Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1880, Page 2

ie Mt Sel =o Ak tht al THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, FRIDAY January 23, 1880. CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. —— = SS Average Datiy Circulation over 17.750— any @ much larger bona fide, regular @nd permanent circulation than that of @tl the other daily papers in the city added tovether. “Tm Srax 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 lobe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- eeives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches. "Tar Sax printed on Saturday last the largest regular single edition ever printed In the twen- ty-eight years of its existence. ‘This was not made up from any spurt in the news market or from special orders or through any extra effort whatever, but came from regular ‘subscribers and the steady increase In the orders of news dealers. All but a few copies, retained for counter sales, were sold. In the Presidential contest of 1876-7 over 21,000 copies were printed on days of exciting events, but while confined to one day they included several editions, That of Saturday last was the regular edition. Adves tisers and news dealers will please send in their orders early for the fifty-six column paper of to-morrow. —~--____ The Proposed New Rules, ‘The feature of the new rules proposed for the government of the House of Representatives, which deprives certain committees of power they have obtained under the old rules, will probably cause the rejection of the former. No committee is willing to be shorn of any of its power and whenever a proposition to that effect is submitted, the members of the committee aimed at drop politics and all other considera- tions to join hands in opposing the new de- parture. The new rules have been prepared with great care and would very greatly simplify legislation. Their adoption would render the duties af members lighter, because they could, with much greater ease keep track of legislation, but all this weighs as nothing with the few committees whose power would be weakened. They will combine their opposition, and, perhaps, make it effective. Another new code of rules would, al- most necessarily, be subject to the same objec- tion, and that would seal their fate, too. There ought to be members enough willing to support the right to vote to take from the commerce committee the power it now has to subinita “river and harbor bifi and put it througi without giving any chance for inspection or opposition. ‘Two-thirds of the appropriations made in these river and harbor bills are entirely unne: ary. Millions of dollars are thus set apart every year for the “opening and improvement” of triting Uittle inland streams that could not be made navigable for a skiff unless they were converted into canals. The few districts that are benefitted by the present method of crowding through river and harbor bills are satisfied, but other sections of the country that have to contribute the sums setapart for the favored districts are not satis. fied, and never will be, with this system. The Tiver and harbor bill ought to take the same course with other appropriation measures. —_—_~--_____ ‘The anti-Tilden democrats of New York give forth no uncertain sound as to their future course of action. In their conference at Albany. last night, they unanimously adopted resolu- tions declaring that they are for harmony ‘within the party upon the condition that Tilden Shall not be its Presidential candigate, They say the party can “become united only by 2volding causes which led to its division at the Jast state election.” Tilden’s movements and the utterances of his confidential friends, since the state election, do not indicate any willing- ness to accept this condition. It has not been many days since Tilden declared himself a can- didate for renomination, adding that. he was In “the hands of his friends.” He felt entirely safe in making this statement, because he knows the Iriends in whose hands he places himsetf wil obey his will implicit! He had absolute con- trol of the party machinery during the recent state canvass, and, though the result of the election lost him the support of m: demo- rats, ibis not probable that any of the machine workers were among this number. Tilden’s be- Hef is that he can carry New York 1f any demo- erat can. He ts not Ukely to relinquish the ambition of his life, now when but one more Possibility of gratifying it can occur, at the dictum of the “Tammany crowd.” His enemies within the party are equally determined, and the present situation points to the sending of two sets of delegates to the national convention, and thus compelling the latter body to decide be tween the contending factions. —_—_--_____ The southern claims commission have consid ered claims amounting, in the aggregate, to $5,698,460.56. They