Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, MONDAY............ January 19, 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. Average Daily Circulation over 17.750— being a much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. ‘Tue Stax has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telegraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all. parts of the Blobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to moments of going to press. It is the wt paper south of Philadelphia which re- sively the Associated Press dispatches. on education and labor of the House of Representatives have ordered that a bill to restrict Chinese immig-ation be reported back favorably. This bill is substantially, per- haps identically, the same in its provisions as the one passed by the last Congress and vetoea by President Hayes. The members of Congress from the Pacific states are unanimou favor of the bill. The question of politi not enter into their support of this measure, and they unhesitatingly declare that no party can receive an electoral vote from the states they represent that opposes this bill. The newspapers of these states, without regard to party, reiterate this declaration, and in the face of a presidential election, it s easy to realize hox much influence this announcement will have upon Congress. The states of California, Nevada amd Oregon have twelve electoral votes, more than enough in a tolerably close contest to decide the choice of a President. ‘The unanimity with which the bill was favored in commitice may certainly be regarded as some indication of the sentiment of the House. There are now in Washington a number of prominent and influential men, members of both political parties, from the Pacifie coast, who are doing ‘all in their power to obtain the passage of this bill. The indications are that it will pass the House, but Senators are not so free in express- ing themselves upon pending measures as Rep- resentatives, and therefore it is next to impos- sible to predict its fate in that body. Enough has been developed, however, to show that the old fight over the Chinese question is about to be renewed, and it will wax very warm before it is over. -—____ The republicans in Maine carried things with arush when they did begin tomove. They per- mitted the fusionists to play at government for a few days, and then, in one afternoon, took Possession of the legislative and executive de- partments. without the least show of dis- turbance. The people generally, of all classes, accepted the opinions of the Supreme Court, as the proper interpretation of the questions inyoived, and that substantially ended the con- ‘The fustonist “legislature” may, per- once or twice more, and appeal to Congress, but that will never be done. ‘The fusionist government (So-called) has scarcely any support outside the few wio compose it. Its assumed authority will either be ignored or laughed at, and the legitimate government will ‘set the state machinery in proper shape and proceed to perform its functions. Had the Tepublicans sought to establish their authority by force or violence they might have lost their cause. But they adopted an orderly, legal course and strengthened themselves with the people every day. It was this support of the populace which enabled them to so quietly and effectually take possession of the reins of gov- ernment. Politicians may learn a useful lesson from this Maine imbroglio if they will They may learn that the masses of the people believe in honesty and justice in politics as well as in business. Theycan be counted upon to con- demn usurpation of power and political trickery whenever they have an opportunity to express themselves. ——____~+--_____. ‘The frequent demands of Congressional inves- tigating committees, during the past several years, for telegraphic correspondence have had the effect of determining the Western Unton ‘Telegraph Company to ask Congress to pass a law to “preserve telegrams trom un@asonable Search and seizure” and place them upon the same footing as letters sent by mail. A bill for this purpose has been introduced in the Senate, and it is receiving very general support, espe- cially from the press. The telegraph company and its officers and agents have resisted, as far asthe laws would bear them out, demands for Messages sent and received by its patrons, but in the end they have invariably been compelled to produce them. The only interest the telegraph companies have in the bill is to protect their pa- trons. The telegraph has come into such general ‘use that it is employed equally as much as the Tails in the transaction of private business, and the same reasons that prompt a person to wish to keep the contents of his letters trom the public are applicable as to telegrams. There 4s some opposition in Congress to the enactment ofsuch a law, on the ground that telegrams Might be necessary, upon occasions, to expose dishonesty, and perhaps fasten crime upon the guilty. But this objection might be obviated by providing for the delivery of telegrams to courts, or Congressional committees only when there ts prima sacie evidence that they would tend to expose wrong-doing. —___-<e--—_____ Secretary Sherman declares in favor of small bonds,—as low in amount as ten dollars,—put thin! rate of interest should be 4 per cent. instead of 3%, as proposed by Mr. Fernando Wood, or 3.65, which has been warmly urged in other quarters. He does not think a bond at either of the latter rates would be taken at par to any considerable extent, and particularly does he not favor the 3.65 rate. The advantage claimed for this rate 1s that it represents an earning of one cent per day on $100; but Mr. Sherman points out that the advantages of this rate have been greatly over-rated, and that its disadvantages have been entirely overlooked. On account of the computation in minute frac- tons nece to reach