Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1874, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Beading Matter on Every Page WASHINGTON OITY; | THURSDAY...............Mmy 14, 1974. | Ons New York City Bankrupt! ‘The independent press have been giving so much volanteer attention to the aff-irs of our | little District of Columbia that their home m: nictpal affairs have been going to the dogs with- out attracting the attention of these vigilant guardians of the public interests. The New York Tribune ts now alarmed to discover that the net debt of that city has increased 839,298,431 im three years, and ejaculates that the steady, uninterrupted increase of the debt must be stopped, or bankruptcy will before many years stare them in the face. There were issued inthe month of A pril bonds to the amount of $4,595,050, and among the items are $5,009 for repairs of Sewers, and an equal amount for repairs of pub- lie sehcol buildings. It is a disgrace, the editor Says, that the great city of New York can- | ot spend $5,000 for repairing sewers, or a | public school building, without issuing bonds. | ‘There is $199,500 for Croton water, $115,000 for docks aud s!ips, $25,000 for Boulevard, $100,000 for park improvements, $105,000 for street im- Provements, and $75,000 for vacated assess- | ments; & total of £610,500 for these parposes, and all inone month. And these improvements, | and this rate of debt increase, have been going | ‘on for years, and years on years will elapse be- | fore the improvements are finished, whatever | may happen in the meantime to the debt. The policy of expending money at the rate of 4g | per cent. on the assessed valuation and raising from taxes, assessments and other sources, but 3% per cent. is ruinous. Economy, indeed, is never out of place, the Tridune adds, but it is | too late for economy to redeem the past. The | choice held out to the citizens of New York is | toethense heavy taxation or the inevitable bankruptcy of | their municipal government. | It certainly seems to us that New York should be Congressionally investigated. —__+<0e-- In view of the threatened ice famine (by the Gealers) the New York papers are discussing bow to eke out the supply, and considerable is ‘said as to the amount wasted in the courss of a season. It is estimated that at least one-third in amount of the ice annaally used is wasted. Probably as far south as Washington the pro. portion wasted is yet higher. It isthe habit of the ice men to dump ice like so ich coal, at the doors of customers, and nothing is more common than tosee blocks of ice thus deposited melting away on the doorsteps and pavements; and such carelessness is displayed by servants that frequently the puddles of water extend quite across the footwalk, before ths ice ts taken in. And the remnant that is saved is subjected to the same waste when within the house. In- | stead of being placed in the refrigerators to be | Preserved for cooling water, it is broken into | small lumps and dropped into pitchers to ba | speedily melted, or it is frittered away still | more rapidly by breaking it into fine pieces and | Serving it on plates. A retorm in the matter or ice waste is in order. | ~+2ee-—____ DowaTioss BY THE NaTionat Gaaxos.— The executive committee of the National ‘Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, of which Mr. William Saunders, of this city, is chair- man, has been in session for several days past. | ‘This committee represents, as is well known, One of the most powerful and important organi- zations known in the country. Ono of the | measures just passed provides for the forward- | ing of one hundred barrels of flour and ten thousand pounds of bacon to the saffering mem- | bersof the order in Louisiana and Arkansas. The members of the erder throughout the coun- | try have been extremely liberal in their dona- tions to their suffering brethren in the south- | West. Thousands of dollars in money and sup- | plies of both food and clothing have been sent | by individual granges. The above donation of the National Graoge {sin addition to the con- | tribution of $1,000 recently forwarded to the Louisiana sufferers. | ag ‘The opposition press seem bard to plexe Here they have been howling for a year or two abent federal Interference im state affairs, and blaming