Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1875, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: March 2, 1875. ‘The appropriation of 810,006 for the poor of the District, adopted In the House to-day on | motion of Gen. Garfield. will sorve to relieve ar amount of misery that is scarcely appre- ciated by the general public, bat it is known to the Relief Commission, who for want of ia. say of the Departins funds have been unable to afford the tmpera- | “8 ‘hard WANTS. Tacit MILK of itaen cows ap henselae: 3 <6. 210 for o perme Reading Matter on Every Page. | Largest Cirenlation in the Distriet F DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVEN- ING STAR. For the benefit of advertisers who desire the widest possible publicity for their an- nouncements we publish the following figures Total Circulation for the Werk.. Average Daily Cireulation,.... District oF erm - ashington County. John Dice, Pressman for The fod ngmie Star Newspaper Company, hav: —— first duly sworn, deposes and says: That the figures above given are correctly stated; that they represent the number of copies of THE EVEN- ING STAR printed and delivered from the press room on the days named to supply the current and ordinary demand therefor, and that, to the best of his knowledge and belief all of said number of copies were actually sold and circulated as the usual and regular daily editions of said paper. Joun Dice. Sworn and subseribed before me this 21 day of March, A. D. 1875. (SEAL) Joun T. C. CLarx, J. P. Samuel G. Young, Cashier of The Evening Star Newspaper Company. being first duly Sworn, deposes and says: That the figures above’ given are correetly stated; that they it only the regular and bona fide cirea- lation of THE EVENING STAR newspaper on the days and dates named, and that no copies were printed or furnished for gratuitious cir- Lamon rg or on account of any fictitious, ir- lar, or extraordinary orders, or for any ou purpose than to supply the current and average public demand for said EvENING STak, and further, that all of said copies were actually sold and cireulated in the uni- form and usual course of business. Sam's G. Younc. Sworn and subscribed be‘ore me this 2 day of March. A. D. 1575. (sraL.} Joun T. C. Crarx, J. P. Advice to Advertisers. ‘The Sprincfield Republican has adopted the Practice of publishing authentic statements of the extent of its circulation. We have often urged that all the newspapers should t this plan. It is the only way in h advertisers can be made’ sure that their money is not taken from —_ on false pretenses. are scores of newspapers which have no circulation worth speaking of and In which advertisements are merely a Joss of money. The advertising public, how- = have no means of discriminating be- ween papers which have a large circulation ana those which have very little. If adver- tisers would agree to advertise in no paper that does not publish sworn statements as to its circulation, ef Would find it as much to their advantage as would the pa: which pers Subecribers.-ivew York Graphics = st of Recognizing the force of the above, we haye adopted the sensible, business-like practice suggested; and a sworn statement of the reg- ular bona-fide cireulation of Toe EvENING STAR sppears at the head of this column. The fgures, large as they are, simply repre- sent the normal, average circulation of THE Svar mainly amongst regular subscribers, ata time when we are not publishing doudle sheets, and no exciting events have occurred to swell the cireulation temporarily. We believe that it is no exaggeration to claim that it is a very much largercirculation than that of all the other Washington papers united. It is also within bounds to assert that the circulation of THE STAR Is not only exceptional amongst afterneon papers, but that in proportion to the area of population reached, it is the largest of any daily paper, morning or evening, in the country. It is a curious fact that when Tae STAR came into its present hands, in October, 1867, its cireulation (of about 