Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1875, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘THURSDAY .........Mareh 11, 1875. CROSEY S&S. NOYES........Editor. DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVEN- ING STAR LAST WEEK. Total Circulation for the Week,......89,625 Average Daily Circulation, --14,937 ——__-~+e- -____ The Postal Change. The Baltimore Sun says in reference to the act of the late Congress, increasing the post- age on third class mail-matter from onecent on two ounces, to one cent per ounce and fractions thereof: - . “It appears that this highly a piece of Congressional legislation was tacked the su civil service tion bit in the very jast hours of the . The amendment in itself was a very innocent and so very small that it es- notice of all except the designing an sb ie that it become law. It consisted in merely striking out the words “two ounces” the then existing law and inserting the word “ounce” instead. Apert from the context this amendment cov- ered ro meaning, and it was hurriedly and unsuspiciously enacted as law. But inno- cent as the little “rider” to the sundry civil service bill seemed, it bas actually doubled the rate of postage on transient newspapers, azines, books and other articles usually by mail, except letters and such news- Papers and magazines as are mailed by their publishers. The lobby technically calls this kind of legislation ‘railroading a bill.” Perhaps it would not be parliamentary to call it ‘swindling,’ but Its title to the term is some- what valid in view of its deliberate decep- tion of members of the Congress. and of its extorting thousands from the pockets of the a rT color of @ legal fraud. Such Feetiation is not justiflable under any cir- oy” cumstances, but the apologists of this r- jpably absard in urging it Tot pene They say that ‘the mails have been loaded down with merchan- dise,’ whereas the official figures show that in every three hundred thousand poands of this class of matter not more than twenty- five thousand pounds have been ‘merchan- dise.” And, even if this latter were a griev- ance, there is no manner of equity in reme- dying it by doubling the rates of postage those individaals who use the mails for transiniesion of newspapers and other read- tn matter. It is hoped that noze of the bills ‘railroaded’ through Congress con- fain similar onerous and unjustifiable legis- lation, though several of the appropriation bills were put through in a promiscuous way in the last hours of the session, without knowledge, of course, of many of iT provisions, having been delayed by the occupation of precious time with merest party and mischief making legislation.” —<—— aa Ninety-nine one hundredths of the Enocn Ardens turning up from time to time are Wortbless vagabonds, who run away from their wives, leave them without any know!- edgeof their whereabouts for years, contrib- utenothing towards their support, and finally return after the world has turned its back full upon them with the expectation of being sustained for the remainder of their misera- bie days by the very wives whom they cruel- ly deserted. That their wives after a lapse of ten orfifteen years, believing their faith- less husbands dead, should marry again, they affect to regard as a most heinous crime. They are not content, like the original Enoch, to lay down and dic decently, leaving their Spouses in other men’s possession, but straightway they are injured. innocents, claiming their rights under lays made by men for the “benefit” of womén. Illinois fernishes the last Ardencase. Six years ago one John Bimpson, a wealthy manufacturer of Quincy, left for Europe with his two daughters, and was supposed to have sailed on a vessel whieh was never heard from af- terwards. Some time since Mrs. Bimpson collected £5,000 insurance on Bimp’s life, and took unto herself a husband, by whom she has achilad. The news now comes that Bimp is alive and