Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. _| WASHINGTON i FRIDAY. febraary 25, 1531. CROSBY S. NOVES. --Editor. The Kvening Star bas 2 regular, perm: nent. bona fide daily ctreulation more than treble that of any other dally paper pub- Ushed In Washington, and equal to that of all the other dally papers here added te- ecther. _——_——————— ‘Tax Stan office ts connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any informsationor business can be sent day or night, free of charge. The Eight-rage Star To.morrow, | ‘The success of the doubdle-sheet Star of | fifty-six columns 1s unprecedented. Although on Saturday last the regalar edition was the | largest printed !n the history of the paper, a second one was Issue? to supply the demand. Advertisers and newsdealers will confer a favor by sending in thelr orders as early as possible for the enlarged and extra edition of to-morrow. The Business Before Congress. ‘There {3 a fair prospect of an early and am!- able settlement of the partisan wrangle over the apportionment bill in the House. At an early hour this morning Gen. Hawley, who ts always conservative, submitted a proposition Tthateach side appoint five members to mest and confer together for the purpose of agreeing upon some mode of procedure that wou avold any further strife and filibuster ing. This was unanimously agreed to, ent it will probabi b arranged to take a vot ‘St upon the highest number ) pro- Posed as the membership of the House, and then take up and vote upon each number tn tts downward progression, in order—325, 319, 311 and whenever a majority adopts elther umber, that shall settle the apportionment. It ts to be hoped this conference plan will ter- muinate the contest, not alone because of the apportionment bill, but for the reason that a | continuation of tne strife must endanger a | number of tmaportant measures pendiag in the House. The funding bill, the bill for the construction of a national ibrary building, aud others of importance, mtght fall through a waste of time in partisan strife. The District appropriation bill having been sent to conference 1s comparatively saf2, but should any serious differences arise In regard to the amendments its passage would be somewhat endangered by a contest In whi hn side | may be 30 stubborn aa to malntain tts position | regardless of all else. It has been remarked on the House side during the past few days that the fatlure of the District appropriation “wouldn't do much harm anyway,” but fortun- ately for the District a large majority of the Tepresentatives do not concur In this view. It would do a very great deal of harm to a people nd entirely upon Congress for eee Gestred charter for a second railway ine north | and south through that state, a new road will be built ru west of her bounaary on that site. effect of thts will be to leave the people of Delaware without the benetlts of competition tn the carrying of freight and travel, and at the same time the monopoly | whose creature the legislature now-seems to be Will be left of the advantages It | ade. The tn- | road In this a teresis cf the | WM. H. LAFFERTY, Camden, N. J. rection are so ma: be compe tant, al ne cf ttsow: vance the from a pot Ne that it will day not very far dis . In order to protect andad- | This Iteaneastty do. By staring | about forty miles west of Phtiad: phia,on its present line to Pit:stt Toad by an air-line ro more which will m Philadelptia and Baltinore lit! than by the old road. It Vantage, too, of 3! e th me? between e if any greater have the ad- grades, and | ‘ough travel | people of that s sighted and narrow-minded their law-making | Solous have been. It may also possibly dawn | pon them ths price, and a very s great mass of cuously in the Cap. | longer a collectia merely for the use ssmen them: fiol. That ts that brought and kep and ph anda few chosen fr beoks from {t in oue form and ani though ft was origt: aded as aC sional Library, and 123 been so considered in subeequent legislation, ‘t is clear that it has ce outgrown that character, and must soon be acknowledyed and treated a3 what it ry free access at ali times, wader proper regula tions, jfist as the English people now have to the british Museum and Library. It is just and Proper that there should always be a good | Working lbrary somewhere In the Capitol, for | t of the few members who destre to refer to 1 tn connection w: | but that } Vterary u e per- | sonal conve too monstro entertained tn a nembers of ¢ to hold for the been co! the put ing to ec ettizens t expense; ¥ for the butid- rature for the | so far as | are aware r been rett sation for Position na fatives would fu Rook cgcaston: that branch of the public service would not pt up tn va! —__-ore-___ The Senate bill removing the tax on bank deposits meets with favorable consideration<n the House, on the theory that it will compen- sate the banks for the section tn the funding Dill requiring thera to use the three per ceat bonds. An accurate computation shows that the emount lost to the revenue by the abolition Of this tax would more than double the saving by the section of the funding bili to whica tie banks object. If, however, the removal of this tax fs a matter of justice, then profit and loas id not be considered in connection with it. d with a clever y It ts satd that Col Ingersoll objects to the Whippth< post on the ground that “no pualsh- ment shou! be preseribed by law which a gen- Ueman cou'd not initict.” ‘The exception 13 not Well taken. 