Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1880, Page 3

ae =< LADIES’ @ooDs. STEAMERS, é&c. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. BAND OPENING oF EVENING DRESSES. MRS. M. A. CONNELLY, 7 East 16th st., New York, AND 21 Rue Bergue, Paris, Has now open at her Branch House, 1331 F STREET; OPPOSITE THE EBBITT, ‘The most magnificent stack of IMPORTED DRESSES, BONNETS, Etc!, EVER EXHIBITED IN ;WASHINGTON. GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES Is WRAPS, KID, GLOVE DE- RTM Prion To Stock TaxinG, Fesrvanry Ist. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, $1; MILLINERY ANP 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, $1.50. LA J. P. PALMER'S, jJanl9 No. 1107 F street northwest. JEANNERET, ne less Baltizaor — ch FRENCH J TIES. ING NOVELTIES. We will open this morning a new and complete ateortinent of EVENING NOVELTIES, Comprising N 'D GLOVES, 'LACFS and LACE NOVEL- Ties suitable for Tee ening Wear. JOEL GUTMAN & CO., Onr Price SILK AND Lace House, 30. 3?) 54 and 36 N. Eutaw st, BaLtrMore, Mp. ER. |AKING FROM THE LATEST MA MPORTA TIONS or work and Perfect Fitting graranteed. nnsylvania avenue northwest. Jan8-1m Ju Foseaead Will dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES' AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly rednced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. {jan6})__907 Pa. ave. MES. SELMA RUPPERT'S, 608 9ru STREET, Opp. PaTENT OFFICE. essai stock of ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND GERMANTOWN WOOL, VANS CANVAS LACES. HOSIERY, NCY A} ‘D WOR STED NOVELT NOv NEEDEE WORK. Rreal ES ENSINGTON oF CHEWEL ‘EL EMBROIDERY in SEN promply executed. Jan5 CORSETS, ALL STYLES anv PRICES, aT DOUGLASS’, 624-524-526 9th street. Jans Sr. CLoup Buinprxe. SPECIAL ATTENTION-_NEW, FAN GOODS AND LADIES’ FUR. SHING HOUSE. 433 Ninth Street Norti jan3 Mire: M.S. BIUCE & CO. Re LACE NOVELTIES. Real Duchess LACE JABOTS, at 25 to 40c.; Rea ‘Thread Lace BARBES, at 81.75 to 82.50, nice qual- ity; the Point De Langquedoc and Brabant De Russe LAGES at lowest prices, Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and widths. st remarkable low it De 8 yard wide, fusion ROUCHEINGS, Drees BLEATINGS, °° Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. All the newest styles of Real Lace FIGHUR BAR- BES pCOLLAKETIS, SCARES, HANDKER- CalEFs, Spanish Lace, FICHUE: ciennes, Fount Thread and Sadia an: Gai " NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. In Han red, Real Lace, Hand-painting large \a-embroide and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have assortment at very low prices, ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. pans Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace AT NOOT’S, jan? 915 Pennsylvania ave., MM": §: 5. MESSER, LADIES PATTERNS. Agency for S. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of GRGng taught, and Journals of Fashlon for sale, 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. dec29-Im Ss BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll ADIES’ SHO) iT OLASS. -ES—OF THE ONLY IN Sie OFT. MAKE TO ORDER AN ASSORTMENT, G. SOHON’S Ith st. n.w. nov26, _Branch H. WIREMAN'S. RESSMAKING. ‘The Missis. 1 HAMILTON, 111 F 8 First-class work, at moderate prices. ue FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES Have been awarded by the National Fair Association 3. H. VERMIL' “aio Sth btrest. __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. A 6 BEPLENISHED Our Stock of CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, DIN } D! RT and TEA SER- VICES, PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, And other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, We solicit an inspection of the same from citizens and strangers. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., Dixct Imronters or Cutna, Gass, &., jani5 923 Pennsylvania avenue. LUMBING, TINNING. HAMILTON & SHEDD, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, FURNACES. jan12 811 D st., ¥. M. C. A. Building. JDBESPEN. ENGLISH and FRENCH DINNER SETS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, nove novs Jans A Between 10th and 11th streets. SET OF ROGERS’ TRIPLE- PLATED KNIVES, ONLY §2. A ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED OASTOR, §3. A GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE ‘OLK, FOR’ MO) Fo NOBFOH! oie TRESS NBO ‘Bteamer Lapy OF THE Teaves 6th-street fae dele cote v8, at oe id Point ye Boston steamer ‘Re. “Leaves Nort alternate sap. Round ‘Trip, Becond- clans fare, 81.50; Round trp. $2. LY LINE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER. The Bteanicr Jo1s W. ThowPaon hes bese rith- drawn for repairs, and the Jane Mosexry has been substituted 40 take her trips and ker days until o ise or STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Pawar E. C. KNIGHT and JouN Grason ely leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every pals at4 p.m., ‘and Walerat » Geo Friday morning and Alexan: taken ef Towent rt rates. “Apply at 8 at Steamer oF oa AM'L BACON, President. (LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE AD EENREN GEORG ERIN, ATTNOTON aw with C oes From Philadelphia yaturday, at10a.m. ‘From Washington—Monday, at 11 0.1. From rretown— Mons at] p.m. Freights received daily until 0 & pom, Throws bills of laden riven to Boston and Providence, and Fall River. Consignees wishin foot jl eee landed at Georgetown wharf will please em marked “GrorartTown. D.0." For full information apply to J. H. 00. 1202 F street northwest and 12th-strect whack, Sachineton, C.: WILLIAM P. OLYDE.® Cones Msnagers, oe South Wharves, Philadel. 