Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District. CROSBY 5. NOYES......,..Eaiter. WASHINGTON OITY: Reading Matter on Every Page. THE MEETING ToO-NIGHT. ‘The preparations going on all over the city | for the Emery ratification meeting to-night in- dicate that it will be the largest and most effec- tual political demonstration ever made in Washington. ‘There will be a number of distinguished speak. | ets present to address the meeting, including | several prominent members of Congress. Among those who will speak are Senator Patter- | son, of New Hampshire; Senator Nye, of | Nevada; General Farnsworth, of [Ililinois; Donn Piatt, of Ohio; Fred. A. Boswell, and others of this city. ‘The leading merchants and business men of the city have determined to throw their infta- ence on the side of municipal reform and will meet at the Board of Trade roomsat 7% o’elock to proceed in a body to the meeting at the City Hall. We doubt not thatevery good citizen will take Pains to be present at the meeting to-night to throw the weight of his influence om the right side. —————_+~+0--____ The article in another column signed “Citizen,” is well calculated to arrest the at- tention of all who have interests at stake in Washington. -It is from a theroughly weli- infermed seurce, and shows that Sayles J. Bowen to perpetuate his power has entered Upon & series of electioneering operations that for profligacy and desperate fraad exceed any- thing yet brought to light im the history of any city in the country. There is one point in this article that commends itself to the consideration of our colored citizens, and that is that the bringing here by the Bowen Ring of thousands of colored men from outside the city to give illegal votes for Bowen, is not only « debasing and demoralizing one to their brethren, but is a positive wrong to themselves by taking the bread fronrtheirown meuths. The money squandered by Bowen in buying these illegal votes from Maryland, Virgima, and the District outside the city, would serve to afford steady employment for most of the needy colored men of the city all the year. Thus, the colored citizens of Washington are equally interested with the white business men and tax-payers in putting an end to this corrupt demoralizing system introduced by Bowen of importing thousands of illegal voters every year just before election time, thereby taking from the legitimate colored voters of Washington the means of honorable permanent employment. If Mr. Emery is elected, and our business men are relieved from the depressing influences of the Bowen rule, building opera- tions will be entered upon, manufacturing enter- prises set on foot, Sc. S&c., in a way that will serve to give honorable and steady employ ment toa large number of colored men, who under Bowen's administration can have no hope of rising to anything better than gatter-cleaning. Every class in the community will share in the benefits from getting rid of the corrupt, expen- sive Bowen rule, and none more so than the colored citizens who aspire to something better than Bowen's insulting jobs of gutter-cleaning dealt out once a year for electioneering pur- | Poses. $$ _+<665—_____ If any more proof was needed of Mayor Bowen's reckless mismanagement of the Corpo- ration finances than is afforded by the depleted condition of the city treasury, the dishonored checks on the designated devository of Corpo- ration funds, the low rates at which those checks and the Corporation bonds and other evidences of indebtednes of the city are selling, and the | suits being brought from day to day against the | Corporation, it was furnished by Mr. Moore in his speech in the Board of Aldermen last night. | He not only gave evidence of