Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING ST WASHINGTON. MONDAY.. .«.. April 3, 1890 CROSBY S. NOYES.... Editor. fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than doubie that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily payers here added to- gether. ‘Tue Stan is connected with the wires of the Na- tonal Telephone Exchange and with the Western Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies ean therefore be availed of in sending to Tur SraR Sdvertisementa, orderé for the paper to be served, ews, or any information, at any hour of the day free of chare. These facilities area great conve- mience, and will be appreciated by the customers of ‘Tue Stan. An Oswego (New York) editor addressed a circular letter to the democratic papers of the state, asking their opinion as to the advisabil- ity of renominating Tilden and as to the senti- ment in the counties where the papers are pub- lished, respectively. Seventy replies were re- ceived from that number of democratic jour- nals published In fifty counties. Only thirteen of the replies were favorable to Tilden, and sev- eral of them in a qualified manner. Fifty-seven democratic editors recorded themselves and the journals they control as unalterably opposed to ‘Tilden’s renomination, and asa rule they gave” the opinion that he could not carry the state. With but few exceptions, those who returned replies untavorable to Tilden expressed the opinion that very many democrats would vote against him even if he were made the nominee Of their party. This exhibit probably startled Mr. Tilden’s friends and supporters in the state. It shows that the opposition to him comprises @ majority of the party, and the influential por- ton of It, too. It shows, also, that Mr. Tilden occupies a very different place in the estima- Uon of bis party from that held by him In 1s7 ‘Then the democratic papers, with few excep- tions, were doing battle for him; now the against him. The replies recelved did not in- clude any of the metropolitan papers, the In- quiry being directed to journals outside New York city and Brooklyn. ‘The estimate of the liberal leaders in London, based upon the latest returns from the elec- tions, is that they will have a clean majority of eighty in the new Parliament and tneluding the 6) home rulers they count upon a majority of 140 votes. There were elections for 352 seats last_ week, of which the conservatives only car- ried 137. There remains 26s seats to be voted for and the Mberals expect to carry 150 of these. ‘This esimate fs no doubt based upon the most favorable outlook for the opposition and the chances are that they will fall below it. It is evident, though, that they will have a working majority, and the interesting question now is who will be called upon to form a ministry. The man who 1s entitled to the premlership is Mr. Gladstone. He has led his party to victory, but there 1s some reason to believe that he does not desire to again assume the responsibilities and annoyances of leader- ship. It ts rumored, too, that through Beacons- fleld’s influence, the Queen will be Induced to summon Earl Granville to form a ministry. The result of the election fs a sad disappoint- ment to Lord seaconsfield. He 13 too old to entertain a reasonable hope of an opportunity to reverse, in the future, the public verdict now Tecorded against him. Were hea younger man it would be safe to count upon his coming to the front in public affatrs again, but with the weight of years upon him he must retire for good now ——_——_—_---____ It appears that the hotel proprietors of Cin-. cinnatt have arranged a special schedule of Prices which Is to be enforced during the sitting of the democratic convention. Written appli- Cations for rooms during the convention have brought forth replies that expose the intention to demand excessive prices for accommodation. In one instance a small hotel demanded $3 per. day fora single room. The first-class hotels have all been engaged by the friends of the va- riouscandidates for the nomination, and this opens the way forthe smaller establishments tomake the convention a profitable thing to them. ‘The Grant republicans in Massachusetts are worklog industriously for their candidate, and it is claimed with encouraging prospects. They have issued an address in behalf of Gen. Grant, and it is signed by many of the Intluential mem- bers of the party. The antt-third term repubil- €ans are divided among Blaine, Sherman and Edmunds, with a few for Washburne, and this adds to the prospect of a victory for the Grant men. It is believed that many of the Edmunds men will ultimately go over to Grant, and upon the whole the outlook fs rather favorable to a grant delegation from the old Bay state. ——---—____ Mr. John Swinton, the communist, brings his boom to early and abrupt grief by notifying his followers that he cannot be their candidate for President, because the Constitution requires Yhat the incumbent of that office shall bea native of the United States, whereas he was born in Scotland. The point might be made that the Constitution doesn’t prevent any one from being a candidate and running all he wants to, which will meet all the requirements Of Mr. Swinton’s case completely; but the point We wish to emphasize {s the fact that Mr. Swin- ton and his tlk recognize such a thing as the Constitution at all. That is encouraging The total amount of subseriptions to the Par- nell Irish relief fund recetved by the committee in New York city was 160,396. This, however, does not represent the entire collections by Parnell ou his tour through the country. In Boston, Chicago, St. Louls and other large cities the collections were sent by the local com- mittees direct to Ireland, and therefore did not Pass through the hands of the New York com- mittee. Through Mr. Parnell and the New York Herat? the people of the United States haye contributed to the relief of Ireland con- Siderably more than half a million dollars. —-<+e-—___ The paper monopolists have rather overdone the business of forcing up the price of paper. ‘The proprietor of the Chicago Tims has headed @ revolt against the monopoly rule, aad has closed a contract with a Montreal firm for tons of printing paper. He finds it cheaper, or at any rate preferable, to pay fretght and duties on Canadian paper rather than submit to U 000 y that in a thought nd his in- fuenge, it was suppo: rted with the committee.on elections to keep Washburn io. Mr. Abram S. Hewitt, on behalf of Mr. Til. den, now declares that the latter has not tnter- fered “in the slightest degree in the matter.”