approved and allowed claims amounting to $241,611.22, and disallowed $3,456,- $49.34. Itis tedious and dificult work to get a claim approved by the commission. A proml- nent lawyer from the south who has been en- gaged for some time in endeavoring to convince the commission of the legality of southern Claims remarked the other ¢ at the capitol, “'m going to write my partne! receive another claim. The busine: = the postage required to transmit the p: Washington.” At the rate the commission has been allowing claims there is certainly no danger of bankruptigg the government. ————--e-—___ A district has been selected in Cincinnati for & test of the “Holly system” of supplying heat by steam. Ordinances granting permission to a company to lay pipes have been approved by the Mayor, but it ts required that heat shal! be sup- Pld the public buildings at 30 per cent. less than the cost for heating them during 1 company also agrees to furnish stea Where wanted at reduced cost. If this system comes into general use the old-fashioned “ftre- ide,” about which so much poetry has been Written, and which makes home In winter look ‘Bo cheerful, will be numbered among the things that were. oe erts who figured so promit- nd long protra Hayden trial, up tn Connecticut, will probably ba a good eal disgusted when they read the statemaat of ‘one Of the members of that body, thar the jury in the case didi't bother itself at all with their fine spun testimony about arsenical poisoning, blood corpuscles. etc. In this course the jury Seems to have fairly represented public opiaion onthe subject. The f hed theorles ad- ‘vanced by these learned en were doubt- Jess very interesting to themselves and to each Other, but they were all in tura so quickly over- thrown by the opposing theories advanced that they had little or no real value as testimony, and the jury doubtless pursued the wisest course jn Tejecting them altoge ther. ‘The Senate exodus investigating committee palght take a valuable hint on the subject from ov. Wiliams, of Indiana, who probably has a3 - uch official and personal interest in it as any~ bedy. Being asked the other day his opinion on the great influx of negroes into his state, the old gentleman was frank and sensible enough to say, that he “didn’t think anything about it; they probably came because they Wanted to move, and nothing could be done to ‘Prevent it, so there is no use in considering the matter.” Suffragists of the 13th district had a livel ‘Moceting last night of the old time ‘Sort, it, aie fcep. Their bickerings and mutual charges of fraud, packing, and stuffing were interrupted ‘by their failure to raise the trif'ing sum requisite %o pay the room rent. Yet it suffrage were restored, the tax-payers and the Property in- terests of the District would be at the mercy of ‘these voters: a hall full of whom can raise but $5 cents. +22 Ethereal mildness still prevafls. One of our horticulturists brings to Tue Star office the corpse of a monster mosquito killed on his Premises last night, and he says the wood of his ‘roses has made two inches of growth this win- ter. He has forebodings of a non-ethereal Peery anat Will play the mischief with fruit and ESH VACCINE POINTS, Retras.e. + poe te eigh Catarrh ree Care: _ eee Oe or and on draught. Cus bey ried gz fond Tht we WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ LADIES’ Wee COOK. Apply American House. WANtep-« BOY. Address ¥. P. M., 133 4th ticura "Remedi ly Wash; Hop Bitters, &e. For ee y DAVIS & HENESS, Jan24-co3m 8.E. cor. 13th and H sts. n.w. {HOCOLATES. “MAILLARD'S, = BARES WHITMAN'S, CHOCOLATE PREPARATIONS. CHOCOLAT DEYINCK, RACAHOUL DES ARABES, ALKATHE! ney As Cee TE CORDIALY, CHOCOLAT! SiRUPS: W. BURCHELL, jan23-2t 1332 F st. YOU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST at, BOOTS AND BHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Our Goods were all bouzht before the prices, at rock bottom fiures, and WILL We are selling a Gent! Congress, for 4 Ladies’ Solid Pebble Button cha a size 8 to 10. nd everything else in proportion. Paics. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY, in a fruit store, 319 Pa. avenue n.w. y ANTED A JOURNEYMAN BARBER. Ay Wee 280, 44 East Market space, George! me jan 22 - WANTED-A strong white BOY in noe store. Best of references required. 