Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1870, Page 2

_ EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY. -.Febraary 23, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every ‘Tuesday during the season, between the hours | of 2and4 p.m. Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards for receptions for February 19th and 26th, at 9 Pp-m. No.3 Madison Place. ‘The receptions of the Speaker of the House | ot Representatives will be at his residence, 408 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 2and 6 p. a — We are getting down toa specie basis about as rapidly as could be desired. Yesterday gold touched 16% in New York, the lowest point in about eight years. The influences operating on the market are the action of the Senate in giving & quietus to expansion; the continued advance of American securities in the foreign markets, where the ease in money seems to be stimulat- ing an upward speculation in all classes of se- curities; the large supply of the gold in the market here; the belief that the Funding bill of Senate is likely to become a law, and the report that the Treasury sales will be increased in March. United States bonds in the foreign markets have reached the highest prices ever made. ‘The 62's sold in London at 90, which, with exchange at 1 and gold 116%, would be equal in our market to within one per cent. of par in gold. The 1881's yesterday sold about % of ome per cent. abeve par in gold. This is the most remarkable example of rapid and steady re- covery of credit from great depression ever known in the histery of any country, and it seems more and more assured that the Govern. ment will speedily be able, by the aid of whole- some legislation, to redeem the five-twenties with five per cent bonds—saving $17,000,000 every year in coin for interest, and placing the entire debt on a footing where it can be managed without difficulty. It isnow proposed to settle the Mormon diffi- culty after the fashion of the partition of Po- land; Idaho to take all the northern part of Utah, above the forty-first parallel, then to di- vide the rest by a north and south line running halfa degree west of Salt Lake city, and give the east section to Colorado and the west to Ne- vada. The Idaho Statesman, in which we find this scheme set (rth, estimates the population of Idaho's slice as 25,000; Colorado is to get 45,000, with Salt Lake city, and Nevada 25,000. ‘The editor, who is an old resident of Boise city, does not beleive that Mr. Cullom’s bill against polygamy can be enforced unless Utah is par- titioned im this way, but he says that Judge Lewis, holding his district court at Silver city, 300 miles away from any Mormon settlement, would wipe polygamy out of northern Utah, if annexed to Idaho, in two trial terms. It is ra- mored that Brigham, with all these difficulties about his head, is negotiating tor the purchase of a slice of Mexican territory adjacent to Arizo- na, and on the line of the Southern Pacitic rail- road. With his hundred and tifty thousand fol- lowers, well establishes on Mexican territory, he could probably defy any attempt of the weak government of that country to meddle with his domestic institutions. —___ -<ee- ____ The Prince ot Wales, whose manner of life has been styled a scandal to British society by distinguished subjects of the crown, and who bas at all events succeeded in winning a repu- tation more like that of George IV than that of George III or his own father, has been lately & compulsory witness in a suit for divorce. He testified to his own innocence and that of Lady Mordaunt, the respondent, but the latter makes confession of her frailty, and implicates him in her guilt. The incident is only important as another item in the cumulative mass by which the tenure of the British aristocracy, and even the throne, is imperilied. There is a strong feeling animating an influential body that the kingdom would be better under a different government. nd that it could not be worse than under the rule of such a man as the Prince. Allevents like the current one feed this feel- ing, and are to be considered in estimating the set of the poitical current. ——— -wee- Dox’tT Pay mm GoLtp—The Philadelphia Ledger, in response to the inquiry of a correspon- dent as to whether the State of Pennsylvania wi!l imitate the State of New York in its determina- tion to pay principal and interest of its loans in gold, under the ruling of the late decision of the Supreme Court,says: “The only information on the subject that seems to be conclusive is, that Pennsylvania is paying her State debt in paper as before the decision, and the authori- ties intimate that they will continue so to pay.” ssee- — The Ladien stiles