Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON 3 RIDAT April 12, 1878. Average sworn Daily Circulation over | 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, | regular circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. Enna The New York papers seem to look upon Becretary Sherman's successful negotiation of a sale of fifty million of four and a-half per cent. bonds, as rendering resumption a cer- tainty. The Times says that “there can be no question that with two hundred millions of | } gold coin in hand on the Ist of January nest, the Treasury will be abundantly able to meet all the claims likely to be made upon it.” ‘The T ne says the sale * will place at Secre- tary Sherman’s disposal more coin than he has at any time deemed necessary for specie YFesumption. The price is of no consequence: the government could well afford to pay 35,000,000. or even $10,000,000, rather than fail in its undertakings. But the contract made is very favorable to the government, and it Woult undoubtedly have been less favorable if the purchases of bonds on home account had not been extraordinarily large. The home €emand enables the syndicate to offer accept- able terms to the Secretary, and their pro- posal was ineomparably better than that of the national bavk The Herald says: “Steretary Sherman will practically resume eh the Ist of October, although he is not legally required to resume until the Ist of January. By anticipating the date and receiving green backs for customs three months in advance he will forestall any rush for coin at the legal date of resumption by aecustoming the coun- try to the new order of things before he is bound by law to redeem. He will thus pre- yent the Ist of January from being looked forward to as a critical point, and avoid any Shock ov sudden transition at that date. Float- ing his vessel into port on a high tide, the pas- Sengers will not perceive when they cross the i Whatever may be thought of the political Wisdom or party sagacity of this unique ad- ministration, all candid men must admit that it is doing very well in its mode of dealing With finaneial difficulties. If, as now seems almost certain, it brings us successfully to | specie payments at the appointed date, so great and resplendent a service will atone for many blunders and shorteomings in the lower elen ent of personal and in polities.”” a The ‘act that all the votes in the Senate yes- terday against the approp yn for the Dis- triet schools were democratic votes, causes some to fear that the appropriation will fail in the democratic House. It be noticed, however, that several democratic Senators voted for it, so that it cannot be said to be a ty issue. Quite likely the House may dis- ee to all the Senate amendments to the de- ficieney bill, upon which this appropriation is placed. but in this ease the appropriation may be saved in committee of conference; the more especially as Congress does not give the money to the District, but simply ad- vanees it, to be returned to the U.S. Treasury from the District revenues. Montgomery Blair does not get much en- couragement from Congress for his quo war- ranto project. To be sure Senator Dennis, of Maryland, was obliging enough to present the Blair resolutions yesterday, but he took occa- sion at the same time to express such decided opposition to them that little comfort was to be gleaned from that quarter: and the further faet was developed by the remarks addressed to Senator D. from all quarters of the chamber, complimentary of his speech, that the Blair project will be generally scouted, in that wing of the Capitol at least. It is reported that the Senate Finance Com- mittee is decidedly opposed to the repeal of the resumption act. Certainly Secretary Sher- man is giving reasonable assurance that he ean resume at the date fixed. He has suc- ceeded in his negotiations with the old syndi- eate for the sale of $50,000,000 of the four and ahalf per cents.; which with his other re- sources will enable him pretty certainly to se- cure the $150,000,000 of gold he needs to have on hand by January Ist for resumption pur- poses. Doubtless under the influence of this Successful negotiation, gold dropped at the opening sales to-day to 100%, the lowest yet. At this rate the question of resumption will Settle itself, long before the date fixed by law |R=E™ov AL Great inducement is off-red to Hotels ani Bone Ta CAPITOL LAUNDRY, 915 F st. G ENTLEMEN’S HATS, “J ast received, fresh stock, light weight, fo spring wear, Soft and Stiff * ELT HATS; fine ortment Jor bovs and children. Ladies and, utlemen’s SILK UMBELLAS, STINFM«1TZ. Hatter, 2tr 1237 Penn, are., next cor. 13 hst. NGICE {Prices reduced to suit the times. WANTS. FOR RENT AND BALE. YA. TEU—Ten VEST HANDS on White | JOR KENT ¥urnished ROOMS, single or en WN ee ahi SOGES AR Bek was suite, 1832 1 street, opposite Franklin 9h 12 | Square. apl2 3." | WANTED _Three unfurnished & 20M8, de- 42126, FP ansyivania '¢ BtS. WWe5 rms. ing; mods = | dures Fe Star ome 7 ee = as ‘4 rent $15 per month, incitding gas, YVASTED By a respectable wilte Girl a | WANE odo tousetork and asatst in chitn verwork, Apply a 529 10th st. new. apie 2 * T WI'L PAY YOU T0 GO TO FERD. FRANKS CHAMPION CHEAP SHVE STORE, 331\, PA, AVE., BET. 3D AND 4TH, Ladies’ Congress and Lace Gaiters. Gent's Office Shoes (easy) . Girls’ School § } M4 tnis xp Grove peor, = 929 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., (One door east of Mitcheli & Martin's.) Spring Stock. 2 to 6 buttons, sizes from 5 to 10: Black ard Colors from 75 ceats to $1.75; Gents’ at $1 and $1.25. pL1-2t RCHON, TORCHON, TORCHON. ned to-day. 1.008 yards of Torchon Edging and Inserting. from 6 to 75 cents per yard; some very elegant patterns, Also, 10 pieces All-wool Tamise at 75 worth $1: 10 pisces All-wool Tamise at 87's, worth $1.95; with afull Ine of Buntings ip 24 snd 48 inch wisths, in all the best shades. Also 26 pieces of Black “ashmere, at 59. 62°; and 7 cents, the finest qualities ever soll for the money; 10 pieces 25 and 83 inch White Linen Lawns, from 37'< te $1 per yard: 100 pleces Print- ed Linsn Lawns at 3; $0 ploves Printed Organdie W. M. BROWN, apli-tr 314 Eighth st. naw. S EFASONABLE. 