Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... April 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. E ARE GOING TC SELL 43 Pairs Boys’ Calf Congress, $1.€0; worth double, 100 Pairs Men's Oxfora Tiss, $1.00; 50 TS eae Misses Catnaiic Proectory, 90) cents; worth $1. in Ge 0 10, worth os, 4 Toc. B5e, and $1.00. FINER CLASS OF GOODS AS CHEAP IN | - PROPORTION, AT J. W. SELBY'3, 1914-1916 Pennsyleania avenue, apld-tr Between 19th and 20th streets. +20e-- To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- noun cements as early in the day as po sible, and in all cases | @’0'@ 12 0°clock M. The insertion in the same day"s issue of thore reaching the office after that Lour cannot be assured. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the E/litorial or Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their tenor, and not to any individual name, Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Cheeks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER ComPANY,—not to that of any individual. #@ Anonymous communications not read; re Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. nae} The Rassian Nihilists. Doubtless some of our readers were mysti- fied yesterday by the vague account in the te.egrams of Nihilistic riots in Moscow, on the occasion of sending fifteen students of the University of Kieff into exile. The Nihilists of Russia are a party that has sprung into be- ing within the last twenty years, under the liberal rule of the Emperor Alexander. It con- sists of the progressive elements of the coun- try, and is composed largely of litterateurs and students. At first its doctrines were mod- erate, demanding nothing more than a reason- able amount of freedom of the press and pub- lie life, but it has gone on through the different Stages of modern materialistic philosophy, and under such social teachers as Fourier, St. Simon. Robert Owen and Proudhon, and progressing beyond all the leaders of advanced thought, has set up a school known as Nihilists, or believers in nothing. It speedily gained large accessions from the universi nd public schools, and | the medical students are said to have joined it | in a body. The extent of the movement fright- | ened the government, which prosecuted every body who showed the slightest sympathy with | it. All the conspiracies and political proseeu- tions which have taken place in Russia since 182 have been connected with lism. The numbers and influence of the organization nave been thus somewhat diminished, but it is stilla very powerful and wide-spread affili- ation. The movement includes many women, d it is stated in the telegrams that a woman named Vera Sassulitich was concerned in the recent disturbances. —__- +02 -_ The Eastern states do not feel a material improvement yet in business, but “out West” there are numerous signs of a return of pros- perity. Good crops and good prices have put the farmers in condition to pay off debts and leave something over for the purchase of lux- uries,such as they have denied themselves during the hard times. The price of western lands are advancing under the new impulse and the more hoveful prospects, and at the Same time a decided increase in the emigra- tion west is noticed. This is partly made of foreign arrivals and of emigrants from the Eastern states. The activity in Western rail- road mining and other stocks is indicative of the turn of the tide from the low water depres- sion. The East must ultimately feel the ben- ¢fit of the Western buoyancy and find a sale for its goods and manufactures. ————-<+e —___. Should Mr. Hendee be allowed permission to bring up the amended District government bill at the meeting of the House to-night it is to be hoped that body will put it promptly on its passage. The situation of this impover- ished people is desperate, with all the frightful burdens of Congressionally-created debt and taxation hanging over them, and unless some relief is afforded they must abandon their Property to the tax collector and go into vir- tual bankruptey. If Congress will pass the measure with the fifty per cent. feature, the citizens of the District can be depended upon to faithfully earry out what is required of them by the provisions of the bill. Should an elective council be one of these features, they will seek to eleet the best men for the place ; and in short, it will be their disposition to maintain their part of the partnership with Congress in entire good faith. ——<e2 -_____ Reports come from various quarters of the virtual resumption of specie payments by the banks. In Albany, New York, small payments are made from certain of the banks, and at Cincinnati three banks are said to offer their customers a choice between gold and green- backs. From the south the movement is more general. At New Orleans, Savannah, Wil mington and Atlanta no charge is made for gold if parties presenting drafts prefer the pre- cious metal, and at Charleston they are ready toadopt the same course. In the large cities, especially on the seaboard, where the bulk of the duties are paid, the banks seem disposed to wait until even the present nominal pre- mium on gold has disappeared. The colored Southera brethren seem to think that among the rights given to them by the constitutional amendments was that to have church schisms as well as the whites. Recent- ly a new denomination of the colored Metho- dists, styled the Southern Methodist church, has been started at Atlanta, Georgia, by mem- bers of the regular colored Methodist chureh which ex'ends all over the country. They al- lege as a cause for separation that the burdens inflicted upon them by the national church were unequal and unjust, and they complain that they do not get a fair share of the honors and privileges. There are, they say, six col- ored bishops in the church, every one of whom lives in the North, and they require each of the two colored Methodist Conferences in Georgia to pay 21,50 a year, or $3,000 between them The bishops seldom come South, and the re- formers say, “they do no good when they come, but only ask for money.” It is declared that they get nearly $50,000a year from all the colored Methodists in the South, though it is not asserted that they use all this fund for themselves. The Atlanta reformers announce @ purpose to labor earnestly to support and extend the new chureh organization. The member-hip is not large as yet, but the leaders 1 are described as active and zealous, and, in worldly plirase, as meaning business. —___-+e-____ Tre WEEKLY STAR. now ready, contains all the News of the Week ; the Conkling interview: t-Logan Controversy; the Bryan- Sheplierd Battle: the doings in Congress: the European crisis; Lively Local Notes: Agricultural Matters: White House and De- rtment Ne’ Proceedings of the Courts; 1 Affairs: Choice Stories: Poems and Satehes: Agricultural and Household Mat- ye 3. Terms: #2 per annum, in advance, Prepaid nee, postage single copies five cents, in wrappers. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——__._____ IANO AND ORGAN FOR RENT OR SA Pfery cheap. a No.SKst.nee. gpid3 ee ASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOR FISi Pir see” TosePu Passeno! OF F 73 W ater street ap13-3m Georgetown, D. C. NHE NAILS.—J Prentiss certifies: "TSH UDT2e cared mine 1 years ago, sands like ‘of cases of painless uleers, chilblains, rheumatic or swollen Omce: Frapia avenue, up stat Std children attended as usual. ‘Gall or too late a1 OSTON SHGE AUCTION HOUSE. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 1 Pennsylva: Avenu-, BETWEEN 4% AND 6TH STREETS. The STOCK of the above house is now complete for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON. | OUB PBICES TO LEAD THIS SIDE OF BOs- SPECIAL NOTICE. irs Gents’ Low Quar:er Shoes, $1, $1.25. 100 BD, Ga. B2.80. 88, and $4. Duckie Tieseak Cor 1,0€0 pairs Men’s Gaiters. from$1 $2. $1 25, $1 50, 92) $2.50, $5, $4 and $5, 5CO pairs Men's Working Shoes, 75 cents. Large lot Mens Lasting and Morocco, 90 cents, Ladies’ wear. fine, Rid Button, Circle and Front button, $1, 38. $3. $2. s0and 83 » $2 50. 3-batton, uckle, the same price, $1 25, $1.50, $3 A large lot of Ladies’ Slippers, 35-. pei Persons purchasing goods to the amount of $3 will receive a bottle of French Dressiug Free of | charge. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED. Iam determined to do a RUSHING BUSINESS prefering to turn Goods into Money rather than see them lay Id.e on our shelves. AUCTION LES WEDNESDAY AND FRI- ap:19-3m_ Day. COMPLETE STOCK oF SPRING CLOTHING. WORST ED DRESS COATS AND VESTS. Worsted Dress Coats and Vests. Worsted Dress Coats and Ves! Worsted Dress Coats and Vests SPKING SUITS. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits. sPANTALOONS. Spring Cassimere Pant: Spring Cassimere Pan! Spring Cassimere Pant: Spring Cassimere Pants. Spring Cassimere Pants. BOY'S SUITS. Boy's Suits, $10. Boy's Suits, $9. Boy's Suits, -%, Boy's Suits, $17. Boy's Suits, $6, Boy's Suite, $5. Boy's Suits, $4. Call and Examine My Stock Before Purchasing Elsewhere. A. STRAUS. --Pennsylvania Avenue. 1011. 1011 ap19-tr Between 10th and 11th Strests, NABBAGANSETT HOTEL, PRLVIDENCE, R, I. ificent Hotel, one of the finest This new and m: in New Englan now open for the reception o! guests, te enor on HUMPHAE TS: ap18-6t Proprietor. M4“ ais.xrp GLOVE DEPOT, cS 929 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,, (One door east of Mitchell & Martin's.) #e GLOVFS FOR EASTER.-@0 All the New Spring Colorsin 2. 3, 4and6buttons. from 75 cents to $1.75 a pair. Gent's Land 2 but. ten from $1 to $1.50 a pair. Special attention given to orders by mali. api8-2r HILLDREN’S HILT SUITS $2.60, $3, $3.50, $4 $5, $6, $8. $10. A. SAKS & 00.'5 Boys’ DEPARTMENTS, apl8-tr 316 Seventh st.and 921 Penn. ave. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. on PED Ewe. OF EBATONS on Wnesier © ’ iison’s sewing machines; also, sters. Miss M. 8. "ADAMS. No. 1007 11th st. n.W.ap19-3' FE RENT—A nicely furnished ROOM ‘rive family; one square from Post office; 6245th_ , Dw. ap19-3t* ANTED—By 4 young man, BOARD and ROOM, northern exposure. a private fame ily, Address, with terms, PRIVATE, off of tuis paper. apl9-2U TED—An OPERATOR on the Weed sew- V ie machine; also, 6 or 7 competent Dres:- makers; none but those need apply. Mrs, M. L, WHITEFORD, 813 13th st. n.w. 1 NTED-To exchange for a Watch, Piano roperty, 1 Cart, 1 Express Harnes:, and a lot of Farming Tools, all is Address B. O, A., City Hall, ANTED_ By a respectable colored girl, a Wiairuntios to do housework or nurse; good references. 1218 New York avenue, between 12th and 13th streets n.w, is Wan —B) ithe BOOMS. with use of bath; hi Ouse Mn be modern, within ten minutes’ walk of Willard’ family with no children preferred. Address G., Star office, 1 3 family of three, four Unturt WANTED In ‘Georgetown, a Suite of ROOMS suitable for light housekeepiag. Toqatre. at 123 Bridge st. apls-3t* RB RENT—Large airy ROOMS, with dou e closets, ina private family. svuuse .eatly it ted up; 1114 M st. n.w. apl9-3.* OR RENT—A furnished HOUS: six months. commencing May ANTED~— sy a lady, one or two Unfarnisaed ROOMS in a central location, where no ques- tions will be asked. Address T., Star office.al3 2° ANTED—Bya young. girl, a PLACE to do chamberwork and iton the tab'e. or laun- ary work and piain sewing. Call at 722 22 | street, between G and H st: a apls 2." ANTED_A wi ',who Is well conn -ct- éa In Eugiand, would act a8 CHAPERON to ladies and gentiemen visiting Europe, for expenses only; referencesexchanged. Add-ess F AITAT Ut Evening Star office ap13-5t" ANTED_—MEN ‘o travel for a Wholesal> aad (Witt aerating house Batesmes kept on the youd ten, months in the year. Salary liberal. Ad dees, for two weeks, M.L. &@.Co., P.O Box 1364, ‘Cincinnati, O. 8 6: ANTED—A res| le party to rent two W communicating OOM, Comfortauiy: Tura ished, with use of bsth room: southern =xposur references exchanged. Apply No. 123 C street nw. apls-3t* W 4RTED —Tadies, after having seen Where, tocall at H. PHILIPPL'S Hair Fac- tory, 802 7th street n.w., and examine his wors of supetior make; the handsomest Braids made out of combings, $1; Puffs, 10 cents; Faded Hor dye! the original ‘color by my only process. very cheap. apis 31" iE, for 13st, at $70 month in advance; good reference, required. A = ply on the premises, at No. 1004 N st new. spil9-3 * R RENT—1441 Mass. avenue n. w., near i4 h street circle: south front, two ROO MS, un’ ished, on first floor, three KOOMS, furnished third floor; all modern conveniences. apl9-3i* Fo RENT—HOUSE No, 725 15:h st. uw. a'i modern improvements; 12 root Tent re- eed to $80 per month, Apply THOS EK. WsG- g man, 519 7th ‘apl9 3t OR RENT-Nicely furnished ROOMS on 24 Prana Sa Hors with all moderne ea oe good caterer in the house. Apply 1014 17th DLW. apls-3 R RKNT—Persons who are compelled to re- F'otrain in the city du g the warm weather wil And choire ROOME and a delightful surniee ree dence, No, 18(0, cor, of F and 18.n sts. Miss BOBDLEY. aplo im* OK RENT— Four miles out, near station of 4. I Yor keg. Ssmaltnew COPTAUES with land &c.. on high ground, a $10 per month. M OWSER, City (basemen’.) apls-3 * RENT—A desirable new HOUSE, at the Navy Yard. 5 rooms, piazza tack and fron: convenlent to 2 iines street railroad; rent. only 8 per month. Apply on the premises, near the c +6 hand M st. s.e, ap’9 eS. ‘OR RENT- HOUSE No. 1385 11 hat. u.w, al 9 Tudera mprovemcu & seven, rooms, Bent arnished, . pass the door. App'y Thon ee WAGGAMAN, Bld Tae apis-at Fo RENT—Three-story BRILK HOUSE. water and }, SIX lal Tooms; No, 1428 8th at., “between O-and Pots. fom. Price $35 ost month. Inquire WM. ORME & SONS, 1913 Pennsylvauia ave apis 2* Fe RENT-STABLE, centrally located, with stalls for eight horses and carriage-hotise ad. toining; all new and in good order. ent $15 70.9 ermanent party. B.H. WARNER & Cu., 916 KF St. apis 6 HR RENT—FURNISHED HOU3E-For sia mon‘hs from May ist, furnished, a double. CORNER HOUSE, beautifany 8 tuated on Farr: FITCH, FOX & CUTTER, 143 gut ‘Square, Per nsylvania ave. apis-8: ‘ANTED-—A few choice country BOARDERS in a healthy, desirable location, near this EY pect further information inquire JOAN, HARDELL, 91h and P we aplT-3: ANTED- Four MEN of good adiress toc vass fora Catholic article. Also, two LA- DIES. Liberal inducements. Reference required, Apply from 8 to 10 a.m., Room 11, 615 71h street northwest, apl7 3" ANT&D.—A French Lady wishes a SITUA- TION as Ladies’ companion or assist th: children for traveling; also, speaks French, Ger- man and English. Apply t0J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 923 Penn. ave, apli-3.* ANTED—Active LADIES as canvassers, with three toten dollars cash, to sell articles in daily consumption and general uze, m: tured here; work light and creditable, with falory, of “lan MANU daily remuneration, SS FACTURER, Star ofc. ap17-3. ANTED-PAINTING, GLAZING and K ALSOMINING. in exchange for @rocuries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Furniture, Hardware. &c. Apply to D. B. 8., 1011 T st. new: apl5-6t* JV ANTED—ToTRACH Latin, Rhetoric, Math- ematicsor Logic. College preparation given, assuring admission into an advanced class Latin a specialty ; terms moderate. 8.W. FLY NN. M. Street new. ap3-1m KR RENT—At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown Heights, pleasant Furnished ‘or Uaturnishet ROOMS, at low prices; corner of Washington and Gay sts. Furniture taken on storage at reasonable rates, apls 1a’ RK RENT—Very large, pleasant FRONT ROOMS, furnished, on second and third floors, with all modern improvements: convenient to all of the cepartments; location central and desirable. 706 8th st. n.W. apls-6.* FoR RANT A delightful BUMMER REST DENCE; house of eleven rooms, all modern improvements: large side yard and fine stable: two. will board if desired: cars pass the door. Rofer- ences exchanged, Inquire No, 1016 an st. Po apls-3.* nw POE, BENT_A fine three-story HOUSE, con- taining fourteen rooms, incliding bath-room and water closet: on a beautiful concreted s rest, one square from carsand near churches and schoo! range, latrobe, hot and cold water, &c, ; large ¥: ict 212160; earrlage-house and stable; fountain in front yard: beautifully shaded ard parked, and in- closed with iron railing on marble bass. ‘Ths property can be rented toa careful permanent ten- entfor $43 per month, payable in advance, Inquire at 222 131h st. 8.W. apls- Fe, RENT—Three Unfurnished RIOMS, arate or together, with or without Board: 1726 7th st. n.w. apl7 ANTED—HORSES to keep on pasture, o: will stable and grain feed: farm on 7th-stree road. 8 miles from the city; best city reference. O. H. P. CLARK. Sligo post office, Montgomer: county. Md. ap3-Lin ANTED—Tadies and Gentlemen to learv CRYeTAL LVORYTY PE PAINTING, In- structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 Pa. ave.; satisfaction guaranteed and charges Treason- able. Call day or evening. apl-Lm* ANTED- By @ good dressmaker and seam- stress a PLACE by the day or week; under- tands cutting anc fitting children's clothes, fa- . mai st dress N. K., Star office, ANTED_Two or three GENTLEMEN 1 oc- cupy a large third story south front room. or suitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD. first class. 617 F st. n.w. feb23 ANTED—To $xchange, new STOVES for oli ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 5th and K sts. n.w. himneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr W: NTED—To exchan; and 325. new STOVES for old at BUTLER'S, 6th two rooms, $30 te sepl5-tr ones, Groceries or Fu new. Latrobes to A EK nw. WwW ANTED—-FEATHEERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, augié-ly Warr Sensranerers GR g stery goods and work at Jowost Possible prices, b; reg: CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augie-ty? ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furmi- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at ACE'S, Upholsterer, 614La. ave. augi6-T; ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 434 and 6th sts, 8.w. Called for and delivered without charge. jy18-1y ANTED. CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY ‘OR RENT—-BRICK HOUSE, six rooms and i bmer kit:hen: gas and water. Inguire of E. C. WEAVER, 934 F str.; or 1908 Vermont ave. apl7-3:" (OR RENT_—Three-room HOUSE, good Barn and 12 acres land: grapes and fruit trees; 2% iniles from Georgetown. Price §5 per mont Inquire 125 C st. n.e. apl7-3.* K RENT—Furnished or unfurnished, a antly located HOUSE, (1417 Rhod nil ave.,) with large front and back yards; fruit and shade trees, &e., &e. ‘apl7-3t* WR BENT—HOUSE No. 93 Myrtle st., all it Re modern improvements, seven rooms, it re= duced to $15 per month, Apply THOS. E. WAG- GAMAN, 519 7th st, apl7 3c ‘OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, 1337 Q st., now occupied by the Hon. T. T. Crittenden: . C. To a first-class tenant, ‘rent reasonable. Apply next door, 1335, Possession May 1. ap17-6 * Fok BENT — Furnished or unfurnished, a nice three-story BRICK HOUSE, nine root cel- lar, bath and conservatory; No. 1112 11h st. b.w. Inquire at 929 L st. Possession Ist of May.” Kef- erences required. apl7 3.* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 216 A st. 8.0.; cou- taining 12 rooms with all modern conven! i: this house has a south front and is ony from the Capitol grounds, in one of t1 locations in the city. N.Y. Avenue Hotel, 2¢e8; two squares e pleasantest Inquire of JNO. B. 8 ‘OTT, aplé 6* five rl) on With pleasant -urrounding, | LH va BUSINESS CHANCES. DRY GOODS _FOR RENT AND SALE. R RENT— = BH. WARNER & CO., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A\MCINTIRE, 916 F street northwest. K st. nw,... Ist. ‘nw, § e # s 1205 1730 = z e a P oy Ht Pa ee a eegtcegs as iB | ‘Defrees street. 