Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1869, Page 2

a the 7th of tais month the Legislature of | Dew Yoru passed o inw water as been sud- Stactisily im effect in Massachusetts, Ver- Mont and Maine, for some time. It provides ‘Bat ali persons charged with acy crime before any court, officers, or persons acting judicially, shall. if he or she so requests, be deemeda. peten! witness, and may give testi. law recognizes the validity of the Saying that “iuere are always two sides to @| G It is good Iaw, and will afford mi cent persons an opportunity Bitherto a them, of piscing ob record @ clear statementot facts connected with charges ree may be maliciously preferred t EVENING STAR. Largest Cirealation in the District _—<$———— WASHINGTON OITY: | WEDNESDAY...... MAY 1%, 1869, | J+ sioMtahdivnvawra avenon, ry Bear 2uth Hreetee uth side. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- | ©RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ‘The action of the Indiana Legislature tn rati- tying the Stteenth amendment to the Constitu- hon, conferring impirtial suffrage on all citi- ens of the United States, renders its ratifica- ‘by the requisite number of States absolately certaim. The only States which have voud agumst the amendment are Kentucky, Mary- | laud. Delaware, New Jersey, Ohio, California, | a. All the others either hive ratified | y it. Twenty-eight States are re- give it vahdity. Tem eam defeat ot more than seven can be obtained agaius: A call bas been issned in Maryland for a Save convention of colored men to assembie in Baltimore on the fitstof June. Ths obj-o; is for orgamization ‘or political purposes, and to bring all possible sid to bear om the ratafica- tion of the @fteenth amendment to the federal constitation. It is also proposed to organize 8 colored Republican State central committee, to lock alter the political interest of the colored | Toce am the State, the saici committee to continae until absorbed in the Republican party of the {| State ‘They are drinking tea at St. Louis brought from Japan via Pacific railroad in thirty days. Iscegasep Reragusextation.—The Wil- mington G.) Journal bas made ap and published an elaborate statement of the in- creased representation to which the South is tied under the new order of things, bast calculation on the wuistion as furnish: by the census of 1660. According to this, che representative strength of the ‘South will bs increased as follows: Maryland, 2: Virginia. 8; byt Carolina. 4; South Carolina, 5; Coorais, : Florida,; Alabama, 5: Mississippi. 4; Lou- PENING Ww HOUSE PAVIL- PENING OF Seas OUSE P. ‘This old and | Known summer rewort bas bees ud pu! od dition Lak best quality WALBUT and ABH, of ie low Dy. om ioe OW ILLRT & REDGR Cor. New York avenue my!7 6t One square from Northern JOBS 7. MITCHELL, 312 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Between 9th and 10th sts. Bi . BROWN AND ¥ ULINBSS FOR span SUITS, good cheap LAWNS, ORGANDIES. FRENOH RICS, LINEN LAWNS, ‘The cireumstances however under which the endment was ratified by the lodiana Legis. | eTaises the question of its legality,and this, ‘be case s'ands, must be decided by Congress. | Democrats. it will be remembered, defeat. ts arket Tm ed tts passage im March iast by resigning their sents, thereby breaking up the session. At tne special election these members were reelected. On the 13th inst. a mew effort was made to pass it and the yote was taken in the Senate with result :—For ratification, 27 votes; Against, 1; and 10 members present not voting. jena, 4 Texas, a8, 2; Missouri, 1: Arkansas, 1; BRAUT.FUL @00DS During the call and subsequently, eight of the | Tennessee, :: Kentucky, 3 equal toamincrease | irae AT LOW PRICES. ten claimed to have resigned, but the Sen | of 50 in the lower house of Congress. se had no official notice of it, and disre- garded an assertion which was accom- panied by mo evidence. Next day, Friday, (ith, the House met, with fifty-seven mem- bers present and the Senate resolution came up. The Democrats raised the point Jous ‘T. MITOHELL, 319% Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 1th streets, Bowen hand the largest stock of fiue dress goods opened thie seaso IMMIGRATION.—Upwards of five thousand European immigrants arrived at New York during last week. The packet agents say they expect an equal pumber this Week, and every, ‘week til midsummer. The total from January to date 1 officially stated it and the great majority of them (ierman: ris. iE bat quorum was not present, and that no pe ethene a ie OBE ADINE D COLORS, jegisiation could be dome without one. The FoF men ie Randolph Tucker, of Pera | gEAUTIFUL ST! IGUBED @AUZE Speaker decided thst ft might or might not require sixty-seven members for ordinary leg- sslative business, but on the question of ratify- ing the amendment there was doubt enough to warrant the Chair in ruling that it could only be settled by holding that the joint resolution of the Senate was in order. He also remarked that there was & quorum present of all the members of the House who cisimed seats, and & majority of all who had s right under the iB CHB! , SILK AND WOOL GRENADINE, 7 The New York Express says that inthe shat Choice GOODS in GOAT’S HAIB, anew article Reet iat my 1-0 incomes of business men of city who advertise make the largest returas. S7Two romantic girls in London recent sought death in a by stabbing the ponond selves with their scissors. a7 There ea ras in Boston named Gray & Half their letters come to them dressed “Lay & Grant.” “Tus CHEAP PLAGE.” MELOH'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR. $3.90 “SOND'S (Burnt Mills) FAMILY, 93 % barrel aTO: bi ime ine te Tope aatearnertet $1.75. constitution to claim seats. The vote was then roe an pES IL eau candidate for Siderments | ETS EST IAVA arte taken, and resnited —For the ratification of te casing eee erry ae ae 3 the amendment, fifty-five votes: against, none. ‘Two members present declined to vote. ‘Thereupon the Speaker decided and an- nounced that the Fifteenth Amendment had been duly ratified by the State of Indiana, it baving received a majority of ail the votes of both houses of the Legislature of that State. | ‘The Senate of Indiana consists of fitty mem- | bers, of whom twenty-seven voted to ratify the | amendment. The House consists of one hua- dred members, of whom fifty-five voted for the | amendment. It thus appears that it received a | clear majority of each house, nor can it be puted that a quornm was present when the resolution passed the Semate, and the only NTH Ss 5 ae ry oi the MO ABD on WEDS: + at 5 o'clock, st Talend Conservative Convention. SRS ee at Poto. PHELP’S MEN, WOMEN AND seers Osseo 9 my question that can be raised is whether the ac- Mali. corner of 1th Senet tie Hvaes Sgn eae Hading, EVENING BERT. eee a Cer eee eee There is some obscurity in the language of | Bi cosaaettan th ation, the Constitation of Indiaua as to what num- | titea eo tebecibe ie ber of members constitutes quoram. Some of | {i . — the abiest Iawyers of the State hold that a eetetetes Ww, quorum consists of two-thirds of all the mem- | mpposed te diate Are | verso ettnenest