Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1870, Page 2

- EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY.... .March 15, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. Reeeptions. ‘The next reception of the Speaker of the House will be on Friday evening, March 18th, from 9 to 11 o'clock. —_+~ee--_____ And now the Chronicie argues that the people of the District are sacrificing material things for immaterial things in seeking for an umproved form of government; and intimates that the ma- terial things are the World's Fair project, and subscription by the city of $580,000 to the Bal- timore and Potomac Railroad. If the Chronicle chooses to incite further pursuit of that exceed- ingly evavsive light of the bog,—the hope that Congress will give any adequate endorsement to the World's Fair project,—we have no earthly objection, and wish the chase all manner of suc- cess; but in the name of the long suffering and much swindled tax-payers of Washington we protest against them to the extent of half a million of dollars for this raitroad job. ‘The money might just as well be sunk in the Potomac, so far as W: is concerned The road will be built to Washington all the same whether the money is contributed or not. ‘The great railroad interest controlling this road do not need the money, and the contribution, large-as it is for us, would give us not the slight- est voice in the management of the road. In fact, the money would be yet more foolishly thrown away than that squandered upon the ment, but also to secure voice enough in its management to prevent it from. against Washington in the matter of freight. The gentlemen who owned the charter of the Baltimore and Potomac road made a very nice ‘thing of it in selling on: {to the present company to the tune of €25,000 each, and we doubt not the $500,000 asked from the city would divide around very handsomely among a small party of operators; but when the corporation invests in railroads again we trust it will be to build roads of her ewn, or to aid struggimg enter- prises that may not otherwise succeed, and which will be glad to concede to her a contral- ing influence in their mauagement in return for such aid. ————_-~+ee--_____ The Baltimore and Vhio Railroad comes out ahead again in its contest with the State gov- ernment of Maryland about paying over the capitation tax. The House bill authorizing Governor Bowie to issue a writ of actre facias to vacate the charter of the company for its mis- uses of its franchises—in other words, its retusa! to pay over the capitation tax—has been defeat- ed in the Senate bya decisive vote. This virtu- ally ends the question, as it is not doubted that if carried to the courts they would decide the tax unconstitutional and illegal. The Baltimore American, commenting upon the case, says per- tinently: “ In the mean Lg eg cor continues to play the jl a “7 ‘ait ee ees « 1 win, tails exacts from e Between Washington aud Baltimore they tion tax of twenty-a re cents, and pleads 9 the State that the tax is notori ly illegal, bas to beso in the \ walla cube, am therefore it cannot for a B ire ieee! consider the itover to the State. If A the est men still continue ta suffer. A has got all pinek © unaided, and t'heretore coolly tel te confederate he has no remed; : that the —— — + 20e Very much afraid is the Chronicle that “things” are. going untowardly touching Con- gressional action favorable for the District, (when did they ever go any other way?) and adds. that all would have been different “had a few wise and sagacious heads been left alone to engineer our