Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1873, Page 2

_EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on Every Page WASHIN GTON CIty: FRIDAY reh 2S, 1873. There is no instance on record of a well-sus- tainca system of judicious advertising failing of The advertiser should seicct a paper of standing and general circulation like Tur Star, and then go ahead systematically and persistently to inform the public, through fresh, crisp advertisements, rene wed daily. of the extent and quality of his wares, and his ability to supply them on favprable t-rms. The case of Oren, The Clroniely answers Tae STAR thus: n the O’Brien case it was alleged that evi- dence was presented to the President which convinced bim that this criminal was not guilty of murder in the first degree, as described in the statute, but in the second degree; that the pe for murder in the second degree was deelarcd by law to be imprisonment, and not death; that the President, being so satisfied, Was compelled under bis oath, asa conscientions officer, to commute the penalty pronouneed by the court to imprisonment, in conformity to law The criminal lawyers of the District will be glad to hear that there is such a “statute.” Hitherto the courts and the bar have Iabored under the impression that the old common law, as defined by Coke and Blackstone, is the only rule of action as tohomicide. That defines mur- Ger to be the kilingof a human being in the ace of the state, with malice aforethought, xpress or implicd. The punishment of this crime is death. Will the half dozen talented Editors of the Chronicle te us what act of Con- gress or of the District of Columbia creates “murder in the second degree Or, bow the “« President under his oath” could be bound by & statute which has no existence? If the law. icers of the government have thus deceived ¢ President, it is @ serious matter. If the President has not been thus deceived, he should pray to be spared {rom the friends who put reasons in his mouth which might have been a geod excuse for Governor Dix, where there is such a distinction laid; but which would be a plea of ignorance in the District of Columbia, where there is an absence-of such a law. There | isno law in this District which pumshes murder with imprisonment for life or any less term. Should the threats of the half dozen railroads centering in New York, to take the postal cars off their respective lincs on the Ist proximo, ba carried out, the mails will probably be trans- ported as freight, at least temporarily. Should this be done the greatest inconvenience wil) be experienced in every city and town north and east of Washington; and by the time Congress meets in December, next. the people (for every person who sends or a letter is directly interested in the matter) will be in a proper frame of mind to demand in unmistakeable terms of the law-making power a speedy and effectual remedy for the evils complained of. When it isremembered that a force of postal clerks is employed in every mail car to assort the letters and place them in the proper pouches for delivery at diferent stations along the route, and that the New York mail is assorted on the, cars and the pouebes ready,on the arrival of* the train, for delivery to the different sections of the city, the value of the postal car service will be appreciated. Should the postal cars be taken of the distribution of the contents of the mail peaeine will be materially delayed, es- w York city. The great question hat are we going z to do > about iw we hoped. Brother Harlan is not re- sponsible for the selected smut that occasional- ly gets into his paper. He explains that from the size of the Caronicle it is impossible for him | to supervise everything that goes in, or to edit it as carefully as Tue Star is edited. He is oblige: to employ halfa dozen assistant shovel- | ers to supply matter, and these men,cither | from limited ability, heedlessness, or lax Principles, sometimes dump in sensual muck, such as he abhors. This explanation is very satisfactory, so far as Brother Harlan is con. | cerned, but he should really exercise more con- trol over his corps of shove'ers. Aud he should Bot allow them te impose upon him the belief | thatthe improper item about the Illinois post. | mistress was an “innocent” one. We cannot soil the columns of a family paper like Taz STAR by quoting it, but we ask Brother H. to | read the objectionable matter as it appeared in | the Chronicle yesterday. We know how repul- sive the task will be to him, but it isa duty. He | Will see that it is anything but innocent. —_____see—_ Gen. Sherman is authority for saying that the | army