Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY.........March 31, 1980. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editore fhe Evening Star has a regular. than published in Washington, and equat to of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. —————— ‘A new light seems to have broken upon the Ways and means committee in regard to the tariff. After having persistently voted down all propositions for modification or reduction of duties a resolution to put paper and all articles entering into the manufacture thereof was yes- terday adopted by a vote of 8to3. The recent three day's fight made in the House by Mr. ‘Townshend and his friends no doubt had the effect of opening the eyes of the committee to the existing state of public sentiment. Up to that time the committee seemed to regard {t as one of {ts rights to smother all bills not ap- Proved bya majority of its members; but the three di debate and the discusston over it in the press apparently awakened the ways and means to the fact that 1t had been in error. ‘The Tammany state committee of New York have issued their call for a state convention to assemble In Syracuse on the same date and at the same hour with the regular democratic con- vention, and John Kelly evidently means war to the knife against Tilden. In spite of the unu- Sual precautions taken by the Tilden commit- tee, the Tammany men secured an opera house and two hotels in Syracuse for the accommoda- Uon of their convention and delegates. The assembling of the two conventions side by side will be apt to produce results of great tmport- ance to the democracy. It will eliher bring about a union of the opposing elements In the party or still further widen the breach. The republican party in the Empire state is not Ina much better condition than the democrats. The antl-Grant repubitcans are or- ganizing with the view of making themselves felt at the coming national convention, and a breach {s not unlikely. As New York ts the pivotal state of the presidential election, these political family fights are watched with inter- est by the whole country; but not with any de- gree of alarm. Should both the republlean and democratic parties In New York become divided, or even disrupted, it would not prevent the elec- tion of a President who could hold the country together and administer 1ts affairs properly. ‘Therefore, outside of the politicians, the party quarrels In New York are not causing any par- Ucular distress. —+e-___ ‘The committee of scientists who made an tn- vestigation of the Edison electric light have published their report in the American Journat Of Science, but it is pronounced too technical tor the comprehension of the general reader. The conclusions of the committee, upon the whole, Seem to be favorable, though ina qualitied man- ner, as the report says, “provided the lamp can be made either cheap enough or durable enough, there ts no reasonable doubt of the success of the light, but this point will evidently require much further experiment before the light can be pronounced practicable.” The opinion is advanced that Edison will eventually over- come this difficulty. The report shows that While some progress has been made in the di- Tection of solving the electric light probiem, Mr. Edison has not yet attained success. The question of relative cheapness and permanency is yet unsolved, and that promises to be a difii- cult one. —______+--______ The returns of the San Franctsco election in- dicate a pretty bad defeat for the Kearney ticket. The citizens’ ticket, so far as counted, is so largely ahead as to leave no doubt of its tri- umph. The citizens of California interested in the prosperity of the state have cause for con- gratulation on this result. — AINS ) No &: CASH.) E STREET. No. 626 2 ws. E STREET.) FOR Until May 15, to make room for Spring Goods, Paperhanging from 10c. to $2.75 per piecs. Satin finish as low as 6c. Other grades equally cheap, according to the quality. Window Shades, plain and wilt band. Picture Frames, all styles in store or made to order. Picture roon) Moulding, Hooks, is, Cord and Wire. Ebonized Brackets, Easels, je bilk Velvet Frames, with a vacicty of Import al Walnut and Fi ed Choice Fancy Goods. Largo Ova Gold Gilt Frames, with many other goods at cost for cash. rewertou's popular Pastel Paintinge. Orders for Paperhangings, Win- dow Shades and Picture Frames punctually ‘filled. ‘Terms cash, at MARKRITER'S, No. 626 E st., one door from 7th st. FREE ART GALLERY. mar31-5t Sole agente for Elegant al!-wool Bunting, 24. Better all-wool Bunting, 28. Beautiful ail-wool Lace Bunting, 50. Beautiful all-wool Lace Bunting, Best Black Silk in the marke Better Black Silk, $1.56,(81.75, (old prices.) Full line Cachmeres, black ai shades. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, cheap The best Towel in the city at 25c. Cloths avi simeres from 25c to Rr yd. Suits made to order on shortest notice Full line of Laundried and Un- laundried Fhirts at old prices. Shirts made to order—measure taken here. Splendid Shirts (to order) per half dozen, tter Shirts (to order) per half dozen, $10. Best (no better made) Shirts to order, $13. Satisfaction, or money refunded. White Spreads 81. 25,worth to-day wholesale 81.49. Ek it 3-but. Kid Gloves, every pr warranted, $1. Sent SUGt LUTTRELL & WINE: mar31-2w 1930 P: HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore tween WM. LOEWENTHAL and M. SIEGEL bas been dissolved by mutual consent. M. SIEGEL will continue the business at the old stand, corner Mass. ave. and 7th st., 937 and 939. 2 mar30-3t* M. SIEGEL. Bers RYE CORDIAL, Composed of FINE OLD BYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY. Cures all pulmonory and malarial complaints. fee 50 cents and $1 per bottle. F sale by all drugwists, fine grocers and tho trade generally. Central Depot-1216 F street n.v sting be- REED'S SON TS WILL BUY A 83.00 SILK PARASOL, AT TRE CLOSING VUT SALE . OF D. L. ENGEL, 1926 Pennsylvania ave. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. mar30. NO OSE TEING Pieases everybody. Some of the angels were not content tostay in Leaven; but barring a few ex- ceptions hike these, BUBCHARD'S SPECIALTIES, 1s CANNED UOFFEE ANB MIXED TEA, do wive univeraal satisfaction both as recards yual- style of packing, aud pric ays ‘or sale at BURCHARD's, mars0_ Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. ith and PEL CORN SOLVENT, Bed Bue Extermina- tor, Persian Insect Powder, Rat Poison, Gum Camphor, Wie de Meyer's Catarrh Cure, Soaps, Perfumeries, Combs, Brushes, &c. For sale Oy DAVIS & HENESS, Drugwists,’ s.e. cor. H sts.n.w. GPEING OPENING or FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS, And all the leading NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, P 4 THURSEAY AND FRIDAY, Arai Isr AND 2p, 1880. To which the public is invited. MRS. S. KAU 355 Ba. [ “mar30-2t* Between 34 and 43 sts. n. w: ‘NWO. CURE, NO PAY.