Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1873, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. | cRosBY S. NOYES...... Editor, Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: THE RSDAY ..Mareh 20, 1878. | The Corcoran Art Gallery. T all it seems that the opening of the Corcoran Art Gallery has been indefinitely | Postponed by the trustees. This will be | geuerally regretted by the citizens of the | Jvstrict amd others who had hoped to ‘be | able to soon avail themselves of the magnificent | giftof Mr. Corcoran. At a recent meeting of | the trustees the matter was fully Alecussed | and the conciasion reached that it would not be | ‘advientag to open the gallery with its present Timited nnmber of works of art, as the building | is very large and the pictures and statues on | band would ocenpy but a small portion of it. | In view of this fact it was deemed judicious to | increase the present collection, and Mr. William | ‘T. Walters, of Baltimore,one of the trustees | vod chairman of the committee on works of art, who intends visiting the Vienna Exposition | th's summer, was authorized to purchase works ©f art im Europe, not exceeding 940,900 in | valine to be aided to the gallery. It is the inten- | tion of Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Insti- tute, to further the designs of the trustees. by ributing from time to time, various works | srt. now in Earope, to which the Institate is Entitled through exchange, but which have | never been called for, owing to thelack of room | &@! the Smithsonian. | trustees at their last meeting authorized | touching and hanging of other pictures, | fs, we understand, Is being done. Ther elected Mr. Charles M. Matthews, of | town, a trustee in place of Col. J. G. Herret, resigned. As the matter now stands it 4+ not probable that the gallery will be open to | or8 before late next fall. ~ie a ee—-rrreepreat Louisiana Polities, reference to the paragraph in TagStar Ir yesterday, stating that Senator West, of Louisi- wna. bad declared his purpose to oppose the Contirmation of Colonel Casey on the ground that “Colonel Casey and his friends were inimi- cal to the interests of the Senator and the best interests of the republican party in that state,” | the Republ of this morning says : “1 possible that Colonel Casey may be | inimical to the interests of Senator West, or that the Senator, through a failure to secure all | the patronage he desires or believes himself | d to, may think that Mr. Casey is not as | y¥ as he might be; but the statement that asey"s confirmation will not conduce to the | Dest interests of Hy geet in that state is entire! void of truth. U_known that Colone! Casey bas been one of the most active and zeal- ous Of the leaders of the republican party in Loui and when Senator West was waver ing be n Grant and Greeley, Casey was ac- | tively engaged organizing the republicans of that state, and to-day enjoys the confidence and respect of the masses of the party as one of its most trusted leaders. It is a matter of record that Senator West was elected to the — evhrely — ‘Warmoth’s influence, and, fact, it was claimed before Scofield’s investi- gating committee that Senator West was the veot Warmoth in the Senate of the United and that Warmoth had his resignation is pocket to accept at any time he (West) | to represent him as he desired. This ment, it is true, was contradicted by Gov- or Warmoth, but Governor Flanders and er equally responsible gentlemen testified to act that a blank resignation was a eondi- reeedent to an appointment to any import- e in Warmoth’s gift. Now. if Warmoth 2 his adherents are to be considered the re- rblican party of Louisiana, it is very certain st Colonel Casey's confirmation will not in uy way conduce to the promotion of their in- But we think the Senate has had h of Governor Warmoth and his friends ad j= in ne humor to enter now into an inves- | gation of the Louisiana troubies.” | ai nee The New York papers generally approve of | the