Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY March 15, 1876. CROSBY 8 NOYES........Editor. Mesers. Brodhead and Tayler, of the boarl of audit, in their # er to the Hoase Com | mittee on the District of Columbia make the | damaging admission that a fall and com- | plete discharge of the duties of thetr offices } in the Treasury department “demanded thelr whole time and attention,” and necessa- | rily took precedence of their aided duties as District auditors, “ ind therefore a personal | examination of claims by the members of Bw N CIRCULATION OF THE STAR. Monday, March 6..... Tuesday “ 15,110 Wednesday, “ 15,120 | Thursday, |“ 15,609 | Friday, “ 10. 15,500 | Saturday, “ 11. 16,750 | Total Circulation for the Week....93,580 | Average Daily Circulation... . 15,596 15,500 | the board of audit, or either of them, to any considerable extent was impossible.” This, while it places them in the undesirable atti- tude of drawing pay for duties they were not abie to perform, does not relieve them from the responsibility they assumed in accepting | the positions in the board of audit with the “added duties.” They were appointed be- cause of their supposed ability and desire to perform those duties properly. Ifthey could The above figures show a larger average | not, they should have said soin time to avert dally circulation than THe STAR has ever reached before, and, in all probability, four | Umes as large as that enjoyed by any other paper in Washington. The vaine of Tar STAR as an advertising medium will be | the great risk they appreciated by the public when it sees that } ® business announcement inserted In its columns for one week is equal to having 93,580 business cards printed and carefally circulated in quarters where they are cer- tain to be read and preserved. sore. ‘The New Hampshire Electio The republicans seem to have gained a Substantial victory in New Hampshire, electing the governor and a m9%}>rity of the legislature, thus securing the election of a republican U.S. Senator. A goo deal has been said about the corrupt use of money to infiuence élections in Neg Hampshire, and it would appear from the statements of dis- any possible abuse of the powers granted them, and it would not then have been ne- cessary to sign certificates in blank,as they admit wasdone. As business men and ex- Perienced offict: they must nave foreseen were running in leaving such important matters to the discretion of subordinates, the very thing that they were @ppointed to prevent. The testimony before | the District Committee shows what came of | in Whoever may be the democratic candi. date for the Presidency, it is pretty certain that his name will not be George H. Pendie- ton. Orrtc PICTAL, THE bey iz" or ean Muay. BAMA Seng iN cated tate fol wii called tot swing act of Oat rate of this court. ““* $6 passionate observers that there is too much | AN ACT to extend the time for cleinante, under truth in the charge; but they declare at the same time that both parties are alike guilty | Of these practices, and that “ bribery has come to be a recognized part of the political system in New Hampsbire.” [t is notalleged that any considerable proportion of the voters are purchasabie, but that in some half dozen | Close towns there are about 15) men per town Whose votes can be bought, and who are | recognized by the name of the “floodwood | vote.” Both parties go in for the purchase | Of this vote, and in a close election the “big- gest pile” wins. democrats nominated Daniel Marcy for gov- ernor, despite his unpopular war record, on the ground that he was a wealthy | man who would bleed freely for “campaign expenses,” 1t would seem that the democracy Of that state were at least as well provided as fluence, and therefore, the two parties being | on equal terms in this respect, it can hardly As in this election the | | } cir opponents in the way of money in- | a beclaimed that the republican successes of | yesterday were achi by the purchase of Votes; the more especially in view of the heavy republican gains over last year's vote. The victory seems to be rather in the line of | the sweeping republican gains in the town elections in Maine, and indicates that the course he democratic House has served as & powerful clectioneering card for the repub- Heans by way of rousing the prejudices and | patriotic fears of the great Union part the war at the north. hold the republican pafty responsible for the | acts of individual officials like Belunap. Ine Case of Mr. Dana. The Senate Committee on F gn Rela- tions at its meeting yesterday took up the | nomination of Richard H. !ana, jr., for min- ister to E: from Gen. Butler in opposition to his con- firmati