Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1880, Page 2

al ‘N.W., Wholesale and = THE EVENING STAR. | 207 On coin once WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS GHANCES. LADIES’ GOODS. SECT TIe= ees < =o Cn No. 790 900 strost, R_ RENT—Furnished ROOMS with gas, bath EAL ESTATE BULLETIN 6,090 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—In sums to PENING OF WASHINGTON. ee ‘and hot and cold water: TABLE BOARD, 815 Sis fut No delay in negotiating. Apply to LOUIS 0) balls WEDPNESDAY......February 15, 1850. aie EAMES RAS, &e. ee er month, by a fret class catoger, at $92 Indian THOS. E. _, WAGGAMAN, 519 Soreath stroct, SHOEMAKEN, 920 F'st-n. SPRING GARMENTS, SWEET BREAD, BEEF TONGUES. w+ n intelligent aadaeit Sabine’ Changes mad eacnys a pardays-) 1,000 OR 81, 260 FOR LOAN NAT? ae = SILK, str . to eet up type, ae has worked at least 12 “4 K DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE CROSRY 8S, NOYES....Editor. pring headed tEYrUcE, RADISHES, cucuM- monte a th easiness eng nae So pequineds) Ape Hoot Soe teatro aay = paron aa oF fouses For Sale. con Malm re EWOUD, eer ore ‘MANTILLAS. Mxclosing-out sale every Saturday night. MEAT | Ply a het. DW. on other fi 15" 14th et. 890.009 | dard i Giargno feb18-w, f LIGHT WEIGRT U The Ereni Star has a regular, perma- heap. “E % feb13-3t* ULSTERS, ment, bon fide daily circulation more aie WM_LINKINS & SON. ABION as chastberinalg, ak Gilt sciot iataadaieaalec! OUaE ee at 16,000 or CANDY STORE: thea or ANS Hs JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, than double that of any other daily paper ADELINE DUVAL MACK, of New York, housework: best references. Apply 703 F%.2 rhea ree of 15,000 | location. Address, stating particulars, W. ot ae published in Washington, and equattothat ‘Elocutionist,”” is ving a course of studies bet. G and Hi s.w. modern inproveméut de rented low to 2 pe 9 f-b.,mod. imps. Fs. 2,500 | Box C0, Star office. feb18-2"” | A ase M. WILLIAN'S, Of all the other daily papers here added to- | a Tallmadge Hall, THORS GHSDAYS. an and SATUB- ANTEDCA PRINTER: strictly sober: low | manent tenant. febi7. 635, 627 10th Rinse, ise imps. 2000 | “Wy ANTED=810,008 tor one soar, for which ten Trevise, Paris. {fcb16]_907 Pa. ave. Oetner. re Tate at hail ‘Binge sdmuiesion. 900. | Call oe gaya: Stee, OO, mts ee: Fiske a EESIDENOE, pa the,north 1,500 geese ‘80. BOWLES Ee aoa mie An THE Sran is connected with the wires of the Na- | —— ura: di tuilane ave. "0H | Peapane,© Alesandri, THOS sts. con conta nie frejve roime- # 0d oc Hocation for | °S2 oF ga Ker, 826 12th st. Asbleeae || seme teesainee cat ane Eu TAR is conne ma- Se ‘ED—1 hits 1, a SITUATIO: a e physician, fora school or for boarding pur ie Unsatisfac- onal Telephone Exchange and with the Western | _N0, 626 } PAPER BANGINGS. {No.8 | Wo ‘Shaurbeeagid, Waitress of nurse, Bast eter: | FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1457 Pa. ave, ToblT $2,300 a >DWARE ONE HALE GNTEREST ims | tory manner \n which Mer work was done by ier EStimer PIC 2,100 ‘ing a 900 Is Moyea aire ioe SMES ne aden ian THIRD EE |e Ee Bea SKATES. ny PICTURE eee SHUI AOE dee st tw) eS F ofsloek Fz HENT—The delightful RESIDENCE, both 2,000 ness, andy the Lert location tn the city.” “Address | Of fires year ex Sxperteate at Sharlene Forelady., nay ding to THE Stak oe for wint id , 1013 14th st. Fi 2,000 a ir feb1s-2t' mavectounars, ipoce fa Gapener be mie: Bic OT UR! y ANTED—A firet-clasn COOK. — jan or er ‘particulars ra inquire at the ‘promises. 25000 ARTNERSHIP w STED—in a WholesaleGun- Sees mos ag nite and De Docinor, and fews, or any information, at any hour of the day | at Free Art WINDOW SHADER. Be Now Store. nioet come well recommsnded. | A: aaa eal veal 300 Patace tome, tra nev vee geatleman hav. | im an artistie manner all orders for BAITING free of charge. These facilities area great conve- | — febl7-3t" No fn hee ww. ea 7081 Toth st., between 6 and New York Disat R RENT—To responaible parties. to share with Zoo | ine an, ier copregieay patter She invites an examination of her stock of TRIM- nience, and will be appreciated by the customers of aS ZNTED—Three communicating ROOMS, 2d | south Senn samy. a very desirable HOCS with capital. Address C. F- JONES, Star omice. | MENGS cae Tae Star. i. Ss N. WOR FOL Gisrer DEPOT, foor; private famlly:; references. Address Box | 903 0 st.n. a Peucats 800 | feb18-6t" READY MADE SUITS constantly making. Subscriptions will be recelved and duly ac- counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tue Star. A list, with name of contributor, former residence tn Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip- tion, is now open. ——___++-____ Rights of Soldiers’ Home Pension- ers. Gen. Butler, president of the board of man- agers of the soldiers’ homes, in his annual report, which is just out, devotes considerable attention to the question of paying penstons directly to the inmates of homes. He says the arrears of pension bill gave to