Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1872, Page 2

CRoeRnY 5. NoYes. «+00 iter, Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. | WASHINGTON CITY: . jONDAY. March 4, 1972. Railway Motives. A correspondent refers to our report appearance of Messrs. Scott and Garrett the District co ittee in Congress the other day, and asks us whether we think the Peaansy!- vania railway company really cares any more for the interest of the general public than docs the Baltimore and Vhio company. We answer: Probably not. Our observation convinces us that the managers of all railways keep an eye single to the big figure No. 1, and shape all their efforts to increasing its size and power. The Pennsylvania company is, however, wise enongh to see that ifs interest lies in the accommodation of the public, steady improvement, and the de- velopment of all kinds of resources. The policy of the Baltimore company, on the other hand, seems to be to hold on to what it has, to give the least possibie in return for what it gets, and to do nothing im the spirit of liberal enterprise. ‘That's about all there is ot it: the difference in the way of looking at the same thing and trying to accomplish the same end. To our mind the Pennsylvania view seems to be the one out of which the publtc islikely to derive most benetit, and we therefore endorse it. — For propounding this inquiry, which seemod to be regarded as a stunner, we understand Mr. Garrett has furnished to our correspondent a free pass over the Peint of Rocks branch of his line, good until the cars commence running. He de- serves it. ——__+<6-—____ Ifany of the model jurymen who brought in the verdict for $3,000 against Taz Stax the other day fancied they could screen themselves from public censure under the skirts of Judge MacArthar’s ralings, that delusion must have been effectually dispelled by his remarks on Saturday im setting aside that verdict and granting a new trial. In deciding the motion | he said it was supposed by some that the damages which the jury had given the plaintiff were in the nature of damages done to the business of the party. These damages would have been special, and he bad ruled during the trial that under the declaration, which would not support special damages, none could be found. He had instructed the jury if they found that the article complained of was libellous they should find for the plaintify, but not give any special damages | arising from what was supposed in business, &c. | He could not but think that the jury hadtaken | inte consideration what he had excluded. It was | difficult to see on whatthey had based a verdict of this amount when he had excluded special damages. He would not say that they had | acted partially, but he was astonished on its rendition. He could understand, had the paper | been in the habit of publishing libellous mat- ters, had such a verdict been rendered. But it | had not. Since he had been in the city he had observed the course and conduct of the papers of the District, and he had found the defendant (THE STAR) to be the most decerous of the | journals published here; and it certainly was not | his intention, in instracting the jury, to single it | out for such a verdict. The jury may have been | misled, although he had explained fully to them | the difference between general and special dam- | ages, and had excluded all special damages. He | had, therefore, come to the conclusion to set the | verdict aside and grant a new trial. The Distriet Committee in investigating the | affairs of the District goverrment do well in | giving considerable latitude to Crane & Co., but the latter have presumed so much upon this tolerance, and have shown such insufferable | insolence towards respectable citizens sum- moned as witnesses that they on Satnrday re- ceived a well-merited rebuke from the commit- tee. It is hard enough for business men to be held at the beck of Crane (who would seem to bave blank subpenas in his pocket) day after day in the committee room, without the addi- tional wrong of having to submit to Crane’: pant and insulting line of questioning. So long*as the memorialists are represented by capable lawyers—Messrs. Ricidle and Green—we cannot see, indeed, why Crane should be permit- ted to interfere, simply to air his own private auimosities. The moral effect, however, of his intermeddiing must be good, as showing the an- imus underlying thfs attack upon the District government. —_——.