Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THURSDAY -...-..- April 15, L880. CROSBY 8S. NOYES... Editor. than douhie that of any other daily published in Washington, and equa! tot of all the other datly payers here added to ‘The Double Sheet on Saturday. ‘THE Stax will appear on Saturday as usual in double-sheet or eight page form of fifty-six columns. Advertisers will please send in their orders as early a8 practicable for the enlarged and extra edition. The number of new adver- tisements published tn April thus far is 9135 ——————~<e-___ ‘The Political Situation in the South. The Grant managers are, apparently, earn- estly impressed with the conviction that thelr candidate could not be defeated before the peo- ple. While they recognize the existence of a violent republican opposition to the nomination of Grant, they insist that it !s too weak to pre- Vent hiselection, and the publicis being favored, at last, with the calculations upon which the certain success of the Grant movement at the Polls ts based. These calculations will not be likely to inspire the entire republlean party With the coffidence felt by the Grant leaders, or to paralyze the democracy with fear, but as they furnish the main spring of a prominent poiltteal movement, it Is a matter of interest to study and examine them. It has been evident for some time past that Gen. Grant's friends rely upon his ability, as a candidate for President, to capture some electoral votes from the demo- erats. The assertion that he would receive a large democratic support—which no other re- Publicaz could command—has been made Prominent in the canvass fn his behalf, but It is only of late that the Grant organs and mana- gers have begun to particularize and to specify what portion of the democratic column the General could break into. In the first place, Virginia is put down as a former democratic state that can “certainly” be carried by Grant. ‘The readjusters are declared to be in sympathy with the-third-term proposition and willing tosupport It at the polls, “but they have not sut- ficlent confidence in the fair-mtndedness of any other republican candidate to work their old party assoctates for his election, S a leading Grant paper. It may be that the third-term leaders have authentic Information as to what the Virginia readjusters are willing to do, but the bosses of that party have repeat- edly denied the report that they were endeavor- ing to lead their followers into the support of Grant. Notwithstanding this dental, however, there is some reason to belleve that certain of the readjuster leaders are inclined to support Gen. Grant if they can obtain, in advat surances that their support will be re with federal patronage in the event of Grant's election. The third-termers also maintain that Grant would cet a number of electoral Votes out of the states of Loutsiana, Florida, North Carolina and Georgia, and perhaps carry allof them. They argue that the kindly man- ner in which Gen. Grant has been received and treated in all the southernfeities he has visited indicates the existence of a feeling of positive preference for him over any other man for President; that the belief in Gen. Grant’s supe- rior ability to restore harmony between the sec- tions and build up closer polit and business Felations between the north and the south, has taken a wide hold upon the southern mind, and thousands of democrats who are tired of sec- tional quarrels will vote for him. It will, no doubt, be found, when the ballots are counted ext November, that Gen. Grant's visit to the south made him but few votes in that section. ‘The public-spirited citizens in the cities he vis- ited entertained him, it is true, in the style of an honored guest, but the very men who led In dispensing this hospitality were, tn nearly all cases, prominent and active democrats, mai of them holding office from that party or ide! Ufied with its working machinery. The recently Published interviews with a large number of leading southern Congressmen demonstrate that Mr. Tilden is very unpopular with the democrats of that section, and as against him Gen. Grant might carry one, two, or possibly three of the states, because of democratic apathy and indifference. But is there any rea- ‘son to believe that Senator Blatne. or Secretary Sherman, or any other prominent republican Ukely to be nominated at (hieago could not do asmuch? Should any of the southern states go Yepublican, it is generally admitted that the result will be brought about by democratic in- difference, and not because of any newly awakened love for republican principles. ——__o-_____ People who are thinking of going into the mining business, either as investors of money or handlers of a pick and shovel, would do well to look into the facts and figures of the subject a little before doing so. Mr. Delmar, formerly in charge of the bureau of statistics here, has recently published some interesting facts in re- Jation to the cost and returns of gold and silver mining. According to his estimates, the cost of mining gold in California, from 1545 to 1856 (in value of capital and labor employed), amounted to $2,255,750,000, while the mint value Of the actual product of gold for the same pe- Tiod was only $450,000,000, so that the gold pro- duced cost about five times as much as its real value. mining produces no better results, according to the same authority, notwithstand- ing the great productiveness for a while of the famous Comstock lode in Nevada. Mr. Delmar does not rank, we think, with the highest order of statisticians, elther in regard to hi3 caleula- Uons or the conclusions drawn from them, but it is safe to assume that he is not far out of the Way in this instance. There is at any rate a good deal of collateral evidence in support of his view, and it is belleved that ac compari son of say twenty years’ transactions of the San Francisco stock board, which would cor- rectly show the tnvestments, commissions and assessments on the one hand and the dividends On the other would fully bear out Mr. Delmar’s estimates, if indeed they did not make a much Worse showing. ——_-+e-—____ Political influence is powerful, ¢ possessor of