Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1873, Page 2

oO —————_—_—_—_—_—_—_$—_———— SSS a... FOR RENT AND SALE. ye al i eee EVENING STAR. CROSBY 5S. HOYES......Editer. : Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON CITY: Railroads and Canals. Noting, as we bave done, the traffic on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal since the opening | | dered less difficult by a | in the le; Of the present season, it is to be regretted that results are not entirely satisfactory. Although the demand for Cumberland coal, which consti- tes the main reliance of the canal, has not stackened, but increased and is increasing | with the widening reputation of the com- qwodity; it is not pleasant to notice that dhe canal is not deriving the full corres- | yonding benefit. From the periodical re- ports of the canal delivery at Cumberland it sppears that whilst the railroads are carrying ‘Away more coal than ever, the canal has been falling behind last year's trade by so consider- able a quantity as two thousand tons a week: ‘Thus we are shown that on the 12th of April the Baitimore and (hio railroad’s increase over East year's business to the same date was ‘117 ,000 tons, whilst the decrease by canal for the #ame period was 35,600 tons. Again on the 26th of April the railroad had gone on augmenting its increase up to 125,000 tons, by which time the canal decrease had gone down to 43,000 tons. Furthermore, on the 3d of May inst., the railroad increase appears to have been over 127,90 tons, against a further falling off in canal shipments Of 45,40 tons. What the effect of such an exhibit qmust be on the canal stock, if the same down- ward course should [ong continue, requires no Solomon to divine, and no Ics injurious will it De to the income of the canal which will need to De as large as possible to meet ordinary expenses and the interest on the preferred bonds. Some- thing of this untoward state of things was pre- Gicted at the time the tolls were raised, but not, Perhaps, to so large an extent or one so early Feached. People wondered that when the Bal- timore and Ohio road was inviting trade by keeping down its freight charges, Girectors should seem to repel it by rawsing | theirs. We are sure that the people of Maryland, east, West, middie, or elsewhere.cannot desire the de- €ay of one of their principal public works, not- withstanding others, not quite so public, may | be prospering. Because the railroad thrives, mo reason is furnished why the canal should droop. Why should Peter be robbed that Paul might become richer? Powertal railroads tra- ‘verse the territory of other states, but those States donot propose to sacrifice their canals. Pennsyivania and Ohio keep ap their state ca- nals, and the Empire state cherishes her great istoric work, the Erie canal, like the apple of her eye. Within the last three years sbe has offered the tempting premium of one hundred ‘thousand dollars for a plan for successfully navi- gating the canal by steam, and the prize is yet open to a winner. How eager is Virginia to Place a Chesapeake and Ohio canal alongside of Ler Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, although the latter has gone into energetic operation. How then can Marytand afford to relax her care and interest in her canal, now that after the tribulation and struggles of old, it is seen that the canal, if committed to kindly and faithful auspices, will yield a plentiful reward? We countenance no unjust rivalry between Failroads and canals; rightly considered there never will be any, if each keeps to its proper functions and destiny. But proofsare pleutiful ‘that whilst canals are not monopolies and in- ‘Wolve nothing aggressive in their character or Management, railroads require restriction and Close watching. They undeniably furnish the Principal source and opportunity for excessive Stockjobbing and corruption. Without them the exploits of the Jim Fisks and Jay ids ot ur era could never have been. ‘Kailroads,” Bays the Hon. Josiah Quincy in his late address On the subject, “have the power to bribe legis- atures and to control laws,” and it is moreover said of them that they sometimes ‘become prac- tically monopolies and the tools of avaricious ‘nd unscrupulous capitalists, and are used to plunder the public, enrich themselves and im- Poverish the country through which they run.” At first modest and supplicatory, like the Gog- Zuagog of the romance, railroads, by and by, Gevelop a tendency to so grow and swell, as to | threaten the rest of the world with sheer expul- gion. Against such influences, open or secret, 2a:om any and every quarter, it behooves the Ariends of the particular cause of which we are Low writing