important of this class of pub- bers of each house <la:miny scats—providing Srrament ait invited toe Seether SCORCRS Manes Mis eaten. that imber is & majority of the waole im ber who can be elected. Ifa member resigns, or dies, or leaves tbe State, he should not count in making or breaking a quorum, because to | Go that places it in the power of one-third of | the members elect to either house, virtually, to 3 Lf my ‘Stott’s Hall, Per reet.on WEDSMODAY BVBNING, May J9th. at 8 o'clock. for the of selecting, five delegates to the held at oe Hall Wedn: my BEAD THEM. se ___ _________. Sent free by mail om receipt of publishers prices ATTENTION, VOTERS OF THE GEC- | ssabove w PHILP & SOLOMONS, destroy the government ofthe Stave by Tesigaa- oper tite Sue Ts Reatty . ‘ion, and, se long as majority of their constit. | <overpment, and who desire a change in the taun{- Les i 4 aents would support them in such revolution- Taamnives ee — caper METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, ary conduct. no laws or appropriation bills | WEDNESDAY vext, May 19, at o'slock could be passed. | F.ce See Some of the firs: lawyers in Congress hold to | the opinion above expressed, and say there can | be uo doubt that the action of the Indiana Leg. | isiature will be sustained by Congress. _myi7, R 332 Peon. ave., bet. oth and 10th sts. EM vatL. ‘M H. OLAGETT W: 0 rae COLLSUTOB UF Tax it The question of admitting negro compositors | the ensuing municipal election by © ae T. M. HANSON, into the Printers Unions was raised during tne "3 ERATION = session of the National Typographical Union He AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENT. in Memphis, in 1567, and after heated discus- i om tat FIRE AND CE AGENT, sion the National Union decided that the ques- f ork vent om NEDSE HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE re tion of the admission of colored members was purely @ local matter, and as such should be left to the local Unions. The question will | now come berore the National Union ina new form in the case of Douglass, the colored com- 52 D Seo hherss To the building lately occupied by Dr. Johaston, No, 466 SEVENTH STBERT, opposite Post Office Department. gar driver boarding Ball, from p.m to8 pt positor at the Government office. ff it is pre. | ‘°*t7- = sented there witbout regard to the color ques. | JETNA INSURANCE Co., on, simply om the ground that he is under the | . bam of rejection by the Denver Union, the | OF ARTFORD. CONN. National Union may eseape acting upon it as | gry 15- involving a change in the constitution, which requires @ year's notice. But it it comes up | wijpeited raters, otner than practicable, wus there squarely ox the question of admitting | times and places mentioned, in th ie ie. no colored compositors, there will be warm work, | © rere as ‘Ss, from the tone of the communications re- | sein ceived from northera Unions by Union men W_Judsesot Beetlon Fi eS oe here, Urgimg Tesistance to the admission of ANNUAL TaX | "ROTICE. OLeeeron's Oreicr OS Isrervar Rrvesce. is Ex L, 3. RENDER, Presid J. GOODNOW. Secretary. T. M. HANSON, Agent, No. 466 SEVENTH STREET. my 7 Dougines, ir is evident that the prejudice HOME INSURANCE CO., against colored compositors 1s aot confined to TRICT Uy UULL x 2°A, F NEW any particular quarter or geographical lice. | wottee ts noreby cies Gey ei eke hint of : TORE, 7 | assessed i) this tom district for the Cres 2.000 ace The New York papers are still speculating | bas beeu received trom the: $3 t nties anc taxes therein become due and payable. Th: Yer afor-eaid het