6,000) was considered So exceptionally large that many supposea it could not be increased, even if it could be maintained under the anticipated sbrinkage of the population and business brought here by the war; but the result shows that Tae STAR has gone on steadily gaining in cireu- lation, year by year, until it has reached a Point nearly three times higher than that considered high water mark for a Wash- ington paper in 1867. This demonstrates not oniy the wide popularity of the paper, but also that an intelligent reading population has been growing up here in due proportion With the notable material growth of the city Within the last half dozen years. 4t does not seem tous that the facts and Sgures set forth above in regard to Tar ‘Stak need any elaboration. They speak for themselves, and with convincing force to all business men and other advertisers seeking to reach the isha hergeet number of vende ers. —+202- ~The Railroad Wa: ‘The warof the Pennsylvania and Baiti- more and Ohio railroads continues without any sign of surrender on either side. As was supposed would be the case, the action of the Pennsylvania road in reducing the freight tariffon Cumberland coal has compelled the Baltimore and Ohio road to come down” in the matter of rates, twenty-tlve cents per ton. It is given out by the latter road that this reduction is made “in view of the gene- ral depression in manufacturing, steamship, and other business interests,” but this de- eeives nobody. It is quite certain that the reduction is made only because the action of the Pennsylvania road in lowering freights, compels it. It appears that the Cumberland coal transportation business of the Balti- more and Obio road has increased since 1368 fiom seven hundred thousand to two millions Of tons annually; much of the coal going far north as the extreme manufacturing and shipping points in New England. Under the fresh impetus given to the trade by the ‘re- duced freight rates brought about by the War of the railroads, it is probable that the from the Cumberland mines, espe- cially during the winter months when the canal is closed, will be greatly increased. ——-<0e-______ Is a life insurance policy void in case the insured person commits suicide? This ques- tion has been answered both affirmatively and negatively by different courts, and con- sequently remains undecided. A case was Teeently brought before the United States Supreme Court which it Was thought would determine the matter, but the decision . and was a suil upon a policy of Iife Insurance where the insured person com- smitted suicide, and the company refused to pay. Tuc circuit court for the eastern district offered by the company have been admitted. | for wheat. und | Sceed BOOM by & aeation tively needed aid. | W4SED owns oO. sing mre, | FOR RENT AND SALE. _ | - FOR RENT AND SALE. Prot ras 1 = a worthwest, & pleasant mard-s Foe }NT—F, ay moos, with Board: pgltable for gem ‘gentlem: Jemen oF aw aud eg x SOR | Sa ros, BRICK Hc HOUS®, «ith | sauna 4 “feat 55 per month ee i fhe, ' A BACON, oe rear. aries oor Fs az sees Snow iscaid to be an exceilent fertilizer AY Ae Toone, ‘eu. al y it Se, FEess coma BRICK Hovse. a Inqiire on the ALY stréets northwest rrmises, OF corner There ought to be a good wheat crop this year. | ean EI —A widow lady would likes POSITIOS | ae inectireper for some single g-nilemen of | teans an pe met for three “Housekeeper.” Box : THE ASSOCIATION OF OLDEST IN. Ree ee eee Court Room Wi ey SDAY, 3:30 p.m. Functwal Star eTieed Wot STE Baebes Bet aera busines preferted;, ast gome. well recomia Add: ‘obaceo,' pire omer. ante oe competent between = ‘ years of age. who chy perience with | Waseae can bring good city reference. Cull xt Wilnabat tee ily to o Repair aa on, the Old Extabti efector of AMES 8. feck of Tene es te heen 18 eo a in| inrweat steel y ei » Shaw! race stuck of Treks, Traveting Bagy, Sy El—a cane BUR a young fafani inst have best of recommendations as to chat acter, efficiency ad experience in the care of in- fants) A; 2 office of Business Collez>,.c3r- ner