Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District "(ROSY 8. NOYES........Batter. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY.........-.00.0.-Mareh 1, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. ‘The next reception of the Speaker of the House will be on Friday evening, March 1*th, rom 9 to 11 o'clock. Mrs. Biaine’s receptions will be held every ‘Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2and5 p.m. eee Tas Groncetows Erection—The muni- cipal electian in yesterday for five members of the Board of Aldermen to serve two years, and eleven members of the Board of ‘Common Council to serve one year, resulted in victory fer the ‘Union Republican” over the “‘ Citizen's” ticket. The Republicans elected their entire Board of Aldermen and eight mem- ‘The Chronicle of this morning is in error in Saying that: ‘at former elections the Repub- liean ticket was defeated by heavy majorities, which facts makes the present victory so much more of a triumph over the enemy.” Union Kepublicans elected their ticket all New Hawrsmree Etectioy—The election for State oficers and members of the Legisia- ture in New Hampshire takes place on Tuesday, March 8th. The Republicans have nominated Gov. Stearns for re-election, and the Demo- rats have pitted against him Gen. John Bedel, who was also the candidate of the party last year. Besides the regular ticket, there are labor reform and temperance candidates in 32,004 votes—Republican majority, 3,773. In the Legislature there was a like majority of 59 on joint ballot—the Senate 9 Republicans, 3 Democrats, and the House 193 Republicans, 140 Democrats. It is seven years since the Demo- ersts carried New Hampshire, and they do not ‘Se m disposed to give h work to the pres- ent canvass. At any rate, they have no promi- nent canvassers in the field. The Kepublicans have some half dozen able speakers at work, including Senators Patterson and Nye and tative Dawes. ——_-<e--__ ‘THE Workixc Peorix.—The strike of Brick- ayers’ Union, No. 6, of New York City, to main- working for $150 and ¢1 @day. At Albany, N. Y., the strike of the mem- bers of the building trades against @ reduction Of wages from $4 50 to 83 50 a day still continues Large numbers of masons, bricklayers and plas- | =" terers are reported to be at work at the old Fates. The master stone masonsof New York have resolved that after March 10th the Of the stone masons shall be #4 per day of 9 hours. +20e- New E1cut-Hove Law.—Mr. Hennessey has introduced a new Eight-Hour bill in the New aa Legislature,which makes it a misdemeanor for any contractor on Government work to compel his employes to work more than eight hours per day, and any State officer disregard- ing the law is to be deemed guilty of malfeasance in office. The present ‘Eight-Hour law” in that State is found to be a good deal of a farce, and this amendatory bill is intended to make it stringent. danger- of the Failroads, and let the public and commerce be Protected. It must come to that in theend, and the sooner Congress goes to work about the mat- ter the better.” ———_-.se- A great deal of complaint is made, and espe- cially by Inboring people, concerning the incon- hours designated by the Assistant As- pcre tin Revenue to receive income returns. These hours are from 2 to 4p. m., the ‘Most