Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1876, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON: FRIDAY March 17, 1876. CROSBY 8S. NOYES..... SWORN CIRCULATION OF THE STAR. Monday, March ¢ 15,500 7 15,110 15,120 15,609 15,500 16,750 Total Circulation for the Week....93,580 | Average Daily Circulation.........15,596 | The above figures show a larger average | daily circulation than Tue STAR bas ever | reached before, and, in all probability, four | times as large as that enjoyed by any other | Paper in Washington. The value of Tax | STAR as an advertising medium will be | ‘Sppreciated 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 | Cireulated in quarters where they are cer- | tain to be read and preserved. } » 2so--—___—_ A Pattern Demagogue. The papers have been showing up the Hoa. Landers, of Indiana, who preaches inflation to catch votes, and goes to the couris to in- Sist upon the Shylock enforcement of the payment of certain promisssory notes in gold. The New York 7 is him a humbug. This is mild. His recent associa- Gon With John Pope Hodnett and his com- munist crowd shows that he alms toset up @8 ademagogue of the Hotaett blood and thunder persuasion to the fuli extent of bis Tappertit dimensions. It will be remem- bered that Landers took a leading part in Hodnett’s Feather Duster meeting at Lin- coln Hall Monday night, and that he was the only member of Congress that Hodnett Could induce to be present. At this meeting the following whereas and blood-thirsty resolation was “anantmously” adopted “Whereas, in order to avoid g repetition of the scenes of the French Revoiution, anarchy and Olcodshed and by peaceful agitation aatict- pate by concession ard just legislation, what moy e ly be forced by lution, 1f not granted by peaceful agitatio#; therefore, in Consideration of the premises Reset in order to anticipate and revent blondy rerclution by concession, we mand the restoration of impartial suffrage to the people of the District of Columbia, by the present House of Representatives of the United States. Hodnett, Landers and crowd then went on | to resolute as follows “ Whereas, The use of gold or silver as money is @ barbarism unwortuy of the nineteenth | century, and one that before long will be | looked at by all honest Americans as an | antedeluvian relic, uaworthy of this age, | and particularly unworthy of the genias aou | spirit of our institutions. Let this golden calf be buried in a@ political pit hole with | John Sherman, and his resumption act Where the haud of no American statesman | can ever reach to recover them, and let the | Monument of American soft m ‘er, be raised to Jefferson, r. Cla, y ley, Henry Car DERS, Aiexaw noble mer gress, who cannot be | bovght or bribed against the liberties of the | people “Keolved, That we demand the repeal of the resumption 4 * Resolved, Th dems at a member tw reas With the same privileges as those given to the people of tue Dis- mbia, as they have already han the requisite population, pre taxes than the following each having two representa- oor of the United States Sen- sentatives in fouse. Tne States are as follows: Arkansas, Florida, Kansas, Minuesota, Nebraska, vada, and Oregon.” Well, in the House yesterday this “noble American statesman,” (per resolution,) Franklin Landers by name, rose and offered the following. «Whereas the repert’of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue for 1573 shows conclas ively that the District of Columbia since 1563 paid, exclusive of the income tax, into the United States Treasury the sam _ of $4,695,190.94, or More than ‘all the other Ter- ritories combined, and more than the follow- ing seven States, each having {wo represen- tatives upon the floor of the United States Senate, namely: Arkansas, Wisconsin, Flor- ida, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, and Oregon; aud whereas it is un-Americaa and undemocratic to deprive any large com- munity of Americaps of the sacred right of the baliot and of the right toselect their ser- vants by universal suffrage: Therefore, in consideration of these premises, , That the Committee for the Dis- trict of Columbia be, and they are hereby, ordered to report back to the House as soon a8 possible the bill now before them restor- ing an elective government and a Delegate in Con; to the peopie of the District of Columbia.” And this