Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, QIANITARY PLUMBING. S 22 Yeans Pracricat, EXPETIENCE. JAS. F. BRIEN, 419 9th st. n.w., Makes aspecialty of the exemination and rey PLUMBING, with a view to ite sanitary MONDAY. February 2, 1890. | Sreapcement: Orders promicy fled. tebe lm ¥ 3 YES....Editer. EMBERS OF CONGRESS in need of s SHORT- eee = IVE HAND AMANUENSIS may secure services of awe bi 2 ™ six pm. daily, by 2 Pi NG- nent, Lone fide daily circulation more | HAND, Star ollie.” feb2-3t* than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat of all the otherdaily papers here added to- gether. THE Stan is eonnceted with the wires of the Na- tonal Tele;yhone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchance. Both these agencies can therefore be availed of insending to Tae STaR advertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charxe. These facilities are a great conve- nience, and will be appreciated by tho customers of Tur Sra. te s ‘Whey Want No More of The following signifleant publication, by a prominent suffragist, appears in the &’- purtican to-d «The republican party ts reorganizing In this District with a view to securing suffrage for the people, and for the promotion of republican Principles.’ {t 1s important that the white Ment should be represented tn our prim: meetings. ‘There Is no backwardness or hesit tion about the colored people. ‘There is aiso a Portion of the white people of the laboring class that are represented. But. it. ts very desirable that the white citizens of the middiing and more favored classes should make themselves felt by their presence and counsels, otherwise they will not*have their proper pee tn the conventions and important representative me ings of the party. By attending the primary and district meetings of the party and clubs you would become acquainted with the masses, and they would be more than glad to give you the recognition to which you are entitled. The time ls soon coming when the humbler classes of society will claim and secure more consideration than they have hitherto received in politics. Let us meet them in a liberal spirit, and work with them for thecommon good,rather than ignore or neglect their just demand: This seems to be both in the nature of a threat and an appeal, and fs a full admtssion of what has been asserted in THE Stax, that the clamor for suffrage does not come from the tax- paying element of any politics or race. The class who have to bear the burdens of District expenses, whether democrats or republicans, white or colored, are pretty generally of one mind in giving the cold shoulder to the suf- frage movement. They have had all the ex- perlences they want in “ primary mectings” of the sort designated, where their * presence and counsels” have about as much weight a3 they would in pandemonium. No more positive evidence of the utter disgust of the mass of the responsible order-loving eltizens with the suf- frage project could be given than the above- quoted admissions of the suffrage boom: Gen. Mahone, who absolutely controls and directs the readjusters of Virginia, has an- nounced that they will run an electoral tleket of their own next fall. The programme marked out by the readjuster manager Is a pe- culiar one. He does not intend that bis party shall commit itself to any set of national prin- ciples, nor shall it be allled with either of the national parties. Gen. Mahone proposes that the readjusters or “liberals’—a name su; gested probably with the view of catch- ing the colored vote—shall, if they can elect their electoral ticket, cast the eleven votes “as seems best for the interests of Virginia, re- gardless of In short, he will ask the people to leave the choice of a candidate en- tirely to the diseretion of the e . . Mahone has been described as a very shrewd Politician. This plan of his does not bear out that reputation. He frankly states that his Object in having the readjusters enter the Presidential contest is to preserve their party organization. He will not be likely to accom- plish that end by his plan. His idea really calls upon the people “to vote in the air,”as Mr. Evarts sald of the New York seratehers. A majority of the voters of Virginia will hardly take the trouble of going to the polls simply to invest Gen. Mahone and his in- dependent electors, with authority to choose a President for them. The result of the Mahone plan will be to narrow the Presidential contest down to the republican and democratic partles. Nodoubt, a certain proportion of the readjust- ers will vote their ticket for an unknown Presi- dent and unknown principles, but the masses of the party wiil fall in with the regular national organizatious. The state canvass and election last fall and success of the readjusters, have had the effect of creating a pretty zach in the old democratic or “conser Y. The reguiar organs of the latter have used harsh and bitter language in denounciag those who went off with the readjusters. Such treat- ment has driven a good many men from the party for good. and rather than “vote fn the air” it is quite likely numbers of these will go with the republican sonable to sup- pose, however, th: of those read- justers who have heretofore been democrats, will vote the national ticket of the latter party. The indications are, though, that the contest will be close enough to be interesting. The Grant Boom to be P The Cincinnat! Comne ailoat the rumor that Gen. iid be for- mally withdrawn from the presidential race now double-leads its opinion that the general’ friends “are resolved to put him into the field agan unqualitled candidate for the presidency, and run him for all he is worth.” ‘The action of Senator Don Cameron in having the deleza- ton from his county to the state convention in- structed for Grant, convinces the Cxamerciat shed. whieh put vial, that the boom 1s being pushed in all earnestness. The action of the republican state committee of New York in calling an early con- vention, despite the earnest protests of the Grant element, Is certainly not less sig than the instructions