Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1874, Page 3

EVENING STAR. | ———————————SS———=—=——=—= CROSBY 8. NOYES. ..,...Editor. ———————————————— Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: arch 23, 1874. An Honorable Withdrawal. It is well known that = veralof the gentlemen who signed the memorial presented to the Sen- | ate by Mr. Thurman have expressed dissatisfac- | tion with the position they had been drawn into, ‘and have utterly disavowed any connection ‘with the recent proceedings, ostensibly 1n their | behalf, before the Congressional Committee. ‘The signers to this memorial were as follows: Jobn B. Oagett, Jesse B Wilson, Charles Edmonston, | 8.5. Bowen, Willines B. Jackson, ‘Charles Stott, J. Van Hiswick, Marebali Brown, Jobn E. Kendall, Horatio N. Easby, a. W. Kennedy & Co., Francis Wheatley, Samuel Fowler, Henry Thern, Charles M. Matthews, Joseph B. Bryan, B. Mackall, jr. Some of these gentlemen have within the Jast week declared their purpose to withdraw their names from the memorial; finding that they were being used for mischievous pasposes, snd to the serious injary of the city and its business. (ne of them, Mr. Purdy. an old citi- zen of bigh character, and one of the largest real estute owners in the list, has taken that manly and honorab e course, as will be seen by Bis letter to the Investigating Comanttee, pud- lished elsewhere. He says that, feeling some- what nettled at the amount of his taxes, he put bisname to the memorial without reflection, but that in turning the matter over in his mind | be cannot fix upon asingle act of the present Beard of Public Works that had anything morally wrong in it. Therefore, as an act of Justice to himself as well as to the gentlemen whove conduct is impugned, he asks to have his mame erased from the memorial. It isto be hoped that the other memorialis's indicated, who signed hastily and now see their mistake, will not be deterred from withdrawing their names by any false delicacy towards those who | misied them. | One of the most heartless acts of cruelty we remember to have heard of for some time has been brought to light through the recent devel- | Opments in relation to the charges against Com- missioner Baker, of the Pension Office. The Commissioner in his reply to the charges says the only drones in bis hive were Mrs. Barnard nd one R. J. Hinton, both of whom for a long time held sinecures. And now steps to the front Mr. Hinton, and under the solemnity of an Oath, admits that he did ho d said sinecure but not for quite a0 long a period as Gon. Baker states; that he was forced into it ‘against his own judgment and inclination;” that he did not then and does not now believe im such method of compensation” (for political services); in fact that the whole thing was a conspiracy and that be has reason to believe that the arch con- spirators in this case were the Secretary of the Interior, Hon. J. M. Edmunds, Senator Chandler and ex-Senator Harlan. They are willing to take the responsibility of that act_a Feeponsibility which belongs to them and nt to d@eponent,” says this imnocent victim of a sin- ecure, and crying, “Save me from my friends,” forthwith washes his bands of the whole trans- action. The cruel leartiessness of the thing that the poor fellow should have been com- pelled to draw his salary month after month without performing any service whatever, while “* bis duty to the public as a journalist required be should send forth” long and earnest letters Protesting against similar abuses in the civil service. Where, , where was Gatchel? Members of Congress seem to vote sometimes on the belief that any kick at the defenceless people of this Discrict will be popular with their constituents. They do their home people injas- tice, no doubt, by attributing to them this nig gardly, narrow-minded feeling toward the cap- ital of the nation,in which all have a pride. ‘This fact is attested by the views of the most enlightened representative press of the country. ‘Thus the Philadelphia Press says of a recent vote in the House: “Yesterday the House refused to make a meager appropriation of $250,000 for a bridge over the Eastern branch of the Potomac &@ work which comes under the jurisdiction o Congress solely, and which was necessary fo- governmental uses. This looks very much like cutting off one’s nose to spite one’s face.” We do not believe that « single home vote wil be gained by any one of the members who thus underrate the intelligence, public spirit and national pride of their constituents. A correspondent i; the Baltimore Gazett submits, in view of the recent appointment of €x-Governor Grabam, of North Carolina, and Judge Jere. S. Black, of Pennsylvania, to ad- just the boundary line between Virginia and Maryland, that such action is too precipitate, from the fact that the S2d clause of the 10th Section of the Ist article of the federal consti- tution expressly provides that ‘no state shall, without the consent of Congress, enter into any agreement or compact with any other state.’ ‘The Gazette does not believe, however, this pro- vision applicable in the present case, because Congress did not establish the line between Maryiand and Virginia, but it was fixed by their respective charters during the earlier co- Jonial period, and therefore the right of eminent domain isin is in them exclasivel, ——+.ee- We are reminded by a note from Col. Adolf Butro that we have not called attention to his lecture to-night at Willard’s Hali. The note basa dainty little vignette printed in appropri- ate silver leaf, representing a sturdy son of toil pegging away with as pickax. While doing so be gaily remarks, «‘ Labor omnia vincit;” which seems & very good motto indeed for Mr. Sutro, who is the most indefatigable, enterprising and eloquent, as well as the hands»mest of men. His lecture to-night on the famous tunnel iden- tified with his name, and on mines and mining generally, cannet fail to be interesting. We must not forget to add that he specially invites the attendance of the press. } --- First Gun for the Memorialists—the defeat of | the appropriation of $250,000 for the bridge across the Anacostia. The note-shavers among | them, who thrive when business is dall and money scarce, will no doubt exult, but those of the memorialists who are engaged in legitimate | business which brings them in sympathy with the mass of the community will hardly laugh with any great heartiness, yuspect, over the career of the appropriation-defeating bail they | bave set in motion. +222 The gifted teleg: apher to the Cincinnati Com- mercial, amd Chicago Tridunc, says that “Col. Hinton bas made himself obnoxious to the ‘Washington papers by his vigorous attacks on the District government.” So the milk In that | \5 | | coeoa-nat is accounted for. But whataccounts | Shr for the sympathy of the talented aforesaid tele- grapber with the gallant and vigorous Colonel’? is it the pathy of dead. Our city, Alexandria, vaunteth itself and is much paffed up because it is to aye a brand new iron furnace and a ship yard. W. GRAND BNO’ eeasion Gat Ti o'clock, to com. ‘speci Dat aa moter fu deen fo Mark wi drow OBET. PER ANNUM, which period the interest allew- | MARRIED. A Novel author z of TpEACK %E Tea—just new “Gn Wisige, wins dusitgtio on renga Beil Pettigrew, M.D., F.R. 8., &o Rew ort: imagenes [Tarough Jos. pony constitutes one of the numbers of the admrabie [nternational Scientific Series pub- Ushed by Appleton & Co., and explains in sim- pre language some difficult problems in “ Ani- mal Mect aaica.’’ By Mrs. 0. J. Newsby, of “Kate Kennedy,” &c. Phila’ & T. B. Peterson & Bros. [Through Jos. iilington.) Tue sereel ov Gop; or, The Virtues of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. By a Father of the Society of Jeans. Baltimore: John Marphy & Co. [Througi . Brosnan.) hataieseesonteck the “‘Messenger of the Sacred Heart of Jesus,” which is published as a monthly bulletin of the Apostleship of Pray- er. It is Leone 4 ont im the usaal handsome 8) le of Murphy & Co. Pur to THe Tsst. A novel. By Oharios Chamberlin, jr, New York: Henry L. Hin- ton. [Through Wm. Ballantyne.) Recogp or Ma. Atcotr’s ScaooL, exemplify- iBegin hanes eet” Serene bi rs = cris Brothers. {Through BE. Mobun & Oo } heen whe spots, read Miss Alcott's popular “Little Men” will be apt to get this record of the manner in which her father’s school was carried on forty years ago, not in fiction bat in fact; and the history is very well told by the author, Miss E. P. Peabody, who was a teacher in tbe Alcott Sctool. It is anexcellent and & suggestive book, both for teachers and parents. Tue DeTHRonep Herress. Miss Eliza A. Dupuy. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. (Through Jos. Shillington } This we have not read, but are informed by the title page that it is‘‘a deeply interesting story, fall of plots and counterplots.” We will take it for granted. Tue Live or Eowix Forrest. With remi- Mecences and personal recoliections. By Jas. Kees, (‘Colley Cibber,) with portrait and au- tograph. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & {Through Jos. Shillington.] . goer biography of Edwin Forrest has been needed, and Mr. Rees, the intimate and trasted friend of Mr. Forrest, and a writer of consider- able note on theatrical subjects, seems to have been well adapted for the task. The book we should judge to be reliable in its data, and it DRY GOODS Down Lower Than Ever! immense Auctions in New York! TREMENDOUS LOSSES TO THE IMPORTERS! ‘AHEAD OF ALL! LANSBURGH & BRO. WE HAVE JUST RETUBSED PROM NEW YORK WITH A NEW, FRESH AND DB- SIBABLE STUCK OF GOODs, AMOUNTING TO OVE: 100,000 DOLLARS! OUT REGARD TO VALUE, SPECIAL OFFERINGS: OOMPRISING— WHICH WE WILL SELL AT ONCE WITH BLACK AND COLORED SILK, deals with — ———- of —-, DBESS GOODS OF EVERY DESORIPTION, always fascinating, in a decidedly readabis | 3 990 way. Doubtless it will be the standard life of | * OTHAN HALE THEIR Vante? AT LESS Forrest. EXECUTIVE OFFICE sd DISTRICT OF 90 ooi.c BIA, | Asi jotice fe he-eby given that t the Hoard ¢ ot 4 a wit meet on the Srconp Monpay iN ‘Mancn, 1874, Ss the room lately occupied by the Law gery of Assesrments and Taxes in the wi on! the the b weding April tt spatce ¥ sex" ae Ine. T. ‘Mines 3d Dodge, ath’ Sea. Worm 72S George Tarlor. iogrelene aed mateers ther cakes a the ose of mercury, do not leave any of its injurious «fects. The act Cirectly upon the liver end area ele remedy in all cases of derangement resalt- t by all Droggiste 8 = CS nemorgueley ts ran COMPLETE A FEW HOURS, At No. iv SEVENTH STREET, NORTHWEST, where specimens can be seen. cr MILEUBN’S DRUG 8TORE, 1429 Panwetivanta Avenrs, novs-tr Above Witlart's NOTiIcog. We hereby notify our patrons, that inconsequence of the steady increase of uur Busiuess, we have con- Best COLORED POINTS, 500 PIECES TABLE LINEN, 1,000 LONG anv SQUARE PAISLEY SHAWLS, 1,900 devon LINEN NAPKINS @1, WORTH Cents per yar terns, at 9 cents 3-4 WINE CLOTH, at 75 cents, negee Dozen Ladies’ and Men's ALL LINEN SsITOBED and hy pon gl KEBCHIEFS, from 5 cents u 20,000 yards HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, 50 pieces 11- fi LINEN SHEBTINGS, 75 300 Picces best IRISH LINEN, 30 conis up. Best pi and WHITE POINTS reduced to 7 1,000 different pat- MAND- Best JAPANESE ROBES at 83 oni one of them, however, is not enough to make a dress, 1,000 Pieces CLOTHS and CASSIMEBES at haif their value. 1d 3 por yard Sp endid Went of Rogland 6-4 CLOTH at g2 50 S77 THESE GOODS ABE ALL GUABANTEED AS BEPRESENTED. Calt at once a4 convince yourselves that we are not Bankrupt, but that we will anfersell any so- called BANKRUPT TRAVELING CONOEEN. LANSBURGH & BRO., cloted to Rebuild and Enlarge our Store, and will, | ™*r23-27 404 and 406 Seventh Street while the work is progressing. be loc — FOSSRILY, AT ite our Old Stand, EARLY SPRIVG WEAR. Where « continuance of your cpstom will be mach SWakprre B BBOS., Jewelors. mar23 PRINCE & GO ‘3 NEW ORGAN. No. 79. now on Exh it Bilis’ Music Store. It has 8 Stope aud 3 Sta uf Besds. Price, ony The great featore is the Celeste Bto when teed recently patented Vox }» which donbles the power, ‘a combination with other stops * ‘ety im imitation of Orches- tral Instrumente, and the human voice can be pro- duced, impossitle to be obtained on any Organ wea «ut tbls ate aes by mail free on a) J ton to o0RN F ELLIS eo" Bo. 937 P. r to GEO. A. PRINCE & 01 J York sr RING GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. A beantifal line of Alpacas at popular p-ices, Plaid , Striped and Pisin Nainsooks at low figares. Piques in different st«les and various prices. Cotton and Hosiery cheap. EMOBY BAXTER, mar23-tr 1920 Pennsylvania THOMAS DOWLING, AUCTION AND ee N MERCHANT, GENERAL REAL “pSTatE AGENT, JUST OPENED. UST OPENED. UST OPENED, FOR EARLY SPRING. FOR EARLY SPRING. FOR EARLY SPRING. iV vi * of: AV tear 2 Ghar” of - con Wants ae oe a of maki Apply to ALENAMDER “s" MASON,” 08 7th erreet. i anFER—A ae For ane ee wither is ast SS rutt paged iat ral houses ork rly ead og appr Bo fe rcisae nes bate con Hana aor ‘ANTED—LABORERS tao to OMe to work ont incinest! ond. ts Gants T APPLEM' erect Seni messi : Waa ce ee ieraaet iy, Appiy at 712 18th street, wi oan W's Dew a an er ee ee pista. 30 at from? south 710 9 t.m meds to maray-st Want ‘orn ean wiches to scare panto x qe io the — Usi ieee, ompetent persons ni apply. 