Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1872, Page 2

SYS NG TA lg — —————oooeeeeeeEee_e_S_=S—_ _EVENING STAR. _ CROSBY 5. NOYSES......Ea --Editor. _ Largest Circulation in the Distriet Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY... Jane 22, 1$72, The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or any pertion of it, can have Taz Stage mailed to their addrers for such time as they desire, at the ‘ate of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom- panied by the money, should be sent to the busi- ness otices bed the paper. — The Boll mx Bolters at New York. The old pe Hl how far the divisibility of matter can be carried, is raised in the mind by the action of the disaffected elements who olted trom the republican party, sub-divided at Cincinnati, divided again at the 5th-avenue hotel conference on Thursday, a:d started ona fresh round of sub-division at the meeting in New York, yesterday, of last swarm from the much-reduced Liv; of bolters. The confer- ence of Thursday did nothing, and as the meet- ing was called mainly in opposition to the Cin- cmmati ticket, this negative action gives en- couragement to the Greeley men. The New York Post, bitterly anti-Greeley, and largely concerned in the call for the convention, declares that the meeting furnighed a rather disheartening illustration of the partisan condition of politics, and of the profound want of respect, even among those call- ing themselves reformers, for the animating spirit of reform, in other words of principle, The conference showed that the southern white vote is going solidly for Greeley, that the south- ern delegations are going to Baltimore to yote for Greeley, and that the nomination of Mr. Greeley there is a foregone conclusion. The speeches were very remarkable in more than one respect. The speakers were unanimots in the expression of their dislike to Mr. Greeley. His nor ation was compared to a ‘‘dose of medicine,” an “emetic,” which mast be swal- lowed, but which was very disgusting to the patient. There was among the southerners an equal unanimity of feeling on another point, and that was what they style the oppression of thesouth by Grant. They do not care a straw about free-trade, revenue reform, civil service reform, &c., but they want to beat Grant. The conference left the question as to the German vote entirely undecided. Mr. Dentzer’s speech was a strong argument against Mr. Greeley. Senator Schurz’s speech left it still uncertain whether he w going to give the movement any active support. But the intluence of his name will certainly be given. As to the negro vote, nothing new was developed. No one was present who represented any negro votes, or could do more than guess at the result. | ‘The conference also made it clear that the real revenue reformers and the “young liberals” are Just as unalterably opposed to Mr. Greeley’s nomination as they have always been, bat that One fllustration wili do at is tim Some days since several bills passed the Houve of Delegates providing for payment of certain Amounts claimed as due for damages to property by street improvements. In one case, at least, the amount allowed was more than twice the assessed value of the property before the alleged damage was done. These bills went to the 1, and yesterday, while a member of that body who it was known would oppose them was engaged on a conference committee, one of them was passed, and the others would have been probably, had not the member heard of the action on the first one, and taken steps at once to check the passage of the others. This action In these special cases was taken, it must be remembered, while the general law on bet- terments and damages, published in our local columns to-day, and which covers all such cases impartially, was on its passage without oppo- sition. Tax-payers will be glad to know, how- ever, that among the bills approved by the Governor, a list of which is published in another column, the particular bill for damages above referred to does not appear. — There is avery general expression of satis- faction throughout the District of Columbia at the comparatively low rate of taxation levied by the act which passed the legislature yesterday. Not only has it been represented by the enemies of the District government that it would be necessary to increase the rate to the limit fixed by Congress, and that even then an additional burden of debt would be placed upon the citi- zens, but the best friends of the new govern- ment were doubtful whether the interest and sinking fund rates on the old corporation debts, the $4,000,000 loan and the Chicago loan, to- gether with the current expenses, could be paid with a taxslevy inside the limit of two dollars. At @ conference between the Governor with some of hic executive officers and the commit- tees on Ways and Means and Appropriations of the House of Delegates, the situation was discssed fully, and there was a unan- imous agreement to reduce the appropri- ations to the lowest possible amount, and to fix the tax rate at the lowest figure which would cover the reduced estimates. The figures were carefuily gone over and de- creased; the Council aided in the good work; and the resultis an unoppressive tax, but which with the receipts from licenses will suffice, with care- fuland economical management, to pay all the expenses, including interest. This result is as gratifying as it was unexpected. The tax bill asit passed, relieves our citizens from the op- pressive and burdensome levy on personal prop- erty, which hasbeen a source of annoyance, and which really amounted to very little after the beavy expenses attending its assessment and collection were deducted. —s The Cincinnati Commercial (Greeley paper) thinks it is not necessary to get very much ex- cited over the one-term principle; that in case of Greeley’s election next November it is not supposed that, four years atterward, he would absolutely refuse a second term, if he were pressed to accept it by the unanimous voice of the American people. Well now wouldn't it be funny if the free-trade, one-term, reform gene tlemen should after all thefr hullabalo elect a stift tarift man, Coat for two termsat least ? his nemination at Baltimore will throw them into the Grant camp did not appear. Very little atic bolt. The possibili- he democratic party after the uation was alluded to, bat no | ny who could speak with authority | On one point there was a some- what striking inconsistency of opinion among | the supporters of Mr. Greeley. They were all unanimous in thinking that what the country was sufiering from now was the want of qualiti- cations of Grant, and that if he was not dis placed the country would go to pieces. But they all agreed ity that the want of qualifications of Mr. Gree- ley could have ne effect whatever on the pros- perity or progress of the country. The dissenters from this conference met yes- terday, and after along discussion decided to put @ ticket “n the field on a platform de- nouneing Grecley and Cinciunati, and pledging tree-traders to their own policy under ail cir- cumstances. The ticket nominated in accord- ce with this conclusion was Wm. S. Groes- beck, of Olio, for President, and Frederic Law Olmstead, of New York, for Vice President Earlier in the campaign ti is ticket might have | rallied some strength, but like the action of the Bourbons at a critical period, it is now probably ** too Inte.” eck was born in New York about tudied law and removed to Cin- where he engaged in the practice of jon. He was eleckd to the 35th Con- gress from Ohio, serving on the Committee on Foreign Affairs; wasa member of the Peace Congress of 1861, and in 1862 was elected to the Senate of Ohio. Since then he has figured with success at the Dar, and, it will be remembered, greatly distinguished himself by the ability of his plea for Andrew Johnson on the impeach- ment trial. He was mach disappointed by the faiture to get a place, either first or second,on the Cincinnati ticket, but be was not backed in his aspirations by his own state. Heis wealthy, penurious, frigid in manner, and is not person- ally popular. Frederic Law Olmstead is known mainly as the e weer of the New York Central Park. He was a member of the sanitary commission during the war, and is now a commissioner for the National Park of California, which includes Yorgmite Valley, the Big Trees, &c. He first came before the public as the writer of a pleasant { pedestrian travel, entitled ‘« Walks and s ef an American Farmer in England.” <2 —___ of the District legislature @ has been a busy, and,on the whole, actors, one. Of course some things have been done which onght not to have been done, and some measures failed which ought not to bave failed. This has been the case in all de- liberative assem'lies from the beginning, and will be until theend. Some remarks have been heard about waste of time at the beginning of the sestion, necessitating barry and bustle and prolonged sittings at itsclose. These comments are upjust, for the reason that the executive © Mices could not furnish until near the close ot © Session statistical information on which the ally necessary legisistion of the session—the «x, Heense, and appropriation bills—could be ~ed, and because other important measares « 1 be carefully considered and matured by committees. If the two houses had en as industrious during the first fifty cinnat’ Lis prot dock (he annual vs as they were the last