Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1874, Page 2

WASHINGTON CITY; ‘as stated above, is universal, reaching the busi- Rew community, the wealthy, the great indus- | trial forces, the skilled mechanics, the laboring | men, the bankers, the merchants, the house- Keepers, the government employes, the Congress- men—ip short, there is no circle where Tue Stak ts not s regular and welcome guest. The Teult ie thet Tue Stax affords onsurpassed ad- Tantages asa medium of communication between ali classes of the community, 1a the way of the ad- unment of Gomend and supply. The Point Lookout Railroad. To obviate the objections against the route Proposed for this road through Washington, it as now proposed, we hear, to ask Congress for the approval of a route into Georgetown vy ‘way of the valley of Rock creek. This is a deep ravine separating Georgetown from Wash- ington, and will admit of a railroad in its valley | which will be many feet below the highways of | either Washington or Georgetown. The route | pursued by the road would, according to this | Project, be from its intersection with the Balti- | xzore and Ohio railroad at Hyattsville (near Bladensburg) to Piney Branch, and down the | Valley of that stream to Kock creek, down Rock | creek to Water street, Georgetown, and up Water street to the Aqueduct bridge and above. | ‘This would seem, from the hasty glance we ‘have been able to give to the matter, to be a | route not liable to the many objections made against the shore route from the Navy Yard to Georgetown. At the same time the Point Loo! road, with its arrangement with the Balti- more and Obio road, could, we presume, have ita entrance to Washington on the tracks of the A The Annexation Question. nnexation of Georgetown to Washington is no longer an open question; Georgetown is an- nexed te Washington with its present bounda- ies, but the fact is not patent, because the ‘ame of Georgetown is retained; and to retain the shadow while all separate and independent Jocal self-government is goue, while the name of Georgetown 's a mere shell, all oatward show without inward substance, and simply repre- sents a defunct corporation, is a suicidal policy. ‘The name of Georgetown now is anincubus ‘upon her prosperity. Things are altered, and the correspondence in names should exhibit it. ‘The community of interests between Wasbing- ton and Georgetown being now established by positive law, this nominal distinction is clearly an i 'y to both cities; it imports some unde- fined and antagonizing difference in the statas ofeach, when nove really exists. The identity ‘Of the two is not perfected. and this is not an imaginary evil; it actaally distarbs and con- fuses the popular and legislative mind; the dual mame suggests a dual municipality, and tends to practical disadvantages. Explanations of this absurd distinction without a difference, become pecessary to strangers and members of Congress, It being a matter of undeniable pablic utility that the name of Georgetown should be merged im that of Washington, not West Washington, | in order to secure the incidental benefits of the fundamental change in her form of goverhment if it be true, which is doubtfal, that a few in- dividuals may suffer inconvenience, yet private interests must yield to the preponderating ac- commodation and welfare of the