Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District * WASHINGTON OITY: Reading Matter on Every Page. Tux Consgcticut ELection—The annual State election in Connecticut occurs on Mon- day. April 4. The following are the tickets which have been put in nomination : Gow wana em M1. 3 E. English. ernor.... d = l. jas. E. be Lieut. Gov. Marts ©, Tick Pond. Compt'r.... Jas. W. Mensing. Seth 3. Logan. In addition to the above, a new Legislature is to be chosen, to consist of twenty-one Senators and two hundred and thirty-eight members of the lower House. The present Senate consist; of fourteen Republicans and seven Democrats, and the House of one hundred and thirty Ke- publicans and one hundred and eight Demo- crats. The State administration is Republican, having been elected last fall by majorities ranging from 411 on Governor to 2,200 0n other candidates. The contest for Governor was be- tween the same candidates last vear as now,and Was very active and close. The Democrats have shown no great activity in the present canvass- but have taken some heart lately from the fact that by the failure to promulgate the Fifteenth Amend ment in season for the election, the Ke, publican party cannot avail themselves of the colored vote of the State. There seems to be no reasonable doubt, however, that the Republican Party will succeed by as large a majority at least, as on last year. : seee- ‘The spring trade in New York (wholesale) has thus far not been satisfactory, and this fact is | explained on the ground that the country buy- | ers, in expectation of a sudden return of specie payments, are making only small purchases for their immediate wants. The idea that, in some way hoped for but not explainable on any legiti- mate theory, a full return to a specie basis may happen at almost any moment, has wrought a good deal of mischief to business. It is quite cer- tain that we shall not reach the specie standard FIBANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mutilated bank notes burned during the past week, $289,400; total amount burned, $2i.- 5 6,794; bank currency joe aan the a, week, 21348 tilated a bank Seeate standit 209,614,224; secnri held by the Treasurer of the United States fa trast for N banks for circulating a pe national bn and oihers, $154.933__ = Benny ot, oh3.70h; Pas currency aman during the week’ past, $487,150.47. ——_———. Government Secarities. Wasurneton, March 26, 1810—Jay Cooke & = pe . eo ‘YoRE—yinet “13x "eae dne sy, yes. 08%, Fontorties vncecsloin Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds in home and markets as follows: New Yorg, M. 26.—First Board—U. 8. 6's, lg 1362, b> ag 109%; ay new ed except by the action of regular monetary laws; | T and which, though working surely, work slewly. | In the meantime trade is accommodating itself | everywhere to the fall in gold, and the resulting | fall im raw materials and goods. It will ane | been noticed, by our advertising columns, that | the dealers in this city have very generally and | very promptly marked down their prices to the lowest standard calied for by the gold quota- | tions. In view of the probabilities that gold in its fluctuations will rise considerably again, cus- | tomers here are sensibly taking advantage of the current low prices, and most of our dry | goods and other dealers seem to be doing a pretty | brisk spring business. = ‘Those who favor the re-enactment of the in- come tax law get very little encouragement from Horace Greeley. In speaking of it, that eminent publicist says: “We regard it as the | most unequal, unfair, inquisitorial, perjury- | provoking tax ever imposed, and hope it may not be renewed.” In spite of the numerously-signed remon- strances against it which are daily received from every quarter, it is still given out that the Secretary of the Treasury, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and the Ways and Means Committee are all in favor of the re-enactment of the law, though in a moditied torm—such as slightly reducing the rate now charged, for in- stance; but this assumption can hardly be well founded. But even if it is, it will not be likely to hold good for a great while. The danger of electing a Democratic Congress