Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY January <S, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. = =—— Average Daily Circulation over 17,.750— being a much larger bona fide, regular and PP apemroricay circulation than that of Gl the other daily papers in the city added together. abering past loving citizens, rem: "8, haveasa class given the cold shoul. der to the present movement for the restoration Of undiluted suffrage. The suffragists have en- deavored to dispel this public aversion to their project by arguing that the rowdy, turbulent element has been eliminated from our popula- tion since the days when the name of suffrage Was made a by-word by the cheating, packing, and stuffing of the gangs who dominated at the nominating meetings and elec- tions. It is claimed that this rufianly crowd has been dispersed, never to raily again in Washington, and that the tax-payers and quiet citizens would now have the upper hand @ the ballot-box, and that everything would be quiet, honest, and lovely at the nominating Meetings, registrations, and elections. The pro- ceedings at the various district and committee meetings of the suffragists demonstrate the falsity of this claim. The same old disorderly gangs show themselves, with scarce a diminu- tion in numbers, except here and there one is missed who is serving out a term in the penitentiary. The same machinery of packing meetin; “counting out,” &e., 15 I full working operation. The evidence of this is not from prejudiced sources. Taey supply it themselves in the most conclu- sive terins, in their mutual charges of cheating and foul play. It ts quite evident that were suffrage restored these same gangs would again dominate in our affairs, and the better class of citizens would again be swamped by the “sturdy manhood” of Murder Bay and Hell's Bottom. The backers of Secretary Sherman for the Presidency do not propose to bi ‘ed in the foner citadel of their own stronghold,—not if they know themselves. The recent organiz: tion of a Blaine Club in Columbus, O., has had the effect to arouse the friends of Mr. Sherman in that city toa renewed Interest in his behalf. Acall was issued yestet y morning, one hundved leading citizens and busine: advising amass meeting at some futw not more than two weeks distant, to organt Sherman Club, and to take such action gener- ally as will promote bis political tuterests. It is expected that the meeting when held will be largely attended by residents of other parts of the state, and that the occasion will be im- proved tor perfecting similar organizations in many other prominent place One of the lawyers who took care of Mr. Wi Ham H. Vanderbilt's interests in the suit, grov ing out of bis late father’s will, has presented to that gentleman his little bill for lezai services in the case, The money value of these services is placed at the modest sum of $250,000. This amount Mr. Vanderbilt refuses to pay, on the ground that it is excessive and the lawyer, It is said, will commence sult for {t at once. The bill fs an outrageous one, and out of all propor- tion to the extent or character of the services rendered, and In resisting its payment Mr. Van- derbilt will doubtless have the sympathy of the public, whatever it may think of his practices asaratlway manager. The chances are, how- ever, that the bill will ultimately have to be paid, in the greater part, at least, if not wholly. By some construction of law and facts which plain people are not able to comprehend ex- actly, lawyers are regarded as their officers by the courts; and it isa cold blooded animal indeed that doesn’t look after the welfare of its own. The combinations of the situation are such that a client hasa very poor show for st s in a contest with his lawyer. Every lawyer hopes Some time to be a judge, and nearly every judge may some time become a lawyer again. Isn’t it likely, therefore, that but there is no use following the thing out. Readers can do that for themseives. The reported discovery of Masonic emblems under the obelisk at Alexandria famillarly known as Cleopatra’s Needle, seems to be re- garded as of greater consequence by certain newspapers than it ts by the leading members of the Masonic order Itself, The latter look upon the find as Interesting, but not espectally im- portant in an archaeological point of view, so far at least as the order is concerned. Thase best versed in its history and literature do not, We believe, claim for It an age so great as this discovery would indicate, and not a few con- Sider it a great plece of folly to suppose that Free Masonry as It now exists was known at the time this obelisk was made, or even when it was put in the place from which it has lately been removed. That such emblems or devices have been dis- covered scems reasonable enough, but that they prove anything, or that they can be shown to have any connection with things ting at the Present Ume, cannot be so easily admitted. It 1s quite within bounds to say that among the In- numerable and varied hieroglyphs which cover the ancient tombs, monuments, and butdings of Fxypt can be found a semblance or counter- par for the signs, emblems or devices adopted by every orde eet or religious falth now known to the world. With the ald of a little enthusias- Uc Imagination the keness may easily be seen, but to establish 4 connection in thelr meanings ig another matter altogether. Proofs are entire- ing, and the distance {s too great to be ctorily bridged by fanc Since it has become evident that the so-called excdus cf colored people from North Carolina was the direct result of an effort on the part of @ railway company to Increase {ts carrying trade, it will be hard work to convince the country that the movement grew out of hard_ Ships imposed on the blacks in their old