Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON that of all the ether daily papers here added toxether. change. Advertisements, orders for tee verse by mat end otherwixe, news, or any information or business fan be rent day oF night, free of chance. ‘The leaders and managersof both the republican {and democratic parties appear to be looking ‘ground just now for Issues upon which to fight the coming congressional campaign. The vexatious questions growing out of the rebellion are, hap- pily, well nich settled, and the country, as a ‘Whole, 13 In the enjoyment of peace and pros perity. Politics has become a minor consideration With the people, and the party manogers are Shrewd enough to comprehend that tt will be no easy task to arouse the masses this year. Quiet Dut serious conferences have been held by the Yeaders of both parte; in Congress, of lite, at ‘Which the perplexing subject of how to shape and @irect the congressional canvass was discusa-d; but Relther party has yet deciiled upon a plan of Battle. There was probably never, in the history @f the country, a greater lack of political issues than exists at present. The tariff 1s regarded as Father dangerous, by both parties, because of the ‘Wide difference of opinion concerning ft inthe Fanksof each. The looseness of party ties makes the political bosses uneasy, for they cannot fore- See what divisions and dissenstons may arise from Joeal issues. In fact, {t 1s not improbable that the political comp! of the next House may be de- termined by questions of state or local Interest en- Grely. In the absence of national issues to hold Parties to their lines, it 1s natural for minor or Wocal questions to be pushed to the front. In North Carolina, for example, the Iquor question Promises to cause divisions in the Conzresstonal ight, while in Georgia there will, from present In- ications, be a number of Independent democratic candidates. Upon the whole it looks asif this might be a year of uncertsinty in polities. ~~ or It is understood that Mr. Neal, chairman or the District committee, will call up the bill for the Improvement of the Potomac flvts in the House on Monday. Every consideration connected with the interests of the pubile demands thet this measure ghould recetve early attention and favorable action at the honds of Congress. The plain as Proposed embodies the best thought of the ablest and most reliable enzincering talent In the service of the government. The work 1s to be done by government or under government supervision, and the results will be for the benefit of the whole People. T fs no job In it, either for specu lators, contractors, or for claimants to the land to De reclaimed or made by the improvement. Members of Congress are moreover as deeply in- terested in the proposed work as the people of Washington can be. The leading object In view fs tq improve the sanitiry condition of the Bational capital, the accomplisiment of which @esideratum will bring with 1t, Incidentally, better navigation of the river, and additional at- tractions in anesthetic point of view. When to these advantages !s added the fact that the land Feclatmed or made by the prop improvenent ‘Will be Worth more in the m«rket than the cost of Making It, tt fs not easy to sce how any one can honestly oppose the bill. But, whatever Congress Proposes to do should be dene at once. It would be littie less than criminal to let another season go by without beginn!ng the much needed work. Notbing 1s now ty be gained and much may be lost by delay. —____—__<¢e—____ It tssatd that the House committee on commerce are getting ready to report a river and harbor bill the proportions of whieh greatly overshadow past Measures of this character. It will require, ac- cording to the report of those who profess to have made inquiries about this forthcoming bill, about $15,000,000 to meet the demands of members for ‘thetr share of river and harbor appropriations this Year. With an appropriation of such an amoung some of the little stre: gtended ought to be rade navigable; but the estion is, will the MM MM MMMM MMM t TOOMMM Sss8 + co MMM fs for which the money Is | @) jt For s quarter of 3 century or moro HOSTFTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has been the reining apecific for Indixestion, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, a Loss 0 Phgricel Stamina, Liver Complaint »nd other disorders, mpdhas been most emphatica'ly indorsed by medical een ass health and strength restorative. It counter- fetee ten tency to prematuro decay, and sustains and ‘comforts the aged and infirm. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally. = Lo FOR THE RED SIGNS AND THE GREAT SALE OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING, 723 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Special bargains in MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS this week. We have about 100 men's all wool CAS- BE and CHEVIOT SUITS worth $16 to $18, will | On for $10, tf wecan fit you. Never sucha pe yourself and boys as Low. at ‘We, SEVENTH STREPT NORTHWEST, between @ and H streets. Man's, 14 Children’s SUITS at lees than ee cotetmament ee ae W WOODWARD & LOTHROP, WwW () %1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921 (/) 0 0 D D W COLORED DRESS GOODS. ‘We shall open A. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL lore, R A magnificent line of [D JLLUMINATED BEIGES AND CAMEL'S HAIR FOULE, In an elegant assortment of Shades and Mix- tures, ever before offered at the price we shall piace upon them, 68 CENTS PER YARD. We ask an examination of these by all in search of a handsome fabric, ata very Feason- able price. On>= & L SILK DEPARTMENT. BLACK SATIN ——— Mi rior quality, worth $1.25 per TA agers fie pices chp par Fs ‘this price they will not inst ‘jong. L O ° TT ° Rk O P O MOURNING DEPARTMENT. P A fow pieces 45-INCH NUN'S VEILING, Good quality, AT ONLY 50 CENTS PER YARD, EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. ALL OVER HAMBURGS, 21 and 42 inches wide. In addition to our splendid assortment of CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES, ( We offer a few choice O ALL OVER HAMBURGS, (CD) BPecially desirable for Over-dresses, Yokes, Insertings, &c., in ubove widths. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 921 Pexwsrivata AvENUE. 1D a > So R R Y Y G 0 O D D Sos E STABLISHED 1840. SEATON PERRY, (Successor To Perry & Broruyr.) LATEST FRENCH NOVELTIES. ALL THE CHOICEST EFFECTS. ALL THE LATEST TINTS. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. CORKECT PRICES, ILK TEXTURES, LYONS AND SURAH SILKS, LOUISINE SILKS, FOULAKD 3. SUMMER SILKS, KHADAMES, MOIRE FA SCAISE, MOIRE PEKIN, ADAM NADINES. PARASOLS J AND SUN UMBRELLAS. Just opened an elegant stock of COACHING and SYKEED PARASOLS. ALL THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES. EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES “A SPECIALTY.” FR-An early inspection will repay all persons in search of ‘‘oHOICE GooDs." §27~ Plain figures and correct prices. SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING, a8 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strest. GHorrt NG BY MAIL Is no longer a necessiiy in Washington. as the Merchants generally are keeping larger and better Stocks, and, as far as we ure concerned, it gives us pleasure to say that the public have appreciated our efforts to secure the latest and most desirable goods in the market. Syecial attention has been given to the selection of Shades for Combination Suits, and we enoffer all the New and Sty.ish Materials in Wool Goods, with Silks to match. PANISH LACE AND IN GREAT VAKIETY. NADINES AND VELVETS. LES—ALL COLORS. BROCADE SILKS, PEKIN MOtK SATINES IN THE } PARASOLS AND SU 1 1HE CELEBRAIED MAKERS. F2- Ose Puce. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 819 PI SYLVANIA AVENUE. N. B.—Tho Best is the Cheapest. 8s LAGER BEER, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.'S MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT. SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT, 122% TWENTY-NINTH STREET N.W. §27 Telephonic connection. aps ts && NNN A && NNN AA tik NNN AAA & ks NNN AA ESE NONN ARMY AND NAVY WHISKEY. PERFECTION, $4.50 per gall. $1.00 per bottle, C. WITMER, PROPRIETOR, a8 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N EW BOOKS. Outline of Primitive Belief among the Indo-European Races, by C.F. Keary. ‘China and the United States, by William Speer. Covenant Names and Privileces, by. Hichara Newton, Hugh Miller's Works reduced from $16 to $8. ae, Saspe According to Matthew Explained, by Dr. lip Sebo Bits frou Blinkbonny, or Bell of the Manse. WAL! BALLANTYNE & SON. aT 428 Seventh street, Pianos WHICH HAVE BEEN USED, One T-octave F, Gabler Piano. Qne T-cotave Cajckering } Piano. Que 6%,-cetave Knabe & Co. One Gie-ectave Bacon fi He-cotave Bacon & Hoven. ‘Several Upright PIANOS from $150 to $250. For sale upon easy terms at the Wareroouis of W. G. METZEROTT & CO., Soe AGENor ror Sreinwax's Praxos, 28-3t 925 Pennsylvania ave., between 9th and 10th sts, EW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY, “YORE CROWDED WITH EAGER BUYERS. BARGAINS IN FIRST CLASS CLOTHING. BARGAINSIN MEDIUM CLOTHING. BARGAINS IN WORKING CLOTHING, - ar ‘WBE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, AT 90 Sevestu Sraxer Nozruwesr, between G and H. J. H. SMITH, can take Yager Phe Friends, Views of Mounts! in Scenery, ses. Just tho artic’e for Household Use or ‘Trips, as it uses the prepared new and easy dry Price, complete, with everything, only mateur Photographer,” with specimen ING TACKLE DEPOT, wuia avenue, Washington, D.C, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS. 1878. ‘The most popular Swarr Cmocouate in the market, Itis nutritious and palate ble; a particular favorite ‘with children, and s most excellent article for family use. The genuineis stamped S. Gzxma, Dorchester, CHOCOLATE. CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE. — Mass.