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New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
Gin Heal Ge!iie for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
y .gsv, GOTH lC TOYS thah s.acty eiloey, waf
rd..iai TjLT, GEIP2EE CO., IijruiyU. 3b3Ts Twenty
ti.irds. Send .Cr .cnlar3 -
nFSIRABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE at
~ prices suited % '5 tim2 yery accommodating terms
3 HOUSlS S1thG Bro0kyr tow Di1cbs from Pros
lCct Park within OF. bijc % sIt IS iA!- aa running i'i
Ia fa Ed SOa Foilies ani about ms dstant $heTe
built by thC subscriber expressly TOT ttIt r A i
FAMILIES: slclies. LiSh Dastmei1, Philadelphia rick
fT1rt1 Wit! tIoHnS:0ae Trimmings cratn.l II itO WIN
ssltD P,s and T'.rri iron gaiCs 20 ltVGS CA sides i.
all a'ha. modern DUi aCCu yClTz since an
recently thoroughly Oyechage painted s1G GtaiJ iIescOsd
Tor urlhUT ps ticJats apply TO the GNne ii N NAlL
90 IiDertJ-,t, EtT-i ors
EOR SALE--Two double TENEMENT
EOTGsS, ia seventh Wa;j, To?iGg All hteic9 OF ~ per
cen. m no Catherine Etry icl viii De sJia 20
bargain. For Iarc lisss tGqUie u HAT CH hhASttDN"
ENOR SALE-HOUSE 4G3 West 23d-st., Lon
z c.r-f.rsce; ross convenient snG iyaay dSeliiuP. IN
late must DC sol Immediately L. 4i4IsEH' i'zec9tol
Bcac 81.
E7GR SALE or LE8SE-Tnc fCuT-s;ory brick
DZ depth tGrugh the block suitable iUr sIJ Dus
GEUEGE g. GEArsoN,
90 Wi!EGILs'.
EDR SALE. lease. OF will exchange for
ioSsaJy Ice ttcd AMI cooc DWELLING HOUSE "a New.
city, ;o following VaWiiy nice le'.GeEce, Tith
ECSs EIC,Ity AbGayr! 3 Ia tc Iig oi &cW-'iyGns
HicS X j. hour nom hewYurk by ral AMI .rss cNtly
hour CaFu the iy For particulars apply 10 T. H. hliCH
ING, 80 Eea1e ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
I ANYls MhID and sRAMsTRESt.--A Swed

Z AUNDRESS. Wanted, by a thorough ex-
,.r-ncef l:nglisi Prl,esiart, situation acad aiJs
res would tLo charge H sE Estuuon gooo oiiT reer.
enc hc4Tes3 SJi West 41tltst
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
Drooklnn Reai Gsiais 5or Sale.


E.F0R SALE or 60 LEhSE-Nine LOTS OF
= GROUND with nj iLDINGS sJiaJc fer iUundeIy
sucGro'se Iaa-las '.rn5 pup1scs. Kngss near ~
a DOCS. brooklyn Win ftJu tbc U,cG o! over 200
f-ct. ttp!g 10 AMHERST WIGHT, it, o: T. Is. Ai,.soiD
ll9 Ero3d~ay PO0m o.. NsV-DCIE.
NOR SALE:
& 3stcry brcs house. No * Iaiayetje.sve.
2a:Ory aad.ati.c bcItk house. 81 hCsi-si.
.-s'OTv bi.ck lJJsci :" Willow at
J.storY bTiOk haGsc, ljS ;omSon.tt.
SssIy bEcA LU.se, 40 aui iy7 Hioag.Jy 81.
GEORGE Y. DUEfO&, e. az at.. Kew YORK
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Field, Phabe and husband 70 H-i,Ty W Lee trustee.
ty, y 81 l. tti.lIr cf.1aS5i ais .:..... S'SJ
wcf 15is.ys: q rsgths ~ - 80 Gco0
a aas29 e.s ~ fi T co .'-'- aIs5
Deas. wa y, ts N1TiaS E"By0J o. lIti-Si, ct 600
fhAYe; > gear V'V"V
:. io.5aS.. a. 1000
a. q; iG, n55; sga s % sa 5000
M 5i.els . o s,js, ot 5hve yo2ls 1000
S9aLett. - 20 3io;FUg3..t.s sas:iHs E%E, oOi
th are. Of lH5 So 5000
Norton Marietta ana le!ls, 10 Amelia Ilopr % OF ,
tigIitOI--. Ot NE-.cEi care ...--. z5VJO
E,he.nctrD. Juo 20 Jas Campbell of 35j"a', oi ~
lS'aTt = 49,,
Sz-I C 'tt 81, Cf lsieY,, iU,o-O
ines- GsFtr'lIs ITil hEsh.GGd. 70 G,iTcf SaT:nc9
BaIku % y lGLaytaIt T. uf lGt ayt: E6aE.: ZOOJ
iS',4 SS,4i,erss ST. o. Tolay Q, a5a 5s 5oOJe
-9.I1 3iS 'i' Of Z ,Te; ' ysars 20 s.'' . 10000
% :, % si 49,. '1 Sl' 80 a. -. o 5000
'liinC Of JeyLgia1eve ana AGths'it ooo
+.
i' oh ave- 1L' " ysT i7s'.i''' .., V 80 2s65
StJgais OsFJ: Luti,IsI CluIch - Jfrc,e t-sh!ac
Of TthS " Df fGl pn aye l2la -sHj . Fr'''. sIOD
&c o.s .,' 80 5t @ 55st q q. , rs 5000
soe ayo 81 i{ E5i.. 3 .s .'''. l!,' 5000
B..yi T. 70 Merry sm, ,son, l2Sdsf " o; lsjfivoi ~
(uthS,Glj :. Y. s4yAsy. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
Board end Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED-For . little boy years
alG in rr.vrte fiEy residing the ars attends fy
echoo, Adtros. c. BOX S9 Tribune Uptown ofce l2jo
~
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
5itnat;cus Uaute9--feIaa