—Pels Corn Solvent. Sure oR php a Columbia, 1021 7th et. ow. nario QE» NINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE known a8 the best, so is JUSTH'S old stand Koown for years asthe only placo where first-clase BEOOND-HAND CLOTHING can be sold at re. 5 le prices. Address or call at JUSTH'S old Eee Kereta b ate betmecs ote sata See Ol ‘or Branch Store, No. 408 9th st., between D and ~ nw. N.B.—Note by mail promptly attended mard fi WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, WI WI Wit DEMONGeors pe 5 oN 9th st., MiSs AXNIE . HOMPAREY, 430 LOth street nw., Is offering forsale a few samples of FANOY FRENCH HOS] imported, that cannot be dupli ied in the country. mar. a Pi fe Doonmrrren's Orvice, = | lousk REPRESENTATIVES U_ WASHINGTON, D.C., March 39, 1880.) GEALED PROPOSALS will "be received at this 3 office until 12 o'clock noon, on SATURDAY, April 3, 1860, for furnishing, the House of Repre- sentatives, and storing in vaults of south wing of Capitol, 600 fons best Whive Ash Furnace Coal, 100 cords best Spruce Pine Wood, and 60 cords best Oak Wood. Coal to weigh 2,240 pounds per ton, andto be reweighed at Capitol if desired. Wood to meaa- ure 128 cubic feet per cord, and corded and meas- ured at Capitol. Oak Wood to be sawed in two cuts and delivered by April 1, 1880.Coal and Pine Wood by April 25, 1880, Pine Wood being first delivered. Storage. and Government inspection. at bidder's cost. The richt to reject any and all bids, and to accept or reject any excess in quantity, is reserved to the Government. " Envelopes containing bidg must be markec *‘Proposals for Goal and Wood,” and addressed 19 CARLES W. FIELD, m Doorkeeper H. of R. AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KY, AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. 19TH PorvutaR Mostaiy DRawine oF THE Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1880. These drawinss, authorized by.act of the legiala- ture of 1869, and sustained by all the courta of Ken- tucky, occur regularly on the las. day of every mouth (Sundays exespted and are supervised by prominent citizens of thestate. ‘The management call attendon to the grand opp>r- tunity presented of obta ning, ferenly $2, any of THE FOLLOWING PRIZES. 830,000 | 100 prizes, 31W0es$1 009 =10,000 | 200 do. ,'60 each 10,000 000 | 600-do., 20 eaci 000 660 'each 10' 000 | 1,600 do.’, 10 each.16,000 ‘500 cach 10,000 | 9 prizes, $300 each, approximation prizes. 32,700 9 prizes, 200 each, do. do... 1,800 9 prizes, 100 each, ao. 90) 400 ets, #1 27 Tickets, 2 55 Tiekets, #100 All applications for club rates should be’ mad the home office. Full het of drawing published in Louisville Cou- rier-Journal and New ork Herald, and mailed to all ticket-holders. Sendall ordera by money or oank draft in letter, or by express. Orders of 85 and up- ward by express, can be sent at our ex) -nse. Address RM. BOARDMAN, Courie:-Journal builuing, Louisville, Ky., or at No. 307 and 309 y, New York arto J. W. CLARK, LY03 nue, or 1422 Pa. e. mar30-was {PRING OVER COATS AND ULSTER- s ETTS. ROM 87-50 TO i820. 3 SUITS, OM #15 TO $35. SPRING BUSINESS SUIT FROM 87,70 320. SPRING SUITS FOR BOYS, EXTRA PANTS FOR CHILDRE NTS FOR Cl 5 FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS’ OF AGE. Eyery garment we offer is guaranteed in material and workmanship as well as in lowness of price. NOAH WALKER & CO. TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 625 Pennsylvania Avenue. FE SPRING Be mar30-6t HROPOSALS FOR SAND. Orricg oF Bureprxa ron) STATE, Wan AND Navy DEFAWTMENTS WasnincTon, D. C., March 30, 1880.) Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering 6c0-cuble yatde, more OF less, Of best SAND. for brick work, at the site of the North Wing of the Building for State, War and Navy Departments, will be received at this office until 2 m1. Of April 6, Tss0, ‘and opened immediately thereafter 1a pres! ence of bidders. Specifications, eneral instructions for bidders, and blank forms of proposal will bo furnished to established dealers in sand, upon application to this office, where & cample’of the sand. required ay briacen. “THOS. LINCOLN CASEY a , Corps of Engineers. THE REASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ast. Tt is a compound of rich and rare odors. 2a. For Frawrance, Strength and Durability it is unexcelled. 8d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. Retails at 16c., 25c., 60c., $1, and can be had of all Drugwista and Fancy ¢ ‘Dealers in the Ui ted States. A. LILLY, JK. & CO., Props., Baltimore. mar18-1m, 2p, 2c JPRING STOCK. DIAGONALS, COATINGS, Aah SUITINGS and CHEVIOTS, Ready for inspection. W.8. TEED, 35 Penna. ave. LADIES’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. _mar27 HE SCINTILLATING GAS TORCH, LIGHTS 4,200 times. It obviates the use of matches, tapers, Kc. For sale by J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 923 Penna. avi mar25-6t T= CELLULOID TRUSS ANDSUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER RUSTS, NEVER BREAKS, NEVER WEARS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN, and can be worn while bathing, is for sale at CHAS. FISHER'S, 623 7th st. n.w. Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants of lady patrons. mar29 TRY THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED FROM 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAC- TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND OONVE- NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY TO THE FES- TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIO, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, CON- TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST MATE- RIALS, AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE. MANUFACTURED BY C, @. GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON, MASS, TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN GROCERS: N. W. BUROHELL, 2332 F st. n.w. JACKSON & CO., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. WILLIAM ORME & SONS, LOS Penn.ave.n.w. B. W. REED'S SONS, 2216 F st. n.w. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania aye. n.w. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 610 Pa. ave. n.w. 35 Pa. ave. and 236 B st.s.e. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York ave.n.w. HOLMES & BROTHER. corner Ist and E sts.n.w. ©. C. BRYAN, corner 15th and I streets n.w. ©. WITMER, 1028 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. JOHN KEYWOR’ BRYAN, BAS C street ne. F. D. KEYWORTH, 529 7th marl3-Im Fatses DE S%ET CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lawrence County, Dakota Territory, * Black Hills.” CAPITAL, $10,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES, or $100 EACH. ‘This famons and valuable p1 has heretof: been owned and controlled by a few capteaitets: through whose ene! and means it been: Bigot er oreseatedetecle nition Ae ua commenced in Dovemar a ae corte tn odin owners have contributed abeut 45,000 fi of ite in the hands of the undersigned for sale. For the present the Stock is offered at TWENTY DOLLARS but the right 1s reserved to advance thé Per ahare, but th price without notice. arumphleta and Descriptive Maps will be sent to LAIDLAW & CO., 12 Pine St., New York. [_& 8. WORMSER & CO., Drew Building, New York. PRINCE & WHITELY, 64 Broadway, New York. marl-m, w&flst JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal large ice stock of Chinsse, Japanese, TON ed Pesstan Goods, Curios, Hmbroldaries, Oriental Rugs and Carpets, Screens, Vases, India Dinner Ware, Kioto, Owart, &c., in great varicty. VISITORS WELCOMED. A.A. VANTINE & CO., No. 831 Broadway, near 13th St., mmarl0-wi New York. THE « FAMOUS.” No. 200 Seventh st, n.w., CORNER D. THE PUBLIO, BY THEIR PATRONAGE SINCE OUR OPEN- ING, HAVE DEMON- STEATED CONCLUSIVELY THAT OUR TITLE OF THE “FAMOUS '” 18 DESERVED BEYOND DISPUTE. WE PROPOSE, HOWEVER, TO MAKE KO. 400 SEVENTH ST. STILL MORE FAMOUS, BY A STRICT ADHER- ENOE TO THE PRINCIPLES FIRST ADVANCED, VIZ: FINE CLOTHING AT ONE PRIJE, AND THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE MARGIN. THE “FAMOUS.” No. 400 7th st. n.w., corner D. mar29 ONE PRICE, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘We dosire to call particular attention this week to our elegant SILK SUITS, MANTILLAS, DOLMANS, CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, All new and First-Class Goods arriving daily. OUR FINE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is now complete, and we are prepared to execute ali orders on short notice. MONDAY, MAROH 29. WE SHALL AGAIN OPEN EXQUISITE NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS, THE LATEST STYLES. ‘We have excellent bargains in BLACK SILKS, all popular and reliable Brands. OUR DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMING NOVELTIES ARE WORTHY OF INSPECTION. oUR ‘S AND HOUSEKEEPING GOoDs will be found EXTRA GOOD VALUE and second to none in quality and assortment. ‘We make a specialty of Linen Sheetings. LOWEST PRICES! WOODWABD, LOTHROP & COCHRANB 705 MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON, D. C. ONE PRICE. Imar27 V 7 EDDING PRESENTS. We invite particular attention to our exten- sive and varied assortment of articles, designed +8) pecially for Wedding Gifts: STERLING SILVERWARE, in (ee lety. NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. FANCY PLATED WARE. LONGWY LAMPS. SCONCES and MIRRORS. TRAVELING CLOCKS. . WRITING SETS, Etc.. Etc.,Etc. M. W. GALT, BRO & CO., 1107 Pa. ave. IL BEST GOODS: mar29 (pase HEKTOGRAPH. PROCESS OF DR¥ COPYING—100 COPIES OM AN ORIGINAL WRITING IN TWEN NOTES. MINUTES. The ink can be washed off as from a common slate. It is the best Copying Pad in the worla, aud the only one that has any practical value. We guar- antee sttiefaction and allow trial before payment. HEKTOGRAPH CO., mar29-6t 425 7th st., Washington, D.C. \ARRIAGES. CARBIAG CARRIAGES. J In stock, a fine and larve assortmen of first-class CARRIAGES at moderat prices Re; ring promptly attended to. PANES ROBERT H: GRAHAM, Revosiro! ‘D Factory, 3t 410-416 8th st., bet. Dand E n.w PECIALTIES FOR EASTER. GOOD ROASTED COFFFE. EXTRA FINE MIXED TEA CHOIO’ LARD. KES BABBITT ROAP : KA QUALITY SARDINES (per box). THE SUPPLY STORE, 1143 7th Street Noe tae ae &#~ Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charwe. maar23tal5. ‘OR BILIOU Ss. FO OE wp HEARTBURN, 5 FOR DYSPEPSIA, * USE NATTANS' VEGETABLE OATHARTIC axp ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, mar22_ 24th and Land 2d and D sts. nvw. De MEDICINE DEPOT. SPECIALTIES. THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 11th street n.w. SPECIALTIES. Colle Medicine for Horses, Linements appropri- ate for Horses. Tonic Powders for Horses, Hoof- dressing for aorsea. _meciine for Cattle, Sheep, om, eu, a8 required: mari6-1y ‘ROBT. SMITH, V.S. W. W. SHARPE & CO., . 46 EX 1 LB. 1 LB. 3 LB. Al PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Kow, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this paper. mar8 GENP'S BLUE MIDDLESEX FLAN- NEL SUITS, best quality “#12, fast, colors: Youths’ from 16 {o 21 years, $12, warranted fast colors; Boys’, 12 to 16 years, #8and $10; Fine Fancy Class Suits for Boys’, 85 to 810; School Rule, from 853 to 86, very Yow; Odd ‘Jackets and Vests at half value; Odd Coats for office wear about one-half the former price; Striped Office Costs, 50c. Great barzains in Boots and Shoes. Boys’ Bcliool Hate from 40 and 50c. up. ; Men's from 6c. . Sign Big Shoe. W. SELBY, J. * mar26 1014 and 1016 Pa. ave. OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH aND CATAREHAL DEAFNESS.’ By alate member of the staf? of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. _ For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DE. WILLIAMSON, feb-$m __593_13th street northwest. WHITE @ Co. DEPOr, N. POEPUR, GeEE ELS! stanly on hand Clams, Urabe ‘and Terrapin received dally, Hotels and’ promptly supplied. ‘TTER, has ye ete Roe Now Sue ds Tepe 40 8th st., between Hata of all kins repaired. OOK! = LOoHt 5 ue. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR ® a formerly sold for 75c. now reduced Theabore bargain can be obtained at JNO: OC. PARBER. oct OLT-CLO Tth atecot, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A first-class WAIST HAND. Apol; WAT re! Sito HAMILTON: te” ANTED—A white COOK, well recommended. Apply to A. L. BARBER, No. 511 Maple av., LeDroit Park. mar3l St ‘ANTFD—A DRESSMARER, must beable to outand fit. Call between 5 and6 p.m. at No. 1011 G st.n.w- Gd WANTED. will give $100 fora SITUATION in any of the Government Departments. Ad- dreas Box 85, Star office. 