Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY..........April 14, 1880. CHOSEY S. NOVES....Editor. he Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added to- getner. What might be styled the Indecent alacrity of Office-seekers has Been freshly and forcibly illus- trated in the scramble now going on for the governorship of Dakota territory. Hardly had the late incumbent of that place breatiaed his,— before his remains had been consigned to the tomb, as a matter of fact,—when the Prestdent’s house was beseiged by a crowd of men clamor- ing for the position. either for themselves in person or for some other aspirant to whom they ‘were under obligations of some sort. It is com- forting to know, however, that so far none of these pestilent beggars have been gratified. ‘The President, it {s said, has answered all appll- cants that the people of Dakota had asked to be heard from on the subject, and that the ap- pointment would nat be decided upon until sufficient time had elapsed to enable them to make the representations they desire. This {s the just and proper course to pursue, viewed from any point. Not only should thetr voice have weight in the matter, but If the Dakotans are able to agree upon and present for the place a thoroughly competent and every way unex- ceptionable man, who ts a fora file citt- zen of thelr territory, he ought to re- ceive the appointment. It would be bet- ter in every respect,—it would be far more creditable to the appointing power, and far better for the welfare of the territory to fill her executive office with such a person thus closely identified with her interests, than to confer it upon a repudiated politician from some other part of the country, whether he begs for the place as a mendicant or demands it as a reward. The people of the District of Columbia have learned by sad®experience the evils of having men appointed to high and responsible positions who e not only strangers to them, to their laws, cusioms, and special interests, but who, (rom various causes, could never hope to reach such places at home through the voice or vot of thetr neighbors and dally assoclutes who know them best. Without knowing anything of the several men seeking or proposed for this particular place, we therefore naturally sympa- thise with the people of apy section in their efforts to free themselves from the hard effects Of this anti-republican practice, and trust that the day ts not far distant when a policy so unwise in theory and generally so unfortunate in tts results will be abandoned entirely. The Case of })akota would make an excellent point for a new departure. —_—_—_~+--_______ The exportation of fresh meats from the Enited States has developed and expanded into an enormous business, involving many thousand dollars in capital, within the last few years. The growth of the trade has been almost re- markable, and each year adds to Its proportions. In 1575 the total exports of fresh beet were only 4,000,000 pounds, and in ISv9 they reached the amount of 54,000,000 pounds. The tnerease in the shipments abroad of live cattle has been equally as great, this trade growing from 31,593 head In 1576 to 20 in 1879. Every establish- ment in the country for the canning of beef for exportation has made enormous proti The business has been successful uniformly. Sev- eral years ago two men, with but a few hun- dred dollars capital, employed tive boys and girls, and with that iabor commenced can- ming beef for exportation in St. Louts. Now the establishment {s one of the largest In the city, and employs hundreds of hands, the whole having grown from the small beginning mentioned. The exportations of live stock and of canned meats since the first of January indicate that when the total for 1880 comes to be made up it will exceed that of any past year and show the continued pros- perity of the trade. For the first three months of the present year 1 pounds of beef, , and 452,465 pounds of mutton, , Were exported; also. 11,939 head Of cattle, worth #1.125,459, and head of sheep, worth 3: The coming summer months will record very much larger ship- ments, as that is the season whea the demand for our fresh meats is greatest in Europe. The American meats are not only sold cheaper in England home production, but they have come to bi rded by very many as supe- rior. The nee in the price puts the Amer. fean artic ithin the reach of the poorer classe: dy and proite- able market for our exported meats. es ‘The zeal with whieh Congress took Proposition to increase the District po! appears to have died out, and the subject seems now tobe regarded with almost indifference. ‘The necessity for a larger police is a3 great now as when the Hirth murderand the Leins out rage were committed, and the residents of the District realize this fact if Congress does not. ‘There arose between the Senate aud Ho! mittees on the District some questions ence in regard tothe proposed inc they were of minor importance.and ni manifested any disposition to be unreasonable upon the subject. These questions conld be adjusted in a short Ume by a conference. The House committee thought one hundred men Should be added to the force, whi held the opinion that ‘Then as to increasing thi Of OMficers.the Senate committ that. With regard to the pay of the police, the House was inclined to be the more Mberal, but this question would not cause any dispute. The risks and exposures Incident to a policemsn’s life should be considered in fixing his pay, to- gether with the importance of procuring good men. When upon the subject of pay the Sen- y would ie number Was opposed to ate committee tacitly agreed that they were Willing to be governed by the