Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1872, Page 2

TAR. +. Editor. Largest Circulation in the District ‘cRosnyY * S. NOYES... — Matter on a Every | Page. The Growth of Washington. The exhibit published im another column of the real estate transactions for the year stl shows the remarkable growth of the city im that time. The date here presented is well calculated to reassure any nervous people who may have been lead to believe that Wash- ington, in the hands of the men of progress, was * go ng to the demnition bow-wows.” It will be seen that the number of transfersof real estate for the year 157! exceed those for 1570 by over 20 per cent.; and the aggregate consid- eration paid is 50 per cent. greater than in 1870. While the transactions were largely increased, the value of the property conveyed in 1871 is one- half more than in 10! There are two classes of people who will be made unkappy by this exhibit of the growth and prosperity of Wash- ington— Messrs. Reavis & Co., capital-movers, and Messrs. Crane & Co., who are seeking so laboriously to destroy the financial credit of the city, and cripple improvements and all progress | calculated to make Washington attractive and invite people of wealth and culture to make their homes bere. Seott Garrett. The wide difference between the history, policy and character of the Pennsylvania, and the Baltimore & Obio railroad companies was well illustrated in the proceedings before the congressional committee on the District of Co- jumbia yesterday, a full report of which was published in T: STAR of last evening. Mr. Scott, who represented the former secmed to have a definite plan in view, and his replies to the committee were straightforward, clear and to the point. On the other hand, Mr. Garrett had no plan but objection, no policy but obstruc- tion, and in po single instance did he give a direct answer to the questions propounded by the committee. All was vague, misty and non- committal; nothing fer progress every thing for inaction and delay. Whatever the tinal result of the contest may be, there can be no doubt as to the impression made by the two men on all who heard or read the proecedings referred to. One was accepted as the type of action and progress, the other of obstruction and decay. Mr. Garrett cannot understand why the peo- ple of Wasbington are willing to grant privileges to Scott that they deny him. They drove him away from Pennsylvania avenue, he says, and now want to force him yet further away from the business center, yet they are willing to per- mit Scott to bring his road into the heart of the city, and plant bis station directly on the Av- enue. On the face of it this does appear like an unfair discrimination, but the explanation is this: The people look upon Mr. Garrett's road 4s an oppressive monopoly, from which relief is to be afforded oniy through a rival road. In Mr. Scott they see a railroad man of enlarged ideas, who, while pushing the interests of his company with wonderful tact and energy, shigincntogeen yet bas the sagacity to appreciate that these interests are identical with those ef the country traversed by his roads. Every locality teuched by his magic wand is benefitted. Growth and quickened business ac- tivity are the immediate results. Compare his large expenditures of money and labor in this city, on the tunnel, the Anacostia bridge, and the new Long Bridge to make hisroad what it should be, with the niggardly expenditures o, Mr. Garrett bere for the accommodation of our business men and the traveling public! Don’t we remember his station-house on Pennsylvania | avenue, from which he complains that he was driven—a dingy, little old brick building, squatted down by the Tiber, of such con- | tracted proportions that one of the partien- lar duties of Capt. Goddard's police was to | save the passengers from the depredations of pick pockets on the narrow, crowded platform! But Mr. Garrett omits to mention that the prin- expal reason why the city felt it necessary to push him out to the boundary, was, that he per- sistently refused to conform the grades of his road to the city grades; thus rendering it im- practicable