Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1870, Page 2

=|] SS Se EVENING STAR. Receptions. ‘Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every ‘Tuesday during the season, between the hours of 2and4 p.m. ‘The next reception of the Speaker of the House will be on Friday evening, March 18th, Tom 9 to 1! o'clock. Mrs. Biaine’s receptions will be held every Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2and5p.m. . sit Exouise Orera.—Miss Hersee, the young English prima donna of the Parepa troupe, male something of a hit in her debut as Arline last night. She is decidedly attractive, personally, and bas a fresh an‘l pleasing little voice, which she uses—with the exception of the irritat ng fashionable tremolo—to good advantage. Her petite igure is just suited for the part of Arline. She sang “I Dreamt That 1 Dwelt in Marble Halls” very sweetly, giving also the correct em- phasis in every case, a particular in which Eng- lish singers are apt to be deticient. Altogether, she is a very acceptable acquisition to the Parepa troupe. Mr. Castle, who is a great favorite in Wash- ‘Ington, did fairly well; although toward the end he grew somewhat weak. With the exception of these two artistes—and the Aautboy—the perform- ance did not come up to expectation. Seguin, Who appeared last night as Devilshoof, is a goo: actor, but an indifferent singer. G. F. Hall, who appeared as a substitute for Campbell, made a very awkward Count Arnhem. He will be re- membered as concertizing with Ole Bull, in which capacity he acquitted himself with con- siderable credit; but it was evident last night that he had not the training for the operatic stage. De Sola, as Florentine, does not bear criticism. The chorus and the orchestra were good, very good; as were also the scenery and costumes. To-night have the eagerly anticipated “Marriage of Figaro,” performed in English for the first time in Washington, and which will bring out nearly the whole strength of the Com- pany—Parepa, Mrs. Seguin, Rose Hersee, Nord- blom, (the new tenor,) Campbell and others. ————_- -eee- It does not seem to be generally known that the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail- Toad Company has obtained a charter to extend their road through the State of West Virginia, from the Virginia line, by the best and most Practicable route, to the Ohio river, and with authority to change the name of the road to the “* Washington and Ohio Railroad.” By the lo- cated route the distance from Washington to Cincinnati is 355 miles, to Chicago 475 miles, and to Memphis 880 miles—making it, it is claimed, the shortest route to the West from the National Capital by any road now built or Projected. When completed it will afford a competing line te the West, and will, to a certain extent, aid in supplying needed railroad facilities for Wash- ington. There seems to be a little hitch in the Pro- posed railroad from Alexandria to Fredericks- burg in consequence of a contest for supremacy between two opposing charters. The oldest ot these charters expired during the war, but the time was extended by the Military Governor of Virginia, and there issome question of the le- gality of that action. From the importance of this enterprise, making a connecting link in the great shore-line railroad south, there is no doubt that work will ‘oon be commenced under one or both of these charters. Considerable grading has been done heretofore under the old aanter but we are not aware to what extent it will be ailable for the contemplated road or roads. +2. The recent steady fall in gold and the approach of currency to par has induced merchants to set their business upon that basis. The advertis- ing columns of the New York and Philadelphia bewspapers contain announcements from retail dealers that they have marked their goods down to a gold value, and that where change is nec- essary it will be given in silver. The sensitive- ess im the markets over the announcement of the sale of an extra million of gold in March, shown by the decline of two per cent. in pre- mium, indicates that the operatorsare beginning to despair of being able to sustain the premium. ‘The attempt to show that Western and Southern Products must fall off has failed them and it looks now as if they might make a stampede at any moment tc realize. This would probably bring gold dow to 8 or 10, at which figures silver would j amediately come into geneval circulation. A very slight cause weuld then bring gold down to par and add to the volume of the currency some $200,000,000. We shall then have more currency than we know what to dv with, and expansion resolutions will be heard of no more in the House. So mote it be! nes There is confusion confounded, just now, in consequence of the mixture of old numbers and bew numbers upon the houses. The contractors and the citizens should co-operate to