<ee-—____. ‘The figures in the N. ¥. Journal of Commerce showing the imports of dry goods into that port for the month of February are rather startling. ‘The total for the week just ended is upwards of seven and a quarter million dollars foreign gold value, the largest weekly total ‘of dry goods | which ever entered any port of the United States. This brings the aggregate for the month up to seventeen and a half million do!- Jars, against fourteen and a haif millions for February of last year, which was then thought to be very large. In view of such an exhibit, it is an open question whether a war with Eng- land, whieh would check such ruinous extrava- gance, or at least turn it Into channels where our own people would be the better for it, would not after ali be at least as much of ‘‘a blessing in disguise” as a national debt is said to be. +22 —_ “Tae Evestye Star, our bright particular star, was treated to a judgment of three thousand dollars in a libel suit. The twelve good and true men felt grieved at a citizen being held up to ridicule, said citizen having been very ridiculous: We thought the verdict at the time a huge joke. But it seems the fools were in dead earnest and | are after the money. This makes the stockhold- ersof The Capital shake in their several boots Poor old Washington is behind the world in many things, but this belongs to a period so remote that it seems to have been drawn from the dusty wormholes of time, and so decayed that it is curions. Come, gentiemen—gentlemen of the jury, while protecting the citizen from ridicule, don't make yourself ridiculous.”— Tie Capital. | oo Several important political events are to occur in the next thirty days. First, we have the election for state officers in New Hampshire om the 12th imst—one week from to-morrow. The campaign is lively and the contest will bea lose one. On the following day—the 13th—the -tate republican conventions of Kentucky aud Wisconsin meet. On the 15th inst., the election of @ state senator in Penmsylvania, to fill the existing vacancy, will take place. On the 2ith inst., the Ohio republican state convention will meet, which closes up the record for March. On the first day of April, Connecticut holds her state election, followed by “Little Rhody” two days afterward. —-26e--—___. Great Brita seems to keep ahead of this country in the agitation of equal rights to women. Owing to the exertions of “theshriek- ing sisterhood,” as the Saturday Review calls the women who opposed “the contagious dis- eases” acts, the government has abandoued those acts for the limitation of the social evil, and in place of them Mr. Bruce has prepared a Dill designed to restrict prostitution, and to make it less odious, offensive, and barefaced. He proposes to make men participate in some of the penalties now borne by degraded women. Mr. Solomons having btought the di publishers to terms for using the word “‘jewing” in an offensive sense, the Catholics are after them now asking the omission of the word ‘<jes- uitical;” or the correction of its definition. Probably the Irish, in the matter of “bulls”, and the Yorksbiremen and Yankees im regard to certain words and definitions characterising their Dusiness keenness somewhat offensively will fol- low suit. and the dictionary men will have a lively time of it. Ges b 2 the rounds of the = newspapers to the effect ‘The late General Kobert Anderson was an heir by marriage to the extensive estate, at Cincinnati, and there! incorrect. Mr. Larz ai capensis cousin of the deceased, married oe of Mr. Longe worth’s daughters, and realized great wealth in consequence, but General Anderson was not so connected, and bad no interest im the estate. Beeston is af aid of a water famine, as the | supply in the reservoir—Cochituate lake—is | falling at the rate of an inch a day. The pro- hibitionists are despondent and the beer dealere jubilant, in the hope or fear, as the case may be, that the whole populacion, deprived ef their aceustomed Cochituate, may have to fall back on lager for a beverage. To avert the threat- ened danger, the water party in the city ask the legsslature for permission to obtain an additional supply at either Charles er Sudbury rivers. What troubles them now is that the Charles water would have to be pumped up, while even if the Sudbury is allowed to flow into Cochituate lake, it can get no further on account of the smallness of the present aqueduct. ee Some newspapers are so easily discouraged. Here, now, the Philadelphia Bulletin wants some competent despot te come over and un- dertake to