Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, FRIDAY....................April 9, 1880° CROSRY S. NOYES... Editor. —SSSS 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 tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. —————————— ‘The Double Sheet To-Morrow. THe Star, double-sheet, of eight pages or fifty-six columns, will be an interesting num- ber to-morrow. Advertisers and news dealers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early for the enlarged and extra edition. Tne umber of new advertisements for the present month Is 340. ore —___ Sharps and Flats. The manner in which the sharps of Wall street fleece the flats who trust them with money for speculative investment Is very plainly Mlustrated by the developments of a law suit now In course of trial in New York. The victim in the case, a lady, Miss Livingston by name, met the family of a broker at Saratoga in the summer of 175, and, in the course of a conver- sation with its head, stock operations were spoken of. The result was that she placed $1,000 in his hands for the purpose of specu- Jating in stocks on her account, the generat understanding being that the broker was to use his own discretion entirely in buying and selling, she expressing her willingness to lose that amount and agreeing to furnish more It necessary, but hoping of course to double or treble ft, as dupes always do hope In such cases. ‘The broker began his operations on the i7th of August, and rendered written or oral statements of his transactions, from time to time, until the 2ith of December of the same year, when he presented his final statement of ac- count for settlement. This document, which indicated both profits losses, in various transactions, showed a general loss during the whole te! don all the business done, of about $00, or a shrinkage of the origi- nal capital from $1,000 to $700; but it contamed also a charge of $ 50 for commissions on the several transactions. At this Miss Livingston was first frightened, then indignant, and iinally became stubborn. She refused to pay, and was sued In consequence. In the course of the trial the broker was com- Pelied to exhibit his books, and these disclosed the fact that one or more “transactions” were made for his customer on every one of the 111 days intervening between tlie hot August and the 27th of December except 29, and of these 19 were Sundays and % were legal holiday: when the stock exchange was closed. There Were in fact 356 operations on her account dur- ing that brief time. The gross amount of pure chases and sales stated at par were about $3,500,000, and the alleged actual buying and selling prices amounted to $2,250,000. The pur- chases were often made in the morning and Tepeatediy closed out on the same day. The Very Same stock was repurchased on many occasions within a few hours after the sale. ‘The variations of price between the cost and selling price in many transactions did not ex- ceed one-fourth of 1 per cent., but on every purchase or sale the broker charged bis regular commissions, which amount- ed to an average of nearly $0 per day. Comment on such a rascally performance as this is hardly needed. Yet it 1s doubtful whe- ther its exposure will prevent a single other moth from flying into the alluring fame, as Miss Livingston did. But think of it fora mo- ment. Fifty dollars per day profit on a capital of $1,000, furnished by somebody else! From a Wall street point of view, this ts not bad manage- ment. At that rate it dosen't take long nor many nor very rich customers to set up a brown stone establishment on a fashionable street. As Dr. Pangloss would say, under the circum- stances, “for this are we brokers.” Bismarck’s object, which he hoped to ald by Proposing to resign, is to remodel the constitu- tion so as to change the rule of representation in the Bundesrath. The legislature of the Ger- man empire consists of two houses, very simllar in thé plan of representation to our Senate and House of Representatives. The two houses are called the Bundesrath and the Reichstag. The latter consists of members, which are appor- tioned among the several states according to population, and corresponds with our House of Representatives. Prussia, by reason of its pre- ponderance of population, sends 236 deputies to the Reichstag, a majority of the whole number, and thus controls Its deliverations. Tae Bun- desrath consists of 59 members, who are appor- tioned equally among the states, upon ihe same Principle as our Senate. Prussia has only 17 of these members of the upper house, and 18 con- Sequently in the minority. In short, though Prussia contains more than one-half the popu- lation of the empire, It has less than one-third the representation in the upper house. The Bundesrath ts invested with functions very Similar to the . S. Senate. and it isin that house that Bismarck meets with opposition in his plans of government. Therefore he wants to amend the constitution so as to apportion the representation in both houses upon the ratio of population, and thus give to Prussia absolute control of legislation. ‘The belief seems to be gaining ground in New York that the report of Tilden’s withdrawal from the presidential race is based upon solid- ground. The refusal of Tilden himself to con tradict the report has induced a great many to credit it, and the grow!ng bellef In its truih is, itis said, largely influencing county conven- tions In the choice of delegates to the coming State convention. The anti-Tilden workers are Making use of the report and ail corroborating circumstances to weaken the old man. John Kelly, too, has his agents at work throughout the state, not seeking so much to encourage the Sending of delegates to the Tammany conven- Uon as to get contro! of the Tilden convention. ‘At ts evident that Tilden has on hand the hard. est fight of his life. His enemies a ing and more numerous than ever bfore. they get him down they will not show him an merey. Of the many democratic papers In New