to maintain existing wages are now so many and so diffused that it will re- quire very large sums to support those out of employ. We observe an oppvsition to loaning money from society funds, as among the plas- terers of Brooklyn, and a proposition to appro- priate twenty-five cents per man a day, to those out of work in other socicties. The Albany Bricklayers’ Union, iron-workers in New York city {piano-makers, and others, are upon a stri seen Nor For D. P_—Some of the people of the Fourth Ohio District want to elect Donn Piatt to Congress; but we can't allow it. Most any- hody will do fer Congress; but not one in forty | millions cau “sling ink” with D. P. Gentlemen ef the Fourth District, the fog-bank of the House is Prods for D. P. pie Some correspondent sends away an exagge- | Fated ‘story that everybody in the Washington | Aldermen, last Monday night, called everybody else a liar. Sutro, the man who wants Congress to give bim a few millions of dollars to tunnel the Ne- vadasilver mines, is in town trying to bore his way into the good graces of the members. -soe- For various reasons understood in Chicago, the moral attitude taken by the Chicago Times towards Lydia ‘Thompson's blondes creates a | guttaw of laughter in that city. } +20e- From A. J. Mudd, 929 Pennsylvania avenue, we have Frank Leslie's Ulustrated Newspaper | ' and Every Saturday for March 5. pecan ees Hox. W™. H. Szwarp and journing at bon gro ‘afternoon this Cepia ' ing the wo sa es been driving about the | city, sight ee and has also received the visits number of peronal friends. He ex- Presses — much pleased with Baltimore, yay Fm hotel accommodations. | he City has st to Tnx Misstxc Strawen Boston.—Bditor Star: Ao there is some: manifested in regard to the safety of the steamship City of Boston, the | experience of a Washingtonian on board of this | vessel may be interesting to your readers. On the 28th of May, 1865, 1 sailed from New Yorkin the City of Boston for Liverpool. It was her second trip, and she was then considered the fastest steamer of the Inman bow ay nh tant. At the same time the thermo sreh a degree that it became hour. Allat once the cry was heard from bridge “hard aboard,” at the same time the ay out we mot with a dense he's cade t quantities of ice were near. could be seen over half of the sh Kept on her course at full sents fa ‘saliee per 4 | Signal was given for ‘Teverst the engine. ¥ Serybody fotos on deck, among them | time to see an ice! of iaxmense | syself, in ‘ght, feet of ms. Ja feet it had the vessels’ ing was touch! the ice. Had we ran inst it, sycersnee, sn the that the miles away. The City Tue WEEKLY STaR, now on our counter | and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- tains a capital story, entitled “ My Valen- tine;” the bill for the proposed ehange ef government for the District: the pro- ceedings of cones ‘8; Railroad Matters; Foreign | News; Society is; Wi jhington News and orking People; Useful mmorous Sketoh- “ jeultu- bon Housekeeping Miscell: e latest fol aa Dispatches from all parts of the +202. Lanp Saces.—Mesers. Beck, Knox and Kerby, real estate agents, in Alexandria, Va., have lately sold two ro farins in this county, one of 216 ianging ing to Mr. F. W. Rozier, to Daniel Feltser of Pacior $7,000, and one of 161 acres, belonging to the Messrs. Caton, for $2,500. We learn from the above firm that Mr. Hostetter, & few months since, bought through them the farm of the late Dr, beneilict Setuieee hoe the village of Piscataway, settled on the place &@ few days since — Marlboro Gazette. ne &7-Lydia Thompson entertained the Cincin- Pati Common Council at supper the other even- e7-There is no death penalty in Michigan, and the penitentiary now holds a batch of eighty murderers, thirty of whom are women. Dr. Mary Walker's lecture in New Orleans, the Pic. says, was “‘delivered in a bumble-sort of fashion to an immense array of empty chairs.” S7-Since the passage of the Fifteenth Amend- ment Sambo no 0, longer sake ane “Am I not @ man and a but sings gaily, “Shoo, tly, don’t brother me. S7-A Mississippian writes of a “family of high social stan in that State, whose mem- bers hurl knives and forks at each other across the dinner table when any dispute arises.” F mecting of WASHING. TON Longe None will be pes FS Sica dl! v) bas ENIN o'clock. A fall umnetal attenda ea P a ms ‘W. LARNER, P Te a SHOW BEEF! '—The un- * VE purchased from a gratis. gout in’ Virginia, twor impo CATTLE tery fat wil hee BER his all No. 56 Centre Market, TO-MORROW MOR: Also, at the Northern Liberty. Market at nughe OHN EGGLESTON. TEACHERS SUETING “The TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS are regncate FoRcel Mt she E street Baptist Church on Fi IDs. February 25a 2p. an. ‘Thre will resses by ae tinguished triends of edi ‘® lecture upon ~The Life and ‘character ‘of the tate irs. BM. A; Amidon as a Teacher. 