it has come in conta after the with the law. It hassaved Mr. Kemble, of Penusylva- mia, the annoyance and disgrace that are ‘usually imposed upon a convicted criminal. He absented himself without even asking permis- sion of the court, and though his whereabouts Were known he was not disturbed at all. No effort was made to bring him back, and when he did return the court did not feel called upon to administer any reproof. A new bond was entered into and ihe prisoner allowed to go his Way. The course p irsued towards Kemble and his associates has ¢ ised a very general im- Dression that they will not be made to suffer any severe penalty. The same political intlu- ence which has done so much for them will probably be powerful enough to let them off easily. The rowing match between Hanlan and Courtney for the world’s champloashtp ts to take place at Washington, according to a’tele- graphic announcement from Rochester, N. Y. ‘The parties interested agreed that all the re- quirements of a great contest like this could be had here, and they have made a fortunate se- lection. They will have a fine course and can rely upon full protection trom interference of any kind and upon fair and honorable treat- ment all round. No boats will be cut here, and more people will witness the race than could have been assembled, perhaps, at any other Point. ‘The “elastic plan of journalism” invented and adopted by the proprietor of the Chicago Times, which the telegraph took the pairs to announce to the world some time ago, seems to work very Well for the paper, but not so well for its sub- Sertbers. So far as we have observed the elasticity” in the case operates always in the direction of contraction, and never towards ex- pansion. This result 1s doubtless what the in- Yentor of the plan intended, but it is hardly Wax the public expected. ————_--_____ From all accounts the late cold snap ha played havoc with the fruit prospects of this year. “Up to that time there was every promise of an abundant yield of all kinds of fruits, but the tender buds were nipped by the frost, and it 1s said comparatively few of them survive. No section of the Was spared from the killing visitation, ‘the failure of ‘the crop, from present 23, Seems to be etapa, = ESSONS IN EENSINGTORN mers NEEDLE- WORK. Specimens and terms BARLOW'S AKT GALLERY, apls-lw2e AeT ave: Pte FALCE YOUR EYESIGHT, cot the best #1 GLASSES of df. H. HEMPLER, the Optician, Pa av , near 43 et. ‘aplo-y HE NASSAU BANKING CO. OF NEW YORK buy and sell Railroad and Mining Stocks, and double investments ones in abont 90 days. "They cuarantee against loss. Send for par- ticulars. ‘apis y EDDING INVITATIONS AND VIS- THING CARDS A SPECIALTY, Iam now prepared to ENGRAVE and PRINT in pe eins Ge Par ee than any other pe int for eamue prices. a 3. L. SMITH, ap15-Im 908 Pa. ave., up stairs. RIGERATORS, nia WATER COOLERS, ACE CREAM Fr EZERS. es. DwEST, APT MARES Ceo WATTS" (formerly Oxden's, ) 314 7th street, apl5-2w 5S doors above Pa. ave. POTATOES: POTATOES: POTATOES: GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF POTA- TOES. Five car loads choice Western New York PEERLESS POTATOES on consignment, which the consiznee wants closed out. [ offer them for sale at wreatly reduced prices. . H. CRANE, apis at 460 Pa. ave. n.w. ESS 48NE K. HUMPHERY, q 430 101 STREET NORTHWES: Is offering for sale a few samples of FANCY FRENCH HOSE, Just imported, that cannot be duplicated nor sur- a*sed in the country. it RECEAE: NOTICE. yg A full line of Misses DRESSES in MADRAS CLOTHS snd White PIQUES for children, from 3 to 12 years of axe, NOW OFES Ladies’ SHOULDER CAPES and MANTILLAS, in the Latest Paris Styles. JOHN T. MITCHELL. apl5-3t HMO « snEpp HAVE REMOVED TO. 209 9th street, ¥. M.C. A. Building, with a full stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, &c. HAMILTON & SHEDD, apls 109 9th street. < Iwit. THE GREAT GERMAN TONIC. ‘The best known remedy for DYSPEPSIA. c. C. BRYAN, apli-3t Cor. 15th and I sts. nw. IPSILORING DEPARTMENT. © E STOCK OF GOODS OES SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. + _W. S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. Ladies’ RIDING HABITS a specialty. aplt (pence WHICH HAVE BEEN USED FOR SALE UPON EASY TERMS. One, fine Chickering Concert orsna FAR Piano ... One Rosewood Chicks One Kosewood, Guild & One Rosewood Upright Piano, One 6 Stops, Mason & Hamlin Urzan. At the Warerooms of W. G. METZEROTT & Co., Sole Agency of Steinway Pianos, Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. THE HUB PUNCH. 4 PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. THE HUB PUNCH MADE IN BOSTON * SOLELY BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, Has LATELY BEEN =D, ND MEETS WITH MARKED POPU LAR FAVOR AS A HEATHFUL AND PALATABLE DRINK. IT IS PREPARED WITH GREAT CARE FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, AND WILL BE FOUND AN AGREEABLE ADDITION TO THE CHOICE THINGS OF THE TABLE, WHICH UNDENIABLY ENLARGE THE PLEASURES OF LIFE AND ENCOURAGE GOOD-#ELLOWSHIP AND GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. THE NAME ABD TITLE “HUB PUNCH,” 1s ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ALTICLES. All unauthorized use of this Trade Mark will bo promptly prosecuied. C. . GRAVES & SONS, Bosrox, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH Is S0LD IN WASHINGTON BY N. W. BUROBELL, 1332 F et. n. JACKSON & CO., 626 Penns} ivants aye WILLIAM ORME .w. & SONS, LOLS Ponn-ave.0.w. BLW. REEDS SONS, EBIG Fst Roe ii aplt-3t BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania n.w. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 610 Pa. ave. n.w. ELIA CHELINI, 135 Pa. ave. and 1:36 B st. A OHELINI, 4:35 é JOHN H. MAGRODER, 2421 New York ave.n. w. HOLMES & BROTHER, corner Ist and E sts.n.w. Q. O. BRYAN, corner 15th and I streets n.w. oO. wr ‘N18 Pennsylvania avenue nw. JOHN KEYWORTH, cornec 9th and D sts. n.w. ASHBY & OO., corner 3d and Esta. n.w. Mrs. T. E. BRYAN, 148 C street nc. F. D. KEYWORTH, 429 7th street n.w. SCOTT & GARRISON, Corcoran and 14th sts. B.W., and by leading’ Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drusvists and Restanrants everywhere Also, for sale, G.O. TAYLOR'S OLD BOURBON and OLD BOURBON ROCK—best in the worid for general use and medicinal purposes. J. H. CRANE, WHOLFAALE AG ‘5 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. apl4-Im THE REASON WHY DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Ist. It is a compound of rich and rare odors. 