Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1872, Page 2

Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: Dr. J.C. Kall writes to the Patriot a three colemn article to show why that filthy nuisance the canal should be perpetuated. With entire respect for the doctor, we must confess that we have only new finished his article, taking it by col mn instalments daily. And we will just bint to him.as he has something to say about “editorial squibs,” and ‘flippant paragraphs,” that if be wants to be read by anybody bat Ross Winans ¢nd Barnacle Severson—who on the “tiekle me, tickle me, do; you tickle me and I'll tickle you” poliey, will probably follow him—he must, in this age of short-cuts and high-pressure action, put bis ideas into a good deal less than three columns. ‘We must concede that the doctor does not insist that the canal shall remain in its presen; m of festive filthiness. He proposes to s acurrent of water from Rock Creek; but he does not seem to be aware, in the eagerness with which he mounts his hobby, that his ptan isan exploded idea of the past; one of the long suc_ cession of unfeasible projects that have been attempted or suggested during the last half cen- tury. The Rock Creek plan, the tide-gate plan, the causeway plan, the dredging plan are among the long list of failures that strew the wretched ditch from one end to the other—necessarily failures when the attempt is made to deal witha sluggish cess-pool below low water mark, a mile and a half in length, and with several angles in its course. He does not seem to be aware of the frolitic nature of our canal literature for the yast twenty years, and that about everything that can possibly be said on the subject has been repeated again and again. Certainly not less than twenty-seven elaborate reports have been wade upen it, tosay nothing of the exhaustive essays we are favored with in the mausoleum newspapers of the day. Dr. Hall is not a vain or pretentious man, and therefore it must be that in pronouncing his ez- cathedra dictum that the “very fountains of oar healthfulness will be destroyed” by filling up the canal slough, he was unaware that anthori- ies quite as high as himself have come to con- enate Committee on the District of Columbia had the canal matter an _r consideration, and invited suggestions and plans from various scientific men for the abate: ance. Prof. Joseph Henry, who, both from his scientific acquirements and his long experience with the canal nuisance as a resident on its margin, is qualified to speak understandingly en the question, wrote to Senator Hamlin, chairman of the committee, as follows: Saye mecutAN Iystite tion, April 22, 1870.— My I am much gratified to learn from tter that the proposition te convert the ton Canal inte a closed sewer is now be- It has for several years past, or introduction of the Potomac wat t your | Washin tore Congress. since tt and is now a Stygian pool inte i all the feculent matter of the city is neer Corps, in reply toa letter from the ‘committee asking bis views» said “Ti ¢ serious evi's f poputa open sewers is exempli he ex; Europe elsewhere, and the results there given may be accepted as a representation of what is being done in this city. ‘The corrective isto obviate the use of the present canal as a { and reservoir for the fecal matter, ; trom whence it cannot be removed by any m artificial power constantly apitied, noxious gases are generated after m- Leaving it in its present form and using it as an open sewer, it is tit for neither ‘navigation, sewage or drainage.” In Its the executive committee of the Smith- . » Institution, consisting of Gen. Delafield> Kichard Wallach and Peter Parker, M. D., made a report on the canal, its influences on the heath ef the city, and the mode of correcting the evil. That committee ina very elaborate and earefa red report declared that “no er ought to jowed to enter any limits of the Dis- malas it now reating aad propogat- the earliest possibie mo- (fed up and discontinued for use as a sewer i reservoir for ex@ement and waste waters of kitchens, water-closets, laundries, | d other sources of conta’ ting matter.” ‘The committeeyatter pointing out the condi- tion of the canal, “‘an immense trap into which the sewage from the water-closets, kitchens, or Colembi a,” that “ great couse for ond should, @ laundries, stables, cattle-pens and street gatters | is now received, there to remain without power of any kind