Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Cirealation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page. ‘Ihe Campaign Against the Monepo- ‘The organized movement against the railroad monopolists is increasing rather formidably. We have already noticed the progress of the movement in the western states, and new de- velopments are being made every day. The issue is being sharply made thepe whether the monopolies are superior to the State, or amena- Ie to its laws. In Uinois the test bas been dis. tinetly made by an act of the legislature Bxing the rate of passenger fare at the maximam of three cents a mile. Under this law some of the citizens of MeLean county, traveling over the Chicago and St. Louis roud, refused to pay more than thisrate, and the company commenced suit we the legislature pledging the power of the State to resist the suits. The legislature cannot refuse to stand by its own acts; and a settle. ment of the controversy in the courts of final resort is thus ensured, Elsewhere we note the monopoly idea. In Boston, an anti-monopoly association has been formed, having for its purpose speciaily to organize an opposition to tile gigantic rattroad combinations which over- shadow all other interests, and bring them to terms that will benefit the travel and tra‘tic of the country. It is intended to extend the asso- ciation throngh the states, and so organize pop- ular insluence that it may be employed with effect in the legislatures of the states and in Congress. Evem in New Jérsey, the very lai the railroad monopolists, a general railroad it bas been passed by the Assembly allowing «ny Company to build a roa arious modes of regulating the railroad | usiness of the country in behalf of the people, «sagainst the monopolists, have been suggested, but the most direct is that brought forward by Mr. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., inan address before a committee of the Massachusetts legisla- wt of the anti- ture in behalf of the State board of railroad com- | nuissioners. Mr. Adams assumes that the State | is bound to interfere “when any branch of the business of the community isso monopolized that citizens can no longer share in or control it, aud so mismanaged that they can no ger endure it.” All other remedies ving failed, he proposes to allow the Government to control the road: trols.the Post Office. To do this it is not neces- sary that the Government should own every railroad in the country, bat only trunk lines, as in Beigiam, where the plan has worked most satisfactorily. By controlling a few leading s. the Government coukd always prevent monopoly combinations to the disadvantage of the public. Tothe objection that a government railway system implies jobbery and corruption, Mr. Adams holds that, on the contrary, it would relieve us of one of the most prolific sources of the demoralization and dishonesty which now afttict us. For instance, whatever may be said of the management of the Post Ofice, it has never engendered corruption. ‘There is some speculation in political circles as to the result of the annual election in New Hampshire of Governor, Congressmen, mem- bers of the legislature, &e., which takes place to-morrow. There are four tickets in the field, aud the respective candidates for Governor are:—E. Straw, of Manchester, republican; James A. Westen, of Manchester, demo- crat, S. K. Mason, of Bristol, liberal republican; and Dr. John Blackmer, of Sandwich, prohibi- tion. Last year the same gentlemen, with the exception of the liberal republican candidate, were voted for, and Governor Straw was chosen by a little over a thousand majority, less by five thousand than the republican strength brought cut in November at the Presidential election. Governor Straw’s majority this year will neces- sarily be smatl, as the democrats have recovered from the demoralization of the Presidential | campaign. The liberal fepublicans do not dis- play much activity, and it is not probable that they will poll over one thousand votes, whi ts not likely that the prohibition candidate will get that many. The republicans assert their | ability to reéleet Governor Straw by at least | 1,580 majority, and that the house of represent- atives will have a good working republican majority, while the senate will probably be | composed of eight republicans and four demo- crate. The chances are decide:lly in favor of the elec- tien of republican