public. The | custom-house being self-supporting, will re- main, and Georgetown, with its changed name, Wil! possess all the postal facilities of the capi talof the nation, and of the commercial empo Fiums of the country, with their vast popula- tions. To demand more is scarcely a modest request. The question should not be complica- ted with a proposition to embrace a larger area ‘of territory than that contained within existing | Limits. The nomenclatare of the streets can be easily adjusted. The public good obviously and | urgently dictates the change, and far out- weighs all possible objections. | ——-+ee-—_____ For years past the oystermen on the Potomac have been engaged in fostering a hostile feeling between Maryland and Virginia in reference to the exact boundary line between the two states. Miniature naval engagements have occurred from time to time betwoen the contending powers on the Potomac, boats have been cap- tured, and any number of heads broken. Here- tie the vexed boundary question have been in vain. Commissioners have been appointed on the part of Virginia and Maryland to settle the controversy, but they have failed todo so, and ‘the war goes on as before. The Maryland legis- lature now propose that the two states fix upon @ single arbitrator to decide the questions at is- Sue, suggesting as its first choice Hon. Jere S. Black, of Pennsylvania. Unfortanately, how- ever, for the interests of good feeling, a resolu- tion has been entertained by the lower house of the Virginia legisiatare directing the Attor- | ney General of the state to bring suit before the United States Supreme Court, im order to od- tain a decision which shall have the effect of effectually settling the v>xed question. ———_— -w0e- Mr. Fulton, of the Baltimore American, in a letter from New Orleans, relates several grim Jokes perpetrated by Gen. Batler while he was in possession of New Orleans during the war. He sent out & stonecutter, guarded by a file of soldiers, one day, to the equestrian bronze | statue of Jackson. The man began work, and soon had cut on the base the declaration aided so much to make Jackson famo: union must and shall be preserved.” Mr. Fulton continues. “A states time “ype the same workman, eng fame proached the bronze mon- ‘wment to ry Giayon Ow Oana! street, and soon was ‘out deep and distinct in the granite block, immediately under ‘oe a, the statue, the enon extract the greatest speeches of the Gistinguished Kentucks states- “Uf I could be instrumental im eradicating deep stain— slavery —from the character of our country, I would not exchange the proud satisfac- fiom which I should enjoy for all the. triumphs ever @chieved by the most successful conqueror.” ‘These inscriptions still remain. —-see-—____ ‘There are Boards of Public Works and Boards of Public Works. Alexandria has a “Board” ‘that, according to the burlesque upon it at the Alexandria carnival ye-terday, would about Suit our Washington semnoriaiece, Feserted in the street boulder, would open their eyes and stare drowsily for a mo- ment at the obstruction and then relapse into ——_—__—_-see--__ Capt. Tyson’s ice floe adventure in the Arctic regions is being repeated on a smaller scale in Saginaw Bay, Michigan, where a few days since a field ofice on which were three hundred fHshermen floated off. At last accounts two men dad