the President for his laaJabie efforts to scstain the United States courts ani keep the peace im Louisiena and other eoathern states; and now comes the New York Tribune of yesterday, which represents Mr. Brooks a saying to the President in effect :—<I¢ you think Baxter is governor, say so; if you think I am, say so. You can put Baxter into the state house st the point of the bayonet, bat you will violate the constitation if you do. Any- how, don’t let us have any more shilly-shally- | ing.” The Tribune coolly adds :—« It is bigh | time that something of the sort was said to the | President.” Does the Tridune mean to say that tis the President’s Prerogative to decide the Gispute? If not. what does it mean? | +2 -_ D the interests of free discussion we give | place elsewhere to a lively communication from a member of the School Board on the text | book question. It would seem that our corres- | pondent Is not only ‘‘down” on the geographies now in use in the Public Schools, bat that he has some prejadice against the rales of geam- mar and orthography taught at present. so An international congress of the geographical sciences will be held in Paris in the spring of the year 1:75. The geographers and travellers of all countries will be called to attend to it. Simultaneously with the congress will take place an exhibition of maps and geographical | implements and instruments. | — -<2-- Why is it that in @ street fight the innocent | looker on is always the party to suffer more se- verely than the combatants? Another illustra- thon of this curious fact is given in our tele- graphic dispatches about yesterday afternoon’s fignt in Little Roe! —— ae Of the two biustering 8's in Arkansas, Brooks Sppears now to be the biggest nuisance. Last | week it was Baxt | BS OF Bish , ic are reminded of BIGHT at the church at 8 o'clock. A 1CaN BIBLE 800) ty-efghth Avniversary of th tety will be held in the Hai utatives SUNDAY st 7 o'clock. Tnteresti from ¢i ASCENSION Pa- f the meeting TC- T8TY.—Tho Fi @ Amoricaa Bib-e | If thy House of SVESING, May i7th, lag addresses ‘may be ex: stinguished speakers. All the friends ot and the public generally, are cor- od to attend. mes 4 3t _! aptrogrnis :TY SIBLE SUCIEIY. forty-rixth anniv, of the Washiezton City Bible Society will ‘be belt in Lincete Hallo 8. 42H AFTERNOON, Moy Woh, at half past Bev. Dr. SY, ofthi« city, and Bov. ALEX’ McLean, of New York, will edcreee them —k ‘The public are cordially tuvited. mis St LADIES TEMPERKANOK MASS MEET- Mars Meeting will be held FRI- :VEniNe mM Is, at 8o'clock st Hamiine mn oot. sod P str: fed by Ladies of the rence Cnios. bite iw cordially invited to attend. A spe- = ey A to those ge sell or use omicating and to those wi to ths Women's Temperaves M (rarest oF THE CONDITION NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BAS or WASHINGTON, D. ©., At the Close of Butiness, May |, 1874. Loans and discounte_. emeceersemee QT 532 8 ner stocks, bonds and m ose 4 20 Due from receon ti ‘and reserve sgents = 914,345 95 Dae from uational ¥ se nse 49.091 frcm stere banks and benkirs....-. 937 b 0 ae 08 13.361 06 209)43 ae aio 24 986 39 28,579 00 ‘S19 55 3,711 05 79}994 00 816.105 08 tal stock paid ir...... vveee (9800 000 00 voles “hi 180,000 19564 94 2.864 93 1630 7 ofit and i: ba. 1s71 33 halied peice ee SS ase 9 Q as - oe Due to national bank: 25 553 30 Due to state banks and 4 890 58 816,105 08 I, Moses Kelly. Cashier of the ational Metro. potltan Bank, of Washington, D. 0 do solemaly ewear ihe above stacement is true, to the best lief. MOSES KELLY, Cashier. Ls Cvrreet.— Attest : JW. THOMPSON, JOUR 1112, JNO. 7 LENMAN HIOWCLAS SOK RE, Colum? ia, County of Wastinston he orn to befere me, this thir- Gko i. B. WHITE, Notary Public. {@ OFFIcE oF Taw on jAKE AND OHIO CANAL © ¥ NNAPOLIS; M y 2, 1874. Notice is hereby given that the ; Directors, Distrrct of Subecribed acd teenth dey of le 6 ndne Jniy, ree erred Construction Bonds of this it Pp the Bankiog Honss of Sons, meeners: ona cor ex 2th ff instant, myl3 did MECHANICS’ ON .—The forty- kbolders will be tant, in the halt Pom as attention WH, President. m13 25 -E B _J.T. PRATHER, Secretary. ORIGINAL POLAR SODA AND MINEEAL WATEBS, on Draught, 1689 PaNnsYLvamia AVENE, ape-tr Near Witani’s S APE WORM ‘REMOVED WITH HEAD LE: ina my Hany, come in decl8-ly L3.