ae 5 any hone, 23" aticncan and wife, a email Par. ii Wine BOSE or Dae or ive Pana poms for honsekeeping, a few sunares from Post best referet co given: no children. Honre,”” twe days, Post «five Box 109. yn'and terms, mar2-2 r SECON WASHINGTON an Wesint BUILDING Masocka Tyo hn monthly meeting next THURSDAY Naw, “ah instant \ cphnn hh of ron Rooms, Pennsylvania avenue, two ‘Mth str.ct. ‘The books for ‘geck. cacratee oe win’ be rlosed ‘ai > ENT —Very desirable seven room aa { DWELLING: bathroom, gis. water. Ae: drt rey anted. papers. &c excellent neighbehpod one sata ee HOBERT 4. PHILLTPS, Sth street ne orthw st. Tiree = ery EB cexirabic RESi ENCE fora small fam 4 ne these pressed bei Bout RESIDENCE! No. 408 O strek rahe a Tocms and bathroom. fe riher a to gDWwin's) ‘Swe 7 mca RENT Tee all BRICK HOUSES. Nos. 1634 apd inaas 4h street northwest; #1. t. 6 rooms. all modera com Apply toa: ; HEITMULLER, corner N and Ten atreets EE ENT =Ooe cca HOUSK: at ar improvements and in po Ee month. DODGE & *OARMEILLE, “1 Nias F ok RENT—A nicely ‘connecting Best Hwan. Al with water, gas, and Apply w = West corner of Lith and G streets northwest mist® thie meeting. f this association is the ; Ubceat nad’ cquitable’ ty these chests chr ids aged wi On theirsteck. JOHN $e, THOMPSON. Sor, to cook, wash and Da, FLODOARDO HOWARD, Pres't. Kk fe Bagi | I. 0. 0. F—G4aND LopGE— seri a Sunday; god Feferences Adiiross segrion vail be held on WEDE ESDAY ne Box do stars ft * M eS iedirigel tn FANTED—A young ait) wonll like t EUR = ea “Gr Ma PLACE as chambermsid vari-st {ep} WS RRISON BURR. Gr. Master. hou-ewotk in a em: b 10. Star office. ° yaANTED—A LADY eer Tee poke ta cond ry, atl WAMMERSCHE AC '8,No.S northwest rner 9th antS strests NING, March 2d, 1375, nits; ChilJron, 10 cents pia marl-2." ACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCTA- THON. Sil mect et Hnnecrbund Hall oouer ape cept ab re ut Fes pectabie partios need apply. hilress tar « e week aRTED—To BUY—A FAKM near = == ddress F. P. Hint. Tremont House. 127. Wx m: Come one! é Come all. gigth and F sirests on TUESDAY EVENING, 2 # instant. at 7% 0" ' dont, | ard at feasonable rales. Permanent em yowent febaz- ‘Soum F eee —— preferred AG _ nae NOTICE TO OWNER ERS % TATE—WHITAKER & COOKE, 15 Fir fainitier with ve mpect zl 10 Tangages. coat a Baa dare sme gtpeeted nance at geen ae ularly ciate” FOR DAMAUES by Teak of Seyiias perk. Semeee EMEOL MENT. change Ts feb27-tr Ve bess es 8h erence ‘a TANTED—To rent, for six Bu year, an IMPROVED PROP. rivilege of & ary with i, files of f the city, or else on the or Metropelitan rail ict tw DOWNMAN & "GREEN, 412 7th st. WASTED Sal, PNECENISHED T1OUSRS on Capitol FN for havea constant demend for houses from $15 in, gis per month. Gmners of suck wit find it sae advantage 16 ace their my hands fo ren Laila page EVANS, Real Estate Broker, 212 Peuna, ave feb23-Im ANTED—A first-rate COOK, washer, and a emall family ins’ house wi each inj Banking house, E. McB. Timony, No. 509 7th st. northwert, WH. H. Cimel, No. 1137 7th street northwest i fran. No. 827 7th atreet northwest. — , 649 New York averus northwest. Jos. 524 Oy street southwest. of Ww. Meieeh, Columbia mahi D. fez AT CORCRECATIONAL CHURCH, , en <n reed Mcre on 2 1575. Lecture by a D. Subject. * Adiron- is 75 patie Ellis, & Co.'s; Fyrom ulonees. One comy ry Set | Sreniog Kira — at TS vatsint ve epi et Row — Po ws = Ras Rt TED—Al Cae Fa Le fuation exercises lowat held th NS IN ou iph = Ter. Stine Oogtrantisnal Chat een or tena | TER Meare te T by applying to 807 G street, be- ae in this city on TU A TCRSDAT, qilarch 2) 1875, at nee = “tové . ‘look by Hon.’ 0. Es =p et D DRAKE. Chief Jumien of the Court of Claims, Wi Ste sitio se an New York Three pom Se of the graduating = will deliver | avenve, make of cut garments to be Eg oe oo on lee rgd wit! omg oie] “4 made at home. sepli-ly _ 4 jen ofthe University. "The pablic seen to atten. Wiig meoart BLOT, BED | * feb2i-st Secretary Faculty, I nt. ind SHOES. Will ne, highest es DEPARTMENT, Orrice ComPTRoLeen oF 7: hate