Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1870, Page 2

WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY. --April 6, 1870. ” Reading Matter on Every Page. | Nitre Cav ‘The production of such important constin- ents of gun powder as nitre and aquafortis is at times a serious concern with all governments. Some of the people of Northern Europe are compelied to pay @ portion of their taxes an- nually on saltpeter. Whilst the sea board of 3 nation is unobstructed there is no difficulty in obtaining supplies from foreign countries, especially from India, bat a blockade compels a people in state of war to rely upon internal re- sources. It has not unfrequently happened of the country afforded. What are called nitre or saltpeter caves, which are well known to abound in most of our States where limestone formations and their attendant caves exist, are resorted to for this purpose, as in Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and other States. The loose earth is dug up from the floor of the cavern and the soluble part of it extracted by water. The lye obtained from wood ashes is added to this to form the saltpeter, which after properly evaporating off the water, is found in the form of crystals. Beside the old localities above referred to, the Commissioner of the General Land Office has recently obtained information of the existence of abundant deposits of the nitrous earth in sev- eral other places. Two of these are in Texas, one at the Camanche Springs, Llano county, and the other in Burnet county, on the Colo- rado. These deposits are all in caves, where this substance is protected from the action of rains, but in India and other places it is not unfrequently the case that nitrous salts are ob- tained from the soil itself which has been ex- posed to atmospheric vicissitudes for all past time—the climate there being in the rainless zone. Similar deposits are reported from the vicinity of Red River, between the Wachita Mountains and the celebrated Liano Estacado, where rain seldom falls. An additional locahty, lately reported, is in Churchill county, Nevada, near the Soda Lake at Kaytown, where beside nitrate of potash an extensive bed of trana or sesqui, carbonate of soda exists. ‘The New York Post says that Mr. Sherman’s resolution continuing the income tax at five per cent. through the present year, and at three per cent. afterwards, without any change in the ex- emptions or modes of collection, will satisfy neither the friends of a judicious tax on income nor the opponents of all such imposts. The re- duction to three per cent. ought to take effect immediately; the retarn of taxable income ought to include the rent or rental value of a <lwelling-house, and the exemption ought to be increased from $1,000 to $2,000, in order that the extension of the tax to house rent may be no burden upon persons of moderate expendi- ture. Such an income tax as this might conti- dently be expected, including the duty on sala- ries and dividends, to yield at least $25,990,000 per annum, and would be far more equitable and less burdensome than that now in force. = +see- Mavou Bowsx axp THE PResipest—Taat IxTEnvizw.—The Caronicle of this morning says “ We are authorized by the President to state that the allegation that Mavor Bowen had re- quested him to interfere in his behalf, or in be- halt of any ring, of to support him for renomi- nation, as deliberately cl by the Washi ton [correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, without the slightest foundation in truth. The President yesterday morning declared the statement of the Gaz+tte correspondent “fal every particular,” and on reading the comments thercon and the additions thereto by morning contemporary, he exckaimed in the most indig- nant mannet: “THEY ARE IXeAMous!” Is the President's testimony reliable evidence in this | ~ ease | So th's last and most barefaced calumny ex- plodes.”” The residents of Cheyenne, Wyoming, are clamoring for General Sheridan to treat their Indian neighbors as he treated the Piegan Blackfeet. ‘Ihe spectacle of women dishonored and childrens’ brains dashed out in the very midst of the white settlements seems to have given them a different view of the best method ot dealing with savages from that entertained by those humanitarians who thought the Piegan affair a good opportunity to vent their political animosity against “Little Phil.” —S The New York reporters are having flush times during the McFarland trial, describing the appearance of the slayer of free-lovers, his manner of eating, drinking, and sleeping, his style of shaving, expectorating, nail-cleaning, brushing his hair, &c., &c. And when that sube Jeet is a Hittle stale they commence on his boy Perey, and tell about Ais eyes, ears, teeth, hair, epidermis, and personal habits, tastes, likes and dislikes. It's an ill-wind that blows nobody good. ‘There seems to be some chance for a reduc- The, Connectient Eleciion. Wrowaspay Mow: XG. | contest in the great eity of Frostbarg. bat ‘nary | word from Connecticut. ool uy know this eve- bow ge “Fifteenth A: * worked as wi Se a AT “aid in a wherever that ConsRctiocr. Our ph oleelae mast put on his spees— | Tax Stax of yesterday did have an account of the Connecticut election. And perhaps he will be giad to see by the further accounts today that the Legislature of Connecticut is Republi- can. The “ Fifteenth A nt” did'nt reach Connecticut.in season for’ this election, but it will doubtless have something to do with the Politics of that State next year. see: Tur McFarpayp Jaa — soe, 7 St. went to press ing New York ‘mepatehen the co: esterday's proceedings ‘th care of McFarland, the jurors being Graham.—We will show a cons; then on first to destroy this and in the presence and with the approval Persons who ought to be ashamed of it, and to this conspiracy influence his mind ‘on the day of the alleged m murder. All that took piace from the day at this woman (reterring to Mrs. Richardson) to the hour of the homicide was a part of a conspiracy; and that those conspiracy, when unfolded, would appal the od rmegeil Finally Mr. Graham urged that the question was proper. His honor stated he might be in error, but that he could not afford to surrender his own consi: sions of right. He should therefore decide th question to be inadmissible. The next juror was Mr. Wilson, who stated, in answer to the — attorney, that before the rebellion he |, on account of con- merchants, was us thoeighth Jus, ‘The court than aajocmnod until 11 o'clock. m ht Boch have thus far been obtained out: call ——_-.ce--_____. (57 Molasses is made from corn in Indiana. 87 Iowa school-ma’ams are Hed for kiss- ing the big boys. =e LADIES’ FAIR AT BRIGHT WOOD, D. o Li ep0od and vicinl rar for they ae fing funds Yo Tiguiters rebuilding a charch (eee %-Ohurch, which was ier act incurred the site on on MON. + and com: Ufickets of edincion for the season, 35 conte: for the evening, 10 cents; to be obtained at Ballantyne s ey i of 7th and D sts., Washington. DP. and at morn the sccommodation of persone from Washing. ‘and George town, omnibu: i leave Howard Stable and terminus of 7th: "treet ratirosd. ‘The pab- lic are respectfully invited to eo6t MEMORIAL Pini PE P.E. CHURCH. — it's meeting of the thor the it alt. the following resolutions were toast m ont Keselved’, That in order to meet the wants of Mo- andl of many temporary the city of Washington, it is expedient to purchase of ground near the Capite to erect there substantial church edifice. in which sil the seats be forever free: hat subscription books be opened to obtain the amount necessary to defray the cnet of the ground and of the building. and that agents be ap pointed to solicit