Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY 8. NOYES........Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY. May 9, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. The following communication, from a leading Republican of this city, affords some startling evidence of the nature of the frauds by which | the Bowen ring hope to carry the election in dune. But the people are now fully roused to the necessity of getting rid of this corrupt gang, and the latter will find that theyare playing a game that will not only fail of success but will involve them in penalties they will not care to meet. Let the evidence be carefully collected 4a every attempt at fraudulent registration; let arrests be made and the perpetrators and insti- gators be promptly pilloried, both before the public and in the courts. A strong, active vigi- lance committee shuld be placed in the field at ence, and the villainous r.ng made to understand — will play the game or fraud at their peril. With proper exertions, it will not be difficult to bring conviction and the penalties of the law home to every one concerned in the registration Of illegal voters from outside the city. A num- ber of the prominent Republican members of Congress, who are utterly disgusted with the Bowen administration of city affairs, have ex- Preseed a desire to be kept informed of any attempts at fraudulent registering or voting, or the coercion of voters, in order that they may apply some remedy. It is certain that the Errcct or Hion Crvy Taxes.—The Balti- more Swn has some judicious editorial remarks to-day, illustrating the effect of high taxes in cxties—taxes out of proportion to legitimate ia- come and expenses of administration—in deter- ing investments, and thus retarding the growth of population. The Sun seems to feel that this | line of remark is applicable to Baltimore, a!- thongh im that elty the tax-levies have been reduced this year. But how much more | is it applicable to Washington, where, though we have nothing to show for our high | taxes in the way of permanent improvements Or productive assets, as has the city of Balti- | more; yet our city is hopelessly in debt, the | Fate of assessment has been put up to the high- est mark, and the rate of taxation, oppressive as | it now is, must be largely increased to meet | even current expenses under the present sys- tem of municips! profligacy and waste. ‘The effect of undue taxation is shown tn Brook- | lyn, N. ¥. There the taxes are so high that rents | are necessarily kept up te such a pitch that | people are moving out of the city—into Jersey and all the surrounding districts. Two families, it is stated, have moved out this season to one that moved in. The same unpleasant facts have been noticed here, and the exodus from Washington will be yet larger of those unable to stand the pressure of high taxation, unless some prospect of relief isoffered. If Bowen and his gang have another tease of power all hope of lightened taxation will be abandoned. Some honest, energetic busi- | ness man, like Matthew G. Emery, must be | Piaced in control of city affairs in June next, | otherwise a period of discouragement and busi- ness depression must follow that will have a most | disastrous effeet upon the growth of the city. | —— +20) | Te Lerner denenns Fesp Exuavstap.—Every | day affords some ne ing evidence of the corrupt and’ mala enol car cor Bowen ring will get no support from Congress or the Administration in their attempts to per- petuate their corrupt and incompetent rule. To the Editor of The Star - an evidence of the way 2 com Cook, Morse & Co. expect to tion, allow me to paey the fol! ‘One week ago ie last day of the lay aterm iba load of colored men drove up infront of a wagon the City Hall with the evident intentionof Tegis- teri: They bape thant ape age by man who knew them with tl he declaration if if to register he a. have taem Soon after another wagon load rey d. The manner of oe ¥ = ave their names Srown, of Prather’s al excited sus- pny Inquiry was immediately made at every jouse in Prather’s Alley, and it was found that no such men resided there. While this was going on, the men were taken into the commis- Sioner’s office, (and it is said were = one dollar and fifty cents each, though I do net vouch for that;) after which, were all marched down toa deer saloon and treated by one of the many Fourth Ward assistant com- missioners. Smith and Brown were then con- ducted by Columbus Briscoe, not to Prather’s alley, bui to the headquarters of * the Bowen ‘ourth Ward Workingmen’s Union,” corner of Sd and G streets. Warrants were procured and placed in the hands of the police for thetr ar- rest. The premises were searched, but the men could not 29 found, though it was ascertained from a woman in charge that Smith and Brown were lodging there. Let us see if these men will have the foothar- diness to at apt to vote after this expose of their conduct. ‘hey probably cannot read, but the men who brought them there can, and know full well the penalty for le; egal voting or regis- tration. They eannot plea ance, for a placar type, was glaring them in the face from many places In front of the Gl ity Hall, giving the law of Con; on this subject. ‘There are many other facts of a similar na- ture that will soon be exposed. Let these men uaderstend that they are watched, and that measures are being taken to enforce the law, aud they wil! soon cease their illegal operations. Ong Wito Votzp ror Mavor Bowes. ——+~e. Tue Carital-Movine Prosect.