1: would be diffizult to imagine a more gentisir..nly and commendable oceapation papas ws" tering the lash In tts severest form Sse8 of offenders,—for example to human shaps who Systematically to Tore oF excessively punish litle children, —_——— +e. Now that the legislature of Poses to Mx by law the pronunciat name of their state as Arkansa sapeintln gyuite in order for the law makers of Kansas to xequire thelr state tobe called Kansan, Ap- Plesare would also be a good substitute for Ppplesass in the dialect of the soummwest. Arkansas pro- SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD CO OFFICERS. J. H LINVILLE, Philadelphia, Pa ...PagstpmntT B. F. FOLSOM, i “*.. TRRASURER M. H. HOFFMAN, = “* SECRETARY DIRECTORS. J. H. LINVILLE, Philadelphia, Pa. B. F. FOLSOM, M. H. HOFFMAN, WM. P. HENZEY, (Baldwin Locomotive Works, ) Philadelphia, Pa. THOMAS T. BUTCHER, Philadelphia, Pa. Hoy. GEORGE H. FAIBMAN, Ges. D. B. McKIBBIN, U.8. JOSEPH TRIMELE, CHABLES E. COATES, Baltimore, Ma. Commopore W. W. W. WOOD, Ch. Enx'r, U. 8. N., Washington, D QO. JOHN M. BROOM, St. Mary's, Md. ENGINEER. J. L. MEIGS, Washington, D. C. THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. Location of the Hoad and Objects. The Southern Maryland Ratlroad ts desiznei to exterd from Point Lookout, at the mouth of the Potomac river, to Washinyton, where it will make concection with the Baitimore & Potomac Braach of the Pennsylvania Koad, and with the Washing- ton and Metropolitan Brauch of the Baltimore & Ohio Read. From Point Lookout to Brandywine, where it in tersects the Pope's Creek Brauch of the Baltimore & Potomac Koad, is a distance of 53 miles, of which have been graded. ‘The length of the road {877 miles. In its location it conforms closely to the dividing ridge between the waters of Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay from Point Lookont to the city of Washington. ‘The charter is » liberal one, and was obtained in 1868. ‘The objects of its projgctors were the agri- cultural development of Point Lookout peninauls, apd to open a new outlet tothe Atisntic Ocean, by way of St. Mary’s riverand Chesapeake Bay, for the vast and ever-increasing productions of the 46 mil great West. ‘The Southern Maryland Road is virtually an ex- tension of the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore & Ohio Roads to deep water in the lower Chesapeake, snd through them and their ramifications it be comes connected with the whole railroad system of the country, and with the coal fields of Virsinis, Maryland snd Pennsylvama. YEAR SIX PEB OENT GOLD BONDs . —oF THE— SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILRGAD OOM- PANY, CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YOKK, TRUSTEE, 46 MILES GRADED. The road will be completed jo Drum Point Har . at the mouth of Patuxent river, within sixty itoSt Mary's Harbor in ninety days and to POINT LOOKOUT within four months. Subscriptions will be received for 3500, 000 of the > Citizens’ National Bank, ard also by the cuarsntee ays, a above bondsat par, by th D.O f2 Deposit Company, of Philadetphia. Wasbin Trust 6 AL NOTICE-REMOVAL, pleasure in announcing to my friends, tomers and the pub ic, that I Lave leased the fine Pennsylvania avenue, and will occupy ie the 15th of March. I will thers- ‘er my entire stock of clothing at sn’ below The stock is of this season’s manufacture, fine Black Cloth Dress Suita, Diago- al and Worsted Suits, O-s-imere and Qhsyist ite, Tisxonal, Beaver, Chiachils and other sty les of Overe: a lsrxe assortment of Ulster. ettes, Spring Overcostsiuall the new shades, Boys’ and Obildren’s Suits, and a great many other specialties. These goods are euitable for the com- ing inaucuration, and a better opportunity to buy Fine Clothing at such sacrificing prices has never been offered before. cost. ‘tonsisting of STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 11th streets feb25 A NEW RAW MAGAZINE. 4A “MORRISON'S THANSORIPE OF T OISIONS OF THE U.S. SUPREME GOt Bubseriptioa price, $6 per vuiniie of 600 paxes. numbezs for January and February, 1531, » Vols: 19 and 16, IN PREPARATION MacArthu-'s Key ozts, vol. 3, (Supreme Court of the District.) Any cf the above sent by msil, post-paid. upon receipt of price by the publishers. Ww. B. & U. H. MUBBISON, Law BooxskLtens anp PunLisHers, feb25 275 Penna. ave. n w. 7X TRAOKDINARY! 4 FOR THREE DAYS ONLY, 3 two KEALESL BARGAINS ever given this ELACK SATIN D'LYONS, on w eto 98 cents a yard BLACK <TIN D'LYONS, only $1 06 « yard. Worth $1.79 hese 754 yard for t ices will cnly ba given for wewill chsrze $1.90 and r he 0 CONNOLLY’S, Z OLE F atree: mdoore tone Hh. WV ELtomz Visirons: Fine Old SHERRIES, 22, 3! Delicious CATAWBA WINE, 81 por callon est stock of OLD BYE” WHISKiES in the e Kertucky WHISKY, $2 and $3. bye WHISKY, 82, 83.50, 84, 35. ©. WITMEB, Guocer, feb26-2w A918 Peana. ave. $4, 35 per gallon. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | DRY GOODS. ANTED—A tirst-class PANTALOON JOR RENT— ROOMS and OOTS. with or without’ | = a = Ma KEs. Apply 405 pst northwest. itt BARD. No. 721 12th st. northwest. {025 W ASIED—Furnisiied ROOM from 21 till oth proximo. Address P. E. N .Star office. 