Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1880, Page 2

oF . i) fie ia THE EVENING STAR. y G. WHITNEY & CO ® (Snecessors to J. M. Tanart & Co.,) WASHINGTON MANUFACTURERS OF CURL HAIR THURSDAY. ..... January icivecias PGR PES Tou eh na: CHOSRY S. NOYES. D™ BeNRy Preavzav, _ = = . me Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— Music TEacnEn, being @ much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added tooether. The Wight-Page Star on Saturday. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their ordersas early as pract!- cable for Saturday’s fifty-six-column paper. The orders from newsboys alone for last Saturday's enlarged edition reached 6,025, the largest ever received except In times of very important and exciting news. The number of advertisements printed in Tue SraR during 1879 was 20,336 ‘This number has not been exceeded by any Paper published south of New York city, with possibly two exceptions, and but by few in the entire country. —$$_<e+—____ The Water-Supply Question in Con- gress. ‘The Senate committee on the District of Co- Jumbia has taken up the report of their sub- committee. pointing out how an abundant sup- ply of water may be procured for Washington and Georgetown, with the view of disposing of the subject without delay. There has, so far, been Dut little discussion of this question by the committee, but It has developed a feeling on the part of a majority adverse to the proposed ex tension and improvement of the water works. It would appear that only two or three mem- bers of the committee have studied the subject carefully, and the chairman, who has devoted more Ume and labor than any of the others to an investigation of the matter, seers to be the ©ne most favorably disposed to meet, the wants of tle District. Among members of the com- mitteee, and by Senators who do not belong to it, there is a great deal said about ‘What they consider the “extravagant waste” of water in the District. Indeed, this is urged as areason why Congress should not appropriate money to extend and improve the works. Sena- tors say that {f the District Commissioners would adopt some means to prevent waste, there would be plenty of water, without any en- Jargement of the supply. Its said that the quantity of water consumed per capita in the District is much larger than in any city of the Union, and the residents are censured because of the waste, and the Commissioners are cen- sured because they do not stop it. Now any Senator who would take the pains to inquire into the manner of the waste would, upon as- certaining tke fact, readily discover that neither the citizens nor the Commissioners are to blame and that the chief objection now urged against extending the work ought not to prevent the improvement. The truth 4s that a large portion of the “enor- mous waste” charged against the citizens Occurs in the government departments where Water through faucets and waste pipes Is kept Tunning incessantly. The departments, or rather those who control them, are not willing to recognize the right of any authority to re- strict them in the use of water. It is urged bat the water works were constructed by the government mainly for government use, and that citizens were generously permitted to share the benetit (by paying water rents), and they ought to receive what they get with due thanks and utter no complaints. Considering the sub- Ject practically, tt will undoubtedly require a large appropriation to extend and improve the ‘water wor! If tt could be done with two or three hundred thousand dollars Congress would Not hesitate long about it. But it will require more than one million of dollars to ecnstruct €n extension that will be of any use, and this sum staggers some of the Congressmen. They are unwilling to vote for an appropriatisn So large and therefore suggest half-way mea- sures. The chairman of the Senate District Committee has supplied an answer to this ob- jection so practical and sensible that it ought to Overcome it. He has sald that it would cost as much to put in operation an effective system of stopping what is ca! asit would to construct the exten sed In the sub- committee's report. The extension would, when completed, give the water works capacity to supply all the water that will be needed for many years to come, making due allowance for the rapid growth of Washington; the expendi- ture fora system to stop waste would accom- plish but temporary good. It would; for the present, perhaps, distribute the supply of water more equally among consumers, but in a few Years at most, the capacity of the works must be enlarged. Then another large expenditure Would ve called for, and it would necessarily be larger than the estimates of the proposed ex- tension now, because the system of preventing wasie would have to be enlarged with the works. Water meters and all other contrivances for stopping waste are very expensive, and of doubtful value. Therefore, chairman Harris has, in considering this questton, ta! the position that the economical plan is to enlarge and extend the works now, and tus will put an end to government expeuditure upon them for many years to come. The proposed extension Would render the works capable of supplying al the water needed by the present population and the increase that comes yearly. This prac- tical and economical view of the qui mn may be impressed upon Congress and lead to the granting of the appropriation, but the present ‘temper of the Senators, at least, is not favorabl to the extension. It is concede! that moaey ought to be appropriated for the completion of the dam, and this meh, no doubt. wil! ve done. The N. Y. Hera “Col. George W. the people of Was malarial tevers. public men have had serious cases of Ulness from the backing up of the waters of the Potomac upon tae lands near which Washington stands; and, althou: entists have complained, and althou dent Hayes has exerted his Intinence een effectually done in the wa The trouble is, there are too many opposing plans and conilicting opinions in regard to this improvement.WPhe question has been discussed over and over again tn columns of print, and it Would really seem that definite and intelligent action can now be taken., A plan based upon the reports of engineers, modified, If needs be, by the advice of citizens familar with the ope- rations of the Potomac in all its moods, ought 10 be made practicable for immediate use. The time has come when there should be an end of talk and a beginning of work ‘The resolution directing the Sen tee on finance to inquire into the practicability of funding a part of the public debt at a less rate of interest than 4 per cent., was submitted at the request of Secretary Sherman. The Sec- retary’s idea is to have the committee call lead- ing bankers and financiers of the country, and obtain their views upon this question. Mr. Sher- man doubts if a bond bearing less than 4 per cent. interest can be floated, but le is willing to defer to the opinions of others competent to Speak On this subject. ———_+.