Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASEINGTLON: Becemiber 9, LISTS, OSRY S. NOVE ‘Average sworn Datly Circulation over 17, 500- being @ much lorgrr buna Ade, regular and permanent circulation than | that of cli the other daily pavers im the city added together. ‘To Travelers and Hesidents Abroad. iG STAR will be found on Ble at the where, also, advertisements snd ll Ye received:—Henry F. Gilli & ‘aod WY. Weraid is ‘To Advertisers. an. vertirer’ are requested to send tn mouncemests as early in ‘the day as possible, and in All cases before 12 O'clock M. ‘The insertion in the same day’s issue of those resching the office after that hour cannot be assured. ‘To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THE Stan, according to their tenor, ard not to any individual name. provoking delays may occur, on account of ab- sance, etc. Checks, ete., should tn all cases be made payable to the order of Tax EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Comraxy—not to that of any individual. §- Anonymous communications not read; re Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. Henry M. Stanley, the African explorer, has written a letter, printed originally in the Man- che ~urier, in which he suggests the prac- ticability of opening a great and profitable traffic with the empires of Central Africa, and aking his explorations of practical benetii new fields for British enterprise of other nations branches of t 3 midable; that her millions of mechanies artisans will have to compete under gre advantages in the struggle, and adds: t there ts one chance still lett to this t mother and nurse of nations. and if she bestirs herself in time 5 r avert the evil which threatens her own so1 1s of years yet. The over-production of which her cople now complain, which causes so many hives of industry to be lying idle, will he re- moved, and the energies of i imulated to regain the lost vantage so grandly nd so disinterestedly dispossessed herself of. T mean that she should look to Africa. which 3 nT bell bu have So aptly called i e would, before 1 is concerned. be India.” gest ring an empire in Af of tt pect that she will some day lose india. Whether or not the latt mtings be contemplated, It is certain that the new e ng of the pire is tor present cen . Since the beginni uy the policy of an on has ly pursued, and the Britis: territor, Mrica now consists of an 3 niles, With a popw ot annot fail to be ulti- > the result nt annoying wars with Zuius and Kafiirs. Mt may be, after all, that the needed outiet for British trade and enterprise will be found tn Africa. <———— ‘There §s no cessation of hostilit treathit county, Kentucky. Jackson, the county seat, les trom any stage, and appears to be & ich the law and authority of the state de not extend. Two armed mobs are raven np in opposition, and a pitehed battle may Seon be expected, Meanwhile individual sanrders prevent monotony. As the law-abiding v the prospect of a on between the opposing nts Wil not, perhaps. be viewed with unmixed regret. Since to all appe the state ts un or indisposed to punish the son elthers! 1 be in accordance ce, a5 weil as the best interests of the t the mobs should make way with ‘The latest estimat British t battle of Peiwar, whieh place der of killed at twenty, indicat ere uit county war wil! have bee impending engage takes pla a rather more bloody struggle than that between it will be rprising merchants goods, Many purchasers prefer to lection of goods of this kind lei he rush of the holiday trade com- € the stocks are fresh and un- |. They will now be sure to sean the ad- Vertising columns of THE STAR to see what is offered in this line. —_<«-_______ Justice should be done to the Cincinnati brewers to the extent of stating that the refusal of their offer to subseribe a large sum towards the permanent exhibition fund on condition that they should be permitted to sell beer in the building when erected, has not prevented them trom subscribing $5,000 unconditionally. About 000 have been raised by the city of the $100,000 necessary to be obtained before January Ist inorder to profit by Mr. Springer’s condi- tional subscription of 350,000. About twenty days remain in which to secure the additional $25,000. The results of a canvassing of the city by solicitors and the profits of concerts given by the public schools are depended upon to make up the deficit. It is to be hoped that after all the efforts made to obtain funds for the rection of suitab'e exposition Idings, the scheme will not be given itsquietus through the tack of a few thousand dollars. [t ts not likely that Cincinnati will