Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1882, Page 2

art _ THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY - “March 7. _ Iss, CROSBY S. . Editor. ‘The Evening Star bas a requiar, permanent. bona fae daily ciren! ion more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equa! to NOYES... Will They Defeat the River Impreve- ment? ‘The plan for the reclamation of the malarial fats in front of the city, prepared with such care by the beard of leading army engineers, has been hailed by everybody interested in the Prosperity of Washington as a measure of Fellef that could not meet with a single Gissenting voice, and whica, by Its merits, Would claim» prompt Congressional endorse- ment in season for the commencement of the finprovement this spring. There are signs, how- ever, that It ts to be actively antagonized by the lobby, and all the greedy crowd of speculators and land-grabbers who are ready to kill any Measure that does not bring grist to their mill The trouble with the plan recommended by the engi- heer commission ts that there is no plunder in it. There ts not a penny in it for the lobby, and ft effectually shuts out the enterprising crowd of land speculators. It Proposes to have the work done honestly, econom- feally and thoroughly, under the direct supervision Of the Secretary of War; and every foot of the | ground reclaimed will be the property of the United States.” This explains the fact why the plan meets the hostility of the Kidwell pottom Jand-grabbers, the Mike Bannon party of Mary- land speculators, the A. Watson style of tramp engineers, the star route plunderers, and the mis- cellaneous crowd of lobby highwayimen who cry a halt upot ery public ineasure that does not pay tribute to them. It would not seera possible that these selfish parties could have influence enough with Congress \ prevent Iecisiition upon an Interest of this vast Importence ty the people of Washington; but our | citizens must not rest idly in any false security about the matter. They must open thetrcyes to the fact that the desired measnre for the reck ation of the flats will be fought at every step by | these interested parties, and unless this anta ism ts vigorously met there is great danger that the beneficent project of river improveme Upon which so much Labor has been bestowed, will De defeated, and the foul nulsance of the pesti- Jenee-breeding mirshes will be continued indetl- | Ditely. o> = How to Deal with the Claims Problem. Of the great mass of bills introduced in Congress at every session it is probably safe to say that more than half relate to claims against the gov- ernment. So many bills for claims have accamu- lated and, in fact, do accumulate every sessio! that ft is physically impossible for Congress to give that attention to all of them which the In- | terest of the government demands. It is adinttted on all sides that the government should pay {ts Just debts, and pay them promptly, but the difti- eulty Is for Congress to ascertain Which of the elalins have merit and which have not. There isa Dill now pending, and which it Is expected will come betore the House for consideration early this Week, which proposes to refer all claims presented to Congress to the Court of Claims. Indeed numerous bills for this purpose have been introduced afd referred to several | different committees, and after couferring together these committees have agreed upon a substitute | Prepared by Mr. House, of Tenness IMeasure does not propose to vest that court with | power to ¢ the claim, but simply refers {t to | the court for judicial inve tien, It would be | the duty of the court to eximine and cross examine witnesses with regard to any claim before It, and report to Congress, not U2 ony taken, but a special verdict of the court Showin the facts ascertained and the conclusions } Fexched. Then, upon the basis of this report, | jongress would proceed to determine the clatm. | at is urged, in behali of this measure, that | H does not propose to deny or abridge the right of the citizen to petition Congress, for compensation for any loss he may hati Heves he has sustained, or any griev- ance he mey have sufferet; but, it is further Urged, tis right dues not reqnire that Congress Bhall xecept the citizen's estimate of his damage or joss where the government is Involved, or his Statement as to the facts in the case. In passing upon claim bills Congress must largely depend upon 6x porte testi as it could not undertake an investigation of each claim. The pending mrasure, if it becomes a law, will certataly lirge? Feduce tac volume of busines: before each se | Of Congress, and the claim that ts made in its Dehalt, that tt would facilitate the settlement of elas eguinst the government, to be weil The owners of honest Zc ul have no tear of a thoroush investigation of €attse. It has been estimated that the enactment | Of this bill Into law would end me one- Court of Chitms, but out of existence; that fally ‘Mus proportion are either fraudutent or fletitous, and the presumption Is that the parties interested 4m claims of that character would drop them rather | than take th acter of the clzims would be developed. Th Justice of the Court of CLums b: Committee of Congress the Gould dispose of thts busi: present Guties. He also gave Rot one out of tyenty of the Congress with cl:fins would ta nt that t fa expressed to a that that court Lon to its is opinion that who come before | them to the court. proportion of, peraaps, one In of the appointment | Supreme bench w: ore creates no dent's letter ten- appointment miscarried, and not ply Mr. Arthur construed sile £3 declination ice on the ving any 1m tomexn consent, and mate the nomination. Mr. Conkling, so goes the