18 inches wide, dressed) 25 00 WE SELL LOWES THAN OTHERS, WE KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK. 1F YOU BUY FOR C4sH, YOU MUST CALL ON WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner 6th street and New fork avenue. &@- NO BRANCH YARD. aps-tr FOR RENT Delightfully pleasaat ROUMS, on suite or single:private bath rooms, large closets: handsome resid: nee, with large grounds: charming for summer: 1490 Massachusetts avenue, opposite M street cir ap9-2.* OR RENT—Two-story Brick HOUSE, 442 P si., eiuht rooms, cellar, hath room, water closet, 8, tWo Slairwar ‘ATR Mass the di Price $25, quite at HARDELL'S, och and P sis, nw, E93 FOE BENT Six ROOMS | in 12-room brick house; five rooms, batn, het and cold water; ck stairs on same ‘floor; hew and modsrn im- prevements: adul sdesired, Apply 209 14h DR RENT—On Rigg: 14 and R and 8 Rent $15 per month, ap? Bi st. (between 13th Sts.) three-story and high a ement press brick fronts, 11 room’, with all modern conveniences, and In good order, Will be rent-d by tle month for $40 (have been renzing for $50) or to a reliable and permanent tenant by the ARMS, year, Apply to JUHN T. 810 F OK KF nished ROOM Board, Terms med m HOUSE. No, 1009 1 HOUSE, No, 914 10th s Fo RENT—Large sixtecn-room HOMSE 416 10h st. new., within one square of B s\vania_ave.! mod. imps Rent. reduced $60, THUS, E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. ap8 3° F OKRENT Taree: K HOUSE No. 1526 Columbia s* ns, Water and gas, hreom, $80 per month, 7 JOYCE con and 14th sts, niw, pS: Bt JOR RENT—Four-story BRICK HOUSE, ‘ modern improvements, newly papered a Apply to A uted: in first-c'ass order. Tos. ant itwill be yénted for $35. given hot Api We gti? Pennsylvania ave.’n 0s! 24083. aps 31 FE RENT The beautiful CPPER HALL, 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business Goll Uuilding, cornér 7th and L sts.. may be obtained for temperance or other beneficent associa ions, or for church services, day or eveuing, by the m mth. The use of tobacco prohibited fi the builling: App'y at Business Coliegr Office. ay8 ln 1K RENT—That fine three-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 1369 14th st. n w., twelve rooms, ai dail modern improvements: every room heated; stationary washtubs: closets on each fl the twe-story and basement HOUSE, Rhode 1 seven rooms; provement nie seen at any time, Apply to ANTON HEITMULLER, 315 Cst.s.e. ap8-3." RENT—Brick HOUSE, six rooms, with nmer kitchen: in good order: gas. water and orm. Rent $16 in advance; 2202 13:h st. Key 2C19 14th st. ap6-6.* ‘OR RENT—Two Dwelling HOUSES, No. 500 E st. n.w. and corner Missouri avenue; als, STORE No, 327 Pennsylvania avenue. Apply No. 331 Missouri avenue. Rent low, ap6-6 * OR RENT—COTLAGE, one story, roomy nearly new; stable, garden, fruit, croquet lawn: in the healthy village of Mr. Pieasant.one m!¢ from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED, corner 8h aud F sts. n.w. ay6 6.* R SALE OK RENT—A commoiious RESI- EN( E in thegentral portion of the city, Dow Deing thorough'y renovated, — Wil be sold on easy tems oF rented to a responsible person at $70. per Donth. Apply tuB. H. WARNER & CO.. 916 F st. D.W. a}. 6-6r 2B REN T—AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES— OFFICES near the City Hall suitadle for Law- yers, Patent Agents. &c.,&c. ; also, a large ROOM Skat floor, with are Windows: well L sartad for seme iigbt mechanical business, B. H. VER & CO , 816 Fst. n, \OR REN—A desirable and pleasantly situated BRIt K DWELLING. eight room, near the Capitol, having asouth and west front and in thor- ough repair, 108 2d st. n.e, ap5-6 * HK RENT—A 912 14h street, opposite F.ank- tin Square: $30. formerly $40; and DWELL- i and STORE. 