Congressmen from all three districts, although the state is now represented tarty gained partial control of the government of the state by a trade with the labor reform | | by three democrats, elected in 1571, when that | = | element. In the first district Mr. Hibbard had i # majority of two hundred and fifty-nine, bat, notwithstanding Le is backed this year by both the democrats and liberal republicans, it is believed that his competitor, William B. Small, of Newmarket, will be elected. In the second «strict Samuel N. Bell, of Manchester, was elected by a majority of eight hundred and seventy-eight, but as there were local reasons for the result, it is believed by therepablicans | that their candidate, Austin F. Pike, ot Frank- | lin, will this year be chosen. In the third dis- | trict General Griffin, of Keene, was defeated in ISt by Hosea W. Pasker, of Claremont, Mr. Parker's majority being 194. In that district a most determined and energetic fight is going on between the supporters of Griffin and Parker, both of whom have been renominated. There is seme disaffection in the republican ranks in this sistriet, but, notwithstanding, the friends of General Griffin claim that they can easily elect | him. —— A mest vigorous and deter ned effort is | being made in New York to prevent the hang- | ing of Foster, familiarly known as the ear-! hook: murderer. Among other things, an appeal has been made to the Governor by the wife of Fos- ter's victim, Mrs, Putnam, who asks for mercy, for the reason, amohg other things, that the execution of the murderer will open her sor- afresh, disgrace his own family, &c. is all wrong. If the feelings and wishes of the | relatives and friends of victims are to be taken into the secount in such cases, the execution of the laws may as well be remitted tolyneh courts, | ance committees, or other mob assemblages temporarily organized for the conviction or ac- | quittal of culprits. The only safety for society | | hes in the prompt and unvarving enforcement | of the law, whatever it may be, in a given state. | If the penalty for marder be death fold, let the criminal be hung. If it be bard | labor or solitary confinement fer life, let him be immured without possibility of pardu Nothing short of that will afford any security When bad men come to know that the laws, whatever they may be. are to be enforced to the last letter im every". tere will be fat fewer offences a7 inst the te othe asic” Poster, his was a case of unproveked and deliberate murder, if ever there was one. ‘The fact that he was drunk is no excuse, and task by a couple of drinks of bad liquer and run amuck against friend and foe alike, without to chase down all the idiotic yarns How many more Health will be able to deal with the wanure wuisance at the foot of Sth street and the stray Goat nuance all over the city? Just as it eon- | it | This | the seaf- | F years before the Board of ) Mr Ji the mistake. of writing an ill-tempered letter in explanation of his credit mobilier relations. This time he ad- fircsses his constituents. He alleges that the credit mobilier committee was organized on purpose to bring in his name with the republi- cans implicated, inorder to “emcrifice a crat, to offset if not to protect them.” This committee he berates in the following bilious language: “The certificates of this Sacer | ously in the full mn ef Nclicom, ago as December ia er, (see aaa 58.) but of these es the commit danuary, 1873, chose to. yon = me the rH upon the nse that he being my son-in-law was only apparent o. he committee ‘wes thas coganized . T say, for there were put itsuch men as Gen. Banks, a chevalier ‘industrie, for vearsliving in Chateawz d’Es- oamne of his known hostility to Ames, = vmhen asked. refused vor when with cer- nich Bostonians to house ex-rebel Digtrict at the opening of | of the civil war, whose court Co gress had to extirpate to be rid of him, and wh fore sore and sour, now more than ever, hates the whole human race becanso of the defeat of aspirations to reclection to 5 with Nivladk. avery, very small man in the plastic 8 of such ily. sl land = ‘ermont, “* Perea os railroads at ome are worse than anything al- eged against the credit mobilier. This commt- fee, after Soap nacre ee shaif, parpets. neglecting the ex many Fu ot testimony, ficreely fell upon me in eleven Uiterent sittings when my physica’ prostration was such that the newspapers daily reported