Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1873, Page 2

CROSBY 5. NOYES....... Editor. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: September 30, 1973. sustained to-day. The workings of the system Of cert fled checks adopted by the bank associa- tions of leading cities is getting familiarized to the public, and is foand to serve admirably in restori’ ¢ confidence, and more especially, in preven ing a drain of currency to New York to the inj ry of home business. New York as the great bnancial and basiness center, natarally draws the funds of other dities to it, and when as at present, ® premiam of five and six per cent. for currengy over eertified checks is paid in that citp4he impemms of currency in that direc- tion is greatly accelerated. It is stated that a considerabi@ portion of the amount drawn out yesterday from the Washington banks that con- tinued to pay oat currency, was expressed to New York for sale for the premium, or for speculative purposes, as buying stocks at the low rates prevailing there. [t is easy to see that the practical effect of this is to deplete this city of currency to the great injury of business. ‘There is scarce a merchant or dealer in the city but finds the prevailing scarcity of cur- rency almost a complete chec k to business at this time; and the evil promises to be felt even more severely if the present drain is continued, and the existing amoant of carrency is further ¢rawn upon to,go to New York or to be hoarded im safes and stockings at home. The course adopted by the bankers of the leading cities outside of New York in issuing certified checks as asupplementary business fund, and paying out currency only in small sums when actually needed for legitimate uses, is the only way to Protect the business people from panicky someak or unscrupulous speculators on the @ public. — wees —___ Aid fer the Sufferers. ‘We must not allow the inconyeniences and difficulties arising from the present financial panic to cause us to forget the deplorable con- ition of the fever stricken sufferers at Shreve- port. From the vivid representations made to us by the Rev. Dr. Tudor, of New urieans, (formerly of this city), we are satisied that there is scarcely a case on record where the needs of a community sppealed with sach ter- Tible pathos to the sympathies of the benevo- lent. The country, and the whole world in fact, responded promptly to the appeal in behalf of the sufferers by the great fire at Chicago, but the amount of real suffering there was iufial- tesimal compared to thatot’s ® whole commaai- ty stricken down by pestilence as at Shreve- port. The late@ infermation from there by telegraph is to the effect that the fever is raging with unabated fury, that the destitation pre vailing is as heart-rending as the disease itself; that the resources of the benevolent Howard association are exhausted, the poor are threat- ened with actual starvation, and the sick and dying are to be deprived of the commonest comferts humanity can offer them. We hear that acommittee of energetic and benevolent citizens of Washington will at once set about canvassing for subscriptions for the aid of the unfortunate community of Shreve- port, and we doubt not that the people of Wash- ington, who have aided so generously in propor- | tion to their means when the necessity was far less a, will not be behind hand in this case, | +s0e- ‘The congratulatory call upon Governor Shep- | herd wade by the leading business men of the city last night in a body ought to set at rest the falsehoods sent away from here to the effect that the business interests of the city were op- posed to his administration. It will be seen by the list of names that almost every prominent business man in Washington took part in this demonstration of confidence and good wili in | and towards Gov. Shepherd. And, as well stated by one of the speakers, the gathering ‘was composed of personal friends, without re- gard to party, faction, or