Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1874, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSBY 8S. NOYES...,...Editor. Largest Cireulation in the Distriet Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY. March 12, 1874. Not Much of « Tidal Wave. ‘The “liberal” papers of course, and occa- sionally « faint-hearted republican paper, as the Boston Advertiser yesterday, are disposed to look upon the New Hampshire election as a matter of dire omen to the republican party. Really the only wonder is it the Tepublicans have not bad fewer reverses in the series of otf years usually 60 disastrous to the party In power. As regards the New Hampshire election, the amount of comfort to be derived from it by those who hope to occupy the shoes of the re- publican party may be estimated by the net Proceeds of the like democratic success in that state in the spring election of 1371. Then as ow the democrats balanced the republicans in the senat®, while in the house they had a ma- jority of one. At the same time they elected Weston governor by 30% majority. This victory was heralded as the visibie sign of that “tidat wave” which was to sweep out the administra- tion and the republican party. Then as now, & few republican papers were disposed to be despondent, while the “liberal” papers tang out their banners with the boastfulness of sured victory. But the next year the New Hampshire republicans elected their governor by 1,49 majority, and when the Presideatial contest came on gave Grant 5.445 majorit that the republican party is in its decadence, but it will require something more than the New Hampshire election to establish he fact Amidst the conflicting estimates brought out by the death of Mr. Sumner, as to his proper rapk as a statestian, and concerning the grade Of bis abilities beyond bis fine scholarship, there is one general point of agreement, and that is as tothe surpassing nobility and purity of his life. He was an egotist, as all had.occasion to Sppreciate who came in contact with him, but this quality of pride and self-appreciation doubtless had much to do with his digultied avoidance of the muck of party politics. He beid himself above all the manipulations of the aucus-room or the polling-booth, and it is told of bim tnat when some years ago the contest for the Senatorship was particularly close, it was only after the most strenuous efforts that he could be induced to take any part in bis own behalf, and then only to the extent of making a speech at the State convention. It is to the credit of the state of Massachusetts that amid ail the keen contests for Mr. Sam- ner’s seat, and despite his utter want of all the arts of the politician, she has kept bim at Wash- ington as her national representative tor twenty- three years, and would doubtless have continued bim bere as long as he was capable of occupying bis pest, bad his life continued. And it will be @ matter of satisfaction to the Massachusetts People that the slight ripple in the current of utual regard between them and him, occa- sioned by bis vote upon the rebel battle- flags, ‘was effaced before his death, by the recall of the rerolution of censure by the Massachusetts legislature for that vote. The old Bay Statecan Dow receive the ashes of her illustriousson with- out any feeling of contrition mingled with her grief. Mr. Halstead, editor of the Cincinnati Com. mercial, is widely known in the west as the “Great American Card Writer,” and he now bids far to acquire that title in the east. His latest effort in that line isa card nearly a col- umn long, published as an advertisement in the Ch of this city, and TagSrar this evening, in reply to an allegation by another paper (the Republican) that he had been “‘brand- €a as a bribe-taker by the Legisiature of Ohi Mr. Halstead denies the charge, as a matter of course, and, we doubt not, with truth. Bat what he does not deny is the fact that he a- mitted under oath before a committee of the Ohio Legislature that it was bis habit as an ed itor to charge fraud, corruption and bribery upon public men without any evidence to sus- tain his charges, and upon no other authority than the vaguest of rumors. That confession in- jured the Commercial and its editor far more than any charge of taking bribes possibly could. Im this same card, for instance, in which ne shows such sensitiveness in regard to what he alleges to be unjust charges against himeelf, he Proceeds to throw out a number of palpably unjust and unfounded charges inst our Dis- triet government. We have had the opportunity this