to carry it inte the river or other place,to protect the city against pernicious effects and influences,” proceed to say: “From the experience of other cities, and the investigations of chemists and ¢1 learn that open sewers,as the canal in this ¢ gases very prejudicial to health. Observe tion bas shown that the death rate is muck greater among the population a’ong these open sthau in strects removed but a short dis- from them. The signs of animal lite ¢ to the naked eye in small rivers after re- ceiving sewage maticr consist of myriads of minute Worms, cli@facteristic of all sewage water, and may be regarded as the last remains | of animal lite which can survive in such a local- ity: and even these die off in sammer. The pulrescence of the organic liq aids and deposits in the open sewers and bottoms and beds of streams in ali weathers, and the evolution of noxious xases therefrom, lead to therensible contamiua- t pt the surrounding atmosphere, and com: - quently decreases the purity and healthiness of the air, and the discharge of sewage matter into streams aud suall rivers pollutes the water by the mixture of much organic matter in a state of active putrescence. Analysis gives fifteea to eighty grains per gallon of susfended matter, and thirty-five to seventy-six grains of dissolved matter, of the sewage oi large towns. OF the former about thirty-five per centum is organic, and of the latter about twenty-eight, per cen‘ tum. The organic matter consists of tegetable and animal ther, with asoluble extractive in a bigh state ot decemposition. The organic co stituents, give off such an abandance of foul gases, that they are a constant source of annoy- ance. These gases consist of about seyenty-three per centum ef light carburetted hydrogen, six- teen per centum ef carbonic acid, tenof nitro- races of sulphuretted hy: nd a putrid, organic vapor that ee Offensive. Every discharge from ome ues for weeks. Whenever this gas escapes from vier, cess-pools, or sewers, it causes disease d finally sets up a putrid form of fever which is exceedingly fatal. Every effort is made where to prevent the diffusion of these fetid ses into the bouses and ‘ashington we promo’ iy lable extent and danger in that vast ae vat. the eity canal. * * The m of this evil, and the Positive terms above quoted. Public Works, we take it, can safi by the views of men of this stamp. we are glad the board propose to with the nuisance. In the language «Words have been exchanged it out and keep it puritied afterwards by | ions directly the reverse of his. In 1870, the | ment of the nuis- _ neers, we | ised zyomatic poison, if we do | ail, it, by Dr. Parker's threatened, putrid or- ganic vapor: us pest if we du not. Of thetwo, we | Usink we had ratber risk the zyomatic concern. But we do not share Dr. Hall's gloomy appre- bensions of what may follow upon the filling ap of the putrid ditch. We solemnly believe that the city can stand the loss ort this daily stink without a pestilence. Why should earth be so effective asa disinfectant in the earth-closets | recommended by Dr. H.,and so powerless im the | same way when used im filling up the canal? According to his reasoning the “slashes” of the northern part of the city should never have been | filled up and built over; out experience has shown that instead ot “zyomatic” plague fol- lowing upon the filling up and redemption of | this and kindred sloughs and marshy tracts in various parts of the city, they have been relieved from existing fever-malaria anil whole neighbor- hoods made healthful thered: Financial and Ce mmercial. The New York money market continued stringent yesterday, aud commercial paper was dull. The stock market was irregular, and Erie was dull though steady. The efforts now mak. ing at Atbany to practically repeal that part of the Erie bill which exeindes Atlantic ani Western directors from the board attracts considerable attention aN New York, and is not regarded as at ail creditable to the new Erie directors, some of whom are also directors in | the Atlantic and nd Great t Western. overnment Securities, day Cooke & Jue ee gk a i 108 nce a New Yors inst - ‘s Sue ie Faaty 1967.32"; ga ly, 1888-12" |e Markets To-day. _Bartmoser, March 23. — V Teginta sixes, old | 455 do. new, coupons , 1; do. consolidated, 58: West Virginia’s, 15 bid to-day. Bartimore, March Cotton steady; low middlings, 21;a2i%,. Flour buoyant and stron, Howard street superfine, $6407; extra, $7 rast family, $8499%; city mills in mced 23 cents, superfine, $64 n+; extra, 874 a8 —— iy, | 1Ly; western supertine, $6\a7; extra, ‘as; | perro gee cA me firmer; sales of Pean- | sylvania de al Corn he white | southern, 62aG4; mixed ae southern, 62; western active vel 2a65. Oats dull and ‘unchanged. Rye quiet, 90a%5. Provisions quiet. Pork, | bulk meats, bacon, hams and lard | unchanged. Western butter active; choice, 28430 for round | lots. Whisky quiet, 89. | New Yor. March 23.