given by ron, The question of renomi has been a very prominent one in politics for some months, and it had taken such shape as to make the date tixed for the state Convention of considerate importance. The Grant republicans have insisted upon an early tie nt or Came- Gen. Grant y York convention, while the opponents of third term have been united in protest- ing agalnst that policy. They have demanded that the convention be call dl, not earlier than May,{n order that ample time might be given for consideration of all the questions relating to a presidential nomination. ‘This plan, they held, would enable tue party to come together in support of its strongest men. The state committee, in spite of protests and Contrary to past usage, named the »: month #s the date for the as: con rentir Of the nineteen m h of this ag of the mbers of the com: nt, seventeen declared tt selves (or Senator Conkling for President, “if he should 1 e a candidate.” Of tunis number fifteen uv tingly declared for Gen. Grant, if Senator Jonkling is not a didate. It has not been ivany days since Mr. ConSling post saved that he was not a candidate. it appears, that a 1 ce are for Gen. Grant. » has acquitted Cove Bennett and Mrs. Jennle Smith, after having convicted and sentenced them to death, thereby demonstrating that it is about the same kind of justice that Juries of other states dispense. The evidenc Which the acquittal was granted w that originally procured conviction, and there” has been no change, except in public seutiment. The defense was energetic and determined, fighting and hoping even after the prisoners despaired. The verdict of acquittal will per- haps give general satisfaction. There was a “reasonable doubt” of guilt, and pubic opinion Was not satistied with the result of the first trial. Persons who have become convinced that the jury system is a failure will point to this case to illustrate ory, but it will not help their cause. ument that it is better that ey tment of the reverend Cowley, of “Shepherd's Foid” notoriety, in New York, ‘The indi gives general satisfaction, and his conviction and punishment will still further delight the public. Under the smooth and oily exterior of a Christian philanthropist this man concealed instincts that would disgrace a bru: His oat- Tageous treatment cf the helpless little dren. committed to his charge would shock the Ute Indians. —_—__~--_______ ‘The latest politieal census of Ohio shows, out Of a total of 4,000 votes, 1,981 for Sherman, 963 for Blaine, 620 for Grant, 70 for Washburne, 134 for Garfield and the remainder scattering. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ANTED—A WOMAN to do general housework. Apply inmediatety at 1312 T st. n.w. WANTED A BOY for scrubbing, making tines and gereral work around thé “house. Apply 622 Pp, ave. new. WANTED SA White GIRL, to take care of ohit- dren aud aesiet in housework; must cage well recommended. Call at 1018 sth st. n.w. {PECIAL BAHKGAINS IN SEWING SP Aku ines FOIA TEW DAYS ONLY. Domestic, latest improved shutt! Wheeler & Wilson Remington, drop 18. ‘arop leat 1x. 13. 18. % 12. Grover & Bake: 9. These Machines are ne cood as new, ana are all warranted for three years. Call early if you wish to secure a real bargain, at OPPEXHFIMEWS, We Repair all kinds ot gewine Mee bine ve Repair all kinds of Sewing best manner. All work warranted feb2-21 W ASBINGTON, D. C.. JANUARY Sixt, 1830. ‘The Copartuership heretofore existing betweon FREDERICK O. STANTON and HARRY C. BOW- ERS, under the firm nameof STANTON & BOW- ERS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. HARRY C. BOWERS is alone authorized to settle the business of said frm. FREDERICK 0. STANTON. HARRY C. BOWERS. : D, January 31st. 1880. ‘The undersiened will continue the Hotel Business at the old stand, St. Marck Hotel, corner of Pean- ania ave. and 7th st. n.w., and hopes to merit ontinnance of the liberal patronage heretofore d to the late firm. t* =" _HARRY C. BOWERS. | ALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Is a scientific combination of somagg the most pow- erful restorative agents in tho vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair ts its original color. It makes the sealp white and clean. It cures dandruff and humors, and falimg out of the hair. It furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nour- ished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, aud is unsurpassed as a hair dressing. It is the most economical preparation ever offered tothe public, and its effects remain a long time, ing only an occasional application necessary. It is recommended and used by eminent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachusetts. The popularity of HALL'S HATR EWER has increased with the test of many ears, both in this country and in foreign lands, and it is now known and used in all the civilized countries in the world. For sale by Z. D. GILMAN and all dealers. feb2 eo HE NEW VICTOR SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, at OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 9th at. Alithe standard Machines Sold and Rented. ANTED—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, central locality, at a moderate rent, by alady- te term. Address R. T. BURTON, Post Office. feb?-3t? in a y Fe RENT—Two large ROOMS, 24x45 feet, | second floor. 935 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. In- quire W. 5. TEEL. feb2- i RENT—Two ROOMS, unfurnished, rent Jowto a good and permanent tenant. N. 731 6th at. pw. fe jt Fe RENT—Two Unfurnisued ROOMS, suite ble for armail family; 85 per mouth. in ad- vance. 