Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. _ ~~ CROSBY &. NOYES.......Faitos Largest Cirewlation in the Distriet ©" WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY......... February 25, 1873. | A question of int rest to street-car passengers was decided yester“ay in the case of Thomas J. Davis against the Washington and Georgetown railroad company. The plaintiff comp!ains that @ transfer ticket entitling him to go up 7th street was refused because he did not get on the Tth street car at the point of junction, bug walked up to near the Patent Office and got | 52 onacar there. In other words, the case in- volved the whole question of the right of the company to refuse to recegnize transfer tickets not presented at the point of janction. It was argued on behalf of the company that they had the right to make the regulation that transfers should only be received at the junc- tien to prevent frand on the company. On the other band, it was maintained that the by-laws or regulations in relation to transfers set up by the company are not authorized by law or their charter, and therefore are void. ‘Judge MacArthur instructed the jury that if they thenght the rule im relation to transfers which made them good at the junetiononly, a rrosonalle one, they sbould find for the defend ant, otherwise not. The jury decided that it was not reasonable, or authorizedgby the com- pany’s charter. returning a verdict for the plain- tiff, with damages of 5 cents—the price of the ticket ‘The company must now make up its mind to consult the public convenience instead of its own, in the matter of accepting transfers not presented at the junction In the erection of our large school buildings the first requisite should be school-rooms of ample size, well-lighted and well-ventilated. It is no real improvement to erect showy buildings with spacious concert halls or lecture rooms (rarely used), but with pinched up school- rooms less roomy than those of the old houses, Arother fault in this direction is the disposition to crowd too many schools into a single build- ing. In that now going up in the fourth district it is proposed to put twenty school-rooms, aside from the space (sufficient for four school- | rooms,) withdrawn for a large hall. This is too | many by at least one-fonrth, and there is no | pr 10 necessity for such crowding, because it is not intended that these large central school build- | ings in the different districts shall displace all | the other schools. The school-rooms should have | space not only to seat the pupils adequately, | but also for a platform for class recitations | whereby the pupils havethe incentive of emula- | tion for the “bead,” and are placed in a line | directly under the teacher's eye, and out of the | reach of the opportunity afforded by desk recita- | tions to supply themselves with surreptitious aids to memory. A modern improved school | building, to be worthy of the name, should also lave a library, teacher's room, water, water- | closets, €e but these needs are self-apparent. There has been considerable speculation as to the course the south would pursue in case of a | War between the United States and England growing out of the Alabama claims. A corres- pondent of the New York World, who has had | good opportunities for judging of the feeling of the southern people in the matter, writing from | Charleston, S. C., says