ten, there would have been more work done of course, bot whether it would have been for the public benefit is questionable. Without reviewing in «tail the general legislation of the session it may be stated that among the measures of in- terest and importance to our citizens (in addition © the financial bills above referred to) which passed were the act to compensate owners of property damaged by street improvements; the Corcoran Square market house act; the act providing for the arrest and punishment of pro- fessional thieves, burglars, gamblers, pick- pockets and confidence men; the act to cause Proper distances to be maintained between car- quired by the commissioners of the sinking fund to pay the interest on and gradually redeem the Public debt; the act to fund the unsettled liabil- ines of the city of Washington, and providing for the issuing of bonds and levying and collect. ing of taxes to pay the same; and the act for the Prevention of disease in the District of Columbia. It may be as well to mention right here that the rena the labor of perfecting im- portant measures of @ general character and following them until they become laws devolves ‘upon a limited number of members, generally abare majority in each house. While some mewperg attend through ail the sittings to help ‘im this work and aid im defeating jobs, others take things easy, ana others again are active only while they have some pet scheme in hand, and y Len it is safely through they recreate until ano‘! .r #pecial measure in which they take an inter.-t is pending. Unfortunately tuo, these spast:.cie gentlemes, if they are in the lower house, are just as popular. with their constitu- ents as the members who Gear the heat and bur- Gen of the day. Another fruitful theme in this connection would be the legislative tricks by which certain moasures are defeated and others are passed, but to follow it up would make this article too long for our columns. 5D. y the pastoi MCRLrsesu, whois how ble toresume work again. A MEETING OF YOUNG MEN OF THE District of C gigmbia favorable to the fon of » DEMOCRATIC and CONSER DB to attend the Baltimore ¢ will be ld THis EVE Howse, 405 lth street, a =JONADAB MEETING —A Public Temper sage, Meeting, under the auspices of LIB ¥ COUN Sous of Jouadal, will be held at Hamline M.ECharch (att aud B wtecets, on MONDAY EVENING. Addresses by Mr. pes C. Hanxyuss, Judge Moore and Bev. J. G. He Nixe i. THE CATHOLIC BENEFI oe oorae AESTINENCE coat bil RICK'S PARISH are reques' ‘ee fovmon SCRDAY AFEERSOON, ot a vetete anctually. The attendance of exeey member is requested. By order of ct Freee ent it TMAY, Cor Sec, OF ST. PAT aTTeS TION, marae? RICK !—You" are bereh assemble st your H m., in full uniform, to attend’the ceremony of ying the cornerstone of the Home for the Little ‘ers of the Poor, to fo i Dlace at 3d aod H street northeast. By ander. THOMAS ‘CARRAHER -Commsnde T. *WASBIN NEVOLENT 5 n regalia at Ocrroll we at 630 pe me in order to participate p= Inying the corner stone of the for Aced Men and Women, nuder charge of ths Lit- tle Sisters of the Poor. The atteudauce of every metber is requested. it THOS. BRODERICK, See'y. HOUSE UF DELSGATES, District or Cott xaia, June 22, 1372, sens having claims against the Contingent Feud of the House of Delegates are requested to FLSA the same to the Budereigned, at Lexislative I, f:0m 10. m. to 12m. from the date hereof to y 3 22 td I td CHARLES L. HULSE. Speaker. “[Republican, Chronicle and Patriot | YOUNG CATHOLICS: FRIEND SOo1- BTY—The members of the Society will wage bry per’ = ae e of the new Home, corner of 3d a. reets northeast, at 5 o'clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON June 234, to participate in the ceremories of the laying of tha corner stone pg Little Sisters of the Poor's Home for aged i mand women. _The Society he bee been assigned e sharge of the gro ‘SGSHUA aU NTINGTOS, Sec'y. ST. JOHN'S MUTUAL REL! EF ‘ASSO. CIATION will meet in the basement of t SING, 20 ingtant ee on SUNDAY EVE. ING a instant Fr. MCCARTHY, Propet &. ULLALY. Teta ren NT _—_ fed RaTivTo ON > members of the Geversi Committee and all enb committees appointed by the Bepablican » State Associations. and all other organi a4 > Fatify the nomiuaiion of Grant and W: ational meeting to be he.d ja frout of the city n TUESDAY NIGHT. the 25th instant, will {2 the Legislative chainber on SATURDAY AT = tS o’clock A.S. SOLOMONS, Chairman Committes of Arrangements. FATHEB GAVAZZI—A reception by the citizens of Washington will be given the Ceputation of the Free Church ¥ Italy, er sd ing of Father Gavazzi ard the Rev. Dr. Jao. Ne, son, in Lincoln Halls on WEDNESDAY. Pag ENIN Sith ivst..at § ocl’ck. after ax address o! wel! come, Father Gavazzi. the eloqaeat Italian orator and reformer, once ies wip atl of Pops Pius iia ¥ dresa the meet- ing on * rely -< nd Rétigious ." Admission 30 cents, including ten yo eae of — 1 ccmmence on Saturday. 