—These Co SUeks anna Pik exclusively of ASTUBAGE.—Pastnrage for Horses and Uow Apply to JOAN KNOTT, Jey at Be Locus il, on kc eek. mayl4-3t* HOuMEAD & C9., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS 1X W CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKER ¥. $16 Tru STREET. WATER-OOOLEBS, facture and at lowest prin ICE PITO oO may SENECA STONE. THE MARYLAND FREESTONE M. AND M. COMPANY IS NOW READY TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR STONE, EITHER Sa WED OR ROUGH DIMENSION. UNDER A NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ABOVE STONE WILL BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY, AND IN ANY QUANTITY. Send orders to Companys offic>, Conner K ann 28tH Streets, Rock Creex may l4- len J.W. ALVORD, Presijont. ‘THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SUITS IN THE COUNTRY, Ar 5S. HELLER'S, ay l4-2w 715 Marker Brace. H*"3eae BUGAN EMBROIDERIES « 20 PEE CENT. LESS WYLIE, THAN THE BEGULAB PRICES. Hos. 1018 and 1020 BEAT BASGAIRS. Tra STBERT. FINE STOCK. Horthweast, maylt-tr BUPTOY NOTIO®. — Notico is hereby a that the second meeting of the creditors wilt be held at the of- 10. for hecotion of the bank REGINALD FENDALLS ae will at 12 o'clock eu BDALL. Assignes. Tas 18 TO GIVE NOTIOE, That thesubscriber has obtained the Supreme Court of the e of Columpia, holding a special term. let- ters of administration on the personal estate of MI- CHAEL DONOHOE, late of Washington city, Dis- trict of Columbia, deceased. rsons havi the are hereby warned to exhibit the same, witk the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. on or before the 12th day of May next; they may otherwise by law be excluded Trom all paras Sparel cetate. Given under my hand this 12th day of May, 1874. ckGaker DONOHOE. maylé-w3t™ Administratrix. SPECIAL NOTICE. AND OHIO RAILROAD, seen che cana Wiseingro, Ma 12, 137. ont pee ee, estate ih leave more, ne week, & w Camden Station for Washingto 2 and way stations ‘88 soon 88 the theater is out fur the accommodation of such persons from W asbington and way stations —— OONTZ,, General Avent, ‘aster of Ti rans} Ticket Agent. HOLTOR, from New ore locates y treatment ead . fixe Bree examinations from 12 to 4, Fridays. at h street. ‘mayll-6t* win 612 D4avis SODA AND MINERAL WATERS, PURSST, CHEAPBST AND BEST! ‘Tickets, good for 15 glaeses, $1. may7-tr 7TH AND I STREETS N. W. FURNITURE, PALNTING, PAPER HANGINGS, AED CURTAIN MATERIALS, HABDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, ae. L. MARCOTTE 4s GO., UmLON squanz, (29 East 17th st.) KEW YORK crrr. “COME 2 Save Money! Dress Well!! BUY NOW. SPRING CLOTHING © SPRING CLOTHING 4 TREMENDOUS STOCK. SPRING CLOTHING = SPRING CLOTHING AT IMMBNSE BEDUOTIONS. A GENTEEL SPRING SO(T FOR TEN DOLLARS, oo 1 a \ TC) FORMER PRICE 0B BD Geer 1S aie BL ome LS A FINE SPRING SUIT FOR FIFTEEN DOLLARS, [| Te +) FORMER PRI_E $20............. $20 | as AN ELEGANT SPRING SUIT FOR TWEATY DOLLARS, $20... 920... 220, FORMER PRICE e2s. + 82 EQUAL DISCOUNTS ON ALL OTHER GOODS. BOYS’ CLOTHING FOR ECHOOL OR DRESS WEAR AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS. Come—Buy Now! HABLE BROTHERS, MERCHANT TAILORS @ FINE CLOTHIERS maylitr Cer F 7th and D streets NR. Ww. NEQ SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES —Over 100 of the latest New York stylos of Park snd Pony Pheigns, Top ard No- ‘op Buggin, Sash and am p-seat Carriages. id in exchange. Qall before percbaring ise w 3 P. D BOHMIDT & OO ,No. 319 13h strove, bs: tween and D, Washington, and 91 W. Fay: WAT GAS TRS WwW ry xa At ii BL for years Gand four adults. Paes er he Bt i at aS, 698 Ferro betwee Re eae RK (OB BENT—ROOMS in a pleasant localuy, for- Fviabed or ante = i ar whout nerd, . Pennsylvaviaay - nue. Isquire on the mid > room i northwest, tat 8 per mcnth” Inquire Ho. 1419 or Bo. 40% Sithceatonn eee Ho NALD iS dent BR BALI Pectantertsan $20 caer on 13 7ch tri WwW Nv ea eet thoussnd =A! a By 'H for Bios agne on ~ street, lor fash, wraske's i W4STED-SFA usTeEse—o stands d ess making. arcnue, corner 15% street, 7 einer he WANTSU—FIFTY AGENTS to trevor; good induce m: , ute to active and energetic men. Ap- “RGR ©. LEWIB, 401 Tin strect, corner moayl4 im industrious, Apply at ma) list I> WHITE WO. stake care of fo jest two years of age, et day. "Noone need apoly without