-Boware of imitations. CHOOOLATE. GUCCOLATE. Sold by Grocers every: OLATE. where. Chovor RTE: HOCOLATE. W. BAKER & CO.. NFY STOCK ‘Chotce ti NECKTIES v1 muniNo SHIITES aaa eunS aie J AS DRAW ts, aa KAW IRS; plain and fancy LISLE und W. 8. TEEL, a 935 Pennsylvania uvenue, F LORIDA ORANGES! FLORIDA ORANGES [ A very fine lot recei Re from Plaine ae ved to-day, direct the grove, ELPHONZO YOUN Gs, Gnocen, a8-1t, 2c2p 504 9th street, between E and F. INE STOCK CLOTHING AT SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania Avenue, Best Blue Flannel (Midd'esex), Men's, $10 and $12; Houths', $10 and $12; Boye’, $8: Children’s, short pants, and Light colors ‘soni in beautiful shades. Sto ‘Derbys aud Light Col- Nice stock ranging from $1.50 BSeaie seo "Bat aAD Ss “Shoe cant bs D3, FAIL, TO VISIT MoLEOD'S STUDIO, | $.Vernon Row, corner Fenna. ave. and 10th ‘st. ‘And see the woudlorful fal drawinis jogs oy pupils in Pears Craio, the only perfect mechanical system taught. ‘The pad juced has caused unscrupulous persons to try and imitate it, This be obtained from Mn. ANGUS Mo- BEOp in this ciiy: snd bes uo soumectics Ge oy Srenty-five cent toys. Porfect satisfaction ausured every N= STORE eye ones STOCK NEW 1928 NSYLY. NIA ves fest manuloetarers of a reg York and ciber eastorn cities, “Will be (Sag, and every pair ‘warren 1 aestee fo ONE PRICE ONLY. re TLS LUCAS Hag, Bi REMO’ auyrit gn ment, where _No. 1221 F street northwest, WATTANS A. is 5 sem een COMMIS- fered Jow for TAxLon & HUFTY, is 2 ate x So mS my PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are now offering the greatest inducements in a variety of SPRING WRAPS, AND OTHER SEASONABLE GOODS, CONSISTING OF SILK AND SATIN DE LYON GARMENTS FOR COOL DAYS, SATIN RHA- DAMES, ELEGANT RAGLANS, EXQUISITE CAPES, CHILDREN’S STREET WRAPS, JACKETS, SACQUES, IN THE LATEST STYLES, SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES. AMONG OTHERS THE CHILDREN'S HAVELOCKS, WITH AND WITHOUT SLEEVES. FINE FLANNEL SUITS FROM $8.50 UP. SPRING ULSTERS, GOSSAMER WATERPROOFS. TO-DAY ‘We begin our presentation of EASTER PLACQUES, one to be given with each purchase, None like them ever ecen here, | TIT A ¥Y ¥L 00. RRR a T A YYL OORR 8 ft a A ¥ LLL 00 RE bikie * HOR OU OU FFF TTT HG oF T HHH U U EF OT HoH U UF Tr 26 HOH uD F T . koe WEDDINGS. M. W. GALT, BRO. & OO. JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Engrave Wedding Invitations, Wedding Announce- meuts and Visiting Cards in the approved styles. They display a choice col'ection of RICH JEWFLRY, the newest pettern- of SILV!R FORKS AND SPOON. NOY SILER PLATED T. variety, TABLE CUTLERY, iC. SSES, BRONZE PANELS, POTTERY, &e., especially approvriate for wedding gifts. a6 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Kass PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Continuation of KING'S PALACE SPRING OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS until further notice, to obit lie who had not the oppor‘unity to inspect our elegant display. We shall continue our opening with new and additional attractions as they arrive by the European steamers. We will sell the balance ot our beautiful and extensive stock of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Plumes, Laces, Silks, Tipe, Satina, Kid Gloves and Straw Goods, trimmed and untrimmed, for Ladies, ‘Misses and Children, in every shaye, style and quality; also Fichus, Searts, Handkerchiefs and Lace Caps at Prices that defy competition. Allin need of Millinery Goods will do well to call at KING'S PALACE, 814 7th street, before purchasing, as we shail carry through the whole season the larzest, the most select and fashionable and the best quality of goods, and we guarantee a saving of 25 per cent on all purchases made at KING'S PALACE, 814. 7th street northwest. ‘The largest Kétail Millinery in the United States. KID GLOVES—Our creat drive in Kid Gloves. Spo- cial sule of a job lot of Kid Gloves just received. 2 dozen real Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves, at 75c., worth $1.50 per pair. 3434 dozen elegant 3 and 4-button Kids, at65c. per pair, worth $1.25. 12 dozen Lavender and Black Lace Kids, at 75e. per pair, worth $1.50. 100 dozen elegant 3-button Kids, at 75¢. per pair. 80 dozen 4-button Kids, at $1 per par. 50 dozen of the finest Lisle Thread Gloves, from 370. to 50c. per pair. Do not miss your chance, and don't neglect to attend the famous Spring Opening as our patrons and the pub- KING'S PALACE, aps ¥ISSEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. NEw DEPARTURE. ‘The well known firm of HOLLANDER BROS., 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Takes pleasure in informing their many patrons and customers that they have added to their now well equipped store a branch devoted entirely to MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ READY MADE CLOTHING. The goods will be made up from the finest domestic WOOLEN, GCHEVIOTS, CASHMERES, etc., from the beet houses of the land. Spring Suiteand Spring Overcoats made and finished according to the latest fashion. ‘This departure is made necessary by the many de- mands made upon us by customers, HOLLANDER BROS., 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 1 a4 et 4 nh 4 Sal it Rd “ “ @. T. KEEN, Wg it q TAILOR, i it it a ml NINTH STREET. n 4 i “a WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR _RENT—OFFICES. EDUCATIONAL. Wit mean isc er Tae “Al an Drsaree 2 = im the shop. Apply st ‘ANTRD_FOUR COMPETENT SALESLADIES; hands needa apply. a L. BLOUT. nO 1th northwest. (Woietnt women goo ae 2 aur see c | Kee Maire work.” Must be. well reconsinended. Salta sai Corcoran street. ie ot a grote eaner a 16 AND