Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1872, Page 2

. ——————————————— es ree EVENING STAR. _ CROSBY 5S. NOYES.......Editer. Largest Cirenlation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY... larch 27, 1972. Seott vs. Garrett. We have never favored allewing steam cars to rum through the heart of the city, but it cer- | tainly seems remarkable, in view of the privi- leges of this kind already granted by Congress, that we should have this present clamor raised st the franchise asked by the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. Mr. Garrett, through whose agency this fierce opposition is made in Congress to the Potomac road passing up 6th street to B, is himself interested in the National Junction read, which has the right, under Con- grestional charter, to literally gridiron the city. ‘That this tact may not be questioned, we quote Some of the provisions of this large franchise. ‘The act to incerporate this Junction Railway Company, signed March 29, 1869, empowers the company to construct a railway with one or | more tracks, commencing near the Aqueduct bridge in Georgetown; thence ramning in a northeasterly direction, crossing Rock Creek | iuto the city of Washington and passing through either S, T, or U streets north to a point most feasible on the Potomac river. or Eastern branch of the same at or near the Navy Yard; also, the privilege of locating and constructing a grand Union depot on the line of said road at some point between Sd street west and Mth street West, in Washington city; also, milar depot at some convenient point in Georgetown near the said aqueduct. By the amendatory act of June 2%, 1870, these privileges of the Junction railway company were enlarged to the extent of authorizing the company to build another line, | viz: Commencing at the northern terminus of the Aqueduct bridge, in Georgetown; thence in an easterly or northeasterly direction to Rock creek; thence along said creek or parallel thereto to its junction with the Potomac river, thence along said river bank, or parallel there. to, to the foot of 26th street, of Washington city; thence on the south side of the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal to its terminus; thence by the most direct and eligible route south of the public grounds to the intersection of Virginia avenue and South Capitol street; thence to the Eastern branch, near the Navy Yard. Also, to build a branch road trom the | main line commencing at the intersection of | Virginia and Delaware avenues; thence to a | point on Ist street east; thence under said street | by tunnel to a junction of the Metropolitan and Washington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio | roads; also, the privilege of location and con- | struction of a union depot on the main line of said road; the power to condemn ground for the location of the same, restricted to two acres in area; also, a depot at some convenient point im Georgetown. Garrett has, also, the control of franchises enabling him to cross Pennsy!- vania avenue at the foot of the Capitol building with steam cars, and directly through the line | of public grounds extending from the Capitol to the river. Mr. Scott will not go more directly through the public grounds in passing up 6th street to B than does Mr. Garrett in crossing Pennsylvania avenue aud passing on to Mary. Jand avenue between the Capitol grounds and the Botanic Garden. Yet not asingle voice was | raised in Congress against granting the privilege to run steam cars directly through the center ot the city, across its leading street, in front of the Capitol, and through the public grounds. | Neither wus there any opposition to the Junction | railroad franchise, under which Garrett, as | above shown, can traverse the city, north: | south, east, and west. But now that Mr. Scott | asks to come up 6th street to B, from Virginia | avenue, a distance of a few squares, not crossing | or touching Pennsylvania avenue, or any of the | prineipal business streets of the city, instantly the Maryland delegation in Congress and Mr. | Garrett's other friends are on the rampage: | resisting the concession by every mode of par- liamentary tactics. We repeat that we do not favor giving any company the privilege to run steam cars through central portions of the city bot we must say that in view of the privileges of this character already so freely granted by Congres*, this opposition to Mr. Scott’s moderate Tc quest seems paerile and unjust. ——_—_\_-<cee--___ England can’t afford to go to war with her best eustomier. The figures of our Bureau of ‘Statistics show that the exports of Great Britain | during the year 1570 to all countries taking her merchandise to the value of five millions ster- | ling, from which exhibit it appears that the United States bought of her in that year more than Russia, Belgium, Italy and France com- bined, and eight millions in round numbers more than all Germany, the next largest bayer of British goods. The enormous volume of our imports in 1571 undoubtedly increased to a very large extent this preponderance of American custom, which exceeded that of the British pos- sessions in North America and India added together. British exports to the United States were, in 154, £5,253,020, but im 1870 they amounted to £28,335,3M. As the Journal ef Commerce says:— Nobody buys so liberally of -fobp Bull as Brother Jonathan, and it would be a sad day for Great Britain when, by the occurrence of a war, all American orders on her manufacturers’ books should be canceled, and «il American buyers withdrawn from the cloth halls of Leeds, the