Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1874, Page 2

_ EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8S. NOYES.......Editor, Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON CITY WEDNESDAY February 4, Transfusion of blood for the relief of invalids suffering from exnaustion caused by a lack of the vital Guid has occasionsily been practiced 1m Europe by skillful physicians, and sometimes with signal success. The question now arises whether the drinking of blood will not accom- lish the same result. The Boston Journal mentions the case of a man in a very feeble state or health, who had been for some time at the Butcher: attoir in Brighton for medical treatment, simply drinking a half tumbierfal Of warm blood twice aday. He gained a poand & week while at the abattoir, and is soon to resume his usual business in Boston. Other cases are mentioned. The Journal's informant says there are ten or twelve others there, drinking the blood, all of whom are gaining under this treatment. One gentleman from Boston, a consumptive, so feeble that it was with diffi- culty he could get to this abattoir, is now able to handle an axe skilfully enough to “knock down a bullock.” A lady from Boston,who has been sick six years, stricken with paralysis, is improving wonderfully by this ‘blood cure.” It ws « well-known fact that physicians fre. quently prescribe for convalescents underdone beef, and in some cases the raw material its2it, for the reason that cooking destroys the nutri- tive or life-giving principle of the meat—i. -., the blood. On the principle (which does not always hold good) that if a littie is geod a great deal must be better, the blood-drinking remedy may yet prove one of the most efficacious agents in the cure of a certain class of maladies. A Virginia member of Congress has intro- duced a resolution locking to the timshing of a monument over the remains of Mary, the mother of Washington, which repose in the bur- ial ground near Fredericksburg, Virginia. It seems that the corner-stone of such a monu- ment was laid many years ago with great cere- mony. General Jackson and other distinguished men being present, but that since that time nothing has been done towards building the shaft. It would, perbaps, be better to wait until we complete the monument to the mqm- ory of General Washington before erecting one to his mother. As theoretical monument-build- ers the American people doubtiess excel all others. The alacrity with which we vote moa uments to the memory of the illustrious dead is wortby of all praise, and our failure to erect them of anything but commendation. The way we build, or rather don’t build, monu- ments, reminds one of Mi ber’s manner of paying his debts. He canceled his pecuniary obligations, it will be remembered, by giving fresh I. O. U.’s when pressed by his creditors, and after doing this felt, as he expressed it, that he had “discharged a duty which he owed torociety.”” Let us complete the Washington menument before voting to build any more. ~ -+0-- — Yesterday, in @ passenger railway car, we heard a discussion between two weil dressed, intelligent looking individuals, relative to a disputed point of city improvement, which ied in one of the parties using the knock- down argument: “Well, it has been so for fifty years; why not let it remain so” That is ex- actly what's the matter hereabouts. Old things And old ways are considered good, simply be- cause they are ancient. What we want here to make our city great and prosperous is new life, new energy, new enterprise. Too long have we been contended to tread in the well-beaten track of those who have gone before us. and in doing so we h bi e lost sight of many of the bless- orous action of the 2 Gazette. is exactly what's the matter bere- It is very well for the Ga:-tte to talk “new energy” and ‘‘new enterprise,” but just let some of the progressive citizens of Baltimore undertake to make the city “great and prosperous.” It will find the good-enongh- aeit-was people opposing the march of pro- grees at every step, and villifying those who at- tempt by “fresh and vigorous action” to lift the city out of the mai. So we have found it here in Washington. and we have no reason to believe that the old togies of Baltimore would wage a less relentless war against improve- ments than the few obstructiouists in our midst. about The men having failed to stem the liquor traffic in Massachusetts, the aid of the women bas been invoked and a new system of war- fare is to be carried on against King Alcohol. ‘The women are organizing themselves into “Temperance Leagues,” and at one town in the western part of the state visited all the li- quer saloons, argued with the proprietors and bartencers, and offered