Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star bas a regular, permanent. bona fide daity circulation more than treble that of any other dally paper published in Washington, and equal te that of all the other daily papers here added together. -Editor. ‘THE STAR office is connected with the Telephone E: chener. Advertinements, orders for the paper by mail end otherwise, news, or any information or bustness ‘eon be sent day or nicht, free of charge. “The Hest is Always the Cheapest.” Those who have holiday or other goods to sett and those who wisi to make any fact or want known to the public, should bear the above fact in mind, and reriember that THE EVENING STAR goes Int» more homes, houses, factories, stores, shops, | offices, and places of business, and ts read every y by more people, than all the other datly papers in Washington added togetner. oe Presiflent Arthur’s first message confirms the fovorsble opinion whieh the country had formed Of him from his previous public utterances since | Tt fs unusually frank andstg- * It meets more general com- fon than any previous docume kind for many years. Some of the Congress Rotably these representing silvef-producing, @o not approve the recommendation th: coinage be restricted. Among his leading recom- Mendations and suggestions it wilt be noticed that be favors tariff revision; the Increase of the army and the rehabilitation of the nav. the suppres- sion of polygamy in Utah; and the vigorous prose- | ution of the star route cases. The President dls | cusses the civil service and the question of Its tin- | provement at some length. He potuts out some of silver Ingness to enfore form Congress may adopt. In regard to local matters, Mr. Arthur Joins with the Commissioners im recommending the reclamation and improve- | Ment of the Potomae marshes and the establish- ment of « union depot. a The speech of President Davis, of the Senate, | @elivered yesterday afternoon, puts at rest all question of the organization of that body until Merch 4, 1583, unless some unexpected change of Membership should meantime give to one party or the other a decisive majority. In view of the equal numbers of the two political partl Davis holds that the patronage of the should be divided. He thinks the republicans should have the committees and be responsible for the légisi: nd ts willing to permit the demo- erats to retain the offices. The Senator In the | course of his remarks allded to his elevation to | the prestiency of the Senate, and once more relt- erated the declaration that it “came to him en- | tirely unsought,” and without the exaction of any pledge directly or indirectly. In this connection Mr, Davis took oveasion to refer to the newspaper attacks made upon him for aeecpting office at the hands of the republicans, With manifest Indigna- tion and some warmth, he said such asperstons came only from small minds, who measured other men by their own standard. It is more than prob- able now that the republicans will not make any attempt to change the officers while the Senate Stands as at present. Without the ald of Senator Davis they are powerless to effect anything. — ee ‘The interest taken in foreign countries In the | Proposed Gartield Memorial Hospital in this elty 1s shown by the fact that a large meeting of Influen- tial Americans residing or temporarily staying in Paris was held at the office of the American lega- tion in that city last week, at which a committee, of which Minister Morton is chairman, was ap- Pointed to solicit subscriptions and receive contri- ‘butions to aid in its construction and equipment. In England steps are also in progress to the same end, and there is good reason, we hear, to expect considerable afd from that quarter. Not only are the American residents there ready to respond Liberally whenever an opportunity to do so is formaily offered, but it is understood that a large Bumber of leading and wealthy Englishmen are anxious to show, in the form of handsome contri- Dutions to the proposed institution, the high esteem im which the late President was held in their country. ++» ‘One of the puzzles to the outside world touching the management of the telephone business is, why the ordinary rules which prevail In regard to @ther similar interests are exactly reversed in ‘his. In other words, in almost every other enter- | Prise the larger the business done the cheaper the cost of its product to its customers. With the | Welephone, however, it seems that the larger the | eity, and therefore tie more numerous Its patrens, | the greater the cost of its service, while in smaller | Places, with fewer customers to serve, the rates | are cheaper. This strange discrepancy 1s 1ilus- | trated by the folllowing list of monthly rate#} eharged for the use of instruments, which is pub- | Ushed in one of the New York papers as correct and reliable: New York city, $10; Rochester, $1.16; ‘Troy, $ per month; Hurtford, $2; New Haven, | $250; Bridgeport, $3.5 w Bedford, $3; Provi- | ence, $3.50 to $5; Baltimore, $4.67; Springfield, $8.50; Newburgh, $4; Utica and Syrac — ——— Ex-Senator and Meutens Of Virginia, 1s in the city in ¢ Publican leaders in reference to the approaching €lection of a U.S. Senstor in his State. Mr. Lewis, i is claimed, went into te late canvass with a Gistinet promise of the Senate the success of the coal Gerats of Virginia say that had it not been for Lewis, Mahone would never have been able to Make his coalition a success. So positive was Lewis that he would get the Senatorship, in case | is party succeeded, that prior to the election ‘when pressed for an unswer he declined to say that he intended to accept and occupy the Heuten- ant-governorship. Mr. Lewis the support of the readjusters of Lis own county, but the majority have decided upon Riddleberyer for Senator. If the gods smile at lover's perjuries they no doubt indulge in some levity over broken ante-election Promises; and if Nr. Lewis loses his Senatorship, | be can console himself with the thought that he 18 Bot the first man who has failed to realtze upon great expectations indulged In as the outcome of Joining in a political coalttion. — <—e ‘The statement has gone out that the leading ex- Jrrts in the Guiteau case have pronounced bim fMsane. This is anerror. They did not pronounce ‘Wpon Guiteau’s case at all, but upon a hypothetl- @alcase presented by Guiteau’s counsel, Which Sesumed all the way through that the prisoner | ‘Was insane. The experts merely said that if all | Me statements of the hypothetical case were true ‘the pysoner was Insane at the time he shot Pres!