20 inst + N es Teh street. Proceeds for the ¢ tha t t MEMORIAL DAY—EXKOUTIVE COM- eet —There will be a meeting of ae Dittes, nd ge fs. BD. nth Along ae » in «rder ‘v0 tsi up the ee. Ail bills not presented on ye before the 20th instant must lay over until Bex Byor ier of the Committee. . MARTIN V. CASE 8 Secretary Executive Comittee. DO NOT DESPAIR. Dnte-os of cases of Scrofala, in its worst s*azes, old caves of Syphile that have defied the skill of eminent physicians, Rheumatice wh> Lave been sut- fort for years, ox and me haga el the bet ino aus Tadicall TT's BARSAPARILLA ASD QUEENS DE’ Tidur, “his the most powerful alterative and lod It iw prescribed by many physicians in thelr p practice cu bare Chills, whether every ether ax sevens tenth de oF STEEE two or three wee! rr. iis ard rou will check ‘heaa, other: wine they wile etic ty joa 8 all winter, DR. TUITS HAE, p BYE CONTAINS NO _218 e08t < ees Wentisp. ben eon be rokered st? Sages ee arene era » AB Uv rey Also, For {5 oe 306 Pecusyiy Sinere | SJuiy 4th, 1972. —— __WANTS.- W AXTED_The services of an te Sad ag . od by addressing “ B. | Wiest pe eta THE CELEBRATED Excelsior Fireworks. | WARithae GIKL to attend to children and in housekeeping; 1035 7th 5 Inquire 503° Best Capitol mtoeet. W ARTED—4 GIRL todo chamtergork and ot w 608 mh atreets res must be well ree we pie oe gs ome —a 4 ny 4 34 street. et tween Taed K. R.W. vn - aney ANTED—A lady with mach = ‘ishes Ww ENGAGE oe ENT as goverucat. ‘Teaches | A ae. ‘erms moderate _— Englisb and "Box 17, Fredericksburg. Ve mae a it-clm> rng fe Wane sae Aa it @ street, between 17th and streets, Pa E — A Woman UK fk a Ona fed iron. WAITER: ith ith h street, between D ferences required EVEBY ABTICLE WABRANTED. As heretofore, I again bare received a full as- sortment of above first-class fireworks, which for perfection and eafety excel any other make, and which in nocase will explode prematurely, com sisting of ROMAN CANDLES, SKY ROCKETS, TRIANGLES, ~ PIN WHEELS, an. @ for a a Rie DandE FOR RENT AND SALE. OMS; No. —_, — table for hows Keeping: ne ineati ya ugle; house private, and witha crep; terms TLS iith et —; F B00: : | Fametarke 36 be) Places with Boe a cd Bodrrate. OR SanT_HOUSE po = 4 : | Fone ‘to let for Bowd. ahPely Bo. 415 Mase. eo me, ath RENT— (OR CREW: I CORFRGTIN ERy' STORE er ae — ary ereat bargain. Cause of giving up, ‘Aspiy at Nov 316 7th st-soath. wad Fez, RENT- BRICK ir Ley ated and papered socenal and 71] and 9 rooms; hes } street woethy Des ent Convenient to business Tnqu' we . 5 os org furnished or Board, in suite or <4 eres — Thoderate. A Apply No. . corner 31 ES D - | NTRD—A com it WOMAN to + BLUE LIGHTS, yaa rast wash for a small family. Apply at F= SALE—Several new 4 and §-room mots ‘SBS, located northwest; also, on Capitol Hill; also, : street Lots on moutbiy paymeute, Sovirablt | GRass HOPPERS. | © ANTED=A compet WOMAN To WoW METCALT Conoean viax, wn 1005 isth street a7 “ee jor. Lea = ia ; MENCOLA LicnTs, Aes DRUG OLERK tw Alla imporary EGS SENT Os GALE HOUSE & apply reas oment. Culess fally iy compet, nt nt vee nt | Price. $13 0 t MINES, d:., dc. PT ae corner For BENT—A BRICK HOUSE. with 7 rooms. FIRE CRACKERS, TORPEDOES, FLAGS, | WANTED Trmetiacly—25 WOM n the premisee. Good reference required. sat St IND CHINESE LANTERNS, dc. dc, | WOMEN to's north 3o7 i OB RENT—Six-room HOUSE: w - ne ris ies “net, sigtrenn E ang LiFe: somen. Ey viana ‘Apply to B.A: AL ete, i sale prices. = - = ze Pe en eee ee etre ANTED—One MAN t make pant: | (COR RE stony FRAME HOUSE =e: ux CALL EABLY AND GET YOUR SUPPLY. 5 10 LOSANO & MADON, 400 ctruer | Kt rooms, No.1013 hat. tear Pa aoe sh avd’ D strcete borthwest. Je) 3¢*_ | and xi B, SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Near Pennsylvania svenne V ANTED—A DRUG CLERK, of epirien. ‘dress. giving references and where an in w may be bad, “PHABMAUIST,” ” Boat Witarrston atk 30 MEN wi jer tt und=ra fog at HUGH HUGHES’ FROnNsON 4 BROTHER, Beck, x reek, near Lyle’ fail damn; wa "aii ad caueaaiannbatann Rorse TEAMS. Gsrana S15 ety. 81s» joa st W. STEW WAR Seal fu 715 ist street, bet. G and te FS RENT—A large, cool, and neatly. Tae #BONT BOOM, on second floor, or two coming: hieating--in anew houses Woe 1 333) Leth st. det aid © streeta. pT TS — |: si FE BEST 1 yo farnished and wo Satereleead BoeMS, in a House with modern ments; 1 oat ‘bh st., Cor. one sbort square. rom street cr jem -3t* 64 Water StREET, GroncE town, D. 0. ANTED—SERVANTS. bot! Can find good HOM E: rap lied with Grat clans SERVANTS, af the BORER. MPLOYMENT