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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON:
WF.MESDtl ?*. 1"
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lb* ImlM Mu b?* * regular. rrrwmmrmt
bona fide dail* rlrralmlm vorr tku ir?Ml
ilinl gf sat Mbrr Jtil* paper p>hli*fccd la
HukliflM. ?"?? -?rb ,k?'
?1 all ibr 4mtlf payer* beiw udd?4
tacetber.
Tb-' *?nate quick work yesterday of pass
ing the bill which bad already passed the House,
cHlning the ?mount of writing or printing which
may be put upon the wrapper of a package ol
lower-class matter sent through the malls. This.
however, dof's not dispose of the objection raised
by senator 1'latt to the ruling ol the Ptwt-omce
Department on the case of the books sent by one
of fcls constituents to the several members of
congre*. Hooks are printed nutter, and come
within the third class. on such matter, even the
new law forbids the addition off anything In the
nature ot a description of the sender s buslne*. as,
for instance, in the case under cot. alteration. the
phrase "advertising acenta." This to a sensed
prohibition. Tue distinction between third
and fourth class matter was not made for
the purpoee <?f giving the fourth ciass any
advantage over the third class In considera
tion of the higher rate of post ait" demanded for It.
That higher rate was established originally tor the
purpose of discouraging the needl?s* use of the
malls for transporting miscellaneous m?-re handle,
as contrasted with the trimportation of printed
matter, which ha* always been given special prlv.
lie**.* in considerstl n of Its supposed educational
quail? v. Mr. Piatt ? as quite right In denouncing
th? ruling of the department as absurd, bat ne
might have gone fur her and applied tbe same
characterization to a bill which. In spite of some
really good feature, crystallizes that ruling, as It
wew, Into law. of course, what was demanded by
tbe mercantile community was some new legisla
tion on the general subject, and that quickly; but
there will now. unless we greatly mistake the
signs of discont-nt, be an equally forcible demand
for the amendment of what has already been
done. By degrees the statute law on postal mat
ters will be worked Into a sensible shape, where it
will be a benefit and not a nuisance to people gov
erned by it. In the meantime, however, K would
be a good thing if Senator Piatt himself, or his
constituents who mailed tbe matter In contro
versy, would make up a test case for the courts, to
?erve as a precedent, and show whether descrip
tive phrases, at least with all fulsome adjectives
stricken out, are not to be considered a legitimate
part of the address ot tbe sender ot a third-class
package.
The president's message accompanying the re
ports of the Pacific Railroad Investigating com
missi. n confines itself chiefly to the discussion of
tne majority report. It reviews at some length
1 he history of the Pacific roads, showing how the
?;overnm?*nt not only made the handsomest provi
sion for their encouragement originally, but after
ward doubled Its generous grants of money and
land, and degraded Its own lien on the property
from a first to a second place; and how the only
reward It received for all this liberal treatment
was a greedy appropriation to their own uses, by
the managers of the roads, of all the ready money
that could be obtained by them. It Is evident,
from the tone of the message, that the President
has little hope that the roads will ever be able to
lift the ovenvneiralng load of debt which they are
carrying. The principal of the Government guar
anty t*>n Is already Issued, with the Interest ac
envd therecn amounts, to one biindr-dand forty
million dollars, and will amount, bv the time these
bonds mature, to nearly one hundred and seventy
nine million. Against this huge aggregate
the companies have paid about thirty-one
i.-_lllon; but the men who have engineered them
are worth a great many million apiece, obtained
liow? Through dividends and Interest on securi
ties which ciiuc into their possession, not by pur
chase In the open market, but by business bar
g Un-> between themselves acting as trustees and
t iiemselves acting as contractors under tbe name
of tbe < -ed:t moblller. This Is a state of things
vhlch tray well call forth strictures from the
ITesidet*.; and his suggestion that Congres3 act
promptly for the protection of the Government by
forbidding the issue of fun her patents for public
lands uutll tbe companies shall have fulfilled their
obligations, entered Into when the roads were
tlrst laid out. Is timely. Congress should lake up
the subject at once, and. if there is any fair means
ot stopping the present waste, apply It.
? ?
At the meeting of the New York state Bar Asso
ciation y-?*terday, Daniel Dougherty delivered an
address by invitation, in which he fell afoul of the
press act! drubbed it soundly for treating the Jake
Miarp blodlers, before trial, as if they had been
duly convicted of the crimes laid at their door.
There m.iy lie occasions on which "trial by news
paper" has been carried to a harsh extreme; but,
us the objeit society has In view in establishing a
criminal corte Is to rid Itself of criminals, the press
can banlly be blamed for lending Its aid In the
good work as far as It c in without Injury to any
one, and the libel laws are broad enough to protect
even a maa under suspicion of crime. It he can
t-bow his Innocence. There is one thing certain; .
If the press did not hunt out tbe wrong
doers, half tbe time nobody would, and !
they wculd go unwhipped of justice. Tols was
notoriously the case with tbe sharp gang, as
It was years before with the Tweed ring. It Is un
doubtedly tbe realization of the power of tbe press
to crush bad men that restrains many a public
functionary from an evil course to which he Is
tempted. And of Us occasional indiscretions the
public Is disponed to take as charitable a view as
tbe wife of a celebrated judge did of her husband's
severe charges from the bench. In one instance
sue was asked if she did not think he was unfair
In denoanilng a murderer as vigorously as he had
to a rather unintelligent Jury, when there was
danger that tbey might acquit In spite of the un
answerable array of evidence. "Weil," said she,
"the Julge has his own conscience in such mat
ters; and when scoundrels of that stamp come
before hlrn for trial It will never be his fault if
they're not banged."
The Wlikins bill to permit national banks to in
crease their circulation from ninety per cent of the
par value of the bonds deposited with the United
htates Treasurer as security to the full par value
of thoae bonds Is meeting with some opposition In
the House; but theresort of Messrs. Anderson and
Weaver to Ollbusterlng tactics gives the color ot
asaurance u> Mr. Wlikins' assertion that he has a
large majority of the Representatives on bis side,
and that tne opponents of the bill ire afraid to let
It come to * vote.
Tbe Republican Central Committee, at lu dis
orderly meeting last night, adopted resolutions de
nouncing the present system of District govern
ment as a failure, and demanding suffrage. The
rowdy proceedings at the meeting "organized" by
citizen carson the other nlgtit, w ien the vener
able cbairuian Clapp was compelled to flee for his
life, afford a sufficient admonition ot tbe state ot
things we should have here wlib a restoration of
Murder Bay suffrage.
Tbe enterprising marketmen who proposed to
set up a stall in Chicago tor the sale ot horseflesh
lor food have had their scheme ruthlessly nipped
In tbe bud by the authorities, who refuse to Issue
a license for such traffic. K-?r the present, there
tore. me poor people who, at tbe cheap foreign
restaurants, have been eating horse-meat under
tue impression that it was beef, will continue tbe
practice undecHv.il.
a? JAKS < 'BOSsr. ft BLACK WELL'S JAM FOB Si
s' ... I- t?u-. Lak-.ele Tuwatue* for 8L
? . Iteaisa Bootuu Market fur iL33w
J t?rir eiar of the U'l" 1'aucj Patent flour for
,
J. T. D. PYLK8,
,. orucer.
Ial8-ln?* 412 4th *L as.
?SiJLL-ik]> And Sr.AL I^lcsh W
HAPS.
At the kednr. il Rtim we nave beeii kIUbi,
tbar* are bat a few wore lafl of lb*
SHORT WRAPS AND BACgUER.
In the eveat of not fit tin* w* take mcaeura* and
all jtilm willuaafaw da) a
Oa* lot of
?LACK PLUSH YlSfTES,
ait 1 Jet, rtaca 34. 3d. 3*. raducad from <18 to
?12.
1XR-LINED CIRCULARS,
?-j m l op. Narrow Paraiau Lamb and Baavar
TnauuU.** for buuoela.
B a 8TINEMETZ * SOX,
>17 It;37 PENNSYLVANIA AYE.
a IX OUR PINE CHILDREN** WRAPS. AO EM 4
to 14. cat to 84 74 lor tbe ebofc-a, Marked la blue
_ rea.
BlMt
tirurea DOI Bl.fc CO*. BINAIIOK.
l is 1 and l-'43 11th at. ia
DkUi Shirts.
Corwrl Style* fat
rULL I'kfcSH.
J L SI OPKNUA
W A. TKKU
!Ki3 PKN N8YLV AMA AV?NCE. )>14
The District Prohibition Law.
"TO BE OR NOT TO BE,"
Ie the rreat question of the day unoif the people of
the common wealth, but they ur in bimoDf ind unity
of opinion that the
OREAT REMNANT SALES
every Thursday and FiiiU; at Lansbunrh k Bro. I*
an unquestionable benefit to the public!
We do most respectfully inform the public that we
ha ve on hand an immeAM quantity of d airable Ram
nanta at lew than half their regular value.
LIST 07 BARGAINS FOR THIS THURSO AT AND
FRIDAY:
A Cases of Scotch De Reign Remnant*, ordinary
dress width. In Brown and drey mixtures. Including
?mall checks and plaids, at 8c. per yd.; worth 12)*c.
20 Cues nf the Original Century Cloth Remnants.
In light and dark patterns, suitable lengths, at 8He.
per yd.; worth 10c.
Several Cssrs of Light Fignred Percale Remnants,
calico width, at Sc. per yd.; standard irlce, 8c.
A small lot of fine be Beige Remnants, double width,
in Brown and Orey mixture*. at lie. per yd.; regular
value. 25c.
A quantity of Bleached Canton Flannel Remnants at
'J. ?2X. snd 14c. per yd.. worth respectively 12)4. 16c.
and 20c.
1 Case of Short Lengths in Fine French Percale, over
1 yard wide, c >ntaininr beautiful patterns, at 12J4&
per yd.; worth at least 15c.
The manager of our Upholstery Department sent to
our Remnant Rooms a lot of Short Lengths In FlDe
Lambrequins, Curtain Laces, Fancy Drai>erie?. under
instructions to sell them "without reserve." In order
to execute his orders we have marked these remnants
down to almost nothing
We have been very successful with onr Special Sale
of Dolman and Cloaking Cloth, and Inform the public
thai we have some very desirable patterns left at still
more "reduced prlcee."