permit herself to be re- proached with so deplorable a failure. advertisements me of Senator Blaine will make his speech on Wed- nesday. and from the interest felt to know just line he wiil pursue his audience is pretty in to be a large one. Mr. Blaine is in health. Will no doubt do justice to his abilities as a speaker, on the occasion. pronounced it about that this species of gam- confined. as far as its public practice is concerned, almost exclusively to chureh fairs, Vermont now proposes to give no greater privi- ventures of ‘oduced in the ng” and re- It ts to be ised lotteries legislature course to the familiar regretted that these thinly-di could not have been rally discontinued ne force of ithy public sentiment subject without the necessity of prontb- legislation, ————_ ee FeR-LiveD oe K SILK CIRCU- ENED TO-DAY, Ose Price Oszy. PERRY & BROTHE tt __ Penn. avenue, corner Whi st. G ENUINE CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, JUST RECEIVED. AT VERY LOW PRIC! ion is solicited PERRY & BROTHER, J Je. Penn, wer 9th st. LOVE is? iP) Ss ‘EREIGN:! BOC TOE ATIVE ASs- 1023 7th st. nw. and 801 Hst. nee FINE and STAPLE GROCERIES—a full’ stock and daily receipts; quantity and quality cuaranteed. Call for Christmas Price List. Magazine Clubs now making. Revised Trade Circular will be ready for distribu. tion Monday evening” decate XB. SCHOFIELD, Manager. ‘PoTTOm Puices. fullwidth Sheeting. at 19c., c 2500 saris Corder paket at Me. in tie ued care we have had of these woods)” 2544 Sits Bet From 280. '5.500 yards Pine wey tees Teduced bocker Dress Goods, at 1c. 100 pairs eaipnn ete Blan- kets, at $1. 150. White Blank: a ol Spiel RCRA ea eae Cloalkinw cheap. Gloaks and Ce We sella Bottom Prices. GEO. J. JOHNSON, decdtr_ Corner 7th st. and Market space. ‘ORATED POTTERY AND PORCE- LAIN. For the past two months we have been a. ceiving zoods nearly every week from Europe by steamer em ccially for our ™ HOLIDAY TRADE On Teespay next our stock will be cot plete. Our friends who have kindly patronized sas th hes Past, and sojouruers in the city, arw respectfully in. to Visit our store, and we sali give thn best attention. iggy M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridie), Gecd-te No, 1009 Pennsylvania ave. ‘A GREAT BARGAIN.” ¥ L NOTICE. N MeO dagen Letvee Meweatitehed off finn HAND > goods that have been selling at 25e. PERRY & BROTHER, Fenn. avenne, corner 9h st. DARIN KID GL 929 Pe i (One Door Fast lds DEPOT, Martin's.) Ss s the HOLIDAY S) LOVES at #1 and | Button at cts. 21 and ive a DIscouNT oF | ENT. OD all ssles M4pasnE 31. J. HUNT, Nos. 691 and 623 D street, Has on hand a latge variety of TRIMMED BONN: Which will be sold sreat brated brands of KID GLOVES. and Empress, in Opera and Sirect Shades. FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAY At very low prices. Ladies are invited to call and ex- amine my stock before pu 9. 200 BARRELS MASSACHUSETTS REFINED CIDER, In Store and to arrive. The best OIDER in the District For sale at low prices by Charles | | City Post Office. sing elsewhere, SAM'L C. PALMER, Georgetown, D.C. IDER in 3-zallon kegs: keg and spizot charge for delivery. WANTS FOR RENT AND SALE. Y ANTED—The OWNER of a very small do, or French poodle, will Confer a great fa’ sending address to “ Flossie,” 615 H et. dec9- yANTED—To Rext—A PIANO, Address, stat- ie where it can be seen and terms, H., 1002 ‘TED—By a practical dressmaker, a LADY. h empall ‘cach capital, to Join in carry! On the dressmaking business. Address, statins where interview can be held, L. 8. E., Star office. It" W SD—PASTRY COOK, CONFECTIONER and BREAD BAKER; none but a first-class | Sorkuan n@€d apply. Apply N. ¥. Avenue Hotel. lec ED—By a young lady, a SITUATION as governess, to teach English and music, anion to & lady. Address ‘Gov or a® comy W ANTED—A WOMAN thoroughly competent to do the housework of a small family; none er need apply ; references regitired. Call between 10 and 1 o'clock, 1416 10th street It | WASTED—A widow will give ber SERVICES in duction. The cele- | general housework or chamber-work, for a small remuneration, ina good home where she can have her, child (aged 3) with her; Catholics pre- ferred. 1C st. 6.¢. decd-3t ’ ANTED-—I will TEACH any lady to become her W own fashionable dressmaker from latest Paris- jan styles in one half hour, by a new system. Ladies out a uroee a req Poa a Fe] one mncem nis to. parties. Ww ag 7 freee. Room 2,714 Ist at. nw. dec3-lw* V DRESSMAKEHS wanted at Mrs. HA- NGER'S, 2106 I st. nw. dec7-2t* WASIER. A e000 careful TENANT for house 305 14th et., near ‘Treasury department, with six rooms, in complete repair; water and gaa. Apply Coal Office Mth and C s decv-tr OW the cheapest and ‘ble place for Hairwork is at Miss SUSEY'S, 1013 F st., between 10th and Lith sts. n. w.; Hairdy eine a specialty. All work warranted to xive satisfaction. dec?