get the new numbers placed as speedily as possible on every house in the city. At the same time it ay be well to allow the old numbers to remain on for a season, in connection with the new numbers, as a matter of convenience until the public is familiar with the new system. The old numbers might be desiguated by an erasure line across the face, made not so heavy as to obiiterate the figures. The contractors should | exercise care in the designation of streets at the corners, as we hear of numerous blunders in this | way calculated to mislead the public, and espe- cially strangers. — Ata meeting of the Public School Board ot Baltimore last evening a memorial was read from a number of colored citizens, stating their belief that the efficiency of the schools intended for the benefit of colored children would be materiallv promoted and their success assured,by committing them to the direction of teachers of their own color. They further state that they do uot desire that persons now acting as teachers In these schools should be superseded for the Purpose of appointing colored teachers, but that as vacancies oceur colored persons of both | sexes should be permitted to compete for the Positions to be filled. The memoral was laid on the table. <2 —______ The public interest is now so great in regard to the proposed change in the form of District government that it is doubtless only necessary to call attention to the fact that a mass meeting of citizens of the District in favor of the terri- torial plan of government will take place at Lincoln Hall to-morrow night. General How- ard, Judge Fisher, Hon. A. G. Riddle, John M. Langston, W. H. Philip, and other speakers Of prominence will address the meeting. 22+ resigned in Congress to-day up to a — boom orp agar alse cd amend rules call for petitions will be enlarged to. embrace a call yikgemranna sand — istic story or sketch by Brett Harte, (evidently,) entitled “ Brown of Calaveras.” <26ee “A man who is liberal in advertising is liberal | im trade, and such a man succeeds while his SF Handy-volumes—Pocket-books. ‘In Pennsylvania the colored Pa ‘from 10,000 to 12,000. =—_ will head thirty miles of Raa y wooden 7 A measure for ‘the Stibtchment of Indian , been proposed in the Missouri Leg- FINANCIAL AND commERcian. Asan indication of stusitiyenest of the diTom ent markets in Wall strect, we may cite the fact | that the announcement Monday of the sale of an extra million of gold for the month of Mare! caused a decline of two per cent. in the premi- um, and brought the stock market to the verge ofa panic; and withdrawal of this extra $1,00),- | 006 gold yesterday checked the downward course | of values, and started all the marketson the up- ward turn, culminating at the close yesterday afternoon ina general fit of activity and baoy- in the Gold Room and on the Stock Ex- change. The money market is easy at 4 to 6 per cent. for call loans, and 7 to 8 per cent. for prime discounts. Govermment Securities. Wasuinetom, March 2, 1470.—Jay Cooke & Co furnish the following quotations of Government securities: U.S. 6's, 1881..... 116: Five-twenties, 1862. lig Five-twenties, 1864. 135 Five-twenties, 1865. 1Bg Five-twenties, Jan. and July, zy Five-twenties, Jan. and July, lly Five twenties, dan. and July, ’68. 1125 Ten-forties 108% ARB. 16% FB'ssIndesy (6.112 14" 520s Ingedy6. 129 124 Fen-forties 210355 ae Gold 116 r Brokers’, and. Commercial Lines of J Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocks and bonds | in home and foreign markets as follows: j New Yorx, March 2.— First Board_U. 8. 6»; 1881, coupon, 11634; 5-20’s, 1862, cou} apn | 5-204, 1864, ‘coupon, 113; '5-20"s, 1865, cou 113.4 }5-20's, new, 1865, coupon, 111%; 5-20"s, coupon, 112°; 5-20's, 1868, coupon, Thay; W4ore, coupon, 1085; Currency 6 ariposa, | doctra deamon By Cuaelante ‘30; West- | ern Unio = Hy; Quicksiiver, 12%; Pacific ai Boston Power, 164; Adams? " ; Welle press, 21; American Express, offered, 38; U. S. Ex. ress, 51%; Merchants’ Union Express, —; Now ‘ork Central ane Hudson, 95%; do. do. sit 45 Erie rie preferred, ph Harlem, = Mic! Rakes’ ref, 2; = Mich tral, Mere Shore _ditinots Con- 98%; BI; New Central, offered, Cleveland ane Northwest _prefei Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, derves Central, 12%; Kock Island, 1194; Mil Waukie and St. Paul, x; do. pref’d, 76%; Wabash ‘and Western,’ 44; "do" dot pref’d, —; Fort Wayne, 9243 Alton and Terre Haute, 33 do. do. pref"d, cago, and Alton, 112; Chicago and Aiton ‘ner 124; Ohio and Mis- Pi certificates, 29%; Tennessee fs, 0ld, 56; = wash 5%; Virginia Ge, ole ot Ni jorth Car- olina 6's, old,'46; Missouri ‘6's, 333. Gold, 1a 116%. Market weak. Cable.) Bi Loxpox, Maren ‘Tp. m-—-Consols for mone and account. #24 : Bonds 62, 9; 3, 89%: 8854; 10-40's, 66; hiinots, 110% ; ‘Erie, 214; Atlan tic. Steady. 