District Cominis- Sloners. to a considerable extent. upon that point. Everything indicates that the bil! could be passed without any difficulty it an attempt were made. ——_—_+<+- -____ ‘The shrewd promoters of the m share spec York city have extended their net men and chil dren In thein. or rather they catch the money ofthe women and children, which fs all they Want. Various dey ed to induce ® a hand in the mining share aL ns called “1: Bullion Clubs,” “Ladies Mu.ag Exchanges, .., have been established at convenfent locations and the rooms are fitted up vith the greatest splen- dor. These concerns are represented to be managed by women, and means are taken to advise ladies that they can speciiate in mining Stocks and “realize fortunes” through these establishments under the strictest secre: Already, {t ts said, the originators and man- ‘gers of these concerns are reaping a fine har- Vest from their enterprise. Thousands of ‘Women and young persons, many only children, ‘are tempted to Invest in the schemes. The pro- Mmoters of the enterprise understand the tn- Portance of secresy and they maintain {t. > —____ The Chicago Trthune prints some pictures of the substance called oleomargarine b Which, as representing anything used for hum an food, are altogether the most hideous sights dmaginable. The front elevation strongly re- fembies a vast menagerie, plentifally supplied With antediuvian monsters and mammoth Aquariums, while a cross section view presents 4 Very faithful picture ef a furniture and house- Zarnishing store, with a few pleces of agricul- tural and domestic labor- Saving machinery thrown in here ana there for scentc effect. We Commend the sketches to the members of Con- ‘Kress who went over to New York the other day to eat an oleomargarine dinner. It they can wiew them without a rising of the gorge, even @t this late day, their stomachs will stand any- thing. —————--_____ Mr. Parnell boasted at his late Cork meeting That he was “the only foreigner who had ever ‘een allowed to address the American House of Bepresentatives.” Whereupon his audience Coubtiess wondered, as the people of this coun- try did at the time, why the members of the American House of Representatives made such Zool of themecives. K'*'- ‘THE GREAT GERMAN TONIO. The best known remedy for DYSPEPSIA. c. C. BRYAN, apla-3t Cor. Usth and Ists. n.w. AILOBING DEPARTMENT. OF GooD! CHOICE 8TOCT PITABLE POR THE SEASON. nee Ss. 935 yivania ave. Ladies’ RIDING HABETS specialty. ant’ JANOS WHICH HAVE ee USED FOR SALE UFON EASY TERMS. Coe ane Chickering © poceeeee orana WRAY 3250 One Hosew 15) Oue hosewgod, Guild & C0... 100 One Rosewood Upricht Pian 160 One 6 Stops, Masou & Hamlin Organ. 60 At the Warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT & Co., Sole Agency of Steinway Pianos, apl4-3t_ Pa. ave., bet. Oth and LOth sts. 'HEES CHEESE. A nes Imvortation, SWISs, EDAM, PARMESAN. GONDA on PATEGRASSE, GONDA (Kosher), ROQUEFORT. FROMAGE be BRIE, NEUFCHATEL, OREAM. ANGLO-SWISS MILK, prepared in Switzerland. = =a cc ** England. B. W. REED" aplt 1216 PHE ATTENTION OF BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS J to the Merits of Is Invi BURCHARD'S C. AND NEW MIXED TEA. Boarding House xood Tea and Coffee; and success in the bus: oe 88 requires that these two articles shouid not cost po mel. : E. M. BURCHARD. DEALER IN Fr 354 Penna. ave., cor 4 at. NED COFFEE FEOOERIES, ap -w&s WE WILL OPEN ON THE 15ru, 16r# AND 177, GU 15,400 GASES OF »MEN AND ME, Wo CHILDREN'S SHOES, The cheapest ever offered in the City. LADIES: DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Kid Button, from 81.25 up. es’ Frech Rid Button, from 41.60 up. MEN'S D: RT. NT. Gents’ es Gaiters, $1.00, wi "35 $1.50, 81.75 up. nts’ Dress Calf Gaiters, ), 83.00, ap. CHILDREN’S ve SeANTSEMT. Children’s Morocco, oly Sizes from 71010, from 35e." up. The finest assortment of Gents’ Low Quarters ever seen in the city, to be had only at LEOPOLD RICHOLU’S, BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pen avenue, Sign of the Red Flag. THE HUB PUNCH. A PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. THE HUB PUNCH MADE ZN BOSTON SOLELY BY cH. GRAVES © SONS BAS LATELY BEEN IATKODECED: AND willl MAR! PoPu: LAR PAvo AN ‘y HYATHEUL AND PALATABLE DRINK. ip SBE EREPARED, WITH GREAT CARE FROM BEST MA‘! LS, THE CE THIN: TABLE, WHIC! e RDENIABLY ENLARGE 1 THE PLEASURES OF LIF }OOD- #ELLOWSHIP aplt PE AND. ENQOURAGE. Gi SBE ND GOOD N. E, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. a NAME AND TITLE on UB PUNCH, S ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE UBLIC AND YROPREETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION SY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS akRiOgeS, All unauthorized use of this Trade Mark will ba promptly prosecuied. C. &. GRAVES & SONS, Bosrox, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH Is Sop IN WASHINGTON BY ;UROHELL, Lise F st. re SaoKsoN & OO. 1% Pennsyivants WILLIAM ‘OKTH, corner 9th and D sts. n. CO., cor in sas ait ae a we RYAN, ES © strect n.e. We & . Corcoran and 14th sts. -W., apd by leading Wine Merchants, Grocers, Druyyists and Restaurants everywhere. Also, for sale. G.O. TAYLOR'S OLD BOURBON: and OLD BOURBON KOCK best in the world for gen “al use and medicinal purposes. J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, Im 460 P' OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. FIFTH GRAND 2 AT NEW OKLEA 1880-120TH Mosmies poe IN, CLASS E, AY, "MAY lirn, Louisiana State Lottery Company, ‘This institution was regularly incorporated by the Lewislature of the State for Educational and S68 table pu for the term of Twent five years, to whic? contract the inviolable faith of the Btate fs pledzed, which pledieo has been ra- newed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing its franchi: Ge new constitution scone ‘d De- cenber 2d, A.D. th a capital of $1, to ae if hes eieee ‘added a reserve fund of ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on the second Tuos- ay. It never scales or postpones. LOOK at the fol. lowing Distribution: 100,000 TIOKETS AT TWO BOLL ARS RACH. HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES 1 Gotal ee 1 Capital 1 Capital Pe 2 Erizes of & 500 Prizes of 20 Prizes of 100 Prizes of 200 Prizes of 500 Prizes of 1000 Prizes of 5 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. 