Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR | Reading Matter on Every Page. | Whev Mr. Bowen was elected, two years ago, several distinct promises and pledges were | monde, not one of which has been redeemed. An outcry was raised against the extravagance of bis predecessor, and reform and retrench- ‘ment were shouted to gain votes. What is the result? In less than two years | the debt of the city is increased from one million to two millions; its credit is fallen; its treasury | isempty; its laborers are unpaid, and its bonds | are bawked about without purchasers. Nobody is satisfied but the cormorants and contractors who infest the ‘‘ buzzard’s roost,” and who live by public plunder. ‘What have we to show for this doubled debt ? Streets opened upon the outskirts to benefit favorites, mad-holes and man-traps throughout the city, and hardly @ sign of substantial Instead of seeking to improve, beautify, and Tender this capital attractive, the “Ring” have converted it into a sort of experimental garden, where low politics have been propagated to the exclusion of every practical interest. With the million filehed trom the tax-payers and fobbed by venal sycophants, mach might have been done for the city; whereas the streets ate worse than they ever were before, while the ‘paving and jobbing have cost twice as much. Thus the candle has been burnt at both ends. Instead of encouraging the colored people to | habits of industry and thrift, every effort a been made to degrade and enslave them, b: idleness, vice, and politics; so that while thou- sands bare gone to new fields from Virginia, as the eastern men go to the West, to carve out a future for themselves by honest toil, this city bas been overrun with strong men who were RK AND 80. Lg orrice MAJO! x PGRINTEN- Ww. TON, D, C., Aprils, 1570. Generai Order view of the somewhat excitin: pecranaes Washington, and likely to I contest now going on in for some weeks, ij ard to local mani- Jes, the Major and tendant deems not e ited states, and xpressions shall not concern | Charge, of bie ‘oficial duties, preper to caution the members entering into the c any way participati demonstrations ‘The Mayor and Bn upon the me camtantont earnestly enjoins the force the 3 circum tis in aan reserl. sod tire Cogn ad | from eny word ich Shall tend ony vent thom fra Parton cot in “aes C. RICHARDS. _my Bit tend: ‘AN ULD:FALLACY EXPLODED. 1 or forty years ago.‘it was the fashicn to ister powerful purgatives as “spring medi- we" ‘Terrific doses of salts and senna, cslomel | and jalap, or glagber salts were given to all the members of a family, whether sick or well, by way ef preparing them for the warm weather in pros | best. This pernictous custom is nearly obsolete, pect. but there are some old Bourbons ef private life, in- copable alike of forgetting anything or learning anything, who obstinately cling to it still. Nothing could be more pernicious, more utterly unphilosoph- ical, than such an onslaught on the igor sad lig | the phy: ticity of the system. In ordér to enable cal structures to resist the enervating effects of ‘pring dumps and summer heats, it should be toned and reinforced, not relaxed and weakened. The best medicine agent for this purpose is Hostet- ter's Stomach Bitters. [tseffect is to tone the stomach and liver, gently relieve the bowels from obstruc- tions, brace the nerves, improve the quality of the blood. stimulate the appetite and cheer the spirits. In this improved condition the organization is capa- ble of resisting unhealthy influences, which would Prostrate an enfecbled system. A vigorous diges- tion is absolutely essential to health, and there is no danger of the stomach faltering