Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1873, Page 2

CROSBY 5. NOYES. --Extitor, Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON CITY: WEDS ESDAY..........Mareh 26, 1873. Canal Opening For 1973. ‘The water having now been admitted throngh the whole length of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, the season's business may be considered as commenced. Some complaints bave been made of unnecessary delays in this matter, but We hope no serious damage has accrued thereby. We look upon this canal as second to none of the several means and fields of industry and opportunity with which this region of country is furnished. It is a principal avenue of supply for an article of human necessity that must rapidly grow in demand everywhere among civilized men. Not in cold temperate climes alone is it required, for the tropics send in a able demand; from all quarters are heard orders for its shipment. As the supplies from England diminish, the deticiency is sought to be © up elsewhere. We can do much to- ward th hould not be backward in the effort; although we do not hold a monopoly, we do, nevertheless, oceupy @ position of vantage. And just here and now it is opportune to sa: that it will be cause of present and future sor- row if any of us concerned in these opening hopes, permit jealousics, rivalries, cross pur- Poses, or secret and selfish schemings of any ort to mar the fair prospects before us. For forty years the destinies of the canal have struggled through storm and darkness. How then, the fatuity which would obscure awn of a brighter day with untoward nd unfriendly designs? Let not the te 0-0f en repeated story of human frailty, ex- emp! in blurred opportunities and defeated hopes, be soon quoted upon us. There is room for all the enterprise, energy, capital, and Steadiness which we can command, and there is reward enough at the end. that in recording the history ea , it may fall to no one lot to speak of loss of time and waste of caj and labor from breaks and imperfections which | might © been prevented by faithful official | or ministerial care. A stitch in time saves nine, says the homely old proverb, and it says and always will be true; so also, «d proper opportunity for improving ity and condition of the canal ought to be overlooked, for in such cordial and faith- ful regard the interest and honor of stockhold- ers, directors, customers, the state ayd the pub- large are bound up. The year now in- With the probable introduction of steam towage, may be one long remembered as the first of & new era in the prosperity of one of the most important public works in the whole coun- try. The Preside: 1 to commute the eath sentence of Char rien, convicted ef the murder of Samuel Cunningham, to im- prisonment for life. While the President has undoubtedly sought to do the just and proper thing in the premises, and while it cannot be charged that he is a man likely tobe swayed by weak sentimentalism in b of criminals, we yet think that he has made a mistake in not permitting the law to take its course in this ease; and that he bas, moreover, set a prece- dent which will embarrass him hereafter. Elsewhere will be found the report of the law officers of the government upon the application for commutation in O'Brien's case, giving their views why the application should not be granted. ‘That rcport seems to us conclusive, unanswer- able. In the language of the concluding por- of it: “ Who shall say, if this sentence shall be commuted, how many murders may flow | from the commutation, and how many more | men may net for this most heinous crime end their lives upon the gallaws?” The New York World is willing to concede | that on one condition there will be an entire | unanimity of opmion in favor of the abolition | of capital punishment; and that is, provided | the murderers will begin first. So long as indi- | Viduals will visit upon the persons who offend ew the punishment of death, so long must society visit upon the persons who disturb the peace in so terrible a way a punishment shock- ing enough to prevent it. This punishment is | inflicted for the good of society and for an ex- ample and a terror to all evil-doers, and it must be of a kind that attracts attention and —_ the feelings to be effectual as a remedy. As a matter of fairness we give elsewhere Gen. Butler's argument why the sentence of O'Brien should be commuted. It will be seen that his statement of the facts and evidence, while perhaps ereditable to him as the leading criminal lawyer of the