Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MIONDAY... ..Febraary 23, 1890. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Zhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation mor than double that of any other daily paper gablished in Washington, and equal tothat of all the other daily papers here added to. getner. —_—_—_—_—_—_—oO ‘Tux Stan is connected with the wires of the Na- ean therefore be availed of in sending to THE Stan Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charge. These facilities are a great conve- niencé, and will be appreciated bythe customers of ‘Tue 87. Subscriptions will be received and duly,ac - Counted to the New York Herald Irish Famine Fund at the office of Tus Srar. A list, with name of contributor, former residence in Ire- land, present residence, and amount of subscrip~ tion, is now open. OO The Democratic Outlook. If the prominent democrats now gathered ia ‘this city from all parts of the country repre- Bent the feeling pervading that party with re- gard to the coming presidential election, then the republicans need not count upon meeting a disheartened foe in the coming contest. The lively degree of interest manifested in Jocating the convention is of itself an Indication of a _ spirit of hopefulness, and the expressions of the various delegations Mow here, betoken positive confidence in the Buccess of the party. These expressions Of confidence are not wildly uttered, nor based ‘upon a general sort of supposition that the party must win, because “it ought to.” On the con- trary, the leading democrats now in this city Seem totake a practical view of the political field, and they universally say their party can win if it ‘acts wisely.” It is apparent, from the Interest shown in locating the convention, and from the generai discussions with regard to democratic prospects, that the republicans will mot have a walk-over next fall. Thereis a Bpirit of determination in the democratic ranks to contest every inch of ground, and it can be Safely predicted that the democrats will take advantage of every mistake thelr opponents take. The democrats all agree that Grant is ‘the weakest candidate the republicans can nom- Anate, but the judgment of one political party as to what is best for its opponents never has any weight with the latter, and really cannot ‘be said to be entitled toany. The democrats believe they can derive considerable advantage from following in the wake of the republicans in the naming of a ticket and framing of a plat- form, and it appears fromthe general tenor of Conversation about democratic headquarters at ‘Willard’s that the course adopted by the repub- licans at Chicago will largely Influence the de- mocrats in the adoption of a policy. If the repub- licans shall nominate Grant then the democrats ‘will put up a civilian of good record and make the canvass in opposition to the third-term principle and in favor of maintaining the “ un- ‘written law of the constitution” and of adher- ing ‘to old land marks,” etc. Should Blaine be nominated some of the leading democrats express themselves in favor of putting Gen. Hancock at the head of their ticket and of “fighting the bloody shirt with a Union soldier.” Should Secretary Sherman get the nomi- nation it is possible that the democrats Would take a candidate from the west nd antagonize Sherman on his financial ideas. It isas plain as day, though, that the Gemocrats are full of courage and of hope, and republican leaders who anticipate an easy Nictory delude themselves. There is another leading sentiment that crops out in all the dem- Ocratic talk about Willard’s, and that is oppo- sition to Tilden. There is an evident disposition ‘among the democrats to watch the fleld care- fully, avoid blunders and take advantage of any Weak points of the opposition. The lesson taught by the present gathering of the clans Is ‘that the coming canvass will be a warm one. —--+_____ According to the Chicago Trivune Dr. D’Auger has found a specific for intemperance. The prescription is published so that everybody can have the benefit of it. Itis madeof red Peru- Vian bark (cinchona rubra) called by druggists “quill bark” because it is taken from the smali twigs about the size of a quill. One pound of this bark well pounded is soaked in a pint of diluted alcohol, and this fs reduced down to halt apint. For the first two or three daysa tea spoonful of this preparation is given to the patient every three hours, and after that the dose is reduced to a quarter-teaspoonfal, then to fifteen, ten and even five drops. Dr. D’Auger has cured, so it is claimed, 2,306 cases of intem- Perance, and has never failed in a single in- Stance. The cure is usually effected in from Seven to fifteen days, though thirty days are fequired in extreme cases. This remedy is said to remove the appetite for intoxicating drinks, and it is thus that the permanent cure is effected. This is certainly a very simple and cheap remedy, and one that can be tried with- Out any possibile harm being done to the patient, even