the inmates large ‘sums, varying from $200 to $1,500 each, and the managers insisted that all this money should be paid into the treasuries of the homes. The inmates insisted upon their right to draw their own pensions, and Attorney General Devens decided in their favor. Those inmates who had such sums of ready money had to be discharged from the homes, under the rules, which provide that none who can maintain themselves shall be supported. General Butler continuing, says that the inmates who left the homes with large sums of ready mo- ney in their pockets are now “coming back after one, two, three and four months’ absence, with their money entirely gone, almost univer- sally squandered, broken down in pealth with added disabilities, many of them only fit sub- jects for the hospital, to be cared for out of our funds, making an additional burden upon us. ‘The board do not criticise, as they have not the Tight to criticise, the decision of the law officer of the government, but, assuming it to be the law, we bring it to the attention of Congress, so that, if ever hereafter any gratuity ts to begiven to the soldier, so far asthe national home ts con- cerned, it may not be in fact given to the gam- bling sharks and rumsellers who prey upon the soldier, and be in fact a gratuity to them, and not tothe soldier himself, except to be a curse, and not a blessing.” General Butler fails to mention the fact that the United States Supreme Court also decided that the inmates of the homes Were entitled to draw their own pensions, and by inference, spend the money as they pleased. This decision of the court received untver- sal approval, outside the managers of the soldiers’ homes, because it was regarded as a matter of justice to the soldier whose pension was iptended to reward him in part for his services to the government. Many of the inmates of these homes were dis- abled by wounds received in battle and were thus rendered unabie to support themselves. Gen. Butler entirely ignores the legal aspect of the question and presents, what he would have appear, as the moral view of the case. While it is no doubt true that some of the inmates have squandered their pension money and, in destitution, have been compelled to return to the homes, it is also true that others have in- vested the money they drew from the govern- ment judiciously. Some have engaged in 1 a il- ness for themselves and some have best Wd their money upon needy families. Such cases entirely offset Gen. Butler's argument. ———_—-_____ Some time ago the House of Representatives adopted a joint resolution providing for the appointment of a joint congressional committee to investigate alleged abuses in the U. S. courts. ‘The resolution was based upon charges made against the clerk of the U.S. court in CIncin- nat!, and the House seemed to think that while they were at it they might as well go through all the courts. Senator David Davis, whose Association with the legislative department of the government has not destroyed his esteem for the judicial branch, resented this resolution a8 a sort of imputation upon the courts. He procured an adverse report from the Senate judiciary committee, on the ground that the U. S. judges have supervisory authority over the officers of the courts, and that the char- acter of the former is such as to give assurance ‘that they will not permit dishonest or corrupt. Officials to remain in office. Conservative minds ‘will all agree with Senator Davis in his view of the question. It is all-important for us to pre- Serve the integrity of our judiciary and to keep it above politics. The New id papers are industriously working up a presidential boom fer Senator Ed- munds. Leaving out Maine, which is conceded to Blaine, the other five New England states Will have sixty-six delegates in the national convention. This is sufficient, Mr. Edmunds friends urge, to make hima formidable candl- date if the sixty-six will stick together. In the Cincinnati convention when Mr. Hayes entered the contest he had only the 44 votes of Ohio to back him, and then got the nominatien on the seventh ballot. It will hardly be practicable at this late day to concentrate the votes of five New England states upon Mr. Edmunds. -Sena- tor Blaine has obtained a pretty strong hold in these states, and it 1s sald that New Hampshire Will be as solid for him as Maine. In Massachu- setts the Grant men are making headw and they are counting with some confidence upon Securing the delegation from that state for their candidate. ‘The Boston Herirld, which has not favored the Grant boom hitherto, proposes the name of ex- Governor Rice, of chusetts, as an excel- lent candidate for the second place on a ticket with Gen. Grant at its head. It says of Grant and Rice: “Both are intensely American, with abounding faith in the ruture greatness of the republic, of broad gauge, with no pet theories beyond the strengthening of the general gov- ernment and the enforcement of the laws. * * * Grant