is in excellent condition at the present time as regards its moral. The commissary and quartermaster’s departments are in good working order, and the soldiers being well sup- plied with rations and clothing, there are but | few desertions. A few years since desertions were alarmingly frequent. So chronic had | grown this evil that at one time as many as half | & company would desert while engaged in a | campaign against hostile Indians, preferring torun the risk of being massacred by the sav- ages rather than remain in the service. This state of affairs, it is said, was mainly owing to | the dissatisfaction existing among the men be- cause Congress had virtually repudiated its agreement with them when they enlisted by Cutting down their pay. All the regiments are | now nearly full, and aggregate about 29,300 men; but 200 less than the total number allowed by law. ———_+ ore —___ The exceeding liberality of Congressmen to themselves is m singular contrast with their parsimonious increase of the compensation of certain bureau officers whose salaries were in- creased at the late session. The Congressional salaries were increased from $5,000 to $7,500, and to date back two years. Certain bureau ofi- cers’ salaries were increased by the same act | from $5,000 to $4,000, but not to take effect until the ist of July next. Now, the question | arises, if bureau officers can reside here all the | year and support their families decently on $5,000 or $4,000, could not Congressmen support theirs on $5,000, when they live here but five months in the year? To say the least of it, sireir action was inconsistent, and explodes the plea, put forth in justification of their own in- crease, of ‘‘necessity, and in order that they | might support their families decently.” ee it is a little curious, in view of the ery of | fraud” in the anti-administration newspapers throughout the country last October when it Was announeed that Gen. Hartranft had been | elected governor of Pennsylvania, that the first | official investigation of that election shonid reveal frauds to defeat and not elect the repub- ican candidates. This turns out to have been the case in Luzerne county, where the dete Fepublican ca! tested the seats have been elected, on account of alleged ‘“re- peating.” A telegram from Harrisburg says that the committee having the matter in charge were in consultation Tuesday, and it is reported that the sitting members, democrats, will all be thrown out, and consejuently the republican Majority in the house witt be increased by four. ———<ee-_____ Stop your palaver, Gigantic Jones of the Re- publican, and refurd that fifteen per cent. swag. “Advertising bas furnished me with s com petence.""—Ames Lawrence. N ASSOCIATIO: oe Se ee oato BEPURLIC AN : 1aifoN sii he held at, "s Hall Sete officers. pomommec~geting’ 7) FD age ae NEWTON FERRER, fe id fo} ject. SAR Ronee das ay ee | make the final arrangements for FINANCIAL ANP COMMERCIAL. The New York moncy market yesterday was again stringent, the ruling rate on gold loans being 1-16 and interest when the ina sutras was rally ‘ny and mi men bonds 7 ghest rate ste with th the with the others. Mer. uboring interior to prepare for settlements. The advanee in gol to fo 16 cent., as against three and a per cent., the previous mizimum. large de Carrency Is goin eal bee Resdav was ogensioncd by the sud e paper was nominal. Tas Bick on Eaclone @aevedhramase prec RS half The Markets. rMoRE, March ee P aans, Ceo Po lo., ms ow. we ME bid today Es quiet and fae; 1 steady rah Baus March 33; low mitt tres, Tse Cpe nett a Br vhewe quiet, tut firm; prices un- changed. rn firm—white southern active, Bes, yellow ainern. steady 605 Salers sty 60. Ones quiet—southern, 45@4s; western mixe oun et, 3 white, 49; an e fauiet ant, fad stvaty, ay changed. ert 88 pork is beld at uae Bik meats firmer ‘snd her and uiet—sboulders, | ons, est 5. Lats ‘satera butter fairly active; price: “Whisky quiet a Yorn, h 23. $55G3 unchanged: New locks quiet and firm. G sterdy. 