Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, a RSDAY The Frening Star has a requiar, perma- nent, bona fide daily cirentation more than double that of any other daity paper published in Washington, and equa! to that of all the otherdaily papers here added to~ gether. Tae Star hee a direct wire from itsnews room to the Wester, Union Telegraph office in New York city, fromm which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few momenta of going to press. Tt ia the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re_ elves exclusively the Associate ees ‘TINNING. HAMILTON & SHEDD SLATE coger 4 8, LATROBES AND ATED. phate through HY a Apradiey promptly attend- 811 D st., Y. M. O. A. Building. COMPLETE SET OF GENUINE RUSSIAN SABLE FURS, FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. CONSISTING OF SACQUE, MUFF, CAP AND COLLAR. WILLEIT & RUOFF, 905 Penna, avenue. “ets fel RERLCTIO EXTRAORDINARY. Men's Hand-sewed Congress, 85.50, re duced to. 84.75: Men's Hand-sewed Button td Teduced to 857 Men's French lf: Hand = wed Lone reduced to 4.50; Mey Boots, 38, H nd-sewed Calf’ Long Boots, $5, reduced to $3 All other winter goods at corresponding redactions to make room for Spring Stock. BYBN’S 5HOE STORE, lol4 14th street. febd Double-Sheet on Saturday. ‘The doud! sheet Stak of Saturday will be an attractive @sue, and newsdealers and advertl- ‘SeTs will piease continue to favor us early with their orders for the extra and enlarged edition, Not only has the circulation increased, as here- tofore stated, but the advertising patronage for January lias been unprecedented. The num- ber of advert!sements printed in January wer 1880, 1,6°2; 1879, 1,5573 Increase, 125 About the National Conventions. The action of the Pennsylvania re; conrention, yesterda Niean g for Grant srs ot the Though It does not sean to have depressed the sptrits of other asotraats for the Presidential nomination. The aciton of that congention, however, assures Gen. Grant the 58 delegates from Pennsylvania, if he shall want them, and that {3 certainly a good start. Tas Tepublican national convention will consist Of 756 delegates, and a majority, ently, is required tonominate. ‘Two delesates are allywel for each Representative and or in Congrass and two from each territory and the District of Columbia. There are 293 Represzatatty Senators, 8 territories and the Di number doubled makes 156. ‘Tho «> national convention consists of oniy 7. gates who are entitled to vote. The District of Columbla delegates and those from territories are merely honorary; they are not psralttet to vote. The rule now in force in holding demo- cratic conveations requires a two-thirds vote to nominate candidates for President and Vice President, but {t will be within the power of the coming convention to abolish it an sabstitate the majority rule tf tt sees fit. Taere has been objection urged to the tivo-tuirts raie in every convention for years. The coayn- tion of 1876 adopted a resolution favoring the adoption of the majority rule in future and left the matter for the next convention to take up and enforce. It 1s more than likely, thouwzh, that the same txfluences which have heretofore Operated against the change will be potent enough tn the coming convention to prevent its being made. Hitherto, whenever a proposition to substitute the majority for th two-thirds rule has been submitted, the cry has been ralsed that it was tn the Interest of some candidate, and the effect has invariably been to kill {t at ,aad the start. At the St, Louts convention the re- port was circulated that Tilden’s friends wanted to abolish the rule ause they could not command two-thirds. The result Was that, though they favored a majority rule, they did not dare urge it. Therefore the co! vention contented itself with the adoption of a resolution, after the ticket had been nominated, recommending that the next convention return to the democratic doctrine of majority rule. In the republican convention at Chicago it will require to nominate, while in the demo- cratic—uniless the rule shall be changed—it will require 492. Counting Pennsylvania for Grant, he has to get 321 delegates from the states yet to choose to assure him the nomination. Present appearances indicate that he will get 70 of these in New York, as the party managers there are no less determined than was Senator Cameron, to compel instructions for Grant, It is more than probable that Illinols, too, wil! instruct for the General. He lives in that state, and, added to his great popularity there, ne has the influence of Senator Logan, which will be considerable in the convention. This would aid 42 delegates, making a total from the thre States of Pennsylvania, New York aud Illiaois of 170. The general, in fact almost universal, opinion among the best informed pollifcians of the south is that at least half, and perhaps two-thirds, of the delegates from those states will be for Grant. This sort of calculation puts the General in advance of all competitors for the republican nomination; but as he has not yet been heard from “offically” in candidacy. it is possible that he may spoil the Plans of some of the managers by declining to run. As for the democratic nomt ion, it ts not easy to make any calculation. Senator Bayard evidently has a better support than any other man named for the position. He Is the choice of a majority of eastern democrats and of tae