Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1876, Page 4

_EV "ENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... January 22, 1876. _ CROSRY S. NOYES... BQ Circulation More than Three | Times that of any other Daily Pa- | wer published in Washington, and | therefore by far the Best Adver- of Washington Is one tizat has for a long time attracted attention,and that will doubtless Continue to elicit discussion and suggestion until @ suitable system of nomenciatara shall take the place of the poor apology ior mames now afforded by the letters.of the Siphabet, duplicated north and south. We Publish, there‘ore, in another columa of-to- day’s paper a communication in regard to the matter. We print it exactly as written, Rot because we approve of all the views ex- Pressed, but because we desire that all opin- fons on the subject shall have expression, feeling confident that at some time or other those in authority will take the matter up and give us the best results of all the various suggestions ofiered. To our mind the best plan, and perhaps ths dest list of names also, was contained inan article on the subject heretofore printed in Tae Stak, and which, in view of the fact that a new Congress bas avsembdied since that time, we republish below. To the suggestions and recommendations therein contained we desire to add now oaly the hope thai the street at present calied Four - and - half may by curistened “L’Enfant Avenue.” To the geuius aad skili Of that distinguished engineer is tue national capital indebted for its spleadid system of streets and avenues, and it would only be a Biting recoguition of the fact to commemo- rate his name in this way. [From The Evening Star, Dee. 5, 1374.) Betore there is any change made in tue orm of government for this District come mea ure ought to be adopted which will give bet- ter names to the streets of Washiagton. To With, an initial letter is not a name. In the case of a person it only represents or siands fora vame. When applied toa street ithas neither appropriateness, dignity nor meaning. Then, again, the siitliarity tn the Of different letters, to say nothing of cates, is often confusing and mislead- ing. It is doubdtfal whether any plan can be devised that will please everybaly or be en- tirely free from objection. “It is believed, however. that the system heretofore first ad- Yocated by Tux STak, and which was after- Ward approve i. but uufortunately not put into effect by the Board of Public Works, is assimple and combines as many advan- tages, with as few faults, as any than can be bt forward. This plan is substantially as follows: Commence with the numbered Streets. or those running North and South ‘With First street at the Anacostia, or @rn branch, and keep ou bumbering west- wars in regular numerical order up to and including Georgetown. This will at once simplify matters greatly bv doing away With the serious objection of aaplicate num- bered streets. Then, in lieu of a doutle set of lettered or those running east and west, le: the dividing lime between the two sets ex.s_ @s it is, aba give to those on the north side of it the names of some American citizen emi- nent as & statesman ox in civil life. and those om the south side of it that of a naval er military hero—being careful to give to each street a nane beginning with same iritial letter It now bears. The result would be something like this: GOING NORTHWARD. Adams. Gorne SOUTHWARD. be Anderson. Benton. Bainbridge. Clay (or Chase.) Chaance, Dougias. tur. Evert. Ellsworth. Franklin. Gallatin. Hamilton. - Bf Jackson. Kent. Knox. in. Lawrence. Marshall. Marion. Nott .—— Ous. oO. Peabody (or Prescott.) Perry. Bandolp Ringgold, ings Seward. Scott. Taney. F Saale VvV.— Warren. Tite pot claimea, Of course, that ali these mames shotiia be chosen, but the arrange- ment illustrates the plan, and doubtless Most of them will be as ap) te and acceptable as any that can bs se- great merit of this system is ; the confi g from dupli- cates will be avoided, and the history of the -country and ber eminent men wiil be appro- iy and inseparably associated en with every-day life at the national pital. In addition to these considerations intelligent person can tellin an in- stant the exact location of any street by rec- ollecting whether tne person for whom it is named was prominent in civil or inmilitary or naval life. When this is done, the improvement ought to be supplemented by giving toeach square, ctrele, triangle or reservation, a proper name own. letting them trust to inatvieual fancy or local surroundi: fora eee Sa ee any atall,as at again, the —- idea