2: Lawns at 30, 35 and 40, RFST LAGER BEER, 85 dozen. VIENNA BEER (genuine), $1.60 dozen, Cc. WITMER, FINE GROCERIES, 1918 Pennsylvania ave. pL I have removed my place of business from 939 D street northwest to 1428 F STREET NORTHWEST. **Corcoran Building." E. A. RIDGWAY, _apli-6ir Plumber, &c. ROPOSALS FUR SWEEPING AND CLEANING ALLEYS. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, Distnict oF CoLuMBtA, i WASHINGTON, April 10, 1878. Sealed Proposals wili be received at this office until 12 o*clock m.,on SATURDAY, April 13, 1878, for Sweeping and Cleaning Al'eys in the Cities of Washington and Georgetown for one year. Blank forms and all necessary information can be obtained upon application at this office, and no bid will receive consideration unless made upon said blank form. A satisfactory bond will_be required with each bid, guaranteeing to the District the difference between such bids and that which may be accepted in the event of default of the bidder to enter into contract as required. By order of the Commissfoners of D. ©. R. L, HOXiE 4 IXLE, Lieut. Engineers, U. 8. A., eS Rugideer of D-v. apll-2t Capitol Hill, Bt e W VV ANTED-—A young Woman wisues a SITU- W 42058 at diung or as a cuambermatd ts respec'abie fail); reference given, Inquire at 611 N st. n.w. et j NTED To rent,a neatly furnished HOUSE ANT of tikes ROOMS ae cuene tn C pi- tol_as possible, Acdress Box 158, House P. 0, apie ANTED—Two jarge connecting ROOMS. 21 floor, wit?-in six blocks of Tr-asnry; terms must nt exceed $35, Apply to F.H. &., Star off-e, apis'3 + WwW ANTED—BOYS to join the Star Base Ba’! Ciub of Washington, D.C. Cull between 8 Saturday morning. Aprii 13, 1878: t. n.w. Not over 16 years, 1 WANTED PLAITING — The only relia te | method (Par sian mode); the only machine | of the kind in the city; 2cents per yard. Miss | BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, 814 I street, cor- uer of 9th st. n.w. apl2-st" WANTED, Energetic CANVASSERS. mate | and female, fr the District of Columbia: the best thing out; profits 100 per cent.; cost of outfit | onls one dollar.” Address. or app:y between 8 and 10 a.m. or 4 and 6 p.m., 41L C st. 8. e. ap’ WANTED A SITUATION as Lady's Maid | traveling companion, housekeeper or Bay po. sition in which she can be use ul, by a Lady of character and expert -nee, who can furnish the best references of standing and competency. A-ldress FOR RENT WO} SALE AND EX: A H ANGE. ND SALE. By THOS. J. BR /-WN. LeDroit Building. $1,800 cash and $3500 in Uiree years wil thorought, ment bak. Rhe bay a Modern new L1-room 3-story and base- RFSIDENCE, near 142h st. $1 400 will buy a LOT of 3.400 synave feat on -Islandave., near 14 h st. nw. Uwil Sxenange for a Brick HOUSE, we'lloca- ‘UR RENT—Lz one of the finest locati -ns ia the ed, Worth v less, anew 500 Cottage at | k city, Communicating ROOMS, with BOARD, | +9 Grove, Cape May. and pay difference im cash. tyvnishedand unfurnished, Referehcesexcha ga. | Willalso exchange 000 feet of GROUND) n. 1226 Mass: chusetts ave, © apl2-6* | ‘or improved property. ‘api OR RENT—Eight room HOUSE; good cellar: modern ernvenieuces ail in good order, pyicd, A, TAIT, 221 Peansylvania ave. tel HO, FGREENT, Neatly new 6-room Brick HOUSE, ‘No, 437 20th street _n.w., containing gas, wa! ter, bath, &c. ;$16 per month’ Apply atstore next adcor. aple-3c* {OR RENT—A row of _ two-story BRICK HOUSES. 6 rooms: rent $8 per month; a vood chance for working peopletusecurehomes. THOS. E WAGGAMAN. 519 Tih st, apl2 3t a! RUSSELL’S Pharmacy, corner Vermiont ate, and 14th st. 12 3. RK RENT—Handsomely furnished PARLORS, cool and detigh fuily situated, opposite a park? siso, a singe ROOM “Excellent Bord in next house, 1320 L street p.w. is Fur BEST Tyo STORES and CELLARS, corner 8:hand L stree:s n.w.. good for anv ousiness; 1. BOOT REIghborlond: ow rent, only $15 per month each, ‘apl2 3 * JR RENT—Dwelling part of HOUS© No. 2315, Peunsy vaniaavenne, 7 rooms and bith, newly painted and papered, will be let at a very m'derat> rent toa smailfam'iy without children, Tuqn oy pr iniees, ‘apl2-3 ANTED—A Parlor set of FURNITURE. little used; part cash will be paid: batanes in aye: niust becheap and good work. Add ess FRANK, 41C.,P.0.Dep't. apll-2 * ANTED—Persons wanting SODIN@ or WALKS LAID: 8 werage or Drainage done at mederate rates. will find it to their advantaze to address B. RIORDAN, 611 N st nw. apli-2 * W ane ez respectable white Girl, a SID- UATION as chambermaid; also willing t gelatin sewing: Dest of references given 4d ress M. W.. Btar office. apll 3 * WASTED, To, EXCHANGE Part cai Tin proved Real Estate for a ten-room B'tI:'K. or a LOT located northwest W. W. METCALF, | corner 15h st. and New York ave, apl1-3¢ ANTED—Two furnished or unfurnish ROOMS, with Board, Ina private family for V agentleman aud wife, south of B st. south. Ad- dress, stating location, &c., D. E.¥.. 8 ar, yf 5 apll-3:* WANED A German Lady highly educated, who has much experience in teachin ,{3 100 Ing out for a SITUATION as governess, oras lady companion; also for traveling; the highest ref»r- encescan be offered. Apply to O. N., post offi e Box 153, Alexandria, Va. apll-3t* rerer of rs (OR RENT—A lady will leave her F raished ~ Beatrice, *’ Star office, api2 FP OteE toa bat ett ent capital, Two or WANZTED_A WAITER; man or woman ree- | chee pereons wiitremala ay Boarders. {€ desired ‘ommendations required, Apply at 201 Ist. | Location central, address Mrs. FRANKLIN, A aplL-2.7"" | staroffice ie ANTED—A white WOMAN to do genera oR RENT—A desirable private RESIDENCE, heusework; Catholic peeferred. Apply a e.igibly lovat.don Ns rect near 13th, » 1520 14th st. D-w apli-3tt | rent: ran be rented furnished ‘trom. May te vember to a smal! family, vember to at a very low price & CUTTER. 13 s ~ at $30 per month: Nv . 10 rooms, at $35, and No. 1341 Q street. 14 rooms, (never ocenpiéd ) at low rent. t good tenant. I'.quire of 8. R. BOND, reet. R SALE—Two-story Frame HOUSE; six rooms; 2209 H st. n.w. Cheap for cash. al 1-31" FOE RENT-HOU*E 2207, H st. modern tm Epigyements. Apply t JOHN TRIMBLE. Ju., sh F st. as1t-31 OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1418 K et. n.w., 12 roomis,all modern improvements, elegautly fin- Shed. | Hent $10 per month. Apply to V. 1. VAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. apli-8t Feo ease GRANT. PLACE —Furuish ROOMS, en suite or single, containing all ma :rn conveniences: at reduced rates for the summer; or Furnished HOUSE apll 4" R RENT—HOUSE No. 607 New Jers:y_ave- nue n.W,, 10 rooms, modern improvements, zood yard; all in good order: rent to suit the times. Apply to W. CG. JOHNSON, 718 13-1. st. aw. apli-im WEARNZED-OCOUPANTS for rooms. tur- nished or unfurni hed, including Board, for $18 per month; No, 938 I st. between 9 hand 10h BW. p8-6.