Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1880, Page 2

PECIAL OFFERINGS . (pean FOR POST OFFICE THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY ... CROSBY 8. NOYES.... Editor. fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equaltotha of all the other daily payers here added to- oether. ‘Tax Star. has s direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telewraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest ews by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the The Effect of the Veto. Whatever may be the effect of the President's veto upon political parties and prospects there 1s no doubt but that it will prolong the present session of Congr It presents a new issue to the majority, and one that they will take time to deliberate upon. The expressions of demo- crats with regard to the veto and the policy that ought to be pursued, show that there are differences of opinion among them to ad- just. Some of them are fn favor of another Gefault upon the marshals’ appropriation while others advise the passage of a separate bill con! the provision requiring election marshals to be appointed by the courts. It 1s apparent that the prevailing sentiment among the majority ts In favor of a contest with the executive department on this question. The opinion of those who urge this course fs that the issue ratsed is a safe one upon which an appeal to the country may be taken; that leading men of ail politics have admitted that the federal election laws ought to be amendedso as to de- prive them of thefr partisan features, and the fact that such an amendment was contained in an apprepriation bill will not, In the es- timation of voters generally, constitute a Valid reason for its rejection by the Executive. Other members ot the party remember that the democracy burnt fts fingers with precisely such issues at the extra session, and it will be diffi- cult to lead these members into another contest of this character. The democratic majority in the House fs so small that even a few dissenters wield Immense Influence m party councils, and therefore it is Ukely that some days will be consumed in agreeing upon the Une of policy to be pursued. The calculations for an early adjournment are ail upset by the veto and the prospect is that the session will be prolonged away into the summer. If an ad- ment cannot be reached before the meet- 3 of the nationa aventions, members will Pe indifferent as to the length of the session, J with the veto and the questions it raises “d to the appropriation bills and other !m- fortant business remaining to be disposed of tt 45 not probable that any expectations of getting through within a month are now indulged in by ary of the congressmen. The democratic primaries and county con- ventions in Ohio ate that the state conven- tle be practically solid for Senator Thur- man. Even the opponents of the Senator in is own State admit this, but they endedVvor to e movement in his favor by talking of” entary vote on the first ballot. This 45 not what Mr. Thurman's friends are working for. They mean to put bis name before the Cin- cipnati convention as an active, aggressive can- didate for the nomination: and as the basis to his candidacy they Intend to have the Ohio dele- gation committed to him first and last, if they can. Their theory of Thurman's avallability {s based, first, upon his strength and popularity In Ohio, ard second upon the division of the party in New York. They argue that the dis- Sensions in New York cannot be healed so as to bring out the unfted vote of the party for any candidate; that any tieket which satisties the Tilden faction will not be acceptable to Ta aby, and rice versa. Therefore it be- mes necessary for the democracy to qlrect its attention and its hopes of the presi- dency to some other state than New York. Gbio is mentioned asthe only state that can take the place of New York in democratic cal- culations, and Thurman, it is claimed, ts the only democrat who can carry Ohio. This is the precise situation of the Thurman movement, and there are leading democratic members of both houses of Congress who are active workers init. Those who count upon disposing of the Senator from Ohio with a complimentary vote at Cincinnati will find themselves mistaken, un- less they manage to overthrow the Plan of the Canvass in hisfavor by depriving him of the support of the Ohio delegation. —---___ Col Fred Grant has been talking to an inter- viewer about his father’s candidacy. Accord- ing to this young man, Gen. Grant thinks it possible that the time may come when it may be of vital importance for the country ta elect a President for a third term, and tho" efore he (Grant) will be rendering a pubi. service in dreaking down the barrier esto” ysned against such a proceeding by the Pi cegents of Wash- ington and Jefferson. Ts; ts looking a long Ways ahead for a jU“iitication of the present third-term move? a: Even Gen. Grant will probably admit “pat the time when It is of vital importance ‘4 elect a President for the third time bas "ot yet arrived, and perhaps he would soever, further and admit that if it ever does ‘ati e the country will be able to deaf with the ruerg a compli —<—<—$___<.