inconvenient in the day for those in busi- nessor at work. There seems no good reason why the hours should not be later in the even- ing—say, from 7 to 9 o’clock, and we would sug. g¢4t to the revenue officials that they would do ‘® great service to the public by changing the hours in this way. Ex-Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee, has published a card in the Knoxville Whig, in which hesays: “I am in favor of setting aside the present State GovePhment of Tennessee, and the doings of the State Convention and the present legislature, and of the appointment of a Military Governor, backed up by national treops, which will put a stop to the wholesale murder of white and colored Unionists. That Congress will do this I have no sort of doubt.” ——_~+ee-__ ‘The letter of President Grant to Mr. Boutwell, Written at New York last September, a little before the gold panic, is conclusive evidence that he was not in any ring, and had the single wish to act for the best good of the country. If further testimony were needed—as it is not—of the integrity of the President in this matter, it will be found im the report of the congressional investigation committee. +22 Mr. I. N. Burrit, who recently purchased the Sunday Herald, announces that he has associ- ated Mr. Arthur Shepherd with him in its edi- torial management and publication. Mr. Shep- herd has experience, tact and energy, and is an important acquisition to the Herald. Messrs. B. & 3. wilhgeite certainly make the Herald a Bewsy, sprightly and interesting paper. ce ‘The House will not lose much by purging itself of members of the Deweese stripe. Such men would not only sell their eadetshi>s, but their franks, aad the very wafers upon their Gold was 1300n the 28» of October last; (de- cline, 15 percent.) That wa: four months ago. A corresponding decline in four months more. say about the 4th of July next—ought to reduce it too. ———_-+ee-- Governor Marshall Jewell, of Connecticat, hhas disposed of his interest in the Hartford Evening Post, and thus relieved himself, and the paper, from the imputation that he controlled = gepneme SrEreeser rare eS eee Hing read In Paris. Sa New York earn $3 newsboys a day and 7 nobert Hadley lo the last Now Yorker who ‘9 flying machine. Mark ‘Twain! At turns out that new wife is only worth $30,000. sd do. new, 46; V' S7-A “fish shower” is re] town, in which the fish vari three feet in length. irginia @'s, old, 45%; Missouri ‘Marker Seat: bse 26t..412 ray Car- i Gold, 115a Corn very ted in a California from six inches to Ry fae! Pa “By onder en ial Wil be held on ¥ “at a8 O'clock, to consider oper: lance is requested. st ahe Lit P. H. SWEET, Gr. Secretary NOTICE—TRE CLOSING Y Frecdnen's Heepiial er ERY March 24, 180,a 35 bomen a will is p_ m... in Court-room iy eee 1 ny Sad ee RIT i By 7 onder! Se er Sk oe rota pe ‘ual pas even o'clock. es JOHN CA Seen BRI "fh THE Re DELEGATES OF THE hy Bos, WOREINORENS AY EY foie caters terest net mre hee 's Cham- NING, March wurpassed of Until further notice, be held tnd at the above fall, Br ore R.0. POLKINHORS" te a. IT torent AG, PEOPL. that oy hs Se wean fetsis'amisy oats [1 des ae sear THE POOR OF WASHINGTON. ea ‘Ths whole proceeds of ey by geet ecnngin of ramily , consist! Capt. Hall yHeacrved Seats addressed to him by se ie i