seven-by nine little demazogue, co-operating with Tappertit Hodnett in de- mandi ng suffrage and soft money or “Blood!” is the man that the (truly) “soft” democracy of Indiana have nominated for goveraor of that great state! ———___-+ee- —_____ The Philadelphia Press, referring to the summary action of the House of Repre- fentatives in the case of Hallett Kilbourn, regards it as pure despotism to compel pri- Yate men to submit, on pain of Imprison- ment, to inquisition. The Constitution declares that “the right of the people to be Secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and Seizures, shall bot be violated; and no war- Fant shali issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and par- Ueularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized.” Tne Press very naturally thinks this article is as much a restraint upon Congress as upon the executive or Judicial departments, and that the House is simply putting the screws to Kilbourn to make him produce what it can- not get under any color of law. The duty of either House in case of contumacious wit- nesses would seem to be plain, as set forth im sections 102 and 104 of the Revised Stat- utes, which require the House or Senate, as the case may be, to place the matter in the hands of the District attorney of the District of Columbia, who, in turn, shall bring it before the grand jury, avd prescribe fine and imprisonment on conviction. It is doubtless true that either House is without the juris- diction of any juticial tribunal in case of @ disregard or positive violation of this law, but it is not equally plain that oue House is justified in setting at defiance a law passed by both Houses of Congress to meet cases precisely similar to Mr. Kil- bourn’s. A republican Congress did this in the case of Joseph B. Stewart, who declined to tell how he distributed a lobby fund of $250,000. He was willing tosay that he never ave any portion of this money to any mem- ber of Congress or to any officer of the gov- €rnment, but positively declined to tell to Whom it was disbursed. For this he was Capitol by @ republican House of Represen- tatives, which never took any measures for his criminal prosecution. This precedent ‘the present House seems to be following in the case of Kilbourn. It is a fact worth re- calling that the jolot committee which last ———_<-- -___ ‘The New York Mvening Post discourses in- dependent!y upon the New Hampsuire eiec- ‘on in this wise: “If the question of ‘Beil ism, pure and aimpie, Lal been up in New Hamp- shire, it would have been iked wita S@ dissenting vote. It is, however, | | interest like that of Dickens QA XONY EMBROID: ty welect SIRGING BIBDS att suction rooms of THOMAS BOWLING, corner lith street NEW PUB ‘ATIONS. 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One v¢ 755 pages, Brice $3.40 sent by mail. postage free. 2" Just mw ported from London. and for sale by ROBERT BEALL, R AND STATIONRR, 1 Hotel. » adja (THE STATESMAN’S YEAR BOOK FOR Booxs: 495 Penua. 7 St 1876 A HAND-BOOK FOR POLITICIANS AND MEBCHANTS BY FREDEBICK MARTIN. JUST PUBLISHED AND FOB SALE BY MOHUN BROS., marl7-tr_1018 Pennsylvania ave., cor. lth st. TAYLOR & HUFTY, $53 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, RECEIVED TO-DAY, A large lot of LADIES’ BALERIGGAN HOSE, Beautifully embroidered with Plain and Fancy Col- ored Sik. Prices from 68 cents to $1.80 per pair. marl7-tr RYBODY TO EXAMIE * Ova NEW SPEING DRY Goobss And if They are Not Very Crcap Do Not Buy Them. CABTER’S, 707 Market Space. 100 Men's Dress Shirts made of Wamsutta Cotton, end t! ‘ards pure Bi'k and Wool Pongee Dress Goods, aifal #pring Shades, Brora, ans Wears,eelling ® Desatifal Double-widih Black Alfitor's pare Silk Mohatr Black Alpaca, £0, worth Osco, very fine Black Oashmere, over one yard igang a splendid Black Silk, $1 59, worth 3 call at 316 24 street northeast, city. marlé 2" AL, .* t Oy HOSPITAL, Le <mpeteniices for the positions sietant will be received aotil a BOTH. Goa m street vorthwest. marls-3t” pace BONAVIRES bas BEMOVED his HAIB DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT streets northwest, “ Siotad Wetcts where he invites his frieeds ‘sad ces &nd Cold BATHS, &c. marl6-St™ SRS eee oe ana ate ‘Ofioe, marke on WANTS. WASTED-Baif-grown COLO, child’s puree. D GI Vali at 223 F sirect a Xperienced Draggist desires jood ‘recommendations. -ad- Box 153, Alexandria. itt TAL SITUATION; dress li a WSL EOSS PLACE by & respectable wnive Mie irl to learn dressmaking. 