York scarcely a dozen openly advocate Tilden, while scores of them oppose him bitterly. SUH, even at this disadvantage he seems to hold his own pretty well. +e —__ Now that the Iiderals are assured of a Majority in the rext British Parliam are cutting loose ioomall relations with home-rulers. Mr. Purnell, so the cable Patehes say, 1s so fniignant at this that he Joined his tnttuence wit that of the conserva- tives to prevent a lberal majority, but his change of position had no visible effect upon the elections. It is now announced that the ‘Uberals are preparing to tsolate the home-rule Vote and enforce a decided policy of their own ‘With regard to all matters of government. The hope of the home-rulers was that the elections might result in giving them th balance of power in the next house. In that posttion they could have commanded much, but as it is they ‘Will occupy about the same status as the green- back party in our House of Representatives, ————_--—___ In view of the report of Professor Silliman on ‘The resources of the Little Emma mine in Utah, ‘Rnd that of Professors Raymond and Keyes on ‘those of the Little Pittsburg mtne of Colorado, and the subsequent speedy collaps* of those Concerns, the public will soon be wanting to Know how much the opinions and certificates of Seologists and mining experts are worth, any poai And. by the way, don’t those “Little” chemes turn out to be pretty “ : after all? oo —_—~-____. ‘The Grant men out west are deluding them- Belves with the bellef that thelr candidate ‘would carry Missour!. When it comes to rock- ribbed and copper-bottomed democracy Mis- fourtcan stand at the head, and there is no amore chance of Grant or any other republican carrying the state than there is of bis carrying —_—<e-___. ‘The statement heretofore published tha’ Min- Uster White was in some way displeased with his position at Berlin is now “authoritatively de- nied.” It may be expected, therefore, that he ‘vill stick closely to his post, ANOTHER REVELATION Analyred. and the Way by Which They May He Controlled Some Phases of Misery and Ele- ments of Joy—How te Ma age Both. How Rich Rewards Are Now Secured By Despondent Sufferers. New Scientific Facts of Importance. It is 8 matter of private history that General Washington was bled to death. His last iliness waa slight, and caused principally by weariness. A ph. Sician’ Was called who "Died him ‘copiously: Strange to ray, the patient became no better hn. other doctor was called, who again. took large amount of the vital uid. Thus in suce four physicians drew away the life of a great man no Was intended by nature foran old age, and 19 prematurely died; murdered by malpractice; lodeath. ‘That was the aze of medical blead ing’ Another period came upon the people. Tt was a len it was said that all diaeases had their or- cin in the stomach aud liver. Itis true these vital Orwans perform «reat functions, and should by pt healthy, but hundreds of complaints arp laid to their cliarge which they never cause. Advanced thinkers and scientis!= ow know that the kidneys are really the creat organs of the human system. due work which they dois siinply marvelous. | The stomach dissolves the food ; the liver separatas the nutritious from the innutritions, but the kidneys stand guard over the blood, and tho entire body, heating back the many pois sns which seck to enter it. But orgems which perform sich great offi:es are very easily thrown out of order. Many people | have headaches and do not know that. they arise from diseased kidneys. Othera are afflicted with lassitude, despondency, pains in the back, and loss of appetite, and wonder what the matter can he. ‘The kidneys are out of order. Here is another new fact. No one who has perfect kidneys was ever treubled with rheumatism. Why? [theumatian is uri¢ acid in the blood. How does the uric acid set in the blood? Because the kidneys are weakened and capnot throw it from the system. The truth is, many people are gufferiny from kidney troubles day who do not know it, Lut who should know it and attend to them af ouce. ‘The only certain remedy for kidney diseases now known is Warner's Safe Kidney Cure. It is purely vewetable, acts dircetly upon the kidneys, and is Kuarantedd t not only promptly check. all lesser troubles, but to eure Bricht's disease in all the ter- rible phases of that dreadful malad i It is forsale in all parts of theland, and there are few, if any, who will not be xreatly benetited by iteuse: Health brings so much happiness and delays are so dan- gerone. apd PROFEGSOR LARROQUE, 725 13th st., native French Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. Terms moderate. ap9-3m y RS. ADELINE DUVAL MACH RE- aE pests her COURSE OF STUDIES IN ELO- CUTION in Chapel of ¥. M. C. A.. corner 9th and D, TUESDAYS at 11 a.m., SATURDAYS at7 15 p.m. Tickets for Course af Chapel or 304 Indiana avenue. ap9-2t* M‘* 's PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 929 Pa. ave., next to Mitchell's. ill We have a very fnil supply of Fresh Black 1 and Colored GLOVES for our sales to-mor- row. Ladies and Geuts Gloves from 75 cents to 32.2 MMETCHELL CooKE « co., STOCK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, Buy and sell on eynall margins all Stocks quot: lege Contracts at close rates. Correspondence 80- licited. ap9-e0 NEW STYLEs JUST RECEIVED or PAPER AND ENVELOPES IN BOXES, DINNER CARDS, BIRTHDAY CARDS, MENU CARDS, WEDDING CARDS. Alithe new LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, received as soon a8 published. New Books—Me- moirs of Madame De Remusat, complete, 1 vol., 82, Schonler on Bailments, 80; For Her Dear Sake, by Mary Qeeil Hay, 1oc. ; Peabody's Reminiscences of Wm. E. Channing, $1.50; Thebes and Other Poems, by Chas. 8. Larned, $2. Sent by iuall, post-paid by . H. & O. H. MORRISON, Law BooxseLLeas aND STATIONERS, apo 475 Pa. ave. Frorm ORANGES, FIFTY CRATES REGEIVED, DIRECT FROM THE ‘‘LYLE GROVE," THIS MORNING. LARGE FRUIT—DELICIOUS. B. W. REED’S SONS. ap? 1216 F street now. Frese IMPORTATION OF PURE OLIVE OIL, IN QUARTS, PINTS AND HALF PINT BOTTLES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. avo \ARRIAGES. J CARRIAGES. On hand a number of Spring and Sum- mer CARRIAGES, of the best make and oo. ‘Yhe VILLAGE CART is some-. thing new. 412i New York ave. CARBIAGES,. Call and see it. Repairing promptly attended to. “ROBERT HH. GRATIAM aps-3t alo. 1G Sth st. wit ees St 40-416 Sth xt! nw S]] B°7TToss, nurrons. 