Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY December 21, 1878. CROSBY 8, NOYES... Editor. @ecerage seorm Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other datly pagers im the city added together. To Travelers and Hesidents Abroad. ‘Tue EveNtnG Stak will be found on file at the fol advertisements ete, made payable the order of THE EVENING Stan NEWSPAPER Ofer Anonymous ‘commutiestions ‘tot read; re. i Jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. Why There Should be a Musenm Bui tt unreasonable to suppose that when- vote ts obtained in Congress on the to erect a new building for the Museum the decision will be in its or. ‘The Senate some time ago passed with- ont a dissenting volce athorizing an appropriation for that purpe Though the 1 fatled to be taken upin the House out 01 its regular order through lack of a two-thirds vote. it obtained a majority vote: and many of | those opposing it s to unde. - stand that when the uncertatn s to the re- turn of the million and ars loaned by the United States to the ¢ anial Commis- sion was removed by Its repayment, y ndraw opposition to t nding se committee which has the > Is imanimons in its favor. These facts rem to warrant the belief. that when- sup in its regular order it will | siderations which doubtiess im- | £eSS to this st re is the necessi n ot the pre: tm the Smithsonian building. Even before the Centennial Exposition the shelves were cram- med to overflowing so that it was impossible to make a satisfactory display of specimens, As Congress makes an annual appropriation for the support of the museum it doub¥ess in- tends that the collections made under its au- splees shall be exhibited, and to effect this more room {S a necessity. The four floors of | the Annory building are packed with unopened | boxes; the basement of the Smithsonian ts in the saine condition. There is material to fill a Huilding five times as large as the present | one. The character of the collections tur- nishes an additional reason why they should hot be lidden away. exposed only to. fire, mould and rust. They include Centennial donations received from various states of | the Union, trom individuals and from foreign | exhibitors, besides nearly a thousand sepa- rate packages sent since the time of the expo- | sition. Of about 40 governments and colonies | ated at Philade!ph nted the | of thetr exhibits, and the entire collec- | Hon ts valted at not ess than a million dolls wish at can compare with th . th which arises trom t national museum vilons of the world ave put to <reat expense | to oblain the specim But here we have the s skilled exhibitors | foshow ft | tote tdvantage, and all that is needed to reproduce the centennial exposition in its psefel features fs the necessary building. Some aetion must be taken in the matter out of re- | peet to the foreign governments who have poured thelr treasures at our feet: and worthy disposition must be made of Uie gifts to cour- | teract the bad impression produced by our long | delay and neglect. ‘The material interest of the | United States as well as duty fs involved in the | decision of the question. We would have here | merely curlosities and rarities from China, | m and other far-away nations, of which there | hundreds of boxes in the Armory building; hot mereiy Minton tiles and mosaics, Doulton pottery and terra-cotta work. one piece ot | whieh from the centennial is valued at | $15,000, to please the eyes of the people, but | the immense collections ttustrating the geol- ogy, metallurgy, ethnology, and general re- sources of the world will constitute a school of free instruction, which will attract students from everywhere, and give a stimulus tothe industries of the whole country. With aeces- sions from the myriad sources that have nlled the Smithsonian building with valuable ex- hibits at little or no expense for collection, the museum should become in time what the South Kensington museum, the British museum, and the Sehool of Mines combined are to Great Britain. The ends to be obtained are thus of | magnitude, the appropriation asked is smal’, and the plan of building suggested seems satis- | factory. As It appears that Congress wil | finally approve the measnre, it is desirable that | speedy action be taken. The employment which | the erection of the building would give is moré j needed now than it is likely to be in the futare, | and as prices are low the work could now be | accomplished at the smallest expens | egal Richt of Parents to the Studies of their Children | | Public School«. Tn connection with the putes have so often arise! has a right to dire e stud ehtld who attends a public s he courts In several states. pupil who asked permission to pursul studies in the public high school wa In New York a nied ad- mitsa ause of his deficiency in a knowledge oft ar, Which his father had forbidden him to study, and the rule re- quiring his exeiusi and | id not be enfor onsin the action teacher In w fling to | dy certain subje knew | e father of 4 that | udies were t w held to be mnlawful as a girl of sixteen the directors of t fd that the directors | a in action of tr 1 pass, the directors power to preseribe Pat sor dire mine what regulate the @ parent may the exercise of tion does not tuterfere with the sys- sseribed for the school: and that the child unuot be excluded from one study stinply be- | ‘ause he is deficient in anothe —<_$_<.