5 NO#TH, GERMAN LLO¥D—srecome LINE BeIwEEN NEW YORE, Havaz, LONDON, The steamers of thi will sail e steamer Of thie comp orday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, obonen. Rates of pussage: From New ert to Havre, on don, Sou in, Be: fi 2 Bowhne 00., 925 80] JOHNSON & AND BREMEN. ¥ » Agents ‘for Washimetone ‘The neat clase steamers of Class steamers, TEN,” “P.CALAND,; DAM,” and “MAAS, "carrying the U-8. Netherlands, leaves’ Jc Wednesday and, this Ty Son i MOPTERD ANS SHOLE. mail to the Ae sit son ch Wl amen New York, F nm omer Nst., Ereusht Am’ fils, So brwayy Generdl Passenger MAN Live NEW TORE to QURERSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. EVERY T AY. "HURSDAY AND SATURD: Tons City of Richa of Ricl City of Chester.. x ‘These magnificent steamers are spongs the strong- est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and hay every niodern 1 improvement, Including hot and cold water and electric bells in’ staterooms, revolving hi irs inealocns, ‘bath and smoking rooms, shops, € nen ates of pereage and ofher information, tPP1y centy 31 Broa : “eG stro. We BOTELER £0 boas BROSNAS, BRO., 923 Penn'a press, Washington. UNARD LINE. ‘With the view of diminishing the chances of ool- felon, the Steamers of this ae ‘8 specific course for alls peasons of tO Fear. Gsenstown ‘outer pass: Zork or ee meridian of 8 ate ks north of lat., or nothing to the the of 6) st 42 iat, or uollting fo the north of 42. THE CUNARD Sree: COMPANY LIM- Between new York, a waver Rooks Call- at Cork Harbo: FROM vig “0, Ny NEW YORK. ni Wed. Jan.21 = 21 | Bothnia Wed. F Feb.25 Fe Barth Feb.11! Algeria “Weds Febsis | Heal W And every following Wednesday from New York TES OF PASSAGE. 860, , 880 and $100 gold, according to accommo aati "Ticket to Paris, 815, gol aAaitional. pice eatvery low rates Biocrage ticketa Tare st very low rat se erpool and Queenstown, and all other Enrore, at lowest rates ‘Throtgh bills of laden given for Belfast, Glaszow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Oontinent, and for Mediterranean ports. For freight an a passa apply at the Company's office, No.4 steerage an cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, GOO Tth streck, Washing ‘a8. oHAs. G. FRANORLYN, Ament, RAILROADS. PALTIMORE AND | OHIO RAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. uthwest. To take effect sung November “16, 1879, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. 5:00 p.m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- tions. 6:05 a. m._—tNow Ye Philadelphia snd Boston ee mmdnge fo Baltunere only.. Break- at Relay 9 Biation. sae ge preety and way. led- mot Stature, Winchester, Hi way, via *Hattimors and Tanrel gi188.m.— Point of Hocks,, Pie Salmo a an neh ester, lazerstown Ae ton a —Ne York, Philedel Gare Baltimore Express: "Parlor car 10 New York and Pladelphia e ‘am, ee owe nis, Ori aec Colmres and fagerstown and rer copt Ranaey ‘Through oar t0 liman Cars to Cincinnati, daly. ails, except Saturday gitimore, Annapolis an Nilay 00 a.mi.—Baitimore Express. Stops at Biadens- a polis Ji fanover. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott ae 12-10 p. ba: 20 pit m.—New York, Philadelphia snd Boston Express. Stops at Laurel 3:38 p-m.—20n & Sanday ent paleo and Way. p-m.—Baitimore, Taiction. Frederick, via Relay. ‘tops at Annepolis m.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers- torn, 35 pms and Way Stations. On Sunday to int of Rocks and Way Stations only. * = in—tBaltimore, = ‘and Way Sts BeeeRas I EEADRESS Rondo RFOLE BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, =, cxcert Bu Sun. day. Norfolk passengers take ee ag Canton) Stops nf Bindensbuy 6:00 p.m.—Point of Rocks and W: iH BALAIMOWE and Wa y St a? to Sandus! 00 a. m-—t LUMBUS AND eo FOHIUAGO mS EXPRESS. poe ease @itebarsh roxcepe oan Sundey. aXD D Bki TIMOR Pu MORE, B Bupe ae ra and Laurel. eg ping Sue to ea and ne =e ‘Pouls and Gincinnatt Express. at a Relay a jon. app at 3! pualtimscre and Cee io Ticket Offices, Wi ‘tion. and and Corner 1ath'and Penusy, Trani see Snerecraers will be taken for tobe and received at any point in th . M. NTS, Master of Transportation. LE, General Ticket Awent. Gio: S°ROON TZ: Genoral Asou yl? GREAT THE NORTH, WEST, AND 80) iT. am Double Track, Steel Hails SPLEXDD SCENERY, MaG a ee In Effect JANUARY, 6, 1 TRAINS LEAVE und B seat, fs . daily, with a Pitta corner of Sixth and rt Oars f1 ‘Mnouts, and Bleeping MER, | aD Pittebure to. ony ne and i Ghicaso: 7:40 p.m. ih Palace Oar jcago. ee om follows: BALTIMORE AND POI POTOMAO RAILROAD. 0 . Genandaicus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara For in ‘and the ne North, ‘at 6:00 2. m.. ', Ox Sunday; 7:40 p.m. daily, ex A = except: ‘y For New. York hdl the ast 8:10 .m., an > except Sunday, an oe Gare at ‘Limited IMPROVEMENTS, 84.50. ‘NIOKEL-PLATED LEADER STUDENT LAMPS, 83.00. AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GooDs SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS aT CORRESPONDING PRICES aT SCHAFEW’s, No. 1090 Seventh street northwest, ———————— and SILVER, in large or anc nae TEES Borrzee MADEIRA WINE, VINTAGE OF 1824 AND 1840. BOTTLEP PORT WINE, VINTAGE OF 1836. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES, Janl6 1491 New York Avenue. HE MOST SURPRISING THING ABOUT BURCHARD’S CANNED COFFEE Is that it suits so many people who have been ac- customed to use a high priced article. To the vast multitude who make ecqgnomy a study this brand of Coffee is especially commended, and with per- fect confidence. The PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER is what is galled a slow powder, and is rendered efficient by the See is bs ated et ae oven, conseauently is entirely dis: ipated by the process of . All fine Groceries BURCHARD’S, janl2__ Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. LBS. N. ¥. CHEESE (full cream)...81900 10 Lbs. HOMINY GRITS 25 5 Lbs. CREAM NUTS. - 5 + 80 . 50 . 30 CE. 5 Scts Adamantine CANDLES (so-called pounds)... + 50 1Gal. best New Orleans MOLASSES. 1 Gal. Common MOLASSES. . 1 Can 8 Ib. Huckin’s Mock Turtle SOUP. OUR BOUQUET WHISKEY, $2.50 Per Gallon. A8 good as sold elsewhere at 84.00. C. S. OHARE & SON, 1213 7th st. and Cor. H and 4th sts. n.w. Jani2 fee) LEAF TEA, 50c., 50c., 50c., 50c. SWEET LEAF 50c., 50c.. 50c., SWEET LEAF TE. 50c., 50c., 50c,, . TRY IT. un TRY. ) WITMER, Fixe Groceries, Jani0 1918 Penna. avenue. FLORIDA ORANGES BANANAS, &o. ARD . TIBBETS & CO., dec5 PaLack Manger, Cor. 14th and N.Y. av. 20™ STREET _MARKET. 