1 All the Latest Styles. 81 in SILK, JETT, GILT PEARL AND IVORY BUTTONS. Received at LOWE'S, S21 Market Space. ap3-tt WETERINALY MEDICINE DEPOT. Specialties—Colic Medicine, Linament, Powders, Hoot Ot at for Horses, an egy all kinds of Cattle and Dog Medicine. ROBT. SMITH, V.S. ap2-ly 409 14th street n.w. THE REASON WIT DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLO: Ez Is the Popular Perfume of the da’ Ist. It is a componzd of rich and rare odors. 2d. For Frawrauce, Strength and Durability it is mnexcelied. Sd. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. Retails at 10c., 25¢., 60c., $1,_and can be had of Fancy Goods Dealers in the Uni- all Drugwists and ted States. LY, JH. & CO., Props, Bal A. L marl8-1m,2p, 2c m0re. 2 LADIES’ DRESS TRIM- 81 MINGS, BLACK ‘shen 811 Jett, oa Grae wee Fringes, Jett Received at ran Si Lowe's, . t ce. ‘Miss MARY KIDD, former!: with. AGO. DARD, will be happy to meet her friends at above estab- lishment. ap3-6t GEED-caTs. 20,000 BUSHELS FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY LOW, ar WM. M. GALT & CO,'s, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave., mar22 Near B. and 0. Depot. oan ‘TREES OF AUSTRALIA. EUCALYPTINE. For Totlet Chay Pim; 3 For Sete Sahar eS St Bone For Hands roughened by household work, &c. For Tender Feet. Soft Corns, Bunions, &. For Hemorrboids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, CLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. Forsale byall Druggists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3m* ENTUCKY TROTTING STALLION! K’ 1880. Marders Chief, by Clark Chiat, gon of Mambrino Chief; dam thorous! bred, by Star Davis, he by Glencoe; time, 252. Addresa 1, Star Office. ap3-Im* HOICE STOCK ENGLISH AND sootca SUITINGS, Ladies’ RIDING A specialty. W. 8. TEEL,. aps 035 Pennsylvania ave. EOOND-HAND. ‘HIN' Sapo ee reTatS ware OUT, Cink crete ar Grecian ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE - “ FAMOUS.” As the Spring season approaches, and a change of Avparel becomes necessary, the question arisos as to where the handsomest selection of SEASONABLE CLOTHING can be seen, and where prices are the least affected by the recent advance in Woolen Mate- rials. 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 35 cents per Ib. one year ago to 58 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. Tt was our rood 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 «uarantee to be lower than any houses in the city will sell the same quality of goods. An examinstion 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.we, apt OORNER D. MILLINERY Goops. 81 Hocuivine Daily, 811 MILLINERY AND FANCY Goons, it i “LOWE'S, a13-6t SLL Market Space. ONE PRICE. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ue following-named yoods, we shall offer this hos SPECIAL BARGAINS. PENCIL STRIPE SILKS, pelea and colored grounds, at 50 CENTS per yard. Also, extremely low prices in BLACK SILKS, SATIN nz LYONS, SILK BRO- CADES, and PEKIN STIPES. We have added largely to our TRIMMING NOVELTIES AND DRESS GOODS. MOURNING GOODS DEPART- oun MENT is now complete, a3 to assortments, qualities, and extra geod values. SWE INVITE INSPECTION. ag We offer a line of Ladies’ full-fashioned extra long LISLE THREAD HOSE, at 75 CENTS per pair, in » NAVY BI IGHT BLUE EORU, NAVY BLUE, L TA RD GEND'ARME, good value, at ONE DOLLAR. All the latest NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. OUR HAMBURGS, LACES, LAGE NOVELTIES, RUCHINGS,’ &c., Kc. ALSO, KID GLOVES, and ‘LISLE THREAD GLOVES, ARE ALL ON THE LOWEST BASIS AND AT ONE PRICE. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 705 MARKET SPACE. ap3 SANITARY PLUMBING. \ 22 Years Practican EXPERIENCE. JAS. F. BRIEN, 419 9th st. n.w., Makes a specialty of the examtuation and re) PLUMBING, with @ view to its proper sanitary ar- Tangement. ‘Orders promptly filled. __ap6-1m* O* OR ABOUT APRIL 15TH We shall return to our OLD BUSINESS STAND, Oceupying Store No. 409 9th Street, ¥. M. 0. A. Building, Where we shall carry s full line of \ FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, LATROBES, RANGES ‘AN ‘We shall make s specialty of PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING, civing particular attention to the VENTILATION and ALTERATION of DEFEO- TIVE WORK. HAMILTON & SHEDD, ap6-ly ¥. M. C. A. Building. VONE BU’ HE BES Nose BU TMEAT. ee PORTERHOUSE STEAK. STRLOIN ROUND ROAST. VEAL CUTLETS VEAL ROASTS 12; THE SUPPLY STORE, 1143 7th Street, near M. ap2-tal5 A. HABLE, Axt. GINGLETON & TOEK r $01 Market § SPRING OPE, CARPETS! CARPET: MATTING MATTINGS! ed and White Ganton MAT- stock of CARPETS, RUGS, ‘ SHADES, Raw Silk Piano and Tavlé $ sizes and colors; Furniture Cover- ings, Xc., &e , just received. ‘Loose Furniture COVERS a specialty. . In connection with the above we have supplied ourselves with the most perfect and complete Steam Carpet Cleaning Machivery in the countey. and are prepared to execute all orders for Carpet Clean- ing with promptness, wuaranteeing all work. Car- pets taken up, cleaned, stored and relaid at reason- bl Orders by mail or otherwise addressed immediate attention. SINGLETON & HOEKE S01 Market Space. NER, the well-known Manufac- turering Jeweler and Watchmaker, haa removed from his iong located stand 932 to 1209 Pennsylva- nia avenue, north side, Not responsible for work left at old stand. ap5-Im ONT FAI, TO EXAMINE THOSE BE al tiful $75 ORGAN MIMO & CO.'S, faa SID) 410 1th st. n.w. LUMBER! ap2-Im LUMBER! LUMBER! WILLET & LIBBEY, O08. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.25. THESE ABE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00, WANTS. = V ANTED—Imsee1ateiy—WOMAN to wash J, and scour at No. 485 Pennsylvania avenue new. 1t* WANTED, A White WOMAN to cook, wash ana iron. Reference required. Apply'at. 705 6t etn. ay 9-3t WASTER, BIDS for Tinning nine Houses, at B st.. between 11th and 12th sts.n.e, See plans and houses. J. W. STARK, 1429 New York avonue. ap’ WANTED A CHAMBERMATD TRESS; must be neat and tid stay nights; good references require New York ave. WASTED One of Titerary tastes, who has Toan- ing or control of few liundred dollars, pay- ment secured, may find itan advantage by address- ing IOTA, Star office. it Ww —B y respectable white Girl a SITUA- TION to cook kK. wash and iron. best references. 26th and WAT- willing to Apply 8 le diately. "Ewployment Avency Sth aba 10th. "C/E. PRIOE & GO. WANTED A SITUATION by a firat-clasa Ger- man watchmaker of twenty years’ experience. Speaks English and iss good ealesman. Call or ad- dress GERMAN, 900 R st.n.w. ap9-3t* _ FOR RENT AND SALE. Fee RENT Unfurnished suite of ROOMS, VOR RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS on first floor: water and gas. 806 Kat., opp. Mt. Ver- non Park. iv OR T—Furnished ROOMS, en snite, on second floor. Price $25. Appiy No. 716 Lith at. nw. apa-3t Fok SALE, Nice cight-room FRAM® HOUSE, bath-room and water closet. No. 1909 9th at. hw. On easy terms. Apply on premises. ap9-2t* Ol RENT —Five ROOMS, three on second and two on third floor: modern improvements, w gomforts of a home: nice neighberhoot. Api st. ne. POR PENT Lanse well-ventilated ROOMS, 1019 Fst. n.w., cor 11th st.; central and of ¢: access; water closet and bath same floor. of F and 11th st. car lines. OR RENT—Nice 7 reom HOUSE, on Deiress st. ; gas and water, and large dry ‘cellar; rent, iiay be bonght'very cheap, if taken before ed. “Apply to CHASE ROYS, 321 Pa. avenue large, elecantly furnished Hy and elizibly located, front ing a public reservation; suitable for a Senator or Representative; will rent for one year or longer. Apply toB. F. HANLEY, Attorney-at-Law, No. 617 Louisiana ave. a).9-5t ANTED—FAMILIES to farnish with Ser- vants. Try us. Algo, white and colored Ser- vants, with reference. ‘Employment Office," 926 F st.n.w. ©. E. PRICE & CO. ap3-2w* WANTED. Reliable, “experienced colored WO- MAN to waeh, iron and assist in cooking: fam- ily of ten; bring réterer Call for three days, bet. Zand 8 p.m. New York ave. ap9- WANTED, Bra younk Man 8 SITUATION in one of the Government Departments as mes- senger or watchman. Will pay one-third of salary monthly. Address Box 70, Star office. itt WANTED Rae, CAH One on two medium sized HOUSES in. neighborhood of Gover; ment Printing Office, and unimproved PROPERTY in any part of the city. J. W. STARR, 1429 Now apd ‘D—Live MEN, with five dollars capital, can find employment by calling at 34 St. CI loud building. Aps-3t WANTED_A Sntclise VEST MAKER: none other need apply: bring sample and work if possible, SELTZ & MERTZ, 437 that. aps-st* Way 4 respectable colored man a SIT- UATION as cook or driver: willing to make himeelf xenerally useful; Best references. — Apply 448 Ist. new. ap8-t* WASTED {A respectable, settled white WOMAN can find a comfortable home for rendering some services in a stuall family, or the use of (Wo rooms will be given in exchange for services. Ap- plytoN. F., Star offies. aps-3t > FAMILIES to furnish with RELTA- VANTS, at short notice. Wanted ored WOMEN, with reference, for ‘k. Apply Employment Agency, ©. EB. PRICE & CO. + Aps-3t! Warreps 8 IATELY STRAW HAT SEWERS. 931 9th st. n.w. E KRNST. a7-2" ANTED—BOARD or ROOMS wanted with Spanish family. Address Box 23, Star Of- Ey White and neral 26 ¥ st. fica WANTED To Bux—A small HOUSE in north. west part of city. E. W. WHITAKER, Real Estate Agent, 208 4% st. n-w. apT-3t WANTED, To Resz on Buy HOUSE, about 10 rooms and cellar, no basement. modern R SALE—Carar—Terms $25 cash and 816 monthly, new 7 room HOU with fall, bay window, iag, bath-room, &c. No, 1117 Park Plac: n-e., ove block north of Lincoln Park: also 6 ro HOUSE, No. 1123 same strect, on terms of each and ¥13 monthly; key at 1113. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York avenue. apo-st PUREE OR RENT Au clecant OOUNTRE SEAT, of 12 AGRES, improved by two-story and basement Dwelling, containing 8 rooms, fin lawn, fruit and water: one mile anda half frou Brooks’ Station on Metropolitan Branch of Baiti more & Ohio R. ., 4 miles from city. For pris Se., inquire of HELLEN & NICHOLSON, 7th st. now ap?m Reat Estates Broxes, Yo. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. For Rent. OF FURNISHED HOUSES RENT- A SUNGEROM boa TO #350 PER MONTH Ungfurnishad. OLS Lest. new Suburban Mansion.8125 423 Ist st. nw. 60 2000 13th ‘st. 50 722 Sth st. n. . D. 50 62 Pst. now. ith st.n-w. near R40 1417 3d st. D. 1512-1518 Sth st. n.w.85 310 Vth st. = Store 14th st. above Q.30 1246 I st. ne. Storesdwe.étty and 30 Cor. 10th an Store, 1310'E st 30 : Store, 11659 Hizh 1520 Oth st. now 1... 28 NG: . Re 3d st! on. 51 K st. ne. th and Esta. Se Sdand C tis. 'n-6. pAlte,s number of other at. now. louses, Offices, Stor Storekaw,.N-&NoJvav.20 Stabler aud Suburban Property. HOUSES FOR SALE 850 ann $100 Case, 215 To $25 PER MowtH AND A GREAT NUMBER OF LARGE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN DESIRABLE LOUATIO; E. A. McINTIRE. tr For sate SLL E st. n.w., five-story Bri 110 Tt. u.w., New Double House, 17 rooms. stories and 132 C st. three-story and basement Brick. 98 H st. n.e!, two-story Frame. ‘Thirteen Acres of Land adjoining the land of the Weshipgton Brick M 6 Oo CARRINGTON & C 51m (OR RENT—Feanmane—A desirable House near M4thand L ats. n.w. Elegant furniture Poesersion at once. Rent reasonable. NEK, 916 F st. nw. rooms; $18. JOR RENT—921 K st.n. 8. 18. 