—Stocks strong and active. Gold dull,9%. Money firm, 7 currency to 7 gold." Governments steady di dail. Ex- change. 99,5 short, 10%. Virginia's, 54; i a ‘55. h Carolina’s, gi new, 23. N ; New York, March 23.—Flour quiet and un- changed. Wheat dull and drooping. Corn dull | and heavy. Lonxpox, M. 92% for mon ‘ch 23. 2 p. m —Consols clored'at al a ee account. Bonds 3 lane, 3 1865's, old, 955; x francs SS centim ss0e- THE WEATHER. WAR Derantment,Ojice Chief Signal Officer, Wasuinotow, D.C., March 23, 1872, 10 a.m. SYNOPSIS FO THE Past Twexty-Four Hovns—An area of low barometer has moved from Minnesota to Lake Huron, and another from Texas northeastward over the south At- lnntic states. Anaresof rain hasextendea from the western gulf states to the south Atlantic coast and southern New Jersey, while thence vorthwagd to the lakes an area of snow has ex- tended eastward to New York and Connecticut. Rising barometer. falling temperature, westerly to northerty winds and clearing weather ae row extended eastward over Lake Reatnety, Tennessee and northern Florida, display of cautionary signals along the iakes will be resumed April first. ¢ river bas continued rising at Omaha. Pronaniutizs._The low barometer over Lake Huron will probably move eastwardly over the northern New England states, with increas- | ing southerly winds, veering to westerly, along the lower lakes. The area of snow will extend eastward over New England, prio as rain, da- Ting the day, which latter will alse prevail over a portion o1 ‘the middle Atlantic states. Fall- ing temperature, northwesterly winds and clear- ing weather will extend eastward over Michigan, Lake Erie, western Pennsylvania and Chesa peake Bay during the day, and over the mid- die states and western New England to-night. Falling barometer, with winds backing” to southerly, this afternoon and to night, is prob- able for the northwest. Dangerous winds ate not anticipated for the Atlantic and gulf coasts, Dut increasing southerly are probable for the east and middle Atlantic. WESLEY TS Preece by Rev. THE a KEV. Bi Will preach PINKNEY the rite of LUTRERAN HILL, First st . every SUNDAY, at II free, and all w | te aa. sate “Temsie ros beach. "oe ' NINTH st! | 1 ANT OH Teaching om SABDATH. at m. by Rev. Jxo. M. Hei wes, MOUNT VERNON PLACE M. Cate tere )UTH, at the corner of 4:h and ci aeayistitgasd (sandep ati else and at? Re >cmute HURCH, Vermont avenue, | of N strect Services TO-MOKROW | M RNG. and EVENING. Preaching by the . A. BARTHOLOMEW. Suuday School at aif nine. dt lem Y HALL Lig 44 1g “ Bi Ba ad - it Ranges ers abyss “Jo; og fa ihatnoet of th interested inthe ‘signs of jed in the aa orcl-ek. subject ‘ki Sign of the End. c JES a | you inte Heaven. shall so-ome in like man. } SR have seer Him go into Heaven.” Acts ie LORATION IN BIBLE LAND! seal ie uSid in he he Explora ‘ation of Bible Boom. You istian Assortation Tuildines MONDA BVENING: 25th, ‘clock. Addres Dlustrat: justrations irom large ay ke. se. on th moe | Laflons at Jerusalem, tne Toscription of the -: Mo. | abite Stone.” and Reneial resuite of recent explorations. and the pnortance tn the confirma | Uch and elucidation of Bitie truth, will be ma several gentiem: n familiar with the subject. ‘rhe | public are imvited. ERTING (OF THE REPUBLTO za NGS A. ING ASSOULATION be held at Gelmubian t ‘mene Law Building on TasDayY, the pr rastical werkings of the Association or sub, for ite stock, ecril Id be present. report the cent Saeputemmey may te had after 3 THis 5A’ Eas t J. stere, or of the gued. Those bevieg ea | seription book see juested to Faport to the mect- nem 5 oa A Aarts HALL, Chairman. |": ag. WABNRE, Sectctars pee coer | THE REPUBLICANS OF THE FuuR. TEENTA DISTRICT CLUB ari fy requested to meet at tl “Trot aside Church. corte of EVENIN ‘Three the Emancipat! fomect at atom, Kenge Hall on mu MONDAY oY OAMPBELL. {Rep G. A. KUHN, Becretary. eri * tesa in codtanding are fraternally ve order oft arg ST rere gare N, See's. SE RI