Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. |V WASHINGTON SATURDAY. ... April 13, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Fditor. Average sworn Daily, over 17,500—being a much larger bona ide regular circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added toorther. ireulation «An Income Tax Unconstitutional. The New York papers have taken the alarm over the fact that the Committee on Ways and Means has decided by a vote of six yeas against five nays in favor of an incom® tax. It is noted that all the six who yoted for the in- | ome tax are western or southern members and the deduction is made that the movement ii favor of that tax is a western and southern attem)t to shift the burden of taxation upon | the eas’. The argume it tha’ an income tax is one of the most unfair and unequal modes of raisin z rever ue is again brought forward. but the Hera d raises anothef objec ion, which, it tiinks, will perhaps prove fa al whenever the Question shall be adju licated by the Supreme Court. That objection is that an income tax in this country is unconstituti nal. This is the “way the Herald puts it: “A tax on incomes, being a direct tax, is un- constitutional unless’ apportioned among the States in proportion to their populat The provision of the constitution Is that ‘repre- sentatives and dir ct taxes shall be appor- tioned among the states which may be included within this Union aceording to their respee- tive numbers. Originally two fifths were de- ducted for slaves, but since the thirteenth amendment representatives and direct taxes must be in proportion to the whole population, excluding only ‘Indians not taxed” Accor ogtoall the elementary writers a tax on comes is a direct tax, and if so it is uncon tutional unless distributed among all the states in proportion to their population as returned by the census. During the civil war nobody chose to. test the constitution ality of the income tax by carrying the ques- tion up te the Supreme Court lest his loyalty shouki be suspected ; but if the tax is reimposed this restraint will not operate. Besides direct taxes the constitution authorizes “duties, im- posts and excises.” falls under none of these is clearly a direct tax beea on the persons who pay it 3 cnumeated taxes are collected on eommodi- ties and are ultimately paid by the consu- mers of the commodities of thei price. Ifa tax on incomes is not direct it is diffienit to conceive what a direct tax is.” A morning eotemporary is in error in say- ing that the House yesterday,on motion of Mr. Foster, concurred in the Senate amend- ments fo the deficiency bill, including the amendment advancing XY) for the support of the public sehools. The House voted to non- coneur in all the Senate amendmen's, and Mr. Foster, to clinch it, moved to reconsider the vote, and then to lay that motion on the table, which was earried. So the amendments will Lave to goto mmittee of conference, where pa bly some of them will be dropped, as they crease the amount of the deficiency bill as it passed the House some 31,0 » 375.000 item for the schools will very likely be retained, as it provides only for an advance of money to that extent. to be returned to tie Treasury from the District revenues. The znition of the Diaz gover ant by the United States, abruptly announced after long delay in deciding the mitter, is on asmull seale, after the pattern of one of the dram itic surprises of Lord Beaconsfield’s diploma Serious effort by Mexico towards suppressing lawlessness on the border, has been, it is be- lieved, one of the conditions attached by our government from the first to its entranee into official relations with that nation. The nun ber and aggravated character of these border offences and the impossibility of checking them without the hearty co-operatiun of our southern neighbor, may have justified our government in an attempt to mike a bargain of this kind; but it was not unreasonablo that the Mexican authorities should resist it, even if their intentions to fulfill international obligations were the very best. If t! firmly established in power, they right to recognition from that very fact without any condition whatever; if on the other hand thg United States sus- pected that their authority was werk, it should not have attempted to trade on their necessities, nor have required them, wien stiil further injured by the blow at their stability, which the refusal of a recognition involved, to do what no other government of Mexico had ever been able to effeet. It is not known un- der what, if any, conditions the recognition has been now obtained. If the protracted ne- gotiations on the subject have occasioned or will occasion a more thorough ¢o-operation by Mexico in the work of checking the border outrages, by impressing upon her our firm de- termination to put a stop to them, they will not have been entirely in vain, even though Mexico has made no formal siipulations. hree hey ise levied heads, and it directly The steam street cars which have been run- ning im Philadelphia for more than a year, were withdrawn from the tracks to-day. The experiment of using steam for this purpose has proved a success, but the expense necessary in attending the three in Philadelphia, which was as great as if they had been twenty-five, is announced asthe reason for the withdrawal. A giant eight feet high has been discovered, who steadily refuses to make his foriune by exhibitg himself. This fact makes him all the more of a curiosity. 