—The St. Louis capital-movers, taking heart, apparently, from the disgraceful condition of affairs in Washington under the Bowon rule, aud know- ing well that there is no possibility of their | change for the better while the Bowen ring con- tinue in power, have renewed their undertaking, 4s will be seen by the following, clipped from the St. Louis Republican of May 5th: “A mecting of the vario: pointed on the capital movement was held pur- it to call last evening, at room No. 5 of the Planters’ House. Among the gentlemen pres- ent were Capt. Silas Bent, Hon. John B. Hen- derson, Col. M. Renick, Prof. Forrest She; hard, Hon. J. H. Terry, W. A. Brawner, L. U. Reavis, and E. F. Hobart. Hon. John B. Hen- derson was appointed chairman. ‘The objects of the meeting were stated by Mr. Reavis to be the consideration of the interests of the capital movement. He referred to the appointment of a national executive committee last fall. which was authorized to call another national convention. It is proposed to hold that convention at Cincinnati, in October. Asa pre- liminary step it is proposed to hold a public mee ting for the purpose of fr agitating the sub- ject within two weeks in St ‘Some pri- ¥ate letters, indicating the interest felt in the subject abroad, were referred to. After a free interchange of opinion it was de- cided that a committee be appointed to raise funds immediately to further’ the Purposes of | the meeting. The Chair appointed the follow- | ing gentlemen as such committee: W. A. Braw- ner, L. R. E,W. For Chauncey I. Filley, Wm. C. ‘Taylor, Fox and Joseph Pulitze ee at Cumberland, Md., to-day an election takes for Mayor and City Council. The present Mayor, Mr. Lloyd Lowe, is a Republican, but a majority of the Council is of the opposite faith. The following are the candidates tor mayor: Lloyd Lowe, Republican, and Henry Gerdeman, Democrat. The colored citizens (they are but few in number, however,) will vote. The Mown- tein City Times (Democratic) is in favor of their doing so, and desires that they be protected if they vote the Democratic ticket. The Allegan- ian ‘0 Democratic), en the other hand bitter- ly opposes their being permitted to approach the ballot box, adxocating the Ben. Harris policy. s20e-— ‘The coal operators are already at work dn Pennsylvania preparing the prices for the com- ing season, fearing that if they leave things alone coal will be too cheap. They are manipu- lating that great and favored instrument, the bogus strike. One strike is in progress, and it is hoped to extend this through the whole coal re- gion. “Ifthe movement to bring about a sus- committees ap- | poration aifairs. Ip 1369 a paemen | Set omnes ee money. | eats Suturday the owner of aig or the Purchaser, presented a ga the amount he —— and was informed, that Bowen has aamstad ove the redempas gon fasi ex! even rh —a« fund that has always been held sacred, and not one cent of which the business te handle. os We hear that some of the parties who are the victims of this new fraud by the eity govern- ment propese to assign their checks and have them protested, which will put the ‘city under Protest. A pretty condition of affairs, truly, when our municipal government has in less tha: two years doubled its indebtedness, ruined its credit, and has laid hands on a fund always heretofore kept inviolate! And this gang now ask the people to keep them in office two years longer! ‘The elections throughout France on the gov- ernmental changes proposed by the Emperor took place yesterday. Paris gave a majority of nearly 45,000 against the Plebiscite. In the De- partments the latest reports give large attirma- tive majorities. All the prominent positions in Paris were last night occupied by treops, and every preparation made to mow down the people with lead and steel on the first indications of an outbreak. The Emperor showed his usual a3- tuteness in having the election occur on Sun- day that being the holiday for the peasantry, on the vote of whom he mainly relies for sapport. | Of the eight or nine millions of votes it is esti- mated that the peasantry will cast two-thirds, and almost to a man for Napoieon andthe Pi biscitum. The opposition will be mainly in the large cit ssee- {t is understood that Mr. Bowen on being | called to account lately in official quarters for the disgraceful character of the electioneering band-bill issued daily under his auspices, had the assurance to undertake to deny responsi- Lility for st. This ts pretty cool, in view of the fact that | thi> vile sheet has been given out daily from the | Mayor's oMece; tat wuas veen astrivated in the different wards by, the Corporation em- | ployes at the expense of the tax-payers of the city; that the money to carry it on has been con- tributed by the City Hall ring; and that when the printers upon it struck last