of fame of ; pame of some by achievements in the flelds ‘of scl science, art and literature. Such, for example, as a ton, Bryant, P: t, Morse, Henry, Sigourney. Eiliott no Stare Greeley, Cooper, Greenou; Willis, Hawthorne, Agassiz, qunacmres of others tnat will read- oT gree tothe mind of the intelli- t — to those having authority 5 to be & minor matter, and ‘one sense; and that is probabl} tended to z H} te Eee 4 i or present District Commissioners to issue = order to that fe pay Ge dove. A much ‘needed and sue stantial ina day pat hap tla) Peo plished ina hardly asec lniaclsnsee wes Im the Virginia Senate yesterday the bill $5,000 towards @ representa- ‘tion of the industries of that st te at the Centennial exbivition was defeated by a vote of nineteen to seventeen—three less ‘than the requisite majority of all the mem- bers of that body. Tuis is considered a final defeat of any appropriation by the state of Virginia. Apart from considerations of patriotism which should have prevailed, Clscarding a!l sentiment, ard looking at the question from a purely practical point of View, the legislators of the Oid Dominioa have ‘made a grave mistake. Thestate pride of which all Virginians boast should have Prompted a wiser policy. No such opporta- nity bas ever been presented to the mother }Of states toexhibit to the world her immease Material resources @nd show her advantages > a home for emigrants, and that opportu- nity she thrusts from her. One of her pa- pers—the Richmond Whig—talks of Virgin- dans coming to see the great show and paying Welr own way. They should rather have Mode a part of the great show, and given ebe was corties. M58 bet re “9 As few thousands they were Medes Lo tising Medium in the District of ‘There were millions tn it The South and the Recent Debates. To the unprejudiced and patriotic Amer- ican mind nothing could seem more sadden- | Ing, nothing be more 'amentabie than the | tenor of recent discussions Ln the House upon | the amnesty and centennial bills. They have acted upon ihe centennial horizon as a dark, threatening clord over @ holiday sun, anda ruthless raid, as It were, has been made upon | the patriotic sentiment 6f the country, that | Sentiment of peace and fraternity botween “the blue and the grey” so happily iaangu- rated at Bunker Hill, and which we hope may yet b>? consummated at Philadelphia. | Whatever may be urge! on either side, of | the policy of Mr. Biaino’s attack upon Jef- | ferson Davis, there can be no doubt of this | fact: that it would not bave bad one- | hundredth part of the effect it has pro- | duced had it met with its only reply in the liberal sentiments of Mr. Banks. | The ability and eloquence developet in | the reply of Mr. Hill and in @ subse- quent speech of Mr. Tacker the Cen- tennial bill, are of a kind fatai in the ex treme to southern interests. They had far better be represented by blockheads, or wise men of silence, than such brilliant, flery and heediess heroes of the forum. And here is where the lesson to the south should hiage. ‘We read where its journals are lauding these efforts, and the sentiment iscommon that at last they have men in the National Counci's who can do them justice, Alas for our south- ern friends, if they consider such imp3s- sioned declamation @ prerequisite to the at- tainmentof justice! If they need justice, which is, after all, but another term for full Political enjoyments, they can never get it by championing the irresponsibility of Jef- ferson Davis or any of the “Confelerate” @uthorities in connection with the un- speakably sad history of Andersonville, or vaunting in council of the brave deeds of dead heroes, which have never been de- nied, but, on the contrary, acknowledged and applauded all over the country. Oar southern friends must remember that the verdict consummated at tae seaffold of Wir was solemnly affirmed by the entire northern people, and that affirmation can never be changed save by that silence that marks the current to oblivion. Tne north and south will never agree upon thts point, and any argument at justification on the part of the latter, just leads us back eleven years over the road already traveled towards peace and fraternity. Our friends must also remember that the political revolution of November, 1874, was not @ victory of those who wished to justify the south for her acts during the war, so much as of those who doubted the wisdom of the policy pursued towards ber since the war. This bas, we think, beeu abundantly proven by the re- sults of th recent debate. From the senti- ments of the northern people as reflected through their