- The talked of plan of changing the mode ‘Of choosing presidential electors in New York has been broached in the legislature of that state in the shape of a bill intro- danced by Mr. Potter (republican) providing that in each Congressional district two electors at large and one elector for the district. should ‘be voted for. It is held that under this law the Tepublicans would have the advantage, and they would be pretty certain to carry at least ‘twenty-one of the thirty-three Congressional districts. The N, Y. Tinies, (republican,) how- ever, warmly opposes the scheme. It says: “Whatever may be sald in support of the Plan of election by Congressio! districts, Which is one that has its merits, it {s obvious ‘that it can only be fairly applied over the entire Union at once, and that can only be done by an mendment of the national constitution. For the republicans of New York to adopt the Scheme for this state alone is to make a present to the ‘ electors from those dis- _—— which a Boosh carry should the repub- Plled confession that we Came ree te cannot expect to cai ike state ourselves—a confession which ad ‘Would be extremely foolish to make at present.’ eee __ihe news fthat the diamonds manufactured Dy McLear, the Scotch chemist, are of no ac- count is received with great satisfaction by hotel clerks and railway conductors. Ob, how > ing pA of cool water with Hop Bittersin it, ver patient. Jan15-2t* 1281 G strect n.w- WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Ww ANIED—A WOMAN to wash, scrub aad iron, #t455 Pennsylvania ave. Foe BENT Furnished ROOMS en suite. 1523 Ist. nw. Jani5-3t* {FCOND-HAND CLOTHING cf all descriptions 15 bought, and # fair cash price paid for thesame. L. RICE, 624 7th st. 8. w, Orders by mail promptly abtended to. P OTOMAC TERRA COTTA COMPANY. Notwithstanding the loss of the TERRA COTTA WORKS by fire, the Company can promptly fill all orders for SEWER PIPE, &c., Having a Large Stock on hand both at Terra Cotta City and Washington Office, corner New Jersey avenue and D st. n.w. HA # REPLENISHED- Our Stock of CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA SER, VICES, PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, We solicit an inspection of the same from citizens and strangers. W. BOTELER & BRO., or Importers oF CutNa, Gass, &C., 923 Pennsylvania avenue. Dir janl5 | ye MADEIRA WINE, VINTAGE OF 1824 AND 1810. BOTTLED PORT WIN: VINTAGE OF 1836. JOHN H. MAGHRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, jani6 1421 New York Avenue. we DE MEYER'S CATARRH CURE. A SPEEDY and CERTAIN ANTIDOTE for CATALRH, SNUFFLES, COLDS IN THE HEAD, INFLUENZA, and ' BRONOHITIS. A CONSTITUTIONAL Remedy and Absolute Gure. Sold by all Drugwists, or delivered by D. B. DEWEY & CO., No. 46 Dev st, New York, Pamplets mailed free. AtBA.50 a package Jan 15-th,s,m,w NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET CO., JANUARY Ist, 1880. RESOURCES Bills receivable. Bilis in suit. Real estat Market house. wast tees Stock owned by comp’y (taken for debi) Cush balance. y + 145,300.00 875.00 9.52 $414, 137.47 2 LIABILITIES Stock (paid in fully Bon, Inte 1, 00.00 8,049.28 Surplus... 189, 888.19 Surplus Less flo: in the above TW ANIPD {Aa Opster COUNTER; must bo in | JOR KENT DWELLING, SLAUGATER and gocd order and cheap. Address B. and C. ICE HOUSE. Inquire of’ Mre. HICE, Tennal- Star office, stating price. at” | iytown road. Janl5-3t? ANTED_A kindly disposed whi att OR KENT — Unfnenished ROOMS over our 1428 burse. | German preferred. 223 Uank. J. H. SQUIER & CO., Bankers, 1416 required. QTE st. nw. * | Pennsylvania ave. Janis-3t WANTED White “and colored WOMEN ‘as R RENT OK LEASE—A valuable STONE VY ‘cooks and zeneral Nouse girls. Families fur- QUARRY west of “Lyons! Mills Special in- nished free. Apply at 809 Est. n.w., formerly 409 | ducements toa veliable party. THOS. E. WAG lihst. nv. GAMAN. Janl5-3t ‘tem 2er- WwW ANTED—By a young man, perfect! in some atein every respect, a POSITION Kood dental office. Can give good references. Ad- drees NIX, Star office. WARIEFD—A famished ROOM in quiet part of the city, where no questions will be asked. Capitol Hill preferred. Address J. R. R., Star of- fice. jan5-21 yANTED—A young MAN who knows some- W thing of the patent business. Must write a «ood hand ana come well recommended. State sal- ary expected. Address Box 670, City P. O. ‘OK RENT—“GRANT'S ROW,” on East Capi- tol et., between 2d and 3d sts. . either furnished or unfurnished, can be secnred in this row at greatly reduced rent, if applied for at once. These houses are some ‘of the finest resi- dences in Washington, elaborately finished, con- tain 14 ropms and 3 Bath rooms, clothes closes, and all the modern improvements; stable, front and rear yards, &c. A larcze steam Up ioepe and connections supply an abundance of hot and. cold water to all parts of the house. We have a large number of other Houses on the Hill which we «ill rent at low rates. F.A.GRANT& CO. jan15-3t* 7 ANTED—By a white woman (Swiss Protest- ant), who talke French and German, a SITU- ATION as ladies maid, seamstress or nurse. Good references. Address Box 39, Star office. WANTED “A settled WOMAN for zeneral house- work in asmall family; no washing. Those wishing to run about at nicht need not apply. Call, after 5p.m., 815 Vermont ave. Best of city refor- ences required jenl5-2t' JANTED—A small FARM, suitable for Dat Wika Marke minat be cofiventent to the city and cn goed road: rent and privilege of purchase, Adaress W. A. M., Star