2. BLOW ARDS. Superintendent Pr SaaNOEE MEETING OF THE NATIONAL EIEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE ¥ given, Feo brneekn y Meett of wot the amed ay will Be'heta at fen odes, on n'Fiternth tes sin the city of Washington, D. on TUESD, ‘sth day of March next, at 10 0 clock ip the ramen fe24- Jot W. PEET. ‘retary. TH “SPAIN. on. &. 8. COX will deliver this intensely inter. esting and popui weture.ur ter the auspices of Tartettan, Asso. ‘ation. in Lineoin N “ebruary 2, ; door: oqen es kets, inclu ng ar + Scents: to be had at the roo the Association’ and 3 t Ballan tyne’s Bookstore. 20st (er ocetrat NAL AILMENTS. Fresh, pure air is a vitalising olixir. Whoever is debarred by circumstances from unrestricted access to this invisible but powertul stimulant needs a medicinal invigorant of some kind. The great ob- ject should be to choose the best. Popularity isa pretty good guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing and intelligent age, 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 engaged in indoor em- ployments, especially in crowded factories where even with the best possible ventilation the atmos- phere is alway: some degree polluted, this salu- brions vegetable tonic is peculiarly adapted. The pature of the ingredients is no mystery. It consists of an absolutely pure diffusive stimulant, tinctured (or rather surcharged) with the fluid extracts of san- atous routs and barks and herbs. The pharmaco- pris but what arethey? The juice of only a single root or bark or plant is present in each. Not one of them combines the three proper- ties of a tonic, an alterative, and an aperient. All these elements arefblended in the Bitters; nor are its medicinal recommendations. It is alto a blood depurent and an antispasmodic. The baleful effect which air that has been partially exhausted of its oxygen by frequent breathing pro duces om the vital organization, is notorious, and when to this devitalized atmosphere is euperadded themephitic vapor of hot air furnaces, it becomes deleterious and depressing in the extreme. To ena- ble the «ystem to bear up,even for a few hours each day against the debilitating influence of a vitiated atmo=phere, a wholesome tonic and alterative is urgently required. This grand desideratum is 1 Plied in Hostetter’s Bitters, which asa strengt! tainin, alth-protecting agent has no rival among officinal or advertised medicines BISHOP ROSKUI 5 of Coluzibus, Ohio, will lecture on tholic and Gov. Sarities,” in Carroll Hall, MONDAY EVENING. February 2, 1570, ‘at 8 o'clock tl schooli: if Young Cathofice' Prieud Sect -PROF. COOK'S BALM OF LIFE. femoves DANDRUF. Sree einer di prevents the hair falling ont; and will cause it Eroy in place of that lost. “The Best Hair Dressing in. the world. SIMMS" PHARMACY, Sold at fel7-Im corner New eae avenue and lath st. REMOVA DR POTTER'S Office will hereafter bent il'é street, northwest, Twee and 5th streets. mce as nig red reet, northwest. e tf lem? sD GRASTS sumption, Shot or ronchitis, Incipient. of pat Gravel, Gleet, Liver : ss Syphilis in all f ms. Her De eases of the Kar, Bye. Bicod Partial ri me alysis, Part Diseases, ke, Di. Br-8.D, GRANT, 98 North street, Bait ioe. at = ely Se s CxpaYeratnte a a on a a may Schou at S38 = A. OSNAN. near . amet i ae segs anges ) “> rw B., nag. pE_EEODHEAT £00" Sarw aay the Decline Conseament upon of Raw Mater, ae PRICES. a ee Bitached Cotton. 18-7 Unbleached Cotton. i i % * amd a host of other Hsien rele Soom zi ci Woolen’ Shawls and Blaskete very cheap, at RODHEAD & ©0'8, fe 5-3 1228 FE street, corner 13th street. SOLUTION OF © oP PARTNERSHIP. nership heretofore existi EAA ithe a ‘day, Pebraary Bae Fees, eau re es ci this city. Wy baosaitay be conducted by B MORAN Ao .0t ee LR ca a amount of ee mee. by this Company is cose a tes by art class mort on the ots Bp) gem ually ined ‘apply to a at ae C4 AR Scott's Square, bet, I and K sts weet. ARDEN SEEDS! \ * CATALOGUES NOW READY. t — 100 BARRELS EARLY ROSE PROTATONS, LANDRETH’S EXTRA RARLY PEAS, | And many other Varieties. EARLY VALENTINE BEANS, Andmany other Varicties. =| CABBAGE, BEETS, GARKOTS, onton sets, ac. _ 890 PLANT, LETTUCE, } SEED OATS, SEED CORN, GRASS SEEDS, IN FULL SUPPLY. CLOVER, TIMOTHY, ORCHARD, BD's BLUE k wHITE cLovER. ac, 2 ones, / LAWN GRASS, FLOWER SEEDS, &c. GARDEN AND HORBTICULTUBAL TOOLS IN FULL STOCK. HOES, RAKES, TOOLS, SPADES, DRILLS, &c. | GUANOS AND. Popes {IMPLEMENTS | | puows. PLOW ¢ Okaetwen, Obie WAtoRs: &ec. JOHN A. BAKER, AGRICULTURAL AND SEED WAREHOUSE LOUISIANA AVENUE, fe25-eotw_Betwnen