Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1880, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY March 26, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. = = fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal te that of all the otherdaily papers here added to- ‘The Double-Sheet To-morrow. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders as early as practicable for to-morrow’s enlarged and ex- tra edition. The number of new advertise- ments thus far printed in March reaches 1,495. ‘The issue of last Saturday was the largest regular one ever printed, necessitating a second edition to ll increased orders. —~+-+_____. Missouri may be classed among the states that are certain to send Grant delegations to the Chi- cago convention. Some of the republicans of the state, headed by the chairman of the state Committee, undertook to stem the Grant cur- rent, but it overwhelmed them and they suc- cumbed. The test of the relative strength of the two factions was squarely made, and leaves no doubt as to the popular feeling in favor of Grant. The anti-third term members of the State committee revolted at the action of the majority in calling a state convention at Sedalia, and issued a call for another meeting of the committee. They labored diligently to work up anti-Grant sentiment, and in justifica- Uon of their movement, charged that the third- termers had obtained control of the committee at it's regular meeting by unfair means and usurpation. With all their exertions the op- ponents of Grant were able to rally only eight members of the committee at their called meeting, and half of these were proxies. This was just halfof a quorum, and with two exceptions all present expressed them- selves in favor of acknowledging the legality of the call for the Sedalia convention. The Grant sentiment was so overwhelming in the party that no interest whatever was taken in the called meeting of the committee, outside of the few who had engineered the movement from the first. The only republican opposition to Grant having any force or Influence whatever, seems to be confined to St. Louis, and even there it isin the minority. Ex-Chairman Shields and ‘the others of the committee who were dissatisfied with the action of the majority, In abandoning their attempt to control the party machinery, stated that they had no prejudice against Gen. Grant, and would cheerfully support him if nom- inated. As the anti-Grant republicans have made their most determined fight in Missouri, - going to the extreme, even, of threatening a bolt, this decisive victory of the ex-President’s supporters will, no doubt, give new Impetus to the boom alloverthecountry. For all that, the State of Missouri Is not likely to vote for Grant if he is nominated. Until all the details of the matter are made known it will be difficult for the public to under- stand on what principles of law or equity itis proposed to settle the District of Columbia’s tax bill of $136,826.12 against the Baitimore and Ohio railway company for $75,000. And even after thefprocess had been explained it is not likely that the result will be viewed with satis- faction by taxpayers, the most of whom have been compelled to pay their bills to the utter- most farthing. It is stated, we know, that the difference between the two sums named repre- sents penalties, interest, alleged excessive as- sessments, &c., and we believe similar claims have been set up in behalf of some other com- panies or corporations who have allowed their taxes to be in arrears for several years. Upon precisely what ground these claims are based we have no means of knowing, but tt is a well known fact that such considerations have no weight with the authorities in the cases of private individuals, who are compelled to settle their tax bills promptly, and witnout abate- ment, whether they are able or willing to do soornot. There may be some valid reason for the proposed reduction in the case referred to and in others like it, which do not apply to citi- zens generally, but until they have been fully ‘Set forth it is safe to assume that they do not exist. The remark made by a correspondent of one of the Baltimore papers that the proposed settlement above cited “‘is satisfactory to both parties” is nota healthy sign. We have observed that whenever the managers of rich and power- ful corporations are satisfied the public is gen- erally the sufferer in some way. ‘The rumor that the Grant managers were seriously considering the expediency of substi- tuting Senator Edmunds for the ex-President has been extensively circulated during the past ‘two or three days, but as yet nobody pretends to give any authority for it. The name of Sen- ator Don Cameron has been mentioned as one of the leading Grant men whose faith in the popularity of his favorite was weakening; but this is only stated as rumor. There ts no pre- tense that Senator Cameron has authorized any such statement or has said anything to warrant {t. Taking the rumor in the various shapes in which it has been published and ft seems to Test upon nothing but speculation. It was an- nounced that Senators Cameron and Conkling ‘among others had visited ex-Senator Simon Cam- eron at his home in Pennsylvania. This set the news-gatherers agog and speculation was mife as to the meaning of this visit. It was timidly suggested at first that it meant a con- Sultation with regard to the candidacy of Ge Grant. Nobody contradicted this and specula- tion grew bolder, asserting that signs of