season of hearing many ct the best lecturers of Europe, ‘as well as of the United States; now we advise all who can to visit Lincoln Hall to-night, and see what the Red men on the confines of civili- zation can present iff tbe way of oratory. If we are not much mistaken, the Indian Nation, as Tepresented by Col. Boudinot, (son of the late Cherokee chief of that name,) will not be found far bebind the most favored nations in this re- spect. Col. Boudinot is a natural orator, has a fine presence, and the advantages of scholarship, and the opportunities tor close observation of the roatters treated of in bis lecture. Petersbarg being the only Vv irginia ¢ city with & republican municipal administration, the democratic state legislature took it upon itself to adopt @ charter for that community virtu- ally depriving it of self-government. By a tele- gram in to-day’s Stag it will be seen that Governor Kemper has wisely vetoed this anti- democratic as well as anti-republican measure, which might, if carried out, bave recoiled at some time upon the heads of its originators. Ruskin, the great English art critic, recently tried his hand at painting a picture, and when he sent it to the gallery for exhibition it receited the same mark of distinction that was once con- ferred upon one from the hand of his great exemplar, Turner. It was hang by the hanging committee upside down, ana it was some time | before the mistake was discovered, and then, We believe, only by the artist himeeit. Representative Cox's 's bit constituting an art council, mentioned in Monday's Stag, is likely to encounter very serious opposition, on the ground that all the artists named live in New York, and that it is therefore unjust to artists in other cities. Copgress some years ago got up & ponderous commission of leading artists to decide upon art matters at the capital, but it proved a notable Considerable feeling is naturally expressed by the employésof the Washington navy yard that they are compelled to lose thei time on | Bational holidays, or when the yard is closed by the order of the Department, when in all the other departments of the government the em- | Ployes, whetber per diem or otherwise, get their | pay. There does seem to be a spice of injustice or inequality in the matter. eee aeecsoeseien ‘The literal meaning of angina pectoris, the | disease from which Mr. Sumner died, is pain in | the chest or breast. A physician said to-day that the name was hardly accurate enough and should be angina cardes or pain in the heart, since the paln originated in that organ. rarest eet Erre , BREU co mpeg y Ameo. ciation will be Clarke’ Pry Sena L ve sPiisiraniae-s BING.ai 7x o'clock 0 ‘OPENING answer uest of a q wen, Colonel fy C. Becoinor, eQhesrio ce re LINOOLS ea Ue wae BIGHT, the or te aia 45D wat w artes BING itorial art as a bribe isker by Ttiom does not ceutain a word of Ruth, but it scome to be Frauired that menticn the fact that thi+ of thoee who have bee: cusa'ion tha’ 10 expose y re of Uhio, ead in for the sappreasion }, when of lotteries —w bich was torney | General—was cherged that the use of wat th: 4 lorteey cesters ‘bad ‘the House te ds- feat a similar but lees severe bil the lortery legialation was pood r prondcred on tareesigaiion, {was suinmcued es js iamruc ed by mi; reveal incidrats of which I had thet were convircing of the exist= it woud bs mecersary to sud as 1 if been ip fonmed, enee of a corropt iufinenc charge that the cour-e of leg fv oney, Ideclined to. ety cations ne tion had b not te fi.d ont anvtbiag. £0 Brepare an -xcay~ f Dreak, if possible, the for mrt of the dollar mark to the Seaate he corrnptiontets in ths m gh A Ae Legislature ao far a done by aseailing their accuser siation waa in an incomplece state, the Bee of money had been confined, I have reason to | believe—with the exception of & “retainer” to @ | sivale Senator— mating: nt f ani th's con- Gition enabled thee sngaged in swearing out. t0 get along with los perjury them usual in like The: fort was made in the con examivation, in whi Pate, to obi ny Diished charges of corrap'ion witbont testin uy tically atedly dectined to make the sdinission potntecly deciared that I hat evidea {bat was entirely satisfactory t» m-, and decide ily told the commitice that the history of lexisiation on dered proved the presouce of m. The fact of m‘erocery’ at showa ip i bby swarmed with lottery hose occapation had been vestigation, and whose ac- could have but ove expianation. Testimony tivity was teken that an attempt bad been made > infla- ence the report cf the