ar CHAS ‘3 MABTIN, President. J. H. WASHBUBA4, Becretary. T. M. HANSON, Agent, No. 466 SEVENTH STBERT. eee nn ene oe a HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co.. OF HARTFORD, CONN. CASB GAPITA 1.000.008 ABBETS JANUARY mee) 67,209 President. GEO. M. seri upon the causes for the rise of gold to 142% on Moueay. The Sun says that it was partly ue to the tailure of a large firm who have been operating for a fall, bat the Custom House statistics show & more substantial and permavent reasom. (ar imports at the port of New York alone for april amounted to $6,254,651, and for the first four menths of the year to =11%517,750, gold valuation: while our exports for April were but S17, and for the first four months of the year #62,579,935, carrency valuation. In such a state of trade, e tax May 31, Yelock p m.. fo receive the All persons who shall neglect to pay the oiet due by rerata, wit nin Eb, aes taty the ar taht FIVETER CENT. ADOTTIONSE « Rhtount. tog ther with other = eat cat H. 8 of Internal Reven ‘the jue for Collects tof the rise im gold is not only imevitable, but emi. | \ Colu std i =. HANSON. Agent nently Useful, <imee it cuecks over-importation very agrees. + STREET, and diminishes consumption, and thus gives ‘cup-rier article us a chance to pay our debis by the produce of ebildren. our own labor. “mm y 1-2awow (ep ER PoLae SODA ij STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND ICB COLD TEMPERATUER, With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM SYRUPS. Kicsingeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATERS on draught. ‘Mo. 480 Fifteenth street, Opposite U.S. Treasury. ware D REPUBLIOAN SPRINGFIED E AND MARINE INSURANCE Co., OF MASSACHUSETTS, (ABH OAPITAL.... ASSETS Tar Broap Gvace—The broad gauge has slowly been losing ground upon American railways, and will soon be a thing of the past im this country. The same fact is true in Eag- land. The Great Westera Railway Company Ras given im at last, and in the place of the ex- peasive broad guage they are laying the more i | 8 J. BALL, T.™M, MANSON, Agent, mylicolm No. 466 SSVENTH STREET. —$— EATS STREET. Joszru GAWLEB UNDERTAKER, kc., (Estasiisngo 1580,) fa bis PATE! vob BUBIAL speedily taken up, removing in the midland districts of England the last trace of tne sys. tem. Tne mixed gauge (with third rail) is also being taken up on vanous Eoglist roads and the Barrow gange substit The Synod of Texas adds its testimony co that of General Sheridan in regard wo We spiritual coudition of the Lome Star _myle- Sm Walnut, mould: the bodies Ase State. ante ee Dody, im its current ” feo t although the Presbyterian Cdurch Bas existed there thirty years, not Sra single Repeg Tepe of Texan birth, or even r bringing up, bas ever entered the ministry of boing, mado at Be h Ohare! aaa as adic Fe a ‘Mrs. Scott-Siddoms, who was too much am. he disposed to appear st the National Theater ite oct iast evening, is better to-day, and the ‘Ment request us to state that sbe will posi. uvely appear this evening mn “King Rene’s Daughter" and “The Honeymoon.” This is reat Dill, and should draw a crowded heuse, ‘The Turkish Minister of foreign A@iairs has addressed @ ciremist to the representatives of tat Govermment at the various European Courts covgratulating them upon the sabmis- sich wBich the Conference compelled the ov iaatneto Purkey im the Crema affair. “ai Gaaee-eaneeiieaea om Sbilling “aventie, aid fobm U, Parker, $9= 7th street, we Rave (./ ¢9 Lave Bees tor June: also, from Shillington, we Rave Not 9 of pp: Jherial. ANOTHER HINT.