or failing in its im- portant office if this genial vegetable elixir is taken regularly as a stomachic. None of the tonic tinc tures or extracts will supply the place of the Bit- ters, for the simple astringents only. results, which are effected harmoniously by this singlo my2-o03tew specific. discouraged from taking work, and who have been fed by Congress and our people, in order that they might be kept here as voters for the City Hall crowd of vattures mm June. In the last two years a large number of people have quit Washington on account of its misman- agement, and property has suffered seriously. With two years more of such ruinous rule, it is easy to predict the future. Tax payers care nothing about the Politicay antecedents of Mr. Bowen, or the costly crew, headed by his henchman, W. A. Cook. What the good citizens of all colors—for all are equally interested—want is an efficient, upright, ca- pable and vigilant chief magistrate, who will strive to redeem the capital of the mation from its present disgraceful position, and give a new impulse to its material development. The colored people have no interest distinct from the white population, and there ought to be no antagonism of any sort. The scurvy pol- iticians who strive to run a dividing line of prejudice between them are the worst ezemies of the city, and, in fact, they have no stake here, except what adventurers may claim wherever they go to prey upon a tar-ridden people. a oe The colored vote in various doubtful States is anelement of sufficient importance to be an object just now of no little solicitude to the politicians. Im Virginia the Democrats have had the tact to utilize this vote for their own advantage, and the Maryland Democracy are moving inthe same direction. In Delaware a pretty vigorous effort is to be made by the Re- publicans to secure the negro vote, or a sufficient proportion of it to wrest the State from their opponents, and at the same time to displace the Saulsbury dynasty. As there are some four thousand colored voters in the State, and as the Democratic majority ranges from twelve to thirty-five hundred only, the Republicans have &@ pretty good show for success. It is under- stood that Sella Martin, editor of the Zra, John M. Langston. Professor of Howard Univer- sity, Charles H. Peters, Collins Crusor, and other colored speakers of this District, will | canvass the State of Delaware, and address | themselves more especially to voters of their own race. Also, that Postmaster General Cres- well, and Mr. Richard Harrington of the Wash- | ington bar, will take part in the canvass in that State. One result of the overthrow of the De- mocracy in Delaware will probably be the dis- | placement of Mr. Saulsbury in the U. S. Senate | by Judge Fisher. And should Judge Fisher go to the Senate, Mr. Harrington may perhaps | succeed him as our District Attorney. | It is probable that Messrs. Martin and Langs- | ton, and some of the others named, will also | canvass the State of Maryland. That State gave Seymour 32,000 majority, but the negro vote is imated at from 30,000 to 35,000; and ‘the white Kepublican vote will receive consid- erable increase from the Conservatives, disaf- feeted with Democratic rule. Should Mary- land go Republican, Mr. Creswell’s chances of | politreal preterment will loom up prominently. in Kentucky, the colored vote of 59,000, though not enough to overbalance the heavy Democratic majority of 76,000 given for Sey- mour, is still formidable enough to enable the | R Kepubheans to count upon carrying several of the Congressional districts. Insome half dozen other States, where the vote is close, the colored vote, though small, is a decisive element. In