been drowned and two hundred and fifty bad escaped. Altogether the position of those yet on the ice is an unenviable one bat still not #0 hopeless as seemed that of the Tyson party, ‘who were for months on the ice with the ther. ™ometer a long way down below zero and ‘with scarcely any prospect of relief. |*" pawamas, tofore the efforts of the state authorities to set- | Of anv pattern other th that mt eo Staats for this purpose | All parties to whem. upon ‘application to the Boere. permeiaaion for the er: ion of such fences shall be given, must conform strictly to the instrac- tious Eogineer in charge, to whom thoy will | be referred for plan and description. By onder of the Board. GHAS. 8. JOHNSON. feb2i-5t_(Ohron.&Bep.} MON’S L le REGULAR MERTING oO reg w SOLo- sill b be held at M: EVENING, 23:h soatents attendance is requested. febas n° oH A= ry IN 36) ‘Hos. GacRpand T J. . of Baltimore, wil! address the on WEONBSDAT i tontanty at 7» i Acta z. ere OHN HE a. SORELLE. baa rcises to commence at 7% o'clock. iibgpont | cama times] BO a ASHINGTON, Febraat Pine: building re amended as fi | jatoees tn wb Basin ty —_ called the #0 a8 to incinde the apace | ana me streets and Seventh mort! By order of t ‘21-6t aRD Pustic Works, DistRictor reat it Slows in force 1 ia the District we srhicgt og ts. prow bled. come: ‘asl is. pro! com- fire yGrths city, is hered; Bounded by L aad "ew Jersey a enue he Board. CHAS, 8. JOHNSON, Secretary. ieaiaiaeee MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS8OCIA- TION. ING, Feb-uar; th’s Lifa of ture, by Rev. Dr. A Yor S7vapbai ‘a0on Mass $330 in Lincoln Ball. Theater services ropolitan Theates Bon. M. D. Lrcoert, om ost, with ‘Ba Temperance Meotiog pissin mere, cee Practical srgleerepbing, aah in private lesson! _[febts 6:"} NOTIOS —The annual a ig of the Btock- 4 GAS COAL Setip kee wi ne Sth, 1674, at 12m, for ths purpose of electing, oil: fers for’ the ensuing year sand transaction other dusiness of interest to the com I persons holding stock not in their own name, noe ve the fe office of the Secretary on or before the 2ist ¢ J ow pe Seas Waren time the books closed 1 febi8-rotmars wo : w. ee Sec’ same transferred to them by calling at lay will Ls S SO With tB4t £. ores wine? SAD COMPLETE _—— A FEW HOURS, At Ho. aces SEVENTH crcenr, Nourawsst, where specimens can be seen. Cousaltation free. decld-ly* tener sODA,"" ar MILBUBN'S DEBUG 8TOBR, 1489 Pannstivanta Avanve, aovS-tr Above Wiilart' | ransn’s Rrnag HAIB BESTOE! jer been Known to fail. sip trea 'D restores Gray Hair t> ite wat aralcolor, renders it soft and pl able, prevents the Halr from falliug sut, and reproduces it when trai Tt is the Snest For sale all Druggists. jyi3-ly LES WHEAT oreay, 0 Baies HAOK LED 8: OUM: 200 3%) ticg Trimmings. F: General Can sorely make from $40 to 000% er week Tare chance to make money. EBIVING BY STEAMER FEOM 7 00004 NUTS, AND HAVANA ORANGE! The trade supplied. pels: JOSEPH GRIFFIN fet23-" B.W. Cor of 8th st. and Markst Spy 7 SPRING OPENING | FRENCH PATTER: AND HATS, ITS A ENG.LISa or Ww AND OHIP HATS, BEAUTIFUL FINE FaENCH FLOWEBs, Besices many rich and ILENE, HovEntigs, Both veteereeen, = rs WEDNESDAY, Febvasry ‘23ths ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO, B37 and 239 West Baltiniore strode. Bor 1874. and color, ¥ of oar own importation Md. Bai 7 Patterns sons for a lengetion and sale to com- mence at 9 o'clock ‘Ai Teangements. will be made to ons or crowding. ver- 23-3 ONEY IN THE B. AY Bove o bea mural tee of Honey, which I & face st lowest, | _febai-co .W. BUBOHELL, 1332 F st. se SPRING STYLES FOB i574. a A feral st STINEMETZ'S. 1337 Penn’a avenue. | | | A PPLETON’S may AMERICAN CYCLO | feb21-st | 5 mtr Hams. ured 495 Pennsylvani - now. BU Bedoweun. 