Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1880, Page 2

| if f THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON. THURSDAY .... -.. April 8, L880. CHOSHY 8S. NOYES Editor. fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily payers here added to- oether. SS ———— New Advertisements in April. ‘The number of new advertisements In THe Svar for the six publication days of the present month reaches 340, an average 01 90 for each day. Advertisers will confera favor by send- Ing in their orders as. early as possible for Sat- urday’s eight-page paper, to insure insertion nd classification. ———<——$ The Tammany democrats of New York credit the report of Tilden’s intended withdrawal trom the presidential race and they are correspond- ingly happy. The New York Sar, John Kel- ly’s organ, maintains that the report Is “true in fact, true in detail of disvussion and true i declaration of result.” Ex-Con- gressman Abram Hewitt, who, in the campaign of 1576 was as any man says that while he does not know any- thing about Tilden’s intentions he does not be- Ueve the story of his proposed withdrawal. Mayor Cooper does not credit it, and Tiden himself refused to be interviewed. It may be hac the story was started to aid the anti- Tildenites in their fight to get control of the coming state convention. One of the most Prominent of all the democratic ( from the east, a man who is alway formed in regard to party matters, and whose relations have been and are friendly with Til- den, says of the reported — withdraw “1 think ft is a fetnt, st&rted to mis- lead, but It is true that Mr. Tilden will not be a candidate before the Cincinnati conven- Yon. He knows that he could not be elected. It istrue, too, that the way Is paved for democra- tie reconciliation and harmony In New York, but it will not be accomplished at the coming state convention.” Meantime county conven- tions in New York are being induced to instract delegations to the state convention for Tilden, and that does not look as if he had yet made up his mind to back out. ee ‘The interviews recently published in the New York Herald with the democratte members of Congress from Virginia, Loutslana and Missis- sippi are generally accepted as conclusive proot that Tilden could not, as the democratte prest- dential nominee, carry the sold south. The Congressmen from the three states named unan- imously protested against. the renomtnation of ‘Tilden, and with but two or three exceptions they said it would cost the democracy th States to nominate him. In the f: of su powerful democratic opposition and of such tes- tmony of his weakness Tilden continues to urge his fight for control of the New York conven- tion, ostensibly with the view of contending for the nomination at Cimeinnatl. In pursuing this course Tilden is puzzling the politicians and har- rassing his own party. “What does he mean? is the question that is betng frequently asked and never satisfactorily answered. The most reasonabie and plausible explanation of Tliden’s Course is that he is seeking to dictate the nom- ination of bis party, and thereby make himself the power behind the throne in theevent of the election of his man. It will cost him money, time and trouble to control the coming New York convention, and, therefore, he must ex- pect to gain something by it. He is not given to expending money without the expectation of Some future return. He, apparently, means to ‘show his party that it shall not crowd him off the track unceremoniously. ——_—_—_—_--___ ‘The large profit ylelded by the cotton crop last year bas stimulated a desire to increase the pro- duction, and it ts estimated, from preparations being made, tnat the acreage planted this year will be, at least, fifty percent more than that of Jast year. Statistics of the last crop show that it cost 5% cents per pound to ralse the cotton, and the planters recelved for it an average price of 114 cents, thus realizing a clear profit of 53 cents per pound. The total crop Is estimated at five milion bales, of 450 pounds each— 2,250,000,000 pounds. This, at the estimated Profit, has put into the pockets of the southern Planters the neat sum of $124,000,000 net gain The high price commanded by wheat has had the same Influence upon the sections of country favorable to its production. A much larger area has been sown; according to some estimates double that of last year. The planters and farmers may, in their eagerness to make more money, overdo the thing, and such large crops of cotton and wheat on the market this Year as to reduce the price. The price of wheat ‘was kept up by the foreign demand for it, but the crops in Europe may not fail again this year. jose to Mr. Tilden a3 ee Judge Field, of the U.S. Supreme Court, in &@ letter published in California, says he has always regarded Chinese immigration in large pumbers as a serious evil and likely to cause great injury to the morals of our people, as Well as to their industrial interests. He thinks that while the United States cannot perempto- Tily abrogate its treaty with China, we can give notice of a desire to modify it or mike a new treaty. This declaration of the Jwige is cal- culated to assist his friends tn Calfforaia who are endeavoring to make him the democratic candidate for the presidency. Because of a de- cision ke once rendered.there was a feeling that he was not sound on the Chinese question from the California standpoint. His letter places him in harmony with his party tn that state on this, to them, important question, and removes the only objection that has been urged, in that state, to his nomination for Pres ‘The democratic census supervisor of Delaware has, inthe appointment of enumeraiors, set a non-partisan example tha’ the supervisors of other Should follow if they desire to in- Spire public confidenca in thelr work. He di- Vided the enumerators almost ejually be! the two political parties, givin u ats With a division Of the census foree throughout