that, while they regard the controversy as between England and the north, and could hardly be expected to get up any belligerent feelings against England, be- cause she assisted them in the rebellion, yet | ™ they feel under no obligations to her since | her action in the premises was purely selfish, and she cruelly disappointed them in the | matter of national recognition. The World cor- | respondent adds: “If a war should follow the rejection of our | case at Geneva, I think the south asa section would not consider itself involved. Doubtless | ousands of young men and older veterans | would volunteer in the United States arm: for the love ot adventure, but other thousands, ing had enough of fighting in the past, would | quietly stay at home. The idea that an English army landing on the coast of Carolina or Georgia would receive any assistance isridiculous. There is absolutely no disposition in the south of 1872 to revive the confederacy, re-establish slavery, or give aid and comfort to the enemies of the United States. The question of the union has been settled by the sword. Nobody of conse- ce cares to reopen it. At present the pre- vailing feeling in the south in case of war with England would be that of indifference.” | Beauregard intimates that in case of a war be tween England and the United States, their sym path «l active co-operation might be secured if the United States would adopt as its battle fiag the old “stars and bars” of the ex-confed- eracy. Guess not! ————-~1ee-=. WHAT THE SENAIONS KNOW ABOUT THE 22p.—It was stated in the Senate debate on Wednesday, (on adjourning over the next day,) and the fact was not questioned, byany member | that the 22d of February isa national holiday | established by law. This is a mistake; it is only by custom that the day is a holiday. U oY REALIST SERVICES .—Rev. Cuas. ‘ork city. will Je in Wat II 7 invited to attend. ie iT METHODIST PROTES mores “Chi dre sixth of the series, Feast on Wednesday night MT. VEaNon Lace a ay Cpuace SOUTH at the corner 5 ne PA MORROW CSenaae ar Aa] eckek @ m .and y Rev D ce president Kamas ript: Maron C . A. Duncan, College "LSION FROM eee the subject of the di ‘clock the 1° CaRISTTAS CHURCH. Vermont avenue, N street wines TO-MORBOW Deal MURNING and" BARTHoLomEw. It fr NG. by tae Pastor, a. | ‘at nalf-past nine. ABBATH. Fis. . the pastor, Dr. Gincos i each. and after the sermon the clase of oat will be admitted to fall membership At Ts: My ch the last sermon of pally invited. Ie’ AT THE Ltd ay een —— H and sth streets. of Boe- BNING. At wea et eee bs To'Monmow SIGH" iss | returned from a seven iam ae missionary, will addrees "33 DRE the rors! de tant ite, the royel ea oes David's threne. Subj Met the CHRISTA as AGCGUR, northean cares Nee Ten steuse and 7th st. northwest. Public invited. LAW D! DEPRES WAR nr WARD UNIVERSITY. SFCOND AN _MENCEMENT NY; TUESDAY BY Paes Hat T o'clock, at EGATIONA! URCE. and @ ay coeecs DC. Washi oo Georgetown and the Levy Court ett I remade the hands of the Committer of Inde sons ownipe the same w room, Legisiative Hall. before March 1 4 nese. per please call at committee | from the lakes to the baror | and Wisconsin, at | ant weather continue over the Atlantic | afternoon and night by | and cleari | BUSINESS MEN ARE BE! A TaAT BE CAUSE OF ITS La. ay 108 ose 10! loutqe Fk a cose | TUESDAY WED Big rE SAE eb. ‘7th and 