1t* TW ASTEDIEOY, 12 to 14 years of age, a8 house gervantinemall farmily. Gall at S00 17th sc Dorthwest, after 5 r.m 1 WEARTED At Temple Oafo, a Srat-clase Voge: weg ble and Meat COIK. "Got Yth st nortn- Wares BARBER at the Bair Dressing Saloou. M KE W4kte25s Grat class BARBER, 4 larket Space, Geojyetown, D. feb25-2t* e is Natios tr 1 “4 WANTED Four COAT HANDB Also. four MEN by the week. Apply GEORGE EN, 414 9th et. nortnwest. it ANTED—To Buy—A sc nd-hand PIANO fee, ChOMP for cash. Address J. W. ¥. C8. ANTED—By a young lad: Wore or the devactwenta: centof her salary. Address A. B. feb25-200 WASTED, Immeiiately, 8 email furaiehet ROOM in vicinity of 14th avd R streets north- west. Answers, wiving Iccation and terms, to be tent to 140 Rat northwest. itt ing to pay 10 per ‘Star office. ANTED—A WHITE GIRL for zenerai house Refer- workin fawily of t:ree_ persons. ences required. Apply at No. 1733 13th st weet feb W AN UPD SMODELS, wate and female, by the Art Inb Life Class. Ay ply from 465 p.m, Room 21, Vernou Row, corner Pennsylvania ave: ant leth'et feb25-2t Widteias middie-azed WHITH WOMAN t cook, Wash and iron for a family of three. A ood hone and fair wages to good woman. No. 518 East Capitol at nortaweat, corner of 6th. 1t* WiNtEB SS brstciass PAN TATOOS HANDS, also. two firat-class OPERATORS oneon Pants and one on Coats. Apply GEORGE T. KEEN, 414 9th et. fab25-3¢ WANTED Gbnmediately, 40 Ware and Color-a ce mbermaids’ and Nurses Bring les furnished Servants. Li- censed Avency, 926 F st. O. E. PRIGE & JO. it* ANTED—By yours woman with good refer- ence, SITUATION ip private family as ¢oa - stress. Good cutter anMfitter. Apply 4‘Licanaed 26 F st. northwest Oi. feb25-¥ ANTED—By a ventleman and wife, two or three unfurnished ROOMS from 15th March, on second fioor, location between 3d.and i3-n st and Pennsylvania ave. and K st. Suitable Kooi will be engaged by the year. Addrees J. H. P Leck Box 247. ‘fobs ANTED—A emart, active, WHITE BOY, 16 or 16 years old, to aseist in ‘a grocery store and make elf geberally ueeful. “Must have good references. Ostholic preferred. Apply to 1520 lithst. northwest. ate V;ANTED—A FIGUATION n@ salesman in a first-class grocery, commission or manufac-*| turing house by a youns man of experivnes. Un- derstards doubie-entry. Best of references, Ad dress ‘‘salesman," Star office. feb’ WASTED- SITUATION with a ipst-class Drax wist by a student Nat. 0. Ph. ; two years’ practical experience; best references. Address for thite days Box 12, Star office. febos-3t* WANTED By a respectable white Girl a BITU- ATION as first-class laundresa or chamiber- maid in a private family; city referencs can b¥ given. Address Box 1, Star office. feb2s-20" WiAstep a white Protestant WOMAN or GIKL. to do the cooking aud housework fora family of two; good waves and home to @ reliable parson. Inquire 119 4th st. southeast, fobs 2t* WANTED—Cne huncred dollars cash and 10 per cent of salary. as lous as retained, will ba given for s OLERKSH(P in any of tre Goveramant Departments. Address CLERIOUS, Btar oflic feb2. V a competent streas and dreesaaker an ENGAGEM: a wealthy family. Address ELLEKYER, 5 M, Oty Po feb2s-it WASTED by the Washington City 4 Point Lookout R.R., RAILROAD H 4NDS: 150 c00d RAILROAD BANDS ;25 zood BOYS to drive carts; 50 wood AXE MEN ‘and TIE CUPTERS: s’e:dy work and promptcash payments. Apply to 8. SUIT, President, cor. 6th avd @ sts. northwest; or HESTER MCLEAN, Chief of Constr: Brandywine, Md. ‘Transportation furnished WARTED AGENTS fo sell Garfield Inauxura- tion Medals; sample and terms 10 cents A M. SMITH, 543’ Chestnut street, Pailadelohia, Pa feb22-4t* WANTED SEAMIEINS fo furnish with RELI ABLE BEBVANTS; try us: SERVANTS of al sorts; boys, girls; SEAMSTRESSES for city and country :ali with reference. 926 F st. nortis west. C.K. PRICE & GO. Janis-Gw* ANJED—To purchase MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS, BUPREME COURT SORIP and OLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOME- STEAD CLAIMS. WM. 3. JOHNSTON, Atior- ney-at-Law, Koom 41 Le Droit Building, 802 F st. northwest. Jand-3m_ ANTED—To_ puronase ail kinds of PUBLIC LAND SCRIP; highest cash price. CHARLES O. BROWN, Attorney-at-Law, 1212 Gatreot north- ; jsn3-3m" west. Box 243. WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. jal Hot | | Gi F OK RENT—Five roon et. northwest, adapt. HOUS for besiness purposes. | Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, 1520 14th st. No. 1614 14th £925-3t* aye. northwest, FGk BENT First class ROOMS, frontin Pa ay for the Inaugurat ‘on Tal Pa. feb25-3t" ion. Ay) R RENT—WINDOWS for the 4h of March— | PERKY BUILD! Cortef 9th and Pa. ave., 8d floor. feb' ING, 5,26, M1-3t* Call Btar © rivate family; Pa_ave. Ad. re-s Box 50, star office FOE BENT Nicely furnish with ue of Pi chairs and Settees. ce. Al iano, for Inanguration. EPING APARTMENTS for afew Keitlene at6ly vthst., bet. E and F. R RENT—For THE INacoURATION—Four | rege WINDOWS, near the Grand Arch. Roms GOR RENT—An enthe FLOOR, wol furniehed, ‘able for three or four wentiemen or weutle- B few doors above fod25 3t snite of ROOMS fev. dcdcess LOORUU' feb25-4t* FoR BEST ar 7e VINDOWS on Pa. 9th and 10th, for 4th of March, each with baicony front. 1M, Star office. Price + bet. width 7 feet, S28 each. Address Yor! strc Fe RENT: ‘Nairn Bailding,” corner ol Appiy io 1 et. + FISHER & GO. NDOWS for 4th of March io 15th st. and ) feb: ern ore cating ROOMS, on 2d floor, uprovemente, suitable for otherwise Apply 439 K nort OR RENT—Two large nnfurniehed communi- south front, wod- light housekeeping bweet. et one WA all modern improvements. i of the best, ioe: GGAMAN, 51 ious in the city. be. OK KENT—No. 1208 H st. northwest, 12 rooms, fn first-class ord ry THOS. KE. feb25-3t wate (OR SALE improveme eany Qand 14th northwest. ‘Three-story and vreesed brick font, twelve yleasantest part Con premises 1 Toau bassment HOUSE, rooms, all modera of the city. Terms Corcoran st., near feb25 st" RR RENT— BRICK HOUSE er. 335 D st south@est, being a E of eight rooms, with’ gas and House in good condition. febz4 3t* 1226 