9 Approximation Prizes of ~ 200. 9 Approximation Prizes of 100, 18871 Prizes, amounting to... $110,400 Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. Write, clearly stating full addres, for further in- formation, or send orders by express or in a Rewis- tered itt or Money Order by mail, addressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans L: 2 or same person at No. 310 Broadway, New York. All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and m: er 8 it of Pak ar BEA UiRGARD and JUBAL 4. AL. A N has eee Ny’ the Bae Tiga POSSE Ss on M Naan nx eo nding to be eo and ipo by cir "8 OF are SWINDLERS apiicoknee THE REASO! DREXEL'S ee SEL Mit fvate Is the Pot rfume of the Ce 5 Ist. It is s compound of Hl and rare od: ugeseelleds Strength and Durability it is ‘Sd. Ite os and exquisite Delicacy of Per- Hetalle at 16Cy 1, and can bo had of of snd Faucy Goods Denne a tea in cy ‘the Unt- - LILLY, JR. & CO., sated marl8- ima DOUGLASS’, mare. Ninth st. St. Cloud Butid’ SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Designs. HOSLIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. CORSETS—Every Desirablo Mako. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. NOVELTIES in Made-up Lace Goods. LATEST STYLES IN EACH DEPARTMENT. MEN'S DEPARTMENT Pit at all t:mes contain the choicest goods at the est prices. DOUGLASS’, p10-lw CON nnd F streets. ~spi0- eRe sixeste vo ‘TO EUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & BRO. Are tho Agents for the sale of Tickets in District of the i INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. ing to visit Murope can obtain all inf a ing tn i. We ELER & BHO., 023 Penn’s avenue. spl2-lm ONE PRICE. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. A CARD. . ‘We beg to announce that our present Buildinz, being altogether too small for the comfort of our patrons, and the proper display of our large LARGE STOOK OF FIRST-CLASS GENERAL DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY, We have also rented the ENTIRE PREMISES, No. 709 Market Space, On MONDAY, Arrit 127a, and throughout the week, we shall offer attractive - BARGAINS Ta both of our STORES, 705 and 709 Market Space. We have been adding daily to the STOCKS of Goods in ail our Departments, on account of INCREABED FACILITIES for ehowing our Merchandise ADVANTAGEOUS- LY. We respectfully invite the public generally to inspect our various lines of goods. At the samo time, we desire to thank the Indies and gentlemen of Washington and vicinity for their appreciation and patronage, and to confirm this assurance by promising # continuance of PROMPT ATTENTIO! LARGE ASSORTMENTS, AND FIRST-CLASS GOODS, NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOOHRANB 705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. apld —_————E OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the sc ter EROS heretofore existing tinder tho CARROLL & CO. is this ¥, iesolved by muta consent. All settlements of the above-named frm will be ninco by THOS: |AMPSON, whe will CHG ae business HOS. OARROLL. apl2-3 TOS. SAMESO OTICE. ‘The Books for subscription to the balance of the Capital Stock of the NATIONAL FAIR ASSOOTA- TION will be open at the 9 Office of the Association, bg Market Spac M ‘Members who lave bait obtain their admission tekets to the wrens by applying at the Office. one will be admitted to the grounde after this ¢ at ithont a ticket apl2-171 - M. GALT, thelr subscription can President. ME’s AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, ay OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR YOU TO PICK FROM. Inever before aold Clothing as low as at the pre- eent time, and never before have I offered one-half es many different styles as I now offer the Washing- ton public. I am almost sure to sell to every one who comes in, Because I Have the Goods, Because the Prices are Right. Because I Enjoy Confidence. Time has shown that square dealing is a guarantes ef success, and the patronage i have enjoyed sinc) 1859 ir the best evidence of my capability of cater- ing to the wants of the community, 4. STRAUS, OLOTHIER, 2012 Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 10th and 11th streets. HE NEW NOISELESS WEED SEWIN! chine Agency at OPPENHEIMER'S, Sos oth st. n.w. All the different kinds of Machines sold. nd Re and Repairing GR a DP: MBRELLAS AND PARASOLS COvV- ERED and REPAIRED to order. Ladies’ Sun Umbrellas covered to match their suits! from 50c. up, at DHASE'S, 1412 Pa. oe Ofposite Willard’s Hotel. apis ‘812, war- ig and 310. best 6 £, RD Dress uits, fancy colors, 8: 10; odd J: half value; on Coats for men, one- halt | aoe School Wool Hats, 40, 54 and 75; Straw Hat from 15e. ete Big shi oe ee ‘1014 and 1016 Pa. ave aplo J. W. SEL! 12: THE 8UPPLY STORE, t ™M. 78 SS HABE ap2-tals ERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as durable. For sale at a heavy discount from former prices. TEBBA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., "$01 New Jersey ave., mar21-ly Near B. & O. Depot. WANTS. Wi wal