1005 11th st. n.w. Tebt-3t" OR RENT- very desirable Unfuraished ROOMS, with bath and water closets adjoining; rent moderate. Apply 105 2d st. n.w. —_ fob2-2t yy ANTED—By a white woman, a SITUATIO: ‘a8 seamstrese, and todo light chamber worl gan furnish the best of city referencee. “Apply 18) 7th st. o.w. feb? at OK RENT—A handsome Furaished PARLOR and BEDROOM, on first floor; sonth front also several other Kooms, with first-clasa Boar Apply No. 1101 Gst. now. feb2-3t" WANIED A SITUATION in one of the dapat ments as clerk or tessenger, for which 35 Yer cent. of salary’ will bewiven. "Address G. B. W., Star office. feb2-2 TOR RENT—Furnished | ROOMS, en 3 also unfurnished, on first floor, two blocks from National Hotel. To responsible _ par- ties the rent will below. Apply 412 6thst. n.w. 7] ANTED—By a competent person, EMPLOY~ ment in a private family as seamstrasa, ja/lias’ maid, or would take care of children. Ap west Corner of 19th and M sts, ANTED--A PARLOR and two BEDROOMS, furnished; north of H st. and west of 12:n? state full particulars; price not_to exceed 849 per month; second Hoge preferred: references ex- changed. Address B., Star office. feb2-3t' FOE RENT SA ,thorouskly | Furnished ten- room HOUSE, at a very reduced rate. to a pri- vate family only; immediate possession. For terms apply to FITCH, FOX & BROWN, cor. 15th st.and onsylvania ave. feb2-4t (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, in houses Nos. 823 arid 825 Vermont avenue, opposite the Arlington hotel. Permanent or transient boarders taken. feb2-6t WASTED By J. Max Mucller, Profossor of Music and Composer of the Graud Hymnus, sung at the Thomas Statue ceremonies, desires an Viganist's POSITION in some Protestant Chure Addrces the above, 1237 Massachusetts, avon Lambermaid or cook es. Address Miss A. Werhington, D. C. V —A competent GIRI, white preferred, irom 25 to 35 years of age, for general hi work, for a family of two; must be wv. wagek $10; city references required. nw, after 4p child family office: Jans a respectable young gitl,a PLACE. to do chamberwork and sewing or take care of en, or is willing to do housework in a small good references. Address L. Si (OR RENT—HOUSE 220 D st. n.w.; 9 roome, water and gas; recently theronghly repaired. Rent $30 per month. Apply to BALDWIN BROS., 100 Dn.w. jandi-3t JOR RENT—HOUSE No. 120 north Ast., near the Capitol containing ten, roome:, rent low. Enquire of BAILY, in office of Enoch Tot: ten, Cohimbia Law Building, 5th st. jan31-6t OR RENT—Large 3-story and English base- No. 1812 I st. n.w., fronting 13 rooms: ouly 850 per B. H. WARNER, 916 ment HOUS Franklin Square and in good order. new. QOR RENT—607 0 st. s.w., 3-story 1319 7th st. n.w., store: 1219 9thst. n.w., Ore. 2116 11th st. n.w., 3 rs., 10. 308 Lith si: s.w 6 rs., B16 St. 8.w., Srs., #13: 526 11th st. 8 w., 9're. ; 2107 12th st. n.w., 5 rs., 810.50; 1011-1013 Ft. 8.w., stores; 710 1 st n.e., 54s., 87; Apply to. A. 8. CAYWUOD, 1225 Oth'st new.” Jan31-e WANTED-By ia respectable and middle: lady, a SITUATION in the Navy or Freed- man's Hospital, for which I will give the sim of ash.” Apply at Mr. JOHN Gan YANTED—White and colored WOM vants, and other help. Families furnished ser. vants free of charge, Room 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F.G. E. PRICE & CO. jan12-5: yy ANTED—Two respectable YOUTHS, desirous to thoronghly and practically ‘study all branches of architecture and engineering, may ap- ply for terms at office, 700 N st. n.w. _Jan21-2w* y ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject to exchaure for any other. Renting and repairing a specialty. Mo- KENNEY, 427 9th st.n.w. ‘dec20 ANTED—CARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Mainé avenue 8. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Oo., 1328 F st., Carpet Deators. oct22-6mn TCH, ring our Specialty. Jans ‘TIME PIECE, J. M. & R. COHEN'S rae Loan Orrice, No. 1007 7th st. n.w. g@-MONEY LOANED AT LOWEST RA’ INTEREST W 2OGRING, COU: SORE THROAT, & énred by BO GUT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP. _No death has ever occurred where freely used. Free from all narcotic poisons. Jan31-3t* AVIN CLUDED TO DO AN EXOLU- tively Cash Business from Febr will offer our entir K o Blankets, Bed-Comforts, and all Winter prime cost. COMBS BROs., Jandl-2w* * No. 1612 14th st. ii.w. JPpeCreakars CORTES °o MRS. FASSETT'S HISTORIO PAINTING “THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION,” ‘on exhibition and for sale at MRS. ©. ADFLE FASSETT'< STUDIO, 4114 Corcoran Bui: oy Jan31-Im Washington, D. C. NO MAKE A C WIN WEEP OF FALL AND ‘LOTHING, BARGAINS YOU EVER ext Thirty Days. now se 8 6. GENT’S SUIT! eduction. OVER- COATS slanghterea. OFFICE COATS, 50 cents. (Sign Big Shoe.) 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, Jan31 Rep.} J. W. SELBY. CROUP, COUGHS, DOUGLASS’, Ninth St., St. Cloud Bldg. CHEMISE. ONE HUNDRED DOZ! (ORE JUST RECEIVED AND WILL BE SOLD aT CENTS EACH. This is less than present cost of material before cutting. Eveny Garment a Barcatn. DOUGLASS’, 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. rhestly requested to try these how bad the case they never {1 to cure. ts per bottle. KENEAR'S BROWN MIXTURE. Prepared from Oil of Tar and Horehound—ia a ereign remedy for Coughs, Colds, and is ben- fie consumptives. Nine and 4 oz. bottles, 5U and 25 cents. ‘or sale by the B. pit No matte Pri yer dies. follor and other Drnggists: Vv. G. Dueki Cc. “ative Store, 10: Fst. se., and principal depot, 6 etown. Jan31 ed as a cure for Diseases of the Blood and Skin, such as SMALLPOX, _ CANCER, yhas no eq) f contagious dis mtraction 0 Ox not excepted mended, and Hoey ital, Hotels, Vessels, Barbers, Painters, Printers, ete., should Lever he without it, extion of this Soap makes the Skin soft prominent Drag Stores and Gro- ceries ‘Awents for all parts of the United States wantad. SH" Orders promptly attended to. IL WORCH, jo AVE. Titley Ai Ree CARPET OLEANING. Al work guaranteod. At OHAOCE'S, 616 Louisi- ans av mar29 OR RENT—A 2-story basement Frame HOUSE on L sts between New Hampshire ave. and 234 &t._No. 2965. Inquire on the premises. jan30-3t* “F{OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1441 Pt.. Ss. and in good order. Water in yard. Gonveni- ent to street cars and market. Rent low to goo tenant. Jan30-3i FOR RENT— Two sniall well-furnished ROOMS, second and third story, at $5 each, near Patent and Post ffices. Central and quiet location. 