hardware markets of Bir- mingham and Sheftield, the linen markets of Dundee, and all the other centers ot varied British industry.” Reterence was made in this column a few ays since to the case of Baron Von Glahn, a rman resident of Illinois, whom it cost ‘57,098.45 to get a divorce from his wite in that | The proposed 'd TU- state; $18,093.45 of that amount having gone inte the pockets of masters in chancery and other court officers. The baron complained to the governor, and he sent the memorial to the legislature, and the result is the adoption by that body of an amendment to the fees and sal- aries bill, which probibits masters in chancery from collecting more than $200 in any one case. ‘This will give a new impetus to the divorce courts in that state, as it will enable men and women of moderate means to enjoy the luxury ©f separation trom uncongenial matrimonial partners, hitherto confined to well-to-do citizens and citizenesses because of its expensiveness. ‘Chicago is expected to even eclipse all her for- mer doings in that line of business, for which the city had an unenviable noteriety betore “ the great calamity,”” which somehow or other seems to have bad a salutary moral effect on her married people; at least the papers do not contain as many divorce scandals as before the fire. —— A street car reformer in New York thinks he has hit upon a remedy for some of the evils from which that community suffers in common with ourown. He proposes that the companies shall be fined for permitting more than thirty persons in a car; for not having gates on the platform to close when that number are on the car; and for not running @ sufficient number of cars to ac- commodate the passengers; one-half of the fine in each case to go to the informer. It is an open ‘question whether such a plan would be any more effectual than the Brooklyn law, which prohib- its the companies from collecting person not provided with a seat. ————-see--—__ ‘The Chicago Tribune accuses the workingmen f Ohio of imconsistency. They are vigorously remonstrating against the employment of peni- tentiary convicts by the state, which, according to the Tribune, is but carrying out on a small scale what the Internationals propose to do on a large one, that is: have the government give work to all unemployed laborers. ————_-cee- —___ It is announced that in consequence of the in- slisposition of Brignoli there is to bea change in the opera to-night. Brignoli gets indisposed too often. Its an unpleasant way he has. The way to serve him is to make up the casts counting him out entirely, and then if he feels well enough let him sing a few airs between act That would cure him Quicker than medicine. The Ohie republican state convention met at Columbus to-day. +28. &7 Notwithstanding the strike, alt the nc >papers in Toronto, Ganad, were pub- Uehiu yesterday morning. Judge Benedict, in New York yesterday, se: | aside the verdict of guilty, in the United States | Circuit court in that city, im the case of Robert Burke, found guilty of stealing ‘a packet” of newspapers frvm the post office, on the ground that the evidence showed that Burke stole three separate newspapers which did not, under the statute, constitute ‘a packet.” This case was paralleled by one in our criminal court several years ago, when Mr. Joseph H. Bradley, Sr., secured the acquittal of a client of his, a boy, on the ground that he was indicted for stealing books from a printing office, whereas the evi- dence showed that what he stole were certain printed sheets, which not being bound, were not yet books. On this argument the indict ment was quashed. Saharese es What purported to be a copy of a letter from Mr. Greeley to A. J. Wedderburn, editor of the | Alexandria (Va.) Sentinel, dated March 7th, has been floating around in our exchanges for the last week or two. In it he was made to say :— “Tam doing my best on the conservative move- ment, and expect to do so to the end. I take no care as to candidates, but if there should be an attempt to make free trade a plank of the plat- form, I must be counted out.” He flow denies that this is “an accurate copy of any letter he ever wrote,” and insists that those who “ print his private letters’ hereafter shall give them verbatim, but he does not deny the sentiments attributed to him,so that the public is not much enlightened by his explanation after all. ‘ cee + The New York Tribune thinks the testimony in the Seneca sandstone investigation is ‘per- feetly appaling in its contradictory and confus- ed statements.” Just so. ‘Twas ever thu when rival experts were called in as witnesses on opposing sides of a question, and so it wil continue to be to the emt. . — Prestpent Wooisey Dentga THE Sort IMPEACHMENT.—A New Haven telegram says : The statement attributed to Senator Sumber that ex-President Woolsey, of Yale College, will attend the Cincinnati convention is untrue. Dr. Woolsey has never given Mr. Sumner nor | anyone else any warrant for such statement, nor bas he ever entertained an idea of attending that convention. Tur New Enis.