Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1880, Page 4

cs . : 3 : cs THE EVENING STAR. "AGENCY, at OEPESHEDMERS, O28 Oi ae WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. LADIES’ GOODS. ee J ne Miho stananra Machin a —- : = = cine DOUBLE SHEET. ee ee | Wien = OE ree sorts re gee See eres DA" * Ea esos pera are s at SS En Ri 4SHINGTON s rot aha W rrterenece roe aay chine oe R_RENT—Two desirable nofurnil Do.dwi'g.T recfr 8 = oars Leber" 1107 Pennsyloania AY 3 at Goon D tia PIECE. awa Rees ene LORS on second floor: all cohvenioneess actw . tore, 220 | Willeel for one weak o Tates, at 9171 12th st. u.w. a CROSBY S. NOYES....Editor. Averace Daily Circulation over 17,.750— Seing « much laroer bona Ade, roouior rmanent circulation than that of Iatt the, ether dado capers in the city ‘Yogether. pleasantness in South Caro- lina. The feud in the democratic party of South Carolina seems to be increasing in bitterness. Some time ago Gen. Mort Gary, leader of the extreme bourbon element of the party, charged, in an interview, that Gov. Hampton sacrificed the Tilden electors in 1876 to gain republican support for the state ticket of which he (Hamp- ton) was the head. Senator Hampton pro- nounced this “utterly and absolutely false,” and recently Gary reiterated his charge, with additional details. Now Col. Haskell, son-in-law of Senator Hampton, takes up the fight in behalf of the latter, and in a letter pub- shed in the South Carolina papers, not only pronounces Gary’s allegations false, but denounces him as a participator in a number of corrupt transactions. Col Haskell’s charges against Gery are set forth with specifications, and the effect will no doubt be w bring the quarrel to an issue soon. Gary wants the dem- ocratic nomination for governor, but he isan extreme bourbon, even fanatic, in politics, and issupported by only men of that class. The conservative and moderate democrats, led by Hampton, have opposed all of Gary’s ambitious schemes, because they believe that he would by his violence as a partisan, damage his state and party, if he were entrusted with position by it. Gary regards Hamptonas te min, who, above all others, has marred his political Schemes, and therefore he directs his resent- ment chiefly against the Senator. Leading democrats of the state are fearful that the feud may result in a division in the democratic party, and powerful influences are at work to stop the discussion. ‘The bill declaring all “public roads and high- Ways” postal routes has passed the House and the indications are that it will become a law. ‘The effect of the law would be to invest the Post Office department with entire discretion in the establishment of new postal routes. Now it requires an act of Congress to establish the most unimportant postal route in the country, and the result is that special legislation of this char- acter is continually before Congress. Bills es- vablishing postal routes are always passed, afer going through the usual routine of Con- s7essional measures, and the objections that ive been urged against the pending bill ap- pear trivial Under the present system, when eltizens of a locality desire a new route, they vaust forward their petition to Congress; then a Dill is introduced, and after going to the proper committees it is passed, and the department is directed to put on the service petitioned for. ‘The House bill proposes to refer the entire business to the Post Office department ‘in a jump, with full authority to grant petitions for new routes when the service {fs considered necessary. This will relieve Congress of the labor Of passing bills for each special case and will give control of the business to the depart- ment of the government that is competent to determine when and where additional mail ser- vice fs needed. Mr. Thomas B. Keogh, of North Carolina, Must be a very much astonished man. He fs a Member of the republican national committee and secretary of the same. The other day he expressed the opinion to a New York inter- viewer that Sherman had no strength down in North Carolina, and that the feeling was for Grant there. The republican committee of that State yesterday declared in favor of Sherman. and elected a Sherman man chairman in place of Mr. Keogh, who resigned in disgust when he found how things were working in the commit- tee. Secretary Sherman is charged with all Sorts of reprehensible strategy to secure delega- tons from southern states; but this may be only the clamor of defeated politicians. At any rate the fact remains that he has captured a State set down as certain to vote for Grant at Chicago. According to the New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Lager, the tenor of private Jetters and despatches received from influential delegates to the Harrisburg republican conven- Uon, indicate that the Cameron influence will preponderate, and in that case that Pennsylva- nia ts sure for General Grant. If thise be so, he says it would be idle to deny that the New York convention will be, if only from sympathy, sus- ceptible to the same impressions. It 1s stated in the same connection that ex-Collector Arthur of New York, who will probably be chairman of the republican convention of that state, repudi- ates the popular Idea that he is working for Sen- ator Conkling, and makes no secret of his con- viction that the New York delegation will be a unit for Grant. Senator Lamar’s