Grant’s Weakness had alarmed his friends and they were casting about for a successor to him with the view of withdrawing the ex-President. It is known that the relations between Senators Cameron and Blaine are very cordial, and there are very good reasons to believe that the former would support the latter if Gen. Grant should be withdrawn. This supposition, at least, rests upon as solid a foundation as the much-cireu- Jated rumor about Senator Edmunds. ee ea ‘The New York papers are discussing the ques- tion whether Williamson, the anonymous let- card fiend, recently arrested in knave ora fool. We do not see n be any doubt that he is a knay pure and simple, except in so far as all kn: may be sald to be fools. Some of his notes to Dr. Dix, published since his arrest, show the Purpose of his persecutions to be blackmatl, and nothing else. It appears furthermore that he Played the same game fn London In 1873, and that he was there and then sentenced to one year’s imprisonment for his offence, about the character and intent of which there was no doubt. It is shown also that he led the life of confidence man in Geneva for several months in 1812. There 1s, indeed, every reason to be- Heve that he is a fraud and nuisance of the Worst sort, and that his proper place 1s in pri- ‘80D at hard work. IbDS OF ALL KINDS TAUGHT TRIOKS Holden’s (new) Book on Birds Rustratio all facts on mating, Bent to au: . 0. HOUDEN, ae marz6 2t* EASONABLE SPRING GOODS. : ‘REET SHOE STORE, BXENS Bam STREET BHOE STORE: Doors below Corevran Street. m26 peter OF ‘pana, HEALTH DE- AHINGTON, March 26, 1880. wNQTICE:-—witl Detsnld atthe Pound Cid aad ae Black Moree, taken Up wile at Dronoes Fes one wi eae city of Washington ington, ana omalning in ‘ond the time, ound beyond SrriTH TOWNSHEND, W Mi, P.. It Health Officer. ENT’S BLUE MIDDLESEX FLAN- BEL ie et quality, $12, fast colors: Youths’ from 16 Yours, 912, warranted fast colors; Boys’, 12 to. 16 pears, #8 io et a a a tu: ry J aif value, Odd Coats for wear ab rik ‘Vests at bi former price; Striped Uftice Us one- 50c. Great bargains in Boots and S0c. up. ; Men's from 8chool Hats from 40 and 60¢, 1083. pigu Big Shoe. J. W. SELBY, mar26 1014 and 1016 Pa. ave. | fal THE SURE oe SOoRE, zor THE DISTRICT ao 2p Dare oe Mead, ‘lvoneret al Wonrzuam ee ale equity No. 6,75. ((m mction cf defendant, Mator, it is this 224 hod ¢f March, 1880), >@judged and decreed th: thesu emadein ins cause be vatlbed aud sontemeds unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before Ue 20th ca, of April, 18:0: provided a copy of this order he ineerted in the Washington Re orter and in The Evening Star, once a week for each of three Fucecesive Weeks beto-e the eaid 25th day of April, The report states the amount of sulo to bo $1,068. marté-f3w A. B. HAGNER, Asso. Justice. VEW DEPARTURE. Complete lines of FINE SHOES, in the latest styles aid cf the beat makes, have been added to the stock of our celebrated, reliable CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. Bie, dave tus the LARGEST VARIETY OF BERING GOODS to be found, cousisting of Ladies’ French Kid Button. 82.75 up. Fine Kid, baud ang machine made Baiiore 2:00 Ub; Pebble ‘and straight Goat, Cloth Tos and Foxed Button. fi Laced Shoes, House Slip Ie an Best Working Shoe ‘Misees? and Boys’ School Shoo: Children’s and Infante: hoes, ment in the City. WM. HA S16 7th st., between H and L be Lie ave., between Tihs ‘and. Somn sts. IGN_OF RED SLIPPER_@t Tetenhione tor Goods to be sent for inspection. mai Lee erg pte SHOW ON EARTH ‘ists of the immense stock of BOOTS and SHOES of the latest Spring Styles, now on exhibi- tion and sale at the BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penn’a avenue, Near Nationa! Hotel. ‘The remarkable low prices that rule at this estal lishment are not only a aurprise to our purchasers but to the manufacturers of the goods themselves. DEPAI bear set ane Kid, French Heel, Box-toe, from Ladies! nrebbre Goat, French Heel, Box-too, from Laat Button Boots, from 81.25 up. Tadles' For Button Boots, from 8136 up. Hea’ Fox Gaiters (Lace), from 75 cents up. Ladies’ Kid Slippers, from 50 cents up. — New EN ENTS DEPARTMENT. Gents’ mana tsy! Calf Galters.f trom $2.15 up. Gents’ Press, Congress Gaiters, from 81 up. Gente’ Englich Walking Snoes, from 81.25 up. Gents’ Fine Ca'f Bocts, Warranted, from 82.25 up. A cess assortment of Gents’ Hand-made, Low Quar- 8 Specialty, Special Nobice “Box of Blacking Given to every Customer whore Purchase Amou' spa3 GREAT BOSTON SHOE an USE, Sign of the Red Fi EAR Nason Hore. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, mar26- SM erepeiston. TSE SCINTILLATING Gag TORCH, LIGHTS 4,20 times. It obviates the uss of imstches. tapers, &c. For sale by 3. W. BOTELER 923 Penna. ave. macdsot ANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE ‘sell a first-class failor-made’ Second-hand SUIT much better anda cheaper than a common new fuit can be bought, at USTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. n. or at Branch Store. No. 408 oe st. n.w. N.B.—We buy but first-class Second -h: Clothing. mars mu Ss PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, ‘Pa. ave., orate. otek Gloves'for Easter mable | Spring ies" eos from. itt cs. os 1.00, $1.35 and 81.60. mard5-26 AT L. HEILBRUN’S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 7th Street. Sign of: The Oid Woman in Window. LADIES' FRENOH HEEL SANDALS AND TIES. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES PATENT LEATHER PUMPS. GENT'S HAND SEWED TIES, 84. chine Sewed GAITERS and TIES, $1.25 up. GOOD WORKING SHOES, 81. Ladies' Best FRENOH KID BUTTON, 84. Very Finest FRENOH CURASO Do., $3.59. AMERICAN KID BUTTON, 81.50 to $2.50. CLOTH-FOXED BUTTON, 81.25 up. LADIES' GAITERS, ALL KINDS, 75 cents. SLIPPERS AND BUSKINS, 40 cents. CHILD'S SHOES, 10 conts up. mar?5-3t EIKIE'S LIFE OF CHRIST, 81.50; I, Life of Christ, 200. ‘Manliness "of Ot a dee PURSEEE. 203 ath stein. w, emt BB. 0-00- YEW SOLITAIRE! ‘A Game of Fifteen Caramels. Something New. Cc. C. BRYAN, Gnocer, mar24-3t . Cor. 15th and I sts. n.w. THE REASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE ® Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ast. It is a compound of rich and rare odors. 2d; For Fraerance, Strength and Durability it ts ex Sd. Ita richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume 1s a marvel. arBgtatls at, 16c., 25c., Se.. and Fancy Goo fea Bates A. LILLY, JH. & CO., Props., marl8-1m,2p,2c Baltimore. ATON & MING No. 824 Ot w., bet. Hand I. anne Sprin Panraray BORE Tum Stent oF a oan a aay and Wiehe art 1, and can be had of ‘wealers in the Uni- ee ‘The question as to whether or not Tilden tn- tends to maintain his contest for the democratic nomination will be determined today by the action of the regular democratic state commit- tee of New York. He virtually dictated the membership of the committee, and the pre- sumption is that it isin his control. Asthe ‘Tammany or anti-Tilden state committee also meets to-day, with the view of Preparing for a state convention, it 1s dificult to see how lead- ing democrats of New York can longer avold showing bow they standin this party fight. The action of the two committees, and the influences at work upon them, will be watched ‘With a great deal of interest, as the result may have an important bearing upon national poli- ucs. ——__-+e2-____ ‘The Boston Advertiser's statement, so copl- Cusly telegraphed over the country, that Gen. Grant will positively withdraw as a candidate, 48 treated by the Grant managers in Washing- ton with a degree of derision amounting almost £0 levity. ——<-e -—__ ‘The gross production of the French yards Fast year was only 565,400,000 pik or (550,000,000 less than in 1878, ‘The falling off was Pausell by the ravages of the phyloxera and dean neiber with very untavorable climatic The decrease in production will REASURER AND PS ICE, WASHINGTON, D.C... March 22, Bro. Notico is ereby xiven. ‘That itoa Commercial Agenes, Peddie expire Sid arust be bromptiy renewed all aa a ROBT. e ar mar22-6t ‘Treasurer and Assessor, D.0. BILIOUSNES 8, B OINDIGESTION, FOR HEADACHE AND HEARTBURN, USE NATTANS’ VEGETABLE Oat HABTIO ann ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, mar22” 14th and Land 2d and D sts. n.w. CHICHEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved from Herr & Cissel’s will be pes fire, sold C. McDOWELL, _marl6-Im Ast and PD sts. m.w. ‘ERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT. = SPECIALTIES. = THE VETERINARY MEDIOINE DEPOT, 409 14th street n.w. ote Hotei remy rere sora for Horses. Medicine for Cattls, Sheep, Panes Sc. a8 ORT. SMITH, V. 8. GPRING Goons. ‘TIONS. ~ O° Row Baa RBM BOW INSPEOTION. Penna. ave. Ape RIDING HABITS to order « specialty. DR. 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 MOSCHZISKEB has now been long enough in Washin: complished Suflicfent his prof rofenston to fect ts that iis Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels ome personal gratification in the fact that the Lstef lis patients, past and present, contains ths ‘ames of more meh of distinction, of all sections of aor 8 robably that of any other PHY- BioTAN RPE TALIST. in, the United states. RIGIN ETTE! HIM can be ex amined at. his'9 oftice ‘by those interes FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very sincerely for the relief I received from your trestment of my licaring, which haa been seriously impaired, the result of an excessivel: vere cold. D. W. VOORHEES. REST@RATION OF HEARING. Dr. von Moschzisker's treatment in my case—ca- tarrh and deafness—proved s perfect success. I thinkit but nown ‘all who ne utmost confi National Brass Worka, Waehiogt on. Dear Sim :—By the advice of Senator Voorhees T Placed myselé under your treatment for a caso of throat disease and vasal catarrh. I have reason to be entirely eatistied with the result of your skill, and you are at liborty to reter pany one, to me: Chief of the Redemption Division U. 8. ‘Treaéury FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- duction from genilemen of characterand standing. They speak highly of his skill and success in the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those of the Resviratory Organs. and of his asa physician. From his treatment of a c: der my observation and personal exverience, [think hecan give relief in all cases which admit of remedy. HORATIO SEYMOUR. Office hours: From 9 a.m. tol p.m., and from3 to 5 p.m. mar24 PECIALTIES FOR EASTER. TLB. GOOD ROASTED 00 Orne HABBITT XOAP” EXTRA QUALITY SARDINES (per Box). Ti UPPLY STORE, ‘4143 7th Street Northwest, 1 HABLE, Azt. 2 Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. maar23tal5 ue GREAT SPRING OPENING or MILLINERY, AND PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, AT THE FAMOUS KING'S PALACE, 814 Seventh Street, CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 21ru, INOLUSIVE, On account of the unprecedented rush, a great many ladies not being able to gain admittance, and in order to acoommodate 