Connecticut the negro vote is about 1,500, enough to carry it either Kepublican or Democratic, as the colored voters may choose; and as both parties in that State refused them suffrage, they are in a posi- tion to act impartially. But the bulk of the colored vote there will, as elsewhere, doubtless be secured by the Republicans, their natural allies. indiana is another close State, and there the two or three thousand colored yoters will very likely turn the scale, as will the ten thousand in Pennsylvania, the five thousand in New Jersey, the seven thousand in Ohio, the twenty thou- sand in Missouri, and the tweive thousand in New York. OO a Word comes to us from England that Mr. Jef- ferson Davis is engaged in writing a novel, ‘which is to be completed before the year is out, and to be first published in London. It is added that it is to relate to the Mexican war, and will not touch upon recent politics. We take leave to doubt the statement. In the first place, the information reaches us from a roundabout and unreliable source, and in the second place, Mr. Davis knows very well that he is not a success- ful romanecer. He tried his hand at it in writing prociamations while playing President of the “‘late so-called,” and failed hopelessly. He is not likely to try it again. Wie at Te 0% J REGULAR REHEARSAL UF EES on rem ‘Vs. MARYLAND. atten eee at Dickson House, 403 aad 0s, Ha. y. yee a | ivage” CHAS. SEELEY. RS ee Tne ERR Ma sata Jat om REPUBLICAN | MEBTING. INDEPENDENT by oy CAN aa Union Bui To ~ 9 staat, atou: BENJ.™. aioe Sec. anes MANS MEETING. Be Noman nating BOSWRLE, {Repub and Frenkee Word Gish. BOILDING Astor Sa ts zy oe of Py to my wilt ae ig at wikeiieies.” SP Sae WASHINGTON CHESS OL) Li ra Sill moot MONDAY. EVENING, ere oP The Commi: tive os ers are oe ited to ton twit nraainen “report. “Chess ing POTOMAC REAL ESTATE AND BUILD: ING ASSOULATION — mouth: Lae at eee ah yoTsEs iN THE ier nae F and | Faia + May = fe ralized citizens are by law required to pro- rt waweee conse, or satisfactory proof of ein prow! WILLIAM. A, COOK, THOMAS DONORO, JAM: DUNAL!) iN. HOBERT W. BOOKER, J le ape ‘AN, Judges of Election, Washington, D.O. ie — ‘and Speen | aps Gt hi trict of Colum I be hi Bos ite TEMPLE on TUESDAY EVESING, May 0, at7 o'clock p.m. a es ctual attendance wont > caneen. aps ep&Her! Graod Secretary. BELIAE ont Te RICHMOND SUF © following named geuticmen have been re- quested to act as a committee to receive and forward fo the proper authorities any voluntary sbecri tions for the relief of the actual aufferers by t R chmond calamity: jak QRNEY , Morning Chronic YES. an i KE, GOnRIGHT. N.Y. pede a Frees. Sul lectiptic ng mey Le left with the above-named gentlemen. at thir respective business offiers. tt ‘THE BENEFIT saad ‘ORPHANS AND BESTITUTE INFANTS 4 ST, ANN’S INFANT ASYLUM, WEDNESDAY. ita, 27, 1570, And to contines eer ¥# and evenings. at CARROL ft ALL. G street, between 9th and lth streets. Adminsion. 15 cents; ‘Children, 10 cents; Tickets, 30 com Sup ‘every afternoon. — _Ap23-2w TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS. due and payable, on whi fesse ten (10) percent. will be allows the month of April eigi (8) por cent for the gf May; and ve (3) per ce Pee Sar tne tarda ILLING, Go June, after wes Collector.” Umer dere T aps-Im- TO Bia Ean ea IN THE URY DEPABTM: dari ng mont! ithe month of will be madi adies, R.. me peo. corsets ieee a of a visit “en ts precenonhey dea.” cry. but Bt squares from the Treasury.) and ex amine the ispiaredin tho {to be awarded shortly to patrons) displayed 5 equal in style te pod “Ee the i ls, Am! aps rept TAGE Gai GALLERY, 6th ag pam near I, I: squares north of Fee mo UNI ITARIAR eae TURE, ‘oer