—The little city of Sprieg- feild, Mass., BY & vote of its citwenson Mon- plecged tts credit to the amovat of SH 0,40 ipprove their railroad connections JUSTION OF THE PEACE, sonteate ie south, ' $u4 tenast on and ¢ivil business ast reccivet end ———$—$ Oie Boll's grand concert wilt ve given at rice fresb f>tzerott Mall on Saturday evening nexr'| Porsaie at carreut Mew Yo Butter. ‘The sRue Cf SeMS COMMERCE at Blewerort's - 349 Pore am, BEBO. ce sen, paypicgd ond Wille duly ese store this morning. my 19 ett Opporite cteopcllion Bee gt Om FS mee ym. daly. Be : th come fa a ceiture: ne ry vat at Geaue's. th at. ore ser Hom FC SH B sion 20th June n in District for eal TWO Dow tol Hill, wear tah fay free reat for looking afte ES Bhow tn tt City Tait. LUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE Toree pout: of ti aed ttic BBIOK HOUSE north batwcen ‘a ie aad. iach streets, 0 cety Inf Bee Rapp my ee H ma, ke apply to HG. terme, Fo. SALE—A thes story BRIOK wousr on Latrect north, between ith and 6 x orth eid 3 Saree of ‘Poomad ears: No 71 bi ne at J.F CAL ‘3 in ai ear Treasury Department; rent $25, in advance quire at Star office my? 2t '—A well furnished PARLOR and two with attic room for servant, and p the, drawn, joard; location central ‘and Seca a po other board re tener stabling for, two be desired. hy oITCH FOX, oraz ‘eae it Office. Foe ane RERTOA two-story BRICK HOUSB, near th $2 a mo partment. Mageires at 156 Tith oe Dg. parlor bedroom, at 442 léth st. obenaeee cy and Newt York ave. may8 138" OB BENT—A three-story yl FOUsE, eng: pried — with Letreet north. near 4 Bent $30) pers a Inavire at the Jat Core of Land 4th. (OBR RENT—A tty re Teng 815. per a 4 zoos: ik $15 Ferattare for pply to aL ows: Anditor’ =m comfortable. Es and witvor two, eiligeee Apply st bore = Street, between On and i oR Fas San SOUR Bae ee: Georgetown, s 30: $30, se Rr a Tansee 466 7th ot., oppeal COR RERT_4 FRAME HOUSE Mi BO a oat 15th between L and M streets order. dive on Latreet, No. _ 352. A emall BRICK HOt SE. “A street, en BD and it the purchaser. Apply my 18- tag ol very ot te semaie a ing put im comple: 1 56 @atreet, ace fe ‘th, Apply at eee __ FOR. BALE AND BENT. Sa eeetas Se sR Ru PAUL PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. G . eA en ee OPENING CLOTHING, &c. A. SAKS & C€O., Tv PROPRIETORS, 4 AT THE BARNEST SOLIGITATION OF THEIR BONS WILL GIVE a rignic on AY. Max BOrn. asco HAVE vuU8ST OPENED WHITE DUCK SUTTS MARSEILLES VisTS. vines. at er pees eo ‘a handsome tittle Grocery doing : iS ij SEAR SUCKER Coars. fovemeut for rent as ren health. Inquire att on ALPAOCA COATS, oy Tost “lignt-a free MOBAIR COATS; ate pledg-d to make it agree tall woo way favor os with their heir presen Mite “HOLY BILL BAND Le caseeel Perse Bar Fs eobme: ved at cit 1c my i at RODIMR & PABCRER P: BLUE FLANSEL SUITS. PLACK FLANSSL SUITS Water and « ave, "between ‘oth ta ut FS, RENT—Two LOTS situate! on Hs Segoe | ge OPESING ‘OF GLYMONT. WHITE FLANNEL SUITS between 2th and 2st streets, suitable for co “= * crand MM Gur EXQURSION. 1 Goiunbian Googe D- Oe eee Paltses ul aisatign Reig the pro SROWE LINER SCIvS . ve Fe RENT—HOUSK, with odors tmorove. | prictor of the Soe Hi. jonts, ten rooms. all farnighad. | Bhsind om afamibay Haas Se. tas LINEN DUsTERS ee . sen ponerse for ten cone TE --% igen fact sacliog steamer Wi tad fora he so att near Penns ave apply to GROSS & WALSH, ia can BROWN DUCK WALKING Coats. Rij Beta Brokere Re’ fo. 337 Fouse ee ite PES ELD, 210 Pacave. tet, 2 h and . “Bee Sareer will be fo: DE ET TAR SUITS The 1 most desirable Washington Germania "Sana ban been on It is eittaced in the tipper part enced for peor Bur : valley within one mile of the Hi KOURSLONS. 