Srm position taken by Gov. Dix m reusing t commute the sentence of Foster, the cai Seok murderer, even though seven of the jurors | Lo condemned him have now been induced to) ign an appeal for commutation. | ‘The N. ¥. Commercial thinks that the rule of | saw that subscquent ¢r parte declarations of dvrors cannot be admitted to impeach their Serdict is set forth by Governor Dix with suffi- | Gient distinctness to reach the dullest under- | ttending. The safety of society requires that a Werdict rendered under the solemnity of an Both in the due course of a judicial proceeding : not be shorn of its strength by any suc- s ecding explanations of jurors. ‘The World declares that the only result of the Pppeal pili be to convict these jurors of mental fowardice, while it cannot help the condemned Ynan. The World's cogent arguments in this Connection have an application to murder cases | elsewhere than New York. That paper says: “ The petition of the seven jurors in the Fos- fer case to Gov. Dix is an ex! example of the moral cowardice which vitiates the in Sstration of our whole criminal furispradence. hese men admit that they found a verdict of ¥ of murder in the firet | er. If the ‘aid not believe Giect was justified by the law and the facts, fvery map of them perjured himself when he Yendered it. If they did not believe it they had 2 choice but to render it. Their ‘recommen- dation to merey’ was intended, they Pd rsd Zo avert the effect of their verdict. shirk their own responsibility for | | cordingly. ) tinned without change. mIT-Im in Lincoln | ttPe evoke It was thought that Boss Tweed had fright- ened the New York Legislature out of any in- tention it had of investigating him. To State Senator Johnson he is said €o linve recently “If you continu “ mebody will get bart.’ Albany Times, of the 18th instant, pe a | Whatever little moral failings have beem as- eribed to the “Boss,” lying is not one of them, and that certain members of the Senate are ware of this fact and govern themselves ac- It adds: “The committee ed by Senator Woodin to Investigate the Tweed | matter consists of Senator Johnson, who is in earnest, Senator Lewis, who, if rumor be true, has reasons for not being in earnest, and Sena- tor Graham,a manof straw. Johnson, finding Limself, as he says, with his hands tied, moved | this morning for an enlarged committee, de- ; Signating for the new members Lowery and Allen. The debate which ensued was the warmest of the season, but the resolution was carried, and new we shall see what we shall 100.” 222+ The new illustrated daily, the New York Graphic, makes a lively pictorial and verbal war upon the great railroad monopolies. Yes- number has a cartoon by Bellew, enti- ‘ tled “The Question of the Day,” in which a group of hollow-cheeked consumers and out- | at-the-elbows farmers are gathered about the Genius of Columbia, while a big-paunched railroad king stands at her elbow. The follow- ing conversation takes place: Miner_—“T only get sixty cents a tun for = coal. Yorker.—** Ase. I pay six dollars a tun.” Western Farmer.—* I get only fifteen cents a — for corn.’ Consumer.— And I pay a dollar a bushel for "Eoiumbia._we. Railroad Monopolist, you charge entirely too much for your services. If you caurnet de 5 eaeets T must try my hand st ranuing —————- eee. _—___ The New York authorities are a little dubious | about consigning George Francis Train, now in the Tombs, (his fourteenth Bastile, he says,) to an insane asylum. Dr. Hammond, one of the |r 'ysicians who examined him, refused to give a certificate of insanity, but concurred with his colleagues in the opinion that Train is “subject to delusions, irrational in his conduct, and of unsound mind.” A physician who has known Train a long time says he is not insane, but that continued confinement wil! make him so, and that he ought to be tried or released for hu- manity’t sake. The friends of Train, it iseaid, will make every effort to prevent his being sent to the lunatic asytui MASONIC.