23th, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. There was some Lory in the New _— | ‘Money market yesterday. poldin March, and BR prawat indications aro Eat geod partor it Se expected that the money until that time. ———e the stock market was and the stock mar! barely = ARSENE 5-iee, San. aiely ra perens ,609 Pa. avenue. Bartow a me By Franklin mg 5 We oar: Quick: ait 32547 Pacific Mail, ?8, Ad: press, Wells, Fei pe Ore Bak ao are re ayn & fiou iif; Chicaganad Alten: praterted ‘oend alt ah Chie a «n, preferred,—; Sitio and Heit cersifieat 3 ‘Columbus 43% ems Ta: Miseawrt en, 9556: Genteal P x art 68.95 ral Pa- "sae tae insert 2.9824) Onuiral Pa Morket'dut™ C st cific Shomdn is, Geld, Ne7% To-da; 2.—Virginia 6's, old, 45; do. old, coupons, 62; do. new, coupons beg consolidated, 554; ‘West Virginia, 18: Nort Carolina’s, = ; do., mew, 16; do., special tax, 13—all bi Battimo} b. 24.—Cotton dull and weak; low middlings, TS Flour aut but firm, and Prices unchanged. Wheat dull; Pennsylvania, cor dull; white southern, Giatse; ve sonthers 1 tab mixed western, 67. ‘Oats quiet and steady, S2am7. Rye quiet and lower, 90a$1. Por x frm, $14.50. B ety ats Tet ribsides an Lard — 9xa10. 3 Choice rolls, Mark. Battmorg, Feb. to prime, 20a commen to fair, alter Whisky. firm, 02 hee Your, ‘Feb. *24.—Stocks steady. nnd al Money, 7. Governments Nag hotell North line's) 343, jnew, 17. Es change, long, 91; short, 10. ‘Siw Yorx, Feb. 24.—Fiour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet “and nominally unchanged. Corn dull and droopi: ping: ian 4, 1:30 a. m.—Consols opened 92% for both. Bonds of 1862, 91>; 186 old, ae 1807 , 92; 10- Ry Panis, Feb. 24--Reates opened at 56 francs, 45 centimes. = The Weatnhe: War DzrartTMen * he ag ‘Wasainoror, D. 24, 1872, rien et SYnorsis vor Past’ Twesty-Fovr Hovrs.—The barometer continued falling k ulf and eastward to the Atlantic, with h southerly to easterly winds and a decided rise the temperature, the lowest meter Serine moved eastward over lowa now probably central over northern Lake Michigan; an area of diminished pressure has moved eastward over the lower ississippi valley accompained by rain; cloudy and threatening weather is now prevailing from = lower Missouri and Ohio valleys to the upper Takes with occasional light snow, clear pleasant weather has very generally con- tinued over the Atlantic states: fresh and brisk southerly winds from the Ohio valley to the lakes; ,Jising barometer with northwesterly nds is now prevailing 0 wer the northwest; very barometer with threatening weather and ‘ain bas been reported from San Francisco. PRORABILITIES._The barometer continue falling from Lake Huron to the lower Missis- sippi valley and eastward to the Atlantic, with & continued rise of temperature; increasing southerly wind for the lower lak jon, with cloudy and possibly threatening weather; pleas- states followed during the cloudy weather very generally; the area of rain over the lower its sis-ippi extend eastward over Kentuck: Tennessee and into Georgia and lorida hartog the day, and over fhe south Atiantic states to night, rising barometer, northwesterly wind: ing weather extend eastward over the ralseippl © valley during the day. 1 0. F.