the result, he thinks it would be almost impossible to caleulate and pay the quarieriy Interest on a $10 bond, for ex- ample, and that it would be diMcult todo so even on a bond of the denomination of $50. On the other band, an interest of 4 per cent. repre- sents a quarterly earning of one cent on every dollar of any amount, which fs easily calculated and paid, and which can be readily done or un- Gerstood by any one possessed of the simplest education. For these reasons, as well as be- cause he believes that that is the lowest figure at which a loan can be placed at par, be favors the four per cent. in preference to the other two rates proposed. —~-___ The Bayard resolution having been reported back from the finance committee is now before the Senate, and the great discussion on finan- ces, which Is impending, may break forth any day. This discussion will continue for some days, perhaps, @ it is known that a number of Senators spent the holiday recess in preparing ‘themselves to take part in it. Senators Bayard and Morrill will take the lead in favoring the repeal of the legal-tender quality of greenbacks, and both republicans and democrats will op- ‘pose them and advocate what has been defined 45 the “let-well-enough-alone” policy. The dis- cussion will bring out many valuable facts about finance, and will be very interesting, even 4f it does not lead to any change in the govern- ment currency. ‘Young men are rising up in all parts of the Country to prophecy the failure of Edison's electric light, and tell the world how much bet- ter illuminator they themselves will be able to Give it if it will only wait a little while longer. It would be much more to the credit of these young men if they had come to the front with their predictions and promises before Mr. Edl- £0n had got so far along with his experiments. ‘It was very easy for the guests at that famous dinner party set an egg on its end after Colum- bus showed them how to do it. ———~-___ It will be seen that Senator Voorhees (as well as Representative Blackburn) denounces ‘unauthorized use of his name as a speaker at the suffrage meeting. He says the statement IpDIE BROTHERS, Maxuracronens, axp 0 Same ne guarantee. Top Bogeion, Sump Gao to Gib. opairing eoketsd: dant ee See CHERRY, MAPLE, AMA- ranth, Gecobola, Satinwood “Ebony anu Rose- nod SCROLL SAWS, PATTERNS, &c., at WIL- TISMS' Hardware Mee, Theta. jal ot REST! EN PINDLE, CYLINDER «nd SEW- ING MAC! OILS aré manufacture | by E. H. 17 Cedar eP WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ EDUCATIONAL. _ ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. — bring good reference. Apply at No. 441 Met. 2. Janl9-2t Fe pegs and Glee 312 12th Pa. ave. Apply J: RONEY, 2. jani9-6t"* rivate iy Mr. i V ANTED— = = s SITUATION ins an Englishman. CEL LOW. TA0 Pacaves fant RATED Bra cespecane wala ATION to cook oF to, do veneral hy a SITU- housework. MBERMAID and DIN- of references =A COLORED WO- KELLOGG, ‘New York. Yani9 | Reference. Address Bex 45, Star Office. ANTED—A zood L. P. JEANNERET, SG Mes North Charles st., Baltimore, quite Aon Eee nose FREN NETS AND H. y ANTED—InwepraTeL. BONG AND RECEPTION BONNETS, | W Abate gat csescnie Reforencsa required. On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, | Apply thie afternoon at 1732 Tet nw No. 1107 Penna. Core WASHINGTON, KID GLOVES for’ Partie iG) Weddings an. for general wear. All lengths, sizes, and colors, at popular low prices. Gents’ 2-button 76 cts., 81 and #1 janl9-2t Jan19,tfeb1 M‘% ALIS ‘KID GLOVE DEPOT,” Pa. ave., next to Mitchell's. ea GPECIAL. ‘From this date we shall offer spocial inducements in all kinds of DRY GOODS. Our stock is still full, and we have many large lots of desirable Dry Goods, embracing all the latest things out this sea- to which we ask the attention of those in search of bargui! Silks, Satine, Velveta, Fringes, Wool and Silk, and all-wool Drees Goods, with a full line of House- Keeping Fabrics, will be ‘old from this date at, less than wholesale rates. We intend to close out our Winter Stock as soon as possible, without regard to present value. W. M. BROWN, janl9 817 Market Space. PRESET REDUCTION OF PRICES IN AND KID GLOVE on PARTMENT, MILLINERY Prior 10 Stock TAKING, Fesrvary Ist. MONC M KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, $1; § 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, 81.50. T J. P. PALMER'S, jan19 No. 1107 F street northwest. for furni s with xty-five (6) cords, more or lesa, “at the option of the Doorkeeper, best quality Oak Wood, sawed in two cuts or three pieces, and to measuré 128 cubic feet to the cord. Wood to be corded and measured at the Capitol and stored in vaults of the south wing of sume by Thursday, February Sth, 1880. Stor- age and government’ inspection at bidder's cost. ‘The right is reserved to reject any and all bids if the interests of the government shall 80 require. Envelopes containing bids must be marked "<Pro- posals for Wood,” aud addressed to the: ander- Sani g-3t Doorkeeper 'Hotae of Reps. We SHALL OPEN On the 20th instant, SrorE 918 SEVENTH Sr. N.W., With an entire new stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Purchased atthe lowest market prices, which will be offered at a reasonable advance. As our efforts to succeed will depend upon the patronage of the public, we shall endeavor by hon- orable dealing to merit a portion of the same. Respectfully, TYLER & CHEWNING, janl9 (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) WASTED_By 4 white woman, s SITUATION to do general housework, except washing and ironing. Address Box 33, Star Office. WANTED Rio ladies deire to take charse of 3 Fnenighed Boarding House. Bost of refer ence given. .C., Star Office. janl9-3t, ae ee a =e woman, SAITRTION, as seamstress in a private f family. ences. Address Box 63, Star Offic: ~ ata WANTED—By gentleman and it ‘children, Ryeor sie nararnisnel ROOMS for small housekeeping. Address Box 35, this of- Jani9-2t* TANTED—A WOMAN without encumbrances to de general housework; one that is willing fie V tostay st nizht. Best of r ce required. Apply 618 Lst. n.w., between 6thand 7th. —_jani9-2* WANTED —by a very quict, private party, well - furnished ROOM and BOARD ‘in a) good Reighborhood. No questions asked. State terms. C.