1° WANTED A good WOMAN to cook, wash and iron for small family. Mie. H. 0. CRUSS Uniontown, D.C. it TW ASZED.-8200 cash will be given to any one securing me a SITUATION as Clerk, Messon- ger or Watchman in any of the Departments. drees J. J., Star office. mars: WANTED By an honest. industrious. intell’- it colored Boy, 19 years old, EMPLOY- MENT; well recommended ‘by present employer. Address JEFFERSON WEST, Star office. m31-3t* WANTED. An experienced white WOMAN as child’s nurse to take care of infant; French or English vrezerred. Apply for two days at Hamil ton House, 14thand K sts., between the hours of 12 and mar31-2t* ANTED—To Rent on Deasr—A amall fur- nished or unfurnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, bay window and southern expo- sure, between F and I and 10th and 16th sts. n.w. preferred. Address C. D. 8., 1213 F st. now. mar3l-6t* ANTED—100 GIRLS for Tailorin Operator Basters and Finishers, to go to Baltimore; ar rangements for board in private families made. Ap- ply. Thuraday from 11 to3 o'clock, at 405 9th huder the Young Men's Ohristian Aésociation Build UR. 2 ing. ANTED—A first-class Restaurant COOK well recommended. Apply at No. 933 D st.n.w. mar30-3t" ANTED—A first-class TRONER; one compe- tent to put up stock shirts. Inquire at DEX- TER LAUNDRY, 301 6th et. n.w. mar30-2t” ANTED—A first-rate HARNESS MAKER: aleo, a good, stout, active and_ intelligent BOY tolearn Trunk Making at J. 8. TOPHAW'S Factory, 426 7th et-n.w. mar30. ANTFD—By a respectable white Girl SITUA- TION to ao chamberwork, waiting and assist in plain sewing; good references. 623 N st.. bet. 6th and 7th n. mar30-3t* WANTED BOOKKEEPER; one that, under- stands hia business. “Address, with refer- erces, where last employed and salary expected first year, P.O. Box 594. mar39-3t WARZED—On reasonable terms, a sinxlo or double TEAM for easy driving (2 hours) in afternoon three times a week. Address, stating terms, J., Star office. mar30-3t ANTED—A POSITION in any one of the De- partments paying one hundred dollars per month. Will pay two hundred dollars. Address HARRY P., Star Office. mar30-3t* ANTED— sy a respectable, steady white Wo man a SITUATION todo the general honse- work of a small family. Pleare call or address 1740 Sth et., bet. Rand 8. mar30-2t* WANED SRY 4 white German Woman a SIT- UATION to do general housework or nurse. Apply at No. 38 Market Space, Georgetown. D. mar30-2t* WANTED A lance, sunny Front ROOM, far- nished or unfurnished, with Board, in cen- tral locality, Also, wanted,’ a small STORAGE ROOM. Address, statins price and Incation, Box 131, Star office. mars0-20* WANTED FAMILIES furnished SERVANTS free of charge. Come or send postal card with particulars, ‘*People’s Intelligence Office,” Room 4, Federal Building, cor. Tthand F. C.E. PRICE & CO. 30-3t* WASZED-EMPLOYMENT by a Boy ina Gro- cery Store, or any other store where he can make himself useful; is 17 years old, haa a fair ed: ucation, and can give good references. Inquire at Horn marso-3t ANTED—An accomplished, stylish LADY, competent and capable, must be good pen- man, to assist an attorney in important government and departmental business. She must have some means to live well pen Lisiness negotiations. RENT—$10—Five-room Brick HOUSE, Ni Pease ere Das aoe :new hor class in every respect. det. Dand Bets. aw. BR RENT—HOUSE 1235 1th bet. Mand N York ave. a— aMnaraL- 3 R RENT — Unfurnished ROOMS; new papered and painted, hot and cold water, an water closet in bath room. Apply 916 8th st. n.w. mars1-3t* new furniture jo. 422 Sth at. mars! OR RENT—Several furnished ROOMS without ‘Board ; delixhtful location for summer, at N 1214 K st. n.w. Terms moderate. References re- quired. mar31. POR RENT From April 1, four Unfurnished ROOMS:. second floor; |i Parlor, three Chambers; $26 per month, including light; suita- ble for housekeeping. 912'M st. p.w. mar3l-3t* FORRENT-—A Brick HOUSE, No, 403 0th 8.0.; «as, bath, sewer, hot and cold water ood dry cellar under whole house. Rent 817 per month, Apply to JOHN E. HERRELL, 922 Pen: sylvania ave. 8.e. Tarsi-3t* OR SALF—A very desirable three-story BRICK DWELUIN 804 2ist st. n w., one blocs from Pennsylvai leven rooms, mode'n convenien partors. dry cellars, &c. In quire of THOS. J. FISHER & CO., L223 Est.. cr on the premises. mar31-6t* ‘OR RENS_A large, elegantly furaished HOURE; ceatrally and elizibly located, front- ing a public reeervation; suitable fora Senator or Representative; will rent for one year or longer. HANLEY, Attorney-at-Law, N 617 Louisiana ave. mardl-6t WOR RENT—For either th unmer Or & y¥ a COTTAGE in Clifton, Fairfax county, Va. It is within ten minutes walk of the depot, churches and P. O-. situation very dry, airy and healtliful. Fresh’ vexetables, exes, milk; poultry and fruits supplied on the place ; cistern in kitchen ; stable at d wagon house: butcher twice per week ; Rood 80 ety; rent moderate; furniture if desired. Ingni 6 of G. OTIS, Clifton, Fairfax county, Va. mar31-6 FF O8 RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRL VATE AND AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin iseusd on the lat and 15th of every month, at the offi THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. nw. m: 'OR RENT—An unfurnished second and third Apply to B. of FLOOR, separately or together. Apply 628 1 st. new. mar30-2¢ FOE, BENT A double ROOM, furnished, on third floor, airy, with good view. Apply “1807 Maseachusetts'avemie n.W. marso-2t" (OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin- cle. Apply No. 1326 New York avenite. Also, TABLE BOARD, first-claas. marau-st* OR RENT—Fon Licurt Hovskxerrina—Taree unfurnished ROOMS on second floor; usa of bath and cellar. 938 Kt st. n.w. mardo-3t* FOR BENT _Fiowant farnished ROOMS on first floor; house has modern conveniences ; No. 607 12th at. o.w. Breakfast if desired. mar30.6t" OR RENT—1725 Pa. ave. n.w.—Ten rooms and lare Store oom, modern improvements. A ood business stand at low rent. THOS. E. W GAMAN, 519 7th st. mar30-3t FOE RENT Pleasant ROOMS, with hone, com- forts, in a private family. "Apply to H. C. SHUSTER, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, or 1319 11th st. n.w. Delightful location in summer. _ms30-i ‘OR RENT—HOUSBE No. 111 Dat. n.w. Apply to REGINALD FENDALL, 325 “4% st. Dew. mar29-lw FXOR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, in suites or single, with or without Board, at 803 9th at. n.W. mar29-3t* VOR RENT—2215 H st. x. w.