Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1880, Page 2

SS THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY . March —— CROSBY 8. NOYES.... Editor. — Zhe Evening Stor has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. —— ‘The Double-She et on Saturday. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as practicable for next Saturday’s enlarged and extra edition. The number of mew advertise- ments thus far printed in March reaches 1,415. ‘The issue of last Saturday was the largest regular one ever printed, necessitating a second edition to fill increased orders. — ‘Tilden and the Solid South. It has been hinted that in the event of Til- den’s nomination at Cincinnati he would take a new departure in politics, and by throwing off the south, Attempt to secure his election trom the north. Even as ardent a bellever in Tildea as Montgomery Blair has openly advised this plan, in published letters, wherein he spoke of the southern democrats as “secessionists.” Now, the Utica Oserver, a confidential organ of ‘Tilden, and whose editor was the latter's blogra- pher, says: ‘We do not think it 13 safe to count on a solid south this year.” It considers it probable that Virginia, Texas, Louisiana and Florida may be carried for Grant. This declara tion 1s significant, taken in connection with previous hints in regard to the Project of strengthening Tilden in the orth, in case he gets the nomination, by turning the south, or part of it, against him. ‘This may account for Tilden’s apparent deter- mination to fight for the nomination tn spite of the hostile sentiment towards him in the south. He has been advised by candid and sincere dem- ocrats, who are not unfriendly to hiin, that he could not carry the solfd south. Still he per- sists in his candidacy, a course which indicates either that he is blind to southern opposition to aim or that he has some plan that promtses his election without the solid southern vote. The theory of the new departure, so far a3 it has ‘been developed, is that the very fact of a solid south supporting a democratic candidate weakens him in the aorth; that it keeps alive the sectional issues which always benefit the republican party; that to drive some of the southern states Into the opposition woul relieve the approaching canvass of all the questions which have been prominent in politics since the war, and result in forming new party alliances that would send saveral northern states into the democratic column. ‘Such a plan might, possibly, send all the south- ern states together over to the opposition, and though this would demolish the calculations of the new departure, it does not seem to have been considered. In the present state of politi- eal feeling in the south, any influence that ef- fects a change in one section is likely to operate Similarly all through those states. The feeling that jinterest bind them together still exists, and though it is diminishing, it Is not likely to grow weak enough. this year, to admit of a gen- eral break-up politically. ee ‘ One objection urged to the bill now pending in Congress to establish a territorial govern- ment tm Alaska is that there are not enough white male adult citizens there to fill the offices it is proposed to create, and at the same time carry on the other kinds of business that are essential to acommunity. Out of the two hun- dred and fifty white citizens of Alaska only fit- teen are entitled to vote. The pending bill pro- vides for a governor, a secretary, five judges, a delegate to Congress and other functionaries belonging to a territorial government. The salaries attaching to such offices are not high enough to induce men to leave the United States and live in Alaska, consequently those men now ocated there would have to run the govern- ment. They would be driven to the necessity of making the women citizens In order to get a jury to try a case. Otherwise, one or more of the judges would have to temporarily abandon the bench for the jurors’ box. A delegate to Congress could be elected by eight vot a his mileage bill, when he reached Washi! oO, would call fora round sum. It would bea pev- ernment in which every citizen could have an office, and while this sort of thing ts pleasing to many American citizens, it is doubtful if any great number would go all the way to Alaska to share in it. +e -—___ ‘The dead-lock in the House over reference 0 the Townshend tariff bill has been prolitic of personal disputes and unparliamentary passages between members. The Speaker has been se- verely criticised because of some of his rulings, and, in fact, bad blood has been stirred up all round. The best part of the session last night, however, was devoted to good-humored raillery, bat the actual business in hand had to be vir- tually laid aside before that state of feeling was reached. As far as any effect upon the political sentiment of the country 1s concerned, the democrats are the sufferers by this collision. ‘Theirfparty is divided and partially demoralized, while the republicans are solid aad harmonious. ‘The free-trade democrats will censure their party in Congress because of its failure to accomplish any tariff legislation, while the pro- tectionists will curse the folly of introducing the subject. There are free-traders among the republicans, but as their party is in the minor- ty, and therefore not responsible for legislation, they can afford to vote with the leaders on their ‘own side of the House to keep alive the question that divides the democracy. It is apparent that the free-traders are in the minority on this Question as it stands, and their ultimate defeat ‘will not be calculated to inspire any better fael- ing among the democratic brethren. re __. The English parliament has been dissolved and the lords and commons are devoting them- Selves exclusively to labor in the political field. The anxiety for re-election