govern the Quaker City just because at the late senatorial election in that city only forty-seven votes were returned for McClure atone polling place where sixty-two respectable citizens swear they voted for him, and because at another place nineteen persons voted for Gray in the names of individuals who had no existence. With the example of New York be- fore them in overthrowing Tammany, Philadel phians ougbt not to despair of being able to break their little one-horse rings. THE Wa hie ao hye ty net TURBDAY, Bh inet. 8e Board of ‘Trade rooms. Dacees nae It 10 BEPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION — (ee + ublican Tee will hold a business oat Marini Hall Monda; fa at 7:50 o'cloc! a) Seastet 1M Oe ¥ TRADE wil hela rch She at yanetaal SAM hiss [PatriottRepub.} SE f ee SPECIAL MERTIN ead oft! i 0) THIS S80) ( JEVENING, jets "clock, for the purpose rn important 5 eee! fete endance of the member: semi-anuusl clection officers A. BAL ER, Presid at R.M. JONES, Secrstarys . Nem Is TO » GIVE NOTICE TH auer Fue amount ON "HAILROAD coMPARY has i bes teas sub- | scribed and There ‘willbe a meeting of ‘the stock holders at the office of the Treasurer.corner 18th street and New York avenue, on ‘WEDNESDAY. ‘ech Tas a o'clock, to oe eoemeen ant transact such other besinetese meg ea “Eakin, President, 1sW cone bay gE em PERIODIC DISORDERS. ‘The paroxysmal maladies which are characterized by beat and cold, prevail ext at this seaton, and it is a curious fact thet in many parts of the country where they are prevalent, other diseases, that bear no genera} resemblance to fever and ague, or remittent fever, assume a periodic type. Thus, im many sections infested with chills and fever, shcumatiem. neuralgia, hysteria, disrrhe-a, &c., scmetimes become intermittent, thereby indicating that they have been engendered by the same poisonous exbalations which produce the first named disease. In all these masked cases of aswe—for such they are—as well as in the re jar intermittents, the most safe and reliable remedy that can be admip istered is Hostetter’s Stomach Bi Neither quinine nor arsenic are needed. B: highest degree dangerous, and are traces of their poisomons action in the system, whether they arrest the paroxysms or not. In many instances all the so-called specifics of the regular” materia medica utterly fail to “break up” intermittent and remittont disorders. But the great vegetable Tonic never fails. The spasm of the minute bleod-vessela which causes the chill, is the result of nervous weakness, produced by the de- bilitating operation of an unwholesome atmosphere. end the tone and vigor given to the nervous «ystem by the Bitters, enable it to throw off the disease. The wiser policy, however, is to anticipate attack~ of this nature, by arousing all the lateat energic- of the body at the commencement of the moist and chilly sea-on, with this incomparable autidote. By pursuing this course, intermittents, remittents, rheumati«m, colic, biliousness, dyspepsia and pa! monary affections may always be prevented. March +-co8t@w. Ww. er noes ITY AND Fort Louk BAILROAD COMPA Fouservi LLE, Faixcr Sona: ae Gn Mp..¢ Februar, Ata meeting of the corporators of the Washing {g3, Clty and Point Lookoat @ailroad Company, a1 “ Ordered, That books of subscription to the cay italatock uf d company shail be opened on Fis Bt DAY, the 29th day of March. 1872. at Riley's Store ‘or ills, for the purpose of Sareg all persons bo etd mbar hd to ital stock of said company. Books will be opened ovelock a, m,, and closed at 20'clock p. DUNCAN 8 WALKER, WB AUTCHING, NE. BOWIE, fe29 1m i. GRIMES. BEMOVAL NOTICE. ‘cesrs. 8. GOLDSTEIN & coe. bgeed Lean Nay el _m4-St 7: 0) a2 om ro! SPECIAL NOTICE. SIX PER CENT. T. INTEREST. THE FREEDMAN’S “SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Baxxixe Hover OPPOSITE THE TREASURY. All deposits of five dollars or more made with this company or before February 1 next will draw SIX PER CEN it from that date, payable July and January in each ycar. Four Frm cent. paid on current business ac- counts. Call and gets copy of the rales. ™ janZ BUBSES’ Eran AT FREEDMEN'S Boerrral L. nh. rea will commence March 6, Ba and will ae for t! mosthe. % natractions will bo given a penton di < the monthly nurse, juding the epper care The Lyi Pike’ Lying tn wards of the nity for ith uous of, the fare git Professor Bobet 1B treet charge Os. TAB! 7 New York avenue, wards, or at the i ~ Gea, F. eae or wal ‘> sasha an SALE— mice VERMONT! Peat 5 mit" Corner of athiann streeis. W4 WHEE. JEWELRY. ae RE. SPEOTACLES. RAZORS. RS RNIVES A ed; am nowloffering tosell me sites stock. for a fow Pennsylvania ave- ches, than T ca between Ninth and Ten rch 4-64" Jas heat og ol ts. ANTS PET A g bg pr Lew Ba Pas = Rear 6th st , and setae eet i ee mony aud other proceedings in rt, ions , Arguments in y ie. said petition be heard on next. fharda oe Sr . Coma The feature of chiefest interest in Wall street Saturday, because all other interests, was the ich, ‘tion, a a more fa ror pared Wish tt aie epee | Gevermment cis (By Franklin Telegraph — venué.) mw Yorn, March 4.