Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District | «:- WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY......Febraary 23, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. The next levee of President Grant will be given on Thursday, the 24th inst., between the hours of 8 and 10 p. m. Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every ‘Tuesday during the season, between the hours of 2and 4p. m. Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards for receptions for February 19th and 26th, at 9 P-m. No.3 Madison Place. ‘The receptions of the Speaker of the House of Representatives will be at his residence, 403 Fifteenth street, from 9 to 11 o’clock on each Friday evening of the season. Mrs. Biaine’s receptions will be held every Wednesday of the season, between the hours of and 5 p. m. e+ Usury Laws. The Baltimore Sun of to-day has a thoughtful article upon the general bearing of usury laws, aa affecting and weakening and pon ‘and it will be noticed how exactly the case of Maryland is paralleled by this District—the Sun says: “ The great need of borrowers and the =p tits ‘Gay is morg eapical, More cap this more capital. Leone dae mead more lenders. ‘of money means cheap Pienty money. Now, the way to makes money cheap— | to non gh "ite use ‘at home and to invite its importation from abroad—ts not to put fetters on it, to embarrass and hamper its use, to re- strict wriich es ne employment within certain tosend money bere for investment ? What inducement is there tor home ¢=pital to seek emp! at home? It Maryland would Soton other States— it Balumore would rival other cities in the race of material vancement tlow and circulation of quirements which compe under the ban of the la Inpiana Rervstican STATE ConvENTION.— Convention Indianapolis yesterda: Thon M. Brown, of Randolph county was elected ——— chairman, with ans ka a Seen een ers dis- trict, a1 Alban: pe se Le braes amid most deafening cheers from th _ are two colured delegates present from county and three from Floyd. ‘The eon- es gely attended, every in te resented. present the State cs and the ee of Carroll treasurer; Nel- ‘restler, of pong poms Ss for |, and Judge A. L. Osborn, of for ——— in place of 4 Kage endorses the administration of President Grant and the State Government. the people of the State that theame is so near when the State debt will be entirely liquidated. THE CHESAPEAKE AND OnIO Ca ment to Relieve the work from State Control—. tof the ‘Sun writing from important matters connected pee EI pom Ohio — mare | fran at the late directors, Tith, at was the report of Mr. A, P. Poe, of Baltimore, and Mr. 5. Hough- wi] ittee a committee appoin The es rt was: bya Dill desi ve the canal from State control and pice it under the of trustees independent of the State, but it was considered by the Board of Public Works un- Theap | Constitut under the mnt constitution, | and is, theref it is feared by some that the sent nt constitution irrevocably fixes the can: @ permanent State affair, to to the varying political itate government, = a the last clause of whl 12 of the consti clearly indicates that the State’s interest i. this and other public improvements therein named may be sold, ——— the sale is ratified by the next General Assembly thereafter. ANOTHER AMERICAN ATTACKED aT Ha- Feport was ras lately set afloat in Havana merican that Capt. Frank eh, of the pry merce Fulton, nea selene the assassin of Coste: bog Ge West, and had landed Col. tucker in i. On th in the arrival of vessel van, morning, part put oft- and rowing to his’ smack, called for the Scceming aleraned, tor sete on ‘the best auding the capenietaad Gusgencn ne n , re turned io withont molesting toe crew of the sel ‘Through efforts of the new Con- = Gen. Biddle, SS since been arrested, and the Government the Fulton. Cabrera, a Cuban connected with the murder of Greenwaldt, has been arrested. ———__-<ee-_____ INTERNATIONAL LABOR ASSOCIATION.