Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1880, Page 2

— SS SS THE EVENING STAR. CROSBY S. NOYES... Editor. ISS ANNIE HK. HUMPHERY, 430 10rn STREET NORTHWEST, Has a ONE DOLLAR CORSET, (her own manufacture, ) Perfect in fit, that cannot be surpassed forthe prica by any in market. It £he Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘There ts one consideration in connection with carrying on the construction of the new depart- Ment pbuilding in this city, which should be carefully weighed by Congress before tt decides to postpone or delay the work of completing it. ‘To the country ft is of vastly more importance than the throwing of men out of work or the mere saving of the money now paid out annu- ally for rents, although these are elements in the cage which should by no means be overlooked. We refer to the urgent necessity for providing at the earliest day possible of fire proof offices for the safe keeping of the government records, ete. Many of the buildings now occupied for public offices are mere tinder boxes, which a touch of a match would sweep from the face of the earth in an Instant, with all thelr valuable contents. Many of these important archtyes it would be impossible to replace at any expense Of time. trouble and money, So that the loss oc- castoned by a single tre of this sort would far more than offset the whole sum required to carry the buflding in question to early comple- tton. ‘There fs still another feature that should not be lost sight of, That Is the economy of push- Ing foward the work with all the rapidity poss- Ibie while the prices of labor and jal are comparatively low. There ts now every proba- bility that both wages and material will be con- siderably higher a year hence than they are nov ‘The saving in these ttems alone will therefore amount to a very considerable sum. Add the Saving here to the expense and loss which always auend the interruption of eny extensive work, pubite or private, and the total flgure will be found to be quite a large one. But the need Of fire proof reeeptacles for every kind of pubite records outweizhs all other considerations, and nothing should be allowed to interfere with this consummation re If it fs true, as 1s 89 frequently reported, that ‘Tilden means not to nominate himself, but to control the nomination of his party at Clncin- nati, it 1s pretty safe to predict that he will succeed. It is apparent now that the two- thirds rule will be maintained, but that will rather afd (han prevent an exercise of Tilden’s power. The bitter opposition to him in nis Party cannot prevent his securing a falr pro- Portion of the delegations. He will, 20 doubt have the York delegation solld, also the ‘tts, lowa and Michigan de ations, delegates from other states sut- fictent to give him at least more than one-third of the convention. Tilden ts one of the ablest poiftical organizers in the country, and his forces at Cincinnati will be compact and held Well in hand. Then, with the assumption that he will have even barely more than athird of the delegates no nomination can be made without his consent, unless some of his friends desert him. As the journal that is known to be most friendly to Tilden—the New York S»—once remarked, he {s but human and is moved by the same motives and passions that usually govern men and politictans Several of the aspirants for the democratic nomination have not used Mr. Tilden at ali times as he thought he ought to be treated, and ft 1s an open secret that he feels resentful about tt. He has, probably, marked these ambitious gentlemen for slaugh- ter. Besides, he has, since the judgment of the electoral commission was rendered, expressed his condemnation of that measure, and on more than one occasion he has sald that the demo- rats who served on the commission did not ac- cord to him the constderation he was entitled to. His desire to pay off these scores before he @naily retires from the political field may be the motive that Is prompting him to keep up bis contest for delegates in spite of the oft- pronounced opinion that he cannot get the nomination. It would be something of a vic- tory for him to exercise power enough in the convention to slaughter his enemles ana com- pel the nomination of a friend. He could do this with a minority of the delegates at his back. ———— ‘The fact that the friendsot ator Blaine have succerled in obtaining for him a large Majority of the de ates already chosen to the Iltnots republican convention ts encouraging his supporters to count upon beating the Grant boom tn the state of the ex-President. The con- Yention will consist of about too delegates, more than three-fourths of which re chosen. The Grant men affect to make light of the Blaine pretensions, and say that the of the state which will boom for th dent has not been heard from yet. but the lead t plain that mit ast good fighting ground for him. It isin the middle and southern por- Uons of the state where the Grant sentiment ts Strongest. In those sections Senator Logan’s intiuence with his party ts all-powerful. Inthe northern part of the state, where the Blaine Sentiment has prevatied, the opponents of Lo gan are concentrated, and they are usually strong enough to make themsé felt. The Position Iilinols may take on the third term question 1s watched with great Interest, be- cause the fate of the Grant movement depends upon it. Should the state tn which Grant ves record its volce against him, then his friends Would, {t [s believed. feel impelled to abandon the effort tn bis behalf, and withdraw him from the race. Should the co. ation instruct for Grant by 4 small majority. even, It would have a rather depressing effect upon his candidacy <e-—____ ‘The serious flness of Senator Grover has set the newspapers to