9 PAIS, 1p.m—La Bourse firm. Rentes, 74f. Me. Livrrroot, 1 p. m.—Cotton market dull. Salex 10,000 bales. “Middling Uplands, 11 \ all; Middling Orleans, 11a113. es ‘The Markets To-Day. Telegraphed Bzclusively to The Evening Star. Battm™ore, March 2.—Cotton dull at 224. Flour quiet and unchanged. Howard street su- pertine, $4.75a$5; 26.25a87: Western 5.25a85.15; do. 486.75. Wheat firm; Pennsylva. Corn firm; white, 93a95c.; yel- iw, “Se. Oats, Matée. Rye better at Savse. Pork quiet at $27.50. Bacon quiet; rib sides, = 415% c.; clear do., 16 al6% c.; shoulders, 12% i2¥e.; hams, ade. Lard quiet, 16¢. Whisky Guit'at Stasi ot. Battrwone, March 2 vis inia 6's, old, 53 bid, 54 sakee: do. 1866, 61 |, 65 asked: ‘do. 1867, 58 asked; North Carol nas, ‘hew, 22 bid. NEw Toms, March 2—Stocks steady and firm. Money easy at 5a6 ker cent. Exchange, Tong, Sj eoet 1 Se Gold, 164. Bonds, 1362, oe. nia sixes, coupon, 67; new, i. North Caro inas, old, 46; news 2g. New pC March 2—Flour rather more } stead) steady. eat quiet and unchanged. Corn KEEP IT BEFORE THE FROEM that the Proprietors of the Wr item hoto- graphic Gallery, 467-9 Pennsylvania aren tween 4% and Gh, streets, will de werk foe nothing for any Berson who will bring th rom any quar- can pro- y atne or etic. Bl or card. ‘eo life-size. hetbe f daguerreoty pes cr other old tures. aes Galery in the Uni ‘The che: hited States, eat SRE EAL ae the F- (G Femson i CLOB are ramon cated to oe at rman Wall. lth st.. bet. F and G ats., THs EVENING ai 7! o'clock FOR SALE AND RENT. NEFIT ANTS SEs reed or"asutxoros + ba aimee . ‘A [MART COLORED BOT WANTED at 304 edi gespanse to the invitation addressed to him by street todo general housework. : ene 0 tizens of 8 RAIN C.F! HALL ee Ate Lay SECTION E RATrIoNs, | ER a = ST, and Prospective, Wate. awn Rg 5 ar LaNcot: (SATURDAY EVENING, Mareh sth. Wa ot Hilt. beat” commence at 8, Tis Nectare ay be ‘Silusteated by two Mammoth € — Ww. No.4, ne sof the Arctic Regions and the Relice of Sir It *y aren mone Homity, consisting of sen, WA Jord SERVANT WOMAN aimany ‘an re, = and child, will appear in full winter Arctic Gos. WA8g Dok coc Apply Boom No. SNe “Te whole proceeds of this rare entertainment | Department. of t the election of Capt. Hall, to be donated to im e, by the Poor of Wasi ‘Tickets $0 cents; Reserved Seat Mezerott's music — ) ANTED—TENANTS for three Foam ge oh eet nna yeh mares trom ths Sr References required Waeen = are * PLAIN SEWING. and Can BERWOLK, dre 2000 oth ae bet K and Le south, ‘f SERVANT. = sh W ANTED—A Pee a white find 9 wasl NNUAL ME! oe 2 iven, that the Annual Meeting oid rsof the above named veil held @ aaa om Fiftoonth atrvet, sit cy of “= reapecianie ‘she do fron ; German ‘ashingtor TUESDAY, the sth day of | preformed hp erat 2 Tooth street, ew ding geen hinext. at i0 o'Glock in the furezioon BRUREND- Bre Wt NE. W. PERT, Secretary, Bn find: teins PROSPE CT HILL Ch was ANTER—Thec or to Ee 1ANDS tomako pants; iG, is hereby n Singer's se ie Lote im the Pena chine. vata Shs ‘Tothing House, 7 7th st. beth ane Pa. we., room No. 15. time from to-day, oth LADY. who has — Tes: jer of the Board of ors, JOH merican family, wishes to find some TIAN: Treasurer 120% pa ESSONS. “Address E. BETO 0. 409 H at, and Lath streets, Washington, D mh? 2 NTED—A young white won W? ferred) todo the GENERAL HOUSE COOKS & LIFE. WORK | PROF. COOKS B. OF LIFE. of a eriat 00 do the GERBRAL HOU — ra moves DANDRUFF and CRUST from the scalp: | Wages given. Appi at 10 (new number) € street preven he hair falling and will cause it S north, between 2d and 3 west a the in ofthat lost. “The Best Hair Dressing | ‘WANTED A fret rave COOK. Appiy at ae Sold w SIMMS’ PHARMACY, Of F end Stat stronts fel7- Im ate New York va, and Mth st. hool oR ont D COOK WANTED—One who can wash rr ron. Good references required. No; 23 lith street. W ANTED—A good BAISTER on ee no 4 HE CELEBRATED = JOSEPR™ KID, GLOVE. only One Dollar, in all shade, eW SSE, ‘g00d hand on Infants’ Clothes. None but good GLOves, at WinETAN S909 Pa. avenue, ands need apply at 520 Lith street, between E a near 9h F st mhi-3t yrery fant and m1 1 housewor go Figo Dian.) very fast and gentle: wi MAGEE tie LQ and irom, eo saddie 2 cree Fat ol lively 326 (new) 44s st an excellent outfit en office- WANTED—Bra a single. aS egy one ~ 70, t living in the country. Fo be NISHED ROOM. W squares o « tp. m at IS oth street N.W. mi-lw" | Post Office. Address Lock Box 14 stating ferme, including taking care of room. Hoss BILLIARD TABLES. one oF more one the superior BILLIARD TABLES, wih Baller Ce om ete. a Neminary Hs oth, cor shin: a Reon 3 ssicces, Belen Caskinns, ac markle beds. © premises." Board and Rooms tobe had; trom $500 845 por month. tal oer OTIOE TO SHIPPERS. ER COLUMBIA will resume POTOMAC ANTED—By acareful and permanent te 4 HOUSE containing four or five rooms nd back. South or west front Preferred KiRtene: stating location and terms, Box 13. om ay Wk TAP s vane OSHUA Willtsey = 88. ended. Apply at the PENSION AGENCE, G17 er Fistreet, pk Sth and 7th = eral stown, D.C.. | V oa iy i cog 0 y." Inauize at No. ni a CHALE rete ft. Baltimore. 