Coane OOF? "Tiicr‘or nemers, “= AERSSER peep corer TO. aatjand ww be am Attractive, Issue, SHOULD B enee BY EVERYBODY! YM. CoA SABBA' RNOON SERVICES, ae Fa i GRAND sEuqetoR, En PERANCE MEST. HON. scHUYLr COLFAX. SSENATOR BUCK- NGHAM, and other Aliare tavited, marz2 OF. COBRECT THE 8 SToMACE. Tis w well -ascertained phi Frzetclonion! fact t ot the grig‘a of most of the ills that afflict bum: iti iment: comnts Ts Prog btergeement nw Fo mentary lnk LIVER there is. at = as D terns VEGETABL Weer Porxt, Ga., Sept. 3, 1371. W. H. Tet: Dear Sir—I have been av favalid for five years. aud have with fortitude and patience tried nearly every patent medicine kno: tte ber ple without any effectual reiief. It w ed by some of my friends to take yout Vegetal l* ils for which 1 am under obiigatious for said sug It beis praeave Iw or ad health in or better than! ie has Deen it I certainly give all the credit te Rie Bis, 8n increase tn the famtl: if it is a male, that his name shall Publien if yeu chosse. Very respectfully, on, Dg, ars and 3s ou may bo "rat, J. A. Doxatpson. Bl eo3t w ASHINGTON oe aa FoIst LouK- AILROAD COMPA’ ae Prince Gronor’s Ne. Mp... Fa Ata meeting of the corporators the Washing s v7 gad oint Lookoat Kailroad Company, at ‘orestyi Ordered; That bocks of enbacription to the cx ital stock of said company shall. be opened on, PRT DAY ie'a9th day of Ma March ts au iley's Store, ‘orestville, for the purpose of ena! rans whe may desire so todo to subscr be to the rapa Forsert: THR BARBE roy REEFER DR. TUTTS, stock of sad iisaks will be 0 med at O'clock a: m.,and closed at Bofcoe re feb29 Im } Was: |W WANTS. ANTED—Two cx ———— ‘Apply nt Mr C1LCEB, P17 Markat Noone Te W U. nee eam eay vga & cee. pase a cones =; ne was wife, 2 unfar RTED—April tsi nished communi SiS BOUSE of about six rooms. Address Box Btar ‘m3 St* ANTED—DE BTMENT i a or out of W's, qeployment tocall at i Take setunt, soeoed ww. by a « jem: ting 00 a anTeD=aGEnTE C lan that, a i Ww of Hat be SITU, $0, canyes for a new arti- read! Onit A eaaays | 8 ds low York nay, 9th street, from m23.3t* ood street. WwW ANTED—&4 ¢ 00K, immediately at No. and 7th streets N WASHER and TRONER 631 D street, between 6th m2 St Warsz TED—aIRLSto RATO! mar22-tf we ome well z.M tive MAN. 1 empl 1d 10, m. or SandS ‘OB on a Singer Mac! EISEMAN & BRO. NTEDTA competent DRUG OLERK ommended in ever *” through City Post D—At 423 Teh street, 3 street, table pariy room = ment and prea ee make pants; also, one OP- 305 7th stroot. at Dk mast respect. ak fice. m2 ‘Apoty ae ANTED—A_ good preferred. Also. a PASTRY OOK: woman MAN as second meat cook 20 t St. Cloud Hotel, corner of 9th and F m22-3.* Ww BY its, for & good acu, 19 Tin street, between cuee ferrent HOUSE of 1 ANTED— By April Ist, 0 Ap Ez nicely TANTED—A SITUATION C ee (wholesale prefei recommendations. factory. Address 8. B., Star iz fanaa wSPES ae rae FOR RENT RENT_HOU-E AND SALE. le. 2036 G sireet, cox - pheaace = a Faso es I street. in ‘Bae eae ape <—e— er and path-ra: eee ar cfu Ho for two Fk a g | becca Wet momthg, Apply No. 1 RI REDS —Wiab or rahout — AKLURS,on weer si one d Fenient to de} il rent Sst d ff taken, for “comuser street, cormer of 1th Fee EEN FWERE ETGA RDENSTa acres of the richest garden land ia the vistrict of Oolum- bia; unproved with new hose of and gniyt minates a The ger vill be & ADDISON, fh ashington warkets. and ts 8ix rooms, whic This gram the chofosst and earji st , OR RE. it 1217 N NT—For the summer PyyyCaring BOOMS, with Table pes ee 2 ist ‘OR KENT. in picasant situation achusetts avenn 2 Ww very ; terms moderate; OOMS, tarnished desirable UNFUK No. 2136 ‘and 22d sts. ma? 6t* aniorniched Apply at No. — Bee Dusiners, Foe Be Sars ruK e communicati lor: sted opty given Apt ‘Apri ‘ist it dow reet. reso OR RENT—THIBI rooms; Nesod per month. FoE BRENT-STOKE and.T' ith street, between sent & at gro me; 620d light and venti metz's fat Store, Inquire within. THD HOUSE, twelve Booseesi on Apply No. 908 lath PaTORY containing = jon; over Btine Pa. avenue. Rent = mar2? tf W4SrIED—A WOMA! ina small i Bete required. inquire a¢ 1222 12: the hours of 8 and Ii, N todo ceneral eos white preferred: age ay. L* ST BY A THUUGHTLESS PURCHASER, An opportunity to buy a suit of clothes at a maikebly reasonable price, by neglecting to visit A. STRAUS'3, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, 3 doors from th st. GLASSWARE, FINE CHINA, CUPLERY, and PLATED WARE. A fall sock constantly on