638 O street, posite Corcoran Market, $20. formerls $95. Aprly at Printing office 0! STANLEY SNODGRASS. 687 F st. aj 4 6U" FPOk BEN T—Twonew two-story brick HOUsES and ave,. on 8th st.. near Boundary: bet. two lines of horse cars; Potomac water supply. “Rent $15 per month. Tnqu 20319-h st. n.w. aps-ec4.* CR RE 402 K st. n.w., HOUSE of eight rooms, gas and water; street parked, near inorket and cars; mdition, Apply next door, apa-2a* ‘(OR RENT_A comfo: tabe HOUSRand STORE on a promiueut corner of C spitol Hilly No, 401 corner 4 h and C sis, s.e., facing Penn, dve, “Kent Juw to a good tenant. “Key next deor. Enquize terms, &., No, 493 11h st. n.W. ap2-Ln ‘CR RENT-The large and elegant STORE, No, 619 Pennsylvania avenne, under M tro: Pe'itan’ Hotel, at present occupied by S. Gold- stein & Co., jéweilers, entrances on both the ave- nue and C -livet: | Possession given terms enquire of H. E. STEVENS, Gent's Furn- lite Store, No, 669 Penusy vanla avenue. under National Horel,” Als ine DWELLING, 14 rooms, containing moder improvements, ' de- lightfally situated. on M-ssouri ave., facing Exee- wive Park, Enqutre as above, 3:2 2a" PUR MENT. Three; story and tasement BRICK DW ELUING-HOUSE, No. 606 Massachusatcs ave, between 6th ano 7th’ sts: ten rooms. bath. gas. &c. Inquire of NOAH WALKER & Cv., 625 Pent syivania ave. aplin ft RENT-SUMMFR RES! DENCE-The B3- idence of Gen, B. F, Kehey, on the mountaia, i wand, Maryland, is rent, Tae house con’ayns 8 rooms, ‘besides pantry and kitchen, is fu ly furnished; is surrounded by deau:iful groands and shad. ; geod garden, spring house, carriage house, stable, pasture for two Lorse:, aud penty of fruit.” For furtue information inquire of the su seribers, o- Mr, @. W. LEGGE. of Oakland; BF, HAWKE~. 611 G street s.w., or W. H. BARSTOW, 616 7th st. n.w. Kefer to Gov. Dan- n'sen or Capt. Phelps, District Commissioners. FOR RENT AND SALE. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN _ oF . AMAN, 519 Seventh St. « onasigee msde ose ‘Wednesday and Sstarday.} Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 1240 at TEN Sere wee nD He each 85.000 . F 500 ginla ave.'s. 1529 Columbia st, 3 600 607 N st. n.w., water, 71: 3.200 <., Water, 7 ts. 3 200 st.) mod. imps.. 8 rs. 3.000 40 42-46 L st. n.6., mod. imps., 10 rs. each. 3 000 1235 8th st. n.w., f.b., mod. imps, 9 rs...” 2.500 Two. Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. Barer! new., b.b.. mod. im 12.006 1334— 1836 7th st.n.w t,o + 8.000 ‘302 East Capitol st, b. 4.) m.'1., 9Fs. 6 000 1s: st.. Georgetow 1. f.2.,’mod. ‘imps., 88. 5,000 1110 idth st. n.w., b.b.. water. 6 rs. 4.742 pt 22 rs. 4.500 | «He Wey fe Dh + 4.500 824 and 826 Delaware ave. + 4.000 | 1461S st. n.w., b. h., m, = + 4.100 627 G st. f. h., mod. “imps., 10 'rs...... 3.000 nim; Property For Sale. 10th st,. bet. Band C n.e., per ft +20 13° bet: C and D 3.W., per ft ‘20 lie ve". Band Gs. e., per ft. > £20 F sf., bet. 2Ust and 221 n, w., per ft 7 10 G st.) bet: Del. ave. and 21 st-s.w., per fis.) 115 Union st., ber. 4's and 6 -h s.w., per ft. 215, 6 hst., bet, Va. ave. and K 113, Kst., bet. bth and 6:h s.e, 113 rouses For Rent. and 465 Pa. ave., stores, mod. imps ir. 1200 K st. n.w., furn.. mod. imps... 12 rs. 505 7th st. p-w., (store), mod, imps 1 + 5 cd 1521 1st. n. 916 ¥ st. n. 1024 17th st. n. B Cor. 13:h and F sis_n.w.. 216 D st. n.w.. mod. imps.. 10 ts, 1744 New York ave., mod. finps.. 