* —_-~re-__ According to a Washinzton dispatch to the N.Y. Frivuw, a prominent and well-informed Yepublican of Chicago has written here that General Grant’s friends have been cautioned ‘Within the last few days to “look ont for Wash- burne,” evidences having come to Itght that the ex-minister, or somebody in his behalf, 13. skill. Tully working up a “boom” under cover of the Grant movement, which bids fair to become formidable before the convention assembles, ‘The Tribune correspondent also gives a report which he says “1s not without grounds for Credibility,” that the Edmunds movement is betng manipulated by Grant men, chiely for the purpose of antagonizing Mr. Blaine in New England. It ts about time tn the campaign to expect to see a good many charges and counter- charges of the practice of Chinee tactics “cal- Culated to deceive” by the boomers for the dit- derent presidential candidates, ion in Rhode Island will ‘be held on Wednesday, the 7th instant. State ©Ncers, members of both branches of the legis Jature, and some local ofticers will be chosen, and a proposed amendment to the constitution ‘Will be voted upon. There are four state tickets An the field: republican, democratic, prohibition @nd greenback. The proposed amendment to ‘the constitution isa new article, providing that ‘In future no registry tax shall be assessed, nor Shall the payment of such tax, nor the perform- ance of military duty be required as a qualitica- tion of an elector. In the legislature elected ast year the republicans had twenty-one ma- Jority m the sepate and thirty-stx in we house, HOSE WHO DESIRE TO GO THUOUGH & course of GERMAN may join a class just b arranged. Address M.C., office. arb-27ade. 2p (o" ,e PEs ee tee ets turering Jeweler and Watchmaker, has removed from his jong located stand 932 to 1209 Pennsylva- nia avenue, north side, Not responsible for work Jeft at old stand. ap5 Im UST ABBIVED— J Ten “tne yous Vinwinia Horses several cood Coupe Hor 2 Fine Trot. tera, handsome and gentle. i ¥ine Doctor’ Horke and Plicton for sate at Stables in Alley, E st., bet. 12th and 13th n. aps-3¢* QUMMER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. s Session of the MEDICAL DEPART- MENT UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. will bewin MONDAY. april 12th, and close June 12th, ‘This course is free to matriculants of this collec. F. A. ASHFORD, M. D,, Deaa, apS 1330 N. ¥! aventis. NOYES’ DICTIONARY HOLDER. ‘A convenient arrangement for holding your 1n- wieldly dictionary, always ready for ase. It is sane of heavy steel wire, neatly shaped and Japan- ned. It preserves the dictionary and makes ita consitl- tation a pleasure. Price For sale by WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, pS 428 7th street. CEMETERY NOTICE! — sTaTuany, 2 TPALT MARBLE | MONUMEN HEAD STONES, MANTELS, &c., which will be sold at very reasonable prices. GRANITE MONUMENTS made to order. W. RUTHERFORD, 1116 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., ‘Near Star Office. ORNER'S MIXTURE WILL CURE In- flammatory Rheamatism, Dyapensia, Chills Feve: euralzia, Diarrhea. It hasno equal for purifying the blood and restilating the system. Forsale st the Yenot 04 Sttiat, 2-9) OF 8s es 480 Pa. avenue. ap5-lm’* HT “STIEFE"' y besold at Tifice for cash, owner leaving cit he Feen 723 7th st. n.w. a ENTUCKY TROTTING STALLION !—Season 180. Marders Chief, by Clark Chief, son_of Mambrino Chief; dam thor 1 Af bred, by Star Davis, he | 3 . Address Q., Star Ofiice. ap3-Im* [[MBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, FRESH ASSORTMENT, Just opened. aprs IANO will positive STINEMETZ's, 1227 Pennsylvania avenue. \HOICE STOCK ENGLISH AND SOOTCH SUITINGS, B35 to $46. Ladies’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. W. S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. I AM UNLOADING Couple Cargoes of PRIME WHITE ASH STOVE AND NUT COAL, and will sell some to dealers who are short. L. WM. GUINAND, 623 Louisiana ave. 8 V1 BUTTONS, BUTTO} 8 1 1 All the Latest Styles in SILK, JETT, @ILT PEARL ap: ap3-5t AND IVORY BUTTONS. Keceiyed at LOWE ap3-ft SIL Market Space. HA™!1T0Nn « SHEDD MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FIRST CLASS PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING, Guaranteeing all workmanship and material, and Fespectfully iuvite all parties to call aud ot" esti- mates before building. ‘aps SELD st., ¥. M. 0.A. Building. 2 LADIES’ DRESS TRIM- S11 “Nines, Bince sien SLL Jett, Chenille Grass, Whalebone ‘Fringes, Jett Gimps, Braids, &c., &c.. Received at LOWE'S, SIL Market Space. Miss MARY KIDD, formeriy with A.GODDAKD, will be happy to meet her friends at above estab- lishment. aps-6t J.™ @ R. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES $50,000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of Matched Stones in Diamond Fartings, Solitaire Diamoud Rings and Studs, mond Pendants and Cluster! inks Also, a fine line of AMERICAN and SWISS WATCHES, in Gold Cases. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for any of the above goods. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. ap3 No. 1007 Seventh st. n.w. MILLINERY Goops. 811 Boceivin Daly, 811 All the Newest Styies in MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops, LOWE'S, -6t 811 Market Space. F YOU WANT GOOD ICE CREAM wet FUSSELL'S. If you don't want it good co. where it is cheaper. ap2-6t, 2c2p 1880 srrine: 1880 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 Suite, Light Colored Cassimere Suits, Blue Flannel and Ygcht Cloth &uits, in frock and sack ; Worst Light and Dark Colored Pants for dress and business. Also, a very large aesortment ef Boys’ and Children’s Suits. The above are only part of goods re- ceived. Want of space forbids mentioning others. In selecting my stock this season Ihave taken ample time, in order to get the choicest goods that could be obtained, and ‘am satisfied that no one can find a better as- sortment in the city. I purchased these woods at bottom prices, and can therefore sell them at astonishing low prices. To be convinced of the truth of this assertion, a cordial invitation is extended to all to visit my establishment. A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR OLOTHIER, 2011 Pennsylvania Avenue, ward? Between 10th and 11th stroeta. VETERIVARY MEDICINE DEPOT. Specialties— Medicine, Linament, Powders, Hoof Ointment for Horses, andl ea all kinds of Cattie aud Dog Medicine. ROBT. SMITH, V.S., ap2-ly 409 Lith street nw. THE REASON WHY DREXEL’S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day Ist. It is a compound of rich and rare odors. 