Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1875, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEPNESDAY.......March 10, 1875. Reading Matter on Every Page. DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVEN. | ING STAR LAST WEEK. Transient Matter by Mail. ‘The express companies did not succeed in wetting a repeal of the Jaw allowing small of merchandise, &c., to go through the mails; but the law was so modified by the late Congress as to have the rate doubled on Merchandise in the malls—that is, making it two instead of one cent per ounce. The Post- master General announces that transient newspapers, as well as books, pamphlets, periodicals, &c.,are embraced in this law, and will be charged one cent for each ounce or fraction thereof. No one thought that transient newspapers were included in this Proposition. If weighing at all over an ounce, no matter how narrow the margin, two cents will have to be paid instead of one. This onerous requirement goes into effect to- day, under the following circular order of the Postmaster General in regard to third class mail matter “ On books, pamphlets and occasional pub- Heations, transient newspaper, magazines periodicals, handbills, posters, sheet Sous cnocatea viscatars prospectuses, book roof manuscrip root-sheets, corrected sheets, prin cards and blanks. m raphs, prints, chromo-lithogray NES, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, rvots, scions, and flexible patterns, samples of ores, metals, minerals and merchandise, sample cards, photegraphic paper, letter envelopes, postal envelopes and wrappers, unprinted cards, plain and ornamental paper, card board or other fiexible material, and on all other mat- ter of the third class for which other rates of postage are not prescribed, one cent for each ounce or fraction thereof. Weight of pack. age limited to four pound: ———__-see- The later returns from New Hampshire reduce, somewhat, the proportions of the republican triumph from those first reported. It is probable, however, that the republicans bave carried two of the three Congressional districts, and also the legislature. In conse- quence of there having been three candidates for governor (one probibition,) in the field, it is doubtful if there has been any choice by the people. Stenuous exertions were made by both parties to carry the stat= in view of the effect upon other states where elections are to take place, and notabiy Connecticut, which votes on the first Monday in April Heated charges of fraud and coercion were made, proand con. It was alleged on one side that the democratic legislature last year gerrymandered the state shamelessly to give them the advantage in the leg- islative elections; and also changed the naturalization laws to enable them to import a flood of voters. On the other side it was charged that the United States officers, at the dictation of the republicans, were attempting to intimidate Voters. According to the testimony of un- prejudiced spectators there was undoubtedly &.good deal of “cooked” naturalization ac- complished at Manchester and some other favorable localities. Considerable feeling was created by the importation of confeder- ate generals to stump the state for the demo- erats, and a circular was sent out by the re- publicans containing this paragraph: “See to it that the rsdn which dares to in- sult you and heap honor on the graves of your sons who died in battle by bringing here the rebel Generals Gordon and Lamar, who still swear by the lost cause to instruct you concerning your political duties ts defeated. Behave ina manner which will nny prevent a repetition of the irsult. The last legislature of New Hampshire had a democratic majority of 4 in the House and 13 in the Senate; or a majority of 17 on joint ballot. —————_ 2 -__ An Inspection of the tables showing the number of patents issued by the United States to residents of the different states and territories during the year 1574, is interesting as exhibiting the relative inventive genius of the jpeople of such states and territories. One is not at all surprised to learn on looking over the list, that Connecticut, the land of Steady habits, likewise of bassewood hams and wooden nutmegs, keeps up the reputa- tion of her citizens for cleverness by leading all the other states and territories, with refer- ence to