-2t* J(OR RENT—Farnished or Unfurnished, desira- CR BES Window ROOMS, at 1446 Corcoran st.1t* RENT—Ui ished ROOMS over Brod- ea eae pint at 929 Penna. ave. dec9-3t PIANO. Terms F KR RENT—A eaune at 1633 K st. :NT—One large and handsomely furnished CHAMBER on ret foors 1S F eten D, A. CHAMBERS, 633 F a = decd.3t* > ‘OR RENT—One or two xentlemen desiring a comfortable HOME in a private family may ap- y. References required. at 1218 Lith st. n. OR RENT—1419 9th st n.w.; five ROOMS, cas, water and water closet ; convenient to 9th, Gand ‘Th st cars; rent $16 in ‘advanee, “Inquire $180 {OR RENT—A suite of Furnished ROOMS, either 3d i family, with or with- out BOARD. Apply ‘OR RENT—Two nicely Furnished KOOM: inodern improvements : house formeriy occup’ by Senator Jones, of Florida, No. 33) Re, Mot. n. st. above 321. ¢ st. nw. 22 84 et. ne. eee DW. g 1633 K st. n.' 60 | 456 637-639 E. Cay 60 | 131: 504 E st. nw. 55 116 2016 G st. n. 55 | 1731 81 Stoddart 50 | 1907- pia 802 2ist st. -50 | 302 Ww 920 T st. 50 | 615 L 120 Est. 745 | 1823-25 14th st. 1209 T -40 | 12 6th st. . 717, H st. nw. 40 | 916 6th st nw. 1253 9th -40 | 708 Boundary: 1905 Penn, 140 | 309 Ht. ne. 1412 11th 35 Snes, Tor etn, 35 | 533 8th at. Tthand 30 | 915. st. 112 4th 25 | 1323 I st. 167 6th 25 1928-1: 25 67 K st. 25 1525 6th. 2B ee) OR RENT—Four or five BUOMS, unfurnished, or partly furnished ; will rent separately or to jer }house contains ail modern improvements. 912 Mat. n.w. dec9.2t* (OR RERT—Witn Boarn—At 1715 H st. handsomely furnished, south front ROOM, on 24 floor, suitable fortwo genfiemen, or a geatleman and References exchanyed. {OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1210 6th st. n.w. rooms, gas aud water; rent reduced from $20 per month. Apply to T. E WAGGAMAN ‘OR RENT OR SALE—Threc- BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements. pply 709 Market ‘ory Bay Window g .: HOWy Atted up: nice House, in wood WASTED By 2 apgmstress SEWING in families ora SITUATION in a. private family; willing to assist in the house; operates on Wheeler & Wilson machine; buttonboles neatly worked; or a place to wait on a lady.- Address 1330 15th at , between Rhode id aventio and O st. dec?-2t* ‘. SHAWLS AND DRESS GOODS. é W. M. SHUSTER & SONS desire to call attention totheir unequalled stock of FINE DRESS GOOD: $ in endless variety, from 87%c. toQQEQRED 8111 0. BLACK SILKS looms in the worl COLORED VE lowest market prices. BLACK VELVETS in every quality, from $1.25 0, NCH INDIA SHAWLS. ‘LS in endless variety. 3S MATERIAL! he largest = tock of MOURNING GOODS HUSTER & SONS, 19 Penn and St. James P. Sin every grade, from the best LVETS in ail the newest shades, at and PAISLEY 8 EVENING DE The latest styl -found in the cit v M. We have just opened a choice assortment of NOV- ELTIES in JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS, de- sicned especially firboliday preseats. We would advise our cvstomecs to make their selections early, as wesre now enabled to show them a larzer Stock, and more attention than is possible immediately be- fore Cbristn as. ‘ M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., 1107 Pennsylvania ave. FCLTon MABKET. CORNED BEEF AND SMOKED TONGUES. MARYLAND HAMS. BREAKFAST BACON SHOULDERS. JCHN U. MAGRUDER, _4 1421 New York avenue. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY. REDUCED! REDUCED: We have reduced the DRESS GOODS. Doul Dress Goods reduced to 31. Goods reduced to 39. Pure Wool Colored Cashmere= 50. Piano Covers, embroidered with silk, prices of all of our beautiful ble width pure Silk and Woo! Silk and Wool Dress CARTER’S, 711 Market Space, Bleached Table Damask, 50. 6: boys’ wear, pure wool, 50, 75, SL reduced to 50. Cloths, all kinds. Pure Wool Bisnkets, pure wool, = #10. Table Covers, embroidered with eilix. 82.50. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. $1. Cloth for terproot Cloth 0. Cloaking Beaver Cloth for ladies’ ‘ WANTED By an elderly white woman a STTUA- TION to cook or do chamberwork in a small 'Y or country; a home the object. Address MAN, Star office. id W ANTED_EVERBODY TO Chimneys are cured or no pay VILL'S, 452 Pennayly 7 ANTED—Ail to examine the “New White” and “New Home” SEWING MACHINES. Take your eloice, and if not pleased exchange until you are. Tseli all kinds on easy monthly payments; un- usual large discounts for cash. Renting and’ Re- pairing. MOKENNEY, 427 9thet. nw. nov30-tr WANLED AOLDIERS” ADDITIONAL and FAND WARRANTS. Cash paid. ‘WILLIAM H. BECK, cor. Louisiana ave. and 5th at. nové-2m" yANTED—PRIVATE PUPILS or OLASSES in Latin, Mathematics, Rhetoric, Logic. _ West Point, Annapolis, or Collegiate preparation. " Terms moderate. 