Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, TUESDAY. Febraar 10. CROSBY 8S, NOYES....Fdi — —— rm =: The Evening Star has a reqular, perma- nent, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily pa, published in Washington, and equattot of all the other daily papers here added to- @etner. See tok Subscriptions will be recetved and duly ac- Counted to the New York Hera!d Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tue Srar. A Hst, with name of contributor, former residence in Ire- Jand, present residence, and amount of subserip- tion, is now open. itor. a The Cincinnatl Enquirer says 1 is nonsense to talk of nominating Bayard for the presidency, Decause the “western democrats wil! never touch him.” The men who advocate the nomi nation of Mr. Bayard by the democratic con- vention agree with the Eijuirer that he Is not strong In the west, but his weakness In that section is the main cause of his strength in the east. ard {is not popular with western dem- ocrats because of the financial stand he has taken, but it is this, more than anything else, that makes him strong in the east. The En- quirer will have to produce some better arga- ment than fs here quoted to affect the Bayard boom. His friends argue that {* 1s absurd to take the west into the calculatioa at all, be- cause, outside of Indiana, there is not tie least chance of the party carrying any western state. They maintain that the democracy of Indiana cannot set its wishes and theories up In oppost- tion to those of the other democratic states and of the democracy of states that may be carried for the ticket. The indications are that the influence of the eastern democracy will be ex- erted with as much effect upon the coming con- Yention as in those of the past in spite of pro- test and growls from the western democrats. A very prominent democrat, and one whose high position In the party organization gives extra welgiit to his words, sald recently: “When the western democrats can give any aSurance of helping us with some electoral votes, they will be entitled to a voice In making up the ticket. As it 1s, they are hopelessly In the mi- nority, except in Indiana, And the democrats of that state will support the tleket whether they Uke it or not.” Taking the democratic senti- ment as to the composition of a ticket, as it 1s represented in Congress. and {tis plain that It largely favors the selection of an eastern man for the presidential nominee. This sentiment is divided between Tilden, Seymour, Bayard, Han- cock, McC'etlan and several others, but none of the Congressmen who now favor these gentle- men meniion any western men as thelr second choice. itz John Porter have Politics from becoming mixed up with the Dill to restore him to the army; but It looks now as if such efforts are to result In failuie. Senator Logan’s minority report from the Senate mill- tary committee maintains the justice of the verdict of the court-martial which dismissed Porter from the army, and argues that it would be areflection upon the honor and integrity of the officers who composed that court to reverse what they did. It isstated, upon good authority, too, that General Garfield, who was a member of the court-martial, will deliver in the House a speech defending its course and verdict and as- sailing Porter. The latter's friends cannot reply to Logan’s report or to Gartield’s speech without attacking the court-martial, and this will open up one of the most bitter partisan dis- cussions that has been heard tn Congress for a long time. A Senator who Is a warm friend o General Porter remarked, only a few days ago, thal he was anxious to avoid all discussion, be- cause “if we are forced into one,” said he, “it will be so bitter. —__ +<-______ ‘The plan of choosing presidential electors by congressional districts was in force in New York up to 1529, when it was abolished and that now in general use was adopted. In the presi- dential contest of 1823 the power of the state was destroyed by the district plan of election, and that led to its abolishment. In that year the state had 34 members of the House of Rep. resentatives, and was entitled to cast 35 el toral votes. Of these Jackson got 15 by con- gressional districts and the 2 at large, making 2, while Adams got the other 16. ‘Tals re luced the actual power of the stat choosing a President to four electoral votes, which were offset Uy the little state of Rhode Island cast- ing her four votes for Adams, Tals argument is being used againsi the bill now peuding in the legislature to restore the district systen of choosing electors. It is admitted that the dem- Ocrats will carry at least 15 of the districts, and perhaps i5. ‘This would leave the vematniag 22 Or 20, of course, to republicans, and reduce the positive power of the state Inelecting a President to 7 or 9 votes, which could be ne: tralized by one of the smaller states of ul Union. ———__-o+e-___ What is called the higher circles of soclety in New York must be queerly constituted. Not Jong ago we were regaled with an account of a supper party ata well known restaurant, and attended by wealthy and prominent people. which gradually drifted into a drunken carou- gal, and finally wound up in the station house, where one of the lady guests charged the gen- tleman seated by her with stealing some jeweiry from her belt satchel. That was bad enoug! but worse remains. It is now reported on the best authority that ata swell dinner recantly given “at the residence of a family well known in the wealthiest and most fashionable circles, in one of the uptown side streets, near Bifth id and diamoad ring worth $8,000, Which was taken feom her flager by the hostess to show (o one of the guests started ona tour of inspection around the table and never hed its owner’s hands. A little more | of this sort of thing, and it will honorable distinction to belong to one of the Hes of that city of snobs. The Alban from a prominent democrat of N “who ts and always has been friendly to M Tilden,” that the latter “is and will be ph sacitated to be a candidate for the | ‘y at the coming election.” Tie pudli- | cation of this letter may be a device of the antt- Tilden tiemocrats, but there is an apparent wil- ngness to credit it inthe public mind. Itis likely, how+ver, that the wily Tilden will destroy the whole effect of this letter by having some “prominent democrat” describe In an interview Sou. wonrerful physical feat lately performed by th: “owiman.” Last