Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR cmtvEse = =one WANTS FOR RENT AND SALE. aH WASHINGTON TUESDAY a .. “arch 1, 1881. CROSBY S. NOVES......Editor. { | Evening Star bas a regular, perma- ment, bona Side dally circulation more than | that of any other daily paper pub- Hahed in Washington, and equal to that ef all the other duity papers bere added te- acther. ——————————————— Tne Stan office i= connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail and otherwise, news, or any information or — business can be sent day or uizht, freeofcharge. | Special Notice. | ‘Tus STAR Will be fs: 1 on Inauguration day | abdon Saturday, the day following, in double sheet or eight page form of fifty-six columna An edition calculated to cover 150,000 read- | ers on each day will be printed, thus rendering it unusually valuable to advertisers. They will | confer a favor by sending !n their orders as early as practicable. One entire page ha3 al- ready been sold to a single advertiser for Satur- Gay's edition. ee The Telegraph-pole isance. The present syst-m of carrying telegraph | wires on high poles and across the tops of houses Is so universally pronounced a nuisance that even the managers of t legraph companies Tecognize the necessi of abating It. Indeed, it is becoming Impracticavie, unless the streets and houses of cities are to be almost given up to the telegraph. The extenston of wires to meet the increasing demaad for telegraph and telephone facilities renders it necessary to de- vise and adopt a new and better method of | running the wires, and @ 1s this consideration, nodoubt, which prompts the owners of wires to accord with the pubiic demand for the Temoval of the unsightly polrs ana wires, which are an eye-sore in every city. In European cities, where muntetpal regulations are more exacting and more rigid than in this country, the telegraph was long sgo compelled to carry its wires undergrot No difficulty, so far as bas ever been ascertained. was encountered In the adoption of an underground system that | has worked with entire satisfaction. The | Western Union Company and the New York Gold and Stock Assoelatlon have determined to do away with their poles and aerfal wires and adopt an underground system. The work of making the change wil] be commenced as soon as the mild spring weather softens the earth so that the n ‘ary trenches can be opened. It {3 the purpose of the Western Union to Inaugu- Yate the new system at New York, and to fol- jow along the main raliroad Hnes of Bal- timore, Washington, Chicago and other large cliles until all their wires in the thickly populated portions of the country are sunk. Several methods of conducting the wires underground are beng considered. The Eng- lsh system is to use copper wire coatea with gutta percha, all the wires running In the same line being tied loosely together. In Germany the wires are also coated with gutta percha, | but thus Insulated are made Intoa cable. The mode now most favorably considered by the | Western Union ts to wrap the wires In cotton tape, and tnsulate them by saturating the tapa with parafine ot. The wires will be run through tubes sunk In the ground, and these | tubes wili be fed with parafine oll by stand- pipes placed at the highest points along the Une. The people are not at all particular as to What methods are adopted, but they are be- coming impatient to ser some system put tnto | effect that will remove the ugly and, in time of | | Storms, dangerous poles and clouds of wire which overhang our cities. —— — The Senate bili for the erection of a national brary bulidiug ts, apparently, being neglected | im the House, and there ts room for appre- hension that it will fall. When members are asked {f they cannot assist fn having tt taken Up and passed withont joes of time, the invarl- able reply is that they hive too much other business on hand. Many of the members have Jost sight of this important and pressing measure altogether. Ceriatuly members of Congress ought not to r et to provide for the building that ts so necessary to the library ‘They know the pre jon of the library, that it ts overcrowded t injurious and Deonvenient degree, ar $ valuable con- tents are exnosed to denger of destruction by fire. It would require ba a few moments’ time for the Hous= to pass the Senate bill, and thus provide for bey’ og work on the pre- jected building this 4% While the site chosen by the Sen Proval of a large number of p Bterest in the brary, 1 that than to postpone actio: pais Commenting on Tes Stan's announcement that tt will publ et births the same | as those of marrl. and ceaths, the Cloctn- nat! Commercial “ludeed, the general Publication of births would be invaluable as a | Tecord, and we country especially need such records.” ke does OL meet the ap- »ple who feel an better to fx upon indefinite:y. 7~== BEAT S4LE OF THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN W, SHINGTON. SOdezen large size pure Linen Table White Qu: Quits, BL Linen Towels, 12%0 ; 50, 62. 750 ; large size extra large size White t-zep pure Linen Diu- 4c; ry Kereaiets, rust pure Linen, avy Wide Sheet nz Cotton. 20." Do’ ankets, 81.50 #2, 82.00 to $10. Tn se aso-tinaut of Cloth for Se tot. 80. Excellent Cor- CARTERS, | | JEL Market Space. Immerse assortment of 1 B ack ard © ana B ck and Colore back | ye Veils, Back and Uolorad Savy Blue, Hrowp, White, Oream, Light Garner, Xe’, Ke, » only S; pure | ack Casbincres Me 3 pure | pred ama Blac 3, abe ; Lice for | pleees of new = The largest as. 3 sortment of Dry Goods ©! the Io ey Warbinaton ee CARTERS marl z i! Market Space FPeE MILD roweR CURES. HUMPHREYS nom ATHIC SPECIFH Proved from ample experience au entire sttccers. Sunple, prompt, efficient ard reuiable, they are tae | only medicines adapted to popular use. LIST PRINCIPAL Nos 1. Fevers, Commesti ’ Morms, Worm Fevé. W i cra of . Dysentery, Gry . Cholera . Coushe, . Neursigis, Toc . Headache, Sick H. . Suppressed or P: Whites, too prof Croup, Cough, Dit |. Salt Kheum Eth , |. Bheumatisw, KLeun |. Fever aud Agus, Oli . Piles, Blind or Catarrh, acute or cho 20. Whooping Congh, vi 24. General Vebility, Physi 27. Kidney Diseases. & Fey rae ace . Uri eakness, mild |. 