to be on the alert. With no disposition to censare, we think that if the present canal board bad now for the first time to consider the policy of raising their tol's, that policy would not be adopted. That a mis- take has been made is clear from the remark- able fact that, w save their business from fur- ther disaster, the boatmen have voluntarily re- duced their freight rate five cents per ton ! And there is another matter we hear of, not Without regret. It is a great pity that the long- subsisting harmony between the canal company ana the numerous millers on the lowest, or Georgetown level could not be maintained. ‘These mills furnish a market tor a large part of the canal grain trade; and to quarrel with them and seek to restrict their water privileges, so long enjoyed, is simply to strike at another source of income for the canal. The present is an important juncture in the history of this ‘work, aud its friends wil! need all their industry ‘and good judgment in so managing its affairs, Against open or secret foes,.as tu restore its full prosperity, and commit it to a successful fature, fe which the late administration of its affairs Was tending. Projects for normal and high schools are | again being pushe:!, despite the depleted consi- tion of the school fund, through heavy expendi- tures for new school buildings, &c. The re- Sources for schoo! purposes are not only unequal tothe establishment of high and normal schools, but the wants of our school system are not in | that direction. The work needed is reall: ‘the base of the structure: the primary sc! Some who have given thought to ccnate eld that it is so important that the status of the primary scools should be elevated, that they advocate the selection of the most capable and most experienced teachers for these schools. ‘We can afford to wait for high schools until the lower grades, attended by the mags of the chil- | dren, are brought up to the mark. In the | mcantime our grammar schovis serve very well as high schools. MASONIC — Tie Semi an meee vocation GBANP R.A ORAPT RM of the Dis be eld tm the © TUESDAY ENING. STEPRENS, Grand Bec’; y. of Columbia w ROMOLT BROTHERS wit Bg RY ESpay sod WEDNESD ty ving at 5 p.m. es | The Bank of E: rate of discount wag of'Tregecaapanisty aeg of ine Wicoes ni ing on Hosea fe tigre a ten te Gomaas cities. bad J prea advanced fully x. Phe pr Myrna pgm rey ye operators advantage of to run ‘aon @ the a Foch we were soe decline of Erie sbares in London. Private advices from abroad represent that there is likely to be no more trou- bie, and it is thought matters will resume their usual course in a week or so. Popes weekly state- ment of the New York banks ‘as very favorable, showing a gain of bn ly two on reserve, making anexcess of five millions over the 25 per cent. required 4 law. Money, consequently, was very easy. ——_. The ALYIMORE, May 12.—Vi B ae inert ina 6's, speci RE, May Ba.rimot Wy@is. Flour firm aod une and unchanged. Qurn i yellow southern. 64 ‘Whisky firm: M@N%. Sdgar—A standard quiet May 12.—Stocks dal. Money frm, Gold, 1% Racket, long, 8%; short Gevernments aniet 5 jay 12. Flour alot and unchanged. rm Spon, May 12,11 a, m.—Con 95% for money, and 934 @93% for account 1586. od. 9M; 1367, WA; 10-40"s, 89; Panis, May 12.—Rentes opened at 51 francs 65 contimes. wots May 12, 1.30 p. m.—Bonds of 1857, 93%;. rie, - Wn ern receipts light—good ts choice, 3@™. er; stock sca aE WEATHER, _ weg teetnon, ich ah as Oe] SyNopsis FoR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.— now prev: . 3 je states. Northwesterly winds, ris- ng barometer, lower temperal gzy. clondy New England, Higher barome northwesterly and southu eater! felt ont toe Atiantic states. Falling’ Barometers southrester!s and southeasterly winds and partly cloudy weather in the Northwest and upper lake regions, and #outh- ward to Missouri and Kentucky Prova nititixs.—For the lower Inkes and Middle states northwesterty to southwesterly winds, gene rally clear weather. becoming partly cloudy to. night, followed by increasing temperature atd Mlnishing pressure. For New England and da, northwesterty winds, cool, t weather, with Fising barometcY. inntie states northwesterly, veering to wortheasterly nds, clear and partly cloudy weather, and diwin- ng preeture,. For the Gulf states, ‘Tenuessec rkansas, diminishing pressure, rising temper- northeasterly, td sontheaster! possi For the Northwest and upper lakes and southward to the Ohio valley, Missouri, and Kansas. falling ba. jerly to southeasterly winds, in: ure and cloudiness, and possibly valley this even Southwest, Lake creasing tem light rain in the upper Histonteyt ing. ‘porte are missing from t Superior, Kansas and Oregon THE BOARD OF TROSTEES or PUBLIC en TU will mect at the Franklin School Building ESDAY EVENING, 13th instant, at 7.30 o'clock midst A _P.FARDOUN,. Secretary. YOUNG MERE. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA ~y® BEADING BooM— Daily, Weekly, Secw- i pasts of qcikcuLatind Lismany fies « oe &, WeasstiON Rohs for for Li men; CI ome, Che aay LI Bany SOCIETY. Sa o’clock. BATH AFTERNO: in Lfneatn 8 Hall at 3% velocks at Th o'clock. ‘nion. Terms "ARLORS AND adies and Gentle- 7 ateeee s NEW DRUG STORE, Bo. 1429 PannsYivania AVENUE, Ci Me 188 ANNIE Pa WISHES TO INFORM r friei Bplic that she bas RE- MOV. > ber ne 5 to No. street, northwest corner of “cm IN THE one. WATERS, _ town. has on Pri ij YELLOW ‘com 200ns455 m 10-3t 1000 r<c: H gh street and Caval, fale, 20 barr. le of mlz. BED TRACERS. (2 and 3 ‘Trustee's sale, which SDON & Co., . Center Market. SHELE POTATOE: Peach Blows, Chilies, Jacksons, Flukes, &c. For sale in quantity to suit vy JNO. SDON & CO., ml0-3t 20% 9h st., opp Center Market. A RAILROAD aND Beal Estate Mortgage Combined. In tte7:20Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rat! road Company furnishes to the public an investment security which combines the ready negotiability, the convenience, and the high credit of e tret-claas rail road bond, with the solidity and safety of a real es- tate mortgage on land worth at least twice the amount oaned. ‘They are offered at par tn currency, and yield » HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging 6-28. ‘The bonds are « first and only mortgage on the road, ite equipments and earnings, and also on « land grant which, on the completion of the road. wil) ‘everage 33,000 acres to each mile of track. They are tesued tm denominations from 100 te 91,000 Coupon, and $100 to $10,000 Registered, have thirty years to run, bear an interest of 7:30 per cent ip gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED | STATES TAX to the bolder, ‘The semi-annual interest en the Registered Bonde {» paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office eddress of the holder. All Marketable Btocks and Bonds recetved in ex change, without expense to the investor, at thely bighest current prices. JAY COOKE & Co., BANKERS, oD WASHINGTON. Lay tao ere, nm ANY, by miner Cot ‘We offer FROM THIS DATE, (Mey !2th,) DE- CIDEDLY GOOD bargains in the following named goods: Lyons Black pi Biack Satin, Striped do., “Beaver” brand, silk finish, Black Pare Mohairs, “Buffalo,” Black Alpacas, 00 pieces Spring and Summer Dress Goods, from 15 cents to $1.25 per yard. Plain and Striped Gray Linens for Traveling Suits. Fine White Goods. Linen Shirtings aud Sheeting. Summer Fiannels. Prints and Domestic Cotton Goods. 57 One price only, marked in plain figures. JOSEPH J. MAY, M12 cost 939 Penn. ave., bet. 9h and loth sts. a ANTED—A competent tea Waste a we Ws ANTED—An ‘experienced DRUG ose 3. D 0, Aiitees Post office Box No. 3: —" ANTED—Two good } Ws aneTes ore TELINERS. at Mrs. = ‘S27 7th street rt Warr itis Pa Warehouse. A Bort Take chat gz. : 2 ‘JOHNSON’ Louisiana avenue. of a horse, fa we for i Wintehtes GIRLS, sm R OT HG Butt! 622 Bouneyivents le waiter. PA enue. W4NTED-A settled W housework. street p. e., after 4p. m.or sattes = % ANTED—A lored WOMAN to do general SS between, H housework. No. and I streets northwest. $20 %h street, Wee ED-x A Young MAW in s restanrantto do Apply te CHAS ‘CHAS. KLOTZ, to @ horse. @ street, si eh UMBUG IT H™ HUMBUG!! pear to have been hum- hat an selling "There are nd to be ot shar; y thin! rere sell out, and therefore they do not call, as they certainly would, if they knew how cheap he isselitng hin goods. He is ae at about the wholesale price, and. will remove before the 20tn of this month.’ Nichols, ney goods, notions, jewelry, stationery, toy See Ra: 1O08 7th street,’ between K streeta, near Bogan & Wylie’: m9-tr bupld by Nichole advertioosen ont and would remove to a smaller, store. so many dealers who, every season, prete! selling out at and below cost, and cheaper than others do, that peo} peop! have aud they are now humbagging themselves ing that Nichols is only anit MAY, 1, 1873 _—We bave this day formed a co- pre: mera ‘under the name and style of GABD- ER& LEDERER, «uccessurs lo Lederer FO. Mheelwrights and Blacksmiths, 7 detween Penney Ivania, ave word reipretfalts solicit our friewdt and the public generall: ive us a call. | Wagous of all descrip tion built warrantee. ring promptly at- tended to, All perms hide tothe late firm of Lederer & Bro., will call and settle their dn rsons having claims inst the ‘etm, or the late T. We hi Jerer wilt present them tous for payment." W. ONER, m6-6t" o a “Sepes New, set PAPERHANGINGS, }N>. 