Htenate Judiciary Commiitee, and the name of a witness who positively knew that ¥ was cmployed, was given. Th= circum- ces made the fact clear that this witness had js knowledge, and ot The ag mst im, examined, t and his evidence wi a0 that the fore taken outof it. Then an effort was mace to procare a distorted report of the evidence. ‘The chairman of the Committee of Investigation jae ange a a report oe es con ons iTpose, and that ing refused, he, with o feted fa falsi ication, attompiad bo discredit the ‘ficial reporter because he furnished me @ copy of yon testimony. ‘he com mittee haste: - to Presumed to instruct me the dutice as a public journalists th eres the savcetins je t\ey had with great painstak said 1 bed cont that which i head moet Aistinctlys Positively and veremeney denied, when th-y were auestioning me. Thus they veut tare to aid to the «flence of ‘otudionsty: = jlecting their duties, the trickery of deeperste a Fascally little bag deni and the sbame of absolute falsshood Tasy placed no “brand” upon me. ‘The hot it touched ths them. The extent o res -ut, 6 & report, and riorm: ihe fattare' that e cause of grief at my hands have been in the babit of reciting a perverted version of this transaction, takicg care to state that the report of the committee was unanimous. The fact prov. only that the committes had beon artfully consti- tuted to do a dirty work. If T bad «f either of the political organizati my partisans would, of course, have prevented Ruanimity ageinst m- but as Twas knowa to be dependent of parties, and t» hold their disci pline cirines alike in’ contempt, it was my happi- o. to Dave po friends o. the committee. Rae hereof who ware not dishonest yiclded, pirited cmplacency, to the malig: ante, who were in the mavority and pleat for ac- gniecence in the name of the Senate, waich, as Tr Evarts would say, was like Congress in the Credit Mobilier investigation, “agitated eith its own reputation,” and foundly anxious to divert ati ution from itveif. The distorbance of this investigation psrformed the geod « Mice of arousing such a degree of public feeling t ittery Bill became a iaw, and the | who were making the fight for the lottery dealere. loxt thei ent fees; 80 the strength that they spent w I have nothing tin my part of the tra action, and feel amply compen: for tue abuse 4, by the knowledge that T have doue some- Protect the jan. rant, the weak and 10. K, the victime f the baleful telly of lottery gan bling: frcm the rapacious Tavone whe were bribing the law makers that they might swindle the poor. The enmity of the Washington Ring co compliment that T estimate very highly. 1 it to the partiality ard favors of tho<s who el end Letra apne With ill-getten gain: houor baacly best . Lam not latin familiar with the acts cy ‘the Washinaton Ring. bat it obvious to all fair observation that while, the or of the District becomes wealthy, and en- he Preside.t and others in authority with ificence that recalls Baron H suss- at the Hotel de Ville, tho people J with indebte: noss: and that aa Sppeal in wade for ‘relief from the National Treas eos nmetancet en u attention cf country becan ¢ it involves the interest of all UC zeae. In Wachiogtor cley nate New fork © bed improvements are the excuse foc the pi g-'» ontertris:s in which public officers ai riehed while thetr bis pow p,the a A marspedcand profced by the Sy he National Capital | 1nciNNati, March 10, 1874. — po Committes "Senstor Morris aay of Investigation (#0 on, by Gordon, a corres Colonel J.P. J: dealer said bi to procure an un! Lottery bill. ad been oe tt 7 Randret, dstiace on the Little ral ‘persona Note Present (when Gordon made t manica- Gon.) Mr. Fallie; perhaps ‘others. @ordon called saids!-T think iar, Mortis’ siatenont ei mixed, about money Being used onthe Ju diciary Committee. Colonel Joyee told me he had heard Bill S matt that he would pay sixty Joyce was himself interested in lottertes inside of the Operation to influence the He was net Perause the guilty parties who controlled the 4 investigation believed that he had the Kmeiriedgethat would clinch the circus mca ert dence, and that he would mot perjure hamsef {hulecion to call Joyee, taken by itaslf, fixes the me that the investigation lacked integrity. SOCHBNOK 8 MANDBAKE PILLS.