32. Disease of the Heart, Palpitation. po fee gen Orsent by the case, or sizcle \ al, free of charge, mations, em Colic. Teething of Latent On recet, rice. ‘AGdrean HUMPHGEYS’ OMEOPATHIO MEDI- OINE CO., 109 Fulton street, N-Y. Humphreys’ Specific Mantal on Disease and Its Cure (144 paces) send free ante 01D MEDAL Avw-orded atthe National Fair over all other competitors To CERES, ‘The hanc-omest Minnesota Paicut Flour {a the United states. MINNEOLA, A vey superior Minnesota Patent. OFFER 150 dczen pure Linen Napkine, st $1.50 per dozen. 100 dozen Fine Nay kins, at $2.25 per dozen. 100 dozen Extra (uslity N ins, at 83 per dozen. } 100 dozen Superfine Napkins, at $4,560 per dozen. LINEN HUCK TOWELS, All malities and prices. The best Huck Towels for 88 per dozen. QUILTS AND SPREADS. Honeyoomb and Marseilles Sproads, in great ya- riety, at the very lowest market prices. TABLE LINEN, All prices and qualities, in the various wid! 74,84, 9-4, and wet. iii BHERTINGS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, kc. W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pe yivania avenue, NB —AGE! "S HYPNOTIC ueLowss Oe mhi } M2" Cc, DONOVAN, 245 Fifth Avenue, New York City, Has opened for the Season her BRANCH HOUSE, No. 1326 New York Avenue northwest, Wasatnoton, D.C. LATEST IMPOR LATIONS, DECEPTION, DIN: R AND BALL DRESS: St FRENCH NOV! PECIAL NOTICE. , es We have been notified, through the District off- cers, that ail carriages which we may hire from Baltimore or elsewhere for use on inauguration Gay must pay a license forthe entire year. We | most respectfully ask in repiy that the District oM- cers attend tothe hacks already licensed, and not allow them te make stands all over the city and prow! about on Sunda; ‘od when we hire car- fingos from outeido of the city we wil see tat te ally complied wi “so ADINGHAM & ( QTEAMEB MaTTANO, = (Cart. Cuas. Rouinsos) Leaves 6th-atreet wharf at 7 o'c’ock s. m. as fol- lows: MONDAYS, for Mattswoman and Bomini; om WEDNESDAYS. for Mattawoman and Mattox Creeks; on SATURDAYS, for Mattox and Remini. quaking all intermediate river landings going and returning. = G. T. JONES, Agent, marl 6th-street wharf. REASUBY OF THE UNITED STATE EASUBY CMINGION, February aati 1881. Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of the Treasurer of the United States until THORS- DaY, Mancu 10TH, 1831, aT 12 o'clock M.. for the sale to the District of Colimbia sinking Fund of Dietrict Water Stock Bonds to the amount of Thirty, Thousand Dollars (830,000) or any part thereof. ‘The right is reserved to accept a portion of any offer: or to reject any oifer not deemed advants- geous, Envelopes should be marked Proposals tor sale of District Bonds. JAN. GILFILLAN, warts ‘Treasurer U. 'S. FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE WASH(NGTON OITY AND POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD COMPANY. Isste Liurrep To 81,600,000,08 Less rain $14,000 Pen Mite. WE INVITE SUBSOBIPTIONS AT 9235 AND | ACCRUED INTEREST FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THE ABOVE-NAMED BONDS. The road is now in process of construction, over four hundred men being actively employed in the work, and will be in complete running order to Point Lookout within six months. ‘The bonds on the completed portion, now leased | by the Baltimore and bio, issued st over $43,000 per mile, and orivinally placed at 83 per cent, are now selling at 110. ‘This road will furnish the most direct outlet to the ses for the grain, coal, ete., of the Baltimore and Obio, Pen sylvania Centra:, and other im- portant lines. Iv will furnish an important linkin the chain of comumnication between the North and South, sherteving the time on through travel about six Loure. The company will establish a line of stesmers to run between Puint Lookout snd Norfolk im connection with the road. It wtil hold the key to the oyster trade of the Chesayeske, and furnish its on'y available outlet dur.ng tue winter season. ‘The company bas over haif a million dollars in cash and good agsets. Its resi extate on the line of the road and its richts of way paid for, and on re- cord. It is absolutely free from debt excepting the bords now offered, the entire issue of which has been placed in vur hands in trust in such form that we are enabled to caarantee, as we do, thst for every 814, (0 of bonds issued thera shall be com- pleted and equipped at least one mils of road. All the bonds which we were authorized to offer at %, having been subscribed for, we have ad- vanced the price to 92s. The right to advance the price without notice is reserved A recent advertisement Justifies the publication Of the following letter from tha President of the road: A. Y. DIMOCK & CO., 7 EXCHANGE COURT. OFFICE OF THE WasHINGTON ) OITY ABD Pont LooKoUT R. R., WastinGTon, Feb. 26, 1881.) Messra. A. W. DIMOCK & CO: GeSTLEMEN —This company holds a judgment azainst the Southern Maryland Reilrosd of over 33,000, wh ch, of cour-e, underlies any morteaye that cai pow be created.’ It also hosds ita obiiee- tons in the form of notes for a large amount. Its other debts, mauy being in tue form of jndg- wets, are estitua‘ed to amount to considerably over @ quarter of a million of dollars. Net 4 day's work bas been done on the road for Baby years. even sts rivhts of way, if st has any, are not of record; its psrtisl wradiug of many sears ago has become comyarstively worthlesa through lspsr of time, and there is small indication of its present object extending beyoud the negotiation of its bonds. 8. T. SUIT, President. feb28 FOR RENT AND SALE. DRY GOODS. ANTED March Int 9 first-class COOKS and this day SITERS at ihe Penosylvanis: ayer ANTED—s good OOOK, also GIRL for chy ber work. Inqatie at 485 Peunay! avenue. marl-3¢ WAATED Five GIGLS to learn drosemaking. Gali immediately st 2251 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. it ANTED_A white traveling AGENT by the SEW OBLEANS JUBILEE SINGERS. Call at 1232 12th at., between M and N ets. itt ANTED —ImMepiaTRLy — An __ experienced SEIBT THIMMER. Apply 1112 13th st. northwest. 