next fall will probably bring about a change of opinion be- fore the close of the session. And a refusal to materially reduce taxation this year means 3 that. A pretty lenient divorce law has been intro- | @uced in the Massachusetts Legislature, and seems, thus far, to eucounter no opposition, having passed the House almost unanimously. It makes separation for five years,even by mu- | tual agreement, a cause of divoree, if the parties were living in the State all the time; permitaa | divorce for desertion after three years instead of | five; leaves both parties to a divorce free to marry again; and authorizes the court to @arry into effect any arrangements regarding property that may have been agreed upon by divorced couples. Hitherto in that State adultery and utter desertion for five consecutive years have | been deemed necessary for a divorce, and the offending party has not been allowed to marry | again without the special permission of the Su- | Preme Court. One effect of its passage will be doubtless to restrain the rather extensive emi- gration of badly yoked couples from the Bay State to Imdiana to get the benefit of the lement divorce laws of that State. The Mobi le Register has « bilious article in favor of redeeming Alabama from the Radi- cals. Itsays there are only two “methods by which a conquered people can regain their sov- ereignty, and they are both before us for a choice. They are the ballot and the sword. No one thinks of the last now—the time is not yet ripe for it. But the other is within our reach, a per- fectly practicable as well as peaceful and lawful weapon.” Does the Register propose to inaugu- rate another rebellion? The Savannah Republé- | can is equally fierce in its diatribes, and asks the following question: ‘« When, oh! when will the American people drive from power and Visit with a merited punishment the unprinci- | pled, graceless, abandoned, God-defying usurp- | ers, who, day by day, are bringing contempt | wpon the country, uprooting all that is good | and virtuous in the land, and forging chains for | themselves and their children?” | em aaa ‘The Committee on Propositions and Griev- ances of the Virginia House of Delegates have agreed to « report in favor of repealing the act the so-called Southern Associa- ian ar etl ween Orphans, be- A cause of its being a lottery concern, and, as | aed | to be) an exclusive and most love! lemor Mille Pate he S47 Se | a a family, $7433.75. 2°. cea active at Madic. fe or yellow. Oats 52854. Rye $1a$1.05, the latter for choice. Pork active and advan: widen $2. Bacon active and advancii meat ak clear do., l6e.; shoulders, 12c.; Lard active and advancing at yale. Whieky dull at Gasse. Bartiwone, March 28.—Virginia sixes, old, 5% bid, 57 de. 1866, 61 bid, 68 asked: do. 1867, 584 Sia 62 asked. New Yore, March Money easy. itocks unsettled. {i for fling %6.—St Gold, 11%. ae Se Virginia ex-coupon, Ce eed North Caroli- old, 46, new, New Yorg, March 2_Flour and wheat un- changed. Corn one eent higher —— —-+ see." SPRING AND StUmMER Fasnions—The New sixe | | | | | | York World, noting the fashions for the spring | and summer, remarks that ladies of culture and taste “are gradually retiring back upon a style of dress distin, more for its quiet ele- | gance, its subdued tints, its absence of exagge- Tation, than for its display of - the eccentric modes which follow so fast upon one another.” The bonnets, we are told, ‘thave suddeniy aes larger Se and therefore some- what increased importance.” ‘eghe new style i is im ite and includes * tri-une elements of crown, brim and cartalne distinctive leray! egey ons » Among these are « Kecamier,’ ‘Girondin,’ the * Louis Fourteenth,’ the ‘capuchin,’ and in round hats the ‘ Robin too ‘aud the Soph "? There are also the * padour” and the Quartorze.” * Th “turquoise achin’ LA A “Duchesse” bonnet of = colored crepe | pd nen admired. A new and beautifal laces is) d to, to take the } ik graceful and becoming hat of white “Nea- | politan ie are it seems) in the name of ‘shoo- long gauze veils introduced is t season for round ‘touriet’ hats, are almost universal this season, and are very convenient, especially at this season. For the first time we ave