ary piracy. mittee were argument and by the evidence brought for- Ward to sustain it, tocause them to suspend the nomination in order to aford the Presi- dent an opportunity to withdraw It. Sena. tor Dawes, it is stated, has received a tele- gram from Mr. Dana, asking that action be delayed until he can be heard. This oppor- tunity will doubtless be afforded him. The nature of bis defence may, perhaps, be gath- ered from an article in the Boston Trans- sertpt, explaining the charges made against Mr. Dana, which are in con. nection with his edition of “Wheaton’s International Law.” It says that it It is understood that the com- of It would appear to be | evident, further, that the voters there do not | very moderate gland, and heard an argument | a, 0n the ground of his alleged liter. | | | was formally agreed between Mrs. Whea- ton and Mr. Lawrence, in consideration of | ing debtadue ro sufficiently impressed by the | section eleven of chapter four hundred and Atty = nize of the laws of the Forty-third Congress, to Brove their claims. if enactert by the Senate and House of Repr a iu Cone: of the United Stat ree of the Court of rece assembled. That tt shall Cominissioners for the Alsba examine. and pass upon all cl aer the provi of cl dred and fifty “nine of the laws of ngrees which may be presented tires moathe, - r ae act shall take effect: Pro vded, That by the claimant's pe and . . — | on the satisfaction of tae Court by reason of his absence from the United or his fgnorance of the time limited for the ‘of @ petition by s b: n, y-third and filed within Stat fitog nm viously pres Court witha the time lumited by sald act; and claim, in eases where the claimant aball be abeent from the United ptates at the time of presenting the Petition. may be presented and verified in such man- as the Coort sball by rule have provided, “approved, March 6, tts. SPECIAL BUL' In case of ay claimant who m ¢latm under the provisions of ct to extend tbe time for elaim: ven of chapter four hundre: awe of the to prove their claims ” ni who may be absent from the United States at the time of the making or of presenting his p tition, such petition may be prevented and verified by the attrouey in- fact of such claimant, or by any agent specially thorized thereto, of Dy auy person acting as nt or next friend; but in every casa of a pe'fti jrithoat precedent authority specitioally the Court will require subsequent ratificatt atch petition or claim by the claimant. Such sgeacy or ratification shall. in every case, be dusy estab. Ushed by proct to the satisfaction of the Uonrt. marls | AX BOSES oe eg a HOME, G «1 fween goth and udies can. desire to present ‘act entitied an section ona neolty Ge Fi Br motly. Al Mak {Ne inthe most fashioaabie’ sty FLORIDA ORANGES, | FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE. WANTS. WASTED —Immediatety—a COOK. $09 Pena sylvavia a up stirs, ANTRD—AGENTS and CARRE V Applecon & & Publicatins, Room telligevcer Gnilet: g. Washington, DO FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | __ BUSINESS CHANCES. OR BENT Fine ROOM on second Soor, over " Faney Sore. 749 — ahle for dresuisker Pric 'a5y T atreet ST BE oni DWELLING, at Fatty maris-3** hanes for businwss | A dress FOE BERTI Misty Farniches BOOS, on caits or single, with Board, 1309 F 15-5 W242 TEES) EADY OLRMK. must write a Foesinnot Sa ‘@aME BO! DING, od raid band: snivable for @ wo: kaho: ‘8 Dariness localtt: BUOK KEEPER st ire at 1 jasaac! DTsD—s COLOKED GIBL to Cok, Wan d Iron at DULLAB GaLLEBY, 309 9th street mrt Ir WABTED—& Witt Woman 1 000K, WASH. apa [KON ‘Apply to 1315 [ strest, opposite Franklin Square. ts By @ Practical Operator « 1 aud Gent) men to Li Ix at the Echool 12 a, m ,or yh et_cor Far marist” Wssrep-a SITNACLUN Seam ag ‘Willing to assist in ere Poe making and Ladies’ Underw: S street northwrat jem neatl: 07 Feat ware | WHITE WOMEM tes Wash, rash, Lge and in Housework; must be = Anime yal to work. Apply at 1493 Sn si a at Waktitciencanew ite Woman a situa tion as COOK, is willing to eqsiet in bouse- vod relererces Addiess 2023 cca a th and 21st street ANTED—A SITUATION b youth to =i on & geotieman, would have objectios traveling references given itrsqaircd. Address "(r thre days RA P , Star office iT V ANTED—A_ Good CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDUES3. for fine washing: g00a ref-r- ‘ce. required, midéle aged woman eweres, Ap- ply before noon at 1316 Verment aris 2 WANED pircharees Crerks <olete Lire INSUKANOB for onc of the Iest and sound est companies in the pee ‘The very best induc’- ments te solicitors the office of the Qom. pacy Room No 6.