to open streets across bis track, or te carry out any improvements in that part of the city north of his depot. If Mr. Scott builds such stations as Garrett's was on Pennsylvania avenue, or makes a desert of the portion of the city traversed by his road, as Garrett did, he, too, will deserve to be crowded out to the Loundary. But we hope and believe better | things of bim. +eee-— Yet Another! The fruits of the outrageous verdictof the jury in the Prince libel suit against Tae Stan are already being exhibited. One Alexander Clap- petton now claims of us the modest sum of 225,fe, for alleged reference to him in a news item concesBing reported Indian frands. As Prince got $3,000 Awarded him when it was proved that there was no malice in the publica- tion, and that he was not damaged either In pocket or reputation, this man Clapperton thinks it a good time to strike the Star Company for the snug little sum of $25,000. He evidently counts upon finding another jury as stupid as ‘Yhe Carrington-Prince jury, but this is scarcely possible. He underrates the intelligence ot our averoge jurymen by taking this jury as an illas- tration of the whole. ‘2e0e- New York and Boston are both trying to reform the bad managment of the horse car lines. Im the former city, Dr. Morris, in a report to the Board of Health, pointedly con- demns the condition of the cars on some of the lines. The principal evils complained of are improper ventilation, greasy cushions, and the filthiness of the straw, which he says should be changed daily, the seats taken out frequently and cleansed, the ventilation properly improved. If these reforms are not promptly carried out by the companies, the Board of Health will take forcible measures to compe! them to do it. Boston is suffering trom the same evil as Wash- imgton—crowaed cars. The horse railway com- panies of that city semi-officially, through witnesses examined before a committee, an- nounce to the Legislature that they camnot, with any pretit, at certain hours run cars enough to give every passenger the seat for which he has paid. The public there is thoroughly aroused however, and say they will not submit to be swindled any longer. They argue that if the | terday afterm | a foot of the Queen's companies cannot do the business which, by the terms of their charters, they contracted to do, it follows that they should surrender these char- ters, and let others, it they please. try the ex- petiment. That is the right kind of taik, and we wish the Bostonians success. It willencour- age other suffering communities. +<0e-— -—_ ‘Three entire days having been devoted to thé Selection of eleven men who don't read the papers to serve as jurors in the case of Mayor Hall, the New York Ster says:—“ It is doubtful if a mere entirely regular and satisfactory pro- ceeding has ever been witnessed im a cout of justice.” Such foolery may be satisfactory to ‘the mayor and his friends; but how about the tax-payers who have to pay the expense, and the lovers of justice who would like to have an intelligent and fair verdict in the case on its merits? ——_—--6e- Here is a fact which outweighs a mail car full Senatorial speeches <5 or When General Grant became President a $100 United States bond was worth $82.72 in gold; it so now wert G00t in gold Suit & po. haven't only Only got up a “corner in whisky” but @ whele page in newspapers also! Nothing like getting held ot what everybody must have and then advertising it. ——-ee- S57 Worth's favorite combination of colors this season are and light hake °F and bine, and garnet color @7 Fifty women are confined in the Louisville ee ving been convicted of being com- of John Sar- an artist in her father's specialty weerotine engraving. S7 Dan Rice; after all bis ups and downs, had another down. Peo Degretty ia Erie county, Pa., is for sale by the Engiand’s New Excitement. & LUSATIO Pairing TO SHOOT THE QUEEN ‘PtsToL. ITH aN BMPTY En land wast xcited ex y a report that an attem noon to kill the Queen. It ars 18 years old, m Alfred 0 gate of Backin, ing from a driv pt hed th jucen Victoria proac' e ingoas Ea Q Fb bead down to avoid not explode for good shown presently. 