Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1870, Page 2

WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY. Febraary 26, 1870. "Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. Mrs. Grant's receptions wi be held every ‘Tuesday during the season, between the hours of2and4 p.m. Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards for receptions for February 19th and 26th, at9 p.m. No.3 Madison Pince. ‘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. Blaine’s receptions will be held every ‘Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2 and 5 p.m. — bx: Now that the Fifteenth Amendment ts about to come into practical effect, the politicians of Maryland are beginning to discuss the question “* What to do with it,” that is to say with regard to the new voting element Drought into the field. Hon. Benjamin G. Harris, of St. Mary’s county, ex-member of the House of Repre- sentatives from the Fifth District of Maryland, has addressed a lengthy letter to the ‘St. Mary's Beacom, the Democratic organ of that county, in which be advises opposition to the enforcement of the Fifteenth amendment in Maryland, and Proposes 4 plan whereby he thinks his ideas of resistance to the Constitation of the United States may be successfully carried ont. He makes the remarkable suggestion that the Registry laws of Maryland be amended so as to require that every register of voters shall take ‘8m oath that he will not obey the requirements of the Fifteenth Amendment; in other words, that he will place upon the registry as voters nong but white men. This done by ths Legisla- ture, brings the matter to an issue atonece. He believes that the Supreme Court will have juris- diction in any case likely to arise under this Amendment, and he professes to have no doubt the people of Marylynd “to stand tirm, regard- less of the threats of knaves and tyrauts, and the victory will svon be ours.” ‘The Democratic Advocate, of Westminster, com- menting upon Mr. Harris’ letter, says that “the rourse he advises would be fraitiess to thwart the action of the Amendment,” and thinks it will be wiser in the Democratic party to acqui- esce in the Amendment “with what grace it can.” That paper holds that the proper course for the Democracy is to poil every colored vote possible, and says that on a full vote of the white population of the State their party has a tuajority of at least 50,000, and that as the full Kepublican vote of the State is not over 40,000 at most including every negro voter, that at the Worst the Demoerats will still have a majority of 10,000 in the State. The Advocate then argues that if its programme is successful carried out in Marylahd and other States the Democracy i soon have a majority in Congress, tue amendments be repealed, etc., etc. ‘The Hagerstown Mail, one of the Democratic journals of Washington county, is of opinion that that party will receive a large increase from the colored vote. The St. Mary’s Beacon holds that the colored citizen has not the right, under the Amendmen, to vote ai State or municipal elec- tions. It argues: “It is a question whether this article legally confers upon the negro municipal suffrage in ciccrane ating States. ‘The right to vote for ¢lectors for President and members of Congress it undoubtedly confers, but whether, in the ab- sence of favorable State action or in the case of non-action by @ State where # prohibition against negro suffrage already exists, it confers er cancanicr upon the negro the might to vote | jor State or cuunty officers is auvther part of speech. At least, if Congress sliall insist that the Amendment counters full suffrage upon the negro in Maryland, we shall insist that it cannot confer it against our conseut—the right to regulate municipal suitrage being a re- served right of eack State—and shail advocate tiat action be taken to test the question in the courts.” The Rockville Sentinel, the Democratic | Peper 1m Montgomery county, expresses the opinion that the Reconstruction acts and the Amendments are unconstitutional, and calls upon the Legislatures of Maryland and Ken- |" tucky to have the question brought immediately betore the Sapreme Court of the United States Jor settlement. Among other things involved in the amend- quent business it seems that the schvol laws of ‘Maryland are to be altered. A correspondent of the St. Mary's Beacon, writing from Annapolis, says that in view of the passage of the Fifteeuth Amendment, and “the certainty of the colored man’s crowding tothe polls at the next election,” there will be im- pertant changes made in the School law by the | Geueral Assembly; that “the appomtment of | School Commissioners will be taken out of the turmoil of polities and vested in the Judges of the Cireuit Courts or Orphans’ Court, and the *ppeintment of District Trustees will be vested iu the Beard of School Commissioners.” ‘Tae RETURN TO Srecte Pavuewrs—There Was a slight rise in the gold premiam on yester- day at the close of the day's quotations, but to- day it has dropped down again to 164. There is some weakness in the Governinent bond mar. | ket but the "s1’s stil] keep above the price of gold. The attempt to bull the market is most | Likely to fail