—Those pills are composed excl ingredients, ard aithough they entirel the ose cf mercury, de not effects. The act directly upon the li Jaluable remedy in all casce of Aerangement resalt- ing from @ disordered state of that organ, Liver Gemptnint, Bil lors, Indigestion, Bick jache, Typhoid Wevsre. &¢.. &c all succtimb the frer use of Bener cl by all Druggiste and De Cer" tor sons, MILBUBE’S DRUG STORB, 1499 Pannevivania Avanen, Above Witlart’s nov8-tr EARLY SPRLYG Ww WEAR. JUST OPENED. JUST OPENEv. JUST OPENED. FOR EARLY SPRING FOR EARLY SPRIN¢ FOR EARLY SPRING. NESS SUITS, NESS SUITS, :18B35 8UIT3, AT USUAL LOW PRIOKS. AT USMAL LOW PRIOR! AT Ust'Au LOW PHIOES, A. STRATSS, A. STRAU as, A. STRAU Third Door East of 1ith Straat bird Door East of ith Stree marl? Third Door East of 1ith Street. UILDEKS bEpor, The OLD STAND. No. 203 7th strest northwest, gUrgute Ocnter Market, will be opened on April Ast, 1874. with ive BUILDING SrRIALS OF ALL KINDS, consiatin OOB ani WINDOW ERAMES. in of | Pocus dasums, BLIBDS, BRAOK- € my o'd patrons and all A engl th geely and respectfally re of the patro PERRY COLMAR. With BARBEK & HENUEKSO! ‘factory at money: Es a Wholesale Warehou- . 309 road street, Philadelphia. mart im SSCRETARY WELLES’ BOOKS. BELATIVE VIBWS OF MR. LINOOLN AND MB. SEWARD DUSING THE LINOOLN AD- MINISTRATION. Juat received, and fer sale by marl? 3t 459 Peau trans eee GRAND OPENING oF New Spring Dry Goods and Carpeting. BUBDBETTE is now moring into hii Sioergdron Front Bulialng, Box. a Teh and will open on’ Thursday. and Saturday of this week a tremendous stock. of SPRING GOODS emiracing all ths now styloe and re of this season’: Si importation. A great variety ANOY DEES ODS. “s00 Pieces of WHITE Double and "priday aops. such as Freach, Swiss Mutt Muslin, Victoria Lawns, Plaid and Stripe Nainsoox, ed Cambrics and Piques. LACK GOODS. Our Black @oods stock will probably be equal to Spy ever exhibited in America, embracing Black Eilks from 50 cents per yard upto $3; Alpacas, Beil, masceens and if, from 35 cents per yard up to a Lupin it Tainese Cloth, Bombazines and Pe- Isines. (9,000) Hine thoneand yards of the best SPRING LIOUKS will be sold at ten cents por Gy 000) Taree thousand yards of beautiful PER- LS, 25 cents. OARPETING. (100) One bundred rolls of excellent Carpstine, the cheapcat that has been sold for years—Brussels, Three-ply, Lagrats, and Venitian, ranging in price frm 25 per yard up to fine Goods. WwW. W. BL RDETTE & co., Nos. 925 711i STREET ANY 706 K srEEE WEAT ™ D 25 cents T5s0 F, sire t8 do Tan (white or colored) to References-required." It TED—By a widii=-aged ‘Ameriean Woman * van steatian ae Ot COOK and seeist in geae-al artis ie’ war ‘ft a Physician's servant = Bor twcive on sixteon roars of age toch i wae? ie mtrcety comer = A ari? Se? NTED— GROOEBY STORE; must of the ousiness. Best «f Tefercnees reqatred dress, giving references Box 49: M To rent by ie BS PARE Ora HOUSE, Unfurnished 0d nowledge A ag EDA white WOMa«N, to cook, Wa Pe ry | WAETED-« 0) TED—At the City esndry oz zh at | 0 first-class IRUNBEB, one ox Ladies? | este and one on Shirts. marll 6t* | WANTED—« nice GIRL. oF ayy an sie + wel om. i iy strest borthweat, -ommene Pimarii-2." yV ANTED—A Lay, writing @ good ba-inees bard, desires COPYING, or would write in a Lawyer's -ffice, Address B. a. H., Star offi marli-ét a W ANT front PARLO oor, in a fashions Mie eat ty. alfrent Parlor” ‘might’ suit. ‘Addre: city post « ffice, \WWANtEp— t GIRLS to learn Drowninting: to Madam MERRIU! enced DBESSMAKERS BooK KEE! who can loan his emplo 32 per cent interest, with 5 Also, Mth etre two or marll-3t* eral sal diress “B Ster office. marll V y aBTED— -By « reepanibis Tenant a «mall suitsble for business, b-tween Lith and 37th and # and A ateesia warts st, by the let cr iSch April, Address M.O., Star office, for three day marli-3." V PART EDS SEWER BONDS at 75 conte a 2) feet 4 inches by 10) fect, on 8 st. between Reh ant 15:8; price 60 couts per foot. In- nire st 628 F street northwest. MUULION & JOBNSON art Gt” WASTED-A Fourfod OYLINDER DESK. 2d street scurheast, with combination lock, Address W.D. B., 308 marlo'3e" WARTED— 200 Wvu0D-CHUPPEBS, = Moir- kirk Furnace, on Wash. branch Bat B_ Price paid, fifty cents per cord. Bt J) ANTED—A PARTNER with sua a invest in an enterprising business; no opposition in this city. Address Z, ¥.X , Star‘office. marl0-3t* V TANTED—A ey gee S petent to cut a cowins, Call with aroeee 1901 F si between 9 and 10 o'clock inthe morning, mario 3° Ws NTED—To geet peg ee room DW ELLING, between Hand P and borthwest Address W. B. 1127 7th Bat Towest cash price and fuil particu'are, wd TED—B ® Fespectable white woman, @ V RITDATION as Artciaen’ cook or Hestciass laundry hand. Apply No. 2321 L street north apply for three é: aw 3 yne who is com- WASTED-The Li SOREY has just received the — latest binge