home, on the one hand, or out of the schemes of political Managers to make Indiana a reliable republican State, on the other. The motive watch secms to have prompted it a seltish and unworthy one, to be sure, but in spite of that the migra tion which it brought about promises to be pro- ductive of good results. So far the effect has Deen to take labor from where there was an ex- cess, and place it where It was much needed. By good management at both ends of the line the inovement can be held at that point, and while it is held there senstble and disinterested People cannot well object to it. ee eee The reports of the foreign grain market No? favorabie to arise in prices In season to Save the American grain syndicate from col- lapse. The Mark Lane Express, the organ of the Bri ‘sh grain trade, says that it ts unlikely that aLy marked rise can be expected before May or June. It will not cause the American heart any sorrow if the grain ring comes to grief. Speculators in the staff of life are reck- oned as public enemies, and everybody will be glad to hear of their breakdown. ‘The Maine fustontsts have held the field with Pluck and perseverance in the face of many ob- Btacles, but they seem now to have reached their last ditch. The answer of the Supreme Court of Maine to their questions seems to Jeave them without legal status, » °y are not likely to keep on playing legislature many days longer. —_—— CB thal TOOTH BRUSHES. CROWN HAIR BRUSHES. A full line at W. S. THOMPSON'S, Jan2s. 703 Fifteenth LOWE’s, 811 811 Market Space. 811 ALL GOODS AT COST FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS. A FULL LINE OF FRINGES, Black and Colored. TRIMMING SILKS and SATIN RIBBONS, Plain nd Fancy. HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, BUT. TONS, NOTIONS and FANCY Goops. $an28-2w LOWE'S, 811 Market Space. (OROUGH INSTRUCTION IN SPANISH, Mifter De, ‘Tornoe Combined Spanish Metn- ¢d." Apply at 1228 6th st.n.w., or at PARKER'S ‘Bookstore, 619 Tth st. janz8-6¢ XN EXICAN VETERANS AND FRENCH CITIZENS’ CLAIMS IN THE LATE WAR ATTENDED TO. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-Law, Jan28 Sth and D sts. QCARFS! SCARFS! SCARFS! s‘ ai EAT REDUCTION TO MAKE ROOM FOR mee NEW NOVELTIES. 1.50 SCAR] $1.00 box ting 5 ‘The. ‘ 80 50c. “+ s ETE ‘These are all new and desirable goods and are eold at the above fiures to reduce stock. SHIRIS to order and ready-made. THOMPSON'S: Shirt Factory, Jan28 816 F st. n.w. cAs BLEMAS DAY. GENUINE BEESWAX CANDLES, BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED. Pure Sweet OIDER per gallon Best N. O. MOLASSES per gallon. -We Nice Bright SYRUP per gallon. 50e 2 Lb. Cans FRESH CRAB 30¢ GRANULATED SUGAR per Ib. Best N. ¥. CHEESE per Ib. 1 Gallon TABLE MUSTARD. Cc. 8S. OHARE & SON, ‘213 7th st. and Cor. H and 4th sts. n.w. ‘ 719 ‘ 19 AT COosT FOR CASH FOR TWENTY DAYS. TO REDUCE STOCK, WILL SELL AT COST FOR CASH FOR TWEN- TY DAYS, AT DAVIS’. ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIB- BONS, FLOWERS, GLOVES AND NOTIONS, At Cost for Cash, ut DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BARGAINS, At DAVIS’. AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK. CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS, AT DAVIS’, jan28-lw 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. AX CANDLES. 50 pounds pure JUST RECEIVED BEESWAX CANDLES, @. G. CORNWELL, 1418 Pa. ave.~ ALL Sizes. Jan28-4t EYENNe DRESSES. JOHN T. MITCHELL, O31 PI SYLVANIA AVENUE. JUST RECEIVED— TEN FRENCH MUSLIN DRESSES, ELEGANTLY MADE AND TRIMMED, AT VERY LOW PRICES. Must be sold in few days. Jan28-3t DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS Will please return to us by mail every CROWN TOOTH BRUSH They may redeem, and we will send them new Brushes or the money. 0. W. MAY, FIRNHABER & 00., IMPORTERS, jan28-w 63 PEARL ST., NEW YORK. OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL bo. Business is easy to you if you doit right. No need of argument. Prices alone tell the story. Large stock, Good Lumber, and small profits haye gained us A VERY LARGE TRADE. Nothing bnt st ont, will create ours. Our Larz house the most desirabl i as Low Prices make our and safest place to trade. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEEK 18 ASSURED. We guarantee our LUMBER to be exactly as represented, and will return the price paid for an: kind that may prove to the contrary, or aay LUM. BER purchased from us, should it fail to please, or you be reasonably dissatisfied with it, can be re- turned any time within a few days and it will be ex- changed or money refunded. WILLET & LIBBEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, jan28 Cor, 6th St. and N. Y. ave. A es HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. the highest achievement in the Tanufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The * RECORD” Pen is produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- cious and non-corrosive metals; 16 kr. Gold Platinum, while the ordinary old pen Sosa an alloy ef copper, reducing Yin Anehess without yi that elasticity, de and steel-like tem- Per wBich the comtly’ Platinum supplies. ‘The RECORD” Gold Pen Points are of the boss Iridium, (Diamonds), indestructible with fair treatment, and polished to glass-like smoothness. Sigel poh writers have now cvery oblecton to ola Shich will cudiire and’ nol oxihise savarciy eects The “RECORD” Gold Pen is teed to possess Dura bilit of 8) and Perfection AF jrteciton of hates Br. Qa et If not f HOLLAND, Manufacturer, Woah exes On For sale JO} a by JOHN C. P; WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTE D—Six WAITERS. Apply southwest corner 10th and F sts. n w. oe Jan28-3t* ANTED—A first class CUOKE and a first-class HOUSE GIRL, Mrs. A. L. BARBER, 511 Maple ave., Le Droit Park. jan2s-3t. ANTED—Covaplete