week for their pay, the money tosettle with them was procured from the Mayor's office. —__—__s0e--— Hugh Wastings, of the New York Commercia’, has been trying to carry out a threat to kick Theodore Tilton, of The Independent, (religions paper so called.) but gives it up as a bad job. Til’on Js built so much on the cherub order that Hugh can’t find any place to kick. BASE BALL UNIONS. N_Y.. vi Fali returns . ATHLETICS, Poi Dickson House this evening 1.0.0. F—GRAI An abound Tee, Bree bog will rate i WEDSRSDAY E th instant, at $0’clock id PH. SWEET, Gr. Sec’y — x0 COLORED KXE UBSLON wil be allowed to land at Glymont this sensen. By order of E my 9-50" THE PROPRIETOR. (em ee s. CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH —T be a the wu meetit SIXTH WAKE! ¥C oerant Ball. € Ther of Sou i order of Thi COMM TEBE. mys MASONIC ated eae of LA AYETTE wy ‘_ ita EK, 6. = bekeld foe the rst time in the few Bante ie WEDNESDAY. May lith.ut p.m. All KA asons in good st are fratermaily in ited. By order "3 MLE. md-3t JOHN EDWIN MASON, sec’y. (SX PER CENT BUILDING Associa. TION —An adjourned meeting of this Asso ciation will be held Te “ESDAY. EVENING. loth tust.. at 8o'clock in Colambia College Law none | for the sleetion of. pore for the ensuing year. Tair attendance is desir —— BOY, WILLIE KIDWELL, W wa ed yesterday afternoon near thr was drown little brother. wood and sated Meese on the bri ge to rest. a tine up his fe oy ali apd fell overboard and w: drowne is Picasa wiah thie correction taste Tara BLICAN MEKTING. Almecting of the INDEPENDENT REPUBLI CAN REFORM ASSOCIATION ill bo. hold in Union Hall TUESDAY EVENING, Ete athe thnk. A lat citestanes ererentel WM. DIXON, President. BENJ.M. McOOY, Sec y. pension in Lehigh and Wyoming fails a decline in the price of coal may be leoked tor;” and we may therefore confidently believe that this move- ment will not fail if the coal be -gip saben help it. oe The Chromcle—probably by mistake—copies the following uncomplimentary notice of Bowen's rebel adherents—Himber, Jo. Wil- liams, Hanna, English, and the rest of them— “Jewett, of the Boston Commonwealth, writes from Washi “Men who voluntarily left Washi: in stp wemt South to aid the rebel and aid there until the whole bursted up, aene back here, and taki=, under the of the American man ongic, whose neck they trying to wring, have surreptitiously taken part in the city elections for two or three years past.” IG cians Dectisxs.—Hon. Francis Thomas, of Mary- land, writes to the Baltimore American an- wouncing that he will not bea candidate for Congress from the Fourth District. We had hoped to see him again in the place in U he filled so well, and sincerely regret that he bas come to this determination. — It is stated that certain parties in the interest ot Mayor Bowen called on President Grant on ‘Saturday, to bring up some matter connected with the coming municipal contest here, and that “they were politely informed that the President had no desire to mix himeelf tn any way in the | € quarrels growing out of the contest for the may- oralty.” ‘The Republican appears. this, morning in a handsome new dress and with other signs of substantial prosperity. ‘The success of THE STAR and Republican af. fords good evidence that the people of Was! ington are disposed to stand by those who stand w " +s2ee- A Goon Siex.—In the first five days of May about sixty-five applications have been made to the proper government office for the award of official numbers and signal letters to merchant vessels—indicating a very satisfactory start in the growth of the American mercantile marine. ae ae “Our candidate has been tried.”— Yes, and convicted. Chronicle. e mi 2 weer ED CONCERT, FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH, COBNEB 14tu AND G STREETS, VENING, MAY 13, 1870. sec eeates one Fall rohearga ‘A CABD.—The attention of wiah a M . three Washington. om the old or back pietene AY,) the uth Sor WILLIAMS, Aucts, ISH REPUBLICAN , who are ti. Meron are toe Bieltur Railvon In street eo ee Bice candidates for Aldermen, Council, and one ages ae ee OUM OMBARA, President. DANIEL SHEAHAN. See MER OR TAL DAY 7, aja Giuzene oF THE SIXTH bys the RarosE, iF PUBLICANS of the SIX xia wa Px Mae lows v3 URBD. Is 20th instant, at 3 cle, i @. Frery for Mayor. “Let e Reform movement turn out, as, business of rtance to sacted. “We cordiatly invite al itizens of the ant t foattend who aro desirous of ‘hange in our a The moe! ting Many amir mo2t Mixta WARD. SAE WARD. ENTBAL muannne ASSUCIATION. tbl; Hee <socka- Tike RES eter Lin Scrat pat Moe HR pet scenes at the ) the enon: =e Thai "Wich the tam e better Siar a @Sleriows ietory a ey acnren. METROPOLITAN DIVISION. No. rs 0het Be members and tay viators of i Pye PETE Gorse ma saan Carat ad Beers mamnber Eiteremed in the sanrrer eer tan 7% TWKEDALE, W i ((S GENUINE vicery waren. THE WEAR AND TEAR OF BUSiNE: LIFE.