IN DRESSMAKER.-An experienced DTcssmaker
~ orH Ike 20 cugacc with few ladies ~ the day
or week eFms r,0eCar. Please address ~ NJ, GTlbsne
UptGHn once, l.255 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

NOOK.-WANTED--B a frst-clas5 cO!OTed
q c,ok situation in e private family private boarding
hogso city country rsteiass reference NO l4T Wst
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

NOACHNhN-SituatiOnw wanted By a young
.1g1 g, rrv?,o {, ,aic,qn Understands thc acd
t Il! d .nad anL catriJgo frnisH city rel
crrrcrs. 1877 West 5lst-sL
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

EO0K.-A young woman as PLAIN COOK,
washer and iiOrer; would do general Louso6OA DeS
citv reference 200 East SIIa 81, CO... 3GaVe.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

COUNTRY HOME, iniaud-'ThTae furnished
= HUU;hs RtF nom Asy l. ot 80 month references
exraasCgd. address HJS l0J, south HoTEaik conn.,
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14

COOK A respectable woman as cook thor-
her business; IL good D2Eer Guy OF
couEtry; good reference. 2fl West 21ih-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-14
Giluntiors Wanie0-Mdles

H0ACHMAN.--A respectable Protestant young
~ man dcsr, eli unton az ccactnal n Cty on eJIrty
On 20 alznc required good oify references SOL west
sJthst. JAMES HCKAiGs.
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f 11H 49, INDGGee EEsrs M ira 49, s..
q purchasers II
Pa PERHANGINGS,d &c,
NJ A RK RIT T. RS

No a39 fTH STREET.
Bs:U. ID and SIS 8 doors ADORE odd FsllotrS' Han.
Tomske room for Spring Good. We offer, for the
next sixty days, our large stock of PAPERaAHG-
GREsfLY REDUCED PRICES. FOR CASH
All work I'D material on Time, regular prices
Al CIT Papers = Per cent of regular marked
piece Pspsr- from 10 cents q piece I'M 10 al
god Satin Finished Pap r as los % cents per
WINDOW SHADES,
dinerent sizes aud colors, Plain Shade, Cloth and
HoIaho, popular coiors, which make mp IN
PICTURE FRAMES,
tne stool and greatest variety In the city
81 orsclLg W ainut aud Gilt, Silk V-Iyst Fa,cy
Metal and Velvet Of foreign aud domestic an ufsc
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
told, silver, Timed, Wire Covered and Worsted
ficiuIe Iord. Picture Cord, Picture Nails, Rings,
PAINTINGS, CHROMos. STEEL ENeRay
INGs AND PHOToGBhPBs,
lie DkEsbES r0RcELhiS PxfSTIS E; j. s1 rich
velvet and carved frames in the District hi ch will
De one red at q small sd ance on Cost Photographs
uary hne imp ported fancy Articles, a..
bkhWER1ONs PoPT6aR PASTEL PAINT
which combine the e,tIsSs delio.ov of the water
color with the breadth and pJwer of oil with q
briilisEcy and pureness If tint to be found in no
other process Of art they enduring, are in no
work Of from sketch the spot, and dressed in
its most BEAUTIFUL dress # sky, and atmos
pheric effect. A feg choice subjects on Exhibition;
Picture Frames puRctusly filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed Persons needing gooCs in our line
inv tied to examine goods and compare prices,
are lermined to cell 20 make room for SpriHg
sJ.Ck
81 Tsrrns Positively Cash, unless there is an
acre. meut to the contrary when the order is re-
Iebi ri No. 439 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

