Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1881, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDPNESDAY.......Miarch 16, 1881, | CROSBY 5S. NOVES......Editor. | | gala: | y ice for a Political Millenium. The democrats are disposed to take comfort 1n the reflection that though they are deprived 9f absolute control in any of the departments | of government, they can exercise a negative | power that will be formidable. An aggregate popular yote of nine millions was last Novem- | Der so equally divided between the republican | and democratic parties that tt has not yet been positively determined which candidate recetved an actual majority, though the republicans claim {t, and probably have {t by a preponder- | ace, however, of only a few thousand votes. The thirty-elght states were divided equally— | nineteen for each party. The republicans have | the Senate by one majority, and counting the | three vacancies existing en their side, they | will have the next House by the silm majority of One also. It ts sald by those who have for years been prominent in politics that never be- | fore, in the history of this government, was there such a narrow margin between the ma- jerity and minority parties. One stroke of the | hand of death may transfer ove house of Con- | gress from one party to the other. ‘There is a lesson of more importance to the | country than the question of which party shall control Congress tn this nearly equal division Of politics. It may be read In the rapid growth of independent thought and action politically tn all the country—in the overthrow of machine rule and bossisia, and tn the desire manifested In every direction for a rest from heated parti- sanship and sectionalism. All sections are en- oying prosperity. The south, which naturally | ‘nd necessarily suffered most from the rebel- | ‘on, Dever, even ia its best ante-bellum days, | | | ‘Bjoyed such prosperity as now. The men who ere active in the days of secession, and who were wedded to the old régime, have, toa great | cxtent, passed away, and their sons and heirs, | + new generation, have taken their places. | bis young generation bas come into its tnhert- janee w.th ideas in accord with the present, sudeach year marks progress and increase of | ¥ eaith in the south. The people of the whole country, In the futlen- j oyment of peace and prosperity, will keap a watchful eye upon politics and parties, aad the ower rests in thelr hands to approve what is « proper and rigut, and condemn what fs Injurtous and wrong tu Congress, They care nota rap for (he few offices at the Capitol, but they do care for and demand legislation that will continue and tncrease Eational peace, quiet, and pros- perity | ———_-o+e-—___ ‘Tae proposition made some time ago by Tae. Star te publish announcements of births, as | well as those of marriages and deaths, has at- tracted the attention of its cotemporaries in all parts of the country, and in almost every case | not ouly the propriety but the real usefulness | of the proposition 1s warmly urged. In one | locality in the state of Matne, (the city of Lewis | ton), the publication of births ts nearly as com- | mon as that of Marriages or,deaths. So also in | Some parts of California has the custom pre- valled quite generally for a long tim, and there, as in Europe, its advantages are well understood. Asa rule, however, and strangely enough, ft may be added, the practice has gained a very slight foothold in this country, Iv was quite common in western Massa. | chusetts for a while, but appears to be less so there now than formerly. The reason for this, | as assigned by the Springfleld Wain, ts that | the Word went forth tn that section some time | ago that such announcements are not “good form,” to use one of the phrases of snobiom. “This ts a little curious,” that paper add3, “considering the prevalent tendency in this country to ape English customs, and tt can only be explained on the ground that the p2o- ple who setthe style here never see the Eng- lsh newspapers, and are ignorant of what the fashion there Is !n this respect.” In E the apnouncement of a birth {3 regarded as of quite as much importance, both to relatives a Society at large, as the Intelligence of a death or marriage, and {t will become so here i tme. ——_-+-___. One of the curious things tn connection with the administration of affairs of European cities, which are proverbiaily slow in tolerating | any change, ts the fact that severalot them | have adopted and are now laying down wooden Pavements in the carriage way of som? ot thetr leading streets, notwithstanding that be utter worthlessness of that kind of pave has long since been most conclusively est ae lished on this side of the Auntie. Tais13 | notably true of London, where, of ali other places, the wooden Dlocks would seem to be the most unfit among the most wasuitable styles that could be devised. they have been laid down tn Rogent street, tn the Strand and in Fleet street, which are | © among {ts most tmportant thoroughfares, In | Amsterdam, too, that wery citidel of slow | going conservatism, the American fnvention | bas also found its way, and on oneof the leading streets of that city the blocks have been laid. itis not strange that the experi- ment of wooden Diock3 should have been feted extensively {2 this experimenting | country, where lumber Is comparatively plenty | and cheap; but that they sbouid be abie to | make apy headway in two such old fogy | countries as England and Holland, ere | every block 136d must be tmported at very ¢oa- Siderable cost, and where other an4 better material