day, bears so little like- | hess to the history of the case familiar to the | Citizens of Washington as to be scarcely recog- | vizable. We print inanother column the report made by the legal advisers of the President | upon the application for commutation, as a Proper offset to the ingenious sophistries of the | distinguished criminal lawyer who has exerted Limself so indefatigably to save O’Brien’s | neck from the halter. | Mr. Andrew D. White, the president of Cor- | nell University, has addressed a letter to Gover- nor Ivix, thanking him for the firm position he took and maintained in the ease of Foster, the ¢ar-hook murderer. Mr. White takes a broad view ofthe case. He says that it was a conflict between the right of personal security on one side and “influence” on the other, and he con- cludes that Governor Dix's decision, and similar exhibitions of executive firmness, must add per- | manent barriers against the rising tide of raf- | hanism and crime, as well as against the flood | of maudlin sentiment. | The Republican tells a story about Jones and | brown: es kept taking all Brown gathered, but ing a big, good-natured fellow, always to plenty. never murmured, and only hint- «0! Jones? failing when J. himself announced ntention to reform. Jones replied, ‘Never old bey; you shall not want. I shall cheer- i) y give from my abundance.’ t so. We are Mr. Brown. Our neighbor | rupulous Jones. +200: \ccording to a paragraph in some of the pa- Assistant Seeretary of the Tres- “or in other words an octogena- According to the paragraph in question bo craduated from Harvard in the year 1814— rine years ago. Supposing him to have » twenty-five when he graduated, he must 1» be im the neighborhood of eighty-four years ef age. ee Switzemband in conformity with a recent act ©! tts congress has established adepartment of uamerce and railroads, and appointed a fede- 141 inspeetor of railways, and inspector of roll- ing stock ard time tables, and a controller of rates of fare and freight. The old world is set- ting an example to the new in the matter of ruling railroads instead of being ruled by them. ———-0e Among the employes of the Viennacity rail- way, are three counts, five barons, and seven- teen noblemen, acting in the capacity of super- intendents, controllers, and conductors. Riker’s -that—it is composed entirely of —— : +o —_+—__—_ Gov. Dix, of New York, has respited anot her murderer at Syracuse, but has given fair notice that be will be bung on the day appointed, un- less on examination the alleged new evidence in the case should prove favorable to the con- demned. -—+s0e- “Without the ald of advertisements I could have dene nothin, my speculations. I have the me-' complete faith In printer's ink. Ad- vertis is the royal road to business.”— Bar. orgat> Proposed strike, on sceount of the inanppicioas natnre of the season: building operations being Gull, &e. ———_-+ 0 —__ ‘The servant girls of Ottawa, Ontario, have utual | with falling HE ATMUSPH LS The Wall street markets wore quiet yester- day. In the money market the rate for demand loans was7 per cent currency on govermment bonds, and 7 gold to 1-64 and interest ou rail- way and miscellaneous The market for mereantile paper was more active. Govern- ment bonds were strong. The stock market was without feature, prices being a fraction higher than on Monday Cooke & Co. faut tue foley day Coox x d . fn 20 sae tnes ee ine $2) te AT | $Me ae Ly. i's 5) 165, We | 5-20’ 5 oD's, 75 18 {iow New Youre—Finw U.S. 6, 1381. dD 20's, 1362. 5-20's, 1354. Ss, Jie 20's Jan. ri =a tae: S Sly. 717, The Markets. March 26.—Virginia 6's, consolidated, sa Wont Virginia's, 1s bid to-day. Barron’, March 25—Cotton Gings, 18%." Flour dull; viene’ angel. Rat orl han: orm firm—white southern, 62643, yellow sour ern, 8043@60; mixed Mester ty ‘Oats quiet but Bru—southern, ; western mixed, s@47; do. Rites steady, S0@”. Hay—westorn, Provisions avliet but firm. g915.20. Bulk rerate—ah valor, 2 Fides FAG; clear rib: sides 5. Bac oneabe Fb, sides 84; clear rib sie zur cured hack, ‘Ta nl, $3.25@ & 5.10. eastern butter, steady; rol welans’s, western tub, new, 3G. ‘Whisky firm, 90. New. Jour, March 358 ad = b. Govern- Wheat Corn firm, Loxpox, March 3%, 11 a. m—A1 & fer 80% Lox box, of the Bauk of England has adv 4 per cont American seeuritic auie THE War DErantMExtT sof Ng Sanat Ofer WASHINGTON, aren, 1873, lL a.m. t Syxorsis FoR THE Past TWENTY-FOUR HoURs — The storm ¢ that was Tuesiay morning over Tennessee an cate ‘ky is now over Lake Ontario, with a branch area ou the middle Atlantic coast. Increasing theast winds, with threaten weather ail ou the middie and east A. Variable winds x coast. and snow on Lal Erie and Ontario. Bri ghuorthwest winds, ith clow + on Lake Mich- Fresh to high rth Carkd weather, have b eported from ithe western gulf state: Fresh to igh southwest winds, with cloudy weather, are reported from the south Atlantic states. ‘The temperature has fallen, and is below fre at all stations west of the Appallachian range, aud is very low in the gulf states. It is below zery ia the north Es.