creed. In fact, a very considerable proportion of those partici- pating in this demonstration of confidence in the friend of their boyhood and their manhood were of those who take no part in politics be- yond what is required by the daties of good citizenship. Among these may be mentioned the two speakers on behalf of the visitors, Mr, Mitchell snd Mr. Given, who, though held amongst our most respectéd bysiness men, are conservative in politics and certainly cannot be ranked as partisans of the Board of Public ‘Works. The endorsement of old friends and neighbors, the substantial business community of Washington, in this hearty and unsolicited manner must have been particularly gratifying tp Governor Shepherd. ‘Tas Govseyuas? aD THE NarionaL Banxs.—The Secretary of the Treasury does ‘not think there is any satherity in the national banking .aw te warrant the Interference of the government in the case of any national bank which may suspend payment to its depositors: ‘This is something, he says, which the govern- ment has nothing to do with. Unless a bank Tefuses to give legal tenders for a note of its own issue they wil) not interfere. In the case of the First National Bank in Washington, when they wanted a receiver appointed, he says he fad great trouble to find one of their own notes to protest, and that the bank could just as well ave gone on and liquidated its debts and saved its charter; for when he once appoints a receiver the benk is like a dead man, who cannot be brought to life again by the payment of the debts against his estate. —_\_<ee—__ If some of our shrewd business men would advertise to receive certified checks in payment for goods, they would be spt, not only to make large sales, but they would do substantial ser- vice to the community by showing how these checks can be made practically available in the way of currency. To facilitate this operation, we would suggest that checks be drawn for mall amounts, in even figures, as $5, $10, $20, and soon. These checks, indorsed by the alqp- ciated banks, would be quite as valuable and serviceable as greenbacks. ——_—_-ee-___ It seems that after the government of France bad paid to Germany the last instalment of the war indemnity, an additional claim of 1,000,000 francs was presented by the German for ex- penditures in keeping up the French postal ser- vice i= the departments cecupied by the German troops. On being apprised ef this the French government promptly ordered the payment of the extra claim, and the German troops 4 for Berlin to the tune of The Girl I left be- hind Me.* be fy requested to attend. JOBS canon RENT, i Rev} er 3 pt et WiLL ee Leave our Bashing House bamk books for collections and discounts with us will be re- se ps0-t counter ae uscal_ Fant. W WASHINGTON & Co. 1 prime red, 1.u¢ Partin oo 3,4 NGM; Ohio ‘aod Tadiana’ co to. 3 ania, |. Corn firmer— white southern, m7 allow sontherm, 64 mixed wont crn, neminals aniet a —sonther $See49; western mixed. do. white, 4. "Bye meni: Hay anc! |. Provisions Western butter an 3 and hear entirely nominal. vy On Rows firm — ener a »- Corn firm, os ‘NOPSis FOR THE lower veeriy weat eather and | region with, pee he cele melpticn far meoney. change. long. 63: ahor?, Naw York, Sept , 4:30 C3 ace? yon Fons ao 10 40 ‘and unchtneed. "Ooffee aati 8 decline ingNew York. prices Winsky—sales of 100 bbls, at 98. 1 opened at 1 ‘a ccteocks dall and my fever- Gold, 1%. Ex- 30. Flour dull, Wheat steady. aa js fer money, for November "#, 91; new fives, 9's. Erie, .—Rentes 56 france, 1734 centimes, ORT, Sept. 30. —B THE blige Wah, PErASTMENT, Office of Sey INGTON, ow er lakes has r: lakes and N. & to Wester! de ane pres PAST TWENTY-FO! ometer on Monday mornin; rt: enit states, with rain areas. north of apidly moved northeastward. It accompanied by cloudy weather, rain, brisk winds from ‘Tennemee a 1 eo ge’ aud and rapidly, failing’ a an’ and Virgiaia to the the latter gradually jortherly. with clearing temperature. Light to iy cloudy weather have pre- perature over the upper lake and over the De west with winds Decking to e¢ to southerly, PROBABILITIES.