720 20th street, Gameof all Hinds. area Tarkeys, Chickens and se Ve a solicited. WM. LINKINS & SON. eee PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- rs TO CERES. The andeomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the id " MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard Family Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave, nov6 WM. M. GALT & CO. MEDICAL, &c. D*. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manhood and the vigor of youth to the most shattered constitution in four weeks. Failure im- ible. This life-restoring remedy should be en by all about to marry, or who have become weakened from excees or any other cause. Success in every case is ascertain as that water nches thirst. per case. geent, D1 Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University hee, New Drugg ists arilled, dec26 ‘ERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A medical os. ay, comprising a series of lectures delivered st Kahn's Museum of Anatomy, on the cause and cure of premature decline, showing. indisputably. how health may be regained, ai oxding s cleans: \op- sis of im ents to mat nd the treatment of uervous and a a sy bein the result 20 years’ ex) lence. renCy, mp ‘kahn's Mu |, 25 or pee rose Bocretary ante ‘G85 Broadway. ‘Sow York. decl-m, w.f4m LEON, the oldest established and only rali- aie LADIES PHYSICIAN tor the city, can be consulted daily st 455 Maseachusetts avenue from 1 Female Complaints and irregulari- Bes quickly cured. Consultations free. Separate TARTEIN( DISCO 1T MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim OF youthful im) ture decay, nervous debility, having tried in vain every known remedy, hi covered. a simple self cure, which, he will send ¥ to his fellow sufferers. Address J. Hi. fence 5 ‘a3 Chatham St. aie 2 eee eS —The new Turkish an Rooms are now complete. No change ef ian managers yes its first establishment HEDD in 1871. The best establishment sout Of New Fors oct31 GPREMATORRE GA, IMPOTENOY J PREMA- ture decay, emissions and all venereal IE. tiv Suga in from 3 0 7 dave. No alpine used. All fed eaknesses, &c., cured. male we frcct mew near 2d. ‘oct (ONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, ‘Wednesday Saturday, st his office, 456 Ost. n.w., near 3 cure: Uri 1e88, morrhosa or Syphil- recent positively cured in from 5 to 16 days. ‘and sepa- Refers to the i physi- cians of Main office, 19 8 Eutaw. st, Baltimo. ADAM DE eT a5 Se 7h Ladies. All female complaints quickiy cured. Can be contalted daily at “7th ef. D.w, Ofi0e hours from 1 to 9 aug26-5m* UBEIS! —A luxury. Oure f f Mae aE OATH Ee, Batitection euare iat Ladies’ days, Monday and Friday. | 609 8 . radiciay ware. connecti: Beh ‘shedd.” Dr. 8 eee febi* ERS.— YY MOTT'S Certain cure for Discase a of the Ki yel and all Urin: iseases, Nerv: ae edo Fee cal ee . Be EOE WISEE Dy Price. 83 pet box son a ‘sealed. feblé. HiAtwane & HUTCHINSON, 817 Ninth street n.w., REMODELIN MODERNIZING DEFEO- oD eae PLUMBING manufacture SLATER Saee THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. “Crown Diamond” Shirt, only 50 cents. Fhe <eronto" ta roved Si 65 cents. unand§ gh red inen, oaly Bosna 5 cents. 2 veption” Shirt Sho exes muslin ue wera es were linen, 60 cen! at ee jan? 1002 F street n.w. OUTNS F Danzer, (opposite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade Decorated Dinner and Tea Setis and Fancy Goods, at the LowzsT are invited Prices, and©purchasers to call andexamine. Also, # fine line of CHINA, Pentti HOUSEFUBNISHINGS, at lowest Sivan “Beropn ong, wn | “pat-im THIS EVENING. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. AN UNRIVALED COLLECTION JAPANESE ANT. “TREASURE aa im O14 Bizen, oko, Owari, Mishim: And ey oe other Wares Marv Elewant ets. Handsome Specimens of ‘oid and Modern Gold ‘Lacqut Artistic Bronzes Inlaid with Gold and Silver. Specimens of Rare even Porcelain and Pottery. Most rae cuibroidered Silks, Eto. Carefully ee @ Japanone expert, und ac- Connsieseurs to be the 10st Valuable and Choice Goieetion ‘over brought so this ‘The whole to be sold s t reserve WEDNESDAY, 1! HUNSDAY and FRIDAY, NUARY 21, 22 and 23, Ar 2 and 7o'cLoog, af the elegant salesroom, 1425 ‘New ork Ave., ‘near the ury Depart- B27-Goods now on Exhibition. Jan16-6t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. H. WARNER, Real Estate Avctioneer. 5 = TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY, ON THE WEST. SIDE QF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND M De vitneot etesd of trust, dated Novem- ber 8th, 1877, and duly recorded in Liber 870, folio 361, oné of the land records of the. Di trict of Columbia and at the request of of the party eceured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in frout of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE tH DAY OF FEBRUARY, , AY 4 O'CLOCK P. M. the Tollowing described real ‘eetate, to wits “All ofiot numbered twenty: two (22) and’ part of lot twenty- one (21), in square fonr hundred and forty-nine (449), as‘the seme are known and doscri bed upon the plat or plan of said city. Bezinning for the tame at the southeast corner of lot 23° running thence west one hundred and sixteen (116) foct to. panne alley, thence north eighty-two (82) feetten (10) Inches, thence east one hundred and sixteen (116) ie west line of Sixth strect west, thence south alcng the weet ine of aid street, 82 feet 10 inches to the place of becinning. Terme caeht A deposit of $100 required at time of sale, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms to be complied with in keven days. ‘This Property wil Uo sold eubect to" a dood of trust for 83, 000 with Sper cunt. Interest from May fiGeod&as MAMLON ASHFORD,s Trasteos, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE or A A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, No. 78 HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. OG. By