efforts to elect General Wal- thall U. Senator from Mississippi, have brought down upon him the tndignation of the defeated candidates for that position. Barks- dale, editor of the Jackson Clarion, who at one time came within a few votes of election by the caucus, denounces Mr. Lamar editorially for having “abandoned his official duties at Wash- ington for weeks to manipulate public senti- ment and to control the action of the legisla- ture in the selection of his colleagu: eS SS The total consumption of sugar in the United States last year amounted to against 773,472 tons in 1878, an i percent. The average prices lower than any time siace 16), and while the prospects are favorable for a fair crop this year the estimate 1s that it will fall below that of last year, and, as the consumptive demand will increase, prices will rule higher. We get nearly three-fourths of our sugar from Cuba, and the present estimate fs that the crop for exporta- tion this year from that island will be only about 575,000 tons, against 630,000 tons shipped last year. ——_—_+ee-_____ Citizens complain, and not without reason, that contractors repairing the concrete streets Occasion nuisances on the sidewalks by the chippings from the roadways. The contract to repair streets does not justify interference with the sidewalks, which should be kept clean, not only for the comfort of pedestrians. but that of housekeepers, whose steps and carpets are seri- ously defaced by concrete debris. It 1s hoped the Commissioners will regulate this impro- priety of contractors, mouse Ga Swiss papers announce the death, at Aaran, on the 15th tnst., of the Hon. Charles Feer- Herzog, a prominent member of the Swiss Con- gress, president of the great St. Gothard rail- way, well-known in the United leading representative of Switzerland at all international monetary conferences, and upon questions of currency one of the abi of the da; —__.+--—___ The Cincinnatt Commerciat thinks that if there was anyMoubt as to Ohio's preference of a Presidential candidate General Garfleld has resolved it in favor of Sherman. It says his etter “means that Ohio will be solid for Sher- man.” ——<+e-___. After perusing the fresh data in relation to the last hours of General Washington, pub- lished in another column of to-day’s Sar, the Treader can hardly fall to come to the conclusion that the Father of his Country was doctored to death. ee ‘The Biaine men in Washington are looking quite sunny just now, and the Sherman men wear a benign expression. The Grant men, like St. Paul, are aul, are perplexed, but not 1a despair. Our New York le York letter to-day th vssome light ‘upon the true inwardness of the political situa- ‘ton in that state. ——————~-___ Aiees now the paragraphists are making the fusion “governor” of Maine the subject of their wit. One of the funny writers thinks it’s a pity there was no Pocahontas to save the political Iife of the “governor.” a ‘There are 112 new advertisements in THE Stak to-day. piety Sees when you own fault if you Pye gi Bop Bitters that ne Loaw Ore z, Ro bor teh at. mew. 7" MONEY LOANED AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST jan31 Stock RY GOODS AND CARPE’ At less than WHOLESALE Pric Change Business. Elegant opportunity to save money. T. N. NAUDAIN, 709 MARKET SPACE. HOOPING COUGH, CROUP, COUGHS, SORE THROAT, & in be enred by BO- GUT'S VEGETALLE. COUGH SYRUP. "Nod death has ever occurred where freely used. fron all narcotic poisons. sansa AVING CONCLUDED TO DO AN Lt RE sively Cash Business from Februar: will offer our entire STOCK at organ Comforts, and all rim Jan31-2w* to jan31-3t MIB s BROS., No. 1612 14th st. n.w. (PRE SUNDAY GAZETTE To-morrow vi tain: Aunt’s Siep-Brother, a. ste Tebuantepec Route; ** ee aren to the Sea,” the Piven iota of McClellan; Society Notes and Seoret Jefferson's Town Topics; Uncle Will's Puzzles: New York Letter: Personal Intelligence; Entertaining Micaliany ‘Latest Local and Tele- graphic News to 3 o'clock Sunday morning. HUTOGRAPH COPIES IRS. FASSETT’S HISTORIC PAINTING. “THE ELECTORAL COMMISSIO. on exhibition and for gale at MRS. 0. ADELE FASSETT'S STUDIO, Corcoran Building, Jan31-1m_ Washington, D. C. (0 MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, the BEST BARGAINS YOU EVER D, for 8 Next Thirty Days. oS. Will offer Fan Ei BOYS' une pea GENT'S SUITS at th COATS siangitered: © (Sign Big Shoe. igigand 1916 Ecomsvloanse avenue. jan31 (Rey J. W. SELBY. DOUGLASS’, Ninth St., St. Cloud BUdg. CHEMISE. ONE HUNDRED DOZEN MOREJUST RECEIVED AND WILL BE SOLD aT 25 CENTS EACH. This is less than present cost of material before cutting. EVERY GanMENT A BanGarn, DOUGLASS’, Jan31 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. UR GREAT $1 BAZOR. ‘This is a magnificent genuine «Wade & Butcher" RAZOR, made of the highest grade_hollow ground concave ringing. Damaseus Steel. Taker the keen- eat edge; holds it, and Shaves you wth voluptuous ages Warranted for ten, years. Price, pest-paid, only 8 O'MEARA'S SPORTING BAZAR, Cor. 15th and F sts., Opp. U. 8. Treasury, Washington, D.C. N.B.—Immense Ilustrated_Catalognes of Cut- Guns, Revolvers, Magic, Tools and 1,000 Curi- baitles tres toil if AKHED DOWN PRICES. ‘We are now offering at Cost our stock of — plsck and pociored Strlned VELVETS. ie Ber FORKS DD SANS and SILK TULA 1 piece 32-inch wide, Black All-Silk” Ponson's VELVET, at $10 per yard, former price $15. 