—The French workingmen’s societies have just con- solidated themselves inte a confederation, and the ction of the law pA st whole subject is within the control of the Legislature. The constitution %, seetion 57) that “the legal rate of interest shall be six beg van han annum, unless other- eee cular case. the priveipies of sound political economy, would be tree from mth objection which ma; rossibly be urged against an increase of rates at time when the count hing a return tospecie payments. e eebaect is one which excites a general interest ‘hich ought to receive the serious ofthe Legislature at its resent session. The alternative plan to the one we have is to substitute seven per cent. for six as the le; wer, Ww! and not the absence of any express agreement, is subject to this disadvat to say that ne more than seven per cent. be bauged is equivalent to saying that no iss shall done, it is_plain the salaries are not high Ss mand a This does not follow at all. rcastis wend is uot a business establishment in New York that @oes not have daily more applications for places than there are places to fill, yet that does not show that the salaries paid by the business men of New York are too high. And the argu- ment is especially inapplicable to female clerks, for the reason that the openings for employ- ment for women are so few that they are nearly always underpaid. It does not follow that be- cause in consequence of this competition the poor needlewomen of New York are paid but a dime for making ashirt that they are overpaid. We should judge that Gen. Herr H. Heath, formerly of this city, lately appointed Marshal ot New Mexico, is in hot water in that Territory, from the manner in which the appointment is discussed by the Santa Fe Post. That paper overhauls Heath's antecedents, military and civil, and brings eut the famous letter written by Heath April 9, 1861, to H. St. George Offutt, Montgomery, Alabama, proffering his services te the Cana government. +02 ‘The Springfield Republican does not favor the have elected Gen. Cluseret their rey ntative in America. His mission is to bi ing about a consolidation between the French and Amer- ican societies. Should his efforts be crowned with success, the workingmen of both Ew and America will form but one body, since societies of France, England, Switzerland and Germany are already united. in “Norfolk, Va., came to an untimely end last week. John Goode, of Norfolk, =e. B. Hunter, of Ports- mouth, having ed over a lawsuit, Hunter sent acl to Goode and his partner, . tng to, to fight both. Beth, however, declined accept a chal on the ground that sucht an act would be vs at Sy with the religion an Episcopalian, ‘and jonel’ inton, t ner, & member of the Methodist Church. Dat —_—_ cee —__ S7 The Minnesota Assembly pao pened for an amendment to the Constitut female —— The women are to — thei nting: on the ballots being received in separate NOTICI Od Fellows? Hall, on February uh, ‘at’ 73, pon ting pl iy tmetted to ertont ent ings are confially invited to, attend “feasts NINES Are SNE RECHARDS. Sec, TO ALL INTERESTED. 5 Popats faethe DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD TO'THE POUR Ting been established at t ie follow places: At the corner of Nineteenth avenue. At the corner of G and Third streets, and At the corner of Four-and-a-half street and Maine avenue, ‘Orders yawn by the Societies named in the Act Kirdhe Temporary Relief of the Poor,” will be filled at the ines de dente at ‘he Bread aed Houp ration will Sbm- ry 24, at 10 AM mence on THURSDAY Feb araghe: for orders can be obtais si ‘esi ma ied States Army - 2. 0. ¥. —CO! DGE. No. 2 pe HUMSDAY EVE. G neat will ee ae _o'clocks of which members are ie notice. “Ee The BOCEAL, RECNION will bs held ip the | saloon at Thy fob some Seige Po — tan programme, tal ay ‘ickets obtained of the committee." [fe2l J. A. MOULDEN.R. 8, SOCIABLE. a NEW YORK REPU LICAN ASSOCIATION will hold a Sort Ez AY EV! G, gt Kons! EDNESD: ‘¥ EVENING, the 234 inst. ‘Members wii the Amociation =m be w thei rship Certit ir. Tited guests will Ret show thetr i ine fttione. ioe Cig had by members only. by ing . B. roan, Gr iemey. Second Auditors UMee WA. Bartlet, Government Sat Gating Often: 6. G. a papevis, Land 0: fice, and J. 1 CLAPP, President. J. H. PATRICK, mole fe2h-3t PRUGRESS IN SPAIN. his intensely inter- are, under the auspices of NING, February 25, at & o'clock; doors clack. 19 be Tickets, including a reserved sent, 50 conts had at the root sma of the Association and at tha tyne’s Bookstore. fe2t OCCUPATION ALA AILMENTS. International Exposition project, but says :— “If Washington is to remain the capital of the country, Congress ought either to adopt some plan of improving the city, or, better still, give it up to self-government and the responsibility that other cities have for growth and internal improvem.nt.” ————_-+ee-—_____. In view of the shocking accidents caused by petroleum the British Parliament is about to legislate to require severe tests to be used in its | sale and storage. Had not our law-makers better do something for the protection ot the public in the same direction? ——__—_—_.2e--—— From A. I. Mudd, 929 Pennsylvania avenue, (successor to Coyle & Towers,) we have Tic Atlantic Monthly, Harper's Magazine, and Demor- eas Mirror of Fashions for March, and Applcton’s Journal for March 5, ———_~+es-__ Miss Alice Cary, the poetess, is dangerously il; at ber residence in New York city. She has been an invalid for many years, and her disease is insidious, painful, and almost certain to even- tutate in death. 