—The storm center on the lower lake: 'm the St. Lawrence val the smaller disturbance vast move to Cape Cod during the rest of Wednesday Increasing northeast winds, with rain continue over New England. For th winds very generally change to west au by Wednesda: rhoon. with falling tem pe and with snow in New York, but with cloudy and clearing weather in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Fresh risk westerly winds, with clearin weather, prevail in tue south Atlautic stat therly winds, with clear weather, extend the gulf statesto South Carolina. Rising bat er, northwest winds and e! "eos sing and he Olt the ‘upper lakes. Rinds extend ov Ca ‘signal Dakin by" Wednests tinue at Boston, co glole New Londen, New Haven, Now May, Ba ore, Norfolk, Wilmington, 1S: hb. They will be displayed and after April fir NG MEN'S REPUBLICAN OLUB— regular mouthly, meeting of the Young bl} i be held THIS( Wedres rer rer Men’s b day) EV A punctual quested. It ee THE Ak MPANY Hes ved, ew t of intelli — wis ce, and rare ities, set 0 zaging ad- emlered Our int course aul profiabh depe apd «i its suc to his untiring fant attention te it in all ite details. We dee ply lament his demise asa gr as the loss tothe community of « prising and publi re ent eimentl jal be pub Mesiced, Ti and a copy be transmitte of the decea-« > itarian > DEVELOP next to the DAY, the 26th, at mm. Adu cnticmen, 38 cents for L | onan #0 conto © ladies, CHILDREN'S Ho: he Directors caf PITAL.—A moetini wv ot ' the Dires as {netitution esate heid at the Hos; ing EVENING, sh Marchsat gorclocks to take action pon the death of the — ks Wate Be 7 fe ib NATIONAD CAPITAL EA TATE ASSOCTATIO: iON w r Masonic Te Temple, « the Es F atrest, WEDNESDAY 1 EVENING: Pm. Ti cquested to be present “p22 [Reph Fa H. WELCH, Secretary. ‘SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF RCELTY TO ANIMALS attheomen of high Gatchel, corner lth F streets, on T! URS. DAY EVENT and ING, 73 oho _asnees of epee ance to be transact: oa of the m2 at Reps}. ‘EXE CUTIVE COMMITTER. NOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS. fersons selling prrduce in the Northern Market Register must procure their ane at the at the Territorial Building. on 454 street, between Ear ot it ‘and © street northwest, on or fore tl 1573. Persona selling fh will be subject to the same reg- ulations. All licenses must be shown to the Market Master hen called y him. = the Commis: 8. McPARLAN, Market Master. Ging at bes ir ErC, ITEMENT WITH regard WA INGTON ane SAVINGS * By order of _may-td aE ‘hav 4 subeied I res Pl ~ Fevurn of our depositors to thetr usual but lations with us, their interest account war ‘Decon- tnaed without change. ep i + Treasay Seay SUPPER—A GRAND wet will & eae Fe soley OGDEN LODGE. «ys at ODD FELLOW cy eat larch 37.0 Northwest, bers and s generous public are cordially invited to pate in an evening's fRuoyment- No pains will te pared to suokereis the finest social entertainment ever given in Wash. ington. | Georgetown. ges invited. Brass Siring’ Bands have been engaged for the ocet sion, m22.24,25,27 OF SPRING. With every change of season we have a change in the hygienic character of the air. In the spring it is impregnated, especially in low lying, wet dis- tricts, with mephitic vapors, which generate chile and fever, rheumatism, indigestion, billiousness and diseases of the organs of respiration. It is therefore particularly necessary at this time of the year to in- vigetateand regulate the system so as to enable it to repel the morbid influences to which it is more or less subjected. The stomach should be toned. the bowels freed from obstructions, the blood purified, and the nerves braced and strengthened. This can be easily done. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are everywhere procurable; and in the whole range of remedies and preventives prescribed .by the faculty or recommended through the press, there is not one that combines in such an emi- nent degree that efficiency and perfect harmless- ness. It is & positive antidote to malaria. Whoever takes it habitually may breathe the atmosphere of the worst fever and ague locality without danger. Damp and chilling winds make little or no impres- sion on the organization reinforced with this power- fnl vegetable invigorant, and consequently it ie a ed as a remedy for this latter class of maladies, but simply as a means of strengthening the aystem ‘against.the erial conditions and changes which so produce them. As a spring bog ae ky alterative it will be found extremely beneficial NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. Assonsors of theseveral Rap uiatins Sesriate ing poege anh, 16a, the Board cf he pape | corner grain the $9 bat or poet leon a appeals must sia ) s H.A. clr LE bcs GTON, D. famity. Must SM recommended. Apply at 3 pen, and the ing articles 330 4 14 street northwest. Be ln pie adnate. Fen Shecte, eight pais W bite Biauket Pp aig ce gen | Wasterst oa wireanee we General aaa ae maa. | Bem toe Nenttee baer, | pear eh sresion at thelr rooms and ignated: | tions soquived. Appay dmamedinest iM) PORK RENI—0 300M, | Pictorial Bibi fee Gere ord Soiehs Bl acscemmielt for, the fiscal Sear ISt3 1374 canbe Fe- cots od. B: Js, ot ‘Secretary. cS MILBURN’S NEW DRUG STORE, No. 1429 Pennsyivania AVENUE, Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters, fel2-ly ae A. PRATT, Graduate of Cag Fresca of z. the F. at. AA 7th street Howe Hal, ee | WANTS. | ANTED—ORD! for every dovcription fine stitching r of ved at the Wheeler & wile rae Vv a4 seourity . 1 business, in all its breaches, have the best opportu ¥. Adaress AB. C., Stat Office, [Cay,} mas-2” | WANTED—A settied Ovtored WOMAN to do the Cooking, washing, and ironing in’ ‘private ANTES—A god aes BBER, at — = 7 Hotel, Georgetown, i \ |W ANTED-A Any 3 NURSE.et ol2 ners, W Yitvrn taw iW aRTED Tee a SALESLAD | and one first-class MILLINER, at 8. LER'S, 715 Market 8 pce. WANTED—84 000 for fives: ore.on real ceive | §, Worth three tines the am unt. Star office. 8 few doors south of Odd B.A. Bacon and Bors W. F. LUCAS, 114% 7th street n. w., Tenerand + Resulator of Pranos and Orzans.. Or- rv. 7th and Pa, Av. Pianos and ot her itistruments packed and troved: Ali work guaranteed. mah5-Ly q M Siri Furnished for Build aan or, r arranted tan pply att , eis Cap L*5*s pat th avenue HL attect, JOUN COULSO BVA _ = EY w HITE. Asn COAL AT dR lj _ HOLLIDGE BRos., st. E riber has chaained trom the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding « special term, letters f{ adsninistration W. the personal estate of WM. HLANOLY late ot ‘Washington conity C. deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned toexhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the Isth day of March next: they may otherwise by Inw be excluded from all benetit onthe oma ee. Given under my hana this ior a"t oi (ter [m:26-w3w) sf THESUPRE ue 0 yoy a DISTRIGT The an pee # Maren 8 HAtr vs. Bree cca intr eNes 3,128, Equity William: the: det di ed herein on or bef ay occurring forty days after thisd use will be proceeded with as in ca By the Ceu Li t On motion of the plaintif by Mr. A his solicitor, it is ordered aay appearance to be ente: t first rule erwise the of detauit, “ A. WYLTE, Justice, &e. Treecopy. Test: Ri M Je C. mB-w 3t By L. P. WILLIAMS. 1873 sprine. 1873) PS STOCK, STOCK: 5 soe Ly Stuck, ND ieee CLOTHIN NTED—A SITUATION, by an intelligent n girl, as lndy’s ulald, or take care of silling to go traveling. Address No, et, near F 125-2" pAXTED hp ulene fr 1 to any M get me a GOV NT PO: copyist or clerk, sdilieass, Ne. “ota Pe b cneay renin ov | be teen Sceabs and O sts, el . FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘OR RENT—Foer ROOMS, in > brick house; 1399 loth street, batweoe Nand 0 etme its LOST AND FOUND. Lot Cat oe Leds: F between @ | ppiy at CARO'S Bazar. huc, between Rh and Loh m5 3: Fo, BALE—A handsome Srvom ah ont ee N moa y a Me an excellet my $50 REWARD. — the 2h February, ym in Mrs Eshi "s Boarding H vase Orber Ay street, | Foe raty yy qivets betece ane ORE ia ep Vvaluabl. PROPERTY. aaa : Boe house, large grounds, c.; of will Sl sepa THOS WAGGAM » S18 7 r, api s Uestircte, one Wa, Fe. given for any information that lead of the same, aud on cons whlitional. ‘Samples o 5 Sailing on theundersigned., WILLIAM GRA Persil ‘307 Missourt arewur | O8T—On the It of March, on Eee DSi and shetrects ter ektry i r tarp ed to No with two pearls, A iiberal rewant will be 1 DST at ibe rane Theater, oot te: CI 4 BRING. oder will be singie o 4 6th