2a. For Fragrance, Strength and Durability it is unexcelled. $d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is a marvel. Retails at 16c., 25c., 50c., $1, and can be had of aul Deugxists and Fancy Goods ‘Dealers in the Uni- LLY, J. & CO., Proj Sy marl8-1n1,2p, m10Fe. DOUGLASS’, St. Cloud Bulld’g. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PARASOLS—New and Eleant Desixns. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. CORSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. NOVELTIES in Made-up Lace Goods. LATEST STYLES IN EAOH DEPARTMENT. MEN’S DEPARTMENT will stall ties contain the choicest goods at the Shot inns UGLASs:, Wo scrss TO EUROPE. J. W BOTELER & BRO. Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets in this District of the <i INMAN STEAMSHIP CO Parties proposiny to visit Europe can obtain all information by applying to mie . W. BOTELER & BRO. apl2-lm 923 avenue. ‘ERKA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, 1d itatic f all kinds of ston: just as and in imitation of i" in J e, and fi Ninth St. apl0-Iw For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., mar27-ly Near B. & O. Depot. OTICE. ‘The Books for subscription to the balance of the Capital Stock of the ‘NATIONAL FAIR ASSOOIA- TION will be open at the Office of the Association, 803 Market Space, until May 1. ‘Members who have paid up their subscription can obtain their ion tickets to the grounds by Eee we sficr tin date wines Gee eae lit WM. M. GALT, President. OODRUFE’S FILE HOLDERS FOR FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS, SAFES, DESES, ae| FOR FILING LETTERS, VOUCHERS, DEEDS, WILLS, PAMPHLETS, &o., &o. SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, w-s,t0..3m 705 and 707 Oth st. m.we ue MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ Plc patach atin Sats SPECIFICS. from ample experience an entire success. Simple, mpt, efficient, and reliabl ‘the only medicines adapted 16 popwar mas. ey srethe LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. \. Fevers, Congestion, Infiammations Coe Con, oe olic " Diarrhces of Children or ‘Adulte as Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Oolic olera Merbus, Vomiting. Pag a ecey eee e, Headac! . Sick Headaches 3 Sup or Painful Periods. Whites, too profuse Periods Grou; cca epee Breathing-- REE s2n zany Salt Fever and Avie, Chill, Fever, Ai Piles. Blind or Bleeding. Grhcopine Oooh visiast oer hur Coush, viol General Bebil ty, ‘Physical Weakuess, Kidney Dincase Teinaty Weetnens’ Weltiog the Bed Trinary Weakn ing thie Disease of the Heart Palptation. bot BSESES Or Leneciiby oe ene or single free of charge, Sees ee dhe AU RERETE, CopOrAT=IO MED. Humphreys’ Specific Manual on Disease and Ite Cure (144 p> ges), sent free. aps-eoly ONE PRICE. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. A CARD. We beg to announce that our present Building, being altogether too small for the comfort of our patrons, and the proper display of our large LARGE STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS GENERAL DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY, We have also rented the ENTIRE PREMISES, No. 709 Market Space, On MONDAY, Apnrr, 12TH, and throughout the week, we shall offer attractive BARGAINS In 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 INOREASED FACILITIES for showing our Merchandise ADVANTAGEOUS- LY. We respectfully invite the public generally to inspect our various lines of goods. At the same time, we desire to thank the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and vicinity for their appreciation and patronage, and to confirm this assurance by promising @ continuance of PROMPT ATTENTION LARGE ASSORTMENTS, ‘D FIRST-CLASS GOODS, ar NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 705 and 709 MARHET SPACE. ONE PRICE. aplo M="5 AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, ay OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR ¥uU TO PICK FROM. Inever before sold Clothing as low as at the pre- sent time, and never before have I offered one-half as 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 guarantee of success, and the patronage I have enjoyed since 1869 is the best evidence of my capability of cater- ing to the wants of the community, A. STRAUS, OLOTHIER, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, apl3 Between 10th and 11th streets. BHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c ° TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARK. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Helief and a Radical Cure. Back- Er Ed TING Housenold can afferd to be without it. _ Wo oan refer to thousands who owe thelr lives to "BAT filuninated Oirculars sent free, upon appli- “Ro rick in trying tt, as we guarantes satisfaction O7gp cents and 81 per bottle. Trini Bottles. abo. Bold by all Druggists. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, mari-20 237 Broadway, N. ¥. sten.w. All'the different kinds of sold Snderchanged. Henting and Hepalring our tpe- COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS, 68 Broadway, ow rere, d sell on small margins all Stocks quoted on ew Yo Exchange: ‘Stock ; also deal in Stock Privi- Ieee Goutracts ‘at close rates. Correspondence s0- icited. ap9-00 a eee ey | FOR RENT AND SALE. Zs # ¢ + WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTED. eood COOK. Mrs. BAKBER, Le | FZOR RENT—Two five-room HOUSES. Nos. 1720 Droit Park. apls-3t and 1722 Vermont ave. Apply at 1314 Vermont WANTED A YOUTH to sell soda water and make himself useful in «eneral. Apply at Drug Store 428 9th st. n.w. t* WASEDA WHITE GIRL to dogeneral house- work in asmallfamiiy. Best of reference rs quired. Call 219 Dat. It WASTED SRIRT and WAIST HANDS, ‘at Mme. GARRETT'S, 1223 F st. None’ but fast, first-class hands need apply. tt WANSTED-A BUSHELMAN. A’ first - class workman sili fiad a permanent situation. SELTZ & MERTZ. 