set of OFFICIAL GA- Waite oF PATENT OFFICE, with inde: Address, stating price, Box 8, Star Odice. _J28-3t' WANTED By ® Nite weman, a SITUATION to do chamber or dining-room work. Best of references. Apply 1018 20th st. n.w. _jan28-2t* WANTED By « colored man, a SITUATION waiter or gentleman's nurse. Excellent re ommendations, Address 1211 16th st. n.w. 3: VAN TED—A small HOUSE of 6 or 8 roots, with modera improvements. Rent not to ex- ceed $20 per month. Address A. B. Star Office. E WWASTED_A SITUATION, by a respectable young woman, as cook or house wirl, to assist with washing andironing. Address *‘ Houston,’ Star Office. yy ANTED—POSITION, by young man of edu- cational ability, good accountant, correspond- ent, and of generai business experience. Best of reference. Address R. V. S., this office. ANTED—A WOMAN of good character too in the country to take care of two amall motherless children and to do the cooking, washing and ironing for three. Work is light; wakes nomi- nal. Address Box 68, Star Office. WANTED One oF, to, lady. CLERKS as correanondents and copyists. Persons with experience in pension bitsiaess will be preferred. Must. write lecibly and raptdiy. Address in own hand, and state spesiticuly the lowest weekly compensation for services. A 1d. ess ** Patents,” Star Oftice. WANTED, Rergprarara An experiences « CA- WY PERER at No. 992° Indiana aveuts nw. jan27-3t" WANTED Two or three, COMPOSTTORS. Y quire at Room 32, Lo Droit Building, £1 to9 p.m or ventleman dan! RENT Articles of FUR SITURE, 1 carefully selected by a lady. 4 at., between 4 snd 6 ym. Phanas ‘OR RENT—HOUSE with 6 rooms in good order: wa itchen and water closet and barn. Rent $15. Key at 336 Bet. n.e. Jan28-3t" RK RENT—Two desirable unfurnished PAR- LORS on second floor; all conveniences: at low rates, at 917 12ih st. n.w. jan23-2t* Foe RENT—Ten-roem HOUSE, 112 Est. n.w., with all modern improvements. GEOKGE COURTNEY, 213 E st. n.w. Fe RENT—To gentlemen, two furnis!s municating ROOMS on upper floor. W singly or together, including hall Room. 1. nw. Jan28-30" ‘OR RENT—Two or three communicating ROOMS, unfurnished, on second fi th ‘(Oh RENT—Desirable unfurnished HOUSE, N é ; contains 11 rooms and hi modern conveniences. Apply to FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania ave. Jan23-3t" FO RENT—Rine front ROOM on seaond floor, Hin building 615 7th st., immediately opposits the Patent Office, formerly occupied by A. Stourh- top, patent attorney. Rentlow. THOS. GAMAN, 519 7th st. VOR RENT—That grand new HOUSE No. 27 Towa circle, equal in style, finish, arrangement and elegance, fo anything in the city. Reasonable terms to a permanent tenant Call on N. W. FITZ- GERAL] owner, 1014 15th st. n.w., or speik throuch cither telephoi e exchange, Jan28-¢t TOR SALE—A HO 33,000 will be scl for $4,500. A fine Brick House, 3 stories aud cellar, with back building, 13 rooms, on 6th st., between L and Msts. n.w. Bath room, two latrobe stoves, heating the whole house. For ther particulars inquire at 338 Indianaave. ja2 {OR RENT—1225 New York ave., handsome furnisicd PARLOR, with Bedroom attached. Also, one ROOM on third floor. Both newly fur- nisbed. Board if desired. Jan27-3t* WwW A LOT in the north section on yearly payments of Address, stating location and price, Box 101, Star office. Jan27-3t* WANE RDS PAT. who will pay $200 cash a POSITION either’ as_messenger or watel man in any of the Government Departments. A dreas Box'5, Star offic Jan27-2t* WAND A tpited pumber, of LADIES and GENTLEMEN to learn telegraphy; terms moderate. Apply at 452 Met.n.w., between 6 and To'clock. jan27. ANTED—Furnished ROOM, with Board, by a young man in business, in a private family; can give best of references. Address, with terms, BR. C., Star office. Jan27-2t* V ANTED—A copy of the CENTENNIAL MAP ‘OF THE UNLTED STATES, published 1876: mounted or in sheets; must be in good order and seld low. Address JNO. D. McFARLAND, Box 762, Baltimore. jan27-3t WANTED—Two Furnished ROOMS, with con- veniences, bath, hot and cold water, within two or three idocks of Patent Office, for gentleman, wifeand child. Address, with price, Box 490, City Post Office. jan27-20' V ANTED_—To purchase or hire for the winter a HORSE and COUPE. Address ELLIS PAT- TAN, Bouse P. O. Jan26-3t? TOR basement BRICK bath room and cellar; flowers in front and back yard ; 2023 Massachusetts near Castle Stewart. Jan26-3t" ‘OR RENT— Furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, in houses Nos. 823 and $25 Vermont avenue, opposite the Arlington hotel. Permanent or transient boarders taken. Jan26-6t POE, RENT Fimished HOUSE, all modern conveniences; pleasantly located; one-half block from 14th street cars. Will rent the whole or lower part to a careful tenant. Rare chance for an M.C._K. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. 426-3t* OR RENT—HOUSE 1410 E at., near the Census and Treasury departments; 8 rooms, summer Mishen. wap and water. Rey 1810 Fst, Rent $20. jan24-Sw* JOR SALE—A very desirable DWELLING HOUSE on Wee! st., Georgetown, thirteen rooms, all modern improvemen large lot, car- sage house and stables attached. ‘The property 1 be-sold at a xreat sacrifice. Inquire ou, izes, 164 West st., Georgetown. Jan23-7t (OR RENT—HOUBE No, 1218 Eat. n.w., being two stories high: front 22 feet by 100 fect deep, Containing one lange roow on first story, one ditto in the second, suitable for printing oftice or bowl- ing saloon. R. P. JACKSON, No. 155 Bri Georzetown. Jan: VOR RENT—The large, newly constructed WAREHOUSE 3153 8th st. n.w., just north of Pennsylvania avenue, containing all modern im— rovements, including an elevator, well adaj D pted Forany kind of business. For terms, &e., apply to B. F. BIGELOW, National Bank of the Republi ith and D ate. Jan22-6¢ WANTED: To purchane, a fullsetof U. 8. 