g00d referevcos, or — inc>pal Shurch, addsess MM. © Po, D0. mayle-3c" ” | WASTED—FAMILIRS leaving the city for te summer to know thar they cad fiad sapsrior | storase accommodations if secured immediately, in | Sew 3 story fire proof wa-enonse; at reasmable | ANTED—&§ stemdy reli MAN, aged 95 or 35 yea: little ehildcen, the youn rely, night ard rates tor in bailding. Property 10 store | covered b; urance at low rates. eply at 934, L, ulsian: mue, be*ween 9th and j0.h streets, or address P. O. Leek Box 506. mayl4-3. A®TED—A compatent OOUK at No, 60® 10; treet northwest. None put such nerd as m! Ww ply. ANTED—A first-class COOK, OBA! MAID and COACHMAN; none othe | apply. Chambermaid must sew: “A oply | Sonth’B st eet, corner Ist, Capital Hi WAXZED-A comptent DRUG SORIPTION CLBRE; sin Spply,at the corner of Vermont ave od 1th 8 reet ml3 2* mt and PRE- men only ned SOB RENT—One farnished ‘anfurnii | I ROOM, with board. “Ger ty fo (UB BEN1—¥IBST FLOOR over store Bo. 726 7th street, nea: Patent Office. a ‘room HOUSE on } frees st. Inquire instore.” mi3-3t™ FOR RENT l aD eee, | FOE SALE—at @ vareain, HOUSN i207 1 Street, to be removed soon as sold. Price @250 Dqu'te on premises, may 13-4t Pub SENT —Niccly-tor shea HOUSE, ble Ivcation. 1215 ilth strect norchw et. Bert $9) a monty, mayl3-S* [G8 SENT—Two PARLORS on rat floor; also, three c.mmunieatisg on second fleer, with or Without boar!, 402 6th street mayls 3t* tieman ant wife pees nt 2 wife pre. ard. Apply at 919. 0 corner P ‘ar a ors; B35. room and cellar, @20. Lots Tnawire 1901 ibth sirect, wr) Se Ea ea street ‘occa, m1 2 Of- be for rent in a fow dave ocak oo fice; will roms is large,and all are well lighted froat and rear, Al y next door, ronyl3-8:" W NIED—By an lutelligent colored Mana do auth tema wi gg hea nae dress W. B: Star offiens : m13-6t* A Lady of i education and exps- POSITION as lady’s ami ig Com pivion to Bur>pe, or wo: id vernees; best rference, Address jar office. ensia,’ ANTED—A TENANT for cles W guiet furnished Boom: enite street, between Penusy Ivan! without cr with Board; al low to permanent person: W4FrteD—a MILLINEB; at 1327 7th stroct YY northe may)2 St" V AN‘ ED—A firat-clas MILLINER; uo omer need apply. Call at 287 Penn. aveaue mi2-3* WANTED-(Woitey MEaT and VEGETABLE Cook maya 3.* CONTINENTAL ROTEL, ANTED—As nurse, a WHITR WOMAN ox- go as Pericnced in the care of children; referenc-s required. Apply at No, 305 U st_northy est. mi2-3" WwW ANTED—A gov JOUBNEVMAN BARGER Sop ted C. WOLZ,35 Market space, George. town, DO. ‘ma’ 12-3 W ANTED—To Bent—An w furnished HOUSE, of ten oF twelve rooms, in the western or nerth: fe | orn part of the city; rent met to exceed $66 @ month, street, Baltimore, Md mayll-Im” ‘Aditow MM re ck Box 124 city, ee sina" PURE sODA WATER 4 eyo Sod IN 1. will bs willing to make herself useful. Address H.D , 7thet. car office, in care of Jogph ‘s FOUNTAINS, ees = cee sah 1 warers | WASTED-A fillable OMAR, to ovok, wash y 3 NERA, nd iron, and do general housework for a sin SA IEe Rea ee family. Inquire at Mo: 1397 Kl attect, bet a IN O, northwest. in STEEL FOUNTAINS, SUPERIOR SYRUPS FBOM FRUIT JUIO! Counter Fixtures and Syrup Bottles to Loan. SAWL C. PALMER, _mall-tr 59 Greene st., Georgetown, D.C. Set. { McELROY, BAIRD & Co. GILDEBS AND UPHOLSTERE: FINE STEEL ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS. WALNUT and GILT FRAMES, GOLD LEAF FRAMES, of ll descriptions; PIOTUBR O#8DS, NAILS) PICTURE ROD, ROOM MOULDINGS, Prices, c., at lowest casi FUBNITURE OOVEKS made in tho best style, house in the city, cheaper then any other CABPETS and OUBTAINS cleaned and packed for the tearon, and xwaranteed Srom moii BEGILDING a specialty. No. 439 PAPERHANGINGs, 7th Bt. ‘OCK ‘11-20 No. 439 SPRING ST Tth Bc. ow open at MA: ‘ER’s, No, 439 7:h street, between D and B streets, eight doors above Odd Fellows’ . PAPEBHANGINGS Five Gilt and Bilver Papers, new and sty signs; Plain Papers for paneilog, with fi finisbicg plato, resentation of woods ‘Also Of Glazed and low-priced | Sane mbracing new shates in brown, pearl and rewer - and © 's blue; novelties in colors and patterns WINDOW SHADES. New patterns, different sizes and colors. Plain Goods in different colors, wemake into shades. Shades made to oraer Velvet and Gilt in great variety, French Fire Gilt Frames, Walnut and Gilt