prayers at the bars where before bad been known only profanity and tippling. In one case a scout informed the liquor eeller that the “women were coming,” apd be locked bis door in their faces. Not to be defeated so, they began a prayer-meeting upon the sidewalk and doorsteps, and continued it throughout the day. They had a good au- dience bour after hour, and it is needless to say that the whisky seller did not take in any stamps while they occupied the sidewalk. — ‘The threatened expose of bigh government Officials by the New York Tribune is postponed until further notice, not exactlyon account of the weather, but because the documents upon which itwas based were unfortunately found to be forgeries. A good many of the other so- called exposures of the same class would be held upa while, or suppressed altogether, by fair- dealing newspapers if the character of the charges, the responsibility of their authors, and their probable motives, were first carefully in- quired into; and it is worth while for trae jour- malists to consider how far this course would protect public morals and at the same time ele. vate and diguify their own calling. At least, the Tridune owes it to itself, not less than tothe public at large, to expose the forger in this case. = iit it bed this much” -2e0e- ‘The correspondents representing other papers | here telegraph that General Farnsworth tells them that all the necessary advertising for the District government the first year of its existence could have been dove for 3500. This shows that General F. doesn’t know much about the value of space in newspapers; and journalists belittle themselves and degrade their professton in cir- culating bis trash. The ex-Honorable gentle man bad better confine himself to telling the public what he knows about the transportation of cavalry regiments by railroad. That is a subject on which he is able to speak under- standing!y. sees There is probably no city in the United States where buman life is held so cheap as in Cum- berland.—a facet which can hardly fail to seriously interfere with the future growth and Prosperity of the place. People looking out for @ new abiding place will not be willing to take either their families or their capital to a town where human beings are shot down |i dogs, without provocation, and where « mur- derer. instead of getting his just deserts, is Monized and //<ed as if he had performed a most honorable ana heroic act. ———_-«ee-_ Superintendent Kéddle, of the ‘New Vork public schools, tn his last annual report renew his recommendation of last year for the re Sntreduction of the birch and ferrule. The board of education has as yet done nothing with the report of the sub-committee which Teported in favor of corpora! punishment. —__-+e2-- ‘Dr. Shelton McKenzie, who has, in one way nd another, probably written as mucb ro mance as anybody living, is indignant at Chas. Dickens because his story of ‘‘The Seven Poor Travelers” isn’t true. Why don’t the literal- minded doctor berate ali the other story tellers as well? ee winds ‘aire loge the slwage tock well when The bas a uice fitting pair of bids ou if notaing more.— E-. That reminds usof a young lady whounce eaid that all she wanted for her next summer outfit was a lace shaw! and a new hoop skirt. 4 Davis has sailed f: New Orleans for Europe for the benefit of his health, and the expected hostile meeting between him and ex-Senator Foote is “off,” to ase a sporting phrase. The public will now fetch a sigh of rehef to know that it is to be saved the spec- tacle of two choleric old gentlemen popping ay at each other ‘‘in the field of honor,” a0 called. THIS EVE- street north BA west atte pinerem tai Wes By wring kn T A Aa TAG eee ne 1.0. 0. fice wtit bs bald om WEDS ai- Fesacary 2p, 1876. I Rave thie day taken BE. SB oN into ‘news hip in the General Insu: eat thi Gate the bus AML Estale Business, From this weiss itm name of DO’ [Rep] 412 7th etrest. MASONIC HALL BONDS. . is hereby given that the coupons dus Feb- 7 given ruary 1, 1874, onthe boots of the Masonic Hall As- ciation. will 2 en the beoking under for mnsion of the First Na- tional Bank, are ed to notify the under- signed of the number and amount of the same, that ‘aPg- ments may be m for thelr wee jant9.4* Secretary Masonic Hall Ansociatt sa. yy JUSTIC ITB, PHOTU- B WA GES PHED oy LANDY. apie of all sizes for sale, 20% th street, Cincinnati, Ohio. ja29-2w* [Gr POARD OF PUBLIC Wonks. TOF CoLtMata, Wastineron, Dannary 25187 Notice is hereby given, that ail ages to real improvements or repairas( Intive Assembly approved Jane 20, 1372,) must be fied at the Office of the Board of Public Works, on or before PEEK CARY OTH, 1574 By order of the Board. jan 26-4 3 8. JOHNSON, [Chron Rep. kuritic | __Socrotary. ATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH- INGTON, D C., » January 12,1374." The rate of interest on depesite made in this ‘bank from and after March FIVE PEB ‘CENT. PER ANNUM, and all money on deposit np to March Ist, will draw SIX PER CENT. PERANNUM, until Jaly Ist, after which period the intereat allow- od of ALL dep sit will be VE PER CENT. PER ANNUM, anil cnareie ordered. niewest cases is computed and allowed for each fall cal nds 12. peer mes 'STIOKNBY, President. ut Jandd-eot 331 Ww. PENIOK’S INDIAN 1 ig 9 bg a nae oy - weonoree aon solor er repens tt sof and pitabie, —— the Hair from ie Breer known. For it — gen; fi It Cia the net ¢ Hair Drower Dresser Known. TAPE wo! (F canorath WITH en COMPLETE NA FEW HOUR, Av No. sale SRVENTH STREET, NORTHWEST, where specimens can be seen. Consnitation free. decl8-1y* HENOK’S MANDRAKE PILLS.—Thoss exclusive! the uae of ereary do pot leave auy of fts inyartous directly upon the liver, and are a canes of MILBURS’S DEBUG STORE, 1429 PRNNSTLvaNta AVENE, Above wmeoty._ nov3-tr GAs Consumes ' GAS OUNSUMERS Haye you seen the EW GAS LIGHT’ Safer =n re illiant than Coal Gas, and costs | bur 1,000 Oa exhibition nightly at 1220 peony vent avenue fobs-24* orc » = To Pub im Gaeral and to «'ar—That LUCIE O ‘again resumed buaness, at the 0} 3 Pennsylvania avenue northwoat, where she keeps the very best aasurtmoat of CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c., to be found in the city. A large and commodious store for Fent, on the 46 same premices. & I YAD and STOCK of tho late firm of Will bnsbn & Son, sitnate on thecorner of 15th an eae northwest, 1am prepared to sell at advance ebove cost, in order to close the bi The stock consists ef the best quality of LUMBER Usually Kept in lumber yerds Pia arerath vn of plasterers is called tothe stock of L OAS. H. MOULTON AXING PUBOHASED THE LUMBER feb4-colm TED BOOKS —Back Volumes, or Gom plete Bets, of the U Statutes at Large, An- of Congre fe Papers, fn &c.,at ANGLIM'’B ‘Aatiquarien Book Stor 16th street, near the Treasur; febs 31 cripted for and debts paid sons indebted to the m: liate settlement, of thet Jste frm. WER LYTTON’S NEW BOVEL, # BS ‘A PABISIANS Just published and for sale at LP«& ‘SOLOMON + MET ENFOLITAR B il neyivania totoere 9h and l0th’streets, feb3-3t N&wis*: Second-hand Clothing. Bought and Sold. Will pay fair pri lor Gye clothin, Orders [cpm attended to mail. So. 917 between 9! a and streeta, northwest. BE. eis ee jan®-1y* HE [CHASE ING aND T READING i4chin The attentions? pie kece ae sat s- chivists is invited to this ccs Bones for cutting aad Greeting ‘os — bolts from ‘, to inc! diame- reighs 100 poands, and occn pics on of orbsait in inches. It is made of cast steel and jable iron, the gearing is ali cut Cos all the puts are interchangeable. ‘It works with great ease, satisfactorily, and its capacity is equal to thst of three men under the old method. Cail and examine it ALEX. B. SHEPHERD so. _38n20-s0lw {Obroa.Bep! Te CONTRACTORS, Proposal be received until FEBRUARY ze 154, tre (including Grad: ‘and uF¥) to be done on the Washington City Point Loomont Railroad, from its Branch Bailroad, at or pear the District of Uelumbia lire, to Char- lotte Hail, Mary's county, Maryland, a distance en. Be me and specifications of work may be seen office of the Company. 212 B strect southeast. wpe “erp reserves the right to reject any” or GEBMAN FAVORS MASKS OF ALL CHABACTRRS. At CH. RUPPEBT’S Fanoy Bazaar, No, 403 7th street northwest. HEN 8 LOAN OFFIOB, Corner of Th (raee eee rk avenue. The GENERAL AND (S8UBANCE AGENT, Will remove about FEBRUARY Ist, to their now omce, MARBLE BUILDING, 607 Tru Sraxet TR WEST. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT and GENERAL SEWERAGE TAXES paid at a liberal discount, jana9-ly Ho. 700 @ STEST, ut Ovaned r- mice 2 SOLOMONS’, Bookstore 911 Fennsyivania avon ‘iad fob4 3t Between 9b and ion streets. S280 —SareTs | sn (SHIRTS '{ WM. H. FAULKSE ‘atent Shirts longer, ers made and ft eter’ pinged , he a ons dese senoyed and ies: Ww ON ee PLAN Corner of on rea 16th Street, Only one block from Laion Square, the most con- tral yee niet location inthe immediate ia ity ofall al the peiacipa pacen = ‘of Famascnent aad goa the pant — by the ‘sdaition ri nifty t oes Deer alerato fevay HAS. B. FRENCH, Proweister. GAL COAL ooaEi OOAE ND * a large ee tae ofall val best aaaies “' Soat, embrect ons Vi berry, Stor Bed Ash, Lee ned Loe +4 White Ash = I sizes, fre Sg od ren fand Lemp Ooal and Run “Aino, HICK- ORY. OAK acd od FINE woop! of choice ally. ta the stick or sawed it, at lowest market rates. STEPBERSON « BROTHER, Office, th Pennsytvanis avenne n.w., fi tr Mi ut and Depot, 7:h-street Wharf, Rechea A new novel by arisi y Bulwer Ouida.” osper. Trai rl Benson, Lewes. Proviems of Life ana Mind Our Sailors. By J. Grey Jowell. Le By Mivart. ROsEaT BEALL. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, febs St” 495 Ponnsyivavia avenue, RHARD, B. MOHTN«e © BOOKSSLLEBS AND Sraridnens, 1015 PRNN<VLVANIA AVEN Bebeo, Dy "Ontda. Tame. Prosper. by Cherbulier, L. i. sorie: 135 he Wonderland of Beienes, by Proctoryidimo, 4 00 The New Obemistry, by JP. Cooke, Inte: tional seriee, 200 Problems of Life and Mind, 6 i 5 $e vlanke's Bez in ieanca’ 135 Braddon’ Publicans nod ‘sins, pape & The Dead Alive, by Wilk 0 Princess of Thute, by W: Black. feba-tr A NEW INVENTION FOR THE BENEFIT OF LADIES. — 060 SOLD THE FIRST MONTH. F to the public a new STREAM WASH orb BE, an article needed 1m every household. Beis boiler will in forty minutes do the washing for almost any family without the labor required by rubbis ing time and the wear This ‘invention is an at- any ordinary boile We no one to buy till satie- fied that it will do ail that it claims mtg Sl ze fommend itself. To be appreciated it must be seen in operation Persons wishing such a inbor-saring and clothes-saving article as this, will please call or ad reas the undersigned, who will atrange to each 0. Prive, $5. Territory for ils great and late oF J UNTER, Agent, jav3i-6 905 D'sirect, near 9th northwest, CLOSING WINTER STOCK. CLOBING Overcoats our CLOSING Business Suits ou CLOSING Cape Overcoat ouT CLOBING Drees Suits OUT CbOSING Box Ooats our CLOSING Youth’s Suits ovT CLOSING Vingonal Coats ouT CLOSING Boys’ Suita out CLOSING Cassimere Pants our CLOSING Office Buits our CLOSING Sack Suits ouT CLOSING Children’s Overcoats our CLOSING Walking Suits OUT IN CLOSING OUT THE WINTER'S ENOR- MOUS STOCK I HAVE TO DO IT AT RATES WHICH ARE A GREATER ADVANTAGE TO THE PUBLIC THAN TO MYSELF, BUTI HAVE SO MUCH ON HAND THATI MUST SELL IT; NO MATTER HOW LOW THE PRICES GO. IF YOU WANT BARGAINS NOW IS YOUR TIME. A. BTRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jan29-te between loth and lth streets. EMOVAL. ‘obtaini it toca. tian aed better office fnellizieg, Laril EMO on FEURUALY 10rx, Mi, to FEDERAL BUILD: INGS, corner 7th and F streets, H, WARNER, jap%4-18t Res! Estate Bro! and Auctioneer. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. I have opened an invoice of the Legg MANHATTAN CO.’8 TOILET 804 P43, which i quality are equal to Colgate’s well known brands, bat winch ‘in'size far excel thom. aod ia price are eas then asy TOILET SOAKS hereto- offered, Medium Size, (Excolsior) 6 for 25c., large size, | bg Sizes ine and Brown Windsor, 4 pieces for | Bixtre Fine ote large size, cqual to Ool- qatcaaiee eakes,2 for 25c. A trial will convince you of the merits of this ry Talso am selling 4 ponnd bars of Oastile Soap at the remarkably low price of S0c. per bar, Fo seme price is so low that you will think this Soap » but donot condemn it until you see The fine Stereoscopic Vier T am selling at $1 per avzen Icontiaue to keep in fall ly, not Withstanding the immonse eales I ‘continually make Our One Dollar Sterooscope will surprise you with its excelience, Talso keep now Scotch Gingham Ten Bih Steel Frame Umbrellas at @2eech, which you will tind very good and cheap. just received Gilt bs Stick, , Painted, and Pinit Black laree sts ¢Faus at §1 ead SILVERBERG’S, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORK, 319 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR PENNSLVANIA AVENUE. BUY For case, [| 4T BEDUCED PBIOES. jandotr Sk OLD AND PRACTIOAL MANUFACTORY OF JAMES 8. TOPHAM 4 CO., So. 496 SEVENTH STEEBT, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hal ANE EEE PRACTICAL PAPER HANGEE, 1913 New Youre avencz noprawest. oS ec so en | WANTS. ANTED—at 933. er. York avenue, e cvlored WOMAN,to ‘wesh and iron. tlopable referescenreauirea ~— > colored wi PATION as eer ro ormarse, 1A > ply at 1232 16th street, iat aa W Fone fesat fn Washing and troping, BAR ook ant required ‘AN pi hite heipte attend te Cities He SOT crest | bo ggees North Oapitol and Ist sais * borth. jousework and fed" ANTED— A Market Ga farm ‘near Washington: s single’ men gre ‘Address FARMER, Btn: Omics” feds WAsTsD—4 BAN. wae Understands shacking Qreters and making Limseif asefa', at WOOD, "ectaurant, corner York ANTED—By & respeciable w. W SITUATION as cock in a reat rant Fee | of a lsundress; good references. 