Man, wife, erie ‘appear in fall winier Arctic Cos: thie rare entertainment ll, to be donated to $1. Toheben et Soe i a o'clock, BAENING, anaes show thei ek oie tg $ pave te ihe (ems 2 ‘ eee BALE, ‘on, WEDNER NERD, Hea te oattead: ea the public are reapectfally x: JNO. C. RILEY, M. D., Dean. isa EXDEPENDENT REP i ase rears ING. Lame ty clock: te complete ization of, the vor of a reform in a our ety cat of honest met adept McCor ree ew. SS AT Tag Bd ec. ‘The undersigned wil! lows: GaLiCAN Pd Teena ‘are invited to be present oh xu A Bixoy, a: eee ib ed to 617_F sirect, between 6th, wiiice ramen and we. ¥. fems-6t coun, WAS gannan Pe Agout. BERS 44 gg coun THE SEASON AND ITS DANGERS. ~ human boy is chiefly composed of tissues and a sensitive to every change in the condition | Of the atmosphere as the most delicate electrometer, or the quicksilver in s barometer tube. Mead ase ths tlie con be in s boclthy otase tea rw vend thé fitness of these two important fi for the of- fices assign@d to them by nature, and ity of their flow, health in a great measure depends, When the air is heavily laden with chi ling vapors, as it often is at this season of the year, the digestion should be an object of peculiar care. If it is weak | and languid, the whole physical structure will be | enervated. If it is vigorous, the entire organization | will be strong to resist the untoward and depressing influence of a damp and vitiated atmosphere, A pure and powerfal tonic is therefore especially needed as a safeguard against the diseases com- | mon im the spring, and Hostetter's Stomach s being the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at present known, a course of st {s particularly advisable at this period of the year. The stomach will thereby be toned and strengthened, the liver and bowels regulated, ag uervous system braced hp, and = put in a state of active defence against the miasma which superinduces intermittent and remittent fevers, rheumatisms, nervous debili- ty, headache, hypochrondria and other complaints which are apt to assail the untoned and anfortified organizations. The body is strengthened without exciting the brain, and consequently no unpleasant —— follows its reviving and renovating opera- mhl-costaW OFFICE OF PE TROPOLITAN RAIL: ih a ae Rotice ered fo 26-3¢ eon TE RATIONAL ‘a H a | OSHA ako the lotice is. 7 pron: spat Seoagere tes et re ‘Com _s mF ahd of C., on. Goh 8th day aaa gett at ino Bw. P ei scraey rSS POT. COOK'S BALM OF LIFE. rh naa oe ac prevents the hair fi otk. will cause it in place of that lost. SIMMS" caieee {ithe world.” Bold at fel7-tm__ corner New York avenue and Mth st. (FE tte ee | E ‘ARBIAGES! CABRIAGES!! CARRIAGES !!! class en CASA CES, of every de ES sore aeecrition, QRS * ‘CkieiaGs, Sher eee BERT It, GRATA mb 1-3t* cor. Sthand D sts., Factory 410 8th st. “A PENNY SAVED, A POUND GAINED.” sor 4 made the above my motto, I fu calf the attention of the public to ity pe EXTENSIVE STOCK, COMPRISING FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NOTIONS, FANCY GUODS OF EVEBY VARIETY, ZEPHY, WOXATEES. AND arnke FINE EMBROIDERIES, SILVER REGALIA AND eee THEATRICAL TRIMMINGS, TOYS, ND OF AMERICAN M. C- IMPORTED A TURE CAN MANUFAC. OCCUP YING THREE FLOOKS OF THAT LAKG EAND HANDSOME S1OR 4, 312 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Paxnevuvania AVENCE AND D Sreeer. 