16%. Money firm 1: “$2 to 1-16 per cant. Exchange, long, 814; short, 9'¢. Governments duti few Fo Rx, March 23—Flour steady, Whoat firm. ‘carn tt rm. ~~ HE WEATHER, WAR Derartxxnrt, © Wasutxetor, D. ©, iach 3, ale a nas OUR BROURS SyNorsis TH the Atlan FoR The barometer bas risen through states since Thurday morning "The. highest pres sure now prevails off the middle Atlantic coast, with cloar weather aud light easterly winds, Clear Preather sud southeast winds, with somewlut higher temper {prevail in New Bosland. North ‘ings and cieud iy weather in the south Atlantic states. The low barometer in the extreme north weet has n rasta inte Towa, and the “i was fallen deetded!y ing the night thronghout th: ~issdppi and its tributaries. and southeast winds. with aay cod cloudy weather, are reported from Tennessee nort wardto Lake Erie to Wisconsin. Tucreas horthesst winds, with enow oo bake Suen Easterly winds, with clond and rain, in the gulf sates. The tem atare has risen somewhat du- | Ping the night from the gulf states northward to the Proms OIL Tres. tof F e storm center in Towa move day northeastward over Lak: Increasing utherly winds, threat Seather and, possibly light rain extend ly Friday night over the lower lakes and the western portion ates, and continue in the sonih At . North and east winds, wh over Lake Superior and up- Winds generally imcreass to brisk Knd possitly high over’bake Erie and the upper lakes. Northwest winds and r rometer and clearing weather extend by Friday evening east Ward to the upper Mississippi valley. Southerly winds, with rain, prevail the western gulf «tates Falling barometer, rising temperature and trnzy Weather extend over the middle Atlantic and eastern o at the EETING OF TH THE BOARD OF ines held March 22, 1573, it was Kesoired, That by the death of Wittiku B. Topo. Trustee and Treasurer of the Washingtou City Pro- SOREL Orphan Asylum, the inetituiion has lost a faithful and successful adminisirator of its affairs, the orphans a borat aud fatherly benefactor, and Us, re to lament the’ loss 4 our responsibi unetnal attention to the duii: had endeared himeeclf to us persons iy }. friendly conasels and tender charts And further resolved, That the above resolut: the expression of our opinion of the character Services of the late William B. Todd, be, with oar sincere sympathy comman.cated to a bis fasnily. sual ba his! ‘hed in the papers. JOUN ©. HARKNESS, Sec. THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE OF Lak eget CLUB OF THE 21st DIs- lwe’s hall, corner 6th street and peaisovumaiet on FRIDAY inh ck, for the purpose of making ents of the celebration on the 1th of aR , oe Bi PRESI WM. WH, Sec’y, mai-2 is = P.—The members of the FIRST ‘GRAND bry SION, co th - ime Lodgese Moe 2.8600, 871k ah ak on em requested to meet at SATURDAY, the 2% Carolin i at 75s « Shin treet oreneedl on nants at7 o'clock p, m., t r the ‘uniform parade and drill for Richmond. By order Commander @. LTON, inal 2" Chief Ex. ist G. D. UNION LODGE, No. nil KNIGHTS OF > PYTHIAS.—The session of the Lodge will beheld at 154 o'clock, p.m, FRIDAY March 23th." It is earnestly reanestod ti hand ery Brother will be punctual in attondeuces at business ofehe mimost importance will be brought coer On WALBACE GRANT m2T-8* Keeper of B. aud'S. YOUNG HEN CURISTIAN ASSOCIA- REE READING ROOM Daily, Week rely, Secw- Ir, “ctkothatind LiskaRy: Bow wie: Gees, coxe pisatrOx SS arter. ARLORS AND for Ladice and Geatie- NOTICE ‘TO PRODUCE DEALERS. oR meen produce Northern Market re their, Licenses ‘at ine Register’s office, at the Territorial Building, on 4% street, between Pennsylvania avenue and O street northwest, ou or éfore' the Ist of April, 1573. apiraons selling fish will be subject to the same reg ations. Ail licenses must be shown to the Market Master n called for by him. a f the Commi: naotd | 8. MCPARLAN, Maket Mastor im ATMOSPHERE 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 dix- tricts, with mephitic vapors, which generate chills ang fever, rheumatism, indigestion, billiousness and diseases of the organs of gespiration. It is therefore particularly necessary at this time of the year to in- vigorateand 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 puritied, i 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 a 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- ful vegetable imvigorant, and consequently it is a ood safeguard against asthme, coughs, colds, and other pulmonary complaints, It is not recommend- ed asa remedy for this latter class of maladies, but simply as a means of strengthening the system | against the wrial conditions and changes which #0 often produce them. As a spring invigorant and alterative it will be found extremely beneficial to persons who ave peculiarly seusitive to uahealthy aimospheric influences. MILBUBN'S SEW DRUG STORE, No. 1499 PESNSYLVasta Depot fur Soda and VENUE, Waters. fet9-ty ebm iL. BENJAMIB, Proprietor. _ acta tts J Soames Sess NOTICE TO oe, Assessors of the several, Lagts toes $b Dav 1 g completed the 5 paaete Siton heir ehooee EvEkY DAY, = ae days fr: —s ee fecal lar okt be re- y order af the Board “parli-im " E. ¥. M. FAEUTS, Secretary. reams rate caun cee ANDY embrace, festie fetes ee pad whe a yoaeee ote eee ita medicinal propertics fonder weg ot