Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1870, Page 2

= WASHINGTON OITY: j\ONDAY.... “Reading Matter on Every Page. The Market-House Question. It is a fact of some significance that the bill giving the franchise to erect a new market-house On the site of the present Contre Market to a wate company, passed the House of Repre- seas unanimously, and that the Senate Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, composed of men of the character and ability of Messrs. Morrill, Trumbull and others, have, after a full hearing of all the arguments that could be urged for or against the bill by the 4:= Verse interests concerned, determined to re- Port the bill to the Senate. One of the main reasons that has actuated Congress in the mat- ter we find to be, that the plan of the building commended itself most favorably to the mem- bers. It has been a fatal objection to other Plans proposed that they comtemplated a low squatty building, with ali the nuisances and in- congruities of market business perpetuated on the avenue front; bat here was the plan of a Stately structure, five stories high, surmounted by s Mansard roof, and extending from Seventh street to Ninth street; shutting ont all offen- sive sights and smells to the great thoroughfare of the Nation's Capitol. ‘The great width of Pennsylvania avenue makes it requisite that the buildings upon it should have a corresponding height. and eapecially when the building has any extent of street front. Any one-story building, or one story with a hall after the plan of the Maryland Institute, as has been proposed, would look fearfally mean and squatty extended along the avenue from 7th street to 9th street. Congress has no sympathy with any of the squabbles of the contending in- terests for this franchise, but has favored the House bill because it seems to propose in good faith to carry out a great improvement, and to abate a great nuisance. From what we can gather of public opinion about us, the balk of the people of the city will not be sorry to have the House bill pass, as amended by the Senate Committee. One of these amendments increases the amount of ground-rent to be paid to the Corporation by the company—in fact nearly doubles the amount. ‘This is a proper amendment, as the sum named in the House bill was too small. The amend- ascceeeeeee APRIL 4, 1970. ment giving certain rights to the stall-owners | also seems fair and proper. No doubt many of our citizens would prefer that the market building should be controlled by the corporation rather than by a private com- pany, but there is a general feeling that the corporation will not and cannot undertake to erect the sort of edifice needed for this conspic- uous position on Pennsylvania avenue; certainly nothing on the magnificent scale proposed by the House bill. There is a general beitef, also, that if the Hose bill is defeated the project of having a handsome, creditable building there will end in smoke. We doubt if the building, up stairs, will be adapted to hotel purposes, bat that is the look-out of the corporators. That the other hotel-keepers and merchants adjacent will object to the com- petition from @ hotel and stores in the market house building we doubt. The tendemsy of the hotel business has been lately up the Avenue towards the West End, and anything that serve to check that movemént will be of tage to down-town hotels. The same may be said of the market stores. A break in the line of business hous*s on a street is always con- sidered a positive disadvantage to basiness on that street; and we have no doubt that @ line of stores on the market front from 7th street to 9th street, would help the general business of the Avenue and serve to check any tendency of trade to leare that street for the otrants north Ifut can be shown that the market-men will not Teally have enMiniont apace fa= hate hnvatmame iF the stores are placed on the market front, the bill might be amended so as te do away with the | store feature; but in that event the proviso should be made that no