blue and nin in straws, as well as gray brown feipined with ribbon, flowers, “an ‘and the ‘Donna Maria’ veil (the name (secs to the gauze) to match.” ss0e- How Pins A De ry TeDrasa—A netient | grocer of Indianapolis, Ind., . Coors, od a divorce from his wife ‘ix Or eight mouths ago, and married again. His second wife, a yours, lady from an excellent family, comin, from bd gw hale. a few weeks fer heard that the first wite had been back. She in turn got a diverce, and Coors got a license a few nights since, and married nis first wife again. AZ Mr. detterson Davia is ‘visiting i in Vicks- org. 57 Miss Keyser, the latest New York lady lec- turer, says Women wart more moet ferns peoulatty of the sex has bee been noti chars Services NING. Ho'losk, Bubyec west 7% o'clock. Subject, tt. 16, 38," CEN et CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH de ni nbeita: perenne SU pay. a Zth instant, evening. 8 how “nde, DOBSON. OF THE Pui eee ee Streets. and wil oe eee stem and TO-MORROW at'li'a. in. and? 7s NOVICE SAMUEL a. TANSEY, Bey im the Society’ of Pog ome Tal th, a part of the country rom his indian Agee Agency. is desirous of pe owe the te pal at rere a ith, TO-MORROW arth at a otisek' sme sueh, violative of the statate of Virginia on the | Pe subject. er aeneene It is noted as a curious fact that the House directs Secretary Cox to remove Gen. Schoepf as Patent Examiner, when it refused, the other day, to expel the Representative who received the money. The Committee on Kegistration of the Mary- land Legislature last night reported a bill to the | money is needed a tae sis La: eI or os a House of Delegates in which the word “white” is stricken out, so that under it colored voters will be allowed to register. variably sends off a letter by post, to say it is coming!” ——_-+22 ——_____ No doubt is entertained but that Gen. Ames Will be admitted to the Senate by a large ma- jority when a vote is reached. S7-Outin W; the farmers with yoming plow S7- An Obio , after chroni; the death cick of shore, farfoany tok pee og Be Wren dom Sd: nti-Slavery Society of Phila- vdlebanded” a nes i og Yhuraday, 96 S67 Persons are still in prison in the Kentucky for rum: off slaves, some of to serve. ap Sua tueseashenaaae taggeaea is battle over a bil to allow to alow ‘mothers to ‘be ake Misa The Chaplain of the Calera Soma has for reporting fora sporting pa- per. ‘Purgatory has produced two considerab! Pr ic — Crockett and Wm. . Brownlee, | ist Purgatory is the name of a village in Tennessee. S7 Buffalo has a ghost, a frst wife, who comes her children every night. ‘The aetna! ife is not very cordial to i * * There are several styles, all of which | has are hi wi ‘cor the wey and te the ne yunetion, of railways does Hsedigen: feos ang reir fie and from there towards W: and finished, canines fai, greed and we understand that ¢! Company have now commenced the lay ing ig of [= tne ol Preparatery to the putting Further, we invite any and all to ey Huntington and seo for themselves, which point we will convey them Sever ene ace expen: “Free lunch served ae the si mb Iw Hoggzrss PING MADE BASY.—See the ogpENs HOUBE- posses ie arose. ‘ic — med 4 fe ES service ing. “Sia Th fi REXEL @ ¢O., AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BANKERS, Iesue Drafts and Cireniar Letters of Credit, availa- ble on presentation in any part of Europe. Tray- elers cam make all their financial arrangemonts through us. We will collect their interest and div dends without charg All cor 7 papers directed to thecare of Drexe., Hanses & Co., Paris. will be promptly forwarded to any addresses that may be ordered by travelers; and also arrangements may be made for | leaving surpius baggage with them. American papers of the various cities always on file at the Paris office. DREXEL & CO., No. 34 South Third street, Philadelphia. DREXEL, HARJES & C0., No. 3 Rue Scribe, Paris. DREXEL, WINTHROP & CO., mh SkWet No. 15 Wall st., New York. |) dete tE® heretefore existing under the firm of BARNES MITCHELL hb day ats solved by mutual consent, JOHN Ky MITCHELL hotized to settle the b ot the iste Area: Weauthorized to settle the vasines’ ot the leis JOHN B. MITCHELL. Maxcn 22.1570. OTICE 1 debts du: ve