Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1879, Page 2

ee _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY January 13, 1879. CROSBY S. NOYES. Editor. Average srorn Daily Circuiation over 17,500—being @ much larger bona fide, regular and permanent cir that of ail the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘To Travelers and Residents Abroad. Tre EVENING Stan will be fonnd on file at the folk places, where, also, a= ve and subecriptions will be received —Hen x Co. 449 Strand, Charing Cross, London: Charles ick, 118 Voulevard Magento, and N. ¥. Herald Office, 49 Avenue de Opera. Paris. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to end nouncements as early in the day as possible, and in ali cases before 12 o'clock M. “The insertion in the same day's issue of those reaching the office after that hour cannot be assured. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THe Star, according to their tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays miay occur, on account of ab- Bence, etc. Checks, etc., should in all cases be made payable to the order of THE EVENTS AR NEWSPAPER ‘Company—not to that of any individual. §% Anonymous communications not jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. in their an- ; re The Mormon View. It 4s considered strange that the Mormons Should adhere so strenuously to their doctrine of polygamy. so odious ‘to tue Christianized world, and particularly unaccountable that the women of Utah shoud defend a practice deemed especially degrading to their sex. Yet a mass meeting of Mormon women to the number of dwelve hundred assembled in Salt Lake City re- cently, who spoke and “resoiuted™ earnestly in favor of plural marriage. It seems to be sup- posed that the Mormons do not advance any- thing in defence of polygamy beyond a blind faith ta their creed Dut those ed that they n array of argu least to the selves, tos as well as the sanctity of pl claim that it isa yy tioned by the | Bible, tas well as the past, v of the peo- pie of the Ii majorities are to rule, then | they sar the practice of the va: numbers of the popu have tolerance at th ‘The Mort husban¢ gravity and apparei polygamy as a cross pl ly preponderant the world should hands of the minority. will tell you with entire sincerity that he accepts aced up him by his re- ligion; that if he was merely seeking sensual gratification he could indulge it much more cheaply through the Gentile practise of prosti- tution. than by binding himseit to the support ofa plurality of wives and their children. The Gentile practise, by which the unfortunate Women Who serve as the playthings of an hour, are abandoned to degradation and speedy death upon the street, and their children left home- less vagrants, candidates for the penttentiary and the almshouse, t contrasted in lurid colors in the Mormon papers, with the pa- triarchai system of polygainy where ever. woman and every child 1s cared for, ‘They claim that there 1s not a prostitute, a va: a drankard, or a hometess child in Mor- dom;—that any speci of these classes te be tory are imvariably claim further that polygamy 4s especially advantageous to women. as saving them from the brutalities of s¢ 1 husbands under the one-wife and they asseri that t constitut disease whieh is bre: of so large ng down the proportion ot Gentile | mor e wives of | e ived to | ably their wiv | ace iS not only a | Their | a ny con- | verts to polygamy ta this country, but it is well | enough to know what they have to sav for | themselves. } ears | The Two Elcetoral Bills. ‘The Southard electoral bili which the Mou: committee i5 expected to present to the House With a favorable report as a substitute for the Edmunds Dill recently passed the Senate differs from tt espectally in omitting to tnerease the time intervening between the meeting of the electors and the counting of the vote in Congress and im the treatment of the electoral returns by Congress. Senator Edmunds pro- poses that tribunals provided by the respective States shail decide as to the true returns of a State and that where such deetsion 1s made It shall require the vote of both houses to over- throw it; where such decision is not made and the conflicting returns are sent in it shall require the consent of both houses to count the vote of the state. Mr. Southard’s bill, after providing that in case of controversy as to the appoint- ment or eligibility of electors the highest ju- @ictal tribunal of a state shall make decision, and it shall require the vote of both houses te reverse such decision. If there are‘two judicial decisions, both purporting to be by the highest court of the same state, the one which is ac- cepted by both houses shall be deemed copelu- sive. If froma state where there is 4 contro- versy no judicial decision is recei;eq, the con- tested votes of that state sho", not be counted unless by the consent of ‘yoth houses, and the certificate accepted %y poth honses shall be | conclusive. It 1° not itkely that the Southard bill will pass *"e Senate even if approved by the House rhe effect of the action of the House ~smmittee will doubtless be to prevent the Deed legislation on the subject of presi- AEF tial elections for this session. a < The Water-Mleter Question. “PC. C.” in another column gives his views @ water supply question in opposition to xpressed by Dr. Verdi, Many of his ideas seem to be sound and the result apparently of some experience, but he does not, after all, suc- cessfully meet the point that It is better to spend a quarter of a million of d creasing the wa of meters to dole it out to the people. We no- tice that In view of a job, the water meter drummers are mustering