-__ Immediately after the selection of Cincinnat! asthe place for the meeting of the National Democrate Convention. agents of Tilden en- gaged a large number of rooms at the prin- ¢fpal hotels in that city for the period covering the session of the convention. If there was any doubt, anywhere, as to what use Tilden in- tended to make of these rooms it was settled by the declaration of Mr. Scott, at the Harrisburg convention, the other day. He announced in a Ioud voice that ample accommodations for the tegation at Cincinnati had been se- ed. Mr. Scott is the acknowledged Til mabeger in Pernsylyar. y made an ad- hat re y stated that there are a mocratie Senators who feel that cannot conscientiously vote to oust Kel logg and to these hesitating democrats Mr. Vest appealed with the force of his argument. TLS Was a confirmation of the report that the democratic line would not come up solidly to ‘the support of the resolution. Mr. Vest added that the wavering senators are all from the South. G45 FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELS, LATBOBES, RANGES, GAKDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE PLUMBING and GAS-FITTING and TINYING. All JORBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th s Wee Frys ¥.M.O.A. Buildinz. Ww HITE DUCK VESTS AND. LINEN DUSTERS OPENED TO Day. my5 Bttres: CHOICE DAIRIE:! BUTTER! CREAMERY PRINT, made from pure Aldemney Cream, per pound : Pest dairies of N.Y. State, Ter pou’ Best Weetern Crean VIEGINIS BUTTER, yer pound. 5. BRAY, Successor to J. Frank & "Son, Bot. wing, Stalls Nos. 496 and 497 Center Market. Oven every day till one o'clock. my5-Im ee ee ome eine ___ mys Ix ENVELOPES. Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT. |} Wasuincrox, D. O., May Sth, 1889.5 BEALED Prorosars will be received at this De- partment until WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880, at 12 O’cLock M., for furnisbing, in such quantities and at such times as they may be ordered, all the Post Office Envelopes required for use during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, of the following classes, viz: No. 1. For Official Letters and Returns. No. 2. For Returning Dead-Letters. No. 8. For Registered Packages. Blank forms of bids, with samples and full speci- fications, will be furnished upon application to the ‘Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D.C. D. M. KEY, myS-lawit Postmaster General. SS FPUsLaw FARM GREENHOUSES, Office, SO7 Market [e roowih Washington, D.C. 5 ‘lect BEDDING PLANTS, at 60, 75c. and $1 r dozen. perine mixed GLADIOLUS, at 60 and 75 cents dozen. myS Fy XCexsronists, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Freek Pied Imported and Domestic Goods. BEEF. ‘fost, Honcless, wit Jett . SRoas neleas, with Jelly. tpotted. HAM. { * Potted ( Westphal TURKEY Bonelecs in Jelly. AND | Boneless in Truitics. CHICKEN. /Potted. SOUPS—Ten Varieties. ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, QURRIED OYSTERS. BAKED MACOANONI. WALNUTS. WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. = TRAVELING BASKETS. No charge for packing and delivering oods to any part of the city. . . W. REED'S SONS. my5 1216 F street n.w. EE SRC ee Betres FORK HOT WEATHER. r FINE FRESH BUTTER, in pound prints, wrapped in Wax Tissue and packed in BURCHARD'S PATENT BOXES, Ted to any address regularly, in perfect con- dition, revardieas of the weather. E. M. BURCHARD, DEALER INF my5-wks Penna. ave. and 4% st. mpue UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Oo-Partnerehip, under the firm name of M. WHEATLEY & O0., for the purpose of con- @ueting the COAL, WOOD and GE! BUILD- ING MATERIAL busine eae. a JOSEPH M. WHEATLEY, my5-3t" ROBERTS STEVENSON. a) ANILLA STRAW HATS, FOR GENTLEMEN. MACEINAW STRAW HATS, pl FOR GENTLEME! BOYS' AND CHILDREN’S STRAWS in every va- riety now ready. WILLETT & RUOFF'’S, my5-5t 905 Penna. avenue. Oe RCM C OPOs. FOR SUBSIS' 3 OF PE ae : ISTENC OFFICE PURCHASING ANP DEPoT 7 COMMISSARY OF BUBSISTEN mea 1 pMVASHINGTON ees A 1880. \ F ‘caled Proposals, in du ‘with a copy o: thir advertisement attaclied, will be recelved at this il office, until 12 o’cLock M:, MONDAY, May 10, 1880, for the delivery, at the U. 8. Subsistence Derot in this city, of the following Subsistence jores, viz: ‘80 barrels Flour, made from Spring whest. 2500 pounds Corn Meal. 450 pounds Salt, fine, in bags. 2000 pounds Soap, hard iaundry, not to contain more than ten ‘per centum of resin, and to be free from other adulterations. 450 pounds Ostmeal. 800 pounds Table Salt, in 8-Ib. pockets. 60 small boxes Table salt. A standard sample of Flour can be sosn at this office. Samples of the articles proposed to be delivered must be submitted with the proposals. ‘The stores to be delivered immediately. Envelopes should be marked ‘ Be oes for —.” for further information sprly a the sunder- signed. . H. BELL, my5-2t Capt. and C. S., U. 8. Araiy. EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT WASHINGTON, AT THE CLost oF Business, Aprst 23, 1839. RESOURCES: Loans on Real Estate and Collateral secu- rity U.S. Bonds Other bonds, Assessments, Due from 8t Real estate, furniture and fixtures. Current expenses and taxes paid... Premiums paid. ae Checks and other cesi items, Banke Total District of Columbia, County of Washington, a: I, B. P. SNYDER, Treasurer of the ‘ahove- nsimed bank, do solémnly swear that the above Statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. B. P. SNYDER, Treasurer. Paces and sworn to before me this ith day ast % = GHOMAS R. JONES, Notary Pabiic. Dorrect-Attest: = Z WM. STICKNEY,; M. G. EMERY, Direct: Z. C. ROBBINS, ' OWSON'S ICE CREAM, a choc, article at a popular price—10 cts. a plata: $1.25 a al. lon. Special rates to dealers, festivals, Ting 12th st. n.w. Telephonic connections. miy4-2t* =} LADIES S11 DRESS TRIMMINGS, S11 RECEIVING DAILY All the latest styles in JET TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, GIMPS aud ORNAMENTS. Agent for Mme. Jones Celebrated Crepe Reno- vating. LOWE, may3-6t SEL Market Space. FUSSELU's ICE CREAM, FOR QUALITY, STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL. a ak is not robbed of its purity to eusble us to soll it cheap. Strawberry Festivals, Church Entertainments and Dealers supplied at a very low price. Family orders attended to with our usual prompt- poss, and they can be made up of a dozen ditfereat avers. Orders for Sunday should be left on Saturday. Jee Cream shipped by any of the Railroads or Steam boats. apM-lm,2de2dp 427 New York ave. RMYAND NAVY.