for all the mdications poin: to a still lower premium. One reason for this is found in the fet that the exportations for the last six months are largely in excess of those for the cor- responding period of last year, which has turned the balanee of trade in our favor, making creditors instead of debtors—and this, too, in the face of the statement that our impor. | tations have been larger than for the same time last year. Another argumen: for the decline is found im the fact that there are now one hundred millions of gold in New York | city—this being nearly sixty millions more than are held by the National Banks, according w # statement just made, and four times more tham the avernge amount held by all the banks during the days of specie payments. To these special reasons f° a still further decline in gold may be added the general ones that our bonded jebt is being reduced nearly €190,000,000 a year whieh has improved, in turn, the national credit abroad. It is evident that we are ap- Pproaching specie payments through sound panic that were so confidently: predicted a few months ago by the opponents of the policy of the ‘Treasury Department. ———_ ee--- ‘The malady with whieh Jobm Bright is afifict- is said to be similar to that with which Count Bixmarck saffered, and it isa grave feature in the case that he has broken down at the begin- ning ot the Parliamentary campaign, and after what must have been, comparatively speaking, ‘his circumstance would seem to mdleate that a much longer retirement ‘than i spoken of is needed, to enable him to re- sume official labors, coupled with an attendance in We House of Commons late at night. — see ks Radical changes are proposed tm the potice department of Boston, substituting for the spe~ cial detective system the selection by the Chief ot Police of patrolmen for special duty, thus allowing every member opportanity to gain reepgnition of his abilities in that Mine. Ad ditional powers will also be granted the Chier of Police. Deputy Chief Savage will perform “ice until a saccessor to Col. the duties of the Kurtz is appointed. Mr. Whittemore, who has just resigned his seat in Congress in the cadetship business, will retarm te South Carolina and ran again for Congress. It is thought that he will be re- elected, and that the House will hold that a new election purges his old offence. a ‘The Baltimore Spectator thinks the Peabody annels, and without any of the symptoms of a | | | C5 is Court having doetued it coudueive to the pub. me i Tue Morpacnt Divorce Scrt—The new comes by cable that the Mordaunt divorce case, in which the Prince of Wales appears as a wit- as much effect in produce and mercantile circ! ess, was concluded yesterday, ¢he jury fender- ing a verdict that Lady Wordstat was insane | & at expected, the greatest influence And not responsible for her wotds andactions. | WcheckeDamne a ‘The ex- ; FINANCIAL QD COMMERCIAL. ‘Frvanctar.—The @ecline in gold has not had Lis further stated that strong popula® fecting | an with the fall in gold has is manifested in London againaé the verdii | Shared, but in the Gold m is it is believed that it was influenced bya 1 astive. ico, 116 appears to have to avoid involving the Pringe of Wales im the'| been —— nepan scandal. From thevfact that the Prines of | M BaUi*ts cowde « short” sales, aol ety i Wales was called asa witness at all, it was sup- | autlel n of 80 Npward reaction. Under this posed that the trial wason the merits ef the | tendency of operations, the vanced from cron ad oon myo ay | Beh edgeplay, unt, Ww ry insane ving respon to farther fall in gold yes- ever sified the birthlofher’ffrst child, when she | fecdan (Eve-twonties hang, dusted oo Ofc confessed to previous unchastity with three or London,) sided the upward turn in the pre- four persons. Viscount Cote and Sir Frederick | MBM"), The present calm will Jeumstone are the two alleged in the suit for | probably toon be succeeded by another contest, a divorce, but Iétters between the Prince of and wide fluctuations again. he latest private Waies and Lady Mordaunt were found by sclograms trom Europe to-day were $ 15-16 to her ‘waband, Sf Charles, which ted him to | FL amd st, London, and 95% to 25% at suspect the Prince also. Queen Victoria not | erable gossip afloat on the strect in reseed to long age sent for Sir Charles Mordaunt and the Frankfort quotations of yesterday. [t is re- urged him not to Drimz the suit to trial, but | [aged plo ecl ren bap et So A he did mot consent. Lady Mordaunt has coer juotations. It is broadiy hinted that some of been for foug or five months in a private lunatic | fc bankers gerrymanded the cable, and made asylum, and bas been visited, to test her sanity, turn in the gold market. In the department by Dr. Forbes Winslow and another expert, who, dry goods a fierce battle ts waging between a few of the prominent firms on the question of ithons Gottertag Mar theeun; tasteunteteas tho | Citic optean fearica, Gach aoy eee ee, may soon become so. The testimony of the | offer a line of well-known prints or shoctings ae Prince of Wales seems to have been direct as to | x to 1 cent under the agents’ quotations. ‘These his own relstions with the accused wife, and | ‘drives’ bring together s large vollection ot buy- s 4 thus tr forced. ‘The scenoa Probably his word ean be depended on in this | ¢Teand thus trades belng forced. ‘The soe 5 instance, at least, though it has been shown in | from the perfect Tush to eioite up these bast leading trials of this kind, both in England and | gains in domestic cotton 00 in this country, that witnesses implicated have ——_e_—__ held it chivalric to deliberately perjure them- Government Securities, selves rather than to tell the truth to the | | WAsmeron, Feb. 23, 1810—Jay Cooke & Co. betrayal of a woman. A well known Instance | furnish the following quotations of Government of this sort is remembered in connection with a famous Chicago divorce case some years ago, — involving the reputation of some parties of y 15g national fame. 5 i _ +20e- —___ u 0113. The New York Herald fears a paper money | Five-twenties, Jan. and duly, 65.112 4 : Five-twenties, Jan. and July, 61.1 inflation, and rejoices that the Senate has adopt- ive-twel 4 2) ed the resolution of Mr. Williams, that to in- | Fucqwenties Jan. and July, ’68 crease our irredeemable paper currency at this time would be to “foster and encourage the spirit of speculation, and to aggravate the evils produced by frequent and sudden fiuctuations of values.” It adds: “‘We must prepare, from the wealthiest capi- eat Catal talist co the poorest laborer, from the National Bankers,’ Brokere’ leuensevcial; Zidaee Govefnment to the weakest private corporation, | “2¥ Telegraph) # eat ie oe hank fe ee eee ene | | Lewte Selinete: Be On qeoks etnthce and bor ds that is at hand in our financial and business at- a - furs. Lands. lots, houses, stocks, manutactur- | in home and foreign markets as follows : ers, farm products, groceries, hg | goods, Sc., New York, Feb. 25.—First Board—U. 8. 6's; must all come down, and labor, in every shape | 1861, coupon, 116%; 5-2)'s, 1862, coupou, and form must accept its proper share of appar- | 5-20's, 1864, coupon, 1134;"5-20's, 1805, ‘coupon, ent loss in this general reorganization of busi- | 114;5-20's, new, 185, coupon, 1134 ness upon the specie standard.” coupon, 113 5; 5-20’s 1468, coupon, 113;10-40"s a ede pon, 1125 Currency @', 111; Mariposa, 94 do. tland, 3034; West- Raitroap ruom Bautimone To Cutcaco— | Pref'd, —; Canton, 5; Cumbei Itis stated that the Baltimore, Pittsburg and | %&, Union Telegraph, Hx, Quicksliver, —; oa Pacific Mail, 424; ‘ater Power, ofd, Chieago read Company was incorporated | 1s; Adams? Express, 63; Wells’ Express, 21: last summer under the laws of the State of | American Express, SX; United ites Express, Ohio, with the purpose of building a railroad | 51; Merchants’ Union Express, —; New Yoric Central_and_ Hudson, 961;1 do. do.. scrip, from Baltimore, Ma., by way of Pittubarg.to | Siu, Brien a, Eve weeny. 4543 Harlow, Toledo, Ohio, and Chicago, IN. The directors | 144: Harlem pret"d, ing, 97%; Mich- of the company, it is also stated, have been elect- | igan Central, 121; Michigan Southern, 86%; [lli- ed. ‘The probabilities are that the project | ROW Central, iy: Cleveland and Pittsburg, really means an extension of a line from Pitts- — ha Vurg, working in connection with our Connells- | stersey Cential, 1a; Rock ville road when finished, through to the lakes, waukle and St. Prank, 2x5 vi ; “atone a and Western, . do. pretd, Toledo and Chicago, from Baltimore. Fort Wayne, 14; Alton and ‘Terre Haute, 2! ait Shee - - . pref'd, —; Chicago and Alton, 110; ‘The New York Post thinks that the resolution Ghicago and Aiton pref 11954; Ohi passed by the House on Monday, that the trade | “issippi certificates, 30; Tennessee 6's, old, 56% do. new, 474; Virginia 6's, old. 624; North ¢ of the country requires $50,000,000 more ot cur- Gina Ot, otk 46; Hlinsoart os, ye Gold,1134a reney ts about equivalent to a resolution that | t174. Market strone. the trade of the country imperatively requires ——— titty millions mere of pound weights or of yard- The Markets To-Day. sticks—that the Government has properly no | Télegraphed Baclusively to The Evening Star. more to do with the measure of value than with PY ogee enmri Lpetecnreniiees settee § unchanged. the measure of quantity, Wheat unchanged; Pennsylvania, $i24as1 26, ; Veale Loman a yellow Caspr apraliteginy Sieg Oe Stade; a f y, i 3E.—S }» Stock scar . ts, ie. niecting will be held THIS (Saturday) RV: | Hye, Soadoc. Park auict oot wae Pho esa 1 OF Ete ih emake arrangements for the | con active and unchanged. ‘Lard quiet and un- ti Pa changed Whisky tirm at $1.02a81.03. Fh Ook: Fe—The, members of BEACON | qa oie Tee ee Pat ackea! aer'eot, Lidge Kooks THIS EVENING eee vehek. | 96 Did, OT asked.” the ol N at7 c 4 = fe make artanecavents for the tuncralstoacinccesti | NEw Yong, Feb. 2.—Stocks unsettled. brother. P.G. Mat gy H. StevEne. or Sas cent. a a Fee ee ety sit. ne. sx, | METRO SEAR fee aches ene pon, 15. Virginia sixes, ex-cou 62%; new, Bow 1p i rk ). 