the whole coun- try there would be no fear of partisan work. There was another ne in House yesterday. in which a member a belligerent atutude and denounced a fellow- Member asa ilar. Politics had nothing to do with this litue tanding. The irate Hmember was called to order and compelled t9 retract and apologize. ‘The House seemel to think that these personal see ions were becoming most too there was a general demand for an ex ment of the rules. the ——__-<e-,-_____ Taking one thing with another. Curlotta Pattt undoubtedly did wisely in letting her suit for ‘Ubel against the St. Louts Pust-Disputeh be dis- missed at her own cost. Things looked very much In her favor until the proprietors of that paper got fairly under way in collecting evi- ence in support of the charge of drunkenness, Which was originally copted from an excly ange ‘With other news items, and then they looted very much against her. This she evidently Fealized, and conciuded that if the case went to Trial and she got the $25,000 claimed, 1t would Cost her in character and reputation a good deal nore than it would be worth. ——~-+e-__ ‘There are grounds for the belief that the in- Juries found upon the person of the cotored cadet Whittaker, at West Potnt, were self-in- Micted. General Schofield apparently inciines to this opinion. He ts positive that none of the other cadets will be implicated, axd he also punctures the report set afloat that the assault upon Whittaker was committed by southern Cadets. If the proposed Investigation shall show that Whittaker cut his own ears then the tide 1 public indignation which has been directed Bgainst his supposed assaflants will be turned Sgainst him, and he will be driven fcom the pcademy in disgrace, as he ought to —_o-—___. Isn't ft about time for an lodictmeat for per- Jury some where in the Raymond-Hill cat Liver coughs often taken for consumption as pied aumioet instanuy with Boy Iemeeetion are = MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ OMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from amp! entire success. Simple, ome t. efficient, and able, they are the only medicines adapted to povutar use. cures. Fevers, Congestion, Inflammations ... Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic .... Colic, or Teething of Infante. f "Children or Adults. Dyseutery, Gripiny, Bilious Ooli Cholera Marbas, Vomiting. , Cold, Brot euralgia, Toothache, Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertizo 10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. 11. Suppressed or Painful Periods. 12. Whites, too profuse Periods 13. Croup, Cough, Difficult Bresthing..--. 4 Rh 5. Salt Rheum, Eryajpelas, Eruptions . Kheumatisw. eumatic Pains ...... 16. Fever and Azue, C Files. Blind or Bieedin: rh, ac Agnes. 30. Urinary Weakness, 32. Disease of the Heart, Palp: KOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS, Oreent by the case, or single vial, free of charze, eipt of pi oAAdress HUMPHREYS! gOMEOPATHIO MED- ICAL CO., 109 Fulton et.. E Humphreys’ Specific Manual on Disease and Its ap8-eoly Cure (144 pases), sent free. ‘ABBIAGES. CARBIAGES, ( CARRIAGES. On hand a number of 8 ring and Sum- pe: CARRIAGES, of the best 1a! and Sea finish. The VILLAGE CART is some- thirg new. Cali and see it. Repairing promntly attended to. OBERT H. GRATIAM, 410-416 Sth st. new 5 sp8-3t BrACK Goons. We havoin stock everything to be worn during the season, from the best manufactarers, at c!sse NgHoopa CLOTHS, jOODA CLI 5 SHOAMEL'S HAIR CLOTHS NOH DEBEGE FRENOH BUNTINGS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBREIEAS. | KID AND LISLE GLOVES. FE TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), O15 7th street n.w. PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE ‘“ FAMOUS. As the Spring season approaches, and a change of Apparel becomes necessary, the question arises as to where the handeomest selectioa of SEASONABLE CLOTHING can be seen, and where prices are the least affected by the recent advance in Woolen Mate- nials. It is hardly needful! to speak of the founda- tion for the rise in Woolen Goods. The fact of the raw material advancing in price from 36 cents per Ib. one year ago to 53 cents per Ib. to-day, makes it clearly apparent to all that goods bought by dealers during the past few months MUST be sold at a very considerable increase over last year’s prices. It was our xood fortune to make selections for this Spring and Summer so early that the increased prices which are demanded by others in our line of trade need not be asked by us, and in opening our new establishment in this city we have determined to offer our elegant assortment, embracing all the Latest Novelties of the Season, at the lowest rates prevailing at any time during last year. Every arti- cle will be found marked in PLAIN FIGURES, with the BOTTOM PRICE, which we guarantee to be lower than any house in the city will sell the same quality of goods. An examination is invited, which we think will convince the most credulous that we are speaking facts. —. STROUSE & CO., PROPRIETORS OF THE “FAMOUS. No. 400 Seventh st. n.w., CORNER D. S11 EENEBTGP°™* 811 All the Newest Styles in MILLINERY AND FANCY eons. at LOWE'S, ap3-6t SEL Market Space. FCENER'S MIXTURE WILL CURE In- Sammatory Rheutuatisn, | Dyspepsia, Chile and Fever, Nenralsia, Diarrhea. Tt has no equal for purifying the blood and romilating the system. For sale at the depot, 704 5th st. n.w., or at STOTT & 'CROMWELL’S, 480 Pi 75 cents per bottle. ENTUCKY TROTTING STALLION! 1880. Murders Chief, by Clark Chief, son of Mambrino Chief; dam thoroug bred, by Star Davis, he by G 2:32! Address Q., Star Omics (CHOICE stock | ENGLISH AND SOOTCH SUITINGS, B35 to B45. Ladies’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. W. 8. TEEL, ap3 935 Pennsylvania ave. [4% exvoapine Couple Carzoes of PRIME WHITE ASH STOVE AND NUT COAL, and will sell some to dealers who are short. L. WM. GUINAND, 623 Louisiana ave. Ss 1 BUTTONS, BUTTONS. 