i8 YEARS store; must come weil recom- CAR en at al Binremsoct ANTED_A cane WHITE MAN FOR vse 1724 Tetrect orthweet ay Ga ANTED—A GOOD DRESSMAKER, AT 1413, L Ww fund Vermont evenuey also aa Apprentices taal wew well. baad ‘ANTEDA FEW COMPETENT MANILLA Ww id Cl ‘M. WILLIAN'S, 907 Peunsyivanieararace APY ae WANTED 4 COMPETENT WOMAN_TO COO ference retuned hea dee oe |e feren eee eee Mayes hort oppunite Willand's Howie ate WANTED = aS SALESMAN. STATE where last 4 amount of salary, with reference.” Address Bey 123. otar office, 6-30 WARTED 20 LABORERS: WAGES. $1-35, PER railroad Also. Fenced. on aio Foren Apply: | puter gt Bowie ee ED SERVANTS TO GO SOME Rei aera aay street northwest. c. E. PRI Paick Bo. Mi ANTED A FIRSTCLASS BUSHELMAN, AT We BERGLIN¢ eet cet n. Ws n6-3t" Wiad COMPETENT WOMAN, TO COOK, jash and iron and doeneral housework. Apply 509 Maple avenue, Le Droit Park. Heferences re- aurea Wistpee FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS ona Farm. Appi; FULTON'S Loan Office, 314 9th street northsrest a6-2W WANTEDIA QOMPETENT DRAFTSMAN AND Specification Writer to go North; must be a gentle- man by instinet witha Pleasant address and ite. Apply to WM, G. HENDERSON, 617 hab- th. street ? ane ‘BED AGETOY: COOKS, WE aa ae” AR SaeR = ished FE i 08 and Sate rai of 926 F street northwest. * we fy furnlaed: wate eR FRONT hey te on the eame at 1220 a8 R SsSaee UNFURNISHED PARLORS; F cr Ee story for, ; ail modern Diy at Lilo Ketroct noxtiwests e BRENT SEPARATE NT, FOUR UN- TENEMENT ‘second floor; ‘hot and cola eink ande cect. ‘Reterensescxensnsed. Adults ferred. 912 Massachi Peeters jusetts avenue at Call | — POE RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS—FOR Gentlemen in anew Use of bath. Ap- Bly at 1446 Pierce Vath and 1sthand T streets, Foe! —l IRABLE ROOM! 420 10TH J ey | or Sureruasbet; privi- loge of housekeeping. Also, Summer Residence. | 1t* eS ah Se —s RENT—OFFICE ROO! NEW, ‘ihe cone FOR -RENT—STORES. JC ENSINGTON ant NEEDLEWORK AND DOO rative Ent teught and lvthstreet. fernen Kow, Pennsylvania svenne na EES TRISH Sd EN LESSONS. —N.B.—M"LLE VV. HOMMECS Ke-tdence removed to 1323 & 3 ® QR RENT — THE THE, STORE, DWELLING AND srepsuintsn foc tessa taal sow enviar al xtares ml rant now on Cigar store opposite. Tm R RENT—1630 lara STREET NORTHWEST, Be oe cence ae Dairy, Hardware, fire cre Barber, Undertaker, &c. winaulre ‘of the owner, next door, BR RENT—A SUITE, PARLOR AND BEDROOM. | 4 o'clock ‘WM. CLABAUGH. wae PAE rg Rie hg ae eee re RENT_STORE, CORNER TWENTIETH AND iheat Gay obec eee paicecee| AC Eos aacuenes oasis eg feed apply. if Mest” | COM & O0., corner 20th an west. abt —FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH PRIVI- KR RENT_STORE ‘TH STREET ae of Hehe Rousckespine: fy acinite oul: ever: Figen stable jn the rear. | Inauire of exchanged. Appiy to 943 T street northwest. KT, BROWNING, Colunibia Law dine, St Gonventent to two lines of care. m28-lm*~ | Street, between D and E northwest. 0-3. IR RENT—ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- ments at 1027 Vermont avenue, near McPhi ‘Square, single or ae suite; ern exposure; erate fires, ke. Person southern, eastern and west- m25-15t* FOR RENT—HOUSES. R RENT_FRAME HOUSE—FOUR ROOMS AND Fixicien at 2115 10th streot, near Boundary. Key at Fe RENTTA NICELY ¥ FURNISHED, HOUSE OF Foums, with beth and ail modern conven: Tent in advance: pleveatt neighborhood. 3 1627 northwest, JOR RENT $20, PER MONTH, A NIOE 3. oar and bavement brick: central ; rooms; gas in each water in kitchen; iy 4th stn. Ww. apriys at itis'd oe ‘Key next door south. 3 R RENT—FURNISHED—A DESIRABLE AND well Furnished House, on Coreoran street; contains iBine rooms: all modern umprovements, Rent $75. B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest, aw (OR RENT_122 D STREET NORTHWEST, A three-story Brick House, with ten rooms: ali modern ferences ex¢ doth es improvements; it d order. rir ier Key at store next door. Be WARNER, 916 F street ‘north: Fa eT anon | fe improvements, newly repelred, with erable, out: | Sis rovelnente, aewiy, repaired. wi ie, baldins, shrde, ke? coruer New York avenue, ist streets’ northwest. Kent $55. CHAS. SHREVE, Tis 7h street northwest. a3. WANTED_SITUATIONS. W'NTED-3r A YOUNG LADY A SITUATION ‘a8 cook, washer and ironer; recommendation can begiven. Apply at 725 3d street northwest. it WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW A Situation as cook or laundrese: no objection to going in the country;; the best of refereuces. Address ox 1, Star office. it* Wann AN ENGLISH WOMAN, WHO lost her baby, to go out as a wet nurse, or could take home a bab e is strong and healthy and re- ectable. Apply at 427 Netroet northwest. —_a8-3t* FoR RENT—HOUSE 1636 COLUMBIA STREET, between 9th and 10th and P and Q streets north: west, eight rooms ana bath; rent, $25 per wah! quire on the premises. OR RENT — EIGHT NEW HOUSES a Vv street northwest, near 13th street; 6 rooms each: all conveniences; rent low to wood tenants. Apply, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street northwest. 