-___ id, practical spirit of the nineteenth y is, Sad to say, tending to puta stop to (4uehonored fleld-sports of England. If H rdid farmer objects to having horsemen | and hounds trampie down his crops, the courts have decided that he can order them off | and in the case of refusal bold them iable for | damages. This ts a serious infringement on the privileges of the English sportsmen who, wien & fox leads the way is accustomed to recognize no individual rights to property. par MRE AS With that propensity for discussing what would be if some unfulfited condition had preceded, the newspapers are debating whether, it Heller had not revoked the provision of bis will consigning his secrets to obitvion, he would have bad the right thus to order the destrue- tion of the fruits of his brain, which, under conditions, belong after his death to the world. ‘The precedent set by the Emperor Augustus tn | positively forbidding the burning of the untin- | ished -Eneid, as directed by Vigt! on bis death- Ded, is thought to be good authority in such cases, Where the world is about to be deprived Of What will instruct or amuse it.” centw the | | | | | and strangers are invited | their leisure, which | they | attractive’ SUITABLE FoR GENTLEMEN, at WM. S. TERL’S,: 925 Pennsylcania ace, deeQh te : i yous ¥ GIFTS. PARLOR ORNAMENTS, bod GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES | LADIES. GENTLEMEN, RICH JEWELRY; j STERLING SILVER WARE. ! i} RESEND oF HOLIDAY Goons FINE PLATED WARE, a stylishand new, aud at lower pricea thaa ever LADIES’ SILK HAS DKERCHIEFS, pefore. dec2i-tr H. BEMEEN._ “ LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HEMSTITCHED HANDKEEBCHIEFS, COLORED CENTRE HANDKERCH'FS, COLORED BORDER HANDKERCH'FS, EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, OLIDAY GOODS. H JOUVIN. EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, in opera and cloth shades. trom 2 to 6 buttons. Also, job lot of KID, GLOVES at Repucep Px: TRIMMED BONNETS art Cost. PLAIN and FANCY HEMSTITCHED, [or COLORED a APANESE TGOODS.. LACE oARES FANS, i INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 8, RUFELINGS, and a large variety of FANCY GOODS, at Very Low Patcis. (FRENCH AND GERMAN KPOKES.) LADIES’ LINEN COLLARS AND CUF 9s, dete ne oe UNT, LADIES’ LACE OOLLARS AND CUFFS. BeTTOM PRiIcE TORO PRESENTS. é T2doz Silk Handkereniefs, 30 cta. cach, reduced rom 75 eta. 50 dor. ladies’ and gent’s Handkerchiefs, from 10 cts. to 50 cts, z “t5-Qoo yada Plain Porlin aud Figured Dress Goods, 14 anc 16 cts. ; just the thing for presenta. Linen Caffs eg ie from 35 cts. to $1. REAL TORCHON LACE COLLARS.......25 Cents. JoB Lor COLORED CENTRE LINEN HDKIFS. Cents. Pocket Books, Tidies, Gombs and Brushes, and GENTLEMEN'S SILK HANDKERUHIEFS, many useful articles, suitable for presents. a i All at Bottom Prices. PLAIN LINEN IN FANCY BOXES, £0. J. JOHNSON, dec2ltr Cor. 7th st. ope abated UFMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Hompay OFFERINGS, .ADIES AND GENTS’ INITIAL HANDEE LADIES’ A. any eee 4 Ladies’ Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs. Gents" Silk Handkerchiefs Ladies’ Silk Mutfiters. Smbroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiofs. Handsome Silk Unabrelias. Perinot ‘elebrated Kid Gloves. Piano and Table Covers, embroidered HEMSTITCHED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, COLORED BORDER HEMSTITCH HANDEKERCHIEFS, CLOTH AND KID GLOVES vor Raw Silk Table Covers. Linen Damask Table Cloths, ins to math. LADIES. GENTS, AND CHILDREN. Lace Curtains, Marseilles Spreads, &c. AN INSPECTION IS SOLICITED. DOLLS! 37 One Price Only, market in Plain Fisnres. PERRY & BROTHER, _ Penna. avenn-, corner 9th atreat. A large stock of DOLLS from Auction. PERFUMERILS AND SOAPS. CIGAR CASES, POCKETBOOKS, COMBS, BRUSHES, It I jour DAY PRESENTS, (SEFUL ND ORNAMENTAL COM- ia 4 BINED, a x LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S HANDSOME TOILET SLIPPERS, REE ONG! CHILDREN’S SHO. All colors Every Color and alt Widths. KOYS' LONG-LEG BOOTS, SILK AND LACE NECK-TIES, SILK UMBRELLAS, SHAWLS AND SKIRTS. FINE HOSIERY, DOLL. SHOF:s. A choice erlection of OVER: HUES. F?Prices Low. w. dec21at ( ‘HBISTMAS GoopDs, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, DALTON, 903 Penn. ave. SILKS FROM AUCTION! A zood BLACK SILK for $1.00 a yard. iafine # cone i ee PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, . « ff CHUDDA SHAWL: A superior SF eee HEAVY WEIGHT SHETLAND SHAWLS, Amagnifncnt “ < 909 « - RICH BLACK SILKS, at Low Prices. Elegant COLORED SILKS, all the new shades EVENING SILKS in colors ‘that “light up well; DAMASSE and STRIPED GAUZEB. trom $1.23 to ‘2.50; BLACK and COLORED DAMASSE SILKS, PLACK PEKINS, BLACK VELVETS, from $1.73 te We have just marked down to 25 cents a nice line of Dress Goods suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. An Extra