8 1 1 All the Latest Styles in SILK, JETT, GIL PEARL AND, IVORY BUTTONS. Received at LOWE'S, ap3-6t SY Market Space. F YOU WANT GOOD ICE CRHAM wet FUSSELL'S. If you don’t want it xood go where it is cheaper. ap2-6f,2cap VETERIVARY MEDICINE DEPOT. ap3-5t Bpecialtice—Colic Medicine, Linament, Powders, Hoof Cintuent for Horses, an Aen all kinds of Cattle and Dox Medicine. ROBT. SMITH, V.S., 409 Lith street n.w. THE REASON WHY DREXEL’S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ist. It is a corspound of rich and rare odors. 2d. For Fraxrance, Strength and Durability it is unexcelled. ‘3d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. Retails at 16c., 25c., 50c., $1, and can be had of Dealers in the Uni- all Drugwiste and Fancy G ted States. A. LILLY, JR. & CO., Props., Baltim sp2-ly marl8-1m,2p, 2c ore. 3] | LAPIES: DRESS _THIM- 81 MINGS, BLACK SILEL OL L Jeti, “Chenille, Grats, Whalebone ‘Fringes, Jott ‘imps, SC, RC, Recereae SEL Markee Spe Miss MARY KIDD, formeriy with A;GODDARD, Will be happy to meet her friends at above ostab- shment. ap3-6t GEsP cars. 30,000 BUSHELS FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY LOW, ar WM. M. GALT & CO,’S, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave., mar22 Near B. and O. Depot. (ponEsE TREES OF AUSTRALIA, BUCALYPTINE. For Guta: Seritchor Barns, an0 Su For Tender Feet, Soft Gorn, Bunio For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, ne" CLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. For sale byall Druggists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3m* RE B ONE BUT Sas ORTERHOUSE STEAK. TRI. KOUND ‘Re &o. COAST VEAL CUTLETS VEAL Boast ig THE 80 eA 8 ¥ STORE, ~ car Mi o2-talb ONE PRICE. BOSTON PRY GOODS HOUSE. In the following-named goods, we shall offer this wee! SPECIAL BARGAINS. PENCIL STRIPE SILKS, in tack and colored grounds, at 50 CENTS per Also, extremely low pricea in BLACK SILKS, SATIN pz LYONS, SILK BRO- CADES, and PEKIN STIPES. “We have added largely to our TRIMMING NOVELTIES AND DRESS GOODS. MOURNING GOODS DEPART- OUR OU) MEN is now complete, a8 to assortments, qualities, and extra geod values. 7 WE INVITE INSPECTION..28 We offer a line of Ladies’ full-fashioned extra long LISLE THREAD HOSE, at 7% CENTS per pair, in NAVY BLUE, LIGHT BLUE BORN RYE AND GEND'ARME, geod value, at OVE DOLLAR. All the latest NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. OUR HAMBURGS, LACES, LAGE NOVELTIES, RUCHINGS, | &e., &c. ALSO, KID GLOVES, and ‘LISLE THREAD GLOVES, AKE ALI. ON THE LOWEST BASIS AND AT ONE PRICE. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOOHRANB 705 MARKET SPACE. GQANIZARY PLUMBING. 22 Yeaxs Practicat, EXPERIENCE. JAS. F. BRIEN, 419 9th st. n.w., Makes a syeoialty of the examination and repair ELUMBING, with a view to ite proper sanitary rangement. ‘Orders promptly fi ) OR ABOUT APRIL 15TH We shal! return to our OLD BUSINESS STAND, Ocenpying Store No. 409 9th Street, Y. BI. G. A. Buildinw, Where we shall carry a fuil line of FINE GAS URES, SLATE MANT ES RANGES NAUES.. pecialty of PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING, viving particular attention to the VENTILATION and ALTERATION of DEFEO- TIVE WORE. = HAMILTON & SHEDD, ¥. M. C. A. Building. JINGLETON & HOEKE, Ss SO Market Space. SPRING OPENING CARPBTS1£’ARPETS! CARPETS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTI Fancy, Red-Checked aud White Canton MAT- TINGS.’ A new stock of CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETS, SHADES, vw Silk Pisno and Table COVERS, tn ull sizes and colors; Furniture Qover- ings, Ke, Ke , jut received. cose Furniture COVERS a specialty. o In connection with the above we have aupplied ourselves with the most perfect and complete Steam Carpet Cleaning Machinery in the country. and are prepared to execute all orders for Carpet Clean- ing with promptnesa, guaranteeing all work. Car- pets taken up, cleaned, stored and relaid at reason- able prices. | Orders b¥ mail or otherwise addressed to Store will rece ate attention. SINGLETON & HOEKE, ap6-1m SOL Market Space, EMOVED. A. R. LENDNER, tho well-known Mannfac- turering Jeweler and Watchmaker, has removed from his long located stand 932 to 1209 Pennsylva- ia avenue, north side, Not responsible for work left at old stand. ap5-Im ON'’T FAIL TO EXAMINE THOSE BEAU- tiful $75 ORGANS, at ra n. SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO. 410 ith LUMBER! jd. aps-T ap6-ly ma LUMBER! LUMBER! WILLET & LIBBEY, GOR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, N. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.26. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00. marl? WILLET &@ LIBBEY. wv & K. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES $50,000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, cousisting of Matched Stones in Diamond Earrings, Solitaire Dizmoud Rings and, Stude, “Diamond Pendants and “Cluster Des Also, a fine line of AMERICAN and SWISS WATCHES, in Gold Cases. NO REASONADLE OFFER REFUSED for any of the above Koods. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. aps No. 1007 Seventh st. new. ERKRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of a! kinds of stone, and just as ‘durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., Neer B. & O. Depot. mar27-lm Foe BIOusNEss, FOR INDIGESTION, _ FOR HEADACHE AND HEARTBUBN, ss FOR DYSPEPSIA, USE NATTANS' VEGETABLE OAT HARTIO AND ARTHUH NATEANS: bharmacist, . 14th and Land 2d and Dats. new. ANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE sell a first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT much better anda great deal cheaper than a urht, at common Rew enit can be JUSTH'S OLD STAND, st. n.w. N, cet IDDIE_ BROTHERS, Manvr's snp DEALERS, ANTED—Live MEN, with five dollars o can find employment by cailing at 34 St nilding. ANTED—A second-hand two-oarad ROW ¢r SAIL BOAT, not over 15 feet Jong. A dress L. WHEAT, Metropoliton Hotel 1t* WASTED A, first-class VEST MARKER; nona other need apply; bring sample and work if possible. SELTZ & MERTZ, 447 9ih st. aps! WASTED Asctive, intellivent BOY (about 15 years of age) to nake Limself useful in the store and run errands. Apply, with reference, at 608 9th st. new. L WA NTEDRA GIRL to do general housework ani} soe cnet Plain ceoking: must stay at night and wiv good reference. Apply at 9i9 7th st. n.w., bet, I and K ets. WANED gBE & reshcctable colored man a STT- UATION as cook or driver: willing to mal himeelf generally useful; Best references. 