population, in the number of patents obtained, the figures showing that she re- ceived one patent for every 804 of her inhabi- tants. And what state comes next? Massa- chusetts or New York, perhaps, answers someone. No state comes immediately after Connecticut, but the District of Columbia next sails in and takes her place second on the list, the patents issued to her 130,000 in- habitants being 145, or one patent to every 901 of her population. mes Massa- y 966; next spunky little “Rhody” with one to every 1,325; next New Jersey with one to every 1.471; next New York with one to every 1,581; next Colorado, the new star in the union of states, xt California with The least inventive xt North Carolina with one to every 2 the next Montana territory with one to every 2 next Virginia with one to ¢ — — The election of Senator Ferry &S president of the Senate pro teay seneral satisfaction on both skies of the chamber. Courteous in hisdemeanor and a thorough parliamentsrian, he has on several gives ceeasion been publicly comptimented for the impartiality of his rulings by several demo- cratic Senators, notably by Mr. Bayard, of Delaware. Sikes -20e- _ The District of € bond being exempt from tax: Is very de- sirable investment at present prices. At seventy cents, with the annual improvement towards maturity. they pay the equivaleat Of a7.50 investment, subject to tax as personal Property, besides combining the advantages of a well secured bond, guaranteed by the United States. —_—--see--—__ The result of the election in New Hamp- shire yesterday would seem to indicate that the experiment of sending confederate gen- frais to teach political principles to the people of the northern states isn’t going to work. We thought at the time it was forcing things CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, EVENTS first monthiy meeting on Day EVES ne ‘ash inet morlo-2t MOORE, Secretary. SPECIAL OF E TO sHipe Fare RDAY, March 13¢h, the regular semi trips of the Philadelphia steamers will be re lim “See advertisement of new exprer, ins. z- BYDR, mare st 59 water caret. wo. mse LE every 7 alternate Friday in the sea- sisisty. « terms ae he per quar- Fa ete (exclusively ,) Sab- ‘Sixvices, a, 6 Ee. 7 REPORT OF be CONDITION The National Bank of the Republic, AT WASHINGTON, D. ©., At the Close of Busiarss, March ist, 1875, RESO: ACES. Loans and Cverdrafte ssus7 7 Ocher stocks. bor ds, and mor’ gages. yun from approved Feserve agcnte we A. ye: pit: Notary aan D. B. CLARKE. Correci—Attest GM. wigHt,” n Z.D. GILMAN, ee ARE Pavigg ses HIGHEST PRICE SEWER BONDS. Certificates of the Auditor B. P. W., AND SEWER TAX RECEIPTS. S27 SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES settled at a liberal discount. J.C, LAY & €O., _mar?Im No. 223 Four-and-a-half street. TS "Hes JACKSON BUILDING ASSOCIA- Wii Wits TION wil hold its fifth monthly meeting at son's Hall, southwest Serna TUES Brey Ivania EVE od 19th street west, o Association close against new subseriptions to stock at this meeting, those dvirons of connecting themselves with an association work: under a constitution with features more equita- ble to all concerned than that of any now in opera- tion should embrace this opportunity. Shares $1 h th. “wae W. H. WETZEL, See. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL ES- TATE—WHITAKER & COOKE, 715 Fif- teenth street. continue to give special attention to all tale ernment, partic, ularly “Stars FOR DAMAGES ‘by teal of change in grade. feb27-tr iS URL 6. Noraky PUBLIC, Orricz—Stak BUILDING. oe DABCING ACADEMY, 914 E Street Northwest. The last quarter of the season will com- mence TUESDAY. March 16.1575. May Ball’ will a mar! OFF'S MALT EXTRA PRESSED CORNED BEEF. G. G, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS. marl0-tr 1418 Penn. ave., opp. Willard’s Hotel. fp wOLieet ALE, ‘OTCH ALE Tavoice yast received. Price $2.40 per dozen. G. G. CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS. marl0tr_1418 Penn. ave.,opp.Willard’s Hotel. AMBIAGES! CARRIAGES !! CARRIAGES! ‘Onhaod. a large asrtment sprivg sty]=Carriagesin xirneion Top ek Garter fockaways, Jenn Jomp Seats, ote Ke ,"&e , Pp va- Four atl std aber nam ec of decent nek 5 a a attended to. “ Rob7 it. GRAHAM, Repository and Factory, & eh street maith HAs oseme STRIPE SILKS, IN NEW STYLES. We have just opened a beautiful assortment of NEW STYLE STRIPED SILKS for the spring. These goods have been imported this season, and are entirely DIFFERENT COLORINGS from eny that have been in the market becetefiee, and range in price from ‘$1.25 to $1. per yard. SF One Pi Ww. M. Syste & BRO., It Pennsylvania aveaue. = TWENTIETH-STREET (OY! MARKET. Ne. 720 20TH STREET, between G and H streets, WM. LINKINS & SON, Have always on hand everything in their line of busit ess, at prices to compare favorably with any of the inarkets. Orders promptly filled and delivered. 