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 fresh 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 unanimous verdict of the thousands of ladies of Washington 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 of again taking the lead, as we always have since opening the KING'S PALACE. ‘We shall, as stated, open daily new and beautiful designs of the most attraotive styles ever offered. Remember, all who desire to witness the grandest dxhibition of SPRING MULLINERY in Washing- ton. Our OPENING WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SATUR- DAY, INCLUSIVE. KING'S PALACE mar23-5t $14 7TH STREET. I have just received my stock of Spring Clothing, 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 buits, in frock and eack; Worsted, Light and Dark Colored Pants for dress and business. Also, a very large assortment of Boys’ and Children's Suits. The above arc 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 satisfied that noone can find a better as- sortment in the city. I purchased these goods at bottom prices, and can therefore cell them at astonishing low pricos. To be convinced of the truth of this assertion, a cordial invitation is extended to all to visit my establishment. A. STRAUS, ‘THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, mar22 Between 10th and 11th streets. TRADE Ss. Ss. s. ARK. PE! Hovustomw County, Ga. ‘We have known ‘‘swift's Syphilitic Specific” tested in hundveds of obstinate, cases of 8 pis, Mercurial Rheu,vatiam, Scrofula, etc., an that it made the n208t perfect and’ permanent cures inevery cae a) tush L. Dennard: Sam. D; Killen, Judo "L, Waren, of firm of JW Dep. ciksny: EGov Bavatinab, Gs. Gt Gen eran Ga. Ea: Jacky, De sy, Deu ‘W. Mann, Oo. Treasurst: Wm. D. Pi oY am personally acquainte’ with the yProprictor, and also with many of the genclemen whose a fares appear to the foreguius co. tifcate. a are Asi. COLGULTT, ‘Govern rn. Prepared oni Hy by the SWIFT COLTS C G5. tlanta, Gi pace, SOHELLER & STEVENS, | mar24-1m National Hotel Dru, 5! HE ENTIRE STOCK DRY GOOD! MILLINERY, oy Ss WANOY GU! 4 DS, and FUBNISHINGS' ‘will be closed out at once, REGARDLESS OF OOST, prior to rebuilding the btore. OOME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. ‘D. L. ENGEL, 1926 Pennsylvania ave., marl8-2w Near 20th street. EW CARPETS. I have just received a few specialties in BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRYS, AND ENGLISH LINOLEUM. a ae lentes cf theeo aro Just out, and in excellent I sell all goods Goods as low ss any cae 20071 li fo thatr marl7-w,f,m,20 EAUTIFUL EASTER EGG! Br ona ce also, CULORS f¢ Coane DAVIS & HENESS, S.e. cor. 13¢h and H sts. mar22 Wwe o- a CROWN HAIR BRUSHES. A full line at W. 8S. THOMPSONS, jan38-w,f,m,3m 703 Fifteenth st. JPTCHELL coonE « co., STOOK BROKERS, anabo, Broadway, Now York, for cach ; also deal in Btock Privilege Ooutraete at retes.' “Heferenoes furnished. : solicited. mari6-co6m. ANITARY PLUMBING. 8 es ¥. |, 619 Ste toy Fi ps gen WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘ANTED—A comvotent DAUG GLERK., Ai at Drug Store, 7th ond K sts.n. ANTED—A STEADY OSCR SD We ae for » at No. 1219 Benue: aves Sin ar6-St Fa RENT. Desirable unfarniabed sa, ROOMS. 3 ee or6 ROOMS in 8 house of 10 Teoms now occupied by a small family of adults. Taasire see Pea aw. 38" ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN or aS to cook and make pos ei In- quire st 106 Greene st: Georestowar mara6-2e" Wiser batt ‘BOY of 14 or 15, to learn the wr business; must have good reference. UB, No. 929 Dat. news marae Be Wares CASH BOT ant be about Th Torts aeeiincs sbetrecu Sand Tl ite Bad orn! ing x TA ‘LOR ‘& HUET: 333 oreo ANTED—Exper'en and youns Tees = = LES-LAD : = 8 Mbp Dad DRESSER also, competent to take charre of floor; best Telor: ens required. Palais Royal, 1117 Pa.'ave. It Wari ELDERLY COLORED WOMAN MAN as cook, to go 6 miles in the country. mfortable 6 room BRIOK Fas HOUSE, N No. 1251 oth ne nw Taanire on the Pren of D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F st. mar! DR RENT—At No. 1209 6that. n.w., 4 nice un. furnished ROO! OMS for housekeeping’ on second Sone ra bath, hot and cold water on same floor. Far —— or three ROOMS. suitable for fight housekeeping, on seound floor, southera XPOr UI ortheast corner 22d and H sts. n.w. Inquire © at 1824 K st. Price moderate. mar26: R RENT—Six ROOMS tee noce sen suil Fa. for small family. Apply at Tah geht RK, RENT—Nicely furnished front ROOM, sec ‘These who hay references can ly between ond Story fronting south, in a private semily. the houreof Sand 4, at T6200 st marae Se | 192T Netw Peimnara3: ANTED—Thirty copies of THE WHITE RK BENT Np caeaienete a oes x or HOUSE, March 6th, to fill orders from west. Fr without board. ‘Terme mc dat auth Call at office, 621% mari Al cad E} USE No. 1017 M ARATE MAN to work in Dalby bakeuens Fae Mud ith sre i rooms. tags er; gpiver mi ITE MAN, to work in Bary busin Sunineerand ver ‘wagon. ? . AEE: sae mar25-3¢* Mus. C. Vv ee WOMAN of experience as nurse: to remain with a sick lady from eight #.m. to nine p.m. ; one competent to pive! and Who is well recommended. 