Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ‘TUESDAY.. .- April 29, LSS0. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, tena fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper @ublished in Washington, and equal tothat Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. 0 Se ‘The Candidates at Cincinnati. ‘The democratic party ts so engaged with Til- den at present that it has very little time to discuss Its other candidates for the presidential nominution, and therefore it 1s dificult to esti- mate how much of a boom the several aspirants have behind them. Until recently it was gene- rally conceded that Tilden had a stronger back- ipg than any man in his party for tae nomina- ton, but the last few weeks have developed the fact that he is unacceptable to a large element Of his party, and this hasoperated against him. Nothing has weakened Tilden so much as the evidences of intense hostility to him tn the southern states. Practical democrats admit that their party cannot hope toelect a President except with the ald of the solid south. Since this southern opposition to Tilden has been manifested a few of his friends have advised Bim to push on his fight for the nomt- nation In spite of the south; to let that section oppose him and that very opposition would bring to his support sufficient northern states to make up the loss. Thisis an impractically absurd view of the subject, and has only been urged by certain men who could command a great deal with Tilden as President. Their sel- fishness blinded their judgment. Democratic leaders who have the good of their party unsel- fishly at heart can generally be found now among the opponents of Tilden. Even ex-Sen- ator Barnum, who upon the termination of the Presidential struggle In 1376 began to work ear- nestly for a renomination of the old tteket, has admitted that Tilden could not be elected and must not be nominated. Ex-Congressman Hewitt is also now classed among those who believe that Tilden means defeat, and, while it isa matter of absolute impossibility to fore- tell what a political convention will do, tt must be admitted that the present indications all Point to the d it of Tilden for the nomination at Cincinnati, even should he continue his ef- forts up to the meeting of the convention. After Tilden, who {3 most likely to get the nomination? That {3 an interest- ing question, and though {t cannot be answered positively, the probabilities can be arrived at. Of the candidates in the field the Indications are that Senator Bayard will have a larger support than any other. He will have some of the southern delegations solid, and any sort of favorable movement towards him in the convention would readily bring the entire south to his support. He has strong friends in New York, Pennsylvania and all the New England states, and will get votes from all those states whenever the breaking up or departure from the unit rules shall commence. Many of the ablest and most influential leaders ofthe south are openly urging him. With but twoor three exceptions the southern Senators favor him, andthe fact that he would be an ac- ceptable and a strong candidate in New York will work to his advanta Next to Bayard, Hendricks will probably have a larger number of votes than any other candidate, and on the first ballot he will, perhaps, have even more than Bayard. Hendricks will have Indiana Soild and unswerving. He will get a part of the Tennessee delegation probably, and some votes from western and a few possibly from eastern States, His main element of strength will be the determined support his own state will give him. Hancock will, in all probability, have Pennsylvania and Louisiana, with some votes from other states. Thurman will have Ohio, and perhaps West Virginia. In considering the possibilities at Cincinnatl, however, from the basis of present appearances, €x-Governor Seymour, of New York, must not De omitted. There fs a feeling, almost a convic- tion, pervading the national democracy to-day that he is the strongest man that could be named for President; that he could heal the dit- ferences tn New York and carry the state, and if he consents to accept the nomination, it is More than probable that it will be tendered to him unanimously. Even if Seymour fails to publicly announce that he will not accept the nomination, the chances are that the conven- ok will construe his silence into a willingness to serve his party, and make him the candidate. Should he positively refuse to run, then Mr. Bayard’s friends will push bis name and with hopes of success, for much of the Seymour sen- tment would take Bayard as second choice. The New York convention, in session at Syra- cuse, will determine the question as to whether or not Tilden means to continue hits tight for the nomination. Should the convention choose a Tilden delegation to Cincinnati, then the process Of “killing off Tilden” must go on in the other states. Edison’s Lam The latest test of Mr. electric lamp has been made gentlemen of standing, Profs. Rowland and Barker. This test was in the way of making a measurement of the actual performance of the lamp. The result would appear to show that the Edison light costs almost as much as ga even for material used, without taking into ac- count the larger cost required for the compl machinery, skilled labor, and other specis! ton- ditions of electric illumination. Tb2 professors found, however, that tf a maze powerful cur- Tent was