after refusing me a hear- ing, which 1 earnestly demanded, a eh they suppressed fn first report of pages. which wo member of could find time to read so late in the session, when it was made, coupled me, a democrat, with Mr. Ames, a re- publican, for expulsion, while they let off thir. teen other republicans, who, all but one, had handled credit mobilier, when not a share had ever come into my hands. pice as cont We have a communication in Debalf of the “woman suffragists,” denying that their move- ment has received any “set back" this winter. They claim that the Senate judi; ‘y commit- tee’s report against the sixteenth amendment is a gain for them, as they have never before suc- ceeded in obtaining any report whatever from that committee. They assert that their cause } is steadily advancing; in proof of which they | point to the favorable report of the Massachu- setts house committee, the action’ of the Maine house, the failure of the bill in ess to abolish woman suffrage in Utah, and the seve- ral hearings at Albany this winter, which have resulted in inducing Mr. Fort, the republican leader in the assembly, to prepare 3 woman | suffrage bill. a en p Too bad in Donn Piatt to sell the rural papers #0 cheaply with his joke about the Washington police prohibiting the sale of his burlesque in- augural. Donn y The female sul ragists 1 havea cram» of com- fort. The New Jersey Senate has passed a bill making women eligible to the office of school trustee. his Waltham twee a heavy Bat fie ja aferiek of Mary- OLD CLAIMS. —AU parties bolting claims inst the late corporations « ington. ctown and the Levy Court are, hereby notified fate y the act of the District Legislature, approved June 20, 1872, all claims against sak? corparstions this office mor before 3 Maren their claims aud app By request of the Fond. [SS cneee Ur, AND STAND BY This advice, given by blaff Captain Cuttle to the forlorn Mr. Toots, is cordially tendered to all who are laboring under that cloud of depression and melancholy which usually ac r up!” woe-begone inva- The canses of your gloomy feelings, theagh g standing, are not Stomach Bitters, Vegetable stimu- lants and correctives, and especially adapted to cases like yours, will relieve yon of your bodily ail- ments and conveyuent mpntal misery, speedily, cer- teinly, and without pain. The el and damps of the present season—in fact. all its atmospheric conditions—are unfavorable to dyspeptic, bil- lids. they may be chronic and of incurable. A conrse of Hostette: the purest and most genial of al ious and uervous sufferers. ‘They need a stimmlant, as well as a tonic and alterative. This whe . bines th three. While it increases the digestive capacity the stomac! changes and regulates the condi tion of the liver and the bowels it gives an agreea- bie impulse to the mental faculties and steadies the nerves. Unmedicated stimulants are never advisa- bie; they are too exciting, and often react disas trously. On the other hand, the sham tonics which contain no diffusive The system needs more vitality, and they prostrate it evtirely. Hostetter's Bitters has no affinity either with the dangerous excitant or | the still more dangerous depletent, It simply strengthens and regulates the body and clears the This is pr sse the whole secret of its mi0-eo8t&W EETING of the PUBLIC Mi members | mB-2t “DAKE, aa } ¥. M.A, } SE Coruer Ninth ih and D streets. | FREE READING RO LAT! EREE READING Ro ote ING LI neECTCRES To cugisri§s nM wi On REks Wed- nates and and Friday event ings st £04 © ." EE TINGS at ais Sana 9p. ‘Saturday ‘ 4 otiveks SABBATH AETEEROON Sunvic Vibes in Lincoln Hall at 3% o'clock; at Theater Comiane at zis o'clock. or) HENCK S PULMONIC CANDY embraces up, and wile as pleasant to the palate asthe purest or ions, its medicinal properties catarrhal affections, &. It the most acceptable paige pt er 4 A who Lape eng fjpoleey = scepneed 2% cent boxes conveni- nck aS0Ss Arch sts. Pula. ‘These candies a. cnt forthe pocket, and are px “te or th a febaz-tr N.E. corner 6th MILB BN’S NEW DEUG STORE, No. 1499. Pesnstivanta AVENUE, Depot for Sods and Mineral Waters, felt 16 New Yore—Finer Boao. BBL nnd ema Jan Bdis 1308. “ wy | tween ith oy 1th streets, WASTED(A Ot SERVANT, § to —s :B. None bat the best need prizat 43 lth iret, Ses Fo nisi, ilov i Hi street. be. | Ry of rani wut board. = = |. Also, @ a ised ones bess Fa ee LORE ond twenty acese Stagiou, 11 miles from