7 Give usa call. and we will please you _marl0-ly ra VERY NEWEST BOOK: 8 Green's Short Ene wer History, cf Enaitsh, People, $2; The 43; «Year Maine's Fariy History of ontitations 3; Maine's Ancient Taw? g5: Barnard’s Private Life oy 2 King; 92.0, Barclay & Spain, Art Remains and Art oalities. 2 xels, 85; Mocre and Jerlan, Brie-a-brac, #1 30; Smith's Assyrian Discoveries, $4; ional Directory. with Members and Senafi the new Riddle's Alice Brand. $10; Hocy's Alas. ie.; Smith's Hea eaith 81: Beentseach. Por 1d Desk at 25 cenia each. Sotow ORS « cH ‘xem ef A cod Lanurence’s“ Pure ene iP. ae N BANKRUPTCY — vt ereditors of Tews eval VaLeNTig ‘bank: Tupt. will be beld at Washinzton, i on the 24TH DAY oF ous mat the office of J. Bayles tera in Bankr named in ot section ngress. THOMAS EB WAGGAMAN, _marl0-w.2t ‘Ansignes. "PRS JS 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the subsori- ber having obtained from the Su Court of fie District of Columbia. holding « Special 7 the personal estate of JOHN & DWYER. lat Tate “of, Washington “sity. District umbia, deceased. | FOR RENT AND SALE. or part at m re rent, from $100 $15 per ‘noun Address TENANT. Store . JANTE xperienced TRIMMERS fo- ‘drestmaking. X but competent hands nod apply. ‘Addreee 8. M., Star of stating rea nh TARTE A respectable WHITE MOMAN to do the work of a priv san a must cook , 5 required: Apply a 317 Ith stew mare WARSTER75.000 SBISES oe. - BRIOR WORK han build -atreet rallrond. .TOUNG & MIDDLETON. 6 stom ake ANTED— eae ooo fon cat eae, | ta tx EMPLOY ME B.," . Corner cid {ATED_® HOUSE, containing uot leer than Wines Bors ari Loca. tion, between Tand 0 streets Mth sires west. Adress C. RB. J. ANTEL—By on “grown 5 rg W years cla ata is a to pou beni 7 fe ae. No jon to oeeatey. her conside Je © “M. R 73 "Star ofee. mirlv 3t ANTED IMMEDI” TRUY—A reliable gene- AGENT for this cit ee oe Mon y™ental Edition of Life, great Fu veral Cortege of Abraham Livecin Mesa: description and dedication of the Nation»! Lincoln. Monument; Sxeluniee ertory and liberal terme. Cloth editton sells st $2. ular edition out. Address the vinhers. EDWIN a WILSON & CO" Spring: i ANTED—A rt PORTER; also, wa W Li vob att eg the Parkinson’ House. we ‘ED—A WEY NUKSE. Apply to = = 8. ve the hours of RDI, 1405 G street northwest, bet een 9 and 10 a. m. Sandip m. m9 2t* WAstTED—-« Tespectable colored WOMAN to cock. wash andiron for @ small family; best “Apply at 712 ih et. “m9 3i* ws verse exp-rie ced MIULINER at MEYER'S, No. 526 43g street, near F ssuth- wert. mard-2:* references reqnired. ‘0 gentlemen. ina piteaie, family. 5 909 16th street. between Tand K rtreets. Soy rari and lot. Le 3 OR SRE CHE - Porn HOUSE Bae cube 1746 Bh street northwest marie." i large HO! of Ein eee Finetreet, THOS B.WAGGAMA re RENT siandee ‘de kon syterar Pal BOD ROOMS northwest, between” xu y marlo-2t* Fe Ra pty HA Lely csgantly far- nished, oe oi ering My gy rosied'S “y on neetiont. aven he Arli-aton Hot-l. THEO. F. GAT 1» Agent. cor. Lith and F ate, morly-3t r= "eal a OUND. nce asin nud tue ree quartste shore stomata, wh t eicé Howsoand one Pulldings. \Boweeesion ei LAs vem at once. — Ess — Fn Bg Bg 8 TTR aah 4, water street, ieturem om iit ead 7 r Tth streets North wat, near nr Nerthern Liberty tavage Rewer eek £3 permonth ‘Bs CHARLES 8. SHREVE, itis 7t) street northe: Fo Sees he fier OES = a ington; all yoomern, covveniences: brown stone front: in one of the best locations in the city. Will with or ithoue the furnitare, #5 baver mvy Terms liberal and price low. Apply to 8.C. DUNCANSON, 9h and D stre oe mari OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE containing 1 rooms. or ROOMS for rent; single or ea suite, Apply No. 304 E street northwest. mard $* (OR RENT—Very desirable furnished ROOMS in 8 pris hon-e containing all modera conve- nicnees: 1229 N st., near corner in9-203t* Fes RENT—HOUSE 1i roon 1 modern im- provements: and five persons wil board — one renting. Addresa D. D.. City Post Office, m9 WARSTRDSEE & respectable colored Mun a SIT VATION as porter; good references. Apply at 418 Washington street northwest. mard. Wise intely—A NURSE for ag baby: settled woman preferred; references re 22 12th street northwest! 