8 ALPACOA JACKETS, and Poton® Batlroad. Tt is E* ve neat Dwelling. beentifull istuated, ings The land ‘will compare the best inthe county. Address UB, Dufficld Post Office, Ma. WHITE LINEN Pants Steamer WAWASET can be chartered for EXCURSIONS TO GLY nos ou worably wit: and afer fey Ca Of THOMPS my? -ec6t~ x F AEMS FOR SALE OB EXOUANGE. 30 ACRES. one mile » from, the District line. 4 balance acres in in oil; log cabin: high. aes eprings of pure sofi SOYS' BROWS LINEN SUITS WAITEE JACKETS thy situation 1 Excursionists hy x 101 more SPECIALITIES RES, mostly in oak, chestnut. and pine; ample ap, will leave food cam sothing wales ore ared te mect every want ‘ ad: ‘sandy loam soit sigs be hx a npr epa be no room fot Sou OFFICE GOATS (Gentecl)__. $1 ae grapes cable: ice, wood end opment ocneen yard; © of more acres uader TEQROUGHLY SHRUNK WAITE DUCK. PANTS... $300 \EstTs 849 O0tc B3 oe “hither ou or all of thoes tracts will» bes gold = ints ney good improved. city promerty PERSONAL. A. BA' & COo., Ey mil ME Rae aan ETK [ 417 SEVENTH STREET, reba One a eatehtighs ‘Gree os ce a now ree my io-tr__Three doers above the Avenue House. = peck Ti ran of Custom, loc: == liver and " debility, wit Baltimore ‘or furtber informe- wn 4 be ‘consulted at her rooms, ie eS nied er. i DEVLIN & Co. H ng feft my tae edelightfal I not bey uy debts of her contract a corner Fin al aii an OHN nogEL. New York Clothiers, Vena ith strects Re desirable 8 residence. and FLUTING done "price low. Me owner = poe eles city, Apply om premises. i For =aToa rowing BRICK ee poe potioe, wil 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVENSE, TABLE BOARD can be had at pg ge the American House. corner Pa. avenue Wicks greWaw yee ia = res 7th street, for 20 per month. “ap asim NEw Depot, at 7th street bridge. -cotf* a0 8! coraer Tith myé-eolm SPRING AND SUMMER TURNTARED HOUR, two att bath room with be Bedding ‘and tro‘ room. aud for housekeeping ~367 L street. between 13th and I ‘BENT—BRIOK HOUSH on 30 Also: FRAME teeeee 4th and Sth «1 ee roome—price Bit injure at HUGUKEY & wae 5 Stal jew York avenne, bet. Pp LEABABT FURNISHE — frent; bial cool. quiet; FY acc mention for honsekee ‘Becol hydrant onsek ee} ‘eenileme on; 492K. bet sth and sth two squares of Post Offlce, Bail: my ea BENT—The BUILDING corner 2 nd ?, he sFocontly, occupied as - 38. ii re ee three’ ‘rooms 8 feet long, me GIDEON. 374 Sth street, corner of K. vate; no children; lo- ference required. ngs ntdreee Fo. RENT—Teo ve = delightfal BOOMS. fur- for summer, in @ desirable locatioi suitable for two persons ora single ington atest woven jo. a ana 94 Lipo ly ve Bnion the d Ferant immed and cel- rooms che 5 aes throughout ‘and | Byarent to Kitch erage in rear, de. to RILEY A Sain ‘Rrcorser Grecne'and Olle virce Fae A new FRA ¢ mode! rovement: ona bath room; af itu sted in a ures ofthe convenient to t! be rented furnishes complete) toa good tenant o1 able teria, Beference rovuired. Call at boa "0 between 4th and Sth streets west, bon a7 myis F, a ey pomer s a story BEIGE nscoalalning rater closets, siete ewe Tage, ac ‘0 ae fan immediate \e. this property Is offered ai only cash remainder der @50 a moi A chi 4 Da modern beds homes seldom occurs. M. my 18-3t New York {OR BBNT— a gue wi h < or F without Bos: No.7 4), street. Tet" hree or four UNF! FNISGED me tloor, well ih for house- » lth street, wes “Sr a ‘OR BENT— i ees THOUS, So. 415 D street nor! pnly st Bo 303 Penuay ‘Penney track streets west. tay 17-3t* 701 Norte a5 