0” papers granting a rel which he sbeuted to ing her at same was instantly seized by the Queen's attendants, then found that the pistol was un- nd that it was of such primitive con- seretaie that if it had been loaded | not bave been discharged. B: accounts of the a: and the excitement was evenin, TS AD) ed the details became kn Crowds were lected in_the streets eta, discussing the news and awaiting partic: COURAGE co eae THE UEEN. Other accounts state that O'Connor ap- proached the carriage amd made the demonstra- tom, Her Majesty was very calm, and showed the co which she bas often exhibited. She directed that a true statement of the circum- stances be immediately made in both Houses of Parliament in order te prevent the spread of exaggerated rumors. THE ANNOUNCEMENT IN PARLIAMENT. While the House of Lords was in committee discussing the ecclesiastical bill, Lord Granville entered and said, he hoped their Lordships would excuse the sudden interruption of the pro- ceedings, but he had an announcement to make which was desirable should be made without de- lay. He then proceeded tostate the facts as above given. Lord Granville said he would not dwell on the details nor point to the contrast between the dastardly act and fetes 's extraordinary exhibition of the nation’s loyalty. The Duke of of Buckingham briefly oo, the thankfulness of the House at the escay Her Maj from danger. Gladstone = statement in the House of similar to that of Lord Granville. After the arrest of O'Connor he was taken to the nearest police station, Dhajgpte his behavior was wild and his incoherent. He boasted that he tried to reach the Queen on Tuesday. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. A special to the N. Y. World says: As the car- riage drove up to the gate of Buckingham Pal- ace (O'Connor's over the wall and struck the Qucen on the breast with an unloaded same time presenting oe for Fenians, exclaiming, ig Ks ince Arthur, who was seated carriage with the Queen, Ses The Ryetent sell gangs calm. ‘When Ogee was q aid his oe ax slibe held TRIS EVE! mabe PS Matuew B » of Central odes Bot tit ma aD Se Sweet oe : | vaRR i Nem ‘ia SPARES | ee OR. tabar’ EVENING, March 2, t7 Fons. WIDSTRAND, Bec'y. FEY TORK BRFOBLICAN ASsvoIA- tiow will be hel ion League Hail on 8A B- DAY EVENING, the Sf of Match insane AM OLAFE. er President. WABEBEN C. STONE, Rec. Sec EOIN Tpor ANY. WASHINGTO! FoRkstvitie, PRINCE Gtorar’s Co.,Mp., AT ur RAILROAD Co; ‘ebruar} BA 1972. At necting of the corporators of the Washing- | s = and Point Lookout allroad: Congenne crestville: dered That books of subscription t9 the tock of said company shall be opened on, PRT he 29:b dey March, 1572. at ities‘ Store, For purpose of enabling all persons. who may de: fete do to subser a to the capita! Suck. f sand company. Books ‘opened at 10 Seclek a.m. and closed at 3o'elock p. ar DU: ‘WALKER, 8. WB . 8. T8U) Jo} feb29 Im P. b MEDC PARTMENT, HOWAB USIVERSITY “Second Arvgal Coauarn ence rat. FRIDAY: March 1.1872, at7.00 p. m-at the first I Church, cernér of Wth and @ ch fore de et ame te public general on invited to be presen aguas eemgesizoee exaioty Pips at AGGRAVATED INDIGESTION. Persons who are predisposed to dyspepsia. find their sufferings from this cause greatly aggravated by damp weather, easterly winds, and sudden changes froma mild to « chilling atmosphere. In therefore. the pangs of indigestion are ugmested by the atmospheric varia- '® pecaliar to the season,and it is incumbent epon all who desire to pass through the ordeal of its cold mists and insalubricus gales with easy stomachs,and untormented by the indescribable torments which accompany dyspepsia,to tone and strengthen the digestive organs with a healthful aad effective veg etable invigorapt; and no one at ail familiar with the medical record of the age, can question for one moment that Hostetter’s Btomach Bitters is the Tonte best adapted to this purpose. ‘The c edentials of the Great Restorative are an equalled in number and character by those of any other advertised medicine in the world. If ever there was a preparation to rank asa National Rem. edy. this wonderful specific hase feir claim to