109 pe News comes from Paris that the eating and lodging-house keepers of Paris are pultiag up prices from twenty-five to fifty por cent. for the summer. in view of the approaching inter- nationalexposition. The French ought totake warning from the experience of the Austrians inthis matter. That is the thing that broke down the Vienna exhibition a few years azo. and made that city a stench in the nostrils of travelers ever since. || Cold 1 Better knock of the trifling fraction and cali it square. Glover is having a rongh tim: as an invasti gator. The class of assistants and experts he has employed, and the peculiarities of their | operations have served to put him and them in the position of subjects f r investigation. — re —___ A compromise solution of the Chinese prob- lem, which has several times been suggested, is now being put in practice. Under this plan the Chinese are to le: unappreciative | American shores and wend their way to Peru ind other h American states where no | y against them exists, and where in- | termarriage is possible. The industrious Chi- nese are expected to improve the indolent race of present inhabitants. There 000 in Peru now, and arrangements have beea mide to bring in 10,000 more from California. We may perhaps look forward to a time when | there will be a great Chinese worid to the south of us, and when, startling thought, mil- lions of Chivanien, well drilled and armed with improved ritles, will advance against the for- midable army of the United State: uid has left.—[ Washington Speciat in eld Republican. Yes; but he didn’t leave as much as some of the boys thought he was going to. Tuey say 3f he had left more he might possib y have Saved better. oo it seems that the Hindoo differs from his neighbor the Chinaman in yielding more Yeadily to civilizing influences. The Rev. T. eeragavara Roy, who claims to be a con- ‘verted Brahmin priest, and whose arrest for digamy in Toronto is reported, seems to have Yound no difficulty in conforming to the prac- dices of the western world. This handsome and insinuating Oriental, in his American travels, has been a Presbyterian, a Reformed Episcopalian, a leeturer on Brahminism, a free-thinker and a much-married man. I the Painful circumstance which brought his de- lightful rambles to an abrupt conclusion should tnduce him, after he has served his term, to return to his native shores, he migitt utilize his experiences in this country by pud- lishing for the benefit of his countrymen an account of the strange adventures of a Hindoo and a Brahmin among the western barbarians. Such a work would no doubt be highly enter- taining. ———_~+e-__ Last year the rowing match between the Cambridge and Oxford crews resulted in a draw. To-day, however, the Oxi easily. " 6 An income tax obviously | 75 | $1 25 Ladi 40 whereas the other | apart of their | TEDDING PRESENTS ; WOOD, TIN, . CRYSTAL! CHINA, AND SILVER WEDDINGS, In great variety AT J. W. BOTELER £ BROS, China Halt, 923 Pennsylvania avenue, ait JIANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. Oue Chickering, T-octave.... one Knabe & Co One Newhall. 6 One Stein, 6 j-oetave Several Organs from. $40 $75 | For sale upon easy terms at the warerooms of | W. J. METZEROTT & CO., Penna. ave., betireen Mth and 10th sts., 3-3t Sole Agents of Steinway Planos. ‘OHN E. KENDALL & SON, ‘NO. 619 B STREET NORTH WEST, for busines at thelr néw warehouse ness al ie Mout 1eeetat of Bay next with a goneral assort- | ment of HARDW ARE, where they will ba pleased to see the customers of the late firm of J. W. Ken- | nedy & Co. me all others who may chose to favor inal persons indebted to the late firm of J. W. piace andi settlo,that the business of that establish losed up as soon as possible, wastrel POSOHN W. KENDALL. aps aw JOHN B. KENDALL. D @UGLASS CORSETS! CORSETS: SIXTY STYLES. We will sell during the comiig woek ouly, 25 dozen $1.25 CORSETS AT $1 EACH. | Recollect this price is for the coming week only. DOUGLASS’, | apis-tr ‘Winth and F 8&t,, 8t.Oloud Building. | H. H. HEMPLER'S, Optician, 453' | Bers, as well as those further moderate, | and fresh Drugs and Med | isanways there giving KEEPING PACE WITH THE TIMES ao Queen Congress (slim last), job lot, $2.50 Women’s Kid But. Boots for $2. t $8 50 Women’s Kid But., (worked bots), $1 $2.50. 