907 Pa avenue. Piparti-te WaxtED. note e PERAE, fr os 01 for Bou furnished ne large front roomon the serene, a 420 Beet Capitol vores oe sdorate. m3 3" ANTED—A SEBVANT (white women pre- ferred) to conk and doe portion of the house: 7 5 oom ‘and can come well ed scod we will De paid. Aj at 138 et S os basement or oreferred; rent try rie eXcre \ddress or apply 10.0.0, 404 Massach setts avenue north wee Wrst D—SERVANTS. A colored Woman to | cook ard wash and asmart Girlto do hcuse- work. 2017 I street. mardi Fon! good WHITE GIBL to do hor 0 wasbing or ironing. Apply at 10 Penna. avenne. — Wane —A CoLoRe: BD WON to or nd iron fer # small rae Bo iiving ox. about 7 milees the it ress Brar onien 2 country, Addi W4STED—a GIBL to do aceon <n none other need ly. Apply at No, Tati ae Tone other need apply. Apply i Oni =o i - fol park, | Protestant W ayes purse, t of references required. reson be. W 45TED—a GARDENER, 8 man competent to take charge of @ farm’in the vicinity of must come well_re: ANTED—At 34 north B treet | tween's0 and 4 years of axe Referred: "maps" | | this city Star offica, ‘m2)-3t" ‘Address A. B.. Box ro an Interview wey be had. Wize TENANT fora first-class board- icg-house, now filled with members «f Qon- bus who will purchase the farniture ee For partioulars address ‘Hou Fare hor name and residence. ‘mara0-st" ANTED —Iumodiately - Twenty first-class WOMEN (Goats. Gharpbormatas and \o go worth 2't0 $18 per months prencee required.” Apply. to” Bis, “LOUISE. OTL es Emteloyment “omeo 918 F mathrand loth atrests; Branch OMe, OT Irth street between K and L sts. WAxtED the extension Ca an alae mae hed Show case anc Sil jer-plated Sash man- ufactory 8 tive, honest, and industrious PART. NEB, with capital;and well-kuown in Washingt The sdvertioer ina firet class mechanic [t been in the bus: over 18 years. References will be given and required; with fall mam dress. address ‘‘Industry,”’ Star office marl9-6t ort es | Bae sult f Bud! eokvarenuee Soret Bee at arene. Lhd ou tieheere: ee OD 34 strect southeast nad Kem tod o'clock pm. 01 ENT Pos bie iF Dwatiia. n srestes oouth oe fae I ee ear ory jot, and is suitatle fer who would 0 would market. Bent, $10 per mouth.” Fez, SALB OR KENT—Toat very r aesiabTe '¥ on N. ereey avenue, bet w: I pik streets south; oneaee, 13 rooms, Desidee com and Tt has wlso a fine dry cellar; ed wi b means, and, being #0 near the Oapitol, ibs the navabtages of city and conniry ass °. cRAB, mara 6 » a 3) at ta ee ares Fos SaLE-DWELLINGS. Bi Detween 9th n anc RREOES northwest, 936 090. 13.008; 14 street, between Th and 12th, $11,000. to 86.500. * Feet northweat, comin git . sti ser sc fect, $7,000. seven rooms, st. northwest, two houses, $16,000 and $18,000 FeanEs aie Pix, Bow, Md etzeet northwest, each ap, 9.7. E st, northeast # rooms, large tot, che qaldand $i 15 7h Bortheant ew, oH rooms, We ,uice and cheap, De, central 7 iocaed Oe rtCR Sewer and: Improvement Tene = om the most terms Apply to WML. BEAMBALL & 00. ite Pat One % ite Marbie' Bulderyoe poet Patent O nce, Foe SALE COTTAGE 1789 T street, con- tains siz rooms, summer Kitchen, and Gorcoran street, south ‘eral on the north side for Tet A ine & USE on P street, yetween 9 hand 0th, at _g7 oo. Three fine HOUSES on Bhode Istand arenne, dsatine view Allof itis ‘available for ri es Ro tan fem betwen Sth and 10th, at $7,800. Ove on same block way ticl per quart a inavire ot GEORGE THORSDELE. ane *, owner Broker, 605 7th a merz3 im* S11 7th street. (OR Sab —The very desirable RESIDENCE aod URUUNDS adjoining the res- frvoiron Georgetown Heights, formerly occupicd by President Grant, and nuw by J. Harris Gastrell, ofthe British Ligation The house is ey fornished with all the mogera improvements, and is suitable for entertaining, ¢ grounds are handsomely ornamented weit shrubbery ané evergreens; the situation passed by auy in the District, having splondid view Piehe whole city, river and warrongdieg coautey, The grounds are very large. containing nearly ninety thousand square feet. The poke an tad will be so'd on easy terms or = to @ first-class tenant Posseasior given. Ft iH M, o¢ of Hall & Bums, ne. grocers, Apply to £07 Pennsyivani (OB BENT— Pleasant! Taratebea oie rec hient to hotels sires! (OB RENT—HOUSE 1084 Sth strost, 19 rooms, fas ard water, $80 per menth, Inquire W. c JOH BSON, 715 isth street v, mar? im COR BALE-AN EXCELLENT FARM, 4s Charies Onty county, Va., 15 miles from i Biel chmod; on, James river, ‘Greai bargain. exchange for cit} pro PTLtPS, OB maréim Real Estate Brok FoRs SALE—At @ bargain, one of those nice USES in Daddinston Pisce, No. 232 lst » balf square trem sti sttoet Care con- ‘and Ls > eceted om the high ridge’ of’ nnd northwest of Hy avtavilie, fruit; ten