1t* R RENT_One well-taroished Front ROOM, op second floor. ‘No. 322 24 st. southeast. marl-3t* a F; R RENT—A snite of PARLORS daring insu- eurstion, at 1407 Get. northwest. marl St | RB RENT—Five WINDOWS, ite Tre anry, for dthinst. Inquireat 718 15th attest | northwest. st FE RSNT—HOUSE 1103 18th et, 8 rooms, all | late improvem-nts. Key and information at corner of 18th and L ste.north@est. _mari-3t* CR RENT—Mort livible WINDOWS on route; corner 13th and Msasachusetts avenue; money refunded if route of procession is not car- | Tied out. Apply 1125 13th et northwest. _1t* ma W AXZED> By 8 elcerly white woman a SITUA- TION to do housework in a small family; cod reference. 104 B st. northwest. ite ‘A® TED—Twoexperienced BARBERS at No. 805 bth st. northwest. Steady employment and gocd waxes. C. KE. SILL. marl 2t* ARTED Two oyster apt rratgurant GQOm4 om » Tangier Uyster Depot, 9th an Eatrecton Mel Tangier Oy poets) WANTED A colored GIRL 12 to 16 years of awe in a small family. Inqnire room 12, 3d_fivor, RILEY BUILDING, Corner Sth avd Eats merlot ANTED—A reliable WOMAN for nurse and chamber work; must come well recommend- ed. Apply at 477 Penneylvanis avenue north westl* Se a ce ee ree eR WANTED AtHODBON & MaRT Ns, north. Weet corner 6th and Pennaylvania avenue, 6 firet class, WAITERS, alan, 6 BAKKEEPERS. Apply to HUDBON & MARTIN. ite WANTED. {0 MEN and BOYS to sell the Gar field cauai-b-at BADGES. Call at fla and medal depot, 465 Pernaylvanis avenue northwest. Fomething new aud the finest in the market. 1m 12t WANTED A first clans SHIVANT: willivx to 90 a: ything: ood disporition ; must zo home at nights; wages, 83, payable w best re: encer. Call at once, 475 H wen 1 ANT GIL as nucee an: miberniaid must come weil recomrienaed; a tod and steady situstion to a deserving girl. 229 3d et_nerthwest. ANTED—IMoeprarkiy—1a_ x xe for French Lessons, the use of a ROIM centrally located (echocl or private house) for a Fraacn Clase, already orvanized, "iat meet twice # week in the ovening. Address FARIS, Starofice It" ABIED—A PAKTNEK with £2,000 to 83,000 hom Culat oarl 3t* in a wholesale house well lished and dcing a first-class business; fall zation in- vited, but timid peopls willtake no notice Ad- drees JOHN JOHNSON, City P.O tuarl-3." WANDER 10H MEN, or BOYS to sell Gare field and Arthur FADGES; must make a de- sit; active parties can make from $l to 310 a day. GEO. P. STHINBAOH, Decoration He: quarters, corner 9th and & ste. northwest. marl3t* ANTRD—A Jewess Widow, with ono child, wishes s SITUATION as housekespar with an aged couple or a widower; can instruct children in German and fancy work: Address Mre. B. W., L. J. Milbourne @ Co.'s Advertising Ayency, Beltimore, Md. pty —A good OOOK. German preferred. WASHINGTON HUUSH. fabs st? ——— EE ANTRD—A good dining room WAITER. Also WANtOMAN to helpin the kitchen. Address 'OR RENT—WINDOWS for the 4th of March, j on avenue, between 8th and 9th: Borns well | furnished and every comfort for ladies; P.O. Box 504. City. marl-2t° ‘Ok RENT—WINDOWS for the 4h of March, | at 31) Penn's ave northwest, one on firat_2cn Second (pening to the floor) and 2 on third floor. marl 3t* KR RENT—1719 Rhode Island avenue, hand- scme DWELLING, with south front, contains atout 15 rooms, ad évery convenience. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. marl-6t OB RENT—On O at . nosr Iowa Circle, an_ele- | vant furrished three-story Brick RESIDENCE, south front; will be leased f vr a term of yesra, low five. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. “mar: ‘OR KENT—2003 TI st nor‘hwest, ac nvesient 13 room RESIDENOE, with nodern imorays mrr's,snd in thorough repa r. THOS. J. FISHER: & CO. marl it VOR RENT—In Inauguration Week, five hand- & mely fu _nisbed RUOMS, Parlor and aroond flocr. cars pss thedoor. 920 Ithst. and New York ave. Dorth west marks | th L. BAKBER & CO, LeDzorr Burtorne, a ae fer for sale the following Properties at low prices, lone rate of interest and very eaay terms: 708 11th street north: I ble BOARDING-HOUSE, 2 provements. ‘Ten HOUSER at LeDroit Park. rarious styles and | Prices, most delightful part of the city, no nuis- Snees, good sir, good neizhbors, no malaria, huh. dry, and health: th or 9th street cars to entrance os Look ‘at them; they are cosy, homelike, P One new HOUSE on Boundary street, between idth and 16th streets, 9 rooms: a locality that is replay improve = ; ‘wo new JSES on I street, near Government Printing Office Special inducémeuts offered EKATING BINRK, New York avenue: wil ba sold at a price that will ‘yieid 7 ver cent on investment over ali taxes water rent and {nara ice Large STORE and DWELLING, 7th street, above Boundary, juitsbie and wood location for boarding tise Ore hundred and ghirty nine LOTS tn LeDroit Park and various other loca.itias about the city. Houses will be built to suit, and the whole sold oa eaay terns. FOR RENT—Desirabie OFFICES in LaDroit Bollaleg.; Jocaston! ental mbaeen improvetne ita, erate rents, immediate possession, NO clarke for Lalanceof month = Also, HOUSES at LeDroit Park for rent. fel7-Im. ue and C -_ FY joes for a8 men and others, with . Elevator. LENOX BUILDING, 701 7th street. Several Offices suitable for patent attorneys, &o. ALSO, N) STORF, corner 6th and H streeta north- west, suitable for a drug or fancy goods store, Apply at Vernon Row, or to T. E. WAGGA- man. feb1T-2m* FOE RENT_With or without Board for Town. + uration—Handsomely fur: ished PARLOR aud BED ROOM, ea suite, on tira floor 317 dg st nor hwest marl-2* POR RENT_WINDOWS, oF single views of the | _Procers'on on March’ 4tp, from the Naira isvirdiny, 15th et. and New York avenue. Ai toH., 12'3 Poun'a av marl-2 FOR PENT an elegant TARUOK, with tive Jarge windows, commandiog a fine view of Pern’aave Apply at Howara House, cor. 6th. at. and Penu'a ave. marl-2t* FOE RENT—Unturnished ROOMS, at 110s G at. northwest. feb 3 ‘OB KENT—Very desirable large furnished ROOMS, with or without Board; pleasantly sit- nated. No. 14 Hligh st., Georgetowa, D. C. ARLOW. fe: tt ‘OR RENT—The finely located HOUSE, 2032 G et. northwest ; nine rooms and all modern con- Yenierces: rent #35 to good tenant. Apply to eB FOX & BROWN, or M. WILLIAS febs8-1im ‘OR RENT—Very desirable three-story and basement BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1714 khode Isisnd avenue. containing 11 rooms, with all Modern improvements. Apply at house. feb?8-1m" ———— ———————— FOR BENT The