3° quired FANTED— By a middl~aged French | W* SITUATION ae lady's maid or compan: of fotake care of ehildren, ‘Address or call at hk Hreet northwest. m: ANTED—By a ‘ecnlinan and wife (no chil- dren) a ssl furni-~hed HOUSE, or fonr fur- ni-hed kooms for housekeeping; best referance given. Address R.W.V..P.0.Box109. m9 3t* WANTED DRESSHAKING and and PLAIN SEW- Mrs. MER! Dresemaking Roomt! No. 733 lth street artiriest: Fiting done by measurement. Reference given if required. m9-3" WANTED-At Once—ONE THOUSAND DOL- LARS for three years at ten per cont., secured on yf — real ests -» Evening Biar office dress J V ene ROOMS suitable for b ean ing in m Private family.in the northera por. tion of the city, by a youeg married c suple; one room furnished and one unfurnished; Fefarences exchang- ed. Address H. City post office. mard-2¢ D—About April Ist, a HOUSE of about Wine ams . womodernscomventences, 10 a minutes’ w: irom post office. ood nei a hood: northwest district preferred. Ho Rad roan, stat. + Lock Box 169, » Washington, PARTE D By « gentioman ‘and wife a faraished PARLOR and BEDROOM, on second floor, rivate family, in a ve ae house to be located on north or of street, not east of 9th st: northwest. or west of 16th, not touth of Bor north of L. t engagement if rooms and board suit; References exchanged. Address J.N.T , 1225. F street northwest. WANTED Two si igcality- A BOOMS, in ee) localit terms, &c., B. P.R., on = Competent dress Box 13.1 13, Star 01 estate; no brokers need re, = ing terms, C. ng te unfarnished ddress, giving 4. avenue. mar3- DavaGisTs=8 ey desires em ployment. ANTED-T = ished aR = Le a te Pg 92, City P. mer3 x Wisteh-iey lady and gentleman to learn erner’s new and beautifal method of PAINT- ING PHOTOGR PHS, taught in one lesson. M. KERNER, 1211 Pennsylvania avenue, marz-3t* W34STED-« situation by s GERMAN GIRL as cook, or as chambermaid and furtish her own tiachines; is willia Tig rt = u eful in = van except wi py ay ‘nal Pig of six rooms; pi . C.8., Star 01 about 22.800 . First payment a 0 perb $80 piano nd 100 cash. Belance @# per month, at 6 Address with = a T cent “Government Clerk.” Star Office. WANTED—A WHITE GIRL as ae and to wait at table ina eaves family. Mast have goed city r ferences. x. before lor aioe $e 03 A street southeast, ABeale Terracs, Capitol ANTED—An rietricns end Tes pect: irk W: desires a BITUATION a4 Chambermaid, or would make p pa generally useful CT a vag vate femily. No o’ hers p ree aeply re for three days at No. 1003 Rhod nd evens near imh — northwest. er a5 8. OF 18 re BR and Subse 5 Solieicors wanted in RAGE and each and County in the United States for = CE NTENRIAL JOURNAL with tts five a per pame Address, with return stam; two weeks, R. wpavis, 521 Chestnut street, Phi phis, Ba. For Prospectus, Journals. &e.) enclose I mars eo3t W rivilege of 6 reat an AMPEOVED PROD. year, an gerd Sillis stow Riles of Gib claps ec tlec-ce the A Sg or a abde eb2e jitan rai LM genony NMAN & GREEN, 412 7thst. UNFURNISHED HOUSES on oP Sarita tay for rent. demand om #15 to Owners < such will and ft to their have a constant ‘ir property in my ba: ne JO! T —s vantage mide fe sepia Estate Broker, 212 Pen ANTERA first-rate COOK, washer, and frover for.a small family in « house with all tent and willing references, at the febli-tt modern conveniences. One com hav wi Apply, wi Grening Reet Om gee. poly, Fo RENT— Ver: desirable small DKIOK to market and cars; eight rooms; modern conve: oi ‘THOS. K. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. Fc RENT—HOUSK 1301 Massachusetts ave- nue, corner of mh street northwest; fourtesn rocm: good sites nw tom nimproved LOT, 25. feet front, feet deep to a 18 fot alley. on ‘ast, near G. Inquire ot W. A. CUNNI HAM. 66 Hien vorgetown, D. taard-20* FeOr RENT— Aree, ai rantly-furni<hed FRONT » ROOM floor, jeasant and desirable; sta- and bath-room, convenient to all o persons without children: No. 705 Sth street mori weer mar)-3t* Fe SALE—No. 7s © rtreet northwest, Sa oe de-irable RESIDENCE for a «mall bargain, Also. x two-story BRICK RESIDENCE corner of Sth ana Q streets northwest. Price, § mar) Go EDWIN SWRET: S11 Teh stro 2. SOR RENT—With Heard. 