8 Buftato Ges the relapsing fever. SF What is prayer? The wish of the heart. om steel stilts is the rink sensation wp North. the hi SEES aie meer ee &7 Dr. Dubs, the Swiss President, gets $2,000 a year. Letras orem ‘by auction has been intro- Pm Fea hasan Anti-Woman's-Rights ts S67-Toxas'g to take the tax off dogs now that the Chinese have come aig weten Christian, one of Victoria's sone-in- w, is S7 Female barbers are common in W; tern cities. = 44 pln COLe charge ONO a night to ox ave “converted” ve youve aed Lang aate ‘com il send tem t Ula et meat monte €7"It is proposed to let youths, of 18 vote in. the sd a Saas Giese §7 Dayton, Ohio, is about te try the experi- Placing a lady at ment of the head of the public sclooi in that exty. A discovered some very minute diamonds in a specimen of Oregon platinum. 4,00. Br. ‘Walton is Cae ee York w wood will be driven by Das Dlace- Fresh, pure air isa vitatizing elixir, Whoever is debarred by circums‘ances from unrestricted access to this invisible but powerful stimulant needs a medicinal invigorant of some kind. The great ob- jectshould be to choose the best. Popularity isa pretty good guarantee of merit in this scratinizing and intelligent ace, and tried by this criterion Hos- tetter's Stomach Bitters stands first among the in- vigorating and regulating medicines of the present day To the wants of persons eugaged in indoor em- ployments, especially in crowded factories where even with the best possible ventilation the atmos- phere is always in some degree polluted, this salu- brious vegetable tonic is peculiarly adapted. The nature of the ingredients is no mystery. It consists of an absolutely pure diffusive stimulant, tinctured (or rather surcharged) with the fluid extracts of san- atons roots and barks and herbs. The pharmaco- Peia has its tinctures, but what arefthey? The juice of only asingle root or bark or plant is present ia each. Not one of them combines the three proper- ties of @ tonic, an aiterative, and an aperient. All these elements arefblended jn the Bitters; nor are these the sum of its medicinal recommendations. It is aleo a blood depurent and an anti The baleful effect which air that has been partially exhausted of its oxygen by frequent breathing pro- duces ow the vital organization, is notorious, and when to this devitalized is superadded themephitic vapor of hot air furnaces, it becomes deleterious and depressing in the extreme, To ena- ble the system to bear up,even for afew hours each day against the debilitating influence of a vitiated atmosphere, wa gone tonic and alterative ix urgently required. This grand desideratum is sup plied in Hostetter’s Bitters, which asa strength. sus- taining, heaith-protecting agent has ao rival cither among officinal or advertised medicines. f 21-e04W ALM OF LIFE. 2° enero DANDRUBY and CRUSE from the scalp: Erow in place of that ost’ “Tike Beat Hatt Dreesing in place sLMMS bn venue at. —= world.” fo im corper New York REMOVA) —Di Ww. TOrHEES Office Sect ty erkeor fore, 1 sess r = northwest. “fentt © pitt) & —Notice chen he ret ati ete ann of the Board of Piregeers. JOMN G. KL T bg Sih between ‘on, D. to candidate for re- | congratulates | abill ennsylvania | mired to i Bone 8: 5 Ia 8; th abl ‘Atlan i, bl ‘g (imesh 1 quiet. Sales 10, figating; Mt Bias. enn ae to ‘Guia Bouse; ‘yellow corn “dull at gate, Oats all at a ane Eye dull st s0a060. Pork sides tay aioe pre 90.,1alexe shoul ms acties firm: rib Fo | Why ‘sky quiet at $1. Lard quiet at 16x c. Peg ge) Feb. 23.—Virginia sixes, og ay bid, bs asked; do. 1867, 55 bid; do., cou; = ax» bi 8 asked; do., coupon, new 65 SNew Rcheporg Feb. 23.