°V- tuo Bo.” marl5.2t JANTED—Foar turuo oom, tw epin, BOOMs (Sit ax Bearooms snd Kirchen,) for bo is - Il mecer. conveniences. reut must be ion. a Os roses Hull = hoe si bp. i fticn r o town Addrs.- \ Rann atl WiseieS Tue ant = en faruisbed cr ustarotshed, with or wirhe t Bard tocal at the Washington General Benes ( file, 42d 7th street vorthweat Inf. Hon free mari5 W NT+D—Familirs to call aad select from a large variety of first class colored and white Servants for this city, Poiladelpbia, and all par’s the North Everybidy con have g od en and Dest of wages by Isiou te the ar ayer: ment OMe; 918 F street. Mrs. LOUISE Oo. BUT marl5 3c* WwW ANTED—To sell (or exchange tor & yanat wardrobe) a very superior LADY'S StDE- SADDLE Address No. 1 V 16 Cst.n.e. marl4-3t JANTED—To rt, @ fine Ebony Cased MELO. DEGN for gi8for six months, Address No. 6 street northeast mars4 3t ANTRD—April Ist about four ur furnished ust be destrable. centrally located and sore it References exchanged with location and wel PR Sais. wait @ great sacrifice, rom) Orning by a lady of an- aioe 8 Em ing eh ftreet, Address NECESSITY, marl 3t EN to drive; also, several A NURSES Allont of work call Boom 24,7th ant F " 14 2t* WwW <f a small ta of GAs FIXTURES very cheap.” Call aud se6 tlio at HANNAN BROTH ERS, 420 Ih street west, five doors worth ofthe Avenne. marlt St V /ANTED—Fonr Cooks, two Nurses and one zals>. Coachmen and Wi ers, secured for alt Fawtlies supplied with nis. Apply at the Washington Intelli- gence Office, 425 (th street uorthwest. marl4-2:" W5ATED—By 8 poang white girl, SiTUA- TION tod» plain sewing and chamberwora sud make herself usefal Apply 71 34 sitet, be- tween G street and Massachusetts avenue north- weet marli 3t* W ee BRE BES. three SALESMEN, COOKS, NO. Families supolied free of charg ploy ment Omics Twmbisn Bul west of City Hy} marlé 2t* ANTED—Exporiocced CANVASSERS to a0 licit Advertivemen's in DO and Maryland “The Centennial Hotel. Baliway, Bteanisiip, Exhilision ane Tonr Guide of the U &. aad Can Inquire wt mie 4st jely—A young white GIRL, Fae; leo, one for geueral hose N. W. BURCHELL gv0d recommecdativas jyhPoy at ‘Ho. 286% ‘treet northeast marl5 3t 1332 F STREET, marl3 3: TRE FIRM OF WECCKE® & HAGERTY ia | \WA ANTEDE ‘one to know that 1 haveon this day di ived by mutual consent of the ores will be continued at the old ERD. WELCKEH, who i« an- therized to c olleet and Sy ig forall the ontetand «sa All debts dee by the ssid firm sre to be discharged by the ssid PETER D. WELCKER . PETER D WEICKER, LUPIN’S MOURNING ee an almost ond- lens rariety Cc SMELS gaik ‘STRIPS in great varicty for onriaee WS” One Price Only in Plain Fizures, Ww. MW. AHTATER & RRO... it 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CESTENS L—1576! some negotiations by which Brockhaus, of NOTICE. TO WHOM 11 iM IT MAY CONCERN. Leipsic, was to pay the former 6,000 francs, that she was “to make no use of Mr. Law- rence’s notes in a new edition [of ‘Wheaton Elements’) without his written consent.” ‘When in 1S the seventh edition of the “Ele. ments” appeared witn Mr. Lawrence's notes and annotations, entitled “Lawrence's ‘Wheaton Second Annotated Edition,” the litle of the book was thus changed benny the consent of Mr. Wheaton’s represen: tives, who owned the copywright, and pon editor had embodied, as the owners allege, bis own peculiar views of political economy, ‘which were adverse to the then prevailing sentiments of patriotic Americans at home and in Europe. The representatives of Mr. ‘Wheaton then employed Mr. Dana as a new editor, and late in 1866 the eighth edition ap- peared, with his name as editor. The 7ran- script adds: “Mr. Dana bad no knowledge of any agree- ment between Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Wnee- 1on’s representatives, except the one above quoted, and the whole claim of Mr. Law- yence rests on the question whether Mr. Dana bad the right tocite the same authori- tes on a given topic that Mr. Lawrence did, and at the same place. In rendering his de" cision Judge Clifford decided some points in favor of both parties. laid down the princi- les of law applicable to the case, and re- the whole matter to Mr. Paine to re- port upon the annotations. Mr. Lawrence never ‘Onuained @p injunction, the whole ed!