must be much cheaper, ts most sur- prising. There must be some potent reason for 80 strange an Innovation, but ag yet no disin- terested person can divine what it is. ——-o+e ‘The prospect of the acceptance by the Ten- essee legislature of the bonduolders’ proposi- lon for a settlement of the state debt. 13 by no meas as bright now as is was a few days ago. ‘The debt-payers tn the legislature express en- Ure willingness to settle on terms “equal to those contained In the proposition.” but they regard It a3 4 stigma on the state and the debi- paying party that the vonduolders should re- quire coupons as security tor the paym the debt. In view of the past condhic state with regard to its debt, the people, even ihe debt-payers, should not exhibit too much sensitiveness because of being asked for secu tty. The manly and courageous tight of the debt-payers, regardless of thetr politics, s ap- | prectated and admired throughout the country; but the acts of the repudiationists naturally re Sect upon the whole state. Tae bondholders, saving suffered in the past through the bad | aith of the state, very properly desire somo } urity for the future, and their demand ought | ‘to De treated resentfully. Tue sooner the | {5 Louorably settled, the better for Ten- a The vaporing Diatherskttex Who cot court noto- ety by issuing acall for a meeting 1a New | York “to sympathize with the Russtan nihilists | and rej-ice in the death of the Czar,” are very properiy admonished by Ti Star of that elty hat Pages snd feathers are almost as cheap as t in New York, and@hat a ride upon a rati $ not so pleasant as a seat tn a lager peer saloon. | it not, however, to be left to a popular | uzst tO sUppress a Meeting called for so outrageous a purpose. The legally constituted authorities of the city should prevent it trom being held. The Russian people as a nation } have always been the fast friends of those of | | he United States, and during the late rebellion | | the murdered Czar was the one European sov- | reign friendly to this government. Interna. ‘tonal comity, therefore, not lesa than a regard «or the common decencies of life, requires that & meeting like this should not be allowed to be held. When biackguards and brutes abuse and show that they are not ft to nave the ltberty which they enjoy they have no ri at plain at Its ¢ urtatiment. ee Mr. George Colton yesterday assy Ues Of a police commissioner at the pines Jaltimore, and was elected president ot the boerd, which Comprises three members, It Mr. olton can see as far into the ways ang devices <f the criminal classes @3 he says ne aid into re landseapeot Egypt, be will make a most eful member of that body. | with surprise observed that he ‘‘wai | Garden Feeds, pure and | Cut Flowers, Bougue eb on the above day at 5 Yet in that etty | NEW GOODS JUST ARBIVED {Washington (Ind. Gazette. . ARTEMUS WARD. es pp “MICHIGAN In a Louisville (Ky hott | ‘one day, Artemos Ward was introduced toa colonel who bad com- manded « Mississippi Regiment im the war. Arte- mous, in his way ‘‘that wae childlike and bland,” ‘What Michican Regiment did you com- ‘Then it was that the ‘‘Colonel” msnd. Colonel? | spun like s top and swore like a aailor, until pact- fied sufficiently to hear an explanation. Artemus a met. ting things mixed about the war. is always unfortunate to get things mixed, but never more so than when one is sick: Then it is that the richt thing in the right place is wanted more than at any other time in life, or under any other circumstances. It is a pleasure for us to note in this connection, the experience of our esteemed fellow-citizen, Oolonel Samuel H. ‘Taylor, whe, as is well mixed. Ina recent commu do hereby certify that I suffered very much from Rbeumatism and neuralgia during the fall of 1879, snd tried many remedies with little if any good Tesulte. Ihad heard of 8t. Jacobs Oil, and con- cluded to try it; more as an experiment than with Suy hove of good results. Ican with graat pleas- urecommend it to others, for the reason that I know it cured me." Such an emphatic endorse- ment coming from one of the very foremost asyera of our state, well and widely known, nies with it a degree of importanca and restivences which cannot be overesti- mated. From our own druggists we learn the following, response to this wonderfal article Mr. H.W Burrellsays: Having sold St. Jacobs Oil for the past year, I find it the best lini- ment for Rheumatism, abd all pains in the limbs, I ever fold; and it gives my customers perfect satis- faction—having cured several cases. Mr. S. D. Baldwin remarks: My eales of St Jacobs Oll ure increasing every dey, and it outeells them all. As far as known to me, it has given good satisfaction, and several cases were cured by the use of it. Another house, Mees. Jackson & Thompson, report the eale of large quantities of the article, and find it gives eplendid satisfaction. Ool. Taylor, by tho wey, was stone time postmaster at Camberiand, Maryland. It LARGEMENT OF BUSINESS. GUINNIP, DAY & CO Svoomssons TO A. KING CHANDLER, 822 and 824 Seventh Street N.W., | ADE OFFERING MARKED INDUCEMENTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BEFORE 0O00- PYING THEIB ADDITIONAL 8PA- CIOUS AND ELEGANT STORE, No. S20 7th street, WHIOH WILL BE OPENED ABOUT APRIL 1st WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK. marl6 GUINNIP, DAY & UO. NEBEES, SEEDS, , FLOWEBS, ac. An immonee stock of fal kinds of FRUIT TREES, lards and dw: standard agland | Small fruite-Graj tapas Currants, Qooseberriee, preens, Shade ‘Trees, tal Troos, Howes, ade Trees, ornament New and Rare Plants, Bedding Plants, &e peduine; Flower Seeds, for fanerals, &c. 18 Green: houses. the Nursery line—Piants, Seeds JOHN SAUL, 621 7th st., opp. Patent uttic new, rare and beautiful ta, 320 o acres in Trees. ug in and Flowersat lowest race. r16-6teo" Ss ‘ECIAL NOTICE. Positively gellinw eff AT COST my entire stock of AND FANCY G00us, ee business. Dy wearlo-3t ‘707 Market Space. 