sumn all the rumors of Tide “physical decay” were husied by the asse: on of a Congressman that the ex-gov- ernor ski ,d up the stairs at Greystone two Steps at @ U, 1, ana was not blown the least dit — + The propo. ition to reduce the duty on steel rails has (livia d the ways and means commit- tee on party lt +s, the democrats favoring and the republicans opposing it. The result will Probably be a mjority report, signed by the democrats, recommending a new tariff of $14 a ton, and a minority report by the republicans in favor of maintaining the present tarltf of #28 per ton. The division’in the House on the ques- | Uon will not be entirely upon party lines, though nearly all the democrats will favor a reduced tariff, and nearly all the republicans will oppose it There will be enough western republicans to vote for a reduction to offset the Pennsylva- nia democrats who will vote ayainst it, and the House will be pretty evenly divided on the question. A billhas been introduced In the Callfornta legislature, to amend tue penal code relative to “pleadings and proceeding after inJtctment.” ‘The object of the bill Is to so change tue law as to afford De Young a loop-hole tarsaga watea to escape the penalty of hls asswilt upoa Kul- Joch. The bill fs framed in general terms, bat 48 purpose has been detected and exposed. There are slight surface indications that ex- Sehator and ex-Secretary Harlan, of Iowa, may come to the froat ta poiltical affairs again. ie 45 spoken of as a probable candidate tor the governorship of his state tn certain contiagen- Sion 3 tor hav- dng appointed bbs biographer to o's, cia aa well be applied to bis predecessors Plerce. Ba- chenan, Lincoln and Grant, all of whom dia the fame thing. oy tobi rang gerne ud Bo andes pew by using Hop Bitters freely. ‘well ¥OR SALE OR EXUHANGE for AGINGT PROPERTY. ON. W. STEARNS, 613 7th at. n.w. febid- 3s" eee ue STATESMAN’S YEAR BOUK Beeston 108 House on Columbusa.evus FOR 1880. vst Importep Dirgot rrom Loypox, axp FORSALE nx ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER AND STaTIONER, 495 Pa. ave., febl0-3t Adjoiniug National Hotel. OR YOUR cor ELECAMPA FOR YOUR Use AND HOREHOUND , 5: i Ki , &o.. Ui FOR EOAMPANE AND HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. febl0 14th and I sts. and 3d and D sts. n.te. URCHARD’S CANNED COFFEE hus proved its value to a wide circle of patrons. It is honestly put up, and is sold at an exceed- ingly low price for the purpose of introducing my business to the public. All may take advantage of it. People chanye their Yeast Powders, like their principles, very slowly, but the PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER Is eurely wiuming it way to popular favor. All FINE GROCERIES at BURCHARD’S, Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-haif st. Orders received by J elephone. feb10 SWE ARE SELCING GENUINE | MONOGRAM KID GLOVES > IN BLACK, PROMENADE AND OPERA |\\ | SHADES, as follows: 2Button, Teg, 3- Button, 5 = 4-Batton, $1.25. 6-Button, 81.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. — rders through telephone promptly filled. rebi0 e BvECHELL's SPRING LEAF TEA, ar 50 CENTS A POUND. New ARRIVAL. ‘The present crop of this Tra is unusually fine. Call and get samples to compare with any dollar ‘Yea. It will justity the trouble. While it is an economical Tea, the flavor will bo found entirely satisfactory. X,TO BE OBIAINED AT WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SATE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—A acthed WOMAN, waits or cvlo~el: must bea fret class 020K. “Apply at 313 Lh at. ANTED—A vonug LADY, with good refer- ences, to assist in a Fancy Store. Inqaire at 230 loth st.n.w. WAXZED-At 1626 Q st. a cettlod white WO- MAN to do the h-usework of family; references required. ANTED—By two waits airs TiS ATI INS— ¢ 10 cool, Wash and iron; the other as chim hermaid and nurse; best of reference. St Hetee. f V VANTED—By a young white «i ‘TION es Chazaberm ti, | Wait Good references. Address” Box fice. V TANTED—By the Ist of March, a vively-iui nished ROOM in vicinity of 17th and I street b.w. ; private residence preferred. Address ‘BU, ON, * Star office. _febl WANTED IA respectable dy GIL, From, tan to fourteen yearsof ave to play with a lite child three or four hours a day; a whi'e girl pre- ferred; references requiréd. Call at 934 Pst. n. feb10-24 TANTED CORRESPONDENTS (Journalists) for 24 salaried vacancies. Mas. imwertiately ed, if available, to any miblisher. Correspon- ce Invited. Athensum Bureau of Literature. 37 Ge Park kow, N. fabl0-eost® NTED—White and colored COOK, CHAM- “BEIM STDS, SES, ar Titer, ely p lies furnish Se ar he ensed hig, Keon, 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and Fe PRICE & CO. febl0-5t od references fel? ) WOMAN to co 6 miles lain cooking and house- ironing, and can also cook. i 11th st. new. was A COLOR: in the country to dot work. Apply at No 1411 Fst., between 1tth and 15th febo-2t WANTED To Rext ‘or 109 acres of good LAND, about 50 or 75 miles down tie Potomac. Th-re must be good dwelling and out- buildinws. “Address Box 51, Star Oftice. feb9-2t WANTED iy 8 reapeotablo wil, a SITUATION to do light housework and ‘waiting, or the care of children. Can sew neatly. References given. Please answer at 415 H st. n.w. feb9-3t* TW ANTED-A competent GIRL of from 25 to 3 years of age, for general housework in a far of two. Must be goud cook. White preferred. City references required. Wages $10. Call after 2 o'clock, No. 1209 13th st. n.w. feb9-21 WANTED A middie-azed WHITE WOWAY 4s child's nurse, between now and March ist. ‘Yo athoroughly good one a permanent situation and cood waxes will be given. Best of references required and given. Address Box 8, Star Ofhce. feb9-Gt ANTED—PIANO at from $50 to 3109 cash; must be a bargain. Address WARFIELD, feb9-2t 1332 Fst. n.w. | Star office. febT-3t* GALE, OF OBSOLETE AND UNSER- VANTED—Two | first-class HOLSTING VICEABLE ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE WHEELS; Bates’ y@tent preferred. Address STORES, BUTCHER, 206 B st.n.w. feb7-3t" ‘UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY, Corner Houston and Gre. neetreet 5, (2.0. Box 18L1,) ew York, January 22d, 188). Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at this ofice for the purchase ot Obsolete and Unser- viceabie Orduance and Ordnance Stores, embr icing Cannon, Carriages, Smail Arms, Leather Work, lead, Tools, and Scrap Materiala, &c., at the Serious Arsehuls, Forts, and Dep sts’ in tile United ater. Hids will be opened at 120‘clock m., on WEDNES- DAY, THE 25TH Day or FeBauany, 1880, for Stores lvcated as follows, to wit Allezheny Arsenal, Pa. Fort Me kford Arsenal, Pa.; apous Arsenal, ies Arsenal, is Arsenal, Mass. ; Washington irseuai, al, N.Y.; Watertown Arse- ual And the Forts in the following named States, to wit: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Mass- husetts, Michian, New Hampshire, New Jer- . New York, Penuisylvania, Rhode Island, Vir- wink _Bics will be opened at 12 o'clock m , on WED- NESDAY, the 10th day of March, 1880," for Stores ted ar follows, to wit enul, Ga.; San Antonio Arsenal, Arsenal, Gal. ; Vancouver Arsenal, on, New Mex. ; U.§. Military 1 the Forts in the following- ritories, to wit: torida, Georgia, Kentucky, finnesota, Mississippi, Mis da, North’ Carolina, Oregon, Alaska, Arizona, Uolorad , Montaus, New Mexico, x mn. Wyoming. lst of Stores in detail. location terms, &c. .8eo catalogues, which can be procured on application, at the Ordnance Office, War Department, Washing” ton, D.C., at this Agency, or at any of the Arsen. or Depots’ and the Commanding Officers of Forts will furnish on application information as to what Stores on hand at their respective posts are for named States auc Alaboma, Califorui: Kansas, Louisiana couri, Nebraska, N South Carolina, Tex sale. Bidders will state explicitly, the posts where the Stores are located which they bid for, and will give the kinds and quantities they propose to purchase. Deliveries will only be made at the various posts where stored. ‘The Department reserves the right to reject all bids which are n.t deemed satisfactory. Prior to the acceptance of any bid it will have to be approved by the War Department. ‘Terms cash. ‘Ten per cent. at the time of award and the remain- der when the property is delivered Thirty days will be allowed for the removal of stores. Packing boxes will be cuarged at prices to be de- termined by the Department. Pro vill be addressed to the U.S. Ordnance Agency, New York (P.O. Box I8L1), and must be endorsed, ‘Proposals for purchasing Stores,” with the names of the Arsenals, Forts or Depots where stored, and the namea of ‘States or Territories in which ‘the stores are located. S.ICKISPIN, Bvt. Col. U.S. A., Lt. Col. of Ord., fcb9-6t Commanding. OGERT’S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRU'—The enly certain cure for Whooping Couch. In twenty years no failure. Free from all narcotic poisons. For aule by all Druxxists. febT-3t* OBSERVATIONS: on “NASAL CATARRH AND CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By alate member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, 523 13th street northwest. WHEATLEY. feb7-3m DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON ST., Groncerows, D. C. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. fed7 GEBCIAy, BARGAINS IN SEWING x MACHINES. singer, inedium Grover & Baker, Victor. These Machines are “as “good as te warranted for three years. Call early if you wish to secure a real ba-ain, at ner F n.w., CLoED BUILDING. ines Kented ant iie- feb7-3 DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts., St. Cloud Bi’dg. | CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF | LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS | FOR A FEW DAYS LU a OPEN TO-DAY, THREE HUNDRED DOZEN THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED CHEMISE. AT 25 CENTS EACH. Prices of other Garments in provortion. EVERY ARTICLE 4 Banca. DOUGLASS’, feb? 522-524 and 526 Ninth st. TIS LUSCOMEB, Formerly enjaxed by Mrs. H. N. Paucoast,as | Artist and Desicne: SINESS MANAGER, NOT BU bas taken Roonis at 1132 ‘TENTH St. N.w prepared to show origiual aud artistic desizhs DRESSES AND WRAPS. Mrs. Lucy J. Bruce, formerly with Mrs. H. N. Pancoast, Forelady N° BEASONARLE OFFER REFUSED | FOR FINE i GOLD WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and \ | Any make of Sewing M: paired. All work warranted. JEWELRY. OUR SPECIALTY SOLID GOLD GENT'S STEM. | WINDING ELGIN WATCH ONLY 315. Aways Ow Hanp. A la: assortment of GENT’S CUSTOM-MADE ING, sREACH-LOADING GUNS and REVOLVERS for sule »t very low prices. J.M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th street northiwent. $10,009 TO LOAN at the lowest rate of interest. [6 ELL'S ICE CREAM. All Varieties aud Colors. Small OHARLOTTE RUSSE, 50c. per dozen. WINE JELLY, “FANCY CARES. PIES Aun WEDPING CARES a siyssty. ty. . 1427 New York ave. | worth 82; ood School Shoe, 75e. and 81 up- WARTED By 8 Rexistered Pharmacist a SET- UATION: eight year’s experience; 401 ref- erences. Address INULA, Staroffico.* feb7-3t* WANZED A few LADIES to Jearn a basi pleasant and useful; can be doue at hom andis highly protitable; a small amount of, and time in learning. ‘Address Box 114, fice. ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not pacetactory subject to exchange for any otter, Renting snd. repairing @ specialty.” Mo- KENNEY, 42790 etnewe ‘acca, |; ANTED—CARPETS to OLEAN, at RIOE'S Riealn Boating Works, 400 Maine avente 8. w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Mc cor. ae d Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co., t., Carpet Dealers. oct22-6m Al ‘WANTED_STEAM CARPET OLEANING. work guaranteed. At CHAOE'S, 616 Louisi- BRA ave. marad BOARDING. OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS wit «as, bath and hot and cold water; TABLE BOARD, @1 per month, by a first-class ‘caterer, at 332 In aye. febl0-61 OR RENT, WITH BOARD, A_ LARGE, nicely-furnished ROOM on second floor, at 1338 New York av feb7 St HEE TEEMONT ROUGE offers goon BOOMS, with first class Hotel Board, for $25 and $30 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. jan29-Im_ Fes RENT—1027T 9th st.n.w., pleasant and hardecmely furnished ROUMS. Fine location. Convenient to departments. Good Table. fel0-3t* i KENT—A T-room Brick HOUSE, aa and water. No. 1603 15th st. n.w. Rent $25 per Imevth. Inquire of E. N. WATERS, 40) 9th «t. or ith st feb10-3t* 1604 15t RENT—PARLON, with BEDROOM st- Fes. two persons with BOAKD, #55 per month. Alto, tingle Room. One person, $23 per month. No. 227 3det. mw. fevl0-20° story and basem W. 8. THOMPSON, At 501 18th et. nw. a ed second story _alesve "ROt gouth and west exposure; house new, ci modern improvements. Fe RENT—Lceality and House unsurpassed, northwest, son to be opened. Parties want- ing ROOMS can secure a choice, at once, at the Roem Renting Acency, 207446 st. n.w. An unu- sual op portunity, feb). ‘OR RENT—HOUSE #49 T st. n.w., 9 rooms, every convenience ; bay windows, south front, deligntfn possession immediately. Rent $25. BENJ. FREEMAN, No. 1, Leaox Build corner 7th and G sts. feb Fo EENT A haat te tory pressed-brick HOUSE: bay windows, 6 rooms and cellar, gaa, woter, bath wnd latrobe, st $14 per month, in ad~ vance. 