and receive subscriptions for the Urpoee aforesai Kesolved. That these resolutions be published, and that oid collections by unauthorized persons, subscribers be requested to send ot ive their comtri: butions to e but ins anthers Tee eee eS LORIDCS STRELE, ve of Memoria Pari DAVID BAKER, # weer, sree™ AN, arners in Vestrymen. Cader the shove, resolutions subscription books gre open at the Banking House of Jay the Real Estate Office of W. T. Johnson is pia avenue, near Sd street east. and with Lewis J. Davis, at Lewis Jobnson & Go.. ers. corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and the fol- lowing ladies are “rg tpfain Che nd receiver: Mewtin f the street. on WEDNDSDAY 3, 6th inst, at 75: o clock. SA LE. DOU ASS. Chairman. MASONIC Emit agers of LAFAYETTE ogo, No. 19 A are hereby to attend ti en anicativn said cata Lodges io be held at." Mesoai a jail. corner 9th and D crests, on Fi THURS HSDAY, April 7, 1370, at The ry ord: p.m. B. pectic tala wii = ON CHAMBERS, Reet ATTENTION: TRISH RRPOBLIGANS OF THE FIRT AND SECOND WARDS'—The Republican Ane Amoctatin of the Figet and it ond. Wards WEDN SIGHT, the Wh inst at sore at Green's ro oy trania arene, Detween wwoen 17th and J8th 0 OTttaew See NOTICE TO couNTY TAX County Coutrctor’s ig Overee, Room No.3, ak Oven Nari a pees St. ted payable on ‘which, for Peal Senet ope pe Se, i, the month of ursdavs. and oa ctor. WASHING TON ri TTY BOATING ¢ OLUn ready at office of Seeretary, ened i street. ere Post Office. apie Ww. N. Secretary EWEPATER ‘BT. juan you gave us the result of the political | FOR SALE AND RENT. 7 ALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.—1 have lor sale Var he athe ing valeebie Lote LOT 2 RE S64.—This lot contains 7A square feet, fronts, aad Reeth tees | ( FOK SALE AND RENT. CK seven la gute arn dor WANTS. ea etna competent SERVANT ali», EW SPRING SUITS! ~ “wEW serine Stirs” Ws » > MEW SPRING SUITS"! - Dyers oT Te ae fon Le room ze se ; Om a te) —s sts, Wares are cine MITE FINB DRE 88 SUITS! city, } Cs on Ey : aac 6 ‘A WET NURSE. EAP—A STORR and LOT cornm: nb ‘at the vustsis FINE DRESS SUITS" ast ik. Es = “a ae ihaeet weaat nodD Fr es 2 Sire moka hw | FINE DRESS SUITS"! se ° 8S. COUK. corner Ist — FOR abe ew eos choice va rieti /aat com . CROCK. a a 2 bE $$, Bridge st or Bow (— FINE BUSINESS SUITS! FINE BUSINESS SUITS"! = Woman pert °EA Ast FINE BUSINESS SUITS ‘1 hes TON argungi ine at 4u0' Mabe, uvcune, Doss YN ys atheand sth. api-at" XW pneehanae Yt = WANTED 2 coal “A small, GENTEEL HOUSE, con room modern id’ water. Lecati tifal, and “a 5 Pigegteann at 2 seh os clas roamaasrith iocsite, Inquite at No. 103 31 strect eani, cotaer Bo i ¢ Pox hix ts? aps AT LOW GOLD RATES! ANTED—Two GOOD SEE reac bat Fag ENT x Ter baltatay ata “attic BRICK éral housework; man an . AD HOUSE w good repatr, con. AT LOW GOLD BATES")! at Center Market Stand No. 4 ater, sapath room ec. = _ap6-$t" LEWIS KENGLA. cine and \ AT LOW GOLD RATES}: W Aaa EB arrrcciabre young giri.a SIU" | larsapply at the store of JW. PILLING, 335 | _™h%fwo Rep . SON. the ‘oh ATION to cook. wash {ren for 8 email street, opposite Fo Toke ane Slag Sommunicatiog OF- m oldest or 7 family. Good references given. Please address Box Fick 729 7th street. near the | p-niel the city Upwards years Star Ohices nd OFFER FOR SALE WY VALUABLE — | Patent Ofice. Kent low ton cond tenant. hae tm* ae FEMALE ESOMP Laure WES Jor the Ultromarine Bali Fes oe eaaasr, ‘ARM Smtr: Sqeetetihee Yall, Rome tae paneinctory of Jan ae ke MILL PROPERTY AND WATER POWER, ec ave . EEADY MADE OB TO ORDER! . (Holland) Siotenoenl ak atta ye ppl, Feonice sa dani: "Sia Bowers? eke on Kock Creek, near Georsctown, fee Se ne = aaa Bid Sas ‘do chamberwork. ‘our cod apply except READY-MADE OR TO ORDER!" BEADY-MADE OB TO ORDE! ‘TANT oe FamALae i ane =| eee ree are Sec dimer er ue es requires. a3, Sret clone