THIRTEE ENTH STREET. NEAT : ti side of the svenue For Ment. a F noves, toa respousible bath Gur adva: my17-6t* we ENT—A TRC K HOUSE. th ry and corper of K end we Rent ith. Apply at 442 3 Pay iF st. nal a yer vt Farnished, » oe BIOHABDSUN OB WENT- Three ver des Cofarnished ROOM ‘able Furnished or fine location. « peat BRICK aioe j,ugme and cellar; rent 8%, Inquire corner 6th stroct cast and B. str. south. myll. ‘OR RENT—HOUS! tween Pennsylvania Wits, Mrs 8.3 ee Washington Hel ighte. FOR BENT Part of Cl tpi desirable ree lent water cellar, ec ge for the summer 426 12th street, between us an Rew York avenue. E BALE 6500 CARE; balance =e easy monthly x ene a RveeR es Tet Derehase, © conve Drembore. Price 81.510 Eonar ita Pe AN bgt Abt oyree INT: YY 6Ba’ lots from ove tots finest views of time, ‘basers as to pod grie ear] Geor, jo QB BALE Bicgant BRICK HOUBE, 14 reoms. with all mod- yey story U0’ molt ren y Balle apd verandah: souls the in Be caid sang water with table on FRAMB. — h front and side yard; a nals nctoes rhage Tse | =e ipeyat enim area | ise ates Soe iB ont zee serrate ee seme = count narra tT niet CLOTHING. e BUILDERS ~ “AND GONTERCTONS— To Tense on ground rent. for 170 feet Fayette street. Anaitimore: D5 JOSEPH FLINK recomma es ScoTCH CHEViIOTs, lerate amount. A at the Star poly ot Savaat iyeoee Di tie muttering to heal “S/puillie, iuptares [Ok BENT An ole aries a E HOUSE, con. | Put pain wots sss wetween i ant'34 taininc 1 rooms ant ation oa Beater StoRa ap7-3m ENGLISH FRENCH AND GERMAN Sater thrvughont. Call at No. 3: ‘dissourt’ avenue. 3 ses: WONDERFUL REMEDY—VrA FUGA—For all Throat, Lung, Liver and Kid- per Complainte.and Impuritics of Bleod. Real Famuphict of marvelous cures of Congamption, ula. &e. isSawiy= ABULT DR. LEON cepts Pa. avenue. 500 9th street. = borough cure of Pty Ser and VOhkdaid bi DiskAES, without the posite the Guureh of CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES. uire next door, No, 303. A FINE LINE OF LINEN Goop' hand I 56: eigh comm tind Kitchen, Side and back yard; omseseion Merc Water and on May Ist 7 £0 “tzengers thoeld Gerere of the meny quncha Soe Dent co! Butate Broker, 495 7th u ret Be which uow tufest the city. See the DoctoF at once, le does not trifle with nor abuse the confidence | MADE Ur ati: Boo! AND MADE TO ORDER. of his FSS & RENT—Thet handsomely furnished PRI- VaTE RESIDENCE—contatning 1 all modern sleuore; with large xrounds at- tached, (@ most delight i summer rerigeacs: far: niture of clezant description—Wo. 1 Ker, Nov 495 Teh a ker, No. Fo ve Virgiaia. Price ai288 ap leet F°® BENT. fi write = Mia aes SEAT, vd ecres, tue two xi h Shade: fodite of all Kinds’ Healtiiy aud bead location. FULL LINES oF CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, DEVLIN & CO., 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVEQWE. ee ‘Al new course of Lectures, as delivered at the York Museom of Anateiny. embracing the yects gm fo, lize and shat to live for: Youth turity, and Old Age: Man ‘The cause of indi THE OLD HILE. havin: rooms, with sutroundiag la shade and ee generally re- po Boys: CLOTHING. FOR BENT, a HOUSE on E strect. betweon 5th Three Hundred and Fifty 8) ITs and 6th streets, in good order, 16 rooms. with Fur. caved thts merning oh teens UTES eo niture forsale. Bent $1,000 Monk Ross. OAK Haut, Estate Exchan ge, 464 SEVENTH STREET, aple Corner 7th and D streets. ma S-tf opposite Post Office Mens CLOTHING, Teohantee HE AR vINR STOBE | FOR. Bes IN GO! BUSI Location, street, betweea G aad Ba sens too Patent Sates. Posssesion given immediately otf Fe SALE—Twenty