—G! bi - FSi eens PLCAMP MEE. he 7th street hall on TUES bars a1 ENING, iid inst., at7 o'clock, pre fons “e° fraternal visit to soe wil tak mp men! for a portion of the day, others. a, 42 re = Scams Sri shoes It BEAUTIFUL, BRIGHT. AND oF 28 THE NEW ROR, ANB RAO THE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE Whitty’ lative sige, Poot pat aa eee ae, \EAD TRE LS Y¥ Gaz REO’ sherptsrnevmes reno, | Fi ‘DIES - - "UNiraw, AN CHUR vH, a vaniery gp donee ae AND, FANCY ABTI Special attention is asked to the invelee of “ ze GooDs, BEAU 'L Ban LACES and FLOWERS, TuPont ae FOB THIS OCCA M1 commence ‘a Lacch sorted both dane from gtulzovsieeke (Re. Rtg articles marked low. end Masical Entertainment will be e233 Lema Dancing one sina gay Cats Dramatic cents. entertaiment anddancing,esch - ont tre. es A WANT NEVER aR BEFORE SUPPLIED. the South, paces: Liver Complaict and Bilious fisceace prevail to 22 Areat an extent, there has he need of a medicine that would act tretiteally promptly iver, seumena § ae Stet and Yt so an ted by aff that en pees ‘a Rost, eminent phi eae the whole + 12, be- tween the bours of 11 o'clock #. m. g ant H 4 a rH . @. Hewitt, a R [Ss BEST DR. TUTTS Hal bf Is THE EST IN BEMOVAL NoTics. ike ss Wetropotitan v. WILL RE- gtnree of merchant zs, Hy Erol Pk Ofice te Pe aeaeiak NOTICE. 9X PER CENT. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST OOMPANY. Baxxinc Hovsk oppostrs THE Treasvuny. All deposits of five dollars or aetna Ziorereebeerees six PRR CENT. interest from that date, pay: th this draw aly end January in each year. beat Focr Per cext. id om current business ac- counts. Calland gota copy of the rales. Janz? B. FOSTER, M. D “feb 24-0e03m Coae- WHITE 488 end LORBERBY COAL direct from veesel CHRAP FOR Casi. HOLLIDOE BRO'S, Corner of 6th and recta. =i ae GOODS—IMMEN! KJ BECELVED. Silk Pongees, w Plaids: 38, $7, 80 nnd T5c.: ® hr Biack Sink; 75, (sold elsewhere at 923 $2.50 LOOK OUT FOR BaBoa cEing,Al Woot ee 3tc:; Extra large Honey b Spreads, Best Spool Cott theast corner of 12th. Ss ew C1 oral opie errs rades ard at the low " WwYLL AN a febrs tf 1015 ard 1020 7th street. i N W BOORS-— The Best Reading. * Tacks 3 Leagere 0 7% 20 13 200 290 ne Speeei hes. Le ond Ae Ada or Kell 300 MOH co Penoaylronia avent N= SPRING Geops. We have just received some had choice NEW SEEING GOODS, com) Very Choloo Neat 8’ TILES Thirty pieces Beautiful JaraNesm a emery in ay lig] ia Sie PERO CoPEAR. Rh and ore pecaira “4 WHs, ‘RIPE! Ghmnpion F ‘RINTED SAT: sntern TA pee in plain cares at ths low- oat mare We ONE PRICE ONLY. W.M SHUSTER & BRO., 919 Pennsylvania avenue. ween 9th and 10th atreets, 4-808t pace LIST OF GROCERIES AT ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO. SUGARS, FLOUR. Y¥—Th Fibeet peated —The vi 0 T— Welch's best, “At iowent rates —C Roiceaty (good family. Persack, 2.90 —fhoiee. -Per sack, 93 8 ‘At 14 cents sseveeeeeAt low rates CANNED GOODS. TOmATORS—* Th. cans 15¢...07r, MATOKS—3-lb. cans 20c.Or, wie S—3-Ib. cai 0 ND ALL oe GOODS AT CORRESPOND- - GLY LOW PRICK. ELPHONZO YOUNGS @ ©o., CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS, Under Masonic Temple, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Wit 40 SE Ae. t feba-tt een FOB CORPORATION BONDS. posals willbe reosiv Commie- onere of fae Sink inking Fund scigauah samme | Ticorand | Five Hundred Dollars’ G17 500) sr ase reef of the Ten-year Bonds of the inte Oor- ‘ashi ‘6 should be left with the Treasurer, at inal ‘Metrogo itam Bank, before the hour ped ‘abo: 7 order of the Commieatonors KELLY, Fasrvary %, 