band. of lateat aisles and best maken W & BEVERIDGE, T1233 “494 (ond Fellows Halt $th strcet GOUD WATCHES. & GOOD JEWELRY, & GOOD SILVERWARE EYE GLASSES, SPEOS, CUTLERY, &c. Selling of fcam 5 par cent. advance to) per cent, sELow ONT, to closing my business. FE, CASES, ke. for sale cheap: HOOD No. 469 fen Music and Morals. By H_R. Bare Cox's American arate y Pre-Historie ‘Limes. Porsctti« Shadow ot Pant : Fields’ Yestes hb Author Mable Lee. By buthor of Ballon's Treasury of rs, A Crown frem the Spe: The Couseqnent Rey 25 Jevon's Theory of, Pol Palit ci sl Economy cae. f* mar23 Tor O13 Penservania venue, IIMES MADE LiVELY WITH LOW PRICES aT a cs POPULAR GROCERY STORE. Best Sugar cnred HAMS, gale ttc Feat Neg oe iy PLOC Me gory 3, only Se Choice Femiiy per bag, Che ice Extra FLU ena "gia" Best Whit THM ATES. tbe, 4c OF 8 for $1. FESCHE 1 20e.. dr 3 is for Best fengu ty FEE. 2 ery best © Sle. d, Se. per Ib ext Very choice Gunpowd 1 eyes » $1.25; good, $1 Finest Japan In ported, fon fh. Nev PHILP & SOLOMOSS. Bible Music. Bein, Musical ‘Themes. ‘ Ty Sociptare x. many Keys,on Francis Ja 2175 S 2% 225 iw Pulpit. iam H.W. Murray. sec: ri Trneas Steel By Marian Harland... The Seventh Vial 7 i of Trouble Be- D.D-vauthor cil's Tryst. By t Northern Lard ds. liver Optic... * | Sees Modern Life. By Rev. Stoite eo reo Roughing lt. By Mi waio. Another ae Sif in a owaein taabenintin Cokes”. sus PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, marzt 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ANKRUPTCY SS cE This is to Fae notice, that on the 22d March, A. . 1872, a Warrant in was issted recat the estate of GEO. LANPHERE. he city of Washington, of said District, wh nm adjudged own ion: That the payments teh Pp a of (any proper Cap ing to such bankrupt. for his w the transfer any ceerty y him, fe (ebididew by law: at a meeting ol ewig woe ohh said bankrupt to prove their debts and c! L— or more assignees of his estate, will De hain eve 74 of gees LEX R SHARE, as Messenger. | day of ankruptey BGR N on. any tony shin N, Register, on the 24 o cle a fa ME SO Mtarthal of De yr ISSUED! Expose of Polygamy in Utah, By Mrs. T. B. H STENHOUSE, of Salt Lake City, (1Nustrated by Stephens.) This intensely _— bpok is the only revela- pt INRER ye ae MOBMONS ‘Cloth bound, $1.0. Sm tne rRavE. Salhw awa POPULAB DEY GOODS HOUSE, Nos. 1018 and 1020 7th street N. W. Foi yd _ riety DEESS GOODS; in elegant styles BI bit PERE Neoatirel goods, aaa yards fine colored ALPACAS, (9 aL cre. ~aekeeach! ae IS IN PI Cpe pms pee tig the ‘the Sct tne Nerthers “beans have BRANCH AGENCY en 10958 raat EWI SAAR, Coyrel ee, WHEATLEY BI BROTHERS, COBNER OF 7: NORTH- No. 37 Wa! 7 »D.0 0. YATES STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. NTED-A Ww: Business. Inquire MAN to at thle om WwW but competent ANTED—Several DRESSMAKERS. hand: None s need apply. At 197 Washington street. Georgetown. aR TED At the “Victor” Sewii Senne “agency, an experienced CARVARSES. 469 Pennsylvavia avenue, bet. th sts, mar2l-tf Vv TUATION in : AerED ‘By a omega ne ‘ivate famiiy erences given. “Address 934F The peatiat northwest man or driver. pd Wt class custom trade. ough experience in fine Raiteenee with fall particulars, 2146 Poet New York Post Ofice, N: NIED-TO CUS: OM GENERAL CUTTER Also, a CUTTERS. — customed to fret: UT PER wich thor- and CS ey work. bor Mo. erin theniteben.” water in eben. Defrees st ENT—HOUSE 1106 43 1d ork eight 25 8 mouth. Ingles moe avent F NT Dea! aed umd ite Ang rien a An ameatein hoes sion given ed oie 631 Penn m22 lw Se Teac op- Asylum; an excellent Posses: Bae 80Ns, ‘OR SALE—One 63. Free gta Hoes HOUSES are brick, and Tiss 500. itn side new, es, water and bath; pleasantly ices are percent. below “tormer sellin Price of this ciass of and on ver forms. Ingnire of WH CHAE. S03 7th sts accond store. moet Foe, RENT—On G street, three doors 2 story and attic BRICK HOUSE. and a good cellar: wi GABDNER. 