making calculations upon the effect his death would have on the political complexion of the Senate. Several of the lead- ing Journals have erroneously stated that a re- Publican would succeed Mr. Grover. The pre- Sent legislature of Oregon ts democratic and is the governor. A new legislature, however, Will be chosen at the regular election in June. Should Senator Grover die or resign before the meeting ¢ w legislature, next fall, bis Suceesscr would be appointed by the governor, and, Of course, it would fil the pla This appotntu ud only hold, though, —-e—_____ of the Boston #: riting city, gives the subst ofa with Mr. Tilden, in which “yon would b: mates nontal letu ervi the latter sal the number come to posing m the reports ot It wouea in this ned to avail them. afecs upon Since the test Mr. Hendricks has not been at any pains to conceal his luke for Tilden, but of late the talk about re bominating the old ticket has in- duced him to put his aversion of bis former eblef int sinest language, In a recent in- ated that, though he from prominent de- after the election in 1576 asking bis advice. Tilden never consulted him or com- municated with him “during that whole trying time.” “He (TH imply sat still, and through bis Inaction our party was defrauded of the vie~ tory we had won,” said Mr. Hendricks in con- clusten. After snch talk as this ft 15 not lkely that the proposition to renominate the old tcl be seriously considered at Cinzin- mu It would be a yoking together of the dis- Cordani elements of democracy. ‘The discrepancy tn the changes of Price in Coal and iron is perplexing to contractors and Manufacturers. Couai has risen a hundred per cent within six months, while the price of tron as fallen off trom $5 to $ a ton. ‘The democrauic members of Congress from Oregon, whoare acquainted with the delegation trom that state to the Cinetnnatl convention, way It 18 practically solid for Judge Field, of the U. §. Supreme Court. The convention endorsed ‘Tiiden and Hendricks as having been elected President and Viee President, and out of this action grew the report that It Instructed for Zuden, UST, RECEIVED._FINE ASSORTMENT Men's Light Spring Goods, in Strap and ford Ties, Low Button, High Button aud icrese Gaiters. Also, farge line Childrens’ Goatakin Spring Hy cl shoes, of the celebratad take of J. & T. Consin’s. Children outerow them before they wear out. BYRN'S, apl3_ Mth Nr. Soe Store, near Corcoran st ESTAURANT PRIVILEGES DURING THE bYRING RUNNING AND TROTTING MEETING AT THE NATIONATL FAIR GROUNDS Sealed Proposals will ve received at the Office of the National Fair Assnciation until April 26, 10 o'clock a.m . forthe whole of the Restaurant pri vi- lee during the Running and Trotting Mesting, May 17, continuing four days, for Running Meet- irg May 31, continning font days, for Trotting eeting. License to be obtained by successf al bid er. The Association reserving the right to reject orale. By order of Board of Direot- ors Bational Fair Association. api : E. 0. DEAN, Secrotary. fe re AND DESIRABLE. any or all pro Now_in stock a full line of French Novelties, Silks, Satins and Velvets, Black and in Colors. Also Black and Colored Grensdii.es in all-Silk, Silk aud Wool and all-Wool. 1,000 yds Shoodah’ Cloth, 16 cents under valus. Our assortment of Silk Frinies, Laces, Trimnung Buttons and other Notions in the same line ia much better than at any time this spring. Gur geveral stock is more varied and at- tractive than ever beretofore, sil at the very lowest Sa W. 4. BROWN, 17 Market Space. Es™ BLISHED 1862. ») L. HEILBRUN'S CELERRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 102 Seventh st. n.w. Sigx or: THE OLy Woman ix Wixpow. ‘ul LOWEST. Gents’ and Boys’ Patent Leather Pamps. Fine Calf, Kid and Cloth Low Shoea. Gente’ Broad, Easy Shoes, for comfort. Hand-sewed Button Congress Gaiters. Ladies" and Child’s White Kid Slippers. French Heel Ties and Button Side Lace and Congress Gaiters. Child's Shoes, all colors end styics. AT PRICES apl3-3m LOWER THAN TRE G*s XTURES! GAS FIXTURES!! A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITCHELL, VANGE &CO., N. Y., cau be seen at 531 Lith Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th si Concoran Borwpina. ” apl3 CLOTHING. OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR ¥OU TO PICK FROM. | (eee AND BO’ Inever before sold Clothing as low aa at tho pro- sent time, and never hefore have I offered one-half as many different styles as I now offer the Washing- ton public. I am aimost eure to sell to every one who comes in, Because I Have the Geods, Because the Prices are Bight. Because I Enjoy Confidence. ‘Time has shown that square dealing is a suarantes of success, and the patronage I have enjoyed sinc 1859 is the best evidence of my capability of cater- ing to the wants of the community, A. STRAUS, CLOTHIER, 1021 Pennsylvania Avenue, apis Between 10th and 1th streets. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the copartuershiy heretofore existing under the bame aud firm of THOS. CARROLL & CO. is this czy Ciesolved by mmntual consent. All settlements the above-named firm will be made by THOS. SAMPSON, whe wil continue the business THOS GARROLL. sp12-3t° THOS. SAMPSON. y OYAGERS TO EUROPH. J. W BOTELER & BRO. Are the Axents for the sale of Tickets in >=: tis Distr tof the <iGi INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all information by avplying to BOTELER & BRO ®: Penn’‘a avenu AND HOREHOUND UGH DROPS. plendid Remedy. Half Ib Packsnas 25 ct ure EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL, at t; ayreat redaction in price. received and tor gale by. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, apl2 Wath and I and 2d and D sts. n.w. OTICE. for subscription to the"balance of tha Stock of the NATIONAL FATR ASSOOTA- be open at the Office of the Association, Mari. id up their subscription can tickets to the grounds by apl2-Im ‘LECAMPANE ta. 30 cts. rae, who have obtain their admissio Noon will be admitted to ° rat a t. Wa. M. GALT, Prosident. Genuns SPRING LEAF TEA, AT 50 CENTS A POUND. In the preparation of Chinese Tea for the Ame can market, coloring matter is used in many cases: iy 18 it found iu the bright Groen Teas Lest Tea has been analyzed bys distinction, who has pronowaced it to be strictly pure and of hizh wrado, ‘The low price tsas influenced some to decline to try it, but wherever it has been tested its healthful- bess, cheapness and general excellence have besa. duly acknowledged. N.W. BURCHELL, apl0-s,tn, 2t-1c.,2p 1532 F st. QEVERAL FRESH Cows 8 AND A LARGE FAT STEER FOR SALE. Iwill have several excellent Freeh Cows and™a large Fat Steer for sale at Gheen's Net's id y Sp chemist Yard, at the corner of Tth and I streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th inst. about 5.o°clock: fm, Parties desiring such tock will please call. f not sold that evening, they will still be for gale the followimw mornin JAMES S. HALLOWELL, p10-3t__ Oak Grove Farm, Brookville P. O., Md. THE KEASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ast. It is a compound of rich and rare odors. 2d. For Fraxrauce, Strouyth and Durability it ts unexcelled. ‘Sd. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fnume is a marvel. Retails at 1We., 25c., B0c., 1. and can be had of al Drumeists and Fancy Goods ‘Dealers in the Unt A, LILLY, JH. & CO., Props., mari&-im, 2, 2c Baltimore. Key ‘TROTTING STALLIO} 1880. Marders Chief, by Clark Chief, sa of Mambrino Chief: dam thoroush- y Star Davis, he Coe ; ti 2:52." Address Q., Star Ufice- rare jy OODRUFE'S FILE HOLDERS FOR FILE kooms, OFFICES, vaurs, | WILLS, PAMPHLETS, SAFES, DESES, &e. ~ &0., ko. FOR FILING LETTERS, VOUCHERS, DEEDS, SALES ROOMS AND MANUFAOTORY, mar20-s,tu,th,2m_ 705 and 707 Sth st. n.w. se Sh hr Jus eet te COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, id sell on small margins aK Stocks quoted Rey York suck Exchange also deal in Stock Priv, exe Coutracts at close rates. Qorrespondence 89- icited. ‘ap9-co we WHEATLEY. OYEING AND SCOURING 49 JEFFERSON 8T., Gnonextows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Bend your addres. fob? WAVES. WAVES, WaAyEs, SRE amy enon tis ow = MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from ample experience an entire suc ‘858. Simple, prompt, efficient, and reliable, they are the only medicines adapted t poputar use. LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. . Fevers, Congestion, Inflammationa Borme, Worm Fever Worm Colic . Crying Colic, or Teething of Infan' . Diarrhea of Children or Adult Bpsentery, Griping, Billous Colic - . Cholera Merbus, Vomniting.. Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis. . Neuralgia, Touthache, Faceache . Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertizo Hees Bilions ¥tomacl . Suppressed or Painful Periods. Whites, too prefuse Periods Croup, ‘Cough, Difficult Brea hi Balt Rheums Ergeipelas, kenpton Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains . . Fever and Acue, Chill, Fever, Awies. . Piles, Blind or Bleedin . Cutarrh, acute or chronic Influenza. . Whooping Couch, violent Conshs. - General D-bil ty, Physical Weakness. . Kidney Disease, . Nervous Debilit . Urinary Weakness, Wetting the Bed. Disease of the Heart, Palpitation . FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Or cent by the case, oF sinsie vial, free of charge, on receipt ef price, ‘Address HUMPHREYS’ AOMEOPATHIO MED- ICAL CO. 109 Fuiton st.. N.Y. Humphreys’ Specific Manual on Diseaso and Its Sor mam com! Cure (144 pe xen), sent free. ‘ApS-eoly ONE PRIC. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ACARD. We beg to announces that our present Building, being altogether too small for the comfort of our patrons, and the proper display of our large LARGE STOOK OF FIRST-CLASS GENERAL DR¥ GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY, We have also rented the ENTIRE PREMISES, No. 709 Market Space, On MONDAY, Apri. 127u, aud throughout the week, we shall offer attractive BARGAINS Tn both of our STORES, 705 and 709 Market Space. We have been adding daily to the STOCKS of Goods in all our Departments, on account of INCREASED FACILITIES for showing our Merchandise ADVANTAGEOUS- LY. We respectfully invite the public genorally to inspect our various lines of goods. At the same time, we desire to thank the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and viciuity for their appreciation sad patronage, and to confirm this assurance by promising a coutinuance of PROMPT ATTENTION, LARGE ASSORTMEN fs, AND FIRST-CLASS GOODS, ar NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 705 and 709 MARHET SPACE. ONE PRICE. aplo ee HE NEW NOISELESS WEED SEWING MA- chine fqency at OPPENHEIMER'S, 528 9th ast. n.w. All the diffe-ent kinds of Machines sold and exchanged. Kenting and Repairing our sis cialty. aplo MBRELLAS AND PARASOLS Cov- ERED and KEPAIRED to order. Ladies* Sun Umbrellas covered to match their id ft 50c. up, at. (OB. B. CHASE'S, 1412 Pa. ave., apl0 2w* UST OPENE Opposite Willard’s Hotel. FOR SPRING.—4 full @ avsortment of T and Dr JOULVILLE SOARFS, NECK TIES, GLOVES, HANDKER- CHIEFS, PLAIN AND FANCY SOCKS. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. Ladies’ RIDING HABITS TO ORDER. aplo G ENUINE BLUE MIDDLESEX FLAN- H NEL SUITS, $12, the only make that will hold its colors; Youths’ from 16 to 21 years, $12, war- ranted fast colors; Boys’, 12 to 16, 88 and $10. best rcods; School Suits from $3 to 86; Boys’ Dress its, fancy colors, $5 to 810; odd Jackets at half value; odd Coats for men, one-half price; School Wool Hata, 40, 54und 75; Straw Hats from 1c. wigtea Bl Sh ign Big Shoo. 1014 and 1916 Pa. ave., ROUND ROAST. VEAL CUTLETS . VEAL BOSETS 12) we Pore e: ap2-tal5 "Ac HA ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, NUF ACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as durable. For sale sta heavy discount from former prices. TERBA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA OOTTA Co. 401 New Jersey ave., Near B. & O. Depot. LOOK! neon 6 us. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper formerly sold for 750. now reduced to 5@c. ‘The above bargain ae ooaie Pe — UlT-cio Fen ateeet. A. R. bd well-known Manufac- id Watch: hi Betta Ma Sataaa Soe FOR RENT AND SALE WANIED-A BLACKSMITH and HELPER at FoR RENT—DWELLING, No. 2005 Ist. nw. No. 5 Bricce st., near M st. bridge, Geo: 12 rooms. dry ce'lar, with all modern improve town. Itt | mente. Apply 1733 Lat. apl YANTED-A JOURNEYMAN TAILOR at A. 3R RENT—¥our ROOMS, second and th HE 22 Penna. new. ‘apis 3 Fak No. 818 F st. n.w. Inquire in Store. api3-3t* {OR SALE—FARM, very desirable, cood B. ings and frnit, 163 actes. one mile froai road station, 12 miles from Wasnington. H._L., Star ofiice. (OK RENT—Nice airy ROOMS, furnished or ia furnished, with or without Roard; pleasant lo gation ; house first-class; all modern conveni No. 50'I st-n.w. apis. ROE RENT BRIOK HOUSE, Six rooms, sas, cellar, bath, &c.; lance yard: near market and Street cars: K st.n. O. H. AMEX, 635 Fst., or 1443 Q st. avls. near 3d. FOR RENT AND SALE. JOR RENT—1719 Khole leand ave.n. w.—Hand- some BRICK RESIDENCE containing Gfteon moms, with every convenience. Situation oue of the best in Washington. FOR RENT—Larce STABLE adjoining **Castle Stewart." Stalls for horses. Auple carriage | houre. “Second floor comtaine three finished rooms | for coachmen. FOR RENT—420 lst at. ne, a Hones, with modern improvements month. FOR RENT—Small Reick on Pst., noar Ist stn w. Frice $10 per month. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & ©0., 1223 F atreot nw. T-room Brick Price $18 por apts JOR RENT—A five-room HOUSE, with water, 816 24th et.n.w_, 8133.25 per month in advance. Apply to Dr. LOUIS’MACKALL, cor. Conzress and Dumbarton sts., Georgetown. BES Fob SENT Five ROOMS. suitable for house- keeping, in three-story Brick House: location wood ; house now occupied only by small family of adultk, Apply 1414 9th st.n.w. apls-3t" JOR RENT—HOUSE, 449 Massachusetts ave. n. w.. containing eight rooms, in jood repair, modem ymprovements, Key at corner Store. apls-a3t* {OR EENT—PARLOR and BED 00M attached, On. frst floor, two persons, with Board. #50 Aleo, SITE on Second fox room; bath, hot and cold. 22 Fe KENT —A private tamily living in an gant new House. will rent PARLOR and ROOM adjoining, toa lady or gentleman apd pesition. Address Mrs. MILLEK, c 1éth st.n UV ANTED—A light second-hand TENT l4xt6. Cheap for ceeh. Give price. Address NI Star office. apls-3t WANTED A WOMAN (white preferred) toc and d» general “ousework in a small fam: Best of references required. 615 E at. n al3-3t" WANTED A thoronshly competent NURSE to take charge of two children and sew. Must bring re‘erences. 1301 Massachusetts ave. It WANTED BOARD (in @ private family pro- ferret) by a wentleman and wife. Refereuce given. Address, statiny terms, Box 2, Star office 1t* WANTEDT By 8 respectable white woman, a SITUATION to do chamber work or nnraith Best of references. Address Box 136, Star offico. WANTED By a first clans man. a SITUATION | as Gardener: understands all kinds of work. Address GARDENER, Star office. apl3-2t* WASTED Rear the Capito), or between 9th ana | 1¢th, F and K sts. y.w., three furnished com- municatizxe BOOMS on Ist or 2d floor. Address B, Document Room, Ho. of Reps. at WASTED Second FLOOR, unfurnished. with | bath same fleor; location not above K or west ith n.w. | Kent moderate, will stay summer months. Address Box $1, Star office. att WEP a Rael Ollicer desires nicaly far. nished ROOMS, suitable for summer, and BOARD for himself, wit, child (4 years) and mure: city or Georgetown. rences required. Adeérest, stating terme, Box 35, Star office. It WANTED GTi class Assistant” MILCINERS at M. WILLIAN'S. ‘apl2-3t WANTED bys bressugker an APPRENTIOR ho can sew, at 706 E st.n.w., immediately. ap! WW ANTED-A WOMAN 1 do gencral homsaw: must come well recommended. Apply 13! Jigwe st. apli-3 WATERS A guns Satter) ior Pappy. Address, stating price asi ter,” S Office. ap V ANTED—POSITION in one of the Depart- F Ten per cont of salary given. A’ dress T. G. C., Star office. apl2-2t¢ PY ANTED_Respectable WOMAN sto do wencrat housework for small family. Apply 1103 5 E stn. jy ANTED—A young MAN for housework; refer- JY ences reunited. “Apply after 4 p.m. at 151011 at.n.w. erselt gem home and fair waves will be «i THRALLE'S, No. 1201 Gst. ne V —To wo to Europe as ch nt on an invalid Indy. Can speak French, German and English. A native of Geneva. Wishly recommended by the lady with whom. she came to this country. Address E. W., Hamilton Houre aple-3t JANTED Two second-story communicating ROOMS, for gentleman and lay. One of the rooms must be front and comfortably furnished. A liberal price will be paid for su’ pie a tions in asmall family of quiet _noople, in honse within 15 minutes’ ride of 7th st. and Pa. a Address J. K., Star Office. apl2-2t* TW ANTED—By a lady, a SITUATION as hong keeper. Very best references. Address E. Star office apld WANZED {A four or six-horse power ENGINE aud BOILER. in good order. Parties haviag: h will state price and where geen. Addres: 8. Star office. apl0-3t* WASTED A tidy white GIRL for housework and dining-room servant: the best of reter= ence Teyuired. Address Box 32, Star oitics. ‘aplo-st Ww: bread a PLACE ata crate wai aple-3t* ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with. Ser- \ants. Try us. Also, white and colored Ser Fante, ‘with reference. **Emplovment Office,” No. 926 Fst.n.w. ©. EB. PRICE & CO. -aps-2W? WANTED A COOKS, | CHAMBERVAIDS "and NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, With reference. Servants furnished at short notice. Huplopment Oflice, corner 7th aud G sts.n.w. PL McDONALD. ap6-1m ANTED_By a French lady, @ SITUATION ag companion, or to take charge of an invalid going to Europe. Beat of references. Chject. Address FRENCH LADY, ANTED—OARPETS to OLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenne «. w. Orders by mail left at W. B. Moses, cor. and Ps. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & « Carpet Dealers. Vs nurse or a ne: P: BI D—By an experie ker), with first- tt eg asked. mnsible for ted by my son, Thomas Ken: JOHN KEN) 200 and no quea- tothe undersigned, One. Missouri Consul R., No. apl2-3t* St REWARD.—A reward tii tions asked, on the delivery e following "valuables ‘ Bond, No. 3042; one Mississippi Pacific B. 6907 ;’one Certilicste of 16 shares of W. G. hk. R. (city); one Certificate of 8 shares of National Mot Bank, €100 each: one Certificate of 20 shares o Columbia R. R. (city), and two District of Colum- bia Borde, 850 each. A. BR. ALLEN No. 1148 7th st. n.w. apl2-ut* J QEN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, roporta ato the responsibility of People, with ‘abstracts of liens on real estate. 506 Loch sf. n.w., 6 a.m. to.10 JAMES H. McGILL, Ar LeDroit Building—The ch est, most convenient, complete. comfortable, ¢ corner COTTAGE in LeDroit Park. Accomm tions—Parlor, dininw-room, kitchen, collar, china closet, hall, three bedrooms, t bathroom, marble mantela, latrobe stoves, sas, he and cvld Water, sewerave, Kc. Rent $25 per month ; lease to be made for one year. apl? 3t* WOR BALE—Very desira near corner 12th and in three-story HOUSE sts. n.w.: cellar, back st building. Terms to suit. Apply 1312 12th nw. apl2-29* FoR FE ORE and BACK ROOMS, suit_ able for cigar and sample rooms, in & sod locality; 103 H st., between New Jersey ave. and Ist st. Dew. ‘apl2 JOR RENT—Plewant anid second floors; sout €rn_ exposure, all modern con Vermont ave., near McPherson square. apl2 4t FOR RENTOIOUSE, seven rooms, Just outside boundary, near 14th st. cars; plenty of yard and quiet. $15 to good tenant, “Address Box 4 Star oflice. ‘ap FOR RENT From July Tat, 1590, No. 1607 it st, next door to Mr. Corcoran's residence, fronting Lafayette Square; a first-class house every respect. Apply to A. HYDE, Riggs & Co. FFCE SALE—Desirable 11-room BRICK HOUSE m. i., bay window; front and back yard; ood stable; side and rear alley; lot 20x100. Price ensy terms. Address WEST,” Star office. apl?- POE BENT_A HOUSE containing eit rooms, in northwestern section; house completely fur- Dished; everything new; all of which furnitare will t moderate p Address *OPPORTU: Star om apl2-3v" 10th at. n.w., two ¥ ‘sind of Business, With or without the residence. Inquire on tho premises, ayl0-3t {OR RENT—Fonr unfurnished ROOMS. second ences, at 10027 STC floor. tingly or toether; bath room sams floor; house eouthern exposure; 'all modern improve: mnenis. Apply Nest. n. aplo-3t* ROE RENT_Cory, COTTAGE: 7 rooms, ham and eummer kitchen; als, few articles’ FUR- NITURE forsale. Very bost location. Immediate possession given. 1307 Met. n.w. aplo-3t* FORREST ZT yo handsome new brick DWELL- INGS, Tand 8 rooms . mi; n.w.; $25 and #27 per mouth. For Sale—New BRICK, rs., m.i., #2,800. J. G. HESTER, 519 7th et. ‘plo. NT—Threa furnished communicating, t, cheerful front ROOMS, 2d floor; will nt toxether or separate: modern improvements; ), corner of 11th and Gate. n.w. apl-3t* QOR SALE—Gneat BaRcuNs—Two _basiness PROPER on 7th st. n.w. ; price, each, $3,500, being just half their original cost; foeated between Nand O sts. M. M ROHRER, 509 7th street. apl0-3t JOK RENT_—HOUSE No. 506 East Capitol st, consists of parior, dining room, kitchen, cel” Jar, and five bed reoms has modern improvene inedluding good furnace: large front and. b: yards; faces south. Rent $30. Inquire of the cupant. ap10-4e ROR RENT—O7 C st. ne, Warchouse, 1424 T st. n.w., Gre., 815; 1919 Tth st. n.w.,St 2025 11th st. niw., 11 rooms, 820: 619 It. Dw. 7 rooms, 815; 1932 1th et. n.w., 5 rs. BU 2107 12th et, n.w., 5 rs., $10.50:526 Lith st.'s.w., 9 rooms; 629 Vi W., Groome, 816; 433 10% 5 21231 D st. siw., 5 rooms, 5 rooms, 813, 1011 and 3 13th st. s.w., 5 rooms, CAYWOUD, 1225 9th st! 8. MONEY TO LOAN ANTED. 81,000, at 8 per cent... for two, RceOOd real cetate necurity. Address Se Office. 2 W T° Loa, . MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Is Sus To Serr, At Gand 7 per cent No Delay When Sec urity is Amie. R. 0. HOLT? apo iva 10 LOAN—On real eat Ter-cent. , 81,500, @1 AGENTR, St L iim. 3 eet oe basement brick dwolling, D st., bet. 2 and 8d p.w., 10% Satory brick dwelling, R.I. ave., bot. 9th and 10th n.w., 10 rs. Pierce Place, 2 story and bssement bk. dw'ng, 7 rs. Columbia st. near Q, 8 re.. brick dwellin 12th et., bet. S and T. bi dwelling, 7 r 100 Q st., brick dwelling, 7 re. 505 OL brick dwelling, 9 rs. 403 O) brick dwelling, 5 rs. 2 Roures on Myrtle st., between North Cap Ast, and 1 on tiae. RO" BENT—2y B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estaz AGENT aNp AvcTioNmEs, 10th and F streets northwest. oland 1) " n.w...... 8200 Upper portion 107 nw. B25 75 1% oo 6 ET) ave. nw. 478 Penn’ aave. n-w. 3 Fst. nw., 9r8. house, n.w.H st. fi2th n.'w., 12 rs. and bath. 50 Fur. house, F stile. 40 231 435 st.u.w..are 410 J. ave., 8 rs 823 Hf et. n. i 325 Ist st. 8. d bath 809 K st. ‘and bat! 817 D rooms. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to 860,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, apo 10th and F sts. n-w. ZOR SALE— 811 Est. n.w., five-story Brick, 17 rooms. 120 Ist. n-w., New Double House, 3 stories and basement. 132 C st. s.e., three-story and basement Brick. 8 Het. n.¢., two-story Frame. ‘Thirteen Acres of Land adjoining the land of the Washinxton Brick Machine Oo, OARKINGTON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys-at-Law, apS-Im 458 Louisiana aventie. ip hand. Am Wises risk taken. Address Box 50, 0COTO LOAN ON AL ESTATE IN THE northwest, with amj AaneiN, at 6 per gent; also, several stuailer sume (money fn haud)at low rates. F. H. SMITH, 806 Fat. LeDroit Building mar26-Im /ONEY TO LOAN— — M : #100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, on firet-class gilt edyre real estate noonzity. B. H. WARNE mart O16 F at. noe BUSINES HANCES. Niboar a TAXES PAID AT A JOHN T. ARMS, S10 Fat pled a) perfect. Bo ANTED TO BUY TANTED_A ew rth S00 will IND WAND TOP top Bassey oftive. Fon salts’ Gace Sinre nr GROCERY and PROVISION '§ 2 nome, Be JOR SALP—Fitl RETAIL and W Loi uae FORK BUSINESS. JEWELERS, 7 we and good-will of STORK 2 7th street ie for nate, by wimpy buyias t tres and improvements. It is one of the el abd best stores om 7th st. No boaw: 1 EXCH. of Georgetown, co for a Lot of similar vala costing no more than preferably cast. G new. a Pro tably loon ING, 410 Fee rs es et donrable aa DRUG STORES in the city. Stock compl fresi » fixtures first So ineres wi borhood mont Rear R™ ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Sr. CLoup Buitpre, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some that are very desirable will be Exclianged for Unimproved Ground. a LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar! JOR RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OrrosirE U. 8. TREASURY, 18TH STREET. Fino Stores, Office Roome—si cating_for Business Oifens Studio olen we and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark rcoms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. FOR SALE. ntion of ty BP. partuonslip D. AUT At Adamsiown, Warhington, 23 modern Bi n ‘healthy, seenery fine. ne aren Address DOLL & ALBAUGH, Frei 110 nosit® r GUAT BaRGat ixty tive six miles from Washington, near Hy- ation. B. & O. R. R.. well w frit: eood buildings, in excelie SMITH or J, T. COLDWELL, 806 Building. AT A ACRES OF LAND, four n near 7th street road. W treme low price of 50 per acre or in five lote at 860, each lot having b tiful site and well wetered. ‘This land in offered over one-third lows than the adjacent farm. Terms very moderate. A'so two en: rick HOUSES | « 0 rooms. eas, water and bath. Ren x for &: Me Tr month. Price to an immediate custor 0), on eaay terms. w. > & OO., apo No. 702 E street nw. FPS For sare, ‘80 ACK! 50 under cultivati Teacher, pears, fons: plenty one-half , ou B. &B. a ice frutt trees, of ples, cherries, quinces au f wood and water. Will eal all or scation two miles from Wilson Station, KR. R., in Prince George cour ty, Md. E. W. WHITAKER, Ryan Estare AGenr, 208 436 st. nw. BOW WINDOW FOR SALE, with spring A ar api. 3 tain and fixtures, at 1222 D st. n.w. apl3-2t* {OR RENT—Nice 7 reom HOUS Defrecs | JOR SALE—Cuear—One second-hand, Fe rater: And lars dee ota eet | Buse Gant One ona hand aa 5: may b cheap, 1’ taken befor | u.W. apl2-21° rented. “Apply to GHASE ROYS, 321 Pa. n.W. ap OR RENI—A large, clexantly furnished HOUSE; centrally and oligibly located, front- ing a public reservation; suitable for a Senator or Rey ative; will rent for one year or longer. my toB. F. HANLEY, Attorney-at-Law, N: UA p.m. Always in before9 and from 2ts5. apl-Im | 17 Louisiana ave. ap-6t ADAM ROSS, the long-established, reliable | JOR SALE—Carar—Terms #25 cash and #16 Clairvoyant ahd Astroloxist, wives better satis- monthly, new 7 tom HOUSE, with hall, bay faction in si! affairs of life than any one in the pro- fossion ; tells the pact, present and future destiny, gives advice and sssietance on all matters apper- ining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUFLE OaLu. Satisfaction given or 20 pay. Congultation Rooms, 402 2d st., above Ae n.w. ay! Balto., Denk, FE BICORD, TW. Fayotto Ma., baa devoted’ 30 years to the sheceasful treatment of Nervous Deb Evil, Forebadinzs, Paipitation of the Heart, Pimples, Orzanic Weak: ness, &c., those dire results of indiscretion. Pois. onous Dikeuses of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Sk Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c., Tadically cured without mercury, Write or call. “"R. . fare to Baltimore deducted from tee. marsl-3in R. ROBE! N, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Conéulting Physician for Ladies or Gentiemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 2 to 9 p.m. at 456 Ost. n.w., near4 Nate. Charges ioderate. No failures. Maino: 19 South Eutaw st., Ballimor mar2 EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, yon have Dothing to vay until you are cured. A. A. COR INS, M. D., 7i4 13th st. nw. t. Ofticos perfectly pri BOARDING. OR Th rnished ROOMS, en suite or «in iS v 1326 New York aye. Also, TABLE BOARD class. apis-3tt OARDING.—Larve communicati third floor; also, sincle ROOS BOARD. Modernimprovements. 1: poeite Franklin Park. Boe 0. ‘OR RENT—With First-cluss TABLE BOARD— + anicely-fnrnished FRONT ROOM: also, ad- joining HALL ROOM, at No. 920 New York avo. new. HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good BOOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 aud $30 par month. House is well furnished, heated with steant and every way desi le. maar29-liaa NPPHE LOCHIEL HOURE, 612 th it.n.w., is one of the coviest and best conducted boarding houses in the city. ‘Transient boarders acowamo- ROOMS on TABLE 6 Tat aplo-bt —One suite of ROOMS, just vac: 27 Vermont avenue. M. T. dated at Toasonsble terms. nevld LOST AND FOUND. JOUND In the a P/ECE OF 3 Boston, Mas 310 REWARD—Lost—Wednesday, April Tth, Black ai i d Tan DOG, oars cut, with Uiue collar; answers to name of ‘Frank. mr 4 Return to 13 F st. n.w. 1 = [O82 Monday night, « Bisck and Tm BITCH: answers to amé “Pinky. 