0. F- OLUMBIN LODGE: No. 10— ‘orth Carolinas, old, 45; new, 234. meeting wi (Satur | New York, Feb.2—1 fed ; dan) EVENING at? n . New York, Feb. Flour dull. Wheat quiet €orn tc. better jo makearrangements | gy {oy the tuneral of Brother Ciukies W. Buacr |S i enchasged unera! To morrow oon at 26clock. which | — members of sister Lodges are fraternally invited. to SP#ING HATS, RIBMONS, Mttend. eo 10 axp it JOHN A. MOULDEN. R. 8. MILLINERY GOODS. : Now opening » large stock, at whiles, TRINITY CHURCH, © ER 3p AND | and retail. § ~ THORN es —K RJ. KEELING, D. D.,the fe25-ecgt Bia Sth at., above Ponna Ha oe nodes pu preech SUNDAY, Uh inst ot ARINI'S DANCING ACaDEMY ae yh eases street betwen Sth aid 10th ste. 3" CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH r. NT respectfully announces that the ls 1S Stecinte “temp Opposite Patent Office. | quarte 1 commence on BOYNTON, Pastor, will preach two more sar- @ upe Noman’ Question, SUNDAY, 27th B.U.(B. W)C. A—The cegular meeting | — = do a 2 ne: .. at a ovclock p.m of which members’ will Rake notion. as Pervies OF FRENCH PATTERN 38 Beane the Chechen BONNETS and HATS and other MILLINERY Ty NEM GOODS, on THURSDAY, March 34, 170. SOCIATION: 1 ourn Taeeting of this Association, at their now rooms, CRANE & DIBBELL, 1 Il. corner 7th and L sts.on MONDAY ING. atT octock. A fall attendance is re quested, By order of the President. fo 26-3t - 8. GARRETSON, D1TANOS. fer 2 | Chron&Rep} Secrmary. | a aga Se a ee GREAT BARG. OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN BAL i F ,, ROAD COMPANY. Corner New Vora archi ae @ street, WASHINSTOX. February o— Roser oncester, Novien is heretiy given that the semi-aunual interest | Qe Z0ct- Rosewood, Duboie's’ Boo the Bonds of thi mpany on the 125, < = be paid at this Of free from the Our 4-0ct. Rosewood, Nunvs & Fisher, & 10, tax, cn apd after that da een One 63{-oct. Rosewood. Meyer, 3100, WM. W. MOORE: Sec'y and Treas'r, feasat | qfetanle mpom easy terms to make room at the AEs Gunes CL W.G. METZEROTT & CO.. | © ite SUNDAY HERALD ‘Sole Agents of Steinway’s Pianos and Mason & TO-MORROW WILL CONTAIX Auunlin'e Cabinet Orguns- fers 3 SW itcHe i LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS. &c., A CHARMING STORY, ELEGANT MISCELLANY, WANTS. W ANZEDITEN, QUARuY BEN. roa, th oe for payment note of W. Hf. 1 tor ®) . (yA re a LADY GA ae OF Si NT RV—A gon ody chamberwork aad WW a ard tts ay Bhode iolaet ane between Isthant ith ste, Nome but ® comoetert oné néed apply. fo95-3t" AN Pro rgate araished HOUSE or tw pas uit piel BOW le for housek coping. gcc tf ired. Gentral location de- Reference teen f reagir: ation WV ANTED—A anal WHITE GIRL, 14 years ona, bre ip» small Sanity: reterentes required. Apply at S09 bot. sth’ and oth ate it Waaten— WOMAN, white or colored, to cook, wi and jron and do the general house- Fork ct a kal family: good eaferencen required. rquire at No. 43 3d at., Georgetown, or 1425 F «t., bet Mth ant 1st Washington. fe25-3t" 7 wer of Congress. th: or Wee eoanely teenishal BOOMS botore the Ist of ang he a Lepelont targa =a HvWe, S15 Recrect: stating particulars, eum \L ESTATE PAP&| BW DOWNMAN 442 Fhe SW. @ first class BA * house. _ HILL, Proprietor. ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, with tour or five rooms. and neartne Treasury. Address.to 14 @ street, W.P. BARKER." fe2e3:* ANTED—A pettied woman to COOK, WASH and IRON, ina family of three. excellent cook or need not apply. At N street. jot of th i —At Dy 5 ER. aite,thectt WANTED — Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, betwren oth and 14th streets and Pennsylvania E street. or on Pennsylvania avenus. it toexceed $20. Address or call at 485 lth Penn’a avenue. fo24 St" WwW ANTED—A SERVANT. to go into the country te do housework in a family of three persons Apply No. 375 ltl number. feaa-st* yANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash pol fa Good wagesif weil recommended. Apply at the Star Office. fers-tf QWWANTE: —Before March Int three or four hand V jae FURNISHE RVOMS Pye 4 location, with or without board. re mast be on first floor. Address E. M. W., 615 E street, Stating terms and other part feai-lw WV ANTED—Families breaking up housekeeping can dispose of their FURNITURE without the trow ble or expense of an auction, by addressing HH O86 Pa. nv, 8. E-corner With at. felt ian WANTED To Tease for aterm ot years, with the privilege of purchasing, a large lot GROUND. een 7th and 17th streets northwest, suitable for ‘ood and Coal Yard; or would lease a Whart pro- the same purposes. Address, stat- tion. sizeaud terms, GLEASON & GLENN, G st. Wharf, _ fe8.t28th {Rep} Washington, D.C V ED Purchase from #5 to 2500 eee Ae ta te eat cash price. b Wests WALTER B. WILLIAMS. ja®-3m_ No. 739 7th street, botween Gand Ht. 7 Everybody to know that BRAZIL. W PEBBLE and’ other SPECTACLES can beaccurately suited so aste strengthen the ve: Sizht-and cheaper than elsewhere, at HEMPLER'S, Optic xt to Nativ Sly Ws i Wost_easiest torms. "¥. c ser less working, it I= pronounced the est Semi ine in the world “Agent at © BAUM foo skirt and Corset Factory, 313 7th street, between a jan. al Hotel. des VV ANTED—To rent or bay, or rent with privilege W haniug. trom ONE TO TEN ACHES OF LAN ington. Address, stating local . Star Office, oc? > Ju A FOR ADI GENTS: EN'S NvD-HAND CLOTHING, UNDER-CLUTH a BOOTS, SHOES, &c., 415 sth stree tween D and E streets, third door from Young Mon» Christian Association Building. N. B.