—E. H. Green has been cho- sen a director of the Erie railway to fill Jay Gould’s vacancy. The New York Post gives the report that the present Erie directors have made an arrangement with Jay Gould by which, tor a consideration, all proxies on stocks stand- ing in his name or those of firms of which he bas been or is a member shall be passed over to them. THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE adjourned sine die yesterday, without passing the tax bill. This resulted in a ‘conservative caucus last night, at which the governor was requested to call ‘an ex- trasession, which he has done, and the legisla- ture meets again to-day at noo’ #7 The Council General of the Department of the Seine has voted an appropriation ot 1%,000,- 000 francs for the schools of Paris. @7 There were twelve deaths from small-pox in New York yesterday. Vaccination continues on a great scale. s7-The vernor of Maine has appointed April 28 a day of fasting and prayer. Tue legis- lature adjourned sine die yesterday. &7 Samuel Hill, a member of the Michigan house of representatives, was charged in the house yesterday afternoon by Mr. Swineford, of | Marquette, with selling his vote and intluence for money. A commitiee of tnvestization was prom ptly appointed. d Commercti The New York money — — active yesterday, and another i-up is threatened this weel pnd ays advance in stocks, aside from Erie, crea! an enlarged demand for WANTS. Dand KE, 4 Ww. ANTED—A FF street, ber i NURSE to take charge money particularly. A great many outsiders, | blidren: septacnns ‘Appl who Raven’t been in the market for years, ard | 491 Oda Fellows Wail hk ree AES now coming in, encouraged by the wide fluctu~ - = ations of the past two weeks. “The overshadoas WASTED—AaPrRENTICE ind ing feature im both the New York and London | corner of #th and F streets,” = markets was Erie, which opened in New York ANTED— an eppeaincd Wilke Cook, at and soon advanced to 6 ¢.and then de- W. Rand IRONER. Apply, with refer clined to 64%, then to 61 4 , and soon rallied again Wee 1301 K street. aie gis — Wika a ncreas oc Pa enakSS Government Securities. | ing dress ‘shirts, Apply at D's Say Cooke & Co. furnish the following to-day: | Shikt Fretor) Si ot. ite ey a. ‘ ene. | ANTED—A HOUSEKERPER—a 8. sy 1S 6-esn a sy eN |) VY AN Stig pean es nS ins = 13 small family. i he ‘ oy ‘Good teferences, Ad 208, 1864: “yy 12: B25 1: i 5 a 8 oe, tess as : aS rth itol Hil, mz-2t a WADSTED 4 thoroughly WOMAN to cook family—American Vermont avenue. Mi last employer: rE competent WH and ta pe Pt hen Markets 7 a : Battimore, March 71.—Virginia sixes, con- solidated, 57; West Virginia’s, 16 bid. Ba.timone, March 27 —Cotton dull and nomi- nal; low middlings, 21%. Flour quiet but firm, and unchanged. Wheat firm; Pennsylvania, $1.80a1.85. Th steady; white southern, 62a; mixed western, 63 its dull; choice south- ern, 5laii; western, 5iadi Rye quiet, %ads. Provisions quiet and steady. Pork, $13 A bulk meats strong; shoulders. taut; em brs week or day. Address 64; Clear rib sides, 63a5%; bacon. shoulders, | FFED—Uy a young colored 54; rib sides, 74; cleat rib sides, 74; sugar: | WANDER. Ona soune colors cured hams, i2)2212; lard, $ya9. Western but- | i ter firm: choice 28a30; good to prime, 26. Whis- | ky nominally unchanged. 59. | ‘New York, March 7.—S Gold frm, ood MILLINER, at No. 315 9% 123-2t* W4STED—A WHITE GIRL tw doh for a small family. Inquire at No. 1 F’ TAYLORS, 623 Pennsylvaria aven ANTED—A ressmaking ateon Wheeler & Wils: « z cam give @ Box 12, Star As cletk ina fancy store, an Intelli- G MAN who writes a good hend ohas been in the same business before d| treommendations required, Address“ B..” 3 54; new, 55. North Caro. | Oftice. a25-3t x | WARTED—To rent by the int of Aprils HOUSE ch 2%.—Flour steady. Wheat, | of six to cig! With gas and water, sita fi er: 7 y i Walla hool Buildiag. Apply to winter firmer; spring, dull and heavy. Corn, | ${¢dpear the W Qe ap ul ond cuakaneed KaidhipDOWNMAN, Boom No. 2, Huteliie-ncer Lonpox, March 27, 11.30 a. m.—Consols cpened | at %\, for mon $8998 for account. | WY ANTED IE: reas. or po tay on accommodating i's, g 5's tay gti | e : oa Bonds, 1862's, 21; 1865's, old, 953; 1967's, 93543 | ton rhea’ MODE somewhere between Isth and 10-40"s, 89. = 24h etrests.and not further north than N street. Panis, March 27.—Rentes opened at 5éfrancs | Address FA. S., Star office. m25-3t* Sore aera bak ANTE: om a TED. ‘ants, bot! HE WEATHER. find good HOMES. and th male and female, can ; Yamilice got supplied War DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer, wt it V. at tl - Wasurnorow, D.O March si, ota, Iacea’¢ | BEB SG RR UANTS: at the Hana ea Syworsis vor THe Past Twenty-Four Hovrs.—The barometer has continued rising over the southern states, where clear weatlier is now yery generally prevailing, with northerly , No. ith mar26-Im* MES. LOUISE 0. BUTLER. ANTED.- YOUNG LADIES to Teara @ ne 7 system of telegraphy , with promise of a nent situation when .. None buc int winds. ‘Clear and clearing weather ix now re- parties need apply to 1409 Pennsylvania u ported from the middle states, with southerly | between 9a. m. and 4 p.m. = Winds along the lower lakes, an; winds over the middle Atlantic. norther!; ANTED—By a lady, a SITUATION as ope foetherty t | VW torte tinea eran nn with cloudy ‘weather and Tighe Show eit: | irenty area thet: cite lealen and with cloudy weather and light snow. “Cleat | © y weather is prevailing very generally north, aed my’: Please address B. L., No. 304 4% street northwest of the Ohio valley. The display of caution: signals along the lakes will e- sumed April ist, cages a PRoBABILITIES.—Clear and pleasant weather ANTED—A LADY thoroughly com to WwW cd ike and superintend the manufacture of Ladies’ Fine Linen Garments. Beferences requir- ed. ly it jiatel: willy erally prevail from the upper lakes a. APHLCRWOOD HOFTY & TAYLOR'S, to.the Gulf, and eastward over the south atlan- | _mah-2 623 Pen ia avenue. ic and middle states, and extend during this NTED=A GARDEN iy at 1207 F afternoon and to-night over New England. An | Wt uct aathand iste netneen) ne oe area of rising barometer will probably extend 7 = OUSE, from Minnesota and Lake Superior eoutheast- | WW SN 182 Ty, RENT Small HOUSE, for t pete nba = e rome: ios barometer ng Star Office. 