and party success ‘was so great that comparatively few waited for the dissolution to set about looking after a new lease upon their legislative seats. The Queen's Speech was full of congratulations upon *ae happy situation of national affairs ana the bright prospects surrounding Great #ritatn. She anticipates with confidence we early re- storation of prosperity to Ireladd. Herassertion that the worst aspects of che famine in that distressed country had teen assuaged is hardly borne out by the rcpurts daily received of the suffering and starvation. Perhaps queen's speeches like Fresideut’s messages, are expected to take & rose-colored and happy view of all national a:Tairs. ‘There has not been any real d danger to Cincin- natt of losing the democratic nattonal conven- tan, but the threat to call a meeting of the Committee for the selection of another place has had the same effect as if 1t had been In earnest. The local authorities have succumbed, and ‘agreed that telegraph poles may be erected for the purpose of carrying wires into Music Ball As usual, in all moves relating to the dem- Ocratic party, Tilden was charged with being at the bottom of it. If there is anything calculated to help along a presidential candidate in the fact of his name being continually kept before the country, then Tilden has all the advantages of this agency. His friends credit him with all the good, and his opponents with all the bad, that Is done or suggested in connection with the ———-r-_____ It goes very hard with an Englishman to have to own up beaten by anybody, and especially ‘by a foreigner. Lorillard’s horse Parole was placed second in the Lincolnshire races last ‘Week on the claim of a cross or foul in running, although he came in ahead of all competitors, and the majority of witneases thought he fairly ‘won the race, and at the Nottingham races on Monday an effort was made to displace Mr- ‘the ground of alleged “insufficient description;” but this scheme was overruled. John Bull must ook out sharply, or he will lose not only all his Faces but also his reputation for love of fair mses "pouods ther rasp tains } 5 THE CAUSE REVEALED. How Various Ils of Human Life Are Explained, And Treir Origin Understeod. Discovery of a Subtle Acid in the Blood Which Causes Pain, Dis- ease, and Often Death. ‘The Way by Which it Gets Into the System and Hew it Can Be Kept out, Some New Scientifie Facts of Great Im- portance. One of the most important revelations of the present time is the discovery beyond a doubt that Uric Acid in the blood is the cause of all Rheumatic troubles. This acid causes. fermentation, which sives great pain to the muscles, stiffens the joints, and often blasts the entire life. The natural ques- tion is: **How does this poisonous uric acid get into the blood? " answer is easy: It is because the kidneys do not properly perform their functions and throw off this acid through the naturs chan els, thus permitting it to get seattered tha entire system. ‘This is loxi sciences Its folne right to the source of the stream, ay all reed? ers can readily see. It would be as easy to dam the Nile with bulrushes as to attempt to annihilate con firmed rheumatic troubles by lotions aud rubbi but by putting the kidneys in a healthy cundit! the cause is removed, and the urie acid leaves ‘the system inatead of remaining in the blood. ‘The most certain ruler and regulator of the Kid- heys kuown to mankind is Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Its power over these organs is simply wonderful. Read the following Saut Lage Orry, Jan. 23, 1830. HH. Wanxen & ‘Roches'ér, N.Y. NTLEMEN Tn at Washinton, evere attack of Pneumonia, Saline in Hel . (inflammation cf thé Liver), which gradually estended to the kidneys. My en’ ttre system was in a terrible conditiou. Skin became yellow, dry, and HM ire my limbs be- to swell, and, with certai staring me in fie face I boca utterly deeposiont 1 ras kein by my physician—one of the best in Washington— uponan exclusive milk diet for five months, with no improvement, but an aggravation of all my symptoms. My case seemed utterly hopeless, and Was 80 regarded by a council of the most eminent physicians in the city. Death seemed inevitable. By the advice of a friend I was induced to try Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Oare, anil in ten weeks I was entirely restored, and I verily believe Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure the best med- icine ever prepared. “Iam, xentlemen, yratefully, + Clerk Supreme Court of the Tertitory of Tian. It is needless tocomment upon such testimony; it is unquestionable. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Qure is for sale by all druggists. For the kidneys it is pre-eminent, and for rheumatic troubles unequaled. + marl&—m&th,3m Ts SCINTILLATING GAS TORCH, LIGHTS 4,270 times. Tt obviates the use of matches, ae 2 tapers, Kc. For sale by J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 923 Penna. ave. mar25-6t BESSES FOR EAS’ TE} Mrs. PANCOAST nas Handsome SPRING SUITS ; will sell below cost. it 2527 I street. Ww ‘ED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE pie @ first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT much better and a great deal cheaper than a common new. ra can be bought, “ity, No. 619 Dst.'n ior at Branch Store, No. 403 9th st. b.w. N.B.—We buy but first-class Second - hand Clothing. mar25 UM. KNABE & CO.'S GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, Unsurpassed for durability, richness aud volume ot twne. By ing artists de- the BEST PIANO MADE. Pianos ana Sates ‘from other well-known factories for sale or rent. Tuning and repairing satisfactorily attended to. REICHENBAUUH'S Piano Warerooms, a lith et., a few doors Dore! Pa. ave. ares M** FARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, - 29 Pa. ave., next to Mi E2-Kid loves for Easter. i Fashionable | Spring Shades, Hlac anal ves, from 75 cts. to 200s Genta $1-00, S135 and 81-50" mards-2¢ ASTER HAMS. 500 WESTPHALIA HAMS, quality, for sale by J. B. BRYAN & BRO. 608 Penn. ave., mar25-3t Opposite Metropolitan Hotei. N EW PARASOLS. W. M. SHUSTER & 80NS Gall the attention (of the pubite to thelr large and eleyant stock of PARASOLS, comprisiny all the Dovelties of the season. Without doubt the iarsest stock and best assertment ever displayed in Wash- of very superior i neton. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, _ O19 Pa. avenué Ose Pa N. B.—A discount of five per cent. allowed 29m QPEXING SPRING MILLINERY, ag FRIDAY AND SATUBDAY, March 26th and 27th. THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND VICIN- ITY ARE INVITED. It MRS. A. WHITING. B URCHARD'S NEW MIXED TEA Is acknowledged to be the BEST FIFTY CENT TEA gxeyputup. One trial will satisfy the most ekep- BURCHARD’S CANNED COFFEE Ie the best Coffee ever sold for 15 cents per pound. ‘Those who have tried it are satisfied. BURCHARD’S, mar25 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half s' AT L. HEILBRUN'S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 7th Street. Sign of: The Oid Woman in Window. LADIES’ FRENCH HEEL SANDALS AND TIES. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES PATENT LEATHER PUMPS. GENT'S HAND SEWED TIES, $3. Machine Sewed GAITERS and TIES, $1.25 up. GOOD WORKING SHOES, 81. Ladies’ Beat FRENCH KID BUTTON, 8. Very Finest FRENCH CURASO Do., #3.50. AMERICAN KID BUTTON, $1.50 to $2.59. CLOTH-FOXED BUTTON, 81.25 up. LADIES’ GAITERS, ALL KINDS, 75 cents. SLIPPERS AND BUSKINS, 40 cents. CHILD'S SHOES, 10 cents up. PURSREES 453 oth abn He Eset EW SOLITAIRE! A Game of Fifteen Caramels. Something New. Cc. C. BRYAN, Grocer, Cor. L5th and I sts. n.w. THE REASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ist. Itisa compound of rich and raro 2d. For Frarance, Strength and Darseaiey it is unexcelled. 8d. Its richn icacy - ee a aa and exquisite Deli of Per- Retails at, 180. 1. and can be had of all D: a - all Drogaiste an Fasey Gcobrpenne Uni- mar24-3t A. LILLY, JR. & CO., Props., marl8-1m,2p,2c Baltimore. See acne NOTICE. B ERTERPISIN ENGAGE IN BUSINI bs Sao A few Vacant Stands in the New Ws (or fe ented to Goo Tenants nt per cont, dlodount “ena the established rates, when paid for in ad Mowraiy Rextat wire Drsco' Butchers’ Stalls. DE. F. A. VON. MOSOHZISKER, OFFICE 619 Nineteenth st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, &c. Br. von MOSCHZISKER has now been long enon hb in Washington and ac lished sufficient in det ccaae a to feel that farther commend of iis skill or success is uuneces- sary. Asan author of medical works upon the or- Gans of whote treatment he has made specialties for Fears, and as an inventor of scientific apparatuses forthe treatment of the respiratory organs, be 18 well known both in Europe and country. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER els some personal gratification in the fact that the fret tis patients, past and presert, contains the Pies of more men of distinction, of sil sections of country Soo other PHY- BiCtAN 0 SEECIALISE in an nee paNted States. ‘Their ORIGINA can be ex- amined at his oftice t by th those interested. FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very sincerely forthe relief I rece'ved from your treatment of mny heariog, which has been Sebiously impaired, the result of atl excessively se- vere cold. D. W. VOORUEES. RESTORATION OF HEARING. teDh; Ton, Moschzisker’s treatment in my case—ca- rrh a ess—proved a perfect success. I {hinkit Bute fuse tribute tohim te make Wt kerowe to all who need his medical services that I have the ‘utmost confidence in, is professions] abi THOMAS SOMERVI! National Brass Works, Washinton. Dear Sin :—By the advice of Senator Voorhees I placed myself under your treatmant for a case of throst disease and nasal catarrh. I have resson to be entirely satisfied with the result of your skill, and you are at liberty to Feler any One tome. fe Chief of the Redemption Division di-'S. Trensury FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- duction from genilemen of character and standing. They speak highly of his skill and success in the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those of the Respiratory Organs, and of his attainments asa physician. From his treatment of a case un- der my observation and personal experienee, think he can give relief in all cases which admit of remedy. HORATIO SEYMOUR. earns hours: From 9 a.m. tol p.m., and from 3 mart 'S WANTED FOR BRITISH FERTILIZERS. W. & H M. GOULDING, (Limited.) CORK AND DUBLIN, IRELAND, are prepared to arrange for general or local agen- cies for the sale of their CELEBBATED FERTILIZERS in the United States and Canad: Applications are invited 10 be addressed to W. LN ctor, care of Messrs. CAI a MO. Sons 47 Cliff st. New York. MER. GOULDING expects to be a Ammer ioe about the first of April, 188 24-2 GPECIAETEES FOR EASTER, a LB. GOOD ROASTED 00 1143 7th Street Northwest, near M 2 Goods delivered to all parts of the city frea of charge. maar23tal5 ue GREAT SPRING OPENIN or MILLINERY, AYD PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, AT THR FAMOUS KING’S -PALACE, = 814 Seventh Street, CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH aru, INCLUSIVE, On account of the unprecedented rush, a great many ladies not being able to gain admittance, and in order to accommodate the public we shall con- tinue our OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 27, INCLUSIVE, and will offer new attractions from day to day by freah accession of New Pattern Hats just landed in New York. This is undoubtedly the finest display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Flow- ers and Feathers, and all the Novelties ever ex- hibited. It has been the unapimous verdict of the thousands of ladies of Washisgton and vicinity who pronounce the Spring Opening at the KING'S. PALACE the most magnificent display in style, quality and quantity, and we feel proud of being accorded the praise cf again taking the lead, as wo always haye since opening the KING'S PALACE. ‘We shall, as stated, open daily new and beautiful designs of the most attractive styles ever offered. Remember, all who desire to witness the grandest Sxhibition of SPRING MILLINERY in Washing- ton. Our NG WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SATUR- DAY, INCLUSIVE. KING'S PALACE mar23-5t 814 7TH STREET. 