Orn any 10TH StREErs, CHAS. ULLBICH, JE., = y 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Between 9tTu and 10TH StREETs. - WASHINGTON, WD. C. CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERYWARK, HOUSE-FURNISHING Goops, OIL LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL, &c. _f085-3¢" TO MAKE ROOM FuR AN IMMENSE SPRING STOCK STRASBURG: BROS, WILL SELL BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STREET. _ fe %-tf Old number 373, between I and K. NAYE Fa PAYMASTER'S aS x, D Proposals, to be “endorsed Brop: ‘this omeenastiea i. doy of March, stv, forthe sie the very best quality, to vernment ‘ard, and subject to the weeal which be delivered free Washington inspection “Berenw Yards and eas Xin. Lead Pipes ‘ipe. 500 feet Bureau Ordnance. 33 000 readies burnt, pana made, Red Bricks. Potomac io farrcle Brian Cement. 80% rallone "atcoholt (West's best. 95 per cent ) 1 Sperm Wil, winter strain Miscellaneous Hardware, conetetii te Nails, Screws, Files. Tools, &c.,(as per schedu le.) Bureau Provisions and Clothing. Blank Books, Stationery, &c., for issue at Navy Boards (a8 ber schedule’) Bidders must state in their bids the time within which the articles can be delivered. D-seriprive schedule, with partirulars, to be seen at the office. warded, in conful = atipaativae on the blank forms for Dids, to this office; otherwise pws will not b ter WIN’ SEE WART. a taint. pL SULOMONS' pa TLP & SYN? OF NEW BOOKS: A DAY BY THE HIRE, apd other Papers hitherto collected. (By Leigh Hunt... ° MAUPRAT. A Novel’ By George Sand. EXGND THE BREAKERS.” A susty af tis "A story of 8 Te By Robert Daio Owen, author mor | § Boundary of An eiiee Wor HE. LTH BY GOOD Livin stat Ww. W. Hall, Eo ™ IN woNbi MeTORIES ed aN pti ‘Hans Christian A: nd beautiful CHUROH. "By Pa Pere the an Journal- a ve ith Portrait “Illustrations STOR ee OF BEHOOLL TEE. By i THE HiSTORY AND Pitt RIAGE: or, Polzgamy and i Chri ristian fl DL HECTORY Post iB nyt ey Sense & S r fasen: sod ech vateabts inioreratine te Tepnrd tothe Post Ofiice Department. se 2 A MAP OF 1 OF Te EAKOADS iN Tie UNITED ANADA Finished and in Pro, gress of Construction mT ‘Navy. rt ees ¥ J. for Thirty ¥. \. Prog fo tp a i" Wie PHILP & NS. ND_KETAIL BOOKSELL- Ls oA ALE! AVE! Nur, Between 9th and lot! | | NITED STATES PATENT OrFICR.. ‘ASHINGTON. D. C.. Februai pon, the, petition of LYSANDER SPUOMEIE of Boston Mass.. praying fur the extension of a patent nted i yn the 34 day of —_ 1884. for av norovemen at in Elastic Bottoms for’ Chairs ant ot} articles: that the the case be fpeiling's cred on ate the 3d. on. of ao ata that the time aminer's report im ited fo the 3 that said a dat of th yet Titers next. Any Dereon ay oppovs this a pxtenaton. MUEL 8. rea fe 25-law3w ‘Commissioner of WANTS. TED—Good REAL ESTATE PAPE! ae B.W. DOWNMAN 412 7th Ww FOR SALE AND RENT. Se erent D SS FOR RENT AT 7 Fuptisarp RooM: z fT at CO SHED FRONT BED pit paece > a, aret class BAR ae Ly Bob No mint Mul: Proprietor between 6th and 3 025-3 ae neg Vygeane ooo rooms, beg hall.cae neat 1sth. Rent GEORGE A LANE. 4820 K street, near isch. Soe sls expericaced CHILDS NURSE W: ato fakecare of avery young None need SPH mao Corner of New doresy s ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, with four or near tne Treasury. 1214 G strect Wer BARKER feat Wik it, tw D—At Harmacy 's Restaurani ing = ; one that reqhired. ESN So EEETARE Lal DAN fice, they jean beer ofa penil ae wettled 1 roman COOK, WASH and a iy ree. excellent cook of need not apply. At No2oie street. /ANTED — Three UNFURNISRED ROOMS, cain irene cS between sth and lath streets and avenne and E street. Rent not toexceed § ut Street, near Penn’a avenue. fan a TANTED—A balf grown WHITE GIRL, to IVY conn munbsrsel ana fo do other Ii light work; best all 7 -C street, new fanteroe wha? ‘EDA first-class Ly al and CHAMBER MAID at a boardi . Call at 80% Street, between Sst aad Sth sire streets, beim hours of 6 and 7 p. WANTED FOR A TERM OF $25,00 years. I will low i por in gold for the above amount, o will allow 10 per cent. car. security. Star fe 23-3t™ og SE OR LOT WANTED.—Wanted to for cash. nice, convenient six or Toom HO USE or asmail LOT, in a central ——- .'T., new No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, SS stating location and the very | a ANTED—A SERVANT, to go intotl country WASTE ASEETABE. 