—New BRICK, seven rooms, hot and cold water. bay window, large yard. Inquire 1918 Pennsylvat @. m29-st* OR RENT—A fine two stoi Brick HOUSE, with gas ani n.w. Apply to JESSE B. W new. ‘basement Pressed water, No. 40 F st. ON, 429 6th st. mar29-3t POE RENT Three-story BRICK, No. 1510 9th st. n.w., ten rooms: modern improvements; newly papered and painted. Rent 835. ALBERT F. FOX, No. 920 F st. n.w. mar29-3t FOE, PENT One, two-story BRICK MOUS! Very liberal compen: ntotie right party. Ad- eight rooms, bath-room, with all modern it dress (confidentislly) E. DURAND, Baltimore, provements; newly painted and papered ; No. 25 Ma. mar30-3t* th st. n.w.' Inquire No. 403 7th st. n.w. mar29-8t ANTED—A «ood COOK, ia private family. (OR RENT OR LEASE—FARM, with privilege of Must come well recommended. Cail 1018 8th purchasing eighteen acres; within ten minutos’ st. new. mar29-3t_ | walk of street cars; improved by two Tenement ANTED-—A SITUATION in any of the depart- VV ments, paying one hundred dollars a month. Will wiye three hundred dollars. Address LAW- RENCE FOSTER, Star office. mar27-6t" ANTED—An experienced Bookkeeper desires a PERMANENT SITUATION in a first-class house. No. 1 references furnished. Addresa J. C., No. 33E st. new. mar27-6t" WANTED SERVANTS of all sorts. Those in need of Servants furnished free of charga. preople's Intelligence Office,” Room 24, Federal Buildipg, eor. 7th and F. ©. E. PRICE & GO. mar2? ist ANTED—SERVANTS of all kinds, and other help. Families furnisned at short notice free of charge. Office cor. 7th and G sts. P. Mo- DONALD. marl5-3w* yy ANTED— You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject to exchanue for aay er. Kenting and repalilug a pee alty. MC- KENNY, 27th ste mowe | PNG acap, WANTED, CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avents s.w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave.. or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co., 1325 F st., Carpet Dealers. oct22-61 LOST AND FOUND. L9850n, Sunday, the 23th instant, 2 amall Black and Tan DOG named Spec ‘Allberal reward will be paid for his re- turn t) 321 Missouri ave. mi O8T—While attending St. Aloysius’ Easter Sunday a GOLD BRACELED (chain), Vearing the initials “0. C. H,” ‘The find: liberally rewarded on returning it to No. 29 3. st. 8.8. mar30-2t* ITRAYED—From my premises, No. 2217 7h et, SS n-w., a large white and black Spotted SOW, mostly black. A liberal reward Will be paid to auy one giving informa- tion as to her whereabouts. mar30-31" MAX BURTON. O8T—35 REWARD-—On Thursday, thie 20th in- ietant, in the basement of St. Mathéw's Church, # Red POCKET BOOK. Keturn to the Pastor. mar29-3t s REWARD.—From Queenstown Drove Yard, Red and Black STEER, marked rute of tail with tar, March 24. Return cor. 12th, and Ests.n'e. JOS. GEIER. — mar29-3¢ PERSONAL. VILL THE GENTLEMAN who got by mistake a new Gray Cassimere Silk-lined Overcoat have the woodness to return it to 2003 I street? The one left in its place has two handkerehiefa marked OR. 8. in the pockets. itt Ding Fat tCORD, TALW, Fayette st. Balto. Md, has devoted! 30 years to the sneceasfitl treatment of Nervous Debifity, Evil Forebodin: Fulpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic ness, Kc., those dire results of indiscretion. onoiis Diseases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin, Gouorruiea, Syphilis, Ke., Fadically’ cured without mercury. Write or call. "'R. K. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. marsl-3m \ OTICE.—To Mus. ELLEN DOWLING or Mr MILLIE HOARD. If they will call at No. 602 they will see their brother, W. A. White. ‘ Houses, good Barn, Chicken House, & never failing spring of water; 1,000 grape vines, and small fruit. Rent low to 04, tenant. Apply to JOHN T. CAMPBELL, I: llth st. s.e., near Anacostia Bridge. mard9-3t OR RENT—Elegant APARTMENT: after April 10, at 1027 Vermont a’ Pherson Square. OR RENT—Comfortable 6 room BRICK HOUSE, No. 1254 10th st.n.w. Inquire on the Premipes, orof D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F st. No. 17 H st., 9 rooma buy a neat new 7-room PRESS BRIC! J.G@ HESTER, 619 7th st. mar24 'OR RENT AND SALE. ¥or fall list, cal or send for REAL ES- TATE REVIEW, published monthly free mar?4-2m ‘B. H. WARNER, 916 & st. n.w. ‘OR RENT—No. 211 D st. n.w,, 13 rooms, new- ly fitted up and in complete order, fine cistern, carriage house and stable. G. W. GOOPER, 439 at. marlT-2w FoR SALES Reatonanie Tenas—Conawe-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvementa, sTounds and shrubbery : in one of the best localities of Georgetown; cars pass the door. Inquire Ke- corder’s Office, City Hall. inarl6-3w* FOE BENT Furnished or unfurniseed SUITE: bay window, bath, &c., second floor, and ous Hoom on third ‘for,’ Partias having children or servants need notapply. 1423 Iowa Circle. m?-30* FOE BENT 010 athst, nowy wo handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- provements; first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BE! ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekes; ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Pennsyi- vavia ave., cor. 43 st ‘auli-Sm* BOARDING. ROOMS IN SUITES OR SINGLE. FURNISHED, ‘at the Central Hotel, 10th st., opposite Medi: cal Museum, with meals in spacious dining at low rates." Prof Catta caterer. mari OOM AND BOARD, from $25 to et ME KING'S, Noe 108 otha, pare HE TREMONT HOUSE offers cood ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for $25 and 830 par u.onth. House is well furnished, heated with steam, and every way desirable. mar29-1m_ FOE RENT AA lance, clogantly furnished ROOW fronting F et., very desirable, with BOAKD tf. two persons, #607 Single Rooms and Board, Be $385 ver month. WINDSOR HOUSE, cor. 10th and F sts. mor29-6t* OR RENT—With firet-class TABLE BOARD, a nicely-furnished Front ROOM, at 920 Now York ave.n.w. mari OR RENT— icely furnished front ROOM, seo- ond story, fronting south, in a private fainil With or without BOARD. 1327 N st.n.w. 25-60 OR RENT—With or without BOARD. two or three ROOMS, at 507 E |W. ; references ex- chanwed. mar20-2w* HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 Sth st.n.w., is one boarding of the cosiest and best conducted honses in the city. Transient boarders acowmmo- dated at reasonabie terms. novld 13, several days since, a L U -LA, white handle, with warne th on, please return same to 819 Market Space and ceive reward. mars0-3 Gee a TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 50 centseach. 