1880 srrinc: 1880 I have Just received my stock of Spring Cicthing, consisting of fine Worsted and Granite Cloth, in Prince Albert and also in Cutaway Coats and Vests, Cheviot and Cassi: mere Suits, Light Colored Cassimere Suits, Blue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits, in frock and sack; Worsted, Light and Dark Colored Pants for dress and business. Also, a very large aesortment of Boys’ and Qhildren’s Suits. The above are only part of goods re- ceived. Want of space forbids mentioning others. In selecting my stock this season Ihave taken ample time, in order to get the choicest goods that could be obtained, and am saticfied that no one can find a better ax- sortment in the city. I purchased these goods at bottom prices, and can therefore sell them at astonishing low prices. To be conyinced of the truth of this assertion, a cordial invitation is extended to all to visit my establishment. A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR OLOTHIER, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, mar? Between 10th and 11th streeta. GFFP OATS. 20,000 BUSHELS FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY Low, ar WM. M. GALT & CO,’S, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave., mar22 Near B. and O. Depot EABE PEE AED TO SEUL @. AS FIXTURES AS LOW AS ANY PARTY IN po is CAN ee GOODS OF EQUAL tent 70", c LOWER PRY awed iT - 8 THAN OTHERS: ES 2s TAVRRIGH A ae ss IN THIS os Goops ny re eae THEIR TASTES FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST eee ae AND A TAKEN AND INUREASING BUSINESS IS Is THE BEST REFEREN ABOUT APRIL10TH WE SHALL BEMOVE oApouE Pe WARE ROOMS, No. 1425 Sew YORK AVENUE. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., mar23-3t Masonic Temple. TRADE s. s. Perry, Hovstow We have kn: “‘swift's 8; ane ad oaleptecier denne Bee obstinate cases Bheumatiem, Roratuia, ete ete., ry a it mente the most Feit ‘and’ permanent cures pois Rae! rah Drie ner’, area Oo aroseurer Win. D. Pierce, Hhe- ‘am personally acquainted with the proprietor, and alee with many of the iontlemen witogy si to te foreguitg certitical. ‘They are men fd standing. of high character 8 A. H. COLQUITT, Ee oe ere, Ane Se Aer e 2: meit-la Kokua otel Drug avore. ' maarl6-2W FOR RENT AND SALE. (OR KENT —Six RUOMS for ho Fite for small family. Apply at 1221, ‘se = WANTS. WANTED Sit CANVASSERS, 9 LADIES. 2 White and 2 colored MEN. . W., No. 04D | st. ne. it WW: .NTED—A second-hand PIER GLASS. nae with price, P.U. Bux 695, WashiDe FE Rey, furnished front BOOM, sec 1527 3 oftOX%., fronting south, in a private family EDT of feed W! iT we HOUSE, Marc! = copies Oth, to All orders fro Call at cffice, 621 E st esse | Rea Nea furnished ROOMS. with or & Mithout board. “Terms aioderate. | 1131 11th ANTED-A WHITE OMAN to a wash ‘and fron for small family. Good reference required. Call at 1400 H st. 1-w. it’ i FE OR 5 RENT HOUSE No. 1017 Mst-s.c.. epee 10'm and 11th rooms. Inquire, at GADDIS, next door. ars. Wa TED RINTRIATELY — An oxporiencad WHITE MAN, to work in Dairy busines: ad deliver milk by wagon. Apply Mt. Pleasant, D. Mgs. C. WHITE. mar35- ANTED—A centrally-located HOUSE, fur- Dished or unfurnial hed sintable for renting Rooms by parties without cuildren. Apply or a¢- QV ANTED-- WOMAN of experience as nurse: to remain witha sick lady from eight a.m: to nine p.m. ; one competent to give proper and who is wel) recommen Apply rite Bue rs i.w., immediately. ANTED_By the let ee two ae ae ni ‘ban lor and Bedroom. Also, ROOM. family. References ex- dreds ME stating terms, P.O. Box 44, eR a etl 3 fe a8 an changed. City. ANTED. Families, furnished with SER- VANTS free of cha send postal c: “Int ce. 1 $Puas4, Federal Buildiay, Cor 1th mag 0. E. PRICE & Ov. 25-3" WW ANTED—A REGISTERED PHARMACIST; one competent to take charge of Uusiuess it necereary: state age, eapemence, whe posed and salary expected’ PAYTO, mar25-it* ANTED—To Rext— ne large KOOM or two medium-sized ROOMS, communicating. tur- nished aud ull moder: improvements, southern ex- posure; between F and Land 12th and 17th sts. n. w,, Terms moderate. Address 8., Room 85, Patent Office. mar3: WARTED-A 1 CANVASSER, on J. Russell Xouns’s “Around the World with Gene Grant," NOW COMPLETE IN| TW? VOL: bound or unbound. Only anthentic account of thé tour. When present edition is exhausted a new one Pil peitively not be issued: AM'N NEWS 0O., . B. Dept., 34 St. Cloud Building. mar25-3t ANTED —We dlosire to establish a general ney in Waehington or vicinity, to control the ealcs of a staple article of daily family cons sumptien. Any ‘ergetic man with email capital may fesure s, permanent pay ¥o particulars address Gite! TCH Fulton st., New York. ANTED—IaneeprsTeny—Therouail Hy oxperi- ced HANDS on waists and jackets. Apply at 1169 13th stow. marz4-2t* WASIED TA second-hand “BICYCLE lare> enough for a boy of fifteen. State price aud particulars Address ‘*Irving,” 1532 Ist. m24-3" ANTED—Some first-class SOLICITORS, to handle a staple, arse Good pay to good men. Address ‘*L. itar Office. mar24-3t* WANTED— By sa aa. SITUATION as cham- bermiaid and do plain sewing, or would Cre with washing and ironing. Bost ‘reference, - dress Box 1, Star @flice mardi-ott WARS first- clase MIDEINER. NTE ta KING, Sr., 926 7th st. t er Star oftice. Business, MANU, Fo. 1K RENT—Large, nicely furnished ROOMS. from 85 te S18 per month. Excellent table 814 Permonth. Apply No. 226 D.w. mar25-3t* FOR RENT HOUSE No. 1013 Toth st. nw. good repair, with range, latrobas and all mod- cm improvement Rent 850 a mont! Fo BENT-STORE 3 No, 1105 Pennsyivanie ave. (adjoining Galt i Do."