25-3: con! ue falling west of and over the lower Mi ANTED_F rll, a neatir ni souri valley, with southerly winds, and gradu- | VY ANZER- By the lst April, « neat ily extend eastward over the upper Misebsippl. : Dangerous winds are not antic’ pated for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. tral loca. Terms moderate, Address “Rh. M. B..” Star m25-4c* tion office. ¥ ANTED— A SITUATION by # young Man of —s —12ee- —— ‘experience as Porter in @ store, or Coachman #7-Can a legislator be bribed?—[N. ¥. Times.) | t. a private fant iy heat of city reference Give it up. ton Post. @ Nig Address “MP. 934 F street. between &7 Marshal Bazaine has received permission | “bh 8Hd lth. eee MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE KAIL BOSD —A meeting of all those in fi Massachusetts Avenue Rath OBRROW (Thured ¥ joc! Ne Wasnis + 12. Paring the building of our New Bauking House, We will ocenpy the Office on the opposite coruer, Kindly tendered as by Messrs TON. March 2. LEW URep., Pat., NOTICE. —There will be a mestin TENTH DISTRICT REPUBLIVAN HURSDAY NIGHT, March 23th instant. for urpese of electing three members on the Gene- Republican Gommittce, at Bev. Mr. Willis's Church, on 14th, between streets A JENIFER, AM it" _Chairman Tenth Dist. Repubiican Olnb. | seeeiad ¥.M.C.A., Corn: FREE READING OIRCU f the cLUB ee! er 9th and D streets. ROOMS, + LIBBARY, ‘OCTAL RECEPTIONS — s GYMNASIUM, Z BOWLING ALLEY 7 All sre invited to visit the Rooms and use it Drivile gee. mar! WHAT SPRING BRINGS WITH IT. egarded from a medical standpoint, Spring is | Rot the delectable season described by vernal poets On the contrary, its yield of intermittent fevers, bil ous attacks. rheumat!c pains, disorders of the sto- mach. nervous comp'aints, and pulmonary diseases, is almost as large as its crop of violets, snowdrops and cherry blessoms. The invisible seeds of innu- i rning mists, and are scattered broadcast by the yapors of night. Who can resist their mephitic influence? Certainly not the weak by nature, or those whose nervous ener- gies have been overtasked by mental or physical labor, unless they tone and invigorate their tems, and thus enable them to cope with the un- healthy inflaences by which they are surrounded, ‘The only medicinal agent by which this object can be rapidly snd safely accompli reat veg- etable renovant and invigorant Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The operation of this celebrated specific is four-fold. It strengthens the digestive organs, reg- lates the secretions, improves the condition of the blood, superindsces a regular habit of body, and thereby imparts such vigor and elasticity to the whole physical structare,as to render it capable of resisting the action of the poisonous miasma, with which the spring stmosphere is always to some ex. tent impregnated. Here, then, is a ready "and cer. tain means of escaping the disorders prevalent at this season, or (if they have already fastened upon the system) of conquering them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor of a medicine is not of mu-b conse quenge. provided it does its work properly, but of Hostetter’s Bitters it may be fairly said, that they ure without outreging the patient's sense m2i- cost & w NOTICE.—The Committee on Examination of Applicants for position on the Metropoli- tan Police for: il bold its regu ar moeting at their rooms at Police Headquarters.on WEDNES- DAY, the 34 day of April, 1872. at 12 0'clock, noon. marZ ta) T. A. LAZENBY, Secretary. [GS BEGISTER' oFrice Distmict of CoLumpia, March 22, 1872, Novick ts ugueey oivex that on MONDAY, April 1, 672, WILL EXPIRE ALL LICENSES issued by ths Inte corporation of Washingt fr owners of all carte magonn. Grays ai hand expire by limitation of act appro Tugust 28, Tors wil liccoase iesced eke ees of Columbia to produce dealers, peddlers, of Cotumbia to produce myo ara lors, non resi licenses on said date must be promptly renewed. Applications for licenses must be made to the Reg- ister. by wi acertificate will be issued, stating the particular Kind of Hiecuse’ applied: for ‘and the ant of mo r. “Bald certificate shall be delivered to the Collector, t ‘of the sum of mone} 7 of deposit, stati ind of license the & nd Upon presentation of which to the Reg. ihe license wil be iseurd JOHN F. COOK, Register D.0. THE TAXPAYERS OF THE D O° ice OF Goteuets, TEE PIS CoLLector’s OrFics, BistTRIC The let of weal property pee, whieh ar remein dee and unpai is now being jared. and said property will be advertised for sete for taxes oe ‘soon as the list is completed. NO EXCEPTION WHATEVER MADE IN ANY OAck. OF arene 13872. WILL BE ‘Those who desire to save the ses of adver- tincment and sale should call at thitemiice cad atere their indebtedmeas before a pril 1, 1372. All personal which the taxes for the yeas coding J Dot ely proceed to sel ately isfy the taxes thereon. LOOK- CPT TEPRTPLSNY an Looe ORESTVILLE, wae Mp., aparece ER Forestville: Rea ee ee cnas just: ry ANTRD—A GIRL, to Cook, Wash, Iron, &e. ae pamphlet justifying his conduct at V T afamily of five, at 3 13th street opporit Lacs U.8. Treasury. (white.) mars3-tf CARD .—Ail persons indebted to us will please ANTED—Sevoral, DRESSMAKERS, | None AA caifand settle their accounts by the 10th Sug at W phat competent hands need apply. “At are April next, either by cash or notes, otherwias they Ishingten street. Georgetown. m2l-st' al be placed in the hands of counéel for crllcctiey, WANIED=At the ©Victor™ Sa Machine as we are determined to close up our books without Agency, an experienced CANVASSEB. 