the Mayor's inca- | pacity as a financier, but thoroughly exposed | his mis-statements in reference to the matter, as Will be seen by our abstract of his remarks in the Aldermen's proceedings elsewhere. ‘Thus the Mayor has recently claimed that the taxes yet to be collected on the general assess- ment of the year 1869 amounted to $500,000, and that when this sum was collected, with the amounts to be received from other sources, he would be able not only to pay up all the indebt- edness, but would have a considerable surplus. ‘This considerabie surplus his book-keeper esti- mated at from $200,000 to $300,000. Mr. Moore gve figures to show a present indebtedness of Over $750,000 to be provided for, while the amount of taxes yet to be collected amount not to $500,000, as the Mayor says, but only to about $200,000. That Mr. Moore is correct in this is Proved by the official report submitted to the Boardof Common Council last night,showing the amount of uncollected taxes to be #203,013.38—a long ways off $500,000. The receipts from other sources will hardiy exceed $100,000; so that Mr. Bowen has the difficalt problem to solve of pay- ing $750,000 with $300,000, and leaving “a con- siderable surplus.” 28 How is this? The New York World of Friday last published along and abustve editorial ar- ticle en President Grant, im which it quoted what purported to be au extract from a letter from Gen. Sherman to Gen. Hancock, in these words : “Lam a by pes .. oe by the President to inform lations to General Grant, or in your official re- lations to his administration, that could justify your promotion mow, or LEAD YOU TO EXPRCT IT HEREAFTER”? But what General Sherman really did say, as appears from the correspondence published in ‘Tae Star of yesterday, was — “ The President authorizes me to you that it Dolenge to Min cllies te eeleet on —— ——— of divisions and departments, and tl relations you chose to assume toward him officially and privately ABSOLVE HIM PROM REGARDING YOUR PERSONAL PREFERENCES.” Here is a wide difference, certainly. And the Qnestien arises, by whom was the fraudulent version prepared’. Was it concocted in the office of The World, or was the editor of that Paper imposed upon by some person outside? if so, by whom? That journal owes it to it- self, not less than to the President, and the Public, to explain its connection with the for- | gery. ——-+ ee -——____ The citations we gave the other dey from Bowen's record, showing his hostility to uni- versal manhood suffrage, and his disposition to confine the ballet to a few privileged classes of | the colored race has had the effect to destroy | Georgia he warmly adyised that the Dap rchatg should take no part, asa party, in munici+ | pal contest; but that as indivieunls they sboatd support the best men fm the field. No one whe knows Mr. Hoover believessfor | he will lend bis name 7 | bargainers in this | defeat Mr. Emery and = —_ ae | Deata ov ru#Fprton Ov * Pusca®—Soms Publish a telegram from London announcing the death of Mark — the editor of Punch. It is was only of a few aap boheme ba) Sut peculiarly aggravated hy RD WA RDP. At the meoting of res ative Committes of the Third Ward Republican. ‘Associstion tattle oe ecg en A LEC ¥. Kelley, corner of 3th. 1) peart * the office of Ji eg ‘cock’ p. wiz fie A SO seivet for ward o candidates to be supported at | | the e1 z | Moses: Ajameon., James H. Stone. zB Cassin. ‘and A. oes rosy a cted ian alesis: Carty Sort Bac, ease is recommended asa suitable -Alexande: Benes. ern Common Council ‘illiam H. Pope, For asssreor 0: W Bakrenn | All citizens of the ward in favor of Reform, who ire am administration of corporation by o opposed to the re-election of Eee Haft ket which will commasd