a contemporary contrasts the proposed
acuon OF the Maryland legislature and that
OF The national House of Repres entatIves I'm
reference 10 the coal trade. as involving a
singular difference of opinion. TIE Iegisla-
fure referred to has before il a bill LAYING a
tax Of $50 on every one thousand tons of coal
mined, while the new tariff bill introduced
ny the chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee OF the House of Representative
puts coal on the free list. Should the bill
PASS Congress as IL comes from the commit
tee, the law givers OF Maryland Will doubt
less see the improperly OF passing the coal
Dill now BEFORE IL. Should they do SO, the
c. interests Of the state would suffer mate
] ally, since sUch law would discriminate
against Mary Land mines in favor of those of
West Virginia, which pay no state tax 1t
would also not only lessen the demand from
The New EDglaHd states for Maryland coal.
but would enable the Nova ScOtians to com
pete with the miners Of the state I'm question
Statistics show that the product of the
Goa fields OF Western Maryland in 1873 was
,674,1O1 tons; IN 1874 that amount had de-
reaSed to 2,i15,s95 tons, and for 1915 il
dropped down TO ,3i2 ,373 tons, a falling Off of
S51 J32s tons compared with ISIS. The Cum
berland AUegdJtidn thinks that instead of
passing any legislation adding TO the present
burdens and embarrassments OF the Mary
land coal trade, the legislature should rather
seek in some way TO promote the greater
growth AMI prosperity Of the trade, for the
sake OF the state, whose best interests would
be destroyed thereby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
The District and the General Govern.


The debate In the Senate yesterday was
noticeable as bringing out the opinions OF
other Senators OF legal ability TO the effect
that the general government Is both by law
and equity responsible for the Indebtedness
OF the District incurred under direct govern
ment control OF District affairs. Mr.. Ere.
Hnghuysen stated this view very forcibly,
saying, 81 understand three things are adj
United, namely, that this work has been
done, that IL was necessary t. do il, and
that the government OF the United States is
liable TO pay for IL, and 1t seems 10 me the
conclusion is quite direct that we had better
pay for ii at once" And again: 81 have
never met an American citizen coming to
this capital, no matter OF what party or
from what section of our country, VINO did
not rejoice in seeing the Improvements
which heve been made In these avenues and
parks and public buildings. No one makes
a greater mistake than he who thinks that
Americans are mean people. Tney are
proud and generous. They do not wish that
the Ia, 600 people OF this District 40 per cent.
OF whom are poor, should be at the expense
OF maintaining capital for them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
The Book of American Interiors,
BY CHARLES w. ELLIOTT.

COnteiriDg views OF T~enty.tw striking Inte-
r0rs ow existing in this country, ad sbo 1t Thirty
smaller Illustrations. With descriptive letter press
ard essays Oh the Library and Dining Ro0m.
Quarto, elO.
HEUIOTYPE5 OF
Library OF d. W. LoBg;ellOw, Esq, Cambridge,
Dining Room of DIR ] r. Chad rick, Boston.
Library Of Donald g. Mitchell, Esq, West Haven,
Conn,
Library of DR. Theo + Brock, Springfield. Mass.
Dining Room of DIR. Breck
lining Room OF George Ward Nichols, ESQ, Gin
cinDati
Grtat Il al % Major Rs. hbone, San Francisco.
LIBRARY Of George Is. Chase, ESQ Boston
l,inins Room Of Hon. j V. l.. Pruyn, Albany, NY
hlha Room Of Hon. j. ' Pruvn
Llorsry OF Wm q Bryant, Esq, RJslyD, l.. L.
iiaibg boom Of James Lee, nm, ESQ Boston
Drawing Room Of frOf. Rogers; New port l.
Library Cf 1tn BurHham. Jun. Esq Boston
DiIiIg Room Of John A. Buruhsm, Jun, ESQ , Bos-
ton.
Dining Room Of George James. EsI. Nahaut
Hall Of harles :. Sargent. Esq Bro kline. Mass
Dining Room Of Z has Cummings, Esl b atom
Dinlns EoO M of George W. " ales ESQ Boston.
Hall Of Francis Peabody, E.q DaDyers, Mass
Memorial ii all Can bridge, Mass.
This volume f. of remarkable interest and rracti-
cal value t. Architects Decorators aud ali h1 ap
pTeciere hOu-eho art.
- For sa'e BY az Booksellers. Sent, postpaid.
oa Tees'P: Of PrIce By the Publishers.
JAMES r. OsGO0D d CO.
fell 2,Ss BOSTON.
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To Advertisers.