used with the same lamps, a much more economical restic could be obtained, but gm this case another dimiculty occurred, namely, the carbon flament would not endure this pow- erful current without speedy destruction. The conclusion reached by the sclentitic experts is that “provided the lamp can be made either cheap enough or dur- able enough.” there is no reasonable doubt Of the practical success of the light, but that the lamp as {t now exists cannot be pronounced Practicable, but requires much further experi- ment before such a result can be truly asserted. ‘They add as a salve to this unpleasant verdict: “That Mr. m will finally overcome the dificulty, however, no one who knows him can doubt.” In the opinion of the Sinitary Engi- eer, a thoughtful and dispassionate sctentifle Journal, the unlimited confidence expressed in the paragraph quoted will hardly be shared by those whose memories retain note of the many things which Mr. Edison has undertaken and abandoned. Altozether the prosp: ct of a cheap and satisfactory {li inating power to take the place of gas seems t) be unpleasantly remote. —————~--___ What cowardice cos's a community ts well Illustrated in the experience of San Francisco With Dennis Kearn Through the exercise of a little pluck he ts now at last in a feion’s garb behind the bars of a prison, where he ought to have been long ago, and where he would have ‘been had the people and authorities of that city Deen true to themselves. There wa3 just as much ground for his arrest and tmprisonment at the beginning of his mischievous course as at any Ume since, had the people been half as Vigorous in asserting and maintaining their Tights and interests as he was audacious and active In destroying them. But between a craven fear on the one hand, and an unaccount- ble apathy on the other, he was permitted to pursue his destructive career virtually un- checked, until he had inflicted an tnjury upon the city and state to an extent almost beyond calculation. It will take years and years to repair the damage which a Ittle courage, backed up by a strong will, would have pre- “ented in the outset. —~<+e ___ ‘The Philadelphia Tivws says the two-thirds Tule was invented by the democrats to defeat ‘Van Buren in 144 This is a mistake. The two- ‘hhirds rule was ‘tnvented” in 1832 by the first Rational democratic convention, and when the body was practically unanimous as to thecholce ‘of a candidate. It is true that its enforcement caused the defeat of Van Buren tn 1S44, but as it thad been observed by each preceding conven- on, many of the friends of Van Burea deemed 4t unwise to make him the candidate at the expense of its abrogation. —————+~-—___ Parson Talmage says “if a man has common Sense he can get along as well in Mobile as in Preoklyn.” Such as Talmage, we suppose, get sors best in Brooklyn, Js FOREPAUGH have the greatest curiosity of animals, but the great Pibpoichltad SHOE AUCTION HOUSE the sreatest curiosity of BOOTS and, SHOE ES, and 9 still greater curiosity of Prices than any Shoe 8! If you ara in Gcubt, please wive uss calls and you will be convinced. NE THESE PRICES. Gent's Fine: French Os pie Hand-' stitched ‘Low Quar- ; ere, 75, $4, up to 85. Gent Fi yo Breas Low Gharters, from $1.50, 81.75, Gent's Fine Calf Skin, Hand stitched, Single-sole Gaiters, from 83.78 to 85. dies’ Fine Kid Shoes, from $1.50, $1.75, $2_u) Eigice’ Fine Preneiy Wid, French Weel 82.5082 75 Ladle Eing French Merocco, Box Too, French is Fine Goat Shoes, 75c., 90c., $1 up. Biss ine Carers Ce oae On ir Stock comprises one of the fi of jent's Hand-made Low Quarters THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 9p20_ LEOPOLP RICHOLD, Proprictor, O®F Pook srorrs. ARCHERY GOODS AND CROQUET. ale, Jangest and most ¢: mplete atock of Baws, Acows, Targets, Tangot stands, Quivers and Belts tole found ia the Dist Croauet at all prices, from 78c. to 89, at WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 0420 42% 7th streét. ATEST NO UTIES IN PARIS DRESS FABRICS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, KID AND LISLE GLOVES, LINEN LAWNS AND HOSIERY, Cocheco, Pacific and Garner PERCALES, 12\c. PACIFIO LAWNS, 12'sc,, Merrimack, Spracue and Cocheco C ALICOES, 8c. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), p20 918 7th street n.w. HE 1UGBOAT KATE HAS JUST ABRIVED with 125,000 HERRING, signed to R. A. GOLDEN & U0.” a90-3t BICKS.—1C0,000 LIGHT RED MACHINE BRIOKS for sale at a low price. Also 300,000 best quality handmade Merchantaole, ‘at market rates. oe peat IF E'S. ap20- ot BIR and 28" Pen EUCALYPTINE. From Australian Trees. For Cuts, Scratches, Burns, and Skin Affections. Fer Hands rougnened by household work, &c. For Toilet use, Chapped Skin, Pimples, &c. For Tender Feet, Soft Corns, Bunions, &: For Hemorrhoids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, PERFECTLY OLEAN IN USE. For sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3m> YEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS: We call the attention of our customers and the public to our large stock of aooD ve in the city, com- t shades and desicna in’ KOU- MOMIE FOULARDS, | FOU- T E, GINIE,” AL MOMIE | CLOTH anda fullline of caehmeres in new colors. penePr FLEUR DE THE, YEDDO. CREPE, TE NS, RAS GINGHAMS, borrep SWISS" MUSLINS, EINER “LAWNS SHEETING EN at very low prices. Housekeeping variety at bottom prices. An inspec- Of PICES, CHO} without doubt the most attr: pricing all the lates In all a all widths, Slo tn solten One Pric Five per cent discount allowed for cash. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, It 9) a Pa. avenue. HONOGRAPHY_$3 per month, at 321 Penna. avenue D.w. ‘lasses: 20° years’ experience. from 8 a.m. to 9 p ny one can Ik make money by it. [ap learn it, and }-6t] CHASE ROYS. CARD PHOTOGRAPHS FOR $1.00. Bret Fits, GUARANTEED. BLACKLIDGE, Photoxrap! Market Space, det! Ths and 8th sts. Phepi9.de BeLLETIN OF PRICES. FROM THE “FAMOUS,” No. 400 Seventh Street Northwest, OOBNER D. G@ooD WORKING SULTS, 86, 87, 87.50, 88, 89. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SUITS, $10, $11, 312, 813, B14, B15, B16, $17, $18. SUPERB DRESS SUITS, 16, $18, 820, $22, $24, $28, $30, 832, $35. BOYS' DRESS SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY, ‘4, 34.50, 85, 86, 87, 38, BI, B10. CHILDREN’S SUITS in elegant assortment $2.50, 82.75, 83, 33.50, 84, 84.50, 85, 86, 7, 33, 89, 10. PANTS in all the lateet styles, from $1 to 810, at the “FAM OUs8.” No. 400 Seventh st. n.we, CORNER D. ONE PRICE. apl7 HOOPING COUGH CAN POSITIVELY be cured by BOGERT’S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP: free from all narcotic poisions. For sale by all drugwists. aplT-3t* AILOBING DEPARTMENT. (OICE STOCK OF GOO! on BU! WaAsLe: POR THE SEASON. W. 8S. TEEL, 5 Pennsylvania ave. Ladies’ RIDING tis HABITS a 1 a specialty. apl7 EN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. M OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR ¥OU 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 1 now offer the Washing- ton public. I am almost sure to sell to every one who comes in, Because I Have the Geods, 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 1859 is the best evidence of my capability of cater- ing to the wants of the communit A. STRAUS, OLOTHIER, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, Botween 10th and Lith streets. FSSONS IN KENSINGTON ART NEEDLE- Bpectmens os RE. id te Mae Wwe ART ABT 1 GALLERY, spl5-lw2e ‘ave; yoo ‘TO EUKOPE. J. W. BOTELER & BRO. the po ee apl3 Are this Distr aN STEAMSHT f Burope | can obtain ali snformation 9 spp ii Re B apl2-Im OoTICE. Books for sul the balance of Cay arital Stock of tne ane HONAL Lite ROROOEAS 803 Markee Spacey ant ee aaeneaete > Mombers © have vaid uD their subscription. obtain their ion grounds by Spee 5 eRe os ae Se Smet after this ithout a. apl2-17t W&M. M. GALT, President. gemant PLUMBING. 22 Y PRACTICAL ‘niece: ¥. Be i, 419 ‘eee R.Wee and pee Peoms ithe view its 206 Age street, for Oar- ase ([RE MILD POWER cunEs. HUMPHREYS’ pHtOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. ample experience an entire success. Sim} efficient, and reliab) th eniyrmedicines adapted 13 noouias gue, oY See “[ Fevers, Congcetion, Inflamimat 2. Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic . . Orvis or of Infi Children or gr Adulte : Biarrhose of" of, % Griping, Bili Ghoters Haxbuy Porras oo Qoughs, Cold, Bronchitis. |. Neu TT i lees ganar : ee ; Balt 2 it Rheumatism, eum ic Pains Fever an ‘Chill, Fever, Agues.. i Cate fees oe Urinary pe Wetting the Bed-: 32. Disease of the Heart, Palpitation.. ete DRUGGISTS, Or sent by the case, oF sinule vial, free of chanxe, 4 Address e aChipHinEYS’ ¢ OMEOPATHIO MED- aan sphreyer Specific Manual on Disease and | It Cure (144 pees), sent free. ap8-eo! ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GCODS HOU ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS’ THIS WEEK. ALL New Goops Orenina Dariy 1s THe Fou- LOWING SPECIALTIES: ALL SILK SUITS AT $20.00, Former price $25, guaranteed the same garments. DESIRABLE NOVELTIES IN LAOES, AT 12}gc., 25c., 37¥ec., 50e., T5c., Bl, ur TO 850 RACH. REAL LACES A SPECIALTY. We invite the Ladies of Washington and vicinity to our SECOND OPENING or FINE MILLINERY. OUR OWN BONNETS JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS. THE LARGEST STOOK PARASOL NOVELTIES IN WASHINGTON. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 MARHET SPACE. ONE PRICE, aplT ee EXCURSION and FISHING PARTIES TO AT BALLS and CABIN JOH SCBIVENER’S COACHES leave car stand, Georgetown, ally at 8 olock s. z. Pare round trip, 73 cents—return- ta OYS' SCHOOL SUITS from #3 to 6 an Boys’ Dress Suits from 85 to 10 and Boye! Blue Middiesex Flannels $8, 10 a Men's Working Suits from es to 10 a1 Dress Suits from 8%, 10/73 © 0 $20 ‘Up; Blue Flaunel Pts $1.50 and_ #2, best léached Muslin werms, 95, and G0: Shirts 25: up: Straw Hats from 15,20,25 to B1 and ups Wool Hata from 40,50, 15 20 to 82. 2b and up: Shoes at unprecended ‘low Prices. | Beautiful assortment ro) and, Dress hirte at 1914- 1916 Pa. ave. -LBY, Sign Bia Shoe. THE HUB PUNCH. A PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. HE HUB PUNCH MADE_IN {BOSTON AV) SO: SOLELY, BY C. H; GRAVES & SONS, AS LATEL' EEN ¥ *D MEETS WITH MARKED. POPU: LAR FAVOR AS A HEATHFUL AND AR 2 PALATABLE DRINK. TTS PREPARED, WITH GREAT CARE FROM BE! MATERIALS, LLL - *ELLOWSHIP wD ‘dood NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. THE NAME AND TITLE “HUB PUNCH,” 18 ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES. All unauthorized use of this Trade Mark will be promptly prosecured. Cc. &. GRAVES & SONS, Bostoy, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH Is Sotp x Pibseeeees BY 2 F st. n.w. WILLIA ME & as Penn ave. Ww. M OR: Rr eten BONE qaie ae JOHN pata Qari i dou Jus TREY WONT, corner sth and D sts. B: ™ corner 3 and E sts, n.w. H. MAGH DEI ROTH) how