Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1872, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | ~ ¢ROSRY S. NOYES _..._.Raitor. Largest Cirealation iv the District Heading Matter on Every Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: Tn less than three weeks, travel will beopened over the new Long Bridge. The contractors with the railroad bave a double forceof men on and little remains to be done except the com- pletion of the two draws. The rails will be laid im the mean time, and with the completion of the bridge the first link in the 1,700 miles of Tom. Scott's railroad connections south will be ready for service. With the shortening ef a few of the connections further south the run- ning time between Washington and New Orleans will be reduced to forty hours, or about half what it now is. Mr. Scott proposes to move the next crop of cottonto Philadelphia by rail. It now goes by rail to Charleston and Savannah, and from these points to New York by water. By having possession of interior lines controlling the cotton traffic, he will be enabled to inter- cept it snd send the cotton by fast freight line direct to Philadelphia and New York. When this arrangement goes into effect, which will be before next fall, cotton can be supplied in Wash- ington at @ less price than in Philadelphia and New York. Ought we not to prepare ourselves to utilize the notable advantages we shall then have for manufacturing operations? We shall have the remarkable combination of a fine water-power right on navigable waters, with @ canal direct from the coal-fields, bringing cheap bituminous coal, and @ railroad direct from the cotton-fields landing cheap cotton at the very point of junc- tion of all these advantages. We have an ade- quate supply of the material for operatives to rum the cotton mills im the large sumber of men, women and children in our community needing just this sort of employment. For va- rious reasons there is an unusually large number of half-grown boys, girls, and evem able-bodied men unemployed here. The decrease of work at the Arsenal and the Navy Yard has been one cause of this; the rules of the trade-unionshere restricting the number of apprentices is another; but the main reason is that we have no such de- mand for this sort of labor as is afforded in thg | 4 New England States by the various manufee= turing operations that give employment to every man, woman and boy in the community “ The ladies and gentiomen of the very creme | & la creme of Philadelphia society” must have | queer ideas of propriety if the account of their doings in the Academy of Music in that city is correctly reported in the Press, which says:— “They talk and laugh load! been known to carry the fun so far as to let | down by strings from the upper to the lower | box giames, handkerchiefs, and the bill, and to | ten” in Philadelphia conduct themselves in re- spectable places of amusement, we can afford to be a little tolerant of such minor improprieties on the part of a few of our “lower ten thou- sand” as the munching of the fragrant peanut and the cheerful cry of «« Supe! —_——_--+ee- It issingular that the workingmen who met im convention at Columbus, Ohio, the othe day, should have selected as their candidates for President and Vice President two of the wealthiest men im the states in which they re- side. The candidate for President—Hon. David Davis—appointed to the bench of the United States SupremeCourt byAbrabam Lincoln, isone of the wealthiest men in Illinois; and the riches and large estates of the candidate for Vice Pres- ident—Hon. Joc! Parker, of New Jersey—have been often referred to in the political contests in which he has been engaged. ——__-<es-____ Ex-Water Hegistrar J. H. Crane wouldn't hold office under the District government. At least that is what he testified before the con- gressional committee to-day; and of course everybody who knows him will believe him Certainly he wouldn't! S87 Only three jurors were obtained yesterday in New York in Mayor Hall's case. SF The Louisville Le: appeared an afternoon paper Festerdaye” ‘ 5 S27 The Union Pacific railroad is block- aded by snow. sila s7-The agonal election