1007 Lith st. 11 new Houses, 10 rooms, $16. or 215 43 st.n.'w T—HOUSE seven rooms, just ont boundary, near 14th st. cars. Plenty of yard and quiet. $15 to ood tenant. Address Box Star office. apT-3t JOR RENT—That very choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th st., near Scott Statue. All m. i., 9 rooms and bath. "Rent $35. Inquireatthe house or of J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15th st. ap7-lm. iOR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUOTI See Bulletin issued Qn the Ist and 18th of every month, at the office of ap7-3t* THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, A. Building, POE BENT STORE in ¥- 3G on Dand 9th sts., with good basement, well lighted. Store is weil suited for office . Terms reasonable. Apply to A. 8. PRATT & SON, corner a) = aps-3t 9th and D ets. OR RENT—A beautiful COUNTRY PLAGE, adjoining (east of) Soldiers’ Home, for rent house of 12 rooms; 6 acres of land; nice shade, frnit trees, Xc. Board wanted by a smull fai JOHN SHERMAN & OU., St. Oloud B'dg. ap7 FOE BENT Aas Ist—GORNER BRICK: Si roonis, med. imps. side and back yards: dry cellar; 4 bay Fst. lize ~ Same tenant Ww me Square from. nee completed two years improvaments; location bétween @th and 14th, G’ | avo. Will farnish completely if wesired. Address and M sts. n.w. Address Box 610, P.O. _ap7-3t* | “PLEASANT SUMMER," Star office. __a”-3t* WANTED Iwo or threo ACRES of LAND ne FOR RENT— The beautifal GOTHIC HOUSE, No. the Hebrew burying ground; also, near Ni 5 Maple ave., Le Droit Park, (third house tional Park. Cail at 923 D st.n.w. av6-6t* | from 6th st. eutrance:) fine lawn,’ piazza, 01 ANTED—COOKS, OHAMBERMAIDS ana | !#Peine vines, rores, xrape vines—a perfect sul NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, with reference. Servants furnished at short notice. En) RIBS nee Once, corner 7th and Gats.n.w. P. McDONALD. ap6-1m ANTED—One hundred bodied Mi white or colored, to work on Lake Montabell on the Gunpowder "Water Works of Baltimore. Waves $1.10 per day. HAUGH & LYONS, con- tractors. apé-6t* urban residence. This is a rare opportunity. Apply on the premises. ap6-60" FFORSALETA fine RESIDENCE in. one of the best locations in the city. Price 822,000. R. W. DOWNMAN, 412 7th st- ap3-lw OR SALE—Some very desirable BUILDING LOTS, 20x100 feet, 20 cts., 30 cts , 45 cts., 70 gta, and 81 per equare “foot; terms to uit. J’ G HESTER, 519 ith st. apd WANTED By a French lady, a SITUATION as companion, oF to take charge of an invalid going to, Europe. Best of references. Salary no object. Address FRENCH LADY, Star office. a3-6t* OR RENT—STORE ROOM, 99% 7th at.n.w.. occupied for many years past by A- Goddard ax a Dry Goods Store.” Apply on the premises. ap5-6t* ANTED—You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Any one not satisfactory subject to exchange for any Sther. Henting and repairiay a specialty; Mo- KENNY, 427 9th at. n.w. ‘dec20 ‘OR RENT—Several handsome and large well aired Furnished BEDROOMS, with bathroom and privilege of Parlor; delightful’ location ; suita- ble for summer. Apply J. P. CRUTOHET, Hst.n.w. aps WANTED CARPETS to OLEAN, ut RIGE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or left at W. and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Carpet Deale PERSONAL. JVADAM, ROSS, the long-established, | reliable Ciairvoyant abd Astrologtst, ives béttor satis- faction in all affairs of life than ény one in the pro- feesion ; tells the past, present and future destiny; ives advice and assistance on all matters apper- ining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN Trovrre Osu. Batisfaction given or no pay. Consultation Hooms, 402 2d ‘at, above D st. We ap! Ff ee ALL ACCOUNTS against Rev. JV. Towis, Roc. tor, or J. V. Lewis, must be presented before May. 1, 1880, at St. Jobh’'s Rectory, 819 16tu nw. ap3-lw* R. J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto, Ma. hag devoted 30 years, to the siiceoseful treatment of Nervous Debility, Evil Forebodings, Pelpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Weal ness, Xc., those dire results of indiscretion. Poi onouis Diseases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin, Gonorebres; Syphilis, &c., radically cured without mercury. te orcall. 'R. R. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. marsi-3m De ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consul ry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 2 to 9 p.m., at 456 C st. n.w., near 43s st. Offices perfectly’ pri vate. Chars nioderate, No failures. Main oftice, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. mar27-ln EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, yon have pething to pay until youare cured. A. A. CORK- INS, M. D., T14 13th st. new. marl7-3m oJ QHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of people, with ‘abstracts of liens on real estate. | 506 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2 to 5. Hove, Bro: & G0., 1935 > oct?2-6m. in person e' 10 BOARDING. OARDING—One suite of ROOMS, just vacated, at No. 82! : ‘OR RENT—With First class TABLE BOARD— ~ anicely-fnrnished FRONT ROOM: also, ad- joining HALL ROOM, at No. 920 New York'ay new. ap6-6t OR KENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin- “le. Apply No. pI TABLE BOARD, fire’ HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and $30 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam and every way desirable. 