2d. For Fraxrance, Strength aud Durability it is unexcelied. Sd. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. Retails at 10c., 25c., 60c., 1, n be had awe and can be had of and Fancy Goods ‘Dealers in the Uni- - LILLY, JR. & CO., Props. mari8- 1m de Baltimore. SB ven’s RYE CORDIAL, Composed of FINE OLD RYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROCK CANDY. ss Cures all pulmonory and malarial complaints. Price 90 cents and #1 per bottle, cee Fos sale by all druygists, fine grocers aud the trade gene: Central Depot-1216 F street nw, woars0 YH. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Y CHILDREN’S CARRIAGE OOM- NY, the cheapest for beauty, comfort and dura- bility in the market. Bicycles ‘and Velocipedes for boys and yirlk, all sizes and styles, at the lowest figure. | Archery—Flst, Turned and Fancy Bows, sizes and styles. Call and examine the goods. They speak for themselves. mar30. Vow Is THE TIME TO MAKE MONFY.—Send for the Investors’ Guide. {Cir- calation free. Invaluable to all that wish to specu- late in Railroad o> Mining Stocks. Address the Nassau Banking Oo., New York. marl5-m,th,3m* FTPHIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber, of (Washington City, hath obtained "trom the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a Special Term for Orphans’ Court busi. letters testamentary on the personal estate of ROBERT COMEN, late of the District of Columbo, eceased. All persons having claims against tne said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the Same,-with the vouchers thereof, to the subseribers, at or before the Sth day of ‘March next: they may otherwise by law beexcluded trom all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand this 6th “haa me ROBT. COHEN, Jn. Taererie Sete es Bae fro Sho Be tor cach watch” 1 wil Es that any one can my pul ‘tis. Een" Feta 'N" SENSES is REED'S sons. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. In the following-named goods, we shall offer this SPECIAL BARGAINS. PENCIL STRIPE SILKS, in ack and colored grounds, st 60 CENTS per Also, extremely low prices in BLACK SILKS, SATIN pe LYONR, SILK BRO- ° <Chbus, and PEKIN STIPES. We have added largely to our TRIMMING NOVELTIES AND DRESS GOODS. MOURNING GOODS DEPART- OUR OU! MENT is now cémplete, a8 to assortments, qualities, and extra geod values. WE INVITE INSPECTION. 2 We offer a line of Ladies’ full-fastdoned extra lone LISLE THREAD HOSE, at 7% CENTS per pair, in SAVY BLUE, LIGHT BLUE EOEI, BAYY es AND GEND'ARME, gcod value, at OVE DOLLAK. All the latest NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. R HAMBURGS, LACES, LAOE NOVELTIES, oy RUCHINGS,’ &ec., &c. ALSO, KID GLOVES, and LISLE THREAD GLOVES, ARE ALL ON THE LOWEST BAS! AT AD ONE PRICE. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 3 705 MARKET SPACE. ap’ No. 626) BAKGA E STREET.) FOR $ No CASH.) E STRE Until May 15, to make room for Spring Goods, Paperhanging from 10c. to $2.75 per piece. Satin finish. as low as loc. Other gratea eatally cheap, according to the quality. Window Shades, plai and gilt band. Picture Frames, all styles in_store or made to order. Picture room Moulding, Hooks, Nails, Cord and Wire. Ebonized Brackets, Easels, Fine Bilk Velvet Frames, with a variety of Tmport- ed Choice Fancy Goods. Large Oval Walnut and Gold Gilt Frames, with many other goods at cost for cash. Sole axents for Brewertou’s popular Pastel Paintings. Orders for Paperhansings, Win- dow Shades and Picture Frames punctually ‘filled. sh, at Forms cathy SW ARKRITER'S, No. 626 E st., one door from 7thst. FREE ART GALLERY. mar31-5t 11 B15 ~, FROM. SPRING BUSINESS SU FROM 31,10. SPRING SUITS FOR BOYS, x NTS FC 0] iN FROM 4 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE. __ Exery garment we offer is guaranteed in m terial and workmanship as well as in lowness of price. NOAH WALKER & Co., TAILORS AND CLOTHIER! mar30-6t 625 Pennsylvania Av ON'T FAIL TO EXAMINE THOSE BEAU- tiful $75 ORGANS, at Tae SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO."! DRESSMAKING. ap2-Im 410 11th R: d. MESSER, SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES. Agency for 8. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of Cutting Taught, and Journals of Fashion for sale. 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. VONE BUT THE BEST N MEATS. PORTERHOUSE STEAK. SIRLOIN ee ROUND “s ROAST oe VEAL CUTLETS THE RE, 7th Street, near M. meee "A. HABLE, Act. ap2-tals J PAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED a8 PARTNERS Messrs. GEO. and B. F. COMPTON. ‘Thankful to my old patrons and the public gener- ally for their heretofore. liberal support, I respect. fulty solicit for the new firm a continuance of the same. [April 1,1830.} O. O. SPICER. We, the undersigned, have this day formed a Go- partuership, under the firm name of SPICER, COMPTON x GO..as successors 190 O. Spioer, for {he Purpore of conducting the Wholesale Butter, Cheese and Commission Business. O. 0. SPICER, GEO. COMPTON, B. F. COMPTON 934 Louisiana aveniie. ap2-3m ap2-3t GEED oats. 20,000 BUSHELS FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY LOW, ar WM. M. GALT & CO,’S, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave., mar22 Near B. and O. Depot. Fokest TREES OF AUSTRALIA. EUCALYPTINE. Fer Onis, boratelies, Burns, sud Slaw 4 fections. For Hands roughened by household work, &c. For Tender Feet, Soft Corns, Bunions, &c. For Hemorrhoids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, CLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. For sale by all Drugwists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3m* LUMBER! LUMBER OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT LOW PRICES WILL DO. WILLET ® LIBBEY, COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.25. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFAOTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00. marl? WILLET &@ LIBBEY, - tant EASON OF 1880, BRIGHT HOUBE, REHOBOTH BEAOH, DEL. Wil open MAY 307m, 1800. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTS. = ANTED—A YOUNG MAN in aG-ocery. Ad- ce Steet Hatinur reference, GROCER, Gis Fost ce. 5 OB SALE—A fine RESIDENCE in one of the Feeiicsicne te mec Pace 22.000. Be W. DOWNMAN, 412 7th st- wet WARZED An experienced DROGGIST. Ad- dreee, with references, DRUGGIST, Box 6: Star office. ott WANTED A BRICK HOUSE tit. In ex change will ive a LOT centrally Located and balance cash. Address C. B. P., 916 F at. ap5-3t ANTED_—B: tleman snd wife, PARLOR and BED ROOM, with BOARD. in or host Georgetown. Address Box 59, Star office. ap5-2t° sl Si ee ANTED—To SrL~—PATENT OFFICE RE- PURTS (mechanical) from_ 1847 to 1871, in- elusive, at Bookstore, No. 129% 7th at. n.w. Ve cheap. ‘ap5-3t* WANTED-Av experienced BOOT and SHOE CLERK. Must have ood city references, Address, in own hand writing, JOHN HARRISO. City Post office. ap5-2t* WARTED 4 first-class colored CHAMBER. MALD for a hotel: one who understands the business. Apply at the office, TREMONT HOUSE, 2d st. and Tn ve. itt Wi RURTELY A first clans white SOOK, WASHER and TRONER in a small family. Good wases. Must be well recommended Address ©. A. 8., Star office. ap5-3t ANTED_ By a respectable white xirl a SITUA- TION as cook or chambermaid No objections toleave the city as child's nurse. City references. Apply 1605 L st. nw: 3 WWANTED- To Rext—By a reliable. prompt-paying tenant, STORE is sond loc ty, adapt for a Cia tore and Sample Re Aldress 8. B., Star office. ap5- POE SALE Some vey denzable, BUILDING SORIRO eet, 90 ots 90 ees = 45 ot 20 cts. and uare ‘foot: terms to suit. J. WESTER, bio That ans POR SALE-ERIOK HOUSE, eight rooms, com: plete throughout. with or without Furniture; Uberal terms; location West End. Address C._B. P., 916 Fst. ap5-3t ‘OR RENT—Two unfurnished communicating ROOMS on first floor; good locality for Dec office or for housekeeping. Apply 1315 7th st a tor n.. R RENT—Unfurnishea, on second fivor, one large-size front, and one medium-sizs ‘bac< ROOM, suitable for light housekeeping floor. "1203 H st.n.w. FOR BENT STORE ROOM, 905 7th st-n-w.- occupied for many years past by A. Goddard Dry Goods Store. Apply on the premises. ap5-6t* ‘OR RENT—921 K et.n.w., 6 rooms; $18. 721 R. I. ave.n.w., 7 roo! 18. 1007 Lith st., & rooms: #14. 11 new Houses, 10 rooms; 816. Ap- ply 1106 L st., or 215 439 st.n.w. 5-3t 5-3 FOR RENT Several handsome and lanes well aired Furnished BEDROOMS, with bathroom and privilege of Parlor; delightfal location; suita- for summer. Apply J.P. CRUTCHET, 1-01 Het n.w. oe JOR RENT—The delichtful RESIDENCE known as Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining Seldiers’ Home, entrance from Whitney avent= by cars t cate; beat situation in District for hea’ and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st. WASTED By a respectable white inl, _ ATION as cook; willing to assist in’ and ironing. Best of references. Addre: Star office. \TED_By a respectable colored woman, & ITUATION to cook, or as nurse to an inva- vould do chambe:work. Apply 1410 Sanson st. new. att Wa NtED Al who desire to learn the Arr oF Mes NG to join classes now being formed by a practical professor. Tuqnire at O'MEAR corner 15th and F sts., for particulars. ap: WASTED-COUNTRY RESIDENCE for tv sumiver, unfurnished; Georgetown Heizhts or near city or railroad station. Heferences riven. Btate location and price. AddreasG.K , Star oftice, apo St" “Wanrep For Casn—For a lady's use,a young: sound and perfectly gentle HORSE, thorouch- ly broken to single harness. “Also, alow comforta- ble TOP BUGGY or PHE:TON. Apply after 4p.m. at, or address, 903 O st. n.w. aps-3t WARZED Several furnished ROOMS or fur- nished HOUSE, for light housekeeping, in neihborhood cf Government Printing office. “Ad- drese, stating terms, No. 21, Record Room, Gov- ernment Printini office. OR RENT—HOUSE No 713 2ist st. n.w. Price 25. ‘Keys at No. 7: aps-3tt OR RENT—Choice furnished ROOMS, with or Without BOARD, at 514 13th st. n.w. OR RENT—Five-room FRAME COTTS southwest corner 7th and T sta. 8.w: month. Apply at $19 7th st. s.w. (OR KENT—Four good ROOMS on first floor suitable for housekeepiny ; more if desired, on third floor. Apply 1414 9th st. nw. tt POR RENT A seven-room HOUSE, with all of the modern improvements. Apply to WHEAT- HEY BHOS., corer Khode Island avenue and 7th sts. i ERENT Ros, 629 and 525 10th st. nw. two STORES suitable for any kind of business, with or without the residences. Inquire on the Premises. aps-3t FOE RENT_Unfurnished. SECOND FLOOR oi three-story brick No. 24 Pennsylvania aven east (Capitol Hill), one square from Cap’ grounds. Apply after 4:30 p. m. ap FOE, RENT Iwo lance connecting ROOMS, [\ front and back, unfurnished or partly.fur: nished:: nicely located: all modern improvements. ay5-2t_ | Rent $10. 527 New Jersey ave. n.w. _ ap3-2t" W ANZED-A lady, wishes ENGAGEMENTS by | J}OR RENT—From April 1, four Unfurnished days or week with first-class judies. Guaran- ROOMS: second floor; large Parlor, three tees a perfect cutter and fitter, and trims best of | Chambers: $25 per month, including light: suita- styles. Addrcas or ask for SWISS DRESSMAKER, | blefor housekeeping. 912°Mst n.w. apt" 1923, near 20th st. and Penna. ave. ap5-3t* WANTED—Two experienced white WOMEN one to cook, wash and iron; and one to ac xereral housework and wait. Best referonces re. Apply on Wednesday, between 10 and 12 inner of Montgomery aud Road sts., Georgetown Heichta. apo-2t WANTED S Two first-class MITLINERS. Aj to HENRY BONITZ, 1030 7th st n.w. apd WANTED A CHILD'S WHITE NURSE | Must have good references. Apply to No. &t., Georgetown. ap W jATED-A WHITE YOUTH for honsework. References required. Apply, after 4 Pm 1510 Het. n.w. ap3-2t" WANZED {A COLORED SERVANT, to cook, wash and iron, well recommended. Apply at 230A st. s.e., Ca Hill. aps-3t* WASTED _Two Unfurnished ROOMS, location from Avenue to O st. and 17th to 12th. Rent not to exceed $7 or $8 per month. Address E. B. R., 1002 10th st. 8.¢. ap3-2t* WANTED POSITIONS by two Tadies in any one of the Departments, and are willing to pay liberally. Can «ive excellent references. Addreas NELSON M., City post offi ap3-2t* WANTED ty a French lady, @ STRUATION a8 companion, or to take charge of an invalid going to Euroje. Best of references. 