Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S&S. NOYES........E@iter. WASHINGTON CITY: RUESDAY.... --Mareh 8, 1870. “Reading Matter on Evry Page Receptions. The next reception of the Speaker of the House will be on Friday evening, March 18th, from 9 to 11 o’elock. Mra. Blaine’s receptions will be held every Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2and5 p.m. s20e- Repecep Taxatioy—We have before us a list of more than sixty of the leading Republi- can papers of the country, all of which unite in @ demand for reduced taxation. They repre- sent every section of the United States and all the various elements of the party which placed the present Administration in power, as well, and a large majority of them strongly urge the entire abolishment of the income tax as the best means of accomplishing the demred result. ‘That form of taxation they pronounce the most irouisitorial, corrupting, and unequal yet de- vised, and the one of all others most calculated to produce bed feeling between the people and the Government. 5 So unanimous an expression of opinion from such a faithful reflex of public sentiment and powerful auxiliary as the press can hardly fail to have a controlling influence on Congress, and corresponding legislation may therefore be counted upon with a reasonable degree of conti- derce. Indeed it is understood that a large number of the Republican members of both Houses are already warmly in favor of the mea- sure, believing that they will be defeated at the Polls next fall unless their constituents are in someway relieved from the oppressive burdens under which they now labor. ———__+ee- ‘The New York Tribune of yesterday has a tong and savage article on the proposition to lay down the Stow Foundation Pavement in some of the streets of that city. It character- izes the action of the Councils in the premises 85 a gross outrage, and argues that, from the manner in which it is constructed, the pave- ment in question must prove worthless. Of the motives or the action of the city fathers of New York we can, of course, know nothing; but experience has shown that the pavement referred to is very far from the fail- ure which the Tribune predicts that it must be. A sample of it put down st the mtersection of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street, in this city, nearly two years ago, has so far fully justified the promises of its proprietors and more than met public expectation; and in San Francisco, where it has been used for a mach longer time, and subjected to severe and con- tinuous use, it has proved to be a decided suc- cess. So good an impression has it made here, at any rate, that the people of Washington will be very glad to take it_until they ean find a better one—in exchange for the almost impassa- Die streets with which they are at present afflicted. They may possibly have a better one in New York, but if they have it has been well kept out of view. +02 ‘Witt sor Fratrersise—The Baltimore An- ‘ual Conference of the M. E. Charch South, now in session in Baltimore, has refused the fra- ternal messengers from the Baltimore Annual Conference, (Rev. Messrs. Slicer and Bear,) in session at Frederick. While expressing re- Speet for the messengers personally, they de- clined the overtures of the Conference. After this action, which was by yeas and nays, the “fraternal messengers” retired, declining to be introduced personally after their rejection as fraternal visitors. The influences at the bottom of the action of the Southern Conference are connected with the clatms for certain ¢bureh property and pulpit. ——_—_—_-<+ee- The