—Stocks unsettled. Pe SK. gt at 18%. ‘pie: 1862, cou ex-coupon, we new, Oi Norn Garolinas, old, 4; mow, ‘Wheat “ane Pa) Feb. pein? firm. unchanged. Corn la2 cents better tor quiet and new. Foes ce fresh MILCH A fine. ata ‘Apply at No. sre Ty itiet| of Fucntioth sreet, t, between Mand ESCLCS *2 Satay AT COST. Jowslors, nia avontic. a ‘The largest stock in the city at the STOVE WARE 8 of = H. L. GREGORY, fesest 634 Pennsylvania Jpissord TION. The copartnershtp heretofore existing betweon WISE & CALLAHAN was, by mutual consent, dis- solved on the 2ist instant. The name of the firmmay be nsed by either in settlement, and in liquidation of the business affairs of said firm. JOHN WISE, JEROME CALLAHAN. February 21, 1570. Ca AN B WATCHES, a: A complete assortmeut of WATCHES py all the more reliable makers of London, Copen- Miso. all the diferent styles of AMERICAN WATCHES at greatly reduced rates. M. W.GALT & BRO.. 07 Peunss | at between It! | age PRESEN STERLING SILVERWARE, BICH PARIS FANCY GOODS. PEARL AND DIAMOND JEWELRY. Also, a general assortment of id el gouds, designed especially for, ©" M°™ 0nd clegant BRIDAL PRESENTS. M. W. GALT & BRO. Jowolors, 1107 Penney! fe21 3t itwe OFFICE SOF, THE GENE. DENT Slee and ieee a, IP. Proposals will ve ‘Teceived for ty iy and delivery Sele, Treseury, Departm for one year The ice to be ot “ Bon fear Kennebec, or ice equal to it. clear, and free from snow and dirt.220 pounds to th ae 23 be ‘elivered | in such « ities and nich times ‘and places as may be red. ‘Bids will Le received until 12 o'clock noon, on the oth of March: addressed dent of the Treasury Iu for Ice.’ tinder cover to the Hecretary of the Tr, ry. and to be considered binding for aive daye after that day, the Department reserving the right to te. ject all or any ponion of the bids received. No bide will be considered binding uniess wat tory eras tte 2. eld of the abinty pra the rises to ful ie contract a GRO. ©. RICE, fe 21-8t Ger p’t Treasury Building. YROCKERY, Cc ux CHINA, GLASSWAR! ATE! We keep constantly on hand a full AG ‘of the sure ve Goods, of finest quality, at the lowest market PIES" We introduce all. the newest and best designs ss soon as MARUI ERE & BEYERIDGE, No. 421, Odd Fellows Hall. 70h st. fel9-5t™ WASHINGTON GLASS WORKS, —_ ~ street west and N screet north, red to manufacture all kind of FL INT an ‘and Ci O ORED GLASS, at .he most reason- sje terms andthe shortont notice, “1° 7 Sof this Bea E rand patterns. | TMty Drivate moulds. fe 19 - NEW STORE! GREATI eS, OFFERED TO ALL IN Ee T OF DRY GOODS. mst BED SPREADS. from | hoe LINEN, trom st a per Cite BLANKETS al « H all wool All Linen FRINGED. rows cae iS line FLANN. Full NAPKINS and DOYLIES A Veantifal line of of SPEIN iG SBE Goops and A Large stock ee at HO SIERY at reduced Will sell COPTONS of all widths we cheap ns they as they an be be bought anywhere in the District. EMORY BAXTER, felé-tf__ [Rep.} 1920 Peunsylvania avenue. A™= BR. SHEPHERD & BROS., HAVING REMOVED To THEIR NEW IRON WAK EHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS., (sovTH stDEe,) Respectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co., New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. ‘The Largest Stock of CLOCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited In Washington, and at the LOWEST BATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS memetnctaced, ofviyle eat Gulch exeni to the finest imported marbles. CHIMM rom aLetin Lui EY rf VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, ot ‘RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, &c. MOULES PATENT EARTH chosers, especial ‘ecall PARLOR’ —_ L. =. Funwaces Be tipped tba bent Sowery, Prepared Sreertet aaa |& OMAS H] ae "ac Quas Py ‘and 5th ste, HE EYESIGHT eccuraiely suited with Pebbles and other Spectacles, by merely 7 steering a few questions. 8. 8. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, ‘Next to the National Motel, jale-ly WANTS. Wiese experienced COUK for oro and. FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. | Fe Sowa ka as st com ‘house. ee Wicraly © wd =D eo baree house care ee ree radii, | oo ITE ~ 7th street preferred. WyaNreD=a half grown SOs mn etrsct. to Lek reer ‘Two FURNISHED ROOMS on the ak ‘Apply at No. 1807 H street near von ee PCa tB AS s funily without chil- F FU HOUSE, contain og. waterapwers Tard sod rear. rt 8 tice, desirable two, sory B BRICK Rent 612. betw urne Peo, best U street t “doors Morgrat of reference received’ Gall Hee 1s a new | the wood y: ‘ppty two number. BM" {OR RENT—A wall arranged BRICK a6 4 ANTE man or woman ae whit», tuitabie for 6 small fautiye at No. $03 0 strovt eu Der Ustrect. Teoless to apply if if unable {0 | To,a careful tenant the terme will be inoderate.. n° * por iar nearly new HOUSE, containing WANTEP A ete oot COOK ang sod CH AMB nS six rooms, , and cellar: within LID a » between the Sgoad = ‘Apply so ‘MeCABTHY cor —— cen me mc hatar “ ‘hours of 6 and? pw. whet Mamachtaetts avons had bd st mort. keeat= TED, Fou, A Tare ~OF URNISHED ROOMS FO! im UT -PARLOKS .