* ANTED ToT EACH Latin, Rhetori-. Math ematics or Logic. Colle; reparation given, assuring. admission into an’ aavanced clas Latina specialty: terms moderate, 8.W. FLY NN, A. M., 1287 L street n.w. ap3-1m 10 AND $12 BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS (USDERSHIRTS AND DRAWER:.) 2e., B5c., 45c., 50c. to $1. STRAW HATS FRUM 45c. up, at J. W. SELBY’. apl0-tr_ 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. Loxpen UMBRELLAS. JUST RECEIVED, GENTLEMEN'S LONDON UMBRELLAS, ‘The latest styles, ImrortED DirEct. M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO., ap}0-tr JEWELLERS, RE, HASPBERRY PLANTS and CON- CORD GRAPE VINES. all first class and very ‘cheap. “Apply to LOUIS E. PHILLIPS, Lidl gathat, news? apto-ore LUMBER. ‘WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK Ay. OUR REDUCED PRIVES: It is very strange that the papers outside of Washington should think it necessary to as Sure their readers that the Senate resolution which proposes to introduce all the virtues into this city through the medium of the public Schools, is not a joke. It is, of course, a serious measure, and is intended to assure the people of the District that, however much Congress may neglect their material interests, it is never unmindful of their morals. The news comes to day of the death of Wm. Marcy Tweed, more generally known as ** Boss Tweed.” He was born in New York, in April, 1823, and was consequently 55 years old. He Jearned the trade of chairMmaking, and later in life was admitted to the bar. In 1852 he was an alderman, in 1853 a Congressman, in 1856 a Supervisor of the city, in 1857 a school commis- Sioner, from 136] to 1870 deputy street commis- sioner, and from 1867 to 1871 a state senator. In_1870 he was appointed commissioner of public works, and while in that posifion entered upon his “ring” schemes of plunder that gave him power and wealth for a season, but whieh ultimately brought him to the pen- itentiary and to the death recorded to-day. Up tothe present writing Mr. Bergh’s con- Sent to be inoculated with the saliva of a rabid dog, in order to disprove the existence of hy- @rophobia, and save the eanine race from im- pending destruction, has not been received. But the information comes that a Scotch- man, whose views on the subject are similar to those of Mr. Bergh, is willing to be experi- mented upon. He will be a hero, with the pos- sibility of being a martyr, on condition that $2,060 is allowed him for the ineonvenience to which he must subject himself. At the next meeting of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, it will be in order to elect the Scotchman president The noble army of candidates for a Distriet Commissionership will be interested to learn that Gov. Dennison, who is yet in Columbus, has not denied the statement made by the Columbus Journal that he intended to resign. On the contrary that paper reiterates the assertion in the following paragraph: “The Cleveland Herald, quoting our state- ment that Governor Dennison will resign his District Commissionership and return to Co- umbus, says: ‘The republicans of Ohio willall be rejoiced to have Governor Dennison return. | ‘They wilt be sure to avail themselves of his Sound jucgment and excelent advice in polit- deal matters. The London papers have been displaying Some formidable statisties of the financial resources of England as compared with the pankrupt treasury of Russia. Thus the Pull Mall Gazette demonstrates that England could spend four hundred million pounds stefling— or $2,000,000,000—in a big war without exhaust- Ang those resources. But Le Nord, the Rus- Bian organ at Brussels, significantly reminds ahe Pall Mall Gazette of the conclusions that nH hostile power might derive from this in- Sormation should the fortunes of war prove adverse, one of these days, to England. The enemy Would, ef course, demand of Great Britain an indemnity proportioned to the re- sources of which she boasts. As a matter of Bact, however. the question of money does not @have so very much to do with fighting. Some wf the most desperate wars the world has aknown have been carried on by impecunious ations, —_—_-+e —___ And now San Francisco falls into line with SNew York. Planshave been drawn up for a million dollar hotel for workingwomen in hat city. What a quantity of soup tickets for he starving that money would buy! —— The recent township and charter elections in Michigan give some comfort to the new ational (greenback) party. It is estimated hat they have elected nearly a third of the Btate supervisors, and have polled about 45,000 votes. In the village which boasts the euphonious name of Paw Paw the national i} FLOORING, (Clear of Knots). VA. PINE BOARDS WHITE PINE CULLS, (Dressed). WASH BOARDS, (dressed and jointed, clear) 15 00 CASE BOAKDS, (18 inches wide, dressed) 25 00 WE SELL LOWER THAN OTHERS. WE KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK. IF YOU BUY FOR C48H, YOU MUST CALL ON WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner 6th street and New fork avenue. 