craft magi colds, bronchial, and catarrhal affections, &. the most acceptable remedy for children 'or fiifantsyand can be given with imponi Ayn for professional gentlemen, or those who from loss of voice, it ‘These candies are put up in 2 cent boxes conveni- spt for the pocket, and are, for Sjeliatr ''N. B. comar 6th and Arch E ING TERM of T'ponNi's noanbina & 5 will commence April 9, 1373. given to young pupils, FFs EXtINGcisiaEs. For sale ‘ALEX, & SHEPHERD & CO., DAY sCii Particular attention m23-2w* m23.ec3t Pennsylvania avenue. JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, WB-2 939 Ph. Ave.. BET. 9TH AND LOUTH Sts. M. E. STOOPS, National Flower Emb almer, has MOVED from 623 7th street to 430 6th street northwest hetween D and E streets, where she will be to receive the liberal patrounas bi extended te her, ExXUNE TE GOLD SPECTACLE, Sr Oxiy $6, H. H. HEMPLER, Optician, HATS. SPRING OPENING. FOR GENTLEMEN, YOUTH AND BOYS’, UNIQUE, ARTISTIC, SEASONABLE, Aud at moderate prices, at CARTER'S, 424 Ninth streot. GPEAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS WHrOn HAVE BEEN USED. One by Davis Rosewood, 7 oc- one Ht se ee Davis Rosewood, 7 octave, $200. Que Beseniiranz Rosewod.7 detave, $75. One Stein Rosewood, 6 80. For sale upon easy term ta at the Wareroom: TZEROTT & CO. einway's Pianos, ad Hamilin’s Cabinet Organs, Bole age m23-3¢ Me Free UR: ECEIVED DIRECT from the Mills in VALLEY OF VIRGINIA Will sell to than es 50 cents per barrel le usual prices, Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down, CATAWBA WINE, inst received from Pleasant Valley Wi @2a gallon. 8. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, mar2s between 7th and 3th streets. T° DEALERS IN TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFF. » Company, 200 boxes Chewing Tobaceo—all forms, sizes a Kindy—rapging from 48 cents to $135 per Ib., ‘(bon price. al Gizarss of all gradea; prices from $15 to bi case Garrett's Scotch Suu! 43 jars Rappee, Maccaboy an if c ongress Soni. Large lot Smoking Tobscco, in large aud small bales and drums. pbgross Common ana Easier Matches, eo # rocers’ Wray r, ine, an Mason's Biacking. All of iden b ate fered for sale at the very low: wholessle grocers to the of Se uf, as I sell it, by the case, below ty price of the manufacturer. TORS WATER MILTERS | FLUTING KY TRONS, FuUtixG MACHINES G STOVES. EN'S Housekeeping iors, prune AND GAS-FITTING. ‘Those desiring to have their Plumbing and Gas- Fitting done ina neat and substantial manner, and ferme, ti should leave their orders at i ¥, 3? Boo cponehannw ne avenue, Capitol Hill. ‘ork warranted. WM. ROTHWELL. HEATING AND COOKING. It would be well for Honse-owners, Architects and Builders to bear in mind that the “ EM PIR! HEATING RANGE” is the only one in mar- wint ventilate in summer, and at the same time do the ordinary cooking of a smallor «| apply; to snch, cash w WANTS. ANTED—Immediatel:—At 1140 7th arent, @ Wa NTL ER 2s 2 fan Frenchy » private rate funtiy, Saker Beet-ctesn ~» Star once. Disengaged the | m33-2* notes* i ates el. Ath April SALE. iF ‘Lone at adapt nis ‘and et -A five-room hao Foe RENT. Ee ee? York avenue; very desirable locality. Apply ‘on | the prem m23-" .OR Ri BOHALT on 7th sireet, be- Vv NTED— COLORED ors t, oe, years | old, to take charas of = bal who has tween D siana avenn: head come ex pez ichce Galt @PBLY Sob phetrest | an seer Te ‘AGGAMAN, 319 7th st. be wee a ee three-story DRICK, in central WATE. MATTE, BAS Coodeutatag| Pian ctascne ery ry wey at <table; must a ’ E sho irene “Th by TIT, Br, AT2A G atvert, | me GOS 15h at BE Ne, Dan ata == Fs SPNTA large, wel Ww Rn er oe Neg fort Gaus | as he =o Sy eee] onto 0) the ot ~ for one rs romtl: mn P) A to dey, S24 Ibth street norihwont. Beforences re- Pe ACO, TOO Barr Bi pace. mas 3 RENT-HOUSE No.1 Toy t, be ED—Gue Oreo SITNVINERS for For Re T and U, northwest; eighices aelians per an article that sells to every parson; big money | month; six rooms; fromt andtear sade, Inquire on xan {he right man Call Uetween'S and 8 p.m. lat | premlscs. mas" Fh dt hak = “OR RENT—A three sic BRICK WoUsE. oi ANTED—To rent toagentiomana Furnished | iF ‘ee Island svenue, bet hens eh ats. Room, with Board. ina nrivate family where | No, 3426, cas and wa’ Tire £WM J.WLi- (here are uo ehildren—No. 409 H sirect, between | LIAMS, K st., bet. 18th and 11h. N. ae mt =i | FS. Sy yee ™ Wastin YOUNG MAN who Se ——-_ N, northwest, Rd gardening himeelf and is willing to make erally useful; German preferred. “Apply at pa ic street u nortl G WOliwio aootptpalios: orercom and Rltcheat aged oben en Know ‘bow 0 Also, a compose MAN to intend dint 20 cuperiniead at