Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |§ WASHINGTON, THURSDAY January 6, 1881. CROSKY 8S. NOYES itor. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, perma- gent. bone fide daily circalation more than doubdie that of any ether daily paver pub- fixhed in Washington, and equa! to that of all acther. THE Stax office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Asvertisementa, orders for the paper by mail end otherwise, news, or any information or Dbasiness can be sent day or night, free of charge. A Double Sheet on Saturday. Tre Star will be Issued on Saturday tn | double-sneet or eight page form of fifty-six | columns. Advertisers and newsdealers will please serd in their orders as early a3 practt- cable for the enlarged and extra edition. oo 2S Mahene’s Herve Another Color. Gen. Mahone’s address to the pubiis, about which 80 much has been said and written of late, 18 out And It f3 totally differeas tn charac- ter from what was predicted by some wao pro- fessed to know. There can be no question as to the authenticity of the address; it was signed by Gen. Manone and published In the recog- Bized organ of hims+if and his party. There ts not a single word in the document tnat oan be construed into a purpose or desire to unite the | Teadjuster and the republican parties of Vir- ginia. On the contrary, Gen. Mahoae’s strict- ures upon “zrip-saek republicans”—as he terms them—are as severe as his condemnation of “bourbon-democrats.” He classifies both alfke as enemies of readjustment and of readjusters, and warns the latter that they will have to fight against the republicans and democrats in the next state election. The whole tenor of the address ts tn behalf of a reorganization of the readjuster party with the view of carrying the state elec- tion next fall. That ts thes purpose General Mahone bas tn view, and his political course and actions will undoubtedly be shaped so as to aid that purpose. Instead of endeavoring to refute the accepted theory that he and his party are committed to a readjus'ment or seal- ing down of the state debt, this address defl- nitely proclaims that as the chief object of the party and declares that that object will be rigidly adhered to. In speaking of the duties devolving upon the next legislature tu relation to the debt question, Gen. Mahone asks: “Shall a settlement be enforeed which shal recognize the last dolar Virginia justly owes, and secare to the creditor the certain payment of the highest rate of interest her revenues can meet?” He deciares that this s all that should be done or ought to be attempted; and right here is the point on which he and ui3 followers differ from the general sentiment of the coun- try. The readjusters maintain tnat it is hoaest for the state to pay as much as she can; that that fs not repudiation. Public sentiment in- ‘sists that 1 ts wrong for the debtor to deter- mine the extent of his ability to pay, and to say to the creditors that fs all you shail have. Tne creaitors are not allowed a voice in the settle- ment at all. Public opinion pronounces this policy repudiation, in part, at least, <o2@ ft is this that has fixed the taint of repudiation upon the Virginia read- Justers. Gen. Mahone very positively declares that his party intends to abide by this policy and make it rule the state, if possible. Conse- quently the barrier of alleged repudiation which hitherto ts said to have prevented the Teadjusters and repubifcans from coming together has not only not been removed by Gen. Mahone but. on the contrary,he has marked Its position more plainly than before. He says in effect to republicans and to democrats too: “The readjusters believe in and intend to con- tend for an enforced readjustment of the state debt at the hands of the next legislature; if you want to join us in the fght, come on.” ‘That fs as far as he goes towards opening the e other dally papers here added te- | Toad toany new political affiliations. There | is undoudtedily a large element of the white population of Virginia which believes with Gen. Mahone that the state cannot possibly pay all her debt, and that an honest policy moves her to pay as much as she can. Itis quite probable that with his ability and power of organization, Gen. Mihone can Increase his element of strength, but to do tts he must continue bis adherence to democracy— to the name, at least. A large majority of the white people of the state belleve ta democracy, and should Gen. Manone cut loos? eatirely from that party and join the repabilcaas, he Would be left with but little white support in the state. He knows this, and knows further ‘that his success in his present purpose of build- ing up a party that will control the state de- pends upon bis clinging to the name of demo- crat. He has