Ziouring. Mill in every respect. | stove Qeormvtown. on the Tennalivers cert groom omit Ponssyivanis svenas pear vatesoere per dar avgcind ave teen” tains res.” For patsiou Aiges, eta Mansion in which oy “in a lot of mbihoutt 'ARFRD=p AUTAVE MAN tw ——_ and I reside, situated in a lot of fir article need laid in every household. eee scree, 'y ot. aod containing OR SALE—A six-room BRICK Bo, sn it fiom mbetween the box | § Pepe roped mpage pe tiy located Lanta Es Fas! 1a cash: At A. SAKS & €ov's, a 2 epee | In to make ite first claw ay. OC. Terme; 1000 ‘iso ell IAnce, P. Bi a At A. SAS & Co.'s, THREE ULDING LOTS, 2 by 100; half =a ry ienced COOK and Ritts ANTED—An experi cet ee other ts fone rE deine the washing an ing Wartene WHITE E GIRL, as aurse, cham. and wit adatlone® “Also, aa R; ws ‘Apply Parity = maa we ONANDLEE. D—EVERYBODY TO HAVE PRINT: fag ki PRARSOM, Tuittee, WEE oF D Ds ‘apt-st" New No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. aps New No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. FP OR RENT—one furni ass second ROOM, No. 733 lith Ith street, bet.G and ee Foe RENT—STOREROOM and _I and DWELLING ‘attached, on 7th. near I «treet. Rent very mod- = Apply to J. H. SH) ‘EB, corner of s jew, slegant SE, just built, cx 1CK HOU: A, eS att ee Parlor, ed “ata room, ass sighene Ix; oo eae arin Mea card and Bridge m be AVEE B SHEPEERD 0 xaos, BAVING REMOVED To THEIR yaw INT An arp aE ‘WANTED TARRDTa Y— Coney of foto cook and house: work. thot ‘onperience, hi AND EIGHTH STREET LOTS 708 Tight Business Loteon Seventh a ite the Thyson fee nine om a ran igen raquare. IRON WAKEHOUBS, THE NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT OF WaAatep—a tat having @9,500 cash tov Sepa: One-tenth cash; one-tenth ove ante uses eed omit Pr ore a tes ey oper 910 PENDA. AV., BET. STH AND 20TH 8TB., BERNARD HAYES 4 ©oe., hurley: April 1 = apist* Fave RENT-A we APES HOUSE ip aay 36 New ee (sors simm,) ‘0 SELL—3 He in Flaxthread io heed “2 = = —_ No. SEVENTH STREET, Ww (poUBaE siteEre. ipa seed | see dence. aoniye Wo COUPER t LATIMER, erred aa BBI USE, con: Bespecsfally call attention to their assortment of | 4 : ve 2 EN Sg ig oe FIXTURES, TES Foon ay a HED ROOMS complete for | pet. Ain ae pmoery squire a tar, BoBERT ons (Batweex I any K Strerrs,) faba aS | iam gs rg he de Terme maderate 1 Poste aS Cote tors; | FARNHAM, cor. lith & Mists, NW. mhis emprising gan dispons of their FURNITORE without thi 10th street ps2 OR SALE—A six room FRAME HOUS! WILL BE m1 preban oy F 1b PATTERNS MANUPACTCRED BY THE TEV, 990 Pu, avenues 8: b- cor 10th st sara VORRENT, STORE—Has been newly fitted @ perm fats Poor op bea OPENED FOR BUSINESS LE ore a fora Grocer: old business stand: ia a good | Permanent tenant M required: good Tocker Manufacturing Co, Now York a oN Ea tase ts israint ots To Me RCN EY cor iehitnd Bee RE ey dion treet 15th bot Also thome off over ble Pi 18 json street, om 15th. be FRIDAY, APRIL Sra, invited to ieaeat Se cnt eae ‘dameeek FOE RENT—A new FEAME HOUSE containing | r7.0 LET—Four to eoven LAW See WITH MOTT ROR GAT LEAY. 16th po BS meee with (feet hall, gas, water iar Mitchell, Vance & Oo, Now York, res norti of W' Taland avenu the door fnauire for tara | (rounds WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK . at the cor, oF eure gt dea care Krreot ‘sine | ;OR ae OB EXCHANGE. 