309 Tite streets Ww WANTED—& MAN of experience and fay om, petent of conducting an Ale. Beer. and Bottled Cider route tm this city. Apply @1i 7th street Borthwest it Zohn SEE W AS TED—A middie-secd OOLOBED Woman to do general housework; must come well rec- cmmended, at 1109 F street, between lth and 12th. mari7-3t i Vv ANTED—A «ood SALESMAN who wants “the thing’ for business can apply at once to °D. FOR! 5 marl? 27 Park Place, New Vouk ANTED—To EXCHANGE for real estate or stock of dry goods, groceries or ready maie clothing, » farm of 40 acres in Fauquier county, Va. Address Box 11, Star office. mari? 3:* ANTED—Four HOUMs for housekeeping for WW atessll tails of sanies on ten or tabte lines orchina required, Address I. T., Star office. ‘mar! wax: ED—Three white COUKS, two NUGSES: andtwo DRIVERS. Families lied with heip. | National Employment Office, Room 24, cor ner7th and F streets It V TANTED—Threw pa tly farnished ROOMS for housekeeping; state lowest price. to receive attention. adores for thres days, “W. MT. Star office WASTED—BY a sory resectable lady from the ernutry, a SITUATION to covk or to do housework io 3 respectable family, Apply at 412 Totrret northwest 1 V JANTED—A YUUNG MAN to attend a Pre- Vision Store, one who understands cuttin meat Apply 919° P street northwest, between and 7 thi~ evening or 10 and 12 to-morrow 1 WASTE! An chercetic MAN as partoer i Ieading insursuce agency, ono acquain‘ed with the business preferred, Address" Insurance, Star office. marl? 3t* W ASTED— by are fined northern young woma 1. a NURSE'S PLACE, ins:racte German and Englich; take foll oharge of children; best of refer ences Address ** Nurses,” Star offica. he WANTED-N SITUATION by 8 you years of age. as clerk in a grocery, cr Higher stcre; bas clerked for four years, not afraid of work. can bring ood recommend ttons D .Staroffice. _marl7-21" S—Four Olay is ‘ER to set sewer Apply to Potomac Terra Cotta Co., 401, corner New Jersey avenue ard D street mari] lw* ANTED—By a respectable white girl, a SIT. ATION to do general housework in asmall family; good reference if needed. Apply at 107 Maseachneetis avenue, between Ist and ad strevte. marl7-2t" FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. B REST Purnishes or Unfurnished HOUSE, FOR SALE—STOME snd DWELLING, ot Falla LIPRPAL PRICK WILL BE No 1735 F street, Michler Kow. Apply on Church Va Bare chance for basiness A‘dress 24 SETOND 1isND LEGAL TEX CB premires merits” QD RB. Fale Charch Gard apt” Cress BUY RK City Post office . FOE BENT—A email, nest two-story HOU Bia XOR KENT— DWEULING of taht rooms; | a ee TMMISSION ocd order; gas snd water, 7 14 224 street 0 tih- newly and well “‘urniched; all modern improve HOUS No 344 nuegerl bes | west, pear G. $2) per month Apply to Mr. mects: plano, organ and library; rent low /oa ds ab. with Hore aud Wagon. other WALKEB, next door, after 30 clock. a able enact. Apply at No. 1747 F strret oo prictor ‘OR BENT—Three comfortable seven room tn} | pa HOC SBS, baviog modern tmprorements, and OR RENT—The GREENWOOD FARM ad D OTHERS convenient to mark-t and cars Reat Se per viped on the south by the land of old Poor's with wooten | month ply to THOS. B. WAGGAMAN 519 Honse. on the Tennallytown road The residence @ sewerage, ant_all tm: if 7th street. mari? st ‘Will be rented separate from the farm, or tagether. | Fes RENT— Three or four geatlemen can be ac- commodated with nice! aod vewly Furvished pri famil’ ROOMS, without board, iy. House new, with modern conveutence, aud near both lines Of ttreet cars. apply at 65 Ist street, Geor, i ‘Terms moserat mar | Forest BOOM, with two south and one east w: oar the Post a Patent offices, micely turn! ud adap ed for an offies or alveping room, oF b stl rented very low te meri? -2t e. (OB SaAL® OR EXOHANGB—One of the best | S-sory BRICK HOU3KS in 8 uth Weehing, both combined; will be FITCH. FOX &€ 00, 1509 Penna. Apply S11 B street, between Sth and th streets northwest; Lovelock. “JAS. TOWLES maré-Im_ GR BENT—BOOMS ip ail portions of the city. Description and terms given. Apply to B. FOSTER, porthwest corner 7th and G sts. marl 3w* ESE, BALE, Valuable LOT. fronting south on Latctoar Ranare 106 test by U6 on, offered for first-class dwellings only de removed FOR SALE. ton; 10 rooms. perfect sewerage, scan, 0a dry cellar. 