4a-NO BRANCH YARD, ALTIMORE MARKET, will open 8AT- BUaOes OD, normwest corner 13¢h and G Streets n.w.. with a fresh supp-y daily of MEATS and VEGETABLES, at the lowest Baltimore prices. apli-3i* Yrsvicr BRENDERED BY THE PEOPLE. OUR OPENING OF SPRING WEAR CROWNED WITH SUCCESS, ALL UNANIMOUS IN THEIR PRAISE! THE MOST ELEGANT DISPLAY UF SPRING CLOTHING EVER SKEN, iegant Styles, juch Splendid Garments, Such Low Prices named for Perfect Fitting and Beliably made CLOTHING?! Never before have the Peeplehad an opportunity to select from as great an assortment. NEVER BEFORE HAS CLOTHING BEEN 80 CHEAP, buy until they have visited Sorereretem es tome ee we offer this Spring. Pineking & ‘Low Prices, WE HAVE MADE THEM. Ni ELIEVING. SEEING: TOONVINCE YOURSELF, In the Men's, Youth's, Boys’ and Children's Departments can be found EVERYTHING that can be thought of in the way of SPRING WEAR. soWg,bave made the most Extensive Preparations an IMMENSE SPRING BUSINESS. Doubly so of any Previous Season. No one need stay away thinking they cannot be suited. For the Laborer, Farmer, Mechanic, Clerk, or es Merchant, all can find JUST WHAT THEY WANT, “ : ‘atches put in complete order by me are tend Tor one years or money refunded. Tebs-Ba wote was greater than the republiean and democratic combined. ee Goy. Deunison will not resign uutil July ist, = -> VALUK T! SIGHT to know IE . He LER’S, Optician, avenue Tews, corner 454 street, & ANTED—HORSES to keep on pasture, or will stable and grain feed; farm on 7th-streei read. 8 miles from the city: best city reference. O. H. P. CLARK. Sligo post office, Mon:gomery county. Md. ap3-Im* ¥ ANTE)—Ladies and Gentlemen to learn CRYSTAL LVORYTY PE PAINTING. Tn- structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 Pa. ave. ; satisfaction guaranteed and charges reason- able.” Call day or evening. apl-lm* WANTED. BY agb00d, dressmaker and seam stress a PLACE by the day or week; under- grands cutting any fitting children’s clothes. Ad- dress N. K., Star office, mar27 V ANTED—OLD GOLDandSILVER, in large OF gmall quan ities, | Highest price, patd, HICKEY & CO., 349 Pa. ave. n.w. _marl3-Lin W AXTED_ by a man who speaks several differ- ent languages a POSITION as servant to travel with persons who are about visiting Europe. Address 2306 H st. n.w. mar13-1m FOE Peat eely furnished PARLOR’ and BED ROOM; rent together or separati ¢urpished ROOMS: also one suite ufurnishe ROOMS; water in the rooms, Terms moderat $20 11th'st. nw. JOR RENT—Nicely furnished ROMS on ond and third floors; stationary stand’, ior_and cold water in each room, besides msomeach fluor: family’ private, “Apply 101s 17 hist. new apli-3 * oR REND—A two-story Frame HOUSE and STORE, No. Pennsylvania ave. n. #. {uquire at No, 1910 L st. apio 3." ‘OR RENT—A Brick HOUSE in the west end. partiy furnished. containing 7 rooms. ga. vant. sewer, yard. and trees front and) rear: vert $24. Apply’at 1735 Hat. new. aplo-3t" FOR RENT—No. 406 New Jersey ave. n. wa near B. & 0, R. K. and all city cars: bath room, “&e.: park ‘and trees, docr: rent to'suit the times, OUSE No, 710 H st i] Modern Luprovem Apply THOS. E. WA@G w. FOE, RENT Three communicating ROOMS. beautifully furnished. together or single, with oF without Board, No. 13th st.. between @ aud H, can be had very low on immediate app ica- tion, apl0 3 = a ‘ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1) 0c- cupy a large third story south front room, or fultable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD — first class. 617 F st. n.w. fev23 ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ‘ones, Groceries or at BUTLER'S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novi6-tr OR RENT-HOUSE No. 417 K st. nw rooms; alley on side and rear! gas and water, kent low toa good tenant. Apply to FRANK LIBBEY. Lumber Merchant, corner 6°: st. aud New York ave. p10 im ) T—Furnished HOUSE, 2018 F s from May 15 to October 15. Inquire on. the se “apl0-ev4 * ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old ‘ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th and K n.w. Latrobes to héat two rovms, $20 to $25. sepl6-tr Wa EATERS to renovate at CHACE’S, 614 Lousiana ave, " augié-Ly WANtED A Derfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAK, for which a \tberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star rfflee. -_8ug30-tf Wate fine. UPHOLSTERY WORK of story gonds and ork at Tomer eine pris By kr BSCHACE, 614 Lousiana atenue,” duglé'ay ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. auglé-ly WANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- sween 4} and 6th sta, s.w. Called for and delivered without charge. jy13-ly VV SNFED CABEETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Fr) ‘Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mail, or ieftat Wes. SHELL'S, Market Spaca, telly ANTED-Gentlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York make ft Cutting @: ts to Pte skea 8 specialty o Cutting ange 1s LOST AND FOUND. o Fok, PENT Desrable new HOUSE, at the Navy Yard; piazzas back and front; § rooms: convenient to two lines street cars; ren’ ‘only Apply on premises, near corner Gh and 4 8. aplo- R RENT—A comfortable 3-room COTE AGE with three acres of fire garden land: orebard and stable, at the Nort Atliogt s! Ce aRres W. HAN DY 509 7th street northwest, For Rent. 1789 F st_.w., Michler Row, 12 rs.. 11 rooms, m: 3. K. cor, 10°h and D sts. new. 606 H st. p. ‘House tu alley, near 8°h y House ip alley, near 8.h and Boundary sts. 618 Virginia avenue s.¢., 6 rooms... api. Ors. and Boundai Real Estate Ageat and Auctioneer, EAL ESTATE BU oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. LLUETIN (Changes made every WednesJay Ths 1240 and 1442 Sst. n.w.. m, 311 Cst.'s i, 333 Vi 1109 4th’st. n. 1595 Columbia s 40-42-46 I st. ne, Ps. mod. imps. 1235 8th st. _n.w., f.h., mod. imps, 9 rs... Brick Houses for 1242 N. Jer. ave, m.1..87 . 519 Seventh Bt. vay and . each 8 rs. 10 rs... each. Sale. Brick and Frame Houses For Sale PN eam ir 1534-1336 7th st. ew beg East Capitol st. , . >t 8t, 1110 ith st. n.w, l9th st. nw 10th st.. bet. 1B t Rest. G st. bet: Del. ave. and Unien st., bet. 4ty and 6 bst.. bet. Va. ave. and K st. K st., bet. btn and 6:h s.e., per fi. 463 and 465 Pi 1200 K st new. 505 71h st. Bow, 1343 F st.n.w. 408 6th st. n.w.. mod. i 15211 st. new 1220 13th st. n.w.. mod, 417 K st. n. Ww, 13 Myrtle st., mod. im 1527 Bth st. n.w., mod. 1418's Mass, ave. nw. 74 2'st., Georgetow! 2037 L st. n.w.. mod." 1 Georgetow |. (a., mod upper portion, 417 13th st. Dew. 8 ore mod, imps. 20811 st. n.w.. tod im N. E. cor, 21st and I st«: mod. imps .'10 rs. 916 E st. new.. mod. imps., 10 rs 1024 17th st. n.w.. mod, imps.. 12 rs. Cor, 13'h and F sts n.w., store, m. 1. 215 D st. n.w.. mod. imps.. 174¢ New York ave.. mod. im 1206 H St. n.Ww.. store, mod. imps, -; mod. imps. i. n., mod. i imi, dQ Ghswy - 13 rs 1.W.. ma, £ imps.. 10 rs .. 10 ts... |. im md. im .. 7 mp: mod, imps,. 