330 (new number) 4% street. fo 23-3 SALE CHEAP. ‘The tollowing Srv having boon taken in ozchenge fot th TEON HOLE IN Gand SEWING MAUHING oe W 8ITE GikL WANTED qverman, referred; nit? 20, Feneral “housework 2 per mont WASTED genteel woman SERVANT, Ger- man, English or Scotch preferred, tm a family of soda three persons; one witl fred recommendation can qireg Grover & Baker, apply, after 1 p.m., 909 D street, N. W. St + Two a One Whee NTED—A FARM torent; from 90 to 6) acres. One oe a Baar narins one farrent, will please ad othe 220 45 stroot. GEORGE BOYDEN, areas A. DEITRICH'S Hat Store, 724 ith strest, Poms forthe, Ame ican Button Hole Overseaming | between G and H street Sewing Machine. mh2-3t* ANTED_ An experienced White BURGE: nove ce thout good recommendations, BOCs FORTHE LENTEN SEASON. | apps "st “Eirncr New “tees ‘venue sand. WAstiE=r buy a good comfortable eight- HOUSE with modern improvements, for which cash will be PHILP & SOLOMONS, sot be less 1! must not be lese than id: Lot BOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, Biret iene Wor Jews than’ 110 feet erp. + be H PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, WiC. TUTTLE No. S10 230: streck atween J Between Nixtu# anv Textu Streets. Have on — ela tng een ot RELIGIOUS Wo ted to the Relig- tous Doveticas nthe the Prenust Besar: W ANTE Present fr parment nots of W. 1. Cc. Th m for $1,000. dne June, 1370. see OSU A WHITNEY & CO. 16% oe _729 Seventh st. wis 0d. RAL EST. 1625- tf R.W. DOW N. bet. G = E PAPER. Pe Sicor BOOKS IN GI GREAT VARIETY, 127th st. NW. gary for Lont.or Devotional Readings. ‘the | YW king a nee Rood Re ts removing from the citys to know that get eR gq alspone of their BU UBNITU th mit the tra Hobart's companion for the and Fanteof the Protestant Episcopal Ch: Thoughts on the Services. The Christina ival & Help cred Seasons of ressing H. inet. telat ple or expense of an auction, b VY, 986 Pa. corner A: cag chase from 5 te $5,000 Reminot SRCURD Hi HAND rohisak ee to Devout Observances of the Sa- the Church; Wr Bes: Dr. Shiras. ‘The Garden of Sorrows, or the inistry of Tears: by Kev. John Atkinson.” ‘The Morni Bi ‘aud a sete wit pay the Rihoat fb WILLIAMS, Watches; by Rev. J.R. Macduff, D. jam. No. 739 7th street, between G and it. and Words of J = Steps to the Aitai %, Hho tn al > tatic iimmearee, Gathered. “The Bow in | WA Sonus: Plain Words biekt | can Raita se to.as to streng ving. “Light inthe Grave. 7 rikht and “heaptrthan olgewhere, at HEMPI.EIS, $line and'byinge Gade nhtes Optician. next to National the Hours. Rock of Ages” ‘Tho Last Passover Sires ea MACHINE on the Manual for the Pilgrim. Goulborn's Beauty of Heli: ore oe cae meet. Goalboeia'e Tisughen en Pe Beligion. feos wurlog it Deconseaseh tae eee eee ae it is pre ii est PHILP « SOLOMeNS, chine inthe workd’ Ageuey's ee Manzal of Devotion: in the world. Agence; ind Corset Factory, ‘3137 7th ra ‘THE REGULAR MONTHL Eee CENTRAL IRISH TATION of Washington 7th st.. bet it Tat thsbay, the 3d inst. ¥ M ou ee ee BLIC. ana t Pri. Eee. ™ resident THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING B adjourned mecti hear of the Anti-Bowen iublicans of the Third Fa sulle held at eague Hall on WEDNE: ¥. Mt complete an organizations rman. Cy sctestivic LEcr LECTURES. ¥. M. UA. couRSE, The two aon Wao LECTURES of this course bai be given on EDNESDAY | and FRIDAY 3 of this Lincoln Hall. Si —Geology;” by NIELS. mhz GRAND MA OS ERS. TERE GR ae CAE oF A TE. Ono. FOR THE Distatot OF A Ma Meeting of the cities of the District of € in favor of the orfablishment of aT ine’ Pestle P. Fisi on. Riddle, een MM. Langston, E: fy ‘ampaign Committes. m2-2t VENTI Site AM treet, between, WHOLESALE D RETAIL BOOKSELL- ERS AND STATION EKS. mh? W or rent with ‘of purchasing. from ONE TO TEN AC LAND, improved, nearW: #eation and price, A. B. or omen ae ANTED—To rent or ORE TS P BANKRUPTCY. District oF Covenia, ss. 5 vetatg In the bab ie ea nm, the 23th day of Feb- hereby ~ 8S. JU! STH Fay ert SisH ERICES TOR fen Air sppintaset ss atigneret Wit tiin E RAPIES. Eats HILDREN'S BROW] XN, me ‘the city of Badr an ng 5 county of HAND CLOTHING. UNDER-CLOTE Wortieaten’ in the said District, who has been ad- 9th street, be- ikGe hours SHOES, 1S twoen D and E st third door irem Young iten’s Christian Association’ Buildings We B—Any Note by Mail Promyily Attended To. LOST AND FOUND. L hee Mawonie Laven, Match Int « LAGE HANDAERCATE he finder w: turn to 201 tth strect R.Weeor 304 Marston 8. W., and receive the thanks al the owner. ht, a POCK K, containing 7 doliay bills apd sacartomaat s check. The finder will be suitably wilh” 2 the return «f the property to this