—The cares and labors of business | are apt to toll severely upon the bealth and consti- tution of the argent, energetic business man, ant when the need of some sustaining agent a felt, stimulants that cause only a temporary exhilara- tion and leare the system in a state of partial col- Japse when the first effect has passed off, are too of- ten resorted to. As certainly as fire leaves behind it @ residumm of ashes, the use of the adalterated liquors of commerce produces premature exhaustion snd decay. Touch thom not. Tone and regulate the overtaxed vital machinery with HUSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. In that wholesome elixir the alcoholic clement, which is the purest de rivable from any source, fe tempéred by the | | choicest tonic, aperient, anti-bilious, and anti | febrile vegetable extracts and jtices. To strength- en, recruit, solace, and purify the system is the mission of the great vegetable specific When the stomach is in a healthy state, the bile flows regularly, the bowels parform their office prop erly and the telegrap! bres of the‘nervous system are in perfect working order, an enormons amount of labor can be borae without risk or inconvenience, and the direct effect of the Bitters is to promote this vigorous condition of the fanctions upoa which the nourishment of the body, and its power of endu- rance mainly depend. The great tonic and altera- tive is, therefore, emphatically recommended for its remarkable strengthening properties, to all upon whom the responsibilities of life press heavily, and who feel like fainting under the burthen. A lively appetite, a splendid digestion, elastic spirits, end &® marvellous ability to ‘hstand fatigue, are among the blessings justly ascribed tothe renovating « peration ef this palatable and powerful cordial, and asa spring and summer alterative, thore is nothing in the materia medica that can be compared with it. mad-eostaw CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RE | PERSONAL. S* ex WARD. Ve Ri Independent Auti-Bowen Candidate for Alder- 194 my 4 tt G. ALFREO HALL. Ki HOUSES, WANTS. tween Ist and . Apply, next ANTED—| DINING ROOM WAITER. Apwy at FOUNTAIN HOTKL. i ke he orselt — ‘and ath. oppraite m Tat. rooms, No, 1793: at $15. per month, payable pely at o. vance. Apply at MARIE'S Bowling All-ys, 1 E my 9-008" ee er eae POR SADR ar a eee 7 ANTED— GIRL, to do genera! Hyatterilice fiy W TED A WAIT) = “4 swell Fecommonded. | six roome and hall, "Por terme Apj 16 Macnch sects avenues betwens nyo2we dW. WALLIS, Hyattoville P. Si Goce Sa EE Toe FGF SALE For ‘sale, om dhe corner of Suh aad 4 — For eoks, "0 one ro-story 2. V <igrtands mang children's dresses one who | 2053 8 cama four Tovme and Kitchen, with understands sewing machine. ‘Abpiy at oa ith | let 4G feet front by 105 feet deep. Will be sold id cheap; street. terms cash. Apply on the premises STORE FOR RENT—On the Navy Yard: one of the best business stand lintel opp sits the Garrison gate; has two iat e ro bow windows and whing frame, and fitted up complet: snitable ns Kind of Business. “Ror ‘urther particulars ply on the premines. No. 73 Fs SALE—In a good oat 2 Capitol Hill, a BRICK and ¥HAMB NHOU=E. with six roohe, hall, Latrobe stoves; dry cellar, water in the house, ot 4 feet by le feet; house pb pes age ig mops ley in rear; Iai oo ply ou the Fremisor, 230 Maryland avenue, betwee 2 and WASTED—A WHITE GIRL to cook and a to a chill 2 years old. Inguire at GRAY'S Drugstore? cornet of 4th street and Massachusetts avenue, N. W. m9-3t" W4ntED-« three story HOUSE, containing from 6 to 8 rooms, with hall; location from loth te 4th street and from G to M street. Address A. De Star Office, m9 WARSTED—A white German SERVANT ne who upderstands washing and troning and cooking, and who can come well recommended. Wil an Secures good situation Ina eanall family Apply. at ae are 21 Grant Place, between th.and 10th avs, “amd Se Fora mee WASTER? tnay Sy citest ghicee. | F BE MOUaw.s rosmetcatner I?th and 1 ern corner > wente, furnished or unfurnished. Must be A neat FRAME NOUS. hy pene pe a ied First or Second Wards, Addrose Box 470, Post Ofc ing location and price. $2) monthly wit bay it iso, Three LOTS on south side of betwaen Istly and 1 SaTEGTON AND BOSTON be fot SHIP COMPANY —In aces :rdance bepely Fixe at ain ASHINGTON AN ssoting Sreamsiti A ainiicton, G1, Pen Ivan, ~ ‘ sy lvania a fue. opposite Titan Hotel, oa WED. Wester. a Mtay Bah a 3s 5 o'clock o'clock p.m, ontalt Bartion cory interested ‘are earn A SPROTAL MEETING Ost, THE Hog A rave m rch pi teeiagn SURSDAY EVENING. May of Trade, for the purpose of conmidcring and P soting to the consti ruse Sethgmestng of Roe <i ulti o. mytwfsm,tu ON R. ELVANS, Sec. at. th Prvement eid. $70 cach ont id monthly will 10 WASTED= Br middle-aged woman. SITUA | paremen Wm. Wo MitcaLr. ww TLON to general housework in @ private fami ._ Ref S39 15 strectonst, Beal Estate Broker, Plant s Bald loiween ernest, AP “Oapitot Ht Tortws | _myost a em ant New erveve | OFFER K VALUABLE SLL. | HEE EOE PE AND WATER PO ws and troning fora mail f ily: willing to 0 B: 8: et ned. es sroavion ON KOCK CREEK, SEAR GEORG ErowN first-class Flouring Mill in every respect. with all modern improved machinery, and acapacky of 0 barrels of flour per day. Attached are neces sary millers houses, stabling te. Ewill aino sell the Mansion in which I’ reside, situated in a lot of, five iagance iu the country. Address Box 13, “Siar ce. ANTED—LANDS the — cates