-M. W., Star Office. Ze — Te 1 TENTEURE for hourekecpiny ing to sell on instalments will hear of srcliat t mer by addressing F. J. M., Star Ottice. yy ANTED—1 —Three to five unfur- housekeeping. State . price and improvements. Address A. J. FRANCIS, Star Office. Jan19-2¢' V yaNnee, Families, hotels and others to fur- ‘liable Servants free of charze. Lr Federal Building, cor. 7th and F. 6. E eople's Intelligence Office,” Room 24, . PRICE ‘ANTED—A fow LADIES to learn alight, pleas- ant and profitable business ; can be easidy done at home, and can be learned for a small amount of money. Address P. & J., Box 143, at this of- Jan19-3t* fice. WANTED-A respectable neat white GIRL, as nurse and to do general housework, who has had the care of cbildren and can come well recom- pate das to honesty, kindness and capecltys 256, h et. D.W. 7 ANTED—A gentleman and wife (no children) wish two or three communicating unfurnished ROOMS for light housekeeping; water on same floor. Address, giving location and price, F. Star Office. Jani! WANTED Ancat, active GIRL, “white or col. red. for cooking and housework in a small ‘No washing. first-class city reference. tween 9 and 12 o'clock. None need appl; without Call at 151 nS 15:26 R. vat = thor- uchly acquainted with wood-working ma- ines and a good sawyer. No other need apply. Reference required. Alexandria Marine palyey Ship-building Cc Jan’ Wisthnaaebitnce is for Virzinia, Jand and the District, for the Patent C vP al Liberal terms to those who are seu oa Apply to PAYNE & JACOBS, Hs n, janl9-3t* pane young married man, of fair eda- Dane ahs toe heavy ‘work, wishes Weta at some light work, in ‘order to provide the necessaries of life for his family. J. B. ROBERTS, No 1019 G st. s.e- Jani! ANTED—A white WOMAN to cook, wash and Y.yron. Apply at 414 9th st. nw. ese ‘ jan 7-3 ANTED—One white GIRL for chamberwork, and one for washing and ironing, baw 6201 : st. Wie a French Coachman a SITOA- TION in a private family; the best of refer: ence given. Address A. R., 475 C st.n.w. Jal7-3t* DOUGLASS’, Ninth St. St. Cloud BUdy. FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE or . LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS. Beginning MONDAY, January 19. Notwithstanding the sharp advance in Cottons, we chall throughout the present sale maintain the low prices inaugurated at the sale of last season. CHEMISE! CHEMISE! CHEMISE! 25 dozen thoroughly made and trimmed CHEMISE, Wil be rold each day at 26c, etch. or dollar—leas than present cost of materi ry aament thoroughlg made, and a positive bargain: DOUGLASS’, jani9-6t 622-524-526 Ninth st. ROPOSALS ror grOLLED IRON Orrice or Bu me four for one ial. Arr, War anp Navy January 19, 1830. SEALED PHODOSALS for filma wand deliver ing Roled Wrought Tron Beams at the site of the north wir of the Building for State, War and Navy Departments in this city, will ba received at this om. of February 2d, 1880, and opened {ter in presente of bidders. hedyile, general instructions for bidders, and blank form of proposal will be fur- nished to recular manufacturers and dealers, upon application to this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Janl9-6t Lt.-Col. Corps of Engineets. Ws ANTED—A FRENCH DRESSMAKER; good cutter and fitter. Will go out by the day in pevate & lies. Address FRENCH, star office. janl7-2t* ANTED—A settled white WOMAN, without encumbrances, to cook and do general house- York; Erotestant preferred; references ronunred. Apply 224 A st.s. Janl7-20° WASTE: TED Tas handsomely furnished ROOMS Board for three, between M and F and 13th and 10th ates ne tA a8, giving location and price Box 129, Star office. janl7-2t* WAN ar: Buy—About $2,000 peor of LUMBER, aying two-thirds in cash and. gnc third in 9 Building Lot at assessed valuation. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave.n.w. janl7-3t ANTED_Two white SERVANTS—ono to cook, ash.and iron one to attend children and make ‘herself generally usefu h must stay: nights, Apply immediately at 327 Yast Capital st ER RENT—A handsome furnished ROOM ie front or back), on first floor. Apply at Lith st., bet. G 610 9th at. and H n.w., oF ‘St.n.w. a == pA cbictiy private family in a ne house noribwert, would rent a tiandsomely Bu hished front ROOM, BOARD oF BO 108 tleman, or kentlemeh only, d fine, gn line of cars, IGmuinaten: ride ori alates! walk ry, &c., and in evei ien For, a il partiedlars ‘and interview Midrese HW jan Fe RENT—Pleasant Furnished ROOM: on first and second floor, en suite or single; ‘ren moderate ; at 515 13th st. n.w. jana Fe RENT Ifa. private family. a large, com- fortably furnished ROOM: fronts south: ‘desir- ty 2 On one square from the Avenue cars. Talo GStnee jan17-3t* R RENT—Two very desirable suites of fur- nished ROOMS on Second and {hind Soors. Terms moderate. First-class TABLE BOARD, 115 Maryland ave. 8.e. mete Bt (OR RENT—1319 Vermont ave., PARLOR and BEDROOM communicating, BED. ROOM. Ail newly furnished’ and dekienttalty located near **Thomas circle.” FOR BENT-At 89.25, which, Ee rent, new six-room HOUSE with all modern im: rovemments, 1123 Park Place n.°. one block north of Aucoln Park. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York ave- nue. n.w. Janl7-3t Fis RENT 607 Get. n.w., large S-story ware. house, 319 th st. now - Eero 1219 2116 11th Rew. » B10; 7 BU Set eens st rs. and storerom 101 st. n. rs. “Apply to A.B, a WOOD, 1225 9th st. n janl7—3t" Fe RENT—PART of an unfurnished house; gas and water. 