on a wi PROF. ¥ x Rem Walton B ae TION. I few "indie. co be win U.S. GRANT ALB je heb heats ff aes, _WM.F. pamaee § Madyatents fower ‘Committec by baltot’ “ads seas "Doors open +4 Ret night only. wie ra Higa oe BREET CLS ere WE KS L. Biba Wat G MErZRROET: MoH. Miers. HEADQUARTERS, BOYSIN BLUE, COR- Bee Genera st 8. Washington, D. co. General orders No eee Pine wat turn ‘cat in fall force rete EVENING. Ma: erhgio ratify the nomination of Matthew @. ty Yor a ate by resolntion unapimously Pascal by this onganta. on. Officers in command will act under the rection of the Campaign Committee an escorts to the vari: ns ward dei 8 to the City i. Ii. ‘Temporary Healanarters from dis time until the 7th «f June next will be at No. 6s street. near the City Hiall, where an Adjatane Ges eral Will boos duty trom 9 a, m_until s p.m each ay. mmpaien Committee and the officers will re- port at that place. By order. A. GRANT, Commanding. I. B. Crawen, Adjutant General. it cs RAT, AN EVENING NEWSPAPER. Will be issued on W DAY AFTERNOON cone the DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOK JONAH D. HOOVER His Portrait and Sketch of his Life will appear in 8 NEWsnovs WANTED. +h ously Inserted. Publication OMes, No. 707 'D mr for eh of attending Ty men. without distinet! n of race. color, of previous condition, are earnestly requested to be a unite in the : = Ravieg horses = © mounted aes “SS RMUEE MILTON, Maral eo WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB. A meeting of this Clnb will be held _at the corner of fth and B streets, (Intelligencer Building.) WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 25, at 8 o'clock. Addrersns wit! be made by Gen. RD. MUSSEY, MAURICE PACHIN, Esq., RICHARD HAB RINGTON, Esq. and others. ‘The public are invited. J. H. CRANE, President. WM. F_ HALL, Secretary. myZ}-3t" STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AMO FAL Ve mit =D " Aid Society the Monat of Sthand Srrene will held TeNOUaRY a pencing MAY aatur to rontiog punt EVER. * ue 3 TNO uatitthe min °° OM my 21-4 STEAM DERRY AND FLORCE ENTER: TAIS MENT. at the METROPOLITAN EVENING: iasy Sit, Inv treo cine Tee cluding Refresbinents) 1. my 3 MARY WASHINGTON CAMP. No.1-D.o¥ = Mcmubers are rejuasted to Be pnciual in pa VENING. sh h instant. tap eke on ween Pd hn sabe xP AD A.J0' eee , Commander. _P.8. GABRETSON, Adjutant. mz3-3t* vi He A RSESAt AT EISS Bs ‘Temperance, ere ay 24, rx 1 en at ere new = ‘tomper- eet Permateat JOHN by dE mz President Tem: peat ateae BEETI 1G... 5th en «opening Meer nEAprER: Fis Dr. seve . Dr. ite, Sicremenial mead cae fe oe Fara 8 eee oe caey ae set BEGISTRATION 0) OF VOTERS. figinees mys er nigh Wega bo iP ae ae + St & meeting (nid lem STBAWBEBRY AT MASONIC TEMPLE, For ONE WEEK, commencing May 834. 3 Bae BATE FIcaTIon “GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY! P : ees % MATTHEWS. EXERY FoR may seas ar ws poste of the New York evening papers of yes‘erday| THE CITY TOBE DISENTHBALLED! THE PARTY — Es THE GREAT MASS tintin TO RATIFY OF MATTHEW _EMERY FOR MAYOR OF THE ATTY WILL BE HELD IN FRONT OF THE CITY HALL, ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, AT 7:30 O'CLOCK. ‘ing the interest of the City at caters — s int eae THE stove te IN men at designated poi ‘accordance wit ints, and march in thei THE MARINES BARD isn upon the platform at 7:30 o'clock, and at S30 the mecting will ergaaize ead the commence. UTPOUKING OF THE LETTHEKE BEAN DUFES a my3 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. em ANNUAL TAX | NOTIOR. Coruecron’s Orricr, U.S. Internal Kevenue, Bett Tinea seseered te thin’ ees Sent have be Goligctor of Internal lovewae for the Columbia. GENUINE VICHY WATER, SUPERVISION OF MENT IN 1570. pny. ets