1436 New york Also. 426 New York and ouiiupen connected; room in the house. room gas. Apply ‘o DA ven! renas, & PARSOR ter closet and bath m22 tf W ANTED—A GI re err eae AD Sth'and hl ANTED WHITE WOMAN, to assist hon: iy ‘were there are small oI iy N Rhode Island avenue, bet, it So: m | ce You eat, todrive & milk ity G MA Toone well recommended ‘whi'e or colored, ae derstands cooking. washing and ironing. Good $07 Detweon m2).5t y L street, land hoa- wag. mm frees fara eee ‘a coud heme Baisees ALEX SSEES | SEER Nill be given. TER. Mexandria, ¥ career am Ap by a wile, eecood cece FRONe goo, wet BOARD. in pr hy ion convenient to ed 80 $55 BoD V -ANTED—A WET NUBSE, of Be Cas immediat: ty at the office OBN 1307 F iT) its m. ‘and 12 and 1p. street, ay arg 8 Sper | rocms aud bath ‘Star | Apply on the premises ar F ‘OR RENT—The large ¢atory HOUSE, » ath- cast, corner of Penneyivania and 18th street, horoughly repaired, containing 24 room cold water, bath rocms and closets on each fi stationery’ washstands, bells. range hot and or; ia kitehe large store and celiar underneath. Consid:- re! ous of the best business locate mar22-2w OR RENT. Gelisrs: aleo. KOU oR! ats 7th si FS, LENT —Handrely FU Rs. I Yocation. will be rent-d low ne te the city. Apply to BOP « DUDLEY, treet oll Leulstene av, 4 ROOMS s suitable for & “Photograch Ofices and Dwell: m21-3t RNISHED PAR | tow good reat 415 loth wt. m21-3t* Fo. RENT—HOUSE No. 1430 New York ave pue. first d east of 1oth street. It eontains 18 ors, wiih al mn FoR Re NT—Suttabis for bouskeeping, PART OF A HOUSE, includi: kitchen ond fioot from str jing par! r, dining room t floor; two communicating rooms. sec math fr ut; pewly faruished; half a s4 cars; 1421 Q street. re u2i St TED—Three CARRIAGE PAINTERS, V ivree BLACKSMITHS, ‘and two WHEEL: beyord the Insane Anyi V ANTED OLA Dt MAURBEN to havo ai done. Also. KI PIN alll kinds of EMBRO! oH Neh «NATIONAL PA PARK OkuRiaGe W ANTED. eG BREN cig hat ik 7th street. opposite Patent Uffice. m £0 ozperionced roan to call on aes nie Es p SP aMPiNG UTING, aod 617 mar? OLD STEAM BOILERS, WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IRON, for which cash will be pai feb24-cob6t ANTED_LADI«S8, bg ae ne le ex Kuhens 3 Brantpine De Depot, @ site Patent Office ANTED— Every one © Mapufacta MACHINE. si VICTO.” Shatt’ Go fs Tewelty 8 Store, 409 ‘Penney ivania sa sah treet. J B. ‘id. WHEELER, Canal Bridge. todo all kinds of Embrot spericno-d hangs need « uire’ a. 177th sree pp to know that the ring Co.’s new SEW haa e self setting Need Agency W. SPIO) rice im SLOTHING. BLANKE PeERSTIUG th wir highest adie Gente ‘and Uhitdrens OAST r od i Chilares to — that PHILLIP ya the HATS and 20) its. PrYsen, Agents street, pear V aoe aaa HING,GUNS, BT FULTON & Oe titeet’ ana "Pen corner naylvania avenue. Depot el Thermometers of all kinds. LOST AND FOUND. COW . whic! ASTBAY—A black and T SitocOw. which the ownereat ba bad G11 N street IBERAL REWARD. ing, between St PRESS CLOT! nd SLEEVE BUTTO! S11 din streets oF 1536 Weai ah streets. © BROWN also, a CUFE Sward’ elves if Tote at PET POATE. No. 33 |G ASSOCIATION public are cautioned not to receive it. L street. it iF CENTBAL Bi 0! . The ols 1872. DAILY Bi! FRESH GOODS, SPRING. 1872. ECEIVING NEW STYLES, LATEST IMPORTATIONS. 1 VERY CHOICE! KE ST SELECTIONS FoR OUR CUSTOM a LACKS Tom DEPARTMENT, HICH NOTHING AKE IT THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT IN DISTRICT 0! TRE © F COLUMBIA, INCLUDING FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH. & AMERICAN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND SUITINGS, WHICH WE hess TO OBDER IN THE BEST STYLE, ANT ov. TAILORING DEPART- OUR STOCK OF BEADY-MADE CLOTHING FULL AND COMPLETE, WELL CALCULATED TO PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. * NO BRANCH STORE. HABLE ‘ FASHIONABLE TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. “. W. OOBNER Tru AND D STs. ‘No. BARGAINS } ™ oF bee ght ae Ley FRAMES, PICTURE CORD A! PAINTINGS, ND TASSELS, NATLS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, a {OR SALE N Frect, Penusylvania avenue, Seventh, Ninth and F streets. ‘slsg, revidences in all parts cf the city: ranging in price from $4.40 to $50, wits _m2l-ecst BUSINESS PHOPERTI E Bin 7th street, opposite Post OMes FOR RENT AND SALE. Pete aoe aes) serait, Petaling arm: Rope eae Ws Bg ae wer Pune 9h par be Bateae Grecireceths pratioes febia if ear this city ro ‘A FRUIT F: an Piece pence F of ® ACRES, south of the quedect brides. i FICE ROOMS in the Penasy! | Ee ateshtra bad am oO oe A Posy SALE OB waagte ee No. Ries Pee “ew W bows Fos: iw FURNISHED ROOMS mS for 0.567 ioe © unfurnished with er without boa: iss uri avenue, 3d door from 34 ire? room. Honse neat and well farnloheds bes moder improvements. Charges moderate Toawire at 1312 G etree reat. ote £1. McCieitand; one « the hiv & mest snbar ban residences in the Distri A. K. SHEPHERD, 910 Penn. ave: NT_Hows! at No. 13 Penns) epapiay ia ae ¥e om tai