roonia.” Apply to K. be, Post ero m3" W AREER —CABORERS snd HORSES ana ‘CARTS. Nove but those that are eek) wayments ms le in a fall Apply “immediately “at 1243" ths 2" street on Wastscestie MEN or LADIES oS en- cage in an agreeable and profitable business; a good opportunity for depar ment clerks and oiers | partially em Apply at BISHOP'S News pot, 1411 Penrsylvania avenue, m23-3e V ay ED—By a white man f sober and ii us habits, a SITUA pet Ld in a store or some ‘besinens hoties where hee 6 himself ene rally user. Good references given. padveee | CP'S." Star office. mis Hilt Livery and Hiring Siable, 317 ast, between © and D. ‘Sd street Particular aitention paid to the care of boarding horses, and on the most | Feasonal terms. mids-St_ active. WHITR BUY, WwW: ANTED— A’ stuart, | bout 17 years of age nit | experience in the come well reeomm wd. Apply at CARO’ ue, between Hh and 10th etr Pennsylvania ave | northwe W: TED—A SERVA wash and ire do ecneral bse Shoal SOT Latte | between $h and TANT COTE, Gor 8 Fone: rent pot to exceed G00, Address CACM ‘Post, Of- c Wittibom ramet OTL pF WOMAN Lor a | general housework in_a private family; refer | ences required. Apply at 707 sth street. — in27-20 | WANE first-class WHITE COOK; must! thoroughly understand her business; at 170% mu: wie TED—CHAMBERMAID for two persons | must also act as nurs: for young child; references must given. street, Capitol corner : WANTED—A smart, ac as meat andy Green Mountain Good «i me who has had a Inacire at 201 svuth A i m2 D. OF Georgetown; private dress, giving full particulars, “ Dick,” 8 fice. mm! WANTED Br tan ian a children.) three UNF: with cas aud wate nyonitable frie dress & V ANTED—A HITE ho at In the care’ OF chiliieen Apply at No. 4 ‘Columbia streets between O and P streets m27-3u" ospital, corner oth a NURSE, male, apabie and intelli Ww Aneel whine son Offi 1 Pennsylvania avente ANTE I-A good White GIRL t housework in asmalf family. Rec 2 goods Inainess; mnst | Pr 14 OR | Waste HORSES TO BOARD, at mo. | Premises, or at sore LORD” mae FOR RENT AND SALE. rm . CHEAP— . : F Pie ae Fhmmings Sonntag ‘ ipl ated eal water, cooking pe mgr ERs a ‘Sxtures, vuatbee — i =, as sitgated on ines etueen 0 and Fs aARD ROTHWE oe inorcbea t. The house may Be'eeh fing at theGroesry corner ‘of O and 22h streets northwest. Those fi Shree stories: and. antic, “contalein, oy ES wi heap either se separately orlaget of settling up an ill be woud Nogether, for the purpose ‘Average price about 3,90 cach, | ‘The beat Investment now offer=t in tte nity —— ee | — nk CESEK, puchmien mil-Im No, 1923 Pemuyivanes COR RENT. yo ie OFFicy Rooms, ane Desk Mh street. Ap- | Piyto A WaLeY B Board ris Rooms. ti7-Im ‘OR TS two-story Ug Housk eg SX Fooms; all modern between 30 and athe couthe th stree!y between A aud H ete. sou! ‘Fi R RENT—ROOME, w: hurmished for housckeepi ments, and Jpcailty. desirable ie. 1122" 1th sirset, between References seauare a. FURNISHED, 72. Hovsks, $8, ‘S2; “stoke E, 2 OF 825, §16. THOSE. L aud M, northwest, ndus- | W Neatly furnished PARLOR and comnmanicating; bath root orf came cantly -fornished Bedrooms; will be favorable terms; half sqmare from Gapitol. d23'N rth rented en very b pe lines of cars, —On from igih strect, a PARLOR BER, counected, on the first door; yerv si table for a doctor or lawyer, being in the Wisluess center. aud rail cars ruy on three sides of the squate. Also, a Chamiver in 30 Ap. For re RE. d story; rent ¢! T ry FRA the noth side of K «treet, betwe ain wexenicet roperty is bat a abort distanc Persea 8 uate fail the strest in teat cart ms, Water e front and Jed with gpoden pavement, Pi mouth CHS FO wis-3t* 1509 Pennsylvania ave oR FAL UABLE BCILDING LOTS. Three LOTS on the enst sid Lath st. northwest22 fost 3 inghves b Five LOTS on L street, between 1sth and lth northwest; 26 fost by IW feet cach, being on 1 tide of L strect. 120 feet east of Lili st. Perms: 0: fourth cash; balance in 1,2, ad 3 years. Ps lw ecrner 15th street and Ni SOR RENT—A “ine of four ROOMS and BATI- ROOM, on second Aoor of house No. 79 IL sirget northwe pri st Fo RENT—ROOMS, farushed for _housckeap ing; bath-room, closets, ke. Apply at ASEL Columbia street, between 9h and loth and P and Q streets, 7-4k* ; together or sep: Board if desired and Peuusylvania ave m27-3.