1 shall afer from week to week, through the col- for Resenaop, at pricer with cannot fall to ¢om: = orably on my already established JUSTICE 20 EVERYBODY. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, mhl-ly —_ Betwéen D street and Penn’a avenue. j | NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, a the iqmimezon, D ita POR 1870. H.T omPsoy, bona Ud ee co for exten. t granted to tet on the 2ith day ot tm ‘Bafet tae ag mprovement ‘ns + Hatthes sat aorgered that hth etimony inthe cae ba closed aac ay next a ja, rte lime Sho argemeet, of Juncexts and tet ea tiga be heard on sth day of Juneuext. ns ‘Any pereon may a ik ad goes RAMUEL FIsiER, BE. DS FUR TLE Wiag og Cvsary ma nd formale, Birds, and cages Xo. 336 Bireot foie betwee iat and “fem tm oon GoRTZ. “WANTS. —— FOR SALE AND RENT. PERSONAL. eb. rae COUK. Apply at corner 125. WAGGA N. S19 Gareth opens at ihe Poa fre STORE, with or ‘without for F. WAGGAMAN, » opposite Post Offic: wh) 6t S19 tee pin he on eapires. pa a | ANTED—A \ good. sian tothee Rone bs bat good F stree: ANTED By a respectable white woman aSTE- = W iron, todo geaeral fan rae family to ahah Pai Sire sini = a hyf 1LO6 1th 8 596 (new) vs 2 Susie bite eS o WARE 708 BENT BRICK FS Ps wELLANG, in sithraterand ga won 22d street, Toeluding sSriakitfn cuesauare fiom Penntyivania areaiey and conve ts. moderate to are- ‘Apply at 2931 Hatreets two-toty BRICK HOUSE, with tchen. om Fourth street west, orth: Rent @18 per month, Inquire at Seventh _ tponsibie tenant” {OR KRENT— fonr rewime a between M and N payable in advance. opposite Center ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. iter Market. end BY OLUTIONARY SCRIP. for PGS BENT —A convenient BRICK Hoven con whlch leh the bi oh catenin Leki fg ond Ye taining 7, roms on With sizect, near Lin good ier. eh ree norte mhi-sozm™ | Tair: gas 1! hows sed hydreat fo Locatio Bnaqui pony Gi Micro, 1399 Penteylvania avenues NEW THREE-STORY nig with modern improveenoats, one ¢y vare ‘from desirable tenant anne moderate, apn on premiace after Lo'cnce VP ad NOTES and HITNEY & CO., Estate Broker: 729 Seventh st., bet. Gand lasely two emart. active white “CoM Encl tia BARER. TED—Immedi «ne to COOK, WASH apd DU GEN- = ry a& the P PENSION. ‘AGENOT¢ sty Seeet Eoatat aa oe ‘ere eis WELT cor F street, ow GiEE ner north A and %th aeeeta Papi al. mhi-6r* ED—; TE yh ANTI aa oa ieee Stitt FOR RENT. 330 (new roca dos 42 street fe 23-3" — German, preferred: Winz GIRL, WANTED Ce, igne THE MARKET GARDEN month. . Sakon Box No.7, Mar OMiee. Advertised fertised in the Star on the reat for the following reaqoo: his card with the meme .» Fequesting ine not to ‘causing'me to refuse several othe: appli- need wie: ore py Biss to es i A itecl woman SE ant oa 1 Sone ae referred: tm af we of rrcgnmendation can toni Ww. a sent ro torrent, will word that dress SERS CHS at Store, 724 piace will be Tented a ono oie eas between @ and may suit, KE, Apply No. 70 Gente or 62 Northern Ba Fens SALE —CASH TROUCEMENTS | —I am au- thorized to offer the fo! lowing desirable proper- lige at greatly reduced orices for : ANTED—Ba wit Tecommendations, eel. at corner Rew Jersey orem —_. ht- A three-story Lasement BRICK HOUSE Wart me « a Sah ner of Land Lith strecta; @7.000 cash. An exccilent Lk Saeki Re paid: lot must pot be tons than | SUM Ne-scy PRESSED "BRICK, brownstone ee wat ae pant uae be sien trimmings, marble mantics, c.,on Ninth “4 §: TURTLE, No. S10 Shen | street, near N street, ‘st G6, cash, fiouse new-— never Winey QUABRYNEN, ae thiles The on! orem thone desirable —— threestory ‘PRESSED BRICKS. conte ule ont i the Meti tan it~ et. CaaS S eee eas ica Fall St. Aloysia’ Church, at 96.000 gate, 7t] ives ceed Saal — ws ITRD.