most influential men of the south—such mon, for tpstance, as Lamar, Gordon, Hampton, But- ler, Jones of Florida, Gibson of Loulslana, and many others. Bayard’s friends only hesitate to organize and push him aggressively for the nom- ination, because of one thing. His state has been classed among those of the “south,” and some of Mr. Bayard’s most ardent friends fear this might hurt him in the north. Northern democrats who favor Mr. Bayard insist that this fear 1s groundless, and say that the independent conservative voters of the north have more confidence in the Senator from Delaware than in any other public man. Tilden is still prominently mentioned in connection with the nomination, but if the democratic Members of Congress retlect the sentiment of their party on this subject he is the weakest man spoken of. The agitation of s name developed the fact that he was a favorite, ‘Dut his recent emphatle declaration that he Would not accept the nomination if tendered to hhim seems to remove hin from the race. Should the convention return to the majority rule it is quite robable that Senator Bayard will have th enough to give him the nomination early {n the action. Should the two-thirds rule be retatoed, however, there will, very probably, bea long and perhaps bitter struggle over the nomination. The democrats who favor Mr. Bayard «re honest and earnest in the bdeltet that he is the best and the strongest man that an be chosen. In this belief they will stick together, and that will give him, possibly, an advantage over other candidates. Mr. Parnell undoubtedly has the right to en- tertain sud express his opinions tn rega-d to men and “ings. just as other people d, bat we imagine be will have pretty hard work to con- vince the S.arving people of Ireland that the giver of $10: 000 for thelr relief ts their enemy. ‘This seemed to be the aim of his speech in the Congregationa! church, in this city, las ing, if he is reported correctly. In critical times those futerested are less concerned with methods than with results, and as between the man who extends ald and he who stands by questioning motives and finding fault with the manner {n which it {3 done, it will not take ‘those in distress.long to decide which ts t true friend. ‘The discussion 1a the House over the new code of rules drags slowly along, and, so far, com- paratively little progress has been made. Those Who a few weeks ago were predicting a short Session perhaps are able, now, to see thetr error. ‘The dispute that has arisen between the various commitrees with regard to the jurisdtetion of each over d ferent matters of appropriation, will, oubdtless, run for some time. There Is a deep- Beated jeilousy of the committee on appropria- tions, and stong efforts will be made to curtall its power. Meantime the public business is Progressing slowly, and the session will run into dude, possibly July. ———-+e-____. Of the twelve repubiican members of the House of Representatives from Illinois nine are for Grant and three for Washburne, but with the former out of the way, the Chicago T.-idune Fays, the delegation would be solid for Wash- burne. Senator Logan, however, is bitterly op- posed to Washburne, for which the Tribune gives him this savage thrust: “He (Logan) will et, if he can help it, give the people of Ilinots RY GOODS: DRY GooDs: All of our lance stock of HEAVY WINTER FABRICS, as well as a lanes Jine of Staple and Far cy Diy Goods, must be sold during this month. Without a single exception, tire stock at lees th ole SPEC ale value. DUCEMENTS ow offeriny the largest line of Buttons, and Colored Silk Fringes to be found in STOCK MUST BE SOLD OFF. AL, in Silke, Satins aud Ve We ar W. M. BROWN, feds S17 Market Space. TALENTINES, VALENTINE CARDS eacriptions. DINNER CARDS AND MENU : desient CORRESPONDEN De-i inies «and Days of Wark. PAPETERIES IN SILK, SATIN AND LEATHER- METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE 911 Pa, ave. RS. H. N. PANCOAST desires to her friends and patrons that, owing to tl nsatisfectory manner in which’ her busine: heen conducted by her late Nesicner Fitter during her absence at her Philadelphia Establish- ROW Propose: TO REMAIN IN WASHING- ‘OR THE FUTURE, PERSONAL SuPER- To Give ae Besr She has just received a Larwe Assortment of Sam- ples of New and Eleant DRESS GODS; also, a tine line of DRESS TRIMMINGS, which she is now prepared to exhibit, at 1527 I street, feb5-6t Wasutncton, D. @. FC SSELL'S ICE CREAM. Varietion ani Colors. Sime ca: SE, 50c. per di WINE JELLY, ee ‘ARES, Pies TAND Ww G CAKES a 8) ee sy, fe fe Tape I 427 New York ave FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY, STAPLE AND FANCY SILVERWARE, LONGWY LAMPS, TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, TRAVELING CLOCKS, SCONCES AND MIRRORS. A very large assortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co., 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. H. WELLS, Jn. and RANDOLPH COYLE Have established their Law Oflices in the Webster Law Building, feb3-lw _D, bet. 5th and 6th sts. MPRE, ,CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between C; 8: O'HARE and GEO. A. O'HARE, under the Ch le Por RE & SON, is this day dissolved by Tatint coumene GEO. A. O'HARE will settle up the affairs of the late artnershi and carry on the business at the ola Stand, 1213 7ih st. a: %% 8. O'HARI Gus. GUSH. 1880. febs Washington, D.C., Feb. 3, GEO. A. O'HARE takes this opportunity of thank- ing his friends for the liberal patronage bestowed on the late firm, informing them that he will con- tinue atthe old stand, 1213 7th st. n.w., with full stock of FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES, and will be pleased to see his many friends. feb3 GEO. A. O'HARE. THE OVAL CAKE I8 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 CAKE OF COLGATE & 00.8 “NEW” SOAP CAN BE CUT IN TWO, THE OVAL END CLASPED READILY IN THE HAND, AND THE LARGER END 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 LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT oF FLAVGnING STOGR ‘rou Soups MAD MADE ISHES AND SAUCES. Py REDE EES COMPANY'S MEAT. ‘ix a success and a tions should feel “Lancet,” **Bri EXTRACT OF fetal” rot Stic Brea ih Medical Journal," CAUTION.