office, stating particulars. janl5-: WARTED-A SITUATION, by a yonne tin, in office or store ; first-class recommendations. Ad Iress G, Star office. Janl4-2t ANTED—A gocd COOK, WASHER and IRO: with references ; white preferred. Apply at Ni E st. new. janl4-2t" ANTE) 300K; also, CHAMBER- WAT vetted referred sreterenee Apply 805 C st. now. 7 ANTED— four unfurnished rooms, provements, central location, n. w. Address EB. L. H., Star office. janl4-3t" ¥ ANTED—A HORSE, to work on a farm two deys in a week for bis keep, with privilege of best of care and usage. ' Address CHAS: City. Janl4-2t* TANTED — A SITUATION, by a first-class French cook, who is perfect in pastry and all other details of French cooking. Anply’ 1 the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock, at 48 n.W. By W5NZED- Bs a young white woman, 9 SITU ATION as chambermaid, nurse or ‘waiter, in a first-claxe family ; good references. Address Box Sé Star office. janl4-2t WARTED_-A White GIBL, who can go home at night, to do plain sewing and assist in taking: care of a child; references required. Apply, Maryland avenue s. jana ANTED—A wanufacturing concern wants a business MAN in Washington and in every city (not already taken), to represent them, a few hundred dollars necessary to pay for goods on de livery, efter he has obtained orders for the same $150 to #200 2 month guaranteed in a legitima’ fgmmanent business. Money absolutely secures he most searching investigation solicited. F. E VAIL & CO., cor. Thomas st. and Broadway, York. Jani4-4t WANTED Three first-class SATESMEN: none other need apply. Also, a SALESWOMAN. Addrees Box 54, Washington House. —__janI3-3t ANTED—A lady, genteel and cultured, would Y act a8 PRIVATE SECRETARY to a party of position. “Address GERTRUDE B. COLEGATE, Pittsfield, Mass. janl3-3t* WASTED A PORNISHED ROOM, on first or basement floor, in quiet portion of the city. No questions to be'asked. Address Box 99, Star office. janls-3t* V TANTED—A good Machinist and Practical En- gineer will rive ten per cent. of pay to any one a} Janl4-3t* small HOUSE, or a flat of at least With, modern, im- Jani: procuring him NTEADY WORK at $9.50 per day. Address, in confidence, J. MELVILLE, City post office. Janis-3t* WA N2ED_ EMPLOYMENT in oF out of the Dis- trict, by an experienced mechanical enzineer and practical draughtsman, Beat references. Has been thirteen years in the service of a well-known firm in this city. Address J. 8., Lock Box 9, Wash- on, D. C. Jani3-1w. WANTED SRY a competent young woman a STT- UATION in a first-ciass maid, waitress or nurse, No. 611 N st. give the best of city reference. ANTED-A SITUATION by a young Ti lady (Roman Catholic) as governess to two or three young children. Enylish, French and ru nents of music. Address F. B., No. 185 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. jani2-29 Balance of surplus. 4. B. BOARMAN, Pre: E. G. GUMMEL, Ww % THEO. BARNES, .,, JOHN R. KELLY, LEWIS €. KENGLA, Directors. Pergonally appea' W. KING, secretary of the al aned Company, and made isa true stat oath that the abov CHARLES WALTER, J. P. befo HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un- der the name of CHURCH & VERMILLION has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. R. H. CHURCH, January 1, 1880. 5.0. VERMILLION. The undersicned will continue in the business, and willoceupy the store at the corner of 7th and I sts.s.w. [January 1, 1889.] | K. H. CHURCH. ‘The undersigned will contiane the business at the old stand, cor. of Md. avo. and 1th s*.. 8. pacties ihdebted to the late firm are “requested to make an early settlement. J. O. VERMILLIO Janvary 1, 1880. Janid-3t* REF FOR THE DESTITUTE IN 4 IRELAND. We, the undersigned, hereby call ASS MEETING - of the citizens of the District of Columbia, to be held ut LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1880, at p to devise mesns for the of Irel: William A. Wheeler. Semuel J. Randall. Wiiliam M. Evarts. John Sherman. Alexander Ramsey. R. W. Thompson, D. M. Key. Charles Devens. WwW. Jorcoran. James N. Tyner. M. C. Butler. J. E. McDonald. Martin Maginnis. ‘Thomas J. Brads. Horatio King. H. H. Wells. Robert G. Ingersoll Richard Wallach. Kenneth Rayner. Columbus Alexander. eit & Routt. K. Elliott. B. Tenney & Co. Smith Townshend. E. G. Davis. Db. Bf C. Forne: Adams. . Thompson. ‘Thomas P. Morgan. Alonzo Bell. George M. Lockwood. I. N. Burritt. . Gobright. Nicholas Shea. 5 jeunetuann. ph & J. am King. Buckey & Marbury. Wm. 0. Drew 8. Cropley’s Sons. W.F mour. eton. itove itchell. a ~ J. Adler. F. L, Moore. W. Nordlinger. Francis X. Dooley. E. E. Barnes. J.C. Ergood. George F. Harbin. Charles Walt H. W. Tucker. ©. A. Beaval ©. Heurich, John W. Shi Ira V. Hopkins. James A, Tait. ‘Taylor & Hufty. Wiliam Whithaft. G. E. Wedderburn. Johu F. Ennis. jani4-2t Arthur Christie, M. D. Grau SKIN SACQUES, FUR LINED SILK DOLMANS, FUR LINED SILK CIRCULARS, MUFFS AND BOAS, IN EVERY VARIETY OF FUR AT LOW PRICES SEAL CAPS, FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. WILLETT & RUOFE, Hatters and Furriers, 905 Penna. ave. Jan!2-1w N Tt TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLO THIXG FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Overcoats now $20, formerly 825. vercoats now 15, formerly 20. vercoats now 10, formerly 15. Overcoats now 9, formerly 12. SUITS. Suits that were $25, now 20. Suits that were 20, now 16. Suits that were 15, now 12. Suits that were 13, now 10. Suits that were 10; now 8. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. 4. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, fanl3 Between 10th and 11th sts. EAUTIFUL FLOWERS. RAREST FLOWERS, by OF gee RAT. DESIGNS FOR WEDDINGS, Can at all times be su; from ny rich collection DECORATIONS, with Gcautifal Palms, graceful rs ‘Croton and other a dan6-lm* 631 7th st., opp. Katent Office. WV oes. CHAMBER MAIDS, NUKSES and other help. Families and others furnished servants gratis. ‘‘People’s Intellizence Office,” Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and + _C. E. PRICE & CO. Jan12-6t" D—A MAN and WIFE to go to the coun- man to work on farm—wife to cook, wash Inquire at Riversdalo Dai “dat dt jan0-6t" ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 differont kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject, to exchange for any other, Reuting and repairing a epecialty.. Mo- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. ‘doc20 WANED CARPETS to OLEAN, at RICE’S team Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or foftat W. B. Mosss, oor. 7th st, and Pa. ave., or Mesers. Hooe, Bro. & Go., 1928 F st., Carpet Deulere. oct2-6m_ ¥ ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING. . Al work guaranteed. At CHACE’S, 616 Lonisi- aua av mar29 R RENT—Well Furnished front ROOM in private family. 