Ww: Missouri. ‘Aldrsss bor 426,P. 0. + ane ing E—MAKE YOUR SITS pan > MOR Re THER BANK MAY CLOSE. Wie. Bas MAY CLOSE IT—DEATH INgVITABLY take this method fees ak Ss and the lic gen have entered int ke Seow, cider te the tem emit DAY IS THE BANKER or TAR zu aoe Leolieit # continuance of patrons for the tu: aly econ he RAT the featares of the Empire see diay Herald. oe call aSod our princi are 8. er Tith, & J. TYLE! LIN oe BUILDING ASSUCL ¢ first regular ‘monthly oeia of the Associa tion for the peyment of dues will be held at Temper- ance Hall, MUNDAY EVENING, May 9th, at 7:30 ove hoe ee HARRIS, Treasurer, will receive # office of Jones & Ashford, 490 Louisians ear Sth street. on Friday, Saterday aud eminpot hag ay Subscriptions can be left with any of the officers god directors until the Balance of the shares are aken Members can obtaid copies ofthe constitution of the becretary, at Edeon Bro.’ 14 9th street. maé-3t JNO. JO » Secretary REGISTRATION 0 RY yor BS 1 Eg lem STH ‘ER N TH The undersigned, Judges of Election of th cit Geni arebad eaaigy wesc on au Db) ‘ THURSDAY: aed FRTD, Boy (unless netics be, gives a4 fime,) at the Commissioner's ofti fr na 3to7 He : a aire 5 Sei, lor the purpose of rey a u ema preparing & lst of the qaalin ae ‘uralized citizens are by law required to pro- ert tory proo oftheir forgs oc OPES or satisfactory proot! of their Lory THomas ‘Dow James DONALOSON, H. ROSSMAN. BERT ko. KER, Indges of Election, Washington. D.C. rrr IAL TO THE CUSTOM TRADE. Rae foiday, & com FRENCH, EXGLISH « RIO, $, forcastom | trade,” Our facilities for ge cla: 5 work are unequaled in the over fifteen years with the best Am: idement of the ridgment of the | pn Pst. betwen mplets li Neat tting u; citys An exper together with our co1 i ol secured one of the best Boy ad hereafter shall’ make Youths’ aud Boye’ Chet. ing to ord my6 { ©. semi-annual Precting of the stockholders of this Association will ey Id at Clagett’s Board of Trade Booms, AY, 9th fustant, at 72 oclock Beeretar "Ss Report for tho last six monthe will my5-4t Reps) SF HOS. HYDE. Soo'e BOTTLED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN 1570. ty, just received direct from the at great reduction from tormer MILBURN’S, UPPOSITE U. 5. TREASURY, DEPOT FOR GENUINE MINERAL WATERS. __ myS-20 NEW ENGLAND SOCIABLE. 9 NEW ENGLAND SUCIETY will hold their LAST SOCIABLE at Masonic ic Temple, on AY EVEN ms the wn oe eee ace jatioual String admitting gentleman and ladies. Tick ained of the Executive Committee, and of the foHlowing named Dersone:—8, c ond Auditor's es k wm ‘ "Trean Hutchincom, interior i Til Tilley: Navy? Stepinen Tha Dr-J-P. tio’, Capitol; and W. Brett ‘gatore, scormer sth and Fst pa entertainment will commence nt m4 veosit ie E. FAUN Tn py: AITIOSODA, TATE ‘a TO SM. Se ee Stone bak, Corner 20th st. lock, See'y, CIRCOLATING LIBRARY (Brothorhead's) w continued in charge of a lad) Vi New Booker ahd Magazines received as soon as pubiistied. Hours ‘rem I Spm. ton tontx acres, bandaimely laid out, and convaiuing © . ELAS | thotce collection of fails: fowersend evecceatit ANTED—A ber to operate on a Plager f fen: ap gas fixtures and org ee pincer = achine. ly ai make ita el Tesiden » wi tween 6th and 7th atreces “na iat seit boat forty, acrea ot “Cand adjoining ‘the | ANTED—A AN, to cook, wash and iron, covered with forest trees, the peumework os + | find contatming handsome butiding sites,with Wate ogi Flee Oe tne | fine ‘views ta grsn ne . the Potomac and su: to any inthe District. VAN LYONS, Founding country, equal Apply to iy @ respectable young girl, a SITU to Shia or do plain sewing. Apply Diy 9-mthtw* 65 Water street, Genrieetown, it street, between Fennrylvania aveune | VOR BENT—A six room HOUSE. wit more amy: aoe F Mater, No 627 7th street SW. “Init ire at No anreoS an experienced Caterer a 462 Wth street old N, Rent cheap: m7-3t" OUBE AN ‘AND ST BENT OK LEASE i the covner of 13th at © sts, iene at 130C «1 thout other roe INING ROOM and KITC EN vies. Ad x13, Star office. m7 2t* centrally located, with or reas, stating particulars, Ape'y JANTED—-TWO GERMAN GI2LS, some ey Waar ciee a ‘Chambermaid. t have U x CESS Booms Sood recommendations, M. WILLIAN. 7 Pennsylvania avenue. VANTED—-A CABINET MAKER. Alm, a PORTER, who can take care of horses; refor- Fee Mt, ABBY S09 and $19 7th strecs, ve tween H and I sti az Bt ANTED—A HOUSE, of 3 or 10 room modern convenien Ht vance. No objection to g ave. Address “MARK, ly to Dr. G. 8 Pavand Be. ts. Weterens VOR RENT—Three slarge yard, side moet foo ou N street, northwest, 23. Re: 16. Inquire on the premises, se my7 St" mthe premises, m7-3t" s exchanged. T month, in advance Wee Nt LINES at 707 7h stroot, | furnished Roouste rent. Apply a9" tinn” between G and H sire: 63" | Eand FP. WANTED-A FIRST « ASS FERSCBIPTION VOR RENT—A suite of five UNE CLERK. Address, with reference, Post OM KOOMS for housekeeping, on same floor. Al Box 266 mye quite of three rooms on saine flaor, all very fine. cool V J ANTED—S@ will bay MATERIALS for man- Taos Dae ue ee x cturing & new ai selling rapidly y and paying 300 will etart the ‘Address OCA. Ku. Star Ofice mest NY PERSON aaa A FURNISHED HOUSE to let, of not less than to, roome. can hear of « good tenant by addressing P. 0. Box 690. ting locat! ind t m6 3." 