Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY......... «March 23, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being more than three times that | Of any other datly payer in Washington, and more than that of all the others added together. Te Advertisers. | a Advertisers are requested to send in their an- Souncements as early in the day as possible, and in ‘Bll cases before 120’clock M. The insertion in the Business Manager of THE STAR, according to theiz ‘enor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise provoking delays may occur. Checks, etc., should in all cases be mate payable tw the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CoMPANY,—not to that of any Individual. #@- Anonymous communications not read; re- Jec’ed manuscripts not returned or preserved. ———— The Timber Thieves. The necessity of active measures for prevent ing depredations on government timber has long been evident. The country has been robbed of plunderers, and unless their operations are firmly checked our most valuable timber will be recklessly destroyed and great tracts of and, denuded of their forests and exposed to | drought, will be seriously impaired in value. The present Secretary of the Interior has re- eognized that an evil of the magnitude and long standing of the timber depredations re- quires heroic treatment, and has checked with a stronger hand than his predecessors, these xigantie robberies. Much lumber taken from the public lands has been recovered and the proceeds of its sale turned over to the Treasu- | ty. In Minnesota twenty-five eriminal and seventy eight civil suits have been prosecuted to final judgm ernment has gained a verdi In Louisiana and Mississippi also, and in several western states and territories the operations of the In. terior department have been vigorously proseeutad. A sum of money has been realized for the government equivalent to more than one-half of the amount repre- sented il the previ recoveries of Stolen timber for twenty. In the vast scheme of repressive operations which the comparative neglect of the past now makes necessary, errors in details, eases ofin- | dividual oppression, instances of injurious use of power by untrustworthy special agents and other minor evils may all be expected. The chinery will not work without a hiteh, but y careful supervision and skillful guid- anee its great ends will undoubtedly be at- tained The zeal of the Seeretary of the Int rior is turned iu the right direction and his labors cannot fail to be of pubiie benefit. The erusad inst him by some of our prominent Senators must not be allowed to confuse the ‘ase. On unsurveyed lands the timber eannot be bought, and seitlers in order to live are of necessity depredators. The Congressof the Uni- ted tes, though repeatedly petitioned, ha: failed to relieve them from their dificult posi tion. By statute they are still considered dep - redators,and it is the duty of the executive branch to enforce existing laws. The Sec tary ealled attention to the state of the case in his report to Congress, and sugges‘ed appro- priate legislation; but none was fortheoming. In applying the laws to such cases he has, however, endeavored to produ S little hard- Ship as possible; he has not exacted the full as discriminated in the persons on were to be imposed, and has per- mitted the technically stolen timber to be re. tained upon the payment of a reasonable price. The present onslaught on the Secretary is based ona side issue of secondary import- ance. Whatever variety of opinions may be expressed as to the expediency of some iso- lated measure in the war against the timber depredators, the general scheme of suppress- ing these vast robberies cannot fail to receive the approval of every unprejudiced person. The great intermational walking match in London ends to-day, and from preseat ap- pearances, O'Leary, the American representa. tive will be the victor. No doubt our Britis cousins will in that event claim that O'Leary belongs to them—that he is an Irishman and not an American. He is of Irish birth to be sure,“but was “raised” in this country, and this fact as wellas the result inthe case of the rifle matches serves to show that there is nothing the matter with our air in the way of deteriorating the human race. Perhaps we will presently send over some of our rowers to beat the Britons in that last diteh of their boasted physical preeminence. The European nations are by no meansa happy family at present. England is at fever heat. Russia wants to know, you know, what England is doing in the Seaof Marmora, in defiance of international law, and insinuates that the congress can meet very comfortably, whether England attends or not. The North German Gazette says it is evident that Russia regards war with England as inevitable. Rou- mania refuses to receive independence at the hands of Russia, and will not permit the pas- sage of Russian troops through her territory; one of these two nations is going to get hurt. Greeee is sulky and will not enter the con- gress, except on an equal footing with her big neighbors. Austria is divided in her councils; Just now her leanings appear to be towards Russi: contest in wits between the representatives of England and Russia is progressing. Who can tell whether or not words will be followed by | blows? Germany, too, ison the very brink of war- She hassenta powerful expedition against Nic- aragua, with the apparent intention of blow ing up this portion of the American continent. Little states must be taught that it is not safe to tritte with German consuls. —___<e- —_____ The row in the New York homeopathic Camp has not yet been quieted. The