1113 6th st. n.w. _Janl4-2t* (OR RENT—Three Unfurnished rooms, tn pri- vate family, second floor. Inquire 3 33th st. eight-room_ Brick BW. OR RENT—A_ comfortable HOUSE, 620 5th st. n.w. “pee to CHAS A. ELLIOTT, Attorney-at-Law, st. n.W. janl4-2t OR BENT—STORE No. 942 Lonisiana ave., bet. Sth and 10th sts. n.w., suitable for any k nd of business. Apply to 0. O'HARE, 20191 st. new. janl4-3t" ‘OR RENT—Furnished PARLOR with BED- ROOM adjoining, on the first fioor; also fur- ished ROOMS on tie second floor, with fire, gas and bath. Apply at 924 E st. n.w. jan 4-31" ROR RENT—Cukar—One er two nicely Far- nished communicating ROOMS, fire and «: Arst floor, bath, hot aud cold water: bay widow near Capitol, and two lines of cars, Apply 210 B st. Bc. Jantsste Fok FENT_STORE at northwest corner of Ist and H sts. n.w. (101 H st.) Inquire at, 701 North Capitol st. Jan13-3t" FE RENT—Two large unfurnished ROOMS— parlor and parlor bed room—on second fi with heat and gas ; $15; bath room on eame floor o. 815 6th st. n.w. Jani (OR RENT—BR No. 1213 T st. n.w., with 8 rooms aud modern improvements; newly pa- perediand painted. Kent $29. Apply fo ALBERT . FOX, No. 920 F st. n.w. Jan13-3t FOR BENT A neat FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, water in yard, located No. 512 21st st., between Eand ¥ sts.n.w Apoly at 2129 F st.n. Janl2-6t" OR RENT—Two new HOUSES on 14th street each house contains eight roome, and has © modern improvements, including bath, closets, heater, concreted cellar, attic, two stair- ways, with danble parlor and dining-room and kitchen ona Jevel on the same floor; also, larga yards; streetycars passthe door. Situated near W st | en highvround. Kent 25a month. Apply to N. ‘ITZGERALD, 1014 15th st. Jan12-6t ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 1414 E st., near the Census and Treasury departments; 8’ rooms, summer kas and water. Key 1510 F st. “Rent $20. rent $10 per month. ii JOR SALE—AT a Sacurer new DWELLINGS, n. w., containing 9rooms, all mod. imps.; suitable for Congressmen and others desiring homes or profitable investments. Jerms tosuit purchaser, J. C. HESTER, 019 7th 8 jan! FOR RENT Eve RestpexceT am authorized to offer for rent the fine RESIDENCE of the late Rear Admiral Reynolds, No. 1819 H at., con- taining 11 rooms, viz: Handsome saloon parlor, dining room, kitchen, laundry, 6 chambers, with dressing room (with’ bath and water cloaét) at- tached to each, and 2 servants’ rooms... Every mod_ ern convenience and completely furnished, except china and linen, For terms apply on the premises, or to F. P. B. SANDS, Attorney-at-Law, No. 490 Louisiana ave. Jan9-6t Several handsome FoR RENT—Art 122] G St. N.W.—The most e- gible and finest furnished ROOMS in the city, én: suite or single, without Board. Jan8-7t* OE BENT Neatly furnished ROOMS, on auite or single; firet and second floors. 515 14th st. n.w., adjoining southern end of Ebbitt Honse, op- posite to Willard’s. Jan5-12t* ENT—No. 1446 N at. n.w., 18 rooms; y room heated, including servants’ and bath all modern conveniences. Rent 860. Can be seen at any time. One-half block from cars, Apply to J. W.P. MYERS, 715 15th at. 43-8, tu, th-2w OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- FiGotisana rooms teen es housokeep- ing, and several email BEDROOMS. 354 Pennsyl- vania ave., corner 43 at. augll-6m' BOARDING. OR RENT—With BOARD, one good-sized third- story front ROOM; hot and cold water in room and bath on same floor. 912 Ist. n.w. janl5-3t* POR RENT Three commiinicating ROOMS—two bedrooms and one parlor—on second floor, with pas, windows, with first-class BOARD. | App.y tor 1103 Get. n.W. Janls-3te ELIGHTFUL FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite, with BOARD, at 603 F st. n.w. Jan13-3t* OR RENT—One hend-omely Furaished SUITE, (parlor und bed- room, ) $40 per month, with or without Board. 226 3d st. n.w. Janl3-3t" NPVERRACE DINING ROOMS. 1104 12th street. First clase TABLE BOARD $16.00 a month. Furnished ROOMS also very low. CATERING for Balls, Tarties, &¢., on very favorable torms. dec30- T=, TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first class Hotel Board, for $25 and $30 per nionth. House is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. dec26- (mn ‘FOR SALE just arrived from West head of good draught and iving HORSES. All horses sold warrant- ¢d a8 represented. JOHN HARRISON, No. 236 10th st. Ree. Janl5-ot* (OR SALE—BAY MARE, FAMILY CARRIAGE and HARNESS. to GEO.’T. KEEN, jan13-3t 414 9th st. nw. BEN OR SAL IX-HORSE BOILER and FOUR- HORSE ENGINE as good as new. Cheap for cash. Also, three Spring Licht Business Top Wagors. ALDERNY DAIRY, 412, 414, and 416 3d st.n.w. Jani2-29 Foe BALE- xteen head of HORSES just ar- rived from OI All good workers and drivers. Also. four Coupe Horses, 1 pat Sagi of matched Black Horses, 16 hands bib, S kind and gentie in all harness. To be seen at JOHN SIMMON'S Stable, No. 311 12th ste n. Jan3-12t* ‘OK SALE—AT A GREAT BanGatn—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright. 2 A VIANO, eleant case and superb tone. A’ choice New Year's wift. At 811 9th st.n.w. Fee SALE—A orp lets TURNOUT—fine new Extension-top Phmton, new Harnee: and Horse, and one of the finest Saddle Ge Bese MARES in the city, suitable for lady or- gentleman. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction guar- a POR, RENT = To Blombers of Consress and others, first-class ROO} with or without EOARD, at Sherman House, 218 3d st. n.w. decl7-lin HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 514 13th street n.w., between E and F, is now. open for recep- tion of guests. Choice rooms. Table first-class. Near three car routes. decl5-1m* mypse LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.n.w., isone of the cosiest and best conducted boarding licuses in the city. ‘Transient boarders acoommo- dated at reasonable terms. novl9 LOST AND FOUND. OST—A MEMORANDUM BOOK, of no value, i except to owner. Return to Washington jonse. OST—A BLACK ONYX BREASTPIN, set with five pearls, with filagree gold cross attached. A. reward will bé given if left at Star office. 