29-1m rye LOOHIEL, HOUSE, 612 Sth St -n-w., is one e cosiest and bast condu boarding houses in the city. Transient boarders dated at reasonubie terms. ROR RENT delichtful RESTDENGE known as Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining Seldiers’ Home, entrance from Whitney avenue bv cars to gate: heet situation in District for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st.” a5-Im* Fe RENT—Seversl of those beautiful and con- yenient RESIDENCES in ‘‘Grant’s Row,” on st Capitol st. ; can be leased lower than any other houses in the District. These houses are larwe and spacious, containing fourteen rooms, three bathrooms, washstands and large closets ‘in the chambers, a large laundry with stationary tu’ grates in the principal rooms, large furnaces, an an abundance of hot and coli water throughout the houses, supplied by a steam force pum ntifal gree Inds and good stables. Apply to F. A. GRANT OO., cor. 3d and East Capitol sts., or HENRY 0. BLISS, Attorney, 1427 Fst.n.w. ap2-26 ‘OR RENT—ROOMS,; new house, new Furniture: first-class in every respect. No. 422 Sth st., bet. D and E sts. n.w. mar31-lin* Fo RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS, on and after April 10, at 1027 Vermont ave , near Mc- Pherson Square. FO RENT AND SALE. For full list, cal or send for REAL ES- TATE REVIEW, published monthly free. mar24-2m . H. WARNER, 916 & st. n-w. FS SALE—REASONABLE Terms—Cottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements. mar27-2w srounds and shrubbery : in one of the best localities of Georgetown; cars pass the door. inquire Ke- corder’s Office, City Hall. marl6-4w* F&% RENT—519 13th st. n.w., two handsomely furnished SUITES of ROOMS; all modern im- pene: first and second floors; bath on each loor ; terms moderate. febl4-3m Fo RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat EsTaiz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. Upper portion 1107 “as in ‘et aw. 616 11th st.n.w. 1224 O st.n.w. 1528 9th et.n.wW 239 1355 at. 23 1536 et. nw. 17 rooms and bat Fur. house, F st.n.w.125 Fur. h'se, 16th st.n.w. 612 Ps 233 455 BI we rooms and store.. 2208 13th st. n.w. Bhim wy TTS. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. I bavye many of the finest building sites in the city for eale; also, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, aps 10th and F ste. OR RENT—1719 Rhode Island ave.n.w.—Hand- some BRICK RESIDENC: taining fifteen rooms, with every convenience. Situation one of the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Large 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. on line of Columbia Railroad. FOR RENT. 4th st. n.e.—Two-story BRICK 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 & CO., 1223 F street n.w. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHEBMAN & CO., Sr. CLoup Burtpme, 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 rome that are very desirable will be Exchanged for Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. ° uf SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 ‘Small Brick HOUSE mar20 MONEY TO LOAN yO LOAN per cent, yin bar Ou roal_eatate security, 83,000 at 6 $1,500, $1000 and $500, at 7 per cent cy BF. LEIGHTON, 82: Car Qn HAND TO LOAN at) per cent. Apply LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, ap8-3t _ 920 Fst.now J ANTED- LOAN of 86.000, for which stock ia V company own pie patents will be sciven as sectir Retest in Proportion to risk taken. Addreas It Star oiice. ap6 6 250, O60 TO LOAN ON northwest, with amy. also, several ema’) rates. F. 1. SMI mar26-1m TBXO LOAN, T° MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix SvMs To Serr, At 6 and 7 per cent. < y rity is Ample Ho Delay When Socarty © SLT ZMAR, wth and F ste’ now, FALE ATE IN TH wancin, at 6 per oat, Sums (movey in hand)at low 2 806 Fet., Lebroit Building o8EF Fo Loan a $100,000 TQ LOAN, in amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. Interest, on first-class gilt edge real estate security. B. H. WARNER, marls BUSINESS CHANCES. SOK SALE Between 2% Bae { 250 yer n ach lot. havin os RUKPORD &'OO., So. 402 F streat nw. De coONK OF THE FINEST ENGLISH I EKPECTION BICYCLES FOR SALE in comMition, a areat barxain at 125 Bei. ee LE — GROCERY STORE, lished, with selected stock Liquors ar ya coed HORSE an met. lean itr ner Rhode I ad mittee, uw. uz ROW for 813 per month C,H. PARKER, Cor. 45 and Eats. #'w. JOR SALE DRUG STORE, finn neghborhood: full stock ; inventor; $1,700. Parties hav iny means snd weaning business can obtain infor mation. Address PAUL JONES, City, Pi Ofice ay Lr. 80 ACRES r cultivation ; 1,200 « pears, apples, cherri plenty of wood and wat joice fruit trees, of auinces and v. Will eel all or wn two miles from Wilson Station, OME: one-balt ; local on B. & P. K. K., in Prince Geonee courty, Md. E. W. WHITAREK, Real Estate AGENT, ayT-Ot&kIt 20K 4y xb. nw. VOR SALE—Stock, Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of an old-extablishad Wholesgie and Re. tail 1CE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY ESTAB- LISHMENT, doin a fair business. Reasons for selling, interest in another business. Address Box 14, Btar Office marl5-4w* WARNER MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLATMA, and all kindeof Land Scrip, for which highest’ rates will be paid. WILLIAM J. JOH. at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building. [°F 8 Duront CIRCLE FOR SALE. ‘The owner offers 7,500 feet of Gi ing on this elegant Circle, for sale at a cash. The purchaser will set 3,000 fet va and a frontaxe of 160 feet on avenue and Circle. No agents need apply. Address DUPONT, City P.O. ap3-20 LO BEE GENT IRVESTMENT “eter than U.S. Business property 305 9th ét., ext to Penn. ave., for sale. Inquire over the ttre. “mat30-20) JOR RENT OR SALE_Desirable healthy COUNTRY HOME, near Washington. Balti- = aid go tered and fro ee cents. Cheap rent. Further particulars, WME, CALVERT & 00., Baltimore. mar23-im oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ELTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain- Meek aera eerie Situated at "the Washington & Ohio Junction: fifteen minutes ride from city ; good dwelling and rg eR 5 FA 3 . App mar20-im DUNOANSON BROS. Ancts. UY A HOME—At great bargains, § el FRAMES, 4 and'5 rooms each, wood lots, 1th and 17th sts eg | 500 to #700 “anal ean aiid 615 tuonthly. Wat.’ F. HOLTZMAN. 1821 Fat. new. mar PROFESSIONAL. UVALL & MARR, 804 F street. FOR RENT. a H 1025 26th'n 1741 11th Wil 2st ** 426 9 2 FOR SALE. : window and cellar, on Columbia ‘st., near 0 n-w. lot 20x100, $3,500; 1300 Q n.w.,3 stories, 3 bay win- dows, mod. iss, 84,000" eS aris OR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and BOOMS furnished for housekeep- ing, and several small BEDRUOMS. 