1332 6 feb2l-eo6t L 00us IN FRENCH. PROFESSOR L. E. OOLLIERE usyivanis avenue, or at the pupils’ resi BIG rosy ILD RE BATBRIAL ‘eoa oy oi E. "1 Hoke BHU. BS, BAR Pla ies fe ax fob18-27 "i ign oft FF snT QUALITY FAMILY FLOUR: Finest EXTRA FLOUR, $2.35 sack. Best SUGAB-OCURED HAMS, lsc. Choke N. 0. MOLASSES, per gallon. CANNED FRUITS at low prices. 21. Can PRACHES, $2.25 per dozen. STABLER’S FIEB CoRR, @3 por donen. Cc. WitmEa, PINE GxocERigs, PE- 16 volumes, and pine wea volumes in Library binding, ( a ors at 6 ays = ferea at 93 rvolume. One copy onl 1 | 'Foraale by ‘BOBERY BEALL, Booksetl 3 Is prepared to give lessons to Private or General Claeses, as well as to Single Pupils, at his Rooms, ag) GOOBS, Ran, BETAY Ls, te JUST OPENED, 1 Case(10 Piccegeigh Laster. Blacks Silks, 1 Case (10 pieces), pth 8 est Gros Grain, 1 Fh aapsesacs cpaneam, Also sareers, MIL- Brn sath 3 LERPS°ES;, and other celebrated makes, which we are selling at THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. ONE PRIOR ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES. Al a BEN Fine breréoncoper, ot is and Wallets, from 250 = Combes ‘Mand 0 oo outs, joards, with i ammon B: cards, with men, Dice oti ‘ids, tine ity, $1. iofent, sod Work Baskets i 1, S00... sand gee kates large and heavy Jepanned § Walters, 250.4 500, Tiel il and Peari-handle 4 blade Pocket Knives ey mera Onan @ i Dro ings, very fine, $1 Geld’ Fined Bunmelees eons and other. Bleeve | Baa Gold Siude, Peart center, $2 per set, very | me vid Masonic and Odd Follow’s Pins, ingle Btods, ard Jet Neckiaces, Chatalainee, Bracelets and sets, very emcaagerre $1. All of these articles will chal ar admira- | tion, apd to ace them will be to buy then, B. SILVERSERG, | Metropolitan Dollar Store, 312 SEVENTH STREET, feb21-tr NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OMA. to take Bog: young 5 _ Mast Le either 7 bxtwoon ‘the hours of id and eats F ety oro autres i393, a door east 76 Pennsylvania Waites GUUK, at ¢@ a ms Sear aT | Be Two fne BRICKS on a Pravklie pn 612500 and 815,000. y,at Mrs, . ra BRICK, ton cone ane batt, é | ‘OR BALE—A SOW Uae nate in every reepect, on T wasn ANTED—LADIES to OALL at No 469 Poan- | | PON ses pects eas ee A two-story BRICK, with back, building, sen : Sylvania svenne, ona eo erie Dr =; For === a ‘At Sid igh wireet, nie far- vs meer! os. ope tgnare from ith and 9am mekers Fornmia. a rm Ladi |; house new, 2 = - railroad and Obildren’s rice ouly @2.