Superior BLACK SILK for 20 ¥'d. VELVETS! VELVETS, all colors, Bito DRES: Black Trimming VI ENE 3 Special Barzain in Extra Heavy MANTILLA VEL. Mlerimos, & VET at $3 a yard Members of Congress, our customers, sojourners ar stock at “unnaually for the Holidays. Fe Ose Paice Osty. PERRY & BROTHER, In ORDER CROWDS, WE WIL! IN THE MORNIN! anp Terspay, TO 4 OMMODATE THE IMMENSE, REMAIN OPEN #KOM rd UNTIL 12 Av NIGHT OX MoNpay It 719 HOLIDAY Goons. CONNOLLY'S, GOB Ninth Street, SSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR 4\ HOLIDAY PRESENTS STILL COMTEELE at 719 Market Space, cor 8th st. Opposite Patent Oftice. SUBSTANTIA HOLIDAY = PRE- ie SENTS. { ke! “GANT LINE OF HANDKERCHIEPS, in | — 4 Embroidered, White, Black and White and ‘Col- ored, White and Colored Bordered, Hemstitched and | other new and desirable styles, very cheap. at CLOAKS from 85 to 825. DAVIS’. BLACK SILKS from 81 to 83 yard. .K HANDKERCHIEPS IN ALL STYLES AT LOW PRICES, at DAVIS’. BLACK ALPACAS from 25 cents to 50 cents. NOVELTIES IN NEW DRESS GOODS, reduced te 25 cente. ALL WOOL COLORED CASHMERES: every color that is fashionable reduced to 625 cent». BLANKETS, 200 pairs, from 82 to $10. BED COMFORTS from 81 to 83. CASSIMERES for Men and Boys’ cents. MATELASSE CLOTH for Cloaks: new patterns. Fine BALMORAL SKIRTS from 50 cents to $4. SHAWLS from 81.50 to 89. BROCHE SHAWLS from 35 to ACES, LACE SCARFS. BARBS, TIES, BOWS | 4 TIE ENDS and NOVELTIEd in NEC vit VANCY GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY, AT MODERATE PRICES, at Davis. JE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF FAN GOODS, such as WORK BOXES, JEWEL CASES, VASES, &c., which sre only uitable for the present season, and will consejuently be offered VERY CHEAP, a3 we do not wish to carry such goods over, at ASIS | ( {BEAT BARGAINS, at DAVIS". | from 82.50 to #15. CARPETS at factory prices, fro | cents, | NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE from 25 to 75 | cents. Tmmmense stock of HOLIDAY GOODS at 15 cents to 75 G° TO DAVIS' FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS. ARGE ASSORTMENT, FINE GOODS AND LOW PRICES, at L DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th street. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, 2 South side, near 7th street. dec#itr QOVEREIGNS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. pcs THIS ATE UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, TAYLOR HUFTY, 933 Pennsylvania avenue, HOLIDAY GOODS, n Slawson’s Candies; 10 bales new Nuts, in creat Variety: Seases Florida Oranges direct from orchards: a full line of Colgate's Toilet Soaps, Bay Rum, Perfumes. Toilet Waters, &c., put up in nice packages for Christmas Presents; full line of Fine And Staple Groceries. We_use the legal weights aud. Theasures and guarantee every article sold. dec2l tr A. B. SCHOFIELD, Manager & Will Keep Their Establishment Open Until Nine | O'clock. and on Christmas Eve Until Twelve O'clock P.M. | Tp SseLuri8s OF COPARTNERSHIP. Notice is ° | tofore existing between JOHN \ been dissolved. They Have An Unusually LARGE STOCK y wiv t the cops hereby wiven that, the copartnership = | EDWIN F. JONES. CHOILE HOLIDAY GuoDs " Gumistnas GenEee: = FOR TURKEYS, CRANBERRIES, APPLES VERY LOW PRICES. CELERY: SRT STAND» ni COMPRISING [ove Cantie eG sect ane Ae tage nd Tuesday. CATHOLIC BOOK STORE, G street, (near St. Patrick's Church, D. A. BROSNAN. An ELEGANT and COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS, for sale at reasonable rates, dec21-2t* LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS, from Lo. to $15. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, from 25c. to $3. LADIES’, CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S KID GLOVES IN ALL THE BUTTONS AND SIZE8. { ALSO, 4 { LARGE STOCK OF LINED FUB TOP GLOVES. ALso, reroun GLOVE BOXES, | are G:METZEROTT & 00. HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, aaa per COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, WORK BASKETS, (PUBREY BAFFLE. TURKEY RAFFLE AtJOS. PLATZ’S SALOON, AND A On Sentanee ave. northwest, NEW STOCK SATURDONDAY and or dec203t* TUESDAY EVENINGS. FECTED ARRANGEMENTS FOR HAVE PERFECTED 4 ENTS FOR FRESH GREEN PEAS, SEAL SKIN SACQUES, FUR LINED CIBCULARS. FUR LINED CLOAKS, Puck. Flavor ¢elicious, color perfect. SEAL MUFFS AND BOAS, N. W. BURCHELL, CHINCHILLA MUFFS. | _a6c20-8¢ 1332 F street. | CUNNINGHAM IS PREPARED TO M, | A ee et ae ee ae ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES OF | Bik and Soft Hats. ML CUNNINGHAME ey, CLOTH CLOAKS AND OCTROULARS. | 7hstreet. doclt-eo3t* : TRDS FOR SALE—A. FAULHA TAYLOR & HUFTY, Baers ae bho aa ee Eenevreeinavewts | Hird Seed and prepared Mocking Bira kod: decei-s | Give usaa call . BLACK CASHMERES from 5 cents to $1 yard. | BLACK THIBET SHAWLS, single and double, | rtnership | Tn tins of the usnal size, at Ox@-Hacy tHe Usvar. _ WANTS, WANTED 00 CUSTOMERS to buy fresh Boll Butter, arriving every week, at 2 and 33 conte; at LIST Tuk wt now. NTED—by a youne man, BOARD and ROOM; bo other bosrriers: te oderat “RICHELIEU Doachinan (icnglish) wisies a SIT! | ATION, temporarily or permanent; reliable | ecnnconals: best city reference. Te : »—To rent, with ARM, ood buildings and in good or- 5 Seven miles from the post office, Ad WILLIAM. Box 64, Post Office. deci 16t y ANTED—A widow, full tent for any | position of trust will ENGAGE a4 housekeap- | (lor nurse an invalid. Address HOUSEKEEPER, | Star office. at |W naGenesote te represent the Northwest- | ¢m Mutual Life Insurance. This company pays | dividends than any other company. in the | Morid; is one of the stromest, and furnixhes the cheapest insurarce. Apply to CHAS. FE. BISHOP, General Agent, 515 7th st. ‘dec?I-lw yANTED—To Cuom S15 .Or more SINGERS to form nection. with the quartette choir u the Epiphany, for the morning and evening ser- | Vices. Applicants must be fair readers of vocal mu- | sic. and willing to regard the instruction to be Te. i the Church of ceived as.an equivalent for their services, Apely. after December 20th, 187%, to the organist, at No. 2311 M st. n.w.. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at from 5:80 to 7 p.m. dec2i-2w (Sun. Herald, Cap. and Rep., 2; Post and Bep.6o2w, JANTED—A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, or to deweneral honaework ; ood refer- ences. Address Box No. 10, Star office.” dec20-2t* WASTED CA WET NURSE. Apply immediately to Dr. €. M. FORD, corner of Pennsylvania ave. and dd st. se. 3 W AdTED—an EXAMINATION into the of an investment of $1,000 is desired. Address R. W. G., Sun oftice. Baltimore, Md. dec20-3t" W ANTED—A white NURSE for child 18 months old, and to assist with older childret from it to 12 5K a orite J ANTED—A first-class SHOEMAKER for re- pairing at J.J. GEORGES, 6th st., under Na. nal hotel. dec) 3t j ANTED—A ixood HOUSE; not Jess than seven rooms: water and gag: price about 83,000 cash. | E. W. WHITAKER, "Real Estate Avent, 208 434 st. nw. dec20 2t* WANTED. Several small HO} to rent, near ve., wast of 17th at. nw. ¥ Pennsylyania t A Real Estate Avent, 208 4% ai. n.w. WANIED—A young lady from New York. fully competent at dressmaking, would like EN GAGEMENTS by the day; understands cutting and fitting in ail ita branches: pricarmoderate, Addross o. 600 Ist at. n.w. decd. ANTED—HOUSE; i Fize; modern improvements; in desirable locs- tion; between 6th and 20th and F and P sta.n.w. Ad- dress A. B., Star office, for three days, giving loca. tion, full déseription, and lowest cash price TANTED—A GENTLEMAN to undertake the | W 4neot tatters Patent tor the Disteiet aud Yar, ginia for a domestic article, which for ability, nov- elty and expectant profits will be found wnusaally attractive. Address W. 8., Star office. — dee20-2t* 7 ANTED—All to know; that a sensible and useful iW present ia what the hard times call for. ASEW- ING MACHINE will be a life time reminder. You | | j | | I Gas charge, by calling at McKENNEY'S, 427 9th 2. | dec2).tr * having a wood business and best reference, | Wishes as PARTNER, and with an intellizent widow or young lady, with five bundred dollars caeh, to invest in lucrative business, Send particn- lars and address, for interview in confidence, L. L. Evening Star office, dec %-2t* J ANTED—DEPARTMENT STAMPS by the set, hundred and thousand; Foreign Stamps bonght and sold. Portraits of sixty-four rile: f | countries for aale; 409 7th st. n. deci8-5 W ANIED PARTNER, with emali capital, to help i extend a light, clean and profitable manufac. | turing business, paying 200 per cent. profit. Inves. Leation solicited at Factory, 1296 Pennsylvania, ay- enue. W ANZED. <A. lady near Lafayette Square wishes OCCTPA fora few Furnished Rooms, and the use of & carriage. Address ROSCO! Mathematics, Rhetoric, Lowic. West ypolis, or Collexiate reparation. Terms . W. FLYNN, A. M., 1227 L st. n.w. Call office. WANIED. VERBODY TO KNOW that Smok Chimneys are cured or no pay, at W. D. WY- | VILL'S, 452 Pennsylvania ayenue. nov30-3m_ | WANTED SOLDIERS’ ADDITIONALS | and LAND WARRANTS. Cash paid. WILLIAM H. BECK, cor, Louisiana ave. ‘aud bth st. nov6-2m* y ANTED- PRIVATE in, Point, Annt moderate. before 11 a.m after $p.m. ais _hov2-tr— , ANTED—Everybody to CARD PHOT WW aephs torent en er dora smal PIG. ODGE'S, 467 Pa. aver bet 454 TURES, 25 cents, at Di and 6th ta oct5-12W* , &c., at lowest pricea. A. ;, 61G Louisians avenue. aux31-1y D—MOTHS and other insects in furni. | ca duzg '@ exterminate, by superhested steam, at E'S, Upholaterer, 616 La. ave. aug3l-ly NTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which a liberal price will be Apply at the Star oftice, 7? ange04t | WANTED FEATH RB BEDS to RENOVATE, at ' CHACE’S, 616 Louisiana avenue. ang31-ly 4. P.Q., Star of. | Arvtere of buying, 2 ANTED—Two good AGENTS for Washington | mbstantially built; median | a0. | can have your choice, subject to exchange, without + { { WANTED-A young gentienian of refinement, | +Y kh gone 1 'PILS or CLASSES in | | FOR RENT AND SALE. j= (OR RENT— Furnished beautifully, whole or PCEHOUSE NS Tw sae ae ee conveniences. ecel- JWOR RENT HOUSE No. 1017 Connecticut ave- yance. Apply at store corner 20th and Q sts. n.w. W. 8. GRAHAM. dec?0-3t* FOR,RENT To small BRICK HOUSES, Now: | 433 and 437 20th s .; each contains 5 rows | xasand water. Will very low to xvod ten auts. Apply at store corner 20th and E sts. n.w. cao te FOR RENT BRICK HOUSE. 