50 Women’s Kid Fox Buat., now $1 25, Ladies’ French Kid But., now $3.50 cant Ladies’ Kid siinpers, now 62 ies Newport Ties, now $1. and 50 cent Ladies’ Batting Buskins to $1. 1 Ladies’ Strap Ties for 75 cents 75, 85 cents and $1 Women's Lasting Gaiters very cheap, Our $1 School Shoes, 11 to 2: a bargain. 75 and 85 cents Children's, 7-10, soiid leather, Gent's and Boys’ Gaiters $1 to $5. Pair Justh’s Heel Protectors thrown in at J. W. SELBY’S, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania acenue, apis-tr Betwee. 19th an1 20 h streets. ue BEST DOLLAW BLACK SILK IN WASHINGTON, We bave just received another lot of those SU- PERIOR BLACK SILKS that we sold out of last week at $1a yard. ALSO. Rich Back GROS GRAIN SILKS at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 Beautiful Colored GRO3 GRAIN at $1.25 and $1.50, in all the new shades. Elegant DAMMISSE GEN ADINES in Black and Colors, French ORGAN DIES and LINEN LAWNS in great variets 100 patterns new style BOURETTS from $4.50 per pattern up, 25 pleces neat striped and CHECK SILKS 62°: and 4 cents. and a complete stock of LUPIN*s MOURNING GOOD3 of every description. W, M. SHUSTER & BRO., One Price Only. 1b 919 Pennsylvania dvenus. OTICE.—Prices reduced to suit the times, aN Great inducement is off-red to Hotels and Boarding Houses, apl2-lm* CAPITOL LAUNDRY, 915 F st. S EFASONABLE. RFST LAGER BEER, 85 dozen. VIENNA BEER (genuine), $1.60 dozen, C. WITMER, Fine GROCERIES, apll-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. RE*OvVAL. I have removed my place of business from 939 D street northwest to 1428 F STREET NORTHW “*Corcoran Building.** E. A. RIDGWAY, Plumber, &c, T. apll-6c* Loxnon UMBRELLAS, JUST RECEIVED, GENTLEMEN'S LONDON UMBRELLAS, ‘The latest styles, Importep DigEct. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., apl0-tr JEWELLERS. RE, RASPBERRY PLANTS and CON- CORD GRAPE VINES. all first class and ¥ery cheap. Apply to LOUIS E. PHILLIPS, Lidl sath et. news apl0-6:* LUMBER. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK Ay, o OUR REDUCED PRICES: FLOORING, (Clear,of Knots)., +323 00 VA. PINE BOARDS. 14 00 WHITE PINE CULLS, (Dressed)... + 2000 WASH BOARDS, (dressed and jointed, clear) 15 00 CASE BOAKDS, (18 inches wide, dressed) 25 00 WE SELL LOWER THAN OTHERS, WE KEEP THE LAKGEST STOCK. IF YOU BUY FOR CasH, YOU MUST CALL ON WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner 6th streetand New fork avenue. 4a NO BRANCH YARD, ap8-tr LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know the best One Dollar GLASS- ES accurately suited to the eye, tipo ae cy Penn. avenue n.w., corner 4}¢ street. oJ. Fie Par terete tt tes ee : ho advanced.” ferms 1132 7th st. n.w. ai ESTIMATES AND SPECI- FICATIONS 'T: U: AND ENGINEERING. | IN, ARCHITECTURE fabled’ tat for Bull Cont hers mane at short notion and reasonable rates, CHT, Architect and Engineer, Banéto ee? oom st. Cload puting. BOUQUET CHEAPER THAN EVER. A Full Supply at All Prices. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL aT WM. BALLANTYNE & BON'S, apé-tr 428 7th street. GTUFFED OLL MANGOES, . MARTYNIAS, EAST IN use GHERKINS, ONIONS. AUTUMN CLUSTERS, vr U ESTERSHIB: WORCESEF STEAK, SWEET 0 ea other SAUCES, New crop gonund B. W. REED'S SONS, ay8-tr 1916 F st. n. w. COLEY'S PHARMACY, ON CAPITOL tm ly weal supplied wit tah istugs aud Medicines. auld tse proprietor Persoual attention A nre- scription det artment. Prices moderate. apll-La* 6 RD'S ENCE OF LIFE D)%iettercs pistbood aut the vigor of Fouth to the most shatiered constitution in four weeks, FAILUBE IMPOSSIBLE. Thisitfe- ‘reme- dy should be taken by all about to marry, or who have become Weakened from excess or any other cause, Success in every case is a8 certain as that Water quenehes thirst. $3 case. Solo it, Dr. 305, UES, 7 Bens ACRES, ap mventy Buse, Sow ‘& Co. will please call at the above-named | WANTS. Wane. jes to know tha’ they can ge Y FRINGING done for 8c, p ryard. 43H st, apts 3° gas and weer, it | low to'a goud tenant, Apply'rext door, 399 13 3.* W SSTEDTA first-cass COOK; must come We irecommended, Apply, after7 p.m., No, 815 12 hst. new, 1 We ep PIATRE YA whe GIRL 12 i} + 15 years old to take care ofa litle boy _ In- cai 1 B Est. nw, - W —Two White WOMEN for geacral ework and chamb rwork, Inquire a Room 24 Federal Block, corner 7th and F st, 1.* wa Weak heavy and daily increasin; money requred. Address “Business, ce. —__» ANTED—A_respectabie white girl desires a SITUATION as chambermaid and to do gea- gral housework: good references given. Add-9ss Box 10 Siar off e. us WANTED Fitecen white and colored «uu K +. 