Pa. ave, northw: FOR BENT For the ath of ARLOK WINDOWS; spk March, two larze jendid ‘view; feb 24-2 ‘OR RENT—Two-story BRICK HOUSE, eight roome, hall, water, waa, front and back yards. No Ail New York ave., near State department. ebs4-3t" QOR RENT 12 rooms, delizh*ful locatic ity. A completely furvished HOUSE of n, facins ene of the Parks, and convenient to every line of cars. Ad- Grees Post Office Box 603, Ci feb2i-st* Judiciary Equare; northwest. nithed ROOMS, southern lesirable loca’ ‘OK EKNT—Very desirable furnished or unfur- exposure, opposite jon, 403 G st. feb2s-3t* office of THOS. northwest. OK RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin is sued onthe ist and isth of every month st the E. WAGGAMAN, 6519 7th street feb23-st stre Apply at ovce. T. E. or Koom No. 2, in the buildiag. QU RENT—The finest view in Washington— ROUMS 1 and 9, Vernon kow, corner Pennayl- ave, and 10th st. northwest, for the 4th of Each room will accommodsts a larwe WAGGAMAN, 519 feb32-9t et southeast, {OR RENS—A FARM in Maryland on Marlboro road, containir 10 acres: Weaehington. Inquire of Mus. TRIMB!E, 706 EB 34 miles from. feb3i 718 FUR BEND STORE, with collar and stable, at the corner of 9h and L streets northwest. ood business place Apply to 13th etrect northwest. A ©. JOHNSON, febl7-Im_ W. ‘ory brick, bay nd bath’ room FOR RENT SHOUSE, TAS Corcoran st... three- indow, 1] modern improvements. containing nine . V.N. HUYCK, febi7-2m APL the I wood plumk: fine view, fruit, &c. athedral glass, & 3 aleo Im of 6 acres, near Bo'diers’ on Jefferson Place, near tient avenue, half square south of Brit- ish Tegation; three stories and basement; bas all latest improvements in art fipishing—natural improved aanits: ing. The house ia Just being finished, ani will be ready fer occupancy in a few days. terme apply at 45 and 47 Oorcoran Building. “feb PCE BENT-A very desirable Country PLAGE, Home; kod house: BOARD for one family de- tired. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Real Estate. St. Olcud Building. 16-1m ‘OR RENT—MARKET Gakd For sbout eight acres, with barn, adjoiming Soldiers’ Home; two entrances. Whitdey ayenue aad ly at 714 I3th street. unty road. febi5-13¢ 34 FOE SALE OR RENT 50 ¢ ¥PAULETTIES, at R. FULTON FE C0 fest de mi 25 MILITARY COATS ai northwest oR SAGE—Three-story Bri 1021 7th st. northwest, on I t ‘Exoeliont business stand. Ap: Ys DENB OOATS; ad SWORDS and "S Loan Once, No. UR REN —HOUS! a aT ind E sts. northw st 826 per month. Inquire at 926 Lou feb10-2m febl1-349" ick HOUSE, No. vot of 25 feet front t 6 per you prem- feb Sih st , between D ror and’ gas. facing Pa. aye. POE BALE fine comer LOTS on Capitol Hil, algo, fine LOTS in norihera part of the city, st's wrest sacrifice. Bargain uilders and oilers. $29 11th st_n - for In "ANTED-EVEKYBODY TO KNOW that 25 cents will buy ay ound of fine Caramels and ‘teres nansily e! HAMIL ci A) Candies that other and 60 cents for. ome-made Uaudy Store, 1: TE D—The PUBLIC TO KNOW that it is, hh extravagance to way 40 and 60 cents® Sugar is ony W cents ana labor Of fnest Candis. Goto HAM- cent Home-made Gandy Store, a avenus. feb2i-2w TANTED—ALL THE LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN ‘TO KNOW that 25 bud Cf fine Caramele, Boston Chi eat » Oréam Cocoanut Baila, Grapes, and allother fue Cendias. freeb, rich atid strictly first class. HaAM- t Home-made Candy Store, 1 Peatsy.vania ayeaue. feb2l-2w TANTED — FEATHERS to renovate, MaT- ‘TRESSES toger.ske, MOTH to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. CHACE & BEKO." La. ave., next to City Post Oftice. yy ANTED—OLD GOLD and SILVER, in larze or sipall quantities, Highest cash price paid. $21 Penn's ave., between ddand4ats. tal ANTSD—STKAM CARPET OLEA®ING AN Ware aR CLEA SING AND OHACE BRO, A) Jan}9 616 Louisiana avenue. W4peeb tou 10 KNOW THAT I SEUL A first-class ‘Tatior made Fecond-haad SUIT, much better and azreat deal cheaper tan a com mon new suit can be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D et. northwest, or at Branch Ftora, No. 408 9th et. northwest. N.B.—We buy bur first- class Second-hand Olothini Jani ae LOST AND FOUND. edo ke Medueedae morning, February 230, 4 aGOLD FCAbF VIN, with smal: flated bar’ \l beral revard will be paid if left at the Jewelry St re of + BRO. & CO. fev26-3t Ot T—A small square Black CAMEO, BREAST 4 PIN, get with Pearls. ‘The tinder will be su:ta— Dy rewarded on les\ing tame at Department of Suctice. FAMUFL MULUKEN. feb35-si Or T—Near the entrance of the White Houre, 4 Thursday evening, 4 KED CORAL BRAGK- LED, formed of links of coral. A suitable reward urned to 223 A st. southen feb att a ee OST—A Water Sapphire EARRING, set i a 4 crclet of biack enamel, between corner of H Street ana Verment avenue sad aoor of the £ ausion, ‘ihureday, about 8 o'clock pm. e reward for return of same to $25 Ve nt avente. February 722, 945 p. m, @ . nize of & 25 wold ‘plere, ins Jy L€0." was lo: piatform of B. Ect} c. 1 OR. BR. Decot, in Weehicgton, D. 0. A reward Ail be given by mating it to the owner, HARRY Q. sOHNSON, $2 Nouth Ann st., Baltimore. 