8 rooms all modern improvements: 13%, near Tt st. sw. Only ® rer month. Apply to Mire, ANNIE DONNE: portheast corner 10th and C sts. dec 3 FOR, BENT GEnow Jascany Isto EE West st., Georzetown, containing ten rom: | newly repaited: all modérn improvements. Real low to prompt tenant. Cars pass the door. Apply to EDWARD MIX, 164 High st., Georgetown. 220-1 FOR RENT Brick House, 1404 6th st. mw. | Brick House, 1618 loth #t. .6rs., water, &c. 2622 8th st. D.w., 5 ra. water, &e. Brick House, 2030 8th st. n.w., 6 rs.. water and gas | _ At rents to'suit the t) n.y. or on premises. NT—FURNISHED ROOMS. Tnqui od floor, 121: nsylvania ave. docl® | Fok RENT—HOUSE No. 910 19th st., 13 rooms, all modern improvements, Rent low'to a zood | tenant. A. WILSON & CO. nts. desls-31* {OR RENT—Carar—Small BRICK HOUSE, No. 1254 10th st.; in thorongh repair. D. A. CHAMB: 33E at. | POR RENT —Handsomely furnished. south front, ! sunny, second story suite of ROOMS, or singly: hot and cold water and lange closets ; central localit | and near street car lines ; 933 K st. 193 10 rx. mod. con. | FoR BENT 109 oth st. nw, five rooms, jas 1K water and water closet: convenient to 98 | ith street cars. Rent $15 in advance. Inquire at | 518 Ost. at” 1 Kok RENT-—Two HOUSES Le Droit Park; OFFICES in Le Droit Building; HOUSE 511th at. nw. Parties making leases now will not be charged for balanes of this moni. AL. | BARBER & CQ, Le Droit Building. IE: the whole ed; en suite or singly ; chambers ry, lane drawing room: suitable Inquire of THOMAS DOWLING or Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. deel Tt {OR RENT—No. 802 2ist st. n.w., three-story BRIOK of 12 rooms ; has every modern improv ment complete, and is in perfect order. Rent $50 WAL’ ee ‘RK. WILCOX 20th and I sts. n.w. HOUSE, 1756 PB : all modern improve. Also. two large commnnicat irg ROOMS on second floor, furnished, with gas, | Duth and heat, at 1316 14th st. nw. Apply on prem 2 1seR. dec’ a FOE RENT_GRIOK RESIDENCE, 133 Cat nes modern improvements, Rent low. Apply to JOHN SHEKMAN & CO, 8t. Cloud Builds | decl8 Iw PPOB RENT. One or more large, pleasant ROOMS, comfortably furnished : within a half square of Penn's ave and the Washington and Georetown cars and the chariot line. Apply No. 1906 nw dechi POR RENT 17 Maryland ave. u.e.. PART or ALI, of completely and handsomely furnished | House of tweive rooms, in excellent condition : loca- tion very desirable to one wishing to live near the | Capitol decl6-20* {OR RENT—FRAME HOUSE, six rooms: water in yard ; south side 2d at., two doors east of Warre near Oollece; one square from Metro} R. 87 per month. Apply B. ?. SNYDER mal Safe Deyosit Company. ith <t. and New lecl4co2w NT—A neat seven-room BKICK DWELL.- ING, with hath room, water closet, sink, ke. being 617 10th et. n.e., .a sqnare and a half from the Columbia railway.) Rent reduced from $20t0 812 y8r inonth, to a prompt-pas ing tenant. App y to | 3. KOHRER, 513 7th st. uw. or to Mir, WILMOT, K . Who resides near the honse.d14t NT-STORE 459 Pennsylvania avenne: URES forsale. Apply to B. H. DUVALL, decll-Im ‘ewly furnished PARLOR and BED en suite, on second floor: bath room on open grates und all conveniences; 521 decl im re KENT—Finely furnished ROOMS, second floor; all conventences; suitable for members of Congress or other wentlemen: three lines of carr within one square. 409 12th st. n.w., next to Pi sion 0 ‘decl0-2W No. 7 Fo ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th and W K sts. nw. Smokey Chimneys cured or ‘no le novi6-tr | |__ LOST AND FOUND | OST—Yesterda: ational Hote Stoves rented. on Pa. ave., bet. 10th. street an Lady's Russia Leather POCK- | reward paid it returned to No. 907 containiuie 100 acres, rve dwelling &e, Inquire of Mrs. TRIMBLE. 706 Este. novau-iw* Fowae ‘wenty new and elegantly furnishec ROOMS, with or without board, by the day, week or month: in the center of the city, within half Square from Post Office ; No. 804 E st. uw. no29-1m* es RENT_DWELLING HOUSE and STORE No. 419 ith st. n.w., containing 12 rooms. water and gas; (7 doors above Pennsylvania ave Rute); possession wiven immediately. Apply at Pianc Store, two doors above, for pomimeyee y25-1m_ 4 AQUET. The finder will be suitably re- {}OR RENT_20 Pex MosTA—Seven room Brich | wagerg ey cetarminp tase xo is FoGbEE 1540 Columbia Bly mm ‘improve street, Georgetown, ments. Inquire at 310 E et. n.w. noval-im {acai io mee ge | WIVE DOLLARS (85.00) REWARD will be «iven | Bfor the ‘return of a Blue SCOTCH TERRIER. wearing 4 plain leather collar, to WM. B. EIBBEY, 311 Cost, n.w. del9-st* L087, 02 the 17th instant, either in 7th street car 4 or on the avenue,a GOLD BRACELET, name of owner inside. A liberalreward if returned to this | oftice, FOR SALE. . VERY OLD CH. As pieces, at R. McCLAIN'S Second-H: | Furniture Store, Pennsyly | and Isth ste. "Also, a very wood SLI | FE SALE—Curar—A good, yentle HORSE, free driver; can be driven. by'a lady will stand without hitching. W. H. WHEAT. | LEY, 49 Jefferson st., Georxeiown. d20.tf | ‘A complete set ENCYOLOPEDIA