kicking, and that he and his two daughters arecoming home. The old gentie- man's six years’ silence would indicate that his affection for his wife was not of the strongest, and therefore it is to be presumed he will allow the other fellow to retain un- disturbed possession of the old lady. The only drawback to the latter will be the re- funding of the $5,0¢0 insurance money; anda handsome thing for husband No. 1 to do ‘would be to pay this out of his own pocket, since It was through his own neglect that the conclusion as to bis death was reached. re Definite returns from the '+w Hampshire election come in rather slowly, and :t ts evi- dent that the results will be close; but so ia it would seem that the republicans can claim to have made encouraging gains upon the last year's vote, though the odds were against them in consequence of the election machine- ry being in the hands of their opponents. ‘This result wil! be held by many as an indi- eation that the democratic tide is already on the ebb, but this can be determined better by elections in other states not so far north. The election in Connecticut in Aprif may throw some further light upon the matter. But there can be no doubt that this gleam of re- turning victories will give the republicans great encouragement to make a vigorous fight to retain national supremacy ———-s68— Another gold hunting expedition 1s about to start from Sioux City for the Black Hills, and adispatch states that as many as on thousand exy cir inten- tion of going. As the gold res within the limits of the reserv: Sioux Ip ed the ine United States, these gold hunte: 2 to become passers on tue rights of others and ate law breakers. The expel { be checked at the outset, and b if neces- sary. If this is not de the grass grows green, we may rt to hear that Red Cloud and his f in on the war path, gun’ The Springfic Union says of the report that Gen. Butler intended to run for Congress from ‘he ist district of Massachu- setts: “a newspaper wag siaried a story, last night, that Gen. Butler was contemplating @ change of residence in Massactiusetts to the first district in order 6 “t into the seat made Vacant by the death of Representative ington, and the report created great conster- pation among Butler's opponents. Thestory is so absurd as not to require contradiction, but Gen. Butler is regotiating t> secure the services of the wag who invented the story loexhibit him at the centeanial exhibition next year. —+w0ee- — The revival of the franking privilege has made & vast amount of extra work for the private secretaries and clerks of Senators and members. The labor of writing the sig- natures of the latter en various pub. doc’s devolves now, as formerly, upon subordi- nates, and since the passage of the law com- mittee clerks have been kept busy franking thousands of documents, many of which have been stowed away at the Capitol for Several years past. Congressmen are now able to send them through the mails free, and the result is that the post office in this city is clogged with such matter, tons of it being received daily. ‘Who has authorized the Cleveland erat to ‘of Carl Schurz as a democrat. He only to make his orp age ng to the warty = paves to be re-elected to the Senate.—' Nothing of the sort. The trouble with Mr. Schurz was that he belonged to the wrong army during the rebellion. He could easily enough have squared his principles to a democratic platform, but his wa: record he couldn't wipe out. That is what was the matter with Schurz. ——_-+ee- ‘The first man to miss 4 word in a recent + yelling match at Indianapolis was Professor ? A. Bell, editor of the School Journal, and cmerly Superintendent of Education for the city named. The rock on which he split was elope, which he spelled with a “d.” ‘ery properly, at the close of the exercises, was presented with @ huge cabbage bou- | E iret THtabay Evan pcg ae inet. . MOO! Emamie ae To Op SATURDAY, March 1 Sichly tripe of the "JOHN ©. RILEY, M.D.. Dean. (Sr WE ARE PAVING Tas HIGHEST PRIOR SEWER BONDS, Certificates of the Auditor AND SEWER TAX RECEIPTS. ®2- SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES settled at a liberal discount J. ©, LAY & CO., m No. 223 Four-and-a-half strost. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL ES- WHITAKER & COOKE, 715 Fif- tenth street, contin inue to give special attention to all hal the late District government, See “SiR FOR DAMAGES by teason of change ip grade feb27-tr u.E. OFFUEY & 00. BANKE! Isth and F streets. Opeeite Tes Tisaenry Department, Washington, BANK OF parow™ “EXCHANGE, COLLEc- Panking busioces Ri a its icahet els to. poveremeat Bonds and District fet Bears, and Sell 4 and Silver Coin, and Coupons oreigu Coin. Drafts on Europe on first-class houses only. ‘Loans m iated in all marketable securities. In- formation for investors cheerfully farnished mart Im hachdemes 2g ATT GOLD, FOR ba ened f i} pa aay Bought and Terme. feb24- Im ‘Penns: svenes ard Mek serece. SAMUEL G. by re oe FFPESH SALMON. Jed just received. Price 1Scents per can; six cans for § @, G@, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, marl} 3t_ 1418 Penn. ave.. opp. Willard’s Hotel. = Posen TABLE O1L, (Braadenburz. Fice, nage bottles, $1. G, G, CORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS. _merll $f 1618 Penn. ave., opp. Willard’ NEW PLAID CAMEL'S HAIR CLOTHS. New Shades in all-wool DEBEGES. Mandscame SPRING CASHMEBKS. HOSIERY. SILK, THREAD and COTTON for Gentlemen, Ladies and Chil laia and striped, HOUSEKEEPING GOoDs. A FULL LINE oF — BEST GRA’ }, A BEDUCED BA’ a ee ao T. ME _marllte 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. DRY @oops. CARPETING. BURDETTE's - GREAT SAL’ F CARPRTINGS ill be continued for a few days | + £4 follor Lowell and Hartford best ingeais will be mold Bige ec. ov an Pi ano ranted to be as represented by RECEIVING NEW SPRING GOODS DAILY. W. W. BURDETTE & Co. warll6t No. 929 7th and 706 K street. SPeEctat NOTICE, BALTIMORE AND O110 RAILROAD. On and after this date, MARCH 11th, A FAST EXPRESS TRAIN FOR PHILADELPHIA Will leave at 9:15 p. m., daily. New York connection made by this train. Cars with Reclining Chairs run through. - KOONTZ, General Agent. Agent. Oritic rom.) FOR | RENT A! AND SALE. —_——————— 4S; eeae Lit yA Ay cd. ag A sithares aieiie keation the city; 608 7 0 BOYS to learn printing. Thaw y ve Sees melt fos pace Wax TED Rart var ON as oer te ae ao | I ore erie. sh stroct northwest, marli-6t ABT ‘rom three five FURNISHED We hata: BS ee Wate ri TRO mda aoe aa oped TION as first-cia-s anrss. Apply at P 5 between: With ‘and Dith n wa iN; ANTED—A a Pere GIRL, 13 of 14 years oll, to do ge: be jness. th parents, vanes Tddrecs, with sare ni City, Post “OF : oe Tani St J ANTE A BITUATION to work on a farm ‘bear this city. either aa aome or ‘aman. folly cm Ardriae oF apply te eC. KiSNER, rar u ay lvania avenue borthwest. ‘Must live wit! a ability. mari oe Aranis EMPLOTMENT nich and Samiayaas “ 3 odavecs ret tlert Address B,"" Star office. mario 3" WW Stra oder lsc aes ee northwest, Sn roniag: Tnquireat (ae ae ANTED—A siady, GIRL for general hows spre tna private family.” Apply immdinly at No. 411 150 vd ARTRD—Smmedlately—A respectable: WHITE Woman to de the works of Sere ene must be a good cook, wache rand ironer; references requ re d. Apply at 317 13th st.s.w. ‘marl0-2:* ws ED BY an active, wal-grown youth, 17 years old, a SITUATION as epprentice to sonce healthy trade. No objection to country, hay- i g consideralle farming experience, Address" M. BG ,” Star office Rees Spore, een ea ao see Foe BRIE ae goes ees rome ce, ROWAN CARRINOTON de IE. Altor- wat bow! ot ee ag 725 th street, between Gand Hn Ee meh RK REN T—Connectii On Eyes en Fe Perera BRICK ogee, ™ peers pia oe > once FO. > mars? eodt 1509 Pa. av. goon v8. eaaney. Fo RENT.