125-2 O8T—DOG — A einsll biack and tan terrier; 4 seald Sear on rizht shoulder: had en when left ® & bine ribbon; answers to the nano of & suitable reward will be paid for bis re- Address or cx at the Republican office ‘On Mondsy afternoon, aGold and Ooral O86 attached, on rth telween K st and Penn'a ave, or on Penn's ave, between 12.) and 7th ats. A liberal reward Will pe paid. for its return to 1012 Lith st rortuwest, or to #HANOIS B. MOHUN, Bookseller ang Statiouer, 1015 Vennsylyania ave , ‘corner (ith 4 3t Ost 4 ROSARY, with Medal and ¢ tre VOR RENT—HO. iE, ied by formerly cca} 3K Secret: stable sttached. Apply JOHN SH Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Butidiag. Jan27- 1a 124 E et. ud beauiiful flower grouni 4 EPpy at above No., or 0. FULLERTO? FOR SALE Three story Brick RESIDENCE, northwest, side lot ehade trees, foun- fs: all in first-class 456 Louisiana Janls- MONEY TO LOA M f ONEY TO LOAN In BU: At Lo 11m s As DEst! tates of L THOS. J. RED, ntarest. ISHER & C6 1225 F st. northwest, 7 3s) 0 LOAN. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums to Su! B. 0. 029 0th ana tt, AT AIX PER GENT FOR LARGE AND SEVEN PER CENT FO SMALL SUMS. NO DELAY. - HOLTZM. Fsts_norts i ONEY, MONKEY, MONEY cent. per month, on pers TO! us northwest, Loan Office, 314 9th ‘To loan at 2 per i property, at R. et., near Penn's Janl4-am* su T have MONEY to loan ONEY TO LOAN. of trom 9100 and apward nh REAL ESTATE, in . at lowest rates of Charges moderate. No delay. |; H. WARNEK, novas 916 F street northwest. FOR SALE. 3tr | + | Park and. yariou L. BABBEB & CO , LeDuorr Burprxa, d ssid | Offer for sale the followin Properties at low 2» low rate of interest and very easy terms: | 708 11th street northwest, ler.e and very desiza- | ‘bie BOARDING-HOUSE, 28 rooms, modern tin | provements. 1 | | ore, | Ten HOUSES at LeDroit Park various styles and prices, most delightful part of the city, uo nunis- | Ances, good air, good neixhbors, no malaria, hurh, dry, and healthy ; 7th or ‘Ith street cars to entrance | of Var. Look at them: they are cosy, homelite, EAP | Qne new HOUSE on Boundary street, between | 14th and 15th streéts, 9 rooms: & locality that is Tapldly improving. ‘wo new HOUSES on I streat, near Government Printing Office Specisi indu ute offered RATING BING, Now York avenue. wilbs sot ata price thas will pied 7 per cent om iuvestment Over sii taxes water rent sud ingyraace Large STORE and D \ELLANG, 71a street, above Boundary, suitable and good locatio for boarding house, One hundred and thirty nine LOTS im LeDroit 1 other locajities about the city. | Houses will be built to suit, and the whole sold oa easy terms. FOR RENT—Desirab'e OF FIOES in LeDroit Buiidic e. location cesstral, wodern improvements, moderate rents, immediate possession; no cuarse for balanceof month - Also, HOUSES at LeDroit Park for rent. fel7-Im IR RENT— VERNON ROW, Pennsylvania ave- nue and 10th street. Fine Offices far busines men and others, with Passenger Elevator. LENOX BUILDING, 7th street. Several Offices guitable for patent attorneys, &c. ALso, NEW STORF, corner 6th and H streets north- West, sulteble for a drug or fancy soods store. Apyly at Vernon Row, or to T. BE. WAGGA- MAN. febl7-2m" VOR SALE B A VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSE; All modern conveniences; Near corner of Connecticut avenue and M street; Eleven rooms, bath room, furnace, &c. BEBO OWN SHERMAN & © feb16 SSS St. Cloud Building. FOR BENT O8 BALE The very, valuable KS- TATE known as ‘‘abinwton,” in Alexan d county, on the Potomac, opposite Washinztoa navy sard. ‘The Washington and Alexandria ra road and turnpike run through the estate, offeriug: xreat facilities for dairyinw and trucking. There is about 450 acres, part river bottom. In abont two miles of Washington city, and in the near future, this land must be very valuable. The improve: ments are'the old manition, overscer’s house, aud usual outbuildings. For other information apply to, ARTHUR HEBBERT, feb15-2w Alexandria, Va. 108 BENT— THE OORCORAN BUILDING, Orrosizk U. 8. Tuxasvny, 15ra ST2Exz. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—sinely or oommunt- cating—for Business Ofices, Studios, ote. Ws . r snd Closets on every floor.’ Elevator snd steam heat. ‘E rooms for storage. Inquire of the dantior. sya A BUSINESS CHANCES. OR BALE OR EXCHAN of 30 acres; also i00 from cliy. Inquire of HU 645 New York uve. | ice — STOCK, FI of small Frit aud 452 Louisisna 2 feb25-3t' W) 158 To PURCHASE, s gents! RESIDENC worth from $15,000 to 20.000 cash. ppli- cations made to J. C.'G. KENNEDY, loth street. feb24-3t FPALLMADGE BALL can be secured for quar. ters for visitors to ths Inauguration. GUTS sud MEALS if desired. Apply to J. 8. BWORMSTEDT, feb24-3t 928 F atrest. POR RENT ne FOR THE INAUGUBATION— "ALI MADGE HALL and unfurnished ROOMS. Apply to J, 8. SWORMSFEDT, feb24-3t 928 F str: VOR RENT— WASHINGTON HALL App oy anes 'yS'SWoamsrent, 3.8. feb2i-3t 925 F strest. {OR SALE—FARM in Eastern Kansas. Posi- tively at cost in if sold in thirty days, Icquire between 1 and 6 p.m. at 152420 northwest. (OR BALE—The RESIAURA 227 Ps. ave. nortnwest, i DN | KO0M, with everything complete. A ood chauce for s party dogirous of woinw iuto bueiness App! on premises. feb2e-st* Mi BALE—A FARM of 450 acres in Prince : Md. In sight of both Washing- Il_ba sold very reasonably. , Trustee, Medical Musenma, feb23-3t" acresin Montzomuery zood dwelling aud out baiidings excellent orchards; well ‘ad and fenced; 1 miles from Washingto from depot. Apply. Ww. E_BUR¥ORD, 1116 F st. feb24-3w' SALE—A Handsome Mahogany 2 Agblacsive Walnut Bodatead street febzi-3t" Tand BAR No. Juding DE i ind Super’ Elezant Sofa Bed (cost, # tom Cot; Mattress aud F furniture. Addr Star of- feb23. hea thy end conyenisnt loca- Jon. Wil séligreut or exclianxe. Address or call at 1906 st. b22- EXCHANGS—A fine GRIST tesof Land and two Houses, Apply on the prem- ises, Tenrallytown, Washington D/C feb2l-lw* JCR SALE—Ata sacrifice, SEOOK, FIXTURES and GOOD-WILL of a. first-class LUN JH BUSINEBS near War Department, now doing a wocd business. 