10i7 7th at. n.w. jan23-2t* Wy ANTED— An experienced clothing SALES- WAIN eee ets rood Tosition.” Address, with reference, L. Be, B. 0. Box WANTED R kx eee AERTARTESeS TE corset and sy Rens Gepartment. Beat ref- erence required. Palais Koyal, 1117 Pa. ave. jy ANTED—Several good COMPOStTORS: medii iately, at Room 39, Le Droit Buiid Apply between 7 and 9 o'clock p.m. jan23-: ANTED—FURNISHED ROOMS for house- im- | a. jkeeping, or Board in a private family, by gen- ‘and wife. Agdress Box. 4%, Star ‘Of- fice. Jan23-2t* ‘ANTED—By a white woman, « SITUATION h and iron, or do general house- work. eae ny 9 Shepherd's alley, between 9th bud 10th and Land M sts. WASTED —By a white coy ‘@ SITUATION to ao chamberwork and assist in washing and iron- ing or general housework in.a small family. City references. Apply No. 2432 F st. n.w- ANTED—A aan eS to coox, wash cis Must bring good referenco.) Aja! and iro at No. 441 Ms! Fern RENT—Five-room HUUSE, 1441 qe = ater in the yards ; pear market and sti weet er ; rent low. = very, phe SES ett at. Gon @ large lot, car modern it “houre and stables attach Jan23. desirable DWELLING rectown, thirteon ed. ‘The property be gold ata great sacrifice. Inquire on, prem- Toes, 164 W Georgetown. anode OR Se Furnished ROOMS, 1007 Fosse wow. Central location, Jan22-3t" ‘Ok RENT—Two Unfarnished ROOMS, commu- at. no. Fes REN] ath ee no 'T—Nicely Furnished Front ROOM floor; gas and heat; 8! 8 per m conta Sa Mgt nicating, front and back, 87 per month 2 735 4th 122-3" on ‘POE BENT, A cmall STORE, southeast corn of 4th and C sts. s.¢., suitable for a small busi nees of any kind. Apply'on the premises. jan2 GE RENT Two story FRAME, 4388 of, nw 8 story BRICK and_ STOR! gb. WMA HOLTZMAN, Bie 4th a 22-3 ‘OR RENT—Small HOUSE. No. 323 C st. n.w.: location central; toDr. L. quired. Fe: RE el Trooms, bath, sink close! M.M. ROHRER, 519 7th st. ce 8 CONTE, O01 Tet. 35 per month. P n.W. Appl References re- jan22-3t" ‘wo story and basement BRIOK, 10th he n.6.,(near Columbia railwa loset, Ke. ; vrentey?: n22-3t ‘OR RENT—A FRUIT, GARDEN = DAURY a.m. fg PAX M combined in one: only three mil ery, desirable and ai Apr ly at’ 1141 24th et. les fram a very Jow rent. new. from 10 t9 12.0 ANTED—By a white girl, a SITUATIO eametresa or to do general housework. dress Box 65, Star jand: OnE Jans GEO. McCARTHY. PBFORsTED SHAIR SEATS, VENEER Scoops, Butter Trays, Wooden Plites for gro cers’ure. The cheapest depot in the city, at WIL- LIAMS' Hardware Store, 829 7th st. n.w.” Ja22-3t* HE LATEST NOVELTY. “New Ameri n movemen Call 29-3 em WATCH. and see it at M. H PR NCE'S, Marble Baild- ing, cor. 9th st. a ave. Price $5; dare: jan: ble‘and xoed time EMOVAL.—M. CUNNINGHAM, the old-cs- tablished Practical Hatter, is prepared i inake Silk Hats to order. Remodeling of old styles apecialty. Remember the new num-, ber, 740 8th st. n.w., between Gand H. _jan20 0_KEASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for fine GOLD WATOHES, DIAMONDS and W reach-Loading GUNS ang GLOTHING forsale, MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rate ef interest. J. M. & R. COHEN, Loan Ve 1007 7th st. Jan20 we RIVER’S RYE CORDIAL, COMPOSED OF FINE OLD ye YHISEY ‘AND PURE WHITE ROCK ¢ Cures all Pulmonary and Malarial Gonna, and is a most delicious and pleasant beveraxe.. Price 50 cents and $1 per bottle. For sale by all druxxists, fine grocers, and the trade generally. Wholesale nd retail from following dapota: rbour & Hamilton, G. Bryan, Hume, Cleary & Coy J: HE Maxruder, Bhiea, jeall & Bake: White 8. G. Hill & Co. Hits Duvall, B. W. Reod’s Sons, Browning & Midaleton, Hume. ank ,Geutral Depot 1216 F stroct n.w., over RED'S ‘Graces by mail or telephone will be delivered I fro of charge. jan: WEI DE MEYER'S CATARRIT CURE. A Constitutional and Unfailing Remedy. “One box of Wel De Meyer's com- pound completely cured. s member of my family of Catarrh. I cannot speak 00 stronsily of this wonderful medicine." » W. BENEDICT, JR., of Benedict Brothers, 097 Broadway, AT. 39 West WasninaTon Squanr, N.Y. “For the benent of others, [desire a coo ic Ca~ that alter suffering with Chroni tarrh for nearly thirty yea: failing in obtaining relief by many ¥ tions tried, two boxes of Dr. We! Meyer's Coxpound haveentirely cured me.’ Mus. Eaa C. Howes. “My wife was afflicted with terrible Ca- tarrh for eighteen years. [am happy to inform you that she has been entirely. cured by only one packaxe,of Wel De Meyer's invaluable remedy.” Jacon Swaurz, Jx., 200 Warren et., Jersey City. “I have suffered for several years from Catarrb, aud Lave tried many remedies with out benétit. I have used one box of Meyer's Compound cured.” C. 140 Noble st Brooklyn, (Pastor Noble strect Presbyterian Church). “My sufferings from Catarch for four years were somthing indescribable. My Senses of taste and sinell were entirely de- Mae; my breath was offensive, and t Myself an object of loathing gust. I could not breathe throngh ta my nostrils. By the final use of Wel De Meyer's wonderful discovery the formation ot mucous ceased, my taste and smell were restored, iny returned, and I was perfectly cured. It is now over one year, and I have had no re- turn e bie rt al BY mptom . MCKELVEx, 167 Mott st., N.¥. &e., &o., &o., &e. Wei De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure—an abso- lute cure—is sold by Druggists, and delivered to any address, at $1.50. Dr. Wei De Meyer's Treatise mailed free to anybody. D. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., N. ¥. janl6-£,3m. No TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Overcoats now formerly $25. Overcoats now 15, formerly 20. Overcoats now 10, formerly 15. Overcoats now 8, formerly 12. Overcoats now 6, formerly 8. SUITS. Suits that were $25, now $20. Suits that were 20, now 16. Suits that were 15, now 12. Suits that were 13, now 10. Suits that were 10, now 8. Suits that were 8, now 6. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 1th sta. Pinivecing oft OLocEs se PEARL OPERA GLASSES, Ee) iN JEWELRY AND FANOY eo W. GALT, BRO. & Co., JEWELERS 4ND SILVERSMITH, _ Jano 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, UNLAW FARM GREENHOUSES. THOS. L. HUME, ie ree Manager. BOU FUNERAL WREA’ . QUETE FS Caney aes &o., ARTIS. eile Greenhouse and Bedding TANTED—A white gin) wishes @ PLACE as Chambermaid or to.do general housework. Call at 1211 Sth st. n.w. Good references, 32 ‘ANTE To LL—PATENT OFFICE PORTS (mechanical) from. 1847 to 1871, , at Bookstore No. 122033 7th st. ae ve jan Vv 'URNISHED ROOM, with in private family, by a gentleman. cation, terme, and hours for meals. on 6H. S. It, Star Office. Jan22-2t* D—Three or four xenteel YOUNG LA- D IES to take subscriptions for a novel. $10 a day to be ma artment clerks preferred. Call after 6 p.m an?2-3¢" ANTED—Two aaa YOUTHS, desirous We tiorouttiy: and practical study all branches of architecture and engineering, may ap- ply for terms at office, 100 Nets new." dahdi-3 ANTED—The daughter of a decoased oti of the Army of the Cumberland, anxious to a8- sist her widowed mother, will zive’$75 cash to any one who will aid her in ‘obtaining a POSITION at once in any of the departments. Address INTEG- RITY, Star office. Sanai-ate ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES and other hel, p. Families and others furnished servants a pratiee Licensed ‘‘People’s In- telligence Office," Room 24, Federal Building, cor- her th and F. "0. Es PRIGE & GO. Janl2ist* OR RENT—HOUSE two'stories high: front 22 feet by 100 fe No, 1218 E et. n.w. bes a Contaiving one large room on first sory, one ditto jn the cecond, suitable for printing office or bowl- ing saloon. Rk. Georgetown. |ACKSON, No. 155 pe OR Ht war Penney ‘The E313 8th s HOU! ‘ania avenue, containing al including an elevator, well of business. Ts nnd D sts. large, For LOW, National Bauk of the te Mew. mod newly constructed just north of rn im pted VOR Sax 1428 12th st.n. 236x385, ‘Two small HOUSES, Nos: 1430 and to good alley. “A bargain fora wide-awake man. WHITAKER, 208 46 st.n.w. San2i-3t OR XE comfortably-furnished OR RENT— ern conveniences, including @ large Arstclags range with Frerich broil@r; an excellent opportuni- ty for a party to open a NT—A large, loor 811 Est. He Departments. Rent $60 per month. K.0. MAN, 10th and F sts. location and fam- ‘ia 8 207 Ct. n.e. rooms, mod- nding house hear the HOLTZ- FOR PENT ROOMS, communicating or single, 134 18th st., near’ I Al ne and Dwelling, 1839 K et. Apo es 18th *. D.W ine of F-si 120-6" (OR HENT-STORE and DWELLING, 312.12 Apply JNO; RONEY, at, We, near ave. and C ste. n. WARTEDCA SITUATION by a young English lady (Roman Catholic) as governess to two or three youns children, | English, French and rudi- ments of music. Address ¥. B., No. 135 Mutual st., Toronto, Canada. jan12-2w Wao, to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not ceatastory ub pair to xoienes for apy ere Renting and. 16) a specialty... Mo- KENNEY, “7 Sth etn aecto WANIEDCARFETS to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8.w. Orders by mail or leftat W. B. M cor. Tu Bt NOR 1 RENT— HOUSE: TE and Treasury departments; Kitchen, gas and water. rw Janl0. Fi6o Key rooms, 10 F at. > near the Case summer ‘Rent $20. RENT—Fnrnisied PARLORS and BED- MS and ROOMY furnished for, housekeer~ ing, aud several email BEDROOMS. eee 4 Pennsyl- BOARDING. Ooms TO RENT, W. ITH BOARD, AT No. st. nw. ‘Refi tuired_ or ex- Bee Carvel Beeler ee HOC Bt. 8 Coane | chapaed. pences Feauljanl tof ea CARPET OLEANING. pees hist class Hotel Boa offers ood ROOMS, work ruarauteod. At CHAORS, O16 Louial- peti tint clas ut noni {On eA aa) thee per sue aye maaras! || Elevecr mae dereablen ecu tm is one LOST AND FOUND. _ Lert suitable. Fevara will be given to the der of @ GOLD NING vamethyat wetting). lose either on ‘Congress or Gs Georgetown, ay st. veen Christ church and the southeast corner of Gay and Montgomery sts., if left at the latter place. Jan23-eo3t ‘OST—At matinee Ford's Opera House, a lady"s Morocco POUKETBOOK, containing a banch of keys, car tickets, &c. Finder will please to Star office and receive suitable reward. ja FOR SALE. Feans SAI iE BOILER and FOUR- HORSE. pENGING a HepoW,, cheap for 9, three Sprit nsiness. To} Wasons. ALDERNY Daley 112, 241i, and 4 3d st.n.w. Jan12-29 Fa. SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES rived from Quio. (All good workers at.d Also, four Coupe, Horses, 1 pair Of matched Bick 6 hands high, Mind and genticin allfuarneas, Woe eecirat JOHN SIMMON’S Stable, No. $11 13th st. n.w. Jan8-18¢" Fe SALE—AT A GREAT BarGaIn—A nearly just ar- new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand PIANO, elegant case and superb tone. A choice Kew Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. ‘fomplete TURNOUT—HORSE, d BUGGY. | Also, fi iow set of Heavy Single HAREESS, and one of the finest Saddle MARES in the. city, suitable for lady or gentleman. afilorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock receive prompt attention, and satisfac aed Wit. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th at. awe FoR eae rine, CANARY and SQORING DS. Also, CAGES st cost Boe, Bre - pared MOCKING BIRD FOOD. East, bets Tet and 24 ste, Caprtel Hill, 6 ROR, BALE TAL lowest, im portatio naleck assortment of EMB: ER! PIANO COVERS, at 723 71h atrect Cort Ee declT eon BALEA, lot of fing Singing GANA. RIES; also MOCKING BIKDS, AGE! rt the A &c., very cheap, %C HARTERECHT. d10-2m* EDUCATIONAL, pHIVATE, INSTRUCTION in n Latin, the radi- ments of Greek, Mathematics and the ordinary English Branches, by the former Assistant Teacher in the Bi ich Behool, 'Redneed terme for ase address D. 8. R. LAMBERT, 410 ¥-, or call there between 4’and 7 p. ui. ROR. HEN]TE, Teacher of the Guitar and Pisinging, “Persons of no a do of Musie uj lay a waltz in a mont CO} sonable. £24 Fst, near 2d'n.w. jans. Ey (HARLOTTE HALL SCHOO! 0; Sr. Mary's County, Mp. pay next session will bexin OA FEBRU- ¥ 2, 1880. Board and cattow $75 in advance for canhisenmion ot five mont For Circulars apply to Secretary to the Bo: Jan3-1m 910 ete Soe rench Classes. New term in January. Giase bourse Wa ek BM, Aad G bem. Hours Tenerved for private instruction. Hare advantazes fo all pupils, adults and children. Verbs Snd idioms c d practically taught. "Visitors invited on Thuredays, at 33 p- {m Oflice hours: 12m. tolp.m. Terins modera declt ISBES, FOLLOC 7K AND, NOERES School and dergal st, n. Ww. ‘Thorough instruction, from fret to” grammar le. Daily instruction in given free. ormal department for ladies. PARE SEMINARY for igen 506 Sth st. Bw. thi porous WM. T. BRISOOR. iietruction in all English branches, | in ‘kee; and Drawing, extended onus ta Peta rench. Circulars at the book stores. Address Mas. G. M. CONDEON, Principal. decli EGULAR FRENCH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies iz. FOULON hus removed her regular Fi Miu, Tool £0 003 Leth at, Now. i eu oe Browpetin 2 ral Be eas fanc: pect store, 1255 Pa. ie ot z CHOOL 0} Grith use of CRUPOR ak Onan.) “Votoo Out Cittare by Sion Free classes, &o. Tur ton teacher.) tion $5 and oped oct25-3m. ws aBs OSBORNE’S: aa SE AND FRENCH (oOL, aoe ate BORPE Sa aN DD AY 80) po st., corner of shat-our Ladies 2) 4 Cuildres J\ext quarter will commence Nov. 17. ‘APLEWOOD. Me eee gmap Tas, per quarter; Girls, $45. Me dents prey Aas for, ‘business, Yale or ores ae Sie oa seatt'n ' SHORTLIDE! ram M., einotpal. LVATELY OR TN OLASS—TATIN, Gi ieee GERMAN, FRENC) MATHEMATICS, 1G, Preparation, est Point, ion for cone fangbanes. 8.W. FLYNN! ASE cya Sth st.n.w. 81 E. 801 Te f PIAN( 7 Ne peo eek ees iO, ORGAN and DAL MUBIO attention ‘to be- a. Hm modes 3 2 uslified for nw. SELDOM EQUALLED, LED. NPPHE LOORIEL HOUSE, 612 9th et-n-w. d eit | conducted hhouses in the ci dated the cosiest a1 at reasonabie terms. wient boarders sconmamioe novly PERSONAL. ‘MORRHOIDS | the use of the nife. Remember A. PILES) CURED WITHOUT r you have . CORK. Dothing to pay until you are cured. - INS, M.D», 714 13th et. nw. Sande Cid R. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential 1 Coniulting or Gentlemen, WEDNESDAY and SROORDAY, ao Fea g st. 2-W. near 43g at. 13 South Eutaw st., Balti erate. Nos Bll ian here for Ladies in pergoi mn every from 2 to 9 p.m., Offices perfectly’ pri- puree, Main Office, Jani3-1m" N ADAM BROOKE TELL! S ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. 50 cents, exe each. 410 L ste, bot, ath and Sth sts.u-w: jan10-3) ics and Gentlemen P. LIBBEY, stock of WATCHES, JE 432 7th at. desiring to red ince EWELIY and SEWER RE, offers it all at cost for next gait, days, for cash only. See his advertisement r ME |. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Ra crane: ‘Test and Business Medi formerly of New York city, TE focated at Noe ant Pa. ave. 1. dec29-1 ium, of San. ADAME ROSS, the long-established raisbie 1d Astrol gives better satis- Doctres oie in ail affairs of life ine Soule can” fession ; tells adi vioe the past, presei Satixfs any ous in the pro- nt an: fares OSPREY: peceuaulestion Booms, 402 2d st., ‘above | af and assistance on all matters aj business, love aad matrimony. faction givon OF No pa} in t. at yo eArOr eae TITLES, =e as 3 Ja aten liens on. p.m. Always in Derore® and from 2 £6 0 opens: witli sbatracts of to10 weer anteed. Geot COAL AND WOOD. METHtEWwrcz, COOKE & EAL ESTATE ee "THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh strest, (Changes made Wedneedays and Saturdays.) Three-Stery Houses For 515 1ith st.n. 10d. » 10 404 Gthetnewesinod imps tire z t 3 Hos gent eeacwe ble 8 a st.n.w.,b.h., 9 Fs, 1517 Pst.n.w.,f-h., Os. erin Green 8! Yalley, Se Getrithode ‘and Stoddard st., bet.R and § sts.n.w. and 1th sts x 6th and 27th sts.n. 515 i - Pa. 400 250 bg 7th and 18th sts.n.w ,per ft 2.25 K si.. bet. 14th ‘and 16th sts.n.w. per ft 2g bihst., bet. Eand F sts.n.w ,per ft ist et., bet. Kand Lste.ocw.per ft Houses for Rent. 429 13th st-n.w..mod-impes.. 15 ra. 725 Pa. a imps. ,store a mod. i e. LL ra F Gap-st lore Shouresen Lith et bet.” Wand Boundary mod. unps. 10 re, ‘The above is only # small part, Pro] for rent and sale on my books. For complete list 696 bulletin issued on the 1st and 15th of esch mon’ which can be pad on pplication: at my office, or Fo SALE—BARGAINS— BRICK, G and 6th « ME, Sth and On. w. BRICK, = 2th and Isth n.w. BRICK, N.Y. ave., near 13th n.w. WM. F. HOLTZ jan22-3t 1321 F st. A modem BRICK, 5 nerehveeiens een Hee STEIGER & LIEBERMAN ANN, ta a. SeLeDroit Building: OR SALE—A_ GROCERY, doing a ens ness: rent of Store, 4 roonis and kitchen, $1 Mil sell fixtures without Stock, if desired Address Box 34, Star office. Jan22-20" NUE CONTRACT TO BUILD ong or mon: ES, or do general repairing. Small c: paynicuts Delano Sontuly aveeioe rate tne est. Address BUILDER, Star office, Jan22-2t $20, OOO Te LOAN sia guns to suit, at low rate of interest. Also, anal sums on Real Estate. WM. F. HOW: TZMAN, Jan22-3t LF st. nw. 70R OR SALE— =a ae ‘also, TRUCK FARM, 7 miles from Washington, on the B. & O. Railroad and Baltimore turnpike “one hundred acres in grass. Apply 29 & HA 986 La.ave., or WM. e . CALVERT & is + Balti FOR CASH —A HOUSE worth 000 oF $22,000. Apnly immediately, as applicant will leave town tn jan21 YOUNG & ‘MIDDLETON. Tei LOAN ON REAL ESTATE —86, 00, at 6 per cent and #10, 000,85. 00 dat? per cent. CASSIN '& ENNIs Biavws 2a noo LE—For Cash or Exchange, in Real Es- a t bargain, the entire stock of ESUITS, in Perfect order. sale, change of business. Apply at 320,13 y OR SALE=A fine CON with Oyster Saloon in re en for ealing one for Sale, the otlier 416th st. Apply to J. G7 HESiEN, 519 Test. jan20 Fives SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, in the hborhood of the new market house, 803K. suitable for a business stand. Inquire at het.n w. DENNIS FOGARTY. jan20-Im* OR SALE—A first-class DINING SALOC the city of: altimore, centrally 1ocated, iive minutes’ walk from B. & 0. B-K. depots ev thing in good order. Keasons for selling: Proprie- C tor desires to retire from business. or further in- formation apply AMES EN WAUGH, Room 4, St: Cloud Building, commer Strand ¥ sts. Ja20-2w' AT ME. nai Pr. ‘Of Baltimore, ¥ oid stand, san i town at her ow in over Galtis Jewelr Store, and: a ore with ae tore, with a lange ais having made arrangements wine the latest style by every steams a oo COLORED-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. BLANKETS, FLANNELS AND LINENS AT VERY CLOSE PRICES. "NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), jan22 Gras» OPENING OF EVENING DRESSES. MRS. M. A. CONNELLY, 7? East 16th st New York, 918 7th st. nw. AND 21 Rue Bergue, Paris, Has now open at her Branch House, 1331 F STREET, OPPOSITE THE EBBITT, ‘The most magnificent steck of IMPORTED DRESSES, WRAPS, BONNETS, Etc!, EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON. REAT REDUCTION OF PRICES 1 MILLINERY AND KID GLOVE on PARTMENT, Prior To Stock Taina, Fennvanry Ist. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, 81; 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, $1.50. Re sent ty sat YOR SALE—Light aeuNES WAGON: mi Ar ii a Inquire 496 New York ave. n.w., atstore. J. P. PALMER'S, 000, 81,000, 8600, et 7 percent. __jan2t seb jani9 No. 1107 F street northwest. Fo BENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. 55 , With atable.40 40 8. 43 East Gapitol st. T st. n. 1839 Sth at. now. Desirable Offices in 916 | z throuzhout the countess Oall and get a copy. Fo RENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets northwest. are. av., a fine ve ao 925 Yth st. 927 Tth st. now. No. 801 Lst., store. 1213 Md. svecne,0re.8 I make no charge te landlords for advertising their Property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for ele; also, Housea in every section at prices from 81,000 to 860,00U. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, JanlT 10th and F ste. COAL. BEST QUALIEY, OF WHITE AND RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. Well screened and clean, 2240 lbs. to the ton guar TER, ‘eorge’s Creek, Lump and Run of Mine Cumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single ton. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, Ly Corp Lent, om SAweD AND SPLIT TO ANY Size. BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. Office and Yard corner 2d st. and Indiana ave. Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot of 10th st. Batrtwone Brat Main Office, 39 Fost Oftice aver OMlos and Rail- road Yard, Cathedral, near Biddle et. Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot'of York 6 N. Pe LEWIS, Sules Agent for Washi Private Telephone Lines to Wharf ani Also, connection with “*Telephonio Ex NAtesee FAIB ASSOCIATION. (Op THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL AND EERDLING WOOD was ai ‘awarded to us over all com. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. JOHNSON B De y, conduc we wharves, factery, extensive store yards ena! Wy ut th and a sndmmedia suring prompt attention to 01 ° atrons the wie linea sfhOh IN rail and depot, {oot of “iy and Fe ne eee OE eo a ae i 7th ee n-w- rand Si Pe. nov8 ii hed PROFESSIONAL. ‘SEFUL FEET OR RENT. 1831 T et. n.w.—A desirable 3-story 9 room Brick Residence, with all modern improvements. 1423 and 1425 New York ave.—Handsome Store- rooms in one of the best business neighbor- hoods in the city. “Lenman Building," New York ave., near 15th st. A number of desirable Office Itooms. 1113 Fst. .w., “Iron Building.” Handsome Of- ice Rooms on second and third floors. “PR” st. hear U. 8. Patent Office.—Several large both single and communicating. 245 Bridge st Gegrsetown, D. .C.—A comfortable 6 room Corner New York sve. and 16th st.—Basoment suitable for a plumbing establishment. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & 00., Jani9 1223 F street northwest. R** ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., 8t. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TzRMs To Surr. 8909 ‘ulodlouvenionces:-2' 300 A new Brick; ick, 10 Poms, ot aud cold wee on three south and east fronts, 2 bay windows, very complete. te. Small cash paymént; balance monthly; ee the Capitol groun: and on lony ine to an) will be built to suit, anc FOR 12 lst st. 8.e., 12 rooms. n. Bessel | te. Office rooms, corner ‘Sth and G sts. and suitable for housekeeping, 939 enneylvania ave. MONEY TO LOAN at e. : nae per cent. on satisfactory security. JOHN SHERMAN & 00. wae (ee Broxan, io. 918 Fates eppoaite ett 4 # S} Sen BEES ERR ret BE, mt oe a ud Eee Bape eb a “a H. KNIGHT, Jan19-6¢t* 482 Louisiana ave. OREGHALE OF ATARGE OFFICE, in Le Droit Building, for rent at a low figure toa satisfac. tory tenant.” Ay JOHN T. ARMS. _janl7-6t JOR SALE—A mal FARM in Maryland, con- taining four acres new house :all outbuildings; 3 WANTED.— horse and wagon. Within an hour's Grive of thé city. For further anton den inquire of NIEL B. IMMICH, Jan17-2w* Sth st. ni. w. FOR SALE. lots to suit purchasers, the following Home nvestment Recurities of Uniuestioned Value ity Railroad Stocks, District Fire Insurance Stoel aiet Colanbia Bonds. HJ. FROST: 400 buh street jJan17-6t T° oat MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surt, At6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Janl7 10th and F sts. n.w. VOR SALE—On the Heizhts of Georgetown, upon very reasonable terms, a ten-room BRICK Hot Si aera all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West st.,Georgetown. _Jan14-16t* ae TEES Pe CHEAP.—BRICKS, 8 8,m.1. ; $2, 200,32, 500: 5 rooms and bath, 81.200; alle Feat. Terms fowuite, He BBAce DING, Room 4, 1429 N.Y. avenue. _jani4-2w* ‘QR SALE One of those eleyant new BRICKS on F at.. in Sherman block, at $2,900; also, one on ¥Fst.,near New Jersey avenite, at #2, 500; also, nice pearly new BRICK on_K st., between 4th and 5th sts, new... at $3,000. “ieee houses are all modern Dargains. M. M. ROHRER, 513 7th jant: OR SALE—Two-story BRICK HOUSE with basement; contains 6 rooms besides bath water closet and coal vault; i Sonvenient to, Ca pitol and are good Street. 1d Government Printing ot ice D coats balance in spopenly pay mentee Ing fates E. ZUG, 929 Rhode Island ave. _jan12~ POR SALES Avery desirable PROPERTY, ae able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 yards north of Boundary and same distance from Jenwood road, ery cheap. Will take milk or duce in part payment. Al eral three-story nd mansard root BRICKS, well located, all con- Yeniences, cheap. | Payments in, montiiy instal- ments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always M to loan in sume at the lowest rat 8 to aur . Ee BURFORD & 0 jan6 Real Estate Agents, 708 E street n. More TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w. I ISTRICT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Co- Jumbiao per cent. 20-year bonds, District of i ‘lumbia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Co- fimbia T per cent, 18-year bonds, ‘and 9.65's. At the present price tesg bonds pay the best of any in market. ‘Interest paid at Be Treas- ury. -ETER ‘CAMPBELL. Jan3-1m_ . 