28-3t OR RENT_F SHED—A VERY COMMODI- OUS House of 18 rooms, with extensive grounds, on the heights of Georgetown: the owner is about to leave for urope, and will rent to acareful tenant at » Ferepaahle trios til the fall of 1883. Apply to THOS. E. WAGUAMAN, 917 F street northwest. aco wan ‘D—BY A COLORED GIRL A SITUATION todo weneral housework in a small family: can give good recommendations, Apply at 1529 Vermont avenue, between Rhode Island avenne and Q street. 1t” —BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A BITUA- ANT! ‘Winn as narea, inva fanntly goine to tatore. “speaks Prgpeh “Addsoa raree, ins family gol pe. Sp for three days Box 5, Star office. WANTED—ROOMS. NTED—BY A GENTLEMAN A FUBNISHE Room where no questions will be asked. Address, stating terms, A. I. 8. Star office, itt R RENT-LARGE FURNISHED a = House: shady, garden, fruit and ice, Apply at 17 Tith street northwest. R RENT—IX-ROOM BRICK HOUS! nd water, 803 N street northwest, Inquire. 7th and L streste, over drug store. FOR SALE—LOTS. For SALE—THREE BUILDING LOTS, (20uns cach) at 75 cents per foot, until the 15th only. AML eld ‘erms surrounding lots are Jat fi to $1. 275 per foot. start Business,” 2 at" ghe-third cash. Address Fe SALE—THE BEST LOCATED V vaca 1oT in the city on which to build French Fate: also lot 95 by 99 fect, sonth and east fronte. all treet | STEIGEE & LIEDENMANN. 118 N avenue, R SALE CHEAP—BEAUTIFUL LOTS, MASSA- chusetts avenue, 6th and C sts., 6,000 square feet, and one Maryland aye., 6h and G sta, 25,000 square feet; both fronting Stabton equare, “Inquire at 404 91h strect northwest. = mie 1m" BUILDING LOT, 31 FEET 7 inches, by 133 fect 6 in on the north side of Massachuretin avenue, between 17th and Tsth ettvcts Rorthwest; alley in rear. Apply at 310 ¥ street porth- ms a INVESTME T— BUILDING 'S on proposed c bin. northwest wecti ‘Tth street. ‘OR SALE-ON FOLLOWING TERMS: $10 CASH monthly, twenty beautiful Buiiding Lots, at situated on tth street, between B and 0 id. on C strect northeast.’one block north of Eihcoth ark, and ee oa from East Capitol street S ‘ ALE. STERED JERSEY COW, FRESH. Apply at 700 E street southeast, JR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT Piano, used but three monthe; handsomely tinished rosewood case; rich 'y carved legs and ly: neuding cover and stool; for $17); cost $400; owner must sell. rie bag CHAUNCEY J. KEED'S Piano ‘Warerooma, Ni street northwest, succeseor to Sidne: Pe Nimmo, R SALE — $160 WILL BUY A RICHLY FIN- ished rosewood case 7-cctave Piano, square, grand scale; pearly new; a sacrifice to an ‘immediate py chaser; can be seen at CHAUNCEY J. KEED'S Pi Warercoms, 433 7th street. aS-6 FOE SALE-ONE Gi MASON & HAN. Cabinet Oreunt good ae. new. Also, other Organs yerplow na sold on easy payments, CHAUNCEY -D, 433 7th etreet northwest. a5-6t" NEW _7-OCTAVE p' R RENT—THAT VERY CHOICE FOUR-STORY Brick House, 1400 16th street, near Scott statue; all cece improvements; 10 rooms, Inquire st 734 17th street. Rent, $40. a7 Im (OR RENT—THE LARGE THREE-STORY BI Dwelling, No. 3142 M street, Georzetown, over Craig & Juckson’s Dry Goods Store; price §25. Ap} to CRAIG & JACKSON, ab MILY OF THREE WANT tivo OF thts tooras in 8 good neighborhood, with privileges of light housekoeping; terms, moderate. Ad- ‘dress W. a7-2t* ANTED—TO PURCHASE A HOUSE WITHIN three squares of the Patent Office. Addresa, stat- ing lowest cash price, LAND OWNER, Bitar office. WANTED 10 RENT OR BUY, STX OR nee Room Honse, located between th and lothstrects and Pennsylvania ‘and New York avenues; bet terms for cash.” Addzess, particulars, HOUSE, Biar, of- ce. W4ANTLD—A GENTLEMAN OF RESPONSIBIL- ity wishes to rent a completely furnished house in the country for the summer. Address, with fullest par- ticulars, Hl. W. tar office, V ANT eae HOUSE, WELL wee oreash customer. Apply’ to B. H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest, 46-3t WASTED-BY 15T OF MAY—SIX OR SEV room House, with modern improvements; good neighborhood, in’ northwest portion of the city. Ad- ross, with particulars, Lock Box 8, Smithsonian Tnstl~ uutiOr ie ___ WANTED— -BOARD. Wwe TANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Pojrd in a private fanuily, within half, hour's ride py roll of city; wive locality, terms per week and month for first-class ‘accommodations. Address WINCHES RK, Star office. 26-3t* WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS V yANteD ant eat oS TH EMAN | -RESIDING £4 port Creny Oe very other day. AMI Bagxy a port.on of Star office. WaANzED—A HEAUTHY KITTEN, FOR WHICH a Liberal prige wiil be paid agood change for the boys. Address, stating age, color and size, K. A. T. Star office. we ANTED—UFH)LSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- scription, “Mattrewes renovated by rarified ete G Mea new. A. H. GHAGE & BNO. f next Gity Boot Oftes, 38 We’ NTE A. ¥FIRE-PROOF wea IN GOOD RE- pair, medium size, standard make. Address, stating price and where it can be ecen, Box 92, pos ote Wir HIRE A LATHE AND POWER, OR Lathe without power. I want one that will swing about twelve inches. Address W. W. GILES, i611 Gth street northweat. 