BRITANNICA: last complete English edition ; 22 vole. ; perfect condition ; very low, as party must | leave city. Address Box 10, Star office. deod0.3t" For, SALE—A large stock of new and second-hand | RRIAGES, suitable for summer, inter use, at prices to suit. the tines. SE a: ny promptly attended to, at re- ROBERT H. GRAHAM, Repository and Factory 410-416 th st., bet; D and E . BOARDING. OARDING —One or two gentlemen desiring a comfortable home in a private family may apply AF Lith st. Keferences required. dec2llw if ARGE ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD, on 2d and 4 3d floors, at 818, 820, and $25 per month; fine location ; one rquare of the Treasury and principal hotels. Address FRUGALITY, Star Office. dec21-2t* ndsomely-furnished ROOMS or, and one south room (nicely ) on the third, with first-class TABLE. t 920 New York avenue n.w. — «lec21-ti He4ES 5 FURNISHED OR UD 4 FURNISHED, with or without BOARD, near | Patent and Post Oitices and two lines of cara. House has modern improvements ; No. 620 I st n.w.decl: OA RD.—Elegant ROOMS, in suits or single, fur_ Highed oe cattetnved "open praten, fechas | tnd private baths, 154-1995 T st. nw. opponite | Franklin Park. _ dects-6e" RS. M. T. SOUTHALL, ind New ¥ willaccommodaie permanent, tran Sient and day BOARDERS. Reduced prices. di6-1in* JLCROPEAN Ho’ = No. 804—811 K street northwest, { * Within half square from Post Office. furnishes Boat the second fi BOARD ROOMS, SUc., 75¢., $1 per day. | APARTMENTS #2 a2 per day. | MEALS served at all hours, day and night. | TABLE D'HOTE 6 p. m., 50c. 1 IRST-CLASS BOARD ND FURNISHED A ROOMS, single or en suite: all moderm con- vemences; terms moderate, 215 4% st.n-w: moBL-Inst Y et TREMONT HOUSE has just un thor. | rh renovation. It is new! ited, carpeted and heated with steam. Board- ers will be taken at the following low rates: Gentle an and wile, 90 to 600 per month; Single Rooms, Goer tee eee tees im to and look ‘the house. oct31-tr REOPENED. i mz THE OFFICE OF THE | Which been closed for a few. been its for District of olumbie, Maryisn, | Ponder ne orth of va. venue, which has been furnished | Ein'diod tip for the couventonce of padlouse Get ) Sultation free. HOLMAN LIVER PAD. ‘What is it? and what does it mean? eight years ago there was discovered and pat ite pructi2en new simple, Convenient ad ate Bier aih of aledicthe tt a The oase yok Handsomely FURNISHED PAR LORS on first floor and two commiaicats CHAMBERS on second floor, ai 918 M st. n.w. 'OB RENT—Furnished PARLORS: BED- i BOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for = ing, 3 and several val OB RENT—Br THOS. J. MYERS, Real Rataie F ‘Agent, 1216 ¥ st. n.w. Gmeo Booms fn May, Baud ee ith and Baw. 03 Ho COF. . | FOR SALE Fine “Qna 14.000 fer of j Sati inthe ity slong tims wil! oe ae 7 mut. in- terest. ci Penoviate ‘JOHN SHERMAN & Co., Heal Estate Ageiits, St. Cloud Building, : For 815 12th at , 10 rooms. 909 T st., Srooms. 206 Oth St. 6 roomis....2 , And other desirable Dwellinss, Stores, &e., situated in different parts of the city. Call and See our list. For Baie. New Houses; modern improvements; small cash ayments; balance monthly eon ent, 820.00 (0. 210 Gth st. 8.€. | Stationary washstands and wasbtul | tubes, latrobes, ramos, fc HOTELS. | {UROPEAN HOTEL, ee Ne. 804-81 EE Street m. w. Located in the center of the city, within balf square from the Post Office, and in close pooty, 0 all the city railways, is now open for the reception of transient and permanent guests. The Office, six elegant specific Dining Rooms, and the Rooms for transient guests, are located at No. 811. No. 804 is the larve double mansion opposite, beionzing to the Brown estate. The rooms are of the largest and loftiest, newly and elegantly furnished. No cooking is doné on those premises, and are therefore very desirable for families. The Billiard and Coffee Rooms are on the ground floor. ‘The Culinary. De- partment is under the immediate supervision of wife, Breakfast is served by order from 7 to I o'clock. Dinner, Table d’hote, at 5 p.m. sharp; six courses, including oysters. The house is open all night, and meals are furnished at all hours. Hot Meals and Board will bo furnished in my portable litchens in any part of the city. Lovers Of specitic German and French dishes can be gratified. Twen- ty-five years experience in the hotel business in Europe and the United States authorizes me in as- String my patrons that this establishment will be iid iy dlcthe Oe aaa meatal nd very moderate for the comforts it p feant tn® L. EISINGER. Prev WHtanps HOTEL. | This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno- vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur- vished, is now open for the reception of guests. BRESLIN & COOKE, 350: 525! $100: $900! $500: ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., have been for many ‘Stock Brokers and Bankers in New York, st 12 'Wall Street. ‘They have the reputation Sivescments caning fue eto 5 ‘snd baxe tae enviable reputation of al Quick tix enlid teeeemlereateeere fa 1s ‘MEMBER OF THE coc the Snes Dantes __FOR RENT. AND BALE. , EB nue: aleo furnished for rent. Inquire at 