Bed CARBIAGE PAINTER, WM. WALTER: cor. 14th & D sts.n.w at att ANTED—Isoceptatepy—at No 1 10 fitet-clace PAN TALOONB WANDS. alt og ANTED—A competent WOMAN for coueral hc ueework at 1340 New York ave. None n apply without e.ty references. anté 20 I WANTED GIRL for cooking and wenerath Wne- ‘ork; net to room in house; muat be good cook and we'l recommended. Apoly 19 4th st.s.e.1° Wa ea experienc d_ Salesiady a PLACE in some Fancy ay d Dry Goods stne Best of referctice. apply al Tova ave. e-e-alt ANTED—A first class colored WAITER, one ssho oan make himself cenorally weeful. “City references required. Inquiie at No. 609 F st. aple- V ASTED AMMEDIATEDY — A com petent GIRL for general housework. Must be a good ester and stay nights. Wages 810. No. 411 16th es . ee W ANTED Ry respectable settled white woman. A SITUATION as chember.m id and take cra Ghehildren Beat reverence. | Apply 721 6:h ft bet. @ and Va, ave., navy yard. apl4-2t* ageneral punts and 8 practical situa’ object steady em- Yi Nee ea any- thing. Address T. E. tar office. apl4-3t* ¥ ee WHITE WOMAN with good refer- ence for ge eral Bouseworr in family of three LeDroit Park; wares Apply imrue “En yiment ‘Agency. ‘026 F st. C. WAkrepeaenn ATELY—Head COOK, second and Pastry OOOK. None but thoroughly creed in Hetel and Restaurant service a colored preferred, 84, Star office. apl4-3t* WARZED An active PARTNER, 3 lawyer or sith sent, who can command. @2,500 cash. cen thoueand dollara querante ths to twoyears. Highest refere Address LAWYER, Star offic NIED-SITUATION wanted by Scotchman ae icretnan or farm manager ployment wit ap- Address for three days Fairfax C.H., aplt-3t Warhingiens competent PER, who. has ainesdy lived pitas who can market, make desserts and direct coo! Address P.O. Box 279, Washington, D.C. wisi full particulars and references: ANTED—AUTHORS, QOERESEOHTEN JOURNALISTS and CONTRIBUTORS wa: or 37 salaried and piece-work vacancies. Mai ately placed :f available to any pub. Correspondence invited. ATHEN.E UM UREAU OF LITERATURE, 37 Park Row, aplt-w, th, m-3t" y AN EDA, JOURNEY MAN FAILOR (as HELLS, 323 Penna. ave. y ANTFDS A light second- = aa Tene Te p for cash. Give price. Address NIX, Btar ot apl3-3t WASTED ‘A WOMAN (white preferred) to cook and do general zousework in a smull fami| Best of references required. 615 Est. n.w. ali ANTED—By a first class man. a SITUATIO: ae Gardener: understands all kinds of work. Address GARDENER, Star office. apl3-2t? WANZEDSFirtt class Ansistant” MILCINERS at M. WILLIAN'S. apl2-3t ANTED— By a Dressmaker an APPRENTICE, hg can sew, at 106 EK st.n.w., immediately. apl2-31° y ANTED—A WOMAN to do general housework: must come well recommended. Aprly 1319 Biggs st. apl2-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT—Uafurniahed, suitable for igh: housekeeping, RECOND” FLOOR of mre 9 Ret. n.w. : cas, bath 4-2t R RENT—TWO at = NIsHED se, second floor, suitable for light honsakeepini water on same floor; rent moderate. 1203 1 aw. A es RENT. Camar. —STORE ROOM ; FIF- RGE ROOMS for Offices, ee snes or Lodein Tr going No. 811 E st., nesr Post and Patent office. aple-3t" FE RENT—Furnished or unfurnished SUITE; bay window bath, &c., seo-nd floor, and one Room on third floor.’ Parties having children or tervahts hood aot apply, 1423 Towa Circle. a14-6t” FR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRL VATE AND AT AUCTION —See Bulletin issued in the let and Ltn of seers, ‘month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. apls-3:* PGR BENT DWELLING, No. 2005 Tat. nw. 12 rooms, dry cellar, with all modern imorove’ ments. Apply 1733 Let. apl3-6t FOR BENT Fone ROOMS, second and think ao No. 818 F et. n.w. Inquire in Stora. Fyk SALE FARM, vory desirable, wood Build- ings and fruit, 16) acres, one mile from rail- road station, 12 miles from Washington. | Address H. oar Office, apl3-20" Fe, 'T—Nice airy ROOMS, furnished Hemi, with or withaut Board: pleasant lo. ation ; house first-class; all, modern conveniencs. No. 50I st.n.w. apl Fae RENT_BRIOR HOUSE, six rooms, <i ; largo yard: near market an +» near 3d. C. Unb = street cath Reta Fet., or 1443 Qa OR RENT A five.room HOUSE, with water, 816 24th st. n.w., $13.25 per month in advance. Apply to Dr. LOUIS’MACK LL, cor.Congress and Dumbarton sts., Georgetown. apli-3t* FOR RENT Five ROOMS. suitable for house- Feoping, in three-story Brick House: loration o god. house now occupied only by small family of adults. Apply 1414 9th at.n.w. apl-3 OR RENT—HOUSE, 449 Afassachusctts ave. m. w., Containing eight rooms, in good repair, ae h, inprovements, Key at corner Store. iy Fe RENT—PARLOR and BED 00M attached, On, fret floor, two persons, with Board; #60. Also, SUITE on second r, a8 Parlor and Bed. room; bath, hot and cold. 23+ Sd at-ew. apld-ot* 'OR RENT—A private tamily living inan slo- Rant new House. will rent PARLOR and BED- ROOM adjoining, toa lady or gentleman of means and Fosition. Address Mrs, Mi By care 440s 14th et apl3-3t JAMES H. McGILL, Archi- OR aa pes —— tect, Roo LeDroit Building—The cheap- est, mow convenient complete, comfortable, coay, corner COTTAGE in LeDroit Park. Accom:moda- Parlor, (uping-room, kitchen, eullar, pant na closet, hal drooms, three closets, hroom, ‘ble mantels, Iatrobe ctowes gas, hot cecld water, sewerage, &c. Rent $25 per month; Tease to be made for one year. 12-3 ‘OR SALE Very desirable in ie TEE HOUSE cel near corner 12th and N building. Terms to suit. apl2-26* Fo RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS on first and Second floors; southern, eastern and weat- ern exposure, all modern conveniences, at ar Vermont ave., near McPherson square. apl2 4 OR RENT—HOUSE, seven rooms, just ae boundary, near 14th