if no good is accomplished. —_-++-_____ ‘The record of fires in 1879, as published in the Insurance Chronicle, shows such an increase in losses that it may compel the underwriters to increase premiums in order to protect them- Belves. This increase in the aggregate losses over the preceding year causes very general Surprise, as it was supposed that the numerous improvements in machinery and appliances for preventing and extinguishing fires would pro- duce a decrease in the record of destruction. $64,315,000 in 1878, an increase of $ 20 percent. The loss to the insurance compa- ies was $4,164,700, against 836, 35,300, or over 21 percent. Of the Whole number of fires, more than one-third ‘Were in structures such as are insured only upon special risks. - ‘The produce firms, farmers and butter makers ‘Benerally of the country are making a united effort to suppress the trade in oleomargarine. ‘Profit is made out of this counterfeit butter by Imposing it upon people as the genuine article. ‘To prevent this the various state legislatures are urged to enact laws requiring that all sem- Dlance of butter shall be labelled in distinct Jetters, describing its character. Then the pur- Chaser cannot be imposed upon, and if he wants oleomargarine it 1s his privilege to buy It. ———_—_--_____ ‘The discovery of rich petroleum deposits in Germany, Austria and Russia, threatens to de- Stroy the profitable foreign market for our American production of oi. In the Caspian ‘basin a flow of 28,000 barrels per day has been Geveloped, and the product ts rapidly increas- ing in Galicia and Hungary. The European capitalists;are readily supplying all the money necessary to develop these new oll regions. A movement for the erection of a monument In Wall street to George Washington was Btarted by the New York Chamber of Commerce on Saturday. Just why the Wall street people Should set up Washington as their patron saint 1s not apparent, unless because he could not teil alle, —_—+re —___ ‘The anti-third term papers are improving the ‘Occasion to moralize upon the lofty patriotism exhibited by George Washington in saying “no” ‘When at the end of his second term as Presi- Gent he was asked to accept arenomination. It 4s thought that this patriotic appeal will be rather thrown away upon Messrs. Cameron, Conkling & Co. ——~-—____. Because Western Reserve butter 13 advertised Yor sale in Vienna as one of the luxuries im- Ported into Austria fromthe New World the Cincinnati Commercial says that Ohio products 88 well as Ohio men are “on top.” — OFF: SELLING OFF! ohare tapas NO FANCY PRICES. ‘Buttons, Fringes and Laces in endless varicty, Girect from the manufacturers, W. M. BROWN, 817 Market Space. MNANTS. R® Having just finished stock-taking, Det rr Our counters ALL OUR REMNANTS, wwittguontt and price on each piece. ies will find a grest many useful ends in this lot of ‘of goods, which we now offer at such prices as will insure quick sales. One price only. Five per cent. off for cash. Ww. M. be it ed @ SONS, feb23-3t Penna. avenur. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ LADIES’ GOODS. Waa colored Lae wn, Porter. Palais Royal, 1117 Pennsylvania Wares iW cs HOLLANDER BROB., Tat? Pouneylvania a = mi ee Rea pe == === county recommended. Apply3it' ‘othe st., Montrose Dairy. ‘OTWITH! ae THE AD- vance on cigeety Woollen ane we or offering «reat bargains = Men's wih ‘Suita close the stock. Cassime ary? @, 12. Fine Dress Suite § 13, oe 4 ite from $2.50 upwal Gad Coats at halt value. Boy's Broken Suits, ‘one-half price. ‘For bargains go to SELBY'S, feb33 11914 and 1916 Pa, are. |HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York, have paid, through their agency in this city, to the heirs of Geore fartin, ceased, the claims under policy 1 ‘No. 5,625, a8 foi- Amount of poli 000 of a ae “* ** post mortem additions.. Total YOUNG & MiDDLETOW, ‘Corner 8th and. Se" For the facts in the case of Gen. Fitz-John Porter read 31, nts, ats. Dw. POPE’S VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN AND PORTER'S PART IN IT. By Gen. F. J. Lirrirt, In the Atlantic aes for September, 1873. 35 Cents. TUE CAMPAIGN OF THE ARMY OF VIR- GINIA, by Gen. Guo; H. Gonpox._ 1 vol. 8 vo : jaughton, Osgood Pee Reo i Eu : ee feb23-3t ROBERT BEALL, Washington. Wis HAVE THIS DAY soid our Stock of CnOCEBIES: and the -will of our busi- ir kinsmen, WILLIAM H. McELFRES! win TANT B. PALMER and WILLIAM L. SEO ERLE, who will hereafter conduct business at ‘the ls place, in the firm name of ‘‘Jackson & Oo.” Having been for some years past in our employs we feel assured that the new firm will continue to feats the generous patronage that has been so kind- Ie bestowed upon us fornsarly. half a century. T! leath of our senior partner makes it necessary thi we should have an early settlement of all unpa ios a and for that purpose we shall retain our it i oe bao Penney Yana avenue n.w., where leased to see our old friends and cus- Gaon SeureeRr: Surviving Partners of the firm of Jackson, Brother oo ent? Shall earnestly en- deavor tomerit the confidence