story of those who assume fo be fawiliar with him and his affairs, Would have requested the immediate with-} Grewal of bis nome, but an obfection | Roving been Interpesed h nfirmation, | het pat bin on bis met mined to | awalt the Senate's It seems to afford Mr. | ont =" tw deciine an tm-| Portant position as it does the averaze | Polvickea to accept and many have ected that the Supre dudzeship was vd him more to give Lim an opportunity to} Srotify Uhis pecullar trait of his than tor any other | Purpose. Tn fact, this idea prevailed to some ex- | tent m the Senate, and probably Influenced sev- eral vous Now cl ation ts. 1 to tie posi w thi Mr. Conkiing’s confirmation. alive as to who will be ap- | on Just refused by Mr. Conk- | Senator Edmunds will ated, and will accept. This would | eertainly be a most exectent appointment. Mr, | Exaunds has a mind that ts admtrably trained to | Juiletal Libor. The at of Seeretary | ger to the sup his still ¢ Aas Dabilities, end Judge Biitehford ace Seward, of New ia conneetioa with the plice. — Teis sale that there are two sides to every ques tion, and so the be to that relating to the | abolition of the reventte tix on mutenes. It has Deon clsimed that the repeal of tls tax woukl not Feduce the retail price of matches, and, therefore, Would not beneiit oasumer. In answer to this ft ts matnta T ALis not the tax, Itself, which indluences the price of matches, but the method tn which it's tiapesed. For in , the law author- tes # heavy mateh man 1 tarnish tts own die ordesign for t which purchases a Jarge amount. On-over $0, aud up to $500 worta of | St:mps the discount ts five per cent, and on pur- chases of over $5»), the discount fs ten per cent. It $8 argued that this provision enables the large IwUfactortes to crush out smller ones, and keep down competition: that the small menufacturer €annot afford to furnish his own die for stamps, norcan he afford to purcisase stamps in sufficient quantity to get a discount. Hence, he cannot com- pete,on equal terms, with the larger establish. ment, for the lattercan give its customers the ben- efit of the discount It receives on the purchase of stamps. -The abolishment of the tax would wipe Out these inequalities, and then the price of matches would, It is urged, be regulated by the law of suppiy and demand. —_—<<— York, are also Whether the people of this country would not be better off, both in Leaith and money, if they used Jess ice in their summer drinks, 18 atleast an open question; but, however this may be, they will all Fejoice to hear Unat the amount of ice harvested on the Kennebec river during the preseut season is larger than any crop ever secured on that — [ MPORTANT SALE! 416 SEVENTH STREET, BRR A OOM MM ™ ss8g BB AA uU U MMMM © 5 Bie ak UU mae S883 BBB A A UU MMM — Sgss8 5 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! 1 LOT OF LADIES' 3-BUTTON KIDS. THE 5-HOOK ** PEERLESS". THE 7-HCOK ‘ PEERLESS 50 poz. OF LADIES’ CHEMISE AND DRAWER: (EMBROWERED).. Former price 72c. Former price $1.30. Former price $1.30. Former price $1.50. Former price #1 and $1.25. '3 WALKING GLOVES. .25c. 75 voz. LADIES’ FINE EMBROIDERED TIES. .29¢. Worth 75c. and $1. THE NEW PATIENCE AND OLIVETTE COLLARS 1 LOT LADIES’ FINE EMBROIDERED COLLARS Special Barcains in Black and Cream Spanish Laces At 9 and 10 cents. At 19c. at25c. a yard. No preparation has ever performed such marvellous cures, OF Itailitained so wide repiitat A which is recosniz: nf the throat ea of wondert eally known Against ordir more serious ways relieving suite protection it affords, chest disorders, makes it an invaluable remedy to be kept always ¢ afford to be without it, and those who have once used it From their knowledge of its composition us use the CHERRY PECTORAL and clenzymen recommel It is absolutely certain in its healing effects, aud will never will. and operation, phi extensively in theiz it. YES CHERRY PECTORAL, las the world’ Lune. cures in ail clim a8 a safe and re nary colds, disorder: Its lonx-coutis tes has made wets speedily and often saying by its timely use in op hand in every home. No practi always cure where cures are possible, For sale by all drugwists. remedy for all dis- iable agent to employ. which are the forerunners of mT-1w immed series it univer- surely, life. The throat and person can d 324-1 CARRIAGES FOR TH. THIS DISPLAY OF CARRIAGES, SUITABLE FOR rs EMBRACES A NEW AND ORIGINAL DES Tats | THAN HAVE ANNUAL EXHIBIT OF = WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 6TH. USE, N OFFERED AS DUCTION OF ASINGLE FIRM. TO ASSURE A COMPLETE DISPLAY FOR THE S SOLD WILL BE DELIVERED ONLY AT THE CLOSE OF THE EXHIBITION. OUR WORKSHOPS AND WAREROOMS ARE COM- BINED UNDER ONE “ROOF; WE HAVE NOCON "TION WHATEVER WITH A FIRM ADVER- WEEK, CAR NE TISING BRE sl TE BRIA IMILAR NAME. AND ROAD WAGONS, & CO. (oF Broows STREET), BROADWAY, 47TH TO 48TH ST., NEW YORK. LEGION br HONOR AND GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, THE PRO- mA&7,2t PENNSYLVANIA HAVE JUST RECEIVED ELEGANT NOVELTIES IN COLLARS! ELEGANT LACE COLLARS AND LACE FICHUS. CHILDREN'S CHOICE MOTHER HUBBARD €. P. and Thompson's Glove-fitting Corsets, and all Mpg? By yh m before a court where the real cbaf- | ATTRACTIVE STYLES, | EMBROIDERED, With and without Caves, AND ICH BEADED SPANISH LACE. Very handsome, COLLARETTES. CORSETS! popular maxes. TAYLOR & HUFTY. AVENUE, '‘D FANCY HEMSTITCHED. m6 sil SELL! THE BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN. Fri LOWE'S. TO CLE BUSIN. ES! MY ENTIRE STOCK OF inges, Passemonteries, Laces, E1miroideries, Kid Gloves, Linen, Silk, Real and fuitatation Lace Handkerchiefs Made up i Lins Ata nacritice, Call early and secure bargains. m4-3t Low! OUT AT AND BELOW COST 11 