the title. Fora period of twenty years it has literally been the Champion Toaic and Alterative on this side ofthe Atlantic. In popularity ft has never been | approached by any ofits would-be competitors, and its annual sales are so far in advance of those of any other medicines of its clars, that comparisons would be ridiculous. One or two conclnsions fs inevitable. Either the American peuple are deficient in common sense, and incapable of rational discrimination, or Hostetter's Bitters is the best preventive remedy for indigestion, fever and ague. bilioas remitten‘ fever, constipation, rhenmatism, nervous com- plaints, and al! maladies of an epidemic or endemic type. The reader will judge for himself which of the two conciusivns is most consistent with fac: and ason. feb25-eon.tw — wr A 1a) eye MBER OF CLAIMS isegpetor ead the Sy Deak eal veri bs of the Committee of Indebtedo: eocymen sma will BEMOVAL NOTICE GOL’ CO. have ED ofr oS BOERS order BENDT ED 334 4 ie En a _K 4 SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. T. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN'’S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Bawatne Hovst opposize tae Treasury. deposits of more made with this supany on OF bolors February nent wit aree Six P. that date, payable July prune iorvaig (BY = Fate Ta | Ope av? JEWELERY RE- eenceeee Tit Ne PAIRED AT LO’ OaLt: AT RE! D> RAT pin: utd Bon /B0"S, 5. B. . ‘ions ign i .. eer lew York av: be GOS Stuer sth ant’ D arse we o int FIBANCIAL anD COMMERCIAL. The New Vork sey market was yes! ‘While mone ean be s. we t. and according! ‘ket is @ull and nominal. Governmont bonds were@ull and only steady, and the stock continued heavy until noom, when an reaction eo Government Seeurt the paper 78 ‘i 4 i Stara amen oe jai’, & Ov.'s ‘kx ‘press, 73; America: a, sDalted Btates "Expices, 65% Hadson, & N New York Central Scri: i! Harlot ; Beading, 112%; Mic (11735- Lake Shore & Miel ‘Souther fic Railroad. 343%: Illinois Centr Cleveland & Pitts 1. INorthwest, 76 Northwest pref'c. 90's: New Jerse Bock Tela ? pa srrpferred rhc & Western, 105%; ware Awan ern 105%; Tourintecd 0, Hanpibel and be deseph S75 away «ago and Alton, 117; Chicago and Alten, preterr ‘and Mi jesissippi certificates, 4: Indiana, Se: Tem ci 108%; Union Pacific Ist Bonds, 91°. Gola, Hone.” Markets To-day. Battimors, March 1.—Vir, 6e, consoli- | dated, 54; West Virginia, 17; North Carolina's, old, $4—all others unchan; Battimorg, March 1.—Cotton dull and nom- inal, low middlings, 2134. Flour quiet but frm. Wheat firm: Pennsylvania, $1 6521.70. Corn firmer; white southern, 64a66c.; yellow southern, S3aé4. Oats dull: western, 51a53; southern, 52456. Rye steady, 95a$1.02. Pork steady: S144 Balt: Bulk meats dull and unchanged. Bacon stead, shoulders, 63,263; rib sides, 9X; clear rib sides 7; hams, 13 a 14. ‘Lard quiet: 93 ‘Western but- ter fair ly active, and unchanged. Whisky dull New Yorx, March 1.—Stocks not quite so firm. Gold steady, 104. Money firm, 7. Ex- short, 10. Governments dull 80; new, 52. North flour dull and declin- ing. Bl pared vault and. nominally lower. Corn pps LS toe 1, 11:30 a. m.—Consols opened at 92 for money, to 925, for account. Bonds of a62, 31%; 1865, old, 924%; 1867, 92; 10-40's, 88 y. ares March 1.—Kentes opened a! 30 centimes. Lonpox, quiet. 56 francs March 1.—American securities ——+*0e- — Daranturnr opie Chey Signal Offcer War DePartment, lcer, Wasuinoton, D.C., March 1, 1872, 10 a.m. } Srvorsis yor THE Past Twenty-Four Hovers.—The area ot lowest barometer, \yiahece on Thursday morning was over eastern Ken- tucky, has apparently moved eastward over and beyond the middle Atlantic coast, the area of snow having extended northeastward into Penn- sylvania and New Jersey; an area of low baro- meter is developing in the Gulf,and fresh to brisk northerly to easterly winds and cloudy weather are now prevailing over the gulf states, with rain along the immediate coast; cloudy weather is now prevailing apt oe get H the Mis- sissippl valley and eastward; clear afid pleasant er very generally from Kentucky north. ward and eastward, and from Virginia to South Carolina; cloudy and threatening