00 REWARD for a LIVER AND eDWHITE POINT DOG, Jost with ay Ieather collar andtag. 829 7th street n.w. jan]5-2t* GB5.00 REWARD Losi, “between 12th and T ste. &) u.w. and the Treasury department, this morn- , a Inrze AMETHYST RING with sprig and five chip diamonds on its face. Leave with D. O'Con- ner, First Auditor's office, Treasury Department ‘OST—On January 9th, a LIVER AND WHITE SETTER BOG, liver a: car 4 ral reward Will be paid Market streets, ES anteed. WAL. ¥. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th st. | if returned tom. w. corner 2d and Lew. deca)” | Georgetown, D: C. ‘OR SALE—Fino CANARY OST—On the 14th inst., in Thomas Dowling's and MOCKING price. BIRDS. “Also, CAGES st cost Pre- pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. P: on 4 cast, bet. Ist and 2d sts., Capitol Hill, 26-18¢* ROE, SALE At fowead, dportation “prices, select assortment of Fietreet aoe PIANO COVERS, at 723 7th street north-' west. declT VOR SALE—A lot of fine Singi RIES: also MOCKING BIRDS, 1 BIRD CAGES, &e. Store, 1133 7th bt. ug, CANK Vaur cheap, at the Bind ve cap, at the Bir 8. HARTBRECHT. d10-2m‘ E entlomen that called at Jath street will call again they can be ac- goumnedated with communicating ROOMS on the R. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, al Consulting Physician for Ladies , can be consulted in person every SESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to 9 p.m., at 456 Ct. n.w., near43¢st. Offices perfectly pti vate. Charges moderate, No failures. Main oftice, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. Jantd-1m. WADA ROOKE = v4 iis ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. “Ladies and Gentlemen SOcents cach. 416 Lst., bet, 4th and Sth sta.n.w. junl0-6t* oe =, desiring to reduce his ¢ stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- ARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only. See his advertisement in another co! umn, Jan8-3m. ‘ANNY—Greatrst CLAmvoyANT.—Born with Second Sight: consulted on Love, Marriage, Ab- sent Friends. Great Indian Charm, to bi the separated together and apne m: . She will remain here for several weeks. Hours—9to7. 354 Pa.avenue, corner 43 st. n.w. Jan6-12t* ARTIES HAVING GOODS at .W. H. WHEAT- LEY'S over six months are hereby requested to cell for or notify me to send the same home, 0. 0. D., within thirty days from dato, otherwise they will have to be sold to pay charges ‘and make room. ese and useful in families, on hand over a year, are now ready for sale. Parties in want will please call. These are low, more than one-half. ‘own at half the for dying them. "Office, 4¥ Jetforeon st., George- wn, D.C, Work called for and delivered anywhere in the District, free of charge. January 3, 1880. Jan3-1m VEBS.E 2, ANDERSON, fhe well-known formeny of New York city, i incated ar former ow Tork citys is loos 9. Pa. ave. n.w. deot-Tim* ‘ADAME long-established reliable faction in mes, a ito thas ay ue in tha pro feasion; tella the past, present tare. 3 ives ‘allvico and asuistan ane fove <ad matrimony. “Kiln to business, "Consultation Booms, ZOU G0 ot. above D at-narth- weate oot “JOHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as 19 the bility. of Wwith abetracts of ‘cetate. 606 100 et. h.w., © aim: p.m. in before 9 and from 3 to 6. "j1i- CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS = NEVER BI Rae 0" tho wats of ae decd ‘Mrs. Fisher lady patrons. auction houre, or between said house and N st. northwest, a RED MOROCCO POCKETBOOK, con- tsining money, letters, &c. The finder will be Liberally rewarded by Iéaving the same at "Thomas Dowlings, southwest corer Penn. and 1th. st. jan 5. COAL AND WOOD. yp™ewiez, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. Well sereened and clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton guar enteed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of Mine Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, {x Corp Lencrx, on Bee AND SPLIT TO ANY BAKERS' PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard corner 2d st. and Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot of 10th st. BaLtrwore Braxon. vad Yards Cathedral, ‘sar Widdlo oe ‘Skipping Wharf and Yard, foot of York st eee . P. LEWIS, Sales Agent for Washi i Private Telephone Lines to Wharf and Yards. Also, conne ion ci lephonic be both’ cities. 3 ena cao N4tiIenaL FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND EE DULG WOOD was awarded to as overall coce: STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, Tth-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nove (roan. ‘woop. JOHNSON BROTHERS. WOOD. " ‘TELEPHONIO CoxNxoTIoNs. OAL. ode! MO ps ompt i Woop. Mal Othe ee oth wy neem With unequaled feciiidies and advantagesrfor eco- to stock up lnrkest when coal is lowest; offices , snd all injmmediate communt- mpt attention to creer Toe our patrons the best of very lowest prices. re of 2,240 seeoHNSON ‘the ton. = F sts. 8.w. oes 1302 Este D. We 3 9th st D.w. : 1418 Tth et. n.w.:and 22] Ps. sve. a6. ol Ww. EO. KERN. G ATTORN y, iL PR Me at and 3g street, Ghanncoy, Law Building. ‘Washington, D. 0. of second-hand clothing, watches, ko. cash Disses Sancarect eae eae attention will orders in person or dec8-1y : begiven to ve. a yinie including Siedicine R. MOORE, 1024 charges One Dollar Disease pyle sae aed dant EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. (Ghanges made Wednesdays snd Saturdays.) Houses For Sale, 917 6th st. n.w., f-h., mod. imps., 9 ra. Toth st-n-e., mod.imps, -e., b.h. n st. (Le Droi 1828 12th st. n. 629 H st.n. 1739, 1743 1 Unimprovea Cor. 4th and L sts.n.e., per ft Cor.4th and M sts.n.e ,per ft 25th st.. bet. F and G n.w. per it. M st, bet.id and 4th ate.n. st., bet-Land M sts.n.e. st., bet. Mand Nt Houses 412 29th et.n.w..mod.imn Mod. AMP. « 2d floor, 3 48 Prospect 118s eu No.5,3d floor... 517 7th st. No.7. 