26-31 ANTED ABLE INSTRUOTION IN Fees mpcaition ion, in exchange for a clear exposition of tonaccent \ctples relating to the most successful Isthed of pursuing bappineos: Address Box 28, Star ANTED— SOLDIERS’ MILITARY ROUNTY Wariguts, Poldiers’ Additional, Homestead Clatmna and all aas ernment Land Serij lh highest cash tates wt beace Wit. SOHN | 2 STON, Attorney-at-Law, Le Droit building, corner 8th F btreets, Jai6-: Wises TO CLEAN AND STEAM St RICE'S, 400 Maine avenue southwest; feathers to renovate, mattresses to remake, furniture to steam; the oldest and best concern in the city. ANTED >TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN = BEALL, Room 4, 1420 New York avenne, is a Com (or Every State and Territory, U. ioner, Examiner and, Notary. FE RENT—A SMALL HOTEL OR BOARDING- house, centrally located. Will be rented furnished or unfurnisbed So gped. 3 rooms ; all convenien- ces. Apply to B. H. STE WARNER, B16 F strcor northe POR RENT FURNISHED NEAR ‘DU PONT CIRCLE.” A medium-sized new Residence, handscmely furnished. ‘Will be rented to a desirable tenant, at a greatly reduced Price, until October next. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. between 14th and 15th and 8 and T, and baxément house, $25 per month: possi April Ist. Apply to V McvULLOUGH, Dealer, bi1 Now Jersey avenue. (OR RENT—A LARGE MANSION OF 22 ROOMS, in firet-class order: beautiful grove; Columbia Heights, 14th strect and Boundary northwest. Ap- FITCH, FOX & BROWN. 29-2. VOR LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS OR MORE A HAND- some, large, partially furnished corner House; eleven rooms, three bay windows, ce'lar aud furnace oven grates, Pance, speaking tubes; on T street north- Bent; pure air. For terins and locality address Box 155, w2l-m VOR RYNT—ON MODERATE TERMS—A LARGE well-furnisned house, in a very desirable neighbor hood. Army or navy applicants preferred. Address by tter to B. F.G., 1225 N. Y.ave. mll-1m’ }OR RENT. 1722 H, 12r0oms, hard 0930 finished. $83 »65. bk 20:00 2139 H et. : “ba tat Hopkins st ..... 18.00 2120 Hr at Uk 8 re 20. 0012132 Pi 215.00 Cor, 27th&T, ble & ste 215.00 905 23d st. 12-00 VOR SALE—A FINE BAY MARE, SEV ol1, sound and gentle; can be ‘seen at Dow Stables, 1013 17th street northwest. 8. B LADD, 5th street. JFROR SALE—PRICE, $50. ou, built by Joyce: to be seen at Cook's biea, 13th and £ streets northwest. Fe SALE—A BARGAID suitable for ladies or childre cewill stand without Itching. ivery Stable, K, bet. 12th and 13th sts, OR SALE-THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF A 14 room House; rooms all rented; house can be re- tained; excellent neignbornood: near departments aud he Address Box 39, Star ollice, id sound. tS Stables, 1019 17th north: a7-3t Fe SALE_A LOT OF SECOND-HAND LUMBER for sale cheap at HAVENN&! Street northwest. FR: SALE—LARGE VARIETY OF THE LAT style ight Carri new and second hond: also, Phetone, Suries and village Carts. | Hey the nestest manner. “JOHN AM.” ¥O Fe SALE—AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE—A handsome $1,000 Parlor Square Grand Bradbury Fiano, made for s party in this ¢ dy the richest aud most elexant style ' to be one of the finest Pianos ever bro Byill be sold to a cash purchaser for 0 Stool and cover. | Appl ‘MO'S New Piano Wareroom, aT-6t 519 Tih street northwest. OR BAT RE BARGAIN—A SPLENDID 7 Octave ood Case Upcixht Peano, ‘but litte Used, for only $150 cach. Cost orieinaily Apply at P NIMAMO'S New Pinuo Wareroonse a7-Ot 519 7th street northwest. BR SALE. NEARLY NEW HARNES Wiup, Hitching Strip and Weisut, Price $10 for all. Can be seen at JaCOBS & HAUNS', 111 F street north- west, ay 6-St JOR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN-NEW, It ‘wood case Piano, carved lees, Acraffe improve- ment, $200, part payment: a discount for all cash owner leaving the city. Caa be ecen at 1139 10th street, between L and M. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Ok SALE—-VERY CHEAP, WITH IMMEDIATE possession, new corner Brick Store and Dwelling. Ferme to suit purchaser. J. W. STARR, 1429, Now York evenue. Fe SALE—A VERY STYLISH SADDLE AND Dering, Horee, half thor: ——, young, sound Also, coimbiued Saddle and ‘Driving Hove, Food inker — a any one “roe ive oe ‘ oung Horse, 16 hands highs very heavy, only st forslow work; eheap. enu ble 14 Pennsylvania avenue norili- 3-60" OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—A ES ick House; near O «treet line of cara in the north- ae cost $1,500, and wiil be sold for $950 cash. E. A. McINTIRE, 913 F street. ab-3t Foe SALE—20 HEAD OF HORSES, aust AR- rived from the west; also two span of two Coupe Horses and two Saddle Horses. At 3ii a ‘street DRAMATIC ART. Oto eR SREEDN BERGE MACK (Of New York),-739 13th street uw, m24-1m ROFESSOR ALEX. DE WOLOWSKIS NEW Piterbod for sine ‘and Piano, shortost and bests faving years of practice lor, ‘at 807 11th m2i-lm for operas, concerts and strect morthwert, between Hand ie ein > a or in “Cine Mathermatien, Latin, French, German and English. estat oe aration for Col'ece, Wes: Point, Anuapolis and all eam. comer 8th ana K streces north wort. Petitive examinations. Terms in w/ivance. ‘A PATENT HAS BEEN ISSUED TO AP. GRAIG, Ais M street northwed for a vex tuetiiod of pro. ncing a «trong picture, Lnetructs the art at ber residence. X USICAL ACADEMY, 2721 Dk SALES ST.. wer. Conn. avR. AND ITrat Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, lus, Doo. Studies resumed September 26th, nom MADAME M, CHEVREMONT (FRENCH TRACH- er), Diplomee de I'Acadense de Pacis, Lessons pri- vate and in dinason, at reasonable terma. Best af neler: “aiiks ‘Address realdence 7d 12h street boctiwesk. m2 ona giv mil im 2.3; MUSSAEUS AND, ASSISTANTS — PRI vately and in Clase.