300 three perma Apply No. 37 ith st.. old num! a WHITE Y WOMAN to as oan = Al recommends ood wagesif w: Apply at the Siar os fez-tf ” h Ist three or four TEI hand- i famed FURNISHED BUOMS in a desirable ition, without board. on fret floor. “A. MW. G15 K street, on firet floor. “Address EB. ing terms and other particulars; ANTED—§6,000 for 5 or 6 years for which WAnart ince Se batt, octane os vehi ble city ‘property. Addroos W. a Be City ont W A8TED=Fais roalkion Spear or removing from th city fo "know that they can dinpono of their FURNITURE witho fan auction, ‘by addressing if LEVY, 986 Pa ‘Bieorner foun st im" STORAGE (WANTED — Persons wishing to STORE GOODS can be accomodated on. reasons Vo terms by calling at (Green & William” Braicn Ho ~~ 7th street west, between G and H is ire ringa i030 a WwW D—To lease for aterm of years, with t A of pare nalts a large lot HOUND. Db. Doureen 7th ‘and 7th streets northwest, suitable for ‘ood and Coal Yard; or would lease a Wharf pro- bez initable for,the same purpones. Address, stat- ion. size Pane _ fe3 t28th Se... ANT! GLEARON'S * r GLENN.G G st. Wharf, ington, D.C. ED—To ee a refi 35.900 ‘worth of SECOND HAND. FURITURE, for which I will pay the WALTER cash pric BB WILLIAMS, vopek mt ee wis AN Para #3 oer. SPECTACLES in beaccurately suited no as to strengthen es and cheaper than elsewhere, at BME LS cs, J ANTED—Ladics to know that W Wilcox & Gibbs’ SEWING seat cathe Flott, castest terme. Wor ite sim 7 and nolee- less working, it is pronounced thi ug Ma chine in the world. Agency at ©. BAUM. Hon skirt a 'S 7th street, between | de Ge between G and Corset Factory, 5 orrent with ri fpertacine Trom ONE TO TEN ACHES OF LAND, Improved. uearWashington. Auldress,statiog location aa price, A. B. C., Star Office. 8d i PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES aoe GENTS AND CHIL teh bt er UNDER. _ D-HA! ince pee ye SHOES, &., 415 9th street tween D and X strects, third door from nen can 3 Christian Association Building. N. sgn Pods by Mail Promptly Attended To. my3-ly" LOST AND FOUND. L smal and tan SLU fore leg ereukens baring bon broke red colar, and answers to the name of “Fan. Wberat reward will be paid fur her return to 09 = and 13%; streets. W ‘OS 1—From in front of the’ Presiden Levee of I | ATSABLE FURS Kader will be w rewarded by leaving the same at the Grocery GEO, BL BROWN, cerner Pen: nue and 20th street. AN AWAY FROM 2109 PENNA. AV nie ‘on the 2% inst.,a WHITE SPITS DOG, named Pearl. ‘A suitable reward will be paid ag Be Ee turn. fe24 st" <2 REWARD—Lost, this morning, on Pennsyl- $2 wood and the YX DROP to an Earring. The il be given if left at the omee if the EWARD— it, on the 22d inst.. at 50'clocl $5 ea rae NEWFOUND: pane PUP, with white breast; nine months 4. ‘The above rewark will be paid if returned te 633 L street, bet. 6th and 7th. fe23-31" are returned 1 Star office, the above paid and no questions asked. fe2l1w reward will be BUSINESS CHA CES. FORSSLE oR Ad Ae Ww re ied PRIV ILKGE OF BUY AR HOP, ce ally Soom: on Fon pivente venus.” Wo make @ spleniid location’ for Baths. Lease on place. the Store can be rented for other Purposes, and the lease on the Store and. the House can be had very reasonable terms. For further i ply on the premises, 279 Pennsyl- (new number, 1004,) ger wth 8. J.J. Mays PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oy Betw Ninth and Tenth Streets. LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT 0} LADIES’ TWO-BUTTON VERY FINEST QUALITY PARIS KID GLOVES, IN WRITE. LIGHT AND MEDIUM COLORS. ALso, GENTS KID, IN WHITE, LIGHT AND With great mae: we announce the arrival this morning of one case containihg 160 aoe Ladies’ two-button GLOVES and 50 dozen Gent's. #7 Sizes from 53; to 9%. All colors. AX%. 3. SHEPHERD & BROS, fe 2-20if HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW IRON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS.. (sourH stpx,) 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 MANUFACTUREES' PRICES. The Largest Stock of BRONZES: Chocks, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the LOWEST RATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and finish equal to the finest imported marbles. TERRA COTTA AND CHIMNEY TOPS, THEN FLUES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, — TILE, — PIPES, &c. MOULES PATENT EARTH a ‘We call especial attention to PABLOR — mancese* TUENACES hoes peated a reach and ee, od a ar Soc and tater ft EYESIGHT accurately suited with Pebbles Coe many oo TS savering @ Seve questions. H. 8. BEMPLER, OPTICIAN, jelly ext to the National Hotel. W Bode yor spa appargee: (Hleras ja a] rats. logantiy sires Se ae pont Omics Bak fe 23-1w FQuSSEE-A splendid Saddle and B iin BSS young, sound, and kind. oe sold C iw, at Stables of J. Sth 2 G9. 8.4500, 200, $1,500, $1 £6,000, 83300: 820.8 Vashington City property. Appl: OLLAID. No. 3, Intelligencer TBatiding. fitted wu 677. a _fe Bs cost a RUCHRY STORE AND FIXTURES FOR é ~ E. Any one nly LO a good loses ad mn at seivetc on Precllinu, “Addrons VINGENTR, City B streets granny at Pg rs MERRIMAN* ae ey at fe fourlarme Sy asl Dotreste, street, totween an reese, . 