9 ¢ large elegant fur- nished enite of PARLO! also, other ROOMS, en suite or single; would re be in floors: table for families; house has every modern convenience: gr I street. mar9-3¢ }OR RENT Nicely furnished PARLOR; aud con- necting BED ate also, single ygh m: eet ae. water, gas and bath room; from W to month, Apply et the mutha = rand streets northwest. OR RENT—476 PeonssIvania avena. a Rea alates, communicatiog PARLORS, furnished: alee other BOOMS. fargo awd ain Board if destred, claas Board, §6 to week; Transient, g1 50 per day, mard-6t" ‘OR RENT—I hare a number MoUsES in ood location ot rent. atime 1 hiched HOCSE within one ard halt’ Capitol park, for 858 per month. Bite EVANS, ex! Rstate Broker, 212 Pennsylvania avenue cast, Gsplio HN. mar) tf F°O2 SALE OR RENT —That very desirable pei- SIDENCE in Georgetown on the corner of Gay tnd Groen strecte: cooeiaie 13 rooms, with ail modern smprovemenin; Stable fn the y gentains 10,900 square feet and beautifaily locat-d. Terms “e low. Dee to HOS. LING, 174 Bridge street. _ $1,100 to loan for ene or more years. mar? 3t ——— me vere ___mare st Fe, RENT—Very desirable small HOUSE, six Tooms, close are; 1471 T st: _mars-3t TH E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. JOOR RENT—One cight-room Brick HOUSE. with water and gas: 730 lth, between G and H «ts. For terms, e - apply at 412 9th strest. mars-2* F°% RE! ‘Seven-ruom Brick HOUSE, No. 1519 Dh stroct, between Rhode Island. syents and Q street, Apply to JUHN F. See No. 1520 1th street northwest. mars-3t" Fee: REN '—HOUSE No. 241 street northwest, ne bod. r00 rooms, > modern weliacly Ap rs Tr mont session immediat to MW ROHRER: 31 513 7th street. rv He 3° (OR RENT—Frame_HoU 3E, No. os oo chnsetts avenue, in complote order, with all lern conveniences, contains eleven room: ry s Inquire of Gases COX, Pension aga Lf tween 7th and 8th Fo RENT—HOUSE No, 600 F ace me House being located near the Patent and General Post- Offices, is very desirable either for offices or a dwellinghouse." Possession given fmmetiately. 100 per month. Inquire of C. C. BURR, F street. pe Fo REN T— With first-class Table Board, KOOMS, sing’e and en suite, moderate prices for spring and suftmer months; No. 617 ait girget northwest, near F. {OR RENT—A fine, large and ame < nished HOUSE mili be rented tos desirable Par, for the board of two persons an oN: Toqnire at 116 C street northeast, or of Ww! i ILsOe. OW LES, 611 7th street. Fo SALE, OR TRADE FOR < cITy PROF ERTY—One of the best-producing FARMS in ia. containing 103 arres, situated on the Vir- idland Railroad. 135 miles from the growing goof Manassar and 38 miles from Wasbing’on. te.2: W- GREENE, Columbian College, Widt ington: Fe SALE—Unimprov Tap apa. os — Gi). Lot §, wand T ; Lot nH, O, Wand 17, ee rg 21 00; Let 18, Pad Noth 1.000 82) 33, 34, 3 St, cor. 4 mot 37,0 st. We. ‘Improved: 730, 13, 15,00 Tent Tet Woo 7213 et 11 1st 15.000; 487 H st. 3-500; 0) #xt.. 3.000, THOS. ¥. W A maré-tr 519 7th street. —A three-story BRIOK DWELLING ~ - pe gpboerrpecment 12 rooms; nt very moderate, PAP IEL TAA i TYLER, 715 13th wt, 5 ANTED=AI 1 can be Seainet the ta od. cre horsey wecsed te ry ee ea ETET- exhibit the onus with the vouchers thereof, to the Fh on TRENT, hws ED 07 G street, be- sabecriper, 0 on or meat the oth oy, of, March | tween: ih streets, nové-tr next: otherwioe by law be extlutd from ee that WILLIAM ssairaasets, ° iven under my hand, Witl Merchant Tutor, "1ort Wow Tork \s of March marl. JANE O'DWYER, Execatrix. et ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ae Second-hand FURNITURE, BED P LOTHES: mecond hand. CLOTHISG psat TreaseRy Derantwent, March 9, 1875. Sealed Propessls for furnishing Stationery fur he year ending June 3), 1574, will bs receivel at Ps eiment until the 13Ta Day or ‘Arait, Ws. at ‘clock m. lank forms for bidding will be furnished upon jeation he bids will be considered and accepted or rejected item by item; ard this advertisement and the. pro- » 80 far as accepted by the Secretary of the reasury, and the bund accompanying the same, shall constitute the contract between the Gevern- ment and the bidder or bidders, and no further con- trget