469 urther delay. EN & WILLTAMS. Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 4%: and 6th s’s. mar2l-tf mi lw Corner 7th and D «treeis, 7 ANTED Foe a = SELECTED CHEESE ON BAND. Ware ced et ity ee Kooustort, Edam, BOARD. in private family. Loc: Parmeraw, Grnyere, treet cars. Fromage de Bice, English Dairy, noth. Address’ immediat Sap Sago. ‘New York Cream, oe. hedder, : ANTED—Three GOARBIAGE PAINTERS, RCHELL, T. weet gi oe n- EEE 22-at* Stath street W F° NT—FUBNISHED ROOMS, in a private = actin _ —~ + Board if desired; 410 north lth street, OHUMBUG —The one door {t'm the Avenue mar eon” NGS ates water, water closster &c. Apply sires Sp. ms BG Roor NR carver Peay hate, mi ip good repair. list. No Coal Yard, 14h and Canal rx eucnss, with’ large gide Yard and south front. rice : one or two thousat o more re ANTED—A PARTNER with asmall capital: q ‘ed for three years. at 6 per cent. auureof W. 1 ASE. 203 thstrect Enquirect ¥ W eee See aecond floor. No. S11 1th street for housekeeping. ences, No. 718 igth street, between G and H street m™d5- fronting ou Iith and @ streets, with water Apply at the southwest corner of Mth ree! FOR RENT AND SALE. = three.story BRICK HOUSE, SALE. A new ey, Meth s'reet, Q, ith 9 rooms modern improvements. Appl F J. CHa BAN, Ho. 1390 1th street, mari PERSONAL. TYE SSAER OR CON HOUSEHOLD FUBN clive. per steamer Lady of the Lake, J is reqnosted to c: me forward, pay char it away, or it will be sold to th ee THOS Me CROUGH: Ae FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘OR RENT—A few pleasant ROOMS, No. 301 ett «t, corner Market Spare rtd SNER OFA URE from ASANT ROOMS, with Board, he — street north- oR ay for single at No.7 ower of changing Inck FS BEST—ROOMS, with or without BOARD. aad 9b st tase. Sn cess or tnthare of any busines tore jo. SLL E etreets between sth aad 9th stroets, & 119 Chew atiey, between Kant Fam NW. nara and Sd etreets Bw. 7 beewere Band F sed tet WOR RENT—UNFURNISHAD BOOMS, very 7 arr eyam PR gd Oe eas. y 4 iden, none ee Patts in givd fect and retiable communications Come and b flo = her wonderful power af second 322 ton FOE EENT—BBick Hot 05 . ; street, No W.. berween Rand F. Uett, 22% igs “Averue, between 6th and 7th sireets 8. W.. com bridge. €- RS. H.F. WRIGHT, thy well inown ning 10 rooms, gas and water. Apply to Mre A ome ea, with @ variety of } N of Maxmeree Paysiccam taken B. WEST, next door. i me-2t"_ | trait. 4 Sue view of the river a ae Barter bee eeu Band &. opposite ‘OR RENT.— FURNISHED KOOM-, with good | $3.40; 81 Ow cash. balance on long ti . al re she will bs lappy to os F'asite Board, rove for gentiem nd wifeor Five Semest iis omer mart-e tay require bersersiees. mars ie two single gentlemen, can ad at reasonable i r FICE ROOMS in the 3 "eat Fo, ae MIRED I at 10: south side. foto-tf iislend up ia ali street, between STosaue wr FUENISHED BOOMS Past, presemt and future. ts tim Po a FOE BENT Sui of EUENISHED ROOMS for wadern conve: ——— ae No. 307 Missouri avenne, 34 door from 3d street, FOR RENT—A leisy living ‘atone and south front. deci® mere room than she needs woul rent a cou S =x0 (ROOMS, with of without Board, totwointie or | QB RENT— Two COMMUNIOAT a Boom two gentlemen. Address Post OMe. It | oished or unfurnished, at No.473U streets te Stbeciatly taviive acail fram those who tnd FOB BEST—« reeds “. a deceived by de ball, bay window. guarantees rooms, w t > cS oe enre or no ei vt aie Rooms for indy pe > ‘ (OR RENT- 3 VON PS foemes. jo. street, ween "th and sard.batp m. er and gas—1442 8 street N Oo Jor * ” OR RENT—Floor of FOUR ROCMS, inclading | soderate. Inquire at 1312 @ street = = - two large parlors, kitchen and bed room: ale OB RENT—The property & THE TRADES. two on third floor front; separate or toge her; Imcge ONAL HOTEL, Posseecton bez ae aoeanemnociateenss pRTDer of B street, Island. os EC Apply toC. A. JAMES WNENGS, Star Offic m27-3t" won Z °OB KENT—That fine three-story HOUSE, 1728 ‘To JOUN © HOeAN Cae ant yard and m deta con. Sule at Bodh oP 1iMaAK SA 36 rooms; has long been ® avorite of And Maputactare: misters. Bent Icw te a good teuant Aw Fyne m FRAME HOUSE, = LEASE —The three iarce BRICK : {uh pantry hal BUILDINGS corner of c sted and New dersey AND FLAGS. Leet ie FY | avenue, intely oceny the U. 3. arse i : Paymaster Genl’s (lfi->.” mii-sr yt, DERE LAW BOGEES, 31 Mo M. G. COPELAND, Manufacturer, er RENT—The large DWELLING-ROUSE, | 7 Pennsylvania avenue, six reoast of the National eed ne oe iea coegegin Passages. or physician. # locality for a lawyer Fakycke TAYLOR, E 142~ D «treet N_W.. ne partment, with % ro ms, nice size; ‘h water in yard. Possession given but good 643 Louisiana Awnings recherche in siyle and © city or country residences, Flags tor sale and to rent Booms decorated Fo. RENT—HOU ‘Treasury ish, for wt rea, April tenants need apply, to marz-if FOR SALE—A soven room HOUSE. with cellar | _m2ser 394 Indiana avenue | All articies in canvas line made to onter. maré ‘and all modern improvements. Price $3.00. | — | @NHOMAS . 000 cash; in four years. Also. - BUSINESS CHANCES. 