press—especially the ludep 2nd - ent portion of it—we should judge that the south has touched some of the bitterest chords in some of the friendliest hearts it had in the north. It seems indeed a pity that so easy @ lesson should be so hard to learn. But !t has been “missed” again just afier the “off year,” and our southern brethren must prepare for another four vears’ walk over the path toward perfect rec >»aciliation and national harmovy. Recent comment was made in Tie STAR on the very large amount of un printin done by Congress. In the yesterday Mr. Sherman introduce! a reso- lution asking the Committee on Printing to inquire into the matter and see if the amount of printing cannot be reduced. It is safe to say that tons of the veriest trish in the way of bills, resolutions, &c., are printed at great expense to the government every session, and subsequently find their way into the hands of the grocers, who find them very con- venient for wrapping paper. The “American note” to Spain, Nov. 5, 1815, giving the President's views, through Mr. Fish, Secretary of State, on the rela- tions of Spain and the United States, will be generally recognized as in the highest degree creditable to our government. It shows in the clearest light that our course towards Spain has been marked by patient forbear- auce, and that should the continuad failure of Spain to prevent or redress grievances upon our citizens in Cuba, or to put a stop to the brutal and hopeless bloodshed in that Island, result in hostilities between the United States and Spain it will not be the fault of our government. The Spanish Miu- ister of State has again promised the redresd of our grievances, but it remains to be seen whether the home government will be any more successful in the future than in the past in compelling the insolent local authori- ties in Cuba to respect instructions from Madrid in regard to the treatment of Ameri- ean citizens. —_—_____-+ee2-—_____ P.T. Barnum, shewman, mayor, and tem- Pperance lecturer, takes times by the forelock a5 usual to advertise his ‘centennial show.” The newspayers are helping him along by telling how many thousand men and horses he will employ, how many railroad cars it will take to transport his concern, &c. P T. always did believe in advertising, especially where he could obtain it gratuit- ously. A bill is before the Pennsylvania legisia- ture making it an offence for any conspirac: toexclude apprentices from any trade. A Member in supporting the bill last week as- serted that there is in Pennsylvania alone an army of one hundred and fifty thousand boys waiting the opportunity to acquire useful trade: —_—$_———_<ee-—____. The eminent fitness of the colored man Whippert occupy aseat on the judicial bench of South Carolina is shown in a re- cent speech, in which he said that “when Moses Is ‘a@ e3in in Heaven Chamberlain will be howlingin hell. D. H. Chamberlain is unfit for earth, to Heaven he could not as- cend, and In hell itself thedevil would spurn bim out. * * * Hehas resisted the will of the people, and the same spirit which rose in the time of Charles I. will rise now and behead bim.” se The Boston Herakl’s suggestion is, that some one independent Congressman — sa: Seelye or Banks—bring forward a new biil for Universal amnesty. give @ chanc? for amendments, and insist upon a vote. It would be quite characteristic.— Springfield Republican. It might be characteristic but it wouldn't be practicable. The notions of the Massa- cbusetts papers concerning the circumlocu- tors of House legislation are somewhat crude if they imagine that a member can, in this off-hand manner, “bring forward a new bill and Insist upon a vote.” ——————02-_____ : Why, in the language of diplomacy, a communication four or five columns in length, from one government to another sbould be styled a “note,” isa conundrum to be pondered ¢ over. ——— The “Smith girls” of Glastonbury, Conn., again refuse to pay their taxes. “Taxation without representation is tyrranny, their Motto, and they seem determined to live up to it. ———__-wee At the rate Congress is getting on it is thought an adjournment will not be possible until about July. Washington, Jen 22, 1876. vw? CLUSE BUS INESS. ane ane WORTH 0 oF. DRY GOODS the lar thete value, as the store bas Bowe the thme to get as “arene, FIXTOBES me Wate F RESH APOLLINARIS WATER, | iy om:aiman_radkaces OF 25 BOTTLES. | N. W. BURCHELL, Jani? St 1332 F STREET. NTHE UPREME OOURT oF TH THE DisTRICT ¥ COLUMBIA. Pree ot al., vs, be 3: ai— Equity, No. 4 693; Docket This cause retorred to me to state todebeeduoes of WiLLE& ADAMS, oder certain contreet, No