2401 Ponnaylvania ave oe eee Ena decal {OR BENT Six HOUS! mn gas: 1720 Vermont ave. : ren ver month. | 206 9 Also. two Roons at house 1003 1ith st.nw.; rent | 1115 Met 86. Apply st 1105 Lst.nw. flee? epee as {OR RENT 210 st. n.w., near Trinity cburch, | 431 7th et» 11 ROOMS, bath room, gas, &c.; newly papercd | 1312 E stn. | 8nd painted: in gcod order, rent to suit thet | 917 7th wt a } Inquire 4ll New Jersey av .w dew: = | o19 wth stp. 3 | POR RENT Threestory BRICK, 907 1 et. ww: | ST? Zh ete 34 11 rooms and iarce cellar, with modera im’ {| 3h5 7th stp. Heed | provements” and in thorough” repairs; newly | ee ag | papered. Please apply 909 I street, one door se0 eat, é _ aec2- RY | Ri] | PGR RENT, “The PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY ia | 1» building $25 7th st. n.¥., between Dand E., two | 2» doors below Odd Fellows’ Hall. Inquire at 507 6th | 23.00 st. nw. dec20-st* | B00 | PORRENT 1123 larn Sr. x. Witten rooms, | ‘modern improvement rent until Oc: tober 1nth, 1879, forlow rent of B70 per nomi Ap. | | HOUSES and LOTS in every section of the city at ly T. EK. WA! AMAN, 519 7th st. mw. deo30-3t Prices to suit the times, and on terms that will suit ad Se anion Sadan RIGS HOHE Customers. Galland see my list bsfore purchasinc | ro -NT—A neat two-story CK HOUSE, 5 | elsewhere. Phous, 00 Oat nee SIG pee month eae: | TaN BR. O. HOLTZMAN. 1000 Md. av 1255 T et. n.w.. 107 6th st. ne. k Place. 13th st. se The Real Estate Review, published st my office on the 15th of each month, contains a complete list of ‘ail the houses I have for rent. Call and eet s copy. ‘7 pork 0. 517 E. Cap. st., mod. tmnps., 12 rs $3900 . 211 Pa uve. nw. howseNstore. mi, 1 rs. 65.6 3 and water, 33 rs. Gi(N) S N€.5 OAL 33 New Jersey ave. noah, t.e., furnished. ? rw FOR SALE— 2 Houser, dthand Ace. mod. imps HL Vithat. se, lot 14x80. 1 Rhode Island ave., mod. imy« ‘324 Mth st. now, house and store Aiguses and Lots tor gale in all section: mod. imy sof t OLSON, ON E st. aw. ° he city, aN decl9-tr Real Esta, YHARLES H. PARKER, Real Estate Agent, J Corner 4% and’! streets 8.w. 14 room Brick, ‘dst. bet. E and F aw $s 200 3 Bricks, 4 rs. each, 6th st..bet. LL. & Me.w.cach 800 1 Brick, 5 rs., 6th st., bet. Tand K aw.. e 2 Bricks, 4 re.cach,M st.,bet. 34 & 4 w.each 900 1 Brick, 4 r«., E st., between Sdand @y Sw. 1,000 2 Framts, 4 ts. each. E at..bet S04 s.w..each 1 Frame, 4 re., 4% st., bet. F and G s w. 1 Frame, School st., bet. 4'¢ and 6th s.w_ M st., bet. Sd and 4% sw |b st., near Boundary bet. Gand Haw 1,000 ‘and 4% 8.6 ‘600 3d aw. 400 REL ESTATE BULLETIN = 519 Seventh Street. THOS. E. WAGGA’ (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Houses For Sale. Park Hotel, 7th_st. road. mod. imps.. ‘721-723-736 15th st. n.w., mod. aupa, 909 MT st. n.w., mod. impa., 13 rs lath +t. n.w., mod. iraps., 12 rx G st. now., mod. imps., 12'rs. nd Q sts. n.w., mod. imps., 10 rx 514 Sth st. n.w., mod. imps., 15 rs... Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 824-426 6th at. nw. fh. 6 rs. each 1221 to 1283.8 stn. 16 and 18 Brown's G: Unimproned Property for Sale. lith st., bet. D and E ne., per ft . 10th st.; bet. Band © n.e.per tt. Sand D ver ft. e.. bet. B S.e., per ft, St, bet. 2ist and 22d n.w., per ft. Ket bet 4 and Gthew., per ft... B st., bet. 10th and 1th © Houses For 419 13th st, n.w., mod. imps, Ist. bet. Eith and 14th mow. 1125 1th st. nw. 1662 14th et. nw per ft Rent. 12 rs far. mod. imps. 15 rs... om. nod. iupe.12 rs. od. impa., 10 ra, 03 N. Car. &€., mod. imps. 1745 Lith st. n.w., mod. mps., brs 20 620 D st. n.w., mod. imps., 4 20 .E. cor. 12th st. and Ma.’ ay 2 436 st. 8.w., mod. imys.,8 rs. is New York ave. n.w., mod. int 16 23d st. n.w., mod. imps., Ss, 16 E st. 8.w., 4 rs. b 4g Muss. ave.. 6 8 15 1800 Conn. ave., 6 ra.c00007777 15 Offices. 820 F st., Room 1, second story 820 ae 8.. 4 0. do. 3 do. 5 do. 4 do. 5. ww 615 7th st, Roome 9 and i0.. s and 2 4 511 7th et, Room 5. 16 519 7th st, Lroom... 5 ee eee of igene o8 the 1st and 15th of each month bulletin perty for rent and sale on my booke, which Ssh apndsiarn'ay cma relat by if desired. Loa’ na, $2,000, 81,000, $500, $500, at 8 percent. declStr FFO8 BENT 7 B SMITH, Real Estate Broker, Le Droit Building, 806 F'street. 732 21st st. n.w., 13 rooms, mod. imps 214 A st. s.¢., 12 rooms, med. imps. 419 11th st. 1451 T st. n w., 7 rooms, Furnished Honse, N st. now Furnished House, H st. nw Furnished House, G st. n.w., one of the finest in the og as -. 300,00 Houses and Lets for sale in all parts of the city. Money to loan in sums to sait, at 7,8 and 10 per | cei declétr A. McINTIRE, : Reat Estate Broxer, No. 918 F street, opposite Masoule Temple. Kk. st. ? 4 neat, 6 Ts.,a.m i aml... : at (Unfurni No. 1331 F n.w., 12 re..a.mt 75 No, 478 Penna 50 No. 5 No. No 1 7 rs, xasand water. No. 531 7th me.,7 rs, gas and water... No. 1411 3d nw. 6 7 rs,,mod. wip h st. Georcetowl...... Temperance ave , 4 ra. Stables, centrally lo Fer Sale (Houses, Moat.,near Lith st. n.w., double, a.m. 18th ét., near N, 13 rs. Rear 1th and P sts. Circl Grant et. 0. 