— Por Ne England, the middle states and lower lake regin tle and fresh winds, Fe tha ‘ake region gentle and fresh win ‘AB: D. WALLAOE, President 7 YOUNG: Secretary. WESDA’ ive ing vm '¥ 3800! srdanee with 's pesstatios bea Pr AY, ican Ww. MI &* Members Sam a =e ac- eral ci ‘A! DOLETON PEASTER. of Gen. Com. 224 District. heid at Island Hall, on TU: September 30th, at 736. of the Central committee in NOTICE —There will be @ meet lira DISTRI 0 i OT REPOBLIOAN CLUB ESDAY EVENING, ’clock, to consider the action gard to th» recent womination. _ 5) jicans are iuvited to attend. By order of, OBA i comuDoRs, Bec. ta Di =e —— H. MARSHALL, President. watt INGTON CT persons hiding plese leave them at my charged to the proper acco: sepay CITY SAVINGS BANK. s are reqnested to léave their books at hat they may be belanced. checks of depositors will ffice,that they may be ate, All persons indebted to the bank on overdae paper or for interest ars norified to prepare for settlement, a» payment will strictly be demanded. A satisfactory statement will be few days, ehows mblished ina ie the assets and liabilities of the WM F. MATTIN NGLY, Bec eiver, 5 7th strect. fs aif other creditors of said Bank, T pointed receiver, and have qualified as such, Deraons interested are by decree of the Court auth- oriaed to file notice in the cause with the Court, and thereby become entitled be heard in said canse MATTINGLY, ey ‘on the equity side le of ¥ OBDER OF THE SUPREME COURT f the District of Columb’ Pon thet fu acon tituted by Germond Crandell iti the ‘on City Savings Bank in behalf of himself ‘= notice is hereby Crart, have been A the Olerk of a8 parties to sep27-ectw ‘430 Teh otrect. NOTICE —The en v, rhode foc e pe RTA o'clock om ING, October Ist, 1873, att 13th, street, betwien C and D itrecte northwest, for ths lection of Officers of the Association and a of Tras- tees, annual of the Trustees will also come up for comiseraeion. Ail individual stock! Ledges are requested to be punctual mce. By order of . BENJAMIN McOOT, President P.O. BEVELLS, Sec: holders and itatives of their attend- sep22,27,30 REGISTRATION NOTICE. ax VOTERS Ltaibre. DISTRICT OF CO- 7 Terme—@5 per Ola eee azine LIBEARY hb and D streets. Books consta: bei recetved by this Li- a witha the pest per annum; §2 per quarter. FREE xuAprne BOOMS for Ladies’ and Piocinns Dail ily Prayer Mecting 18 a:ls, 6 and p.m, B. ble . mn; ttt a SERVICES: Bil ibhe Beaty, 4 p. m. yd 8 p.m. in Lincoin FENIOn'S hee ne wee om ‘Dandrady ei trom ts the finest MILBURN: emiarrr aN i, rime Reet Sepeaken produces it when ‘romer Knows. Ln M MISS! oe, wi ai Bak regulating the the United he a Be Wn tietat tad eaten ct indicated. Portions of the Miata Bulewse ss | For the Batpore of br aging ‘th for the Civll Service n oar tothe restheneneet thes desiring to be ‘examined as the the farther wok of Tacilitari bie, tl mak / ably from: tite covers Provided na follows: | .) That th Di th secesk Pat of | egy Peemerivenian ‘Delaware, Maryinoa Hortn Carcling Wirginte: say wise Vi irginie, aod | District of Golambtn; ‘end examinstions therein shall be held at Washingt II1. The Third District embraces the States of | Ohios Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, and K ¥; ard the examinations therein shall be held alternately at Gincinnatl and Detroit, but ‘rst ot Cincinnati The Fourth District ¢mbraces the States of Il- | acto. Micsourie inpesote, Lowa. Ranges. Nebras. 