weather has prevailed at San Francisco; low barometer and rain at Portlard, Ore; RODABILITIES. rising over the Ne oF “barometer continue ‘ngland and middle states, with northerly winds and clear weather very geverally; falling barometer for the eastern guif, with continued cloud and rain and in- creasing easterly winds; increased cloudiness and northeasterly winds for the south Atlantic — with Unaperte threatening weather; ris- barometer, winds backing to northwesterly, th clearing weather. over eastern Texas and Louisiana uring the afternoon and evening; partially cloudy weather from the Ohio valley northwestward. popes winds are not anti- cipated for the Atl: coast during the da; BUSTIN Corner B. isa ries anu 15th street. ‘ashington, D. C., Wyopars Desren ox bp ES ac, she. rt BLUE ‘STONE, ioe Bui ding. Macedamiziog s and tome purposes delivered in any part of the Dis- “REAL ESTATE bought and seld andmonoy in- vested. To this branch of the business I will here- after give my persotal attention and will be at my office daily from ten #. m. until four 1-tf CHINA, & ROCKERY, GLASSWARE, FINE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE. We are now receiving large invoices of the soods, make, at the lowest m: Orders taken for Chia Dinner = or So asl ogers’ celebrat Best Cement for EBL _ ml-3t Ko. anit Odd thw wa’ Hall, 7th st. V E ABE Now tease LARGE L a i oF, EL) FRING. Soops, jasaleg pare gies in gia variet; 1.25 per yard 3 jack oy: + 8, from. Japences. a rw We areca P eae eet or Perealap. Tarletans oo mr dete Sheet eetinge, a sat vicar ig = SOG BE Claton” Dorskine, Oaesimerce, Moltons He ades SF Pric low mod ne deviation. shee ‘AN @ WYLIE, 1018.ard 1020Jth street. N, W. Ww Books aT PHILP @ S0LOMONS. ware pend rr By ED = = % DS > Frome ‘and Jtalion ‘The sovels of PArien, Pyke Ez. rotor Bid Rude Sious Hi Monnes in all Countries. By James ay Ot the ‘Revival of the Gothic Art. By EZ BEC! PUBLICATIONS Barinnbonte 's Legends of Old Testament Charac- M°™ E Dr meek Plain Tatk abont Insanity $1.90. merton’s Etcher’s Rand Book. Sir Ir Henry Holland » Recollections of Past Life. $3. Jeffries’ Animal and Vegetable Parasites. $1 Talmadge 's Abcminations of Modern Society: S15. — Tes of Opinion in tre- beet 1H Bi, A p Any to ‘of Death, $1.75. rome The ingaite and Fusite. Sl. Ae Be Heatiog. with hints on the selection of . ts aah: Varie Sophie aILP BOOKSELLERS ANP marl <8, STATRONER: on PE SSYLVARIA AVENUE. "TS 210 GIVE ROTOR, ‘raat the Sher aoe NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, STREET AND NEW (os (Orromte Bigcs’ Bayx,) Peys Interést at the rate of S1X PER CENT. PER aBNUM On All Depontis sade tro te vt to and inclading HENRY A. WIDUABD, President. ee Ge Lind badd Ba Pres't. nen eee care Roeser the | great PEN _. ut TS Wa’ < eB at “ea but tea ‘ money bly eall there is no inducement to oy com- | ae paper at the rates which have ruled for | a WANTS. Fet WANTD—a NURSE. a between 6th und fth streets weet, petent 000K Wasa rhea come wall Bar D Treatee 29 3 FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE FaRa over thie cit: I The lalge DWELLING HoUss. h Gay Proce Frunerivac'a ‘avenue, six doors east of the ‘And passages. oat the lines! the new ZH, railond. 03 retreat R’W. _ 4 = “ c Anais Pains arnt Sshort distance incouptry. AppIy coruer ds and | tg WARXTED—Boelisble MILK MEN to simi for the Piedmont ‘and Produce Associa pon Anoly at xt a ade aveyue freight depot, e. ae x term praia’ or B. CANFIELD. Age. ws ee ae Se SITUATION tna frat clase, hotel or privat residence. Address COOK . Star Office. Vv J ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to do general bonecwork: one that can wash and iTon Sunt © me well recommended, others noed » Apply at 993 south A st., Capitol Hill. 123 3” ANTED—A_gentecl! COLORED WOMAN, Ws with Fe yee jai win ust go home at ni Kopi i610 ‘Tor street. ar Hto2p.m By y y ANTED—An iD PaReO: to poly, after 4 p. eines wo. neral housework; good references Call of No. 743 th street corner of 1, WA Aten iea So anes FT @ Factory, corner 14th and D street ta \WaAxrED—a waite CHAMBERMAIO; none apply except upon good recommendation; weet G. W. PHILLIPS. maker, who works