15 white and colored House GIRLS; all w-li ¥ commended: hotels, restaurants ani families Tarnished free, “W.' B. STEVENSON, 800 © st V ANTAD—A PARTNER with a »miul ca-bh capital tu jul s practical, axperieuced milll- 0 | ner aod dres maker, in establishing a busines: Fur further particulars, atdress Miss 9. | Star office. 1 ‘ANiED-TO DYE ALU FADSD HAIR their original color by ‘my only process. Combings made into pratds of sunerio~ make for $1, and Puffs 10 cents. at H. PHILIPPLS hair ods es ablishment, 802 7:b st. nw apl-2* = ANTED—Dn. C. F. PARKER, | Paysician, wants bis friends snd the p 0 | know shat bis "KLECTRO-VAPOR BATHS are Low located at 884 F st.. (room 8, secoud tyr.) Prices modesaie, Call and wee. i 1 iV ANTED—Ten VEST HANDS on White | | omic Vests. Apply at GEO. T. KEEN'S, 414 gin st. apie 3. | ANTED-By a respectable white WAAR ito touewtork and aoelse in Apply a 529 10:n st, n.w. apl2 2 WK KENT—HOUSE 1416 17th si. uw. F'iooms; Potomac water tn vena act Keduced from $30 to $20. THus. E- MAN. 519 7th per month, 97 h st. ‘avl3- st * BR RENT—Witii On WitHoct Boarp—One large PARLOR. Also, on Ist of May, two inge “Furnished ROOMS. "No. tgs “St ree apis-2¢° OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, five rooms, bay window, bath and modern improvements 1217 ‘ost.s.W. $17 per month, Apply to W. SMITH, 1015 C'st. s.w. ‘apls 3° OR RENT—-THR-E& ROOMS. third floor, water and gu:, tent $12: or TWO R OMS, Also, 's FHORT’ ROOM, furnished.” O28 1 new. c R RENT—No. 408 New Jersey ave. n. w., | near B. & O, R. i. and all city cars; 6 rooms. bath room &¢" park and trees,“ Lajuire next nt to suit the times, apl3-31* R ark. ail modern cov: rooms; $45.) Also tep rooms; $2! eact Lah Bui ding. F st. wonthly payments, Fe KENT apls BY THEO. F. GATCHEL, Beal Estate and Insurance Agent, AT REDUCED RESTS. tion, wi | be given at the office. Ely a USE at LeDroit NT—Elegant new HOU BeDroie 21, 23 aud 25 K st. he at BIRNEY’S Law Office, Room ne. Any of the above will be sold on long time and Lut FOR RENT!: Corner 8th and F streets northwest. HOUBES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, | Location and. price, with all necessary informa- apl3-2w: 1° ry O TRADE first-class real ance on easy terms, apl3 St partments. vy tabished FEED Wagon and cu: S To ; interest, RY G TANT $3,500 for 7 yea’ EQUITY with back building, centrally located, 2180 WILL Be PAID: $100 down ba) iustalments, for a posit! Address at Livery Stable, 12ch st.. bet. M and N JPOR SALE_BAKERY, with Horse and LOA ___ BUSINESS CH ANCES, at 7 percent., estate, Jon th a two-story B. H. WARNER. nd sContidential, HR SALE—Two HUsvRED DoLtans Suwk, Fixtares, Waaen and tHarness of an old es- BS ‘ORS: good location. Apply bet. M and N o.w ue y road situa- sang fa A.ldress: apls-2 * ON moderate if collaterals good. APPLEMAN. Broker, F st., oop. (Post 7i, Capital 2 } apis.5 “CED DWELLING 's rooms. mot. limps. 100 00 R RENT—Tenns REDCCED—DWELLING | 119 F st. n.w.. 14 199 Pennsylvania ave » near 19: st: gas. | 40s ih str .wee 1B rooms and sore mL. BS SS FG Ree Bette rae OnoS, FORR“ST, | fom and'D ster te, Bue piace for garden. 60 00 Pye F Sty orprsite P.tent Once; hours 12 6 | 4 gtoddard st. Geo'tn, 18rooms, mod.imps. 50 00 san apls-3 *_ | 911 Rt. n. $ rooms, mod, inips 2% OR RENT—COTTAGE, one story, roomy | 923 R st. n.w.. 9reoms, mod. imps. nearly new; stable, garda, fruit, croquet lawn; | 106 Cat. n.e., 11 roomsand stable, mod.im. 35 00 in the healthy village of Mr. Picasant, one mite | 317 7th st. D.w,, 9 rooms, mod. imps. Be from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED, corner 8th | 303 10th .,Store and rooms 35 ples See | Maekawa eares OE oi ol A ‘OR RENT_—BRICK HOUSES, eight aud ten | 4og6thst-b.w., f rooms, mod. Imps 35 00 rooms. gas, pautries. bath, ells oo het q rooms, 80d i pd latrobes. slate manrois_water closets, $29 7th st. .e., 7 rooms and bath, new. 15 00 Also, smaller HOUSES cheap. Key 351 71h st. nce., 7 rooms and bath, new 15 00 Bee apl3 tr /B BRNT, F'5y'8O. HOLTZMAN, 10m ana F ote, 2.9, 623 Pa’ ave. o.w., 16 rooms, mod. imps...-8100 00 7K RENT FURNISHED-A suburoan RESI- DENCE, modern improventoats; three acres, lawn. flowers, fruit, @c.: carriage-house and stable: horse, buggy and cow lefton place. Inquire Post Office Box 827, apl3-3.* | berwork, ANTED To rent,a neatly furnished HOUSE WW Ai iulie of tires ROOMS. at tnear the Gate tol as gossivle, Audress Box 158, House P. UO. api. ANTED_Two large conaccting KOOMS, 21 V floor, within six blocks of Treasury; terms must not exceed $35. Apply to F. H. B., Sts office, : ANTED—PLAITING.— The only reliable (W “tnethod (Parisian mode): the ouly mrachtue of the kind in the city: 2cenis per yard. Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, 814 I street, cor- ner of 9th st. n.w. apl?