affairs in Congress.” Certainly— by all Means. Let the Solonsstand forth. Pro- duce the heads. Set them to wagging. Let them engineer. Let them engineer quietly, or let them engineer explosively; but by all means let them engineer. And when they have engi- neered a few years let the Chronicle report pro- gress. ‘These are the men we are looking for—wise men and engineers who can manage Congress, and induce that body to give something more than seven and a half hours per year to the Dis- triet with its population of 170,000 people. We have had Mayor Bowen and Corporation At- torney Cook on the alert there, and their heads are supposed to be level; and the Citizens’ Com- mittee, believed to contain some average heads, have been pegging away. ‘Then there are ptenty of independent skirmishers on hand there daily— Councilman Jo. Williams, Dr. Boyd and the restofthem. But they are all no good. Their heads are not up to the mark. Now let the Chronicle produce its reserve of wise and saga- cious heads. If there are too many let them be sealed down. Let Prof. Fowler feel of them and select the best. Then let the elect sail in with a full head of steam, wisdom and sagacity on, and astonish C.mgress and the Distriet Com- mittees. 22+ —___ Jim Fisk lately used this remarkable figure of Speech in regard to Sam. Barlow, one of his antagonists. He charged Sam with “pirating around to see what he could root out,” and said he had “struck @ barren placer which 4id not pan out enough to pay for the court plaster to cover the raw spot which his rooting made on the end of his nose.” Fisk rather as- tonished the grave and reverend seignors of the House Gold In Committee by the tropical luxuriance of his illustrations; but this Father cape all his previous efforts, The New York Herald now predicts “the overthrow of the Democratic party in the next State election, and with the loss of New York the rapid disintegration and dissolution of the party throughout the United States.” From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Putnam's Magazine, Demorest’s Young America, and The Children’s Hour, all for April, and Every Saturday tyr March 26; the and ‘Nation for the Tith, and the American for the Isth. os A. Hunker writes to the Revolution = Whee Pape naa eat eck not to ste: ee ‘all thelt own ‘Where Senate's hold Negroes while Tam left out, And where even the women now put me to reut!”” ————-+e2- From J.C. Parker we have Putnam's Maga- S7-The widow of Stonewall Jackson is about to remarry. to kiss a lady im the street. - S7 The conductors on one of the street rail- ways in New Orleans make change with silver. Po yen ne a a will soon be out; pene pepe wie soon . girl at Madison, Wis., of the Norwegian pereeet a was a aries of of aes teasing in the House ‘im the i Sant | den and Amboy. Kepeated sano woe mad> to put the Air-Line Railroad bill on its final Passage, but the lobbyists gt the _ = the House, and, by entici the cloak and committee Fr. in two or three inst Finally, when a vote other means, a mem! tion on the — = engrossed, a1 was fact im all late! is Ddsrierucnany sue ES feat the bill hare not a = forced a weenie may paseif at 01 Tri ‘The lobby have done a smarter thing than to attempt to defeat the bill in the House—an tm- practicable attempt, as they well know. They is Hable to repeal or alteration at any time, —_-+ee-—__— Tue WEEKLY Star, now on our counter and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- Rann er wonrate'® last capital sketch in the een ea peka come mid, Extensive arran arrangements are making for a riends of woman suf one ‘in Peo