1872. Teed T° TEON eae meastay Derantuesr, Crnes or BY a louse Boi Al Pro ‘ati ‘THAT ORE DOLLAB AND A HALF in bole paid, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR ETORE, 312 Bevextn Seager. * ORAL a aia” NEW ARTICLES BECBIVED DAILY! + Sree eh Saree satan Gmencs BE SURE TO VISIT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STREBT, ‘fob6-te 108 ew Fork ave. { WwW ae fh 1 WANTS. Si wecrese oft | WY ASIRD—A BARBER, at 603 G sirect aorih 4 ae ‘ofthe Con. VV west. mt fA AL By of the NTED-A Wom! cook. ‘tors. : 3 Pa. OTDL. cor Sd st. ond Pa. a BEsJ. F. HAWKES. Seeretary. Wi SNTED—A avon, rt ATER toga osG.0t. OR RENT AND SALE. 5 FS BENT A ED War GIRL, to os, general housework RRENT-. cad Daeaune tal for mone bat thosew " + = pont ng eno eS Sppls 63 Peravonty H.W. Tee Peer gina god ae BD Fast Satie ai ivapia avenge, betweee J reete. wy, Rit Rs FOR BENT-ERIOK BOUCE, containing sores RENT—| ; containing coven Wir vocme and hall; water in the yard; siresind on wins ose ear Tishsgbus: a Al H USI taining 7 or § rooms, ‘R RENT—On- MIE Se~mont 'E—A two story BRICK — = Wee tre sei piss Pand Atte Gras we Ea in aviv | F% heat between E _ pret, trout. moder 8 | ‘seasbie. . =) SPermnuent Tenant.” Geer ofte re aerate te sons F ENTWISLE, Hour seer Ns Cea ‘dry cellar; range, hot acd Wi a TERINT) BS = oy ee Fy A learning the he Printing ns: FOR RENT. The brush copay ty charge place A BF epee ne object. Addr Star bandsomely Facetened city, re isa bag hen Let suitable for addi- om fon Bent in the city; near the Ube mand next Saxe to the bones if arvineas Tostne ot No. ete FEED Bea TMT | sacra ote SSE | SPE Sry rae Saas neal hee hed acveral jeter bert reference | FYOR RENTOPI cant ipmek oon fe SReT—a ee SOON Ty YM GA given: will weept ‘comm alco, three C en euit, Acdress G. H. H., Siar Wtep.4, Al PARTRE has had eight years’ ¢: ‘ience in the Lumber hia city, desirewa PABTNEB, with not 00, to join him Jarno purchase of a Exmber” Yard, row in successful operation, in one of the best localities in this city. "address * “5. wv. E.."’ Bter office {24 St* WAxtED. OUD STEAM BOILER WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IKON, for which cash will be paid.» ieeLER, feb2t-eost__ Seventh street and Canal Bridge. — — WOMAN, to _—_ Wash and Iron Is at 908 M stroct. x3 2° ANTE! A foe to Cook, ‘Wash and Iron But Ecos references required. Appiy at No. 316 ttreet peste = 7 ANTED—A young WOMAN to Cook and 4° general housework for a emall family. Appty ar 57 ue, Georgetown, peewee — of 9 and 12. ws NTED—A competent SUApEEAN, and a ee & fh c — be either rican. Fngli-h. or Scoth. Good references re- quired. Address Box No. 5. Star office. 6.* WANSTED—By tleman and his wife, nicely furni BOOMS with BOARD, fate family, residing on ital Hill "ing terms, location, & this ume rs =e W4tep 4 GABDENER: a i Man,German or Scotch, isdn oe ast tse hi Soot see bes hes had © ince in Garden werk, Ka @ situation to suit by calling early at the | Bar WA8igo=r BENt« Furr ished House for he Board «f two pereons, with the privil pf taking otner Boarders. Address B. J., Star fx-20 very small B: Wantap: x three y: Tent HOUSE. within a few blocks of Post OF $e" aud City Hall, Particulars to Post Oce, a eex Waa De Rasenee bold male snd female, can good HOMES, apd familice eee npblicd Fafa aieet SREVANTS M. PLO ge near B. FICE. 5 dal x MRS. LOUISE: th SUTLER. Warr= ibe Ber DOKEERPE ne