—Gennine only with the fac simile of Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across the “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF wwe are selling our en- WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ANTED—Two good experienced MILLINERS ie ther Deed app) at 130 Ti eee ews SsMSTAG's, Wane white servant WOMAN to do Vy, york in a emall family at No. 143 A st. n.c. fe Wis 'LED—A_ good, aes colored WOMAN AN todo washing and ironing. Apply at 1418 F st.n.w. WASZIED—By permanent Tenant, Is centrally located ; willing to pay 1300 Vermont ave. ANTED—By an experlenced Man a SITUA- TOR an 6 cook ‘or waiter; good references. HOUSE ). Address Apply 1236 New York ave. NTED—A settled WOMAN, who can Fis RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE—At low m HO 1997 Het, nc.,00 1 apr patti ne ial ee city raltwaye Callat Sig ath. febH Ske B RENT—The Dyeling: PaRT of Hone as eneylvenia ave. n.w. FSi, fara PARLOR = PEE an iment TTS Fonmaylvanis evens "7 DOS See NT OR SALE—A small GARDEN o mall GARDEN or Dairy } FARM, at Arlington, urble to a responsible party. Apply 1800 Ihe ese tt 2:3 ee ae ROOMS, en suite; z ako. pues iahow: On: Seeds floor, mates Ddlocks: rom, Nation © oo fice the rent will below. Apply 413 thst. n-w! | FS? RENT No. 1114 lth st. n.w.. 3-story eee Tas, modern "improvements. THOS. 3. MYEUS, 1216 F st. feb4-31* ¥ as outdoor agent: Wit ealery or com on given to suitable party. Adaress Box 99, ANTED—By asingié Gentieman a Farnished ROM in vicinity of 1ith st. and New York aye. Address SPENCER, Star offics. ANTED—At 1234 lith st., @ reliable, honest | BOY to do housew rk and marketing! Apply | at house, between 10 and 11 a.m. o ee iy at Oar Bt Jury C8 Sere H Ci pply at ae tere, corner Mary- land | ave. snd oinete ” MULOY febs-: TANTED— Four Scone Tasch or unfd Pils nished, between F and I. streots 14th ot & responsible tonant. Address, st ating tom, P.O. Bsx 493. ANTED—A white GIRL todo the housework for 2 family of four; must be competent mu wiling to stay nixhts; spent last employer. Addres with Fcerences, W. ) Lock Bos, 376, City, ANTED Thre: oF four Farmshed WOU Ws on wecond floor, suitable for losise ee ust be neur street SB a. itoom 48, Post Uilice Departinent, stating Yocstio:t ant By two Gentlomen a neatly farnish. ventiluted ROOM, wita jas and heat terms not to exceed 810 per month; would b> por cet: references given if required. Address J. SERS, at 400 8th st. n.w. Star oilice. WANTED The ase of a close CARRIAGE, with Driver, for one hour each day. Address “Box 6, Star office. febs-3c* ANTED—A lady will pay $25 monthly for a YOSITION in any of the departments paying $2 pepmonth, ore for one of less salary, Ad ress M. W., Star office. febi-3t? WASTED Furnished ROOM, | with Board, north of F st. and east of Sth’n.w., for a lady, where no questions will be asked. ease state terms and location. Address W. J. gAptew cnermetic and experienced ASSER tebt~ P.O. Box eb Ate y ANTED Byan honest, tidy, white woman a SIIUATION in a good family, where the Washing is Hight, to cook, wash and iron. City re- ferences. Address, for three days, Mary K., Star office. febi-2t* ANTED—A tidy active WOMAN, white or col: ered, to do general housework in a smail No Washing. Must have fir-t- nee. Apply at 15108 st. n- w.,bet. el lo yANTED—WATCHMAKER, JEWELER, or ‘other suitable business to occupy part of store y 1209 Pennsylvania ave., and attend to opticia inese, for compensation. + HEMPLER, Ope 5 cian, cS Reunesivanias e. jt Wa ‘I-established Peer r Pais ER with $400 or 4. Larze prvfite are gugranteed, A party who can give their per- sonal attention to the in-doors and financial por:ion preferred. City references given. For pa address JOHN BOWLES, Real Estate Broker, B36 WANTED Suite of Furnished 200 = a gen- tleman and indy (vermanent residents) desire a PARLOK and BEDKOOM, on second floor, in a houne where there arenosoune children: ora must be larve, thoroughly well furnished, and with bath room on’same floor. Would lite a hail room, also, for books. Must be west of 12th st., north of the ‘avenue, and south of Net. Address Box ¢ Star cftice. febs-2t* ANTED—A CARVED OAK CONGRESSION CHAT in good ordar. Address, stating pric OAK CHAIR,” Regs House, city. eb3-3t N ANTED—A first-class COOK aot nope Marin, Apply'at . FULTON S Laan OMe ‘arm. Apply NS Laan Olhco, Si din euewe ey feds iy ANTED—White and colored WOMEN as ser- vantx, and other help. Families furnished ser- vants free of charze. Root Federal Building, corner 7th aud Fe” 0. E. PRICE & CO. Jaula-pae" AL of this OF RENT—On and from the 15th mon! aonthern and