virtue of a deed of trast, dated July 9, 1878, made by John Drill and wife, and recorded in Liber 892, airs prim Ke, of the land records for the District of Colum- bia, and by direction of the holder of the note se- cured thereby, the undersigned Trustee will sell, at reat Seat on WEDNESDAY, the 7TH DAY OF in front of the premises, feet to thi the pr y described as follows, viz. :—Part of Lot No. 10, in Old Georgetown, y, beinnltig at the N. W. corner of a brick dw elling, th e property of Thomas Jackson, and late of James Dunlap, deceased, and running thence north with said street, ‘twenty: three feet two inches, and back easterly the same width, two hundred feet, more or oth described ing deed trom Susan L Howard, to Jon Drill Oiin Liber WB. 146, fullo SAL, Sen togathor with the Tubrovemeants thereon. Terms of sale: One-fourth an the balance in three years, with note bearing interest at 8 ner cent. per cous ‘until paid, payable quarterly, to be secured by a deed of trust on the property. Gon- cing at purchaser's cost. 8100 required at the f sale, and terme to be complied with in seven m the fale, or the property to be resold by Heistec, at the risk and eet of tho defaulting. Dur. . 0. WESTERVELT, Trustee. decks, 27, 29, 31}an3,5,6.7 $2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL, THURSDAY, JANvany 1880, at same hour aud place. By order of the Trustee.” 6,14, 21,28, 29 PPERCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a decree passed in Raut Catize No. 7,008, Van Riswick vs. Rothwel in the Supreme Gourt of the District of Co- lumbia, and under a deed of trust dated May 20th, 1878, and duly recorded in liber 719, folio 113, one of the land records for said District of Columbia, Rewill coll, at public auction, in frontof the prom: ises, on SA'TU! TH Dax OF JANUARY, A. 1590, ied o'otogee’ ats all sha teen tet hren and described aa lot numibered 43, in Moses Kelly's Tecorded subdivision of square 94. ‘Terms of sale: One- in cash : balance in three equal payments of six, twelve and. eighteon months, with interest at the rate of J per cant. per annum til paid, and to be secured. by a deed oft of trust on @_ property Bold. leposit of Te- quired at the time of sale. NJ. “JOHNSON, ? t jani3-d&ds _T. A. LAMBERT. "5 Trustees. DRY GOODS. WE SHALL OPEN On the 20th instant, SToRE 918 SEVENTH Sr. N.w., With an entire new stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DR¥ GOODS, Purchased at the 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, janie (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) grec IAL. From this date we shall offer special inducements in all Kinds of DRY GOODS. Our stock is atill full, and we have many large lots of desirable Dry Joods, embracing all the latest things out this soa- son, t6 which we ask the attention of those in seach of bargains. Silks, Satine, Velvets, Fringes, Wool and Silk, aud all- woo! Dress Goods, with a full line of House- ‘abrica, will be ‘sold from this date at less fish wholesale Faden, "We tatand to close ouk oar Winter Stock as soon as possible, without regard to Hessenr value: W.M. BROWN, janl9 $17 Market Space. om NEW AND VERY CHEAP DRY en Pure white TABLE LINEN, 5 ‘The very best CALICO made Fednced to 5, worth 8 cents everywhere. Pure wool SHOULDER SHAWLS, 62. Ladies’ CLOsKS reduced to actuul cost Beautiful Wool DRESS GOODS, reduced to 12%. for men and boys’ wear, 50c to $1.50. ‘OOL VESTS réduced to 50c. Pure Linen NAPKINS, lightly Gamagea, 6c. Large ize TOWELS, 6 se wool RED UNDERWEAR reduced to real one wide (wool) Shaker FLANNEL reduced to Pure wool, wide double width Black and colored CASHMERES toattond fron TS down to 808 Cae 711 Marker Space. Black and Colored SILKS very cheaj ti, 8 8 a -25 and $1.50 BLACK SILKS era ares fered SATIN: Colored and Black VELYETS at cost. Larwe size BED COME ‘OnTS, Bl. Every pair of our BLANKETS at Cont. Lange aize double White BLANEE’ ire Wool fine BLANKETS, $3. 15S ih 3. Ghhiarens CNDERN R, 18¢, Notting! LACE for Curtains, immense assort- ment, 12c. to seENogoy BS. handsomely Embroidered with ARTEWS S IL Market i Space. &2-FRONT ROOM, ist floor, over our store, for rent; wes occupied by Mme. Hinck'ey for many Years as adress making establishment. _Jan17 POcRuMenes, 3 COTTON, 10c. Yard. HHMERES, 25c. yard. DB: 3, Toby's Double Busk CORSETS ‘Mme. Demorest’s Keliable PATTERNS. JOS. B. BAILEY, jan17 Corner Tthand F sts. 9.w. UCTION GQ®r4T aoe ears THE PRICE ae it Our kliptic * Glo Our ibaa nr ie bands, . en en. Tage join the nopt custom Leave your! ordeye will a for Fino Dress Shirts. 6 Elegant ‘Shirts resto order forse fect Ht 86.00 vay Fine i Fine stock GENT'S PORN ISETN oe Bat Presents, at DUBREULL BROS.” decis. Nou 1118 Frets nits. CLcosne OUT SALE oF FINE DRY GOODS, cheapest atin CONNOLLY’s, Jan6 11th st. and Pa. avs. § Apuar SaTETS TN THE WORLD. | e Acme Unfinished Sbirts.. 75 cont Acme Shirts. ‘See The Peerless U: 60 cents Best. (0) "S Shirt rs 816 Fe ston ODE. Patent MADE TO ORDER. Pao . 28 of the very best Muslin and Twenty- iS) se nee eat inset order, of the wory bs ive satisteotisn for $1.75, 2008 northwest rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. POTOMAC FISHERIE: OTION. On FRIDAY, Jancany 30TH, 1880 ic TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of ine, ‘Mar ket He D.C., louse, Georgetown, sell the turee Fisheries on the Upper wn as Clouds Lan ‘Terms cas ‘jan21-dts *Tiowas DOWLING, Auct. HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. COUPE, FINE BLACK HORSE AND SUPERB ‘T OF HARNESS, AT AUCTION. on SATURDAY, JANUARY 247H, 1880, aT 12o'ctocx, in front of my auction roomie, Seagth T shall sell, for a gentleman having ho far- ther 1 se for them, the following super outa, vi One Orupe,, in perfect order, made by A. Binder, One pea Black Horee, very stylish, sound and gent One surerb Set of Sliver-Mounted Harness, made by Gibeon, of New York. bs entire outfit costing over THOMAS DOWLE ,UNCANSON BROS., Aucts. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY, ENTE OF SIXTH AND D pe SN. Ww WITH THE BUILDINGS vi lecree, passed in aPareet and No. 4,423, eat premé Court of the Dirt wai Sell, on TURSDAY, THE 20TH DAY 1 ARy, A.D. 1880, at 3 o'GLocK P, at,, ta front of the Premises, all that certain parcel of ‘land situate in fhe Distrlet of Columbia, and known as thowe p of Lota and 2, in square No. 497) which are contained in the followin metes ‘and bounds? Bowinning for the same st the uorthwent conten of 6th and D streets northwest, running, thence north. iifty four 11-12 feet, thencs west one hundred and sixteen 9-12feet, thence south to D strect, fifty-four 11-12 feet, thence east with D_ street one hundred andéixtech 9-12 fect to the piace of beginning, to- gether with the appnrtenances, ‘Terms: One-faurth of the purchase money. in gash, of which $500 will be required to be deposited by the purchaser at the time of sale; balance.at &ix, twelve, elzbtcen and twenty-four months, or all ia gush at purchaser's option. “The deferred payments, if any, to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be secured by a lien unon the property sold. A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Dat. d.w. TH. JESUP MILLER Boe Jan6-dsds 2. eh Auctioneer. In the causes in the Su Jolumbia, wi SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL ia Day OF JANUARY, A. D. 1898, at same hour and place AS BR. ADEE, _ | + DLW. | Trastees. 1-d 2. IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUTDING LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF REET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND TIRTH STREETS NORTH- WEST, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, Jaxvany 26rH, 1880, av 4 O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, I shall sell part ‘Of original Jot 5, in square 515, having a front of 33 rece by: = depth ‘of 100 feet to a 8i-foot ales. loeated 6-1 fourth ¢ cael? “balance at six, twelve aa clenteen months, with notes bearing interest at 8 pes cent. until paid, and secured by a deed of veyancing at pure er’s cost. 3100 down when the property is stru If the terms sale are not complied with in eight days after the aay of sale, the property will be resold at the risk and coet of the dlefamiting purchase ser, jan21-41 SS DOWLING, Auct. H. TANG Real Estate Auctioneer. TRESTEES! SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- TATE ON FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearin date on the 29th day of April, 1873, and duly re- ffi corded amonz the land recerd of the District of Columbia, in Liber No.715, at folio 304,and pm euant to an order of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, we will, on SATURDAY, the 3lst Day or Janvary, 18! AT FouR 0’CLOCK P. M., sell at public auction, in front of the premises, Lot numbered twenty-seven (27), and the south five feet front on 5th at the depth of the lot of lot numbered twenty- in square numbered four hundred and eighty-six (486), together with the imprevements thereon. Terms of sale: $2,060, with interest at the rate of six, per cent. per annum, from October 29th, 1878, and expenses of sale, in cash; balance at six and twelve months, for which notes of the purchaser, pearing interest and, eecured, by a deed of trust of the property sold will be taken. A deposit of 8100 Tequired at the time or sale. LEDE: Tac susee MILLER, B. H. WARN. uct. proms DOWLING, Auctioneer. ADMINISTRAT apes SALE PRIVATE FY BRARY F THE LATE Mrs. GALES, Containing many Vahtable and some : Scarce ay BE } Trustees. Jan2l-cod and finely Dlustrated aswell: on BOOKS, aga file of the WO NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER. SOME ‘SMALLER COLLECTIONS, Belonging to Other Owners, ‘To be Sold by Catalogue at my Salesrooms, Southwest corner Penna. ave. and 11th street, o.. On Monpay,” TU! UERDA. cand WEDNESDAY JANUARY 26H, 27H ANb 28711, 1880. {Commencing each Evening at 73g o’cLock pre- cisely. Jani THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. BROS., Auctioneers. In pursnance ef a decree of the Supreme. Court of the District of Columbia, passed in. a docket 12, wherein Ee Lisyd' and others are complainants, . Lloyd and another are defendants, trustee, appointed in said de- SDAY, 2iTH DAY OF JANUARY, ines, sell at . 51, in the ‘Terme, prescribed by. the decree, are: One- third cash, of which $50 will be required asa de. poritat thé tine of sale, and the b: installments at six and per cent. interest, for whic his promissory notes, secured to the satisfaction of the trustees. ms of sale are to be complied with within five day convevancing at the cost of the purchaser. ~ “M. F, MORRIS, Trustee, jJanl4-d&ds 1306 F street northwest. ‘T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. aaa D USTEES’ SA “BULLDENG” FRAN TOGATION 3 SCUTH SID: aS TEENTH NORTHWEST oP girtue of a deed of trust, dated January 1875, and duly recorded in Liber 771, folio 38t, ‘une of the land reconds of Wash ae RABLE ingtoh county, and at the request of the party hoidini ing nots secured by the said deed of rust, we will sell at pi public in front of ihe premiecs, on FID Gledocn F. at. te following-d in Washington’ of Lot forty (40),’ in Square two hundred and forty-cight (248), ping for the same at the northeast corner of sai n- Jot and thence running south one hundred and ten (1 a} feet and ten (10) inches, feet ten (10) inches, thence north one hiendeed and fen G10) tect and ten (10) inches, thence. east twenty-three (23) feet and ten (10) inches to the place of bewinning, together with all the improve- aents thereon. ‘ferms: One-fourth of the purchase money in cael, and the balance in aix (6), twelve (12) and eiubtec 18) months, with seven per cent. interest ; cash, as the purchaser nay desire: deferred Pasments “to be secured by a deed of trust on the property. $100 deposit. ‘Conveyancing and record- ng at the cost of the purchaser. SRAINARD H. WARNER, ARLES £. PRENTISS, ence west twenty-three(2 ‘Trustees. CH: janl6-f,w,td UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF Y:! SARDABLE eno ON THIRTEENTH STREET, BEING NEA IOWA oOLe AT AvOTION. By vintue ofa deed of trast, given to me, and duly recorded in liber No.’708, folio 179 one of the land records for Washington ¥, in the District of Columbia, and by written re- Gicehof the holder of notes, 1 will offer for sule, on DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. 