COR BERT A moat desirable OFFIOR, (two | minuice’walk to the Biadeosba SUR T Bas Taser as hee | Sernet ale, Ronee weet. = “aed METZ. 1237 [POE BENT—HOUsE co Maryland arene, F°GE BEST—A tiree-story Br 10K HOUSE with 4's aud 6th streets, No, 453, Containing fre = rome. Apply at 429 sth otrest or mardi FOE BENT_Bui0K avtea: 7_ rooms, water; ¢« O street. For sale. two a Otrele, Vermont avenue and P strest 7 thw: MES KELEBER. pays TRACT OF aoe situ) Ng = re miles from the airride Seligutfal location 8100 por acre, “THOSE JAMAN, 519 7th street mar2l-3t Fo: RENT—One. of my handsome REST KS, N: ) K street northeas.; all the rm po tf convenient to street cars, to P A. BYRNE, 707 7th strect northwest, K street northeast. marai gt" WiaStEe ga BkooN" WET NUBSE. Io- quire at Dr. OON'S, corner 4%: ant B strevts scutirweet. mariT-6i V ANTED—The Ladies to know fae on EY has just received the very latast trim Stee PATTERNS for dressmaking. Suits cutand fit to order; also patterns cut to order. 1110 G street northwest, Dectween 1ith and 12th maré-Im™ W ai TED Tmmegiateiy— Families oF porsons in scription, male aad female, to call and gets Bolted need of first-class SERVANTS of every de- st once. ‘Bers ants also can 1 get good homes of wages by apniring a Eareka Employment Office, to Mra. BUTLER. 915 Fatreet, Branch Office, 1027 Ith sirect, between ik and Li streets, fobs WASTED—Every one to Know that ss ‘oan Durchase very cheap for cath, at thet Vi Sewing ne Agency, BBY GUODS, HOSIERY and gen — ia ‘of Bemorest’s Pat- terns; ennsy lvania avenue, febds-tr W. SPICEB, Agent. V rca YED=WOREING: CLASS of either sex: $2) to #50 per week; Bais 3 home; greatest sPesrecret chorea. For niars wend stamp to M. MITOHAM, Fetter "anes “Pailadeigiia Feae Sina febsi- ANTED— Be bie BOUNTE DS Ka JOHNSTON, 934 F street. decd. WANTED-An those who. value, thelr sight to know that the best Pj) DOLL. PRO. TAQLE” io the country ts taly auited to the eaight by HEM PLE, the Optiolan, corner p and Scooeyivaaia wenné, Depot for Thermometers of all kinds. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—An ENVELOPE, containing som> val- -ustle papers of no use to any on- but myse f, payn ents on the same having been «topped. The hoase Ne writi ne by ie. these the sawe at my use, No. i street south weet ds DAVID M. SMITH. Liver Golored Pointer @YP age P, with ‘wers to the vrame of Ros: 2 8 chain collar, with name On ise Anver. will ‘lease revora Row, Stoddard street, Goorg Street northwest, oth myl9-ly her to No. town, or to No. ceive areward Sesls ‘and handsomely farnished HOUSE, c <p 15 rooms, aren very od nearly full of boarders. Address W, ar office. mardi 2" | UR RSNT—HOU bh 7 rooms; bath room ‘complete; pan water, fine storeroom try, ill rent separately. Waao pptauire of HULL iDgie N BEOS., FOE SALES & bendsome private BESIDENG on K street north, between 18th and 19h streets west: House No 1829; a good eons Sona Dressed Brick fr use. with all the mr nts, y to GREEN & Wintrails corner 10th and D streets. Foz BENT—Three furnished ‘RoOME: compris- ing the whole third story, fronting on street, fe for honsekeeping or Single geutiomen; ern ront “mouth fitusted on ri N northwest. Inguire at 1 For BaLE Alar and handsome DWELLING HOUSE, 26 £ street northwest. Main house - balck front with brown stene trimm! ‘bree floors and large cellar; three floors, house was’ Duilt Bacon for use of owner, and is near! modern improvements, and Eor'ss br abe tr liey. "Wi long t = H. BACON, jevZ-tr 103) Market a F'O2 BEST—FEDERAL BUILDINGS, core FURNISHED BOOMS, si: end ti rf sin jn suite, to @8. 8. PRENTISS, , Boom [POE BENT—a mx room BRICK nee per mouth; s four reom BRICK Hi \éth ‘street cars, and OFFICES on 7th and (Rederal Buildin ants F streets, Good ten Be suited 0) tS. PRENTISS: io: No. 5; Federal helitings. 86a fael lockup; location healthy and delig! ern 96) rete No, 503 B street, two squares fr FO! SA post o} wm ar2l-3t* ):3 LE. 7OR SALE oR EXCHANGS—A FABM of 20 SOR ray CHEAP—A large } Pee ee nites tre West tooo tae Bure | Foy URE. C more and Potomac Railroad; 200 fruit trees on the 3,000 worth of Beeopam place; good land. Prics $2,t00—$50) cash; balance by J. W. MATOHETT, on long time. Will take District bonds in payment, | street norch weet. or exchange f9r ey jue. In ‘operty of like v quire by mail . Washington, D oO mt- FoR SLE fe of LOT 6, in aquere 6%, front ing 18 fect on Dela sare avenue, between a D streets northeast. by a depta of $3 fest i fort. No 21 I street northwest, a 3 story EIOK of 12 