8. W. FLYNN, A. M., 1227 Let. n.w. Gall before 11a. m.:aiter 4 p.m. nov2tr (OR RENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOM floor; south front, in q BOARD furnished it dest Apply at 507 Tst_n. (OR RENT—With firet class TABLE BOARD. jarge handsomely furnished front ROOM, floor : also, two pleasant 1 floor, single or tog "furnished RJOMB on all’ modera’ improve. if desired : family private: 800 18th st. n. (518 Madison at., near P st. market; ti room, closets, hot and latrobe, Rent low. | A indow, 7 roome, b and cold water, ‘range WANTED Erersbody, to get CARD PHOTO. GRAPHS for only $2 per dozen ; 13 small PIO- TURES, 25 cents, at DODGE'S, 467 Pa. ave., bet 43 and 6th sia, oct5-10w*’ ‘W ANIED_Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ; 19 years experience. Goods, &c., at lowest prices. A. H. CHACE, 616 Louisiana avenue. aug3lly W'szeD (OTHS and other insects in farni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholaterer, 66 La. ave. augL-ly ‘WANZED_A rerfect and clean, copy of the Brat number of the EVENING STAR, for which a liberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star office. au30-tf WANTED, FEATHER BEDS to RENOVATE, at CHACE'S, 616 Louisiana avenue. aug31-1 y ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th and ts. nw. Smokey Chimneya cured or ‘no Bing Stoves rented. * novl LOST AND FOUND A ‘ly furnished communicating on second floor: also, PARLOR and SLEEP ROOM on first floor. di {OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, seven (7) rooms, ‘water and sas ; co; No. 144 6th st, naw te repair: good location! mauire next door. and STORE, Nos. 523 and store snitabie )OR RENT—A suite of handsomely-furnished on second floor: bath, hot and cold water :southern exposure : house heated with steam, and 0) en fires if desired ; 920 16th 6! deci 3t" ui, at Lincoln H: ivania avenue, between the h street, or on 7th’ street north, last ht, a GOLD SL “ cuit. “A liberal reward will be gives the finer upon its delivery to al Theater taire will be WHIT! Finder it E. E iberally rewarded by leat Louisiana ave. it* CLES, at 1203 light t0, 2s ae picked up. AX OS eral reward will be paid for their return to 1203 H JOHN D. CLARK. deod-2t OST OR STOLEN—On Friday noon, on 7th st. 4 or Penna. avenue, a ladies’ Brown Russia Leather PORTMONIE, containiny, besides other valuables, ifornia, $5 gold note, and one 1878 ar, with “T, T.” scratched on face. Any information leading to recovery of same will be lib- erally rewarded, on application at 1206 Massachu- scits avenue, #5 Will be paid for return of and silver piece. dec}-2t" OST—On Friday evening, Dec. 6, 1878, between Jenney & Hany's store, on Louisiana avenue and ay house, 1010 6th st. n.w., one POCKET BOOK, containing a small ameunt of money and several notes and other valuable papers. If the finder will return it will make bin a present of the money in it and reward him liberally besides. dec7-3 vy bese. A. SALTER. OST—A BLACK SETTER DOG. The finder will be liberally powered Uy re turning him to 530 2ist st. di Br*® YOUR BOY A SENSIBLE HOLI- DAY GIFT. iren’s Suits, 7 to 10 years 4, 5 and $6 up. Boys’ Suits, 8 to 16 years, 5, 6,7 and 88 up. Boys’ Overcoats and Ulsters, 4, 5, 6 and 38 up. Boys’ Single Pants, 1.25, 1.50and $2 up. ‘Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters, 5, 6, 8 and $12 up, Single Pants, 1.50, 1.75, and $2 upwards. ‘Men's All-wool Cass. Pants, 2. Undershirts and Drawers,§25, 35, and 50c. up. J. W. SELBY'S, 1914 and 1916 Penna. avenue, Between 19th and 20th streets. 50, 3, and 84 up. THE GREAT BARGAINS CHILDREN’S OVEROOATS, BOYS’ OVERCOATS, We are bound to lead in every branch of our busi The New Styie 4BUTION ENGLISH CUTAWAY SU At Fiftee® Dollars. Splendid Bargains in Every Department at 1 yRESS GOoODs: DRESS GOODS: 200 Different Styles of Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS reduced to 25 conta. COLORED CASHMERE: All the leading colors, 50, 62, 75¢. BLACK CASHMERES, All pure wool, 50, 55, 60, 65, 75, 80, 85, 87c. BLACK SILKS, 5, 87, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 82. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, For Men and Boys’ wear, from 50, 62, 75, 87, 81. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, At wholesale prices, 92, 82.50, 83, $3.50, 84, per pair. NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LAOE, 25, 0, 37, 40, 50, 60, Tac. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, Closing out our entire stock at factory prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OPENING DAILY HOLIDAY NOVELTIES. C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side, wear 7th st. nw. D=*"N & CO. Continue to maintain the leading place they have co long occupied in OLOTHING TRADE OF NEW YORE, and offer for the FALL AND WINTER OF 1878 A, Stock of PIECE GOODS for Custom Orders, which, for Oe ieerices: Elegance and Cheapneas, is unequail WASHINGTON OFFICE, novi?-Im 1320 F Street. STOVES AT COST (For Casu) to reduce stock: JNO. MORAN, eci-20t 2126 Pennsylvania ave. ()FEICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS GF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WasuiNGToN, December 6th, 1878. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. Sealed Proposals will be received at the office as apove until lock noon, DECEMBER 14TH, inst., for furnishing SUPPLIES 'to the various branches if the District Government for the six months end- ing June 30th, 1879. ‘The right to reject any or all bids and parts of bids ts reserved. : Information and bianks will be furnished upon application. By onuet of the Commissioners District of Colam- bia E. Ub TOWNSEND, é : Eo (Critic, Rep., Post & W™: KNABE & CO’S WORLD-RENOWNED, - GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, THE BEST MADE. Every Instrument fully warranted. Di. anos aud Orzans from otlier celebrated fac aA tories for sale, rent and exchange on the most reascn: é terms. Special inducements for cash or short time. RICHENBACH'S Prwxo Warenooms, 423 Eleventh street, dec6-tr A few doors above Penn'a ave. G4F ’, FLEISCHMANN & Co., ONLY GESUINE COMPRESSED YEAST. The merits of the genuine Compressed Yeast are undeniable. ‘The housekeeper who once nees GAFF, FLEISCH- N_& CO.'S COMPRESSED YEAST cannot be induced to abandon our pure extract of grain,which is a natural leaven, for a counterfeit article or a chemical compound, both of which are to be avoided if wood health is a first consideration with the cus- tomer, “G@ None xennine without our signatures. . ANTHONY DENERAS, Agent. dec6-tr Depot—1112 16th street. H. D. BARR, ForMeriy oF Ketry & Barr, Will be found at GEORGE T. KEEN’S MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB- LISHMENT, No, 414 Nast STREer y. w. 8¥"He will be pleased to see his friends at all times. dec6-3m_ OMPOUND FLUID Er Cc Buen, EXTRACT 0) Combining the concentrated properties of Buchu, Uva, Urei, Pareira, Brava, Juniper Berries, and other energetic substances; specially useful in the treatment and cure of diseases of the urinary and generative organs; Irritation, Inflammation or Ul- ceration of the Bladder and Kidneys, Dropeical af fections, Stone or lust deposits, special adapted to female disorders. x! Price OxE DoLiaR Per Borrte. ARTHUR NATTANS, Poarwactst, Cor. 14th and I sts. and 2d and D sts. n. w. deo6-tr Q4T MEAL, DEUTSCHE HAFERGRUTZE, GRUAN D'AVOONE, GRATLAWS IRISH, SHAMEOOK, EIMERICE, Gory sRAL, AKRON. ‘Just received above brands OATMEAL, 3B. W. REEDS SON, novay 1916 F street n. w. POR RENT—@1 sewerage, front w. : two-story BRIC! and 1473 st. nw. story FRAME, A S, water. cas, bath WAL. F. HOLYZ3! N’ the Arlington Fi : oprosite U. 8. Treasury, and in vieinity oi Naty and State Departments, Surgeon General's, Quartermaster General’s and’ Attorney General’ Moderate rent to a permanent and rag} Inquire at Company's Otic ern improvements, No. st. mW. nient tostreet cars; only $13 per month. Apply to H. DARRELL, 1 317 Vermont avenue, 5 Toomsand bath-roota ; 820, in advance. de6-3t" {OR RENT—Two PARLOR: private family. {OR RENT—The choicest fi A Apply at KENNEDY'S Real E: reet. ‘OR RENT_HOUSE 1235 Uth &t. n.w. hed HOUSES in ‘Large, south front, furnished ROOM with first-class board, at No.’ 307 Missor ENT—One very large south front ROOM: furnished. Inquire on second floor, 1213 Penn. OR RENT—Sreciatiy Low 04 E st. n.w. ; 14 rooms. taTEs—HOUSE B. H. WARNER, 916 (OR RENT—A sixroom Brick HOUSE, situated between Hand I sts. n.e., near t Government Printing office, No. 825. onth; inquire ne ‘OR RENT—Two neat, furnished ROOMS, second floor; very cheap ; private family of only 820 10th street, corner of four; no children; at oR RENT—One3-etory BRICK HOUSE, 9 rooms, bath room and all modern improvementa, No. 338 13th st. f-w., pear the Agricultural department; inutes’ fo the Treasi uilding ; rent Le month. Good neighborhood. Ing z 'OR RENT—Three-story Brick DWELLING, cor- ner of M and 4th sts. n.w., 9 rooms, hail, cas and water; two squares from market ; to Interior and Post Office departments; Belt line cars pass the door. Apply at Room 60, P.'Q. depart- ment, or No. 1118 11th at. n.w. OR RENT—TATRD FLOOR front, with or with- out adjoining hall room, in house near the Arlington hotel. 