719 Market Space—Room Roo! Corner 10th and Penn. ave., bulletin issued on be sent by mail if Loans. ROE sens. 28 1536 st. n.w... 612 Pa. ave., store. 1421 N. Y. .cor-10th&D.75 830 H 915 7th at. n.w., store.50 925 7th at. n.w., score. .50 927 7th st. n.w., store. .50 430 Het. n.e., h. and 6.60 Rooms at 1167 Pa. ave. over Galt Bro. & ©o..66 1: £37 _D st. » Store..25 830 1107 Penn. ave., busin for sele; also, jan10 R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & rs. per ft. Net., bet. ard South Capitol, per ft. +per rt t.bet.3d ana 4th sts.n.e., per ft per fi = Pe Tor Rent. -store and 15 reg73.00 516 7th st. RG rs. Property for Sale. ‘Room 9..$20.85 Roor ‘The above is only a small part of the proj rent ‘and sale cn "my books. For compl ist and 15th of exch mon’ which can be had on application at my office, or $2,000, 81,000, $600, at 7 per cent. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. nea room... 415 13th st. hall. o0., St. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO SUIT. Price. oa A 7-room Brick now buil tween M and N. monthly, &e., & A fine Lot on Caj the Capitol groun and on long time {6 amy one ‘build wil be built to suit, and sold on easy FOR RENT. 12 Ist st. s.e., 12 rooms. N16 H street n.w., 11 rooms.. rooms, Next to cor. Md. aye. and 1! 409 13th st. 6.w., Treoms 2254 13th st. 1715 5th st. n.w.,'5 rooms. 1214 24th et. n.w, 5 rooms. 1516 Let. Office rooms, corner 9th " and Pennsylvanis ave. MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. decl5 Fo BENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. fur. W. isis enisbstisbeisiots! iii 1932 E 1819 13th et. 305 H st. n.e,, 22 Prospect at. 1828 Vermon’ 12 the 20th of each month, cout all the Leases I have for 8.w.cor.17& F n.w.1 1815 7th st. n.w. 160 1719 T st. n.w. 560 1210 U st. n.w . 1 Sumrer Row. 1129 Park Place. 2 new houses or Wilson i ++ -82,500 2, ‘00 list see Jan: 516 1ith st. n.w-, store. 25 400 X. J. ave.sce. stor 1213 Md. ave.n.e., 578. I make no charge te landlords for a4 ‘their property, and keep it before the public cot I have many of the finest building sites in the city Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 16th and F sts. n.w. ito] Hill, haying a good view of iow ds, for sale without cash p Gat Suitable for housekeeping, 939 14 ora. 10 8 tly. ent 2 BBRES Se JOHN SHERMAN & OO. RRSSSSSESESS DESIRABLE OFFICES IN 916 F ST. N.W. £siate Review, published at office on The Rea) £siat Ww, pul a a ray, st of concerpini the Condition AP We goal estate tamrket througlout the country. Call and'get a copy. A. MoIN" Furnished. Mansion, West End.8350 Penna. Cs... bet. 1st and 24.100 Mt. Pleasant, 20 rs. ...100 peer Mpeg 100 Bi No. 918 Fetest, opposite Masoalo Temple. abs B08 3 53.38 60.00 49.00 45.00 40.00 40:00 35.00 28:08 is00 16:03 a ee ‘Money to Loan on approved real estate ty, HOTELS. € T OF ILL-HEALTH, T my place of business for a moderate price. JOS: PA GERHARD, Re=!aurant, 306 6th st. n. w., near the new City Post Office. Jan5-6t ‘OR SALE— On the Heights of Georgetown, 100 very reasonable terms, a ten-room BaICK HOUSE; bey window, all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West st.,Georgetown. __ jaul4-16t" ick Homrs, Cakar.—BRICKS, 8 $2, 200, #2, 50: 5 rooms and bath, H. SPAL NACCOU will Fell in rear,’ ‘Terms to sait. 4.1429 N.¥eavenne.Janit-20* FSR SALE. Goodwill of an old-cetablished IN: SURANCE AGENCY, in business in the District 15 years. No better cliss of risks. Wall be sold. reasonably if immediate application is made. ad- dress P.O. Box No.655, city. Jan1é-3t° Fee, SALE—One of those elozant new BRIC! Fat.. in Sherman block, at $2,500; also, one on st. near New Jersey avenie, at 3 nice nearly new BRIOK on_K st. ” sts. n.w.. at 83,000. ‘These Tiouses are all modora and are good Barcains. M. M. ROHRER, 6 street. 3 WASTED An active PARTNER, with 85,000, to take a half interest in ay oat and licra- ixe business. Address promptly, Box 23, Star office. Jani 2,800 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Apply to e CHAS. C, DUNCANSON, Jani3-3t 9th and D sts. n.w. JOR SALE—RESTAURANT near Willard’s Hotel. Very prominent location. Doing gol usiness. Reskon for selling, - Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 12 -n.W $12-6t" BOR RESALE Eactitice, on best payin BAR ROOMS on a prominent thorouxhtar err the Avenue — Investirate. vito T. J FISHER & CO., Real Jonl2-6t* JOR SA Lascmen syater clone! t né Government Printing (0 cash, balance in mor of ZUG, 929 Rhode Tslz (OR SALE CHEAP—Or for a Small Farm in this District, or for City Property—a RM_of about 350 acres, near Fredericksburg, :160 acres of excellent oak and pi Jance suitable for wheat, tobaceo, ¢ { or price and terms address Box 126, Star ofice. 1110-8, 11,36 [T° toney oN REAL ESTATE, In 8cms To Surt, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. (0,000 TO LOAN ON REAL estate, at 6 and 7 per c secur No delay. W. E. BURFORD & CO., 708 F st. FOR BALES A very desirable PROPERTY, suit. able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 yards north of Boundary and same distance from Glenwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- duce in part paynient. Also, several three-story and mansard roof BRICKS, well located, all con- veniences, cheap. _ Paymelta in monthly instal- ments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rates in sums to enit. W. E. BURFORD & 6O., jJan6___ Real Estate Azents, 708 E street L. w. MOXEX To Loan— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, jend. 916 F st. n.w. ISTRICT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Co- Tumbiao per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Columbia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Co- lumbia 7 per cent. 18-year bonds, ‘and ra. At ut price these bonds pay the best of any in Tnterest paid at the Uuitea States Treas- ury. PETER CAMPBELL, Jan3-1m 1431 Pa. Aveniio. ANNO LOAN ON REAT, ESTATE SECURITY— $1,500, $1,000, 800, $500 and $300. Monoev in hand. B. F. LEIGHTON, jan3-Im* 823 43¢ street northwest. QO TO WM. A. MAIN & BROS., 125 % Pennsylvania ave. n.w.. if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or count roperty. Ex- ange apecially.— y FrNtccki R SALE.—We haye for sale four 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 sil with modern improvements. Prices low, rang- ing from $4, 000 to 89, 500. FOR SALE.