439 5r. Tra Sr. NOW OPEN aT MARKRITER'S, No. 439 7th street, between D and E streets, Eight doors above Odd Fellews’ Hall, Pte bangaru sine p-| of new and stylish designs of ‘he best fabrics and finish, snnelfng. wit with and i ‘iced P; patent and ey oftmedium low-priced Papers, pate Sey is le, for panneling halle aud yestibules. BORDERS in — Velvet and Gilt Imitation Fresco, and Common; enter Pieces, French Fireboard Prints, Ce + making = largest Aud most complete assortment in the Distric' WINDOW SHADES. New designs, different sizes an‘ colors; Pei Plain Goods i earl, Chocolate, Lavender. od Stone Colors for —e intd Shades, Shades mate | © to order, ee FRAMES. Solid ove. Walnatand Gilt, and ail Gilt Frames 26x30 inches. Box Oval Frames for ya Peantifal selection of French Gilt and Vel rames for oes ‘PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS ° from Card to Portrait Size, different colors; also. Gold Piated, ipl \d Wire Center Pictnre Cor very superior orcelain and Brass Head Pi Ture Sails, Bings, Screw Byes, &c. PAINTINGS ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS but choice, selection in appropriate frames ‘siwive' ia’ shore on exhibition and” sal Chromos and Engravings ordered Orders for eperhaneia: ‘Window Shades or Pi ture Frames punctually fled andatisfaction guar- sauteed. Ferme cash jease Temembergpame. Old No 4569 J MARKRITER, 439 7th street, Between D and E streets, ber al9 Im seis M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS EVER OFFERED! EVERY ARTICLE A BARGAIN: New AND TASTY GOODS! ng the Dollar goods we offer: Children’s — ‘arseilles Hats, Lace Infante’ Oeps, & lated Table sols, a he Chromos, vets of | Plat bne, Forks, &e ;Castore o Backs of al il tld, Fe Sivevens Sarchel Gauntlets, Canes Doaks Musle Albums, Backgam mou tiest and largest vest aasort- iheut of Jewelry ever oforeds black, sete Bracelets, Chatelaines and N a’ specialty; Hosiery as $1. oods we offer. Fine and soft Lac L Linen ‘Goliars ‘and T pair C cent articles we have: Ladies’ Linen ont ie ey for the neck, 100 og hem — Foren Tow ed and poe ined Wks a oes Bora Bat Bate ts Tadien! ing ana Fi Pon gbod' dies and mea, Black Jewel ‘To get your money’s wor! SILVERBEERG’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, SEVENTH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue, apas-tr ENGLISH scaRFs. ENGLISH HOSIERY. ENGLISH UNDERWEAR. 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT at DEVLIN & COs, m3-tr Ww 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HAVE JUST RECEIVED 0 DOZEN LADIES’ SKIRTS, WHICH WE ARB SELLING at 688 CENTS PER SKIRT. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 683 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, es-tr Metropolitan Hote! Block. Me WORDNANTY, NVENTION OF THE atts Galvanic SPECTA- Reed pe eee Peat bra JAPANESE Fans. 3,000 JAPANESE NEW-SRAUTG | provemen |W ANTED—At Tremont Ww ERS, two CHAMBEB: WOMAN. and aman to take cl None but first-class help nved apply. Ho Baas, <F a PANTRY "ge of store-room, miz FOR RENT AND SALE. Fr. =. Sidi nee, aE. street, near mae st, miz &* desirable Furnished —Vi ‘Summer er si He; one large room | Sie time MY HORLEY: 489 bac ave, TOR SALEA neat six-room ae HOUSE, with hell, front and back DYER s DAVIDSON. Mi Drag Store lcasant ‘is hed unfarvisned ROOMS on second and tated floors; also, irders accommodated, at 1013 ireet. corner Mas-achusetts avenue OR RENT—Two cae northwest, A rooms. Aj 1407 street northwest, wi12-3st ones F. BUTLER. FS R RENT—La second-story Front. end two ROOMS on third floor, —- mh sta- tionary washstands A! on first floor, unfurnished; bath, &c. "No be TS : he street northwest. mi2-3t* OR SALE—The peat two-story pressed-brick front HOUSE, No. 1923 15th street northwest, near 8 street. containing six rooms, bath-room,cel lars bey window, &c. Price €3,000; terms easy ¥ to A SMITH. mine 630 F street northwest, ANTED-—Live AGEN’ W' » 35 per 1 a8 ‘street northwest, two new articles, saleable as flour. per week, constan' TS, male and fem: Agents oyment.. Call between 4 and 6 p. m12-003t boarding- prefer one with b aNTED—-A Farnished HOUSh, suitwble fora ie or to rent out rooms; wou! id varders already in. Address‘ Star Office, stating rent and location, which b, mut mlz be central ANTED—By an Amer as companion, references fice. ATION totravel or g0 lady's maid, or purse. Address “COMPANION,” ean young lady a SITU- way fi mer city Bear Of JO OR RENT—Farnibed or unfurnished two com: juanicating PARLORS fidor; also, DINING. and RIT h large ‘and sewer, snd nd gas: will be rented by the if desired'on mederate terms to a good t No. S21 Mth street northwest, between e'reets FS RENT-—Six-room HOUSE on K street, No. 915. Apply at 1106 