market business shall be done on the Avenue front—that the present barn-yard in front, with its cows, and calves, and sheep; its meat wagons, soap sellers, sellers of old tron, curbstone dealers in sassafras-bark and poke-berries, and all that sort of things shall be excluded from the Avenue. it has been objected that by the bill one | man can subscribe for all the stock. if this be | so itshould be amended. We trust alsothat the | specifications of the bill may be made so precise and definite that the company will be pinned down to the construction of a building entirely up to the mark of their plan. ‘The objection is made that in the new market there “will be no inside room for the two or three handred horses and carriages pertaining to market business.” This objection does not seem to be a fatalone. Because the presentold rookery embraces within its straggling circuit of sheds a sort of barn-yard where horses and vehicles are coralled on market days, and which yard is delightfully paved with manure, floating straw, dead kittens, rotten eggs, stinking fish, and rubbish of all sorts, it does not follow that a bill may be wholly objectionable that fails to perpetuate this feature of our unique market. We should like to kno" hat market-house in any other city in the civilized world makes | tnside provision for “two or three hundred horses and carriages”! The House bill pro- peses a court within the market, and it may provide accommodation for the horses and carts; but we should hope it would be an improvement | upon the present barn-yard. It is also urged | that the city will lose a large income received | from the present Center Market, and this in- come, it is usually alleged, amounts to $59,000 perannum. This isa point worth considering, because the corporation, in its present impeca- nious state, is certainly not in a cendition to have any sources of revenue cutoff. Asa mat- ter of interest at this time, we take from the of- from ail the markets of the city for the last 2gss lt ale | 2 | = 388s! Rogie Base wo Bi7,000 | genaaed “fo Go} tive Tol asics 31) 3809 | S23 & Bia i i300 19 12,643 (24,28 61 E Lased tncludes the incomes Hi from licenses of ba’ this imcongruous ele- ment is therefore thrown eut in a separate col- ‘The above statistics explain themselves. To | corroborate the figures we subjoin the following extracts, from the proceedings of the present | Board of Aldermen - and re- at its next meet- | quarkets of this city ‘he fr 1369. taken this year in Center market than there “> Feet wear, (12;) the vegetable, Ssh, and ~*~ as stands are, and have been, about six hundred, and only a few pay a trie more than last year. The country people, who for- merly were not taxed, have, according to official statements, yielded about $700 in six months. These tigures would seem to show pretty con- clusively that the Corporation will realize quite as much per annum ($35,00)) from the now market as it has ever nettef heretofore from all the markets of the city put together. ‘We are glad that this market-house is being fully discussed, and that the’ sional committees are disposed to give an at- tentive hearing to all the interests comecrned. The bill has been very properly amended by the Senate committee, and very likely it is suscep- tibleof further amendment. But we trust that the squabble over the question will not result, as heretofore, in killing off all improvement of the miserable old rookery. Ii there should be any hitch about the passage of the House bill we trust that the Corporation Dill will be sub- stituted, with dip that the style of building shall be at least as handsome and ap- Propriate for its com as that specified in the House bill. be intoler- able if the wrangling over the matter should re- By for some millions of millions of years. Hand-Book of the Sulphar Cure. By William J. Flagg. New York: Harper & Bros. A valu- able little treatire upon the cure of the vine dis- ease and diseases of apple and other fruit trees; by the author of “Three Seasons in European Vineyards.” The