# Jewelry Store.) are at NH LLINGTON'S asa enneylyanin ava. FSR RENT ATE AND AT gp. the Int and, 18th at eve THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, = RENT — Unfurnished second and STORY, three reoms cn housekeepins reom. No. aaa ‘OR SALE OR EXOHANGE—A Rane CHancr— staining 10 roome and ali modern iuap rover: containing 10 rooms and ali mo vemnanis. Her equi ‘are from street care. and ‘deientfully Jo- tion central; 10 rooms: ar 25-3t* re, Cor. AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- N.—Hee Bulletin issued ird floor, suitable for dow, kas, water and bath between’K and L. m25-5: cated. ‘*Exchange," Star office. mar25-3t* ‘OR RENT—In a «mall private family, three or four well Furnished ROOMS: houxe has molern improvements. Apply at 209 East Gapitol at. ‘OR RENT HOUSE No. 1235 11th st. n-w.. tween Mand N sts. Toasood tenant ihe rent For terms call at 1118 New mar24-3t* 7 rooms, m. i Bill be reasonable. York aye. Fe: RENT Ny $25. No. 17 H st., buy a neat new 7- pong ‘PRESS! BRICK, J.G HESTER, 519 71 ‘OR RENT—No. 7 a and cold water, gas, 1: tindows: all conveniences: Inquire house, or 735 13th st., mar2 fine roome, bath, hot . dry cellar, double ba) 225 New York ave. OR SALE—Caxar—Terms 82% = a B13 monthly, new six-room HOUSE, with in Kitchen, shd water closet in yar Place 6 block north of oon Park. STARK, 1429 New York ave. mar24-3t ‘OR RENT—922 17th st., on Farraycut ef: furnished, for one or two years. mards-tit® ROR RENT PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No. 5 Pennsylvania ave. Apply to W: i OFF. mar23-6t Fok RENT 2215 Hi ct. n.w., new HOUBE, mod- ern improvements; bay witidow, large yard; 7 wis Feonsyive- rooms, bath, &c. pia ave. mar? Fst RENT— The desirable and well-located DWELLING, 1808 H st. n.w., fronting Penn. ania ave. Inquire of W. C. MILBURN, 4 msylvania ave. mar23- {OR RENT—HOBBE of 11 rooms, modern im- provements, 7 of which will be for erate mee Ford and stable; 8 adults board with rent ference required new. mai WANE GOOK and aon co GIRL, at AWD. BARBER'S, 511 Maple ave., LeDroit Park. TANTEDSA Golored WOMAN a8 cook, to fo orth in a private family ; good references re- quired. Apply Bt 1014 Het., between the hours of lland 12a. mar23-3t* Vv ANTED Colored MEN to make Railroad Gross ‘Ties. Apply at JOHNSON’S Tunnell Bours, Navy Yard, on Thursday, 28th. GEORGE ORAWFO! mar23-3t@) ANTED—LADIES TO KNOW that ie can have entire Paper Suite trimmed; a perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs. RETT, Agent for Madam G ippen’s Patterns. {Bo Fat nee mares 6b ANTED—SERVANTS of all sorts. Thoso in need of Servants furnished free of charxe. ‘People's Intelligence Office,” Room 24, Federal Building, gor. 7th and F- 0. E. PRIGE & CO. mar22- ANTED—AGENTS can make from $5 to r Fart by seiling a useful paten' article. NZUILES |, 359 Pa. av. n.w. ww Bamaples | 4 SS To Rexnt—Good| DWELLING- HOUSE, about 8 rooms, furnished or unfur- ished: No children. ‘Terns must be reasonable. Immediate possession required. Good references. Aaa ting terms and locality, Box x ra ce. WANTED SERVANTS of all kinds, and other ‘Families furnished at short notice free or chai Office cor. 7th and G sts. NALD. Rarls-3o" Wit ary aie aise 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. pret sareD en to examine and choose a SEW. ING MACHINE from 18 different nds. ANY one not satistacto to exchane for any KENNEY, 427 Sistas. pages ec Shae patag We to OLEAN, at re rarts = £3 80 cent east, with eight Poona: Yack garden, and all mi n improvements. In- quire next door, or at No. 56 Bridye si town. mar2 POR, BENT Evo beautiful lange ROOMS, fur, nished or unfurnishe house, front and } Private family. 34th at., above Hamilton, near Thomas circle. References exchanved. Terms moderate. _m FOR RENT No. 21D at, now, 13 rome, How: ly fitted up and in complete after, fine clatorn 33) marl7"3 = SALE—RRASONABLE Times Cottsas built BRICK HOUSE, moderna grounds and shrubbery: in one of the best ‘Tocalities of Georgetown; cara inquire Be- corder’s Offica, City marl6-2W* R RENT F aa or unfurniseed SUITE; &c., and one Parton having children or 1423 Iowa le. m2-24.° Root servants necd not apply. BENT _Tpat very choice four-story BRICK Fics Poona anid bat 1t 835. Inguite ‘on the nfemipe, 0 or of SW. & MYERS His 4stb smace house and stable. pase the door. thea "floor. Rear, OR RENT_619 isthet. n furnished SUITES of ROO! BOOMS at all modern im- Wis i ‘and second floors; bath on terms moderate. febl4- sm Fi Furnished Pi Mi nd 00! pein and ce aa paige BOOMS. aes ave., corner 43¢ rt. poe angll-8:0' ANTED STEAM OARPET OLEANIN FOR SALE. ‘work guaranteed. At OHAGH'S, G10 Lonist L ‘ABA STC. mara FOR GALE SAT 4 Banc ars Handsome BUILD- en NO OTR On waldo Hil and northwest #2c- on Of ‘. lenc chance for le: im- BOARDING. terre s2$ afin ee a = Et OR SALE—A aie of @ie young HORSE3, OR RENT—with BOARD —A it Ke nt : ROOM, south, three windows, suitable for two Ore. oan Ones, sy Aol atB. a FUL: Persons: references required. "No. 939 H stroot | TORS em > mar. in a FE RENT—A large well furnished frunt ROOM, OR Se te henson wien ap Feuies tea BSP Stecrate Paha futae te ems | 2H biel ae nea aa ae Paton $45 per month. 1908 Hst. n.w. mar25-i , BW. WHITAKER, is ‘OR RENT—To a couple of colored gentlemen, & ROOM, with BOARD if des‘red; Beit line pa 6 ite door. Vor further particulars, Apply No 2h 8 ‘OR RENT—ROOMS with BOARD, for 820, $22 apd $25; 2 persone in ene roo Be oom 2-story, with BOARD, 830. 