51 K w.e., 10 Ts, to iPiuc - Ith st., near K n.w", 9 rs. Congress st. uear Beall, Georgetown, 8 rs. North Capitol aud K ne. ani Sth nw. 7 Ps. ~ By W.E. BUE! Ents Real Broker, 703 E st. n.w. No. 606 10th st. n.w., as poe ig mod. imps.....835 No. 320, and mod. 30 Sense ee No. 708 E at, office rooms... weeeeB15 to 20 For Sale, bargains in «mall twostory press I instalmnente to Stik purchase noe am ONL lite HOUSES f-om to on easy Also a number of ‘To be sold at great sacrifices i contains 13 roguns aud wodérp iuujrovemonts --9166% | 150 100 100 0 | on 000 | BUSINESS CHANCES. POR SALE-A 2m end money to luaa ave 1) Luan MONEY ON RFAL ESTATE. Sums TO Surr, ad 8 per cont RO. HOLTZMAN. Wat and Fate oe RED AND FIFTY DOLLA ty a A Bansain Severn hea HuDSes cali at me office aniaee tia. Al 2-C HOVAE, 1293 Pang none year i time to give it person Address 7, star oftice. docdo-a* tion NM ONEY 10 LOAN ON GOOD REAL PSTaATa pose ae *5.G00, 23,000, power = a aot eral mtuaticr sume: chances “moderate WARNER. 16 Pat ‘tect. POR SALE Splendid seo Batods Stony. wind Connecti ave, every convenience: Pans _—" ISION STOKs eity dome a actory rrssens for selling omt ack of woods, Nertheast cor of Naw nil Fst nw deci d.8 (OR SALEM Fitted Up D For full pa: » Baitumore cng town tars addross W. RN dnote $ 0.00 TO LOAN os WATCHES, DIAMONDS, &o Ar P. WALLAG Wl? Pexseriran: ect? in Near W Fabs FOR SALE —116 ack Washington on on the iy amproved DECE*RATY ine miles fram 1p the 7th street road, aud Knowiar fetropolitan Branc has a house v mt mbered Property arton. ‘Reasonable terms, es DW BROWN, Kaowles’ Stat Montye ycomnty, Ma. dacs FOR 8. At prices and on he tames A New and Handsome 15.room BRICK DWELL- ING, with every West’ situation bi Threestory and DENG Br, : ront m 13th street northwest, Bat wn, bet. Gand H sts. 0 story Basement an i strect northwest, bet. geo 2 all —- h in addition to above we hava npon our too! maiy | PROPERTIES | a Voma Mansard oot BRICK 20th and 4 h Luproved and SALY, RENT and LEASE whi 4 to alow un ayplication THUS. 5. S2HER & 00., 1221 P etree n 81,00. 85.000. To LOAN on good real estate security. E. A. MoINTIRE, Real Estate Broker, 918 F «t. nw SN AND #2000 ON, GOOD REAL ESTATE ber cent per novia W. E. BURFORD, 708 Ent. PERSONAL. MES, 21ACK, 1203 Penna ave setae ant. Past, present and future clearly sornuaiien of partion orev tated restored by vita amulets for local weakinenses, MS, RE RIGHT, M Vovanr HEA nov901m MITA, WHO EMIGRATED PROM Parish of ‘Timdercarth, Scotland, two mt forty four ¥ ». will commuant ute with the Rey. WALTER Halfiertoa 5 Scotland, he will bear of ‘something to is advantaxe decks law tar MiSs OLNEY'S CLAIRVOYANT SIGHT ts un aM rivalied “The reve r and messages given. Coneultat complications and affairs of life. MOVED to East Capitol and A sta, p within half sq “tteon Yoane ington city attest the fact Uh lady saves betier satisfacts a Any one in the profession ting wond present and future destiny ; wives advic ance on all and mstrim STRULOGIST—Mirs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Ponw: Vaulaave. If you would know the trath. co. sult the Doctor in Oftice hours fr mm. to9 p.m. novi 1) Diner SEE, SERA, SUREASSES Abt er articles for beautityin yrewarving t Teeth. “For sale by all druceusts. 26 or PROFESSIONAL. axp ENcrrema, ) Yarner Burd: fs aud wenera! Iron Work de- Contracted for st lowsss dySar IN, ARCHITECT 916 F street, CTTO has Removed t: Root cae npare dove. Raferencen fer. ‘Dr Downes oe, 1th retest a. im Balastyne Bon. tae [D®: 2: 8. Gizes, Dentist, 10" 703 1571 = VED TO Ls nee yt ] KR. LEON, the Oldest Established and ouly Reliable Ladies* Physician in the city, can be sulted every Tuesday. Wednesday and Saturday “4 No 915 6th st., near K, from 1 to 8 o'clock A. Oftice and Res dects-20* Female Complaints quickly cared. dence, 13 Barnet st., Baltimore. Ds BROWN cures Spermatorchea, Premature Decay, Seminal Emissions, Lost Visor and all Diseases of a private or veusreai nature. Oitios, 1605 L st., near 16th st. uw. declOAm* N HON ON EARTH.—A thor - indicating “how con firmed disabilities ma: ‘The exper: ‘ence of 20 years’ sudy nd protsssion al practice, showing the insure re stored manhood, strengthened vitality, aud sound conditions of health, that have been impaired by overtaxed powers. A statement of obstacles to mar riage and of the means by which they can be ra moved. By mail, 25c., currency or postage stamps Addre: y Museu Anatomy und i Broadway, N. ¥. m0 M ANHOOD KESTORED. A victim of youthful in ture decay, nervous deb vain every’ known rewed; csnsing prams having tried tn cure, which be will send rnke to k Address 44k deoly kk 43 Chathan JH. ROBERTSON can be consuited Wednesday and Saturday at bis Offios, st. nw., near 6th at., may | 2109p! mon all diseases of i Nervous System. Keceat quickly cured. Ail Female Comp Soneultations Strictly, teed in every case. res mode: 74 National Hotel, fro, the ey On, 0 By, nupiaints quickly cured. rivate, aud a care @UAraD- Fifteen years e@xperienea. Main office, 1¢ 8 Gucaw at? Ooty H. D. BARK, Formentr or Keir & Bane, ‘Will be found at ORGE T. KEEN'S MERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB- LISHMENT, No. 414 Nivra Steeer . w. 8) He will be pleased to see his friends st all