437 9th st. apl5-3t V TANTED—At 1216 Pa ave.. one good COOK and OYSTER SHOUOKER and WAITER. lone but wood ones need apply. ED. DONNEL- w.; havea south front, and are Proving locality. Call at 1921 M st.n. R SALE—Desirable 8-room BRICK HOUSE. No. 2 Ist. n. w. ; bathroom, hot and cold wa- ter, and good cellar; on easy teruis. Inquire at 12 Fst.n.w., from 5to8 p.m. apls-6t* OR RENT—Seven-room HOUSE, No. 1019 11th &t..w. : alse, 2 six-room HOUSES; rent 318. Also, STABLE; ‘also, 11 new HOUSES. App! ly at 1106 Lat.n.w., or 215 43 at.n.w. apl5-3t ‘OR RENT—Two first-class RESIDENCES sita- ated on Rhode Island ave., between 15th and Jeth ste, adjacent to Scott statue, Nos. 1509 and A 2. we apls-26 WANZED—A neat, intelligent COLORED GIRL, not under 18 years of age, as dining-room ser- vant and chambermaid. 1412 N st. now. WANTED by gentleman and wife, three Ui furnished ROOMS, second floor, for house: keeping: terms must be low; will be permanent; State price. R., 1413 Pa. ave. apl5-3t* WASTED—An active YOUNG MAN for ont-door Work in the real estate and insurance busi- ness. Liberal commission to the right party. Ad- dress Box 147, Star Office. apis-3t W ANGER By a respectable white girl, a SITU- ATION as chambermaid or to do general housework in a small family. Apply at No. 2711 K st. n.w. Vv yy ANTED—By a colorea girl, a SITUATION as. ambernaid or nurse. Can give cood refer- en Apply 924 Temperance Hall alley, between 9th and 10th and D and E sts. u.w. apl5-2t* WASTED A MAILING CLERK. “Onc capable of assisting with correspondence and genera deek work preferred. | Waxes 82.50 per week. Ad- dress *Ecitor,” Box 21, City P. 0. it WANING Ry Feenectable white wel, @SITUA- TION to do chamberwork or housework. No objection to do nursing. Can do plain sewin« Good references. Call or addreas for three day No 1224 24th st. n.w 1 Wee Xo.) CARBIAGE PAINTER, WM. WALTER, cor. 14th & D sts.n.w ald WANTED. EDIATELY—At No. 1010 Pa. avi YY _ 10 first-class PANTALOONS HANDS. ai4-2t* ANTED—A competent WOMAN References req) we Best of reference. 1° r for ceneral housework at 1340 New York ave. None ueed apply without city references. apli 2t* WANTED 5, By an, cxberienced Saleslady a PLACE in some Fat nd Dry Goods store Best of reference. Apply at 710 Va. ave. &.e.al4-3t* V J ANTED-—A firet.claas colored WAITER, one who can make himself xenerally useful. “City references required. Inquire at No. 609 Fst. n.W. apl4-2t" WANZED By respectable settled white woman a SITUATION as chambermaid and take csre of children. “Best reference. Apply 721 6th st. bet. Gand Va, ave., navy yard. apl4-2t WANTED By axencral utility and @ practical mechanic a SITUATION, object steady em- ployment with smailsalary ; willing to work ai thing. Address T. E. C., Star office. ap y ANTED—InwepiaTELy—Head OOOK, second and Pastry COOK. None but thorouihly ex- perienced in Hote] and Restaurant service need ap- colored preferred. Address for three days x 84, Star office. apl4-3t* WANTED_An active PARTNER, 8 lawyer or VY claim aont, who can command, 82,500 cash. Fifteen thousand dollars quaranteed in from six months to twoyears. Highest referexces furnished. Address LAWYER, Star office. apl4-2t WV ASTED-SITUATION wanted by Scotch m: as foreman or farm ma: rer; lone experience in both countries: understands care of stock: wife «ood milker and experienced dairy maid. Beat of references. Address Box No. 56, Fairfax ©. H., Va. apl4-3t" WNT RR OEHORS, CORRFSPOND) JOURNALISTS and CONT: ed for 37 salaried and piece- work uscripts immediately placed f a lisher. Correspondence invited. ATHE BUREAU OF LITERATURE, 37 Park Kow, apl4-w, th,m-3t* WANTED-A, JQURNEYMAN TAILOR HEIL'S, 322 Penna. aye. n.w. E WANSTED_A WOMAN (white preferred) 10 cook and do general xousework in a small family. Beat of references required. 615 E st. n.w. a) WANTED FAMILIES to furnish with Ser- vants. ‘ry us. Also, white and colored Ser yante, with reference. ‘*Employment Office," No. 926 F st.n.w. 0. E. PRICE & CO. ap3-2w* WANTED COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS and VV NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, Fee gercrence. Servants foeeted at short notice. enyploymen . : Mebox 4 ice, corner’ and G ste. 2 P. Im. y ANTED By a French lady, SITUATION aa ‘V companion, or to take charge of an invalid Koing to Europe. | Best of references. Salary 120 Cbject. Address FRENCH LADY, Btar office. a3-20* WANTED CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICHES Steam Beating Works, 490 Maing Orders by mail or left at W.’ B. Moses, cor. 7th's and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Oo., 1323 F st.. Carpet Dealers. oct22-6m, PERSONAL. Apply to J. J. SHEDD, No. 1402 14th st ‘OR RENT—Unfurnished, suitable for light housekeeping, SECOND’ FLOOR of house 938 Ret. n.w.; cas, bath and cellar. apl4-2t ‘OR RENT—Cuear—STORE ROOM; also, FIF- TEEN 1 ARGE ROOMS for Oftices, Artisans or Lodging Rooms. No. Sil Est., near Post and Patent office. apla-st* a ‘THE CORCORAN BUILDING, MONEY TO LOAN. BEM) y ES 1 SUNY We LOAN ay 7 Pe CENT. Orrostre U. 8. Treastrt, 15ta STREET. AA DURCANSON ROR, Fine 81 Ofce Room amiieisi p1s-3 %h and D sts. n. cath f—for Business Omhcas, Ntudioa, ofc. Wate Sees D TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT. an onevery floor. Elevator and steam heat. my to Dark ‘of the Janitor. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, Sy ne aren Inquire aple-st = 7. RK RENT—1719 Rhode Isiand ave.n.w.—Hand- J ANTED 81,000. at & per ont. fortwo years, Brene: BRICK RESIDENCE omens Se W Gm good real extate security. Addreas = . roomy every 001 tuatic s 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—430 Ist st. n.e., a J-room Brick House, with modern improventents. Price $18 per month. FOR RENT—Small Brick on Pst., near Ist st.n. w. Price $10 per month. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., apis. 1223 F street n.w. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished SUITE: bay window, bath, Xc., second floor, and one Room on third floor.” Parties having cliildren or servants need pot apply. 