liberals and the strict constructionists are arming for @renewalof the fray. The point at issue is Whether the entire practice of a homeepathie physician must be conducted in strict con- furmity with the words of the constitution, on the principle of “like cures like.” Those who think that the whole practice of medicine is not necessarily founded on this one prin- ciple, and that mechanical means must some- times be used to counteract mechanical ef- fects and chemical means to counteract chem- ical effects, have gained two victories, but are now apparently defeated, the twice adopted resolutions expressing their views having been rescinded. The liberals claim that they are true homeropaths, and do not think it isa Proper view of the principles of that belief which would place the removal of a sliver from the flesh, in case of accident, outside of homeopathic practice. E. SCHEEL, Organist and Teacher of the Piano. Particular attention given to bezin- ers, as well as those further advan Yerms Amoderate. 1132 7th st. n.w. , L. WILD & BRO.. 723 7ih st, * tical Piano and Musical Instrume ers, give CAL attention to TUN ING and REPAIRING Pianos, Organs’ and other Instruments. Prices'as low as consist- ent with honest work. Also, the Kranick & Bach and Agents for the Stieff, the Hamming-sird Vianos, mu SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD s FOR CASH. marls-6:* G DONE AT HO: 20 Corner 8th and D sts, n.w. ME. 625 A street e KFATING's COUGH LOZENGES. no remedy so certain in Bee Sa, WINTER COUGH. INe GIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and all ‘of and LUNGS alike yield to Its infla- medical testimony states that no better cure for these complaints exists, which has been ‘cons! over half acentury’s ex nce. are sold by all Chemists. Fifty cents per box. Bt ot x Speete nex FOUGEERA & CO. For so RESS MAKING,— street Dies Ring Wa est § dmarld-ev3." MLSs al, M. SMYTH, At almost every court in Europea } illions of dollars through wood | | | {i | GCODS ever offered in this market. SPRING DRES: | M. L Rr ses WESTERN CREAMERY, AND FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., m23-Im Center, Northern, and Eastern markets. I cE IC Et: Tax INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY, (Yellow Wagons, ) | Having harvested their full supply of KENNEBEC ICE, are Dow selling at their usual Low Bates, Now is the time to secure your SUPPLY FOR THE SEASON. Ofice 12th street and Pennsylvania ave. 2 Depot 9th-street Wharf. a! mar23-27 LARGE STOCK Ae 2%, ¥ yING ON HAND A bh 22 at - 3 1b. Can Tom: Stabler’s yi California Fruit, 25e. Stabler's Pears, ‘B0e. ». Can Peaches, 18c. 3 Ib. Can Peaches, 20c. Best Sugar-cured Hain, 12's-,: Lard. 10c. Spring Lam) and Asparagus Just received. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, m23-tr Corner 14th st. and New York ave. De®UGLass’. CORSETS, CORSETS. Over SIXTY STYLES. incinding every desira- ble make. Any style made te order. The largest variety to selectiroum, and satisfaction assured in all cases, ‘Look at our $1.75 COR3ET, now selling at $1, DOUGLASS’, T Ninth and F Sts., St.Oloud Building. RODHEAD & CO., 939 Penn. avenue, between 0th and 10th streets, are now opening Bs BYE, veautiful and cheapest tine of DRI e quote the prices of a few articles:—Dress (isads from Be. to $2.00 per yard: Black Silks from 75c. to $4. per yard. All-wool Cashmeres, double width, 50e. and up; Towels from 75c. to $12 per dozen: ‘Beautiful Prints, 52. per yard and up; Bleached and Ua- bleached Cottons in 4 leached Cotton, 7 fhawls, B 5c, and up; Androsacogg 4¢.; All-weol Shetland ¢, and up: Buntings, 25c. aud up; (best mak 1, Béest) Bleue S-Button: Kit Clones: ce and BPs | Cotton, spool, (six spools for 25°.) “Now is the time to secure beau- Hful Hirst class Goods at less prices than is usually nile or ont ity and trashy me ene PB RODHEAD © CO., ma123-tr 929 Penn’a avenue, OODS-1878. WE WILL CPEN ON MONDAY, March 25, The largest and best assorted stock of SPRING DRESS GOUDS ever kept by us, We name a few piclal Bargains of the above-named goods: 2 cases assorted colors and plain DRES3 GUOD3, at 12', cents. 1 case BOURETTES, 15 cents. 50 pieces assorted patterns of Dress Goods, 15 cents, 200 pieces of Imported Dress Gouds, (immense . hargain, ) 25 cents. Yaril-wide Androscoggin 4-4 Bleached COTTON, | 7 cents. 5 cages very best makes of CALICORS, (job lot,) | 4% cents. Special bargains in Black CASHMERES, from 25 cents per yard up. Black ALPACAS. 15 cents. New stock CANTON MATTING, New stock Spring CARPETS, from 15 cents up. CASHMERES for boys’ wear, 18, 20, 25, 30, 31. 37, 50, 60, 75 cents, IMMENSE BARGAINS at the Cheap Store. C. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 Pennsylvania avenus, South side, near 7th L & WINE 4 ARE OFFERING THE Best Black Silk in the city, $2.50, Best Black Silk in the city, $2. Best Black Silk in the city, $1.25, Splendid Black Silk, $1. Good Black Silk, 75. Beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods just received. ‘Wool Brnting, all colo s. Bunting. good quality, at 25: Our §1 rimber of Black Cashmere is worth §1 25. Black Cashmere at 28¢. ; very good. Black Alpacas, from 15 to 50¢. Black Henrietta Cloths of finest quality, Biack Tamise Cloths of finest quality. Black Camels Hair Grenadine, at 7 Biack Grenadines from 25c. to $1. Large lot of Spring Dress Goods (last year's styles) Ibe : 0:0 for 40 and 5dr. Beautiful line of Lawns just in, Finest Linen Lawns. at 25c, Luann ee ie Cott t n'ont Androscoggin, 8c. These Cottons for cash only. Pillow-case Cotton, 10c. 10-4 Sheeting at 15>. 