—Any Now oy Mai! Promrtiy Attended To. my3-ly™ FAIR CASH PRICES CHILDR E LOST AND FOUND. AN AWAY F vm the 234 in Pearl. A suitable rm AVENUE, SPITS DOG, named be paid for’ bis po- 20 REWARD.—If the Ouyx Seal Ring, Amo thyst Sleeve Buttons, and Sapphire Shirt Studs, taken from the house southwest corner of and 16th streets, shout two weeks ago, are returned w the counter of The Evening star office, the above rew! and no questions asked, f«2i Iw BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘OR SALE—An extal CONFECTION E! LY Fim DISINY SALOON Ath we FONE pal the Metropoitan Hot we. Heree a Harrow. Axply 7th strect eas WQTOCK, GOOD L AND FIXT + Liquor Store, located in one of the ns of Scuh Washington. Rent Kecion for sting, a Huropean tout, OBicw, fe 2s-3t" EGR PAbe, 5 £08 RENT WITH THE PRIV: ILEG BUYID ARBER SH4P trally located. on Pennsylvania avenue. Wo muke a splendd location for Baths. Lease on the jace. 11 desired, the Store can be rented for other purposes. and he Tease on the Store and the Honse Cau be had ot very reasonable terms, Vor further particulars npply on the premines, 2 rennsy I Yania avenne (new number, 1004.) betwoon th end 1th strees. fe 24st" STORE FOR SALK—Central_ location. > stick. soda apparatus. Elegantly fitted up. Address “J. M.."” Post Office Bux 577 fe 23-lw OUR SALE—A splendid Saddle and Bi Ik HORSE ne. soundaand kind. Wi (S59 be sold Tow, at Stables of J.B. OLCOTT — SONS *FICERS’ PAY CASHED ACCOUNTS by JH. SQUIER, MONEY BROKER, Tel-em So. 1420 F wt., near U.S. Treasury. . CAN BE INVESTED IN $100,000 side othTESEE upon Kichmond City Real Lstate, in ume of $1a0 to sun. “Lezal juterest TB per cont. py dress KE. B. NEWBURN, Real Estate Bichmond, Virginian. EAP—A second-hand SAFE resent owner's use. Inguire at the Evening Star Office. ja%-tf HK SALE—Three valuable PATENTS, for cash real 2st Address EDWAKD FITZKL @avenue, Washington. ja BOARDING, at wholesale only. THORNS ORIGINAL AND SELECT POEMS, 1e2h-evbt = ait Sth st.. aly ove Pe THE LATEST PERSONALITIES, G;P WaISLEY, SOCIETY NEWS, : DEALER IN ‘THF APPROACHING WEDDINGS, MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, LIVELY EDITORIALS, FIREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, DRAMATIC FEUILLETON, BRACKE’S, BRACHET SHELVES, LATE AND INTERESTING LOCALS, GRATES, SUMMER PIECES, &c., &c. AND ALL THE NEWS OF THE P&KIOD. The above goods are warranted to be of the best bos manufactured. Please call and exainine they NG OF TIE NATION ST | feat eee ee ee aN ceote Aunica sO (USTED prATES PATENT ovvice,— : = ASMINGTOS DO, Feurery 23. 150, ' above-named Crenpant wil | On the.petition of ROBERT JORCGR ew be held at its in the city of | ley, England, day granted ‘fice, on Fifteenth strest praying for the extenslsn 0 Washington, D. Gon TUESDAY, the sh whiston the 2h day of March Mareb next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. ante dated to dat f English patent, May 31, 1566, fae we E.W.PEET, Secretary, | ioran improvement in Making Moulds tor Casting? it is ordered that the testimony in the case v- Se RosKe man acy = 18, Uhio pay oars. next; that the Mig od will lecture on “Catho soverument | tor arguments and xaminer's report iprities.” in Carroll Hall. MONDAY EVENING, | limited tortie ore next. and that ; ¥struary a fo, "at 8 ovslock, Proceeds or the tion be on the ‘Lith day of May ase es osiite of ‘noor boys. weler the auspices of the | ‘Any person may Young Catholics’ Friend Society. fold. st 248:8t = * BL PROF. COOKS BALM OF LIFE. | Kemoves DANDRUFF and CRUS th f prevents the hair falling outs hud seiltcrwe th grow ip piace ot that lost. ~The Best Hair Dressing in the wor . MS* P Y, Tk avente toad Mak ot. Berwexs 9ru anv LOTH StRExts, RT. WASHL a , OCTOBER Stn Lape COUNTY WASHINGTON, D. C. Lic interest to open # New Koad in the at of Washington, DB. C+ to connee CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERYWARE, Springs roud frei the District I Init fork of the Rock Creek or HOUSS-FURNISHING GooDs, changes portion oF | Chureh road through the lands of Mewsre OIL LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, Burt and Grammer, and having caused ihe saree | be surveyed by the Cowsty arteyor, ned'a PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL, &c. | the i fea5.3t* TO MAKE ROOM FoR N IMMENSE SPRING STOCK ,| Netified to present Honsto this Court af thet next Fewular | the foes Mentog in orch sem. aa made LE co” a teest = feb Sowie ne Me SiGe. CALERN Clerk. REMOVAL —DR. W, W. POTTER'S Office ‘WILL SELL will hereafter be at 711 G street, northwest, reto- oa Reon yh ond sch street | eaberey BOOTS, SHUES AND GAITERS Fieeieh n't Pemmmaicgaecer |“ eNotes te cae r ‘tn the Prospect Hilt (. are hereby Give them a call, at late from to-day, otherwise they wil easel 906 ter ot Boasd ot 7. SOHN G Kit. SEVENTH STREET. the LIAN. Treasurer, 1205 F street, betwoon 1th = Bth streets. Washington, D. Sys Ce ea Cc ATHOLIC BOOK . —— Dr. Whites Leemre. ” teat 8. Frenel and G; Bisel henson as pk ‘oung people, for wale by id Da. Ruste, newt Carsoll ttl AC __Old number 273, between Lani K, EF Passace tickets are redticed BM atesrag Cork. Glasgow, and Lo : an) D AAT ‘The ip herciofore, kétwein ‘ORAN & McMANON (pro) 5 EEN diy irae ey