few more ap in Sel —_ clase dress: Winners BS fo go out go out, iTTLER, wrohadrees Mire, “KATHA Aa fomen’s Cbristian Associa street. Judiciary Square. if : WANTED SETTLED WOMAN to oe gen- housework for a family of five. A gud cook, and washer req Beat of reference’ de- ai 195 Bast Capitol street, be- = repeal streets oat, Sebyrene: the per ot Wartime WOMAN to cook, wash = a ‘ho ean come well recommended as to aualif: cations and character. None Wa at Star Office. bol i iD. A PARTE. mee ms =~ ears’ experience h Wines in, tigers denise a PARTNER. with, not less than 215,010, to join him inthe purchase of a Lumber ow in suceessful operation. in one of thg bert lalitin in this city. Address “J. W. ANTED. OLD STEAM J BOILERS, WEOUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IBON, fe hich ih will be paid. OF wench cag will De vad: @. WHERLER. feb24-c06t Seventh street and Vanal Bridge. NTED—A_ competent Goael aM ie N and Pg ee! 7 ined Must sh, 01 it Boots 3 re- pi 9 ye Box No 5, Star office. £23 6.* aie ice i male and female. can fret 2 lars an nite Et Tere tl & aT Jae i ae lith st., near E. ISE ©. BUTLER. Wesseiap seene Kinds of Embroi- gery. Nine but experienced hands need KUREES Stamping Depo, 817 Tth oeent, ope: site Patent Office. Liver Wyleira janié es class OB AM 8 to do serub-work, es = Se ESTEE 7 \@ cash hildrens OAST OFF CLOTHING a aceey and SHO RS "HATS and CAPS, BLA LANEETS and peace P PRYSER, Agent, acti THE seventh eae M ~ 20 REVOLVE Elks: cect, on) EBT FOL 7ARTED Ai those = yw that the best ONT ime thor sigh “ DOLLAR SPRO- rately au'ted to the the Optician, LOST AND FOUND ee beg STONE pramoED PIN. A of $25 will be given for its a to I 2s att pear, gy Ferra: at ie Tats 4 itol, @ = STA 'U. will be x bly rewarded by leaving vat this sarc or No, 51. Line OR STOLEN=A sore sve eae, He age Tomelty = the sem ge toe ee Jove, dersigned, = Soa ator o marl f6t neon gaa6 L ou D—On Tuesday croning, February wih. E containing mouey, ‘Fhe owaer cau have ihe’ pl by girertiscmen inement BAM POLK TS a a 34 D st., between 6th and 7th, N. W. LoGirats mie BOR Earns ety. eee BS Bah pee norshwest. | ASS Baturday, February 2h, o — ag. UNT B Page pont ape ane os eepers Shae pany, ge Rea cae Neving been mi Oy a Te: Nepemadng tb cnal persons are net COSTAE Aa CORSEN ie Pom SALB OB KRENT—Bv’ jones No even Reet cn eh BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe RENT—A B- USE avenue, between 6th ‘roems. Apply to 6)! ee roms RENT—A ecw BRICK Bi TOUSE, SE, with seven and bath 430 ru or, Tth strest. Jerse: bet D hy gume, between ~ * arti ‘8 1) 9 iN ONE OB TWO 8U om ey end Busine: $3,000 2.085. mnte fn sums to | Correct and reliable commun. fea estate security L. vey at- Law, 408 Tih et., corner D Ue <a Gk ants. we i » WILL BUY THE STOCK “HxvoL $125 AND LICENSE of 's Fancy Store. Ap- ply containing eight r Sg > by of ee 12 E street, between Ith and ISth «te (27 3c* Lit pOWNIN th street, 2 Two FURNISHED Ru 3GE SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND ON First at low rates, per month. 7 sou wise Vins: “LASS F soto tbe BOW a, PRUs Ce RELLTATIONS i? hs 5 ib mee T28aN. A Sed Miboreh we between Baty ae RES ; Peete rae Fe EB BOVIN'S eo all Femat, Ladies should mot owe them Verio ay . hie s a ap ow! iH ™ NPaLY Plaka : duce taiseasr i 7! Fo B! Beal Estate, b: p Carne A inwit city 8th street, coruer of N street, one square fr: street carn fe | gepar-ee | Sore or na cretion it eee (OR RENT—Aandwome ROOMS. single or con a Fe ka Bemis. Roume No TAIT sree wee rors pa: farmshed or unfucnished: DICKSON | $4,000 ,7°. . = ror iar meee House, 409 Lith screct, above Pennsylvania av» | tour's Law Bodies a — ~ TOR CREST Very pleasant FURNISHED BROCE AND RUSICSTORE FO RSA THE TRADES, ah tire hied floors, with — PROMAS MA 2 ARRON, BOARD: bath inhouse. erts ronson | Ts Bist 3b oh or Apply streets The well stocked made. Sewing M we 5° » > = ie Mac tone OE ean ae eine eee BOOK AND MUSIC STORE rented. ned repalred ot ressrushie rome ta with ees and water, 713 D street, between i and Sth, near Post Office, Market, R . ‘OB RENT—A (with fixtures) of PORK & SELIGSUN. aa te bark ‘oflere Srare chance. “Terins will be made easy to reeponsible parties. SEVERAL PABLOR ORGANS AND PIANOS febz2?