L street. mio-3* i RENT— >. O21 SA street ¥ STOR horthwest, Stock and Fixturce forsale at a hats ml0-3t" gain Sa PCE RENT Too very desirable WALLS on 7th Steet; Band mos E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st mae —A midile: SiTcaTion” as cool the country, at ake hi Apply to No! 1 4H etree 0 7th street, D: ANTED—A competent White NURSE a are charge of an Infant; none bat ‘an experienced ired. Apply to ry Good mal2-3t el woman wishes a 3 Ro objection to goto Self generally naefal. et, jbetween Weh and 18: Glad reterences can be gives, ANTED—A first-class W COBBLER, will be paid . $o stead JO} to box the craft preferred. ber men # NF A ANDREWS, No, BOOT MAN; one willing Also, 9 Sret-rase ty wages 1019 F street, corner ine matinee ANTED.—Ar convenient H. Ww preferred Agricultural Department. opsible party wishes a a SE by inst month. Must have 9 or ten roo be in a good ‘Address, with description, A- iments w ice 11830 per wate nim. Went Ru B.¢ mi2-2t" Fe ante aE BENT—A emall HOUSE ina good location. For information apply to WM. T. MURPHY, Grocer, 945 L northw Poe four room BRICK D with hall and terraced yard; new and neat. balf a suuare from ath street cars.’ Apply at 27 “e street northwest, near New Jersey ave mio FSB RESTA cna, tree ators HOUSE; all modern improvements; Nth street. between M and N northwest. 3 Mstreet northwest FOR SALE OR RENT— I convenient 7-room HOUSE, Gesirable locations in the town.’ Taquire at No. 64 High street. mio St FOR BENT-A STORE, cn Poonsyivania ave nue. Apply at CARO'S Loan Office, No. 914 Perneayivania avenue, between 9th and ~~ streets northwest ml0-3t street, corner 10) m pinta par _ “oom, Bue and 14th atreet and H dress, statin; City Post Office. | hall niences’ “Must be aiuated between New Jersey ave- 4 neat HOUSE of about and modern conve: and O northwest. Ad- terms and location, ‘Purchaser, m2-2t" 6th street southwest. ANTED—A good BREAD BAKER, ay zt V northwest. ANTED—DRUG CLERK, lith and Ta NTED—A first-class ly imm. Ws diately at the Bakery of WILLIS: LLERS, H street, between 6th and 7th street BREAD BAKER. A miy-2t* LW, Wanttoare three unfurni keeping, ora Box 14, Star Office, terme. Ecatme ae d his wife, t SMALL House. witable for h Please adi location re: ‘and mlo-2t™ stating Vv house in Alexandria; buildings; can b ing house; cars every hour f cents. Rent, board of genth or cail on Cap enue, for full particulars. i» HOWLETT, 1737 | Pe ting 7 ANTED—A TENANT for 12 room unfurnished 1 arden, good out sammer board lor Washington; 5 fare, 10 jeman and. ania 0 6" ve betweeu F and fami "G cree 13th street, Ww "ANTED-By a rience in the di good and satisfact OPI rus, Gasidon ty Post Office, or at the Star Office Tan, of Ave years expe: asides, a SI’ CATION; given. Addres: m9:3t W ANTED—A respectable colored GIRL, todo light chamberwork and assist in miniing a K street, between 16th m9-3t™ baby. Apply at No. 1633 and 17th. \ ANTED—Immediately—A reltabi petent colored WO! iron; references required north we ANTED—An acti V in some paying business. Office. Mm cath capital wishes to en'er Adiiress * Business, a G om + to cool h and Apply 1003" z artreet as m9-3t™ NTED—Two or thre V in the United States. Capital liberal commissions. m9-3t 63 ‘of the most popular Life I SOLICITORS for one fe Insurance Comp Sega WA pa 1 F street ae oat Under Second mates, Bank, ANTED- PLUMBERS to kn> to furnish BRASS S WORK. at Le poems & ‘Go: 1006 Costreet 1 N we are ‘a kinte of Ww west. WM. B.—Brass Cunt done them w Wea, ISON, of New ¥. 41 Millinery Parlors at’ No. west. take notice Sap ‘ork, has opened 3 13th street north- a3 lin Ww need of first-class SER" ANTED —Imnedistely— Femilt ies or persons in -VANTS of every deacrip- tion, male and female, to call and nd get et nupplied at once. Servants also Senuges good Bones wages by on ving atthe be hd Seer EL ial C. BUTLER, 5 best of ay Office, 7 lth street, ANTED— Ww SEWING MA ie; the mest one to know that the ance HINE has its needle shuttle in — _— in self-set- fae Se ‘T. W. SPICER. Agent. LOST AND FOUND. 5 eee an. —Lost, on yaar pan baton ~ hington or Geor, Reset NSTRUME: TS Reorn oy “Star othice, or 1124 10th street northwest. m0-2t" ‘OST—BLACK ane eon —- an- ‘awers to pame “* — 4 Winder’s ‘Building wud conyers i i BEWABD —Lost, this morning, about 11 $50 EEE Russia ‘eather POORE iT $50 notes and = given: if returned to Ni 100% $104 Pa es 12th March, No.1,346, for Phau is favor oO ee re Peonsylvania avenue, bet five $20 notes. ween ington, @ small OOK, contaiing four ‘The abovs will jo. 1336 1" erect north os Board Pubic, works, or of Hen. Ghriders wise REWAERD—LOST OB og. B, BOAR do Mo. 1,468, for 5 favor of G. Vanderwerke: also, do., No. 1y oF $1,873 20, in favor of G-Van derwerken. er vewatd will be paid if left at the office of the Bailroad Co. ee New Je avenue and Boi treet, orto G. VAND KEN, 125 Bridge treet? Georgetown. ENWE mld 2w* OABD OF iy ve ook ma pebbles A reward of FIFTY a ‘and ‘conv for the BIAS Sars rf A will be paid 'T800 OF hereafter coe ye in the cities of Wasbinnion aad testers Cove BY onder of the Board: ow ABD JOHNSON. a3-tf {Repub.Chron.