Wash ny ant Po ‘Row wac railroad, Apply 7 te remises ‘MRS E.FRUNDT__ TTA uit of wicely fu T month. Alse TER A fine HOUSE au tf LoT, ne Teptlly impreving | Porfion of the city rsiw Lo No. ety iin st wt mee Senteeeet’ ‘od ‘snail fami Rast references peduede Appi at brs. Tuer fick ENT ee TPs or cataroinbed a RANTS OS Pe RAG AVENCE gene | © if u 3] iy located and low rent. The Markets. DB an American inly 9ST Tl in the went castor mye Wiss, Bai ah lgcatsl. beoh onare oll Bat: BF, Mare eee Ticainie consolidated, housekeeper; is in ever 1 BPE; | street opposite Post ‘omce 10-6 iy to Pre new 51 bid to: | oan sive good teccnunendst . Address B.E., SistdoPs deol ALTMORS, March 10-—Ootton dull, heary and | Star‘ ome | row Ri RENT—Futurched WOOMS, Ne. is3F F Perey Bush low midlings, Flour dull and un a YOUNG MAN whe aie street northwest. with or without AS Corner of Seventh stand Louistna oe ee a Wai Whe ervcery Business.” Reference | ioe Tia? Gosirable, being m TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, aa sk $2.W@82.15; fair to required. INO. Ro ERGOOD. Groce, Sieames | ment principal hotelyithe F sean ae cho senate 7.10 gos fea neler atl ao yas the Toor aud tlre othe street care are NOUBSE'S iy LETON, 5: S10es Misra WANTED=S good, honest BOY Thoribyears.ot | ey a ea "Gorn ach fea southers rite | ge; he he mitt wot We incy orafiadof werk; bo JOR RENT—New SCHEUIZEN PARK. with’ © 25,bon bern 65; 4 toer ore mr Cam wel as to hontety. A ‘ood Dwelling spe toda Me Kay. enemas ¥_S., 507 6th street nw. mi iN Ny at 30, 0, or % days, on nd Fixtures, Inquire of pity Fa = certificates as a collateral wecnrity , HENRY KOCH, 1 mS-1w" did-p00 orks (: House bas all modern Board E: | rc all modern conve ‘ | on fired aloe" CasHED ak POPU at VE RENTS Father 1d 4| Or ore sand af and avenue. — Sobomackes a00.8 Piapon. ADELPHla, @REaT REDUCTION 1 PRicgs. W, ann, iULRET & 00. aT r B 2 fot, | OF they will be taken in exchange tor improved oF Wants competent Op LOBED WOMAX (Say ag Ee - ssi | 5 i house is farnish= | uni 3 Es <p er eeu ee Tork avenue between the ents entencogs while the sees oe DODGE € DARNEILLE, 1427 F street sices. jes, 8. Bacon—Shoulders, 7; nd a thet fi " pom j FR panty oR EXCHANGE & tract of BRICK recured hams, — - OUSES a Hone Daituated on the Ate vate, West: NTED=By « reapociabic white gin, SITUA 3 oo Ex | andri othe Pike. and suited forte, ke, ‘and ecarce—good to choice, 5G). Lier ee yg ge ae og oe ar OS ceria “SaSiiti aires cr | MEDICAL, sh vai wake halk end ironing. Ap ply at No. 1615 Madison street, | ‘ ‘mas st" ner D, southeast feb2sIm St = arg hee gt Tin TENS AL Mey. N —Flour steady. neat cen With au h str ml | — —A bottle of TISFACTION wit wt awtict and steady i “Bin compaenty epclabic white |- JOR BENT—A large HOUSE, with 3 rooms, N UAN BOYLE. . te Be ‘NEW Youn, March Io —tocks wilet and firm, ] ARTE OS ae ae nee | BSE a erect oars e Tah andinas., | d FRANK BARNUY TS cceaenid nt De cae Gold “hem, 16's. Mover, frm, 16 to Ss per ca MUR es First Ward: “Inanite Mo. 981 © street northeast, JUAN BOYLE & co. 135 am" ‘xebange,long,7%; short, 3% weraments du! } slr an ol La) a sad ‘ap tte Baiti- a March 10,11 a. —Conso} | Box 636, Post Ontice. Fe BENS-STORE = 37 ELLING-No.727 | REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BKOKEKS, Ma. Thirty yeare sagen i Wea: 9255 for money and 92°; for t. B ANTED—HOUSE, furnished [les een ROO DWTS cL nguire at “Guarantee cure fn recent tise i te Sg . W:! Sd orgie ee shoe store of GOODWIN & UES gt? | No. 608 Isth street, Opposite U.S. Treasury y deport soca Ko moe my Siem the Inland. A country =e —— = ‘OAS Sestoned., ‘Loxpon, March 20.1.2) p. ma Eri 8) convenient tothe ‘Adi FUR: | ROR RENT Handsome Furnishel ROOMS, sin- | For sale or exch st FAR Bante, March 10.-ieuses opened at 94 tranes, 72 Mie HOUSE, Box 4sthis oftica. malo le or in with or without BOARD, th the | in Fairfax county. 4 W RAKNESS, Irregalarity, and Nervous Dabi- eontines TAETED—§30,000 tor tives poate ou good beat'and healthiest part of the city, 132 Hstrect, | fully situated 20 miles from Washingion: conta mucceantuily treated” — Belict tintoedsate — Ww pe winkeres pod | corner Ita street. m3-3t fo acres, Prices including furniture, Crops aud | Rooms if i. Le ‘stdroes Mes. a bonus of $300. No brokers nee ac {OR RENTS Fmniabel or ayrrniched: En cig ht | stack. % se0 R a.