sweeten Rage ROOMS, ud ali modern con) ie | Apply fo No. 1027 Vermont aves Yebt-lor FR RENT—One large front ROOM on second flocr heated by latrobe; bath room and closet on fume floor. Also, Table Bow class loca- tion. Rentlow. "No. 1204Ost.n.w. feb4-3t® | ROH ERENT—at 99,25 oat Part Tent, to JR RENT—The Country RESIDENCE of ex- A‘ Gov. Shepherd. on 7th st. five miles f rom and one mile from Silver Sprivg, Station, (Metrerehtan Branch 8. & Oo B.D willbe ren unfurnished to 4 tenant for a term of, years. Gas and water, fowline alley and gymnasium on 0 place. ‘The farm contains 210 acres, fine barn and over- scer's house. Will rent on shares to a responsible \ perty. Inquite of feb5-6t R EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., St. Clond Buildin, Beal Estate Ayents aud Anctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS ‘SUIT. 4 t-reom Brick ney boildine be- ¥. ae cach sce having a nel viow of the Capitol grounds, for fe don long time to ae bullae ce use and on lonj 6 to any one will be built to suit, aud sold on eas any Sec, FORK RENT. 1205 Q st., fur., 10 room: ‘ermanent, tenant, Place n.c., : ‘ oueblock north of Lircoin Park: man as poetinw te ee = water, sewersye, kc. Key at 1113. S. we STARK, | Fine house near peas rard rivera. 16 ra, 25 northeast cornet 15th st. and New York ave. 1417 Oth st, room is feb: Post, Rep.) 162 F ‘n.e.,, 7 rooms : 20 oe 7 T—Two small well-farnished ROOMS, | £09 18th et sw... Treoms. 2s Tocond and thivd story, at-Bs ouch, near Patent | i ih ae Tee z and Post oflices. Central and quiet focation. soT | 3718 Sth st. m mooms. ort Sth st. n.w. feb3-3t" 2 Fe RED eee Le ESR or without Board, in houses Nor. 823 and 8:5 Vermont avenue, opposite the Arlington etal Bes pees boarders feb2 FR SE nO aa 120 north Ast. near | pie Cay ten rooms: Enquire of E. A. BAILEY, in office of E: ten, Conintia Lew Building, Sih st. jan31-6t | OR RENT— One two-story Brick HOUSE, with 8 bath room, all modern improvements; newly ‘painted and papered. No. 1516 Sth st, n-w. Inqnire at No. £03 7th st. now. Jan: RENT—HOUSE 1410 Ret, near the Oonaus and eae departments; # rooms, summer water. Key 1310 Fst. Rent $20. oar The newly constructed AOE ARRHOUSE O13 Stink. mane gust marth of | Pennsylvania avenue, containing ern im— eae includitig an elevator, well jorany Kind of business. |For terms, & y to B. » National Bank of ine. ‘Rey pup He, ith ana Dat Jan22. OR a PARLORS and roe p= OOMS and ROOMS: ecpe Acr housekee ing, and several small BEDHOO! ay . B54 Pennsyl- ner 436 Bt. anell-6»' PERSONAL. RS. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, Test and Business Medium, of San Francisco, formerly of New York city, is located at No. 204 Pa. ave. n.w. feb5-1m* J CLDE®, OF HAT (A STIFF. ELT ONE). marked inside *‘Seymour, Georget ow: C.," obtained by mistake at Sé. Peter's Boclaile Wednesday Evening, will receive his own in ex- change by calling at itoom 13, foor B, General Post ice Departm FORO (PIEES) CURED WITHOUT Remember, you have pathin to pay until you red. A. ORK- INS, M.D, 714-1310 et. 11. w. jan22-12t" Ds ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consult Nees and Stee AY, from 2 to 9 p.m. ne 456 C st. n.w., near 4% at. Offices perfectly, ae Charges: fons Xo failures. Main off a 19 South Eutaw “ 5 oe imore. jani3-1m My ADAM BRO! TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential, Ladies and Gentiemen Oe en « 416 L at., bet, 4th and Sth sts.n.w. nl P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., desiring to reduce stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVE a WARE, offers it all at cost for next thirty days, for | cash only. his advertisement in another, co;- umn. “fans-3m MARAME.. ROSS, the loug-established reliable Doctress snd. Astrologish gives better ‘satis: fection in all affairs of ae than ne in person every Ey to. business, aut aad Salus trouble Satisfaction given or no pay. “Gonsuitation Rooms, 402 2d st., above st. north- an ae reser sve xe JOURHS: y cestrous eee ply for terms at office, 700 N st. new. Jau21 irous ANTED-— You to examine and choose a ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. one not satisfactory subject, to exchange for a, Renting and repairing a specialty. Mo- SENNEY 427 9th wt.n.w. ‘dec20 ANTED—CARPETS Steam Beating Wor! Orders by mail or left at id Ee or Messrs. Hooe, Bro ers. Ie to OLEAN, st RICE'S 490 laine avenue 8. w. Bok Be, ‘7th st. 1538 F ANTED—STEAM CARPET a z work guaranteed. At OHACE'S, Ge Louie av BOARDING. (OR RENT—Furnished RO! BOARD, 815 per month, by at 332 Indiana ave. 3-30 Fs KR RENT—With @ret-class TABLE BOARD, neatly furnished ROOMS, at 1213 G et. n.w. MS witi TABLE first-class caterer, = ‘TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROO: ay froma pity with steam, and every way desirable. jan29-1m_ OR RENT —With first-class TABLE BOARD, a single ROOM furnished. A few Table Board- ‘be accommodated at ers can No. 920 New York ave. n.w. jan26-12t? HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.n.w., is one of the cosiest an rd houses in the ci dated at reasonable terms. LOST AND FOUND. Feb. —In_ George! town, OST- Monday, LADIES FUR COLLAR. 24, a Jeane strat of nies DW. 10 in before 9 and from 2 to 6. “jli-tahne PROFESSIONAL. F{OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Dis ‘ails, Chilblaina, Vasoular Ex- cresences, &e. Da WAELE'S minctontls con secutive year of practice in Washington, B.C. His establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite of ee world. Office fee 8 per visit. yETURNED.