The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-30
LOCAL MENTION.

MEssRs. w. w. BuRpKrrg & Co., 92s
Seventh and zoe streets will to- morrow commence
their fourteenth great semiannua closing out sale Of
continue until February IS and is made preparatory
taking inventory of stock. This house is stocked
OF Tie kind in this city, many q which win he sold
cost and all at bargains that may not soon be Of
tercd again. Now is the time and Burdettes the
place to secure bargains. see adj
wArr-CoMIYc.- and gents, wait
until wednesday night, February . Three I'M
win arrive from New York, and he opened In the
large vacant building No. 927 seventh street. corner
Massachusetts avenue northwest The goods are from
three large wholesale firms that failed. and will I've
sold IS per cent less than cost as by order the entire
stock viii he closed ont In seven days. Have only
lie offered. Ladies' elegant embroidered cheinisc,
skirts and drawers, 10 cents each, worth ~ So or
ladies' stockings cents, worth 40 cents, or money
returned fine ribbons, 10 cents a yard, worth 40
cents; handkerchiefs, cents worth 30. laces fine
underwear hosiery. notions, Kid gloves iewelry, and
s. 900 different articles for ladies' wear Gents FASH
ionable hats 81 cents. worth si.7S or money re-
money returned; undershirts, socks, umbrellas,
shirts and 900 articles for gents wear at g27
Seventh street northwest corner massachusetts
avenue.
AucrioNEER DOWNING has a sale Of elegant
household furniture Tomorrow at S2l Thirteenth
street, commencing at 10 o'clock. on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at his auction rooms, Eleventh
street ami pennsylvania avenue, ne VIII sell tne law
library Of the late John s. Chapman, OF Alexandria,
also two other law libraries, the whole embracing
many valuable works. ON wednesday, THURSDAY,
and Friday, at c30 and 7:30 +. NJ, he will sell, nj
the southeast corner OF Fifteenth and II streets, NJ
unrivaed collection Of Japanese art treasures. Thes
goods are now on exhibition.
Is this day of new amusements based OF
nothing tangible 1t is refreshing to notice the new
game OF ~. s.. published III attractive form by 1t
author Mr.. A. u. Han, one Of our citizens. TaknI
outline map of the country for basis the popula
ton, position, and number OF electoral votes OF tn
several states for the details they are cevery com
bined In such way to form interesting and In
struotlve game. AS 1t appeals to the Intelligence
well 10 the universal desire to he amused, u Ger
tainly possesses all the elements necessary TO nsur
popularity.
NINE. WASHINGTON offers great induce
ments TO the ladies in elegant satin de Lyon and 81
velvet suits, or silk and brocade suits. All material
furnished and handsome suits delivered from $50
SEQ. She invites her customers to call and eNainr
her goods. Her suits at the prices named. cam,
lie surpassed In this country for style and finish
WANTED the public to know that tits FOOLS
extravaganza to pay so cents for Candies when 70
get the best for Is cents pound Sugar only cos
10 cents and labor cents, making the total cost
finest candies Is cents per pound. Go to Hamilton
great 25-cent Candy store, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue
POPULAR SHOE HousE.-We call special a
tentlon of our citizens and sojourners to the fine DO
aud shoe establishment OF H. G. Windsor, 1923 Ne
York avenue, near Fifteenth street. Mr.. w. makes
specially of soft shoes for tender feet and solid
fort. Try him.
+. D. MALTBY, matchmaker, with Cha
& Co., " Liberty street, New York.