as iy in Wash- ington as do the school book drummers, when they scent an opening for the introduction of new text-books. We donot think it desirabie to encourage the presence of these seductive gentlemen. The cos ‘of the water meters 13 enormous, to begin with; they cannot be relied upon to measure with curacy the amou r sitates uiation than | | vetiri rs in in- j r supply than in the purchase ; t | \HESTNUT RAIL! ‘Alarge lot of Chestnut prices low. For information apply to WM. BAUM. corner 10th and ( sts =. w. Janis FUSE ZIANOS, cm Uberal terme AR Toning and Repairs, at V. BECKER'S, 907 H Jaa H. % st nw. One new 7, Upricht tor rent. AY’s ‘ M PARIS KID GLOYE DEPOT, ranta avenue (One Door East of Stischell & Martin's) GLOVES FOR THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION button from 75 cts. ton, $1 eae ant M*sT BE 801) ‘lored CASH lore? CASH MERES Colored DRESS GOODS, reduced from 50 4g Colored DRESS GOODS, reduced from 3375s to 25. And 2 splendid line of DKESS GOODS marked Ibe. and 2c. that sold early in the ssason at 25c. ALSO, ACK CASHMERES to sell at 50, 62, Foe and Ste the Best Goods for the Prices offered this winter. H. C. SHUSTER, 705 Mark-t Space, ‘Third door from 7th strest. it [== FAVORITE REMEDY OF THE SEASON FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON- CHITIS, THROAT AND LUNGS, And Affections generaily, is ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND COUGH DROPS. 25 Cents a Pounn Pace: ARTHUR NATYANS, PHARMACIST, Corner 14th and I and 2d and D sts. n.w. faniitr NEW PRICE LIsT. RUBBERS AND ARCTICS. Mon’s best quality Candee AROTIOS. 1 en's and Boys: do. $1 & $1.2 Do. do. Snow at, 3 Men’s Rubbers, best quality, M Self-actiny do. "C. est quali do. Rubbers, b W. SELBY 'S 1914 and 1916 1 Between 19th 11,000 ¥48?s OF HAMBURG EDGING INGS. Diercr rRom THY INroRTER, FROM 2 CENTS TO 50 CENTS PER YARD. Thumenee asgoriment to sclect from. AND INSERT- 300 REMNANTS OF WORSTED DRESS GOODS, Accumulated during the past four month: Which we will sell at One-Fours tHE Actvat. Gost, From 6 Cents Per Yard. DRESS GOODS, entire stoc at prime cost. best 25 cent Dreas Goods for 18 and 20 cenis, BLACK (ASHMERES, 60 cents. BLEACHED and BROWN UOTTONS at jobbers’ prices, CARPETS and OL. OLOTHS at prime cost to close. BLANKETS snd COMFORTS at cost. NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE + cost c. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Jani3-tr South side, near 7th street. HE FIRM OF RAFF & AM is this day ed by mutual convent, Mr. Win. Pribram : therefrom. The rool, 50 cents; sold for ‘The debts of the late firm of Raff & Pribram he settied by the firm of H STROMBERG € corner dG sta. nw. Washington, D.C. Jat (45DEL Annas. LARGE WATTERS, "TUREEN fs, NTER PIECES SILVER SPOONS AND SILVER TEA AND DINN SAMUE! 178 W. Batro 2OODS —Great attractions in AVES and INVISIBLES. Great riety of NATURAL CURLS and PUFFS, Im- mense barvains in BRAIDS and SWITCHES. IN- VISIBLE HAIR NETS and PINS. Ladies own COMBINGS done up in every style desired and dyed 10, 1879. @ janlLtr i tn ang shade cheaper than ay other place in towne atl. PHIL Hair Worke, 802 7th at., near H. jan LL-2t* ‘AIN COMPLETE. Our Stock of CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY wane DECORATED DINNER and TEA SERVICES, MANTEL ORNAMENTS, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, and other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, ix again complete, and are being offered at REpucED Traces aa J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 923 Penna. ave. northivest. NTED -A white mended. Fetatipm. pees WANTED, To Purci ase —Inuuediately. eth ra | small DRUG STORE, or the FIXTURES | thereof. Address IPECAC, Star office. iw | ‘WANZED A DUTTONHOLE WORKER on fine | shirts: none but an experienced hand need a>- | Bra MCLEAN, 103 Fstnw. | Jandt: "ANTED—A GIRL to dogencral housework and | plain cooking: Teferences required. Ap- | | ply at 423 7th streer south west. v | i | WANTED qh SITUATION arde: or bys man competent and experienced. a JOHN'A BARE! rat eat “insie COOK; well recom. Cali at Le Droit Diniag Sey 4. BOS: R'S, Louisiana ave. jan jt Wa4NZED a ‘atholic lady desires a gr Toa j as companion or governess, Post office Hox 141. zs janld-3t | Wpied ir Tt hownekecnine Rea | Wetted Yer edt Bouackeonine a TNANT, Starothoe. PINE “WANZED-A WE NURSE for a child of seven | weeks. Apply at 500 Maple ave, Le Droit Park. it | Wanted ~A_ CASE of AMPUTATING IN- | STRUMENTS; second hand, in good order | wilido. Post office Bi }Ox 257. a Janl3-3t* y ANTED—A lady of good references would like ‘8 SITUATION as companion for some lady, oF nme wealthy family this SS lestitute, a home in BLANCB: ag x —A refined lady, who is W ‘Would fect vers thanututor ane ASuIS TAN notil she can get employment. Address LELIA, Star office. janls-2t* TED—A good, steady reliable GIRL for eral housework. Only those who can bring rity references. néed apply at 924 French Rana §, 9th and roth janli WASTED—By & young man a POSITIOS cerk in some of the departments: will pa #100 cash, strictly confide 3 ar office, TANTED~—By a respecta 8 y Addresa W.S.N., dant V 5 able white girl a SITUA- TION as chambermaid and waitress, or fo do | general housework for a small fan 0d recon mendatio 624 Virginia ave , bet 7th sts. 8. = pus. Ap and e. By a gentleman and wife, one lanr or two sinall, sunny, wel! Fnrnished ROOMS. | where the table is first.clata: no anawer notiesd tin: less lowest terms und location are given. Address DON, Star office. It \V ith Board ed family, for q nd 10th’and | : Teferences wiven and required. r office. < Wat Exp —Furnisin ond floor, with Board. for li yANTED : $ years. in private faraily ; price