807 Rth et. new. 30-3t* ROR RE! in ood \T—HOUSE No. 735 3d stn. Tn_a desirable repair. Rent $11 a month. neighborhood. Inquire of J.C CLARK, No. 324 12th st. n.w. “Key next door. Jan30-3t* ‘(OR RENT—Two laree, suspy, unfurnished ROOMS on second floor; gas, water and closets. Foom on same floor." Apply 2000 13th ansoeat Ba able for light housekeeping; faces’ south ; possession Apply at 1225 'N st. n.w. FOR RENT. Behe, cheerful and very comfort- able unfurnished ROOMS in a private famil Modern improvements. South front. Healthy loca- tion. vi . Ret . 903 BOARDING. Ee ele ere @ STREET N.W.—Pleasant south front | JOR RENT—STORE and DWELLING. Store 1209 foome nd thine BOARD. tev tt JOR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, 4 heatly furnished ROOMS, at 1213 G et. n.w. jang1-ct* NPE, TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first class Hotel Board, for $25 and 830 per month. Howse is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. jan20-1m OARDING.—Large, communicating ROOMS, suitable for families, first and econd flora, furnished or unfurnished. ‘Table Board. 1336 1 st. n.wW., opposite Franklin Park. Jan28 6t* OR RENT—Extra fine Furnished PARLORS; Rooms with the best Table Board, at 916 12th &t,, bet. [aud K st. u.w. JOS. GERHARDT. jan27-lw OR RENT —With first-class TABLE BOARD, a single ROOM furnished. A few Table Bogrd- ere can also be accomodated ut No. 920 New Yori aye. n.W. Jan26-12t* NJ'EE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st-n-w., is one of the cosiest and best conducted boarding inthecity. Transient boarders acommmo- honses dated at reasonable term: no’ LOST AND FOUND. fine business location. Corner North Capitol and Gsts.n.w: Apply JAS. WHITE, corner 12th and Mats. n.w. Jan30-feb2, * OR B Private family unexpectedly called T. frem_ city will rent almost new and well-fur- nished HOUSE, 11 rooms, for the session. Loca- tion northwest. | Hixh and fine. Convenient to street cara, &e., &c. Rare chance for Senator or Member. ‘For terms, &c., address L. WILLIAM Star office. jan30-eo3t' 'OR RENT—One two-story Brick HOUSE, with 8 rooms, bath room, all modern improvements ; hewly painted and papered. No. 1516 sth st. n.w. Inquire at No. 403 7th st. n.w. jan29-8t OR RENT—Well-furnished HOUSE on reavon- uble terms. 915 sonth A st. Healthy part of ; convenient to navy yard and Capitol; cara Apply 18 Lafayette Square an29-6t* WOR RENT—That grand new HOUSE No. 27 Towa circle, equal in style, finish, arrangement and elegance, fo anything in the city. Reasonable terme toa permanent tenant Call ou N.W. FITZ- GERALD, owner, 1014 15th st. n.w., or speak throush either telépho: eexchanye. _” Jan28-6t OR RENT—HOUSE 1410 E et., near the Oensus and Treasury departments; 8 rooms, summer kitchen, was and water. Key 1310 Fst. Rent $20. Jan24-3w* O8T—A Black Female Answers to the name of Vic. will be paid for her delivery to 1 Licston, Saterday, January 31, 1880, a email GOLD CROSS, studded with Pearls. ‘The find- er will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 111 Massachusetts ave. n.w. Lean, afternoon a Pet Dox, SOOTCH 4 TERRIER, answering to the name of “Bouncer,” and red ribbon round his OR RENT—The larze, newly constructed WAREHOUSE 318 8th st. n.w., just north of Pennsylvania avenue, containing aif modern im- provements, including an elevator, well adapted forany kind of business. For terms, &c., app) to B. F. BIGELOW, National Bank of the Republic, 7th and D sts. Jan22-12t OR RENT—ROOMS, communicating or sinwle, 1134 18th st., near’ line of F-st. cars. Also, Btore and Dwelling, 1839 K st. Apply 1134 18th st. DW. jan20-12¢t* neck. A liberal reward will be paid for his refura to 1325 Corcoran st. (OUND—At the President's reception on Friday afternoon, January 30, a Red Moroceo POCK- ET BOOK, containing a blank book and sundry tickets and papers. Owner can have same by call- ing at Star office, proving property, and paying for this advertisement. LGSisiset night or this morning. betw frees st. and 12th st-n-w., « GOLD M h inseription and Masonic ‘design on th: A suitable reward will be paid to the finde iy undersigned. MORGAN LLEWELLYN, Room 2, “BY P.O.D. feb2-2t* OST—January 29th, on 13th street, Laer Se aa fawn eines SS yi of Gold bow STACLES. The finder will be (409 13th t.31 2° 9 REWARD—Lost a small light crey SCOLCH TERRIER. Answers to the name wR ‘Buster.” Tag No. 1938. Reward will be paid on delivery. No. 1315 Corcoran st 2.00 tor 13: Fowls 86.00 per pai nitm at show in this city. C. GREGG, 936 Lousiana ave. Fe SALE—Sixteen head of HORSES just ar- rived from Ohio. All good workers ani drivers. Also. four Coupe, Horses, 1 pair Togy of matched Black Horses, 16 hands high, kind and gentle in all harness. To be seen at JOHN: SIMMON'S Stable, No. 311 12th st. n.w. Jan8-24t* YOR SALE—AT a GREAT BaRGAIN—A nearly new Hallet Davis & Co. Upright Grand HIANO, elegant case and superb tone. | chee eX Year's wift. At $11 9th st.n.w. ec OR SALE_A complete TURNOUT—HORSH, HARNESS and BUGGY. _ Also, fine hhew set of Heavy Sinzle HAREESS, ana ie eee one of the finest Suddle MARES in the. city, suitable for lady or gentleman. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Sto willrecelye prembt attention, and aatiafackion ua enteed. WM. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th st. n.W. dec29 Jan31-Im Washington, D. ©. NO CARPE AND BUILD —I have just SHL S, which I am offering to the trade at low figures. JOR SALE—At lowest importation prices, a select astortn OIDERED PIANO COVERS, at 723 Tth street north: ey west. declT ee : OR SALE—A lot of tine Singing CANA W. W. McCULLOUGH, RIBS; also MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, é Lumnre Draven BIRD CAGES, &e., very cheap, at the Bird. Jon30-3t"_ 511 New Jersey av., near B.& 0.8K. | srore,1133 7th st.n.w. S-TARTBREGHT. d10-2m° LOWE'S, S11 S11 Market Space. Sil ALL GOODS AT OOST 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 jan2s-2w | LOWE'S, 811 Market Space. 