will Pe executed. he articles contracted for must be furnished from time to time during the year, tities pursuant toorders from the Department. The entire quanti: Higemill, however. be called for during the year cor Proposal must bo signed by vidual or firm snaling, i and be accompanied by boml, with snfficient suretics, in the sum of ten thousand dollars (810.060), approved by a United States officer of the Uistrict ich the sureties reside or do business. Sie a te, nraished by the Department. con- ditioned for furnishing such portions of the articles as may be awarded under it, and the perfo (WAIT deliveries will be to i ‘ion by liv inspection by an soury nad tae dniiea a inferior article ‘Treasury . ai very an inferior arti will be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract, at the option of the Secretary. Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury Department, Washington. ‘Pie failure to comply with an one onler under the contract will 0} as a fork atire penalty of the bo or the Secretary of the fr may direct the put » in oF market of auch Ctantities of any articles ag necessary sorely tie deticleuey Ry yh failure. and | as charge to the contractors centum res srk it shall be found to pay for Boel willose te com Praesens Se Eee will itteagrarded cnly to established “Pignoals to bes ieee the undersigned, and for Stationery.” . H. BRISTOW, marl0 colst of the Treasury. NS ON GUIT. AND PIAN a aaa eis cae hg yd OTIC — The | Sa "Shas DI on ate si by the - 8.a.P. cS oe sce 8th, 1875. CLOTHES BOOTS and SHOES. Will pay the highest’ cach to by mail. H. = aad Boiian"s" #.06., No. my, gieded 20th neytvania LOST AND FOUND. See AWAY ON THE 9rn [NSTANT,A dark Newfoundland PUP. Answers to the rame of Nero. A liberal reward will: be given if xeturnet to No. 641D bar northwest, pares 10-21 3 Saterday, March 6th, LS pat Gold WATCH, from 4th street east, on “une He to t itheast. Any one giving in- formation conceraiue the above will be liber: ore rewanied by returning i is to J.B. BUCK M, 810 C street sonthes sme, ol hubs bb} Tie Dees aK a TUTE oy es to BARON pe ‘BUSSI- 9332 New York avenue, between 9:f a1 ou streets northwest. mars-3t BOARDING. cela jeman and wife, ly can have com- Bosee WANTED For. a two rooms communi- forte ura Ritention of hou ar north fern sect |; prompt pay- ment’ advan. ‘halves vith tera ‘and partic. Tiare, “Beranger,” Btar office TRST, kD AND PLEASANT nA BORE an hag SUES possible terme in a private family; 1009 nae Mary oe 2 10th and E streets ‘D. C., one square from or a wnt Board, @4 per day.” House thor: EN. % oo SALE. on SALE. tEAStr ere large assortment of Sec- ean aie, sia iis nh sirest, “OR RENT—A three story press-brick HOUSE, in the best Iocation in Georgetown; all modern improvements; 11 rooms; convenient to treet cars; rent low. WILLIAM TYLER, TAS 15th street. CR SALE OR RENT — Furnished, « large DOUBLE HOUSE, with all moderu’ improve- ments; healthful and convenient location, being sit uated within @ square of line of street cars; flower garden and stables attached. Terms moderate, and it diat ‘nabese WILLIAM TYLER, 715 1sth st. BENT—Foruished ROOMS, in ee cH most desirable Lancome} for summer—or block ‘above. the Arlington tel 9 18 Seat square. mari {OR SALE OR RENT—A FARM near a ind HOUSES and LOTS near a ae "s Sta- a hirgten Branch Raitroad. "Apply to itt cK KLEY & MORBIS, 43 North Charts atreet, Baltimore, 3-2awtw *O0K RENT—Very desirable seven-room pressed- brick } WELLING; batLroom, gis, water, &e.. just repainted, papered. &¢.; excellent nbighborhood ord one square from 9th street cars northwest. Ap- iy ta RODERT A. PHILLIPS, im Hot th street northwest. JOR RENT—One two-story BRICK BOUSE con. taining six rooms and one summer k ine cvery room; on 3th street, between Pawi orth- pquire 403 7th street, near D, north. fe27-8t Fe Spelt ba) 1012 B street southwest, 10 rooms, opposite Smiths ‘pian; all Pen Apply toH. D. BARR, 131 2 F ate near Ebbitt House. = GR gk ni 6 @ wireet — Feu « vance: EDWARD 0. CARRINGTON, J: bey-at-Law, ou) periane ae cOR ST Pode ee F Birnie FU RNIS zp HOUSE, suit at th ta ad ‘ad Jr., Attor- feb22 lin ng r008, con: OR BAL: F Rabe ers double terrace and step and steps. with white ble mantels a Wrenn vias tel 8a FOR RENT —117 Leh stron’, ROOMS suit-dle Ta Santer fr hey . wants EM NT vights reas furnishes tne + cffices and