- tion bas been sold, and the parties are think- ing of getting out another. uestions involved are purely of a private nature, re- lating to @ contract which Mr. Lawrence alleges was made with nim by the Waea- tons, with which Mr. Dana has nothing to do. “Mr. Dana is but one of the parties to the suit, wbh‘ch must, from the nature of things, ultimately be decided by the United States Bu e erg and no issues are Involved which impair his fitness for the position to which he s been nominated.” -22-- Now-a.days the failure of a heavy house creates a feeling of uneasiness in the finan. etal world, the circumstance being generally regarded as preliminary to the downfall of other important business institutions. In the case of the failure of the Bank of the State of New York, however, it is satisfac. tory to believe that apprehensions of farther disaster consequent upon it are probably groundless. The vice president of the First National Bank of New York regards the failure as of no commercial or flnancial im- portance, while the president of a large Wall street bank says there will be no panic, and that no other bank will be unfavorably affected. A prominent member of the New York Stock Exchange said yesterday that ‘the failure would probably cause affairs in ‘Wall street to be unsettled for a few days, but that any excitement occasioned by it ‘Would soon die away. He could not see any reason why it should cause any other fall- ures. The failure of the bank seams to have been due to overdrafts secured only by cer- tain patents upon which no money value bas yet been established, and loans but par tially secured. The vice president of the bank ls also sald to be a debtor to the vank to the extent Of $250,000, secured by real es- tate worth less than half that amount. ————— nd ‘Twenty-seven Senators were absent yes- terday or declined to vote on the bill reduc- | pax auine, Gorden SEEDS. | ing the President's salary to $25,000 after March 4,1817. Had these abseatees been in ‘thetr seats it is by no means certain that the Dill would have passed, since out of forty-six ‘Votes cast it received @ majority of only six. An analysis of the vote shows that the sub- Ject was not made a party question. Eleven democrats and fifteen republicans recorded ‘heir votes in favor of the reduction, while be Presidency, ‘and Morton, voted for the ancien nen woile | ‘GMr. Bayard voted against it. It is not im- possible that a full Senate may reverse {he ScLign of yesterday. MUTUAL PROTECTION. Master Stone Ontters of Washington hare ined themselves Into an organivation te far ner ¢ interests of their business “first to protect thom relves from lowes through ms not worthy of credit, and second, by securing @n increase ia the es labor, from 8 to 1U hours, as in times past. iy these means they fuel sure they will better be sale taonreete public than ever before, By order of the President, marl5-ec6t PURE SODA WATER, i” BLOCK TIN LINED ST! N. ACKER. EL FOUNTAINS. £0DA APPARATUS FOR SALE OB BENT. Apply early to SAWL C. PALMER, DEPOT, 57 GREENE STBEET, _marlS-tr GroxeRtowN, D. 0. BIVATE LESSONS IN MOSIO. DANCING and F REBOH, will be gtven for $8 per quarter. Address ATTENTION, City Pout Uftce, tasrli St QOD CUT AND LalD OR es eA x jes who wish to lay it. Address cor. TER, sox 457 City Post Office. marleor ‘TAYLOR & HUFTY, $53 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, HAVE JUST BECEIVED THELB FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING STYLES OF LONDON SCARFS « SILK HANDKERCHIE?S FOB GENTLEMEN. These goods ere very choice and are the hand- somest ever opened in Washiagton marlé tr No. ~t me = Tr. 439 718 St. BARGAINS 77H St, Ix P. ANGINGS. WINDOW FIIADES, PIC OkESTe FRAMES. Plu’ EK OvkO GS, PIOCTURS Na LS. Gu! WikE perl o Cr y (0043 Pn of genuine DRESDEN somely framed. Ba ld BREWERTON S POPULAB Bole Agent fo PASTEL PAINTINGS. Be-Teexs Can. Picase cali and compare Goods and Prices, at MARKRITER'S, marli-3t™ a {= 7th street northwest, TER rs We TLOTHES WAR rel LAD! 5 Pore — ft ‘DOOR Mats. BLED oak <a 8 GON House Furmshtne Store, 304 Teh street, above P ‘maris'St! T®2=s. SERDS, FLOWERS, &&, ReyEEGuERES, ORR a our FLownks, TOSCETS: DESIGNS for FLOWEE SBEDS, rates. 120 Acres in Trees. i . JOHN 8A’ marlt-cost___ 621 7th st., Washington, D.C. Oe CEDER, 70 GIVE MY “A RE ‘Lam closing out my entire stock of @ENT’S BOOTS AND aT cost. Jee ae eee Opposite Fetoat Ofler, stock of SEWING MACIILN ES. w ANTE HA yousg lady. proficient tn the mating Wax Flowers, is desirous * 4 few more young lady SCHOLAKS. S., 709 20th street northwest, Washing- marl3 3t* WASTED-a small FURNISHED HOUSE. or twoorthree Furnished Rooms with BOARD, by April 1, terms must be modevate. GA. Star marid St” ANTED—To buy two MULER, good ore snd LIBBEY ‘S Lomber Yard, corner 6th street jh Bo traders need apply, at WI New York avenue maré-2w WA&STED-—To exchange new STOVES fr old ones, at Padi S 8, corner 8th and K atreete northwest. Smoky Obimneys cured, from $5 to or ze pina febly-tr WwW ntlemen to Keow that WILLIAM Mouite. Me Merchant Tailor, 1011 New ‘York avenue, makes @ special cutting garments to be novld-ly Wakteo-amrars tp Oy AO ‘orks, 4 vende, th strecte ‘* —Oniied for Cr hg livered without charge LOST AND FOUND. @S8T—On the lith instant, in scene of the Govt dole one gold OVAL BARRING. dante. The finder will receive y leaving the same at this office, e suttable oa rd O8T—On day vight. the 12°b instant, a Gray FUROAPSE, in car corner 1ith aud O streets, or between Oand Patt, The finder will please leave it at No 1427 lith street, and oblige the ower snd recei ronan. 