following sprii i. received a fresh sm = ‘ines, Hauterive, and Grande-Gr Grilles Mosel he trade say CATAWBA BRANDY, Seventeon years old fiteen yrare in store; high veniee"_ccommended for medicinal. use r HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS. Also, the popular brand of LITTLE BELTS. CLARET WINES. OLD PORTS, SUPERIOR SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES, &c., &c., at low prices, THOMAS RUSSELL, Successor to E.0. DYER & CO., 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue. BHINE WINES. Vy aoe POLAR SODA, 631 lira STREET, Oppposite United States Treasury, KISSENGEN, VIOHY, SELTZER, SABATOGA, BLUE LICK, and BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS, _ow DRATORT ti rath AND ©: ‘0 BMIT. Se it Ee & BOUVET'S, 712 Pennsylvani iE .—The eed Tespect! folly informs able in general that he is Bach's FoR Houses HE rect tornpi fends and the ‘to furnish past TON. ‘Dear second moll “gate, HF OU) eee eee SEED? FOOD; SEE {RDINSTON & BOUVET'’S, - 1712 Pennsylvania avenus. A NEW SUMME! B. A. SHINN'S GINGER SODA. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. Pees TRY iT: &Chr.j ASK roe 5 Pkg HE “SINGER” nie FAMILY SEWING T vast MACHIN CAN BE HAD ON EASY TERMS, COMPANY'S Sarenoons. Purch wers instracted ir resid: A full line of MACHINE. Twist, COTTON and EAD on spools, always on hand. ‘717 MARKET SPACE. S189 GIVE NOT! fy at the Par GV ANTED—a SITUATION accook or to ai in washing and ironing. Good references given. Ad tras K.M, U., Star Office. 1 NTED—By June voor wp good-ained | A ESREES He golis: a Was, ‘Deng rRD 7 z = ef D—One BUTTON HOLE MAKER and pas one but WER snr lath street, between On w rites comeuhans ASSISTANT ia an and rttrovce, Dd FH isSSICHE ANTED=By a respectable white ita SITC 1 ATION to cook, wash and fron in. ® private Best references given. Apply nek 33 F Street, berwoen let end de Te ANTED— 32. nee for wang et: on ic Pr paid. Apply ‘Enpty to MRO ANT, ANTED—A SITUATION to ao ea fd assist in washivg and, igoning. oF plain secking, 10,8 private family. Apply to No. t M jusetts av .. between New Ji * E st. Ketcrencee given. meek Ntsse WANTED—A competent White Woman 4s burse; one who undes of children, and who Rar guyetion ‘aris eae ing he city. week Baad Apply 6th street. bet. D TRD—A Good CUUK, are oS ARONER Leahey tis me onsen | first class, and briny ood refers oom No. ty ‘Marble Building, opposite’ Pi ty rot ANTED—A Taree A SE, or, ij sell the entire protiable Bes ANT and OON NPECTIONERY BUSINESS: moat bly situated, and dotng at al facut ines ar Imerative trade, more bg th and r tention of therefore sell one helf Tarn: Eoore god Geos ares Teetment, as the patrons of the establishment are of | Tins ont desirable lama itnege and strangers and the business Plea TAVENNER ACO,” ryder 648 a eet, and tha, ANTED—A So ° Ww y Rood Rages, given. ANTED—B; fable giri,a SITUATION W! to'wait on able and do howsesrR. or ip washing apd ‘roning. Good Apply st No. 527 loth at. bet. Rand Fy myst 3" ANTED—Immediately, four competent i to werk on a new style of Hair Work, at DEMONGROT'S Human Hale ‘and Perfumery Establishment. may 23-3t Wineerope WHITE e1BLS: one to do housework, washing. &c.. and the other to cook. “Apply No. 217 I street, between streets. my 23-20" ‘An experienced SEABSTRESS, wyho illing to attend to other daties. A’ a WAITRE: Kecommendations Tequired Te: quire at 1325 K street. ma3-2t" WASTED: {D—A good COOK, and to help with wash. ist BO a good bread baker and have good recommendations. AD) y over Lewis Johnson & Co."s Banking House, third floor, corner Pennsylya- and 10th street. my23-3i ANTED. crn aes ern eaeeamness NURSE GIRL, to take charge of a uoobreos ins sale “family h cood reference. Apply at 448 K street, Between 