is a soldier; Rice is a merchant. Beth are strong supporters of peace and order. ‘The :{cket so constituted would be harmonious, euph« sfous and popular.” The Hera does not say in S90 many words that 1t would support the Ucket it: cyests, but that is a fair inference. —_—~-—____ In the ten ‘ast Congresses 20,200 bills for the payment of private claims have been tntro- duced, or at tie rate of 1,000 a year or three a day, winter ani summer. The difficulty that Congress has to contend with in regard to this class of bills 1s that they will noi be rejected. ‘The same private claims bills that are defeated in one Congress come up in the next, and all the trouble and expense of consideration is repeated. It is probable that some of these bills have been rejected as many as nine times, and will meet the same fate in the present Congress. The object of Congress now is to devise some plan by which these bills can be effectually killed. ‘The use of postal cards to annoy and humiliate delinquent debtors has been stopped in Ohio by a decision of the Supreme Cou:t, The court held that to dun a debtor in this open manner is Mable to injure his credit and reputation, and is therefore tilegal. UCALYPTINE. A Toilet tion based on prodicts from the Focalyptus, Freee of Australia’ ‘Cures Ohay ded Panda au uch Skin. &c. Clean anid agece: ablein use. ‘To be had of all drugwists, write 35 cents. febl18-Im* Or = |. LONG, M. D., respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Washing- tn asa Physician and Accoucher. He offers an dence of many, Years’ practice in the Malarial ns of the South and West. He may be found hours of i he day aan night at his office and Ed por ch eat lbe cyte less absent on left on his slats unctually attended to. feb18-Im? D Way buounbers ate OF MORTAL Because with acer EROED! ‘TEA or COFFEE &. B: TEA CO's, sroke, 703 7th Sn ety 0 or Glassy eble-AW sty rooeive'a vesset T. Y. A- SHIELDS, Broprigter, felepbent promptly uy SUPP UE a. ores BY jelepbone oF rinetually at pies eine Te set JARATOGA WA |. Which reveled First, ine an a Diploma at the atonal Fair, 187% IN ALL STYLES av H. PHILIPPY’s, 802 7th street, near He Also, LADIES’ OWN HAIR made into WAVES. febi7-2t* ant Gholee. varietien’ of Oysters eee stantly on hand. Clams, Crabs and| Terrapins received daily, otels and’ 7-6t STABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For our large stock of UnredeemedPledges, consist- ing of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, ana JEWELRY. Custom Made CLOTHING, BREECH and MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, REVOLVERS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. J.M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, feblT 1007 7th street northwest. year MEOH TANT: ABT SALE SPACIOUS LG RELE RIES MYERS & HEDIAN, RO. 46, N. CHARLES STREET, ALTIMORE, MD., MONDAY, TUESDAY xing WEDNESDAY Fen. 2p, Ura aN 257H, AT 13g o'cLooe Face ‘This cellection of Paintings, one of the most im- portant ever offered at either public or private sale, contains the best examples of such a as Geo. H. Hubner Galame, Hiademan, Geel ea tists a9 Europe and America. It will well repay all lovers of os in Washington to visit the Galleries of nee cee preaia Dana eS this' is ane Collecsnns 01 sent them will & HEDIAN, 8.—Those’ wishin; yissee address MYE) Baltimore, feb! Y Mei RECTOR AND ORGANIST OF ST. JOHN'S CHURCH desire to attempt a choir of Men and Boys. They wi will bein attendance at the Church ded ) on TUESDAY and FRI- DAY AFTERNOONS, at 4-80 o'olock to rece\ve ap. plications from Boys only. Ifa sufficient number at available voices can be had a small stipend will be paid to’all who are ac- cepted, to be increased as merited. '8 not accepted for the onotsw will be received as pupil, and will receive truction twice a meek ant ane be promoted to ‘the choir and to stipends or eee is attained. Al ‘poe. accen pied 1 as choiristers or pupils will be taught to read niitic’ atsight, and must obey the choir rules implicil 16-207 11, Star febi7-3t ) ANTED—A reavectable WHITE GIRL from 10 to 12 years; permanent home, and education if suited. Apply 454 Pa-avenue,south side. f17-3t* WANTED A settled WOMAN as nurse for two young, children: must be thoroughly compe tent and bring good references. Call at 519 4th st. n.W.,after 11 a.m. feb17-2t* ‘AN TED—A COACHMAN, white man ;one who ,can come well recommended, that is sober, ind genteel man, and gocd driver. Avply TOWASTE RATLON'S Stables. fevl7-2t WV ANIED--A lady wishes 8 POSITION to ¢aach English brenches, French and Music. Refer- enccs given. Address Miss CHAMBERLAY a. 3 Argyle avenue, Baltimore, Md. W? Bales Lets TO HIRE, (or would share 11 a barzain,) sufficisnt geod Fucmitere fon too bed eae and a ritting Address RESPONSIBLE, Star office.f17 2t’ By chance to FINISH MY TRADE— Gresemakine; or will, pay 820 monthly: for a Position in any of the cerartmenta paying 810 monthly. Address Miss A.B. O.,Star office. ¥17-it* JWARTED (A married lady