8U- PREME COURT REPORTS. Address Box 158, House P. O. jan26-3t* WANTED_A SERVANT to do general hoiise- work ; two in the family. References requ Apply at No. 500 14th st. n.w. mpetent 1 er; understands, offide. i PALAOE,814 7th st. two experienced SALELADIES; no other need ap- Good wages and permanent vosition gnaran- jan2 we WANED A Dandsome, suite of ROO! BOARD with a genteel private fami use of horse and coupe can be had. Addrei x., Star office. Jan: Vv Ty ANTED—White and colored WOMEN as ser- vants, and other help. Families furnished ser- vante free of charge. Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F.C. E. PRICE & CO. janl2-4w* WANIED, DUPILS and CANVASSERS for the Patent Crystal Ivorytype.Larze inducements to canvaseers, and profitable business to pupils. Address J.A.PAYNE,428 7th st.u.w. —_Jan26-3t" ANTED—Two respectable YOUTHS, desirous fo thoroughly and practically ‘study all branches of architecture and engineering, may ap- ply for terms at office, 700 N st. n.w. _jan21-2w* ANTED-—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 a specialty. Mo- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. dec20 OR RENT—ROOMS, communicating or single, 1134 18th at., near line of F-st. cars. Also, Store and Dwelling, 1839 K st. Apply 1134 18th new. Jan20-12tt ‘OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekeap- ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 854 Pennsy!- vania sve., corner 434 st. aug) BOARDING. OARDING.—Large, communicating ROOMS, suitable for families, first and eecond floora, furnished or unfurnished. ‘Table Board. 1336 1 st. n.Ww., opposite Franklin Park. Jjan28 Gt” VOR RENT—Fxtra fine Furnished PARLORS; Rooms with the best Table Board, at 916 12th cop ae and K st. n.w. JOS. GERHARDT. jan27-1w OR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOAR! single ROOM furnished. A few Table Bo: ers can also be acconuuodated at No. 920 New Yor! ave. n.W. Jan26-61 ERRACE DINING ROOMS, 110$ 12th street. Eight or ten gentlemen will find very desirable ROOMS, with strictly first-class BOARD, at from $20 to #32 a month. Jan26-3t" IPHE YOCHIEL HOUSE, 012 9th st-n.w., is one of the cosiest and best conducted boarding houses in the city, ‘Transient boarders aconmmo- dated at reasonabie terms. ‘Tovly. PERSONAL. WEED carers to OLEAN, at RICK'S itexm Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8.w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Mc cor. 7th st. and Pa. » or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co., 1328 F st., Carpet Dealers. oct22-6m_ ANTED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At CHAOE’S, 616 Lor apa ave. mar29 LOST AND FOUND. EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until you are cured. A. A. CORK- 8. M.D., Tid 13th st. nw. Jan22 IN 21 DE ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies oF Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to 9 p.m. at466 C st. n.w., near 43gst. Offices perfectly py yate. Charges moderate. No failures. Main office, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. Jan13-1m Te ‘T—On Monday night, CAMEO FARRIS 4 with white head. Suitable reward if left at 10 hst. new. —At Mount Vernoi SETTING Jan. 27, one be ‘liberally N BROS. led by returning same. 12th-st. wharf. OST—A LARGE CAMEO STONE be’ongine to 4a sleeve button. If left with the clerk of the izes House a reward of five dollars will be paid “ Jan28-3t" O8T—January 13th, BLACK DOG, with light fA breast. collar on. Answers to name of over. Suitable reward paid when re- yao turned to 1609 P st. Jan23-3t" = OST—Monday nicht, « small RED COW, with short tail. Twill give 85 reward if re- ga. turned to cor. Congress and Dumbarton sts. L. G. MACKALL. , Cither in 7th street wing of t, or between there and cor- ner 3d st, and Pa. av. n.w., a PORTEMONNAIE, containing one ten-dollar, two fives, one one-dollar notes, iu greenbacks or National currency, some change,and papers and memorandums. ‘The finder ‘will be Suitably rewarded by leavin same with Mr. THOS, W. MILLER, Adams Express Otlice, 225 Pa. ave. Jan2t-2t OST—A suitable reward will be given to the finder of a GOLD RING (amethyst settiny), lost either on Congress or Gay st., Georgetown, between Christ church and the southeast corner of Gay and Montgomery sts.,if left at the latter place. jan23-e03 OST—On Saturday, an old-fashioned SCARF ‘4 PIN, set with very small Pearls. A reward if ieft at S! H. BACON'S, 1003 8th st., copes oe jan: Georgetows OST—This mornin: Washinzton Ma: BOOTS AND SHOES. T WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE MINE OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOE: Lé Before purchasing elsewhere. Our prices are below the present wholesale rates, and onr goods are unequalled in this market. LADIES’ SHOES made to order. W. H. RICH, 717 Market Space. ¥eo CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DQLLAR YOU INVEST wen BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Onr Goods were all bought before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For rae Nex 15 Days. We are selling a Gent's hand-stitched fall Scoteh ‘A Misses’ AChild’s And everything else in proportion. OnF. Pri Jan23 GEO. McCARTHY. INGE LIST ANDING THE GREAT advance in SHOES, we have a few cases, of Gent's Fine Hand-Sewed Button and Con- Fees Gaiters, which we can offer for Txt lon ONLY at the old figures. Gentlemen who wear this quality of Shoe will know what they are worth on inspection. BYRN’S: sHeE STOBE, 14th st., 2 doors below Oorcoran. jant ARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND OVEROOATS A rich man's OVEROOAT, first-class merchant tailor make, very little worn, can be bought fora poor man’s price, for less money than s common ready-made new one, at PS, 308 Sth st., Rear, Benusyivania aver: ‘you, will Sod ir agsort Winter Goods at same rates? én” LONGWY LAMPS, WITH MOEHRING ARGAND BURNERS, PLAIN AND DUPLEX. These Lamps give a besutifal light, and are very ornamental. A very large assortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & 60., JEWELERS 14ND SILVERSMITHS, Jane 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. GREAT WoRK In PRESS.) LIFE OF ZACH CHANDLER, Compiled under direction of his executors. Handsomely Illustrated Hi THE GREAT a ALWART, GAN. 4. Yolume repleta with Valuabie information for for persons in high pinces. e Rich fund of incident and anecdote. Bubecriptions received at Room 14, Corcoran Building, Ws . D. 0. employed as canvassers.