1119 V st. n.w., ove door from 12th'st. J. B. MCLAUGHLIN, 512 12th st. new. feb9-3t* OR RENT —FURNISHED HOUSE an and wife, withont children. ¢ ated, northwest : complete with all ments. Very liberal terms to a desirable par- iy: ewner to reserve two rooms. Apply Room 22, Dfoor, P. 0. Department. feb9-3t* having ly Io OR Be ‘No. 1319 Vermont ave., one hand- romely Furnished BED-ROOM; delichtfuliy located near ‘Thomas Circle.” feb7-3t* F028, BEX £-Ten-room HOURE, 110 E st. nw. with all modern improvements. Inquire o. GEORGE COURTNEY, 213 Est. u.w. _ feb7-3t" .OR RENT—HOUSE No. $23 C st. n.w. ; location central; hot and cold water; warden and stuble. $40 per month. Apply to Dr. Le CONTE, 907 st. reb7-3t* OR RENT— ished ROOMS, together or eeparatel modern improvements, in first-class neighborhood. Apply at No. 723 i5th st. new. feb7-3t VOR RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR EXUHANGE FOR IMPROVED BROPERTY—TWO ACRES OF LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln ave,, ad- Joining the city. Apply at 1220 O st. n.w. feT-6t* OR SALE—A comfortable 8-room HOUSE, with nice yard, well, and water in honse; northeas- tern rection. ’ For house alone 1,650. _'E.0. FOR- NEY, 505 D st.n.w. feb7-s, 1, th3t* OR RENT—STABLE, convenient, between K and I.and 11th and 12th ats. ‘Terms moderate. Apply at No. 1106 L st. n.w. febT-s,t&th, 3t* POE RENT [HOUSE No. 610 HT at. nw, eleven rooms, n odern improvements, dry cell: session February 15; > DOS there is some furnitue in hovge, for which no charge will be made. Also, HOUSE 2124 9th st. n.w., ix rooms, suitable for two families, southern exposure, well of water in yard; rent $10. Apply No. 9201 st. n.w. feb7-3t" OR RENT—607 © st. n. w., larze warehouse; 1319 7th st. n.w., store-room ; 1219 9that. n.w., B18: aue ae gna Vata eg Sues ztOT Lath st. n.w., 5 re. 308 14th et. Ta, $16; 526 1ith'st. s.w., 9 313 C st. 8.w., 13; 1011-1013-1015 2 + at 3 710 fost. n.e., 5 rs., 87. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1225 oth st. m.w. feb? ‘OR RENT—On and from the Isth of this month, delightful ROOMS, southern and ‘western exposure, and all modern conveniences. Apply to No. 1027'Vermont ave. feb4-10t ‘OR REN i No. 121 north A et., near the Capitol, ining 8 rooms and basement; rent 818. Inquin north A st. jan31-2w ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 1410 E st., near the Oensus [and Treasury departments: 8 rooms, summer Hitchen, gap an water. Key 1310 Fst. Rent $20. jan24-3w* Foe RENT Pumihed PARLORS and BED- OMS and ROOMS furnished for Boceekeen: ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Pennsy]- vania ave., corner 43s st. augll-71 PERSONAL. ERSONAL.—The holder of Bond Xo. 1842, for 500, Coupon District 3-65 per cont, may learn something of interest to bim by calling at Room 47, B. P. O. Department, and paying cost of advertise ment. foh9-2t* 10 U hee LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st.n.w., is@ne of the cosiest and best conducted boarding honees in the city. Transient boarders scowmmo- dated at reasonable terms. novly ium, in as 6 city, stopping at No. 721 East Capitol st. q 4 fobt-tt RS. L. P. ANDERSON, the well-known Trance, Test and Business Medium, of San Franci: a a ae formerly of New York city, is located at No. LOST AND FOUND. Pa. ave. n.W. febs- ——— ———— — EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT OST—On Wednesday last, February 4th, a ? GOLD CHARM andenamneled BRACELET, A rrr? ge Miers ery ypetemneer ar ay re liberal reward will be paid upon its returu t» 1323 Hest. nw. feb10-2t* OST—A SKY T®RRIER GYP, with lower teeth showing. Suitable reward be given if returned to 925 9th st. will DW. T0824 PAGEAGE of Goozraphicsl Notes con- 4 taining an Alphabetical list of cert in rivers, yl c.; ef no value to any «ne but the ow: Fhe fthder wall he rewarded by leaving them at 607 et eb10-3.* OsT— Tuesday, 3dinst., in come from Rhode T-land ave., between 6th and 7th, to the Tyas » 1 <ewe, corner of 7th and P sts., a crow GOLD BRACELET. The finder will please retuen to 613 Rhode Island aye. O8T_On Sunday, 8th inst., a Gold and J 4 KARRING—Leat pattern, “’A liberal rw: wall be paid upon its return to201D st. now. 9-20" Lostogtumdas, February oth; s mall POgKET BOOK containing about $50 and check on Cooke's Bank. Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving at Iiistr'ct Attorney's Office or Mrs. Gen. B. “ORKHILL, Ingleside, Mount Pleasant. feb0-3t O81—February 1st, between 7th and Lith street Boundary, a SETTER GYP, white, a with liven Colne Heal aud’ Gpate over ths Br feb9-3t body. A suitable reward will be given if | ee last Saturday afternoon, while out cal returned t» 316 9th st. n.w. ©, a narrow black ONYX and GOLD. BRAC) . A suitable reward will be paid for its return to The Star office or No. 25 Lan er_Place east, Capitol Hill. FOR SALE. VOR SALE—A hand-ome new PIANO, 7-octave, Rosewond Case, 8:70 cash Can be, keen _nt residence of owner for two. a: aii val No. 1818 16th st. feby OR SALE—A lot of fine Singing OANA- IES; also MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, cn, very, cheap at the Bird 8. HARTBRECHT. f10-1m* ARTIES ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPOS- inw of CARRIAGES, HORSES and HARNESS, will find it to their advan- teze to cull’on me, ax I have a constan’ demand for the All orders for will receive prompt anteed. WM. #. DOWNE LW. JOR SALE. Just arrived from West * cen HORSES, spitablo for draught and aziving purpose. AIL Horses warranted as Apply 1202 Ca.w. HUGH QUIGLEY. RAL FINE PIANOS, ory little aged, in- ne one Cabinet Grand, RE for sale at bargains for cash, at 723 7th st. and FOWLS naw febs ORSALE—Licht BRAHMA EGGS 00 for 13; Fowls $6.00 per pair. 0) juni atshow in this city. Xoniy to W. ‘6 Louisiana ave. jan30-Im* AT a GueaT BARGAIN—A nearly jot Davis & Co. Upriiit Grand. PIANO, clecant cass und superb tone. A ng choice New Year's wift. ACSI Sh atti. W. or disposing of Stock n, and satinfaction guar Y, Stable, 1013 Tigh st. » eign ANCIAL. _ & OU 8 > Brox (1and 66 Broadway, N.Y, i margins, Stocks, Bonds and