OF fo. BOT Lith wtrosts We beg tocall the attention of pe he able to to, fve Fo, ERT Var desirable 5 front and back apr ige DONS. cn second floor. Location m: re in the s3 ‘er- sons having children ‘need not “Wooly: a ee penne ployee tS ee near E. [jel8-Im*] MRS e LOUISE ©. BUTLER. which we have finis! and res aclivery, en 7 hich We can sel at reduced prices ec iden Thee Baal ANTED — Ladies Eimedewtne Wari will leare call at the H a Kg fice, Ro. 629 Fenneyivenin nveneast are rated at 4,5, i,and Pulley Hangers, nd Shattiog"made” to order at B : Ww astev—e. to knos . Bepairing neatly and promptly attended to, W Farsi Borrke at 25 te'30 ae Je22-6t" at 1127 7th sireet northwest. Also, Chase, a good. quiet HORSE: Poe ae PERSON to do ga SOLS. careers Lotroet. ‘j5-tf ‘ALS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AND BT. PPTOnERY, Hous 4533 FURNISHING ae OFFICE OF Boakp oF nosrres. Prez ScHoots, Frankl ee a . \) AN TED—Second-Hand Furniture in lota from W acm Eanelin Scho laine W ise Hand Foraitare rrp from Bealed Pr nei wil be ecervtd ‘aotil 1b otcioek iel-Int ee PR ee sJEL ‘as above, . Bishipg tb asin r ir WANSTED—A respectable GIRL, ooeiet Listeots oe ron quit red can be abtained by apply- ored, for ge1 bog oek: fam a yee —o JOD DU i, qs te SCTE atreet between athand istetee > jel . HA! jee On VV ANTED—Immediately—The putlic to examing [Chron., Rep., Pat., 10t.} ee wae we . ST. By | NITED Taras FATENE 8 QrEioR D—a Lot of GROUND, saan On the petition of JUSEP! cRIEBO DRS ‘of | Pennsylvania avenue, ou tho east ade of the aieen Mew Britain, Conn, a between 3d and Jn ats p nertinweet ‘Address, stat. ing terms, Box LOUEN, of Now Braéwick, New ere. tuaybt forthe extension of a —— granted wien on the 2int day of September, 1588, for an improvement Tyee oe one to Know that the Finckle in Needies for Betti Machines: . WE Pt. anufactaring 00.4 new SEWING NG It is ordered that the testimony in the case be | MAC: VICTOR: bas @ self-settin; cloned on the 20th day of Auguet next; that the time | 0d perfect Bhi te in use. A for fling arguments and the Examiner's report be HOoD's Jewelry Store, 4 OC] limited to the such day of August next, and that said | bet.4% and 6thatrects. “T. W.SPIOER. _j th day of Beptomber next, valee their = ° Is extension. ke ‘aay papen mage PILEGGETT. Oominteatoner. G5 DOLLAR EERO ATTINGS, WHITE, CHECK AND FANCY, AT WHOLESALE PBICES, the 2 corner street and cree avenue. Depot if jometers of April eh, by eqntloman WASTED = From A ry saa weoond eter wit BOARD, ia private fail? “Lecetion convenient to sireet cars. Terms not to ex 850 55 per FROM THIS DATE, month. Address tumediately, B. 0. D. Star Office. tharls B. y. L. WALL & CO. ABTED—Bverybod: in favor of thoroughl, ss = : ba cleaned Cary vit, almost as bright as pom. vz, | sendorders to at the Steam Carpet Beat cot ee ot Ott AND PENNA: AVE. | Works, Maine avenue. bet. 4% and th ste, apriiv te UST Serre Nike aera Soe sgeon tein See PHOTOGRAPAS At HALF PRICE. REVOLVERS cia eta HOBLET BULION RTE DE S82 dozen: 1 half dozen. | 65 Uoau Usice, S146 Hh Eee oABINET CARDS.) ged jonen: $2.50 balf dozen; guaranteed to be as fine as any work made in this ANTED-LADLES to alli @. 5. city. We bave opened & fine and commo.lious gal- AUBKE to havo Fi ta. "of STAMPING ery, second to none in Washington, and wehave | done, Also, PINKING. BENCH € LUTING and cvery facility for making first clase work, Vic. | alli kinds of EMBBOTDERT ot aware cone ces tares will be finished for delivery when promised, and without the usnal delay. Our object in making Photographs at the above prices is wholly for the purpose of edver- tising our business, ELER & ANGEBMAN, Photographers, 7th atreet. opposite Patent Oflice. LOST AND FOUND. a iM ei dla AUG AT RIFT, JUNE 17 NE SMALL jetta Sith street, between Dand B. | AU SCO, vy eT ante ny Biv roperty iy re aaa J. MAYS Property aid paying charges, at No PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 8 BAY Come to the subscriber on or 8 ame ft ‘The owner wili please come forward, prove 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. roperty, 7 charge and take him away. Toyeire Farm, near Green Springs, — ieorgetown. 3 21 JOHN BLUNDON. - > : j KF REDUCED PRICES for » Few Days Only. 5 RENAE TR ong Minna, £F- One Dollar Gloves reduced to 75 cents. parma eos ta fon neck tn siden, igh £7 Two Dollar Gloves reduced to @1.50. qullk; ‘one BEAK dé GOW, ‘white back, Tonge SF Two Dollar aud a Half Gloves to 82. ing mi Will be given Ladies who are going from the city will | if, feturned to PATRICK CLEABY, Meridian Jel 20° dcubtieee be plat to hear of this reduction. They [SSESPa WH trgainy, age TR double now, will do well to call at once and make their od her short tail, white sod liver. col while the assortment fe g POINTER ri am with the mame of his 7&D H.B 7&D far A rewandot & -B. the Gasparis House, WASHINGTON OTR {*8°8's HOTEL, No. 709 G STREET, 3e22-tf_ BETWEEN 7TH aND 8TH STREETS. 