1786 Penna. ave. feb21-t* | J{OK SALE—Or will exchange for unencumberad * improved real e-tate in New York city (or Was!.inwton preferred) Iarve dont SE, on (OO ngusre fest lot, beautifully shaded, cor- ot, on Metropolitan street car line, Georatosm alts. ‘Title clear. Will vive difference. No ‘sor commissions. “Address Box 9%, Sisr e | PNVEBSTMENTS.—A ood two-story BRICK HOUSE, with six rooius; ood lot; renting for sitnaté on 11th et. n.w., near O. Price 81, 750, on easy teri. ‘Two two story and back baila | +rees Brick Front HOUSES, seven roms and | lar, was, water and bath; on’ st., near 14th n. Aout fot #15 enc. $1,050 eaci, on easy terms ‘Two story FRAME HOUSE of five rooms; lot 20x 145 to with stall Brick frouting on alley. $1,400, on good terms. Also wood L/1' to exchat for small House, and se larger Houses for sale | cheaj BURFORD, 115 F st. nw. jand INVENTOLS. MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VALUABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after patent. Box 85, Star oflice. dsc30 SPECIALTIES. uy HC JR SALE—Twelve head of HSE snd extensi fine large driving ic Feta coupe HOR*ES; also, one fine fam- OR SE ton OARBIAGE and HARNESS. at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S Stable, No. 645 New York avenue. feb’5-2w AT A BARGAIN—Ti KTAG. acl PIA reer Fo eee northweet. Tectave carved-lex Rosews NO, but ite ect! 3 musquil $175 ceeh. inc! SIDNEY used and at very elecaat jood-ca+e in every! bt instrum pent, for ding splendid Gover and Stool. . NIMMO'S, 433 7th ‘street feb22-0t 10th Fes sare T 3; no taney prices and all be seen at treet nortlicast. ust arrived from West Virwiuia, head of HORSES, suitable for all pur- OHN HALKIS0N mar teed ing han JOGE SALE by FOZELLER Kinds of BIRDS. wes of all kinds always on ave., desler.n a! peas Food and 82) Pennsylvania febi9-im* Ww K ud par, an fariser Stables, FOk BALERT call special attenti three-seat Tr GONB. Fire Box Wagon, suitable two and to my fancy ry tler. 20 new Spring Wagous, all sizes. A larce lot of new aud eecond and Buzvies, Wagons, &c.. at very low prices. J. K. PRUBEY, No. 37 Prospect et., Georgetown. feb19-3m OR SALE—Oce wood ROAD BORSE, youog and sound; two HORSES suitable for & HARN in rear of $4 Pa. aye. p ‘0, one Light Express WAGON 88, in Koed order. Apply at porthwest. f18-2w* oR BALE—Iy; wted CANARY BIEDS, oiicice D; neers; MOCKING BIRDS, BIKi Meta iaee meee woe 5 bees west! PERSONAL. des-3ma" 8. HARTBRECET. RACK ROYAL, from Boston, Kable i RO Gare octe anid Medical Giaity emer eatle BOARDING, Hours from 2 till 9 p.m. : no visitors ex- 122 2d fobl5 18t* FU. DRESS SHIRTS, o. Al MEGINNISS’ BRAN: o SHIRT AND OOLLAB FA 1002 F street northwest, You can wet SIX FINS DRESS sH\KTS MADE TO OBUEK for 87. nd $x of the Very Best Shit Made to Order in the most el*vant tanner, rot anteed to give satisfaction, for #12. fel25-Im_ JOS. H, IRELAND, Manager. OU. ETE! OLIVETTE:! the & “ from thie Popular Opera now » from 15 to 40 cts. eo, Briliant Potpourri, MAKCH AND WALTZ Popular Music 3 cts. a pave SID! Mo's, X T. NIM febs5 ra 433 7th Street. APRE STRONGEST, SAFETEST AND BEST pstform im the city, for those who desire to yee the Inaugural Parade, isthat froating tha Bo- tapes! Garden. Alimited number of tickets for sae cn the spo! fev25 2 TL OF ERR, nd Viardot Gar- Paris. wishes toSiNG and PLAY at private eutertwnments. Prices moderate. H, 120 43h street northwest. oy os 73 TOURS, FOURTH SEAZON, rhe most enjoyable, economical and successful Excursion tours ever planned to the OLD WORLD. All travel abd Hotels Bret-class. Company Select. Important additions to our former plans. Extra inducements without extra jor ci jar givs let . amet ‘E. TOURJEE, Music Hail, Boston, Mass. feb21-e03t Tos Tih et. northwest feb7 Sm ©. Bi. ALEXANDEB & BIOKS Frop'ra. J SEN PATOH RXAMINES TITLES, re ry to the responsibility of ple, with ‘abstracts of lené on Feal estate. 660 10th at. n-w. Othe house to 108. m., 2to§ and 8 te 10 p.m. ocll-5m* MQRAM Buss. the long-eatabiiaied, reliable I Clairvoyant and Astroloyist, cives better satia- {action affsirs of iife than any one in the pro- present and fature destiny; 18 on sil matters apper- and matrimony. ALL rs tisfaction r'above D stro a05 » above PROFESSIONAL. V BoseL AND PLEASANT ROOMS for four gen- tl-iuen and one married couple cin be had for per day at 2016 F street. feb24-st" po stint Hersh aa EC J KLL FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without BUAXD, in a house withail modcra improve- menta. References exchanged. 11th street northy est. Apply at 1416 Pfebd4 gee OARDING—Large, well-furnished front Root Buen improvements, near the depart nents’ ‘Terms for two, with excellent B9AKU, 845. ‘Hi street northwest. 1908 feb24 3" Res AND BOARD—Twolarze and handsome iu one of the most deci hcuses in Washington—202 ROOMS on second fleor, wit! pe 8 in sloncts and bat, rivate boardin; te Rew. febaeeate ACQOMMODATIONS | FOR | SEVEN C¥-FIVE PERSUNS, with first-class BOaRD and £Us- ISHED BOOMS, as long as desired: also, SIX WINDOWS for rent for the 4th of March, ner ¥ and lith northwest. DAY EISENEORN, Duwrrer, removed to 916 ith | st. northwest. CELLULOID JEBTH tueerted $7 per set, and all opera tens on the natural ‘lesth at reasouable prices. Katracting, 60 cts. Janto Ki. DUKE, Dexter, 715 1th et. north Ds? Gist’ and N.Y ave: Hesutifa goes ter Cited naar Soa ftia jug withou’ . . tions warranted. = San19 487 7th k. T. M. TALBOTT, Dewtis: . Dik. Sars doors omy oe Beal ry ranches. ‘eat per set. All work warranted. pote POOT SURGERY, Orns, imnia Nails, “is vractleal’s Bae wdlaiue, &. Dr. White's