13 3220 13th st. n.w., mod, imps... 10 rs. 417 K st. p.w.. mod. imps.. 9'rs. 1416 17th st. n.w., mod. imps, 135 10th st. nw. mod. imps.. 8 rs. 716 H st. n.e.. mod. imps., 7 Ts. 817 284 st. n.W.. mod. iinps., & £20 24 st. 8.€., mod, Imps..'8 rs, store, m, 8 rs! £18 Virginia ave. s.w., md. imp 1206 H st. n.w.. store, mod. imps, 13 Myrtle * imps. 7 Ts, Pe hn Peer Ea 2037 L si 5 1 issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a letin’* of alll proy for sale and rent on my book, which can be on spplication at my ofice. cr ‘will be sent by mati If desires Auction Sales, On MONDAY, April 15'h.at 4 p.m., two-story frame house on Park sirget ne, Loans, $1,500, $1,500, $1,000, $350, at 8 per cent. a10-tr JB SENT— m Orta northwest. SESSSSRRRS 1415 D st. nw. 514 B st, se, Venn. ave, store 709 12th st. uw, 472 Bot sw 1314 G st. nw, 1270 Sth’ st. nw, 717 Hst, 450 0 st. nw, 1807 Pa. ave. ‘nw, 812 13th st. sw. +413 Penn, ave,. 410K 1908 ‘6th st. nw, 19339 h st. nw, lth 1721 nw. uw, 2116 10th st. nw, 1210 U st. nw, 530 Oth st. sa, 166 Fayette st. Tn and Boundary 1126 19th st 1131-33 Park Place. 186 G st. nw -25 1315 I st. ne, Ave, a number of other Houses.” sii abeve,'a list of which is materially altered nearly every day on the tallatin at our office. tr MAIN & © ‘tate Agents, 125 Pa. ave. n.w. 12 rooms, mod. imps. 350 mod. imp: eal E No. 13 Ist st. nee. Nev lie 4th Cor. 4's and P sts,'s w., mod, imps. No. 49 K st. n.e., mod. imps... Ne. 1916 Bt. 8.¢..... E 3 Brick Houses in Sherman avenue, each ay 91m BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODS. _ S75 WILL BE GIVEN To ANY ‘ONE 2 de) who will procare me a position as Messen- | or Laborer in any one of th: De Address ( ger, Watchma | pariments of Gevernment. Stare ffice, F E_From 5 to 15 acres of LAND, 14 mm Arlington. 2% from Georgetowa, | beautiful site ation: fruit trees, forest trees and water on the place; 10 minvtes walk from the ra\ | read now being graded. Apply to A. G. HAYES, 229 Center Market, or on the place.” " apl0-6.* Fr SALE CR EXCHANGE-—For a good wateh DOG 2 fim ed young pointer. A‘*- + B, DENNY, Moce room, Patent of- ‘W. B, DEN x! nat st OR SALE_The S oct, Goud Willand Fixtu-es Of att ectahish sf OROCERY, L'QU tH aad | PROVISION STORE, Address GRICER, Star «Mice. a 9:20 FOR sal nall TRON SAFE. pair of Fine ¥ DOORS with French plate gies: also : wright SHOW CASES. will be sod cheap. 8t., one door from Penn 2. a9 2° GOOD INVESTMENT Wanted to borrow $4500 or §5.000 for five years on property worth $10,000. Will pay 8 per ‘cent, per annum, Address JAMES, Star office. apo-2 RARE CHANCE_$1 200 worth of HARD- A Wai sta HOUSEFURNISAING GOODS for sale on ‘easy terms, or exchange for s small property in Washington. Apply at No. 63 High, corner of Prospect si rgerown. apo-tr GeO CO TO LOAN—At 7 per cent. Interest. on DF ore realesate S-curity. in sums to suit over 0.0. Also any amounts that may be wanted at 8 percent, interest, B. H. WARNER, 31 9-5t 916 F st. nw. YR S\ LEAT A SACRIFICE Desirable RE IDENCE, No. 933 M_ st., between 9.h and 10h n. W.; 12 rooms, all modern improv-- ments; lange vard and brick stable. Pric: $8 000. Building LOTS on 4th street, between K and [ 8'8. N.W., 14 feet front be 90 d Price 50 con's a frot. "10.000 feet of GROU frontage of $00 feet on North Caro! 10 list. n.e., in lots tosnit. Prive 59 A soseverai FARWS, CAMPBEL TON. Attorney-at-Law, 454 Louls posite City Hall, ws 10,€00, $3,500, $1,100 TO LOAN a 8 per cent, iuterest. FRED. KOONKS, | ap8-3t Nationa! Metropolitan Bink, IHF VACANT LOTS FOR SALE on square 531 pear City Hall, are very heathy one v.asever known todie there, What