-3t* ANTED-—Energetic CANVASSERS, male and female, for the District of Columbia: the 2B KENT—COUNTRY PILACE—That very desirabie large pew HOUSE and 25 Acres of G ound, opposite General Carroll's” and near Bright} tation: easy of access: high avd heal hfui: house modern improvements: he yard and road will be repaired when the house ts sod. B, H, WARNER & C),, 916 Fst. nw, apl3 3 ‘OR RENT— Furnished ROOMS, sine’ or on suite, 1332 I street, opposite Fra \klin Square. aplz 3. 2126 Pannsvivan! avenue, suitable for housekeeping; modern im- provements; rent $15 per month, inchiding gas, apl2.3.* a story, best thing out; profits 100 per cent.; cost of outfit ror RENT~In one of the finest loca} na In the only one dollar. Address. or apply between 8 and city, Comuunicating ROOMS, with BOARD, 0 am. or 4 and 6 p. m., 411 C st. s. e | inrnistedand unfurnished, Referencesexchanged. apl2-3 1226 Massachusetts ave, ‘aj 12-60" ANTED—A SITUATION as Lady's . traveling companion, housckeeper or a¥ py sition in which she can be use ul, by a Lady of character and exvericned, who cau fura'sh the i Teferences of standing and competency. Add | * Beatrice,** Star office. apl2 2 ANTED—A white WOMAN to do geneva : W housework; Catholic preferred, Apply at 1620 14th st. pow. apll-3t = respectable white Gori, a sIT- ATID N ss chaibermaid: also. willing to tin sewing: best of referpnes given. 4d Iress y., Star oflice. apl 3 W Aare, Tog EXCHANGE Part Cai. be proved Real Estate for a ten-room BRI7K, or a LOT located northwest corner 15ch st. and New York a WANTED A German Lady: highly en who has much experience in teaching, ing out for a SITUATION as governess, or as lady companion; also for traveling: the highwst refer- ences ¢an be offered. Apply to U. N., post offi-e 53, Alexandria, Va. EY Box Vv ANT D-OCCUPANTS -for_rooms, fw | uished or unfurni hed, including Board. for | $18 per month; No, 938 Lst., between 9: and 10:11 | | A DW. aps-6 * ANTED—ToTEACcH—Latin, Rhetoric, ematicsor Logic. College preparation'given, | assuring admission “into an advanced ‘class! Latina specialty; terms moderate. 8.W. FLY NN, A. M., 1227 L street n.w. ap3-1m_ | ANTED—HORSES to keep on pasture, or | will stable and grain feed; farm on 7th-street | road. 8 miles from the city: Lest city reference. O. | He Be CLARE. Sligo post office, Mont oniery y. ap3-Im* co Want D—Ladies and Gentlemen to learn CRYSTAL IVORYTYPE PAINTING, | stenetions given and Painting solicited at ‘a | ave.; satisfaction guaranteed aud charges abl Call day or evening. apl-lm* Vv ANTED—By a good dressmaker and scaw- stress a PLACE by the day or week; under- stands cutting an fitting children’s clotues, Ad- dress N. K., Star office, mar27 ANTED—OLD GOLDandSILVER, in large or small quan‘ities, Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO., 349 Pa. ave. n.w. mari3-1m WASTED by a man who speaks several differ- ent languages a POSITION as servant to travel with persons who are about visiting Europe, Address 2806 H st. n.w. _ mari3-1m W ASTED Two or three GENTLEMEN 1 oc- | cupy a large third story south front room. or suitable for gentleman and wife. , Table BOARD — first class, 617 F st. n.w. felg3 WAxTED To $xchange, new STOVES for old | and gata: nw: Smokey Ghimners Gd iete pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr ‘onet, Groceries or Feel at BUTLER Se 4gd EB n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $30 to ‘3.02 RENT—Eight room HOUSE: good cellar; L odern conveniences all in good order, Ap- A. TAIT, 221 Pennsylvania aye. Cape ap JOR RENT Nearly new 6-room Brick HOUSE, ‘No, 437 20th street _n.w., containing g: $16 per mouth? Apply atsts: deer. GOR RENT—A row of — two-story BRI HOUSES, 6 rooms: rent $8 per month; a 2 chance for Working people to secure homes. THOS, E WAGGAMAN, 5197:h st, apl2 3t 0, 1129 10th strect new., 9 ¥\ ROOMS and Basement: water and gas, " Apply & RUSBELL'S Pharmacy, corner Vermont ave, ard Ie s apa 3° PORES and CELLARS, res m.W.. good for any business; di fon, good neighborhoods low rent, only $15 per mouth ewens Sante s. SOR RENT—} Hing part of HOUSE No, 2315 oms and bath, newly red, will be let ata very in'wlerate painted and pal mily without cbi'dren. Inquire rent toa smal on pr mig SOR RE : eligibly tocated on N street, near t fan be rented furnished from May to No- yember to a small family, at a very low, rice FITCH, FOX & CUTTE apl2 3t FOK REN T—Several desirabie Brick HOUSES. with ail modern ¢o1 ‘Nos. 10 and 22 I street n.e,, 13 rooms each $30 per month: No at $35. aud No. 134i Q 2010 14th st.. 10 rooms. sticet, 14 rooms, (never occupied.) at low rent to good tenant, Taquire of 8. R. BOND. sat, 4's Steet. aj _ RK SALE—Two-story Frame HOUSE: six rooms; 2209 HI st. n.w. Cheap for cash, a11-31* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE 2207 H st.. modern im provements, Apply to JOHN TRIMBLE. J) 2216 F st ay (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1418 K +t. naw. J roous,all modera improvements, elegantly’ fin- ished. Rept $150 per month, Apply to T. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 71h st, apli-3t OR RENT—-3 GRANT PLACE —Furuished ROOMS, en suite or single, containing all mod- ern conveniences: at reduced rates for the summer: or Furnished HOUSE apll 4c" R RENT—HOUSE No. 607 New Jers*y ave- nue n. 10 rooms, modern improvements, ood order: rent to suit the times, °» JOHNSON, 718 13:h st. aptl-im apll 3° Fer ® Icely furnished ROOMS on ond aud third floors; stationary stand , with hot and cold water room, besides hath To ms oneach floor; family private. Apply 1014 Tih st. pew. apL-3 * = ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisianaave, — augl6-ly ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STAR, for which a \beral price will be paid. Apply at the Star ‘eral pe Dal ply auygoty ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of oy Ste Mae oe EU, “1 work at lowe je pri A SCHA Gey Gta Louistana Ponte. sugié-ty” ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at HA CE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. augl6-1y TW ANIEDGARFETS to CLEAN, at BICE'’S Peseta ce caesar without charge, ™ ora Syis-ly. W ANTE CABEETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping ere ete wharf. Orders by mail, or ft at W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-ly W AdsEb-gentiomen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to de made at home. id ne Sanae- ty oR RENT—A two-story Frame HOUSE and Psi dite Ne thy Peinsylvania ave, Inquire at No. 1510 L st. apio 3 + {OR RENT—A Brick HOUSE in the west ead. part!y furnished. containing 7 rooms. ga°. hydiant. sewer, yard. and trees front and rear; rent $24, Apply at 1735 Hat. n.w. api0-3t* BGR st HOUSE No. 710 H st _n.e.: rent $25; 7 rooms; a!l modern improcements: cars. pass, the door. Apply THOS, E. WAG@GA\MA N, 519 7th st, n.w. aplo 3: R RENT—Three communicating ROOMS, peautifully furnished together or single, with or without Board, No. 734 13th st.. batwéen & a. aH, can be had very low on imunediate app lea- ion a R RENT—HOUSE No. 417 K st. 0 w..9 rooms; alley on side and rear; gas and water. Aent low to a good tenant. Avply to FRANK LIBBEY. Lumber Merchant, corner 6:. st. aud ew York ave. 10 1m {VK REN C—A comfurtable 3-room COTTAGE with three acres of fine garden lai oreha (and stable, at the North Ari and Dai:y farm: on nt t Ww od for fuel frec; $10 peor pply at 1141 24th st. n.w. —_aplo 6 * LUST AND FOUND. Lost Full value will be patd for gia lost on Saturday last between Willi Treasury aud 12 h and I streets n. w.; to be left a@ 810 18th st. apl3-2 * OB1—On Thursday night, on Bridge or Wash- |4 ingten st., Georgetown, ascarf PiN. A Wwa.d will be paid, if left at @5 Beall st. or Post Office, Georgetown, ie I ‘O8T—Large black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, 4 with white breast. 1,'beral_ rewar.t SEAL ras, the for his return, or for information leatin; tohis recovery, N. WATKINS 417 stew. ay 13 2° month, OR RENT—Six RYOMS in 12-room_brick e: five rooms, bath, hot and cold water; back stairs on same ‘floor; hew and modern im- brevements; adulisdesired, Rent $15 per m nth, Apply 20¢ a apo Bit RSALE—Two new five-room Brick HOUSES hst n.e., near H street cars. Price $1 800 Terms: $200 cash dow! lance in monthly ments of $25. Apply to H. W. HAMILTON Y, +C. A. building, 9.1 and D sts, ApY s08t w six-room HOUSE at Mc large yard, fine well of water, rooms. v desirable as a summer residence. ply to. 8. W. SANTON, Boom 77, Fi imiler’s ‘ufice, or Keresaw avenué, M nt. Sv RE CARD. —Lost, on 7th st. o.w.. a SUM OF MONEY. Apply for particulars and reward. at the Star offi: apl2-3t BOOKS AND STATIONERY E LATEST PUBLICATIONS. ‘Walks in London, by Augustus J. C. Hare, au- ther of Waiks in Rome; illustrared; cloth, $3.50. ‘The Gr-at Thirst Land, by Parker Gllm>- CUbigre,"*) 8vo., cloth, $8.50. ‘The Armies of Asia and Europe, ‘by General “Enory Upton, U. 8. A, 8v0.. cloth, §3: Stories from Homer, by Chureh, ‘i2no.,” $125; Harper's Handbook for Travellers ia. Europ? anil the hast, 8 vols, morocco, $9; Treatise on Chemistry, by Roscoe & Schurlemmer, vol. 1, 8¥0., cloth’ $5. Rambles in Wonderland, by E. J. Stanley, th trated. cloth $1.25; Madaine Gosselm, by” Louis Ullach, paper, 60 cts: Treatise on Patogeaphy, by Abtey. Fi 8, $1.50; Physiography, by Huxley, F. R. 3.50. = MOHUN BROX., apll tr Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa. av. EW BOOKS. Mrs, Forrester. Marmorne. No Name Series The Last Times. Seise...... Treatise on Photography. Abne; re och of the bramiot Southail. nguage and Lan; Lente poereprr SSKASSESSER ages. Farrar... eu Mosaics, (‘fed with ribbon). apt Whi k Twain's **Pucch Brothers. Pu de * = MAR’Us s WARD'S EASTER CARDS, New ee OL vi rs LOMONS is Laurence’s Pure Linen u rei Papers, BECEIVED, \‘s Easter Cards. Here Went fh Claes Paper ang Eovoope. iv pes, Blackwood's Jet Black Ink. Photegraphs of Rev. W. 8. Rainsford; price 60 cts. . All the New Miscellaneous Books received as soon 28 published. Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always. W. H. & O. H. MOERISON, Law BOOKSELLERS, 475 Penna. ave. marl5-tr ALTIMORE MAHK will open BAT- 2 with w fresh and VEGETABLES, at the lowest Baltimore Prices. apis." N: poy 'H REPAIRER, Pty ice ta bod vc) TabiEs WATCHES A tobk for ond ear, or mowey Tet ‘OW RENT—On Riggs st. (between 13 h and 14h and R and 8 sts.), three-story and high ement press brick fronts, 11 rooms, with all uodern conveniences, and in good order. "Will be rented by the month for $40 (have beeu renting for $50) or to a reliable and permanent tenant by the year. Apply to JOHN T. ARMS, 810 F st. ° apo Lin FOR ZENT Three-story BRI K HOUSE No, 1526 Columbia s*.. eight rooms, water aud gas, bath room. Rent $30 per month,” Apply ty A. dy JOYC! E hist: aps-6t FGR RENT Th LL. 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business College building, corner 7th and L sts., may be obtained for temperance or other beneficent a-socia fons, or for church services, day or evening. by the m mth, The use of tobacco prohibited in the butlting, Apply at Business College Office. ap8 Im KR RENT—Two Dwelling HOUSES, No. 500 E st. nw. and corner Missouri avenue and 3. St }). STORE No. 327 Penn. No. 331 Missouri avenue. Rent I \-R RENT-~ 402 K st. n.w., HOUSE of eight rooms, gas Water; street parked, near morket and cars; all in fine condition. Apply next avor, apa-2w* R RENT—A comfortable HOUS Rand STORE ‘on & prominent corner of Capitol Hill, No. 401, corner 4 h and Cats, s.e., facing Pena. ave. Rant low to a good tenant. Key next door. Enquire terms, &c., No. 423 1ith st. n.w. ap2-Lm R RENT—The large and elegant STORE, No. 619 Pennsylvania avenue, under Matro- Politan’ Hotel, at present occupied by 8. Gold- stein & Co., jewellers, eutrancas on both the ave- nue and C street, Possession given May 1st. For terms enquire of H. E. STEVENS, Gent's Furn- ishing Store, No, 609 Pennsylvania avenue. under National Hotel," Also, a fine DWELLING, 14 reoms, containing médern Improvements. ' de- Ughtfiilly situated, on M-asouri ave. , faclug, uive Park, Enquire as above. ape 2° ROE SALE AT & BaRGATN—On ‘OR BENT N TO A PERMANENT TENANT—! 4 (uew,) finished in best styie, 18 roums; eve! Focus peated. including bath sid servants” rooms Speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs; vegetable and ‘meat cellar. ' Can be seen at any time. marl9-1m Fu RENT—Three-story and hasement BRICK DWELLING-HOUDE, No. 606 Ma-sachusotts ave. between ih and 7th sts.: ten rooms, bath, gag, &e. Inquire of NOAH WALKER 625 Peunsylvania av: . ‘OR RENT—Pieasant 9-roont COTTAGE at Mount Bean with ‘vath-room aud stable and large lot nd? r inonth. Apply NA- TIONAL SAVIN ea 3 BANK, 16th streetand New York avenue, bi marl2-im 18 RENT—The attractive RESIDENCE, known as **Locust Hill,*’ adjoining ta4 Sol diers* Homeon the west; entrance frum jtrevt teres Q: ground: eight of which eavis ease acres 0°; und, eight of wi cet gar- den.” For particulsrs apply at 712 13th at mite EAL EsTaTk BULLETIN “Park Hotel. "* Tih st. roa 2101 G st. n.w.. moo 458 La. ave. n.w.. miod. imps, 606 H st. n.w.. mod, impe., 10'rs. 437 0 st" now., mod. imps., 11 r: 325 to 333 C st. s.e., moa. imps.. «25 and 627 10x st: n.e.. mod imps. 713 9€3 10th st. s.e., mod. imps.. 14 rs. 1214 Pa. ave. s. 916 Delaware avi 313 1gth st. s w.. 305 H st. n 1gLand 143 307 Elm st. LeDro “aI 1€2¢ 17: st. new., fh, arr 29 Myrtle st.. b. b.. mod. imps. ew Yorg ave., fh, Ts BW, tO, TTS. bet. 19:8 and 20th n.w and K n.e.._per ft bet. F aid G new. p hand L sts. 4shand Mets. n.e., per fi Union st., bet. Nand OU Mand N nw. New York av..bet.20:h ai Mst., bet. 3dana 4th ne, Houses For Rent. mod. imos., 17 rs, er ft 514 6th st. now. Tay Fst. n. 2101 gr,, furnis 404 6th st. nw...” : 1004 F st,"n.W., store, Mon, rue. 909 M st. n.W., poss, May 1. mod. linps. 424 Sat. Ww, turn. mod. innps.. 40 £8. ts n.W., mod. linps,. 4207 13: st, WW, Mos, 424 3d st. now., bfurn. mod, imnpS., 12 1 mod. imp 1 mod. imps. -camod. imps. . imps... 7 ce. mod, 1424 Rhode Island ave.,'m 1428 Vst. now, 1336 16 ist. n.w., mod. im 824 Delaware ave. 1i.+. 484 G st. 8.w.. mod. i 23D st mod. imps 1755 1757 and 1759 Sst. 588 4th st. 8.e.. 9 re... 18 Pros, ect st..Georgetown. 