—A Resumed Convocation of LA- AYETTE 1B. No. 5, will be bed SATUBDA EVENING, March 224, at 7 o'clock. AR. A. saa | i rt m20-3t [(Chron.@Rep. NOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS. rgons selling produce in the Northern Market must procure their Licegnes at the Register’s office, ‘Territorial Building. on 4%: street, Getwoen Fepusyivante nveuns ind C street northwest, on or the Ist of A Persons selling fish ulations, All perme monet z ‘shown to the Market Master il be subject to the same reg he mtd McFARLAN, Market Master. ett bet EXCITEMENT WITH rey oy SHINGTON eae Savi us RK having vobeiden Ene Feturn of our depositors'to thar usual lations with us, 0 request the business re- ir iuterest account will be con- “J. A. RUFF, Treasurer. ME. WARREN CHOATE, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEB, will open a Book and tationery Store in the new building known as Ver- Bow, at the corner of lth street aud Penns lya- venue,Onor about April 1th. Communica- ot addressed to him through the post office, Box | 651, or at his residence, No. 811 F street north- West, will meet with prompt attention. Be eee ml3-lw ak ey ir NA’ ouAL Siousountel sommaien for of a See obtained of COW! sre PHIL. H. WELCH, Secretary. 331-tt - MC. A, iS" 3 ara FREE READING BROOM—CIRCULATING LI- ear b-. ais Wed. in} * F; Paar MEETINGS cf i3'1561 Gand 9 p. m. eee. 8 SepearH AFTERNOON SERVIC! -oln Hall at ry place tae at Theater — SLECTERES 70 CHBISTIAN W: NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEBS, poate car WALL. 2 AB! A. SHINN, ‘was ate session Jow -man todeath, and it can have pene | caning. The piain answer to their petition is @hat they have not! ng whatever to do with the Fesult of their verdict. They are empanelled to decide whether a certain state of facts of Which they are informed from the witness stand womes wil the statutory definition of a cer- | tain crime, upon which they are instructed from the bench. Every juror may believe that & man ougnt to be hanged, and yet feel forced | By his conscience to acquit him. Every juror Yay believe that a man ought not to be and yet feel forced by his conscience to convict bim. His responsibility ceases when he has rendered bis verdict. punishment of the nee of which he finds a man guilty it is not b+ province to ———— It is proper for him t couple @ recommendation to mercy with his But it is the height of impropriety in ‘a to make a formal protest because his: wendation ie net taken. jurors im the Foster case their imper- Tinent protest the hopeless Sautale of their own vonds. If jurors would bear in mind that their nd their responsibility end when they rendered a verdict in accordance with the - and leave the punishment to the law and hf TeMiseh OF panmesweMt te the governor, | whom the iaw iges it, they ld be ** jurors and better citizens.”” “ss A ‘ll entitled, “a bill to abolish the plea of varity, in criminal cases,” has been reported ably by the judiciary committee of the cw York Assembly, which provides that if a ‘cquit in capital cases upon the ground of they shall so state in their verdict; Bui the person so acquitted shall be confined in one of the state lunatic asylums, or in the Beste lumatic asylum for insane criminals, at Avbarn, for a period of not less than 15 nor aoe ¢ than 30 years, or until it is proved that avnity has been restored. Mr. Clinton, the chor of the Dill, has written a letter in its de- Sence, in which he argues wit! ich force the Mecessity of some punishment for the criminals Who escape their just deserts on the worn-out ‘ea of insantty. The bili will probably pass. ——__-wee- ——___ GeayT vor A Tarp Teaw.