onth street. ATOES! | POTATOES (i ed ‘lot of BUCKEYE POTA- m running off at 8 cents per bush- a, i. Teerly at 506 9h street, ear corner of E. OUNG. | SEES T EES cere mom arene, 1 7 iM 4 *¥. THE Gekrndroiitan BOOK Sand PATTERN for the month of fps MAY, 1870, Have arrive. or LEWIS | BAAR’, > a for seh’ AudhadllladateataR” htbtieds AE Bh WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. | PERSONAL. nl —' st SEAT. in fait R. J. HARTIGAN WILL HEREArTSR Wiis EE at to ee Fo. ‘OR REET: ne coer eft net Pao Ls aE s a OOUN rte | Lt at ee = at CRSIRWED EARLOR Shut, ~ 921 12th at re E'S | tow doves nce, ta rl persons having iy im. or demands against me to — them immed: at eel Ist street « a. —— OTBERS : K, the nu atte ti N IM caging one of tBowe Seaant! Mor to be had yo tem org A Jovh aud Lith, “PRE Wom! by ~ 3 Mt ist, t PRAISE 1 rs, jaasran® UNFURNISH pousekecpin gas a apts TTTERICK & CO... | okitee BILE in low priced, moda | the finest qualities imported. ee COLORED SILKS at low prices, + abeumenanips ganar sin fornix Py pet SDE oP goods for suits, at 37 Pu BURFALO: and a and ¥ tothe countep all the qualifier, Trose Sf cents | Siasper yard: “Gat thoss brands If'you want cha _&F-939 Pa. ave. bot. Hh and Joth sts. m2-3t or ee PR | ‘as coachman groom. Has had several years experience Reg ference givea i required. "Addvees 321 at etrcot t Sane ais eae Bas om Tee ork rer f Pict Sted od ts Fe Psaad plated from old Daguerreo- aking Copying a speciality and devoting a great of time to it, parties can rely upon eetiung the Syrah! cCcwrk ai moderay rvs, Au examination of our work and spectusens ts Foz hag fy hae gent over —_ store hes Yeas sire of JON LOST! HOW RESPORED! tn @ sealed entclope, Prict, mx cents A PPCrPES. on fxs h NATUBAL TREAT- | ge pee ba on iste juntary Barrage iota | pacity nertietn nde use, &e. ore, | cael Qoivakwen., - D., author of the*Green Pp “A Reon to Lapse ig fermlatgta noe ee oe | rar Fcteeeh Set KLINE & 00., 127 ‘Marriage Guide,” price my2-3mif ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE HANDSOME BABY CABRIAGES, JUST REUEIVED. H. F. ZIMMERMAN & SON, 315 7TH STREET. Bend for Circulars. p33 im Fn a nk Shas AES Asse BLY Rooms, omer, ue é es Now READY! THE NATIONAL MEDICAL JOURNAL, ‘EDITED By Uo! Facial Paral; 1, by Robert Bartholow “| ie, ‘Ameticaa Wenn WF Per Loos, A. -» M.D. by Hon. bee Dilie. Gancer of the Lymphatics. by Sam. C. Busey. M.D. Lacerated oF i Ruptured Pertzoun, by J. H. Thomp- Gleanings and Jott vibe bo vanings fot ae Terms @3 um. Single copies, —s JUDD & DATWHILEN, Put a BAzearss: } BARGAINS! FOR THE BEST DRY GooDs AT THE LOWEST PRICES. GO TO 1920 VENNEYLYAMIA AVENUE. In trod receipt of Dry Goods from the New York Auc Ladies and Gentlemen's Linen Handkorchiefs, | cheaper than ever have been sold. Birds Eye Linen, 16 and 31 cents, worth 31 and 50 conte eee Colored Crib Quilts, 90 and 62 cents, "Figured Linen, fine quality, 37 cents per yard. | puaeantiful assortment of Dress Goods, at very low | prices. Large all pking, 81 per dozen: worth $1.0. Another invoice ‘of Lineu Towels re ceived, cheaper than eve ap EMORY BAXTER, 1990 Poon. | AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. BFR ATORS, Ba ——— ICE CHESTS, rcelain Lined ip Watke COOLERS, &c., PAIUADELPHIA Hho tity eat ch PRICES. rt city free of char Delivered any part of the city free of cha: House Furnishers: 383 Metzerott Hall, ap%-st Pennsylvania avenw | 313 S#vesta STREET. W.H. HABROVaR. MACES’ CHARCOAL LINED REFRIGERATORS, CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IBON BOTTOMS. | Atso. WATEB COOLERS, all Sizes. WITH Ap 23-6 j™t RECEIVED, JUST BECEIVED, PER STEAMER THIS MORNING, PEB STEAMER THis MORNING, NEW YORK GOODs, BEW YORK GOoDs. BUTTER! BUTTER!: BUTTER!!! BEW GOSHEN BUTTER at 45c. TEA! TEA! TEA i “PL Ebay AAI Tea — Saw to this city, to with we we call onpotah Titan FRESH INVOIOE OF GENUINE BOSTON GBAHAM BISCUIT, LEMON SNAPS, WINE SNAPS, BUNIC ORAOKERS, NOVELTIES, &c. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & O0., @r $64 PENNSYLVANIA A aus, Conner Foun-awp-a-maLy Sreuny. ap 26-tr 4 ale B 0 acute at., seen nee ing your Orvaton! Fi icomepetenne, eoeste 1th ste. Comtaureaey Le seh st nent WW Aktrtaty a iri, "SITU A- ri Boum: ap tm 1s sauare is TION. to Cook, wath ea Ira or do house. | J1,ab omoomen — | COT# AND CHRONTO Wa private yrovk and take care of References civen tnd the reine aed Ihh strests; near mane nature speedily and ‘without required. Apply at 1206 Sich etreet, bots ons ur LEA peat pate : fe oie or mercer s e— ‘apite! sown and videst Frame H ts Toomseach, | spec Ww ANPRD=A young WITTE WOMAM arom all, Latrobe stoves, goa ae nr; water i the on two storie: | SEccinity tm the preferred) to do the work of acmail family. | benze: et by tio fects play Senay combecaieton te tice in tre Good wages and s permanent ack 30 feet from street: Ko. 310 Costrect north, between 2d and i steents ae ecto sweaee, 414 Tenth street WARE Rae. oe OOK, WASH RES 30, con 2 AND ee Fhe pyrite My Wako 0 gerson willtse to make them. | SS sian ares of ground. situated between conan pellet teenie selves generally ah Uallat 902 Sih and 108k etree sot ane Each icine, at one jew. Bs Clean, tidy and well recommended. m2 ee | square containing abeut square feet 0 ents from aoe prov, ieee commer of th. ae 7 Ae h rant a cau oi for both crs or cr either. or ac. Kh ity ecientifical: |D—A customer with @ few hundred dol. | cash and balance in one, two lars for GOOD WILL ond FURNITURE ot JOSHUA wilasey & Foe. me ssatiansinee! s CCR AKING KSTABLISHMENT, now in my2 No-7¥9 7th st SUCCESBFOL OPERATION, with or’ without ADIES SUFFERING Fi 4 TIES, or any complaint should confide tm Dx. LEON, tbe only rede taunt can and Fancy Gocds, poe Len fae oe oe S18 F street, near W Soaerot, wait Fae CxO apy | ya 618 RTE! a BIL ware Hae ee Sa Tea bah 935 bet. 9th and 20th. Waste YOUNG CTRL Fab ia wait upon an invatid lady. Address B.P. We City Peat O ain Tapsost" A respectable COLORED WOM. Ao ook, wash aad loon for © eal oni Apply at Vi9 15th street — a WANTED (An aperie to cook, Lm ‘Sood wages ills pat Pit crmpetent ‘apply ‘14 7th street, Fe REN fur street, N. U% FURNISHED ‘ge = first floor, with hall new Brick House uired. N bet. Fockovern t RST FLOOR, fi ares @ tablefor offices. Img oldest ES, 8 JUSTH PAYS FAIR OASA PRIOBS SECON Waxy “CLoTmiNG. “ODE Ine. poh 4) ctreses, door fens pater Associ 4 saociation: y me x. a ty 3 "BOOKS, STATIONERY, ac. N Ew : BOOKS. ap%-3 a WOMAN WOULD LIKE A COM. It) Sue can sow for nage ras a .) She can sew neatly, and er ‘weges required. Address © Usromwisaen ROOMS FOR U bie for houskeeping,at Mo. 2106 1 non Fe B BENT DWELLING PORTION of House o oohiar roums, creat cosaee disaeae I at No. neat geod ri a Rr aoa aac th Lense Appir res, diately at 1003" Tth street, ‘setween ‘ae ap 30-30" ENT—{ threo story BRIOK HOUSE, con- pees ney ight Scans eek 7 SETOK en sg road station: rent @5S. Taguirenat, $5: igre Hiwstrece Ne wW. epso-3t' FOE REXT Tyo FURNISHED ROOMS. front Z: use of parlor; $15 ptr mon ‘opth. Mor 1 Monsechtiontta nomena, nee, lorth Capitol street. apso-st* MAMMALIA. Lonts Figuier i Pri SOD uate RICAN Cook tnd tv aan fn pan wanttg pope la OR RENT STORE and pa ye corner et LIFE BISMARCK: Private and Political. 6 @@ and gas: pleasant in sonimer: | Maryland aven Rent a ane ie fewuved roninga eal amily pga at single or tape nuite. ines <Apolr on the premises, No S03 | rate, Apply se a LIFE BUFUS CHOATE. Brows. 