—J.H. JOHNSTON, DENTIST, Office 616 9th st.. opposite Patent Office, formerly over Ballantyne's Bookstore. First-class work. Charges moderate. Filling aspeciaity. Teeth on Gold and Pure Silver. Gas adminis| Beet of reference. feb3 Di‘ CANDEE, oy New Youx, Specialixt.—Hem- orrhoids or Piles cured in all their various forms. No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. mediate relief, Catarrh cured and deafness caused by catarrh. Constipation cured. Vital See For further difficulties of which I t yon must make aj pale ‘ation at my office, No. 439 n.w., Riley oo pe WEISENDORN pontiet, removed sae ae CELLULOID TESTH inserted oa 18 ts sat reas and all operations on the mable prices. Ex- racting, 60 cents deol D328 M. 8. BRORR, DENTIST, Ne. ae l4TR er Simms’ Drag Store. ven. for the e painless @ tres: tion of Each tooth 81. “Arifiaial Teeth of every kind inserted. All oparasiens on the performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and couvenient ce of tis of. ‘Taree lines of cars pare the Im- DI Removed oeoutheart sorier sth gna Og. febs-2t ne but the ow! will be paid if left at Hie SUNDAY HERA FIC!) 635 East Capitol st. FOR SALE. F%. —A_ beautif ful twelve ston, ORGAN. ‘Two octaveset af rocah ant doe Sostare set, with wr: wrani knee attachment. Very cheap. At thy us st. Lew. SEV FINE ‘PIANOS, very little used, in- Liberal reward, if | streets northwest, red returned to 160 Fayette st., Georgetown. febi-2t* | set. seeeh reecieiss ‘OST—At the Capitol, or near 24. and Pa. ave. RK. DUKE, Dewziaz, 919 7th street uortn ee cust, about a week ago, @ Red Russia Leathor Di. ere a ae *Poautitel Sele ot eaay DIARY, for 18 ‘containing memoranda of 10 fay Selene value to any 01 mer. A suitable ye rewara | wie winon See operations war- AL SS clading ‘one STIEFF Cabinet Grand, i, for sale at bargains for cash, at 723 7th at: EER LW. feb * ‘one-horse IR SALE — Several Second-hand COUPE CARRIAGES, one buitt. by Prewster & Co,, Broome st. j one by Erewster: one by Wood Bro., New ¥oi ‘These carriazes are light, in good order, and will besold cheap.“ Repairins promptly atten dad to. M, feb3-1w 410-416 82h st. mW. MEAT. To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers, RSALE—Light BRAHMA EGGS WLS : aud Cheaniste, Sole agente for the United Staton FSR 8100 tor is bowls 0-00 pope pale Stock wholesale ¢ BAVID & 00., 45, iook xt preriiuny atstiow in this city. Apnly to WV. Pnetondee engine arise @ Lousiana aye. “Im? = (OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—A nearly GENUINE F new Ballet Davis & Co. Upright Grand vreny. PIANO, elegant case and superb tone. ARTER | an Hau EAT Ee Hons Gont, EE omy ae Grav CELESTINS, ) Kiineys ae. © GRANDE GRILLE —Di-eases of the Liver. HAETERIVE, or Discases of the Stomac OPITAL, § Dyspepsia. a The Springs are owned by the French government and the watere are Dotted under ite supervision: For sale by all first-class Wine Merchonts, Drug gists and Grocers. BOUCHE, FILS & C®., 6 SOLE AGENTS, NEW YORK $10,000 ow ‘ATCHES, JiwenRy, wal ‘Will be sold at i) Jan17. coer Ft ext 30 da; ‘To Reduce Stock, — ee For Cash only. 1. P. LIBB: jan8-3m BX asy zn St, HOTOGRAPH COPIES MRS. FASSETT'S: HISTORIC rere “THE ELECTORAL COM. on ae and for alo MRS. ©. re FAS> A a ses prO, Jon31-1m Seen Wnanitebon DG. ME=tc4N VETERANS FRENCH CITIZENS’ CLAIMS IN THE LATE WAR ATTENDED TO. J. AMBLER ATTORNEY-aT-Law, jan28 - 5th and D sts. are PLUMBING. 8 JAB FB BRIEN, 219 Oth st. n.w., Makes a specialty examination and of PLUM. ING, with « view to its itary arrangement. Orders promptly filled. feb?-lm* L="= JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. G., choice 3 New Year's gift. At 811 9th st.n.w. Fo Chace cope CURD OE HORSES Also, hew set of Heavy Single HA HAREESS, fine, a ene of the finest Sa Sin iiss aitable for lady or peutiomas orders for purchasl ce disposing of Stock obxeive rem )t attention, stisfaction Wit DOWNEY, Stable, 10s T ‘OR SALE—A lot of fine Singing GANA- ae ne OCG ieee Thee SaBP AGES pp a aRTBRECHT. 1 @10-2m* ORCH'S SALICILIC SOAP Is assed as a cure for Di f the Blood cnsurvessed “and Skin, such a8” SMALLPOX, CANCER, SORE EYE-LIDS, PRICKLY HEAT, ke. Asa disinfectant this Bosp, prevent the contraction o "The ure of this ealoable Soap ta urgent! regom- mended, and Hos} itals, Hotels, Vessel i Barbe Painters, Printers ete should hever be without It One apiiication of ‘tits’ Soap makes the Sin soft an on be had in all prominent Drug Stores and Gro- ts for all parts of the United States wanted. Bae, promptly attended to. EMIL WORCH, 1716 Pa. ave. n.w., ‘ Washington, jan31-1m (ee at D. oO. eee Warten, GOOD Pe = Losx Grrion, No. 1007 7th st. n.w. renee LOANED AT LOWEST igi D* ones: ‘YE WHISKY CANDY, Somlaints, « Brice Sd oxmts and 6! par an eg = = trade drugyists, fine grocers, and the GTIEFF PIANOS.