4 ea IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYEKES, Proprietor. FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 13th and lath stress, Wasninxoton, D. 0. Ot Weather Clothing! 7Ot Weather Clothing ! 7Ot Weather Clothing: GREAT EXCITEMENT! ONZ DOLLAR COATS! oem eat which he momen shall” be THE RUSH UNPRECEDENTED! Te eta pagone aqmE 4BLIBGTON VERMONT AVENUS. ZEBRA AND LINEN T. BOESSLE & 80n, DOLLAR COATS; co1s-ty eas ALso, DRAP D'ETE, DUCK, ALPACA, And all cther kinds of COATS, with PANTS and VESTS to match. ALL SIZES! ALL QUALITIES! ALL PRICES! GOODS WARRANTED FAST COLORS. On Cc. WILLABD, EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.O —————————_—_—SS=_—=—== Awe AND BRORCBITIS effectually re- pt sn ie the use of Datura Tatula, for “in a most fearful attack of asthma, Lord Dunsan; scarcely smoked the Datura Tatula for more than a minute or so, when the symptoms abated, gnd in = minutes more was relieved wondet told me he had used it for years with the moni ve as WHITE VEBES euytes. }WAUTE VESTS; ma we oer irri ‘apie ei ‘obtained, ra VACATIQN SUITS FOR Bors, Bices hot obtained iru em, Alezander a Large Assortment. gh bastion icp inhalation fnfboxosy by Bavory BARGAINS! BUY Now! | Chemists. Dronglete ant Sires gon ‘thgotghont BEN BUY EDS) | ree ry 5 Wi WUNDBBFUL Di cane ob HE MOST am 1orn CRATURT. S7 CUSTOM DEPARTMENT stocked with | Dr. 8. D. Howe's Fox Mage fir PIECE GOODS, which we manufacture to order at Cine ordinary Oo fm sfow hours the shortest notice and in the most fashionable lke : eta reenable te, clonecs fewer of al! um- is pars uare makea HABLE BROTHERS, Htright square up, and makes pare, = ” and FASHIONABLE TAILORS, _iett OORNER 7rz ASD D BTS. Ste a PLALED WARE of the vory beet pereen ee nsylvania avenue. vn: of, a i No. teers) avenue and 304 ot. vania avenue. ‘Treasury Hue: ORSES AND area Spans vet W ot PRM naa ri THE mentee aie THE eanee 4.D. ty MBE’ Anta neint 1,000 barrels BOSENDALE OBMENT, just re- ceived. AL£o, 1,000,000 LATHES of fine quality. Apply to EVANS & LINVILLE, Atthe Whar Yen, conmet ‘PLE’ pe oR ea new two-story FR. r sutifall: built: sas, water | in ne build Norl429r key next door Api NEY, at 69 nr north, i saatvies ian tf sisting of three rr 5 o emails lary argo kiicheo aid pant qieiotiamily: taking plain, substanti bart for of Departme chetr wreck taeee advertiser. “buuly those those me pocae a from Danging and slamming ‘doors need apply, 25th street bee meat & Borch, eee Sten m., or bet. 3 aud p.m.” Belerences exch ged. ja2l 4t* ORR NT—Three communicating BOOMS: with F = vis 4g board, in a private family, at bats og . -St* or BENT FURNISHED ROOM — Boars et Also, 317 434 street, opposite the chu » fam. ilies cam have meais sent out to their rooms. j3)-3t* Foe RENT_A two-story HOUSE, No. 2204 I street N i ven rooms, od gas, and water closcts. " Besseealos tmnsh + Inguire at store. 520 3t* FOR RENT- Three ROOMS, on fret foor, tu nished for housekeeping No other occu’ in the house, except owner. of house. No. 2012 G References required. FOR RENT AND SALE. | ec On BE ee Pan a inners, FOR SALE. = st aa; Saas tat 5 E-STOCK and FIRTH RSet.’ Wiobed Beabds éotee a 1 aren, Giced # Seecne. for weut! ¥ ——s eat tbe corm r ita Snes menee ot, oad UME. of ki eee aw b Bickel, adjoining the property. 2 fae 40!) woter: three o JAMES W RAR . thre Te Mb and Ith rei | pivwtcs Onn toocnas WC : G street, Detween 6h moi Apply on the May 15th. promi Foksst® sue Rks oF PARKER, office over Metropalit ‘N ATiewaL c APIL AL REAL BePATE AS’ ‘May 3-41 Jan tateee R. recogtize! as ose J}OUSE tm “Corcoran Bow.” Ap. | “the best eevee m B WELCH eco Fore ott Real Retate” ’ Tempio POxsste— —PiFIY TACKSON W aw 5, suit | ¢ for farmer wavy hale SGRATH & BRL Massacnnsccts BUSINESS CHANCES $600 WILL BUY STOCK AND FIXTURES gia Gow Store doing s good b ions on Penney lya: Kiiarees Bi BUSINESS. Star Office. A goud sOuE S00 nt a —— ola oot TEA a cart = t, bet avenue aud D strect, being “Hone. Good reasons gt ren for selling. RESTAURANT. WITH. FIXTURES. . yon an be ” BA S ale ZA CENSE and a sco s | Eatin No. 6316 {Pet.]_myis 2ott Jith and . rite HMOND. | A PRIVATE oe ‘wl Com try eset called an ‘OR SALE OR EXONANGE FOR O1TY Ai ny ERTY—A nice {0-scre frait or gar j iat matico from, Was ington. on ta | ements g: sell cheat forme. Inquire of R #.KING & CO | Cultivation vaus | on aches aod Improved with a Ustiares tue Ro Cox - . 4 ee House, whieh COMPANY, FoR ld be convertea Souee. 