5a; Nevada, California, apd Q) all the Territories, ex: ia the esa iexico cotand the D District of examinations therein shall be 1e8 the States of South ida, Alabama, Mississippi, tense snd Tennessee. to. ry of and + amipations therein shall be ‘held “aiterbately at the city of Savannah and the city of Memphis, but = at the city cf Savannah. Taat in each of eaid Districts, examinations for ‘admission to the Civil Service at Woauacion, shall be conducted as hereinafter provided those whose residence is wit such District at the time of Bling the a lor examination, shall be regarded as belonging to such District in refererce both to cem ctition and to sppotutments; -roated as a sphere of com. istrict. ow ) All applications for examination fer service ‘Washington must be addressed to the head of the Department ‘of that city which the applicant desires to enter, and be in conformity to the previous rules and regu lations, 80 the sam+ are not modified by this se series; and every euch sea must be pute give the —— or muniel; ae well ions ‘Toferred must state: ay 2) place rand t date ot bry seams. | ae Leta trod, in the civil serv ce, and. ow In what branch and ¢ ald reasdns for leaving the service: and (7) whethet ever in the regular or volanteer Army or and; if 20, when, and ia what organizat ik "fhe applicant must to hay written the aj piieation wi 1 e truth of nts Melttven of ihe Usived Beasea, Sma fait iS the Union and the Gonstitationaaad if erate tee ie regular or volanteer Army or ‘Navy, to having been morably TIT. Brery eppifeation mast be accompanied by ificate signed by two trastworthy and reeponsi- ble persons, well known in the community in which they reside, that the a is Cones val pee cmpera.e and industrious habite, and to be faiths of tem Sw jones bs a 1 4 ful to the Union and the Constitution of the Unived ates, lv. ‘application must also be sétompaniod by thes oor ficate of a bracticing. aphys jan as to the spolicant’ J soe: Deouk ent capacity to form cleric: y Applications filed Prev a to the adeption of taese epsiations Sa wed oF perfected in accordance therewith to pentitic them to —— a len. No applicatious trom persous a ighteen age wi lered, except for EG er tion of couaters in the Treasury Department, Pr pes for which must not be less thaa sixteen y: ars in All applications upon their receipt will be carefal.y examined, and those which do not conform in every particula” to the foregoing requirements, a: douch As ahow that the applioute arecmanifott not qnalified for clerical service, will be reject and the applicants so notified. All other applicants will bedesignated as cligible for examination, will be so notified. Inasmuch as applications are to be made in writing, and @ach oasy is to be decided wince merits, personal importunity will have no we ‘The examinations herein notified as soon to be tield wil bo at New York city for the First District, at Cincinnati for the Third District. at St. Loais for the us rth District, and at Savann: ik ima the Fifth Dist and im due time district examinations will be he ld at Washington for the Second District. 4. A person residing in any district may, when more comventenh for afin, be nstined te appear aod deexamined in any othet district O. The examination in New York etty will be fixed and qotited fore date about tuemid ie Of ‘October, ‘nd the three others will follow at intervals ef ten a fifteen days thereafter. 6. Applications es therefore, be promptly sent to one of the De ington, accord oted so th ts’ may be ing to the rales q jicants: seasonably notii Appear 5 ty 7. The 1éth clanse “i ale 9, of August, 1873, pro- vides, that persons who may be required to be ex- susined for eny Custom. house, Post Office, or other local office oF place of service other than Washing. ton, by the head of such office f the yamabers who shall appear for examina- wate 45 excessive the examination must s with the ex: ation le bumber. DORMAN B. 5. ae On, bape B. B. ELLIOTT. sec 1 80080 3t OoOTIOSE. dr establishment will bo cline ‘trom ths vais SUNDOWN, until T6- WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 7th street southwest. zets 8.W. QO |= Famil: ied and delivered. ten in GeO. N, BARBER, Proprietor. ARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.