443 Ist. nw. 3] WASTED By a repiciahle, and reliable white woman a SITUATION in private family to cook and wash, or to do chamberwork; best refer- ences. Addre’s Box 87, Star uffice. ite WANSZTED-A CHAMBERMATD | and WAT- TRESS; must be neat and tidy, willing to stay nights; good references required. ' Apply 918 New York ave. it* Apply fe WANZED A GIRL who can cook well, and do | general housework: to | & competent, well recommended person, Kod waxes wi'l be Ap- ply between 7 and 9 p.m., at 1020 17th st. aps-2t WASTED {A respectable, settied white WOMAN csn find a comfortable home for recdering ne Fervices in asmall family, or the use of two i be given in exchange for services. Ap- ply to N. F., Star office. aps-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. _ (OR RENT—Fcrsisgep—A desirable HOUSE near 1éthand L sts. n.w. Eleant furniture. | Possession at once. Kent reasonable. B.H WAR- | NEE, 916 © st. n w. apS3t FOF RENT O21 Fst now. 6 roome: $18. 721 R. 1. ave.n.w., 7 rooms: 818. 1007 11th st., 8 rooms: #14. 11 new Houses, 10 rooms; 816. 4) ply 1106 Lst., or 215 455 st.n.w. ap POE BENT ROOMS suitable for housskenping, partly furnished. “House has modern cmve- Riences, No. 1228 12th st. n.w. 2 FOR RENT-HOUGE seven rooms, Vast quis boundary, Plenty of yard to good tenant. Address Box 44, ap7-3t* POR BENT [That yeep choice four-sory BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th et., near Noott Statae. All rooms and bath. "Rent $35. Inyuireatthe muse or of J. W. P. MY RRS, 71 y JOR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION.—Ses Bulletin issusd on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. uw. ap7-3t* VOR RENT-STORE in Y. M. GC. A. Building, on Dand 9th sts., with wood basement; well lighted. Store is well suited for office. Terms reasonable. Apply to A. 8. PRATT & SON, coraer 9th and D sts. api-lw VOR RENT—A beautiful COUNTRY PLAGE, adjoining (east of) Soldiers’ Home, for rent house ‘of 12 rooms; 6 acres of land; nice shaite, fruit trees, &c. Board wanted by a small family: JOHN SHERMAN & Ov., St. Cloud B’de. ap7-Iw OR RENT—May Ist—CORNER BRICK: mod- erh improvements; front, side and back yards; cellar; 4 bay windows; one square from F st Has had the same tenant since completed two ‘0. Will furnish completely if desi Ad. PLEASANT SUMMER," Star office. a7-at" W ED PAMIEIES to farnish with REGIA. BLE SERVANTS, at short notice, Wanted White and Colored WOM. eral housework. Apply Fst. C. E. PRICE & CO. Wanaes RpanTE STRAW WAT SEWEXS. 991 9th st. n.w. E ERNST. a7-2* WANTEDX BOARD or ROOMS wanted with Spanish family. Address Box 43, Star Of- fice apT-3t* WANTED Sy a Reiectab e whits married wo. man, 8 SITUAIION as wet nurse, Apply 2027 Let. new. apt 2t* WASTED (A GIRL to do general housework and cook. Good references. Apply cor. and Boundary sts. ne. ‘ap7-at* W ANiEDG To Bex—K small FOUSE in north. weet partof city. E. W. WHITAKER, Real Estate Agent, 48 4% st. now. apT-3t with reference, for Vv yy ANTED—A White Protestant GIRL to do lizht housework for a family of two. A good home and wages. References required. 119 4th st. Be. apT-2" W4S2ED- To Rest —By permanent tenant, 6- room HOUSE, with hall, was and water, south of N and west of Ist st. Address, with full lare, ‘*2enant,” star Office. WANTED By resvectable, white ii ION to do chamberwork or take dren; would make Bese saved arta an object. Address Box 1, Star Office. ap7-2t" WANTED, To Best on Buy_A HOUSE, about 10 rcoms and cellar, no basement, modern improvements; location betwe-n 8th and 14th, G and M sts. n.w. Address Box 610, P. O. ap7-3t? WANTED. By aentleman, furnished ROOM, with BOARD. Is not agoyernment empl Can, furnish best of refereness. Private family referred. Address, with terms, W.S. L., Star fice ap7-2t* Home WARTED—A white COOK, well recommended Apply to A. L. BARBER, 611 Maple ave., Le Droit Park. ap6-3t WANTED A young MAN) a8 bookkeeper and lector of accounts. Address NATIONAL, Star o i apo 3t Vv ‘D—T will wive one hundred dollars for a CLERKSHIP in any of the Departments. A‘ dress SYLVESTER, Star office. ap6-Bt" WANTED Several intellicent LADIES as agente. for a useful article; best references required. Address 8. F. HENRY, Star office. ap6-3t" WANTED—Two or three ACRES of LAND near the Hebrew burving ground; algo, near Na- tional Park. Call at 923 D st.n.w. av6-6t" WARTED-A larce, plain, substantial BOOK- CASE, second-hand. "Address JAMES P. Lert Department of Agriculture, City. ap6-st" W ANZED—A centionan and wite wish two com- fortably-furnished ROOMS in good location, convenient to caterer; references. Address Box 109, Star office. ap6-3t* WANTED a prompt tenant a HOUSE of 7 or 8 rooms, with modern improvements and jn wood repair, with or without Stable. Address Box 15, Star office. ap6-3t WARTED BOY, 15 to 17 years old. to learn the Drug business in first-class store: must board home; best reference requirea, Address in own hand, Box 105, Star office. p6-Bt* WANED COOKS, .gCHAMBERMAIDS | and NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, with reference.’ Servants furnished at short notic=. Employment Office, corner 7th and G sts.p.w. BP. McDONALD. ‘ap6-Im he beautiful GOTHIC HOUSE, No. je ave., Le Droit Park, (third house bth st. entrahce;) fine lawn,” piaz harging vines, rores, grape vines—a_ pe urban residence. This is a rare opportunity. Ai on the premises. ay FOR RENT AND SALE. A. McINTIRE, ‘Beat EctaTe BRoxen, ‘So. 918 Fistreet, opposite Masonic Temple. For Rent, A NUMBER OF FURNISHED HOUSES RENT- ING FROM 858 TO €350 PER MONTH. Unfurnished G1) Lst. new...... 18 Suburban Mansion.8125 423 Ist st. now. at 2ist, near H n.w.. 2000 13th st. n.w.. -60 1216 18th st. nw.) Store&dwe,. Store, 1310'E. Store, 11639 B. 1529 6th st. now Storesdw.1428 N Also, number of other Houses, Ofices, Stores, 1822 V et. new. Stables’ and Suburbaa Storesaw,! NN 409 13th st. 's.w, Property. HOUSES FOR SALE $50 aNp 8100 Cast, AND $15 TO A GREAT NUMBER OF LARGE HOUSES AND LOTS FoR IN DESIRABLE LOCATIONS. Pen Mostu tr E. A. McINTIRE. FoR sane +11 Est. n.w., five-story Brick, 17 re 110 Tst. n-w., New Double House, 3 basern three-story and basement Brick. two-story Frame. Land adjoining the land of the Washington Brick achine Co, CARKINGTON & CARRINGTON, eys-at-Law, Atte 453 Louisiana aventie. 1m VOR RENT—Two entire FLOORS, containing mx handsomely finished rooms, wits bay win tow: ute and convenient large uirro eliers, stationary w: eta, rane, latroble, hot and cold water, al tare ig all in perfect order; three-story brick’ uppe occupied by owner: location healthy and central. i ateren cee exchanged. Apply 1134 6th st. n.w. p6 3t* JOR SALE—A fine RESIDENCE in best locations in the city. Price 822,00 - DOWNMAN, 412 7th st. ay POE SATE Some very desirable BUILDING LOTS, 203100 feat, 20 ets 5 45 ets cts. and 81 per square ‘foot; terms to buit. HESTER, 519 7th s WOR RENT—STORE ROOM, 903 7th st-n.w.. occupied for many years past by A. Goddard as a Dry Goods Store.” Apply on the premises. ap5-6t* {OR RENT—Several handsome and larce well- aired Furnished BEDROOMS, with bathroom and privilexe of Parlor; delightful’ location; suita- ble for summer. Apply J. 2. CRUTCHET, 1804 Het.n.w. aps-6t* JOR RENT—The delichtful RESIDENCE known as Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining Seldiera’ Home, entrance from Whitney avenue by cars to xate; Hest situation in District for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 Lith st." a5-lio* ROR RENT—The HOUSE, No. 505 East Capitol st. ; faces south, has eight rooms, modern im- provements, including wood furnace. Inquire of he occupan' ap2-6t" POR RENT Several of those beautiful and eon- venient RESIDENGES in “‘Grant’s Row," on East Capitol st. : can be leased lower than any other like honses in the District. These houses are larxe id spacious, contsining fourteen roome, thrac throoms, washstands and large closets ‘in the chambers, ‘a large laundry with stationary tub: wrates in the principal room, large furnaces, an an abundance of hot and cold water throughout the houses, eupplied by a steatu force punip. ‘beantifnt grounds and good stables. Apply to F. A. GRANT & CO., cor. 3d and East Capitol sta., ot HENRY C. BLISS, Attorney, 1427 F st.n.w. ap2-2w (OR RENT—ROOMS ; new house, new furniture; first-class in every respect. No. 422 5th st., bet. D and E sts. n.w. mar3l-Im* Fo, RENT—Elegant | APARTMENTS, en and after April 10, at 1027 Vermont ave , ‘near Mc- Pherson Square. ‘OR RENT AND SALE. For full list, ca!l or send for REAL ES- TATE, REVIEW, published monthly free. mar?4-2m . H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. FOR, SALES REASONABLE Tenas—Oottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern | improvements, grounds and shrubbery ; in one of the best localities of Georgetown; cara pass the door. inquire Re- corder’s Office, City Hall. marl6-4w* FOE BENT 619, doth sts nowy, to, handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modera im- provements; first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m_ FoR GENT hunished PARLORS and BED- 4S’ ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Ponnsyl- ‘vania ave., cor. 43 st ug 118m BOARDING. OARDING—One suite of ROOMS, just vacated, at No. 827 Vermont avenue. M. T. SOUTH: ALL aps-6t* of the R. mar27-2w j)ANTED—Ore hundred able-bodied MEN, ‘white er colored, to work on Lake Montabalio, on the Gunpowder ‘Water Works of Baitimore. Waxes 81.10 per day. HAUGH & LYONS, con- ictors. . WANTED by a French lady, @ SITUATION a8 companion, or to take charge of an invalid going to Europe. Best of references. Salary no object. Address FRENCH LADY, Star office. a3-6t* \y ANTED—Cooks. Chambermaids, Nurses and V gther, Help, with reference, Servants fur- nished at short notice. ‘Employment ice," No. $26 'F st., between 0th aud 10th. , EZ. BRIGE & CO. ap3-6t* Lory second-hand BICYCLE, for a youth of 15 years. Must be good and perfect. Address Box 61, Star Office. ap2-6t V l) ANTED—You to examine and choosea SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory, subject to exchange for any other. Renting and repairing a specialty. Mo- KENNY, 427 0th ete nae | NG at WANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Mainé avenue s. Orders by mail or left at W.’ B. Moses, cor. Test and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co., 1325 F Carvet Dealers. oct22-6m FOR RENT_With First class TABLE BOARD— ‘ ‘a nicely-furnished FRONT ROOM; also, ad- Joining ROOM, at No. 920 New York ave Lew. ap6-3t* FOR RENT Eurnished ROOMS, on suite or sin- ele. Apply No. 1326 New York avenue. | Als, TABLE BOARD, first-class. aps-6e* TPE TREMONT HOUSE offers Ko0d 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 raxHE LOOHIEL HOUBE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one ‘Bor the coplest and best conducted boarding honses im the city. dated at reasonabie terms. novid ‘_ LOST AND FOUND. Fe RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT AND AUCTIONERR, 10th and F streets northwest. Fur. h’se, 16th stn. 612 Pa." ave. D.W-. large hall 516 11th st.n. 3224 O st-n.: pms, 603 F st. n-w., 9 Ts. Fur. house, A #26 12th n.’ and bath, Fur, house 1607 10th and bath 608 La. avi 610 La. ay., n. w. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their Property, and keep it before the public constantly. Thave 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. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. a.w. (OR RENT—1719 Rhode Island ave. n.w.—Hand- some BRICK RESIDENCE containing fifteen rooms, with every convenience. Situation one of the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Large STABLE adjoining **Oastle Stewart.” Stalls for six horses. Ample carriage house. ‘Second floor contains three finished rooms for coachmen. FOR RENT—326 H st. n.c. on line of Columbia Railroa: FOR RENT—725 4th st. n.e.—Two-story BRICK HOUSE 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 & 00., may30 1223 F street n.. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & OO., 8r. CLoup Burtprxa, 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 chanyed. aps ‘Small Brick HOUSE that are very desirable will be Ex. 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. REALESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. ma Prva s MARR, 804 F strect. 3006 M n. sie 1300 5-00 “28 25.00 25.00 120x100, gow. wed. ini 84, 000. 8) marl! OST—In National Theater, Wednesday nicht, 4 April 7th, BLAOK SATIN RETIOULE. Finder Wil be Mberaliy rewarded by returning it to 1414 Gth st. new. 3 Se T083-02 Wednesday, 7h instant, between 11th dand 7th on @ st.'n.w., a SMALL OVAL BREASTPIN, eet with pearls and medal. A suita- ble reward if left at 1014 11th st. n.w. itt PERSONAL. ADAM ROSS, the long-established, reliable Clairvoyant shd Astrolowist, wives better satis faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- fession ; tells the past, present and future destiny; (adie advice and assistance on all matters apper- ining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN THOUFLE CaLL. Satisfaction wiven or no pay. Consultation Rooms, 402 2d st, above D st. .wW. aps TS against Re Lewis, Rec- Lewis, must be preséuted before at St. John’s Rectory, 619 16th n. w. LL ACCOL tor, or J. May 1,1 aps-19* Ds: J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto., ‘Md., has devoted 3 “a to the stecessful Evil Forebodings, treatment of Nervous Debility Fulpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic W nees, &c., those dire resulta of indiscretion. onotis Diseases of the Blood, ‘I! Nowe or Skint, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c., Tadically’ cured without mereury. Write or call. “"R. R. fare to Balti deducted from fee. war: FR, ROBERTSON, THE MO3T RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies entiemen, can be consulted in person every DAY and SATURDAY from 2 to p.in.y t. 1.W., near 43st. Onices perfectly rit vate. Charges tiloderate. No failures. Main ofice, 19 Sonth Eutaw st., Baltimore. mar27-1m EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you have pothing to pay until youare cured. A. A. COWK- INS, M. D., 714 13th st. nw. marl7-3m 1, 2rlBBEY, 482 Th st.. will remove to, the West cn May Ist. All persons indebted to him fi call and pay. His whole stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY and SU RWARE WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT ANY PRICE before that time. mar3-lin wil eports asto 506 Ga.m. to10 )5. j1i-15m THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th=street wharf, Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. noy8 (Onze woop. JOHNSON BROTHERS. woop. ‘TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. OOAL. Hull Wetoht. Best Quality. Low Pri COAL. Prompt Deliveries, WoOoD. Main office, wharves, miil and depot connected with ‘up-town Offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilities and advantazes for economically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves, factory, oxtensive store yards enabiing us to stock up largest when coal is lowest; offices throughout the city, and ail in immediate commn- nication, insuring prompt attention to orders, we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best virie- ne or coal at se very, lowes! Prices. an an to Ve insure strictly pure coal, of oun the ton. JOUNSON BROTIEIS: Main office, mill and depot, foot of 12th, 13th and F sts. . Offices: 1202 F st. n.w.; 1112 9th st. 418 7th st. D.w. ud 221 Pa.ay. 8.0. Cor. 1535 st. and Pa. ave. Genuine, GECOND HAND CLOTHIN Do Bab. Renate conte etd. HATS, BOOTS), SHOES, WATCHES, ye, ae, —] Can be disposed of at the highest cash prices Goare for hash oro comma withont Pats, Saee | OF galing on ai, WALSREY, Jot Pita doruce Dollie. G; GIBSEER, Sole Agent, Bod northwest. Bore, Sot tae st. nw. Sue os et ee promptly attended to. ap6-ly WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, Wit WI ‘WIG And DEMONGEOT'S “AMBROSIAL, Spoke Us Patent Offos. tte siars? O TO JIM WALKER, 206 10th atreet, f - t Lining, Felt, Tarred rele, welt aad Gigtel ie , Repairing, and Lime, Cement, Plaster, See EW GRAND UPRIGHT “STL 7 N PIANO will positively be sold at ra lad Tifice for cash, owner leaving city. CORA ko seen 725 Tth st. n.w. ap3-6t Keseon 123 7tiist.u.w.___apd.cte TVET small quantit thest cash u, Fea'an vo. between 94 ahd a atne aoa SUMMER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. ‘The if the MEDICAL DEPART. MENT UNIVERSUEY OF GEORGETOWN. wil iis coures ietvee tomaiintiantect hia eooue” jeulan FA. ASHFORD, M, D,, Deas ap5-Tt 330 N.Y! avenu EMETERY NOTICE! — STATUARY, ONT Y wifare | Monon rs HEAD BTONES, MANTELS, &c., which will be sold at very reasonable prices. Bs to order. GRANI! eek eru SRD, A116 Pe: vania a We ant we Near Biar Ofc OST—April 3d, an UNLINED BLACK FUR 4 COLLAR, with white hairs, on N st., Rhode Island avenue and Connecticat avenue or H 6 between 14th and 18th. Suitable reward if return to 1313 H st. n.w. aps-3 JOUND—Wednesday, March 3st, near Patent Office, a FUR COLLAR. Owner can have same calling 942 New York avenue, proving owuer- ship aud paying for advertisement. ap7-3t* OST—April 6, a YELLOW DOG, (Scotch Terrier), clipped ears and tail; answers tothename of “Jim.” A iiberal reward if returned to 222 North Capitol a) SUMMER RESORTs. QhASON OF 1880, i BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOEOTH BEACH, DEL., Will open MAY 20x, 1880. ‘Torms reasonable. Send for circular. fe im WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. \SINGTON ART NEEDLE- Specimens and terms at BAKLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1225 Penn. ave; 91¢ 14TH ST.