Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District | WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY ..........--March 17, 1978. Receptions. The next reception of the Speaker of the House will be on Friday evening, March th, from 9 to 11 o'clock. +see- The Georgia Imbroglic. The difficulties in Georgia are so complicated by rival railroad interests that it is difficult to Uistinguish through the fog raised by the con- testants just how far politics have anything to do with them. We have published the state- ments of Messrs. Conant and Avery, of the Brunswick and Albany railroad, to the effect that following upon the adoption of the Bing- bam amendment by the Hoase they have found their position as Northern men, and their rail- road interests also, in a critical condition from the political hostility invoked against them. On the other hand, various statements contra- dicting Messrs. Avery and Conant in the most Positive manner have been made, and last night Col. J. E. Bryant, editor of the Georgia Repub- Tioan, and who is now in Washington, received the following dispatch : pATEANTA, Ga., March 15, 1870.—T» Col. J. B. Bryant, National H: : Have just retarned ts. to persons or pro sty Selene tae Yesterday Led aectvea ved there. B a it ik ‘amentiment was was unknown am whee, therefi not gin ors ~ensational, and intended to influence agree All quiet in Savannah last evening. V. SPatpina. ‘The writer of the above dispatch, Col. Spald- ing, served in the Union army, went South after the war and is now a property-holder in Bruns- wick, Georgia. The following is given as an impartial state- ment of the condition of things in Georgia by gentlemen from that State now in Washington, | and who claim to be disinterested spectato: The Brunswick and Georgia railroad have a State subsidy of $1,600 per mile, payable in gold, forfeited if the first fifty miles from Brunswick | towards Albany and Fufala is not completed by the 18th of March—to-morrow. At the time ‘the difficulties commenced all but four miles of the frst fifty had been completed; and on those four miles only the laying of the rails was ne- cessary to meet the charter requirements. The completion of these four miles of roadwas a matter of vast importance to the company, in- volving, as it did, millions of dollars on the whole line. It was also greatly to the interest of the Central Georgia railroad, going out trom Savannah, to cripple their formidable rival by preventing them from completing the tifty miles in time to gain this heavy subsidy and go on with the work; and it is asserted that the riot by the employes of the Brunswick road was instiga- ted by the Central road for this express Purpose. ‘The employes, it is stated, are mainly negroes, and those who are white are not Georgians; con. sequently they have no political animas against Messrs. Avery and Conant as Republicans. It is also stated that State politics have only an incidental connectiou with the difficulty: that is Texas: Her Presen: | The passage of the bill for the stmttness of | the State of Texas to representation again in Congress—as introduced by Senator Morton— | | Bil be the placing the keystone in the arch of | her reconstruction. Her Republican success— | ber prompt and almcst unanimous passage of the 15th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the Con- stitution of the United States, and general tion in harmony with the true spirit of recon- struction, has resulted in attracting the atten- tion of the whole country to her. evithin her area, comprising about 270,000 square miles, we find there remains about (90,000,000) ninety mil- lions of acres of land uniocated, and of which the State offers free to the head of every family who will settle upof the same, one hundred and sixty acres, and to every person single who will settle upon the same eighty acres. Throughout the located and settied parts of the State land can be bought now at about fifty cénts to one dollar per acre for unimproved land, capable, under proper improvement, of Prodacing a bale of cotton to the acre. A review of the new constitution just adopted shows some excellent features. After guaran- teeing the fullest liberty, regardless of color or condition, it provides for an elaborate and com. Palsory free school system, supported by tax and the public domain, constituting, perhaps, the most munificent endowment in this