27 Ose Price ONty. PERRY & BROTHER. Penna. gus core bart th st. Established in Fit Reears EPSIA REMEDIES. Dyspeptics jie en asain try these remedies. No matter new bad the sane they never fail to cu ee 50 cents pen a RENEARS BROWN MIXTURE. Prepared from Oil of Tar and Horehound—is a sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds, and is ben- eficial to consumptives. Nine and 4 oz. bottles, 50 and 25 cents. For sale oy, the following and other Dries wri Milburn, W. . Entwisle, W. G. Duckett, Hee RAL Bacon, F. X. Di Dooley, W. 8. gon, J. W. Drew, Charles F. Mooré, D. P. ling, Suda & Wright, C. H. Nonree & Co. Also, Sovereign's in Go operative Store, 1023 7th st. Vella, 509 E st. .e., and principal depot, gr Bridie at., Georgetown. dani ORCH’S SALICILIC SOAP Is unsurpassed as a cure for Diseases of the Blood and Skin, such as SMALLPOX, CANCER, ULCER, SORE EYE-LIDS, ‘. PRICKLY HE. EAT, As a disinfectant this Soap has no equal. It Sti vent the contraction of contagious diseases— Einalipox not excepted. The use of thix valuable Soap is urgently recom mended, and Hospitals, Hotela, Vessel: arbers, Painters, Frinters, etc. ‘should never be without it, One application of this Soap makes the Skin soft and transparent. oan ‘o be had in ail prominent Drag Stores and Gro- es. ents for all parts of the United States wanted. ‘Orders promptly attended to. EMIL WORCH, 1716 Va. ave. n.w., Washington, D. C. jan31-Im THE OVAL CAKE 18 THE MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH- ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE CAKES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA LARGE FLAT PIECE, TOO THIN TO HANDLE, AND, THEREFORE, WASTED ; WHILE THE OVAL CARE OF COLGATE & 00,'S “NEW” SOAP CAN BE CUT IN TWO, THE OVAL END CLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE LARGER B WORN DOWN ALMOST TO A WAFER WITHOUT ANY WASTE. COLGATE & CO. RECOMMEND THEIR “NEW” SOAP (TRADE-MARK REGISTERED) TO CAREFUL HOUSEKEEPERS, NOT ONLY AS SU- PERIOR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN FORM THE MOST ECONOMI- CAL SOAP NOW MADE. Jan31-co2m LOWE'S, 811 811 Market Space. 811 ALL GOODS AI COST FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS. A FULL LINE OF FRINGES, Black and Colored. ‘TRIMMING SILKS and SATIN, RIBBONS Plain and Fancy. HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, BUT- TONS, NOTIONS and FANCY GOODs. jan28-2w LOWE'S, 811 Market Space. 719 AT cosT FOR CASH FORK TWENTY DAYS. TO REDUCE STOCK, WILL SELL AT COST FOR CASH FOR TWEN- TY DAYs, AT DAVIS’. Gets STOCK OF FANCY AND MILLINERY DS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, 1B- BoRs, Lt IWERS, GLOVES AND NOTIONS, At Cost for Cash, a! 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. perce SCHOOL. open for beginners, at FENTON HALL, N WS ER nw Pons a me ED - jan29-6t* H. I. CARPENTER, Agent. ye=ncan VETERANS AND FRENCH CITIZENS’ OLAIMS IN THE LATE WAR ATTENDED TO. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTOBNEY-aT-Law, jan28 Sth and D sts. EST t ebiahcre bo CYLINDER cigs Ti Godaret, Now Kock jan” 719. ‘ANTED—A GIRL, well recommende’. to 00k and do the general housework; no washing. 616 9th st. n.w. ANTED Ap cxpericneed white female COOK: ‘need apply. Btar office, stating referonost. Went nas competent GIKL, todo chamber- nee and assist in washing and ironing; must ring city references. Apply 616 F. cs n.W. ANTED—By 8 gentleman, one ‘two small unfurnieled ROOMS, Det. ‘Stirs ‘and 10th and Kand Q. Address Mechanic, Star office. ANTED—CASH, BOY at Palais Royal 1117 Pa. ave. ; none but those w need apply. ANTED—A GIRL for general housework; family of three. Avply at 1112 6th st. n.w. to-day, to-morrow, or after 4:30 p. m. Monday ANTED_A White GIRL, as waitress: only ith good city referen: ply. Apply in afternoon at CAPTAIN TAYLOR'S: S Navy W ANTED — POSITION by. experionoal clerk, ith ood recommendation and city rofer- ences; eres large plain hand. Address Penman, Star office. ANTED—By a ver} girl, a PLACE to aid. in & first-class private family. Star office. jp ANTED—A neat and tidy white GIRL, to at- tend to two children and make herself jener- al'y uveful, in asmall family. Apply with refer- ences at NO. 107 Ist. n.w. WA RZED A SITUATION as, house! chambermaid or cook in a small family. Reet. qrences. | Address Miss A. B., Lock Bo’ Waebingtcn, D. ANTED_CGolarod MAN and WIFE, Prenat children. ro to Massachusetts. Li -eoples* fitcliizence, Office, Room 24 Building, con tin and Re Gr ROE k G ANTED—Furnished ROOMS, Parlor oe Bed-roome, with or withont board: first-class location; at very moderate rent; no notice taken unless full particulars are given: ‘Address ome, ar office. ANTED—To Rent—By the year, with privi lege of purchasing, a small ‘PLACE in the country; must be within easy access of the city, and remit’ moderate. Address, stating particulars, B we Star office. Ww —A competent GIRL, white preferred: ae under 22 years of age, for general | house work, for a family of two: must food, o waxes $8; Gu references required. 