ae PATTERNS for dressmaking, Suits | d fit to order; also patterns cnt ty order, | 3110 G street northwest, beetween 1ith and 1200, mari | | ANTED—Immodiatety — Families or persons in | WANSE Er atarclue ERV ANTS of every de- | scription, mal female, to call and get supplied stonce. ‘Servants also can get good homes and best | efimages by apriting at the Rurek 3 t0 OUISEC. BUT. Branch Office, 1027 Irth street, streets, es and do plain | eet. | to $6 me | | OB RENT —STORE ot corner Of 9b strewt aod | PERT SR ue. Apsly naxtd or, mi? 3° Fore BENT—A fine Trout tropelican H tel, enue, between 6th aud Tih ste Fo2 ‘ST. Sat nto» ROOMS ta on i. 14 6th at: = Tog: the premises, No. 1 pie argc STABLE (Ss or iv Jon esite niley. Alay f»r HAY CUTPRB. “apply at No. 719 he © vtheast. sat bth ROOM. froutiag on L streets. furnish d or partly gufer- ly at GOO L stroot norchwest LOT 5, block 18, aca ‘daar sadtivieton, | frovts £0 fect on Pomeroy street, 180 tort deep LOT corner br ad of Sdand A streets northeast, con- feet SW 5" OGOWH.'T19 ten street. ISHING Lansive a » Maryian’ side. Apply | _STSrHEN Le cox Fok SALE—Fie. ant Rp two-story, basement and M modern improvements; fi ew powes. « Posaersi Appy at PaILLiel se Bat ey lvania avenue, 10 mtreet, bat Wh and 12th rorthwes'; LOTS ay 17.18.99, and 30, on nynare 313 street nort sa beantifal 2 sing TAGB, on 2th 'sireet. be eine 8 roome, celles 45 by 110 feet; very c ‘Tw. HOUSES oh 8 stract ith and 15th northwest, 2-story brick each: fre ing north ard senth respectively A nice FRAME H Usk on ® street, between Oonnecticnt avenu aod 20 h street; price @1 300 A fine BRICK HOUSE 3 street, between A and B streets southeast, con- ns7 rooms, all mrdern improvements: hay win. zon Ii FRAME cot and ¥ streets ani modern w in trert; a pretty terraced frout. FRAME ROUSE. No 34 © 6 Tor me, lary hail alley ‘a 8-atery Br gut hatriety betwen P streets n rthweet: fir ~ ard for sale ch A fine &-story ERICK on Sen between Pand « northwest, con tale W rooms and cells tera FARMS in the District, Merriana, and Virginia, TREO F GATCHEL, marl26t [Rep] [POE S4Le-DWELLINGS. BRICKS. M, between 9th and 1ith. northwest, Franklin Square os oe: A. s M street, be Corcoran st bet sth and tah, $11,000. ve, each $6,090 Street northwest, ten roome. Rerfoot, $7,000. M street, near 34 oonpietn, 11,008. Colombia stre« 15 34210 roomy, $3,000. S360 Refrees strert, se K st, northwest, t Pst. "northeast, 5 rooms, large tot, cheap. $17 Gin ot. pear BI ave nice aud cheap, 92.50) s large lots, each 192% 10°h northwest, fi: For rent, a fine, centraily located eet z Sewer and Improvement Taxes paid on the most Mberal terms WM. L. BRAMHALL & 00 ——— t° pial Enraic aud Inearauce Ags Marble Bulidiog sorporite Patent 0 ace, marl3-u bo street northwest. TORE EBNI~A om Kk So 01 aE on, corner of K streew south hext docr, 1002. marll 6" Foumeatae email BLIOK HOUSE of 6 rooms, a 28 Vestibule, one square fr 5c ph ap oa WAGGAMAN, 51! Rist $18 per mont neat new raw sm HOUBE on 34th street, near I, one equare from | Penney Tracie avenne; tor in the yard. Ap. ply to 71 Dunbarton street, Georgetowa, maril-3t" COR B LRENT—Two HOUSES on Hey Oni tot month 4 pply in P BYBNE, VOT ran meet, bo be tween @ aud Hist ‘marl st” TOR BUNT Teo. “FEAME HOUSES, al new, four and five rooms, respectively, street south, between 4% and uth streste. west: quire northeast corner 6th and L streets coe st. maril-3t WANTED=Erery_ one to know that the purchase very cheap for cash, at :he “Vi oor Seung Machine Agency “BEY GQUDS, HOSTRUY and Norions; ‘also, Branch of Beniorest’s Pat- bes toe ‘ Pe ia wvenne. ~ 69 Pennsyivan' asa ent SPICER, Agent. Ws appar nes CLASS of eit 20 chewed ever On iparticniars ecud ar work at home; it For mp ti M ‘MITOHAM, Feuer lanes sian sylvapia. i-1m* | WaARstTED— Avmall FUBNISHED zoom male abl¢ for alady, between 9h aud Lth and Pennsylvania avenue aud F street. ‘Adtrese, | with price, H., Star office febs | ) ANTED—OANVASSERS, new and | popular work. The General Agent is in the city apd wante ‘assistance, for which’ itberal Per gqntage will be allowed, “Inquire betwy, nd 4p m.,at ROOM 3; CONTI: Jaw 8:20 a.m. and 3 | wena Bo AN WwW OU AND WARRANTS. Be INTY L eCK & ep o decd 6:1" _ 934 F street. WANTED Al those who valine thelr eight to at the beet “ONE DOLLA SPRO- TACLE™ ta the country is accurately patted to the esight by H.H. HEMPLER,the Optician, corner street ani Pennayivanta ‘svenus Depot Shits of all Kto T AND FOU ND. DEVLIN & ©W’S SPRIWG STYLE NOW READY AT 1106 F STREET. American Yoke Shirts) MADE TO MEASURE AND WAEKRANTED TO