eald fr Presented to him for Paymei Marcu 22, 1570. "SOHN BR. MITCHELL. ‘ae nest all = indebted wu a 0 JOHN T. MITCHELL, Marcu 2, 1570. m 2-3 | [Te STATES PATENT 0) zie! ASHINGTON. a wr, Ou the, petition of LUCIUI KNOW of pravieg Tor the extension of thi granted to to him on vie 3th day of June, 1806 f for it is ‘ordered that the testimony. in the case be closed on the 24th day of May next; that the time limited ‘3d day of Jun — be heard on the 8th Any person may eppose this extension. ree ore ELS FISHER, mb26-w3w Commissioner of Patents. | USitep STATES PATENT orhiea semmeren P, C., March 23, 1870. On the petition of WILLIAM T. CLOUGH, of Newark, New Jersev, peavine Yor the grtonsion of & patent granted to him on the lst day of July. 156, for an improvement in os Apparatus for ba rg rie Acid : xt, and that said pe. June next. cilt.ie ordered that the testimony ot the case be ° ext; oy eS ee be limited te. the Ith th ‘een een June 5 that said one day of June next. mh26-laW3w asioner ot Patenta. Ye ON DRAUGHT, For sale by EGAN & BRO., mb2-3tif corner E and sth streets. OR SALE—THIRTY HORSE Apply at Marsiand Livery’ a nd Livery nage pea eck. below St. James Hote mh25-Stit 8 corner rner E & 9th streets. I zD.. aa PEER. 0 1 BOTTLES. HIBBE. mee ROBERT 5 TouNG: Al iM = Ht BERG ot faa", : SWEET CIDER ON DRAUGHT,” °* For sale by GAK & BRO. _mb5-) Sit Southwest a 9th and E sts. iyovenes IN PRICES. Weare al EST FLOUR RAY oan, INGTON MULLS eet ot tra EW CHAHAM FLOUR RYE FLOCK, HECKER'S SELF RAISING FLOL HORSVORD'S SELF KAISING BREAD PRE PARATION. TWIN BRO. YEAST CAKES. HECKER 'S FARINO, WHEATIN GRITS. CHOCOLATE. BROMO & COCDA. DESSICATED CODPIsHi a N & BRO EGA mh 2-Stif Southwest cor. E and 9th sts. > a nee jed for Bh him, and all Tabi lities | ig arguments and the Lge ‘s report be | SS | Re fs FOR SALE AND RENT _FOR $ a B a RENT. KIS 7 ‘Bue UNIM-ROVED iM +3 ‘Baer ws: TD. if SERVANT: )R RENT—Bou Ke zt A = ae erent c a Sen 4 ergo ay mie ich rare Me ee BRIGR TOUS ow Ricnth street, No. wes Tio: ma the ices, fi » | thrsusbeut. For parsica 233. between G and Bet "| MACK 8 Be mt at ‘Thre F AME HOUSE et LOT. on Pots vote avener, be aires we Warts tapered Sreguese te. GR GAMES AT A Bak Uiill. No. 317. ins good location. baring @ repe pieesos Gere corner sth street west. ANTED—An ex; acoek, and None eed apety Fhe can com ighly recommend: Al at iis c ha BEN Gaerne AP ia ae New Jersey avenur and ist 8. COUK , corner of F and H« GaSBED PABLORS AND B/ FOR KENT. with or without Bu \ ‘enusslvania avenue, bet Sl wnt « boardidg st same place at $2 por w oni Wixt trey teas beet Laie No, St6 - aacaleatee at rat. Tey AS D—Two en pets. SALE; aie Re esi aTED- ily, declini ANTED-A email fam to. dispose’ of thelr ‘URE at atprivaiensie lore the Arst of th: mon ecpcag rete ED ate houses FAMILY at 7 ANT! D—In a priv ea FAMILY ARTE TRRANT f very convenient House, N. 7 North Ce tol street, | Gand H streets. Rent low to good tenant. m25-3t" SEAMSTRESS by the month, one | Wii itdertondemaking dresses.” Ontl stter S | o'clock, 711 1th street. mb 25-3t* VARoReR at al Directtone at | 2 the Star OM | Sonam wa apply to 911 ‘New ‘York watt" asta naeesae vient EN T—Either furnished or pari WaatEprosast oe OUSE inna a ily with no small chilaren.. Location must "aes Ward prefs ) WITSON Stak Omer Wasi EDA fst clas MILLINER. a ats. 8, Rk, eee we No. 71@ Market Space, yAsTsOA WHITE ona to cook and com mended Appr at Bt No. 11S4+lth sirect, 0. * . if m24-3t ANTED=A. wie Tee Rig afresh breast well between ant such pre. ferred: at 21 F ot malt Senos nto. the valag of 35 cents or over raw All are a va yalunble Prize. invited to ini mo ead Presents displayed im the sho We TAGE Gaiteay, W6th st.. near I, oe haif ee White — Personal.” ae WANTED 20u ee BOUNTY L RANTS and’REVOLUTIONA uich the be yond est market price will be HURLEY, Insurance necet and ker, 649 I street, northwest. Aertel eCORD Wap Pate Se LenB. PWiLL Lams —— No. rasta street, between G i AN PEBBLE to know that BRAZ' asia, Bro LIAN PEBBLE and other SPECTACLES be aceu: $0 00 to strengthen the is ht. and c! ness elsewhere, eMPLE ag ptician. next to National Hotel ja ANTED—Ladies to know that th Wilcox & Gibbs SEWING MACHINE on the jest terms. For its Gurtety and noise. gnounced the Sewing Ma- Agency at 0. BAUMS ad and Corset Factory, 513 7th street, betwen WwW JUSTE PANE FATE CASH PRIOBS FOR ADTES TS AND, CHILDREN'S SECONY HAND oC CLUTEANG. ONDER-CLO ING, Bours SHOES, &c., Scrape neeeice: euect om young ae : An by Mail Promplly Attended Toe maysaye “LOST AND FOUND. Stoddard street, Geor; ale yellow CA: teeny BIRD. with black spot is head. A liberal reward ve be paid for his wafe rete ST—Un the 2th inst. a ¢ | 9195, and SILVER CHAIN with tour ‘strands | and slide, with gold badge attached with owner's name.