entire country. It provides a bureau of immigration, evidently intended to control and foster immi- gration into that State on a large sesle, if we are to judge from th wording of the act. Next we find that a homesteud is guaranteed to every family, free from attachment and sale for any class of debt except vendors’ and mechanics’ liens. The homestead shall not exceed two hundred acres—it in the country—or, if in a town or city, lot er lots which did not exceed in value, at the time they were designated as a homestead, five thousand dollars—this regard- less of any and all improvements, which may be 1 placed on the same to an indefinite amount, and Still be protected from any seizure; nor can the same be in any way alienated by the husband without the consent of the wife; and in case of the death of the husband, the widow has only a life interest in the same, which then belongs to the children, if any; if not, then to the widow. The feature of the Constitution, however, which challenges particular attention is that doing away with all usury laws and making any interest legal according to contract. Where no interest 1s specified in the note or contract six Per cent. is to be Texas to-day has no indebtedness whatever, and we believe never had—as a State; to the contrary, has im her treasury to-day, unappro- | Priated, one-half a million of doHars. Recon- structed on a healthy basis as she is, and with her Representatives admitted, which will soon be the case, Texas will make strides forward with a rapidity second to no State in the Union. ——_—__-«ee- The Press of By p Prtemenont yes the Distri: ermment. It is worthy of pets that, without exception, the correspondents here who represent the lead- ing journals of the country, and whose training necessarily makes them impartial and vigilant observers, have given their testimony to the ne_ cessity for some such plan of government for the District as the territorial mode now proposed, if it is ever to be lifted out of the present discour- aging quagmire. The following is clipped from the Washington correspondence of the New York Heraid: *** nie! worse governed hed than Wash. ington pi ly does not exist in the United States. The eX of ar ary is a dollar and forty-five cents on the hundr. his, however, is only the general tax, coe does not include water tax ps flrs boas tax — pavii tx Sy and oe streets, pane ahah ‘nothing ee for their money ber ag a Mad of them raeeerele are never to say Messrs. Avery and Conant fear that if the Bingham amendment prevails, the new Legis. lature elected under it may repeal their subsidy. ‘The Central Railroad wielding an influence in the State very much like that wielded by the Central Railroad of New York in that State would be able to elect members of the Logisla- ture in its interest all along its extensive line throughout the State, and might very likely get ® controling power in the Legislature. But if the Bullock term of office and the term of the present Legislature can be extended two years the Brunswick road will be out of danger. If this view of the case be the true one, the diffi- culties there would seem to be rather a clash of business interests between rival railroads than avy warfare by the people of Georgia upon Northern Republicans settled there. ——————<ee-____ We are ashamed to have to own it for the credit of the city, but it is the fact, nevertheless, that at the last meeting of our School Trustees, an amendment to the rules providing that as Tecesses are for sanitary purposes, pupils shall not be kept in during that time for punishment, was lost, failing to get the requisite two-thirds vote. Our Trustees have usually shown themselves up to the times in school matters, but in this in- Stance they—or rather the minority who de- teated the amendment—are fifty years behind -the age. Everywhere else, where there is progress in school matters, the necessity of car- ing for the health of the pupils asa first requi- site is fully recognized, and all punishments cal- culated todo injury to the scholar physically have been discarded. The school recess is purely a health exercise, and.there would be just as much sense in cutting off the oxygen in the air the pupil breathes, or his supply of food ‘and drink, in the way of punishment, as to essay to punish him by keeping him out of God's sun- light and fresh air at the allotted time for such exercise. And while