} Ree ‘—On - Ist of Marc! 3d streets. nort rete HUB fates tat Priv two two pearl A oe No. 50924 PERSONAL. ‘The undersigned is for the heirs of th cil, of Budtagton, at's fair valua, tion, to givé quit claims on as property wherethey the tithe in equity ‘HOS. EB. WAGGAMAN, 519 7thst. BOARDING. Fo: SALE—On favorable terms, one of the most desirable RESIDENCES in the city. Taqu of C.N. THOM, office of the Liverpool and London and _ Biot Insurance Company, No. 718 sth mil0-3t* ‘A__Sroom three 54 “hot! we No. 67 H street, between itol and Ist sts. west 3, same block PACKARD. Room 833 ral Land Office. ml0-3 Fe BENT—Nice STORE and DWELLING; fine cellar, gas, water; No. 1914 K street west. Also, Ww ., Inquire iat C.F. liza UTTAGE, with cel- fas and water, on P 7 front and back yard. street, near ISth northwest, “Terms liberal EO. A. LANE, m1}0-3t. 1820 K street northwest, FOR SALE OF RENT Three mil ington,» suburban Residence HOUBE; bot and cold t water, bath. closet. Inquire of Mt UrCHI at Benning’s Station, B. & 7. PAC ean » Room peral Land Offie ul0-3" FRAMES, at termi- i term Gif MiLBT RN, mld 61" Tthatrovt, opp. Post OMc OR 16 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on B street, between 1th and 1th, south side. Apply to iit Re x 2 a Omer eal Estate Office miolw [Rep] ' “1306 F street Fo RENT— Sapna, jurniched ROOMS, with 606 Hs mae 6th anid eh, orth : Genuth FOR RENT. BO Keep: ingen the Arst fluor, Apply at 1014 sth treet, between K and L, (CE SALE—A tow BRICK HOUSE containing 7 rooms, with modern improv euents, located on Th street, Between N ane O northwest 1215 Vermont aveur, betw Mand N Fo SALE OR UENT— FRAM er od bi i ary wif ny. Bsmt mud pln for Busta y to MARTIN, Uniontown, D-C pes Sas tt Fo SALE—Ai a bargain, @ beautiful, = thy, COUNTRY BOME, 32 acres, near rai! cond) few minutes ride from Washington. Great v irict; choice salt. low tanes preciated when sees. Call Apply at Pind. on Judge TOMPKINS ension Bureau, e S ia og ANDREW 8, General F. O. FSE SALE-—A fine HOUSE «4 LOT in Fak. tin Bow, on street, between 12th and Lith Proclart pd ate pal Sevation, with a south ont ne superDiy located, | K. WILSON, w96t 511 7th street, app. Post Vitice. F°: RENT—The HOUSE and PREMISES No. 1232 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Han- cock’s Restaurant. The property fronts 23% feet on the avenue and 20 feet on D street. It is an ezeet lent business stand, and will be rented Pp yea Apply to DODGE & DABNEILL! aoe) reet OR SALESHOUSE and LOT Cora ae D streets northeast; lot 50 feet by 66 feet 4 = Apply on the premises. (OB SALE—BOUSEK and LOT, 507 2b a Bl pegged ee bho has — oped with gas, water closet. and bathroom. nanire at DAMSON’S, 305 9th #1 n8-6t OR SALE—Five new 2-story BRICK ro ‘SES, 6 rooms; hall, veranda; very cheaj email Bie Saybia Spee eats ba : - ment! is meat Fe SALE—Twe <=. ae on W. =a = mt Galea cmene patent » 28 per mont ca mon cash, $18 per month. G. R. 1s 7th FOE BENT Four large, airy ROOMS, =a north and south; two communicating, on first floor, and two ditto on second floor, with large porches; bathroom, &c., in house; excellent for « party of geutlemen who Would wish'to use one of the a mony parlor. References required. ek at pte Fike KENT—Three ROOMS. 1227 N street. commaaivatin To desirable persons woul tS rented for housekeeping. mi7-603:" FO2 BENT- FURNISHED HOUSE, 8 rooms and bathroom, with all modern improvements, from June dst » October Jat. iy to A. HALL Bec. ¥.M. O. 8. rooms Cortes hand Bete saat ‘2 RENT—A Hous! ia tes country 25 miles Kiaet Navy Yard, near Good Hope, couteing eight rooms. For a =A on the adjoining farm r to M. ADDISON, Washington, DG. mew" Fok RENT Caternished ROOMS, an the second urd floors, in suites, suita sal water on second floor; Puy SALE—The bet LOT on Capitol Hill cor- ner of Delaware avenue and north B st feet 8 inches on north B street by hag Toot 6 chaten laware avenue; close to street c: ad extensi of Capitol rund a meh site for betel, For terms, &e.. in ‘M. TYLER, Beal Broker, Tis ae oR RENT=Fopicid COUNTRY HOUSE for the summer. uilding ready furnished, cantina chambers. kitchen 1 meee urden and or add: burg, Md. story, room pe ee lll a= RENT—Valuable BUSINESS STAND, third | Dx60 fe ‘Loui BOARDING HOUSE, newiy furnished, for t and transient boarders. Also, TABLE BOARD, No. 318 Pa. ave. northwest. mi2-6." OOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, | J,OR RENT—A handsome with or without board, 1102 4th streets math: F complete Privisge of i sontaioing shiners Pg ‘west. ‘mio 2” garden and pri mame ae nd stables om railroad, near ple. For ihe Was OF to PROFESSIONAL. Mrs." FH08. PARKER, No. D*24 HARTIGAN ae aee » corner of Indines os avenue. BEmOYED to 403 sd weet, opperite ce ten SE el @.C. BA he D2 ep MSUN HAS REMOVED HIS OF. fellvcorner of uth be promptly attended om 0. cuRPANE, facing To Tndisas avense joum F. HAND. to the Sire streat abd New vania ave- BoRTNaAl see Som 0: LUTTBELL. Se Bpecial and sale of Real Estate. spas Sarai __0. 