—Corner of Maryland ave. and 2d st. west, (near the western entrance to the Capitol krounds), 12,160 sq. ft. of ground. Will be sold cheap, and offers a good chance for speculation. MONEY TO LOAN. At Lowest Marker Rates, On Real Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & O00. dec27 1223 F street northwest. ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE POLIGIES.—We aiso buy endowment Policies issued. by I a nies, ma within 5 years. Address, incl stamp for reply, ae W. ROGERS & CO., cor. Lexington and Gharies sta., Baltimore. del8-eo3m THE TRADES. ISTABLISHED 1863. _ Send your orders to Jas. F. Brien, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, 419 nth’ atreet'n. w., practical oxperience 22 years. Sanitary plumbing: Examination of all work with view to its proper sanitary arrangement are apeciel- EDUCATIONAL. —___ QCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, So st. n.w., between Massachusetts ave. ahd M st. one square from Ith st. circle. Ther- cugh inetruction, from first to grammar. . Daily instruction in German given free. Normal department for Indies, Miss SUSIE POLLOCK, axradaate of the Kinder- garten Normal Institute, Berlin, Prussia, having experience in teaching, in accordance nderxarten Philosophy, ‘in private and Rublic echools of Boston and Washington ; and Misa CATHERINE NOERR. who has tauht with Miss PoLock during the past five years, Principals. Mrs. 8.1L. FULLER, Teacher’ of the Normal Classes in Public Schools. Object Drawing. Calisthenic Exercises daily. Pupils will receive every attention from the Principals and their As- sistants, including special adaptation to individual needs, and thorongh xystematic progress in class in- struction. Pupils will be received at any timo dur- ing the year. Janl0-6t ROF. HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and Singing. Persons of no knowledge of Music taught to play a waltz in a month. Chanres rea- sonable. 124 aa Jand. St. Manr's County, Mp. ‘The next eession will bein MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2, 1880. Board and tuition 873 ii advance for each seesion of five months. For Circulars aprly 19 wag. Tr. BRISCOE, jan3-1m ‘_ Secretary to the Board. ) HTH ST MELE V. PROD TOMALE 910 Betas Ginsees: “New term in January. Glass hours, 11am, 34, 4 and 64 p.m. Hours wate fnstruction. Hare advantares offered to all pupils, adalts and children. Verbs and idioms ‘orally, ‘and practically taught. Visitors invited on Thursdays, at 8% p. m. Office hours 12m. tol p.m. Terms moderate. declT J SS8ES POLLOCK AND NOERR'S School and Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, n. w. ‘Thorough instruction, from_ first to «rammar grade. Daily instruction in German given free. Normal department for ladies. dools ARK SEMINARY for Youns Ladies and Mi 506 Sth st. n.w., thorongh instruction in all lish branches, including Book-keeping and wing, extended couree in Latin and French. Circulars at the book stores. Address Mas. G. CONDEON, Principal. a EGULAR FRENCH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Children MLLE. FOULON hes removed he School to 903 16th st. new., comer of 1 Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospectus at Madame Delarue, French fancy store, 1255 Pa. a decS-3m yf EEROPOLITAN SEMINARY AND RINDER- TEN, Boarding and Dey School for young Ladies and Children, 800 18th st, n.w. MISS B. J. GRAVES, Principal. Normal departments for Ladies both day and evening nov!5-2m ‘(with se of Church Oran. 2 Boston teacher.) Plano.” Free classes, &e. Tut tion 85 and upwards. oct25-3m. MISS OSBORNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENOH 242 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Yor Ladies and Children, 943 M st., corner of 10th Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. _aux5-6m. APLEWOOD_ INSTITUTE, CoNcORDVILER, Fa.—Boys, 850 per quarter: Girls, $15, Stu: dents prepared for business, Yale or Harvard. First clase professors. Primary pupils admitted. Jel J. SHORTLIDG: A.M., Principal. RIVATELY OR IN CLASS—LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH, MATHEMATIGS, RHET- ORIC, LOGIC. Preparation for Colloge, West Point, Annapolis, Translationa of Ancient and Modern Languages. 8.W. FLYNN, A. M.,702 5th st.n.w. 8h E, SOHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and oJ. Yoon MUSTO. Parftouiny attention €9 bo- finhers, a8 well an those wishing to be qualified £08 ‘Yeuchers. ‘Terms moderate. 1215 H st. n.w. aug2s-21w* JPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,, SS" Corwen Trn AND L Stnezrs N'W-s gives education for real life to sons and daughters. ‘Whe course comprises Penmanship, Spelling, Com: roaition, Correspendenco, Business etic, Sin- xle and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Prac- tices, Political Economy, Commercial Law. and Leo- tures. Day and evening sescions, “Open for recep- Sion of atudents last Monday in August aud thers: after. ‘or particulars vi 16, lege, or aidress aug5 H. 0. SPENCER, ParnoreaL. reserved for, alar French MEDICAL, é&e. R. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manhood and the vigor of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks. Fatlure im- possible. This life-restoring remedy should be Eiken by all about to marry, or who have become weakened from excess or any other cause. Success in every case is ascertain as that water quenches thiret.” 3 per case. Sole agent, Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University Place, New Yor Drugg ists supplied. decr6 D8 DEON; the clfest established and onty reii- ab'e LADIES’ PHYSICIAN in the city, can be consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue from 1 to8 o'clock. All Female Complaints and Irregulari- ties quickly cured. Consultations free. Separate rooms for patients. jeo26 TARTLI DISCOVERY. Ss LOST MANHOOD RESTORED. ‘A vletim of youthful imprudence causing prema- ture decay, nervous debility, lost manhood, ete. having tried in yain every known remedy, has dis- covered a simple self cure, which he will send FREE to his fellow sufferers. — Address J. He Reeves, 43 Chatham St. N. Y. decs-6m. ART! AN’S MISSION ON .