not toe ceed $30 a month. Address E. J., Star otlice. an sat | W feason, a Parnished PARLOR M (for dressmaking and milli- | ners), on fir ond floor, from 10¢h to 15th st and Penney} to stinw, Address TE. | . it TANTED AGENTS —Fmployment at home or to travel. State which preferred ; also amount wanted per month for se id expanses: Inzsi- | ness honcrable, nd ewsly operated. Write us, 306 George st., Cincinnati, Ohio. it WANZED In a dry xoods store, a BOY r years of size, whose parents reside in Georgc- town. Apply at 10 Bridze st. | V TANTED-A NURS | preferred, ustomed to the care of chil- | dren. Inquir Jenth gee IMAN t9 cook, wast ra stnall bily; must have best Apply at 712 1th st. JANTED — A_ competent, steady white GIRL, German preferred, (0 do general housework in of two; references required. Inquire 430 ivth stnw. Janae? a reliable white nd laundress. 2 moon, at 45 B st.s.c., with reter- jani13t" | ,ANTED—A recent graduate of a New England college would like to give instruction toa few atin, Physic W V young men in or Enz tuuatic en.” Addr WANTED—A white GIRL to do « work for a small family; referen Apply at 1150 in h st. n.w. W ANTED-BLac No. L situation at L Georgetown, D. C. Aj Bridge st., Georzetown. WANZED Byerynady to et CARD PHO! GRAPHS for’ ony $2 per dozen; 18 small PIG. | TURES, 25 cents, at LODGES, 487 Ps. ave. bot 43g | and 6th sta. oct5-16w" | W ANTED—Al to remember that money and time | is saved in the of WING MA | CHINE, NEV'S, 427 9th st. | all kinds, and pur- chasers make'the commission paid to avents. A lot | of second-hand Machines, a8 s00d ae new, at bottom | prices, Jandtr | | WANTED-OCCUPANT ROOMS, en suite, on Ist and 2d floors improvements ; open grates. Foard if des erences exchanged. Apply 1104 F st. W 4ANTED_EVERBODY To KNow that Smoky Chimne; cured or no pay, at W. D. WY- VILL'S, 452 ia a Ai sare Pemneylva nov30Sn W ANTED—SOLDIEKS' DDITIONALS and LAND WARKANTS. Ossi ipa WILLIAM H. BEGK, cor. Loulsiaua ave. aud bin st. “novesue | ANTED—PRIVATE PUPILS or CLASSES | Latin, “Mathematies, Rhetoric, Loste Wer Point, Ria eS or Collegiate moderate. "8. W. FLYNN; AM. before Ii'a. m.yaiter 4p. in for clecantly furnished reparation. ‘Termg Let. nw. Call novatr 5 |__ FOR RENT AND BALE. iF LING, corner FOR, RENT STORE and Dv: 7th and Good business location; Rent low 16 F st nw. 13-3 FOR BENT Rooms ron Houskexerine floor, water, «as, closets, Kc. borhood;'cars, w to good tenant ‘desirable neigh ket and stores convenient it. 1535 Columbis st. | CELLAR, 1510 E st rooms. 4441 L et. now. 124 Sh ow. K I8HED ROOM in new house, with all modern improvement on Ist, 2d and 3d floors, suitable for Senator, Gon seman or any sentlaman, with rent to suit the imea Aleo, barement in kame Bouse: nice for dining rooms. Apply at 519 18th st. nw. Janl3-Im" OR RENT—FRAME HOUS: ¥' four rows, hy- dvant in the yard. No. 1220 6th st, between, and N sts. nguire 1125 7th st. nw. jantl-2t° (OR RENT—519 Wth st. n.w., 7 ro’ as and kK water; good front yard. $15. ER RB. WILCOX, corner 20th and I tis new. janll-3t OR RENT—1345 U street, three-story BRICK, 8 Tvoms, vas, Water and bath. $40. WALTER R. WILCOX, corner 20th and [sté.n.w. jaull3t JOR KENT—1210 G street, a lance second stor FP SOETH Room, Surushsa or nor, serene tony ily. Also two-stall BRICK STABLE. ‘Rent iow. It* rst-class ROOMS, furnished or i OR RENT furnieed PARLOR, single or double, ROOMS, single or en suite. 617 6th st. n.w., near @. Terms reasonable, Jani1-2t FR RENT—The Whole of a FURNISHED HOUSE or ROOMS, in a most central localit; ce two story four-room BRICKS in good condition, with water in yard, fquare from street cars. Reduced to 88. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. Foe RENT—' FURNISHED ROOMS on_ eecond or thi floors, in house with all modern improvement obtain them at very moderate prices, at 152! a few steps from the Arl FOR RENT 612 La. ave. nw. 1102 14th st. n-w., 10 rooms itelat . 9 ro 8” 14 JanlLst partics seeking elexantly and newly Sts. 15: Madison st.. 6 rooms, $17. Hoa: barn. and 8 acres ground, pesr Boundary ; ply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 Yih st. nw.” S11-3t OR RENT—No, 10 rooms. all plete order. For par! SIN, Drnweist, cone: BHEC *., BRIGK HOUS rovements, in quire of 3H. C FLS, 2013 N st. ts. nw., or TH — Several neat jan.0-3t Troom BRICK with water, bath, water-closet, sink, &e.. near the Columbia railway, in the eastern p wars in rTth and M of the city. Rent, to promptly-paying tenants, only #1250 per month.” Apply to MM. ROHRER, Rest Estate Agent, 513 7th st., opposite Post Office. jal0-tr Pore Ist street n. w.13 rooms modern improvements; one of the best honsas ip West End ; pric per, month. Fil. SMITH, Real Estate Broker, 806 F street, Le Droit Buil ing. 205 4 LLINGS in the center part of | with all moderu improvements, jout reawonalile, toa good tenant able DW he city; 13 rooms, n perfect orde: Inquire of G. F. SCHAF ith st.n.w, Jad-Lm OR RENT—In 4 Most Destmanie Locatios in WasHiNGTON—An leant suite of ROOMS on the second fioor, with bath-room attached ; south. ern exposure, bay windows, etc.; ais9, one or two upper single Rooms; private family.’ Northwest corner of 1th and H sta. 0 dse3)-1in Fa RENT—HOU: E 3: O st. n.w.; front and back yards. Apply to B. H. DUVALL, 459 Penn- : e. Gec24-Im 117 Maryland ave. ne., PAL? or ALL of completely and handsom: House of twelve rooms, in excellent con: loca- on very desirable to one wishiug to live near the Capitol. declh-itw* OR KENT—A neat seven-room ERICK DWELL- ING, with bath room, water closet, sink, &. ; ag G17 10th st. 0. uare and a half from the imbia railway.) Rent reduced from $20to $12.50 ih toa prompt-vaying tenant Apply to M. ER, 613 7th st. n.w., or to Mr WiLMOT, et. n.e., who resides near the housedlit OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BXD- ROOMB, and ROOMS fnrnisied for, hoasekoe F ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 364 Pennsyl- vania avenue, corner 434 st marll-lim' > * FOR SALE. GREYHOUND PUPS, two female: pric: g20 ‘pectively ; parents’ premium ta state shows. Add.ess Box NHREE PURE ITALI Adnonths old: one ‘ms T each, ros bench and _ PROFESSIONAL. KR. DUKE, Dentist, 423 7th atrect su: between D and E streets, Beautifal sets of Teeth, 88; Testh filled, #1; Extracting thout pain, 60 centa, All operations war- ite oct31-ly Ht. J. H. JOHNSTON, 8 graduate of the DParnayvanis “oleae of Deutal Surgery, Puil ‘a, with 16 years’ experience. yy Ballantyne's bookstore, 428 7th Dentistry in a!l its branches. Gold fillings j as administered; not but first | sa work done. References: Rey. Dr. Domer, ith cd H streets nw.; Wim. Ballantyne & Son, ¢28 7th street north weet. jy3-ly R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dexmist, D) icenovon to acuincad wicaee nie Anh J Eistreets northwest, Teeth inserted 87 per set. my23-ly p= J.B. GIBES, REMOVED TO 703 15TH STREET, marl-ly Over ‘Thompson's Drng Store. ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK; 19 years experience. Goods, &c., at lowest i. CHAGE, 616 Louisiana avenue. raestas WANIZED-—MOTHS ana other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by heated steam, CHAGE'S, Uphoisterer, G16 La: ave com FEATHER BEDS to RENOVA’ W “Gitkoera, ste Louisiane 3c OVATE, wt new STOVES for old or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th and 8, LOST AND FOUND. __ FOR RENT AND SAL Fi A. Mointine, 3 E. ona keeare Broxes, No. 918 F etreet, opposite Masonic Temple Por Rent (Furnished. Gost, near 14th n.w.. 12 ra, am. EK. $150 F at.. opposite Ebbitt Hon: to, Mass. av. and 14th n.w., (double 209 Let. bet. lath and 14th sta. lwo 2th st. near G, 10 re..ami 90 Cor. 1dth and N sts. 10 rs., ami. ie & N. Hampebire and Beun. aves., 8 rs. au) 73 Fer Rent (Unfurniahed.) No. 782 Met nw, 14 3s. gj Ro. sa enw, igre, 0. 478 Penn: : No. 1908 Penna aver? Store No. 1905 3 | Nos. 45, 5] and 2} do. 615. arse id ve. 1.W, 2) Noa 104-155-160-162 F n.w..7 20) ate qa Bre, 1s. 10. amp. Is No. 1913 N. Hamp. is Nos. 977 and 029 N. 15 | Ne 1726 Vermont ave.,7 15 No. 815 7th a.w., br., 8 rs. 15, No. 531 7th ne.,7 rs. 1b | No, 2120 10th nw. 10) 829 10th ne... 6 rs, 1115 — 11: N 13th . 6 ra. water, 0 Ke and 13 water, Ww For Sate (Housen) Near 13th and P sts, Circle, 10 ra.,8.m4 No. 1340 Q b.w., 11 rs. a.m. new Sev 10 r'm'd houses, centr'ily located, 8; ‘Sev'l small houses (ood investuients), 3600 Janistr ie Ree ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventl: Strast. (Ohanzes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Houses For Sale, 514 5th st. nw, mod. imps., 15 rs. W Ist st. .€., mod. imps., 12 rs 0 13th st. n. ELA McIN 10s 100%) 210,000 Bh ” Two-Story 724 10th st. n. 208 K st. mn Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. +t h., water, firs. nd 18 Brown's Court, n {0 1762'T st nw. Unimproved Property for bet. 2d and 3d sts. s.c., per ft bet. C and D we., per ft . bet. K and T it Vath and »per tt. st. vet 2d and td kts. 5. Fth, bet. Nand O sts. a. sod. imps., i ts . MADE. mod. imps. corgetown, wod. imap - mod, imps., 8 rs, ors alley et. Ge $26 Sthi st. mn. B89 LEH st 2H st. ne, mod. impa, 72s Brown's Court, water, 4 rs Ist. rs. rpenter ees Hall, has steau Jean Powe priatin 20 20 20 ¥ yERS! s y ERS: AT AB, Several fine HOUSES Puuletig | Y-OWERS = ener aia. west end ; call aad sews Diet 4 Just reenived a lano lot of to loan! 3.¢. Fonuss}exnia y 5 Janitor Vernon Row the Ist and 15th of cach mouth @ Tissue on of all property for rent and sale on my boo! can be had on application st my offlos, or wili be sent by mail if desired. Loans, 210,000 at 8 per cent. Jau:lltr which OR RENT— F cE BH. WARNER, 916 F sirect nortnwest 1827 M at. n.w.....$166% | 1109 Set. n.w. 321 Ost. nw 1307 T st new. 1440 M st. nw. 2100_H st. nw. 639 E. Capitol # 504 8 et. now. Gth st. n.w., store. Let. nw. 05 Ith st. s.e., Park Place. 409 13th st. 8.2. 2d st.se..... jon nosis ‘Tho Real Estate Review, published at my off ou the 16th of eech month, contains a complete list of all the houses I have for reut, together with reports concerning the condition of the real estate market throughout the country. Gali and get a copy. OR SALE _______— HOTELS. WwW ILLARD’S HOTEL. ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno- vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur- sished, is now open for the reception of guests. BRESLIN & OOOKE, nov29-tf Proprietors. ] OST—January 11, 1879, cither in avenue car or ral Ith st. n.w., a Gold EARRING. A suitable reward if retu irned to 602 11th st. nw. jani3-3t” jan}1-3t HAS iG ESTABLISHED THE LIVERY BUSI-, NESS IN EAST WASHINGTON, 1 ann pre. pared to turnish SADDLE HORSES, HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, &c., at all hours, day of night, at one-half former prices. I will ‘frais Carriages for theaters, balls, weddings, germans, anerals, &e., at prices lower than they ean be Lad eH will furnish the pSople of East Washington first ill furni e people of ras m firs class Oarriazes for funerals at the Congressional Cemetery for two dollars each, which will save pay- {ng undertakers profit ef from one to one and a jollars on ead Mi have goed Carriages antl good Horses, with care- ful drivers, and I will guarantee that there shall be nothing wanting on my part to wive entire satisfac. tion. Tam very thankful for the very liberal patronaze heretotore extended to me, and hope by strict atten- Uon to merit a continnance of the same. ‘The public's obedient servant, BENS'N COOLEY, No. 714 E street s.0. NN. B.