F31, with the Disirict gore: n me pop od br Sppoint THURSDAY, Janaary a, pEatTu e Messrs. Eprtors ‘ould like to call the atten tion of st a. jadges, lawyers, bauk officers, Dooa-keesers, clerks, ministers, school teachers, business mem. and ail thet class of persona, male ard je, whose lab r is ot a meutel ter, to the fact’ that, by the very natare of thelr ars poumans of nerve and i to ‘T aniess the nervoa sud nourished in proportion to 7h waste caused by this excessive ment The facts prove that this waste is uct supplied Phere fled manner of living now dvs not give to 3 in our Jood enough of ners foo, or enough of that «hich goes to mako Matter, to meet the demand made Upon the nervons system. and the resalt is nervous sis, apoplex pondenc, , ne plovsnews abd premetnce deals pp facts, and acknowledge the importance of remedy. ‘Bows with all prefcasional candor, T can say, for ‘arsof experience in their uee, and sus aiced by hetimony of many thou-anas m this city aad te, hue mr CALERY AN! CHAMOMTOR PILLS do avd i needed maeci the nervous sy1 ‘hey @ré @ ner: fooa ‘Thel. firsteffect is to Promote Migvstion, thereby caring Gr epepsie: secondly, they entsr into ihe nervous fi. ano create nerve ma ter, an4 in this way por eReDily cure nervous prostra ion, despoaden headache, veuraigia, ner“onsu-s@,ete , by remov' r3 the caus. § oF these disea-os and secaring the system ete. They contain hatever, Th against paralysis and apoplox' ny opium uF morpbia. nor any narcotic and «an ately be usea for any Anon of th extract of cvlory Is the Sergeant extract of omni tion and nervous sedative. is wond: rial faded, cart ail other treatment—eve the best plysicians. Anybody and everybody, 1 daa care whe they are, Sould be improved by ‘taking one of these pills fer and dinuer, for a while. Per pie sclear compiexion and smooth ski: of cisease, must Keep their nervous aystems in @ healthy state. Domestic care and business anxiety often make gpite as serivus inroads upon the nervous arte the higher order of mental work, and t! from nervous weakness and sick aud nerrous ache, that could bo pertectly cured by avatling themselves of this remedy, It is certainly worth a recognized by rience iu the of medicine. ofcesional rand! Preis le the folto y CELERY ‘AND CHAMOMILI Pil bought at pny drag store, at $0 cenis a boxes for 8230 A North Georgetor __ De Cc Ww. BENSON. BALtiMoR®, September on is © graduate of tus Beboot of f Maryland. While s jaguisbed fur in Professional know amination for the Gegres of Doctor dicine was entirely satisfactory to his instruc- I bave known him fur several years, and be- ¢ him to be a \pareoies emineatly prepared to be ‘oefal, and aleo of an anexceptionable moral character. I take grest pleasure iu commending him to the esteem and confidence of the community. Saucer Curew.M D., Legend of Principles and Practice of Mediciite ‘yy versity of Maryland. Comaion SENSE AND FAIR FLAY IN LIFE ASSURANCB! Do not Assure your Lyfe till you have examined the NEW PLANS devised by SHEPPARD HO. BANS, Actuary. for the PROVIDENT SAVINGS FE 'ASSURANOE SOUIETY, Westera U: Dew York. This soctety will either issue policies on the pay- ment of uniform annual premiums, «warant-rims a specified suremder value fer evry year Im cash will furnish thi f Lise Assuran claims and by itself, renew Epecial Rates for Teachers, Collese Professors, and Minrsiers of ail Denominations, No Frtra Chars+ for Army and Navy Officers in trine of Peace, BO. WALKER, President. es ri HOMANS, Vice President and Actuary, JAMES E FITCH, MANAGER FOR WASHINGTON CITY, Jan22-eolm 1509 Pennsylvania avenue. E*® eat as DEAFNESS AN H CURED. For the next twenty-one offers to treat, all reeponsible porsona free of charge vptil cured hye | ving Kui reyeret ges and protecting the deaf from bring swiadied b, Deying self meleds surists exorbitant fees in aon A sage ni cotton Chal i serious permitting the application of dangersa jon by Inexperionced wud uoskiliful hand money vatio not be material to ‘persen: wation cf one of the most inportaat t te be treated and regarded with more ‘LEY bess! to state that he has no con- shh 7 paren advertising to cuce deaf- ven inne pepo for the pub- * Dr. HARTLEY cs eas, boise in discharges trom the var speed ily and removed iene cu the least p Sa fuarantesd whore bighly accomp!ished f since childhood—her ny in out comment: Da. HaRtLey—Wear Sir: Having years with deafuess aud discharge fre effect eee fever while sirous of urging those similarly icted to ae your shill, through which I have had my comptetely restored and the di — cured. would assure them tl either tedious nor severe, an 2 ind ‘aud gentlemanly in jon of your treatment not fail to win the Pagers Fg ‘esteem of the afflicted and the confidence of u Miss Kate Ov: DB. HARTLEY'S Office and Residence, o38'E street Consultation and examination free. Hours from 9a.m.to2p m., and from 6to 1t* FROM AUCTION. 