—It would be Guid if the campaign made by the “liberals” @ygainst & secoud term for President Grant Should result in bis election forathird. The Rew Tesh Mats seaastts thepeedbtty Cees? «« What chanee have the democrats 0% Woalition to elect a —— in 16? hy wd The a protesting gts of p previons legislature. iaarcesses NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1499 PENNsTivasia AVENUE, Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel2-ly at oi = tere, whigh er soll by all drugaaty are ALIS! BOSADALIS! C a a A let, 1909. dozen Rosadatis this for an Pay ae Re a a Bi Ps ae ‘ i Pi BEMOV SD. ia 6's, consolidated, Eyal ‘Worth Gafoiins viaseia March cic bees pomenel 20, FoR rhctor barsnden (i! Sengriscy over Li ichigan has ee inte tae areain eut the Atlantic and a8 risen over th solr th The baron is highest in Dakota. tem- perature is below zero in western Minnesota, with clear weather. Cold, fresh, northwest winds, with clovd and snow, pretait ‘UD ichigan to IBF sleclag wonga “ar! Rint oat th are sout roy tic etates. Northe: asterly wit ees over the ire Middle a1 the ‘sight in sout! feta. Pet Se TN wie Lox emt mien ‘ood's Bole, bad they sti shear at from and aft That That sho cubeegtnee THs: Is £?. DGINE: Ba ig coe tof "Coker fin Ly ? — tees a a special Lom teat | Si ith the vouchers thereof, e with they he subscriber, on or before the Ish das. of March hhenty they may" othr wise ‘by' law be excluded trom all be It of the anid estate. Gi ol y this iothrday of Marcie nay; Gu7eR ender my JANE VON BSSEN, m20-th30* Administratrix W. —To all the aaa who may has Proved eby notified to. ai tt nublay cH, vat theoffice af Sayeed eee Register, athe Oy” Hall, Washington city, to show fate wnt 4 dischorae fron all aie dchts should ‘mot he grunted to said bankrupt. Yon arc also notified that hie second and third 3 iuestings of"said tank- Eavles S Brown ee tne cine tail Dc. the uri sles J. Brown, at the City Tal eon the Suet VAY OF Marcu, 1873, at 12 o'clock m. rt A. SHARP, By order of the G iat ot Dc. 8 al a5 Messenger. Test: B. J. MEIGS, Clerk. “maa NTHE SUREERE, "ial Terme Maren 19¢h, 1373. flottine Term r muel Taper, aunt ator of Nancy we BAL SIAEN, aciease “the administra: with eappropet ia of the bepreme Ht ot the Ditich P Columbia ‘afore- TUESDAY, A 5 pg Secheasuems th ist tbation ‘Be te por the per: a aoe an ifthe Hand he sume have beon coliecech nat Aud turned into py ‘qh . where all the creditors and a rich desert ate eit stcod, with, te cla 5 may othe law 'be ee ia i from all boned dn fail docrased 4 le: Prov: & copy of is order oi once 8 week for three weeks in The Brening Star evi said day “ A. Wkastrd, Begister of Wills, pei pes BAND TEA SETS. of DEC pitewo® cit CHINA DINNER aut TER, Hew and beautifal dest WEnp & BEV ERIDG Pas T OF ar OF THE DISTRICT mi8.3t* Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7t Caseiaars: | aeaiaael tension t fi a vot vette” thon Fas a Bi: awreys and Bugg! feo. Poney Phastous, all eles, Paunell Carriages ofovery daacription, &c., 414 8th st., between D and E northwest. Repairing promptly to. m3" Sree eal Saal tae Sie Boonies PEE, 8 Respectfally mA te ca cuboae sithe public to te pis ext SEEDS. which are this he finest quality, LS SEEDS, tes Seaniacine all the novelties ‘The EE: d well meyers (stendatda fd and dwar?) Plu, Try sd ite other celeteated ouag Sree oat RASPBERRIES, BLAC Rbrsats, CUR! Te OSEBEB.: (ADE TREES, EVERGRE: ROSES, ointte 3 cet be pts ei a CRRA piante, very thin, hie Dua aye un ab street ee . e C. t Office. ANr EEREETERCaS 7 TEACHER OF LATIN, instruct in any teahens' enthusiastic student: i B., ic nea a 8 mile i ___ eR ily Kain oe Address Star affice Spring Opening. OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. WE INVITE AN INSPECTION OF OUR | CHOICE SELECTION or WOOBENS FOR GENTLEMEN'S | RARLY SPRING WEAR. OUR FACILITIES FOR GIVING A PER- FECT FIT AND FIRST-CLASS WORKMAN- SHIP ARE UNSURPASSED. BABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE *atvogs, nny i Conner or Trem anv D Sirs. a | LUNCH MILK BISCUIT, oicest, most delicate and finely favored Treebris the Catted'Statse: GIVE THEM A TRIAL. Especially adapted for y BLE. AND THE USE OF IN- Pgs = ves VALibS. Forbale by Grocers generally. ‘Trade supplied by { TYLER & BROS., SELLING OFF! “A Cost, ‘70 DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock Eine | Wor Widow “Lady, 