as indu ment for elderly people. Also for a newly-married couple, Think of it, ay8 Ste J. H. CROSSMAN, CO, $3,000, $2 000 and $1.500 TO LEN Teal estate, 2 to 3 years, 8 p rcent. wh gin isample. Room 4. SEVERAL SMALL SUMS of MONEY in hand, SS te loan on real es'ate, at eight percent. Apps tocflice of LOUIS P. *HOEM (KER, a1 6 Gu" 920 F street mw. T° LOAN— Tom $1,006 to $60 000, at 7 and 8 per cent. R. 0, HOLTZMAN, s ay6-6t 10m QUMMER RESIDENCES F R ON SS’Washirgton Branch Railroad, one near Aa- Foholis Junction; location high and healthy wth CO acres of land attached, 1 ct ng contains ten roct Also, | * Me inile frem Jessup, and **Oak Hall,** adjoining Major Larned" Washinj mediate] Baltimoi GEM, $1,000. $1 500, and $3.000 TO 1.0 AN ON @D first-class real estate security, at 8 per cen: CAS. E. BISHOP & CQ., Insurance and Real Estate Agents, 515 7th st. 20° FOR SALF—-CONFECTIONERY STORE and FACTORY, cheap for cash toa wan th business Inquire a’ 606 9.h st. n.w. POR SREES ACM Pitasant. D.C. 27.500 feet of GROUND; HOUSE of Seven rooms; large cellar, well, cistern, stable, gavden, fruit-trees, &e., ke, Will be soid on easy terms, JOHN B, BLOSS, ms111 1m* Mt, Pleasant, or Room 10 May Kuild’g. NVESTMENTS. FOR SALE, napigtrict of Columbia 20 years 6 per cent. gold onds. District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent, curren- both fine large dwellings, accessiile. to ion, in good neighborhcods, Apply im- ly to M. BANNON, 32 St. Pau street, 5 t cy bonds, Washington 30 year6 cent. gold bonds, United States Bonds of all Issues, aud otlier se- curities, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.. Corner Pennsylvania and 10th st. BOARDING. i Boarys —Large airy ROOMS, en suite or single, with first-class table ‘beard. A'so traps:ent boarders accommoéated. References excbar ged; 512 9th street northwest and 206 F street northwest. a8-90" 12-19 ‘OK SALE AND EXCHANGE, Be THOS. J. BROWN. Lebrdit Buliding. 2 R st. n.w . anew br, dwelling, 11r..m. i, 85-300 925 Massachusetts ave.. f h., 2,560 sq. ft. Suturban br. b,, 8 r., 6,000 ft.. near cars. 1602 15th st. n.w., Trooms, brick, new. 1117 9th st. n.w,, 6 roums, (sate or exehan| 413 N st. n.w., 6 rooms, 0.b.. 1.800 ft. lot. 700 T st.’ s.e., Store and’9 rooms... 3.400 feet on R.1. ave. n.w., central, at 420. Will exchange’ for a Brick Residénee in Wash- ington, a Cottage at Cape May, and pay difference 1m cash. apS-tr EAL E8TATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708’ E street. For Rent. 1218 N st., 8 rooms. mod. imp: $30 Corner 20th and M sts., T room: 30 For Sue. Two great bargains in two two-story Press Brick He uses, entirely new and all modern improve- ments; price, with easy terms, only........$2,000 Alzo, two-story Press Brick in’ northwest section of the city, with 8 rooms, modern improvements ard elegant lot, property renting for $25; will pe seid on. ost easy terms for. $2,800 Lot 30 feet wide, in the neighborhood of the City Hall, will be sold at the reduced priceof....$2,500 Also, other great bargains from $15,000 down. Loan. $5,000, $8.CO0 and $600 on first class real estate, at 8 per cent. a: 8-1 BRENT. Py BO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste. n.» 628 Pa. ave. n.W., 16 large rooms, m. 1....