Mitcellsneous Securities, and also Negotiote Stock Privteve Vontracts ut favorable rates. Full inforamtien furnished on application. feb10-eod6: Buy and s-!c E 10" id SHOES, CLOTHING, &e. 1994 and 1916 Pa. ave. Ladies’ Kid and Goat But, 81.50, slimp last, Wards; Misses Goat Bat., $1, worth more Fi All heavy I ‘1 below cost, close out. jaiter and Laced Shoe in the city. For bargains yo to SELBY, (Sica Big Shoe). Pair Justh’s Heel Plites given away. febT INS, M. D., 714 13th st. n.w. jan22-18¢* DS oROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Conkulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 2 to9 p.m., at 456 © «t. n.w., near 43 ut. Offices perfectly Aun vate. Charges moderate. No failures. Main office, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. Jan13-1m ADAM BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ludies and Gentlemen 0 cents each. 416 Lst., bet, 4th and Sth sts.n.w. jand0- ADAME RO8S, the long-established reliabie Doctress and Astrologist, gives better satis- {action in all faire of life than any one in the pro feasion ; tellé the past, present and future destiny : gives advice and assistance on all matters apper- to business, love aad matrimony. All in trouble call: | Satisfaction given or no pay. Consnitstion Rooms, 402.20 st., above D st.north- west. oct OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility, of people, with abstracts of lens on real estate. 606 1 -W., 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 to. J11-13m* _____PROFESSIONAL. R. A. PATZE, $11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. feb7-3t 'OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nails, Chilblains, Vascular Ex- cresences, &c. DR. WHITE'S nineteenth con- secutive year of practice in Washington, D.C. His establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite of the world. Office fee 81 per visit. feb ETURNED.—J._ H. JOHNSTON, DEsTIsT, Office 616 9th'st., opposite Patent Office,’ formerly over Ballantyue’s Bookstore. First-class work. Charges moderate. Filling a specialty. ‘Tecth on Gold and Pure Silver. Gasadministered. Best of reference. feb [DE ,GANDEE: oF New Yous, Specialint.—Hom- orrhoids or Pilea cured in all their various forms. No caustics, acids, or ligatures used. Im- mediate relief. Catarrh cured and deafness caused byesteenh Constipation cured. Vital nerey. re- stored. For further difficulties of which I treat you must make epplicadcs at my office, No. 439 Jtn st. n.w., Riley Building. jJan3 DD) BEISERBORN, Dentint, removed to 410 11th st.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to 810 per eet, and al! operations on the: uatural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 cents. decl6 i. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 liza STREET, over Simms’ Drag Store. Ni- trous Oxide given for the painless extrac- tion of Teeth. Esch tooth $1. Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. AU operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient doce ein of this office. Three lines of csrs pass fe joor. een! R. T. M. TALBOTT, Denrisz, Removed to southeast corner 7th and 2a Fine ts northwest. ‘Teeth inserted $7 per 738 Be mm} R. DUKE, Dentist, 919 7th street northwest, ere fa i eae a without pain, 50 cents. ranted. otal _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS atthe late National Fair, at Washington, D.O. Thi Ste Boudoir Grand,” or Upright, the Artists Plano, dates competition. sete OLE AGEaT?, jan8__ 783 7th st. n.w., between Gand H. ALLET DAVIS & ©0.’S s jane ae ‘io pecial premium at Centennial. iocs." Enay terms. New woe for Hol pTION EXTRAORDIVARY. Haud. esl Comzress, $5.50, re- Hand-sewed Buttos Ys french Call ecluced to 85.50; Men’ x Boots, 85, reduced to All other winter goods at corresponding redueri to make room for Spring Stock. BYEN'S 3H STORK, 1e14 14th wirert. fobs SAVE 25 CENTS ¥ DOLLAR ¥OU IN VEST IN | BOOTS ANP SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW 44 SHOE STOKE, { 605 Pennsylvania avenue. | Qux Gods were ali bonwht before the xdvanoe in prices, at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST Vor Tae Next t5 Days. are selling a Gent's hand-stitched full one Cony for. a sudies bie Button. A id Onn Jan23 GEO. McCARTHY. ECOND-BAND CLOTHING, WATCHES, x 8, PISTOLS, be. fo. ‘cash 8. GUGGENE 3 ee noe eS Loe & ora, HE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS." PIAN( — ome dec6-Bm_ 4o7 10th st. n.w. Lina) M. KHNABE’S PIANOS. Ww Universally ackno’ to be the BEST NOW MANUFAC Endorsed by all artists. ORGANS aud PIANOS from arg ere ert i rent. Tuning and attended REICHENBA PS Eng Waxeecoue No.423 11th st.,s tow doors above Paav. 027-6m THE TRADES. Bee eer egee Mil be Ge eaperior wich has always been & aps 1012 Pos avenue, third floor. GE care ‘pHoTocEara COPIES + 1 WIPER LP AS LAP WSs» Corcoran Byfabington, D. - Fo BENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTaTe AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. —? 919 83C 925, 30 927 =+-30 338 25 516 re.20 516 re. 25 400 Ts. 25, Pelt 3 336 D $30 50211 NESE TOON... 233.4) 415 13th st. n. w. 2208 1: hall, 437 & 921 7th st. n.w. I mak charge for ad) property, and Keep it before the public const ‘Thave many of the finest building sites in the ci for mle, alse, Houses in, every. eection st prinea from $1, 000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, febT 16th and F sts. EAL ESTATE BULLETS, 91 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh (Changes made Wednesdays and ‘Saturasse) Three-Story Houses For Sale. 1931 11th st.n.w.,mod.impe.,9 rs. 606 H st-n.w.,mod-imips. 10 r3. Ee e € te it thet ty. 211 A st.8.c.,mod.imps., 12 rs. -5 Stoddard st.,G. m.i..15r8 and 4 rs.frame 7,000 123 L st.8.e.,mod.1mps.,9 rs. + 7,000 1747 ¥ st.n.w..mod.imps 417 K st. n.w.. mod. imps. 1448 N st. n.w.. mod. impa., 622 H st.n.. Cor. Land +10 rs) 16,18.8 2,83 1029, 1034 3d at.n.w. 1154'to 1762 Tai it. Unimproved Property For 20th st., bet.R and 8 sts.n.w., per foot. 7tn at. bet, Hand I ste 5 an 5 t.3d and 436, per fi and N.¥.ave., bet. 20tn and 21st, per-ft 25, ‘7th st.road u.w., per ft... :20 Ost., bet. Ist and 3d stsn-w., per ft. 20 Houses for Rent. 477 Pa.ave.n.w..2d floor, 2 rs. - 850.00 416 10th st. n.w., mod. ‘imps., 13 rs. 50.00 2422 K st. n.w., mod. imps., 12 rs 40.00 1905 Pa. ave. n-w.. mod. imps., 11 rs, 30.00 808 22d st. n.w., mod. imps., il rs, 30.00 1318 E st-n.w.. mod. imps. ,11 rs... 30.00 81 Gay st., Georgetown, mod. imps. 439 7th st.’s.w.. upper part, 10 rs. 6 Gast. n.w., T 1336 N. H. ave. n.w.,7 13. 