E'S, 811 Market Space. N oo T’S 915 PEN) Tust received our stock of prices to suit all. Our new stock of ‘New designs in NOOT’S, ‘SYLVANIA AVENUE, LACES FOR SPRING COSTUMES, Consisting of all the most desirable styles and makes, at DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS Comprise all the latest novelties for the coming season. Just received our stock of children's and misses? WHITE DRESSES AND LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE WRAPS—-AT VERY LOW PRICES. REAL RHINE PEBBLE AND STERLING SILVER JEWELRY—AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, stream in any one winter. As the Kennebec 1s ‘the source from which the greater part of the ice exported from the New England states ts taken, It foliows that next summer prices ought wo be no Bigher than those of previous years, if indeed oh sg esee rr hy is to be hoped they may m4 Washington, D. C. Pp'4xos WHICH HAVE BEEN USED, FOR SALE UPON EaSY TERMS. Ss PRING OVERCOATS. ALL THE NEW SHADES. . WE CAN FIT THE SMALLEST CHILD AND LARGEST MAN. THIS WEATHER IS JUST THE TIME TO WEAR THEM. COME ‘ow, WHILE AND MAKE: YOUR SELECTION, | ‘THE STOCK IS COMPLETE, OUR PRICES, AS USUAL, THE LOWEST. A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, m3 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. SY RRR A 27% (00, BRR ROR AA ZOORR RRR AA 9% O O RRR RR AAA ZO ORR RRA A 2ZZ 00 RK SHAVES WITH VOLUPTUOUS EASE! Over 3,000 in use in this city! Warranted for 10 years ! Sent post-paid for $1. COMBINATION STROP, combines two Hones and Wo Strops, ouly 75 centa, O'MEAR. 1347 Penney! N. B.—The trade supplied at low rat KiN@s PaLace. — YOUR LAST CHANCE FOR THIS SEA UNTIL MARCH lor ONLY REDUCI THE FOLLOWING WILL BE MADE: ‘The balance of PATTERN HATS AND BO: A) be a good cook. street northwest. WANTED meee “GEASS, RESTAURANT Enon jee having the best of reter- nee at 939 D streut northwest mT" ences need appl: at ANTED—A STEADY WHITE WOM) the general house work of a small famil ‘OMAN A) 119 B street southe: street. y ANTED—A WHITE, and Iron for a. small fainily. at 223 A atrect southeast. yy ANTED—A GOOD, RELIABLE WOMA preferred) to do cooking, washing and ironing, and general housework in a private family; references re- Call at 516 A street southeast. ANTED-IN THE COUNTRY A YOUNG MAN, lored, to work in the house, attend to the horses nerally useful. Apply to F. H. SMITH & SON, 5157th etreet, opposite enc V quired. V street. y ANTED—A 8’ V in own handwriting, BOOKS, Star office a) at $09 H street nor! and make himself TED-TWO GOACHME liable men need apply at DOWNEY'S Stable, 1013 ANTED— WELL- RECOMMENDED WOMAN for general housework; small family. ant MART, At store: taust come well recommended. V ANZED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRON- erina family of two; reference required. A thwest. NONE BUT RE- mi-2t Apply at matt en as ——— ‘Rering Piano, stool and cover, for only $1 AN TO COOK, WASH | 1.0R RENT_SMALL HOUSE, SIX ROOMS, GOOD | <uaranted. de meen at CHANCEY J. Apply, witl e locality. Apply P. POLLARD'S Coal Yani, 12th | successor to Sidney T. Nimmo, piauo warerooms, mi-st"_| street and Rhode Inland aventie northwest “nf-dt* | 7th street. ie ie é WHITE DR RENT—469 AND 471 C STREET SOUTH. | FJOR. SALE—A_BANGAIN-AN ELEGANT UP it” e P.O. De- it” mi-2t W WANGED. BY onghi Hotel or Bi Star eft | w: ‘TED BY i or assist in. wash | elven it | © meé-2t' widower: Massachusetts ave ANTED—A WHITE tanrant kitchen: German 1813 14th strect northwest. A BARTEN understands the business, a Situation 1 ituation to do general hous hing and iron ‘Tequired. Inquire at 1155 15th street northwest. LISH A eoue on as 2 excellent mine northwe ADY OF TWENTY YEARS EXPE. ethe leading physicians of Al- | wires a situation as nuree in are: | spe iy.) Call or addres Mrs. 8. E. DETTZ, 235 Ist stevet nortizeast, mitt?" | WHO THOR: DER, work, chamber work, nin: Dent of references WIDOW LADY, few WHO alot with ate2, Sand #; sold formecly at $5, $10 Our famons BEAVER-EDGED HATS will now be closed at 50 cents; formerly $2.50. Our MOSCOW BEAVE cents; formerly $1. ES desirable shapes, at 10 at 25 cents; formerly 75 centa and $1. y ‘frimmed Hat+ in Children’s and) Misses 2e3 at 5Y cents and 79 cents, Vine FRENCH FLOWERS, at 25 cents a Spray. ROSES AND BUDS at 25 cents per dozen. Fine WATER LILIES at 25 cents. Elegant TIPS, in all colora, at 25 cents. SILKS, PLUSHES, VELY! EES at 33 per cent. less than prime cost, A finelot of EMBROIDERY below market value to close the entire jot. LACES of all the leading and best n reat redncuou. Our ULSTERS will be sold at $2.50 and $3. Onr CIRCULARS and CLOAKS at $2.50 and $3. VELVET- will be kiven until March loth. Lovely PLUMES, in all Shades, to $2. 75 $1, $1.25, $1.50 We are receiving daily our New Styles of Spring Goods, and have some lovely styles ready for inspee- tion, KING'S PALACE, D OCTOR CROWES GREAT HISTORIVAL PLAY. THE TRAGEDY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN! oR, THE RISENFALL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. A tenthful account of the Abolitionary War with the Seeesh Rebelunion. (Shakesperian Style, 5 acts, 13 scenes, 64 pages.) PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS: Abrsham Lincoln, William Seward, Edwin Stanton, Ulyses Grant, William Sherman, Beujamin Batler, Parson Beecher, Horace Greelcy, James Fisk, Jr., Jef- ferson Davis, Robert ‘Toombs, Alexander Stephens, Pierre Beauregerd, Stmewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, Humphrey Marshal, Jack Mosby, Mra. Davis, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Surratt, John Wilkes Booth, Harold, Attzerott and Payne, Frederick Dougiess, Pompey, Priscy and Dr. Mary Walker. PRINCIPAL SCENES: White House Troubles; Bull