desires a lary front sunny ROOM, with servant in attendance, in a Bree family, or where there ares. few boarders. efer meals in room. dress: Bor 0h Suc TARTEDS Eno first-class TRIMMERS and two ASSISTANT MILLINERS, . WIL- [AN'S. feb16-1w. WaAanienA WHITE GIRL to attend children and hetp with housework. Must come wall re- commended, at 1018 8th st. n.w. feb16-3t ANTED~A white WOMAN to assist in the care ef an invalid }: pvalld lady. References given and re- juired. Address P.D.C., Star office. feb16-3t* |) ANTED—Firet-class GROOM and COACH- MAN; middle-aged preferred. Also, SER- VANT to cook, wash and iron. mmendations required. Address Box 5, Star office. _feb16-3t ‘ANTED_Two or three neatly furnished on- necting ROOMS, southern exposure, desired. Northwest portion of city preferred... Address, stating terms, which must be reasondlde, Box 6, Star office. febi6-3t* ‘ANTED—By a law student, STIUAEION in attorneys or patent attorney's office. Appli- cant han a thorough knowledge of the patent eis t references. A. 2S, Sta ANTED—PRUNING by an experienced per- son; grape vines, orchards, and all kinds of landscape xardening; best references. Address LOGAN, 2069,7th st. n.w. feb13-6t* Warea and colored COOKS, CHAM- BERMAIDS, NURSES, and other help. Families furnished servants gratis. Licensed Of- fice, Room 24, Federal Building, corner ‘ith and F. SED to examine and = a ee ERG MAGHINE from is different inde. Any orem not satisfactory subject to exchange for any Renting and rej specialty. Mo- SENNEY, 427 th st.n.wW. "ANTED—OARPE' to OLEAN, at RIOE’S 490 Maing ayers s: we . B. =— . Tth st. oo, ee BOARDING. HUB PUNOH. PREPARED ONLY BY Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, 35 HAWKINS STREET, Bosten, Mass. The foreign liquors and cordials forming the component parts of the HUB PUNCH are of our own importation, and guaranteed strictly pure. To warrant genuineness see that our sutograph label is over each cork, under tin foil capsule. Set the Punch on ice one hour before nsing, and en open- ing, use half water or lemonade; or it is equally good with hot water or hot lemonade. Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, MANUFACTURERS, BOSTON, Mass. For sale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in ‘Washington. J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE; febl2-Im__ General Agent, Washington, D.O. 719 719 BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. Selling AT COST FOR CASH for a few days lor — DAVIS’, 719 Market Space, corner 8th st. Closing out odd ‘ots of RIBBONS. FRINGES, BUITONS, &c., at great sacrifice, at DAVIS’, 719 Market Space. Callearly and secffre BARGAINS, at DAVIS’. FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS and NO- TIONS at cost, for cash, for a few day longer, at DAVIS’, febl13-lw_719 Market Space, corner 8th st. joux HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The ** RECORD” Pen is produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- Glous and non-corrosive metals: 16 kr. Gold and Platinum, wile the ordin ain Hela dine of co; ppery See lity Tria Diswenasy, jum, ( oe treatment, and polish l e smi 1688. Steel os writers haye now every objection to rly overcome, and evel tiirement in The “HECURD® Gold Peng een te possess Dura bili ees ‘Perfection oe Price, te If not found order Jone e Manutscturer, 19 W. 4th cee Gln F by JOHN ©. P. 619 7th street northwest,” an arise jawly-nrm Foe BENT With BOARD, i a private family, ore ROOM, or suite of Root th bath. ene: pOBU id desirable localit) yon Hagof sirest *Mip01 Pouneylvania aver” feb18-6t* WELL FOR- located. th tt.n.w. febl7-3t" OR RENT.—1005 ‘Tat. nw. nine rooms, latrol hot and cold watér in bathroom and kitchen “In complete onder and mead dry. an healthy: half block from cars. fy at more opposite. Inquire of J. W. P. Aig 715 sor SALE—Cnzar—Terms and 813 monthly, new six-room HO} Be, oun mes in kitchen, and water closet in yard. No. Place n.e.,’ one bleck north of Lincoin Park. J. W. STARR, New York ave. Tab St ‘OR RENT—At $9.25, including water rent, new six-room HOUSE, with gas eer, cB kitchen, and water closet in ata. ‘No. 1129 1.0, one block north of Lincoln Park. Bey at a ~ BTARR, 1429 New York a feb16-3t R RENT-Three-story BRICK, hall, water and gas, 711 Rhode Island ave. nw. ; rent @20. Aprly. ag 1106 L st.n.w., oF 31049 st-new. fl e-3t OR RENT—519 13thst. n.w., two handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- poems first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m_ Fa SALE—Ar a_ Barcain—Three-sto ansard roof, with finished bascment Brick HOUSE, No. 919 G st. n.w. all modern improve- ments. “apply to ALBERT F. FOX, No. 220 Fst. 14-6 AGE three-story — it Brick Deen BOUSE eleven ora No. 1315, ans Inquire of C. THOM, No. as Ban feb13-6 BRENT, OF SALE two Taree Op, Fr os a i 'HESTER, 619 7th st. Pent feb 'OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north Ast., near the carta containing § rooms and basement; rent $18. Inquire 123 north A st. Jan31-3w yy pee ‘Furnished PARLORS and BED- id ROOMS furnished CP a rpaekee! ing, 8 aes several small BEDROOMS. Ve.. Corner 434 st. PERSONAL. 