230 country. Please nddroms Hox 1d, Star Office. 2 eau mst AUTOBIOGRAPHY MONTAGUE. 17 FOR SENT, The UPPER FART of House No. j| Waeterabmagiee” white ae Siete Bee Thee gat. “Terme reason inited LUCK OF ROARING CAMP... 130 cook ‘an Good wi iv 3 uired. Apply at the Star fice, ap2o-tt | 82°. Apply of H £.-«. wy RACE FOR A WIFE........ so Wirenagu LADY or GENTLEMAN a “Address WiC. BUSSELL: 34 at rs NTED:s : rector of & Choir rotesian JOHN E. SCHE: and T riDOBN BE; SCHERL, Organist ca )OR_ RENTS very pleasant UNFUR- F Sista maou ior’ ncecsating eee gas: three on the fire far. Rent reeset Treaury, Penne, svenue; 383 riche ath and 15t apw 3t RANT STREET —Fot palcin Grant sirect GOAT BULLUING LOTS We cent cecal ce Deak Just out; good a FOR SALE BY a Foe BALE OR EXCHANGE. BLANCHARD @ MOHUN, Cours 60,000 ACRES OF im Macon county. ¥. Frongons sented the od Connen Pers. averve ann it . WAxTED-COLTS BEVOLVERS—AU am. Fy ‘Relson's new reniden Spas acronis ea ee santr ‘tne ra iene Nad sions, at HEMPLER'S Uptician fem finer pains sites in the city than ere grazing lands, Spt apteres wi an ane NF BOOKS 2. FAcarines FOR MaY near Nation 'y those Grant street srlor “fruit BC >, / ANTED= Eve pay fo Know fiat Be: JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00, , | 33.000 tina IAN bBEL Hand SP. me FRR yor ce aan a sO OAKE Oregon. Will ex cece | for aeyncld oi Kien, AND FOR SALE at oor walied foes to erro W esr rie Ron SALE ALU OF RQUARE S/R SWitrcax, Rope tl SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. Optician, next Zeta be Hotel, poly ree — — bas @ front of 10 beat ee — E. ens AN OLD FASRIONED RL. by w author of ANTED—Ladics r 01 es gow ant ORS Little Women. Pri . Ww eee ame e| wee Bo re the ey guar TI SerePin mac DERMOUTS OF DALLA LORAN, & Novel, Ga eote ing. it 1e-pt ert sents Sat teca reoms, ty belt and Lost Sik'WASinebieny. = Remnmes of Mest spine in the "world. Amen at 0. BAUITS somely Snished t heats vain ail odors 1.30 : lead skirt and Corset Factory S13 7h street, between tant P aay =~ 3 SOHOOL DAYs, band edition, ee, ieee cowner. Wit Hr FRILTES Pde coe CUSED FOB BAL ICK HOWSE, 12 rooms, corner Vith and M caress Gas, water, brick stable. Lot M0 feet F%® RENT—A amas op th street Tend 5. coutaluing twelve pee 9101: next bacon NT—The SECOND FLOOR of House Hi stroct. near Ist street, embracin dining-room, BUSINESS CHANCES. Fo SALE CHEAP—A BATIRBAU oneness tons. Inquire at Monument Potut. yea room. © @150. 1 Note *Y THE BRITISH DRAMATISTS. jeeping- Price $2 _ “4 juare. ROLAND YORK, by Mrs. Henry Wood, Prig BGReEE 22 pati ponaad 70 g. | oon. “For =S ply at said house, = FQUSE, 2 rooms, co north side ¥ strect, | 4 DIEAVE LADY. by ths anh ir of John Hailles )resemak im; ghment n ‘Hot and Sold rice succosetul operation: Including srualle mere fos aa iennabie waters Gass 86.) Blank Books, Letter, Note, Cs. L and Fancy Goods. Sewing Machine, kes riched Furniture for sale. BRICK HOUSE: Wroems, I. strost, between inte | Pavers: Envelipen, Pons. Wabsr's Pm for six months, Apply 815. ¥ street, p23 a sy rect B, Mroems, — ile ote cae Teeter “beaters Ane at the ve ores = (ORL x g RURNIRHED HOM FOR | fan 5 furmace in cellar: | PTs ™) HIELINGTON'S BoonstoR o south, whe me KF ‘A GOOD DRIVING HORSE wee ae rs ‘Inquire ‘931'Y = a street and Penna: avenee. Sound, gentle and kind. A lady can dive DSO ‘ him anywhere; "atands pithone nicely C Bee vE =T fest trotter: at JAS. HER Post Dani Livers Stabie, Nos. 466 and. 168 beh et. +» bet. D, and 10th Ary i street, between Sth Ce apa) 3t* eres other, fine Nib ond email FRAME =e ity, Shore bandeom: mode > wall loonie’ So ee Wa USES on srl com Mand ¥ strects, mets oh ~~ ut, Cold