Run Panic; Richmond Calico Ball; Pompey and Priscy ;Andersonville Horrors; Richmond Burning; Lincoin Assassinated; Booth Bul- leted; Mrs. Surratt Strangled; Davis Re-cconstructed; Grant’s Jubilee fipecch, and Grand Transformation Scene; ‘Let Us Have Peace.” Paice, 15 cents. [Send Postage Stamps. DR. C. W. SELDEN, Pub'r, _m4-6t_ 182 Lexington Ave., New York City. NOW OPEN For INSPECTION, OUR PARIS AND LONDON IMPORTATION OF WOLLENS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. In selecting Novelties for Spring 1882, great attention has been given to the selection of such styles as will sat- isfy the present tendency for the ‘‘Esthetic.” High art designs are not, indeed, suitable for every-day life; but it is, nevertheless, commendable to adorn life and add to its brightness by wearing such designs and col- ors as are in accord with cultivated taste, without de- seending to gaudiness or vulgarity. To secure tnis aim we have paid great attention to securing such a variety of styles and colors as will satisfy the esthetically in- clined, but which are, at the same time, such ag those who dress more quietiy may wear, BELTZ & MER’ DRAPERS AND TAILORS 1105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NTS’ M.S. CONGRESS GAl MAD! 3.0. W. tosell aco how sl borne me BE: ‘THE LEADER OF PRICES. Gents’ Button and Cloth- fo.ell for $5, ‘now $2.50, ioces" and Boge I: The baat 30er et and $1,up. Boys’ Pants, $1, J. W. SELBY, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. IMPOTENCY AND ALL No Calon B.w.,bet. Band F sta ome HAT $1.25 LJ PER MATORRH( § ‘vate Diseases Female We used. Office, 514 9th make and style at a have a now Pia erty. W.W. WANTED—LOTS, CED WANT SOME LOW-PRIC in Washinston, for manu natin of ind Po ‘ | Woon: improvenu not t iw ress Lock # D—TO Brick F on ood $20. mm dera office. Wane hihect . GAMBS, street, St. Loui W 7 ANTED RA’ TED — TC Wi ce trom 9 a. 1 Pennsylvania aveu Wantep. as be bought, at No. 619 D street 409 9th st. north: cond-hand Cloth AWate by returnini Sylva tt F street noi a (—BETWE! D—A TY South Sth street, St. Lous wal! Quanititie: i letters and WANTED— HOUSES. RENT BY, Lote of eich Capitol Hill tress f SC NANT F improves Pai ED-AN ENGINEER'S TRANSTY IN GC Address, stating price, OFFIC rice paid for Navy, ‘Treas Post Ofer, Acricultnre, i vin and Starup Dealer, 621 ‘so: Mo. Rt > AND of Deeds for Every State and Territory ‘ommissioner, Exeminer and Notary. 0.5 p.m. ~OLD GOLD ANDSILVERIN LARGEOR, Highest cash’ price paid. 321 Sd and 435 streots. YOU TO KNOW THAT SELL A FIRS ‘s ‘Tuilor-made Second-hand Suit, much better and agreat deal cheaper than a common Lew suit can JUSTIPS OLD STAND, or at Branch Store, No. —We buy but first Vet. northwest est. No Be hing. (0 ROGEKS' Cutlery Store, -PATR OF GOLD SPECT ACI, day, 6th instant. rthwest. FRIDAY NiGa’e, BEEW and F s ‘Liberal rew NI STREE’ nia avenue, on Saturday last, a old Breast or , Le Droit b ent 0. CF Liberal reward b | Also, some cash investments, among th ci = story houses, ventrally located, 8 roome, THE THKER PERM TEN. | provements, renting for 250: to’ an inimed ‘berry, (iow it roome, with modern | Ser 86,000. Also, tor speculation, some ground a. tja- canal, with privi- | near the: ol; rent 5 to Dupont Cirele. W. KFORD, 1115 F ring boats at the canal front, aud rigitof | NG, Star offi It’ | street northwest. , a - mec tres ear ee wiven at any tine. N WASHINGTON | JJOK SALE A FIRST. CLASS es is —— rend $000. Ade northern part of ci 28 6-2 street. 1 ELLANEOUS corner Sth D.C. LAW mnt-Int i) iD. O. SMITH, tuorthwest its WA S27 RORLOW, $50 FOR S!X MONTHS, bya widow lady of 26 years: srood ae | dress Mrs. MAUD SLBERT, city post oftice, or office. | Ware BeBe Fone Buriuess Wagon and C: TAL STA THAT JOHN ©. LL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is a Con Always in m2 Janid ian duni9 EN PE HAG rds, ard if ‘T AND PENNSYLVA- L J2OR SALE—FIVE BROWN Lranor PURE R_BENT—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ON third floor at southeast corner of 4s aiid Ke. 119 Park Place northeast, one square x ane EE LUNGUE AND partment. eS ee north of Lincoln Park aod three) ‘squares from East ee Ay oan ee Marre, Satigue ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS AND | Capitol street cars, Keys at <i style, two antique Card Tables, with brass claw feet; Charabermaid: also, Seamatress, with best refer. | _16-3t 3. W. STARK, 1420 New York avenue. _ | ciaw-foot Dininy Table. ne mahogany Secretary, with ences. Apply at Ketreet. +1 | or & a HOUSE, 443. MASSACHU: SETS AVE- — lech (Dee rr fer tp oo 7 2 SDIAg SENSED | E* nue northwest, excht rooms; all_ modern improve- | delabrum; L century old: ve WY reer re EY AE AICENSED | sects’ mui eee Aap EME Wao | oe beret Sle td age pen work: soot jays tfapsportation furnished. “Apply 926 | MAN, 917 Pstreet. = froug Be: "Address HELIQUES Star otice, md oee Fetreet nortiwest, ©. E. PRICE & CO. mi-2t* IR REEE TIGTNESTIOD i Ad fl ES, S BOSE ee Re RENT SORREST HOUSE 4 JOR SALE— CARRIAGES, W BUGGIES, TFANTEDLAY ~\ FIRST-CLASS BUSHEL- and New Jersey avenue northwest: |? foe veel . “apace | Wiis nos ce aa ee Perce on | parece Wel painted suitable for an PSP of New and Seoind:Hand Carriases ad and work all the your. "S. KATZENSTEIN, 310 ith | ment cofereted. Tnquire at next door. eee Largest. sock of Vernished Wagcos in ae FE 10 ROOMS, | Trade Wagons. Spring Waxons of all sizes. All of the @ STREET NORTHWEST, A $15: 1420-1424 ‘T st. n.w., 6 re, $16.30; northwest | above at ¥ rices. JAMES K. PROB ity | Cormer 11th and T sts. n.w., large Dwelling and Store, | Repository, 324 (High) street. Factory, 3240 Pros’ moat | $8, 1a North Capital of hw Fe. 85 Hith and’¢ | pect avenue, West Washinton. 