shown himself to be more lib2ral than that party in Virginta, it is true, and he will endeavor gradually to recruit and liberal. ize his readjuster party, no doubt; but he will not yet abandon his right tocall himself a democrat. Tax Stak ts rot in the business of Cabinet- Making, but we take the liberty of observing that those persons who suppose the chances of Mr. A. W. Campbell being called into the Cabinet of President Garfleld rest entirely on his relationship to the founder of the religious denomination to which the President-elect happens to belong are very much mistaken in thelr estimate of both the President and Mr. Campbell. So faras the endorsements of tne presss count for anything, Mr. Campbell is more universally recommended for such a po- sition than any gentleman who has yet been named in that connection. Tnis general and favorable expression may be, to be sure, due in part to the fact of his long and honorable con- nection with the press, but not entirely. Where Mr. Campbell 1s best known he ts recog- nized as a gentleman of very decided ability and accomplishments, and one who ts on that ground alone entitled to the support of his friends. In brief, he ts about as well fittea for aCabinet position as any of the gentlemen whose prospective connections with the new administration have been so generally can- | vassed. Then, too, he comes from the southern Section of the country, for which a represeata- ton will be claimed, on the grounds alike of geography and expediency, witn the added advantage of having a record for political Soundmss“and consistency both befoie and after the war, and for loyalty during that period, about which there cannot be any doubt Or question. These are the things, and not what church a man attends, which the Prest- dent-elect will be likely to consider in select- ing his constitutional advisers. —e-—___ “The correspondent of a western paper writing from New York, says: “A great crash is pre- dicted a few years hence in raliroad affairs, and some say that the Mexican raliroad schemes to cart goods nine thousand feet above the level, and thes bring them down avatn, ts ex- pensive and idiotic, most of the products of Mexico growing along the flat sea coast.” It #8 not at ali Improbable that the crash pre- dieted will come, and even earlier than ex- Pected; but it 1s not easy to see why the pro- posed Mexican railway should be connected with the matter in the way ic is What Is said about that enterprise could be sald with equai truth and force in regard to the Pacific railway now in operation. That line, too, carta goods from one sea coast to the other, nine thousand feet above tide and dowm again, and yet its Shares are selling away above par, and have ‘been for months past. There is no good reason ‘thal we can perceive why a line to Mexico shoulc not be, tf economically bulit and well managed, equally successful and profitable. It would certainty be of great advantage both to the United States and that country. O™= DOLLAB PEB 100 Fon PIRIBY AGLISH Me tdbield suteP a PRINTED FROM cB: Eepliahument fn the ity farniaing ts 913 Pa. ave., Ootsd-8zn between 9th and 10th streets. <Shay DET WW cout Poot Siena, Prete tor partiowiara ctl l-eoldm GPECIA L NOTICE. THE GREATEST REDUCTIJN EVER MADE. FOR THE NEXT 4% DAYS I WILL 8£.LL ALL OVEROOATS AT A RE°UCTION FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLABS. I WILi. SELL ALL WINTER SUITS AT A REDUCTION ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. CALL ATONCE! DON'T DELAY! | ar A. STRAUS’, THE OLD RELIABLE OLOTHIER, LOLI Pennsylvania Avenue, jan6 BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH STRERTS REMOVAL. REMOVAL. THE BRANOH BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE HAS REMOVED TO 211 aNp 21155 PENNA. AVE. 8. E., (Formerly J. T. Earnshaw's,) Where we can accommoiate the public of Ospitol Hill and surrowr dir« counsry with a full stock of the very latest styles of BOOTS AND SHOES AT THE Very Lowest Priogs. Don’t forget the Name and No., 211 aNp 2114 PENNA. AVE. 8. E., Sign ot the Bed Fiag. P. 8.—491 WILL BE CONTINUED THE SAME AS BE- ace LEOFOLD BICHOLD, Jan6é Proprietor. Goons. LYONS BLAOK SILK VELVETS. Colored TRIMMING VELVETS. Colored SATINS and SATEN DE LYONS. Elegant BLACK BROCADE SILKS. Superb WHITE BROOADE SILKS. Magnificent EVENING SHADES in EROCADE. White, Cream, Pink, Blue and other shades in FRENCH OASH MERES. ALBATROS in Pink, Blue and Cream BLAOK SATIN GRIFFON in ail qualities. We call particular attention to the above BLACK SILK VELV&TS, as being of superior quality and | at VERY LOW PRICES. One Price, in Plaia Figures. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. Jané For BREAKFAST! CHOCOLAT MENIER. BOLD EVERYWHERE. PakIS AND ND LONDON. Rew York Depot, 231 286 Greenwich st. Jan6-th&ta,4m GPECIAL ATTENTION b 18 CALLED TO TIE INDUUEMERTS SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, ARE OFFERING IN CARPETS AND UPHOLS- TERY GOODS previous to tsking stock. LL FANCY COATINGS AND CASSI- MERES Will be sold per pattern, or manufactured to order, at redaced prices. WM. 8S. TEEL, Tailor, jané 935 Penna. ave. Decne OF CO-PABTNEB- -—The partnerahip heretofore existing between the underei; sauder the lirm name of SMI1H & LEX, is 1 dissolved by mutual content. Ail business ett late firm will be set- by Jos. B. Lee, who will continue the busi- ness ¢f Ship Chaudler and Grogery at the old stand, 97 Water etre JOSEPH H oaamb 1 eaterH. Georgetown, D.C., Jan. 5, 1851. jan6-5t* Ss ee SCHOOL TEACHERS, 10 ST: 00) eee jan6 Commenvary 0 ional Lessous for I8el, by JH. Vincent, D. D._ select Notes on the Lesscns by Peloubet. All the Various ver, Question Bcoks and Sunday Sch oy New ioks for ‘sunday’ Senoa Porter Our Hoe’ by Mary De Ckellis. Siner orter. ary ellis, and Seint, a sketch of Jacqueline by Weitzel. or eae by ABTHEN & BS: Ww Baving Tucasel of W. 8. Hoge fed by James Mecdaniel, of Loudowa count the largest one weighing 2,800 ibs., will o1 tt SE baal alors |, OR 4 , Jan. i Jan6-2t* Neer’ 915 Ponnsyivania ave. On and after ‘THUBSDAY, 30rx, we will open an Elegant Stock of LACE GOODS, in Beal Point Venice Duchess, Point Gauze Laces, Fichues, Gilets, ollarettes, Handkerchiefs, #BOM THREE TO EIGHT DOLLABS. | Scufs and Barbes. Also, the neweet shades and styles in FRENCH FLOWERS, FINE SASH and TRIMMING RIB- BONS; LADIES', MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S WHITE LACE BECEPTION DRESSES; CHIL- DREN'S \ ELVET and SILK SUITS, IMPORTED FRENOH NECKWEAR, and fine LACE and PEARL FANS. NOOT'S, dec27-3m 915 Pemnsylvania ave. DON’T FAIL TO EXAMINE OUB STOOK REDUCED PRICES IN RED. A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE Paice CLoTHieRs, decd8 316 and 318 Seventh st. M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO., JEWELIEBS AND SILVERSMITHS, JEWELRY, PLATED TABLEWARE, DIAMONDS, CUTLERY, WATCHES, CARD CASES, SILVERWARE, BRASSES, TRAVELING CLOCKS, FANOY GOODS, MANTEL CLOCKe, FIRE SCREENS, FOLDING MIRRORS, PLACQUES, LAMPS, SCONCES. dec30-2W 1107 Penn. av: {OB NEW YEAR'S BECEPTIO! MALAGA GRAPES, alas PURPLE ON Ceres Lt! ASPINWALL BANANAS, FLORIDA OBANGES, VIOLET PRUNES, PRESERVED HOSE BUDA, ane GLACE, CHOCALATES, several kina: ‘OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, GENUINE MOCHA. B. W. BEED’S SONS. dec? 1216 F street. gam LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, | Have this day opened a large aseortment of SILVER-PLATED TABLE WARE, SUITABLE FOR NEW YEAR REOEPTIONS, CoxsistIxe oF COFFEE URNS, TEA URNS, CAKE BASKETS, OASTORS, ICE PITCHERS, EPERGNES, ° LADLES, TUREEN , WAITERS, NUT CRAOKERS AND PIOKS, NUT BOWLS, FRUIT STANDS, ROGEBR’S KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS, &o., WHICH WE OFFER AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. SAWL LEWIS’ SONS. dec28-1m 12 GEsss- WABE, OHINA, CROOKERY, FINE PLAteD WARE. Especially adapted for NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS BEOEPTIONS. |. W. BEVEBIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridge. dec? No. 1000 Penna. Ave. Horm aoops, Pennsylvania ave. A large assortment of Porcelain, Parlor and Li- brary LAMPS, DROP LIGHTS and DECORATED SHADES, CABINET MIRRORS and SCONOES, BRONZES, FANOY STUDENT LAMPS and DEO- ORATED SHADES. Al! of the above goods sold at Reduced Prices. E. FE. BROOKS, decl5 531 ASth st., Corcoran Building. Marteting delivered free. pear OF COLUMBIA SIX PER CENT BONDS, DUE 1891, of different denominations, for sale. Jau5-10t | LEWIS JOHNSON & CO , Bankers. (roots. “Used byexeryieay and omit. Sud is. “Used by every lady and ol a for dirculsr. SMI: H NOVEL LY CO., 42 Feanl sinet., N.Y jan4- -t. cane B P. SPABBOW, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, 408 5th st. northwest. jané 2w* DIAMONDS, AT SAM’L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS. We offer anextra fine stock of DIAMOND EAR-RINGS, LAGE PINS AND FINGER RINGS, AT GBEATLY REDUCED PRICES. jer4 ASSFORD'S LAW OFF (ASHFORD'S BUREAU OF ABSTRACTS, ON BUILDING. Louisiana avenue, oes oy. Hall.) Officebours: 9 to 1U a.m., 12 to Lands t9 § p.m. Speciat Notics.