ser an 0 | ee SSES,. al reward will eI te 472 C street northwest. $09 24 street northwest. ¥X EAR suit r warded by leaving it ke POR RENT On the tof A th hall. side vaund bad - Apply at t HARNESS orner gt éob } mse" UR SALE—1W0 PIECES OF LAND, near © lington; # fi Agnec = ridge. by two stuall frame ho y ACOB PINCH No aa St ates LE—-< et of Dh Ange FEV TE ery FURS by letter, ©. D.. Star office | te mdr 95-Iin ITURE, uph | WASTE! or atin UNPCRNISHED | =NT—A dclichifal COUNTRY PLACE,» ROOMS, with Tebte Board, or board sil : my and Gilt ing house, in a ceutral locality. Addre-s LJ water, aud ve ‘and Gilt Ronn j City Post ‘Office. m23-8" "| with saloon pa’ ANTED—A gud SERVANT for general | PIAFy, cella large j W “lonsework; stat! family and good ‘wages Apply before 9 a.m. or after 3p. m. | LOBARBER & CO. | OR RENT FU ENISITED HOUSE; very ; “ aareie Ww ANTED—By a gentleman and his wile, a OS. I LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctionsers, ARLOR and CHAMBER, communicating. | [\0R REN ls 5 5 ii So etn of Branklin « ve tatayet Sa fe F for busch | eee 3 9h Which wfalr compensation is. a: arene RA. | family le at Boston prices ty : KI F., egos 35 ma st F ras suites of pin | ra, ove. agent for 8. ene Be ete | as Zouvernante Tor on first and seco & W one or two chili arespectable French | Board, at 224 New Jersey $50 000 Rae ar a | young lady; ts willing to assist in housekeeping and | east THE ITY, FO RE Le sowing; hat a sewing machine. Best referent Tai or Ree OM, REASON. } ‘Adare uvernante,” Star office. mas-d Fe®! te us) TO CLEAR vit PSTATE: W ANTED—A MAN acquainted with general farm work and used to taking care of stock; one i preferred: good we Apply. ‘Mrs S$ BAL le Soren Roads, Va., or address through Post | Office, Washington, D.C: m5-1w \ FANTED—A ay PIANO in exchange for | poutheastern line. o city cars. Atso, ground ress Box 602 Post Office.m24-3" Ne York avenne, between ath | iW FANTED-CHAMBERMATD Te family of two a via northwest “ nd young child. Enuuire 201 South | omas nu A street, corner 2, Capitol Hi wea" | Noo Sal betwee Bend Gs No. 416 New Fork ave | V J ANTED—A ood Tat NDRE Sapa Bort Premises, rick, containing 6 rooms, | wait upon table and make himself gererall YOR REN’ useful, at No. S19 E st hwewte macs | Mee RENT. Wi NTED—[amediat bod MILLI- | 02 both floors. story and basem NERS, at Mr- M. CALLAN, 1107 F stro:t, | ¥ rooms; all modern cc Dery ti and 1 m24-3t™ icethat Mada: rk, has 0} 213 isan W E.MA D.E. Millinery ‘park west north. m24-Im* WASTED—08r Jou ney nian (White) BARBER, | whom good wa empty gement will be given. Appa) immediately Noe treet northwest, m24-3t" GEORGE N. BARBER. JANTED—By the 1 April a good white Lat NORE i briag good re: Apply $23 Vermont avenu Arlingto n Bouse, W? i ) Tough brown stone front f, With afl niodern eonyenie: st Philadetphia, P: auton. not very far from thy os gocd Lusiness qualifications, steady habits and’ of KF aod grapes on the SON'S, cornet sehr and D streets northwest FE REST ROOMS, in ly—A rst-class ivsinla farm, Apply to % y —On ihe Ist ol April, BINGHAM, Editor of the Amor ANTED=—By tie eg Tr, F on ise aree eRe NT 4 D Medica: Journal, and Professor tn the & cal , 196 1 Nevada, an active PARTNER, with # cash | tainiew clercn " Heke, New York, will diagnose discase without capital of from three to five thousand dollars, of ing sometic i. Rent ars’ RHE ES aries Hs loss than four (4) and are in every respect as good as ne jt 1 ie ‘shove have been in use ronths, nees, offer for bo ae ‘at low Prices and om Feasunable terms, the folloming ‘prop tr HOUSE on New York aroune, between 42h ana Sth strets northwest ben basement pressed brick lina avenu OR SALE—A eng 3 Esa ate ‘dae rk ‘a small famil lee flowers, ev Two squares fr plice. One Sine Buil een M LN streets “Pree fine Bu m New York avenue, corner of 4h street a Two fine Building LUTS:on New York avenue, between 4ub and Sth streets borthwest, For further patticutai A two-story HOUSE. Rusted at 406 let str Dats. Apply at J. 8. HENAU 130-20 BECK, CLAY Fi Pply to haw DODGE & DARNFILLE, 17-4 7 OF street MEDICAL, &e. Bs: ACE CUTTER, M.D Boston, has ren ill heal tise sic Mt co Paraysts, Bi imati=m, Cancers, Blood P. ing Cloth and Woollen is We are prepared to OY BUSINESS TANT To Pani CHAN ORS, | pet H tree, Patrick's Cases SES We would call Piercy aton vi con ene eee oat a Pa ENT—Two uuurnishod PARLORS, wait | BREAN Heli ta A liberal reward’ will be | in\he ten cceeres ee housekceping; terms reasonable: Apely | paid for its return t 10th street nw. mas-2¢ Paing