3 yeats of s | 92 To 91.86 PER Pars. i WALL, BOBINGON & 00., |ceer tide eCrr ep ioo aie as ARIAT Sw WHE Toiubeebht arse, ke Warrniy WOMAD to cook, wash a irom iv a private widow or middi fasts; also. aged woman who will ist with oes! and taesat was & it. northeast, bet. B ie TED—To rent_a «mali HO! < four an va be pki s o Re ONS, between Hy itis s bs Star of mma0-3t* ene a iseation and Wartep—100 WEN.t0 work on 8M. R Apply ee om a ote 8. h st. cor, Ws Pr eects White Qik ‘ATION Chambormaidy snd is reiting t0 | 9 Win bei ad te in rear of Hone. ite HITE WOMAN, to sanall family. mk ae near Lith + bets Wake e mi HOUSE, w between i Penney ly ILLiAM SW TTLER, "Real Estate Broker, TLS 1th airest. Warehscaarear nantes new double each, AY CL) ure, corner’ treet a _{mmo-se"} ae ot good personal appearance and obtai | Posi of f HOUSER SEVER tr an PETS one refinement. week, "“Drs. ire Hs De M.." City Post- 38 A first, ap ILLINER, ‘at Mrs. B. 7A » | W WE ER'S, 1999 Pennsy!vanis ave. oe WA, APonales ot 133 Fatrect. mio Wwe {WF vicoot, beteoe RAT DOG. Ap- pert at irate Street, between the hours of 5 and 6 mld 2¢ W25TRD=a in first class OOOK. Apply between m., with written recommendation. dati ina Wastes wo ROOMS. furiishel for ie g, in a centre! of the stating location, terms, &e., SPENCER, ‘te of ANTED—By a table youn nail a at. W UATION to cook, wash ghd irom for a small fam ty good references given: Apply for three days at corner 16th and I streets northwest. It ie WW ANTED—& WHITE GIRL todo washing ana ironing aud chamberwork ins private famil, renee required. Apply at 223 D street, Ae 2 al wa Sen couriers, of THOMAS MUNROE. colored, aged 14 years, by his mother, EMMA pol ROR, c eects between 24 and 34 Wats WOMAN to Washing; liberal pay to GIRL to care for children and I street, between 2d and 34. ws NTED—An SA TaD Brood arp meatcaae need apy Tamedistely A first class GAR- B. 3d streets north- ml9-2t" ist at ned ‘iran alge ousework Bre ml9- reveling comi- « nrope in May thout ast clase recommen PE ft No. 7 Acting. ANTED— ce two miles above Georgetown; healthy Te eee S104 ply at ba store of J.C. th street . CARTER. ANTED—B: oun] gon ATION, Ww clther ae clerk, Cpr Ref ences given. Addr WANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash, “and iron for a small family. Apply at No. ‘soo street, corner of H, northwest. a" WASTED—40 clderiy, LADY to Sage: house about 6 miles in the countr; only three tu ions. Apply at House, nd to take charge of a mae family. Beasonable wages | will b Address “Housekeeper,” Star 01 * mi3-3t" Vv y 4NZ8D—ROOM = BOARD. by a young ady iv in a private family. References given and = nired. aD. A., Ni avy Department, stating location. termey Se mis-3t" - e I W ANTED_HORSES TOBOARD att Sapiro a8 fioeated iat wi rent een: sALE_OwAEE FARM—A t from this city, containing 2 bE) ae ape penne eet pare watse, terme, ‘ity = RENT—Four ROOMS ima brick house, gas ged water, at No. 1328 16th street, between N F 19 2’ Fe SALE—Two wont valuable BUILDING ‘ | ek on the east side of 6th street, between E in streets. Sey, ¥. ENNIS, Attorney. OR RENT—A two- ae BE SOTTR OE nreey ard, on %h str: No. A081, near Bown” next door. Rain pes cE met. aoks ouee: ket ing ot | rem Yow; a rare chance atte Pirmiises, ot ma” jes2 OYE Fak Ba. ng SET S tandpes, | 5 oe pros. see 3 C street northwest, fae oe site? and bak be ae Forme liberal. Fotetitsteins Set ee mune Bree south sino of Bee tice jah =e . We pore sozenal D Tanning from con re * 7 Property. Be BME ie atow pee sai at fom AgUres, on ensy tors. or wall exctane for oe tive oe ed property 2% IXTCRES OF A GROCERY STORE rok SAL corner stand N streets, aud Store for Tent. Apply 1895 Sh street gorthwest. miy st” DOR SALB-A fine OHICKE eS ah for batt its cost. ABP ao] k avenue, FOR SALE. Fe. he beentiful blooded MARES, i sourd, Sve and six iz ill warrant (o prom wa SpcNCAN ‘Apply «ui Tite hae i bana mina) “A. BEST. *OR RENT—STORE and DWELLING, 737 F hetre st Tenitent the Shoe mora GooDw x's & CLINKsCALES, = COOP NTRS