416Lst., between 4th and 5th sta. new. mar27 6t* D's ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies cr Gent'emen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY atd SATURDAY from 2 to 9 p.m. at 456 C st. n.w., near 4% st. Offices perfectly” 0 vate. Charges moderate. No failures. Main office, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. mar27-1m EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the uso of the knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until yonare cured. A. A. CORK- INS, 14 13th st. new. marl7-3m, PROFESSIONAL. J ff SOHNSTON ENTIST, Kemoved from 616 9th st. to T17H at., opposite Calvary Buptist Church. Filling a specialty. Teeth on gold and silver. Gas administered. Gharzes moderate. Reference : Rev. Dr. Domer and otheraun6. SERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- SY rite to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- perienced personayes, from far and near, visit DE. WHITE'S well-known establishment, opposite Willurd’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corus, Bunions, Chilb. 3, Diseased Nails, Vas- cular ‘Excresences and ower ailments of the feet. tablished 1861. Oftice fee, $1 per visit. mar CRESS, BUNTONS, o., radically cured by the Austrian Chiropodist, Dr. J. RYBACK, by skiliful and painless operation, combined with his rfect and effective remediés. Remember, No. 422 Pennsylvania ave. feb25 J, igB BEY, 82 7 st. wil remove to the ‘West on May lst. All persons indebted to him will call and pay. His whole stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE WALL BE CLOSED OUT AT ANY PRICE before that time. mar8-Im JMUARAM ROSS, the lons-oatablished, | Fellable Clairvoyant ahd Astroloxist, wives better satis- faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- fession ; tells the past, present anv future destiny ves advice and assistance on ‘ll matters appors fening ts Soutien loreand matrimony Ate ot TRovrre Oay. Batisfaction given or no pal tation Rooms, 402 2d st., above D at. n.W. oJ QUN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports asto the responsibility of people, with ‘abstracts of hens on real estate.” 666 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before 9 and fronr2 to 5. li-15u R. WEISENBORN, Dentiet, removed to 410 11th st.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted ¥7 to 810 per set, and all operations on the & natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. declé JR. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No, 725 1TH SIREET, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide ¢iven for the painless extrac tion of Teeth. Each Tooth 81. Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. A'l operations on the natural tecth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is calied to the pleasant and convenient location of this office. Thres lines of cars pass the joor. sep) k. T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, ‘Kemoved to southeast corner 7th and Eats, n.w. Teeth inserted 87 per s my: ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERBA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &c., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave-, mar27-Im Noar B. & O. Depot. ORNER’S MIXTURE WILL CURE In- matory Rheumatism, Dysvenaia, Chills and Fever Nedcagis, Diarrhea. It has Zo equal Oe tne Oe eee nw ore orale att Se Te NTOTYT a CROMWELLS, A SO Pa. avenue, ‘maraT-lin? 75 cents per bottle. (CHICHEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, reo oe Herr & Cissel’s fire, willbe sold 8. C. McDOWELL, marl6-Lmy Ast and D sts, BW, R. DUKE, Dentist, 919 7th st. n.w., between Tand Kets Beautiful Sets of Teeth A: Teeth Filled. $1; Extracting without! Pain, 60 cents. All operations warranted. oct31 COAL AND WOOD. ‘THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and EINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BKO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th ang Penns. avenue. novs WAL, woop. C JOHNSON BROTHERS. WOOD. | TELEPHONIC CoNNKOTIONS. OOAL. Full Weight. Beat x Prices. cont Weight. uatity. Low with up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilities and advant for economically, conducts the wood and trade, wharves, factory, extensive store yards enabling us to stock up throughout nication, when coal is lowest: offices 7, and all in immediate commu- RENT—1719 Rhode Isiand ave.n. w.—Hand- Fees Meith every conventesice. Situation one of co the best in Washington. ¥OR RENT—1 STABLE adjoining ‘‘Oastle Stewart. alle ree six ig ry carriage house. Second floor contains three finished rooms for coachmen. FOR RENT—26 H st, n.¢.—Small Brick HOUSE online of Columbia Baiirosd. > FOR RENT—726 4th st. n.. HOUSE containing ce rooms. MONE! AN. We have in hand Funds tions in sums to suit at lowest rates on approved real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1ar30_ 1223 F street n.w. Fo BENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. —Two-story BRICK 23 15% st. n.w., 17. Upper portion 1107 rooms and batil...€200 Bar ava uw: Fur. house, F st.n.w.125 416 13th st. n.w. Seth t.n:w.100 Marge al 38 516 11th st.n.w store 25 + 75 1224 Ost.n.w. - 5 60 Trooms, Dail... 60 C03 F st. n.w., 9 rs... 60 Yur.honke,n-w.H si. 50 826 12th n. w., 12 rs. and bath.. . 1937 F st.n.w., ll rs. and bat - 6 35 9 25 2 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, mar27 10th and F sta. n.w. A. MoINTIRE, le Reat Estate BROKER, No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. For Rent. A NUMBER OF FURNISHED HOUSES RENT- ING FROM 808 TO $350 PER MONTH. Unfurnished. 722 Sth at. n.w, A Suburban Mension.8125 490 F st. s.w 15 1518-1520 § st. n. 65 32415 2ist, near H 142 Ast. n.e.. Jith st.n.w 4512 9th st. ‘n.w, 35 Store 14th st.,aboveQ.30 Cor. 10th and E n.w Storeédwy,4thand H.30 3 P st. nw. 2 1310'E 8 ) 4th and K ne. (new). .12 352 N st. 8.w. 10 31P n. Also,a humber of other Housea, Offices, Store Stables’ and Suburban Property. 