15 March 18th, 1876, EaB- ne ‘arop) ry aiberal reward ait lett = marl¢-3t VOTE. ‘The attention of ready money buyers is called to my method of doing business—One Price Ooly—prices marked in plain fig- ures—and a discount of ten per cent. for cash. A critical comparison of prices and qualities will show tne cash purchaser the sdventages of this method of conducting business, be not having to contribute to Josses ivcurred by bad debts. The ten per cent. margin bas been calculated to cover losses and expenses entailed by carefal credits, STYLE, PASSE. Stock carried from last spring, consisting of broken and full Suits, worsted Coats and ‘Vests, and other articles. @9.90, 10.50, and 61380 for really fine suits, many of them imported goods, and in most cases marked tosell less than one-half the cost Boys’ Woolen Suits as low as @3.00 not, Decided bargains. SPRING OVERCOATS. Desirable styles and low prices. Equal toany inthe 0. 8. in fit, wear and . Price, 62.50 each, Made Fast dye Gingham, and Silk and Alpaca, 1876. Spriog Fabrics and Fashions now ready. Suite to order for $25 or @22 50 net, and upward. GEO. C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET, marll-ly SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE. SSS pt SPRINGSTYLES RZ NOW READY. BROADWAY STYLE GENTLEMEN'S DRESS Bae. feo oh Soa sua rut HATS of the most a: Beso Rei aes SILK UMBRELLAS. ALTERED and EEPAIRRD at short KER & GREEN, aoeee biaaaragigt hag AVENUE, bove Willard’s Hotel. ni * Eon, AT 50 CENTS A POUND, IN LARGE OB SMALL QUANTITIES, oa Math Aras! 1 Mee wine &. W. BURCHELL, Cal 3338 F acest, Bi Chore ears DWECLING of “ie 1 urni<bed; all modern impra an and library; rent low toa de aol” Fors RENT_The GREENWOOD Fal ined cm ths sowth by the tend of old Post's House. onthe Tennallytown road The residen: £6,000, 2423. Th $600 TO LUAN KOON marls St” yD wanted GOUL over street, Baltimore, Md ke a Pavvisios tegen haa m the farm, oF, together. QUE g.09 locat rs wen Ath wed 9th streets . | bertbwest:Lo'ccck. JAS TOWLES martim. | eee | i KENT—BOOMS to ail sortions, of the of us ‘Ay UPON BEAL ESTAT® EN SP AKBS—A FS wo Deeeri ‘and ven. | F crea, mine “oe from Wachiogton. in Mnt- FOSTER cocthens cemee Ten and Gn é sent ne ee cell tu. mart ow femcing. &c , fate apni, te ts ot ois fia Ok SEL oe toner | yn streets, ee ne Fas m BENT_The, = Targe, wel Dand TWO ST Fear cf Notional oe’ im eHow's. 4 rear 0! politen be preasiecs. ey FOR to P M DUBANT, onthe Foes BESe Hardsome _furulabed sea5 a No. 4 Lafayette 01 B'S Stables, Sch street, ne r Pod wy ‘tment wars | OB RAL Lary DOUR aud © OupiNati PeuRM ss "marl. a Oitte « Nactonal Bank Resta cHsere YS PONY T, or 1 Till trode Cs Sot ae WAGON. Call street ocitroeeks al ‘iter’ > SOR prea Ww a oy Pa MA aS, FRY BENT—8 new se. @)-room HOU: bh Street rorthweet, near P str-et’ « Key 8t 1767, nex: door marl ped Cee iaeen: HOUSE or STORE, #25 ih etree ‘n Land K northwes?: oepieiae as Apoly to JOHN WALZ, on Pei payivi wit enm~ outheast marls 6t" Fx SALE—-A two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. S09 4. Rrret riven co. nte ging seven eandrearaliey. Inquire ou the p —. * marlt Fo SALE-A Black ake (Hamiltonian), 7 yeais Old, perfectly gentle works anrwiere. dis ® fiue trotters. rooms That drives ‘welt apd te g GE BENT HOUSE BW on sowh @ siresi, near orate. rip m ‘a 424 7b ren Y calars suply | g(t myenme and Teh inves worth ee ust age avED AnD me SLB five head of x @ STEW ARE mira BILES. a sava, Fo ae €B Suity OF uaa. peaty Bear of Fst. be: 13h and Mth sis furnished is sec nd’ story. south of Welxer’s Opposite Wormiey’s Hot] 743 1th strent_wor.n wont Tabie Bard if ra: ired. marl it* OR SAL ractag the wi vantages of © 1g twel ® minutes waik to the Bia aed Aten in ibe cate 6 Wasbington; marls-3t™ Nea, Kobit H *S. CABRIAGES, Jagalaars— xest and mus asor snaburg de p Busgies hing sand 6 ucres: choi.e « bh ple god sraps; exseuent wae | hand at ¢.D sCaMite location highend healthy. faquice of me I-tr_ No 319 Lith «t_bet and D nw. H. STINEMETZ, 1247 Perna. ave marlé 1m PoE, SEA Beer PGE SAb EST o new sx rom HOUSES T ca: COL I-bronen and :o ted northwest, with halls and conventeut clo | sold cheap Furtus tajgituglt payment down, and 925 monthly xi No 405 Th sree LOT. 24 fect front ou ¥ street betwee 2d an: Oi HOW