¢ ee ya Ofleer,) at this vifice, stating where jaterview om | roomed BRICK € ith cellar and x a fell eee Urbans, Prederick ‘asnrmaTor, D. 6.,. lam. held, mi¢-3t* | bath-room, to a pest, Too ‘without children. | © mat 8B AY Os torn rice, § er acre MN SrxoPsis yor THE tie TWEE a, ae Sunday maar, WANTSD=A line MAN with about $800 cash, to fect au $nd Gowers; No. 1538 V otrest.be- | PC nding on the Potomas: mstiy ail qhe ised" heed anand ‘was Suoday mors, Pietnieent dp oecond- hand tarautare | SESE 1S 4 a ed by house aud necessary outbuild ry =e tone \Sieironn ee ee, business. First-class stam! and chen) UsiNEss, Er EN T- E. ‘ice. 83.000, Cape Cod. North and east with, cloud and | chance to mak: money. Address BUSINE ar nsburg, furat ‘with- No. 913 I strect, containing 13 rooms; all | | Res Peradeisiennsker earths | y dora ei fel ciety fee | matory meee ep tht Middle Atlantic coast. git s finds ant W SSTRD= 5 saaer active BOT aro ort owner sesersing toos ines. “oe part alee anes | whites ncecumodation of the public the often | £caat reason eet? Gel staten, The yo aren of toe mare thee wee AAlto,'a "good rood, ms MBE RM Are eing be = <A. LM," P.O. Box i =e roses oO SanEmaE RNs te treated 10 Washington as Sovilam ifternoon in the ies valley is preie at | PXOR RENT—A Rare Chaar ‘Sor a Small ly central im cloud and snow, ight southerly w. innesoto. Southerly | evail on ‘Lake Michi- with clear weather on sine ett storm off Cape Cod pores of Mtn nordic; tion of Nova Seotin. The hortheas: winds with cube In Rew England increase somewhet, and back to brisk northwest winds Mon- day afterioon. Brisk northwest during the day from Rhode Isiand with clearing weather but rapully diminish. aged back to wontheast Monday evoning. Diniuighiny and clear weather continue in the Sout Atinatic states” A storm contre. moves eastward | cot, winds continge to New poemy over the ee Lake region. Brisk southeast winds with cloudy and. threatenir tend east = we ry Visconsin and. nent tl sianek continue at pe a “and Now York, and u iy bed London, Ws vlan Me hing reports MH stations in the valley of te tributaries, the Roe i tuntains aut Pacific coast NOTICE TO TAX-PAYE! of the several Districts mpleted the sieeament of geal propery foe the fiseal year eating 1974, ~y of Appeals will meet at the office atte Superintendent ents and Taxes, No. 330 4% strect near the corner of Louisiana avenue, ou the 35 Dav or Fane BCARY, 158, at 18 o'clock’ m.. that from the Valuations = must be made in writing, and sworn to a officer competent to admininier oaths, The Peera sil Reick a aati Polio ye, olclock a. m. until § o’clo Stion WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS Gomé | elec tat $ o'clock p. m. Gi: WILSON. ueay aster . 5 ii MIDDLETON : felt Members of the Boar’ Appeals. WASIINGTON, D.C., Mancr Rooms No. 330 43, Street Nortawe~ In compliance with section Sy act approved An- gust 23d, 151,the Board of Appeals will continua in Session at te rooms andl at EVERY DAY, exer) thisdate, after’ whic vue designated, for thirty days from from the general eer 4 van be ceived. By onder of the Board of A marid- E. ¥. NOTICE. Orrick oF THE COLEMEA RBar.wat Co., ate AAn election for seven Directors, wo" ‘act the ensuing 19M will be held of T rooms, No. urs ket 8 oy MARCH 11, from 10 a.m, to 2 oe EQ. Wi HARKNESS” Set Ls J. BARKER, Commissioners of Election, The books of the company will be open forthe | transfer of stock to M: a 9, inclusive. eotd, _ BH. CLAGETT, See's. ieplicstions | fis ‘Administration, Dr. oMINEARD. No. 403 New York avehne aurihwest. fiets ase ppecs | G"r BH Laas OE NON - poy BOARDERS, such ‘EB and Ri TS, MIC! ORS. with 25 cents worth ate FITS.” DA NEBY SP macy, Corner Ae 7 and Penn’ nes ae ne a jepot._‘ml0-Im* akg AND ag AY CED mUsiCn CHILDREN’S mttiia i to fill » 'OLISH- Tuts nane: L INSTRUMEN tion! LI ese ae fcal ‘Plano and | im Piance and | twenty years well known Se protien Henican Harem eee New SPRING DRY GOODs. mite F compat DRESS GOODS in the new Mignonet ¢ es wr vat ‘ialties—BLACK SILKS and BLACK ALPACAS—at lees than towular prices. fEloeckeeping DEY GOODS for hotels or private ies. ONE PRICE! JUST DEALING TO ALL. BOGAN & eo 1015 and 10¥0 7th street northwest. ph kt: agency for DEMOREST’S NEW oe TERNS, just received. Metropoliian Dollar Store. tention of the public is respectively called te the following very cheap aud desirable goods, just receiv Ladies Skirts, tucked, made of prime rauslin, and | well sewed Ladies Chemise. Sreyieesat 91 each. ies Drawers, with embroidery rn Ming, or tucked, "best muslin, well made,ail in ali Lad tinea en h, adies’ Gown. Epcellent Apr vs ot cents. ‘en Chemie, dosen Cry 109 dozen Toi Splendid ISatries Bandeaux for the hair at vente ari §1 Large assortment of LADIES’ AND ssagie KID GLOVEs, in white and colors. ads — Ladies’ Silk art. coe peng - Tamortment of tine desirable soli Hat Rs Racks, ‘Towsl hacks, Paper Brackets. ke ral En. Walnut, Frases, 8x10, with 6, 60-21 ‘hromws, in oiled Walnut Brames 1 eacl ** Siew lot of those handsome z LACE TADIEs, for $1. 