518" 1th th rock Sar RENT — Handsomely Furnished Kroat QlOOMS, southern exposure, bay windows, without BOARD, transient or permanent. Sic ELDER, 941 at. new. mar24-2t? 1225 NEW YORK AVENUE, D) Parlor and Bod-r communicating, rely furnished. BUARD if desired! two Rooms, (OR RENT—With or without BOARD, two or F Mage BOOM! MS, at 607 E st.n.w. ; references ex- red. mar20-lw* Fe RENT—Neatly-furnished ROOMS, on sec- one ae myenient to cars. Table BOARD. mari? 14" Fe. SENT ROOMS, with srood BOARD, in a private family. 305 0 st. n.w. feb28-Im Y ig? TREMONT HEOUSE offers good ROOMS, ptr first class lotel Board, for 3a and S20 per ell al faraiahed, heated with steam, LOCHIEL HOUS! 12 Sth st.n.: is. the coniest and Pest” condusted’ boantone Wet & novii LOST AND FOUND. Le rch 25th, an ACCOUNT BOOK. Are: ward of 82 for its return tJ. He BUSHEN, stall 401 Center of 36 Nerthorn Market: maseaie G2OLENT On Tuesday nlsnt, March 23. 8 Siver open-faced WATCH’ a a CHAINS With two @) HINGS. one small gold ring with red nealing wax inbide; th 8 te her tn tnade of 8 oe reward Ww a left at DO ING'S Cigar Store, Le Droit Building. Dit BLACK and WHITE CAT; black ai white ring around it, abont the center. 82. id for its return to W. F. TURNER, 1402 Fens ve. mar24-2t* HARE CHANCE. A six:stop solid walnut case «GEO, WOODS” BGAN, but little waed, for 8 tebe gold. Apply at SIDNEY T. NIMMO & 09.'8, ilth st. n.w. TS e TOP BUGGY and PHETON, with Pole and Shaft. ind SADDLE Al: fine DRI-' YING at wang, ® One DEE All orders for purchasing or x diepening of Bixck willres receiv promptattention, an nt DOWNEY, Babe. TLS BES st. Fe SALE—Jnust arrived, 16 fine bie HORSES. Four Coupe Horses, Two Saddle Three Big Dra! Drivers. snd we 311 12th st. n.w. arose (orges ; the rest are fine Steppers. Can be seen at JOHN T. HOPKINS. Poe SALE Fitts ditcront ayes of Now and ROCKAWAVS vs. Eauity'c ees FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fore FOR SALE. For send for BEAL rea tenn STane ‘ mouth ee WARNER, O16 & Fe SALE—A rar chance for an g.entecprining Duriness ma ‘the poring Ee Feather Renoy ating Snee [ites ESTATE BULLETIN. * JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 8r. CLoup BurLprsa, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND eta FOR RENT in different Portions of the ci Call at our Office sa the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE. and some that are very desirable will be Exchanyed for Unimproved Ground. es LOTS FOR SALE, and 0" TSzORe % and iets hen desired money will bs SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. ‘OR RENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat EsTaiz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets narthnest. 1107 Pa. ave. n.w., fine brisiness roo! 35 Fur. house, F st.n. 612 Pa. ave. D.w., 817 D st. no. 1250 Sth st. new. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their , and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, every section at, prices from 81,000 to 860, 000. Now is the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. UVALL & MARR, 804 F street. RENT. mar20 1011 21st 426 9th . 907 < FoR or COUNTY PLAGE, near Sol. | “FoR SATHE—an 8-100 ere’ Home, 11 rooms, and, stable: fruit and | window and cellar, on Gniumbia st, near O thade trees.” File rent will be nald i part or whole | Vt oi $8,800 Dew. 3 stories, bay a persone desirous rh +84, SHERMAN & 0O., Bt. Cloud Buildings miar20-Lw, “one mid. eS: es TOR RENT-2 or 9 unfurnishod or partly fur. NT. ished ROOMS, second fo bali h F ECR RENT, \d water; every ‘convent oping. | 7 13 18. ferences’ exchanged, 1627 Gonnecticus ave, | 722218t st-,13 rs. Lear Castle Stewart. a) 2145 ste, ‘Trs.. TOR, RENT From Agi Tat next a ui COTTAGE HO eansyly ods bae 8 8, Also a list of. ‘property For. ‘For ale at this office. Gan boars AGENT, jor. 20th and I sts. n.w. marl6-t,th&sit Fi. 4: MgINTIRE, No. 918 F street, ‘epposite i ‘Masonic Temple. For Rei seerontne &o. BR 8, 1B SALE!!! louse, 15th and 8 sts... 86, 750 ouses, 15th and L, (toc close an catsta) Farry Ww Brick, nest Bonses near new market, Lot in no: 6 Lots near I ae large 8 1 Hoan: at lowest rat rthwest, 19. 6x10: no cua MONEY 10. sums always on hand to E. A. MoINTIRE. TO LOAN! OR REN’ THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OrrosirTE U. ‘Tmrasvey, 16TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi- —for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Wate> closets on every ficor. Elevator and steam heat. Han sgoms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. mai cotins Ok SALE, Beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Island avenue, cou- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. FOR SALE—Desirable Re bounded by New Hampabire re aventio, N an tains o1 feet of ian, ‘ana is entirely surroun toy le par! FOR RENT—Handsome large BUILDING, fac- Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st. n.W. able fora restaurant. n.W. ; con- FOR ‘—Larwe STORES and OFFICE ROOMS in ienmen Building. FOR BENT—1016 15th st.n.w., a desirable threo- ry, nine-room Brick DWELLING. EXPRESS WAGONS, &c., Givens Gal aud ozaming cur avenue, Bazaar. SPATES & HAHN. tuar2h-2w TE HAVE ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES of my own make, such, asPhetons, Side Bar Bu; Exten- sion-top Phetons, Doctor les, Coal Boxes and several good Business Vavons; also, a No. 1 second-hand Coupe Rockaway in good conii- tion, at my factory, cor. 14th and D sta. n.w. WM. W walt TER. Repairing promptly attended to. L aRGE 8TOOK OF SPRING TAGONS: suitable for all kinds of business. glee, toto TRADE WAGONS. This W: Iyfinished. ‘TOP BUGGIES, 1 ‘BOOTOR NS, ‘one CARRIAGE in wood oreer, Lovet Second ‘hand BU TES and WAGO) for gale very low on monthly instalments. JA PROBLY, 37 Prospect st., Geonsetown. marli-3 SALE—New and ferent nd-| rao eC RERUAGES, su For Scat variety a Ra a Rey re ae promptly attended to. AHA id Repository, 410-416 8th et., bet. Di and E n.w. maré-nn rices to suit, thé took at 010 Louisiana TBAYED—From 324 Indiana avenu Sits BULL Dod cropped cars eit TCU de of face black. Persona Feturninis we will be suitably rewarded. 