8 S81, being the pre- farstory quarter for the coming May Ball those @ to take part S59 Feuuested to Join in the clase WANTS. _FOR ols AND SALE FOR RENT AND SALE. | ABTED— to cook and do genera private family, near Dupont Housework. SOBTH at morthnes “A votied: at coma acta Af. 5 08 sale tho following Properties at Lo:e 7» WANTED—A frst class WASHER and IRONES. cae tae Fl6-6t= | low rate gy tnterent one gay term ma Tee Apply at BANDERSUN'S HOTEL, 0, reat | TON Ath atrect norte, Sarre and very deairs- a OR RENT _PABT of ey blo BOARPING-HOUSE, 28 rooms, modern ANTED By a qnict gentleman « ee | i gate BOL Bee pee te TSHR RMA ee eR canine BOOM, in a enall tami ily ; Pay Crompt. Pieaas | BE Oud Buldioe mawl6-6t St LeDrott Park. parious styles ar state partioulars. HALE iter office. mal6-31* — = = Rader 7 ey x al past of ae eee 8 BENT— 2. wy | amoom mood alts ond nai WANTED two cr threesmallzooamouenstor | WGN, mica PRICATE. RESIDE: Gr, Abd healthy” 7 OF Bn abreot cars 0 entra Purchasers; centrally located. WAH: | rooms. Apply on premises, 209 A street south: | of Look 5) Are ccay, homelike, NER, 91 northwest. meri6 st | 729m oper ome ia HOUSE noe Weis SE Gee HeneaIEE | MR RENT—Handeomely Furnished Suite of | iath an on, Bosndary trot, be IN. Address Milk Wagon, Btar office. | Wah ‘Woda abate prone baleen | Nai apres 9 rooms; & losality err marl6: frei the Capitol and stre nquirsat 121 | “Pwo new mm HOUS) iis on I street, near Government | rae TRADE 3 good Bugsy for a ryland Svenue northeast. imarl6 3t* Printiny ial inducements offeréd Bore aaens for a Tent neon Re | Horse, Btar oftice. Si 6-3t Wanrten— A White EERVANT = ar housework; references required. aloes sorthy OK RENT AND SALES OF PROPERTY, F PRIVATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Builstin iesned on the Ist_and 15th of every month at the THUS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th stroat eat. ‘marl6-st* y ANTED- 810,000 on property worth 859,000: interest will be paid at the rate of 5 per. : AdOreesO. CU OLAY, City Post Office. mal6- WARZED—By a young white irl a Eure JAON s8 chambermald and waitress, or will- | ing to do light housework in a small family. Ad- | dresa A. G , City Post Ufiice. _marié-20 Ww yan ek Se fa ina oan famil; goa ‘home: 'al smiles from city. inquire COWEN'S Shee Store, 650 Pa ave. marl6-2* W (Ai ED-4 GISL to do cooking aud genera’ honsewerk, fora small fa must have good reference.’ Apply No. 22 6th street south- ces marié “t* y AS et Boar oF five wufurnisied BOOS, for a smal) fawily of krown persons. Ad ore with location aud terms, VINDEN ie Wang —A SITUATION by an American | GIRL, as nuree; no objcctiona to the coun- | try, kood Yeferonces ‘siven. Apply to929 9th st. | ncrthweet FE, RENT Furnished APARTMENTS. 1510 ETS — lemen only, @ suite of Fxt icely fa Tarnianed a BOOMS on third a0", conve tent to street o: Refer- enca exe TOU Lith wee northwere mits: att »| Bins HENT—STORES 908, 910, 912, 914, 916 a 918 21st st. northwest, ite inarket, at DI ow ren f 88 per month, “THUS. Ny BiOTtn et nortivwoat marie st JOR RRNT—Unfurnished, FIRST FLOOR three rooms and kitchen, with ran, ircbes. Algo, other KOOMS. 1523 iret north * marl5-3t" TOU BALE-AT room napsatd roof BRICK DWELLING with ont buildings; modern im- provements; half square from Capit.l roanss. 20 sug occupying 31 fest front. 8, Depot Q. M.O., D. OR RENT—Laree BOARDING HOUSE, con- taining 31 rooms corner 7th and I atrects northwest. Apply at 502 Ket. neces mié-lw* ane SITUATION 28 governess Se ing to take entire charge of children; no ob ection to traveling: best of references. “Addras SARAH, Oity P. O. mari 6-41" ANTED—A WOMAN to do the xeneral houso- work fa swall ee must pe & 40d Cook, washer androner: city references required. Ap” ply at No. 224 11th st. W238 aces = to sell Aaah -olags wublications: good terms {9 ood agents, a Greso EDWALD BRADY: 17 Sout Baltim Ma. msri6,17,19-4 se W4STED—By a young woman SITUATION as Chambermaid, in a private family, and as-let uy weaning: os ironing, ‘or as waitrere. 8t., cor. jallat ae g Wikies wood settles WOMAN, to ee ‘Wash and iron ; small family ‘waes; Te: ferences required. Gall at 1141 #! northwest, 9 to 10 o'clock a.m., or 6 to7 o'clock p m. _m16-3t* WASIED—Four of five unfarnished ROOMS, suitable for light housekcepinx, or s smail Hovee, centrally located ; rant must be reasonable. Address,“ stating t ms, Box 639, Cae Of iter and fitter wishes i Sto vo out by Daya or Week of styles for first class Wa NTRD—A ¢ beet SR OAG RAE ue Kilnee 1022 K et, . sSwins Deodorant iy ANTED.- rdener or far mer, by s practical man; married: 20 years | experience Pog! id and United States; Adaress Gis o8, Btar office, city. ANTED—An intelizent, ‘euergetic PE ese Ne of good address, tur an’ enterprise requirins tact, industry and perseverance ; toguch a one per par fant an and id Protabie ig employ ment {s offered. ‘Rooms 4and 6, Intelligencer Build: ite ith ona D . Dv. ED By contjenian and wito streets no: thwest, Washington, a W eccona floor, two Comm unicatin marl6-6t* on Brat or | pit aud BATH, unfurnished, excapt Teta cacpets ‘eas! or southern exposure; ;open fireplace; convenient to ood restaurant or Partles will be per- manent if terms are Seancabl ble Address for one week, giving pri ce and ad all particulars, or or will not be noticed, ALE: arl6-21" ANTED—Dnena ie -Thirty white and col cred wi meu COOKS. OHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES. Bring references. Hamilton furnished fe “Livenged ‘Agercy, F streec north- en JANTED—A GIRL for general housework: fauares of the 'xcoutive Mansion, for a d . K. PRICE & 00. ANTEL—By a respectable and competent cook (white) ® BiTUATION ;. beat of oe Address Witte te & good plain cook and first-class Washer andironer fora email family. Address, with references, E-R., P.O. City. maris 2* cee. Box 123, Star office. marl5-2t* W ANTED—A Puroished HOUSE, within ce sirable ane RB. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F | ste. northwe: marl6-3t Seige = pe Ae V eee Beat colored WOMAN to do gone= eed ee of 8 sual der sauae ue. a cook, washer and iroaee; refereness and ¢ Bizhte. 601 East Oapitol a = “7 W ANTED—Bya com wari 3t* ‘tent Woman. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's WASHING to take home; terms Fee good reference. Apply at 1124 2lat st. north marl5- Ww ee —SITUATION by a young Eugush. woman aa puree or maid ins family going eto ‘ope; speaks French; good references given. ines for three days, stating terms, Box 17 Stratics, marl5- V GIRL to cook ; 8180, children and asi in quired. Apply at "as oth ae » between H northwest, Ww experienes and ood moral charaoter. 3 to oF sddresa, W. OKETT, Pharma *Le& ave., Cor. 22d at. marl4- W* ANTED by athorouzh snd competent man, TUATION as messeuger or laborer in tthe Gor Tnment Departments, tor whic) will be paid: Address Bere 2, Btarottice 14-. WANTEDSA POSITION as Ulork or Copyiat; have considerable Bnowl-dge of shorthand, Address. stating terms, Miss MORRISON, Schoo! No. 9, Indianapolie, Ind. MArLE Itt W ANTED—a GIRL or middle aged WOMAN for general housework in s sraall family; good home to, 8 Rood irl, UAE stay Bighs references req or callat ad Titner "hortheast. -3t en @ small private family a white one to take charge of Lousework; reference re- and I marl5-2t ANTED—A REGISTERED FHAMMAGIST of iP st Suite, aye 8-12, s $0 and $4 up Bop School Suits, age 12-165, 50 and =$5 up. Childa’ Schoo! Suits, age 5-10, ap. Childs’ panei Kuee ‘and Long and $1.25 ui eee alty, the. '10_and 312 Blue Mia- dlecex Flannel uit, Indixo Dyed in the Wool, J. W. SELBY, marl? 1914-1916 Penna. Ave. J UsT OPENED THIS A. ML, CHOICE LINE WINDSOR SUARFS. of all fig completa secortment Mens’ and Boys" HING. 1001 2 w. }» TEEL, marl2 935 Pena’a ave. { | FoR HEADACHE USE XATTANS' PILLS. For Biliousness use Nattans’ Pi For Costiveness use Nattans’ Pilla. | Por Neurslzia use Nattans’ Pilis. Bome-made, they are slwaya free} Flessaut but thorough in their action. )R NATTANS' PHAHMAQIST, ith and I and 24 and D sts. northwest. JN QEICE.—Thousands ot WATOHES have been \ kept in order by me during the last thirty JEST, Mbyte as pertect to- w factured. Well-made Watches w: care, , iadehnitely 4 aitended to by an oxperie noed per- ton. N- JENSEN. mariU OUN'S HOU: am Le ae BERGON 1408.71 eee, febT-8m O. B. ALEXANDER & Et KS Proo're ————— eee ,VODWIn’s UN DIAL = GaS HEATING STOVES, ver + Heat Palos Boot Ball and enuing rs, Dining ms, For sale st Office of Wash'n Gas Lt. Oo. 413 Tenth at. northwest. ‘all snd examine them. | eemeaiee Or ILLES FANE. OLIVETTE ! voeal scorea, with piano accompaniment of tives popular Operas now Algo, brilli Ferpouri's, Waltzes and Marches From seme. ieh: ar w Meth Sec, atlarne discount: 20 Forts, weit dan SIDMEY T. BIMNO'S, ar2 433 7th Strect. i Sree M, G4". Bao. « co. . DIAMONDS, WATOHES, JEWELRY, : SILVER WARE, PLATED WARK, FANOY GOODS, REO? Penna. a Pare "Meo. OFFICE. ent Ofice preation c= HRUPPENT, Nos, 403 snd 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, ‘he cheageet for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the market. ARCHERY AND FISBING TACKLES, OROQUET AND LAWN TESNIS, BICYOLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, N. ¥. BOLLER SKATES (all numbers) At Prices to Suit the Times. ——— PHIN S BE fT a BLOCK me Box and 5 fer, a9 1h nw avenue. MACAENA DKAOCO, AFRICAN TOOTH Bausi Removes all Tobacco, it and other Biscolora- Commeeioe-st Law. —Patent Law ee a Pat eet metion oF Bob Tat ot Sat y street northwest, near Penn: neyivanis febi4-Im the Africans are pe oat Dy eoed in aioe and sold td Peawaaie pivennan co. se u gmc marlt Wee ‘D—A first- elses WASHER and BOON EE, atthe es _ L. a ANTED— ABLE SERVANTS, | BREVANTB of | taatcouniy” 7s, Bins: 8 ea for olty GO: PRIGE SOO janie oer MILITARY BO! ANTED—To purchase NTE wes WARRANTS, SUPREME COURT SORIP a rid SOLDIERS pDDLTION: [AL Hi STEAD OLAIMS. WM. J. JOHNSTON, aton. | ney -at-Law, Boom 41 Le Droit ip bataing, Ua gae i northwest. ge arolase all fall kine) of PUBLIO LAND SORIP; highest: OHARLES Waser Attorney-at-Law, Satitiy @ street north west. Box 288, re WANTS—MISCELLANEOUS, , ANTED—FURNITURE TO STORE in fine storage rooms. CHACE'S, 616 Lonisians aver ue. marl Cid ANTED — FEATHERS to renovate, MAT TRESSES loteuake, fulnitre, to pack and ship at A He OMAGH S BEG ulsiane avenue. maril y or naiall quan Hite a ee pa eta oP 821 Penn's aver, betweah 3dand tig sis, tanh ANTED—STEAM OARPET QLEASISG AND ¥ UPHOLSTERY in all ita bran; Gage BRO, Jealo 616 Louisiana avenue. ese x00 TO KNOW THAT I SELLA iret-clase Tailor-made Femainy hand SOIT, mo mgatiet jeaper than a com: mou new suit can nai at ‘H'8 OLD STAND, No. 619 D ar ortiwes orst Branch Btore, No. vth et. northwest. ‘We bu: ba = i clare Second-hand Cloth d 13° | foot or 38 et. southeast, wi (OR RENT—At newport EB =k pandsome ‘Stone