Unkind Word, and other stories. By the author of “John Halifax, Gentleman.” New York: Harper & Bros. This collection of pa- TS, some ori; 1, 901 rints, cecd- Ingiy varied in character, ecmbracing shore toe. ties and essays, deseript tive sketches, &c., &c., and are eminently Teadable. Under Foot. A novel. By Alton Clyde, au- thor of “Maggie Lynne.” New York: Harper & Bros. Journal of a Visit to Egypt, Constantinople, The Crimea, Greece, &e., in the suite of the a, and Princess of Wales. By the Hon. Mrs. William Grey. New York: Harper interesting, no do circle of the writer, but hardly up to the pede to those who wish to countries visited. geta idea of the co: A Day by the Fire, and Other Papers, hitherto BIS “Legit List Has teen well described a one of the pleasantest writers of his time, colloquial, es fall of tine fancies and ve niceties. lection of movers gives good idea of his style. The book is issued in ope admirable style which is making the name of Roberts ‘Brothers tameus amongst publish- ers. From the publishers, and for sale in this city by French, Langran & Ogilvie, we have: Mauprat. A novel. By GeorgeSand. Trans- | lated from the French by Virginia Vaughan. Boston: Roberts, Brothers. George Sand is undoubtedly the poche =o and most influential — rof our As in some hie — romances she uses the oat Radios ane coe views upon — y esd and a marriage and divorce. In bs) at” she pa paints a st pbe Burdon fidelity, ; ving those principles of happigess and contends are Aye elevated in Spee ap ao 'y see! a- : Cae tion of marriage @ ctvil con- tract. From the Washington agents we have: Mormonism; Ite Rise, Progress and Present Condition. Embracing the narrative of Mrs. Mary Ettie V. Smith, of her residence and ex- rience of fifteen years with the Mormons. B: Kw: W. Green. Tartiord: Belknap & Bliss. 4 of book-making it et Ot easy to say font much of rte jormon- even y one wel One well s pinta Oy One wel wih Morssecian, and Sunes Sok Sees = with meh particularity to ‘catabliah its its Seater of Lo haracter. it presents Mormon- ism in ye colors, ive detailed Darticubcsed of many shocking mur- Sers and other criss crimes committed by the Mor- mon leaders. This portion of the: Land however, strikes the reader as too sensational in its style to pooh oF, From the publishers, for sale in this city by Mobun & Bestor, we have the following : The Annual of Scientitic Discovery; or Year Book in Science and Art for 180, Edited = , Massachusetts Institute of ‘<laoeee Gould & Linecoin- This Boston: book has become an admirable year sable to those who wish to kee; the run made in science and art ‘An Old-Fashioned Girl. By Louisa M. Aleott. Boston: Roberts Brothers. Thisiscapital. of course the “Old Fashioned Girl” is very different taicadi ts batot the meralteing Sects Kia one of Ome | the live! best-told stories we come across im adozen years . Mim Aleott's “ Sketches” and“ Women” were excel » but this ss all the way through. From Parker & Russell's we have: Man's Bights; or How Would you Like it? prising Dreams. By Annié Denton Cridge. Joseph Shillington, we have the following; ~ Why Did He Marry Her. By Miss Eliza A. Dupey. Philadelphia: T.B. & Bros. pea ire tate i Baa ie Se and this story will Lost Sir Massingherd. oe Life, By the author of “Carlyons Year,” “One of the Family,” &c. Philadelphia: 7. B. Peterson & Bros. ‘Hams Breitmann tm Church, with other mow ballads, By Charles G. Leland. Philadephia: ‘T. B. Peterson & Bros. * ‘The Base Ball Player. By Henry Chadwick: . 0th iSataHt a Fol M AseOULAT IO ‘A mocting Ign} ye Hs Vea” Apri at ‘o efock “WILLIAM DIRON, BENJ. M. McCOY, a g, gociaTiy He ose 4 raged ican Avail MONDAYS NIGHT, series ‘o'clock. Ali pep » President. 1 ToesbAy, Eve: emegece: President. api 2t ICAN AS R.A. McMURRA => NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS. W THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH. ‘This is not an age when people believe on trust whatever they see in the public journals. Fifty or sixty years ago when the accuracy of a statement that had occurred in one of the gadettesor ‘* News Letters” of the day, was questioned, it was consid- ered s sufficient answer to all cavil to say, “ {tmust be so, for I read it in the nowspaper.’’ It is not so now. Newspaper assertions must be verified before they are taken for granted, and this is especially the case as regards statementa setting forth the remedial properties of proprietary medicines. For example: it was not antil the tonic and alterative properties of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters had been deliberately and thoroughly tested by thousands, and found to be in perfect accord with the printed claims put forth in its bebalf, that it was accepted by the Public at large as a Standard Remedy. But when multitudes w! had resorted to it as a safeguard against malarious fevers, a cure for in- ee Diliowsness, a means of strengthening frame, cheering the spirits and imparting consti- sdthuat inet: cuaee forward and testified that ite beneficial effects had exceeded their most sanguine expectations, of course the world believed. To resist such proofs was impossible. Great care has been taken from the beginning not to overstate the merits of the Bitters. Exaggeration and bombast have been the death of many preparations that might otherwise have survived. They were “woighed in the balanee and found wanting.” Hostetter's Bit- ters,om the contrary, have never been announced in grandiloquent language as acure for every bodily ill, but simply ae. pure harmless vegetable specific, possessing remarkable invigorating, regulating, anti-bilions and antiseptic properties. This is exactly what the public know the medicine to be, and its enormous sales is an argument in its favor. apt-costaw ae B. MURDOCH, THE EMINENT GEDIAN, DRAMATIST, AND ELOCU- TIONIST, xe = close the of G d Al Li tures on MONDAY EVENING, April in oo LINCOLN HALL, With Miscellaneous Readings from Sh: \ Mactulay Thackeray. D Dickens, ana other at ore, qoore open at’? o'ioek.. Headings to commence dimpiesion thekete, 50 cts; reserved noata, 75 cts. icketa for reserved teats can be procured book store of Mesars. Philp & Solomons. WANTS. Ww: ce! GERMAN MAN for labor in « Mh street, opp ri business, 616 9 ants W SSTEDEVERTRONY 7 Peaenelie ie S Wasee may apply fe ee at private famay. rc.. in & priv mily. One ‘mmendod tia Mi 121 Aw FIRST- CLASS WASHEEW Gegifrmce's washing preterred- LORED GIRL WANTED IMMEDIATEL Y— famiiy ef four, to cook and do, boune- Cyceee pay MAN desires to TRONING to ace Address 5.8.. 5: IR0- Wave aga cats Sh Fag 500 cash to - Wy abTED—a pe 32. he en. ie datas hl eo Ke FOR SALE AND RENT. ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. R RENT—Or would ee 1ith 2 Eade as ‘BRICK mpeg nue, between 12th and ren imme liately rm erma Uberal. APO & DARNEILLE, mhoete No. 1495 Fs strest. —On terms to sult parchase: oa | ae ES Soauts parcaeer, port! crest, pear Ht ss prktt ie sical mmers Foe a RY moves rg 0. bem Petts partments. . Apply = ‘door, ‘OR. Fronts price woaee quire at the northwest cooner: base | oA Biter. FOr RES — three. and water, BRICK PaSLL Ine. Class communicating OF ang | foe street, ands ten the jo. 1 resend meek ary, know that BRAZI' J tnd. other a er than lnrheres Bats i + bext to National Wilson & dibs Skwine Raines ‘on the nounced 1 aero ig kb shirt and Corset Factory, 613 Ww LOST AND FOUND. OST—April 2d, between nircet, s SILVER GALVANIZED WATCH, for which a suitable reward will be mod if del jivered at the ee Gen'ls Ce nu —Lant ary Baptist Charch, Lote ik FURUCLERR the apace wilt leave t with the sexton, Mr. Frank, or at eer FIRST WARD BUILDIN TION ~The fourth a ORS TS fatto ons) Boe held ee tween c Siatoaee haar. | Aprilsen, So'clock N. B—Blection of officors and proposed ame: inti of he Sonal gion tion. i _ -* Mapes GEO.¥. KIDWELL. Secrotary. emer anee PRESBYTERIAN | CH ‘RO! serv ieein thischoreh REERY. Vv week, commencing April sth, | The talloy Rev J fore have ccmsented to preach 8 Da Monday: Rer-J WOR, Rin. Taseday? Be SUNDERL. y; Rev. D. W. Mor EBL Ax. DD + Wednesda Far. Thursday; Rev HES B.F.B le maeere Copgmara (ENGINE CO .. 