234 Macison sireet, between M end and 7th streets north. est. NTED—8y a respectable white a . ITUATION as a chambermatd; it attend to children and make berself weefals the best of | references, Apply at 711 Ist street, H streets northwest ANTED— ha —_ a Goods Wer im DELivEe GOODS prompt.y andregalarly ia any part of the city “ She half ihe expense of private team of porter All ocd carried af th risk of x reiiable party, giving For further particuiars, ity. ore aL BENEFIT,” Star Offices. Want good SOKUBBE: Hotel, Georgetown, V J ANTED A gocd burglar. Fe caear order, by DUN: 8 D AW LING. = "08, corner Kh end D streets W3NTzD PEOIAL THPROV! GENERAL SEWER BONDS. febs 3" FC wane GREEN W4sTz — DE MA a goo SEAMSTBESS 5 work; at 713 7th tres tebe V 4NTE: -A WHITE WOMAN who cook, washer and proner, vod references required. Apply at No. 72% 12th sirect northwest, between G aud H street feos 3 Vv ANTED—A SITUATION by a first-class shoe- Maker: can do all kinds of work ‘Apply 913 H street, between 9th and lth streets north. weet. feb3-3* V ANTED—A WHITE GIBL todo and chamber work in a small family good OOOK, (white.) Apply at 715 2! northwest. febS-3¢ it » between 9h and 12th streets Wwente and F etrect. Addross, on fob3 first-class WATCHMAK ER. In- aro's, 805 Pennsylvania avenus, wn- | onal Hotel. feb2 3t WArTED— —A respectable white GIRL or WO- MAN to assist in Store and do the housework for a small famil: honesty mnst come well recommended for D and sare OABINET- NaS mRS none but t-class m- chanics need apply. J. W. McKNIGHT & ©O,, 1427 Ponneyivania ave- nue, jands-lw. V ANTED—200 WOOD CH®PPERBS; price rty cents , « Apply Mairkirk Iron pes PeoMgirkirk, Md., on Washington | Branch of B.&'0. 38025 6t" zy iW one note fur $100 | bool | | |v |v ain ANTED— os = womea to work at home; 20 to, $50, per wok: no capital required: greatest chance ever offered’ For particulars send amp to Mt MITCHAM, Fetter lage, » Philndotp! ANTED—At the Eureka Employment Office, No. 918 F street northwest. firet-class SEK: VANTS. Branch office at 1027 17th street, bet K and L streets northwest. Families can be prompt! i tek. by applying to Mrs. LOUISE %. BUT. jani¢-lm | ANTED-CANVASSERS, i fell» now aad jabhe General Agent in tn the nts ausistance, for which a be allowed. ‘Laquire between S30a;m-and Sand fp mat OOM 43, Gone: NENTAL HOTEL ANTED~All Homekeapers fo kuow, ae Was ave LIST and RAG CABPETS woven by F.W BRANDENBURG’ Inctneat my Ole Biore, No. 1740 Pennsylvania uve. u. we. 310 ae es kate ae Dentist, has ‘removed bis Office to bis residence, 103 2d strest, third door from Pent. arlvenis aver, jans-lm™ Ww NTY LAND WARRANTS. Bows Yr Bi CK’ JOHNSTON, decd-3a." 34 ¥ street. WASTED—Al those Te, re their ir eight now that the best “ONE DOLL. TALE im the countey ts necuratalyeaited totus | © eyesight H, EEMPLER, the Optician, corner Be Nheet and Poansylvanis ‘svoune. De Thermometers of ali kinds, ANT#D—Bvory one to know that the VIOTOR SEWING MACHINE has tte mecdle sei/-s- shuttle tn net reating fo 8 crater needle bar and works | at Se } Apply at 426 9th street northwest, bet, | sie feb?-2t" FOR RENT AND SALE. a streot Fe -Foom HOUSE, with water and oe street. ‘Apply te pd Fo Prete _ aa ee, all modern 7 ot porthweet. "Rept a Be bie the ree north. Lod Fo= BENT—An clegant STAND toe a ‘West corne Pe carer of New York avenue aneyeit erent Foe zaer. Three six-room Bovess on T 1 0 Mtb hb | stecl, Agency, 469 Ponnsiivania aves. "Also, Branch of Mme: Were. | orest’s a Bwperium, ScK30-1 T. W. SPICER, Agent. LOST AND FOUND. I osT— are Febrnary 34, a PAOKAGES. A jontaining tickets, marked to P. @. Sw ith, ‘hington, D. ce 5. Please return to rte es of iste street and Pennsylvania enue, (OST SA bie and Uiack wawroossians | eight months old; answers to name of * Baily) “Aue soreen retnrning him, or letting me know where to be fom liberally re= warded, JAMES LACKEY, 494. Massnchuanita avenue. fobs-2" (CAME To THE SUBSORIGER—On Monday, Febraary 24, oue horued GOW, with r. pe round horns, ’ Owner requested to, come! SE io prove pro ees ancl take her. HENBY BACK ERT, corner of sch and {eben sway. I OE back mass MULE. nee 4 gore on back of head. A libe: ward if retarned to BOBT. T OLARKE, oe Connecticut avenue and Boundary. $25 weet, & ia The $a Tostant, oe a th streets, north mining about $145, Mame John Steward on pocket? ‘The finder will receive the above reward by leaving the same at No, 1326 7to street, north- west. feb4-3.* O8T—On Saturday os cepa ‘@ small MA- | EWARD.—Loat, aD ntreet, between 7th. POCKET. BOOK. SONIC BRE stone sot in | gold. The finder wili be «: Dip aenusaek by leay- ing it at Paymaster General's Office. feba-2* yn the Ist February, between the Arling- [fon and s exrects Neveeen'sth and auth otros, a gold enamelled BRACE name (B.D. Stoue) | ide. A liberal rew ill be given if re- turned to S17 7 Vermont avenue, opposite the Ar lington. febz = | | ne upholsterin, will lease for three or ‘more years. nisl | conveniences; rein on Tt! ‘ire « ore eid Redgate NT—Large commun! 