| B22: 000 Ane, ptf en Hopers in gold on first floor, and several il be for the above amount iow Gout: ERE. | rented on reasonable’ tern No. 62 Louisiane rency; security. wadaress avenue, between Os und Gh streets, a ite Office: Yes, Pia City Hall -at® A one ZOREWOMA RENT—One sicel, FURNISHED ROOM, | Wares anderatanae the “stiltinery stilinery Foi water snd garcon ho fiat floor with, the ness. Best required 7 ended, nt No 82 ce ween 4 and fer Fireat, between U ‘and Hf strests, South W. |D.—W ant Ogee be oe pte cetraetee room HOUS! in to do housework in family of Apply ho. . 375 lth st.. old number. WANTED-A WHITE W WomaN fo go0k, wash Apply at at the Star Omce aie = i ANTED—A SITUATION in the cigar and to- bacco business, as a salesman o busine nan of manutecturer, rears’ ex! | trader "Aadress “Tobacconist.” Gity P0.. one: COOK, WASHER, and need eed phir, ba bat See ae et a uence fe22-3t* ANTED—A wy can come hi C street aor D eee 'URNI Boa UAly tec neds eon 3 a years ol Best references given and “Address giving. price, D boxy Wachington would pur- RAMA gre toens —The advertiser ase half a restock at a fair price Addrese Box 155-Wasblogion Post Ofice: feel se ARTED-A COOK and a DINING ROOM WAASEVANT: Shite women peta cot reference » required Inquire at at Core 76 Fayotte at. Georgetor fe2i-3t" Ta r han 1 im ae Ap pag in Sdesralts ition, ithout oard . ‘arlors mus re on fst floor, Address E. MW. 619 B atreet, Stating terms acd other particulars =” feat te ANTED—8$6,000 for 5 or 6 years for which \iverat intoroet weil be paid. socgred o ity property. ‘Address 'W. fi. B. City. Post ble ‘cit; ress . H vity Post Office die fel9-6r HigisE WANTED—On the ist of March, near the Treasury, Sontatning, from 1 to 13 rooms. Please address “A.,” City Post Office, — loca- tion and term fol6-6t™ WANTED Families breaking 2h housekeeping ‘oF removing from the now that they can dispose of thee a0 EN ITU ser without _ trou ble or expense of \ction, LEVY, 986 Pa. av..8. B-corner ig Hi. ats st. fel! im" ae} lease for rivilege irchasing, ND. D, between veh an and, (rth etreets horthwest, quitable for large lot G10! Yard; or would loase a Wharf pro- Fsaitable on the, same purposes. Address, stat- m. size Pans te ane Haden at & GLEXN. G st. Wharf, feS t28th ngton, D.C. _ ANTED— W itn ot SECOND HAND DP kokit OnE, tor {or if which I will pay the highest cash Ey ja%-3m__No. 139th street, between G and it. W PASTE Tpody to Know that BRAZIL: Lonel wilh ig LE and other SPECTACLES ight aid cheopar than slosaies HENLE TELS, sight han ols ers Opticians nest fo National fine ANTED—Ladies to ae a they can un Ww Miles Givbs SEWING MAC ae, the For its oy and noise- orking, it tn p Pronounced the Tees wing Ma- chine in the world. nt O. BAUM'S Hoop: skirt and Corset Factory, ois 7th street, et ANTED—To rent or buy, or rent with rf of from TOTEN ACHE LAND, Improved. ear Washington: etating location and pt - star Of 8. JUSTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRIORS | oR oe dADIES:. core AND, CHILDREN 8 SECOND- BA: EQTEING. UNDER-CLOTH- ING, OTS, BHORS, 41 Sth street. be- Hee Benatar, oy at alee omptly Attended Toe "ema hap LOST AND FOUND. 4 REWARD ‘Lost, on the 22d inst., eee" ee on 7th st.,a large black NEWF: Sark PUP with ‘white breast; nine month ai. ay ane a ee paid if returned te 6: mr STHAYED OK Aen Sanday. 20th inat.. large RED and WHITE COW, with @ pect iarly shaped head. A suitable reward will be pa it returned ta the owner, at No. S26 1th Sircot, be- tween H and 1-8 a ARD.—if the Onyx Seal Ring. thyst Sloove Buttons, and Sappinee Siuet In, taken from the house southwest corner of M. vets. about two weeks ago. are returned ter the counter of The he Evening Star office, the above will questions asked $20 RE FOR Sars pay er a_i) us. ftce iy ‘Address "5. MB ca Bax FOR Bene A. splendid Saddle and agg HORSE; ound end ind se be sold tow, Hy Stables of J.B. OLCOTT & SON, 8th 1e23-6" 2,200, $1,500. 1,000. $00, $6.0 00, & bay vee Bt erred NOTES on r eee OY ewe Wa APPS OLLIDAY fe m-eatt No. 3, Intelligencer Butld GEAR. one inne ny one desiriny at their ewn Poa x aly a Nolet pov fitted up. 677. . Washi ‘acon for wulling, « European tour. Office Fes, SALE—A first class DINING SALOON, ig b epi of lor warh Foom ‘and kite nation, of ; a SEES the city. ithe NRA KMAN, (new No.) 315 12th street, } betwee c FFICERS’ PAY pigs CASHED 1. SQUIER, MONEY BEORER. bs Aft: “ied ‘No. 1420 F st., near U.S. Treasury. $100,000 sitSe Mod RIRSEE? at Kichmond’Cit Real E i pe ms of $1.00 to Righess NEW BU Ny Beal itetate a cawenty Eigen Virgh FS SALE eS A ameteo=t SAFE. Tooemall for present owner's use. Anguire af FU “ —" sot (STA for cash sigh Fairy orem ES, AMD iTEERY, 1733 Fotaia avenue, Washington. jaz a Free Distribution. a= ‘The wndersigned begins this day a free distribution of the STEWART STOVE BOOKS and BANGE CIRCULABS. 