102517thst.n.w. janl6-3t* ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or. fn. gle. suitable for members of Congress. New York ave. Jani6-: (OR RENT—Ten room HOUSE, 112 F st. nw. modern improvements. Inquire of GEORGE, "COW RINEY, 213 Este nw. Junl6-3t® R RENT—Handsome Furnished PARLORS and ROOMS, single or en suite, with southern gupceure, on reasonubie terms, at 01 D See ener (OR RENT—HOUSE and STORE, 922 Pennsyl- vania ave. n.w.; 8 first-class business stand. Will give a lease at a nominal rent. THOS. E. WA GAMAN, 519 7th st. Jan16-3t ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 204 5th st. 6.e., 9 roo all modern Jairo emienits: also a large St Store: room, with fixtures for a grocery and! provision. store: Apply corner store. 6-3t* FOE BENT.7o one or two single eae two second story south front furnished ROO: medern house, on line of Belt street railway. Fam: ily, two adults. Apply at 1003 O at. n.w. jani6-3t* ‘OR RENT—607 C st.n.w., near City Post Office, 3-story and cellar. ‘Can be used for either store or warehouse. Keys at Hall & Hume’s, 807 Market Space. Apply to A. 8. OAYWOOD, 1225 9th st. n.W. Janl6-3t* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 1414 E near the Census and Treasury departments; 8’ rooms, summer Hitchen, fas and water. Key 1510 F st. "Rent $20. janl Fe RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for. deuce ing, and several small BEDROOMS. Vania ave., corner 434 st. augll-6x' BOARDING. ROMS, TO RENT, WITH BOARD, AT No. » 305 C st. nw. ‘References required_or ex- changed. janl7-6t" ‘ACING SOUTH ON PARK, HANDSOMELY Furnished BEDROOM and PARLOR, or single KOoM, with or without BOARD. 409 Gest. n.w. jan7-, WHE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, ith first class Hotel Board, for $25 and 830 per mont, Houno ia well fermen ‘with and every way desirable. dec26-tm Ee LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 th st-n-w., is one of the cosiest an houses in the cit ‘Transient dated at reasonabie terms. B. O. HOLTZMAN, ‘10th and F streets northwest. Fo BENT. Imake no charge te landlords for advertising th Property, and keep it before the public constant 1 Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city dor sale; also, Houses in every section at prioss from $1,000 to $6¢,0Ul. Now is the time to buy. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, _JanlT 10th and F sts. n.w. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh (Changes made ‘Wednesdays and Saturdays) Three-; ony ‘Houses For Sate. Park Hote’, 71 5 73, 15th st. th an-wes mod, impers yh etn. w. Mod. imps., 11 ra, sth an -W»mi0d- nuk 15 18. 742 13th ett 206 H st. ve. Ost., bet. dist and 224 f. 26th and 27th n met 311 Pa. ave. mod. 2105 Pa, aye. age torn. ined ten reetown. mod. imps., 2 83.33 eae AS n.W., mod. imps., store & 12 ts. 83.33 26 Towa one n.W., mM imps., 14 rs. . a 10th si anode 3 fice. 1905 Pa. ave., mod. imps. 2 ape shove inionly a scaall part ¢ of Samus nthe ist ole ana Ista of cach mont which can be had on application at Office, or Bosont by mail dete ia LOST AND FOUND. QOUND—An ETRUSC GOLD EARRING. Ball pattern. “Inquire at Star office. _jan19-2t FOUND | POCKETBOOK | containing little money and post office order. Call at oT Eat. B.w., between 5 and 6:30 o'clock p. OST—A_PORTE-MONNAIE, a a National ‘Theater matinee on Saturday, containing money andcards. If returned to Mrs. Hi LY, McPher- fon House, 8 Liberal reward will be; pat jan19-2t OST—A small Black and Tan GYP; hada collar with a five-cent piece attached; an- awers to the name of Gy] Pay suitabl reward offered if returned to 51 K st. n.e. TESA small BRICK HOUSE of not lesa than six or seven rooms, with modern im- provements, in northwestern part of city; will pay #25 per month. Address, with full particulars, Box 13, Star office. jan17-3t* ANTED—SITUATION bee English Woman to teach ehiloren een and French; D nemruelcal or ina family ; good refer- ences. Address for two” aay ‘by letter, stating terms, we HAZLEWOOD, 2017@ st. jan17-2t* youn; OST Either in E-street Ba pe chneah ‘oron 2000 pening ame {0 GAMES. Ge Stable, 645 New York aye. ante OST—On the 16th inst., a lady's ae CHAIN, solid ge fi d 18th to 20th et. on Pennsylvania ave. $10 reward will be fiven to anybody leaving the same at se | Star Janl7-20* ANTED. —Congresamen, Literati, and others, alive, ambitious young man of good education eeeks 1 FOOTHOLD as copyietacconst ant or private gecretary. References ad ib. will ZOM. jqmake room” for lum? Address ENERGY, 0 Star office. V ANTED—To rent, w pris lege of purchas- ing, or to bi ae PIANO. Givefull par- ‘star office. AT aS HAIR VIGOR. VARIOUS CAUSES. Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment, and hereditary predisporition—all operate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed praristurely— AYER’S HAIR VIGOR will restore faded or gray, lizht and red hair to a rich brown or deep black, a8 may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, viving it a healthy action, and re- moves and cures dandruff and humors. By its use falling hair is checked, and anew growth will be produced in all cases where the follicies are not de- stryyed or glands decayed. Its effects are beauti- fully shown on brasby, weak, or sickly to which a few applications will produce the gloss and freshness of youth. Harmless and sure in its ope- ration, it is itcomparable as a dressing, and is espe- cially Valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone itimparts. It contains neither ofl nor dye, and will not soil or color white cambric; yet it lasts long on the hair and keeps it fresh aud vigorous. For sale by Jan19-ec3t Z.D. GILMAN and all dealers. DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, THE WELL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN AND SPECIALIST, LAYE OF PHILA- DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY ESTABLISHED HIMSELF IN WASHINGTON, AT G19 19h st. now. Special attention is siven to the practice of the EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, CHEST DIs- EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA, and the RESTORATION OF NERVOUS FUNCTION. Hayipe cained the confidence of the community by his many cures in the above maladies, no fur- ther comment is needed as to his skill. New-references besides those already published, all persons of the highest standing, ean be obtained. at bis rooms, where the names of dver fifty (30) of the best citizens of Washington, already treated by him, can be examined. At his cflices can aleo be examined letters (from some of the most widely known citizens of the United States) of acknowledrmentof professional benefit received, among the communications from such men a8 Setiator D. W. Voouuees, Governor Horatto Stymour, Hon. J. Nzw, Hon. Ros- Weel Harr, Hon Exum H) Roppars, Hom sons AsNot, and hundreds of others equally well known. The Bollowing: Ss) enky mes itself—To hom It 5 Cone We, the undersigned citizens of Philadelphia, take plcselure in certifying that Dr. N MOSCH ISRER has been a feeident of our ‘ae for some years, during which he has acquired a distinguished. reputation a6 s practitioner in diseases of ‘the Eye, rand ELMAKER. U . GRA) aaa set » WELCH. A. Hion: Cc. WARD JRTON, sereping Telarray: UF. L. FEA’ SALES ‘ONE, Evening Bulletia, OFFICE HOURS: FROM 9 A. M. TO1 P. M. AND FROM 3 TO 5 P.M. janl9 cARD. Having no further connection or identi former business house, corner Mh and Datreern ee will be glad to be {kept in Comennkeen with ome Frends tnd customers trough the City Post Ofon, eat artansements’ ished, for baving eth So Clothing os ane to their ad: 81, HABER” pent HABLE. DGAR’S WHOOPING COUGH SPECIFIC, WHOLESALE Deport, WN. W. Cor, 8th and East Capitol Sts. Jani7-2w Soe es ticulars.” MUSIC, ANTED—A small FARM, suitable for Dairy ‘and Market; must be convenient to the city and on good road rent and privileso of purchase, ‘Address y W. A tar office, stating particulars. jan: ws YM in or out of the Dis- trict, sy a fextierienced mechanical engineer and practical draughtsman, Best references. Has been thirteen years in the gervico of a, well-known firm in this city. Address J. S., Lock Box 9, V ington, D. C. Jan! WANTED COOKS, CHAMBER MAIDS, NURSES and other help. Families aud others furnished servan' nideiw gratis. Licensed ‘People’s In- tellizence Office,” Room 34, Federal Building, cor- ner 7thand F, ‘0. E. PRIGE& CO. _janl2- ae WANZED-ASITUATION by a young Ena lady (Roman Catholic) as governess nee three young childreh. English, French and rudi- ments of music. Address F. B., No. 135 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. jan12-2w W: NTED—You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject to exchange for any other. Renting and repairing & specialty. Mc- KENNEY, 427 9th st.new. eer ANTED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at RIOE'S Steam Beatin; ores, 49 490 Afaine avenue 8.w. Onaers © mail tore left ¥ oe ad casts. Hoos, Be at., Carpet Dealers. oct22-6m. y ANTED STEAM CARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At OHAOE'S, 616 Louiai- ana ‘OST OR MISLAID—A LETTER addressed to me with a check to my order enclosed. It is of mo value, as payment has been stopped, A suitable reward will be paid for its return HL MCGILL. Arcbitect. LeDroit Buitdae, jatTeot pe PERSONAL. (D8 PILES) CURED WITHOUT Fp eMowRnors ¢ the use of the Hemamn bers pee ae * fanloate nothing to: to pay until you are cured. INS, » 714 13th st. n.w. Ds ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consul ting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consulted in per every ene NESDAL and SATURDAY, from Tto8 to9p.m., 456 C st. n.w., near 43st. Offices perfectly pri- ante Gharese moderate. No failures. Main o filoe, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. jan13- M ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential: Ladie 50 cents each. es and Gentlemen 6 Lst., bet, 4th and 6th sts.n.w. Jani Ww J BEY, 7th at ing to reduce his «stock cf WATCHES: SEWELEY and SEVER WARE, offers it all ut cost for next thirty day: cash only. See his advertisement in umn. jan8-3m_ 8. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, ‘est and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, is located at No. 207 Pa, ave. n.w. dec29-1m* ADAME ROSS, the Jorg eateanes, reliable Doctress and Astrologist, gives better satis. faction in all ‘affairs of life auy one in the pro- fession, tells the past, prosent and future doetiny; id assistap a ining to business, love acl mattinoeys EB tepals ¢ lo call: Satisfaction given or no Gonsae 8t., above st. north ion Rooms, 402 OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, re) — asto Jt bility. of it att ne ee abstracts of fens on raul estate. ‘Sw. 6 8 p.m. ‘Always in before 9 and from 3 to 6. 16 ‘313-13m* F OR SALE. nd HAR- GGY a1 y cheap. Apply Old Tst.n.W. Janl7-2t* GREAT BARGAIN—An elezant-toned Rose- wood Case 6%; octave PIANO for 890 cast, ‘Gall at once. | SIDNEY NIMMO SPER | zi n1-W., one door east of 7th et. ir of MARES of good blood, handsome appearance, fine steppers, thoroughly gentle, and every way right, In Hayins no use for them, they will besold at alarge discount from their real value. JOHN R. FRENCH, third floor, 1429 Pa. ave. jan1T-2t* FE SAE A Pa, of imported BHETLAND ly sound and gentle, ye Sroken toharsens Soe aie: Aiee: Tea 4: TON, single and double HARNESS, oe and ADDLE, BLANKETS, &c. In all Gnd of tas host complete pony teams over offered for sale in this city. Sold for no fault; the owner having no further use for them. Can be seen by applying at No. 1209 F st. n.w. janl7-3t ‘OR SALE Just arrived, trom | West 5 ead of good draught and arg HOKSES. A hosees sant ‘warrant- oe 8 m peeresented JOHN HARRISON, Bee st. Be. je Fai ALE. SIX HORSE, BOILER and FOUR- HORSE E ENGINE Business To; rine Cheap for thre siege oP DaiRy 412, CoS and au We 2-2 just ar- Fas SALE-—Sixteen head of HORSES rived from Qhio. All good nd ent all harnees. Tobe Been at JOHN BIMMON ‘Ss tables ‘No. $11 13th st. n.w. janv-12t* OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGADW. new Hallet paris & Ge BT ca icy Sow Tease and rb tone. ‘ear’s gift. ‘At ali Be aS 9th st.n.w. SLES obi tah ‘ismage table fe iia al Berea oe teed. . EY, Stable, 1018 17th at. Fe CANARY and MOCKING BIRDS. SALE—Fine eet mor RES ss nid east, bet. Ist and 2d sts., Capitol Hill. cee ee Oe Sea OR Ean lot of EPR, ahs CAGED, be ag ‘very. Store, 1183 7th at.n.w. 8. 