BEAUTIFUL! BuILDING Fuss CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS &OR SPRING SUITS Lore. si ituated on the north side of North families and single gentl. m:n at reduced rates the famous: street, between Isth and 19th streots west. T strect forthe summer, Fountain Hotel, coruer ot reoak Bs pet aio ‘ 4 SEVENTH STREET. i ed ‘Ginment to Boundary st. Terms, and Pe Peppa. avenue. myls im Opposite mastt 0 monthly. NTABE § METOALF, ie apo Northeast corner N | eee FOR SAL™. Sweseel rane a aes RM, situated about one mile from Uol county, containing 241 acres; welling, new Barn, and out: jou of fine meadow land. ood state of cultivation, with abundance &c.; well wooded sud is In'an improving peighborhood, and ite Proximity to Washiagton makes it very desirable Property, For as and iow —s inguire of Sp7-2aw6w Beal Estate Broke: Hovsts any tots IN THS CITY AND COUNTRY FOR SALE BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, Bee a yu vee oon wn we:t of Leos a5 ape * (Buccessor to H. F. Lornon & Oo...) CITIZENS, ABMY AND Navy % MEBOBAST TAILOR, Motropoliten Hotel, (late Brown's.) 2 Penn. avenue, STEAMBOAT LINES, _ Fo MOUNT VERO. ae for roome and stabling. coin, Loudon eour E'S27. OB TEN BOARDERS OOU i BE Ac. ‘4 commodated forthe summer months with es. Gon ast rs, "heat OUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT Pleasant View. ita three Bintonssure wall, from Station at at Hyattsville, fog the gle. alt Spa Spring on the per oe ia oe Filles Prince George cc comriy ma 9 Hratte- terme, of 21 © K street, bet iGo tense at pone su UL BALL, Mad ; Ve —returning to the city at te Mount Vs “Fare Mos erpon a: [HE PARTNERSHIP HBBETOFOR: EX. isting under the name of the WASHINGTON pi: ‘OMGETOWN ICE COMPARY. having Betreabmente ce oo a & ne lon ca tereake otels, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, fer ‘member (hereof, tie ft and the public Ne cece a hart, the Briacipal Motels, and re informed that he has sefenlithea Ee SYKES. General Superintendeat. Omics Connga Létu StREET axn New Yorx Avence; wiles Hotel- iimself ip the {oR joUsiNEss, San Mc fall pared to suppl; ee ee ity of Ti mer] it 8 UI re ard guarantees 8 full supply. M ERCHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS LOTS im 8. F. | ‘Those wishing to be furnished will please call at verwr sant, aro now of. eS tyiseituated | opee st his mal are all ‘rate iy WASHINGTON ARD NEW YORK. “7 and edie’ | competent. and obliging men. orders — —— <4 ing | % them or left at the office will be. promptly ‘ilted, . KNIGHT, Lots rauge in ‘cach. To Office oem from fr, aad et, the om! nine ALso, ———— at any time of Bight in the two ele; -OLASS RESI- ces ot other emergencies. DEN ‘Containing it rooma, will be sold or ex- cS ond PIE, The Washington and town, Ico Company Sre not authorized to wee the ice tickets of that omnes with the name of the and sania “5S im TEN HOUSES, first-class, on Q streot, near 1ith. French roofs, [one mear residence ~CRVERTERE ben ay ae poco various JUST ARRIVED, wharves, PR ed ~cin ‘The largest and best assortment of ati? mp. or. 200 Acme, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITEBS pivwse woe street, Georgetown, WEDEES ali ait ae Eaves 6 Memes for the Spring trade, at rei ret ragt a oeaest soe pom ae eis STRASBURGEE BEOs., Cd Py “wucth & 00., 373.—.-BEYEnyh BrRE*T....__373 Lane Sey! sell at ler Boots you pay no second when You buy at 333 ‘and save about twenty "t call before purchasing ~ — wee A ee spares Oprice Serr. AXD INSPECTOR oF SrWERs.? ixgros. D. O-. May 17 atép. tall hours, oux's en. ant, snnion ve and pom se a i