tugiebae isha dt 19 of consecutive praciice tr ., enables the successful treat fer aua'nesr, tint bis estapustarens Vet esr, aa es aye., opp. Willard’s Hotel. Feo ‘600, cor- feb22-8t" ‘WYRE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOM! tea with first-class Hotel Board, vermonth. House is well furnfahi im, and every way desirable. for $25 and eated with Jani 318 R KRENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfar- ed, pleasant location, ‘Dishe at Nos. 314, 316 Indiaria’ avenue. . Also. first-class B13 bermonth. SARAH FLAGLER. BOARD $15 Bald ‘LEST. CLASS ROOMS, en suite Pranaichiea? BROMS, em mite os ae ae ayonus Point, Md. ‘Terms reasonable. ‘of the Bt. Georke Hotel, near Pinoy oct29-4m le heated ; at_No. B.S BOaBi A \HE LOCHIED, HOUSE, 612 oth street north: TDeeah ts cunt Ce Catt tg Beet ne carding Houses in the city. jouses in the ‘Transient janl? icolstore” 8. B. PARSONS, Moderate. D and 8 via. over hallntyncs No. 438 7th st. ni night. Best ‘aceon YOUNG MEN it Zou, Wish to be cured of N ‘vous Debility, Seminal Weakness and be re- stored to manly Vigor of body and mind, procure a bottle of DR. BROTHEI'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL, 906 B st. southwest. febls-aw* 32, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentemen &0 cents each. No. 408 L strast, be- tween 4th and Sthatreets northwest. feb30-iw* 1K. ROBERTSON, one of the most successful Specialists in this country (with 16 years ex yerlence), can be consulted every WEDNESDAY ind FATORDAY at dio Cet: northwest, near 4 street, Upon all direasos of the Urinary Organs ani Nervcus system, Organic Weakness, Lort Vitality, Sc. Oilices private and consultation strictly con fidential. Iefera to the leading physicians of Bal- imore. Main ofiice, 19 South Kutaw street, Bal- Himore, Md. feb\d-Imn M88. Me AE RENCH. Medium, manipulator and Magnetic Fealer. Still at 7071 st. north- west. Qircles ‘inesday Evenings. Hours from 9 a to9 p.m. feb9 In* Hi Cu caSPEr ah Ba Pah « Vitapsthy or Vital Chie for all diseases of body and mind. Lnng and Jhrost, Consumption, Losé of Vitality. Hem rritoides or Piles. Oatarrht and ail weaknesses a specialty. All Tumors, Ma- laria, or Blood Diseases of whatever name or nn ture thoroughly eradicated from the syatem. Stat lering and Btsomerizg cured. Consultation free toall. Office and residence, 944 K street, corner 10th northwest. febl MES. 2S WRIGHT, Cramvorasz axp MaG- NETIC PHYSICIAN, bas eminent success in treat- ing eeute and chronic diseases. ‘The euffering should call at her residence, 600 6th street, corner of F street northwest. ebl-Im? PIANOS AND ORGANS. HES EsaMeP PIANOS TAKING THE LEAD EVERYWHERE. SHONINGER ORGANS, * EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE. These beautiful instruments sold on the easiest monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 433 7th St. Northwest. A large ard select line of SHEET MUSIO on hand. z fevi6 pranos. Just received, Wm. Shaeff vestesn, Fuller's elegant Piaiogs 804 Grov . ane: ee Bono also on instalments. At VACEOM BECK EWS Piano w: febi9 ho DOF Mame HE STIKFF, AND THE KRANIOH & BAO! T PIANOS, noe a AND THE At lowest price: eS »'e conditions. 8 a a ew 925 Tinat, norhwest, jan% Between G and 8 streets Beeston AROS AND Satteet payment, bit hy ular prices. ‘Rents applied on purchase, froin $2 FREEZBORN G. SMITH. FACTURER, ‘Manc GeolS 2103 Penna. ave. UNNINGH ADL eee TO REDUCE STOCK— WE OFFER Sic. DRESS GOUDS FOR We. B70 = ** 30c. 35c. “ 950 Qe. “ ae. SHEETING OOTTONS AT OLD PRICKS. feb22 TYLER & CHEWNING, DIS Teh street northwest. KE vEsIRG SILKS. S22 GUINNIP, DAY & CO. Successors TO A. KING ORANDLER, aud S24 Seventh Street N.W., ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK SPEGIAL IN- DUCEMENTS IN PLAIN AND BRO- CADED SILKS AND SATINS FOR EVENING WEAK. EVENING SILKS. EVENING BATINS. EVENING SILKS. EVENING SATINS. EVENING SILKS. EVENING BATINS- EVENING SILKS. EVENING SATINS. EVENING EVENING SATINS. EVENING EVENING SATINS. EVENING EVENING SATINS. EVENING EVENING SATINS. EVENING EVENING SATINS. EVENING EVENING SATINS. EVENING SILKS. EVENING SATINS. EVENING SILKS. EVENING SATINS. THE LARG. febi9 T STOCK IN THE CITY. DAV & ¢ GUINNIP, BOSTON HOUSE, 921 Pennsylvania Avenne, AtSTIg We At 25 ce TEN PIECES SHE LINEN DEPARTMENT AND LOUSEKEEPING GOODS, We Orren SPLENDID LINES IN LOOM DAMASES cents, 60 cents and 625; csnts per yard. IN BLEAQHED DAMASKS cents. 75 cents, $1 and $1.10 per yard. IN TURKEY RED DAMASKS, 75 cents, 874y cents and 81 per yard. AISPECIAL BARGAIN iN CREAM DAMASK At 87s cents per yard. ¢ & few more of those ALL LINEN HUCABAO TOWELS At 23 cents each. A SPLENDID BARGAIN IN TURKISH TOWELS At 25 cents each. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OURTAIN rs nts, 83 cents, 3736 cents and 43 ceats por yard. 3g yards wide, 25 cents per yard. BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS, BLANKETS AND COMBORTS. WOODWARD. LATHROP & COCHRANE, 921 Pennsylvania Ave febl9 DE Goops DAMAGED BY WATER DUBING THE FLOOD, TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINEN, CRASH, BLANKETS, CALIOO, SHEETING OCOT- TON, BED TICKING, &o.,&o.,&0., febl4 AND MANY OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, WHICH WE WILE SELL OFE LESS THAN COST. CARTERS, 711 Market Space, V ashington. eh ead DOWN PRICES m™ NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. Silk and Linen HDKFS., great -variety. Splen: SATIN Wide did Bargains in BLACK SILKS and Black DE LYONS. Bisck Silk VELVET, 82.50 up to #4. Bpeciai Bargains in Bsrnsley and other Fine Table LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &e. 