1.w., immediately. WW ‘NIE pEamilies, fornished | with | SER- of charge. Ii gen 13. ‘Intelligence Ofiice,"* m 24. Feder ing, cor. Tthand FU. £. PRICE & O0- 5 St? WANTED_A, REGISTERED SaInAGT: one competent to take charge of business if necereary: state age, experience, wher: em- pioxed and salary expectod. PHYTO, "Star ofiice. Tannen RENT—Oue large, ROOM or two medimm-sized ROOMS, communicating, fur- xished snd ull moderu im; provoments, eonthern @x- posure: between F and Land 12th and 17th sta, n. ‘Terms moderate. Address 8., Room 85. Patont Oitice. mar25-3t* ANTED—A 1 CANVASSER on J. Russell Young's *tAronnd Grant” NOW CO. boun: mar25. re Appia en door. nares. St" Fe iT laree, nicely furnished ROOMS, fromns te 815 per month. Excellent table Permonth. Apply No. 22634 st. n.w. mar25- WOK RENT—HOUSE No. 1012 10th st. nw. Tepair, with ranve, latrobes and ail mi ¢rp improvements. Location central; 10 rooms Rent ue month, mar25 Fo ‘—-STORE No. 3705: Pennsyivanis ave. ry Cela nk 3 Bookstore, cor dest af \e jookstore, cor. Gh Pauecraeis ave. mar24-6t on RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- E AND AT AUUTION.—See Bulletin isaned on the Tak and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w._m25-2t” = XENT— Unfurnished second and third STORY. three reoms on each floor, suitable for housekeeping. Bay window, sas, water and bath room. Ne. 1625 17th st., between K and L. OR aALE OR EXCHANGE —A Rane: TAS A 3-story BRICK in n.w. section of the cit containing 10 rooms and all Todern lmproveren Half equare from street care. and dedentfully | cated. ‘Exchango," Star office. FOREST E sso Piyats family, three or four well Furnished ROOMS: houze has a! modern improvements. Apply at 209 East Ga Cay hifo: mar? ANTED A d-hand if ILE. la W crongh, eee 2 (a Serco ant particulars. Address ” 1532 Te m24-3* Wk ane, ts cle (ge % ap Good pay to mien. Address "'L. B.,” Star Office, ‘mards ‘Ste Wirreenugenaee 70 KNOW Tae they can have entire Paper Suita trimmed: s perfect ft GARRETT, t for Madam Giippen' e Patterns. 1293 Fat’ newe “mard-oF ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1235 1ith st. n.w., be: tween Mand N sts. To a good tenant. the rent will bo reasonable. Bor voraie ‘call at ills York ave. mar24-3t sR RENT—No. aS jas at “» <<. ak In. $25. No. 17 H si $3082 209 will bug a nest new 7. Pom “PRESS ‘BRIOK, mi, nw. J.@ HESTER, 619 7th st. a Fe RENT_—No. 7 H st., nine rooms, bath, hi ‘nd cold water, jas, range, dry cellar, douse ANTED—SERVANTS of all sorts. Those in ancowes alco renishoss=; Eaduire oases er WV See eaeers mes Se at fey | eee ee “People’s In ‘oderal ‘OR MEAP—Terme ®25 cagh an Buildin and E.G. PRIGE & 00. | F'Snontiy now sisrocm HOUSE, with gparater marae he im kitchen, and water closet ia ya ard? ou Bin ve ANTED—AGENTS can make from oe BG: one block north of: ae aay by nelly A tasetal patented sartcle: STAR ESS) dew Noe sie: Gall ab. V. ZUILEN, 959 Pa. av. u-w. Samples | ROR RENT-022 17th st. om eee ante, mar20-6' furpished, for one or two years. -mards-6t" y STENTS of allkinds, and am (OR RENT_PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No. on help. Families furnished at short notice free | [905 Pennaylvania ave. ADply to WILLETTE. tT NALD: ‘miari6.3w aed WEP NT D LAND WARRANTS: and LAND SORIP. J. VANOE LEWIS, Boo 43 and 44, Le Droit Building. im ANTED—Yon to examine and ch 5 ‘Wika MAcHiNe Romie § ditfereat Hinde. Any one not satisfactory subject other. Be KENNEY, 427 ee PLS RENT Fine COUNTRY PLACE, near Sol- diers' Home, 11 rooms and_ stable; fruit and Saint & CO., Bt. Cloud Building. mar 20-1 BRENT 2 or 3 unfurnished or partly fur. Olrliel ROOMS, secuad Bao ath, hotand cold water; every convenience ousckeopine References’ exchanged. 1627 Oonnectiout av mar20-6t WARZED CARPETS to OLEAN, at RIORS | 2cSt Castle Stewart. Steam Beating 490 paren S: z: No. 211 D st. TOO! l= Sno Fa Den or aeons. ta Sor, sas Brae oho fend ag lg W. ees! arriage house AN tts Oarvet Beslers oota-Gm | is ate mari 7-20 ANTED-STEAM OARPET OLEANING. (OR SALE—Reasonanin Tens—Oottage-built Ww ‘work guaranteed. At OHAGE'S, 10 foul FGnice” HOUSE, modera mpm BOARDING. ‘OR RENT—With firet-class TABLE BOARD, a nicely-furnished Front ROOM, at 6 920, Now York care am F% RENT—with BOARD — A Pleasant Front ROOM, south, three windows, ese FORO Persons: references required. Ni LW. ma marie Se (OR BENT—A large well furnished front ROOM, second floor, with BOARD, in a private fam’ ily; mear department and cars. ‘Terms for two, $45 per month. 1908 Het. n.w. mar25-3t" IR NENT—To a couple of colored ce a ROUM, with BOARD it desired | Belt line pass the door. wForfurtaer particulars, A, pply, No 619 on "RENT -ROONS with BOARD, for $20, 822 and 825.2 persone in one room, Boom 2:story, with BOARD, #30. 515” 2th street 1225 same size, mar24-3t! NEW YORK AVENUE, two Rooms, Parlor and Bed-room, communicating, nicely furnished. BUARD if desire PREPS Ts oe, yithont BOARD, two or three ROOMS, ai 2.) changed. OB RENT—Neatly-furnished noouee ae Bec- d floor; convenient to cars. Table Bi D. $39 Bot. mow: mii brig 'T—Furnished ROOMS, good Evoato, ina private fantily. 