8a object. Address FRENCH LADY, Btar office. Chambermaids, Nurses and reference. Servant “Employment Office 9th and 10th. ©, E. yy ANTED— Cool other Help, nished at short notic F, iF st., between 00. or two Furnished ring must be moderate. Perma- nent if sui Best of reference given. Addresa, stating location, rent, &c., Box 102, Star office. ap3-3t* YANTED—A first-class SALESLADY at Mra} J.P. PALMER'S, No. 1107 Fat. n.w. = WANTED A second hand BICYCLE, for a youth of 15 years. Must be good aud perfect. Addréss Box 61, Star Oitic ap2-6t ‘TED—A first-class OPERATOR on Wheeler ‘ Wilson machine, to Work on fine shirts, No. 1003 F A HOUSE of 7 or 8 rooms, in good rep with modern improvements, gad with stable attached. Address F. P. FERRI itar Office. ap2-3t WASTED. An experienced man cook wants & SITUATION. Qan do French cooking and furnish the best of references as to character and capac Addreas No. 721 14th st. n.w. _ap2-3t* WARTED—An. accomplished stylish LADY, competent and capable, to assist an attorney in importantovernment and departmental busi- nees. She muet have some means to live well pend- ing business negotiations. Very liberal compensa. tion to the right party. Address (confidentially) E. DURAND, Baltimore, Md. ap2-3t WANTED-A SITUATION by Gardener and Florist; 15 years’ experience; thoroughly ac- ainted with all branches of the business rence. Address O. D., 924 C st yANTED—To Hine—A 00d, gentle SADDLE HORRE for a month, or two or three months if suited. Will take wood care. Please state price and qualities of Horse. Address Box 147, Star of- fice. apl-4t* ANTED—To RENT on Lease—A small fur- nished or unfurnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, bay window and southern expo- sure, between F and I and 10th and 15th sts. n.w. preferred. | Address C. D. S., 1213 F st. n.w. mar31-6t" ¥V ANTED—Yon to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject to exchange for any other. Henting and repairiug a specialty. Mo- KENNY, 427 9th st. n.w. dec20 WANTED. CARPETS to CLEAN, at RIGE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or left at W.’ B. Moses, cor. 7thst. and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co., 1328 F st.. Carnet Dealers. ‘oct22-6m LOST AND FOUND. 4th, in INKE r uear Smithsonian Park, Reward «iven if returaed jaturday, April 3d, from i to National Thea IN, bound with gold. nw. it n Sunday eveniny A suitable reward Store, corner 4th and ete. OST—Saturday nicht, 4 lth and about 9 o'clock, from F sts. n.w., a SKYE TER- HIER DOG, aved 10 months, with red, ribbon. Finder will please return to H. F. PALMER, No. 1107 F st. n.w. PERSONAL. ALL PERSONS are cautioned against nezotiat- ing .@ Promissory Note of hand drawn by Cooper & Murdock for the um of $2,500, payable to order of W. 0. Murdock, and dated ‘Aprit 2d 1880, payable in sixty days from date at Second National Bank, said note having been lost and pay- ment stopped COOPER & MURDIK April 3d, 1880. ap JMARAM, ROSS. ‘the long-established, | reliable Clairvoyant and Astroloxist, gives better satis- faction in ail affairs of life than any one in the pro- fession ; tells the past, present and future destiny; gives advice and asaistance on. all matters apper- aining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN Trourre OaLy. Batisfaction given or no psy. Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above D at. nw. ap5 TL ACCOUNTS against Rey. J. V. Lewis, Rec- tor, or J. V. Lewis, must be presented before May. 1, 1880, at St. Jobin’s Rectory, 819 16th nw. aps-Lw* ANE, PERSON secing the Tady fall trom the Horee-Car cor. F and ith ste. n.w., Javuary Sth, will kinaly aid in &nding those who helped her. by addressing EMELIE R BAKER, 134 F at-n.c. ap3-2t* (CANDIDATES FOR DEPT. OLERKSHIPS, es- pecially in the Census Bureau, Interior Dept. thoroughly prepared for competitive examination Address W. D. B., Star office. ap2-3¢' ALEPERSONS are warned axainst nogotiat a NOTE to my order for 100, drawn by P. H. Folsom and running fof one yearyas same has beea lost. [apl-4t*) G. A. MOSHER. R. J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto., Md-, has devoted 30 years to the sheceasful treatment of Nervous Debifity, Evil Forebodinys, Falpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Weal ness, Xc., those dire results of indiscretion. Poli onous Digeases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c., radically cured without mercury. Write or call. ""R. B. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. mar31-3m Do ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consul WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 456 Ost. n.w., near 434 st. ap5-3t in person every from 2 to 9 p.m. Offices perfectly pri ‘erms reasonable. Send for circular. yate. Chi 6 moderate. No failures. sin offi FED ot WALTER BUNTON: Proprietor. | 13'Soute ee gem No failures. ‘Main ofice, AN GANS, ORGAN: MORRHOIDS (PILES) OURED WITHOUT Roane) CHSans,) (o bg {he use of the Ynifo. Remember, you Rave itiful New Seven and Eight Btop RGA) brated Makers, in ele- Pg eye aa) ed Solid Walnut for ER RP PERUSE ES MOTOS w. on % § - .W., one door north of Pennsylvants ave. 17 LD WINE AND OLD ‘Known as the best, so is JOSTH'S old HGRSUaNS Gs eMLar eT ad ‘ble prices. Dothiue t it cured. A- TRS, Mo De fe 13th ste Bowe mari oan ®. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., will remove to the I, ‘West on May Ist, ‘All tohin JEWELER: persons indebted ELRY anh SILVER wanramte sete an OUT AT ANY PRIGE before that time. maré-1m. ‘OHN P. TITLES, reports asto Stie Teapousiblity af jan with abstracts of lieng on real estate. Oth st. n.w., Ga.m. to10 p.m. Always in before? and from 2 ¢0 8." jli-1m HE NEW VICTOR SEWING MA- CHINE AGENCY, at OPPENHEIMEH’S, 528 9th st. nw. All the standard Machines Sold and Rented. Repairing our epecialty. ap? ‘0 CURE, NO PAY.—Pels Gorn Solvent. 8: ure fg bard Gra comms without Fain, 3. a bottle. G. GIESLEM, 89.6 Agent, Boot 08 Btore, 1021 7th at. u.w. > ap2-lm -» Warehouse; 2025 bie, $20; 619 R. 15; 1319 7th st. n.w., Store, 6 rooms, $16; 1313 C st. #. Width st. s:w., 6 Tooms, $16 9 rooms: 423 "10th st. s!w., 7 1D st. s.w., 5 rooms, $12.50; .W Apply to A. 8. iS ap FOR BENG, AND SAUES OF PROPERTY, PRI. VATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin issued the Ist and 15th of every moz th, at the offi THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. ay VOR RENT—With or without Board, farnished communicating ROOMS on second floor; pri- Vate family. 