—Officors of the Armyand Navy, absent from Washinwton, can have their ches, when needing repairs, expressed to me; the careful attention they will recoive at my hands will amply repay the cost. Address N. JENSEN, (Dempeey’s Stationery store, Washington, D-O.) a30 DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Ver Best material, in the Very Best manner, ani it ranted to zive perfect satisfacti fy and fit, for only TWO DOLLARS. rs both in quat > second. ouly two dollars, at MEGINNISS, 1002 F st. n.w.. Washington, D. C. aps0-ley | ASHINGTON, D. C., April 30, 1839. HE CO-PARTNEMSHIP HERETOFORE, EX. isting betweon JOHN W, BOTELER and HENRY D. BOTELER, under the firm name of J. W. Bote- Jer & Bro., is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent. _ Fither party is anthorized to use the name of the firm in settlement of its accounts. = JOHN W. BOTELER, H. D, BOTELER. Thave this day associated wit busi ny son, FRANK M- BOTELER. "© '2 business «tis firma wil be hereafter kaown as J. W. Boteler a. my3 st INO. W. BOTELER. amySst_____CSNO. W. BOTELER._ EMETERY NOTICE! — STATUARY, ITALIAN. MARBLE | MONUMENT: Suid st very reastaatie prices 67? Wace wl % BI ‘made to order. GRANITE MON Pawe, GRAFTON & LADD, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, 412 Siu StRrer, Wasurxatow, D. C. HALBERT E. Paty a i n3d1m TON, STORY E Lapp. 7: G8AF EFRIGERATORS: REFRIGER RS!—Call and 1 va ZOwS)—Call and see our large and va ‘We also have s complete stock of Stow Barges, Sc. “Plumbing, Gas-Fittinn: Pa Rooting, &e., at B HAREeV eyo TAS BEC Tain ac mere WwW. Hl 'y om m6 Pennsyivania ye am ITCHELL COOKE & CO., STOCK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, ‘and sell on small margins all Stocks qu: on York Stock Exchange; also deal in Stock Privi- Jee Contracts at close rates. Correspondence so- ted. ‘ap9-00 ‘'@ REPRESENT ONE OF THE LARGEST Dest manufactoriesin the sous Sie ECMat oe OR sy. OE | _eoe-1m aim to give the most f ioney. Repai felted. “RIDDLE BHOS ea TS at tad Bene W % may 321, NEW GOODS, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CHILDREN'S WHITE CAMBRIC DRESSES, At 60 cents to $1.37; well made. OHILDREN’S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK Trimmed with Hamburz Edging and Lace, From $1.25 to #435 —best value ever offered. INFANTS’ LONG ROBES, $1.35 to $2.00—a great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In al! shades. LADIES' WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From $22.00 to 635.00. NOOT’S, 915 Pennsylvania avenue. yy conwann, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space, OFFER ANOTHER INVOIOB BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SILKS, 50 Cents Yara. ‘These are even better style and quality than our first invoice, which attracted such fayorable com- ment, and sold 80 rapidly. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOOHRANE. ee 81) “ES All the Newest St MILDINERY AND: FA! ERY oopE, NOY GOoDs. VW DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEE: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Designs. HOSIERY—Spring and Bummer Styles. CORSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR in Great Variety. NOVELTIES in Made-up LAGE GOODS. LATEST STYLES in Each Department. EPARTMENT will at all times contain the Ohoicest Goods at the Lowest Prices. DOUGLASS’, 9th and F sts. BASS ARE BITING!!! Prof. Baird eays the Potomac is the best Bass River in the country. BASS RODS from 50c to g10. BASS LINES from 25c. to #3. BASS REELS from 25c. to 810. KENTUCKY REELS, BASS HELLGRAMITES, each 5vc. O'MEARA’S SPORTING BAZAK, Cor, 15th and F sts., opposite Treasury. Headquarters for the Great $1 Damascus Razor Base Balls, $6 Flobert Rifle DRESS GOODS FROM IMPORTERS' AUCTIONS. We will to-day bevin a grand closing out sale of the above goods, and will offer the greatest b: gains in Dry Goods ever shown in the city. Do: fail to examine our stock. CONNOLLY'S, VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 Lith st. new. ROBT. SMITH, V. 8S. LUMBER!! LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 fet long. .per100 fest, $1.25 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2.. '* HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. long. SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best). RAILS, 2x3, 16 feet.. GET OUB BID ON YOUR LUMREB!!! jase goods, but a8 cood as ANYBODY'S BEST, © WE ARE NEVER BEATEN WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ; QPECIAL TAXES! SPECIAL TAXES: IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! accordance with existing law the Oom ers of the District are, enforcing the it that all who are delinquent shor Hy q ve ell BAVE INTEREST, PENALTIES AND COSTS. Se eae as On be mares tn settling Special WILLIAM DICKSON, 222 4% Street. SILVER, in isi 8d and 636 ate. or panel quantitioe Pen’aa ve.. between WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE ANTED—Gocd DRESSMARERS at 487 Peon. sylvain ave. nw. Call Thursday, after 12 m. WASTED A respectable WOMAN to care for an@ board a smal! icfant. Address CARE, Btar office. my5-2t* WANTED A colored MAN; niust be zood fancy cakobaker. Address fT. H. GERHARD, 140 Kirg st, Alexandria, it a WAsTED A white GIRL to cook, wash ani VY ‘iron: best city references required. Apply at No, 15 Ist et. n.e. 1t* WASZED—DRUG CLERK: mast furnish eatis- {sctory references. Address R. L. ELIOT, City Postofiice. my5-2t WANTED A xood healthy WET NURSE, white or colored: must come well recommended. Apply at 128 D st. n.w. my5-2t* WANTED A respectable GIRL to cook, wash, iron and do general housework. Apply at 205 Est. u.w. Reference required. my5-2t" W&NTED A GIRL to cook, wasii and iron, and V ‘do general “housework ;" best reference ra- quired. Apply at 1320 F et. n.w. 1t* y ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A colored NURSE, With the best of city references. Avply, at the Navy Yard Gate from 11 until 5 p.m. tt \ ANTED—A reliable white GIRL about sixtecn years of age, to assist in light housework: re ferences required. Call at 1525 8th et. n.w. It WA MER: 1318 Et. n.w.; no other need app! also good APPRENTICE GIRL who can sew. 1t WASTED-A WOMAN tocook, wash and iron in a small family; none but a competent cook, with woed references, need apply. 