1328. fo25-3t aE containin Ts ; GEORGETO bart of « fe rU' R Nisiey HOUSE centrally located $05 FED gene surroundings, and prea at dress, RK, Georgetown, D.C c. a SE No. S13 ith strees ‘York syenan (nase the Troasur, ‘er and gas, and rooms. Ho. 711 Veirson boreeen ek and Sth. ‘OR RENT—1WO BRICK E HoUs LIDGE, Wo. 1301 corner bub and 3, ome 4 room P. HOL etreets, nort! 635-3" Fe RENT—Several ganna BOOMS. suit ripe famillen oF single gentlemen, faruin unfurnished: contrat ‘Pocafl poly street, near Pennsylvani: enue. OR RENT_The 219 E street house has ten rooms, veniences. Premises. comfortable two-story LING, seven rooms; water and Twat tra summer kitchen; located cast gee at between H and I streets, north. McKELDEN, 623 fant nt bet. “Sth ant th, “tebe ste tory BRICK DWELL ay a street west, between Kw 8 serth 0 7 50 pe gn an to SP te tae In Bank on, ance guire over fashington, Fe _SALE—A desirable | PROREREY on Gay street, between Congress and Washington, own— ‘Avery desirable RESIDENCE on Indiana ave- nue. LoTs N.W, = W. DOWNMAN mt cs Intelligencer Br iding, 412 7th st. iret cae HOUSE No. v ished. Th with cain Send elie con. all modern ‘Terms ' reasonable. isjene' an on the fo35-60" FRAME jas: Ox- street, Ww R SALE—At a t bargain, that valuable MBULLDING gb in Georgotows., ‘on the south. east corner of oddard etre: te; has a front of 4 feeton Hie! . several ington. Inquire N _fesst__10hm SPA CITY. CHEAP HOMES: Only $20, $25 and $3 $10 Down, AND €5 PER MONTH FOR THE BALANCE! NO CHARGE FOK DEEDS. SALES TO BEGIN AT OUR OF VICE ON WED ESDAY MORNING. a few minutes ride on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and adjoining the beautiful site of Hyattsville, and near the famous Spa Spring: fine Hotel is to be built on the place the o Soy ‘nad Pane Deck 130 T ON PAsy TERMS. Pe E TOO POOR. oTURE ts PROMISING. We have beantifal pamphlet giving part getone. THE aps of this new town, and a culars of the city. Call and fe25-tf Fee, BEX ‘uid SLEEPING 427 dthet., bet. Dam FURNISHED es a RNISHED ROOMS for rent, singly or in suite. with all convenien Rent moderate, Apply No. 2142 Penna ave, ween 2ist and fe24-3t7 OR RENT—Yorninhed i waarash ished ROOMS with or in a private family. Aprly a at 1227 ‘New "York av sane th i. Terms Fe REN yO ORNISHED PAKLORS {00MS on moderate ferme. at ce be Tooms in lent neighborhood: No Blo imhstreet near Le Bent low to m perma: nent tenant. Inquire at 1923 Pa.ave. — fel st Fok, RENT-Sixroom BRICK HOUSE, with gus and water, sitnated on K street, between oth and 10th. "Reoud 825. Apply at iToo EL strect, ft and 12 ; fe 24 3t* pie AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS Agr rent, suitable for househ ceping: water aul street, between 4th soins 6 IRABLE ROOMS to rent within five walk of State De pe in board for a} yan iitie fie. ferences, and rev cee avnly at iti ith street, Form RENT-A \ two-story FRAME. BWELLING =r rooms, with gd comer and house attac! gone a given on the ir of March. ie ny the BROWS. Fo, BEIT, 7 furnished communi atin, in second story, over parla Sortbathe ‘oi 8 ELE reste fede ne ‘a family without clil- en = ee Fo ps . PORNISHED: DHOOSE. consaiaing sev rooms, with nd trees front and rear. Ap iy at | 1 35H ie Ph ~ near Tt. _fezs st FS ‘OR RENT—A nice, desirable two-story “BRICK HOUSE. situated on 12th street. between T’and Ustreets. Rent @12. Apply two doors ae at 3 J,OR RENT—A well arranged BRICK HOU suitable fora small famniive at Nee SOa-0 ot acareful ——o os terms will be moderns re on the premises, OR RENT—A nearly pew HOUSE, contai six rooms, ra ead and cellar; two minutes walk = Pos Office. & good tenant. ly to JOHN MOCART ner Masachusctte avenue and 24 st north: fo2s at Es RNISHED ROOMS oR BENT PARLOKS on first floor, and several OMS will be nina rite isan petween te and 6th #treets, ne: arly op ithin Kent moderate t “quite tite of | five e WOT, ©: ing-room, Kitchen and ( Re sotiy a! ven and required 3 D street = t. aunkers; water and as: ‘on the pre Sth and th. £638 Se NOE FOR IMPROVED i CITY PROPERTY CAND. ‘ina good locaton. For imprivel ‘Alay. wanted several FOsiua. WHITNEY & CO No. 729 th street. desirable A ES. rt EY a ae rea md. 0. oom Greene and Olive sts we “BRICK and in gem Joe: eee ‘Apply. ay Geor fe 23-e FFICERS’ PAY TER, woREY DuORERS ED Midi ON st.,uear U.S. Treasury. BE INVESTED IN MORTGAGES, uy ey FIRST Bichmond, Virginia. ORS SALE (CHEAP. —A’ second hand SAFE. pfeuent owner's use. Inquire st the Evenug’ Sear ja B-tt Fe RENT—Two new and elegant RESIDENC! on 17th street, between Land K s gpponite the new square, | The bo penmety Rte throu y id hand- bout, end soneate ait tasters at Inguire of JOS. F- KELLEY, state Agent ‘No. 902 sth 1 treet porthwcet, oar L or it an owner, WM. A. PHILIP, = ae between aa SE fo FU HNISHED ROOMS, just vacated by General Kelton adesirable party. basher or Fee 919 NEW YORK AVEN Wth streets)}—T [ pronlpone oo moderate OR SALE—Three valuable PATENTS, for cash Fotrecteniate Adaress EDWARD HTEARI, 1735 Pennsylvania avemue; Washington. Ja 22 BOARDING. BOARDING one, pleasant Furnished Boom. wr, $25, New Prick house, wich ‘bath and see, . 