1016 15th st. d5-4* RENT — Pleasantly located Furni ROOMS, with southern exposure, at Al cy handsome new ART of an elogant A metiber of Congress, GATCHEL & GS Real Estate an‘ dF SQ FROM Caprrot. Handsomely FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, co: several pleasant RO out Board ; 113 C st. n. Ok RENT—To a geutleman and wife or sin, gentlemen, a suite of nicely FURNISH! jhouse desirabl. desired. References reqitire {OR RENT—Oxe mumunicatinz, first floor: also, OMS, unfurnished, with or with: ‘OR RENT—A FARM, 334 miles from Washington, 100 acres, with large dweliing, &c Inquire of Mrs. TRIMBLE, 706 E st. 8.0. novs0-20* 'T—Twenty new and el with or without board, I ; im the center of the cit: square from Post Office ; No. 804 & st. NT—476 Penn’a ave., opposite National Hotel, very large communicating PARUORS, ed; front north and south; would suit two persons; terms to suit. (OR RENT—THE DUNBARTON, 623 Pen. Elegant APARTMENTS, suitable for gress and private families Room, suitable for an office oF pol ters. ‘Terms low. Members of Con; eee CeBSSESES Estate Review, published at my office on month, ‘contains & complete List of all the houses I have for rent. Oall and wet a copy. 3 R_ RENT, BOPESTY TE 0. HOLTZMAN, Estate 10th Agent and Anctioneer, and F sta nw. n.w., 8 rooms, mod. imps. t. n.W., 10 rooms, water and gas. rooms. mod. imps. 9 rooms, mod. imps 9 rooms, mod. imps.. 9 rooms, mod. imps T.W., store. 1425 New York ave. n.w., store. FOR SALE. HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city at Prices to suit the times, and on terms that will suit customers, Oalland see my list before purchasing elsewhere. decT-tr R. O. HOLTZMAN. if EAL ESTATE SunEeee THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh Street. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) - Three-Story Houses For Sale. 404 6th st. n.w., mod. impe., 15r8....... 1602 14th st., n.w., mod. Imps., 9 Ts 728 13th st. p.w., mod. imps., 12 rs 221 A st. s.e., mod. imi orth Capy im, Sts 6.000 427 Missouri ave. 1x ~ 6.000 9 rs. 5,000 Tis Lith et. se., mod. imps, 9 rs. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses 1420 Fa, b., mod. imps i beh. mod. Capitol st. mod. imps. Georgetown, f. l., mod. imps., 8 1110 oth et. n.w., b. h., water, 19th st. nw., fb. 22 13 Hie st.nw., fb 5 7 TR, 1214 Pa. ay Bh T 3 Unimproved Property for Sale. 13th st., bet. Vand Wn. llthet:, bet, Mand N we.,'pe V st., bet. 13th and 14th nv, ih Bt. bet. © and D Lst., ber. 2ist an Ist., bet. N Ist.) bet. 25 t!, bet. Ist and 2d ets, 9ih st.. bet. D and Ee.w., loth st., bet. 8. Carolina ave. and'C. &. Houses For Rent. 1416 K et. n.w., mod. imps., 11 ra. mod. Se. per It mod. im mod. imps., 12 rs. niod. imp., 7 i, mod. imps., 6 rs. Offices. 5) 517 7th st, N, z ‘719 Market Space—Room Hail 11. Room, Cor. 10th and Penn. ave , Room 7... Key of offices 511 7th st, 2 rooms, do. Room 519 7th st., 1 room. 3 ‘ J issue on the 1st and 15th of each month a of all property for rent and sale on my books, which ‘on application at my office, or sent by mail if desired. decitr BR RENT— F° By W. E. BURFORD, Real Estate Broker, 708 E st. n.w. No. 606 10th st. n.w., frame, 8 rs., mod. imps. No. 320 8th st., store and cellar, mod. imps. Corner 20th and M sts., store. No. 708 E st, office rooms... Special bargains io email two-story press bri ick HOUSES by paying $200 cash :the balanes in month ly instalments to suit purchaser. ‘Also, @ number of HOUSES from 84,000 to 812,000. ‘To be sold at great sacrifices and on easy rma. Call and examine my list before W. EB 9-te eal Eate Broker, 108 & ot nor sont SHERMAN & CU., jf Real Estate Agents, St. Cloud Building. FOR RENT—A number of desirable HOUSES STORES. &c., situated in different parts of the city. Call and see our list. FOR SALE—New HOUSES; modern improve. ments; small cash payments, balance monthly. No. 213 6th st. ae. 3 83,000 DW. E washstands and’ washtubs, 8, anges, KC. No. 1006 Pennsylvania No. 613 New Jersey ave. n.w., 22 Sdst. ne, furnished, 7 rs... FOR SALE— 2 Houses, 4th and A, s.¢., mod. im) 331 11th street southeast, lot 14; y 941 Rhode Island ave., mod. imps. 5,500 824 9th st. n.w., house and store. 