nome mt S7-McFariand, who killed Richardson, is visi- ted, on an a by six sympathizing women daily, most of w! oma are utter utter strangers to him. 4 MANAGER | 3 He be pablisare in. ated URS? Gacue SAHRITION dev ‘The last AY Dition in its present shape. the arty tae a resaes will be delivered by Gen- THOS. KEL, Adjatant ST S™ mist ‘GRAND SACRED CONCERT. CHOIR OF avon CHAPEL, assist some of the best singers in this cit; wilteive A CONCERT at the Church, corner A street north, TkSDAY EvaNina, “he inst., to ees tie public is invited. mission 50 Ce rt aaa FR ANK ity ide at tl 10. ™ PraGS thRh Bie itrector. rege LATE Bee mM. SEASTOR: or, Tuside the During the coats A. MALL, forwerly of the Epiph«ny wil above, on MONDAY EVENING, March 21,at Lin- & Snesen en gben at 7 o'clock; Lecture to commence at 8 liver the Lecture entitled as Vameron, 6x a of War, will ‘O| MEDIC. 3s —| aa Be AL ae Be: a L RECITA ATIONS, on SATURDAY, Maret KS at6p m.,at 205 Pennsylvania avenue. mi? ON FREE EXHIBITION— gen | [Savrovieks of ali the Art Gallerics in arope SMITH & STRONG'S ART GALLERY, F STREET, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. Lonvre Florence, Basle, R me, Yancey ar ‘Weimar. &c. Aisa, the Bixtine chapel, I the Works of Michaei Angelo, Cellini, the Stan: Saat Raphael &e. mahi 2" SINKING SLOWLY. Diseases that progress rapidly to a crisis are not the only ones to be dreaded. Canker or dry rot does not blast a tree as suddenly ase atroke of lightning, ‘but unless arrested it destroys it as certainly; and in like manner chronic debility, although it doewnot kill with the swiftness of yellow fever, is as sure to sap the springs of life eventually as any acute dis- ease, if not checked by invigorating medication. There is something inexpressibly touching in the spectacle of premature decay. Languor, pallor, emaciation, depression of spirit, and a diataste for exertion, are its ordiuary symptoms, and they should be promptly met by tonic treatment. The best in- vigorant and exhilarant that can be administered in acase of this kind is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. ‘The stimulating principle of the preparation rouses the dornant energies of the system, and the strength- ening and regulating properties give a permanent and healthful impulse to the vital forces thus brought into play. The failing appetite is re- awakened, the process of digestiun and assimilation are quickened, the quality of the Llood is improved, the secretions become more natural. and evéry organ that contributes to the nourishment of the body an- dergoes salutary change. By these means the repair of the physical structure is effected and ite health and vigor restored. Inno class of diseases has th: beneficent operation of the Bitters been more marked and striking than in these characterized by general debility and nervous prostration. Ladies affected with these ailments find in this most wholesome of all tonics and correctives the safest and surest means of relief. It is strong to restore and powerless to ‘ieee. Such is the uniform testimony of “clouds of itnesses.”” ‘ mblt-coste W TO MEDICAL STUDENTS. TABER JOHNSON’ Medical Class will commence on MO} the Mth inst., at at the Freedmen's epteal The te ataden ta itt ase Cases in his ward after recitatio mh THERE WILL Bx A MEETIN HE i, at, ibe WASHINGTOM | RATING Bon ONDA: . March ga a. Sati to ction’ ait merase of a re of tel per ETT. Pres't. _THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Sece” td Ne metry OF RATIONAL ooaeanye 8 AND TRUST 00 Wo. 513 5: 4 BT. Post Ovrie All moneys deposited on v. ore the iat