bela Educational Board “‘a Grat-elass humbug.” At Beret tame Et Mona” any rate there are some first-class humbags ee on The business will hereafier be conducted by R. connected with it. as School at 93 FARRELL & E.H. MURAN. feat SHED ROOMS FOR RENT K street, soutia sic, Mt Park. Location central. Terms mod | hou-e_ « 4 been thorough Foch amd wey fummielied throughout and otters Sret-ciass Board at $2.0 per day. Board'and Rooms F. P. HILL, Proprietor. a ‘$35 per month. eho” (UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Witn or without BOARD, at No. 498 Pennsylvauia uve. gue, near Sd. Boarding at the mame pince, 95 per week. a3 INT ROOMS. to be had on reason sbi at 1961, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 19th abort walk from most of the public offices. jy3- @EVERAL EXCELLENT BOOMs FOR RENT, SAT No et muvee, with BORRTE oc33-tf FESR CASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT FRO ad jo terme, JOR SALE—A good MILK GOAT. Take with or without @ kit. No. 1413 20th tract between O and P. fo 2 a Free Distribution. a ‘The andersigned begins this day afree distribution of the STEWART STOVE BOUKS and RANGE CIRCULARS. &7 Allwho want the BEST STOVE or BANGE will please take sotice of the advantages offered. BF. SIMPSON, EXCLUSIVE AGENT, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ferr between W0th and lth streets STABLIDHED 1833. Jou “99 TT & BROS., cy CABREL Coach A ee, AGE 310 Penne TT\GES AND HARNESS GE AND SULD BECEIVED ON le pat Sa ag! 3 oN The does most lly announce ghomemns camer ined patie to Teeny we Or raeeeen ened Poses atthe ‘Terms: 3 ‘20l-f Cc Boss & WALSH, REAL ESTATE BICHANGE & BROKERs, ‘Ho. 387 PENN’A AVENUE, Bouth side, Betwoes 6th and 7th streets west. ‘Swering @ Sew questions. “ B, 8. BEMPLER, OPTICIAN, * jalely ext to the National Motel, FOR SLE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. story ROOM for rent, thout Boars, <40 2 assy ae wari avenue. JAMES KELCEHER. re on the premises, OB RENT—Two very desirablc ROUMS, first pletely mone gee for 2 Tat ; between L street and New York aye. New nuwber 927. a SOK RENT—S sisting of parlor, din: zooms; A'street north, No. 1307 x ‘bet hand MENT: s. Two Pianos, Mare. Mth stree ISHED APAR’ gon, and Hftness f FURNISHED Rooms FOR a the 2d floor; will be rented tomether jitable fora =~ or separate. The front Ded room. Ba ie ber” EVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS—First and seo- &) ond flours,(connecied, tlemen. Gas. cooking sto: superior accommodat, squares from Post Offi Several UNFURNISHED ROOMS, singly or in suite. consisting of larze Parlors, ing Roum, Kitchen, and Chambers, water. mired. on ISHED or UNFURNIS Se * FRooms: on first and second 1 a ekeeping. Terms very reasonable. 222 WA street west, one square from 5. housekeepers or gen. jock-up, hydrant; ences Premises. No. $0. venient to the socyet OR KENT—3& anes etween Ge at Gu atreress coed at avenne, between 45s and Gih streets: good location Knqnire at GEORGE BAUER, (ei le persons. First-class ith all modern con. small two-story Frame . th street, between Band suitable far a barber sho) Sant #i2in advance. Inquire 113: Fo BENT—A No. 1734 T—On RICK HOUSE, on Georgetown Heights, now occupied by (5 Immediate possession. Houses, in good | ly to v8. & J. E. LIBBRY, ler st., Georgetown, D.C. desirable Brick an: tions, for rent or sale. App! ED ROO ki between G and H str COR BET One ie between 6th and ith north. Rent mod: RENT—HOUSE ind water, good yard. poms and suinmer k ” Toth streot, between N aml w No. 1328. SE No. 843 1sth street, above (near the Treasury.) Has vontains eight room: ween 7th and st! Sth and P streets. north- fe25-3t" Several desirable ROOMS, suitable le gentlemen, furnished or Apply 309 7th fe 25-387 tr families or sin, new first class HOUS: house has tex room: ‘Terms reasonab! Inquire on the fods-is™ _ two-story FRAME rooms tra summer kitchen; | Mc KELDEN, 623 F st., b Gay Congress and Washington, ESIDENCE on Indiana ave- nue, LOTS on 2d street N.W_ R 1¢25-tf Intelligencer Butir oR SALE—At a great bargait 1 LOT i n Hich and Stoddard stre-t of @ feeton High street. and rans back 19) test. r plendid bargains in LOTS in Wash- ire of ARR & Ci ‘ertheast corner N. ¥ SPA CITY. CHEAP HOMES: Only 820, $25 and §30, $10 Down, AND $5 PER MONTH FOR THE BALANCE? NO CHAKGE FOR DEEDS. SALES TO BEGIN AT OUR OFF! NESDAY MURNIN! Only a few minutes ri Ohio Railroad, and teville. and near the ine Hotel is to be built on the piace the coming mn. ICE ON WED- on the Baltimore and ning the beautiful site of anons Spa Springs. CONVENIEN' fet i We have beautifnl may inphlet giving partic ee ROSS, TE BROKERS. Seventh and E sts HED PARLORS at REAL ESTA Corne URNISHED AND UNFURNIS: it between 2ist and 22d ‘urnished or unfurnished ROOMS, without Board, in a private taniiy 7 New Yorkavenue, northside. Terms fe24-3t™ Ni—A BRICK HOUSE, containing ton repairs excellent’ neighborlivol, NISHED ROOMS sekerping: wate gas: H street, between 4th and Sth, No. 401 we derate ym nutes walk of Post Offi Massachusetts avenue and OR SALE OR IMPROVED TY LAND, near mes ion. For impt operty will pay in ited E No. 729 7th street. bet. G an: teen rooms eac! smely finished improvements, street northwest, near 1 + &. PHILIP, 36 Lon- * tb feast SALE-A very desirable BUILDING +» 2 feet 6 inches by ire at 930 22d street 919 BEY YORK AVE! fam loth streets}—Two F| erm medera eto, ARGE. HANDSOMELY FURNISH: sk ce ad ith, Boarding: house kespers need to HAVENNER., AISTRUP and Louisiana avenue, Fo SALE-A_B: basement pressed froared; hall. gas, water, and re "1a? foot to SOE .W. c ARGAIN.