—Ancient and Modern Lan- kuares, Mathematios, Prapaiation for Collece, Military and Scientific Schools. Ladies’ German Clacses in the Morning; evening classes for venticmen. Addresn, fof circulars, F, MUSSAEUS, 1212 L stzeot northwest. Ms. AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER of Vocal and Instruinental Music. 'Addross 944 K street northwent. a3 Sage ERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Cc oRNER Ninth and D strest« m upies it new ani jivehal nthe beedeoneetty joo krtown thrust ihe ‘nited States as LINCO! HALL BUILDING, Day nd Evening Sessions for Ladies and Gentlemen. "Sone \_dauchters educated for ret = Students re ved thronchout the year. el et, contain the inte ‘on ne Senoat oy ¥. SCH EL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO. and VOCAL’ MUST BOARDING SCHOOL FOR . West Rnd Institute, New Haven, Year, Superior {acilities, see’ 38 i) ATHEMATICS, NATURAL SOF * irivately or in cles, Stedents repared for College and competitive e Address A. JANUS, 04-80 Columbia: Covers, IATE INSTITUTE. —A Boarding and Day ‘School for Young ‘Ladies snd au T-VERY LOW TO A DP RAT’ EB TEN: Bnt, eichtoen eres, well watered; dwellin ; house and out-buildings; about one mile from thi= ety. STLIGER & LIEKER MARS. 1418 New York venus A Farm, three miles from city, containing reventye Uiree acres, with larze dwelling hone and barn, Am abundance of “excelient water; a variety of fruit and shade trees; sheds and stalls for twenty milk cown, Apply at 1004 N street northwest. ad-108 WOR SA HAT, DFSIRAR PROPERTE. known as den,” belong to of the fe Mar-hall Bi ated in Ww ht about three miles fri the couteal part of tho-clty, mad froutiny on 7th street ros. ‘This furtn contains one hundred and eighty -twoacres, tho greater part of which is ood meadow and arable land, sud is well adapted to geucral farming purposes, or fora dairy farm. “proverty is well improved, having a handsome ¢, with all modern imorovements, overseer’s ud quarters, together with sta el barns, ete. divited into lots jing sites, roperty is susceptible ¢ y ncres, with desirable t For particulars inquire of the BAMUEL V. 3 T atract a6-eo2wklaw2m JESSE BROWN, Ibil I street, MILES FROM WASHINGTON es, near Forestville, Priiice Goorae’ county, Md.; 300 actes under culdvation and 200 in Liyiter: hotike of 6 rooms; two lance tobnec “a ble, corn-house, pouliry, ice and spring house, an’ Giztt tenant houses all fn good repair Will te city or adjoining property. | Washing Lookout Railroad runs within half a mile NSHERMAN & © JOR SALE—35 MILES: FpON crry ‘ of Virginia Midland R. R..in s beautiful vili lace, 26 proved land, with small house end fa civics collection of wench trees. Will fold cheap forcash. For tull particulars, address FARMER, ' Star office, si-im JOR RENT—SMALL FARM, TEN ACRES, FIVE room ‘dwelling; most bevutiful aid healthy loca- =u fui view of por ‘month. tOR RENT OR SALE—IN BLADENSBURG, T) Houses of 14 rooms each; good condition; néar 5 furinws and convenient to depots, pleasant and healt location. Inquire of ED. BUI ‘burg, Md. mi31-2w' (OR SALE—JUST COMPLETED — HANDSOME hep gidence, 3 Dupont Circle; :7 feet front by 60 @eeps built in Pennsyivania green stone: 14 rooms, les pantries, closcis, coal cellars, two bath roo! &e. lee, $20, 00. Key at No. 2. 820" Fees SALE—EIGHT-. ROOM { HOUSE, ayo MILES Aqueduct bridge; price $1,200; half ange in, oF on time. ‘Box'59, Star office. & SALE—WE OFFER FOR SALE FOR A LIM- ited time one of those new and attractive Residences 9p Jefferson Place, between Connecticut avenue and 9th street. ‘The house has all the convenicnces, seven Pomneend’ isieisiea ke unexceptionable Lot 20s106 to an alley. Price, $7,000. Fito. For! & FR SALE_HOUSE 155 iota STRERT aie west, elx rooms: lange lot; new Towa Cirele, Hents monthly, _w for $100 cash and $20 monthly. Pt AE Brat, nar: Gist corer 15th sureet and New York avenue: aS Oe" FRGE SALE A DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE, LOCATED faa central and fi Pace Of the city, northwest; side yard; stable; 16 large rooms: modern in very renpects wt worth be sold for $18,000; cary terms; Owner Boe! the city. “Also, northwest. YATES & SIMMONS. iw Fe SALE—CARRIAGES OF ALL sae , AT eed Tates; also, Horses. Boarding Stables and jeapest in the ‘city’ at ihe HOTEL DE. Hoss ioSana d10 Ostet awe W.F. GEYER. | m3i-lin*” JOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, ON B. AND O, R.R., fifteen valuable and finely looted Building Lota; aled, one Lotand House. FILLMORE LEALLS 323 436 street. m25-s, w, im ‘OR SALE~CHEAP—ONE VERY FINE YOUNG Horse, two fine Driving Horses aud two A Sound Work Horses Inquire at THOMPSON'S table, 9th ana V streets northwest. m2 FR, SALE—ABSTRACT Of TITLES OF THE City of Washinwton, from the bemnning to 1375. Can be seen at the auction rooms of THOMAS DOW L- ING, southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 11th FE SALE-THE CHEAPEST, PLACE IN fo Duy both new and second-hand C P. D. SCHMIDT & Rupert a ‘avenue northwe=t. nu: POR SALE, SPRING AXD SUMMER CARRIAGE stock of one hundred and fifty to select from. Axent for Boston Buckboard Company's Side-Bar Bux- THE and 406 gies and other light carriaxes. in the country for the money. WOBT. B. GRAHAM, m29_ Repository and Factory, 410. 