4th ai w ANTED—To PURCHASE FURNITU = for a parlor and dining reom: state condition and price. Addrosy CASH-FUBNLTOB, BE, Star Office, mo St31" V 7 ANTED—DAMAGED WHEAT. or BYE FLOUR, iu large or small quantities, of m21-ft* 26 Maine ave.. bet. 4% and 6th sta. WV y ANTED—Several yon LADIES. to work at and good hands need. apply. Also, an Urenaron on Wheeler & Wilson's ma chine. m21-3t" V 7 ANTED— Immediately at the Oster Bay three first class WAITERS: those who can brinj # as to sobriety, honesty and neatness, good t cmployment. Say Ts venue, 21 WwW GLBL, wwe care of children and, make’ herself generally tieeful, Also, want a first-class SEAS 85 who can operate on Wheeler & Wilson's Mpcuine andnn derstands family work. Emplorment from 4 t ¢ uit satisfaction ie given. “Apply at 1218 nd N streets, | _my23-10¢ FOR SALE AND RENT, v0 t gine ED poon. ek RENTS rien = s iichen: 3 B Gilpeed water in the ver cite, ‘Voth str eM. No. iit. ‘m2i-$t” ROHS roan fendepmely furnished and v 4 PROMS; nid fren. Also, outage riave., near dist. m4 om ¢ RENT—Two- story FRAME HOUSE, con taining six rooms,om ia and > ply at 24) Ma 4 my2t-3t* —Two FURNISHED ROOMS, fire Ford floors 13th oot, 720,(0'd No 437.) Bate NW my2t-eost® ‘OR BALE—Bki HOUSE, on 9th stroet. bet N and O ste. No. 1311, six rocme, on reasons {ten inquire of B. 'LALENBY; oh — Fe RENT— pae Speen apne and wat is Sor pe cas tnd care: hye ee ReAQED iy a Fv no children. ins, at the ‘stare co mer and N st: ~ Baick aoueES ¢ rs ‘Tooms Feiaratints Ra ek 20 down and $40 per_mont jor. A rare chance. Addrens Box 426 ance Fo RENT—A cix ro 3 ROUaE ssa bath Foam Kitchen in yar ‘ou. sdrance: cid. 7th, st, south inquire Wo. 16d Wth st. N. W.. bet Dai 24-3” pow RENT=BRIOK noua. containing six rooms, summer kitchen. water and gas, fine yard abe eRe Prcu AEE Se athe, my2.3t" Farniture Store. Fx MENT STORE on Tih street, thine doors ie Talend tor pote e oboe Clothing sly, JAC! Sox Vata! Sheewele Brame wy Forze BERT A verv desirable COTTAG, ai Long creche wl pew e | Lees “guguat * gust sth, OL Santos whol FSE BENT ay two-story BRICK HOUSE four rooms. summer kitchen, and gardep; only three squares 38 per men ‘month; 5 0. 1623 nent ne ase Te Tart F L—# between aft ith Fo hates of those desirable PRA a sven on the PS. of Ses and given ney few a muh 2 per re oy " iy t Greene and Olive streets. waa Georgetown, D.C Fork RENT FURNISHED HOUSE —The oul: her will rent vith modesn convecionses. ant wail furnish 841 strect, northwest, near St. Aloysius few months on very moderate term: able tenant: Lautre ou the promises aft p.m... or of the subscriber, at the City H. my24-3t SEU. MASON. Nee THE TIMZ: TRY BEFORE Ta gg of have several beautifal BU TLDING TS for sale immediately on the line of the Hore ‘ay y chartered by Congress to run out to Bla- urg. They are subdivisions of the late Colonel ek y's estate, and will be sol BR. W. DOWNMAN, Real Estate and Bill B my2teott | Rep.) 412 7th street N.W. F°, GALETKA pesutifal | three-story BRICK OUBE, containing seven rooms, bath rpom- water closet, @ splendid dry cellar, throughout. jonse is in Leraataa newly aimed and gratued te oak hou only $3.50 on long time, or $3.000 be exchanged for a smaller pro) cash. ‘The Columbia railway (for which Congress has just passed a bill) will run within half of this property. Api my 24-38 New York aver ‘mh street. Be RENT—To a careful tenant, without chil agen, four FURNISHED, ROMS and BATH rend floor of 1227 L street. Price Por in advance, mi23-5t™ [POR BENT—Two neatly foraished ROOMS; rent cheap; in a private family; good location; suita Wh amd Sth jemen. Inquire at No 4 69 U street bet 7 ath am Gas, w month, “Apply, Per me finan ,OR RENT—S X-ROC aa ) water a and ge, Ay No. O11 