on this matter we would suggest to the committee having the matter in charge that | the examinations fer the scholarships should | not be made atest of physical endurance, as was the case last year, by keeping the con- | testants on the stretch from 8a. m. to 4 p. m., without their dinners or any relaxation. If it is necessary to pat the children through 80 protracted an examination let it be divided into two days. The excuse, that the exami- ners would not be willing to give more than one day's time to the work, is insufficient. ‘The bealth and physical well-being of the chil- dren is the first consideration—the convenience | of the examiners isa secondary one. And we ly lighted, and certain nights,when Se esas the moon ine, there should whether the pro- carried out or not. In rt, there are no comforts, no conveniences such ae are common in other cities with a poy tion of 150,000, Perhape the old adage that Sonne y cooks spoil the broth” was never bet- ter illustrated than in ee Pererament of the District. There are really five distinct govern- ments, inclading that of Congress. There is the city government, the Board of Police Commis- sioners, the Levy Court, the municipal govern. m y,fhe Board of Health, ali all dependent o' other, and very often ve in different ns. tay y-owners, tired of this state of fairs, have started a movement to get a Terri- torial Zexernment from Congress. “It is pro- to consolidate all the little ‘powers that * into one, have a Territorial council and a delegate on’ the floor of Con; ‘So far as Sa is an, that body pays about as the affairs of the District as it does to ‘those of the New Dominion. It has, to be sure, a committee in each House on the ‘ District of Columbia,’ but that committee sel- dom meets, and its reports are usually laid aside for what is considered more important business. n fact, the District gets no show in Congress at al, and it is lett a prey for the greedy politi- cians.” “The matter has been bronght to the atten- tion of Congress and meets with a good deal of favor, es] Eo genre in Se. Soe ed ume: to convince Congressmen the present government is inefficient and bed any y change would be for the better. Any person who lives for a few months will be satistied of that fact. The stock in trade of the city gov- ernment officials be the Ad onage wed political result - Tn For the majoras ity f pears tne fec lings of the major: Sin Gonevons y asserting that the adoption of the Territorial schem: would bring the Democracy into power. This is really the only object they have or can hav. against it. But the fact that several prominent Kepublicans—men like General Howard—are in favor of the Territorial Lorem is a sufficient answer to this. The oppos ition comes entire! ely from the “ City Hall and is not likel; have mach success in inti cing Congress. Ma chances for a change are and the property- holders are mevi: more than ordinary energy to achieve it. L 7D will commence hi NACOURSE Of ME! CITATIONS, on SATURDAY, — a it 20 8 Pennsylvania avenne, G=4t REDUCTION IN P21cEs or ac-| FANCY AND BILLINERY Goons, aT DAVISs', 501 MARKET SPACE, CORNER BIGHTH STREET. NEW STOCK BOUGHT AT PANIC PRI CES STOCK ON HAND MARKED DOWN, the finest assortment of FANCY ani’ MILLINGRY ¥ GUUDS ever offered in this market, and at prices that defy competition. Special attention is called to a few leading articles. — HATS and BONNETS, in all the latest Fine FRENCH FLOWERS, unsurpassed in style and quality, and at greatly reduced prices. - PLAIN, PLAID, anos GRAIN AND ROMAN SASHES, in all colo FUAIM AND widths. < fa chy LACES, LACE COLLARS, &c., in every rariet, FANOY BIBBONS, all colors and HEMSTITOH #ANDKERO EFS, trun 80 cae ee IEF! alt Mt Best BLAOK SATIN, }, $2.25,82.. aw A TIN, at $2, $2.25,82.50 Best COLORED SATIN... Good % BEST SPOOL COTTO! JOUVIN'S KID GLOVE: BUBIN'S GENUINE EXT! ‘articular attention is also called fo our revigabprices nosiERY anc the following 35 cents, 40% 45% 50% mo. Other makes in proportion. B77 Our Price liste for CAMHS coveNray FRILLING, BROADWAY, BRITANNIA, PRESS. A eS AND METTERN' FEEL IAGe, have all revised and arena BUCK AND LISLE THREAD GAUNTLETS, TUCKED AND REVERS MUSLINS, PUFFINGS, MARSEILLES TRIMMING and FRINGES, BUTTONS, NOTIONS, &e., of every description, AT LOWEST PRICES, AT DAVIS’ 801 MARKET SPACE, mh ite _Comxer Stu Steer, ]PEOF. COOK'S BALM OF LIFE. CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES. Removes Dandruff and allays Itching. Stops the Hair Falling Out. Restores Hair in place of that lost. Cures Neuralgia, Nervous and Sick Headache. For general Toilet parposes it is a Luxury.” Instantly arrests Nausea, Vomiting and Purging; Cures dndigeation, ia" a laure, Ault Dyapeptic: Cures Catar: and rancous Is fresh Wounds coat for Feattitlale, Di Directions, eae McUB. <7 G 33 af Puenens A nou wy wie we CHINE price 933.