0. annual aby the Columbia ‘Library will be ie heid MONDAY, 170. otis open rom 3 0 9 0 ‘glock ndges of Klaction—A. P. ‘McKenna, James Lowe and J. A. spl st” * J.C. ENTWISTLE. Librarian. MEDICAL ASpOCTATION The semi the MEDICAL is Spa mocting of open for inspection from the ist tothe oth of Rite Finclusive. my s excopted, ‘at the office, basement, west wing >THE BOARD OF CITY ASSESSORS hav- ing completed t! le sivation i EPH G. 6 he aa ee: rn March Sis 570, apl-6t iN wi eyo rens iN THE A acs Wasnixcton, D.C. MEGISTRATIOR lem be Election of th we matersigned, Judges of ” m of 2 6 ONDA, ot T Tor! Y, Wapwispay: TivEsbay F April 4, 5,6, 7 and 8, at the Office of Jas. tiee 2 mT street, betwosn ‘and 2th, from 3 to 7 o'clock for purpose of prepar- ing a list of quali First Ward. Raturalized citizens. are by law required to pro- duce certificates of ization or certified copics — 7 PA A OOOK, TERR Frau apl-it__ Jndges of Election, Washington b. 0. DEPT OF mie Baan ta. 9 ba Hi nag Orrice ov Tite Boan, NW. em ch Sh Ronni eantidaen for posi- of the examination < tions on the Police vat ims its regalar moet lice Headquar- tek Mane Exe] St TAZENBY. Beely eos aecn ec mseate | ce TAR ERS ame Ae ieee OTATORS! POTA co “for utp bad oh nlmay RICHARD BERRY. 957 La, ar. SALE HuCULARS AND. COM: ie RSE van RALLY BY 31. NEB OF NINTH apts ee TRSH, CLOTRIER, formert: = M. (my ay cele corner of 7th Sletenthe. Srepalice Mantel, to ears avenue, under i a] ramen ae divas Windetee zi ¥ ‘RBIS IN Yt te the attention ot the oa 615 Penn: : Under weiamlae Hotel. pS Ia A ine [A 939 Penn. venue, bet. 9th and f0th sta. WE Brand BLAGK ALPACAS" otk spk dint Pass nes aco eed shee. CAR SRA Rs real NENS, soca MOORE & ©@, MPOran CARIES, ‘ AvENUR, A77u Staser, VANIA m, Oomnae 4 cy A aGeE om wat fit WANE aod LIQUOKS for médicinal par- (meen Se fa to eran TRST-OLASS DBUG STORE. Personal Gllention given 16 the compounding a7 ‘mit RS moon 9p "agit be jor SECETvEDs » A PARGE LOT OF voice 5 ORNAMENTAL. IRON WORK; Consisting of my 1S, Administ’x. aanneu VA! AT SER eae Pa TR BALTIMORE KITCHEBER. a.m WA @co.. ape Git Bo. i ay 2 Lenten praate Tete, eS EWARD $20—strayed bok [i R bet Bau C,a black MILCH COW; hea orn LO HELPER: red and w SULLIVAN, ait ot., bet. Bal 10 BEWARD—Lowt. a from the °F ander ard. NT NOTES toward and ir of the owner by, leaving it at No. 479 E Streets boiweon Ge and 8th streets, ap aa in A BOARDING. OARDING—Pleasant ROOMS, with or without BOARD, op very low terme; either pny a Phas. ly at No. 354 Penn. avenn % iireet, south side. ARGE FRONT PARLORS AND BEDROOMS for rent on reasonable terms. BOARD for two, with large 1. $40, at No. 315 Pa. av., bet. 3d and 434 sts. Single s and Board, @25. a! te LEASANT ROOMS: WITH BOARD; REASON: m3 able terms; at 2305 1 street, between | e2ith streets. HE BEST BOARD in the cit; can be hed at } DYER’S HOTEL at boarding prices. As this house has been newly furnished throughout and 4s Kept tu every tenpect a0 first-class nh beard- ble ape No liquor sold. ipet CLASS BUA RONT BOM 1901, cor. Pennsylvani : oe oe sy | ne avenue sad IRR stro: weredey April Rh tel o chandel fered =: <p y his — “EO SRLS peir Homeapan between Hand 4: iy at ARAS DOUBLES nirigt 8 sof Bol tured | Variety Store, 31 915 Penna. ap? 2 WaktED = ccaieea aes | Ts i nore fans fuel toek oe » byarant: atcorams: ARTED—An t LADY. tp take ch ng stove, eas, : a ira or gentlemen. very convenien at pj verainen SARS | Sia wenclieren Se Wee RSs K ly located.” Price, $4,000. Terms: with Sor rooms, withi 08, BALE, VERY CHEAP—Ope BUILDING | [ut ‘rehort waltot Penan ave gn pid Th straet PF for teen containing ait street ast ast ortinat | , Ate; THREE BUILDING LOTS, 2 by wilt rey or reat i price suits. H. ome: eviceso een. Title perfect bleck from Penney! vente avenue care: W aETED 5 RD fi atl ae Northeast coy eee. cheap: "Apply to 3.4 D A for a leman wo corner New York aren “ children: in a private fatally; price moderate. | _ap2-tt fi h street. Lace * © al Euate Astaire? pel 4 Z.0R © i ‘iret or Becond Ward. PA ddrees Ho. 410 9th st. OR SALE Fossossion gi peonnee roe Ca Fox, Sa, Le ae iaPaD—Fapiios rocking wp 63 nearly new sxerything in perfect order 0:00 | taining “teeive large: cheerful "rooms, with all va ox removing from the cit ao know int thes | con ssining ges, Wath water. and every conveminnes; ;, Parlor, 18x33; qacecrredigtatek sttaes wee 3 ties Pd LEVY, 996 Pa. avenue. 