1209 13th et .W., after 4 jan31-3t* Wistep_wone to do in computing, calculat- compiling, tabulating, ‘arranging, es\t- mates for engineering works, designs for for Sheetal Bachinery, inventions perfected. ENG ANTED_A reliable white WOMAN (Protest- ant) for general housework, except washing, atNo. 812 Ast se. escCapital Hilh. Jan30-2t" WANDA bread and pastry BARE at the Tromont House, 24 and Indi ana ave. Apply at the Tremont office. _jan30. ‘ANTED_For alady a pleaaant, sunny BODIE heated by a stove, on seeond or. ee try and no quomdens asked. Address A. L. Star oftice. jandb-oe ANTED—A Furnished ROOM, oi or with: out Board; no questions asked: for a lady; state price. Address “WALTER,” Star office. Theat respectable wihte lo housework or changbor- Call Box Dept respectable young girl,a PLAOE to do chamberwork and sewing or take care of ghildren, or is willing to do housework ina small ‘am wood references. Address L. ar office. Jan30-3t" WANTED Be a respectable and middle-aged dy, a SITUATION in the Navy or Freed- man’s Hospital, for which I will give the eum of be Fiat cash. Apply at Mr. JOHN @: 227 fith st. se. Manav: 2 W ictal as competent business LADYto act as general agent for Mme. Griswold Skirt Sup- aoa A Corset. a requires some capital for stock 9 SUP sub-: also Lady Canvassers. Ap- ine. GRISWOLD, ° willara’s motel Friday, or Monda: WaAntep, i Three, Furnished ROOMS, on Capitol Hill or nortiweat; one may be small, with board, or near a caterer. ' Ad- dress J.T. H., Star office. Jan29-3t* ANTED—To Renr ror Casu (with a view of purchasing) A FARM, within 10 or 15 miles of this city, and accessible by railroad. Addrese, with full \eecription of property and terms, CASH, Star office. jan29°3tklt* ANTED—By a gentleman and wife, a small (OUSE, or three unfurnished Kooms, suit- able for Hgbt housekeeping, between 10th and 18th and between Pennsylvania ave. and K st: will payin atvance, and be permanent tenant if sulted. idress Box 100, Star o1 Jan29-3t" ANTED—White and aueT WOMEN as ser- vants, and other help. Families furnished ser- vants free of charge. Room 2, Federal Building, corner 7th and Fy 0. E. PRICK & OO. Jantd-4 WASTED Io respectable YOUTHS, desirous to thoroughly and Faerie wed study all branches of architecture and engineei ‘ttre tm ply, a ecm at office, 700 N st. n.w. 'TED—Yon to examine and — a SEW- tha MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any Glter’ Rentingand repeiring © specialty.” Mo tin 8 no” Moe SeNney 427 0th Bt. mee Sid dec20 Peeled ae to OLEAN, at RICE'S ord team Beat aoe pAb0 maine avenne = ¥- jers by mail or ‘oor. Orders by a “Messrs. Hove, Bro. & Oo, 00.1328 F Bt-, Carpet Beale ANTED-STEAN OARPET eee Al K guaranteed. At CHAGE'S, 616 Louisi- ana ave.” RENT HOUSE 290 Dot a. ™ Kent $9 a0 per nent. Apply to B Dew. FR. RENT—HOUSE No. 120 north = near iat ‘itol, ene ten rooms: rent low. Enoulre ot £4 BAILY, in oftice of Enoch Tot. tsa Bane Sth st. jan31-6t OR Se 1, nslish - F rent HOUSE, S re, Es We _trontine Franklin Squace: mon andin Rood order. B. it EE a ols BE rast new. jan on LEE SD — barb, fine grove, flowers, hhealthfut, re, OMIy walle werd of the City the year. Apply on the Spee street, near Lath, Mount Pleasant. 1 RENT—607 O at, 6. use: 1319 7th a 18 + Wey 16 Lith Bh, tow. 6 tee B10, SRE Re oS Ta, at wW. d, $16; 1315 Oat, tai, T8., 813; 526 11th wt. m Ss W» 5 FB. $10.50. 1011-1013 ins nt st. "n. 87; Apply 8. GAYWOOD, 129 dth'st new. JanSt oe = RENT—A 2-story basement Frame HOUSE cnLst., between New Hampshire ave. and 23d &t._No. 2965. Inquire on the premises. jan30-3t" VOR RENT—HOUSE No. 1441 Pat.. Sra. Clean aud in good order. Water in yard. Gonveni- ent to street cars and market. Rent low to Sood tenant. Jan30- (OR RENT—Two small well-farnished ROOMS, Scoond and third story, at 85 each, near Patent and Post offices. Central and quiet Iocation. 807 th st. new. Jan30-3t* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 735 30 st. n.w.,in ood Fepair. | Rent #11 a month. Tn a desirable neighborhood. Inquire of J.C CLARK, N st. n.w. Key next door. 3an30-3 ‘OR RENT—Two lane, Sosy) unfurnished PTs 6 w. F to A. ROOMS on second fi n.W. R BENT. Furnished suite of bricht cheorful it ROOMS on second floor. » Other fur- iished BEDROOMS. Will rent together or sepa- rate. No. 620, corner of 11th aud G sts.n.w. J30-2t° FOR RENT Four ROOMS on second floor, suit- able for light housekeeping; house has all mod- cr improventents, aud airen Fe February Ist. a3 faces south ; Apply at 1225 \8e8SI0N at. n.W. OR i Bright, cheerful and very comfo able unfurnished ROOMS in a private family Modern itoprovements. South front. Healthy loca tion. Two lines street cars. References. st. new. nse 3t. A}OR RENT—A. fine, magnificent-toned PIANO, i by the month. Address L. E., Georgetown Post office. jan29-3t* ‘OR RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS sniebe: for creeemaking or light housekeeping ; at No. #100 12th st jaa29-3t* OR SERA three-story BRICK, with modera improvements, ten rooms, in order. No. 738 12th et. n-w. Inquire on the premises. J29-9t= Fae RENT—Two BED ROOMS and PARLOR on second floor; handsomely furnished; bay win- dow; south front; bath room on same floor; with Board. Apply No. 1101 Get. n.w. Jan29-3t* ‘OR RENT— One two-1 Steyr Brick HOUSE, with 8 rooms, bath room, all mod pdern improvements; 0. newly painted and papered. Sth st. n.w. Inquire at No. 403 7th et. n.w. jan29-8t R RENT—Well-furnished HOUSE on rearon- able terms. 215 south A st. Healthy part of the city; convenient to avy yard and Capitol: cars near. “Apply 18 Lafayette Square. an29-6t* OR RENT—Three or more well-furnished ROOMS on second floor; suitable for house- Keeping. To a responsible party, terms mado to suit. Apply No. 713 13th st. n. jan St FOR BENT PARLOR and BED ROOM on arat floor; Gene iets », other ROOM! House has modern improvements, southern ox oe sure 911 L st. n.w. Terms moderate. jan29-3t* OR RENT—Four very desirable commuaicat- ing ROOMS on first floor; completely furnished for housekeeping. Also, suites o} on sec- oor; modern improvements. Heferences ex- changed. 