Several Cases of Canton Flannel Underwear, consist
ing of Ladies'. Misses', and Children's Pants, Chil
dren's Night Suits, Skirts, kc., kc.. at reduced prices
CL08ING-01TT 8ALE OF stationery.
We have exhibited in our Third Floor Remnant
Rooms a lot of Fancy Paper and Envelopes, Visiting
Cards. Ac., kc.. at greatly reduced figures In order to
cloee them out
Several Canes of Androscoggin Bleached Cotton
Remnants.
In 4-4 at 7c. In .">-4 at 10c.
Worth Vc. Worth 12Jtc.
The Goldso Bole of the One-Price System still
observed.
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4?0. 42*2, 424.428 7th st.. 417. 410 8th st n.w.
j* 13
Ladies* klf.oant satin lined, tailor
made Jackets, Mam and bound, size :14, 38. and :W,
eut of ??") ou ea< h garment. DOUBLE COM
BINATION sToKL. 1231 and 1243 11th st. ne.
Jal3-(Jt
Blizzard Defyers
to*
A QUARTER OF A DOLLAR.
MID-WINTER CAPS FOR MEN AND BOYS,
WoBTH ALL TEE WAY FROM 48c TO <1.
NOW OOINO FOR
T W Z N T Y-t I V E CETTS
FOR THE CHOICE.
Men'sganoine imported "HootchCape,"worth
41. now 25c.
Boys' Brown Plush Papa, trimmed with As
trachan, redaced from 48 to 25c. each.
Men's Chinchilla Caps, with slide bandit, that
have been selling at 50, 40 and 75c., now going
at 25c. for the choice.
Boys' Brown Plush Caps that were 58, now
25c.
Boys'Brown and Black Astrachan Caps, that
were 4Hc* now reduced to 25c.
Boys' Chinchilla Roll-Band Turbans, reduced
from 48 to 25e. each.
Men's Cloth Caps, In Brown. Bine and Black
colon, that were selling for 50. GO, 75 and 85c.
each, 25 centa will now secure a choice of the
lot
AND LOTS OF OTHER KINDS THAT WE HAVE
NOT SPACE TO ENUMERATE. At.f. GOING NOW
AT A
QUARTER OF A DOLLAR EACH.
WE COMMENCED THIS CLEARING-UP SALE
THIS MORNING. THEY HAVE BEEN GOING
RAPIDLY THIS FORENOON. BUT PLENTY OF
THEM STILL ABE HERE. DON'T DELAY, HOW
EVER. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. COME IN
TIME AND HAVE THE PICK.
BASS and COMPANY.
J*18 SEVENTH and MARKET SPACE.
Champagne
duc DE MONTEBELL0,
CARTE BLANCHE,
EXTRA-DRY.
In competitive tastings In London,
20 of the leading brands of Cham
pagne were adjudicated upon by 42
member* of the wine trade, when the
Dl'C DE UONTKBRLLO
was placed FIRST.
*. W. BL'KCUfcLl*
Jal8 1325 W HZ.
AO QQ WILL BCY A BROAD WALES Rl'8
*7 sian Circular, fit any lady, full fur
triuimed. DOUBLE COMBINATION StORE.
1241 and 1843 11th at s.a.
IF YOU DESIRE A
DELICIOUS COFFER
_ _ TBT
. , POOLE AMERICAN BREAKFAST
thll iJi^0Us^0^ }b? Coffe*""offena m
Wl 944* LogUui'm.
KALLMANN'S 83 SHOE FOR men IN BUTTON
laea. or Otingrms, any width toe, cut to 41 fia
DOCBLK COMBINATION.
J?l.l-8t 1241 aiul 1243 11th St a.*.
Orand Oprnixg
CONTINUE THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK AT
OUR MEW building. 514 BTH ST. N. W.
Iaiiiet should come and register their name* for the
Elegant ftSO NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE.
NEW DEPARTURE encouraged.
Instructions given in all kinds of Embroidery and
Crocheting
DECORATIVE PAINTING
We have engaged the vary beat talent to superintend
" Luitrt PlUHiUK. lADdflCAM P*mt_
In,, and all the diffen-nt bnncbee
dagant well lighted and ventdated roonia for instruc
itona.
Ladiea having Embrotderiea or Painting can be Wi
at our Rooms for sale.
& OPPENHEIMER * BRO,
KRW BUILDING,
*17 514 1HL .treet n.w. bet E and F.
P BICE-LIST Of The
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GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
The moat eloquent price-list (or the departments to
be abolished la no price li?.t at all.
If we were to attempt to fire a price-lint of Houae
kecptnr Goods and Upholstery Goods and Boya' Cloth
ing you might thin . we're merely closing ont a few
broken lota (aa are ur com pet 1 tore) ml not the ron
tectanf three ordlnarr-alted stores. We can only again
remi .d you the stocks are yet Comi lete, and 20 per
cant discount la taken off the marked price of every
thing. After broken lota appear they will be made to
disappear by the magic of prcea that will make many
daily vialtore to the Palaia BoyaL
MEW GOODS.
FOB EVENING WEAB wa are twnlTlOf dally new
Fans, Handkerchief!. Laces, Gloves, Bilks, Oauzea, fcc.
[ Wt want ruom for them, hence tha following
b WEEPING-OUT PRICES
FOB
WARM GOODS. ETC.,
FOB
MEN. WOMEN. AND CHILDREN
FOB MEN
ooc. Colored Caahmcre Socks, to to at 21e.
(1 Bed Wool Underwear, to iro at 08c.
(1H Norfolk and New Urunawlck, to go at C8c.
?Ho. Wool Bicycle Hoe*. to go at 25c.
fc2 Medicated Wool Underwear, to go at $1.60.
?1.73 Colored Cashmere Underwear, to ro at $1.40.
?1.50 Medicated Wool Underwear, to go at $1.20.
$1.35 White Caahmere Underwear, to go at $1.08,
$1.75 White Enrlieb Underwear, to go at $1.40.
t>8c. English Silk Scarfs, to go at 48c.
44c. Silk and Satin Scarf*, to ro at 20c.
25c. Satin-lined Scarfa, to ro at 3 for 25c.
68c. Silk Suapendara (fancy), to ro at 35c.
48c. All-aUk Suapendara. to go at 25c.
TWENTT PER CENT DISCOUNT off marked pricea
of Silk Mufflers and Warm Glovee (Kid and woreted fo r
walking and dnvinr), alao Cartwrifht * Warner's Un
derwear.
FOB WOMEN
68 and 98c. Felt Hata, to ro at 25c.
$20 Trimmed Bonneta, to ro at $5.
60a 38-inch Check Buitinga. to ko at 39c.
98c. All-ailk Saah Blbbonn. to ro at 75c.
39c. Loop-edged G. G. Bibbona to ro at 19c.
25c. stamped and Fringed Splashers, to ro at 19c.
TWENTT PEB CENT DISCOUNT off marked pricea
of every article In Cloak and Suit Dept.. Fur Dept..
Warm Qlove Dept . Warm Skirt Dept., Warm Under
wear and Hoaiery Dept. Baaket Dept.
TEN PEB CENT DISCOUNT off marked pricea of
every article lu Shoe Dej t, Clock and Lamp Dept.,
Japaneae Ware Dept. Satchel Dept
FOB CHILDREN
TWENTY PEB CENT DISCOUNT off marked pricea
of every article in Woreted Oooda Dept., Cloak and
Hood Dept., Wool and Merino Underwear and Hosiery
Dept
SPECI AL.?Boys' and Y th*'extra-fine and durable
Shoe* (lace and button). Sizes 3* to 51*. reduced from
$3.50 to $3. Size* 11 to 2. reduced from <3 to $2.50.
Ladle*' eztra-flne Kid Shoe* u'ommon-sense and box
toes), reduced from $4.75 to $4 pair.
W THE PALAIS BOTAL rents this entire column.
See the other halt
Cheaper Than At Auction.
for SALE.
$25,000 worth of Honaakaeplnr Goods, at Store No.
1117 Pennsylvania Avenue, TO-MORROW, from
8 a. m. to 0 p. in.
FOR SALE.
$1L500 worth of Boys' Clothlnr, at Store No, 407
12th atreet northwest TO-MORROW, from 8 a. m.
toO P.in.
FOR SALE.
$19,000 worth of Upholstery Goods, at Store No. 1119
Pennsylvania avenue, TO-MORROW, from 8 a. in.
to 0 p. in.
RULES OF .THE SALE.
20 Per Cent Discount off marked prices. Terms Cash.
Dealers must call before 11a.m. or after 4:30 p.
iu. Tha public are lnvitodfroin 8 tE to 8 p. m.
A SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Departments, as quoted above, were Introduced at
the PALAIS RO 1 AL but three months since. The
Proprietor having determined to discontinue them
offers the stocks, valued at $55,500, at less than
Coat Prices.
AN EXPLANATION.
Tha Goods were selected by competent buyer* from
the leading manufacturers, and were bourbt for
Ca*h, and marked at amall profit. Immediately
after Christinas aach article was r. marked at Ctoa
lng Out Pricea. and now as 20 Per Oant Discount la
allowed off theae laat pricea, it can be truly said
LESS THAR COST PRICKS.
NOTICE TO MOTHERS.
?a want you to aaa our Boya' Clothlnr, and then you
can form an opinion. There haa he n ao much
?xarreratloo of late In advertisin# B.ys' Clothlnr
that you are Justifiably suspicious of all announce
ments. We are to riv* up kaeplnr Boya' Clothlnr?
rulug ont of the business.
HOTEL PBOPBIETOB8 AND OTHERS
Ara notified that tha Bala sow taklnr place offers an
unusual opportunity ?in fact an opportunity not
likely to ooeur atraln. Table Llneba. Bed Cover
ings, Curtains, Covers. Ac., at leea than wholeaale
pricea. Not only one of the laqraat stocks of
Houaekeepinr Goods and Upholstery Oooda, bnt
one of tha finest lu tha city.
OF INTEREST TO. ALL.
Haw Oooda. etjch aa Laeea. Glovaa, Fans, Handker
chiefs, Flowers, for avaolnr wear, are srrivlnr dally.
Other Oooda must be forced out 20 Per Cent
Discount off marked' pricea of Llnad Eld Glovaa?