188 DEVLIN, Has removed from 2115 Pee Bonngrivania avenue. Hare € TEES) O CuEED: WITHOUT knife. Remember, , you have nothin, until you are cured. INS, iM. ‘Pah! 14 13th st. n.w. fob16- ae MEE. L. Le ANDERSON, pune ‘known Trance, Test and Business Medium, of San Franci formerly of New York city, is located a ee te Pa. ave. n.w. apaw BEOQORE ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. nists confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 cents each. 416 Lat., bet, 4th and 5th ste.n.w. Jan10-7w* le reat the pong eeteDlished, action’ ial all's Sffaics of life call. iven Or no paj “Gonecfistion Boos rar Bt, ‘above | | Sons PATOH LEX AMINES TLRS ea as 8 vn real erfate, “606 10ret a. wir 6 aan te 36 Dain. Always in before 9 aud frors i PROFESSIONAL. Unimproved Let. bet. dist and 22d sta.n. The above is only a anal part of the proper Fillctin intuog on tho tet and isth of gach: monte. which ean be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired 2,000, 81,000, eee er cent. feb18 A. Moi No. o18 Fatrest, epponito 2 Masonlo Temple. Purnienca. 7 ee at Mansion, WeetEnd.8950 Oitcos 16th ak Penna. ave. n.w....166' Ist ets opp. Capitol Diet nest itn. 3 ‘ee new House near 17th and 3 8, 500 Cored 25th and 1 (t9 clone aniest 3, New Brick, near 7th and 3,000 8-roomed Brick, with stable, 14 3,000 New Houses on O-street line of cars. Beil Houses near new markét, on 9th st. 1,600 Lot in northwest, 19.6x145; no cash for two years. cice ta near 16th ‘and Q stsn. w-, foot cents, E. A. MoINTI \OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased N: Ghitbiaing “Vi ‘ascular Ex- cresences, &c. DE. WHITES teenth con- pecueee year Cage in Was! nm, D.C. His fablishment, 1416 Pennsylvania arene, opposite Willara’s Hotel, is patronized by the elite of the world. suites ee ie 81 per visit. FS RENT—Large BOOMS, piney. Apply at ‘316 Indiana avenue. joarding $15 rmonth. (feb16-6t*) PUA RATT FLAGLER. FF, RENT—Furnished ROOMS on second fioor, with BOARD, in s private family, near depart: | Gas aso and cars. Terms moderat 1908 it. eae 12t* ot T= TREMONT RUBE offers ith first class Hotel Board, for $25 month. House is well eated W and every way desirable. Ts YOOHIEL HO tnd 850 pet th steam, Sands) iE, 512 9th st.n.w., Is one ened conducted Belets at froasonabie terms. LOST AND FOUND. Lr, MISDAID—Monday, 16th inst., two PACKAGES containing a trail of a lady's dres rd paid if returned to and a white lace shaw. (0 Pennsylvani SUREEEOGE LOST—A ai POCKETBOOK, containing some money and a number of, rail- road passer. If the finder will roport same to Ebb House he will be liberally rewarded. febls-3t OST—Iady’s HAIR BREAST PIN ingoing from 1th, up G street to Foundry Church, or in the church.’ Liberal reward if returned to’1715 11th at. D.w. feb18-2t* ‘OST—50 RewaRp—Sunday night, Febroary 15th, 1880, SOLITAIRE DIAMOND out of in ‘house cor. 13th and D sts. n.w. Reward pai Wand o no questions asked. Send dnicuna ten to n.W. sT—On Monday evening, on 9th st. Sea Re id vn Pe Pe ad or BAR ING of Coral Gi A name eral rowan ate ‘d will be ber ia if retusa ed to 918 15th st. el Ditcaia and Ong eebraary,, 14, Gold and 0} @ Gentleman's hits liberal “dif return OB ith Bt. ne we a EBERLY & SON'S Stove Store. feb16-3t* FOR SALE. R SALE—The FURNITURE of four rooms; nicely furnished for light Bousekeeping ; rooms: poly 3 can be rented reasonably if desired. a ot Fet. n.w. ‘D.—J. H. JOHNSTON, RGsrnet, Oto 616 0th hoon =a reant Be OMioes Ter formerly over Ballantyne’s Phing’s specialty.“ ‘tection Golgand Dans diver Gas administer Best of reference. i B. B. WEISENBORN, pentist ren pemoved to sae aa 81 te Gib one and all ope: fhe tural Teeth at reasonal = tracting, 60 cents. * declé ye, M_8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 ara ply Corey Gren tx te for (ae oon ox tion of . Each tooth ‘Teath of every kind natural teeth perform« Attention is called to the location of this office. rations oa toe rices. Rk. T. M. TALBOTT, Honored toouheatt Gomer th and 2 atrects northwest. Teeth inserted R. Di Dentist, 919 7th street me rest, Dibetween between f and i sts Beautiful Bote of am ee! ; Ext withoat pal, 60 conta. All PIANOS AND ORGANS. 