and’ ail Gilt Frames, from card to portrait size. The largest as- sortment in the cit. i ‘ames to PICTURE CORD AND. TasseLB, PIOTURE pues &c, N Picture Cord and colors, wire covered. hats phy ure Nails, Ri a PAINTINGS, CHAOMOS, POROEL, AINT- Choice subjects in appropriate frames at reduced Prices. is warranted as represented, All orders Shades or All for Tames panctusify flied sad sartasttion qiseare ee punetualfy mn: tecd. TREMB CABH. Se mayo 5 ee METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. MORE BARGAINS. JUST OPENED: rf read two-button Gi: , 50. iste Thresa Half Gauntlets, 356." untlets, Suc, ed Gloves, Sood Dress: Tooth, Mall and Hate Firet-clase fmo-button Kids, Cay | hand-mad. ‘Sacks, i A iS Sembee geen tin, @1 cach. Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ 2. ‘and ‘short, axe in Bassis, Morocco ‘Work Baskets, $1. Table Raivesped eset Forks for g1. 3 HH i ite Butter Knives, S00. sine Frame, broed gilt,’ k complete, only @1, mola, BI each. oghas mbreliaa, @1 elisa. 8 and 10 rite, Booteh Ging- hed, Shirts, very nice leet erioa srt pair for Glacs Goblets, Soc” ndid Corsets, embroidered 81. wi Btraps, Gic.; nice Satchels and Traveling Baskets, Ql.” we we of Washington, Niegara Fale, gieroon cn Diver acters ‘Bcenery,'Watkins jen. &e., per dozen. Glen. &c., @1 per do: pes, Bl, at fey e fi ith glass, 5 2 £ | nr if SILVERSERG'S Metropolitan Dollar Store, 318 SEVENTH STBEET, ops. tr Wean PENNSYLVANIA AVENVE. DoMkESTI Gc. ANTED-A WOMA. to cook, wash and iron; Soe bo RSs BAYNE food Fefere:.ces n apply: No. 2019 I street, betwoen 20th and. 2tet streets may 12 3t* WANTED—Two en desire nicely fornixhed BO © the summer, on Capitol Hill, he Capitol. Address A. WILLIS, City p may 12-61" W&ANIED | SCATE-ROOFERS, ATTEN. TION'—Proparals fur furnishing SLATE and putting on achurch, 36160. Fo: wor particulars call ot No. 1319 Ds reet northwest, may 12 3° WALTER NELSON, Trastes, W ASTEO—By o lady having no imcumbrance, @ HOUDE to take care of, belonging to sume Laine ily gving to the country for the summer season; no pay reynired, and «: ref-rence given, gd dress dyertiser,” 8. W 4822 0Sinacdiaeh— witty MEN, to goto the North, » To those wich good i eferenc ye provided; wages from 12 to @20 tothe EURKE A Employment Off M C. BUTLEX, 918 Pet. Bra: ch office. treet northwest. mayt: SNTED—A young Spaciard, who write 6 c ioe! m1 esx; would make himself ge useful; the best references given, Address Bico,”’ Star office, mnayi2. W4sTsD-a colored WOMAN to do housework, to go into th» country. Gall at 301 M street northwest, afer 5p.m. mayll-4t™ W487 ‘D—DESIBABLE PB’ PERT ¥ for DOWNMAN & GEEEN 27th st, may! SNTED—A SITUATION, WV dressmak ‘@ competent rock {OR EENT—A desirable sto: FQWitling, jetet ts the’ finest ‘portion ot so, eas Stes aad teat bee Sane ences 5 tached. WM. TYLBR, 715 loth et. mayiS-cost (OR RENT—DWELLING and 7 F treat near Teavaed £ ee Denti Oe a workshop or stablt Dwelling § ig. all t F at reduced J gt SNODGRASS, 27 Bi sttect, naw mayis-3" to J. BE. SNODG: New Jersey avenue northwest, FS BAL E—One of the most desirable suburban HOMES near the city, containiog 6% acres of highly cultivated crounds; cottage heuse ani barn; orchard ef best varie:! 4 f fruit fi = well of water in the yard; ition; three miles from the cit: convenient to schools, store, &<., em! advanti of @ pleassn: countr: ps, divided afvant Ages ceptible of 41,0. VILAND, Beal Estate No 600 oh street. may13. Fe BENT -Two BRIOKS on M street _north- een 9h and 10th, Nos. 913 ai ;: all modern 24 northwest; or ‘2 conveniences; 975 avenue; 3 story Brick, 12 150. No. 205 A street sour S-story ck of 12 rooms; furnished, aad has every conve- hievee; $78. No. 1312 E street porhwes Toons; gas and wat AMAR, STuNb street, FS. BEST—One of those desirable BEW HOUSES on Ith street, between K and may 12 3t EK WIUSON, 311 7:h street. FSs BENT—cTUUKE and FIATURGS, suitable for 'y to WM. ecery of provisionstore. Appl; NOTTINGHAM, corner $1 and’ "Kore cams ‘west, bet we have 12 rooms; Bo. oily all mod, four oasart northwestera part of ¥, bath, gos, hot and cold water. Call ‘at at 308 ad strect southeast, Capitol Hill mid-3" ct ween E street and Penn- wire at the law office of u. BS, 435 7th street northwest. m22-6t" Fe BENT—NEW HUUSE, 4 rooms, picasant kcestion, larg. yerd front’ ond rear, Chr per month in advance. Apply at N. T. IMLaY's, Farriture and Stove 8 No. 2314 1st. miz-3.