Cloth and Woreted Glovee Men'a fine Underwear
-Cloata and bulU-Fare-Trimmed and Un
trimmed Mate Ladies' Worsted Goode?Ladiee*
Sklrta-Chlldren-a Woreted Oooda, Warm
10 Far Oant Dlaoouat off marked prtoee of Shore,
Sllppera, Bnbbera, Art PonaUin* Clocks, and
Laaipa. and Leather Oeoda.
W THIS ENTIRE COLUMN BELONGS TO THE
PALAIS
R 0VAL:
W OODWARD & L0THROF8 CoLUMH.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18. 1888.
CHAMPED DAILY. .
50c. Toiuxim Damask F OR 25c.
To dispose of the balance of oar stock (IS
pieces) of Plaid ToilmMtte Table Damask* be
fore stock-taking, January 31. we cat the prioe
In halt ?<>:
FROM SOe. TO 86c. iER yard.
Will be on sale Thursday morning In Lirnen
Department, second floor.
WOODWARD k LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th nd F eta. n.w.
Reductions In Winter Skirts.
We wish to dispose of this stock before Janu
ary 31 atock-taking. and to that and have made
the following redactions:
7 jo, Flannel Skirts to SOe.
$1 Quilted Firmer Satin Skirts to 75c.
f - 2o Gray Flannel Skirts to <1,7a.
S3 Imp. Knit Worsted Skirts to 42.
$4.50 Black Satin Skirts to $3.50.
(Second floor; through arch )
WOODWARD ft 1st) I'UROP,
Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w.
Two Timely Bargain's.
Having nearly sold out of $5 Blankets, we
hare marked down a line of *0 Blankets to that
x>rice rather than buy m ?re at thi? s?anoti ; size
11-4 Wnite All- Wool Hix-Found Blanket*, were
$6 now #."> per pair. The beat lUauket the
pric?- ever bought.
Also. $ l rorafort for SI. We bought It
lower than we could have done at the bofrinnintr
of the season: hence the lower price?fl.&>
Comfort for 41.
(Fourth Floor.)
WOODWARD * LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and Fsta. n.w.
W rap Department K
EDUCTIONS.
The lines previously reduced are meeting- with
a rapid sale. As thsy oannot last but a few days
longer, we have made tba following additional
redactions, as we desire to dispose of the entire
winter stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Jackets, Cloaks. Newmarkets and Wraps:
1 miscellaneous lot of Ladies' Kersey, Astra
khan and Beaver Jackets, in black, navy blue
and Dark Greeu; also, a few Cloth and Boucle
Visitee, trimmed with fur. Sold heretofore at
$0, ?T. $7.50, $8. $8.50 and #10.
YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR $5.
1 lot of Ladies' Winter Newmarkets, in black
beaver and a variety of fancy-checked and
strl|ied cloths. Sold heretofore at 411 and $13.
YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR $7 60.
1 miscellaneous lot of Misses' and Children'*
Jackets, Cloaks and Newmarkets, made from
plain cloths, also fancy cloths in pic ids, stripes,
checks and mixtures. Sixes, 3 to 16 years.
Sold heretofore at $?, *0.50. $10. $1L $1?.
$12.50. $13 and $14.
YOUR CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR $7.
(Third floor.)
WOODWARD ft LOTHROP,
__ Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w.
Reductions In Table Covers.
Must be sold beforo stock-taking.
At these reduced prices we believe them to be
the greatest bargains in Raw Silk Table Covers
ever offered, as they were good value at their
original prices.
8-4 Raw Silk Table Covers, reduced from $3
to $1.75 each.
10-4 Raw Silk Table Covers, reduced from $4
to $2.50 each.
12-4 Haw Silk Table Covers, reduced from $5
to $3 each.
We also offer one miscellaneous lot of French
Embroidered Flannel Piano Covers, in cardinal
and garnet, embroidered in gold. Sold hereto
fore at $2.50, $3. $3.25 and $4.
Stock-taking sale price $1.75 each.
We have not a very large quantity of these
covers, nor can we dui licate them to sell at
these prices.
(Fourth floor; two elevators.)
WOODWARD k LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and F sts n. w.
jadies And 3Iis3es' Mittkns.
All lines yet complete. We quote tlie follow
ing specials:
Misses Hand-knit Mitteus. blue, black and
garnet, 20 an I 2t#c. |>?r pair
Ladies and Misses Hand-knit Mittens, ribbed
wrists, all colors, 45c. per pair
Maine as ab ,ve. with fancy knit backs. 50c. per
pair.
L tdies and Misses' Cashmere Mittens, 35 and
40c per pair.
Lauivs' Silk Mittens, in black, navy, and seal
only 41 per pair.
Special for men? cotch Wool Gloves, fancy
knit, d..rk shad s, reduced from U2Xc. to 50c
I>er pair.
(First floor; center.)
WOODWARD k LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w.
Curtain Effects Under Gaslight.
We have partitioned off a dark room adjoin
ing our Curta il Department. #liere we are
showing an elegant line of hue Curtain Hang
ings under gaslight.
Beautiliu line of colore. In 60-inch Titian
P.uslies. same eflect a-< the S'lk gooils, at half
the Price. Colors?Etruscan (Old Gold). Culvre
(Dark i(ed), Anli'tse (Green sli Blue), I'our-Pre
(New Garnet), Kipe Oiivr. Salmon, Mahogany,
and Electric lllne. Only 42.50 per yard.
.iO-iiich hi k and Lisle Thread Curtain Dam
asks, superb !i ie of colorings, 42.50 per yard.
? iG-iiich Hlk-aiid-W.ol Curtain Damasks,
handsome designs, $3.50 per yard.
5U-lncb Pure Silk Curtain Damasks, rich ef
fects in large flowery patterns, only $5 per
yard.
(Fourth floor; two elevators.)
WOODWARD k LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and F sts. n.w.
Dress Shirts To O UDER
We haveevery facility forinaking Mens' Shirts
to order. A competent cutter and litter and
skilled shirt operatives. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
Prices:
Six for nine dollars.
Six lor ten tilty.
Six for twelve dollars.
We call attention to ourelegant line of
Mi Vs 1LLL DREaS SHIliT FRONTS,
which we are prepared to place in shirts to
order, embracing
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED PIQUES,
and
PLAIN AND EMBKOIDEhED LINEN'S.
WOODWARD ft LOTHROP.
Jal6 Cor. 11th and F sta. n.w.
Clearance S le Of Underwear.
It la our desire to close out the entire winter
stock of Men's, Laities' and Misses' Merino and
Wool Underwear previous to stock-taking Jan
uary 31, and to that end have made the follow
ing reduction*:
MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR.
Men's Genuine French 12-thread Balorlggan
Underwear, winter weight, full regular made
and lull fashioned. Shirts, sizes 34 to 44;
drawers, 30 to 42 lnchca. Sold heretofore at
$1.50 for smallest size; rise 10c. making the
largest size cost $2. We now offer all sizes at
$1 each.
Men's Heavy Scotch (Shetland) Lamb's wool
Underwear, full regular and full fashioned.
Shirts, sizes 3d, 38, 42 and 44; drawers, sizes
34, 38 and 40.
Sold heretofore for 41.50
Closing-out price $1.00
Men's Heavy Camels-Hair Mixed Underwear,
very pleasant to tbe skin. Shirts, 42, 44 and
40; drawers, sizes 38 and 40.
Sold heretofore at .....$1,26
Closing-out price 41.00
Men's All-Wool Scarlet Medicated Under
wear, full regular made. Shirts, six* 40 ? draw
ers. size 34. '
Sol heretofore at $1 *>5
Closlng-out price "" l'oO
Men's White heavy All-I-awb's-Wool Under
wear. extra grade. Shirts, sizes 28, 40 and
' 44 inches; drawers, sizes 34. 30. 38 and40
uicbes.
I Sold heretofore at $150
' Closing-out price " i%>K
Men's Extra Heavy Norroik and New Bruns
wick Ca's Underwear, extra flue quality, full
regular made and full lashlotied. Sh.rts, sizes
34 aud 3H; drawers, sizes 34, 38, 40 and 42.
Sold heretofore at $2.00
Closing-out prioe X.75
Men's Extra Heavy All-Wool Engliih Cash
mere Underwear, full regular made and .all
lashioned. Hue grade. Shirts, with ribbed skirt.
drmWO"- *el'"f*Ced' *"?'
Hold heretofore at 92.50
CI sin* out Drice 2L00
Men's Kxtra H.avy All Wool S? arlet Medi
cated Underwear, lull regular n ade, extra line
quailt). Shirts have ribbed skirt; aizes 34 to
44. Draws have self-facing; sizes it to 40.
hold heretofore at $2.25
Closiug-out price 2.00
(Men's Dept., entrance 101 it F St.)
MISSES AND LADIES UNDERWEAR.
Broken lines wuloh we wish to be rid of be
fore stork taking. *
Misses' White Merino Vesta, high neck and
long aleeves. medium weight, Jersey cut, sixes
JO and only.
sold heretofore at 75o.
Closing-out price 26c.
Misnea* Fine Merino Wool Vesta, iuie 22.
Hold heretofore at (?0C
CloeiUAf-out price *"'* 50**
Miases'Tina Merino Wool IV.ta, sites 20. 28.
30, ?i2, and 34. bold heretofore, koconliiu to
alse. at TO. 7.% 80. H.\ an . 90* f"?** w
We offer all aUes st 50c. per pair.
illl'So'ncb^10? "^C- VMerinoV^
Hold heretofore at
Closing-out price 70
Child r- n's White Swiss Hibbed Saxony Wool
Vesta, siaas 0 aud < years.
Sold heretofore at
ladiek?wi5t!k underwear
sWSWSSBL. lteino v"* *
Sold heretofore at. 87MCL
and white, alxaa Noa. 2 and 3 (medium and
large).
Sold heretofore at. tU5
. Closing-out price ....TtK
Ladiea' All-wool Scarlet Medicated Underwear,
excellent quality. Parts, sices 30 and 32; vesta,
sisea30 32,34,and30? ???. tww,
fold heretofore at $1.85
isffi^ixssisr ?
Sold here.ofore at $L50
a
Sg"4i'l!SrliWf. ?" -ai ?*??*. siaas
US. 30, 32. .nd 34. bold heretofore, according
Julo* *L70, M0,
HOTl.?Other departments ara participating
IB thia reduction sal^previous to stock-taking*
^sulsl mention of which srOl a. pear later.