—First Board. — Tag a on. Tenn te coupon, ae = bem Been! 5 , aes La 10-48, cou; Wee, B. coupon, Canton, rate shane Uo itaeataht: os Velie, bai & Co.'s Express, 73%: oH Boad! ‘Central,1i%: Lake Shore & WR een ee WANTS. vod tECOND Soong Al HorEL, ints Ww bk pawees or : apes 1 mé-at* WANTED To reat STORE pr partof store W rece locsiigy anit MMS Cae oot | omews stat terme a eeattn meat Wie ne Wares ssTHL Es AST POWDER }» betw. eon Nand O, northwest. me ANTED—Immcdistch,, = GoLORED WET WH V Nae Apply at C street, —s Wa TED—A guns, oe, wishes to obtain s 8 TUATION Jn a dry good or fancy store. Ad- drese eee Star office: W4RTRD—An American woman wishes =e ‘ati ON to cook aw assist in was! and | ironing, Address B. x13, Post Office. nw @ respectable woman, # SITUA- lo general housework or washing iistirond, jo in a small family. “Apply E.G. th ish ‘Gleveland '& Pi eaburg, 90; North at references ifreaurede zm ort A ANSEESE jencad TORED-Fo Bock Taland: yceteas Yas TEU fora dey goods store. Must comme cI a eit Leckowgnga Wonton sees srt a Focommended ‘None ther need spply, Calta 137 Stgoend Altous it; Chicnes and. Alte Qelerred. WARES FIRST OLASS MILLINER: nove io & miscina ississipp! — “ia: Coinmbes: her Fit ni apply, at }, corner of G and 9th oor See oe idea mabe as Moe, KATE MARTIN 5 North Cerotina 6's, pod ANTED— 4 COOK ASHE a ei peeds, MOST Unies Parise ee ke ae, 2 W THRONEE. Ube whe com come out cectn! cife Bonds, 102; Union Pacific ‘iat 94 | mended will tude permanent home. Taquire 311 Dat apn a a aN "a Feapectatle Vou yer: 6's, old, 45; D SITUATION wean on oie 52; }; West eae oie, 34x; do. new, it ; North Caroli- Battimore, March 4.—Cotton tirmer; low middlings, 213a22. Flour quiet but firm. Wheat firm—Pennsy! Corn firmer; vania, $1.67a$1.70. white southern, 66a 67 yellow southern, 65a66¢; mixed western, ee Oats quiet and un- | Euanged Rye quict and aa 90a$1. Pork st 14. Buik meats steady; shoulders, 53¢: rib ee O45. cl clear rib sides, 7—loose; ‘ome packed. Bacon steady; shoulders, rib side p Fron pe td A oye rib, 8—packed; iH ‘14. 8045 western butter, quiet and anchenged. Wa yal tke frm, %. New York, March 4—Stocks firm. Govern- mentsstrong and — . Gold heavy, 10. Ss 7 ee to 7 Exchange, long, 9%; short, ; new, 66%. North > Virgin! es Caroll 35%; new, 19 arin 34 per ‘March = —Flour dull and un- changed. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn shade firmer. Lonxpox, March 4, hcg m.—Consols for money, 92%; for account, Bonds firm 1862's, 91% ; 1865's, old, 92%; 1867's, 92%; 10-40"s, bans, March 4.—Rentes 56 francs 57 cen- times. THE WEATHER. WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chicf Pept ce aed 3 ‘2, 10 a.m. Wasaixoton, D.C., _— 4,0 ByNorsts FoR T Past Twenty-Four Hovrs.—The barometer has continued cry over the Gulf States, with southerly to wester! winds and generaily pleasant weather, wi light rain over eastern Texas during the night; leasant weather prevailed over the New Eng- fand and’ Middie States during Sunday, wi westerly winds backing to southerly; the low barometer which extended from upper Michi- an to northern Missouri has moved easterly nto Canada, being now lowest over lake On- tario; the area of cloud and occasional light snow extended from the north-west over the Fogion and the Ohio valley dur and the Middle States during the night, with an’ increase in the fall of snow along the lower lakes and northern Ohio, Pennsylvania and New ¥ thence to the middl: and east Atlantic coastscloudy and threatening weathe the barometer has risen quite rapidly from Ne. braska to lake Superior during the night, with northerly winds, a decided fall in the tempera- ture, and clearing weather extendin, ing south eastward to Missour: and lower Michigan this morning; brisk northerly winds are now pre- vailing from lake Michigan to lake Ontario; falling barometer has prevailed at San Fran: cisco and San Diego. Pronariuiriza.