for councilmen in Frederick, esterday, resulted in the elec- tion of the fn republican ticket. Se The Paris Temps saysthe French bishops secretly encourage the Legitimistain their effores the restoration of the monarchy in France. “ao-The Berlin Police entered and searched the establish ment of Jesuits in Posen and seized & quantity of papers. emer e cad 8 Paces al Soke de BE EBD EVERY BiG: cary Church. manor. Pastor.) ha ‘ aud tie ste. 8.W. The pant hie’ Sin ne Sgt as cot am MP. HIB Fassdas - EVE ina, 7 7 Tat 7 Oclock, to tof our mia bas MaRsiann. Fi 1 suns from his } ate rest Chief Patriarch. We have a legislative committee. sitting img the recess to ascertain the best | mode of encouraging manufactures here. | Let the committee report in favor of exempt- | ¢ trem local taxation for ten years any capital | put in manufacturing enterprises. Where the | manufacture is ef importance it might be _ well to add money inducements to make it worth while for manufacturers to come here. | The returns from the encouragement of such enterprises here would be certain and imme- | diate; and inten years the amount of taxable | property would be quadrupled, making the re- | mission of taxes for that length of time a pay- ing operation. this policy has long been seen and acted upon. Villages on the Androscoggin and Kennebec and other rivers having water privileges have | built themselves up to flourishing cities by hold- | ing out large inducements in the way of land grants and water privileges to the capitalists of Boston and the manufacturers of Lowell and | Providence. Even the small villages having no | water privileges or railroad facilities enter | keenly into the competition for business, and | we note that one of them, of three or four hun- | dred inhabitants, the other day raised $10,900, with the additional offer of exemption from tax- ation for ten years, to induce a shoe manufac- turer in Auburn, Maine, to set up business in theirpiace. If the District of Columbia, with its hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants, would enter upon the work ef encouraging man- ufactures here with the same energy as these New England towns and villages, there would | soon be a scene of business activity here unsur- passed in the country. tee ‘The queer old city of Antwerp, in Belgium, has been the scene of many strange and start | ling events, but has never presented to the student of history a more curious spectacle than the assemblage there this week of dethroned monarchs, dispossessed dukes, and antiquated be- | levers in the divine right of kings. ‘The aneient Antwerpers are not very progressive,but this con gress of “kings out of business” is too much for even their conservatism, and they seem disposed to make it lively for that collection of fossils which is headed by the dullest of the lot, the Count de Chambord, who cannot bé made to realize that anything bas occurred im France since the time of Charles X, and will persist in | styling himself Henri V. The ostensible object of the gathering at Antwerp is to listen to an explanation from this respectable but stupid old gentleman of his real position in regard te the present state of affairs in the country of which he claims to be the ruler. by divine right. ‘The meeting seems likely, however, to trans. cend the original programme, as it has drawn together, im addition to the adherents of the Count de Chambord, representatives of the now large class of ‘‘monarchs out of business” from many other countries besides France. A: those who it is said will be present in persen or by representatives in addition to-«Henri V.” are the blind ex-King George of Hanover, the fat ex-Queen Isabella of Spain, the idiotic ex. King “Bombino” of Naples, and 3 aumber of ex-dukes of Italy and Germany. The world has moved forward since these fogies and imprac- ticables had a hand in shaping the destinies of the respective portions of it which were cursed with their misrule, and the friends of liberal government are a little curious to see “what they are going to do about it.” They can not roll back the civilization of the century, and Will probably content themselves with our American plan of