-2 ECRNIGHED pousk jo. 128 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN. | Woks, : Bt b ok se at No. 217 north: 08, EB. op Pennsy| aaa avenue, est. Wicka Raw 197m «t., Opposite Post-Otice. RENT—HOUSE on 3th street, bet _O | | Defenses, Wat | Leer. Sve Kuan - ‘SON SES oh ere | od A form nd wba Sa le has becn Used for several years na a Reatatr RNERAL EMPLOYMENT 2E.—All per rant, | THOS. Be WAGGAMAN. 319 7th st Gis sone wishing to employ ents Tees et fz 6t 2 Opposite Post- ce “3 to call a: eae BVO! ae ‘OR RENT_BRICK HOUSE: 9 rooms: eas: ponte Ny cpeaieaenmmens * °¥ winEseR door - “HORATIO K KI . Fisaver wanes AND gurrig fom xewr, | AAs aA Ric earn g puattisg. ong | “ate WO, | Samay jin the Firs on Peunsyl- be ; vanie avenue, Heassahle Se eR ar ™ | MONEY To LOAN ON REAL Estar | Orders for Job 1722 Pa. ave is. feb 10t BH, WARNER, 725 7th atroot, | teBded to.” OB REWNT—One or t vutlemen can T Rf LOAN ON FIRST CLASS | 2 FORNISHED KOO ystems ns | $25,00 000 iy provecty, ta famne from one to | 3" pill cepient to the Department Dear the Zen rectcars, inquire at OS Ht street, between ‘“febloveotOe[Rep.] S11 7thatwepp. Poot Ofice. | — Pirwt duality Br nd 7th. Fa SALE—Baving no further uss for them, w. hs sees wo LILBY'S) penn T is ones latest improved c: + On 2d floor, with or without BOARD; bate ‘and all conveniences. Rent low to References exchanged. No. Fo BES: RENT—PARLOR and BRD BOOM tenant | 630"s0 “stneet x. j E95, RENT. Taose conveniont. new Fate & HOUSES near corner 1étn and Boundary streets, Y ree from cars; avement. Rent Sapplie. Arbitrators tor Diapated 1 lames a, ov Tru STREKT 4, ENTER AND BYTi py, Anat Oppostte Coat for or superintend the Cou Buiuines J. B. TURTON, | CARPENTER, BUILDER, co Orders for House Carpen: ann NTRACTOR mouth. Ap ly to WB. 5 omnes We Law, 711 G street.” #27-6¢ FOR SALE. fa ek (OR SALE—A brautifal LOT, north side K | 4 | r = HF street, between isth and 16th W v ie AT PRIVATE 8Aaug. RMON AL gAMES F RULEN. oats Terine cany: Alags two 4-tenar ” . = ea * §x6,to be moved off. Apply 1313 iin stroct 3 nino a any, eld oe ie eek ees WED) 40,609 Louictaus arco dere 2 _eodw Glerce’s Mill to Tenmaliytown, about 2% miles from ea ot ME. Capt Bit a FOR BENT OR SACRA Sa DoaaTET Washi annem mation. taf RESIDENCE, with FARM if desired, ou rth | ,,The pi about twenty-three acres of | 4 WNING AND FLAG DEPOt serena ae hs oon ighieen Frome wrormal, cottages-uee™ataio, JOHN CH cheay fury ‘stor: in theo: ery a . . gecirable ‘locality. "Address “FARMER. Star | Lie six tie other three reums, ion howsa, baru: Manufactarer of Awni Pap inte Office. ‘tar-st There are seven eres of grapes in bearing, pears, | Wauur Gos Socamine aT ¢ ENT—From Marchi, FRAME HuUsE Jo a on 1 | Parties. All orders uy hall, No. 913 west 2th street, between f pine sew from fhe hotke ie one of the finest ta Market 8 P's D ‘ontaining 7 rooms and bath room. water in A, A id = i and gas throughout. Also, —— room, Dining and Kitchen Furniture tor sale. wis at the House, or room 13, Sixth Auditor's oe BR SALE—The LOT pected corner a = For partic = and examine this pr is nat eald by the Ist Pa aece ey The Mian sPPly to TERCE SHORMAKER, Festi marl-tt e maint. enue. ‘OR ee Grover & Siar aaa 8tWise ly toa. J. 8 at Andrew J Sores & fa ic ach Factory, 8. W. corner of lith and & Pesca manne Price, §3) cash. Spal hy (Be ine west. mai 50 cash 7 and month! v eugs «between W and Ek Cagd on the THURIEY we am A™™ thavag ht ext door. Call at Will ex- : “ POabecocs = é change for ¥ * Ponudmaster ETCALF, Beal Betate Broker, - : 126-5t Corner sth st. and New York ay, renee HANCE T sale, a first-class PI- A OTE, 7-octa: + moder and Fo RENT—Chance fora Smail, uiet Family, fini h, i rfect tune and order for Spring and Bewtmeror Ste, Months Seren = | i bate with dao’ river view and breeze, | ie "eagr ee ate Be pS wh r sale,the SHELVING Eecnneylvania avenue, Inquire on the premises in the store situated No 408, atesccrigess™ fee'st*” J,OR RENT—HOUSE for rent and Furniture = sele,at No.313 Posnaglavaia avenue, between i OB SALE—A thorcugh bred STALLION. For vals, &c. as ASD “AWNINGS, TENTS