rooms, hus all modern conventions 20,000. Part of LOT 9, in square 439, having a font of 15 feet 6 inches on south H atroet. bet enon ith ; improved by a small FRAME of Bie pA ctor” BRICK on 13th street, betweeo G and H northwest, 12 rooms, all modern ganve iences; $12 000. THOS. E. h street WAGGAMAN, martl-tr GR SALB—Biegaat HOUSE in the northwest ern section of ths cit’, three-story, proased brick front, bay window, nine rooms, water and cas. bath-room, billiard room, and coaservator inside Kalle painted. paneled, and trimmed in gilt vit docs not want a single appototment that titbie toners or convontoscs open demand; large iron fence in front. Price only or one-thirt cash; balano be on rea Wa ‘AEWEE, Bex Ratate Broker, The belnget the latest atyle, will also sonable terms. B. $5 REWARD—A CHILD'S GOLD NEOK- LAVE AND BLUE LOOKET, supposed to been lost in ark acon car, from Pe OF ie New Y: Any ene retorning it toMy In SHERELU at the aries, will re- above reward ar 38-3t' ‘A Brown GIP, cr soften aed an Staten’ mbes ry ee aud swers tothe name of Kate. A liberal re. ward will be given if returned to 1918 New Yerk avenue northwest marzl-%* mardi-t tf Ccrner of 7th and F streets, OR BENT 90 per, mouth—HOUsM No. #7 K treet northe Reaatt tom essed bi front, bay sees ater, gas, bath, other modern c wer 1 OF to GeonGE 6 BURGESS, ees: 321 4% street northwest e valuable FF. Sak = J ae, the property of the late = Calvert, near Bladensburg. Prine ty. Maryland, about seven miles by and gocd turnpike from Washington It con- tams about 300 acres, 200 of which are cleared and mainly with ith grass, with water in every fixid. There and com nodious barns, for more than 100cows. The ys ima ze, MABSION House eajoipin whe reat, FAROR FOX Pay en Opposite Treacury D Department. Sana mar® colw ‘OR SALE—Two FABMS, 890 and & acres, near FoF aie Cbarte bates! ei Depots and withle oe iles of Ge; esay terms. fadrces Gi CMPHEEY. F. wea |- No. 641 Lovistana Avexox, Two Doors Bast oF assim’ ERSONAL. SEVENTH StReEr. LIGHT CABSIMBRE PANTS, P N. Having taken the large and spacious waroh-uso | LIGHT CASSIMAKE PANTS, Nee a PERSONS HAVING USPATD formerly occu Morsell, Kea , I am LLB at Donohoe’s B iat call aud repared to give promt personal attention to all yy the same by April 34. Tinot not paid by Cd date Osinees catrusted to me. AT USUAL Low Pros. | they wil be giventos eolecine: powo! OR’S Thankfal for the patronage I have received from AT USUAL LOW PBIOgS, A tol iy friends and ths public generally for ths Inst fit AT USUAL Lew PHIORS. | Hil No BA" larce: BulOk HOUSE. ‘tor teem years, respectfully Sek e continuance of the Enquire on the aise, i ol =< WS WHo HOLD TAX om TH ANA OBSNG 1 ned is prepared, for whe, heirs of a ee DANIEL Gauwout, pf Dudington, at e fair vale: ~ iper bola foto in euaity., HOB. WasGa Bots ELL hi in equity, THO .QGA- Seen FRESH TAMARINDS, Mab o19 th streets # received by ADAME FLUKENGE Ae an a BL St roy fairest porthwext. pe aerisccnsuntion ix Weociag tho pases prieeet ro nt adn a Ss A: STRAUSS, and future of your life, in causing speedy marriages, JUST RECEIVED & gow lot of fine BANANAS A. STRAU bringing the separated ated to} together, and pointing ‘out end MALAGA GRAPES. For saleby A. STRAUSS, the sure way of success {0 I in matters of busi- able. mmr20-3t [Rep] 7th and L stresis northwest. fatiafact‘ons nom ae BT BLEACG- | 1011 PENMEYLWARTA AVENOE isfaction given or no pay. Can iC a tha eines oe meted us admit tre | 3031 PENNSYLVANIA AVERU Par! tora, Wi 13 4th street northwest. mar7-1m' anperiority of cur work. PARKER & WOOLSTON, | 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU, ‘AmOLE: Paieraes OBTAINED FROM 702 E street, near 71 mar30-1 nee Fs fai ifferent States for paging a 8. BOND HAS REMOVED to No. 8 Bast Street, | No pub sens ores Drug Stores 1105 Penasylrania ave gai i tat Fhird Door Bast of Hit for ni =i. Hod Aegean ru on ennsylvanis avon - ger lth erect and Now Fore awenoe, rect marl? ‘Third Door Bast of llth Street. nnn ot ESE o_O Prompt attention. ma BOARDING. pisos WHICH HAVE BREN USED. ent. Que &% cetave Knabe & Gachle ‘Bite rile eo ot price or al fe Slt bia ec secur es, and rooms of le rates. G. METZEROCT & CO., tte ne Losan Beet Pianos and Masco & 4 yadtel safely on Real Bamlin'sOsbinct Orgume, on™ 4 aarp Ketale; work dou Ray Ioaned, without rs be Lf ‘We hope, by Careful attention to the J 100,000 interests of Obr Customers, to merit'a fair share of business te our line. M GNOLIA GRAN DE FLORA, ROB'TH.BYAN. § _—_SIDNBY F. AUSTIN rom one foot te fifteen feet; price only one doliar i foot. Planted and ‘anteed one year in Nor- snd Portsmouth without charge. Blsewhere I From re chi o or Bertembe or the beet th for ade eae ybery for this, J. mar2-Im cin aie Me Rotate, ¥ Va. STANDARD BLACK TEA. ee BACK AGAIN TO PRICES OF 156: $0 CENTS 4 POUND: + by, overlend route, a large lot Ba wich the flavor of ereon at 60 OBNTS PEB POUND, for large on quantities. IT WILL GIVB SATISFACTION. marl6 tw WB strest. it | oopaLLs Playing Cards. CHEAP TEAS! GEO. T. BASSETT, Grocer," CAPITOL HILL, C'How ork an ebotce' and’ well wolecied ew TEAS ion to Hon. Powel be ses OARDING.