1303 Past. u.w: t "WANTED-A reliable WOMAN to cook and as- Aiet with washiny and ironing: reconime nda- tins required. Apply at 02 Gay et,, Georzetown. ee eS WANTED- By a white woman a SITUATION as n infant's nurse: sn wood seaustreas: 0d ce. Apply No. 2095 Kat nw. Call fortvo colored woman a STIUATION uaid and waitress: will assist With the washing ahd ironing; good reterence. Ap- TOT Otpet. new, WANTED By a respectable inl a SITUATION a8 chambermsid, or general honsework in & small family; willipe to take care of a child of four gh Gre Wears: Aildress A. RODES, Goorgetown V ANTED—BOOK CANYVASSER for Georse Alfred Townsend's new ‘Tales of the Ohesa- peake” in Wathinutou. A respectable, presentable high or woman can do well with this briliant book, Address SUAVITY, Star off it’ a ANTED—I will give one-fourth of pay fora PLACE as watchman or messener in the Genaxtme Address A. B. my4-3t* V YY AN) ED—By « good dren first-class family as lady’s 1uaid, to tray will give xood references. Address N. K., City e. my4-2t* I V \y ANTED—By a thoroughly competent Protest- zirl a PLACE to cook or do xeneral house- ‘wor! ‘bjection to travel or to the couutry. Ad- dress L. W., Star office. my! a WANTED Mhite or colored WOMAN, to do Landry work, by piece, for boarding house four miles in country. Ay ply ‘* Employment Awency," 926F st. ©. E. PRIOK & OO. my4-2t" WANTED —A reliable colored WOMAN, without enemmbrances, for honsework anid t0 assist itt washing for a small family. Inquire at house of MAJO“ WHITILESEY, Soldiers’ Home, D.C. my4-3t" WANTED Colored MAN and WIFE to work on V dairy farm: white OHAMBERMAID: 6 Biite, # eolored Women COOES tor city Coloret oman or Connect - B2e Cc i. PRICE & CO. = my4-2t* mk RENT—617 F 8x. N. W.—Ten rooms, ma. for aductor" lawyer or agout,” THOS" &, WAGGA: or, lawyer or agent. 4 e MAX, Sig ithet nw. my5-8t a ee a ‘R BENT—Pleasant 2d-story FRONT ROOM, furnished or unfurnished, with bath-room; Toom ; modern Conveniences on’same floor; wa of kitchen if required. Apply 916 8th st. it ROR Ena Seven room HOUSE. faraished, modern improvements, trees, ard. Rent low for the summer to responsible parken, eter: ences. 1459 Rhode Island ave. n.w. miy5-2t" POR RENT _Elerant APARTMENTS at reduce rates; southern, eastern and western exposure; all modern coaveniences, at 1027 Vermont avenue, uear McPherson square. my5-Im ge A Le FO8 REND, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRT VATE AND AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin iasued on the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 019 Tth st. B.w. MyS-St" pr aac let ES CE FSR SAEE SA bea, desirable, ew ten-room HOUSE, well located and built In the best man- ner; gas and water. Price $2,500—8500 cash, bs!- ance at 6 per cent. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Pennsylvania ave. my5-3t FOS, BENT — FURNISHED | APARTMENTS, facing north and south. 1910 Hst. n.W. my4-2t" 'OR SALE—Nos. 1207 and 1209 Last. n w., at $2,000 and $1,500 respectively. Inquire at 1207 L'st. my4-2t" SS ‘OR RENT—Neatly furnished ROOMS on first, Second and third floors, en suite and since. 515 14th st. nw. my4-3 ‘OR RENT—Two unfurnished front and back commuticating ROOMS. on second floor, bath- room and water closet on same floor, on line of two street care. 1256 Sth st. n.w. my4 FOR SALE A! a bareain, prominent CORNER LOTS on Oapito! Hill and on Q st., li 1ith and 15th sts. n.w.; first-class location quire terms, &c., No. 423 11th et. nw, having atl modern convenien Appl WHITAKER, Whitaker's Bookstoro, 94 ave. kak FORREST 620 0 ot.n.w. STORE and DWE: ING, 10 rooms, opposite Corcoran Market, Suitable for Grocery, Provision, Tobacco or any kind of businees, centrally located, m. i., large yard {ng stable, concrete collar. 1224 7th sf. nw my4-3t* ‘OR RENT—A_ confortable HOUSE modern improvements, opposite Shepherd Balldine. 12th st. n.w. : also, a prominent CORNER STORE. and DWELLING, on Capitol Hill; moderate rent to. agocd tenant. uire terms, &c., No, 423 1th st. Dew. my4-3t OR RENT—Several of those clewant HOUSES in ‘Grant Row," on East Capitol at., bet, 2d can be leased to first-class tenants lower ictzeach house 3 bath &e., and all modera improve wlied by steam force pump t> ail rtRof the houses:a stable, and frout aud b: yards adorned with shrabbery, fountain, belong to each house. FA. GRANT & Ci Sd and East Capitol sts. B. 5 and Penn. ave. n. Q. BLISS, 1427 F w.; ord. P. RYON, cor. th and D sts. nw. my4-1m ‘OR RENT-STORE. with STABLE LAR, comer of 9th and L sts. u.w. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. nw. my: 'OR RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 1510 8 st nw. Three-story and basement, with larz: Side Jot all graded aed parked. Apply to T. J. MYERS, No. 1216 F et. now. my3-6t POE, RENT—A comfortabie nincroom HOUSE. with as, water, bath, Ac.; No. 600 10th st nw., between F and G pply W. E. BUR- FORD & 00., 1115 Fst. n. aps-6t FOF BENT Thee story BRIOK HOUSE, 150 F at ng. Hent to responsible tenant, $20 per quonth. Furniture for sale at low ficures. 8 sion May 15th. Inquire on premises. _my3-3t" WANRTED-—A competent WOMAN to cook ani wash in a respectable family = commendations at 712 13th st, n.w- WANTED To buy at once a cood HOUSE for mall cash payment and $30 or $40 a merth. Address PURCHASER, btar office. my3-at® | ANTED—AGENTS to sell the most useful arti . cle manufactured. Liberal terms to first-cla: parties, Address OOX & CO.. 278 Crape st., By: acuse, N.Y. Ladies especially desired, for thay can sell it to advantage. inyl-Im "WASTED FAMILIES to, furnish with Ser- vauts. Try us. Also, white and colored Ser- Yauts, with reference. **Employment Office,” No. 926 F st-n.w. ©, E. PRIGE & OU. ap3-5w* NTED—OOOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS and WwW NURSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Heip, With reference. Bervanta furnished at short notics. FenpioEment Office, corner 7th and G sts.n.w. P. McDONALD. ap6-Im BOARDING. PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARDERS’ accommodated at 827 Vermont a my5-1w* LW POR BENT With GOARD, two communicating front ROOMS, south fronton Fadiciary Square. Algo. sinvle ROOM, delightful Summer Rooms. 