office. On the evenng of the Ist ee at — Opera, a Pearl-mounted OPERA enitable reward will be paid if the finder pat leave them at the Btar Office 2-3t A:bankrupt upon the petition of his creditors, rt of the District of Columbia, PifagMow, astocney at-Law, Ha street, A pias 3 TO GIVE Rote that the subscriber ined from the Orphans Court of Wash ates inty. in the District ol Columbia, letters of edcigiatsating ‘on the al estate of CHARLES W. SOTRURE: Ihte"o of Washington county aforesaid, dessaeed - A claims againet the said to exhibit the same, with the vouchers the subscriber, on or betore the next; they may otherwive by law be added from Miibeneft of said estate. Given wader my hand this oo aay of M. Dhdawsw Won! CUAGETT, Administrator. OEFBANS COURT, March tat ato, DISTRICT OF COLUMB! County, Towu:—In the case of MARVIN E id ‘ave. at" thereof, to March OST—Un the: ey the 221 of Repay Ld 4 the Citizens: Anniversary at ie Tem c | eraeemerenet eeald eg with the aepmut: | afine LACH HANDRERCHIEE, The tutor cubis Hon of the Anhington County | satisfied by returuing the same to No. 316 7th street afureraid. pointed TUESDAY, the sat “dey | SW m2 at* 1870, for the final a eettioment "and Of anid a MPAN- POUND- le POCK! distribution of “the personal estate F at which will be returned to ‘owner on ap. and of the assets i fi far as the sane | have | plication to the undersigned. accurately describing Been collected and turned foto money; when and i fo 3g where all the credi'ors heirs of said dec ren stay Dis Pr. Dog Gee A are notified to att nd, with their os re so Fomched or they ma way otherwise by law be we reper from ‘nefit in sald deceased's estate: provided ane TO ur BREMISES. mn 2d inst., THREE Buffalo cows, one black and the GS, OF. BUSTON, *htistian.» "and of the tthe ae ural Tract ‘posite an Lateran span Charen ve . at 7 oelonk Te AND EXHIBIT! roti CO Mhatreet Methodist Pi ch. a URSDAY, Mar | Eitss00 Penmeg | falling weather. lem THE SEASON A’ AND ITS D. i aman body fn-chialis conmpeasd of tats and fibres as sensitive to every change in the condition of the atmosphere as the most delicate electrometer, or the ecickatver in a barometer tube. The ¢tomach, the skin, the nerves, the Tungs, and bowls ‘RAS are especially liable to be af- these variations, and against their disastrous tendeney tetorneos een gestive machinery, which feed: arishes | Whole system, tm good Working order. = Af the stomach is weak or disordered neit rhe | Mood nor the bile c: beinabealthy state ey a) the pura these two important fluids for the of. fices assigned to them by nature, and the regularity 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 weat 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 powerful tonic is therefore especially needed as a safeguard against the diseases most com- | mon in the spring, and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters being the most wholesome and potent medicine of the | Clase at present known, a course of .t is particularly advisable at this period of the year. The stomach ‘will thereby be toned and strengthened, the liver and bowels regulated, the nervous system braced up, and nature put in @ state of active defencs scainst the miasma which superinduces intermittent and remittent fevers, rheamatisma, nervous debili- ty. headache. hypochrondria and other complaints | which are apt to assail the untoned and unfortified organizations. The body is strengthened without | exciting the brain, and conseyuently no unpleasant ite reviving and renovating opera- mhl-eoSt&W ENSIUN AGENCY, WSTRICT oF reget pena. ener i Ri bondies Lo Bn ne 8 ae gete = F street, between 6th and - COLUINS, Pension Rep., and News} Agent. the am O 5 for | other ved: twa the ater a ors cow. Th tere (ity Hall. THC RSA iEsiRe March sore nthe ve he Geers Srvines ts Ge ah (a forward, prove, pra ls said day pas em away by onder'ot Ce 3 malat”_ | “Gid'wdw" A. WEBSTER, Register of Will x Baa 0. lider DICAL Soc ‘ YARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! CAR ro =e “ EE mentite arated very o7 THE Ca ape AN AWAY FI FROM. 3109, RENNA. AVENUE NAL SOCIETY | On hand,» large assortment of first ont 0G, named I March 2d, | class CARNIAGES, of every description Se veeeal will bo pad ot - Zz nh tephenson, fica s Pee Z number of second-hand. Teas ‘ADAMS GRAY, M.D.,Sec. Repairing promptly attended to ERT Hi. Giauam, mh13t* cor. othand Dstee Factory 410 ath st. BUSINESS CHANCES. Dit STORE FOR SALE—A new established DRUG STORE for salebelow the cost price on nant of ‘sickness. Address D. A. $10 O00 Sete prea ml 3t” 495 Nth st., bet. Pa. ave. and E st. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, $10,00 other securities. on bosiees mer epheuates RISTROP & CO., Hh iret sod bs ress Post Omice “A PENNY SAVE! A POUND GAINED. mi-lw avenue. Foe ® SALE OF CHABTER STEAM Y terms apply to SAMUEL KEESE, 1304" en core ai E! AY vie is ACCOUNTS CASHED a 5A H. SQUIE! rane BROKER, st., near U. 100,000 made the above my motto, I would res; 7 tally realf the sitention of he put toa EXTENSIVE STOCK, COMPRISING CAN BE INVESTED “1N FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NOTIONS, eck bassie, te mame ot Ghee fichmond it} tate, in sums of a to FANCY GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY, ba eral four NEw raeat a pe ca pera haat, ZEPHYR WORSTEDS AND Richmond, Virgin’ FINE EMBROIDERIES, FE, SALE CHEAPRA second Rages i ners use. GOLD AND SILVER REGALIA AND iene dee THEATRICAL TRIMMINGS, COM SALE—Three valuable CATENTS a ToYs, s Ecal ont FITERL, ia amen. eel Wasttagton. 1733 Pennsyiv IMPORTED AND OF AMERICAN MANUFAC- igual A) J. J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Str, OCCUPYING THREE FLOOKS OF THAT LARGE AND HANDSOME STOR, 312 SEVENTH STREET, White, Light, Medium ana a Black. vers best quailty. B. 1D. ‘GLOVES. Between Pennevnvanta AVENUE AND D Sraenr. | Ladies sud Gentlenen's Wize irom OX to 9s, read, PRICES GREATLY REDUCED em Bur. FOR BALE Fine. lot Canary, and fe locking No. 335 B street south, between Ist streets ent, fronting HS, Bye. Osun Ware GAR s Bais, So Military ‘Land darren arrants, wasary ie highest wanker prices: ‘a 1 shall offer anor Tac erae, ne to week, Prd d the col- for the season, at itty teat tn yt beieey which eaunot fall to com. JUSTICE TO EVERYBODY. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, mblly Between D street and Penn’a avenue. Cc ROBB & WALSH, : REAL TS XCHANGE ¢ BROKERS, BENN’A AVENUE, South side, ISSOLUTION. eas xAN GRY WHEE tag, tree Burs { meortet GAN ART naa, SAU raea See February 23th, 1870, FOR SALE AND BENT. _ Py — HED ROOM t F OB RENT. ee, FURNIS! 1 rsa mee Ea at the ae SPa CITY. Fon satr—a FRAME HOUSE AND Ler, —— netics: ros wil bo soll aloag we HEAP HOMES! e. My ‘08 RENT Three three UNFURNISHED ROOMS honsekeepii Fe Aswan Sy aimee | Say 6am eas ame one, 610 Down, WHEELWRIGHT AND | a ive (5) miles from Washington, road. Inquire on the mi FS SM tte knot AND $5 PER MONTH FOR THE BALANCE! on the Seventh street NO CHARGE FOK DEEDS. SALES TO EEN AT QUR OFFICE ON WED. a few minutes ride on ng — oe rs ent one ‘Railroad and adjoining the beau! OUSE No. $13 13th street, ‘ork avenue, (near the sean kp water and gas. and contains eight rooms. No. Til I street, between 7th and Fe RENT—Several UN AYURNISED irs bove ) Flas pplz at Diniog Rost ia Sails, consisting of large Fact Parlors, ara sh the —- wp Spi Fo gas. Reteren re gen and nd required. Apply oa the | season. SOR RENT tere Tap Resha-os TEI CONVENIERE oe Ts URNIS D ROU: ‘ither Ge Soy CS Rg IT 18 A RURAL RETREAT. near” it, witli thee atures of are : LIVING 18 CHEAP. bt ented mtd ; Tousskerpings "watt 9% carefull persons, for LOTS ARE SOLD. ont Sisy TERMS. ALL CAN BUY ON NONE ARE TOO TUE FCTCRE REIS TPNUMISING. We have beantiful ma pamphlet giving partic of this new town, and a of the city. Cail and three story BRICK HOUSE. | getone. fine yards: $38 per month. on New Jersey av ween F and G. Inquire of Bo. JOHNSON. 118 lath stre tween Gand | _fe2s-tf ma) Pa) RENT —One three st “B 454M EF ma ae vot ren, containing 3 rooms, kitchen, bath reom. rang veewecn ha and cold sewer, &c. Inquire of JOS. FR LEY. Beal Estate Agent, No. 02 sthet. northwest, bet. Tand K sts. ‘i 2 {OR RENT—N. F doors from Capi pase is brick, contains eight rooms, and is built cottage style: gas thronghont, garden in front, and wood and = in rear. Apply 514 E street. corner th fine OFF: ROOMS in the ding, 905 Penna. avenue, south folo-tf Feb gen Ri eT otis Inquire of JUDGE Fee Se eer RE mopaN Daa three: | st and Vermont avenue. story BRICK BWELLIN: HOUSE, Stable for ; two Barns, Cora and | Jf da halt hi eget cy ng igh! tro and ‘a bait stories high, aa condition and capablec! grinding one hunted bane jae Se ae at els of corn.a day, a Frame Dwelling House opposite Norment, Req: “this (hemi. ‘There are several other out-hotees on the eed condi ‘arrany rm, Suitable yrpones, anon a large hard. w ‘ater on the Fi aoe pring of the beet mer. | bore Farm is about ‘lire smlice from Washington City and about one ile from tl Insane Asylum: over the Navy Yard Brie, Terms: $2,000 balance in six years. with interest, paid quarter tT hi ererther gartionlerteail ar particle — ° PrGREEN « x WiLL a mS. mhi-eow (Chron. cobwy nD a Fe RENT—A FRAME ROUSE ie 1110 15th rect, in Lo net rooms, in geod near order. Inquire on J . ‘idge “pr CHAS. Hi aeaag | h tenants, Apply to Dr. a ely SOR RENT— ery desirable HOUSE. No. 1000, corner of Fand it het, All modern | YOR Rent tis faraory DWELLING We conveniences: FHtos. BWA wr) EGS fain arenue, furnished or aturaiched. MA mhi-é6t 519 Seventh = hi cope Post Office. Apply on the prem! PERSONAL. NFORMATION To MAR » Addewes Dr iy City Post Office ¥ THE GENT: AN THAT SENT THs note gas Teetown. Monday. 