} Senay Gavioyed as canvases.) a= Beer 3 y will be 4?aé BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. ‘All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen Le cents each. 416 Lat., bet, 4th and 5th sts.n.w. janl0-3w* T, 2 ePen Sea ¢ stock of WATCHES, JEW) siring to reduce his LRY and SILVER- WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only. See his advertisement in another co!- umn, Jan8-3m_ VE chown Trance, Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, is looated at No. 207 Pa. ave. n.w. dec29-1m* ‘ADAME ROSS, the long-established reliable Doctress and Astrologist, gives better satis faction in all affairs of life than any one in the fession; tells the past, present and future destiny: ives advice and assistance on all rs apper- ing to business, love aad matrimony. All in trouble call. Satisfaction wiven or no pa; wognaultation Rooms, 402 2d t., above D'st-north- oJ CEN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility (of people, with abstracts of lens on real estate. 606 1 -W., 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 to $. $11-13m* R NCE.—A party in need of cash will dispose of a splendid Junge double-reed Smith American ORGAN for 830. Apply at SIDN NIMMO’S, 637 G st. n.w., one door east of th, ‘Jan27-2t* at. POR SALES Sixteen ead of HORSES rived from Ohio. All good workers an rivers. Also, four Coupe Horses, 1 pair Tog of matched Biack Horses, 16 hands high, kind and gentle in all harness. ‘To be seen at JOH SIMMON'S Stable, No. 31] 19th st. n.w. jan8-18t OR SALE—AT A GREAT BanGarn—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Go. Uprigt Grand, PIANO, elegant case and superb. tone. A] ehoieg ‘New Yeur's gift. At 811 9th st-n.w. just ar- FOE, BYES! Campsie, TURNOUT—HORSE, HARNESS and BUGGY. _ Also, fine new set of Heavy Single HAREESS, and ee one of the finest Saddie MARES ih the. city, muitable for lady or gentleman. Ailorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive antoed. ewe Fe. SALE—At lowest importation prices, a select assortment of EMBROIDERED, PIANO COVERS, at 723 7th strect north: epee west. decl7 romps attention, and satisfaction uar- . F. DOWNEY, Btable, 1013 an st. OR SALE—A_ lot of fine Sin CANA-. RIES; also MOCKING BIRDS, PARKOT, BIRD CAGES, &c., very cheap, ‘at the Bird: Store, 1133 7th st.n.w. 8. HARTBREOHT. d10-2m* PIANOS AND ORGANS. QTIEFF PIANOS. Grand, Square and Up- }Oricht. Highest honors Paris Ex; ‘position is78. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS hinxal at the late National Fair, at Washington, D.O. The Stic! Boudoir Grand, or Upright, the Artist's Piano, defies competition. Call‘and see them. @. L. WILD & BRO. SOLE AGEN jan8 723 7th st. n.w., between G and H. ALLET DAVIS & CO’S UPRIGHT PIANO! Special promium at, Centenalal. Loe prices. Easy terms. New styles for Toll- ays just reselved. B11 Sth st. nw. -€0, ‘SUMNER. BURDETT ORGANS. } KUHN, Sole Agent : 407 1 f Linas] TM. KNABE’S PIANOS. ‘Universally ackn to be the BEST NOW MANUFAOTURED. Fea a fro feut Tuning and promptly attended to. (HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS.* PIANOS, matchless. dec6-3m_ 0th st. n.w. Endorsed by all | ‘REI AC [AREROOMS, 027-6m No.493 11th st..a few doors above Pa.av No“ "WALKER & CO., CLOTHIERS, ARE NOTE CHOICE OF MATERIAL. STYLISH CUT. .EXCELLENT MAKE. FITNESS FOR WEAR. GREAT DURABILITY. LOWNESS OF PRICE. -GIVING SATISFACTION. -BEING THE BEST ‘MEN AND BOYS. NOAH WALKER & CO., jan26-6t No. 625 Penna. ave. Nein ieivenn TRE 2 SABO BE te ie Bat ed ne witha ral of Thomas F. . TauaAry 96 1080. (26-90) SOHN A” EAXNE. j R= ESTATE BULLETIN ‘DHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh strant. (Ghanges made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) | Three-Stery Houses For Sale, | 1529. Columbia et. n.w., mod. imps., 3 rs. | 807 N. Capitol st., mod. imps. & i i st. D.w., mod, 1535 Columi 1109 4th st. n.w. 40-44-46 Ist. n. 1235 8th st. n. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale. 1420 Pa. ave-n.w., D.D. 812,000 Cor. Tui and Ista. 5,000 821 Vermont 5,000 909 Ist sts. 7) 3 600 600 Istst., bet. B und C sts.s.e., per ft a Ost. bet. 4th and 5th ats.a.w., por tt. st., bet.2d and 3d sts.n.w., per ft. bet.2d and 3d sts. s.e., per ft bet. d D sts.8.e., rf -n.we per it. .. Det. 20th and 2ist sts.n.w., per ft Gst.. bet. 2d and 3d sta.s.0. per ft. ‘5th st., bet. N and O sts.n.w.,per ft. N st., bet.4th and 5th Oth st. n.w.. tipper part, ‘mod. 31 Gay st., Georgetown, mod. imps., 12 ‘rs. Dst.u.w., mod. imps..8 10th st. n.w., mod. imps., 5 13. 417 9th st. mod. ime... 10'rs. 717 8th st. n.e., mod. imp ist. n.w., store. Hist.” nw 226 4 1819 1737-1739 Est. n.w., mod. 413 7th st. a.w., mod. imps., 627 10tb st. n. mod. imps., 6 ra. ‘The aboyeis only a small part of the property for rentandsale qn my books. |For complete list, sce bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of each_month which can be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. st. 8. ‘ermont Loans. 82,000, 1,000, 3600, at 7 per cent. Jan2s Fo BENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 1107 Pa. av., 8 fine busi- Ness TOO! 335 516 7th st. n.w., store. 