- dent Garfield. But the defence have utterly failed to sustain this suppositious case; in fact, their own witnesses have positively contradicted all its Taaterial propositions. eee ee ‘The opening of the Pennsyivanly Ratlroad’s new Pasenger station close to the Cify Hall square in Philadelphia is quite an event for that city, and ‘one which cannot fail to make great changes in its business affiirs. It must at once result in mak- Ang that locality a sort of center of hotel and travel interests. It will also have a marked effect im time on the retail trade of the elty, and will greatly change the travel on the street railways— tsking patronage from some and giving new trade toothers. As for visitors to the city, no matter ‘What their business may be or what point they esire to reach, the new station will be a vast con- ‘Venience to them over the old one in West Phila- Gelphia, ——___~++>____ ‘The Chicago 7ri?une thinks that “the first duty ‘Defore Congress 1s a law which shall cut off steal- Ing by“letting pension claims be tried—not over a Bic of papers on a desk in Washington—but in the ‘Victnage of the pensioner.” It Is a little diMcult q% understand exactly what our cotemporary ts ‘Griving at; but, if we catch its meaning correctly, ‘We beg to observe that if there ts a vicinage in the United States that wouldn't vote every other man im ita Uberal pension, if it gota chance,—just to Put money tn circulation in the neighborhood, you overnor elect Lewis nsuitation with re- | the CHIC. AND EAST ILL. R. R. CO. AND $20,000 HERE AWAITS HER! THE GREATEST BEAUTY IN THE WORLD 18 WANTED BY THE GREAT P. T. BARNUM, to appear daily, as supreme presiding attraction in & huge historical spectacle of unparalleled and diverse splendors, magnitude and novelty, in the gorgeous free public pageant, and at each exhibition of THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, during the traveling season of 1882; wherefore he thus publicly offers an un- qualified and BONA FIDE DOWRY O¥ $20,000 to the Majden of good repute, from the private waiks of life. who shall be adjudged the mcceseful contestant for this immense prize, and, aa such LOVELIEST OF ALL HER SEX AND REIGNING QUEEN OF BEAUTY. Competition open to all the world until February Ist, 1882, on which day Judgement will be rendered. Appli- cations must be exclusively by mail, and in every in- stance accompanied by the candidate's Photosraph and full address. Positively no interviews granted, letters answered, photographs returned. or applications from professionals considered. Address, BARNUM, BAILEY & HUTCHINSON, Proprietors Great Barnum & London Combined Shows, 40 BOND STREET, New York City. See advertisement offering $10,000 for the handsom- est of men. It T AKE THIS $10,000 IF YOU ARE THE HANDSOMEST OF MEN! FOR THE GREAT P. T. BARNUM wants you to escort the Loretiest Woman in all the world, with THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, during the traveling season of 1882, and offers you, ‘ithout reservation, and in entire good faith, a CASH PRIZE of $10,000 if you are adjudged the successful competitor in the notable contest open to all representa- tives of Manly Beauty and Physical Perfection, the world over. In making the award, syinmetry and stateliness of stature and nobility of presence, as well 88 mere good looks, will be considered, as ‘‘a pretty | man” is not wanted, and none of that class need apply. No applications received after February Ist, 1882, on which day judgment will be rendered. Applications may be made in person, or by letter containing photo- | wraph and full address. Noletters answered, or photo- graphs returned. Address, BARNUM, BAILEY & HUTCHINSON, Proprietors Great Barnum & London Combined Shows, 40 BOND STREET, New York City. It (uicaco AND EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD CO. (EXTENSION). FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT. BOND. An Absolute Fifty Year Bond, Due December 1931. Issued at the rate of only $18,000 per mile on exten- sion to @ connection with the DANVILLE, OLNEY, AND OHIO RIVER R. B., and a direct obligation of ‘Issue only $250,000. A limited amount for sale at 102% and interest, the right being reserved to advance the price without notice. Other choice investments. Send for Circulars, CHAS. T. WING, 18 WALL STREET. With A. M. Kidder & Co., Bankers. d7-w&edt N OTICE! To enable our customers at their leisure to examine our ‘assortment of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, and avoid the crowd incident to Christmas week, we now display our entire collection of RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, bd PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS, &c., Prepared especially fc it Holiday Trade. Many of ftieso articles cannot be. duptieated this season, and ee- lections made now may be left for future delivery M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Qpr Store will be open in the evening until Christmas. YY OTICE! ICE! N ! N ICE! NOTICE! NOTICE WE HAVE $20,000 IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which we will sell at the VERY LOWEST CASH RAT! and would respectfully ask allin want of fast clase values to give us a call before making their selectic shall in very case GIVE IN VALUE, dollar for dollar, BROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. a7 tract abl margi ecuted close to the market. leges through us can use the same as Markin in case they show a profit. List of rates and distances on Puts, Calls and Spreads rent Free on applicatton. J. MICHE- LOT & CO., 48 Broad street, New York. Chicas correspondents, F. A. BEEHS & CO., 114 La Salle street. ai-3m A CARD TO, PEADERTAKERS —Gewriratex: You ‘are respectfully in examin cE Conn Lintug, Robes, &e., that we are now manufactur: in. Any one purchasing Privi- | ing for the trade at as low prices as any other Factory. Orders for Burial Coaee iM have prompt attention, on ‘ou can depend on finding a variety of the best qual- ity goods, and by making use of the convenience at your command you can save time, trouble and expense. FUN. SUPPLY CO., of Washington, D.C,, it* 605 6th street northwest. rywonixe DEvaRrMENT. My own importation English COATINGS, SUIT- INGS, TROUSERINGS and VESTINGS. Above Stock very complete. Call is solicited. e W. 8. TEEL, 4 935 Pennsylvania avenue. JIAMONDS.—I_ HAVE RECEIVED FOR Ditinss ‘2 sutall consignment of Diamond Hisee and Esr-rings. J. 8. BLACKFORD, aT&10 ‘$125 M street. P ALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, aD 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. FOR TO-MORROW 83 SRS oo ON NN LLL WPDNESDAYS: SPECIAL SALE or RIBBONS! RIBBONS! (Homan Stripes, ) 35c., worTH 600, TO-MORROW ONLY, TO-MORROW ONLY, 200 PIECES PLAID, 39¢., wortit 35¢, TO-MORROW ONLY, TO-MORROW ONLY, SHADED SURAHS, 250., wourn 400. ‘TO-MORROW OXLY, TO-MORROW ONLY, RICY SASH RIBBONS, MOIRE PLUSH EDGED RIBBONS, STRIPED SURAH RIBBONS, SHADED SURAH RIBBONS, FINE SATIN RIBBONS, NOVELTIES IN RIBBONS, SPECIAL SALE FoR ‘TO-MOREOW ONLY. PALAIS ROYAL. B. ROBINSON & CO., e BOYS’ CLOTHING HOUSE, 909 PewnsYivawts AVENUE. Re ey P ols iF Borthwest, above D. H® FACE SHALL BE HER FORTUNE, SENATORS, ‘MEMB! OF CONGRESS, AND OTHERS, FOR THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS IN WASH- INGTON, Prack Your Onpexs With GEO. T. KEEN, Wister OPENING MRS. M. A. KING. 8% Oru STREET, between H and I streets ‘Will have on exhibition her FIRST WINTER OPENING oF FRENCH BONNETS, = SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 10rx. B.—No cards, northwest, 5 a6 St Fok SALE’, SUPERB HALLET DAVIS _& CO. Grand Upright Piano, of most elegant de- scription. Miovely: Ghsieanas or bridal pre went: it 811 9th street northwest. Ww [Anes EXTRA QUALITY BLACK BEAVER HATS (no Moscow or imitation), REDUCED FROM THREE TO TWO DOLLARS. BUT A LIMITED QUANTITY ON HAND, A FRESH INVOICE OF THOSE RENOWNED BLACK PLUMES AT $2 AND $2.50, RIBBONS AT SLAUGHTERING PRICES. I. L. BLOUT, 110 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. 46-3t J W. —HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. "ANTED — A @00D RESTAURANT COOK: 3 —NICELY FUR] ‘BED- ROO? —ONF OF THR MOST ELE- Waren fit NS «Ps | FORE OR, Dee | POR OMT Aor ee street north weet ‘at-2t" | New York avenue. 3 | quire on Magmmchaeelie Brea cars: DRESSMAKERS AT 628 20ru STREET REN. TWO COMMUNICATING FUR. | "tS between the hours = > Wiiortiweet, Te | F'Gitued Boome ce Se nae et TE Se, BOR FOr sae THOSE TWO DELIGHTEUTLY 10, Agee Bu ‘ANTED—A GIRL’ TO TAKE CARE A BaBy | Dorthweet. i: at sncw, builtins frst-cee aamece’ | U\TANTED-A PARTY. With SS 4 Wtnd seni with general housework. Inquire #¢ 197 | E)OR RENT—ONE, ROOM, FURNISHED Of UN: A Aerts a ‘Tth street northwest. it furnished, best location "in the cits, at 1516 14 within ten Wocke T PI licence Wiech meat oe a ee ROR REN T_COMMUNICATIN Mi ae Week resens for nee mM ve = UNICA’ is 1 Ms ‘. oman 3 = TO | Pear Ou MUNIOATING BCOM Piaves | servation. For price aud permit to view f rent low. *. ictreay RTD AN A PPRER Spey UE | Convenient to Capitol; moderate ‘rent to the riht per: | aps to +o ead 4 p.m..at aicre Sé6 ven ve. a7. ANTED-AN APPRENTICE AND. A BASQUE | Sin’ Fight, pe we 10th bud Fetreets nortiwert, | eee as snails abe a 4 rok 1308 G staect nortuwert. mae ROR RENT LE NTCY FURNISHED apart eg RO Figay sexcpergbe bd Tadeo SOS ANTED_-ONE WOMAN TO WASH IN LAUN. ments, suitable for Sonstor, Members, An vo and Indiame ue. Dish Washer, one Night Watchman and oMApply at Tremont House. office, Bd eareet Ww good address, ANTED—LIVE LADY OR GENTLEMA: OF wants to make lots of money ic. during the holids: ‘Gall between 9 and 12. M LEOD, Room 3, Vernon Kow, corner Peunsylyvania a nue and 10th street: west. i ANTED—A NSIBLE OPERATOR FOR No. 8 neces « , Sewing Machine: a 3 dressi a ference. a Apprentice at Mme Y'S, 923. 9th street norui- Apprentice at Mine. west. itt WANIED A years old YOUNG MAN ABOUT 15 OR 16 to werk ina xrocery store; must be active and not expect large and H streets northwest. ‘ANTED- desires Ww ANTED—WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN mployarent with Patent Oflice drawingd, Address MECHANICAL ice. machine builder or on sine officers or other gentlemen, recently oceupie? eien minister, Ale, other suites abd single It 613 13th street northwest. JAOR RENT-SUITE OF ROOMS floor, with bath room adjoining; he SECOND | and cold water, modern improvements, south frint: at C2 H treci northwest; convenient to cars; references exchanged. ON OR RENT — WITH ACCOM light housekeeping, two furnie! or three Rooms at $14 in advance. west. Ww FOR BENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SULIE, ef Rooms, on second floor; parier, bed-room, hail Toom, and private bath room adjeinine the Ded-rome with broakfast if desired, at 1804 H etreet northwest, a7-3t" (ODATIONS FOR Rooras at $10, 1207 L street north: FR _RENT-F URNISHED ROOM, SECOND | floor frout, in private family, at reasonable rate; 1116 10th street northwest. d6- T, OR RENT—AT 1307 K STREET NORTHWEST, Two Furnished Rooms, on recond floor. RKefer- ences required. 