—I have a Carriage, No. 135, on 6th st. atand. | n.w., day and nizht, and earnestly solicit the patroa- awe of my friends. Janl0-3t | [STERESTING TO TAX-PAYERS. | The SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED | STATES having decided that the special assoss- | ments forthe improvement of streets and avenn9s | area valid and lewal tax,all property-holders whoare still in arrears, and against whose properiy tax lien certificates Lave been issued, will be emmpelled to redeem the saine, subject to such revision now in progress will authorize, of water wu: and t dloption nev the employment of an expensive army of meter lerks. measurers, detectives, &c., to say noth- | ing Of the unlimited fteld of costly plumbing service opened out. Le a er bureau; send away the meter job- rs to upon richer communities; and employ the money saved to increase our water supply. met cy to be employed in seeking out m: itorlous cases for relief by the Provident Atd Sowie eems 10 merit conside —— Considerable favor ts given to the ‘eady adopted In several states, and recently proposed in Obie, giv the unclaimed bodies of those Who die In public institutions to medical socie- Ues, and, at the same time, making the trafic in bodies a misdemeanor punishabie by fine and imprisonment. In those states where sub- jects for dissection may be obtained without the robbery of graves, and where such robbery is most severely punished, “body-snatching?: Will least prevail, States which are without faws making such provisions will need to fall into line in self-defence. —s » | There ts one section of the country in which the good times are not coming, but have come. Speaking of the present condition and prospects of the Pactile slope, the San Francisco Post says that ISTS was to that coast a year of plenty: Crops of all kinds were profuse, mining en- rprises were profitabie, peace and prosperity prevailed. The people’ were free from fatal epidemic, and exempt from physical disturb- ances, such as those that swept over the states beyond the Rocky Mountains. Grangers and miners were alike rewarded for their toil and enterprise. Nay, further, the year closes with fairer — to the great tndustries of this state than any previous one. The season ts ous for the farmer, and everywhere min- developments indicate an era of dividends i upon one of assessments.” Reports from the central belt of the United States indicate that eastward the course of prosperity takes Its way. It is not cold waves @lone that approach us from that quarter. Ee estions as to | reduction 4s the | ro REWARD —Lost on Saturday, 880 ina SMALL *) BOOK; name on the outside, John Sax. ‘The shove reward paid if returned to’ No. 1137 8th st, nw. N AND AFTER JANUARY l0ru, SOUP, with BREAP and BUTTER, will be served at the OWEN HOUSE from 12 to 1 p. m., daily, for 10 cts., aad a WARM DINNER from 4 p. mn. to 6, for 25 cts’ Clerks in the Departments and ‘others ‘will please call and try the quality. Furnished ROOMS from 10 to BIO" th. Santee PS ™O se SPAIDS, Proprieto nw. Janl3-3t* 1982,,.G0ine from Patent Office to Printing of setts av ice, thence to Capitol Hill by way Massachu- a Gold Masonic BREAST PIN. A Lb. a paid if returned to 106 Indian Bureat, janl3-2t* | JO8f-A POCKET-BOOK., containing papers only | di valuable to tha owner, on Ist, between 1éthant ith sts. A suitable reward willbe paid if left at 1132 Ist, WM. PERRY STRAITNER. janlL at | | ¥osi—From of onsof onr waxons, between our | Ad treet wa and B. & P. RR. depot, on the evening of December 24, 1878, @ TRAVELING | SATCHEL containing one dress, some articles of | lady's Wearing apparel, onehair braid. gloves. laces, nd one package of visiting cards, with the name of | “M.A. Cumming, 1315 Rhode Isiand avenue,” there- | on. ‘The finder will be liberally rewarded by re. | turning same to GEO. W. MOSS, Agent Adams Ex- press Co. % Jani gentleman desires to 1 acne interesting, lively GIRLS. Object | an, theater voing, &c., &c. Address in sti | dence STRANGER, post office. PIANOS AND ORGANS. W™: KNABE & COs WORLD-RENOWNED GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANO, THE BEST MADE. Every Instrument fully warranted. Pi. anos and Organs from other celebrated fac: tories for sale, rent and ex on the most reasonable terms. 8) inducements for cash or shi BODE! ENDA 'S Pu W: .CH’S Prawo WaRERooms, 423 ‘Eleventh street, decé-tr A few doors above Penn’a ave. T ee ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL! Victorious at the Centennial Exhibition, 1876; achieved their aera GRAND OROWNING TRIUMPH' At the Exposition Univeraelle, Paris, 1478, G. L. WILD & BRO., Soe AcEnts, 723 Beventh street n.w. Also. its for the celebrated Kranich Basch PIANOS and STANDARD ORGANS. = Lowest prices; fairest and easiest terms. nov26m. OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with’ abstracts of ens on real estate. 506 10th st. n.w. | G am. to 10 | | | pi. Always in before 9 and after 4. BANKERS. 422 5th street... 41 13th street 1912 10th street eee Jansr JOSEPH G. HESTER, ‘(OR RENT = F Br F. H. SMITH, Boal Estate Broker, Te Droit Building, 833.33 rooms, mod. imps. ~ 50.00 10 rooms, mod. imps. 2 50.00 pas ave and 2d 9 00 30.09 7, 7 TOUS, Tk Ps. x 1414 6th st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. 25.00 1614 Monroe st. ‘n.w., 16.00 Dw, store. 