°* For K&NT—+ [BST and SEOOND FLOOR of House No. 12¥ ilth street Southeast, besides store room ‘b cold weter. Beni F O28 BENT—-FBAME HOUSE, No. 529 10.n near F, northwest, 5 rooms, water in yard, suitable for small store. ‘Kent, $25. BRIOK HOU! northwest, 8 ro. §55j rent sn Oe ‘e of JOSEPH 0 Sth street northwest. ID NOK in the ry and Mausard ro f, oon- store. SE, No 2011 idth street water and KELLY, 5 room. with hot a-d cold water; large bay window, costly mantles, every porsible convenience, ly 720 ist sireet north west. may 12-3." (OBR BALY—Ci Or ‘CK HOUSE, ten jot con tains 6,000 f-et; No 706 M street southeast. A’ eech, front- Leunire » gtiic sir ets southeast, southeast. mi Fe SALE OHBAP—A two-story HUUSE in good condition, located on P 1dth and 15th northwest; small cash paynient, bal- aice on long time. Will exchange for Groceries or im pro. pert, incumbered; price, $2, . Also, dark bay HOBSU: fasts ¢ poate oul’ pecions $160 cash. Inquir ~ iysourd and genti wire at No. or month. Addreas Nov 201i Iith sirest, botween | 1309 T street northincnts afer 3 poset aay ae U end V streets. miei 6 | OR RENT—Furuished. Deiig TAGE. W4Nta0—To B0y—avprToR’ canner southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue TES nated 193 ji 196 oe gee ai street southeast. Apply on the premises after one and @4,179 41 respectively. Insued January, 1gt4, | o'clock p a Address B. P. H.. Box 123 City P.O. myS-cotw™ Fh geen pees Ww room = besides ceilar, ‘an rooms; wit “room wit room; in yard? Pegg ey ye ptt od Pe BE Tot of wages by applying at the Eureka Employment | Sth street northwest. mIL-3t Onice.to Mrs LOUISE O BUTLER, 918 8 tren, [FOE BENT-STORE ond DWELLING south- Bratch Uffice, 1027 17th ‘street, between K ‘and L ‘west cerner Maryland avenue and igth strect streets. mayt-ia | south st; containing. ex Toons abd large’ cellar; ra in jocaiion for grecery o1 vision ineas. W Atoomts, win peatd: inte or tote ned Hey’, ecerate; Apely to W. Ww. BOSEMAM, 3 ) Rear vet Bw en BET Gr etrocte ne? Pith naree, Address | rutiwest m1-Lw* W AXTED Second-hand FURNITOGE, DED | WOE SALE, BENT OB EXOHANGS for tangs CLOTHES: second-hand CLOTHING, €rn improvements, Apply to FITCH & FOX, No, BOOTS and BHORS. Will pay the highest ‘casm | {'ggg’provements- APs 25 per month. my) im ices irders promptly attend«dto by mail. H ae COLMAN & 00., No, 936, corner 10h street and | [OR HOUSE No. 1010 F strest Penbsylvania avenue, epui-ly™ west. containing fourteen rooms, exclu: ee = Kitenen, bath-room, and dining room, wih all tae D— one jern \mprovements. Inquire at J. WAL’ > oe ( very ¢ P for cae Toure ateeet northwest _ oo 6" Sey teg machine Agency, BE} . T—HOUSE No. 1006 Masvachusstts snd ‘NOFIOND; afso, Brauch <Groums norinivens eommmtcion fourteen rooms, terns; 469 Pennsylvania avenue, febis-tr J. W. BPIOEB, Agent. ANTED— RANTS. Ww eee sn 8 JORNSTON, dect-6m" 934 F street. nue and cellar; hot snd cold water through or, Fergani cat, range Gus, wae, er ms ve 5 iy W: BARK BE. 1106 Hat now. PRS ae ANTED—AU those who value their 0 fourteen rooms and inodern improvements: ft : has three communicating pariors nearly sixty foot ‘TACLE" tn the countey te nacerstety petted te the dep, mak it particularly desirable for moabers eaight by BH FL he Optician cornet of Cony or. guore wiaking to en . For fers ofsikiada = Svene: | Depes fe 7 GEORGE BURGESS, LOST AND FOUND. On Tuesday morning, a BANK BOUK; vBaltinurs gaviuge Bank-" A libsrel reward ned to 168 Bridge street, Teor octal! pret Loft in the Pennsylvania avenue street vars ladies’ PARASOL, vince and hitedees eturn to second story 5 Trew: 5 BOO! —The Mrs. Lawrence who bas love a Poshor Book aa havethe sane by caliing ont reigned, between Sand 9 a. m,, at Wormley 's Hotel, aaa. ‘OST—On the 10th mt , between #. and lo clock, er on Pennsylvania avenue c ere of GOLD GLASSE! itarbto mid. OHANET, Deed better Omtco, nad receive Ssuiteble reward _mis-; Sl O8T—BALF OF A GOLD BY EGUAGE. Finder reward by leaving it at 1117 G, eee ne K mayis 2° SO OBT—From 39 Gay street, own, a all yellow, A’ liberal reward will be given if vocuraad” ‘mavi3-St 52 —A week ago. ‘tusaian LPecrstsor* wah cies ipitiaie M. Fon the parley ppt Lr de rag, 8 4 Fourcl Bec- retafe GAmbe-sade, Ge ‘Prance, tn one