—This role the best machines in the ore reputation for anequalled sim Cperation, ease ‘of omen! r needle, and the shortest in use, tin paving. emmcr and other attar ments: in ba ‘and strongest and best { Silich for streugit and derabiiige tlt stitch, Peale tuck, guilt, oe bind, baste, bi orm- rokier, and xther ine Aimdat perfect manner.” We vite examination fxm every iaat'¥'s SALTER, sane the best rent. _mhI7 6 813 7th st. west, conve and I. T° BUILDERS.—Sealed proposals will be re- ceived for {he Construction of « Church Edifice corner of Nineteenth and I sts.,until the Ist of April next, at the office of ety peel & Plo Sionthicies oats eae sts. specifications ean be teen. JOHN We HONTEE, ‘ustee Board mi7-3t™ Chairman PWAKD GORMAN, ° PRACTICAL < PLUMBER, GAS AND 8 FITTER, Revi led vitiDay ie No. 803 FOURTEENTH STREET, comer of i, Isth inst. at the schoo! met etrect HINGTON, seen Cand D streets south, ‘Capitol Bi we> P. han a, ~ ‘Repairing icaretally and a promptly EEV.M,® JOMNSTON.OF NASHVILLE. Li KINDS OF SHAD ORNAMENTAL Teun:, will Lecture at the 1sth-at AMS ES ad Haavbag? ty sruratahcd and fan Churel CHSDAY EVENING. “March | Planted’ ta property attended to and sodded, rth. Subject: The Results of Oki Pres ai wit LIAM BECKET All work carefalls alvented wesinge toe fe Su Wieabeaeg | fra began tig rae masked chiv e Resse. Admiasion f FYOF Ie” | dence, M'st.. bet: 1&ch andthe Nor 1688 int ae ISLAND INSTITUTE. Ti Course the Sunday Sa are certain that humane, considerate examin- ers, well qualitied for the task, can always be | found ready to devote the requisite amount of | time to it. ——+200- —- ‘Tae WILkes-Lecayp Dirricrir ‘Mr. Geo. Wilkes has a card in the New York Evening Post of yesterday, in which he says : “The revorta in the morning papers relative to a recontre between W. W. Leland and myselt are founded on erroneous information; and they are especially untrue in the statement that I re- | injury in the affair. ecived any I was about a a Patty of ‘estmore- fotel. on tt hal b paras or marked, certainly would not have failed to ive it. 5 pone at the source of the re: , however, at the monstrous false! int them.” see -——_—___ From J. Shillington and from J.C. Parker we have the April number of Huard & Hough- ton’s new monthly, Old and New; also, from Par- Ker, we have Lippincott's Magazine for April. s2ee- "7 Cigars are now made in some places by | machinery. S7 Mark Twain hasn't written much since he | vas married. S7-A California weekly paper is Democratic Phantom. | 87 Memphis has just got its frst velocipede rink. Here's enterprise for you i 1&7 Paris is to have a $600,000 gymnasium and swimming-school. 87 Most of the clergyman of Vermont are in favor of female suffrage. ‘A Cinemnati has decided that a blow sroma husband indicted upon a wile is saliciont ground for a divorce. S7-The praser-mectings at the house of Liu- poche EA wickedest man in Troy, are be- ing regular! itt; Paulas radicals propose to victor Noir > by allowing Pierre Bonaparte shoot them In detail. a7The ‘dof Education of Jacksonvil Ii, have closed the city ward schools in city for two weeks, asa preventive against the pmall- pox. S77 An artesian well at Morrison, IIL, has Leen he Ho to the depth of eleven hundred and eighty feet without hapa agen hong ‘The Bricklayers’ Uni iew York uy fined a member $25 for patting en 0, ‘hich other society men Lad struck. of Lee Shns0i here’ Isisnd Invcitwes will be tels bre SoU eae ese Gace Wate rch, ‘ a y, March 18, 1570. Subjeety © Beri Doctrines.” | | 7 ON FREE SxuiBr ir (GS avroriess of ail the FS a in SMITH & STRONG'S ART GALLERY, F STKEET, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. wae a ienne ani il ll og mv eee eee ee ce Aina,tine Bix fi the Works of Michel Angelo, Celilal, mt 1. 