—The low barometer over lake Ontario move eastward during the day over the New England States, as well as the area of snow, but as rain over the southern por- tion; rising’ barometer with northerly and northwesterly winds, falling temperature and clearing weather exterd southeastward over the Ohio valley and eastward to lake Ontario and New Jersey during the day, and over the New England States to-night; clear and pleas- ant weather with westerly winds prevail over the south Atlantic States ; southerly winds with increasing cloudiness and probably threatening Weather over the western Gulf States; increas: northerly winds are probable for the lower ia ‘e regions. Dangerous winds are not antici- pated for the Atlantic and gulf coasts to-day. —————EEEEEE DAILY RECEIVING F ESH GOODS, NEW STYLES, LATEST IMPORT ATIONS. THE VERY OHOIUEST SELECTIONS For OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, wHick LACKS NOTHING TO MAKE IT THE MOST COMPLETE AGSORTMENT IN TRE DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA, INCLUDING FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH. & AMERICAN CLOTHS, CASS)MERES, AND SUITINGS, WHICH WE MAKE TO OBDEB IN THE BEST 8TYL! OUB STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Is FULL AND COMPLETE, WELL CALCULATED TO PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. NO BRANCH STORE. HABLE BROTHERS. FASHIONABLE TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. ard 4M. W. COBNER 71a AND D STS, TICAL CORRU! P i I VPA PowiticaL DDER— Pow L2 wasn-Ur—The People ad Tue Hite Cnaxe per ne Lead- Ponrpart OF THE NEXT Pin SnsipesT it he gets Ts 20 ers ns rh.) ee Sanaa any, News Dealer. Sale ewe York—or y Malta E. TE OOWEIN: Printrs” a doba _____ md: om. fae BEEEE FI (BY PEANIGION, F RDES 18 POPTmAIRE gr SPA EESET BE aD coe EP A WONDERFUL BST sot 450 PAGES, PRIOE 3% eg F — Mailed, post pid, anywhere, on recgipt of prige. hin Address LABAN HEATH, 30 Hanover street, Boston, VS 7: | eres a HEPCIATEES Hees eae Es jon pears af Souk of cai Tose thet riikbp Paks No. bet. tet am our ontire stock of Fall 1. rake roam, for ieee HN ANG: N & SON,’ a8 Tak atreet ‘ompanion. No objecti Sieromien Noorjection special tax, 13— wax TED—By « young colored —s = SITUK: rion ‘8s waiter i — LEB. "Good recommendations. At Star office, ANTED—Betwoon 15th and dist streets, FU NISHEN ROOM, with BOARD, tors peutic. man and wife, ins private family, fi Bo othe boarders, bp dress P- K., Star — mist TED—A ICB CBEAM MAKER ws “Appts SHA F FIELD'S, corner of fis. sod Wkivegort b Seal fn « il ey to = me Best reterences aC seven eh lath end ti mat" Wa thre to a, ote @. A. a en ‘2 bave all k PING MBS Mi KING) FR NC NG, Sitinde cE EMBRGT en Le 7th street. opposite cues ‘Ofte tt mai ANTED-—A oe opegees WOMAN todo the cet honsework of a small family; fescue — fee Tgheet ‘wages will be rt ‘apply: refe tired? Gail at ark street BO. Capitol Ait eihae tie y aS. as ANTED—At 1349 F etrect, an Semalicaas Ww red aria ORAM ‘of dining room, neat and experienced CHAMBEGM AID, and ales irst class LAUNDR! permanent home and ood wages will begiven ma to those who prove com, fat. tC lust come ak | recommended. ee WASTED-A desirable gout rah ae Wien wants a small, eee Fe front porthorsouth. Addr . City Post Office. RIED A competent COOK, wisn aaa Wks ER, who can come well recommended. Apply at the Star Offi 29-6 ANTED—A SWART Boy, 14 or 15 years of 5 chil. out age. Be must = well recomm: tazy oa need De J-B. McKAY.V-8, Hse CU APPY 1) ROT oth aie bet led T. Wet pitaasi MILK MEN to sell miik tion Apply at oftce Mary ed aren bog wiry ed where Will be tound ail wind radaca for (29 st" B. CANFIELD, fart be r) rofessional cook seers TiON in a first-class hotel or private jaareee COOK, Star Office. Be" ANTED—A WHITE CHAMBERMAID; no: need apply except upon good recommendation; No. 430 3d street northwest @.W. PHILLIPS. residen febz-+f Wirieies first-class dressmaker, who works ros in finest style, wishes to ets | few — to go out by week or month: toe Saemoe ddress Mrs. KATHAR Bn SOHMITTLER, Women's Christian Acweta 3 et. Judiciary Square. {z7-¢ WAXSTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, who can come well recommended as to quali®. cations and cbasacter. None other need engl . Inquire at Star Office. ANTED, 4 PARTNER —A Young i bas eight years’ ee, in the Lumber business in this city, desi ARTNER. with not Tone than ‘Bis, 0, 10 Join him fathe purchase of Lambe, Yard, now in successful operation, (none of the best localities in this city. Address ¥. E..” Bter office Ww ANTED. OLD STEAM 1 BOILERS, ‘WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IFON, i ih will be paid. for which cash w: pai WHEELER, qictsecote Seventh strest snd Cans! Bridge. W433 TED .