7 All who want the BEST STOVE or RANGE will please take notice of the advantages offered. E. F. SIMPSON, EXCLUSIVE AGENT, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 10th and lth streots fey “we FOR RENTSA wet age mary ine ROOMS on the second Boor. consinting” of targe Pa Dining -toom, Kitchen aod Chamber: water and ference Ay No. > dos D mevot ber nant Beh fet fers 3 D street y CHARGE YOR INFROVED ort o, wei ClTY PROPEBTY LAND. wens the Wy pagar ee several ae = Tosti anes e050 od if are for bef RILEY A, SHINN, -c. ie Greene and Olive ste. Fo RENT_Two ronew and el uae cacy Ley “ NT—A two-story BRICK eae wi = F ok mR gan 4 2d street, .be- freee. G street north and Massachusetts avenuo. Inquire at 203 G street, between 2d and 3d. fe22-2t" OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE containi i, gas and water, No. 1749 K atreol, be: eee an Tt and Tsth itreets. laquire ie next (JS¥URNISHED Rooms FoR GENT. CoN: necting; suited for a small famil; a Convenient to Departments. ADEE, No. lads & street. between Mth and Lt! “ai cars pass the corner. 919 NEW YORK AVENUE, ch and wth streets) Two FURNISIERD. B OMS, communicating, just vacated by General ‘Terms moderate to a desirable party. Wither. yuan: out { Board. ARGE, HANDSOMELY FU RAISED roUae F street, N. aud Louisia (OR & ene 19 ~Rent—Determa F Keates -room FRAME, on M, near I2th; six rae FRAME, on 8th, near P; two six” room RAMES, new, on T, near ¥. HOLTZMAN, wat 107 D street, between 7th and sth, (Bep.} Bat ser Visitor Office. uire to UAVENWE M.A aisthor & a CU. ee ee a Amely fe 22-2¢ (OR SALE—A BARGAIN o-story and basement pressed. brick front totse centrally Tocated: hall. gas, wat Lot 2x Moet allay hee are ne nae ‘wo-story Brick House on ae of lot. Entire p perty cont $8,300, and is now Sftered at a liberal deductio As ny balance in 8. 12,13, and 2m onthe, or wilt trade in part foreountry property Apply to DY EM, Reni Estate Broker. ave (0% RENT—By a = mie farnily. in anew Police story (ame nae FOUR ROOMS, as fol- lowe: ‘Two parlors on first floor, aud two nics rostes on second floor. all neatly furnished, and conveuront tor hausek’epiog: all private and communicating: gas ugh. aud water upon the seco it Inquire o careful tenant nt either two Cannot ret tho premi: north, between %h and loth west. * Reference: es GXhanged." Rent low, with er without, furai F —A BRICK ICE HOUSE. | = oc No. 2029 Istreet. "TEZEE REE ROOMS FOR RENT, SU cau a usekee ping, Furni-hed or Unfurnished. Appl on ei street, second door east of 16th street, sat Side. fe 31-3 Fe SALE OR RENT—The DWELLING with aft fine store room attached. coutaiping nine ix feet as throughout came, water withi Of the kitchen ‘door: situated on ths corner of 6th street west and N street north. Possessivi the first of March, 1570. Apply to wat grocer, corner of Sth’st. west aud @ north, fezi-6t" Fo RENT—A new BRICK otan: ‘coataiaing six roous, situated ou First street east, bet Hand [sts.. convenient to Government ‘Pi Qtice pA Pply at No. 145 Delaware avonus on cars fine MARKET GARDEN: with new house and out-buildings, on the old Bla. densburg road, 15 miles trom the ‘city; noted for its und D.Y. BURR, fine celery aro fost rod aes ole hed, O15, gin aie Pars RNISHED HOUSE No. street southeast. Inquire after3 p.m.,at 417 ‘Twelfth street northwest. Can be seen from in. till 3p. fein ENT—Two two-sto ry DWELLINGS. one with five rooms and one xX Tooms; one on Sth street east, between C pe Dacone north; one strect north, between Sth and th streets east, HUM, Inquire ou the premises. fe 17-6" FOE SALE-A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- ‘six rooms, with. tS Grom eat. north, bet. febs ot OR RENT—No. 1504 L at., bet. oth and f has 9 rooms, gas, water. and is heated by inquire next d {aay 13th st. bet. red. port of JH. CARUSE, Mand N ‘The house wai bs thoroughly repai ‘KHOU itchen, on 43, ana Deer. sts. oad iterce §3.2N. LING’S Drug Store, corner of C Ag MRE DESIRABLE RES NCE ON zEe an oot, between nquire at DOW. and 436, strects fel5-2w" IDEN SIDE OF 1 itu STREET. BETWE. STREETS. FOR SALE —This fine proper in of three stories aud basement, pressed rick