3 fs Bad 2m* AS. 8. Crom: PUBLIC and BEAL ESTATE AGENT Residence, 1552 8th st. n.w. “jan17-1m Ww. G. WHITNEY & ©0O,, Re Dice a of FINANCIAL. 100 invested. 1200 epee ee 30 DAYS ON Boe Ue al oka ck opens ret Oto to 80. Ade T. PO nkers, 35 Wall Street. N.¥- COAL AND WOOD Pp THtewrez, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. wen d clean, 2240 Ibs. to the to 1 toad, Gearge's Creek, Lump and Run of Stine Gumberland Goal, by cargo, ear load or single ton, WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HIOKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Ix Corp Lenars, on Bee AND SPLIT TO ANY IZ. BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. __Main Ofice, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yara st, and Yndiaua ave. Shipping Whart jer 2d st. an ave. and Yard, foot of oth ot. Ete Brancu. pigin OMtee, 39 Post Office ave. Omtice and Gathedral. nos Biddle oe Sipping Wher an Yard. foot of York st P. LE} Beene it for Ws puvats Telephone Hines Wharf an Algo, ection ‘elephonio both cities. N4tTIoNaL FAIB ASSOCIATION. Yards. "in THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all com. petitors.° STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nove With uneyusied See e00- 5 | gnseren’ acter, re aorp uate ub troushout tne al] injmmediate communi. operat oot Lo? our patrons The beat oof very, prices. e: 82,000, $1,000, e000 at at Th per cent. janl OR RENT. 1681 Tet, pow. desirable 3-story 9 room Brick 81 ith all modern {mproveniente. 1423 and 1425 New York ave, Handeome, Store- rooms in one of the best business neighbor- hoods sity. “Lenman Building,” New York avo. ear 15th st. A number of desirable Office Roo: 1113 F st. n.w., “Iron Building. Handsome of- fice Rooins on second and third foo! “F" at, near U. 8. Patent Office.-Several large Gflices, both single and communicating 245 Bridge st, Georxctown,D.C.—A comfortable 6 room Corner Rew Yor ae ave. and 15th st.—Basement suitable for a plumbing establishment. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., jan19 1228 F street northwest. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. s0Es SHERMAN & 00., Cloud Building, Real Eatato Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO Surr. A small Store (new). 2900 Ahow Brie Grooms, 200 n Anew Baek 10 rooms, hot and cold water on floor ‘and east fronts, 2 bay windows, va plete. Sul cash payments balance monthly, A T-room iow buliding ath ‘etre tween M and .N. ‘phuall onan payment; 108 7» Sc., & month], iC.» KC. A fine Pot on Cay ito] Hill, having a good view of the Capitol ‘rounds, fe le without and on long time £0 an; will be built to suit, an FO vithout cash payment one , OF & House sold on easy faa RI 2 BBR 2234 13th st. n.w., 6 rooms. 16 bth eeu w., 5 rooms. 1214 24th st. n.w, 5 rooms. 1516 L st. Office rooms, corner Sth and G sts. cai and suitable for housekeeping, 939 Pennsylvania ave. 3 MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. decl5 JOHN SHERMAN & 00. rr eae B. H. Wi 916 F street northwest. st. D. Ww... Booms in No: 634D oe wer. Siloam 9 deb Estate Review, B Lge atmy ome on tains & pomphets ae of reports z rth, F st., near 1th B.-L ave, near 9th mi Ga.e.,bet.. Mt. Pleasant, 100 Btoddartet.. 100 Ast., near 24s. 100 Get.; near 12th 80 1135, Le Droit Park, 15 3 Pst. Et yndar bd) 65 sth an ane #14 26th. 1518-1 65 307 H bye 60 353 N Br ‘50 $1 Pat.n. 30 22 30 11 25 25 25 $55 ne gt gee S823 : VOR pe SALE—Licht BUSINESS WAGON enquire 496 New York avo. n.w., atstore. ANTED—To dispose of a PRINTING OF- FICE, calculated, to. do, the general, lines of printing. Address ptic," Star office. janl9-2t* HAWBACK CERTIFICATES WANTED.— Highest price pai D , CHAS. 4. KNIGHT. Jant9-6t* 482 Louisiana ave. VOR RENT—A «mall PLACE about four acres, just Auited for a dairy; dew barn. ‘Situated halt puile, porziweet city. Kent reasonable to tenant. None other need apply. H. F. DAV! ith st. nl OF ICE, in Le Droit ficure fo a satisfac. tory re Apply SOHN T ARMS. Jaul7-6t or, &, Cash customer @ Tot 18x100; centrally located, sonth front preferre within six equares of my office. E. A. McINT O18 F st.n.w. Jant7, ARM in Maryland, con- nei house :all outbuildines: Within an hour's drive of the For further information inquine of CH, No. ban sth sth. w. ear the corner of E and 2d streets ‘ery handsome dwelling with ali mod. ., containing 11 rooms. Architecture, build, Cleteatice,, neizhborhood, price, snd terms unex: celled. . HESTER, 519 7th st. yi es ae eS ERIE with hall, water, gas, and cellar, or will ¢ Algo a I ‘wagons prefer: crore CAE] TOL HILL. No 1253 Paave. west. janl7- smal taining four x horse and wagon. city. Ke for lots. 50x66 toexchanie f Al SALE. In lots to suit purchasers, the following Home jnyestt ent Securities of Unquestioned Value: City Railroad Stocks, District Fire Insurance Stocks, District Columbia Bonds. H. J. FROST, 420 6th street. Jani7-6t 10 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, e@ At6, 7and8 percent. No Dela: . B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Jani7 10th and F sts. n.w. 25.000, 81,000, 1.000 IN HAND, AT 7 PER ent., to ican’ on first class real estate securit eluy in newotiating loans. ‘AS. W. HAN- Real Estate Agent, 509 7th st. nw, jan16-3t ANTED—1 wish to buy, at once, for a client HOUBE on E street, ‘between 2a and Sd a e. northwest. | Houre must contain 1 roo CH + HANDY, Real ee ‘agents ed ae at: Shee QOS ACCOURT OF ILL-HEALTH, 7 0 aa pluce of business for a moderate price. JOSEPH GERHARD T, Restaurant, 306 6th st, n. w., near the new City Post Office. jan15-6t (OR SALKOn the Heights of, Georgetown, B.upon qestcnal ble terms, a ten-room HOUSI y window, all modern iuprovennacer Enquire ian West st.,(icorgetown. —_jani4-16t" OR BALE —Nice Botta es AP.