Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cirenlation in the District = ——— _ ' WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY... «Marek 16, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. The next reception of the Speaker of the House will be on Friday evening, March em, from 9 to 11 o'clock. Mrs. Blaine’s receptions will be held every | morning. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches.” ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. REPORTED SA ATEEY OF THE mms The city of p=: oop aS New York, Marob b 16—The City of Boston arrived at Queenstown at one ‘’élock this [Second Dispatch.] Lowpoy, March 16.—P. .—The Inman steam- ship, the City of Boston, Capt. Halcrow, which left New York on the 2th of January last, and ‘Halifax two days afterward, arrived at Queens- town at one o'clock this having conse- ‘Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2and5 p.m. And now comes a cry from the West that Congress should put forth its undoubted con- Stitutional power to carry lines of railroads, or ©f commercial communications of any kind, over State lines, in spite of any obstructions which States may put in the w: ‘The city of Cincinnati wants a railroad to Chattanooga. The State of Ohio has a benifi- cent free railway law, under which the right to build railroads is as free as air, but Ken- tucky stands in the way, just as Maryland stands in the way of railroads to the national capital, and the result is that through the influence of Louisville, the Kentucky Legislature have re- fused a charter fora road through that State from Cincinnati to Chattanooga. Under the hide-bound, restriction policy of Maryland and New Jersey, Kentucky has but 800 miles of railroad in a State with 38,000 square miles of Surface and 1,300,000 people, while Ohio, with about the same extent of surface, has under her Hberal railroad laws 3,200 miles of railroad; and is proceeding with the construction of 500 miles more. A writer in the Cincinnati Gazette, taking this dog-m-the-manger policy of Kentucky as a text presents @ conclusive argument to show that Congress, under the first article of the Constitution—where it Is authorized t “regu- late commerce among the several States’ — has the power to deal with everything, from a ferry-boat to a railroad; and not only to charter a railroad across State lines, but to em- ‘This doctrine is in accordance with our theory Of government, which is opposed to all monopo- | ly restrictions and lines calculated to abridge | power any particular corporation to make one. | | forty-five days. The news has created the most profound ex- citement, both here and at Liverpool, where the public interest had worked up to an immense pitch. Business, at this hour, is almost entirely suspended in the stock exchange and the gene- | ral markets in both cities in the eagerness to gather the particulars, which are as yet entirely wanting. The telegraph lines to Great Britain are not working well to-day, owmg to the prev- alence of a storm. The City of Antwerp, which left New York on the 5th instant, arrived at Queenstown at half past four this morning. ‘This sets at rest the apprehensions expressed in some quarters that the first announcement of the arrival of the City of Boston was a mistake, for Antwerp dispatches, received thus far, are explicit that the City of Boston arrived at ono o’clock, and the City of Antwerp at half-past four. The particulars will be forwarded as soon as received. ‘New York, March 16.—The vessels of the Inman line and others in the harbor are gaily dressed to-day with flags and banners, on ac- count of the reported safety of the City of | Boston. cent gles, LATER. A CRUEL HOAX. The City of Boston Has Not Been Heard From. {Third Dispatch.) New York, March 16.—The reported arrival Of the City of Boston is false. Lowpox, March 16.—2:30 p. m—An inquiry the rights and privileges ot the people of the | *dressed by me to the agents of the Inman whole country. It will not be many years be- fore the doctrine that a State can set itself up | to block the way and restrict freedom of inter- course between the different parts of the coun- | try will be scouted as a relic of the dark ages —+.02- Our local columns to-day tell that forty col- red families left Washington this morning for Mississippi where they have been employed at high wages to work on the cotton plautations. Within the last month other parties ef colored laboring men with their families have gone from here in the same direction, and the move- ment seems to be part of a pretty extensive cur- rent of emigration south. The returns of the cotton, sugar and tobacco crops have put the South in funds, and the result is an activity in trade and enterprise at- tracting a large emigration in that direction. ‘Thousands of negroes are leaving Virginia and ‘Tennessee to find homes in the cottou and sugar States. While this active movement of colored People towards the cotton belt is in progress there is an equally marked white movement to- ward the new lands of Arkansas and Texas. In the first two months of this year three thousand laborers passed over the Illinois Central Rail- road to the Gulf States. The cotton crop of 1359 Was large and valuable, and that of 1870 will be €veu more valuable. It will give the South the means to command and control any market. In | addition to these staples the South has diversi- fied its agriculture, and is providing for more of its wants than it formerly did. It, therefore, has more money to spare. The new freedom ot } the blacks, too, makes thousands of new pur- chasers, and increase the demand for the man- ufactured gods which the North produces so adundantly. Southward the star of empire takes its way! — ee It is apparent that the practical effect of the recent decision of the Swpreme Court that greenbacks are not a good legal-tender for debis contracted before February, 162, is to be much more limited than was supposed. The New York Post in referring to this fact says that it seems likely to be enforced or adopted only in the case of railroad and similar corporation: which have bonds outstanding, by trustees afid | ee who have no discretion in the matter, Fund n. “OM* cases by States and municipalities. In New Engwz? railroads are alveady comply- ing with it im some instan¢es, bur tno 7st Says that no railroad having its office in New York | city has yet done so. Savings banks and insur- | ance companies have mostly by positive resolu- tion or tacit corsent agreed to continus to re- | ceive payment in greenbacks of mortgages male Before ise. 1% — ‘The New York Tribune (money article) says of Mr. Sumner’s bill to resume specie paymer* “This bill, if passed, would oe gold up again. | “Ut the ‘passage of such a scheme. It ms to us our finances are doing “@ why not let weil enough alone!” Per contra—the Post is rather inelined to favor the Sumner bill. It says: “Such a bold and efficient measure as this | may, at first sight. frighten many timid mon both in and out of but it will gain | strength by discussion, we hope to see it —. hiy debated, so that the people um ecisely who h nds, and who ‘Mesars. Hart & Winter announce the discon- | tinuance of the Morning News atter to-da s cirenlation has been good; but being sold for a penny the margin of profit from this source was | not large; and the advertising patronage has not been sufficient to make the paper a paying concern. The News has been conducted with spirit and independence, and the fact that it has not succeeded goes to show that the journalistic Held here is overcrowded, even after the numer- ous newspaper deaths of the last year or two. £2. —_ \ How « Brave AcT was Keererocaten.— It seems, by a communication in the Baltimore American, that the first act in the life of Midship- man Edward P. Williams (late Commander of the ill-fated Oneida,) was to save the Captain and crew of the British ship Cleopatra, off St. Jobns, N. im the year 18%3, while Mr. Wil- | Hams Was attached to the United States sloop- of-wax Decatur. The return made by the British (Captain of the Bombay was to leave him tosink | with the Oneida. veces The jary have failed to agree, in the Moore- Bonnell case, in New York, whether the parties were really married or not. In this curious case the woman sues the man for slander in saying he ts masried to-her, whereby she lost her situ- ation ag teacher. She ought to know if she is married. — ‘The Parepa Hosa troupe are having a tremen- Giaaeaee ee ne | Washington again this season. “Edit wet BAY fiend PBL ARCH 2 wilco Bet oe a Temas Se ‘ bat Se vam retee tt — Teh trent. imbie st fs tag iss wae | teas WISHING TO OBTAIN copies aes “ae eee Y ok qreming im cash = Baie | The stimulating principle of the preparat: | Steamship Line is answered, at 1:40 p. m.,to the effect that they have no information whatever of the City of Boston, and that the current rumor of her arrival is doubtless a heartless hoax. (Signed) A. C. Wirsox, Agent of the Associated Press. New York, March 16—The following was = to-day to Mr. A. C. Wilson, agentof the Associated Press at Londo: “If the report of the arrival of the City of Boston proves to have been wilful, and not acci- dental. pablish the following : Rewarp.—The Associated Press of New York offers a reward of $500 for the detec- tion and punishment of the author of the hoax which reported the pg = hao] City of Boston at Queenstown, on the 1 Davrp M. Parte President.” evel is The Oneida Disaster_The Pall Mall Gazette eee Accounts are li Exclusively to The Evening Star. Lonpoy. March 16th.—The Pall Mall Gazette says: “The American accounts of the Oneida disaster are not only inconsistent with each other, but are inconsistent with the facts, and even With possibility.” sa LAE eee The English Educational Bill. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Bvening Star. Lowpow, March 16.—Previously to the ad- journment of the House of Commons this morn- ing, Hor of the Exchequer, Mr. Lowe, closed the debate on the Educational bill in a strong speech in support of the measure. pasate Sea eam Education ia France. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Ron March hore ip —— of ae —. commenting upon the report recently m: poy hoe hy avert must rey jationtze the educational system of France. i get A New Japanese Embassy about Start- ing Out. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Loxpon. March 16.—Dispatches from Japan report that another Japanese Embassy is about starting on a tour through agh Europe and America. Re-election of Mininters it in vty ice Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Lisnox, March 16.—The elections for mem- bers of the Chambers terminated yesterday. All of the Ministers were re-elected. pS ae ha, The French ambawader has uot Left Rome. Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Star. Rome, March 16.Tne rumored departure of the Freneh Ambassador from this city is not confirmed. “s Dr. Seheeppe Has Not Escaped. Trlegraphed Exctusively to The Evening Star. Canisix, Pa., March 16.—There is n> truth iu the reported ‘escape of Dr. Schoeppe from ail. ates Seventeen Inches of Snow. Telegraphed Kzclusively to The Evening Star. POTTSVILLE, March 16.—Seventeen inches of snow fell last night, and it still continues snow- ing. +s00- a7-The United States Marshal of Louisrit aks of “whisky, or bust-head,” in his official per: SINKING SLOWLY. Diseases that progress rapidly to @ crisis are the only ones to be dreaded. Canker or dry ro not blast a tree as suddenly asa stroke of lightning, Dut unless arrested ft destroys it as certainly; and in Itke manner chronic debility ,although it does not Kill with the swittuess of yellow fever, is as sure to sap the springs of life eventually as any acute dis- case, if not checked by invigorating medication. There is something inexpressibly tonching in the spectacle of premature decay. Languor, pallor, emactation. depression of spirits, and a distaste for exertion, are itsordizary «ymptoms, and they should bepromptly met by tonic treatment. The best in vigorant and exlflarant that can be administered in acase of this kind is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. m roMses the dornant enécgies of the system, and the strength | ening and regulating properties givé a permancat and healthful impulse to the vital forces thas brought into play. The failing appetite is re awakened, the process of digestion and assimilation are quickened, the quality of the Llvod is improved, the secretions become more natural, and « that contributes to the nourishme: Body un dergves malatary change. By these means the repair of the physical structure is effected and its health and vigor restored. I no class of diseases bas th Vemeficent operation of the Butters been more marked and striking than in these characterized by general | debility and nervous ‘prostration. Ladies affectet | with these ailments find in this most wholesome of alll tonics and correctives the aafest and surest means of reliof. It is strong to restore and powerless to injure. Such is the uniform: testimony of “clouds of witness TO MEDICAL STUDENTS, nips JOHNKON'S Modical Class will DAY, he ath inet. ~at3 Dp. m.,at “a eh a ae ae ae ces corner eat ee ia DE. morning, quently been out of sight of land for more than | FIRANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL. The gold market continues feverish with the above the average amount. ny eigenen Serge ren the sales in were at 1lxallly. The first record was lllX, after whieh there was to 124, w er phe tl and areturn ‘0 Li? ing tendency. ac ee ‘and six Lad — Betis es oa there aathing vnew pots WasuIneTon, March 16, 1810.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Govern- securities: quiet; rib sides, 15154; ‘shoulders, 12a124; hams, 19 fe 15% a6.’ Whisky hetd firm sak March 16.—Virginia sixes, bat id, 66 asked; a, 1866, 655; bid, 66 tekod? |» G56 bid. ne New Yorn, one 10.—Stocks steady and firm. Money Toray at 6 per cent, Gold, 12. nia 8, @X-COU! by 10%. foots Gama ad 46%; ee Cc. 8. O'HARE & SON; GROCERS, 1913 BEVENTH STREET N.W., Ber. M anv N. TEAS! TEAS! Ooleng, and English Breakfast TE 8; vines maiperia and "crn owier TEAS, $1.23 pet Bound ood, Imperial BA, $1. TEA as low as 3 cents per pound, FLOUR! FLOUR! Welch's best FAMILY FLOUR k, $2.31; Sec Best™ Arlington PART uy Pugin 433 pre 25. All grades of FLOUR, and Dbi. Our GRAHAM FLOUR ia Jos aslow as $5 per from selected white whoat,{ warranted.) OLD BAKER WHISKY, OLD TOM GIN FINE BRANDIES AND WINES. C@D FISH, (large,) DESSICATED coprisn, MESS SHAD. BMOKED BL’ WHITE Fis, SMUKED Tanto TROUT, No. 1 MACKEREL, C. 5. HARE «& SON, 1213 SEVENTH STREET N.W., mbl6-tr Berwemn M anv N. L IME. CEMENT, HA LIME from the Front Royal. Virginia, Kline, wood burnt exclusevely; for anit at 10th sireet and Maryland ayenne, JOUN PTET _mhI6-6t" Superinte AVID C. BOHLAYER. FRESH MEAT, ree E. \t. BACON, and | ap BEST BALTIMORE CURED, AT MARKET PRICE! Corner Ninth and I street re Presser TO AND FROM KUROPE—Reduc tion in rates. Tickets for London, bivergocls GQ avcustoee, Gieagon ts Si ry, and = pa rts of Germany and Franc x pale by D.A.B for BOSNAN, G street, near Ca Fx RED KOONER PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER OF Deeps, TEAL ESTATE and GENERAL AGENT, a wil} attend to renting houtes and collecting rents. west corner of Kighth and mcs herth: streais. t. mhJ6-eoim tinent. Bir kinds, ein fae tee, TOMAS iti FURICH, Hi street, between ith and 5th ats. 8 MESSINA ORANGES aud LE 550 xo S.(yarions marks. 0 bbls. N. ¥-siate APPLES, (Redfruit and Rus surtaie pera! and fer sale by mi6-3t* 631. La. ave.,) MEODORE KAUFMAN, Artist—Studio, rott Hall—will give instraction in classes FoR EGuT ARTILLERY eQcanrinn step’ 5 Orricr, H ON March 16, 1570 To invited, and Bill berecetve mon WEDNESDAY the prerosats Ls 2 for furnishi fearlorsanste it ive Light Artiliery Horses, as fc The horses are to bs sound in all particulars, bay color. well broken to harness fn full flesh Je = condition, frem fifteen to sixteon hands high, rom five to eight years old, compactly built, and tree from all defects. A thorough inspection of each horse wil! bo mad B, Lieutenant Colonel H. A- DuPont. ¢ tain th Artillery in coun ction with th 0 G signed. asa three ther ao pot conform to the above en will be re: ant be dsliceacd on ot hetuxe the Ist of A next re are invited to be present at the opening of “Barments will be made upon deliver; y order of the Leo peer es Genes RAN G |, Brevet i, ier bc! coe ad eneral, Brey: Breet © ROPOSALS FOR FORAGE. a os at r fa oF PON ies "day of April, 10 sve BUR LS OF OATS, se TOM Go the Guarermener Department at Richmond. ae, ineuchg timate astmay be requiret from nionth, during the period cuding Jims 30, Separate Promosals are required for oats, to be sound. clean, art welghing notes than a2 pound tothe bal (se fags tobe weil Woured;c! the best fauk lorne ‘we Proposals, and information ea > Ei = matory deli: can be obtainea this of te from tl tehee office will be memanen to Be ob- -wted nis ‘oposals to for Beraigo,” Peed larmetted ee by mall fF of the General PACT. alae mb16-6¢ bi tod Chiet Quarterroaster | Dew Viretale oR FREE RET, SRELTEL ashingtoa Buflding. oO PENING D at. Yr. SPRING PATTERNS. Sa ME GARDNER, No. 66 LEXINGTUN eer BALTIMORE, | fees ei eaicee ‘tant they ite aM Re SESE a. Our facilivie tow for obiat Be fae dhs Ht: wiper ateeron Hip parece ‘riers a Ae scan Me rede are espocially in- wa DYES AN Pe ‘bnassmantx ice. pe ITs BRANCHE eee eee een See an: WANTS. Want BTED A. aa = ioe rat 5 white y ayRees YOUNG GIRL as nurse, ws .) Bon seferewcee required. = DUR title or ones ‘April es Hae tye wee re, Tengat: eat must be moderate are ED—A first cl TARVEY wor ake Wats rt dass COUR, thoroughly Gor Loe dete, AP ‘DR! ply at one Dy teenth st., east oN iy —; earl bd: caine Ue tccme TUAEIOS OF 8 od! eeamsirecs, Reference given: Apply at No. 230 ho hi K, white Were ais gars cold ly at BO jotel, op; ferred. nd OR, Raith ger = NTEDWOMAN, t0,¢ cook ae =e ‘mall privi ookiso. 8 halt ther light work. “Ape | of Wari TO ALE ane Berd aaa ‘Ad- ‘AD—A WHITE ae We ae a 3 a Soe a he Ren the hours of T’and'o es m. and cant pm. hody to know that an: ee ae We ter cents or 01 @ valuable Prize. All are fnvited to ingpect fs ft heautiful Presents displayed ea crea a a = (See um yada Ber Js 15- im T ‘D—A : NT GIRL to aie yneral Apply ¢ 616 Massachusetts avenue, sages and WANTED-BY & respectable white girl, « BITC ATION to cook or nurse. References given. Apply on New Jersey ay., one door porth of G st-, next to drugstore. midst" WANTED. By a Scotchman, ituation as PRACTICAL FAWMBEK: ‘a well acquainted with the most improved metho tT feeding and proeding af ef both pe cattle. Mould rent a farm on shares. under an enterprising ramen oeely to Rk. Sur’ Fra neerintendont ardens, Washington, D. gua: =e ye ent eae eine of Rent will be aid ons monthly. dress t the Star Office, stating location and china, glass or house-linen wanted. ANTED.—A Man with a small capital cans cure agood PAY ING BUSINESS. Call and soe ipself, at Room No.4, 13 7th street, betwarn f E V rae ‘pure ‘worth of SkcOND: HAND Ful highest ¢ which I will pay the ‘ash pi LTER S. WILLIAMS, ja%-3m_—_—No. 7397 7th street, betwe ae at Le four — HOUSES, wit ; street, near V.” Appip on ale hea! JOUN W. RIGHTSTINE. ret , Mepagh cola wane wan j i hed Rt s Fo ‘suitable for te “a Betorences ren BR: eee street, between 12th sna premises vente, eet et ik a aa ____ mht x" =e og mantels Lot % by sevorst other tne WHEL ana ell locas ater ane. bath, closet, range, y farnial o bay window; SiS per ont Three-siory Modern ee to « e BIR. Hck wou ~ with Vain im RSTRARL: E, SMACL FARE FOR a low cota whe et garden, frei lace. Thanise 1248 Pst cbet Tet sed 15H sd ‘cape - FSB 2S RENT ‘A neat four-room HUT sn on Tet, and 25th streets. most new. 1 on goed eemnat the rect aint beri AS month. Inquire next door. }(0R RENT—Two SOR SALE Foe ‘new four-room HOUSES, the Navy-Yard. Price. saad each. Terms. 33 cash; balance, @20 . RB. ARRISON, mhi5-1w First st. ry near POR SALE—AT A GREAT BARG aluable BUI! a. avenue. AIN— LDING LOTS, on south side 0 of rei Weer sites. Also. ean fo . BFORMATION WANTED, OF CA ATHARINE ALL. who left her home Wednesday last, aud be “stam fully received by near Arsenal. 15-3 PRicks So! Cards ietocmatton wl aes T 25 © 5 Given Away" Ambrotyprs. sit, etc. Pictures taken in ordinary weather eis. is not too dark gloomy, | BR reas ois ieee aehee Seger, Srey opporite the White fom See reet cars will bs ade it is tho ° moni a i tho time to oe real ming ‘about three anes e next washer upward. Ouly a small cant pe ment required ie theabe seers ote or an; ata wt ah Deostacoaette Salers and parties of small bommapanl no aah wilt be re clondy means desiring to bul auited for twelve oF $10,000 to loan on NTARR& CO, N. E. corner New York avenue mb 15.15t and Lith street. FS RNISHED OR UNFUKNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board. street, near ith. ai her customers and the removed Pear eC eS cod LACE CURTATS B ESTABLISHMENT from nue to 421 Sth street, bet Mazen Pio por Dk Finn honor Apply at 359 E i ih 14-20 een D and B streets *OB SALE- few doors above Young Men'eChristian Assoc! and kitche r in the yard w 140 cash. Gait | Butlding chee’ << ‘i at the premises, No. $00 isth st sout uihwest, al TOR SALE—One of the most elegant private 8, 01 ‘6th and 71 BY “SHOR Whitey” “must 7297th [TO hie So M. STRINGFIELD, wR Be. 1323 Ninth street, between N and 0, OTICE To LADIES—The un emoved from Mrs. Griffith mab 22-1" jereigned bay in to her new sion © Mrect. between G j and if SOR SALE—A most desirable RESIDENCE, in N t, md dour 1 13th st, will that choice locality, south side of New York ave: | tei 1303 ¥ streets co s, bet t nue, between #h and J0th streets, Price, $15.00. t her tro bein, red to sitend ail the bravckes of HATE DIRSSLNG, ete. Soliciting Jour patronage, Lam, respectfully MISS SIBIF OHARA yO 1S SHE’—WHY, MADAME BOIVIN. epi thief Midwife to the Matern! Long time, im 131) JOSHUA WHITNEY & C0. FURNISHED HOUSE OF TWELVE Roo: with all the modern reg eer Price, $10 per month. CHA: A ogy EN. HOUSES, od. in ditorent rot oo a eee Corner of 7thand Pat Srracie : rau AIR Beal * F aT 8 ake BROWN & 80 mule = sos area Soutneast Corner New York Teresecast 16th Street -CLASS NEW FASHIONAB! TENCE all wenden iy Puce = Agent. Female or m 1-56" 319 7th strect. cugpeansionon aacversioneed © SOR RENT HED HOUSE of four cases encegt when for re jesirable location: on F ‘or sale a 179 B street son street Lee gaa het iven a immediately ee wir tociAs a: EUR Beal € Ure “AND CHRONIC DISEASE of a private Estate Agent, 519 7th street. ature apesdily and 1 cured without the radical | by DE. LEON, the well jan for such se of balsam or mercury, Known and oldest. estal speciality in the city. Upwards of fiftcra years’ Practice in treating euch came. EMAL COMPLAINTS immediately cured in all cases, without fail. R OK SALE—A six room ¥RAME et in a healthy, respectable nei aborhhoodd ith 9 good Permanent tenant if required: good wel of water in yard and other conveniences; for $1.00, 1,000: cash, balance on pine; Avot 8. Bac it. edison seats between P and «. NTED—Everybody to k: Wann peel aa SPECTACLES most casiest torma, For. ite mplisity and noige less working, it ix Pronounced the best fe chine in the world. Agency st BAUM skirt and Corset Factory, 613 7th street, betwen es Es E ALK CAS CASH I ERIORS Fon Hed YADT a ES ND IRB HAND 1 CLOTHING. ONDER-CLOTE ING, BOOTS, SHOES, 415 9h street, feeen D and Wetreete, third door Christian ‘Amociation’ oY Buildings mig: Bo my: et ae ee 4T4'Tenth street above Pa. weenie mi ion a fou meen BRick Dw ELUING, iis Faia! in perfect STARR WILE CANVASS THE CITY OF orde a i room, chandatiens, fou 2. grblogton for the parpoer of inten tucive the trobe. “Rastest terms to = ee nauire‘at | great INDIAN HERB MEDICINE. Tne Eureka house, oF ‘Natlonal Savings Bonk. 7h posits | Remedy. Office qhonre from 9 to 12'o'click Post Office Moulton. 904 F atrest, botween Sth and wh OCNTRY PLACE FOR RENT. ee areas Mansion He sc and larg: iF aS pring DAILY adjoining etown Colleg® aod but ia few minutes’ walk 1 Horse Cars. Fine views. nym nip in this ood water, hi and cheap. Aaa at 124 - o meont velfebie testimouy as to hie yambarton street, between Congress and High sts. Si in thet healing art, and if we were induced to Georgetown, D. his eott bt we conld not fail to acknowleds OK SALE—On K atrect bet ith and Sth sts., a | plc has attended his pro mnal serxices sins be BRICK BACK BUILDING. contalting ak rome | Seuttoring, pg c Hemaie eames, Elles in all. ‘The Lot has a depth of 144 fest. running to & m4 sits anise ob Caines ane ot So foot paved alley. On the rear of the Lot faring 3 the all reputation is pabstantial: two story. os Lone four toa BRICK DWEEET By special 5 SYON will’ remain 2" 7 whole only § 3.200 ontit Xpril Ist and p enger. Dr. Fai LOST AND FOUND. yon ean be found at T3000 street, votweea ash ans mb14-6t ‘Mth, Washi D.C 7-Im* OST —On 1th ipa at Calvar ptist Church © LET—Four to seven LARGE ROOMS, com p— Leroy 6th io iath and Fatere POCKES | I, Uhahe vin 8 Tore inal: an. water. Lange PHASES TOs on TE PrRLOD op PE ROOK. containing S10, ia and Fallroad pass fence of D. M. Lawrence, No, 2305 the Natio Ei he Ply i a] A liberal reward given at 1201 F street, urch. Bent free by directing = stumped tavelope ds ims. L. A- DAVIS. COR RENT, oR FOR SALE—In George my his Private Medical Office, 44 strect. ‘south ot OST_This (Tacal ay) mort ng on ath or 7th : ©. te ME HOUSES. comtelning 3 roones | Pe i . fe 16 im" _ ith large yard; situat seierick | TMPORTANT TO FRMALES—DR. and MA- GAPE (dark. The finder wilt infer a favor, and en 6th and 7th.” The location is fine and care” 5 Nayfemaried it desired, on ‘caving i “Apply 112 Prospect ‘streets cormst of TS be geed P lace without med OST- on Friday evening, the 1th im R_RENT—One of those w acaizanas Be I eee . onesie noes with Board. nur’ fo ws = "4 rovided with Board Lea Mth street, (or in the car,) between O and F DENCES.on ith street, ‘Selveen Naud Ogi fc ogo tle ecient fical : streets a GOLD EARBING of Etruscan pattern, | nine rooms and cellars tm perfect order: newly | Twenty-eighth street suear Third avenve, representing a Cupid among roses with a ram « head beneath. suitable reward will be fiven if reiurned ty Room No.2, Ebbitt House. mbit BUSINESS CHANCES. $70,000 Boe ARENER gh OOD, et ieee Appl: yee. aed & LATTA. Fer Al Of the bert tn the ty, now doing bu siness.” Rare chance forany one to step right ay well established trade, Inquire at the Star office, mht: $15, 000 ra, cor.7th and ¥ sts. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, tee KES. BONDS and other soca ER. AISTRUP & CO., mbil-lw eS lorear of ik otrest and La. ave. Bi SALE—At a liberal discount, a DISHO OBED SIGHT DRAFT, dated Dec. 1s 1309. vertiser upon the Grdorgement of BR. W. aster General. U Ymaeter eneral TARA SPALDING. "WANTED So purchase | trom 00 to, <i 000 worth ot a Reta E NOTES. Also, 54,090 00 gpos 6 ri e DARNEILLE, wh 11-6 wi GE 1425 F P etrest, bet. Lith and 1th. [Repub j /ANTED JOSHUA WHITNE: between G and Ht sts.. tee AL ND COMMERCIAL NOTES ket 3 BRICK. K-MAKERS. aperaiirear AND BUILDERS—A BRICK YARD AND 400-006 BUICKS TO DE SULD CHEAP.An established Brick Yard, in comelete warktag onde pank of the Chesspeske. at Shove Georgetown, B.0., comprisl land, well watered, le We GP elay and npr clling uses, one store, four brick sheds, long.) and three wood Durniug belek kilos; all neocesary means and sppueeces for the manufacture inesvorietioe ricks, including two canal boa d about geventy five wheelbarrows: ngether. with 20400 burned and 200.000 unburned bi eke, will be cheap, If application is made at once in’ George r UNTS CASHED ¥ BOKER, near U.S. Treasury, Te oj second-hand SAFE. Too small for present owner's uso. ae at the Kvening Star BOARDING. Se GFATLEMEN CAN po eigen et ARD, near W at r Inauire at ‘it this office, net rINS: inwse PLEASANT FURNISHED RUOM, WITH ply sees for two th street, N. W.. A (og = mia 7: Tas cY Fi KNISHED iT! spPanD. for a ead Roe in a private -or where t lers; will mae fi per mouth. Address PE MANENT, ‘Sie pt § HATS FOR THE SEASON. ptf W g have in store, fall line of SPRING HATS, of the latest styles, of SILK, CLOTH and FELT, of every description. ; i desirable styles received as on: Beats large minut CHILDRENS Sra ri and FANCY Hats in St eR aE 905 Pennsylvania avenue, m 14-3 ROF, COOK'S BALM OF LIFE, sis. Jx chemical constituents is harm- Jee in ail tia applications. it contalns uo limes pot! % trate of silver. seid, oF it Soe Salt'rhcum, Seald-béad, Ringworm, Lencorrhia, tnd all diseases of the mucous: anes; us and Sick Headaches, Vomiting, Sick Stomach. Soe sae far in place of Fewer ves and Toatitios eb oe clean telnet ‘Testimonials of chew. . ead witeers of a veracity si toe Se ree me and ror as to Wo: wean “4 ee cures m is uuiverest eeieecy pag cues ma the youn, te ie a and the well “Pry it. Sold by Dr general ily. "mht - I ) 1S80LL U TION oF COPABTNERSH. IP. T be te ea iif iy PUSAN | Ket m 14-3" } TED EAMILY SEWING. 13 excnanon of § LR. “oe ph oat Ris, FL ata PS tab Se red and fresco foonta. i divi & of i vosata W ube HILOSOPHY 0) MARBIAG pass srarve of Ut be. dettvered at the OR LEASE. IN G =o aa Hew York Masmem et Acres embracing the enb STOMES and DWELLINGS Now 173 and 173% Hci How otros and what ty lve tory Youth, Me ket Space; four good cellars; dwellings tarity and hood Kenerally veriowea tain from four to eight rooms, gas throughont - The canse of oF ‘and Nervom wu kitchen, hydrant ig yard: ail in good order ‘account ; "Marriage Philosophicails session immediately. Rent moderate to gvod tenants, | Considered, &. Apply on the premises. mibi2 6t” Pocket a? ae these Lectures will be SUR SALE pete TS Rerany eS ee a on any PART oF A FARM x os Rocseey a alee AET Row Fon gf TGacres, 4 miles north of Washington. between | Rock Croek Church r Tt has rm, and iy well adapted to Improvements. “two Dwelling 5, New York. Brightwood and been used asa patty woop: at REDUCED PRICES. of ces a are, © invited te — before, checiug. an we beat Goat mark prices lower than the lowes ‘™ “¥° woop: BRICK HOUSE WITH “eons BETWEEN Sti ND MASSACHUSETTS AVENCE. This improvement Spe te clothes reat we 2 Ternace: <i “alee ing op washstaniis: 10 romin beside, bath. room and Also, large. dry cellar. We off pod" on Fs i liberal and accommodating te a reduced prices. Sawed ss split or cord rice, $9. own, and S100) a year till paid for. with interest. payable sana me 7 W. H. MARLOW, f 7th street and Canal, + wh 12-1f * 297th Greet, re ic = is te 12 Im™ jog gs THREE STORY PRESS BR — = WITH PERFECTLY Dity a, you GABves anv THERS EB SEEDS, FRUIT AD AND M We offer this destrable Haclacuse, centrally and Jon NS SAUL an ly located as it is, containing eight rooms. Respectfully call. the attention of the publi i. dry cellar, with two-~ ro-stury bs back senene.eaeee extensive assertment of GARDE N Sirdar ancccnety or | etn esto neo fer al 4 omg. ° month, the rent nearly mecting the Mefetrsh ret ay ea tra rai ye cocks Iovins Sosa aeowa |. This property will suit avd come withia the ally: for hte tom Madge con can Ww, jay means of many parties who have called at our office hhas had the pleasare a ying ‘ithin the last = for houses. within the Last SoM OSUA WHTENEY & Go., mmeit —— Novbae ith nt bets Gaal Ht si. CLE TREES ore vigerous.and well arvwn ite (standard aad dwart,) Plam ot aac tad fs 919 Seventh t-. wate: Post Ofte, rst-class FORNISHED Pie other Seles mice HOUSES one ow F strect. betweon Oth and 7th fark greets, the other on sth treet. near the Arlington SHADE bs te EVERG! one. Hotels"tp goad fenaats very inberal termswill be | DAULIAS, BEES ak SRE RAS. GUEN fe. and other bedding plauts, with © : made. DBI HAVENNER, AISTROP & Co pertataing to the Nursery Busia steitlorate mbi1-6t corner 7th street ai ‘ave. #83 oo ‘sons s = 621 Revert aot, mhi-eost" Opposite U.S. Patent Office 60,000 ACRES OF. LAND in Macon connty, N " SUGAB— of this sea 2, iste Ridge Hailroad ranning th irons PP RESH MAPLE SUGAR Fhe, ike 6.0 Cherokee county. N.C. a corner of Mth and F streets, grazing tauds, aul covered with cholee timber, 0) | yas under Ebbitt House, 35,000 actos lu'Sbannoy, and Reynokde conn - B PRINTING | 000 acres in connti= 00) Grégen, Will exchange for a i Property, or par B ik AND Jo Neat ly Brecuted 7 fi ods. cae a Te Swi RTLAND, Federal Block, mbit Wt F streets, FOR SALE SIX re HOUSE; hall, water and g! 100 to $300 down; balance in monthly nts. Inquireat 916 sth at, shear K. mst" POLK! sito « os bir street, between Klaitodye's satay” Gamuen CROPLEY @ SONS, rests. Fe “RENT—One three story BRICK HOUSE AGENTS FOR Water and gas; fine yards: $35 per mout! avenue, between F and @. Inquire « ha JOHNSON. 715 Ith street. bet {OR SALE- 110 acres ot LAN F Nor BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, tix horses, Carriage cele y “eS Grain Heuses, two tenan ntanle 5 rho vs ‘Grist two and n hail stories. high. said mill ig wo worn condition py ome ett grinding one hun: bush elsof a day. a Brame Dwelling Hous eel the mill. TTahere ae oe oth ont — on the Farm, suitable t algo, a Tare srenerd with a satiety 6 Water on the Farm ween Gand HAZARD BLASTING maz-tt ADD ALL KINDS OF SPORTING POWDER, 165 BRIDGE AND MARKET SPACE, _wh 2-6" _ GEO! 4 oa =e a ce miles above shire LEBRATED JOSEP A ee a aa only One Dollar, 49 all wo pe end pa Bett oko es, at Wikia 3, 903 Rae rts Sent and secui iy,®, Peed ses. Forrethers eee mah2- ben * KEEN «WILLIAM ate rt Soak a a on iat BREAKFAST +. FATRING, fo SPRING OVER-COATS ALL @ZES AND COLORS. PRICES FROM $$ To g23 ar A. Saks & Co.'s, feld No. 316 SEVENTH STREET ah F 4. BE KGEB, (Successor te H. F. Lorpon & Oo.) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MEROBANT TAILOR, Hotel, (tate Bron! sy tae lo. Penn avenur. Washingtos ; __PAINTING, &c. reo PAINTING Bie, a ut aoe moth side < 4 ‘at reasonable rates finde ot HOUSE, SIGN wad NTING, yt ete Speaker BL tives ‘Ingersall’ and W eee whom he has executed work of that acter mils 1 dy ESTABL LASHED 1 Isai 1 S33, ° LA. AVE . 1 PADDLE mY ¢ OWN CANOE SR M._T. PARKER, No. ear Lovisiana syenne. No.5.) HOUSE, SIGN and DECORATIVE PA TER—doing. in short. all that any paint! me a eee partner mie oumpee tac honorabl Ton, aainaifaday aed ‘Washington of fifty years on business on silane AT enan, betwren ‘Binth Seventh streets, for thirty years, Se ae pet eee, and & @tine s the same. MT PARKE, fed ly 923. { PA NTING. 5 92: 3 DSrecer. D Srucer. MACNICHUL & BRENNAN'S —, eted tell gg weranemy pm + ~ eb] Test. between 9th and 10th Paintin, las Gilding. Brovsing. Marbl Calciminings Wall plating tou sand every Tariety of Ht and SCN TING PHACNICHOL & BRENNAN being vrkmen and workers themectyes. empl not hands ond weing the prest suntartal the repared to execute every. description « promptly and ee low asgood work an be dome in thes Bistrict” ‘Every job entrusted to them. small ar large, will receive personal attention. for new or old houses so icited, t "a9 am 923 D street. betweon 9th and loth G, F WaISLEY, m DEALER IN MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBOABDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPs, BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES, SUMMER PIECES, ac, &c The ghenogete are warranted to be of the best manufact Please call and examine them No.3 YMCA. BUILDIN fe26-te ____ corner #th and B streets A™= g | SHEPHERD & BROS, HAVING REMOVED To THEIR NEW IKON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS, (sovTH stor,) Respecttully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York iso those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES. ‘The Largest Stock of CLUCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the LOWEST RATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and Guish equal to the finest Amported marbles. TERBA COTTA AND IRON WARE, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES. BIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, & BRONZEs, ‘Sole Agency for MOULE'S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS, ‘We call especial attention to our PARLOR GRATES, LATR@BES, FURNAC! and RANGES, =~ * comprising all the most improved varieties. FOUNTAIN JETS of every style. PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM pei sa of he most extensive charactor and of all. desorip ons, oaereted et Teasuusbie rates and’ in tae"aem ean ai'and’exemiso onr Stock and Salearooma. le Beers DEPOT, -ESTABL SHED IN 1s55 NDY fai hinde:| Rotupinds ss BRAG Aer. post Bale i found a BAND RA Bo0d assorimest SCROLL SAWING. york, iy in tts solicit @ sharcol patron pot apa cated % To i FGI x Riigrstt 1st ihe lower SMO) F. PAINTS, UILs. Y. ce canetaut a = om a gid ae ed 3 peed packages. REDRESS OS ¥ 4 Fear rong split f and fur wale low Oey AN BROS hi2-Im Caner ghar house ona taste the Goa comeien 0,608 Pe. ar rnb aig AP = op “t stand Vermont sh ube nh 10 oe Atk: F 8 . RENT_Six fine OF FIOK mart i ood Sensei suited with Pebbles FOR sae. ets pce eee sre Gala tl || ONd other Spectacles, by. merely Lem wou sata. Frkat FALE—A ear be ME HOUSE. on | swertng afew questions. sire H. 8. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, Next to the National Hotel. aia ue jalt-ly Crosse warsa, ‘REAL ESTATE BSXCHANGE & BROKEKS ‘Mo. 287 PERN’A AVENU! UGAR-OURED HaMs, S' BREAKFAST BACON, &. “ern 00 i ui 2098 oe T MARYLAND HAMS PRY AND FANCY Goons. OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD ay THE (tx OF APRIL, AS WE ARB DETER- MINED TO LEAVE THE orTY. STORE for Rent, and FIXTURES for Sate, SIEGEL BROS, 902 SEVENTH STREET, wbS im One Door Anove I ®rrenr. Wo sd0EETivver ano PAPER-RULER ‘Bo. 1012 “between Beh end 2a bis aad | A | | d 4