15.00 T ‘7 rooms, 15.00 Furnished house, 2ist st. mw. 25.00 fumished houso Ith st. n.w. 7 ths 75.00 ‘urnished House, I.W., One of finest, in the city. 300. y 300.00 ‘Houses and Lots for sale in all parts of the city. Me to in at 7,8 and oe loan sums to suit, at 7, a OR RENT NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE, A new 10-1oom RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof and every modern convenience. Also, in the most desirable portion of the * WEST END, ovement ad Innes Bek Sat provement, 4 —o "FOR SALE. = A Handsome 12-room RESIDENCE, on L street .W., near Vermont avenue; contains all modern haprovements and built in a most substantial man: ner. oft Sal FRAME, on Tstrest n.w., near 1ith; Lot 120. Several Magnificent Building LOTS, on Ver it arene. between McPherson Square and Lith street ircle ‘Two Entire Squares of GROUND in the north- western section of the city; a fine opportunity for Pr, i OK Lane Tract of LAND, beautifally situated Large Tract of LAND, beautifully situated, and being a part of Meridian’Hil: handsome lore for Villa site be sold at a Jan2-tr JOHN ; commanding a " THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F street nw. MAN & 00., Heal Estate Avetits, St. Cloud Building. Por Rent, ‘816 32th st., 10 rooms. 909 'T st., 8 rooms... me oth sts & xccmne a nd other desirable Dwellincs, in different parta of the city. G; 25.00 , sitnated Stores, &e. Gail and see our list. For Sate, New Houses; modern improvements; small cash aymenta; bai; é erage mae mont. No. 1908 9th et. nw. FoR RENT. No. 517 E. Cap. st., moa. any No. 211 Pa. No. $23 Miasourl av vote No. 1006 Penney) BR 8 Es 5,500 2 S 7,000 ‘Houses and Lots for sale in all ‘of the city. UG. A. NICHOLSON, decl9-tr S Broker, 708 a aw. : fan tm 30 Profits on 10 days investment of @) 00 | SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS CAN NOW BE PAID | Rg BEACK, Macnene Hears, —Trance 1300 "i Western Union, Odoreraoue® SLOO AT A DISCOUNT, | ana Medical, and Dustiess Sittings. AU nervous | Rporortional returns every week on Stock Options ot and all tax-payers interested will find it of advan- | pote Muaitated Amaled rosa ace ee, Ae Meh | Geklarefrbe, “Addiees't POTTER Wioh Te oO. | {sein adjusting and settling their tax billsto call on | cases 1203 Penndylvanid avenue. jansst* | Bankers, $5 Wall street, New York. jo8eodaily” eS Wallistrot, Now York. JeB.codicly ” | WILLIAM DICKSON, MAPAM DAY, Ciamvoranr ann Meprom. | $26! $50! $100! 82001 500! | AML Magnetic Hesling. Names and messazes civen, Reat Estare AGznr, Consultations uyor business complications aid af- | | ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., hays been for 222 Four-and-a-Half st | fairs of life. Marshall House, corner 8th and Dats. | many years Stock Brokers and Bankers in New i 2 [ + | Private entrance ou D treet, jan8_ | York, at 12 Wau Strect. They have the roputat on _}m%lm__ Three doors above Columbia Buildins. | = os of gaining for their customers largo returns from —- SS a KS. H. F. WRIGHT. MAGN ND CLAIR. | ‘2Yestine frou $50 to #3 | OFFICE OF RED “c” on, company MNoraxr’ HEALEI sot gta ar nw tas ent: | enviable repatation of sivas aking ah aes . . nv COR ser i ni i i LN ¥. | 57 Light street, | and Chronie Disesaes. Consultation tren melee ne. eee oe Baxtrvoxe, Mp. UREKA SUKPASSES ALL MEMBER j E OF THE EXOHANGE will “The total number of coal oil explosions in the | drugwista a5'conts por toe Ae 1 Geld or ans purchase or sale of | elty of Baltimore during 1878 was 91; persons novb-tr BB ach od aoe eTae MATS, | burned, 60; died from their injurfes, 14." Sse fire | aaa | inspector's report. ‘These are most harrowing facts, ae and all the more distressing because the accidents | 2(; YEARS OLD. | Mere positively unnecessary, as they resulted solely | | We havo succeeded in purchasing the control — from the use of Inferior Oil. If every one of those | 18 District and Marylaudcfor gate of root consumers of oil had used the RED“C" SAvETY | BERI’S OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY,” This — — ETY | Whicky was made 1852, from 20 per cent of mae THE | OFF teaad record would never have seen thelist. | barley 60 per cent malted syesby the kl hen ge TRADES. } This Iluminating Oi is ABSOLUTELY SAFE— | atadewree ot heat mot exccoding 400 denier ey — cannot explode—is as harmless as whale or lard oi, | but. quarts of spirit extracted from each bushel of Co REINDING, It has won hosts of friends and customersamong the | “"Whereas under the present from 16 to 18 LXCETT BOORBIND IER be very best and most intelligent people in the commn- | quarts are distilled trom each hushel of car @ carried on as heretofore. The same ezoxzlent nities in which it hae Been sold. ‘The people who | 8u4,{he igh dares of eat altaned by de fataa” il bon the mopar etyis which nes aaa oot want the best article are willing to pay a fair price | ‘essential oil i Sharacteriatic oatablse for it, and can appreciate it when they et it. wee Dy. the oe Hof PHOR soa NS: ape] ‘1019 Ponnoploontn ave. ‘8d floor. pein pO EPH JONES, 2 great an extent ith olla’ as With liguome soet the | of, New Oricane Ls., addressed ‘to Messrs. Toby & | rrr = | Co,, of that city | manufacturers of the RED “C" OIL decided that | C& the ONLY POSSIBLE MEANS OF PROTECTION | We Oe ae eames, of Wauaky, lebetlea a = was ite rank, ek: the alt fae a ot 4 gmination, contained 4733 percent. of absolute alco. tanib is 4 ly way the oil itself can be marked is by a color, | from gssENTTAL olla, FUstr, oil and ALE Se Haire rafal Hed olor which thé | gaits, and is the ONLY Whisky I have ever foun fae HIB NHES, A: (ONt—Col- bears, and obtained from the United States Pa- | from ‘The grape sugar which sald Jere Hed Color applied to Lamp” Ou? 4 ve the spirh indications of great | 2%.e0 road, i bY 1877, and also rocess RE, low ‘of de witch (he oll i treated. "The tes Dae hres | ” Encore | etablen, aie nega monte. | Dire foods trademark. and never applied by us to ‘We can refer to the l hy of this city eS A Mics tr BP We gharantes it to be SAFE beyond the n- | ye erst qualities medicinally. ity af an sccident that could not ocour Bean: | B. W. REED’S sons, L test om oy ip a ee Jan6tr 1216 F' street. it pure, sweet, clean a1 For sale by mauy of our best Grocers, anditssale | SWERE | 5 acusons | *%47¥ RED "0" OIL MANUFAQTURING COMPANY DEALERS IN TLLUMINATING AND" | OHWING| BEST. TOB4000. 