5 = ie a JOR RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for Members of Congress, with or without Board; also, Store; 423 10th street northwest. d6-st" Servants with references for this city and to send away; way paid. F; furnished servants, si- censed Agency,” 926 F street northwest, C. E. PRICE & CO. itt ANTED—A RED WOMAN, TO COOK, ‘Wash and Iron. Inquire at 1111 Pennsylvania ave- nue, up stairs, between and 4 p. a6-3t* ANTED_—AN ENTICE AND ONE GOOD Hand, at MME. C. PFANNE'S, Tes maker, 1265 New York avenue northwest. a6-2t* ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL. as nurse for a child one year old, and can assist in . Apply 1831 F street northwest between. odeat AY 1S = ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE running of circular an interest in the business. fice. must be willing to take ‘adress Box 198, Star of- ANTED—A COPPER-PLATE CARD PRINTER, at DF MPSEY'S, 913 Pennsylvania avenue. 45-61 WANTED, PHOTOGRAPHER ON PLATE Apply immediately, at 918 F street WORK. north: 5-30" at ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—SEVERAL FIRST- class Washers and Ironers, and ‘Young Man to work in nights: also, at 524 3th street n Woman to stay laundry. hwest, between H and I. asSRY (COACHMEN 'S GARMENTS. GREAT COATS FOR COACHMEN. LIVERY SUITS FOR COACHMEN. SUITS FOR FOOTMEN. SUITS FOR GROOMS. SUITS ¥OR PAGES. VESTINGS FOR INDOOR SERVANTS, To Order or Ready Made. Refer to over two hundred orders filled in this city. A. SAKS & CO.. MANUFACTURERS OF LIVERY, &c., 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. (areers, a5 CARPETS, CARPETS. BOTTOM PRICES, SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, aes WIiXTER OPENI 801 MARKET SPACE. EATON & HARRISON, 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST, (Opposite Ebbitt House, ) ‘Will exhibit on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, De- cember 7th and Sth. A choice selection of French Re- ception and Opera N.B.—No cards. 43-6 FRORLINED CIRCULARS, PLUSH WRAPS, SILK DOLMANS, PLUSH JACKETS, CLOTH COATS, CLOTH ULSTERS, and SONTAGS. [FORTERS: ANTIQUE, CLUNY and NOTTI M. CURTAINS, which we offer at very low prices. ONE PRIG bs ltd we 3 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, a3 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. BE*EXX ONE His OWN ARTIST. A WONDERFUL INVENTION. New Art, embracing all kinds of drawing, one to three lessons. Outfits required are furni: Satisfaction or no charge on first lesson. sinine drawings after one lesson. m 3, Vernon Kow, and l0thstreet el HA: mired in ed free. Call and ¢: McLEOD'S Studio, corner Pennsylvania avenue tuorthwest. Takeelevator. _d3-Im M2MBERS OF CONGRESS Desizous of procuring the VERY BEST GARMENTS TO ORDER, are invited to avail themselves of the services of the BEST CUTTING TALENT IN THIS CITY. ONLY THE BEST GOODS! WE NAME MODERATE PRICES. A. SAKS & €O., ARTISTIC TAILORS, 316 AND 318 SEVENTH sTREET. OUGLASS’, NixtH ax F Stages, 81. CLoup Bur.prxa, ies, it will pay you to examine a Special Lot of land-Knit Worrt d Goods, comprising ANTS’ AND MI: CA} AND LEGGINGS, AND LADIE:! NS AND JACKETS, r cent less than usual prices. 1 Lot at Special Prices, and will remain in store but aa: ‘have also full lines of the best makes of. MERINO, FLANNEL AND WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND. CHILDREN, At all the very Lowest Prices. ONE LOT OF ONE HUNDRED DOZEN Pull Regular, Full Fushioned, Dot N SUPER-STOUT HALF-HOSE, pathy OF 50 per doz. A ‘Thisix a 5) uble Feet At 25 ota. a. DOUGLASS’, 9TH STREET, NEAR F. L Uo MM E oO 0 Muam B°% Zee ERB, EU MMM Bop Be BRR Lt. uu MMM BBB EI EOE FINE GRADES. CABINET OAK, Every thickness, INDIANA ASH, INDIANA WALNUT, ¥, %, %, 5, % inch. INDIANA WALNUT, 1 inch to 8x8 inch. INDIANA WALNUT, Counter Top, 20 inch to 36 INDIANA CHERRY, Every thickness. INDIANA CHEERY, Counter Top, 15 inch to 24 inch wide. MAPLE, Every thickness. SOFT YELLOW POPLAR, Every thickness, Az oun ABD WOOD YARD, SPRAGUE'S SQUARE, 8 Srxre Sraret avy New Xosx Avenvs’ LARGE | Srnacue Square. YARDS. | Nozruzex Lisgarr Manxer Squane. ANTED-SALESMEN, AT 437 Jin STREET daily, Wine &e.; try, ns; ne 9-2: northwest, second floor, W. W. HAYNE, 12 tol, di-lw FAMILIES AND HOTELS TO FUR- nish’ with reliable cooks, Servants wanted. 926 F street northwest. chambermaids,, nurs co. EP Brice & Co. __WANTED—SITUATION Wi northwest. yy a young white Girl. ANTED—a SITUATION AS CHILD'S NURSE Apply at 1299 12th street y ANTED—BY AN HONEST, RELIABLE YOUNG ation of come kind; references furn- man, ished. Inquire at 12141 street northwest. itt ¥V ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE GERM. GIRL, Situation in private family to do chamberwork and sewing, or as nurse. Addross A. H., Star off ite Wy ANTED—BY ISPECTABLE YOUNG white Girl a Situation as nurse or to assist with housework: ANT! best of references xiven. Address 1140 23d street northwest, between L and M. —BY A FRENCH PERSO: a7-2t* . A SITUA- tion as nursery governess, Jady’s maid or as nurse toan im id lady: ‘Good references, Apply at 1424 6-20" Pennsylvania aysnue northwest. V ence. App'y at 1000 BY A WHITE MAN OF STEADY abits. a Home, for which his services will ladls given. | Hest references as to character, Xc- Sires ds, Star office. a ANTED—BY A YOUNG WHIT) uation as# plain cook and laundre: muaid and waitressin a private family F WOMAN A SIT- 88 or chainber- ; good city refer- street northeast, -2t be Ad- St WANTED—ROOMS ANTED-—BY A Furnished ANTE! (white) nurse and two children, oldest 33s, Room, can go and come at all hours. Addrees F. W. Office. UIET LADY, A PLAINLY Groat of 18th street, where the W., Star a7-3t OMS IN PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH or without Board, ft for young couple, American ‘where there aro no other boarders. Address Quiet, Star office. d6-2t* WANTED—HOUSES. W Cont A Office. ED—A WELL, FURNISHED HOUSE IN A £294 location, with lass tenant. Ac ANTED—BY A_ PRIVATE F, pietely furnished Houre, with not less'than seven poms, in a pleasant location, for the sesrion of the privilege of renting rooms, ddress Box 153 Star office. 