taken pewes:i rok egriay, Inet, a wine ¢ mn oi S soma] 1 ber panacea low pric und sur’ fan iveaes,* | Te hureet nethegetrontas ine ond sect | DLE OR PAPER teen ceee mm prices and our’ feverabte era, Sako ag int ome Fie ‘eae floors;will be rented low for the summer. wa" miner she ERE ZN STORE, g48 BASEMENT waiox can ool OREN 1 Fear MS, for a small family 4. i ~ ae metBe DM straets wai tt hog ‘iret @oor. three chat! Hh chamber and broom ad water cit : whe a ior a with cheater, fe ers sel epae tee ¥ han. Price Sto MOSTORY AND ATTH HER DENCE, We. Ot s athens Saeat Caller fry am: first fw, te. Pr STORY FRAME Apitol ares nd Kitten, on r Shak. or wih fa ¥ BRICK RESIDENCE a9 8 ar the Cnpie ; r rear, f . ber reench kot 3 ah ‘ THEY STORY BRICK LEStIDENCE and o M $20,000 in « Real ra98-3t ARE HUSINE ot a very thy Distrs ‘OR SALE. Is amount f 1200 ready money ¢ is offers rare ind, Toters tow ston. D.C AND $1000 Property lor ve ty A orthwest h sireet 5 RY ARE CHANG E to purchase a god STOR @ chenp, near new. mark erect, i 712. Price, 85.406. terms vas Hamitr PEARSON, mort ¥.M« ng. 9h and D ate J AN BOYLE. FRANK BAKNUM. JUAN BOYLE & « ES Ore ReoK ERs. S. Treasary “t, om 1 str ble HOt corner thet 1010 Mesww * avenue. 226 2) wtrces ale or rent, o Willard Foe SALE NEAR WASHINGTON ox c. TWO SUPERIOR FRUIT FARMS, The € ove Vineyards; excellent frait trees fod vines bearing” 6 in tands aod te quarrics, ALSO, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY Ip Square N a None thers need apply. th, Dye ia, aud Ear, Lang ars apply by | ts Business iam is Tor = Affections, ‘and Nervous Diseases are Cedar Grove Vine mz specialties ‘A desirabte twoeate ‘ Private Rooms, No. 413 13th street, near Peun- ce will “a At TANTED—An energetic YOUN desines | bet » and Ni — ear Pena: E_ DROIC Eke. Our offic — be open 7 wultations free. Mu | “| csbeabeaa folly teat HOT ae eae RE CURE Sreeor TE oer a crs making ingutr abut Le Baicres a At T That de ble PROPERTY, formerly occupied vUT RN A! c | wan pea war SEA of at Stailet, corner Gay and Green street, Ai eer bottle of SATISP ACTION wil 5 a 511 rihatopp vanerpatat streets, n* “e = ! 5 USES in th being finished) | for $1, and at W'S, Corner dy street and ‘nn ° - WASTED, lemedigtahFamilice oF persone va ogee HOU SES in the new row (being finished) | for @1, and st DA 125-1m" Bag Ea 4 tage need of fret class SERVANTS of every descrip. sihhyg BOW BRICKS, G ctroct, between Sith, gna ast EARNESS, Nervous Debi Reason for selling. ging west. Appiy’to Hon, mute aud female, to call and png is reets K. WILS Vv ane ¥en pg. ons Rervees dint Wet ILL, Virginia Express office, n ee the Bur ex. Ent etie l at t waa Post Ofc. Rous i a desined. “Landiew int i, address Mare. | mere Depot mls 20* ve fire, LOUISE © BUTLER. 307 are, coed Fes SEERA §-recan FIRM HOUSE, wall | ace: ER, Washington, D.C. febs-2m" Ak RARE RE OHRNCE See ANTARS y oaiwe ea tig, Vor Ingnire of RICHARD 8. SMITH, 434 ath treet Mera WILSON. os sweated . Serechswe ore Comeibed ten thet of tp a W eWike arta abo in ne yom SaLE=aae Soma, | PEYSICIAN AND Nib wir FUMES ca URRER SE eh Say Teo ek: cradle; needle bar and works of ster: Agency. 4¢ Fon? 93 00, an of 350.200 feet Cheep and DISEASES INCIDENTAL To LADI: per te yg ay oye cale ch me oe 7 | Pennsylvania avenue, Also, Branch of Mme. D on casy terms, Call between 9and 10a.m. GEO. Roems, S11 Sh street, | CG. S16 and Ot8 rest + Ey oreat'y Pattern Euportam, B COBURN, 505 9h street northwest. m2l-6t between H and J, Booms, Board, M 2 T. W. SPICER, Agent. tear ead reat pontheast: + é La, hapeworm removed with { ‘OUSE FOR SACE. D— rable rhished complete for house= hours. Refer to pationts Wane Gaigetsy almate a Bright'as'gowr ts | Keeping! water Gn the kiteheuy coat aod etotrSom | ticle in Washtagions Sovibear” | The large FOUR-STORY MOUSE, with three send orders to L. RICK. atthe ee ‘arpet Beating | ‘joining kitchen; waterclosct and bathroom; b= LEON, 2 eee Senet, ow, Gecay Works, Maine avenne, bet. 434 and 6th sta. apri3- iF closets and gas in every room. m2] 6t table ip ag pre . 