305 Cst.n.w. ap) 4 ‘OR RENT—The HOUSE, No. 506 East Cap.tol st.; facessouth, has eight rooms, modern im- rovements, including Kood furnace. Inquire of e occupant. ap2-6t" {OR RENT—The desirable RESIDENCE, 1030 17th st.n.w. ; modern improvements: low to careful tenant. For information call tween 2and 5 p.m. at Residence, or at 1016 13th st. DW. ap2-3t* JOR RENT—Six choice ROOMS of owner's hand- somely finished Brick Residence: bay window and all modera improvements for private and con- venient housekeeping. Apply at 1134 6th st. n.w. ap2-3t* OR RENT. venient REST. and spacious, containing fourteen rooms, three bathrooms, washstands and large closeta ‘in the chambers, ‘a large laundry with stationary tubs, grates in the principal rooms, large furnaces, and an abundance of hot and cold’ water throughout the houses, supplied by a steam force pam, beauticut «rounds and good stables. Apply to F. A. GRANT & CO., cor. 3d and East Capitol sts., or HENKY C. BLISS, Attorney, 1427 F st.n.w ap2-2w FOE SAE_A fine CORNER LOT on 3a st. and North Carolina avenue s.e. A good stand for Wood and Coal Yard. | Inquire at 1509 8th st. n.w. or JAMES PARKER, Burnt Mills P.O., Montzome- ry county, Ma. apl-at* OR | RENT—Cnear—Seventeen large unfar ished ROOMS, southern exposures; suitable for Offices or Lodging Roome. Apply on premises, No. 811 Est. n.w., half square from General Post Office. apl-6t* (OR RENT—ROOMS, new house, new furniture; first-class in every respect. No. 422 5th at., bet. D and E sts. n.w. mar3i-Im* LEA very desirable three-story BRICK DWELLING, No. 804 21st st. n w., one block from Pennsylvania ave. ; eleven rooms, modern conveniences, large parlors. dry cellars, &c.- In- quire of THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1225 F st., or marsi-ét* OR RENT—A Jarze, clewantly furnished HOUBE; centrally and eligibly located, front ing a public reservation ; suitable for a Senator or Repreeentative; will rent for one year or longer. dyply toB. 8 HANLEY, Attorney-at-Law. No. 617 Louisiana aye. mardi-6t VOR RENT—For either the summer or a year, a COTTAGE in Clifton, Fairfax county, Va. It is within ten minutes wall of thedepot, churches and P. O.; situation very dry, airy and'healthful. Froth vewetablet, exis, milk: poultry and fruits supplied on the place; cistern in kitchen ; stable and waxon house; butcher twice per week; good soci- ety; rent moderate; furniture if desired. Ingnire of G. OTIS, Clifton, Fairfax county, Va. mardl-ot FOR RENT Floxant furnished ROOMS om first floor ; house has modern conveniences : No. 607 12th et. n.w. Breakfast if desired. mar30-6t" 'OR RENT—Elegant| APARTMENTS, on and after April 10, at 1027 Vermont ave , near Mc- Pherson Square. mar27-2w R RENT AND SALE. TATE REVIEW, published momtuig freee oS TATE REVIEW, published monthly free. mar2d-2m 8. H. WARNER, $16 ¥ st. .¥. OR SALE—ReAsonabie Tenms—Oottace-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, grounds and shrubbery : in one of the best localities of Gegrmetown: cars pass the door. inquire Ke- corder’s Office, City Hall. mari6-3w* FOE RENT Furnished or unfurnisced SUITE: bay window, bath, &c., second floor, and one Boom on third “floor.” Parties having children or servants need not apply. 1423 Iowa Circle. m2-30t" JOR RENT—519 13th st. n.w., two handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- provements; first and second floors; bath on each ‘oor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m FOE, RENT Fumished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several small BEDRUOMS. 354 Pennsy!- vania ave., cor. 439 st. augll-8m* BOARDING. OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin- A’ kle. Apply No. 1326 New York avenue. TABLE BOARD, firet-class. ap (TBE TREMONT HOUSE otters ood ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for $25 and 330 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam and every way desirable. mar29-1m_ F]\HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one Ter Ween wer ‘best conduc boarding Bonses in the city. dated at reasonable terms. Bist : five-story Brick, 17 rooms. -W., five-story ‘ 10 Tet, uw., New Double House, 3 stories and basement. 182 C st: s.e., throo-story and basement Brick. . .6., two-etory Frame. Thirteen Acree of Lents joining the land of the Washington Brick Machine Co. CARRINGTON & CARRT ap5-1m FPO BENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, ‘Brat Esta2m AGENT axp AUCTIONESR, 10th and F streets northwest. pper portion Ti B20 Pe, 17 rooms, bath... 603 F st. niw., 98... Fur. house, n.w.H st. 826 12th n.’w., 12 re. ‘and bath.. Fur. house, F st. 1.e. 1607 10th st-n.w.,S rs 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 81, 000 £0 860,000. Now is the time to buy: BR. O. HOLTZMAN, MONEY TO LOAN Se, 70. LOAN on pnincumbernd, well Locate city property for two gnelesicn nguire J'w. Con rae WASTED-To Boxnow 150 DOLLARS for 6 months. Ratisfactory security and interest <—_a serene Box 70, Star ofice._ 08-30" WASTED TO DORROW for onc year 8900. go0d scourity and reasonable interest : prompt pay- ments made. Addrew 0-0. Ds Star oftice al Be 60, 000TO LOAN ON REAL. ATE IN THR Bia oe ca Oe MAL RATATE AF 7S Staller sume (money in hand) rates. FH. SMITH. 808 Bet, Lobrot Building, mar26-1m In SuMs To Surr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. R. O. HOLTZMAN, _mar27 (Oth and F #te. now. M ‘ONEY TO LOAN— #100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. Interest, firet-claes gilt edae real estate scctrity sag B. H. WARNER, LOAN, * MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, marl9 O16 F et. now. 10 LOAN ON REAL ATE — Tian eck PEE in " 2 iGHTON, Jan3-3m* 523 446 street northwest. ‘BUSINESS CHANCES. JOR SALE—On Excnancr ror BaLtiwone ovr lkorrkiy A private DWELLING, ®t ir City Ball. Address P.O. Box 517, City Pt Oher aps. 2 STOCK and FIXTURES of « first class Cigar store, doin a go.<1 business, satis tacio lnqulie southwest JOR SALE reasons for selling ae 10th and Fete. naw. | Comer ithand Lets. nw marsl-ot JOR SALE—Btock, Fists Food Will and A. McINTIRE, lean of an ota sanat eed tra are wan ee 4, Beat Estate Broxen, - tail ICF CREAM and CONFECTIONERY BBTAT No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. | LISHMENT, drins a far business for For Rent, A NUMBER OF FURNISHED HOUSES RENT- ING FROM $58 TO $350 PER MONTH. Unfurnished 423 Ist st. uw. Suburban Mansion.$125 2000 13th at. n. 1518-1520 8 st. n. 65 732 sth et. pained Lith st.n.vw. 1512-1518 9th st. nw. tore 14th st;,above @- 30 1246 I et. n. 1800 13tx st Cor. 10th and En. 3 Pst. n. 4th and K ne: (new) resdwe, 4th and tore, 1310°E st. Store, 116% High at...25 352 .N st. e.w. r Storekdw.