stress, between gc and Tore tent B35. vat Fa RENTo TES UNFU apo Baio the first floor. and two on the second floor; either together or separate, Inquire at No. 433 seth st between H and I. Fre RENT—THREE FURN THEI ronan en second foor—two communicating—on 9th between M and N, No. 1253, am, pec ee will be rented together or separate. my21-10r" E ‘hifully cool and pleasant FUR ED ting! pe nay be bad at No. street, frouting t at very materate Ls ea oxchang 6t* FER T—RRIOK HOUSE, ad No al new No. E street: Ros.and water, rent moderate McNEIK & WHEELER, No. Bop E ath and 9th eereste, HOUSE FOR Inquire of CHAS. “BUENT, 13: » ana 8 RYTCHE! Vermont ue. between M ai o onld rent it Gst., betw: Nihstreets tinge) Wek. CHANDLER. | Sich and tz.“ PATte- “miyal-coit LADY OF INTELLIGENCE AND BUSINESS IRABLE FURNISHED OB _UNFUR. Aaa ea eee DRE Rog FOR eNews MENT. leis competent to Keop asesaat parlor and piano. Location for a summer residence oat ‘and 8x or sew most articles sold in a fi on Uice, will meet with immediate attention. itt = Bose? Ww. Poly oman a single pyutloman Ac by mail, stating terms and location. ver dal replies will Bocitive ly not be heard—no time to attend to them. GEO. W. PASCHAL, Jr. Jr. my 15-2w™ re Ware Opec wom tnt fe HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, hi BEMOVED ws 53 Pa- ave. one door west of tits myle-tr Unsurpassd. Stoddard street, second door from Congress, Georgetown. any21-3t" Fo, RENT—Several fins ROOMS, faraished or unfurnished. singly or together.’ The house is jeasantly situated, convenient to the street cars Vater, 7fnt, ard bath room. No. 705 Hf street; be- tween 7th and sth streets, m2i-3t* Fo RENT. HOUSE No. 924, Sth st, 7 1. W.; Letween I and K streets, contains HR ERE, eat room. soe nui ol cfer wud. ba HOUSES in different parte of fi Jos. FRELLEY, Beg Bate sate No- Sou sth strect, between Land Ks reets, WANTED Ladies and Geutiomen esiraos, of whiting: wehtin is easome' be anonpert, ‘Tecu |b in Is Jeasone by an expert, Terms oderate, Address *" BTENUGBAPHER. Star OF fice. myl6-Im* Waste aaa VOLVERS—All__ the B_OOE LE eu Wee WNiiiccr a diobe = Giobe's uate ‘hine tn the: Sree ecpecte LOST AND FOUND. OsT-On Mi the beg inst., the 4 DROP OF awk Bai TIM roe trosted gold, with y rewarded by ot G33" Massachusetts avenue, Be tee ing ame and Pa streets. OpdT—On Baturday afternoon. DE RENE an OOF: Sine boo ci A.B. to on reward will 'y Feta 713 D street, ear the ““invelligeater Buia, ‘au: AM By PREM ieee ie gerey, crvening re Mee ie Bod one RAM SHEEP. ty will come forward, prove property, psy charg: im x oe MICHAEL HASSETT. Jackson ee 24-3t* betw een a east. Prerosars FOR Ick. Ewe A re Re OpT—On > May Mth, between 8 and 9 UBT, Lae a seaiber 8 rear Re Bete: Rete nder i gilt recsiberaly regs Tit (s and New ‘York avenue. Tue ee or eee 858 Par te iageneana ie urned. iN “yas a 1190 tt tress petro on 5 EBWARD_ Loe. Bart ina wie Sar Pet aa . y's receive 2 LT, et |, will be a0 ae N ott. ‘The subscribers hereby notify the poblic that C. Mascn Jey’s connection with the Wi WALL, ROBINSON <& Co., MAKBLE o. SLATES MANTELS, sees | HER Sa Bett a ly. WH. BUTHERFORD. ewrrghpmiare myst STORE AND DELL ANG TN GEORaETOW n for rent—No. 86 High strect. It is one of the peat business locations oa the street. ‘The store is handsomely fitted up with draw lage cases, Be. ‘The dwelling is attached. A’ 112 Prospect street, corner of Fayette, any21-4t* Fe Lae) pl biting 5 containing six Tooms summer kitchen. in order; No. 1014 1 street, between sts, Inqaire pent done, or in Alexandria, Va., Cameron at., bet. Pitt aud Royal sts. Mrs. AMM. Ist of June. my21-31" ‘OR RENT. PLEASANT RESIDENOE, cor. Gd and L ste. 3 gantal Also. fine STUR! abit ‘nd Carriage ‘house. Bh trent ne prenatees. orto