0 01 nroom BRICK, with rand all modern im- office M ONEY MONEY! MONRY WANTED | TWO OR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS for one or two years, Apply at 707 7th stroot N w. c a m26-3t* 5 TO LOAN IN ONE ON $2,500 3 om REAL ESTATE SEOURITY, for three or five years. Money in hand seca m26-3t 513 7th street. opp. Post Office, SILENT PARTNER WANTED IN A SAFE +> and very profitable -A pleasant BACK PARLOR on the suitable for one or two gentlemen between Hand 1 m2s 3" OR RENT—Very desirable UNFURN F’ofodine: 1208 'F wasn Wik noe be mi OR BENT—F or Furnished BOOMS, with or without Board, front and back. Ali conveni- re m6 34 HED AND OONTBACTOR Orders for House Oarpenteri: Jobo: ring ing or Gow. S RENT—Tures very amin = mannfecturing business{in Work «j ily ae led t Fecvewty ced ap with Board scoot ant Ghee | which preszut capitals [neaictent toes! Soma ts fd OBicn, 2 Sendo’ te floors front and back. with useofbath-room Terms | 9ftrade- Must havent least $2 7 any. h street, below Katrest NW. moderate; 942 Latrest, near 10th. m25-4c* | Addrese A. ToLOLN ow Chea Fi LEN PRACTICAL ‘OR RENT—ROOMS, furnished jor, 5 Stearn Gas-fitter, has Pie other as hedne teult bemies Gerke | 329,000 Sy property, in suns to anit, S60" Locisinns crcoes oedema gentlemen; also, UNFURNISHED ROOMS. suit. 51 ; s ey] 229 24 st. NE. Capitol Bill, ands able for housekeeping: rent in advance, at 412 ah | _™Arzil0t__511 7th sireet. opposite Post Oflice. | store, will moot with prompt attention, dectt Street, between @ and H- m5" Oo LUAN— "J - ~ A™™™ NY FiShee, FOR REST—Nicely furnished PARLOR and mM FIRST-CLASS SCOUR’ connecting BEDROOM on the secoud floor, 815,000, IN SUMS FROM $1 900 Ur. Apply at once to JUAN BOYLE & 00. mar2ltf 713 15th street NW $20,000 rer gints Bio,po.rn, eal Es: ‘A neatly furnished BACK ROOM on first floor, with use of kitchen and all conve- oes tor b tee aed if required. Gas and wa by those not possessing tor. Price $15. Call at 1012 sth street, between | tate Security. Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without heey tak; Hand L sts. Ser oni ead ce. No. th etreet._ | all kind of epots removed without clenulae the wtnty F LE—A small FAR! yay | [ ARGE SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND ON First- | carmrnt.and Grease Spots, efter being removed, « ituated in Mont, Ma..on | Ms clase Beal Estate, by never show again. Gentlemen '* Clothes clans, the Seventh street road, about 4 tniles f 2 Dis . 8. BURNETT, Jr.. Without Shrinking «r Injuring the garment. at the Hick tine: wilhcsll cheap. Apply to W. AR | feber-tf 1515 Peunsyivania avenno following prices Coats, $125 and $18). Parte 13 DEN, No. 1913 9:h street, Washington. m26-6t" REAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.—All pox. | opts: Vest 0 ct hole Business Suit, $2.35. - A neat oan OR RENT—A furnished COTTAGE on lath a mishing te employ Reliable Sercants wil New Vorkstyioc! clenioe Mingo pm pirest between Boundary and College. Inquire | do a An F ye amp) ii'be | 3 cents, two pair @ cents. one dren = « before 12 and after So clock 25 St | Praenpaly Sine H sts.» where their orders willbe | Velie anh ‘Frissasings Chanel, beckon org ake ‘OR RENT—Two FURNISHED Communicating | 2° 4 foned at €1 per sauare yard. Ostrich Foathors BOOMS, on second floor, at 452 M strest N. (state colored cleaurd and curied in the best stvie mare mimi “tsi FOR SALE. Listment ectabliched 1818" Tis lta wel fueeet oe Ce shed walatiek gilt ae | a a06 LE. N ASE. ST9CK acd FUR. the kind In the aeea et Bs ew aid — s pte for ho ping. ALE~. D; ASE, STOIC i FI U ER. Ar . Hatrect, between ath and sth strests: "m2 ax" | CE of the fuewt SALOON in the cig. | jy27-ty OMY PECTS tee Terese OR RENT Ficcantly farnished ROOMS. at pac 7 Lith street. No. 1728 F street. near I7th. convenient to T. A. SULLIVAN. ee Anas, ‘ ree Treasury, Navy ani War Departments: on low | ~OR SALE S FOR BATCHING—sPE- EMOT 1332 F atrest, NV ihvee BLACKS Pits and frig slice terms to good tenants, <= m25 3t* F CIALTY.”—Dark avd Light aa, Silver A ‘D CAREING RY “Sealed Pro. | hands. NATIONAL PARK UAERIAGE WORKS, | FOR Nae eos ECENISHED PAB. | Grencicd Hambures, Leghorns, Betillians, | Ait DEALERS, ak Beyond tha Yassne hisiens aides LOBS and RED ROOMS, singie or en euite: ht | E&e* warranted Baro hgis person or by tet See eT Bistrot — ~ cold water, bath-room, water-closct. No. $26 | leiter,to EDWARD TUR TON, No. 72 Mar ARRIAGES AND HAKNESS (Horse) in the District | WANCCa RN ADIES 26 gall, on MBS C,H: street, between New York avcous and [ | hetstteet, Georgetown, Dt m2 RECEIVED ON STORAG# AND SOLD . ; ; have al so Q : a. neon - 4 ea Dpigifications will be furnished by | done. Algo, PiNKING, FRENCH #LUTING and [0k REN THFURNISHAD Boe Sa ee ee stone, in 2 gnod local CARRIAGES REPAIRED. whim all propeaia mine be tent indorsed “Pie | Pu niece EMERGIDERY gat sport notie, 6Ly | ATOR RENE Ae UNE CRNISIGD BOOMS. ou | June Spica fir busine, Sark ai nnd OOK AND JOB PRINTING reals for Buitding Union Railroad. JACOB. H. | tb street. opposite Patent Office. a housekeeping; within two squares of market and | bOrchaser and books sh-wn Receipts $1,08 B NEATLY s D PROMPTLY EXECUTED ENGLA. AP. FARDON, JOSEPH WEAVER, | \\/ANTED—LADIRS, to do all Kinds of Embrol<| cars, water on the premises. Injuire ae 1109 se Rit sear. and satisfactory reasons gtven for seg vu doRN Construction Committee. 