100 WHITE AND BERS, on Sections fi ant 57. Kailroul, 16 miles from Post Office’ Prince Georgw's ages $1 oO Bee da; eb ESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE FoR containing four rooms and kitchen, $10 t erihitss Sth xt. east and © strost nortli Inquire No. 40 Center Mar! om, REST Three pleasant UNFURNISH Cpening on north and south pia n and cellar Address pply at No. 6 Park str City A pump of ged A id the minutes’ walk from EVOLVERS. At HEMPLER'S Opiicion Store, el apls-tf D—Everybody to know that BRAZIL LIAN PEBBLE and ther SPECTACL parle bery:stabl with7 rooms, ad gas and water. avenue beaccurately suited so a4 to stronzzhen the eve cht and cheaper than elsewhere, at HEMPs KIS. Opticians next 0 National Hotel 1 » know that EWING BrAC HINE For its simplivity 8 working, it is pronounced the boat cin the world. Agency at 0. BAU Tub otrest. obweon > my Fee RENT—Fine SUITS OF ROOM. furni«! cr unfurnished, No. 307 Missouri av. near Md st clr skirt and Corset Factory, 3 —A LUT OF GR Goat al ey; will be sold cheap guaranteed. Apply to FH d Loniriana avenue. ODRE FoR pene tween 430 and éth sts. EHEK, on sth str: RUSINESS CHANCE: TOR Al Bk Apply 7E00D WILL @ Grocery Stor iher of th and K str STOCK Terms NT- (new) No. 619 “Dates 7th sts. w ply at No. Hides) bet. oth Freie Veh st Foe Us rooms any in an improving pact city, will be sold cheap for cash. Apply att B98, BE vale low. Ing at aL UisiaL a avesue, betwoeubih and ALso, BRI HO! between Oand P streets: in $2000 on first class diet-d eal estate. paper Jeth street. batween O ahd : ining from six to twelve has at th aire al Mt fen percents ne ae, ie MRO RE, PRENDER & KENNEDY. tat RICK Ho: myGtt Ne@w York WASTED—$1,000 on real estate security. Mie BAY Hex cenit, iuterest. Address G. G office. Sue WATER APPARATUS (FOR SALE > Strictly first-clasy GENER ATS ah as good anew, w meee . Bas and water; new! on K street. betwee ry aN WILL purchase a tworstory Soom HOUSE UE &gocd neighborhood, situated on lth street west, Shap. A “Apply at O13 It sirects belween th ‘aud | afew dcors from Maryland avenue. Price ote my 5A FORAUGO AND UIGL my6 3t_ Northeast cor. Ne (OR SALE—A TOBACCO AND CIGAR ae Sintec sin : K pen Opportunity for to en: | YOR RENT—A neatly FUR: BED pete of gc ih the businon at cost. nine rooms, at F month. A gol library. Einy'sat re et il trees. rooms with Wo BUSIN STANDS FOR SALE, situate} tr shrenaary. a cate toe onthe corner of New Hampshire avenue and | mediately om the preilees, 936 Lith t., eek sen 224 street, containing about 8.00 fect, Tronting 8 feet's inches on L street, by 100 feet, ranuing back | ©: *Uthwest. eee to a X-foot a there isan sreriaating spring of water in the jor 70a M ard. sold on easy and long uguires at 207 L street, t between an Laas re ‘RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, No. the corner of 7th, containing 5 iret, next to throughout. and Potomac water, with iy dra ip yard rms apply to the subscriber, LL BELL VERY CHE No. S04 iat street between Mand Leo at Kader A ag a0 2 dred dollars worth of FURBITURE. tn use Se ce eee it five months, avd in Complete order fot sekeeping. & amonth wijl rent three & McLean's Cigar Bore, tween D and E streets. my6-3t J story Brick jouse, containing Sorel with Fe%, RE ¥oe IsHED HOUSE ; bath; good cell: Will not be Tented ate oarding house. Apply Ruble. Rooms'cen be rented for (epoch 1719 G street, bet. 17th aud Ist, Detwoen the houre Tenia rare chance for ‘souiebod! ‘Gai ate oti Of and I mys 6t a OR AE Se five room HOUSE on M street sruth, beprene Bi ghana a Ist street —One second-hand FAMILY € Conca nquire of D. oer AL E—O1 Tnawire at 1013 L street north. my 4 $20, 000 7 LOAN—On notes secured by deeds of trust on real estate, xj | Spd gach front i Mss E SAares. MAGNETIC AND Pe. ING MEDIUM AND CLAIRVOYANT, son Pennaytvania ave. old No 373) “and 6th ats, where she can be consaleed SOR Om RETT— One curee-storr BA BRICK HOUSE, back at th the re Ritch itches; No. Et eel eeik tn the ‘alt Sastnene of tm portanse mm 1 mm be UTICE —On the Soh day of A 1h diseote ~4 f°. phivatte te a N coupection with the firm known as it = Fea BRICK HOUS! 4 Co. _ tmyeer) 30s REUFREN ey hiy ete pes god iach | D323. BAXUGAN WiLL BEREAR TER cece pas ad ibeee. eet | Vv ‘= Te catch eye the practice of hie _ eee ie Stren ve boure—8 [OX BEST A BRICK HOUSE, simet new | fee toland Stet pm. an shen” eight rooms, water ret el . Guth, bevween 3d and ws souttiwest. Toguire next N r HERS | Kn the oun off SAY joor. may2-6e" a ™ Fo! Ea oe Aes WAIN A LAR Situated on E street north, between ie Th near Post Otce Department. iot about 3 woiy pike cae Swi Brick rick Stable "Cash pagmente small, “i t by 10 feet "he House contains for 4 a Price low. red canoe FE ALE COMFLarnTs immediately cured tn alt with: fl 414 Tenth street abo’ ti ctor. Lawyer, or partics dotog business in the contrel part of tes cif Ber other particulars aj ply te it chagerr. Aaied arf Chron} Space. Fe SALE—690.000 Av = ri | of the Potomac river at priess ranging irom £0 ts to $33 per acre including farms improved. At 7th street. PANIEL WELCH & CO —Sew _ neat and comfortable Ld N OMS, cent ly located. suit- lodgings ov o lise occupation ¥ will be let very ches Rent nce. Apply at The Star pz it MECRTANT, TO FEMALES De a > y are) prRcticn i reliet te Iie, with or with. if one inven le restorative @3 Foe tien ie from a distanc Le) a, Board fe. Electricity sctent var N Twenty: — strvet. near city. office, connting room. KENT—A comfortable BRICK DWEL NG, in a desirable locality, with all the mod- ~——__*t rovements. A portion of the. Furnitare for JUSTM PAYS FAIR OASa Paces sale. For particulars apply to OOUPFE & LATL LADIES GENTS. A yap de ia MER, Auctioneers, &c. ap2l tt x AND CLOTHS o BOLOTH SHOKS, ac. 4 met ron, SALE—A GREAT BANGAIN—Twolve BF Montie BUILDING LOTS ee Mie Teast | fori D and K wernt nate” 3 jeune ites uunds eceted in the northwestern part of the cit: where property is rapidly «1 bancing in ralue. W exchange for Sonthern or Werte: BECO. aimee corner New York ap tf Dea quien romps, ses er eee gE rons oo t..and KIS owl per box. sqm! ay of, a Pee fin be = Re y far Ww 5 NISHED HOUSE, 717) ziet a 4 ie T2¥ Sees PA re ey ERY. po Ouse am! pre Irises Everything !n complete repair - Apply on | TY Pu RA ANT ROOMS WIT! ABD tN OR RENT=A fine COUNT: +, 8 private family in oorgetown erencoe F view of the ww clty. serrounted with reso ¢ oye Gentlemen preferred. Api ty . ard, gray o v8 ar ALL & BUSS, Real Hatate Brokers, P°UERISHED PARLORS AND BED Ro ‘ys eple-tt ‘Corner 7th and E street Fee RENT: with, oF without boa @, at Be i ave. t and is st Single re ome a OR SALE—Sixty acres of LAND within one mite | $15 Paserc.. bet Si and 4's sis. Single rome and of the city, which lies well for Sto This ° ‘able board $4 per wok Purposes Land will be sold in 1 to suit apy bona fi & figares low enough 40 eu ig ai px int per week wer. Apply to BXANDE! BOARD: Ww ITH PL apl2 im Tth street, 0) ponte Ceol co. ¥ rao ois eel eh Fe. RENT—One three-story BRICK noUsE, Good location and accesible mht-ty contining nine rooms in Koad repair, gas ang | —— — ent, $35. Inquire Jann. Rerdaaei ot F and G “C:SOUN PAINTIN , &e. XS enue, bet and G te. DON. 715 aoe bet. Gand H ste. « RES SUBURBAN BUILDING =a ae 300 4 AND CoUNTEY SEATS — BALE—At 923.0 | North Arli one to ten | D Stknet acres of | the Beat views ot ny ©. MACHICHOL Ss ington, Georgetown rounding country; GENERAL HOUSE AND SIGN r healthy as any part of the United States. imany BSTARLISHMENT, -AINTING 923, D Simeey ; PAINTING. } rings of the purest. soft; cold water: soil execitonty ° PD STR erpeciaily for grapes and the mall frulte, Long NO. 943 D STREET. ata ie i aa Vannes precy descri Katt of PAINTING, GRAINING ae te e BING CUMINING executed in th a eae A PaLIPS. GELBING. CALCIMINING. Ae. eXrented in th andard rinks y variety MACNICHOL, 923 D street, bet. 9th and lth ate. ad elegant French-roof ITTAGES, just completed, at Mount Pleasant, ne mile north of the city. containing 12 room each Fs ath rooms, water 0 ate i ng cemplete; each story ‘communicating Dy finite: good «tabi ‘Arrar 4 are in, progress for extending the lsth street railroad, which iene Probab), pleted dur! the comiay ow OLP NO S271 PADDLE MY OWN CANOK."Wa wit ,2., PARKER, No. 627 Lonistans avenne, vole 1G8 wed DECORATIVE PALB H ESTABLISHED 1841 } property practically wit hn the ote rg mbs0-1y ) FOR SALE—2 have for saic aluable L ARE 864.—Th Tonts 66 feet on t Seventh streets cast with & commanding view, amd qui pth = 120 feet for 46 feet front, and 'T 10, Sot Ae aa The Jot fronts 6 f. ast side of Seventh street west, botw ay x and 0 nd Seventh streets, f nktul fur past favo the No. 6271 PAINTIN: HUDSON, south ride Ponnsyivan between 13th aud lith stre-t. is pr im the very best style, at reas short_notice, all kinds of HOUS T AINTING, GLAZ. Ic paid to INTERIOR DECQ. Cells 6 et f dow LOT 1. SUBLUF sot ‘ARK B23—This is oast halt original Let 3; fronts 28 feet 4 inches on @ stroet Le uth and Fifteenth st of St feet 2 inc! set ew York avenue, with « fect by average, making two very fine cligit! They are about midway of the square on each mproved. From the conti Treasury and other public offices and actor ‘Caaking - t tut ie ‘this is cm ered very valuable. rr OTTO. SOUa 138. P hla ht rote 8 foot DEN TISTRY. reet, between Seventeenth and si D.- W. MERBILL, Gey 5 reguias rows No, 1213 PENT AVENUE ted - 2 % r The titles t2 neve lots are 0 and 13th etree as wales ca. be tween th and 8th street Bet All Dental work done in the best manne moderate pric 8 mh26-dtt oform or cher ased, if desired tur ex- FEE SADE OR TO_RENT—A wumber of thowe tract ‘Teeth witheut pain ol beautifal VILLAS situated at the corner of = oe Ot D. Cookee Eda INSURANCE, hem las beeu recently purchased by’ Gen. BT. J — Dent These Houses are most desirable, having al! modern improvements and conveniences, and will be sola on terme to accomm a TWENTY-FIRST YEAE wire of KILBOUE: ATTA; or STARE. WeaTien & PLOWMAN, coruer of 5th am id D ” streets. apis hin rar CHANUE ! !