election in New Hampshire occurs to-day. There are four tickets in the field. The Re- Publican candidate for Governor is Onslow Stearns, the sitting Governor, who has been nominated for re-election, and Charles P. Gage, for Railroad Commissioner. The temperance ticket presents L. ©. Barrows and Henry 0. Pierce, a brother of the late President. The labor reformers have nominated Samuel Flint and George Roberts, and the Democrats John Bedel and Michael T. Donohoe. The whole vote for Governor last year was 67,781. Gover- not Stearns had 35,777 votes and Bedel 32,004 ‘votes, a Republican majority of 3,773. ——_—___- +02 A New Use vor Drrtomacy.—A New York paper has a story that a Russian subject, named Alexander Reno, who was sentenced to the pen- itentiary of that State for twenty-three years “*for one of the most horrible crimes any hu- man being can perpetrate,” has been pardoned by Governor Hoffman and released from prison seventeen years before the expiration of his sentence on the sole ground of his family con- nections. The statement is that the convict’s father is attached to the personal staff of the Emperor, and that his release was due to the “ blandishments of Russ!=» diplomatists.”” aa “Elsewhere will be found a very full and inter- esting report of the interview held by our citi- zens yesterday with the Senate District Com- @ittee upon the Territorial question. A portion of this report appeared in yesterday's STAR, but from the great interest manifested in the subject we publish it to-day compiete. ——— ‘The citizens of Baltimore will to-day cast their ballots for or against the ordinance suthor- izing the city to endorse the bonds of the Wes- tern Maryland Railroad Company to the amount of one million four hundred thousand dollars. “No Prxsmwts.”—High life in New York bad a wedding the other day, upon the invita- tion cards to which were engraved the signifi- cant words “ No Presents.” Gertixe Dows To Harp Pax !—Our money report shows that gold dropped to-day to 1114. At must soon touch bottom. ‘Miss Alide Topp, the pianiste, is going to South America ona professional tour. She will prob- ably top the Andes while there. Sravtvie, of is said to be the — of a third m the Roman Conncil, w! to the two extremes. A writer says that 3 paper @rawn up by him, which has received signatures expresses the desire that the Council may lim't Seastins te Og Selec of censure whoever erroneous hortile to the primacy; against those who , Scents a on bonnet show no increase ae matic bore in New York isin pneu: the ‘The adoption of the Fi teenth Amendment adds two by tothe voting pepalntin eee bs pited, and to make up for it he has aaa the entire church to memory. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.} 13°" "™"* paw. This Afternoon’s Dispatohes. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Specie Payments! Telegraphed Bzclusiwely to The Bveniag Star. New York, March 8.—The stampede to sell gold in Wali street continues. The price has slowly receded to 11 yall}, where it now is, At every decline there is great cheering. neensees Drees bees rence oie payments. Exclusively to The Evening Sar. Coxcorp, N. >] oe 8.—Up to noon less ane the the four central wards have been polled, wuaite outnsts of ettonnt The company will have the power Detroit citer 0 beldgn ener tho it river, or to com- Matis tated tat Sir John Young, the Gover- 1 proceed 1 to nett, member of Congress from this trict, by the follo solved, That this req another meeting, to inquire into the acts dishonorably committed by the said D. 8. Ben- nett and Traman G. Avery, and if found true, that ‘they be expelled from the Board ot ‘The London ef Sec- Boutwells Bill Tilegrophed Keceatecip to gee Evening Star. eae requ fr tne purge was held in foe c ev for the ees oe poser bad called the Several were made and resolutions adopted det the recent rioting and joocunaaad in Paris. ‘oP order undred people assembled, a fra nouncing Floating Ice i Kee ino the Atlantic. Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Evening Star. Loxpor, March, 8—The Sone gat Nem aca ing vessels arriving at the eaakerty. alee Gales inthe Prevalence of heavy Atlantic. Vast fields of ice are floating south- ‘usual this season. wardly much earlier than eee Fire. Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Star. Linpsry, March 8—The stores occupied b: A.G a ary goods, and Bertram Bros., ape destroyed by fire last night. enue Qin The French Political Prisoners on the Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Evening Mar. Panis, March &—The Marseillaise this morn- ing publishes violent letters from Henri Koche- fort, and ether political yrize SA Swedish minister, Rev. Mr. inftum River, at Anoka, Minn, whi in wi mometer marked ten de; Hae yee change date ‘gold for ‘il bilte paid for tuition in FY NSEND anor io Negi e ACTalt past seve pet seiee FERS AY SDAY EVENING. Shine, ture.” boon a eer as a rd WM. THOM,G.5.K. TING OF TH ON! ig BLICAN CLUB hare Mriie ‘st.,on WEDNESDAY, 7 o'clock p.m c. 8. BS, Pres’ J. A. BOSS, Sec'y. mtr ‘A REGULAR MEETING OF hem OF TRUSTEES OF PU! 16 su OLS wall be Sth street, bet. LL po ‘ univereal {grorite with our = jar monia| 3 TUESDAY | ae ea Paes ‘Adin See erssrmamarcis mance Pree: Re RELaE ENED OEE rocement of ‘ihe. Thatez om REPUBLICAN MERTING. x of th DENT REPU BL can” = eM oR held DAY RVESING tit sin ce Sais “BEN. M. idan ta lem ie rein Wil oe DOES ml- WASHING. int making th Sy aerate acai cee ese ore seomataaicn saber ican: pe ENS reat. he. by. Dre, Ema LOS VRE es er IvaL Wik we aL E™ noom LECTU # STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY, w Bar, Y, AND FORTHE ir OF THe SUNDAY SCHOOL sets ae serum sch Single atsaission, 10 SMITH & STRONG'S ART GALLERY, 965 ¥ STREET, FOR 4 FEW DAYS ONLY, A LARGE COLLECTION OF AUTOTYPES. Frc simiies of allthe Paintings, Statuary, Fres- va of the great Masters, from Raphael, coce an@iUartoous Michsel Angelo: @c.. down to this day, Adolph Braun, Parte: The collection of the SISTINE CHAPBL, im Reme, by Michael m5-3t Angelo, never before published. oe eee a| FSR Sa haw pore g ee Pg 0 HORSES; ron Avot dows LUoAS cor. NEW BOO’ ABD OE STORE. ‘Tth st. bet. H Penn. asre 5 Street, LINKING & 208. he Eine GAME, Nan ass DELIVERED TO aT ‘D- serie OF ORARGE. Stet CIDER. We have just received trom N. Ohio 35 bt APELE CIDER: pure und reese the ee Deng fllee: In quantitics 19 pails at 56 conte cos aeliea ae ; ru ~ sell fo the trade at reduced rates. S*108 NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mb3 Between 1th and 111 Besce OF MME. Di DEMOBEST. GRAND OPENING streets. oF SPRING FASHION On MONDAY, Mancu 7, 1370, ‘at wee 4 x Bor deldatad No. 711 Markets popecesbe Ne athena ‘and sa och streets,over i PATTERNS of all the Inet ai most reliable for Ladies’ and Cl iren's rad MAKING in all its ranch: i al ting and Basting a short notive’ ae a NITED. Us aaisae ravent a ASHINGTON, D.C. 36. L, of fap ua ees wise Ball, deceased, pra} tag for xtension of a ited. to the raid Wiliam fall’om thy ath. ae, 1886, for ‘an improvement in Op. esting Steam Sis close on the ‘Seth daytor ‘€ |i Map ne rt limited to the 6tb day ‘and ‘that said Detition be heand on the Tih aay thar ot Any person may oppose this exter