5,000, wort WA 100 ring the eity reason for selling. Would take fn Fok SALF—4 FOLDING AWNING, in go+d exchat yoCHY, Broperty to the smount ot a Markie will be wold cheap. Corser Sth street | OF rt pay. 0 rt pace. Wann te Broker. “PY airs | “el Morne 2 W. COLLEY. i BENT — Three furnisiel ROOMS, with | E)OB SALE—HORSE, BUGGY HABNESS. kc. FF voerd'at sas Feet northwest. Te-ms ‘The avimal is a fine (Lady s) riding moderate ' Chariots pass the door marl6-3t" | horse; ean be seen during the day at 1519 rented to Fed BEN TIA picovant forateh-a B00 or withont board. i lith st_n ow. Beferenoes r quired ia A private famil: or two gentlemen Apply y ma’ FOE BESTA boctry dick STABLE, 3 stalls; Inrge yard at WALKER & 00'S and Maryi with good sheds Toqni. Grocery Store, corner d avenue southwest. mari6. h st. house er unfarni FOE BENT denirabie trom ROUM in & new 1232 4th street, between M ano N sith modern improvements farnish 4 oferate hed; cara pave. the door: re i arte Bt” Pennsylvania avenne northwest. also, at 137 street northwest before 10 and after ¢o'clock. It” FOB SALE A strug well built Brown HOES, young, 0d suitable for Carriage oF Inquire at Ordnance office. U mY & marls-eost" Draught 8 Bavy Yard [PGE SALE—A pair of MATCHED HORSES, 9 years old and sound: good for carriage or beavy drauy bt, with ne OARBIAGE, HaBNESS. &.; or the Horses without the Carrioge. Inquire at AELLEHARS Stables Sth street, bear the post office. mar ou jt out [G8 BENT—11S Gstreet sontheact, two ea from Capit 1, commanteating ROOMS, second flor. south frout; nicely furoished; with or with oe rma moderate. Kefereices exchang ¢ FOR SALE=K handsome Dark drown MARE, 6 years old, ane gentl- Owner + Wishes to s IW for want of nee. Apply at KELEBER'S Stables, sth street, ner Post Tiise Depa: tment marls ot OR Ss 632. on dec lings. witbont cash payrents of GARDEN LAND. 8 andfl0 acres, near c WAGNER, Anacostia PO LE—Five LOS, 19 fect front, in equare street. Willsell itimproved with sang Also t mar BR. FRAM | nortbes:t FOR EENT—A eve story (brick DWE HOUSE. seven rooms, bat! 45 Defrece strect: 925 per month; ast, rem -del-d Ww 07 (OR RENT: | FoR ane | FS3, REN LING h and Iatrobs. No. AMHALL. Real Ketate In urs marl ieely Furpished ROOMS, en suite fe, with Board, 1309 # street. ‘mals-3.° 'T—910 parmonth each awo Tsom E HOUSES Inquire at 134%, [ street marl5 3t* ANTED—Proprict ora of Spriogsanlothereto | MERSON i order servants trom 3A Colun.bian building, Sth strest. pear City Hall. A Watchman with references wauts SITUATION No charges. marl? 2t° TED—A HOUSS with six rooms, hall aod ter, between Pennsylvania avenue and M street and 7th and 15th streets north’ to ox $25 per month; rent sure, M.. Star office, at once. TED—A smal! DRUG STORE now doing « od paying business. Address DKU( 4, Star ® marlé- 2° Allout of WORK tocall the Na mplovment Uffics, Row 7ch wad F streets. Good places waiting! Families necting torvants wi!l please ee id orders marl6 2 VW ANTEDTA HOUSE with six or eight rooms, with @ STORE suitable for a Fancy Trimming Store. Would not mind buying out @ amall stock. Llress JH. B., Siar office marlé Tespectable colored WOMAN to and) Mast thoroughly ander- stand ber business and come well rec mmen Apply 1910 G st., between 10 and 2o'clock, mG 2t™ TANTEO—By arespectable young girl, a SITU ATION todo chamber work and waiting or chamber work and ng. Address M A 4 No. 627 H street north weat marlé W ANTED—a young white irl wants a sit TiON as worse in private family. Can speak ta German aud English languages, Address 4, Btar office. msrls-3t* WANTED—To on monthly instal ments, one o rtable Qve or six-r om HOUSES (with hall), located northwest. or ia G ress with particulars and terms, DP. Fohase. Retown. + 8.ar office. a marl6-3 WANTED—To Cooks, Name, two Onamnbs winigs, Searustress and Lady’s Maid, two vriy ers Situations se good Servants Apo Intelligence Cfiice. 