§100 1319 Fst, n.w., 14 rooms, mod imps. 124 West 'st., Geo'tn, 13 rooms, mod. 406 11:h st. t.w., 18 rooms and store, m. loin and D st.nve., 1. h, and 210 A st. 911 R st, n.w., 9 rooms, mod, imps 913 R st. n.w.. 9 rooms, mod. ips. ACG C st. 8.8., 11 rooms, mod. 11 317 7:1 st. ‘n.W,, 9 rooms, mod. imps <6 303 10th st.n.w.', business place (warehouse) Cattege with fine ground, above 405 6 h st. n.w., 9 rooms, water and gas. e., 7 rooms and bath. BEELRERESSSSSSB SBssssssssssuEss t the apé-tr RK RENT. 1718 H st., b. h., m. i, 18 re. 2144 Pa. ave., b. h. 1..8 910 20in st. f. N. 18 SR st., f. h.. 2410 Va. ave.. B'rs. 1029 3:h st.n.w., f. ho, 5 rs. FOR 8 4LE—18z9 K'st. Further list in the office, ar4-6t K RENT 1 THEO. F. GATCHEL, Real Estate and Insurance A: LeDroit Building, corner 8th and w., 16 rooms, mod. imps. 13 rooms, mod. imps. AL rooms, mod. imps..." nbia n.w., 10 mod. imps. ps. E.8 WESCOTT, 933 20th st. new. t, Sis. new. FOR SALE. ge STORE at 7 rher of 9th and 2 Ste. Dew eter and s3s xtures, complete, y up stairs, a bong. nae ‘mar 28-1 POR SALE AT A BARGAIN Ox Fon Bent TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N0 st., (uew,) finished in best style, 13 rooms: every Tocin' heated, Including hath and servants’ rooms: speaking tubs; electric bells; stationary washtubs: vegetable and meat cellar, “Can be geen at any time, mari9 Im asant 9-room CUTTAGE at with tath-room aud stable OR RENT Mount P easan' and large lot ground; $25 per month. Apply NA- TIONAL BAVINGS BANK, bth sirestand New York avenue, ‘mari2-1m ‘R RENT—The attractive RESIDENCE, known as ‘*Locust Hill," adjoining the Sol- diers’ Homeon the west; entrance from 7th street Toad by Whitney avenue. There are about sixteen acres Of grcund, eight of which are in marke ar den, For particulars apply at 712 18th st. mié-1m R RENT—HOUBE, 2142 Pennsylvania ave- nue, 10 rooms; gas, ‘water, bath, etc. ; rebullt jast summer, and in good order; to careful and re- spon- ible parties only ; possession May 1st, Inquire, by postal card or in ‘person, of G@. A. SAWYER, Hab Mase, ave, tw mmarl9 Sm* ‘OR SALF_New style Jump-seat Carriages, 3 spring Phaton, Top Buggles, Cone al sprig, sultabie for 2 on passen- ae ee hithey Nide-bar Top Buggy: n ‘op Buggies: all sizes of Jackson Wagons, for fain.ers and hau’ers, 20 per cent. ch-aper than anywhere inthe city. Give me a call. DW. MCGRATH, e-Tner 12th and Bets. nw. apb-la) UsT ARRIVED—At GHEEN & OSBORN'S Stable @ street, a lot ot good HORSES, from Frederick county, SMu.; alse, one Bi ir of Blules, ap8'8.* FOE SALE Ves Low ror Casn—Bya fam- ily having left the ‘ity, a first-cl four round ‘corner, carved Rosew: PIANO. Can be seen at No. 723 7th st. nw. as oe UsT ARRIVED, with 20 head of HOKE from Western Virginia Call and in- a spect, a. No. 1006 C st.. between 10:h and lithn.w. J. H. GALAGER. ap5-6.* Fores A ines HORSE and HAR- NE*S and a COUPE-ROCK AWAY; will sell cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be immediate. Inquire of: W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7ch street, for ulare, mar} co. ¥ BEART no va PARLORS me Be ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 354 Pennsyl- vapia avenue., corner 44 st. marll-2m* R RENT—Brick DWELLINGS Nos. 227 94 Bese 30 rooms; Ospin. 31 College, between and ith sts. n.w., 7 rooms ‘one of 10 rooms, water and gas. ‘OTIS BIGELOW, 605 7th oe = marli-im Qrreran WESTERN CREAMERY, AND FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., m23-1m_ Center, Northern, and Eastern markets, iGNS, ESTIMATES AND SPECI- ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING. ‘Computations for Bi Contractors and R. RICORD’S ESSENCE OF LIFE Drectconsnnsod sad tes rigee of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks, FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This |ife-restoring reme- dy should be taken by all about to marry, or who have become weakened from excess or any other cause, Success in every case is as certain as that BESUUEPSR UR as, 9 Waal Be York. Dr Bupplied, ECOND #@- CLOTHING. aie ates onan anaes yan: * Isat theoriginal HERZ others made at short notice J.M. WOLBERECHT, Architect and 16-L Boom marl ‘Bt, Cloud Building.” ‘308 9th near Penna. avenue. By calli ‘the above number, ordere prowiptty attended to. marg9-tr LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know Pree H. 