FIT. PRICES REDUCED’ AL8O, BAMPLES OF KEADY-WADE SPRING OVERCOAT: marli-tr Y ORESHIRE RELISH. Large eupply now being unpacked Price eeu for half plat bats, one Ny Ww. BURCHELL, F street. BOOT AND red from hii 7th sry marl0 ecét R&« OV AL— Jaoon BOO SHOE MAK& old sare, 818 F rvet sto 72 ber H A=" 10K SEMINABY FOR YOUNG LADIES. OHH W P. MInAS, arany FoREe ffice, —_—- = _ > of 1th Besidence, 134 Dunbarton street, Georgetown. mariz NEW SPRING DEY GOODS. NEW STYLES PABASOLS and UM 5 "aro nice only in plain Sgurcs. BOGAN & WYLIE, Marl2-tr_ 1018 and 10¥0 7th street northwest, [* THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT Holdins a Sp ‘Mar Av -erton BERS Corner mnen: ELEGANT, LIGHT AND ae NEw bar ‘THE GOSSAMER WATERPROOF, just being introdeced, is what every tady wants who bas a vice wardrobe to be protected from rai salt weighs only 10 tol = ae coe in the pock abi he uncom- M. WILLIAN, iD JOHN T, Lt Ay tao ti coats OF THE SAME ma. ‘TEBIAL, for WAL BINSON & CO, 921 Pennsylvania avenue. A. K. YOUNG & CONANT MANUFACIUBING COMPANY, fetors and Manufacturers, mar? Iw FP budbury strect, Boston weed hice MEER eres, ac X AL D> PORTER, At Le te rene At 61.00 por donee. 3 YX pre Rak 0. ‘pattie Bs et = feb38 im rocmerest,, CAfriroL MILL AND EAST WasH- | fooms | INGTON TAXES. ALL BILLS = ror - SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXES WILL BE PAUD AT AS LABGE 4A DISCOUNT es can be secured in the city, without the trouble of calling on the collecter, by application to HESTER & RYON, 110 First Street Southeast. NES RANTS as sno Seay | erat or Pa ob88-Lm <item ax AND BROWN STOUT, | BEWABD— Lest, on Pennsylvania avenue, iween 2th and 14 edvenday nm AMETUYST SLEEVE BUTTON, ard if left at No 413 lah s-reet, this office G4 () REWARD —Lot, ina 7 | $40 8 7h Instant," GUED H NTIRG Gage | WATCH wid fragment of Gold Chain Laqnir= at SB. TATTLE, 439 Penasyi: ania 14° OST—A MINE BOA, Toosday night, abont 9 lock, between the Gon narenatl onal Ohurch and New York avenue. on Joch street. The tinder will be | api ably rewarded Syipg it AY the residence of De SCHME 42 Lith street it OST—On the Sth instant, between 637 H street ‘and 806 7th street northwest,a BROWN FUR CaPE with eck ees. A a) will be return Street no! | Mmmarit 2" MISS OARUISLE. | PERSONAL. [FORMATION WANTED OF MARY KENT, maiden Dame MARY SHER ‘om Mitel? elistowe, county of orks Treinade lest beard from in this city one year aj » Sher- mon Spinto JERE TAIL "OOSREL LO, 6 .enand | i Di ay ‘would respectfully ask those ind-bred to him to settle before March i herwi ADAME ihe Celebrated Clair voy EN Ny rg hE Leating the past, presont tod future of your life, in causing speedy marriages bripging the separated tos et er and rik the pure way of success in fo matters of bi neem her advice is invatusbio’’ She tiv satisfact on; none isfaction ‘out yer Fegret mats her. tven orno pay. Onn be consulted Parlors, 4th street northwest. mari I HEREBY FOREWARN AUL PERSONS NOT to TRUST my wife, LIZZIE LEM, ws 1 will po debte of her contraction, abe bavie g loft my and beard without just cause, mar6-61 SPENOER LER. ABouTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COUBTS of different States for desertion, &o Ho papltcity, foauires. lo charge until divorce ti HOU! iva Broadway, N ¥. \-6n* Attorney, deol. ‘THs eee SENS MA- ‘Tho easiest to sell: gue running: makes the least noise: does ithe Rreatest range of work: por. fect in its operat an’t get out of order: will wear a life time: in fact, it isa DOMESTIO NECESSITY: 5 fow dare id ore than 700 pow fo use in cd city: only introduesd here penton ah dg es = m the DOMESTIC, Wi itl g exchange for 0, viz: Groce B Dener, Wilcox 6 Gitte reve! Cj C2, for gale at prices rarging from 38 . Good an anvassers, FE le and IL. H. WELCH, Agents mar2 Im [Rep] Jos i st,, Masonic Templo. | C, Wires. | 1918 Pewxsyivanta AVENUE, Receiving— SMOKED SALMON. | MESS MACK ’ Bl LESS Ov! SH. CANNED SALMON, Ovlumbia River. CANNED LOBSTER, Portland. Quince and APPLE | RUTTER. fob35-tr A c A B D. After many years experimenting I have Givcover:d a method of PAINT whieh ihsid sanz to aitcteay erik dance . Prov! Ye applied by my own ongeate tee Sonar ee oe very Intest \% sounbiy sauipeed fot every kind of work {ey bareee ap SE AES . x Ddetween Taorthwest. a pehanc AC CURRY. | kK OB A PERFBOT-FITTING SHIRT LEAVE YOUR ORDERS aT BEEN’S, 622 9th Street Northwest, ren SS ER jan?