of ch instant will begin a interest from the ist day of Mare! Amount of deposits to date, £00,000. _mhi-l6e — ATOM, Actuary. i. COOK mates OF LIFE. he ae pe ee || Prevents the hair falling ont: it FroT Ls place of that lost, * “The at Deus” Sane ‘York av ‘ith st. fori serra 98 North ir Seen digas Vr at wena w = Wade Buns pas r AWIFZRR, DENT ist D*8y 722, Kh, DENTIST _ RES sewing. the, Most nataral 99 7th st, and see. Also, his APOE 808707) eu pisratcu. F the shove port-and will sil weat week 73 Aer es c. HA RertsSp rare reser Gon. 15rn 8. pee es age wt aii Meals sent out. mis ly pee © 8. MITCHELL & 60. epee tot patrons duced their prices ou a ARP |mported having based oot div. Sahn dk ‘revision Anti war rates, tid ig =a Bisbee on ie opportanity for in-want to sup- ‘Stock is usually well assorted for the sea- | have tacked om am amendment to it by which it D®* Go-ops. IMMENSE STOCK. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE4, Ww. W. Burdette, SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I AND K, 18 THE FIRST WASHINGTON MERCHANT to receive @ full and complete stock of NEW SPRING DEY DOUODS, GOODS, in all 2 cents up to et peryard. PRESSURE IN THE GOLD MAKKET. WHITE Goups. W. W. BURDETTE of soaerns RRR antec to $u cents ver yi 1,500 LINEN TOWELS, fringed, at 124 cents. ff SHITE PIQUE. from 25 cents por yard akp tel. INS, TOWS! oa nay lor prlenes Win’ DRERCRIE 5 ey astonishing! OLD was x feoPey T0 G0 Te Tot THE VERY BEST PRINTS, 12%c. W. W. BUBBETTE Ts opening to-tay 5 RINTS at ¥r8-10 aad 13 ijore th NO. 928 — ST., BETWEEN IANDK. pieces of beautiful cents; as cheap as EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS y ALPACAS NS TN BLACK W. W. BURDETTE Raped ei 100 pieces of BLACK auraca.oft dhe rea baw mae ‘alto, BLACK ‘ise; aloo, SiS Teduced'30 conte per yard” GRAIN, THBEE-PLY Tapestry Brussels, only ool Ingrain, only $0 cents. 1k 100 pieces MATTING, at 33 1-3 cents per i alata BSc eee The v nglish The above comprise onl: Seas portion of our immense stock. ¥ it is filled with up aEw => CACiC ‘ABRICS. lowest atonce. All goods cowarne Mio be an resreenaied OF the saleamen. W. W. BURDETTE, NO. 921 SEVENTH 8T., BETWEEN I AND K. mis-3t ELPHuonxzo Younes, ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co., 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Connen Foun-anv-a-BaLr Staxer, SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to our large invoice of OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE src crete | Be itecly« wil for ty CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES. oTilrintie weameirboan vERvtats™ NEW YORK BUTTER, which we are offering at a POSITIVE BARGAIN. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Ce., GROCERS, 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Conysx Four-anv-a-Haty Srazsr, Exrnonzo Youxss mbly . BS. M. Buacmanp. = 2 Se .FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND REN T. WANTS. —! t 16 ae oe A WHITE GIRL.of aboat prea Sand IZ. m. Satur ped are g > 26th ard Teoms Wart OW CASE, six foot ca . WELL: we «& ee War iat oss raceme is ante ue = in co. Sh ctecete inquire ct i T inn sn betwee ao ‘tnd a anh 17 re. Ww 18-e0! ee on Rae, a with uae aire at No, A a gi a 454 ie Williaa od. hog veen ath and W ANTED= Beary to iw + LIAN. PEBBLE and. other acces sigh ad eee tan sleeriersy st FLEES five HOUSE on Ml street south, between New sank avenue and Ist inquire at corner, 1it ‘Avtreets, or of Mr. JOHNSON S. Estate jee, near ia avenue reat Ml st. Foun SALE OB BENT—A ioe DWELLING: six Temas hae to cella, a and are near — ney = fine cook writer na as