's ‘ing Sprague’s Calico, Be. ; Ail-wool Baset Cloth, white, blue and cardinal new), 75c. Parasols and Suh Umbrellas, just received, Hamburg Elge from 3c. up. Beautiful line of Ladies’ Lace Neck-wear. i Job Lot of Ladies’ and Gent's Hdkfs, about half val ue. ‘Table Linen Napkins and Dollies in great variety. Spring Cloths and imeres cheap. Suits made to order on shortest notice. Men’s Shirts 1eaqy for use, $1 and $1.25, Plain and Fancy Mattings from 203. up. Oll-Clotbs ‘able and floor. LUTTRELL & WINE, mar23-2w 1930 Pa. ave., cor. 0th st. WILLIAN is now constantly receiving in- voices of Goods direct from his house in Pa- Tis, comprising new and exclusive designs in Bon- nets, Millinery Goods, Neckwear, Undergarments, Manties and spring Wraps, Kili and ot the celebrated J. B. P. Corsets, fine mings, Laces, Mitts, and other choice the season. As Mus. WILLIAN has Ce lor e Novelties of made very comfortable arrangements for the trying on of Garments, he pes his patrons will kindly assist him in his ef- forts to abolish the annoying custom of sendin | of March, 178, our goods on approval; to take effect from this date, as sales are frequently missed from goods not being in stock, mar22-tr reonmpa ORANGES, MANY OF THEM WEIGHING 18 OUNCES EACH. CALL AND SEE THE PREMIUM FRUIT. ALSO, NEW MAPLE SUGAR, from Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, B. W. REED’S SONS, war22-tr 1916 F st. n. w. ‘ONG LEE TEA. ‘Just received a fresh Lmportation of the celebrat- ea TONG LU CHUP, Finest Navored ane the ‘ket. c. Cy Mnar2i-3t Cor. 15h and T sts. nie. Oo us $10 AND $12 BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL SUITS, jothing like it in Washington. @ood ‘There Is let good to wear and well mae, GOOD SUITS, $7, $8 and $10—very stylish, J. W. SELBY, Pennsytvant mai2l-tr 1914 ani Ve * OILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, &c., CHEAP. store ot JAS. B. DODSON WILL BE SOLD OFF WwitHouT REGARD TOCUST, meet the. re have reduced the price of nls popelar brand of Wisk, unequaled for vor stage DIRECT FROMTHE GROVES ATSAN MATER, é on the ‘The entire stock of the old and long-established | plaster. R ‘PORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank AT GEORGETOWN, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, At the Close of Business, Mirch 15th, 1873. RES Loans and discounts. rent expenses and taxes pald Cheeks and other cash items. Bills of other Banks... . Specte (including gold Treasury ceriiit- cal egal-tender notes, | | | WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED For a short time, a HORSE to a> ht work for his keeping. Call or leave al- dress at 1700 Penney ane ae: margs 2c" ANTED—PLACE by a white woman who ts Good cook, washer and ironer, or chamber- maid, Inqutre Monday at $29 st ite ANTED-To buy, a four-horse power EN- GINE, second hand, “Inquire 608 Joth ‘st. nw, city. ar23 2° WANED A aistcass 1k CREAM Ma- KEE; none other need apply. App'y 4259-8 ES S.e. st. new. WV ANTED-—A French woman, speaking also SERVICE with a family going 20 Feces Sakae ‘0 France. at 230 Kast Capitol st.) © "8 m: jt ANTED—A lady wishes the ASSISTANCE of @ gentleman of ineans to enable her to into business. Addi u ES : Post Office. U.S. certificates of deposit for iegal- ANTED—A young widow desiresa SITUA- tenders........+.. W none: Hounekeeper, city or country: best Redemption fund with U"'S. of reference. Address Mrs. FB. MARTIN, P urer (5 per cent. of circuia ion). O.. city. 1 Total... on ANTED—By a irl from the Indus- LIABILITIE: Capital stock paid in. Surplus fund. Undivided profits. Nal ik not onal Bank ni Dividends unpaid Individual deposits Due to other National Bank: Due to State Banks and bankers. Total ........ I, W. LAIRD. jr., Cashler of the above-named Bank, do solemnly swear that the above stat:m-ut is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, LAIRD, JR., Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 224 day MAYHEW PLATER, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: $. THOS. BROWN, 1t x i, Breveeo, ([BIRTY-sEcoND ANNUAL STATEMENT or THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN, i Directors oeeef 44,020, 146.47 6.489, 014 06 2,680,902 42 22 3°4 86 963,212,427 81 DISBURSED IN 1377, TO PoLicy-HOLDER: For claims b death and matured en- dowments, $3,306,724 00 Surplus re- turned to Policy hol. ders. RECEIVED IN 187 For Premiums For interest 511,776 24 Lapsed. surrendered i i Policies ,...1,305, 783 43 © $7,124,283 67 $413,720 16 88,728 4 18,492 00 ‘a vertising, Ghimpeete, 140, 754 98 change, etc. a a er eee TE 656.696 08 TANEE...... 350,364 49 ——— 8, 40, 344 24 MBER + $45,072,083 67 SCHEDULE OF ASSETS: Loans upon Reai Estate, first lien. . Loans upon Stocks and Bonds... 3.335, 744 97 130.730 28 Premium notes on policies in force.: 5,605,486 14 Cost of Real Es‘ate owned by the States Registered 2,448.359 12 }, 400, rom agent Bi.ls Receivable. = — $45 072,085 57 Interest accrued and due. $2, 240.661 13 Rents accrued,.... ... , 00 Market value of stocks aud bonds over cost......... 182,698 38 Net premiums in course of collection. (NONE.) Bet deterred quarterly: and semi-annual premiums, — 34,560 08 GROSS ASSETS, December 31, 1877. Lian Litie: Amount required to rein- sure all outstanding pol icles, net, assuming 4 T cent. interest .....$42.361.971 00 All other liabilities, 1,474 429 95, SuRPLus, December 31. 187 Increase of assets during 1877 . atlo of expense of managemei ceipts in ee eteeesseres Policies in force, December 31, 187 . 