—A two-story and OUSE. centrally Batanoe tn 6. 32.18, and jor country property. Heal Katate Brokers are: % months, or will trad ly a J.T. Bb thoroughly repaired, ro SALU-BRICK HOUSE, cout. reoms and D sts: south. Price L G'S Drug Store, Ly rest, btw i corner of C'Rnd i a:rm TDENCE ON THE swith cellar, water th bralt est ty mci te HOUSE is nearly new, froscocd. in the very bust of eri offered on the following accommadating terme: ‘and the remainder in une, HITNRY & CO., tween Gust ste, Tet ARE Tour years. {OR SALE—Low, large, substantial assachuretts avent OTS, together ors: ____ PERSONAL. OU: BRICK 1 | HUNT, OF BOSTON, AstRoLo: ae otinwee: | Mia trate Pre Fe an Font : * | gives [a Baranters to give wat! . Srindd by asda Daben ehhrce Dovtrne street, in the tear of house Ne. 610 3 went al STARR WILL CANVASS THE Cerne jr is in SOLS REIS iy st. west and G ro RENT—Ssix fine OFFICE ROOMS in the Shepherd Building, 905 Penna. aie a “OR RENT—A two mory BRICK HOUSE, F%.. ovmog and ki lates ward, sna wood, house; situate tn the court. in equare 265. Rent $18 mouth, Ing UDGE WILLE, corn-r st. ‘ermont ue. OK RENT—That excellent three-story BRICK HOUSE, with three-story back building, con tern Toor. on Missouri avenn-. third street, being the Inte renulence of S. eq. This is ly arrapced came to him I could hear bat hear the ticking of 8 ch lock. THOMAS CONDON, Washineton, D.C fern ge MR ifiventh street bahee Pant > ; = EX™@0ct Pao THe PRovipayck pay Dr Fanyon is effecting wonderful cares city. We haw Bet roliable testimony skill in the healing art, nud if we were tnd doubt we could not fail to acknowledge th= which has attended bis professional nervy bas boem here. De. Fanvon tures Uoneunn Non, St RE, Stammering. Female Weakness. Pisa, : arr. Bladmoss. and all me all who are in oned of oon him. as his repatetton ie very little; now I cam samme place at fod thstal* FOR RENT—One WO FURNI paw on the first floor, at No. 1492 Pa. ave..neariy | 0 opposite Willard's Hotel. ____ ate | earl Ect RENT —Poseession given on the Ist March | the National am. next, HOUSE No. 922 on Penns. aveune, for- bo Sent fre b 4 merly occupied by Alexander to hie Private Med: feet. months ok rms apply at No. S09. Penne) lvania avenue. fe 15 tm" ween Sth and 9th sts. nert! hh of Pi fe24f [Chron] JAS. TOWLES, Fees ENT—Two pleasant third GRAVE—OLD DR. DARBY, af Poa. ave. Separate tonne su Me: . je open day and nigh: lis (furnished,) in a private family, Board can e aalies., Oilioe open: i had in the neighborhood. ‘at No llos M 1 scientific treatment enarateed tel street. Referonces exe! ae MES, A BULL. of New York city, a distin a wished Clairvoyant aud Magnetic P and Test Medium, can be consulted at the Fonat Hotel. corner 6ch «and Pa ave. Mra. His nasistad by Mrs. HN. Rice! Seribe. tots tn D™. DORS Nor KAT PrP — : Fo RENT—The four-story DWELLING No. 23 Indiana avenue, furnished or unfurnished. Apply om the premises. alse ws PHOTOG RAPHERS— rent GALLERY in Georgetown upon ground foo ness section; established seven years: doing a good Rent moderate: $125 will buy fixturcs 75 Dumbarion street, ya25-Im* H OUSEs FOR BRICK HOUSE, 22 rooms. corner Mth and M streets, Gus, water, brick stable. Lot 100 fect square, BRICK HOUSE, 2 rooms. on north side F street, year Evbitt House. Hot and cold water, gas, &c. cation desirable, BRICK HOUSE, rooms, I atrect, between 12th and 13th streets, north side. Hot and coid water, gas.marble mantels and basins, furnace iu collar; stable, &c. Lot 2) by 142. ALso. a SCS, Say ae PHC, and matt era USES, vated. in diderent = @ gee MASON & CAMPS LL, I Estate Agents, jals-tt Corner of 7th and F streets. E28 EENT—Willcox & Gibbs’ SEWING MA- CHINE, the simplest, noi al ° ‘stamps Address Mrs re Boat Often PORTANT TO FEM AME DUROIS (25 yea reliet to married ladies. icine. at one interview. Femal Lents from a distance wided we: Se. Blectricity scientifieall Twenty -oighth strvet. wear Tint city, ADIES SUFFERING FROM IRR) 4 fice oF any complaint should confide tn Dre Le ai Host satablished pliysician for such apeotalt = ‘ rose destring treat *, BAUM 8 Cor: the utmost confiden eUArantecs a care i street, between D and i all ¢ Rowins 414 Touth street, above Pamee svivania avenne, feat F°O8 BENT—HOUSE 622 G stroot, near the Pa tent Office, containing 19 ro: Tapas. | P)E. LEON CAN BE CONSULTED rev are lately finished.” Inguire at]. Ht 6232 Pon LY by Ladies and Gentlemen at his rooms Ae, avenue. opposite Metropelitan Meat | 424 toh etree, above Poonsyleania svenne Hei SOB SALE— F BY 8. P. BROWN & SON. Southeast Coruer Bew Work avemus and 18th Street. the oldesc etal lished gid mont skatital ‘ad cian in t «tor the treatment of scm and ‘Diseases and Female Cumpiann, ow “tation Forin; tT - ~~ hearers One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RKS- Sg nntice sul 4, ‘rom Irrecularttes