W.C mhontht my2h-tt OR KENT—A HOUSE, Containing four rooms, k Kitchen ilar, surround ¥ shade trees and green la oh situated in the scout. half mils from the Mth ‘care, on the 20th-street road. For ‘apply ‘at Star on oe Fo WALE—A two story FRAME H further information 1, convenient t ‘ts ae prairies Eee Lem on i bent L, west tides siege {OR RENT— ANN OURE. = rooms.) with spl Sot Flowern, Feat tal "Grape Vine, Veretat io. nee Tot xd: Wo. 14 Latreet N. d éth. Toe tenant with good > wil be rented reason able. my2)-St OR RENT—HOUSES th. $175, ie. Fong ease. een 92 is af gigs By . mid-tf Beal Estate Broker, No. 3i3 ith st. ream, FARLOES. ARD BED-ROOMS for rent, with or without board, at No. 313 Pa, bet, Binge route nd board, $8 wo perenne, Eee ees Si per week. inid-im* Fanaa ieee mata a c ota toa Price $2,700 Two four Ke strect north, "Feces houses rent for eis ‘Arp Se BURN. mistt Fei rest. 300 ACKESS Bw FUR SALE LN Ly OF 01 ts Sous. =: | Sere Shoe aie ‘water: = ht pei Sas —— vis ane ip in Fiat — pes myocntal vines: fi years given cm fect. "Tecatton. “Nor roe Heights, sath Apply to br. 3 Ww Van AMNOM. 1599 Ta at, B. r to the proprietor on estate. A. PHILLIPS. ALE-—Six two-story FRAME HOUSES. juing 4 rooms each, with summer kitchend itol Hill. “Price $1,100 [;0R RENT—Ose BRIOK HOUSE, , omtsining F t Tovans, with water and gas. |. stable, Apply to We C. SOBRSON, T 1S ik immedi A ‘Also, one FRAME HOUSE on Massachusetts cont rooms. month. qemabere basta — 3. wit ape Sastre = ot, between B and I, = #SiS ant a7. et ‘Apply on the prom £5 NO. ND 933. —FOR ae SHA, eround: situated Shand Ith sireots cost and H and K eorth. Each H ‘con’ grou: wewant cant ofr for bots athe itr, or one-third 3g ‘one, two, three By WEES, my? est., bet. Gand H. States Hots Ai Vv 5 grr pop = on Fourteenth OSHUR WHITNEY & 2 00. on. FAS ee! KS OF LAND. on the new turnpike route. ‘miles from Georgetown, in Virginia. a. — = other Saoroceunass on PRA ork fa LIN at the he Quartermaster General's dimen. aan {OR Ri bier for, gention good 1 ans BEE ine Sp tote a fe aah sale te ricuiars apply fo obvrri & LATE F Ez a paate by furnace. Also, wilt promises tc OROLS. PARK EE. "honi Fo RENT—A fine COUNTRY SEAT, in full EF, siow of the city, surrounded with treée, orch- ere ALi & BOSS, Boal Ketate Brokers, aple-t? BOR oruer Teh ued Me treet Fo “RENT—One so ory BRICK HOUSE, Coutaining mine roome in good repair, gas and water, Rent, $35. Inguire ou the Reemaloce New Jerary atenuc, bet F and G ste. Jouy BON, 71S 13th st., bet. apo-tt VALUABLE Lore FoR S41 ae I have for sale = contains 7. the north elds of Nort between ‘sixth and Seventh sveete easton ie 4i7"—Thie sesame ene onaert sath fot Boventh streck wert, between 2 and O oe north, and is 116 feet deep, wand is one of the most ralnalie lots ia thst three par: rear: rt of ihecity. ‘This lot will be sold tm Pcie of a) feet fromt each. if desired” LOT 1, 8UB. OF SQUABE ¥23.—This ts cast half of i 3; fronts 28 feet 4 inches on G street nerth, betwe and Fifteenth streets Sort, "ith a depth average) of 8 feet 2 inches, and foot 1 fo iat fe the Uni- ted States, he ya cogular reatal fon the mane. ee » andthe terms — Barbour Law Bullting a oe ; mh2-dtf 490 Louisiana avenue. Da SALE OR EXCHANGE. ce ACRES Ee LAND im Macon Socata eaten ed BUSINESS CLTANUES. Paik OF A You Su Ronens OME AND . one youre wid. wernt and wil! be found Serer = respect. and wi were ea the Fa tegieria . a haa Lal ve promis: of great a Property of offtenr cold on accountel tat owact hetinc from duty in Washington. Appiy to KILBY. Superintenarut of tue gre 4 ighicenth + Aone e ment SOR SABE Ck AND FIXTURGS BAKKAY, No. inv th street. between N A ath Also. a Stocks ih at rt yours premises OOKSTORE VOR BA’ SALE Cu