BRICK HOUSE 206 East Gap. itol st. Inquire 808 East Capitol et. feb26-3t* Fc8 BENT-PARLOR WINDOWS for tha 4th of March at the Franklin Hotel, 463 Penn- No. 1424 Pennsylvanis avenue. feb28-21° | sylvania avenue. feb26 3t V VANTRD—To PrncuasE—A_ eecond-band Fo, SALE OR RENT—A small FARM for PHAETON. Addrese, stating lowest p ice for _ dairy or gardeniog, st Arlington, Va. In- cash, H. U. T., &tar office. fe 2t*_ | quireat WM. H. BELL'S Grocery, No. 1800 15th street northwest, corner of 8. feb26-3t" WANTED A competent white WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. Recommendations require: Apply at 508 17th +t northwest. feb2s-3t"" ANTED— YOUTH 15 or 16 _years of age to learn the drug business. ust come weil recommended as rexards moral character, &c. Address BLUE MASS, Btar office. feb2s 3 Wao A CLERK who understands making out pension, bounty and other claims. None peed apply unless fully competent. Adaresa City ¥. 0. Box 623. fob’ Bt" WANTED A sounk LADY that writes wo land Wa correctly to work on legal papera. Salary sm ali st first. Address, giving references, LAW, Sitar office. feb2s su WASIED—By a Bettled, industrious waite woman BITUATION a3 seamstress, aud is willing to make herself useful. Best references, Addrces No. G34 Est southeast. febIs 3t* ANTED—PARTIES to take to tha iaaucaral ball. Horses, carriages and coupes hired at regnlar rates. Orders promptiy tilled. F. W. Mc- ELROY, Mount Vernon Btabies. feb28 St" Wee Ey cto, (respectable white wire modern conveniences, on 8 street, between | STL UATIONS ina first-claas family, one aa | 17th and 18th; $15. Several six-room BRICK | Pp. cook, the ether for chaa.ber work and assist with | HOUSE in good cond tion Gn Kigne sireet, ber Wathing’ Reference if required. Address Box 23, | tacen 17th and 18th, 8. Apply to AS PRATT Siar office. feb26-2t*_ | & BON, 401 9th street, corner of D. feb26-6t Fok RENTTA nowly furnished HOUSE, stable tached, 11 rooms, in northwestern section of the city Will rent for ene year with privilege of four. “Address RESIDENOE, Star office. 026-61" Fok RENT. For inancuration week, nicely fur- ithed PARLOR: double bed; caterer conve niet; excellent locslity; mear etrect cara; 1513 Vermont avenue, near Iowa Circle _feb26-3t* Ok BENT For Inavcunatiox Two families can obtain accommodations with private fam- ly, 1424 9th street northwest, near P st ‘Three lines of cars convenient. feb26 41" OB RENT—FRAME COTTAGE, No. 1618 10th | street northwest; eight rooms, bath, cellar, plalio, Ke: kood repairs vard Géxli0 fect, Apply to ALBERT F, FOX, No. 920 F street north- west. feb26-3t FOBRENTAND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUCTION.—See Bulletin {s- sued on the Ist and 15th of every month at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th street northwest. feb26-3t* FOE BENT One cight-room BRINK HOUSE WARTEDSA Ril set of Tinner’s TOOLS. Ad- Gress TOOLS, Star office. feb25-3t" ANTE D—#200 will be paid for instructions by which a SITUALIO® under the Government may be recured. Address HOME, Star oflice. feb26-at* WARTED by. the Washington City a Point Lookout R.R., RAILROAD H aNDS: 150x000 RAILROAD BAN DS ;25 cood BOYS to drive carta 50 ood AXE MEN ‘and TIE OUPTERS:s‘e.dy work and prompt cash payments. Apply to 8. I SUIT, Presicent, cor. 6th asd O sts. northwest: or H&STER MClEAN, Chief of Gonstruction, Brands wine, Md. Transportation furnished f23-6t Wee RAMILIES to furnish with RELL ABLE BERVANIS; BERVANTS of ail sorta; boys, wits: SEAMATRERSES for ety and country; ali with reterence. 920 F st. north. west. 0. E. PRIVE & CO. Jani8-7w" ANJED—To purchase MILITARY BOUNTY Py LAND WARRANTS, SUPREME COURT SCRIP and SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOME- STEAD CLAIMS. WM. J. JOHNSTON, Attor- uey-at-Law, Boom 41 Le Droit Building, $02 F st. northwest. Jand-3in WANTED cio purchase ali kinds of PUBLIG LAND SCRIP; highest cash price. CHARLES O. BROWN, attorney-at-Law, 1212 G street north- wast Box 23. lan3-3m' WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS. WARSTEDIEVERYBODY TO K 25 ‘cents will buy 3 ,ound of fine C and Candies thet other Stores usnally charge 40 ceuts and 60 centa for. HAMILTON'S Great Home-made Usndy Btore, 1231 Pa ay. feb?! OR RENT—“THE NORTA ARLINGTON FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM" ten acres of iis finest vineyard 1g this country, 700 peach trees and other fine fruit, Seantiful location, three miles ty. Apply 1141 24th st., 9 to 10 a. m. feb26-6t* T 11th st. northwest, 11 roome, N16 Bridge et, Georgetown, 11 rooms 2109 12th st. northwest, 5 rooms, ®10.50; northwest, Groome #15 30; 240 idth st. et, 5 rooms, $20 50; 311 13th st. south- )roctss, $12.40. Apply to. 8. CAYWOOD, th street northwest. feb26-30" {UK SALE OR RENT—Two HOUSES, with large etables and about six acres of grazing land to each, well fenced and watered, lying on the Conduit ros, one mile from George‘own, near the Keservoir. Inquire of JOHN HOOVER, New Jersey averue, between M and N streets north- weet. feb26-lw* ‘Ok RENT—WINDOWS for the 41h of March— PERKY BUILDING, Corner 9th and Pa. ave., $d foor. feb25,26, M1-at* EGR PANTS FOR, Tue Tsavaunation—Four large WINDOWS, nesr the Grand Arch. Rooms heated: chsirs and settees, Address LOOKOUT, Star office. feb25-4t" Fes RiTihe snest view im Washinxton— BOUMS 1 snd 9, Vernon Row, corner Pennsyl- Va. ia eve, and 10th et. northwest, for the 4th of Merch. “Each room will accommodats a large party. Apply at orce. | 1. E. WAGAMAN, 519 ‘ith st., Or Room No. 2, in the buildiag. — feb32-9t OR RENT—A FARM in Maryland on Marlboro | road, containit x 1l0 acres; 3% miles from Wesbington. Inquire of Mus. TRIMB: EF, 706 £ street southeast. febii-ote W4A1ED The PUBLIC TO KNOW that it is foolish extravagance to pay 40 and 60 cents for Candies when Suxar is only 10 cents ana labor Srente—total ccgt of finest Candies. Goto HAM- IL-TON'S Great 25-cent Home-made Candy Store, 1231 Pennsylvania ayouue. * feb2i-2w WANED ALL THE LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN TO KNOW that 25 cents will buy a pound of fine Caramele, Boston Ghips, Oream Walnuts, Crezm Dates, Cream Cocoanut Balls, Cream Malaga Grapes, and ail other fine Oandies. ‘They are fresh, rich and strictly first