“ Arthur Pannell.” A lira reward with oe Dil if returned to 936 E st. south. wb25-3t Lots. SABRE I FUR GAPE: 8 ar oLD WATCH No. PEWAKD Strayed or stolen from 2st st between 3, @ black MILCH COW: « ferebead: thick ni eh ea Also.a BU ite: ears HEIFERS; red and wh: i careclieed. = aust street, between L¢ ost A WATCH, CHAIN and other TRINK- La E ip the vicinity gf the National Hotel, on og fester he 22d ii = ia nin casi t i | we the office of the Hotel. BOARDING. | Rexs AND BOARD for = per month, Table | rd for, a pat ws eck. Sixth street, between | @andH, No. 718 x | PROARDING — Three picasant _ FURNISHED | Baoan? Bang. price 45 per month. | Jor two persons; new brick house, with gas and | No. 1423 7th st. bet. Land M sim, north, mgs er —First class TABLE BOARD, at Breakfast from 7 to 9, laach ner. 3 to §. Kocms and 530 per mouth. No. #18 Penn. ave. TBST. CLASS” BOARD, WITH PLEASANT Fe ara BOOMS. to be had on reasonable terms, at idol cor. Pennsylvania avenue and I&h street. Good location and accessi © PEDIES oa fine ii bath _ = 3 Za Pay ce D RESS GO pe DS. BLACK ALPAC. AS of fhe best makes, at 3744. 45, 60, 60, 75, and $1 SPRING SHADES COLORED ALPACAS, 25 and 3744 cents. BEST SPRING POPLINS, ouly 60 cents per yard. WHITE PiQUES, 20, 35, and 50. BLACK SILKS, $1.25, $1.50, §1.75 and $2.25. BOGAN « _mh25-ly 1020 SEVENTH STREET. BBgaine FROM THE NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AUCTIONS DAILY, Just received, a large invoice of TOWRLS, boi ton of goods = saved from the fire in Phi'adelphis last week. Fringed Towels, oo wba _ dys CURTAINS, ualit; Special tiomeafled 0 i ee ‘4 artis e,morth we, _ mb3s-tr {Rep} a eet “ BUTCHERS” will ‘MIS8 OL: Logan. Eleventh Lecter a. Grand Army Course, at G, March Doork Open af P ovelacks to comamence > <2 elt ee Se ues ace as: wie ree ee eee OL La ra ‘ —— TTERSON. Secretary. SaErDMEH'S Post Ovni aera SHE) best? Peer eareiees T HE COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER, Composed of the most Healthy Angredionts, being free from all injurious drugs. S7 SOLD BY ALL GROCERS in the City. Wasnincton.D. C., Sept. 21, 1863, Tam fully acquainted with the constitution of the Columbia Yeast Powder. The proportions are well adapted for the efficient raising of the dough, and 1. consider it an improvement upon existing yeast pow- ders. ‘Thomas Antissi, M.D., Chemist, 57 MANUFAOTORT—819 x io ell Be: Tween'9tn and 2Ore. “ * } ae ie eS rtp ¥ ie aven ‘OR BALE. SE CHINCE 3 re splen- did PAIR Ort well a LACK MARES; well ) ecoay: kind rr a meg) K, on sth st., bet. D and uo 34 ALE One oa SEES ret Rosewood BILE ‘D TABLE. ‘analy > ‘oure & LATIMER, Auctionee: mba2-tf HAmscns RESTAURANT, No. 1431 Pexm Avene, Con. 151m St., PROPRIETOR. Tsou SEB Naeeha at Oks. OB WEEK. seg Bett Wines and Ua juors: Bar. rele cont out. mis ly '. C@0K’S BALM OF LIFE. nee Bere ym fal Remedy omer a marked and nd Curative Power, as well carat Bonita itary vakeben cS rower, adult, taken before amon “elven ton mitugies titer aluner: nad & teaspoonful taken at night, one week, haa petite Boers ae hie b tending Ghesate Byaon “er eepccann tos u C 6 used it. A at the a) be > MM. WILLIAN, Hf 907 Pennsylvanis Avenue, AND 7 CITE TREVIS&, PARIS, SULLINEBY, LaCB GO@DS, a shee Bar BRAID; Ac. THE el HAVIN ca gctelgmed Esers ond contract ner. "Nene bat good work on Em 8.5 Seite coon RDB RECEIVED 1 uD, OM ty CARRIAGES BEF ie ab SS EG Fe RENT—A two-story FRany water, bath tab, kee tion: greet: Inguire’ ot “B. CRUL ® FSisdkp noonse bre rhor im front. A PEEBLES not SE “and xbont nore of > with all she wecessary out belidings, ir ioe FoRTY rae VE BULEING Lot Lots ares 8 and 1s. and sub div