8 mod," imps., 8 mps.. 6 rs. 8, per m. Lal6 es 12 r 13 1 tssue on the Ist and 15th of each month a “*Bul- letin*’ of all property for sale and rent on my books, which can on Auction Sales. On MONDAY. April frame house on Park street 15 hat application at my office, oF will be sent by mat? if desired. p.m., two-story Loan: $1.5C0, $1,800, $1,000, $350. at 8 par cent. a10-tr B RENI— B. H. WARNER & Cu., SRAINARD H. WARNER. EDWIN A. MCINTIRE. 916 F street northwest. 1215 K st. nw, 1786 1 st. “nw, 1340 Vie 1109 F st. 1446 N at. nw,.. Howard Hill (fur), ore. &c. 1626 14thst, Bt. 82, 2307 M st. ow, 124 Mass, ave 48 O st. ow, 230 2 st. ne, 230 2d st. ne, 1525 6th ‘st. ‘ow. Siore & dwel’g, Geo'n, 1222 1226 S st. nw, 1126 19th st. nw, 1866 @ st. nw, bed 530 othst, se, . 166 Fayette st. 'G*o"n, 7p and Boundary nw, 1131-38 Park Place. 1315 I st. n6,...... feioie is igigixinieis a $10. pat | aboves'a list of whlcs is meeriatiy sitered bette and Daly farm:’w od for fuel frec: $10 par VE, s mae month, Apply at 1141 24th st. n.w. 10 6" every day on the talletin at our office. Ca OR RENT—Six RUOMS in 12-room brick R RENT_By WM. H. MAIN & CO., Frouce? five rooms, bath, hot and cold water: Real Estate Agents, 125 Pa. ave. n.w. ick stairs on same floor; new and modern im- | No. 13 Ist et. n.e.. 12 rooms, mod. imps. Be brovement:; adul'sdesired. Rent $15 per m -nt! No. 116 4th st. n.e., mod. inps.. 4 pis 2009 ap9 6" | Ne. 2311 M st. n.w.. 12 rooms, mod, imps...... 35 me bbiy OO — No. 509 Bs 16 rooms, mod. imps...0.... 30 FOr, RENT- On Biggs st. (between 13-h and .8.; 9 rooms, ‘mod. im, + BB 14 i and R and § sts.), three-story and high . We. 8.W.. 9 .00mS, 2 ba ement press brick fronts, 11 rooms, with all | Cor 4% and Psis.'s we. mod. limps 2 25 modern conveniences. and in good order.’ Will be | Nu. 49°K st. ne, mod. impsne + 30 rent:d by the month tor $40 (have been renting for | Ne: 1916 Bat 0 $50) or to a reliable and permanent. tenan| the year. Appiy to J +H» T, ARMS, 810 F st. apo im KR RE. Three-story BRI K HOUSE N 1526 Columbia s*.. eight rooms, water and vath room, Rent $30 per month.” Apply to A. JOYCE coruer E and 14th sts, n. aps. Fs, RENT—The beautiful UPPER HALL. 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business College buildi orner 7th and L sts,, may be obtained Trance or other bencficent associa. tons, or for church services, day or evening. by the inanth, The use of tobacco prohibited {i the bull ling, Apply at Business Coleg: Office. a8 Lin by 100 RE WARD. —Lost, on 7th st. n.w.. a SUM $ OF MONEY. Apply for particulars and reward. at the Star office, apl2-3t Lost On, Thursday evening return 4 16:h and F sts, to 14 hand K, a tea! LACE SCARF. “The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 924 14 h st, T0702 the, 9,0 fastant, a pair of Gold. 4 trimmed EYE-GLASSES." The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at Room 9) Patent office 11-2 from iad PECIAL 8 WESTERN CREAMERY, AND FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & Ov., m23-1m_ Center, Northern, and Eastern markets. G43x) FLEISCHMANN & CO., ‘Original Manufacturers and [utrodilcers into she United Btates of COMPRESSED YEAST, which was used at the Vienna Model Bakery of the Centennial Exposition, the secret of the unequated success of that establishment, Our Yeast is war- ranted free from chemicals, and Is produced by fer- mentation from selected igrain. e highest pre- miums awarded in America and Europe, whenever exhibited, aud Americans may now boast that they are equal in scence of bread-making to Europeans it our Yeast is properly used. Absolutely nu: genuine’ without our Trade- mark. or our firm name on the wrapper, All ott ers are imitations, ap4-tr GPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES, GOLD, STEEL, SHELL AND RUBBER EYE- OnDs GLABSBES. Also GOLD and STEEL SPECTACLES of a'l fo- cuses. THE FINEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES, M. W. GALT, BKO. & CU., FOR RENT Brick HOUSE, Six rooms, with summer kitchen: in good order; gas, water aud bath room. Rent $16 in advance; 2202 13th st. Key Ne, 919 Tach st. 6-6.* KR RENT—Two Dwelliug HOUSES, No. 500 E st. n.w. and ccrner Missouri avenue: also, STORE No. 327 Pennsylvania avenue, Apply N 331 Missouri avenue. Rent low, ap6-6 OR RENT—COTIAGE, one story, roomy nearly new ; stable, garda, fruit, croquet lawn; in the healthy village of Mt. Pieasant, one mie from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED, corner 8.b aid F sts, n.w, a6 6 * FPpE BALE OR RENT-A commosious REST. DENCE iu the central portion of the city, now being thorough'y renovated. Will be sold on easy terms or rented to a responsible person at $70 per nonth. Apply toB. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. 0.w apé- °B REN T—AtT Greatiy REDUCED RATE OFFICES newr the City Ha‘ suitayte for Law (1 & large ROOM suited for H. WARN aps vor, With five some light mechanical business, £CO , 916 Fst. nw, OR RENT—402 K HOUSE of eight rooms, gas and water: street parked, near market and cars; all in fine contition, Apply next door. apa-20" POR RENT—A comfortabie HOUS# and STORE ‘on a prominent corner of C .pitol Hill, No. 401, corner 4 h and C sts. 8.¢.. facing Penn. ave. B-nt to a good tenant. Key next door. Enquire terms, No. 423 ith ap2-Lm NT—The large and elegant STOR! No, 619 Penusylvania avenne, under M-tr polifan’ Hotel, at present oceupicd by 8. Gol stein & Co., Jewellers, eutrances on both the ave- uw and C treet. | Possession given May Ist. Fur terms enquire of H. E. STEVENS, Geut's Furn- ishing Stor, No, 669 Pennsylvania avenue ander National Hotel," Also, a fine DW SLLING, reoms, vontaining modern improv ts." de- lightfully situated, on Missouri ave, facing Ex~ uive Park, Enquire as above, ape 2 3 Brick Houses in'Suerinan avenue, each. a 91m I Ww. EaL ESTATE BULLETIN, E. BURFORD, 708 E street. For Rent. 1218 N st., 8 rooms, mod. imps.. Conner 20th and M sts., 7 rooms and store. For Sale. Tye, great bargains in two two-story Press Brick Jou: + 30 entirely new and all moern improve- ments: price, with easy terms, oniy........82,000 Also. two-story Press Brick in’ northwest section of the city, with 8 rooms, modern improvements aid elegant lot, property renting for $25; will be & Id on most eas; terms for.. +05 082,800 Lot 80 feet wide, in the neighborhood of tiers Hall, will be sold at the Also, other great banga uced ins from Loan. ieeof....