st. cars; ablenty of yard and quiet. $15 to good tenant, Address Box 44, Star office, apl2-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. JOR RENT—1719 Bhode Is'and ave.n Hand- Pee BRICK RESIDENCE containing fifteen Situation one of rooms, ne with every convenisnce. ihe best in Washinton, FOR RENT—Large STABLE adjoining ‘‘Oastio Stewart.” Stalls for six horses. Ample carriage house. Second floor contains three finished rooms for coachmen. FOR RENT—430 Ist st. ne, a T-room Brick House, with modern improvenents Price 818 per Teas RENT—Smal! Brick w. Price $10 per month MONEY To LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & OO., 1223 F street n.w. ‘k on Pst., near ist stn. apts JOR SALE. DUVALL & le Reat Estar axb Iss aaNck AGENTS, LeDroit Building. Sst i Sea Taser brick ‘dwelling, BD D st., bet. an S story aye x dwelling, KR. I. ave., bet. 9th and 10th nw. Pierce OSS 2story a basement ~ ads ‘ne, 7 re. + aria et., near oO, brick dh 12th and T, brick « i ig 120) Oat brick dwelling, 7 rs. £050, brick dwelling, 9 rs. 403 0, bric ck dwelling, 3 v5, Houses on M ieee. between North Capitol and teaud Lith st, nea i e. _apld FO BRENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT axD AUCTIONEER, ‘10th and F streets northwest. 23 163 a zt roost and bath. rooms and store. 18 2208 13th st. n.w. T make no charwe to landlords scndsectian th their property, and Keep it betore the public constantly. I mare many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81;000 16 800, 000. Now is the time to buy. 8B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. . L.W., five-story Brick, 17 room :W-, New Double House, 3 stori 182 Cet f.e., three-story and basement Brick. 9(8 H st. n.c., two-story: liitteen Aerés of Land ad ing the land of the Wachington Brick Machine Oo. CAERINGTON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys-at-Law, | aps-1m 458 Lonisiana avenue. HOR RENT From July Ist, 1880, No. 1607 1 st., next door to Mr. Core: rant 's_Tesidence, fronting Lafayette Square. lass honse in every respect. Apply to A. HYDE Tigges coe al2-Im Wisten a White GIRL, from 14 to 16 years old, to make herself generally useful. A\wood home and fair waves will be given. Call MRS. TRALLE'S, No. 1201 Get. n.6 apl2-3t ¥ 7 ANTED—To go to Harone aa ap child's nurse or attendant on an in dy. Can speak French, German and Rnsliste A ‘native of Genova, Hhghly recommended by the lady, with whom she came to this country. Address E. W., Hamilton House. apl2-3t* ANTED—FAMILIES to furnish with Sor- Yants. ‘Try us. Also, white and colored Ser vanta, ‘with reference. ans ploy ment Office," No. 926 Fst.n.w. ©. E. PRICE & CO. ap3-2w* ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS ‘and NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, with reference. Servants furnished at short notice. Employment Office, corner 7th and Gsts.n.w. P. ap6-Im ANTED—By a French eat a SITUATION a8 companion, or, to take charse of an invalid going to. Best of references. Salary no Eject. Addreas FRENOH LADY, Siar office. af. 20" ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 piaine avenue 8.w. see or left at ae 5. nee OOF aS "a. ave., or Messrs. Hove, Bro. & Oo Carpet Dealers ‘octh2 6m PERSONAL. OTICE.—I will not be Binet for any debts contracted. by my son, Thomas Kennedy. p12. jOHN KENNEDY. 200 TE ARD.—A reward 7 3200 and no ques- tions asked, on the delivery to the undersixned, fe, Zollowing valuables Bonds No. ne Mississippi Pacific B. R., No. icato of 16 shares of W. G. hk. R. che Certificate of 8 shares of National Met, anik: $100 each sone Certiieate of 0 where or Columbia R. R. R. (city), and two District of Colum- bia Bonds, 50 each. A. R. ALLEN, apl2-3 No. 1148 7th at. nw. JoEx. SATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports asto the reenonaibility of poople, with ‘abstracts of liens on real estate. Mth st. n.w., 6 a.m. to10 Pam. Always in bafored and from 315. epider MARA ROSS, the long- ce eetiished, reliable Clairvoyant abd Astroloxist, iives better eatis- faction fairs of life than any one in fession ; tells the past, present and future destiny; (hi) ‘advice and assistance on all matters Apper- ining to business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUFLE CALL. Satisfaction given or no One | Missourt Consul yay. Consultation Booms, 402 2d st., above = ap! RICORD, 141 ¥ Fayette et., Balto. a, has erons 0 years, to, the ctccesetill trentiuent of Nervons Debit, Ett Forebodings, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Orzanic Weak- hess, Ke., those dire results of indiscretion. Pois- onous Diseases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin, Gouorrl 4, Syphilis, Ke., fudically cured without merew riteorcall. RB. R. fare to Baltimore deducted me fee. mar3!-3m Ds ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 2 to9 p.m. at456 Ort. n.w., near 453 st. Offices perfectly pri- yute. Charges moderate. No failures. Main office, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. mar27-1m JOR SALE—Desirable 11-room BRICK HOUSE, bay window. front and back yard : oe side and rear al ey 5 Jot 20x10. Price 84,500, easy terms. Address ‘*WEST,” Star office. apl2-6t* HOUSE containing eizht room: in northwestern section; house completely fur- Dished; everything new ; all of which furniture will be sold at moderate price. Address ‘*OPPORTU- NITY,” Star offics Bt PoE SALE—NOMINI FERRY, with 525 Actes of Land attached, with Wharf and good Store- House, and doing a good business. Steambosts from Baltimore and Washington regularly. All in Westmoreland county, Va. Apply to JO) i MUR- RAY of P., 103 Franklin st., Baltimore, Mary- laud. ap12-m,w,f,8 TOR RENT—Two handsome new ‘brick D WEL = » Tand 8 rooms, m.i.; n.W.; per anne For Sale~New BRICK, 8 G. HESTER, 519 7th st. Fe RENT—HOUSE No. 506 East cant et. consists of parlor, dining room, kitchea, cel- lar, and five bed rooms ; has: ine) saan. good furnace; yards ; faces south. cupan’ ‘modern improvemente, Jarge front and baci Rent $30. Inquire or oe -ENT—Nice 7 reom HOUSE, on Defrees igasand water, and large dry cellar; rent, BIG, miey, bo bought very cheap, {¢ taken before rented. Apply to CHASE ROYS,’ 321 P: Sow, elewantly oe front- Fa RENT—A large, HOUSE; centrally and eligibly, located, 4 ing a public reservation; suitable for a Sei tepresentative; will rent for one year oa Auniy tab. toB. F.HANLEY, Attorney-at- Ee a B16 OR te toe 33 cash x y monthly, new 7 room HO! window, gas, bath-room, Kc. me @., one block north of Lincoln (OUSE, No. 1123 samo strect, on terme of S26 mover 13 monthly; key at 1113. J. W. STARR, 1429 New York aventie. apd-6t aE Fe SALE OR RENT—An elegant COUNTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved Pee two-story and agement Dwelling, containing 8 lawn, fruit and water: one mile and a haif froma Brooks’ Station on Metropolitan wanot of Bau nore & Ohio B. B., d miles from city. x bith at dw (OR RENT—That ve choice four-stol Toe HOUSE, 1404 16th -»yhoar Scott Statue. All m. {., 9 rooms and bi 835 Tngulireatthe house or of J. W. P. RRS. 715 15th st. ap7-Im For RENT—The delightful RESIDENOE known Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining: Seldiers’ Home, entrance from Whitey avenue by cars to eate: best situation in District for bealth, access and pure epring water. Apply 712 18th st.” as-Tm= ae ee eee Abby Te tse ase [JOR RENT_Sevoral of those beautiful and con- venient RESIDENOES in ‘‘Grant’s Row,” on East Capitol ets can be lensed lower than any other like houses in the District. ‘These houses are lanze and spacious, containing fourteen rooms, three bathrooms, washstands and large closets ‘in large laundry with Stetonary tubs, principal rooms, lange an abundances of hot and cold water trouenoutshe houkea supplied by a steam force pump. ‘beautiful zroun good stables. fore OFA. GRANT ©0O., cor. 3d and ast Capitol Lsts., ot HENRY 0. BLISS, Atiorney, 1427 F apo tw EMORRHOIDS: TEES) CURED: WITHOUT the use of the member, You have nothing to pay until youare cured: . AL OO; ORE 714 13th st mari? BOARDING. OR RENT—ROOMS; ‘Rew nouse new furniture first-class in every respect. No. 422 Suet sy bet. D and E ata. n.w. mar3l- POR BENT AND SALE. For full list, call or send for REAL ES- TATE AEVIEW, spiblahed monthly treo . H. WARNER, 916 & st. n.w. TNO MAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE per- sone, second story, bay windaw; room 874 week, with BOARD; also Back Room, 36;sinzie Room, #4. Address A. K., 333 Mo. ave. Ltt FOR FENT_—Furnighed ROOMS, en snite or ain le. Apply 1326 New York aye. Also, LEE BOARD, first-class. municating ROOMS on ingle ROOMS. BLE ements, 1398 Tat OD aplo-bt* Beets suite of ROOMS, at No. 827 Vermont avenue. Fe RENT—With First-class TABLE BOAR! nieely-furnished FRONT ROOM; also, ad- HALL ROOM, at No. 920 Now aoe AVE. ap6-2w* 1 TREMONT HOURE offers good RUOUS, with first-class Hotel Board, for $25 and $30 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam and every way desirable. mar29-lia NPPSE Loonres, HOURE, 512 9th st-n.w., isone of the cosiest best con ducted boarding Houses in the city. Transient bosrders acovwnmo- reasonable terms. novlg LOST AND FOUND. I OosT—t On mm the llth, an AMETHYST KING. on 4 Sth st., between Land K sts. $2 reward offe-ed i Teturned to No. B20 K at, botweou sth a sta. 8.0. Fe ‘OUND—In the Capital Beats on the 6th inst., PIRCE OF JEWEL! ly tod. PLYMP- . Bostopy Masey Noe? Hawthorn ee; apis ste Linas ne night, a, Black and a8 BITCH; answers Pinks reward upon return ao JAS. SE comer 134 and Dts. news api. Let together, a Brown SETTER JIP, a ttle white on feet and under chin, young: chain for collar and Black SETTER DOG, white spot one breast. Liberal reward if returned to $21 13th st. 8.W. apl3 algo, ECOND HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS: TOL: Ts, WATCHES, hizheat cdeh ALSKEY, Y0l D street, carne Of Reon mortewent Okden by nat Oates promptly attended to. ape-ly EMETERY NOTICE! — sTaTUARY, MABSLE, ©, MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, MANTELS, &c., which will “GRANITE MONUMENTS made to order. UTHERFORD, 1116 Pennsylvania ave tt Caney lwanlNear Siar Ofice. RIO ES, Len, aprs ream doua AND HOREHOUND lendid Remedy. Balt ity packace, 25 ct Bu BAGH OF WITCH HAZEL. aia oe ou cr thes at 50 cte. apl2” 24th and Land 2d and D sts. n.w. JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, Wholesale and Retail, Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal ated nd Hesstan Conca, Gases Metrtaare: Dinuer Ware Kioto, 0 kc., in great variety. VISITORS WELCOMED. A.A. VANTINE&CO,, No. $31 Broadway, near 13th 8t., New York. gnarl0-whelm Ww. WHEATLEY. DYEING AND SCOURING 49 JEFFERSON ST., Gronexrows, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. ——— feb¥ Pas "SALE ian TRRMS—Cottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, rounds aya shrubbery : in one of the best localities ot Georgetown; cars pass the door. inauire Re- corder’s “Onice, City Hall. inarl6-Sw* ee Fos GEN Runiched PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for honsekeep- x, and several sail BEDROOMS. 354 Pennsy!