1t* A CO) 0. A., Lock Box 19, City Post a-20" Vv H. GHE! A) ne! Skirta at PRIN W: atrect northwest. y ANTED— CARPETS d at RICE’S, 490 Maine avenue southwest; feathers ANTED—HORSES TO WIN EEN, 627 G street BELL, Fairland, Montromery Co., _Md. ANTED—1,000 PAIRS OF SLIPPERS TO STAMP. for 10c. per pair; Outline Patterns, 5c. each . per width. 009 F street. ANTED—KENSINGTON ART NEEDLE taught in clases and and terms ct the store of Mra, WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS ER-INQUIRE OF northwest, J. W. 7-Im* Kid Gloves elegantly’ dyed, 130-94" private lessons; specimens M. B. BRUCE, 433 9th CLEAN AND STF. to renovate, mattresses to remake, furniture to steam: the oldest and best coneern in the city. nS A Newspapers Brass, W Per, l, Iron, Bones, or telephone punctually attend orsuburbe, M. 10th street southeast. ‘ARPETS TO CLEAN. part of city ayenue an isiana avenue. BEALL, :(D—HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD a Rope, Cop- Phiets, Rags, Rope, Com Pewter, ties, &e., &c. Orders by mail any TO ANNOUNCE Room 4, 1420 New York ai missioner of’ Deeds for Every State and Territory, 8. Commissioner, Examiner and Ni office froin 9 2. mi. to p.m. led 0. _ Will vend. ULLMAN, corner Gcorgia si7-3m" WE DO NOT ED. IP Carpets. Our work is done better and prices jower thay in any otter seteblishment in Wamiingto Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Le THAT JOHN E. venue, is s Com: UL jotary. Always in m2 ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGEOR Small Quantities. bet. Pennsylvania avenue, id t deal Bebought, at chest cash price L. 321 and Soy stibets, P°yanid YOU TO KNOW THAT ISELLAFIRST- lass ‘Tailor-made Second. cheaper ‘hand Suit, much better @ common new suit can JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street north 409 9th st. northwest. N. nd-hand Clothing. or at Branch Store, No. We buy but first ‘clans janl9 wife, Barbara Kroj Bec. December 5th, 1881. buneo, northwest. strect northwest. in all caees: consult Filinder. PERSONAL. OTICE-I WILT, NOT BE RESPO’ and after this date. for RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, BLE ON y bills contracte; HENRY KROPP, Wi TRANGERS WHO HAVE BEEN FLEECED BY confidence or monte men, report your loss to RIVATE DETECTIVE AGEN Ne unless CY, 9th street 309 jul, 029-20? au VOR FB A BEAUTIFUL SUITE OF ROOMS, at 210 North Capitol street, on the first floor, far- dished expressly fora Conxreasman, within a few steps of the Capitol. "Board, if desired. d6-3t' QOR RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A PARLOR and Bed Chamber, separately or together: open Fate; suitable for Consressman. private family. Board desired. Address INDEX, Star office. dé- RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite or singly, on first, sec md and third floors, 1123 14th atreet, opposite the *Portland.” Conve: nient for Senators or Members. a5-3t* FOE, RENT | HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, cleanly, aud in desirable location, second or third floors, st reasonable prices; 720 10th street northwest, looking down Grant Piace. <a5-3t" Fo, RENT—TWO ROOMS; ONE FRONT AND one back: suitable for mngle gentleman only, at 1111 K street northwest. a5. QOR RENT—ONE HANDSOMELY NISHE bay-window front Room, second floor, stylish ‘00d location, accessible to two lines of street cars, {n a private family of two, suitable for a gentleman and wife or two sinule gentlemen. “Excellent board, if desired. Apply at 00 A street southeast. 5-3t* R RENT 411 FOURTH STREET NORTH west, Furnished Rooms, en suite or single, fron on Judiciary Park. asin OR RE! HANDSOME AND NEWLY nished Rooms en suite; suitable for Senator Inenibers; open grate; all modern conveniences, at 1009 F street northwest, ‘a3. OR RENT—A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board, on second floor: no children and no other boarders; first-class. 1329 M. near ‘Thomas Circle. 2-60 'T-TWO HANDSOME SUITES OF location unexceptionable; without children ; Southern front. 921 G'strect northwest. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN. hed Koo, superior table and ali home privileges, with genteel te family: northwest; ten migutes ride from ‘Treasury; card within few doors of house. For terms, &c., address H. W. L., Star office, 12- FOE BENT IANDSOME SUITE OF RooA bow window, on the 2d floor, new house, ne furnished, near and ‘Treasury department, "1119 Lith street northwest. we a1-6t FoR __ RENT — FU! Bewly handsomely furnishes private family without children , refe | Fstreet uocthwest, i perfect condition, with Brick State on Serene AP OS. J. FISHER £ U0, 152 | ds-6t | on the rear. Apply to THOS. J. POOR BALL MEAT AND PROV wT a LE ae }OHNSON. Dullding presesbrick front ees | Be ee Cear euat A yg FE 3 eofha Gaance Tor boninces ton: yrieo $8,500 | €50-, Apply 0 301 eters enteoe Fad maneerd, yeoumbrick yale, Howes, sone WANTED, FROM $4,000 To $14,000, OW res end eteph: ten rooms, all modern co NW ewisto wecurity. at 6 vor cent., for aces: lot ISx149 to alley, with small etable; pee = ARS KNIGHT, Attoruey-at Taw, tee of Judge Haener: immediate coxtomer at reains in larger and stualler . 1115 F strect northwest. SEVERAL DESIRABLE ar the re=i WANT To BUY 4 DESIRABLE Rover. IN northwestern ection at 000 EW Toe 30-tma eon ah as 000. State exact location and price. 