14 | cee BS Ee 166 Fayotte st. Geo'n, 10 st, Georn, Ttnand Boundary aw, WO 1131-33 Geo Park Piace...:10 1229-1296 8 st. nw, .... +10 Also, a number of othe: above ‘a list of which 1s materiall every day on the bulletin at our o! RR". E8TATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BU! RFORD, 708 E street. For Two-story press-Brick and Back rooms, modern improvements: Jot 20« alley; situa ion northwest: for $2,800—$2.0 cash valance in three years at 8 per cen’, or in monthly payments. Iso, three newly-finished two-story press-brick Houses in northwest section of city, with 7 room and modern improvements, for $2,000, on easy Building, 8 to aa terms, L also have some great bargains in large hand- some Property. Will sell a: panic prices, or take some property in part payment. Several elegan! Lots centrally located at redaced prices, Loan, I have $10,000 in sums to sult at 8 par cen $3,000 in one or two sums at 8 per cent, KAL ESTATE BULLETIN e THOS, E, WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wedaesday and Satusday.) wivee Slory Brick Houses for Sale. Continental Hotel, Pa. ave. 100 rs... BL i23. 72 Leh st. n-w.. ih, tim 3 w . n.W., mod. im) 728 13th st. n.w., mod, imps, 12 211 A st. s.e,, mod, imps., 12 rs. Tvo-Story Brick and Erane Houses, for Sale. . im es eee 1546 8th st. n.w., moa. a) 100 817 4th st. n.w., "f. n.. mod. imps. 6 rs. 000 809 R st. n.w., b. h., inod. imps.. 8 000 14 to 18 Myrtle st., by h., mod. tin 2 000 23 H st. n.e., bh, mod imps, New Jersey ave..bet, Fan 313 10th st. s.e.. Th. Tre... ag yoth z 1239 4th st. 1611 6th st, nsw. Uni proved Property f vet, Sd'and 4:h n.e., per ft » bet. Land M_n.e, ft. bet. “3d and 4tn 3dand 4°h Tand K L st. 4th Ist... bet, 8d st., bet. Houses for Rent. 419 13:h st, new., mod. “imps., 12 rs... 417 18th st. n.w., store,mod. Imps., 12 ‘1 I st. n.w., mod. ps.. 13 rs n.W., store, mod, imps., W., store, mod. 1 reolan st.. mod. imps... 8 926 Mass. ave., mod, imps., 10 rs. 1220 18th st. n.w., mod. imps. 10 rs. 417 K st. n.w., mod. imps., 9'rs, 1428 I st. n.w., mod. imps.. 9 1r: 212 Bridge st.. 'Georgecn, mod, in| Tois bina mod. imps., 8 1 1924 14th si i 7 3:3 Virginia ave. s. 01 1230 New Jersey ave,.'5 rs. 87 Myrtle st., 6 rs.. 1224 loth si 1910 New Hampshire ave. 1626 5th st. n.w., 5 rs 1 issue on the 1st and each month a bi Jetin of all property for sale and rent on my boo! which can be had on application at my office, will be sent by mail if desired, Loens. $1,500, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. apli-tr (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 45 H street n.w., 7 E' rooms, water, gas and cellar. Rent low al5-61" Fee, SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE —A beau- tiful Country RESIVENCE and Fruit FARM. near Washington ; $1.000 worth of fruit can bs sold from the place annually. Apply to JESSIE B.. Georgetown Post Office, D. C. apL5-eo2w R RENT—COTTAGE, one story, room: nearly new; stable, ‘ness fruit, crogaet was * ‘team in the healthy village of Mt. Pleasant, one mile sweeping Works Sree whart. a, faring, and from city. Taquire of Dr. BREED, ‘corner 8a left at W. 8. ‘CHELL'S, ‘ket Space. feBi-ly | and F sts. n.w. ap13 WANED Gentlemen. to know that we. MOORE, Merchant Tatlor, 1011 New York enue, makes a specialty of Culting Garments to made at home. and6-| ly LOST AND FOUND. NOTICE TO JUNK DEALERS AND OTA- AN, HES.-A lot of Stereotype Plates belonging to Wo Books, called ‘Sayles’ Pleadings" and -‘Sayles’ Notes,’ have been stolen from ourfcus- tody lately. They are of no value to any one but ourselves except as metal. We will pay 12:4 cen's Per pound for the return Of the lot or any portion, In good order, to our office, at 1107 E st. naw. 19-2¢ THOMAS Mc jILL & GO. GB4ND EASTER MonDAY EXCURSION TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. Starting from Baltimoreand Potomac D:pot, and Pennsylvania avenue, mae Depot, Gt S9-AT 6:55 O'CLOCK, PRromer, On EASTER MONDAY MORNING, April 224, Tickets Good to Return for Four Days. ryerene Philadelphia and New York without ind Trip to Philadelphia only... 00 Round Trip to New Yark only, * 900 Sale of tickets will commence on Saturday morn- ing, Ticket Office, at Depot. apls aE OST—April17th, near 7th and E sts. D.Wey Bo small black-and-tan Terrier DOC answers to the name of * Prince;*’ about. adozen white hairs on breast. A suitable reward if returned to 411 7th st. n.w. ap18-2 10 BEWARD.—Lost on Monday night, at the «D Congregational Church, corner 10th and @ sts. POC! ‘BOOK containing a sum of money. Apply for particulars and reward at 65 Defrees st. nw. ‘apl7-3t* FOR SALE. R SALE—CHEaAr—REFRIGERATOR, sec- ond-hand ‘Ice King,'’ at DOWLING'S, cor, 11th st. and Pennsylvania avenue, to-morrow. 1t ‘UR RENT—In one of the finest locati>ns in the city, Communicating ROOMS, with BOARD, furnishedand unfurnished, Referencesexchanged. 1226 Massachusetts ave. apl2-12t* POR RENT HOUSE No. 607 New Jersey ave- n.W.. 10 rooms, modern improvements, good yard; ail in good order: rent to sult the times pply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. D.®. apll-im Fe, RENT—On Riggs st. (between 13 h and 14h and R and 8 sts.), three-story and high ba ement press brick fronts, 11 rooma, with all modern conveniences, and in ocd order.’ Will Fented by the month for $40 (have been renting for ) or to a reliable and permanent tenant by une, year, Apply to JOHN T. aEuE. oF . ap9 La Fs RENT—The beautiful UPPER HALL. 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business College building, corner 7th and L sts., may be obtained for temperance or other beneficent associa ioi for church services, day or evening, by the m: The use of tobacco prohibited ii 6 builling. Apply at Business College Office. ap8 im HOUSES, No. 500 issouri avenue and 3:1 St.: also, STORE No. 327 Penn. avenue. Apply No. 331 Missouri avenue. Rentlow. ap6-3w* ENT—A comfortable HOUSFand STURE. prominent corner of Capitol Hill, No. 491 wo Dwelling E st. n.w. and corner M| y and Cats, 8.e,, facing Penn. ave, “Rent low to a good tenant, ‘Key next door, Enquire terms, &e., No, 493 11:h st. nw. ap2-lm PF ‘TON, HORSK, AND HARNESS: FOR SALW.—Horse perfect! and gentle, Inquire at 918 17.h a) 19-3." puE FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST WIGS Of made is at 616 9th street, opposite U.8. Patent ce. apl7 ME. L. P. JEANNERET, F BALTIMORE, Wishes to inform her customers that she will close er BRANCH STORE, 939 Pennsylvania Avenue, on April 24th. | Those wishing to » Purcliase their BON NETS anc DRESSES please aplT-tr WATER FILTERS, WITH OR WITHOUT COOLER, THAT RENDER WATER PERFECTLY PURE. As they are checp every family should have one. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of China and Pottery, 1009 Penn’a avenue. apl7-tr [= PITCHERS. Best quality Porcelain-lined Ice Pitchers, Made especialy ng. Stamped with our name aad WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS. BRICKS: aplé-tr BErexs ' BRICKS! . The attention of Architects, Builders, and others is called to the ory waperice quality of BRICKS now being manufactt by the WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE CUM- PANY. ‘We have enlarged the size, improved the qualit; and reduced the price of our MACKS: and hive i creased the capacity of our works to.80,00) per day. Office—1505 Penna, avenue; Works—at corner of Boundary aud H streets northeast. apls-2w OTICE.—Prices reduced to suit the times. Great inducement is offered to Hotels and jouses. CAPITOL LAUNDRY, 915 F st. PRING FATTERSS JELV ED—Drees- RI making from Latest Parisian Styles.—8, T. lor’s Patterns and Journals of Fashion. Kaife ‘ay Pieating and Frin; 3 8. J. MESSER, mariécosm "913 pennsylvania arehue, OLD HUNTING CASE G ALTHAM WATCH, Lady's Size, ‘Handsomely Engraved, for 0. A Time-ki Tr. nt's size, Gold Hunth Case Elgin Watch. jeweled movement, Chronometer uy 332. Kae to Auction to Buy Watches? BEY'S NEw JEWELRY Sroue. mar29-Im 437 9th Stro-t. AND STOCKS. yateit States Bonds of all kinds: asking ne glumbia Bonds of various issues: TX QTUFFED om MANGOES, MARTYNIAS, Easy (ERK) PICKLED} TINY Tims GHESEING, ONTONS. zs ATU CLUSTERS, RCESTERSHIRE, ¥o BEEF STEAK. JOHN BULL, ‘MUSHROOM, ‘and other SAUCES, New crop SWEET O:L. B. W. REED'S SON3, ap8-tr 1916 F st. n. w. . SCHEEL, Organist and Teacher of the J. Fiano icular attention, on given t0 begin Bers, as well as those further advanced, ferms moderate, 1132 7th st. p.w. mara3-4w* 8 IND-HAND CARBIAGES aw ee kcRT iz. {OB SAI. E—An elegant second-hand glass front Panel RUCK A WAY, for $275; also, a handsome Extensio.- op Phieton for ‘ost $550: one panel Rockaway for- $60. ‘and oue Curtain Rockaway for $65. The above are bargains, ROBT. H. GRAHAM, apl9 3 412 8th street n.w. OR*E AND PONY PH-ECON FOR SALE. The Pheton is nearly as good as new, With Leather top, and in complete order. The Horse is perfectly gentle for a Lady to drive and can trot in less than three minut. a light Brewster Buggy, with pole and shafts: be sold. SRG or together, “To be seen at OL COTT’S BTABLES, I street, between 13th and 14th sts. new. apl9-1w oR SALE, ¥ CHEAP, f=) A GOOD-SIZE IRON SAFE. apls-3.* Room No. 1, May Building.“ Fx SALE_-A supere collection of old knglish by, HAUL CLOCK! JOHN R HARE, 18-1 68 Fayeite st., Baltimre, Hers’ FOR SALE—Fipe Riding and Drivirg FAMILY HORSE, 6 years old ‘for sale.” J-istfrom the couatry. Enuqire at REYS & CO., 14'h'st. stables. apls-3 + also, will R SALE AT A BARGAIN—Ok For BENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1448 N_ st., (mew,) finished in best styie, rooms; every Toom’ heated, including bath and servants’ rooms: speakitig tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs: vegetable and meat cellar. ‘Can be seen at any ime. marl9-im EK RENT—HOUSE, 2142 Pennsylvania ave- nite, 10 rooms; gas, water, bath, ete. inet Summer. and in Brod order to caretal and re- spon ibie parties only’: possession May Ist. Tnqui brpostal card or im ‘porsou, of GAL BAWYER. 1490 Mase, ave, Tew. mari9 3m* FQE SENT Fumished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekee] ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 354 P. ennsyl- vaula avenue. corner 414 st. marll-2m ‘OR RENT_SUMMER RESIDENCE-The Ros- idence of Gen. . F. Kelley, on the mountain, bear Uakiand, Maryland, is tor rent. The house contains 8 roms, besides pantry and kitchen, 1s fuily furniehed; is surrounded by beautiful grounds and shade; good garden, spring house, carriage house, stable, pasture for twu horses, aud plenty of fruit.” For firtne, information inquire of tue sub- scribers, or Mr. @. W. LEGGE. of Oakland; Co. B.F. He WKE*. 611 G street s.w., or W. H BARSTOW, 615 7th at. n.w. Refer nison oF Capt. Phelps, District Commissioners. apl-Im BOARDING. K SALE—-A FAMILY HORjE. chestnat sorre', gcod style. guaranteed sound, and gentle. Any lady can drive him: isfactory reason for selling. Can be seen. McLAUGHLIN'S Stable, No. 12,2 | street north- east. apl8 3.* St A MONTH WILL BUY a chuice Sau lard PIANO or ORGAN; great bargaius. at 811 9ih st. new. “p17 In i SALE—Just arrived and for -ale twenty head of HORDES. suitable for Saddle, Driving avd Draft Horses, (orses are from Ohio, a:.d wil! be sold cheap for kina Bati: cash. Can be seen ai 311 12th street, below Psnn- sylvania ave, JNO. T. HOPKINS, aplT 4* Prop'r. R SALE—Just arrived, 18 fine Driving HORSES. to pairs of fine black well- matched, all well bi CARRIAGES and BUGGIES. to be sold low at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S Livery and Sale Stables, 645 and 647 New Yorkave. — apl6 6 * SALR—New style Jump-seat Cari 3 spring Pheton, Tup Buggies, Con- cord spring. suitable for 2 or 4 passen- ‘gy nittiey Side-bar Top Buggy; no- fop Baggies: all sizes of Jackson Wagons, for farmers and haulers, 30 per cent. ol anywhere inthe city. Give me a call. MCGRATH, corner 12th and B sts. n.w. ap5-lm RK SALE—Very Low For CasH—By a fam- ily baving left the «ity, a first- four round corner, carved Rosew: PIANO, Can be seen at No, 723 7th st. nw. Also, several fine ar8-8w* LE—A fine Carriage HORSE and HAR- Wee and # COUPE ROCRAW AEE will sell cheap and on reasonable terms. Sy Wr ©. JIRDINSTON, O17 Tn stech, for partio- ulars, ° i marle-tt N; 20 wih H SEMERY tow at wnt BERNSYLVANIA “AVENUE, jtore. ) LES WATCHES A SPECLALTY. wi ty Tor cag tein complete order meare iD CLOTHING, &c,—L. RIOE, dealer ta CLOT HiNG, SHOES, oy 633 7th street southwest, otors great bargains, le the the sev. kK BALE AND EXCHANGE, By THUS. J. BROWN. LeDroit Bulldi 925 Mass. ave.. 7. h. and lot’ of 2560 ft. uburban brick dwelling, lotnear. 