and continued pa fronage of the many friends and customers of the Wil. H. McELFRESH, Wat, D: BeUs ERLE. Washington, D.0-1 38d Febe 1880. feba3-at* Krew THYSELF. The untold miseries that result from indiscretion in early life may be alleviated and cured. Those who doubt this assertion [should purchase the new medical work published by the Y MEDI- CAL INSTITUTE, Boston entitied Pit SOLENCE F LIFE ,or, S9ELF-PRESERVATION. Exhausted vitality, nervous fore physical debility, or vitalit; impaired by the errors of youth or too close applica. Hon to business, may be restored and manhood ‘Two hundredth edition, revised and enlarged. just published. It is a standird medical work, in the English language, written by ya phiaicls siclan of great experience, to whom was awal fs jeweled Pedal bY the National Medical Assoolations ft contains beantiful and very expensive ensray- ‘hree hundred pages, more than 60 valuable Pigscripticns for all foot ef provalling. discase tie Fesult of many years of extensive and successful practice, either one of which is worth ten times the price of the book. Bound in French cloth; price ay 1, sent by mail post paid. London Lancet says:—‘‘No person should be wilt thigyaluable book. ‘The author is a noble efact An illustrated sample sent to allon receipt of 6 cents for postage. The author refers, ‘by permission, to Jos.8. Fisher, 3 ident; W. I. P. Ingraham, vice president; W. aine, Gauntt, M:D, R. BR. orconnell -D.:R. H. Klin , R. ‘Lynch, M.D... and ‘A. faculty of ne Philadel phia University of pete and Surgery ; also the faculty of the American Uni- versity of Philadelphia ; also Hon. P. A. Bissell, M. D., president of the National Medical Association. Adaress Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st. Boston, Mass. ‘The author may be consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience. feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. LOBE STEAM, LAUNDRY, 00.149, German street, near Howard street, Baltimore, Md., dovali kinds of LAUNDMMING.” New Shirts, 3" tels, and Steamboats. febai-aw* J HOOPING, COUGH, | CROUP, COUGHS, Throst, &c., cured by BOGERT'S VEG- ED. "ABLE COUGH Si 'RUP.| Free from all narcotic poisons; only safe remedy for children.» For aaie all druggists. feb21-3¢* 0 BE IN THE FASHION you must provide yourself with a package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. @#-25c. for a half pound. ARTHUR NATTANS, Prasmacier, feb21 14th and I sts. and 94 and D sts. .w. ARE BARGAINS IN SEWING MACHINES. Wien biap p Leaf aud Drawers. aoe & Domestic iniproved Shuitia, Remington, latest Lmproved. ‘These Machines are as yood as ni for three years. Call at once and secure bargains, at OPPENHELMERS, 548 9th st., cor. Fin.w., : Sr. GLoup BurLpixe. Instructions given free of charge. Renting and Repairing a specialty. G48, DOOKS, feb21-3t BLINDS, MOULD- INGS, BRACKETS, MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. Just before, and during the first advance in build- ng qnaterials, I bought lange quantities of POORS, ASH, BLINDS and MOULDINGS and LUMBER, Which’ stock I am enabled to offer at a small ad- bove the lowest prices of last sewon. Orders for INSIDE SHUTTERS, SEGMENT or CIRCLE HEAD BAS! AISED "MOULDED DOORS, Odd work of tng Lind. either ta PINE, WALNUT, CHERRY or ASH, furnished at the shortest notice: ‘The public are invited to examine my stock. rry Colman will be pleased to see his old friends. Call, examine stock, sak for prices and be convinced that for low prices, good stock, prompt- ness in delivery, the place is the SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OF THOMAS W. SMITH, feb’ im_C THE TRAYMOKE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Gas in all the rooms. OPEN PERMANENTLY. M. E. HOOPES. feb20-co26t PAPER HANGINGS. § No. 836 exe, 628 5. MOULDING IN GILT # AND ) CHERRY, PIGIURE WIRE, HOOKS, N Nb PICTURE HANES, WINDOW SHADES. At Free Art Gallery’ MARKRITEI'S New Store. feb20-3t* No. 626 Est. n.w. OFFICE H. B. CLAFLIN & CO., NEW YORK, Fesrvary 18, 1830. MESSRS. LANSBURGH & BRO.: GENTLEMEN: As per your letter of yesterday, we this day ship your BUNTINGS held by us since last November— quite a difference in the price of the goods then and now. Yours, respectfully, (Copy of original.) FRANK 8. EVANS. 500 YARDS BEST ALL-WOOL g bone 29 ROLLA BUNTING AT LESS THAN LAST ‘oul tee luded to sell them OE vi yelOre’ eee aon CENTS PER YaRD. LANSBURGH & BRO., feb20-6t 404 and 406 Seventh st. eee omanniene ion OBEAM. wae SEAT ‘BANOY REPPING CARERS ret cou Tork ave OQn= WEEK MOBE. Entire Stock of MILLINERY, FAN Fy GOODE ARD EXD: At and below cost, FOR CASH, Prior to opening of SPRING GOODS March 1. MME. M. J. HUNT. Hos. 691 and 683 D Street. 1 Colors. 50c. dozen. PIES amp ANTED—! Man of fair education a BITEATION, alaty Bok not no much an object as J.M.M., office. 