—w op nnd ten BLEGANT CARERTO-BODY ‘soa TH aa Fite} BS SUPER INGRA. is season's manufacture: a 6) Y¥STBERS In every style, f buyers, W. L. WALL & CO. Anctio: et sepi0-st {Rep} Gor. Yih and Bonn NEY AND onesies DRY Goons An = WYLIB’s, 1018 2OPa 7th street nor street northwest. $3 cach, STYLISH DRESS GOODS “Scr RE od bets; Camel's Hate Cloth a 80, 60 and 75 cte;'all woob Oashmeros, new 8! 6 can Apmis of ot Canaimerse, ‘Cloth: rs oft, BI STHICTLY ONR PRIOR, BOGAN & = oo Demorest’s Boliable ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, AND OTHEB DBESS GOODS. ‘We now thaw shel our cus- tomers abuts ope ot oth ress of Fail saute pa ous ae seers Beanie te tepte-De _ Ith ot, bet. Hdd @ ees norderéate WANTS. FOR RENT AND __FOR RENT AND SALE. _ intra ere — ee COOK, at $9 oR FOR BERT Hig feruished ROOMS, on waite BOOMS, on suite NERD 50 MEN Goel oo C2 treet, near | OR RENT—RUOME, wit 4S, with or eiths acts Shia. Pecmal pee wits eee ext ae patrests, eerees Tah amd | Ww ae cad mee a Fore Enya FE FRAME HOU! aa — Laguire at No. 433 New York arenas: AuTED detween 4th and Sth streets. mepao he work? Address. office, «a-x” | JOR RENT— Gecirabio Taran oe | WARTED— 4 OOLOmED GIGt. from n4 ry 16 | LK erersiind OMS. Apply st 10°G weet pad : Pa By Nels Bo te yas a sti WERE GSE cones se simp |» wii ANTED—A good BRICK STABLE. =m two ‘and room for two carriages. a at onth ; rooms; water i 939 Penneyivasia avenue. 7 | kitchen. ae Defroes street. “ ce W 10th, a small ard = fe Tt Bra tandiooa? farsi eh pears, iTRD—A FEOTIONEE, one goes un I street, between Connecticut avenue ‘and’ cana SNTED—Four upfarnished BOOMS, suitable housskec} stating fall particulars 3 °F, Be aiat ottice aS0 “ANT : ite Wr PED A reliable, _m ag fide vente WHI bi ola. Tequired. Apply < Wile Rar Pere j Baferencee given. Address MISS M. F. ANTRD—A_qool 000K, WASHER = Wi ered ROMER, fore “mall family, (colored pre- ‘ast come well recommended. Ap} iy at Ties ih surest Sortuweet Prt street, orth: F “i ae ae ee if THOS. B. BwaddaMan. ‘on second oor; bam lane Len) bdeautii Pe RENT—A neat five-Foom Paice) House jo, 37133 K foe oe tp ween 7th west. To ier le ae very, eten ABE? WiAnrec—5 ong giv, STFU One Fe R aes Pica ae rel te yy , of nee Fe : alt (bee Decors ma art an, Wo pat Parton petwaen NR Mo. piterangee. Apply No. 1109 auth street, Detwoen OCIS MACK. eri B RENT, OR CEASE_Octobor & WAXSEE As Ses GROAN fn | Qe RENTON PEE OG Dd ak od gvcd references, Add oe Fa ern inpravement iy 00 tho most ae ENTEDs Foss ROOME sad BOARD reaek. | ED. DOLAN, 1943 F trent BG OF GOES FOR BENT—A fares D and nurse. Address paizin partlenlars. of as’ taining all modern im street and number, P ee Box th Vash: | lent conditinn; Inoated on. ington hwest 4 BHO. ri wg, atgrne: 7 TEESE ee S| Appiy to.” LIviNGsTON WwW ‘spay W JOT ae wove a a compe: pare 4105 net. buween D ati x. 2,484 9h reels next to corner of tits northwest: Tt hat Iediately. i i MCELBOY, Bareb"s C0..: FE street ne tte oo = is ; Waking ‘Tor twe 1a fore ae ng; 1 fonuy bie etaet plain COOK, for in : 3 | Pas ~4 plain COOK, for two in fe capa | fate seurectaa - GRORGE FARK RE, 8 Wir. erg EE SaU0KER. D. bes a Ei eee a 1006 M street nordiweet, sone + Wa ahs aa; ri AS. BAUM'S, <o8 me sted BOY, at OF: ber Ist. oe street n We BERMAID, Soloke reo poss omy, T iL, to Cook, wash and Warr Sere Leh > pices pee ee. board: will bervacceed October let; 331 We sireet northwest. : . quired. “Apply at 1939 N street a DOME on second Sts AATEDCA WATT oe id do housework ‘en suite; south front; $107 Peun: Gall at 319 D spivenin arent eopa9.5i" streot northwest, Seym-St arnished PRONE W45t= “A WaT NUBSE with a fresh breast F% ‘BoeM, pan foor, ‘with board for two pers Copied Bat: Apply ot 288 9a ctrest ats: | sone. Gall ot BAS T street bortinwset | coms ate pt BR '—Three unfurnished BO jy suit- PRG ir eet nao sion PoE E RENT Plowsan: sity ROOMS, to car Wikies t RICES | photograph Gal err ‘ales HOUSE of 8 rooms, desirably located. eh eneral “housework, te r Ineste 1 re 100 Maryland avenue southwest’ J eepas St een See ing as Se R BENT—ROOMS, farn hed OF g angarn shed. ‘tutor in Oolombian be tity 33 9th street, betwoon TLS in Latin and int Boer Ai TES BUT College, E pe le rat ddr Qo- OR RENT—Unfarnished ROOMS, third floor, fimbta College: Wesbiecten, Bt (hai a= F ii13, Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Ber 7 ANTED—A WOMAN to cook and aasiat wi - Ww ‘washing and ironing, {n'a privat rate farnily. Gul For TENT 4 nicely furnished ROOM on second corner Montgomery and’ Gay » Georgetown, Sor. suitable for @ gentleman, No. 1730. F References exchanged. sc street acriwest sep? ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN Tf ral ‘OR RENT—Second story Tarnished ROO! WwW housework, (washing excepted) a receive F Board for a young man willing to toom with a g00d wages. Call after 4 o'clock, at 40% ath street | other; private famiy 1717. Ponariousle cast, between D and B south, Sapitol Hilt rm) a" WANTED—A young woman wishes a SITUA- TION in a res} ectable private family as cham- bermaid and assist in ean and i ironing, or woud cook for w small family. Good roforenes, Please at 118 G street, near 24 street. se p29-2t" WAnrED-atTENTION CONTBACTORS— Late debe MENT te led for 6 or 8 horses, with wagons 01 ‘epared to go to work imme~ diately. Tnguire at 1423 'G street northwest, from Wi. is sepay-St™ furnished Tr out by ap and sh street northwest, between aan nue. Eos, BRENT—Gentlemon desiriny ROOMS can be accommodat Bo. Sak For RENT—Three unfurnished Su0R « or = of @ HOUSE, snitable for housskesping, fo gist family, No, 230 0 street maaan pet For RENT—Unfurnished, a suite of ROOMS, choice of two floors; convenient house, centra! location, terma reasonable; references exchanged desirable. 512 E strect northwest, near 6th. #29-: iD—A SHORT-HAND AMANUENSIS nted who cau write Munson’s system and traneeribe correctly. Good opportunity for a learner = already well advanced. ~ ADDL by letter to 3, Hs BS roomy ae Scot teeent, 9 large HOUSE, Lock Box 1%, Post o: Kcateds ‘855 pper rnonth in ‘edvance, Apply to Rev. Watts, 8 s_ SOLnaRTy Sek ra — W.B. 3 A 13th atreet southwest. sep29-2t" iron, and sesist in housework: city refer- | OR] RENT—ROOMS, sin ite, ith equired. Apply at 717 2st stree. _927-3t south front Tarnished or oaternchede sith W2 Ba ae cock ea oumgnded WHITE | without board, In a private family, at 603 H WOMEN as cook and chamberma sop ses pg Bid ae LAO AADniy ot 1518 i tre wrest, Fo SE ere a eet, op New York eaday » Octobe sepa St avenue, 1496, two connected furnished BOO W4NiRD-novsE-1+ wishtobuy a small howge, | one dor inthis Story, withall modera improveneat payment down and Ustauce in month’ | inthe house; Feat opay-St" ymente. wALidrese MATTHEW APPLETON, Fae RAE Ture of those new DWELLINGS, <P cs h modern conventences, on 8, between 17th W Stent uae Tor s private family; | and isch streets northwest.” Terme casy. colored man preferred SetURL Seeks BuxGRés, at ‘Atiorney, 321 we Ul recommended. Apply’ at 430 84 stroct no pete sepa7-Im = NT —One of those handsome ANTED—Aboat tek * FoaNiaahs 3 | PENCES on K street northeast, Piapes eu seus’ streets; odern vv pe sma GOauD t ine te family. location. Apply to P. a (tt and Wand + York eve! sepa? ’ Waigirsis aaa capable, COLORED family; spat be ack mand. setivers good ttaimneey TOT Tth street nortan iz SALE =e FARE, small No heed apply to 634 Massachusetts avo. “esas Wiis Sean oe oes rooms: 4 hood, and near the A; oe ateeet os oars. improvements; doors are made «f Gulre et Star oMice. + OF scree bare oe bard weed, To aS 3: WALTERS, 1001 5 ve raga rj aK sericea sank ERE T Ee wliees pas * 4 er Set hoe P.O. spore he Fe ry sosdisisly Waal wa ood at tae a ee ot every ae, reer es female, ci geet os plied ‘Sreppiying aries Sevsngen te beet | Toe 'T—Oomfortabiy FUBNISHED Booms Oniceete Wa eeuies aeoT nk Fo 33.4 Tetroct northwoet, opposite F rest! near idk 0. BUF copa in Parks’ Meforemsee git ven aod rea ozs ANTEDa A a neatly Fornlahed HOUSE, | YOR RENT—Neaily furnished FRONT B BOOM ania avenue Ff o2 sccond floor; No, {9013 G stron norihooe abet at one Maer ELLIOT, v. i retereuces Feuuired. sepa?