od ROOMS for rent at No.315 Pounsyivain avenur, be ten MM and 43¢ streets. __ tebe im* fe BAICK Fat mibbiwascxnend diva sal We Aypiz. to. to EDMUND LAW i ikea soy RENT—The laree DWELLING House, 7 tl AT ges wix et ye a tt ide rooms, stsircases ahd passages, i ry rage ora iseyer FEE TAYLOR _BUSINESS CHANCES. _ ILL PoE HARE 200 SHARES OF CES STOCK. Please Ww TER MA ive addr: Bumber<f Tahares for salsandirest ST K. Bo Star« ms at SEst PARTNER WANTED IN A SAFE apd very profitable mantfacturing bnsiness ia which p tal is insuffici: vt to mect demande Suess: amen went least $2100 ready money. B. RUSSELL, Star office. ‘mZ3-3¢* TO LOAN ON UNENCL MBERED in ANTS to city property, in ews to ait. $25,000 $15,000, IN SUMS FROM @1 000 Ur Apply at once to JUAN BOYLE & 00, 713 15th str mar2i-tf aa. ANTED-—To juvest fi asfe. paying business “Od Zist stroet N.W tN.w MoM ST BE SOLDI A FINE SEVEN ROOM PRESS-BRICK FROST ous COMPLETELY FUBNISRED, Io offered at a great sacrifice on vers easy JAMES BE. WAUGH, Reat Estate Brox Corner of U5th and Fs Opposite the Te UMS To SULT, mid St $ 0, 006 TO LOAN, IN from §100 to 810,00," = S, class Meal Esti feba7-if G .NERAL EMP OY fons wis! to em do well tocall st JOSEPH at. between Q thy filled BURNETT, Je 1315" ‘Pennsyivant BROOKS”, 1609 | Q and B ste., where their orders wil! tobls Uy” SALE ON MONTHL S new FRAME HOUSE! street east. for $2,000 on: d4uew FRAME Hota street cart for for B10. ost Bice, Patent Office.or at Pennsylvania avenue, corner a“ ‘A YMENTS. B,each 6 rocm:, on lth each 4 rooms, on 21 HOUSE cai on ein street west, of 6 rooms, ane of © W. KING, 07); 7th street ON'S Real Es argiit By FoR RENT—In a priva BOOM for one p. Fao 13th street. between Land te family, yRuaieeD BOARD i desired: 909 ce UK REST—A HOUSE. nue, between otee and 13th s és. Rent corer MORES 1223 New York with modern fomonth. Inqa're on EN, corner of ae 'T—Two fine story; will be tevente Apply at 1423 RR aeuntea ‘tory.and one hep i I Hon: 1.00 ts aaah 1.500, G No. Et 7th st.. opp. Pust Office. crmmanlentin ROOMS. large BO in second or witbont Board al Penna. ave. {ABM FOR SALE OR RENT—A most aaasts seat, dairy or market farm, containing fifey'thres acres. highly improved land. a. comfort able dwelling and good of the most superior SOA tenement house, and all Underlying about i fone. tory FRAME Ht kitchen, with lot ai rusted on on Rew Y Pempehise ciety between H en USE wah [atreets, near the Gircte, ay ee 1oe* “PAMLOBS, ¢¢ re . ates. caer ft rai | ing very cbea) Iso. other_farni edr With or without Board, at No. 7 Ooms. street, between G and conveniences, itoaie } hae alt — OB BENT—The large { ol HOUSE No. apie street, north, ae aary BW CLIN rooms ili igh: edge ae ¥f at at 309. pestishpae site: | * ire next dont OF 3 Gkhisd ht National Ba Bank of the Republic. publican.) FOR SAL. One (1) SEINE; in good couditiog. 24 feet lon Inquire of JAS din vc ween G and I eouthenst ro pe fnalekeae oa wie rae able fora , Hall alley, between =". and Mir BE SOLD—Tho STOCK and FIXTU @E a an cid established Restaurant and Beer rod reasons giving for selling. mds ND Inquire ot O. K le, room 31, east wu wher having ire 1219 Hith stre-t Ro nee for them. E. Fe ‘BALE BARBER SHOP in Ale Va., No. 155 King street. mi IS ARKIVED FKOM TAM Wesr, arp rr L¥—A_ lot sonata sme laze AND HARNESS ESkS. at HUG Ts. of fi: roan aud keh com prising parlor, dink bed room: kitchen furnitnr Apply at 1 and ¢ clock, p,m. Bext ten days: at THOTTANG BUG ts ith Hae EAE h oo, Saddie-and Bridles Blankets, Babes verything complete and Drtect or: Leaving the elt ell Dition a JOHN ¢ 4 below Pa_ave., Washington, D POR SALE.—5 01 NOC two year first-class vines. The best American Grape. at north Arlington. Ve., or a! orders to B. A. PALLLIPS, Georgetown, DO. mars tf T PRIVATE SAL The beautiful country y residence called “ DUN- BARTON HALL,” situated on the road from Pierce's Bll 2 Feoualiytown, abou! 2% miles from ms 02 The piace contain wenty three acres af and, improved Ly ‘a ‘ma heuse §coutaining feeb Towms,: two smal: cottages, o six the other three roome, ice house, bara. are seven acres of grapes in bearing, pea: hes aud other fraits. so ring a fine country reaidence examine this property. wiaid do selirea call me t be sold by the Ist of 40 - Mao fecnson on loth street wane No. 133 {5R0 Fos SS — thre atory ae aye] P and Q, w ements, Apply Fi. ‘es ose: ‘OB SALE out B'Seick co ae Th hand For: aa LE— Kare ¢ eee steps and convenience. street. = wise in exchange. mange bet eres ae —_—e. = Heuse.a dor Gn BAP FOR CkSN=a For as = ht rooms, Bo og ae fore ten ears, inter in fr Corner of 1: take part gr.uad on wil tetror rent daring the ortarme pois PIERCE SHOEMAKER, warl-tt pear ‘s Mint BOARDING. amonest. oe ISHED ROOMS, th first. La EE BOARD. wt ieve aud 1000. E Reb Sas wae arenuc.