'TIEFF PIANOS. — Highest honors Paris Ex- porition Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, Washington. D.O. The Stioff ae Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- lio Amante for the oslebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and tho unrivaled Peloubot & Co. Btandad ans. an WN OLM ACESS febl7__ 783 Tth st. n.w., between Gand H. ‘PANos Beautiful Sauares and Uprights—fully warranted, at a Bargain for cash, or, on monthly payments. ‘A splendid foctave Rosewood, used, ata sacrifice, for cash. Tuning and Repairs—first-class works 25 years experience in this District. Call a febl4-6t* BEOREN'S, 007 Het. n.w. Pros ann Gee AT PRIOES THAT DE- SRL aTE =a CIETAGE Ue GEReTTCSE in the way of a carriage. Call and fycompeton, NIWMO & 60., aceit, Also, a yood second hand, cist febi3 410 ith st ‘ancl, claro” front -one-horee ee Wi, ‘Beene he TONG Bear. gioo, | MVE BEAUTIFUL DECKER BROS PIANOS, Eeveral ood secon band one-horse GARTAGHS: matchless, BURDETT ORGANS. ay “ROBT } il, GRAHAM, dec6-8m 407 10th st. bw. at. nw. Repairing promptly attended to. febl4-1w Ee eee ina SALE—The REMNANT OF STOCK OF BEST NOW MANGEAGTURED, ¥. GETT'S manufacture. | Endorsed by all I artists. ORGANS One COUPE Roe! AWAY, one VICTORIA. BUG- | and PIAN from oe brated makers for sale an GIES and CARRIAGES at extremely low prices, at the Bazaar, No. 940 Louisiana avenue. feb13-1w ALFRED SPATES. prompey ‘attended t0 iS (BACH’S: /ABEROOME, 027-6m_No.4¥93 11th st..a few doors above Paav HAVE FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- BTER, single seat, Top Bugey, as; good as thew. One (1) new five-glass Landeau, in use but one month only, mace by a’ first-class manu- facturer of Philadelphia. | bargain. One (1) Coupelette, in use but one “month, made Ls ‘avery ni i 00 in first-class ordé iso, a very nice Coupe, irs ‘With an assortment of CAR! -RRIAGES and “BUG- GIES of my oy own manufact § go00 fecond- BUGGIES and. co Me HICLES, which will be sold very,low at m; Manufactory, Lee 412, 414, 416 14th st., corner feb12-4m ANDREW 3. JOYCE. BALETA Jot of fine, Singing OANA- Fae also MOGaiNG jitete GaN en A IRD CAC vay, at.the Buore 1138 ttn Prsveoveests f10- Ree ABOUT SHROHASING OR DISPOS- ARNE of A ACTS, HORSES an and, eir advan-' ‘have @ constant purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive romptattention, a ‘and satisfaction guar- anteed. WH. F- DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 11th st. Fe BALE, amt arrived from West Va. elant- cen HORSES, suitable for draught an represented. Apply 1208 O nw ted Mii Tepeepce poly ‘HUGH QUIGLEY. MEVERAL FINE, fA Oats very little in- ‘used, elu one Cy Cabinet net Grand, ‘Tth st. Fortale at bargains or ashy 3729 Teh AA oF SALE—Light BRAHMA EGGS and FOWLS; .00 for 13; Fowls joo ist del prenin stsiow tie ot Konig ow 936 Lousiana ave. 'USSELL’S ICE OREAM. All Varieties and Colors. Small CH, 'E RUSSE, 50c. di WINE SELEY, TEANGY © ai) Ra pr aND ‘TRY. Epping BING CAKES a Bry Now York ave ors pour ANY: NUR oar SSE HSE DISHES AN - LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRacT BEAT, teas success and & boca foe ee Sqinocs Briton Medical Joursa kee juin I ere ee Satie of CAUTION. Genuine only, with t ot **Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” Be es ie J Nt) SARSAPARILLA. Nothing Short of Unmistakable Benefits conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could inate, and, main the reputation which ‘a. compound renewer of vitalit ieee Ch ntien tones es up th vibe ae Forfor dor your tt Ee rit hae be rah ee saree wae anywhere. For sale by Z. D. GILMAN and dealers. feb16-coSt BROTHERS, Manrr's snp DEALEns, ist and Pa. ave. Gen' Kees 133 "5 gon oes, I Now OPENING— GENTLEMEN'S HATS for early spring wear. Also, new patterns for youths and children. TZ. ie STINEME' febl4 Hatter, 1937 Penna. ave. AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. ae have: oR arprs nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, sell at old prices for the Next Sixty pase Persons in want of GAS FIXTURES, or likely to want them soon, willsave 30 per cent. and get a article. E. F. BROOKS, 15th street, febll Concenan BuILprsa. as CELLULOID TEUSS AND SUPPORTERS B BREA’ NEVER WEARS OUT. AL WANS ¢ 3B OLtaRrand eas ie ee gaae ei Soe a wants of ady patrons. deckt WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE BIOOK AGENOY. Exclusive and_ direct Wires between Saaley in Weslinaton Sha Rew York oftecs: H. H. DODGE, A.@. woop, D No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washington, D. iO PRINCE & WHITELY, @rocx Broxzns, 64 Broapway, New Yor. 3,>- Sam General Partners. . Be Special. Seen — —— Orders in pang RROOLE, tt lm meer OVEROOLTS Bt. 1. Weeseees 45 20 Booms in No. ei No. 634 Dst.n. Ottoos in Siv 25g we aw and 498 La. ave. n.W., Desirable small Farm, 26 (5 acres, near Uniontown. house, water and ade. Rent low. IRABLEE ‘OiFiCRS stn 316 FST. N.W. 0 OUNGIRION of tho veal cokate market the country. Call and get a copy. Fo BENT. B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estare AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, EEE 516 516. I make no charge te landlords for ad: property, and keep it before the public cor mar I nave many of the finest building sites in the city for also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 10 869, 008. ‘Now is the time to buy: B. O. HOLTZMAN, febT 10th and F sts. n.w. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., St. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT amp) BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES; AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. A zoom, Brick, pow ballaing on 13th strost, be- tween Mand N- Small cash ae panes Bane ret on ‘Gapit pity fill, having the 6 Gap tal groun Yor sale with witusat bay eo and on, OF & il be builé to uit, ony on easy, MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. feb5 100 > 60.00 Ez 40.00 is ee 40.08 Hae Se 1158 16th 20.00 1313 E st. 50.00 2208 18th 16.08 x He ae ia 1419 D. 14-09 OSonsy Jans OBSERVATIONS om “NASAL CATARRH aND CATABRBHAL DEAFNESS.’ By slate member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 conta), apply to or address DB. WILLIAMSON, 13th stroot northwest. a og W Gilani houckenion for Household Goods for light housekeey2b: everything new and class: one ber Set, Dining-room and Ritcnen furniture. Call at 317 439 st. n.w., before (0 a. m., orafter 5 p. m. febl7-3t Fe SALE-On Excnavg Fon VACANT Gnouxn. New nine-toom HOUSE, with modern improve: ments: convenient to Patent Ofice, Capitol and Printing Oftice. Apply G. J. BOND, 406 Oth st. a RM FOR SALE.—Will sell at private sale, @ FARM, situated on the Potomac river, four mites below Alexandria, Va., containing about one hun- it a SALE, eoce ‘Amodera BRICK HOUSE, with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capitol and Government Printing’ Office. Price $1,200; emul cash payment; balance monthly. E. MIDDLETON, feb13-2w Real Fstate Agent, 15th and G sts. FICE AND DESK ROOM FOR RENT Low, in Le See Building. Apply JOHN a ABMS, Room No. 1! TORE TIXTURE s = FOR SALE, = fei ot 1724 Pennsylvania ave. mplete and hand- ; south front; with- For terms ay soa ap- 3-2w" it SALE OnEAr_—A very 001 somely finished HOUS. in few feet of Iowa Circle. ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. 0 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is 8cUms To Surt, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay. RB. O. HOLTZMAN, febT-tr 10th and F sts. n.w. HE NEW DWELLING, No. 1334 19a STREET, containing ten rooms besides furnace and bath room, coal cellar, pantries, closets, &c., can be pur- chased at a moderate. price. Terme, $1 000 casti, and $500 every six months; interest at 7 per cent. Aleo, two HOUSES on same square, for sale on easy ternis. Apply 47 Corcoran building. febb-2W* ARGAINS —A Great Bargain in a COT, 34,6395, to a 10-foot én ith nd T; Lot 36x15, on U st., ketween 1 natu t 16<100 on 19th st., bet Lot 51x! on 11th st., Saud 1: Lot 70x00, coruer sib and Sateend other fine lots, in any 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 conveni- ences; built and finished in the best of style—a rare bargain to an immediate customer. Also, a hand- some three-story press-brick House on H st., 7th aud 8th; 10 rooms, all modern convenienc aa in perfect order. Splendid chance fora | Win news man. Money to Loan, at 6, 7, and 8 pe ac- ig to amount want. ted gna Security. offdred. w charges. a Hieal Estate Avenis, 108 X stroot OR BALE. F 4537 I STREET N. W., Glegant new three story pressed brick REST- SEN E, with brown stone trimmings zs; contains eizhteen aa exclusive of bath, pantrie Btol rooms and law ‘has every improvement ished throughout in hard gods and in every resp re fin- thoroughly § bunt, ae janS sola at a great bi MONEY TO LOAN, Qn approved Real Estate Security, at lowest mar- ket rai THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F streetnorthweet. TO WM, H. MAIN, & BROS. St. “Gatos ee Hotel, corner 3d and Pennsylvaiit to buy, sell or excl se rty. Exchange specialty. SALE—BRICK HOUSI FS neighborhood of the new Tndsket, Houde, 803 803 z st.n-w., suitable for a business stand. Inquire 1729 ih sun.w. DENNIS FOGANTY. Jauv0-tmt M0O™¥ ToLoan— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, B. H. WABNER, 916 F st. n.w. ESTATE SECURITY 500 an: . Fpeaaiet 436 street northwest. TS LOAN ON REAL 81,500, 81,000, $800, ina = EDUCATIONAL. PRORERSOR, LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. Terms moderate. febl4-6t* ‘OWA CIRCLE SELECT GRADED SCHOOL, on the Public School Plan with Kindergarten, at 936 st. n.w. Next term commences February 9th. D. N. BROWN, Principal. feb6-2w* OCK HILL COLLEGE, Second Session verte PERU TE Isr, 1880. For particulars see catalogut aaa BROTHER AZARIAS, Jen27-1m President EVENING (CLASSES- Monday, Tuesday, Wed >A LATING Lege are nee ATHEMATIOS. 7 Preparation for Point, Annapolis. ite lessons at 14TH BT.—MWLLE V. PRUDEOAnCeS French january. in ecvance He: ENGLISH. College, Weat oie hours. A. at 708 Sei ss set New term in Jam TSHES FOLIOOE Rae eS School and ‘Thorough instracti from, first to" srammar Daily instruction in German given free. vormal department for ladies. ARK SEMINARY for Youn, and Tench. decll EGULABR “FRENCH SOnOGt FOR YOUNG Latin an dress CONDEON, Principal . FOULON ‘903 1 ioe et ae Tew.» corner of I. ” Private Lessons After ter Scliool Hi fours. Erospecon at Madame store, 1235 Pa. ave. ‘APLEWOOD eS sree VIL) M taney ‘Dust Yale or Hi: cs cy for or Harvs lents pre a8, jel? 7 SHORTLIDGK, AM, Painctpal. arene ze fancy a ec5-3mm._ feb12-6t 1527 Ist. northwest. TE ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN ae ae AND OPERA 1 .DES, as follows: 2-Buttor 3- bution, 8 $2 son, Be been ‘Button, 81.50. BEST SELECTED STOCK IN CITY AT J. P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 F street northwest. N. B.