4-3t" PROFESSIONAL. iH. at as EXTIST, rom G16 9th st. 717 Het.,. opposite ony facta Shere i Fikag a ely, Rea a as data Molerate Heferonce: Kev Di Domer and othesanee QERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- Jonced personas, from far an iecaseede DE. r ° BITES Vwell-known, joes apposite : iard’'g Hotel, for relief from and afoldanoe of Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vi Cor cular “Excrescnces and other altimenta-of the font. Established 1861. Office feo, 81 per visit. 5, (ONS, &0.,, eee p | Cire cere 2 ere rer and effective paraion. coined oa No. Pennsylvania ave. ‘fob35 - WEISENBORN, Dentisg, removodto 410 11th Diz ULOID TEETH inserted. Ly to ates ct ‘and all nd all operstions o on fhe ‘conta. aeclé = BROWN, DENTIST 725 16TH Ni er Simms’ Store. Ni- fave for, the ie palgico exirao: . Each T er ‘. TALBOCT, Dentist, Bemoved to sonthoust © ease ie ae pata n.w. Tooth inserted 87 per ENTIST, ae ‘7th st. R.w.. reese > Beantifal Bate Qf Tee ppcrations wasrauted. bi aa Kel rape [RE ENTIRE Sr0ck DEY Goops, VET Rp ioemncallls | © prior to rel COOMBE EARLY me SEOURE BARGAINS. Pens Pemusrivncia ave. ‘lear 20th street, Ke ee lot of fine CANA- RIES ; also MOOKING BI -ARROT, BIRD, Oates, &e. ic, as Bird Si ae OHT. f10- '§ ABOUT PURCHASING OR DISPOs- CARRIAGES, HORSES an very_ches) BHAT Pie ie. ‘Allorders for purchasing or dieposing of Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction saa Enteod.” Wit. H. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 Tih at. PERSONAL. WALL & CO. has no business relations with + the firm of Jessup & Co., of New York, sinco “Nevember, prices and goeds 5 noe, ust S15 OTICE.—I will 1 pay no debts, contracted in my foes DAMe from and after date March 23, 1880, un- “mars-3t J.T. CLEMENTS. GILES) QURED WITHOUT Remember, yon have ouare cured. A. A. CORK- st. aw. marl7-3m Li LIBBEY, 432 7th Go will remove to the West on. ‘May ‘let. Persons indebted i, him will call snd pay. Hin whole stock of WATOHES Sew iLey and SILVER’ ERWABE WI! LLL BE CLOSED ‘T ANY PRICE before that time. ADAM the long-est a Y ‘Shairroyant end ‘Antrolonist, oa gatis- affairs of life than any one in the pro- the it destiny last i Foon Borns to pay antl dential. Ladies and Gentiemen 50 each. We siete 416 L st., det, 4th and 6th sts.n.w. Opa PATOR tac arm, rpparts as at oo Spee eels from Sta 8. eka “i Seas GooDs. MY OWN ROR TATIONS. at CALE abe) ye IN! f. 18 BOLIC to 13 ort TEEL, LADIES* RIDISG HABITS to ondar » spoualy- TRE SIDE, ‘ana SORE iuSheraer a ta a mar25-3 ly free. 5-3 ¥ y . T 7 : sta, 3a st. in ‘mar23 5 Booksis 4 mar2é 6t (OTTO. i ‘ an rh, at th 5) m25-2\" ranch th mar20 sss = in eth ds fil 00) r M1 = 125 4u 612 Ps pias store 7 ms. 8 11 E at. nw. room - 3 D st, nw. sto rooms .., re A 8 re ted 8, bat 00 355. 436 at at. 30 F 1 di and bat a ate st at. rooms tel in 0. 1113 Park e. r2ist” | property, F's acmiare, Houses in ILLETT & AN ar D 300. awe mt 1K ie 805 Hn. i 9 120, 6 = stab) 300 f boardiig. App ° oor ad ee fx housckeoy a j 3 20th 30 mi 2118 H st., 8 rs. wood rout cr 25th 531 asth: Georse- = if 1129 ae 23002 Rear Es We COOP a. LOOPER, 33 ale Furnished. 4H ion ents, | Penns. ave. 16655 of Eot., near jr Grant eta df ‘ E it 15 Boott Statu Kt qui 21st, near H jeb23-1m_ | 142 A st. 0. handsomely each | Sto zen Store, 1810 fst. tf Btal ae FOR SALE! 1 ‘854 Penneyl- | Handsome 5: roomed fick, with stat on. sine of n tor Sth “an and @ ste build eve large and small mar25-Im Ns Sone Say | FO RE 8. & 12 410 “BE | s-claes faction zuar- ‘REN’ stor aN above D st. mart ‘TT: OR Site =GROCERY STOR! Se = FIXTURES, centrally locates and doing geod Dusiness first class bargain. Good reasons for sell - ing. Address Bo 102, Star office. marl9-8t® 500, S809, cr 32,000, a these sumis to loan upon ” Real Bate iy ae Tand 8 per cent.» acconling to sums, security. M. M. HER, 09 7th st. tin mar2s-3t = CLASS REal ESTATE Becurity, #1, 000 10 84,000 fos S0C00 i Spee , at 7 percent. ; $5,003 STEIGER & LIEBERM 418 New Cork ava, ie iTA Ww DERTRALE BUILDING LTS. fe rT first e Houses, in the northwest part of for canh cuntoniern: lao, a few low priced LOTS: in tho same section, oartcaah time. M._M! KOHRER, 609 7th ANTED—To Eurcua: Section V ‘We have customers for a SrOUSE of or rooms, mod. im) : Rot to exceed #2, 000. Tor 8 rooms, al one of a or 12 rooms, wei od. Price must be moderate, cated. Price morelGER © LEIBERMANN, _mar25-co3t VRFCUTHINS SALF_To ch eeup the cata ¢ EWS Waite, Sto BRICK COTTAGES Maat ‘oon ote {mas and water: two LOTS on Howard Univers:ty rrounds; two LOTS on Meridian Hill; oce LOT on ith, between a and Rhode Aswad ave. Ae atasonatle gtier refterd | ADily i BS. ER. WHE Exeontrix, 013 "Oth etree’ now HAND TO LOAN UN LMetiny oe © Probeney well located, Address, ivi fall Tticulars, W. H. B., Star office. ar-2 ING FOR are CHEAP. iia ELE suited for cellar use, TOL ME: 40. £00." street. —#150 to 8400 will be paid f> any ens souuting tues position as clerk, messeniar or _ iugovernment departments. Ad Star offica. mar3 FR SALE—GROC ERY STORE, STOCK and A FIXTURES, centrally 1 and doing ood rat-cl 5-1 ae OR RENT OR SALE_Desirabio health; COUNTRY HOME, near Washing on. Balt more & oR Railroad: muleamo to ana tro, twelys centr. | Chea ‘arther particulars, WM. CREVERT & CO Baltimore: OR SALE. A very desirable three-story and basement Brick DWELLING, ten rooms, all modern improve: ments, on 18th st. n.w.; with corner Lot 23 fest front, and parking attached. Will sell with or without corner Lot at low figures and easy terme, or willlexchat xe for House on 14th et, bet. Cirelotad New Vork ave. OA8 ENNIS, mar23-6it STD ae hw. Gooparrteari INSEOR LOANS, ON HEAL STATE SECURITY, IN BUMS FROM $2,500 TO 36,000, At 7 per cent interest, can be expeditiously filled? Apply to JOHN BU. mar22-6t 9, Corcoran Building. O% E-HALF OF A LARGE