7 abi atorest | fs perfectiy healthy. nd gold for to other eee if = eaglaad. Pra- than to laave the: counts, “pe or . me are NOT CONSTRUCTION BONDS, | meysta® ey © McRTroor, gorrinsr MORTGAGE BONDS on the eo: oe from Washing:ou c! ok at ekout, Unly €5.000 per mile of these bonds will be offered DRY Goop: are in the Sage denominations: z | te tae id 9100. | They willbe ready BESS GOODS, ‘Company corner Isteetieet | IN ELEGANT STYLES ane Company , corner i3th #trect @REAT VARIETY, ED PRICES vivasia avenues Jeis-tf AT GREATLY RY t, | MOREY, LOASS NEGOTIATED "cy upon Beal PRICES, 10, 1255.1, 20, 95, ac, a notice. = bat BE! Imitation Japanese 8 Beal Estate Broker, No. 513 7th stent ~ je?-1m. om ‘opposite Post Office. Japance iLL Ln] ES TAR OITY Eg FL nore, 2" We have on our center counter « I ECOND-HAND ING rr tte” _ CLOTH bs BRANES competes bate pd Goods URNITUKE. T! Paid. Add eda.at oe halt the ortginn etees to Box 715 Post Office. — wae) ure x arte oa: T° Loan- re 914,000, IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UP. Apply at once to G@vops CHEAP FOR JUAN BOYLE & 00., 713 15th stroet N. W. BOARDING. Souurz poampgns CAN BE ACCOMM Cas ed to 3 te. ws worth 28: Biack Silk at $2, w 8 for wut, Viet ins re = ne reduc dated at Kosiyn, end of Aqueduct brid Opposite Georgetown srost dolightfal ec seat in the vicinity of Was! ington. ye Foust SALE O8 EXCHANGE-A market garden of 35 acres, four miles from Washing- ton: without Exception the finest garden farm near Washington; improvements good efor ourselves. D. L. WELLS, iy F street, over iddleton’s Bau. jm" FS, SAL great bargain in ® ten-room a - House: gas and water; lot 26: only $4500. First eome, first sorv Also, enclegant LOT for sates aS re, north side,” Between 17th and 18th; lot wo D. L. a LLS, 1427 F street, over PMiditetane Bank. Fe SALE—Cheap—a three story and basement BRICK HUUSE; water und gas; N. ind Va re. southwest. Apply 519 7th at ncrthwost ‘ds trom. 15 t 2 prices. | Blecant tw po CLASS | on the new pike road ra: one $1. 0 Georgetown so Fails Coats Va.; ten m Ccdtons To. Call ard osem from the Aqueduct bridge. Tae house BRoDH modern improvements, such as het aud cold 1205 F ate et bath roo Havin, mn the Bovse 00. Real & eras Masonic Tenupie. LABG#, COOLAND AIRY ROOM™, in suites or sing! me very large Parlor and Chamber; hot snd cold baths, at 723 13th street, bet H northwest, from $10 to $ Table BOARD. G 00D BOARD, I prices modera sof oi PakAT m may? PLEASANT WOOMS, AND t 2105 comer of Penusyiva- pase CHEAPESE THE BEST: jeld tf CALLAN, venue and 2ist street. mayl tf {;OR REN1—A new, three-story BRIOK HUUSE. LEASANT RESIDENCE AND BOARD in the K forpished. convals ‘eight rooms and fronting COUNTRY, near the uew Schusizen Park, on south, Ne. 506 Bast C: jol_ street; be let for | 7t! bh street, (a few steps from 7th street cars,inanew three or four months, if preferred, toa small family without children, jeld-at™ THE NICEST! DRY GOODS HOUSE ix TERRITORG TO BUY YOUR GoODSs aT d elegant house, with oreo garden atiached ingle gentlemen durin; Py diculars inanire at MAN'S 1S 7th street, between D and E northwest same ne building two large and fine I ABLORS, with ——_ modern improvements, for a lady aud gentie- TUE Foe BALE E; {car rooms; on Sth street. ‘between Ba streeis northwest; No 1715, Fi ply on the premi: Price, $500 Jel F 08, BENTS One three story BRICK HOUSE containing 9 rooms, d water,on 13th street south: rent $25; few ininutes’ walk to the Agricul tural and ten minutes to the Treasury Department Inquire No. 403 7th street north, between Pont! z “8. jel? F & SALE—A desirable — OUsR: nes basement, with wat: on T street east, with he den. rie fruits a F°O8 BENT-FUBNISHED Howse — sirabic Residence corver of F and treate W. for rent fora term of rgan, wane Furnitere. quire of C. E. BITTENHOUSE, 1422) F Jel-colw&duyl <. a FOS BENT Very desirable ROOMS to Tot, at 720 i3th street; pleasant neizhburhood, fat convenient to Ebbitt House, the Avenue, F and a- street cars. selS-tf Foe, RENT FURRISHED HOUSE That desir able Brick DW ELL, . corner F and 2h ete with furuitu efor rout; Waa ot wirtksTiouse, 1423 F at." jel3-d6t&eorjuly Fe $ RENT—That cosy and wer desirable ¢ Go’ TAGE on Capitol Hill, corner 6t srenue; beautiful garden. ab water. Cars m, eband ay ss exonilent pass loor, &c. Apply STFALL, bext corner w |, in Charles county. Md.; ‘Sine Bshiag aod bathing eonvenient. Only $18 18 per month. Al 7 gale, one of thet most Peantifal and desir- able aBus is in Paget? parylaad with —— Ove: ments; 400 with every necessary building; Tend hi a ‘improved, and adapted to the worn ot grass, fruit, vegetables, tobacco, wheat, corn, Beil fimbered, fine water, crabs, fish, ‘syeters, ond Wild fowl in abundance; schools, churches and office convenient; daily communication to W as! ton and Baltimore by st ‘and