1190 wenth ste, bet. L aad M sts, north. “Te2seat® house has recently ted and, ed hapa ad ba throughout, and offers vate Ore aeerers Pigaee Boardat 92.00 per day. Board'and Rooms e F. P. HILL, Proprietor. NISHED, BROOME WOR RENT With or pom Page! So pg ny the‘ same nce 6 por Fy aay d0dm8. to be fad ono A Fe [AS EaPoRET yerEnnD tee SE F street, It, Bourdlas: hones Keeper: cd not d eniences. WHAVENREM:ATSTHOP ES CO, id Louisiana avenue. at vAvply Corner dts street ost $3,500, and is balance im 6, 12, 18, and Heal Sarat property. Beal Hatate By ker, aave. ies ys ri trade re hout are ing feet Wal im six. hen door; situated ‘on the corner of 6th N street north. 1870. Apply to WM AOD, March, rner of Sth st. west and G north. fe2l. ‘on reasonable terms, '9 rooms, Naceie Feceatvace secured 4 short walk home rom most of the publio offices. hot bet. Mand SEER ERSEE BEaS POH REE | Hvala at No. 8 436 atrest, For sro [POR SALE—A good MILK GOAT. Take ola, | andD sts. coat OR SALE—A good MILK GOAT. Take old, LIN@’s D Fiat Seagiiowt & Kit, "No. 1413 anh street, | LING'S Drag A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON THE EST SIDE OF Jitu a Free Distribution. a is acineaad Mie ie dans biden of the STEWABT STOVE BOOKS and BANGE CIRCULARS. ST All who want the BEST STOVE or RANGE will please take notice of the advantages offered. E. F. SIMPSON, +R SALE. —This foe WAND. O STREETS. Fol o] is of three stories pressed Feces tere ire and nd health foe ities in thi ety. baal ig nearly ‘new, new and Recs tht bn a, making abeasn the foilowing accommodating terms: 1 ft lelamcapeioln ‘A WHITNE: ee 729 eats: t Noreeen Gand tte, POR REN. Six fine OF FIC Fa Tied HS ange Ok ROOMS in the FE: RENT—A ee apaaey tee BRICK HOUSE, ae ety Es} i She stbek gene: ‘corner ait FOR SALE AND RENT. Le ining 9 foe, three: Ne. Ss BY = isto certify that T hy of three years « =n ae Hy ‘rg * WBE FURNISHED pd and Mithout BOARD, at No. 31 and 439 sti Booms end Board EP per wes T YO FOR zo tl opposite waite ey rn Exmct ee FRO! 720m THE PROVIDENCE DALY OR RENT—Posession gi int efecting ye HOU Nooue Fe Soca myo sy, 1 Wolure the mast merly occu i, Delmar. Bea. | For Fw im the Soplieg. bp ferme arp at Nor 8 ; Me street, be | doubt we could fail to - tween St ‘atent Office. — Sas poentes ble ee: tone since be te2-tf [Chron] “Tass TOWLES: Property At. pe ~K = — — Stammering of Voice, Oatarrh, Mliminess, and al © adview all whore in need of | POR RENT. KENT— C— bean the mcighiss im . References ‘Two brick stables with ci houses. i: ete Apply to Core Dumbarton strest Fo REN1—The four- 25 Indiana avenue, the premines. Apply NUTOGRAPHERS—For ot > eae ‘ own Of Say ea Charch. "Neut free by din te his Private Medical Uitic Pennsylvania svemur SILPST As THe Guave Se street. south of Penn Sopar tor Ladies. Office open day a ~3 See and scientific trv: in pose section, established « business. G. W. COOPER, "yo Bemkaion creet OUSES FoR B SALE. BRICK HOUSE, 12 rooms, streets, Gas, water, brick juare: BRICK HOUSE, 2 rooms, on north side F street, near Ebbitt House. Hot and cold water, Location desirable, KR. DARBY ender ct tiem, mee eRe ts deseaxe rat using = BRICK MOUSE. 10roome, I street. between 12th pratlounsf bo intereet te ediicnnd Keema and 13th streets, north side. Hot and celd water, of Pen gas. marble mantels and basins, furnace in cellar: Stable, Ac. Lot 0b fool — Several other ai nick and «mall FRAME gecesi ‘Marrica Leaves HOUSES, well ody pen gg Son Sw SoS rae -or.. ‘Aadren Me Mrs. mo be xu MPORTANT To ff 1 DAME DUBOIS SEE SMe sate arate the joa 0 getwutot orders rented or sold on reasonable Pe ory. 7th street, between D nd Fe oi. gem 632 @ wire street, near te = water ai ely Anlehed.” Ing reat 1H Horra’s. Peon: ctropelitan Hotel: Seen tients f distance = Br ide with — rd Blectricity ect oa bet lied a re eat ty eighth street-near Third avenes, oe $ SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI- th should confide relia oldest established we, eto Dr LEON tn sauly reliable and rsician for such apeciaity inthe Those ing treatment can repose in him most confidence. He guarantees a spend cure Rooms 414 Tenth strect, above ri as SaLny 5S. P. BROWN & SON, Southeast Corner New York avenue and 1th Street an eeer CLASS NEW eae KES ‘urn ern improvements. Iaheds will be