ws ath, range, hut ana ee DIS, ap29-3t Real Es! a Agents, 625 E street. FOS BENT That very desirable DWELLING, x iecond house north of Penney y nia avenue, contuining t Apply om premises Rent $500 per annu F GE BEST—4 HOUSE. on 0mm street ast, bet. 3 aud © north; a high and healthy loc enies efor athe é ne Captral or Mav JOB. state Of creer en iron TEN DIFFERENT VARIETIES Bech ree OD OPPORTUNITY = IRA gamall PRINTING Pit PRESSES: ind u number of STRRROTY PI | PLATES, One pres and case with a part of type could be sold separate. ve can be acen at 5117th street, opposite Post Office, rr $6. Y THE FIXTURES AND poo Tous of a Shoe-Shop, iu Sood, veality,, if applied for at once at S11 (new number) lath street, petweem Han OR REN handsome third-stc ta beck ROOMS, communivatiog: furniak Sgurarmished. with or without board. id Ko. 359 E wt aps 6 NF Wilko & 8 & Gibbs’ SEWING mA FoRaeeE 2 } Roleeless, and leas Afante ts grtoat of rders re i Hy te, Hats ea ep tan torr, pik cere ret, between D and Sf ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS. PRICES AS VARIED AS STYLES. rooms. and at Casi Peuney ivanin Wig invite the attention of all Jovers of this delight ful and healthful o EMEC. Row 8 popniar in England and America, to the assortment we mow have in stock. PRICES RANGE FROM $5 TO $20. ne are. Tran iB AVS. BOARDING. ar ere crarcrreree Sar setts bave the Pat NE OFTHE rig WOODAND COAL RDS {OR RENT— story B! SS RESL pe a P. nde ON: ale hi roprictor having other bus. | A arcmin E hot x. W FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD FoR $20 | Multi ¢ coiee dard Piackny kng Boxee, Croquet Ber _- soe pone ied his whole time. aoe ire at furniture will be a8 on if de es 2 month; Table Board for $16 per month Dials, Books of fh fen. and all the im ameuts that cxperieuce aud g od judgment have location, 6th street, between G and Hy No ‘apy dt" (OR SALE—One SORREL HORSE; four years old; wil Bae cithes sae or doable; old for no fau ve no ise ot ESQ im;also CARKLAGE and HARES, Call at J.J. UNSWORTH. cor. 6th and G sts. ap30-3t™ ‘Betts numbered 0, 1,2. Sian sare made of Box Notts gumbersd wood. ock Maple. for this par ¥ has taken aj S, on New York avenue, 1 Mro.eracl pes Tas ral RbO Ware made of ore tive hnardent ed bent es node are to be found, and they have remises. Ap. NELLLES 1425 near 13th S to rent, en reet (mepaby been ted and are warranted sound. suite and «= pplying at P FARMERS OR CARDEN E] Fo SALE OR EXCHANGE Fomor OLTY | an carly 4 at moderate NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Dutch, Oxearthy and athe other epaey adietolng tht heme Chee Ct | Gee = This amusement fg increasing in popniarity, and from, the bet bag pmning ti OA RDING —BOOMS and BOARD trom © is the only out-door game adn) cstiar see Te G7 per week. TABLE BOAID $3.73 por w society. fe “THE WAtioNAL GAME Fos; 1k-Grene 5 Plesk PARLOR FUR: | avenue fileo; Jerpished and vafuraished 800M! re by mail _Drompily filled and delivered, enn. ave, Orders FREIGHT FREE. PHILP 4 SOLOMORS, 911 PENNSYLVANLA A UR, ap2l-tr Between 9th and 10th streets, NEWS OF THE WoRLD: ITUBE, 10 pieces, and C ‘and northea at chrecr izth and Tate oe MARL BOD A APPARATUS (Arctic) for sale i also; TWO COPPER FOUNTAINS: all order—as new. NATTAN'S, nd Dstrects We ‘apa st" (OB SALETA BAR and DINING ROOM <tfcod business will De sold for cash at on FORREST, OF, SALE-A fine, BRICK RESI- DENCE, No. 1414 rect. N. contain. ing nine rooms, batt ieee Kitchen. Gas and water in the ho house. Onl ie eves om — ae cars. Apyly to a. N House of Jay Cooke MH Ge SOR aac ACRES OF LAND, on the new turnpike route, t iles from Georgetown, in ) may be had at 222 31 street, neat Penn. avenue, with large and ploas