7,000 ‘Honees and Lots for sale in all sections of the city. AUG. A. NICHOLSON, octhly Real Estate Broker, 708 E st. n.w. POR RENT—Br THOS. J. MYERS, Boal Estate Agent, 1216 F et. nw. Omhee Hocus in May: Bout eee eh and ice in r, COF.. an 2.W. FOR SALE—Fine Residence and 14,000 fect of ground, 9th st, near Lu.w. One of the finest lo- cations in the city; long time, with 6 per cent. in- terest. novl2tr {}0R RENT K By F. 5. SMITH, Beal Broker, Le ding, Estate Broker, I Droit Building, 214 A st. 8.¢., 12 rooms, mod. imps. 1316 E et. n.w., store, 1330 T st. n.w., 7 rooms, mo 1332 T st. n.w., 7 mod. imps. Cor. Mass. ave. and 2d st. n.e., 9 rooms, 41911th st. n-w., 12 rooms, mod. im 1451-63-56 T st. n-w., 7 SESSERRES ESssSFses it ths city. ai aE Fa saps a) nases and ait Money to loan in sums to euit at 7, 8and 19 per no oa EEE tor cate a ES SRE: ORES for j on the premises. wey novd-Im 'OR RENT—DWELLING HOUSE and STORE. No, 419 ith st. nw., cont 12 rooms, sbove Pennsylvania avo: water and gas; (7 20 Pen MonTH—Seven room Brick Columbia st.; modern im; ments. Inquire at S10 E et. nw. Fo RENT—Handsomely FURNISHED PAR- LORS first floor and two communicating {8 on second floor, at 918 Met nw. CHAMBER eutta 18 14th st. nw., or to New York Avenne PARLOR, with e 1 f 5 all for the low ‘advance. Apply —} RESIDENCE. PP Sms heated beekatrobe of water closet i oe ig SALE—A small oe ee ‘acres, in Georgetown and thee CHLER, Leesburg, TAL Wave QUCCESSPUL! eye torions at the Centennial ‘*QHARD GHOWNING At the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878. G. L. WILD & BRO., Sore Acenrs, 288 Seventh street n.t. ‘Also Agents for the celebrated Kranich and Bach PIANOS and STANDARD ORGANS. Lowest prices; fairest and easiest terms. nov2-6m BOARDING. FOR KeNT—A suite ot second floor, in house with al without Boand. __ BUSINESS CHANCES JOR SALE—A CIGAR and elixibly located fo sennion muay, th Thad with neatly fitted uy Fixtures and pos- at the stock, should ‘ORTY FIVE SHARES of K. gParties who wish b> se drop a mote to. 2 conveniences: with at tbe “Sherman Hon square of all the street cat LE. and PROFITABLE 1 vdations at the most poy invest, in Gas stock wall pl OOMS, with can be obtained by pa in a private family, at No. 2 LEAT A GREAT Sack tures of a MEAT and PROV ISTO etary reasons «iven for selling. cr —Stock and Fix Address CASH, Le_< ROCERY and Li kood business. 814 yer month Between 1th and 18th now., or NI . all finprovenients ‘Termseasy. Call WARNER, 916 Fst now. Waxtep—8i,000 ht per cent. interest, on cen RST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS, single or en enst Vemences; terms moderate. 215 HE TREMONT HOUSE has ju ough renovation. It is mew carpeted and heated with steam. - ers will be taken at the following low rates: Gentle. man and wife, $50 to 860 to 830 per month, r month; Sinie Rooms, Tr ren NGEA Ginar SE. with cellar; lot a8 taken as part” FOR SALE. Aiso, $300 to lo, OR SALE Chea; ‘a fine HORSE ar owner about to leave town. Fanily CARRIAGE SALE.—Just arrived te several fire Co: 80. To be seen at SIM- {ARM POR SALE house with me WHl trade to erty in asl 5 DW. BROWN, | Montgomery county, Md and $10,000 TY LOA ON e whiy improved ; has OR SALE— A Lancer Srock oF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, SOLID GOLD CHAINS AND JEWELRY, CLOCKS E: var from city b; SOLID SILVER, AND SILVER PLATED WARE, GOODS, Ero. To Br Socp Ar a Great Sacntrtor, In Order To Keduce Stock. 8. GOLDSTEIN & ©: Loan axp Comaissiox Broxens, N. E. Corner 10th and D sts. ‘toa wood te: COUPELETT and ¢ these carriages are vers ‘New York builders light and aad a a © second hand carriages. oc3-3m_Repository and PERSONAL. (PEE FOLLOWING DESIKALLE Vid AL McINTIR: t.. off i At prices and on terms to s ultat: and affairs of life. B on 13th street 1 HAS REMOVED to oand A sts, C: if square of House, Fifteen years attest the fact that this wonder : all affairs of lfc than any one in the profession ; tells of past life, nt and future destin; ance on all matters appe and atrimony. AU wiven or no pai i nts. rd Hoot BRICK, 20th and ist sts, 1 between East’ Ca} cars stop within A Two +tory. Bs on G Street northweet, better satisfac proved, FOR SA) advice and assist: » ness, love | Hhiall be pleased to slow apo to business, love im trouble call. Sati 1225 F street nw ‘Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 80: sult the Doctor in ail things. Office hours from 8 a. To LOAN on «00d real estate secur E. A. MoINTIRE, ws and preserving Lhe 8. 