125-33 —— = Store and Dwelling, $13. “Apply to A. 8. | 1 cars cEevenAL PATAN OF : = v 7 i 2 treet went a OR SALE—SEVERAL PAIRS OF SES, TWO CSO IE Ae D, 1225 9th street uorthweet. m4. fine coupehorsee and ‘some. fine single driving and mif-3E STORY BRICK, 629° SOUTH | raddle horses at HUGUELY & BOWEN'S Stable, 645, | enue routheast: 6 rooms, $12. J..8. | New York avenue. m4-3t | JAOR RENT-BRICK, No, 412 NINTH STREET northwest, 10 rooms; $35. Frame, No. 629 Rh: | Mooland cover: $185. Also, one superior double b Island avenue, 6 rooms; $16. ALBERT F. | Orcan, $90. Pianos and” Ongans to rent. E F street northweet. WORCH, 1139 10th street now. 7-18 | i JOR RENT — $15 —68 DEFRE! STREET — | OR SALE CARRIAGES, OF EVERY VARIETY, | WANTED A GOOD BARBE! three-story brick; modern inprovements. Rey at | B* Sole agent for the Districtof the Koston Buckboaund | ‘ith street northwest. Ww | Soopen A BTOCer Ss ist and H streets. ¥. AT oe iy fompsny vabenciagrrenyerns oot ee Buggy aad other —. | 930 F atreets +” | Helit'cartiaves in the countes Tor the memes? WANTED AT “LICENSED AGENCY,” 926 F | (is = | "Repairing vromptis attended ta. o> street northwest, Cooks, general and_ second Ser- F OR RENT. ROBT. BD. GRAHAM, Tenis and a nee Families and others furnish: 77227,12. hard fe2 Repository and Factory, 410-416 Sth st. n.w, \ Phulndelyaa aii New York fin $83.33) 900 25 RIOR SAL VARIETY SECOND. | = 240.00, 2132 Pa. a hand Carriages ang Business Wagons. T also build WANTED—SITUATIONS 222 40.00! 3017 MRS the latest etyle Varpishad Mecaull Wagon now in tise JOR Dwelling, sv west corner i2th street and Park P! ‘Terms, $50 cash, snd STARR, 1429 New Yor! WOK cach, wa HAT NEW BRIC SIGHT STARR PARSO: IST, 429 NINTH rooms, corner 11th oes pitel etre 2 meats | street, se. cor. Ythand En.w. Anew anesthetic, joking Lincoln Park and the comntry in all directions: | Used on the guns, alleviates the pain of extractiuw: ap" | pressed brick all sides: superior finish inside; vault and | Plied with ercat effi. ,duitrous oxide gas udminis- stone steps; park to be enelosed eurronndine it; ready d. Charges reasonable. ii mo | ene compietaye PRE RR ae | LTSERUL, FRET, ko." RELIEE WETHOUE Paty pe RERoly SEALDIN afew minutes. Hard an Jorns, Burions, pee 64 Corcoran Building. | Ciub and Ineroming Nails, Clitbiaine Vascular Ee x a = ELIGIBLE PIECE | Cr#cences aud other complaints of the fest successfully Sot property, iad Marshand avehue wkthmer wg | Heed at Die WHITES Chitwan Esaticnnren handsome four-story bnick dwelling, und three-story 1416 Pennsylvania osite Willard’s Hotel. ot all ny attach sold oa ‘taxy terms. P F JOH sn and examine our lists. FITCH, F Pennsylvania avenue. M° west, ith V7 and 1 oR RENT — Y modern, at, prices from $ ts, = an = street, three doors fi corner E. ° Dentistry in all EY TO LOAN 0: I. ES- ‘Tooth i ‘" tate security in suius to suit and at lowest rates of on eee Ae 710 D street. SPS NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PERSONAL. a ores Aus to mult, A Foe coe end 8 er cet, #ENTLEMAN SEEN TO PICK UP A ‘vonimuuteatingg, gagand beat: | Bright Light Bramag, pare Bie Connon, all layers. neat the cars and within two squares of the Capitol: | will be sold. cheap. Apply 3414 2d street. George terms nuoderate. Appiy at"406 New Jersey avon | own nine wee cae SALE—A LARGE C SPRING CLOSE CAR FS RENT — ONE DESIRABLE FURNIS! Tiage. Satin lined. willbe sod very low. Can be Front Room, second floor, with bay window and | seen at CLAKA’S Arlinct om Livery Siables, G «treet, bath-room adjoining; references required. Inquire a | between 17th and sth streets. mi it 1306 I street northwest, after cffice hours. m6-2t* > a —— FIRST-CLASS —LEGHO! for setting purpowes. “Apply at 425 0 sirvet r, cheap, at 625 I street northwest. mi OR SALE_RARE BARGAIN A and handsomely carved rosewoe Tight Plano. Price $200. Inquire at 76 Green street, Geongetown. mé-3t* For SALE—TWO FINE COUPE HORSES, A PAIR of large stylish Carriage Horses, and several fine Driving Hores: inust be sold. Inquire st STAB! Yth and O streets northwest. m4 six rooins each; also, ten-room House, corner heart; key next door.’ Apply streets southwest. and L streets rout! TO GooD nd bath-roomn, with halls, gas, 6 room District. One Fine Box Wagon. One of 8. N. Brown's LANGDON TERRACT JOR SALE RARE BARGAIN-ROSEWOOD Piano, 73 0ck. carved leas and lyre, nearly OW 1417 Hoy} which I selllow. JOHN M. YOUNG 313 6th street. ine wt = mn pth = 8-30 1 WANTED $100 CASH WILT, BE PAID TO ANY aH sack = ' one cecuring mea permanent government position | TeINESS C 7S inany Devartnent exceyt Bureau, of kngravine and BUSINESS CHANCES. Printing, Adilress Sire. H., Star omen, y = = = ae - R Di VANTED—A BUSI BS AY TANTED-POSITION AS CLERK Ol DRIVER . INT. SETOR: eS > Of teforence xiven. Address J. M. WATSON, 122 en ron AVERY DESIRABL Owners please address BUSINE: - = — - ani, ground floor of louse 519 SY EST QUALITY HAND-MADE y ANTED_BY A MIDIAE-AGED COLORED WO: | west” Appiy to LOUIS Be Sie 2 oF ein Bete W isn Nituatioutis cock fae Bena eee: toa | Beet 250,000 8 CHARLES 1 DAVIS | Jpood' references, “Apply at 818 0th: street JOR RENT_VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE Rooms, | 1 1114 Pennsylyania avenue northwest. ae ass i on F street, between Sth aud 10th sirects. x IMPROVE iD ONINPRC ACOLORED WOMAN, A’ SITUA: | SWORMSTED'T, 928 F street. Fete Ring a Nie for Nese SroUIA Uinta’ clay arsine Anpin at | = = Obeervatory, all commanding. papanneen. Siews of the x Court, between Hf and f, Gth and 7th nttegts | FOR RENT—STORES. Deaitiful part of the District aud less then tert mi | _ aie at —— : uten drive to the city. O.C. GREEN, WANE) TEMPORARY Wonk on Po: TIN FOE RENT THE VERY Desnitart E BUSINESS |" ni¢-t6 710 D atrert northwest. by eoinpetent