$2,500 £5,000 down. $5,000; $3.000 and $600 on flist class real estate, at & per cent. ar8-tr 1B RENT, by B 0. HOLTZMAN, lot and F sta, n.w. 623 Pa. ave. 1.W. 1319 F'st. n.w., 14 405 11th st. 10th and D 16 large rooms, m. i rooms, mod.imps.. 124 W est st., @eo'tn, 13 rooms, mod. tm) 18 rooms and store, m. f.. n.e.. 1. h, and +4 sq. ground. 210 A st. s.e., 10 rocms, furnished .... 4 Stoddard ‘1 rooms, W,, 9 room: 317 Tih st, 303 10th st.’ Cottage with fine ground, above Georgetown 405 61h st. n.w., 9 rooms, water and gas. 829 71h st. n.e., 7 rooms and bath. D.e.. 7 rooms and bath: 2317th s mod. imps. s. mod ips. W., busiuess place (wareli Geo'tn, 12 rooms, mod. imps. 9 rooms, mod. imps. W.. 9tooms, mod. imps, $100 00 100 00 83 33 4 tf BEREELSSZES 38838882838 Houses and Lots for sale in every section ot the city, at reduced rates. KR RENT 0 THEO. F, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, LeDroit Building, corner 8'b and F sts. 2022 F n.w., 16 rooms, 512 5th n.w., 13 rooms, 1422 8th n.. 1526 Columbia n.w., 10 1824 T n.w., 7 rooms, mod. imps, Trooms, mod. imps. Ni Vw see of the ¢ 11 room’, mod. tmps: y at noi GATCHEL, mod. imps. mod, imps, rooms, mod, inal rents, z 20 We have many other large and smali houses tn all SALE. FOE SALE BRICK WaGON, second hand. FOR in god running order. heavy WHEELS. 7 Also, ‘one set of new Jan be seen at No, 211 10:h si apl2-2t* FOR RENTS Thrpe story and asement BRICK DWELUING-HOUSE, No. 600 Massachusstts ave,. between Gth and 7th’ sts.; ten rooms, bath. gas. &e. Inquire of NOAH WALKER & CU. 625 Pennsylvania ave. apl 1 R SALE—HORSE, BUGG ¥ and HARNESS; Poo se soundanas poate bug, Dae been used but little. Apply in order, to KRLEHER'S Livery Sabie, 8.in eee betvern Dand * n.w. ‘apl2-3:* FOREENT SUMMER RESIDENCE-The Ws NGER’S SEWING MACHINE, nearly new. A. EIBERAL COMPENS A710N will be given for s permanent POSITION in any of the Sovernment Departments. Adiress ap}2-3 * W. R. MARCH, Star oftce. SOR SALE Those desirable BUI LOTS on 11th st., near the corner of Li.w F. W. MILLER € 06., 12 6t 631 F st. nw. Qk SALF_—A four-rom FR\ME HOUSE Summer Kitchen: iu god condition; no en- Wil!” sell for apl2-3 * fF umbrances: No. 1245 4b st. u.w $800 cash, Inquire within, Po gays thoroughbred. imported Shei land PONY, perfectly broken and a beaut: asso, CHAISE and HARNESS, Can bo seon a K+ LLEHER'S Staves, 8tu st 112 ». Lease, Stork and Fixtures of FEU ROVISION STORE. dolug good Dusiness; reason for selling, about to ‘eave the city. Address 724 221 st. n.™". “als ry. LOAN $8 ‘500 at 8 per cent, on first-class ‘eal Est rity. tate secur as. Wo HANDY api st a ten-room Real Estate Axent, 509 71 7 ANTED.—I wish to exchanj Wank House in goad location’ fora FARM near the city. Has. W. HANDY, * ‘Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, S75 we IVEN To ANY ON &) 4 €) who will procure me a pesition as Messen. ger, Watchman, or Laborer in any one of the Di Rariments of Government. Address C. W ar office, POR SALE From 5 t0 15, acres oF LAN, 14 iniles from Arlington. 2\5 from Georgetown, beautiful sitvation: fruti trees, forest trees and water on the place: 10 minutes walk fom the ral! trad Low being graded. Apply to A.G. HAY 229 Center Market, or on tie place," apl0-6 RARE CHANCE_$1 200 worth of HARD- WARE and HOUSEFURNISHING GODS for sale on ‘easy term:, or exchange for a small property in Washington. Apply at No, 68 High, corner of Py eorge:ow ai ir FPO, 0 TO TOs wid real es'ate s curity. In su $5,000" iro any amounts that 8p Eceate interest, be wanted at B. H. WARNER, st. now, A SACRIFICE —Destrabie RE! 933 M st.. between 9 li 12 rooms, all modern improve. ard and brick stable. Prices: $8 000. Building Lo’ on 4th street, between K and St8. DW. 14 feet front by 90 deep. Price 50. conis a fot. “i0.000 feet of GROUND Capitol Hills frontage of 300 feet on North Carolina ave, and 10 h st. n.e., in lots to suit. Prive 5) cents 4 foo: A so several FARWS. CAMPBELL CARRING- TON. Attonney-at-Law, 454 Louisiana avenue op- posite City Hall, ap9-6i S,5,000. $3,000, Sy real estate margin is am GEVERAL SMALL S' ments; large $2. 000 and $1.500 TO LEN D upot 2 tos recent, where the 4 ~ ap6-Lw Sof MONEY in hand, ght percent. App'y SHOEMAKER. 920 F street nw. rye Loan- From $1,000 to $50,000, at 7 and 8 percent. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, ap6-6t 10th and F streeets now, SUMMER RESIDENCES FUR RENT SS Washington Branch Railroad, one ne An- ti polis Junction; location high add healthy. with 60 acres of land attached, welling contains ten rooms. Also, Se mile from Jessup, and **Oak Hall.** adjoining Major Larned"s, both fine large dwellings, accessi'le to Wast ingion, tn good neighborbeods, Apply im- mediately to M. BANNON, 32 Bt. Paul street, Baltimore. ap5-10t F000, $1,000. $1 500, and $3.000 TO TON ON eD first-class real estate security, at 8 per cent. CHAS. E. BISHOP & CU., Lusirance and Estate Agents, 515 7th st. VOR SALE—At Mt. Pleasant, D. C., of GROUND; HOUSE of seven root cellar, well, cistern, stable. garden, fru &c., &e, Will be soid on easy terms. JOHN B. BLOSS, marll 6w* Mt. Pleasant, or Room 10 May Build’ 7 BOARDING. NOUNTRY BOARDIN yl For fnformation apply 108° Wes, PHELE ‘or information apply to 8. W. 8. tograph Office, Treasury Department, ap S17 AN STREET NORTHWEST. FOR @ RENT, with or without BOARD, hand romely Furnished second story SUITE: also, some other ROOMS, desirable for summer, Transtent guests accommodated, aplL-3* BOARDING Latge airy ROOMS, en suite or single, with’ first-class table ‘board. Also tanstent bearders accommodated. “References exchanged; 512 9th street northwest and 206 F street northwest. aL8-91" OARD.—Large, pleasant ROOMS, with Bonk opposite Franklin Park, 1338 I st., hear 14h, aps-60" BoArPing, = Large and it ROOMS, with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun: barton st.. corner of Congress, Georgetown, D. C._ Terms low. ia eno tm P3EMANENT. TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS’ accommodated at 706 15th st. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL _mai25-Im* formerly of Baltimore. NEY YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor. New York ave, and ith st, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the conveniences of a well conducted hotel. A liberal arrangement will be made with persons who desire Meais marli-3m JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. 