is 3 = Le made comfortable payment, "ane o Beene was minthly, or atx yemrl: te Will fa the beet style, with the Rarvis a Tepard No-top BU@QGLES tor = mouttl ey PayDeots, at mM: new Fae ory 37 Prospect st., eutrance ou bridge at, wear uew | © se for Lot located north difference. W.W. METOAL mart44t Corner 15 h street and Now York av. FOX, BERT— 133% How xork av vgetown DO JAME- K. PROBEY Kk SOR BAIL OAD TICKETS TO BAL- TIMORE, 78 cents. to CBIOSGO, gia a JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT, feb2?4 Im corner 9th ano F sireets. JACKSON WAGONS NEW STOCE. market, Gi d. tree of oxtra charge PFGE BENT 0x (Jone ig exe: Ment order. ply to J. weet. CB KENT—A finely id) fue toned PLANO ences required. Ap- B. FOWLER, 1002 F tireet no mark furnish d SUL K OF KOOMB on second floor. Als) one on third IRON AND SHELUSKEIN AXLES, floor cach suite having bah room. water clo-e' | ONE-HORSE, CWO-H0 som, THER HORSE c.; 103.24 street AND FOUR HOKSE W door from Pisss Ivania avenne. erie tie _ 1d Hundreas ot these 0a bn able tor hou: eeplig. water aud i geod location. Rent moderate. pp y at No O Eth street. between M ang N streets n west b21 3m Corner of M ? wale mirl3 3 _ ‘08 RENT—A HOUSE on 7h spect muh a | [CO SALE— K Boker preferred. Every ¢ nvenience will be FO" ine Ware see, Didewe re for their accommodation. Gail SFAHKY, Lime Dealer, B street, near doth norths es! marlt 6* SOK SALE Severs! two end threes r BRI OK Oe a PF Wotstr ie comeet ee a i | penser voter tonto Br = can be found the most de NTe+. an’ on Conditions to suit the paren ase: cme of which, at che price it is offered. {4 uu equalled ase real estat ment ) F. GAT HEL msrt0-Im_ (Rep ] yl F atreeta 0. POCE RES TAA new HOUS# S16 Courect woutn- | nas 5° mas east; cieht rooms, gas Beat 25 Inquire ¥OO Btn street sont aoe | PRVauy FSF SE, OS BENT Three vew BRI‘ ths ‘privilege HOUSES, of ten rooms. with every couveuts boar. Ardrese G.€ eet between Congres and fig a “Inquire WHEAT EUS. ve wner Bogen A letee ia . © a rooms on Caitol wit pees eam Whika'rt har m nthand the B AKL of Two several ell paying bo«rders in the house J+.W ABTW RIGHT, City P 1227 -. Ee Kr NORTHWEST — Hand: fo glo rloms with BOAKD Carre) Yo a bien S\LE OW REBT—Nowr Oakland. monty. Mi fitty ac of yD. se piazza around up, shouse, dairy new 1 feet Lor Apply to HINKLEY @ MORMIS. 43 orth C tes street, Baltim re. parties mas reau we re HBER. 515 Teh street A Sour CHANCE Fou AN ENE MN with s amall capit«} to ohanage | well paving bs Duviness. Apply at No. 1122 14» * cot | Fo® BALE—Stock, Good Will. TO DOAN ai 9 por cout Inver three to five years. on improved ry Also. other ASSIN s LIEBERMANN. 3 Bbritt House $5.000 estaie security < marli3t 1339 F« | | | = x TON and ue K. Adcross U oe —Weesn $10,000 snore wo rth doable the Lo. DUWAM WN ® on | eos given for fe UL EAOHAN Wi v ie Une ic the northw part of th: GPOCKEY cr BOOT and SHOR STOR torus. “doutire at the fice of the Ly eurarce Ova ‘Drom Bat ding ‘meris Se BS DONO Ue ELL BARR, Mose 245,000 to losn on chotes real estate, 'n eames of from @50 to @1 Gul. at 9 and 10 per cent interast A few sums at 5 percent in trom 64.06 _— 6H. WARN corner 7th sed r ceeebe marll T° LOAN—Varge aod small amc mata of MONEY Ob first class real c-tate we r “OATC HELL THEO mart0-Im « | woney TO LoaN | _ Several large enme at ni Sums ai ten per cent , on wal cent. end emalier Teal est ate B. WARNER bi TARGAINS : on —New. vin t AME with gas wud water, @23 cash, bat S ver month. @t 8 per cent. taterest. sity i) Hisl. near Rast Capitol SOUND RV ANS. 200 F | "won 9-e0tt i | ouse FoR BENT AND FURSITCRE FOR ALE—L cated within a few ming Toe ues fe a three-story jug and vopteine 200 Penus. ave SY TEEMS. A valoanle FARM aod Ma MARKET CARDEN, «it Rated adjvintug asborg, Md., within five miu utes’ walk cf ine road depot. and near the brated Spa Spring; © ursins ab nt $3 acres more bre, with fine fraits ef sll varieties in abu pisce ie tn a high stat profitably worke! as eM ber of years. The growing crops, #, hot-bed eas, and everything » ng the farm, will be sold with the ace ohn rent ban ain. * ee THOS. UL. BU me Of Hall & Hume, Grocers. Washingion. BLO B BALE—@7W. S306. G1.ai0, bargaive, saat carb and small moptely pay mes atone WM F. HOLTZMAN, No, street northwest rom F ns) lvanta =7 te mard-2awlm avec ue— First Wen 5478 Pe BO. $0 pr week; at from 4 or Fi Table a. 85 © week; Transicu sin r I pr communicating alae 38 be to ou 5s VOCN er destrable aeely fara OR REST Vers a OMS, with first cisss Board, 605 iain ~ raves, Great Bacrifi e—TWENTY- . worth AND «inated opposite the 3a" te Chie! Justice Che opolitan Railroad third door north of F street, west yy Peer tends HOTEL. Orne Wea and EB