60,000 ACRES OF EANp in Macon county, N. in Gane: county oan as Oacres On. ered with lce tinier refrnit clumatey sepecially the ‘hes, 35.000 acres in Shatin a ad Reynothe countica! HO: KENDALL GREEN. pai ink will Ko vies gh ‘city property, or part ‘The of the late Ho iC PH ep pi eo tee hah SWETLAND, Federal Block, OF FRESH GOODS WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT NEW YORK PBICEs. PRICES. i ‘The Largest Stock of CLOCKS, and MANTEL URNAMENTE ever exhibited in Washington, and st the RAPE CHANCE ‘For sale four valuable LOTS of LAND situated in the norte section of the a. B oe one square of the street cars. These 'S are ofiered for sale to 8 moderate crowd rent, pire & rare op; —— ra inquire at ‘the LTER B. WILLIAMS, No. 739 7th street, between G and it. Wat TED—Evetybody to know that BRAZIL- JAN PRBB 8 beaccurately euited ap 6-8t Notice or DISSOLUTION, The copartnerahip heretof js b; 2 feeen tht underalened. under the style nf BRONZBS, E and. other WEST RATES. ‘aah, ——————? Potcmiac Water, office, bowling alley. I F streets, = ingion and Georgetown ‘ico Company, 1» thls day we = ae that they can buy | Pot can be rented fora term's youre to oa RENT—STORE apd Dv ca aS Every Variety of Sealed by mateal ore ae = We party for the small «um of $11) per tn Fo ng six rooms and cellar, southwest cornet of SLATE MANTELS CHARLES U. GAGE. will settle the affairs of the For ‘ita simplicity and noise: | jarde DWELLING MOUS formerly ‘cceupied by | Martif.sqzTowme and cellar, southwest, corner of fe none ietrs foNahmerehip, And te alone authorized to sign in romounced Mr. Kendall with stable, pasture. can he had | rate. Apply to H. FOBSTBE, next door on manufactared, of style and @ivish equal to the fines intuidation. ER. oride Agency at C. ig on a lease for $3 per month: Photographic views at at % feast imported marbles. oa ai GER. skirt and Corset Factory, 513 7th street, both places can be seen at our office. oa TERRA COTTA AND LRON WARE, DISO} a6 and E. FITGH & FOX, FOR SALE-A two-story FRAME HOUSE. on Washington, D.C., > OHA eo ed gy aed ai ae )UHNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Or would ths side and back alley, water in the yard. For | VASES, DRAIN TILE. STATUES, Mn. GEORG! OCHRAN imted LOST AND FOUND. | iy tie eee peo betwoat ith ane coal ot poet room of Unt United States Patent RIDGE TILE, SEWER PLPRS, ae. Gemmeent he alae of of te Wad ington as OST—On eh street betwary 0 streat and 1zh._Inquire on th apt 2" eee ¥e8-co1 Bole Agency for pate aap pron d entender ome a er e, OLD & RENT—One FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ; IDENCES EARTH CLOSETS. yiment abd poor eases oat them for | Fe CUCLAB A suitable teraed will beeivas it mente taee | Pere names ie sts. Rorthwoat, ees ee ae r Epo reaucated to'make payment ia hisg. 2° OMPOBY | Taft wt No- 159 (old) sthatrect. berween O aud Pts mie and E street. opposite the new square, We call especial attention to our Inquire ‘The houses contain chir’ * | teen rooms each, are theronghly wat ‘and band. ING, | fomely finished thronghout ‘and contain all modern | im eu Unguire of 308. F. RELLEY Rel PHILIP, 3 36 Soa: CHAS 0. GAGE. sl —Bet’ St. Paul's Oburch, 2d street, Washington, April 4, 1570. ‘Washington, and Union Hotel, Mx. 0. M. SOMERVILLE will act as my collec- | Subday exening. otic CAPE. er will be liveraily pelt by leat ing ain pal paee wakORGE W. COCHRA: tat the ofce of the Union Hotel, Georgetown, . Washington, April 4, 1570 = 8p 5 I ps St Canarssny RRLA PABLOR GBATES. = ae FURNAOCBS comprising all the most haproved varieties. FOUNTALN JETS of every style. PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM rorya Sones execs gente at ad at reasousbioates sul’ ine Sadat ae - in 7 paved st YOUR MONEY! —Two-story BRICK DWELL: ‘No. 1222 New York avenue, between 12th and Linh streeta. Possession given inimedintel; No, 302 street, N once ae in a J ENT. ag mg fn eg E/ Dhepherd Building, 95 Penna a: oa of rd.in adesirable location. Apply at No. 2419 neylvania avenue, bowen: ‘2th and 25th sts., betweeri Sand 6 o'clock. ST On the Sth, about 1 o'clock, ee s some change, or Alexan ps ABRIAGES: hand a large uumber Tot Siret-clase RIAGES of my oon make, Also. a large aasorunent COND HA CABBIAGES. Pronk sold warran! ‘OR RENT—Willcox CHINE, the simplest, getsout of order; leaving it at MORUN or 32% Indiana ave. CHEAP—One BUILDING