1423 Iowa Circle. al4-6t* FO8 BENT, AND, SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION Bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th of every, rh, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st: n.w. apli-st* (OR RENT—DWELLING, No. 2005 Tst. a. 12 rooms, dry cellar, with all modern imoro ments. Apply 1733 Ist.’ apl3-6t ‘OR RENT—Four ROOMS, second and third floors, No. 818 F st. n.w. Inquire in Store. apl3-3t* OK RENT—BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, ca cellar, bath, &c. ; large yard: near market and Street cars: K st.n.w., near 3d. C. H. AMEN, 633 F st., or 1443 Q st. avls VOR RENT—A five-room HOUSE, with water, 816 24th st.n.w., 813.25 per month in advance. o Dr. LOUIS MACKALL, cor.Conxress and ton ts., Georgetown. 13-3t* OR RENT—Five ROOMS, suitable for house- keeping, in three-story Brick House: location ood ; house now occupied only by small Tapaily of 2. adults. Apply 1414 9th st.n.w. (OR RENT—HOUSE, 449 Mass: me mod apts: FOR RENT_PARLOR and BEDROOM attached, on, firat floor, two persons, with Board: #50: Also, SUITE on second floor, as Parlor and Bed. room; bath, hot and cold. 227 3d st-n.w. ap13-3t* (OR RENT—A private tamily living inan ele- nt new House. will rent PARLOR and BED- ROOM adjoining, toa li r gentleman of means containing eight rooms, improvements, Key at ry corner Store. and position. Addrees Mrs. » care 1408 14th st.n.w. apl3-3t WOR SALE—Very desirable three: ih tory HOUSE and N sts. n.w.; , back building. Terms to suit. Apply 1312 12th st. n.W. apl2-2w* VOR, RENT—Elegant APARTMENTS on first ‘and second floors: sonthern, eastern and west- rn exposure, all modern conveniences, at 1027 near corner 12t! Vermont ave., near McPherson 8q) apl2-4t FRGE RENT From July Tet, 1880, No. 1607 H st., next door to Mr. Gorcoran'’s residence, fronting Lafayette Square; a first-class house in every respect. Apply to A. HYDE, Rigs & Co.al (OR SALE—Desirable 11-roon, BRI m. i., bay window; front and bac stable; side and rear alley Star office. ap12. easy terms. Address ‘WEST FOR SENT Ty handsome new brick DWELL- INGS, 7 and 8 rooms, m.i.: n.w.: $25 and per month. For Sale—New BRIOK, Srs., m.i., 2,800. J. G. HESTER, 519 7th st. ‘apo (OR RENT—Nice 7 reom HOUSE, on Defress st. ; gas and water, and large dry’ cellar; rent, $15; may be bought'very cheap, if taken before rented. Apply to CHASE ROYS, 321 Pa. avenue new. apd-20 (OR RENI—A large, elexantly furnished HOUBE; centrally and elixibly located, front- ing a public reservation; suitable fora Senator or Representative; will rent for one year or longer. Apply toB. F. HANLEY, Attorney-at-Law, No. 617 Louisiana ave. ap)-6t Fe SALE—Curar—Terms $25 cash and 816 monthly, new 7 room HOU with hall, bay dow, was, bath-room, &c. . 1117 Park Place n-e., 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. STARK, 1429 New York avenue. ap9-6t Fok SALE OR, RENT—An cleant COUNTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved by two-story and basement Dwelling, containing 8 roome; fine lawn, frnit and water; one mile and a half from Brooks’ Station on Metropolitan Branch of Balti- more & Ohio R. R., 4 miles from city. For price, terms, &e., inquire of HELLEN & NICHOLSON, 615 7th et. 8p9-1m. (OR RENT—That very choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th st., near Scott Statue. All m. i., 9 rooms and bath. “Rent 835. Inquireatthe house or of J. W. P. MYBRS, 715 15th st. ap7-Im. POE RENT—The delizhtfal RESIDENCE known as Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining Soldiers’ Home, entrance from Whitney avenue by cars to xate; best situation in District for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st.” a5-Im* V4, DUE YOUNG LADY DRESSED IN BLACK, having dark hair and branette complexion, who passed xentiemen on corner of New York ave. and lith et., at about 8 o'clock this (Thursday) morn- ing, and entered the Treasury building by the basement door en 16th st., is unmarried,an honor- able man of position and ‘character would be glad to make her acquaintance. Address FRA WHITLOWE, Oity P. 0. one Missouri Pacific R. R., Ni of 16 shares of W. G.'R. R. (city); one Certificate of 8 shares of National Met, Bank, #100 each; one Certificate of 20 shares of Columbia R. R. (city), and two District of Colum- bia Bonds, $50 each. A. R. ALLEN, 2-tt* No. 1148 7th st. n.w. OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports asto the responsibility of people, with ‘abstracts of Hens on real estate. 506 10th at. n.w., 6 3.m. to.10 p.m. Always in before9 and from 205. apl0-1m ARAM HOSS, ‘the long-established, reliable Clairvoyant and Astrologiat, gives better satis- faction ip aif affairs of life than anyone in the p feasion ; tells the past, present and future dest{n: Kives advice and assistance on all matters appa ining to business, love aud matrimony. TROULLY Oat. Batisfaction given or no Consultation Rooms, 403 2d at., A Dw. ap KR. J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto., Md., has devoted 30 years to the successful treatment of Nervous Debility, Evil Forebodings, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Weak- ness, &c., those dire results of indiscretion. Pois- onous Diseases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin. Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c., radically cured without mercury. | Write or call. ""R. B. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. mar31-3m DekQBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies 9r Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 2 to 9 p.m., Ost. n.w., near 43g st. Offices perfectly pri: No failures. Main office, more. mar27-1m FP EMOREHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, you have nothing to pay until youare cured. A. A. CORK- IN8, M.D), H14 13th ste mew, marl7-3m above BOARDING. OARDING.—Large communicating Furnished ROOMS on second and third floors: also, single KOOMS: modern improvements aud firat-class TABLF. 514 13th st.n.w. apl5-3t* ‘OR KENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin- ele. Apply 1326 New York ave. Also, TABLE BOARD, first-class. apis -3t* OARDING.—Large communicating ROOMS on third floor; also, single ROOMS. — TABLE BOARD. Modernimprovements. 