1€20 15th s’. n.w.. Tr. br. new bay Ws. 11179 h st. n.w.. 6 s, (sale orexchange. ). A handsome 2 ‘story press br. h.. with and ot of 1 800 ft, on 400 bd 8: st. worth $8 500, for $2 000, 5-room house aud 2,060 ft. lot on an asphalt st. D.w., east of 14th st.,’ only $1,000. Also, several fine Tesidences to sell’ br exchange, and 10's n.w vo exchange for improved property. __ap16-tr PSE, BENT Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroi kK, all modern conveniences, eight fin $45. Also, Nos. 21, 23 and 25 K st. nc. ; $25 each. at BIRNKY'S Law Office, Room 33, Building, F st. Any of the above will be sold on iong time an.) monthly payments, ap13-1m* FOR BENT: FOR RENT!: BY THEO. F. GATCHEL, Beal Estate and Insurance Agent, Corner 8th and F streets northwest. HOUBES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY. AT REDUCED RENTS. Location and price, with all necessary informe tion, wil be given at'the office. apls-2w WE RENT, By ER O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F - ave. D.W., 16 rooms, mod, imps. - D.W., 14 rooms, mod.imps... 124 West st., Geo’twn, double house, new 405 11th st. n.w., 18 rooms and store. m. i. 20th and D sis, n.e,, fine place for garden 48'oddard st., Geo*tn, 12rooms, mod. im] 911 R st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod, imps. 913 K st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps, 106 C st. n.e., 11 rooms and stable, m 317 7th st. n.W,, 9 rooms, mod. imps. 10th st. n.w., store and rooms above. 315 Tih st. n.w., 9 rooms and store.. Cottage with ‘Sine groundsand barn, Geo'twa 406 6th st. n.w.. 7 rooms, mod, imps. 808 R st. rooms. ste, n $100 00 00 3 3 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 oO: 00 00 00 00 00 pasiusesessseeas: |, T rooms new. . 7 rooms and bath, new... apl3-tr aR RENT By WM. H. MAIN & CO., eal te Agents, 125 ve, D. No. 13 1st et. n.e., 12 rooms, mod, laps No. 116 4th st, od. . 8, 0. 629 A st. 8.e.; 9 rpoms, mod, 11 No. 333 Va, ave. 8.w., 9 rooms. ‘m Cor. and P sts, s w., mod. imp: No. 49 K st. n.e., mod. imps. No. 25 H st. +8 No. 629 Md, 3 Brick Hou: ay0-1m @.y D.€., 8 FOO! see ses in Sherman avenue, each. a Oe Rooms 18 and 19, Safe Deposit Co. "3 Building, u.e, cor. 15ih st, and New York ave oct29 ly* ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 G street, o] Pat- Beumae Specialty ‘xXpert aos FEW SELECT BOARDERS TAKEN AT AL DAUREC on ne WB. Bee ON, AL iuinutes’ waik from station; large house surround. ed by beautiful lawn and plenty shade: pleasant rooms. For further particulars apply to ths Mi TALEOTT, Laurel, Ma. apld & 6 Fe, RENT—1715 H at. n.w., handsomely nisbed ROOMS with or without Board. apit OAK DING. — Large and Eh with BOARD, can be obtain barton st.. corner of Congress, C._ Terms low. pass ENT, BOAR: ERS’ ma) 25-1m* EW YORK Far- 2w* it ROOMS, cue repo TRANSIENT AND DAY accommodated at 706 15th st. rs. MT, 80U' HALL. formerly of Baltimore. AVENUE HOT Cor, New York ee and Ith et, Gentlemen with their families can find at this a house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the cunveniences of a well conducted hotel.” wh liberal arrangement ‘will be made with ‘persons 10 des jeals only. marll-3m SURN B. SCOTTL, Proprietor, lita STREBT N. W.—Farnished Front ROOM on second re other Furn- ished ROOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD. Transient guests accommodated. marl 8w* EDUCATIONAL. MAFEEWOOD Be Wo eek SOXCORD® VILLE, Pa.—! $50 anrter; #5. Braden pe ed tor business ‘Yale or Bar vard College, Instrnete class. fel22-ly "J. SHORTLIDGE, A.M , Prin, 80; IN GERMAN, LATIN and GREEK, Lis eM es cris Ree a pee, Bishop WILLIAM PINKNEY. vate Classes at 1803 H st. n.w. ‘AMES RRIDON. Professor Penma: Sta ears it jet ly L fALUE SIGHT to ike ROLARUR TEER SGIE oman Dollar GLAS8- the. D tM TALSOTT. pesttat. ” moved to south: ast corner 7th an tag zvets northwest. Teeth inserted tie Set, my23-1y KK, REULING, Surgeon in of Mary- Diinayeans Rar Infi 2 resumed eomen hours in Wash mand canoe nesda} at No, 1209 Pennsylvania avenue. Figen aes AG a treats successfully the Teet D.W su most obstinate Chronic and Acute, Diseases. “Cone su tution free, Officehours—8 to 11 a, m, and 3 to 8p. m. Je1b-1y* ington, and can be ccpsulied every Wed: y, from IZ to 8 ‘ovelock, octl2-eo7m the Magnetic Healer, | 0 Long time, apl9 3t LOAN —$1,000 on first mortgage on first- class real estate. Nocommission asked, A:l- ress Box 3, Star office, are Wiis HASER for_or NER in a wells ablished Drag Store. doin, pa lng business. ‘Te ‘Address MEDI INES. Sia: office. apl>-6:" erms easy. R SALE—Guvatrst BARGAINS Fon MEN OF SMALL CaritaL Sic-reomed HUUSES Bar Ost. cars and market, for 850 cash and per month, B.H. WARNER & « ‘ApL9-4t o16 # st. 7 ANTED— $3,500 to $4 000 on contrally located real a tate a double, % 7 et. nat in- terest, payable semi-annually: Good pari Uatiness. “Address “CONFIDENCE Star office. apld-3 N&: 149, HST. NE. Wi $850 jown: balan, Also 8il 9h 7B on long time, monthiy St. D.e. Will be sold low: . H. WARNER, 916 F st. nw. /R SALE OR EXCHANGE —A very hanasome Five bar BUGGY, made to order. with pole and shatts, which was only used a fow times. Yould exchange in part for anything that would be of use to the owner: Addrvss W. W. Bo Star office, ‘ap19-3 ~ FOE SALE OR RENT—Bicgant BRICK RES bt NCE and 10 Acres with all kinds of fruit, at Dranesv le, Va. 7. : but $209 per annum, wi $000, Also, 65 ACK! for excl for Proj ~ ‘Thquire of BATES € HYON. 7081 st. nies Tapia { SALE—A small FRAME HOUSE, near the > ent Printing Office, tor $800 —$25 with 8 per cent. interest, P nets, Govern Print down and $10 monthiy, ‘A good cl. ance for a poor man to get a home, The property sold once fo. 98. 000. 19 St B. H. VARKNER, 916 Fs R SALFE—A established —< F tion guy and 1Ce Cheam SALO: re 80n given for selling. Address **Con! er,’? Star office, aps." JOR SALE-Vai ing LOT with south fronton N street, near 10th n.w. Tnquire of NAYLOR, at’ store corner oh and N 18-2. K SALE—CIGAR and TOBACCO STORE, FIXTURES and GOOD-WI.GL cheap for cash. One of the best stands in the city. Address V. Si, Star office. apl8-2.* W ANTE D—$5 000 at 7 percent. iuteresi; first lass Real Estate security. ° JOHN SHERMAN, Ral Estate and Losns, apis 6t it. Cloud Building. OR EX- three-story for Buitding 16 li streets, Star office, Ace AND FURNIDU 2 CHANGE. — Wil exctange Brick House, with new Furniture, Lots, south front, hetween 12°-h an north of F st, “Address **House, ap1s-3, Tirana d? TRADE TWO PIECES OF PROPERTY. improved and unimproved, at cash Valuation, for a welibuilt nicely located Prop- erty pacing not less ttan 10 peroent, jn rents; Dr ce not Loexceed $7,000, and difference In cash. Apply to E. BURFORD. apl8-3t 708 E sire R SALE. GREAT SACRIFI( Twe-story and Basement Brick DWELLING, 8 rooms, hall, vestibule, water. gas, bathroom water closet) range, latrobé, stove.” bay window. &c.