4 V and families supplied with at the Washington @ 24 7th street a w > marié JANTED—AGENTS and CAN VASSERS for D. Appleton & Oo. Publicatina, Room 6, En. telligencer Buildirc, Washington, D ©. marts 4t* WS TEU— By & Practical Operator @ limites number of Ladies aud Gent to LEARN TELEGHAPHY. Apply at the School J2a.m ,or fiom Sto7 p.m , 604 lurk st.cor Fst. marls si7 W4NTED—A SITUATION as SEAMSTHESS, Willing to ass: Honsework; also, Drory making and Ladies’ Cuderwear neatly made 4 street northwest. mars 3 JY 4NTED—Families to call and select from a f 38 colored and white bia, and all pars of od h d J ANTED—To a V ‘0 of a small lot of GAS FIXTOKES + gpeep, Call and see them st HANNAN BROTHERS, 420 ll:h street north- west. five doors aorth ofthe Avenue. _marlf-5t* WV ASTED_To boy two MULES, good wire und sonnd, no traders need apply, at WILLET & LIBBEY’S Lumber Yard, corner 6th street and New York avenue maré-2w WASTED—Ty cxchauge now STOVES for old ones, at BUTLERS, corner 6th and K streets northwest. Smoky Obisineys cured, from $5 to 8%. or no pay. febl9- 2 Saas ANTED—Gontlomen to know that WILLIAM W Aicoite, steccnmer sekno ines, WL ‘York Srenne, makes @ specialty of cutliag garments to be « 5 AN’ ARPETS Winion Btiog Warns g00 Raion oe iivered without charge ay BOARDING. Woe 8-478 Pennsyl class BOARD at from Table Board day. § ia avenue—First- to $i0 per week; per week; Transients, @1.50 per mar? Im* FOB, BENT— Very destrable newly furnished KOOMS, with first-class Board, at low rates, third door north of F street, GOS ich st . north: west. fob26-30" ILLIKEN’S HOTEL, Corner 10th and B sis. northwest, Washington, D. C., one square from Avenue, ¥, 9th and 1th =") SPER EL, eropreye PERSONAL. A®t#OLoer._ No bar. ‘The March winds will not blow the Starch out of Clothes, if they are d_ne up wi BASSETT'S LAUNDRY GLOSS. |. W. BURCHELL. Fe ee aU eH atrect, HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISt- ing between WALL & ROBINSON is this day dissolved by mutaal consent. marlé 3t WALL. BOD ROBINSON. ‘SOBS INDEBTED TO THE LATE FIKM Will please close their accounts. The business will be continued thesame as usual. | Wastington, D. © , March 16, 1576. § GOLDBTELN & 60., LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, CORBEE 10TH AND D STEBEETS. MONEY LOANED or ADVANCES MADE valuable nal property to ny amount, aud any, time desired. on very reasonable terms. At Pr : heap A lot of Un- t i de pear ¢ A a large = a. very article te fal wwarrenind” cop’ x . Walt. marl6-3t on for redeemed ae Ont at [OR SALE OB BENT—A Fea ME BUILDING, le for ® workshop; in a business locality t 109 Maseachnzetts avenns 2A street southeast; i BOB, SA08, CoB Pola IRON VAULT DOOR ard COMBINATICN LOCK. Togaice of A BR. APPLEMAN marl5.St* Citizens’ Na tonal Bank CABBIAGES, CARRIAG Ux aRIaG gest and most va teet sty le of Carring Rock awaya, Jump Josgers, Top and no T fine s.cond-hand Panel € a hand st + D SCHM tr No 3191 bet FOE SALE, A Bre Seer at COLT, well broken and -onnd By Porther particule th sireet southwest SALE—NOW 18 THE TIME. Tbave op hand 20 SP RIN AGONS, built in the best style. with the Sarvin wheel, Topard No-top BUGGIES for sale on moutbly payments, at my new Factory, oh L; a Alesse eral Baggies on itt’ 3 and and D . Patrick Hew marly i] modern improvements; | 47 Proepect entrance on Bridge st’, wear new contains eleven r Hout 975 per monih. Apply | market. Georgetown, D. 0 to THUS. FE. WAGGAMAN. 519 7th street. mi5-3t | nlarg-3m" JAMES K. PROREY F picating | JVOR SALE—RAILEOAD TICKETS TO BAL- floors: th fr TIMORE, 75 cents: to CHICAGO, 912. At ard cars ‘Terms reason JUNCTION NEWS DEPOT, able northwest _marl§ 3c _feb25 Im corner 9th and F streets. Building twP MD rear of Nat FS BENT—The fine, large, well-lighted BAa MEND and TWO STORRS, in Dubant's New corner of 6th snd © strests northwest, 1 and Metropolitan Hote'e. Apply T.on the premises. mar 6 3t a8 sid miu For SALE—DBRIOK HOUSE or STOE, 623 ith street, betw EB SALE—A fine two-story BRICK HOUSE, rents aris Bt FO SALE-A desire em! be n4vantages of country and ciiy, being twelve es in the cars te W each. par aople and jocatt a Land K northwos: Apply to JOUN WAL avenue southeast. — marts st" ' ith street northwest, cntaint and rear alle ‘adonsburg depot, and Bfteon y ton; 16 acres: choice pe; excellent wa- Inquire of B. rit im ¥. av. LUT. 2 rence. marl 4 equalled a= ted northwest, with halls and convenient clos- fmal! payment down, and 92) monthly Some of which, at the m HOUSES, Iroa Also, front on © ‘street between 2d and 31 th old house with some repairs could smail paym balance paymects. Will exchange w located north t.and pay cash for w METOALE, 15,h street aud N-w York ay. ee-story BRIOK » among which jomis.at very L anit the parchaser. price it is offered, ts un- nveatment. orner nditions & Teal estate on Gay « Th ana Q Gay street. single toWM.