in email lots, ty Tock each, Treat abd 88 feet HT teen Plat can Tooms. ag and ‘impro Hoo of buyers to the sale of the above property. as it will be sold low. on faror able terms, on application to floor: water and gas: to a permaneat trannt wil be &. Wall & 90 fated renga gi¥ea and rouvired: Apply _rremninfteees is 1, No. 805 D street, Cee = _comner Sth st. avenue. TALUABLE LOTS FON WALE. —T have for sale om RENT— lie 4 be ped CHANCE. VE the following rolenble Lets: and wr il-estab: SPESTAURANT view, aud quite 5 TB0 fot for a3 fork frout, and WW fect tor the other 3 feet. LOT 10, SQUARE 447 —This lot fronts 60 foot on east side of Seventh street west, betwoen N and 0 s'reets north, and is 116 feet deep, paved alley in the rear; and is oné of the most valuable lots im that of theeity. Thi tot will be sold in three par of 20 feet front each. if desired. OT 1, 8UB.0F SQUaRe 223 of original Lot 3; fronts 2 feet north. between —This is east half ‘cot, with w depth average) of 8 swith s depth jan Beet * imches a Nive i Fed? ae fromt is im the aS and olen institutions, th te 0. mde ARE 155. is 19¢ fronte 68 feet on ae n Seventeenth and Eight and has'a depth of 159 feet for 42 fect fect for the remaining 20 fest ‘cupied ted States. who The titles to will be made easy. _mb2s-att Y HALL & ROSS, pars rigs rental for the samo. hese Tote are bes Eons and the terms | s ONES pours L 490 Lou KEAL ESTATE BROKERS, i Conner Seventu anv E Streets. FOR BENT. COUNTRY seat; wroges Sesstocn roctae: Lest order fruit of all ki fine shade and wows, in full view of the chy good road, &e. Bent reasonable FOR SALE. t emall COUNTRY PLACES, two. three and gg oy oe fhe city and sorth of it. Only one-fourth cash; balance in ene, two, three and four years. Finely located FINE THREE-STORY BRICK, nearly new; all modern improvements; lot 4 feet front. aly 6, ‘Only ene-tourth cash; balance to suit purchaser. SPLENDID DOUBLE oti on H street. $9.0 ‘One-half cash; bal apie? in Southern or Western Lands, at fair rate SS a OUNTRY SEAT, north of the city House, &c.: is offered cheap, and on easy formes FOR BENT. ‘With two acres, fine shade, lawa, Sc., ANSION on'Meridian Bill. WANTED. Persons who have SMALL HOUSES, well located. to sell. at a fair price, can find purchasers af ef with ws once. oot { FS RENT— —A two Story FRAME USE, with | I oer ay O. 213 on Lah street south: oulsiana aveu Baste MUFL STETTINIUS, Avent first class DWELL ide of Corcoran sires? Apply to GEORGE Ht le m25 the OLD LANT or to RIGGS & © STORE TO LET—619 Lo ness. Sth sts. $700 good neighborhuad sae Se Ht AND $35 MONTHLY WILL |} chase a new six. room HOUSE in x E. cor. New York ave. =“ —— | RENT—Several very pleasant FURNISHED F% WOOMS with SOAR? Pe and back, suitable | for two gentlemen or gent’ and wife. Terms cas. Apply a1 942 I, near lth street, m35-4 Fee BENT ox SALE—HOUSE No. 1413 2 street, between Mth and Lith #t all modern Regis including "ra trobestoye. Apply to GEUMGE range and rd . PL. a A, to Ss Si 5 BRICK HOUSE, with water, on Ast street, No 414 N. West. ‘Rent $25. "In EO. FOLLANSBER, corner of 4th atrect seachusctts avenue.orat NATTAN'S Drag ormer 2d and D sts. m2s-3t @ three-story BRICK as and water, bath | Wetec H'apd I seuih * apply street, between H and I sout iy MEARA, Variety Store, 215 penn story FRAME | not with gas and water, Inquire FU Sth sts. place. “Posscasion | m25-3t +A small BRICK HOUSE, near the Inquire at No. 206 East b Capitol | ee containing 12 room and back alley, and large yard. avenue, between 4th at ISHED RUOMS tor rent at sams given Ist April. REN’ Sapitel, street. OR KENT—A three-story FRAME “HOUEE, centaining six rooms and kitchen, on M strest Petween Iéth and Lith streets. Apply on, prem- Fo ee eee HOUSE No. | it. rooms; modern improvements; suit- able" ‘or @ boarding-house. Apply on i —— ‘OR RENT—HOUSE on 2th street, one - omen 1, from the Ist of April: 8 roome robe stove and Fr Sidnambor 30300 eee anus S3NERA ERAL GOR AND RICE UNFU Rent low to a rood and rei on the premises, iat | mb26-31 poten oa wr ‘9th st., z Fe ee — ng - aE th side of Defrees strect, at G2.350 east aire At No. 1208 Sth t., betwoen Was We porch | "| Ponsa SALE—A very desirable three-story BRICK on 10th st., bet. K and Massachusstts avenue, coming ning rooms, with all the modern improvements. Kent, co imouth. Apply . LAY, 610 fous at. OK SALE CHBAP—On terms tosuit hasers, ee g Lots en ort i hh side of north T street, near ‘tush okreet hie um and Lai Srae © rae povemeD vortheast €or. Bayyere: sod 15th ot mh2t tw ot ‘OR SALE_AT oes pis of GRUUND., 61x100, on east side of @ feet sonth of H street jee 3 blocks trou from msylvania avenue. Co., th st. mib2t tf (Chiron: D.