18,000 YARDS HAMBURG RDEGING and INSERTING bonght “ne bauf (heir real value, and will offer the above s0ode at the following low Sgaren t 15 cents, at 2) cents, et 25 cents, Pt pore tb the ‘sia: 9 for the Economy Shoaldef. Seadect nbest Wauisutta Cotton and Richardson Fam'ly Line Kucal to soy $3 Bbirt in the oF Every Shirt warranted to fit perfec! The purchaser bas only to have ths. Send or Bat- tog bos ‘holes worked, and the Shirt is ready for use. Price, $1.25, or $14 per dozen. The balance of our DRY GOODS and CARPETS Will be closed ont at about cost until February lth. Cc, M. TOWSON & CO, 636 Penna. avenue, south side. VICK’S Flower and Vegetable Seeds the best the w: Produces. They are planted ere beac pare ead “Vegetables. | & maeitul Flo 5 Friced Oatalogue sent free to all who Ineloss Jen22-cotr the postage—a 2 =— FLOBAL GUIDE, Quarterly, 25 cents o VICK’S FLOWER AND VBE oo GaR- EN , 35 cents; with cloth covers 65 cen! VIOK, Rochester, N.Y FLOWER SETS. 719 BEC RINSED, THIS DAY DSOME FLOWEE SETS, APP’ BLOSSO! oe nn FOCAIA. GERABIOM. and otber BABE FLOWERS, jan22 3t_* 719 Market Svece, cor. Sth st. pe @TLceE Fal ASHINGTON, D_O., Shag ow die this rege & m., at my office, in the west | WANTS. SNTED—A Puro new; Call at No" 1611 1048 street north Vert A> TED—AGIRE to do plain ox cooking and gen- V ‘sl housework. Apply 1415 Penn’ ae | uae 6. TED whi o girl wishes a SITUATION &s chamberma‘d, nurse oF watiress; the Destof 1517 Pa avenve. jan? 2 Wistech Tent & StUSE with DWELL- wail store ING, 3106 rooms. Sy oe with particulars. ANTED—A you Tecen! W rich, d-viresa POSITION in = anti he rer ive instractions in Germa: aaist, i sebel duties. address Lock B x Fes 3 jaa 3 aus EU—A miodle wi SRi A ated paewes We oman or Girl for pie i KOEN, Freuch Breesmaker. 7 AEF ©, inte'ligeat YO) Ww wes base woos acyial eaten Sret-ch real Add: writiny .** Real Rie cis ‘Post Office. ip" teal Eate“Ciy Poe ais ead Re ANTED—Two or three unfarri eS W ii tisiertagyrwher svrtenonmeans a must - @, Jana? at* ANTED By & brompy aod reljabie party. W small family.a°T or 8 toon HOUSE. éasaptly situated om bog ng 4 in 15 minutes’ walk ot Treas. y Department: rent uot tooceed 33" Address ke D ren! lo ex: Btar ofiees 3 wile W ANTED—A yon: giving instructi: cmati¢s, &c, desires a 8 bratches aed ‘ake ares etal about Ta: ches ai se rine eet the bouse.or farts” Addrem Lrek Box ie ant wast ED—To seul, a Frame HOUS: iiuated cn F, between ith and isth strec's. Prices Iequire of JA8. CABRIOU, S19 ae 84,000. A chase s HUTEL, a ae the balarce in frst Clee ‘Pennsylvania W. GLASSI&, Tennessee pro} Tae OTT: coe y strect northwest. ‘A competcnt § UBSE (white) to take ‘8 obild six months = First class re- ione required. st No. 230 New nuesoutbeast. Capitol Hill. jan2l 3° ANGE to ® young ‘ite Girt a garue, chamber work aod culrener iswiltine to easiat in guoeral | Nouwoestm Apply at No. 2507 I st., bet. 261 ‘th. ja2! ‘A competent wales WOuAW. to hand iron fora sv ailfamily. Bofe: enoes required. Apply at 12340 New Yori near Lith st.. between 9 and 12 o'.lock. _jandi Weal & respectable 5 ouag orphan Isdy, a Me German aod Eng ish Governess for small chiléren, or, fompacion to an elder Cater re housekeeper, or Isdy’s me. déress Brar fice. WwW yee white SHAW RERMT CIOS. three good COOKS. and two German girl: Also, Coschs ou and. Wai fpethore | please write. F street: FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo BERT STABLE Loguire at Resteurent, weet. janal 6 “RERT=Fes "Fersivted Bo MS. Se 13) ‘evenus wortheet, Government P.luting Office. apply on the prow | Fo BENT—Tao larae, pleasant ROOMS on sec nd fl. or, or three 0: | Bonce. with all ro-ern | chasetts mortw DeAME BOUsE and thode Intend ove: Bue aApely eo At to aetea i RET TMULLER omen, N acd Mr pau -2t! a $35, Sern we Bio rr WM F HOLTZMAN, 1821 F stow, Fer, aan OK SaLa— That desitad HOUBS corner 9th ana M streets Tocma, office room, tront aad Dore rodern improvements. apply to J 908 M street north™es er STORE aad HOUSE, six streers coutbe vt, jast Fees RENT—O« 925. i advance rooms, corner 4t! below Fenrsvivanis avenve quire st 423 Mth street, above Peansylvaa pe northwest. jan?? ‘antl oo BOOM*Four ud cold water can be used Fé NT—UNF BOOMS, with use of ard water closet, all cum nics for. housekeeping. Apely at 917 Eo a ‘and = a KEN Fr FRAMF, No Saas tok stro N