&. THEO ¥F.GAT HEL, marli-Im [Rep }_ Corner Ith and F streeta n- ©. FSB, 2345, 08 BENT T Three new BRIC HUUTES, of ten rooms, with every convenience, ert, between Congress and High atroe Gerrgetown. roe RENT—Twelve or Fifteen } Building, corner Jnguire WHEATLEY BBUS., « sireets; or, F. WHEATLEY, N ona or communicatin, YOUN POR rent at the ENT—Farnished PARLORS rooms, and rooms furnished with 6 for honsckeeping, at No. %54 Pennaylv: nue. sontheast r of 43% street, Large same place. fob: me ci Fafipue FOE BENT Sbtee-story and Basement BRICK street northw. st LING with Brick Stable, 1219 loch For health, architectural desiga omforts is unsurpassed. .-LLWUOD & MORRISON, No. 515 7th atroet, WELLING HOUSE, No. ims 13 room; in T. L. HUME, of Hall & Hi 12 good ume. Fo RENT—A FARM situated on the Marlboro’ road, three miles fom Washington, containing 20 acres, improved by a large d elling, with a out buildings, &c. A m }, 706 E street southeast. JAcksun WAGONS NEW STOCK, IBON AND SHELLSKEIN AXLES, ONE-HORSE, rWO- HOkSz, THEE HORSE AND FOUR HORSE Wa 8 We have sold Hundreds of these Wagons. aw! the eucral opinion is Laat they are the cheapest aud it Wagon ip use, D. W. McGRSTH, feb21 3m_Corner of Mars. ave and I street mw. oe gs Fine WATCHES, DIAMONDS JEWE! New and second hand, for sale cheap at ILDSTEIN & CO, p and Commission Brokers Northen: cor. luth and D PIANOS, &c. SHE HUMMING BIRD (OOLIBEL) PLANO. x— ¥, &e febs-tr ‘The smallest and t tave PIANO ever m a HO. Sole Agente, 723 Teh steset, betwee EE G aud H streeis northwest Piaves and all Instruments TUNED A PALKED. AIALLET Davis & © BAND, SQUARE aud UPRIGHT PIAWOS for sale on | monthly ine rity an Imente Celebrated for pa | d aweeiness of tone. See Agent. S11 ‘et porthweat W™ KSaBE & Cons WORLD BENOWSED PIANOS, Grand, Square Grand, Square and Upright, THE Be-T MADE. The favorite McOsmmon Pianos; Shonenger’scel- ted Organ-. new style a assortment of Pianos which nse a short time, for sale and decdt tow prices. Tuning and Kepairing promptly at tended t EABAC P nAOOMS, cct$-ly 423 11t Dove Pa. ay. | EDUCATIONAL, | WEST END INSTITORHE | Fayni'y School for Young Ladvs) Mre 8 L. Cany, Princtpsl New Haven, Conn. Beud for circular. © mar3 6 Miss CS80BNE'S YOUNG LADIES’ BOARD- AVE ING AND DAY SUHOOL, 943 M at . worth. west. Pact B. Braxan, Profosser of German, Mlle Bacn, Teacher of French Next quarter mmences February Ist, 1576. as tm HE EPISOOPAL ISSTIT, REV.F L. KNIGYT. 1 BOF. JOHN L W i Pp TheSi of September. from the watt 4412 Uorcoran street. Further tofor Rey. FL Bz BOOM r < handsomely’ FUBNISHED SUITE on Giwt Board if desired. 610 sth street ow BENT—A h miosly FF I8HE) sigaitable “for ‘two gentiscsace =“ ae sepls ntlemen; FF°GE BENT Rlorane PARLOR and BED-BOOM Inquire 1306 6th mreet northwest. ther FURNISHED BED-BOOM ootas-tf F 92, BENT—Two email lyceums, associations, quire at rooms ¥. M.O. streets, HALLS, suitable Societies, &c., &c. it A., corner of th ané D ‘oot8-tr Fo. BENT—Farnished BOOMS, ished ith st Willard clegantly far- PARLOKS and BEDROOMS, s¢ 531 between EB and F streets, convenient to Ebbitt aad Imperial hotels. Jan Fee. 8s FABM city ;tern LE OR EXCHANGE—Several . beantifally locared cany. smal witbin sight of the DC. bonds taken at fobii-im HOB'T A. PHIGLIPS, 603 15" st. 0.w, erty tion of vad half.a mile from Boundary street. This pi ords a beautiful building site, being Metropolis view. Terms easy. Sacrifice—TWENTY- D situated opposite tne te Chief Justice Chi tropolitan Railro Inquire of W. COX & 30 Real Estate Brokers, mar3 eo3w 519 7th street n. w. (OR SALE—HOUSES for $30,000, 920.000, 815.000. $15 000 12.000. 810,000, $5 000, 97,500, 26 00, 85.100, $4,000, 82,000, 31,000. Weil lo oated sud on eusy terms, B. J. SWEBT, octt-tr 511 7th street, FOE BENT—Eligipls BOOMS, Cong, Georget.wn heights—a Parlor anitwo Boom: on the first floor, and three Obambers on the third floor: all chotce rooms and ope | furnished. oct eott { Bep —t, th&eo. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN HOS clans: 909 M st. n. 1260-1249 NJ 3K st. n i rape Site e032 HY vereaes: a made every Wednesday and Saturday. E. WAGG MAN. 619 7th St, Brick Houses w., ell mod. imps., 13 rs... i, 8 rs each. 17 500 5,000 00, D ra 3.500 48 TSsssssecerecseneee $300 0 10 TB ccessene 3.000 E/NGLIS5; FRENCH, AND CLASSIOAL SE “4 LEOT BCHIOL FOR YOU € N, Principal —The eighth ani on the Nth of September, 1575. uual session begias sug2i-ly VOTE. ‘The attention of ready money buyers is called to my method of doing business—One Price Oply—prices marked in- plain fig ures—and discount of ten per cent. for cash A oritical comparison of prices and qualities will show tue cash purchaser the advantages of this method of conducting business, he not Raving to contribute to Josses incurred by bad debts. The ten per cent. margin bas been calculated to cover losses aud expenses entailed by carefal credits, STYLE, PASSE. Stock carried from last spring, consisting of broken and full Suits, worsted Ooate and Vests, and other articles. $9.99, $10.30, snd @13 50 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 @3.60 net. Decided bargains SPRING OVERCOATS. Desirable styles and low prices. SHIRTS. Equal toany inthe C. 8. in fit, wear and workmansbip. Price, $2.80 each. Made to order, UMBRELLAS. Fast dye Gingham, and Silk and Alpaca, 1876. Spring Fabrics and Fashions now ready. Suits to order for $25 or $22.50 net, and upward. GEO. C. HENNING, marll-ly SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Pitesti Hasan lB ae Rticce tical ccey PUBE OLD WHISKYS THAT HAVE NATIONAL REPUTATION: THOMPSON PURE RYE, GENUINE BAKER, OVERHOLT, OLD ZEIGLERS BEST, From $1 to $2 per gallon less than elsewhere. C, WITMER, Duiiding +ives in | feb36 Im* | Hameu Paidt rT. with taxes to Jane 3) 4 snitab’e for three neat out a 4 < $500. nese, An irepection te: not deiring to bi Qnnenncement Address office BY A lioME AND SAVE BEST. | For sale—at @ Dargain—several SMALL B DWELLISG*: 1 SW) each, $200 cash and menth ante paid ‘with balls and 1416 F street northwest. | m PRUSINESS BEN PKEKING OF #7 vited ie.” sreta | fi D imapect the “8ST. CLOCD BUI_D ING,” corner Niath and Fi streets . Datiding wb bre t 3 Post office. Rente Deg, with few exp tons. fro meth Nor reoting tre S6,000,, $25,000 % tunis 2600 TOLUAS ep F ete LOAN UPON vaeirr, KOONES AL &STA r tron TOULA years ra torm the loan 5 AN & GREEN, 41 ¥ w Toad 6t NEY M TOD s 0 tol holes real estate, in enms of from U0. at Y and 10 per cont ‘tn A few evms ats per cent In from $1.08 BH WARNES, ard corner Tih aud # streets 10 LORN—Lar mar?0-In CTS ¥OR SALE—I bave 9 fine RUTLIING 4 LOTS 3) by W feet 2 LOTS 2 by 62 f. ween M aud N stre which T * will » flor r t AW Fo SALE ON VERY A valosi FAxM aod MARKET GARDEN, wit Dated adjourning Bladensburg. five nites’ walk of che Kail ct brated Spa Spring. c ntsine Ieee, with five fraiis ke Dwelling, Mm baild ab on 35 acr Hes in sbon‘tan us6; aud wll ve & high stave & . & groat bare ain OF Bel febi® tra Sues TELS ATO ar ss WM. ROTHWELL fepl tw" No 113 Breet 8. E E NvESTuD IN K S50 - PAYS LAGS PROFITS W citer Men and Mi ame ot Wail st aod Wailst, Heview SENT JOUN HICKLING &00., 17 Jy Bankers and Brokers, 72 Broadway, N ¥ NVESTMENT — from the mark he pext 30 dave SAFE AND SUK SS esos one per will pay large pr: small in us Near Gold snd Stock Exchang yoni am SL LADIES’ GOODs. BROIDERIES FROM IMPORTERS 1 tusk -d. 3 ¥DGi Wl! be noid far below their real + Ine. ck of Saxony EMSROIDRBIES, att atore in the city. avo of 3. which Also. a new he cheapest CONNOLLY marl7tr 6 ON PRessma KERS. The “Excelsior” Knife, Pi ALTER lays a pl teed baw Box and Blas ct than the m st one half of the mate. id who can easily plait ROSENBATL Contin: TRCOHARD Hotel, Paw REMOVED, af: SS B.A McOORMINK ; Mr HAS REMOVED HER LINERY ESTAB SHM is To 522 Nivth street, wm ad building. where she will PY to nee ber cus tomers the ladies of ston. The newest designs iv Bonnets and Hats, with a fae assortmout of Millivery Goods, and satisfactory work alway+ guaranteed, mars tr 187 SPRING. 1876 Jost received from Bew York French and Amer can CHIPS. Engli-b and Fancy Straw TUBB ANS BOUND HAT? ane BONNETS. Al-o. SILKS, FEATRER*. FLOWER‘, ORN AMENTS, CASHMERE NETS ano LA JES 2° Vid KID GLOVES in the now Spring ahede, Also, invite attention to onr new GLOVE: 3 But tors at @1; 3-Buttons at @1 25; 6 Buttons at ‘all and look at them hte sarcheaee = Mes. M. J. HUNT, mar2-tr 621 and 623 D mreet. ES BONS, NOVELTIES. ors. 1109 F street, betweren lith and 13th «treets, ECEIVED—A larec and selec assortment ot HAMBURG EDGING LNSEBTING and EMBROIDERY TRIMMINGS, uew and choice patt-rns, saperior in style and | ;wer in price than ever bef.re. Cotton and ‘Linen STAR, LOUP