'LER'S, Optician, Penn, avenue 2. W., corner £4 street, = PERSONAL. Ty \Hi EE FURNISHED COMMUNICATIN: EOOMS, with modern improvements: la and airy, facing south, To rent with board mot erately, to parties who would be permanent: 21 st, between 2d and 31 n, we ap J2CARD._ Large, it ROOMS. with Beane append Feekin Park, 1334 1 at., hear 14h, Ap6-6U" Bea RDING. Handsomely-furnished second story SUPTE, with BOARD; also, some other KOOMS’ very desirable for summer, near three lines of cars. Please apply at 917 New York ave, Reference, exchanged. ape 5i* Boars, — Large and Elegant ROMS, with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun? barton st., corner ‘of Congress, Georgetown, D. C. Terms low. ‘apd-tm1* PHEMANENZ: TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS accommodated at 705 15th st. Mrs. M. T. BOU THALL ma°25-Im* formerly of Baltimore. FPYREMONT HOUSE.—Mr. F, P. HILL, after successfully running this hotel for nine years, hrs purchased the property and_now offers special inducements to regular boarders. Gentleman and wife, $50 to F month: single rooms $25 to $30 per month; table board, per month, $5 per week marll-1m EW YORK AVENUE HOPE: N Cor, New York en Ith st, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house the surroundings of a it home, with the cc nveniences of a Well conducted hotel. A liberal arrangement will be made with persons who desire Meals pair. marll-3m JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. GILES. BUNTING, &. kK ‘We have just opened some of the cheapest @ilks ever caered in this market, and. we offer them at ices that cannot be beaten by the cheapes: h fh'New York, m ‘Good valve Black Silk, from 87\e. up. Beautiful Colored Sits for $1. Striped Silks at 65, 75 and 85°, Bunting in single and double width. B'ack Cashm: res from the lowest t Black Bombazines, Henriettas, T fe. Colored Dress Goods, all qualities, very cheap Parasols and Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves, SWWhite Goods, Linens, Linen Lawns, & ite Goods, WM. RILEY aps-6t 713 Market Spaer best qua’ tse-laines. i§' ‘MMERB SILKS, SUMMER SILKS, MMER SILKS. NEW 8TUCK OPENED TO-DAY. New stock of Black Sitks opened to-day, best makes, 65, 75, 87, 90, $1, $1 96 $150, ete. ‘New 8 Goods, latest desigus, from 12, 15, 18, 2 Buntings all colors. New stock of Linen Lawns just received. Black Cashmeres, all wool, 50c, and up, Black Alpacas, lic. and up. Spring Carpets cheap. New Mattings, Cassimeres for men and boys’ wear, 25.30, 37 50¢, Immeuse bargains are offered in Dry Goods at C. M. TUWBUN & CO."3, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, __South side, near Teh #t. Curr CARPETS AND DEY GooDs, 000 yards Cation, 4 cents. Muslins and SheetIngs ascheap as the cheapest, Buntings, all shades, 25 cents up. Biack Alpacas, 15 to b0c.; Moha! Biack Cashmeres, a) 6-0 a Black Gro Grain Sulk.-76c. up, very cheap. Elegant line Dress Goods, 12 5 to 37% cents. Brassels Carpets, $1 to $1.12 ‘2 Off for cash, 80-inch Black Cashmere. $1, worth 8 SPRING 1878 re now offering late novelties in ‘Freucb, Eaglist Brown ard Gray All-wool Bourettes, at 450. par low figures, beginning at ‘ard; Bant- Androsenggin 4 4 Breached Cotton, 7's. per yard: Spool Cotton, 5c, spool (6 spools for 25e.;) and a “BRODHEAD & CO... DRY GOODS. 600 Silk Sun Umbrellas jes and Gentle- Colored Silks, 7c. ; Simmer Silks, 62'g¢- to 61, Ladies and Children” All Ingrain Carpets less thai manufacturers 50. T. N. NAUDALN. apl-tr DRESS GOODS. het. Bch 10th, and American DRESS GOODS at greatly refuced ard: also, Biack Silks from the best and oldest e+ ing. Se, and up, (best m Banting. elegant 3-button Kids, $1.25: Silk Clocked’ Hal complete stock of ey and Siaple Dry mai29 tr 939 Penn’a ave., bet. 9th and 10th. a We have just opened new Bonrettes, Knicker- men. ranging in price from $1.00 up to $5.00, Double width B akc ‘ashimeres, Large stock Parasols in citt. very ae Hosiery, Ribbons, Tor- prices 709 Market Bpace, 18%, AD & ©O., 939 Pa. av prices, among whic the stylish and serviceabie tablished looms of Lyons and Zurich. wemarka- ‘35e. =) Lonesdale Cambric (genu ), 12 sc. per yd: briggan Hose, 25c. and up; Clark's best 200-yard Goods, equally ch Cail and examine. JEW SPRING a bockers, Sill Jashmeres, &e. Androscoggin Cottor tof the Loom, nsdale Cambric, 12's W. W. BUBDETTE & 00. (PRE GREATEST Rancar EVER OFFERED IN DRY GOODS. © (200) of one yard e Pa- pric, in beautiful colored fig- iy a half cents (9's), worth 12 city in the United States: also, beautiful Pacific figured Lawns, ouly 10. worth 125 are selling an cellent Fruit of the Loom, ) « Beautiful figured L) colors and shades, at ay Mills Bheeting, the witest and best spec iai low we are selling the che Silks it Washington: Black Silks, good qualit y. 75; Black biiks excelent quality, at $1: Black Slike: rea! Satin finish. sublime quality, only $1 25, worth $175 special hargain; Black Tamese; < Warp Henrietia: Black Grenadines: All Pure Wool Black Cashmere, very wide doubie width, only 60; Black Cashmere, double fold, 25: excellent Black Alpaca, 25: three huadred pieces (300) of Cassimeres for mens’ and boys’ w at the very lowes! cash prices, ranging frou Ste, $1.50 ig Dress Goods. part wool. 15: 105: Plaid Muslin 12: beautt- fal Spr ng Shawis: excellent quality Bed Ticking, hew style stripe, double twilled, one yard wide, 25: English Stockings, regular winde, four pate for $1; Lace for Curtains, All of these great bargains at ihe New Dry Goods Store, We Bleached Cotton (good as n Lawns: Buntings in all ry low price; N CARTER'S, mar26-tr No. 711 Market Space, Ss ILKSIr BLACK SILK. STRIPED SILK, COLORED SILK, et thie grand special sale of SILKS will be- n to-day, and will include a t of colored and striped Silks. e to ot BLACK SI ood Gros Grain. Tocents UES Fine Gros Grain, a. Extra Fine & in, $1.25, Magnificent Gros Grain, $L.50. 7 OTM $1.25 Superior quality Gros Grain, $1.75. = as, lagnificeut Cachemire Royal, §2. of these Silks are of the well known CAC MiRE MILANO brand of ‘Savvio — & Cie. Lyons and Milan, STRIPED SILKS, Good quality, all colors, 75 cents. PLAIN COLORED SILKS, Large variety, all colors, $1. ‘Weare the only store in the city that make a specialty of SILKS, and we will guarantee ALL OF OUR SILKS to be much less than the same goods can be had for anywhere in this country. A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP- TICAL OF THis FACT, CONNOLLY” 608 Ninth street. opp. Patent OMe. 51 5 UBSTREBT N. W.—Furnished Front ROOMon second floor. Also, other Furn- ished ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD. Transient guests accommodated. mar1-6 ¥ BOOKS AND STATIONERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS. 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