0) F vine without Board, at Ne. "Sao I street Bath. second, merthwest. rom, &c., om the nBY Xposure 913 th square of tb ot the crei| A fobs St” | on EB Eos oun oS, Freakii Beo, 3 w Liba@e, 1901 ah rae, epics Me § BROS, | Sth and U streets, ‘Two furnished ROO! ge, sundy, and convenient to le for two members cf Congres the best accommodations let ip the house. Inquire at N northw. Fo. RENT— vet'w nF an¢ G —A FURNISHED ROOM u floor, centrally locaicd—606 WL street noreh ty a) rect F Se i i 4 ni i 2 ik : PROFESSIONAL. (CHASE CRAGIN Te KNEY'AT Law, ie yeS iL Dine, ‘©. sod 6th st bingven, D.C. CK i Ana ere he wi t fellow citizons who may desire his ser . jan6-Im ‘Obrop Bis services. | | | | | VERAL AG “Otter 340 & atreet, near Ci ity 8 fin tices also before the Justices’ Cout inS-tem F ok SALE A desirable BUFINESS aE on str. . Sewer bonds at market value taken ia raymert:’ THOS. BO WAGGAMAN, SNS ert Streit a JOR KENT_FUuNisE G etrect northeast, oer nd smualt farotly whe i board owner a Taquire at mee. No. a bs a Pak aS and other unfurnished Hootuec tery cies crit the times. | Meferences required. sourt « Fo B sireet northwest Fe RENT—Only ed gE je for member of P 5$ per mont = Bished HUUSE; six rooms; gas, wate: large ¥ ir War Department. Fo RENT— Furnished or anfurnished BOO MS suitable for a gentleman and wif or four sing gentlemen; water, gas, Latrob. two blocker frcm the Capitol— street, between New Jersey avenus and 8. itol street southeast. Fo SALE—Several qleeant HOUSES on stree! A fi Gesirubte roperty febs-1m > Kee RENT The ST. ner of 12th and L strest fancy gocds business, Apply 1104 12th street. located in. Bs wa. iil, Inquire at Bhar ol office ‘pressed brick >m gas Wits HOLTZMAN, 101 7 street northwest F JR RENT—A very desirable HOUS: ern conve: Cushing street. corner of F ard 2st streets; ences; lately THOS. Wa 'd; exsctly suited for a small family | 2789 & street, n poly LOR Oongraaa, pApely ad cs feb3: on Grant city, SWBET. S11 7th strent: the northwest coi & fine stand for F. f GIVEN, ob2 St" anare from the Capitol, Oap FURNISHED all mod. cecapied by Hon. Caleb AMAN, 519 F rooms, bathrooms & most central | onary was! OB BENT—Ou F street, a STORE and HOUS! marble mantels, dumb waiter, furnace, Latrobe aud ranse: DOLAN, 1343 F street. Apply te SD. feb2 Im a Fe RBENT—The STORE, with fixtures ae plete, No 77 Bridge street Georgetown, onc stand: a of the beat in — = TPE: many years asa fancy store.’ Apply GIN, Jr ww, Youua’s L Attorney-at-La Louisiana avenue and 6th #t. 16 rooms; gas and wate! 10 rooms; $100 very devirable three- convenience; An fo. 217 Storée—one at s' between loth and ith; the other, Ho. oe in th.’ ‘Brick House, No. 1014 Gch street ~ we. 1K ‘Large double BRIOK. wo B01s i y faralsbed treet north- $150. Two fue per month, situated on F street a3 on ad Pou BENT—A BBIOK HOUSE, No 1232 D street northwest, thirteen rooms, suitable for a bearding-bouse; all modern imprevements. | r street northwest, Eg on first Hoor, Jansi T— One handsomely Tarnished ROOM on sec Oad fluor; two cn third Ape flocr, communicating: all ‘corafortable, aud airy; with or without Board firet-class of Pennsylvania avenue. Table Board; also, Tabie | P11 13th street northwest, half square Jan30 6:* ro? SALE—Sm4l] FARM adjoining the village of Bladensburg, about 25 acres; impreved bys Cottage Dwelling and ont-builoing. The branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad runs through thi place. Also, four Mules, well broke, and three of Pea Fowls, Address HY. L. CARL’ depsburg. For information apply to E. f 636 Louisiana avenue. Witt Fo, RENT—Two hendeom LOBs and OH AMBERS: modern conveniences commodi Lith street. J ted aie ir | ARTISTS. Fresco, Decorative and every description of Orus- mental and Plain Painting. 727 Mb stroct northwest. SPECIMEN ROOM 710 E street northwest jauSly __—s WASHINGTON, D. 0. | i= | S°#CTTES 4 BAKEMAN, | si | | 87 PER 8 SET FoR TEETH: Biter Jaw, Gollege of Dental Se gery. 4 ‘ait Teh athens is petyoen D and 5. Gas | (uae. E. FRASER, ATTORNEY-AT-LA _dec3-$m No. 476 Louisiana avenne. \ W. SCOTT, DENTIST, « No. 938 Penussivanis and lth street, over, Teel | specialty. Terms moderate | JES om a. ‘of Claims and Bi qmener on Chancery. CLEPHANE & BRAIL: ad hi Used in extracting 3 b| Goa we) MEDICAL, &e. D® ROBERTSON: 416 10H Stiger, Near Pa. avexve, long experience in both hospital aud private ractice, will ——- cure all_ Dis gases of the Uripary Organs, Gonorrhaa, Glest philia) and Spermistorrhas. | Gases of | its stages quickly eured, and th: son entirely eradicate ‘d from the system withot use © sty, Spermatorrhea, breug! by | im youth, cau ing loss of memory mt and insanity, general debility, organic weakness, impotency, nervous irritability 3 so, 3 . & & sumption, ‘indi tation of the heart, sine tn back, ain Might or giddiness, evil forebodings. speedily cured by Rewiy discovered r