57 LIGHT STREET, nesr | , Awarded urenesr Parez st Centennial Exposition Jen9-6t : BaLtiwone, Mp. for tie! CHEWING Cee en 4xD | PALLETT Davis @ Cos PIANOS.— | ino, ‘Ths best tobacco ever 1nade, As Our Beautiful styles for the Holidays. Low, trademark is closely imitated on dnfe ‘808 RomSam to iS po noe Booms open dealers Bend for sample, fee te Ok. on asclotr E'L SUMSxR, si otmhstow, | £00. Mite Potocsbee e M™*- © 4) WHITES, 415 ure Srarer. peaties fashionable hair dresser and hair work. ‘Orders sont mail prom) iy alvended to, ota ri an [T° CLOSE BUSINESS MARCH Ist, . 921 Pennsylvania avenue. ~ Our $45 ENGLISH SUITS to order now. .....00$25 Our $12 ENGLISH PANTS to order NOW. se0000 7 Our $48 FINEST OVEROOATS to order now... 30 Everything in the store must be. we move any of the stock. eae Set GaTerms case to everybody. Jan6-tr | ane. | A Dray Sherman House,” situated within one Biankets, $1. FoF | Bed Spi 12r00m DWELLING, with every im. | NOTICE! 500 {Quable offer will be refused for any goods now on LE BOARDING. BUSINESS CHANCES. SEW YORE AVENUE StOTEL—A fow dj S200 AT SN PER CENT. gy 1). $40 ant Ns 30M fan lien eit « S200 Abo per seat to LAR on te ixtate | Midindioae ys : ae r CHARLES V NANDY, & tt Acoul. v CARDING. — For ront, with first BOARD, one south ROOM, niely £ 920 New York ave « WAN MONEY ON REAL PSTATE G—At 345 Pennsylvama ave. now Capitol and Departments, acoe«ibie | at ont street cars. Nicely furnished | OLTZMAN, wt jan’. 1 Dh and © sta ow sn Furnished ALE -The STO rable F without Board, can be obtained Stationery Sto: ences, ia private fan j Sealed bs « 8) Boon, Ja the entire stock 1) ross percent. uponthe net c ash oftered @ud mas DARD —Hardsomely-furnished ROOMS, en «ite | orsinele, with first-class Table BOAKI B' to suit the tines. Apply at No. 915 New ¥. FURNISHED ROOMS and BOARD square of all the street car lines. First ot | MoSations at the most popular prices ; 216-215 9 et. poner any Do mot delay, whether b and xet important nothing, and may #ave n: avenue, and 208 4h strect M®S2t h Sourmane, corner 15th st. and New will accoumuodate permanent trae Siont and day BOARDEUS. Hediaoed prices. 416 Im" ny & doilar, = = mrs mectircren tame PETER CAN A "TEE TREMONT HOUBY has just undenrone thor- Pe" Evoone cet ough renovation. It is newly papered, painted, | Janls Qe 19st p | sarpeted and uated with steam. Bermanent hoard ire : | srs will be taken at the following tow rates: Gentle | [QE SA) 1 From 3.000 to 4.00 gan and wife, 880 to S00 por masa Wise oe KY HEADS inthe ground. A $25 to 880 per month, 87 to $10 per wea, Table Board, $20 per month and $b per week. ‘All are Fuk SALE twnte tive ‘ nvited thea!) and look thronch the honea oct?1-tr RAILROAD COMPANTS & " H.D. COOKE, 4 ~ ___ LADIES’ GOODS. a SSS MID GLOVES. VANTED AT Go. & REPENTI ry, 709 1x THE FINEST KNOWN > RE Ban az Maks. J. PLPA 1107 F street n.w., Osty Good all Fix! LPs a small rw able de permanent! : a D streets 1 Mad | 2 Hth and 12th » ver | coal . it's Jowelry store, where she is selling off | [NITED STATES BONDS a handkone assortwent of FRENCH BON. = D HATS rewaraloss of cot B | United States Fore Per Gent lowest ra h for Called ai PETER CAMpat Banker and Broker, 1431 Pa Orders pron jtly 0. RESERTION Bovners, { nl? FINE MILLING RY GOODS, bet Willard’ and Treasary LOWERS and FLOWER G Eand MUSLIN DRESSES. Boa ep . LACE GOODS IN GREAT V Thy UNDFRGARMENTS, J. BP 2 AN ELEGANT TRIMMINGS, s te Trevise, Paris, SUITS and CLOAKS at ¢ — a 4 stock. a CASSIN & ENNTS, M&S. SELMA Eve! | - : i a ( REAT BARGAINS. 614 Ninth st., A ty t FOR SAL®. : or Opposite Patent Oftice havtyrelt voreee Gan ee aes “h; b 8 per ens nits af k building, , teat, bee t press brick front Also, Novelties in F. er, ans BROIDERTE: i water, ce § v4 Peoperty located traction for nu rat 13th sis now, Alaa, ILK ERINGES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS and | y houses, ‘ceutraliy located, frou wreat variety. | ch. will be show! TANTOWN. WOOIs first quality, 10 cents | si incictinlge vadoanstern ses per ounce. Agent for Frank Leslie's PAPER PAT TERNS. r : W. FE. BURFORD, | Real Estate Broker, 708 E st. nw. for party wear, frou he. to’ $1. per epray oe ice A Nicely Sees een ee eer Vireinis. For fall part dress W. BN. 68 FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, Ar Oost. Chew st., Beltimore: dec MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, from 2to 6-puttons, | G.000 TO LOAN at REDUCED Price to close. os ro MADAME M. J. HUNT, WATCHES, DIAM tr 621 and 623 D st. nave. ss = —f wT P. WALLACH'S, DOUGLASS. NINTH STREET, 8T. CLOUD BUILDING, 1427 PeRENsyivanis Ave EXcLUsIVE AGENCY For 1He GREAT “CURATIVE CORSET.” 1000 AND 32,00 ON S200 at 105 TH “CUIRASSE CORSET” Now being introduced by ue is the only perfect itting Corset of the kind at One Dollar. 7 EDUCATIONAL LUCTION IN &! . 