sanaylvante-es Due. war sh trent Capitor Mill, "A soil sock ot Schoo! Bota, Btation= japery and Cirealntian ad FS SALE. VERY One FORGE, ANVIL at 2314 Lvtivet NW BEAL ESTATE ‘We bare the abore amount of Money to loan, un der the new interest law. on Real Estate ecw sumstossit MILBOURS @ LATTA, REAL EsTATE BROKERS, my21-l0t Corner 7th and F streets A SOR TENG PRreiclaNs Ruger Din cae toe a cen 0 Be. Sirecl, Georgeiowa ne s vie $10, 0005; To LOAN om NOTES, socurnd Ant } trast op clty property myld1w pm a DUDLEY, 71 La. ave Fo “SALE— A gol NEWFOURPLAND DOG Inquire either at $4 435 stroct, or 217 i~r 4 street. myl? ef FS SAL! 3.00 eBOUND HAND KBE in yeaniting. Ver Apply to ‘vias pose Real Ketate Agent, mistt 319 Teh stroot ‘Yo MARBLE WORKERS AND oTHEKS One 1 hors: RNGINE AND BOILER, our Mar ble Kab Bed. cast in one laches Chick with Chatting. Palleys. and 1 Phe whole in perfact on pptication to RLEX ate meri eon: o Plsaeer Steam * National Theater. myli tw eee eqrpns bend PAMILY Cor loqaire at “e BOARDING. Reexs AND BOARD IN A NEW HoUSK with all modern conveniences, half syuaro from sireet cars. at 1432 Corcoran street, between Jith avd 18th aml Q and B. mi? St RAE aie BOARD CAN BE ttaD at POs. PES Conte's Btation,on B and BE, deriog the cammaer. feuinset wulehan SAY EEAG PARTIES CAN BE Te ATED with an a priv cigbis of Georgetown. The roc the house is ficted Apply te DOD “ot efor business mzs- 3c" ACcomMO. family on | TY LADIES CA = with BOOM an convenient to the De “06 F street, near coi man can be sccummedated apply ing at same place as abc Corer BOARD —Pers BOAKD for «umm: r can bs the Heights. head 20 my 21-3" Bese Eotae Pent with BOARD: price tingle PY = in Claded. 11 Land QE SEOOND STORY BACK BOOM (wish ve rand: and two third #tory BR ow Pent, ome with fine south front view, with or without Ioacds nd | 8 tne airy locality for suamer. "sm god tncants ‘rms will be anoderate ist ot Sun 1eoT Marsiend avecus, \PPY bY tet Of fums,.at PIT esa an Nicely turn need Ms wits BOARD, at moderate prices. House avd. furniture new nit bmn MEST ABD, WITH PLKASAN Fst BOOMS. to be had on reasnabie terse, * S277, Pepuayivania avenge end in Good location and accom! uh Ty pe ADIES IN TROUGLE SHOULD OUNSULT 4 Dr. BROTHEKS. 179 B street south, betw Sh and Moths baving des uted over Dyeare int city to the Geatment of all female disease. No cy bo pay. m 21-3 oO. DE. DARBY “Don nol are @ cuss wi ie ag he campot + foo time foe bis po ee. Toomefor indies. 10% 4's stro: ce Proverbs, dad chap, nad Suh verse. tay to taken # house on (old Be between 45s and 6th here she can be couraited upon all business of importance, my6 he* aaa CUTE AND pw ge Di pues & rivers con aoe SUFESSING FEeou eECCLae ES. of any complaint pocullar oldest gatab ished physician for each » ‘epecialty 4: it ‘condense. ‘is gestantece in all casce. Koome 414 Tenth strest, Deas {OR RENT—Six fine OFFICE BOOMS inthe F _ Bbepherd Building, 908 Penna. erenue Fear the oleloes, and love lable to FS eS coer ORAW Rus ax sare 2 gbereay Booger,» from 3 Mo mo Bae Yn == apie am ae nen ee te NEE fia, HILDREN'S CARRIAGES. Seer ean apl-2m by fet fetta) Beeacar D. sn emmy eee ply at 73 Sth street, Bi ea Eperese re th aad ‘streets, between P. Aan ieee ieee | Loss: LUMBEB!! LUMBBBI!! ba irre ey Sea Te reer see wise PROFESSIONAL. a a cry Di. Kd =. ree} : se. HARTIGAN WILL Sapeepaets ae as MILLER & PENDALL, ATTOLNEYS AND COUNSELLOKS AT Law, airs 408 FIST STREET. Nw. JOB, AND OBMAMENTAL PRINTING TERR OTE es ane oon Aap vos paring nats "berets nd Pe streote Wo sdoksThows anpraree 201ux peas recta, Dotwowm Muh and REAL Tee AGENTS. N°?tie C. W. HAVENNER & Co., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, 643 Louisiana erenue, (north potted cone tocorner o