&s. it, situat ay | ‘Woore's 's Lane, 1 miles from vag ie farm, tnd ae ath Segal . Apply to D. MOO: ‘OB SALE, CHEAP—A LOT, 20x85, F Poe on gaat aie of 12th ntrest, abe north of ingen Sweet’ aide ‘of Lith st” 25 aw fn feet north of North W street. Only ve are STARE & | avenne and H street. Possession ¥. ] Set eee rouge Wilt NEy ‘co. joseph Platz, and ir the past forty rears. is nos among the best tn the ooms, barn. so garden; Sve miles from thin Rr 171 Bridge «t.. G “OR REN f—Very de«i ay U nfaraisiod SUITE OF ROOMS, pleasantly located, on second story; bath room and water, No. 930 New York avenue, between 9th and Wrh sts, m22-6r" - AT A BAKGAIN— New. cerant BRICK HOUSE, just bs large. chrastu: rooms, with all room. ne. =f mprov-monts; Parior. 18x28; dial ies: it 1x2, situated c neler pay aoe rent, owen D.C Eacelle mor oa Teet o'clock &. M.;_ 0 ale agent, commer High and Briage ot mb 21 Im* SayEes, ELE ANT ROOMS, newly furnished, ore No. 8O7 H strest, with all the modern ments; pleasant location. Meals served in e. nine on Eighth st.. same square ne-tenth cash; one-tenth every six mnths. pumber of desirable Lots in S rapidty ap eta, Inquire of OMAS YOUNG mb22-2m Fe RENT— rooms, situat ven Ist of Apr a fae Prius Treavary De particulars appiy at store of 76 (old numb rtment. +) Ith street, opposite Fe. \T—The corner STORE under the St Charles Hotel, corner_of Peousy!lvaniaavena- Apply at No. 302 C street north ond 3d +treet. rt expensively veniences and improvemonte wrder. Apply t TCHELL & HODGES. ni "y jeri cs complete and in perf mhiT-12t Forze T—Seven room Sac « ae SE. on the TD A north and 24 «. . SURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED RvoMs To KF LET. with or without board. sai 59 street, near 1th dw" Fre SALE—A ix room FRAME Hor ‘SE;in s healthy. $10 cash, balance on time Madison street, on Mth. bet. P on Vert, DESIRABLE SMALL Sets = ts E. 2% miles from town, adapted for garden, fruit. ordasiry. Grapes and other traits on place. Inquire 1418 te Fe. SAL iT BAKGAIN— — valuable BUILDING LOTS. on south side of north V street, between ith and 1th. They ran Dack to thirty-foot alley. Also, three on west side of Mi, between W any tree north aw foct front, by uinety-five deep, to a fifteen foutailey. on the east aide of Connecticut avenue.betweea Q and Retreets. This ix the handsomest piece of ground Nonnecticut avenue is id is thought, the gtreet cars will be Fupning tp sbout three modths. Now is the time to urchare lots. The next movement in real estate in ‘ashington will be upward. Only a small cash ment required on the above lots, or any of u the balance can be paid in small mont! y barman Asan inducement to builders and part! ‘of emma: means desiring to build homes, no cash will be re aired for twelve or cightwen months. iii 28 = er BEE, co., wh 15 t mai ch a ctrest. ieee story RICK DWELLING. 1919 G strect: sin perfect 3 ps and water, bath room, cham cliers, La. Easiest terms SY aot Apply to McNEIE & OO . “wus 2w "05 E stroct, bet. sth and 9h 0 LET—F, seven LARGE ROOMS. wounicatin, h Ofeet hall: gas, ry ares gunds. Ee idence of D. M. Lawrence 2505 sireet, N. ‘mbi2-Im OR arene very desirable RESI DENCES, on I1th street between Nand Oso Teoma and aay order: newly re immediately a fiosnta Wi ube | NEVE CONG Se Test ber Tiaks STORY PRESS SRIOn ROSE-wttm eren pean FOR SALE. ON 10 ru ST. TWEEN K STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. fhist has every modern improvement. Each tains water and 1, epeaking tubes and. clothes presses; and furpace. In the sleepi: by rooms, mar. a vachtents; Wr-oms besi je bath-room and Also, h a cellar. W: fier it tu the follow Wieraf Sat chcfamodating “terme Price, $9000, $2.00 down. ms sod $1.00 8 year tll mh 12-tf th street, bet. Gand