—417 Tith street, ROOMS sai Fed for ho ing, Frniek botsekeeping, offices and businees Fer RENT—Oheap HOUSE. No. rs mari avenue east; 8 rooms; new; te first door ens FSE RES TOA tive tan ¥, winder the Continental Hota, betwees Areets on. Penney! 1. Stanford, Mere! rE RENT—Modern tw four, six, eight, ten and twelve room HOUSES.’ Ales Hones oo A bnild- ing lots for sale cheap to poor peo} fe, in month ments. Inquire 1301 sth aireet xf WANTED SIMEDI TELY ral AGENT for this city, for the Edition of Life, Assassination and great Corteze of Abraham Lincoln: and dedication of the Nations! L exclusive territory and liberal term ‘Cloth edith lie at $2. te ‘ddreas the petlishers EDWIN A. WILSON & CO" Spring: eld, Hines ANTED—A Fapetable Cobra W le colored Wowan to cook, wi bast ash and iro: references required. Apply at 712 Ming Wis Ag er pc AN ed sa forayoung by. settled woman preferred; references re 222 i2th sete mctnweets bn D=I dren) a small Sdfalwed HOUSE or nie hed Ps oo ar fur is Be! bomoszecving: bo«t reference Box 109. m9 3t* Wi Mee MER: ‘Drosam: Rooms, No. 733 ith etrvet Fi "ting done by measur. ment. Keference given re required. m3" WW NaROS AT Goce—ONE THOUSAND DOL. LARS for three yoars at ten per cent., secured on first-class real estate; no brokers need ig tn dress J.8. B., Evening Star office A D—Bya eptlemen and wife a Ee] Ww vivo and BE DBOOM, on second floor, rd,in a seated private fam funily, ina ern improvement to be located on north side of street, not east Ay ‘oth erect portweste or west of 16th, Pit ro of For Bhone jod of rmanent engagement and b. References ezanenae. Address J.N.T ee. a3, Fr street northwest. ‘ANTED— Every lady and gentieman to ae rner’s new and beautifal method of PAIN: ING SHOTOGRS APHS, taught in one lesson. M. KEBNER, 1211 Pennsylvani enue. aS ANTED—To reat, for siz monthe, wiih wast s"yeary an IMPROVED PROP. gary Ms afew niles of the city, oF else on the . & O. er Bere “ik NM Ae GREEN, 412 7th st. ws aoa babe agg ind OUSES ont "Capital Hill for Brad eg T have ® constant SEW. aking or honses from month. apr ty such will find it to tl to place their property in my Ko fore. as. Real Estate Broker, 312 Penna. ave. east, feba3-Im pitol Hill. NT—To one or two ae een d front ROOM in a private family. Rent nederate. Apply at 909 loth stree:. botwor marl0 31° Tend K streets. —Cormar HOUSE and A good stand for grocery ot fruit store A ba gain (cr caeh. 1746 oth street northwest. JS, ALLEN. marié-3i* {OR RENT—A large HOUSE of 9) rooms, and Farm contain acres, about two and a’ half iles Will rent for 450 ver annum, 519 Tihetreets THOS WAGGAM AN marl0-tr Fee RENT [To or three unfaraiched ROOMS for rent, suituble for hous-kesplug. | Appl 1212 Gib Street northwest, between a marl at streets R RENT—A Brick BOUS: vished. ite the Ari Hot. cuetzatat avenue opposite the At lngton, it a CATCHER, Agent, cor. Ht! sts. marid-3t FOE SALE On gant Beraeee eight ee seres of GROUND. pg quarters of a mile shore, Tennallytown, with SRR is Inge. Poseresion giv ‘once, SEBASTIAN’ even bce RENT—Three-stor, prick HQUae.. os Tooma: gas, water and hal between 6th ew $35 permonth. By C HARLES s. BHEEVE. 135 ith street northwest. Fo SALE—One of ibe finest HOUSES a War. n; all modern conveniences: brown stone front: in one of the best locations in the city, Will be sold with ors ithout the furniture. 98 baver miy desire ‘and price low. Apply to C chias, c DUNCANSON %h and D heyy S08 RENT Faruished eat containing 12 Ooms, OF fon tee ite. Apply No-30a ® attect ony nee are st Koes BART —Very do a Turuisbed BOOMS Ta private howe containing all modern conv nicnces: 1229 N st., near corner 13t! = m9-203t* Fo) RENT_ House TY roome; all mo im. rovements: and five persot oard Fenting. Address 1. 5 Pete mt mat" Fo, BENT Very deirbl small BRICK; close to market eight rooms; modern cone. nieces: ©20 maid it ‘THOS. K. WAGGAMAN. 