0. U. ¥—The commi GF uettan ct ind Bacar hy: a eo ment? f Kort fe pimaare rt b te are oe | the EI room ellows | ast f tied TAG 70 TO OBTAIN ovine | agent, W BbRAUSD ek Boe “fe | TO ICAL STUDENTS. i oe Medical | . FABRE JOHNSON meg a wilt the Sreskooas students wil cases in pe ware meee Board of stitution and matters THOS. B. WAGGAMA! Nemeth ty aha a: 2 Ser ‘Wasarveroa. D- L —s CEMENT, BA LIME from the Front Royal, Virginia, 2 Company's rood ro pot, Kiins, wi rat erclustvely, for oth street and a 23K ere SOHN PETTIBONE, 16-60" Superintendent. VID C. BOHLAYER. ‘AT, FRESH MEAT BACON, ana LARD. baer 3 ‘BALTIMORD URED, te RKET PRICE; sore int aud streets, Navy Yard. 1t" WOrARY PG Ee 4 REAL E lo rent ae sype| ean ead TRDS! By essen and Bas- rs received pusnin, Su. W Louse mi6-3t* 631 Le. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sis, HEODORE KAUFMAN. Artist Laalee classes Moi ad Tinuredayes Sa jours: Terms made known on application.” mig; ini Lum- poown aid Alon eed fi Chor:h, Fairfax coun county, Va. ESt42 beep 1833. JOHN McD) COACH MAK MoDEEMC | Sena e C soss s wausn, syne BSTATE poocenes 4: BROKERS 2 aos eee UB, South Between Gh and 7th atreots otly FOR. R SALE AND RENT. WANTS. __FOR SALB-AND RENT. Mier a ae rae a nie Ww itis pee i WE Be rnished fom, notre. _ —— an cK OOLTAGE. containing $ rooms, ees mil ee sen theepansr Wistettostnt ‘8 WHITE GIEL,f re 12 years of aus. Any one desiring, {this office. Wefer= acdad treet Apps at Ne. 300°C paseil bear direatment, dene eid requ eas ee waa three ety wae DWELLING. teats Cede y sousion aye tJ. C. McKELDEN, F street N. W. “Keo mhi7-%* ¥ between ii ‘OR RENT—A neat new containing four 5, Address, eating focation and mes, as | F Toome, corner of 24th and T atreets. Water r OM se 3 | Bar Begg: Alte: foc sale cheap a HISiCLAN'S BU ae a pply to" ‘No. ue barton street, Georget: — (UB KENIT—A Bouse containi seven rooms FOS REED ARpUE few minutes walk of, the Post Office. “ont moderate, Apply corner 2 at and Mass: avenue, northwest W: Ras first-class OOF, Ly MAKER. JOHN McCARTHY. HARVEY & Sst Fetveot Fe RENT—816 « month.a SNUG HOUSE of St se four rooms and summer Kitchen, with water, ree = 500 rm hans | and sewer,one equare from the Treasury Wise nine ion Bi, wake oe ei 2 i Bhs arth side of Penusy vania axe. "a tere ABB BOM? non Depot gag ork are. aren and 1 o clock only. “> re and Uf ln sO bi if pa rOMAN. ‘Alspsn halt i i Par iig couNTRY r RESIDENCE, GIRL to do chamber god other light work. miles ron to the Ca ith seference, to 91 ad A EP TO HIRE— “th a oo mae in oe town, 8 BRICK HOUSE of abont eleven ae yard and ae On aoterate — hI?-eost™ freee BBB. Georgetown Post Oce. ia Fe FERTS ‘OR FOR SALE—A desirable COUN -A WHITE GIRL, emneral .T of Wacres, suitable for gardening, Abi stewart reat and un ad Sat man a rsvedby heave Ae grote keer ame between the hours of 7 and 9 a. m. ane 48 ant t Ms barn, Barns 1 by 2 teete bai ing pm if cash, the balance on accom- Toit Gate. A LADY DESIRES A POS a FOSITION A AS BRS I: DENT or Rate id ING ERNESS famity to give instruction in the usual branches of | Exo KeAy Feo ot FIFTREN MONTHS—Oue of English, with Mu eh. Address 8.'J.. | F'SRe mont tlegamt HOUSES fore eer Baltimore Post 01 mah Wino" | ip the city tn the Rewhborkoc! “of Mount Vernon jore, thoroughly and expensively far A a thetalgy of nished; all modern conveniences snd improvements conte qr over may draw «valuable Pi Complete and in pert practi Py to oes } wpe rte ori Peete displayed mhi7-2t 23 Baltimore, Mt OTTAGE GALLERY. 16th st.. near I, x ENT=A fo One and a half saegree north of White LSS EF Cre a A San oe _(See under “ Person: pot any business. Call at No. 59 H street, cast aNTED— A FURN SHED 1 HOUSE, Pleas: Government Printing Office mh @ gentleman with a family of OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE. thr three stories, Ras, fhrealadies, “Rent will be paid monthly. Address Aeonet ap Sat the ‘Star omen. stating i ion ena k ani eet Tr, at $25 per Sey Congress street, ide» aaa Ger. » ie sor pt dl Bg ee emgbecey Detwese ridge sae Cor Geongetewn. Fhe AI —Two F) BE} foo ANTED—A all capital can sc. Peas, HOUSES. with, four Apply on patina Bisiniss: Cal o13 JOHN W. RIGHTSTINE. Premises to Teh etreet, b 16 St" Pablo ET, for yourse! Eand F. ween lw" HOUSE containing toes san RENT—Several large unfurnished RUOMS, Wier HOUSE containing fi F suitable, for, housekeeping. References given street uns Fooms, in a locality eat sronne « and required. on the ‘premises, No. 803 D tears. Kent must be moderai ress . Gast aeraae! dddross Post | Street, bet. sth aud 9th. a6 3t' Fo