11TH STREBT N. W.—Furnished Front O10 Boe with first class TABLE BOAR! Transient guests accommodated. mar! BOOKS AND STATIONERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS. ‘Walks in London, by Augustus J. C. Hare, au- thor of Walks in Rome; iliustrated; cloth, $3.50. The Great Thirst Land, by Parker @ttimore. (*Ublane,*") Bvo., cloth, $8.50. The Armics of Asia and Europe, ‘by General. Emory Upton, U. 8. A., 8vo.. cloth, Stories from Homer, by Church, 12.n0..' §1.25; Harper's Pepe for Trav rein an vols, morocco, ‘Treatise on emistry, by Roscoe & Schoriemmer, vol. 1, 8vo., cloth $5: Rambles in Wonderland, by E. 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Blackwood"s Jet Black Ink. Photographs of Rev. W. 8. Rainsford; price 50 cts. All the New Miscellaneous Books received as soon as published. Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always, W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, LAW BooxsgLiers, 475 Penna. ave. EDUCATIONAL. : Clletstatal il aster SSRASSSSSTR SESS mney Sou « im) marl5-tr for 4 idence of Grn. B. F. Keliey, on the mountain, for tale at less than one-third its cost fect a SEWEULBRE. | car Uakiand, Marfland, 1s 436 Feat Ene ies fal) i | MAZLEWOOD INSTITUTE,“ Coxcon- i.D CLOTHING, &c.—L. RICE, dealer in | coniasns 8 rooms, sides pantry 1 kitchen, ts VILLE, Fa Bors, $60 quarter; Girls, Recond hand See ca BuOTs, SHOES, fu a fur nished: Is surreunded, by pes utLfa grounds 7 SALF—New style Jump-seat 3 5. iudeata prepared tor business, ‘Yale or Har- ‘+, 623 street sour! offers great ud shade ; len, spri 10us carr; r—N J ‘arriages, vard C Ye ~class, Hie jaye the highest prices tn Gasit forthe severest House, stabier pantie for'twD ots and plenty ot Fisrring ai dee Puts, Con: CaP. | fous ty J. SHORTLIDGR A. uw. rein. te : r b % or 4 passen- articles named above, rders by mail Sitandea pale For iG 6. We Ee on of Oakand; Go nit hike y Side-bar To Bug cs ie ie ig ttl GERMAN. LATIN and GREEK, B.F. HAWKE-. ‘611 G street 8.w., or W. H. | top Buggies: Sisoa "Wagons, Liv? wussanun, Befors, EMONGEOT'S AMBROWAL, tor tho Hair BARSTOW, bis 7ihat, nim, Rafer io Gov. (an: | farmers and hau.ers 20 por cent” cheaper han | @ Bishop WIL LIAR FINENEY. Paooms tor 2Be Patent Ones, DO SIS. Sth st. openeite | n'sen or Capt. Phelps, District Commissioners. - RATH, ccrneri2.hand Bete nw, apé-lai | Hee are r I WHE TUAL BENEFIT Ties. BARE ANE co., EWARK, N. J. PURELY MUTUAL. INCORPORATED 1845, LEWI8 C. GROVER, President. ASSETS JANOARY 1et. 78. $05 101,609.40, ms OF usd, and sralements furnished 2 the Oaico ‘of the Com- Pany OF NIAS, B. PEARSON, Vico President, EDWARD A, STRONG, ‘Secre'ary ENJ. C. MILLER, ‘Treasurer, J. MILL Acti '. BoUANVILLE ¥- HYDE, District Agent, mar/-2m Room 2, Le Droit Bui ing. \OHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th street ena. em Rs nd inthe liye’ Money toaued-at the lor rate of int on Gold and Silver Plate Se and PlatedWare, Diam Guns, '» Clothing, it. MICURD’S ESSENCE OF LIFE ‘Reotores manhood and the of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks, FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. Tislife-restoring reme- dy should be taken by all about to marry, or who have become weakencd frm excess or any other cause. Succers in every case is as certain as that For RENT_Stonre—The fine large STORE at ae corner of Sin and 2 Se oe ane ous <, complete, y up stairs, Doped, NP adie ‘mar28-1m- Fo SALE AT A BaRGAIN—Or For BENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N_ st., (new,) finished in best styie, 13 rooms; every tubes; electrie bells; H veweiabie and ineat cellar. Gan be eon at any time marl9-im ‘OR RENT—Pieasant 9-room CUTTAGE at ‘Mount Pleasant, with path-room aud stable and Jot ground; RE month, Aj NaA- TION AViNGS BARK, iotu sirectead New York avenue, mari2-im 1B RENT—The attractive RESIDENCE, wh as ‘Locust Hill,*? adjoining the Sol diers* Homeon the west; entrance from 7th streat read by W hitney avenue. ‘There are about sixteen acres of ground, eight of which ate in market gar- deo. For particulars apply at 712 18th st. mlé-1m RENT_HOt 2142 Pennsylvania ave- Praise: to rooms: gee water, botie beers reine last summer. and Ih good order; to carafal and re- 8pon-ibie parties only ; posse: ‘May 4 tal card or i person, of @. A. SAWYER Yisb Mase, ave, u.w, imari9.3m* R RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and BOOMS furnished for ousekeop- a \d several sinall BED ROOMS: 354 Pen vanla avenue., corner 4% 8t. marli-2 Brews TACQUES, 7 Univorliy Pusse wow York: Druggists Supplied. ry Fags, ie QECOND 4@- CLOTHING.—The only piace in Mike clty to dlupoes Cf esoan ei Obata aches, Guns, Pistols, &e., ata fair cash rics, is at theo: HERZ0G"S, pete yrs al J By calling ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING, tations for Bi Contractors and others made st short note and reasonable rates: BUR es R SALE—Ver four round ‘corner, Ya first- fed Rosew: Low For Casu—Bya fam- fly baving left the it PIANO, Can be seen at No, 723 7th st. aw. ay8 6." R SALE—A fine C: HORSE and HAR- NESS and a COUPE-) KAWAY; will sell cheap and on terms: but sale must be immediate, Inquire of: W. C. JIRDINSTON. 617 7th sireot, for marl4-tf PERSONAL. ‘ADAM DUPREE, Indian Doctress and For- you have @ skeleton in your Teller.—if Beene 160" ‘AMES CORRIDON, Professor Penman- ‘ehip, Bt. Cloud Building, Och and ¥. ‘Wri gtieret Goad Bu Hand taught in’ short easy courses of le instruction Schnate, iy" ‘BOUQUET CHEAPER THAN EVER. A Pull Supply at All Prices, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL aT WM. BALLANTYNE & 80N"8, apé-tr 428 7th street. ‘TUFFED OLL MANGOES, MASryRt (Ease SDL GHERKINS, TINY TIMs, ONIONS. Semen AUTUMN CLUSTERS, BEE TOuN Bur, MUSHEOOM, a New crop SWEET O:L B. W. REED'S SONS, 1916 F at. nw. LEY’S PHARMACY, ON CAPITOL ih cat ce met eas Ses boet Pos eae ‘apl-ine > PICKLED it i | QULKS. BUNTING, &c. | ever offered , | prices that cannot be beaten by the cheapest hous: DING | Ft r ROOM on second floor. _Aiso. other Furn- | llersin Europe and the aast, | | at No, 1209 Pennsylvania aven.w _DRY GOODS. _ st opened some of the cheapest St) in this market, and we offer them We have New York, =: Good value Black Silk, from 87 9c. ap. Beaut Colored Silks for $1 Striped Silks at G, 75 and Be, Runting tn single and doubie width. Black Cashmeres from the lowest to best quality Biack Bombazines, Heurictias, Tamise iaines jored Dress Goods, sii qualities, very cheap. Parasols and Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves, Shawls, te. ‘White Goods, Linens, Linen Lawns, &c., &c. 713 Market Space. WM. R. RILEY SUMMER SILKS, SUMMER SILKs. NEW STUCK OPENED TO-DAY. New stock of Black Silks opened to-day, best makes, 65, 75, 87, %), $1, $1 25. $1.50. etc, New Spring Liress Goods, latest desigas, {rom 12, 15, 18, 2. 