—ail neealtesions itust be uad during office hours, ag Lide E: jon’ cannot be interruptea. jan3-1m ww" STONE ABERT, ATIOBNEY-AT-LAW, jan3-6m No. 408 5th st. n.w. Cl hates SCHLITZ BREWING CO.’S CELEBRATED MILWAUKEE LAGER, ‘The Best Lager in the Gountry. For sale by Dealers generally. erat Paicss—Patent Stopper Bottles (pints, ‘T6c. per dozen—security on bottles, 600. per doz. Corked Bottles (pints, ) $1 per dozen—16c. per dos. allowed for empty bottles. WHOLESALE DEPOT. ‘Telephonic Connection. ae Bt., West Washington. O4ML. 0. re eee: Nae iret eerie ith Eenenetar aso son. K.JENEEN, O18 Feamayivaninses, Sun" ‘AIN PENG, Whoicnaic and Sa FE ves decile S HATES! SHaTES!) ‘rhe best assortment of 8: SKATES. Sharpening Skates aspecialty. Also, a fine assortment of Fiae CUTLER\, suitable for Christmas Presents, at C. FISCHEB’S Op Sraxp, decd 628 7th st., opp. Patent Office, GTODENT’s Lamrs FOB THE HOLIDAYS. $4.50 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE SIZE NICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, AND A GALLON OF RYNEAL'S ROYAL SECURITY OIL, BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USE. All other goo*n in his line at the lowest possible prices. Call and examine. declé BYNEAL’S, 415 7th st, J. M. & i. COHEN Fe AND FINE JEWRLEY SELL DIAMONDS, FINE WATOHES AT PRIVATE SALE EVERY DAY FROM 2 P.M. UNTIL 7P. M. 2105 PENNA. AVENUE. deck 1831 © “ie 1881 ae eres Oc tes oe Holtare cn: Pe et Sate Steam Dy r088 «ai (49) pel Street, Georgetown, D. 0. ‘Work called for and delivered in the city. dec?2 ‘TEST STYLES OF SILK, STIFF AND SOFT HATS, TN ALL QUALITIES. AND WINTER - Fh al JAMES ¥. DAVIS SONS, dect-1m 681 Penhsylvania ave. PEOIAL NOTICE. call the SPECIAL ATTENTION of purchasers of very elegant - RUGS AND eae nae Care mmnall-size Mats to Carrels, other 0 peer id aeae F Street morthwest, WANTS. | DRY GOODS. Warne. “g00d GERG ty do oneral hvnse- | lek have «ood references | Cal at | No, 618 Let, worihecee, W'SIED_A Write Gin =a = years old. leanrees Se, No. 1121 “fate est. porihwest ANTED_—A MAN of gcod address. a = per we-k and Cee ot Acddrese (ststing experience) M. U, Staroffi Jan6-2 * 3 | Besz RENT Fo NT—1 22 F et. northwest, hands »: fr ruled PARLOR with reasonatie. Terns Jjan6-st* T Heats toraiaped ROOM with uss No. 235 24 st north ewst. Terms Pmodereve att Fe SALE—Two email building LOTS and »mali Frawe HOUSE cheap. Price 8200. Inquire at No. 814 New Hampshire ave. nortuwest 3.f it? ANTED- ‘Rava COOK, pies Se : eference > Fet worthwest a ae se n intelligent, eliery WHITE MAN tact anuures and cptrecion fer an | invalid A) y at 105 2d st. northwest. WAN IED_5y 3 colores air = oe chsmbermaid in a firet-c as Best cf telereicon, Apps 11i0 1eta nocthwant. JANTE!—A WHITE WOMAN to work in kitchen and wash dishes. avoly at HaR- LEMS, corner 7th and E sts. northwest; sids al ance. ist ANTBL.—1 will give $25 to 850 cash toany one securing me a SITUA STON as machiuist | or instrument maker in government doparenent: Address Box tar otic: Janb-3u AOE oh WAN aby, 8 competent shite woman, SIT- lt UaTION to cook and do chamberwork or | gener] be weowork in aivall family. | Good refer: | ences. Cail cr sddrees 660, cor. 3d and F at s.w.1* | V y AN'TED—A BOY todo din ng-room «ork—wait vn table and make himself weuerally useful. vertificaie of character required Add: » Star office. c WANIEDTA good Pantry and Gmeral COOK, whr understands :rnishy i ds! pple at St. Janes Hotel BARBER SHOP; waxes et 50 to#4 [Oper week. Jan6 2 V Y ANTED—!5 an energetin, honest and handy Mah, KITUATION as watchman: wilong 10 @ any hovor:bl: work address E. 8. CAKPRY- | TH, City beer Office. Jan6-3t* WAC TED- By a xentieman and wate, with two b bie two well iurnhed cov munteating ROOMS — Meais to be furnished in rooms. Terms made ate; references, address L. T., Star cities. jen WAS y an honest colored man 81 CUA- q Tone 8 seat er ser or watch-uan in goveru- nent departments. In eecnring the Can slo Per month for 12 months. Address Box 322. Star fice. jane lad J 4NTED—A competent White WOMAN, to ccok, wash and iron, in a family of four tse children)" App-y at 13225 at. northwest. WANZED—An active young MAN, as ro Keeper and collector of accounts. Address MILLEs, ttar office. Jan5-3t ANTE. ‘First class Washer and Ironer: also, good House Servant, immediately; ood ré erenco required: at 824 13th at. northwest. Jat: st WwW ANTED—a_reepectable GIRG or WOMAN, in cooking and general housework: Apply with references, at_608 uth et. northwest jan5-2t" ANIED—A White WOMAN, to Sook wash and iron for a family of 3; best city reference "be Apply for one week, before n902, at a8 Dunbarton avenue, Georgetown. Walcot, WHE ED—40 White ana Colored WOMEN, as cocks. nurses and chawbermaids; 2 stock ironers; none wanted without reference. ‘Fam(ios furnished servants. Employment Agency, er st. 0. E. PRICK & OO. V ‘ANTED—To Borrow- Sig Ferd or SaaS for the use of which first-class board and room for two persons will be given, with ampie security. Address Box 4, star oftice. janb-3t Wao tote stron, industrious White WOMAN for chambermaid and housewoik Aurg ly in mediately, No. 1015 1, st. northwest SNTEL—Picasant, sunny ROOMS, with pen (grate) fire, in s quiet locality, ‘fora lady state terms: pay in advance, snd no «questions ‘ed. o(hddress “Confidential,” Star office. ED—by a man in great need and out of Work a painter by trade—Somethiny 10 D2: b: wily: willing todo anything. Address @. Bd. Barone Jan5-6t WAS IEL-A WOMAN to do chamberwork and waiting. in aemall family: ene who under- ptands the work; none other need avply. Between the houra cf 9 ‘and 10 a.m, call at 1742 N street northwest. jan: We [eD—IMMepriaTeLY—A furnishes HOUSE, muitable for boarcers; central location. Ad- office. jand-3e D—SITUATION as clerk in meat and Provieion store by one who has had several years experience; capable of taking charge of store; reference, ete, given. Address C. 4 By. 3 WW rere ann Gesene es accustomed ta feach, an ENGAGEMEN £ as ladies co upani mi oF feacher er to xo with a family t-Enrope. | Addross Env Ge, Non 1937 G ef, northwest Jand-3t" op. a ED—To purchase MILITARY BOUNTY. ND WARRANTS, SUPREME COURT sone” ‘Id SCLDIENS ADDITIONS Hume. TEAD “CLAIMS. Wak. 3) JOUNS TUS. ktioe : y-at-Law, Hoom 41 Le Droit Building, 602 s ee northwest. Jan: ‘ED—To purchase all kiods of PU ate RIP; highestcash price OHARLE Attorney-at-Law, 1212 G street nozth- west. Box 783. Jan3-3m* Wa eS to furnish with es BLE SERVANTS eit, 08) BERVAN all sorts; EA a 85 boys, BTRESSHE tr city a yoountey al "ane with reference. 820 F et Ly dec20 speaking fluently WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS ANIED TO BUY — Second-h FORAI- V TURE, in lai al eran juantities. Add: 3. W. DYER, Btar off 2 ‘dect-lm Wee eee porate. SiN EN to remake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. we & BRO. "8, 61€ La. aveug, next to city post ofics. cond ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larae or small quantities, Highest caah price paid $21 eae ‘a ave., between 8 4g eta. ang) 'TED—STEAM OARPET OLEANING AND *GEHOLSTERY in all ia branches HAGE BRO., 616 Louisiana avenue. Weeeas TO MeL THAT I SELLA ‘firet-class Second-hand SUIT, chesper than a oom: No. 619 D st. n. No. 408 9th st. nw. - hand Ci aug20 ‘FOR SALE. HB RENI_A& Sne new HOUSE and Stons, Beparate or tozether, a fow doors anove sylvanisave. Centra! location. Inq Lith st. Borth west. | | OR RENT—Two uice furnished KOO WS on | | | second fi cr, hot and cold water, gas and beet: pleasant location. family. No children a Bi FOR BENT 5 pomebeds, 8 frsteaas DENGH om Ist cr northwest. Kent @1ts a month. lv rooms. Apply THUS. E. WAG3A- MAW, 619 7th et. Jan6-8t Por, RENT— HOU! SEs in vorthwest, 6 rooms, B13. Orbera with all “myrovements eats and markels. Good uolantors SKC AS MCINTIRE, 918 F st. Janfst UR SALE—Two neat HOUSES, watsr, hall, Nesitiaie, lange yards in nor! uear Beit rent, ine ard O street market, only €1,500 on long aS er cent. B.A. MCINTINE, 918 F at. OR BENT—To gentlemen or contlemsn aud Fo two pleasant well-furnished ROOMS, on aather first or second floor. capied by a private family. 31 required. BENT—First-class BOARDING ae property at the corner of New Yor® ave. aud ish st. containing 40 rooms, recently put in thorougli repair. Situation one of the bestin the | city, being in the immediate vicinity uf the Traa- ‘uy, War. Navy and State departmeats. ge = 1 f-clory tenaut the rent will be pl.ced at prc Bcures” “THUS. J. FISHERS O0., 1223°F at no thwest. JanG-6t FOE BENT 8 coed sale and boarding STABLE, cor. 8th and Ts’, northwest. Inquire at 625 Louicians ave. Jan5-1 +" JOR RENT—STORH and DWELLING, 61l Det. 1 northwest, used last aa a bar rvom; Water zas. Apily 641 D st northwest. jan5-45 | GR KENT —Unturutshea ROOMS: ae lass | house and iocation; L ati : Location central. 9 35% at. jan6-2 7 ees anb. BE! ‘A handsome PARLOR and one or ‘0 communicating HOoms (as desired) on uma northwest, above Penneylvania ave ; pri- vate family. Address H_D., Star office. jan5-3t* ROE BENT The OLINTUN HOUSE, corner 7th northwest, covtaining sbout thirty Sey toa good tenant Apply st 629 Lovisiana ave Jan5-6t* JOR RENT Three handsomely furnishedROOMS for rent, with grate fires and best table ;private family : most central location in the city. Bates Box, Sar of fice. ae FS iD SALES OF PKOPER ae PRI Yate NINDS AT. AUCTION. —See Bautétin 2S sted on the lst and 16th of every mouth, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 ithe Btrget northwest. Jan OR RENT—BKIOK HOUE, 2018G st. a ‘west; eleven rooms and bath room; ail modern improvements; 1108 and 1212 H st.: each ei rooms and bath room. Inquire of JAMES W. BAKKER, 1106 Hat. northwest. jan5-6t" (OR SALE AP Guest Banoatys HOUSE A53C Ft. northwee 6 three ttory Dwe'linzH use anit Stable, all improvements, wil. be old for one- third, ite cost, Large ROUSE on Now York ave. | bE Obs and 10t ets. n-w.: 86,000. Small Hone Qst. r 6th st. n.w. 321,600. B. H. WAR- Rik, Sie Fen northwear fans-3t Ok RENT Desirable and bandeomely-fur- nished ROOMS, with excellent B AKD, at 1329 ._ Convenient sreok care and hotels.” j JOR _REsT—Handsomeiy-furnished FRONT EURCOM, with ftret-olass BOARD for tro persone, $59. Also, other ROOMS and s suite of ROOMS on fist oon S17 43g st. northwest. 