6h may! toahivece be wlll greatly oe rid eae! FROM THE PROVIDE) SOR DAILY planet S dee “Dr Fenyon i ing wonderfat a IFes in thee city. Wehave the mot "retin te teat ines skill in te healing ting grt. and & we ware. deul foil to ackmowin dam < fe ay hae 0 headed bis bas bean Stuttering. *Sieamanrciag Female Deafness: Lows of Water nto call upon him, pata sion is founded upon many alm ost muracgious corse By special request, Dr ON wil _= until i Apeit bet Ist. and positively m found at 1306 G stroot {Washingt « HE SENSATION OF THE Pea D—OLe & & DARBY'S Adress. as deitvered befe # the National Medics Society » Jat thee Conazes 4 Church. Sent free by SAIped cave te hie Private Medical Ufler ay street, cour Pennayivania avenur fe 15 im SULEST AS THE GRAVE pe pARRY. by street. south of Penn ave Separate room for Ladwa’ Other oon day and nicht.” Henarab and scientific treatment guarates im” RS A HULL. of Now York city.» duatin Clairvoyant and Magnetk’ Physician, ‘ont ht can be consulted at the Fowntaia, «and Mite. Hiv wm N “itchte we Seeibe { yOG DOES Nor Far Pt thanks thore physicians who ha Assistance to Aght the new Medical hortey. he em gos0 eben neceerary at ‘his vw exponen. bat pre fers Aghiing desease rather of no interest fel2 im" and MA- ) guarautes MPORTANT TO FEMALES—pR DAME DU: 1B DUBOIS (a roars’ practi Indios, with or without rand- Female restorative $3. Pa. aed s with Board wursing. x 4 Rina OUSES FoR SALE. BRICK HOUSE, 12 rooms, corner 11th ont streets, Gas, water, brick stable. Lot 10) square. BRICK HOUSE, ® rooms, on north side F ntreet, near Ebbitt House. Hot avd cold water, gas, &. Location desirable, BRICK BOUS! AN, 9 Seventh wt, sapealin Post Office. {OR RENT—A fine STORE. with or without Dwelling: good location for business WAGGA mh 6t__319 Soventh it. *OR RENT—A small BRICK HO! 4 rooms ang a kitchen, on Sixth street, east, between B and C sta, south. ‘Inquire No. 109 East Capitol tt, between Ist and 24 #1 mbl-: ENT—BRICK HO! rown front, foe stories and basement. 10 rooms, water, or gas. bath, Stab &c. Lot 20 by M42. ok and small FRAME A100, HOUSES, welll Mi tocated. in different 0 Pend Masv: Parts of the city, 1106 1th street, between L. street an: Ne CAMPBeLL, setteavenue. Inquire at 1408 lith poy mbit Kestate Agent: F& RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, with | Ja-tf Corner of 7th and F streets four Fpoms and kitchen, on Fourth street west | BOR SALTS gp. BROWN & SON, between M and N sts. north $14 per month, F BY 8, P. BROWN & Payable in advance.’ Inquire 5a Seventh st., | Southeast Corner New York avenue and 15th Street ‘opposite ‘One FIRST-CLASS NEW! FASHIONABLE RES oe rae Iva: wil be sold Furnished or Unt ‘ street, bet m si a eo ny der month in advance. Apply as SSeS nor north’A wnd'sth atreete: eet} Tit OK REN he the DWELLING PART of House OR SALE —CASH INDUCEME Ts. —Tam au aneyirants Srenet: _ Foiorined to ce thentoone le proper. | Roars stig owns Food Pah ony ties at greatly reduced prices for & St ee {Republican » A three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE, cor. | _® " ner of Land 12 00) cash ‘An‘execiiont OR RENT—Spiendidly furnished PARLORS corner for a professional man. ED ROOMS, in one of the most desirable A''three-stary, PRESSED. BRICK i cit only one ings, marble mantles. ranze, &c "s Hotel, Ebbitt House, and ear N street, at $610 cash. f street, between E and nocenpied, F st Members of Congress and oth- ‘The only and last ove of those desirable modern | ere dest ‘suites of roems would do well to-call be. three-story PRESSED BRICKS, marble trimuued | fore rooms elsewhere. Apply on the pre- oysin if ‘street, opposite St cash. Cheap and a gre A desirable two-story . four: on, K strest, betwee en ath and ne PRESSED BRICK HOUSES just finished.) on "k Sireet. between North Capitol’ and First streeta, at $3,700 cash. The house is modern a nothing can exceed it for convenience and comfort A two-story BRICK HOUSE. on Defroes street .at $2.40 cash, Alsy a three-story BRICK, on the six-room BRICK, with a yard in front; lot 2 fot froat ne by i 0 deep; on 13th street, near N st.; at pyle street, | nom a 'T—Two new. oH Jed sate cee RIDWELLINGS. prone coned separmartfe tnntcly gua be as Lt brick tire ery ERAME, eleven rooms. om L id 1th streets, in excellent M. ROnEER. TATE BROKEK. mbI-3t { aveuve and Bint str Foe ‘RENT OR LEASE—W HOUSE on F st., bet 9th and 10t Apply oe bet. G and H sts. Fe hat new BRICK HOU . No. Va Norih G tol street. opposite tho Guivern ment Printins Othee: Six rooms, cellar; and wood OE t RENT —Two comfortab) rll gag Pt: wit sabe coer F street ‘and Corcoran’s new hotel. Toquire 316 fstreet: ocH-cott Foe Sa, BRICK DWELLING near Green strect Neg ‘Tipiy to A. Be. Sieh ip BOARDING. FURNISHED modern improve ed on the fe28-3t" a SALE—B K_ DWELLI (one of a DING —O 00} Lleol.) two atorten: four roots and’ Kitchen ia Bann BOAR. Bir for twoperoons ee ie anexcellent neighborhood. Price $1.18. Cali at | cluded. No. L113 ith atrect Deteene Le and premises, No. 306 west Thirteenth st. fe25-3" | north matte HOT. his “house jias recoutly ¥ of od hands, and ag been thot oughly, ry no- 3 ent Hy ‘Bh and a eons a and iomers fe2s-tt_| at'835 per month. a sc — LE—A two. BA F. P. HILL, Proprietor. 