1221 6th st. )N—MADAM II NisH, Day ami Kj yan. RMAN will wive los decttr DOUGLASS" Apply tor teray. at — ——————____ - Jan lo-sae® ARE ATTRACTIONS $ ; . Re CH. RUEL EMI's: 403 Tth atrect ( ae seenes tah Agv ip tore s wanificent stock of new and ven. | PROP. 8c mums ES PALMONT cfu yles pre Slippers, Slipper Osses a, wd Cushions, Usnasome deena. Fancy Wormed | Teadings and Tmpersonstions by CRYPTI PAL Work and Knitted Goods of all descriptions. Com. cai Sune eae glete outfit for Infante. Fine assortment of Mao came Thread aud Point Lace Tranming. Borlin Zephyre, German and American Kuitting Sarn, Germantown wool, the best quality and sood weirht NDERGARTEN NOKMAL INSTITUTE, Model Kindergartens and Advanced Ulasaa, LOUISE POLLOCK, 929 Sch et. E POLLOCK, 1127 13th st. mw., F TE, with at the lowest prices, snd the most attractive stock of | Siny even for Lad Holiday Goods to be found tn the city, Dont forget sd — Jae ‘he name and place. ‘OH. RUPPERT, MESS ,8), ©. GRAVES, (Successor to Mine A.D. ‘7th street n.w. 4Mi Merrill and Miss B. C. Graves), assisted by « f7-No Braxce Storr. Dove Sa etent corps of teachers, will reopen her Selact ! and Kindergarten for Boys and Girls SEP- TEMBER 18, at 800 18th etrect,corner of HL rena and German ‘without extra charge. The Normal training Class will bein October 15. For particu the Princi é foci [Apres WINTER BOOTS. VERMILYA te selling Ladies Buttoned BOOTS, of his own make, at $5.00. =z address . i {)RENCH LANGUAG: fessor H. MASSON ‘The best in the city for the taoney. (given (rivals lasoas it FIENCH at hie ova residence, No. 2 nnsylvania avent at nov2htr 610 9th street, opp. Patent Moe | Tester rape Familiar Gorse he SS Et nee rammatical Dictations form the basis hia instruction. ___novi6-2m a - — = ADEMOISELLE V. PRUD'HOMME'S FRENOB \HE. ¥ i 5 M CLASSES. ( ar = ye AND —— TS. 2 IneaerpnsrE Cotton than Androscogsin, To. ; best Cali- Residence D.w oon, ts. 5. Ge: Canton Fiannels 5, ‘Gs 106, up: Bip 8 yore Ladies and Children are con- ‘001 s, extra bargains, ND Goods, slatuchtered. Gato 81: Black Bike, iow | .Moming, Afternoon ‘and Evening Classes for Tae Prices, 62c. to $2: Finest Cloaks in ci dice, . ype Gentlemen, Boys and Girle. Private it e3, ty for prices. as Wool White 85 to BS. cheap; Gray Blankets 50c,; reads, 50c.; Hamberx Edives, 2, 3,5, 6, 8c. CARPETS. Slaughtered ; all prices, from 25c. Iugrains, to Bras- they must be closed ont, 83 to & A new Term will commence January 6th, but Pa- pils can enter at any time and Will oly be charged sels, 0c. up. from the time they eater. ee ere Gall any day betwees Phot ttle oe Mr tage 2+ Pe - o , OF Miho Se S00 eee pure || neste doce-amn NOTICE! NOTICE! ‘We find our Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods (embracing some of the most desiral out this reason) very much too lange, and extra inducemeuts to cash purchasers, thro@ upon the market during the next 30 days: Silks, Velvets, Woolen Dress Goods, consisting of Cathineres, all colors, Plaids, French Novelties, and many other desirable fabrics. at prices from 200 30 per cent. lower than ever offered in the city. gant Black Silk Fringes in great variety, che: ee BUSLNESS COLLEGE, Corner 7th and L streets n.w. Established 1866, Its hundreds of wraduates, men and women, are holding positions of trust and profit. The course embraces Penmansh' ling, Composition, Oar. respondence, Business Calculations, Sin aud Doubie Entry Book-keeping, Business ne course tay bs com- Conanercial “Law, Political ‘Economy, Ethics and Tactures. E attending day or evening sessious. For par- lars Visit the Oollewe, or adidross Just opened a handsome assortment of Silksand | 2080 WC. SPENCER, Principal. Silk Gauzes in light shades, f PEWATELY OB IN OLAS. — Latin, Marne. Cloaks below cost. inatios, Rhetoric, Lowic. " Arithmetic simpli Jan’ West Point, Annapolis or Coliewiate preparation ae Terms moderate. ‘8. W. FLYNN, A.M, 1227 L ot BE iabbibant ained a. w. Onl! before Ua m.; after d p.m.” seplt-tr h an’ oa aS APLE iD z — DISCOUNT. APLE) %, CONDORD TILER, rom their close cash prices on all sales of imported Pa Boys, 850 per quarter Girls, $45. Students Dress Goods, iucludiug Cashimeres, Alpacas, Cash. | orepared for business, Vale or Harvard College. ir striictore first-class. mere de T'inde, Matelasse, Datuasie and Knicker. | tz OTe Locker Suitings, &e,&e. Besutif ved H J. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Principat. et, $L.60 per yd., worth $2 Seal Brown | vy Blue Bik, 75c._ pe Black Satin, $1 z 30 PPLIES GH SS ct ible want Waters | FAMILY SUPPLIES. f, and up; Ladies’ and Gents’ White and | ——— = ted Uns rwear, very cheap; the best and heaviest | LBs. OUD € HEFSE Red Twilled Flannel made, very cheap; Wamsutta , 0) Best N.Y. BUR WHES 44, bleached, Cotton, le. yd.; Wide, all Table | Nice BRIGHT SyKuP, per Datuask, 37cc., and up; Clark's best 200-yd rol | Lbottle Py, WHISKY. Cotton, 25c.; Blowant 3Batton Kid Gloves, $125 | Ucauon best SWEET CADET pair, and many other barzains in firet-class woods, | W RN SHOULDER BacOs Call early and secure choice zoods at Ss HAM BRODHEAD'S, i S$ pounds beet BUGAR CORN. ses Lei eee I alon NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, fanoy imoaner aon Rew < [Lenovenioe HICE FLOUR, ECKER'S FARINA PRESSED Hors. C. 8. OUARE & SON, unin CONNOLLY'S DEY GOODS STORE, About the 10th of January I wili remove from my present stand to the Northwest Corner of Pa. ave. and 11th st. Until that time I will offer extraordinary ind ments to purchasers of Dry Goods. As I wish to | open ny bew store with an entire new stock, no res. MASSACHUSETTS REFINED CIDER, In Store and to arrive. ‘The best CIDER in the District. For sale at low prices by CONNOLLY janatt 608 Ninth at. TBE CHEAP casH STORE. | SAM L ©. PALMER, Wamsntts Cotton............ 19 | 87 Greene st., Georgetown, D. 0. Geckse Wool Diaske oo 3.50 do. 400 Corner 14th st. and Now York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. Muslin and ‘Socom, ig the cheapest Shirt in the world. me ‘at 70 cis, unfinished, np ne poy Sf ihiet in deo markt ee prices, and Six of them is 5 nice is husds of tas sain seatartal as money, but in