4$.2and1 Pezoably the prettiest assortment of Wallets you yer ncen at 25 cents, 40 cents,and §1, worth to look all steel Scissors, at % and “horses eet et Saat © fiend Mirrors, at % cents and $1 nif tienal assortment of Ladies’ ‘Gent's, aud Chil- “Secjace a Sumber uf other new artiéles, all good, pretty and cheap. B. SILVERBERG, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, SSS Preres. ALS FOR RENTING FISH WHARF f | CAIRO | Sch ame me tree Pena Bnia avenue. Vetween ml0-3t Pam tly A wid Fos, S4LE-Boon & four nice unf oF SALE STATIONERY STORE, ow ek Oia coat alone, Sy lete tock, Pict are Frames, Fine | Pictures and Cs i Lv Wa A MOMAR tocook, wash ani iron | fieor, Adve nny ae fate boards p a — poly at Siar Otioe. Ye $ Axprty at the Beato) Hagteeablen ‘Alton’ nicely, Furnished meg ws NTED—TO zoe SEAae Semele = i; ‘one or peaanen. & pry ttle and itestoney HARE BD iG "Soe sik stevet | poreeemee Se-2 0p. Se. Moyain mar screen the cy App yt al iia q OR RENT—Several handsomely FORNISHED | ‘is ny nocrancn =e BOOMS and large PARLOR, at miciw | cornet wee re | Wat marerees FPR Pca UP Rona ae | Se pcmoRIS pe gram ni = oe 9p a Desi in building No. 319 mh street. Ay mos | Phwavte Mes Wat WHE AN. at il aad a BALBY, Bont of trade re ater atte Popes oe caparmmee “ NT ree story B ae o for a ly, or for o ASTED—T wil lve = RSLS | Foto sia beimern F and @ etrects nirthe The house bas 16 roc ti sil the some government or private place as wal i, | West. Apply to 1409 F street. mi6t* "provement a3 00 cas eenyitgerterk, Can furnish goo! refer ° ‘OR SALE—20 very, gesirablo small LOTS, rx TENE re reel Rates ‘Reent 3. G., Star Office, nis-2t" 2 Game; Tess to, sult purchazers, V TANTED-A Ine YOUNG SIAN Tom Ving THOSE: WAGGAMAN, 319 th tree mt desires to learn the Dry Goods or Cloning by br sOR RENT ROOMS. furnished snd gnarled, Fe. SALE XTUBES « store; siness; recommendations good. wages fi object SAM Fe erect, beeen tak ae aie), THREE Doone eukable fore Freee finest for one week. "VIRGIN EA, oo iam Treseury Deparined = sore. “Thats of EN, coruer of i seat | et SOR RENT—HOUSE No, 226 31 street north — —— Ws ail FURNISHED HOU Penge tamiha or Nufathed, “pases, | [NISHING SHORE ond UTeiT a Sear. Also. two or three Furnished Rooms; private given immediately. Inquire of JUAN BOYLE S near Fort wy tinston as i ul y ~ Address, with terms, U.S.A. | D5 toth strect. Landing. “Apply H. STSUMNSON, Ne, 3 Pew miz-3t” OR SALE—An entire 5 ARE OF GRD cmv, WANIED—God CANVASSERS, to ell the F at a great bargain, being Fgap 6? ACRES, a we cere ot ora hewest thing out; indispensable to every one. | No. 6H. Also, one-fo mid Ki cee Large profits, “Apply after a.m., at 40% Licht. | inventaients these plecry Turnpike, near northwest, inducements. Apply to M. a ROMER: 5 ai rete on Diackemnttifsh mp. Rent tow. hin ANTED TO BUY—A It where a tow | Fthtreet. pA) V hundred in cash and the Inlaics im monthly Fos TE A HOUSE gad LOT wie, int OUSE FOR SALE ay men wen! fo seventy fie will be re avenue, between Rand S streets northwest: lot faked “Apply at L012 sci street, Between Kau L | Brite feet ivan Clegant pices of wround and | _ Fhe large FOUR STORY HOUSE, with three- can be. pirch: ‘a low ge theowner | Story extension, 919 B strost, nearly ‘new, twenty | 1 \ Det oF arte nn bin ul ty 13 the ae oe bi i address’ to the Vi. pe gerd amd iudoteed ‘Proposals fer eeticg order of the ey EDWALD JOHNSON, Chict clerk, Ws streets, V need of first cl ‘northwest, ANTED—homediate between ANTED—A WET NURSE. Apply at. at “2001 ms ilies OF persons Tass oh 20" RVANTS of grey deacrin: | GEO. CAL hwest. m7 -3t" Toous; furnace, ‘Tasces with longs pack sak le in rear, ‘wole property has been mie, pe in complete rey ir, and is very convenient f arg ¢, genteel fami yor for a boarding uae be sold low. Inquire at Freedman's Treasury, Pennayly ania avenue. op yl eo city Apply te GHAR, corner lth aud 8 stheets me