yactane Woeh street! and Penneytvania avenue ‘neat-Ie LOST AND FOUND. FOEsD—4, WALtET an four 1.0 Bonds and some small ply at 619 istane avenue, Washington, throughont the country please copy] L 08508 the evening of March, 1, <=3= PACE ye ¥. from aa FUR BOA. either ets) a Lia in Latin, enh ing, es German. | A liberal reward wall be civen if returned to tori _ CIRCULATING LIBRARY. terms only @2 per | Ith street. ‘mar? “BAiLy rs EEAYER MERTINGS, 12:15, 6nd 99.m. “lhe Post (fies ant othe street Aone, ima the Pi . ots CANVAS SACK coutaininy two receipt books of no Saturda: value but to the owner. I reward will be ee ng4 oc Saturday evening, 7:30. 5 ie xo 1 MEN'S MEETING, (oxclusl 7.) Sad- co a, getarning the them toC. JAMES. Postal C1 ' — bait’ tor-te’| 708 BT, betwen : rE nea $20. as follows: PECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES | One $10 note. one $5, two ‘92 bili, and two {cent notes Avery Beeral sovond and the rereret Casa TLL BE PAID AT THELOWEST BATES | of tiv! owner will be given if returned toCixar Store, By J. F. BRODHEAD, LS OST. TOR the even if Febraary ae —— on or begs streets, southeast, a MINK- feb3-Im 535 15th atrest._ | FUR COLLATE. A'tuitable: vemant will’ be eailat B & CO. rey at 407 lth phon southeast, or w.¢ aor 5 ia (5pseama Teet sour 4 ne fd EE Ss, “OS yellow SETTER Pei Tame a thn aight Recetve ‘and Sell Gold and Unitea | *- foot. & reward of 5 wi Fixe bandh, 2c" Securities of the District of Go- | for the rerurn of the dog to 53 Tish eect jum bia deait in. Exchange on England and Europe. | "0 Our Drafts cashed at par ‘sepal iy HOT AND COLD soDA, ar BOARDING. Tio ap ton BOOMs, WITH FIRST a cusses tere: 0 reated MILBUBN®S PHARMACY for ¢#0 and i other 840 per month. “ADpIy at 357 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue, Reukosress 1 Rové-tr MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGH1 Fe RENT PARLOR -AND BEDROOM (com muntcating) op iret floor; family private: piano. IBVING ere ee ree 4ND il ee oe be rented very reasonable to a x r ntleman rok wife or two gentlemen. with or with. 0. 920 F street, Wi age of the public res] Ly bg Sut Beard; two syusres from street cars; southern: UEL @. Yor mS eY PUBLIC, oe Nora ¥ Poi exposure. pois 2109 H street nw." feb24-4t_ Fast CLASS BOAKD AND PLEASANT well furni-hed ROOMS can be had on the lowest WILDING. possible terms in a private family; 1009 Maryland —— | avenue. feb9-tw™ ENCK’S ainenine Oy. ‘ermanent and transient Boarder ile are com exclusively of vogeiabie Be ee as ree class BOA BDING, ( Northern cooking,) at No. S11 E street northwest, within one square of the Post Office; two minutes’ walk from four lines of street cars,and convenient to. churches, balls, and ¢ relation to the business portion of Theelty, sires. In it ation is tral. Tv day, week, or inonthy with or without Furnished Boome, Transient Boardere, S2eF day. vor RENT—A ccyen room MOUSE, gas, water, ae within 2 squares of the avaan’ ol Hi ent r month; very de TN T_BVANS, Heat Batnte Broker, Haan ariecenet Hilt. Foe nerice furnished Lodge Roo th sonable terms; vacant two nights is Ply te i. corner of 7th d bat! on Ca northeast, £10; No. ik 1135 10-h Street parthw mat unfar- | will return it, as he is known, vo bl ee) ES preneet. teprpred eb Seelee ge sires ae i Bp 8a ve ied tn i 0x 150 eact ~-f forties Bt the effice of RUSEit., FARitiz co, }o. $15 7th street northwest. feb25-eo8t about 60x75. — PERSONAL. HE PARTY WEO TOOK ASUM OF MONEY irom our safeon Friday morning, austaat, WALKER & CO., feb27-3t___ Cor. Nth at. and Md. ave. southwest A ROVEUTY FoR MARRIED LADIES—Sond pcdress with stamp for in MADAME BURENE, Font Stic? ow 165, "Washing, TARIin nowann errtved trea teaver and can be consulted at Ber Koows, Nos 1205" ¥ names of fervons and ages, Law Suits and Haas. She brings back abseut friends aud makes "The Madame sis also a female Doctross. he cures all female diseases; also, Paralysis and Rheuma- tian. WH satisfaction isuot givew pay asked. BZ No Gent BF-Fee, One Dollar. feb3-Im* [A StBOLoer. and Healtng Mo- F perioe i