—Grand, Square and Up- PBuebt. Highest honors Paris Exposition * rWo FIRST PREMIUMS ii 4 at the late National Fair, at Washington, 1 D.O. Th Stieff Boudoir Grand, — Upright, the Artist's WILD 8 7 itor Hoe Jan8___ 783 7th st. n.w., between Gand H. ALLET DAVIS, & Gpiraie PrANo! Special preminin st, Centennial. Low’ ey prices, . Easy terms. Now styles for Holi- aye Just received. S11 Bet = peers lec4-e0 s Uf Mate BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROB- * PIANOS, A UIE Bote Giceal ane dec6-Sm oT Toast aw iia dal M, KNAIICG PIANOR., BESD SOW MANOR ATR. af Fee | i \dorsed by tae ORGANS) na rook fu ng and Fey tly attended to. AGES bran Waasioe o27-6m ‘No-428 11th st. qa few doom wines BS THE TRADES. OOKBINPING. The pabite is reg) GUet SoORBINDERY that the is Sieareed car 6 excellent wail bein breeds superior ‘the estal 8p8 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. GBith.2 BRoTEEES AND JOB ar 1012 Pennaytvanis avenue, Washington, SS on ae heretot rkmen are employed, ‘and nd th cone, farned eut FTER THE HOLIDAYS Get your WEARING APPAREL nicely cleaned or re-dyed at W. H. WHEATLEY'S DYEING AND OLEANING EsTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.0. | Baigent DYSPEPSIA BEMEDIES. EY Dyspertics are earnestly requested to try these rr how bad. fail to cure.» Prive 50 cents fa per Dott, bees RENEAR'S BROWN MIXTURE. Prepared fron Oil of ar and Horehound is a sovereign remedy for ola, and is bone ehcial it fo jes, Wind and 4 oz, bottes, For asle by the follow Di ta: Milburn WB. Entei Wend. Duckett "5.6. Haneou, R.A, Bacon, F. X. Dooley, W. 8. Thomp- son, J. W. Drow, Charles ¥. Moore, DB. P. Hick- Boterelen's Cone v6 Store 100s Tth wer: Jae Well, 0 tt. lea, aud priuclpal ‘ptidye EL VACOINE tangy hte BELIABLE. Wei ere, in fap = Spodeli ‘Ou- ar & HENESS, (@, WATONES, nw. eh a MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, Tand 8 per cent. —On THURSDAY, aa 25 shares: 19 do. No. 4, 3d 2 shares: 14 do. shares; 13 do., ‘No. 8 3 shares: and warrant for 68 shares’ to order of W. A: Hichardeons ritorial Savings and Loan Association. EAL ESTATE SUby ‘TIN 7 ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh strset. (Chanwos wade Wednesdays and Saturdays.) Three-St ory Houses ur Sale. 8. . 3 3S RPOP a PRobe “Uniniprove Pro operty, For Sate. 10th st., bet.C of ares es 22d at.. bet. La pel Fst., bet. 21st a Ba ate. new. Were and Public Square 8.0. per ft. Te Wey Jee ft. 1 m st., bet. 15th & 16th st st., bet. V and 9th sts.n.w. et. U'and V sts,n.w., per ft. W at. bet. Vermont ay. and 9cb et. u.w., per tt Houses for Rent, 1304 Conn. ave.n.w..m imps.,16 rs., per 2n$950.00 1414 K st.n.w.,mod-ims.,14rs., per month 1501.00 fod. imps., 16 rs. 100.00 00 00 Fa new Bee tt. ft. 730 » furn., m aes ee im. oe ase 1. 1206 H 6 5 8. 704-706-708 6th st. 1203 Pa. ave. new. (Capper part), 2226 13th st. n.w., 6 Ts... Opes. 517 Tth st. dee 5,3 719 Market Spaces it The above is only = eal ie of the properts for rent and sale on my books. For complete list bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of each month, which can be had on application at my office, or will onent by mall {f'desired. © 2,000, $1,000, 9000, at att per cont. M. Beal 84 F febt D™ * te and Insurance street, LeDroit Bi ay =o <8 | i lo st. n. artat nw, 6s. h st. 8.w., br. gas and water. Det. n.w. See: fe at 9 1 ps ng rage ‘Money on hand to ioan Fo? Bent. B. O. HOLTZMAN, REAw Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. I make no charge te landlords ior advertsiny their property, and Keep it before the public constantly. I tere) many of the finest bnilding sites in. o ay for sale; also, Houses in every section at from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to bay B. O. HOLTZMAN, Jan31 10th and F sts. n.w. me bagas res ‘ATE Brot ‘Ho. 018 Fatrest, «pposite Masonlo Tempie. For Rent. rnished. ‘Offices 15th and F sts..25 Mansion West End. fee Store 51 in. 25 Feuns. sve, 2.W Es ear Tth. F et) wear 11th 150 near 10th150 E 125 Ge. ei, bet. Ist and. 24.100 Mt. Plousant 5 Stoddart st st... Goch: 100 Ist st., opp. ry Cait 21st, mi 6 Lots tone 15th ‘nd Gat ther hor inall Sections ore of the city. at prices to anit the times. Cape Loan—8300, 8500, 81,000, 82,000, 85,000 #10, on real estute ; ‘email sains on, oilateral. ‘TIRE. Fo RENT— 8B. H. WARNER, ¥16 F street northwest. we farnitd < iJ 3 & Se eS Lesh! FRR: BBE an oe EY pe aa 2 " 2 Bt BE At eEESES 3 eoBO, cd nae a0 ge ae Bes: 2 P 3 ja Bae, FRR Pry # ° ae F Ppp 3 PRs urge a e a 3 rt ie Win C Re pet 5 2 \OLUD! Be comer nee git, 1618 Hath Se Fas) BAL AWN TICKED! for Su A duced Rain and Tan xtra fre C ral Bet Toaned on same; orirital ‘ost $165. Address “"PAWN,” this office. febs-2t* FO SLES iinely-trimmed HEARS . fa rood rder ce; or will exchaare — ay Thies: Also, good second-hand FAMT AR RAG! t Carrisge Maker LG st. nw. {UR SALE—At a sacrifice, and on Tong time, that “elegant STORE and DWELLIN 1600 Tth 2 D.ws A eplendid ctand for a fro ion store. Convenient to the kets. C. F.WOLLARD, 708 four mi one ban + trait large barn, er. avenue, Washingt the ues INS.—A Great <Ste ina LO foal font alley,on Sth st.,Sand T; Lot Yetween gin and 1atit Lot 16x100 on J.. between, Land M: Lot S1xo5% on 11tu st 8 and T: La t 70x90, comer Sth and St ther fine Jots, in any location and any size w. from 10 cents to 83 per foot. Also, a nice Pro in the west end, with 10 rooms, all Inodern co: or ces; built and finished in the be-t of style boresin to an immediate customer. ts ome three-story press-brick House on Hi st Tih and 8th. 10 rooms, ali modern conve! in perfect order. men. Morey to Loan, at 6, 3 per cent. coraing to ainount wanted aud security ofered. Low charges. E. BURFUKD & OU., {cb5. eal Estate Auwats, THN eteont fy. OR SALF—A KESTAURANT, tr-t-cluss rearons for relling. Well-8) cke |, incht fixtures. Address Box 139, Star office." febt-2 Re SALI _A comer GROCERY STORE an COCR WILL at a Good reasoe argain. for Steck on hand first-class. Address Box . Star office. febt-3t_ JOR RENT—STORE and BLACKSMITH Sie at Mt. Pleasant. HOUSE and FARM (of 80 seres) near Brightwood. eb4-6t on a hand Det sy aucned ndid chance for a buriness: al od, D.C Improve- al T 0, 000, ae ment Ta W. H. id cheap. pposite X il ia ave. FOR FERT-STORE and DWELLI G, No 1312 7th st. n.w. Apply at said store, or 509 fel bt we thst s.w. feb3-6t FOR SALE CORNER PROPERTY. 