for Sale or Bent for Camp Meotingy an NINGS for Public and Private Balls a: M. @. COPELAND. Dealer ty Awning Matera eas Loa ane NY FISHER, FIRST-CLASS BCOURER, 618 9ru StREET, Orrosire Par more: T Orr adopting the latest impron merican or European im: sso: enabled to do my work ine manne — by — Dot possensing thee rat ing tau out cleaning tie after being rem ard 4% streets. Furnished and unfuraished BOOMS re Pasigre. igre, &c..apply to =: s : SMITH. Vete'y Surgeon, at J. W. aa aad me ee ee PHRIE'S siables,( strect, bel worn wid nena ae TAO BENT Gach FRICK Ba Tat" | new Vor styloot clesetos Ki “and attic HOUSE. No. 2411 aed LUMBEE YARD FOR SALE. Vellcend Sreemaes Siasesl tecena a Ayre sony E. BR ENTWISLE,| House Agent, | sing STOCK Be. of the Lumber Yard,corner 7uh | foned at 81 per ‘suuaro yard. Ostrich Fw we! ate om pie | f mr the bewe ans strest, et prics: “The location iagumof the beet in thirties ine | Ofice oe HY. Dyeing Fem SALK—At en new and well- | the Inmber business. Satisfactory reasons for seli- | The pe ont built five: ronn HOUDES; with water-ausvecwer | (re miter business. | Satist proprietor, Appiyrn | te kind in the coun and water closets: in the most contral and destrabte | {ive premiese ak ws seas Fi i reo ay y chandscussinwrest, “Adare G., J Goes ENED FROM, ONTO—Terenty young 7 — t pnd 24-6" fee ORS Es. sultable for ay Kind of srk E™ om RENT BEION YARD for rout-on which ig | cx tae ap Sth, ond eunpalet beats BEAST can trammporintion by camf” tive; tenate ook | = Oe aes rs aOrR OPRANS, Sate & oy ea ‘on the premiaes, shponitgand cxat ee edt Une OLAS a. ~ of toll gton and Alexandria Railroad, nncaatl BMIAG HE AND MANS iss | 14 2.7 Sw aEs, BOARDING. = COMMISSION. Pree ihe fest idee ar Can ine wena URBNISHED BOOM, front th _CARRIAGES BEFATESD wide, on wi Vi 0! om 5 HOUSE, elent rooms, on 3 . jut west of tivor, with BOARD, on moderate terme "Gon | JB COR AMR 208 PRINTING the Navy Department. 1 will sell onthe most ac- | venient tocars and departments. No. 1535 BY Age FULY EXE Commodating terns, terms; tony its, 15? tarsi ty cen I3*h and 14th streets. f _ | estety pees = te 123-5t* i over Middieton's Bauk. | fC1RST CLASS rr Bay Our. a HOUSE, Corner 6th street ané Pa. avenus. Fe Reena ATEACL GE ing arege has So fo stone ‘Guatries, and eligit BANKERS. sold in w! er usE to suit pur meee: present FURNINHED BOOMS with first- FREEDNAI'S “tee yo BRICE te Fire Ward. class BOARD, st 1000 and 1002°E wiret, serene a “wat ~ Fe 7 Banking House, Bo. 1507 Peunsylvauis FS; : EENT-FARY 6 Bee a gs icy SE Pays 5 UI oF intienest Aritgton Terapiee: sae bees SER |B me PAYS FOUR on 8 ~ od kpplr to 6. JOR RSTON: Issmes ng 6 at eae ae thee #8 Ue MEDICAL, &c. omen oars — ucelis Shee re ae iy Stent opwoat DDE, LEON, No. 921 1 street, above Tth, can be eam tn who Say be Samerae aes ERGULR ERTIES | , Once r= dorday ut a, csterees as 08 RERTDOUENET 10 F street. astens, 1427 F street,(two doors from U.S partment.) DRY GOODS. Eye campoint Sad or WASHINGTON, D. 0 SPRING DRESS GOODS. Pye, pbsgette Deposita and transact a Genera! iS x _——™ cities taken st canraee tot Br tae te, 3 Back and polrel Alpe. ek ct children’s 1@-tocked Skirts, 75¢.; Dray on Se. (oboe, tot of, Rimbroldery cheap; new — mnie ried lin. for skirting; Table Linen, ‘Towels, Claime h'the unwed Staves Napkins, 4c., &e vat MIDDLETOS * COMNOLLY'S, 608 o> 4 arr v1 ASHINGTON iasa ‘Uppesite Patent W ryt Kuss StL a ete aiso, peat PAYSS PERCENT Int INTEREST 08 (pare Ta Gie ran Ser n 90 conte | enue f faterest fos Pla Mode and bt Bas French ana | OM = English FOELIRS sie” Spring Goods, frou % 7) tan Hotel. gat Penh ee alpacas’ ies , Bate Beant ot es are Fe BANKERS, edit crm rst eet a ss a ter cadwa rom; SEE urbe OHED COTTONS, a ow swe ie York tathtioos: Price Oply—in Plain Figures. hate pene A ARGAINS IM D! S00Ds. febdio-tr Weasrealso BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONB FOR CASH at our Works. oa J. B. ZUG & 00.. Foot of K street. Bee so Rtitis x. 25-4" No. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. $88 Suit es ce eee porta vt WILLETT @ RUOFF, 905 PERNSTLYANIA AVEO Have just received ‘THE SPRING STYLE SiLk BAT @Linl rt New Amp BaxDes)