deliwcatiang te Pat Present, and ature.” fu love or cberioas her advice is invainable, describing Zoot felons Potnting ont yonr enemies, and interning you oft Sure way to success in ail ‘undertal tion strictly confdential. “Ladies ‘Consults gentlemen, yy MEDICAL, &c. BE. BU ones Bee bee r Old off ‘ah diseases a pd to Balt) on con 15-6" curne street fidential. UNDREDS OF YOUNG MEN ba by using Dr. BROTHE |v RD Tn cases of 2: Bility, loss of vi impotency you as yourself, after having used Tated and conscious of new vigor. B street oe est tt oF two, regenc For sale st 906 eating: on rst fugrs t. od DWELLIN ot t. separate or tozsther; snug dwelling; as | i Dt Sell Known and for Many years the oldest } éptablished specialist in Washington, has opened an | office at No. 57 SARATOGA ST., BALTIMORE Specialty —Female Complaints and Eraptive Dis- 3-Ina* Or RYNT—Desirab contetns ¢ all the tm Lith street and at 1280 L street northwest, jeb27-3 Fer T—Entire HOUSE. (corner 8th and 0 nureets.}or second and thi: d stories, with or with ent Stor an = four room HO: rent oF sal Sth OCR RENT—One two: = y BRICK HOUSE, taining six rooms and one summer kiteh=n? & every room: on Sth street, bet gas ‘tween P and Q north nire 403 7th street, near D, north. fe37-8t Ke KENT—Seven-room BRICK HOUS: 119 13th street. between Rhode Leland aud Q street. Apply to JOHN F. GREEN 0 Lith atreet northwest. DA, AND ns. WILSON A thoro: py. experienced ‘@nd scientific ladies’ Physician and Midwife. Attend ladies at their residences, or pleasant rooms and the best attention at the Doctor's private residenc u Saratoga street, corner St. ce aera imore, Md. BWintca cae VEGETABLE ogues “ener = manna, the Perc D* L. BOSWORTH tees Disat, 921, pond northwest, nears S all cheval wie init. Soggy wa eG "Gonsahation POR SALE OR RENT—A GARDEN. eo of eres, with honse, woodshed, well-hons tarn.on Eastern Branch. For informati 4504; Louisiana avenue, next door to Po quarters. New two-story pressed ‘ik front six a "yath-room, water: try and closets; fi F ‘OR »RENT—HOU si kitchen iF arecery ste alley, xt @ COR RENT BRICK HOUSE: eight fooms, hall, gas. and water, het and cl 10 Mvrtlestroet northwest; $25. CK Hi 5 northwest’ sts rooms. water ea aa HOUSE, 1550 8th street northw: Six rectni: $28. BRICK 1 ud "bs yi 430 0 street nort! four-rocm and ‘sum and 1732 6th street northwest ith side alley. BRICK HOUSES. Sig Sar Sie H street northeast. pas rooma and all aon porove- at ments; HARLES s bg 22 vi: w £10. Reai Bstace Brokers Tias7n street Fe. RENT—HOUSE 1012 B street re aor Sto 10 rocms, opposite Smithe-minn: all malern veniences. Apply toH. D. BARR, 13 18. F st., Ebbitt House. fob26-1m a4 ae ee posthenst, atwo- mansard-roof HO stor} a basenient Brick between N and O; has & rooms, Latropes and range, Jesets, with hy ot Snel «old water, ens. 4-700; Tot 2x. = THO! E. Waceamans” ith tres thas Fst RENT—The SENATE HOUSE, No. th street northwest. wt 0 8 good tenant ‘wii Two clegent bars, one liquor, other ump in good condition will be ect] ver gue renting house. WM. U. REED, 1314 strret northwest. [oO ‘OR RENT—BRICK DWELLING, No. ae north mide Corcoran wtrect. ftom ‘only @39 per month. Possession on Ist proximo, Luqnire premises feb2t Fe BENT HOUSE 41 46 G street northwest; vers rman sai Ce FON.S ar. a - ow ‘J aan @ F Gk RENT Two new HOUSES, leven rooms, all the modern conveniences. situated in the northwestern part of the city; on L street, between 3th street and Connecticut avenue. One large ten- recm HOUSE on ‘i Tapes 6th and 7th <2 northwest; or will sell the same upon reasonable terme. W: H. CLAGETT, Feb19-10t_Real Estate Brokers #19 Market Space = Micrtiwea, Wa Coreer Cae ‘and ee sree O., one square from UTTER. crue ara Page cat” Bond Oy gad ot Tie Sinkit rade Souths Transient Board, @2 | House thor- TABLE BUTTER, omen ar renovated and ret By the package, at very low rates, mi FRANK Tay Proprietor. PHILLIPS, 1753 and 1758 Penna: nteae FOR SALE. RE= TNDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS | gson SALECSADDLE HORSE. Inaieat 1041 lth street. fob25-6t