—Servante, poe male and femal: good HOMES. families pith Mee Rata a ra the eve ay BS. Li bie OUISE oO BUTLER Warrenctains, Seen Kinds of Embroi- . Ne it ed hand: vod Pe ke a a I Patent Office. ca ANFED- Be one ES know that the Finc! Co.'s new SEWL ia MACHINE”? cron a rae eattiog, Needle Hoop's Sex. eRe era nae Fypperizaniasretan, | lan who est Det. ay aa y nid to know that ¢ PHILLIP i stig ance and Uhilarener Cast ign SHO. HATS and ety Bolan a PRO. tothe A. HEMP cue nthe Optilan, cornet LOST AND FOUND. ——— Leeaaiht i Fousayivanis avenue, be- PO) aT sth and ‘TMONNAIE. oni fuier will with SAM’L A, buieag O8T—On Baturda; tht, @ Gold BRACBLET, ‘either a ay street 01 5! i¢ a reward oss by Nation’ rece’ "S Drug Store, 7 leaving ibe and me north. ST—On Friday, between 9th and F L& Sree" ‘sd 7 store, OAMALU Pane Le OF BLA fe fuder will be Grieving tot izth st. bet. E and F. a singe STONE DIAMOND P| hace of $25 will be ora for its CH eee ite PEED Ca afta ~~ DRY GOODS. GOODS. EW @oopDs. 5 1,000 yards Pa ae Bias SIUKS. 75 cte.: 5.009 L¢ A ireKs: 1 25, 9380, ee BALMORALS: Bteac +711 Market Bpace. Reg ay Panne ey yoru ae EB ABE NOW OPE: ne We tine oe meee Lis, dront Ze to to 61.25. La 5 &e.3 fotions. PLBC. }» Meltons Satine ins, ery low and Siler istics, BOGAN pedo ge 1018 ad 1020 it street. N. rv Goons. 9375 a re 1205 F 2; Baal street, Wes, m2-3t Si Mee, Sid Tew etreet, MEER, FURNISG connected, on ihe fat FOB RENT AND SALE. eS ace for! 1436 New York avenue, second house from 13th me Fr BENT—The 8. ORE BOOM on on sth» strpet. ri ili or Font laa 'sbort time. "Apoly to office in Biggs @ Co.'s Bauking House. ror. BENT—ihe threes Ith three tory back bull ¢ ig ye =i ie are Beh Depot, corker or without BO, ‘OB RENT- storeroom: vance, New Key next door, RICKHOUBE water in the gx rae ork avenue, bdewecn! Sch and 7th ;OR RENI—COMMUNICATING m ets ans Wot aca cold water ‘Sod bath room, PARLOB nicely farnisied s sirect, between, Bow a I careet i aa Fors SALE ‘A desirable HOUSE AND ot ‘in babdings: rose phateeatie Lowe yuildings; he ase ntly eon terms, sddress © Md. necessary oni- + frontr Mle, _marl new ‘at EPH Ht. F. stront e Ez tasted <— , Maryiend 7th sts. 8. W rooms room, 50 Jertoy avenue. between Dend Eats. south and ony near the C: lemen 01 Devweon FaodG. man and phe eT cob uant, FURNISHED BO OMS, front: secor fed floors. with jouse, Terms reasonable, Apply 43'T street, near 19th. £33 5t* Fe ‘5 NT—sT: northwest. —T HOUSES near corner lit! nly halt eg ‘¢ care tom @15 t OW NE, ‘Atty at Law, 711. G E. Wace: ‘ORE on ei, avenue, 7th Opposite ont Dita. For RENT—HUUSE on a cn has been used for THOS. E sate wa ia to wae 70R SALE—A beantifal LOT. north a K street, between ‘Terme easy, Oo 4-rorm we, to be ‘moved off. "Apply i313 Tem atrect foot. 1sth and 36th NW. 33 Di a Smee by oo alee YLOR, ane | jediana aveone ‘BUSINESS CHANCES. BSCES OF MONEP PO LEND ON First Las sealant. B. puerr. Jn. fobs «6 The well stocked BOOK AND MUSIC STORS (with fixtures) of POR & SELIGSON. No. 128 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN will be wold cheap to close the aatate of the deceased Senior partner: “Eeany rity cnet eet aryy lucrative business this offers @ rare chance Will be made eusy to reeponelbie gartice SEVERAL PABLOR ORGANS AND Pranos AF _feb22-2w & SELIGSON. FERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE — —All per Terms t +9 will do weit veil socall at JOSEPH BUCORS 1608 tiah . between Q and R ste., where their or lors will be Duy filled teblé ly? G SHORE AND pein. Ape ar Fort Weoey Sone. a ‘Se rH $25,00 000 arto chy propert: fine Srvice eons erat 619 Penn. av mie 5 FOR SALE. F%, SALE—A FARM of 5 Ac RES, , Seve Agendect bridge. T PBIVATE SALE. Feridonce called «\ DUN ARTO Hal Heel situated om the, Toad Y PERSONAL. ne ane. a Re HAVE RECEIVED © pestg eee y br Fue x 1. Star of M*.t SAWYER, Cwrey can be Consult nw in Cand D at Islan? toner’ Dustness: past. sod fatare. Fyoo Sau FIRST CLASS TAMLE > r. 8. gotothe HOWARD on ” per amen * VarTe eC ORELLTAT ONS AT ou DI PS DABBY Nctrects three avers sora mi theavenue Thee ty atyrtiser recognined by the otemsion as An experi apd @pecialint Reperative orcane N Treen of Hpirive i eed tondinm ih tee hoe 1 power of changing luck, teile the past” ofertas ad Dreeome furare. Bu cess or failure of amy bnainees torstold, Se. Rc. 