adopting resolutions. The Preamble reciting their grievances might be made very interesting and pathetic, and the ree utions set forth what they would do if they could. Ticy bad then better retire and wait util they are called fof. + disgusted at thé vsembled wisdom of that state, says: “Our In New England the wisdomerf | ‘- MATORIO ral tion ef LA beheld THEA? TER xe pear ‘el at To'clock. . Masons in im good standing are EDEN RULE LOD meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING: "Hall, Navy Yard. Every member ext regular ment- tT o'clock. The vm « sample wnifirm at rs ing to join the As. sociation will have an apportanity to do #0. fo BY order of the wees sd THEODORE SNIFFIN, B.S. OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY OMPAN dead of ORB DOLLAK HABE will be paid WAITE the See "wetropotiies Bank, ov 1 cage S Board of Trade Rooms unti! ‘h instant, fer the transfer of ck. ‘The Annual Election i, Seven Directors will take place at the Boa: ‘rade Rooms, TUB: aa f Trad DAY, March 1@h. Polls with open from i2 tm Beer h. be Ley ngs a iT. Wherever it hax jed_ all ot! i fled bee ones Ruri the tage that uted lo apprehended: Lae Me Tort deliew: ‘comm end it to org frien With great respect, OLiver Ric, = cu7Ts ualg BE ACTS INSTANTA NUMBER OF CLAIM: Corporations of Washing 'y Court stil remain ir oe of Tat Frill please call at committee before March 1, 1572, be k a. ard 2 o'clock p SW EL! aa A _TaRGE inst the | the lative Heil. 8 fmacteral Po'ateck "ie mat Chairman of Committce. TUE ATTENTION of those axing any. of he vas compannde aft ertived_ as Noratives, ris called t sotagee thai NATTANS: CRYSTAL Bist VERY i preseaaes ov over all these vile mixtuces Firat. it in entirely free’ from all’ po . oe end cay therclore be Be ae rik positively the cleaneat articioin use. faces TUESDAY ead to ‘Goups Te of BEA pr ear LACES and FLOWERS, fupourep ia FOB THIS occa The sale will tak = az commen bh 34 articles marked ie preter BE ‘oe Sz NO BAFFLING 4 Dramatic and Movical Eaterteinment will be $4 o'clock. Dancin; Speen fait at any a ‘entertaiment and dancing, each a noone for children under EMOVAL _NoTiC ned oGo2 RSERIR oP tere EGY ED st. west, “ea of the millennium is that either there will ¢ uo legislature, or that it will n @ thousand years.” The Enquirer has two srievances—the legislature will persist im the credit of the state by repudiation, and wont tax the possum dogs which kill sheep. On this over cost. A call on meet only once | Pecemmendasion is . Febraary 11,1869. eres, Tete ati tay ai ae! So mediate as it is threatened iuw Yous mat BoaRp. —--— Hew Jan. &J aly, 1967-119; os eas July, udaon, %: Harlem, old, “s; do. new, 16; do. 51 Bavtimore, and unch: Obio and In Feb. iret Board. cou} Te oo » coupon, 14 ‘6, cou coos ii je Shore a burg, x. ieee Contr teas ‘tad St. Peal. ‘estorn, 76: Del a Weaters 109 ; Fort Wayn red. 98; Hannibal and St ry 744 Chicago and Alten 44765 52; ial mixed western 65c. Oats dull; sonthern, 54a36. 214.50. Bulk meats Sides, 6x; clear rib sidee 7, pack more ed. a Nee ing Haig: ay 9, 43 ferred, Pee Te _virgints 6's, old, 45; do. Virginia consol- tax, 14. West Va., 174; North Carolina's, pec %—Cotton dull and weak; low middlings, 21%. Flour quiet but vei ed. Wheat active and an. 66a6s. | Corn quiet and firm, irmer; reston, sie | Rye quiet, 90a81. ke steady; shoulders, 565 loose; one arth firm and unchanged. changed. Lard butter fairly active, ye dull and lower, New York, Feb. ‘ot —‘Stocks very Governments ‘dull and quiet. aetna, Bacon unchanged; = un- ees unchanged. new, 53. North Carolina's, Money, 7. Gold, 105. xchange, » Feb. 27.—Flour dull and de- Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn ull and heavy. > ‘New ORK, clining. SYNoPsis FOR Hovrs.—The barometer conti the upper lake re; Pressure has move al os, Officer, 2, 10 a.m. } Twentr-Four inues highest over ym; an area of diminished eastward over Missouri and Arkansas, and is now probably central over Tennessee; clear weather has prevailed from the upper lake re; eastern tic; clow very Mond: Pronapi.ities.