— Present for payment Bote of = 5 H.| ni ret etre Aa Beh et tial 1500 can U. 4 oD HOR TT ae 2 SRA. cs those three-stu JOSHUA WHITNEY & 89; wi ale peice Rete seer are fea & to rwol cas 5 Wee oni Rhode island a abe east “and com and'iaih sts. None 2 wo-stor son Defrees street at one need ap) = fae Se eH af eigt hee story BRICK, on the aNTED=A WOMAN, white or colored, to | “ie strect BRICK with a yard in front: lot Wier cook, wash and fron aid do the general horise- feet at front ‘Dy 110 deep: Beat rest, near Ni of Toquire at No. 43.30 yOF 1423 Fat. story FRAME, eleven rooms, on I. bet Hth and isth ste, Washington east a tiger ih and sth vitectsy in excellent D—Good RMAL ESTATE PAPER. condition. st 3,900 cash, are BR. W. DOWNMAN, 412 7th at. Ny a : ROHR REAL ESTATE BROK Ws ANTED— Families breaking ap housekeep’ mh-3t New York avenue and Ninth sires remo that th id can disp oftheir FURNITURE ‘without the trow- Fok BENT—PARLOR aad BED-RooMS, ble or of ag suction, by addrewing or without Board, at 427 Fourth #t., bei merase ater. @ Pa. av..8. B.corner th nt. felt’ and oy from 000 ANE of EDTe, parse ep d Db rokivonk for i ghost ¢: which I will pay the hi wighe ae cael hi PT LLIAM: nicer No. 139° 7th street, between G and EB on F miedo. rye at 442 9th Fok BENT That new BRICK agus. = 252 North Capitol street, opposite FS, EERE OR LEASE Waele 6 or bet. Giant = Govern ROS Enarhedy fo know that BRAZIL ment Printing Office; six rooms, ‘collar: am eped pesereralt BL an other SPECTACLES | « hed on the alley. fe28-3t" sight aceurately et fo.as to strengthen theeye | L)OR SALE—BRICK DWELLING, (one of or aeere tREMELEES, af blcck,) two stories: four reome and” kitchen a 2 anexcellent neighborhood. Price §1,10. ANTED— a a they the premises, No. 306 west Thirteentih xt. feayst" co Boor « ‘ibe: Ba t For its simplicity snout’ Ganloet tertan Ouse AED LAND FOR RENT: ( (ten_actes,) lesa ‘working, it is ee the Siocem. noise- x Church and Fort "gewiug Ma. Creel =: chine inthe wor Agency at 0. BAUM 5 ‘Apply ts fo HENRY MABTIN, wear Fort ‘Slo and E. — Fe KENT—STORE and DWELLING, contain. AB TED—To rent or be OF rent with a a “ng Fr Mipesets ONE TOTER REE |S te ayy fo snail Beat door on hth ret feos. phe pei War Omen 8. J) ‘HP, ‘AIR CASH PRICES ne matt Ls) Dar eh THIRG, UNDE ER Ck Lota: OUTS 6. stree tween D and i otreste, Selon 1 Young iten's iircyenrismneyee Se 8p eo in or gitasted oda wide 9, good tenant tl be rent tarp By of SAM'L 8. ee ‘NT—HOUSE 479 (new No.) Missouri ; Ferra T (new No. slog rooms and kitchen. a new No.) Misssuri avenue Apa ste 477 MES KELERER. Fost ay ROOMS, con: bed renee of parlor, dining room, three ar pon as A street north, between ist ‘ana 3, Capi. fers FOE BENTAcm. ae Fares ih ea ranklin Square. FURS ISHED APART RENTS ino Flange: Mare, Ws fon, and Harness for sale chr fe28 HED ROOMS FOR Thine NEATLY FUR: iis —On the