2 ee War BOTTLES—5 to fheednon SHOO! (OOM Ae HENTZOG, near Imperial Hotel, 1391-1899 'ED—A good RSE GIRL; must hav ver rents: Urine best recommendations: Apply at pat alt t 7 I st.n.w., between 0 and 10 Tuesday ‘ANTED—BY: Tenponnible pa ities a aa ae LEGS a reasonable ‘amount. p ir. mee Sof Fiano, HX) Star off feb23-2 ANTED—On or after March Ist, SITUATIONS: for two Girls—one as cook and the other as \bermaid and ANTED Bye eae tat ao Tath st nw. "ANTED—$8100 cash down will be given for a peste in any of the Goversment ce tae ments as messenger or Watchman. Address @. D. Hi, Btar office. feb25-61" ANTED—By a young Lady, who will W ferocntimontiign a goverment Postion HON paying g40. Addreas HJ. Wantareonts Bonnovwe 8200, with interest for Board will be table Rooms and gixon in a delightful Rouse. Address, with fall fnme, RESIDENT, City P-0. feb23-3t* WANTED BY two respectable colored Girts SIT- UATIONS—one to cook in rivate family, and one to do_ general pouse nek y reference. Addrees Box 8, Star office. WANTED Byawidow Tady with one child a small HOUSE, of ‘not more than elx rooms, between 1th and sth ts. and Pennsylvania ave. and Lsts.n.w. ress, stating germs, Box 105, Star office, feb23-6t" ‘ANTED, Some respectable person to ADOPT W 0 children—boy one year old. the other a font ens old. AD ly PATRICK NOO! NEN. Get. Wet and 2d, F and G ete.new feb23-3t* ANTED To Rext_A SECOND FLOOR, un- furnished, with bathroom on the 5 tion between Fst. to New York ave. ,w-1 preter & place with no children; rent must be moderate. ‘Address Box 35, Star office. feb23-3t" white MAN to go miles in! country; one that mdorstends milking ‘and. the ‘care of] horses. fere! Te- nired: | Address or call on F. L. ML. BAYNE, Baliey's | Roads, Fairfax co., feb23-8 ANEED to bays DEUE STORE. Address Box 68, Star feb21-2t" Wass CANVASSER. Address, KEN- Star o! feb21-2t American House. b21-3t ANTED—TO RENT—HOUSE with + rooms: location between 4th and 9th and E and M sts. n.w.; must be low rent. Address A. H. J., Star office, stating full particulars. fepai-at* WARTED — Practical, Farmer, and ee from New York wishes ane pe Foreman or Manager on 8 gentleman's place references. Address A. HELVIN, Hi tacilion Be Geo. Co., Md. feb21-3t* Wy antEps SITUATION by a respectable per- ‘800 a8 cook or housekeeper in Washington or oe comin or a crest. WEA head ‘COOK imumeniste 7 at the i make the in reserves, rh wi rere 4 ‘Best of ref- 69 German et., Baldi. more, 2 feb20-dolm* Warr ‘and colored COOKS, CHAM- BERMAIDS, NURSES, and ottier belp. Fanilies illes furnished Licensed OF: 24, Federal Building, corner 7th and F. hie eo PRICE & CO. febl0-17t* R RENT—To a iieman, a well- Smeg HOUM en second hoor, gas and Are; @1, na. ave. JFOR RENT ROOMS, faraiahod or unturned, ra, “orins smoderate Apply Not 18h Baaee st., Georgetown, z aes well-furni Neng communi- ating ROOMS on, 2d floor no two om 8d oar in a private family. Trorms SlOeach. 712 Uth st n.wW. feb23-2¢' ‘OR Finis oy teeta ety suite of aexocm a iy 3 Bit Soe gage tar nn Bere iret-clase, $15 per month. ae C RENT—That very eee f &. 3. WP. oe et Te oth a nei im \OR RENT—A new HOWSE, No. 204 5th st.s.e; 9 Fooms, all modern improvements. Bent SS aol. lars. Inquire at corner feb21-3t* LAO pe Op bes Key next doce tuorth) 40s month. fobaT Se OR RENT—4 Unfurnished ROOMS, on ae cris with gas water, bath end closet; $15 in advance, at No. 1755 ze oo ‘OR RENT—Elegant RESIDENCE = the Ge Bene a Sop oor nae aes Apply ita path st pa : 1300-820 per mon! i We 10 12 o'clock a.m. ey gebial- ‘OR RENT_BRIOK HOUSE, No-727 Ss 2, thorough repair, with nine rooms and range, an deny okey at 2004 Gat OR RENT A well-located and = vi Fe RDING HOUSE, No.. Sty Beat am, vaca ant March Rent 885. B. i. el, 10 Ft. fe Fe RK RENT—Two beautiful, large bright ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished: above the Hamilton, and neur Thomas circle. 1129 14th st. Private family. References exchanged. feb21-3t* Fe RENT-STORE and DWELLING, 614 9th st opposite Patent Ofice. Store lately ‘beon im- Ber made attractive. Inquire A. EB- ake &'SONS" Blove ntore, N18 Tih se febaL Ste ‘OR RENT—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES; By hall, water and Rhode Island ave, bet tween, 7th an 1. W. rug store oncorner. ‘Apply at o.1100 Esta IW corals a5 st. KR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, on sec- ‘ond floor; bath-room on same floor; wit ve Fented. ea SIDE, ont ren House has all m laces south. No cuiecaan to light hou ronsekeeping- ‘Kony 1225 Net. n.w. 21-3° FS RENT—A seven room, two-story Brick DWELLING, havin: yet sink, water-closet, iF near ¢ Coles bia raliwa ? being a 60T 10 st tees : $i. HOMER, agent, S19 7en st Sebatcet FOR, BENT FIRST FLOOR, Parlor and Bod- opm: handsomely furnished also ‘Parlor, aud two. Bed-rooms, communicating, second. fl single rooms are. and small; all modern con’ jences; first-class furnished in ee house. 