— BRICKS, 52, 200, 8 rooms and bat! 81.250; veto in reai SAL: DING, Room 4, 1429 N.¥. avenue. we ‘Terms to suit. H. § janl4 7QR SALE One of thoseclegant new BRICKS on -, in Sherman block, at $2,500: also, one on nea New Jersey aventie, at 82, 500; also, a nice nearly new, BRICK on K st... tween 4th and 6th $3,000. These houses are all modern and ‘are good bargains. “M. Mt. HOHNER, oe ae rect. Wi ANTED—An active PARTNER, with Tr pst, ‘0 take a half interest in av Iiera- tive business. Address: props, Box 33 office. jant-oe POE, SALES Two-story BRICK HOUSE with basement; contains 6 rooms besides bath roo ater closet und coal vaults convenient. 0, Oa and Government Printing office. " Price & 8: balance in monthly payments. Iriguire SF, ZUG, W38 thode tala aver Jani2- FS. SALE—A very desirable eG emit able for Dairy or Market Garden, about yarde north of Boundary and same distance from Glenwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- duce in part payment. Also, several three-s ICKS, well located, all con- ingayments, in monthly instal- and mansard roof BRI veniences, cheap. ments. We have improved city Pro] operty to trade for country pro) tesa And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rat ums to BI W. E. BURFORD &00., Jan6 Real Estate Agents, 708 E street 0. w. o%Fx TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. DP BIRICT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Go- Jumbia o per cent Columbia 6 per cent. 20-y lumbia 7 per cent. 18-year bondi ‘and 3.65's. the} erent ne price these dat the Un y the best of any in reat paid at the Uuitea oe Teas- ury. jans-Im EisSi Pa, Aveo. Te ve 1,600, 81,0 REAL STATE e SECURITY. 000, #800, Mon: ea Te iGHTON, “stan 323 436 atreet northwest. TO WM A MAIN & BROS,, | 135 x bee n.w., if you want 3 bay, sail or exchian ‘or country. Pro} x pectalty. re m* Sane ett eae THE EER: Gas Fitter, 419 al experience 22 years. sanitary plum! bing. Pisamination of all work with Mow tie proper sanitai ties. Orders promptly filled. jJani-Im* informed that the IRDERY ug ror turned out 6 wo) il bot th wupe ere nets ta 3 been 8 ‘of the establisha aps i012 Penneylvanis avenue, aa floor. IBSON_ eee cee. PRACTICAL BOO! oe JOB eer 1012 ania avenue, Washington, ea" Fine Brlatag Fania PROFESSIONAL. [J SEEUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfort, thousands of well-known personages visit Dr. WHITE'S estab- Hslunent, 1416 Penneslvania avenue, opposite Wil lard's Hotel, lief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunion Disease: a Nails, Chilblains, &c., SG eee 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. Dd’: CANDEE, oF New York, Specialist.—Hem- orrhoids or Piles cured in all their various No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. Im- taedisi relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused by catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital pe Ee fored. For further difficulties of which I treat you must make application at my office, No. 439 sus st. n.W., Riley Building. \R. WEISENBORN, Dentist, aed: it st.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted BY to 810 et and all operations on the natural T Teasonuble prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cei decks . J. Be. JOHNSTON, 17 years’ experience, formerly over Balan! gkstore, has retw __ Office, PRVATE INSTRUCTION in Latin, ts of Greek, Mathematics and the ontinary English Branches, by the former Assistant ‘Teacher in the Boys’ Hich School, Reduced. terms Clases. Please eddress D. 3. Re LaMnittt, ito Sth st n.w., oF call there between 4 and 7 p- jani6-7t* PROF. HENRIE, Teacher of the Guitar and Singing. Persons of no knowledge of Music _ taught to play a waltz in a month. Charges rea- F st., near 2d n. Jan. B HALL SCHC ‘Sh Mak¥'s Counry, Mp. The next session will begin MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2, 1880. Board and tuition 875 in advance for each session of five mon! For Circulars apply to jan3-im 910 Ketar is Class hours, 11 reserved for po a! WM. T. BRISCOE, Secretary to the Board. . PRUD'HOMME'S term in January. Hours offered to all 1 waduits and children. Verbs and idioms orally and practically taught. Visitore invited on Thursd - Oltice hours: us moderate, AND DROEER'S Sch = ma 12m. tol p.m. Kindenvarte Thorongh instractic tees first "to rammar grade. Daily instructién tn German given free. Normal de; nent for ladies. dec! DARK SEMINARY fi Young Fadiaa and Mi F 506 Sth st. wu. os “fhorouss instruction in Fuwlish branches, including Book-keeping and Drawing, extended course in Latin and French. Circulars at the book stores. Mus. G. M. CONDKON, Principal. deck ie and Children. removed her regular French aos ith st. new., corner of I. vate L Sica After School Bias Proapectun ada: rene! store, 1255 Pa. a = = 3m CHOOL OF sGaTG, 707 8th st.—Organ SCaith use of Uurek Orman) “Voice Sahcary se # Boston teacher.) Piano. ree classes, Xc. tion 86 and upwards. 88 08 QSRORNE'S ENGLISH AND oe iG AND DAY SOHOOL for You Ladies and Childrens 13 M xt., corner of 1 Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. au we5-6m. AELEWOOD. INSTITUTE, CoxconpviLuE, Pa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, #45. Stu- Soutepre ared for busiuiess, Yale or Harvard. Primary pupils admitted. Na? fess0rs.. J. SHORTL A.M., Principal. eres OR IN CLASS—LATIN, GREE! PE 'N, FRENCH, MATHEMATIGS, iz onteen Loot paration. for Coll West. page Point, Annapolis. Translations of Ancient and Modern ages. 8.W. FLYNN, A-M.,702 5th st.n.w. al Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and J. VOCAL ak MUSIC. Particular atiention to be- Ce ers, a8 well ogo wishing $0 be qualified for poe Terms moderate. 