66,252, insuring. . JAME8 GOUDW! L. GRe 7 14 per cent. “$178, 280,625 IN, Presi ent, JACOB LEN “, Secretary, JOHN M. TAYLOR. Ass’t Secretary, D. H. WELL, 21 Ass*t Secretary, A.C. GIBBS. General Ageat D.C., 1429 Pa, ave., over Mitburn’s, Nore. [At a meeting of the Dir-ctors held Wea ne.day, March 20 1878, James J. Goodwin, e was elected » Director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of thelate Major James Goodwin. Tas following new officers were elected:—Tacob Le Greene, “President; John M. Taylor, Secretary? DH. Wells, Asst Secretary, it EW Fone (yee had Silden pis} enns 7 Gop Goons: ANE ay" LOW Ladies’ French Kid Button, Ladies’ Fine Kid French Hee! Ladies’ Best French Kid, B,C, Is, Buttor les’ House Slippers Ladies’ Kid Newport Ties. Ladies’ Kid or Goat Buttor Gent's Hand-stitched Calf Gent's Fine Calf Congress, jent’s Calf Creole Congress. is of Misses’ and Children’ less than elsewhere, GEO. McCARTHY. CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR tores gray or faded hair to its original color appearance in three to ten days, re- and prevents the hair falling ith @ constantly increasing sale for the past ht years, we fee! satisfied we can recommend it, {thas the ad vantages over all other preparations of this character of— First, being NATTANS’ atter, hg more or less dirt upon the scalp, to shake fore using. itd, does not stain linen or the finger nails. A trial will convince. Pat up in farge bottles. Price One Dollar. For sae ai lorner 2d and D sts. n.w. maris-tr Cont ‘corner 14th Gnd T nto. B ENSON’S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. creatin ‘up bef ‘hit improvement] A soothing, healing, ordinary porous | strengthening and pal killing agent in one, The Manufacturers received the highest and ony, award given to Porous Plasters at the Centennial, Recommended by physicians everywhere. Re- eves pain at once—cures quickly. shh bane perior taal otuse porous wieetere aa een all other porous plasters, fats until the 1st of April, to closd business, marS1-St fnents, Ae was invented oorercome the slow ace 7 Est al nu rous rs. ‘or BORE EN nxcrnmesene, | Gx giant oases tar ae? f seases, raply re Computations for Bulioers, Bere ING: | Byer invented or known: others short Teasonable rates, Sold all over the world, iharle-lin Hoon 8St- Cloud BENIN | Price 25 cents, S-ut on receipt of price by iO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know SEABURY & JOHNSON, AA lite Test'one Boar Gass: ee ee to the eye, mari3-m,w,s 21 Platt st., N. ¥. Heit B'S, Optician. Korps AND STO: KS, United States Bonds of all kinds; Dstrict of Columbia Bonds of varions i issues; Washington and Geor; juarterly Stock ; Manicipaland Halrond Ronds goa Ste bought YI8 JOHNSON & 0O., Bankers, 10th st. and Penna, avenue, youn trial school, aSTTU AT, operator on the machine; wi-ln, generals useful, Address R. 8. Nas seamstress or to make herself Cc. ‘Washing’ ga a ANTED-—Lidies to know that the hand- somest BRAID» are made out of hair comb- ings for $1: puifs, 10 cents; curis, 50 cents: fated halr dyed the original color, cheap, at H. PHIL: | IPPI'S Hatr Factory, 868 7th st. n.w., near H. mai23 3.* ANT-D-—Three ROOMS, op secowa Hoor it | ible; if not second. on third floor, un- and good Board for two; reference ex- Address ‘‘James,*’ Star office, m2? 2t* YANTED—A square ROM, second floor, ‘with good light, In good locality on Penney: vaniaavenue or 7th’ st. n.w, Address ** ‘rvsta Ivorytype, ‘tar office. white or colored WOMAN wash and iron for two grown par- sons aud five children; must have recomm: tions. Apply 808 17th mar22 2 ANTED-A Lad: of intelligence and refine- me t desires to TRAVEL as Lady's compan= jon or attendant. Seay & secondary considera tion, Adiress Mis M.A.R.. city PO, furnished, changed. TED—For D'rofessiona’ Office business ta | AN W Washington and Baltimore, Young MAN with four hundred dollars; salary seventy a month or an Interest, larshail,"* “No, 407 4th st, new. mv22-2.* ANTED—TENANT for woll-furnished dou- bie House: large yard: location northwest: contains fifteen rooms and basement: all modera improvements: will be rented reasonally to a re sponsible person or forthe Board of a family of ae. Address Post Office Box 400, mar22-3t" ANTED TO PURCHASE — A_ BRICK HOUSE, not over $5,000. Srate location. and address BUYER, this office. ma W a8 2225 Gniepirens Enfurnishud BOOMS, in App'y Bureau of Info mar21-3t* a mation, 1422 F st. JAMES 8. PHILP & CO, rnished an good location. st JANTED—PLAITING (Parisian mode), 2 ceuts per yard for all klods; the only reliable od; can do the heaviest woolen gonds ina few es. Miss LUCAS, Dressmaker, 814 I stree oth n. _mar21-3_ y meth 3 best of yiven. Address, stating location and price. Lock Box 157, post office, mar21:31" YT ANTED—A medium-sized HOUSE with modern improvemen # small family of adults, Ad cftice, Wy ANTED_KNIFEPLAITING, Call at 825 A Guid range, all oor Oni; mod, a OW iene) GRNIEE nl I sts, ; Warranted not between Dand En.w. ward Somme, Garg nns Dd to cut or injure the finest material, mar19-6.* R BENT = ARDEN FARM. sixiesn ‘ DS. 10 20 ANTED-OLD GOLDandSiLVER. in ta Fes, with cro} six-room house atid necessary 2 Wooeksmall quan gee OR HEN eat ame | cuuotiags on Brentwood road two. tn Fy HICKEY & CO., 349 Pa, ave. new. mari3-im D Pen y rane ot CHANDLER = 7 ANTED—by a man who speaks several differ- y y > BRICK uatelnihtentte who arenboutvisting eatin | Feet om Conta B vel wi Persons who are about vi ing Europe, 3 x With = 5 ANTED Two or three GENTLEMEN tooe- | tween 11th and 12th n, marag 1 st. s.