8. B. cor, “bi aig a Bor 188, City P.O. pase Ww KD—E bod: know ti 'T—BRICK HOUSE, No. 1117 I st., WA tzaali plcvaree ve vanes tober: to aoe alg of 33 s all iment lth and _ streets, with 1 rooms and * Prise. modern fin favited to ine the bean! tifal ote ‘displayed ees EHOESE. Ro. No. 544 9th street, between P in the show window of 11 and Q ‘W., with 10 rooms and all modern TAGE GALLEY, 26th st.. near I, half squares north of White Hi Honte. betes Hose, Ho. 931.1 street, between oth sia tarane, (See snder * Pormpal s sections of the city mow bein impress. W4STED—t Inquire of THOMAS YOUNG, ROUND Ht! HAND Badia for 1336 New York avenue, ich 1 will Day the Ween Tin rams, on = sap-om__ No, 130 istren bens an Fok BESTA BRICK, HO HOGER. cm containing 1 Pa. avem 3 pI - TRAME HOUSE: in ‘0 LET—A BA BP hapdeomely Atta Fos SALE-A ax rn, ofthe Hotels cor i Sreares wend poeewke Permance cat tenant W reauire feed wal of ‘of water ta the Hotel, © F ats. A y BARKEEPEM in the Bt Cloud Hotel. aplst and conveniences; for bs 5 | ae S Baepeone SUITE OF ge RRORE: ‘hog street,on xin bet. “Ps Also, a sserouNte cae R RENT—A HOUSE of raiture, for five months from May res mr Ea ary bed i vwith Sieet aan ty water, . Residence of D, M. Lawrence, Ls street, N. W. ee | {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ae FS north of the city. in one of the most delightfal ram- in board for mer locations possible. Rent taken two gentlemen. Ca ed, Address tenant, and. references 6: M.N., Box S51. 0. apn” por eau Sao act chr eva Sa ts = r : . Fer SALE CHEAP—TWO BUILD'NG LOTS: | grazi oat a sg the ple. Also, on the weet side of 1th street, about middle of U and V streets. Only }20 cash re- - lemeiopees 1 waynes ND, Federal Block, deg rTth and F streets. mb I1-tf OR RENT—One three story BRICK HOUSE. F Gant catane fine yards: BOOM NEAR R THE F PATENT and Post Offices, mail but neat,and furnished, can be had by a ‘goud party for won fui month, on ith in adi Apply to New Jersey avenns, between Lae fad G. Inquire of ee es)? WILLIAM FITCH, "C. JOHNSON. 718 ish street, G Notary Publie, 1313 Seventh strest, sad- — eee = eae eee FE RENT_STORE apd DWELLING. contain, yi = rooms and cellar, weet, corner LL BE FOR RENT MAY ter —Phat voy | Mt ing six rooms and coll t, comner of complete and well finished BRICK DWEL- LUNG, situated on 3 street, ioker and d 1606, now occapied by’ the Rev. \ hou’ contains ten rooms wit nces, and can be vag Bete ia vat At GIBBS ‘Hair Store, 1229 aie Fels hear ibth strests up stairs Patt Apply to H. FORSTER, next door = ~ Sg See ALE—A two-story FRAME camer: on 7th street, near the corner of F south, contain Fos REN prt yur-story pace a icayooremncat parla furnished, and the afarnt ture will be rented, if desired. Inquire on tho pre- br ee oe ne OU houses a OR RENT—A new BRICK H HOUSE ov Detrees Teoms each, are thoroughly built and band- St. Secominining 7 some ose : room, water meng ‘mou jate on EB. BORD, Water Hogistrar’s mal FRAME goon two vee semely 8 finished sangarest and or rovemente. of JOS. F. Fonuire of 3: Helate Agent, frooweat i Hipeet, orto tie owner, wa. OR SALE—, HOUSE: fot istby Pio we an all ore t north of Latevette Square. Price ply t Real Esiate Ages at, Hons tf Corner Seventh st-and Ea. av, ry BL rater = tha centrally located Paice Bape renee Apply to i fe agent nit, RR RENT—Willcox & Gibbs’ SEWING ae ERE ee cr et ee fry, Teh merce BRU, react and Hoop Ski = OUSES FoR” BALE. Real Estate mbh30-tt Corner Seventh st. ane BUSINESS CHANCES. $12 OO WANTED. TO BORROW —For one or two years. Will pay 10 per cent. Ret, with the ber ‘estate security. ‘Address apt OR aoe ORSE, WAGON, and HARNESS, complete; the owner having no fur further rig for ® grocer be seen treet, between G and I streets, ap2-2t* CASH WILL reas C8 poe PAY SEAT FAMIL we geen at ‘Ee in 9th end 10th. Tete $150 1 50 WILL UY TH STOCK, AR Goop et ghd ‘gue @ well located Cl- ze nive en for te ling Apply at Ko. 821 Wi ha ven, Se oppenite Bt: Cloud Hotel $25,000 Ti" BEAL ESTATE NOTES, In sums to suit. DODGE, & DABNEILLE, else (Ropu TtS6 Fines WASTER Sioniog we £0 205. 