RENT—FURNISHED, three-story ay BRICK, ton rooms. water, gas, bath. and water closet: bay window; $125 per month. Three-story ‘modern B . nine —. water, Y iene path, chowet, range, and Latrobes: ‘ly furnished: ry family . Unfurnished. large BRICK ‘gous ch pilmodern improvements. and stable and carriage house; Avply so ‘McNRIR ee. 5 Beal Ratate coer kitchen, on remit Fo: RENT—Two F EBNISHED 1 ROOMS. near ae m Mc prox ee Poet == aaa Q ats. ‘Apply © on the o N street, near 13th, oy “ais apren ILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR- RANTS and’REVU) beaut “fy ge begaa _ Toa, the 5 Lr market price will be paid, by W. ie Hheurance Agent and Real Haiate ie Bro: fore northwest. GNTED arc! worth of BE COND iis HAND olin he for which I will pay the hi poet c ‘ash p! LTER B. WILLIAMS, ja2-3m_ No. 739 7th street, between G and Ws NTED_Brorybody to know that BRAZIL- LIAN PEB! other SPECTACLES can beaccurately suited so as to ay hen the is, sight. and cheaper than eli “pre ou Optician. ne: jonal Hi __ Jas ANTED—Ladios | ‘—Neven tt Ww oh Wilcox # Ginbe’ satis at F ‘carner tA north and 2d as and water: easiest terms. For icity and noi z Pees working, fete Dropounced | the Theat Sewing Ma | ¢ymranient to the cars and the Cp spied ott chine in the world. Agent . BA! of adaiaed Factory, ‘Sis ‘Street, mt between VE ERY DESIRABLE OSES, FARM SALE, 24 miles from town, adapted erence, fruit or dairy. Gra id other fruits on place. Inquire 14 a at ES ‘JUSTA PAY PAYS FATE CASH PI ee GaADLES AND CHILDREN'S SPRING OVER-COATS, ALL SIZES AND COLORS, Pim pena oe aL situat, the it ii cuire — side. ree Ee ee —- order: on reaeomab| at tory Tah wire an apenae o' CK ion ications eelear Sh oie streets "Gans water » brick stable. Lot We feet NERICR, BQUSE. mos and’ cold ‘water, gus, ee Tein act RICK HOUSE, meme. t eygan on and 13th streets, north side. marble mantels = basins, Stable, &c. Lot 2 by 142. other fine Ane and emai! FRAME PRICES FROM 95 To g28 at and cold water, in cellar! HOUSES, well located. in different of the city, 2 CAMPB LL, »} eee ay A. Saks & €e.’'s, jalS-tf sort FOR SALE 8. p. Bro Southeast New ¥. FIRST. fea No. 316 SEVENTH STREE™ PRERCE all modern tom OR RENT—Two new. FS and collars, Brie Dwi with marble window { 4. BEIBEROER, OLTIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, streets. Inquire at 1402 léth street. ROH, ‘AILOR, ae let to be Those Secien's.) the Hon. Jes. W- bret Rawls Foe | oy fhe. 308 Poon arene, W master General 08 PERSONAL. AWYER, MAGNETIC ae, yA and Merits? oY E st., berceom sts pon all business af amperes” mh 17-6" rey Senator Br ven Ingersoll and Wood. 8. others for whom be bac excouted wort of thal ciear F. roaarion WANTED, OF CATHARINE mh aS Iy 1. who left her home Wednoeday last, and CURE No.4 Pet.,"wear Atwenal wus d= 2 27,4 ESTABLISHED 1841, Soe ee 7 )) PRESENTS y Wace Or Milde to BE DRAWN: S7™1 PADDLE MY OWN CANOE. "R Gems, it by Cards Visi ete. “Pictures ‘taken in ordi Pr at] 27 Leonictan 3s Ee Sat, too Gam TER—doing, in short, ali that any painting est SoTrsol Garuret. tom's lishment can Go, and Aarine mo partner to dtvits mee low St. John's Church con the other aids of Lafayette vient Sauarc), directly opposite ‘the White Hous. See | frase*7 challenges any faire Or standing, carrying on business on Louisiana avenus, between Bix Chand Seventh strects. for three years, bee thankful for past favors, and solicits 8 coutine came. LOT. pe the omer 2. Sater aos a tom 28 c that she FRENCH FLUT: | anes of the ARKER, OND. HAND CLOTHING. UNDER. CLOTH- F&, RENT—A neat LACES "aut LACEG ¢ RTAIN BLEACHING | fel a No. 627 cakes ne ines BOOTS, SHOES, be. be- between 24th and 25th streets, The House tet ESTABLISHMENT from 275 Pennerivania avee _ rk twoen D and E streets, third door from Youn itea's moet pew, To a good tenant the rent will be $12 a] nue to 421 9th street Dotwoen D and k streets, PAINTING. Ciriean A a, Amociation’ Building. N. 8— month. Inqni t door Su dcors above Young Men's Chris rae . ty Mail Promrtly Attended wyaye FoR: SALE. mr_room HOU: ow near | Buildi oge3,. ase STRErr. cuihe Navy Yard. a Terms, $50 - CTOE = a —ae Re z cash; balance, 82) per month. s LOST AND FOUND, * R. ARRISON wtiee No. 1523 Ninth strect, betwéen Nand 0 ar Sale i ace ue First st. cast, wear Be aves ‘tah 12 tm” beter {Se ness ror AT AGKEAT BARGAIN—Four | qroTic am Litter ith Coral | Fone tipi LOTS on south side of NEUE T webrrienct