business place, oN “A WOMAN to a in OR RENT—Cheap HOUSE. gag Pd a ire at 432M sinect W; Sete insist aSRae Ue tome nes ome ge | & veral howse- | SOR RENT—A five lary So eo Ww St See iy inact i oder the Center at Hoel hetwrarn 34 nod 35 at No. 411 Band's | Street. on, recoer' do rs cat yLisate anbrine aang. pe es Weg ty Makers, I street, be eae NT—Modern Seo Dar gx clehe, tem and | < rom HOUSES. ° Also Hoa 1b: ie Tag a1 nines 7th street. OR oe 10: AeiGiaralates Bridge st. hosing Ay A ARE ek ae Bosiwese—i "OEME § SONS 1613 13 Foams ON PIRST-CLASS security. No $10,0 000 Feu wax. oS on hand JOSEPH N. YOUNG & CO., Bla A ate a Sle 45¢ street nw. real LR al datate sec ity. No. 57 SABATOGA ST., BALTIMORE. Specialty —Female Complaints end a Satie D*i tee, ' their i Ath eer an thicey si8 ore sar as oa, bye, mu " lene ae Wg SIT, heat ! ‘ore private Paul street, febis-im* ‘anted, a Case of CASHLAND $30 MONTHLY, UNTIL | be cured by “BOGERT'S EG $200 are tine ate” "it is also. the best. in use two-story. ith bi aif brick HOUSES on Sores rot. wewtaide New Hampehire avenue. m TaniU | chial Affections. the streets northw: TARR, cor- _ wholesale by ( HARLES S her N.Y ave and 1th et irs. mars-im proprietor, 1312 G st. north OFFER FOR SALE, Du L. BOSWORTH, legtropathic vai- va. | cian, 921 D street northw: ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SQUARES | me yy ial as ae spr ty eit CAPITOL HILL, fails. diseases a Consahration | ITS SITUATION JS UNSURPASSED | we | EITHER FORK PRIVATE RESIDENCES OK ANHOOD RESTORED —A victim of youthfut | BUSINESS PURPOSES. WILL SELL THE WHOLE OR ANY NOUM- BER OF LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. JOHN J. EVANS, Real Estate Broker, 212 Pennsylvania avenne east, mar3-eolm Capitol Hin. SUBLIVISION oF THE NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. SMALL FARMS AND BEAUTIFUL SITES FOP RURAL HOMES OF PROM ONE TO TWENTY FIVE ACRES EACH, Combining the following rare advantazes and at- tractions : Itis iN FULL VIEW OF WASHINGTON CITY, AND 15 A PERFECTLY HEALTH Y¥ LOCALITY ‘The quality of the sofl has J has wed to be mega) bere oi = jighest ee Bev — culture, os- Irion for a? and wi a — Terme: Fives aera iberal discount Tor cash. “Apply to ROB'T A. PHILLIPS, 603 15TH — Opposite U. 8. Treaeury. febs?-tr $10,000 andr tentoner.c0 Feat ai from five hundred dolla: qreciac IMPROVEMENT TAXES. We will give the tes for wean Ad, ie ChuriFicares, o bills for special vements Pawan DISCOUNT. _— e 3.63 bonds bought and sald DOWNMAN UL Asp feb20 Im ih «treet. tee Fw SALE—2.600 acres of VALUABLE LAND, within eight and twelve Ce of, ee: Railroads and T: ‘urn one Sar Mill and two Mill Bites. Be be sold in lots to suit —— . City property taken en. ocam NN BR. E. P. DUVALL, Cumberland, i ERY DUVALL, Ln Cotenritles YOUNG & M Seer ba = 01 Estate and Insurance FB‘ sand uctioneers. Bose? OF AUDIT CERTIFICATES OASHED AT HIGHEST RATES. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES PAID AT LOWEST RATES. BONDS and other Securities bought and 3. sold. MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate and Cullatera security by J. F. BRODHEAD, 535 15th street, PERSONAL. 7[0 THE EDITOR OF THE STAB. febI7-1m" St:—On the evening of the 34 instant a fire origi nated ia pe Kenge onr ine = = twocasks of Burgundy wine. daring a policy in ¢ LAMAR FIRE INSURAN ANY, of New York, we presented our claim to _ courtevus and efficient Agent of that campany. GEO. C. WED: BURN, Esq., on the Sth instant. Se beige nd + = mitted the same to t! + and to-di the Com uth) we are in receipt of the check in full for thats share of the lost, as it ts divided with a local compa- We waewn 8 i Ad fe Respectfully. tel J. 8.1 in with my con WILLIAM FRANCIS COLE MRSS who is a minor. Any person harboring the said bo boy or encouraging him in any way to himse} from his home without my consent, will be aah “mun Ste WILLTAM FRANCES COLUMACS” mar9-3t* N RS. DR. ELLIS, The world-renowned Planet Reater( A: po none och and Future, Love, © olozist), artship, Marriage, Property Lost or Stolen, Ewe Saiis, ness most sUCC fal in, Sackness « ath, Result of ali Un i taki; 8s p.m. 512 ions street But one week longer. AtTEOLOGr. MADAME E BOSS. ete Healt aiiace escati 201 Sip etent conser he ate Gove or Lasiness her fhe Bice Prep i invaluable, describing your friends, ies, and inf: f the fare way out your ome an i rake you of the $it0" - oMariy” COAL AND WOOD. 5QO (DS oak Woon, (Well scasoned,) For sale to dealers, ATLEE’S Wharf, Jan26-tr Foot of 6th street, Potomac River. Coal, WOOD AND BUILDING + MATERIALS. Be eens Sees ) in the stick, @ ce eras rad rly gw zue, Dealer in Best Varieties of impradence, causi debility, ete, having t Femedy tins found Hs SERVES, 78 Naseau st, New York. iy6. mew f.9mn OBSTACLES TO MAREIAGE “Lappy relief for men from the effects of Errors'and Abuses fe. Menbood restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. 