1336 I st., op- posite Franklin Park. apl0-6t* OR RENT—With First-class TABLE BOARD. anicely-furnished FRONT ROOM: also, joining HALL ROOM, at No. 920 New eS nw. ay HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for $25 and $30 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam and every way desirable. mar29-Im_ IEE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th st.n.w., is one T arding of the cosiest and best conducted bo: houses in the city. Transient boarders sco~mmo- dated at reasonable terms. novld LOST AND FOUND. OST—April 14th, POCKETBOOK, containing $10 in bills and silver money; also, a GOLD KING. Finder will be suitably rewarded if left at No. 726 1ith et. n.w. apl5-3t* ‘OS8T—On the avenue cars or on $d on D st. Wz, ABSTRACT of TITLE to lot 10, square $45, ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving it with JOHN PACH, 506 10th st. n.w. apls-2t* | (ea 13th, a TERRIER DOG—crosa be- tween Scotch and Black and Tan— had en collar, with Sbraes lock; answers: tonameofJuck Reward paid if returned to 1110S st. n.w. 1t* ‘OUND- In the Capito) building, on the 6th inst. & PIECE OF JEWELEY, Apply to J. PLY. TON. Boston, Mase., No.7 Hawthorn st. apis at* [08 Monday night, Pigck and Tan BrrcH: ward upon return to JAS. SHIELDS, aD re be , corner 1334 and D sts. n.w. apls-3t" L8t Fatt tocther. « Brown SETTER JIP, little white on feet. and under chin, Shain for collar and tae: ulso, yeuns, Black BETTER DOG, white spot on breast. Liberal reward if’ returned to 321 13th st. B.w. apl3- ALECamPane AND HOREHOUND Splendid R eas Rivas emedy. Hal ac Toxo EXTRACT OF WITCH: HAZ) per pint; a great reduction in price. ae ARTHUR, twa" ANS, Pharmacist, opi. “Tathand Vand 2d aad D sts. n-w. 25 cts. at 50 cts. Orr !— STATUARY, C IT, ERY wgguee MONUMENTS, BEAD BTONES, MANTELS, &c., which will be oe 'S made to orfer_ oO pare Posen ERE ORD, aprs, wan" Near Star Office. ‘ORNEW’S E WILL GUBE In- a fog punfging tho, Wad aad Folatiag ho mysisu- For sale at the Cepot, 704 5th st. n.w., or “ CHOMWELL'S, ROE RENT Several of, those beautifal and gon- venient RESIDENOES in ‘Grant's Row," on East Capitol st, ; can be leased lower than any other like houses in the District. These houses are lance and spacious, containing fourteen rooms, three bathrooms, washstands and large closets in the chambers, large Isundry with stationary tub: grates in the principal rooms, lange furneces, and an abundance of hot and cold water throughont the houses; supplied by a steam foree pump: beautiful grounds and good stables. Apply to F. A. GRANT CO., cor. 3d and East Capitol sts., or HENRY O. BLISS, Attorney, 1427 F st.n.w. ap2-26 (OK RENT—ROOMS ; new house, new furniture; first-class in every respect. No. 422 5th si bet. D and E eta. n.w. margi-Im* ‘OR RENT AND SALE. FoR Mail tnt caver send for REAL ES- TATE REVIEW, published monthly free. mar24-2m. . H. WARNER, 916 & st. n.w. FOR, SALE GRP ON ABLE Tenats—Oottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvementa, grounds and shrubbery: in one of the best localities ‘OR SALE. DUVALL & MARK, Rear Estave AND INsUBANCE AGENTS, 804 F st.. LeDroit Building. 3 story and basement brick dwelling, D st., bet. 2 sud 3d n.w., 10 re 3 story briek dwelling, R. I. ave., bet. 9th and 10th n.w., 10 rs. Pierce Place, 2 story and basement bk. dlw’ng, Columbia st., near O, 8 rs., brick dwelling. 12th st., bet.’S and T) brick dwelling, 7 rs. 1500 Q st., brick dwelling, 7 rs. 805 O, brick dwelling, 9 rs. 403 O, brick dwelling, 5 rs. Houses on Myrtle st., between North Capitol and Ist, and 1thet., near 8, on long time. apl0 FO! BENT-2y B. O. HOLTZMAN, Beat EsTaixz AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 610 Ls. av., n.w.....$25 ape Portion [107 Fur. house, 50 $26 12th n.’ w. ‘and bath. 50 Fur. house, 40 231 445 stnlw 410 N. J. ‘aye., 8 rs BIS _H st. n.e., store 15 rs $25 Ist st. s.¢., 7 rs. ‘and bath. 809 Rost. n. and bath. 817 D st. 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; also, Houses in every section at prices from 81,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ets. n.w. apl0 JOR SALE— S11 Est. u.w., five-story Brick, 17 rooms. 110 Ist. n-w., New Double House, 3 stories and basement, 182 Cs three-story and basement Brick. - h.e., two-story Frame. wahirteen Acres of Land adjoining the land of the Yashington Brick Mac! Bo. CARRINGTON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys-at-Law, ap5-1m 458 Louisiana avenie. [Red ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Sr. Croup Britprva, 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 Exchanged for Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. FOR SALE. Fe SALE — Cue. HORSE, BUGGY HAR ab Jady. Fe SALE—-ENGINEERS’ INSTRUMENTS— Transit and level—both in good order. Room 1, 607 Louisiana ave. apl4-6t" Fed SAbkG tare Tumouts, comprising Brown team of HORSES, Victoria and harness; Bay Horse, Conpe, Rockaway and Harness: fine Brown Mare, Buggy and Harness, and Landanlet Carriage and cood Work Horse cheap. All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive prompt attention. and satisfaction zuar- anteed. ‘M. F. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 aaa: n.w. ap FS SALE—JnEar, TO Cas PURCHASER—A FAMILY CARRIAGE, best make, ured but six weeks. Aris Res Wen: A Os lONEY ON REAL E: Ix Sums ro Surr, rate At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. R. O. HOLTZMAN, ano 10th and F ste. 0 LOAN—On mal wtate eccarity, €3,000 at € per cent. ; $1,500, $1000 and S500, at 7 . Money in hand: BES LEIGHTON. ay?-Im* 323 4% «t. n. 50, 000TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN THE northwest, with ample marwin, at 6 per onts also, several fmaller sums (money In hand) at low rates. FH. SMITH, 806 F st., LeDroit Building mara6-1m MOPE¥ To Loan— 810,000 TO LOAN, In_amonnte to suit, st 6 per cent. interest, on Bret-class gilt edue real estate sectirity:. B. H. WARNER, marl9 916 F st. ow. ET BUSINESS CHANCES. JOR SALE AND RENT-SHELVING ant COUNTENS of Drug Store for sale, and Honee for rent, cor. 12th and Q ate. Foss eet MEAT and PROVISION ~will . doing a fair cash business, Appiy 421 7th st. 8. wt Wy, A FEW DRAWBACKS FOR A CLIENT. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ay 18-3 9 7th atiwet HOUSE TO RENT. TWO FoR SALE oa y terms: allnew. One-third of s mile from Fost Falls Church stetion. Address WELLS FORBES, Falla Church, Va LARGE TOF BOX FOR SALE «1 4A. Grocery and Provision dealer st se. WASTED 880 for Six monthe on Arat-ciase lateral, $50 bonus. Address BONUS, Star oftice aplé-st* 1.000 WANTED (cod percontaze) on improunl © city property, first mortage. Address Box 17, Biar ottice, aylt-st JOR SALE—A BUSINESS which has boon estab: liched twenty years for B75: easy terms, $404 h, balance in twelve monthly payments. Will half interest for $450 cash to @ responsible ty. $1,400 per vear profits. Reason for selling business.” Address immediately box 85, Star apla-2t* 15 PEFR OE MERGYED AND UNIMI- 2) PROVED PROPERTY. The own avin“ been forced to purchase at push WR som * has in -_ Apply to DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, 9th and 'D sta. n. QPECIAT AND BACK TAXES PAW A , lane discount by JOHN T. ARMS, S10 F st. now. ANTED—A good UNENCUMBERED LOT Worth 800 ” new Brick RE and LOT, 8. nw. ; title perfect. Box 107 apls6t ymimrly buy ius the tix ares and improvements. It ig one of the cheapest and best stores on 7th st. No bogus asked for. apl-Tt 1. P. LIBBEY. Fi SALE—One ot the most DRUG STORES in the city. Stock complete and fresh, fixtures first-class, neiwhborhood xoellent, and business increasing monthly. Keason for sell ing, dissolotion of partnership. Address PHAR. MACIEN, City P.O. apl2-6t* UTIFUL COUNTRY HOME POR SALE— At Adamstown, B. & O. R. R., 47 miles from chington, 23 Acres, high!y improved. lance modern Brick Dwelling. Stables, Carriage House, texirable «mall Ice House, &c., in fine order: good fruit; location ‘healthy, scenery fine, urehes and schools. Address DOLL 4 ALB: Fred erick, Md. cont JOR SALE—AT 4 GuraT Dancatn— Sixty five ACRES, six miles from Washington, near Hy- eville Station, B. & O. R. K.. well watered, fine i; good bunldings, in execiie ndition. F.H. SMITH or J, T. COLDWELL, 806 F st., Le Droit Building. apl-eom @ ARGAINS.—We have for inmediate ale 50 ACRES OF LAND, four miles from the city, hear 7th street road. | Will be sold entire at the ex- ne low price of 50 per acre, or in five 1t-acra 60, each lot having beautiful site and well ‘This land is offered over one-third loss orate, than the adjacent farm. Terme very Also two rmuall Press Brick HOUSES ; seven ater and bath. Renting fc toan immediate customer, #2 , W. E. BURPOR! ay No. 702 E street n WANED MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. RANTS, Soldiers’ Homestead OLAIMS, and all kindsof Land Scrip, for which highest’ rates will be paid. WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building. ap3-3m he ON DUPONT CIRCLE FOR SALE. ‘The owner offers 7,500 feet of GROUND, front inw on this elegant Circle, for saleata barzain for cath. Thepurchaser will get 3,000 feet of parking and a frontage cf 160 feet on avenue and Circle. No agents need apply Address DUPONT, City P. 0. ay3-2w DEN'S Stable, G st,, between 6th and. apl2-6t 7th sts. n.w F DR SALE Lane youns brown MARE, per- fectly sound and gentle; lady can driv her; owner's goingaway. GHEEN'S 8! Dan ble, Sthand Tats. Baw. ‘apy. OR SALE—20 head of HORSES just arrived Ohio. One pair of bay Horses, one’ nee San of sorrel Horses and two saddlé Horses: one brown Mare, 5 y: old, can trot in FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OTTY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain ing seven rooms, with seven lote in fine oondition. A FAKM, containing about forty-three acres, situated at the Washington & Ohio Junction; eh minutes ride from city; good dwelling and ntynildings; suited for stock’ yard, ‘market war- den on greenhouse. A rare chance. Apniy to miar20-1m DUNCANSO® BROS” Anots of Georgetown; cars pass the door. Inquire Re- | 33:20: can be seen at’ JNO. BIMMONS™ 3 -RORES NTA] corder's Office, Oity Hall. mari6-6w* enw ee ea ae PROFESSIONAL. ‘OR RENT—Fwnished PARLORS and BED- he Dental ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekee| ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Pennayl- i cor. 435 st. uel 1-9m" vania av SUMMER RESORTS. Fok BENT - IN OAKLAND, Mp, Two furnished COTTAGES, containing, pine aud thirteen roome—the Tatter with A) hot and cold water in kitchen aud bath- Letil rooms. Very desirably located, overlooking tue town, and " convenient to the Depots, Hotels, Churches, &e. For further particulars apply to A. A. PERRY, Baltimore, Md. m QEASON OF 1880, 7 BRIGHT HOUSE, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL., Will open MAY 20TH, 1880. Terma reasonable. Bend for circular. feb25-6m___ WALTER BURTON. Proprietor. \AHE NOTICE.—Since January, 1878,I have repaired from 3 to 4 watches a day, at prices ing from 82 to $30 for each watch." I Rive $1,000 to any one who can eee my pul ed promise to return every dollar for work not satis. ractory has ever been required. N. JENSEN, 913 Pennsylvania ave mard WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT WE sell a first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT much better anda [Bore deal cheaper than a common new suit can be bought, at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th st. n.w. N.B.—We buy but first-class: Clothing mar25 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF DISHES AND SAUCES. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT 0) MEAT. ‘Is a success and a boon Tor which os. tions should feel, "—-Bee* a “Lancet,” ‘British Medical Journal,” &. OAUTION.