4. DUNNINGTO H to A LNTHICUM SALE, T BENT—' Fea Tat RESDENG ok, Eaves eetenee Re strips 1, rx bate 3. . reet cars. . MAGRUDER, ae per month. Appi - Dr. M phat ‘ALK—A FA wnsist of four frame dwelling hot nae blacksmith shop, and 8 store well sitaated for ‘bastness, ‘Good water and fencing he be be for * ERENTOA rane "of 190, ACRES 8 miles fm WWertincton, ge yea end 254 miles rom the railread dey ne dwelling house con tains 11 rooms. farm is well worked and | Watered, good stabling and out-howses: hes fine orchard txndpastares. and will be rented to « first | Glass tenant on reasonable terms for a term of pears = farther Particulars apply 703 K Fe SALE—COUNTRY 53! OF LAND at Highland Scat ° new fout-room oe Baro, Poaltry House and Milk House: wats good fencing. Pad ACRES oF iss: Bine-room Honest with | ts, Barn, Sie ata enty of water; antity choice frait teres LEMUEL CLARK, hg 60x ead sine corner 1th and F DOR SALE _The F'fot8iY sor tag) and bor on te | east of the Capitol. The lot ts situated on the = } fide of Bamt Capital street and on 34 street. and is & | ~— pot a inches wide ne 1S feet | | RLES ee aU RSELL )& CITY PROP- with, brick, base. ARM of 60 | acre«'vear thecity. Apply to. P_COX, pear 6h and Fayette streets, Georgetown, D.C." alS-L Fe RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS: « ek Parlor furnished as a Bedroom, aud two pleas: it rooms, back and frout, on second my A egtbiy" -located Dwelling oh street, near oth; be rented ov reasonable terms to gentlemen ‘aly. Addrens « “A. J.,” National Republican office. m19-tf {Rept FOR SA LE. for first payment, For the undersigned, THOMAS: st .. ments ¢ ve House oraer, withall the pecessary outbuildings an ice house, full 4 ice. Plenty of good pure and several hundred fruit trees of the best va Will be sold on eaay terms, and city property t x Ad terme wade kn RIC Had B. MOHUN & © 1015 Penneyiva Tee, Gries FARM, © nd located. is ington, Colesville ining th” Burnt fine condition, and unde ‘8. good tw Dark building. comtaining in of pure water at the door. There is also a stabie poultry house: Se. anda grod storeisuse | 1B establisined as a business stand, heelwright ss . in good nclading Water inducement to any one w home. ‘The society in the neight with cburches «1 schools tery convenient. — | A “Title ply on the ps cH MPSON Fs BALE, AT A G T BAR FOUR PASSENGER ROCK + in fine order, with Shafts eS Pole, just made to order; can be. Used With one or two horses. Mc DERMOTT BROS YW Pennsylvaniaaveouc. | fu entucky HORSE; fine suddle heres Apply at PRICE & BROS Livery St« th treet, between C st-aud Louisianet oe mt-st ® good - F street north: #URNITURE, inc Suits, Carpets. Kit MATCHETT, 41 F%, SALE—Joust orrireds 20 hi Driving and Draft HORSES. trotters, ed expres for this m at HUGUELY & EWS Stable, Tork avenue, between 6th aod Ith site BUSINESS OHANOES, WILL GIVE ANY ie to acon 00K, G00 AND FIX TURRe ofa Panes Goode and Wt ches Nici IGHOLS st Stoke _ mtd St” 1009 Teh st. FE.Sak 2 ia Best Pavia B! AUK. “@ Penn ¢ ang od Monin Satisfactor) reasons given reeling owt to =4 ssspinedlaet 3 RICK SLR mit 6 Alp y $2 Dina” , a sitta p aS py te ~ager stchmes in aay oft be De paren ae Address A mio-3:* oN KRAL ESTATE SE- Ms mS-10t as, ‘bot and ‘cohd water, Duuire en the promises, 319 C street aD-Im* rooms each Terms easy southeast SALE—The STOCK, 4 >. WILL ane k ats: of the Milinnes aut Fancy mere. weet OT eel e LENZBERO & C Moe TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, Th : are wums to suit | « apis-im Vii 4 tana, Barn capecially for tobacco; we z Teonst Hoose and outbuildings; Sinevard of rd grape vines, in bearing trellised; 180 acres valnoble timber and well fenced; uvar Gunes th sin Spets5 Wvauin va S500 R.A. PHILLT apl-tm 106 West street, Georgute eorex “TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE Real Estate a matt ¥.M.C. A. Building H°es* FoR Sace The large FOUR B STORY HOUSE, with three Pt tm complete re rand isvery co {7 tora ty qoute! family or for @ boardtny Ye scidow girs a Prcotmau Back oppome THE TRADES. -Votice of Remorat. THE LUMBER BUSINESS, FEKETOPORE CONDUCTED BY THE UN DERSIGNED SIXTH STREET, NEAR MISSOURI AVENUE, AND B STREE1, BE TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WIL ATED HERS AFTER AT THE on BELO Cor. of 13th » n9-Im NATH L B. FUGITT. HEB Ai6 « Laciurcsu, Buccestors to practical ¢ OtPERSMITRS a 224-1" Between Sih and @th sts. norton, CBs: HakTEL rs CARPENTER AND BUILDER S14 © street suuthenst. All orders prom pty ot — tended to b Peano able terme. HN ©. HOGAN. 