IN order that the large urd rapidly f'scredssr0
edition Of THE STAR nsdy be delivered to 6s Cur
Sters and serted 10 subscribers az q reasonable
ho,v each doy, u Is necessary 20 close The forms
os neHty os possible at O'Clock p. ~. Advert
ses are therefore requested 10 send in their aoer-
stsense7ns not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK II
received after This hour there Is great danger thar
18th TIE exception Of imperative cases,-s,sch as
Deuhs, Lost, &c.-they o@usot appear una ne
foQOsCizQ ddy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

The ease with which the penalties OF the
civil rights bill are evaded by the courts in
many places is certainly no indication OF the
4 pularity OF that measure, however just its
Pre- visions may be. In San Francisco lately
a jury decided In favor OF a theatrical mana
ger against whom a suit had been brought
by cclOred man who complained that he
had been excluded from the defendants
theater, the judge charging the jury that in
the absence ofiany rule excluding negroeslit
might be inferred that he was excluded for
some other reason than that OF color. The
jury found verdict In favor of ther manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

The new Commissioner OF Pensions VIII
III that ne has fallen heir 20 no easy task
Ia looking after the interests OF the govern
rnent in respect 10 pensions. II is a well un-
derstOCd fact that there are today thousands
OF persons drawing pensions from the gov
eminent fraudUlentIy. The WORK or expos
ing these parties is necessarily a slow one,
but IL should be steadily prosecuted until all
OF their names are dropped from the rolls.
The recommendation OF the retiring Com
missioner that army surgeons, when practi-
cable, perform the duty OF examining sur
geons without extra pay, would save the
government very large amount OF money
yearly In fees paid 10 civilian surgeons,
which fees, there can be no doubt, in many
instances tempt them 10 report favorably the
cases OF persons not entitled TO the bounty
OF the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

The results OF the panic at the Stevens
school building yesterday afternoon, the
GRIPPING and the bruising Of the children,
and also the cause Of the second Of the two
panics this morning, as set forth in our local
columns, bears out what THE STAR has said
In reference TO the faulty construction OF the
edince. The closing of the building seems to
nave been a pressing necessity under the
circumstances, and IL should not be re-
opened until two stairways are bIilt and
other defects remedied. In the meantime IL
is TO be hoped that the rsscally boys VINO
caused tae panics yesterday and to-day may
be brought 20 justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

The Washington Gas Light Company have
1t will be seen, determined to REFUGE the
price of gas, on and after May I, to s2.25 per
Thousand cubic feet. This action is credit
able TO the company, which is composed
largely Of citizens identified with the sub
stsntisl Interests OF the city, and who doubt.
less see the Importance OF making Wash
lngton cheap, as well as q pleasant place
of residence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
THE STOCK OF
YATES d MITCHELL
has been removed to
uAs been removed To
No 3ll ~TU STRT 1T

- lew doors above P-nnsyivaLia avenue,
" mere IN The charge Of W. NJ. BKOWN, no will
ccipt l. any dbts due the late firm, ID cell of the
b@lHhte ot ht ock ~ prices much below their rst
c-t ~ sctHal value The entire business BOUGHT
OF tht Assignee AT the very low figure Of ffty GEMS
the dollar aid will be sold to cash plrchasers az
Irlces less than cost of importation
"a The ass , tn Ell [ will be found
SIU yards Black AMI Gray SkiTtiDg at sc worth I3
u yards Black and White Dress Goods at SC cheap
hi IL
0 ysrds White Cambric Skirting at &c worth 40.
~ ard - ped and Plaid EansoOks al half price
IS' yeFrs Pisld org udies at ? ard 80 cents
- pieces Swiss Plaids in Satin st ipes, with full
line Of lite {, Cd- OF ell kinds.
~ Yards = inc Black elk Velvet at half its value
SO ards Irish Linens in short lengths, Ia and ~
yard pieces.
BLACK silks, Black Cashmere, Plain aud Plaid
Dress Goods. Cloths, FlaULes, Casssineres for men
arc boys. null stock OF Domestic Goods of all
kinds. Remember the location
No 3l4 18th STREET NORTHWEST.
febl-lm Near Penns Iva ia svanne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
vi q n T. "