can Te 8. mieten ye LS. FISHER, “WANTS. Pendent tos ok Soe rusiness. trees. with, Waray Wo! work. Apply at DI to di age house ers Grocery, cor, ath isis mae 210 0 4. near 12th. Tas 3 P.M. DUBANT. fae RENT —Seven ream rot Hous! . cumvent orn the Premioee, whose WMP ‘SOR. paved alley in centre of quusre. bounded by pea agora sa and rereete north, gent $12.0 por month in advance. ms-St GETOWN -BRICK foor + Fooms. rent 912 90. ‘High and 5 | eae coatsining Eeauire ot sare G88 ERT corese and E Eevee Enquire of Piste Bates BS tr mire at 0. arith and sth, aver oc Corner of oth and i streets, ATER a settled gag! Toma, =e. do OR RENT On the lat A ng 1 famnit ell-furnished” house. i thee at General housework in a mall family. A well: farni in the west referees ‘Apply at No. 297 F at, acti, ond. Sunmmier Feaidence ia Wash Detween ad end Sd sta ington." Address Box T ‘Star Ulhce, ANTEDSA first class HOUSE, camper Fee BENTIA new HOUSE, seven rooms and Mar, Ge N SI ae Wu Fass THE CITY OF sat INDIAN Wiens a Bice hs arek 2\to Iz o'cloce a. Mrs. Moulton, 900 Perwet, berwene Nreete.. Comvttation free eh EXACT FRom THE PROVIDENCE DAILY iT, March 8. 1365: Dr Fan & on wonderful this Walave the most Toliable textimony as tonie skill in the heali art, aud if were induced Goubl we could at faite Schnowisdge the success which has Eitended his professional services since he has fon cures Consumption, Stuttering. Someescings ‘emale Weakness, Piles. . Lome of Voice, Catarrh. Blindness. and and ell Chronic We advise all who are in need iseasee. a.plosician to call upon him.as his reputation te founded upon many almost mniracn lous cures B: Feauort, De. ANYON will remain fei 13000 et no by G street Yith ith, Washingtone De ee eel "PUR SENSATE ON OF THE PERIOD—aLD test RBY'S 5) Address, a0 us delivencat farniched. during this session of on New Jersey avenue, above the National i ical Society, at clive valor Feeponeibi small, family’ wiling | strect ‘morane’ street north, ben ee a topay Teen on stherw wise sulted. Address ing fetween New ew Jerse Avenue apd 3d street west, eae One 4 ae 3.B% office of thie mbr-2t" "| Rent in ad 7-3 i fete In toes WOMAN, as house. OR aa =o OR RENT—A BAKERY a NT AS THE GRAV ry work hight. person in the Brick House, opposite the raliway depot at A. zatret, oouth of Foun ern Pe, paseT, " nees,and cen- for $100. or rented for rT Office open = and te age trally ed. Une who writes hand pref per annum, Call at Mr. ROTH'S, 802 Tath street | and ete ca hee “J. M,” Star Uftice, gfrin ing Se ce — M® ULI ere ity phar nc-naer! OCHE'S SPRI Clair and 825. 900 WANTED, FOR A TEEM. OF vor ifm pate frac iat an Mags years. for which { will pay ite from. Long Bri ‘wand Pa. : B.S. JOHNSTON. No. ad Penney and is Fy ato re socerity pad ia in vay se ply via nee. between 45 and 6th streets 6" aavet ie or more eS for 12 W ib gallone of MILK daily. Address “FARM ER,” Star office mbh2-6" “MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- Ad DEANS ana? ond BEYOLUTIONARY SURIP or a thest market price wi LA Ry Tosurance Agent and Beal’ Estate Bro” 6289 1 sti ona thelr FUBRITUR Ar reoerieg Reccking wn boubek coping Tk wi Rd tion, by La h st. fel4-Im* hase. }5 U0 WV sre of SiC De Haxb ND wubiz¢RE for space! aia LIAMS. jn%-3m__No. 739 7th street, between G and i. ED—! Pier a BRAZIL- Ww AuiARY PEBBLE tod Secnhie ocho bus ome to oI en the oye- sight. ‘and cl EMPLER'S, Optician. next jad-ly | cam bay [NE ou the snd noise. LEVY, 956 Pa. ae ANTED—To of SEC National Hose NTED—Ladies ‘Rie ae AR rorking, it is legretorg the "best sar at O. BAUS oop. Sith atvect, seascaal > with aS OS lesa we Shine in