Fads floor; will be rented RENT—On peparate, ‘The front is suitable oe Ped'room. 624 tithy bet. Rand Po” * fessor 2 Sitar FURNISHED TOO E= —First and wec- floors. (connected,) for housekeepers or gen- Hemen. “Gas, cooking stove, ‘Tael Tock up, hydrant: mpericr, acccmmodation 903 Ey near Sth, two LOST AND FOUND. AN AWAY FROM 2109 PENNA. AVENUE, R on the 23d inst.,.a WHITE Enid poe. named Pearl. A suitable reward will be paid f fle turn. fezs-3t' NAKEN UP ADRIFT — channel a FLA’ ne KOTTOM, BO. e owner is requested to, come forward. property and cl re8. ARtHun GRIGSBY, istlstreetsouths Be een, t and V strects, Inland. Tors 2t* BUSINESS CHANCES. .» Post Office Workington: mh1-3t" $10,000 Bitter qemtmae Gko ml St’ $10,000 Fo. b08% Ox BEAL ESTATE, busin rand collatera’ sia! O88 OTAVE. ace &C 2 eet and La. avenue. nei es noe Dining oom. Kc Freie WSO Bhar ca och Fe cmENT— FURR 00) suitable for honsekee Inquire at No. 222 Penna. ave. ml-lw POW SALE OR CHA’ A STEAM saan 2 SaNeee KEESE, hen, and Chambers: water and prise se the fr tggeadin a ‘OR SALETA DAIRY aoarEEs, with six nd nd Cows, Horse agi Saaz BB (OUSE, on the corner of A north and 2d east: pa = water, convenient to ee cars eae the Capiro on the 1¢25-3t" | WM, P. otUWNO R. OR KENT—SECUND Age? proRe Y CELLAR of HOUSE No. 227 Tih st: = Ces Fonseitine sx toons garnorien with For further particulars inquire of the Read cou of the Metropol Sick, ¢ GOOD WILL AND Sa or A between 43% and ocat Hone of South Wash : store. Mnquire at acebiteneh iets fo for ealiing. a a Kuropean tour. street. fexs- Office ADsoMEL FURNISHED ROOMS, euita- F SALECOenral ise for members or single persons. First-class neg STORE Novigia preasgier zleonaly TABLE BOARD." House new, with all modern con ited up ress fies Bex | vemlences, 464 New York uve., onedoor eust of 13th Pete | st. near Treasury ent 1028-3 ‘POR SALE—A splendid Badaio and B (OR RENT—One frat class BRICK HOUSE, op F gE? Founge sound and bind” Wall FS | Ee Fee Georgetown Heights, now occu sy (en, Sain' SON Nae at Stebles of J.B, OLCOTT Ue ae Bock ie a. smd ¥ f, a = )FFICERS’ PAY CCOUNTS CASHED By J. i SQUIER, MONET BROKER, Fet., near U.S. Treasary. yee new fou. se eetttect NW a class “HOUSE a ly furnished. The Vv. has ten rooms, with cella rand allmodern coa- g10 00, 000 “ike "SHOR EGAGER? wp EN | Ventences, "acre" Seams Inquire, on the ichmond 'C "City Real ae in sums of @ to | premives. f non ai) “4 (OR SALE—A desirable P PROPERTY on Gi faites # Eye EWU! sare, a ea oe Rg “ very desitable RESIDENCE on Indiana ave. myoTs on 3d street N. Ww, fe25- a rrateltisencer Buti E—At 9, > that valuable LOTin in onegaioa oe the south- and Stoddard strects; has a front cot and rans back'13) feet. jendid bargains in LOTS in Wash- rt —_ Rui £00 in Wash- OR SALE CHEAP—A_sccond: eacesee ‘Too small for i owner's use. Inquire at the Rvening Star =e ‘Three See PATENTS, for Onreal-eniaten Address EDWARD iTEART, 173% Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. _ ja 22 BOARDING. CARDING —One furnished FRONT ROOM for itl RI Cecong, 3 in de Ro lf Sa Sct ed on FRIDAY March ith: at ~Pres't ry op. Gen Bup*t P. Co. ISSOLUTION, ILLIAM MOH tN. February 23th, 1570. ic: ree 5 10" feR4t 8. eBawigs xan peer ER ARR ‘yas, by aoe _| Lee ‘DRESS SILKS, r qa gee =i tng yams ts at ecercral| aaa ites BLACK AND ND COLORED. We are at Wropesane Prices m wis of BLACK® AND COLORED LYONS anne, corer Silks should avail themselves of ing fh we Denke bare Pads int pu. Kinds of FOREIGN 8 tla ie AVENE, 300 PEN ecucen th and kee. fo23-3tif | J. 5. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets 82 Fall Stock of White Black. very best sae wally, baat visi GLOVES. Size from 5% wae ES GREATLY REDUCED ee gui Es, Bi HAIR NETs, LINEN COLLARS. @UPFS, &c. * at wholesale only. THORNS. fe28-eo8t 314 Sth st.-above Penna. ave. FsoouRace Home MaNcractungs: WASHINGTON GLASS worus, Corner 25th street weet and N street north, Fi A PenaVoLouED Sra the aust ed iI Aid. at Pr ner poe — cay at paid to private moulds. fs 19 ONS a HOTEL—This house has recently changed thorough! nds, and has been ily reno- mises, Com ih + and offe built and hand. fst clame Board at ieee sonore | rand gomeatn all pan mee. at Ht reat 08.5 F. KELLEY, ite oF RLEP, 36 Lon: near OE es ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A = at ie ise ck front Sat cemtraly eeies QARD, WITH PLEASANT water x reasonable terms, o fo-story. Ut on Fae Saar sena.and 29th st., i operty oes $9,000, and is now See, “SXOELE Se FOR REN # es ee | eee at No-b ae streets ELLEN, Ra on 5 rey. cor. 7th st. ‘La. ave. Pi HATS, RIBBONS, wae oct aeeagll on weet eae es MILLINERY, GooDs, mr, Gnd fe .- Now opening « ‘@ large stocl ky at whleeale ing ae aril eS Mfedb- ooh WE WILL OPEN OUR SPRING CK Sous. ‘containing six = ee OF FRENCH PA’ Lary rj ire ase ‘oow | W BONNETS and HATS and other MILLINERY {eis te" RESIDENCE ON THE GOODS, on THURSDAY, March 3, 1570. RSTRERT. BETWEEN CRANE & DIBBELL, ve te 249 W. Baltimore stree' nine rooms with collar, water and " fe 26-3t Baltimore, Md. Reciy. Tnigheet p new, newly ee aS Tis 18 Panos vmadng ebeannt Guar WHICH ‘VE BEEN USED. lowing accommodating terms: S18. tony yeug” ne the remainder i on, Que Foct. Rowewocd, » Worcester hw T-cet! Rosewood, seerert & Bacon] 12030! HU? XETINEY 4.00. ‘Bas: Hesewood Mayer. Siortet 8100, For sale upon easy ‘terms to make room at the W,,0, METZEROTT & co. Doe oe Peres “pars (spac I se teen Yon - orth mi MOMES: Ouly 898, $25 and 630, 610 Bown, AND 95 PER MONTH POR THE BALANCE! NO CHARGE FOK DEEDS. SALES TO BEGIN at QUE QRNICE ON WED- Only a few minutes ride om the Baltime more aad Ohio and ne Hotel is to be dices sia Pi oanee on Place the coming TH We have ——— town, and a pamphiet giving sec the eit city, Call and get one. N will remeim no longer. Dr. Fan Strost, between Agih aed HA) ES BKOK See eal erate Ba i tet. sand Positively im eee he Th Eyta tion yf yas PERIOD—OLD pe. nee adress, as delivered beter forty, ‘at the Congrenatinnst oh went f by directing stamped on trees Mbrivate ledical Office, dy street, Pennsylvania avenue fe day and ‘wight nd eclentine treatueen guarateed BS. A ugyL.s f § : emt M of ote Ha? fp dictin- and ca Me van bev ge omatad corneréth st and Pa-ave. Mrs fi feaeat _N. Ritchie aa Scribe. For BENT yes two ee BRICK x HOUSE Peete sei iti oe st. and Vermont avenue. when necessary at his own expense. but pre fers Arhione a rather thap wera fsntas descase ne, {hap discussing sx 4s street, south of Penney franta er ave fe L* ES’ DOCTOR—Married or 8 or Sing! prea haters succes in every cape or no charge. Married achees fs ‘pate ‘idrose Stes: De t vas 04 