Is made faster and more easI in stock speculation
Ia. =" all street than in auy other lesitiinste way
ne Banking House of Messrs. Alex. Frotningham
90 W all street, have paid TO their customers
during the last thirty lays over 8 40 O They hav
Iners, VITO reside in different parts of
world Their Do pularity arises from dealing
tteIT Customers honet thy. They invest sums rang
l. from Ten Dollars To a50UO0, and give strict
by ths combined strength Of so much ca pitaI con.
,'Htraii' In their hands, they are often able to
G n;ro' The price OF certain stocks, Consequently
e eel III f.r Ifeir customers enormous gains They
sl>C I'D Weekly Report free to those desiring to
, p=cniaie Send Tor it.-ftuStVTg Commercial, jan
~ $50. '
..ddress ALEX FR0THINGHtM & CO.
ell eCtr Bankers AID Brokers, ~ Wall 81. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

After all the talk about summer weather
in January, and no such winter being re-
menbered here, IL seems from the official
figures OF the Signal Office printed elsewhere
that the average temperature OF January,
1s.6, was only one fifth OF a degree higher
than that OF January, 1874. People forget
about past weather, and twist the truth &C
cordingly; but figures, If left alone, won.
lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

Representative Wiltshire, of Arkansas
yesterday offered resolution providing for
the restoration OF the ranking privilege. A
resolution looking to the same end has
already been Introduced In the Senate. The
bill abolishing the Thanking privilege was
passed as a measure OF economy, and the
question naturally arises how can the present
Congress which proposes to set a shining
example in this line consistently restore Il?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

An exchange says: May be you think that
reoPl don't like TO read advertisements! II
you 90 you are much mistaken. Fresh,
We. put, well-plRced advertisements are
news. They. are welcomed, real, nay,
studied The newspaper that is alive with
them is increasingly acceptable, and so is
the business house that knows how 20 get
them ~ possessed withal with the sagacity
and nerve to keep them M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

I'VE WISH ALL FOND OF GOOD EATING
w 20 know that"AvkaA:n or Osten Grits, Is
superior 20 any oat eal either foreign or domes.
nc. TO- sale By all nrst class Grocefs Ask Tor
tree sample package. Nm. n. DAVIS
agent for LINT RROTHERs, 81 sun s,Iss..
neN 1rk Olty febl &c Sm
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LOST AND FOUND.

E'OJN p-On the 3lst ult a small sum of MONEY,
D Oh street, between 2lst and 22d streets north
west Call az EOS Esd stf eet prove lty sud
Pay LOT ADVERT sing. IT.
1 OSI-A BLACK GIEL, named Susan Thomas,
- about ten years old, wore brown striped
dress, dark polonsise, red plaid shawl and straw
hat left home sunday night. ANY nfo,matio1
e3noe'Ding her will be thankfully received at pa
NJ, 50 ave, u. G. In'1 LOUIS b. LA BILLIE
| OSI-kear LeDroit Building. a pair OF EYE-
II GLASSES. gold frames Finder NA@
rewarded bs leaving them at lj6 A@S
rect northeast. isusI-2tt
| OST-S5 REV ARD-On the morning of Mo-
- Vember 18th. 1873, supposed between our ware
house and the u. o. x. X. depot, a small RED
SATCHEL about IL inches long and inches wide,
containing Artists Sketches and Notes of Travel in
nnrope; addressed to w Tudor, Baltimore, Md"
The finder will receive the above ward by leaving
u at the Office of Adams Express Company 223
Pennsy lvania avenue
JaD5i-st GEORGE W. MOSS. Agent.
l OeI-After leaving the Opera Friday night,
- either IN Welckers or near tn ere Point Lace
hANDkERCHlEF with gold ring aud chain. The
nnder Will receive IS reward BY leaving IL at 9I7
"a ave. jan29-3t
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EXTRA LARGEwHITE SPREADS n Blanhet.
"a e greatly reduced prices II the ebsepest store
isail:E sss N street., %. PSttSi aSc,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