5 H st. n.w. PENCERIAN PUSnrEes Coe Conver 7TH AND L STREETS N. free, edneation for real life to sons and | Sriehtore. ‘he course comprises Penmanship, 8 Position pendence, Business ain gleand Double Entry zB ie aes ices, Political Econo Law. and Leo- tures.’ Dayand evening sessions. Open for recep- tion of students last Monday in August and there- after. For particulars visit Coll or address augd H. 0. SPENCER, CIPAL. “BOOKS, &c. _ ‘DIARIES. 1880 Qa AND DAILY | JOURNALS of every fad AUTOMATIG PENCILS, plain and for “RUMANAG DE GOTHA for 1880. CHURCH ALMANAG for 1880. 'TTAKER’S ALMANAC for 1880. Aiablect Standard and Miscellanoots Books in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 cents per volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, ‘TROPOLITAN BOOK 8'R0! jan10 = 911 Par ave. NEw LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, $4.00 6.50 ies...) Carried by Storm; by Mary Agnes Fiemin; Memoirs of Madamede Remusat, Durant’s Hygiene of the Voice. . Sent by mail, post-paid, by W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooxsELLERS AND STATIONERS, Jano Pa, avenue. UR DAUGHTERS: WHAT SHALL Pits ee WITH THEM? by Marion Harland; an SELF-GULTURE: Intellectual, Physical and Moral, by Prof. John 8. Blackie; cheap edition, PELOWBET'S SELECT NOTES on The Interna- ee Lessons for 1880, the best aid to teachers; (GHT OF ASIA, by Edwin Arnold; 81.50. THE FAITH OF ou FOREFATHERS, by Dr. arns: 60c. and le BALLANTYNE & SON, jan? ve 428 7th street n.to. eth re ASSORTMENT 0) OKS AND FANCY GOUDS. Oration is called to the new bee etd nd av Standard. works in fine Bindin e best English fean editions. al bray yor Books and. Hymnaiss Gathous ks. Christmas and New year's Cards, Pictures, and Esscls. A superb line of “*Photograph ‘albun Episcopal Prayer af ae patterns. Autograph Albums. Elegant ug Desks. Work Boxes, Dressing Cases. Luba “and Fancy Inkstan tee in it variety. “Russia Leather, Ivory and Calf Skin et Books. Chess, cokers, la} ce a, Packeammon Boards re a astnboun' = vee Huoitnest Gol Pons and Pencils; new toc! just opens N ceived dail; articles marked in plain ficures ‘at the lowest invited. 8 rossorto Molun Brothers) ey : adecl3 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. BOOTS AND SHOES. ING See ee THE GREAT advance in SHOES, we have a few cases, of Gent's Fine Hand-Sewed Button and Gon. 88 Gaiters, which we can offer for Tm ONTH ONLY at the old figures. Gentlemen ‘who wear this quality of Shoe will know what they are wary on inspection. BN'S BuO STORE, 14th st., 2 doors below oa and ‘ORK sae STOH: New 005 Pennayivanta ave. “WE EEACHOE WHAT | WE ir “sf Ovun Goops ARE THE CHEAPEST; Gh SIDE OF ye NEw Ye Yore pave bean iene Hig airee asa the ‘prices you ave Deen pa: isew! ie eather Goat Button Boot $1.50 Tadieet aut ‘Worked ‘Satan Holes... 2.00 padi tton Boot. 2.00 stom -1 ate ch Ki 1.50 to 6.00 has += 1.00 Buttor Misses' Custom Goat Button, warranted. Mieses’ Solid Leather Shoes .. Children's Shoes. Gent's Fine Calf Go Gent's Hand-made Kip Booi Gent's Fronch Gait Hand-mads Boot, Gent's French Gar, Hand-made, Button, Con- egonomt top 35 50 50 50 00 00 50 68 Hodltore ine rtpear tot co, eh 5 Ors vaca. 7 MY tare 8.00108 . at OMice: a: EO. THY. Gab alinininared. Best of references novas | =ZO%S —— PR ee 8. RE DENTIST, ae. ee er Simms’ Drug Store. pons Ponte: fiver, for ge s Paunios ae5 Each too! Artificial lon of eet th Bl. Teeue or every kind inserted. All operations on the natural perf teeth formed with care and satisfaction. ‘Attention is called ‘to the he Pleasant and couveniant location of this office. ‘lines of cars TALBOTT, ae Diz . T. BM DENTisr, Removed to southeast corne! prner 7th gra streets northwest. reoth inserted 87 FR. DUI Dentist, 919 7th street northwest, tees and K sts. Besutitul Sets of operations war- i\CH AND AMERICAN TRAVELING CLOCKS, Sets aitenae® 7259. SoveL tis IN JEWELRY AND FANCY janlo 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, gran SHIN SACQUES, FUR LINED SILK DOLMANS, FUR LINED SILK CIRCULARS, BO, IN EVERY VARI OF OES Ae Eo tees TETY SEAL CAPS, FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. we RUOFF, janl2-lw 905 Ponnas ave. Bogorre, of FLOWERS. THE F FLO’ QrOnAL DESIGNS FOR son WEDDINGS E &o., Can at all times be. ‘from my rich collection DECORATIONS, with beautiful graceful om Groton and mand thee meee ultable plantar "ater Dio JOHN SA! piesa. Patent Oftico. eaten HAND CLOTHING of all Jigs te bonekt, ad's far SHIGE Gos Teh ot —_ ‘gecond-hand ciothing, Ss ‘be given: person iy A —OF- PIANOS AND ORGANS. Stan PIANOS. Grand Square and Up- sight. Highest honors Paris Exposition, TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.C. The Stief! Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist's Piano, See loumnpetition= Call‘an m. Mi G. L. WILD & BRo., SOLE AGENTS Jans 723 7th st. n.w., between G and H. HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIAN T matehieas BURDETT ORGARE. ces ‘@. KUHN, Sole dec6-3m. 407 10th st. h.w. Linxal HNARE’S PIANOS. MGaiversally ackzow to bo the Endorsed by a Par 3ANS| and PIANOS from celebrated makers for sale and rent Tue BAGH'S Pra naEROOMD o27-6m No.423 11th st.,a few doors above Pa N° TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Overcoats now $20, formerly $25. Overcoat now 15, formerly 20. now 10, formerly 15. 8, formerly 12. 5, formerly 8. _ BUITS. Suits that were $25, now $20. Suite that were 20, now 16. “Buite that were 15, now 12. Suite that were 13, now 10. Suits thatwere 10, now 8. Buitethatwere 8, now 6. « COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennevivanta avenis, janl3 Between 10th and 11th sts 18 THE BURGLAW’S SEASON. BATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th street and New York avenue. oleae Overcoats now