ee oe fae 7 rom and hack yard: wood eR northeast cor. Wth and O sts. OB RENT—Furuished or unfurnished ROOMS, on the first or second flour for ae ey wet a for gentlemen, 935 L st. he ey K DW aCLING. << tery BRIC! ier April 1. “K remit y c. or BCKELDEN 35 a, waka ply AN, Fe RENT—A HOUSE containing seven room= and cellar. within s tew minutes walk of the ode Apply corner 2d st. ph sania er McCARTHY. UN | ood borne ‘iu oF BS fects building halt cash, the balance om accvm modating terma. Le eot ee are Micon! | inquire at Toll Gate ___ mbt at primed come ax dollars: aloo revenue and postage | F\OR RENT FUR FIFTEEN MONTHAS—One of pa. A liberal reward if ert at Mayor's OB RENT, USES. (0 Sotenee iS cornet 7th and Asta. mls 3" mn the ety (yin the meughior ch boca ot Houne ferue = altimore, thoroughly and expensive! ihe Bane Ta the Newer’ Costial Grenndn ge ne: | niskedsail megera sparen notices ‘and improvements st. east and the Post Omice Department. a | complete and iu perfect order. Apply te OBOCCO WALLET containing check on TCHELL & HODGES, tional Metropolitan Bank for $25, a I whi7-12t 23 Lexiny st., Baltimore, M4. Silt receive a tment oe VOR RENT—A tou BRICK HOWSE, in. Snder will receive # liberal ae ra by leavin the I 2d toi cellar af re mA tre ora yee for an! ‘at No. 3! tt “Sos a eereet Gin Government Pri Printing 01 mb16-6t" On Tuced: ‘nal RICK TOUEE-tigeacerion Roses =e diy'Gora Leaves, Go - Per month” Congress street, and Pearl in the cet finder will be sustably een B BIERSD Ns Paine Fewarded by leaving it at DAT tatrest, etme sth |. mnie-te k jeorgetown. and 300 Foe RENT—Tw HOUSES, with four L& Sf ay SIAR pater ae bs. catego on Wth street, near V. Apply on POC! BOOK, ni in i= al it S ses to ot sowey and several’ Srticlon ot eaiee seen, | Cmbae ke JOHN W. RIGHTSTINE. poomacr. am Bos ich were three photographs FR BENT eral large untarni ished ROOMS, 6 mone; Pocket ok E.t0 469 Minouri avenue, between | ana Mable, for, housekeeping. ene ee and reets. or at the Star ( Uftice Street, Pit ae mahl6 AAT PTIAL DY, PRE METROPOLITAN | FOR RANT-FUKNISHPD, thicariny BRICK, - gas, bat jer closet: HonsE MU LE, which will be gold to tho high bors widow: @51 age et ss a avenue, on Rattidey. dirday. April 3d. proxiimo. atl i ninotics NS ase od 2pm aereto, "B "Syorter ico, NO 0 c GEOR HERRICK Property Ol BUSINESS CHANCES. BEDRCom AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, a good condition, for sale on reasonable terms by partics leaving # the city. Inquire at No. S48 Jee st., bet. H and I. m7 By order m 7-3 ARGAIN —STOCK AND FIXTURES = a ret-class Fruit end Confectionery Store for gale ot Satists reasons given for sell rca tar office. mhls-6t* $7 0. ,000 er ARE Paria Oe oe mas Fates. BOURN & LATT. mui2 Ayn ileal Ratato Brokern, cor. itbrana Fests Fo WALE-WOOD AND COAL STAND—One of the best in the city, now doing a splendid bu siness. Rare chance for any one to Rep taehe int intoa well-sstablished trade. Inquire at the ABTED: ao US UA MHITNEY & aie at. 1 mi AND COMMERCIAL NOTES ot at market rT aa NTS ra eA CASHED mer ncer OB. Treasury, rest second-hand SAFE. cA ase. ieaeire at ‘Too small for the Evening Star BOARDING. ee PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, suitable for two B pam at 353 (old wumbor) 20th street, N. W.. between I and K mhi6-3t* NIGECY, FURNISHED Room, AP BOARD: for s gentleman and wife, in private Or wi re are but few T will “7 oper month. Address PERMANENT, 8 hi, - NITED STATES PATENT OFFIOR, U asuiinazos.D-O., March'is, 179, 28, ths petition oe DWARD' MAYNARD. of Washington, D. C xtenaion an is for the ei ofa Ere