—Clear and continue over the New En; states, with northerly winds, to easterly from New Jersey to Lake Erie an thence to Virginia; easterly to souther! with ine: to thi v enerally gions to the gut ‘and thence eastward to the Atlan: ily and occasional threatening weather fiom Nebraska to Texas and thence eastward over the Mississippi to Illinois and Alabama; brisk northwesterly winds prevailed during from Lake Ontario N nd and middie latter veerin, cloudiness over the sout winds Atlan- tie states; southerly winds with cloudy and pos- sibly threatening weather along the gulf coast; pleasant weather very generally prevail from the up} Bicnond region to the Ohio valley, with norther im UNTER. STA’ sz cLovEs. wire FROM BUTTONS JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVE eg BiTNRES Ot ann 10TH cpt LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE ONE TO six | 7 LADIES’ BEST QUALITY, $2; GENTS’, 5 127-3t a ME NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, SURNEB 15tH STREKT AND NEW YO CORNER 1érH STRERT AND NEW YORK (Orrosits Rigas’ Baxx,) Pays Interest at the rate of SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM On all Deposits made from the first to and including the third of Marc! of HENRY A. WILLABD, Prosident. WM. STICKNBY, LEWIS OLEPHANB, Secretary. B.P. SNYDER, Treasurer. ice Pres't and Act’g Pres't. 27 st ce == LYKENS VALLEY, Lori 48H COAL direct from v1 PERE and WHITE WOLLIDeR BEO's, ner of 5th and O B—Orders loft at On I's Tee Store, cor lors Tet ipignul’s res ore 7th street and New York avenue. ret TWENTY DAYS ONLY. FOR ae AND RILLINERY Goopt COST FOR CASH, AL LAOES, KID CLOVES, &c.. ond make roas rte spring supplies, I will sell at te za vee to reduce my unusually large stock of all FOR TWENTY DAYS beth Y, without reserve, Mach 801 INE TO ee NOgicE OF REMOVAL aan ut TUBMAR has ffording rs @ rare arog to supply themsolves ® with al all goods inmy COST PRICE Call early and secure bargains re Op- DAVIS’, $01 Market Space, corner sth st. E.G neva 8 Agent orene & Baker Sewing Machine Company, B—Dedoction of al Se cent.on SEWING S for rame tim 01 ‘ast topic it warms up im view of THE FBEEDMAN’S “SAVINGS AND TRUST Pp the approach 08 of spring time, and geval “ Whilst the Napsemond farmer raises ti the the possum pepe eats lamb before it Because enough; that is it Somn't ent the waares nae = A ie; to many of them as is Ii = Elsass is a household w ‘The Baltimore American, in shocking case of seduetion and adultery to have been committed by a prominent clergy- mav of that city, states that In case of convic tion for such crimes it is doubtful whether under the Maryland law the court could infliet a not to be wondered at that fathers, brothers and husbands take the law into their own ines when there is no legal peualty for such shooking offences. alleged | grrs* 41 gher penalty than a fine of ten dollars. itis | [M[42" @ BATES” Big ey HOU TRMING KOTABLISOME BE from Stee a = tow street, between D and K. snd‘in either way, a rovin for Bprlng’ stock offers Tor the the odations offered b: ne: ae muascing, winpow "SHADES, Sire Teun Sage, the entast PICTURE FRAMES, CHEOM BAD ie page load 007s aNd sux. al fee W. ‘tire stock of Fall and Winter Slated Wares Waney Gooden Gi OgDE et ood or ot Fall e. Ce ay Goods. oon ine Tarkey over Ii oc team Sil‘ ee een 8 & 80N r te not janto-tt 18 7th street SPECIAL NOTICE. Cipouiazina seater ae SE z SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. _s oe om tame —— he 4 Gate pana the shes Tae is locate ae MPANY. of the Y-M. 0. A. corner of Baxxine House orrosirg tux Tuxasvry. gtzects. All deposts of Se dolars or more o4® @aki akin foivaary i went will ave sinterget from that date, payable July Epa casr: as mgr paid, current business rants. Gall and get's copy at the talon seat BUBSES’ T FREEDMEN mogurse of Lectures will commence March 6, ee M*BICae,. 1-6" No. 907 ieimiriet, tase between ah and lash ACADEMY, tn erry geen com me ESS THE —_ ae ° = xk can be found at WILLET @ LIBBEY’S LUMBER YARD, Corner 6th street and New ae ne Ba scx a lo. F ————__ PAK! _OAK 11 OAK!I! _ tas-ee_ i eral cook and washer required. WANTS. Wee ohio aes: FURNISBED ate er oS e Wat san rat ah eT ae al FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. THE ote ~ ‘Kand LOT, . ermtaioing seven Ras, oo, PRs See oe sap rent low. E. PEOOMS: geet ett: rot Office. wn ahs T.eE PAiny- at corner 14th avd V streets. tise —a ned , Picture Ps Behe mo Ko ie} for Miss Mason « Li streats between ite ana 18th streets. aubreription books ¢ ry AW GIBL to os chember es tig ‘wire at 1386 F F DR REBT One nicely Furnished F ROOM: all modern yrements. ferences p «| 326 corner 2d and D streets 8. B., near canal.’ river. tarnpik: iw cid RE cnenetand Alexsetria Maliroed.” ANTRD-Inupediatcly, « SALESLADY in the ce ork "Mis ean! er a Was linery and business: that has ‘fee SWANN WINGATE | een fee the buriness preferred. Zppiy at No. id | Teem Me aes, apety st Tis. Tihs “tae yet ~_. =e SSE Ee TaRPRNTER AND gvrLpwa, ae prec cuentas Datrestssvuth, #272". | eide, bet fxr FoF NTA FRUIT FARM neor thie city |e Secann on Venee we canon | OR RENT Three “an FURNISHED Rou MS, Tosca meg Dppesite Coanes Market, Sa gna except spent gual reashamupdioaien: im perfect order for asskeoping fo a fami eas jiculare northwest ‘ith no children. Inquire in the corner 1 Mat Cl @. W. PHILLIPS. I and N street — 3 Wagner “A first clase dressmaker, who works CET a pnent strle, wishes to get & fow mere MEEBS to go cut by week or month:can €\ references rs. OBLITTLRI Women's C © Christian Association, oo et. Judiciary MAN t Tr WAsTED-« SETTLED W Bee food bousework for a family of Bost of referenc Aprly at 125 East C sitet Street, eee =e d Md streets east, bet or end6 farsa | Wanren= 9 manag) weil the hoid—four persons. ry work reqaired igpeneable aa toa kind and oven tem. | \ a tho presence, of children. Tmaulre, after Pielock om ‘ee Wednesday and Thursday, at the sfc of the ‘Assistant Superintendent of the Tregs- SERYAHT hou: wi ‘ED—A ee ey s Sispqel, coruer 13th and F streets N.W. 125 3t WARTED—& GIRL e wash 4, iron and mal useful. a NURSE. Oblor paytorrede ‘App'y Te F sireet, poe wee ad can come w: mmeuded a8 to qu cations and ceprectee "None other need Inquire at Star Off od or P Bax RESIDENCES. fdas for Job" Work solicited and Promptly ae. ant Pieakant, about tes ndary, two stories and ‘fine cel 2 REN T=aTORE te gs Pennsylvania ert ite “518 Teh at H. MECHA NICE OPTICIAN, se SYenRnS, corner @% street. OOK RENT—ACUSE on 15 od “Fire ‘eustity Brarilian Pebble Qe rants’ "THOS. Ewikcagtan eat — J. ‘B. TURTON, CARPENTER, BUILDER, ax CONTRACTOR for Honse Corerterion Jobbing or Oan- Orders fe tracers W ork speedily te Post-OMice. my = eUNFORSISERD Stoo: JM on ane fret floors: enitable for house kee 4 b ges.end water: 935 Lot., bet. ‘ae rhe ate. A Sd OME 1, om, | ne 0 sou wesand. Apply Wo. 1136 ath atrest mirth OWN, M3-eolm corner 1th st. and New York avenas. Fe mre county. Hiteylana ris ix ” aalice a4 from = half miles from the Hyattsville Ley house, ‘on the Baltimore and Washing la oa the property & Dweliins ir. com'aining ten rooms; Bec: on second. Apply Se the usual out building aa « tepant 's house. t! KF: me ass PCE Bocas: Srocmes est chard of stomata Darm ts ander wae e ___1th street. below E street H.W. forth A stren's : 4 = Pe ote Fe aGATIO RERGS ee EG Rsk oes ne deter, Sa £2-n° T-_ | property, or to W. STOR, at MOVED ws 668 Lecieiaot Srene So ‘OR KENT-STORE and DWELLING: ‘owe of king House, oes city. } a 229 2d ot L3 peat stands tothe Fi First Ward-on Pennsy! Trick HOUSE, | "ore, will moet with prompt attemtin. og enue, Rensonableretes. Piet thay fr | AWsine AND FLAG DEPOT. ~~ x ten JONSE c. aig, Plage al sy war the Tee serient to the De partments, an ry m oo ae Inquire at 608 H street, betwcen © 6th W4ARTEDS. aa COOK, WASHER and TRONE) ap PI sate faunily Recommenda- Hey Ivan way reen Oth nad Tih strecte ew ree Noo. 1706 und 1708 G ANTED, A parece has bad eight years’ ex in the Li busines inthis city;desiress PARTNER, with wot less than $15.00, to om him jn the purchase of Lumber snow in successful operation. in o Ff sha, best et localities I in this city. WwW SS aS = = D OLD STEAM BOILERS, WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IRON, for which cash will be void. WHEELER, _ feb24-c06t Seventh mene ane Oanal Bridge. ANTED A t COACHMAN and Ww fe "ecmabined.” “Must ‘be ‘either imerican 1 OF Seot7h. Good references re- ane Address Box No. 5, Star office. Fore RT Two