WOODWARD * IxilHROpr
Oor. nth and F sts. n.w.
Shall We Make
?cob DONATION!
WE WALL.
Whll* CotptniM are cudgeling their bralna to
invanta plan to reduce the surplus we have token
the
"BULL BY THE HORN'S"
And rone to work In a practical way to reduce our
stock of
FIXE READY-MADE
CLOTHING
To make room for the builders, who are pushing u?.
Shall we make you a donation ? We shall. Under the
circumstance* we could not do otherwise and lire up
to our idea of right. It la due to you that we make
some acknowledgment of the multitudinous favors
you have showered upon us, hence we offer:
Fine Montagnac Snrtouta, with velvet col
lars, satin sleeve linings, and double
warp Itallen body linings, at 18.30 each
Reduced from 915. A modest donation of $0.50 to
every purchaeer.
On Saturday, October 2">, 1884, we threw open our
doors to the people, soliciting a share of their patron
age, promiNing to protect them in every particular.
We have kept the filth, and to-day furnish new evi
denoe of our determination to continue doing so. to
wit:
Newmarket Overcoats. All-wool Melton,
silk sleeve linings, and double warp serge
body lining, at $5.00
We soon learned that we had settled among a warm
hearted, generous people, who took special delight in
aiding an honest effort, and whose appreciation of
right ww keenly enthusiaetla We, too, are enthusiasts
when we hare it In our power to seU
Fin* Chinchilla Overcoats, Black and Brown,
with Bilk Velvet Collars, Silk Sleeve Lin- I
Inge, and full Satin Body Liginga, at $13 28
Finding ourselves in the midst of such charming
surroundings, need we tall you how deep an interest
the situation poaaesaed for us or bow earnestly and
zealously we set about it to maks ourselves worthy of
your esteem, your confiden e, your patronage? Hav
ing this end constantly in view partly explains why
we oifsr you such a tremendous drive in
Fine Corkscrew Overcoats, Black and Brown.
with Silk Facings. Donble-Warp Serge Lin
ing. perfect fitting and as dressy as need be,
" ?10 75
After remaining with you one year we found our
selves uncomfortably crowded. We needed more room
and added a floor. This is not specially surprising
when you come to couaider the fact that our goods
have alwavs been fully up to the required standard
and the prices exceedingly low. We oifer a* evidence
of our claim a line of
Wild Wale French Diagonal Overcoats, rich Seai
Brown, with Katln Facing*. Silk sleeve Lin
ings, and Double-Warp Silk Serge Body
Lining, at 112 00
The aecond year of our stay was full of sucwea. At
its close we found It necessary to have more room, and
another floor was sdded. To say that we were highly
gratified is a tame way of exprc*a:ng it To show that
we arc not forgetful of paat favors, we offer you now a
line of
AU-V ool Cheviot Overcoats. Gray and Brown.
with Silk Facing*. Silk Sleeve I.linng*, and
Doub:e-Wari> Itallen Body Lining, a hand
some, nt, lish, durable, and |>eriect-fitting
garment, at. $u 48
A third year brought our goods more and mora in
demand, and it is now an imperative necessity for us to
have still more room. Walls and partitiona must go
down. Every floor of the spacious four-ktory brick
double building, 027 and 929 7th street northwest,
aggregating 18,000 square feet of room, will be occu
pied by us exclusively for the sale of
HEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
While these extensive alterations and improvements
are being made what shall we do with our stock? 8tor*
it away. No. Rant another store and continue to sell
at our usual profit of 10 per cent? No. What than i*
best to do? Ah, w? have It.
GIVE THE PEOPLE A GRAND BENEFIT I
DONATE TO THEM ALL THE PROFIT AND A
PART OF THE CAPITAL INVE8TSD.
We can well afford it. Our sales during the three
years paat have amounted to hundreda of thousands of
dollar*. Then why should we not donate to the eounce
whence it all came the profit on *50,000-aay $5,000?
We grasp th* opportunity.
Fine English Kersey Over
coats, with silk and satin sleeve
and body linin/a, at <16 75 each.
Reduced from $20 75; a donation of 44 to ovary
purchaser.
We weigh the matter welL
Brown Chlncllla Overcoats,
strictly all wool, velvet collar*
and velvet piping, heavy Italian
lining, at (9 08
And settle it satisfactorily.
Fur Beaver Storm Overcoat*.
drab, at $10 00 each.
Reduced from $18 30; a donaUon of $2 50 to every
purchaeer.
Startling, but true.
Bullock's Standard Diagonal
Suits, seal brown, styl sli in cut,
handaomeiy trimined and well
uiade, at $10 76 a rait
We ask special attention to this lot, aa every auitia
richly worth $18.
Make yourself "solid."
Ail-wool Plaid Suita, sizes 33
to 3h, ouly $7 88 a rait
Regular paralyzers.
One lot excellent Business
Suita, aizea 38, 39 and 42, at. .$6 00 a salt.
Worth gazing at.
Handsome Cheviot strip* Suits,
strictly all wool, a late pattern
and vary stylish, at. $9 08 a auit
A new wonder.
Dark Mixed Cheviot Suits, all
wool, well triiumed and made,
30.37. and 38, at. $8.78 a rait
Yon know all about 'em.
A full Una of Harris' Silk Mixed
Suits, black and white, retail
generally at $18; our prior...$1148 a anlt
Th* eighth wonder.
Cheviot Suit*, strictly all wool,
four-button cutaways, at $7 75 a rait
Jump at thia conclusion.
Fancy Caaaimere Suita, com
posed of silk and wool entirely,
handsome and good enough for
any gentleman, at $11 00 aenlt
Boys' *y*? will dance to thia mode.
aoo Kuit* for Boys, malarial
year*, at. $5 60aral
We kav* enumerated only a few of tfea rare
wa hav* in atora, a* spaee will not permit oa to $o into
detail.
You bavs Just two weaka in which to
eolido* the clothing queetion.
YICTOm & ADLIB*!
19 *
M7 aM Ht Ttfc at <
MS Strictly One Ntt
WANTED?HELP.
om mended. and need a^l:
lvania
It
?*irANTED?SETTLED WOMAN FOR OENIRAL
? ' housework; must be flrst-. la*s rook and well rec
ommended. and sta
Cm I this err., bat I
ws^-sUfsk'sb.
IV&
WT ANTED?IN A PUBLIC OnicTATfRW*
I v 01 colleeiate education, writing a very trxia i.and; .
?tale am, sex. sala r expected and any apec.al acquire- <
menu in stenograph* or otherwise. in nandwnttti* ot
applicant Addnaabox staroftre. JalS-3t*
\\TANTED?AS ERRAND BOY AT 1817 B ?f!
?? n.w. it"
W"> nted-a settled woman to nuSSI an
intaut; must remain at niffhta aud be well recom
mended. Apply at ol&JM m. m.w. II'
\VANTED-A~GOOf> MAN TO SELL FLOCK
repeal* and brooms to tbe trade. W. J. MORTON
* CO, B0? lot): at. n.w It*
WASTED-TWO on three THOROUGHLY
" oom|??.nt Steam rtttera. Addrua, with refer
?ncea. Box I'll, Star office. It*
\\T ANTED?WOMEN COOtKtlOIOItO; CH t M
oemtidi, Num?ind Laundr^s?e?m dtjroriwiv
Walters. 1>rivar? or Farm Maada iVlorel Men Cook,.
Jal8-4t* s A M l. A COOMbs. MS * st. t?.w.
YV ANTED - COOKS, NURSES, \t Al 1 HE*SKA.
* * maids. seamstresses, Ac.; .">0(1 white women cooka.
(Headquarter* lor Kwi-dlsh. Ovruian and al f reliru
help.) BURN HAM'S HELP AGENCY. 630-jm F at.
?w. _ )alH-Mt*
W NTED-A COLORED WOMAN AS CHAMBER
? ? maid and waitress, mu?t brlritf references aud
atay at n aht. Apply at 1312 lBth at. n.w. It*
WANTED- AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. NOT
" under twenty-live. lor a position of iruat; need
not have experience, but irooil reference required . ??l
ar\ *14 weekly for bcsnnuiuir. Apply I'.THUEK, 4"JS
? that. u.w. It*
W ANTED?TYPE- ffOTt R OPERATORS AND
" persons contemplating r utin* macliinei for the
purpose of learuiiitr, can bare an opportunity to e?
amiue my Standard Remington No -J Machine, which
1 am reutimt at a low fi. ure. t>y calhnirou 1 ndiy next,
between 7 aud 8 p.m. UEO. R. SEIFFEBT. 7*,1 Sth
?t n.w. ? JalH -Jf
WTANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO 1K>
'? general housework for a family of three adult*;
place permanent; i, aat stay n tfhis, referetfc e? re
quired. Call at 40i A st. a.e. Jal7-:lt*
\V ANTF.D-AT DICK'S AGENcfl WOMEN CtiOKS
" ? 10 to $40; chamberm tids, a itreasts. n'ir> a.
laundress, men cooka, matters, butlers. coscbiueu.
dairymen, man and wife, at uwe. (113 7tli n.w Jal7-4t*
\\TANTED AGFNTS TO CANVASS A WELL-PA Y
?? luir article. Ony wall reoommendsd men will
write to CHAS. W. HAGENIH'RN, ii Lafayette IVC,
BriKjklyn, N. Y. Jal 7-V.t
WASTED A MARRIED MAN ON STOCK FARM,
II one without family preierred. who uudrrstaii'U
farm and stock business; ko d chance lor tbe riWit
mail. Oive particulars of circumstance*. Ad lr. a
1 AitMER. Staroffice. )sl7-:tt
\VtANTED-A COMPETENT COOK, WHO WILL
ll^ssist with washing aud Ironing, Aiplj at .V20
6th ft. u.w. J17-2t*
WANTED - T\ PE-WRITER OPERATORS TO
rent Remington No Machine*, in irood condi
tion; t<nii* low. Number of uui hiuea limited. Ail
drea-s UKO. H SEIFFEKT, car.- P. P.CCo.. city )al l l'J
WANTED - A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO
" cook and do reneral housework, muatcomewell
recommended. 1S4."> K at n.w. j?17'.'t"
\K7 ANTED?DUNDoRE'S EMPLOTMKNT HU
*i reau. conducte?l be ladia*. Men and women, whit*
and colored, for all kiuda of domestic lalor. for District
and State*, with refereuce. 717 Mat. n.w. Jal6-?t*
\K7 ANTED ? IMMEDIATELY, A COM PLTENT
tt i oman to rook and do iron*:ral houaework lor a
family of aix; uiuat atay nlabia, referaucoa regulred.