OUTTA ued, ‘with Pr rooms, iB a most denenttal situation, overlooking far! in the firstof sane Aa. drets E. Gc i, aes 14th at., Washiugton. mleou FOE BENT— Three story HOUSE: niae rooms , Raa, Wate! th room and improve- na lore for over ten Years: reat moderate. oor ply at proimizes, 259 New Jersey a ave., near B add. Re R. de: marl4-3t* EE —————— Fs RENT—Two-story and basement BRIOK, 2019 Mass. ave, neur Castle Stewart, 8 rooms, celiar and bath; terrace in front and back : Inquire n. w. cor. ‘Mass, ave. and Jiatat mie oe auhron we Si. Stat ‘OR RENT—The handsome first class DWELL- PRE ie uaa ts avenue north- MGs double house, containing 18 rool Part of tho house will be retained by the owaer, desired. Apply JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st. m10-: ‘OR RENT— Geeta th SE; new improvement 200, St Giowd Butiaag. See eae OR ES desirable three: and bssement BRIOK RESIDENCE, “No. ITla khode Isiand sree containing 11 roo; with all y wodera, improvements. Apply at house. ey ‘OR BENT—A FARM in Maryland on Marlboro road, containirg 160 scree: les from ‘Washington. Inquire of Mns. TRE SRE em street southeast. F R BENT—8TORE, with collar mt a stabie, at {ie corner of 91h “Roak ; street GigE Sox lace. ADI Fis iat eteeet eat northwest OR anes ‘on Jefferson oad Connecticut avenue, half square south of Bat ish Legation; three stories and basement; hag all the ie ae improvements in art Suiahing™nataral athedral glass, &c. sanital nieiibtos. ani The house is just ‘Deine fimshed, for occupancy in s few days. y For Baws Agply ‘at 45 and 47 Oorcoran Building. ° pnow York avenue. ba Le sold ne ePianes LING, ith street, above location for boarding -nine LOTS tn LeDroit locaiities about tha city. be built to suit, andthe whole sold oa INT | Desirable OFFICES in LeDroit , Modern improvements, Buidieg rents, ‘ia olate Doseenat haree for Lalance of in iio Also, HO! OUSES at beDrott Park for reat. fel7-1m RENT— SEREON aon a 1d 10th Fr ue aDi street. Fine and wi BEENOX BUILDING. TOE Tee sreet. Offices enitable for patent attorneys, &c. ALs0, NEW STORE, corner 6th and H streets ni enttable for 8 drag ot fancy goo Store. if” at Vernon Row, or to T. BNaan, overk Lame STORE and Dovey fetus Suitabie and good vundred and thi park ie nd various other Houses will ongy terme. Bullate want avo- Bie Dusiness noes, Several R SALE OVILLA SITES AND BUILDING LOTS Fine view of both rivers aud the city. Free from is, One e tite contains about 100.000 fect: hs lance trees and Living ‘One of neatly 80,400, unsurpassed view of Wash- ington and as Ooo feet, trees and ranaiug a aan Building Lee Sie Gestrable for suburbsn resi- “Tari: im sod H. A. ‘GRISWOLD, Anacostia, BR SAL) F° A VERY BEAUTIFUU HOUSE: All modern conveniences Near corner of Connecticut aventte aid M street; See rooms, bath room, furnace, &0. . JOHN SHERMAN & 09 febl6 St. Cloud Building. Per = THE CORCORAN BUILDING. Orrosits U. 8. TREASURY, 15Tu STREET. Fine Stores, Ofice Rooms—aii ly or communi- cating for Business Ofices, Studios, etc, avd Olcecta on every floor. Elevator and for Btoxaze, ire of th Inquire of the jyl2 4.087 AND FOUND. _ D—Lost, Taesday evening, s SOaRF rING. Le with enamel medaiton.’ Return to LARKR, 728 12th et. nerthwest. mari6-2\" S = ‘ARD—For Brownand White POINTER, g icst Saturday, with owner's name on coliar and ‘oO leather collar. Keiurn to 1405 New York ave- nue. marl6-2." —On 1tth iustant, Knights Psthiss GOLD HARM, with initials of ALG. B. tok M. B. a tier Tesrard if left at 1148 7th -t. ‘northwest R. M. BROWN. It UST—March 14th, s psicot gold By. CL ADsEs. ‘The finder Teceive 3 ieward by leaving them at the oflice of the Water Rexistrar, on 44 st, or J. M. SHOMO, 30: Ast, southeast. 'marl5 2t* ee = 11th, s Lady's Gold BREAST- PIN, set with a large bluestone A liberal re- ward will be paid if returned to 618 I'st. i. nortn- mar) ae RENTA ae Bol desirable Oountry LS of 6 a near Soldiers’ Home: x ne view, mics He ROARED fc for one Temlly de de sire: ces ». Bea Glow Ba febigim” OB TENE OUR No. 417 8th st., between D avd E sts. northwest. Water and'gas. Bent os ei fap mont Inquire at 926 Louisiana sve. JOR, BALE—Three-stoi story Brick i, EESIDENGE, 124 Est. northwest, alde lot shade trees, foun- sees Pesntifal flower grounds: all in first-class oraer. OP Ry uae spore oe or 456 Topisiens aye. jan18-2m* FOR SALE. FE SALECRIELE, at a bargains Bemington ‘eedmoor ; eauish ents complete. used. four times; warranted & perfect shooter. P.O. Box 439, Washington, D. Geo ni Fos ALES A fre ariving and saddle 8 years old. Can trot in 33 minor Thoxsnls xated to sad: fectly wentle, warranted sound = Also a fue pu PUSSY with top. “Apply to ALLISON N OK. Jp., Btabl OK SALE—A magn ficent seven octave, Rose- = Fett case,, fiers grand, PLANO: e E is instrument is ly gee BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘Phe owner is desirous of disposing of nos, and 1 offer tho game at a wrest bargain, "TiiGXGB ANGE -P ABER BANGING for neord | fell guarantor given. Apniy at once, SIDNEY 7 HOSE. Apply 411 9th st. n.w. warl6.2." MO, 433 7th st. north - est. marl5-6t FOE BALES Neat, i care, market, echt (ot monthly at » cent. Thi hee lept opportunity: 1, person of limited mea ‘Ac McINTINE, is F ot 16-4 roomed HOUSES, &o., at $100 cash, This ia an éxcel- newr nd J northwest (OR SALE—BLACK MARE; 16 hands, 6 years old, good raddie and driving anima‘, ind atid gentle and sound inevery particu: SAB Jar: triat Sivan: Can be seen at 2135 G Sony Pry PALY WORTH 260.000 IN BEAL Saat z wants PARTNER with 825,000 to erect a Bum luer Theater and Winter Garden in center of city. lovertnent will pay 40 per cent, For plage and fications, address * AMIS." " Star o: i by SALE OR EXCHANGE — An invalid who tunat xo to some healthy piace ia the country, 1 exchabge & four-story BRICK DWELLING, with manrard roof, 10 EConey as, hot and cold water, bath, two jarwe yards, all in perfect order, fer a'smalf farm in any. healthy’ locality. ia the Union. Appl; i Cc. W., et Pa. Yayo. nonhwest, 1 n 3 an Bite marl4-l1m A. PARE CHANOE—For Sale the FIXTURES of Oe CONFEOTIONERY STORE, IGE CREAM SAL( ON and BAKING UTENSILS, and lore with Buke Oven for rent. Address LAWY ig, Btar marll-lw a SALE— Sha OKISTONE'S ISLAND. "Tht beautiful place on the. Eotoaae river, 75 Je below Washington, 34-mile from the Mary. junc shore, containing avout 100 acres, threes four !