tnprovemeat, io kim on the, Teh day of June, 1858, 1455, I CUKKS ALL SKIN DISEASES, Removes Dandruffand allays Itching. Stops the Hair Restores Hair in place of that lost. Cures Neuralgia, Nervous and Sick Headache. For general Toilet purposes it is a * Luxury,” oanettatt arrests Nat . uniting a1 ndigestion, and me Gures ¢ @ sure antl s Lesserebore ant all iH HOOPER ace aL OCR (STITCH Hedge price bey PP ee Be Feputaiton for unequalled sin Hoy ease ‘of Becdle, andthe, sh orate oe cones x 813 7th st. west, between ff ‘and I. mbit? 6t 0 DERS. wil Ticoredtor the Gonstruction Cf a Churek Baifice Nineteenth and Late. ,uvtil the ist of Aptil next, at the office. of Starkweather & Flowesen Avchaccs: erere ae ana D si ste., where the plans geo ceeneiua GonNw, HUNT mi7-3t* WARD 2. PLUM }, GAS AND STEAM FITTER, No, 803 FOURTEENTH STREET, corner of H, WASHINGTON. D. c. i i iS aft ebbing and Bepa' pairing carefull yan ome oa it ADE AND ORNAMENTAL At K Use OF fear Br BY Furnis Blented. Ge E at Med oat eaiea, | ge {o,23-baving hed thirty years’ experionce with th dence Mets. eth th. No.1638 miz. | ie CEMENT, Har. from t Roval, Virginia, : Patt of papas gaepee, fe ‘at Depot, Wth street land oven » 3. pony, mbl6-6t* Superintendent. TED CaA- B BABY BIRDS. — Ringe lot ot Fea te ae tt 550. ER MESA ORAM 9 AGES a and LE- yrs ne APPLES, (Refralt and Rus- iN atte peoveeade ow LUMSDEN, mi6-3t* 631 La. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts, aca Tipe alii give tnt z ‘ruction in Paintiss. Ladies’ el i Glasses iy Ba cae from 2 to oy male known on application. mbit F&. SALE—TIMBER; in the » Suitable for + nine rooms, reer, faa, bath, clovet hand: family. Unfurnished, large HIICK HOUSE, tiltmodern improveménts. and stablo and cartiag™ ON WM. MCNKIR S CO, Real Estate Agents, mhi6 50; > K st. bet. sth and 9th. V ERY Dv SALE, 2% fruit, or dairy. Inquire 1415 es OR SALE—Four ne the Navy-Yard. Pri Ss cash; balance, §) per month, First st. cast, near Pa. avenue. mhi5-lw nae. | ere oe eed BAKGALN—Four saluable BUILDING LOTS, on south, side of street. between Mth and I5th. T! ee thirty- -foot al Al Or iath, between Wand’ iteets eet Xiso, 100 fect front, by uinety-fivedeop, to a fifteen: foot alley. ‘on the east aide of Connecticut avenue,between Q and Batrects. This is the handsomest piece of ground ou the Avenue. Connecticut avenue is now being rht, the street cars will be Ecnning in about three socthe: ow ie te tines es waste lots. The next movement in real estate in yashineton will be upward. Oniy a sail Om the above lots, or any emi ‘month ‘payments. at 8 ahullders and parties of mali no cash will be re anges for twelve or eighteen monthes SIRABLE SMALL FARM FOR miles from town. adapted for garden, sand other fruits on place t. Mth and sth. am es J.B. ARRISON. baie! the wihoueee can Senn Indacement 10,000 to loan on Real Estate. NE. Now Fork aveni mb 15-15¢ sesh. 3 FSASSHED 08 UNFURNISHED Rooms 70 ET, with or without board. Apply at) 330.8 street, near 1 OR SALES BKICK HOUSE. = id Fos Lichen, inan exgelient NO ar in the yard at the Lin southwest. mlt-st” At OF TWELVE ROOMS. mia ate the ee conveniences. Price, $19 CHAS. A. McEUEN, al Myute ee Ear 19 7th strect. PRNISHED TOUSE four 5 ff FOO erp taazable a oth and loth st mnaetai on given is sect bterea Api to cHAS. A: McEUEN, Real state Agent, 519 7th street. st [yee Rae on hood, with a it ter it ait of = Lik are nant nrcutenees for @L of wal tay 1.500. 