many years at 19 Butaw street, Beikimores Ma. where he has a large practice, has consented, ares many solfcitations by bis Washington patrons, ts to open ® permanent office in that city, where he ma | be consulted every Wedorsday and Saturday in each | week, from 2m. to 9 p.m. <Z-im Dp* MANN, CHIROPODIST, Office: No. 817 Math Street, bericven H and ce instant’ rellef from Goran, Barton, Ghil- ins, Club and Ingrowing Nails. His treatment D»®. JANE WILSUN, a thoroughly experienced and scientific Midwife and Ladies’ Physician. Ladies attended to at their residence at any be bight or day, or pieassut rooms and the tendance at the Doctor's private residence, 913 ith Sirrets, between Savd¥. Business = i =" je ith P “OL. DEB. DARBY” bas better Stain than ever for practicing his great aay. On. ome Charee made for advice and medicine. Store, corner 4% street and Pennsy — (Colonization Butiding .) | Hi: 2. FRENCH OF Faiape PI Ma. the ociebrated Beliable Clairvoy wed Tost Medium, has loodved | svenus. hours—1 to | Renta can be made for evendngs. } Ei itibe Rabe and eee of all ee De- ice snd. medi. pescnt. Acdcean Mrs: Dr THOM PSO, Hirth lith street, Philadelphia jendt 1y jans7-iy* ————— | BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS rae | ae TABLES LOW FOR — ‘Trai 1014 E street. socom door trom an29- FSF 84! SALE—HOOSE No. 913 N street, betwoon northwest, containing seven roome, 1d Jot with ware -closet, bath- bee in every room and all ot 256x125. room, Latro! "bey modern conveniences. For terme i inquire on the pantries: aul 6 Fe BENT—That DOUBLE HOUSE, contain- ig saventecn rooms end every modern im- Provement, situated on 34 strect, near Pennsylva- nia avenue Pponite the Botanical Gardens. The bouse is new, and is proved spoilt upon. — Apply to T. F. BBO epnaylvania ave., between 3d and 4% sts, WwRING, Gr Grover. 3 335 jand Fe: RENT—FURNISHED BOOMS in suites pletely with new and el: Bruseelg carpets, hair mattresses, street north ‘and Pennsylvania avenue, }28-im single, furnished orate furniture, ke at No. 21834 between | Fo chusett: pater between 12th and 13ib. siven tmmediatel; OR SALE—Two firs lass BUILDING -ENT—A very desirable HOUSE. with all the modern fiaprovementa, No. 122% Mass. . Possession OT: fronting the circle on Vermont avenue ana 13th street. One on O street near circle; © and Mth streets. 13th street northwest. one on corner FREDEBICK STU ba! 1323 a Bra sect STORE BOOM Bhepherd & Co 's. BOARDING, OARDING — Gentlemen can bo accommod Sate BOARD and BOO ‘Terms moder furalohed or unfurnioned. © FOR SALE. Ps. NO. 81 ST. JOHN'S OHUROCH (contain- ing four seats) FOB SALE; price, be Io- quire of the Sexton. ba St™ Bia SALE —Near!, ch Bg 2 cara BP par oae Garringe shea Potomac Bailro B ATA SAORIFIOR Allthe ffousehola Furniture, Bedding, and Table Ware, ina pew eight-room house, weat the ost he F street raiiroad. jood servant to be hired, he service. (Furuiture all excelient, hav- ‘afew moi 1 a Fi KING FS. SALE— arrantod g004 wagers and “BI8D Prices low. No-137 South B strest, wn street cars pass ‘the Gtr rao! ated MS at 611 F street. @ SALOON PABLOR, jan 26-6t™ new, jighh cue one or as horse E; i tidulars, address Box 617, Olty Post Olies: tr Foe send, Bock; LIBBABY comsains oe Seen: Some Sones ixtures Book: pith Glass, very’ janal 2w* nd Braver: can be ‘bought “Ho. B31 Ni atrect northinsse OW 18 THIS FOR Low? ES, 10c. a pack. juire. We "A cuimplete copy Best _X. x LOP! t NOT! APER Wo. of Bchoolcraft's s Indians; Fro A PEEBFEOT-FITTING SHIRT LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT BEEN’S, 422 9th Street Northwest. SHIRT PATTEBNS CUTTOORDER. jan?-sm ‘OB THIRTY Days. eer | ee BL AT SIX. cman gs ragett str BBS a EVERY STYLE, Oonwan Sp ann H Ornunrs H.W. Sata Ube: a DARDED, Proprietor, desirable On, palit oon Owned and occupt uel acty, 0, thot B Possensi 00 acres adjoining will be 90 gbeeers. Apply, o ba lots to New York avenue, between Apply to D. R. BELL, at Bled ‘barg road, with over! Sines market gardon:'ecod | KID GLOVES FOR MISSES! arden To screa will be et MOOM corer hd sereet and sate TCH . sti onnsy ly 'e. BEL A.B. Bhephs F streets. Apply to D. B. BE ae xe ant 3 mae pC ncaa, withia 4 miles. of tng chy, suit pai ren din to UGUELY. « ily bee ae wate, Boom or Bs thee perme rent, OFFIORS, aod onrURsisneD hooms singly and in from $3 to $50. 8. PRENTISS, Agent, jo. 5. janlg-tr ‘OB BENT—Seven room HOUSE with modern PARES ry 0O., S11 auzt tw™ ip, ef of location | anil be gold ground; « easy terms. A) onthe premises, corner ‘Harrison and Pinas .» Uniontown, D. 0. jals-Sw nets ing to 3. PR BENT—STORES and OFFICES on an = first. jani3- BEN family of three adult FS =n 14 are vol au two CH. j neatly J3 Im Ee ea quire at Louisiana svenae. nov?