clase. HAM- ILTON's Great 25 cent Home-made Oandy Store, 1231 Pennsy.vania avenue. feb21-2w Wie — FEATHERS to renovate, MatT- TRESSES toremake, MOTHS to exterminate from furniture, at A. H. CHACE & BRO.'S, 616 La. aye., next to City Post Office. Janlg Fr R2ESLISTORE, with cellar and stable, at the corner of 9:h snd L streets northaest.” A good business place Avply to W. 0. JOHNSON, 18 18th etrect northwest. febli-Im_ ROE SALE-HOUBE, on Jefferson Place, near Covnecticnt avenue, half square south of Brit- ish Legation; three stories and basement; has ail te latect improvementa in art finishing—nataral wood, cathedral giass, &c. : aleo improved sanitary plumbing. ‘The house is just being finished, and will be ready fcr occupancy in a fow days. terme apply at 45 and 47 Corcoran Ballding. feb17-1m of G acres, near Bo diers’ Home; good house fire view, frmut, ko. BOARD for one family de- sired. JOHN SHEBMAN & GO., Real Estate. St. Clend Building. feb16-1m WASTED OLD GOLD and SILVER, in lance or small quantities, Highest cash price paid. Penn’a between Sdand 43s ats. Jani9 es shia, DL Ws TKD. ‘EAM CARPET CLEANIN UPHOLSTERY in al its branches 28 aD OHACE BRO, _danl9 €16 Lonisians avenue. WAS2ED YOU 10 KNOW THAT I BELL A first-class Tallor-made Seoond-hand SUIT, ruch better and a zreat deal cheaper than 8 com- mop hew suit cau be bouvht, at JUSTH'’S OLD BTAND, No. 619 D et. Bory eat OF at Branch Store, No. 408 9th st. northwest. 'N.B.—We buy bat ficst- clsas Second-hand Ulothing. dsnl9 ens our: COMPAKS QUALITIES AND PRICES. BIG DKIVES' Lonedale Cotton (Superb), 106. Beautiful Printe, Se. and u; Ful Kewu'ar Made Hose, 8c. $1.50 Black Gres Grain Lyon Silk for $1.00, and 8 $2.00 Guinet Silk for 81.50. yard. Colored bordered and ali-linen Hemstitched HPiain and Lovely Beate oa F All-tinen Ti lain an ovely-kno't-d Fringe, All-linen Tow- els, $1.00 and $3 00 doz. gf gftlem aud’ Domesiic Dees Goods, from de. to £0 yards F aoe” Comfortabies and Underwear, at a ceri Casi PURCHASES AND LIGHT EXPENSES ENABLE ORDINArY PLIUks TO Bé U DERSOLD FROM 15 TU 25 PER CE a At BRODHEAD & CO's Old Stand. feb26-31° 1205 F Street Northwest. LOST AND FOUND. | OST—On Saturday last, abont ten aim., be- tween 20th and 21st and’ F and G strects north. west a BLAOK LEATHER POOKET BOOK con. dow & fou Dank notes aud the vi-itiny eards of he owner. A liberel reward wili be paid if ret toe. B LUCE, 2109 Fstreets 4 Yop o8 geet BOARDING. AUGUBATION TABLE BOARD (ocd meals at reagonabie rates. 475 11 st. north- Wert, (g BOS®GING—One large FORNISHE > ROOM, next bath oom, sititable for part, sivgle room. Table BOARD. 15361 et , S wauted— | BARGAINS IN DRY Goons, 20 pieces all-wool BLACK CASHWER’ q 10€ White Ground SPRING SHAWLo. af 00, 100 dozen Ladies’ UOLORED HUSE ase yh Goren Gente’ all Linen HANDK GRUBIEFS, Gov dozen TOWELS. 81, 81-60. 82. 82.50, 83. 000 yarde Plain and Striped MUS, former price 25¢ , Sie. and EE Ute 2 00 yards « ORDED PIQU 60 dozen NAPKINS, all pric S00 WHITE SPE EADS, $1 and 81.60. A large lot of BLANKETS and BED QUMEORTS at very low prices GEO. J. JOHNSON, 713 Market Space. feb23 1.000 BEWAED Protrud Piles thet De BING'S tile Kemed: ane OK. a ret RA <2 Pay BE pine. without : ture. ’Sold by druggists. f-b19-e, t.th,6m, 2009" Ttohing, Ulesrated, or Foe BREAKFAST CHOCOLAT MENIER SOLD EVEEYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. New York Dey Greenwich st. jans-thStuam 7h 86 s "PRE STEAMERS OF THE CLYDE LINE WiLL resu.@ tueir trips between Eniiaactpats Migtiystom and Alcx.odris, vn and after March Pui SOHWEON © S).°S tats freee Wash ead ingtve, DO. 7 10b38-3¢ Franklin Park. mars Fy SENT Famiched ROOMS, with or without BOARD, in a private family.’ No. 305 © st. sorth west. febzs Im A SSOMMODATIONS | FOR SEVEN (S-FIVE PERSONS, with first-class BOARD and FUR- ISHED ROOMS, as lonx as desired: also, SIX WINDOWS for rext for the 4th of March. 600; cor- ner E and 14th nerthwest. feb22-10" MNHE TREMONT ROUBE offers xood, ROOM with first-class Hotel Board, for #25 and a3 permonth. House is well fw od, heates with steam, and every way desirable. Janl9 Fe, BENT—Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfar- nished, pleasant location, at Nos. $14, 316 sid $18 Indians avenue. Also first-class BOARD $15 permonth. SARAM FLAGLER. Janiy (RST-CLASS ROOM! suite or single ;heated andliehted? with Atefciase BOARD, sents ‘George Hotel, near Piney oct29-4m Sa re HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9th street north- West, is one of the cosiest and best conducted Bearding Houses iv the city. ‘Transient Boarders accommodated at reasonable terms. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘0 LOAN—Small sums of MONEY on Beal Es- r tate Security. BDI FO ere ee = feb26-8t No. 20 Fut horthvfent, ONEY TO LOAN In BUMs as Des: At Loweat Ratos of Lutfest. THOS. J. VISIIER & 00., 2223 ¥ pt. northwest. MONEY ON REAL ESTA1E, Tn Sums to Butt, AT SIX PER CENT FOR LARGE A! 8 PEE CENT FOL SMALL ‘SMe. AODEEAT” BR. O. HOLTZMAN, jan29 10th and F sta. northwest. isn _10th and Festa. northwest. NP y : OLTON'S ‘Loan Oftice, S14 Si at pees Paes enue north west. Janl4-am* ‘ONEY TO LOAN. Thave MONEY to loan on REAL E8TATE, 11, sumsof from 100 and Upwards, at lowest rate of interest. Charges moderate. Ro sea: H. WARNER, Boras 016 ¥ etreck noruwen. feb21-1m ro Loan. FOR BENT AREET GARDEN, sbout_ eight acres, with barn, adjoining Soldiers’ Home; two entrances. Whitney avenue and county road. Ap ly at 712 18th street. febl6-13t* Fe BALE OB RENT—50 Gent's DREs8 OOATS; MILITARY GOATR and SWORDS and FPAULETTER, st R. FULTON’S Loan Office, No. 8.4 9th et. northwest. febl1-Sw* HOUSE, No. Fos RUE Three tary, Brick 1021 7th st. northwest, on Lot of 25 feet front 100 feet deep; one-half cash and balance at 6 per cent. Excellent business stand. Apply on prem ines. febll-1m Fok SENL-HOUSE No. 417 8th at , botwean D and E sis. northwest “Water and'was. Rent $25 per month. Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. feb10-2m VOR SALF—ine corner LOTH on Ospitol Hul, facing Pa ave.; ulo, fine LOTS in northern part of the city, at a great sacrifice. Bargain for yuilders and others. $231ith st n.w. :a3l-Im ROE FALE Thee story Brick RESIDENGE, 124 E et. northwest, side lot, shade trees, foun tain and beautiful fow@y zrounda; sll in first-class order, Apply at above No., or 486 Louisiana ave. THOS. O. FULLERTON Janl8-2m' FOR SALE. ‘OK BAl B-One HORSE, two rets HAR: SESS, and one Doctor's BUGGY. Mrs, J. BORLAND, 903 6th street northwest. et Massechusetts avenue. marl-3t the oyster schooner, “HENRY J. * will be sold reasonable for cash ; can be seen at foot of Lith st. wharf. Apply on board of schooner. feb2s St P—A nearly new covered EX- PRESS” WAGON. “Apply at MoDERMOTE BROS., 310 Pernsylvania ave. feb26-3t | ROE SALES A VERY BEAUTIFUL HOt All modern conveniences Neer corner of Connecticut avenue and M street; Eleven rooms, bath room, furnace, &c. Frice 88, 5.0. JOHN SHERMAN & C9, forl6 St. Cloud Building. BR RENT— THE CORCORAN BUILDING, Oprosrrz U. 8. TREasuRy, 15TH STRERT. Fine Btores, Office Rooms—singly or commnns- cating —for Business Offices, Studios, eto. Water and Closets on every floor.” Kievator and steam heat, Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janttor, 3512 BUSINESS CHANCES. OR BALE—A DRUG and PRESCRIPTION STORE. Will inventory $10,000. address Box 135, Star office. marl-2* T PRIVATE SALF, FOR A THIRD OF their value, EOME HANDSOME DREASES, £ Suitable for the inaugaration ball. Address “BALL,” Star office. marl-2t* UILDERS!—I want a BRICK BUILDING BUILT (cost from $5110 to 8400), payment for fame with LOT OF LANO on 7th street, near the Boundary, or 10th street, near () northwest. F. H. FALL, 402 6th st. marl-3t* ee ARE CHANCE OFFERED 10 COAL AND WOOD DEALERS—Valaable Wharf Property foot of 3d Ft. southeast, coal elevator, steam kindling wood will, lime and cement warehouse: aleo, large dwelling, modern improvements ; will be sold cheap er rented low. Apply io T. C. MUR- RAY, 613 2d st. northwest. marl-6t* ——— eee mar FOB SALE. 40 SHARES OF OAPITOL, NORTH © STRERL AND BOUTH WASHINGTON R. CO. STUCK; 20 FHARES GAS STOOK. baer To LO 2,500 ve Apply to CHAS. C_DUNOANEON, marl-3t ith and D atreets northwest. VOR SALE— VILLA SI@ES AND BUILDING LOTS. Fine view of both rivers and the city. Free from malaria Une site contains about 100 009 feet; has large trees and living spring: One of nearly 80,000, unsurpassed view of Wash- dneton (and one of 120,000 feet, trees and running strenm: 100 Building LOTS, desiravle for suburban rosi- Apyy to owner. -In H. A. GRISWOLD, Anacostia, Vy Vy ANTE D—For Cash —A PLAOE of two acresor more, with comfortable dwelling, near the city ard convenient to cars. Apply at once to WM. . YOUNG, Real Estate Broker, 1420 New York feb28-3t HUNDRED DOLLAKS OASH will be given for a Clerkship in any of the government rtments, npoa receipt of the appointment. ‘Virgil,’ Star office. feb28-3t" net: FOR SALE AND HIKE for 4th March: also Saddi-s and Bridles. E. G. WHEELEEBgNo 201 7th st., opposite Center Mar- ket. feb28-3t YOR SALE—COaL AND WOOD YARD, with | Fixtures complete. Apply corzer 6th and K, or 812 5ih street northwest. feb26-6t" eee DESIRABLE DAIRY, ATSO TRUOK FARM, near Washington, on Baltimore and Ohio R.R. Further particulars apply to WM. N. CALVERT & 00., fob26-3t Baltimore, Ma. jO EXCHANGE—A fine PROPERTY in Paila- Gelphia, well eituated for suanufacturiag pur- poses—for a Dwelling Honsa in or near Washing- ton, D. 0. Address SAMUEL WILLIAMS, 2400 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. feb2%6-6t E_AND BENT—A rare chance to pur- hase a STOOR OF GROOERLES, and reat a splendid STOKE and FIX TURES, ean be heard of upon application at Room No. 3, 930 F «treet northwest, Tallmadge Hall. feb26 6t* FG SAGESA Well eetublished and good paying BUSINESS; a rare chance to make money. old for cash or good security. Larze profits. ‘The moet desirsbie stand in thecity. Address P. O. Box 494, City. feb26-20 OR SALE—Thirteen room BRIOK HOMTSE, on E treet, near 10th street south west ; 8390 cash; balarce $25 yer mouth; renting vow at $20 pec month. Price $2,300. 0. H. PARKER. 4% and E southwest. feb26-3t UR SALE-A three-story pressed brick froat 12 rooms, with moiera improvements, on F reet, between 43g and 6th streets aouthwast, on very easy terms. Price 83,500. C. H. PARKES, 43g and E streets southwest. feb26-st OB RENT—by E. A. McINTIRE, 918 F at. Furnished HOUSKS, $35 to $300 per month. Unfurnished HOUSES, 85 to $150 per month, FOR SALE—Large and small PROPERTIES— some of the latter on the instalmout plan. Loans negotisted. Deeds, Wills, & C., PFE: pared. Agency for Unton Fire Ins. 06. of Phila- delp hia, e«tablished mm 1304. E. A. MoINTIRE, feb26-10t 918 F at. YE HAVE THE FOLLOWING HOUSES IN BALTIMORS, Md., which will be exchanged for property in this'city ‘0. 387 N. Broadway. No. 462K. Lombard. No. 270 Aun street. No. 75 Stockton street. No. 69 Harlem avenue No. 8. W. corner Walsh and Townsend. EILCH, FOX & BROWN, feb26.26-3t__ 1487 Pa. ave. (Ooreoran Building, OR, SALE—A valuable FARM and OOUNTY SEAT cf 105 acres, within tn migutes’ ride by ra'lcf the Capitol and thirty minutes’ drive over + xcellent roads tothe hea:t of the city. “This place ie situated on the Metropolitan Braach of the Bal- \imore and Ohio ra lros¢, at Terra Cotta Siatioa, three miles from the city. Imrovements—First- class large Dwelling, fine shade and shrubbery, three ama'l houses, barn, hay barn, and all neces sary outbui dings: one-third fins meadow, with nevir-falling stream of water; three acres of terra cotta clay of the best quality, worth the price asked for the whole farm. “This placa must be sean to be guprecisted. and will be gold at's pric: to make ita Oret-class investment. Apply to B. H. WAKN#R, No. 916 F street northwest; C. H. WILTBERGER. Ju. No 1107 Pennsylvania avenue nor hwest, or on the premises, Terra Cotta Station, Metropolitan Branch B. and 0. Railroad. feb26-5t JNO. B_WILTBERGER. FOR S4L# OR EXCH <NGE-GARDEN FaRM ‘of 30 acres; also 100 acres adjoining, 4 miles from city, | Iuquire of HUGUELY & BOWEN, No. 645 New York ave. feb25-2w* OR RALE—FARM of 278 acres in Montzomery > Md. ; wood dwelling and ont buildings; excellent pronaras well watered and fenced ; 13 miles from Washington: 3 from depot. Apply W. E. BURFORD, 1115 F st. tebe Sem T PRIVATE SALE—A Handsome Mahogan: Bedroom Set: a Matsive Wainut Berstead; Heir Mattress and Superior Spriage, $39; Hievant Sofa Bed (cost 875), $30. tom Cot; Mattress and Pillow #10; other Furniture. Address ‘*Bargain,” star of- fice ‘teb23-6t" Re SALE—A complete SRT of U 8. Statutes atlarge, in good condition; slao, a COPY of Thompson's Digest. Address’ LAW LIBRARY, dtar « flice. feb26-st OR SALE — We have a few fine SADDLE HObsES for sule or hire for the swath gS jon Parade. Also, fine Carriager, with (ret vers, J.