—One a BOOM, suitabte Bt for two persons, with Bi oar Sard 845 per month for two. Bingle room Modern con- Mery Pleasant locati a for th ssummer. Ho, 438 Corcoran street. mara? 3" METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. AMONG THE NEW GOODS CONSTANTL ¥ ae thE: WILL BE FOUNDTH & LOWINe SPaciaL igs. Shere. Pisin eanet f- kirts, $1. and Butio, ei. 18, BOC. Silverberg’. Metropolitan Dollar Stere Pencils, a Beheutan ¢ ge Tullet Bets,3 pieces in d new styles, rhe Prong China Bpittoons epee. a — and gilt, fine if pene. es OBCOpes, FORT dnd athovsand emetos, werent es, you will save from ‘Seto Soc. on tg them at ie dotlor JPOR BENT —No. S18 Ponnayicania avenue is a large aud commodions HOUSE of % rooms A fine opportunity to opens large! boardieg honse; in perfect order. | Possession gs » Soety on Preinises or of M ¥, corner @reen and Dunbarton strests, wo. marl9 2w™ F° INT—A OOTTAGE on Georg-t Heiguts within five minutes? walk of ths Fe streetcars. it has 1] rooms, a large garden stocked with flowers, a ornamental shade trees and fruit trees pump o! ire spring water in the Fores convenient ontbil “ ac eo = $20 for o month, reel, or Georgetown. (OR SALE OB aye STORE and DWEL- F F ving HOUSE, on of 4: K streew southwest. Apply bext docr, 1009. t Hey mon ths premises Fayette Fitter to M.D. Box 338 Post Ofice, FS SALE—The property of a wido' B Ore one very stylish Brown Boad is, Jong mane and tal! Tauted tot ot in is kind for » Indy drive, and fears no.bing: 7 years of ag» next Ju Also. one very handsome dark Dapple Gray Family Horse; stands nearly 16 hands; long mane and tail; +6 yc are of age, and warranted to trot withia threo minutes. They are both warranted sound and Ki and Will be sold at a sacrifice. wate 321 Missouri avenue, betwen second-bh itabie for a small Pro- WINDOW and on Sth street northwest. BI A, oes FROM San. e252. FOR Le HANG K— Fig! vie from four to cine — old. te them are eome fine Saddle, Dri- ‘ing and Draft Horses, fourteen and 8 haif to sixteen hatds high, weighing from ten hundred aud hy to fourteen huidred pounds, and every Horse by us warran: esenited, oF money re- pe pe vaTas © 4 HOPKINS. mo ate OR SEER cna HEAD-STONES, BS: Lis, b INTLEO and TEIMM NGS to cloweyco‘ner of Iie ate x; and Maryland avenue porthwest, near Gar. marks 6c* EDWAED THOMAS. FOR BALE One tirat rate BOBEWOO Far htee Gal Gane Th street northwest. TOE GALE ONEAP—Thres nev i ipa tain KF jamp-seat OABBIAGES, fuisbed in gpm = soem Bed several top ‘snd no-top BUGGII fortale at Onrriage Meponitory, 31 sites sent sat tween Oand FD. SOHMIDT & 0 Beco. Old ‘Carriages taken tn exc hange. IGET BEAHMA Rags, mL Harourws. caived by NOB EAWFO Block. PROFESSIONAL, oO W. P. MY BBS. J = OTARY PUBLIC. fico, Boom 10 Plant's Ballding, corne™ of 15th strect and New York avenue, Waskinoton, D. 0. Residence, 134 Dunbarton street, Goorgetown. mari2-lm lyrnee. DARRELL. Dental Rooms. Be ids Penosyivania avenue, be- ‘b streets; old office. tween 13th and mars ia JAMES. Lerma NE. os. poy lod By elon a Claims Examiner tm Chancery sHoRT HA HAND WRITER AND caw BE- PORTE. Ho. 110 0 x, Office: Ho. 110 oe ee marl 6" R SALE, RENT OB i bouses,) Sven man: — — room BOUBES: w ora tnprovemn hm 5, ber pag aD revtipg ak ppl > ELDETDOR eet, from 3 o 8 o'clock SuITE, # F street, Phd a a, POE BENT. Tice prewed-brick front and Man- oot HOUSES, situated on Hew J ast, ares from the jcon- tains eleven large rooms, with, bath-ropay closet, stationary was! paces, be ati remges, hot aud cold water, and siso, large closets io ail rash marble sod " LE.