large. convenient ROOMS near amarketend care, suitable for housekeeping Also, Bed-room, furnished if ds ired. apply 1842 sth st- northwest, bet TENTS t tf | panied ae gr Saloor Rout for Camp Meetings, Patre. aly ey to AN DREW ‘and E streets, POR SALE—A beautiful LOT. north side K FE iect between isi and 16th, NW. 9140 foot. Terms easy a pus! . the large Al ta to be moved off, ‘apply 3737; Rite RJ See Mots ithe without” Be BOARD; bath ed’all onvenlences, Beat’ low Keverences exchanged. No. 1630 sth “attect irnished | " TT Wee | M. G. OOPRLAND. reat, | Dealer in Awning Materials, 643 Lonisians avenue. Y FISHER, FIRST-CLASS SCOU! 5 89 * » . FOR, REST, Thove convenient. ae i TH STREET, Orrosite Pareyr Orrice, near corner ith and Boundary streets, ly adopting the latest improvements, coly half iy ed cars; pet, psvoment. Rent j By prom pve as from $15 <> $25 per month. Apply to W. a. Suabled loedeiey ora fee invent ork tne mano BROWNE, Att'y at fiaw. Tit Gostreet. — f37-6t by those not possessing t RENT OR SAULE—A beautiful COUNTRY cleaned wi FSG th FARM if desired, on 7th ptoceey pone ge eg TS oy! ‘Also, tor reut ane Grease Spite. alter Ueing remo Fulthed S-story BRIOK fo theetty. W Gentlemen's Clothes cleat locality. Address “ FABM. the tat the Fas bad experience in Gat tide a ssitustion to suit by calling early fait TED —Rercanis, both male and female, find good Hi and familios got za elied with fret-Class SREVANTR ny thee PLOYMENT OFFIC} Re No. ith st year H His LOUISE C BUTLER: Warp KS, todo all kinds of Embrot Gory Niue but experienced hands nesd or requires. Mrs. G. H. 177th street, oppo- of rk URRE'S Bamping Depot’ Patent Offs, WW cui the Arlin BMAIDS; also, G ya, first-class CHAM LS to do scrub-work. ] AR FED Barone to Know that the Pipe turing: macHiNe.! vk Viton.” has & eelf-sotting Needle and tl bens rfect Shuttle in use, Agency at Hop's Semelig Store, £68 Penoeztvanin arctasy 46 and 6th atrects, jans-1; colar (830.900) teeny $i promeand a icc REVOLVES, cet HOBMEE FULTOS & 5 Cy ete. CO... Loan Office, 5145 9ih street. je WAn ths those who Sain Bouta a AP a ted to tl exight by nt Lees the Optician corner & and Peuneyivania avenue. Depot for ‘Thermometers of ail jell D— security, (and insourl avenue, LOST AND FOUND | Fyre reet or lith street last night, a ‘ORAL NEOKLACK. Tae h arded by leaving it at thin of, vil be svita yt Tast, between K siro.t urch street, tween $h and Kier. L street. alight Brown Piaia Sik OV K The finder wii be rewarded by leaving it at 93 Tt street north. Tt —On a Sunday ey enin ander a eights eh Housekeeping. Apply at 1402 dthat. | CO between 0 and P. FS2 BEXT—Two COMMUNICATING B 00) {UR RENT. DO Gen- heated by a Latrobe, T and 5 ed. 909 isihst., Poetween t aud Ke \F gheblock of the General Post Office: water, ana, ON and pair H ‘3, mai K., Post omice Livery Bushless 2 reward willbe given AGS returning them to No. 423 bese ptzeet north’ vette Saturday, February 24h, « = 30. ‘COUNT BOOK a the ge rec nd papers ler wi ns ieee D,F GLADMON, corner aa arket ste, own. D-Q..aud be auita CEADMON. fare” last, at the Capitol, a on Lestrte + Eee he finder will he enitably re- x "heel? ey returning the same to No. 901 1 otreet Railroad Dep. esday OGLE AR. Mie sider wl be be — feaving the same 5 th A. atree! Bapttol Hi wine Oa Meee 9 REWAED-—Lost, on Saturday. the 24th. be. Aight m6 and» o'clock p.m .» in front. H lack and Tan Por: Thea Fe od coal recei he above: reward b: ing him at 914 Fatrect, between a and 10th tiation 25-2" 5 BEWARD-left home. N D oamall SETTER PUP, three mowthe old: liver colored and white with; brown specks on his legs and belly silken. Five dollars will be palo to any person Keevingthe} beve nuit 12E3t ORT AEEAMANENT hie 4 jo = RE IN- London and’ tance 6: lo. BIZ lth street oth sts N. we ton, App plication having been made for. A ve. newal of sai olicy, all persons are loned against negouating the same, Toba Bw BRTIFIOATE La seared we ED. CER by SPEER DRY nee SPRING DRESS GOODS—IMMENSE N®* BLOCK JUST 1ST BECEIVED. Saxe. 75 ‘ool Poplins, S0e -73°.5 Sai. 37. Wand $50. Rich Black’ sik: (sold elsewhere at $24$2.00 LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS. me Au beh LToeiae, 