519 7ih st. ANTED—A frairate OOOK,, washer, and W IY, toner for'& small’ family in a’ house with ail —— © fl razes. Avaerent wit Peers tts ¢ me Evening Star Om d feb it Wasa aaral TE . Sreve Bh and streets ncutitweat nové'tr NTE! aeons know that WILLIAM ‘MOORE, Merchant Tailor 1011 New ake specialty of garments Fe RENI—-HOUSK 1301 Massachnactts ave- ue, corner, of 13h street northwest: fonrtem TOC Ins, gor ounds. en! toa Encd tefant. 8. KER, S13 Market Space: many Set (OK SALE—Unimprovea Lor, ® feet t front, 00 feet deep to a 15 foot alley. oth near G. Inquire of W. A. OU! Waikcitaae ae xy street, Georgetown, D. RENT—Lar, gr son faced =F a OM, second Hone, ml cesira tionary wastietand and Daft room, jepariments, ns Wi street northweat enient to all without os No. ze avenne, makes & of cutting mon eh ANTED Second-hand FURNITURE, BED BOOTS oper tow _ gine ul % a - Fes Sree ge pe a Primal “a; LMAN & CO.,.No. 936, corner Mth street Pennsylvania avenue. aos LOST AND FOUND. Lene ireaitt return te Wt We auciaun cee OST—A Seal Skin BOA, between Linc in Hall 4 and 6th street northwest. The sacs will be re waned by returning the same to 225 B. wet, or to JAMES E. BELL, ier. mari Ls afiernoon, one bunch of ST—In going from Defrees street to Lincoln te ie way of Sew Jerse: Gold CHAIN Lot OR STOLEN—On Montag ogeniay the 8th potnst a black, het sag _ OE Stzateo WAY oF A ina} orn iy a ad A SD dark Newfoundland Answers ty the rame of Nero. A ora reward will be given if returned to No. 641 D street northwest, (restaurant.) mar}0-2* Lotz ro satartar, March Gh, ¢ smell Gold TCH, from 4th str ast, Om line of care, to I street southens vi formation concerning thé above will be liber- ally rewarded by returring it to J. B. BUC i. HAM, 810 C street southeast. marl0-2: BOARDING. Bu D WANTED—For o gentleman and wif?, private family, where lady can have com: forts ard attention of a home; two rooms communi- cating preferre hwestern ars prompt pay- ment, in advance. Address, with te: Flic ulars, “Stranger,” Star office. 1875 sPRiwes: 1875 FIRST INSTALMENT or SPRING STYLES in MENS, YOUTHS, ANDO BOYS’ CLOTHING! LARGER STOCK, GREATER ASSORTMENT, BETTER STYLES, LOWER PRICES THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE IN THIS MARKET. An Examination Will Convince. A STFaAUB8, 1012 Pexxstivasia AvexvE, Between Wth and Iith stree‘s. r merll-te Pls}, CLASS BOARD 450, PLEASANT well furnished ROOMS can don the lowest possible terms in a private ‘anally; Yous Maryland avenue. M ILLIKEN'S — Corner of loth and “< oa northwest, Washington, D- C., one square from Avenue and F' street cars. Board by the week or month. mt House thor- od retartusked ovehe iy aoa ELLEN. Proprietor, FOR SALE. (POR SALE, CHEAP—A F ipa hand FURNITURE and Second. large ——— of Beo- hi COOK STOVES, ke; No. S12 uh street, ve u Meher ate | MP. MATORETT. ROB SALE—<: t MARGLE COUNTER se t designs thirty fect im length, Terms = suit purchaser, Shadress COUN . oe of JOR SALE—CHICK EBING PIANO, 6% octave; also, a handsome walnut $1DEBOA RD, and many other things suitable for, house” Keeping, at are breaking up to leave! pees ESE SALE No 715 0 street eee avery de-iruble RESIDENCE for a «mail oo ata bargain. Also, a two: ene? teeta SID corner of 5th and Q street Price mard Gt EDWIN J SWEETS Extk Teh stroot ith Board, one large el: nt fur- te of PARLORS: also, other KOOMS, Or singl-; would rent in floors: sai'able fof {house ta every modera couveniones. 013 Fer KENT Nicely furnished PART: necting BED R 0, single BED BOOMS, "waters gue and bath room: fie Goo $2 per Anply at the ‘muthwest corner of 1th, and northw: mar9. For RENTA76 Reavinsaenaa aah street, large ier WO a ae epneny welt furnished; also, other ROOMS, largo and air: Board ifdesired. First cl week; Transient, 1.50 perdar ee FOR RRNT 1 have @ number HOUSES in gord location on & rent, from @12to month; also_a 13-room Feriainen br goeateah OLS T EV iae pitol park, for @85 per mon! ANS, Keal Estate ‘Broker, 212 Pennsylvania avenus cast, ooo mont sti ‘OR SALE OR RENT—That very desirable pri- RESIDENCE = Georgetown on the corner of Gay and Green streets. containing 13 rooms, with all modern tmprovemen stable in the yard; lot c Dtains 20°00 sos feet! and beautifully located. ‘Terms ve ane S: DORLING, iva aes Ley $1,700 to |g for ene or more years OR RENT—NOUSE No. 606 F sae ae House being located near the Patent and General Post-Offiens, is very desirabls either for offices or & Gprclling note. Possession given ‘immediately. Rent ~~ Md month. Inquire of C. C. 628 F st Taare R RENTS Witt first-class Table Board, LOOMS, sing’e and en suite, moderate prices for spring and « vr months; No. 617 sidth be aa northwest, near F. Fo RENT.