who.cantakscharae ofa sho ences required. Address Box 183: Uity Bost Gis, for three W eepeecpe pat todo all kinds of Ears eA = ne but «: oS pawn NN ed ae hg 5 tual HS Bramping D Depot, 817 Mth etresi, > alte P 1g Foie ad aes, ire et Lil Pstre-t, ol 4 Nw. vameeas es (ory fF OK SA. h—At 9 Oargsin.scven gew end weil Lailt Ave-room HOUSES, with water, sas,sewer and water closets. in the most central and de-irab'e location im this Houses are now an: emt. and pa} andsome interest. a Be ph} UUs! Biw . in good sndiance. and nal the mo arke dey cellar; within ba Apply to cats JNOLA-GRAWAM, Assis’ant Register Trea-ury. foe RENT BRICK YARD for reat, on whi-t is with goo’ a a Kiln of B for » oy an snsportation, Mer sonst nines farapike and ly on the emises, @p} g: Washiogtou and Aloxastris Balltoas, i T. W. SWANN. ALES bie DWELLING HOUSE om reasonable terms. story Brick, with Bark Bujld. ng and basrment: nine. Foome. with m.dera improvements; one and half rom the Avenue cars, on id streat 8. EB Terms: A small cash payment, aud balance fs monthly or ly it te —- sriltbon's 2 BUNDY ttorns 480% FGE BENT Nicely furnished RB BED BOOM and. singig N90 wih board if required at No. 1496 D street, near 15th street; convenient to Treasury employes. £33-3t" VOR SALE HOUSE, loars north of P street N. ; ALT. 743 mth street, x. office. ‘OR SALE OB REN TA peer new a os ar streets, ; month rent. Apply on the premises. ‘a mane F'O8 RENT—aP) viniea Ais for hoi furnished or a 1s0, front f24 St ee KEN mot desi HOUSE seoderp improvement street, LS ache nasi few. bee es ‘suitable for ‘office Pree vulars inquire = an. BEUGLING'S: T315 Petrect, ‘rom, arch 1, FRA! 13 west 20th rest. and Ke ~comtaialaey 7 rooms and bath water the kitchen, and gas throughout, ‘Algae come Bod: rocm, Dining and Kitchen Furniture for eale. ap ply at the House, or room 1%, Sixth Ruditor's 9 ear my between I fice. Se he Ari Sapam oaaM | FOR SALR- GREAT BARG AIN—LOT 190 font OH rALDB: also, scree deep by 20 feet wide, on which is's FRAME ed ., | the Ney) ‘Department. °F Brereton ot ppg SoS “he ies she F if | commiting Price 8 £00. Machi, Vie D. " and the HOOD’s Jewel Jewelry Stor Bore, 4 F: fees “to know that PHILLIP hig! P PEYSER, Agent, Seventh street, near M: 8 Chu THING. a OLD GOLD and E-2 all ei OLD p Cahir “tRta ROBERT Sonar & 00. Warm $20.0 ‘pad Sea thy conan oh worth of ne’ NS, ° VEES, TOR Loan Sian Sih street om ANTED—All those who wales _ si Know that the best * ous DOLLAR TAcLE Pat i et PLES, gaat : SCOPReE treet’ and P: anie De ennsylv: fe ce of all kinds. isa t al Winn idly Rez, +. BL ‘os rook Bvenue- LOST AND FOUND. $5 Fitwen Dollare tod myc SE id Pe betw. i's Capitol Hill Bours Gaal Yar oal Yard, on Xstreet. Any person roturn He Purse to Ghotini's store will receive the ve re Li Ww Left Ni 1 loth t 5 Epes decd-3n anrTap os ‘ANORD! FERAONAL P = re 'S: & aie whMo. 46. containing about encil Case. Lost ket and Bar- on his sill Five dolisrs will be paid te Iavingthe pup at the above es On Best | Oey ‘streets, George- 8) ret Si ric Tostra- corre FOCRRE GaSe. Surpiel fours tow: faust Gon ee fists ote same to No. will er suitably ag CHR ream _—__ BOARDING. Oe Eee on ene NGF Ise D Ms, ite toler OED. BOO! os sj can now be hed J Fone ‘cana street ae corset Mik street,” fae" - STE Se DRY GOODS. JB4264iNe tm Day eoops. T—A snite of ees te ther oF tingly nlso, other ROOMS, with Board. "A pri i at 913 