0. feb8 NE PRICE ONLY, TBUNNEL, CLABK & CO., 803 Market Spree. HIBT MANUFACTUBMERS. DUBBEUIL BHOS. & CO., 1LL2 F st. northwest. ‘We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in “Gar arnt Mier ony Teosnis. UREKA REINFORCED, finished, only $1. we will compare it with any other Shirt forthe money. Also, on hand at jan19 ‘aline of GENT'S FURNISHINGS always UL BEOS, & CO. i ee TTENTION 18 INVITED TO THE Aver Latest niles of COLLARS and FB. lete stock UNDERWE: tu, RDKERORIBES, GLOVES. UMUREL > ~ GENTLEMEN, CUF: of LAS, &e. -made SHIETS in the world. FagQuaheisys to onder s specialty: JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, jane S16 F st. northwest. PECIAL NOTICE. SPECIAL ATTENTION of purchazers to a fet Otsnorenent of very elorant TOBEEN. G1oRDES. snd, RUGS AND CARPETS, small-size Mats to extra-large Carpets. Suae ears ‘and other HOOK, BRO. & CO. Rova0 2826 F street northwest, | | _DRY Gogps. ENAUGURATION NOTES, Magnificent ALL SILK VELVET. EVENING BROCADES, ail colors, 82 WHITE BROCADES, ail grades and styles GAUZES in every coor, pure silk, $1.60 BEADED DRESS FAC reat varioty BATINS ve LYON inc acdes. TENS, SILKS a VETS, HOUSEREZPING GO® fing doe rare LINEN NAPKINS 1.50. Fine NUOK TOWELS § TALE DAMASKS ia ac B., $7.59, Elewant stock of NAPKINS at low prices SHEETING CRETONNES, LAPPE ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, BLACK ALL-8ILK F price $1.75. Bargains STRA’ VALUE In BLACK SATIN pr LYON aug BI-ACK BRUOADE SATIas, trou’ $1.5) DeabED an FRONTS NT WHITE § DRATIN + KUYEES “BANG * NAPAL “NEW RPRING G90D8." AWNS, ZEPBYR, CLOCH3, CHTY LOW, CHUDOA and E OLO TiS FIGURED aud DOTIED SWise, &o, & @@-AN INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED $® ONE PRICE ONLY PERKY & BROTHER PENN. AVE., COM. 9TH 8T Established 1840 fev19 GENTS FUmRISHINGs. When you want to lmy call and soo— The SEDATE BHT for 65 cents. It ts as cood a8 others ark a dolar for "The M soot as ang dg s. os NED eat ality nnd Intest stylun, only $1 50 per dozen, nix for 7 cente. . SILK DMEOK WEAR, chesper than ever COTTON BOCES, Uwo pair for 25 conte, usual price 20 cents a pair. Very fine ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 25 MPEGINNISS'S, 1002 F street northwe FAMILY SUPPLIES. cente, worth 40, at feb16 RE THIS. PRIME RIG ROASTS SIRLOIN STEAKS. PORTER HOUS: LAMB, VEAL, CHOICE BUTTER, POTATOES VEGETABLES and CAN description. WIXOMS Provis 428 Vth strect Store, feb24-2w 1 1 LBS. WHITE (A) SUG 15 ibs. Good Carolina Rice. 1 Buchel Choice Potatoes. 5 lbs. Mixed Nuts (new)... TEE CELEBRATED BOUQUET WHISKY 82.59 PER GALLON. GEO. A. O'HANB, fedl7 1213 7th st. n.w., bet. Mand N. OLD MEDAR Awarded at th tonal Fair over all other CERES, The han¢somest Minnesota Patent Flour in tue United mtates. wLA, perior Minnosuta Patent STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FaNnoy, A Maapilicent Winter Waeat Pacent Proves: GOLDEN TTL. ‘The Btandard Family Flour of the Dietrict FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRsT-CLA88 GUGER WHOLESALE DEROT: Corner Ist st. nad In febis uM. ECEIVED DAILY. aT THE BOSTON MAHEET, LBUN SCHELL & ©0., febs A720 Pennsylvania pets PUIs-v. FLAGEOLETS—F. CHAMPRIGNONS—A. N. HARICOTS VERTES—E. F, MACELOL DE LEGUMES. TRUFFES DU PERIGORD, EVAPORATED VEGETABLES FOR SOUP. B. W. REED’S SONS, NEGOCIANTS, Headquarters for fine imported Goods. febs 1216 F street northwest, UsT MECEIVED TWO CAB LOADS PEACE BLOW AND PEERLESS POTATOES, Price 90 Cente per Bushel. 10 pounds Granulated Suyar, best quality, for 81 igo Ga i seat ati. for a rf ris te lone Te Ib. imo peris! an olong Tea, per Gunpowder Tea, very choica, per Old Government Java Coffee, uv Laguayra Qoifee, choice, Very beet Minnesota xtra Sweet Ostawba Wine, per gall. Don Carlos Sherry, rich and fra Galifornia Brandy, equal Bye Whisky, direct from di Germau Mustard, 5 Very choice Porto Rico Molasses, per gall “ Aud all other articies usually kept in » first-class establishment, st corrsspondinyly low Bzures, at HOWARD'S, streets northwest. janld-3aa SesayewUsesss Th and L N, ey 0 Fs DA ORANGES, FRESH TOMATOES, CAPONS FROM PHILA- DELPHIA. ALso, PHILADEL) Ph GuicKEn ANB TUR- EXTEA_ROAST BEEF, NVASS-BAOK, RED EEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, Erc., at THR PALACE MABKET, Cor. 31th and New York ave. FRANK J. TiIBBETS. janl? ON ®. KELLY, 2 DEALEG IN Finet-OLare BEEF. LAME. VEAL, MUTTON, So. OORNED BEEF A BPEULALT >. Btalia 62s, 62y, and 620 Oenter Moikest_ 9th ete Wing, and 206 an “is Northern Liberty Maraet; oF Sddrens Box 71, O:ty Post Office. Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the city. ‘deols Atz=sttOom In order to make room for our SPRING STOOK, WE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS Aline of BODY BRUSSELS OF STANDARD MAKES, AT #1.50 PER YARD. AND INGRAINS AT CORRE (POND- INGLY LOW PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE 801 MARKET SPACB, NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED TAPESTE febo FOR ANY ARTICLE IN OUR ranaxOO ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES FOR | STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, Comprising FINE DIAMONDS, Ladies and Gente’ GOLD WATCHES aad FINE JEWELRY. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. SPECIAL BATES FOR 2100 AND UPWARDS. J.™. & BR. COHEN, feb? 05 Penna. ave, northwest. GxetLemee’s HATS. SPRING STYLES, 1681. ~ Just received s full stock of DRESS AND LUSINESS HATS. MILITARY HATS, CAPS AND CORDS. Societies Furnished at Manvfactarers Prices. B. 0. STINEMETZ, HATTER, {eb19_ 1227 Pa. ave.. nert to coraer 18th et.