-n eters BERG FRENCH Cao racwaniten Canoe ¥ one ica sino | | | FB farnieted:a modern improvements Hall. Will rent low toe nant, C street north. | Fes, RENT—DWELLING No. 608 5:0 street northwest, between B aod stre ts, oppos! iary Fquare; ele: on rooms aud bat B DUVALL, corner 4 venue. ‘OR | RENT — Furnished and Unfarnished ROOMS, suitable for housckeeping, in a new F brick beuse, haw ing alt moder» conveniences. Rent I street northwest, one very Bicen east of Be Al 3 Onurch mari 3" Foes BENT—A five-room HOUSE, water in yard, Apply at 1441 P street northwest, marl0 ,OK BENT STORE O12 °F street northwest. F Enaniie of GE BEBGLING, 131° F etreet_northw: miarly-6t™ jOR aS HOUSE No. 507 2h street north Wet. Srooms, Rent, 30 per month. In- quire at No, 727 20: strowt. moario-3t* ee ee TKS Store Ww B ted to @ dressinaker pits premire! Eee ss br nt ian ah | ate uP ees ‘ier. Apply Bandon | 16 Tih northeast, new, eight rooms, | Apply on the | pave | | northwest, NT—hooms. othor or singic. Apis at the ADDIS GA GaLtes . 1227 Pennsylvania avenue. adi Fos eALSE A large and Busou for use modern improvements, ss long time. FO REST—FEDERAL BUILPI Fricke from, s ¥ FURNISHED BoM. rea ou. S. Tiss, Agent, bandeome DWELLING HOUSB, gS & cares thwest. Main house > Three foore ond lerge ella i back bu: ing. ‘The house was’ dui of owner, and is . ot has recent ts Dapd-omely finish: Will be sold cheap on je worthwest. OF Dow Janletr TORRES and OFFICES on 7th and nti *ings) Good tenants ying to 8. ee van FOR SALE. OR SALE HOUsAH Fo S54. K- livered ar the rom aton depot Hovee 812 13th street, cons: AT PRIVATE raL¥—Th OLD FURNITORE con Hone ent. Tnquire y Baos . corner oth and D strests marl? 2w ions of MILK, to be ‘or partic S20 C street south. marll-3:* perfectly Twenty gail wilt pelt nog ‘e350, eell now for street nort bwest, Fc the large stock of seco for saloat at Carriage i arrisaee taken in exchange. maré lm manner and latest style, several top and no-to) Mom ig ehed L'g8t BRAHMA EGG, FOR } HATOaING. "Federal “daiwronb, too Boom 1 : NOTICE. Dental Rooms, bo. 1229 Pe tween 12th and 13:h str nid oece Jameso o. . J.B. DARRELL office. CLECHANE. Com'r er off , Com’ Court of Claims ‘and Examiner in Chancery) ®HORT-HAND ¥ aaTEE AND LAW BE- 1 racing i Indians DE W. &. IRVING, Offic cand c 2d sircet —fi oa mars-tr HOMEOPATHIST. onaulting roome Ne. 3 Trem t Noor, Outside entr: ic, No. 429 7th street. Piano and Zither, at re bi Fo, Bee Bee SE «f nine rooms, FO8 BENT-A furnishea HO New Jersey avenne, Capitol Hill, sui Private family; $60 per mouth. Perman. tenant mari@ 3° Fors REN eat, second floor fan and. “OHAMIER B sus ve thing @ oor, two bean. umosicating, nicely ‘farntebed, jo. "bath room attached, price $30 Use wer Kitchen and cellar, gas Vand hear t} ro Ha tquare from the Os [ west cars. Beut sessonable to @ good tenant. No 127 | A street nortbenet. marlo-31* ScoekUTTEs & BAKEMAN, ARTISTS Fresco, Decorative and every description of Orus- mental apd Plain Painting 727 Kh street northwest, SPECIMEN ROOM 710 E street northwest jandly $7 PER SET FOR TEETS, EIT: by Dz. A. PRATT, ene mn WASHINGTON, D. 0. AW, uate of O io, College of Dental Surgery, 411 7th street R<—] between D teeth. and B. Gas used in extracting iyety 4 dec8-sm 5. £. FRASER, TTORNEY-AT-Law, No. 476 Louisiana avenue. Foe BENT—Two new BRIOK HOUSES, six Tooms each, gas and water, on Dunbarton | 936 Penns) ivani ne, between si | near Montgomery. Apply at No. 40 Dunbartou «t _ h street, over tee. Oxide Gaz s Georgetown, D apt JOHN MOUBE. m9 6” j octm-ly SOR BENT—New HOUSE, 1231 torn street. «. | z k story Brick and Stal for avchitectaral de — Jou bed ps rs fk signs and homme con. —— it is prensa, in te AND Ni OteRY resale | at eae street northwest of Z M. Oftce, esis sbtuean mar UB BENT—Hansome large seer kame glase,) Ho. 1620 lith street betwee: and Ksireets; desirable for Dry @oods snd Millia, ory, Clothing, B fine Confectionery wate and Shoes er, 4c. For perticaieds ana key inquire st Sdjoining st mard-eo3i" Fo RENT—A HOUSE containing ten, rooms. with cellar, attic, stable servants’ house with fifteen acres of lands at th. Washiagten ned hi» junction, on the Washington Alexandria 46, 8nd railroad cars Rey Teen preniers 100. M. 218) hour 4: Eng 56 Lousiana tonne or ¢6 THOMAS Ww near the promises. m9 6t" Fy B ERNT—No. 2013 T street, 15 roome, $100; streets 7 rooms, @100; No. 769 inh weir gine, Tiot Pencesies No onbey ly ges. LL K street east, 11 | str he jo. ms, 20 Ni. on nem, ea; Ne 1533 See street, 4 rooms, $18: HOUSE, corner of 4h and R streets, § rooms, § 15. THOS E WAGGAMAN 519 7th sireot tr OOMS 925 mar? 6." 