103 G'st. feb21-61 n.W. en rooms, near Colum- 15 to good ter Ad- x 38, Fo RENT—FRUIT and DAIRY FARM, withia hres miles of city; perfectly healthy and de- rable; good buildings and reut low. ‘Apply 1141 Strat W., 10 to 12 o'clock a.m. ROR PENA, BRASS, SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED ROPERTY—Two ACKES: OF LAND on Prospect st., near Lincoln ave l- Joining the city. "Apply 1220 O at-n.w. feat se (OR RENT—Delightful ROOMS, with southern and western exposure, at 1027 Vermont ay., near Herberson Bauare: ear thi org JOHN HOOVER, New Jersey ave., TED—Y ‘choose a SEW- ot ane MACHINE f omit 18 ditterewt Kinds, Any 6 Rot Ba ect, shange for any other. Renting Mo- Eo aaa re oS QV Sica Bestng ‘TS RIOGE'S Piece o soda fining avenue. w. sane a Fa. tre or ficmus’ Hoos Bro. & Oo. ney adel iTED—STEAM OARPET Ee al W ‘york guaranteed on OBAOE'S, 616 Louiai- ave. BOARDING. NAIL FURNISHED ROOMS, ond Hu 2008; Convenient to cars. Table BOARD. .W sereeen M aud x a n.W. feb19-6t ENT—Furnished ROOMS: a Tear irat- oa Re and cold water; TABLE BOA! Clase. 332 Indiana ave., fronting Judiciary Bay ‘Terms moderate. Cea OR epee HOUSE ponthiwest corner of 18th and K sts. n.w., with la den and all modern improvements, will be rented low to 8 per- Tanent tenant. febiT-Sw ‘OR RENT—519 13th st. nw., two handsomel: F furnished SPURS OF ROOMS; ‘all modern im: rovements; first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. 4-3 (OR RENT OR SALE— =e BRICK DWELLINGS, 97 rooms, ‘with all mod. imps., Nos. 1822 and NGS, Oe . ;Fent 830—open. TO GHMBTER, B19 Tih ete OY Teme BOO one Fae RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north Ast., near Capitol, containing 8 rooms aud basement; rent 818. Inquire 123 north A st. Jjan31-4w TROARD NG FUR onED ROOMS, communi- cating or single, with BOARD; near street cars. 1336 I st. n.w., opposite Franklin Park. _feb23-3* RENT—Large ROO: ell furnished. on sec- Fon floor, with BOARD; 1338 New York avenue. Location very central and very desirable. _f21-1w* (OR RENT—With or without BOARD, two or three ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. ; referances ex- changed. fel b21-6t* FOE BENT With, BOARD, in aprivate fami iponva sad exivabto locality, on line cf ser "u exposure ant 4 care; 2501 Pennsylvania ave. feb18-6t" OR RENT—Ful ROOMS on second floo! With BOARD, in & private family, near dey park: ments and cars. Terms moderat feb12-12t" first class Hotel Eoard, for: ene House! and every way desirable. HE LOOMIEL HOUSE, 612 Gree is one OF the conest and best” conducted’ woerala ing houses in the cit seats dated at ressonabie LOST AND FOUND. OST—Sunday afternoon, in Georgetown, a white TAVA BHEASTEIN. Ih a pain Gord ‘ettinue. A reward will be given if left at 93 Dunbarton st., Georgetown. Lite Friday, Hebruary 20th, Gold Maltese Cross WATCH 01 inder ‘will be Herally re by leaving Me at KELLY & OH ER- ris ‘8, 716 D st.n.w. foun oe LSebetetncss, Fob, Tihs White iad HETEER, 3 years old; tar mark on left P- rd if, f returned at 201 Vir- Hina ave. JNO. KEANE. Litre ‘White CAMEO RING. Fall price of jing paid if returned to 0. 8. DRURY, 519 Lan ‘Thursday afternoon, between Hand I and 2st sts., a Di ‘and 16th iamond Solitaire RIN the finder will return the game at thie Office he will be rewarded. feb20-3t* FOR SALE. SALE—The two-story BRICK COT LAGE Gn thenbathiuest comes ct Sian oor ee a No. 800 Mount Vernon Place. For terms inquire on premises. feb23-co3t" ‘OR SALE—A handsome antique DESK, one jaundred years old, at McLAIN mnsylvania a ve. over 1723 OR SALE—Just arrived from rae “Vinginia 22 HORSES, suitable for dranght, @riving and end die. Ail tod Teg Horses warrant 5080.66" JOHN HARRISON, 236 10th st. n.e. OR SALE—One pair BAY HORSES and two FAMILY CARRIAGES. Will be sold cheap. AINE ‘at 608 Penneylvania ave., oF atc; G. AN’S, cor. 15th and I sts.n.w. SIV FOR SALE A VERY LIGHT BREW- STE, ingle seat, Top Bugsy, 38 wood as ‘One (1) new five-glass Landeau, in use ; but one month only, made, by @ first-class manu- facturer of Philadeipbia. A bare: One (1) Coupelstte, in use but one ae made the same maker. Also. a very nice ice Coure, in first-class With kn. assortm CARIIAGHS and BUG- GIES of d BuaGiES ‘and. ot er VEWTCL ee neornde hand BUGGIES and other_V! EMS BY og ier 414, 416 Rea rans eet ‘n.W. febia-tm AnERRVSE sGtial B BALE A Tet of ane Bing, IES algo MOORING pai ROR GS CAGES, &c., 1183 7th st. evieonr: ied Ping orc ABOUT TURGHARING O on DISPO! ing of Ce errs HORS! [ARNESS, ‘will find it to their ree Tage tocall’on mg, se have a constant demand for the same. Aisle Seer canis aman, ee ae toed. Wa DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 ae SEVERAL ttle Sani aa one STIRFY Os! COR Gr for ralo at for cash at 723 7a. AE ‘SALE—Light BRAHMA ee me FOWLS; Ee $2.00 for 13; gw inthis at. 2 . Stock Eee im at show in this city. to W. 996 Louisiana = -im* ave. ISTABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON OOLLAAt ATS oe NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED stock of UnredeemedPledges, consist- For our large nee ot WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and JEWELRY. Custom Mads CLOTHING, BREECH an MUZZLE LOADING GUNS, REVOLVE ‘MUBIOAL INSTRUMENTS. aS and J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, febit 1007 7th street northwest. ‘CUNNINGHAM, HATTER, has reoolved way Block. "Now wr ie Hate i e RB RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- PERSONAL.