713 Market Space, Manufacturer of AWNINGS, Gor Bore, GRY and Couutry Residences oD AGS for sale or rent. ATERIAL of all kinds for ‘OR SALE—BAY MARE; 8 years oid Morgan Pudtou” "Api isting nusy ivan: Foe SaLE—30. 000 first-class ROSES, Climb- ing Plants, Ornamental Shrubs, and Trees. avenue. 225-lm* T PRIVATE SALE. Residence called “DUN- BARION HaLL.,” situated on the rod ft, eh tiles from Washington, D.C. ‘be place contains vabout twenty-three acres of teen rooms, and two small cottages, outaini six, the other three rooms. ice e bitaey barn, ac. Peaches and other frui The view from the Bouse ts one of the Sneit in the would do well to call and examine this pr. Ifthe place is not sold by the lst tS ne ne the bisa For terms apply to PIERCE Si SHOEMAKER, a mat hed pair of Bat RES, kind, a 4 peer new, rainy” CARMLAGE an and use. Can be met KEATING & CO."S Stables, 209, 211, ae 21d 1 Street northwest, — mock pun ver ej Tn rect, Star Office adstt Parior Plants, 86. A. JORDAN, Counecticui ‘The beawtiful Country Re Pierce's Mull to Tennallytown, about 2% land, improved by a mansion house c: ontaining eigb- here are seven acres: <— grapes in ing, pears, Disuict. Any one desiring a fine ae residence sion House will be for rent durin ear Pierce's Fea SAE A panama, ‘Sold for want of use poaanpiemakesetee: ated SHOVELS, hich PLANK, at 3723 Karr pe BING AND GAS-FITTING. ‘Those desiring to have their Plumbing and @as- Pitting don done in @ ueat and sobetantial menoer and a Tis Penney! Penneyivania ue, ‘Capiz Bull. Work warranted. WM. ROTHWELL. M bas the furnish New Blots, made ts cedes or Feit Hints for sale, ov reasaubie herman teas toe DRY GOODs. G®F4T Bancains STRIPED AND CRECKE ILKES PIN Bi ACK EN AD! ALL WOOL BLACK GRENADINES, OF SU: PERIOR QUALITY Handsome Printed Liven French Percals, prin Satteeus, Crape Cloths gui Piques, LACE JACKETS. AND sorts Black Bilks and en Goods, of the newest styles, at the lowes marl \E. a RCE pasiy ACUSTER si9 Pennsstvani milo 3t DEOF. BINGHAM, M.D. Medical Plectrician, of New York, treate all Nervous, Chronic Dis’ eases, Blood and mnoet Fuleoms Rooms at the Howant House, corner Pennsyl- Yauia avenue and 6th street, on M. adavs, a and at House, ‘Thursdays and Saturdays, D¥ MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS certain cure of the for all diseases ns aod all uri omplainte and ee ‘issues cased by indigegetionst fa . By Ltn at ae and Posmesieouin er rly D.C. alt um “staTey LENCE.” OB Ret J WILL 4 CUBE. GREATEST D: OF THE WO: JRE. _ By ital diomens are cured. no laying on of hands. TOT, 479 C street northw bD* LEOS, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, ‘The oldest established Specialist in the clty No. S11 Leth street, above Sours; 1) to 4 and 7 to 9, daily, EB DISEASES of aii kinds treated. ibe case ana dre as, Br Dr. uSurso Philadelphie. jeuz? ADAME WILSON, Mears Gee SUBST wie READ TO THE BOTTOM. Good BLACK ALPACA at 30.) Alpac that cannot be excelled, beautiful Mohatre from Feet 15, s Biack Silks from $1 te §2.80,34 Gren: JaPaNEse SILKS. Sid PUPLINS, andl grades reas Goods LUAMA'TS LACE PRINTS and SACQUES at lowest GE and in- onsisting in. part iors, Hakts, Neck- ndles and shor »| Pakasots ay SUN eupeinnad. with long | nd Clark's seouL NooTTON at 6c. per or Fc. per doz. LUTTRELL & WINES, DEY N E w DE a oe FRENCH LAWNS and PEBCALES, %c., “cack E- ‘STRIPED JAPANESE CLOTH, at 7c. BLUE PLALDS, 2 and ac, ‘WHITE PIQUES, 28¢., worth 40¢.—a ron, | One case BLACK and WHITE LAWNS, at Iie. per yard; (lc. under the price.) LAGE SACQUES, from Beautiful Goods for Children's Dresses, from 3 to 76. ms tf BOGAN & WYLIE ‘7° BE, On Nor TO BE, 1S NOT THE QUESTIV.. | 0 FIND, O& NOT TO FIND, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.” THAT IS THE QUESTION. ——- convinced, aud try for cheap and WOLFORD & SHILBERG’s, Who are this season offering mauy attractions ie DRESS GOODS, LLAMA LACE POINTS. ALL TRE a SET ATE STYLE FRING Be hice aaa sone, cortapiestoet tay cm, 8 the most distant part of the before ing slows LOW PRICES ° in OARPETS! CARP! " CARPETS In PLYs, and MATS, wINDow snapns yaa nt oa WOLFORD & SHILBERG'S, 427 SEVENTH STREET, Between D aud E, couthwest. So-THE ABOADB.