84 9h street, 10 rooms, + 880 ontk. IngutreW. C JOHNSON, 715 isth atreet mar? im FSF BEST Several newly furnished or un- farpished BOOMS, on second, third, or fourth Roya, vith or without board; bath room in boner, Bi street northwest, between 6th and tb. Elster races : an fine HOUSE on eee hand lth, a ree he, HOUSES on Bhode Isiand avenue, and 10th, at $7,000. One on same block by No. 437 O street. at $6,500, and F i list of property at all prices. sti sweet, 532, situated on A LE—LOT 16, in 1a’ Fe. ox 8a weet ste of of ad serety bet Detween aD and iculars, apply z VOLEABY, auctioncers and Beal Estate Brokers 701 nati —Two valaable BUILDING LOTS on nena of 8th = eee = mw and B * PCLEARY Auctioncers and Beal Betate Brokers. mar6- aon B INT OR SALE—A FABM, well lo- about § miles from. city; Qonventeat ‘pYurbon, ‘Terms eB, 10051 —— E—O1 from street a 4 Ee aa back y: yard. Price, 29 mall cash payment Dalene Be ae — No. 6u 7th surest ‘northeast. OR SACE—AN BXOBLL 4 Fas "Ghatles 4, Uy county Ven 8 wiles m0 jeres ‘Great bargain. Will exchange for city iv zB. | eee Si iresca te | me. ); well make De JANE ‘and scientific jos attend: street, between E and F. —— MEDICAL, &o, bel Athoronghly experienced ‘Ladies’ Private residence, 313 ness sacredly co! mar2-Im" oy DB. DARBY” has better facilities than | ever for Cig agen bo ome Lge Trench his great specialty. Only —, rug ‘Oy street and Pennsylvania avenue, (Welohization Bending) eerie atebIs Im* pe BOBER TSO! Stove staaes NEAR Pa. AVENUE, ‘bos expericuce in METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. The fellowing NI foo aren Wing of from 25 DS have - iW GOO) 2 iet benno $1 ‘and Wi from 2c so. ee = sais Metron SnvaNTE STanET, ‘Muaz PERnstivania AVENUE ew Dare Sarat 4 7 - titi eres ard th good repelrs wich all wecesmary ont “The a bes "7 tad aut the or ayer 7 and tm tall bearing ec vbneg nf anpies: genom. tr, x arent variet Termiag fo thie of tee Pater Capitot 0 wa Senired eo iF to RUT, Deokers, Alerendria, ed colin IBST-€LARS ae BEsiDEN ety % rtb aide of Ks re F Da Tie Peekhia art be The ab reside vert prF BCU, 4 4 cheap. "B. K WILBON. S11 Th strost POR SALE THE LBASR, tor 0 or ‘ inky ne ® tne t a dv litnx, for aals mart! $30, 000 abew tote ents for thre: on fe -chays rem! exta CO, Stat! ~curity. FITOH, 1909 Pen sylvacia avenue, opposite United Tremenry mart 3 EGE SALE-STOCK aod FIXNTCRES of PEED STORE, sovthweat corner Itch and B streets , For farther particulars call at store RABE CHANCE * Fixiares tnd Circa Wil of ane of the be i BETAIL ZROCEBY STORES tn Wash neton. Se rok frost 7 saith: Phe S! ore pes don C street. Tuguiee avenue. pivans OBOE Com ineral Springs near ths ho jendid place fur » first-class s Sill’ be sold "or guchanaed fo reagury department {OB SAL) F ic ‘At ures 7 bert post. A new, No. 1, «leven me Ld Surok HOUSE -- taining (all the modera_ improvements LY Kan, be, Stoves, H. D Gray AcoensnEnts aND 4 ae pi beavy discount 2ant BEnr ND ° 00" Beal Esto 1 F . & L ents fy K WOOD ROUSE. I ed to offer for sale (fore tee pitalints drsiring te class property er vflered great inducements in price mud teras. 15, and 20 year tine will be given on elarge pro” Pp ition - {the amount ‘or the propert enguire of We. ober seoaed of Trade tA Pull mart-Im Real Batate Broker, 613 A BABE Cuan Ps We are abvut to © biock of four DWELLINGB, on one of the most rstrable streets in the city, and wisbing to secare pur. hasers for two of the ty ducewe Fo SALE—A valuable MARL WARM cataway and 136 acres m den son, we who will No fer grest if ¥ Ob oRsy terns 615 Tih «treet, opposite mars-tw nd cani the n pat is only twelve wiles fr proached hy steamer Arrow, neat Fort Wi most entirely of > Duet fvself te an cellent fertl i\ i. ‘AXES’ TaXES'—We are | Lee aaeer aa aL aE cee in i febl4-Im ‘street SMALL Wanainaran the subdivision jons of land near ieee of location; excel HIBTY-EIGH’ SIGHT oF LE—Oom are | = Will take whole amount in monthly ty jumtall- caval anneal paymen re fair deduction ‘tor or larger proportion casi ‘nls fue proj sud i’ bow the Yost rapidly edvancing in value, and satest investment tc be BernLT 4 j FETE Ies, Beal Ketate Broker, ‘Metr_613 16th st., over Nat" stropolitan Beuk, 1 ORTANT TAX NOTICE. GEORGE TRUESDELL, REAL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKER, AT HIS NEW OFFICE, Ne. 605 Seven’ et, opposite the Patent Office, Js saving tax-payers twenty to thirty per cent. on othe can aes be effected for a short is saving Sos cs ty boar Gate og meses allowed. = Brome bongs the Stock Exchange. j019 3m N URSE & M 61. nee Ww. RATES, | ExcHanom MISS E. A. McCORMI 908 Pans. Avaxre(up stair) A large and elegant assortment of IMPORTED BONMBTS and | anaes, BOUND Hater bovtd-tr .