{428N.Caj.20 12th and Q sts. bw. 11H st. ne. - 20 918 3d at. now... 51K st. ne. 20 12th and E sts. se 6 Also,a number of other Houses, Offices, Stores, Stables’ and Suburbar 18 Property. ik BALE!! FOR SALE!!! 2 Brick Houses, 15th and L (toclose an estate)$2, 500 New Brick, near 7th and Q n.w...... 3000 t roomed Brick, with stable, 14th and 3.000 New Houses on U-street line of cars... 1,500 Houses near new market, on 9th st $3,000. and 1,600 Defrees st., br., 6T8., gas, bath, &. 1 3 story Brick on Pa. ave. t.w.... Lot in northwest, 19.6x90 no cash’ for two years. Houses for sale on instalment plan 6 Lots near 16th and Q sts. nw. ots and Houses frozh #400 to r a cents per foot. 200. . McINTIRE. ‘OR RENT—1719 Rhode Isiand ave.n.w.—Hand some BRICK RESIDENCE containing fifteen Tooms, with every convenience. Situation one of the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Larwe STABLE adjoining ‘‘Castle Stewart.” Stalls for six horses. Ample carriage house. “Second floor contains three finished rooms for coachmen. FOR RENT—326 H st. n.e.—Small Brick HOUSE on line of Columbia Railroad. FOR RENT—725 4th st. n. HOUBE containing six rooms. MONEY TO LOAN. We have in hand funds to invest in sums to suit at lowest rates on approved real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., mar30 1223 F street n.w. R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., Sr? CLoup BuriLprNa, Real Estate Agenta and Auctioneers. —Two-story BRICK HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office fer the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some that are very desirable will be Exclianged 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 pera & MAES. Oot 7 crest. 06 M n. MQ a. AN 8-r00 bay window and cellar, on Columbia ‘ét., near 0 n-w- lot 202100, $3,500 1300 Q n.w.,3 stores, 3 bay win 8, inod. irips., 84,000, NT 1B REE CORCORAN BUILDING, Ovpostre U. 8. TReasuRy, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water end closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. mayl2 marl9 FOR SALE. WOR SALE—A large COOKING STOVE, which cost 875, will be sold fo $25 cas: Call immediately at 801 New Jersey avenu n. ap3-2t" {OR SALE—A PIER GLASS, large size, lent glass, for two-thirds ‘less than ori nal cost. Call at A. P. McELROY'S, 10th an ste. aps-6t OR BAL FIRE PROOF SAFE, with Bure- t lar proof box inside, whole weighing aj gts sucritice. Address T., Star oflice. ‘OR SALE—A first-class CARRIAGE HORSE; drives well single cr double. Sold only for weetof use. Call at HOYLE’S Live! : Toa Stable, between 9th and 10th and Land St ets.n.w. ap3-6t* YOR SALE—Just arrived from W.Va, 20 head of HOKSF! SES, several No. 1 Saddle Horses. Aleo, wood Draft Horses: all warranted a: Seg uted. JOHN HARRISON, 226 10th a ot" R SALE Just arrived—20 head of Gne driving speedy, at LY & N apl-2w* ‘No. 645 New York ave. PE EMER GIEN, FoR Cast — One Concert | Grand PIANO (of Mrs. Charles Astor, Bristed) for $300; one Steinway & Waal PIANO, carved legs, for 6250: one Lind- stadt, Kew York PIANO, Rosewood, overstrung, $150 one Kaim, Baltimore PIANO, Rosewood, for SSS, at 407 10th’ st., at St DECKER BROS., Agency. __ FINANCIAL. EW YORK, March 31st, 1880. ‘Notice Is Hereny G) That the limited part- nership heretofore existing between John D. Prince and James Whitely, as general partae nd William R, Travers, as special partner, under the firm name of Prince & Whitely, expires this day by limitation. Pursuant to the provisions of the Revised Statates of the State of New York, a limited partnership Las this day been formed under the name and style of PRINCE & WHITELY, to continue until March 1st, 1883. JOHN D. PRINCE, JAMES WHITE- HARRY ©. LOGAN and HENRY GRUGER OAKLEY are the general partners, and WILLIAM B, TRAVERS is the apecial partner. ‘William R. ‘Travers, as special partner, has con- tributed two hundred thousand dollars to the cap italof the firm. The business will be conducted as heretofore at No. 64 Broadway, New York. PRINCE & WHITELY. N. B.—All classes of Stocks, Bonds and Mining Securities Bouzht and Sold on’Commission in New York, Boston, Philadelphis,San Francisco, London, Amsterdam and other markets. 4p2-co7t ANTED YOU TO KNOW aT WE W: nal a arate Thor mads Tesond hace SUIT much pete ands ak cheaper than a comm auit can "a on RW SUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th st. n.w. N.B.—We buy but first-class Second-hand Clothing. mar25 warns. WAVES, WAVES, Sore Aitostal ie ome. id DEMONG: aoe U.8. Patent Office. Fo* BILIOUSNES: POFOE HEADAOR AND HEARTBURN, YSPEPSIA, a FOR D USE NATTANS’ VEGETABLE OA‘! ¥ ARTHUR AAPA fam, mar22) Lath and I and 2d and D sts. n.w. JECURE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from 86 to a a it on it fe atts, Auemateateieee ements oderate : feouan Se Waa Meat en ry fohn Cassels, Thos. * mard ee (ENNINGHAM, HATTER, has rece! Eee ee Hess Heth st. ANTED—OLD GOLD and Eee anaes PCE, SALE Larwe young brown MARE, per- fectly eound and gentle; lady can drive her; owner's going away. GHEEN'S Sta- Ule, 8th and Tate, nw. mar30-6t" ‘OR SALE— LANDAULET CARRIAGE and fine MARES, wood Seagtt BUGGY: also, two fine drivers, single or double. C All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention. and satisfaction cuar- anteed. WM. B. DOWNEY, Stable, 2018 17th et. new. OR SALE—AT A BarGain—Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS cn Capitol Hill and northwest eec- tion of city. Splendid chaace for builders. | In- | quire 423 1\th st. n.w. mar25-Im | Sd STOOK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable ifor ail kinds of business. Also, lot of, TRADE WAGONS. This Wagon is nice-' ly finished. TOP BUGGIES, DOCTOR. HETONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in good order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES: and WAGURS fOr on monthly instalments. - K. PROBEY, 91 Prospect st., Georretown. marli-3aa OR SALE—New and Second-hand OARRIAGES | > such as Jump, Ba iets, boar ER ta tae Ben Se. He ROBT. H. GRAH. and Repomioy. CANA- 410-416 8th st., bet. D’and E n.w. PARROT, RO BIRD CAGES, &c. Store, 1133 7th st_n. R_BALE—A lot of fine Si (ES; also MOCKING BIRD: very cheap, at the Bird’ SHARTHURECHT. f10-2m° W. = (ad tes DYEING AND SCOURING 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Groncrrows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. ng. interest in another business. Address Rox 14, Star Ofice. mati5-tw* OR SALF—A GROCERY STORE, with cool os tablixhe trade: well aclected small otek tes, Liquors and Oicare. Address tar oflice. c Fe SALE QOUNTER, OIL CLOTH: PIPE, AWNING, ODEN jer & Wilson SEWING st. now, ate” TOVE, EASUIRE, Whew MACHINE, cheay uth RM. 4 ac tiles north of