Apply at 1100 7th at n.w. Jal(> .It
WANTED-A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH, IRON IN
aiuall family; must atay niifhta; reference re
quired.^ 11H 0 at- a.f. Jal?l-:?t?
WANTED-aS^EXPERIENCED "HAND IN THE
(grocery and meat buaineaa, unmarried, aud u.unt
cone wall-racommeiided. Addicaa CRACKER^, sur
offlc* J?16-.tf
WANTED?LADIES TO LEARN THE AR1 OF
dreKacuttinirby the perfect tailor square, with
out the use ol paper patterns, all draftings dou> uu
go da. A*J& lltnat. n.w , oppoalte Moses' >al4-lm
W" ANTED - STENOGRAPHER AND TYPr%
Writer, inuat be able to take 75 w>>rda. oue wlio
can bring hla own trpe-writln|r machine prelerreil.
poaltion permanent; atate terina aud refen ccea A l
drea* C fc. Star oBlna. talti m w,a.'lt*
WANTED?IMMEDIATELY?LADIKh TO*WOUK
for ft wholesale house, ou ueodlewock at their own
homes (sent any distance) Oood ray ran be u.a<ie
kvenrthiiiff furnish'd. Particulars free. Address AK
T18TIC NLtuLtWuHK CO.. 135 bth it.Vw York
city. !i**-?'< ?? (ii i
\T|7ANTED^MAN TO TAKE THE A(iKN*(*V op
M our satos. size 'JKxlSlltt inches; weight .VH) Ibn..
retail price $.'{?>; ot sr sices in pn?i* rtion. A rare
chsnce to create a permanent bu?inei?4 at liinii^. Thes *
ssft's meet a demand never t?et<?re supiuie*! by other
safe companies, an we are not *overo?d by the Safe
Fool ALPINE SAFL CO., Cincinnati, Okio.
n'iO-wAsltm
UTAM LD?A V\OMAN. ACTIVK ANI> IN fU-Ll"
III irent. situated outside Ua-*liinirton to represent,
in her locality, a reap ?nsiUe bouse. Keferenr^s. Per
manent poaitiou. J. U. KKYCHAl-T, bupt. ii4 H?*ade
St., N. V d28 w|w
IVANTED? MEN. WoMEN.noV.S, AND ?:l<l.i
f ? to earn tJOc. to $2 an hour at their own homes. no
humbuif. work is simple snd easy. Tmat) ^ rfltlmr
samples, an ? nvelu|>e, contsiuimr a vaini le uf iro?? U
full instructions, sent for 10c., to help pay j +t
a^re. &c. Address il. C. HuWhLL & CO., ltutiaud, \ t.
diJrJm
\l|r ANTED?A DR ESS MA K E It IN EVERY FAMILY.
11 />earners for l*rof. CHUI8TNEK\s new "in
ternational Tailor System * with auy iui h-rule or
tspe-mea*ure alone, as all scientiftc tailors cut.
Patterns and material* cut, basted, drained <>r made.
Mine. 8. J. MESHElt, MCouservalory vt SlodoH." 1 j
Yat.n.w. Washmirton. D.O. dtJ-lla;*
WANTED--ROOMS.
WANTED-BV TWO YOUNG MEN. SF.CONIi
floor iront room, with open trrmte tir?- preferred;
mu t tie bet. Uth and l.'ith and F and M at*, u.w. Ad
i dress ROOMERS. Star office, ffivintflocatRu aud terms;
rtferaucea nchumd. It*
VV ANTED- ROOMS 7W'ITH BOARD WOI I.D
M lioard out value of an otvan or part of a Pano
(new). Addreaa Ml.'sICAL. Star olt* Jal7-'Jt*
\VA!fTED-TWO OK THREE I NFCRMMHED OR
, T partly furnished Itooms. with lx>aril. on second
floor, within walking distance of Uovemment I'rinikuf
Office, for two adults; terms moderate; owners of
house preferred. a> |*ri. an- ncv is denired; l*-st of
reference* exchanged. Aodresa, with full particulars.
PROMPT PAY. Star office. Ja1fl-:it*
WANTED?FOIR OU FIVE UNFURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping for family of two. m
n.w.; no.uildren. rent moderate. Address INOllltKIt,
Star offica. Jaltl-:it*
?V|TANTED?ROOMS?MANY PERSONS CALL ON
,Y us every dsy for furnished and uulurnish>-d
rooms. Psrson, havintr them to rent should see us.
RuOM RENTING AUr.NCl. 61.' ?th st u...):l-ljf
WANTED?HOUSES.
WANTED?A RESIDENCE, EITHEK ItJKVWHKO
or umurnished, iu irood loi aticn, uortliweat. state
particulars, price aud terms; OS lie; s uul), On asruu.
Address MILITARY. Star office. Jalti-llt*
W AN TED - GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE IN
, ? nortuwest part of city tor privaie familv. Will
i?y iu a<lvaocs for s Rood house. Addraaa "l'lilVA'IE
?-AM1LY," Star ..ffice _ Jal2-?f
V*T ANTED?DIKECT FROM OWNERS, HOI'SES
and Lots for rash imrrhaaers. Auy property
placed with iu will be literally advertised at our ex
pense. Rents collected. Estates inxuayvd. Insurance
effected. HOLLAND A THOMPSON, 131:1 F. Adjoin
ing Suu Buildiurf. JelJl
WANTED-BOARD.
WANTED-BOARD. FOR A CHILD NINE YEARS
of aire, in a family where there are other eh.l
dreu. Call ?^0 ?th st. n w. It*
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-A LARGE FIRE PROOF SAFE. MI ST
be ifood rnaAe and cheap. Addreea MAC, Star<.l
flce. It"
\KTANTED?TO RENT TO A RESPONSIBLE CA~
11 terer. Diuimr-room and Kitcheu; csutral locution
for table Isiai dera. aoiue boaiO.rs ui the bouse. 1 ou J
hth at. P.W. If
MTAN ED-TO RENT-A SHOP SUITABLE FOR
' carrying ou the buLdimr busiue-s; immediate
pesetaiou required. Address D. AH.. Star office.
VATAWTED- BOOK-KEEPING ?ADl'LTS QUAL
Vf itj*l in three weeks; prsctical instruction, no
biwluusa-coliece system. Terms uioderate. A idrvss
LI V k. Star office. JalT-Lti*
WANTED- HOLMES BROS k CO. MANIFAC
II turers of lute siiver plated ware, nickel platnitr.
and br.ias |s>;i*hliiK. -0:i North Molnlay at, llaitimore,
Md. Rspalnmr^nd rvplaluucasptsulty. .ml7-im
WANTED?AN EXTRA tiOOl> AND WELL-PAY
niK appointmeut under the Government; will pay
very liberally for such. Address, aijioiiitiiur time and
plais of interview. J I B., our office jal4-Ut*
WANTED - EVERYBODY Sl'FFEKlNG FllOM
II smoky c ininey* lo know that I trusrautee to cure
them or no J?y required, kautres. Eurna-es snd
Latlobe* made to heat or no pay W. k. DANTE. P.
O. box ,>5S. ja I ;i l in
WELLER * REPE1TL it-M k w*
yri
Butter
Stalls j.
Northern Libarty Markota.
aulKMIW
WANTED?L*IGHE>nT CASH PRICE PAID FOR
aeooud-hsnd Furniture, Stores, Carpets, Cloth
hiK. Old Psper, Iron aud Metals. Addreas iiox lti
Star office. ; Ja;t-lm*
\%JANTED?WELLS DCG, BORED AND DRIVEN"
T| AH kinds of well work done in moat skillful man
ner Pumps made to work easy. Puni|? and pump
stock furnished. Xeruismoderate. WkLH. MOFFAT,
It.' 3 ?Ui n. a. dl-Vm'
AN?!??FURNITURE FEATHER BEDS, CAR
p?U, it.ores, cioluuiy. or entirs Household Ef
fects. i be burliest easb prices paid. Ad dress 11 BAUM.
2 IU 7 that, aw. g4
WANTED?IT KNOWN THAT C. S. BUNDY, OF
46S Louisiana ave., (opposite City Hall), la Com
missioner ot Deeds for all the States and Territories
(except Maryland). u is-dm
\AT ANTED - COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOE
IT every State and Territory. Notarr sod U. ?
C<?umlssioner. JNO. E. RE A 1.1. 13"J l F st. t
In office from 9 a.m. to 6 pjn. 1 elephoue :144-^ I
peksonZu
AMES A MCDETITT. CHARLES K. FLINDER.
Detective Atrvmr, Booms No. MR Pa. ave. a v.
This Mrrucy ia independeu t of Govenuueat or m ui.lc
lpal control, does not operate tor rswarda nor eumpi
In dilute* esses. dI3-2m
EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
n.w.
/"1IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION
V/ and Ansa era. Sand 10c. to book-Stores or to
8. W. i LY>*Ta:m_ lry Iustltste.
>12-1 m* Soutliwrst cor. ith aud E sts. n. w.
A UTHORIXED AND BOVDED ~
GUARDING.
o KG. WORSTED BALL DB?SS TRIM klVO. aJLL
WANTED?SITUATIONS.
WiXTU) - n A KVHPrn ABLE, SETTLED
* 1 white woman. who la s flrst-claas Firocn ' **?
? situation. beet of city rctfKWMi Apply at
T.mjL* _ Jal*-^'
wasted-a vorxu i \i<i nisi res a clesi
" (tl PwitK'ii. un.leratauds ty !*? writiae and will
furnish itistrunic..t il dwlrrl a. IL. Star oB?
_
WANTED J1V A RESPF.CTARLE COLORED
1" womau. s situation to c.?>k. wash a no irok lii a
rnvnf fan < 11> . ??ad references. Apply r??r 1M1
lJlkatuw. _ _ JUMT
W'AXTHV-BV A ninci BFTIA A fUfJ
'? in a private familv. Good city Mu'OffJ
dreaa FBKNCH HI I LF'-R. star ottoe. Jals Jt*
WAXTEP BY A YOCNG MAX. NINETEEN
" years ot am, a aitustum id a ooofy**?ery .*
rrocery store has had .viieilouiw tn tuaklwk cat fly.