28, 2. Buntings all colors New stock of Linen Lawns fust received. Black Cashmeres, all wool, 50c, and up. Black Alpacas, be. and up Spring Carpets cheap, New Mattings. Cassimneres for men and boys wear 25,80, 37. 50°, Immense bargains are offered in Diy Goods at Cc. M. TUWBON & CO.'S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, HEAP CARPETS AND DRY GooDs. , ‘3.000 yards Calico, 44 cents. Muslins and Sheetlugs as cheap as the cheapest. Buntings, all shades, 25 cents w B ack Alpacas, 15 to BO. .; Mohair 3 Black Cashmeres, grand bargains Double width B -; Summe Large stock Parasols in cits. very low prices. Elegant line Dress G is, 12% to 3 nts. Ladies and Children’s Hosiery, Ribbons, Tor- chon Laces, arpets, $1 to $1.12%5 Brussels rtol Tugrain Carpets less than prtee: "G0-inch Black Cashmere. $1, worth $1.50. . N. NAUDAIN apl-tr 709 Market Bpare. oa 1878 SPRL » DRESS GOO. 1 8 78 BRODHEAD & OO., 939 Pa. av.."het. Oth & 10th, Are now offering late novelties in French, Kuglish and American DRESS GOUDS at greatly reduced prices, among which arethe stylish and serviceable Brown aid Gray All-wo » at . per nd: also, Back Silks from the besi and oldest es Mished looms of Lyons a: rich, at remarka- bly low figures, beginnit er yard: Bant- ing. 25c. and up, s all-woe Banting, 35c. 2) Lonesdale C (Kenulne), 12\cc, per An pscoggin 4 4 Beached Cotton, 7 9c. iT yar elegant 3-b Kods, $1.25; Silk Clocked Bal griggan Hose, 250. and up: Clark's best 200 Spool Cotton, be val (6 spwls for 25e. complete sto rst-class Fancy and 8 Goods, equally cheap. | Call and examine. BRODHEAD & CO... mar29 tr 939 Penn’a ave., bet. 9th and 10th. JEW SPRING a DEY GOODS. We have just opened new Bourettes, Knicker- bockers. Silks, Cashmeres, Lawns, & 600 Silk Sun Umbrellas for Lailies men, ranging in of for cash, anufacturers Jentle- price from $1.00 up to $3.00, "Androscoggin Cotton. Tye" Fruit of the Loo % Lousdale Camb: BUED: e No, 983 Tre 89, > aEre 200. No. 706 K St. mar27-tr pBe GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN DRY GOODs. Two hundred pieces (200) of ove yard wide Pa- cific Cretonne Cambric, in beautiful co pred fle~ ures, only n anda half cents (9's), worth ly In every city in the United States: also, beautifal Pacific figured Lawns. ouly 10. worth? +. We Fe gelling = excellent Bleached Cotton (good as Fruit of the Loom, ) only 8, Beautiful figured Linen Lawns: Buntings in all colors and shades, Mills: Bheeting. avery ‘low price; New York Widest and best’ made, at « special low price; we are selling the cheapest Biack Silks i Washington: Black Silks, good quality. 75: Black Silks excelent quality, at $1; Black Slike, real Satin finish. sublime quality, only $1 25. worth $1 Special bargain; Black Tam. Back Silk Warp Henrietta; Black Grenadin id All Pure Wool Black Cashmere, very wide doubie width, only 50; Black Cashmere, double fold, 25: excellent Black Alpaca, 25; three huadred pleces (300) of Cassimeres for mens’ and boys’ wear, at the very lowes: cash prices, ranging from 3 $1.50; beautiful Spring Dress Good-. part woul Pillowcase Cotton. 10's: Plaid Muslin 12: beau ful Spring Shawls: exceilent quality Bed Ticking, Style stripe, double twilled. one yard wide, Fe Fogiish Stockings, Megniat made, four pair for 3 Lace for Curtains. of these great bargalas at ibe New Dry Goods Store. ® CARTER'S, mar26-tr No. 711 Market Space. Ss ILHSB?t 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 3) BLACK SIL! Good Gros Grain, 75 cen: -_ Fine Gros Grain, $1. Extra Fine Gros Grain, $1.25. Magnificent Gros Grain, §1.50. = Superior guallty Gros Grain, $1.75. Hof these gun en neent Cachesiire Riyal, 62. All of these ‘sareof the well known CACHE- (RE MILANO brand of Savvie ‘& Cie. Lyons and Milan, STRIPED SILKS, Good quality, all colors, 75 cents. PLAIN OOLORED SILKS, Large variety, all colors, $1. Weare the only store in the city that make » specialty of SILKS, and we willgusrantes veto OUR SILKS to be mitch less than the same goods can be had for anywhere in this country. A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST 8CEP- TICAL OF THIs FACT, CON NOLLY'8, Mal-tr OS Ninth street. opp. Patent Omce A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES, J ict OO'g bale. A few Marseilles Spreads, at $1 50 aud $2 soiled, worth $4; Ruby's Double Bust Corset, guarantee steels not to break, §L pair. Cassimeres from 12% to 75r. yard: Cash- meres from 20to 75. yard: Alpacas from 15 to Toc. yard: inen Table Damask 25c. yard. 30 h and F si PROFESSIONAL. 7 ron N. DUTTON, = y Cor Bt ee sae par be a Se Doni 4 One Reg okt coe street, ite Patent Office. Teeth Jeted ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 G street, ent Office, Electrician and Mqdel . perimental work a specialty, Bicpert KR. T. M. TALBOTT, Denti + Removed vets i yay R. REULING, Surgeon Ui of Mary- Dist ean bar Tetra ae ge Mary Tesumed his office hours in Was\alngton, and consulted every Wednesday, fro! to 3 . octl2-eo7: the Magnetic Heal- te ock, m &. N. FRANK WHITE, street 2. J. B. GIBBB, DENTIST. REMOVED Tv 708 16TH 87! 4 marl-1y Over Thompson's Drug Store. R. DUK b Dis HE, Dentist, 428 7th strest southwest, aud E streets. B: tite jets of Toth. $8; Teeth filled, $1; exer warranted. PD 6 cont ane **Q ATI“ FACTION —A positive cure and acer- ‘S ‘tain preventive of unpleasant com Season; if used in 2} per bottle:, at Dr, DA! 118 455 st, corner Penna, aves 50 BEWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FA) to cure any case of Female Weakness, Irrega- larities and Obstructions; 80 years’ experience, Office 906 B st. s.w.,opposite Sniithsonian, a4-2w* Diba puree ieee Say, at Ne, 606 H st. n. ‘Female Residence. 3 SPECIAL SS consulted every Wednesday GOmice, 21D st. Roe op_all diseases of the ese. Nervous Deblilty tas % "Trembitn