< must be sold: ‘price $1 600 on long time. AnD'Y to BATES & RYAN, 708 D st. now. apis 3° BR SALE CHEAP. ‘Three-story Pressed Brick Front. Kay Window, two-story Back Building, with ceiiar underneath, 8roomsand bath House ecently painted in (oil) throughout; walls and ceilings paintea in pan-ls. wth center pieces around gas fixtures, “Lot 18x 105 oan alley; front yard 43 feet deep. contain:ng fine tower garden. All taxes paid to date, Cost $5,000; will seil now for $3,600. RO. HOLTZMAN, apis 3t sts, VILLA SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TI Subdivision has been made of the magnificent rounds fronting on Washington and Road streets, teorgetown, with winding roadway and walks among the trees, laid out with shrubbery and flow- er beds, giving eighteen beautiful Villa Sites, which contain from 10.600 to 40,000 feet of ground each. This property is within one square of the Me'ropolitan street cars, and for combining the van’ Bf countrs with those of city, there Is none in the District that can compare wih it, ‘We will sell for cach, upon long ume, or wil! ex- change for improved city property unincumbered. Persons who will build can purcuase without any PPR parteular apy or further particular’ apply to WM. i i. BARNARD, ap18-1m 1429 F R SALE OR EXCHANG riage TEAM single or doub and 7 years old, Kentucky breed: jet blacks; sound: unequalled for style and beauty: safe and kind; ref- errare. ALLISON NAILOR. Jr., Est. n.w. aj eet. i—Coupe or Car- 16's hands, six 7 T°? LOAN—MONFY in hand, in sums to euit, ‘on approved Keal Estate, ALSO, FOR RENT—HOUSES, furnished and unfurn- ished, at low rates. Several of the former for the ‘Summer season only. FiTcn, FOX & CUTTER, apl7-4t 16th st. and Penna. av. Fz “ALE—Most desirable Country RESI- DENCE, 12 acres, new house, 8 rooms, situated in the midst of # beautiful grove of forest trees, splendid elevation, grass, flowers aud pure spring Sater, four miles from the city on the New Cut leading. to Hyattsville, and 1% miles from Brooks’ Station on the Point of Rocks raiirosd. Apply J. M. JOHNSON, on premises. ap15-61* it 7 and 8 per cent.. on Real Estate. B, 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts, n.w. OARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will find it tage to look to their advant a large house we have now for rent ina central locality, with all apl3-6t permanen: are authorized to offer special inducements. apl3-6t B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. REAT DECLINE IN PRICES.—Comfortable HOUSES with six rooms, near market and cars, in the northwest, reduced frum $25 to less than $13 per month, if taken permanently. Thi are the cheapest hotises in Westin ton. _ B. H. WARNER & ©0., apl3-6t 916 F street northwest. OR SALE—From & to 15 acres of LAND, 1% miles from Arlington. 2 from Georgetown Deautiful sitvation: fruit trees, forest trees and lace; 10 minutes walk from the rail- i |. Apply to A. G. HAYES, 239 Center Market, of on the 5 piace. ap10-1m RARE CHANCE $1900 worth of HARD- WARE and HOUSEFURNISHING GUODS property ta Washingtos o apply at No oS Hake corner of Prospect sf., Georgetown, ap0-tr R SALE At Mt. Pleasant, D, C., 27.500 fest ‘of GROUND: HOUSE of seven roa celiar, well, cistern, stable, &c., be, Will be sold on eas; . BLOBS, JOHN B. a marll 6w* Mt. Pleasant, or Room 10 May Bulla’ —_—_—_—_————_—_—_—_ COAL AND WOOD. OHNSON B ERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN COAL AND WOOD. We desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that we now have on hand the selected stock of COAL AND WOO! trict; that our facilities for Going business are not y States; that our Kindli largest south of New York: and. pointments for doing a Coal and Wood business are complete in every particular. 2,248 Ibs, to the ton our invariable standard. Best Varieties at Lowest Market Prices, Main office- Depot, Mill and Wharves, foot 12th, 18th and E streets southwest. Offices—1202 F, 1119 9th an€ 4418 7:h streets north- ‘west. jani8-tr | PD¥* Goons AT POPULAB PBIC ae | PART- a 210 pieces of Piaid Swiss Organdies, job lot at 12y rents. Spring Dress Goods, immense stock to make selections from; prices from 12, U5, 18, 20, 25. a I French Black Cashmeres, 50 conts per and up. Tenadines mew stock, Just reooived, 25, 4 up. $1 2, es, from 65, 7: $1.50, and up. Sommer’ Silks just recetwed Hamar Ham) Kay ngs from suction, good quality, only. | New stylesof Lawns, 100 different patterns to se- L BE SOLD FoR | ; 8 | of new and beautifol Soring Dress | ington city ARTER'S 710 lect from, only 12) ceats. Linen Lawné all patterns. Cassimeres for “—% wear. 20, 25, 30. ST. 5@c, ring Carpets. 2 35, 37 40. c ‘Olle.oth, all widths: new Mattings. Come early for bargains, at C. M. TOWBON & CO."s, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, aplt-tr South side, near Tch st. a. Buse. SILKS, COLORED Piaid Silks, Check Silks, Black Biack Tamise, Black Sis Warp (Henrietta), Biack Alpacas, and undoubtedly tte largest assortment ‘onds in Wash- jarket w ing ane gare selling: ¢ ha Black Silk vy #1. v this Stik since February 22 are selling (hs best Klack Silk in this We are selling ity x1 Black Silk at 62 | goo “have just received a | farge tot of Colored Silks in beautttur Tight shade All pure wool, very wide, double width, fing qual- | | $1.50. | Goods (wool. not corton), 15¢ | Black and Colored Grenadin ity Black Cashmere, 50: is Black Cashmere is aspectal bargain, only B0c. About 300 pleces of Cassimeres for men*s and boys’ wear; prices rang- ing from 37 “s pare 8 at the very lowest cash prices; four (4) pair of real English Stockings (woven seams) for We are selling the very est Bed Ticking that is male, one-yard wi able twilled, Be, SPECIAL Norice, —We have ph across the pavement in fron’ th our name (CARTER: in gold letters, 80 that e where to find th cheapest and largest assortment of Dry Goods im Washington, aplé-tr ] RODEEAD & ©O., re now offering apécial bangains ww beautiful Drese Goods, Black silks, Greaaiinen te, Among which’ are stylish and serviceable all Bourettes, at 45 cents; superior All-wool Fr Cashmeres, at 60 cents and up: Tamise Clot 87's cents; recently $1.25 per yard; Black an White Satin, $1.26 and up: Buntings, 25 cents, best make All-wool Buntings. 