719 AT COST 719 FOR CASH FOR TWENTY DAYS. TO REDUCE STOCK, WILL SELL AT Ct FOR CASH FOR TWEN- ¥ DAYS, AT DAVIS’. TRE STOCK OF FANCY AND MILLINERY ROIDERTES, LA RS, GLOVES AN at DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. RARE OPPORTU: At ITY TO SECURE BARGAINS, DAVIS’. AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK. CALL EARLY AND SEOURE BARGAINS, AT DAVIS’, jan28-lw 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. perce SCHOOL. Now open for beginners, at FENTON HALL, No. 1108 Ee: bow. from 9 ar my. old pe NO jan29-6t" H. I. CARPENTER, Agent. EXICAN VETERANS M AND FRENCH CITIZENS' CLAIMS IN THE LATE WAR ATTENDED TO. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-aT-Law, jan23 Sth and D sts. es N° TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Qrrcos now 820, formerly $25. ercoats 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. Suitsthatwere 8,now 6. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS’ 'D BOYS’ CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRICES. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 11th sts. yy sstanerow AND NEW YORK STOCK AGENOY. Jani3 Exclusive and_ direct Telegraph Wires Agency in Washington and New York offices. H. H. DODGE, A. G. WOOD, No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washington, D. O., AGENTS FOR PRINCE & WHITELY, @Toox Broxens, 64 Broapway, New Youre. J. D. PRING: Ja: WHLEDEY,} General Partners. W. RB. TRA’ Special. Every clase of Securities Bought and Sold_on York and Washington. no nae Orders in COTTON executed. nov ECOND-HAND GLOTHING, w: Seah Pate tutte are Bidors by mail promptly attended t. decil ” PUBE BEESWAX AND STEARIN CANDLES, At, 708 CMCOAULEY & DELWIG" Jan30-3¢* ‘209 Penn. ave., Capitol Hill, BEST 11 SPINDLE, CYLINDER and a dora area by BW are ufactured by E. H. KELLOGG, 17 Cedar at, NewYork janis | WedthGes eicsioatnee ane Fe RENT—Furnisned PARLOHS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekee| ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Penusyi- vanis ave., corner 434 st. augll-6m' PERSONAL. PECIAL NOTICE— 8 To THE CusroMERS OF M. COHEN: _ Observing that Julius Lanaburgh persists to pub- Tish in the daily papers that he has anthority to collect my debts, Thereby give notice that he has uo such authority, and that [have instftuted pro- ceedings in Court to show that hehas not. Any one who pays him any amount due me will doo at their own risk, and will have to pay itto me aain. I therefore warn my customers to pay no attention to raid publication or any notice the said Lansburgh may make about iy affairs. t M. COHEN. ja “ H IORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WILHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until you are cured. A.A. CORK- INS, M. D.. 714 13th st. n.w. jan22-12t* 2. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be _consnites WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 456 Cst. n.w., near 43g st. Of vate. Charges moderate, No failures. Main ofilce, 19 South Eutay st., Baltimore. Jan13-Im. J *2aé BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50, cents cach. 416 Lst., bet, 4th and 5th sts.n.w. jan10-5w* P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., desiring to reduce his stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER- WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for cash only. See his advertisement in another’ co!- umn. jJan8-3m_ in person every from 2 to9 p.m., Offices perfectly pri p= ® fea tate and Insurance : 804 F street, LeDroit R Ist and Bets.s.0,,13 rs.,. 1066 M st.n.w., {0 ra.,mod. 300 int st.8.6.,£0rs., mod.im: 1207 Est. n.w,, stor id seevee 883-33 to. 22888 58833528528: Hil. Money on hand to loan at 6, 7 and 8 per cent fs} EozPSRaSSssesss: VOR 8- LE—food- will tablished BARBER Si ply to J.-F. DUNGAN, Ne Fas Stik a Segerat derivable 6 ana 7 HOUSES. in nw. section, at very low fizares, Also, MONEY TO LOAN, at lowest rates of interest, neumetosuit. STEIG 26 & LIEBERMANN, Le Droit Building. f —23.000 TO 86,000 TO T ba) 2 Au EST IN BUSI speculation that reasonal profi dress, with full particulars, H., Lock Box 383, Pest Office. No atten » be wiven to comme- nications that do not state fully nature of business, capital required, JOR SALE—500 AC of aprove ments, at Jessup’s station, BR. & Also, Form of 300 acrea near town of Laurel, Ma. i) acres, with buildings, laid out in ite of 5, 10,15 scree. For fiiher information ap BELT & BALL, 936 Louisiana fe RENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaTe AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. ness room. ~ 35 415 13th st. no w., large we, hall... 35 437 K st.n.w.. 921 7th st. n-w., 30 1813 'T st. n. J make no charge te landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. I have many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from #1,000 to $60,008. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste. n.w. .8 rs. 9 jan31 - REAL ESTATE BULLETIN oF THOS. F. WAGGAMAN, 619 Seventh street. (Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-Story Houses For Sale. Park Hotel, 7th st. road, mod.imps. s 721, 723, 725 15th st.n.w.,mod.imps., 10 r: 909M st.n.w.,mod.imps., 13 rs. 1125 14th st. n.w., mod. iiups., 12 2101 G st. new., mod. im] 2 917 6th st. n.w., f. 625, 627 10th st-n.. 495°C st. 8.w., mod. imp: 247 3d st.s.w., mod. imp: 931 25th st-n.w., mod. imp Tiro-Story Brick and Frame Houses a G n. We» De. b.b. Uninproved Properiy For. Sale. I. st., bet.2let and 22d sts.n. ig bet. V and W n.w. 19th and Cedar sts. n.w., per ft. 19th st.. bet. Cedar and §'sts.n. w., per tt. Ist., bet. 23d and 24th sts.n.w ,per ft. Dst., bet. Ist and 2d sts. 8.c., per ft. ‘9th st., bet.D and E sts.s. Hous 305 Pa. ave.n.w.,mod.imps..store & 6 rs. 477 Pa.ave.n.w.,2d floor, mod. 412 11th etn. w., upper part - 370.00 01.00 416 10th st. n.w., mod. imps., 13.78. 50.00 129 Beall st., Georgetown, mod. impa., i5'ra 40.00 2 K st. n.w., mod. imps. TB. 40.00 1314 F st.n.w., mod.imps.,16 rs. 30.00 439 7th st.s.w., mod. imps., upper part, 1@ rs. 20.00 1016, 1018, 103) C st. n.w, mod. imps., 5 r8.. 20.00 40-461 st. n.e.. mod. imps., 10 rs. 1336 N.H. a Ws mod. pe.» 7 18 The above is only a small part of the property for rent and sale on my books. For complete list see bulletin isened 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. 