2c; 5 peers large fered Sotsets, Cotton, co Moltons. Dgpskins and Suit: ings, vBousek eeping ‘Lin Inens and @bttons of the grades abd at at the lowest an run, fobe tf 1019 and 1030 fh streee N®” SPRING GOODS. t recei EW ‘EE Sopa some | choice N Choice Ne pieces, Beagtiful Japa Nace SILKS, in Si ae iH PUP cits Rh aree Mod nage ae ee Senro as Tease he 0, Ly Kt WATHSOOK: ED PIQUES &c, re ‘and LIGHT PRINTS, in EB DAM. ogra T 19 s PeCon tesa sdsbaatiris fain figures, st the low- on iy ioe & BRO., oy] —-. streets. f24-e03t | Roce Im DBY $Y cope. ants; G1 Band 91.80; Panta, 7 Fok BENT Fegy, March, FRAME Hous | a ote, Susiness Sait. $3 38. with hall, No. 913 west 20th street, between T leaning Kid Qi k ing 7 roome and bath room, water in | # cents, one r Xeilgend Trimmings Cleaned blac room, Dinii jaare Oster ply at the | Cwhite) aed and curied tn tie becteahee aes Off Rate Teland. N yet ‘OR BERT—Fiv ass: ishment At i nd teman. ina private fami Psi Ho: 478 0 strat jo ang requir- 125. 8 Gina | 208 McDERNOTT & BI 7 | COACH. AND CABRIAG! ; as i ae 1 DEALERS, : Ana one ofthe hant. | 310 Pom lags cute ear $4 trot, GS BOOMS. en suite or ‘suburban District. Apply to 14 AND HAKN iee-aleo, picesant FRONT OOM cutee | 5 7%t SHEERS" O16 Pons. ovewee eae - PBIVED on, STimaee AND SOLD floor: suitable for Doctor's Office; at 381 Ith strect MB ISSTON, west, between Eand F- eK | WOR RENT The large DWELLING HOUSE te Pennsylvania avenue. six doors eaat of 1 OT southe ner of 139 coe AND 3 308 PRINTING Femctan Penngjlvania avenus. “For particus a ecerl Hotel; wide rooms, etairoases and passa: Bur LY AND PE 7 UTED Iareapply to A. J. SOYCE. at Andrew J, oy Fan ANCK TAYLOR. ; Pou 94 Woach Factory, W rae of tatu iste €} ume Indiana avenne apieiy » Diaireat nireete eb. of Rams, arlor floor; tar- street porta. _ ita R RENT—A large HOUSE, suital FOR BEST sei Boarding House; containing. 1s" rome, within | + Bished = GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITs. WILLETT @ RUOFF, bath rooms, &c. Rent moderat=. given STORES. Appl Pa (rst Fo “RENT—Chanee for a Smail, for Spring and Summ RooMs in a house with fine to 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Geet, Famity, Family, lomths—Seven = —— — | Have just received Rereronces BUSINESS CHANCES. | THE SPBING STYLE SILK HAT, = WILL BUY \- x Fa SALE-80 coh, and @5 paid monthly, $125 2 sp LICENSE Eee eet | sae. tr NEW AND HANDSOME. Peni parchase a pew House ‘on caat side, of street, between léth AT AES 2th street, between W and Boundary Cardon vs Hons Key next door. Call at once. Will ex- sa MS OF MONEY TO LEND ON Firet BANKERS oo FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMNPAN | Banking House, No. y, 1307, Penmartvan avenue, the Tr pars sit Pex CENT INTEREST, Ak 4‘clace eal Rotate, by febz-1f 1515 Peonsyivania avenue A EASE CHANCE FoR RY. cites | c ‘. order Bostt and Sire Non aoo Fann han) it ot. ee W. METCALF, Real Retate Broker, Corner 15th st. and New York av. OF eenee ANEEY, FOR BENT AND FIXTURES FOK SALE. Apply at at St BARRETT, Jx., ufactari sylvania enue, formerly occupied ty deine Mills, | KNT—T he dwelling part of new BRICK | ahd recently by Thomas M Broshen: | Interest Beat ae lat af Hot SE. and Stabie, containing nine rooms commands th he best boot trade in this city. ‘te oy Pays FOUR PER CENT. 4 oa vante bath room, with modern improvements. Rent low. | fret clace rus of camene etait the convenienc-s from ante uf Joauire at Grocery, corner thand Boundary streots , the trade; with the advantage Issues Cortficates of Da 6 aud 4 per 1 cent. interest. | Bas BRABCE OFrri is | ci ‘ital Hours Gontesn tae | , Open Wedaneday’s snd ft ray ihe from 6% te - o'cloel receive de itso « B: or send for a copy of the Charter and wrter and By a = iy MiPP*2Fen « 00., BANKERS, 1427 F street, (two doors from U.S. Treasary ] partment.) a For® RENT CHOOSE (cr rent and Furniture for sale, heylavnia avenue. be: ween “4 aud Us streets. Faruished aod eater ROOMS for rent at No. 315 Rgnnsylvania avenue, between Mand 43 streets. feb2s Im* WOR RENT—The Bites hares offers towns and ‘The well stocked BOOK AND MUSIC STORE (with fixtures) of POK & SELIGSON. No. 125 BRIDGE STBEET, GEORGETOW) Ja sold oe