y ahout 1040) foot of ground. to be as represented. OST—A NOTE, dated March 30th, ey, isk 10th street east, just north of cy CARRIAGKS! BOGE IES! WAGONS eae a . days, for 5800. by C. B.C " tn MEPATRING ee pop ahibicey dave. for 288, by CB Chanch & Ch; | Kast Uaptolatret, Title perfect tO Sulnp oe = Sank Pig see yore tate Seg _ape-3t™ persuns are forewarned from negot receiv- York avenie Beh 2 es corner New 24 {Repub and pK KENT—A 3. ice ‘and attic Tig ecntaining 17 rooms: all mod: Sold at prices to suit the present declinoia G ‘LD REPAIRING of all kinds ov the most reasonable i . t of the same ing said pote, payment wi? BACON BRICK HOBSE, 12 Tooms, corner lith and M streets, Corner of 7th street » Gas, water, brick stable. Lot We feet square: BRICK HOUSE, ® rooms, on north side F street, ABD —Strayed or stolen, on the 2d inst... ot andc LAUCK & t Bora s am if Siete eae Teng | Peeenctae ead Ga | gereege Mca el eae aie] || MURR ap improvement in ;Printers’ Composing Stick: | Will egiven Kant T vtreeta 2 HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 1oso0ms, I street. between 12th ee It is ordered that the testimony in the case be | *Tret. betw one see = A ROOM orth side, | Hot nando Te: UTESKN AND WESTKEN REAL ESTATE cloned on the th day of June next; that the time Fac EW AMD Low. Tetween Tih and tap | 4a,08 the fret floor. apis pt FRONT DM | and 13th etreete. north Cesta aaeeasoee a tor al and the Examiner's report be S81 hth atreet, b ‘Detween and F sts, 5d Screets on Brnunyivania “avenue, SiXEY- oy LL, eo on the 2%th day of June next. z 1203 K : ofowner. oan EL 5. FISHER, Ee WARD — yed or stolen, on the 234 ~ $. "4 Wireina bine an tee TERRE, a new to the name of = if returned to JNO. E. THUMPSON, N. Ecrwer Sth and Ml strosts. ap 2 AND CITY PROPERTY, Bo. 1427 Pexssvivawia Avence, KENNEDY & SON Purchase and sell Baal Estate j parts Bouth and West, sad. induce see inn “the ond of Ps Ageue fSidees. wish their owe agvets ie country, they possess unusual facilities com med: ers of property and euch asdesire to specolation, or all who wish City jroperty urcimased andnulé pe sommnrent oe . 508-M. KB gos. marble mani Stable, ae. Lot # by ia2. der will please leave fifty sireet, corner of 12th, and recelvethanks | 4 FURNISHED ROOM NEAR THE PATENT furnishes ‘cou be bed tos tool pate f urn be had by a ry for $10 pet Thonth in sdvance: Apply sone, arty ot SB pe Several other fine suteic aad qmail FRAME aS, wen somoes 5 in different of the city, sa MASON 2 CAMPB' LL, ap 6-lawSw ILLIAM FITCH, Notary Public, 915 Seventh street, opposite Post: eee U™ts wtgrEe Fa cag oyrtoe, Si On | the petition ot SADY D: adelphia, Pe, admin jatrat deceased: _ap itt m7 BE FOR RENT MAY ter—' omplete and well finished Baik Ds weir LING: situated on M street, between Wth 0. 1606, now ccc ied by the Ber, W. Fe The Leone pom couse with all veniences, ‘seen immediatel a oIBBY State Store 18 lav Fenn ran Bot Puil- istratrix of Burritt’ the extension Ox ent 20—Strayed oF stolen from 2ist st., a a a i EA Saides | forebead: t turned up 2 re fand white; ours clip ATK EO HIELY RI; ed and white; cars clipped. PAT NEDY, time for ling ts and the Kxaminer mt Anlsant Row KENSEDY & SON ofter 300 FARMS In ‘North for Ming arguments Jas. We ¢ 3 in ot | Socition be beer ne Se Oak den et Sak BUSINESS CHANCES. Fu Ta he, Bey fous Mory BRICK ‘heat: | ees eee = ‘Any person may oppose thie extension. nk aaa ck ra ile yes perce FORRES Oe at w Wy has all it modern WooD AND Co. TO MAKE ROOM FoR 6-Inwaw Commissioner of Patents. | the Livery Sable Wa EB. eet fare Will be rented, if desired, Inquire on the p AL. AN IMMENSE SPRING STOCK. wor | AND COAL. Sane AT CosT. Fe: RENT—A new w BRICK ¥ HOUSE on on, Defroce Fit Sie NRO RIT Also, peepee 7 rooms Stove Store, on P- se tte mat corner Mth. aps" wien eeu tion in taxes im England. It is believed that in | Mr. Lowe's