€., 10° rs B fupy a large third story south front room. or | «yg RENT_One three-story BRICK HOUSE 56 Virginia ave. s.w.. 41s woyee aS guitante dor gendfeman and wife. Table BOARD | Wiutertama ang haicetors mith att imneiegy | Oy Vreniaate, Sw. 1Bth of each monta'a “Bal as. G17 F et. n _ Improvements, No. 229 13th st. s.w.. near the | yerne eee for saleand rent on my books, WANTED To exchan 2 bew STOVES for old | Absicultural Department aud ten minutes’ walk | which ean be ‘on ication at my office, or ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th | to ‘he Treasury; good neighborhood. Inqi Oe Will be sent by mail tr asuiveds and KC ats. nw. Smokey Chimneys cured or no | 408 “th st., between Dand Eu.w. mares Loans, Dey. Btoyes rented, novibete FO RENT HOURE No. 45 H street northwest, | _ $4-5CO, $8,000, $350, at Bper cent. ma'23-tr ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old 7 roonis, water, gas andceliar: rent low: kes at | — = J 202%, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S, 6th | No. 47. marai-3i | PRY T. J. BROWN, LeDroit Buildin gas. oe Metrobes to Beet two rooms, $80 to | Scie RENTTwo on nee ROOME, wanna 627 D st. n.w., store. 2 | ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the Orat | rocin iow ront'in atone toe, Tio? inst ns o1 : t 2 - D. : W timber or NEESER eR PP OF which a | Xehangeds O19 F sirest Holst: sel wore aad gee Hberal price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star | ABLE saan t FOR SALE. office, aug30-tt | A eT ABI A, aime enough, fo. 8 Sr. h., 2,000 ft. “ | ses: carriage hot jolning; central orale 000 ft... WASTER fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ot | ntlOWe Be i. WARNER & CO. ote F oo | stery goods and work at lowest possible prices, by. TP ORIGIHAT = new | AOACCHAGE, i Lota aenue tirleg™ | FPO TENT RICK HOUSE, Nova wot | Mie. i ioe ANTED_MOTHS ana other inseets tn furni- | orem order. Apply to Wal. Re Rie sig inate by superheat steam, larket Bpace, of Tt E'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augié-ty For RESET BOOMS on sa aoe noe: GL NABNEE & Co., ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate at Suitable for housekeeping, at No. 14218 street | BRAINARD H. WAnweR, EDWIN A’ McIwTInE. W EN RGiia Git Larios te, ROTA 1 | northwest; water and gas; to parties’ without chile bead Borthwest, ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S uire | Addre.s Mrs. OLLIE R. VAN, | mar23-3.° | FOR RENT AND SALE. | z =~ ‘Ooi P st. ps, cor.V LORS, 1229 | ] mars3-20° ;0OMS, with or without Boar ‘and Chambers, second floor; also othe: small. No, 317 4% st. now. "ma: 83-3¢* DR RENT—A desirable ten-room HOUSE. near St. Aloysius’ Chureh. “Apply Boom 4,9. 330 | st. 7 mod, 1 Frame, mod. i Brick, m. §, ave. and N st Fst. bet. 14 h & 15: » 39 H si.n.w, marg3- #S FOR RENT_To \ GESTLEMAN One laree, Fr BENT! FOR RENT: FOR RENT: Furnished BED-ROOM, at 1338 131k st. ; privat family, Rent low. Reference required.“ m3-3" gOUSES FOR RPNT IN ALL SECTIONS OF R RENT_On the Heights of Georgetown, THE CITY, two-story BRICK DWELLING, six. room ; Apply ISB gh st, Georgeto R AND AT ALL PRICes, ny FR REST, That decile DWELLING, No THEO. F. GATCHELL, CMI: hee Lone ee eee Real Estate and Insurance A t . i AVIA bunste ne tC Toate on premises, oF maig3-tf_LeDroit Butlding. corner 8:h BR RENT—AT $10 Eacti—Two or four hani oR RENT, | somely Furnished South Front ROOMS, in private family; bath, with Not and cond. wate PP ne ng taker ward ifdesired. 911'L st, new. m) | 28 West. Weo'tn, G3 rome tnod. tape FOE BENT Six room HOUSE. water and en: st. D.w,. 18 rooms and ‘store Datttonen and assment, no hall. Noto eh To As, 50. Se eee w. Inquire at bakery corner 6th and Gets, | 124 M st i ee rooma mod. im od im a = large house and R RENT—A six-room HOUSE on ih et.. | sins sate Renee: above Boundary st. n.w., No. 2114; back aud side yard: well of water in Vard. Key'next doom, | Rent $12 per month. Apply 929 L st. n.w. n-23 3. 1 — Six-room R RENT — 2 Od HC USE, 724 10:h st. n.e.: just horoughly re- pa'red; water: H_ street cars pass within 20 yards ofdoor, Tnqui ma: 23-1m eeegesesseszcs BT next door. POR BEST Thtee-story BRICK DWELLING with two-story Back Building, No.11 &st.n.w.: twelve rooms: concrete cellar; ail modern improve- ments; at $30 per month to good tenant: cheapest rentin the city, See premises, mar23-61* eat 8s mai $3-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN | deste a beautiful park. Wilf reut low 10.8 poriras it. 1320 1 st. new. ma:22-3t" TORE and DWELLING of seven per Det. 24h and 26th hn. w. St., bet, 20ih and 218t n.w., st.. bet, 2d and 8d 7 | 3 C n.w.. ver ft. Feoms. with gas and Water, and stable on reat | M si, bef. 1oth and 10d iw per fi Of lot; No. 1 st.n.w. JOS. F. LY. | ist st., bet. Band Cs.e.. per ft....... 4 Real Estate Agent, cor. of Sth and L sis, t. 18th and 13th’ s.w., per ft 60 ESE, BENT aT eg two-story aud “tasem Hou Rent. BRICK HOUBEB, six rooms. gas, water. & 20117 st n.w., furn, Nes. 1615 and 1619 New Jergey ave. n.w. AD] 1200 K st. n.W., turn. at 452 Mst. n. 1Ar22-3, Ss ‘OR RENT—Nos, 305, 307, 309 and 311 York ave., five rooms eac convenient to nuret and cars; have been reduced from $15 to st. new. 1137 7th st. n.w.. mod. ~ 215 D st. nw. $10 per month. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 | 7a, Lp Tih st. mare Se | 1900 20th st. nw SEMENT. No. 924 i BA: 10th suitable for dren preferred, mar2L-3o* 61 2. ims BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE HORS: sa ved real MM posted in the Rounty Address ATTORNEY, HAVE SEVERAL FINE BUILDING iu the northern part of the city for sale desirable Houses for sale and rent. Ble A RESTAURANT doing a good tory Feasons given for selfing ress CHANCE, Star office. 