* ral Viet ope ti experienced SAL) ESLADTES oe first-class MILLINER, at 8. HEL- 1 m2-5t Wistep—a “wan enialated with farm work and used to taking care srencetteauired. Apply Dire. LEWIS BAILEY, Baileys Cross R: or address eon Post 3 Mai one with » family preferred: good wages gi ‘2. Ghiice, Waehingtony BG Micethat Madame ork, has opened hor Millinie eer ae No 413° "ysth strest norti west. mit) mn’ pe ae WANTED An energetic YOUNG MAN desires: to learn the dry Foods or clothing. business. Recommendations good. dress * Energy,” this office. metsireet northwest, between aime ANTEDS Every one to know ———— VICTOR SEWING MACHINE has ite needle self- Ws he serpy utile x" = resting in = je; needle bar and works of steel.” Ageucs, 469 Benngs aaa avenne. Also, Brauch of Mme, Dem- ores ang-ly ‘T. W. SPICER, Agent. — Carpets a 1m fav cleans ‘almost ‘an at the Steam: send orders to big" Works, Maine BEY 45 Beat aprisiy and 6th sta. LOST AND FOUND. ee a OST—On the 2th cree ably in an F street car, a dark green SILK UMBRELLA. A = reward will be given if revurned oe sale °. (WAKEN UP ASTRAY, ON THE 261n eT, ‘a large HOG, white, about 120 weight. The owner — to forward ponerse spre: and t: ros VRENNELLY, No "2H St. n. ©. $ REWARD —Lost, in sguenter Market, or be- tween 7th street Sook on ath instant, a large sized eESCRE BO ho of owner on the back ea oe given if returned to J. Hi. TChowN, No. ter Market. Lote: 4— street, near Coane Eins PACKAGE of DEEDS and PAPE tolots 9 and Wo in square oroles tent iui family. Sold only by the Agent, but the owner. A eg reward will be paid for H. I. GREGORY, er maw 634 Pennepivania avoude. | SH'strecthemtiesn ® Of B 8. DAVIS, exg., 313 Ost oR STOLEN—The followi men VI- QUE BOYS’ DEPARTMENT. DENDS ou Poticy No. 4.10 in the Pen bur tual Life Insurance Company, +e Philadetphie, ia: No. 1,351 for 1369 for Re! and 1654 for 1870 for $40. both in favor - Spalding 4 Wine Will be paid for return of same to WMH. J. AMES, BOYS’ SPRING SUITS, BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, BOYS’ LIGHT SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS STITS, BOYS’ DARK 8UITS. BOYS’ MIXED SUITs, BOYS’ FINE 8tITs, BOYS’ PLAIN SUITS BOYS’ CHEAP SUITS. &7 OUR SPRING STOCK IS LARGE AND COMPLETE, AND OUR ASSORTMENT FHVER THAN EVER BBFORE, HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, ConxeR Tre anv D Steers. FINE sien VERY LOW es It is worse than useless to send to Senter (oe TEAS when you can bay a thoro reliable article at the following ‘remar iy low fates at and M. F. GIVE 1104 12th street, near eS tts avenue. cnotcest YOOK,AT, THESE FIGURES:, olcest Mo an powder crane tnperial mir RE. No inferior Teas sold at any price. A ly oft Also. © finely ommorteddetcck of eversthingtin th the Boas agin ay eons snnene. ® eet Sorpioledi isaklaee oF THE W. BRIGHT WELL, z ‘Has removed to 613 poe . B is Bercener, ; eben: sot m CABROLL F. WINSLOW, ‘TEAS cheaper than eran SHIRTMAKER atthe office of James Lockhead, 415 — scot northwest. O8ST—From the residence of the =e aa D street, between Ist and 2], northwest, alight brindle BULL TERKIRE Bitcn ae m6 with tip of tail and feet white. A liber: Teward will be paid to the finder. W ANTED—A WET NURSE. Apply at ae L) sth = and iF RENT. large wi S, with water and w i for housek: de front FRE three stor | vroome; all {SOR RENT—Two floom pice ROOMS nor MU buru's new drug store; No. 1429 Pe avenue, Fe RENT msctia OOMS, with board, at Tors as orner llth street Bazin‘ ATURE neisting of 1 Sofas? da Winds - aac 2 Vian eption Chi tre prin Chai eh. and 2 French Car pet, containing about 76 wean ‘The above bh lew than f mouths, ‘and cot ms good a They vill be « rately to a respon: TS pao a Uteorad credit, F desired, Apply to LATIMER & KY. Auctioneers. | maraett a TRA and Contractors Tools « sale at Bostom prices by L. Pa ave.ngent for. 3 $ ThE The undoes ig prices aud on reasohable terms, thet “Ho basement pressed brick drimmtings! containing $ rooms, water, ollowing prop on New York aveuun. between 4th and northwest, ybetog No. 411 three s ron ALso, New York aronme, between ath weet, twoostory j er Kitchen hwest; three story TLOUSE No. 414 and Sih streets ne apent aud suny WAS Metrect nv rthw and base modern ce Building Lot “on'sth atre ty betw is northwest Baila aM York avenae, “w Yurk avenae, mi20-20t BM 7 CLAY FUR SALE poly to DODGE & DARNEILLE, MEDICAL, &. me. A. BE. CUTTER, M. sireet, wh ; pets for dgvelopment daily, fi Bufous withont t 2. good p a nursery sold for $1,600 cash, street northwest, ‘OR KENT. furnished © house, and local » portion quire farther at th “tier of L. Mi. ‘SAUNDERS, 433 ih street ne t. mz-3' DDE BINGHAM, Baccor of tne Amervean Buectro BMedcas Sows ind Professor in the Blectrica. Collexe, New York, Will diaguose discase without aching questic Paralysis, Khoumatism, Cancers, Blood Poison Catarth, Dyspepsia, the Eye and’ Kar, Lung Threat Aflcctious, ‘and Nervous Discaies ace hie No. 413 13th street, near Pean- ed m.to2 p.m. sand 306 p. m. ions fz a ty private f FARWEso, Irregularity, and