14-6t" Fu RENT—To a responsible tenant only, HOUSE 447 M street northwest. Cait at JOHN- Pa. avenue. jan3-im* K a = Sat can KEMIDERGE ‘on Rhode island ave.. between 17th and 18th eta, north- Wat. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F et. north- dec31-6t FOR RENT Thrce-st-ry DRIOK REVIDENOE, eae AS 13 rooms, iu perfect condi- tions on » Rear 20th northwest. THOS. J. Fir Wh & C0, 1223 F st. nortuwest. dec31-6t A. UF OUR DEEDS GOODS at OUST. ALL OF OUB OOTTONS AT COST ALL OF OUR BLANKETS AT OO8T. ALL OF OUB LADIFS’ CLOAKING CLOTHS AT COST. New York Mille Sheeting Cotton, the west and winesT made, 3) Pure teat Unehineres, one gard and a quarter Mice, recnoed from 7) dwn to 500 | Larye sasortment of Pane Oovers, 8375 to Lance Rise donble White Blankets, 62. Lovuaésle Cam bric, yard wide, 12}ec Targe arsortment of Nottingham Lacs for ear FOB RENT. a3 18 ire. eh [pees ms 4 st, bk Pint pts am 4 and ——= FOR RENT. j are Fas SALE—Two very fine HOUSES at the cor- | tain, 20, 25, 31, 47, Bde tose, of Connecticut ave., 0 1 ave. wad Davy bine Trizmiing Silk, 600. Mat, foreale. They are evil built, have dressed ee’ Cloake at cost scone front to bwetmente ahd fue soue siops. are | Kembante of tue sear yard-wide Bleached Oot Weantifully Bnished and oontata every convent: | tox, onij Ne. specs, 11 rooms, com! sant Se ce 38, CanTEWs, Terme peta OBN sHeRMAN 00. Market Space novi Tica we state Avent, Bt. Olotnt Battin hmeres, 2%c. Besntifal Dress RENT— _Imme assortment of C Ith for wen THe CORCORAN mee a E Orpoarre U. 8. Taraste) Fine Btores, Office Rooms—singly or commmnni- catine—for Business Offices, Studion ele. Watar and Closets on every oor. Elevator aad steam heat, Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of HES janitor. VOR UREALE. RENT AND DEXORANGE tae and Heavy Slak Nephine, only Linen Dianer CanTER'’S, VER Market Gvace TTEATION Is INVITED To THE LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES FOR GENT: EMEN, ComPniine WANTED, with good qualid- cations, ip an established business. 4a ‘ B . Star office. jan6-2t* The larce* and best assortment of BCARFS ia SOR SaLE—AT a Saonirice-FIXTURES OF the MILLINSEBY AND mie cod prtienaay 4 SrURG— Latest styles of COLLARS and CUFFS. ‘Two handsome Counters, 5! , Boxes, one A fu!) and compiete stuck of UNDER WE&AR, ry ht Csse, Stove, « tm ‘Tal jek, Kc. Hore Han = KCl hikes: GLOVES, UMBRLL- for rut. 1136 7th street ee iv AR, OR SA’ ALE—Larwe 00) as a omer Loe chen Bey “ready. 6 SHIRTS in the world. na of i | a jm PS ok FIXTURES, vata in posers, wil Bes METIS fo crior a mpectaity JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, jane F st. northwest. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, wif desi ed Wason 436 To +XCHANGE —Valuable_ IM. FROPERTY in Tatten ville, Staten Ambov. one ‘ED PROP- Ue sol? separ ». Spring Wao PROVED Island, New York, opposite Perth hour's reall trom Ne} rw York, for IMPRO FRTY in this city. Address G. Doweht cheap. Sow York ave. 30st" office. EST LOCATED GROGERY E nerthwestern part of the city, doing a business or #400 per month. Reason for Selling going into the druw business. 4 with email capital. STORE IN THE 921 Pennsy ania Avenue. jeudid chance for Addrees ‘Re: INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION ‘DRI STOR! fair ‘usinewe Will be PHARMACIST, Star office. To Tar Live or SILKS AND BATIN Dr LYONS, SEWING SILK TISSUES, BROCADED SILKS, reuit for #15 each. $1,659 eac’, on easy terms. FOR EVENING WEAB, “vo-etory FRAME HOUSE of tive romne, lot 20x 125 to alley, with amall Brick froutine on alley. 81, 400, on wood t. r small 1 Hone E. me. Also wood LOT to exchange d several larger Houses for sale RFORD, F st. Foe a —DRUG ae in wood location, dong zood business: tine stock, fixtu Address Box 88, Star office. Janke RARE CHANCE FOR SALE—COAL and WOOD KD, row doing ood business: fi fBret-class; steam saw mill, & office. IN COMBINATION OF BHAOES TI°MATCO w. jsné &e. “eat 20 SVENTO We offer these Goods io competition with pee ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and TIUNS, either berore or after sta offios NEW YORK AND BO3TON PRICES. ¥ TO LOAN! MONEY TO T0An t TO LOAN! At lowest rates on first. clam real extate. 