Fo SALE OR BENT. us.and private HOUSE No on 23 Ist D* LkON, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, The oldest established Specialist im the city, No. SLL Léth street, above Hl, Hours: 1 to 4 and 7 to 9, daily, FPEMALE, Drs routed, and cases vice and miedici HHolrsbs eee ez jouer aay RNED vs. pos Bo 11 bates JAMES ©. et CLE ANE § eit it hee = ae Teese -4 vl, ‘in idences of Justice ie a plied. si Panny fed fronting East Capitol pri SEE ED ear AT | Fate ae manuscript copy. nis ke 16, fo aquare hire: LO Ee eerie Sor Fnpayment ar ar mena ee eee ee bide of 3 ansact rats areuoe be: | JOHM ¥- HABEA, ey ay Law, Me a 6 rt rokers. — ‘ = ni st Mo. 301 mihewest;coreer of 0, (OLALIMER & CLEARY, sect and reales | gener N° ® Young's Law Busing, Witte orth the you OME RS in ond, L = ite agents, Star ae building. febll-eolm streets northwest, to bay Cas- = = _——_ wd Hin a e-al binds Barua ETOWN HEIGHTS. CANS ON REAL ESTATE. — The snvestment ‘si a eared Shoniders.; caaomonscwenrl ne Pareto nae Matton Savings Bauk, cor- PERSONAL. goods in proportion; Sal alt Pork 8. Salt Bex "Beet I is mneets, own Heights, now occupied ERY MONDAY AT 100 O'CLOCK. are 12 Ssmall nae vis real estate should hare +, brent batl + water ie Wine witaink war tenn an ficeearns i Se aetna de 8 | tA SISO gabe Prcident perfect heaton, in use, resti: fg main ee Ww. HAVE OVER 300,000 FEET of Sine je bar and worl e brick stable having in it stalls for GROUND, situated in different Portions of the Pennsylvania avenue. Also, Branch off orest'# Patter ly 2 W. SPICER, net, ample — fi = a be sale at a small foo f moked ansesnment WATER hare - UBER done. iso, ATOR ree EET. call ‘Kinds of STAMP Rent $1,500 per annum. premives will be sold Will exchange for red rt} on easy (orms of payment.” Pot fartier itkeceating | Pa cs ScRn'sovee’s Co” inautre on the or of CB. PEC Kyat No. Phe all 16 Pennsylvania avenue. $40.0 000 ToPEOAS OF GooD BEAL real estate security ,for one or mere B) aes fi ished SUITES | years, in sums of on, * to gle, ail Kinds of EM. 1 ‘OF ROOMS, at No. 91S (now. number) Sontt |" Te-colut ‘st 513 7th street, ih treet, opponite Pat martly | Place, old number 373. Fos ne WANTED Breed Sern | POR RENT—HOUSE No. BOL Kee ciate Fo} bn the | Millinery aud, Fancy Store, N jeaned ‘Taacet ‘cums, water an ‘or particulars, orth: | gender to Le Hick: atthe Beas aay inguire next door; or. 108 Freon street, George: | west. AM oeak e CENZBERG eGo. COR RENT Very desirable eight-rovm LOST AND FOUND. | Kratisda Lauer geeany aE a Bil, Serees. 825. mas cam n, EF SY SAGES MARE and COUT. Tnguire of OTA GOLD BARRING. with tart py: N.H. SHEA. Grocer, Pennsylvania av Le uitabl- reward will be paid, at Ifo. 3: i) FE SALE—A von hue FARM wf mx acres, in Aes li" < rihwest iti Slope ticianne: Ren net cla pene 50 (0 NORTH OF REAL ‘ATE OST—A small CORAL BREASTIIN, on the pr ng-heune #0 ber at Sask. Toor comma: tain ood $50. 0X DIFFEREN psomioNs Ls way from the Church of the Epiphany to Sd st. | Quycwng: house 38 by 24 feet, fo hand; several goud THE on FOR SALE, ©: NAB! 11 brought to 304 Indiana avewue, areward will}: | Grehards, “Tbie Barn cat be bouglit very lows 9s EMS, TOCLEABUPAM ESTATE. en. MISLAT Lan . taining dred oi oft plan) ai deed ler of T. J. Hew ‘h 8. ap ae yellow EN rust D OR STOLEN—On ee the owner is forced to sell. TYLER, TLEIA: m6-5t Real Estate Broker, The 15th street. FOE RENT—Two-story HOUSE, northwest a ner 7th and I streets southwest; cars and wel The underst, ned, jew sale, at low prices abd vn Teasoiable terms able vers terms, the following prop- a House on New York avenue, betw h streets Dorthiy cst, tes eg Ait thre: — ley,,’and acceptance E poder ptes-ed brick mut, a stone 0. for $a, cudorsed’ by McNulty. "These hig ae ee Zeca | Fe 9" Containing 5 room, basde-room, gas ated ra are of Bris te the gener aed maz | vance, Suen. eae Sh street worieert, Waskingten Boge ioe. | BOR RENT Karge and airy} BOONE ernie HOUSE No. 414 New. York sane, oret| $ Roe b= Lot, tltetuen to Beuator ernewiy a eed, ata 3113 einai | sttte; contains Spoons sea a 1 2 - ELEY S997 Hast Capital street eee nd bak Feral Ly i ne sets ¥ ST —On the afternoon of the th sy on F OR RENT—No. it 313 D ee B. 