—A thor ough medical treatise, indicating how oo: ‘med disabilities may be removed. ‘The exporienog of 20 years’ study, observation, and. professional practice, showing the agencies that will insure re- Hored. abanhood, strengthened vitality, asd sound conditions of héalth, that have beea impaired by wertaxed powers. A’statoment of obstacles to mar- cave and of the means by which they can be re- moved. By mail, 25c., currency or postage stamps. ties. Orders promptly filled. Santim™ | Qo Gth ares Nee ee ABO acct OOKBINDING. 5 ‘The public is informed that the A580 | esTORED. LYCET? BOOKBINDERY TRESCRIPTION FLEE. For the speedy cure of (s carried on as heretofore. The same excellent Seminal Weakness, Loss of Manh: and all disf workmen are employed, and the work turned out will be in the superior style which has always been a sharacteristic of the esta ent. aps 1012 Pennsylvania avenze, third floor. IBSON BROT BERS G PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, sarvine Printing Bpeaslty eo As PROFESSIONAL. DR GANDEE: ge New Your, Specialiat. —Hem- orrhoids or Piles cured in all their various forms. No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. Im- mediate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused by catarrh. Gonstipation cured. Vital enengy re- stored. For further difficulties of which I treat you must make application at my office, No. 430 9tit st. n.W., Riley Building. Jan3 OUND FEET—Anéd brisk walks in the open air and sunshine promote health, comliness and longevitys hence eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other well-known person: patron- ise DE WHITE'S apintiment, Uae Penney ia AVe., O} jard’s Hoi for. rom and avoi fis of Corns, Tne Hotel, for Chil- Ni blains, Vascular Excreacences, &c., &. ‘Oitice fea, 81 per visit. dock R. WEISENRORN, Dentist, removed to 410 11th st.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to $10 per set, and all operations on the natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. —D* J. H. JOHNSTON, Dentist, 17 years’ experience, formerly over Ballantyne’s Bookstore, has returned to the city. Office, 616 9th st.n.w., opposite Patent Office. First-class work. Gas administered. Best of reference. nov25 D5m,.8 BLOWN, DENTIST, No. 725 arm ITREET, over Simms’ re. Ni- trous Oxide for the Painioss extrac- tion of Teeth. Each tooth $1. sites, ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. All operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient locssion of tis office. ‘Three lines ors z, T. M. TALBOTT, Dawsisn Removed to southeast corner 7th and EER areola northwest. ‘Teeth inserted 81 pet 5 ENTIST, 919 7th street northwest, Ditenen? aud Kets. | Beautiful Seta of % ; Ext Trobe pala, 0 cents. "all operations war- PIANOS AND ORGANS. IANOS! Fine UPRIGHTS and SQUARES, sale or, Tore ah dod fuller iarantoes. PONING -ATRS in the manner and terms mod- erate, VICTOR BECKER, jan8-9t* 90 7 H st. n.w. EFF PIAN Sate Highest honors Paris OS Grand, Square and Up- * TWO FIRST PREMIUMS xposition | the Iate National Fair, at Washi: aiine Boudoir Grand, or Upright PGaiand seo tues nae 'G. I. WILD & BRO. SOLE AGEN jan8__—-783 7th st. n.w., between Gand H. HAIEE PAG Fo 8P vax om, sores dart ate E. soMNER. BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIAN‘ matchless. BURDETT ORGANS. a gm 0 BUHN, Sole Agent, ‘to be the BEST’ NOW MANUFACTORED: fan Endorsed by all ANS! Oe frees eolotenied makers for sale and promptly attended to. ton, D.C. The the "Artist's 407 10th st. n.w. . HNABE’S PIANOS. and PIAR rent. 027-6m Ne 11th st. few. jyders, Drought om by indiscretion or excess. An is ingredients, Address i ‘ DAVIDSON & OO. 78 Nassau st. 45: “2 E, NEAR NINTH.—The new Turkish and 903 Zfhesian Bath Booms are now complete, No D of manegers since its first establisment HEDD in 1871. The best estal of New York. QPERMATORRHEA, IMPOTENCY PREMA- IS" ture decay, emissions and all venereal diseases cured by Dr.’ HENRIE. Some cases positively cured in from 3 to 7 days. No calomel used. All fe- male weaknesses, &c., cured. 124 F street n.w., it sont oct |ONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesda: and Raturday, at ils office, 456 Ost. U-w., nosF 436 st., from 2 to $ p.m., who, with 15 years experl- ance, guarantees a cure fn all diseases of the Urinary Orvans, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, cmpotency, &c. Gonorrhes or Syphil- is, recently contracted, positively cured in from Sto iG days. - Consultations strictly rvvate,, and sopa- rate offices for ladies. Iofers to the leading phyat- cians of Baltimore. Main office, 19 8. Eutaw st., Baltimore. Charges moderate. sep29-6m AM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR M Andie. xu fomate complaints quickly cured. Oan_be consulted daily at 7th st. n.w. Office ours from 1 to 9 p. aus26-5m* (UREISH BATH.—A luxury. Gnre for chilis "TUntiteres shouinaticn Be Batisteckion ey anteed. Ladies’ days, Monday and Friday. Ez it Bows ghear Judiciary, Square. No connection with Dr.’Bhedd.” Dr. H. L. BOVEE. febl* . HENRY MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS. Certain cure for Disease of the Kidnoys, Gr Ye vel and all Urinary Diseases, Nervous seminal Weakness, Impotency, Scrofula, Syphilis, and all Blood and Skin Diseases speedily cured. For eale by WM. B. ENTWISLE, Drugwist, corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Prico, 83 per box: scat by mall Sn receipt of price, securely’ aekled. fools eS Se = a Cure apne e Lane eee either staze. state direate, B06 Columbus ave.., . No med- Se ye eee t own. le mark. ano mT JON TRIPP. BOOTS AND SHOKS. E ARE SELLING GOODS AT OLD PRICES YET. Misses and Boys’ Schoo! Shoes, from T5c. up; Chil- dren’s School Shoes, from 50c. up; good, Misses’ Peb. Goat But., $1, worth ‘81.50; Ladies’ Kid and Goat But. “B, G and D Tas UY 1.25 up: fine Calf Gaiters, H.'S.. 83,50. ani |, worth $6; fine Calf Gaiters, M. S./ $2.50, value 50. Our #1 Misses and Hoye’ Stool Shoes a s Asie Fasth's Heel Protectons eh aN Janl0 1914.and 1916 Pa. avenue. NOTWITHSTANDING THE GREAT advance in SHOES, we have a few cases, of Gent's Fine Hand-Sewed Button and Con. Gaiters, which we can offer for THis Sia ho went WS" of Shon wi know what they are worth on inspection. -BYRN’S SHOE STORE, Lath st., 2 doors below Corcoran. NEW YORE SHOE STORE... avs, ‘*WE PRACTICE WHAT WE PREACH. Our Goops. je THE Best AND CHEAPEST] —