7 = ERTaTE AND COMMERCIAL HOTRE ot ee at market -\FFICERS’ PAY AY MoE AEE som= OF THE ARTICLES KEPT AT BSE ES creamer. SILVERBERG’S, 313 SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN PA. AVE. AND D STREET: MACHINE COTTONS: Coats’, Clark’s, William- antic. MACHINE BILK, in 20, 90, 100, and ‘; oz. Spools. PIN®: English, American, Nursery, and Hair Pins. NEEDLES: Smith's best, Darning, Embroidery, and Tape. SHOE AND CORSET LACES, all lengths, ELASTIC COBDS ABD RIBBONS, from 3 to 20 cents per yard. BUTTONS: Chima, Glass, Pearl, Rubber, Lasting, Rep, Mourning, Crochet, Silk, Gilt, Velvet, Lin- ¢n, Lace, and Marseilles. RUFFLINGS: Pisin, Lace Bdge, Cash's, Sandring- ham, aad with Embroidered Edge. MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS, in largo varity. JBATATION LACES, in Valenciennes, Cluny, &o. “BRAIDS DS: Gold. Bik, MoBalr. Linen, and Cotton, in EMBROIDERY SILKS: Cheaille, Linen and Cot- ton. LINES AND COTTON TAPE AND BOBBIN. VELVET RIBBONS, all widths and colors. KNIBTING COTTON, oll nambers, in balls and ekeins. Atul Une of Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, and Gloves. PHYE WORSTEDS AND EMBEROIDERIES. EDLEWORK AND BAMBURG EMBROI- | DERBY. GALT, 81LK, AND LINEN FANS, &c., Ac. fogether with a full ashortment of PARIS and A FANCY GOODS.- Ove price’ have beep redweed, and are now nearly they were Before the war. IP. 8.—L have just received a large assortment of REGULATION BABR BALLS, which wil — low. Mater GRAPES, at BHAF! ‘D8, ep)" o25 Pennsylvania avenue. CLABIFLED, 13c. BEST NEW YORK BUTTER, ‘6c, WELCH'S FLOUB as tow as any advertised rates. mh29-Im _ Notthwest corner of 1#thand Guay Cape, ZOWDERED, snd GRANULATED J compe ee Hots, Fe. SALE—Three new and elegan' a — toile porth ofthe ci completed at Mount one mile nort ity containing 12 rooms each, BRICK HOUSE, 12 lth streets, Gas, water, RE Somer th oo toot with good cellars, bath-roums, water on two stories; | , BRICK HOUSE, 2 rooms, on near Bbbitt House. Hot and pices simran bing plete: each story communicating by | pear Rbb ng ‘Arrangements afe in progress for extending the Mth street. railroad, watch chew nyobal ype: pleted during the coining seanon Property practically within Pai Limite. oe gas, marb! Sabie, &c. Lotm eral other fine BHIGK and ai FOR BENT— with BOARD. two FU! }ES, well located. i ferent Fae BROOMS, will be rented aa nbOEE Bom 2 C4 Inquire at $29 ‘bet. H Beal ‘OR SALE—A FRA “FRAME. aptaa toed Gorner of Wh ond. Lot ssu00; Will be sold on oacery cay via ing and colinre, BRIOR DWEL CHAS. A Ncw brick fronts, with ‘ iH mb29-tf Real raat Asis $19 7th, ros RENT—A two-story {BAME HOUSE. four rooms and Basement, on ‘Sh, bon Capitol st. “ment BR. Hora W ELS ‘North A and” ‘Dt sircete, Capitol FER RENT—BRICK HOUSE, eleven rooms, with ‘K stable, on Ist street east, corner © street perth shove Bainers Depot. Rent low to ® good — For particulars inquire on the a s streets. Inquire at } ‘One 5! tie above dwell vate ae “San, W. Marshall. WOOD AND COAL. Woon 4xp coar. SELLING OUT BELOW_COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS. PoE peng FRAME HOUSE i "ee street west, com Fooms; water kitchen. Tor abx06, ton alley Br ee % ts _mh29-tt Real Estate Agent, 5197th are WHITE ASH, Egg and Stov Sa GRALE © 5 RED ASH, do. ‘county’ situated on the Rreokeviiin aa Wack | OAK WOOD, in stick ington Turnpike, at junction of Reckvilieand Wash. ington reed. ten miles from the city, Por teres PINE WOOD, do, land; good wood and water. For te pinta ‘apply to proprietor, 1017 F st. Yard, No. 1722 Pennsylvania avenue, near I7th Fok, BENT—One NIC E