Draftsman, in most branches, Ad- | and. Store #: trot, between Gas Office and | SONGESIDE ae = . ; dress O. K., Star office. nit" | Medical Museum; rent $25. Inquire at premises. | RON RESIDENT DESIRES ME TO OFFER. IN T ANTED_UY A HESDRGTABUN © 0c = : = —__ | foested northwest, doing aor TW SAE Ee A RESPECTABLE COLORED WO: AOR RENT AFTER APRIL 1ST, THE STORE AT meee he NORTE: ei a Ms e101 con of 71 nd mn y | v= = + ye family, peferencen if required. AUNY | a ceed Uy Bene Ret Oe POSITIVERY GREAT BARGAINS IN SOME VA- al t northwest. [ tenant. E. A. MCINTIRE, S18 F atevet, m6-6t cant Lots; also, two new Houses, just in possession WANTED, RESPECTABLE WITTE WoMAN of, to Va sold at once. "Apply af hat F street tortuwest wishes a Situation t) cook, wash and iron for a pri- q 5 a 16-3 ate funilys owed reference i epurnire@. Call at 1100, _FOR SALE—HOUSES. (Jgor SALE-IMPROVED aND = 16th aiid B, streots noctliwest. ——— Properties in the different parts | Sood bargains among them. imb-lw R SALE— CHEAP — THE FINE CORNER fora store and dwelling, south- ce northeast; hus cellar, stable, seven rooms, hall, sas, bath room, Ke.; | JOR EXCHANGE FOR CNENCUMBERED IM- JT 2k" | newly papered and painted; one block north ot Lincoln | MY proved Washinton City Property two tracts of tin: WHITE GIRLA | Park, and three hiocks from. © ber Iand in Ohio, con! st Capitel street cars. J. OW. m6-6t Cailat | 713 20th street north: WE FANE, DESIRABLE | ness Property and Vacant Lots in Washingt | that will be exchanzed for real estate in Buflalo, New York, or Chic 2) wonthiy until paid. avenue. oH. wil be sold af a Darwin. S.J RISHER ® | 281m ATL! BARBER & CO., LeDroit Buildine. Set ars |S DID OPPORTUNITY.—BOOK AND STA- & SALE_HOUSE AND DOUBLE LOT; MOD. {S tionery business for wale; flue location; tea ern convener front: thems to suit: bes | established: reason for. other business: | Wi HOCERY, 9th and'L sed cheay. Address RS. ML, Star office. £72 : san JOR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—CIGAR STAND, A GREAT BARGAIN—A HOUSE. doin a Kood business, cheap for. cash, OF will ex er of the city, or will exchanae, for building lots in northwest section, “Owier nif St’ | leaving town. Address Box 49, Star office. £1318" | (O STORY BRICK W ANTED—{10 BUY LAND SCRIP. } cated, at rates which wil pay 10 per au £3790 and 3800 Additional Homestead Claims, B. H. WARN. rthwest. SALE-I HAVE SEVERAL GREAT 1 two sti id basement and back buis front hous s, nicely located and thor: 500 to $4,000. = desited, m4-3t Stoux Half-breed Scrip, ‘arr: Porterfield W Val iwarrants, ke, i Address or call TLL, room is, St. Cloud Building, W > Hance monthly PROFESSIONAL, ©, 0 Hours: Sam. to6 pei, Extabfished in: Washituceon, D.C., in 1861, Patronized by the elite of the world, | Fee, $1 per visit, for putting the feet in order. jalo RR. R. PARSONS, DUNTIST.—OFFICE AND Residence 428 “ith street nortliwest, over Bullan- | tyne’s Bookstore. Filling a specialty. ‘Tecth inserted on vuleanite and celluloid. Gas given for the painless extraction of teeth, day or nicht. Charges moderate. j7 ASDIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE A} werted immediately efter extracti natural tweth building, contaming 18 roots, with beaters a odern iniprovements. Over 8, 000 feet of hed, enclaved by a substantial brick wall. grgind vill be bie tenant, will be altered at very litt'e to Real Estate Agent. 434 ot., near Columbia Building. R SALE—A NEW HOUSE, NO. 1448 PEIRCE lace northwest, containing all modern unprove- ; sinall cach payment and monthly notes. A Im tt n With splendid success. Modern methods and skillin all | ROBBIN . ISLE Verinont ave. branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees, Dit. DON- 2, F AND EXCHANGE—LARGE AND | NALLY, 1521 F street noriiwest. = mall horses, in all parts of the Call or, send BROW RNAND URSO, PIANO TUNER AND REPATRER,, 1280 I street northwest, or “Box 712° City ice. Fe Post Of } + ; i RY BOUNTY | i Sj 7 = 4 08-6m"_ | 8, und all kinds of Gover 1 7 = = ae = ane fo a orth. © e hours, 9 | eee haat aa eos Ce | JRO SALE—CHEAL—TERMS $10 CASH AND $5 | a.m. Wik mudd pean to'T pine tome | | A amonthly, npttt pald—three Lots, 20 feet ¢ront by 618 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. won B etrcct between 10th and L1th nersheant, sia | ess, sewerse and pavement. Price $300 cach; D® ™ 4 canna; AN | J. WL STARR, 1429 New York avenue. mié-3t ee E'S, 490 Maine avenue sout re Ne ee = ~ eRe 1015 MT ET, ovale, wattrowes to tetaake, furniture tostagh; | WOK SALE FINE BUI LOT, SL PERS 7 Second door south from AMl Souls’ Church. «12 CEE EOS TULA —_9_| Mamnehunetts avenue, between 17th and Tath attects | PR NEISENLORN, DENTIST. 915 71H STREET | 4 TED—CARPETS TOCLEAN, WE DO NOT | nerthwest; ailey in rear. Apply at 310 rth. orthwest, Celluloid Teeth inserted per set, ané W WIILP Carycts. Our worn is done better and prices | West. ail operations on the natural teeth at reasonable prices, Jower than in any other evtablishent In Wasbluston. | Son —sije BEAUTIFUL LOT) FRONTING | P=TMuMe SU cents. s danig” falana avenue Ue A He CHACE® BHO., 616 Lon- | FU iiice: surects and resrvation, 6 cuts por foo | Pk DUKE, DENTIST, 71s 14TH STRERT NORTH: isinna av 6) | cash. Address Box 135, Star off | BD sent, Getwoen G street _aud New York. avenue. — Beautiful Sets of Teeth, $3; Teeth Filled, $1; Extracti Without Pain, 50 ets. ‘All Operations warratited. Jani) KT. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH ok on Tth street, between Hand 1, 'S Tea Store, cor- I, and greatly oblige the owner. | m7-2t* ENDING ME INFORMATION CON- C the whereabouts of Mrs, ADES. C, CHIP- MAN will be thankfully received. “Address M. J. CHIPMAN, Portland, Mich. m7-3t 914 F strect north wes F NEY IN HAND TO LOAN on REAL tate security. Changes moderate ALBERT F. FOX. 920 F street northwest. & BRO. HAVE MONE } } t je Loan on Real Estate and other approved Securi- | 25 rvave DETECTIVE AGENCY, = d 3 ETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 97IT ‘A GOLD HEap | Hesj Pateslow, and sums to suit, L103 P street ete strevt northwest. Reliable information furnished | miiwoly: eae ses 24 | in all cases: consultation free; will call at residence | : when requested; all business strictly conndential. C-E. | Fiinder. o15-5m ny Bet iE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE- £20-2m 513 SE Hable Clairvovant and A-trolocist. wives better Mover 20 LOAN, F srtisfaction in all afiatrs of life than any one in the fersion; tells the past, present aud future destiny advice and assistance on all mstters appertaining to | & xine, love and matrimony. ALL 1s Taxouse Catt. | Satisfaction given or uo pay. 2d street, above D street northy ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, 20th and F streets northwest. Consultation Rooms, 403 west. ay SPECIALTIES, are heated with steam; the rooms are new and. well, table is second none. Tran- yalfon "fii60 ad per days ently $i 900.385 and $40, SAFE DEPOSIT _CO.__ PEGE at ‘lvania avenue, SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR station ‘vineyard, Of 196 acres, nine miles ‘Foon water. Dees thong ot fhe ota ana Dror OF AMERICAN WINE CO. STREET NORTH- ee ‘st reasonable ter A) | W M. HEINER | ichment in America. Not that we doubt | ledge of the fact, but for fear that y WebpINe PRESENTS, EDUCATIONAL. ISS ALICE 8. GhORGR, READER AND Mi toctier oc Riocution, 110 Bast td-2w" —eeita {DGEWORTH SCHOO, 4 69 Paaxcuaw Stauer, ‘Capitol strwot. Ravtorour, Mp., TER, Pmixcrear Mrs. 4 EFEB Fnelish and French ine and Day School fi FOUNE ladies and little gigia. | The 19th annual wean bean in September. pees apply to the prin cipal. mi-\m OOKKEEPING IN ALU TTS DETAILS PRACTI- cally taught, laiies and geutiemen, day or evening; cable to any business, and terms’ very anc Est. nw. JUS. RADCLIFFE, Prof.” €3-11t. N SCHOOL OF ELocUTIO . AND DRAMATIC ART. MRS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK (of New York) ma ‘729 13th street northwest. (A SPANISiE YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ED- ¢& teation and references desires to sive instruction in Qykuigh privately moderate prices. Audres ANGELO, ~ 115-180" LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL GIVE Mi risernationa French Maat ae her an Cie nme poo a, os Alan, crening, ‘ and evening classes from 15th Fobruncy. SA etrect northwest. a FR SEMINARY, ISI. TSTREET NORTH: west. Ibis is aschool for the careful and #yate- jnatic traintng of both sexes. “The Thind “Tern levine February 14,” Special terms made with youns ladies oF gentlemen who wish .o purme one or bw branches, A clans tn Book-keeping from 34) 4\p.in. Tern rondere sir. Book are furnished. aly wp or addroa. ae abe, fS-lm 4.8. WILSON, Principal. S6COMMENT ON PARLE A PARIS RAPIDLY J acquired — Prof. Larroaae, A.M. Parisian teacher: qraduate of Sorbonne University, Barts Clansical and modern languages spoken, taucht transiated. 919 G stret northweet. Une ak capewe. AVE 1721 De SaLes Sr.. wer. Conn. AVE. AND ITom SYuKKr ‘NouTawest. Principal, J.P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo. Studies resummed September 26th, 26m CHEVREMONT (FRENCH TEACH: ner de I'Academie de Paris. Lessons pri- ines, at reasonable terms, Best of relor- . Address 1320 G street northwest, in ear of Mrs. DAVIDSON. ’ y ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AT TIMMS’ NEW HALLS. cor. 7th and Dnow. Bn recon D street. ‘Thirtecuth year. Piano, Onan, Molin, &e. | Twelve teachers. Pra OLB. BULLARD, Director. jadi" {IN JANUARY i Clams of all is pleasant, thorough, ation taught. ‘T ME. and practical moderate. Gall, or wend uatie and aidirers. MI V. PRUDHOMME, ISIS T etroet northwest ain MEE MESS AND ASSISTANTS — PRI- A Modern Lan. ce, Militut insane tn th f Addrwes, for SSAEUS, 1212 L street northwest. 1., ORGAN De snd VOCAL’ MUSIC. Iyntiners, 1s w. p TRACER OF PLANO. ticular attention te be- 11 as those wishing to be qualified for formers or Teachers, 734 12th street northwest. a-eo4n SSS AMY LESTE. OF BosTo: Vocal and Instrumental Music. K street northwest. SPENCERIAN BUSINESS — COLLEG BY Ninth and D strevte northwewt, cea atte: . TEACHER Addroan nat aus ite n ve hall in the handsomeedifier kuown the the United States ax LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. abd Eveniter sessions for Ladies and Gentlemen. Aud dausniers educated for real life. Students re ceived throughout the year. A pamphlet, contain au eloquent address to the students on *'Blenents « “by James A. Garfield: nino Tull information ing the College, will be rent free upon applica. y Bail. oF may be obtained at the College athien. C. SPENCER, Principal, MIS. SARA A. HENE SPENCER, Vice Principal. 2 oF N RS. 8.1. 'S BOARDIN SCHOOL FORK al Young Lacdtis West End Dosti New Haven. conn. Eleventh year. Superior facilities. Send for reular. ob ATIN, EK, MATHEMATIOS, NATURAL SCI- 4 chee aud Exulish, privately or in’ class. — Students Prepared for College and ccoup.titive examinations. Address, ‘AL JANU osm WwW INSTITUTE. A a Day. Vout Ladies and Children, re-cpens September 19, 1481. For cireulara apply tom. Z. D. BUTCHER and Mise MC. DOUG LAS, Principals, 1025 and 1027 12th ntreet worthwesto6 RIVATELY OR IN © 5 ATHEMATION Latin, eek, French. German and Enslix petal ‘attention to pweparation for Cillaee, Wed Pot, “Anuapolis abd ‘all competitive cxannationn Terms in advance. ss. FLYNN, A.M. a S.W. corner 8th and K street rarthi went. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PICHENBAC Mf various 1 prices. Wu ned Pianos. iim xireet, aby H P DAVIS & O¢ ALLE 5 ] I UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. WORLD RENOWNED AND UNBQUAL I ane re 425 Also, the Ceiebrat HARDMAN UPKIGHT PIANO, NEW SPALES FOR HOLIDAY HL. INEK, > a10-09 a Smee ann, WM. SHAEFFER'S SUPERB PIANOS, First-Class, Low Prices, erms Hacy. KER, “HCl Yih street northwest. At v. BE Tuning and Repairs, 33 HE STIEFF, THE KRANICH « AND other first-class PIANOS and ORG. at lowest prices and easiest terns. G. L. WILD & BRO., Sole Agents, 709 7th street northwest, near G. Pianos and Onrans for rent, tuned aud repaired. jad Ww. SHIRTS. SHIRTS, SHIRTS. E WANT TO REMIND YoU THAT WE SELL betier Shirts for the money asked than any other extab- your know Linieht not think Absert this (ittle reminder of it Just at the right time, we that MEGINNISS sod the Jy Mystery” Shirt for 78e when every one else asked $1.5) for the same quality, end it ie the same quality al! the ime. The good “"Myw tery” Shirt that you boushtot us 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7 or8 years ago for 75 Ceuts can be duplicated both in “quality and price to-day. r ‘The ‘*Mystery” Shirt is as good as any Shirt in Wash- unfinished, is only om. at sagg, and es ‘[tonpson's DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY ax MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIU! S16 F Street Northwest. NECKWEAR, FOOTWEAR, : HANDWEAR Reafy-made SHIRTS at following prices: Best ¥ a, uishet, 90c. imlvedl, ‘bc. DUBREUIL BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS GENTS’ FULNISHINGS. i112 F Srarer Norrawest, Waswixorox, D.C. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. Six Extra Fine Shirts to x Fine Shirts to order. mare 4 Hable HATTER, ix in his ine. New SILK We have just reccived a new supply of the cei brated JEWETT WATER FILTERS, .VANIZED ai with both Ga : PORCELAIN LINE 5 Seine Phe eens ola arene ot PY ‘T RATES OF INTEREST, ~- — ha s "o- Sree eee ae EG Fetreetnorthwest. | jady. Her clairveyant qosery, ate “nmrvelous, "333 | INSEL. TES sud TOLLE SETS, MOOSLECR ae SoRSroan aa GRENTC TASC ama = Panisylvanis avenue. Hours? to10p.ta. mi-3t" | NISHIN GOODS ee ie g 1 erty eens Eckel M =~, Rt. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY WILMAKTH & EDMONSTON, teate Hort between corner 13th and Gand 140¢G xine | ,4 have MONEY 10, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE in Wednesday and Saturday, from 2 to9w.m. Office, | nal 709 Maxer Space. hortlivest, containing a eum of money and papers; | Sunsof from $100 and upwards, at lowest rates of tn- Soins eon ete el ae eng, medica | wa ARE ABOUT YO INTRODUCE Honce auutex tho tinder will rocette shots meeatd ise | Changes moderata, No delay, esa srultations confidential ana cure ruatantent. Niend tite | A ‘A New Line of eal rete ward. . unde: = Ekghtecn years’ ex- : ~ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. | 916 F'strect northwest. | perience. aaa Sheet PORTABLE RANGES, sea EEA sett ‘ONEY TO LOAN, T]\o HER CUSTOMERS. — MADAM Dvpois, | y, Da ALE OR TO Kent cHEAP—rauw, erant | Makunew sult st lowest gn, approved real | “D'Great spiritualist Medium, cannot de any tiesries | We, ave, several a Pg Egy nen ee , we will sell at cost price till March It, in onder to make from Washington, one mile from Collese Sta- | estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, | this coming week, ou account of sickness. All lady | Tom for uew wack. Some HEATING. STOVES 1 gon Baltiwore and Washington turapike, contain. | © 126 1157 Pennsylvania aventie._ | friends call to see her at #21 9th street northwest. mao" | Toamfor new stock, Sowe MEATING STOVES still der poets beaetee comers Sante eae oo ae aoe | AG RS. HF. WRIGHT, | Gax Fortables, we have put them down at less than c jon rater. HF. x ae For particulars inguire of C.ENGEL, 029 Center Mar BOARDING. Miciarrorant ead neato Eazelchan, 220 Oth bias | Sea cniay eat eooaes Dengan daaleien igen. oi ket, Washington. D.C. mi-aw* | Se | ep gp JOR SALE—A SMALL FARM TWO MILES FROM RMANENT TRANSIENT AND DAYIBOARDERS ee ie EVENTS W. 8S. JENKS & 00., Pesce ast is eee accommodated at the M: ‘Houpe, corner ME, BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF den land, plenty of fruit trees, suitable outbuildin Sth and I streets northwest. Mrs. M. T. Se nee liana ree —— 120 ‘717 Sevexru Srneet Nouruwest. Sit sal cheep and on easy terms. Apply tod. V. N. | ALL wit in cents each. street, noe ~ > HUYCK, 1505, Pennsylvania avenue, (opposite north | (LINTON HOUSE, Tzu AND I STREETS. FIRST: a an W. BOTELER & SON'S entrance U.8, Treasury.) mitt Cass Table $18) Room ‘and Board. $23 to ..R. F. BERRY, MAGNETIC HEALER, (3! . HR RENT—MOUNT ALBAN, HALF. MILE | $25: location central; no liquors. W. 0. NAYLOB- laying on of hands) is at 1022 7th orth. LATEST IMPORTATION Ferg ea” deere omen, i et | 755 AE Fae | PTT EON - a lev . | FURNISHED _ ROOMS - | FHCCTOR J. B. GARDNER, LATE SURGEON TO shade, seclusion, beautiful scenery and excellent clans, at 221 East Capitol strect; aloo Table Board. | [the Urs uicord Hostal, Gat bese eaioN jae | ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA, borhood within new of the miS-6t" Nately, by letter oF in pervon at Falls Church, Faiztfax DINNER AND DESSERT SETS, ous AND BOARD, FIRST-CLASS. AT 316 ene hee +25 | CREAM AND BERRY SETS, Indiana avenue, $1. day. Also Board M.A. FRE! month. SARAH 5 nb aa M Mainetic Healer ahd Business Medinm. FINE CUT GLASSWARE 18 NOW ON EXHIBIT, TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME eee ee TT comforts than any botal in thacie Tie talk ae cus en EE Ls J. W. BOTELER & SON, Laroutxns or Carma, Grass, &c., nt 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.