—A fine. large and Tae ae Dished HOUSE wilt bo rented. toa desirable marty for the board of two persone and a little Inquire at 116 C treet northeast, or of WiLsos'& LES, 911 7th street. marg-cost FOR, S88, OF TRADE FOR City Prop. ER RTY—Obe of the best-producin, gina elle 2 AS Apnis. to J. 'W. GREENE, Columban Call linze, Windington’ mard-6t SOR SA LE—Unimproved eg ee wad 40. N 6 = Fe J. Lots ‘Wand Usta.<7oe-t hoe 4s i be a $4, 0,46 and 17. Tie shoei, | sot 18. 1,000; Lots 3 Wastin: aut ‘i, aia ei m1, ieee F281 rt 1100, E20 1S at Ast.. Tiios. area’ OR SALE OR RENT —Farnished, a larg FP Souaies notek sy armel (a laree ere 9 bealthtul and convenient location, beit sit- thi Tine of atreet cars: flower ed. Terms modcrate, and nai WILLEAM TYLER. 715 15th et, POR Ki ae Teak eet ae OMS, in suite or sin- ly: a most desirable locality for summ: bloc] i above the ‘Arlington Hotel— square. Staroffice. _ mar9-3t* AX ELE IANO FoR sate ATA BACKIFIOE, fest and ‘wood fect condition, at iui pond "Bors enna. ave., between 9th and 20t! ™ CHEAP—i oe Sats meat MANTELS, POSTS, CA fob18-Im* 5 ARINI' eApgiEe AcavEny, id telat Et ithe ence ea ere Sill take plece cn the 17th of May. mar ) ‘OR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, taining six ae cor summer iitchen? in every room; on 5th street, between P and Q north- wert. Inquire 403 Th street, near D, north. fe27-8t {OK RENT—HOUSE 1012 B street southwest, Eee cee Ste ret raion. conveniences. Apply toH. D. BARR, 1312 Fat ate pear Kbbitt House. OR T—A RA Foe Be i a FUBNI®! ie Ie PORTUNITY— SE, suitable RRIAGES| CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES “Guandn large weutiuent of new Bia Quarter Rochanates m5 ins Top spd No tae soo, sino, 8 meme of| or it. GRAMAM, bey ‘Jenny Linke, bess > and Factory, 410-414 8th street TWENTIETH-STREET se MARKET. SE ni Ne. 720 201Tn STREET, between G and H streets, ‘WH. LINKINS & SON, Have always on hand everything in their line of busivess, at prices to compare favorably with any of the markets. Orders promptly filled and delivered. S7-Give usn call, and we will you. marlo-ly Geran = Tom ANE ge pear + a of Britoxns fed S-eo1 oe Bieri Hsin atreet. BUSINESS CHANCES. (OR one = STORE; good Socatice: Grose ALPHA. Star siher,_ "ms Tonsonable. eee wget Gia FRovr lon en aT Ax meas? Oy B | Gipmwermsrtions| eo P WoW Ak, 303 Poon $51 000, _marlo 6t Peonn- mart ke ey "endl AND $800 TO 5,000 BRICKS or BRICKWORK Wanted in exchang* for tuiiding ots near H puirosd. YOUNG & pie m9 marl0 ‘eo NESS—A ee UNITY For BU: A STOREROOM ¢ # yeaton K street, No. ‘37, adolning the new market. Price $30 Ber math’ EME & SONS, 1 ney lva- marld- lew ANY AMOUNT. NEDY'S Real Estate Ofion,1 tigeek Go (Chron Rep.} hard S80, $000. 1A and S120. mn $500 Of these cums in hand to \toan upom real estate. Apply atonce. Me OH ‘in hat mises 100 “MM. ROHRER, 5 RER, "S18 7 stroot by— Dd. MLINK = neral Life and rise J nn ea} vera 5135 7th « mars-1 ZOAN ON FIRS $10 000% Heat Eestato security. and money on hi a OSEPT N. YOUNG & CO., mars-6t Roal Estate Brokers, 211 4% «treet n. w. 200 8 pw gl in ct Sse | vit TY, UNTIL ee one of the roy of now two-story, Sy Gece arith half brick HOUSES oa west side New Hampshire avenue. between T and U streets northwest. STARR, northeast cor- ner N.Y. ave. and 1sthet.upstairs, — mars-lm OFFER FOR SALE ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SQUARES