1823 12th st.n.w.7 ra. 2 ‘The above is only asmall part of the property for yontandaleon niy books.” For completo List bee Banger tes ne Or the ogee of cach pocnthy which can on application at office, or be sent by mail if desired. ai Loans. 82,000, 81,000, 8600, at 7 per cont. Auction Sates. On SATURDAY, February 14th, at 4 p.m.,No.60 Pst. sw. ebT FOR BENT._The Country RESIDENCE of ex- Gov. Shepherd, on 7th sf. road, five miles from the city and one mile from Silver Spring, Station, (Metropelitan Branch B. & O.R. R.), will be rented unfurnished to a good tenant for a term of. years. (jas and water, a bowling alley and gymnasium on e place. ‘The farm contains 210 acres, fine barn and over- seer's house. Will rent on shares to a responsible party. Inquire of W,_L. TOWERS, feb5-co6t No. 225 43g st. nw. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., 8t. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOMR. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS Tu SUIt. 4 T-room Brick now building on 12th be- tween M aud No Ginall cash paymones balance having a good view of je without cash payment one bnil , OF a House easy formas, sold on monthly, &o., Kc., &c. A fine Lot on Cay fo} Hi the Capitol grounds, for and on Jong time to aw: will be built to suit, an 1303 Q st., fur. 12 Ast st." 8.6. 6 25 25 1417 10th st., 5 rooms... 18 162 ¥ street'n.e., 7 rooms. 20 409 13th st. s.w.,' 7 reoms 18 Store, 1311 7th st. 15 1715 Sth st. n.w., 6 rooms. 15 14 24th st. n.w, 5 room! a 2209 12th st-, 6 room 13 MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, st 6, 7 and 8 per cent. AUCTION SALE.—On THURSDAY, Fenrvary l2tH, AT 12 o'cLock, we will sell at our office to the highest bidder for cash, 19 series stock No. 1, 25 sures; 19 do., No. 4, 5 shares; 3 do., No. 25. 2 shares; 14 do., No. 4, 5 shares; 31 do., "No. 4, stares; 13 do., No, 8, 2 shares; and warrant shares to order of W. A. Ti terial Savings and Loan Ass Fo BENT— B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest. 3.5. cor.17& F pacers | 1823 Vermont ave... . DW. 158 1210 U st. n.w 409 A st. no. 55 423 635 st. 8 w. 2b 3 Sumner Row. 7 Sumner Row. 210 1426 21st st. n.w......-10 Bho Tth&Pomeroy nw 10 720 10th st. n.6. 10 Store, 1143 7th st. n.w.30 Store, 236 Pa.ave. n.w.30 901 Fst. 6.w. 101 6th st. n. 1511.Q at. no. 826 K’st. 6. 1839 8 6 Desirable Offices in 916. st. n.W.. 45 eames wy, 8 Z Oitioas in 319 454 af. nw. 200 D st. n.0.., and 458 La. ave. n.W., 22 Prospect st., Gi'n..14_ from 85 un. DE! LE OFFICES IN 916 F ST. N.W. ‘The Bea) Estate Review, published st my office on tho 25thol each month, contains 8 complcts List of all the heases I have for rent, together with reports concerning the condition of’ the real estate market thronghout the country. Galland get scopy. tr UVALL & MAB. D Heal Hetate and Insurance Agents. 804 F street, LeDroit Bullding. FOR RENT. Int and Bets.s.e.,13 rs.,mod-imps. 1006 M at.n.w., 40 r8.,mod.im) A. ee ‘0. o18 Wetroct, spposito Masonle Temple. For Rent. Mansi 8350 = a Fest, 50 35: it near l0ih150 1917 Eee stand 24.100 S17 8.€., bet. E ines Mt Flossant, 20 13. 200 409 18th, Ast., near: 100 62 Pat. Le Droit Park. 75 1415-1 Pa.ave., near: 75 1135, oar 14-160 E, near 9th n.w. Ist st., opp. Capitol...70 4th and Bist leer i nw.ss..00 Stn and inie-iba0 8 65 307 H n. 42 A st. 0.6. ‘50 852 N st. 35 81 P stn. :30 22 Pieros Ss "4 1 ‘House. near Cit 500 myrigadoageas ae Sroomed Bricks wit 000 Frame Houses hear O d gas and water, 1,500 Houses in South 1,500 Lot in northwest ; no ‘on. 6 Lots near 15th foot inal sections of the = 858 a eater 000 A COMPLETE SET OF GENUINE RUSSIAN SABLE FURS, FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, CONSISTING OF Leb5-5t Penna, avenue. Las SHES mL, “opposit Baten Of ANTED—AT UNCE—A HOUSE worth $3,000. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, feb10-8t Sth and F eis. FOR SALE The STOCK of a first-ctass CORNER GROCEKY STORE, bei: g an old extibisied. stand. Terms cay to's resjonsible party, A= drees Box 60, Star office. febl0 3t* FOR SALE STOCK and GOOD WILL of Small Grocery Store: cheap for casi: cood reason xiven for selling. Address Box 89, Star cflice. febl0-207 RAKE CHANGE! —The best TIN and STOVS ESTABLISHMENT i) Georgetown for rn “oing wood business, established 1850. The st sf STOVES. TINWARE, TOOLS, for sale. Tnalers are invited to cal! and purct gods in at a bargain, The stand is very suitable for Herdware or Plurabine business in connection wth the above. Rent #40, incl ling Dwellinx. feb10-6t* MEMMERT & KORFF, 95 Badge st. NHE JRON CAP MIN Lecitimate = = cingive Mining Enterprise, Silver District, Art- Hon. Wm. Sherman, San Francisco, Presi- .A. Robinson, Vice President; Calvert Mead, cretary; Anglo ‘California Bank, Treasurer. $3,500,000 ore uncovered, Fifty thousand shares fo be scl, 83 per share. Inquive of CHARLES 0. BROWN, Attorney-st-La ai GPECTAL Tp M TAXES paid at a IS discount of twenty per cent., 1 JOHN T. ARMS, feb7-3t 810 F st! new. <3/,000, $3,060, #1,000, $500, at 7 per cent., to 35 foan‘on Real ‘Estate. ‘Thave these sums in hand nd can make the Inans without do CHARLES W sy HANDY, febT-3t th st! nw. [POE SAGE-STOOK, “FIXTURES avd TOOLS «f a Candy Manufa-turing concern; reason for going toleave the city. Address G. AU. r office febi-4 Y¥ ANTED LANDLORDS th piace their PROP- ERTIES for rent in my hands, It will, be to heir great edvantaye, as T have daily eails for Ho ‘CHARLES W- HANDY, fe 509 7th st. n.w. VOR SALE—The STOCK snd FIXTURES of a GROCERY STORE doing a good cash bas- vest, lv eated in the northern part of the city; will Stcre, with or without Dwelling. low to a re ile tenant. Address’ Box 1, Star ofilee. Ge OR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining ten rooms, all modern imps., within 2 cks of Patent Ofticr If equare ‘ef 7th wt. property fs a good investment for a business Key can be found at my office, CHARLES W. HANDY, feb7-3t 509 Tth st. n.w. ro LOAS, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In_SvuMs To Svrr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, feb7-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. oe SALE—SQUARE of GROUND on H st.e: containing 158,000 square tect of ground, wi “i'l be sold cheap if purchased at once. Sidewalk aid on all sides of square. This isa fine chance fone builder. suit. feb7-3t w. HE NEW DWELLING, No. 133419TH STREET, coutaining ten rooms besides furnace and bath ‘om, coal ce'lar, pantric can be pur- hured ata moderate prick 8, 81,000 cash, nd $500 every six months; interest at 7° pe 0, two HOUSES on same square, for sale ms. Apply 47 Corcoran building. fe RM FOR SATA 1 sell at private sale, a FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four miles below Alexandria, V: containing about one hun- dred and sixty acres, aif improved, well fenced ; fruit, ef all kinds, good water; larce house, large bara. and cther out-buildinys. "Inquire at 967 Louisiana avenue, Washington, D.C., or 8. H. SNOWDEN, on. the place. [febd-9"] 8. H. SNOWDEN. ARGAINS.