00, $2,000, $1 500, 800 TO LOAN o tate security in the city, HER, 513 mar G ma 23-81 IRE THE SERVICES of a GENTLEMAN Laws: state exper Post OMce Box marZs 31° Luts a fo Jogn on goo! real estate security, A. ¢. WEST Neo. T18 15th street n.w. mar23-o08i" A. DAIRY OR PASTURE FARM of 20 acros, 44. located near Glenwood Cemetery; to @ re- Sponsibie and prompt tenant this onventent Diace will be rented on reasonabie terms, Apply to -< _marZ3-e03" DAVID MOORE. on the promises. DOR SAL first-class three. feet. running through te tse. A DESIR embracing Fails © fon and Alexandr’ roved by a dw: ONSG. Stable, & cherries, pears, ance Will be taken at a reasonab Appt 123 GE RAL 1 | curit ] conveniences, ney~ ~ JR SALE At considerably bel | Square 70. frontin, avenue, between i STORE: on ure Of Root Wate! y to Address S10 suit y ts satisi at-Law, 934 kf susceptible of advant MO a8) FI mai 21-16 ) LOAN- percent., and mai2t St na Grocery Mill se] the Fixtures separate. Address W. i ‘RK SALE and Pr tern »B CHEAT. ABLB COUNTRY RESI ven acres of land under cult h. Virginia, conventent to W: rafl and turnpike, agit Small House and Lot ble price In part aS as MO RUES Room 18, St. Che et WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Atte _mai2l-2w 1321 F the a: 98-10 f and N ous sulidiy CH, 18th st. $500, $600. $1,000. $2,000. $2,5.0, $5000, $4,000, 85 everal large sums at 7 p ‘on approved rea R. E-STOCK AND FIXTURES of 803 North D street DENCR. It ts im KR RENT—A iwauciful elght-room HOUS«, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 Soventn Bt, all modern improvements: half acre of ground: , ;. | Howers. fu t an p hrubbery. + 209 Yards worth of (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) pundary, ards west of 16.b St, Rut « 3 Apply No. 1100'L sts news mards 3c” | 914 ,,Three-Sory Brick Houses for Sale. ity'to eur mutual | 912M st .+ (stable, ) 12 rs. 8 mar22-3t" 4. H. CROSBMA (UR RENT—Small BRICK HOUSE, No, 1726 | 217 Ast od. iL : ow Tthst.u,w. seven rooms, gis, Water, bath, ete... | 123 B st TNO LOAN $1.000._ $2,000 ete: house'in’good order, Possession given April | 417 K st. 6 00 cent... and $600 0 1 JOS, F. KEULY, Real E-tal 622 H st. n:w., mod. imps. 15 rs. 6.500 | num. on first-class real v ae Boo ti me imps. 9 ary be 4 \ barge Arad dhe ats ; | Cor, Vaid Nerth Capitol sts. mod. im.. 8 rs 6.0 a iw) Suburban RES rr RESIDENCE. No. F | with large grounds stork« y © fruit, 7 alulng fourteen racn, wich al i. Sone, | rt MABE Grounds ctoctad with choice frutt._ eyanl. The house are St. Clond Rati if one of the best loralition m th: mares $< E Seed Sains. city. AD B. aC GUIRE, 1306 F st. ing3-~4t TORRE cco anaes enone , | VOR RENT—A tantiful new BRICK DWELL- Feel nia eee LS Per conton good ~ Fixe} No. J16 F st nc. The house has sev maztS® Real E: > oO8 en rooms, and cellar under the entire build : i " mls two water closets (one for servant). K SAL E—A good chance to a Home latrobe, hot and cold water, fine vestibule: 500 | A! on easy terms. New six-roomed HOUSES with hall; in’ a word use is thoroughly ball, water, &c. ; near O street iuarkel and cars; at arge yard in front. enclosed by iron Fat = $200 « ash and $25 per month, Apply to M. M. ROMRE! | “mar2i-st B.A. WARNER & CO... 916 F st. Daa gs O00 to Rik an oe ~ — —s to i Suite of hantsomely Furnish i z s In size an PAR. ORS, cool and delightfully situated: op- 50 | i p always on hand where w= orney st, Jocated, all an) . MASON mi nd ata figare ssessmient, LOT gt eet on New Hai sts FOX & ¢ d Penna. 000, reent. estate. U. HOLTZMAN, 20th and F sts. now. n Store: Good Stan: Star oni mar20 { EY TO LOAN, —$6.000, $5,000, $4.00 000, $2,060, "$1,800," §1,5« ht per cent.’ alse, several small » recent. B, RNER. 916 Ne: rorge The undersigned prop FARM. situated on the I Tenn irom out of re nM ualiytown. ‘of twent 1 House, late improvement, about one hundred ton and is ndid Apple Orchard. of the finest frui red and ely D. C., Th pre four 0 Soet from its elevated position, DR RENT—One double bank 7-stop ORGAN? 3 st : also, one2-stop'ORG AN at §2 per Thonth Ap- 80 313 C st. se, 2 py No, 32d street southeast, one door from Bast 1235 T st. | Dapitoi. mar2i-3.* | ‘Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be. tween 4} and 6th sts, aw. Ualled for and delivered without charge. 4jy13-1y ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mall, or loft at Ws 8, MITCHELL'S. Marker Space, Hate ANTED—Gentiemen to Know that WM. was Guess PT baat a Cul ni he made at home. ne Cana Te LOST AND FOUND. 25 RK WARD. —Lost, Sa v i 2 Re WARD. —Lost, Saturday, March 10h, a containing ihree G ld Rings and a $5.00 note; no’ que.tion asked: 1719 thot DW, mar23 3.* TRAYED AWAY—On Ifih March, SA rapa Roe eee 4 tall, and ie collai white breast, white feet, tip of a few white hairs on back of nock; blu brass lock. A suitable rewad is offered for his re- turn to J.D. McPHERSON, Montgomery and Kead sts., Georgetown, 1 UN D—Will the Lady that lost TWO DUL- LARS last Wednesday at the Singer Ages 731 High street, Georgetown, please call. mae di OST—Near 15th street northwest. on the 18th instant. the LOWER PORTION OF A GOLD. EAR DROP. The finder will be suitable rewarded by returning to 57 High st,, @eorgetown. m22-3t* (ST—Wednesday, 20th Instant. in Thomson 4 School Building.’ POCKETBOOK, containing about twenty dollars, paid and no questions asked If left, with contents, at No. 911 O strat northw. marg2-2 FOR SALE. PO! PANT, Three Unturnished ROOMS, 2 1510 12th st, : floor, 524 13th street, near F: water and gas; 305 18th “20 | large atticand kitchen if desired, or would rent at 1934 20 te for storage room; parties responsible; rent mod- 1415 erate. mar 21-3.* 1305 E RENT-STORE 807 D street_northwest, pu 20x80; concrete cellar: rent. very low: also, wos DWELLING over above store. 16 rooins, gas aud Tio water, “MILLS DEAN, 458 Louisiana. ave- a. nue. mar21-6t 520 gn FUR BENT 1 room BRICK HOUSES, in a | 1413- first class neighborhood. in the northwest part 1908 ofthe city, at greatly reduced prices; for keysatl! 