of tao ete; OLS oF two letters, and sev other' Peesse ai Sees Sasa . . TOR Tetre ts 13-36" rounp— of MOWRY at B. Mori Fee Paper Warehouse, 80d Daren trae OFT—On the Tih = ante inder will be L returaing 10 1598 6th setect eentte = Sere coer pti aes have of » As FOR SALE OB BENT—18 acres of LAND, with first-class resid: may9-lw nce abd improvements, Fruit of every varicty in abundance: is the’ fiseet place between We bio, and Balti: sale,one fine Horse, Bae Oows, 2eiy tne Bem, and 9, lot of Choice, Farming twplements, areas ;0.B. BISHOP, O11 Tun street, OR BENT—A suite of three furnished, ard use of parlor with @ringle Room, at 317 45s street. 7 = TOK, six 100m~ Fh s Water, gus, No. 2758 Vennont aronus, Rent $20. Ap 1106 L strect, be ween Ath and 13th streets. mT ‘OB SALE—HOUSE and LOT of one acre of Fis house, barn, fences, water, fine frait, &c., making © desirable saborban One mile from 5a i Bioker, 60: ‘—For the summer, several handsome- Fotae BOOMS in the choicest location in 'y et very reasonable rates, as to Bath, Bowe AB Mullett and 3°M Ea munds, City Postmaster: Inquire st Bo. igi3 ieee Fro SaLE—DWELEINGS. Soe ae OOMS, clegautly board. Also, may7-9t" wi jporthant 9 rooms, large ot very Rt Freres, flolghia, formerly “eccupied chime Britten Legation, =o 7 3° Sacto jon. — ‘The house is large, furnished with all the motern improvements, and is suitable for entertaining. the Pd vo ne the situation co by any tu the District, having » view | ga are very larass containing’ snarls + chown ‘syaare feet, “a will be sold on easy or rented to @ Girst-class tenant. given April o£ E" HUMB. of Hall & Hume, grocers, bs) venta avenue. marks Sm BENT—A six room Bi HOUSE, Fon. end cic a BE RN quire at 624 Louisiana avenue. ovt-ly | F ‘and OF FIOBS on7th and | mt ‘suited b; wos. sFiss, Boom a —————_—_—_—_—__— FOR SAL E— Che. )»Ssmell lotof STONE STEPS and PLATFURMS. be sold to clear yard Gun‘at BAHBAND ROTHRRS, 796 Ten ere northwest. may i3-3t" *0B Bal! F saddie E—At a sacrifice, a gentleman's blood d HOBEB, chy sinat sorrel, over bance high; fast aid very handsome; ranted without a blemish. Owuer going to Pig Pacific coset. Apply for information at 1349 Lstrect, or at Wansteli's Stables, 1h wreck, may’ the horse may be seen. Tae =.1 Fo aAbe-Ox warranted er Address 150: may 13-6" MULE, wud and to work sn} 'Y 17th street n. FOE S4LE-A hantoome BAY MAKE, 16 heods also, a tight Express or Sportin, Wi th 8 yi be seen at ot (OB BALE-The FOBNITU GE of four Booms— he Perior, Dining-room, Bed room and Kitchon— everything complete. Will be sold cheap to a party who can pay cash. inquire et No ST ‘Dorth- west. my 12-eo8t" Fo SALE—A beaatiful Blood- BUGGIBS and HeBNESs. bay MAGE; two Can be. st HUGOELY & BOWEN'S Livery seen Stable, New York aven eon 6ih and 7th streets. 3-3" FO® tate 3a ¥ CARTS. 3 et OAKT BABBESS, b=] | 1 CABT HORSE. i 1 Family Osrriegs HORSE. Apply to ck NIGHT myi2-im 1427 Penv: [OR SALE-Six CGAL CARTS sai H ie nearly new; alsc, Double Set of WAGON Hak” NESS, nearly ‘new, snd one BOCUKAWAY. Ac dress 1909 Irth street n. w. mi (OR tALE—Ove 10P BUGGY, ene TWO-SEaT DRAG snd STANDER ' TOP BUGGY, SEWING-MAOHINE WaG- UNS, ten SPKIBG WAGONS, and four. > QLD WAGONS, all st low price. JAMES K, PROBEY, 47 Prospect st., Georgetown, my? im Ee ot, Georgetown. 0 Fz. SALE—Joust arrived, « lot of very superior DRIVIB G HORSES from the west; will be sold low, st HUGUELY & BOWEN’S Sd | may 5-6t~ sable, New York avenue, between 6th and 7th ste. ‘OB BALE—One BAY BOUSE 10% haods high; dvatiessafe and Sowa. apsiy nf 418 19th street borthwest. may6-ia ~ ee eee re Cages. Prices low. No-137 Bouth x J. M. GOETZ. PERSONAL. OSE, DO OOME hv MB! Ma is dangerously = sick. If you do rut come tuumediately’ 1 susil re search for you. iy “_ SPIBITUALIOM —Mis. B.A. MILLER, the S"wouderfel Trance cotsi Seat a Basins Medium, whl git — at Ne 429 @ street northwest from 9 s,m. to p. m. daily, rea: sonable. AME FLUKENOM, the Colebraied Claireoy MM gearing topo pot rare of y 3 bringing the s«parated fogetber, aud pointin out the sure way of euccess in life, in matters of busl- ness her advice is invaluable, She gives universal satisfect'on; pone ever regret ‘ing her. Sat- De pay. Usn be consulted at her Parlors, No. 613 4th street northwest. mat?-3 0 ED F ARH? PUenone, QRTAIRD, 7H No Loa required. 