9th and Rhode Island ave., onporite new market, 0 FO! 0) eury terms. Apply to ALBERT F. F st. nw. EAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON bra st. f.e., between Penni t.. FOR ASSESSED Horse and Baziy take art pay, Greve “TRADE: For BALE. on ensy terms. Ad- 37 I STREET N. W., a parc new three story pressed brick RESI- DENC) with brown store trimmings; contains eighteen’ roome, lusive of bath, pantries, store Cobisand laundry: hus every: improvement: fin- ished throughout in hard wood; thor mghly built, snd in every respect a firet class property. Will be cola at a great bargain. MONEY TO LOAN, On sxproved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- Ket rate eae THOS. J. SISHER & CO., feb3 1223 F street northwest. Wares GOOD LIVE AGENT—In every county, torel the best Force Pam» for house- hold and farm purposes in the world. stamp for information. Send 3 cent ‘No postal cards a1 Es money init for the right man. ALE! R, Sole Manufacturer, 74 South Pe Indianapolis, In d. feb3 VLEGANT RESIDENCE FORJSALE “4 Mars. ave., fronting on ‘thomas Circle: of the most desirable locations in Washinton: Stories, 1 Toms, moder conventonees, Lot 80 feet front, with large park, Will be sold low and on easy terms. Apply to B. H. WARNER 16 We ONE TO LOAN ON TIFE AND ENDOW. cudgernent Policies iowasd. by lan > maturing within 5 years, Address, sae er for zen 'y, Uae W. ROGERS & CO., cor Lex: ‘ing les wts.. Baltimore. del8-e03m Foe aE Several desirable 6 and 7-room OE MONEX LO LOAN, at lowest rates of intaront Al y at lowest rates of interest ibetins to suit. STEIGER & LIEDLEMANN, 26 Le Droit Building. NO LOAN, = T ‘MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In_8uUMs To Sort, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. O. HOLTZMAN, Jan31-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. Oo TO WM. H. MAIN & BROS Bt. Charles Hotel, corner 3d and Penusyivanis ave. n-w., if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or country Property. Exchahwe specialty. jan28-1m" (OR RENT OR SALE. ‘The SPLENDID ESTATE known as ARLING- ‘TON, in Alexandria county, on the Potomac, oppo- xite Washington Navy Yard. ‘The Washington and Alexandria railroad and turnpike run through the estate, giving great facilities for dairying and ucking, it being in about two milesof Washington iy. ‘There is about 450 acres, most of itof ane uuality, with cattle pens for a stock yard. ‘The im- rovenients consist of a mansion house and over- cer’s house, good stable, ice house, dairy, &c. The Jace can be seen at any’ le and immediate pos- conongiven. ADDY tO, crm HRREERT, Jan27-2w" _ (Burke & Herbert, Alesana Va.) FOR RENT OR SALE Drscabie: DAIRY; also, TRUCK FARM, 7 miles from Washington, on ie B. & O. Railroud and Baltimore eet ‘one hundred acres in Fit. ee Pee to eae HALL, A.ave., or WM. VERT & Ci Balti- more. pod 20 OR, SALE—For Cash or Exchange in Real Re. a. imate N) great bareain, the entire stock of gee SUITS, in perfect ordar, Heanor ‘or sale, chavge of business, Apply at 320 12th st. Jan21-14t* ro ae Ease NEW BRICK HOUSES, 9 ps., one for Sale, the other for Rent Pte. 1 egand 18u4 i6th st. Apply to J- ESTER, 619 7 ‘and on a 2S 8 rooms, in the neighborhood of the new market house, ‘os Wiz Suitable for a business stand. Inquire at iiay) oth st n.w. DENNIS FOGARTY. jan20- OEE To Loan— ‘ AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, Jan5 916 F st. n.w ISTRICT BONDS FOR SALE.—District of Co- Inmbia oper cent. 20-year bonds, District of Columbia 6 per cent. 20-year bonds, Dist: imibis 7 per cent, 18-year peoeers ‘and 3.65 present prioe these bonds p: ofany ht paid at the iter ints Treas. PETER CAMPB 143i Pa. Avene. 0 TOAN ON REAL, ESTATE BEQURITY— 1,500, 81,000, 8800, ea i300. Monev in ne jan3-2m* 36 street ee ER EDUCATIONAL, ‘OCK HILL | coLL ney jen27-Im President. VENING CLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, Wea- “4 nesday, Friday, 7 to 9 o’clock, 35 per month, in advance. 'N, GREEK, GERMAN |, FRENCH, ENGLISH. MATHEMATIGS. paration for Ccllege, West moins Annapolis. Private lessons st ‘ ee hours. 8. NN, A. M., 702 oe wu jan? ee aNea DAY SCHOOL Siles oe ni HTLDKEN, Rock vi..w1 feevtid seanion boxtan February ih, 1880, Perms very oderate. For circulars and fart ther inforiua- ie = ap) ly to MES. BOWIE or MISS GA! ARDINE cf pals. jan22-th, 8a, tu-2w* : = Sr. = Mare Cousty, Mp. The next session, will begin MONDAY, FEBRO- ARY 2, 1 Board and Cane 75 in advance for each nearion of ve months jars apply to WM. T. BRISOOE, Jav3-1m Secretary to {MILLE V. PRUD'HOMME'S 910 nae s Gass hours, 11 3k, 4 and og. ee Hones jours, 11a. m., 34, 4 an p.m. Hours reserved for, private vinstvaction: Hae advan offered to adults “and ehildren. © verbs and idioms o: prucdeally taught: Visitors invited on Thured be pooare: ne tol p- me Terns meserater” declT ISSE8 POLLOCK AND NOERR’S School vy Ggaeae eh 1127 res \dergarten, 13th st, n. w. ‘Thorough instruction, from, frst "to grammar ly instruction