199 L sircet, betwenn ket and Mom Jareey averue xe 19 im* MABAEE Bow Ns MUNTELY Plu remove all Female Ive * then if pregnant, Beodure tniscarritges ATTIN J. FRENCH Ga and Business Medowm, xevuR Pa. correct and reliable communicetions: witness ber wonderful power street NW. betwen Rant ey y ADE SUFFERING Fhom their sex tabinehed reese and cate Yeirinn Sect Tene hive call tram thowe those who bare > ap ewindiers, He aa 9 ore oF pov chaee. (Sparart Koons ‘THE TRADES. > } HOMAS MARI acersier. R "RU TTER & CO. Conault + neers, for Railroads. Bi Retenses. Wa tet Works. Arbitrators t street ers * Picture fo order. Ag for Bios Manon’ Late at von. & S ‘Lee ant ibecription books. Os S. CHAPMAN, Carpe =F Builder —tavt Sations 1? satimate on vians for New Balidings od story 2 . Feepecttully solicited. Office, = story of Golman's Builders’ Depot, (203 7 Cor thee foie ING. PENTE ov Tru Bre AND BUILDER, axd Caxat Ne Couter Market, meee ep ‘ennallytown, sbour's 24% miles 4 | oF Seater or or tend the Ccostractton ‘The oon about eg Boor acres of Orders for Job ed and prompt! ‘apd, improved by ‘a’ mansion ‘neue Gooutaisinc | tended to PAN The other thres'recmn: ior Rousse bare ae. | LER, a Eessnonrooy Dsariags pars | HA. BugcitaSitai orriciay, hes and other f PThe view ow from tlhe house te one of the Snest ta the one desiring s fine country residence ‘to call and examine Ti the piace ts wot aakd by the fet May the ° Man sion House will be for rent daring the scason. For terme OPP oT eRCE SHOR MAKE near Pierce's Mill Grover 2 Beker family 66 #18G rfect order, w.th Fo SALE—The LOT Teet and pply toa. J. SOY pach Factory, 8. Pennaylvat at An W. corner of 1ith Rep.) theast corner of 13% avenus. Fi rticu- oyee & and E ‘Or drew J (OR SALE—§ cash, and F oh RADE bew pous 12th street, between W and House; key next ‘enor h lot, see OW METCALF, Real Retate Broker. 126-5t Boundary Call at once. ide Cat onthe Will ex- Corner 15th st. and New York ay, Fo BENT— Chan for Spring and BOOMS m house with fine’ Fiver view und breeze, ‘ing the eee | streets northwest, Ni can be had for b board ce fora Smaii, immer, or Six jomihs—S by. Soe o or after 4 o'clock ?. ‘m. Befereucos pry ance nae Bo. reets: Fo RENT—HOUSE for r an 5 Fee it and Furniture for Penns, lavnia avenue, between Ar ae ished and unturnished mooMs Pennsylvania — between feb: Fo: RENT—One i Ho. 8 BRICK and Attic avenne, oe ’ OnN R ENTS Sra aces EB we Foc. apogee Rk Ea TBAR GaINLor ie tis fy = HOUSE, elent roo the Navy Depa: commodating t ‘erga lon; f2s- ¢* Basement 2411 Peansylvanis tenant rent reasonable. ISLE, Hous, eanPene No. wide, on which is a FRA! rooms, on 2th street, just west of iment. 1 will sell, on the srcet ec- Tay nis hsb ‘6 oe FR SA LEA T ud adioi ng, two stone, contions and mite sf be sold in whole or iv Iso, two BRICK to BACT OF LAND. borderiog on the ei ts te etree arts to suit purchassre OUsES mm the Fir jit has on it ites; will Ward. TRIMBLE, KTH 13th street. Rone or Fer, city pro Bintstos walk Of ‘the dcret ot nutes walk of ton:'Va. Inquire at this affice, RM of 106 acres of Fore =e $5 ACRES: one-half mile rom Long sike bk the Toll Gate Arlt ton Turi oes wheelwri iow garden gr 4. Apply to. $. 90) NS 493 Pennsy ceeds ows Toa a taining? rooms, bath room It will be sold at a Sn immediate ap} street. ati 3) TT y Fete tainl of HOUSE 1003 uth an oy sonien Institution. Inuire onthe FOB SALERT hare B street, Detwees Lath and i |. febl9 tf sae left for eee aed isth streets Ne Ww pen eae bargain, piication toa. Mt RT | SB Fah BENT—HOUSE No. 1110 . Be need 12th streets. Appiy to wrinny |e R SALE—On terms, brick HOUS! F ‘7G treet “nortnwests Nos. 415 and 417 collar, UBUKBAN BES ENCES. Two COTTAGES at Moun’ minutes wa'k from lth and Bou About \ 2 See |e desired. Stable aud ent-houses. and French easant, about ten ‘+ two stories cellar, Ouenibus ication with ail the Departments twice dai Gag and Potomac pr He gg be aie supply ths village the ae BROWN 13-eolm _corner 15th st. and New York av: Ln =o south si — 9 ,| Bees aon, Fay! OR RENT-A ‘4th street, Pe nnmreyar eae 3A ick HOUSE, No. 51 bet. E and F streets, front- ing Judiciary Square: ribet aaLaoay: og FARLOE. wi ee Fae siaeestn Fol2at OoMMUNICATING, — ished or ‘ai Ho. 470 O streets ences, 5 eras s Hopes, os Sil Hr eret 2 ‘te streets west; roome and amen Regeage ese | § = s, or to J. Mi. A ft for corner loth street The STOCK. &c._ of the Lumber Yard, corner Tch and Q streets N. at App'y on Zs 5t* ears ol edorking, Sale lo Peablen, » bet. Fas w BOARDING. ae