'o. 482 New York avenue northwest: two story a Rept ae eect hee captants a | lace caat of Gi Haul, eared Reena frame Nie citar bg ea . etreing it te aay pi | Mee morthiwest, adjoining B. & P. BB. depot three story and basements pressed brick comtaising suifatls fewaided ty meneaiee st 8 si? ‘OE SALETA two-story BEI TC HOUSE, No. | vy rooms; at taodecrn conveniences L_O8s-02 ‘Thursda, i from = cat vEitchen ‘ , Bathroom with water One a Building Lot. = “seh Street, between M at 446 street and P: nue to othe street, a black | closet, cold’ in chambers. and N streets north west cashmere embroidered SHAWL. A suitable rewar ‘and cooking itchen. ‘Three fine Building LOTS will be given for its retarn to the Globe oe or ac by feet S00, to 030 tet pared elle corner of #h street nort! 312 C street. with a brick stable ‘Two ane Building LOTS, o ‘OST—On th yon or hear Pa.avente, | THO corner of Ith street and New York between eb and Sth streets 9 GOLD EAR nis i, chameled, corahart the rE - a For forther particulars, 1 Aer will receive a} rewarl by lear a +, Np. B25 New Jerwy aventic, between BLLING Wo ele Bee ki cise Ca St, poy kh FB pee nso fetropelitan Hotel. JNO-E. K wM. Page Bay premiece, March 2, one red and one white CO" Home. ew ‘The owner 8 ane forward, prove prot rad mind take thei away. JOHN 10-29 3) AT PRIVATES nt guisneesat Sos, LE_ The catire FURNITURE, contained in a three din Beantriventa creuee: ae SALE OB RENT—A WA well wate AWPETS, & ; wth of oa Uriok house, on 13th street. near New 4 o t wuse is completely far- ERGER, bolf « mile north of Soldiers ifalice rom Washington, it ot. ¥ d | York avenue: pat completely OST—Last creating ce Kp Pesmerivenio se; ton. Greet bargain. given rem 619 Fa. re: Te, Busey ind ome om neton, new; ones between 2ist_ and BRACELET. A street. liberal Sconowh if i very su- perior Trotting Horee, thoroughbred af wartented Rud aba geatie, ead bo ge iesade ot tesco minetes House for rent; has 9 rooms, with bath room and nue. —A four-room ce Te08s, FoR BERT A Foor four-1 a new RICK 7. | -ajFRENOH, the Coibraied Kelvable 796 inh cireet nerthwest:also, gives delinietions of photograph ‘band writs a" aoe INSURANCE COMPANIES, pesces Yous LIER jant-ly™ BE YOU INSURED? A IF NOT, PRANELS : Silane oF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Office in Shepherd's oY, re Peoney!- DIRECTORS : Ps ‘lB ARGALNS IN DRY Goobs, ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1970. sania avenue.” Bi wm B. fi ‘ocle-t 2 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, «t %0.. CASE CAPITAL nee 200 COD wu. SAMUEL CBUSS, Secretary DRY GOODs. whe w ditto, slightly damaged, at 75 cents, #1, 68 dow worth 200 INDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP- HPaELcan tr wd to the very beet advantage street, between Sth and 7th tetesty Laat Ee eee fa stable A to i — ‘oul rene, fm 9Pt0 | Mats eels a edu OLESEN wt) il jberal re will paid if site 10 No. 609 24 street northwest. " ml F pone 2 jT—Several small BRI Fes: geen Bir imate sid etore toe HORS! Meise) vetere very sotnon, bales mer cates ie WinuiaM STYLER, Kod! Beate Broker, aie a instawt. Inquire 314 13th st nate ‘contained in my POCKETBOOK you FOE SEES A by iat bee aaa Rgeany RODie ‘Mit bo arfent ox Gistare ree, Tow delet in toed, cori ond weed, corner &ti Jot waccossfuly ng BOARDING. find O streets ni Sond them tomy pp A Smee | [Ais ma medee arta tty Ga | FGn eka Soha RAMRGQME BAY BORE Lote the Ae Fes Sat! oi tunoeh Boe 3 ne city by | a good family carriage. “Apply ut 902 34 h street, ORYE Banning ie Silcesstug Dep’ Olu, Bor Westar Osteen mnibde” | cofuer I northwest. Loree ah aTTare Said if retarned to 47% O strect northwest. 4B and 7th apd bal G BLOOD) ED i FOE SAVETA SOUNG BLQODED Matas; | ease day, week or month. nC street, Evans Tau and 13th, from ee z en yes IN ne 4 Oy aE 2 New York lady—ty the z Birra benders toa ews fartinhed BOOMS Rooms, Er ‘CLASS ae FOR SALE. { MA: Bo. 439 | wits tih'or witheut board. 6-6" RERITER, 4 ‘New. Pivenicar cant FURNISHED seal a ROOM FOR spake sigs iat Bez. Spacious ROOMB and SPRING STOCK, Bei vi ‘ices, until A, Ist, his ‘Will offer at redused, pri tay pril PAPER HANGINGS, PISTUBE FRAMES, WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, PAINTINGS CHROMOS, ENGRAVINGS, &c. TERMS CASH. S7-Orders for PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW BRAMES punctually filed NEW NUMBER 439. — SHADES or PICTURE. and satisfaction guaranteed. SEtise OFF! SELLING OFF AT COST, TO eps oe ice cacmaithe wee TR Rise’ NICHOLS. 1009 will Remove and Prevent SCALE: in eny Steam, or make no charge, ? to W,morn- | m7-3:" @a., where et Pe row 5 5 pasent ‘Tee dae goth May, 1659, EEE ee =|