and 8B : wiattis DS, in all REPOS a apecialty, UPP! TINE BRAID INFANTS’ LACE O4Ps feb28-tr 614 9th stre SP ECIsLTIEs : DOUGLASS’. EB Steck of Fancy Goode Boveities recelved gay Agency for Domestic ions. fobte-te PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH! To do this it te n Fy that you shonld inhale eeh and pi in rooms you daily end nightly occu; can only be done successfull aed without of contracting Coughs, Ool and their pro! stteadant evils. by purchasing end he NEW PATENT TRAMSPAREET VENTILA- pMiltons of property and hendreds of lives saved THE SAFETY MATCHES AND AMERICAN FUSEES. Manufactured Oni the American Pusees - penp, Lemated. Bree, Pa. mn ¥ PERFECT 8a! THE OBL TEE wor ‘stad MATOH IN BITERS ‘Ol tak bieteior ee co. Pees Tanned Taare ned Der sale by Grocers and Draggists. WASHINGTON OFFICE maré-Im 1511 PEBBSYLVANIA AVENUE. a eee DRY GOODS. Finest DSESS SHIRTS M manver, for 2.35. Perfect ‘Oviy @228 for the SAINTS. made to onder. et the B ™ SHIKT FACTOM). 101 « TO OBPDER street, Wash aideg @) 0838 WHITE COBDED PIQUS, at 12\0 , Aprons Gad Drewes TION — We are ¢irected by the manufac- rednee the New York FINISHED SHIRT $1.25, beter than any parti; 2). Shirt at g1 80 Sho. J. 30) marll-tr “ECONOMY. HAMBURG BDGI be sid for less than ¥ ‘CLOTH from @] to 95. in all atyles. OASPIMBRES for Men's wear trom @I to $5 por yard ASSIMERES for Boys’ wear from ST\c. to @1 "4 ITE SPREADS for 92 earn ods were never sold in the city for tees OTTONS frome dt sand INSSBT x 4 wide at prince from & to 370 ; ANDRO: HIN COT lee WAMBUITA, ithe. A aploodia 54 TT -N tor Ihe The targest ars orient of PRAN TS in the olty, the ™ ge. to We wer yard. VAMABK, NAPAINS and TOWSLS, ONOMY SHIRT” s\ 81 25 stomps the LVUTIRELL & Wt 1930 PENNSYLVANIA A roarll 6t NEW SPRING GOODS. ving new Cally FANCY DRESS a arriving oe uew F end Styles The lareest b “t steck of BLACK LK*,Mounal d ALPACAS, to be foned in SO" WOW. RDO & ©o., No 8 [th street a. w seeker No.708 K strort NEW STYLES! E\. STYLES! Fresh sopplies « SPRING DRESS Goops Opening Laity Alo. ynst received be NEW SPRING PAT TERNS from Mme. Demorest, of New York At the ( ne Price Store of WM. BIRD WYLIE, __ 1014 7th street northwest SOUTH WashinGTON DRY eooDs. tan, ® mars-tr Andrvec hiate, and other ta yard beac maken, 12K rood for the money all iinen, =. from ST ic. to gl BAILEY cots south waat, GRAND OPENING oF ‘G DRY GOODS. NEW STORS (formerly “ w etock of very SPR We har Fate: « Mu chowe pened at on i) with a DRY G ant KWE OODS r SPRIB invite of for SUMS aud the publte Our -pecialties are a fail lias of DBESS COC DBESS SILKS, BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHITE Goo! HOUSEHOLD WARE, CLOTHS. and riende i WOLFORD 4 SHILBEERG, S17 MARKET SPace, maré tr Tatré door from 9th street BROOHEAD & CO, 969 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Borwoen 9h and 10th streets,) Invite attention to their complete stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY Goons, the prices of which in many cases bave beon GREATLY REDUCED! Biack SILKS, from 950. to @4 50 cm cluding B. unet. Guinet, Dellons aad kt cal: ebrated mak-s) Bleck ALPACAS and MOHALRS, from 2c. ap. snd Black French CASHMEBES, (origiasl aye.) from 57 xe. up. Freres Kochlin French Cambrics, (best goods made.) plain aud figured We. yard. in 4 4 Bleached COTTOR. Ladies’ Underwear of the late styles and best makes and materials at manote tarers’ prices. 3 button Parise KIDS, White, Biack, Upers, and Biree: Colors, @1 35. PRINTS in beautiful designs and fast colors, $e. BRANOH STO: STRED. betweea Lith and 13th streets. Call and examine before purchasing oleewhere. BROPHEAD « Co. maré-tr 939 Pounsyivania ave. DEY GOODS FEARFULLY CHEAP. 13:00 742 Callooes in Remnants Se per ya. AL dark colors in Dress Goods at Beacy made Feit Skirts 65c.. worth Bi 28. New st) les of SPRING Dakss GOODS, Elogaut Drews Plaids. 12 Blowing Breck, ote makes Black Onshmeres. 75, pi peas a Gitaeg Sarees alti: Ser Be « ae ca sll Wool Carpets ¥. N. NAUDAIN, 709 Market space. SEASON. ITCHELL ee CLosiInG SALE OF THE 30) v. Vt . 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. All the remaining stock DBY GOODS will now oy Having made Prices Feu Foreign and Domestic soe Rata ad and ‘Winter stock. ever. GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. Gey for ae OnE SECTORS PERS BAT 08 SVERYTHING ONDER 7HIB HEAD ar 4 4