OFFICE on the first Hooref Lebrott Building for rent cheap toa ‘ocd party. Apply to “marbo-o8 YP JOHN T. ARMS. ‘OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TROUT RUN HOTEL, with Furniture and Farm; excelleat Pusiness. Also, FARM in Tennessee, with springs, 5000 acrea in Kentucky ; Texas 640 acrr. Good ti- Tmarisine tlea. JOHN WIGHTMAN. mor20-6t* Trout Run, Pa. 10 LOAN, T MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sums To Svrr, At 6, 7and 8 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. - O. HOLTZMAN, mar20 10th and F sta! nw. FOR SAGE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain- ing seven rooms, with seven lots in fine condition. Alco, FARM, containing about forty -tliree acros, ‘ted at "the Washington & Junction. Biteen moinutes ide from ioe food dwelling wad Guibmidings: euited for stock yard, market ar- den or greenhouse. A rare iy to ar20-1m_ DUNCANRON BRGY Satta. a\) tos TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cs interest, on firat-class gilt edge real estate sec’ B. i WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. Fixtures, Good Will and Lease 0) ished Wholesale and Re- sil IGE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY ESTAD- LISHMENT, doing a fair business. selling, interest in another business.” Address Wor - 14, Star Office. marl5-2wt* TY A HOMESAt preat barcains, 5 eli FRAMES, “and 5 rooms each, wood lots, 13th 500 to $700—amall cash and $16 - HOLTZMAN. 1521 =a m. _marl9 ‘OR SALE_Btock, ‘old-ex! ratic oD: ey rhout. Liberal terme. oe Ine city causa of selling. Adaress Box 61, Star office. murl3-co6t™ BEAUTIFUL QOUNTRY PLAVE FOR SALB— In Hyatts id. on the Baltimore and Ohio Toad, five minutes’ walk from the depot. Tt consists of about three-fourths of an acre of proved by about six the best va ricties. lit: new within two yea iiss ail conveniences, ‘This ia'a- rare chaos tor prion who wants a cheap suburban home. Apply {to LP.LIBBEY, 432 7th st. n.w. oitared ins ANGAING:—A rare inducement 1s b handsome, three-s Press Brici ox Best- PENCE, with brownstone trimmings: on Mf st., pear Cofinecticut ave. ; proverty new: Substantially built; 12 rooms, bath, hot and cold water, butler’s pantries, closets, and beautifully finished throush- Cut; price $8,500—on easy terms. A beautiful two- story and Back Building Prose Brick Front HOUSE, ‘21 Set, between 14th and 15th sts.» 8 roomr, all modern conveniences, and i in weet order, lot 20x125 to an alley: price good party. mw g8d cash ‘and 820 ae : Gin, mod improvements. ornoéale. Apply to ‘W. E. BURFORD & CO. 702 E wt. nw. marl3 My AN, sen TO TORS sums to Suit, Ow Reat Estate Security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ee RNa ot Caroline st.n. a new six-room mar9-2w 1223 F st. fe = THOS J. FISHER & 00., T 914600, 9,00, 00 S00, gods and $300. Money marl2 1998 Petreotnorthweet. | ‘hand. | sai isd en one. BOOKS, é&e. = EDUCATIONAL. U Cnet ae BOOKS. (EEL, Teacher « of 1 cece v asat a wai fo at tones to = Koumaee Be'cone a Bo my re Ts Ba ae OF A‘sundla of Papers. febub-! oo eer Winter Sembee eae Gen ROP ESSOR LABROQDE, 728 13th st., nati inter sy x. Ste, John Runyan, by JA. Froude. P'iiiner tantracton predate of servonne Uae Kiibu Burrite. Gilb All the Magazines for April. EASTER CARDS of the latest designs. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Successors TO MonuN Buos., mar20 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. UST RECEIVED —A new supply of EASTER CARDS EASTER EGGS. EASTER CARDS and EASTEK EGGS. ASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. Avery Likor aeOneMENT On bene year, in- cluding designs from all sho the tanutacturers C. ‘The Reader's Hand-book, by ev Oral Breforiatiees by Kings) Bas Patent Case Index, Schouler'e Bailmenta: including Garver Pray eras and Hyn.nals in cases and separeteiy._ W. H. & O. H. MO) KLLEBS Law Books: RRISON, ‘AND STATIONE! marl9 475 Pa. ave. ASTER CARDS, EASTER CRUSSES, E hone anee panes Me fe Marcus Ward's and Hil- aanennes: 8 EASTER Easter Egg Cards and Bator 8 Easter Ab arranged by Mi Babbath ‘School ¢ Cards, Sede acas WM. BALLANTYNE & ‘SON, 438 a power: marll 7th street. ASTER CARDS. _ E AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARDS. mattoe, Wank AND ASSESSOR’S OF- Te Fi ASHINGTON, D.C., March 22, 1380. ‘That {icenses issued to canner rons, fo Sat’ day of March, 1680, renewed by all desiring to . P. DODG! ROBT. P. GE snd must oe prom] continue business. ew and Sav ORD, 1) RENSINGTO! ae 7 aliog SEALERY,, ‘Corcoran Building. ¥, FRIDA) WHEAT, ae em ee Soe a ene eae B.C McDOWELL, palt-le and D sta, mW, gradu verelty, Paris, Private instruction {a ail toe Bre ich branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. fob21 owe VERING: CLASSES" Monday, Tuesday, Wed- EES ee, r mé pacing “Aepaeerting iat BENG Collexe, lis. West Point 8. W. PLY Private lessons at other hours. iN, A.M, 702 as rect new. 910 i BT: MILLE V. ERS an an Leiter on ERT at 3: 2m. tolp.m. Terms we INSTITU: Miva Soge, asd ner quarter: Gite ies ae eer hye 4. FS A. ees Principal. PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Connan nD L StReers N.W., ives eduoation 1 oF Teal lite to ee oe ee Fog eee he ee oS ie Honor stad uta inet siter or particulars visit ay, Anant and fers SER Parson COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREWIUM FOR BEST COAL and Sere WOOD was awarded to us over STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th ana Penns. avenue. nov YOAL. eee: JOHNSON BROTHE! ‘Woop. pe ‘CONNECTIONS. aw are prepared to offer to our tier it ot unds to SON znill ang aden of PE Fete. 1112 9th st. D.w.; 1418 %th et bew-; and ail Paray. 8-0. B.w.; 1416 Yeh et. nw. ; and 2il Fa-sv- 6-0. _Oh_ ETERIN, EDICINE DEPOT. SPECLALTIES. [ARY MEDICINE DEPOT. _ 409 14th street n.w. Dalle Medicine for, Se e for Horses. for Cattle, Sheep, Soe Boe Sc., 88 Oi. SMITH, V. 8. aa ene, SET EMOVAL. 1G] « of new