ON CAPITOL HILL, grdtiest: ITUATION JS UNSURPASSED ‘R FOK PRIVATE RESIDENCES OR BUSINESS PUR POSES. WILL SELL THE WHOLE OR ANY NUM BERK OF LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. JOHN J. EVANS, Ecal Estate Broker, 212 Pennsylvania avenue cast, _mars-eolm Capitol Hill. SUBDIVISION oF THR NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, SMALL FARMS axD BEAUTIFUL SITES FOP RURAL HOMES oF FROM ONE TO TWENTY FIVE ACRES EACH, Combining the following rare advantages and at- trartions : Ins 4IN FULL VIEW OF WASHINGTON CiTy, AND 18 A PERFECTLY HEALTHY LOCALITY The quality of the soli bas | roved to be excelie: and ‘of the “pet quality Ee Roy culture, Pritisaaly iene ieee tora payments, or a liberal discount for cash. Apply to BOb’T PHILLIPS, 3 15TH Pre nseetas febs?-tr Opposite U. 8. Treasury. $10, 000 = TO, $900-MONEY TO LOAN Fanging from hundred a ebaS: 106 SrEcrat IMPROV EMENT haan We will ane Chur FicATEs; aan provem: will settle bills for ents at wa — a Case 5 feb20 Im “Dot = 7th ait, Fei SALE—2,600 acres of TaEUKRES LAN, twelve ‘Washi: pS ese 4 Se eZee No. 57 SARATOGA 8T., Specialty — Female Compisints canes. ster aetiet ALTIMORE. and ive Die Sea) " st, Baltis ita. nent af Sobeuleed | cvery Wednesday and Saturday in each week. from? | © tod p.m. ie 2 OES ae ae - mard-ly ERTS VEGETABLE siest Y REP — anted, case of | be i Sy Bodenrs tes LE COUGH | YREP. ” ‘une for 4] chint Afeerte te by the priwetpal Druggiaes, | and wholeenle by CHARLES 8° Poser ty | the propristor, £319 Gat. northwest. wo¥lt ly L, BOSWORTH, ices opathc Physt- Peles cian, 981 D sireet northwest chronie | Hsvases by special contr oe charg ns enahing if he . Oensaltation _ 80 p36-Gen* | N ANHOOD RES? RESTORED ~ —A vie victim of yonthfat i debitiey ote barte in vain svecy oor | . has found seni self-care, which te will | EREVES, ts a a. New York. jy6-m BSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.—Happy relief for men from m the effects of Errors and Abuses | in carly life. Manhood restored. Impediments ts gad remarkable remedies. Rooks lars sant | ae te G19 Ninth atreee, Pe iladol pia, can, Sestaresion oe. having @ high repatation gn 7 2 PERSONAL. J OTICE —ANi persons are Sarned not to harbor of in any way have any busine-« transactions with my son, WILLIAM FRANCIS COLUMBUS, who isa — co harboring the mard St" SEOUL A TRESS sowie z= . DR ELLIS, ‘he world-renowned Planet Reater( Astrolosist), Fad Past, Present 4 Future, Love, Courtshi Marriage, nge, Property Lost or Stolen, Law Salve. Ban: in, Sickness or Deatt Revolt of of all Prdertan as Oftice hours—9 ws street ne week longer. A®t#oLoer. Dercas, SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS, ee Sendii fabgerces eats New York, ae SF ache HAVANA, MEXICO, AN, de. and = a Accounts of Banks, Bankers oth a fo ore EDUCATIONAL. within cight and fweire milee of, Washington SAU TEACHES MilSand tee Milraie aegis Sten ene D)hiokend the onite sete 5 northwest. garchacers City property taken in part payment. | S2icnTNBAOH'S Pies Bore se, B. B. P. DUVALL, Cumberland, Mi i HOC er: | ERHUN TENS Real Estate and Inn ‘Agents and Auctioneers. | Buy 3oribueet, Mrs. febay-Sun ber. 1676. AT HIGHEST RATES. ‘Address oh TISON & SISTE SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES Par | ‘eri 17_Contw' P.0u Prines Ocrae Co MA. AT LOWEST RATES. HOTELS. 3.65 BONDS and other Securities bought and m1 om: Ww" On TE aye FLAN MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate and Collatera | Cormer of Ii et ai 16th Street, socantty by the J. F. BRODHEAD, rahe geet ieation tui oath ibe semen hecscaloe 5S Ene. Heading, retail stores, enlarged end. tm. proved the part seanci by the addition of Rity rooms COAL AND WOOD. febaty ‘CHAS. B. FERRIN. Proprietor. DOO CF Ae Neoe igvemeces BGT 109 CSTREET. (Well seasoned,) -y Between Tru and Stn Sraenrs. For sale to dealers. z ATLEE'S Wharf, BUTTER. jan%6-tr Foot of 6th street, Potomao River. W 5, a= ee EIVING F eon TE _% Best divi and Creameries (COAL, WOOD AND consiguments of fine ea BUILDING MATERIALS. wae oft Rare stuerncn, band © beg since coats Pte, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the tawed ‘under cover Fetail, upon terms that defy compe- 23 Louisiana avenue northwest. ard—Ist pede bet. B wot sealed ots. wM: J. = zua, Dealer in Best Varietics of ANTHEACITE AND CUMBERLAND OOAL. Par WOSD ta the stick, ot sawed and split. 