1109 G st. new. Jan29-3t* OR RENT—A completel: y-furnished eleven room HOUSE, with bed and table linen, glass, china and silver, ata reduced rate to a private family only. New stable in rear. Immediate ane session given. Apply to FITCH, FOX & BR 15th st. and Pennsylvania avenue. Jan29-3t OR RENT—That ind new HOUSE No. 27 Iowa circle, eae In stple, finish. arrangement and elegance, tounything in the city. Reasonable ferme toe permancht tenant Gall Ga NeW. ELLE GERALD, owner, 1014 15th st. u.w., or speak through cither telephoze exchange.” jan28-6t (OR RENT_Furnisnep—A fine, PARLOR and BED-ROOM, on first floor ;also 2 fine large con- necting Rooms and Bed-rooms, on second floor, at reasonable rates, at 456 C st. n.w., near 44 street. Fe RENT OFunniod ROOMS, with or without Board, in houses Nos. 823 and 825 Vermont Avenue, opposite the Arlington hotel. Permanent or transient boarders taken. jan26-6t i sag Bees 018 1006 Mt st-n-w,/ 10 PRR RSBERESS SS288S33 35: 18.00 333 Hil. Money on hand to loan EAL ESTAIE BCEESTEN ‘THOS. F. _ WAGGAMAR, 519 Seventh street. (Changes made jeduesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses er Sale. 721, TTS 3s een 909") M st.n. Ta 2101G Cand D sts. s.w. 19th and Cedar sts. n.w. per, tt ee Ls , bet. Cedar and 8 ats. n. w. het. 23d and 24th sta.n.w Det ; bet. D and E sts.s. w., per ft. Houses for Rent, n.W., erie imps..store & 6 rs....870.00 d_ floor, mod.imps.,2 rs. 50.00 art. 50.00 50.00 40.90 40.00 a. w..'moa. impe. 16 ra. 30-00 439 7th st.s.w.,mod.imy }. 20.00 2016, 1018, 103) Cat nw. in 20.00 . imy 20.00 18.00 18.00 8.00 rere) PER 3S of rty for rent and sale on my ‘books. ia For Lapeer es Bee 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. Loans. 2,000, $1,000, $600, at T per cent. Fo BENT. jan31 &. 0. HOLTZMAN, Reat EsTaTE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 33 153s st. n.w.... 3 612 Pa. aye., store. aN. X- 811 Est. 478 Pa. ayes store. 4 75 2 eibise ‘oles be “30 I make no charge te landlords for adver property, and keep it before the public soe Ihave many of the finest building sites in the polly. for sale; also, Houses in every section at pric from $1,000 to $60,008. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Fe RENT—HOUSE 1410 E st., near the Census and Eagle departments; 8 rooms, summer Rent $20. maha n, ag and water. Key 1510 ¥ st. or RENT—The newly constructed WAREHOUSE 313 ‘Sire st. n.w., Just north of Pennsylvania avenue, contain modern it prove Jncluding an, elevator, well adapt “au of business. For terms, F IGELOW, National Bank of te iegpiblic, 7th and D 2-12t FS ERT aco us re or single, 1134 18th st., near line of F-st Btore and Dwellin, 1839 K st. Apply Bk 30 28th st. BOARDING. JOR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, 5 neatly, turn: ished ROOMS, at 1213 G st. n.w. jan: OR RENT. WITH BOARD—One PARLOR and sED- ROOM, communicating, on the first floor; three FRONT HOOMS, two communicating, the third floor. 723 13th st. n. 230- RENT—Two or three elegant ae with BOARD, single oe fen suite, at $20 eee pee Apply No. 120 C st. jan’ pas FREMONT STORE offers good Todi ‘with first class Hotel Board, for: {orn and 890 per month. House is well Fueniahied, hoe: ted with steam, and every way desiral jan29-1m OARDING. —La communicating ROOMS, Bowtie tor fanition dint and sesond toons, furnished or unfurnished. Table Board. 133 st. n.w., opposite Franklin Park. Jan28 6t* ome with the best Table Borie at 916 tah oom best Table Boa at, bet Hand Ket nw. JOS. GERHARDT. janT-w iOR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, a eingle ROOM furnished. A few ‘Table Board- on att RR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and aos ;0OMS and ROOMS furnished for, housekee) ing, and several small BEDROOMS. Pennsyl- vanis ave., corner 43¢ st. Sul oe oar Jan31 16th and F ats. n.w. A. MOINTIRE, Os ‘No. 918 F strest, epposite Masonlo Temple. For Furnished. Mansion, West End.! Gen Penna. ave, n.w....1003 E Rent. Qitices 15th and F ste. 25 Store Sth an Biore Wis a st.n.W.20 Mes Bless os at 20 rs, essa Geo pape Le Droit Park. PERSONAL. HE CUSTOMERS OF M. COHEN, of 1102 7th Street, have lad sufBeent notice from ms not to be zulled into paying said Cohen adollar. An as- signment to me January 7, ‘80, which is recorded in Liber 932, folio 27, of the land records for the District of Columbia, expressly states, with his seal and. signature, that he owes his credityrs 85,724.98, and in transferring all his book ace munts, notes resutrable, merchandise, claims and bills re surable to me, his legal assiznee; and it being ex- pressly stated in the assigament that Iwas to do the collecting of all moneys due the said Gohen, and that I was to continue to collect until the amount of 50 per cent. on the dollar was received, upon which the books and all property was to be restored to the said Cohen, I shall therefore, continuo to act hh energy in. the collection, and hereby warn all foes Tndebiea Ge M. Cohen that T will recognize no receipt wiven by him, and furthermore advise them not to notice any threats he might make about suing, for I shall protect them. M. Cohen claim- ing to be an infant, is