-S* Litt now Treasury Department. Fa saan BSS Se Boa, er month, in rear of "| QV 4TED—Immedisieiy—For customers, three wrest, Apply at 6148 rick six or seven-room HOUSES, ‘north. | street northwest, between 6t! hand sepa -3:' = non = eens houses. Owners only Fo T_TUBNISHED ROOMS ‘at 714 oth dealt with. street, between @ and H, northwest, ‘Terms WANTED~Several Hots to rent, for moderate,” — ed fepants THINGS BULL ‘Estate Brokers, Fes BERT ares T ROOM, woll far- TO8 K strects opposits Post Oey, septT-cotw "| Ei nished.at 14 1406'P een iranle arene, 0 {bat the VIOTOR el 7 FOR gERT regis TABOR, D edt QOMS at No. 315 Pennay!vania avenue, ‘and 4% streets, Rooms for bh housek: it 4 iEronme pisos send 30° FOR BENT FURNISHED “ROOMS, with or without board, “Seti all modera by rovements; No. diy ire York® avenue, corner ah street northw sepa7-St* Waa yRADEIS ao poodle bar and works of steel saaielaecle Also, Branch = w. Wher, i ney tha the role “ONE gre eae sori a. AND FOUND. ‘nuttlo. tn ‘uses reatine Sok tt FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. ig rar po PER ORNT rene 00 Fo roe “me y north Fo. eee eee ‘SE No 1415 WB street tng Mackinn en Melvdern Co. sep sr ‘st Beltevilie, 12 anilee fr D.C., on the Lory end Ohio boper 8D | “Po Tons Toan” OAS —G1.200 tor fc +O Wall bo . WAGGAM $19 Fa porroert UNITY— > mm Fixtures O01 tes as Pisa io eae Heal Matate Broker, B11 hth st” OR SALE—A uine-room ae Be ‘and brick stable, on lath, Be SALE- 8 ot Go Wr a wa feorroom HOUSE, with French roof and bay KR. € eet ne Tain TSTABLISHdaRT. +4 Went ppl diogtas clevea-teom HOUSE. | aal(x en: Foom hese houses. have all modern improvements, and ideale Want he Aponte toL.8 CHapP- wil be sold very cmp Devent the felt cclne eumeen om MAN, Lith erect, between W ani'0 streets north | ROTATE SECURITY ton per oon. ber eee — yok SAUE—% Gap thre tory BRICK, on south | a mL! a. a = gg oon Mth; Stet Me je ‘orms as! i , cE WiLsom, S11 Tun street, eop2z lot | . slahoesnes OR le and cheap MOUSE Real Betate Bro .E—A most desirab: 7 and LOT, on east mart side of 9. street, batween K L; good roomy house and lar, the door. Ek O11 Teh street P SAFEST INVESTMENT OF M THB WORLD Is LM LAND, exp | a large growing cit t ital States, which is destined to bec of Ameri lot.” Btreet cars . WILSON, 311 _Septs-l0t OR RENT—The eavine MILU BUILI F INGS) 1 Phy Le MISES f. whee. A rare terms apply at No- | offered b: abecri be nis eat rato” | Hn lt ia One two of from one tot FS RENT- ory BRIOK HOU! HOUSE, | Te es Fes of Weaker ee SET: Nat oy peg ty between P | and boing at ae altitude of 20) fot ab: fo lnguire st ‘No: 4e3 Tih a | reader them ‘OB SALE—Wice country building SITES for For. Sine satn thityeen ties pat by gooa {ogton. ‘Adirees DARL AMMBEN: sBalurile, iavtfal drive of eflee ery low aa Fees SALE —Vory greirabie BESIDENCN. ich with hhewe eats, attached; street, em meses er 7 low. within FY Frits.” See iear I Estate Broker 61 n street, sepa-tr Over National Metropolitan Hank Altbnene SALK—A RESTAURANT, ion Fy partments, ite, doing & good business. For sep2s 6” ge? UATINER & CLEARY. Ancts. V ALUABLE A) AVERT Ae, LOPERTY ar rai- F RN T- elegant three- sory BRICK HOUSE, eontaini: hemoders convonifns ith Peete fa each q rs Sbaaeee aber Ses nee HOUSES, ranging in price to @50,0W), and several other first class square of GROUND and LOTS in ail LOTS at Mount | jels-ty avenue sepl6-26" mld at 608 Lith street, nea F'iin gt a louse; will suit @ lawyer or claim seni N = 7OF i T—Large elegant unfarni iT Beal Estate Fess t8; to ocr at me crepe < —- vaon8 without children; also, nicely far. = mn re OOM: third for; frst Fatsat Often treet. sepd- ee P PERSONAL, VOR 5. ORE NT—The handsome STORE | yw MARCH, 1 , 9 82, ALFRED KING (son tM a | Komsncibotind atte Yernon Bow,” on Doone Ria ot PRE RED RING (oon of 4 snibulance at ot Wash ington, under Mi &c., apply 615 H F H street northwest. sepd-cott y2 = Eilaville, Prince