—A Great Bargain in a LOT, 34, fo. 10-foot alley. on 8th st. Sand L: Lat 6x15 on Ust., ¥etween 13th and Lith: Lot 16x100 on 19th -t., between Land M; Lot 51x95% on 11th st., bet. Sand T ; Lot 70x90, corner Sth and 8 sts.,and man: ‘ther fine lote, in aby location and any size wanted, from 10 cents to 83 per foot. Also, a nice Property in the west end, with 10 rooms, all modern conyeni- ences; built and finished in the best of style—a rare bergein to an immediate customer. Also, a hand- Lome three-story press-brick House on Hst., bet. 7th and 8th : 10 rooms, all modern conveniences, and in perfect order, Splendid chance for a business man. Money to‘Loan, at 6, 7, and 8 per cent., ac- cording to amount wanted and security offered. Low charges. W. E. BURFORD & OU. febS Real Estate Agents, 708 E street n. w. ‘OR RENT—STORE and BLACKSMITH SHOP at Mt. Pleasant. HOUSE and FARM (of 80 neres) near Brightwood. z febs-6t" ‘A. WHITE, Brightwood, D. C. $20,000 DRAWBACKS FOR SALE.—Improve- $B ment Taxes ana Arrearages of General Taxes W. H. SLATER, Office 1406 Pennsy!- posite Willard fobs ‘Wi'l be sold aa a whole rin lots to CHARLES W D) paid cheap. vania av 1537 I STREET N. W., Aneclegant new three story, pressed brick REST- DENCE, with vrown stove trimmings; contains ichteen’ rooms, exclusive of bath, pantries, store coms and laundry; has every improvement; fin- ished throughout in hard wood; thoroughly built, 2nd in every respect a first class property. Will b& sold at a great bargain. MONEY TO LOAN, On arproved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- ket rat THOS. J. FISHER & CO., feb3 1223 F street northwest. QLEGANT RESIDENCE FORSSALE_—No. 1340 4 Mars. ave., fronting cn Thomas Circle; on ef the most desirable locations in Washington: 3 stories, 14 rooms, modern ocnveniences. “Lot 80 feet front, with are park. Will be sold low and on eusy terms. Apply to B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. new. Jan31-eo5t ONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOW- MENT INSURANCE POLICIES.—We alsc buy endowment Policies issued by leading comps- nies, matiring: within 5 ca Address, inclosins stamp for reply, HENRY W. ROGERS & 0O., cor Lexington and Charles sta., Baltimore. del8-eosm Ge TO WM. H. MAIN & BROS., St. Charles Hotel, corner 3d and Pennsylvania ave. n w., if you want to buy, sell or exchange city or country Property. Exchange special im® ‘OR SALE—BRIC ISE, 8 rooms, in the HOU: in neighborhood of the new market house, 803 R st.n.w., suitable for a business stand. Inqnire at 1729 9th st.n.w. DENNIS FOGARTY. jan20-Im* Mo TOLOAN— AT LOWEST RATES, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, B. H. WARNER, jan5 916 F st. n.w. "DSaris00. ef boor 800, ‘g800 and $300” Money 000, 8200, nev in hand. fi F. TON, Jan3-2m* 323 436 street northwest. EDUCATIONAL. vil and Mining Engineers an¢ is i Day and Night Classes for ELE- MENTARY and PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION in SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS are now being formed in the i POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE ov Tit NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. _ KTHUR MACARTHUR, President. H. CHASE, Vice President. ‘Treasurer, : ‘ON, Esu., Secretary. - ber of Students limited. Make early applica- tions to Prof. BEN RYDE BENTON, Superinten- dent, at the Lecture Room, No. 633 F st. n.w. (thin floor), orat his Restdence, 620 Iith st. 8.e. | feb9-3t OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SOHOOL, on the Public School Plan with Kindergarten, at' 36 P st. n.w. Next term commences Febru : D. N. BROWN, Principal. feb6: OCE HILL COLLEGE, Exuicotr Crry, Mp. Second Session begins FEBRUARY Isr, 1880. For particulars see cataloyne. BROTHER AZABIAS, jan27-Im VENING CLASSES— Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesii¥, Friday, 7 to 9 o'clock, 85 per month, in advance. LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH. MATHEMATICS. Preparation for Gollewe, West Point, Annapolis. Private lessons at other hours. 8. W. FLYNN, A.M., 702 5th street new. Jan2s 14TH ST._WLLE V. PROD HOMME'S Q) Frencn Giasses, New term in January. Giass hours, 11 a. m., 34, 4 and 6% p.m. Hours reeerved for private instruction. advantazes offered to all pupils, adults and children. and idioms orally and practically taught. invited on Thuredays, at 8% p.m. Office hours: 12m. tol p.m. Terms moderate. declT ny ISSES, POLLOCK SE Rey aan and Kindergarten, We Thoro’ instru t ction, from first to grsta:nar egade. ly instruction in German siven free. Normal department for ladies. ARK SEMINARY for Youn) decl3 ‘Ladies aud Mi: 506 Sth st. m.w., thorough instruction in lish branches, includin; See an Drawing, extended course in Latin an neh. Circulars at the book stores. Address Mus. G. M. CONDRON, Principal. decil | PS FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Mrie. FOULON. 903 Woh stc new Private Lessons After Schoo! 8c. Prospectus at Madame Delarue, French f |. store, Pa. ave. deot-8m" MMASTEWooD INSTITUTE, Con jOORDVILLE, ig ‘850 per quarter ; Girls, #45. Stn- class. Jel’ for business, Yale or Harvard. First Primar; on}. BHORTLIDGR, AAC, Petactpal RPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Se anp L Staeers N.W., CoRvEn: ives education for real life to sons and Penmanship, deals var POINTS, ReiaBie. Wei ho ‘Mineral Fuk Meets Oar Spriae De 3 a draught. = Se alien: Shs Hoe Bitte, AVIS: 8.E. cor. 13th and H sts. n.w da | LADIES’ GOODS. At ACTUAL CosT FOR CASH. ELitire stock of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, IDERIES and KID GLOVES a ‘ AT COST Until February 25. GStgek must bo sold to make room for Spring — MME. M. J. HUNT, febT Nos. 691 and 693 D Street. MES.2.3; PANCOART desires to inform ber friends and patrons that, Ow! | unsatisfactory manner in which her usisess he been conducted by her late Des ner and during ber abeence at her sila Matabier men NO’ ” IN WASEING- W PROPOSES TO REMAIN IN TON FOR THE FUTURE, To Give THE Business Hea Puasosan Svrer- ISION. She has just received a Large Assor“non? of Sam- ples of t DUESS GOO. 2 Ene Hie of DRESS TRIMMINGS, winch chet soe prepared to exhiLit, at 1527 I street, feb5S-6t WasHINGTon, D. 0. ‘VERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpaseed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’'s, 10 9th street. L. P. JEANNERET, Or Bantrxone, 1107 Pennsylvania aven ‘Will sell for one week on! HANDSOME FRENCH BONNETS, rexurdiess of cost, as she intends closing fo or the fenson. 