already sufficient reason to pay no moneys to him. ere can also be accommodated at No. 920 New York | P'ying0-ot JULIUS LANSBURGH, Aesignes. LL PERSONS HAVING VALUABLE PAPERS ET to coslest and best, opuductad, toardins Ax or gellections, bcton os Tate JOHN ‘boarders acon ill please Ieave them at. Mc. De eeatiowrnee Te eno Mri GTOR'S ofice, No. GOT Fst. uw. jan29-3t* PECIAL NOTIGE— LOST AND FOUND. S aes = = ‘0 THE CUSTOMERS OF OST—J: 29th, 13th stre net, DoT January 25th, on 1s circle, & M. COHEN: paz of Gola- bowed SEECTAC ‘The finder will liberally rewarded by leaving at 1409 13th st.31 2* | Rae the 28th inst , a oak and Tan DOG, with white breast; had on a steel chain collar, with tag) Return. to 2296 13th st. n.w, and receive reward. jani30-3 $8 REWARD—Lost a small licht grey SCOTCH TERRIER. Answers to the name of “Buster.” Tag No. 19 will: bo paid ou delivery.” N at. 1919 Coreoran - Jan30-3¢" Osr—On Wednesday evening, @ Gold BRACE- LET, set with one large and two small Cameos. A suitable reward will be paid for its retura, to, the Nationa! Hotel office. Jan29-3t* FOR SALE. A family dri RSE, F% aici Tnqutee Nos S13 9 a. a WW: HirouN's 00.” ° Yanst-st Seam oR SALE sit BRAHMA EGGS and FOWLS: Exe $2.00 for 13; Fowls 86.00 te Konig ook took 1s premium at show in this cit; z C°GREG jand0-1m" 1G, 936 Louisiana ave. SALE—Second-hand To) BUGGY. in ex- aGellent, condition. Price, 890. sana GEO. L. DOUGLASS. ALE—A HORSE, 15 hands high: ae Wes “star Pil years lot” perfectly ie can be arty en by. Indy. A fine road, orse. Apply at 52 and 54 C st. p.w. Jan29-3t" FR a head of OSES, just ar- rived from Ohio. All’ a Sa | Seti! : SIMMO} 'S Stable, E—AT A uma R SAL earl Frere Hallet Upsbe vis “< Co. pret Grand ets = Suoios New Wear'e gut Atahi oth sb complete wales 2 ae. FSR aiess and BU new set of Heavy Single oue of the finest Saddl oA bi ass oe Dearne OF f Titeoa eo 103 1 R SALE—At lowest importation a select assortment of EMBROIDERED, VERS, at 723 7th street north- wean OO deci ion guar: oR 8a mee Jot of Ang sOANA ES, No., very cheap, at tho to iad 1 oar 8. tm" ECOND-HAND OLOTHING of all:descriptions bought, and a (air caah price paid for thoesine. O23 7th st. 5.0. Orders by mai) promptly atten: janl5 Sg ee adie charges polar a pee Seppiy of Pure Vacuine Viens sate” A a ae ea WA’ 84 Eo. ie a ind SCSgE NRL tb. BEESWAX AND STEARIN CANDLES, pee een es lat, Observing that Julius eeatcra persists to pub lish in the daily papers that he hag suthority £0 collect my debts, 4 oreby aie notice that he has no such authority, and that I have instituted DEO ceedings in Court 16 show that hehas not. Any o1 Sho pays him any amount due me will do so at their own risk, and will have to pay set fo me sain: therefore warn iy customers toa tion to said publication or any notice the’ aid Gecnacen may mske about my affairs. M. COHEN. jan29-3t" EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT ii you sre cures. ACR CORR: SDP NAT TBR a nw, jand2-120° D' ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, or Gentlemen, WEDNESDS ay and SATOHDAY, from 2 2 to9 p.m. ao Tale Slsentoletne® No clase ate oes, z 19 South Eutaw st., Baitimore. jan13-1m AM BROOKE apa 8 ALL THE ayers OF LIFE. 1 416 Let., bet, rin and Sth ste.n.w. LIBBEY, 492 7th st, desiring to reduce his J, Rooter WATCHES: SRWEERY and St VER WAL ters aa rr cost for next on Gays, £0 soe ee Mpa cake ction i sarge a ot tells the ree allvios. and assistaves on ‘sil nt fata apper- ‘business, love aa ee call. Ba jon “Gantltation Booms, 402 Tar PATCH \MINES TITLES, Senbe,ot poopt =e hi to ah ora fate D and from 31 6. 311-13m° VE, endorsed Silliman as enone end elective nedat iy RESTORE the COMPLEXION to of childh Te- joves all Dlemisies,” One peat be sont to-any clty side gu aroha O. SWEETZER, City P. 0. YO CARPENTERS AND. ty ec sats haye Just received & stock of which I am offering t the ade at ow figures, W. W. McCULLOUGH, Ses 142 A st. n. 2a and East Capitol 81 Pat.n. Coy vs etibio. Store Adth, Bt., 22 Pierce st. n.w. toredsdwyg, ith & 1121 Park Place n.6 ‘ore, 131 ket Also, a number of otlier Top Lith n 5 Honses, ree, 8 Th and Ee rts. + tn POR SALE! OW Sian, SALE!!! rate mew House near Gity Hal - 83,590 L, near 15th (to close an aiate) Now Brick, near 7th and Qn.w, 8-roomed Brick, with eaned Houses near O Sad watery new: Horta South Washin: Lot ii omnes no cash for two ith and Q sta n.w., ts ° "ito, a prest mune of otibr houses an in all coe the olty. at prices to suit th Money to Loan #300, 8500/81. 000, 83,000.85, 000 $10,000 on real estate;sinal! sufns on ooliatsra- E. A. MoINTIRE. the ‘condition of througout the country. “Galland wet a.copy. te OBR RENT. concerning st. n.w.—A desirable $-story 9 room Brick erties oe poreeoes ee iow. York ave.— gas ‘oom in one of the best business neigubor- ome saa Latent near 15th st. > a Office..- large ils both single and communicat ting 245 Bridge st; Georget eas .C.