trot, nine rooms with cellar, water aod gas, t fronting on lar, al . BON hi areata emai in ond of the Ma is nearly new, frescoed, in the very best of order, ala pareret era benati. al home, It is offered on the eine, accommodating terms: Price $600. $1,300 down, and the remainder in ons, two, te Be ane XiGSHUA WHITNEY & CO fel-4f 729 Teh street, between & and HL Fe RENT—Six fine GEFICE i ROOMS in the ide eeDherd Building, 905 Penna. avenne come side. fe Po. RENT—A two- story BRICK HOUSE, with rooms: i aree yard, as rose mare 205. wr LIE, faa tg agua LE-Lov Poeges bang thee story story BIG street cast, between rth and g WaT ‘tar Office Sidteachuset sand two adjoin Lots, together creeparacy Rowulre re ‘sie ALE URED, Bi tn ay of SU DGE HeSID ¥OI NORTH SIDE OF Ht TWEEN EN 77u AND Oru STREETS" Rare opporm nity. Only" aaa he remainder entre dala perma month, Blouse has font atariog, re for sixty dollars per meth Hath roont: water sineny ed cen cersane ~ ASR AAEEYS co & . for tt 239 iunstrect,betwven @ and i. fos-t OR RENT— Possession given onthe Ist Fn, HOURE Ne 932 on Bennet merly occupied by “Alexander Delmar terme apply at No. 809,011 No. 490: Ht ‘and 9th sts. “Tenth {Chron} JAB. ES, WS0SEEIvogn ano rarga-aucer. =o 1833. E McD! BMOTT & BROS. CABRIAGE COACH EA * hewn Tend =aitee [ee aie dea: Ciikris Witte oo | & WALSHE, REAL ESTATE EICHANGE & ih Ho. 337 PENU'A AVENUR, South 7 ‘Between Gh fuk ead Tih stroc wast.” Saws Wake, ently 124 Dumbarton street, jal?-cotf * FS # sai artane or aint TUSEE FG FOR B SALE. BRICK HOUSE, 12 rooms, corner = ‘Gas, water, brick stable. wat “BRICK agus: near Ebbitt Tocatto mia pe gs BOUSI ne tele fisted ac. To ha fine Bick mall feo | socal hy ne Ly yeAus eave _ Sale-th pat nal OR RENT—Willoox & Gibbs’ 4 CHINE: the slmpleet, folate SEWING, MA attra Gant rss (1—HOUSK 683 G streat,iasar the Po can ith and Lot 0 tet on north and cold water, gas, £c. ite on given on srohD. bet fely-st"@ ee side F street, ti ote ee Dostases. a oa crate, O18 wil will Gwe tod! FORREST Are, —s Rina {arpished ) ina privave fami the baal in eos bo Stor, Katee Bs Al = aa and BED ROOMS, in one of ocations Inthe Washington. i ‘of 7 one minute's 'e Hotel RDbIee toaae. ang 437 between EE Frtrectsy west las, ‘Meatbers of Oongrecs tod otk ors do well One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RES- qe edern improvements; y Furn- ‘Apply asabove. ‘nos BOARDING. 00M AND BOARD FOR 20 PER MONTH— 8 _PERSONAL. 1C. pas WILL CANVass THE CIty oF y ier nie rsh th street. between P aad Q 1M THE PROVIDENCE DAILY arch 5, 1865 “Dr Fanyon is effecting wonderfal cares in thie city. We have the most reliable teanimony 80 to bee skill in the heali indaced te doubt we could an has been here. Chronic Diseases gBuysicinn to et Fanvon “Fil remsie Bek Ist. and positively no longer, Dr. Fam Vi 306 G strost, between Lich and om, rps RENTS los OF THE PERIOD—oLD pe. ——. iverad bet. the National Medical Society ae ot Sent or ait a — Office, « Mie A. HULL, of New York city rs ished Clairvoyant and Magnet) Font Med 1. earner 6th at by Mrs. HON and P: Ritchie ae Scribe < Nor cians whe tend these physi assistance to Aight the new Medical Societ do now fers r Recessary at his own expense ating disease rather than disctesing jems of wo interest to afictad humanity street, south of Penne Ivania a ADIES” DOCTOR. ory rassr pe chars antecs snocess in every Case or no nem confident Marricd Ladies Secret bug: enclose SON, Baitim DESSETANEOD’ FeRAM RE, certain reliet tomarried fedion, Siti w icine. at one interview. Female restorati tients from a distance wided with ‘Bonn Une KOUM on the fret Hor. gultabie for fe, | ke. Electricity scientifically applind. No. 134 Bast or $48 per month. 6th etrest, between G an Hy eighth streot.wear Third avenue, New York fe 22a" "| city. 4-amn™ WO CEN TP EMER, OR X GENTLEMAN | Ty ‘AND LADY will be furnished good BOARD Lapirs Rg wom LRERGULA RT. a pleasant room for forty dotlare nth should confide fn De LEON the only reliable and Scares — Rapregens requit > | oldest established A ans for such apectalty i First "street + Fistreet ; cars wee a? | city. ‘Those desiring treatment can repose in ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT With or FOR, BOARD, st No. e8 Fe me nue, near 34 Boarding at oon 88 Er OT Room. Paty WITH PLEASANT F FRONT ROO! be had on on reasonable terms, 1901, nny ahd hn pegs tahoe i roan moet of the ab Dic oMces. iye-tt” ~ WOOD AND COAL. “Goon NEWs.” Wishing to closeout my winter stock, I will sell COAL at the following pric (ORD, _feT-Im* corner 4th