staan rs. o posite Willard’ Bi Hotel MPU Fi Tae Pe ‘s Se 13x TMol?.2 ten DWELLING pti ay ho at watucnitet. | Cine-gt casigpetie tients from a Pe distance Lm inh Boar » OUSES FOR SALE. Set plied No Ve ant fe. Electricity vert ‘wenty -cighth street, morning iow Yor’ SE, 12 lith and M Psa? Nog iE. : rooms, a igus f-; city jol4-tn* [ARIES suvrenive Eom or : should conte to Be LOW be be cry Foal ‘and See Maem. Hove 414 oaths street. “aire oe square, BRICK HOUS! on north side F street. | io ay eee. Hot and and ce cold water, gas, &c: Sopoie HOUSE, B, Breeme, £ street, between 12th 1sth streets, north side. ue and cold water, mantels ond besias, in cellar; Stableskee Lot 2 by HOUSES, well locate is Theat, ae Mason aac, m jatstt ___ Corner of ith and #8 TOR RENT—Willoox : & Gibbs’ SEWING, Mt a ChRE ie simplest _ motarinas, and Lome ; rented oF rare ne epent e, Bat BAUM 'S Goret and Hoop Skirt jas Fis RENT- HOUSE 39.6 as gy ay pear ben a4 tent Office, aire aN Pear. INTING Promer| BY H. roe = +e ‘ela tw between 6th and 7th’ stroote. ja ttiy De casics ©. COX, No, 389 I strest, near 14th ane Caen. 252 Petree — dost HILOSOPRY OF MARRIAGE, Par ey —How to live and what hivetors Ws tony —~¥ y te live for, a sciences es ely finished.” a ie. “ope etropelitan For M0, oo mown 8.P. & SON Southeast can? New York avenue and 18th Street. nots Lie NEW Iched: will be wold 1H i if i i i 5 : ; i if E 3 ; i FoRSe: H OVER-COaAT I 3 o 5 Ss, e ‘J | F°s. RENT— Sooms ments, conv. new hotel. | | if 4 ‘OR SALE—Two new BRICK DWE Lag ne on ~_ tomn, ‘Terms'cauy. Apply to A- 269 WOOD AND COAL. AL! CUAL! Cc woop: ar REDUCED ED PRICES. Con of Coal are ine ponds wd Call before sumers chasing, as we sell the best Goal in the marke: prices lower than the Towest. 4 CJ e ie fo} Hi Edo: 1253 ALL SIZES AND COLORS. woop" at reat ‘reasoed betcce. Sawed Sasa Split or cord W. H. MARLOW, 7th go and Canal, South sede. PRICES FROM $5 TO $25 fe 12- 2 Riibe NEWS.” i close out my winter stock, I will sell otal at ihe following pri As KENS VA £0,220 The 10 FLESTON 1 ED Asi 230 at G, » Waisuer, i DEALER IN MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES, SUMMER PIECES, &c., &c. The abore goods are warranted A. Saks & Co feld No. 316 SEVENTH STREBT. . safactn: Please call and examine them. moe eo. 8 YMCA BUILDING. F, * seEnozs, fe26-tr corner 9th and D (Successor te H. F. Lovo & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND BAVY, The undersigned begins this day a free distribution of the STEWART STOVE BOOKS and RANGE CIRCULARS. . 7 Allwho want the BEST STOVE or RANGE will please take notice of the advantages offered. E. F. SIMPSON, EXCLUSIVE AGENT, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _ferT Ddetween we as art lich streets STABLISHED 1833. 4] Persone of either sox easily cata frou i’ to @5 pst evening, and a proportional oy their a ie cd tant the businces, i! i L CARRIAGES nia _T “35 es we “Htiiieean, PERLE, Nous ent Land; Wacrante Rane ‘Western va tecereae = Cc BOSS &@ WALES REAL ESTATE SICHANGE &@ BROKERS, ‘Bo, 327 PENN’A AVENUE, South side, Botwees 6h and 7th streets west. as San WWE, A] HE EXESIGHT accurauly suited with Pebbles on ater Src 'y mery on SPE | Ds swertng a Sew questions. HB. 8. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, Next to the National Rotel, eis, Fi Pal NARYT