i. THREE -STv. . oe BRICK ou se Ww a PERF: rity iY cecan & i ‘ALE. ON ELEVENTH BETWEEN L AND e We offer this desirable and leasantly located A comainins e =. for $ ible £00 cash. __ BUSINESS CHAN NCES. NTL i e one x Bol | CovRTER "App to THU | above G at eins ih food — well Call at ih end Ht sire” A RARE CHANCE —The STOCK. FIXTURES, é ae ablisbed Fond Store, now lant end g: vent sale -et @ gaia. Natiafareory rensae for eslling ven Girt G street sro) ieeen A eon ‘Oeste. ends 3 OR BALK A om all Stock of GROO Store vonm and ivwelling af see Paeand water. tor Rent, SORT or separate. ond —Th: STUC LENSE OH w le nd TURES of ocntheed See & Ny streets nort! N mh oTick = srac pATORS AND ERIck KER — Fok “S-hastion Spring FARM roughfares of the city ee latent style. de sh chean be inc tah, botanee oe euit pare Keason f telling. city. Address DR. sor fhe mr thing that es With email cap At MARE CHANCE TO MAKE onky- beds << i xtrent PR SANYON CONFECTIONERY rticmiars ing the Meir wl om Hotel A WHITNEY «© ste want good REAL OTES, at market ih tO-tf Thick, MAKERS. 00 uth LDR RS—& to che on the ten miles Comprising sixty acres wf i) almost inexhaustible y dwelling houses, jong.) and three tran . incinding twocanal bate three Beall «t ¥ i mw-cotaith or HW BARRETT 29°C ongrees ot FRICERS’ PAY NTS CASHED ACCOT By J; H- SQUIER, MOS EY BhoKE fe16-can regarding the as will moot with tice, 316 Tee Trook and Jol A. Grimes b; SAMUEL STR Contractor for Keaamberine the City (OTICE TO DETEOTIVES—FIFTY DOL LAS REWAR information that will de treet and convict the pe bat, vet fire to the trame house at the juoction nue Brides wu Thomas authorized Agents. z the only eo Pon ty vous « PIERRE ‘onst <td GRAY mi New York city, t and M. bo) PRESENTS AY PRIZES TO BE DRAWN! Ambrotypes, Poarle de taken in ordinar, rovided it is mot LLERY Square} under Wants, : peero x F. M. STRIN xfer No. 1923 Ninth st: W 80.15 sue HY, MADAME BorviN, late Chiet Midwife tothe Maternity Lying in Hospital. Paris. ther Female Pills. {or all canes of obstinate su of are wate in obstruction cUTE AND. THRONIC DIS ASE ature speedily and radically cured without the of balsam or mercury, by DE. LEON. the wel Known and oldest establiseed Physician tor suci speciality in the city. Upwards of fifteen years Practice in trating euch re MACE COMPLAINTS im al Fr TIES, oF any coms ia should confide in Dr PHLoseray HY OF MARRIAGE, of Lectures, ns Aettvered at the New York Museum of Avstom}, mubrack “alow to live and what to live tor, Youth, She fority aud’ Old Age man a Ter iets eas to parties unabl- te attend. Mosum of Austony ani Selenoe. uy RESET Row, = ay CLOTHING, &. Fe® sale ox “EXCHANGE. 0000 ACRES OF LAND in Macon coun county Ri Railroad running, through Wt; Cherokee county grazing iands, and covered with on a iber| sa moth counties: Oregon Will exchange for’ city Bezeoll com part Pay. He SWETLAND, Federal Block. mh 1-tf ete F streets. FOR BENT—One three ‘ater and gas; fine y: WC JOHNSON. 718 ln etree Fo RENT—STORE and DWELLING. contain- ing six roems and eee — coruer of ryland avenue and 12th st: Rent mode Pate. Apes eh, FORSTER tent Gor ee street. ‘fezs-tf on ENT —Tronew Between Land i ste ge he 1 u Fu, Cad PRICK MANSION i, Teoma ea cd ner ea ail‘ motors wii ee Miaka: | Eivisat nade gs Meu nece ced batt ing waa Tecate eerste ge fireet arto the owner, Wh B FRILIP, 36 tse Er tegbe Nona * itll ehe'Conve aie FFICE ROOM ae 0: at lignes, si gon the FS ae = Sof cat ‘ ete oe ee a Ns pong on oe <0) > SEWING MA- Teen bowel. ARO SS ns nietLE 3 old on eee Real torate Braeers, | St Skint Fae _mhee-tt : Belo. 1425 F strect. jest etna oe sPiban eae PEER GG oe HERR N WaSdSMaNrsfo th. op Ber Ohes, kare FoenY gs Sac eter cee OWSE, 12 rooms, corner 11th sige en are Lot" son “toot A. Saks & Co.'s, TAILORING DEPARTMENT (SBCOND FLOOR.) WE HAVE JUST OPENED, FOR SPRING WEAR, FINE ENGLISN AND FRENCH CASSIMERES FINE BANNOCK BURN CHEVIOTS, DIAGONAL COATINGS, FANCY COLORED CLOTBS, BLACK CLOTHS AND DOESKINS, SILK AND SCOTCH VESTINGS. ern GUARANTEE TO AES pth § CLASS NTs FAR VAILING PRlces. »| sie. COABANTEE A PERFECT FiT OR NO =| Sat ULHRA? SET A. Saks & Co., Bo. 316 SEVENTH STREET. CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY,