Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1880, Page 2

pf THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, THURSDAY... . January S, 1890. po cusese S. NOWES.... Editor. Average Daily Circulation over 17.760— teing @ much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of att the other daily papers in the city added together. “Tar Sran is connected with the wires of the Na tional Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies oan therefore be availed of in sending to Taz Sram Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charze. These facilities are a creat conve- mience, and will be appreciated by the customers of Tae Stan. ‘The Eight-Page Star of Saturday. a Advertisers and news-dealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as prac- ticable for Saturday’s fifty-six-coiumn paper. ‘The orders from the latter for last Saturday’sen- larged edition reached 5,200, the largest. ever received except in times of very important and exciting news. The number of advertisements printed in THz Star during 1379 was 20,336. This number has not been exceeded by any paper published south of New Yorkeity, with possibly two exceptions, and but by few tn the entire country —_—_—_—__+o+—_____ The Reported Truce Between 'Tam- many and Anti-Tammany. The New York correspondent of the Philadel- phia Ledger telegraphs to that paper a partial confirmation of the rumor that a truce had been patched up between the Tammany and anti- ‘Tammany democracy. According to that cor- respondent, who 1s usually well-posted as to political matters, the Tammany democrats had agreed to support any man nominated by their party for President, no matter if it be Tilden himself. Another paper represents that a for- mal agreement had been entered into between the two factions which involves the retirement of John Kelly as chief sachem, the reorganiza- tion of Tammany, and the disbanding of the Ir- ving Hall democracy. This report stated that the entire democracy of New York city 1s tocome together in the Tammany organization and all old feuds and dissensions are to be buried. ATammany member of Congress, in conver- sation with a Star representative to-day, ac- knowledged that there wasa “good deal of truth” im this report. He said that Tammany and ant!-Tammany had been “fraternizing” of late, and both factions had discovered that there was really no sensible reason why they should re- main apart and fight each other; that the “democrats of New York want to elect a Presi- dent next r, and believe they could do so if they would only unite and work together tn democratic harness.” He sald mutual conces- sions had been made, but intimated that John Kelly would not retire from the head of Tam- many. In this conversation, and from another source—tie latter alsoa New York democrat— the intimations were that the alliance between the hitherto opposing factions of the democracy is hostile to Tilden; that, in short, tt was brought about by the anti-Tammanyites agreeing that they would not support Tilden for the nomina- tion. John Kelly made no other stipulation; he Was willing to overlook everything else, and to join hands with anybody who did not favor Tilden. The feeling against Tilden has been ‘steadily growing among the anti-Tammany de- mocracy for a year or more, led by the World andinfiuential democrats. The democratic can- didates who defeated Tammany at the last elec- tion and at the Congressional election last year, are opposed to Tilden, and there are a number Of signs going to show that the majority portion of the democracy in New York has consented to throw Tilden overboard in order to bring about a union of the party factions. ‘The refusal of the U. S. Supreme Court to ad- vance the legal tender case upon the docket, forces Congress to make some disposition of the question. There are not a few members who would gladly permit this question to lle undis- turbed throughout the session, because they would rather not put themselves on record upon it; but there are others who, though they may be in the minority, are determined that the question of repealing the legal tender power of the greenbacks shall be pressed upon the atten- tion of Congress. There is evidently a majority in both houses, at present, against the proposed Tepeal. The proposition has lost strength since the adjournment of Congress for the holiday recess. At that me the indications were that a majority could be obtained to agree to some future date for the repeal, but members who were then willing to agree to this have returned from their constitutents strong in the belief that the let-alone policy is the wisest. Since the holiday adjournment, too, some very influ- ential newspapers in the north and east have taken strong ground against the repeal. The “sober second thought” seems to have impress- eda good many with the fear that the business prosperity now being enjoyed might be endan- gered by any financial legislation. These are the symptoms now,and unless something should occur to upset the present status of things, it is quite probable that both houses will adopt a resolution in favor of letting the -currency alone. There are outcroppings here and there indi- cating a mild sort of boom for H. J. Jewett as a democratic candidate for President. In a geo- graphical point of view Mr. Jewett ts “equaled by few and surpassed by none.” He was born in Maryland, is a tax-paying citizen of Ohio, ac- lively engaged in business in New York, tem- porarily domictled in New Jersey, with large real estate and other interests in Kansas. Tals seattery sort of individuality ought to give him pretty good leverage ina convention. It Is by no means his only qualification, how- ever. He would in many respects makea strong candidate, and should he be elected he would Hill the office with dignity, ability and integ- rity. ——~<+e-—__.. Under the new constitution of Louisiana the legislature recently elected holds for four years, and therefore ts called upon to elect a U. S. Sen- ator to succeed Gov. Kellogg at the expiration of his term. The only candidates prominently in the field, up to the present, are Congressman Randall L. Gibson and “ Ex-governor” McEnery, who was installed as governor when the Kellogg administration was overturned by force in 1372. McEnery is backed by State Treasurer Burke, ‘who owns the New Orleans Democrat, and is one of the shrewdest political manipulators in the country. Congressman Gibson is supported by the Times and Picayune, ot New Orleans, and by the business men generally of that city. It is quietly announced that ex-Senator Eustis will be a candidate, and that he will have the sup- Port of the planting interests. Though the new Senator will be elected this winter, it will be three years before he will take his seat. — Assistant Secretary Hawley, of the Treasury department, ts “in the hands of his friends” for ‘the republican nomination for governor of Illl- nols. This is the next stage beyond being “favorably mentioned for the place,” and may result in something, if there are friends: enough. —-~-+e-—___ An inmate of the Pittsburg infirmary who was Supposed for three months to be a mute has been sent to the work house on its being dis- covered that he could speak. The idea ot pun- ishing an American citizen for not talking is simply infamous. He ought to be honored and Substantially rewarded instead. Some of the American people seem to think that such a man deserves several terms of office. : —E To-day is the anniv ersary of the battle of New Orleans, and although not one of “the days we celebrate” officially, yet its recurrence will keep green the memory of “Old Hickory” as long as the republic stands that he defended so stoutly. SO Lap! piger eae ko Tay ae, ADAME DYER. DRESSMAKING FROM THE LATEST IMPORTATION S. erior work and Perfect Fitting guaranteed, 1231 Pevusylvania avenue northwest. _jan3-1m selma BC SQUARES, sale or, tevin, oF large deity. mt ] : 208. ar nates and terms mod- i BECKE H st. new. IANOS: RACTICAL INSTRUCTION. Ail wishing, 1c, practical _ins on in ARITH- 4 LGEDRA, GEOMET fe. should ae er CHNIC Sotioor OF OTHE N. NATIONAL T" Unusual advantages are sfforded ficient in these studies. Stu- ‘at any time. For particalars call Prof. BEN. HYDE BENZON, at the Pacsira F st. n.w, from 10a. m. to3 p. mm. attend, 00D NEWS FOR THE POOR. DOWN GOES THE PRICE OF POTATOES. Having a large stock of Early Rose and Peerless POTATOES on consignment, the owaer or which hae instructed me.to sell withiont limit, T have de- cided to sell 2 part of this stock at prices less than the same quality of goods can be laid down here far to-day. t otatoes are fron: the finest potato reion in Western New York and arc unsurpassed Suauallty. Aino, at eroatly redused peices) & lange stock of pure aweet CLD 203 0 gen- fismaas, bho fought in Presiaent fia oe srecintent. a mS ¥ Jans. "460" on ave. Fut QUALITY VERMONT BUTTER, VERY HANDSOME AND AT LOW PRICES. Pet up in Pails containing 15 and 20 pounds. N. W. BURCHELL, Jan8-3t 1332 F street $10,000 WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Will be sold at cost For next 30 days, To Reduce Stock, For Cash only. 1. P. LIBBEY, 00 on, ot, PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Up- hest honors Paris Exposition wo First Premiums at the late National Fair, at Washington, D. Le StietY Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist Jan8-3m o WILD & RO ss SOLE AGE 7th st. neve. betwoen Gand H. 723 Agents for the celebrated Kranick & Bach and the Pelonbet, Pelton & Co. Standard Jans panuanr 8, 1815. JANUARY 8, 1880 THe OF NEW ORLE. aie ill be a Grand Celebration of the the BA’ OF NEW ORLEANS. fed at ODb EEELOWS" HALL, TO-MORROW (Thuraday) EVENIN( ING, at 7 o'clock sharp istinguisked speakers will be present, vi ators Sav z. LSBURY, VO% (01 S.Cox, a, RD, and Major Jas. McD. Cau oe ed Bea! A band of niusie will be in attendance. CULVER, Jan7-2t Chairman Coma. of Arr ‘angements. SURE PREVENTATIVE FOR SMALL POX is Hinrichs’ Anti-Smali Pox Powder, a chemical compound, possessing the greatest disinfecting power. For wale, by HINRIGH'S: BROS., Drag- giets, corner er saud avenue and 43s st. 5. Price 15 cents a Jan7-st* ARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION. Pursuant tothe articles of Co-partnership, the URGEE & HUNT, doing business at’ No, is dissolved for non-performance of es of the part of BURGER, Jan. 7th, 1880. [jan7-3t"]_ JESSEE HUNT. Faxce SILVER WARE. Opened this day a very choice assortment of FANCY SILVER WARE, adapted especially for bridal presenta. HARRIS & SHAFER, decl8-tj11 1113 Pennsylvania avenue. WATCHES, WATCHES. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER OASES, OF ALL SIZES AND LATEST STYLES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., dec29 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, EAUTIFUL FLOWERS. BOUQUETS | OF THE RAREST FLOWERS, BAL DESIGNS Fc FOR WEDDINGS, &o. Can at all times be be Supplied fro iny rich collection DECORATIONS, with beautiful Palms, graceful Dracenas, Croton and other suitable plante. Natural Dried Flowers. N SAUL. JOH! jan6-e06t* 621 7th st., opp. Patent Officr. }USSEL'S ICE CREAM THE BEST. oo ct EeEIOIOUS CE rte ze akes a patty — Tat NEW Youn k AVE. FTER THE HOLIDAYS Get your WEARING APPAREL nicsly cleaned or re-dyed at W. H. WHEATLEY'S DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.C. Goods sent for and delivered anywhere in the District. Send your address. jJan3 ADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUES, SILK FUR LINED CIRCULARS anp DOLMANS, GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, GENTLEMEN'S OPERA HATS, B. H. STINEMETZ, jaul_ Hatter and Furrier, 1237 Penna. ave. (A TABGE ASSORTMENT OF POUND AND FRUIT CARES for the Holidays, all, mado of fresh Print Butter and other good material ¢ deci2-1m_ FUSSELLIB: 1427 New York ave. IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT MEAT. 3 INES Pod nH SOUPS, RN DISHES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF fone ms ond fel erate Po Bee hreatcal Boeans “Lancet,” “‘British Medical Journal,” &c. CAUTION.—Genuine only with the fac simile of Peron Liebig’s Signature in Blue Ink across the es ‘Consumption in England increased ten-fold in D LIEBIG COMPANY’S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To be had of alt signe tia Grocers, id Chemis: nis for the United State wholesale only). G. “DAVID: & ark faba London, Englan THAT NEVER RUSTS, NEVER WEARS OUT, ALWAY! be worn while bathing, is for ea pale FISHER'S, tos ‘7th st. n.w. Mrs. Fisher ae at ee Fabsen ton to the wants of lady patrons. decll (PUE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY “SAPANULE,” = SEVER BREAKS, S60 EAN, and can av! Rg a —& “SAPANULE,” # CURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. “SAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYOERINE LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, nea DAEARULES has no {ts for Chronic Lame- ‘Lame Back, Lumi Ban SS Aer mice, said eit dieeeeoe ah Tcheuin, czenis, Wumors of abr: Diphthona, Bore Piece Paes oe Pat ade ersaice Ue ete from local dieu 'd immediate relief. and Dy using SAPANULES Oh cae OF 00k beth nensoves al aoe eenof Leas lim! Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and $1 per bottle. Send for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prorxretors, deel8-eo 237 Broadway, New ee ee ALERTS apecnted ay Aa a 1. anaiid Samrame ier ta ce ‘Th s.w. decd Brice P Aa. GUGGEN! HOLIDAY GOODS. | Receegee PRESENTS. LIER FET OSEAN Diecount of 10 per cent. allowed on sales of three pairs. ‘Ten Button WHITE ips 81.60. TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 Nos. 621 and 623 D Street. NEW YEAn's GIETS : NEW YEAR'S CARDS. ‘We have our usual large assortment of NEW YEAR'S CARDS, now ready for int Need enaoranpe! W. H. & 0. H. aeeemors Law BoomsELLERS AND STATIONERS, ec29 475 Pa. ceonne. GPORGE BYNEAL, Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plats Glass, ALL xEmrps or Fancy ARTICLES FOR HOLIDay Goons. decll__ 418 7th stony. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) OLMEAD & Ct 1343 F ioe! “Copposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Sctts and Fancy Goods, at the Lowest Prices, and<purchasers are invited to call andexamine. Also, a fine line of CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFURNISHINGS, ut lowest figures. Store open until 9 p.m. @uniermss TRESENTS MAD. ESTREN'S, 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 32 inches Jong, of best Human Hair, for $10 and-$12. Only place to be had. decl9-1m oe ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY deci? tions 8.00 6.00 4.00 aula Fentonto, | Heatian ‘and French Masters 7:50 ‘all Ages; Allibone. 5.00 rica; saat 4.00 Phrackers 7 Ball 600 declO your attention to the ‘ully. Hatsbiiaument of CHR, EUPEERT. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Waar HITE GIRL, 12 to 15 years old, to attend to child. Apply 445 Oet.n.w. jan3-3t* ANTED-SALES TADIES, at Palais Royal, 1117 Pa ay best references required. Wie ee YOUNG MAN understanding job printing and presses. Apply at once, 603 7th FANTED_A Hay WHUTEGIRE, of 16 years, & assist in general housework. “Apply N Lith et. s.w. Jan8-3t? WASTED pavepraters Sisal 10 will rent by the year: prompt payment. Addreas A., Room 5i, 34 office. ANTED— HASE—A medium sized HOUSE, “ash price, exact location and full particulars, Box 63 Star office. Jand-3t* yy ANTED—Two Furnished connecting Rt oue in a quiet locality, where no questions wil! ‘dress ‘* Clever," Star office. peas TERS resnectablo white woman, a cook, wash and iron in a private family; ;good references. Address 2211 L nw. asked. Wiens fe a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as first class cook, washer and ironer, ite family; reference g90d. Apply at 125K rae W erertia clean and tidy colored GIRL, for eeicat Ronee noee must understand cook- if, and have good city reference. 2. W. ply acon fates WwsAs ‘D—Two RooMe, ‘comiontenl Geen (an: furnished). second floor, between 7th and 13th end Fand K ste, nw; terins moderata. “With or Seite BOARD. Address E. J. 8., aay Bos ne jand-3t* ANTED-—A respectable WHITE GIRL, for Fencral housework, inoluding washing and ironing ; references required from parties who can bescen; German preferred. Apply 205 pee etree n.W. Jan3-2¢ WANTED Licentod cree ople’s,. Intaltizence fice,” corner 7th and F sts.—19 white, 6 col- as COOKS, 4GIRLS. Familiesfurnished with eervents free of charge. C. E. PRICE & af V yy ANTED—To RENT—IMMEDIATELY—I menent tenant, a good HOUSE. of BOF t0 roome, with modern conveniences. A x04 location in uorthwest preferred. Address DOCLOR, Star office. jan3-3t* ¥ yANTED—By a youth about 20 years old, a SITUATION in a grocery or commission store ; has about two years experience ; employment more’ needed than wages. references furnished. Address T. K., P. O. Box 550. WANTED. Ament, intelligent colored WOMAN at Restaurant, B. & P. Depot, jan7-2 WANTED A good GIRL for general =e must be a good cook, washer and ironer: re: erence required. Apply 6i8Let.n.w. jan’ FOR BENT Az 1221 G 82. NW. —The most ti ible and finest furnished BOOMS in, the city, en suite or single, without Board. IR RENT—Thrve communicating ae story, over Markriter's new Store, 626 Eat., one door from 7th st.n.w. Apply at the ‘Stores iand6ts Fe, RENT Nicely furnished communicating ROOM! alcoves: 2 on second floor and 2 en third. pay at 1204 iit st.. between M aad N Lew, FOR BEST Elewant APARTMENTS, ‘on suite or singly, toone or two gentlemen. " new: private family: no ch‘ldren, PR RENT—Suite of furnishe1 ROOMS 01 ond floor, in desirable locality ; south front. “hot and cold water in toilet closets, other conventerices. 933 K st. Jans-30" FOR RB LSS ee ie fenntiy. two hay furnish adern conveniences ; will rent vecperate or one: terms moderate. 929 K st. Jan3-2t* 22 6ru St. N.W.—10-room _ Br ar; ntod. LAY BrEWaRT. fo permanent ‘ia Tith at. jan8-3t room Brick d, near tlie cars: contains all modern improvements. FITCH, FOX & BeOe x Pennsylvania ave. and 15th at. Jans. POR EET Diipe ROOMS. BAYARD OT corner 10th and E sts. n.w. POR RENT Comer 12th and B = DW, SRORE, Warehouse and Stable. Apply_ th JOHN F. HANNA, Webster Law Building. Jin7-at FPQe BEST Two communicating ROOMS ou thi rnished as parlor and bedroom; Da are rene Capitol. 117 Maryland ave. ne. jan7-; OR RENT—Cuear—Two large unfuraisiod ROOM: runieating ; on seeond thor: bat’, roomon same floor. Also. one ROOM, peat al oF unfurnished, At sis Gi stew RK RENT—That desirable fourte (OUSE, No. 200 A at. 8.0., corner Fa Capitel and two lines of street LE_ Ar Hate Parce—The best HOUSE Y ft; Sstaries. brick, 7 rooms, easand water; very small casi pom nfs, bal in easy ollnients. CHASE RuyS, 32 Pennsylvania ave. new jan7-lw Oe RENT endsomely furnished PARLOR BER, communicating, and two ingle: itooMs Me islO Hot. n.W. Jan6-3t* (OR RENT—PARLOR and BEDROOM on fii floor, nicely furnished; also other ROOM: House has modern improvements, southern expo sure. 911 Lt. new. Jan6-30" IR Beran ee cheerful and aatigutral far: | Wee. GIRL or WOMAN for general housework; German preferred; must be ai experienced pergon. Yania ay ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable Chambermaid or to assist in Very best of references. Ad- Dew jan7-3t" Apply in Store, ‘81¢ Penney new. general hourework. dress E. T., 1445 8 ANTED—Two pleasant, well-furniehed com- inunieating recond floor ROOMS, with first- class Table Board in the house, for gentleman, wife and two wirls, six and eizht; satisfactory references given and required. Address Box 141, Star office. janT-2t* oF RICE HGUSE, 4 n.e. cor. rT and containing 18 rooms, including Double Parlors; cellar under house; modern im- provements. Inquire Dye House, next Goon, 103 43s st. n. jecl6-Aw* ALE—11 room HOUSE, we) vemnents, fronting Judiciat ae sold furnished or unfurnished: deal with purchaser. Address WILLL fice, for ene wee! WOR RENT—For $20—A furnished PAR- wel Loltand BED ROOM communicating, includ- ing light and heat; convenient to cars. a Ne jan all aS im- Jan6-6¢* York avenue. ANTED—A manufacturing concern wanta a BUSINESS MAN in Washington, and in every cily (not already taken), to represent ‘them; a few hundred dollars necessdry to. pay far goods ‘on do- very, after lie has obtained orilere for. the sare, ic & month «uaranteed in a legitimate per- mainess. Money absolntaly secured. ‘The most searching investixation solicite YAUL &00.. cor. Thomas st. and Broadway, New York. ie TED—A tidy GIRL to do housework ina mall family ; must have a knowledge of p! plata Callat 13 st. Jan6-3t* ing; reference required. a wi OPRARO SINGER for an Episco- Pulchiie Aaavoss, stance tenis andone: rience, until the 8th instant, Box 104, Star office. No. 403 7th st. n. to. Between Dana Ketrosts northwest, Where you will find the Largest and Finest Assort- mel TOYS, FANCY Goop! Rorions, (WORSTED AND TAPESTRY WORK, & Which has ever been displayed in ‘the Metroy Give him a call. You will find prices accor the time. deci ID GLOVES: KID GLOVES! ands. and pponceraD KID GLOVES, 2, 3, Promé 6 vbutton, in: Opera and one GLOVES, 2 button, 85c.; 3 -10; 4 button $1.30; 6 button $1.55. wer aon of ten per cent. will be allowed on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, declé No. 1107 F street northwest. Herr Goops. lendid line of Lampe i in the following porce- Kioto, Pink Di lors Raga, Warren's Buf Just received for Holiday. ‘Trade full in A Jains jot and Pink Nagasaki, Bata PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all the latest styles. Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURESin the city The above were awarded the first premium at tho late me E.E.B p ROOKS. Wo. 531 15th st. declO Goacoman Burtoina. WERS & HEDIAN, 46 N. Charies street, Baltimore, Md. THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM. SPECIAL ART NOTICE To the Citizens of Washington. received and opened a SPE ryote me cyeney aeeeouy ARTISTIC FAIENCE AND POTTERY Of entirely New Designs and Decorations. Many of the pieces are originals, no a9 duplicate being made, ane: have never even been exhil but sent direct to us frem the STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS of that city. ‘We assortment of MIRRORS, BLONE CABINETS. “ENGRAVINGS MUSIC BOXES and various other objects of Our asllenies of PAINTINGS, containing choice vy foreign and American artists of reputa- tion, are always open FREE tothe Public. ALL 6 Public. are cordially ited to call and examine our collec- nD RARE ANP ARTISTIC GOODS, Very suitable for Christmas anu Bridal Presents. aS < HEDIAN, Charles street Ralamore: id dec8-1m QPECIAL BAKGAINS FOR THE E HOLIDAYS. 6. x AND BOYS’ ULSTERS AND ULSTERETS at STRAUS’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. DIEFFRENT STYLES OVERCOAT: 10 wont $12, at STRAUS’, 1011 Penn’a arene. USINESS SUITS, the variety, at ex- ‘tremely low prices, at A. STRAUS’. RESS SUITS, made equal to Custom Wor Diora Gall and see them, at A. Sinks Eonar BARGAINS OVEMOOATS of all'styioe at A. STRAUSS Bass AND BROWN BEAVER OVERCOATS, $12, worth $18, at STRAUSS, 1011 Penn. ave. SEEN THOSE ‘AVE YOU. NOBBY OHIN- CHILLA OVE! yERCOATS for ors If not, yeu should see them, as they are the cl eapest you can find in the city. To be had only at, a US". Decorrs BREASTED SQUARE-! Guy ee COATS and VESTS, handsome p: tment. Call and eee them, aEAL STA se YreE wn BUSINESS AND DEES, SUITS, in ariety of styles and patterns, at A. THOSE WITH WHOM MONEY IS AN OBJEOT should not fail to visit STRAUS’ before going cmeuneres 2 an bea can save from 20 to 25 per cent. bu Gace he A. STRAUS, nov25 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. [@PorTantr PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. KAHN, 61 EAST l0rH STREET, New York, Principal of De KAnn's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, AUTHOR j NEOUS EXHAUSTION,” and other Medical W. to infc his fri its and Dem fo elars een, pets ad, toe OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D 0. at 608 13th street northwest, ‘Where he may be consulted . EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FROM 10 TILL 2 AND 5 TILL 8. Dr. KAHN Sovcted $0 rasne pas so ia weaay, and treatment of, Gisces 8 of peo Sees cons 20 wh OBSERVE THE ADDRESS— 608 18th st. n.w., Washington, D, 0. Orvrice Hours: TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ONLY, ‘UNTIL sa meee 10 5 . Mm. decrt-1m PH™ 3B sm. TBE el ae pe et WAT ebioiie examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not Ratisfactory subject to exchange for any other. Rents and repairing a specialty. Mc- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. ‘dec20 ANTED-OARPETS to OLEAN, st RIOE'S team Works, 490 Maing avone s.w. Orders by mail or | oriett at W, WB. Moses, gor. 7th st. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. at., Carpet Dealers. cota WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING. Al ‘work guaranteed. At CHAOCE’S, ele Lows ‘Louiai- ana ave. FOR SALE. OR SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES {ust ar ed from Ohio. All good workers an: wes SALE—AT A GREAT BaRGarN—A — new Hallet Davis & Co. Uprigh aa = PIANO, elegant case and su) choice New Year's gift. At 811 dec30 OR SALE—A complete TURNOUT—fine new Fee Phaeton, new Harness, Horse, and one of the finest Saddle’ MARES in the city, suitable for lady or: gentleman. ‘Allorders for purchasing of or disposing of Stock will recei’ attention, and satisfaction antoed. See soar table, 1048 THth at. w roth SALE—Fine CANAKY suas See BIRDS. Also, CAGES at. cont eee Pre pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD.” 135 Pa, ave. GO Cadt, bet. et and 2d sta., Capitol Hill. d26-12t° ‘OR SALE—At lowest importation pes a select assortment of EMBROIDERE! PIANO COVERS, at 723 7th sree Aor west. ig CANA- peenOry cheap, at the Bird hor ae te d10-I1m* PROFESSIONAL. D:: CANDEE, oF New Y orrhoids or Piles cured “in all all their various forms. No caustics, acids, or ligatures ust mediate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused by catarrh. Gonstipation cured. Vital gneray Te- stored. For further difficulties of which I treat you oust make -apviication at my office, No. 439 pan at. n.w., Riley Building. JR; WEISENBORN, Dentist removed aaa ith . CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to $10 per set, and all operations ‘on the natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. declé Som FEET—And brisk walks in the open air and sunshine promote health, comliness and needy hence eminent ee ee a and thousands of other well-known ige DR. WHITE'S establiahmonk, 1446 Bonneyiva: nia pporite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and Sreiance of Corns, Bupions, Bad Nails, Chil- blains, Vascular Excrescences, &¢., &c. $1 ver visit. R. J. H. JOHNSTON, 17 years’ experience, formerly over Ballantyne’s Bookstore, has returned tothe olty., Ofloe, 616 9th st.-n.w., opposite Patent Offi class work. Gas adininistered. Best of reference. nov25 RB; M__8. BROWN, DENTIST, No, 725 14TH BEBEET over Simms’ Drug Store. trous O> de river for the Painiees Seas tion of m2 Each tooth $1. Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is. called to the pleasant and convenient ‘Three lines of cars 'OR BALE—A lot of fine Sit RIES; also MOCKING BIRDS, BIRD CAGES, &c., vars Store, 1133 7th st.n.w. , Specialixt.—Hem- ‘All operations on the location of this office. cars pags the door. sepl EB. T. M. TALBOTT, D 'ketiovea t southeast corner ith ana aR streets northwest. 87 R. aca DENTIsr, 919 7th street northwest, and K sts. Bequtitoy ea witiott bain, 60 os GO conte. “All Operations wast PERSONAL. if P. LIBBEY, 432 7th at., desiriny his stock of WATCHES, JEWELR aut Si SILVER. WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only vertisement in another 'co'- jan8-3m. ees ORES FULLY DEVELOPED. Sst- isfactic inteed. Advice given and letters written for ladies only, on any subject, Hours t 7. 354 Pa. ave., corner 436 st. n.w. jan6-6t" remain fine tt several Pa.avenue, corner 4} st. n. R, P. H. HELLER has Removed from 1313 7th ikon |W. to No. 217 6th street, in pasonel PSs HAVING GOODS at -W. H. WHEAT- LEY'S over ae paper ‘are hereby requested to call for or not tosend the same home, C. 2, ©. O. Wi days from date, otherwice the: with have to be sold to pay charges ‘and make room, Many pa and useful in families, on hand over a year, are now resdy for sale. Parti in want will please call. ‘These goods are very low, more than one-half marked down st half tho charge eae eae Office, 49 Jefferson st., George- Work called for and delivered anywhere in the District, free of charge. January 3, 1880, Jan3-Im SL. P, ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, and Business Medium, of wean ie ig ed Dit. Always in before 9 and from 3 #0 6. "Sii-tam" FINANOIAL. foment of New York city, is Teemey ar No. 20% Pa. eS, fession, telle the past, ‘Rooms, 402 (£8 TITLES, as to Sedan beet eee ee ives bei eat res advice and tanstancs on tang fare weet. Jae eames Roo. Sasken Tal oe ore F (OR RENT—Neatly-furnished ROOMS oh # gn, guite or single: first and second floors. w., adjoining POUNBErE end of Ebbitt House, a e\ ite to Willard’e. Jan5-6t' NT—No. 1446 N at. n.w., 13 rooms: ‘oom heated, incliding servants’ and bath modern. ednveniencss. re feent 90 loc y time. One. - MYERS, | Tis isth oe. Ei OR SALE—One of those very desirable new BRICK DWELLINGS on. I’ st., Sherman Block, between Ist and 2d sts. east, at an unprecedented ‘bargain. Also, a neat five room Frame House, with sink and water in kitchen, at West End, for $750. Also, a number of Houses in the northeastern part of ihe city at great ‘bargal ROBRER, 613 7th aa SALE—A_ Great Baca new i BRICK DWELLING, on hi est street in Washington, with ali m.f. ; 8 rooms: No. 1820 16th os, ee at No. 1818. G. HESTER, 519 7th st. ins. lec31 FR RENT—Two gqmnmunicating unfurnished front and back, on second floor; Ree, latrobe ety and thot and cold water Bs bath a aes ‘dec27-12t" = Set PARLORS ana BED- 25 0ns and ROUMS furnished for housek ing, and several small BED) iL ROOMS. ay 436 at. augil-5m' BOARDING. TOL Ramerigsnest erase single, with use of aon ‘and TABLE BOARD. jant-0t Jan7-6t, 920 14TH ST., OPPOSITE FRANKLIN ES Ae TABLE BOARD. 3 aetant. n ‘iad a Ee Baten tte MSr.N.w.—Excellent ROOMS; ppiarane location. Terms reasonable. Heated Gas, hot and cold water, bath, &c. shed double aa and single Parlor on first floor. Fe RENT—Suite of Furnished ROOMS on 2a for: suitable for M. C.; with or without ay ARI ue Other ROOMS, also. ' 305 C st. n.w. janl-Im_ ———— ——— IERRACE, E DINING ROOMS, 1104 12th trent. T Firet cl: SLE BOAR! RD 815.00 a month. Furnished, HGoM iS. also very tom. CATERING for » &C., On terms. dec30-t316 Bik ove HE TREMONT HOUSE off d ROOMS, T with first class Hotel rd ameunee |i month. House is well furnished, heat and every way desirable. (OR RENT — To Members of Congress others, first-class ROOMS, with or cet BOARD, at Sherman House, 218 3d st. n.w. jeclT-im_ FR RENT_ With or without BOARD, in new \dsomely Furnished ROOMS, en suite FR nt zie, atestte