1ith information apply to JOHN’ TT. 1 3l0 F 5) eet, magi-3sr | 7M OR RENT_DWELLING HOUSE No. 6101 | ise street northwest, 10 rooms, $35. Also, two | Stie ROOMS, at No! 913 7th street,” adapted for it soclety meetings or Wworkrooms, Apply at No 25 | 1131 G33 I street. margi 35 | 1396 OR RENT—STORE 1928 Pennsylvania avenae S| Bs next door to Luttrell & Wine'sdry goods store 25 | 3 Tel Alley. suitable for fancy, book and starlonary of conti e poeret Similar a ; rent $30, Inquire of - TRELL & E i nar21-3* Hetin at cur: uit RENT. Two story FRAME. side aud front R RENT AND FOR SALE. trance; yard and dee} rooms, : - : 931 Trstrect northwest, S10: tw. story BRIC BL WM: Bi. BOREVEU, B0.208 sstrest wide yard, hall, water. &c., next corner 1 No. 475 Missouri ave,, mod. imps. ,12 rs $42 urect northwest, $15; two | No. 17018 st., mod. imps. 8 rs..'...- 15 R bay window. hall and modern imp: Beautiful residence at Hyatesvilie 25 | wppeousandin $5." Abn MEE. | ree eo as inted out and in. $18. Apply to 3 4 = ZMAN, 1521 ¥ street n.W. margist’ | ments orfor at ea ~ ror 400, pats = = 5 | fro1 '0 25 per cent. in rents, Terms very easy. RENT Nica Faroished Boo | Also two Houses to trade in part payment of larger | wil ® you . Address .0, Box 674, m20 Pipeesy: oR SALE—A Three- in good’ order: che Cau at 668 10th st. nw. horse Power ENGINE; ‘ap for cash; less than $100; City mar23 2. K SALE—A splendid BUGGY. built to order, near: uda set ef HARNESS, Will be 80.4 for $1 at 028 Penna. ave. mar22-2.* Fer Sees A: ing. combinationsjock He ring FIRE-PRUOF SAFE. at DOWLING 8 Auc- Uon Rocms, Star office building. ma’ 19-v08¢ A EXINTING PRESS FOR SALE.—A fi Stop-eyliules PRINTING PRESS, bed 12x inches, for sale cheap for cash. Call Sth and I streets ny joe 16 at corner of €., any time after 8 o'clock . marl9-e3.* 1K SALE—Two French Plate @lass SHOW |. CASES. two REFRIGERATORS, SHELY- ING, COUNTERS, &c., in Store No. 485 7th ‘st. nw. marl8-tr ‘OR SALE—A fine Carriage HORSE and HA’ ROCKAWAY; NESS and a COUPE- will sell cheap and on reasonable term: but sale must be immediate, Inquire of W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7ih street, for arte. arl4—t BOARDING. OARDING.—-LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, en suite or single, with First-class TABLE BOARD, | References exchanged, 613 9 hst, n, Ww, Also, 206 F st, n.w. . mar22 3" JPUENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 804 21: sr, n.w., with or without BOARD, In a private famuy, (anults;) modern conve: iences and near Pa, ave, cars; ten minutes’ walk from the Depart- ments, mar 21-3i* PERSONS DESIROUS, of | obtain 0% BOARD should call at the Tremont House be- fore making arrangement el here. Board and Roon, $25 te. $35 per month, and $8 to $14 per week, #. P. HILL. Proprietor. marll-im .W YORE AVENUE HOTEL, NAY OnE yee ree oe ‘and lithet, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the conveniences of a well conducted hotel. A liberal arrangement will be made with who desire Meals only. marll-3m 5 lita STREBT N. W.—Furnished Front ROOM on second floor. Also, other Furn- ished ROOMS, with first. class TABLE BOARD, Transient guests accommodated, marl-44* PERSONAL. I'VORCES and obtained in Diancus Sales whibsat pablcity oF exposure: guaranteed good free and strictly confidentis). New York Law Agency. GEO. LINCOLN, 908 Pa. ave. n. Ww. mar8-24' P. LIBBEY HAS REMOVED FROM 437 ¢ 7th street, on account of exorbitant rent, to 437 oth street, ‘near the corner of E, where be hopes to see all of his old customers, feb28-3m_ STBOLOGY. MADAME B88, Medium be consulted of 2d n, je Nora D st, Noornet can We superior ‘in delineating Fast, Present and Futures iin love or business ber ice ing out your ad teocutae you of tho farlon trictiy confidential. cadies Bi; mal med, $1.00, novie-iy. BIROLOGIST.—Mrs, Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn. rivania avenue. if you would know the truth ry ees gs ‘copat-om ‘AD. ‘Mlle Lenor- be consulted at her Oo, Dit, Ds ty Cars pasa te Gor. Sophie To Loan. it RENT-HOUSE No. 731 8th st. n.w.. 9 | $4,000, $3.000 and $1,600, on good real estate. rms, Modern improvements. Fore ESP Ry Apply immediately, ‘0. h Bt 727 8th st. n.w. Apply as above. marzo Foe RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS, near the Ebbitt House, on F street: very desirable; ath-ro0m. &c.. attached. Inquire at 1331 F st, Also, fine STORE ROOM on first floor, marl9 6." FOR RENT-HOUSE, 2142 Pennsylvania ave— nue, 10 rooms; gas, water, bath, ete.: rebuilt last summer, and in good order; to careful and re- sponribie parties only: possession May 1st, Inquire, ta! card or in person, of G. A. SAWYER, mi: Also HOUSE Ni WM. E. BURFORD, feb?8-tr Real Estate Broker, No. 708 E st. )R RENT—Pleasant Furnished frout ROOMS, H FX: 1224 G street n.w. mars 8 Fe ENT—HOUSE No, 1423 8th st. n.w., UL rooms and all modern conveniences, Staiiouary | Washstands, hot and cold water in sleeping rooms. I fitted up this house for my own use; it is in first class repair: newly pa} and painted through- nquire on they premises, JOHN — 6. T., feli26-4 out, ScoT Mass, ave, new. n® = — R R¥ NT—Very pleasant front ROOMS, fur- R SALE AT A BaRGAIN—On Bext | Witten, crsotend aepeant Hoorss withisodera Br A DERMASENT spin AS aS, NS: | improvements; convenient to all {he'depart | Foom' heated, including bath sid servants*roome, | cation central and desirable; No. ‘feb Semele tho ubes: electric bells; stationary washtubs; | ‘<2 78" | {egetable and ‘meat cellar, ' Can be seen at any BOOKS D STATIONE . mar19- AN A FOr Sete on RENT The fine linge MAN- ———— ATION RY | 8 rook’s station, upon the Metro- | UST HECEIVED. Tolitan railroad, in the vicinity of the Soldiers’ 4 Home: healthy’ locality: good waters delivicas J. Marcus Ward's Easter Cards, Marcus Ward's Irish Linen Paper and Euvelopes. jareus Ward"s Irish Linen Cards and Envelopes, Blackwood's Jet Black Ink. Photegraphs of Rev. W. 8. Rainsford; price 60 ets. All the New Miscellaneous Books received as soon as published, Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, fruits: fine lawn; thive. minutes walk to the | station; ten minutes ride to the city; cars convent ent for ‘business ours: private famity preferred, rented for board: e at 902 3d st. pe hewmen t PA eee atathapdsome new RESID. 