within a balf- hour's ride of altimore and Potomac r g rticvlars api felligeneer Dullding, Pitch and and_ Dats N.W. j¢13-c06i' 1B RENT—®ne 2-story BRICK HOUSE, six roems omen Kitchen, and hall; gas in a room; newly ry healthy locati: 2 per, month: on bth street, botween P and a Inquire Ne. 403 7th street, nortl Fo RENT—FUBNISHED 3 aa Fo Shee ee ED. on oe Sn. THOMAS ©. W Foz BALE—On long time—The three-story brick ‘dwelling HOUSE Went 30 on boners joe fgetown. The hy rooms, inch tains ine cellar. Apply to DODGE & DABNEILLE 1 pha Fm BENT Tho it Ist and 2d FLOORS, ae Lina desirable ‘on @ street, between lath and Joth streets N. YW. "Ree particulars, inguire at F ase So STORY of x4 wrens arrare OPP venue, with or —- porta ty for euall man 4 t ‘nl oe CoNNINa! @uab © re ae EBoaa :330 Peanyieania FoEsa EA peat three story BUIOK BOUGE, near Br price, Q5000;¢ rect bere, RRR SIONS, eves ay Fat. jb OB | BENT aruisbed entre "tao" gppenite the enios paras pipbany, on ED. os E'S Milk Care FORBES RS Toa No. 1403 Hf strest north oe aaa first STABLE sipo for rent. "A Dew ‘on the premises. adh = on =D BOON FE san et ee ‘pao west. CLASS BOAED, WITH PLEASANT Fi FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable te: = 01, corner of ‘Pennsylvanic avenue and Good WOLFORD & SHILBDRU'S, 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH Street, incation, and accessible. mba-ly hive PERSONAL. Great tnda, emonts are now offered to buyers @ 3 estat Lecure the close of the eprke M88, 2p AESON, Female Physician and Prac. | Seren, in the Tine of idevfe, of over ten years’ experi: DEESS GOODs, . all dtosanss tnchdoetal toh ene refer’ LACE SHAWLS ces are of the best, from well-known physic DOMEBTiCS aud ladies whom she’ has attended. aac Lendy to receive ladies to be confitied. LINEN®, charges moderate, She can be app! CLOTHS, from 1 to 8 0'clock p.m. Besidence 5} FANCY GOops. ith street, between Had 1 ers - PABASOMS A SPECIALTY In CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, OF A‘.L DESCRIPTIONS MADAME BREED after alone absence from the city solicite her friends to ca! her rest dence, 1420 Pa. ave., where she will consult them on heir, present and future prospects. Ladies only. pase, seit Meer oC standingeolicits cor, | warring LOW AS 25 CENTS FEL YARD. ang lady. weet fan trclie. Comm’ trictly confidential jaisst" PRANK MA RSTO! © BUMBUG.—The developed medium power of changing Inck future. “Success ¢° fai thivd floor BS. a SAWYER, Claire: Macnetic Test Mi diose tate cane a hat na Be aise 3 ged sunud onbtabe aoe bas! City Post Office. pose ot Spirit ising. has re af any bast reets N Ho. 310, corner 3d and SF DONT FORGET THE ARCADE wR 427 SEVENTS STREET, Bet’ Dent & nd BANKERS, DRIAN R. RO" fev. Bufaio, Yr. J. a. as N wh Co Wust GLb 0m Dx Banking House of Squier & Root, knowing He only recoumized Dyeician No. 1419 Pespsyivanis Avenue. oppesite WH ay of ington. jotel, Foomas 1oF Indies. 434 street, throe doors south af Poursylvania avenue, en Toate Piopared to tell DRA ETS cn the Banking ADIES SUFFERING FROM TREEGULART- | Hones cf Henry Clews & ¢ siaemeacdeun nesses, or complete preajiarto | 8% ie a wee coun oon which we patie gig he oe Phyvician ian | BAY © Per cont. Ymcoresi om daviy Valances, rendering mal of femate complaints in the city, | “Qyuats monthly ” specials ~ PAYS per cont. interes! om time deponits af ome Be cape pce Ppa gl SE month. Interest paid mouthly or carried wo depos" cure or no charge. — Rooms for Lady 4 ble on demand. a ga ye BT ilections made everFwhore. south. Hours, from i0' to ia s. M»2t0Sand7 109 | Tho Say of ullicers of army and aary cashed be Seuel + end: be cute: THE TRADES, ar the otto ‘Rend by wall, and toe draft will bo forwarded by retarn mai 4 WNINGS! FLAGS ENTSii! owes sey T Pe J AY « N.G@ COPELAND. 6 fsiane * ant Sa PRELARD S43 Lontsians avenue, one BANZERS, a AWNINGs, recherche in styl a stores, city and eau yle and finish, for 7 2G SEBSRUL FOR BION ExcH ave BFL AGS tor sale or rent.» Platforms decor- CIRCULAR LETTE! OF CREDIT Frovelors, evetiatis to carpet Sthcceen sit for eltial tinge TENTS torent for | Gur Drafts on Gudguer meting bor i-4S JAY COOKE, McOCLLOCH & 00.4 de W, ENGELER, Practieai Upholsserer amd are Cashed fn any part of EXcLann, IneLaxp BCOTLAND, Sree of charee. Sy ~ 4 with George Wiliners, may store ad ; cand, Sree charge. __" aang Soi Tasers eo, Pa sireota, "opal hen ([ SE FREEDNANS SAVINGS axB WHINGS, Gaoking Hours wee aa er evens, 0} y pars sft PER CE cent, inter sath % tae hae Back Mow, pars youn ein CENT. = of doses Certificates ‘of Devons ———————————— HAs BRANCH 0) J.* B Re St ore CARPENTER, BUILDER, 2 OONTBAOCTOB M2=zren «co. EE Jobbing or Oca BANKERS, 1427 F ctroet, (two doors from U.8. Tressary Bo aga waemtaae ay