27 ee M (yp ng gi gin pe Bae ap- | strect, between Land M streets N-W. wits se GA ae ome mean business address “SEN K- 4-3; Distrest. between 6th c VASSED HAMS, ——*«|d&S, '3 Bian r. i r : | {OR BENT—MARKET GABDEN—To ft 3 Fae GOUT WIL “RES QED CanVassen HAMS, SCA URER'S Bamping Depot, @17 7th street ee | K the richest garden land in the bintrict of Gotan Feb SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES BANKERS, MARYLAND cuRED, | "te? NTE Do naapa WEST fockte | bia; unproved with new house of sim rooms, which | p.,,0f Pore and Bakery Bo. 324 Fean. avense. = : to ki hat ¢l le g i ‘ “a een Se street. For fu: « iaform nena ; Wie yon, Mane fact ing Go.4 new BEWING | frontescutit and jrottecs the choleiet rad Saeed | apply ch shew ; = rR ANS SAVINGS AND Bangna Braz a of mew HAMS, mild and deliclots. MACHINE,“ VICTOB,” has a self-setting Necdle | vegetables brought to Washington markets, and is UsT ABRIVED, a) TRUST COMPANY, repared for my Wow BORORELL oa pat ag os bg pee Cs perd ai gaily tweaty, minutes drive from aoe ree 3 a “ " Banking House, Bo. 180%, r Pennsylvania avenne, . SS sl ENTUCK Ss, Clan ie —__F street, near Bvbitt House, | EVGS and éthatrect®- T-W.SPIOKE. jansiy™” | Fa heunl Devers reasonable, Ay pace. mrB3-if £5 pa sree pa panidy Fay CENT INTREST. PUBLIC SALE OF HO’ 3. "LES. ED- know that PHILLIP SOR —Tw: a le UNFUR ‘OB SALE AT interes ne st of ch Monch. MILCH COW. BEES WAGONS, HoT WAN ieee treet the highest | GfIsHED ROOMS: ters Toderate; Na Bide wasn i * PAYS ENT. on busi BED SASH, 50 CORDS OF PINK AND | cash price for Ladies’, Gente’ and Ublidrem: OA Pa. avenue, between 21st and 22d sts. mz? 6" ASHINGTON NAILOB’S Stables, 1 TEE WQLY. kc. on SATURDAY, March 30th,at | OFF GLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and | ©*: STORE and TWO BOOMS: 907 * issmes Cortefir Aavtoat hie Boat Ge Te CAPS; BLANKETS and QUILTS. F'Sin ctrect, betyern and Wo etitie forse | 263" 1398 B street-_ | nas BRAHUH OFT 8) or yu Ww f . —, R » for Fi ncres ef hand in grghardin ‘ond gre * sae wnraLule PEYSER, Accat, | business. paaesroot erocery. cot. pp and : az | FOR SALE A fi TOP BUGeh ee ~ or rent by the let of April. e pro} is very decd $m 146 Seventh street, M. OR SALE—Three st: BBIUK HOUSE, No. | Appt: iS 6 dnesd: “Ors! 71scn sane B : Havoey WANTED— S20 sbi eccy ames aie obs Nee York, evens: raabout 170 foot Caio. ee mas at" Si tee ——— we ‘worth of hew and cast-off CLOTHING, GUNS, 9 iinet: CORTSTERDER. Atterey, | eon SALE-A BROWN MARE fifweon hands | oF send for a copy of the Charter and By ia: I Camedia daha Dota ic olay SR OR A ee TNT—SQUARE®S6. situated direct! toe diver - Mmnttren 2 oo. i} BIES. ae an jee, reet. _s OR RS 2 sitnat rect f op- | uice imine Deaf and Dumb Asylum as exectiogs | uictaeave : Mere, FOWLER & YABWOOD are now auar- Deno tha the beat Lee ee ; den 64 t,he fe tate re cultivation. Possos: | M. BARKER, 041 i » m2." BANKERS, me. TACLE? in the country is accurately sa ted to the | sion given limm ‘ . Ny 5 — i doors from U of ie le dgevec tion of those furnished the Board | ht by H. 1 ae PL oe ee m22 lw phe hee pyivent are, Pipeossheorine ge GREER REP oo ihe weartment ee ublic Works for the abutments of M. sireet 5 KS. HEATING WASHINGTON, D. ©. : ‘Thermometers of all kia | F ina $3.00, ditto Sam, | | ; . bridge will show that they are superior toany inthe SS F “ait 286 200 Fis 8 73,000, fitse 93200, palito 4 25,000, ined PANEER EONEIT | ae Deposits and transact a General Banking Orders are solicited, which will be furnished with LOST AND FOUND. Uath; pleasantly: located. "The bore: Sitter are ay | wh street, corner ot LN. : Exchange on the principal cities taken and given dispatch. cent, below former selling price of this class of aiparto oar depeahors Sarat aE eeeeatteet: Georgetown. marzitt | $5 Bere SR ERRNO EE: | bebe and on very aceon mat oe seguritie, Sataatt oe .. STATES PATENT OFFIOK, inde — the best terme. nue seciareg tats stern wwe, | TEE Benivaseancnges " MREMES® | POOR RENT ng pee we Soeur ih mah | Sine Sars gi Cael ints Departs °F. praving for the extension ors if aranted LOS7,.02, the 2th instant, « SLACK and TAN Ae Teromater and eas. Apply to D.A. | VO! RE aL eS OF COLUMBIA MIDDLETON & 00. to himaom the th ‘Gay, of daly, dap for‘aa Taw: | La SLUT (anewers to the naing of “Fan. CARDMEE: Jas0 Hew York sreane. on eee STOCK: WILSON, ASHINGTON CITY SAVING Wa a, ) from corner 810 Few 0. jew York avenue, . IK ~. |W fm ths case be | and ne questions asked ii returned to S19" and CHAMBER connected; water closet and bath | _™22-eo3t 511 7th st. opposite Post OMice. BANK, hat the | %h street, corner D. m25-2t* room in the house. m22 tf JIS VED Corner ?th street and Louisiana Avenue. noztyand that | S7COW Also, one rod ant white buiaiocrad | VOR BENT. The Torge qotory HOUSE. oath | pAb a git of very f *foterest commences toon Snot Sees Te oth day of July next. | COW. A’ liberal reward will be paid, if re thoroughly repaired, containing 24 rooms, hot and | ¥ ROWEN’S Siable, New York avenue, No. can be made i ? ‘Any may this extenston. turned to the corner of 3d street east’ and L Coldwater, bath rooms and cl ; | 645 and 647. m2i-6t* Es a RO RUPE, eronen inet we St oP {LRGGEtT. street south, m5 3t* | stationary’ at kitchen: FQESALE-4 GREAT BARGAIN—The F JAY COOKE 4 co, : = NITED STATES PATENT 0 SERTIVIOATE No. 93 OF ORNTRAL BUILD. | '8'R0 tafe and cell agree 9 NITURE of five rooms and kitchen, com. J of the best business locations in the city. Apply to Fit ag . ‘Om the petition Di are cantioned not ioreceivete nee ace? | necas Guile.” | prreing, Harter. dining-room, bed room. ‘andi BANKERS are cantion: ive it. oc! 4 “ > Micb., forthe extension mar22-2w___ Cor. 7t Ware. All in best condition. Will be. sold a ‘om the 254 OR BALE cheap, for cash, at private sale. Apply at Bay and sell, at current rates: ig te pae ty ——— Fore PUMPNEERS A OUETS, yg | RSG Sen See's AE | ore Sere eae new each 6 rooms, on A RIP. &e closed on the LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, with first- | Strect cast, for $2,600 each. OR BALE —A full ied Morean MARE an Henteae ES at Ni ork Stock Boaré time for filing ar x Pie TABLE DOSED eet col Cee | TU See FRAME HOBBES, cach 4 rooms, on 32 ight THOTT ING BOGUT oh eet | OE CHANGE on New York, Gon unos said petition be hea ‘Sthday of June next. | *tFeet. corner 10th. mas Ot*_ | “FA ME HOUSE on leih street west, of 6 rooms, ‘qrecyioeg compinoeet Ee eaves, TS arash VENT 1 dcnomtne- ie be ee Decne ee erate pe naiaes sa i ine of 0. W oe sie. 873 7ea a : ceri ney eee forall. "Om it fis or betes $ mi ¥. |. D. a a aevenue.