8th st. new, DR SALE—VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLE located piece of land, ‘53% acres, out 7th Toad, 144 miles from Soldiers flome, known as Mord, son Farm, 3g mile above Piney Branch road and Brightwood.” Will be sold at “about half its former vale Uuation to cloge an estate, AL ecutor and Trustes, ~ Kk. W. FENWICK, Gor. 8th and F strecta, mi7-Im Room 28, LeDroit Building, R SALE OR RENT—FARM THREE MILES Y northea-t of Bladensburg. containing sbout 350 iigroe farming purpose, “ingulre at 14st cirest northwest. 8-1 OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCUM- ea eae Sea young se ee pe excellent water. luquire 2022 | street. iTHOUT street northwest. a4-eo3t” ‘two streets, with 7am AND ISTREETS.—FIRST- 8; Koom and Bosra, So iigecs. “'W. OO NASLOM. Always in | £7 $18,000; cas 2 rooms, gentrai,no the OR SAL E—CARRIAGES_CARRIAGES—FOR oftice from a. mi. 105 p. In. m2 | Wests modern and near § news cost $18,000; will Le eold 3 in new and second-hand Carriages and = = ‘ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINEARGEOR | for $10,500; cary terme If taken ingtedatel a norliwest bntors panchaniae' eisemiiong: toe | A" coara: house and pesehbvorhaod dtet-cleass terw Souall, Quaniten,” Highest eaub price bald, Su JOHN BOWLES, Heal Fetate Droxen, Se eae Pema mao = moderate: "Ap iy at 7 re Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 3d and 43s etreets, " Jani9 | _98-2t* Bons: Pe Gioel Baiting, | = = ‘OR RENT—PARLOR FLOOR OF TWO LARGE Wnt ED—YOU 10 KNOW SELLAFIRST- OR SALE SMALL BRICK HOUSE. 720, ane R SALE— CARRIAGES. WAGONS, BUGGIES. : 2 ANTEDS me W THAT ISELLATIRST. F eres Hy roa Pa A variety of New and Second: Hand Carriages and Be oe yy ee pee Bie ial at ” i CORNIOG BEW MIS ON ore ThEORY bial, en a ae he 2 aie fat SOSTE'S OLD STAND, = fens ‘Trade Wagons, Spring Wagons of all sizes. “All of the | ~~ rrwqpon HOUS! Ko, O19 D etreetnohwest, oF at Branch Store, No, | FTO# SALE A BARON STORY BRICK | above at very lowest prices. “JAMES “. PROKEY, | (VINTON i Papert deat ea hug but ‘Hrst‘clans | 2 Howse northwest, modern conveniences; we: Eepowitory, 1230 324 (High) street. Factory, 3240 Pros: | gy¢ Clee tanle Rome So isguorss We ©. oe ee 2 $4,200; $1,000 cash, balance $40 monthly without {uter- | pect avenue, West eee f2o-3m_ | $255, Joc: ‘ er Foss Box J office. LOST AND FOUND. Rese BUNCH OF KEYS. THE OWNER OA: bare them avo them, by, provine proverty tnd paying fo ior tus Lay ESSR BOM jag 935 0 finder i be ‘the ‘The ey Fa SALE—$2,500 CASH AND $2,500 AT ait aS gent on time, to suit tuber hie ner House north Sipe Or address G: O- GOLK, 2 Sth stseot 9, POR EXGHANGE OR SALE—ON ACCOMMODAT- “House ‘rooms, ‘modern —— north Address $25 REWARD —LOST ON (itn STREET, ae fire this noon, a Stem- , Hunting-case Gold with e teas! inside of case. reward as finer, oua no quoaons sake etaen Bo Bales streot northwost Be ae Se ee ae ‘Ladies’ Sealskin Dolman, trimmed baaver, with ther, 42 ‘New York, maker, pa ee Petree asked if returned MONEY TO LOAN. Bo! £8 Be ©, BS. = $1,500, "$2, 000, baa os TO La: ry “Sea nota i. E. BOOT RELLe 1001 Peamayivania evenve. mii-im HAVE MONEY TO Pages) ON GOOD REAL Es- tate aad in sume to suit Coes lowest rates of GREEN, 710 D street, and fi faa Lae eee FR A BARGAIN—A HANDSOME SF iicetory and, Proce Buick Fron ‘House, brown- ‘stone trimmings, ten rooms, bath, butier’s pantry, Jaundry, farmsce, ‘on G street, near reei ‘ot the Also, three Frame ‘ith Jot 61 foet fron Re eat etart street, adjacent Scott ” agreat immediate irchaser. ae Ee Ge Tas F sizeet nora ori poli) wi? 10TH STREET feet, on in to wedictry Hamden ‘pment 3 at Ground lots on Vermont (west side) <p, street and Yown Cisle ‘tach "36 Tost Seat Fue gee De Pets alley: Si SAUNDERS & BRO PERSONAL. investment: WE BU 1d lot BRO., {103 F whew etn m9-2m_ pee & BRO. HAVE MONEY TO Lz rates low, ahd summa $0 ik HGS P Stet get Mo* On Be Seas 10 sure seetarry. ewe We pith Mo" to Loan ON REALESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. " —R. 0, HOLTZMAN. ‘forh and F streets northwest. ne om TO Luss. ev AUN aLEATS ot t ae — TO aq a) MPORTANT PERSONAL.—PROFESSOR DE WO- lowski, cm well-known Mxestro. simplified wate B07 iy Keefer wy Hand L Wee AnD C. E. PRICE'S PRIVATE Ee Office SORTER 28 5-W VATE DETECTIVE. AGENCY, per foot. TCH, FOX & BROWS, 08-3t 1487 Penn. avenue. corner 15th street. “OA age i Fao : worth $1, 500, lif bo exchanged ea for cit reaatacites E, 918 F treet. 28-1m 350.000 es Raa or future delivery. OBARLES T- DAVIS, 1114 Pennsylvania avenue. HT-IRON “BARSTOW FUR- . ae 3a OOMS AND BOARD, ay. aise Board Ey FY indiana avenue, $1:25 per day. Also Board . SARAH FLA: OFFERS BORE ‘HO! PROFESSIONAL. Alsons betel TEETH MADE BEFORE crime IN- ¥ ekilio nea ore Hoe, DENTAL ABSOCTATION. Ne 46 street, Sire fase hefner eh cae i Eee hy gor wil bo canidel a es Ty tound from the % aT pes Ee TaLDOTE DENTIST, ok aa tranches. ie ‘Teath inecred Gt per act