354 Pennsyi- Vania ave., cor. 43 st. ancl1-8m* SUMMER RESORTS. - a ee IGHLAND HOUSE, BIDDEFORD POOL, MAINE. This popular and deli¢htfully-located summer hotel, for ‘30 years under thecen-' trol ef the late Daniel Holman,) has been replaced by a new first-class house, capable of ac- commodnting 300 suests, titted with all modera im- provements, telecraph, &c., and will be open for the season about July 1, under the same manage- ment as last year. Ii reed arrangements and drainage are perfect, and the facilities for boating, bathing fishing, and gunning equal to any on the Atlantic coast. WALTER S. STARK WEATHER, ap2-3meod. Proprietor. ae TRAYMORE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, G3) ATLANTIO CITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Ges in all the rooms. OPEN PERMANENTLY. febd20-c026t M. E. HOOPES. Loe the neighborhood of G, 19tt 4 NARROW GOLD BAND BRAC! éname LET, black wall piece chain attrehed. “Reward paid if left at 2013 Gd OST—April 34, an UND! FUR 4 COLLAR, with white ha » Rhode Island avenue and Coanectieny avenue or H between 14th and i8tn. Suitable reward if return to 1318 H st. n.w. ap3-3t* (OUND—Wednesday, March Sist, near Patent Otiice, a FUR COLLAR. Owner can have same wv calling’ 942 New York avenue, provine owner: ship and paying for advertisement. api-3tt COAL AND WOOD. _ Nat ONAL FAIR ASSOCIATIO. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and EINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. nov8 Y woop. TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. QOAL. Full Weight. Best Quality. Low Prices. COAL. Prompt Deliveries, WOOD. Main ‘office, wharves, mill ‘and depot connected ‘with up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilities and advant: for economically conducting the wood and -coal trade, wharves, factory, extensive store yards erabling sto stock up lafyest when coal 18 lowest: offices throughout the city, and all in immediate commu- nication, insuring peompt attention to orders, we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varle- Seislaote oT Faeroe a 200 pounan to e otly pn oun Oran off aol sera! fof Lah, iat and ce, and de; foot of 12 an “Offices: 1202 Fat, Tow ale men Prev ee vor” FINANCIAL. NEW vor arch 3st, 1880. Notice Is Henny Given, That the limited part- nership heretofore existing between John D. Prince and James Whitely, as general partners, and William R, Travers, a8 partner, under the firm name of Prince & Wh: expires this day by limitation. Pursuant to the provisions of the Hovieed Statutes {the Btate of New York, a limited partnership has this day been formed under the name and of PRINCE & WHITELY, to con! itil March 31st, 1883. JOHN D. PRING! BY HARRY 0. LOGAN and ay are the general partners, an tha a eter ar ae eae Vers, a8 tributed two hundred thousand fo the cap- Italof the frm. "The bushuess will be conducted. ae fore at No. 64 Broadeay on N. B.—All classes of Stocks, Bonds and Mining Securities Bought and Sold on Commission in New Francisco, London, ‘Atusterdam and othe mates, shoots 8S. J. MESSER, D a. iG AND aye, Up ST ASTES WHITE: BY ORUGER ‘WILLIAM GPazom: OF 1880, BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL, toate Will open MAY 20TH, Terms reasonable. Send for circular. feb25-6m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor, pe RENT— THE CORCORAN PUILDING, Orrosire U. 8S. TaEasvry, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, ete. Wate> and closete on every floor. Elevator and steam Reat. Dark rooms for storaze. Inquire of the Janitor. mar! FOR SALE. JOR BALE-A good PIANO, for $150. Apply at 1284 Tet. n.w., between ee 31pm. ap9-3t VOR SALE—Large young brown MARE, per- rectly sound and gentle, lady can drive gy” owner's going away. GHEEN’S Sta. ble, ‘8th and 1 sts. new. ‘apt R SALE—20 head of HORSES just arrived Jhio. One pair of bay Horses, one en: I x correl Horses and two saddle Horses: rown Mare, 5 yeara old, can trot. in can be seen ut JNO. SIMMONS’ Stable, 311 2. ap$-6t RUE SALE A SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- uble for light businces purpores Jump, Seats, Rockaways, Buggies, Coupes, &c. Repalrir ¢ promptly attended to. KOBERT H.GRAHAM, 3:20; 12th Repository and Factory 410-416 8th st., aps between D and En. OR SALF—At WASH NATLOR'S, 1026 E st, one, one Shifting Top BUGGY, for al PHETON, falling top, euitable Indy: one ‘Set Single HARNESS, one: McCiellan SADDLE and BRIDLE: both Buzxy and Fhwton in good order. Will be sold cheap for eas. EDUCATIONAL. FESSONS IN KENSINGTON ART NEEDLE- 4 WORK. Specimens and terms at BARLOW’S ART GALLERY, mar31-2w* 1225 Penn. ave; 910 Es: : iT.—M'LLE V. PRUD HOMME is organi’ ing some new French Classes. Be- sinn ers invited to test the practical application of the Oral eystem. April 12th and 15th, at 10% a. m. Afternoon classes for children at 34; Saturdays, 9 ap FOR SALE-A, PIER GLASS, lane size, excel. Jent glass, for two-thirds ‘less than orivinal cost. Call at A. BP. McELROY'S, 10th and D ste. aps-6t EW GRAND UPRIGHT. TIEFE PIANO will positively be sold ai Nifice for cash, owner leaving city he seen 723 7th st. n.w. ay JOR SALE—A first-class CARRIAGE HORSE; drives well single or double. Sold only for wantof use. Call at HOYLE’S Livery 4. m. Terms moderate. Office hours: 12 m. tol | Stable, between 9:h and 10th and Land M b.m.; Mondays and Thiredays, 4t08.mara29_ | #ts.n.w. ay3-6t" E, SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and | PVOR SALE—Jast anived from W.Va. a0 head ot oD. Vota MUSTO Birtiontag wicgtin ty te | E' HORSES. coveral Nood Sadale Boorece, winners, as well a8 those wishing tobe qualified for Teachers. Terms moderate. 1215 H st. n.w. eba6-2in* VENING OLASSES—Monday, Tucsday, Wed- _4 nesday, Friday, 7 to9 cialon, Se per month, in advance. LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENGH, ENGLISH, MATHEMATIOS. Preparation for Collee, West Point, Annapolis. Private lessons at other hours. 