25 Teward upon return to JAS. SHIELD: mr corner 135g and D sts. new. apls-3t* pe OST—Leit together, » Brown SETTER JIP, a little ite on feet and under chin, chain for collar and tag; also, young. Black SETTER DOG, white Spot on breast. “Liberal reward if returaod to 321 12th et. 8.W. apla-3t OST—A GOLD NECK CHAIN, plain_claap, euppored in neigborhood 14th and Ists. Libers! reward if returned to 1336 Lat. n. w. — apl2-2t" Kas ewfoundiand DOG, answering to name of Rover; black curly hair. Liber: Teward given’ by returning to RB. BELL, = Jn., 1930 Pa. ave. apl?-37 window, gus, bath-room, Xe. ; 117 Park Place 26., one block north of Lincoln Park ; also 6 room HOUSE, No. 1123 same street, on terms of 825 each and $13 monthly ; key at 1113. J. W. STARR, 9 New York avenut ap9-6t improved by two-sto containing 8 rooms awn, fruit and water: one mile anda half fro Krocks’ Station on Metropolitan Branch of Balt more & Ohio R. R., 4 miles from cite. For Pri -s, terms, &e., inquiré of HELLEN & NICHOLSON, 15 7th et. apd-im Fx RENT—That very choice four. HOUSE, 1404 16th st., near Sestt - i., 9 rooms and bath. "Rent $35. Inquireatthe honse or of J. c _ W. P. MYERS, 715 15th et. apT-tm {OR RENT—STORE in Y. M. GC. A. Building, SOK SALF—3near, To Casa PUROMASER—A FAMILY CARRIAGE, best make, Bed uae weeks. "apniy RS. Wet eosin 'S Stable, G st, etween 6th and- th sts. n.w. apl2-6t 22 Se JOR SALE—At a barvain, s Jump-ecat BUGGY (Hoffman patent); when open a per- tect Family Carriage: perfect order. 1 Pe AT Mire at ARLHUK NATTAN’S, Drug- apl2-2t ost. 2d and D sts. n.w. One LANDAULET ROCKAWA JOR Sal ween satin and mo. new. Also, COUP! LARANCE, trim- trimmed ed with red satin; ron last season; belong to pri- Joe patties having no turther use forthem. JOH ‘f. PRICE & SON, 312 t 12-3 splendid six - stop but little used, ae Call at once. SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO., 4:0 Lith st. n.w. LE—Large young brown MARE, per- sound and gentle; lady can drive G “8 St her; owner's going away. ble, 8th and I sts. new. BN Fok 8412-20 head of HORSES just arrived on Dard 9th sts., with good basement: woil Ohio. One pair of bay Horses, one pair lighted. “Store is ‘well suited tor office | ‘Terms | Of fcrrel Horses or ee Sthand Data UY 1A: 8. PRALT& SON, corner + Sih can be seed at INO. SIMMONG’ Sable, 311 FPO", RENT—A beautiful COUNTRY PLAGE, joining (east of) Soldiers’ Home, for rent’ honse of 12 rooms; 6 acres of land; nics shad. fruittrees, &e. Board wauted by a small familj” JOHN SHERMAN & OY., St. Cloud Bidz. apT-lw 12th st. pow. WR SALE-aT WASH. NAILOR'S STABLES, 1326 Est, the handsome Blick Mare Frice, seven years ol4, sound and Bind, 15 Soegty fangs, 2% icche hich’ can roa 12 miles an apd-6t au hour, tund requires no ungins. yp 8-e.8t CE RENT Tho delizhtful RESIDENCE known FUE ALE, A SECOND- HAND JAGGER, SUIT- Home, entrance from Wh y ue by cars to able for light business purposes Jump — xate; best situation im District for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st.” a3-1m* JROR RENT Sevoral of Hives beautif al and gou- venient RESIDENCES in “Grant's Row, art Capitol t. : can be leased lower than an. Uke houses in the District. ‘These houses a-e lanes and spacious, containing fourtesn rooms, three athrooms, washstends and large closets in the hambers, a large laundry with stationary tubs, grates in the privcipal rooins, large furnsces, and an abundance of hot and cold’ water thro: houses, supplied by a steam force pump srounds and good stables. Apply fo FA & CO., cor. 3d and East BLISS, Attorney, 1427 Fst.n.w. 42-29 JOR RENT—ROOMS; new nouse, new: furniture; fret-ciasa in every respect. No. 422 5th st. bet. D and E sta mar3i-ln* Dag ray erp A for REAL ES. ‘or ful jist, ca'l or sen or: TATE REVIEW, published monthly free. martt-2m _'B. H. WARNER, 916 & st. now. OR SALE—RessoNaue Tenws—Cotiace-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, <tonnds and shrubbery: in one of the bust localities of Georgetown; cars pass the door. fqcire Ra: corder's Office, City Hull. marl6 Sw Foe RENT Furnished PARLORS aud BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for honsekeop- nd several small BEDRUOMS. 354 Pennsy!- GRANT Japitol sts., or HENRY C. Rockaways, Bug: Coupes, &e. aiing promptly attended to. LOU'S, 1326 E st, ilen SADDLE and BRIDLE: beth Buggy and od order. Will be sold cheap for cash. TPRIGHT =“ STIEFF” SO will positively bescld at a eac- sh, owner leaving city. Can’ ii et. new. apd-2w* WR SALE—Just arrived—20 head of dne driving and Saddle HORS! S,Aily bred and at HUGUELY apl-dy* No. 645 JOR SALr— LANDAULET CARRIAGE TOP BUGGY; also, two fine MAR! drivers, single or ing or disposing of Stock tention. snd satisfaction wnar- . DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 17th xt. mars0, FOR SALE SAT Bang ars Handsnne BUILD- ING LOTS on Capitol Hill and northwest eec- Fo RE i IN OAKLAND, Mp, Two furnished COT CAGES, containing nite and thirteen rooms—the latter with @ hotand cold water in kitchen and bath- rooms. Very desirably located, overlooking wo Ga pees Serene ee, Laney pepete, Hotels, churches, &e. For further particulars apply to ALA. PERRY, Baltimoro, Ma apl2-Lat QE4son OF 1880, BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL., fut open MAY SURE Hehe DSL fae Terms reasonable. Send for ciroular. feb25-6m_ WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. GEconD HAND CLOTHING, ars, BOOTS, SHOES, WATCHES, PIsT ip BC.y LOoe Cap be disposed of at the very hihost cash prices by calling on M. WALSKEY, gol D street, corner of Sth etrect northwest. Ofders by mail will be Promptly attended to. apé-ly NEMETERY |NOTIGE! — STATUARY, 6; TVALIAN® MARBLE MONUMENTS, STONES, MANTELS, &c., which will be “GHANITE MONUMENTS made to order manewenes UTHEREORD, mnsylvania ave. n.w., prs So: ‘Near Star Ontige. LE JOHNSON & CO., Bankers,: WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIB- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EX@HANGE. mar29 Ww. W. SHARPE & CO., PUBLISHBES’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this paper. mars ‘O OURE, NO PAY.