us northwest, Washington, i C.,one eqneret svonue, F) 9th and 1 th strest ca Seon te F°%, SAL! ONE AC ‘RES ce of th slong the east line oft! dl sbout balfa mile from Be lary atreet. This prop. erty affords # beautitul b: livg site, beiug a por. tion of Metropolis view Terms Inquire of ww COX & 308, Real Kata'e Brokers, mar3 cotw 519 7thstrean w [OE BENT—Foratshed PARLORS and Bed- room: nd rooms furnished wit? everything for hounekeeptog, at No.'454 Pennarleania Transient Board $2 per day Fro No bar. PERSON AL. Rue outheast Corner of 4 atreet. fe nto. for ATION WONTRD of JNO. OU BTAIN, “ye * rod co be re=tdi biakta, by bi Tepe the seme place oT un SANS OORBY, now living in @aninnd ‘call Fk SALE Valuable LOT. fronting south om | iornis. Adéress Ly letter re adiciary Square 124 fect by 103 on 4th street; 186 H. PETRES, baving been receaty purchased by B. Milburn ts | martss* Oakland Cal offered for first-class dwellings ‘The Old Jail | OLOGY will, be fralaod fn 9 fow weeks, t tine na isavine the A =. most central and extensive the part of the elty. Apa to Bem This vsisoeated Lady merrotegian Fron NENT aera Bi BRICK | ‘13h, ourthweat "She bas ree story and Basenont ‘oorthw FOWELLING sits brick mabe Taek vag the Past, Present and Future. In iove or bust street northw-s thy architectural design | uoss her advice ts Mvaluable. nd home comforts is uncurpassea. dn, pointing oat your @ WOOO & MORRISON, yoo of the sure w mar3-Im “No, 515 Tth street. Matton, F SE, BENT DWELLING 1 HOUSE, No. 613 Louisiana svenne; coutaine 13 rosin: in. god — Apply to T. HUME, of Hall ® Heme: PIANOS, &c. [HE BUmmIne Bind (COLIBED PLANO. ‘Tbe «maltest and the ches VOR RENT—A FARM situated on the Marlboro’ > three miles f.um Washingt miniog 20 acres, improved by’ large dwell, ropEiats out buildings, “ac. "Appl tave PIANO ac LS Wile ee Sr . ve ever meade O 7 Fut Bie. 706 e otreet sonthoadt Oph BO. Bole Ageuts, 723 7th str-t, betes RA G aid H streeis ner. hwest. F°R pattie fine machi EURBISHED | © Pic id ail Tostrumente TUNED a baodsomel; et Board if desired. 6 = KF? Oe HEN'T—Rnesn + SEE a BED- =n other EVERISEED BED. Room Ingaire 1106 6th sirest northweet Pian: KE. feb tr H* LET DAVIS & COS GRAND, RQUABK and UPKIGHT PIANOS tor ssle ov monthly instalments. Celebrated for po Tit) spd swee. ness of tone. See Ageat, S11 Ob street borthwest, dec OR BENT—Two soall BALLS, ee 5 N * uae a oe _ cena ae Ww he ENOW sD PIANOS, ° vo Gran mare Grand, Square and Upright, aoe Kocsis THE Be~t MADE ies Eo Th rite McO«mmon Piaw ebrated Organ~ mer Shoneuger s cel- ween Wi ards, BRE mad Imperial hotel and F streets, nieat to Jant Fee Bartok EXCH ANGE—Several anal FAbMS, beautifally bin pote cit 603 18h at. nw, feria. ROBT oP Pa tibene te ee lo ces. Tuning and tended to, at PIA aes 423 Lith st. SBA A hg ER OOMS, few doors above Pa av. EDUCATIONAL, END INBTITOES Fami'y School for « Ladies AbY, Principal. ros, 2) BALE—HOUSES for Nessie aha? wre ‘08 RENT—Eligible BOOMS, Conga, Hew Havens Gous, Bend for cirouiae” Somes Georgetown hte—s Parlor and two Boom AY i PeBORNE'S YouNG LADIES foamy Pg pl three on the thire | (VE ING AND DAY 8UHOUL, 94 at. floer; all cbotoe rooms and suitab! Hehe wes. Patt H. Buunan, Proleccor of on coth-nott {Rep.—t.thd eo pol ‘die BRUN. Teacher of French, Next quarter THOS E. WAGGAMAN. 619 71m a Corner iba [Oranges made every Weinesday “tnt "Serday.) | REV. 8. us, KalONT, O ekow. SOAR LOW tof boys will commence on” WENT Tt of September, ©: informati. be bad ube way. Fb ‘RuiGHT. D.D. ew 5 all nod timp. angst th Ooreoran stress 106 Hi st a. wal nod imps. ae FRENCA. WE st BOOK rok FouNG | ADIES, Ot G Sow Work aveess are Gk SON, Princt be oan soweal on the Math of September, 1876 wontnueaely” oo PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH! To do this sit ts necessary & that 14 inhale freeh aud Sir in the rowsn" youd mezonte sees Fs Bazy a ane ‘GULDBTEIN & GO, 1O4N AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST OOBDER 10TH AND D STREETS The oldest and most reliable house in this city. Ste MANTELS oosT, WM. ROTHWELL’, feb1-tm" No 113 B street 8. ri ‘Capitol RI. Ss) FE AND SURE INVESTMENT —Stock Priv- ileges one por cent. frem the market at low rates «ill large profits oe ext 80 dayeon large or sinall” taveestments. Stocks, Crea ane To. terms Sankere and Brokers, 40 Broad °o tor grve Near Gold yenll DRY GOODs. NEW SPRING GOODs. Re rsh = oben faa H+) Fabrics and Styles She largest See stock of BLACK oo Mu ales and ALPACAS, ty be found in the cits. . W. W. BURDErTE 4 co., No. 925 7th street n. marll-tr No. 706 K street o. w SLES, (Bisck and Ovorea, sii jaalities, “select ) OOK NEW Trou EATIO as: BF" New Drees Goode > Paris Kid SI" Perivot's” and