13, City P.O. JOR SALE roved property. Apply to JOHN H, © ore vtreet.. wd poem 13, Corcoran pare. JOR sai, | Securities Genii, ne onan and Civiaene cons SMALL D! RESIDENCE OPPOSITE ot in. 290-Tia TRABLE, FRANKLI N PARK. | FOR SALE RARE CHANCE TO COMMENGH eh stores ie, tte satya 88,000; one of thelr eto cory “stores. in ‘estabitebed over care, Apply R.A. PHILLIPS, i438 New York svenue-sieim JOR SALE THE UNDERSIGNED BEING DE- BF iitous of leaving then onan te eine DE terand Bex kuru of imahy years has a. large first-clasn tay custom. Terms cash. tion 514 9th street. E. BALL. = ee POR SALE BY B.D. COOKE & CO. D.C. 6 per cont Bonds, maturing 1893. MN City 5 per cent bonds, having 30 years 10 Tun. A Clas investment. Call and examines = Three story and basement Brick, two parlors, ix chambers dining-room and kitchen ; frescoed ghrough- tre beterccoak seule Wick ane | ‘A complete and cosy home. Will be soid with the furniture. Apply to _ THOS. J. FISHER & CO., A1-6t 1324 Fastrect northwest, near Ebbitt House. | FOR sare. =, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. ‘Three story brown stone Residence, No. 315 439 street northwest, (belonging to the estate of the late John Purdy), “containing parlor, library, dining-room, Hitchen and nine chambers; cellar under entire houre? builtand fintahed in ior mann fe lot with | | Metropolitan Stret Railway stock, Washington Gas Uriektable‘on the ear. Will be wold at awacrifie. ight scrip, and cther investment securities. < so. wernment bonds, &e. Lote 3 and 4, in square No. 23; fronting 183 feet on 25th | ‘Dircet wire tv Phusdeipbia and New York. and 233 feet on N street, with a large brick build r . “ ee erected for a glass factory, wuitable for an: TORS. {ng business, or it offers & fine ‘ouportunity fo TRUER Tae cee en TANT and Vale : ng enterprise, an there aro bricks suflicient for a num. Gioad Palldiee Baek Wakes > ‘Atso. Alot on K Detweon 24th and 25th streeta north- fest, Tai25. Apis to ee . THOS. J. FISHER & CO., a1-6t 13% F street northwest, Dear EDUINt House. = PROFESSIONAL. No FEE UNTIL CURED, ~~ Fe SALE—TWO OF THOSE VERY DESIRABLE Brick Dwellings on Q street, near 14th Rorthwest, wel just finished. ‘These houses are carefully bui! a finished in natural woods, contain 11 rooms, “bath- rooms and coal vault, front south, and have afl mod- ern conveniences. A rood investment for capital, or a pleasant home. Apply to = JOHN SHERMAN & ©O., n19-3m ‘St. Cloud Building, — OR SALE—-THE THREE-STORY BRICK RES! dence, corner of 2d and D =treets northwest; south- ern expostire; twelve Tooms, all plessant, with modern improvements; cellar, back Buildings, twobay windows, verandah, «rape arbor, terrace 83 feet toan alley. NO incumbrance on the property. Term, one-third cas balanceto suit purchaser. Inquire on the premires, D streefnorthwest. n19-3w JOK SALE-THREE OF THAT BEAUTIFUL | block of Dwellinss on Connecticut avenue, south of Mstreet, in the most fashionuble section of the city. ‘These houses have been erected with care, andare well constructed throushout, containing 11 to 14 rooms, Deafness, Catarch, Asthma, Consumption, HayFeves, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervousness, Seminal Weakness, Dineusos of the Blood, Kheumatiem, Neural- ia, Headache, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, Dis- tases of the Liver, Kidneys, Lungs and Air Passages, of | long standing, cured by Dm. JUDGE'S Oxy-Hydroge- nated Air. All diseases treated. Send stamps for pamphlet with home references and questions to answer. No charge for consultation by mailorin person. Patients treated at adistance. Dm. 5 79 Beach street, Boston, Mass. MOTE HEALTH AND LON- e f far and near, among furnace, bath-roonm and conservatories, finished ii hittece oan ha ane ena natural woods, with wooden mantels, and are fitted foF | And naval duruitarion of this country.” sok topeeeae, ee Ay Geman tives of leading forvin governments visit Dr WHITES 19-3m. ‘St. Cloud Buildin Chirop sds lishinent, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, n19-3m_ a ‘oud Building. _ | opposite Willard’s Hotel, where relief is afforded. with- Fess 7 AND EXCHA ARGE AND | out pain ina few minutes Press of Duriness at omfos ‘small houses, in all parts of the Call or send | Precludes attendance at residences, except after 6 p. snd examine our lists. FITCH, FOX k BROWN, 1437 | Office fee $1 per visit. at Pennsylvania avenue. = TD) STARE PARSONS, DENTIST, 39 ira =— strest, sc. cor, 9thand FE n.w. Extracting 9 to Ii ‘a.m, Wednesdays, free, for the ene |D am. to12, and 2 Nitrous oxide wun edsalaistored, "Ghanges tee itrous Oxi ty bie. TS rr) _ FOR SALE—LOTS. OTS FOR SALE—28,800 FEET ON TW 4 street, near Kt nortliwest: 5, 760 feet corner Vermont avenue and Boundary ; 5,000 fect, 11th, near S north- choice lots in Le’ Droit Park; do. ou Whitney ave- R. M.S. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, Successor to Dr. A. "L. Boeworth. Office hours, & to 7 p.m. Consultations frea, 309 9TH Reliable information furnished tation free; will call at residence when requested; all business strictly confidential. C.E. 2m. M ADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- Maile .Clatevovant, an Astrologist, ives better setisfaction in all affairs of life than any oue in the pro- fersion; tells the past, present and future destiny ; gives oa B infection 2d street. all matters appertaining to pene cas Dp eed tro ti e Ca Pion” dunddn ac Beeb seeae Es west. S18 Tees sees nom suite or sinuie, ‘suitable for Members and their with first-class Board, ND. floor, en famili ‘ai-6t" ‘on first VALS MARYLAND, AVENUE | NORTHEAST. — ) Han furnished second floors, in Members and their families, ‘First l-lw" location central;’no Hquors. Pee DONG e nM. LINTON HOUSE, 7TH AND I STREETS._FIRST- go Tables Bowra, $16; FAMILY ON IOWA CIRCLE, ‘ACOOMMO- A Tier Couple wien stro AL ry ‘comforts; references 407, City. ; Pleasant rooms and home FOE, BENT, SECOND | FLOOR, 815 MARKET ‘Space, now occupied by C. rent Jamtiary let 1083 3307 N ¥OR RENT—OFFICES. R REN’ FICES TO LET OPPOSITE PAT- BET OTR Te OU UREEE, 710 D street northwest. on ah Rooms, ¥ STREET NORTHWEST, and newly OOMS AND Rem i beat pee ae Kew York avenue, » FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS RB RENT—FENTON HALL. 110) E STREET orthwest._ jnire at the new Real Estate office of Fe "BAUNDERS & BHO., 1103 F strest northwest, convenient to cars; Herdics pass the door; rn 7 Dcer 3 + 2 a es ‘ss T 1a tim ct ona bh 618 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. 06-3 preferred.” 3018 G street uorthwext. eG W COOTER. S50 Dante northwest. | —_ 10 SIXTH S11 : == 6 ¢ Fvecnan ; ; PERN A TANO TONER AN TRER, Vermont avenue, near McPherem 2 = IANO TUNER AND REPA\ aguthera, easter ‘and western expostire: gral FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS | 1240 + etreot northwest. or Box 712 City Post Oem, all modern conveniences. = aeoee x Hefereneee 5 RE ry 3 JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR A GOOD WAGON a. Perth a eon eee Ne ED, : ROOMS, | IN" Horwe a fine blooded Saddle Mare. FE. M. BURCH. | Prof; Gloctaner, Se on: Ae Soom * northwest. ae 2 Tus dw | ABD, Renneylvaniaavenue and 4% street northwest. | S''7"'Caultela, Hit, Doe. Mi Fearsonsony. any ‘OR RENT—TWO FUR! HED COMMUNICATs! 3 OR SALE—ON 45 FEET LONG MARBLE-TOP aE Ht iux Rooms, parlor and bedroom. Aprly at 918 Mt Counter, with 20 fect Copper Steam Table Shelving | J) M> 4 CARMAN, street northwest. im and Heati complete; sold_in whole or separate, 1015 14TH STREE Apply at 631 Louisiana avenue northwest. d7-3t" Second door south from All Souls’ Church. FOR RENT—HOUSES. AK WOOD, STANDING 4 MIL R. ER. PARSONS, DENTIST, 428 7TH STREEF =—— eae —— $1.50 per Gord, or $2 per cord accord | Jf northwest, D apd E ‘streets, over Ballan- 5 FT OF FIVE ROOMS | ing to location. “Address or call on R. W. LOWRIE, | tyne's Dooksture, Operative, Surgiea and! Mechel in good neighborhood, 483 Muryland avenue south- | City. TBE istry wkillfu formed, Extracting at niet. Men OE AR SNS OR SALE CHEAP—WALNUT OFFICE DESK, | Charge moderate. Gasadministered. 0 mY _ northwest. a TS Revolving Chair, Wardrobe, Stove, Latter Prev, JR. WEISENBORN. DENTIST, 915 7TH ‘NT—THE WHOLE OR ANY PART OF A | Reclining Chair and Book Case, Apply at 719 H stree northwest. Celluloid Teeth inserted §7 per set, desirable and thoroughly furnikhed House; | northwest. So ee ee operations on the natural teeta at fessonsble prices, See oS or other private | TOR SALE_A STYLISH. THOROUGHBRED HAM. | Extracting, 50 cents. a9 Soaked St bletonian Colt, 5 years old, 17 hands high, warrant- . DUKE, DENTIST, 715 4TH STREET NORTH. OR RENT—A LARGE, COMFORTABLE OLD- | ed sound and xenile: s good ‘driver and saddle horse, Dee between G stroet_apd New York avenue. = street hase containin " OK SALE—BY A PARTY LEAVING E CITY A = - os = Se ee Crimson Turkish Parlor Suite, inade to order, used | 7)R. T, M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ST. Brian $18 bee month. Apply, t S. BE. WAG | only a short time, 69 yards Brussels Carpet and Lining. three doors from corper £. Dentists inall ie ee eS eee ~iw"__ | Price, $200. ‘Those meaning business, apply after 4p. ches. “Teeth, i per eet All work war. 10H REST LARGE AND, HANDSOMELY FUG- | m. af 406 6th etrect northwest, a” | sented. Hy ished Fonse on jand Pisce, fronting Massa- S = ETE TURNOUT. = chytatts avenuicand Theinas Circle, contauing about | [TOR SALEA: COMPLETE TURNOUT. HORSE rs arin eighteen rooms, with large bell room. For termuand | Qo 07%, hinds high, 7 year old, sound and gentle, SPECIALTIES. ramutto see the premises, apply to THOS, J. FISHER | Coupe-et, harness, robe, whip and blanket all in jerfect _ ——— 1324 F street northwest, near Ebbitt House. Sorc » OT Ot SE—THE WELL-KNOWN TRANCE, = OR SALE-A GOOD. SECOND-HAND CAR "ihe independent Slate Wrigne Mediums eves ke a Thee = -AR- | non, jependent um, «giver pri AYR RENT HOUSE 91 K STREET NORTHEAST, | Hencoand Close Coach, suitable for livery or linck | vote elmings sk Dork ettest pectin neen ae ees dition and good iosaon: at oee ak ee wee, | ee ; 2 Landaulets, 2 Coupelets, 3 Coupes, 3 Coupe | til 5 p.m. daily. Come and see these wonders. d5-6t" Jigrdjocstion, ata cheap rent. T.E. WAG- | Rocaways, 2 Extension Tops and other wood Secona: | mao P= — — GAMAN, 019 7th street northwest, _d6-8t_ | nand Carriages; 1 good Grocery. or Business Wagon, | PPHOF. LEOPOLD ZADOCK, aSTROLOGIST, R RENT OR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE b> ROBT. H. GRAHAM, ged way sy Fe! ene a Gwelling Houre, pear Thomas Circle, Luquire of 410-416 8th street northwest. Sittaniccpeioden Nu THOM, at 718 15th 6 6? Bored Sew et cece ad at | nie-tawim Box 710, City Post Office. } REN’ : E SALE AT HALE PRICE FL ‘T VIC-| sos a. FWRI House; all improvements: in the northwest, tiga pe ype pen eng ed hr Lk Re Healer, 600 6th street Sethe make, $375. Inquire at 1018 Connecticut avenucy itte: | northwest, treats successfully, without a — iis -N_STREET NoTHwesr | ‘se avetion. ee ar ee 5 Fea furnished communiesting Rooms, also hall | JYURNITURE FOR SALE.— Ne eS LRENE, TSERATIONAL AD se tte vate family, Gxcelient board in| IN an Early English Carved Chimney Glags, $150. ior afl business: tells planetary, influeners, 8c neighborhood; terms moderate; ferences quired ; v3 “hy Bedrom suite, a 1 .. ho children taken. rit | An Early Bran Fire Trane and Fes fier. $130. a: a ne re . OR BAIR. A VER e F3 ‘able, Walnut, a ee. 1 QR RENT OR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE | Siacboard, Library “Tabie, abd Fine Carved Bureau, ADAME DUBOIS, GREAT SPIRITUALIST ME- loure, 1424 Fayette street, between 2d and 3d streets, a AVE dium, works electricity on ivory; tells true life— containing 7 rooms, Kood céllar; cars pars the door: | raian Sabie Cover, $25. ogg oa a Apply at southwest corner $d ‘and Fayette streets, | ¥ine Imported Aubiirson Rug, $300. Sbsent persons; ‘gives good advice to indies and seutles Georgetown, DU. _d6-3t" "| Some fine Gi't Cornicos, all sizes. men, snd satindaction. $1. 