0. Stay Yenience, at $50 ¥ PONTO, No. 3 ENCE, rooms, at $35 c ‘AG! ti. RS, eutside the efty ihinits: Ave minutes. wate tom | martn-te Law Boxer rns, Street cars; with five rooms, at $8 per month. Tus ned quire of 8. , BOND, 821.4% st." ‘thari9 6." EW Booms POR BENT OR SALE_Threo-stors and base- —" ment Press Brick HOUSE, nine rooms and | A_ New Testament Commentary for English Vath-roem j| windoy, gas and water; two blocks Readers. Bishop Elliott vol. 1. 6.00 from the Capitol; in excellent condition; No, 400 | Eternal H on Farrar. 1.00 New Jersey avenue s.¢. marl6-2w* =~ 3 5 60 )B RENT—The attracti SID: ¥ Known as "sLocaat Hite sajna Soo cd diers’ Homeon the west; entrance from 7th sti M eres Gtgrcund: cightcr win oar P aoa sixteen | Dict den, ‘For particulars apply at 713 Sth et mide tea Elective ie: - i RENT—A new 6-room FRAME HO! an. Brcreh titenan aha, abe dairy and of the Haddons. Mee Neng Ss Que acre of ground; beautifully 5 83 miles LENTEN lage sore choos J oon kad oarnenenae | Faxcy BAGRE Tae Tere Bie omer. Ga \a restaurant, 843 Ponnsyivanisavenua, after PIB ON OLOMONS & OR APR ANE Ee Dp. Tas but (Agents Laurence's Pure Linen Papers, ) Mone rast easant ‘8;ro0m COTTAGE at maré-' 911 Ponnsyleania ave. veasant, with lath-room and stable NEW BOOK: ETE: PONTE SAVINGS BANE, ith ircntnd Rew | EOMGRA' MEW | MOOM: ETERNAL York avenue. oe ree eee ome! 2 Its P. DR RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- biassie fhurch, Fucous and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- wi By Farrar. ing and several small BED ROOMS: 54 Peausyi- | Masters in English Theology. vanla avenue., corner 4's st. marli-1m‘ 44th and thin ste, be a 8. De Way rooms, water and gas, OT! om FFs! i R RENT—HOUSE No. 607 Now J .w., nine rooms, good Wes JOHNSON: 718 tate st. new. ER RENT_HOUFE § Rs corner’ aot ad a m p.- Th suit purchasers, time. Ridge Mountains, also the Alleghanies, to suit the times, PPORTU NIT PLE F mar20-i0) Y TO PUL NDID FARM wn. D.C. to” dispose of his ckville Purnptke nes about forty minutes’ rid shington: containing aleut. s most of which is in grass and capable seventy tons of ha! ultivation, ‘The iny use, eleven large 7 Siaty acres, f turning ¢ land fs ina high stai ements—Fine Dwell K partly fl one hundred aud fi me Pear Orchard, one ighty trees, ail in fall bearing; ‘also, ‘each Orchard; also, alvin varieties of Grapes which y arbors are Seventy yards long, Uw: This Farm offers the greatest im Party wishing to leave the city for | dence. unequaled in health, og | 2180 two Pumps, joe of Cherries ld teu bundantly, the n number neement tO an a country res! pure Spring Water an is perfectly gr: overlooking the t will be + bart Cash, the balance on ¢ present owner is compelied to sel!, otherwise col 8 property Inquire of _Mmar21i23 DE SALE—A Di ue STORE in ¢ old stand and doi ‘Term: bn tion high, House containing 9 cellar w the entire doo! nary. for farm hands, together with eh or Cor. S ORs. er d orchards ¢ nown Kini . tool house, c down in grass. ‘Terms: $13.000 cash, or $14.000 on usual time Fo RIV’ Park | Reread OWN as w further ES, PO. are Finks become the of Pi in tl c street, RK SALE-At arden con’ if various bes, Mt. HC Tennallytown r. th st A suitable for a Truck G. ed between , Georgetown and Tennallytown ; or will sell for $100 cash and $15 monthly. W. W. METCALF, cor, bth st, aud New York ave. marl8 ow Fx SALE—Handsome COUNTRY PLACE, three miles from the capitol, on road t Bladeu rg. and opposite the place of Clark Mills. thy and attractive: Brick Dw: stal ken hi Everything on the p! rm contains 40's acres of Land, most alars 9 he vill DUSE tern, ‘stable, garden, be sold ou easy term: IO} maril 1m” Mt, Pleasant, or Room 10 HANGE for CITY PROPERTY or 12 ACRES rooms, with dry and light house; well of fine water at wo cisterns ch, kson Buliding Association owner of a very desirable Pleasant, D. C., 27.500 f be no inducement to part with the will be sold in whole or in part, to BW. CARTER, NEILLE Db. ¢ A. DAR’ and La. av me with house and barn; i elling 8 containing about id gas ready Lo be ad- ns berries of all va- kinds of fruit trees . carriage house, use, and small cot in first-class or of it address FRANKLIN marlG eo2w of Mount Pleasai of seven rooms; large fruit-trees, . BLOSS, May Buila’g. ) ESTMENTS. FOR SALE. District of Columbia 90 years 6 per cent. gold bonds, cy. bo ‘Washiny Jia-1y ____ PROFESSIONAL. __ District of Columbia 18 years 7 per cent, curren- ni ton 30 year6 United States Bonds o! curities, a yl Pat issues, and other se- LEWIs Corner Penns cent. gold bonds. }OHNSON vania N. DUTTON, Rooms 18 and 18, Safe cor, 15th st. and New ‘ork ave. pba tT. Rem: northwest. . M. TALBOTT, joved to southeast corner ‘Teeth inserted D Tesumed his off: consulted every at No, 1209 Pen: land Ey. nsyl REULING, Su in charge of Mi a Kyeand kar lofrmary. Baltimore nay ce hours in Washi ‘Wednesday. frou D* J. B. GIBBS, matty “rer Di DU! ey pein of Feat, oth, Pee gene s D CLOTHIN: Damedt anova" Sei noe