- mid ave., CO. 436 Bt. ‘augll-3m* SUMMER RESORTS. IN OAKLAND, Mp, wo furnished COTTAGES, containing nd thirtes hé latter wit! in kitchen and bath- wery des thy located, “overlooking tho and to the Depots, Hoes ae meee particulars Pe. Baltimore, Ma. cares HOUSE. EFORD POOL, MA BID) - ‘This popular and anata located’ summer hotel, (for 30 years under the con- trol ef the late Daniel Holman,) has been replaced by a new first-class house, ct pable vcommodnting 300 guests, fitted with nim. crovements, telegraph, &c., ‘and will be op en for the season about Ful uly 1, ua unider the same taatlages ment as Inst year. tary arrangements and ae Dy 1! Churches PERN, drainage are perf and the ilities for boating, rime ae fishing, and gunning equal to any on tho Wap tic coast. WALTER S. STARK WEATHER, ap2-3meod Proprietor. [2 TRAYMOBRE, SEA END ILLINOIS AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Heated throughout. Gas in all the rooms. pean N PPE MANENTEY. feb20. M. E. HOOPES. GE4s0N Or 1880, BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEAGH, DEL. fad WLU open \Y 207TH, ‘Terms reasonabli ctrentar, feb25-6m. yee BUETON, jetor. THE TRADES. Bone unity in eer informed that the INDERY is carried on es heretoft eame excellent workmen are employe work turned out will bein the se apea et ‘which has always boca & rr ha TE) Pennsylvania avenue, third floor. IBSON BROTH. RorBook PRACTICAL 1012 Peanayisancore aveni §2Fine Printing 3 5) ae JOB gt ed i Panis ——— ees ROTICE._Since oonomya y a have Tron 6h Stor each ‘watoh.’ iy ve say aoe shomn that my pul for work not satis- rome hae ry haa ever been Fe been Fequited- N: JENSEN, 913 ee ee W4StEP You To ee quar wa BUIT at uch better Samira eee oe oe No. 19 Dat. aw or ot Branch No. 408 9th at. n. = g Ghoti M° May bat Aeat-caae Bocas rapt N.B.. ‘We buy bur arse reer hand PEL QOBN SOLVENT, Bot Bax Extoraine- OOBN someet Broder, at Sey ee Best DAVIB © HENSSS brown Hat.nw. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 8r. Croup Buriprxe, Beal Estate Avents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND Stuns FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HONSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some that are very = bie will be Exchanyed for Cnimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. “ ¥ SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. Sho aC ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. aor RENT— THE rete ledoared BUILDING, Orrosrre U. 8. . TREASURY, 15TH STREET. res, Office Rooms—singly or communi. cat. de fag Offices, Studios, etc. Water closets pa paver) floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dank rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. _———— MONEY TO LOAN. _ SELB Te LOAN ar 7 PER CENT E> 1,a00 + “ a DUNCANSO 08, “9th and D ste. thw AT 7 PER CENT SHOEMAKER, 920 Fer. ow BAND TO LO Apply to LOUIS P. At 8 per cont. 1 eatinte wecurity PA IPTS and ERNMENT CLEtKS' PAY ACCOUNTS “ASBURY AVPLEMANS Room, Corcoran Butiding. aplo-ate * T°. LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Scms To Svrr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay When a! is ee © HO LTZMAN, | WASTED—LOAN of 86.000, for witch wi company owning valuable patents “a be tee nah Liberal interest in proportion to risk taken. Adare om 16-67 QV. MOTO LOAN ON TA northwest, with ample manein, rer no, eeveral emailer snme Gnoney im hare F. H. SMITH, 806 F 26-11 Moxee TO LOA #100,000 TO LOAN, to suit, st 6 per cent. Interest, om edge rcal estate security. B. H. WARNER, 916 T st. nw. cs Pat., LeDroit Buildine _ BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED-850 1 collateral; $50 bonis anha on fina Adldrees BON wise Ss: 1900 WANTED (good percentaze) on improved city property, first mortrage. Address Hor 17, a tar ottice WANTED” An active PARTNER in a aa and Provision Store, with vi quire in the afternoon li dt ea) ? : cash, balance fa: twelve, manthiy ‘paymente: rd sell half interest for #450 cash fo a teaponsible $1,400 per year profits. Reason for selling business. Address immediately box 86, aplé 2 PIECES OF IMPROVED AND U3 VED PROPERTY T oar been forced to pr throwsh us some vet h party, th RCIA AND BACK TAXES PAID AT A nee punt by Rpts JOHN T. ARMS, apl3-3t 10 Fst. tow. WD A cool UNEN TMBEREN Ot worth #800: will give © sstue new Brick TORE and LOT, near fect. Box 107'Star office VANTED TO BUY—A SEOOND ITAND TOP BUGGY: state price. Als, No-top Busy tor V fale. or will wade. Rildress Bok 49. °. 1 JOR SA on NEw F OFFERED. GROG toa "PROVISION STORE. for rex alone cost over $200. Adldsins, witht Sy os vo Bian ome the whale of et wight [NESS having oF, BUS F ‘38. JEWELERS, AT. PON way lease and good-will of STORE 432 7th street is for sale, by simply buyiax the tx tures and improvements. Tt is oue of the cheapest anil or€8 OR th st. No boaus asked for. 1. P. LIBBEY ALOT ON THE HEIGHTS of Georwetawn, containine about 10,10 fost a Lot of similar value, or an Linproved Pre ting no ae than uM, ferably cast. nw FOR SALE—One of the most desirable small DRUG STORES in the city. Stock complete and fresh, fixtures first-class, uelhborhood excellent, and Business increasing monthly. Keason for sell” ing, dissolution of partnership. Address PHAR MACIEN, City P. apl2ait FOR SALE. FR BALE_ENGINEEKS' INSTRUMENTS— Transit and level—both in good order, Room 7 Louisiana ave. apl4-6t* Pax ATA GREAT SACRIFICE. max- ificent 7'. octave Rosewood carved leg, “Bradbury” PIANO splendid order, for S190 cash, includins a handsome stool_owner Jeaving the city. Osan be secn at SIDNEY T. & CO.'S, 410 11th st. hw. between the hourwor Sams and ¢ p.m. al4-3i 'OR SALE—Three Turnouts, comprising Brown team of HORSES, Victoria and harness; fay Horse, Coupe, Rockaw ‘Harness: fine Brown Mare, Buggy and Harness, and: ARGAINS —We_ have for immediate wale 50 AORES OF LAND, four mile« from the city, ene ith street roads Will be wold entine at the ex treme low price of $50 per acre, or in ome lote ‘at 860, each lot, havin beautifal « watered. ‘This is offered over on fiian'tite adjacent fern Also two small Press Bi gas, water and bath. ind las TETUA Sens, moderate seven rooms. co is for #30 per month Price to an immediate enstomer, 0: on eaRy terms. W.E. BU RD & OO. ayo 702 E street nw. wan , MICITARY aare LAND WAI RAl Homestead CLAIMS, and ail kinda of te and Ser pj for will be paid. WILLIAM J. J at Law, Room 41, be Droit Batt aps-3m OT ON DUPONT CIRCLE FOR SALE. ‘The ovmer offers 7,500 fest ot ing on this elegant Circle, le ai cash. Theyurchaser will set 3,000 feet ef 4 anda frontage of 160 feet on avenue and Circie No agents need aj Address DUPONT. ‘ity P.O. ap3-20 Landaulet Carriage ‘ands «ood Work Horse cheap. All orders for purchasing or dit pone +4 aps Seles Me DOWNEY. and sati Wat igs Btables 1013 1 tiths a apls BOW WINDOW FOR SALE, with spring cnr- rt tain and fixtures, at 1222 Det. 2.W. asl 320" ‘OR SALE—A nine-year old MARE, cood in bar- nese and under the saddle. Al: a ppt BUGGY and HARNESS. “Inquire Take ‘ist. n. apl2-eo3t* = = HEAP, TO fowss Sagi R-A FAMILY CARI SE, be a used but Aer Apply B. as G st, between “oe and. apl2-6t FFCE BALE OR EXCHANGE FoR CITY PROP- EKTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain- in x seven roomeé, with seven lots in fine hee iso, FARM, containing about forty -thi situsted at "the Washington & Ohio » dunetion, fiwen minutes ride from foc’ $30 welling = cntbutldings: suited for elock yard, marae oe den or greenhouse. A rare chance. “Apply to 20-1 DUNC. BON ‘SON (OR SALE—One TANDAULET ROCKAWAY, trimmed with green satin and mo- rocco; has been run one season ; good as\ new. Also, COUPE CLARANCE, trim wed with red satin; ron iast season; belong to pri- xate parties having no further use for them. 39 DN ICE & SON, 311 6th st. now. apl2-3t* TOR —Larze young brown MARE, per- Y fectly sound and gentile: lady SALES can drive her; owners: going away. GIL 'S Sta- ble, Sth and I sts. n.w. a ot PS; Sy head of HOKSES just arrived One pair of bay Horses, one pair of sorrel Horses and two eadale, Hi ee own Mare, 5 years old, 3570; cam be seen at JNO. SIMMONS ‘Blaha, 2 311 Horace, F Rr area SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- able for licht bueiners purposes Jump ., Seata, Rockaways, Buses. Coupes, & Repairing promptly attended to. ROBERT H.GRAUAM, Repository and Factory 410-416 8th st., aps ween D and En. YEW. GRAND a TGHT TInFF™ PIANO will positively be sold at a rac- Tifice for cash, owner leaving cit Co al he seen 723 7th st. new. ‘apd-26* WEN’S, “No. 45 New York ave. R SALE—AT a BaRGain—Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS on Cay cha ‘Hill and northwest sec- tion of ei ce for builders. "ta- tiudre 428 Tain ef a muar26-1m Liss E STOCK <a SPRING 2, IO suitable for all Hinds of asiness. Also, i alos Tai “TOP 4 BUGGIES, Bo ba ae ete a y CAMIEAGE in os my Wi as forsale very low on monthly PROBEY, 37 Prospect st. Hama town. ‘maril-Sea COAL AND WOOD. N4TIONAL Falk AssociaTION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FORREST COAL and eae WOOD was awarded to us over all STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. nov8 NO. 5 C°™ sounson B: ace WOOD. | TeLErHoNio CONNECTIONS. GOAL. Full Weigi Mity. icen. COAL. WOOD. With suis ities and advan for Us to stock ap intgeat one coal is lowest: Hrroumout the ify and al ip ame iS orders, we patrons ise Coot ise ‘of 2.240 pounds to ill and foot of 12th, 13th and ‘st. m.w.; 1112 9th st. 221 Pa.av. 6.0. ee Uf aed CELLULOLD TRUSS AND SUPPORTEBS. THAT NEVER RBI KS, BREA xh} Weaugoun, at Ate CLEAN, and cap for sale at in renrks ek st. n. moe ‘Mrs. Fiabe ass the wants lady patrons. mar29 OBTEE = | ae Pane 5 The Dental office late Dr. John A. I sxerme, will be contin Dr. O. 3. avepMe, ed by ‘his m ATERS, former! y of V13 Pa. Ky continuance of patronage ts ren yl Tully solicited. aps BL HB. JOHNSTON, Dentist, Hemoved from’ 616 ¥th st. to 717 Bi = » Cppotite Calvary Baptist, ng a specialty. Teeth on void and silver. Gas ad- nunistered Charges moderate. Reference — Dr. Domer and others. GERVICEABLE FEET BEING Ri or site to beak and usefulness, thousands of ex- Eepieneed maxes, from far and near, visit DR. SBITE'S » well-kuown establishment, opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corus, Bunions, Chitbiains, Di ails, Vas~ -xcresences and other ailments of the fest. Estab Establiehed 1581. Office fee, $1 per visit. Coes2 BUNTONS. &o., radically cured Chiropodist, J. ACK, skilful and psinlens operation, combined Si, he eae ot And ettective remedies. No. [422 Penus ylvania ave. foba5— DEY Wi EISENBORN, RN, Dentigs © Fymovedto 42011th #7 tos rece moe all operations on the natural Tecth at ressonable prices. Ex- tracting, 60 centa. Gecls Ds M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lira Srneer, over Simms’ Drug Sthre. Ni- trons Oxide given for the painless extrac- Hon of Teeth. Each Tooth $1 Artificial kind inserted. A"l operations on the natural tecth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient Jocation of this office. Three lines of cars pass the wopl RK. T. M. TALBOTT, Dextisr, Removed to southeast corner Fin and’ —— Ww. Teeth inserted $7 per set. iv between KB. DUKE, Dentist, 919 7th et. w. Diana kets " Beautitul Bela of Ee Pain, Filled, Extracting w — Pain, 0 cents ah Spcentiocs eatioes FINANCIAL. Ew YORK, March 34st, Isso. formed un S WHTTELY, D. el . LOGAN and TE CRUGEE ENBY Lond ‘and-oote” BRUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., 5 cartons FOR THE ae oom- Py the cbenbest for beat beauty, bon dare- Lag eg) ‘and Mee yo 3 for — a Tamed and Fancy Bows, sizes styles. examine the foods. They speak for Chemeclves. moro A fall Une at nait-v,t,0.0m 703 Hifteonth st.