mold F orU “Apply asabove. DOR RE 0. boardi Possession Appi he HABLE #00. VS Gothia House F %, Pay ue i re 2 PRRCOMS | tana cht saa a i ae ‘ 5 i SIBSON BROTH E: mute’ ra'etictel kbbite Houss,end | Gr °O%, 0G. Ne IOB PRINTERS, 97 isth street, ¥ 271, south wide Peuneyivauia avenine, rit Sr arene road do melt Socal be i = suites * : bere. Apply on the pre | FRCCK AND 308 PRINTING — x Sp eben tae way BM POUR! sitOux” 2" eae a ENT—T buila nm iy bh and 7H! reste. f ‘ines a Couare, BRIE Dy DWELLINGS. Dec ae ricl le window ‘beads aid silts brown stone base and ste sicpa,arife mantel gaa! bot my No. a9 1 sire, wear Mth and ‘omer No 252 F atree and cold water in bath room and kitchen: Rhode situated on aoa street prenue, bet. 1h and ue HILOSOPHY OF MAKRIAGE Anew Course of Lectures, as delivered at the ‘ork Museum of Anatomy. ‘eub- seein: How 10 live a aiwat tative for Youth. Me: fprity and oad od 5 Fiata emcee and "Nervons ase 050 for; ace JOR SALE OR RENT HOUSE 374 tie street ‘between G and H; heated it BH er month. Inguire of GEO. "s. PARKER b next jor. _ WooD: _AND ‘COAL. forwarded. to parties go oat le tsa at four stampa.ty — ew York. Ceau COALE weet at i REDUCED ED PRICES. © of Coat inglted te call befors jonsumers ore, invited te fore pur Wood " CLOTHING, &c. chasing. as seli the best in the market at Prices lower than the lowest. SPRING woop: wooo": fe srpatiy reduced prices. Sawed and split or cord ror W. H. MARLOW, 7th street and Canal, fe 12-2w* wth sede. “Goon News. Wishing to closeout my winter stock, I will sell PARES Ai OVER-CO ATS, 8 ny el B. LORD, - corner 4th and @ streets. OOD AND COAL. GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICE. In order to close ont our present heavy stock of ALL SIZES AND COLORS. WOOD and COAL. we — this day "*daced our prices to thes ollowing rat By pees aX Valley pevton of 2.240 Ths White Ach Hickory Wood ‘per ¢ ja%-im 5 G street . PRICES FROM $$ TO 925 7 Per Cent Gold Bond: At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE at BUBLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY A LIBERAL SINKING FUND. NTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW TORK OR LON- 4 ; DOS, PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IX COIN” A. Saks & Co.'s, IN BIETY YEARS. TRUSTEES: J. Epcan Toomsox, Pres't Pennsytrania R. BR. Oo. C..L. Faost, Pres. Toledo. Pegria & Warsaw K.K.Co. — tela No. $16 SEVENTH STREET. These Bonds, at present price of goid, yield over 9 percent, interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U.38.5-20's, which now only pay 6% per cent. in currency. They are only issued upon cach 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 progressing toward completion. The State of Lowa, through which this road runs, is one of the richest agricultural sections in America. Its large population, extending with surprising ra- pidity, and its immense yield of grain, pork, wool and other agricultural products, create ® pressing demand for the construction of this road, which af- fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold. ers, especially as the line rans through the wealthiest and most thickly populated section of the State. ‘The road also runs through the rich and growing State of Minnesota. Reference to the map of the United States will show that 12 traverses the most enter- prising and growing portion of th? West,and forms ome of the great trunk lemes in direct communication with New York, Carcage and St. Louis, 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 near- est route from Central and Southern Iowa. The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly as constructed, and thus KECEIVES EARNINGS ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY iN BXCKSS UF THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY THE INTEKEST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE KOAD 1S FINISHED. The buyer af these Bonds ts therefore guaranteed by a great business already im existence on the route of the road, @s well as by new current earnings, and has not to rise any of the contingencies which always atiend the opening of roads in a new and unsettled country. A limited quantity only of these Bonds are now offered at 95. F. J. HELBERGER, (Buccessor te H. F. Lovpon & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, Loney ot Tine Brome are Re ge Poon. FF wsrcoprecopsccoyeecysev07t THE WORKING OLASS.—We are now Aad Tere all classes wi constant fat home, the whole of tes tines or fart pagal Tiuatacrs mew. tight ant and profitable, @ of cither eex easily tie to $8 per time 1 ag SF er MP™°FOU Ta x9 satoon, UNDER METROPOLITAN HALI,, Puxn's AVENUE) NeaR Lire Sraeer Waser. RE AUER, Proprietor. wh Lom: LUMBER! LUMBES 1 ee Sisk sane ye