for’ member of Cor nient tm ; conve. Capitol, avenue and Fastreet cars. 333 0 Geci6-4w* HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 514 13th street aon of ea Gl aun bis ae ae se ome al dak ae Near reo car routes. lecl5-1m* MES; M. T. SOUTHALL has taken = 827 Ver- mont ave. and will be pleased to accommodate permanent, transient and day boarders. did-lia" Miinesanee HOUSE, corner 15th and Iets.nw. lers accommodated ; also, ‘Table Board also, desirable with Board fer permanent and transient Lees Im* _Mrs.M.A.HOECKLEY,. Proprietress. FUANDSOMEST, AND (MOST DESIRABLE suite of Furnished ROOMS in city, Ist floor; also, other delightful and elegantly” ‘turniah Rooms, en suite or sing th fire BOA ‘Chass Mtaneion,” GOL Hf ster oor. 6th new aes tet NHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.n. is "Ter the contest and best’ conducted’ Soaraine honses in the city. dated at reasonable terms. ¥. G. SMITH, manufacturer, Broo! awarded the First Premium atthe Natosal’ Fairs OVER 16,000 IN USE. assortment of these celebrated INSTRU- MENTS awaye on hand and for sale or rent at the Ione factory rates. | Orders received for BRANCH W: MS, declo. Im 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. JHE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIANO! T Matchless. pn eee S dec6-3m_ ALLET DAVIS st. Dw. ‘& covs : Goitawr PrANo! remium at Oentenalal, Low Micial Boe ebay tan. Newaaiae or Hot 7.10. H. L. SUMNER. M. KNABE’S PIANOS. WwW Unit rereally acknowledged to be the BEST NOW MANUFACTURED. Endorsed by all | rset just roeneie deck-e0 INTER FLOWERING PLANTS. TUNLAW FARM GREENHOUSES, (NEAR GEORGETOWN, D. o. TH 08. Ts, UAE, Proprio WHELAN, Manager. CHOICE WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS FOR AND AT Ta ee &o., ES noses ariste ALLY ARRANGED. ehATE PRIORS an us Takeronge tes adap et nee wasfiom it 686 or ES eles a EAD AND PROFIT BY IT. 16. Sie 5 “ “ mw « « ron “ 0. ‘Chea Suits from , $9 and 310. Great Boys" a 3 ae a ake from $2.50 upwards. OFFICE COATS, 49. mad 66 conte. 1914 and 1916 er er ‘Foons Ce ae EAL ESTATE BULLET ‘THOS. E. W: splay Seventh street. (Changes made ‘muds Wednesdays and Saturdays.) eer thand Ith stars. ener Sarerl ire mod. 8 11th wt. mod. imps. 12 rs. 129 Teall st ‘Geormetown, mod. imps. 2 imps., 12 rs. 0 re 8. reetown, 7 Ts. 15:00 ave. Hw. (upper part), 4 15.00 Too binet, 8.W., 6 3B... 15.00 1905 Pa, 600 11th st., (store! ‘The above is only a small part of books. For connie 6 Ist and 15th of Fey ‘month, or will rent and sale on m which ean a belied on application at my office, Dosent by mail if desired. Loans. $2,000, $1,000, $600, at 7 per cent. Fo RENT. jan? B. O. HOL“ZMAN, 10th and F etreets northwest. a -e.cor.10th&D.75 830 H st. n. B15 7th et. n.w., store. 60 st. n.W., Store. th et » Stor 637 D st. n.w., 1107 Penn. ave., bi gy tezele eee: Ihave Furnish: in Ik s, for rent to private families va, a 00d lations, I make no charge te landlords for advertising their ee and keep it before the public constantly. and Lots in every section of the city for sales “at priose froin 81,000 0 and on easy terri Ait pro Property for sale at my office has been neo i B. O. HOLTZMAN, jan3 10th and F ats. n.w. Fo RENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. 1815 7th st. n.w. 1719 T st. n. w. 1210 U st. nw 1 Sumner Row. 2ne Bt. bricks, 2 8t0., 4 rooms each. 6 each 3 Val 7 316 9th st, 3 1839 8th st. 6 808 Half st. 8.0. 5 18 ee No. 634 D st.n. y, wer. Giese in 519 234 oF We and 458 La. ave. 2.¥., 7 from 85 up. A. MoT, (0. 918 F street, orposite 2 Masonlo Temple. For Rent. Furnished. Mansion, Wi Cee $550 7th penta ave. n. East Cap pitol at. Storedidwik, ath & Ht. Fo: RENT—One of those e DESIRABLE OFFICE KOOMS corner of 15th and to U. 8. Treasury. IDB jon7-3t 1 Estate T°, LOAN—$1,000 on Real aS in northwest part of city at 8 per ce aay ped describing prope ANTE D—84, 500 direct, at ete proved 7th st. propert Jano-3t> ele VILL TRADE FO! C. T wW the northwest portic on St the ci he city ¢ lanye tress ory BRICK RESIDENC tly located on Sever py nee cue Pn PP. witha AMS, Jané. 1429 F st. n. pe Fa. SALE—A very desirable PROPERTY, suit, ible ae Dairy for Pay jor Market Garden, a and sam Mienwoed road, very cheat part payment, ry and mansard roof BRICKS, well “Jocated, wil com veniences, cheap. ymehts in month \y instal ments. We have improved city for country property. And alway at the lowest rates in W. E. BURFORD & G0. Jan6___ Real Estate Agents, 708 E street 1. JWO*=* ToLoax= AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATESECURITY, ams to xnit, B. H. WARNER, jan’ 916 F st. n.w. 7 ANTE! AGENTS: the elastic process of imy writing, dketon, &e. provement and universal cram : patented in United States and Canadas; be- ware of worthless imitations; sample lithogram and outhit delivered to any address free of eharzo on Fe- geintof 81. Address J. M. JACOBS, 3 Arch st Boste Jand-6t* emand for Jacob's Litl 10 ae T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In 8cMs To Surt, At6, 7and 8 per cent. No Dolay. RB. 0. HOLTZMAN, jan3 10th and F sta. n.w. DR BONDS FOR SALE. —District of lumbia 9 per cent. 20- ae bonds, ee Columbia 6 per cen! r bonds, Distric of ee Jumbia 7 per cent. 18-year bonds, ‘an At the precent price these bonds pay the Beato 0 any in es Interest paid at the Uuitea Stat reas- FEISS LSAMenE ut L, Mjans- 1m Avenue. Taso en eh apr 800. oniey in hand. ‘. B. F. “LEIGHTON, jan3-1m* 4}¢ street northwest. ARMS FOR RENT ce SALE.