—M’LLE V. PRUD'HOMM! by organising some new French Classes. Be- siunere invited to test the practical application of the Oral system, April 12th and 15th, at 10% a. m. Afternoon classes for chi 34; Saturdays, 9 a.m. ‘Terms moderate. Office hours: 12 m. tol m. ; Mondays and Thursdays, 4 to5. __ mar29 F, SCHEEL, Teacher of PTANO, ORGAN and ‘OUAL MUSIO. Particular attention to be- xinners, as well as those wishing to be qualified for exchers. ‘Terms moderate. 1215 H st. n.w. feb26-2m* FLYENING CLASSES esduy, Friday, 7 £09 o'clock: 85 ver month, in advance. VATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH, NGLISH, MATHEMATICS. Preparation for West Point, Annapolis: Private lessons at burs. 5-W- ELXSN, ASL 908 5in steeet 5 jan: ne MEARE ROO. INSTITUTE, CoxcorpvILLE, JNA Pa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; Girls, 845. Stu- dents prepared for business, Yale or Harvard. First class professors. Pris ary, pupils admitted. Jel J. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Principal. Caen cene BUSINESS COLLEGE, , CORNER 7TH AND L STREETS N.W., xives education for real life to sons and daughters. ‘Yhe course comprises Penmanship, 9} , Com- Begin: Correspondence. Business Arithmetic, inele and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practices, Political Economy, Comme! Lectures. Day and eveni Sessions. fiereatters Forparticulars vist the Go he x. For isi dress. [aug] -H. ©. SPENCER, Principal. day, Tuesday, Wed- pes RYE CORDIAL, Composed of FINE OLD BYE WHISKY AND PURE WHITE ROOK CANDY. Cures sil pnimonory and. malarial complain Price 00 cents and 3 er bottle. - For sale by all ‘ists, fine grocers and the trade generally. Central Depot—1216 F street new, mar30 c# |.» RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE PANY, the cheanest for beauty, comfort. mae REED’S SONS. and girls, all i d_ styles, at the lowest iit, Alig "eh Supe seh hae oe ‘They epeak for themsclves = HE NEW VICTOR SEWING MA- ih tne A Sera NT— Fo RENE CORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. TrEeasusy, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or commuat- | cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Wate and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark “os for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. marl FOR SALE. CR SALE-AT WASH.NAILOR’S ST. Fibs See de Mattie Dice SRLABLES, Pride, seven “years old, sound and Kiud,15 ds, 13, irchrs hich; can road 12 miles ‘an: jour, ald requires no urging. aps-eo3t ( R SALE—A SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- ablefor light business purposes :Jump Seats, Rockawaya, Buggies, Coupes, &¢. Repairing promptly attended to. : ROBERT H.GRAHAM, Repository and Factory 410-416 8th st., aps between D and En.w. een Ee POR SAGE, AL WASH NAILOR'S, 1535 Et, one Shifting Top BUGGY, one, FHETON, falling ton, suitable’ for Aes 4 lady: one 'Set. Single HARN: one MeCiellan SADDLE and BRIDLE: both Bumey and Fhieton i good order. “Will be sold cheap for cash. apy. ORSATETA pair of fue bred OODTS, by Dickens, the other by: Tankerville. Can be seen at BELT & HALL’S, 936 Lo isiana ave. FOE SALE-A PIER GEASS, lance size, excal lent lass, for two-thirds “less than Original cost. Call at A. BP. McELROY'S, 10th and _D ste. aya-6t POR SALE TA Srt-cast CARRIAGE HORSE; drives well single or double. Sold only for wantof use. "Call at HOYLES Livery Soagly p3-6 one Stable, between 9th and 10th and Land frem W. ORSES, several No. 1 Sadie Horses. Also, good Draft Horses; all warranted a8 Fepresented. JOHN HARRISON, 236 10th st-n.e. ap3-6t? R SALE—Just arrived—) head of fine driving spe al UGT. r EN'S, apl-2w* No. 645 New York ave. R SALE— LANDAULET CARRIAGE and fine TOP BUGGY; also, two fine MARES, good drivers, single or double. All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention, and satisfaction cuar- antecd. Wal, B. DUWNET. Stable, 1013 17th st. w. head of mar30 ‘OR SALE—AT A BanGatn—Handsome BUILD- | ING LOTS on Capitol Hill and nortiwwest ec- tion of Cre sie chsnce for builders. In- quire 423 11th st. n.w. mar25-Im ARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable Lit all kinds of business. Also, lot of, TRADE WAGONS. ‘This Waxon in nice: AE BRS. ly finished. TOP BUGGIES, DOOTOR. HETONS, one LANDAU ‘CABRIAGE in good order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WAGONS for sale Jow on mont instalment its. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Prospect st., reetown. marll-3m R_SALE—A lot of fine Si CANA-, RIES : also MOCKING BIRDS, PARROT, BIRD CAGES, Be., very cheap. at the Bird Store, 1133 7th st.n.w. S-HARTBRECHT. f10-2m* THE TRADES. tbe panicle informed that the PUPYCETT DOOR MINDERY heretofore, The same excellent Ries de aera ends cree characteristic pes: an ‘le ‘the establishment 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. GSN BROTHERS, Yor Penney wana arcane Wasloewen Dee are obo f2-Fine Printing a ty. IW, W- SHAEtE @ 09. PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this MONEY TO LOAN Qe IN HAND TO LOAN at 7 per cent. at once. Apply LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, ays ‘mt F st. n. w. 3°00. 8500. $1,000. $1,900 AND LARGER SU SD to Loan on aiupie ral estate, at iow rates. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Attorney, ar6-8t 1 F stn. ANTED—LOAN of 86.000, for which tock ia mpAny will be WTO LOAN © orhweet, with amt also, several sriailer sutns (ns rates. FH. SMIT mar26-I1m T° LOAN, MON Ix ScMs To Svry, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample RO. HOLTZMAN, mar2? 