Address Hoi 14W. Star ottoe Jal??-J?*
IVASTO-AT HF.ADWt" ARTF.Rk ? PtWITlONS
" (or Cooks. Chambermaids. Wait rasa. l^undieas
ftud N arfc* s?MkiuMtr<*K?. Men H alter*. Oooka
ltutiers. S AM'L A. CUOMbS. WJtt ? sL D.W. JalH *l
ANTED?MTU AT ION K FOK WHITE AND OJLr
ORED Oouku, maids. nutkr*. waiters. hoosenien.
kitchen ban'
roi'jrlati. 4c.
i RV a cumul i) VOMAK A
<??11 'ur
\VASTKn - BV 4 COLORED WOM4H A 8ITU4
" tu?n a* fimt iltMrni :n rnvit* tauiil> . can up- |
tiiah (rood city ret-rence*. A|?pV 5H8lOth?tli?. 1
WASTED DICK'S AGENCY H48 FIKST-CLIKH
vv Cook*, chioiUTliia1<k Uuudivf*"*.
?ematnaiM, uur<?i?. hotter*, iwhrn^n. bouae jn?n
andboyi, with city Mittba?>. 613Tih?t n.w. IT -t*
W ANTKP BV A RESPECTABLE WHITE 0 HI.
vY a ait nation a* name and ? hani barmaid.
ral a: 1?.. 7 HUi ?.u n * 1t*
ItTAVTED HV I'WO Willi! iilKLA. ^I I ?
YY itiooi; one a? cook and ^hamlwruiaid i'*u
furuiab c>kk1 nferemea Apply lI41Utt n w II*
WANTLD-Sll I AIIONH EOK ALL ElKUtt iW
11 hell*; free to employer*. rif?frii(Y> miarauteed
to be ireuuuie. STlWSv nil'l.ontl.M AND
HOOM-HEM1NG btliLAL', TIT ?tU at. n Olltf
p.tu. Ja?>
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
fOR HALF?A SEALSKIN SACU1 E AT AUCTION,
r at 1 oVIork to-iuorrow. st WEEKS k I'O.'li ?tK*
tiou rooms. I>'iiMtauaavr . opp. City KO. It*
SALE ?AT COST-ONE HVt RKol'oHAM.
f TtM). C"U|* Kocksua> a frvm SIU?0 to #.*>0?1. niuat
In* atM to make rwin tor Spring stock- JAS. k
PROltEY. 1230 ?2d at.. Qnmtim JalH-^w
IMJK hAU A RAI.E HMtt.AIN A OUT I IN
irot <1 condition. if'.i'i a ???tot li:a*?-i.i"\iu'r.1 Hsr
nesa. also Hi food cokdlttuk, t'JO. A| | I) st OS Wm?
st.n.w. >1* :?f
I^OK SA1.E - At I'RIVATE SALE E1KN1 ITKF
ami winif fit"" picture* chrap, < sll st May tiullduis',
cor. 7 th aud L. i*t lis. m. and 'J p II... ruoui -J
jalK-af ?
1JOB HAL1 OXE SLKIUH AMI sEl or Kr.U.?.
will sell i-kieap. lli^uirv iif 1'KAN K JOHN >?? ?N.i?th
snd E ata. ti. w. JalN '.'t
1.X?K SALE
? tie I tirnrht Piano f.'O"
I'ti? t hlrk>>riiuc ijusrp Pisno <>"
(in?* Hstiit***' T-ootav*? ,...LVI
Other rreat banrsina iu I prtirht snd square 1'iau *
ED*'AKI> E DR<K>K
Ja 14 tU 925 Pa. ava, sir. ut for sieiuway A Soiia.
IrHi sale-two oval-euont show cases,
7 snd ? feet. At 413 13tli si. n.m. >17 :U*
I^OK SALE?ElKE-PlfcoOE SAEL. AT A UAIK.A1N
allm .lern inii rni iu?-iita. coiuuioaUuu lin k. ?*U'.
Addreas W AON LK. 710 lOUist. U.W. >17 ?-*
1>>U HALE ltl HllAHEs OEOK<1ETOWN OAS
.Stock. Pays a |M return ou iiri.w eked.
EUANK H PELOVZF,
Jail) .'It 141H ? at.. Ki . w Htilldimr
I^OR SALE?SALOON AN1> RESTAt'HANT Willi
lurnlturc sinl fixture*. ch>*ap. oti account of s>< k
uww. Apply 1101 7 tli at. u.w JalO-.Tt*
IX?R SALE-W E AUL ITBLIS11INO AT 10c PER
copy: LaOitaua, complete. I^a?t Idea, von fcHwr;
Invitation to the l?ancc?, \s?-l*jr; B?>alanr?r M?n b ,
Enuiiii Wahzea. Taroiitelle. Hailer. Hl'OO ^OKCil
fcC'ti.. Puhlitfhfra, 7th ?t. n.w. OM
I^OH SALE - HANDSOME THOHOl OHBKtD
J'ony, with cart aud barue>*?. ftin ht turnout In the
city, void for waut of uae. Intiiure auble S4011 Pa.
; tve. Jalti-?t#
Ij'OH 84LE?4T A BARGAIN A SIDE BAR
Brcwpter. uprinir. aquare-l?oa Bu*rtr>. with |x>ie aud
Hha!t, a? iroo?l a* new. AIho, h Fort?and Cutter, in
quire-at U(JOM U. Relic** Buiidinir. 1416 Eat Jaltt J*
130K KALE ? JCH 1 AKHIVED. TWENTY 0<X?D
Draf and Dnvinir Home*; al*> 15 head of low
pric; il llor!*e?. ai*u on*-fine s??rrt;l Mar**, very ?i?eody.
MCHLEGi-L k yL'IULV's HUliie. in r?aruf H:i.l I) at
_ i*lct-?tt?
F
?pe?dy.
:t li s
JaK-W
30B SALE BED fFATHERS. I.V A PllBKD,
* h..Ice, new, s il rleuii. Also. Oee*e ye, th- rn. Mal
trvwea. kc., lowest prices, t>rleia by mail and
vt erwise. Delivered. ALHEKT &LITZ, 62fS H it
n.e.
d:t-7w*
Ijfou SALE-WE HAVE A FEW FIKE - PLACE
H-ater?. s num'ier .f Ratiaea and s fair liiie I
t>sa I'lHUP'i. tt.st ?e will aeil st low. r tbali sUoleaale
rate, in order to aj?? edly ?*li?e out the l*lau.-e ot Cav
erly k t o." atock. _
Tina a(o< k must all lie eold Hid the store va< ate.l.
Buil.lers and otl.er* luakimr in . n-vemeiita are iuvi.e<l
to ca.1 suti secure Uir>:ail.? will e the) can.
li. t?. *A M>NOR, ;
WiLJ. MILLER.I * ?
JiU-Iw U - > N V. A?e
130R SALE? BllOlTOHAMS. COt.Pl.S ANU KlM'K
awaysfor lu nate uv. made by boat uiak. ra;Ui
?prinieirdcrandat ..ue U-li ori.-lusl coat. stoo..ar
n..??????. buKifies suil waKona. 4liti Ps. s*c. W. r.
UEVEK. _
J301S SALE?CALIoRAPH TVPE-W HI I I K. (iOOD
order, i'Z?*, Co uinl.ia Bicycle, i-3. or will '1
chainre another Ui.ycle or Iricycle torir..?d Tyi?
writer. Capital Cycle Co.. 14?h> New York av. Js4 -.tm
a-VjU SALE TWO VERY ELI UANT liAKi.AINS
r Oue a brilliant :nnl very f?~>t tone, mumificent
).arlor uprwht Kraud llsim. ronewood csw. haudwmi< ly
Linalie.1, larm- ?i/.e. *reat voluiuv sud |ni?er, u?ed but
s abort tune. can bebouirht very low on small monthly
? ?ayiueut* or twU. or will eicbs:ure alio irlvi full value
tor old llano. We make a meat specialty ot cichauif
1 iiur new or ?econd-bsud l^priffhts tor Snusre Pisnos,
and our osviurf to you l? always ?'.'3t .#1(10 la tter
than any other hn?l-cla*s liou^e. A lanre tour ri.uud
' corner Square llano, in cic lleut order, lor only k 1.
*10 per tuoiitli. This la a rate lianrsui.
XHE PIANO EXCHANViF,
j?4 ATI tftli <t
S<OK SALE sINoINO BIRDS. BIKD FOOD AND
Cwre*. Oo.d Flah. Aijuanuins. snd F.sU F ?>L
lymt sam.rtmeiit in the city st HCHMID'S B1UD
! h i OKE. l'Jlu hu. two doors south of Pa. ave. ?i-S liu
1>OU SALE-PRICES FOR THE HOUDAYS AND
* WINTER MONTHS
I Per Gallon. Per Gallon.
I sweet Catswbs ?0c Claret. California. ...tl
Anirelics Caliloruia..<1.50 Bur*uudy. " . 1 .>0
i Mua'steL " ...1.30 Brandy, .... 4JKI
Mall., - ...?J.OO Hock. " .... 1.00
Sherry, " .1.30 Noi ton's Va.Claret . l..?tl
i Port, " ...1.30 Dry Catawba isouri S(l
Prompt attention inven to onlers by Mali or Tele
' |-hn?in l^ir^e ssiKjrtuieut of Freucli, litriuui and
other Foreign Wmeeand Cardials, at
11. a. SELIOSONU W HOLESALE 8TORE
1200 1 euua. ave. n.w.?Telepbour 114 -.
Wholesale A.elit for the Celebrated TKIVHLL
Whl kies?the purest in the market. n:?0 wkalui_
IiOR SAL1 -ENCYCLOPEDIAS. JAMES PARToN,
' the celebrated historian snd biiarrapl.er. rays that
in every honae * here there la placed sset of Appteton ?
Cyclopias it is like sending the whole fsiuily to u-ol
We " This work, sll the volumes, can be obtained at
oiK-e on small monthly payments by addrv**iuir
l'_'W. Star ottice. d24 tjiuhl
1X)R SALE THE *VTTO"" OAS ENGINE RB
f quires no boiler, avoids all eiiwueive attendance;
no l??s of time , no handling of fuel. Send for ciniulaf
si.ii prt'*e list. D. Ii41.1 All. Axonl. . Jl 1U11I
Dl'-'^im M
noi SALE-NEW. CLEAN LIVE-PICKED HED
P Feathers, l.V s |ound: the l>e?t in thei-ountry for
tue inonei ; orders by mail or otherwise promptly .ie
livered. W .VI. Sbl lZ. 7^4 -'.1 st. n.e. . n'.'H-SW
LOST AND FOUND.