35 cents); Lovely rench Organies, Toll de Alsace, Madras Ging- hams and Linen ‘Lawns, very cheap; Andro: in 4 4 Bleached Cotton, 7": cents; Lonesdale Cau pric, 124; cents; the most elegant and bes ton Kids in the city for the mone) land All-wool Shawis, 75 cents: fine bleached Muslin suitable for cuirtai yard, (a great bargain); Thompson Corsets, $1 pair. BRODHEAD & CO. apl5tr 939 Penn’aave. bet. 9th and 10th. Sieus: SILK st: nia Avenne, Received TO-DAY from the recent large ano- tion sales in New York an entire new stock of SPRING SILKS, which will be offered at prices never before seen tu is city, STRIPED SILKS, Sixty-five Cents, BLACK BILK, Seventy-five Con's. NAVY-BLUE SILK, Ninety Cents, BOTTLE-GREEN SILK, Ninety Cou SEAL-BROWN B8ILK, Ninety Cents, LIGHT-GRAY SILK, Ninety Cents. FAWN-COLORED SILK, Ninety Cents. STONE-COLOR SILK. Ninety Cents, This line of Silk that | am offering at 99 cents the same quality sold everywhere a 81.23. CONNOLLY'S, apl5-tr_608 Ninth street, opp. Patent Office. TORCHON. yards of Torchon Edgit to 75 cents per yard; 4 me Tporcuon, ToRcHON ‘Opered to-day, 1,008 and Inserting. from 6 Nery elegant patterns, Also, 10 pieces All-woul Tamise ai 75 werth $1; 10 pieces All-wool Tamise at 87's, worth $L.25: with afull line of Bantings in 24 and 48 inch widths, in all the best shades, Also 25 pieces of Black Cashmere, at 50. 62\; and 75 cents, the finest qualities ever sold for the mone! Pieces inch White Lines Lawns, from 87' to 1 per yard: 100 pieces Print- ed Linen Lawns at pieces Printed Organéie | Lawns at 30, 86 and 40, W. M. BROWN, _aplitr 314 Eighth at. mote. (CCBE4P CARPETS AND DRY GOODS. | 3.000 Cal i Muslins and Sheetings as cheap as the cheapest, conte up. cas, 15 10 boc. Sohal 97, worth @0e, Double width Back Cashmeres 35 ooutae” Black Gro Grain Silk, 7c. up, very cheap. r ‘city, very to ange stock is in city, vary low prices. 12 to 375 cents, and C! : 4 - cruneies and Children’s Hosiery, Ribbons, "Tor Brassels Carpets, $1 to $1.12; 121 off for cas, All Ingrain Carpets less. tha manutsctarers' ces, Pip0-iuch Black Cashmere, $1, worth $1.50, T. N. NAUDAIN. apl-tr 709 Market by; EW SPH EY ooops. We have just new Bout = varie Sle Slime Tamear ages Emcee ae nia a Re m ny ice from $1. . ry in Cotton, Tie. (ahaa pace. | Fruit of Loom, 9c. onsdale Cambeie Sie. BURD: No, os trm ar., "3" airing No. 706 K St. x.w. mar27-tr A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES, at 60c. pair. A few Marseliles Spreads, a $1 50 and $2 soiled, worth $4; Roby's Dubie Bust Corset, guarantee steels not to break. $1 pair, Cassimeres from 12% to 7c. + Cxsh- meres from 20 to 7c. yard: Alpacas from 15 to The, ¥ard: Pure Linen Table Damask 25c. yard. JOS, B. BAILEY, cor. 7th and F st. 8. w. mar6-6m MEDIC 8 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO ©) cure any case of Female Weakness, Lrregulari. tes and Obstructions: rars* experience. Offic 906 B st. 8.W., opposite Smithsonian, *TROLOGIST.—Sirs. Dr. ELLL A sylvania enue. If yor consult the Dr. in ail things. a.m, to9 p.m, RxSSTERS LINIMENT Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache and all sores. pains, injuries, &c, It never falls. T it. Sold Oy druggfsts, 25 and 60 cents, STOTT & CROMWELL. 430 Pennsylvania avenue, Ageuts for Washington. apl5-m, w.f,6m = Would know the truth Office hours from 9 apl3-ly rpuemas W. RILEY « SONS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WOOD AND COAL. We are delivering best qualities of WOOD and COAL to all parts of the city, at wholesale prices, Cumberland COAL, Run of Mine and Lum alwaye ou basds at loWert rates, es Matn Office and . Riley's Wharf, foot 1ith and 12th streets southwest. C street, between 2d and $4 n.w. Omcee— § Sinsts between yaar ae 2. ‘1)20-tr PIANOS AND ORGANS. L. WILD & BRO.. 133 5 Gy. ical Piano aid tion arent eae Makers, give attention to TUN. 7 +B. GIBB: ING and REPAIRING Pianos, Organs aliens oe, ene with honest werk Ako Seat for the Btie! . 7 rf mai L-ly Over Thompson’s Drug Store, | the Xranich & Bach and’ the Hi - BI ER. DUKE. Dentist, 423 7th street west, | =m Ve ween Di and E streets. Beautiferc, GREE BROS GRAND, UPRIGHT. AND gets of Teeth. $8; Troth Alita, $1: Extract GfmeS JUARE PIANOS. AND BUB- ing without pain, 60 cents, All operations ETT ASR, at dale Aguns, ws = we ly Practical Paso 407 10th st. W: D. C., formerly for N with F.C. Lights & Go.,'and tuner with Steinway PERSONAL. yin F.C Lign , Steinwa U: USTUS ERTZ of Boston, A‘Swilleatat 1611 H street nw. A. if in this city, apls 2.* GOODRICH. Attorney-at-Law, 124 Dear- street, “Chicago, Ul. Correspondence fidential, Advice free. “Thirteen years’ rience. ies ‘apis 101,Kat yw to get ridof sdnwe A STROLOGY. MADAME ROSS. This celebrated Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at Not 992 ie of 34 n.w. She has Oonsulta- $1.50. ‘novat-ty ‘ADAME COSTELLO, Discipicof Mlle Lenor- greatest Reader ever in can be consulted at her house, No. 294 ._ ¥ street door. Gostalla ve for the Paris Rsposition pane ‘will lea) ALLET DAVIS & ©o. jO8.— Up- ap-ock oni anes & Specialty. ‘see, (f31-tr) ha L. ‘SUMNER Sil pu ee ‘M. KNABE & CO.°S WORLD- = Ww ay ae '§ WORLD-RENOWN- tustruments have been bef. for forty years, and have recet\ Righest ayfard whorever exhibited, Met injury tothe ted boat tad warrant dame LEW EN BERG'S celebrated DE FLORENCE and One PowDER. ‘apl5-1m* Coetiee vote ‘OFFICE, corner of 7th street Ne ‘ven! New Horkavenus, ‘To most peruse oe) rate of interest on Gold and ~ ATI FACTION “or A Positive cure and acer- in preventive of unpleasant consequences, if used in season: $1 per bottle, at Dr. DAKE TS, 118 4% st., corne: Penna, a ay6 Im* D& J EON, The Oldest Established aod only Reliabie Ladies’ Physician in the ‘City, can be consulted every Tuesday, Wed y and Sstur- ema! Sem| in! pickly cu; . Office ana Residence, 8 Monroe st.. Baltimore." novia tp GPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can be + consulted every W ednesday apd Saturday at bis OMicr, 921 D st. between 9h and 10 h, from # to 9 Mey OD all diseases of the Urinary Organs and ervous viz: Organic aud Neminal Weat- ness. Nervous Debility, lmpotency, P-emature Ds- cay, Nervous Trembling. Palpitation of the Heart, Dithness of Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion, &c.. ¢., all resulting from abuses in youth, excesses i Btrictures and 8; philie qulekis cured, “Drie ie rictures and Sy; quickly cu rR. is & hatlve of Baltimore, wiih 12 years’ éxperionde im special practice. endorsed by tl leading phy of this city, visits Washington every and Saturday, Persons in need of medical treat~ ment for any of the above diseases, will find it te fheb interest to call ‘upon him, who will oral scientific treatment, ‘Tented in every case he undertakes, Will fis patrous to any of the leading poysiciaus of Ber, Elmore, and show letters of outals fr some. or address as above, South Eutaw street, Baltimore. tmaar20-Ly INSULT DR. LEON the day A ill-treated cases a ¥) or no ¥ street_northwest. yTaarren & STORM'S CELEBRATED Naw Yore FIVE CENT CIGARS, For saie wholesale and retail by ayi5 im i aed w ROOSE, 1233 Penna. ave. EXCORPORATED 1845. PURELY Murvar,