Nervous Debilt- ‘A ROOMS. with W* successfully treated. ellef immediate. most central in Rooms i? deetreds Leedice interested, address Mrs une estionable! re eferences’ reuired, | No faauily A.C. ROSHER, Washington, P.O." feté-2m" hee DR Pe need apply. es are ee SOR SAL Terms, S10 cash, and art Fret Paeveralnew2story BRICK | PHYSICIAN AND MibwirE, HOUSES, « on New Hampshire avenue, b-- tween T and c streets north; have su front and back yards; houses ‘complately fin Anise i27-2w Northeast c aud isin , {Chronicle, Repablican, tf.) 2 hall, ” consulted DISEASES INCIDENTAL TO LADIES, ‘nce and Consultation Ko«ms, 11 $th street between Hand L. Rooms, Bourl, Medical attendance reasonable removed with Bre, | iteleor to patients successfully BENT—Two uniurnished PARLORS, suit- phic for howekooping; terme reasonable. ope at $10 9h street northwest. F gt Bera neath furnished EGON No. 737 6thatreet northwest; on the first and seer ond floore;will be rented low for the summer. m35-3." OR REN T—Four ROOMS, “a a small family Fain chidren, ‘kpete a CARDS. Bane, Bick! hd 914 Pennsylvania avenue, between sth and = Fo SALE—A handsome §-room HOUSE, ah ood Re Pods (ems 3 eation. Inquire at Ro. fie Detween D and E sts. northwest, Between 6am Slchock he the: evening. TOR RENT One large furni-hed FRO Roni barcine —— iy Ree TABLE BOARDERS cai sino be accommedaiedyat S12 A 8 street, between H and m25-3* ) ete eo so PROPERTY castha Bue house, large gpannds, ¢, on will sell wep rately. AGGAMAN, _26-3t $19 7th street. J,OR RENT—Two communicating ROOMS, on 2a floor: newly furni ute a OF double; with or without BOARD. No. 724 6th sireet Sod Hy northwest. mi2s-6t" Fe SALE—A small, pleasant HOUSE, 913 East Capitol street, near lerminus of street cars; strect paved with wood; gas and water on premises pretty garden, with choiee fruit trecs and’ vines. igure on the premises. N'BOn the Int of April, a7-roam BEIGE E, with hail. side wack all hande- as Axtures in every room; on O street, be- tween 12th and 13th sts. northwest! Also, twoun- roe Rooms. Apply at the store, c ae a m3. Line te Wednesday evening, March 26th, in 2 from 615 5th street, through D street and Tvania preane to the White House, asable FUR COLLAR. e finder will be suitably re- warded by leaving the’ same at Dr. IRV 1431, upstairs, Pa_ave..or 530 2ist st. m7. Fez Pare, TWO PLECES OF LAND, A pes ; about one quarter of « mile from the uct One contains 9 and the other 3 two small frame houses. Apply ‘H, No, 28 34 street, Gevrge: mar25-Im an 7k RENTS tes of pleasant, FURN- [a lied sod Maret norstinet)s RUBE RING, ‘ESET WS, on fret and cosond Aaors sith with two pearls. A liberal reward Tait | Board, at jew. Jeracy evens south- oeeb Be. 60m serie, Pa Fe LE_K small HOUSE 315 North Ci —" ort! ‘aro- sera pare STE OL ARE Pie Ne F? tie ho fa ratve, ee ee tage fora smal fry Cigiee fowcre, ano Gaid ifreturned to 478 Otrect northwont. Gas sod 3 juares from b ‘OK SALE OR RE CK DWELLING; BOARDING. Fe, eile g i roome, SHOLE'S BOARDING HOUSE, 131 north A street, afew doors east of Capitol. Nicel: “ hished RUOMS, with BOARD” 92) ber month. BOOMS for housekeeping. Ae sd tiie, can either saat or in a gd families. can hear of, the very bes ana dl eapest emel in the essing Dept Olule Bow 16, Star office, mir St Bl MONT HOUSE, co cgrner i sroet and Ina enue, furnished ugh out, on ‘moat "ae sirable Totels in the city’ for SUMMER nfpmnont ING. | Particg wishing to secure pleasant with first-class Hot ‘apply before the Goaacscek Wenn eee ‘® suit, and wii Room, on first floor, opening on Pavement, cuita og for gentlemen, Gentlemen wishi }o room together = have elegantly fu “Gfooms CR, low E92 RENT Good ROOMS and TABLE SLRS in that new house, No. Ht street, near 7th, only one square from Patent tOee Fecently taken dy a Northern lady. try for your- selves, FR TR BOARD BY eet ee WEEK OR somely aralaned’ ve dui E Lge No. 0.83 board at 600; 0. an rag Geen. = g po noms, AND avenue snd Mist street Toayl-ly PERSONAL. OTICET hereby | earieaes a i will pay'na debts Anp Deacer ts Men's med aplonree 6s thdbnfactere, fe 3% pees ‘on east side North Cay ween Band © streets. Apply_o eas the Fo RENT-A Sa peor ma farnish= Roos, Gicap.on second floor; also, one singie I 7 street, between @ ‘and H, northwest mii. Reed on same fluor. F223 BENT—A A saoner, HOUR, pon nef and D sts. Al Sei’ tke ge tA « same meant and Paros ;ENT—STORE and Sas oF FRkees? . reet, between G and adit sts. Inquire of Mes, ADAMSON, No. 1811 lith st., between 8 and T streets northwest. ma24-6t™ Fun ype the Ist of April, Boces No. 19 G street, third door from lath street, con- tab rooms, with all modern imp! Not rented for a boarding-house. Th 16 New York avenue, LE—A three-story PRESS BRICK, cor- rn rth Capito! and Hed northwest, A desirable two-story BRICK COTTAGE on I. between New Jersey avenue Bud’ Rorih Capitol “Two beantifully located ROUSES, corner Massa- chusetts avenue and 13th That desirable PROPERTY, formerly ocenpied ly Mr, Mullet, corner Gay ‘and Green strevts, Lorgetown. Several HOUSES in the new row (being finished) on 24 street, near Pennsylvania avenge, ire Ot waen 20th and aetike NeW BRICKS, G stroct, between sen doth and Met m22-6t 511 7th street, opposite Post Oiitce. 