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NCH, AND CLASSIC. > STITUTE for italien, 918 Rew J or nue (ye LO JACKSON. 4 ptember. 1874. es ly AW SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES Add: M.A. TYSON & bey tig aris iy Contee’s P. O.. Prinee Ovorge Oo., Md. HOTELS. / ESTMINSTER HOTE! ON THE EUROP: Cerner ef on nk Only one block from Union sale grit the principal gla an putea ct prov 7 ik ciias. “B. FEBRIN, Proprictor. ‘¥SON'S BOT! Fi” Be, 00 osranr BUTTER. —E ARE IViNG FROM THE pate on Creameries of New ¥ u TABLE BUTTER, whieh we offer at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, A. E. PHILLIPS, mar2-Im 1753 and 1755 Penn. avenue N.W. Sra Srezers. BEST ork large "has opeand on | DRY GOODS. Wey isit. Wir srr, THAT THE NEW STORE oF ©, M. TOWSON & Co, SELL DRY GOODT 80 CHE&r and the second is they dont want to drive alt trade away by asking such large profits. New Spring Dress Goods ae geet Se pieces yew sty iz DRESS GOODS f 62% cent BLACK SILKS $1, 1 and 20-—OREAT ALNS. BLACK ALPACAS, MOWAIRS and € MERES at loss Orice than (he same quality of are generally sold athe cteapees lot of TOWELS and CRASH city. GEO, 3, JOHNSE E HAVE KEVISED AND MAR |W DOWN To the Lowest Net Cash Prices oar entire St DRY GOODs, And are offering BARGAINS’ BARGAINS to Remora to our New Sire, tw pre | "A fall a m Pemarest's now SP | PATTERNS just received BOGAN & WYLIE | _maré.tr | SPRING OFFERI DRESS GooDs. hades.in desirable fabrics, for Spring Wear, at VERY LOW PRICES. SILKS. COLORED. ‘D FIGURED. original pri D PERCALES. D LINEN LAW SHIRTING Links, ¥ N SPRING STOCK FROM LAST SE. ROW OREN AND OFFERED UF AF TIVE PRICES. JOHN T. MITCHEL marttr 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVES GOoDs, AT THE DOWN PRICES. SELLING OFF {_ SELLING oF mere ane Me RT entra “ Wooten PLARNELS an and B ers DEY NK Boeing nz many at is Saucon, we make — JUST RECEIVED, DRESS SILKS: nd £2.50 a of BLat are at a Srsh s bo om | at a tr New style PLAIN SUITING CLO’ Yards new style PLINTS, fast colors, @ £4, Bigeeet and, Brows SHIR ine sifatine LINEN arise 1 sae APRAINS wad All-Lines TOWELS, ae ow many other cheap lots of Dosirable ¢ NEW STORE, corner of &h street and Market Space. _feb26-10r J. W. COLL the best DAMASKS, —_— GREAT SALE. ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPER: ee are 0 tof the Carpet business, the every ‘Pioge of Carpet, x Cs and Matting jess than cost, in or ‘k will be sold Gloss them pet at ence, GOOD ING HEMP Low a7 THE ABOY, continees FORO. L BRK . LONG w. W. BURDETTE & MISCELLANEOUS. \GES.—Over 0 WintTtTER WEAR FoR Men, Youths, and Boys. REAL BARGAINS IN OVERCOATS, REAL BARGAINS IN BUSINESS SUITS, REAL BARGAINS IN DRESS SUITS, REAL BARGAINS IN WORKING SUITS, REAL BARGAINS IN CHESTERFIELDS, REAL BARGAINS IN YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS REAL BARGAINS IN YOUTHS’ SUITS, REAL BARGAINS IN SCHOOL SUITS, REAL BARGAINS IN CHILDRENS’ SUITS AND BEAL GENUINE BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING aT STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING STORE, 3011 Pgxxsvivaxta AvENvE, 2011 Paexnsvivasia AvExve, 2011 PexnstLvania AVENUE, variety of the Newest Styics at very Low p* — CHEAPER THAN EV 10,000 yards very dest Calico (short ler only 6igc. Genulve 4-4 Wamentta Yery beavy yard wide rd wide Cotton aay 18360. BA Cotton, only F - £4 Pillow Gane Co me Cotton issrades ate 4 Sheetii Bea ed Ticking. Ceri vn Wane Flannel ase 01 1234, Puentis Comten Be 8 Flaanel 12s: oe. jendid all-Linen * Teamaaat de S0c., wort! re Hiss rt only Six worth D. E. W. CARTER, feb@-tr 707 Market Spi EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEME BY BRODHEAD «& CO., 1205 F Street, Between 12Ta axp 131 ee &c. ALLETT DAVIS & CO. CELEBRATED 1 PIANOS. mari-t.th.e.3n i118 ith street AnD The an