—A comfortable 6 room, Corner fork 15th st. —Bagement plasters tieatty selina SHOeaeaarER aioe 49 Defrees 13 1214 20th st “BUSINESS CHANCES Fo, R SALE Ara Ba 5 Bane ix The ane an Fixt ut RES “oi of store No 1912 7 th atn.w. ; He Owner Rela the retail business, owner reticing front OR SALE OR EXONANGE For REAL Es- ATE IN THE DISTRICT, a valuable PA- pee an article used by everybody. Box 63, Star ae RENT—Large DINING SALOON rear of Marshall House, fronting Sth st, ; centrally lo- cated for any business. Apply R. J. MARSHALL, corner 8th and D sts. R SAI Rie Riana se small stocs of WOOD and COAL. I will rent Yard and Fixtures low to a responsible tenant; northern part of the city. Address Box 31, Star office. Jan31-3t* Ben RE! sete iz on Thoma: le ot the moet dccirable locations in Washington Stories, 14 rooms, modern conveniences.. t.ot fect front, with large park. Wil on easy terms. Apply to BH. Wane R, st. Jan31-c T° LOAN MONEY ON REAL N SUaS TO Si At z nT, and 8 per ‘cent. No Delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, loth and F sts. new. -A PARTNER, with $400, ina first class dining room, with twenty zood paying boarders to cnlarwe the’ business. ‘nquire JOHN BAWLES, 516 9th st. jan30-2t* eee oe A PARGE. OFFICE IN LE Droit Building to let. Apply Jan29-6t JOHN T. ARMS. HANDSOME FRENCH BONNETS, rewardiess of FORTS Of cost, as sho intends closing = HR. RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GooDs, No. 403 and 405 7th st. m.rwe., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN Favors, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS, ; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jan™ VALENTINES of all description. GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES 1x MILLINERY AND KID. GLOVE DE- Prior To Stock TAKING, FEBRUARY Lat. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, 81; 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, $1.50. ae J. P. PALMER'S, Jani9 No. 1107 F street northwest. T Cost: ~ COsTt HATS AND BONNET, Se ase ‘¥ FEATHERS AND FLOWERS, AT AND BELOW COST TO REDUCE STOOK. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, Largest stock in the city, at lowest prices. MME. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 691 and 623 D Street. VOR SALE—One first-class POOL TABL! lender's make, with all the a] purtenans M National ‘Theater Drala. (en H. MAIN & BROS., St. Cuanes Hotel, corner #1 and Penieyivania are: if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or country Property. Exchange specialty. janaeton® ‘Oat RENT OR SALE. 6 SPLENDID ESTATE known as ARLING- TOR in Alexandria county, on the Potomac, oppo~ ite Washington Navy Yard. ‘The Washington and Aisrandee railroad and turnpike run through the ik great facilities for dairying and truck ng git being in about two milesof Wasitacton city, ‘There is about 450 acres, most of itof fine quality, with cattle pens for a stock yard. The im- provements consist of 3 mansion house and over- seer’s houte, good stable, ice house, dairy, &c. The Place can. be seen at any eo and ‘immediate pos- session given. Apply to ‘THUR HERBERT, jan27-2w* (Burke & Herbert Alexandia, Va.) E W. WHITAKER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 208 43g StRRET, NEXT TO Pa. AVENUE. aes and LOTS for sale in all parteict of the OR SALE—A new 9 room HOUSE, with = cellar; sets on a terrace ; two-story, press brick, bay window, black mortar, ‘wide hall, la m8, elegant finish. The house was built at the low prices Of material; just Anished : every convenience: loca tion very desirable part of northwest. A party with $500 cash or more, balance on time, can «et a bar- gain direct from the owner. ‘Those that mean busi- hess, please address OWNER, City P.O. J27-e03t* FOE SALE CHEAP—Or ros for a Small ‘arm in this District, or for Ci ty Property—a M_of about 350 acres, near Fredericksbu 160 acres of excellent oxk and pine timbe: alanoe suitable for wheat, tobacco, corn and fru For price and terms address Box 136, Star office. janl0-8, ‘u,3w* 'OR RENT OR SALE—Desirabie DAIRY; also, ees FARM, 7 miles from ‘Washington, on the B. &O. road and Baltimore peuple me hundred acres in grass. Ap pope BELT & HALL, 6 La.ave., or Wal. N. Gh rE & 0, Bait” irre Sanda-2w OR SALE—For Cash or Exchange in Real Es- the entire stock of SOUEKADE SUITS an. in Perfect order. Reason fores le, change of business. Apply at we ae at. Ww. Jan21-14t* WO FIRST-CLASS NEW BRICK ee 9 all mod. imps. one for Sale, the other for Rent: Nos, 185 and 1934 16th st. Apply tos ‘5 G. HESTER, 619 7th st. an! Fo; ‘SALE-BRICK HOUSE, & rooms, in | a neighborhood of the new market house, 803 R stp.w., suitable fora business stand. Inquire at 29 9th st.n.w. DENNIS FOGARTY. janz OR SALE—A first-class DINING SALOON in the city of ore, Sond 1ocated, only are eaninntee walk from B. & depot; every- inrood ord ler. Reasons : Pro} TOpTi oo lesires to retire from business. For ane ve formation apply to JAMES E. WAUGH, St. Cloud Bi i comer Sth'and ¥ ater’ ja30-Bwt Or SALE—On the Heights of Georgetown, upon very reasonable terms, a ten-room BRICK HOUSE; bay window, all maoaent tcaproventents: Enquire 164 est st., Georget jan14-16t* OR SALE—One of those = a ‘hew BRICKS on Fet., in Sherman block, ai 500; also, ons on F et, near New Jersey avenite, at Ps ‘also,a nice nearly new BRIOK on_K st.. between 4th and Sih sts. n.w.. at $3,000. These houses aro all modern ite an Dargains. M. M. ROHRER, sist Th street. Jan y ADIEUSMARTNG FROM THE LATEST RTATIONS. 1381 Suneetor ont ad Bes northwest’ nee WILLIAN ‘Will dispose of his fine assortment 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. Cite Trevise, Paris, Qan6] 907 Pa. ave. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT’S, 608 9TH STREET, Orr. Patent OFFiog. Complete stock of CREWEL AND GERMANTO’ ‘ARNS. CANVAS, LACES. ES HOSIERY. VELTIES TN FANCY NEEDEE WORK. RENSINGTON or CREWEL EMBROIDERY itn STAMPING promply executed. JanS RE LACE NOVELTIES. ZEP: WOO! Real Duchess LAGE JABO Husse LAGES at tlowest Ar ‘NOOT'S, 915 PENNevLvANrA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and width pees jow res: Point De Sp rard fusion, BOUCHEINGS. Den BLEATI Ar NOOT'S, 015 PexwevuvaNes AVE. ‘les of Real Lace FICHUR BAR- pes, CULEAHETTS. SOA OAIEFS, Spanish Late FIGHUE! clones, | Point, Ga azéy Thread and Duchess ‘Trias NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ALT Hand-embroid« id Ostrich Feuer PARTY PARES FANS, we ohare a ioe assortment at very low prices, Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DRESSES, AT jan? NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania ave., M®*: 8: 2 By BHESSMARING ND LAD! oii 2, Sees sri erent 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. dec29-1m i255 BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST THE ONLY IN THE CITY. MAKE TO ORDER PRI AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, SONABLE. G. sOHOWS 504 11th st. n.w. nov2a5 deolt iT CLASS. Branch H. WIREMAN’S. SALE A very desirable PROPERTY, suit- for Dairy or M Glenwood road, very cheap. duce in part payment, Also, 3 2 and mandard roof BRICKS, well located, ail oo Soneness: cheap. | Payments in oranknly ingot: ments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rates in sums to smi URFORD & 00., jan6___Resl Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. WORE To Loan— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WABNER, Janb 916 F st. n.w. J) RIRICT BONDS FOR SALE —District of Go- iad per cent. 20-year bonds, Dis Columbia 6 per cent. 20-year fombia Ji per cent. 18-year bonds, 3.65'8. At saekce scr pata cre Tu eg : ey OAMPBE] “yjans- Im 1431 Pa. Avenue. aad aR, aAEn Ee Es in hand. Bop itaaToN, Jan3-1m* 928 43 street northwest. ONEY, TO. LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW. y endgwanent olicies issu a ig nies, maturing within > years. Adc ing maps Stamp for reply, HERE ‘W. ROGERS & 00., cor. Lexinzton and sts., Baltimore. del8-eo3m EDUCATIONAL. onoueH OUGH INSTRUCTION IN SPA} ‘ * Combined Spanish me a Has Sth sen. aor dt PARKER'S Bookstore: 619 7th st jan28-6t" OCK HILL ES LLIcorr Crry, M Becond Session begins FEB! RBROARY | Ist, 1830. See ere ee OTHER AZARIAS, Jon27-1m resident Bens CLASSES—Monday, BY pesday, Friday, 7109 o'clock advance ENGLINT “MATHEMATICS. College, West Point, Anns other hours. 8. W. 2.Ww. DAY SCHOer FOR YOUNG Becond Dear eaten otraaey ‘9th, 1880. Terms Rots Cae For circulars an: further tnforma- a Tucaday, Wed por thonth, iA, FRENCH, Preparation for ol. Private lessons at ‘N, A-M., 702 sere sireot ; E or MISS GARDIN feng Ty to eS DONE oe err ah earte awe (HARLOTTE HALL SCHOO. re orm gi Mazy's Couxrz, Mo. seesion_ will borin, MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 31580. Board and ‘ition 875 ih advance For Circulars apply te Secretary to the Board. jan3-Im 910 eae Lte.Y: PRUDHOMME’S 21 hours its Sacm OG hand 6 2. By SM instruct on Thi it 3} raredays a 12m. tol: p.m. Terms m POLLOCK AND, WOERES School and ‘Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, n. w. ‘WM. T. BRISCOE, ae sours rough instruction, to grammar ¥ Dally instruction in German given free. formal department for ladies. decl3 ARK SEMINARY for wounk Taaies and ee CONDRON, Principal. RNE'S ENGLIS! Neti he ates Next quartar will coimenes Rov. Ths stg®-oi_ | Saar FRENOH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG FOULOR, PR, ots Hein ne corner of I. DRS ecm Deron Frege fn eee ae Binche, Yale pee ganar Cin Si es |. SHOR" A.M., Principal. D®*¥>s*) The MISSES HAMILTON, ie MIS 5 lil F Srarer. First-class work, at moderate prices. ae FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES" AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES ave been awarded by the National Fair Association J. H. VERMILY: 10 9th street. novae Dov5 GARVIN, M™™ kaa FASHIONABLE D ‘DRESSMAKER. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, MOURNING ORDERS. ‘and Also, CUTTING and FITTING. Orders filed at ‘notice, and in most artistie Mpen2s-t,th.s,6m 907 Pa. ave. BOOKS, =m ER. MccosH’s NEW oa EMOTIONS, 82: COMMUNISM 8S ‘AL- ISM, by Dr. W 81.50; TE etaast CEN TURY, “A Histor fy Dy Robert MacKenzie, #2. A LADY'S LIFE OCKY MOUNTAINS, by I. L. Bi a, SL Ts: THE ‘AUTORIOGHAVIIG ‘OF PRINGE: ETTERNICH, $5: THE AMERIOAN ALMANAO | dota Leo, rane Sante of a Fools Errand ‘and ‘Earnest WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Jjan22 498 7th street freer ee AND DAILY JOURNALS of every EAGLE AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for copys MANAC DE GOTHA aor apse CHURCH ALMANAC for WHITTAKER’S ALMANAC iy 1880. Pere of Standard and Miscellaneous Books in oe th bindings, at the ‘uniform price of 50 cents per youme: JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, janl0 O11 Pa. ave. EW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS N BOOKS, Otto’ U. 8. Reports; vol. 9. American Law Review for January, 1880. Ewell'’s Evans on Agency. Story's Equity Pleadin he Eaton’s Civil Service in Life and Writings of B. R. C1 post-paid, by” W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law Booxkse.LEgs AND STATIONERS, Jand 75 Pa. avenue, ‘LEN! ASSORTMENT 0! ie OURS, AND FANCY duns, GOR atone to Pencils; new stock just 01 figures lgwest posmble rates. An inapection a t e MOnUR, 9 Ouse i anwar Tine, THE DistRiCT CeaSeriaton D 1TH STREET, WASH 3 eS ee tee UAH}, 1580.