2880, 47 420 o'cLock . a.» in front of thé prem ises, all those certain lots, e8 or parcels of iand, fe and iyinye in the c Washi city and known as Lots Gand H, pA rpaee sicn of i ai plat Tront of twenty feet (20) on and running back one hundred and five feet to an alley thirty feet (80) wide, and oon Lies fo ye thousand one hundred (3,100) square feet ground. and lot G, having & front of Fninetsen (19) feet and seven ae inches, on said Thirteenth street west, and running back one hundred and fifty-five (155) feet one ‘and one-half (13g) inch D said alle Sftergtving tke five Gaye public pote such resale in tome newspaper publimhed hod ia. D.C. _Jan15,17, m, w, feds UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ON M 8T. ICTION SALE OF BS TRENT THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. January 21, 1SS0. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of meceeraar’s Procecd- Se our, srepart closed. proceeded with consideration ot tet bun requiring the national banks to retain one-half of the reserve in coin. Mr. Lounsbery thought that the bill, —. it might have been ‘operative at the'time of its introduction, could no longer be operative, because the banks, were paying their debts whenever requested In gold and silver coin. Before Mr. Lounsbery concluded his speech the morning hour expired, and the bill went over without action. ‘The House then, after voting down a motion to close the general debate on the report of the commlt- tee On rules, went into committee of the whole on that subject-matter, and Messrs. Acklen and Robeson spoke against the report. At 4:40 p.m. the House a0 adjourned. Libel Suit Against Gen. Sherman. Gen. Boynton, correspondent of the Cincin- nati Gazefte, will at once institute a suit for damages against Gen. Sherman for libel, and the latter will have a chance to prove the trath of some of the hard things he has sald about Boynton. Last week, in an interview that he knew was to be published, Gen. Sherman a ‘hat Gen. Boynton was a man entin pe mistent abd energetic in manufa hoods, and many other similar re ton’s attack upon the accaricy of mutobiography. Gen, Boynton cones out ina card this morning announeing thar he “will select a tribunal and a form of which willafford Gen. Sherman an oppor to prove the truth of these him to the world as a reckle Boynton wrote a note to copy of the interview, and had been correctly reporte in the affirmative, and re said. libel or ty Under the law of the District of Columbia no true statement is libel, no matter how severe tt may be, but Gen. Sherman will find tt very dif- ficult to prove the truth of his statements about Gen. Boynton, who is universally regarded as a reliable and’ conscientious correspondent. Wash. Cor. Cin, Commercial. THE REPORTED NUPTIALS of Mrs. Hicks-Lord and Charles O’Conor, of New York, are dented aunderer. nan inclosing a ed Sherman it he Sherman replied ated what he had Boynton at once took steps to b: suit, and his petition will be filed iz by O’Conor’s friends, but his story is generally credited by old club men. The two Lords say it is true, and that they are glad to get rid of her. Mrs. Hicks-Lord was born In Matteawnn, near Fishkill, in is37. Her matden name was nette Wilhelmina Wilkens, and her ancestors Were comparatively well-to-do. She reigned a belle in her country home for several years, and finally came to New York city, where she’ was admitted to the best circles. In the course of time she became Mrs. Hicks. It is said the wed- resi neanse O’Conor will take place before Ash 'THE CHINAMAN, Wong Fook, who was to have been hanged yesterday at Portland, Oregon, for the murder of one of his countrymen, com- mitted suicide in his cell last night by strangu- lation, AN INDIGNATION MEETING has been held in Chatham, Va., at the election of Horatio Davis by the legislature as judge of Pittsylvania co. A resolution was adopted declaring that the election was accomplished by duplicity and triekery. NEGRO ASSASSINS. —The police are reported to have discovered an asso- ciation of n called “Nanigos.” who utes oblige its members to kill white pers The ee have captured 54 alleged members. of the society. PrESIDENT HINSDALE, of Hiram college, said to the students assembled In college the other day: “To-day a man will be elected to the U. S. Senate, in Columbus, who, when a boy, was once the bell-ringer in thts’ school and. atter- ward its president. His father, dying, left his wife and four young children in the condition that anyone of his neighbors would have done— or. Grandma Garfield, as some of us tamil- larly called her, was a woman of unusual energy, faith and courage. She said the chil- dren should not be separated, but kept to- ether; and that the home should be main- ined; as when its head was living. The bat- Ue was a hard one, and she won it.” THAT PATENT ELEVATOR AGAIN.—Eight gen- tlemen trusted themselves in the elevator at the Monongahela House, Pittsburg, on Saturday, to test the Elithorpe patent safety air cushion, which is warranted to prevent loss of life from. the cab failing accidentally. Some eggs and a quantity of glass were deposited on the floor of thecab. On being detached the cab passed down like a flash; end, although the glassware Was not broken ih the descent, the startled o2- cupants completely demolished it in thelr hurry toescape from the cab, the interior of which was enveloped in a cloud of dust, caused by the rapid descent. CarpinaL McCLoskey declares that the state- ment cabled from London vyester . and taken from the Kome dispatch tothe Pull iat: Gazttie, to the effect that the Pope is indignant at the recept len ety en to Charles Parnell by Cardinal McC! is absolutely without foundation. Cardinal MeCios ey has received no communt- cation from Rome on the subject, and says that the idea put forth by the Pali Mall G weite is an absurd canard. A CHARGE ST Goy. Gare: ib has been found on a casual Investigation that. dur- ing the last Week of Gov. Garcelon’s aduiinistt-t- Men he drew warrants on the trea: without filing a voucher. itlago de Cuba Ex-Goy. Westcott, of Florida, who has re- sided at Montreal since the breaking out of the rebellion, is dead at the age of 90 years. He was born in Alexandria, Va. ONE OF Mr. Voo ’ BANKS.