—Twenty dnc BUILDING LOTS on iin street, betwee Vand j l4th streets; size 30x90. ‘i recited in this vicinity oa ey Ng when fi value of t! D*® W. B. IRVING, HOMEOPATHIST. ce and consulting rooms Ne. 3 Tremont House, reety=-Drt floor, Sutside entrance, Teb3s in EMB. Ei. re R20 F ntoste, wo, 429 7th street, Lessons on Piano and Zither, at reasonable rates. feba6-Im* SouUTTES 2 bAKEMAN, ARTISTS. S84, 0002 a ee ie Works wilt bay 53.000 f'et of Grow Grounds the same being part of Paalas ‘Thyron's rubdivision #4: (ronting om 6a, Q and B strects, and Mar % see. maris St [Rep Chron} $08 1 RESIDENCE FOR © Oa Finetors ise ot K sen Mo. 1311.1 Fraskie or ‘The House, which f beanttfally sitested the Snegt iecation in Washingion te tame mort substantial manner 1d? feet, the other half being 4 with Bue coach house and stable ‘The n egent parior(s0 feet long), om, butier's pantry and itbrary. . laundry, pantry, store-rooms every description, and fromt basement room for eer- TARE Stuing-rocm oF office. Large. airy bath-ros Tesi ug-Toom, water-clowets, linea TOOu,t ‘Gnd nine bed r-ome, being au elegant il be found te bee very dest ia marin ¥ Point iorey Piney Point, Adures CHAS. iP «i n@ton Hotel wart W 1BT PLACE —Ths beauutal tie Fa of 20 acres. good House of 13 rooms. houses, 830 choice Bruit ‘Tress. 100 &c., sitated within § miles of Washingt rof a mile from Highland Statio & B., bar (aepiendid place fur «first-come otal.) Will be sold ‘or exchanged for city property upon ac om modatsn mot sw BATE —EN wea AssESSNENTS aN TA “8 Ape at 0 a Beer oe ND & 00., fet Snir ‘ulix'w bop Rouse. norined to ofr for sale for & Simited le proj nown as t ROUSE. situate core Years tine will be piven op -f the amount ask d ther particn: OLAcETT. Beal Extat: . ‘Boerd of Rooms, 519 Market Bpac baa as ACBES OF | AND ¥: a - 367, wet EC Veuies Tit Ba i BAL re Near Nerfoik, Ve; mill ate stream, within balf smile. “Rare reine meré-Im onl Eetate bese. Fc SALE—a —A valuable way Creek. in) two tracts god 136 scree more cr Jems. For early fratt and gar- gen {his land cannot be excelled, Lier ean be brought to the markets avast oofttm Norfolk. It is only twelve wiles from Washi proached by stoamer Arrow, of the Moust Woesst Fort Washington, arid onty 1 from the Feit, saitiao, by steamer eat y, the farm, Grain of alt kinda Ercantfy relosastes the soft te Bind ana most entirely of the fuert treeif ie an excellent fort tion of this fare can be had by ‘callin the subse theres who Fah od t o farm ANK 5 e: 4 4. cart Xe Fort Washi L UTS? y BM FOR BALE 100 acres; five acres bearing viverarde, Bifty acres first-ciass Je, gear ards: seven mites from Washingt stone $40 acres, mos.ly good timber, twenty mil | bute 2 the Chesa — ‘Ow A howe TA PHILLIPS. Be Bee aes Usth st fobss 1 SaTET Y¥ SEVEN wary ee, we I SIGHT OF THIs CIT RB ruis OR EXCHANGE FOR ‘pRoPe 7 v in On ASHING TUN OK GEOKGETOWN. Comprising the subdivision one of the most desirable sections of land near this city; com. tuning health teluess of location; excellont getty Of toll. eepectaliy for grapes aud the «mail tru he purest water; magnificent views cf this city and ite surrgundings, among tts sttractions;, and whiees. lo.twonty-five acres of land o are be f sold very low to those who wil timp {ll take whele amonut in monthly inetail- desired; or one-foorth cash balance equal enaeel pay ments; fair deduction for oF larger proportion cash. This fue prot rapidly advancing in vaiue, nod te now and safest investment to be found Abstracts of titie fu > [*PoRTant Tax Norice 6 iE TRUESDELL, HEAL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKER, AT His NEW OFFICE, Ne. 605 Seve Street, eppesite the Patent Office, 1s saving tax-payers twenty to thirty per cont, on axils eying can only be effected for a short time bonds are rapidly appreciating, aud will soon b orth par. "‘Olatue for old materia. allowed. Rcurlat Senge ier Orders exec at the Stock Exchange. ig019 Sra Necsss J ne hoe Ei pene : eraxks, abe sia SETTLEU Fig ay! rer T RAT LD. wroh'e TAOHANGE _ Geeks promptly executed. (Rep) x — AUSTIB f. BROWN, Cornet of Hew York ovenve and Fiftcouth etrest. fron. ‘to 600.000, and several sre Claes hole care of GROUND and LOTS tn HOUSES end LOTS at Mount Pleasant. eld-ly RT MENT, March 10, is, Jar, ending Jane ‘bo. Satb, will Be resoteed Ss ot this until the 341 DaY oF ArRiL, 1574, at : Gumtracted for moat be farniahed from ime to tiae durin, a ree sntite orders from the Departmeut, ‘Fhe entire uaatitien ‘will, however, be’ called for during eke "Se roust be signed by the individual and be accompasied by « bond. fsatahies, in thevanrel tan thomsen fitin a8 ALL BILLS FoR SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXES WILL BE PAID aT as LARGE 4 DISCOUNT as ean be secured in the city, without the troabic of application to calling on the oollecter, by SESTER & RYON, feos ne Southeast, QOxXsSTEBS 4m BEVERY STYLE, i a nS