—The new ‘addition to this ‘ote we ‘s ~ plere.and fami Alwo, suites and single rooms,'new furniebed with tapestry and Brita manr23. roa TA! A sg tka stag! _feb26-1m 1 Pen MoNTH. coer street and Pa. avenue. FE Ser oF Sure This rable brick centaine ith eae aa | By bac AR a PLEASANT EDUCATIONAL. BENG GERMAN taught by an oxy ioe rites oo ees SPECIAL BARGAINS 801 ix SEWING MACHINES. 801 ontain- | PERSONAL, ho! ») C4 ay femtcLd FeRN ty cl ®. per steamer Led: anv ee ie requested to for ‘charges, « Rawey er it wit he bec i ey mitt” Bixth street Ve HUMRTS Tay cesetcpad ‘iond Sri | Pome of . te vue ste Riehe ting. has the wonderfer . Sreanat ghanging Weck. telly the owes “hes ot failure of ang L street, between ist and commieicnt nme etree . E's See ton srect, BW tiers Be _ tour, the we semete those who may re Ms RB SAWYER. Gere Biedvwm, can be consul eigre Tu TP COMSULTATIONS at DABBY B, on 4's street the avenae The only adver on ‘ession as an expert and specialiet the generative orgs LADIES SCFFERING 1 Rom BREOULAR 4 ties, Wenknewans, pectbiar te their ge she mld coulde tn DE, CRON. the eotoe an 4 and only reliable and sate . 7 epenty Come oly we I etreet, between Th and Er _ THE TRADES. 4 WINGS AND FLAGS. M. G. COPRLAND, Manufactarer, 643 Lont« Awnings recherche | imca avence a ai jot for sores, ity oF Country reeldences Pings tor «ale and tor Booms decorated AM articies tine madote ardor, ware Tina eay 7 a ST. 512 oh stron 2 and Drawings made. 5 schntaes bone ee rented. and repa ~ J KE. TURTO: = CARPENTER, BUILDER, on CONTKACTOR Orders for Honse Oarpenterine Jobw traiors Work speedily attetded to boys aud Oeste or Gow inuts 8 1th’ street. below Katrast NW | REMOVAL —JaMes F. Hate err ROME hn yd Gao finer, ber Be > iat Orde Fynidence, 229 24 ‘st. BE» Capitol radar ses meet with prompt kttention. deci! tr Awana AND FLAG DEPOT. x JOHN ©. HOGAN, janetectorer of Awnings, Fiage Tents, Ho Wagon Govers. Decoraitiyg of Ustis toy Bane ons “pel "Banded to. 718 G15 Orn Srar od tg g Bae ES av done peatly an te of « Vells ana ells a | foued “nt gt | (white) colo: nd curied | "Office of the Taine, NY Lahment notsbiamed 1213" The ol | the Kind in the country if n vid ANTAUNT ‘Pian ek, ‘Acont, | way * ‘Sieh stveat ABLISHED 1833. JOBN McDERNOTT & Bnos | COACH MaKens AD CARRIAGE | 310 Penns 5 Dear 34 strost, | RECEIVED ON ST Se » R , : COMBS S108 os CARRIAGES REPAIR’ * BYERS, See Ly Ex ¥H- POLKINMOKN & GO. oT | aplety — 'Disireet, butween sth and 7th streets | BANKERS. T= FREEDMYAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. Banking Hous, Se cH? Peonsyivania avenue, omit Pod 8] PE: interest become Trays FOUR PER CEN from "pont 6 and 4 per nterent. ornsiehe v ~ Se, | was exabult OFFICES t a all nee towns and Of the South and Southw Hours 9 a.m. 404 p. = Open We ¥ and Saturday ni, irom 04 to _. | So'clock, to receive deposits only. Gall at or send for a copy rand By 1 BANKERS, | 1427 F street, (two doors from U.S. Trossury Be- partment HINGTON, D. © nnd mediar tad Weonecaas Beuking Excl change on the principal cities taken and given ‘St par to cur d fully fur i See Las rt rng negotiated on Claims before all the yay ‘States ‘De partments have our. _delo- MIDDLETON & 00 ASHINGTON CITY SAVin@ |W, BANK, street and Louisiana Avenue, reze as 6 Fae ENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS uterest commences from date of deposits, Depeiisean be mle was mt will. PY, Treasarer jet COOKE @ Oo., BANKERS, Boy an¢ sell. at current rates: eoy ype SI URITIES, VER LAND WA eat Nee EXE tke Eonbays Bon & ew York Sas reat B hau the Con’ ri a time ‘ine fubricat aor’ cheer MEDICAL, &c. {EMALE DISEA: a created Anement prem! Lm Dt sks “end Gon cuipeac Sik ‘ork Stock es of the Bicord U.S, Vener ew Minto a. WS" Giraety, com corner a or i , second story.) or Feotdemen, ah amsachusctis avenue, Toh and thih ete x W. From his great «7 treating ‘be ag Epom mu receipt of £30, stort at cine will be seat ‘by ea} war care fuvoluntary cuniesions =e oF MARRIAGE — HAPPY _ meuier, rox men from the effects of Errors D'ciit 619 PENKSELVANIA 4VESUB, Under Metrepolitan Hotel, Washington, D.C. rit a =~ &