—Garret Acker- ‘son, of Hacl sites N. J., special master in chancery, who has Been engaged for the last four weeks in an a estigation of the affairs of the Hackensack savings bank, which is involved in the financial ruin of Congressman Voorhts, filed his report with the state chancellor on Sat- urday. It gives in detail the result of the ex- ey which extended to all the mort- anes and other securities. The blame for the forturate condition of affairs ts all laid upon ar Voorhis, who held $76,000 of the $100,000 capital stock. The other directors are fully ex- onerated, and it is advised that they be con- tinued in charge of the affairs of the bank in its liquidation. Itis thought that the depositors will only lose 20 per cent. ‘The total amount due them with interest is $172,000. ¥, Tri- dune, 2th, THE CONTROVERSY between the American Union Telegraph Company and the Western Union Company, in regard tp the possession of about 2,000 miles of wire belonging to the Great Western Telegraph Company, was finally set- ted in Chicago yesterday in favor of the Ameri- can Union. INCENDIARY FIRES IN WHEEL $a great deal of excitement in W rete w Va., over the operations of the fire bugs, who are trying to fire the city. Two more fires were discovered yesterday, making fifteen fires in twenty-four hours. Seve — use picious charac- ters are how in custody, an the mayor has sworn in one hundred Bae Policemen. All property owners have private watchmen em- ployed. THE GRAND Longe I. O. O. B'nai B'rith met in annual convention at Savannah, Ga., yester- day, representing district No.5. Delegations were present from, Marviand, District of Colum- bia, Virginia, South Carolina and Georgia. A banquet was en the Grand Lodge last night by Savannah lodges. MIXED Wispom from a western newspaper: “Tn spite of reason and the nature of things, your woman of superior intelligence and educa~ tion, who can reason and convince, and even dazzle, Still feels a little ata disadvantage in the presence of the simple-minded belle whose affluent charms need no convincing logic, and ‘will not be reasoned upon.” THE PENNSYLVANIA BRIBERY CasEs.—True bills were found at Harrisburg, Pa., yesterday, in the cases of W. H. Keml 8, E. H. Shoe- eet Jesse ee rane ae Ew ie and hristian Lor Hepresentatives, Rum aes Potton carte and Lelssering, for con- Tupt solicitation of members of the legislature. MISSISSIPFI SENATORSHIP.—The Mississippt I ture balloved for U. &. Senator yesterday ithout result. ‘The democrats voted mainly for Singleton and Barksdale, the republican for Bruce and the greenbackers for West. 2 The Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw railway was sold at Chicago yesterday to a committee of bondholders under a decree of forclosure. §@The second trial of Mrs. Jennie R. Smith, = Covert D. Bennett, ee murder of police- en eomiay ‘was begun in Jersey City, N. J., t2-The work of sewering Memphis begins day. George E. Wé Dee ecustaat eukon e is there to suj ntend the work, Aba aes completed by the mid- 2 i 7 a EEE) tr a Maine’s Republican spn ota et fee ane and took their seats in the nouse in Augusta, Me. yesterday. ‘Messrs. Rafter and Benner, also fusionists, had taken their seats, refusing to ace with the fusion house. Resolutions passed both branches to forthwith proceed to the legislative business. of Maine—their finances, their courts, their pub- lic schools, the fisheries, the adaptation of of awa to the new constitutional amendment, the fixing of a just and fair basis for the coming valuation of all the rd of the state, so that taxation may fall justly and fairly upon the people, and such other subjects as may naturally and tit- tingly come before the legislature. And we de- sire hereby to give notice fo all people of the state, that any bodies or collection of men out- side of the legislature duly and legal sembled and organized, as before-mention may meet at any lature. members, as- who place claiming to act as the rgislavure of the state of Maine, are wholly without right or authority to act, and are pro- ceeding in Violation of the constitution and laws of the state. It was ordered that the committae onthe judiciary be ther any and what ation Is necessary to prevent and punish thorized abstraction, retention and use of state records and other property belonging to the office of the secretary Of state, or the Going of unauthorized acts in the of the st report at once; and that secretary of state be directed te procure a ne seal, which shall be acknowledged ag state. am from Augusta last night says:— minanders of mil- the seal oi ave be sent to ¢ mpantes to d smiss the compantes at the , Dut to Keep them: within easy calling Sevenicen Springfeid rifles were nd concealed this evening at the state house, where they had. been hidden. by the fusioatsts? Gov. Davis will not consent fora moment to allow the hall of the house io be used by the fu- Uonists. FORRIBLE OUTRAG! SACHUSETTS. . wite of Jos Groton Rid AND MURDER IN MAS- aL. Crew, aged 93 Ww, living on Lib er, Mass was outraved amd band lef? home at ight o'clock in the e locked, the cur- light burning. Noticing that S partly open, he entered that vay. He went into the kitchen’ lighted a lamp, and going into a_ bedroom, found his wife Lying in a pool of blood on her back dead, and cove! with a quilt. She had been shot three times in the face and once in the chest. He at once notl- fled his