HOUSE, corer of street. mb90-2w* Fa be ats. conta rooms. with gee and cs = by erty pita prypige per gg meen beet PPoPosALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL- retnises ot. mi bast x a W. C. JOHNSON. Maron's ¢ oan rrr Hatt. nese DG Ape 1 io, shies ckakats Mi ke Pellowing nausea FIRST WARD. Zrenty-sixth street weet, ia E to K street "Seeaty- third street west, from Canal to G.atreet “ Hmreet north, from Boundary to Sixteenth strest fECOND bf 8 N street merth, from Twelfth to Fourteenth.sinect “E'ctroet north, from Twelfth to Fineeath streot inth street west, from pe SG H to N street north, and Fors SALE Sanperstiaer BUILDING LOTS he northern part here property is rapid) tevainee Bice only Sigthe balance cal be paid ipsmoniRly payments Northeast comer New ¥ Rees colar nare aah | | darn | TAL eee Fi ‘weet of Georects Bow, Jersey Saiakia York arenae to (oo 41 har ce eae eat Wau. Pa ae sat TRACT OF eed q caveman: ; cot afaik month to Bow 5 street west, from street nosth. eercSEXEM WARD, Sat red te ending trom i ‘be land ea ealalal ESTES pee gece Fcust ety, = aaa agen ate A Rr mates L. WILD & ; mbSi-6t"- Ho. 490 Hth ot, viet Bada. nin carl: ROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE ‘street af Superintendent and ‘Sewer: a rrageways, Js betwee ond Kee Bei wildengs,” By eMart “May ore 3 | Pimedical ski Old Dr. DARBY, MEE Bee ieelebed al baie oc consulted ai tie Venere pats Neeruer abot ont Fe. ovewan erate 5 af = Gems, Ambroty pes, pears Ky -9 TL ME BOLY wre pee ee Shatlo al Pai, er ey a nate of the menses are nate in all canes except when fo: bidden by diree- tions. For sale ot 179 8 street south, between 9th and Je mbs Im’ inumur diately oured im al 414 Tenth street he SRT AN “TO a. AY practice) Test 3 from Ae vided wie Board nursing, Teeny eighth street. near ‘Pars = ADIRS SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI- s, jAint peculiar to thelr eax. sald conten De CF ouly relinble ‘cetablished such specialty a City. Thows “deeiring treatment can repowe the fs guarantane © Y Ys FAIR OAS! Spee Paice Te TS AND ip LY 413 HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW IRON WAK EHOUSS, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS., (sourm srpR,) Beepectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALE PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also thoee of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PBIOES. ‘The Largest Stock of CLOCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited fg Washington, and at the LOWEST BATES Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and finish equal to the fnew tmported marbles. BRONZES, TERRA OOTTA AND LRON WARE, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUBS, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, BRIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, Se. Sole Agency for MOULE®S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. We call cepecial attention to our PARLOR GRATES, LATR®BES, FURNAOGRS and RANGES, comprising all the most improved varieties, FOUNTALN JETS of every style. PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING, character and of all descrip- Tater and in the most is CARRIAGES ! BU Orns w On hand or mace to order. emis Sold at prices to enit the present decline in G LD REPAIRING of all kinds on the most reasonable terms LAUOK g& MOTHER'S = Witte wn 8 Mm. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania Avenue, AND 7 CITK TREVIS&, PAKS. MILLI . Sasuks, T. 8. P_ CORSETS, ILL ga revision of prices poinanan te ar rates,and we awe portunity for those tn ip want wo sup- ‘Our Stock is gee well assorted for the sea- sm Ls isaw iv. 2. Cor.sth nh ave S. P. WRISLEY, DEALER IN MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS, BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, GRATES. SUMMER PIECES, &c., &c. to be of the beat Pes pa _ a8, SSeS pe BIS ES Seas tas .- Sch wieet mt oi avi BOR he [oben ms on BiecviTs, seTato sit pment, Dessert = = ee F BOUB! rLOG! direct from the mill, with caders to eal ab. c -