having Femarded by leaving north V street, between Mth and 15th. ran back to thirty-foot alle — is ays between W and Lore the i7th instant, in the Jaa Paes OCKET BOOK, containing a small amount of value oniy ich were re thre: paotozraplis, Also, three on west side * streets n Also, 0 t front. by ninety-fivedeep, to a filteen-foot alley, on thewast deol Counvocchont ‘avenue,betwera @ and Retreets. This ts the hi jece of ground on the Avenue. Connecticut avenue is of money ~% Be" the owxer, amor ue how being the mo if th the raded,aad, it is thought, the street cars ill be: 69" Missouri avenue, Between ‘Gr | fanning in about three mouthe, Now iethetioees eo the Star Uffice. 7-20" ashe lots. apne meee oe om in phe estate in AKEN ESTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN ment required om the toove lot gt ane eet ea: stant one HORSE MULE, whic wile cstae ae ees Peyton y Eo bullders and’ par eae h blader, at WL. Wall 8 Cove, Bazaar, Loulat. | scans desiring to bulla hese ny ease eu ell ka. m:, unless ownership thereof ia proven at | 2% maten oF ciehtnen oe ii oflice, No 456, (0d R. HERRICK. sen $10,000 to loan on Real Esta! Property TARR & CO. thereto. By ontee m 17. N. E. corner Now Xa York Sipe rk. x BUSINESS CHANCES. S800 CAPITAL—A MAN to ht mh 15-15t FY RNISHED OR UNFURN 7aTED ROOMS TO hg ed without board. sising = * Cog) near 1 No; 1309 F street. second door from 13th st. will nied to atten: re, all Wtne wravches of H ATH DRESSING. etc. Soliciting your patronage, 1 am, respectfully yours. mhi2-6t" MISS SIBIE O'HARA. Wwe 18 SHE’—WHY, MADAME Hospital, P fg gt tor, cil Sass "ar 1 ills, for obstinate eu ppresaion or ‘obstructions of th 1 when fo: bidden by direc- towed ‘For sale at 179°B strect soute. between oth and Jet ‘mh im" DEALER IN MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, ae AND CHROMIC. DISEASE of = private ature and radically cured without the use of balsam or mercury . ey DI B. LEON. the well Known and Physician each iality in pee’ city. Upwards of fifteen years’ spec tice ii ‘a DE EMALE COMPLAINTS al mercantile business, ‘monopolizing the sale of a class of goods which will pas Qne acquainted with hotel . Inquire of SLRS BRICK HOUSE. = rooms kitchen, in an excellent neighberhood; water in the yard and title 1190 cash. Call at the premises, No. isth st. southwest. mlt-Go" FURNISHED HOUSE OF TWELVE Rooms, A 5 invesT aw ear Sith all the modern convenlences. rice TO INVEST GOOD REAL | per mouth c $70 000 ESTATE PAPER, ‘at moderato Real Eptate Agent, rates. App) TTA. mist" 519 7th strect. hia Gt Weal Patate Brokera, cor.dthang Ba Foe RENIA FeuNisnED aoe a ieee ror s. WOOD AND COAL STAND ne teen rooms; in a very desirable location; on F or | Kk Per ab Au the elie toe Coe a aeseat bee | iver bacon ‘gthand Toth prvota, i posanaas ven siness. Rare chance for any one to atep right into = immediately Apply to CHA cEUEN, B ‘wellveatablished trade.” ingaire at the bat omos” Agent, 51971 mhi2-2w* Fe, SALE-—A six room a eomu in ® 15 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, healthy, res le neighborhood. with & good § 2, STOCKS, pP ONDE ond ott other secu nit wed well of water in " Minhil-lw "corner of fth etrectosd be Fo SALE—At a liberal ciconrt a DISHON OBED MIGHT DRAFT, dated Dec. 15 1559, Bid odyertiner upon the endorsement of BW. Brice, Paymaster neral. U. “re mr 1L-6t™ whoa" re see Wi Also, mh 11-6t Wa NTED To pure 51000 worth ot HEAL Karate NOTES. 4,000 on oon Collateral ecm ei © DARNEILLE 1425 P street bots Hehe. {Repab.j NTE OSHUA WHITNEY & C0. 729 Tthat., between G and ort bet. ind Sth sts., a a OUSE, with a two-story BRICK BACK BUILDING. Cpntaining six rooms in ail. The Lot has 9 de; 144 feet, running toa Soot paved alley On the ‘reat aft the alley, is erect H sts..want good REAL | {! ; ESTATE AND COMMERCIAL NOTES, soma com roo iy Seo Terms wer, fie a ce for Ene aM. Broker, ro, RICK. MA CONTRACTORS AND | _mhl¢6t Rew York k avenue and 9th it. (0 LET—Four to seven LARU GE ROOMS, com- 3. ek Bice ZARD AND. 400.000 Roepe blished tite wi Pity ero ; was, ey "> dai ULL! brie! KS tO BE SOLD CHEAP.—. Brick ¥: wu i Bison lete vane te ler, on ane bank of the C! ¢ and Ohio Canal, ten miles shore Georgetown D.C. comprising aixty acres of dof clay" and ia mera a ve dwell = = nprengd hy to dwelling houses, one store, t long.) three r briek shed: eet burning brick-1 Kline: il assem ease lianees for the manufacture and transpo! ricks. including twocanal buat three os About seventy-five. whoelbarro oo unburned Deicke will tr OR aa chong it Hication {emade at ones. tn’ Geo Fount it a town, to ey COLLINS. 98 Beall st. = house Bent ‘9a. mil-eotaith_or H.W. 3 Congressat. | Inanth. Inquire immediately OF fogs Wh Mea = NEY ado" bid bet.G FICE! ACCOUNTS CASHED | 1,02 ASE, IN GEO! 0 J, 1. SQUIER, MONEY BRUKE STOR! WEEE TG woe Baan Ce EE bathe eee EK oe CHEAP—A soceed band SAFE: itohen. oom sth food order. FS. Seal tor ‘owner's uso. Inquire ai non jedintely. eat saodennie to good tenants, the Evening Star inB-tt | Apply on the mikiz-et BOARDING. FO 3th oe any part or a FARM = d a ie 4 miles of Washington, between A RERASANT FURNISHED Room, wiru | prughing es Dalry Farm and is wel slaptad to * for two (old number) ath strect, Ne W.- Between 1 asa ieee tar lind a a two = I “BURR. | A URE, FORSTER TE ee Ad for a gen 5 ‘PRRER: YX PRESS RICK With few boarders; will Pep 3 bottle abt PRRRAEME: Sar | sir este teciall Bikice. mahié-2* sla ot nn = -tubes eo presses, Sat SHIRTS, WARRANTED EQUAL. ea rae . one and rior, to irt inthe coun- | water. Aleo, large, @ry cellar. try for gan of i; dra durabit tie ant ia liberal and ‘complete assortment ; oty of atyleg Boys , from 81 get. ete mbi-ecim No.4 D®* @oons. i (cos COR! ian GREAT DECLINE Ss ‘DaoscoauLN MUSLIN Tn FL 1K, | WHIT! FLANNELS from a cent : DELAINES 15 ate G7" Justdealing toall. ONE PRICE ORLY, BOGAN & WYLIE, ee: 24 Hi = (Be Fe fe Rr eG BeBe oe es 1080 SEVENTH STREET, _mbinec% __between E sot Lists. S48 Sa isetect Longe 50 feat wheel steamer ieee eis ae b eas “Tye Bo. 63 ‘Raltimore. Paneer y in all ‘without fail. BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, Pre ene Oy eer = GRATES. BUMMER PIECES, ac., &c ¥/STARR WILL CANVASS THECITY OF | the adore ion eniainen tahoe ameten at INDIAN HERB MEDICINE. The fercks | 2*0uiactured. Ploace call and cxamine thems x ice hours to 12 o'clock a. m feas-tr = + a ibasd Ba Pty nar ae ET cs ai = - ton. 204 F street, between 9th and 10% A™= B. SHEPHERD & BROS, RAVING REMOVED To THEIR NEW IRON WAR KHOUSE, Deafness. Lose of Voice Uatarrh, Biche ander | 920 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS., Chronic Diseases. Wo advise all who are in need of (sours srpz,) qbbgsician ‘to call upon ‘him ae his reputation is Br special ol cee ae ANYON wil “ed Respectfully call attention to their assortment of unnl ‘pril tata and aire - ih a face tems 7 mo be Fan. GAS FIXTURES, i lee FEMALES oe MPORTANT MALES—DR. DAME DUBOIS , ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE ertain reliet to married ladien, Cishon Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS icine, at one interview. tients from a distance city. to then utd in Dr- LEON, the uely reliable and Sheet ae physician for such specialty fn the semanas ” desiring tpratment can) Copoee on the utmost confidence fo apeed tmost in all cases. Rooms ite ‘Tenth street street, Sabor sylvania avenue, ‘The Largest Stock of CLOCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the ; LOWEST RATES. anal Every Variety of BRONZES, cause of ——. SLATE MANTELS manufactared, ofetyle and eemal to the floes. eae et Museu TERRA COTTA AND TRON WARE, - CHIMNEY TOPS, EABTHEN FLUES, WOOD AND COAL. pone “eginon Tide, sawn PIPES, ac. Cc @AL! COAL Bole Agency for = woop i Baa oper — put. R xpuceD ED PRICES. Consumers of Coal are invited te call bofore + lithe ‘best 3 as ig well the ost Uoal in thommartet at woo Woopr At greatly prices. Sewed ‘aad Split or cord — W. H. MARLOW, ‘Weop t ration cuareey Jy Laren, FeRmacrs. Comprising all the most improved varicties. FOUNTAIN JETS of every atyia. PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM tr fe 121m" iia oe FP28sH marux sve4R—the a mhil-tw — ao . ee a east + Pea ial s Boek anv so ete and Camel, BYE. LINDE. “Re. _iainay Seems AGENTS FoR Rehm ty sin U1 HAZARD BLASTING * good ‘Assortment ALL KINDS OF SPORTING POWDER. Schemes eeod oa raise. 165 BRIDGE AND MARKET SPAck, BRAN 2 CO. ~ mhi3-67 Center Bitar THE 4ru OF APRIL, AS WE ARE DETER MINED TO LEAVE THE city. STORE for Rent, and FIXTURES forSale. . SIEGEL BROS, 902 SEVENTH STREET, mh 3-Im Oxx Dook Anove I Srreer. ETRE REAR cra aoe 7s ene win saa ONT EYESIGHT eccuratly swited wish Poddice nd ciher Srectecles, ty manele on Se abot __ Sep Bowe avers T Snen._ Wo s05EE ioe avn FARE RULER 4B. 8, HEMPLER, OPrician, soe pe feet.