1 a F OR and basement BILL tod eke Staining nite Sabo nad Boupire heating Tans pewtedty x: intone) a very healthy and agreeable pelghborhoed,, avd will be sold. very low on, cas CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, The oldest established Specialist in the city, Bo, S11 lth street, above H. Hours: 1 to 4 and 7 to 9, daily. —Female Com and Ontan SF Byeciatty plaints an oad jem ISEASES treated, and So Soa re = ‘Describe case ana enclose taken. 8; oa Vice and medicine will be sent. “Address Mes’ Dr Le JOMPSON, 646 North 1th : sapee ee &o, Orzan tscorner Isth st pA pear sent . 7th and P. Specter nie eengctes eet es guarantecd mh26-ly Ali work poe. ao, KEPAIBING, POLISHING TS eaE atic FIANOS AND au MUSICAL Ss. a es the A fal utente strect west, near fronts veneer ener | Masical Instrt ments generally. - i ere EG Guta’ vy TRACTICAL L DANO me oF it BlaNos aN AN ORGANS 0 nS Oni ina | ‘TDrke bre, commer nh treat ScbomMACKER & 00.5 PLAN PaiLaDELPELA GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. 935 Pennsylvania evenne. W ILLIAN KNAB! 2 90 ‘GRax, xD, SUUAIE & ‘RD Stinem. ead ea are : _SUanES CHAN = Srert, Room Ne | Fa SATE OR Ext eropery Siler ty Caren twe YERTIFICATES Part pay, balay inthe heart «ft the A for ronitences, . SI Te, Sif oF "ESBRBrepN Rss . Aad mest desir * TO LOAN ite ae Lorthwe } and B Apply at X Cia STK, BS of a Grower ® goed retail b B NDEI ix 1S per cent ONS FOR SALE. “The unde rsig Firrhneh = Pat r Wills Kanans of the above territory. JAC igs DRIVEN OUT OF s74e5. 1 owaere of proporty ete TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRIC x KES Ne », B24 Ist st, southow “aie assy er E. & we. Ist ocr tity ri RICK ‘Res Sachnast, with nas foot alley. w mm reate ES Sots Teed ey bias ating © each. decirable property. Price, £13200. ” a ee FITOH & FOX, Beal Estate Brokers, 1909 Por Freedman Bus 1186-00 3t $5,000 m22 6t S11 7th street, opp. Post FSR RSE CHEAP IA email stock of GROC RIES, doing a good business; cheap rent SOC eee ring the city OOD, No, 313 6th AND S1o00. To LOAN © a OF ofe of mote years property o wits mo tt jee BOYLE. FRANK BaRNOY. emeE ehraTeany pork. BROKERS. , Opposite U <8. Tressary, FOR war YS hana me HOUSE = . street, 0.913. A new large évable BOUS wer Zist ana tid OUSs: oy ee ay pont HOUSE No. yee 21 crest east, for sale or rent, furnished or unfaruished. A COT’ A Bi Willart’s from LOTS ide of Mhhode Asland avenue, between Ith and sth Wo tave several very fine FARMS, improved and unimproved, on different railreads ranuing from the city, for sale ab low for city property. Sa, feet © jots portions of the city for pale at low figures, on easy terms, or wall exchange for productive improved property {0B SALE NEAR WASHINGTON, D.O. TWO SUPERIOR FRUIT FARMS, The Cedar Grove Vineyards; excellent fruit trees and vines in bearing’ fine timber lands and granite quarries, ALSO, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY. Syuare sont Siuare Bo. For Particalers oops by detter in person to wm. READING, Cedar Chive’ Vineyard, oar George: town, I miy-iim %, BRO Fe 7 FE exe 5 nate business men and oth- ther potice, to accom ers making inguiri L. BA _mIT-2w 611 rhe op POR SATE—Ore SHARE in VANDERBILT'S LOCAL EXPRESS; or, at the option ol the pur- chaser, Wagons _ Draught Horses, Tately.” Reason for sellings going west. Apply to rd OUTLL, Vin irginia Eapress office, more De mis aw “A “CHANCE? —Heving met with the sad accident of fire at our stores, 816 and frert, we are compelled for thie « TURES and LEA! west. aut Ock of Store Tso ru cireet ‘north —- for sale or cash, Feaeonable terme. GOTT: THHELF, B co. S16 and S15 reh sere COAL AND ‘WOOD. Bers Tetedieee, OY YKENS VALLEY L GIVE THEM a TRIAL. Espectally adapted for LUNOH, TRA TABLE AND THE USE OF 1 = For sale by Grocers generally, Trade supplied by (THB ONLY NICHOLS.) OS WHO 15 HE? w wITE’ ‘iia COAL REDUCED BATES Wholesale and ‘Sth and O streets vorthwest. MaRLow's COAL AND WOOD YARD, CORNER STH AND B STREETS SOUTEWEST, . igloos, ene Here ae iu the stick. Fo cietemntenatae. rire DEALERS. : ASH AND YcLay SUAMOEIN hee Ee