—One 250 acres, situated on Potomac river, 10 miles from Wash e's county, Md. ; good dwell- lenty of fruit; tt is ‘considered mn farm for early vewetables. | Oao containing 60 acres, aituated in Alexandria county, Na, Quezmaile from the Long Bride, on turapite $3 near Arlington. Prices low. Apply H. SON, No. 493 Pa, avenue. (ratt-coawe OR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, m. i, pressed brick front, #2, 500 Prick House, 2 stories, new, 5 rooms and bath, rick House, shi shor in front, near Arsenal, 4% st. #.p de yard, 8 0 Feet on Eat Capitol and 11th at o tatgusbv an aoe mera a fect; Lot on G st., bet. dth and 10th Ae Terme to suit. 1429 New Yor! dec30-21 Q TO WM. H. MAIN 125 WT Pennsylvania aye. n.w., if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or country Property. | EX: ie change mets 7-1m* 600 it. © BROS., FR —We have for sale rae ‘desirable Brick RESIDENCES in the immediate vicinity of Iowa Circle—one of them on a corner fronting directly on the Circle—two of them entirely new, having been finished during the past Summer, an all with modern improvements. Prices low, tang- ing from 84,000 to $9,500. FOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland rife and 2d st. west, (near the western entrance to the Sanit grotinds), 12,160 6q. ft. of ground. Will be sold cheap, and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. Ar Lowest Market Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwest. Wee Sayeatonene t Policies insued by leading ‘Soe W. ROGERS & CO., cor. Baltimore. ‘del8-eodm Fe SALE—The fine three-story BRICK DWEL- TING ana STORE on the conser of 4th and N tthe best stands in the gamprfor rep) Lexington and eer LOST AND FOUND. [Nitonal tie ‘7th, in National Theater, or ier National The to Arlington Hotel: alady" SCARF. Liberal reward if left at 4 Heke par: corp MEDAL ved © for: ium to FRANCIS. Be HOREN, Bootnellor and st - <r, corner 11th st. and Pa. ave. u.w., oad 2 11h st. n.w. Jans-2 (ee ete apACe Bate = Ties xa oiamented with an Eale in 29 : Ork,- dhe tinder will be rewarded by Teaving f at _HOTELS. 82 per day. sare rere He Lieut axp Bates rednoed to $3 and 82. to location of rooms. baths and-double roo! oat ines of city’ pa pans the pone. MAN, “Balt; Md-, Oot 10, 1870" D* ¥F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, THE WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILA- DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY ES- TABLISHED HIMSELF IN WASH- INGTON, AT nw rea i 20H BALE! FOR SALE!!! Several elerant Houses nt $6,600, 87,500, & $10,000 Large ‘Lot oth 10th. and F et F sts. n. 84, Northeast corner 19th and L sis. n-w. B-roomed Brick, with stable, 19h and 4 new Frame Houses near O street market. 5 new Houges on 4th street east. each.. aee rt, near tat rane long me: 5 - a Eiese miniee of housesand tots Also, num! other invall eections of the city, at prices to sult the times. a re age tas small gums always on lowest market rates, on real estate or good Tate (tr) i, A. MOINTIRG. UVALL & Dit CiPrae! ipaneaas, t RENT. FOR Istand Bew.s.0./13 rs. 1006 M st.n.w, 40 rs. »{0rs.,mod. im} and Pass Sssssssssssss ding, Real Estate Agents az and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. ‘We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO Burr. _ 610 19th st. n. w. Special attention is given to the practice of the EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, OHEST DIS- EASES, OATARRH, ASTHMA, and the RESTORATION OF NERVOUS FUNCTION. DR. VON MOSCHZISHER Has so far met with great encouragement, havi already most successfully treated some of the bes! citizens or members of their families. The list of their names and places of residence can be exam- ined at his rooms, as they have permitted him refer tothem. On that fist are such responsible men as pouass SOMeay TG Ey .» National Brasa Works: M. HRER, Ee. ~ G. MILLER, Es firm of Milter # Jones); J. Epwarps, 4 W., WoopkUFF, Esq. ; BEDDAN, Esg., andmany otAt ‘his offices can also be examined letters (from some of the most Sige known citizens of the United States) of acknowledgment of professional benefit received, among the Communications from. Aunoz, and hundreds of others dc Jot weil The he following poms for itself : ‘We, the und monthly, ving a good vik if ne Ougital Supine twa | | and on. any one , OF & will be ee it, an os Cor. THE TRADES. ABLISHED 1903._Send your orders to Jas. SP Aion Piamber, Btoam and Gas Fitter, nth street 3 419 ‘w., practical experience 22 Mea view to peepee Sentry oer anmemnens a6 pOnsae ties, Orders promptly filed." __jan}-Im* . Examination of all janl-im* OFFICE HOURS: TO1P. = AAD FROM AI & FROM 9 A. M. wees seperti Yous STOCK AczNor. Exclust' ‘Wires between “Agancy in Washington aad Rew Your oes’ H. H. DODGE, A. G. WOOD, No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washington, D. 0», PRINCE & WHITELY, Srock Broxns, 64 Broapwar, New Your. 3,2 am oe a ss