621 9th street northwest. QR RENT_THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON | , Applications for ordaraty view may be obtained at E. | Hous tol:2 to8pm 26-0 sortase Retain, Turenah goctleg gy | LOR NDES Oftes, 629 street northwes = | ME BEA, HULL, Proiosneraie, Senator Windom, ily furnished. Also, that fine = EL es te OF Bec Damo uae emreuens Uy None Ot | Ss ivnee wie al Gapsovemmoein: ened eekade teak i || Olea Klowes SP ata: te oe wes* p25-Im* ' K street, between 12th and 13th; fully furnished. Also, | for only $170; part in easy pasmensta: clecant stool and ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF a furnished residence on Towa Circle by the session. | over. 33 ith etre - ‘asc | AVA LIFE. Allbusiness confidential Ladiesand Gen- Also, two new and desirable residences, unfurnished, wrecoomns, ‘455 Ten street, ux _ | Bemen 50 cents each. 406 L street, betwoen 4th and on Mascachusetts avenue, between 16th and 17th streets, | 74OR SALE—A MUSICAL BOX, PLAYING EIGHT | 6th etreets northwest. u eat Fi tC POS NOH ST Reames | Wigs Veco 2d. Aditem BYANLES, Sar ome. | |=— ——— ments. é N, "el i. ri - avenue. dose | aIw WOOD AND COAL. : 5 R SALE—ONE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN, = -——= Fe RENT OR SALE~ FURNISHED NEW THREE- Magehl ceekus cae ase ae perfect order musically. | «1 EORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL story Brick House, 10 rcoms and bath room; bay for $45, on eaay payments. F. G. SMITA, stan ay coag Be windows, with all modern improvements. To respon- opp tating 2 ote pL gemoved, from 178 street wharf sigh sible tenunt on easy terms, 108 1st street northwe neh — so <== S — | waaed, Somer 28 # street. Sot inno s: ae FF SALE THREE FINE NEARLY NEWT AND | sawed and Split Oak, St: Pane, $6.80: nil. oo 7s octay upright Pianos; offered R RENT_1902 97H STREET NORTHWEST, | partion loavinw the city, will be. sold at erent barzainn = = =e two-story Brick, eeyen rooms and celiar,all modern | for cash. ‘To be seen at G. L. WILD & BRU'S, 709 7th TURKISH BATHS improvements; rent $25 Fef, Month. Also, two-story | street northwest. ‘di-Im J ae Brick, five rooms, (new,) 1919 8th street northwest: $15 | Steet northy ae = a ys per month. Apply to OWEN McUABE, 1507 8th street | FoR SALE-SEVERAL PATRS OF FINE coacu | WEW. TORKIGH BATH. 1417 G STREET (OPPO- ‘Soabemewae a5-3¢ Horses: also, several fine coupe and driving horses; at Rage Hens): ecw pod: so Bagel FOR PENTA NEW, HANDSOME BRICK MAN- | oN a perder ening pn pen pe ee OLS Satu spr id, bathe, FL 6 tuckees $480, sion, furnished or unfurnished, of, 20 wine | X BUWEN. G43 and 645 New Mork avenue, before | DE. H. L. BOVER, cian, vaults, summer kitchen, fountain and stable, with all | busine | — = modern improvements. Apply it 1329 M street, near | ‘Thomas Circle, or J. C. G, KENNEDY, near Rigs’ | JOR SALE_—MILL P, HANSON Hiss & Co. Bavk. 42-66 known an ““Edes' Mill,” 13¢ miles above, G . FPOR RENT_A DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE IN THE | foo water: 60 inches under: low Feat: capac. 3 nofthwestern portion of the city; 9 rooms, includ- | barrels flour y.,_For particulars apply to THOS. ing beth: af modern convenienens, and most sppeoved |p. MORGAN, Jn., 1717 M etrect northwest. -dl-lw — mi} ni hard oil; side and rear lot; to = idetBinssodwonirre end), Eareful tenant rent reasonable: Inquire at ‘1410 | JOR SALE—20 HEAD OF HORSES, JUST AR. Boundary gtreet. di-6t* rived from the west: three raddie "Horses, and OR RENT—A NICE HOUSE: WE! pe —NEW DESIGNS— modern improvements. Apply IMMONS'& YATES" Stablon, Sil Tith street norte Independent Ice Oflice, “or west. 230-20 west = — OR SALE—IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS, MOCK- R RENT—1619 K STREET NORTHWEST; ALL | 4 ing Birds, &c., &c. Bird Food and Caxes, | MANTELS MIRRORS ........ WAINSOOTING, modern improvements; $60 ver mouth. | Avply i | for aale at the Burd Store, 1183 7th strect northwest. B.P. SNYDER Nations] Sate Deposit Company, ipth | 8. HARTBRECHT. 9-1 Paw antl ew Zork even. (OR SALE—WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS. FEW FOR, RENT, TWO Houses, from 3 FURNITURE. CERAMICS. willbe. Tented soparaiely aa beans rent ; e Tod F street north we gi Se , northwes| é = ——— — FIREPLACES, = = = RB SALE—NOW ON HAND, AND CONSTANTLY | LOWS ART TILES FOR aah, : FOR RENT—STORES. d Winter Car- Rnishing up. © Fine Sipck of, Fall WAINSOOTINGS AND BATHROOMS, part Bi four Coupe ockswa sion Tops, &e., &c. al desenpioh alviy ROBERT H. GRAHAM. 29 Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. northwest. _MONEY TO LOAN. [ SAYE MONBY 70 LOAN ‘akeg when Bo. 45 N. CHARLES STREET, fw bal sums, FIRST PREMIUM EVERYWHERE. BALTIMORE. ° ‘On ica AT LOWEST 1226-1m 010-2m (CaDREWs OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS, "ATE ‘TES OF 1304 F strect, near & CO., ‘House. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, il ‘ARM SIXTY ACRES; Feng he -A DAIRY FARM OF St i -; all necessary out 3 water; sit- eee ie wie ‘THE WELL KNOWN “‘NOBTH AR- A. 529-3m_ 1428 New York avenue. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR % | Fterea Farm of 240 35 mala ae aly chose Bons ores Ape be eh Doar Bary, Qveronts una Uist, als real avenue. MGREZ70, LOAN, ‘In sums to suit, at sens ‘ONEY TO LOAN, ON REAL Are AT 6 PER CENT. Di a Se Re ee weet moderate. No delay. EW