Cg tayo close the estate of the deceased | y one ishing to embark in inerat ire business this offers a parties Fo BENT Fina t P ABLOR on second floor. HAMB enenit, on third floor, in new modera built Inquire at 111 D street. bend or P uafurstobeds Rouge. Rent moderate FE SALE—At a built five-room HOU WASHINGTON, D. co. aad ee and (rausact 4 G-orrel Banking the getncionl cities taken and given fod water clone: inthe most cent devirabie | Will be made easy to responsibl atpe par to car 4 ree’ Eee aren ‘ation | Fekandypar shtsdinieiotre: “Autre Se | SEVERAL PARLOB ORGANS AND riaxos | muslin inode io feb22-2w | “hae fore all th Fe BENT—A foot Foca hE Beet ® HOUSE of feeetee Ol ney cae ek FOR FIOR ~All pr: have oer pee ihe "calc Se suse ae ning rooms, in good locality: heated by Latrot GB ple I _ dele. MIDDLETON & 00. re macdera oH i large dry cellar; win baie ecuare of street care, | do well cond and on Wek BEuOK ; SeyORs'. sisi ASHINGION CITY SAVIN AB a Assisinnt Register Trestiry, | promptly fi S Sal Corner ?th street and peo alate OR SALE—A desirable DWELLING HOUSE Feary: SHORE te Tok Rin RENT: | Pays 6 PERCENT. INTEREST On N DEP oD reasonable — Two-story Brick, with to i. wu commences from of dey Back Building and basement: nine rooms. with all | Apply te 8, J08 Seyivanieaves. | Depeuitecen bemade and drawn vi jerm improvements; ono square. an rom ' the fhrenue care, on 34 street BE" Terme a | \QONET? Te NTE} REAL es ESTATE —Large ray SORE = a a ps TT eREae acxgy, | piaeire Hei WATE aren. | D STULLSON & BUNDY, BA 20m & BUNDY, BALE Having. no further ape for tiem, we NEERS, £24 3 No, 480 = Lutte aeavente. | Boece ert sires Danguintwo hl Biter Bey and sell, at current rates: 0. for housekee each with tre Ebi improved combinatinn! Gov RITIBS ou Urnisbed. Also, trout locks." double ary FARLOE, ‘Tarnished, with or without Boat p, | sare anda fine OFFICE’ ATOR Apis | EX! Samus te Cen Defrees street. References requ a! {7-tf 619 Renn. av. etopottas Hitt Be eke cries Francie CR SALE-G REAT BARG AIN—LOT 1 = | earn Bi sree CR ALE CREAT BARGAIN 7 ions. Teeus OF DEPOSIT HOUSE, clebt rooms on Surveret Ts of FOR SALE. ing toteret, tiv jay) partment wi o most ac- | ~ commodating terme) long time" Price F 93, SALECTHREE OFLINDER BOILERS. iL WELLS, aa; Fs staeter eng MEDICAL, &c. 123-517 over itidal iH. H. Dewi Phoaix Planing MiP On es AL, OR RENT—A waite of PARLORS iath etree = ime i ae above 7th, can be iss ether ROOME, with se 2° B SALE—STOCK, hg = and eet ond iw York aven Fe URES of one cf’ the ee Net pering rite at pear sdbnecteabitits cuit os Fas ALBA a TRACT O couniory a A nd scl = eacccuel” Ss in the city, and adioi hatbis city: it has on it Rooms feo tone gus ies. snd ele le building sites; will for La =a 1 280 ‘Also, two HOUSES inthe Fires ‘Ward a [Peesea pega Oncanio att — Appis to MBLE 77 fel im 614 3th street. F° BENT-STORE BOOM No. 1200, north: streets. #21-6¢ K. ac. ot tbe Lumber Yard, cormer 71h ‘west corner 7th and M sti eats at i oion and = reasonab! Ree. one au. =. eed te et in this city “ OF RENT_UMFURNISHED HOUSES, gis, | thelumber 7 reasons for sell. i oe il be i S Psidtinan oye 519 70h streat IRE Salutation By prevent proprietor. ttt 2 RFA $5 ACER, ‘one. = Arlingte on Tu ‘poue 0 rooms: sas: Oh Pe eel wri crap ‘all necessa: eceesary' Blackeh ground. Aj a. Ni: 3 Pennsylvania: mtg pee = oR, amall, genteel Sela sonian HOUSE 1068 pas Techecetes premises. febi9- ‘OB SALE—T have till left for safe ea new two stor: brick front, B street, between, Jan and tb strests Ne We cow a rooms, bath rae Teeiiibeesd ars bersains PERSONAL. Paice rou ae Sy TABLE Ro: D per mont Fin BENT- ith and 131 ieee hee td es bet — 2 Wothe HOWSED Ete 'OB Bi Rarer teeter eat reegd frag eee aa B. it est —HOU! No. S11) gta Grenne. bob my ers, Star 01 gales comfortable FRA! 5 ate aie eee aed ‘Weare prepared to farnish semanas tia sy erase — - See. te Contractors in quantities to suit. Pi BB and . ORAMOER outers Weareslso BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONB ite Maree Genes ua FOR Casto ut Worn avenue. 4. B. 206 2 00., _ jeal?-tf Foot of K strest. pol-eott * 2 u street. ta the in ¥. asta ape, RA CT @ SON, Y. corner %h and D D streets, wae