New York aven an Kor RENT-One tw story BRICK HOUSE, con- ‘aining six rooms; gas in each reom; in a very ye east $25 per month. Inquire § No. SET RNISHED BOUBE, of 8 rooms; ‘and water; location central and desirable: For particulars were Fe ver month, in advance. bY 6 15 New York avenue, N. W. ‘Ok RENT—Near the Arlington Hotel and Le- fayette Bquare, UNFUSNISHED ROOMS suitable for housek: ie. to family without ehil- se rent in advance; 909 16th emg 1 and K. OR SALE—A TRACT OF LAND, bordering on Rock creek, and adjoining the city; it has on it Exostene auarties. and eligible palling sites; wi will in whole rebases ‘ao, two BRICK HOUSES iat in, the at TE MBLES t een 14 ish street. Fo a boon a 1200, ee west corner 71h and M stree' 21-6t ‘OR BENT_UMBURNISTIED BOUEES, 150, . Sti nee 8°, . #25. . WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street, Opposite Post-Office. Fe SALE Ja PU cit} ae; falta le Fi — i ik of the eset oe Toma eae dense gre feb2- aawiws a oR: NT—FARY 6 _ACBES; ‘half mil ‘om Long Bridge, , Tol Gate on ‘run gion Turnpike; house 3 bi gov aeraen preeee SOuNsTO fio: 49 a Penoeylvapia fobai-12t" ea RENT—One half il furaished FOr OFFICE: suitable for fore 5 tus or or claim agent. ling, Lsth ae ae and ew Hoixate arene -A new 10 room arate Bary celia front and side yards. jown; no more ore hy Per cent. pO EA tas opposite Ocnter i Fo TTS a small, genteel Ley EL ieee = 1500 @R BENT—One ‘icely FUR! A F BOOMB. # a No. 98 north A street, Uspital ail. Terminus ars. 119-6" | ane — FaOrF FARM near this city. I lease for several years on the most favor- ie terms. Inquire for particulars at the Star Of- febis tf o BRE RY Tt, AT LAURRL, GOTEAGE HOUSE, containing about Rade ‘about 10 fruit at 22 Defrees street, after 3 p. m. om tee ory BOUS brick front, new two pressed . = (soe ih etreste M. W..com- rooms. ‘wil be sold ata ‘at | Suliomediate pplication to A. M. o® SALE. re e PROPERTY "the tt ‘the me ence bes resemnny perfected, —— rare chances for speculs- Brick House, No. 13 34 street, let 30x . 11 84 street, lot 24 9:18 rick House’ No. 15 9d street, lot 5x10, ano: No. 18.24 street, lot 22 6-12 rick Houses, Nos. 20'and 99 21 Se F Essen ae. 7 beak Cont Seaihetd tical . Tnguire of 8 5. ER _ CA corner Dslrects, a | NT—Paite of Tan isHED aleo unfurnished pap Bond roa riteat oar avenue, 34 door Ee | w front. ie FossER Oe cease. —The three large BRICE ! ree, Fee ae Server” | —' ee mo eee r hot i felts iemhetikae: | 5 Sag T—The large DWELLING-HOUSE, ‘nnsylvanis avenue, six doors east of ths ieee Passages: a FaANcn TAYLOR, 324 Indiana avenne Fea BUSINESS CHANCES. | Bes AND MUSIC STORE FORSALB CHEAP. | The well stock«d BOOK AND MUSIC STORE (with fixtures) of POE & SELIGSON. No. 128 BRIDGE STBEET, GEORGETO w silt be sola gold cheap to clove the estate of the deceased ‘o. any one wishing to embark tna inerstive business this ofere & meee ches . Terms will be made easy to responsible parties. SEVERAL PARLOR ORGANS AND PIANOS POE & SELIGSON. | garment, and Grease Bpote, wis aa CCURPENTRR AND BUILDER, ‘TH STREET ane Carat OPE site Center Comxen oF 7 CARPENTER, BUILDER, AND CONTRACTOR Orders — St hn od Laat oom fr Jobbing or Coa Shops and jand2 tf Ikh street, below E street B ¥. OVAL james | PRA d Gee titer, hae cm Lapa ays RENTS tor Baleor Bent for Camp Moctings, Petre AWNINGS for Pubite and Private Balls and Par FIRST CLASS SCOURER, 618 Orn