25 cants per bot fs ceo: For sale by all druxyis! ie. GOOD REAL ESTAT IN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, 506 107s : “ »6 a.m. to10 p.m; reports as to the re- sibility of people, with al of réal 1e8 for Chattel Trusts, 81. HOTELS. /UROPEAN HOTEL, No. 804-811 E strect n. w. per cent. ; $200 str a FRENCH at bis own the city railways, is now op 1e receyition of transient and pe manent guests. The O! nx Rooms, and the Rooms for ests, are located at Ni louble' mansion. RTEN AND SCHOOL ing class for Lai! Osth wt..Or Miss Susie Ise POLLOCK, pposite. belonging to the Mock, 1127 Lith st. ¢ are of the largest aud » newly and elegantly furnished. on those premise and ure therefore very Billiard and Coffee The Culinary De- ediate supervision of my order from 7 to 10 Rooms are on the partment is under the Breakfast is serv . Dinner, Table d'hote courses, including oysters. The houge is open all night, and meals are furnished at all hours, Meais and Board will be furnished kitchens in any part of the city. Lovers of s nch dishes can be wratified ty-five years experience in the hotel business in urope and the United States authorizes me suring my patrons that this establishment wil first class in every respect, and the rates wil! be found very moderate for dec6-Im* L. ADEMOISELLE ¥ PRUDHOMME'S RENO BEGINSERS—INTERMEDIATE—ADVANORD. ence—1014 12th st. a. w. p.m. sharp; six sod Engl'sh schools. , Afternoon and Lveuing © asses for La ies and Gentlemen, Boys and (urls. Private «ascni if preferred. N. B—A gooa pronanciation (Pai use of practical pronunciati German and F 'y acquired by the comforts it presents. EL ER, Proprietor. ary Gth, but Pa als can enter 6! W ILLARD'S HOTEL. 7 Call any day between 42 wud 1 o'clock, or and Thursdays after 4 p.m. ATURE AND tatucht practically, unciation, by a native iy arrived from Paris. aeachnucette avenue. RENCH.—MADAME LEOOURT, from Pars, ives Private Lessons in Freuch, or in Classes, Madame Lecourt refers by permission to Mrs. Gen. k Fath ‘aud others. Apply ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno- vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur- is now open for the reception of guests. ly “FRENCH.” 1016 8 Grant Place, between G an N BUSINESS COLL! Corner 7thand L streets n.w. Its hundreds of graduates, men and holding postions of trust and. pro embraces Penmanship, Spelling. € respondence, Business Calculations, Single keeping, Business Practica, Political "Economy, murse may be oom- PROFESSIONAL. Doubie Entry Bool Commercial “Law, Fthics and Lectures. Entire E CER, Prine ipal JZ INDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL for chilirma — three od yond evi vantage of a thorous: German, Freach and Mast en Normal Class for Teachers, 17 rears of axe; offeritun rh education ; incladiug ven free. K and NOERR, 13th street north 2-2 ISS MAGILL GIVES LESSON. History and Literature at 2126 Pennsyivaais, in Calesthenics at Kinderwarton Hall, corner Sth and K streets. . GRAVES, (Successor to Miss A D. . O. Graves,) assisted bye competent corps of teachers, wil! reopen ber Selact Behoo! and Kindergarten for Boys and Girls SEP- 18th street, corner of H. Tha will bexin October io For H. JOHNSTON, s craduate of the vanis college of Dental Surrery,, ‘MBER 18, at 50) rmal Training particulars addrees the Principal. RIN CLASS. —1 matics, Rhetoric, Loxic. West Point, Annapolis or Collariate prey Terms moderate. pw. Cail before 11 a m. USINESS COLLEGE—119 Carreil st. «.6.. bet. Lst and 2d sts, Capitol Hill.—Houre of tuition from |. Terms $3 and $4 per month. ranches, German and French, and Pri ‘Lesson! Heanoved' to soutnsen nicner ik rd E streets northwest. “Teeth inserted $7 [—D=- 5. 5. Gines, Dentist, REMOVED TO 1703 15TH Over FAMILY SUPPLIES. (TWENTIETH STREET MARKET. 720 TWENTIETH STREET. TURKEYS, CHICKENS, DUCES, al RS, GAME, BEEF DERLOINS, SWEET BREADS. TERRA. PI EEF, LAMB, MUTTON and All kind vegetables, st market prices. WM. LINKINS & SON. M APLEWOCD Pa—Boys, $50 per rrepared for business, sructors teva 3. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Prinetpai. RB, AND MES. ALFRED BUJAC'S English French Bosrding and Day School for Young i 1015 17th street uorthwest. Duties re- 20th. Number of pup is FISH, OYSTE! EST SWEET CIDER, 20 cents 13 pounds NEW TCRKISH 6 pounas COOKING profits 10 days investment of pean 0 ‘week on Stock Options of Oficial sfrce. Address Bankers, 35 Wail street, MEMBER OF THE STOCK C. 8. O'HARE & SON, 1213 7th st. n.w., bet. Mand N. HSTEX ORGANS. BEADBURY PIANOS. istallmnent pias "ow Tonkceesmats OA Sites down to "Botan Hock» SANDEES & STAYMAN, Shepherd Building, 1119 Pa svenue, Washington, 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore. octl0-3m_ Biers RAVE 4 £02" aug80_ EL L. SUMNER, 811 9th st. n. w. FRENCH WORK ‘AOTURING ae SERS wets ‘a Very low figure: all goods A GARG EF te a es Tae es TT, B cmon, ar Blind, ehtieat a, Wael, Bopot and Pining BA (THE PALACE MABKET, Corner 14th st. and New York ave. LADIES’ OVERCOATS, LADIES’ ULSTERS,