3 CBs: RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 4065 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, r ; SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASKS, | PAPER MASKS of all characters. VALENTINES of all description. WILLIAN Will dispose of his fine assortment of IMPORTED RECEPTION AND STREET HATS, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS, FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS, AND SUITS at xreatly reduced prices to make room for an early Spring importation. j 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. (Jan6)_ 907 Pa. ave. RE. LACE NOVELTIES. febt jan: Jan eal Duchess LACE JABOTS, at 25 to 400. ; Rea ‘Thread Lace BARBES, at $1.75 to $2.50, nice qual- ity: the Point De Langquedoc and Brabant D Base LACES at lowest prices, aT NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Real Breton LAGER, at 20 to 3c. the yard; RIB- BONS, all shades and widthy, at remarkable low Seures: Point De Sprot NETH, yard wide Bo. tlusion ROUCHEINGS, Dress PLEATING! ar NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. All the newest styles of Real Lace FICHUE BAR- LES, COLLAKETTS, RCARFS, HANDKER- CAIEFS, Spanish Lace FICHUES, Real Valen- cienes, Point, Gauze, Thread and Duchess Trim- Ar * NOOT'S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. In Hand-embroidered, Real Lace, Hand-painting and Ostrich Feather PARTY FANG: we havea laiwe assortment at very low prices, Ar NOOT’S, 915 PENNSYLVANIA avE. French Reception, Street BONNETS and Lace DRESSES, Ar NOOT’s, jan2 915 Pennsylvania ave., ME: 8: 5- MESSER, DRESSMARING AND LADIES’ PATTERNS. ‘ Agency for. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of = Cutting taught, and Journals of Fashion for sale, 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. dec29-1m ISS BELLE LUCAS. M DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner Sth st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. deolt ADIES’ SHOES—O¥ FIRST OLASS. THE ONLY IN THE CITY. WE MAKE TO ORDER ! AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, PRICES REASONABLE. G. SOHON’S 504 11th st. n.w. nov36 Branch H. WIREMAN'S. ME. LE’GARVIN M FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER. q Seroraurue: —* BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS, MOURNING ORDERS. Also, CUTTING and FT 5 Orders filled at ahortest notice, and in most artistic ‘NG. manner. sev23-t, th,s,6m 907 Pa. ave. ‘SSES HAMILTON, 11] F Srreer. First-class work, at moderate prices. nove ____ BOOKS, ¢ NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMUSAT, in Paper, 6¢c. Franklin Square, at 10% MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, 31.25. ee OF PRINCE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON’'S SONGS. Set to Music. ALL NEW Boorse THE FINEST QUALITIES OF STATION! : SPECIALTY. LOnERE A 85. FRANCIS B. MOHUN. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, feb6 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. VALENTINES, x VALENTINE CARDS: ‘ . Of all descriptions. DINNER CARDS AND MENU, Latest desi; CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, Desicns and Days of Week. PAPETERIES ant TT D LEATHER- OT s DIARIES AND DAILY JOUKNALS, In great variety. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, feb5 911 Pa, ave. J ALENTINES FOR 1850. =80. FOR 1880. VALENTINES FOR 1880. BUNDY'S JUSTICE. § ‘The Justice's Manuel of Statute, Judicial and leme: Law, with appropriate Forms for the use of Justices of the Peace, Constables, Notaries Public, Commissioners, Lawyers and’ Business men, by Chas. 8. Bundy, of the District of Colim- Dia bur: Price #4. The’ Game of “Fifteen,” the “New Solitaire,” 25 cts. Court of Claims Reports, vol. 14, $6, Htihes’ U. 8. Circuit Court Reports, vol. 3, 27.50. For sale by W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooxseLLEns aNp STATIONERS, feb3 475 Pa. avenue. D Eso TcCOsH’s, NEW .BOOK, THE | FEMOTIONS, $2; COMMUNISM AND SOCIAL. ISM, by Dr. Woolsey, 1.50; THE 19TH CE TUHY, A Histors. by Robert MackKenzio, 82,50: A LADY'S LIFE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, by TL. Bird, $1.75. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PRINCE METTERNICH, 85; THE AMERIOAN ALMANAO FOR 1880, paper, 26c. ; cloth, 81.50. Tage Supply of A‘Foo''s Errand ‘and ‘Earnest er. WH. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street jan22 HIVER’S RYE COKDIAL, COMPOSED OF FINE OLD RYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY, Cures all Pulmonary and Malarial Complaints, and .i8 a most delicious and pleasant beveraxe. Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by all fine grocers, and the le generally. Wholesale and retail from zoowne depots: Barbour & Hamilton, ryan,, Hume, Cleary &Co., J. H. N. H.'Shea, Beall & Baker, E. E. whit 8. O. Hill & Co., Ail & Duvi Browning ume. Ggual Depot 1216 F street n.w., over BEED'S 8. Orders mail or telephone will be delivered fre ofchate i ‘jan20 ENEAN’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDIES. Dysperitics are earueatly requested to try those remedies. No matter how bad the case they never fail to cure. Price 50 cents per bottle. RENEARS EROWN MIXTORE. Prepared from Oi of Tar and Horshound—is a sovereign remedy for Couche, Colds, and is ben- eficial to consumptives. Nine and 4 oz. bottles, 50 and 25 cents. For sale by the fo and other : mibun, We B. Entwinle, W.G.” Duck pas, Hanson, A. Bacon, = Dooley, W. 8. Thon son, J- we Drew. Charles E. Moore, D. P. Hick- Sovereign's Co- ve Store, 1023 71 iJ. Walle, 809 Est. sve., and ot, 6i rides st, Georgetown. ace Bane IN FURs, One SEAL SACQUE, 36-in. long, for 840. ‘One Extra Fine SEAL DOLMAN, $250, worth $350, FUR-LINED CIRCULARS EQUALLLY LOW. STINEMETZ. feb6 Hatter and Farrier, 1937 Penna. ave, Haye CONCLUDED TO DO AN EXOLU- wil Cash Business from