streete noriiiwest Also. two tw rearof No 11% 4ch strest northeast Apri to WM. F HOLTZMAN, No. 13 west. Fa BENT—ROOMS, commanicating or single. furnished or unfarnished, st modern prices; all Moc eru conveniences, with bot and cold water in Toome; south fropt, an F threo lines of street cara. “Apply alter 40° ‘at 939 K street north- ext Jana2 St* BENT—One of those TRaMe c: OT TAGES onsth street east, con" ing seven rooms, bath, water closet. gas, dry cellar, with side lot, terraced and sodded 1® ‘property is near the Colombia Railroad, and can be rented or told on reasonable terms, FITCH. FOX & 00, 1509 Pennsylvania aveans, oe SaLE—aT vb bd Be EE Noa yp at two-nt i Man K HOUSS, JSNTED—Ficasent, PARLOM, BED-ROOM, | inthe center cf the city, at @2.500 low than cont: and KITCH. rnished for light house | large yard, frontiag goverumeat reservation. Com- ceping. wich gas and \ ater, mast Re ¢ sienaie vite in evn) reepece ee nousEs : moderate in pi mmed: ‘Also, block of FOUR in the heart jon and terms, F. H. BURGESS, 6 the oity, bringing s laras rental. They ere good enue for a petmaccut investment awe ANIEO-A SITUATION. by & ae: ed . Witty, to take corcotan tuvalld, ‘agarey roe 3. | aes Gorner 7th and F strocts. M. Star éffice, Beference given and requ iruiahed ROOMS to @ private jan2- -3t* 207 G strest northwest. oo Wien HORSES, from five to nine | Teascuabic Sosetees parte. ss gare old. weighing from Ng minds F ‘Two six room Brick HOUSES: cel- eBN LIRERTY CHARIO CO eit water, gas and bath. 1423 and 1433.7 reet, between 4th and weet 825 per month. Inquire of A. vANTEDCAT eoernte an Clerk or Bock. | L-CAN WOOD, 1199 fith mtrevea. er 7 seat ace v Keeper in some hotel or busivess house, by | BXOR SALE — One of thoes desirable Brick young man well kuown and folly compsteat; best of HOUSES on north side 8 street, between 1th Folerencer. ag to charscrer, ability, @c. | Adargss | and Toth etrecte novthiwesstNor La ae will be sold “atuslee,” P.O. Box 697. ang te Inquire on premis jan2l-st* WAniED—100 honest, reliable SESVANTS, genteel HOUSE on New York with good references; both white aud colored: State Department. Also, 0 male and feu ala; for all Kinds of work.” Fa viliea tire No. 1783 Pew supplied at the Kercka Kmployment Office. 918 yangl-3t Mest [jaa st") Ms. LOUISE C_BUTL ENT—HOUSE 631 aired northwant. ANTED-A TENANT for a Fruit and Track a been re ed and reiltted for the pur Yarm, four and s half miles from city limits: | pose of offices. will t acy by tne either vpon shares or at a money rent; or would sell st ot . Th ry jiegirabie. Inquire gr exchange for city” property. girs. ay gue Ww BETS anit” fachusette ave: - = a OR RENT—A Wrame HOUSN. four rooms and WARTED—500 CUSTOMERS to ne fresh summer kitchen, corner of Mth and mn - Holl Better; at 28 to 39 ontey at L127 7m | tol streets; concraicnt to trent care. Rent mode street northwest, 0 fe. Apviy 1000, coruer leth and Bast Capitol Ws NTED—Gentiemen to Know se WiKLTER aoe Lianne MOORE. Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York | (.0R RENT ‘atcs, BOOMS. single arene, makes a specialty of cutting garments to be ‘or en suite, c.. at 1335 F street le at home. pv 19-Ly isabel : porite Sas Hoses, and Cowes to hic buildings an: oroughfa res, Was BUTS noe EW STOVES tor {oF | LER &CO.,915 F strect northwest. yandt ot street northwest, opposite ‘Northern a ibe ro rm ARENT For one or three years. superior Market. BERIDENCE, clogantly and completely fur So AEP STS WO ULE ot, bis! yi rt of the city avenient to Withesm Boatiog Works AF O6 Haine arene net | the Oapitel: on linc ef city care: admirably etapted od Guy gurentas.' w-~Oaled for and. ge | for 8 Soustcr, blemter, ot Uablpet otic’ Wiltoat Hered wit see | 00.915 Petree northeont, 7 Wo MEET Se = = FOE BENT ALi5, F atrect, pear EbbIit J House, handsomely Furnished’ SULTE OF LOST AND FOUND. ROOMS, on first hoor; also, single BROOMS. with or Ost At Tallmadge Hall, Tharsday night, a | without Bard. jane St” iL ‘« ait A = all modera ard it Toft at LOWE'S Boncy Stare, Sit iMate: | GE BESTT OUSE of tral Pap aiaes a janz3-2t Bess Rent low. References exchanged. Address 57 a. enone are coving of the Sist ity post office, jand0 3t ou F street, near ce mcFceo POCKET B Ok containing one a) pare hte {and cold water: all Fest to 10 poten: in alt about fametct Capt. 6 street, Deiwaen sb JA! ASHES printed in wy oe * yandd-6t" ward given if brought to $30 setae jen22-2* ORT —Bs a Indy yesterday Binet amesg | Eestrece pore ogra ba part Sg AD t Oftce, opposite Fed Fal Building's gp ep dt est Teather FSCR ER BOOK. comaiaine ‘pit, See eee ¢ book was picked up G < e —_- o omen toa | {OR SALE OB RENT— FER YCHEAP—A lar.0 fexiemae pasiae wide siieiaed BRICK STABLE sud CARRIAGE HOUSE, ah a Hea. 0 of the 8o- | with all modern improvements. Iichtor of the reasaey Ne willbe saltably apgmard- | premises—Dutbarton’ street, feshington ed, and no questions asked, Green. janB-6¢ OR RENT—Two ROOMS. tar ae Diack walnat furnt t, and use of bath; hot and cold water: sie for ue or two Derwons, ins private 2 D street, between tat nd 2M streets nortliweet. > Jan® 10<* ta | row: SaLE—Two LOTS on G Aiea, between Ith and 1th streets weet: £3 foot & inches front by US feet 8 inches deep: three small bricks, renting ‘Anew for $108 monthly. ‘This property witt be 31d a bar- Uberal reward will be paid for his Fetur _ yy —A white TTE B SALE—One of the moat desirable STORES Foes cate and liver culps.,secteed, G BY) FOE KF on Penneylvanis avenue, betwoen 9th and 10th 4 ery liberal reward willbe paid for norshwest. A small Cach payment rovuiredy are Sommmaminndined oS sed the sanum. DOWNMAN 4 é Ah aed Bi < Sead-come 12 [ch street. Fo ie Bo. 505 B street SESE anew Ben, rooms; ell modern improvements, 45a month 3anld-6t" oR OB BENT—« SUITE OF ROOMS. Turuished. Also,asingle ROOM; 721 15th street nort! Fe doF ara pariiwe h, October 7, 1 Eatrobe beater soe ees Jo ef Ae crt SHasaeowsly FURREST ie w Jones —Handoom fous are ete ed bot to ngeotiate the above | WO LENT depenoMs, wi TRU Ran poo » OCHE f UG.” | Foomand Kitchen. Apply at 619 1 treet, between = Poe eee eR’ Shae HOURE toi ie 4 Tent: situated at the corner o BOARDING. Missouri avenue northwest. "E OARDING —A cheerful south-front BOO! == with good BOARD; private family; excell ot ‘OK RENT—Two pleasant ighborhood; modern conveniences. TIT ROOMS, on second floor. pot and cold wi Hi street northwest. janz¥-3" | ard al modera conveuicrcics; with or without Le BOOMS: conte pay ataht. BOARD. “Inquire at 101 With street, pear atthe aden Fe RENT—Two onfurutaned ROOMS 35 Pennsylvania avenue. Kitchen. Apply at 929 Latrect n. wjanld-26 Puy grannies ai | PRAM heen arse a ont arc! a in rom i modern The cheapest Table Board in the city. viences, $38. ere £ FOR Jan) 5 Fa A. PABKINEON, Propristress. For Ska HOUSES om, Tait NG— ivate family; no children, ret, between anc sth, containing ten we beadesmety Piurniebed communicating | rooms. | Sapir st No Tia to =i Bent 340 per Boome, with or without Board; modern conve- | worth A Oe caas. Abie. + eat Fos aes of (hose first class DWELU- southeast, INGE on Q and Corcoran streets, between Mth = b streets. Term+: Smali cash payments; bai- T nee ip monthly install: rae sevens Rates Per Day janlt-2w Notary Public, 715 1sih strect, tel has recently been improv FOE PALE Two neat LITTLE HOUSES. water. and heated witn steam, Motro F wgater closets, frout, side aod back pard to 0] eon street, near r rent, r ‘dcezi-im Westby Cropriewr, | 2 ply at 923 Hk street noxthwest JaulS 2a 6 mth; Booms | 4,0 RENT—Two Cammunicsting PARLORS iiss receounble; nous cat z= bronces. 38 Dun- K and two BEDROOMS, furnished or uofar- ‘near Montgomery rF sirost, Goor ished, Louse new; east front, with modern conve. ene devas Biences; with or witheut Board. Inquire 1134 TLLIg| ‘8 HoT! , Corner 10th and EB sis Isth street northwest. fan} Ly merensorse, Lb ers D. C., one equare from Bind cae LOT on Half ety sreait venue, ‘and Lith street cars. Southwest; cheap for cash. ‘Ynauire ‘Transient Board $2 per day. . te. si ee Pe OB RENT—334 0 = No bar. = F el OUBE. Apply to FB. 3 EYEB'S HOTEL, id 470-479 Pexnstivamia Avance, Bees BALE_HOUSES for ve eee oie § TC's Fur Sore, 72: 7 OR BALE—A low Bi laty’s 9200. id Bear rt af TEs . “p 0) under Metropol BRICK ABD yeu HOUSES, Gtagiat jp some of the most desirable loostions op Cannes ‘at prices to suit those who desire to Gaueiacrs!! os CARRIAGES!" = Ihave on hand the largest stock and most com- Beery doo aetna | “FOR RENT AND SALE | Se ro tiful Luis ea Seth A OF ate tay vote Sore su Sam 8) the Capitol Park ots Te very Geatrable f+ | Gn evennr © ‘These first-cless resiterore, and will be sold cheap, of exchanged for improved property. § GREEN. jant0-cotw (OR RENT—The GBS) joined the vanu. woes SOL Ss ave Teal eatate Worth twier the Adérees * Boal ta . on Sth and $th streets Lané-im) JAS. TOW LES j —_ DOR RENT Foruighed, RGM: clogsntly fur $1,000 no Rished PARLORS and BED ROO: 3t | talc Secartty. No # Ith street betwean K and F streets, convenient 2 Willard's, RUDI sud Imperial horsis. jane | anes 8 op. & Gee NOR RENT—PARLOM and BED ROOM. seo’ $7, 000, oor; family, near Ebbit j ply at 1004 F street TOR SALE—The three sory BRICK gt OUSE | a No. 1006 = —— oe Hl rooms. COR