-B. OLOGTL © KON. Istreet, bet. 13\b and 14th. ‘OR SALE—Twelve head of fine large driving F and coupe HOR*ES; also, one fine fam- ily HOKSE and extension too OARBIAGE and HARNESs. at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S: stable, No. 645 New York avenue. _feb25-2w* Fo SALE—By F. ZELLER, 320 Pennsylvania = inna : febi9-im* es SALE—I cali special sttention to my fancy spar, sud twoand three-sest Trade WAGONS. Fi e Box Wagon, suitable for ciothier. 20 new Spring Wagons, all izes. A Jarge lot of new and fecond haud Buxyies, Wagon, &c.. at very low prices. J. K. P& BEY, No. 37 Prospect st., Georgetown. feb19-3m_ LE—O: ROAD BOBS! dnd wound sto OHSHS eultabls fora poe farmer: algo, one Light Express WAGON und HARNESS, in gord order. Apply at“ Stsbles, in rear of 314 Pa ave. northwest. £18-2w* PGE SALES A large number of new and secoad band CARWIAGES, rustable for, street or park use. embraciug in patt, LANDAULBTIR, COUPBS, BucKA- Ws WAYr, JUMP +EATS, BKXTENSION TOPS, PHARTONE, BUGSIKY, VILLAGE CARTS &e. ; &e. BOBT. H. GBAHAM, . 410-416 8th at nortesrese, Repairing promptly attended to. fablT WOK bALE—itoported GANARY BiBDS, choice singers: MOCKING "BIRDS, BIRD, Paitin R agua OE deed Un Street Renae ETBRROBT. JUST ‘OPENED, fe 198 atook LOLORED HOSIERY, NECK WEAR of all kinds, Madras, Penatg aud Cuoviet SHLNTINGS. YEW FIRST-CLASS RESIDENOE, built for owner, 17 rooms, extra large and finely fi ished dining-room: bea thy and convenient 1oca- tion. Will seli, rent or exchange. Address or call at 1906 H st. f b22-Im* FOR ALE OB EXCHANGE-A fine GRIST MILL, with 25 acres of Land and two Houses, known asthe Murdock Mills. Apply on the prem- ises, Tennal'ytown, Washington D-0 fev2l-1m FOR SALE, Or will exchange for unencumbered improved rea) eetate in New York city (or Wasbington preferred) large double HOUSE, on over 7, Delis era feet lot, beautifully ner lot, on Metropolitan street car lin heights. Title clear. Will ae Or commissions. Ai ce. b ee ee [Pe eeeets A good two-story BRIOK HOUSE, with six roome:4ood lots rentius. f #16; situate on Lith et. n-w., near O. Price 81,760, ‘Two two story and back building tar, th: feut for 816 enh. gy “lwo-story FRAME 145 to ‘alley, with amall Hf sail Honso, aud several ineger Houses tor cole cheap. W. E. BURFORD, 111s Tet uw jane INVENTO#S. TOs Ney SDVANOED ON IMPOR’ VALUABLE INVENTIONS, either befcre or after patent Box 85, Star othe dec30 AttEaaIOR In order to make room for oar SPRING 8TOOK, WE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 30 DA¥# Aline of BODY BRUSSELS OF STANDARD MAKES, AT 81.50 PER YARD. TAPESTRY AND INGBAINS AT CORRE POND- INGLY LOW PBICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE 3 OU MARKET GPack, fe jarve and very demra- | Tooms, modern im- BLACK BHOCADE | SILKS $1 26. BROCADE SLLKB $1 25. RICH, PLATDS: BLACK RwOCADE BICH PLALDs. SILES 81.25. | BEATING Soto (CH: GASEMERES BLACK“ BROGADE alte Ow : BLACK 6KOOUADE SATINS 81 60. TYLER & CHEWNING, MOUBNING Dass es ops vee Tthet ow U1 NG febas DBESS "ps. | MOURNING DRESS GOODS pas LEADING DEPAKTM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. Bv0cEssons To A. KING OHANDLER, $22 and S24 Seventh Street N.W., ARE SHOWING COMPLETE STOCKS IN THE FOLLOWING SIXTEEN ORGANIZED DEPARTMENTS Department A... = Bueees DRESS GOODS. -BIBBONS. -UINENS .. .KID GLOVES. - CLOTHS. - HOSIERY. -FLANNELS. CORSETS. -DOMESTIOS. .. UNDERWEAR. -ORAPES. -RUCHES. -.. VEILINGS. NOTIONS. feb26 JINNIP, DAY & CO. [JECtPEP BABGA FOULARD SILKSst 50., former price 81, BLACK ALL-SIL& BROOADES at $1.25, reduced rom $7.75. ae Checked SUMMER SILKS from 500. “Extra yalue" in BLAQK SATIN De LYON and BLAOK BROCADE SATINS from 81.50 to 84. COL'D SATIN De LYON, ‘‘all suades,” at $U75. Light colors in BROCADE SATINS, GAUZES and KLEYBES CLOTHS and CASHMERES, all shades. ““Bargains” in TABLE LINENS, TOW&LS, NAP- BINS, BLANKETS and QUILTS. “SEW SPRING Goops.” LINEN LAWNS, ZEPBYR CLOTHR, CHEVIOTS, CHUDDA and MOMIE CLOTHS, FIGUKED and DOLTED SWISS, &o., &c. _ 32 -Our customers, etrangers and the public are invited to inspect our stock. @2" ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain ficures. PERBY & BROTHEB. PENN. AVE., OOK. 9TH 8T Established 1840. feb26 FX. DRESS SHIRTS. AT MEGINNISS’ BRANCH SHIRT AND COLLAB FACTORY, 1002 F street northwest, —_ You ean get SIX FIs DRESS SHRI MADE TO ORDER for $7.60; and Bix of tho Very Best Shirts Made to Order in the most el*sant manner, «uar- auteed to give eatiefaction, for $12 fcb2s-lm_ JOS, H, IRELAND, Manazer. Se ei alain Ltr aio rd BOSTON HOUSE, 921 Pennsylvania Avenue. LINEN DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS We OrrER SPLENDID LINES ™ LOOM DAMASKS At 373g cents, 50 cents and 6254 centa per yard. IN BLEAQGHED DAMASKS At 50 cents, 6235 cents, 75 cents, 81 and $1.10 per yard. IN TURKEY RED DAMASES, 75 cents, 873¢ cents and $1 per ys: A’SPEOIAL BARGAIN IN CREAM DAMASK At 8734 cents per yard. We have a few more of those ALL LINEN HUOABAO TOWELS At 23 cents each. A SPLENDID BARGAIN IN TOREISH TOWELS At 25 cents each. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OURTAIN NETS At 25 cents, 33 cants, S76, cents and 45 conte per yard. TEN PIECES SHEETING. 