E. BK 8 C street n.e. D. REYWORTH: 820 fthstrect tw. BOOIT & CANITSON. cor: Conestan und Lath sts. n.w., and by leading’ Wine Merc hants, Grocers, Druggists and Restaurants everywhere. r hint Peo G.O. nae oe B'S OLD BOURBON and OLD BOURBON ROCK—bveat in the world for general use and medicinal purposes, J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, apl4-Im_ 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W peas ee 1862. L. HEILBRUN'S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 Seventh st. n.w. SIGN oF: THE OLp Woman 1x Wrxpow. Gents’ and Boy ” Patent Lea’ Leather Pumps. Fine Calf, Kid and Cloth Low Shoos. f q road, Easy Shoes, for comfort. ress Gaitel Side Lace and Conmress Gaiters. cna 8 Shoer, all colors and styles. apli-3m____ LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. LUMBER! LUMBER! Hand-eewen Button Congress Ladies’ and Child’s White Kid Slippers. oe Heel ‘Ties and Button. LUMBER! WILLET & LIBBEY, GOR. 6TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE. 5. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.25. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00. mrl3 0 WILLET & LIBBEY. —_ MIXTURE WILL GORE Th Fever Nocraiuin: Disrrhoa. Yt'oes'no Saved HER aE TOL eat a. ee eet ~1S cents per bottle, 0 8pm? Teen eeces yee cece ee WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. — = FY RE) tw aisbed Rooms. aS BENT—1120 13th st.nwoe desirab'e three. Gate RES REDY Satoh. eh ist Ba oe as “one | or a Fur 20 eoSt* = ry, ten-' — — DWELLING, with mod- =e ene oR RERT-A gl URE, tn Jackaos | provement $50 per ATED Ag App Tastee. mE Fim ee Address SB aE Pe 381, | FOR RENT—1909 Rhode Island ave.. a new ten- an20-6t"" | room RESIDENCE, ‘with madera couveniences: Wi iithcee iinet Chote, ones a south front; on Government reservation. Price $30 War respectable white Woman « SIT- UATION as first-class cook and laundrese. 712 2d st. n.w. i ANTED—A LADY well connected to take irge of one of our de] pur departments: an Episco- palien. rE renee Addi X44, Star office. It? WAETED—A con competentGIRLfor general,hon work; must be a good washer an< stay rel Be pases 818. Apply No. 411 15th et. n.w. ; red ‘ANTED-—For one month a quiet HORSE, = able for delivery aeons a liberal amount cas be paid hee same; call atonce. N. ERSTE 14 8th st nw, ¥V ‘ANTED—A HOUSE of 5 or 6 rooms = = middle of oh May ane must be in complete order; rent not to exceed permanent is suite Address CLERK, Srestar office, ap20- Soe TANTED—A MAN and WIFE (without child- Fon) one to do xardening and ont-door work, the other fo cook, wash andiron. apply to F. SMITH, 806 F et., Le Droit Building. \, ANTED—A competent MANAGER fora gro- cery store; bond in $1,000 required for the faithful performance of dates Address, si vit enreace and references, GROCERY, 903 F Wi gentleman, wife and daughter, three unfurnished ROOM4, suitable for light housekeeping: fituated near 7th and New York ave. ; terms moderate. Address Box 70, Star oi - fice. ANTED—By a gentleman a gentle HORS# and PHETON, or BUGGY, for use in country, for two months, from May'ist, for their keeplus or emall rent: ’ best references given. | Address PE ETON, 230 Ist st. n.0. ap20-3¢" Was GIRL for general housework ; no washing ; good city references required. Fe RENT—One farnished ROOM, at No. 23 Grant Flace. Southern'exposure. " apl9-3t* ENT—Handsomel BStivoe without Boss. forts of home given at reasonable SE No. 940 New York ave. PRE RENTS ne) i modern improvement _ Ap iy ae ‘G. BRYAN cor. 15th and I sts. n.w. furnished ROOMS, {yaiet_and the com. at No. 460 Fe. RENT—A five-room HOUSE. No. 12 6th et. n.e., bet Capitol and north A sta. HEIL, slvani apl9-3t TOR RENT OR SALE-HOUSE of ten rooms, stable, in first-class condition; far nih 6:h st. n.w. Cars convenient Excotlent neighborhood. apld-3t* ‘OR RENT—DWELLING No. 139 Ast. n.e.;7 rooms, modern improvements: key next oo: at a . WRIGHT, Reai Estate Age: 516 4: apl9 3t! on sos first-class furnished ROOMS: kar, bath and water on same floor; southern exposure; convenient to 14th strest cars, to Treas ury department. Apply 1417 8 at. n.w. apl9-2t* 'OR RENT—2215 H st., new BRIOK, 7 rooms: hot and cold water; large yard. Inquire 1918 ave. ap Pa. ay POR Eee BAR? of New York make =a y.fine tone. Address A. W., Star office OR RENT—Desirabie ¢-room BRIOK, No- ns modern improvements. A) io ALDER F.FON 920 at.n.w. Rent $30. al ‘OR RENT—No. 1741 13th st.. 7 rooms: Bie ‘No. 1826 16th st. +8 Qoms New. coer Houses. G. HESTER, 519 th ee ap) Ces OR RENT—Corner BRIOK, 6 rooma and bath, piss NOGTS SIGE Sve Ogu front, side and back yards, dry cellar. bay wi", Vv iy ANTF D—A young GIRL, as nurse and to do | dows on ‘both floors. Can furnish if desired. No.’ Wain sewing; aferancet, required. Adduass | 100 Ast. n.0, aplt-3t LEO, Lock Box 67, City Post Office. CR RENT_Several lange, unfurnished ROOMS, WANTED 4 COMPETENT mac Sa all modern improvements, lovely, Ineation and find immediste employment with SRAEL I BR’ | ine ‘house to rent to wood tenant. °226 Delaware BLUMENBERG, 924 Mat. new. ave., half square from Oapitol. apis WANTED Atespectahie WHITE a ToOE WOR RENT—811 Ist st._n.w., DWELLING wash and iron. Apply at 1327 9th et. n.w, a Bt" Ww; NTED—Three first-class MILLINEBS: sad ‘TRIMMERS: no others neot apply. At 113 Bridge st. PAULINE YOUNG, Geornetown, D p19-Bt" W ANTED-—$100 will be paid for STS TaIGN as messenger or watchman jn Bome kovernment department; best of references. Address G. S.. this offiee. api! WANTED By xentie man, Farnished ROOM; location between 7th al and Pi ard H st. ‘Address with terms H. 8. ar cftlce. ap19°3t* WANTED Ty a gentleman, in a quiet family, where no questions are asked, aa Neatly Fur nished ROOM; payment row! pt ress, giving location and price, PKESTON, Star othen ‘apd. " ) ANTED—SOOURER and PRESSER; first- class; at 1733 Pennsylvania ave. — api7-3t" Weer —Two first-class SALES LADIES competent in millinery woods. Also an errand I. L. BLOUT, 7'0 7th st. nw. apl7-3t ‘A ood LAUNDRESS and ceme recommended ; good raetown. MIS. SMITH. “ay NTED—A young MAN to assist in an o} salary according to qualifications: not to ex: ddress Box 61, at § Staromes, ‘apl7- algo, a Both new. Wi ceed $20 per month, A with reference and terms. V ANTED A first-class | MILLINER SMAKER who can cut and must understand their business thoroughly and be competent to take entire charwe of their respective branches. Address, with reference and @ pected, M. A. O., Star O! “WASTED FAMILIES oa furnish with Ser- ants. Try us. Also, white and colored Ser. vante, with reference. peeuployment Office," No. 926_F et.n.w. 0, E. PRICES aps ERTED-OGORE = OHAMBRERTAIDS ‘and NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, with reference. Servants furnished at short notice. Pploxment Office, corner 7th and G sts.n.w, ap6-Im. WANTED By a French lady, a STEUATION as companiom, or oe take chargo of an inven going to Europe. it of referen: lary ,2o Cbject. Address FRENCH LADY, Star office, ANTED- CARPETS: to CLEAN, at RICE'S ‘am Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8. x ones me mail Ga at Woo: Me power cor. or qiast . md Pa. aves oF Mecar St, Carpet Dealers, oct22-6m & HOUSE, containing 11 rooms, with mod. imps. ; for rent from the 1st of Ma lease inquire at Marini’s Hs! (OR RENT—Four unfurnished ROOMS, second floor, singly or toget! ath room same floor; houre southern exposure; ‘all modern improye- ments. Apply 1225 Net. a.w. apl7-3t" OR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION. —See Bulletin issued gh the let and 15th of every month, at the office of THO! WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. apl7-3t" "PPER FLOOR, four handsome, bath-room and’ bay window; un- venience and privacy; owner's References exchanged. ae Apply story brick. OR TEN Se HOUSE, 11 rooms, =a yard and stable, side Porches: rent reasonable to a good tenant; ‘household furniture, pictures and books, &c. ; bixwy for sale. 1f not sold at p vate. sale will be sold at auction, on Thursd: 22d inst. Apply 236 B st. n.w. ‘g1 5 sais 101 andlOtT F st.8.w., Btores. y toa 8. CAYWOOD, 1395 oth sem erie Fok BENT HOUSE and FURNITURE for ‘All the furniture of a private residence, ing elexant carpets, Grand Chickering pan ebony. and alt furniture, handsome cham- er sets, bed linen, &c. ; only one month: ‘will be sold at a eacviiee: owner wolne west; house to let; all modern improvements; 12 rooms; lovely location ; cheapest rent in Wash- compri a m_for this jualit ‘of premises. Address MSTRONG, Cily PO. apli-st ost attractive RESI- NOK RENT OR SALE—) ENCE, it Park; was, Furpaoe, ofen graven: wire sereenn ie rings ay windows, piazza, extensive lawn, fine croquet ground. “Rent low to good tenant. ‘Termeof sale to suit. Stable can be hired near by. Apply on the premises. = apl6-€ Forss Se Mead BRICK HOUSE, athroom, hot and cold wa- ter, Saree docliar’ ox easy tar Fst.n.w., from 5 to 8 p. Fok BEST—Two first-class HESTDERGES situ- ated on Rhode Island ave., between 15th and 16th sts., adjacent to Boott statue, Nos. 1509 snd Asi7. Apply to J. J. SHEDD, No: 1402 ine an. Inquire at 12 p15 -6t* LOST AND FOUND. 50 WILL BE PAID AND NO gu asked upon the roturn of the WHITE, ‘AG containing $180, to G. W. BU! Dumbarten, 623 Pennsylvanii OST—Sunday last, between Capitol and Penneylvania DW.» Bo GOLD BRAG Reward pald at €., or Room 47, B., P. O. Department. OST—April 16tb, a oe ine Sky ‘Answers to the name “‘Cho} eral reward if returned to 819 161 apl9-3t* OST—April, 18th, GOLD BRACELET. with ASnitiais A. 8. K., 1878, engraved inride, oeinder aol be rewarded by leaving it at No. 10 apl9- OST—A smal Telow Skye Gyp iF ik reas a ae erned to 1028 17th st. pe owe swers to name 0 apl9- Tro small Black and Tan TER- RIER GIP, leather collar on neck, amail white spot in chest. Liberalreward by returning to Southeast corner 3d and G streets northwest. apl9 “at OST Sunday morning Ra Tat sD. 3, Capitol, North at EY and Sonth “Washingvon” Ratieay, comet PEAYEIL ROOK and HYMNAL in case, marked MAGG! KER. The value of the book willbe paid to the ander if’ retamed Now, York Avenue Hotel. '9-3t" PERSONAL. Te, YOUNG MEN DESIRE 10 CORRESPOND With @ number of Young Ladies. | Object— puntual benefit and enjoyment. “Address H. ¥., City P.O. itt et. W. OHN PaTCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of coe TegPley with abstracts of liens on real estate. n.w., 6 a.m. to10 p.m. mae ‘in before and frou to5. api0-Im ADAM ROSS, the lons-establiaued, reliable Sead Ant ae eat ae faction in all afsirs of hfe thaw any one ee thee feasion ; tells the past, present and future destiny: ives advice and assistance on all mat apper- ining to business, love and matrimony. ALL Tx TROUFLE OaLL. Sat sfecton given oe ove Bak ion Rooms, 2d Bt. Consultatic n.W. R. J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayetto at. ae Md., has devoted 30 years to the successful treatment of Nervons Debility, Evil Forebodings, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, ‘Organic Weak” ness, &c., those dire results of indiscretion. Poi: ‘onous Dikeases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin. norrlies, Syphilis, Ke, fadically cured without mercury. Write or call. itimore deducted from fee. 1-3m. R. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential al Consulting Ph; ee for sei or Gentlemen, person every WEDNESDAY and BATORDAY from 2 to 9p. at 456 O st. n.w., near 439 st. Mfices perfectly pri- yate. Charges moderate. No failures. Main office, 19 ‘South Eutaw st-. Baltimore. mar27-1m_ EMORRHOIDS (PILES) CURED WITHOUT ithe use of the knife. Remember, you have to ti cured. A: A. OORE- PR. Ae De FL ath ae marl7-3m BOARDING. 'URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD—Third ee ; Summer prices. Convenient to See DW. Fes RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin. Arnly. Ged New York ave. Also, TABLE class. a ae nie y AREMONT. ocse orere Book Fe RENT—Furnished or Eee ae bay window, bath, &c., second floor, an: one Room on third floor.” Parties having children 07 servanta need not apply. 1423 Iowa Circle. sld-2* OR SALE—Vary des donirable a three-story HOUSE near corner 12! cellar, back building "Porme to sie “appiy 1312, ie at LW. 1 FE RENT—From July Ist, 1880, = Teor a next door to Mr. irontiix Lafayette Square: @ irat-claas hone t every respect. Apply toA- HYDE, Iugra & Ooeal tie IM Fe RENT —Nice 7 reom HOUSE, on pee st. ; gas and eevee pana large Be ary co $15; may be bought cheay If taken be rented: Apply to HAS] BOYS, 32 Pa. argune n.W. ap9-2w, Corcoran's resi idence, FOR SALE OR RENT—An cleant OOONTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved by two-story and basement Dwelling, containing 8 rooms, fine lawn, fruit and water: one mile and a half from rooks’ Station on Metropolitan ‘Branch o! Onto B. Hs 4 miles from city: e., inquire Of HELLEN & N 615 7th st. n.w. ae Sy GOR RENTOTn rE (OR RENT That very choice four. sory BRICK F HOUSE, 1406 1 chat es near Soot, tatue, 3 9 rooras and ba it £36. Hous or of J. W: Pa Myene 715 15th rogue ap7-lm (OR RENT—The delightful RESIDENCE known 88 Locust Hill, 16 acros, adjoining Soldiers" Home, entrance from Whitney avente bv cars to kate; best situation in District for health, access Gnd pure spring water. Apply 712 13h et” asia JOR RENT ROOMS; now nouse, new furniture: ‘Arst-clage in every respect. No. 422 sth st., bet. D and E sts. }1-1m* BRENT ASD Sater send fo |BEAL ES: Bent or - ‘REVIEW, publianed taonthly free mard4-2m H. WARNER, 916 } st. n.w. FS SALE —Ressonasue TeRMs—Cottaze-bullt BRICK sie modern improvementa. Broads. and shrul in one of the best oe 3 peek the door. ing: f Georgetown; AB juire Re- corder' 8 2 Office, City mari: ‘Ow Foe RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and Boone a caeoined ene ws Housekeep- ing, and several small BEDROOMS. Vania ave., cor. 43 st. uz 11-9m" COAL AND WOOD. N4tionaL FAIR ASSOCIATION, THE FIRST PRE WIUM sebidd feats COAL and ea, WOOD was awarded to us over all competito: STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov8 ‘OAL. Phen JOHNSON BROTHE! WOOD. “‘TeLEPHONIo pots OAL. Fuld est Quality. Low . COAL. mpt Deli ‘WOOD. Main offi wi mill and depot connected with up-town offices by TELEPHONE. *harve tis to stook up fai st when coal is lowest throughout the city, nication, ier month. FOR RENT—1719 Epode | Island ave. B-w., hand- some BkKICK containing’ fifteen ‘Situation one of FOR RENT—Small Beck on Pst., near Ist st.n. w. Frice $10 per month MONEY To LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER aplT 1223 F street n. & 00. 1B BENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Brat Estate AGENT xp AUCTIONEER, Imake no: Sharge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. Ihave many of the finest building sites in the city every section at, prices for sale; also, Houses in from 8) buy. 1, 000 to $60,000. Now is the time to B. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. apl7 OR ba Se RHE OCROORAR, BUILDING, Orrosire U. 8. Treasury, 16TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Roome-sis cacine—for Business Offices, 8: and closets on every floor. Elevator and Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the J or gga nt etc. Water steam heat. janitor. OR SALE. Fo DUVALL & MA! REAL EaTATE AND INHUMANCE AGENTS, 4 F st., LeDroit Building. 93 story and basemerit brick dwelling, D st., bet. 24 and 3d n.w. 3 mury brick dwelling, R. I. ave., bet. 9th and 10th n.w., 10 rs. Pierce Place, 2 story and basement bk. d dwng, 7 rs. Columbia st., near O, 8 rs., brick dwelling. 12th st.. bet.'8 and T brick. dwelling, 7 rs. brick dwelling, 7 rs. 1300 Q 8 £05 0, brick dwelling, 9 rs. 403 O, brick dwelling, 5 rs. Houses on Myrtle st. ist, and 11) between North Capitol and ir 8, on long time. ap OR BALE— 811 Est. n.w., 110 Ist. n-w. basement. 