(JR REWAKD-L O 8 T-JANI AKY 18. SMALL
s.ie Terrier D.nr. stuserlnif to the name of
l ,,..ch bad ou Collar and ta? ll'J. Above r. ward slid
n i questions askod tor sale return to 141 ? Con ..ran
st. I
LOsT-A I-EMilN-COLORED SET I ER. W E ARS A
b ack leather .olUr liiled with nvet?. faateood bya
brass lock. No name on plate. Return to P?
ave. i . ward *3.
LOST-MONDAY NIGHT. BLACK AND WHITE
>( o ted setier do^r very ola. K?-ium to91.? Fat.
n.m. and nomrmn. -T
1(.?i rO-DAV, GOLD 8PECTACI.EH iv ( \^l-.
J l?eariii?r owner's naiue. reward bv returtiinif
t.. EHA.nKLIN H CO.. uptu iana. JalH-,t
fosT-CEUTIFCATE SO. 2.? FOB TEN sHA..ES
JNorth? ru Market stin k. V%*>n return of aaidc?-r
titlcate to my ottice a reward will be tpven. O l.
Ml >??N. 002 Hi- ave. n. w Jal? -*
Iosi Olliin 4??7. ASMALLNMJI II HOI ND
J doir. u ith lutwii ai-ot* on aid and ears he ha 1 a
chain collar on nei-k \*ith tne luitiala K- V. J4ji V
"aIiI* ral reward w01 be i?id for bU return to said
numla r. >'??
BUSINESS CHANCES.
"k OEETLEM Vm IN THE PRIME OF LIFE AND
\ riite in practical .Mercantileei|>erience. w.th some
e l ital. would like a psrtuer who can control a tew
thousand do.lara, to etufsfc-e iu a line ot business thst
will cotwuaud reapcct aud coutidcucc when made
known. Address ?
j p K. \. H Star oftn.
I-^OR S.VLE?A OOOD'c IAM E TO BUY A DRI'G
1 More Apply at once to CHAS. A SHIELDS, ItHW
i i . u w. JalH-3t
I WILL GIVE $100 TO ANY ONE WHO WILL
ml me a position thst will |>sy ?70 or #SAI imw
llionlh. Add**es J ASPAR. Star omce. JalK-'A*
P\TENTSAND INVENTIONS ? il.K IT ED. PAT
enU bouirht aud ao.d. introduced and pi.c?d on
royalty cases carefully condu tod.
royalty ttttPLL NuVLLf Y COMPANY.
JalS-iit ?:?? P at. "-W^
1TOR SALE?TO CLOSE AN ESTATE?"MOUNTAIN
P Top," ? summer Resort, on the Blur Rnlirs, near
Aftou sutiou. 1 besapeake snd obi.. Railroad. Is for
.ale Write for ?lsacrll>tlve circular, price, teima. kC;,
to N w BOM E. heal Estate Ayent. or to PLEAsAN i 8
k MAftSlr, Atu>rueys-at-Law. KicUiuond.Va.JlS-a^?.?t
war ANTED?PARTY WI.H ?300 OR kLOOO TO
ff take activ e part in attoudiiur a profitable imiiusM.
five y as eetabiiahed snd euiploylUK twen y h nda.
Ad. re as MUTUAL. Starottoe. JaI7-2f
^ETBOPOUTAM RAILROAD STOCK BOL'OHT
aud sold by
>18-lw 1410 F at.. Krllocr Biuluir
R SALE?A DRUG HTi'KE OK ONE OF THE
. FKANK^H. PELOl'ZE
Ft
_ best corners in. the city, well stocked, and doinr a
irood trade: Bone but tkoae mean in* business need ap
ply. Address MR EUXIK
Jsl8-4t? WaahinKt..11. B.C.
PARTIFS SEEKING KAFE INVESTMENTS IK
Local Securities will be furnished faU Partiriilara
on sj.p kation at our Ottos. GUUlEY BEOT HERS.
ldlftFstU.W. >1J-1ui
ONE OP THE BEST BUSINESS PkOPEB
tios In th? city.?Lot 4 and part oi lot o. kju^re
Ijbtt. front mr ito feet on latth 2?_ J^LT, 3
Pennsylvania sra and D sts. imiasdiaiely ?orthJf
tbe Palais Royal, by a del tb of 100 ""i
^ ^ ^^^^KOUOH 1, CO
laC-tin.*.:?ra l?Oo r>t??_
JOHN E. BEAU, k 00, AOEST* *OJ. THk.
Equitable Morursca Sl Caplui.
kior^ayea bcarltuc ? per cent lmerest. F*2l"J"T:
annually. f?* any auiouut. aiways ok bsee lor in
ve tors. 1 beae mortirskes are guarantee* by
company. rTL
It EN PER CENT LOANS NEGOTIATED OK KAN.
. aud Dak. iar.na F irst mortnaire and A No. I sacui
Ud22l'imr**t >**? Vd^u pJudlnr
Going out op cakpets. ou cimcclab
cmtau-kr^i ^v^moohh\*?tZs.
j-.a^s. lUl al4 U4a lUfeM.M.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
KENT-A LABOE SECOND HTOBY front
ruom. fiiruiahad, ail qp**MiM*?<aa. Wtm
twrnuimmti>41?>bIaw. JslS-Sr
t,> h KEN I ? ! hMKKUi ROOM*." IN Wkuiui
?o?ikmmt 14JIRI ?t* n w. Jala 3t*
f,V?? |)M -*U?E ?T. * WORE VIII LA HO*
* ?""?oO'l'torr ? uth froat koum and iwo Una
.lonKIa parlor*. with or with, nt and |t?
,X?R HUNT -COMMoDlot's FI'RNIABED ROOM A.
1711 a M.. oppoata Metrorolltaa tjlnk
f,>)K REXT?IN northwest SEtTlO*. UMK
. n*?! "Utabla for thra* or four m?Mm or A
fau.Uy fablaBr.t-c.aaa Mtl>Ml out trru,. n~?
watr ?i nwX.il'J.KUrolU. jmf li?
FOB KENT -MAR IOWA CIRCLE A pleasant
autt* of Room* Ir- ol parlor a iih lam M
? uil? of Rootua lr>ni parlor ?it), lanrv had mai.
lany back iwrlor with luaaial UatTWt'U karltf
? 3^>n,m ? ralatttwa. 13o3gat a.w
or
e<
*1
by
R REST r.11 FOR t'NFI'RMHHED FIRST
or. inludinx l,~a< and raa allot? loth at... ce
llar Maaa. m and lOih ai . aontb front. Jal?-?t
|*OR RENT-PARmR AMD BID BOOM OK FIRST
luruiahau. at t>(W 13U. at. A*
F
F
JalT 3t*
"*>K KIM HAXl>m)MI Y H I.M?HU1 PAK
lora. corB'-r hoiiar *.?!! imd-d aciith and aaat
f n nt. noti. inotv d.-airal.l? la ctt*. alao. allw imr
ii** Kooiua. with or with without U*i\l IOOr.' Nth
at. n w. J.17 2t*
INOR R> XT-TWO Nf ATI V FVliXlKHIP Co*
r inuiii.'atliur roonia, aoiilli fr>>nl. ?r .nd fir |>rHa>
tuodwalr. IW3 Fat u.a. J. Iff St*
viK HI NT-FI KNIMIIli Iukimk. ?!1H < 'It
without hoard, t'liutoti II o?.tti and 1 ?u. n ?
Nr> lunmun-. and undw ur? aianar"n*nt JalR-Bt*
; |>>R HI NT LAIU.I Kl.'OMi IITORY FR<'XT
i I room ifurntahadv atrtctly I'ii*aw- tannic rrlrr
! in H 1.1.IS l.at.u? JalSNt*
H' >K Kl ST-FVRNIKHI P EIKST OR SECOND
I in?r. mutable for b*-hooma aud t>arl<>ra. h?ue>
I rH'led by owner, email faiuil) ; rrfor**tn-ra t?trhatir>?4.
I l?iW? 14th ?t .oar t*Hv..ren Jal4-#T
J Mm rkm pAKum ruH?K hikm rrm
maiitd Homih alurljr or ru aulte, *itfa or ?iil?. ?i
I i ?>a ti 1^.4 H &L ..w d31 |M%*
I lOK KIVI-l.WJ H t*T. N MANDw >\11 L%
{ I fumialied li'MMM*. ftneat 1? itiou iu the rttf, ?**?%
I \piii?-tit to botfl> tun rt.-wt ? tr? >*14 ?!;?
1*?K REXT MANMOMKL1 HIUMhHKD
iHi.l-vton Front Room and ai-? w a.-? ?. Roo?ii ?.t
| y 'tiiMitf. PU.WU? tot Ui*ii ai*4 mif?. ?r m?ut wih?i.
Mam uit #it*
i; I ? N1 ?n 4 H S . ? 'I KMI11 MH ?? ?
I ?lt rUrnl't clinrrh. in'v^tU linri b?u*l?*niely Ur
I l mliixl rooiua. l*t?rd a . e\??i
timt ? \*h*. at im?i>ti?bl** trnML Jel 1 '-**
1^??K RKNT-#40 HAKDHOMKLV FIXKINNKD
I 1 larvc parlor Mint v>N>iu ou 1 *t flo.?r. iu?luiliuc
Ih at ukjtl ?raa. lath hMini RMif fl ?or Alao. Another
l*i?r?-M-nH?ni. IIO^ttrKou l?t ??r .i<l fl?*?r .'V>< 4 Va
ft., third door fn?ut l?i. MiUiW aii?!*a ? nurrta v13<? lui*
VftiK lw? V!-<lll l.UH SI. N ? toNWMKNT
to tbe ICbbHt ainl Kltrf" U ui<?ljr furuialM^I
cult*' of Hihiim, vilb irrate Ut> ai;ite 4r i ?r a
. M< iuU r * r t>tu< ra Aieo, one aiutfle i-joia. *ve')ttiiuf
iMi <1 '4 4a*
LH?lt 1 bt. KUU4NTLV aft
I m?hi*J ??f r?k>iim on ttrnt ???or. al*a
r-HJUi for tfeuUemeu ou third Aoor. n f?*n uc+m )m :im
^t?K KKK1 ? IIAMMH)M K.I.Y mtX.'UHKb
ioii. ?*u ault?* or siUtfl# alao. p ? aa?i.t ha.l
ai.llal?l?* f??r mitlenifti With or vith^Ut U . .rd at H4H|
11th rt ti.a . i KiiiauirMl %?17 lllw*
fV?R HUNT VF\H CMAMHIK1 \IN'K. iH<X<T.
rooma -it a i? i - ? v jit, - i,?iudi<w?> l
l-AM the door, our hwiu. nuiuble tor ofttv. aittiur
wttliout t?oard 1UIII l.'itli at ir.'h *^(u
F
FOR RENT:?OFFICES.