616 11th st. n.w., store. 25 400 N. J. ave.s.e., 9 ‘and bath. 925 Tth st. n.w., store. . 927 7th st. n.w., store... 830 Ht. i. anda. 226 Del. av.n.e, 15rs & b35 687 Dat. n.w., store. 921 Tth at. n. 919 7th st. 925 7th st 927 7th st. rs. I make no charge ta landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public const . I have many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. jJan24 ‘Foe RENT- B. H. WARNER, ‘ 916 F street northwest. |. w. cor. 17 & F n.w.166% 22 rites mew. fur 185 Ba otis 1815 7th st. n.w. 1210 U st. n.w 423 636 st. 8. Ww. 1 Sumner Row. 6 Desirable Offices in 916 F st. D. Ww. 45 Sint ao suan ewe r Gitices in 319 434 st a. . and 458 La. ave. n.W, from &5 uv. ST. N.W. The Real Estate Review, publiched at my office on the 20th of each month, contains a complete list of all the houses I have for rent, toxcther with reports voncern:ng the condition of the real estate market throughout the coyntry. Call and get a copy. OR RENT. 1531 T st. n.w.—A desirable 3-story 9 room Brick Residence, with all modern Improvements. 1423 and 1425 New York ave.—Handsome Sto rooms in one of the best busiaess neighbor- rennooge inthe Gtx. astiet “Lenman Building,” New York ave., near 15th st. ‘A number of desirable Office Rooms. 1113 F st. n.w., “Iron Building."—Handsome Of- tice Rooms on second and third floors. “F" st., near U. 8. Patent Office.—Several lange Gflices, both single and communicating. 246 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C.—A comfortable 6 room Dwelling. Corner New York ave. and 15th st.—Basement suitable for a plumbing establishment. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1223 F street northwest. Ret ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. BAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TzaMs TO SUIT. _ A small Store (new) 3900 A new Brick, 5 room! aay A new Brick, 6 rooms, | conveniences..3,250 A new Brick, 10 rooms, hot and cold water on three floors, south and east fronts, 2 bay windows, very complete. Bmall cash payment; balance monthly. Price... 86, A T-room ‘Brick now building t, ba- tween Mf and N. Small cash payment; balance monthly, &c-, Ko, ey» SC A fine st on Capitol Hill, having a good view of the Capitol grounds, for sale without caah payment jouse and on long time to ary one building, or a will be built to suit, and eold on easy terms, Jan19 01 and suitable for housek > 939 Pennsylvania ave. =Eiaee MONEY TO LOAN at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. on satisfactory security. decld JOHN SHERMAN & A: Morn Rerare Bi ‘Ro. 918 F strect, epposite Masonlo Temple. For Rent. Mansion, West knd.8350 Sess! BReBERBRSS Baa! ess aes S558 A Beessescesese ghee 2 oHRBEENESARE u ROR RENT. FOR RENT FOR RENT. Cer.20th and Lsta.n.w. 39Gayst.,G@'t'n,9rs., bre, Do.dwi's, 7 rs., f 5 Do-stere,2re.,ir 814 224 etn. 2118-213 Cor-dwelling,9 rs.,br..25 each. Cor. store, 2 rs. 1918 K stn.w. 49 Defrees st..6 rs, jbr..15 1214 20th st. Ars. -10 824 24th st.,drs 0 TO WM. H. MAIN & BROS OW Charles Hotel, corner 3d and Pennsylvania ave. nw., if you want to buy, sell or exchanyo city or country Property. Exchance specialty. jan?8-1m* TS LET_By private party, a HORSE AND CAR RIAGE, with driver, at 75 cents per hour—thvee hours for $2. Apply No. 1148 pth st.n.w. 327-2 JOR RENT OR SALE. The SPLENDID ESTATE known as ARI! TON, in Alexandria county, on the Potomac, oppo- ite Washington Navy Yard. ‘The Washinzton snd Alexandria railroad and turnpike run through the estate, giving great facilities for dairyin trucking, it being in about two miles of Washington v.. There is about 450 acres, most of tof tine ne im <a. ity, with cattle pens for u stoc provenfents consist of a mat seer's houke, good stable, ee house, dairy place can be seen at any time, and imme. session given. ARTHUR HERBERT, 27-2w* (Burke & Herbert, Alexandia, Va.) W. WHITAKER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 208 4% STREET, NEXT TO Pa. AVENUE. ROUSES end LOTS for sale in all parts of th ity. Jan26-6t ‘Apply to TO MAR, = ‘MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To Surt, AtG, 7and 8 per cent. Ro Dolay. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Jan2t 10th and F sts. n.w. JOR RENT OR SALE—Dosirable DAIRY; also, TRUCK FARM, 7 wiles from Washington, on the B. & O. Railroad and Baltimore turnpike ;’ one hundred acres in grass. Apply to BELT & HALL, La.ave., or WM. N. CALVERT & ©O., Balti” me Jan$2-2w OR SALE—For Cash or Exchange in Real Es- fate, at a great Danrain, the entire stock of MASQUERADE SUITS, in perfect order. Reason for sale, change of business. Apply at 320 12th st. Lew. Jan2i-14t* )\WO FIRST-CLASS NEW BRICK HOUSES, 9 Tooms, all mod. imps., one for Sale, the other for Rent; Nos. 1822 and 1824 16th st. Apply to. J. G. HESTER, 519 7th st. Jan20 (OR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, in the neighborhood of the new market house, $03 R w., suitable for a business st Inquire at 1729 9th st-u.w. DENNIS FOGARTY. jan29-Im* FOE SALESA first-class DINING SALOON in the city of Baltimore, centrally 1ocated, only five minutes’ walk from B. & O. R.R. depot; every- thing in good order. Reasons for eelling: Bropric- tor desires to retire from business, r further in- formation apply to JAMES E. WAUGH, Room 4, St. Cloud Building, corner $th and F sts.’ ja20-2w* VOR SALE—A small FARM in Maryland, con- taining four acres ; new house ;all outbuildings; horse and wagon. hin an hour's drive of the city. For further information inquire of DANIEL B. IMMICH, jenl7-2w* ‘No. 920 8th st. n. w. POR SALE On the Heights of Georgetown upon very reasonable terms, a ten-room BRICK HOUSE; bay window, all modern improvements. Enquire 164 West &t.,Georgetown. _Janl4-16t* FOR SALE—Nicy, Howes, Curar.—BRIOKS, 8 ‘Ooms, mM: 0, $2,500: 5 rooms and bath, s 8: 21.250; alley in rear.’ ‘Terms to suit. DING, Room 4, 1429 N.Y. avenue. {OR SALE—One of those elegant new BRICKS on ¥F st., in Sherman block, at $2,500; also, one on Fest. near New Jersey aven! 500; also,a nice nearly new BRIOK on_K st.; between 4th and 5th sts. n.w.. at 83,000. ‘These youses are all modern and are good bargains. M. M. ROURER, 513 7th street. janlt Fos. SALE —A very desirable PROPERTY, suit- able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 yards north of Boundary and _same distance from Glenwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- duce in part payment. Also, several three-story and mansard roof BRICKS, well located, all con- yeniences, cheap. Payments in monthly instal- iments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rates in sums to enit. . 'W. E. BURFORD & 00., Real Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. FOREX TO LOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, jan5 916 F st. n.w. ISTRIOT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Co- Iumbiad per cent. 20-year bonds, Diatrict of Columbia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Co- Iumbia 7 per cent, 18-year bonds, ‘and 3.65's. At the present price these bonds pay the best of aniy in market. Interest paid at the Uuitea States Treas- ury. PETER CAMPBELL, jan3-1m_ 1431 Pa. Aventie. TPO AN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY 81,500, 81,000, $800, $500 and $300. Monev . F. LEIGHTON, 823 43 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. ROCK BILL coLLece, ELuicorr Crry, Mp. cond Session begins FEBRUARY 1st, 1830. For particulars see catalorue. BROTHER AZARIAS, in hand. jJan3-Im* jan27-1m President. VENING CLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday, Fri + 7to 9 o'clock, 85 per month, in advance. LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH. MATHEMATICS. Preparation for College, West Point. Annapolis. Private lessons at other hours. “8. W. FLYNN, A.M., 702 oth strot n.W. jan2. HARLOTTE HALL SCHOO! ‘ST. Mary's County, Mp. The next reasion will begin MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2, 1880. Board and tuition 875 in advance for each session of five months. For Circulars apply to WM. T. BRISCOE, jan3-1m Secretary to the Board. 910 Hie Ba Ete V. PRUDHOMME'S e French Classes. New term in January. Class hours, 11a. m., 34, 4 and 64 p.m. Hours reserved for private instruction. Rare advantages offered to all pupils, adults and children. Verbs and idioms orally and practically taught. “Visitors invited on Thursdays, at 335 p. m. Oftico honrs: 12m. tolp.m. ‘Terms moderate. declT J SSES POLLOCK AND NOERR'S Schoo! and ‘Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, n. w. Thorough instruction, from first ‘to grammar xrade. Daily instruction in German given free. Normal department for ladies. decl3 ARK SEMINARY for Young Ladies and Misses, 506 Sth st. n.w., thorough instruction in all English branches, including Book-keeping and Drawing, extended course in Latin and French. Girenlars at the book stores. Address Mus. G. M. CONDRON, Principal. decli EGULAR FRENCH S0HOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Children. Mux. FOULON has removed her regular French School to 903 16th st. n.w., corner of I. prostate Lemons After School, Hours. 18] 18 at dame Delarue, Frencl ancy store, 1255 Pa. ave. dec5-3r1 M33 OSBORNE’S ENGLISH AND FRENOH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Children, 943 M st., corner of 16th st. Next quarter will commence Nov.17. _ aug5-6m LADIES’ _GOODS._ C HR. RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.ww., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS, ; PAPER MASKS of all characters. fond VALENTINES of all description. GBE4t REDUCTION OF PRICES IN MILLINERY AND KID GLOV! OQ PARINENT, = DE Prior To Stock Tax1xo, Fennvany Ist. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, 8 4-button, 81.25; 6-button, 81.59. J. P. PALMER'S, Jant9 No. 1107 F street northwest. A ER. MADSSARING FROM THE LATEST IMPORTATION Superior work and Perfect Fitting guaranteod. Jan8-Lin 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. My, Wenn “Will dispose of his fine assor:mont of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES! AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at greatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. 8. (an6]_ 907 Pa. ave. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. MKS. SELMA RUPPERT'S, 608 Ori STREE: Orr. Patent OrFica. Complete stock of AT ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND GERMANTOWN WOOL, YARNS, CANVAS, LACES. HOSTER. FANCY AND WO! ODS. NOVELTIES IN FANCY NEEDLE. WORK. KENSINGTON or CREWEL EMBROIDERY in «reat variety. STAMPING promply executed. jan5 PECIAL ATTENTION.—NEW FANOY GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISHING HOUSE. 433 Ninth Street Northwest. Jan3 Mrs. M. B. BRUCE & CO. RY" LACE NOVELTIES. Real Duchess LACE JABOTS, at 25 to 400. ; Rea Thread Lace BARBES, at $1.75 to $2.50, nice qual- ity; the Point De Lanquedoc and Brabani Russe LACES at lowest prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANTA AYE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and widths, at remarkable low figures: Point De Sprot NETT, vard wide, 30c.; fusion ROUCHEINGS, Dress PLEATINGS, AT NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. All the newest stylos of Real Lace FICHUE BAR- BES, COLLAKETTS, SOARFS, HANDKER- CAIEFS, Spanish Lace FICHUES, Real Valen- ciennes, Point, Gauze, Thread and Duchess Trim- ming LAOES,” Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have a large assortment at very low prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DRESSES, AT NOOT’S, Jan2 915 Pennsylvania ave., y RS. S. J. MESSER, DRESSMARING AND LADIES' PATTERNS. Agency forS. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of Cutting taught, and Journals of Fashion for sale, 1213 Pennsylvanis ‘up stairs. dec?9-1m_ XN ISS BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAEING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. « PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll LA? ? SHOES—OF FIRST OLASS. THE ONLY IN THE CITY. WE MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, REASONABLE. PRI ces G. SOHON'S 504 11th st. n.w. nov25 Branch H. WIREMAN'S. RESSMAKING. The MISSES HAMILTON, ill F Streer. First-class work, at moderate prices. [B= FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES' AND OHILDREN’S FINE SHOES uae) been awarded by the National Fair Associstion J. H. VERMILYA, 610 9th street. nova novS is BOOKS, &e. gost PUBLISHED. =~ ESCOTT'S ENGLAND; Rm PEOPLE, Pouiry aND PURSUITS. S. Escott.” 8yo, (uniform with Wallace's Tingsia.*) 84.00. MEMOIRS OF PRINCE METTERNICH. h Portraits. 2yols., cloth. $5.00. For sale by ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, jan26-3t 495 Pennsylvania ave. R. McCOSI’S NEW BOOK, DExo gree y, TIONS, 32; COMMUNISM AND SOCIAL Dr. Woo! 81.50; THE 19TH TURY, A History, by’ Robert'MacKenzie, $2.50 A LADY'S LIFE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN! by I. L. Bird, $1.79; THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY O; ME’ NICH, $5; THE AMERICAN .O FOR 1880, paper, 25c. ; cloth, $1.50. supply of A Fool's Errand and ‘Earnest WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS’ of every deacription- (EAGLE AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for APMANAO DE GOTHA for 1880. CHURCH ALMANAC for 1880. WHITTAKER’S LMANAC for 1880. Ateble of Standard and Miscellaneous Books in cloth bindings, at the uniform price of 50 cents per I le Noun’ JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STOR! 911 Par wee. 1 8 8 0 DIARIES. Jano EW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS N BOOKS, Otto’ U. 8. Reports; vol. 9 American Law Review for January, Ewell’s Evans on Agency. Story's Equity Pleadings Eaton's Civil Service in G Life and Writings of B. R. Gurtis Josh Billings’ Old Probabilities Carried by Storm; by Mary Agnes’ Fiem Memoirs of Madaine de Renvusa\ Durant’s Hygiene of the Voice. Sent by mail, post-paid, by W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooksELLERs AND STATIONERS, Jand 475 Pa. avenue. N APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ConcorpviLie, Pa.—Boys, $50 per quarter; Girls, $45. Stu- dents prepared for business, Yale or Harvard. First class p fessors._ Prima Ba ‘ils admitted. Jel’ J. SHORT! , A.M., Principal. E. 80H) ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and e VOCAL SIO. Particular attention to be- ginhers, a8 well as those wishing to be qualified for Teachers, ‘Rerms moderate. 1215 H st. n-w. aug QPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Conver 7TH aND L STREETS N.W., sven education: for real life to sons and Gaushters. 1@ course comprises Penmansh : Cor yondence, Buninean Achat Sin- try Leoieein Hypeimay = ‘Comm fons visit the 'H. 0. SPENCER, PROFESSIONAL. ‘SEFUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfort, thousands of ‘well-known personages visit Dr. TE’S estab- lishment, 14: iC Penne aa avenut Jard’s Hotel, for ef from ani Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chilblains, &c-. Bo. n betablished ee Shae ee an eae BE. CAND! or New York, 5; list.—Hem- Diagn Boner ae forms. No cat acids, uate i oe : saat Or ligatures used. Im: mediate relief, Ontarrh cured ad deafness caused by catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital ene: Tre- pe er eT eat ee B.w., Riley Building. o- #80 jad location of cars pass § door. sorl ‘T. M. TALBOTT, ‘Removed to southeast corner. 12 pas Dorthwest. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per GQPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SS. BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. era attention is called to the new Jiustrated and Standard works in fine Bindings. Juvenile Books, the best English and American editions Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymnals. | Catho! Prayer - Christmas and New year’s Cards. Pictures, Brackets and Easels. A superb line of “Photograph Albums,” new peterns: Aut ph Albums. legant Writing . Work xen, Dressing Cases. Library and Fancy Inkstan: in Cae ae ee Russia Leather, sry ant Cae kin pocket Books. Chess, eee laying Garis: ckgammon Boards, Ce ra’ an Wastenholn’s Peuknives. ‘fhe finest Gold bons and Pencils; new stock Just opened. New Goods re- ceived daily. ‘All articles marked in plain figures at lowest ible rates. An ins] ion eee decl3 1015 Pa. ave. cor. 11th st. RIVER'S RYE CORDIAL, COMPOSED OF FINE OLD RYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY, Cures all Pulmonary and Malarial Complaints, and is a most delicious and pleasant beverage. For sale by all dreupiste aos: a the ‘or sale 1 an trade generally. igen ‘Wholesale and retail from following depots: ‘Barbour & Hamilton, C. G. Bryan, Hume, Cleary & Co, JH. der, E. E. White, 8. 0. Hill & Co., Hill & Duvall, B. W. : Frank Hume. eee Bie ENP tia .W., over REED'S NS. Grdérs by mail or telephone will be delivered fro rehagee Jan20 U berate FABM GREENHOUSES. THOS. Le EOE OTe a WHELAN, Manager. .FUNERAL WREATHS. &o., 2 sgl hs ry ED, ARTIS Plants. Free to all applicants. sad Orders left with CLEARY bes Market Space, — whom we have es pont munication), be promptly atten ‘to. All communications as below Te- ceive prompt attention. = Becretary Tunlaw Farms Grenson Washington, D. ENTIRE STOCK, SHOES, CONSISTING OF Z HATS, CAPS, ratNG, an ae GENTS' FURNISHINGS, = see BIG BHUL Isis ase 1916 Pa. Ave. Jani6 ‘We mean Now isthe time to pserecviatig ie rte advance, bey, ‘jouak oy suai aa - > PS Ss