7th street, near the {URSEEED ROOMS FOR RENT—With or gz seven Toots, with hal 9 inches frunt KF ‘Without BOARD, at No. 498 Pennayiveue aver with a side and ick alley w he yard, For near 3d. Boarding at ‘same ovens spe gt model room of United States s Ratent week jee, tod CTRST CLASS Poses, WITA LEASAD Fyiost toon? be had en reasonable terme, = F HOUSES, containing eight roo in ere 1901, i dean i the ae oan pecan see re eamealaesaceaaees tw etween O and P- ond tenant the J Ho " 0 REAL EXCELLENT. Booms FOR Bo need low. Inquire of SAM'L 8. HOOV Sy Sot EN Re 4 {OB KENT—SEC CELLAR of HO avenue, between 48s for a grocery store. No. 227 44y street. ___WOOD AND COAL. C eA! Coann first-class BRICK HOUSE. on ar WOOD! Woops ights, now occupied by Gen. Sant‘t Bec} (ig OE REDUCED PRICES. desirable Brick and Frame Houses, in good loca Hons, for rent or sale. Apply to Consumers of Coal 8 pur JOs. E. LIBBEY, cluaning. as we sell th ket at fer-tr 27 Water st., Georgetown, D. ‘ prices lower than the )R RENT—The new 219 E sircet WwW, house has ten rooms, with woop: Woop" tly reduced prices. Sawed aud split or cord HOUSE tly Tarwished Ths rand allmodern con. | ALS! long: veniences, ‘Terms reasonable. Luquire “on. the 3 W. H. MARLOW, — — nan 7th street and Canal, Fok SENT a ry BRICK DWELL | te 12-10" uth sue. coms, gas and water, including - large Store Rov on tibisrect west: hotwees Hand | ¢ “aq: ‘ w “Nad Lele NEWS Wishing to close out m; my winter stock, I will COAL at the following beh Sworth. 90 per month to good tenant quire over Bank of Waskingtow, St ie Hnsugance | ‘UR SALE—A desirable PROPERT LYKENS VALLEY. per ton, 2,240 Ibs. street, between Congress atul Cg PRESTON RED ASI... be Coy oy WHYTE ABI oe and dh Tery desirable RESIDENCE on Indiana ayo. | WHITE ASH, = "LOTS on 3d street N. ¥, W. DOWNMAN, SAe7Am™ 4025-tf Intelligencer Batialng 12 7thst..N.W.] = F°, SALE—At a reat bargai vs that emathe ‘ONS DRESS SILKS, BUILDING LOT in Georgetown, om the sou SPS eReE of High and Stoddard iipecte ha ay a front BLACK AND COLORED. Of 40 feeton High, vert runs back — 0, wee ia bergainate iors a Wash-| We are, closing ont at Wrotmearx Prices our ington. “Inquire of STARR large stock of BLACK AND UULOKED LYONS fertheast corner NY avetins LES. fe25-5t {Chron} aud. Piftoenith street. fae inwant ot Silks should avail themselves of the opportunity. it —¥ it Poe yt Ets gto in all kinds of pacrg 308 PEN ereru dt AVENUE ween 9th and loth street {OR RENT—Two new po on nfo Fredo between opporite teen nt RESIDENCES x and u renin nae aire of JOS, F. KELLEY, Real No. 902 Sth street Ee near I street, ons the owner, Wit a. ALIP, 36 1 Lon: isiana avenue. fe2s if S. P. WRISLEY, "i DEALER IN MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES, BUMMER PIECES, &c., &c. The ‘arrant aoe mee Kecinpsjprer youd to be of the best + M.C. A. eT Beeinate: feti-tr___ corner Sth and D streets. = | Free Sate a SOpIRE Nero ertaealct 4 of the STEWART STOVE BOOKS and RANGE CIRCULARS. S7 All who want the BEST STOVE or RANGE will please take notice of the advantages offered. E. F. SIMPSON, EXCLUSIVE AGENT, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A_ two stor; basement nt eek hall, ryt re brick front HOU en, ar water, and water closet. Lot 20x ES ebiapeadch 7 eral acdc ia ae poe co in 6, 12, 18, and or git rian oe — has 9 is 13 To. FSBy apa ea tooE a 4 thoruughly repaired. = a ane ‘and et 113 ADIES SUFFERING “FROM THREGULARI ‘thes or any com iar to their should confide Ya De, LEON the suis reliable ‘ond oldest catablished ph. for such specialty in the city. Those desiring Sreotenent, can repose in him the utmest confidence. in nll cance. Rooms & sylvania avenu>. Fomals "Cnmplovmee re cure is guaranteed the shortest _— Powe. ‘Ladies sas Irreauin day and night. res, as delivered at HLLOSOPH . Hy OF MARRIAGE, New’ York of Anstomy, embracing the decta:—Hi what to live for; Youth, turity: ‘and anbood wal revi CLOTHING, &c. SPRING OVER-COATS ALL SIZES AND COLORS. PRICES FROM §$ TO $25 ar A. Saks & Co.'s, fea No. 316 SEVENTH STRERT. & MERCHANT T. Hotel, Tike te be ed Re ‘mak eT ee a a T ueuduatitdtaeaad "TS.THE MORRING CLASS —Weare now pro- pl sooenen eee oy whole of the canna 0 Spare moments ‘new, light and profitable. fereou of cither ecx casily cara rom Ste. ands bole ane 19 9 he asin F. 4. BEIBELGER, * (Buccemor te H. IF. Lovpon & Go.) CITIZENS, ARMY ore nga to $3 par Boye and girls ears hat all who. ses tls no- The business, we Mi zone none Proprietor. gunna me aa Byes the finest brands.