Steer, Orrosire Parext Orrice. By promptly adopting the latest tm, nabled todo my work in a mani yr} ¥ thoee not possessing theses facilities Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without All Ktod of spree reemened Shines peng eaten . being | never show again. Gentlemen's Clothes eaned, | without Shrinking é ‘ | Rew York style at Logari following prices :—Coats, §1 conte; Veute, 30 ote ; aie epairing gene: eat alae and at reason . Dyeing Estab 9, The olteat and largest of 4 the kind in the comntey i orld. ONY Fiske, Agent, iy § Sth streat N McDERNOT TT & BROS., coacn KEKS pS] CAMBIAGE ALEKS, vy 310 Penny jvaute grees, RECEIVED oF, sT 20M Nast03 CARRIAGES aerate BEE ano EROMEILY & EXecurED D virent between ath ond 7th" atrants GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. i SHORE ANv OUTFIT iF FoR | ® Apply to ai “ihe Joanston, A Tite ToBAOce 3 € im & most central posi Boom for rent at and ly to A Public, oi enue. ONEY TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE Large nd smail amounts. Time to 30t B. a. WARNER. 8s zh street. Pennsylvania arene: oo Store Fixtures and Stock for sale. PHAS. CONS. CALLAN. Hi, BURGLAR Ls Tate ier double a SAFE ands fine 0) ore if 619 Penn. FOR SALE. F'SRRREESSTOCH, GOOD WILL and FIX: Of one. of’ the u soeatly freed "cp wr 0 stores in ihe city; the store is marble ceunters — seating to corres} an ice box capable of hanging w id ; good reasons Inquire at 435 9h street northwest. MBER YAED FOR BALE. The STOCK, &c... of the Li Lumber Yard, corner 7th —e st N. W., will besold Teasonable is oneof the beet | in athis city for the lumber ctory reasons for sell- Satisfe ae presest proprietor. me ou Pr , and worventes to One + x*ra saddle Horse among the mi sand one fine Stallion of Revenue stock or ee ea Av FAMILY HORSE, 6 years muitable for ay le ? or a lady to. as he does not stands withers ted ic. Toauire at POPE'S ume spedees -* --~ h PERSONAL. PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS AE OLD OE P® YATE CONBDLTATIONS AT OLD DR. » three doors south of x mee seals sivertion Se tee by ‘chs sen com and specialist a eaneee, of — N32 HUMBUG TE ~ developed oon Grn ea een, cteaging ined fella “the ps mt prescat and or failure of an: toreto'd, = ee "TeV sire baeta ar sad ge Tey Maaare BovINS pas MVSTSLY. Piu! wise a ities.- preted . not ave thew pregnant, £5 Soy fid-im* oyant, Medi VER Faiis in giv’ juce miscarriage. a= | orwend for « copy of the Charter and eg WILLETTE 4 RUeFY, Have just received 995 PENNSYLYANIA AVENTE, THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT, febw tr NEW AND HANDSOME BANKERS. eros Banking Houte, No. 1507 Pemsylvania avenue, Pays sft ree CENT INTE eST. Interest the ist of Back Monti PAYS FOUR PER CENT. on bestnos hecoaute | Issues Corrseates of f "Deven boar vt fi lable anyw! 6 ond 4 por interest | nas BEAOH OFFIC ES in all towns and fhe Sourtrana west. Bank, Hears outh South Wednesday Open Sovtlock, to receive deposits aly _ BANKERS, 1427 F em 8.8. tee al WASHINGTON, D. 0. Receive Deposits and transact « General Beokine cities taken and giver —V——_—_—__—_—_——_—————— WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. FOR Di “a Qo woweme. 2 BEB. L. ROOD. bas: ae ere seers ‘We are prepared to furnish CRUSHED O8 BROKEN STORER te Contractors in quantities to suit. Weare siso BUYING HARD BUBBLE STORE FOR CASH at our Works. jen¥-tf Poot of K strest,