ght roums; bath room, with’ Bot and cold rater Terms moderste, if application be made ear F OR SALE CHEAP—A tee: pull ENGLISH ALE PUMP, in pero ord: PRENDER & KENNEDY, 442 15th athe owner fe Sbont to tears thy, Su: | Nirginia.” Two horses and other improvements on | gper oe “an jp ALLEARY, per of New os evenne base for ae te nit co sons | Selene te lemncate om the pines for bale GAs F aaeaOninT FURNISHED | NEWSPAPERS. wn) PERTORNCALS A ry and umplements on ay e. an ¥ D v —, v4 ALGAELE BUSINESS ene. A ial gronox eee 7 KLIN, at the ¢ Quartermaster General's Ax Houms* on first floor. for rent at 507 6th «t. MAGAZINES for April; LONDON 'T OB ne, | mice, or on ats proatoes opposite Senator Sprague’s residence ten days after publication: The « four etory BRICK STORE, south <= ble if desired. iC. complete: NATURE. completes and High streets, it now for rent or sale. This store F&F S4LE—690,000 AcREs oF LAND south of the Potomac river at priees ranging trom ?0 cents to $33 per acre including farms improved. At 513 7th street. _ aps-co2w Fo ‘BAL B ‘YOURS bas been occupi by, =F lor over 25 years asa grocery store, and bis en excellent ran of Family fees itag Soinnees ear eet ce fear cderorartes eat eatmeerat fom offered, as phe Stock and Fixtures which muplete. will be sold with the store, or hing wil I'be rented or gold separate, nl ‘The GOUD wie, STOOK and FGixvuitie of che iistel, 7s and te run of custom to a a boaters onli all in good ranning th oing DXEES HOTEL Fire cas 50 and newly Fu lest and beat . BOOK, ed Bumbers of all EIGN Loaetiiy Lr euaRy. FOLITICAL: SCTENT! ana S0- NILE MAGAZINES constant!: x Hy ‘band. o_ WOOD AND COAL. UMBEBLAND COAL, asso) Cc ITLES, suitable for sity went oaning ae tana Vleck Depot: ro Fo BRISHED PARLORS AND BED Booms OR RENT, with or without board, at W 315 Pa_ave., bet. 34 foie sts. Singh come amd board. Tooms and board for two board $4 per week. ASS ey WITH PLEASANT at 1901 Pe — ee and Ith rect: »cor. Pennsylvania avenue Good location and Beyerteag mh33-ly Ea Bons BBM WATER COOLERS! WATER COOLERS"! FOR THE SEASON OF 1570) ‘THE BEST IN THE CITY, AT PBIOSS TO SUIT THE TIMES. pk! wr’! oe . — fail to call oat, Lay it fo Pon x A BARGAIN IN A LARGE CK HOUSE, DESIRABLY LOCATED. Situated on B street north. between streets, near Poet Office feet front by 100 feot deo The House copteins pan all roonne, = i re —= peal [omg tine on deferred on deterr ‘A good location for eit doing business in SS OLAGERT. Agent. ep%s-tf — (Chron.J 819 Market Bpace. NT Lc cara hot hand tts Fea waa meer remote or ‘RIGGS bs perucnlee quire of (OR RENT—No. 75 Brid Roel, Fern lore rooms in ‘good order; gas and water. "To eleven bn 9 order i roprietor intends on property will be let with fh Turniture a For san I me Grivers. "and mete HARNESS ‘Also. ‘Victoria, Seba stent Mr. canes Of fo ago s F- OURLIa, 3 SODA WATER AF es oar ith purposes, for sale at the fe for cash. "Omice: Ge mtreat and tomac river and 61) _sp2s-hm tor. Sy or ri of the cit BEFKIGEBATORS! BEF! FRIGERATORS. bl * PAIR OF CARBIAG xE8, seven zo, old, it cl se erate, two bea beauiital, Lots, each 30 by Berietly fr on the 30 AV ED REFLIGES nite S * inrge FO! es om Sad reels. Inquireot Wi, W, ik. OSGoeN tn 141 60) cheep. i ADDIY at ois a | gicmseets ta aot etowas eS and QRNEMAL HOUSEFUBNISdING GODS “up aet ne RENT—V. desirable aa eS, ing td at 930 jue, between 9th | WANTED. —JOBHUA WHITNEY & ay jow York avenue Sune ‘AND COMMERCIAL HOTEE: ct VED, A LABGE LOT OF begga _ Work, “RELATE, Don't forget we sell the best Cooking Range ip TRE CALTIMORE KITCHENER. 00., se maiioive ie $10 vs lwo ea yt advance aut uaa igs ee cr L kel MRS. J.B, SPENCER, sip its perp error Pitan lig = BOUND Lene Nu BBY ots