Tee street nortnwest_ )OR RENT_OFFICE ROO 8, $96 Louisiana door to Police & building to SAM'L C. MILLS, ii ot ie Peace. FOR SALER The tire wters Brick Dw rece FS ING Cray sepetet Bs No. 10: ore eS south. forms, 6 asl mente of 20. Pilyace, Paoe his SR Pa SALE—A smal F AEM of 3 acres, siaed on the 7th-street road, in Montgomery county, 4 miles from the District line; will sell cl v to W, H. BEARDEN, No. 1913 Xb street aor weet. {OR SAL! FARM of W acres about 7 is om ferry landing in Alexandria, ioe cet gz pik>,6 miles from Center Markel, by barns, ete.. fine trait, and sa 600, Address *, 2 eee RICK, No. 717 B treet northwest, contain ing 9 rooms, ceilar, bathroom, water rents, hot pid water, fuished thronghont in the beat maa- her, heated by’ furnace apd Latrobe: Let Bisse to alley. NOUBSE & “MIDDLETON, mi9-6t 6: th street. VOR RENTFURNISHED ROOMS: a back Parlor furnished as @ Bedroom, and two pleas- ant coms, back and front, on second story. In an eligibly-located Dwelling ob I street, near oh; will «- rented on reasonable terms to gentlemen only. Addiees A.J,” National Republican sfice. mid-tt {Rep.] EGE BAES, GHEAP-A Tine prese-brick front HOUSE, with stone trim aie ing 1 rooms and tath-room, het and ran atrobes, gas and gas fixtures, faevetee Price wt roe ‘Apely to ROTHWELL, No. Ba dih street norshea t. be’ seen by calling at the ABD The jouKe may Grocery store corner of O and ith streets herthwests midline F¢ SALE 0) oo HANG E—Three of the most irable LO’ Meridian Hill, containing Bad snare feet on the highest ground aul next to propert: ly improved. Price very low. good in ors beantifut home, BARBER & CO., 511 7th street, Opposite Post-office. ible two-story BRIOK and cellar, with and terms most eary; a rare chance fo Vestment « and 12 onthly payments, Cal out oa BERR CONST Sovwlte Post-office. Foe RENT—A suite of pleasant ROOMS, fur- nished at 134 Bast Copel rene r es et Ist reets, mis- 7OR DENTSU agian sirable STORE; 317 sth fireet, near Marke! Space, has flue cellar: @45. mis-st_’ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 5 Fo ze BERT Os Targe ROOM, pa suitable for an office, ROOM. lard’s jartly | a nfurnished FS SALE OR BENT— BRICK HOUSE, with ack t ° lar and large yard, with a desirable Grocery Store attac hed Apply at No. 304 13th st. south. ‘OR RENT—DOUBLE PARLORS on son hee and BED ROOM Tl eee ie ae = cae | 3 et bag A low ;torage <ok SALE srg Tue eatest and Lott tn sstmeat now F FALy 1 HoRse Dey metieflans. oe scjtabte for Bape oU RG RARE: Hom OR: Fo mp yg abo ks ‘BE. we wilt Oot ttgrentiy to IDG E, Odd'Feliows’ iia, 7th street. mis- on’ HOWRLL. at the re SALE—Family RSE, HARNESS, oe > Vasines hours. mid 6 Eat northwest, erat TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMS OF AND $1,000. KILBOUBN & LATTA, m19-3t Corner of 15th and G streste, Fo SALE NEAR WASHINGTON, D.C. TWO SUPERIOR“ FRUIT F, 8, The Cedar Grove Viney ands, excellent fruit trees erty Shouse on New York arena: ie, Between 4th and | h strovts northwest, being No. Gi lturee story and aera pressed brick front, wit wa etome {rinuniugs; contatuing § rooms, bath-room, gas and water, ami vines tn bearing fine timber lands and grapite HOUSE No.414 New York avenue, between ah aud Sta streets northwest; two st ony, basement aud quarrivs, Rg oo ee ALSO, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CETY, — ra avenue northwest; twostery | In Sunare No. 17, Lot No. 4 frame brick basement aud summer kitchen ,7 rooms Siunre south of Noi, Lots i aud 2, wee: Pry cake nce Setweep ot8 and gh, | Sumare No. Be Le is No. Bs. Tee st OF Foomtai : Sroums: all modern conrécionces id au oa and i One fine Building for, ‘on Sth street, between M and N streets north west Three tne Bpildins Lors, om New York avenue, corner of th st st Two fine Bulldiog LORS, on 8 iow wt apa avenue, between dh and Sth streets bor For further peasloons, om Ss and 23. 