fortheoming budget the income tax will be redueed to four pence, the duties on su- This isnot an age when people believe on trust gar will be equalized, alterations will be made | whatever they see in the public journals. Fifty or in brewers’ licenses and newspaper postage, the aaeue seers ago when the accuracy of a statement tea and coffee @utics will be left untouched, and | thet bad coturved in one of the gasettesor * Hews W THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH. frnkeaf BoRORD: Water a ponent =: Sas SELLING 01 BRLOW CosT 'TO CLOSi MG OUP BUSINESS. ~ million sterling will be Kept In hand for spe- | Letter’ of the day wae aneetioned it wae consid. ‘de so, for I read it in the newspaper.” It is not 80 now. Newspaper assertions must be verified before they are taken for granted, and this is especially the case as regards statements setting forth the remedial ‘of proprietary medicines. For example: it was not until the tonic and alterative properties of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters had been deliberately ‘and thoroughly tested by thousands, and found to be im perfect accord with the printed claims put forth in its behalf, that it was accepted by the public at large as a Standard Kemedy. Bat hen multitudes who had resorted to it as a safeguard against malarious fevers, a cure for in- digestion and biliousness, a moans of the frame, cheering the spirits and imparting consti- tutional vigor, came forward and testified that its 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 bare cial purposes. er ‘The Daily Evening Jearenh t the name of & appearance yesterday here, pub- lished by S. B. English & Co. It is sold at two cents, and delivered by carriers at ten cents per week. The publishers announce that it will be independent in polities. ‘The Stock Exchange of New York yesterday ‘voted — 180 for and 141 against—in favor of a new Stock Exchange. The Governing Committee are authorized to procare a building, and have ho restrictions 4s to place or cost. -2oe- ‘The editor of the Columbus Journai is level- | headed. He says “The people don’t care so | much about polygamy in Utah—they want their | ‘educed.” taxes r —-+00ee- — CHESAPEAKE AND On10 bg egy go Cumberland Transcript Fronserigt sage: Ti source bp hed or on Sunday last reports ef Haneock Division, ee berdstown Dipaien, and the Wil- wicker BF gee at WaAsHixeTox AND OBIO Battnoa D.—The Moortield (West Vi rptnia) Advertiser states that | (former Alesandsi, Hampshire and Loudoun! pa pti oy lp of the roate. They will complete survey, it is thought, in the course of three mon tohes been | Pomroy the point on the Ohio where the road wil site it, and it s about thirty miles from that point = — — to the city of nee. a5 soon as pr og will go to 4% "locating | and constructing. eS ae Ey rx CaLrvors1a—A duel with ear fae a rifles, at *hirty ie cost, Se tie NS Arope ee Calitienta, a few days = L of th Beane, late i connected with the press of Los Angelos. feud originated in a political dispute ‘im grandiloquent language ss acure for every bodily ill, but simply tring fot antiseptic properties. This is exactly what the public know th the medicine to be, and its enormous sales is an argument in its favor. apt-costéw SS Tener spetiea a church EVERY 8 VI Serena mb 300 BO: BS BESET. aa Rienteanst D bes apeSt" 631 La. av. eer streets. | 800 Bist BUSI En police ok LUMSDON, apeS" 631 La. ave. ‘pel th and 7th streets, Fé SALE POSTS, ee x south PRTTON De DeVAUony, "Beat White 7" RSD AND OENERAL AGENT, ‘Mear the Breasury. for front brick purposes. Poste of Cedar and ~ For «ale—new < Hot six hall, Penne) aa adie 8 PIANO bg Sit ne oe ba ee LTA ge Lady ee BOUTS, SHOBS AND GAITERS eee gut to iwo-story eevenroom FRAM iigeneil pam ——. Rowton, for F ran Pe ot 118 to an alley; two locks . —7 Of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. 