18. J. FISHER & CO. an6-1m_ Pep ENT A, desirable modern BRICK USE. 9 rooms, with, every 7 convenience, in Georgetown, on live of F Price $25. THO EISHER & CO. 1223 F et. northwest. Eu ery desirable kB in Vernon How, Penney! nue and 10th street uorthweet. Pe eecreia RENT—The HOUSE ee, ane by ae Sherman, No. st , contain- in 8, stsble attached. Apply to JOHN HUEWMAN & ECO » Real Estate Asents, | St. Cload Building. jec21-1m_ YOR KENT—Suite of ROOMS on first floor bandsomely furnished; priv: Re bathe suitable fora member of Congress or a Naval officer: cars yaes the door. etabie if desired. No. 20221 st. northwest. deci 3w FOS RENT, BALE O8 Se Larve new HOUBE, built for owner; 17 roome, hard mood imish, fint-class appointments, iets ovation ay Be seen daily. ‘Terms easy. ress 946 Hot. Poly oe eaane 5] K st northoaat, 12 } pos ope No. t all conveniences: ‘Just ly residence for $25 r month. Gash in wAypalat al 22. Inquire « ors. age BROWN, 32) Pa ave. northwest. him FOE SALE O8 RENT—Handuome a a on Ist. between 17th and 18th sts., No. 17: ust completed and contains all the mojern con: venlenos. Sanitary plumbing and well regulated prating, srparatue: 15, rooms, bamdsome decors: tions, cathedral 4 . Kor terms apply 47 Cor- coran Building. ONEY TO LOAN 850,000 TO LOAN sims TO } EN TUM pen Oe nee BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ON FEAL ESt™ ATE SECURIT GOMMISSIONS Be: Y¥ LOW*ST BR. RY N.HUYOR: Wat Revare AGi sangtkiy “Office 1505 Pa. av. Aclinton Ine Bia'g, Pees peg AT SIX PER CENT., IN SUMS 008 or over. $1,000, 81,500, g1.cibr an aS Oo dec27-20 T° LOAN. 921 Pennsyivania Avenuc. OUNG, ONLY ONE PRICE. jan’ 1420 New York avenue. GOSSAMER WATERPROOEs, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In S80Ms To SUIT, oS SIX ee eels FOR LARGE AND SEVE! PER CENT FORK SMALL BUMS. NO DEEAL. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. northwest. AN ON FIRST MORT- See ts TAne’s Das AT LOW HATES. decS-1m 135 south ¢ Sth et A Philsdelphia, Pa pONEy TO LOAN. Ibave MONEY to loan on REAL ESTATE, in euDe on fron: 8100 and upwards, at lowest rates of interes Charves moderate. No coy: nov26 RELIABLE Goons, $2.50, 63.00. BLANKETS, FLANNSLS, 4 dec2s MERINO VESTS, HOSIEBY. DRESS GOODS, in Choice Shades, from 150. to $1.50. TYLER & CHEWNING, WaRNz! 916 F stteot Sorthwent jan3 O1S 7th ot. n.w. 102 8 Stine elevant RESIDENGESs, oe ad n improvements, located northwest. Poseecsiog vaiven Lmmodiately, by PRESBEN & GREEN, 529 7th street, Federal Biock. novi3-2m BOARDING. OARDING—Large, newly-furnished ROO! 2d floor, with southern exposure. 1336 I 8! opporite Franklin Park. jand-31¢ 2 wir Sa LABGE HANDSOME PaR- and Bedroom on first floor; also, oue large and one small ‘on second floor, south exposure. 912 1 st. n.w. janl-6i" 0 TO THB OONTINENTAL HOTEL, Formerly UNtrep sTaTEs, 329, 331 and 333 Pennsylvania avenue.” Bosra, 81 ‘Board Board, $1 per day: oc oom, SAVEE OF 0. W. GRAY, Proprietor. OR SALE—At WASH. NAILOR'’S Stable, a handeume BLACK MARE, geotle and kind, suitable for a lady to drive: one bay riding MARE; cne brown R: TER, can trot in three minutes: cue brown MARE fultable for alsdy to drive: ore bro tle: pair of fine b: el CARRIAGE B HOKSERS “wil ue aold at A su. tion, at NAILOK'S Stables, MONDAY. Jan. «t12m., if notsoid atprivatesale. Trial Gren jan5-4t Fe RALE—A ay will dispose of their ete... Dearly new, at reasonable peice resi FURNITURE, star office. dand-6t* OR SALE—Cuxar—HORSE and WAGON and MILK bOUTE of 6. Cows, with or with: gat Cows. | Inquire at ALLE orth Capitol and P sts. northwest jaecor OR SALE A second-hand eight spring Gi tion LANDAU. nearly a8 food 1 + 5 declining housekeeping URNITURE, CARERTS LANDAULETTE, tw COULELET TEE. two COUPES, several COUPE ROCKAWAY, at one prices. eee T. H. GRAHAM, dec31 416 Sth st. northwest. Fs Ee Davis & Oo. Upright PI- ANO, | of exceptionally rich and cle xant finith; superb tove; rarest bargai ever offered : myst be sold. “Gal at S11 9tn st. northwest. decl8-1m }OR SALE OR HIRE—Very large stock of new and second-hand QATBIRGES, con- Gisting of Clarances, Ouupe Rockaivaya, kxtension ‘Tops, Jomp ate, ions Aig an. No-Tep Buguies, Pony Phaeton, eee a econ. of ‘all kinda, of the tent styles ‘On JOHN M. YOUNG, 313 and eee “tiectd Bw OR BALE—Imported OANARY BIBDS, choice were: KING BIRDS, BIRD, oacee a and Bap FOOD, cheap, at the! bird, store, 1189 7th street north weet: 8. HARTBRECHT. LOST AND FOUND. $, BE REwany Dror A BREAST STRAP AND . lost from a runswas ney aoe Tretiurned to No 3199 Hat. northwest. 10 REWARD—Lost New Year's niznt, SOARF PSN representing a light house and rising sun. 471 H et. northwest Jand 3t* '\OUND—On Decewher 8, 1880 one CARRIAGE oberg Yhich the owner ean have by proving Api ly at No. 208 B st. northwest. OBT—0n Thursday, December 30, a POCKET i BOOK Gare po ng ‘several eral doliaré and ral lroad coupon ti ket, ton to Cloppers. Of no value exgevt to tae owner.