2 PEARSON, corner Sth COAL! COALI WOOD! WooD! JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEES, CARGOES OF COAL ine WOOD ARRIVING One of the best selected stocks ever offered in Waab 'e invite the —< Saree F Fuel, & “BSco lbs. which we offer at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, A. E. PHILLIPS, 1753 and 1755 Penn. avenue N.W. MISCELLANEOUS, Nays SPRING ene cuaernee. Over 100 jew mar2-Im a ti ase 5 >i is CIGARS AND TOBACCO, No. 1233 Pennsylvania svenue, near 13th street, ete 2S Honatectaner of ‘Wir isit. wir is ir, THAT THE NEW STORE oF ©, M. TOWSON & Co. SELL DRY GOODT 40 CaEar ‘The encret t+, NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS from & conte obhacx SILKS 61, 1.50 0nd 2.00—GREAT BAR BLACK ALPACAS, MOHAIRS ant CASA MERES at lew price than the same quality of goots are generally wold. _Thecheapest tot of TOWELS and CRASH in the city mard-tr Wwe HAVE R DOWN To the Lowest Net Cash Prices our en’ DEY GOODS, And are offering. j c re Stock of BARGAINS our New Store, two doors LJ Demorest’s new SPRING PATTERN Just received BOGAN & WYLIE, 1015 and 1020 Tih strat northweet oovs, AT THE onto soneme. maré tr DRY SELLING Orr: 51 “SEL ‘LING orrn pill Fanoy Woolen Winter DRESS GOODS, Gass a aera Sk ee SHAWLS, ‘a Woolen FLANNELS ang BLANKETS at ek cas many ef lees than cost, 6 ~~ Hi JUST RECEIVED, Bit, ee aeeetnd GeorEe NTS, style PAD fast colors, at 8 am@ Ei of Dosirabie Goods, D®* GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER. ota yarts very best Calico (short lengths), ‘Beyer ‘ouly 1ige. iW) y Hy RA cae Wool ©: Grape OF oth, Black Blike, All-Linen Handkerchiefs, 6c ; Towels, 6c.; Stock- ings, 2c, D. E. W. CARTER, febz3 tr 707 Market Space. EXTBAORDINARY [NDUCEMENTS BY BRODHEAD & CO., 12905 F Srecet, Berweex 12Te ann 13te Sts BRODHEAD & Co., 1205 F street, between 12th and Lith. At™ THE saree SHIRT FAc- $13 FOURTEENTH oeaeer, Washington, DO. 75 WEST FAYETTE ‘STREET, Baltimore, M4, Ban — b Longa yumeer pense: 4 my te order, t manner, f wae Namie on She soc or 82.0 with culls at tached, Pech t always eed 88 TS, ready med Orr ae rang when written for, Collars and ams by mail when paid for PIANOS, &c. ALLETT DAVIS & Co. H CELEBKA PIANOS. RS, HU SUMNER, fea maré-tth.te3m 1112 iith treet nw YABD.—The undersigned take picasare nouncing to their friends »: general that Mrs. C. REIC! Shire oH Reese Teh street, near Pennsylvania ave. ue, continues the Sole A) ¥ for our PLANOS, and that NONE bat the al rm is authorized rok geil our Pianos for Washington. tinge oregon andria, and vicinity, and will & thankfal fl for 8 com Bhuans e abe ae Pp so bestowed im Past on habe Pianos. pra WILLIAM gma55 5 00. Manufactory. No. 3*0 Wost Baltimore street, Baltimore, and No. 113 Finn sven, Now G Sole Agent for the unrivalled “Decker i. al. ANOS. “They sre in every, respect superior instruments "—Thoods TRA Fitmas, 6B. Milley Jt. Bonawtte, &e os See for the jong Known F.0. Lighte & Oo. Pi Bros.” 08. , Finnos tuned, reguisted, for reut, and for sale at 632 New York avenue. ebat-tr Lt RI (HUMMING BIKD) Piano SS SS ING PRESENTS, ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS 16 FANCY SILVER WARK, PARIS AND VIENNA, FANOY GOODS, ac., DESIGNED rs FOR WEDDING Jené-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & co. aseeted Bele! Gifs ane uxavons. te ‘world-renowned Byarct jer my Rye }-ccmmodating ter 2 Renta promply a ee 423 Lith st. above Peas ovamee PRE? variety of the Newest Styles at very Low fob’s-tr M. W. GALT, BRO. & Coe,