and @ streets. oop AND COAL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE, der to close out our sent heavy stock’of WOOD snd CONE. we Sete aie day eadaeen nae prices to the following rates Valley per ton co 220 Ibs... 4 5.0 BANKERS. J B. BRYAN, Pres. J. A. BUFF, Treas WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. or daily fi cubay EVENTS JAY COOKE & co., BANKERS, Buy and sell at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. a for STOCKS, and BUNDS promptly exe- “INFERNAL BEVENUE STAMPS furnished. a Per Cent Gold Bonds At o5, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, Ist BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPARY. FIKST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY a LIBERAL SINKING FUND. INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT SEW YoRK OR LON- DON, PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN CULN IN FIFTY YEaRs, TRUSTEES: | J: EpcaR Tuomsox, Pres't Peansylwania R. R. Co, ©. L. Frost, Pres. Toledo.Pearia § Warsaw &.R.Co. These Bonds, at present price of gold, yield over 9 Percent. interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U.8.5-20's, which now oaly pay 6% per cent. in currency. They are only issued upon each section of the Road as last as the same is completed and in successful operation. Over two-and-a-half millions of dollars have been expended on the Boad. Eighty-three miles are about completed and equipped, and already show large earnings; and the remainder of the line is rapidly progressi ‘The State of , through which this road runs, one of the richest agricultural sections in America. 's large population, extending with surprising ra- ity, and its immense yield of grain, pork, wool and other agricultural products, create a demand for the construction of this road, which af. fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold. ers, especially 4s the line runs through the wealthiest and most thickly populated section of the State. ‘The road also runs through the rich and growing State of Dlinnesota, Reference to the map of the United States will show that ef traverses the most enter- prising and growing portion of the West,and forms one of the great trunk li in divert communication with New York, Chicago and St. Lowis, being to the latter city 9 miles nearer from Northern lowa and all portions of the State of Minnesota than by any other road now built or prejected, and also the ncar- est route from Central and Southern Lowa. ‘The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly as constructed, and thus KECKIVES EAKNINGS ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY iN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE KOAD IS°FINISHED. The buyer af these Bonds is therefore suaranteed by a great business already 1m existence om the route of the road, @s well as by mew current carmings,and has not torisk any of the contingencies which always attend the opening of roads in a new and unsett!ed country. A limited quantity oply of these Bonds are now offered at 95. After a therongh investigation of the above eater. prise, we recommend these Bonds asa first-class investment. affording absolute safety, Lo—iownes unusually liberal rate of interest. All marketable LEWIS JOHNSON « Co., 1i0-Im_ BANKERS, PENN. AV..Cox. 10TH st. re C large assortment of the latest style SS | sag eS eign L' 1 LUMBER! LUMBER I the utmost confidence. He guarantess a =peeds in all cases. Kooms 414 Tenth street, above Pun we. R.BW. M: ae and Srmpathetic Physician, No. S14 west 2th crash at all Cs Rericro WITHOUT tions made in Dit 1 SOR gs CAN BE CONSULTED: mar adies and Gentlemen at jth rece, hove Receativenhs pene aes ‘established and most ekiliful elvertish Phyaeias in the city, Ag the ay of Acute omic Diseases Female Camplavmts. & thorongh cure is guaranteed the shortest time possible. Ladies suffering from /rreeularsiies are Bo “AND JOB PRI BY od ac ja I2ly Dio’, 329 I street, near lth ané eOiice No: 252 Fatree forwarded to parties unab te tour stampe, by siireoning SB Museum of Anatomy Science. New York. ___ CLOTHING, ke. SPRING OVER-COATS, ALL SIZES AND COLORS. PRICES FROM $5 TO @25" at tela No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. F. J. SEIBERGER, (Successor te H. F. Loupen & Go...) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, ‘TAILOR, eet Pm SALOON, UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, Pann's pi ‘mone herwend ‘ced Ree ee _ ae NOTICE. —_ notice that on the léth day of Feb ruery. FD Rod Shares fe 16-23 0.8 waraat ot HEE a