PAL back butiding. mod: royement: Tot darts, Bo. 134 F OR HEN T—BBIOK HOUSE, a lon Terrace, © 5 one) pari steht: aiveady a a mil * oftably rented. will «ll low a 1s FW MILLE & 06 proRk Beet es tr OFFIOK BOOMS Also. @ nice dry BAS T ROOM. 23x09 foot, well en — 918 F street northwest Lighted ard ventiiaed, marble basins end @ TO LOAN ON APPROV water closets, all mew and ectiylote, Apply at. core | norate fork ti ver Shand G streets to DODGE & SON. deck tr |$ FS SALE—Valoable far. Sontns —— oD Jnéiciary Square 14 feet by 183 on WANTED ON $4, 000 b street, uP’ having been recently pure! by Be Milbars. te KSTATE. worth double the © offered for fret-class dweilings only. The Old Jail Tithe perfect. No commissions paid. Addr will be removed in most central and extensiv: part of the city. street; or G! as —r TRE ATTEN Ti Sites to ing 9 per en en ais a Rk SWileven an NT_FEDERAL BUILDIN s, northweet, OF aS WIS: PD ROOMS slusis cy neo. S PRENTISS: agcut of ten CHANGES FOR A Lot OW LOTSA Ba . worth 867m Bsif its value, but c Fo RENT—Two mal BALLS, scitable for | Star office lycoums, sesocintions, societies, ‘&e.. &e. In- quire st rooms ¥. M.0.A.,corner of gh and D Streets cts tr F°2,8 RENT large, nicely FURNISHED suitable for ‘two omen; also, & Baodemcly, FUBNISNED SUITE on Gist Boor Board \{ desired rh street n a ESTATE BULLETIN HOS MAN. 519 7th St. {Caanses made every Wednesday ant Saivrday.) Brick Houses For Bale. Duddington, Co] a around: Hotel moa 4 s ms 4 » 2 Continental Nasa TO LOAB —Severai emoanw, | 4 ry eee afty even Be Bea eicie : GooD. Ri A RUPPERT, 213) ~ dar ST NinTe STREET, my |S (Oppusite teat Ufice | Wels BERLIN ZEPHYRS, = ORSTED Goons B CANVAS EMBKOIDERIEBS be | CASHMERE. Be EARS neo INABETINGS. 145) oo ke ‘RU BEPE TIES, me | jet? iD GLOV ost by RIVED CREAM COLOR FELT HATS, sfSTBICH Tips, Us: NG FRATHERS, 4 RIBBONS to match Epectal attention given to orders Mrs. J . © caLune. 1109 F street, bet 4 JUST RECEIVED CASHMERE BETS ond LACES, CBEAM FELT HATS, _enid tr FEATHERS ant SILES to Batch, most Gesirable goods, et MRS, M. J, HUNT'S, 621 D strest ATHEBS AND FLOWERS, trom Importers Auction @t less then half their real value, at the pest store in the city. CONNOLLY 8, 60% Sth Feet, opposite Patent office. Jamie <Any | Ladies Fashionable Shoemaker, | 610 NINTH STREET, } anis tr Boe ReEteweesrREESt J. H. VERMILYA, a itd shen Opporite Patent Uftice BFA perfect fit in every respect CLOSING OUT SALE OF A LABGE STOCK OF xB} 81.09, 92.000, 81,00, and @3,000—2 per LADIES’ i SUITS, RSONAL MILLINERY GOODS, on a cae GREATLY BEDUOCED PBIVES . L. BE. Ladies will do well to examis® ‘my steck before Fi Ld ds die ha purchasing elsew bere. M Pay: Bished tf orth: disease 61 ‘ture aud lock of hair. jedictues far- Paceired Can be seen at Ho. as 4 a. Gecko lm M BS, J, BE. SPRNOER, 1311 Pennsylvania » Torereion 2410 Rez | Closing ont French prem Of life as it ts, tnciose 1) ota. Tihs pease TRimatiNus, Fes of Box 421, Washingto DRESS 1 a8, regard- jaus- Panes maniNe = Tee ects im* BIAS AND BIG. menantt oh | O8PESS FELT EG SENGRET 70 MATCH set Lara GULDETERN, : for Bl, VET ELS FILLED AT THB SHOK1EST 407108 as MISS K. A. McCORMICK, > >) 06 Pennayivanta Avenue, (Up Stairs.) wiring French MILLINERY for the Fail end Imported BONNETS and HATS in the newest = =: FLOWBES, FEATHERS, SILKS, stieation given to orders, ott tr PROFESSIONAL, INSURANCE. 1G EISINa Industrial Life Insurance Company wasuineton, D.C. MoNTaLY rare ER. USTICE OF THE PBACI No. 609 7th Street n. S,* opposine United States (Juse de Paiz—Bureau Francais.) janl0-ly ABY PARSONS, M.D. 1339. F street movin, Mic. Bartenler stienilos gt ase Shire Omens SSE a 3tobp.m. Rovd Sa’ ia" L. WOLF, DENTIiIstT, ot) Om Se Sarco, pase bs Phen «iF! 1VE and ia Lain Pastike, © at 4 DROKERS, Seana Hider — . 5 aay HOTELS. UNION SQUARE HOTEL, Umsion Sovare ‘ann Love St. &Bon, PROrRIBTORS. emt are to 2 oe F to modern WATCHES. ‘Clevater is svailable at all bours, day and oigts tors to Ni ‘k will nowhere meet besser ccusmumndation cries SeateaDie tena ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN SSy ss HORSE Foop. Watches, oie > GORDON'S FOOD BY ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS. ror A Large Assortment at Very Low Prices, Sr thn CATTLE. ECONO: o CE SgONg | vagueness ey al Sample 100 Feeds for $2 00, Depot in Washington, 609 Louisians avenue. decie-ecoom ©. P. LAUBENSON @ CO. Cc. P. LAURENSON 4 Co. ANt am EE curs stetaut and tafellible eure for SBUBALGIA, BESVOUS bEaDacne, BECK, AND PAINS IN BAOK AND SIDE. Money refunded relief 14 mot fected M. W. GALT, BEO. @ 0O, JEWELESS. ee ieee YS jenls-tr BSc, 7 50 OB