Capito! all improvements 1 varieties; sold at sacrifice, ax necemsity com: For information apply W. G. BURNES. Sth and K sts. now. aps. WANDER MIOTARY BOUNTY TAND Wan RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and all kindset Land Scrip, tor which highest will be paid. WILLIAM J JOUNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Tuthdins. apst-3m T°T & bers CIRCLE FOR SALE. owner offers 7,500 fect of GROUND, front ing on this elegant Circle, for sale. barvain for cash. Thepurchaser will wet 3,000 feet parking a frontage of 160 fect on avenue and VOR SALE PURES oi stand for a Grocery vision. BI Washington. Stock tures about 8400. Box 106, Star o' W: ed_or non STOCKS, or BONDS of any des: dress CAPITAL, Star offic For SALE A BARGAIN ON ¥ TERMS. A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO SEOURE A BEAU- TIFUL COUNTRY HOME. This highly improved Property adjoins my coun. try place at Fale ‘Church, Va.,10 miles from Wash- ington and 6 from Georgétowh. Is within half mile of West Falls Depot. Has on it anest House of 10 roots, with a log house or kitchen of 4 rooms, large barn and stable, carriage Bouse, & >. ‘The garden is enclosed with new paling fence. It a splendid fruit farm, with every variety of ch, apple, pear, cherry, grape, Is in goot state of cultivation and improvement, with fencing broad lan Sixty-elht 10 of which are heavily thubered- Tithe perfect and property unencumbered. | Will trade forimproved elty pro” - erty, encumbered or unencumbered. Price 85,000 trade, or $4,500 in money at 6 per cent on lo fine—eay $500 cash and 840 per month till paid. Ina short time the free bridge will be bulit at Georgetown, the bill having already passed tho lower house of Congress, and another railroad (the harrow xaume) is in proceas of comutruction from Georwetown through Falls Church. ‘This ix one of the healthiest and prettiest suburban villages in the land. A number of wentiemen in the different Gove mment Devastromta ~ tigen gl homes at this place and live thera the year roun Z SAMUEL NORMENT. mar31-6t* Central National Bank 10 ULs. GENT. INVESTMENT. —Retter than Bonds. Business property 305 9th St., Dextto Penn. ave., for sale. Inquire over the tire. marsl-2w NO LOAN.—We can furnieh from #1,500 to $25,000 without delay a a Real Ee Cluarges low ate security at 6 per cent. TOK SALE.—special inducements in several stall and lange properties, located worthwest, froin 5 te 10 rooms, all modern tmuents, well built anid go cash, the balance wreat bargain ina n alley, if sold at to show prope ! BURFORD & C0. Real Patate Brokers, No. 702 E atreet 1. OR RENT OR SALE Desirable beat COUNTRY HOME, near Washington. Balti- ore & Ohio Railroad? mileage to and fro twelve eap rent. Further particulars, WM. N & CO., Baltimore. tuar2s-Im XCHANGE FOR CITY PROP LLA at Point Lookout, contain ing seven roome, with seven lots in fine condition. Alro, FAKM, containing about forty-three acres, fitusted at “the Washington & Obio Junction: fifteen minutes ride from city; good dwelling a cutbuildipge, suited for stock’ yard, market gat den op greenhouse. A Tare chance. (Apply to muar20-1m DUNCANSOX BROS. Aucts X A HOME-—At «rest bargains, 6 clean BR AMES, 4 and 5 rooms each, wood lota, 13th and 17th ste _s.¢. ; 8500 to $700—amall cash and 815 monthly. WM. F. HOLTZMAN. 1321 Fat. LW. mari$.1m BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAOE FOR SALE— In Hyattsville, Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio road, five minutes’ walk from the depot. It consists of about three-fourths of an acre of ground, im- proved by a frame cottage and fine stable. I xbont sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- rieties. House was bullt new within two years and hae all conveniences. This isa rare chance PeTeoH who sante a cheap subi I.P.LIBBE . tors ban bome. Appi onmard tia 482 7th st. n.w. PROFESSIONAL. NGHS -—The Dental office r A business of the of 1237 continued by his m sh Dr. 0.'5. WATERS, formerly of #18 Ps avenne. A continuance of patronage is respect- fully solicited. aps-Im H. JOHNSTON, Dewtisr, Remoyed from’ 616 9th st. to T17 uae : * eae ho me oo cea iads Oe A 8] y. Ter on wold and #lver. - tah feterea. Gnarses moderate. Reference: Ker Dr. Domer and others. m6 GERVICEABLE FEET BEING RrQUL SS site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- perienced personages, from far and neat, visit Dit. HITE'S | well-known establishment, oppoxite Willard's Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Van- cular Excresences and other ailments of the fest. Established 1861. Office fee, #1 per visit. mar GENS, BUSIONS, Ko.. radically cured by the ‘Austrian Chiropodist, "Du. J. RYBAOK, by skillful and painless operation, combined with his Pptiect and effective ‘Remember, NO. 422 Pennsylvania ave. fob2s lith DE WESERBORN, Dovtiag, removed to st.nw. CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to #10 per set, and all operations on the natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. declé Rk. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lira Srerer, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide given for the painless extrac. tion of Teetti. Each Tooth $1 Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. - Al operations on the natural teeth performed with care and nati«faction. Attention is called to ths pleasant and convenient location of this office. Three lines of cars pars the door. sept R. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Kemoved to southeast corner 7th and eae LW. Teeth inserted 87 per set. my ENTIsT, 919 7th et. ww. Beautiful Bets of Teeth $1; Extracting without operations warranted. betwaer B. DURE, Di Ditties. ; Teeth Fil in. 80 cents. ‘oct PIANOS AND ORGANS. UM. KHNABE & 00.'S GRAND W Bodine sno triiant Pianos Unsurpassed for durability, richness ax: volume of tone. By leading artiste de: Glared to be the BRST PIANO MADE. Pianos and Orcans from other well known factories for sale or Font IVP wa cits Piano Warerooms, #23 110 ait $2, stew doors above Pa. ave. oS ‘TIEFF PIANOS.—Gishest honors Paris Rz- STEER Umiverselle 1878. ational Fair, D.0. 20 Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach other Aict-clase Pianos sud tas insisted Peitatet & Oo. Standard ‘e. 9B Teh ot. ston botwoen Gand it. febi7 IANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT defy ition. DSROSERS of SECOND HAND OLOTHT; Pah rom HER LOGS. Sis Sth 3 ave. 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