482 ¢ five-story Brick, 17 jew Double House, 3 8H et. two-story wanes me Acree of Land adjoining the Washinyton Brick Machine CARRINGTON & ap5-1m rooms. stories and three-story and basement Brick. Frame. land of the Louisiana aventie. Rt ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0., 8r. CLoup Buripme, in different Exchanged f Beal Estate Agents and Auction HOUSES AND S8T\ FOR RENT portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ae motglety FOR ae} and 4d that are v Unimp: Ground.” advanced for buil: LOTS FOR SALE, and — desired money will be SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. BEAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. FOR SALE. For su E—SHOW WINDOW, with selaes, in excellent condition + suita any west RFigip. re 1S SALE—Just HORSES, at Stables, No. 211 lith Driving Horses. arrived, CHAMPLIN & ith st. n. ap]. hich, wide ble for most n. w., of apl9 2t 16 head of fine. @ blooded HILTON’ Wy. Radic and ate OR SALE—Fine BAY MARE, fine size; suitable tly for any work; 3 prompt driver: perfect rafe for s child. to drive. Will be sald Irquire of P. FLEMMING, Stable 8th s! neor En.w. low. p19 -3t K IR} are Bro Banca first class 7 octa 6 carved ie owner needs T Ni AMMO & CO," the houre of 8a. m. and a10 11th stn. ANO, off seood » “Apply. at 11D- between Wey ‘apl9-3t Foe SALES Aecateman a= leaving the city ‘will eell at bargain one @ HORSE, 7 year ola, ot by Richmond. can trot in Kind: ‘'ylieh Extension Top a ‘Pax "ON, sed two years; izht new no-toy GON tent eabber: WAG covered DOUBL, BARNES ran be se¢ MM uM. _SounGrs a: 6th st. Horse and Harness ME Gs Stable; Carriages at apl9-3t" young Brown MARE, per- F%. Tec as sound ent and gentle; lady can drive er: owner going away. GHBENS Biable, Ts 8th and I sts. n.w. apl9-6t* OR SALE—Ar. Oxce “Second-hand Downie and Single HARNESS, in good order. set new hand-made Sir gle ‘HARNESS, ilver, gold or rupber mounted, for $25. Call and see NTZ é& OO , 413 13th st apl7-eost* Corner Pa. ave. FS, SALE—For BUGGY, owner eos a fine No- for it. a = Seen at 703 7th ate n.w. 317-6 ALE — | ond WARNES! App! Curar — HORSE, BUGGY itable for a lady. t 1427 Sth st. n.w. ‘apls-5t? BN FOR BALE—ED IEEE ok he venga Mae Transit and —bot! good order. 1, 607 Lovisian: ‘apls-or ‘OR SALE “Three Turnouts. comprising Brown team of HORSES, V Bay Horse, Coupes Rocks fine Brewn Mare, and Harness, a harn y and et Bugg, Landaulet Carrisye and ood Work Horse aa oe All orders for purchasing or disposi; pillzeceive prompt ee vistlention: and exttaet! DOWNEY, Btable, 1013 Br (OR SALF—20 head of HORSES Just a Ohio. Oue pair of bay Horses, one pail of sorrel Horses and two one brown Mare, 5 years ol 3520;.can be seen at JNO. 81 13th st. pew. saddle can. Mons chee in "stable, 311 av9-2w Fié BALEZA SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- ablefor light buriness purposes Jump away armed Coupes, &e. Banlioe p promptly attended to. ROBERT H.GRAHAM, Fe ase arrived—20 head of Gn and Saddle HORS! eee bred. No. G45 New York Repository and Factory 410-416 sth st., een D and En.w. ine driving $0 Teme | Br FS SALE—Ar 4 BirGatn—Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS on Cx: itol Hill us for bulls. Bec- quire 425 Nin st ow uilders. i a ee tal Board, fr $08 a ana 890 q 880 pet EMETERY NOTICE! + So and every way desirable. maria HEAD oe MANTELS, Pgh ge hd le PSF ORE, OPE aaa alts | “OMANI WORTARILT nae oar jn the city: Transient boarders scowmmo- EMG Pennsyt peek — nove | _aprs ‘Near Star EDUCATIONAL. Cnr Guam. ety Bb has received W. FLYNN, A. M. Hats of all kinds ropained- "Yo Bob ag between, 708 Orn Srneer N.W. ae . ‘Chasses—Afternoon, 1 to4; Kvening,7 too. rquarter,in advance. Latin, Grec h, English, Mathematics, Penmanship, Book Keone Specl pecial attention to preparation ‘or Col- eet Point, Annapolis. and all competitive sxathinations. Frivate lessons on moderate ap! ROFESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st., nati PiFrench toe er) pala Scebonns ‘Uni: Hobe OT ivate instruction in all the Franch bran and: union ‘Terms moderators ‘apo 9 10 4TH i Sale BT oes beset invited the Oral al evetem ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and UBIO. | Particular ‘attention dst ae tobe stinea for cuciieta au Torus modsrsts Het. n.w. MARLEE Woop, INSTITUTE, QoxocoRDvILLE, Pa.—Boys, juarter ; $45. Stu- = {or busine Tap on Hareeed, First ae a "A Mts Principal. visit the for estat ANE AND HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. Half Ib. ci ia 25 Fach OF WITC! reduction in oe end for gale CHASE'S, 142 Pa.» fete Willard’s itotel. i ) Puabidend JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. ©., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- ‘TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. O Ho. 619 Dat. n.w., or at st n.w. N.B.—We buy but Clothing. x a\5 YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT, set the best oo /E STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS, wt oe ARG! fice all ings of business. “Also, iy finished. ‘NOP BUGGIES Be EHRTON sone LANDAU CARRIAGE in farasic ve Ipron sont fy iosealnnent te. SA gale verz low mont ont Prospect st. a oe marll-3m PIANOS AND ORGANS. Hin: DAVIS & a have beet yey FREMIUMS and received PIANOS Ey eno THE MODEL OF HONOR “OR TIFICATE OF DISTIN' NCTION. Achoiee as- fortment of these be: and for eale low and on a eet Wherges et. new. apl7-eo! IANOS-FIRST QUALIT: Pe nopEnare ences Ee beautiful Ro a on hand mall instal ents at the H. L. SUMNER. TERMR TO 81 O01 REFEREN Orr and ‘BESEO porter adotr Grand, the Artist Piano honors Paris Ex- compet w MONEY TO LOAN. NO 1 OAN— ATE SROURITY. ani9-6t HELUEN € SCHOLS! IN, No.615 7th n. Mo TO LOAN IN SUMS OF #300 DOSS, 000. a Interest 7 and Sper cent Cor. 48 and E ste. TO ROAN, TO LOAN. MONEY. ArGand aplSt_ THUS. FE. WAGGAMAN, S19 Tih st Loar, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Stms To Suit, At 6 and 7 per cent. Ro Delay. R. 0. Rg png aplt and F ets. now. 10 LOAN —On real eatate Sta her cent : $1,500, $1000 Fee IO ON nsen AL Laie ey IN a nonhw