93 particulars appl by jetter in personte WM bear George m9 dm RE DING, Cedar Grove Vineyard town, D.C 10 Qt TT PRIVATE SALE Ti ont AKPETS, &c., cont Sterece $20, 000, briek house, om Lith street Heal Balate eocerity ‘ork avenue: the honse is compl 613 Asthat. Iso, ——— horse P! | © DRoicT Pank—ow © yore and Li EVERY EVENING ther Botice, to accommodate ere making inquiries about Le D ER & ¢ Ba $1.1 7b st., opposite Post OM Nat ro SHARE in VANDERBILT'S LOCAL EX PRESS: or, at the option of the pur- chaser, Weaene and Draught Horses, sold seps- e Pony Phaton, new; one! Single Harness, one very su set_ Dow Ferlor Trotting Horee, thoroughored aa womcated round and gentle, and to go inside of three tutnutes House for rent; h has 9 rooms, with bath room and water closets, abd stable for two he Apply. to ms-att LATIMER & CLEARY, Aves, BK ca CLay FOB BALE. rated 1M oat. DODGE & DARNRILLE, = | Sit! GUILD, Virginia Bxprom office von? Bale tt __ | more Depot mis 26° Pp PAYING RENT AND One of MEDICAL, &. two-story and. back-ts sing FRAME MT street, between Ith and 18th west Di BINGHAM, Edutor of the American Electro Medica: Jounal, and Prafessor ta ine Electrical College, Rew York, wilt ase without *Pardisse hes ysis, Rherimatixm, Cancers, Blood Poisons, marrh, Dixpepeia, the Eye and Ear. Lung and peyment and mouthly instalments. satire Ew, DowNMAN Bea Agent, m15-eolm 2 7th street. HARE CHANCE re Sie with the d om ate © and sisim Livery Stable, 317 31 street, between © rd; 1309 F st. mi8-3t Firat Aiections, and Nervous Diseases are his secident of fire at our stores, O16 and 81 scutheagt. “Carringea for hire “ORNs oni. Tare SALE OR RENT—A new two-story BRICK “private Rooms, No. 413 19h street, near Ponn- | (eSetac eae eet rH gr Srock,| “Fix: aura TLLINER. aa ade Ht Cg 525. pet "mouth f A ae sufyaala avenue, | to2p. and 3to6 p.m care a gy PFS FS —y for ar enim rs = mo. a hy : west, fe * WANTED. nee ven APR ty Sa No. LANs, No.0o Beall rrecte, OE OF | ace ince Btls 3w ‘terme, BENDS Apnly , er he SR ret netwennk ak Rare. FORRRRT= x noaRDING HOTE BOARDING HOUSE, turatshed, BB. AE COTTER MDs oston cae LEON FICERSGECATECO JAN TEDOns oT TA megond sry FRONT ROOM, Dearly opporite’the Goverument Printing, Ofiex, 98 Feaney ani axeae (Gout ae) : Fee vie as irate on “ens we communicating bed foom, wafurnished, | Beason for renting, my health is too deli: Canter cured witncer the mets Bike and waited for two with board in the houses, Addrens a: fermi, | cate, mis-3t" THO yards, Address OUNG, a ie ie Wincinttrnees es ee ae oes, | AM earns Pasta Por ercrar ERAGE Lore. si = 0 a ro Wit? Laurel collar, coruer of Sanna ters with a moder fmprove: | for Ol, and IT'D. Conver Os earestand ua: Fsih’. 2 even on om 4 - CimPBELL. Prigdsiec. iepiaten ee “ayn ey on Prey see {23-1m Sey R& CO. m Fs aanainee "i cep copiatte Roc Uice Vv ) ANTED—TO RENT—By a member of Con- x Rae ENT—Healta, comtort and bappil y ty, 4 taner —— (Chronicle HOUSE, contain ii Bi K (three stories and basement) HOUSE. i? Ladies interested, ‘Mrs. Hees. LoTs iexinn z iy $ room improvements, loc gem: ty stable in the rear. ER, Washington, D. 0. - Heh and a tad ‘northwoatfurg abe cite "ot 'GEO. W BURNS. 604 mh rect orth: = cos ro so, aaeaslon west ea ‘ADAME WILSOR, cate Sune, for two years. ATL: BARBER =F TOK HOUR M: EGS, Beet, sprees . ona tee g (Chron & Rep) Sit rhe eoe. : Toes Toems, - PRYeior ~ ytheihag wa, gins Bastreet, Wo. 1445, Redan mnergetic i s hen, with large yard; ary worstory Brick on Bo. yr en ae: La gos a further particulars in: DI SPE, ou, onay terme; G40. ae en Recommendations good.” Wages no ol ‘Ad: | Quire on premi ml8-6¢ aworntle ty pies Wor ahd hasement Brick on south street, dress “Energy.” this a . — of on RENT—Fer the sprini wOOME mabe prices, Tepeworm F ‘removed Soames, washes pepe eaety: i ae om, W STED-ORDERS fal Texvigion: of tm Geacript nfurnished BOOMS; Inge four-story . and WW aan wie reir tt then Wiceton fad tg cation lig delighetals Mratcr, | treated tm Washington sels aren, W seem wi a ike ee ilson Sewing Machine office, Aer Pi marie be ath atret, between Ts T and LEON. ¢ back building on large ot mals mib- west. ; . Keys