85 north of Eater Suate ER. WHITE ASB, Bgg and Stove. \ PURCHASE TRE STUCK. GOOD re geg Real Aa ni ‘ i rer Senn etiet: J. WALTER PILLING, 535 15th street. $6 0 0 WE a Liquor Store, ao as gue neemcalts-oe_ RED ASH, do, Seta Sante a of LEA BARGAIN—A_ten-room OAK WOOD, in stick . , islets axes sellin, Burope. Apply at 419 0% street Pistry ral. fie ce spierend bat rporn men si Nb 64 st “fe2$tf__OM4 number 373..between Iand K. —— Sob4_ WATER APPARATUS f08 “SRL Tv ty vert. DYER, at Licatt : ya, | BY G00ms ar PaNio yices: Real Estate "1 Peansylvania . — large sFOURTATSS al git gs good ae new, will aie wld _mbgo-t Oorner Seventh st-and Ta cadeee iss sis Ferny ln OR SALE lw now td glint Frepc oat | SS mb30-267 BEAUTIEGL, GOODS — Mario Lences, In order to, work off a large surplus stock, and it oat” a Feb itides tan compte ewe ee = pe a Bede 3S ncaa enee _ keep pace with the universal damand for s red red OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTU one ile porthat the cy containing 12 rooms BOARDING. Shades vin prives. ‘day marked our entire 45 Says clan Grosery, Prov pW tour. and Food | wi Ms bath-rooms, water on two stories Fine 35, 4) S58, Be tock thie week. cates: lof of Bo Baal, and lags; new. meee FH OMS, to bel NATH PURASANT ater, (nest, rane } 3p coun! cuts fis | AT COST, FOR CASH, Si 109 nyo "9 ra sata, ARSC saeruneshe Fat 1901, , Pee Grealeei tad tone” Si vt ey rd comit . thus ‘ing the oe a2 uF ‘Amr now ofier at the public, lorthirty days, a aplon- Sere Te amet emai te ce Ht juire += ONLY ONE PRICK, ‘suortment of for ie and tis Ribre-Moom for rent Apply on tg - BROWN Jee z. may, BOGAN & WYLIE, Forages Corner New Jersey avenue and Penn: avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sta., | ap Ltt 1020 Seventh Street. HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR, Foe pA BS, FRAME a Se ro wi one tender ail wes all eek the celebrated = F ofa tas CEE a ROR PWG RnOnw | tex Sato: Wilboma cpus son aa — a wrrrran, Of | FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN, | ton: nd in sagrejgss my eae gare et _mhgo-tt ee ta stredt. sitkts Srinis ub an . Prices from) 907 d | increased. ‘Good Tea Fok BALE-Threo FRAME HOUSES, of = AND 7 CITS TREVIS&, Panis. | At prices that mast command attention from all in | sons given for selling. aps-st" Pt ering Be ens Island. ‘$W0; one-half en are well known to be raporior " PY Gest of ret cin pecks at low peices, Ay p SUR paaa ac Mu: peianios 28 aia eae Ceres CEN, a Sac LOY MENT —1 wt a mhg-tf ‘Real Betate Agent, 619 ee ecsese 4 Tiahe to manna Ke SALE—A FRAME HOUSE on 8th eat ‘west. the can | Ki erect weet: containing six tonme: water in 4 mhgo-tf ‘Real Estate ye. 7th street. Soa in addition se wrote already emumerated we have a large stock NOTIONS, STAPLE TRIMMINGS AND TOILET 5 ihe To Lo: oe a FERRED SEAL which we sit of the yume redaction, As those $1,500 oe bet, F Fad sepeat | i mee atta ane || $1900 WANTED TO WU HROW —For one or ty 1 10 per cont. ine beat real et Sivteerity. a Sdarees oe eal fatecret, with the We respectfully eotjtt an inspection of stook =i comparison of ‘before parc! $25,000 7° invest i REAL ESTATE NOTES, alae ae IR cams tO oa ODOR & DARNEILLE beste} ay * Real Estate . ‘apy-ee Repub.) 4425 W street. egy ta 2, > ae wee peNEY @ erat anh tt Opposite Treasury Department. y AND, SPRING IMPOR D! | 1870. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOUDS, | 4IRAW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. | WRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. | BIBBONS AND LACES. a te ' | teat ial Cx og ach LIBERTY om ern Aw GOOD: Sitges of pea panics aaa 28 ears. a= BREAD, . MANUFACTURED BY D. B. FULLER, BALTIMORE. the = pu sr MILLER. 4 ARTHUR FENDALL. Pte ntcichy i rac Ra MULLER & FENDALL, Rretiryy iat her ATTORNEYS aND COON! ORS ATLAW, _sphtf 408 FIFTH STR! xB. Ww. : OPkING CAC |