-ly F°® BALE A large and handsome DWELLING-HOUSE, feng magne ‘Main house Inree cellar, large beck ! jaan a our Bar etre, bevel ig capaci to any via the world. ‘Becond- iat tables to bevel. meats eas FINE FURNITURE, FRENCH GOODS AND ORNAMENTS, CURTAIN MATERIAL, Erc., 46 NORTH CHARLES SY¥., GALTIMORSE. sled wien Gonired, and the character of al work rors | Eunrantond to give satisfaction, both as to wryle and KID GLOVE DEPOT: KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! 1-BUTTO! 2-BUTTON xt GLOVES! 3-BUTTO.: GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GENUINE ALEXANDER'S! ar CHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPOT, 405 SEVENTH STREET. ORSET conser FACTORY! CORSET FRENCH CORSETS! GERMAN CORSETS! ALL STYLES OF CORSETS! On band and made to order at CHAS. BAUM'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, japti-tr 408 SEVENTH STBSET | experieve | is endorsed by the most respectable persons. Hours | ncres, fnclud | from 6 to 1) ®. m. and 3 to 6 p. m, —— dress | Remedy. 50 cents. an2)-1m gas | BUSINESS Sane RG EBT, 011 Teh at: Tomes, of of qeeterr: ~4—2 @ ireble sectton of the city. They gegen Stock of 9-ctety, At meat *Radrens. wi FRoRMDIkE. Star comes, be CAPITALISTS — 1 ame GAY _k, 7 Sy Lote bs beat eon Tecelv ine 2 T large number of app’ SScnness rest at 10 inen cony Sopdition of the money eearken opinior » from our most promipent capt taltsts wilt Ge furlohed: ke setae sehebener of any investment offered febSiw S11 Ten a, FS Sa) he 2 will be wld AM applied for immediately” bay Trauire at southwest corner of h atroet and York avenne, fobs well tor atnd <4 ‘ample facili ood business, wt further extended. Address, by letter, office SAAES KENNEDY & SON, 720 mn obey TAXES st the | FoR SE reduced prices. 47 t street, Geo town. Db 0. [)a: 51 Be Sk. PRONE MOREY, To Loan. 2 20,000, and b . 708 1 street National Benk of Republic Buiaing Tye SMALL Ti TOF Washi Noro oe ee SALE Grant tain ths subdivision Sf us of the toat desirable sections of land near this cit - | Bining healtk tuiness of location wxcelleat Of soil, eepecially for arapes and ihe Ube purest water, magnilicent views <f thus city oad ng ite attractions wont) five acres of land each; being sold very low to those who will tng them. Will take whele amount in monthly ments, tf desired or one-fe rth ca-b, equal anoual paywente: or @ Yair deduct a of later proportion cash. Tals Soe property raridiy edvancing in value, aud is now the b and safest investment to be found. Abstracts of title furnish: aeons . PB -~ te 615 16th st., over Mat" Mes = ey ‘Bonk CAriton BILL one. xe? WASHINGTON the “RvoN. 8 Int xtreet —— ‘T FUNDS o 8 Konl oe jones most apply in persch. “O-. D. BARBI tT, | SFG wreet. ii __ )802- eer Bovde RR. Ris | ae om Piney 00. jauD-lw* Stock Broke: strest a BABE OGANOE FOR SOME ONE TO EN- gage in the mercantile ty © for merche ntleman familiar with the Woh BOE OLY to Ps or gvods © oF ailent partner, or on comuteston | Would’ like to ead’ proguce cokamn | fluence consignment of country | ence exchanged a | cepted. Address L AND AND STOR } FoR On the Pott of Bocks eight miles fron tor b street turnphe $100 Ais..,thre it iT stations owns 4 with oak and bickory, from 4B te 100 ding stone quarries op Tailrod, Ad- TH Ww! | W beaton Post Office, | jem Montgomery County, Md | " T° TEaVERTORS + LaTOBS, AND THE £0 THOMPSON & ¢ NEERS AND ERORERS, Watt staeet, New York | | , Stocks bonght and sold at ‘closest market quota- | tions, either for cash or for settiement at any ime witha onths, op W per cent margin. thereon at moderate rates up to 10 pe et valne. and an panes oa favorable terms, @100 | per 100 toc ares ot Deposits received subject to sight 4 fixed periods iS: TAXES _TAXES! Pip Bie DaTybremared te par both, SEWEE AND ag tat IMPROVEMENT Ata large, dicount. Bille left with us will be re- Seipted aud ret Ly DoDeR s x “Dabs NEILLE, 1425 Fst. $3,000, #3228, 132° a SEU MONEY ze 45-3 on Board of Public Works tn ua am ounte, SNoUusE « MIDDLETON, Brokers, rceut, perortar® TAX NOTICE. GEORGE peemeee.. ont ood etene Btock Br, 195 - pontte the Post Office, te tax-payers tw outy a tS be elected for a short time jor a bonds are rapidly appreciating, and will oon. orth “g ms for olg Di Cpe rit over loaned on District cn. ities ‘and sold. mbsfers by by Taeeige fo Gon. Be vord, Pay. | Domsmaiest deste eres hi } : ener Conwnl General of Switreriand for Germssn hm saree Savings yan NY OF MY FRIENDS OB AOQUAINTAN- j A'ee Sie hare hot setted their Special Foy criptedy at ingen dingo cae heir bila miptels ote nwo ee. = wana hie Teh at ddenoe, © j Ree bY ~ es CE ae fadle or B.J Bpecial faprovement Zep nares rol Eitiltne ANG! SETTLEY | mana BROKER, 1423 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ngan TEE TREasvRt,