wirrors to be sold wilh the * Ws Saipge oe Ts 7 Sr OW SALE Two gx room FRA EHOUSES = CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, a aan Sodidei cieaal dan Stic + Smee 2 ty rea and easeciy. USipgcaumberel Hoeme Moue ta oft part rater, front The oldest established Specialist tn the city, — Wirral SELLA My mack of GROCERIES | lishied. "Price only me oie Me. OL lath ctrest, shove H. a eract helt of Squane Ie. 80h; Mathes: e.9er ood busloeee, Reasons for selingychangeot bust, | 8 511 7 srt ponte Fon Om Bours: 12 to4 and 7 to$, daily. foot i of sumare Mo. oer tr. Leo Apply corner &h and L sts, northwest, ons ot F° BALE or EXCHA) SP-Bpecialty—Female Complaints and All of orth of Sejuere No. 85, with im- ANTED—A GIRL, to auree, Apply at ware Missouri, pear Louisiane iy Pike county. Discases. OS | per ‘$5.00, W Ahiree tontinest Also jo Hieoes of enlenpeores A great number of raewat Lote of all sines im va- “ pla A. L. BARBER & CO. JF EMALE, DISEASES treated, and rious parts of the city, ou long time or cheap for Wier WET NURSE, Apply ot att wir st Sunn ret. ope. Fem Olen ta aDencribe case aa nclose 96; ad: | Cush northwest, = SOR SALE .—About 135,000 equare foot GROUN 3 ede! | pt. ins-im' ibe tity in ibont tam en Be oe orpries THOMPSON, Ho. 646 Horta ties Medel | idee mane and terme very easy. “ mais Ware RVANTS cao Chebeponey can lie Tour Foor, ere peat <i ~ TE a chard, tion, ‘ale : eu eed, toes bet of mize 514 ith streets opps Post Oitce. To RALES Sankt BILL in ce, had of BRA ¢ Pech hier roi FS USES, on 8 ee ae ee ee brs. on arvots, Georgetown, tnd of GEC ves Wavieunan es ayes Rorthwest. has seven rooms, hall, bay win- where teclinoulsis cam Bosean’ eninies | timers ‘ \V to know that the needs dow, ‘bathroom, water closet, ben marble le mantels; ‘With other Farms « short distance from W; * We pig ph a teen ee —aayrtet ton, snd Lands te ‘Maryland, Virgie, Rowe, pew by lS Miocl Agence, 468 | ONY $400 and 64,500, Terme cosy. £0. PERSONAL. Georgia, Rc, fos os ve or exchange for city' property - Feune frante evens, “Also, Brauch of Mine’ Deut: | - mtriet Sei sy Post Off BSTACLES 70, MARRIAGE —Hapey Rati COX & CALLEN, Se sFIOER, Bean ey Ores See Ty | mania Ware in favor of thoroughly SES in the city of Washington comm et | Seat life sapreds How mecthed ofteeey: | _22gh.s.tm 519 7th street, bet. Band ot pst a Sica Caraet Boras | on or lthout Beashins cant’ fipes ip eseiel' sovstasen deta Fa OF XG ee F aL rear. Works: Maine svenue, bet-40% and 6th sts ward Association, Na. 2 + Phila ont om area oe mimen “ y—an institution or a high oa ores “ ae store, LOST AND FOUND. Late | $4,000, part cash, ete TR on eb lm ‘bred FRAME HOUSES on Rhode A tsthe Girl wi about ‘and FIX: Ler eat tiekveae Siete a Tatas ee Derwoen gtb and 7th etrects north A BE ‘tore, No. Inra reward will by dot NON, KLAUL west.” Price @1,900 and 3 sitions and Youd of Samaice Woeka ado} ity «CO. cae Pues oon Pat mein free of charge, as to-another. Good Lew Ls $10, EW ARD.—Lost, cnanaee SPEC-| mizst 631 Fatroet, seer Semerl Des plcalne mim conan Sense pay — aio Penny. srentie;soeibous FG FERT tro fore iS over Mil- | fullest part eG polapproved PROFESSIONAL. Sat we is uw drug store; No, 1499 Pennsyivania nde FWO COURS tf care Messrs. | aren .P Lose E ee | St . MARY D. SPACKMAN, Lin ine dollar reward wil me mes | 01 SaLE—Ara bargain—A Gemfortable seven: a. J. ; D lvcripg the same tothe office of the O - Pressed brick front, with modern ralS2W 1634 SIXTEENTH STREET. lishing Co., 827 D str m20-3t x fencere jarge lot, &c. ‘Apply ou the premises, 725 Lith street A gives a ee 10th atfeet, above BM. character by photograph ‘hand writing or lock of. 3. 8. DELAVAN, ee ey iar ‘= een on Teh, Detw nab tI pleave leave a Ee Tuts rowan wa DRY _GoODa. a BRY fer Market, two ‘count De oe TAN WIDMETER, Beantifel DRESS GOODS in the new Mignoast 6 ret wiser fatket. sand BN ods a Lon oera a Panes nye Hi ng DRY GOODS for hotels or private OSE PRICE! JUST DEALING TO ALL. 10235 end 1 hh Abba Ss DERQM Ha scare eee