10h and F #te. now. Mo 70 LOAN— = = 100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to enit, at 6 per cent. Interest, oa first-clane gilt edwe real estate security B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. now. — BUSINESS CHANCES. HAVE ONE OF THE FIN 7 z FFRFECTION BIC FOR SALE in pe: condition, a @reat bangain. ApAY TATE IN THe nein, at 6 ner cent: ney in hand) i, 800 F at, Lert Bailing ON REAL ESTATE, CREAP W the ow od HOt w. will take @ use renting Dow for 813 p Deach. 1 Busey or od Neto GOK SALE “The STAC ,0LS and GOOD WILL of the late Wr, Parkinson, also full set of Plumber's TOOLS, ata 308 Pa. ave nw. Peo ror sat S0 ACRES; 50 u t cultivation Georee ¢ WHITA kat, Estar aypT-Ct&kIt {OR SALE—Stock, Fixtures, Lease of an old-established Wi ful ICE CREAM and CONFECTION bx, interest in another business. Address Box Star Office. marl5-4w* WANREDMICITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR: RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, and Andeof Land crib, for which lisehest: rates will be p WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney, at Law, 41, Le Droit Building. aps-3m °° ©8 DUPONT CIRCLE FOR SALE. ‘The owner offers 7,500 feet of GROUND, front ing on this elegant Circle, for sale at a bargain for cash. ‘The purchaser will et 3,000 tect of “parking and a frontaxe of 160 fect on avenue and Ci ‘0 swents nee’ Address DUPOD R SALE-STOOK and FIXTURES of LY stand for a Grocery and Provision Store im Washington. Stock and Fixtures about 8350 $400. Box 106, Star office. VOR SALE—AT a G AT BARGAIN —Sixty-tive ACRES, six miles from Washington. near Hy- atteville Station. B. & O. R. K.. well watered, fine frvit: good buildinga, in excellent condition. F.H. SMITH or J, T. COLDWELL, 806 F st., Lo Droit Building. apl-eot 10 PER CENT. INVESTMENT. — Better than U.S. Bonds. Business property 305 9th et., Dext to Penn. @, for sale. Inquire over the tore. mar30-2w TS LOAN.—We can furnish from $1,500 to 825,000 without delay on first-class Heal Es- tate aah f Charges low. Dext t 6 per cent. FOR BA ipecial inducements in several spall and lange properties, located worth from 5 to 10 rooms, all modern improvements, well built and Kood titles ; from @50 to $500caah, the balance monthly at 6 percent. Also, # great bargain in « nicely located lot, 34.6x95 to an alley, if sold et once, Ne trouble to show property. W. E. BURFORD & 00., Eetate Brokers, mar30 io. 702 E street n.w. TOR RENT lip SALE Desirable healthy COUNTRY HOME, near Washington. Balti- more & Ohio Railroad: mileage to and fro twelve centa. Cheap rent. Further particulars, WM. N- CALVERT & O0., Baltimore. mar23-im_ FOR SAUE OF EXCHANGE FOR CITY Phor ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain- ing seven rooms, with seven lots in fine condition. Also, FARM, containing about forty-three acres, situated st the Washington & Obio Junction fifteen minutes ride from city; good dwelling and outbuildinwe; suited for stock’ yard, market ar- den or greenhouse. A rare chance. ‘Apply to mar20-1m DUNCANSON DROS. Aucts. UY A HOME—At great bargains, 5 clean FRAMES, 4 and 5 rooms each, good lots, 13th and 17th sts 8.6. ; $500 to 8700—small cash and $15 monthly. WM. F. HOLTZMAN. 134) Fst. new. = Y 13-1m _ PROFESSIONAL. WOTICE.—1 officer and business of the rly 3 P aure is reapect- ap3-1m J. H, JOHNSTON, Dextist, Removed from’€16 9th st. to 717 Bl cppcsite Calvary Baptist Church. Fill ing a specialty. on wold and silver. Gas ad- qmipirtered. Charges moderate. Referencec Rov. Dr. Domer and others. mé6. SERVICEABLE #9 site to health and usefull FEET BEING RE ur jens, thousands ex- perienced personages, from far and near, visit Dit. Waites. well-known establishment, opposite Willard's Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vas- gular Excresences and other ailments of the feet. Established 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. mars 1ORNS, BUNIONS, Xc., radically cured by the Ciinean Chiopodine Dr. 3. RYBAOK. bs akilltal and painless operation, combined with eye and effective remedice. Remember, No. 1422 Penneylvania ave. fobas DE SEDENBORN, ratte, removed to 4101ch et.n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted 75) oe ef eet, and all Cio) on = natural Tecth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. is decl6 DEE BLOWN, DENTIST, No. 725 tara Srneet, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide siven for the painless extrac. tion of T Each Tooth $1 Artificial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. All operations on the natural tecth performed with care and eatisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and cor a ‘entent location cf this office. Three lines of cars pass the door. sepl RK. T. M. TALBOTT, Dexaien, Aemoved to southeast corner 7th 1 BR Ets. u.w. ‘Teeth inserted 87 per set. my RK. DUKE, Dentist, 919 7th +t. n.w., between Tand Kis Beautiful Bets of Teeth 8S; Teeth Filled, $1; Extracting without jn. 60 cents. all operations warranted. PIANOS AND ORGANS Wi MABE & Coos GRAND SQUAKE ANO UPRIGHT PIANOS, Unsurpassed for durability, richness and. volume of tone. By leading artiste de- ¢lared to be the BEsT PIANO MADE. Pianos and Organs from other well-known factories for sale or rent. Tuning and repairing satisfactorily attended REICHENBAUH'S Piano Warerooms, 423 11th & few doors above Pa mar25 ‘TIEFF PIANOS.—Hixhest honors Paris Ex- position Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMB a st National Fair, Washington, D.O. The Btieff Also Agente for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos sud the unrivaled Peloubet Oo. Biandard Onaus. a, fbi] 783 7th st. mu IANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT defy competition. Wa SIDNEY T. feb13. BHO. SOLE eoer eth. NIM™¥O & CO., 410 11th et. nw. DYEING AND SCOURING 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Gzoncrrows, D. G. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Send your address. febT padte JONNSON & CO.. Bankers, | WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EX@HANGE. mar29 2 ae CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. — w