olin = Gl_ee, at the old prices. ‘One price only. marked in plain figures. PERRY 4 BROTHER, Pena. avenge and 9th strest. FANCY DRESS marl0-3t,eo s* FETY FROM FIRES. Mitlions of property and hundreds of lives saved by using THE SAFETY MATCHES AND AMERICAN FUSEES. Manufactured Only by the American Fuses Com pany, Limited, @rw, Pa. THE ONLY PERFECT SaPETY MATCH IN THE WORLD. Contain no Selphar or Pecaihiasss: xs came by dam, barmlees if eaten, and burn with a clear light free from «ffensive odor, Goueral in troduction will diminish “accidental” fires @fty per Cent «and tend fo reduce the rate of Insuran-r- Kecommended by the BOARD OF FIRE UN- | RRWMITEDS Or rae DISTBIOT OF. CO. reser agaist acciden! fires. and ag THE SAPEST AND BEST MATON bow in use For sale by Grocers and Druggists WASHINGTON OFFICE mard-Im 1511 PEBNSYLVANIA AVENUS. WE HAVE FOR YEARS USED E. H. KELLOGG's Engine and Spindle Oil, IT IS GOOD! TRY IT! OFFICE AND BALESBOOM, No. 17 CEDAR STREET, _mar? im PUBE OLD WHISKYS TBAT HAVE NATIONAL REPUTATION: THOMPSON PURE RYR, GENUINE BAKER, OVERHOLT, OLD ZEIGLERS BEST, From $1 to @2 per gallon less than elsewhere. C, WITMER, FINE GROCEBIES, 1915 Penvsyivanis avence. NEW YORK. DRY GOODS. N®* panes AND CASEI- JUST BECEIVE A fullstock of Plaid DRESS GOOD: Be. Bee mi! Piste. rer Sictnod Penge Beautiful Str Black Stike, Kot 120 yards white oo suitable for A ‘and TDOCTION. We are oy the mai tuner t: recuse the New York FINISHED. 8. Some 22:2%c, 91-28: Detter then ony partly Shirt Go. J. JOHNSON @ CO, 711 Market Space. _marll-tr “ECONOMY. We have just received our | yt yy Gi veagtat Give ‘and examine our l * call and Le DS he at gy - Pickrices aT $c yt aD. nambers AC, end MOHALI FrLssous and BUN U soe URe ae mere ao¢ INSSET- trom G1 te Go teal etvion OASSIMERES for Mes's wear from @1 to $6 por va CASSIMERES for Boys’ wear from a eo 5 READS for 93 e-: 210.4 wide at proven $A ANB ROSOOUG iN wot » Te )MY SHIRT” a: @1 25 ctomps the "TTRELL ww © PEN SSYLVANIA AVEN( &, marlt 6 nor Bib atrant NEW STYLES NEW STYLES! Fresh rcpplice of SPRING DRESS GOODS Opening Teily Also. post receiwed allthe NEW SPRING PaT TERNS from Mme. Demorost, of New York At the Cue Price Btore of WM. BIBD WL 1014 7th street nor sor TH WASHINGTON DRY @v00Ds. maré-tr Androscogetn, Pocshontas, Rochdale, and other food makes Cotten. at 10 cents « yard wnsutte, Davol, Fruit, end all beet makes, 1g » the plece be _case at Se., good for the money te from Reto F! ” cost to close gency for e, Demorest reliable e live of Drews Bbirts made of lin aud flue linen, finished, at JOSE ib. Barer. ote southwest marsiw SPRING DRY GooDs, We hare opensd at our NEW STORK stormorty Yate. & Mitchell) with au entire pew stéck of very chwtee DRY GOODS of foretgn and domestic fabrics for SPRING an@ SUMMER W Bak, fad the Our sp taltion are a fall Line of DRESS GOODS DKESS SILKS, BLACK DEKSS WHITE Goops, HOUSEHOLD WARE, CLOTHS, FL ANNELS, DOMESTI 8, HOSIERY, &r WOLFORD 48 17 MARKETS 0 dour BRBODHEAD & CO, 959 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Between 92h and 10: etreets,) which we tavite our »ODB, fc maré tr te attention to their complete stock of EIGN AND DOMESTIC Goops, the prices cf which in many cases bave been GREATLY REDUC Bick fiLKs, chTom, He. to 490 per yard. cna: Guinet, Belions and "Pouwon's cat Bs Kochitn French Cambrice, (best goods wad: — ” , Avdrs in 4 4 Bleached OTTO, lc zt. Lactes’ Underwear of the late styles a makes apd materials at mancfs turers’ prions, 3 button Perie KIDS, White, Bisck, Opera, and Bireet Colors, @} 35. BRANCH STORE. STEER1, between 4 INN 1,000 yards pu — é. beacltul Spring 2.0 yard of new Epring Dress Goofs, 20c., 28c., “CARTE z* Ss. vo Seater oi s. tid Calico, Fs : Tow 90sd- splendid Bleck Alpaca. ic 72 $0 yards pure Silk Mobair Bite diet only worth 8) 0 yea ver> fine Lag Cashmere, 200 yard Bisck Suns; gi, gids. 9150, coven Gentlemen's Dress Shirts, % cents, made of Wansutts Cotton and fine Linen Bosoms mré prey GOODS FEARFULLY CHEAP. ne yds Calicoes te io Bem: pauis, Se per yc. Ab dark colors in Dross Goods at oust. Reaay made Feit Skires rch @i 35, New styles of SPRING Da&tss DS. Klegent Drees Plaias. ss 15,2), Be Blooming Biack Alpac: Best makre Black sft | by as ws Temise Cloths, inss,"Drap D'kes, Hen- JOHN fF. TCHELL 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. the rematniog stock of Foreign and Domestic pay GOODS wili now wold at pris thas grer. Mavi ction frum car “marked GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE ¥ AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. One Ae TT LaasES OF GOouR OF SVERYTHING UNDER THIS HEAD aT a 3. C. WIBWALL 2 08., b ediad 310 Mtb @., near Pa. ave. Sg Pies a iath, pp RE