403 G st. n.w. a, elie haya 3 VOR RENT—From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., a farnished OFFICE ROOM on first floor; also, ROOMS communicating with bath on second floor for OF- FICE of LODGINGS. 13931 F st., opposite Ebbitt. my3-3t* FE SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY — two-story FRAME HOUSE, 4 roois, with cessary out. buildings and four acres of isn: yall &e., 8 and House of 11 rooms, w.sh 8 acres Leud, in sight of Silver Spring, for rent. 3350 per annum. Callon D. F. MASON, Act. B. \0. Co., ver Spring, Mid. P. O. address, Slizo, Md. ow ;near- y miles from Silver Spring Station. Iso, 15 acres Laud with Lown», fruit, ‘ond floor, water, &c., on 8! at e Tih st., bet. Band F sts.i.w. my. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHEBMAN & 00., St Croup BuILpINe, Beal Estate Agents amd Auctioncers. FOR RENT—Two beautiful HOUSES in McPher- son Square, now building: wilteoon be. Auished., Two seven-room BRICK ES, Y ‘8 nearly new, good ‘beiebborkood ¢ ‘$20. a Other HOUSES and STORES in different por- tions of the city. Call at our office for Bulletin. FOR SALE—A very fine HOUSE, on In. AVE. sth st. and Jefferson Place snow, icine batt HOUBES AND LOTS at different prices and on to suit. attention will be paid to \° tranied fount case." t 2 Peld to any business en EI Fe RENT—430 lst st. n.e., a comfortable seven roon: BRICK HOUSE, with modern impreve- ments. Price $18 per month. FOR REN Rhode Island ave.n. ear *“Towa Circle 2 Th new ten-room RESIDENCE, with all modern convent- ences. Price $50 per month. FOR RENT—1719 Bhode Island ave. p.w., 2 handsome fift POOR RESIDENCE, with all improvements. FOR RENT— 1110 18th _st.’n.w., ten-room Brick DWELLING near Massachusetts e. Price 850 month. FOR RENT—725 4th st, n-e., smal Bhek HOUSE taining six rooms. Price $10 per month. FOR '—117 6th st. n.e., aten-room FRAME, with Price 835 per month. FOR RENT— 4 small six-room BRIGK on the line of Columbia railroad. Price $12 per month. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., myl 1223 F street nw. ee R RENT—By RB. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F strects northwest. 23 15% st. nw., 17 Upoer portion 1107 rooms and bath. Dh. ‘ur. hs stn. W.. 612 Pa.” ave. 2.W., 516 Lithst.n.w., store 25 239194 st. sii, BO - 20 rs. and bsth Fur.honee, F st. 410 N. J. 809 RB at. n-w., 6 rs. and batt 817 9th stn. 6. rooms... s I make no charge to Isndlords for ad: i te property, aud keep it betore the public con. ntly. ave many of the finest building sites in the city iso, Houses in every section at prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, ape 0th and F sts_n.w. __MONEY TO LOAN. ]* WAS For BOGEDIATE USVESTMENT 8408 and att percent. GbO. TRUESDELL. 605 Tth strost [OEY IN HAND To LOAN On Good Real Eetate Security, at Lowest Rates. THOS. J. FISHER & ©0., 1228 F street nw. kGE AND SMALL SUMS, aIN. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, ap30-6t 1420 Now York avenue TO voxry ox REAL ESTATE, Is 8vme To Scurr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, 8p lvth aod F sts. now Mo TO LOAN. 8100,000 TO LOAN, Ip amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, om first-class wilt edie real estate security. B. H. WARNER, psrlo 916 F st. nw. BUSINESS CHANCES. S08 SALF—An Flecaut RESIDENCE Pperite Franklin Square. Price 82 rred nts. Very ht lt iW POWNMA’ “CRbedater FOULS ERA» reain, BUSINESS jaying 5) ver cent, be Dough! chosp, if we id ato Sippy A A. WILSON'S 00., 507 SALE-STOCK and FI pods and Notion Store; deeirabl can be rented at a reasonable price. For Larticulars, address Box 24, Star oftics. my to 1S7s, snd all by gan Bow be BETTLED i GEO. TRURSDELL, my4-6t 605 7th stront y ANTED 36,7 nS to B years, on 8 _¥Y Acres of Land, h st., near the city limits; improved by SIS.000. Address #t., Balto., Md, QOR SALE—A thres-story Toons, wag, water, bath 0 ck to 30-ff. alley’: also side alley’: loc w York av., bet. 4th and Sth sts. Price (> an immediate customer, 82 on reasonabie t Property can be re per moatl: he cheap wrop m €1. 500 to $10,000, in any locality de- the easiest terms. Good property for fe and rent solicited. W. E. Br z= Estate ] ii : Qe CASE—For splendid FARM, 50 acres, in District. Nice house, stables, ‘barns, &e. : 4) trees, 600 «rape vines, in full support, ko20d of cultivation minutes ride from Tnaane ylum. Ralance Jong as desired. Price, 83,00 Inquire of V. ROUX, 1025 17th st. n.w. ‘may'3-6 'OB RENT— THE OORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. TREASURY, 15TH BIBER. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communt- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and closets on every fisor. Elevator and «team heat. Dark roome for storage. Inquire of the Jsultor. ap OR SALE— 811 Est. n.w., five-story Brick, 17 rooms. 110 Ist. n.w., New Doutie House, 3 stories and basement. 132 O st. #.¢., three-story sud basement Brick. 4 H st. n.e., two-story Frame. ‘Thirteen Acres of Land adjoming the lan@ of the Washington Brick Machine Oo. CARRINGTON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys-at-Law, ap5-Im 458 Louisiana aventie. FOR SALE. OR) SALE—A Saddle and Por Don HORSE, perfectly sound and gentle. Ai LEADINGHAM & CO.'S Stable, Hst., ve- tween Ich and 14th sts. miy4-2t" VOR RENT—A ihet-class RESIDENCE, situated on Rhode Isisnd ave., between 15th ‘and 1th adjacent to Scott statue, Mo. 1517. Apply to SHEDD, No, 1402 14th'st. a.w. _ myl-3w F ‘T—The STORE and DWELLING No. 1839 Ket. now. It will be rented low to a good snd respousible tenant. Apply to No. 1134 18th st. nw. myl-6t" Fe, SALE—Diat Carap—Nice 6 room FRAME near Lincoln Park; grained, papered, sas. water; xood neighborhood. 