in German given free. oral department for 2 decl3 ARK SEMINARY for Y. Ladies and R.W., thorot instruction in inch Book-kee} and Drawing, extended course in Latin an ch. Circulars at the book stores. Address Mas. G. M- NDRON, Principal. decll y 188 OSBORNE'’S ENGLI! AND FRENOH ph desler peeve AND pay (OOL for zoans 1d Children, 943 M st., corner of 10th Net Quarter will cotamence Nov. 17. EGULAR FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG anc MLLE. FOULON, 903 16th st. n.w., corner of I. Private Lessons ‘Behoo! Hor at ae es Bye. [eS -B. wan gas re anoyg eegeal Setters ae ee iy for Tesardless LADIES’ GOODS EKMILYA'S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Ba inter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYAa’S, 10 9th street. P. JEANNERET, Or BALTIMORE, 1107 Penns} — Will ell for one week o1 HANDSOME FRENCH of cost, je jo ufdlees of cost, as she int nds Foeing ia Cc Ja 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. nme VALENTINES of all description. ja 2-button, 75 cents ; G®.4t REDUCTION OF PRICES IN MILLINERY AND RID. GLOVE DE- MENT, PrIoR TO Stock Taxino, Fesrvany lst. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 8-button, $1; 4-button, $1.25; 6-button, 1.50. J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. Ar ni 128) M4 ED DUERSMARTNG FROM THE LATEST IMPORTATION, Superior work 1 Pennsylvania muaranteod, ting enue horthweet. —_jan8-Lm Ww M WILLIAN ih aispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS: greatly Sistas Ltd to make room for an early 907 Pa. ave, at Spring importatio: 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. Dan6) 608 "STA SAMPING. Ppromply executed. MRS. SELMA RUPPERT’S, 9ru STREET, Orr. PaTENT OFFIOR. Complete stock of CREWEL AND GERMANTOWN 1y, YARNS. CANVAS, LACES. HOSTERY, ANCY AND | WORST TED GOODS. NOVELTIES IN FANOY NEEDLE WORK. EMBLOID! cRERSINGTON Re OREWEL ¥ in Jan5 ADIES poumans) AND SACQUES qn yi ED. SEAL SKINS. ELEGANT SILK WRAPS, Lined with Royal Ermine and Siberian Squirrel. Prices reduced. |. STINEMETZ, ani6 Hatter and Furie ", 1237 Penna. ave. ity; BO! Bhs, CAIEFS, Spanish cerns faoene ° danze, Thread and min CE Thread lense BARBES, at 81. 8 u flusion ROUCHEINGS, aos PL) RY! LACE NOVELTIES. al Duchess LACE JAB! at 25 to 400. ; 75 to 82.50, nice ar the Point De Langquedoc and Brabant D Ruase LACES at lowest prices, AT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. LACES, at 20 to 30c. Real Breton the yard; RIB- NS, all shades and width at remarkable low : Point De Spret NETT, ard wide, 300. ; ATINGS, NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘les of Real Lace FICHUE BAR- TTS, SCARFS, HANDKE Lace FICHUES, Real Vale chess Trim- NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AT 8 CORE An ‘he In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting 4 and Ostrich Feather PARTY PANN, we have large assortment at very low prices, Ar NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DEI Jan2 ESSES, ar NOOT'’S, 915 Pennsylvania ave. Jan24 T COST: HATS AND BONNET, FANCY FEATHERS AND FLOWERS, AT AND BELOW COST TO REDUCE STOCK. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, Largest stock in the city, at lowest prices. MME. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 621 and 623 D Street. AT COST! Be Ores filled 1==- LE’GARVIN, FASHIONABLE BLE DRESSMARER. DAL _ ,TROUBSEAUS, MOURNING ORDERS. UTTING and NG. lod at shortest notice, and in moet artistic menner. Hee 023-t, th,s, 6m. 907 Pa. ave. M v D PLAITING, 902 Sth st. n.w. KS. S. J. MESSE DRESSMA SD LADL ING Iss BELLE LUCAS. RESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. decll ES ADIES’ SHOES_oY FIRST CLASS. THE ONLY IN THE CITY. WE MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, G. SOTION’S 11th st. n.to. novas PRIOES REASONABLE. ranch H. WIREMAN’S. Elen ue First-class work, at moderate prices. VALENTIN ER FOR Esso. The Juetice’ Public, Commissioners, Lawyers nen, Dy Chas. 8. RESSMAKING. ‘The MISSES HAM HAMILTON, nowi4 BOOKS, &c INE VALENTINES FOR 1880, \BUNDY'S JUSTICE. Manuel of Statute, Judicial and with appropriate Forms for the the Peace. Constables, Notar: Bu-iness if the District of Colum- Game of **Fifteen,” tho Court of Claims Reports, 8. Circuit Court Reports, “MORRISON, Law BOOKSELLERS AND SPATIONERS, 475 Pa. avenue, mentary Law, of Justices of . Bund) bar; Price i Jan ISM by, TURY, A Histon ii LADY'S LIFE TS Tan ® Re M! ALMANAG_ FOR 1850, ence exp ot A Becta Eaak Tritt ie paid Set OSHS NEW BOOK, THE OTTONS, 2, COMMUNISM AND SOCIATE Dr. Wwooie 1 781.0; THE 19TH CEN- pert MacKenzie, 83.60: RY NEL Bird, 81.75 THE Al TORIOGHATHY O1 TTERNICH, 85; THE AMERIOAN cloth, $1.50. and Earnest WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th stroet pay ler. 122, Pi aT Janis Scar RAD aaa pte Orders Back; Wastenbolui'a Penknives. ithe hnest Gold Fons and Pencils; new stock just opened. | New Goods re- ceived daily. cles” marked in plain Seures at the lowest mee rates. morte KBurersorto Mobun Brothers) doold 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th St. Not TO CARRY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. OVERCOATS. Overcoats now 820, formerly $25. Overcosts now 15, formerly 20. Overcoats now 10, formerly 15. Overcoata now 8, formerly 12. Overcpata now 6, formerly 8. ANTS, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ PROPORTIONATE BEDUCED PRICES. A. STRAUS, ‘Between 10th and 1th sts, of 1011