__feb25 St" | modern cunventenes. ne nw ee eee ery DAVis & 00. PIANO: benutifal auuet “A Bich is ith frame back poe W2staD A compet ASSISTANT in an Fo BENtT- bie for | ® 4 Girish; a, ae 5, Bem: i : rooms, south fromt, HM street uorthwest, sear he thecary Sto e. Mas: come well recom housekeep’ perfect orger. ire atthe | Ural price; ten ates ae Address Pharmacist,” City eset | store northwest Pot lith aud N ste. fobs$ 20> a E> rama for sale st Ui Tish st. ms only fo commuani- ANTED—By a mp ge white wa a re . | FoR Roa airing HOSES acd SITUATION es Ovok, or do light work in. | ated Asp onthe gee ee igen | Rag eT 78 ito: safe a amily: best of city references can be given. Aad- | corner Lane 10th streets north< cst fobS3-3t* | Gren'1dY3 btn erent morte sree HOR BENT—Two + three unfurnished BOOMS, Bvauire over Toph — Two oi r 4 oy WASTED Three onfurmioned “Boosts to: | | guitadle for Nousckeeping: one of the rooms 200 City Post Ofer Sas a" Aivooa PORCH AS a furnish: lesired: gas a1 water on the same for a good att of ure on easy terms, feb33-31" floor; at 23 B street, third door cont of How Ze ccoey avenbe northwest FORREST Will be for rent on a on one nearly new three story BRICK HOU: ated on 5th street, near P porth ble-top Black W. Address : C., Btar offic: rvery description. Lin's co) ~ second floor,or DUNO. wate: cumstance to TARR ‘THEM TO "parses — 2 their dress H be Water and gas. Inquire at No. t, Hol Boge etre Wo" OCF raR, Warvlnctn, | SiersSicetey. m "Fab BhosvRR” B55" | (P'"G_O0A ue aye Ae k 5 [POR EAST That meet d-sirabic STORE SIS F | ono Farm W ARID SITUATION, 3 Tourn the Dey street northwest, three doors from the corner of Goods, Hardware, Book, 01 Oe street, opporice thet Patent Office; — witoated snr respectable trades by 8 sou, {atoll goat, welt aay Pa Me, Book sant Periodical, rT BTY- ua ated young man, 16 years of age. | Furnishing. ete % erences given for henesty, and ceac - he store, Wi ~~ cae: rom A hor L. , 984 18th street, bet. an person feb23-3:* waiviaion, of | TH FINE LARGE CA bought PE idren’ Nove Ax BoRsE astiin RENESS. C4riroL HILL AND BAST WaSH.- INGTON TAXES. ALL BILLS FOR SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXES WILL BE PAID AT AS LABGE 4A DISCOUNT ss can be secured in the city, without the trouble of calling on the collector, by applieation to HESTER & RYON, febis 110 First Street Southeast. tor $400 cash. Apply at KEYES & 0U.’S bi 00d recomme! % siping from one to twenty-five acres of land bring good recom dations. = Pit ett siiioens Stables, lth street, below Peausyivenie ar twenty-five rs WANTED. GIBL about is = with back building, afine K HOUSE Wiietes ces at Sate Mi: | $7 rooms weodiee cohteeeees aie ne FY Cs ab 7 ow ore aires ng to do general housewor! LOT on lith street k a between F and G, on the Island, | Bee pew im W and Boundary, lot ‘ing, aud in now the best mo WAGGAMAN, 5197thet. | F°OR GALE—Five PANARY aod MOCKING . | ESE, oe ye, se Caden. Prices low. me e137 Goce Bare GB j STE, ted. No. 523 13th atr-et nort ae Orense care pase the 42or gonrz. | ‘Si-te_613 1sthet., over Mat" Metropolitan Beaux. = 0 INVENTORS SPEOULATORS, AND he ie location perl ete tact mento PERSONAL. T te ANTED. WORKING CLA88 of atte —Bivoty OR TAGa Severn HOUSE centrally Teca- , carnig OHaRs. bas lef bis bome on the W Speer Ngee rere an name; eronteat | WCE, Wakging in price trom us BP. arer Any information regent: Also. Homes ad bots ie atl sections | ‘od sold at ‘closest market quote- aa! fered ing bem will soy Eraity received by his cash yon A any me M/MITOHAM, Fetter ine. Pufladsiphia, Bona: tule cheap and on longtime. THEO. F. 0" Hare, Mth street, between Hand I, No. | ercaat ora ~ syivanie. on . cor. F and Ith streets northwest. V | within 3 tonthe, on 10 per cent. tan | Domus t reon st moderaie rates up to 20 per cent, ANTED—A pempeneete party