>?K Hi N1 -FINE <>? KICK HtKlMh lOHM K <>?
' 1 ;>tli au.l ? ata. OI'HI.K\ bK< iTlIf Rh. 1:1 m ? aU
jaiaut
F
F
I><>K IIIVT Kino M M \i'llk At I T?'M'oM
ii.u: ? ?tiii?f olli< a r>?'iiia <>ti Aral f.-.r. au'tal.la |..r
a i>r> r?ai 'iial lo*utlvtiiaii t irat i liaa r?irm.< a ra
(jiurvd hll?
V>K Kl NT t'KHi k.s-IN OI K Nl.Vt III ILDlMtf
all rouveulnura, ?t<-an liaat
TiU.ll * Kl'THrRFtlRD.
dV4-4w* i:tO? I- at n.w.
FOR RENT STORKS.
lt<)K KENT Kit HOC. HC1TAMJK FOK AMY HI Kl
i F ii?*p . ti*t?ra? for l? :t* tirr ?t.?r?-, I-** lut. kr. _ aU<>
mnariii'iii III < k tutta. all n*o4rr'i iiiiiiniiaii'rtHR,
un?- locution, raut < liaa|<. lli^uirr I7'.'3 u.w.
jal K-:u'
Ixw i.ixT artikI- am.
at. ar. Alfl|r :UmSdit.aa ial7-.R*
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| I 14th at.. '.'OtOO It. t-ouon imi collar aauia allr M
rontu daWluia alaiti . lanrc lirlck aulilc. kl?^ nua
| atore,nir litli aud N. V ara. J ? I' MU.kH
Jall-llu* I4VH Nrw lurk a.a
FOR RK N T-MI sc ELL A N EOU8
I.-VIK KENT?fcTAHLf. IN Aliil BETW> ? * K
.an 1 L ntid hitti and 1Ttli *>t? . t ..rrt?r oa
l>a? it\ f.-iir li<?r?? ?t and tbree ? aina*rc?. water end ?raa<
! l?o rooiua for <>oa? h an.
| Ja 14-tit HIIX * JOHNHTOX. TIW l.%t|iai.
1>?K hENT AN OLD l^TAHi.hHID M.I I)
r^No. 141? Hi?rl. at-. <M*orir?t ?u. I* < *. ? tb
future*. *ir? |?rr mouth K A I'llllJ.II'K |4
New lork a%*ntu*. #*.'? lui
FOR SALE LOTS.
I .'MR MALE Ix >1 X NOlir-K IK MIIURY <?|VKM
that Iota 1, 14 and l.\ a?|uai-a 104.'.. arc withdraw*
froii, 11,.' loMrkci <>IANKR. It*
? >>R KALE I.OI ON WKHT HIDE OF HI H K r?
I lieUf u Laud M. I? i ir nt *1 .*.<<
KW.ikMKlLUl A BKEtlEEY,
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r H and I A? . 4.'?f<?t froht. A w WO la-t ft hi o
.'id, U-t. H. and 1 Aw aill -?-l 1 var> loa if > Mai
one . term* <aa>. C. H. 1'ARKEK !* and E au &
w. Jal . .if
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I ii?-at to tha ix>ruar of Irtili at . *?,.'?o0 and fa tMHA
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tilul aitv at tli* head of l'.ttli at., which alii la
' srad' tl tlua ani.t**r aud ai'ia.rt *ut<l ainoiur ilia u?-i**ra
| Iu ?.hc a|>iiiur Au "i'1'orinniti !? >r ai. ii.??atiuriit thai
| will i?y o*it 2'? |wr i*ut. In. ft>4 imhi
jal4 tt' _ VI. P. HK'SiU, l?H FILE*.
1>?li HALE?CHoK 1 Ixlln <'N K I. NY AND
Trnu. ttr* Man. otha< ch^ai'iota lu * M-i U. ail
ti-a ,?K.fHK? ft. 8. L bai*?in VilL.oNAlllKI.il,
!? !.. F at, B.w. Jal4-'tt*
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I Pari. OI'RLEY BROtoEBH. I3l!i Fat. lal* fit
? Nik XALE - M.KY 1.1 MliAHl.E OuKKEKLOT
J at the niuraw lou ol N. V. avi-uuc. X and Kortli
Capitol atfwt, lUOitMi. Will Ik aold at a Kar^aih
S..(iKMsltDT A Kit AI .LEV, M'-T I at. 1 ui
1NUU SALE?WE HAVE EttK MALE A D1 HIKAKIJt
I r I la*1* of Kuaiuca? |iroi*rt). KjiltXI on L1L lint
uortli of la av.. alao *>u Eat.. Imt lltli aud l?u. 73?
75. Botli of tliaaa piacra of pioprrly can |> I-oil v arlad
luto maai |*> iuc Ui?i?Uu*-uta. A. r HIU.AtXi,
| Jalt -'a __ 1.1MI ra*
F' >'?!. KALI cheap iAJlr. Al EoBEaT OLEX.
Md? 1, In, aud \l cruu IT loot, il a. .J twloiw
| afrimr. 3- K. H. RlloKl),
Ja4-lni* I423H Fat.
SMB HALE-TBE KIM IXVERTMENt "1 I H K
1 A L?ay- I oflir liuildinir Lot* ou b md**, and ou Rtr*-t
oravenn*. vtithlu lour K*j\iar?-? o; P? una>lvaiiiaav?.
! 8trH?t oara. for oUi> |UK)0 ca? h $*J.?d an. ?al^utw
I |IO |^?r luoiiih. IV A. PHIlXlfH,
J u'iV-IUii* 141 *-? Nta Vork a?a.
MONEY I'O LOAN.
M
ONI I TO Loan ON t ill Kt.ALlKlATl. AND
ou Mar? laud tartua.
t'HAS A. Kllir.LDK,
JalK-.it lOtMi I at u w.
$1,000^^^^!
42.MM HAl.DINi. A MATLKS,
UalK nt! at ILW.
S'lii Alio t K REAL r SI ATE KEI I Rl I Y AT
l'J*?M rate ot luUimt m suiua ul
and uiward. V?-( aioull ? 'iuiiiiHaii?m.
u 1. i f C H K Nii.Hl.tiU7 ?ih ml.u.%
MONEI TU LA?AN IN I FKOM $.'.UO 11'
?ard, at lha lumeal latoa ol llitcrevt aliu cotiuaia
aioua, ou ai'proted r* ai i*UU iu ti.ia dtt
U O UOLTZMAK.
Jilt < omcr ltltli and I ata. a w.
Money to loan at five pel ceTxt on ap
I'rotvd raal aataia a. ,nli Laiv. a.uouula a
j ai-e- lilty. TYLER A BfTH ERF- >KIV
Jl-.'-B*4 l.MIT Eat. n.w.
\|ONEl loaned ON FILH1 CLASS hi AL
a"l 1'talr tKxanl)
VKHCorr k aiux'L
Ja lm IS07 Fauuaylvaaiaava.
Money to loan in hi mk iu ki it ai lowest
rat?a ol Uiicreat ou aii imvpJ rwl ??taia ?r* nriijr
I luiofcity. ttlLl A Ji'UNaii'N.
Jal 1 -:?ui 7 'l? 1 :.ih at. n.W.
t-i-WKJ, ?:.(.0, f 1,1100. . SL&ua
nS aU,(KHi, ?.1,000. ??..000.
On liaal Eatatr. Ko.Uia> Tariua nwa -u bla.
JaT lOt E. A. MclNTIBE. ?IK ? ?L_
AfOXEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. BoNlwi.
all ?to* ka, r al >*tat? u<.t>a. or ot.i? a? itnt|>. In
; auui. fro.ii <1(0 t.ai.j aui ..uut d'-awd. K. A P< II#*
l.ll-K, 141U Naa l.irk at-tiur Ja.. In.
W i have money to loan u> keal ekiatm
" at ti fa* cent. Iu allium Iroui 4 l.tKKJ to ao.OOO.
<123-1 in KM kkaltbl A DttADLET.
Money to loan on keal i state heci Kiir
aua on ,*?d i.na^ ???>
421-lm l*wy?AS.
f
3.000?TO LOAS
ij'iiou ox KEAL ERTA1E.
1,Sw foio| THOU e WAGOAMAB
O.nEY TO LOAN.
jrv,T"
ol7-3a> 14t?i . ft u w
8100,0(10
laniiaauJ Couuirj Fiaoea
i. |j * Hi 1*- * OU^
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Money to loan
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la a
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auiua to aulL at lowvat ratra, an undnd rant
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M
UN EY TO LOAN
UN LEAL EalAlE nl.t'l Hi J I.
TBOa. J. flailr.R A OQ_
l*-'4 F ac n.W
Money to loan ob real estate at luw
aat llalaa.
WASH K ijAN ENBOWEB.
ap24 KormaorloDANENBUtAERfc HON. 11 IS Fit
KOXEY TO LOAX-JK REAL imitate OB F1BST.
rlaaa aat untiaa. at lowaat mtaa of >HtamaC Aa
y altera Uar aai urtly laftx?l
mhJO o. C i.BLEX, ?OS TtEaA a-w.
Unexcelled Baboains.
Onr Entire Stock of liiWnal Bam h
at ACTL'AL OUST.
Evenlnv Uk-na In Ion* laartb* at COST.
Ail our 1M POUT ED and DOMESTIC
BoNNETaaudEXUUMt BOCXO MATS at
radjead prtoac
a L MR.
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