305 Ost n.W, (TRE FREMONT HOUSE offers lotel Board, [Ce ang 620. month. House iewell ‘with sau and every way desirable. jan29-2 HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th st. > is iid ra coaiest a0 eit ‘conducted boarding aoommo- S55 oe Bote at reason novi LOST AND FOUND. YED—From 1109 13th st. n.w., a young white SPITZ DOG. Any one return: ing him will be suitably rewarded. onze ee a on_Indi- e., bet. 1st a ae NEOK. LACE. t two Tascels arthe < ond small Bore to wardstop. Return to156thst.n.e. mar2t ‘—March 25th, an AOCOUNT BOOK. — LStrra of $2 for its return toJ. H. BUSHER, Stall 451 Center or 35 Nerthern Market. m25-2t* G TRATED From $24 Indiana avenue, young white BULL DOG; cropped ears, with tae of face black. Persons metaening him; will be suitably rewarded. mar24-3t" PROFESSIONAL. J. H. poe opposite sian Salar mel mapeciglis” ‘eth ver. oference: Nov, De- Domer and otiersnbs )UI- Cor Comte Bunions, lains, jails, Vas- Excresences and other ailments of the feet. Established 1eele” OA 1 per visit. mard ice fee, CoESS, BURIONS.. Bo Da. J. Bag RYEACY Oy | 1 fect and effective remedies. Remember, ae aad Penusylvanin ‘ave. feb35 R. WEIGENBORN, Deni memoved to 410 11th CELLULOID TEETH inverts 87 to fo 8 per et eet, and all operations on ihe reasonable prices. Ex- ict 50 cont declé M. 8. BROWN, DENTION, No, 725 tare facto over Bimins’ D: trous Oxide given for th i, painioeg tion of Teeth. Esch peels $1 al opens on the performed with care and eatiatactions ‘ural teeth Attention is tallied to the pleasant and convenient Tocation of this of office. Three lines of cars pase the my RB. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentis Kemoved to southeast ¢: rner enor Tih Le ‘Teeth inserted $7 per set grounds and shrubbery: in one of tho best localitias, wetown : cars: ae the door. angers Re- Sadere Oftiee, Oty 6-29" OR KENT—Furnished or Tateraineed SUITE; bay window, bath, &o. seoond floor, and one Room on third ‘floor. children or Bervi aces need Hot apiy. Ti28 Town Circle: mis 24> KR RENT— isholes fone mar-Bt01 Balok HOUSE, 14 14043 oe tothe Soott Statue, m Gemiseer er of 3. W. a ite ne ss | be 01 . We Pes feb23-1m_ OR RENT 519 19th st. nw two handsomely hed SUITES of K¢ MS; all modern im- orem: first and ; bath on each oor ; terms moderate. febl4.3m. POs RENT Fumished PARLORS and BED- MS and ROOMS furnished for hi ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 - vania ave., corner 435 st. augli-8an! —_—_—_—_—— FOR SALE. FOR, SALETA lot of OLD BOOKS. over 130 yoars Treat on different subjects. Address THOMAS GARNETT, Catlet's, Va. mar26a0 FOR SALE—Handsome Jowelers’ SHOW CASE 6x2 fe Also, two Walnut WALL OASES; willsall cheap. ee ae 12th st.n.w., ne door to Pension ar 26-2t* F% SALE— er BaRGain— agus BUILD- NG LOTS on Capitol Hill and northwest sec- tion of city. Splendid chance for builders. | In- quire 423 Lith st. n.w. ‘51m. Fe SALE—A pair of fine aay HOREES, sfambletonian: 5 Apply vat 8. PUL- N's Loan Office, S14 qth Son SALE—80 ACRE- FARM, 10 miles from Fd Sas, 2,men trom Wil Station on B. & 900 fruit trees, f tren ood aol ail; plenty [of wood and water. mar24-3t RARE CHANCE. A six-stop solid ‘salnut case “GEO. WOODS” ORGAN, but little sed, for 85 oaah. Must be’ pola. SIDNI ee NIMMO LA C0 mar23-6¢ 10 Lit st. n.w. ALI Fine TO} with Pole and Shaft. VING and BADDLE M: All orders for purchasing or disposing of Bie Billrecelye promptattention. and satisfaction WM. B. DOWNEY, Mable, 1013 ttn: na — P BUGGY and PHETON, Ale fine DEI- FR SALE—Just arrived, 16. fine b biz aOnSES Four Cone pe Horses, Two, Saddle Horses, lorses ; the Can be seen at mar22-6t* JOHN T. HOPKINS. OR BALE—Fifty different uta of New and Second-hand To; ang No-To] GIES, | SID) BA. JUMP ROCKAWAYS, PanLY OARRIAGES, a EXPRESS WAGON at prices ‘to suit tho times. Call und examine our stody at 940 Loussians avenue, Bazaar. mar2}-2w SPATES & HAHN. RAYE ONGIAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES of my own make, snch, as Phetons, Side Bar Bi ixten- slon-top Phictons, Dootor Buggies, Coal xes and sevel iness Wagons; also, a No. 1 second-hand Corie Rockaway in good con tion, at my facto: - 14th and D sts. n.w. WAL. WALTER. | Rep: oe prompuy attended to: ARGE STOOK OF SPRING SWAGONS, suitable Lie ail kinds of business. Also, lot ie TRADE WAGONS. This Wagon mee TOP ‘BUGGIES. DO S, one LANDAU GARETAGE in. Second-hand BUGG! snd WAGONS forsale le vary LOW 0 low on sony ralments JAS. K. PRO} reetown. maril-3m, Fe SALE—New and sioge ag Janse CARRIAGES: Beats, es ‘Ops, ‘Rockaways, Buswies, “phastons, Goupes, Carts, &o Reikie prompts aptly sponser to. to. HAS :4 ‘Shan itory, 6 8th bet. Di and En. py Fo pales. lot of fine A BIRD OAQES, Sie ee wary Cheam a Rea Store, 1180 thst cw. B HANTUREOHT. 7 PERSONAL. WALL & GO. has no business relations with . ho firm of Jessup & Co., of New lew York, sincs D: R ope eat S19 Tih st wew.5 Between | in ae November, 8 Se ee Beane Eiiea. a, et ct rout EMORRUOIDS (PILES), CURED WITHOUT Fa, 0 Sens. Speatioun warranted, nothin #13 runt styou are cured: A: ‘a? GORE: wisiede = 14 13th et. n.w. marl7-3m s P. 5 so HINANOIAT, | L Gain eaten ge PResww anv FAIR DEALING WELRY and SILVERWARE WILE BE GLOe IN STOCKS. | OUTATANY PRICE Deter ous. apau aaa reliable wtedign, Book giving an expose of the impoati ractioed, €8) Si yuntry snd distant deal- ot carat tor Mle ad ounce ie ee ation for New York Stock Broker, scar Price 60 conte, Ad POSH THOMPSON, Jn. imarl?7-w,0,4t 52 Broadway, New York City. ATCH REPAIRING, E WATGEAVING. ETO.” WATCHES, LEEDS Me pee COMPLI- Of every description b carefully repaixed by akilifal COATS OF “ARM CREST CRESTS, ae Eto., elegantly engra\ faction on inal afar of life than en any one one in the pro- fesaion ives ives an ‘on all matters appor: loveand matriony. ALE I raction Taootue Gare iiven 9° n0 pay: Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above 2.w. mar? MivEnia ae TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business Ladies and Gentiemen cas. 416 Lat., bet, 4th and 6th sta.n.w. ie ueere aes, i11-15m° r N. Worvo etoErOre Cthran t_DEPQ? All choice. of ite QD telephone OF (cied punctaaty ar SPECULATION. Cotton for Future Delivery 1 is pT ssonaile marvin wil Er emnterd oe of ba Seems Kets of trans- ‘we can refer to tae mae eaten 196 Peart sivoct, Now Xorke Ket oe ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr. CLovp BuILpine, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STOR: rent nor aca ES FOR RENT in diffe Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some that are very desirabl Sat are very desirable will be Exchanyed f LOTS FOR SALE, and wh bad els an inti en desired money will be SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mer20 FoR RENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Bean Estaig AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 25 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ibave 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. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, mar20 0th and F sts. n.w. UVALL & MARR, 804 F street. FOR RENT. ‘OR SALE—An 8-r00i i window and scalar, on Calabi ‘st., Mea 1620x100, $3,600 1300 0 impa.. 84,000. dows, mod. A. McINTIRE, Beat Estate Bri 280. 918 F street, opposite ‘Masonic Temple. For Re Furnished. L enston, West End. Sod a gh cars. Torin northweat, 19, 62145; no. saab Tor two wo ms 6 Lote near 16th ‘and foot EY TO Li EOAn MONEY 70 LOAN! sums hers always on hand to LOAN atl . 2) at oweat ratoe B.A. Mo 2. OB REN’ ‘THE OORCORAN BUILDI ‘NG, catia U. 8. Taeascny, loru STREET. stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi- catit Fea Sastre Offices, Studios, etc. Wate> oeets on every floor, Elevator and stoam heat. Dank pgome for sara. Inquire of the Jani Fa SALE—Beautiful ratte pee LOT fronting on Tows Circle and Rhode Taland avenue, con- Bquare feet of groun Ort aki Deca TRIANGL bounded by ire avenue, N and 20th si juare feet of land, ‘and i is entirely ‘by wide par! Heats RENT—Handsome larze BUILDING, fac- ing ivania avenue, meer ‘14th st. n.w. ; suit- ble for a Class restaurant. FOR RENT—Larzo STORES and OFFICE ROOMS in Lenman Building. FOR: Chaba anus st.n.w., @ desirable three- story, nine-room Brick DWELLING. FOR RENT—1504 Caroline st.D.w., new six-room Brick HOUSE. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1223 F street northwest. BOOKS, &c. HE NEWEST BOOKS. Yol. 3 De Remusat. Redman, by Gonstai A Bundle of Papers Winter Sunbeams, by 3. 3. Go inter Sun 3 John Bunyan, ‘by J.A. Froude... marl2 Elihu Burri Gilbert Stuart and His Works All the Magazines for April. EASTER OARDS of the latest designs. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BuccEssons TO MonUN Bros., mar20 1015 Pa. ave., cor. lithst. UST RECEIVED —A new supply of ‘ASTER CARDS and FASTER EGGS. EASTER CARDS and EASTER TER CARDS and HASTER EGGS. Avery Lanee LEORTIDTS On Lead tis year, in- Gluding designs from all the manufacturers. ‘The Reader's Hand-book, by ker Oral Deformities, by Kingsle} Patent Case Index, by W. Schouler’s Bailments, including Garrier 6. ‘Prayers and Hymnals in cases and separetely. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, marl9 475 Pa. ave. Aste CARDS, EASTER CROSSES, BANNERETS. 83.50 00 scortments of Prang’a, fe Marcus Ward's and Hil- ageing ‘8 FASTER, poRuDS Ds ie wr Ex Cards and Easter Raye, 2 novelty. arranged by Miss Fastman. very neat. Babbath-senool Cards, Birthday Cards. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 428 7th street. 1 eee CARDS. BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll Mernororrray BooxsTorn, 911 Pa. avs, BOOTS AND SHOES. NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EXA\ ESS DURABILITY AND MODERATE doer. SPRING GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. : GEO. McCARTHY. WwW W. SHARPE & CO., e PUBLISHERS AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this M ONKY TO LEND ON REAL L ESTATE, in sums to suit, at the lowest rates of interest. J. T. COLDWELL, mar26 6t 806 Fat., Le Droit Building. SARE OHANCE.— —Being soe) ponent: 0 give ma: al ion. CUTLER HOUSE, I? £0 eon wea well amd favorably known, Loffer at private sale the entire ROMS maar nearly full of an pnd to none i! =a SALE—A rare oh = Dusiness man, the % ng Sa, ont ecrst tary aud Feather ‘renovatine Eat TANLISH MENT, Fos EGRET STORE, oR =a centrally located, ‘and ao Dntcas fret close bare eae eae TE RN ing. Address Box 102, Star office. marl9-8e 8809, $1,000, 82,990, 1S, OO— Ar Sit theee stints to Ioan upon” Real Estate eecsctse Tend 8 per cent. vaccnnin to sums, time an security. ~ ROH ER, 69 7th at.” mar2s- St 10 a oN Ist CLASS REaL ESTA é sey es |, 000 to 84,000, at 7 percent. ; 85, oH ree oe MCTSTEIGER & 11 .TEBERMANN, mar25-3t 8 New York ave. L. WANT A FEW DESIRALE CIC Tors for fret ¢ ues Honsee, in the northwest part of re thee ty, for cash custoniers. also, 8 few low LOTS, in the sami jon, bart cash and pa. M.M! KOHRER, sa th'st. NECUTRINS BALF--To close up the cetaie AE SE Waite, ave BRICK OOTTAUES, Ma, ‘a waters two LOTS om How wo LOTS on Meridian 1 peeen N and hore Isianil avo, No reasonable offer refured. Al apply {0 E E, Executrix, meriB-8t? Tis. Guh street ne SETS ING FOR SATE CHEAP. Also, ELEVA- ‘LOR, suited for cellar ure = HOLAKEAD £,00.'8, = OR SALE eee CounTRY HC OME, near Washington. more & Ohio Railroad! unleare te aad fro twelve cents. Cheap rent. Further particulars, WM. N. CALVERT & G0., Baltimore oe Nardone Ook BALE. ry desirable three-story and basement Briox DAEUNG os rowms, oi modern iaorore, nts. on 1sth et. n.w.; with corner Lot 23 front, and Ls attached. Will sell with without corner Lot at low figures and ensy terms, Will exchar we for House on i4th et. vist Circle nud New York ave. CASSIN & ENNIS, mar23-6t 1339 F st bw. (1 00D APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS, ON G' ESTATE SECURITY, ae IN BUMS FROM $2,500 TO 86.000, At 7 per cent interest, can be expeditiously filledy Apply to mar22-6t O% HALF OF A LARGE OFFIOE on the fret floor cf LeDroit Building for rent cheap toa rty. Apply to Sabot: APPY JOHN T. ARMS, JOHN BULL Room 29, Gorcoran Building. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE HOTEL, with Furniture and Farm; excell: business, ‘Also, FARM in Tennessee, with aoe, Sno acres in Kentucky ; Texas 640 acres. Good ti- JOHN WIGHTMAN, ‘mor20-6t* Trout Run, Pa. (0 LOAN. MoNEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay When Security is Amole. R. O. HOLTZM, mar20 “0th and FOR SAUE OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROP ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, coatain- ingecven eae , with seven lots in fine condition. Also, FARM, Containing about forty-three acrea, situated at “the Washington & Ohio Junction: fifteen minntes ride from wack’ gutbuildings. suited for stoe den or greenhouse. mar20-1m_ DUNGANSON Sone M ONEY TO LOAN— 100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per oo interest, on first-class gilt edge real estate securit B.H. WARNER, 916 F st. now. OR BALE—Stock, Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of an old-eatablished, Wholesale and Re- tail ICK CREAM and CONF! good dwelling and rd, market gar- ply to Aucta marl9 TIORERY ESTAB- LISHMENT, doing a fair business. Reasons for falling. interest in another business. Addreas Rox 14, Star Office. marl5-2wt* Fo SALE BY THOMAS DOWIING— A DESIRABLE FARM Im Farnvax County, Va. The Farm contains eighty acres of choice lan lying on the Little river turnpike road, about 1: miles from Washington. It is well fenced, has three uever-failing sprinva upon it, fifty scres cleared, and the balance in timber. ‘The improve- mentigconsist only of a double log house containing four roome and &} ‘This Farm is said to be tho best Farm of tte elze between Washington and Warrenton, Va., and only about two hours’ driva from Washington, over @ good road, and well suited fora market and dairy form. marl2-e010t F. MINOR, 1336 Ist. n.w. (OK SALE—ArT a BaRGAIN—One of those hand- some three-story prese-brick HOUSES, witl bay window, on north side of M st. nw 4th and 6th ats. : nine rooms: all improvements; in verfect condition ; brick stable on rear. Apply’ to “aigom 8, 412 7th st. n.w. ‘smar]5-10, w,f,1 BSA SONESaE great bargains, 5 cle FRAMES. 4 ands § rooms each, good tote, {ath snd 1ithets w.6- 5 fo go) mall cash and 61s » vonthly: Fo HOLTZMAN. 1321 at. fmarl3. 1m BEAUTIFUL QOUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE— In Hyattsville, Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio five minutes walk from the depot. It consista ut three-fourths of ai of scrouni proved. by a frame cottaxe and fine stable. 1 shont sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- . House was built new within two wo years, and hae all’ conveniences, ina rare chance for « I ‘wants a cheap suburban home. Apply Sy PT DREY, 40 Tanke hw maré-Im AKGAINB.—A rare inducement is offered in Be three-story Press Brick RESI- has brownstone t st. near Connecticut ave. ronerty ally dallt; 12 rooms, bath, hot and oold 9 water, butlers pantrien, closet d beautifully finished throwseh Dats price 86 600—on easy tors, open two- story and Back Building Press Brick Front HOUSE, On Bete between 14th and 18th sto, with 8 all modern conveniences, and in pérfect order, 1 20x125 to an alley: price $2,600—on easy torme tow good party, Also, mall BILICK, well located, for $1, 50)—830 cash ‘and $20 per mont. HOUSE, 6 roms, modern improvements. Titles ail perf orno gale. Apply to marl3 .0N0 TO LOAN, In Snms to Suit, Onnalt erise Sacearee: THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F st. W. E. BURFORD & 00.. 702 E st. n,w. mi 0 TOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY 000, $800, $600 an fone iced . F. LESGHTON, Jan3-Sm' 828 436 street north COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. novs YOAL. woop. , JOuNs Om BROTHERS. ee CRS ORI NS. coal rt to Prices. ‘A a ont Petiveriea, WOOD. Main office, wharves, mill and dopot connected with up-town offices by TELEPTIONE. ices. of 2,240 ea With unequaled facilities and “sdvantsies tor economically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves, factory, extensive store yards. guabling Be to stock up t when coal is lowest: ofticas throughout the cits. and all ix immediate’ commu. nication, insuring Prompt attention to o *r0 Prepared to ouer vw Gur paeoas viele tes Of coal at the very. ‘sweat pri Sees re strictly pure coal theton. - SOILNSO ‘Main office, mill and depot, foot of 12un, Bits hs snd Fats. s.w. Offices: 1202 F &t. m.w.; 1112 DW. ; 1418 7th st. p.w. ; and 221 Pa.av. 8.6. PIANOS AND ORGANS. wt . KNABE ¢ aRAND MOU ANE ANO UPRIGHTS PLANUS, , Fichness and BEST PIANO MaDe. Pianos and Organs from other well: known factories for sale oF rent. Tuning egy satisfactorily att™dod u REICHENE BAG 8 moet Warerooms, 423 1th afew doors abo mar25 saat PIANOS._Highest honors Paris Ex- position Universelle 1878. Two eas ae, s. aaiens 2 xan “Artist's Pino, ‘Sines comment : Ey ants fr tncotiaid Kranich & Bach and feb? Pas AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT defy competition. ean WA febis 410 11th st. n. THE TRADES. olla: ‘The vaulted if aT informed that tho a pe ee workinen are fara Will be in the supe apetea Rte Sracorinaas t. ee omonenis avenue, third floor. ap8 PRAOT! AND JOB PRINTERS, GF ak ANP 08 ETERS Gea