are DENCE: all mods rovements; elegantly Fura he Case We SE came. Olinw ished; will be sold Furnished of Unfurnished. dey and night. “ aoe Apply as above. no 38 Fe RENT OT DWELLING PART of House 0. vania avenue; suitable for's boardit house. December Appiy at HABLE & nett wont Give strict personal attont Boek AND 308 Printing Ne ant Nea? Prompt BY H. PoLKINiOnN Ja 121s D street, betwoen 6th an Discakach OR, RENT Splendidly furnished PAiLORS sud BED ROUMS, in she uf the most amstratie Hoeatione tm, the city of Washington. and oaly one Ryinute s walk of Willand’s Hotel, Ebbitt House, aud com, lence No. 329 1 street, over ith and the Kirkwood. No. 457 Lith street. between E and | isth streets, F streets. eee Members: as Office No 252 F stres asa irecapabr ropes slawhane helen tenon PHILOSOPHY OF manniAGE, mises, now New York Musenm of Anatomy. embracing the peteHow 40 tive and wLat to livefor, Youth, turity and Old Ace; Manhood generally re The cause of Ind vixtilence and’ Nervoms Discware acco for, Marriage Philusophically considered, &e Act yoiumes containing these Lectures will be forwarded to parties ant I 3 a a tour DI Anew Course of Lectures, aa delivered tne FP QE RENTS Two pom. tures stories. back baila og and collars, BRICK DWELLINGS, presseg briek fronts, with marble window heads ville. brown stone base and steps, marble mantels, cas; bot nd cold water in bath room and kitchen; 12 rooms. ated on Rhode Island avenue, bet. isth and léth streets. Inquire at 1492 Mth street. One of the above dwel fhas racently been tat to RETA| the lion, Jas. W. Marshall, First Assistant Post. | Museum ot" Anstang'end Besser waster General otf | New York. Fs, ‘SALE OF RENT HOUSE 374 2it are Si + between 3 heat. % er month. Sseure of Guo? PARKER. neat : CLOTHING, &c. WOOD AND COAL. ae = SPRING rc AL?! Cc Baers cx : Woop: Woop" REDUCED PRICES, Wited te call befo Voal in the mar as we wel prices lower than the lowest. woop! Woon" greatly reduced prices. Sawed and split or cord th, W. H. MARLOW, 7th strect and Canal, South sede OVER-COATS i _, “Goon NEWws.r Mishing to closoout my winter stock, I will sell COAL at the following prices pr T ton, 2,240 Ibs, PREST¢ = SHAMOK WHITE ASH, exe and stove sizes... Do. do." furnace size. ALL SIZES AND COLexs. OWN B LORD, feTim* commer ath and G atreet eCOD AND COAL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. In order to close out our it heavy at, ot WOOD and COAL. we have this day eoddoed, bot Priqiskeens Walley peg tou of 2.200 Tbs. ens 4 Hed Ash) Ponem OFS nite Ash PRICES FROM $3 TO $25 Hickory Wood per cord. GLEAS ja2%-Im G street Whart at 7 Per Cent Gold Bonds At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. FIKST MOKTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY A LIBERAL SINKING FUND. INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW YoRK oR Low- DON, PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COLN IN FIFTY YEAR TRUSTEES: J. EDGAR Thomson, Pres't Pennsyleania R.R. Co. OL. Frost, Pres. Toledo. Peoria § Warsaw lt.R.Co. — CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, These Bonds, at present price of goid, yield over 9 ANT TAILOR, percent, interest, and as an investment they are Piatt ate Brown's.) fully as secure as U.8.5-20's,which now only pay | 27 18-tf 302 ‘avenue, Washington. 6, per cent. in curreney. = — : ‘They are only iseued apon each section of the Road as fast as the same is completed and in successful operation. Over two-and-a-half millions of dollars lave been expended on the Road. Eighty-three miles are about snd equipped, and already show large earnings; and the remainder of the line is rapidly progressing toward completion. ‘The State of Iowa, through which this road rans, is one ot the richest agricultnral sections in America, Its large population, extending with surprising ra- fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold- ers, especially as the line rans through the wealthiest Te Populated section of the State. ‘50 TURS thromph the vith srowing State of Minnesota. Reference to bp of the United States will show that ¢ traverses the most enter. Pristng and krowing portion of the West,and forms one of the great trunk lines in divert communtcation wih New York, Checago and St. Lowis, being to the other road now built or prajectad, and also the near- est route from Central and Southern Iowa. ‘The road ts opened for local traffic as rapidly as constructed, and thus K&CEIVES EAKNINGS ON ITS COMPLETE SECTIONS GREATLY IN EXCKSS UF THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE KOAD IS FINISHED. Tre buyer of these Bonds is therefore ewaranteed by a treat, business already im exisience om Une route of the road, @s well as by mew current earnings, and has not to risk any of the contingencies which always atiend the opening of reads +a a new and unsettied country. A limited quantity only of these Bonds are now Offered at 95. After a thorough investigation of the above enter- Drise, we recommend these Bonde investment, ING SALOON, UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, PRERN's AVENUE, NEAR LAT Stauut West. GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor. Hu ars ©o., [1m BANKERS, PENN.AV..Con, 10rn sr,