> ‘QUR FUTURE TO A OERTAINTY.—Skep- tical folks may have their doubts, but, never- theless, there are many citizens who will readily endorse the statement that MADAME ROSS, doc- tress and astrologist, No. 402 2d st. n.w., has won a most remarkable reputation. Any oné visitin, her will find her au expert ad reliable exponent her profession. feb2L TA GENDEE of the BANK BOOKS stolen from 1707 1 n.w., on 11th of December last will re- turn them to the Teller at Rises & Co.'s Bank, $10 ‘will be paid and no questions asked. feb: MES. 2,2; ANDERSON, the well-known es ‘Test and Business Medium, of San Franc qormeriy'< ca sow York city, is N rare PaEna TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oF LIFE. All business confidential, ‘Ladies and Gentlemen st., bet, 4th ‘and Sth ste.n.w. aN PATOR PRAMINES TITLES porta aw > ople, with abetracks ot eee a 0b 10 10 ways in before 9 and from 3 to 6." jli-lgme PROFESSIONAL. WEN M. LONG, M. D., res) moepectaly tenders bis services to the citizens of Washing- ton asa Physician and Accoucher. He offers an $aperionce Of many, years’ practice in the Malari Regions of the South and He may be found at all hours of the fay and nicht at his ofice and residence, No. 1446 N street n. professional business. All calls left on his lato punctually attended to. feb18-1m* 'OOT SURGERY, CORNS. Bunions, Diseased Nails. Chilblains, Vascular Ex- cresences, &c. DIt. WHITE'S nineteenth con- secutive year of ractice in Washington, D.O. His establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania. Srentie, opposite Willard’s Hot, is Ceeerere! by the elite of the world. Office fee 81 per vi feb5 ETURNED.—J. HH. JOHNSTON, 8 moderate. Pure Silver, Gas istered. o1 reference. feb3 DD NEISENBORN, Dentix, removed 19410 00h 87 £0 810 S eon, TEETH on the! vor sot, and all operat ral ‘Tee at reasonable prices. Ex- Hracting, 60 cent decl6 B. aI. LS ROR, DENTIST, No. 725 lava ‘ven, for the pi Dro 919 7th street northwest, Beau pened DUKE, Res 60 cents. PIANOS AND ORGANS. TIEFF PIANOS.—Highest honors Paris Ex- position Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Seo Oye igen D.O. Boudoir “the Artist's Plano, defies com| 0 Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach fer fit —— Mand tho unrivaled Beioubet ; ied one Agaw’’ febl?_ 788 Tth st. m6 Gana ft. ue fifa and Uj its-—full pie wutifu cerns pright ly nt Mie act on, oy papa Poco ‘Rosewood, used, ae a aaron for cas! experiance nd std opatrsArct-clase ANOS mare ORGANS: AT PRICES THAT DE- The Btieff competi- aoe REY 7 T. NIMMO & CO., feb13. 410 1ith st. n.w. Sag eae eon * PIANOS, doc8-fm__ EOE ew. A 027-6m_ iT 1s ot.0s fow Goors above Paav. \OTOGRAPH COPIES A. McINTIIRE, * E. ous wstrest, oppanite Masoaic Temple. For Rei Rent, 116 st., Geo. rag 2 i ze : aN! ‘2 small gumas always on tnd to LOAN ‘at seo OBR RENT. F A new treostory, hiss rons BRIO D WELL: eratory, nine ro - ING, with all modesh = 2504 CAROLINE ST. A neat six-room, press brick front ‘HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. 1423-1425 NEW YORK AVENUE N. Luge and, handsome STORES, wil be rented singly or made communicating. Desirable OFFICE ROOMS, in the best business sections ue the city. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., feb21 1223 F street northwest. ‘OR RENT—By R. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. No.23 1536 st.n.w. it No 415 13th st. Sek 1Trooms, bath 60 cE Suitcman ba Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public conatantly. I bave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60.000. Now is the time to buy. R. O. HOLTZMAN, feb21 10th and F sts. n.w. EAL ESTATE BOLEETIN eee a WAGGAMAN, 519 Seventh street. ‘Wednesda; ys and Saturdays.) eee Houses For Sale. e8-0-5f-D» tn W. ras 2 6 18. an Ping eke rs 329 T1th at -30 +30 Fst. +30 ‘ith ‘30 Wet. T st. aq Bee SSSeReESSE 388: 83334 38 BEES SB ceeeeesece 3388 The sbovsis only & ama part of the proper rentand ato on my books. For complete bulletin py ey plat and pee ‘of each a which can be had on application at my offloe, or te sent by mail if desired. aa Loans, 2,000, 81,000, 8600, at 7 per cent. READ STATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Bt. Cloud Building, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUB RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRICES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. At sonia Bee Pow ui tine on aes tween and payment: balance | 2 feb21 is,a0." € FOR BENT. Store, 631 Store: 631 Tipeeasw 100 Btore, 1911 7th et. n-w. 16 HOUSES. 12. Jat st. n.e.. 12 rooms... 860 -, 9 rooms, mod. 26 Hine hotlse near Howard University, 18 23, 25 1417 10th st., 5 rooms. 18 162 F street'n.e., 7 roo! 20 isth st. s.w.," Treoms.. 1B 1214 94th st. 1a 2209 12th st., 10 95 Myrtle st. 10 1313 K st.s.6. 