8. W. Fi! |, A. M., 702 Sth street DLW. Janz MARLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, Goxconpvitie, Pa.—Boys, $50 per quarter; Girls, 845. Stu- dents prepared for business, Yale or Harvard. First clans professors, | Primary pupils admitted. Jel’ 3. SHORTLI » A. M., Principal. Also, good Dreft Horses: all warranted a5 represented. JOHN HARRISON, 236 10th st-n.e. aps-6t" Fe SALE—Just arrived—20 head of fine driving 8] ly, at 4 iN"! apl-20* ‘No. 646 New York ave. ‘OR 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 rocelverromyt attention, and satisfaction uar- anteed. ‘M. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th st. het 2.W. GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CopNER 7TH AXD L Srrgers N.W., ives education for real life to sons and daughters. ‘The course comprises Penmanship, Spelling, Com- position. Correspondence. Business Arithmetic, ingie and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practices, Political Economy, Commercial Law, and Lectures. pay. and evening sessions. Open for reception of Students last Monday in August and thereafter. For particulars visit the Col or ad- dress. [aug5]__-H. C. SPENCER, Principal. Cz RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE GOM- EARY, the cheapest for beauty, comfort and dara 1@ market. les ‘and Velocipedes for boys and girls, all sizes and stylos, at the lowoat ee de rea oe ‘They speak for themselves. ‘mar30— Ww. W. SHARPE & CO., PUBLISHERS AGENTS, No. 25 Park How, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this paper. OR SALE—Ar a BanGarx—Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS on Capitol Hill and northwest sec- tion of, Cae Ree chance for builders. In- quire 423 1\th st. n.w. mar25-1m NS JAS. K. ._marll-3m R_ SALE—A lot of fine Si - Figs eeotins ROE GE oe Store, 1133 7th st.n. S HARTHRECHT. 110-2m* THE TRADES. OOKBINDING. B ‘The public is, qenpecetity intemed that the is carried on heretof 2 ea Mal be in she caper ratyle which characteristic establishinent. ape GIs Pennayivania avenue, third floor. g PRAUEIOAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, janl8 D. Oo. w= WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING #2 JEFFEESON 8T., Guonexrows, D. G. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Bend your address. tent NG2ISE.—The Dental office and business of th late Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 enne, will be continued by ‘his ney) .Q.'3. WATERS, formerly of 918 Pa me. A continuance of patrouag® 1s respect Folicited. ap3-lm H. JOHNSTON, Dextisz, @ Removed from’ 616 9th et. to 717 Hi +t., cppcsite Oslvary Baptiet Church Fill ing 8 epecialty. Teeth on gold and silver. Gas nd- ministered. Charges moderate. Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and others. m6. GERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- ¥ site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- perienced personages, {rom far and near, visit DR. YHITE'S well-known establishment, opposite Willard's Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vas- cular Excresences and other ailments of the fect. Established 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. mar’ eee ee ea ORNS, BUNIONS, &o., radically cured by the Ceres ‘Ouiopeaee, Pimeme Si tte o by ekillful and painless operation, combined with his PETES and effective remedies, “Remem! [422 Pennsyivanis ave. R.WEISENBORN, Dentiat, -omoved to 011th n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to S10 per eet, and all operations on the hatural Teeth st reasonable prices. Ex- ber, No. febas tracting, 50 cents. deci8 R. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No 725 léra rREET, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- xiven for the painless extrac. tion of Teeth. Each Tooth @1. Artilicial ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. - Al operations on the natural tecth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient location of this office. ‘Three lines of cars pass the aor. soph R. T. M. TALBOIT, Denier, Kemoved to southeast corner 7th and Essts, n.w. Teeth inserted $7 per ect. my2R DE EE DIET SE ew betwen Tend Kets Beautiful Sets of Teeth 8: Teeth Filled. 81: Extracting without in. £0 cents. All operations warranted. oct PIANOS AND ORGANS. Wi HNABE< 0078 GHAND — ARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, surpassed for durability, richuess aud volume of tone. By leading artiste de, clared to be the BEST PIANO MADE. Pisnog and Organs from other well-known factories for eale or rent. Tuniny and repairing satisfactorily attended to. REICHENBAOH'S Piano Warervoms, 423 11th St., afew doors above Pa. ave. mar23 LTIEFF PIANOS.—Fighes! honors Paris Ex position Univereelle 1878. Pea) TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Washington, D.0. The 8tisf st National Fair, Boudoir Grand, the Artist's Piiuo, defies competi- on. Also Agente for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other first-class Pianos and th unrivaled Peloubet © 0o. Btandard Orvans, febl7 ANOS ee Ang ied AT PRICES THAT defy competition. SIDNEY T. NIMEMO & CO. febl3 410 11th st. n.w. \feeecrand SCHOOL OF MEDICL Session of the MEDICAL DEPART. MENT, IVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN, will bewin MONDAY, april 12th, and close June 12th, This course is free to matriculants of this college. F. A. ASHFORD, M. D,, Deaa, ap5-Tt 2330 avente. patecaind HAND CLOTHING, Wars, BOOTS, SHOES, WATCHES, Can be dispoted of ar ts sory busiest cash prices tts very , by calling oar WALSKEY. pl D street, corner of 9th street northwest. Orders by mail will be promptly attended to. ‘ep6-ly \EMETERY NOTICE! — STATUARY, "1 BLE |ONUMENTS, C ITALIAN MAK. 3 ry) STONES, = — &e., wi sold at J TS _made to order. Oe ne Peta TERE ORD, aN aC HINO, aprs 2unS i in ay 5 _ JOHNSON & CO.. Bankers, | WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EX@HANGE. mar29 W4XTED YOU TO KNOw THAT WE firet-claas Lailor-msde Second-hand SUIT much better anda deal cheaper than &