FS SALE OR RENT—Two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES; and basement and back building: press brick fro Ohio stone trimmings; brown stone base and step: double terrace and steps. with white marble mantels throughout; also, fur haces, ranges. hot and cold water, butlers’ and cooka’ niriee. with dumb waiters, &c.: situated on Rhode avenue, between 1th and’ 16th xtreets, —. cent to Scott's statne. Inquire 1402 Mth street. Of the above houses hiag recently been reuted to Gen. A. Humphreys, U. 8. A. feb!3 Im FOR SALE CHE A P—The largest sock of wrcond Phan FURNITURE in th eit COOK STOVES, 'S,&c. J.W. MATCHETT, 913 Uthat, tan E and F streets northwest. feb2s-3t' WM. SHUSTER & BROTHER have on consignment for a few deys six clegant Pursue meres es 7 ¥ HAIR SHAWLS, that are cheap—price ; nd American S MONUMENTS, ee MANTELS, POSTS, ‘cami GR STEPS. fc. t 919 PeNxsvivasia AveNce. feb18-Im* SALE—Two tame DEER—a Back and ys six mouths eld. pe pdb to im “row Les street. between St jan2-Im 1116 Pennsytvai vee ease ling handsome Extension Tops. uarter Rockaways, Junp Seats. Pop and No S gies, and large variety of (Phone of every descr or i two Claceners ‘will be pa = rom ptly itendad to. NA eps BT H. GRAHAM. a a and Factory, fie 414 Sth street saeth- A NEW BOOK, BY A. G. RIDDLE. BUTTER. RECEIVING FROM wl Creameries of New ne TABLE BUTTER, which we offer et the LOWEST sae as" PRICES, E. PHILLIPS, 1743 and 1735 Penn. avenne N.W WE BEST York large war? im Author of Bart Riigely, Alice Brand, a Romances of the Capi Borczetes tal, Love and Polities, King of the Lobby, W! SPRING LEAF TEA. Very palatabie for invalids. Fresh, pleasant and Would be a Member of gress? PRICE, $1.25. 3 — N. W. BURCHELL, For sale at marl 6t 1332 F street. SHILLINGTON'S 200 DOZEN _mm__ Dee SE aon Pee 3 TABLE O1L extra fine Noa39 t ty gaa, OLIVES, CAPERS. 71u Sreeer.{ CHOICE GOODS} Tra Sauer. impcrtati CORNWELL & n0Nt, MAR i ITER Ty aA! Bo, 439 rusraeey. Bers fie: TES febs5-tr__ Penn. avenne opp Wilts Hotel 7 zB. fe ono Sgae tito BRGEAV xs. ware aod, ec ICTUBE in BVA, and eae arall line Tt ae and mame 7 GINGS and ATUHES. ae of as srbich are offered at re- Every variety of the Newest Styles at very Low eat socal Aa. FEE RR A eb a Sse mardtr 931 saeNSTLVAMEA AVEHUS. Fi RENT—Nicely furnished ROOMS, with board, for Cy wor also, ae table boarders can be accommo '& good location, near aes: ‘Terms very iow. No. TOC Lei tes | the wes So RENT—Three-story and basement BRICK OUSK, No. 613 F street northwest,ten rooms with al modern. impro ements. ly to JOHN R. ENTWISLE, No. 1230 Pennsylvania avenue northwent. Jand0-4t* Fv RENT—No. 1323 Corcoran street, three} story ‘and Mansard roof, newly finished with feitim Se ParwhEY SOEs 511 ith st. FOE REST An RESIDENCE contain. ing 13 rooms. front! re out uh papered: fine mirror : ry Rive: large yard, fe ion and mod- if its “eoin “APS aNLEY Spear. 7th st. FE RENT No, 345 Fennaricante avenue is ¢ ayo eat) atiatnes eta 5 DEY, of pel, te Ly High, ee se te sc Gegisabia, HOUSES Jin the western ection, ee SWEET a No. 435.0 Saas Fos he. 'P Taine S603 pi ington. Appi © OBER Ga Fos Sera ea nat OFS ed or pee ai ae er ee Seas DISEASES of all kinds coal De. scribe case and enclose 85; advice and medic oa be sent. ‘br. THOMPSON, 3 xo 4 546 North 12th street. Pliladetphiee danz7-iy* Sou cfeeoes eee a imnoes of sight evil it by newly discovered remedies. Dr. B., cabeneprucres ins consented, after many eolicit by $o,o7en malted every Wed Saturday in each week, from 3 to'9 COAL AND WOOD. 5 QQ COBDS Oak Woon, (Well seasoned,) For sale to dealers, ATLEE'S Wharf, jan%6-tr Foot of 6th street, Potomac Riv: COAL, WOOD AND —_— } MATERIALS. of aT Puta be Sonts HOOD in SUB. oc ae WM. GUINAND. WOOD! WOOD! (OAL! COAL! JOHNSON BROTHERS, 2 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, CARGOES OF COAL AND WOOD ARRITING One of the best selected stocks ever offered in Wash: ton. i the by is a | vel iarite the public, or thone in want of Fuel, te 12,940 Ibs. teed to ths Det nt Ht is eet: = _Ofices— $1773 gun atrect