CLASS TABLE BOARD PES MONTH lead HOUSE, Cerner 6th street and Pa. avenue. BOARD, at 1000 and 1002 fe Bate, vite PLEASANT bad on reasona! F Feionr foo: BOOMS, oe iodomanePomne = Stok MEDICAL, &c. DE LEON, No. 711 I street, above 7th, oan be Sel icately and Coptdentially by Ladies who may be LRREGULABITIES or ‘SRY Com! jar to ee Doctor the oldest established Female lan tothe chee and ls very reliable and successful. Separate Room ly Patients. canipaeel 2 to 4, an- 6 to sexed lnsively. ORGANIC AND SKIN DISEASES CURED. __jand-tr EMALE D Dis # treated and Configemout ged nclose $5, aud nd medicine will beecut advess Mey tie HyomPOR, No. 646 N. 13th ‘sirest. od D3; GARDNER Late of ta; Ricord U. 8. ‘ consulted Grae, ‘4 BPR satis otice BW cornet ae Teeklence, 1008 husetts avenue, rence . B.—Upon the receipt of @10, advice and madi- gine will be sent by express. He warrants to car auld-ly “ Wedo not see bow yeu are able to sell those Goods so cheap” is a remark frequently made in store, showing that you doubted the trath of my ertisements are entirely convinced of it the moment you see the goods I offer. afull line | aon ES" eRe Rca eALERTS caades fabetaut” and of neat pleasing pattern, Misses’ and Ladies’ WHITE APRONS. of Linen, Pique and Ootton, 6 cents ed a each. Beantifal setts of LACE SLEEVES and COL- LAB in different handsome patterns at $1 per seit. Ladies’ plain white BALBRIGGAN HOSE, extra = 2 pair for lemstitched LINEN HAN| winen setts a super stout English Bale HOSE?S pair Frame,)¢ 408% inches, rerio tee ee eee ‘TOILET. SETS, 2 bottles and sbnraraisianieges rence Cy ie well-known all LEATHER seen LACE TIDIES, 4. eosin $1. and Mert are, ani AD SETTS. Spent, and SA jo ‘ai ORES and agrost many othe: in fall supply at SILVERBERG'S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORB, 319 SEVENTH STREET, Wear Pennsylvauia avenne, NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Stn ale NEW YORK (Orrosrrs Biccs’ Baxx,) Pays Interest at the rate of 8sX PER QBNT. PER ANNUM On all Deposits made from the first to and including STICKNEY a wu. ' Vice Pres't and Act'g Pres't. LEWIS CLEPHAMNE, Secretary. feb29-tf 453° Penna. av 4 at Firat quality Braviiian Petble J Ba TURTON, ;, CARPENTER, BUILDER, AND CONTRACTOR Ta yanzs- = Werk Work sgoudliy yBttended to, 12th street, below Katrest 8 Ww. Aft —JAMES FB MOVED C668" residence, 829 24 wt pitol Store, will mest with prompt ationtnn AWsine ANP FLAG @ DEPOT. JOHN C5 HOGAN, Manefactarer of Awnings, + ae Jobbing or Com Wagon Ocvera., Decorating " orders rompuly © ttended +. Market Brace,ever Rioy aston as [TEST aNp awninas. - TENTS for Saic or Revt for Camp Mootings, aise Fostivais, &e yivsines for Public and Private Bails and Par M. G. COPELAND, j Dealer in Awning Materials, 643 Louisiana aveous ¥ FISHER, FIRST-CLASS SCOURER, GAS 91m Steer, Orrosirs Parext Orrice. romptly ad» the tat. a whetherol Aineriohy of Berotas mprorommente, ropean enabled to do my work im a mani | by those not Dossessing thewe faci es joaaed without + Ali kind of removed w ithe stciounioe tie stents garment, ae ‘ook. after being removed, Dever ,Opntlemen s Clothes clean t, oP Following prices Goats 1S sea Lee 3 ornte: Vests, 50 ery nm neath aan New Tork style of cleaning ate 25 cents. two pair a cents Veils and aymminse clean re ei | fened at h (whitelcolsred ciossenn led in the bow Office of the Staten Island. NY). Dycing Retab | lishment. established 1519 od largest of the bind im the cou: conntez tt net tn ip the world ONY = iytay COACH; nara hot cee CABRIAGES REPAT ge |e EMRE gxeceree Tth streets a KERS. | Bauking House, No. anor Pennsylvania avenue, pave sitPee Cr Ty intenesr. : tet af ack Momh PAYS S FOC FEE. CENT. ‘ecounte Asswes Corteficates of pity 6 and 4 per Bas Bi ell OFvicks taal large towns and South and Son) Southwest. Ww 8 o'clock, to receive oF send for a copy of the © Be ca @ 0O., BANKERS, 1497 F street, (two doors from U.8. Tressury Be- WASHINGTON, D. 0, Beceive Deposits and transact s General Banking nae on the pal cities taken and given “‘fhtermation furnished in relation a Stas Cael Ss Damen MIDDLETON & 00. = CITY 6s. BARK, Soper SHES E Tire es a J ¥ COOKE 4 Oo., BANKERS, , | OOPERNRNET seotatT 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just, yeceived THE SPRING STYLE SILK HAT, febl0-tr EEW AND HANDSOME. Sees p= CRUSHED AND BROKER. ‘Weare prepared to farnish CRUSHED OB BROKEN STONE te Contractors in quantities to suit. Wearealso BUYING HARD RUBBLE STONE FOR CASH st our Works. jonl?-tf Foot of K street.