neighbors, the nearest. being a quarter of a mile distant. Dr. Hartwell, of Ayer, medical examiner, was summoned, and arrived at about Deputy Sheriff Brown, of Ayer; A. S. Lawrence, of Groton, and other officers were soon on the ground trying to tind some trace of the murderer, who, if he is a tramp that was seen in the victnity, isa man of about 40 years old, five feet ten inches high, with a thin, light, yel- lowish face, and probably a mulatto, ’ This man is bed by several neighbors as having called at various places for water, and at others under pretense of buying a farm, where he de- scribed and inqnired about Mr. Créw’s farm. An auto] owed that the woman had been out- raged. Four pistols balis were found, one on the right side of the eye. ‘The weapon Rad been held so close as to burn the eyebrow and face. Deceased had a thimble on one finger, and must have been sewing when assaulted. about noon, and returned evening and found the hou tains down and n THe Boston BOARD OF TRADE has adopted resolutions that Congress should consider and pass an electoral law providing for the prompt settlement of any disputed election of President of the United Stat nd that it 1s inexpedient ion for a reduction of duty THUNDERSTORM IN MIDWINTER.—The remark- ably miid weather of the last few days culmin- ated about half-past: seven o’clock last evening in the phenomenon of a thunderstorm, accom- panied by lightning, in mid-winter. For a few Tninutes the rain poured down, ard there, were several loud thunder claps, and a numfer of very vivid flashes of lightning.—Bal, American, to-day. SENDING HOMELESS CHIL Whitelaw Reid sent a party of 35 homeless New York children west from New york yesterday afternoon.under the care of an agent of the Chil- dren’s Aid Society. Their destination ts Spring- ville, Iowa, where homes will be found for them, chiefly among the farmers of the vicinity. Mr. Reid expects | to send another party of about the same size before the seasan for spring work opens, REN WEST. —Mm RITUALISM AT CLEME: telegram from Philadelphia, January 20, says: ‘The stand- ing committee of ‘the diovese of “Pennsylvania held a meeting to-night in sain to the practices at St. Clement's (Kitualistic) Protes- tant Episcopal Church. The clergy of the parish, with their counsel, were present. The proceedings of the committee were conducted in secret, but it ts understood that the object was to obtain from responsible witnesses state- ments corroborating the testimony as to the observances at St. Clement's, published in a pamphlet In which the action of the last dio- cesan convention was based. The observances at which umbrage Is taken are the processions, the method of celebrating the eucharist, the confessional, and the peculiar views said to be inculcated by the clergy of that parish. ANOTHER IMPORTANT RAILROAD COMBINATION. Mr, Jay Gould Extending his Grasp.—The New York Journal of Conunerce learns from what It deems a reliable source that terms for the con- solidation of the Kansas Pacitic and Union Pacitic railroads have been agreed upon. It been agreed that the stock of the roads shall remain as at present, $13,000,000 for the Union Pacific and $7,000,000 for the Kansas Pa- cific. Arter the consolidation suficient stock of the Union Paeifie ts to be tssued to retire the stock of the Kansas Pacific at the market price of the Union Pacitic. As it is reported that Mr. Jay Gould holds about five-sevenths of the stock of the Kansas Pacific, this arrangement, and the amount of Union Pacific held by his friends, will give him absolute control of the road. ‘The mortgage bonds will remain as at present a len on the respective divisions for the completion of which they were issued. One result of this consolidation will be to give to the Union Pacitic two outlets at Its eastern end, one as at present at Omaha, while the Kansas Pacific connects at Cheyenne and unites it with the Wabash system of railroads at Kansas City. Under the act of incorporation the Union Pa- cific was compelled to distribute all freight landed at O1naha equally amon; cen- tering there. After Un lidation the man- agement can evade this, in case favorable terms cannot be arranged, by sending their he be to Kansas City, via Cheyenne, and forw: it by the Wabash system. DIED. ARR. At twenty miuutes of 3 o'clock a. m., on Wednesday, January 21, 1830, WILL L. Barr, aged thirty-one Funeral from | the residence of his father-in-law, nt Place, at 1 o'clock p. m., om Yriday, Janhary COSTIN—GEORGE P. COSTIN departed this life January 20th, 1880, at fifteen minutes past 1, aged twenty-four years and ten months. He died triumphant in Christ Jesus. Funeral will take plice at the Tarae! M. E. church, Friday afternoon, at3 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Mrs. ANwA wood, SMALLWOOD. Junnary 21st, 1880, SMALLWOOD, wife of the late Joseph’ Sr., in the euzhtieth year of her age. Asleep in Jesus. Best in peace. Friends and relatives of the family are most re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, Friday, 23d inst., at 2p. m., 3004 Boundary street, between Connecticut aventio and zoth street, thence to Mount Zion church, Geonge- WATSON. On the t of January, 1880, at 8:45 a. m., CHARLES H. Watson, patent ‘attorney, and Sch eral Friday from his late residence, 445 Mot. ‘aneral Friday from northwest. (Further particulars ‘Thursday. UNDERTAKERS. OHN R. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, sep27-12m 1337 10th street northwest. Eee: Warhungion-b.G,” Ghedense at en 7th st. reper tor Sanmporistion, BR NEW. YEAWS mar OR ANY OTHER DAY. Stag-Head Whisky, (five year old), $2.60. Baker's Ola Rye Whisky, 84. Celebrated Methusalah Whisky, $5. Topay Sherry, (very fine), $4. Duff Gordon Sherry, (good), 82. Pure Jamaica Spirits, (old), 85. Pure New England Rum, 81.75. Just received 1,000 bushels and Peer- less Potatoes, 65c. per bushel. - At HOWARD'S, decl3eo Cor. 7th and L sts. n.w. OLIDAY PRESENTS. giQvEs, in Green ane ind, MORSORAM ATR Sea. a ‘TRIMMED BONNETS at cost.