National Republican., 1883-03-24
WHERE TO TRADE.
Washington Business Men Who Appre-
ciate "The Republican"


ence is made to some of the enterprising mer-
chants in each branch of trade whose adver-
tisements may be found in other columns:
The ever reliable Eiseman Brothers, corner
of Seventh and Il streets northwest, have just
received a new spring stock Of clothing for
men and boys wear.
All subscribers should read julius Lans-
burghs advertisement. The specialties he
offers in lace curtains and bed sets, cretonnes
! and oilcloths are unusually good.
| At the Boston house of Messrs. Woodward
& Lothrop there is an immense assortment of
| gloves, neckwear, fchus scarfs, laces, hand
kcrchicfs, hosiery, ribbons, and wraps at prices
to suit all pocketbooks.
! Cooke & Co., grain. stock, and cotton
brokers, corner of Fifteenth street and Penn
| sylvana avenue, are connected by special
wire with Chicago, and trade in quantities
and on margins to suit customers.
For durable trunks, travelling bags, satchels
and pocketbooks, visit Topham's, No. 1881
Pennsylvania avenue.
The milk war in New York has no effect
| here. The Aldorny dairy wagons continue
| TO deliver butter cream, and milk at the same
reasonable figures.
! W. II. Morrison the law stationor, No. d75
| Pennsylvania avenue, announces the arrival
of many new works both legal and otherwise,
and has on hand novel line of Easter cards.
At Kings Palace, No. S14 Seventh street
northwest, there is an elegant line of spring
goods hats, bOnnets, and millinery novelties.
The stock of ladies' untrimmed hats is par
| tiCularly large and varied.
| Messrs. George f. Kennedy & Son, the re-
liable grocers, at No. 1909 L street northwest,
call attention to their white Swan " Minne-
sofa patent flour, and new importation of
old government Java coffee.
At Seaton Perry's, corner of Ninth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, there is a fine as
! ,n,.tp pf a
and wraps suitable for spring attire.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt, No. 1909 L street north
west, invites attention to her stock of French
bonnets and round hats in the latest styles
and at all prices.
At Tyler & Chewning's No. 01S Seventh
street northwest purchasers may secure
cashmeres, foiles shoodas, and figured linen
lawns of the latest patterns at reasonable
prices.
Singleton & Hoelse, No. sol Market space,
have just received u large lot of crctonnes.
They announce great bargains in carpets and
mating
Messrs. Willett & Ruoff are the sole agents
for Dunlap's New York hats. The Fifth
avenue spring style silk and derby hats are
now ready.
There is a large stock of embroideries,
laccs, trimmings and fancy millinery goods
and notions at L. &. Davis's No. 10 Market
space.
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misery. William NJ. Gait & Co. warrant that
their Ceres Reliance, Sterling, and Golden
Hill fours will always make beautiful rolls,
biscuits, and bread.
The old and reliable music house of John
+. Ellis & Co. sells Weber, Decker IL Sons, and
other pianos and all makes of organs on mod
! crate terms. They have everything in the
sheet music and musical instrument line.
| Messrs. Devlin & Co., No. 1920 + street
northwest have on hand all the new styles of
spring suitings of English, Scotch, French,
and domestic manufacture.
Mrs. J. p. Palmer, No. 1l07 + street north
west, displays varied assortment of imported
bOnnets and London round hats. She has
also just received large importation Of
ostrich plumcs and trimmings.
George +. Timms x Co., corner of Seventh
and ID streets, have revised all their prices to
close out the winter stock on hand, and are
receiving daily numberless new styles and
colors of spring goods. Their prices are al
wavs reasonable.
THE Unicorn dress shirts sold byI Messrs.
Cochrane & Co., opposite Riggss bank, are
spendidly made, and are the most durable
shirt for the price in tho market.
Thomas j. Fisher & Co. have for sale desir-
able lots on Dupont, Thomas, Washington,
and Iowa circles and elsewhere in the west
end. For Improvement or investment these
hparcels of land present rare opportunities.
B. ii. Warner, No. 916 + street northwest
has numerous houses to rent in various quar-
ters of the city, and a large number of houses,
stores, shops, and farms Tor sale. He also has
money to loan on real estate
| III. ID. Barr, of I'LL Pennsylvania avenue,
has now in stock complete and carefully Sc.
lected stock Of spring and summer goods Of
his own importation.
At the livery stable of J. B. Olcott hand
some carriages may always be secured for
balls, parties and receptions, and cOupes for
Il A,l
horses are gentle and fast and his carriages
elegant.
George Spransy, the one price clothier, at
507 Seventh street northwest, has great
stock of spring suits in all the newest styles
and colors from $40 up. He guarantees in
writing the price and quality of each suit.
Messrs. Kimball and Childs real estate and
fire insurance agents, No. 1915 street north
west, have some choice city and country prop
erty to dispose of at reasonable rates and
easy terms.
Messrs. Bateman & Co.. bankers No 1411
+ street, deal in government bonds of all is
sues and buy and sell district securities. They
have private wire to New York and
promptly execute stock speculations. They
have $4,000 to loan at 9 per cent
The establishment of A. Brentano & Co.,
corner Eleventh street and Pennsylvania av-
enue has already become a Washington land
mark. The firm constantly keep on hand all
inc lalest foreign ana nome puDllcatlOnS,
whether serial or otherwise.
Messrs. Bishop Il Hill, real estate and in
suranCe agents, No. zoos + street northwest,
have houses for sale ut a bargain in all Sec
tions of the city, and six fine lots on Corcoran
street at very reasonable prices.
Messrs. A. Saks & Co, have so long stood at
the head of Washington clothiers that the
announcement of the arrival of a new stock
of ready made spring suits and fresh goods
for the merchant tailor department will send
their regular customers to them in throngs.
b. IL. Stinemetz & Son, No. 1897 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, have opened a new line OF
Knoxs and Youman's New York hats, and
have also on hand new shapes in their spe-
cialty, the reliable Stinemetz hat.
IL. IL. Dodge, No. $50 Fifteenth street, Cor
coran building, is the agent of Prince &
Whitley, the New York stock brokers, and
executes sales and purchases by private wire
He also buys and sells all sorts of securities
in all the leading cities ut one-eighth of one
per cent. commission.
Playing cards of the best quality and popu.
lar sheet music at five cents IA copy may be
had at Shillington's book store, corner o
) Four-and-a.half street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Harry c. Towers & Co., No. 1880 street, d {
a general banking, brokerage, aud insurance
! business. They have correspondents abroad
! and will supply letters of credit TO England
and the continent.
There is a choice assortment of Easter card,
and novelties at q. A. Whitaker's, No. 94l
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Boston Variety stores, Nos, 705 and 707
will nneu Anr A with nm innmnnsa stnoE M