3 Ui ns a THE TRADES. a Racer AWsINes ASDAWSING FRAMES | Gf mproved Biyle and Pactern, Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City and Ooun = try Besidences at factory prices, Manufactured by JOHN 0. HOGAN, | 713 Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets, Fings avd Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent. Sole agent for the only Genuine Mildewed Proot Awning material, ‘apls-tr AWaines ae Sc ta FRAMES 643 Loutstans aver’ Coretsl. |, Tth street, FeRae, one q eat sina for Biores, Public Dullings, Levels’ | TIBOR FBAMES for FLAGS, UAMP- HEB eINO RET Katie or | QUESTIONS OF DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMPANIES AND THE 455URED ADJUSTED AT 1000 PENNA. AVENUE. ‘sple-im JOHR fT. LIGHTER: Teter Sacer Sree org Ane _ | bealthtalmess of local ty, ex Go", 335 ine Serene” Blnsanccts 3 Ly Bow doing 8 fair Dosiness, with all its @: carry gon the business, ae ovusr to re arket Bpace, Georgetew Mo © can g . th smounts to wult, where erty off-red as secority is firet-clam Ing to borrow will be they can get the m: mse SMALL FARMS, BUILD SITES AND COUNTRY S84Ts, NEAK AND IN FULL ViEw OF THE CITY in Combining more advantages t} ity 0 near Washington, any other looal- mong which are pertect jovltont quality of soll, | SePecialty for grapes and the «mali froitr, aod the purest water. Oneof the fluest vineyards in the country bas been for seversi years in fali bearing on one of these places. The extremely low prices at which they are offered, and «n easy terms, mak® them, either as au investment, or to improve for home, very desirable BOBEST 4. PHILLIPS, Real Estate Broker, $05 15th street. mayo tr M35 70 L0.8—Loans for sume of goa poe nee — 3 very moderate com - nmaye-ide Gorver of Teh LYE Meridian prices, and on long time with mays 100 Gorner (OB SALE —Oom priai i Kinds ba ay Various localities, supecteliy ete the vicinity of Wash! And maar on Failroads entering therein. M. 0. BOND & O05 corner Loulsians svenur and 7th fos bALE— MARKET GanDED 6 may? im* EX@) etd stead of the Inte farms of Franklin Bives, esq Alexander, This U by the }» end toto oF in is to wuit private sale before,will, on the 16th of permitting), be ‘et suction. For joulars inguireof JOHN F. RICKEY, on or through P.O. box 183, Washington city. ib) apse. ALK OR Bi. AEIGHS: TY.—A beautiful aud elegant RES- DENCE, iy . aud iwxGriant in every arrangement, with outhouses, outbuildings. stabi carriages, ko. with about jend, richly cultivated and handsomely ornamented with fruit trees,al;rubbery iu fail view of the city | wear New York, ‘bor, + JM the Schanango valley, New York, 25 wiles west of Uti yTacuse, with railroad coum acre. Inquire of W. W. COX & heal Eeiate Brokers, 1513 Pennsylvania « “ 1 idiapd railroad. rtland county Rear 10 street northwest 10 te $10 3.8 bebiiity, tree tated. J kere, 73 Yor FOE SALE-ViLta_wanoaner, summer residence of ex. President tween Hampton and OM Point O. ort boning, opto, suf craby and rare hl ler requicats applications to he aires TAB, Bey beth a Virginie L 100 INVESTED IN Wall = leads to fortune. “The Art of Speculation,” 45 pages. Coupous collected. Securities "ego HIOCKLING & OO, Bankers aud Bro. Broadway aud 11° New sirect, Now pds im Hx ecres; Tyter, be- Bathing, cn. Ty- to Thus. jamptou, Elizabeth Ony county, ‘ap24-Im ONG BEANOH FO BALE, FURNIsi aD, ng and so Ob the sea front, adjotui: puth of the ren! denee of the President. A fine, large House, oon. Tov january, room, wae vase, do; torms aud low price te & her Cottages for sale and to reut. Tinted Catalogue sr bart applicetion. 10-2 wy - cry Nove s saEer ne Beebe he Tig be Kee. . aS sell Genera SETTLEU AT Lowes? KATES, ‘KK EXOHANGE (Rep) Foe eacg, ‘Three te Bow for eee ee Lig ta pres fom 200 to OBO and several eb tae ses Oue whole uare of GROUND ané LOTS to "he LOTS at Mount Pleasant. sis-ly BOARDING. BABANT BOOMS AND BOARD can be bad 40 H mrect, near Printing office. mis 3:* PROFESSIONAL. D5, Ly dence, 1248 een J O. CLEPHAN é (0.5. Comr ard, 2 facing evente. ™ers-tr p* Ww. TKVinG, HOMEOPATHIST. Office and rooms Ne. 3 Trem pt | sdumronenctaaiting rocee Me. 3 Troment Howe SCSCTIES « kak EMAAR, ARTISTS. o. $7 Sern aes eee. cast Sides between D'and Gu OT: AT baw enosnilll NOtamy rexsie MEDIOAL, &, JANE ViILSOM 8 thoroaghiy experienced Dit sete ee meee at uy ry ‘ents can