—Orders through telephone promptly filled. feb10 DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F 8ts., St. Cloud BUdg. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. OPEN TO-DAY, THREE HUNDRED DOZEN THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED CHEMISE. AT 25 CENTS EAOH. Prices of other Garments in proportion. EVERY ARTICLE A BaRGaIn. : DOUGLASS’, feb7 522-524 and 596 Ninth st. ‘ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at 4 J. H. VERMILYA's, 610 9th street. MM" L. P. JEANNERET, Or BararMone, 1107 Pennsylvania Will sell for one week o DSOME eva, BONNETS, rereiiines of cost, as she intends closing: for the season. Jan‘ CBS: 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 MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jan24 VALENTINES of all description. Miss BELLE LUCAS, DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. deolt ADIES’ SHOES—OF FIRST . THE ONLY IN THE Orry Ass MAKE TO ORDER AND KEEP AN ASSORTMENT, NABLE. a. eonons Lith st. n.00- HAMILTON, STREET. 11} . First-class work, at moderate prices. nova BOOKS, &e. ‘ENURE REFORM... UNDER THE THECOLOR ROMANCES) OF THE MIDDLE sPoHTING ADVENTURES IN FAR WEST— 8, Ot ds,91-25 MANCH, MaryE. Bryan 1.50 MANLINESS OF CHRISS—Thiomas Huwhes. 1.00 INTER-OCEANINIO OANAL,31. READINGS: PALL SOOHNALE OS DIARIES and JAMES J. CHAPMAN. feb16_MeTnovoriTaN Booxstone, 911 Pa, ave. EW PUBLICATIONS. aECee VOLUME MEMOIRS or MADAME DE TA MUSAT, iu Paper, 600. ‘Square, # 2135 2.25 1.50 MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, 1.25. MEM OER: OF PRINCE METTERNICH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS Se oervED AS SOON AS THE FINEST OUALaTTES ¢ ee STATIONERY A BOOKEEM aay AD STATON ER 5 Pa. Ith st. feb6 @ve., cor. 1. VALENTINES FOR 1880. ALENTINES FOR 1880. VALENTINES FOR 1880, Vv. 'INES FOR 1880. BUNDY'S IC The Justice’s Manuel of Siatute, Judicial and Elementary Law, ith appropriate Forms for the use of Justices of the Pei tables, Notaries Public, Commissioners, Lawyers and” Business un, by Chas. 8. Bundy, of the District of Culum- es io sol Jourt of ms spo} Sy, vol. 6. ste rhea’ |. Circuit Court Reports, ‘or sale aa Hi, MORRISON, SELLERS AND BTATIO! febs 4765 Pa. avenue. DK McCOSi NEW B00! THE EMOTIONS port “COMMUN TSA Ss by TL, Bind, 1.75; THE APHY OF PRINCE METTERNI CH, $5; E AMERICAN ALMANAO FO! » bane per, aoe cloth, $1.59. A new supply of A ‘errand ‘and ‘Earaest WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street PENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, — WER TH AND L STREETS N’W. hres education for real ite ts Sons and daviahters ‘he course a Spelling Com Proand nay Book ee Busta Prac: kkeepi a Hoes, Polt mony, 00 Law and Leo TAN( AR ee gates = ae ell an thone wishing fo be aualised for ug28-26w* THE TRADES IKBINPING. Bonen ear es omen tat an is carried on as heretofore. The 18 workmen are employed, and the work turned out will be in the * perior style which has always a aps 1012Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. RST TER szen sw7-Fine Printing » Specialy SPECIAL NOTICE. CLOTHING AT A REDUCTION nore TWENTY-FIVE PER ‘Those who are in want of BARE BARGAINS IN FINE, STYLISH AND WELL-MADE GAR- MENTS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL ON STRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Streets, WILL OFFER FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS exjau ‘HIS STOOK OF OVEROCOATS, DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, ‘Trifler. BOOTS AND SHOES. TERY HOUSEHOLD 120 pairs Ladies’ Kid Croquet Slippers, 60c worth at least 75e. 120 pairs Women’s Go au Zoe. 100 pairs Children's 8. H. Button, 7c Children’s and Misses! School Bhées, 50 6 Pa. BELBY, (aisen Bie Shoo), Pair Justh's Heel Plates eiven'awaye tobtd Jan22 SHOULD HAVE THEM. month hence will be wo ‘he Dest Bh School Shoe in town, at 914 and 191 EDUCTION at Pome ae ge ‘Men’s Hand-sewed Con: Guced to $4.75: Men's Han 86, reduced to 85; Men's French Calf, sewed Long Boots, 88, redu Hand-sews 85. Allother winter goods at corresponding reductions ake room for Spring Stock. BYHN’S SHOE Sréhe, Ter 1th feb5, ‘OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST are BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvanta avenue. Our Goods were all bought before the advance in proen at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST For THE Next 15 Days. We are selling a Gefi’s hand-stitched full Sootel aad fod a ‘Ara gyeryihing clo in iron W. H. WHEATLEY. . DYEING AND SCOURING, 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Gzoncerows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Bend your address. fev? Rr, HABITS E TO ORDER AFTER. LATEST ENG- SUITABLE CLOTHS IN STOCK. W. 8S. TEEL, fo8 Penne sen