AsI an determined to reduce Stock, purchasers
viii dnd 1t to their advantage to give me q call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

u singers. Also, CAGES and Mockine -
Bird FOOD, a4 No. 1 81 south B street between ri
decn- eoSms GIN, GOETz.
NO HU1DUa5L, BIOL ym ~ Q feif oh
reaI 04CQU0AAMQ oLOxHIN6, BOOTS.
sA012, r.: 81 y s.ssst. SssYs:s = s.l g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

BOYS AND CHlLDBEN'S SUITS, OVER
COATS AND CLsTERS At . great reduction
Of former prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

FROM AUCTION.
$4,000 YARDS
HAN2URG EpGING ana INSERTING bought
al ~. hNu their real vslse and viii efier the aloys
s0,ds Al Ia following low hgure-:
500 yards a. ocss ,. $50 ssras a. Is cents,
SsUg yards at n q, 'nts, l,sJ yards 81 IS cents
AL worth double the money.
We have the agency for the Economy Shoulder.
SsHCi DRESS SHIRT.
Made i best Ahmsutta Cotto.1 and kichardsou
EEru'lv Linen
TguAl 60 any e3 Shirt in the sitv,
livery SHIRT warranted O. M perfectly.
The purchaser has only 20 have the stud of But
Ton holes Sorkei, aud the shirt y ready for USE
Price, 81. or Sls per dozen.
The balance - our DIZZY GOODS and CARPETS
viii be CT sei oct az about cost until February IUta
e. N. TowSON Co,
terZ2-eOtr ba6 Pepns. avenue, south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

~ Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa.
per Published fn " ashfn0fon, and
therefore by far the Best Adrer-
tfstng Medium e. the Dtsfrtct 81
ColNsmbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
DRY GOODS.

ooh AT ms
GOODS DAMAGED By FIRE
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Vine Liners Cor eoc worth Sis
Wool Blankets y 80. worth Skns
Wool Blankets sk.0o, worth q az.
Rleached toftons ice worth lsc
Ms'seill-- y uilts 81 81. worth 500.
Table Damssks Sc worth ssc
kleschei Tshle namssks soc worth Is
Bisok silks 81 %. worth o. 81.
CHEAT REFLECTIONS FOR 90 DAYS ON
ALL CLASSES 0s GOODS
OUR ENTIRE STOCK or WINTER GOODS
MUST EE SOLD BEFORE HARCh Isr.
EVEN YTHING UNDER TRIS HEAD ara
SACSIFICk
J.. q wISwAIL a 90.
iSu99 tr SIO7t 81 near ia. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

TERRI BILE DO LII TINES.
DRY GOODSsTILL COMING DOWN
leh ards q best CALICO,sA
- yards of beet bLACk CALICO. g.
- yards good COTTON s
bNyaTd- very vide SHE1TING Is
o. yards very y tde Pillow case COTTON, Il
saa yards very best Feather prof BED TICK
lNG1
CARTER's. sOs MARKET Space.
30 yards bieached Dslnask TABLE LINEN, g.
worth -
LOO dozen Blesched D-mask Linen TOWELS, n.
30 afGs double Told Back ALPACA. IS, worm
soo yards Black CASHMERE. over one ysrd
wide. -.
AL o. our DREss GOODS. sHAwLs, BLaN
KITS, 81 slmc&, suy SC our cust1 uers may offer
for them All OF 0Gr BLACK SILKS Sis. 81 %,
Sl7S, s2oO jazz u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

MISS Z. A MCCORMICK. -
S0S Pennsylvania Avenue, (Up stairs.I ~
zine French MILLINERY or the Fan On,
Imported BoHsETs and HATS I'm III. pev.r,
styles. ~ AS"S
Fine French TLowERs, TEATHERs, SILKS
Special attention given 10 orders, ootao-sy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01
PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

TH0S T., WAGGAMhN $40 Ttb Ct
iCkaHssS made svs7y Wednesday and Safx,fgUl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

ssIPERB BLACK GhOs GRAIN sILK al 81.
= Asgnihccnt Black Velvet o.. At the cieapsst
store Ia the city, COHh0LLY's, COS etb str,et
Cgpo-Ige Patent Office. Ianli AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-01

htkhlhO UkDERM EAR greatly reduced IN
Ni price IN order 10 close out cur large stocE. "a
the Cheapest store ~ the city, CONNOLLY - 90.
9Th street, opposite Patent offce faall ~
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
- Pihlds, serees, Cashmere and A lpacas ~ fbs
Cheapest store m the city, CONNOLLY - 6O- am
street, opposite Patent Office ia1iltr-