the world. skirt and Corset Factores Wie Sh Ia, (8 FAIR CASH T'S AND LOST AND FOUND. ULES FoR aaa p eubscriber Sees sale NP AES YOK MOLES and a of hi three WHITE PIGS. Maw. JA REvE.Jen Bes ‘them away. near M. st. ROWN, Gst., 907- TAKEN UP ASTRY ON THE 47H of M. tl The owner will Inquire to WILLA, o mary wil h 7th on 10th ot RINITY SCHOOL aaa LADIES — eae: trom rage met jeatinsare Latin inet PA rich abe’ mn Yt m. in unvare at Pa nia ‘nit ree SPECIE PAYMENT RESUMED Persons purchasing CIGARS. TOBACOO, &c., 8. B. DAY 379 (old Noo ¥ Srazer, Till receive seman change pcueal to amount of mh7-6t™ Thee iT I shall commence from to-day to give change to my euatomers, in SLuvEB vor, in anticipation of a general resumption of SPECIE PAYMENT. Ta connection with ass the above, I would call atten- BEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF HANDKEROHIEFS. FOR THE SMALL FOLKS. Plain White Handkerchiefs, four for 25 cents, Cclored Border do. three for 25 cents, Do. do. linen do. 15 and 20 cents, Hemsiitched linen do. ‘2 and 2 cents. LADIES’ LINEN HANDKEROHIEFS. Plain, 10, 12%, 15, 20, 35, and 30 cents, Hemstitched, 25, 3734, 80, 2, and 75 cents. GENT'S LINEN HANDKERCGIEFS. Plain, hemmed, and unhemmed, 35, 40. 50, 62, and 75 ‘conte. Hemstitched, 40, 40, 75, and $1. den, the 1 Sheree Paxcthiege ‘also does my very iarge stock FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, which is daily reptenished. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, wh7-tr.2 Between Penn's avenue and D street. Sre| i ries ene ress ie WAL. wal Hu 000 aa —— moire BALL, EVENING WEDDING DRESSES sot WALKING OURr8 mage fu tates J, Di oa 410 Eleventh atrot street, abore work guaranteed. EN- Frida: lost, fr from 912 I strect, a smali ack KAT TERTER apseering te the sua mobo." A Mboral reward shall be eaid aud no ‘csked, ifbrought back to the above prem mas-3t" OsT—On eT Yard, on the 3d inst.. 2 small Lists ie FOUby LE, nose black; Snewers, to le roward will I be given Te ret ieee Ko, Fite th etree street east, between D and Este, x A. N. SPRAGUE. REWARD —Strayed-on the th inet a @UF $58 FALO rai n niaed, speckied red red and mara aor) Sui Ns 300 Ti st. = Srening of the sth inet += FUR joe. ard will be given by cen H.C. WATSON, eee Warket: mny-st= He RENT—Three or more FUR SwinneD or CRFURNISHED ROOMS on See first and second floors suitable for housekeeping: in a desira Be lecation. Apply 502 L street, betwee na oth nd 2 sory and, bencment BRIC! 0} HOUSE, near a Price Gat. Teras cast. shui chess m5-est" WALSH. Beal Estate Broners, bet. 6th and 7th ate. Fo cig or irae, CRSURNISEED ROOMS, . 3 arge Parlors: Hos. in. suite, consisting ge Parlors. Pining’) 7 re “i sicon al veawited” Rosine fan fete No. 80S Date oan % ‘OR RE. 352 6 os ype" ‘ cee thts Fe =e a ae x B STAND That well kusans bustuons stand tor ner of 10th and Pennsylvania avenue: many years cormpied by 3. Tecently by tee ist for Goon wilt and Axtures for sale.” For particular ly to W. H. CLAGETT, Admiuistrator, Ne arket Le - The three story TRICK SROUEE between G and areas; — the modern improvemen: ar. B \Gantectioner. 1 as 5 FFIELD Hag Ist. N.W Pas N 10 a ES itary an! rooms, Bat, water heated or z d heated by Latrobe: will beronted Raiece peeeer " of 15th and F sts. ms-6t Fee. RANT That fine large STORE fi ROOM, |. No r. nd 7th st., Washington now occupied by Mr. Hirsch. Possession the Ist-of April next. For terms apply to aL an ee mh3-eo! ¥ B a A WITH PEREROIL DRY Cl rt) BALE, ON Lith STREET. Mie L AND Wo offer this desirable Raskdence, ‘centrally and picaeantly located as it is, containing eight rooms, I, dry cellar, with two-story back building. water and gas, for $6000, on the following remarkable terms :—$1.000 cash, and the remainder at $50 per month, the rent nearly mecting the deferred pay- mente.’ ‘This property will suit and come within the rtics who have call Siuhin the Ia se days for h ee miampeeS jt on q fast Fe USHUA WHITNEY & €0., No. 729 7th street, ‘mh 3-5t between G and H streets. Fo SALE—A FRAME Fog SE AND LOT. containing four rooms and a store room. If de: Pree he Stock and Fixtures will be sotd along with the house; No. or weld ow bi HE FOR BE $= One thre ney BRICK HOUSE. t . s ‘month, New Jopery avenusy between F awd, Inguire ot yy: ¢- Jonson, 71S 13th street, bet ween and OR RENT—A convenient BRICK HOUSE con. taining 7 rooms on Wth strect.near L. in goad repair; gas throughout and hydrant in the yard Hocation ruperceptionable, Enquire at GIBBS’ Hair Sto Pennsyivania avenue, neat, 13th atre ‘—Un the 2d at the withe ei ] ae oF halla, 3 PO KET BOOK ‘email amount cf Toney and men liveral reward will be given if returned to OSt—On Pm Saturday night lasts Pager from n Rand VicTORT NE CATE. of dark color. The findor will be suitably rewarded and receive the thanks of the ieonet; upon applying at 1205 K street, ¥: ow. 20 REWARD will be paid for the recovery of by two colored boys.” One strawberry colored. Hix tw Jor ys. ine strawberry los nix ‘old; Keren Sot ag a spotted red, with Sates .. They were order. The bores, Sh%3 returned to SOHN McC THY. or ADAM RHSLAGER, corner of 15th and P streets. mbh7-3c" FR OGRR On the ath inst.,a small Lo hl roy A which the owner can by ay to Ne 1116 Lith street, bet: Ls and BM north, rv atier oe P. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘and ES SO Tigter Bore: arated ta one af the bese busiest lodeot Bou gton Bent month. for sailing. a Ewvopens ¢ tour. ‘apaty's Ti8 eetrvet = 8g street south, between Va, avenue ye ae OR SALE—An A. No. VU, pin ag ase nateel bab Ge esi oo aa eatle; when andor verne pee aS, the ae er [lider or merchant living in the aeautns fe seen after 4 pm. at 1836 6th strest WW" ee Rae the Beaune B Star aw Fe, SALE—Three yaaable FAT EAT ERTS Al 1735 Peansplvania aveuees Weshinnten BOARDING. a eee aS 'URNISHED BOOMS AND BUARDING FO) FS AOn Se AE SOREDING —One furnisned off one for it wit! DARD. §47 for two in- cluded senha Sith streets berween’ Lr ad Bt mort! ‘mabl -3t' vest, ei pe wan rg asBBY, Siope. rot _ Ste |i m 2-6t [POE BENT Fine BRICK HOUSE. N street, between 4th and containing 9 rooms, kitchen, b and cold water, sewer, &c. ERY. Re aE ah thst Batate ‘Agent. o, gin JOR RENT-A very y desirable i HOUSE. No. 1000, corner of F and 0th conveniences. THos. BWA mhl-6t 519 Seventh st. Fo RENT—STORE and DWELLING, contain- ing six rooms and cellar, southwest corner of Maryland avenue and 12th street west. Rent mode rate. Apply to H. FORSTER, next door 2" ee ‘and Pennsylvania ni ENT SECOND ¥L09) Fore or HOUR & sw ie6 F FGE BENT—one fret-clane BRICK HOUSE, on Gecractown Heights, now occupied by Gen. ‘Sam’! Beck, . several decirabie Brick ‘and Frame Houses, in good loca- tions, for rent or sale. SBE & 3,3, LIBBEY, fe26-tt 27 Witer .. Georgeto oC. Foe RENT—Two new =a ol SST BENCES on Ith street, between 1 and K sts. northwest, opposite the new square. ‘Tho houses contain tr: teen rooms each, are thoroughly built and somely finished thronghont, and contain as eters improvements. Inguire of JOSE F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, No. near I ene Wa ee PRET Etsa- street, or to t Fes SALE A ary, desirable BU =e LoT em orgh K street, between 16th and ith Er'feet 6. inches by Uf feet to 9 feet alle