wish TO BENT three | anfarni Booms, within three ares of 1h and @ streets. Bost of reference thereon ‘A FRAME HOUSES, six rooms of market value. fruit trees; one acre of land. ou 7ih ATION WANTED of the N “dilea st residence to rent the ‘Will please Ronee ‘ashing'oa CLOSING WINTER STOCK. IF YOU WAN BaAaARGatInes NOW IS YOUR TIME. CLOSING Overcoats ouT CLOSING Basiness buits out O8ING Cape Overcoats our CLOBING Dress Suits out | CLOSING Box Coats out | CLOSING Youth’s Suits ovr | CLOSING Diagonal Coats our CLOSING Boys’ Suits ouT CLOSING Cassimere Pants our | CLOSING Office Buite our CLOSING Sack Suite OUT | CLOSING Children’s Overeoats CLOSING Walking Suits iN CLOSING OUTTHE WINTER'S ENOR- MOUS STOCK I HAVE TO DO 1T AT RATES WHICH ARE A GREATER ADVANTAGE TO THE PUBLIC THAN TO MYSELF, BU1I HAVE 50 MUCH ON HAND THATIL MUST SELL IT; HO MATTER HOW LOW THS PRICES Go. A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIBR, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, een 10th and Ith streets. FURNITURE, _jap29-te PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, AND CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, &e, L. MARCOTTE & cCo., UNION SQUARE, (29 East 17th St.,) NEW YORK CITY. jap%6-6m KID GLOVE DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVE3 FOR MISSES! EBUETON Bt GLOVES! 3-BUTT GENUINE JOUVIN'’S! GENUINE ALEXANDER’S! ar CHAS. BAUMS KID GLOVE DEPor, 405 SEVENTH GTREBT. #treet road, one mite from ‘city limi * termione of Glass Works, call at my hovee, | Pet 100 shares of veh and r.gutred. Address B. A., Post Office ; pete Pde ponte re ieeelved subject to sight drafts, or for Beet 2g fbavsin | Street, railroad. Inquire of BENJ." SUMMY. Ne an asthe Glass ene ke foc rene. fixed peri W4XT£D—TO BENT—A beaatifal parior aud )OR KENT—A Rare Ubaoce—HOOSE for rent <aHE FLOBe! 5, te Coletrated Claircoy- | [MPORTANT TAX NOTIO ‘hamber on second floor, with bath rooms on pint ‘eirel aalled past. prevent ‘S| wame floor, 721 sch street; rent to be determiged Pista Fare for ule: the’ Facaeare eu ‘4 Me pee i is uneq — Wythe ‘céeupant, near Weick rew. The house contain ‘come, all oscu- | end future of your life, fr caaeiog speedy mat Bry loested on line nie ao pac gee aiadtes | anton tne rparene topo, waa foeting st proereree phan poy = use. arties joare e yoni F, "7 * 7 iE as — tent Oo. ‘STORES. 14: at. TebaE Se her adv ice is invaluable, She gives universal REAL ESTATE AND S1OCK BKOK &R, 70x BNI“ SfORs ara BRUCK HOU sfaction; nome ever rogret coneulting ber. Bat- AT His NEW OFFiCR, 2GENTSIN BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON | [°O5,E*5t_—A Vsti gy S13 ctr cerect sorthweee BUlbaee” | Ne. 685 Geventh street, opposite the FoR aod Provision Btore: T¥ al inden rr BSOLUTE DIVOROKS OBTAINED FO Patent Office, ni ot serects D. APPLETON & 00.8 PUBLICATIONS. Sorthwest, anoaite ooracs seth A COnETE of en ate desertion, &o, | Is eaving tax-payers twenty to thirty por cont. on PIOTUBESQUE AMERIOA Corner Hath and h sects northwest fried, Radvo ire. MOUSRCTAiseaar Toe | “iS teting con only be ePened tora eaen ANNUAL OFCLGHaBIA FOB 1872. Precis per =. Fravhilo 8 ranegen at ractise B N : deel as bonds are rapidly appreciai! and wil soon. COOPES’S NOVELS sniaccessit fe location; anda STOR and DWEL- RHORRUTAR SSRs | EAGER aeatsaesment: | LADIES GOODS, Be a cia SUBURBAN