615 L st. n. 8 409 13th at. 8..00220518 FOR SALE" FOR SALE! FOR SAL 2 Brick Houses, 15th and L (to close an estate)82, 300 New Brick, near 7th and Q n. 000 ® roomed Brick, with stable, 1 000, New Houses on O-street line of cars. 1,500 Hones near new market, on 9th st. 83,000 and 1,600 1sth t., near Bu. of Engraving, &c.,br.,5 Defreedat-. br, 678., as, bath, Ke. zy rs., stable, large lot 4 story Brick on Pa.'ave. p.W on Lot in northwest, 10.6x145; no cash for two years. Lots near 15th and Q sts. n.w., *0 cents per foot. Lots and Houses trom: 8400 to 350, 000. MONEY TO LOAN! "MONEY TO LOAN! I have lance and smal! sums always en hand to LOAN at lowest rates. Z tr E. A. McINTIRE. JR™" ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 81. Coup Buitpixa, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some that are very desirable will be Exchanged for Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 UVALL & MABR, 804 F stree’ FOR RENT. 1025 26th. 20.00 1741 1th 16.00 1011 21at 16.00 426 9th s.w., 907 9th n.e., 6 ae FOR SALE—An 8-room House, mod. imps., bay window and cellar, on Columbia st., near O n.w. lot 20x100, 83,500 ; 1300 Q n. w.,3 stories, 3 bay win- dows, mod. imps., 84,000. marl? |OK RENT— ‘THE OORCORAN BUILDING, Oprosire U. 8. Treasvny, lore STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or commnnt- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. mar FOR SALE. TOP BUGGY. Price $40. A good | bargain. ““PENZANOE,” City Pont EE: Citce. mar31-2t OR SALE—HORSE, BUGGY, HAR NESS and GROCEK'S WAGON. D. W. MAGRA1H, 208 1éth st. n.w., Jackson’ Waxon Depot. 1te ROE SALE Gare youne brown MARE, por- Hr fectly sonnd an gantlo; tad can drive Dan her; Owner's ¢o way. i Ue, Sth and Tete. nw. marg0-6t" ‘OR SALE—Ten fine bie HORSES, 2 fine Coupe Gorses, 2 Saddle Horses, 1 big Draft Mare, 1 fine Black Horse, the rest fine dri- vers and wood workers, ‘At No. 311 12th st. JOHN HOPKI : VOR SALE— LANDAULET QARRIAGE and fine TOP BUGGY; also, two ine MARES, good drivers, single or donb! : Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention. and satisfaction ynar- anteed. WM. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th st. 5 mar30 ne Foe SALE AT 4 Bangars Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS on Capitol Hill und northwest sec- tion of city. Splendid chance for builders. | In- quire 423 1ith st. nw. mar25-Im Fe SALE—Fifty different styles _of New and Second-hand Top and No-Top BUG- GIE! IDE BARs, JUMP SEAT, FAMILY CARRIAGES, XPRESS WAGONS, &c., at prices to suit the times. ce and examine our stock at 940 Louisiana i SPATES & HAHN A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Taye ose CARRIAGES of my own make, 61 RRS. en as Phetons, Side Bar Buxxies, sion-top Phietons, Doctor Buzuies, Coal Boxes and several ood Business Wayong; also, a No. 1 second-hand Coupe Rockaway in good cond: tion, at my factory, cor. 14th and D sts. n.w. WM. WALTER. Repairing promptly attended to. MONEY TO LOAN Biecetharee CAN OS PAL AS TE ae Sue E E several Smaller sums (money fa, hand) at iow rates. F. H. SMITH, 806 Fat., LeDroit Building. mar26-1m ITP Loan. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Stus To Str, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, mara? 10th and F sta: n.w. ONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTA sums MS fit, at the lowest saree fine d> T. COLDW! mar26 6t 806 F si., Lo Droit Bulli. 1. oe TO LOAN 810,000 TO LOAN, I manta to muit, at 6 . fret-clase gilt edie Teal estate security. ese OF B. H. WARNER, marl9 916 F et. n.w. (0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY— 1, $800, ($500 and $300. Money Ae ei ge jan3-3m° 436 street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. _ JOR SALE.—STOCK and FIXTURES of a first class cigar store, doing a good business; satis fictory_reasons for sellicg. Inquire southwest cyber 7th and L ets. n.w. marsl-2t* ]- OR (SALE-SHOW CASE, COUNTER, 01 CLOTH, ING, CANDY JARS, Par LOX STOVE and PIPE, Wheeler & Wilson SEW ING MACHINE, cheap; 436 9th st. n.w. FOR SATE, A BARGAIN ON EASY TERMS. A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A BEAU- IFUL COUNTRY HOME, | PEAT This hihly improved Property adjoins my conn- try place at Falis Ohurch, Va.,10 miles from Wash- ington and 6 from Georgetown. Is within half me * of West Falls Depot. Has on it a neat Oottaxe House of 10 rooms, with alow house or kitelucn of 4 rooms, large barn and stable, carriage honise, & ‘The garden is enclosed with new paling fence. le is @ splendid fruit farm, with every variety of veach, apple, pear, cherry, grape, &c. 1s in R001 state of cultivation and improvement, with fenciry and broad lanes. Sixty-eight acres, 10 of which are heavily timbered. "Title perfect and property utencumbered. | Will trade for improved elty pro erty, encumbered or unencumbered. Price 95.000 t 4,500 in money at 6 per cent on long 500 cash and $40 per month till paids Ina short time the free bridge will be bulit at Georgetown, the bill having already assed the lower house of Congress, and another railroad (the TOW vauge) is in process of construction fron reetown through Falls Church. This is one of est and prettiest suburban villages in A number of gentlemen in the different . ment Departments have purchased homes At this place and live there the year round. SAMUEL NORMENT, 825,000 without di on first-class Real Es- fate sectirity at 6 per cent. Charges low. FOR BALE, small and Iai mar31-61 Central National Bank. LO SEE GENT INVESTMENT. — potter than ! U.S. Bonds. Business property 305 9th r st., pextto Penn. ave , for sale. Inquire over th store. mar30-2W q TINO LOAN.—We can furnieh from $1,500 to pecial inducements in properties, locate: 5 to. 10 room modern improvements, and ood titles: from @50 to 8500 cash, the balance monthly at 6 per cent. Alno, a great bargain ina nicely Tecated lot, 34.6x25 to an alley, if sold at once. No tronble to show property. W. E. BURFORD & CO., Real several te Brokers, mar30 No. 702 E street n.w. FOE SALE Vey Cimar—Or exchange for city property ‘a FARM containing 125 acres, within 5 miles of city: short distance from station on rail- road. Address Box 100, Star office, at? Perey Gee BALE Qosirable heath COUNTRY HOME, near Washington. Balti- more & Ohio Railroad: mileage to and fro twelve cents. Cheap rent. Further particulars, WM. N. ALVERT & O0., Balmores Marts ine VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, oontain-, ing seven rooms, with seven lots in fine conditior Also, FARM, containing about forty-three ac Bituated at "the Washington & Ohio Junctio fifteen minutes ride from city; good dwelling # outbuildings; suited for stock’ yard, market gw den or greenhouse, A rare chance, “Apply t0 mar20-1m DUNCANSON BROS., Ancts. OR SALE—Btock, Fixtures, Good Wil and Lease of an old-established (holesale and Re- tail ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY ESTAB- LISHMENT, doing a fair business, Reasons for selling, interest in another business. Address Box 14, Star Office. marl5-3w* UY A HOME-—At great bargains, 5 elegan FRAMES, 4 and 5 roome ouch, wood lots, 13th mar29 and 17th sts 8.6. ; 8500 to 700—small cash and 815 monthly. WM.’ F. HOLTZMAN. 1321 F st. n.W. marl3-Im OR SALE BY THOMAS DOWLING— A DESIRABLE FAR In Famrax County, Va. The Farm contains eighty acres of choice lan lying on the Little river turnpike road, about 1 Tiles from Washisgton. It is well fenced, has three Dever failing springs upon it, Afty acre cleared, and the balance in timber. ‘The improve- menteyconsist only of a double lox house containing four roome and Kitchen. his Farm is said to be the best Farm of its size between Washington and Warrenton, Va., and on! about two hours’ drive from Washinton, over a good road, and well suited for a market aud dairy farm. mnarl2-e010t F. MINOR, 1336 Ist. n.w. A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE— In Hyattsville, Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio road, five minutes’ walk from the depot. It consista f about three-fourthsof an acre of ground, im- proved bys frame cottage and fine stable. If has bout sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- rieties. House was bulit new within two years, and hax all conveniences. This isa rare chance for a reon who wants a cheap suburban home. 1.P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st. n.w. ‘Apply mars-im HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J. BOTELER & BRO., ° HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW IMPORTA- TATION OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH OHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., mart Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sta. IPABLE WARE, HINA, ROT ASS. WARE, fie CUTLERY PLATED WARE, A’ HOUSEFUEKISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Boveridge,) mar?3 No. 1009 Pa. ave. G45 FIXTURES! Gas FIXTURES! ‘A splendid opportunity is now offered to those in want of GAS FIXTURES. Tam selling the celebrated goods of Messrs. Mitch- ell, Vance & Co., Lower than those of inferior class offered in this niarket. All my zocds are handled by practical men and fully warranted. Please call and examine the lanest and most may- nificent display of Gas Fixtures south of New Yerk. F. BROOKS, 53E 15th si 22-2w mar22 Corcoran Burton ARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable NAS COOHING STOVES. b ribseeaetn Also, lot of, GAs coons — TRADE WAGONS. ‘This Wagon 18 ce: CE See ly Snished. TOP BUGGIES, DOCTOR a FHETONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in wood order, Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES ard WAGONS foravie very low on monthly instalments. JAR. B. PROBEY, 37 Prospect st., reetown. marll-3m ‘(OR SALE—New and Second-hand CARRIAGES in it variety, such as Jump, Beats, Extension Tops, Rockaway Dre,’ Buxiies, Phitons, Coupes, Cal &e., Ke. ners promptly attended to. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, Factory and ‘Bepository, 410-416 8th st., bet. D'and En. w. maré-61 ROE SALE Ait of ine Singing On LZ RIES; also MOCKING BIRDS, PARRO BIRD CAGES, » very cheap, at the Bird WARTERE a HT. £10-2m° 2 NGTON ART WORK. Specimens and terms at BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, mar31-2w* 1225 Penn ave; 910 BT St, MILEY, PBUD HOMME is & organi. ing some new French Classes. Bo- inn ers invited to test the practical application of the Oral system, April 12th and 15th, at 103 a. m. Afternoon classes for chiidren at 3; Saturdays, 9 a. m. ‘Terms moderate. Office hours: 12 m. tol p.m. ; Mondays and Thursdays, 4to 5. mar29 ‘The Washington Gas Light Company have at tl office on 10th street, an assortment of the SUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in a8 RiZas and patterns. This is the Stove used by Miss. Dods in her lectures on cookery aa m: ‘Call and examine them PIANOS AND ORGANS. M. KNABE & CO.'S GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, Unsurpassed for durability, richness aud re volume of tone. By leadiig artiste de Clared to be the DEST PIANO MADE. Pianos and Organs from other well-known factories for sale OF rent. ‘Tuning and repairing satisfactorily attended to. REICHENBAOH'S Piano Warerooms, 425 11th Bt., a few doors a! Pa. ave. mar25 QTIEFF PIANOS.—Highest honors Paris Bx. © position Universelle 1878. me” TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at National Fair, Washington. D.C. The Stief? Bondotr Grand, the Artist's Piano, defies competi- tion. Agent the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other Bet else Pianos ad the unrivaled Peloubot & Oo. Standard Pngans. @ BKO., ne BoLe AGENTS 783 7th st. n.r0., between G and H. febl7 Jo iROHERE, Teacher of PIANO, ORGA « VOCAL MUSIO. Particular atfontion to be- ginners, a8 well as thoce wishing to be qualified for ‘Teachers. Terms moderate. 1215 H st. n.w- feb26-2m" Bese CLASSES—Mon¢ay, Tuesday, Wed- nes Friday, 7 to 9 o'clock. $5 per month, advance. TIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS. Preparation for Colleze, West Point, Annapolis. Private lossoas at other hours. 8. W. FLYNN, A. M., 702 ee L.W. 2 PLE’ (TUT! CONCORPVILLE, ee Pash per quarter: Giris, 815. Stn dents pre; for pasiaees. aaeors arpards First Pesore, Primary pup! : Ty GHORTLIDGE, A. M., Priticipal. 'PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, tion for real Jife to sons an 5 he esurse comprises Penmanship, Spel ing, Com Beton ne Double Eatey Bookkeoping Busia in 3 Practices, Political Economy, C Law,and ‘Day and evening sessions. Open’ for ‘reception of Students last Monday in August and For particulars visit the » OF ad dress. _(aug5) _H. C. SPENCES, Principal. om KER, 206 10th street ~ an Haina Pa Tarred Felt, Felt pot haa a , and Lime, it, Plaster, en marad Pszos AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT defy com feb13 YT. NIMMO & CO. MY TS NO Lith st. Dew. ian Petes JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGION, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS; TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIE, DOMESTIC aud FOREIGN EXOHANGE. GroRGE RYNEAL Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate G@ ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTICLES YOR OBNAA AND PREseNts. mar29 428 7th st., (opp. Ord Fellows’ Hat). ia. SSORTMENT OF STA’ TARE TAL IAN MARBLE. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, MANTELS, &c., which will bo sold at very reasonable prices. ‘BAN! UMENTS made to ora GRANITE MONUMED Se Office. 4