7 has bern re Fo, EALE—On Capit Toa conteel Sstory CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, mt in complete and ia very. pavenicnt far @ ‘and basemen containing nine i B poanding hots BOARDING. Feome, benigen bath sper atts oe ‘ The oldest established Specialist in the city, wens —mg a ea ‘or for & a : a ‘water, and water- sear nen in that new house, No, rect, near 7th, | in thorough order, ina very healt ‘Third Door from Heh Street, | uly’ one aguare from Patent TOmcey recently taken | weishborbted sass wit Es panty ai aso — Hours: 11 to4 and 7 to9, daily, g Betarras {lads acres.) situated atts Alen m25 Third Door from Mth Street. by “a Northern lady. Come and for your- | terms. ‘Apply tothe waner on tin preaien, 6 TA rr aw YouNe. Sty ey lor two C= aaa CABRIAGESI €8. m2l-2w' street southeast. xe pz Benctalty—Female Complaints ond Opagecm ans D dress ‘Lith street, cor- — peragesi (ABBIA CIBST CLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR | J\OR SALE-SMALL PARMA place four miles | Dees. =x B , eomtheest a New and secona hat Carriages of ev BE: Exe MONTH also, desirable ROOMS for rent, hand- orthenst from ‘ts as es contain 2 acroe, ea are DISEASES scene a i] iF FEE SALE = EXCHANGE FOROITY PROP- Ty description, ight and heavy ,for' some! fora | 3 Very low to permanent tenant eed ny ‘of a Double ng ie ice and medicine will be sent t FE, ‘@ corner and s ri Sane oanae cae icant ateginyon tenet and nd floors wi order, with all The nee dings, tack ing THoMPeOR 0. 646 North ina etret, Fuad Seria Appi to 30H BAINES storey 4 sa 0 r ween t 5 ; m25-8" 410-414 sthot.,bet.Dand B northwest. | streets, near Willard'sand Limperial Hotele, sian White aaa Soc Srey and ty property Ped Monn BETUENED IF ; ——DWIL. aa wi WISH GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TO | (>00D BOARD, F FLEAGANT BOOMS, in part exchange, Price abd terme made kuown on Le ie me Fre TURES of the ea ‘and, Fancy Store, No. know that there will be a LAUNDRESS | Gr prices moderate, Of Poamayleani> application to "RICHARD B- MOBUM & COn a 5 707 Mark darko bpece ht *h Doreh pened immediately to receive, all fine Wa ASHING aveitue and dist street mayl-ly 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, cdot GEORGE LENZBERG 8 00. ahd doing up Sults of various Kinds, sach as clean- Georgetown tnd of GEORG! give full satisfaction. Call and see and we will Sytour price. Apply at loth street, between N streets northwest. No. 1242. mias-20" ] = hereby notified that the NOIR Stee of yar are imieae ined Pe the rive PROFESSIONAL, R. MARY D. SPACKMAN, m19-2w* 1634 SIXTEENTH STREET. sy Parlor furgiabed a & Beitoom ROOMS: a back Parlor furnished and two pleas: F Ys — 4 rooms, back and frout,on Heibly-loeuted Dwelling on I street, near ath: “rented mable to gentlemen tay. . c publican effice. PERSONAL. firm Ga RATE OE ee eit | A YOUNG LADY) A RESIDENT INgwasH Knox,t gue R.J. 8. DELAVAN, (OR SALE, CHEAP—A fine prese-brick front | 2% ington from childhood «of fers her services for jas been aicolved- by. mutual conseit. The said | DPR i, eeUA YAN gy, 1390 F street rows ap aterm et and cold waters co ing setters or" conyii a Sher Uasineas of William Knox will assume the payment of all debts Office Hours:—9 to WW, morning; 3 to 4,after sFnoon; i fixtares, macble man iar nature. Refers to H. john Hitz, Presi- due by the frm, and also to collect all ahects due to | 7.0 8, evening. mii-lin siigatea an tt tas Exsares, sear ple men- 2 i uk; Mr.and Mra ite frm, and hierecetpt shall bu valid, to take effect eh, betwen 0 Sane trones a ae inoee tin dao the eee OX JOHN BARNA, tORNEY-AT-LAW, ROTHWELL, No. Bo. FH fa aa ne 3 nouse may 7 r . J. FRENCH, the Goldbraied Reliable sa a ae Misa Simakess = AD mt] Ist of pril, jo. west, we MPN ADIETAST Grxerss's Ovrice,, | Beg IRVING INSTITUTE FOR HEALING, Bich s Peele arena nal rier prove: aire ee «inn The attention of claimants rite Lie foie. WATER CURE, jyents. | Rent 690 per month in advance. Apply on aaa We Bees eae nn OP | 0. S30 sist Braxer; Overisebies the Pacomes. EGE BEST Deairatic Rea pa ae N , Asker‘ en e the Beeretary of War to Room in building No, street Li u the Ii Bo ord incurred in suppressing the Indian hos- ties i ties iat ‘the Tersitory of Montana, in the year ighteen hundred and sixty-seven. S Saaad by the Senate and House of Represen- tatives of the ge States 4 Ameri ns Consress assembled, TI shall be the duty of the proper accounting ethcers of the treasury to examine and $innne ‘amoun's justly due upon the claims ‘expenses y incurred in suppressing Indian hostilities in the the Fercitory of Montana sit the year eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, which have been examined and rted upon by Inspector General James A. Hardie; but in'go case shall the sum allowed thereon be in ‘excess of ee avare re ported by said General Hardie; and in sach investi- imony, taken by General Hardie in Eatin the teat sali be recelved in evidence, but tbe come stall not be regarded ss conclasive usiless si sons sever= officer under the ry of