HOME-GHOUNDS. — ae B®2EIN ZEPHYRS AND WORSTED GOODS, | _Orders executed ai the Stock Rxchange. jaul? 3m sipigisiootplecgrip dengan ions PEE yaket will be Pett tor Done sealer wan aan OURS & MIDDLETON, Aked man can have the sole control of any one | seiner with tenaut house wad’ seabling: for Bh ASD ALL MATERIAL Pox ExBrorpenixe. | N ond fore Becton, ee ee ee wptaren, | eottanie ohana aie bet cAMFRO PLT are | pihiy sa Boog feist" __¥8 P.O. arene, Balti Fey Ma. | Siunyinre, Meroe, wih the, grounds Arvund i ite) . Patent Othoe. BOUCHE anh 801 , ws ANTED—A +mail FURNISHED ROOM, suic- | °*ce, or Summer Boarding-touse, Apply at 906 Fo Branch Store. jaud-Sm 4 BERG: i * Medes en ge aud + treet adie: | \On BALECA TeOWiny BRICK HOC as octal fs ies, ae 1" ene! avenue ress, AL two-stor Ci bo % = city Apply at street, or at the B okstore, ENN. AVEN! stairs), be Te | pri aie SETTLED AT LOW Was? KATES, chy end wants assistance, for which @ liberal per centage will be allowed. Inquire between mand 3and 4p. m.,at BOO! A large and elegant Assortment a IM PORTED BONNETS and ve, KENT—The handsome KESIDENOS, Bo. 816 F street; fine la oms and exten: ‘tient t IME BOUND % rai Borah. corms tar oftice building tee constantly on band. a Want Oh REN1—Th- FARM of Orders for DRESSES, &., filled by Miss GED- VN OUNTY LAND WARKANTS. Gamfoting of fifty tee acres BEY. of Now York city. noves-tr STOCK BROKER, 8 BECK & JOBNSTON, dueling of seven roowens . Cow-honse, |- 2. YOUNG'S dec$-Sm' 934 F fed table; well of good wi location one mile from BREW of ORK BAZAAR. 1493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, We ANTED—AN those ue theli Ge recfown,op the Teoualirtown vond: F anbtonabl year. Apply to J. OLOKEY, 7LNCY GOODS, SUSIEE} val Fe rar the bast aa Foxe Bo streets northwest, Washingt on. iG ‘corn FB an cy er Buck rex TReasver, ¢ ~~) to tw - yan opectel vestments, tn all RINO o UNE sot, “OB BALE-A three-story BRIOK zon SBand | 4: towest mark: con to all ing makes large Thermometers of ait Winds eat Pee, nis scone. eee sia joors | _ovd-tr “461 SEVENTH STRERT, WU: muss Hear ner imnpeoveanent tay whether Fee Fa ANTI anew ees TO! Also, a BU LOT, fronting 1k St guevtinth part A ‘A descr) WwW TG RUS tte Sraees st’, between N street and Rhede Island aveuas of font withost the ception ot othe feng; the most ttle tn i” Aecact . JOuN Keer for Bil r cat fot " eile feb3o- = (Bop) . ov [SOR —One handsome | BESI- EF 'Giniees on Kstrest hortnet en ae esti the modern improvements, and five minutos walk to — cars, Apply to P. A. SYBEE, Ze: Ell 7th LE—Sab = 12, inequare 26, Bi ite 0 feet feet 4 inches on ats 8 street, with = depth of 100 ost—A young foundiland Dog. back, aie breast, hair inclined to arly {LOT 5, block — ne borin dog subdivision, toH.N. BARLOW, 1223 Peau: ane on F cineroy strect, i i of GROUND and LOTSim 1 aiade avenue. = feb2e- ‘corner of $d.and A ati recta ‘northeast, con. y ‘716 15th street. LOTS st Mount Pleasant. ls-ly OK HOUSES on Q street, ening. south side of | ees between 6th D.