81,200. Apply. 2 lith 3%. n.e. myl-7t* ‘CPHERSON HOUSE, cor. Isth and Lats. n,w. BOARS Able ROOMS with BOARD; also TABLE ap20-Im* Mrs. HOECKLEY, Propristress. OR RENT—Three communicating BOOMS, un- furnished, on fourth floor of house No. 311 D st. nw. Price $10 per month. SARAH FLAG- LER, 316 Indiana ave. myl-6t" ONY TOP PHETON and HAR- NESS for sale, suitable for laly to. drive; also family carriage. Jackson’ Wagon Depot, 2U8 I0th st. n.w. D. W. MA- GRATH. myst ROR SALE—An interest in fine HORSE and new Jump-seat CARRIAGE, or will hire same by month or year ‘to responsible ee Address GEQ. WASHINGTON, R., City Post office. my4-3t FR &ALE—Two small Black and Tan TEBRIERS, 10 months old, at 2000 Sha 7th st. n.w. my3-3t" FQ8 Sauk HORSE TOP BUGGY and HARNESS. Inquire of A. M. DAN- TELS, 1820 14th st. my3-3t* FPUBSISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD—Thira story ; summer prices.’ Convenient to cara. 939 K st. nw. apl6-3w* HE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 612 9th at.n.w., is one of the cosiest and best conducted boarding housss in the city. Transient boarders scowmo- dsted at reasonabie terms. novia COUNTRY BOARD. SC UNMER BOARDING, AT VIEW HILL, Gaines- » ville, Va.—Larwe house, healthy focation, Kood water: first-clasa board; convenient to churches; within 200 yards of the depot. Address Mrs. L. A. myl-6t* ESIRABLE BOARDING, for adults only, on Long Island Sound, near New London; cool, Lo malaria, excellent water, bathing, boating, fishing; number limited; Washington ‘rege exchanged. Address Box 8, New London, Con- necticut. ap3)-Im* JUMMER BOARD.—ALMEIDA will be opened + June Ist. Large, airy: Rooms, plenty of shade, every home comfort. Terms 325 month. Ou line Shen. Valley R.R. References exchanged. Mss L. M. CROW. [ap21-e06w) Berryville, Va. ONTRY BOARD.—Laurel, Md., midway be- tween Baltimore and Washington, on B. & 0. RR; thirty minutes’ ride. Pleaasnt rooms aud first-class TABLE. 200 yards from Station. Im? MRS. NEWMAN. LOST AND FOUND. PPORSALESTwo LOTS. near Stewart Castio and Dupont Circle, on Massachusetts ave., betwaen 20th ang 21st sts. ;'26 feet each front; situated north side. Terms easy. AddressW.L., Star office. FOR SALE Shea. for cash. a Moran Black Hawk abe black HORSE and a Brew- Ster-built BUGG nearly new. | Inquire at JOHNSON BRO.*R, 1418 7th s*.n.w. m3-6t" OR RENT—One HOUSI ral= on easy terms; all new; near East Falla, Churca station. WELLS FORBE: Falls ¢ FOR SALF—One of # QUOK STANDS in ¢ for sellius, SER, Star office. myl ase a BRIGK HOUSE of room®, with modern im- WAT & abont eit or te provements. Addross M J.W.,.tar office, atatinar jocation, Rize of house and lot,» myl-tt A GREAT OHANCE FOR INVESTMENT. joe and terms. There will be sold, undera ory deed of trust, in front of the Market House, Alexandria, Va., at 12 0’ciock m. on Thureday, May 6th, 1880, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND known ar Abington Park. This estate lies immodt- ately on the weat side of W. & A. turn one and 8 half miles fre ‘aship«ton. It is rolling, fertile, and about hall is admirably adapted for brick yards. Persoms desiring to see the prog perty will wet OM at Waterloo Station, W.& AK He oringuire for information of Col. AUTHUR HERBERT. Alexandria, Va. Terms of sale. One-third cash; balance in one, tws and three yeare. aplgde K SALE—Curar—One second-hand BUGGY, first-class manufacture, and light business WAGON - ail in thorongh repair. ©. H. KNIGHT, 422 Louisiana avenue. ap2t -2w* ‘OR SALE—FARM, 150 Acres, in Mon county, 9 miles from city: wood bulldinen, thoronghly’ cultivated: 1.200 peach, 900 paar, % acrea in grapes; half niile from R.B. station. Prius will pay interest on parchase money. 12th st, between 9 and 1 p.m. ETIRING from business, we offer for sale, o2 ‘orable terme, our STOOK (Millinery, Drews Trimiaings snd Fancy Goods), FIXTURES, GOOD WILL, LEASE, &c. “Established twenty years and PapiCe well, Beet location. Address HUTZLER ROS. & MRS. HUTZLER, Richmond, Va. ‘ap2S-s0d. OK SALE—LOT on 16th st., near cor. R. directly north Scott's circié, 22x125 #t. to 20 alley; must be sold, owner leaving city. 610 T aw. aps 2w* ‘OR RENT_—WEST END HOTEL, cor. Bride Wathington sts., Georgetown ; 45 rooma: god leeation, reat low 9 respousible tenants; weil situated for hotel, lare brarding or eating house; good opportunity for a person of enterprise. | B. HL WARNER, 916 F at-n. ap3a-i GOR RENT—Upper portion of PREMISES, 913 Pennsylvania ave., between 9th and 10th’sts., Suitable for a Physician's or Dentist’s offic: rooms. Inquire of WM. H. DEMPSEY, St 913 Pa. ave. ap29-Lw: JOR RENT—DWELLING No. 2005 Lat. now. rooms, dry cellar, with all imodern impr ments. Apply 17331 st. apes. OR RENT—Handsomely Furniehed ROOMS, private family, with or without Board, 315 st. 8.e. ; desirable for par'ies employed in the Cap- tol or Coast Survey; modern inj ildren. Referenoes exchanzed. (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1213 G st. n $25 per mouth; keys adjoining. Inqcire at ‘Louisiana ave. : ‘ap27-1m 'OR RENT—No. 406 Istat. s.6., » well Furnish HOUSE, containing seven "rooms, with modern improvements. Inquire on the prem- ises. ap26. L white and lemon colored PO PUP, four months old. Reward if. returned to 71 Dumbarton st., George: town. itt Teer May, 84.9%, ROOKETBOOK, "containing ‘about $13 and a card with the owner’s name byonit, A Nberal reward will be given if left at a : 939 L085, On the lest of Ai . E with dianiond flower. ‘The finder will recsive a A by returning it to 1298 Sth st. n, TER re YOU I OST—A Red Russia Leather POCKET-BOOR 4 containing $15 and some change. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at No. 441.0 ét. new. itt OST—A small BRASS KEY to « safe. The finger will be rewarded by re- turning it to the Star Office. Picea) By6-st* | Fees Saturday, May lst, a5 black Newfoundland PUPPY ; tip of nose pak r— 4 tail. and feet white; also white cross on breast. A liberal reward will be paid if returned to No. 2018 I st.n.w. Answers to name of Nero. m3-3t* EDUCATIONAL. WANTED uusrc SCHOLARS. References Viven as to ability. Especial care given to be- sinners. ‘Terme quite reasonable. Address Box 7, Star office. my! J A GHERG Tescher of PIANO, ORGAN and « VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be- ginhers, as weil as thoee wishing to be qualified for ‘Teachers. |Terms moderate. 1216 H st. 2.7. apz7-Im* | W. FLYNN, A.M, S. 708 Stu Sraeer N.W. Crasses—Afternoen, 1 to.4; Kvening.7 to9. 10 T quarter,in advance. Latin, Greck, German, rench, English, Mathematica, Penmanship, Book Keeping. Special attention to preparation tor Cc lege, West Point, Annapolis, and all_ competiti examinations. 4 rivate lessons on moderate terse. ap PROFESSOR LARROQUE, 725 1th st.. native French Instructor, zraduate of Sorbonne Uni- ¥ersity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. ap9-3n OR SALE REASONABLE TenMs—Oottage-Dullt BRICK “HOUSE, modern improvements, grounds and shrubbery : in one of the best localities of Georgetown; cars pass the door. inquire corder's Office, City Hall. marl6 8w* FOE SALES dust arrived from We-t Virginia, 18 3ounz HORSES, suitable for all pur- ese, end 3 young MULES, well broken, 6 Sears'cld. W. YATES? Stables, 9th st., tween E’and F's. w. my3-6t" (OR SALE—Larce size FIRE om 0) Morris &0o., kg, will sell 3 New York a ¢ mayl-lw* VOR SALE—Larke fectiy sound = cost 8200; Will —HORSES, HARNESS and VEHI- every description bought and sold aptly attented nd _satiafaction Wil. F. DOWNEY'S Studie, ith st. uw. it SALE—A SECOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- able for light businces purposes :Juinp, Depalaie pees aie oupes, ec. fepalrings promptly: atte % 5 ® mbey SHOBERT. H.GRAMAM, Repository and Factory 410-416 8th at., aps between D and En.w. _A&GE BTOCE OF SPRING WAGONS, suitable dfor ail kinus of business. Also, lot o TRADE WAGONS., This Wagon is nice eee Wy Anished. TOP BRUGGIER, DOCTOR HETONS, one LANDAU ‘CARRIAGE in good order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WAGONS for sale very low on monthly instalments. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Prospect st., Georwetown. ‘marll-3ra —An elezant MANSION asant, near 14th street, Mount 1 rooms, furnished or unfurni city as, w and ail modern improveme: acres, Landsoweé lawn, fine old shade tree: table warden, fruit trees ond 1 room for 15 horses: | Will fell on easy terme. For particulars inquire N. HUYOK. VOR SALE—Desirable 8-room BEIOK HOUSE, N bathroom, hot and col ter, and wood cellar; on easy ternis. Inquire at 12 Fst.n.w., from 5 to 8 p.m. apl5.3w* Fe RENT—No. 1741 18th st., 7 rooms; $25. No. 1826 16th st., 8 rooms; eke New, m. i., Gelighttul Houses. “J. G. HESTAE, 619 7th at. ap ‘OR RENT—From July Ist, 1880, No. 1607 H st., next door to “Mr. Oorcoran’s residenca, fronting corey Ga? Square; a first-class house in every respect. Apply to A. HYDE, Riggs & Co.al2-1m F& BALE OR RENT—An elegant COUNTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved by two-story and basement Dwelling, containing 8 rooms; fine lawn, fruit and water; one mile and half from Brooks’ Station on Metropolitan Brauch of Balti- more & Ohio R. R., 4 miles from city. For price, terms, &e., inquire of HELLEN & NICHOLSON, 615 7th et we ap9-Im Fe RENT—That very choice four-story BRICK HOUSE, 1404 16th st., near Scott Statue. Ali im. i., 9 rooms and bath. “Rent t $35. Enquire atthe house or of J. W. P. MYERS, 715 15th st. ap7-1m_ ‘POE RENT—The delightful RESIDENCE mown as Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining Seldiers’ Home, entrance from Whitney avenue bv cars to wate; situation in District for health, access and pure spring water. Apply 712 13th st. a5-1m* INTANDSALE. FE athe sf BEAL 22 ma moni 5 mar4-2m 8. H. WARNER, 916 Fat. nw. or Furnished PARLORS and BSD- FP ooits and BOOMS turseued for hateea ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 354 Pennsyl- vania ave., cor. 43 st. augil-Im* APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, OoxconpviLiT, Pa.—Boys, 880 per quarter; Girls, 845. tt dena propated for buninens, Yale or Harvard. Fira iaes professors, wupils admitted. Jel 3-SHORTLIDUR A. M., Principal. SPENOERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGE, Consen 77H AND L Brauets N.W., ives education for real life to sons and dsusaters, e course comprises: hip, Bpel om: ion. Correspondenes. Business Aritimetic, ingle and Double Entry Bookkeoping, Business Practices, Political Economy, Commercial Law, and res. Day and evening sessions. Open f. iiereatton. Forserticulats vient tie Glee era 161 *. ‘or ict isit the » OF wt dress. (aug5] HG. SPENOEM, Prinaipal. NW 18 YOUR TIME TO BUY AT THE OLOSING OUT SALE. Gents’ fine Percale Shirts, latest styles, worth 75c., for 45e. ; do , 81.50 for T5c. Gents" Gauze Underwear, only 20c. Victoria Lawn, worth Ic. for 19c. All-wool Black DeLaine, worth 40e. for 22c. udroscozwin Cotton, wo) fo. for 10c. Japanese Tidies, work S0c- for 9c. early and secure these before they ar- closed out. Ail cther Goods at the same proportion- te \. ateg 1926 Pennsyivenia ave. 3 ve. 29-20 2a door from fut st. \ABRIAGES. CAREIAGES. , CARRIAGES. ‘On hand a fine assortment of first clags CARRI 4 suitable forstreat or ea park use, lish a dheave. ‘All new Work sold of the best make and warautad ROBERT H. GHAHAM, 410-316 Sth st. n.w Repairing promptly attended to. my$-3t FA CESES TO PASTURE AT 85 CO PER MONTH fine nrase, shade, ‘and wie” Taree OF e erase, shade, = raqui remiaes, or address R.A. SHREVE, Bie Gensbur, Md. %. Tip30-1m" WS TER, 50,000 PEOPLE To call or send orders to ‘Tue LancEst aNp Most Cournere ND CLEANING ESTABLISH- JOB DYEING AN Meee SoutH or New York. First-class in every particular. Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city, or by mail or express from other places. |. WHEATLEY, myl 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C. WEISSENSTEIN, 623 9TH STREET, ST. ¢ Cloud Butldinx, thoroughly and skillfaliy re- pairs WATCBES of the finest or most complicate construction, at moderate prices. References given upon calli myl-Im G, %: SHERIEF, 5 Deacen 1x COAL AND WOOD, of every varisty. Specia! attention given to every ordar. STEMS and 328 Pa. Ave. Depot and Mills, Water and N street, Potomac River. ap29 GTEAM CAEPET CLEANING. carpets guarant At CHACE'S, apai-ly 616 Louisiana ave. IS Lan vO WHALE OIL SOAP, For the destruction of the m: of Green Bugs that infest Rose Bushes . Freshsupply by = ae ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, ap23 14th and I and 2d and D sts. nw. De FAIL TO EXAMINE THOSR BEAU- BREN toc co= ap2-lm 410 12 ot ow. PERSONAL. ED—MILITARY DOUNTY LAND WAR. Soldiers’ Homestead CLAIMS, sud all kindsof id Kerip, for which highest’ rates ‘will be paid. WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law, Room 41, Le Droit Building.’ ap3-3m PROFESSIONAL. JOOT SURGER’ — Corns, Bunions, Discased Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Ohil- blains and all other ailmonts of the Feet sucoess- fully treated. DR. WHITE'S 19th consecutive year of practice in Washington, D. OG. His establish- ment, 1416 —- Vania, ue, (opposite Wil- Hotel, ) is patronized by the Cliteof the werid. Office fee, @l per visit. apna Nowe. ‘The Dental office and bneiness of the late Dr. John H. Darrell, of 1237 P: wenue, will becontinuea by his nephew, Dr. 0.'J. WATERS, formerly of 313 Pa. avepre. A continuance of patronage is respect. fully solicited. ap3.5m H, JOHNSTON, Druin, ob. Hemored trom Ghose ak. to 717 rr”... St.» opponite Calvary Baptist Church: Fill- ing a epecialty. Teeth on gold and silver. ministered. Charges moderate. Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and others. mé. cela et ORNS, BUNIONS, &o., radically cured by the Aust Chiropodist, "Du. J. EYEAOR., by seulful and painices operation, combined with pis ‘and effective . _Bemember, No. (422 Ponuayivania ave. fenan R. WEIBENBORN, Dentia, removed to 410 11th DE CELLULOID TEETH inserted 87 to 10 per set, and all operations on the natural Tecth st reasonable prices. Ex- tractin, 60 cents. declt 2S ASSES, THE FAMOUS FORTUNE TELLER, ‘T STREET, PETWEEN 7IH AND 8TH STREET Sign over the door. POTHSCARIES, JEWELLERS and MILLI ERS, notice the chance to get bargains in first class Showcases tu auction column. mys St By fad PATCH FXAMINES TITLES, reports as to the responsibility of Pops, with ‘abstracts of iens on real extate. 606 10th st. n.w., 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Always in before9 and from 205. ‘apl0-1m JADAM ROSS, the lopy-established, | reliable Clairvoyant and Astrolomist, wives better sstis- faction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro- feasion ; tells the past, present and future destiny: ves advice and assistance on all matters apper- ing to busi Jove and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE Cain. Batisfaction given $r no pay. Consultstion Rosms, 402 2d st., above AS We 5 D'S BRORN, DENTIST, No, 725 lara STREET, over Simms’ Drux Store. Wi trons Oxide given for the painless extra fion of Teeth. Esch Tooth $1 Artificial Teeth of every kind inserted. Al operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the plemaut and conventent Sooation of this office. Three lines of cars pass = oor. sep R. TM. TALBOTT, Dentisr, ‘Hemoved to southesst o.ruer 7th and! ix n-W- Teeth inserted $7 per sot. ny Dia ST, 919 Tih At. n.w., Delweem, utiful Sets of Teeth Teeth Filled, #1; Extracting without in. 80 cents. All operations warranted. oct 2. Did, ERIQORD, TW. Favotte st, Balto, Md., has devoted 30 yenra to the sticcasfal treatment of Nervous Debi‘ity, Evil Forebodings, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Woek- hess, &c., those dire reeults of indiscretion. Pois- guous Diseases of the Blood, Thrcat, Noss or Skin, morri philis, &c., tadically cured withon mercury. Write or call, H'H fave to Baltimore dedueted from fee. mar31-3m COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL Falk association. THE FIRST PREWIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over al) competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. novs AT. woop. oo SQuNSON BuoTuEns, "0 us Low Prices. ‘Full Weight... Best % . coats Wet Betoet WOOD. Main office, wharves, mill and depot connected ically conducting the wood and trade, ‘Prom the eon MT * foot of 12eh 19th and st. 2. rT == Vozesaes TO EUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & BRO. Parties to visit Burope oan obtain all i Eire « mmo. sp12-im Penn’a avenue. rates. V. ‘ECOND HAND CLOTHING, ‘B, B WATCHBS, PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ peer are, PR’ ant Es Y REFERENCES, v BECKER, ‘Warerooms, 007 H st. n.w. Tuning and Kepairs done skillfully aud tly. ‘Twenty years’ experience. aplé 2 Paes AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT dofy competition. EY T. NIMMO & OO., cena febi3 sib 410 11th st. n.w. QTIEFF PIANOS.—Hicuoet honors Parie Ex- & position Universelie 1878. wh TWO FIRST PREMIUMS at Nations! Fair, Was! D.G. The Stet Boudoir Grand, the Artiste Plana, dees competi on. tion. Agents for the cslebrates Kranich & Bach and other Srei-clac Pianos aud tho wurivaled Peloatet ak aula Bove assess febl? F9S Tth st. w-00., betwoen Gand (omeoar ane STYLE BEOAD SHUES WITH LOW HEELS, sregent quate Strap Ties. Gatone Ties nid Prince albert's. ar 1. HEILBRUN'S No. 402 7th st. n.w. Brox oF: THE OLD Woman ix Wixpow. aps s MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF SE MOST KES. STANDAKD AND Rpecial prices for Bewing Machines as good a new, all warranted for three Seare: Howe eer aeaB Vileon Dro] and ‘wer. Auerieas Drop Leaf and Drawer. - at OPPENHEIMER’; 528 Oth street, Bt. Cloud Bu.sding. Needles, Parts, &c., forall Machines. my pra nee a ge ae