1,000 ih, on time. Aj 23 Bach =. ee tween P and a. saris in a a se feck 3 are porrion A RICK Dw ELLING, is G street; in pe ap ety es House, cr National Savings es Bank, 7th OUCNTRY PLACE F FOR RENT ‘or Mansion House and i Garden at Hil. advoining Geor clown Collegs. miniites walk from the Torse Cees, water, healthy, and. cl Georgetown, D. Fo. SALE—On K street. bet 4th and Sth sts. two-story BRICK RMS with a BRICK. BACK B nt uh » Srevstory conta ipall. The Lot bas i thot Ma fects runai to 39 foot paved alley re he rear of the Lot, fac cing the alley, Story. whol oe Te pencite tn Pica, for |e le only ferme ea . MM. ROHRRE Heal Estate Broke” mhit 6t York avenu» and 9h ot. T2 LET—Four to seven LARGE Booms, com municati: with 9 feet ball; gas. oad. aigenee of D: M. Lawrence, No. So a308 SS en » two RARE HOUSES, containing. 6 rooms oljar, with yard; situated on Frederick owe ve one at Tee Ene lopstion: is fine ooodgee! ea ain Fora, APN HE Prowse Si cea RENT—One of those vi desirabl: a DENCES. on on lich atreet, between Mand 0, s. Dextect rt E mole room: papered 1 freacocds use ne" , ug ire immediate! org Jose walt NEY ‘00% yao Tne bet.G ana = BOR EELSBUIER a crvRoET) cellars; dwelli Fs Peete titan fens yard, and house, situate | in ae gare 245. Rent $15 : JUDGE WYLIE, corner of M ee ahe fewo-tf —t Ei wine a F ‘OB, ERE cont Willcox & Gitbs’ Sm Ereieagent pine eos palo re OUSES FOR SALE. ESE. er ith and M BRICK Ho! SE, 12 roams, corn Lon Dee foot — Gas, water, brick RICK HOUSE, moons, on north side F street, | parE ESSE jot and cold water, gas, &c. 1 reigns) Detween 12th . 5 eee Wroome. ey oe gas,marbie mantels and basins, furnace im cellar: Sibi. ae. ere Pay by 142. Also. one Es ee see noUsES ™ ‘ Sed 7 Eetate jals-tt Corner of 7th and F's . SALE— Corner BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, New ¥. York avenue and ith Street One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RES edd ed or Al = re. 1B RENT—Two ee toe ataated on Rhode svenus, a ‘aud Mtb «One of theabore dwellin recently been lot to sks a LES tT PERSONAL. ERSONAL —If Mr. EDWARD CHESLEY, for merly of Canada, is in the city, he will an old friend by calling on or add: St. Charles Hotel. MENS SAVER. MAGNETIC AND HEAL ING MEDIUM and CLAIRVOYANT. can be consulted at her house, No. and 9th. ressing J.B AUSTIN, E st., between 8th mb 17-6t" upon all business of importance t too dark loo RY. ieth st. near 1-3 doors be low St. John's Church 4on the other side of Lafayette Square) directly opposite the White Hous. under Wants. mt5-Im APAME M « honor t BLOT. UE. be PARIS, HAS inform het customer tthe removi LUT Sand LACE CU. REALS MBLEACHING ESTABLISHMENT from 27 lvania a 1 cron, bavem Past karen o bove Young Men's Christian — = mi OCTOR F. M. STRINGFIELD, yofice No. 1923 Ninth street, between Nand 0, OTICE TO LADIES—The undersi Tauoved from Mrs. Grifith’s to her 1302 F street. second door from 13t! be happy to see her lady Yo all the bravches of HAIN DRESSING. atten etc. Soliciting your patronage, 1 am, respecttully 12-6¢" a SIBIE O'HARA. 7 HO 1S ADAME BOLVIN, SH ‘WHY, V late Chief Midwife to ene Maternity Lying-in it » Paris. Her je Pills, for all cases of Drwssion or obstructions of the mensen cases except when forbidden by direc- For sale at 179 B street south, between oth mhs-Im” a private ithout the > the well lompit o TE AND CHRONIC DISEA: T a radical nat ownage bane ly a ar ea known and coldest ests Scablined Physician tor such speciality in the city. Upwards of fifteen years Praptice in euch coere EMALE COMPLainTs immediately cured in all cases, without fail. Rogme 414 Tenth street above Ps. svonwe, C.