ple mae per alno, eeveral emaller suis, siaooey fa a band af low rates. F. H. SMITH, 806 F st it Bailding. mar26-1m W°£* 70 Loax— £100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cant. interest, on first-class gilt edie real estate security. B. H. WARNER, rare 916 F st. BUSINESS CHANOES. OR SALE—A LATHE and PLA wooniition. “Apply BURGEE & 8 Kin cont 6np =, aplo-« ANTED—To Prac Hask—On the ins: Han, HOUSE ot 6 or T rooms. | Pei = within 8 meant af TENN NICHOLSON, 615 7th et *OR CASH —Any on tablished Business, of one ¥ or ow the ketail Drug or Grocery line, wichine to finda purel haser by writing wad, the office n the Evening Star. stating loration of here they can be seu NUMBER OF HOUSES IN SOUTH WASH ington for sale from 8400 to 85,000, fermnio anit, C. B. PARKE 119-6 dig and E sta. 8 w Wee DOR SALE —#200 c: 220 per month, will var B chase a cneat two-st oANME DWELL NG, invaclot. 4 DYER, Corcoran lneureeaiah First. and Louisiana ave. new THREE-STORY BRICK, witnt FINISHED basement and back tortie ime Fe ni #4, 500. apl9-st GOOD PAYING. TI¢ dress, giving full particulars, ‘T- Goat Fatsr ot fice. Fe SALF—On cary tertus, thres story — Brick Front HOUSE on H st., bet. 4s and en ste. s.w.: 7 roome: $100 cash” balance Pt month. Price #2,000. C. H. PARKER, avant ste. §.W. it JOR SALE—A handsome! BEAT at the Relay Hom fre minutes ride from Haltien ly-improved ¢ “8 ee, containins 45 acres, re and 45 m - BEALMEAR: apl9-3t* 82 Lexineton at Bait M OR SALE—Thai modern tejrorer ome, With lan, terms apply tol. WM. cap. Ss Louisiana ap]? lia ‘OK RENT—O for rentthe Lt on Ist, bet. Band 0 sts. by a coal yard, with ollie, “sca sheds, and frame house of four room. chance for any he ishing to enuage tn thy mber trade. 1, W De G STORE AND FIXTURES 3 SAE — Inquire of GHEEN & OSBORN, No. a xt. h.w., bet. 6th and 7th sts. apl7- OR SALE. FOR Sali FOR BALE: BUILDING FRONTS A’ SMALL LOTS. No Cash Payment. Be ‘THOS. E: WAGGAMAN, S19 Tth et, ED—$175 as a loan for eix months on Fn- lowment Certificate of #1, security aud interest iven. Address Bos office. apl ~The Steck and Fixtures of P. Pri TIONERY and TOY STORE, S91 : -. cheap for cash, on account of ill health Geo. Prince. "Possession given at once. apl7-3t" O NE HOUSE TO RENT; TWO FOR SALE on aay terms. all new. ‘One- “third of a mile from apl9.3t ‘alls Church station. WELLS FORBES, Falls Church, Va. apl5-6t* A BARGAIN is offered in a yood story BRICK HOUSE, r, bath-room, mod- 0 ——s and cel em Atprowrineny hy t in ind, wood stable im 2, 500; one- Se r cas balance on time. Small Tot taken in part pay. Oncequare from atrect cara, Saquares east of Capitol. MAIN & BROS Pa.ave.and 3d st.,St. Charles Hotel. apl7-s,t,t, 15 PECES OF MEROVED AND UNIM- PROVED PROPERTY. The owner having been forced to purchase at Trustee sales, offers throu ux some cr MMe Property which he has instracted 1 figures less than DUNCANSON | ones. apl46t . Wwe WANTEDIA, food UNE! ee LoT worth #800: will give for same new Brink STORE an near 7th and K ste. perfect. “Box 107 Star office BACHECL COUNTRY HOME FoR SALE Adamstown, B. & 0. R. R., 47 miles from Washington, 23 Acres, highly iuhproved modern Brick Dwelling, Stables, Carriage Ei louse, Ice House, &c., in fine order; ater flowent fruit; location healthy, scenery fine, near hurches and schools, Address 'DOLL & ALBAUGH, Frel- erick, le apl0-coxt® FOR SALE—AT A Gueat Bancatw— Sixty-five ag from Washington, near Hy- B.&O. RR; aiteyitie atic well wate: fine froit buildings in excellent conditios Shri or 3. 100) COLDWELL, 806 F st., Le Droit Building. Radia ARGAINS.—We have for immediate sale 50 ACRES OF LAND, four miles from the city, near 7th street Will be sold entire at the ex- treme low pics of @50 per acre orks nee ener lots at 860, each lot having beautiful site and well Natered. "This land is offered over one-third less than the adjacent form. Terms very moderate. Also two small Prees Brick HOUSES. seven rooms. Fei water and bath. | Renting for $90 por month. Price to an immediate ee ); on easy terme. Ww. Bie S RD &'00., ay No. 702 E street nw. V ANTED MILITARY BOUNTY TAN, WAR- RAN yt Home mg “e and ll kindsof id Se ich highest - Wi ‘ys JOHNSTON, Attorney wil! be paid. Wins at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building. FOE BALE OR EXCHANGE For OITy PRop- ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain. ing seven roots, with seven lots in ine fomaition. AEM. Sontaining about forty-three aitunted at the Washin ‘Ohio Junction; fifteen minutes ri Sey) guek Reaioer and gutbuildines "ruled ‘ore ard, market gar- ppl es Saat soe ‘BROS 7a : PROFESSIONAL. Nor E.—The Dental office and business of the fred Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 Pas. avenue, — peceatnued by, Dr. O. J. 8, former! avenue. NY ‘contineanee of patrouage fully solicited. JOHNSTON, Dewriet, od. Hictroved from G16 Dk th. to TH 7 #t., coped Baptist Church, i 23 any on « and silver. \- moderate. Reference: Rev. ‘Charges Dr Dosen and others. SEERVICEABLE FEET BEING site to health and urefulnces, thousan ienced personages, from far and ts visit DE ITE’S well-known establiehmy opporite Millara’s Hotel, for relief from ‘and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilbiains, Diseased Nails, -ECTeREnCES md ailments of the feet. Fatabiehen 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. JORNS) BUNIONS, o., radical Periest ect and inte overated 422 Pennsylvania ave. JE WEISENBOEN, Der CELLULOID 4 Frerotte to anim lith