82,000, $1,000, $600, at 7 per cent. jan31 Z ‘Reat ketaTs B ‘No. 918 F strest, opposite Masonlo Temple. For Rent. Furnished. Offices 15th and F sts..25 Mansion, West End. Store Sth and I n.w....25 Pena. ave. n.W. Store 1414 14th st.n.w.20 Est., near %th.. 20 F st.; near 11th. it Lee near 10th150 near 6th. Si Pa.ave., near dist. Corcoran, near 14th On ished. Ist st., opp. Capitol. ist, near H n.w......60 1518-1520 8 st. n.w....65 142 A st. n.e. 150, 2d and East en 8t.35 30 30 30 25 10 s 2210 31 Pst.n.e., & stable. ty Store 14th gyite greg. Storer s, FOR SALE! SALE! Large new House near City Hal I., near 15th (to close an estate). ‘w Brick, near 7th and Q n. w. 8-roomed Brick, with stable, 14ih and‘, Frame Houses near O st. market, 6 rooms, kas and water, new. Houses in South Washington at. 5 Lot in northwest; no cash for yo gee if built on. 6 Lots near 15th and Q sts n.w., 30 cents per foot _ Also, a great number of other houses and lots in all sections of the city, at prices to suit the ttmes. Money to Loan—300, 8500, 31,000, 82, 000,85, 000 #10, 000 on real estate ; small sums on collateral. tr E. A. McINTIRE. JWADAME ROSS, tho long-established “reliable Doctress and Astrologist, wives better satia- faction in all affairs of life thaw! any one in the pro fession; tella the past, present and future destiny , gives advice and assistance on all matters apper- faining to business, love aad matrimony. All in fronble call: Satisfaction given or no pag. Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above D st-north- west. oct® ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports aa to the responsibility of people, witht abstracts of liens on real estate. "606 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 to 5. J1i-18m" PROFESSIONAL. ‘SEFUL FEET Being requisite to health and comfort, thonsands of well-known personages vi WHITE'S estab- lishment, 1416 Pennsylvaria avenue, opposite Wil- lard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chilblains, &c., Se, _Pstablished 1861. Oftice fee, $1 per visit: lect R. CANDEE, or New Yonx, Specialist.—Hem- orrhoids or Piles cured in all their various forms, No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. Im- ate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused tarrh. Constipation cured. Vital eneray re For further difficulties of which I treat you must make application at my office, No. 439 9th st. n.w., Riley Building. Jan3 J R. WEISENEORN, Dentist, removed to 410 11th st.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH ineerted am $7 to $10 per set, and all operations on the natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 cents. 8. J. H. JOHNSTON, 17 experi f iy over Ballantyne's ears” len formerly over + Booketores has reenrhen, to the ol . Office, O16 Sth st.u.w., opposite Patent Office. class work. Gas administered. Best of reference. nov25 HH. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lazm Sarr, over Simms’ Drug Sto: frous Oxide given for the p: extrac- Hon of eat, “hagh toouk Bir acanetal ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. All operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient location of this office. lines of cars pass the jor. sepl R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, iemoved to southeast corner th ana EGR, streets northwest. Teeth inserted $7 per decl6 Bet. Di Dentist, 919 7th Dibetveen anaes Lig cee Rithont pain, 60 canta. “ah Spcrations wa R= SYN, THE INDIAN DOCTOR, Is still at No. 359 Pennsylvania ave., Washington, D. C., introducing his wonderful lierbs, nk Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneysand Stomach such as Catarrh, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Foret and Constij lamors, Bo Pimples, Liver Comp rua. Beware of frauds and imitations. -to any address in the for 25 centa, or Inited States will be forw! for BO conte, free Our Headquarters Washingtos D/O. ‘TESTIMONIALS. Capt. J A. MINNICK, Room No. 8, Department: OAS DORAN, Tie Fats & ¥, WOOD, 815 ou at. cant; JOHN, WILSON, the wonderfil herbas eo? of So Sale qeozere ee is op each box. for 25 Fo BENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F street aorthwest. 22 Prospect st., Gt'n. 1823 Vermont ave. 14 12 7 Sumner Row. 40 1426 2ist st. n.w.. Shop 7th&Pomero; 20 10th st. n.e. st. 1. W... 245 Booms in No. 634 Dst.n. Ww, with use steam power. Offices in 319 434 st. n.w. 115 and 458 La. ave. n.w.. eececsse 5 from 85 uD. st. n. Det. n. 1s DESIRABLE OFFICES IN 916 F ST. N.W. ‘The Rea) Estate Review, published at my office on the 20th of each month, vontains a complete list of all the hoases I have for rent, with reports concern‘ng the condition of the real estate market throughout the country. Calland getacopy. t OR RENT. F 1531 T st. n.w.—A desirable 3-sto1 Residence, with all modern rovements. 1423 and 1425 New York ave.—Handsome Store- rooms in one of the best business neighbor- hoods in the oy. “‘Lenman Building,” New York ave., near 15th st. ‘A number of desirable Office Rooms. 1113 F at. n.w., ‘‘tron Building.”—Handsome Of- fice Rooms on second and third floors. “E" st., near U. 8. Patent Office.—Several large both single and communicating. 245 Bridge st. Georzetown,D.0.—A comfortable 6 Corner "New York ve. and 16th st,—Baseraont er : = suitable for a plumbing establishment. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., Jani9 123 F street northwest. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. We have HOUSES for sale on TERMS TO Surr. 9 room Brick POE SALE Abaca ang COAL. I will rez Acdress Box 31, Star office. iv IAN, T°? yoxry on REAL ESTATE, Ix Sts To Strr, At 6, ‘and § per ‘cent. No Del . R. O. HOLTZMAN, Jan31-tr 10th and F sta. now. WASTED A PARTNER with #400, ina first. class dining rocm, with tw nip cod haying to enlarge the business. Inquire JOHN S, 516 Vth st. jan30-4t* WANTED Atonce, by responsible party Toan, Latest’ fait interest, “of a few Ht boerder ROWL RED DOL: 3 secured by lieu on furniture, &c.. of new and fully furnished 1 Address H. M. P., Star oftice 6 Sa ee Droit Bullding to let. Apply to, Jan. 29-66 JOHN XO TO WM, H. MAIN & BRON, § HX Charles Hotel, corner 3d and Penagylvaiiia ave w., if you want to buy, sell or exchanse city of mitry Property. Exchanie specialty. jan28-1m* T. ARMS. ROR RENT OF SAL ‘The SPLENDID ESTATE known as ARLING- ‘TON, in Alexandria . on the Potomac, oppo- * Washington Navy Yard. The Washington and ndria railroad and turnpike ran throuch the estate, giving great facilities for dairying and trucking, it being in about two miles of Washinton ity. ‘There is about 450 acres, most of itof fine quality, with cattle pens for a stock yard. The im- provements consist of a kiansion House and over- ~eer's house, cod stable, ice house, dairy, &e. ‘The place can be seen at any'time, and immediate pos- session given. Apply to ARTHUR HERBERT, jan27-2w* (Burke & Herbert, Alexandia, Va.) FOR BENTOR BALE Desirable DATRY also, TRUCK FARM, 7 miles from Washington, on the B. & O. Railroad an hundred acres in wrass. 936 La.ave., or WM. more. YOR SALE—For Cash or Exchange in Real Es- the entire stock of fate, at 8 great bars MASQUERADE SUITS, in perfect order. Reason for sale, change of busiiess. Apply at 320 12th st. new. Jan2i-1it* Tr FIRST-CLASS NEW BRICK HOUSES, 9 rooms, all mod. imps., one for Sale, the other 1824 16th st. Apply to J. ‘jan20 8 rooms, in the rket honse, 803 R {Baltimore turnpike, one pply to BEL ALL, CALVERT & CO., Balt an$2-2w for Rent: Nos. 1822 and G. HESTER, 519 7th st. ‘(OR SALE—BRICK HOU! neighborhood of the new “tn.w., suitable for a business stand. Inquire at 1729 9th st.n.w. NIS FOGARTY. Jan20-Im* OR SALE—A first-class DINING SALOO: the city of Baltimore five minutes’ walk from B. Ht. depo thing in good order. Reasons for gelling: Broprie- tor desires to retire from business. For further in- formation apply to JAMES E. WAUGH, Room 4, St. Cloud Building, corner Sth and F sta.” a20-2w' VOR SALE—One of those eleyant new BRICKS on ¥ st., in Sherman block, at 0; also, one on F st.,near New Jersey avenue, at $2,500; also,a nice nearly new BRICK on K st.. between Sth and 5th sts. new. at $3,000. These houses are all modern ind are good bargains. M. M. ROHRER, 513 7th street. Jani4 FOR SALETA very desirable PROPERTY, suit. able for Dairy or Market Garden, about 100 yards north of Boundary and same distance from Gtenwood road, very cheap. Will take milk or pro- duce in part paynient. Also, several three-story and mansard roof BRICKS, well located, all con- veriences, cheap. Paymeits in monthily instal- ments. We have improved city Property to trade for country property. And always MONEY to loan at the lowest rates in sums to suit. W. E. BURFORD & CO., jon6 Real Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. NEY TO LOAN— M 0 AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, jan5 916 F st. n.w. ISTRIOT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Co- lumbia 0 per cent. 20-year bonds, District of Columbia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, Distgict of Oo- jumbia 7 per cent. 18-year bonds, ‘and 3.65's. At the present price these bonds pay the best of any in market. Interest paid at the Uuitea States Treas- ury. PETER CAMPBELL, Jan3-1m 1431 Pa. Avenue. LIN Laas, Santa Ss Me » » and $300. Monev in hand. . F. LEIGHTON, jan3-1m* 323 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. HOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN SPA ISH, ett after “De Tornos’ Combined Spanish od." Apply at 1298 Gth st.n.w., or at PARK Bookstore, 619 7th st. Jan2s- OOK HILL COLLEGE, . Evuicorr Crry, Mp. Second Session begins FEBRUARY Isr, 1880. For particulars see catsloene. BROTHER AZARIAS, jan27-Im President. VENIN¢ CLASSE: Friday, 7 tc ‘LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRES ENGLISH. MATHEMATIGS. Pr College, West Point, Annapolis. Private lessons at other hours. 8. W. FLYNN, A-M., 702 5th strect DW. IE. L. P. JEANNERET, Or Batiwore, 1107 Pennsylvania aven Will sell for one week onl; HANDSOME FRENCH HONNET regardless of cost, as she intends cl for the season. cC HR. RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. San?4 VALENTINES of all destription. GPrat KEDUCTION OF PRICES IN Si AND KID GLOVE D) Q MILLINFRY AND (RID. GI E. Pxiok TO Stock TAKING, FEBRUARY Isr. | MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2-button, 75 cents; 3-button, $1; 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, $1.50. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Jani9 M4nAME PYER. DRESSMAKING M THE LATEST IMPORTATION. Superior work and Perfect FMting guaranteed. 1231 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Jan8-1m_ WIL M LIAN Wi dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at creatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. _(jan6) MES. SELMA RUPP: 608 9rn STREET, Opp. PATENT Orricr. Complete stock of AND GERMANTOWN § CES. HOSIERY, . D GOO! 1 IN FANCY DLE WORK. KENSINGTON or CREWEL EMBROIDERY in great variety. STAMPING promply executed. Jans RF LACE NOVELTIES. AT Real Duchess LAGE JABOTS, at 25 to 400. ; Roa ‘Thread Lace BARBES, at 81.75 to £2.50, nice qual- ity; the Point De Lanxquedoc and Brabant Russe LACES at lowest prices, aT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Real Breton LACES, at 20 to 30c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and widths, at remarkable low fiyures: Point De Spret NETT, yard wide, 30c. Ulusion ROUCHEINGS, Dress PL! RATINGS, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. All the newest styles of Real Lace FIOHUE BAR- BES, COLLARETTS, SCA HANDKER- CAIEFS, Spanish Lace FICHU Real Valen- ciennes, Point, Gauze, Thread and Duchess Trim- ming LAGES, kr NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. + In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANS, we have a lange sesortment at very low prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DRESSES, Ar NOOT’S, Jan2 915 Pennsylvania ave., XN RS. 8S. J. MESSER, Q DEESSMARING AND LADIES’ PATTERNS. Agency for 8. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of r Cutting taught, and Journals of Fashlon for sale, 1218 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. dec29-1m MESS BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Gecll ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST OLASS. L THE ONLY IN THE O(TY. WE MAKE TO ORDER ND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, ABLE. ms G. SOHON’S st. now. nov25 A PRICES Sranch H. WIREMAN'S. RESSMAKING. ‘The MISSES HAMILTON, 1111 F Srerer. First-class work, at moderate prices. ue FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES pase been awarded by the National Fair Association J. H. VERMILYA, 610 Sth street. nova novS ____ BOOKS, &e. _McCOSIVS NEW BOOK, LOTIONS, 3OMMUNISM ANDSOOL Wool i THE 19TH C MOUNT. 'TOBIOGRA THE AMEKIOAN Ty, 25c. : cloth, 81.50, Errand and ‘Earnest WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street THE AL- A new supply of A ‘Fool's ‘Trifler. Ei (QHARLOTTE: HALL SCHOOL, Sr. Mary's County, Mp. The next session will bein MONDAY, FEBRU- ARY 2, 1880. Board and tuition 875 in advance for. Gorey posicn of Sve meni Ci jars apply a a WM. T. BRISOOE, Jan3-1m Secretary to the Board. 910 Hie BE MELE V. PRUDHOMME'S b French Classes. New term in January. Class hours, 11 a. m., 3%, 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 33g p. m. Office hours: 12m. tol p.m. Terms moderate. declT ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR’'S School and Kindergarten, 1127 13th st, n. w. Thorough instruction, from. first ‘to’ erammar yrade. Daily instruction in German given free. Normal department for ladies. decl3 ARK SEMINARY for Young Ladies and Misses, 506 6th st. u.w., thorough instruction in all English branches, ihcluding Book-keeping and Drawing, extended course in Latin and French. Cirenlars at the book stores. Address Mas. G. M. CONDEON, Principal. decl1 85 QSRORNE'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOL for Young Ladies and Children, 943 M st., corner of 10th st Next quarter will commence Nov. 17. ang5-6m a 1880 we S80 DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS of every description. EAGLE AUTOMATIC PENCILS, plain and for coping. MANAG DE GOTHA for 1880. CHURCH ALMANAC for 1880. WHITTAKER’S ALMANAC for 1880. A table of Standard and Miscellanesta Books in cloth bindings, at the uniforin price of 50 ceuts per volume. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, Jant0 911 Pa. ave. r VW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS N BOOKS, Otto’ U. S. Reports; vol. 9.... -B4.00 American Law Review for Januaty, 1880. 50 th editisn: vil Service in Great Britai Life and Writings of B. R. Curtis; 2 vo Josh Billings’ Old Probabilities: x arried by Storm: by 3 Memoirs of Madame de Durant’s Hyxiene of the Sent by mail, post-paid, by W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, Law BooksELLERS AND STATIONERS, jan9 475 Pa. avenue, EGULAR FRENCH SOHOOL FOR YOUNG Ladies and Children. Mizz. FOULON, 903 16th st. new., corner of I. Private Lessons After School Hours. Prospectus at Madame Delarue, French fancy store, 1235 Pa. ave. ‘dec5-3m_ APLEWOOD INSTITUT! CONOCORDVILLE, M Pa.—Boys, 50 per austen: Girls, $45. Stu- dents prey eens wale Wee First class professors. Primary fmpils admitted. ser? 3: SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Principal. E, BCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOOAL MUSIO. Particular attention to bo- ners, 28 well as those wishing 2 be qualified for eachers, ‘Terms moderate. 1216 Het. n.w. Bug2s-26w* PENCELRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Covxge 77TH AND L STREETS N.W., ives education for real life to sons and daughters. e-course comprises Penmanship, Spelling, Com- position, Correapendence, Business Sin- and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Prac- ices, Political Economy, Commercial Law. and Leo tures. Dayand evening sessions, “Open for recep Hon of students last Monday in August and there after. For particulars visit the Colleze, dress a H. 0. SPENOER, Paincrpat. PIANOS AND ORGANS. QTIEFF PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Up- xent. Highest honors Paris Exposition, : aa TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at the Inte National Fair, at Washi Steff Boudoir Grand, or Uprisht oe wae ore Jan8 798 7th st. n.w., bei Gand Ht. HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS." matchless, BURDETT ORGANS. alts dech-8m_ 407 lott st. h n, D.C. Th the "Artist's GPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SS BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. al attention is called to the new IUustrated tandard works in fine Bindings. Juvenile Books, the best Englisk and American editions. Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymmals. Catholic Prayer Books. Christmas and New year’s Cards. | “Photograph Albums,” new Pictures, Brackets and Ease! A superb line of ferns. Autograph Slegant Writing Desks. Work X68, = Cases. Library and Fancy tetany in great variety. Russia Leather, Ivory and Calf Skin Pocket Books. Chess, Checkers, Playing Cards. Backyammon Boards, &c., &c. Rodgers’ and Wastenholm's Penknives. ‘The finest Gold Pensand Pencils; new stock Just opened. New Goods re- get a, ei ear at the lowest le rates. ins] isinvited. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, (Successor to Mohun Brothers, ) deci3 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th ste GTATEMENT. iS OF THE. GERMAN AMERICAN FIRE I) ANUVE CO. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Orrics, 511 72m Srreer, WasHiNGT JANUARY 1, 1580. RESOURCES: Albums. Dre: Cash in Office. Cash in Bank. Bills Receivable. LIABILITIES. Cash Capital a insurance Reserv Surplus,..... r cent, on the of the com- paby en and after February 1, 1880. i G. F. SOHAFER, — ant A semi-annual dividend of four capital stock will be paid at the of E. P. HALSTEAD, Secretary. RIVER'S RYE CORD!) NE OLD RYE WHISKY SND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY, all Pulmonary Complaints, and in's mont icolcigueand beverae. For aslo ty ail dctevits tne’ grocers, and. the CG. G. Bryan, Gerke. oe een Bie ke mene of charge. | F peered DOLMANS, AND N-DYED SEAL SKINS. * Lined with, Seiad Siberisa Squirrel.