¥, Hn. Stane WILL CANVASS THE CIT = or great aN MENDIA SHER MEBICiNE By, special request, Dr. FAN until April ist. and positively no longer. Dr. Fan. ime ean At eee at 1306 G street, between 13th and 4th, Washington, D.C. fe7-Im*™ DBnoatant 3 TO. FEMALES—DR. a DAME DUBOIS rears” J de. Electricity eclentifeall Teenty eight ith street, near Lae SUFFERING FROM TRREGULARI ‘TIES, or mS complaint rt ae their sex. sbould confide in’ Dm: LEON. the ho als reliable mad oldest established puitey for such specialty inthe Those Gassing tresuator ces eee ee guaranter cure ove Penn oo MAPLE SUGAR Fhe fartet this sea- corner of Vth amd F atresia, under mhll-2w itt House. Bo: ore, 'RINTING Bly _ Datreet, Sara jamUes ChorkEy & fons, meee, AGENTS FOR HAZARD BLASTING and ALL KINDS OF SPORTING POWDER. 165 BRIDGE AND MARKET SPACE, mhi2-6t™ GEORGETOWN. D. ec. Tu cL oy? Nr aeie KlDe ckoves, Drains S. 907 H. 8. BEMPLER, OPTICIAN, jale-ty Next to the National Hotel. ARDEN AND_ FLOW G THREES oe. SEEDS, FRUIT ott celebrated RASPBE! 5 TS, GOOSEBER OLOTHING, 4. SPRING OVER-COATS, ALL SIZES AND COLORS. PRICES FROM $8 TO 825 at A. Saks & Co.’ BELBERGER, (Buccessor te H. F. Lovpon & Oo...) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY. a J. PAINTING, Ete. HUDSON, south side Pennsylvania avenge, between 13th and lith streets. is ed to aamcats in the very boat style. at Tran: snd on short notice, all ky dots®. SIGN ‘tod DEC ORATIVE PAIN ing. ie articular attention to INT, RATIONS. in regard fo which he i . Senator tres Ingersoll and Wood. SP Brown, ag, and — for whem be! be has executed work of thal char mh iy 627 ESTABLISHED is4.. } 55 LA. AVE H OLD NO. S71 PADDLE MY OWN CANOE. 48 No. 627 7 Louisiana avenne. PAINTING. 5 2( MACNICHOL & BRENNAN'S INTING BSTABLISH.SENT, 923 D street between Sth and loth ‘aint! Gildti Marblings’ Calcintniags Wall Pas Decoraticns PAINTING. }» Bro’ 5 ‘and every variety of HOUSE ant ed toexecute cvery description of case orexectte vers) ou Bie ork can be done in the ist APTerz go> entrusted to them, «mall or receive personal attention. Contracts tors or old houses solicited. and sati "yam Sen 923 D street. betwoen sth and loth. S. Pr. WRISLEY, DEALER IN MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBUABDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES, SUMMER PIECES, &., &. ‘The sane Eide are warranted to be of the best manufactur ok oN en fe26-tr corner 9th A™= BR. SHEPHERD & BROS, HAVING B VED To TH new IRON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH 8TS., Gsovra sive) Respectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS PIXTURES, uprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY Tam Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES. The Largest Stock of CLOCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the LOWEST BATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and fintsh equal to the 4nest imported marbics. TEBRA COTTA AND IRON WARE, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, BIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, ac. BRONZES, Sole Agency for aniree PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. call especial attention to our PARLOR” GRATES oi eee FURNACES comprising all the most improved varieties. FOUNTAIN JETS of every style, PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING, Boprss: DEPOT, ESTABLISHED IN 1855 REDMAN. COLMAN & 0. jsuccenmors to H.W. lamilton & Us.) in . Fest BALE. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. DEY AND FANCY Geons. OUB ZNTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY THE 4en OF APRIL, AS WE ARB DETER. MINED 20 LEAVE THE CITY. STORE for Bent, and FIXTURES tor Sale. SIEGEL BROS., 902 SEVENTH STREET, Oxe Doon Asove I Srager.