st cct81-cote Jj, = zue, Dealer in Best Varieties of ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND OOAL. oy WOOD in the stick, or sawed and split. jerate for cas! Occ and Yards: — Foot aa K street and Bhode Inland avenue, between th and loth streets, Orders also received ee ype Messrs. HAMILTOB & PEARSON, corner 9th streets. jy29-ly COAL: @aL: of COAT en cb tthe gate gulls, Torhich we are tions daily, which we offer ai OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed and sp!'t or in the stick. Sik sot PERRO Sadat = eee FIVE WOOLLEYS FOR EARLY SPRING. OUR FIRST OPENING. FINE GARMENTS TO ORDER. A SUPERB DISPLAY 41N QUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. NEW! NOBBY!! ELEGANT!!! LATEST IMPORTATIONS. COATINGS! TROWSERINGS!! SUITINGS!! SKILLFUL CUTTER. FAULTLESS FIT. s7 Mahe An Early Call.wa BUSINESS ——_ 5 —AnOC ERY STORE. w Wt tor, Appl, fOR iB SALF—The Sick Gol wl an Paxtares of a GRICERY and | bovis WN STORE MUL ‘ako ERT, om, arin 8 od ereous Not mean: jens are re ested fo take bo notice of this alt: rtisement. Ad res“ Locomotive.”” Star offices, Wa-ht 23° $1, 200%: fy TOLOAN 1 CHAS ~ pu mt LE—One of the Rnest 1 on Pennaylvanin avenue. Will be sold ‘ x | Minar ss AURUSNSON BROS. Anctionsers. | NPRED oaee) Tob LAW teeny one sweeties eo at Hi DSITiON in | any of the depar'ments. Have. Ser Nyame escent as ~! tating, ” vhs Hist of ome partments. Ady SWpwarD,” Sar = §2. 000 rT ON FIRST Lies — oved real estate in the heart of the Boom 1, Tcacg’ Lew Beilding, corner La woe and 6th feb2? Wi eam from $2.00 to facturing brsines:, Address * Manuft jel 4a." MSS TO LOAN on District of Cotunbia Bonds in sums and on time x SB annem. Call pmediatcle. WORTH BEAT j Mturpey-at Lew, 6S, 'N. Charles street, Malti more. TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE 6,000 Beco ee Sete for one pear, aad bat ance for three or five Fears. | ee ey LER 62s F str etn BR, active or silent, with rar," City Post office, feb 57-31" fee 2 QSEBLOVISION oF THE NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. SMALL FARMS Axo SITES FOP RURAL oF rrom ONE TO TWENTY FIVE ACRES Combining the following rare aicant trartions > Iris OF WASHINGTON CITY, | BEAUTIFCL HOMES IN\FULL VIEW AND Is A PERFECTLY HEALTHY LOCALITY ‘The quality of the soil has prove’ te be excellent, and of the highest qnat ” r Fenit culture, es finest aprings F arly or @® monthly Pa} iseate, or aliberal discount for cash. Apply to ROB'T A, PHILLIPS, 603 15TH STREET, Opposite U. 8. Treasury. TO LOAN ON SHORT PA $50.1 000 collareral and commercial RSE & MIDDLETON, rokers, 613 1sth «treat b24-6t_ ixtares of a long and WOOD YARD; the od eatabtished COAL Goal rease ground for rent at ate fF NE $10, 000 Fase er one ranging from five hi dollars to ten thensand lars. mM. ROURER, S13 7th wtrect a reasonable price. Small capital required. E. between “6th and 7th, sont feb24-7e' Ps We will i gra the spe best UDITOR'S C) tai tks; Dan Title bills for special improvements at a 65 bonds ought and sold WNMAN, é Baap nold fel20 Im = ih street. VOR SALE—2.600 acres of VALUABLE LAND, within cight and twelve talles of Washington, roads and Turn; wand Grist Milltand two Mill Sites. Will be ‘mid te in lots to suit City property taken in part payment. Camber Colewritlen Mi; orto YOUNG & iDDUET OS. Real Estate and Insurance Agente and A\ A — first EE } Hien on ‘fine 3-«t spread E broek Rat dence worth etary, ually BOnr’ a” PHILLIPS, "603 1: Tei mree opposite Treasury, 9-1 Boz oF ‘AUDIT CERTIFICATES pao AT HIGHEST RATES. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES PAID AT LOWEST RATES. a BONDS and other Securities bought and MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate and Collatera security by J. F. BRODHEAD, febt7- Im 535 1th street. $3,000 Axe SRUERAL SMALL suas to Keatate. Tcbivim — J RTASLEY JONES, 511 7th st. peorast ‘TAX NOTICE. Bpecial ement at 9 hear > andl SHEAR Dat ATL ME 10,000, £3,000 RSS of taTEs ergi enssiber' seas’ to fone’ Pei cveste WARNER, corner 7th and F streots. HOTELS. ] HESEBY ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS that I have assumed control of the house No 472 Peansivania’ avenue, known as the “WESTERN HOTEL which will hereafter be conducted ia first-class style on EUROPEAN PLAN. ‘The patronage of my friends and the public is reepertfully solicited fhe at -E. CHENOWETH, Proprictor Pal a 3.0, in'a good paying manne | fready extablished In thincite, | = DRY GOODS. SPLENDID BARGAIN. _1g® HUCK TOWELS, over 1 yard loug, a a5 re) Lt emu HUCK TOWRLS «: thats KDERED NUCK TOWE DOUBLE WIOTH COLORED Torts Sat 25 com om Last sasou pa la only phen tre fakon at TS ee ate GEO. J. Jon fobs a 7 D RY GOOD: AT THE DOWN Prices SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF: All Fancy Wooton W Winter 2 Bo0Rs, mere TOR’ wis Wooten PLANNELS unt BLANK ETS at ® lees than cost, to make ro JUST RECEIVED, A vegy chean bet of BLACK DRESS SILKS Witwik Gaye 4 Non Mowers amt * PACAS. worth To Frigind CLOTHS 3400 yards mew style PINTS, fast colors, at § and woes. 209 yards 4-4 Bleached and Brown SHIRTING mh Ie apd te ENS. TABLI rics COTTONG at fo neat ae ml AS RINS and TOWEL HO dosen’ All Linen TOWELS, at $159, very chew ‘With many other of Dosirabte Goods, NEW STORE at the corner of Sth «treet and Market @pace reap Lots FA-0 ___ 3. W. COLLEY. GREAT SALE. ATTENTION, ie SEREErERS. Carpet business, thoret jones than cost, ia ord DRY GooDs. tock wi Sianch, Folk ENS ONE W. W, BURDETTE & €O., Nos, 92S 7th street, and 706 K sireet “north. west fob2 17 HE ABOVE GREAT SALE WIL RE | cONTINCED Fok ONE MEER LONGER | _ ware 7t ¥. BURDETTE «00 ERRIFIC! TERRIFIC SIAUGHTER! SLAUGRTER!! Jost received, 14000 pieces of White Trimuings going to sell them at 30'cents, 12 yardsto a pow ieoes We etree at B cents, be ch jose for Jndies ide Cotton, fit les, Sante Waneosk. Oot wn. Sti oned Figured : salt for 18, 3, and conte a xt Linen at Fvcoak: down prices, from 35 coute "Bargains in Napkins, red bordered, 6% conta Bargains in black Alpacas; 10 pisces from deuble width, 25 cents. extremely @ue, for © Bi Cashieres, sud @ full line’ of Mourning Grads Black Silk very low GF Come for great bargains at the new store. SON & © feb%-tr 636 Pent bf = tion, bv.. south wide, near 7th st DE®¥ Goons CHEAPER THAN EVER. 10.000 yards very best Calico (short Jongtas only 65ye. Genuine 4-4 Wamsutta Cotton, Ue. ‘only 1280. nicoomarin very cheap 5 Senetleont Feather Proof | wool White Flannel, 25c » Worth Te ry fine all-Linen Shirt Fronts, worth Bie ‘White Quilts @1 eat Comteanee' Heng. Our scialty vies, Vinca Alp ‘Alpene— only Sp i merth 6. "Bi 1- Woot Cashmere. Black Silke Tamese _ All-Linen iandkerchie! ‘f } Towels, 6c.; Stock D. E. W. CARTER, SAVE TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAB on all your purchases of WINTER DRY GooDs, by buying at the One Price Store of BOGAN & WYLIE, 1018 and 1020 7th strect northwest. N. B.—Winter Goods previously marked down are all subject to the discount af I per cent. fabe-tr EXTRAORDINARY LINDUCEMENTS BY ODHEAD & CO., 1205 ¥ Sreext, PIANOS, é&c. a HOTEL. ‘ON THE HUROPEAN P Corner of Irving. Place. ol niet street, enlarged and = the peat season by the addition of fifty rooms thas wator. Teo dy ee “CHAS. B. FERRIN, Proprietor. Hess aE, STREET. “ly Between 77 and rn Srnexrs, IRST GRAND FT CONCERT, SHORT POSTPONEMENT DAY FIXED. FULL DISTBIBUTION, FOR THE RENEFIT OF THE Montpelier Female Humane Association AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. March 29, 1875. LIST OF GIFTS. Cash Gift... et Sat be to is “A ames 8 85t-- HE PIANOS: ANOS: WHICH HAVE BEEN USED UPON 5. TERMS. Rosewood, Knabe Upright Rosewood, Pie Upright, Krard. GREE for the apriv Hs Bros.” PIANOS. They yi SRE, SEperiON, inetzmmente."— \ The S.B. Aitis, 3 Ly & Ako ‘for the lowe C'Dinhie & Oo. PL NUS. Pianos tuned, regulated, for rent, fo talent 633 Hew Tork svtows febos-tr Tithe CoLaERS = = PIANO. witb s. a wROS. Bole “Leents,” ‘rat rt isnoegnler trata Rha Saget for rent febS tr SPLENDI iTOCK—The world-renowned A xine plaSOS, Parlor gant ites FAP A iMON ee ——e - eee ieee yanit-t tne Gm ‘THE BEST IN USE. Ss Fa