&. Ww. r. CARTER. PROFESSIONAL. STA Buss front ‘and Sow0TTEs e EAKaMan, rked Rufae the ADDIS GAUL ARTISTS. Lestes hua ‘Be ruxpeaio i HINOELBY, 528 1 or to the own- Fresco, Decorative and every er by mail, aud Aimer: Ubera ‘rewerd. mental and Plain Loto: Sunday meorsing. Piimdaa” of Om ‘787 Kb street northwest, feb24-21" the “Ascension Church, a jet snd *BEAURL iT with SPECIMEN BOOM 710 E «treet northwest. cbain attached, “A suttab need Feward will be patd for jendly WASHINGTON, D. 6. its retare te this ¢ilice 23-80 RICK Hi reom 88 joaet, Xo. Inquire at Victor” Beat ice, 469 big ~~ — yy avenue. febdl4-im Fe aEST Te ie Pages ond Daxome BRET No, 403 Kt Torre =e water © I oro Bundey, the justat, oa 4 avidenge and Pr rs os] vm Cay for Traits ir of GO) lel LES ot Hil a pat of GOL POOKETE 00K, Pies kare eid betwen D end &. yeast ip extracting g 10 bills and about nown as “Stick ” between. S Til raarects eure teal, By | ginning Sener orice cit bean ton and Mexaudria, Va Marylaue sid. BDBAy Gonorrhea Cur ©. FRASER, warded by returning the same to, Providence oa: | OB the premises. foblé-20~ tod Shermatiricre e- , Cones ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, pital or cee TD et eaneee ae 5 Fos SALE OR BENT Vo to Sage Se rea Bsr cont opm ros qui zAred, and the pol | _decd-tm No. 476 Louisiana avenue. = ; r d maneard root wi stages quickly < hot the $31 ) linet.» abot 7 af, sbetwaea the Gat on entirely eradicated from ue system, w= wu ine | OW; SEaTr, rane Se, tel, Geo ington, Penney PoguBSROGR, cotaiity iat Ga teang soi iernetgcimiecey aethicesastige emery | ad in ang, overeat. ea wei Fifteen 4 dollars ead chec for $12, impobaney, eo ous irritebility, wink Bits, JOHN LE NOU Wo. 168'Doall te inquire of BOBBET H RYAN, No. ie dail Darpitals INES: town, D. O. fevas-3e ioe New Jersey avente south, directly “ppo- oes ks gimmees ot Sekt bare D8T—On Tuesday BRaog- | “°- ae ‘TET marked toride Minile oboe: FOR SADE Of RENT—K emoll Tani ward will be given if pion to 143 3 5. rest one mile from Boldiane’ @ BRAILZY, northwest ue me.t'a, DAVi8'® BON, O15 Teh street, Opve- anen PEAR ne ~ Law Rebertere. aaa 4 Bo. 110 © street, berween $1 REWARD og SETTED DOG vtas ; x FOE S858 Lot on north rile PE Battoct, bet. facing Indians evenue. ae” he other bat grown be oth 1th and 15th streets, 30 feet 4 inches front by poe: werd willbe | will take Ruaieors Ocrinestest tool for oe Pavlie sbove're ¥ os $250,000 fer $50" hi i ahy informa- 70. the dollar. MOULTON & , om Tomaso fa theif recovery. Inquirea: | JUUNCOM, 698 F atreet” febli-2w Biar office. febht'3. —Comfortable two-story Lot a So et Beare, oy i Dat ¢ HOUSE Mo. 134 Bas ack Asi4, payable thirty days? ate date Deraous are Dg. — a FOURTH GRAND CONCERT! ceulion egal receiving an ‘nove I met book ceatel ac. Bald (OB BENT Commetions STORE ae pa none anatereral pepe af me Tate bat to'the | Fy oer kad Bares eater vou vax sustett or ran A suitable reward will be’ paid to an turn them tothe cts or tM HAR 97th street vorthwest. fob2t St PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, BOARDING. On MARCH 31st, Next. FO, BEBT—Bertrable ROOMS, with or without BOABD, at No, 1834 I stroet, Square, Tse SMALL ki sized one, sai BOs man ard house, with one pr a oy ns —s e D BOARD OAN BE pan Ti A PelvaTe gentioman and samt for = wife or for two or —- ingle gentiemen, ‘at 1114 6th otroct north. Bi Perec & Basta AND Bo. $60,000 Tickets; $12,000 Gifts! 626 Lovisiana AVENSS,) 1 the only Bouse in the otty that annie © apestatty, GUNS, FISHING AND sronTine sate 8 SIGH OF BiG GUN. OYsTEEs in BYEEY STYLE, Conxun Sp ann B SrReBte aw. soreban “Sho. 8, BARBED. Provrietcr, perestiease ie. eo aon eee pe ze jauus = Wavce, Seek ent