Biguite at 930 20 street NW. tess col OR RENT— the ist rth eRe sis a haere Le No, ietentee Dat “a pase: 30: it ste EL atrcet, be- tween: pgorint Bate fe2-tf tchron) Sas” TOWLES, Brosercy Agt. Paine ta te five OF FICK ROOMS in the » 905 P » south: Building, 9 enna. —, oe F CP ae creer bet fy ates ames a loor east reet, iD at jorment, Req. ‘This fe ano of the best and most convenient! houses in the city. It is in good condi 5 ‘will be rented low to a good ten- ant. he ulce of Mutual i AE LO the uifice of Mutual Insurances Company “ove Fe EENT—TWO. DWELLINGS oa ra yard very ON MCB BROS. cor ‘cor Be nip iy oa. Fens BENT One ae BRICK HOUSE. 4g Gus Aub atte detweon Band CoN "five minates! RECEIVED On aig AND 8 SOLD ON eae Eee oe CARRIAGES oy Th 2 7th st., near D street, nort MAE ee POSALS FOR MEAT. sin mang wick ee be mo seat Be Sealed mang eka, | DUES FOR B SALE. pecans eed i ‘ef 1m. pall | BRICK HOUSE, 12 rogue, th the snd’ COB! Ei ‘and MUTTON Ose, 8 ie Stables" Lot 300 test time an the Gammlesary Gonerel Many dices ee | 5 SAMICK HOUSE, 9 side F street, 4 on x0 java + (Breen: or Sugar, eae ohert a oer pact t Jeli Ri fuatard, ici tile Pom ounds Bs ons Lara Oil. cA ea mbs-6t Brevet Major, U.3. A.A. 0.8. ee i E*ooursce Home MANUFACTURE: ATT Ow Tae Sat On ‘hand. a large supply of the Dest quality of Tig era beta ae wi ts Bat eto tes aN Stlichte'ss Rertes: ‘feiss Ds... DOKS NOT BAT PUP—DR. DARBY hanks those physicians ave tendered ‘blems of ot lotereat wafhicted mau roblems ED sereet, south of Ponte Ives E ES” DOOT: antees success i ness confidential. hugs quclose Bs, stapes Address Si Married Ladice Mrs. mbeee NEL FEMALES—DR. and MA- practice) I CRTANT TO Boils (35 years’ certain relict to marriea Ladies, Ciakee eid at med icine, at one interview. Female restorative $5. Pa tients from a distance provided with &c. Electricity scientificall) Teenty cighth ctrest. pear horus city. a LARS SUFFERING FROM TRREGULART or my Ay aint pecutiar to their sex. should confide in oe. KUN, the only ar h oldest abies ysician for each specialt, qv. Me we goon treatment — repos aie him O atinnet cophdonts Ma penteotere coset in all casen. Boome 414 Tenth wttostalon Penn syivania ave Boek anv JOB PRINTING and Prompt BY BH. POLK WHORN EO « 8 'y Barecuted. _inI21y _D street, between 61 WOOD AND COAL. ALic ce pa P a“ REOUCED BD PK: 1k. Woop eS to derade hes any fair and honorable compat. citizen of Wi Wschanptom of 8 arty youre” jween Kixth and Seventh strevis, f, bets the ante for past fa. Peate stot of the ame fel PAINTING. Derecer.’ { Dsrm aT. MACNICHOL & BRENNAN'S Pai LER NT, ENTING BOT 28. . lang raging Gia doh | ae Wall ‘pare f . Bi ‘ ing, Wall Painting’ Tntepis every variety of HOUSE and StUm "AIN acuick 1s bet HOU women ne practical Beat hands and using the puree Promptly and ss low angucd work tan te done Binrlet) very sob extrented ts th large, will attention. for = wil Fees, vernal ® icited, and 109- " Somtracts satisfaction ___ 923 D streot. between Sth and 10th. 8. 8. HEMPLER, OFTician, sale-ty Next to the National Hotel. ROPOSALS FOK FUEL. sor Rern’st Cz March 2. 10 received at this office an of THURSDAY, the tiie day “iz ee weet) Ma Paulie of the Captiol, under the di direction of Engineer, within twenty days from the dauseot = pe unt kien, tn nea B.C ences, - cS j fo nee of bie D a No. 329 1 Street, near Mth anc | cesefi at biader for the. ta ert TuERSON, dost Clork Howse of Representatives. HILOSOPHY OF MABRIAGE, . WRISLEY pauovgrat op of lectus et, a delivered, at thc Ss.” ¥ ew juecum of Anatomy. embracing the ay Bad dif ger tematens ee ‘Youth, Me eapmepepoe! arity and Manhood uty Perlowed MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, Disease ou for; ‘Marriage Philosophical | riREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPs, CLOTHING, &c. - BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES. SUMMER PIRCES, &c.. &c. warranted to be of the best Gall sed cxamine them. se ee BIL corner ‘oth and D ateent, SPRING OVER-COATS, ALL SEZES AND COLORS. PRICES FROM $5 TO @25 at A. Saks & Co.’s, fels No. 316 SEVENTH STREBT. a E. J. HELBERGER, * (Successor te H. . Lowpon & 00.) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, late me ee OOILS, CHIGNONS S¥itcazs, bs 71 KTS LINEN veaivaseeee! CUFFS, &c., THORENS 314 8th st., above Penna. ave. ea BOSS & WALSH, boo & ESTATE SXCHANGE & BROKERS , Mo. 397 PEWWA AVENUE, Bouth side, (4h and Teh stroots weet. ove-ty Site Watse, ‘M. BRADLEY & Sens, etty | aa-<ccdtwi 2 Per Cent Gold Bonds At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN. NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. FIKST MORTGAGE AND CONVEKTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY A LIBERAL SINKING FUND. INTEREST PAYABLE IN COTN AT NEW YORK OR Lon- DON, PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COIN IN FIFTY TEARS. TRUSTEES: J.Epcan Thomson, Pres't Pennsyloamia K. KR. On C.L. Frost, Pres. Toledo. Peorsa § Warsaw K.K.Oo ‘These Bonds, at present price of goid, yield over 9 percent. interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U.8.5-20's, which now only pay @4 per cent. in curreney ‘They are only issued upon each section of the Road &s tast as the same is completed and in successful operation. Over two-and-half millions of dollars have been expended on the Road. Eighty throes miles are about complmted aud «quipped. and already show large earnings; and the remainder of the line is rapidly toward completion. ‘The State of Lowa, through which this road rans, 4s one of the richest agricultural sections in America Its large population, extending with surprising ra- and other agricultural products, create @ pressing demand for the construction of this road, which af fords the best possible guarantee for the bondliold ers, eapecially as the line runs through the wealthicet and most thickly populated section of the State. State of Minnesota. Reference to the map of the United States will show that 1 traverses the most enter prising and growing portion of the West,and forms one of the great trunk lines im direct communication wth New York, Chscazo amd Si. Louis, being to the latter city 99 miles nearer from Northern lows and all portions of the State of Minnesota than by any other road now built or prejected, and also the noar est route from Central and Southern Iowa. ‘The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly es constructed, and thus KECEIVES BAKNINGS ON 1TS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY iN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEVED TO PAY THE INTEKEST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE KOAD 18 FINISHED. Tr buyer of these Bonds ts therefore guaranteed by a treat business already tmpxtstence om the route of th roat, @s well as by new current earnings, and has not torisk any of the contingencies which always attend the opening of roads in a new and unsettled country. A limited quantity only ef these Bonds are now oGered at 98. HENRY CLEWS @ co., BANKERS, No. 32 W, ‘REET. Ber Satsty 0. ALL st LEWIS JOHNSON @ ©O., M0-Im BANKERS, PENN. AV..Con. 107m st. ail sereeapant _ FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1099, SVSES. Sake 3.4. PAHEESTOOE’S Sox 2 00., sobs raora.stons. FITTEBORG, Pa.