2 yaris wide, 25 cents per yard. BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS, BLANKETS AND COMBORTS. =: WOODWARD. LATHROP & COCHRANE, 921 Pennsylvania Avenue. feb19 GT FUBNISHINGS. Shen you want to bay call and see— ‘The SENATE BHI? for 65 cents. Itis as ood as others ask a doliar for. ‘The MYSTERY BHIKT, 75 cents. Is a8 good as any dollar ebirt in Ameri ~ NEN OOLLARS, fines juslity and latest styles, only 81 50 per dozen. six for 75 cents. SILK MEOK WEAR. che:per that ever. COTTON BOCKS, two is for 25 cents, usual price 20 cents a pair. Very fine ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 25 EGINNISS" cents, worth 40, at feb16 1002 F street northwest. M4252) DOWN PRICES ™ BROVELTY DRESS GOODS. Splendid Bargains in BLACK SILKS and Biack SATIN DE LYONS. ‘Wide Black Bik VELVET, 82.50 up to 84. Bpeciai Bargains in Barnsley and other Fine Table LINENS, TOWELS, NAPEINB, &o. | am. to9 p.m. sa-ONE PRICE ONLY, TRUNNEL, CLABE & 00., teve 803 Market Space. QuIDT MANUFACTURERS. pUBREUIL BROS. & 00., 1112 F st. northwest. Wg,geu the cheapert SHIRTS for the movey in Sar Lous BAUET ony th geats We wil compere tt aa any Gtnor Bae ae eae wales 8 ine of GENTS FURNISHINGS always on DUBBEUIL BRUS, & Co., Jani9 1212 F st. northwest. TTENTION Is INVITED TO THR iE NT ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES FOR ComPaisine ‘The largest line and best assortment of SCARFS tp Latest styled of OOLLABS ana CUFFS. O/T Sith Goi BEE Survey ie aE JAMES THOMPSON. ‘Manager of Thompeon's Shirt Factory, porsy A826 F street northwest, Having just returned from New York, WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, Mancu Ist, BOUND HATS torcuer tains ROSS ROSAS in LAOKS, NETS, FEATARKS, FLOWERS, Ete 4. P. PALMER, 2107 © street, Botween 11th and 12th NB No Oarde fans DOUGLASS. CONTINUATION SIXTH ANNUAL SALE OF Ine’ UNDEW WEAB, TH ESS ATTENDING OUR AN NU. NDUGED US 10 OON TINUE iT BER NOTIOR. ONLY BAk- GAIN AND LADLES REE KKK AND JED ANSOKTMENT TAAN Fix PRICES FROM TEN TO aw LESS. om fov18 and Fst, M™ DOUGLA! From 13 East lira Staret, N.¥ , PREPARATORY TO AER RETIREMENT FROM Bi ESS, Wil reopen on FEBRUARY 23: in PARLOR -*E," ARLING TO! they will dispose of the entire balance of thelr IM PORTED OURTUMES, DINNER AND BALL DEBSSRE, WRAPS, So., Ke., at axrost reduo- cn NOTICE —On and after March Ist, 1881, the ‘New York business will be continued by Miss RE- BECCA HOOD. febl7-2w wv SGA EN BRIDAL FLOWERS, And all styles of FLOWERS for Bonnet aud Even ing wear can be found at the PARISIAN FLOWER ©o., feb16-1m 1110 F etrect north went | Famtenenl SHOES. For $0 days I shall offer my entire stock of WIN TERK GOODS ata _—_ DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. JAS. H. VERMILYA, fcb12_G10 Ninth st., opp. Patent OMoe. MME. SYASHINGTON offers great induce ments to the ladies in elegant SATIN DE LYON and SILK VELVET SUITS or Aik and Brocade Ruits. All materials farnished, and hadeome suite. delivered, from $80 to 860. Khe invites her ous. tomers to call and examine her . Ladies onm have their material made up st reasonable tarcas and at short notice Style and ft unsurpassed. [11 Noeet’s 915 Pemasyivamia ave, Offers decided bargain# in Beal and Imitstion LACE GOODS, ‘The largest and finest collection of FINE LACES in Washington. ELEGANT FRENOH FLOWERS FOR BOQUET Dz CORSAGE, WHITE LACE DRESSES FOR LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN, BIOH SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, REAL LAGE EMBROIDERED AND HAND-PAINTED FANS, RECEPTION NOVELTIES A S8PECIALTY, CHILDREN'S VELVET AND SILK 8UITS, BONNETS, BREAKFAST AND NURSE OAPs. ONE PRICE, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. for a few day HOTEL. when noeT's, Janil 915 Pennsylvania ave. ib THE PABTY SEASON. Evening and Reception BONNETS. Fine FLEROM FLOWERS LACE and BEADED NETS for Ove: 441i the newest styles in LAOKS, SASH RIBBONS: and RUCHINGS. PARIS KID GLOVES. And 8 fine lineof NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. at BM. WILLIAN'’S, isnd_ 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Pa.ave. MS. SELMA UPPEMT Mis bet ctr ee eT batent omen, DRALER ON, ART EMBROIDER! ZEPHYRS, CREWEL GERMANIOWN WOOL, FELT, OANVAS And all Materis! for FANOY ‘NERDLEWORE Fine selection of LAOES, HOSIERY, TRIMMING 9, WORSTED and CHILDREN’S ‘FURNISHING GOODS; full line of MAOCRAME THREAD, STAMPING promptly executed. AectT 25, 8,4; MESSER, Dureestacine sn connee- tion with Agency fors. ‘T TAYLOK'S BAT- TEENS, SYSTEM OF OUTTING, Ke. 1303 F st. north oct9-fra SPECIALTIES Ms H.F. WRIGHT, OLamvovant axp Mac- NETIO PHYSICIAN, has ouinent success in trest- inw acute and chronic disesess The suffering ‘should call at her residence, 600 6th street, corner Of F etrest northwest. mari-Lm* a te BBOUI ‘KLLS ALL THE EVENTS OF Mire “All business conbident, Ladies and Gentiemen 60 cents each. No. 408 L street, be- tween 4th and Sth streets northwest. feb]l-iw" ‘one of the most successful ountry (with 16 years ex- ted every WEDNESDAY i yhorthweet, near 44 street, upon all direases of the Urinary Pot Nervous system, Organic Weakness, Lost Vitality, Ke. Officer private and consultation strictly cou: fdential. | Refers to the leadiow physiciaus 0° Bal- timore. Main office, 19 South Rutaw street Bal timore, ma. feblO-Im RS. M.A. FRENCH, Medium, Manipulator and Magnetic Bealer. Still at 707 1 st. north- est. Circles Tuesday Bvenines. Hours from 9 y a. Loss of Vitality. Hemorrhoides or Piles. and all BROS Be ‘ialty. All Tu Ma Reo kied Diatacts wines Set sreuphirertcd Panties at mering cured. Consultation free ace, 944 K street, = PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ FE esaue PIANOS TAEING TEE LEAD EVERYWHERE. SHONINGER ORGANS, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE. These beautiful instruments sold on the easicat montuly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 433 Tch St. Northwest. A large aid select Hne of SHEET MUSIO on hand. fouré Just received, Wm. Shactfer and Grovesteon & Fuller's elegaut PLANUS. eee 6 <¥ cash, also on instalments. vi ing and repairs At VICTOR BECKEIVS febiv Ne ALLET DAVIS & CO's UPLIGHT GKAND PIANOS Wontp KrSOWNED aN UNF QUALLED. EDMAN UPLIGHT PIANO, HARDM GH PIANO, the only Reliable INw-priced. qcood tuned Upright mace. HL. DL. SUM SEER, Sole Ageit, repl6 eo SiLGh st. nor h west. HE STIKFY, AND THE KRANICH & BAUd T PIANOR, AND THE EST&Y OlGa) At lowest prices and most favera! GL. WILP jana BRADBURY BFLAROR AND ORGANS. Best material, finert toi easiest i Z BEG. FBEEBO. SMITH. 'e conAitions. 325 gin st. northwest, a Between G and B streets decl5 Us siz BLUE MIDDLESEX BUITS, Trdigo dsed io the woo!, and the eolor may be rehed uy int rmsneBi Aleo, the $10 BLU FLANNELSUIT: fost color YOUTHS". @5- Boy! and 86; and &: ‘CHILDRENS, ei Kece Ses, # “8 tbud tnd tad Remmi fers f M, : Gaur. Buo «& co, ~ DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE, FANOY GOODS,