#of which 18 ood gol. Fish, oysters and fowl i inexhaustible quantities. A fine chance for Open se OLB ah the parla Pisces in tals ‘or further particulars in: of . HOLt2ZM AN, Beal Bathes f and | Auctionser, Cor thaud Fata nortiwes mar3-2\ ARE CHANCE OFFERED 10 COAL AND WOOD DEALERS—Valuable Wharf Property ith coal elevator, steam kindling wood mill, Time and coment warchottse; algo, si welling, modern iuprovemen ts ; will be sold cheap or rented low. io T. C. MoE HAY, 613 2d ote northwort, marl. ling and out bi fame, out buildings: excellent orebards well watered and: fenved Li i 8 de ot w. smllen rom Washingta: from depot, ‘Apply feb2i-1m” Nis wrnet. GLASS | RESIDENOE, built for owner, 17 rooms, extra large and finely fin- ‘ntie-rooese healthy snd convenient loca- tion hee sel, rent or exchange. Acdcoes Agee at Fe BALE FARM of 278 acresin Mont county, Md. dwell Ex SONEY AI ADVANOED. ON IMPORTANT and VALUABLE INVEN’ RTOS: either before eae after patent. Box 85, Star of BOARDING. OFE, _ HANDSOMEL x FU! UBNIBEED Boom wit ARD. 827 Verm ei suite ot Booms, 9-8 Litiret. noriliwost Ai IRABLE SUIT UF ROOM fronting two streets, in best location, ard, from the Ist of April. Mus Srockn ta, '3-K street, corner 10th. arit-im* JPCENISHED Rooms, WITH SURED. for gen- tlemen and their wives; convenient to thres ek cf cars; fire and gas and modern improve- ments. $40 per month. Apply at No. 120 dstreat northw. marli-3t* ‘OR RENT—With or without Board, in a private fan ily, two furnished ROOMS, at 607 # streat northwest, Refereuces required.’ marl2-Iw* MONEY TO LOAN. 1 O SUMS OF $20,000 each to lend at six per cent. Apply at once. Ey WM. P. YOUNG, 1420 New York avenue. $800, 1,000, seg, 85, 00. Per cont, according to marvin. A: MCINTIRE, marl6-3t Be" 9p, seh sat trees 6 to 8 a TT 310,000, cy Cg TO LEND aT Bix, Ten JOENT. PLY iG, mart6-6t 1420 New Work avenue. ONEY BS iN DesRED, At Lowont Rates, of Inte: THOS. J, FIsinn & 00. Fst. northwest $* feb2i-Im ro Loan. MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, In Sums to Suit, AT SIX PER OENT FOR panes AND SEVE! PER CENT FOR SMALL SUMS. NO DELAY. i BR. O. HOLTZMAN, Jans 10th aud F ata. northwest. mo s¥ TO LOAN. Thave on REAL ESTAT: game of fae STd eS upwards, at foweet ratca oF Gbarves moderate. No delay: now2e w. 6 F set ‘aoreeen. PERSONAL. OTIC Se —I hereby N Geran tg, Dotty ibe, eSiieor MONEY in my name after March tase marlé-it' Sena on real rate et sia DW. Office h Jto Wa Tm edwSand stole pa eet ‘ADAM ROBB, the long established, reliabie MM Git Noyantaod sate logist, gives better satis faction in all affairs of fife than any one ia the pro- foant past, Present and future destiny , en aioe ‘aa aefistanog on 31, matters spper: falning to laren coe Cet Pepe ALLIN no ANY C Davi Is. ‘TROUBLE CaLu. or no Goneitation Booms, aa atres "above D atrest northw. aps a SS Ere nee bop pemorynac P. LIBBE) W.. Watthuater and Soweler, baa co BOE, corner Vi 7th and and, & atroeta northwest, i a Drug Store, opposite 0. 8. P. O. wepls 2022 G@ STKEET NORTHWEBT—H.na- pomely furnished BOOMS, with claes ‘TABLE BOARD marlo- ae ‘Vs TREMONT HOUSE K offers good ROO wi th first-class Hotel for ee snd ae permenth. House is wall fa Ts steam, and every way serrate 1 RENT—Alry ROO! furnished ished, pleasant es at Nos. S14, Ate and 318 Indians avenue. Also first-class BUARD 815 permouth. SARAH FLAGLER. Et MMe LOOHIEL HOUBE, 512 9th na esrest north- Cee A ene Of eis comteat anoles condu: scoommodated at reasonable temas EDUCATIONAL. GEES RIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner of th ond L streets northwost.—Thie institution baa a progrogeive aud suiccossftl experience of aloe teen years. It educates Sonne men and women for usefuluer and gelf-support. Its graduates secure positions of trust and profit: iby comprises the Eaglisn Lani ae ness: Seite ‘Bpencerlan Practi asia te) iz (by noes and couble nig adapted to every variet; business; Eiccution and tures. Day and Evening Sesvions. For information and terms call at tbe cae or address HENBY G. Et, Principal 19 PUVATELY, OF IN OLABS ~zMtathematios, Greek, French, German and Eag ish. Srecial attention to preparation for Uollewe, West Ee Tyerstes and all competitive examinations. guims in advance 428 _S.W.FLYNN, A.M., 702 5th +t. northee:$? ry INSTITUTE, ae Lape 2 ray Pa ” masoncirasotis avenue, wat as oem, pa a QPECIaL NOTICE. ‘We call the SPECIAL ATTENTION of purchasers to 8 pew agcortment of very elewant TURKEY, GHTORD ES, SaESTAR From mf UGS AND, CARPETS, Those sre ver eli and will be sola at nt VERY full ine of WiL- TON, AXMINSTER and utter OAMPHIN. HOOS, BBO. & CO., UGS nov20 1328 F st. morthwest. ALHBB’s, Bt. Lime, Cement, Plaster, Lining Felt, Felt Bova =GBAVEL BOOTING SUPPLIBG: Fs Sane A peconals hand PIANO, eee “Town ors Galery, 1115 Peni marl? (it? asylvania avenus. Fe have on hand a large stock