8 Gall tor our iist of Property for rent and for “sale. We have some ble Houses in exchange for desirabie Lot MONEY.TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. JOR RENT. B. H. WARNER, 916 F Srneer Norrawesr. =r 408 1323 1328 1106 30 Cae 30 901 28 820 25 3ep 30 ae ey 1426 8 fos Tet i aren" Most. n. 15 Goed Bones, 1232 16 shade. Rentlow. ‘DESIRABLY OFFiOKS IN 810 FST. H.W. ‘The Real] Estate Review, published st ‘office wetaohenn cr aeaent ae condition. of” the iarket Sci “4 Ee i ? a Ft 5 ° ee etances RO <I hy R SALE—The best CIGAR STAND cast Fite cunt ee ae eas to PS Touasias, Waste te ‘exchange, the useof ara for DESK HOOM in ith or F sts. BSALE~—. persain, f ‘octave SANG! Ex for a small room. a era Seo Ost. feb23-3t* HE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GROCERY STORE, located in the noctiers part of the ay nae: an excellent cash trade, can bo Syl with satisfactory security, Box by, Star office ieontse 0 LOAN, T "MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix UIT, At 6 7 and © per ‘cent. No Delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 0th and F sts. n.w. heat offer, AMERICAN to 1876; 18 vols. ; bound feb23-tr VOR RALE—To the hi CYCLOPAEDIA, 18% in she rder. Address PLATO, in sheep ekin; in perfet order. ress BLATY Gore WESTOWil sal tS Daneain Three. story BRICK HOUSE, ten all m rooms, mcigborhood improvements , northwest: in J. a SLL BARK, Room 30, Le Droit Building. OR SALE—A LUNCH and MILK BUSINESS, pear to severel government department would Exchange for Vacant Lot. | Apply at 1 2G st. n.w., between 8 and 11 a.m. and 2 and 4 p.m. PGE, SALE, Welllocated BUILDING LOTS upon long credit to parties who will improve without delay. 1. Pennsylvania ave., cor. 2lst st. n.W., fronting 60 tect on the avenue by 136 on 21st st; ot hw Bear the cor. ef P, 66 feet front by 98, Pe side alle: st bet. 24th dnd 25th sts,, 18 feet 7 inches front by 100 deep, toan alley. A’ judicious outlay upon the above mentioned lots wi prove a remu- nerative investment. feb21- FITCH, FOX & BROWN. 'ANTED—Eleven Thousand second-hand clean W iiticw cheap” State lowest cash price and Addrees . 0. Box 621, Georgetown, D. C. 8 ,000 TO LOAN—On first-class Washington city 7 per cent. mortgages. Ad: are feb20-3t___-708.S. Washington Square, Phila. 1 AOAN Op, real crtate—no, delay; money in end 66,000, 94,000, 83,00 eal Hekate Broker, feb20-6t" ae fete w.,under Nat. Met. Bank. XCHANGE.—I have several large and well- located RESIDENCES to exchange for unim- where. feb: : or city property. P. Real Es ate Broker, AS ibn et. LW. . under Nat. feb20-6t px TNERSHIP WANTED cin a Wholesale Gom- mission House, by a New York gentleman hav- 1g an extensive acquaintances in ing a large trade to. an Al house vith bartels ‘Address 0. F JONES, Bar ofles. Fo ae CHEaP—A modern BRICK HOUS! ‘with basement, 6 rooms; convenient to Capitol and Government’ Printing Office. Price $1,200; small cash payment; telance ae TON, E MIDDLE feb15-2W _ Real Estat Avent, 16th and G ata. ¢ SALE Crear A very complete and hand: ely finished HOUSE; south front: with in few feet of lows ‘Circle. For terms and key ap- ply — 1812 12th st. febi3- AINS.. Spices t Bargain in 8 LOT. 34-639 eS ae Lot 36x1 between 1 in ‘and ati Los 1Gxi00 on Toth Sivan? ‘on 1ith st., bet. 1 size wan’ Der foots Also, a nice Property th 10 rooms, all modern conv ences ; built cena Sinishied in the best of stylo—s rare bargain to an immediate customer: a hand- tome three-story ress. brick House on Hst., bet. 7th and 8th; 10 roo! foo fioeaiet oy 8, all modern conve enienced, and “Briendid chance fora bu fae Money to a ana per cent., ac- % to atmount wanted and security offered. cl BURFORD & O0., febS Heal Ketato Agents, 108 2 nireot yw. WM. H. MAIN & BROS., St. corner $d and Pennsylvania ave. Pery” Hxohahge specialty: fansetint Mo%z* TOLOAR— AT LOWEST RATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, B. H. WABNER, 916 F st. n.w. 10 TOAN ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY- tN amaheet otc oad iimbdint__sadisd trot north EDUCATIONAL. Ag LADY TEACHER OF PENMANSHIP WILL ive instructions to a limited number of pupils file ‘reside ees. ‘Terms moderate. "Address Bok 62, Star oftice patie ttn PyorEseOR LABROOUE, 728 13th st., native ctor, , Paris. Privat e Frencl es and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. TebTo ot OCK HILL OOLLEGE, Exticorr Crry, ‘Second Session begins F SEBNUARY 1 ‘ier, 1880. For particulars see AZARIAB, Jan27-I1m President. VENING, Cio tioseaak, oe 7, Wed. aah, Bo par ia ont, iY, F ric 7 to 9 o’cloc! inadvance LATIN One ENGLISH: “MATHEMATIOS. - Prepataten fat Col we Rivas, lessons at Sth street other Rouse: (BW. ELVA aM nw. jan24 910 wee ete: PRU OMMES Class hone pry m. Era ri ana 6 p. = Hows rivate instruction. advantages mupils, adults ‘and children Verbe a idlonis orally an practically taught: "Visitors on Thuredays, at 8% p.m. “Office hours im tol p.m Terme mondrate: deci? Pes’ SEMINARY for horoueh fae ioe es and ne Qraaas Or SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At 7 Otte Trevise, Paris. M. WILLIAN’S, {feb16)_ 907 Pa. ave. w= ARE SELLING GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES IN BLACK, PROMENADE AND OPERA 2-Button, 750. 3-But 1. %4-Button, @, 25. aie bE A 3, -onders through tephone prom fe. fel DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F 8ts., Bt. Cloud BVda. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS FOR A FEW DAYS LONGEB. OPEN TO-DAY, THREE HUNDRED DOZEN THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED CHEMISE. AT 25 CENTS EACH. Prices of other Garments in proportion. Every ARTICLE A Bancam. DOUGLASS’, feb7 522-594 and 526 Ninth st. jy SEMI xa’s LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’s, febs 610 9th street. ME. P. SJEANNERET, 1107 Passlets Soon praia, lige c= RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOops, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of jan2 VALENTINES of all description. M 18S BELLE LUCAS. DBESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLOES, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. 7 ‘Will sell for one week on! HANDSOME FRENOH BONNETS, rdless of cme ae ‘as she intends GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. deoll ADIES’ SH‘ FIRST OLASS. Li ONY EN IN THE CITY. AND KEEP AN ASSUBTMENT, PRI REASONABLE. OES a. ers. RESSMARING. Redes as HAMILTON, First-class work, ite prioes. novia BOOKS, &e. ‘EW BOOKS. Life of Alexander put 5 itd celebrated Im- Thousite on, Great Sys 1.25. ‘The Maniinoss of 6 Christ,” by “Hughes 61. Ationt Grant, by John Le Swift, Ble” His Atabeoty Matai 2g comtniote seeertinent of Lenten. Books, ju and complete arsortinen ‘Wal. BALLANTYNE & SON, 498 Tih street nto. et PUBLICATIONS. TENNYSON’S SONGS, with music, MEMOIRS Seo Aa hitagtse 'H. = TEN RM. UNDER THE ‘TRI-COLO! ROMANCES OF THE MIDDLE AGES Cox; eens SPORTIN iG ADVENTURES IN FAR WEST MOTHS Ouida Petar at CHRIST “Thomas Hivehos. 1.00 INTER-OCEANINIC CANAL. 81. READINGS TABIES ani FOR LENT, and other Lenten Boo! DAILY JOURNALS. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, febl6_ METROPOLITAN Booxstorr, 912 Pa. ave. NEW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE BEM USAT, in Psper, 50c. Franklin Square, at 10c. fen20 MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. Be) OF PRINOE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL ES RECEIVED NEW BOO! facts AS BOON AS 208 cruction {nvafi | THE FINEST QUALITIES OF STATIONERY A lish branches, inch Driwing, extenasa ‘comes ta ret, sa Pen FRANCIS Gfrenlars af ie book #tores. Address hins. G. $f. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, | INDRON, Princi; oe + Boat feb6 5 Pa. ave., cor. ith st. Reus YEHENOH, BOHOOL FOR YOUNG VACaNTIRES FOR 1880. Mizz. FOULON, ‘is S Youn et new corner of I. Private Leesons After Schoo! of Hor “Madame Delaruc, French neh, fancy ave. TREE aOOD INSTITUTE, —— M Pa.— Boys, 850 per quarter: aise 8 845. Stu- d-nts prey business, Y: Harvard. class proleasors 0 plls aap tion. Jel’ J. SHOR’ AM. Principal. PENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 8 Spatial aaa eat H. 0. SPENCER, aL. THE TRADES. )OOKBINPING. ne Pa Se SSO ig tte LY BOO) ERY is carried on a8 aeeeeatore. same excellent Bien Sameera rhein espera ania re aps i013 Poccayiventa avenue, third floer._ third floer. ee are can 25 PER CENT, REDUC@ION, 25 PER CENT, REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 26 PER CENT. REDUCTION, 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS 4. STRAUS, A. STRAUS, 4. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsyleania avenues, 1011 Pennsylvania avenuc, 1011 Pennsylvania acenue, Between 10th and 11th streets. Between 10th and 1ith strests. feb20 Between 10th and Lith streets. EE WATER BGT MADAME E3- have the ee wend largest STOOK in the city, oF wx owN febt9-1m AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8S. TEEL, feb19 935 Penna. avenue. new OPENING— GENTLEMEN'S HATS spring wear. Also, new patternsfor youths EN fot af mtd Serpe VALENTINES FOR 1380, VALENTIN! VALENTINES FoR 1880. BUNDY'S JUSTIOE. The Justice's Manuel of Statute, Jndicial and Biementary Law, with vee Bon ate Forms for the e of Justices of the the Peace, Gon Putiic, me! nstables, Notaries Commission in Business ‘8. Bundy, of the 1 District of ‘Oolum- The’ Game of ‘*Fifteen,” the 25 cts. Court of Claims Reports, pen U8. Ciroult Court Reports, For sale oO. H. MORRISON, BoosaLEns 8: BOOTS AND SHOES. CTION EXTRAORDINARY. Allother winter goods at cgreesvont rapaations fe se eaue STORE, Toll 1éth shroce oe OU CAN SAVE 25 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST IN} BOOTS AND SHOES, BY GOING TO THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. Que Gopds were al boneit before the advance in prices, at rock bottom figures, and WILL BE SOLD AT PRIME COST feb11-6¢ EESTI ETTLED. a OULDSEHE, arnt OF MORTALS Because with every purchase of TEA or COFFEE ‘at the . Pe E, aod Lowe 8. icon & focat Onen ae 'e lassware. receive a present LebiSelw US" Y A; SHIELDS, Proprietor. ‘AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES, SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. bi hand a nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, yutch Twit ‘at old prices for the Next SIxrx GAS FIXTUR! to wast tomes ailaaye BO ver ont, and eeh a ERE. === ‘15th strest, feb11 Conceras Buripre.