Geerge’s coun- 7)S‘A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, and healt! on high ground and thy locality , with command. joure, Mew York ninoey Mr ing view of surrounding country fteen 13 Beonett's Hii, Birmingham, Bug- ute’ ride in the ears tothe city from Biatensbung Other papers please copy. | soped 6c” Station, where sixteen trains stop daily. Large doubt = ‘ al and cistern, fine well, « ited at N Sittings 10 a. m. and pes beariag trees; with choice variety. ADAME FL o Witt is eager mre farm of 5 oeeph B. Bryan, esq. M ME FLORENCE 1 ella i nm Ul sell the house and sixteen acres, ——enesows, and future re of ye ur life, in causing epeady patie > Sinem im) eusy bringing the separated to cg and pol inting © oat \poly to a brinenetz: the sure way of success in Ju °macters of buat »p2- 123 7p eemiael pd Pe is iuveluable.” ives univers: 7 Deautifal loci ion; Done ever regret concul ting her. Sa:- isfaction . OF no 1 pon te moet be al torma’’ta | Parlore, Ho, 613 uth strest north es eet . (®8TACLES To MAKEIAGE. city Te <r eve the modera improvementa, POR YOUNG MEN —Sent marble a Nee Address, HOWAKD sands earone! ronghout, hot and wdelphia, Pa —an Lustitutien ‘waiters, batler pantsfoo, Ti Tien rooms je candace Pla gem oe , water closets, iy7m * Srwt-ciase rbcanee, ee. Apply to vaistbor by peasy. ea 7 ve Fein ERSLe ee cow FRAME HOUSE on Octo red Me ped, nod iors oan Gnd ono Apply aad haweste OY Me 5. Bir pepe ed * “aug6-2m* — = ‘OB SALE A large and handsome DWELLING AL, &. ei strowmanses and porch. Main MEDIO es trimmings and goreke Rinie isu5s; beck bullaing feats. iy built B. LEON, Consulting Paysician, 811 inh me wn a et Bours, 20 $0 b 2to 4, and 7 to pL ctsvand Gnished Macdsomnis fone, | diseebes ut cieim™ improvemer: x 3 ‘splé-im™ ated on ‘one of the handsomest squares inthe [D®, 2473 WILSON hes REMOVED wo 613 ach ag Fy ee — & » between B and F streets northwest, and Bis ferme Apply to 8. . BAGOM, Grosse 3708 and the Dest of attendant ne medion! treat Market Bpese. = [MADAM BOSS, tne Coleorated Docress and As trologtst, bas returned to this city, after an ab- : = SALE. same of cme te 3am eRe) AED ‘ine BOOMS, nicely fret cine TABLE Bi =, Most qe Tenses Bene hd ett WITH 4 FURNISHED ROUM FOR jeen ged wes le; — io daay, im s private 406 rect, be- oo O and P streets. par ae ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©O0., GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, Corner Sth and F stroets, OPPOSITE U. S. PATENT OFFICE, HAS REM HAVE ON HAND R. & oie toa. DENTIST, eb 1 (OVER, & Son's shoe store,) SE $20 Foe CER Bote a Tnstant« lar Mo. 479 Penoa, avenue, aoe Estee : see a and ard willbe paid if, [eee Poem eta ‘mod. THE CHOICEST GOSHEN BUTTER, sta P8 em street south menses see eee Pee nem, the street care suildepat, z | 83 ce eee @ | cereces. eepa St THE FINEST QUALITY SUGAR-CURED . aban NT—Two ‘B00; HAMS, it be given if retarsed to Seok ee south fa front, Wil = STERN, Butcher, 423 i strect southoet be rented very reasonable to zentlemen, with or Le ‘On the ith instant EW COWS tron Yitheut board. Apply athe. 708 © spent THE WHITEST FLOUR, Btone’ wos Site wate seitint ait St old red cow with THE RICHEST COFFEES, if ret to Mrs. SOLOMOMN, corner x street, _—s THE FINEST TEAS, Lou grecaiae wal EK heroes ie Juae | FO boy dated ‘34, 1878, ua. eye ey end Law rye THE HIGHEST GRADE SPICES, are against ‘trading avenue. ie = ee J AND ae fos tA con GEmBBAL aie —, Ne. ‘on ra oll THE HIGHEST GRADE CIDER VINEGAR, 4 ail to any Feber ol er boas at Senta ail: heir Cy TO BE HAD IN WASHINGTON. “MONT.” He was stolen in Toouke a Restaurant last Tuesday: Ho {a 9 blooa- = - GIVE US 4 CALL. Lo ree tack ee ae tip ofness. W. A. 0. BYAR, Ld 337 Pennsylvania avenue. PRABODY'S, (Ho, 695 Lovisiana Avawuz,) Ipthe only house in the city that ‘makes 8 specialty GUMB, FISHING TACKLE, AND SPORTING eugt-tmn «ST SIGN OF BIG GUN. SLPHONZO YOUNGS «& cv., GROCERS, Mesonic Temple, corner 9th and F streets, Opposite U. 8. Patent Ome.