+ ‘nay Zotakn Money if be will return the takes to fice of The pikes bg Btar orto Ticket Agent B. £0. B.B. HOTELS. Bpecsitesas HOTEL. Fifth Avenue and 50th street, So ————— L*£v® JOHNGON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALEES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIB; other INVESTMENT SEOURITIE! bien vi pee Se Bret ea a ee aorthwest, ~ Bpovit-2mn) HE TREMONT HOUSE otfers good oe with firat-class H jer mouth, house. is wel Brarclal steam, and every way desirabi VOR BENT—At FP Siehed, peasant tow MiB, =e f unfor- A, Wahes, ie lotion, AC Ron Sue ad month. SARAH FLAGLER. eepi-ly NEBST-CLASS ROO! en suite or single; Filstease lighted ; eer ‘irat-class BOARD: ai ne 310 In mane ney me le mpeg 5 George Hotel, near Piney Point Mae . a oct29-4m }HE LOCHIFL HOUSE, 012 9th st, n-w., is one Ver best conducted Bourdon ‘accommo- ouses in tbe ott dated at reasonal terms. novig EE HOUSEFURNISHINGS. \BEATLY BEDUCED PRICES ON ALL PARIS WINTER NOVELTIES. ANB, CLOA! Dome 7 KS, JAGKETS and ULSTERS EVENING SHADES IN_ CASHMERES, KHYBE! CLOTHS and BAREGES. EES KHEBER ELEGANT RBOUADE SATINS from 81.59 to 85. oH ct GAUZES, BROCADE GRENA- EVENING SILKS, SATINS and SATIN ¢ LYON, **All Tialitios sud prices." al ’ S'!LE PLUSHES AND VELVETS, *‘all colors.” PEKINOT'’S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. aie 23 SILK AND SATIN DE LYON OI8- CAMEL'S HAIR snd BROCHE SHAWLS. “SPECIAL BaRGaien IN TABLE 1 Pi OH -OLOTIis, DUW isi ‘an _PERSONAL. 1hY8O GENTLEMEN wish to form a correspoR- dence with the ssime namber of young ladies. Olect, fun and mutual advance. Address 352, Star office. aL Ns D. C., Jan. 1, 1881.—My son. ZK LENJ. MILLER, Jz, will have an interest in my busines from thie Gates, he dem oiil we Ben} Muler& on. BENJ. MULLER. OHN PATCH EXAMINES to the reeponaibility of fie DR On ioe Tw 10s. mn Dt band Bite 10D. m. ocll-3m* W. H. wee aed ged accessor to I. P. LIBBEY, Wate: has removed corner of tah cae a ib an -» ip Drug Store, site U. 8. P. sep! it jane DYA2aé, Boss, he loo BHEELINGS. lairvoyan' better eatis- ae iactiou in ail affaire of ifethan any one 1a the & 8" An early inspection is solicited 2" One Price Only, marked in plain figures PERBY & BBOTHER. PENN. AVE., OOK. 9TH 8ST. Established 1840. deo 5, nares DOWN PRICES IN NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. Silk and Linen HDKFS., great variety. Splendid Bargains ia BLACK SILKS and Black SATIN DE LYONS. Wide Black £1 k VELVET, 82.50 up to $4. fpeciai Bargains in Barnsley and other Fine Table LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &e. 82” ONL PRICE ONLY, ‘ PROFESSIONAL. FOOT, SURGERY. practical pal Saersenee) and Canada, and 19 of consecutive practice in Washington, co, hooey the successful treat- ment of all ailments of thefeet, hence the elite from far and near, Wo rope 1416 ee! ave., Opp. sl ver Ditntiremud'es bours in Washington on "clock, at 1209 Penns. ave. of the Mary- sae 8 2 = % edneadsye fom HE LATEST IMPROVED SHEA ENS LAMP, WITH A GALLON F ALLADIN OlLs ONLY 64.00 ROGERS BEOS TRIPLE PLATED TV! $2.50 HALF DOZEN. aie! ROGERS BRO. TRIPLE PLATED TABLE SPOONS, 84 HALF DOZEN. ROGER BRi TRIPLE PLATE TEA SPOONS, 2 HALF DOZEN. ROGERS ERO. TRIPLE PLATE BUTTER DISH, 85. ROGER BROS, TRIP! PLATE CAKE BAS- KEI, 85. DECORATED TEA SETS, FROM 810 TO $25, At J. W. SCHAEFEBR’S, 1080 7th Street Northwest, declT Above New York avenue. AS COOHING STOVES, Gas Light' have atthe : v 1 SSE Sm SPECIALTIES. BS. M. A. from, Boston OLATRVOYANTS me and ie BAL has at 707 J street ni Sa ee ‘Tuceday eventogs at 7 o'thaok, Jan5-lm" ene OCR. _Jan5-Im"_ ‘ME. BLANCHE, OF PARIS. FRMALE DOO- Mire hesek coresa ail compisinta, ally Lon. Leu- Noe! ToD ee st. northwest decane UG, trom Philadelpnia, treats st street northwest, TBUNBEL, CLABK & CO., Gees 803 Market Bpace. From THEN ORK AUCTIONS. GREATEST BARGAINS EVEB OFFERED. 30 Regt red Brocade VELVET: ETS, in all shades, 60c. Double u iri iy FLANNEL SUITINGS. DRESS GOODS of all ki CLOTHS; Broche SHAWLS. FANOY GOODS AND NOVELTIES For Holiday Presents. references. WEISEN BO} Peat CELLULUD TRE’ ail operations on ar ASTeath at reasoneble Prine ing, 50 centa. Dentist, T15 14th st. bet. ands Ny gro. cetatin Rent . int $0 cents. “All oper ‘Operations warranted. 8. T. M. TALBOTT, No. OARPETS AND UIL CLOTHS, ‘ HENRY STRASBURGER’S, Avotion Der Goons Hovsa, ‘726 Jth Street, Devons O on Gand a8 & cn eC FANOY “Bape BOXES O8 W. H. & U0. H MORBISON, Law Booxse.Lers axp jan3 275 Penna. ave. n.w. EW BOOKS. Fenna- Avense. ~ | AMANACH DE Gora. BOB 1881. Jan3 180, 9 tine @f GENTS FURNISHINGS «ur serene FUBS!: FRANCIS B. MOHUN, ean s ? oe Ey 5 F% 84 LF—Five-room chaps 5 and RESTAU- RANT doiux wood business, ficcnse included; soo tummer garden and stabies. Terms casit. Tequire at DUBANT'S Reszauract, coruer ‘th and N streets. jand NVESTMENTS.—A 00d _ two HOUSE, with ‘i 1 iS. situate on Lith st. n.w., near O. Price 81, 750, TOR. ry and beck balding Ts seven rooms aud ceal- lar, ges. water and bath; on’ #t., near 14th n ©. a