War: Provided, That ‘acceptance of such payment shall be in fall of all giaime op account of sald) expenses; and provided ‘That 1 ; net shall be uted a ‘and paid unless preseuted within one year from t! of this act. Lape ‘March 3, isd. AS Act makit ay aeetations to, suppl for the serv fai ia ante ar heen year ‘endin fet ele ‘eighteen buudred and scventy-t enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- ened ee its Roy) of America Lz said officers are satisfied therewith. A se found to be due sl all, ‘ithed hall be paid to the deficten- es of th Juue thir- and for sums ‘eb ect ater tleneieg year ending Junethirtieth, Sighiors yemdred ond soveaty tures, cad the & years, and for F purposes, Das e . Treatment: —Bathing of different kinds, warm and d packs, wai compresses, thorough swollen joints, and all contrac- Contraction of the joluts disappear ply to A. G@. HALEY, Board of QR REN T= tee oor pice ROOMS rar mT burn’s new drug store; No. 1429 Pennsylvania (THE ONLY NICHOLS.) WHO IS HE? oe mcettseen | Sem =e new Dargain— Portable seven ind’Chronie Mhcumatlam yield readlis: Bota touse pes brick front; with modern | tle refersto the inhabitants 'of South Washington. and receive their natural strength, th conveniences, Apply on the premises, | ater be has 7th street for one ent dcovering a change for the beiter Ina fow T2O9 Toh stteet abowe mist” | sear, he wilt Tefen fo the inbabteante of tie District days. Dilapidaied and weak cons’ itutiens relay TOR RERT—A FOUR ROOM BRICK HOUSE, | {14 HN WESLEY NICHOLS, dexter orated. Deafness by ‘rarmfomentations, ‘warm alr ou halt ery ky a cebaee cies in Hoeters, Grey Stationery, No- air introduced intathe ear, fal magnetism an ee eae ene ont tee 2 | Slow, &e.s Kes ncaa sac 1608 Teh » between K iifubstancseinterponiny =e fy Medicine wh hen ies ae = = al crpoal a new airs cota se rie, | FOS BT Coreg Mommies | |) Womans eautiful Toes, ni farnist gi A ance cat eBes and Beer pet 2113" Peunaylvania are: PECTORAL SYRUP, fata Recres nw. in chin Ca “4 flue. "Alsd, aline SEABLE for rents . hing, ercauety nocent 5 FOR RERT=RooMs wis rar e106 Mae wis Gaank, ‘Mase- ven Boreas ‘cae concal al oo ks, dail? aod a t lauannts evemasenceer in fee» mid Soe vee ying ea nee OR SALE—Those four COUGHS AND COLDS. “ alae cepa Rem | Eiitermcatemimaarnts | | gous ar ac oxovoume ra Tiatitaie WBS TRTT rect. ei pal hee for ‘consultation, (ec erm i 5 Pennsylvania avenue. OTN Boh ube of tobacco and profanity itiscour- .a3d persons of uncleanly Babite will, not LUNCH MILK BISCUIT, », Most delicate and finely flavored "he choicest fir ‘im the GIVE THEM A TRIAL. Especially adapted for CH, TABLE, AND THE USE LUNCH, TEA oT eR Ty T oF For sale by Grocers generally. Trade supplied by TYLER & BROS., toll-im Bole manufacturers, Baltimore, Md. J, © BOREL, _ CARROLL F. WINSLOW, SHIRTMAKER Anp Deater Foe LER SF CANUEIXes, Boring Mr. years patterns and Keevetthetr order’ with mer” tach ain aiso vaca I ‘oining. Will be sora IME! LIME! zt separately or togethers for the parpos des ay ofeetling ap Up an estate. Best wood-burnt LIME at 81 per barrel,delivered Average about $3,600 each. in all parts of the city. offered in this city. 5 “feepees pow city Not THOMAS FABRE, totn stroct,. Apply to mil-Im_ No. 1223 Pennsy! 7 oa el ee ae Riasaka ted —— y abe DRY GOODs. L*¥ess BLACh SILKS. LYONS BLACK SILKS. We res ~~ ae invite the attention of purchasers to our stoc! ae LYONS BLACK SILKS. ‘The qualities we offer at $1.59, $1.75, $2, $2.25, 2.00, and §2.75, we honest!) believe to be superior any in this market at same prices. &7- We will exhibit TO-MORROW, March 25,)a hengeune ot DRESs Gov! and other new SPRING full line of MOURMING GOODS. aitl-xt VE ‘hich we invite an inspection, LOW PBICES, w SF One price only, in plain figures, JOSEPH J. May, ps 3t 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OVELY POLK DOT GOODS, from 12% couts up, to FOULARD SILKS at 811.50, at BRU. EAD & 00's, DE: _mar?l-3m F atroct. NEY SPRING DRY GoODs, PP. DBESS GOUDS in the new Mignonet e specialties—BLACK SILKS and BLACK ALPACAS oat les thas torular prices. Housekeoping DRY GOUDS for hotels or private families. JUST DEALING TO ALL. ONE PRICE! BOGAN & is 8 weLe 1015 and 10¥0 7th strect northwest. SES? RING parti’ ieee sae NEW ——F i GOODS just Toasted a =" ea oon, marZl-3m F street. THE TRADES. Ae vidoe Cara saa o decd-tr Betwroy Awsnes, FLAGS, T'EnTs. M. @. COFF:LaND, (643 Loutsiaus arenas, ¢ ne door cast 7th street. .C ity and County Bestdonees ‘sale and ret. eal | J. = 8 CARY ENTER, ecmprs. axD CONTRACTOR.