1431 Pa. Avenue. TS, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY— $1,500, $1,000, 8800, pocpand = 3300. Money in hand. F. LE Jan3-lm* Ny M ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND Ener. 323 436 street northwest. MENT INSURANCE POLICIES.— pay. endowanent Policies sence by leadi Died ies, maturing within 5 Address, anip for Teri, zi oNR RS Lexington and Charles ats., Baltimore. del8-eo3m O TO WM. 4. MAIN & BROS., | 125 H Penntyivanis ave. n-w., it you want t buy, sell or exchans or country? “ope change specialty. ocd PIANOS AND ORGANS. GTIEFF PIANOS.—G rand, Square and Up- tasnt Highest honors Paris Exposition Whe * ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.C. The Steff Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist's Pinte des competition. eI mane WILD & BRO. SOLE AGENT jan8 783 Tth st. nowy between Gand H. ‘ALLET DAVIS & CO.’ ‘om pres oe Pay forms. ot Nw etree tor Hole Sepa ral HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS, matchiess, beast cae A dec6-3m_ 7 10th st. nw. M, KNABE’S PIANO ing, promptly attonded to. REICHENBA ‘AREROOMS, 027-6m Wodee Lith se. st..a few doors above Ps. av THE TRADES. E TABLISHED 1863. _ Send your orders to Jas. .f- Brien, Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter, 419 Biectin: er nasctloal. eepenionce 2a years. xamination of ull work with rangement are special- ties, ‘Orders promptly fied. oo jani-ime SINPING. he pubis is informed that the carried heretofore. same work are em 3 and the a turned out ‘will be in the jor hhas always been a characteristic rt. estat 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. MADAME DYER. EEE arom THE LATEST PORTATIONS. ior work and Perfect Fitting guaranteed. 1st WPenneylvania avenue northwest” Yand-te. M, Yuan ‘Will dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES' CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly Sere reson: to make room for an early Spring importat 7 Cite Trevise,_ ‘Paris. Uan6] 907 Pa. ave. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S, 608 9TH STREET, Orr. PATENT OFFIOR. Complete stock of ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND. GERMANTOWN WOOL, YARNS, . CANVAS, LACES. HOSIEBY, # WORSTED oop aN DLE WORK. RRNSINGTON « of ONEWLL EMBROIDERY in sreat vari jan5 STAMPING promply executed. CORSETS, ALL STYLES anp PRICES, ar DOUGLASS’, 622-524-526 9th street, Jans 8r. Croup Burtprna. ATTENTION.—NEW ECIAL FA S%é GUODS AND LADIES’ FURNISHING HOUSE 433 Ninth 81 Northwest. Jan3 Mire: M. B. BRUCE & CO. R= LACE NOVELTIES. Real Duchess LAGE JA! Bt 28 to 400. 3 Thread Lace BARBES, at $1.76to 82.50, nice a ity; the Poi Langquedoc and Brabant Russe LAOES at lowest paces, Ar NOOT’S, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and width, at remarkable glow Gyures: Point De Spret NETT, jusion ROUCHE! TINGS, Dress TPLEATINGS, © NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Ar All the newest styles of Real Lace FIOHUE. = BES, COLLARET SCARES, HANDRER- ©. Spanish ace FICHU Real Valen- ATER, Sp clenne, Pont, Gauze, Thread and Duchess Trim- ea ~"" NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we haves large assortment at very low prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French Reception, Street DEERE Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace Ar NOOT’S, jan? 915 Pennsylvania ave., M®*- S. J. MESSE! A pUHERSMARTS NG ND LADIES’ PATTERNS. og to for 8. zs Cee '8 Patterns, System of cating taught, an ‘Fashion for sale, 1218 Pennsy! core aves up stairs. dec29-1m_ |) aaa BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. aeclt ADIES’ SHOES_O¥ FIRST CLASS. ‘THE ONLY IN THE CITY. AND REED AN ASSORTMENT, PRICES REASONABLE. §,50HONs Branch H. WIREMAN'S. mies RESSMAHKING. ‘The MISSES HAMILTON, llil F Streer. First-class work, at moderate prices. nove (TBE FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FINE SHOES sxe been awarded by the National Fair Association 3. H. VERMIL! io oth sees. novs BOOKS, &c. Ht. MeCOSH’S HE EMOTIONS, $2; COMMU! Psoore ISM, by, Dr. Wooley, 81. 3): TH ISTH CRN. UHY * Robert’ Mackenzie, $2.50: ALADY'S LIFE TN THE ROCK N d, $1.75, td NUTOBIOG APHY O] FD INGE A METTE B55 ae NAO FOR Taso. 1. 50. rae apply of A reals ees oe Srnest rifier: BALLANTYNE & a jan 428 7th street 1880 oy ee mg 880 a DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS’ of every lescription.. AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for coppin a [AC DE hie for 1880. CHURCH ALMANAC for 1880. WHITTAKER'S ALMAN AO for 1880. ar table of Stanc in th bindings, st tao uniform aioe of ‘Of 80 cents per Otto’ U. 8. Reports: vol. 9. American Law Review for a vil isfe vem Writir rare dosh. Probabilities... a by + Fl Sfemcige gf Se daine eer ee ee Durant's Hy; ne of the Voice. nuaute Hygttne of the Voce W. H. & 0. H. MOBRBISON, bh rrewas Ses!