of fine CANITAGES and Business WAGONS, of my own make, new and second- = Which must be s6ld t0 close out present 8.0ck; nO promptly attended to at Ht reduced rates BLE MATTRESSES ROR PALE—Dow., nN Funes STERE, tyciueive, for Loo worth 81 ae HARLED HARTING'S, No. 1103 9th street north- went arLl-6t* {Ou igil Ee STiniaad Geng of, ew and Becond-Hand: Gai: eee RIAGEB and BUGGIES, of all descrio- Hons for sale or exchasiwa at very low prices. BP. Be MIDT & CO., 465 Pa pve. mard im BALE—Light TOP WAGON, almost new: mt Sus double SS sf San four pply at le rear of Ba. av. n.W. : 'OR SALE-At great re =: = of fine PIANOS, very htte used, including one nearly new Upright, at @ L. WIL & BROS., 723 7th st.northwest mar2-2w: OR SALE—Py F. ZELLER, 820 Pennsylvania ave. denies all Measor BIRDB, "Mock: Food and Oaes of ail kinds vis BALE—I call special sieation: to my fancy | sper, and two and three-seat Trade AGONS. Fine Box ‘Wagon, suitable thier. 20 ‘Wagons, mn OR SALE A large number of new and second: band CARRIAGES, sultable for, Pear Prods, BUGS) &e. &e. 5 . BR. e 1-416. Sth ake northwest. Repsiting promptly attended to. febl7 1a ate A ted CANARY BikDS, choice KING BIRDS. BIRD: re aor ‘Ass: Th Tit atroett ction: iia ao 8. HARTBREOBT. _ BOOTS AND SHOES. & THE LATEST STYLE IN LADIES’ FINE SLIPPERS, Call ant 717 Market Space. To make room for SPRING GOODS, being received daily, we are offering broken lota of WINTERS GOODS AT COST. w. 8. BICH. Wi? Market Specs. YORK Sate) STORE. 5 Pennsylvania avenue. febit NEY BOOTS AND oe AT AOTUAL CO3T—A FINE pas 0] een TO BUY FIRS t-OLA8S ry HOES AT VERY LOW PRIOSS. cones cing toAay I will sell all of my heavy and medium weight Shoes at PRIME OOST. Ladies’ Pebble Goat Button Boots. . Ladies’ Fine Button Boot % Ladles’ Landeewod Button Boots 3. Fadtea Fine Sti 3. 2.35 6.00 6.00 4.00 fe ell hone Dut eid shoes. We have but one Preb2 GEO. MoOARTHY. (COLEAHING OUT SALE OF ALL WINTER GOODS. Now ts THE Tram 70 BECURE YOUR Baxoarns ts BOOTS AND SHOES, For the next ten days I will sell all Winter Btock, at a reduction.ef 20 PER CENT. make room for our Immense - SPRING STOOK. rT ¥. TO GALL—FIRST COME FIBST DON'T FAIL Fina ‘You oan save donble the money you a here ‘these chances. Bop Hon and will do Just what we advertise. GREAT BOSTON SHOR AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penna. avenue. BEANOH STORE, 211 and 211 1-2 Penna. avenue S.E., jan38 OAPITOL HILL. your house, do not pay one able otter refused; repairing | | AT MEGINNISS’ ene ee AND COLLAB watch are | 1W0 Waite Ground Sp ria Shawls, 82.50. | Are opened every day, and novelties shown as fsst DRY GOODS. Bema AND COLOBED SATINS. DIES Goons. at a BAUS SPRING OPENING OF PsRIs PATTERN RATS, MILLI NERY, LADIES’ SUITS, and #PRING BLACK AND. COLORED BROOADE SILKS, 81.25. SPRING SKIRTS WRAP: jace MONDAY, AL-wool double-witth IWILLED FRENOM Max everybody is in DEBEGE, 40. vied No CARDS spt Cnt Childrent’ FAROE HOSE in eee | srg Reventh strestmorthwest. eitie 104 BLEACHED SHEETING COTTON, 25c. TXYLEB & CHEWNING, BONNETS. HATS, FINE MILLINERY Goons, ECITS, WRAPS, PARASOLS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, CORRE TS, LACES, PLAIN AND FANOY NETS, KID GLOVES, ana all the latest Parisian Novelties. marlt 81S 7th street northwest. News VEILING. CAMEL'S-HAIB GRENADINE Bt. WILLIAN, BIARRITZ-FOULE-CHUDDA CLOTHS 7 Cle Trevine, Paris wivania PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS. avenue en MOMIE CLOTES, ZEPHYB CLOTHS. NEW PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. BLACK BROOADE SATINS, from $1.00) to 84.09. FOULARD BILES, from 50 cents to 81.00. BLACK and COLORED SATIN DE LYON. STRIPED AND QOHECKED SUMMER SILKS, from Bic. to $1.00, oT BECRIVED. \ ansortment of FANCY NRIB IN ALL COLORS, Also, fo" tne of STEEL AND arr, skACES, FICHUS, LACE MONOGHAM KID GLev 2 Button... “Dargaine™ in TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, | } listton. WEL 4 button” and QUILTS. 6 Button. Los jew Bring Shinde Jost received. “BEW WIITE GOODS.” 10 Butecn ~~ INDIA MULL, PERSIAN LAWS. FRENCH NAINSOOK, INDIA LINEN. NEW STYLES IN FANOY HOSIERY. BF" Ax Karl aloy pri ecrcen | San nine nae 12h DOUGLASS. OONTINUATION mart y Paspection is solicited. 82 ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain fizares. PERBY & BROTHER. PENN. AVE., OO8. 9TH gr. Established 1840. i; DIES’ SPBIRG COATS. 83 5,U00, Yara Whit mE eitinea Nainsooks, forme and 4c. Cheapest ‘Goods ever oiferea 20 Pisces Bleck and Colored Daraso Silk, 81, splendid Black Bike &1 and $1 25 10) Dozen Ladies’ Colored Howe, 25 100 Dozen Towels, 81 50 snd $2. 20 Doven White Snirts, 8! marl? Ladies’ Sprirg Co: 0 tc BRID A. And all styles of FLOWERS for Bon! ing wear can be found at the PARISIAN FLOWER ©0., feb)6-1m 1110 F street north wee! ADLES’ SHUES. For 20 days I shail offer my entire atook of WIN TER GOC 2 DISCOUNT OF TEN PEE CENT 5 H. VERMILYA, nth ic. GEO, J. JOHNBON, 71: ket Space. N “Ww DRY Goops. febla wad HINGTE Mita tcthesnsninseactGntin DELCO and FILE VELVET SUITS or Bilk and Brocade Suits. All materials furnished, and t.ssome waite SO to 800. he invite her ‘cus examine her go0®, Ladioe oan have sf, Featonable teruns ghd at short notios. Beyie ana Ot nnecrpuread EL N ooT's. O15 Penssyivante av« SPEOIAL BARA an IN BLACK BROOADE BLAOK SATIN DE ia! COLORED ** os BLACK BATIN DUCHESS. BLACK AND COLORED SURAH SILKS. NUN'S BLAOK VEILING. Full lines of sll kinds of first-class DRX GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES. TRUNSEL, CLABH & ©O., 803 Market Spac Offers dectfied barzsins in Bea! and [mitston LACE GOODS, The inrzest and finest collection of FINE LACES in Washington. ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWESS FOR BOQUET De COBSAGE, WHITE LAOR DRESSES FOR LADIES’, MISSES’ AND OHILDREN, RIOH SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, REAL LAOB EMBROIDERED AND HAND-PAINTED FAN8, BEOEPTION NOVELTIES A SPEOTALTY, CHILDEEN'S VELVET AND SILK SUITS. BONNETS, BREARFART AND NURSE OAPH ONE PRIOR, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. We bave just opened our new styles of PARA- SOLS, comprising ali the aovelties of the season. ‘We call particular attention to this elegant lot of fine goods, as many styles are confined to our house, and cannot be excelied in elezance of de- sign aud finish. NEW SPRING GOODS as they make their appearance in the New York market. os ONE PRICE soor janis e165 SE ove. W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, — marl 910 Pennsylvania avenne. BOOKS, | &e. ANOTHER BIG LoT uw BOOKS. _ Martin's Stateeman'e Your Look, 1881 88.09 OF CHEAP DRY GOODS Oo) juest of eats 2 vols. 6.00 . Rioveun Madsine De Biea 3 aol 2.00 Mitchell's Past in the foo. 2.00 Just received at "A ‘Chi 1.75 Darwin's Power of Maven 200 12's Power of Movement CARTERS, Gerre = Wedding Eeuette, ie oreau's Kar! in Muasachasetts Winters Life aud Works: Jom Drouhsia.”” 2.09 es a JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Merrgoro.rtan Booxstors, 911 Pennsylvania avenue, UNITED STATES GOVE! LS ca Organization and Practical W mars Te: ay Pure Linen (bleached) Table Damask, 50 cent. Pare Linen Dinner Napkins, 75 cents per dozen. Extra laree size Pure Linén Towels, 125 conte. of ork Fine quality Pure Tinen Hemetitched Handxer- | ip M Laophore. G2 a. 26 cents. t Yard Wide Bed Ticking a aR niade 25 cents. Good quality Wide S ft n'a Great a heeting Cot- ton, 25 cents Remnants of the Best Yard oe 4. Cotton, only 10 cents. | Excellent 0 “yetne Dare Pyar cne G Dae: ee | sents. "Pure Linen Towels, 64 cents. Pare Life ct John Howard Kaymoud. $2.5). elt he a moe fine Donbig Witt The Religions of Chins. By Jas, Tone. S150 Pure Wool Blac hmeres, 1 seiviretutietcecaae™ hates | wh ais aweie & some,” 8) of beautiful alored pear 15, 18 2oand 28 cents. Black Bil 7 = = Colored Silke, Blac de Lyon, Black Sa NEW LAW MAGA’ Colored Satins, Black 3 1d Colored “Vaivets, Bisek | AL PMOBRIBON'S TRANGORIEL OF THR DE- ils, Black Cashmere Shawis. GISION: realy Cream, White. Cai Bubscripti nal, Garnet Black and other colors, only 81.25, The sume great bargain wits Quilts, 60, 62, 75, 87 cents and $1. Extra igree ise honry Witte Guts $1.25. Grape atid, Crape THE 0.8. Strum cov. x Brocad ne price, 86 per volume of for January and February, 280k, ow read: UNS. Godit of Olsims Ko porta, Mar ecities Quilts, $1.26 to 8. Gptuions ot attorney Genera woe: fand 26, CARTERS sasha cca IN Mane neg el mario T11 Marker Space. | yMecdrthur's Keports, vol. 3, (Supreme Coart of Auy of the above sent by mail, post-paid. upon. INE DRESS SHIRTS. receipt ct price by gis pubjiehert, Law ommoncan AND PUBLIBEERS, 475 Penna. ave. mw. 002 F street can get stk FL SACRE nero ORDER for $7.60; and Six of the Very Best Shirts titeed wo sive cstiatacton, for 8 “t TRELAN ‘ted BOOKS —»: feb25-Im JOS. H, Manager. ENTS’ FUBNISHINGS. When want to bn: y call a1 nd see— The SENATE SHIT for 05 « ob conta. It is as good as others aak a dollar for. nh MYSTERY eHIST, 75 conte. Is as 00d as Bistee 92.38. 4b (25: A este ee of cee ollar shirt ca. ¢ Pereeh, “TINE S COLLARS, fest quality andlsteststyles, | 5, "gi (OHUN. a8 w UE Witi dozen, fix for 76 cen Boowrnt SOBER AD BraziONR, wage Raed CKR. tro" fale tor a for 25 ce cents, usual yess nt and aig fine yttay LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 25 cents, wor | MEGINNISS'S, = febl6 1002 F street northwest. PROFESSIONAL. HINT MANUFACTUBEBS. WEISENBOKS, Deniaey removed to 018 DUBBEUIL BKOS. & CO., ra a steered 87 ried 87 yer net, and et ac a — on the L112 F st. northwest. pHtoes. xr Ane io! neta, Bs pag up sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the mouey tn . DUKE, De DENtIs2, 716 lath st. ed ETT ont 6 wo DEP Be Xo Bias am “Garkingerre SHIRT only Theonts. Peer ent Paine 60 ols Al opers- ibe EUBERA KE ORGED, anlaned, only a1. | acting withon jani9 ‘Si compare it with any Other Shirt for We hi ee es ‘Also, /RNISHINGS siwaye si., thres doors from’ cor. SHER poe of CENT FC us try in ail its branches. ‘Teeth inserted #7 DUBBEUIL BROS, & CO., per set. All work warranted. danld Senip 21A2 F st: northwest | FLOOT SURGERY, Corus, Panioan Bad ATTENTION IS INVITED TO THE io oaee zt nat, the Catia sete EADGE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES FOR | a ye y ment aiimebte of the feet, hence the eit, SOyeaiene | from fer and — visit his establishment, ar ‘The iargost Line and best assortinent of SOARFS ip — ave., Wiiard’s Botel. Boo $1 per Latest ies of OOLLARS and CUFFS. No. 428 Tth at. ‘ Trail asa com complete, stock of UNDERWEAR, es 2 ek D and Rms over i [a ek ee SPECIALTIES. M SiepIOAL i pigoray CIAN, BOSWORTIL both grad- ee. 6th n. w. mib-aw' 1 HOORD, 10 at FAYETTE devoied yoars to the trosi ment of ——— ‘Syobilia’t rrhea, Tn. PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE STIEFF DN LORE & BACH At lowest prices and most accommodating’ terms. G. L. WILD & BWO., 8oLE Acents, 732 7-h street northwest. HE =semr PIANOS marl? TAKING THE LEAD EVERYWHERR. SHONINGER ORGANS, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE. ‘These beautiful instraments sold on the easies: monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 433 Ith St. Northwest. A jarge and select line of SHEET MUBIO on