|—For sale tour valuable LOTS: D situated in the northern section of the city. hae one square of the street cars. These LOTS are ofiered for sale at a m round remi, affording @ rare oppertunity for an investment. For particulars inquire at the Gas Office. apf Foe RENT STORE and DWELLING, contain, ‘ing six rooms cellar, sout sthwest ‘corner of Maryland crenes Gun ‘3th it me OONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSI NESS, IN THIS CITY. stroet west. mae Apply te-H. FORSTER, uext door on 12th omest. fons A Af you deste prompt payment af losses, low rates, Alto, on easy torms, a number of d scat ot he city now ty my inquire 336 Now York avensa, MANSO: ei 1 I ew — N & BLACKFORD, {OB SALE UK EXCHANG: $19 SEVENTH STREET, oe gee ACRES OF LAND in Macon + yeny 4 Cherie eo ‘fine Orrostts Post Orrice, gresing lands, and covered wi su frait climate, epecaliy the apple. ‘is, Amd ask them for a policy im the Old Homa,” oF the “Frankl,” of Philadelphia, or the * Hartford,” or the “North British and Mercantile, mh Il-tf o the Pa FOR C' iy ae IN NS dart AWN MOW wae, JOHN A. Baxan, meeost {Rep} Ce ee YA sateare W ‘Warehouse, bet. 9th and 10th sts. Aa Ar has this da: re a eryle of Li the NESS. Ew York ‘HOTEL, 721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, ILDRETH & Cv... Proprietors. its 5 is in of the retreat, Seren a Qa iy ier it. as a ore, &n, sarceat le home for ite ‘gale propristora, wale tent tendering their sincere thanks for the er wr ly Ap aaa apport they nee & iv their guests that rot 4 Hotel will retain its ear earned 1 pers cron SCALES, & All kinds ané sizes. COAL AND HAY SCALES, PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES, BEAM AND MARKET SCALES, &&., AT MANUSACTURERS’ PRICES. SOALE REPAIRS FURNISHED. INO. A. BAKER, Sole Agont AGRICULTURAL WAR KHOU! Lovisiana avenue, betweer 9th and eth streets. oO — sth mo oO “Ory oe be Nectae th consed, the execotrix Lation of the Orphans’ tN. ee w ORE AM ‘OGDEN 8 | HOUSEFUBNI: my 7-3" OR SAUE—Thirty three and amet ee a] = ” “, , - = oP & DUDLEY, Fe LAND, Pay ne an Georgetown = re pen gh Sg oon mam,” or the “Springfield,” or the “ Potomac,” my 46t Corner7th arect nd Louisiana avenue, ee THO! wer Soe rb the new square. Georertown. apa s = 2 ry me = EF One PAIR OF FINE BAY For RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with | somely finished “A PRUDENT ex FORESEETH THE CARRIAGE HORSES. ‘a improvements: pleasantly located. go | Mayrovaneat I Vib.” 5 mont wiv Ly Bivens *Atso. victoria and double, HARNESS Dr 1.8 BEALE, No. 206 Penn. avenie APD. | street, onto RAE eT Stionieae kaa rctage gS | ome S| a nomeme omnes eae reet, OF OR RENT =Gae FURNIRITED ROOM, (18 fect 01 ix ailing. = Firat ead feet deep.) second Noor, At ‘930 224 Te ees _— Ti street, ur doors Pa avenue. v ANTED. a a rH Farnitare new. "Location Gry, health thy," and “vers Fe se Ghee SEWine MA | Peaniz. 9 Sane betw: fon e SB, the a Ws ESTATE AND OOMMEE eg a bane ode gin mld om feeeonnletapme aie ir 2, ew 5 — Sb ‘Skirt "S.@f New Yor, Oren PAY Festive Two Yo been 8 5 rooms rt ity Hi oo Hetbs agente. Se te | cotcscs cut comes SEE By J. H. SQUIEB, MONEY BROK: y on the premsiess. spanens yaw 14s Se. ~ EXCELSIOR, of New 0-6 Mo 1as0 Fat. ear OB. Treasary ae RENT—A three sto 2 HOUSE, i LOST AND FOUND. ecake pen comfort af ihose pou = rooms, cel Use. ‘len from them i Raican Bee Me % Wi | O8T—Sunday evening a email HAIR CROSS and a; 8. esace 2 Son, ee fo. A033 door, ‘ Le Fae Seinen BALE CROSS and pH mee PHILP 4 SOLOM A MAP OF THE CITY OF WASHL GTON, | [OR BENT—FORNIGH! ED HOUSES. $@ With subdivisions of syuares and PUiforaichel Houses. @170, evga || and area of every lot sn the city; established grades: Also, coveral Oountey Bouses, sener a eystem of arterial po ‘AN, 519° 7th street, oposite rawn di feet to thet Toke he by Ay Sy August 2 Busted O1 i sat | ir om '—Near chambers, dining eo er. Location beaut me via Re Yas St ce cae mas-6t" fine paper, = USE, tnd mounted on Tinea: sad whl. be ‘put up tn two Fedor sept a easing ina roomy & styles, one vi ited on rollers to hang | modern com ec Tks BD. fe thas Tolded ip socslags and mounted in aad lith sts vpn ide air ves pecrision of the City Saree i: Pa. ay. st. up staire. m6 ind w saretally pared with ¢ offal ay a3 933.—FOR SALE— Teconde, The sive of the Map. will allow to be squares of ground. situated Clearly debueated the front. side, and suriace pI wirects eas neh. Bech of every recorded subdivision in the city, its Wi ayware fect TBe'lot and the number of thosquare; theentablished wovasrpguans i yea fies setae tates ee ea | Ss TR MR Fc, ‘Uap or cut po it rade; directions and Se ee : whe ot plaliege, toe Roures, of mrmors: otom NT_The UPPER PART of Hoa No | fe s s \o aps. M. 0.4. Buridena. FUNsHiNoTON AND GEOSORT ARS, °F Office—Room No.1, over Bank of Washington. OwARTERED BY Congress 1537, ere AN! pen bey BU! US.. anne ‘Pletrtet card wit be luable as a paid if returned to 0. Li O and P Pr Leto 75 aa hore in Tonys polities ‘or atreet, be apaitof of STEEL SPECTACLES. Pi ue 30th DOLLARS. in NBoanw ahem ser Piccmiom: hake pi RS ~ es ed SS — e. curiae wd 3 BIEL ‘LOSTA BSB ConTaty- ‘Louisiana sve.,one ‘cast of 7th at. al deem Gt ie cos sie es Blea $20 ° Fees SS Brissy Pome Se eich ee waseere oo D oad NOsteaex PACIFIC FIC RAILROAD. 70 RAILROAD CONTRACTO! wil te aged Pacific harem DOUBLE, OVEN COOKING Beautiful, and easily controtied, by one. Aamrer- BUY THE WALKER.