—The M J ud 18 now ire of 0. W. iG, No. ith street, - x te complete, and families can secure floors of three | posite Patent OMce or nt JOUNSOME tel Eales | Pition at JOHN Ae oe ijgligerets one en ee HE SUPREME COURT OF THE Di: Ir = TRICT OF COLUMBIA ’ Holding a Speciat Tn the case of w. rocms furnished or unfurnished, at moderate prices. Also, suites and single rooms, new and eleganily furnished with tapestry and black walnut, ar23-8t™ F, P. HILL, Proprietor, » March 2th. 1878. in Chambers, administrator of JOANA CHA MBED: 3. deceased, the admin- 1 5 TEST © TABLE BOAB. isirator w. a, aforesaid bas, with the approbation of LASS TABLE B the ‘Supreme Court of tho District of Columbia | ha novse, °!° FEB MONTH. Th tet eee eal COE eat hatte: | febGl-lm ” Uerner 6th street and Pa. avenen. tion’ of the "personal “etinte of sald deceased, | .IBST- WITH Phi iz and of, the ‘assets in hand as far as, tho same F FaaNt hoows eke ee had on re je terms ve lected ai raed ; corner varia enwe and hen and where all the creditors and heirs ‘OF sald | gireet. Good location and ascscstbier ow to attend, with their claims iy vouched, or they may otherwise by law be anise gxcluded from all'benefit in said deceased's estate: JOSEPH J. MAY’S mek, for’ three'weeke in,the iar elaan to the PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, “para oot Reglater of W 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9TH and 10TH SrREEts. S7-THE LARGEST BETAIL STOCK IN THE UNITED STATES, PB0PosaLs FoR STATIONERY. t+ far | S97Foll supply of WHITE and““OPERA” colors. sceized until 12 | RZBLACK and MEDIUM colors in great varie , May Tet, 1672. ty, GLOVES in all colors, with 1,2,3,¢and 6 igned by the individual Pin iehaerebresecseeenes | a _ ‘ aris L z. Top any oe eae gpa, if hla bid is accopted | SP EN aly gaceiens, 618 13rn Srazcr. witheut such guarantes. v™’ | CHEAPEST HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW YORK sepnie wil berratived il canc BeaSuanels | wancums secs tae, chan stlen, 86 tobe plainly marked with the name of the bidder | ang 87 cachee ene longs gamed Call and examine for yourself mar26-Im Lo BY A THOUGHTLESS PURCHASER, Bond, with approved rity, will be reqnired of que pac byte whem the contractor any part offs nay farpish any article in a reasenable of clothes at after being ordered the right is rosarved of | markably reasonable price: by woplecting to title ed; and if's greater price than the con. A. BTEAUS'S, price is paid for such articles, the difference 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, m23-6t 3 doors from lth st. Breas: BRICKS !! BRICKS Itt 600,000 BRICKS of all kinds on band, and for ‘ale at lowest market we sul.ty tS ctront Bw. ae a BARGAINS yea o" 7TH St. Tra Sr. In PAPERHANGINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE COORD AND TASSBLS, NAILS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, &c., ‘until April lst, to make room for Spring Stock, st J. pen WOOD AND COAL DEALERS, FOOT OF 4tn STREET EAst, Branch Yard, Virginia avenue and 9h street, 8. B. ati oes a Jant received a carso of Hall Bros. & Co.'s cole. = we SERA, oth ea F sotber coels (eacgot Lrkens Valier) sold in BS, pee or ton lesa than Lykens Vallentand cers, a ee ish nde and customers whi bavs boon No 33, WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN. D.c. sige Seen Prices OA a | eee EPERE, Florist and Gardener, . ery best Bre mined enty. cared for, 20, aud Seer Miche Riss ire tates epee ee below Pa. ave., Washington, marl dws ee ee onan oe ee FOE, S4LE—3.000 CONCORD GRAPE Vines; MEDICAL, &c. FOE BENT—£ HOUSE, Ro 1995_New York | con Graperat Sai priate, Soin beeen | = J avenue, between 12th and 13th ste., with modern | 25 cents for one, at north Atlinston,’ te ‘Address F EMALE DISEASES treated and Confvement conveniences. Rent $60 per month: Inquire on | 2 sente! fe wed Tn oe cases taken. cane B5.and the premises, or of M- GREEN, corner of 13th ani | O™22P'0 é:, ice and medicine will beecut, Address rs. Dr Letreets. mar2-tf AT PEIVATE SALE ‘OMPSON, No, 646 N. 13th F 92, BENT Tro fine communicating ROOMS. A : sSee, story. and ope in second beautiful country residence called © DUN- story; will be wit! ithout to good ” orgs ile rented vith gr wrthout Board tooo BARTON HALES Teta ee Seed, DON: Fierce’s Mill to Tennallytown, about 25 miles from West | 'OR BENT—FURNISHED HOUSE. in the F End: large Garden. le. oo OMreeSUAN BOYLE & 00. _marl5-tf __713 15th atrect, Plant's Building. FOE BALERS two. FRAME HOUSE, with four rooms upd « kitchen, jot situated on New Sigached; “between H and f streets, near the Circle, i: ply on the premiers ' : FFY—ERLINY rod suit of “newly TSHED — HAPPY ~- FJ with or without Boards at No, 716 iach re t. between G and H. House haa all modern conv. » ‘marl 3w" 4 ‘No. EDUCATIONAL. Bf PORTER CHAMPNEY’S HOM W sahiugton, Oe on jon wo the Pr inc E OAL I8 r obo aE RLER Risa, | “WATCHES JEWELRY, bc 801 sprctutsarcams 801 x ee pene JEWELRY, & . SEWIN@ MACHINES. EYE GLASSES, SPEOS, CUTLERY, &c. . HOOD, LSJ No. 469 event ~ re + GOLDSTEIN @ ©0., | * 20 tw 801 Mirkettignces . seatams 18 WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELEY, a CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODS, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, er = Under Metropolitan Hotel, ° IbL mars wi _ “ome iDEA” eo tn store = Gecl5-tf