—Gennine only with the fac simile of Barn Liebig’s Signature in Blue Ink scroes the “*Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To behad of a Srarexcopers, Grocers, and Chemists. Sole agents, for the Unit Leh eese Onn AVID & OO., 43, 6, London, maar 1l-ly GENUINE BLUE MIDDLESEX FLAN. NEL SUITS, $12, the only make that will hold itwcolors: Youthi” from 16 0 31 year, 81 ware ranted fast colors: Boys’, 12 to 16, 88 and $10. best ‘ods; School Suita from 83 to 86; Boys’ Dress Bute, faney colors, 850 810; odd Jackets at halt yalus| odd Goats for men, one-half 'prioe: ‘School Wool Hate, 40, 58 and 75; Straw Hats from 150. “Bien Bi apl0 UT THE BES eae! sthae a SIRLOIN ‘ ap2-tal5 ——————————___& BASLE, Act mre CELLULOID TRUSS ANDSUPPORTEBS. THAT NEVER RUSTS, NEVER BREA NEVER WEABSOUT, ALWAYS OCEAN sets be worn while ba is for sale at Mrs, Fisher aovotes Ler oa to the wenlsot abs, Fishes ‘wan! BRELLAS PAR ‘ov- Uthab ard hepainey CARASOLS 00 ae rr Da + B. B. CHASE'S, 1412 Pa. ave. apl0-20* Opposite Hotel. ——— ee ee posite Willard’ toa prieore tlbaoaul te 0. R SALE—A SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- le for light business purposes Jump, Keats, Rockaways, Bugmies, Coupes, Xc. Repairing promptly attended to. ROBERT H.GRAHAM, Repository and Factory 410-416 8th st., between D and En.w. GRAND UPRIGHT “STIEFF° NEY. PIANO will positively besold at a OR aps Tifice for cash, owner leaving city. Can! We ecen 723 7th st. n.w. aps-2w* Fe SALE—Just arrived—20 head of fine driving Eland Baddie HORRES, Guely bred and San eedy, CEL EN’S, tpl ‘No. 645 New York ave. F%&, SALE—Ar a BanGarn—Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS on Capitol Hi!l and northwest sec- tion of city. Splendid chance for builders. In- quire 425 1th st. n-w- mard5-1m ARGE STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable ffor all kinds of business. “Alea, lot of ‘DE WAGONS. This Wason 15 nice. SE B finished. TOP BUGGIES, DOOTOR. -HETONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WAGONS for sale very low on monthly instalments. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Proapect st., rgetown. marli-3m COAL AND WOOD. wh Dr , formerly of 918 F avenue. A continuance of patronage —~ ~ im fully eolicited. aps Se Oa oo ov : +t.” Cppcaite Calvary Baptist Ghurch Fill: ing'a specialty. Teeth on gold and silver. Gas sa- ministered. Charget moderate. Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and otherr. mé. GERVICEABLE FEET BEING REQUI- #9 ite to health and usefulness, thousands of ox- perienced personaes, from far and near, vinit DI. HITE'S | well-known establishment, opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Nails, Vas- cular ‘Excreseuces and other ailments of the fect. Established 1861. Office fee, 81 per visit. mard CCGENS, BUNTONS, ‘ho.. radically cured by the Austrian Chiropodist, De. J. KYBAOK, by skillfnl and painless operation, combined with his PEs et and etlective remedies. emember, No. (422 Penngylvania ave. feba5 x ENBORN, Dentist, removed to 410 11th n.w. CELLULOID TEETH inserted & $10 por act, and all operations on the: natural Teeth at reasonable prices. Ex- tracting, 50 cents. NAtionaL 3 FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL ana KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over al] competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov: OAL. Woop. C JOHNSON BROTHERS. Muli Weigh iat Gunlitye bee Poon eight. Be ity. 7] . COAL. Prompt Deliveries, WOOD. Main office, wharves, mill and depot connected with ‘up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilities and advan’ for economically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves, factory, extensive store yards enabling us to stock uy when coal is lowest; offices throughout the city, and all in immediate commu- nication, prompt attention to orders, we ‘We insure strictly pure coal, of 2,240 ponnds to JOHNSON BROTH! ‘Main mill and foot of 12th, 13th and ices: 1202 Fst. .w. ; 1112 9th «t. 1th st. n.w.: and 241 Pa.av. 8.8. ol EDUCATIONAL. WW. FLYNN, A. M. Ss. 702 Stu Srarer N.W. CLassEs—Afternoen, 1 to4; Kvening,7to9. $10 Pee coarier in advance. Latin, Greck, German, .ch, English, Mathematics, Penmanship, Book: Tega, Weet eine, Anemnohi: aaa artten tor Co “ee, Wes! nna} and all competitive exaisinations. Erivate lessons on moderate terms, EB ee ‘PROFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 Igth st, nati versity, Paris. Private inetruct! of corupine Ua tf ion Drancties and niooties Tere oan ap9-3m ‘4TH 8T.-WLLE V. PRUD HOMME is 910 siranitins coccte Penh Afternoon classes for children at 3 Saturdays, Ei ldren at 3¥¢; 8. m. Terms hours: moderate. Omice 12 m. tol P.m. ; Mondays and Thursdays, 4 to 6. mar29 |ANO, ORGAN and SCE. oe eet 0, engl oe ‘a8 well as those J.% : [tg Oe a feb26-2m* RDVILLE, = jaarter ; $45. Stu- Mir Boys, SP) Pet a yaleor zyard First Ja? J. SHOR’ A. M., Principal. R. M. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lara STREET, over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide given for the painless extrac-' tion of Teeth. Each Tooth $1 Artificial Teeth of every kind inserted. All operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to th jeasant and convenient location of this office. ‘Tlrve lines of cars pass the door. soph RK. T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to southeast corner 7th and! sts. n.w. Teeth inserted $7 per set. my28 R. DUKE, Dentist, 919 7th st. n.w., between Tand Keis, Beautiful Sets of Teeth Teeth Filled, $1; Extracting without! 50 cents. All operations warranted. oct31 EXCURSIONS. COOK’S TOURS! Messrs. THOMAS COOK & SON, originators of the world-renowned Tourist and Excursion System, established 1841, bec to inform the public thatthey have opened s hew Branch Ofice in Washing- ton, situated in Corcoran Building, 1431 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, for the sale of their Tourist Tickets, and where every information concerning their extensive sys tem of travel can be obi 41880. For the mmer of ‘NUAL MAY PARTY. Grand Annual Ddueational Vacation rty. Midsummer aye A Pam} ae on ing full particulars, MAP OF EUROPE, sent free on application. " KETS ALL PARTS Single Journey and Excursion Tickets, available d by train, at reduced rates, by ali Tinks of steamers, inated tf travelers. K’S AMERICAN TOURS To all sacss of Plosours Hesort in the Dudted States and Canadas. Cook’s Excursionist contains fares for over Portras by mail 10 couts. For full parowlars Please address Soma COOK & SON, Ah ana ivania avenue. chicf American Ofice "S61 Broadway, Office, ©. A. BARATTONI Manager. marl8-colm ECOND HAND CLOTHING. ‘ATS, B SHOES, WATCHES, paper oe te ‘highest cash prices on M. WALSKEY, 901 D Legare oo a W.! wmnarcer. DYEING AND SCOURING @ JEFFERSON ST., Goscrrown, D. 0. ‘Work called for, and delivered free of charge. (Bend your edarese-