—Pels Gorn Solvent. Sure cure for or soft corns without pain. 250. ‘bottle. G. Bole Boot and Shoe Bioro, Teal Th os awe AfOS Boot THE TRADES. tion of city. Splendid ¥ : sone) auxil quire 4281 Ec sete ama aaa oy a = ARGE STOCE OF SPRING WAGONS, suitabl SUMMER RESORTS. | Re Alea, tot tf geome TRADE WAGONS. ‘This Wagon is nice- Ps iA finish. TOP BUGGIES, DOCTOR. ‘H-ETONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in xood order. Lix of Second-hand BUGGIES: aud WAGONS for rale td jJow on monthly instalments. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Prosvect st., Ges town. marll-3m COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL Falk ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREWIUM FOR BEST GOAL DLING WOOD was awarded to Rent | competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Tr ar SST - Office: 19th and Penns. avenue. Boys z AL. Woop. OOKBINDING. C? Dorner eeresttany wformea uattio | Con JOHNSON BROTHERS, ES LYOETT BOOKEINDERY Full Weight. Best Quality. DOAL. wifiert ae ouployea and capa butned ot | OAD. Prom Seton, 2 POS y w au ‘wor! ont Sgr of the eazoizinenge mere vom | "TY eh uf foen cin oh Patoty av8__1012 Pennsylvania avantie, third foor. | econemianiy weet ta ee and, Sdvantayon for IBSON BROTHER! wi factory, extensive store yards enabling G PRAOTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, mee LS When Coal is lowest: offices 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, Washinton, D. O. nication ieee cy, and all im immediate commn- eA eI jant8 _ | gro provared to of orto our pairoos tie best varie ies of coal st the very lowest prices. (TARE NOTICE.Since January, 1878,Thave | p,v qinsure strictly pare coal, of 2.240, pounds to Fn Gre Sie SO Te ree VE ORTe Bt prices x mill and foot of 12h, 1th and Birboo te nae 20,850 for each watch. 1 ve | ata. ae Oe ae eo oe an an Helin ce etiam” Suabaats | See nec Pennryivaniaave i mard "TUE CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. ANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE rena WANTRTSD TAMNOW TEATS | = pesiee Sonn apetter ands great deal cheaper thana | »TUAT NEVES gr aT Wave OCEAN wets on em SUSTES OLD STAND be worn while efor sale Bt, aus, oe No. 619 D st. n.w., oF at Branch Sire, No. 408 iaveckan har urcation so tae eats; st. n.w. N.B.—We! t-claas ie Mrs. Fisher ‘her to the wants of st_n.w. N.B.—We buy but irs nd-hand | 1,3) patrons. mara IDDIE_ BROTHERS, Marr's anp Deavens, OL. WINE AND OLD FRIENDS Cor. 133s st. and Pa. ave. care, known as the best, so is JUSI'H'S ola Seow Samp Heats. known {or yearsad the only pisco where Aret-claas to 8276. j-_ Jans. SECOND-HAND OLOTHING can be sold st re- ‘ble prices. Address or call at JUSTH'S Old has No. 619 Dat., between 6th and 7th sts.n. the New. or Ripe NG, Oe ih ak. between ~ aw. N.B.—Note by mail repaired. WANDA OTARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. RANTS: Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, and all kindsof Tand Scrip, tor which hixhest’ rates will be paid. WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Batldins. ap3-om. 127 ©8 DUPONT CIRCLE FOR SALE. ‘The owner offers 7, 500 fect of GROUND, ing on this elegant Circle, for sale at cash. ‘Thepurchaser will get ard a frontage of 150 feet on No agente ae Address DUPONT, City P_ 0. apt-2w Fi MALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- EKTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain ms, With seven lots in fine oondition. i about forty-three acres, inwton & Oni utes ride from cit wbuildings: suited for stocl len of seen \-1m jo0d ‘ard, market war- jomee, A rare chanoe. Apply to D O® BROS. Ar nd business of the of 1237 Pa. nue, will be continued by his ‘i, SR Dr. 0.°J. WATEIN, formeriy of 313. Pa: sven enue. "A continuance of patronare is reapeet- nily solicited. J H. JOHNSTON, Dentisz, « Removed from’ 616 9th st. to 717 Hl ap3-lin +t., opporite Calvary Baptist Church Fil- ing 8 specialty. Teeth on wold and silver. ad- miloietered. Ghargos teserate, os Dr. Domer and others. m6. JSERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- SS site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- Ferievoed vereonawes, from far ind near, visit DR. VHITE’S well-known establishment, opposite, Willard's Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblaing, Diseased Natia, Vas- cular Excreseuces and other ailments of the fact. Established 1861. Oftice fee, 81 per visit. mard URNS, BUNIONS, &o., radically cured by the Cxiectan Chiropodist, "Du. J. RYBACK, by skillful and painless operation, combined with rfect and effective remedics. Remember, No. 422 Pennavivania ave. fobs R. WEISENBORN, Denfigt, removed to 410 11th et_n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to $10 per set, and all operations on the natural Teeth gt reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. decl6 DS BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 tira STKEET, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide wiven for the pai Son of Teeth. Each Tooth 1 A) ‘Teeth of every kind inserted. 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