6 732d ste, € I seue on the Ist and 15th of each mor which can on will be sent by mai! If desfred Auction Sales. Two-Story Brick one Frame Efowses | For a letin’? of all rty for saic and rent on my books, Ge Bo on application at may olen Sof or Tl . E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St, (Cl anges msde evsry Weduosday and Satoetay. ) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. “Unimpror. d Property Fur Sole. m1 On MONDAY. April 15:h.at 4 p.m., two-story fame house on Park 5/reet 11.e. Ou MONDAY, April 5th. a’ 5 p.m. unimproved property on G st., between Delaware ave. aud 21 street s.w. Loans. $1.500, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. al3-tr By THUS. J. BR WN $1,300 ANC thoroughi eT 00 Hil bi L wi a LOT’ of 3.400 squ Rhode Islandave., near 14 st, hw Twi exeh: Sor Groves ti M: Sea Grove, Cape May, Wilalso exchange 100 for improved property. modern and pay differenc ge for a Brick HOUSE, wei or less, a new $3.500 Cottage a: 1 cash 000 feet of GROUND. E, LeDroit Building. cash and $3,500 in three years mel iy a 11-room 3-story aud base- RESIDENCE, hear 14th st. 0 W. feet on loca- apl2-tr’” Cu4ELBS W. HANDY. 509 7th street northwest, For Rent. 1739 F st. n.w., Michier Row, 12 rs,, mi 606 H st. n.w..'11 rooms, mud. imps: SE cor, 10ch'and D sts, n.w.. 9 rs.. ti House iu alley Heuge in alle: 613 Virginia av aplL-3t enue s.€,, 5 rooms... Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ra) and Boundary sts, n.w. 10 ear 8.h and Boundary sts. n.w. 10 8 FFICES FOR apl3 3t By B. RENT STORE> FOR RENT, STAGL®S FOR RENT, - WARNER & Ov, 916 F st. ences required. De. inia FARMS $1 SCO; 170 acres. ule of P. L. HO. Mt. Vernon House Fo SALE OR EXC QOR RENT_Fox Ox Yean The most desira- | Shawls. &e. We RESIDENCE on H st. p.e. and wife @ill take Table Roard for rent J. oH. WILMOT, 720 Hs", The owner Refer- . apl3-2. ANGE_ Three good Vir- in Caroline county“) acr $2 000: 700 acres. $7 000. AGLAND, 485 Pent office, oR BALE -Gr by rafirosd: $1 000 Benes St Cuan apl3 3" A leave in afew Mississippi, sion intrusted to hi $20 per acre: long Uime, office. | MMISSIONER Di! ing: District Comm Ketchum; to retire would be seusib'>, wrorg by Congress to our people should be such a place to retire (rom GENTLEMA to canvass for an Agricultural Lmpie meut, and desires to attend to any oth REAT B R:AIN LO acres of good LAND, within 96 miles of Washiugton, cash. Also $75 acres. we'l tm Address SE! H. CROSSM AN, resident of this city days for Gaorgia, Alan er comm! mz will give satisfactory ref ence. Address COMMISSLON, S'ar offi lv - Tyo LOAN. ° MONEY, In sums to suit, at Zand 8 per cent., on Real Estate. R. O. HOLTZMAN, apl3-6t 10:h and F sts, new. than Half Acre ing. bery, &e naliytown, D. C., northwe FOR SALE-Small COUNTRY $400 cash.’ Titie perfect. PLACE. tess sof Land, small Frame Dwe!l- nd Outbuildings, some Fruit Trees, Surub: levated and healthy, Si.uated at Tsn- Dinding on the road. Price, Call at 1322 @ strest to their advan' tion, ‘Toa permat are authorized to of apl3 6t B.H Depa SCR SALE _aple-dt Summer Kite! cumbrances: No, 8E00 cash, Add: ess 724 2211 st. pu LOAN Aveal Estate se PBOsEDING HOUSE KEEPERS wi have now for rent ina central locality, Ww the modern improvements aud In excelieat cars, in the northwest, reduced from. §: than $18 per month, if taken permanently. are {ue cheapest houses In Washington, Those desirable LOTS ou Lith st., near te Comet ot T Fu SALF_A Inquire within. FG SALE-Lease, Stock an CERY and PROVISION Vusiness: reason for selling, about to ieave the city. fad it Use We hh all pndi- nent and responsible ‘party we fer special inducem nis . WARNER & CO. 916 F st. NEIN PRIC to look at a large 25 Lo les Thes B. H. WARNER & ©), $10 F street no-thwes: iments. W. R. MARCH, Star office, BUILDING WW. Miz. R&C four-room FRAME HOUS® hen: in gvod condition; no en- 1245 4° st. u.w.: will’ sell for of GRO- STORE, doing good nw. apll-3.* 500 at 8 per cent. on first-class curity. CHAS. W. HANDY, Rea} Estate Agent, 509 7th st. nw. ay 3t Vy ANTED.-1 Brick House near the city, apl1-3t Wish to exchange a ten-room in good location for a FARM CHAS, W. HANDY, val Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 500 7th street northw: Opered to day. 1.000 yards of Torchon Edging acd In-erting from 6 to 75 ceats per yard; so Ser) @hgent patie: Al 10 pieces A’ Tomise at al 874. wor 4 pol S werth $1: 10 pieces All-woo! Tamise » $1. Yne of Buntings with» fal in 24snd 48 fneh wioths, tn al Also 25 pieces of Black Cashmere, % the qualities ever 25 and $8 inch W Bot yard: 100 pieces Prin 20 pleces Printed Ongandie W. M. BROWN We have just opened some of the cheapest Silks ever off red in this market, and we offer them at Prices that canmot be beaten by the cheapest houses | fh New York, ‘Good value Black Silk, from 8T4c. up. Beautiful Colored Silts for $1. Striped Sttks at 65, 75 and 8c, peed in single and doubie width. Black Cashmeres from the lowest to best quality. Biack Bombazines, Henricttas, Tamise laine, c. Colored Dress Goods, all qualities, very cheap. Para@ls and Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves, rods, Lt Linen Lawns, &6., &c. White Goods, Linens, Linen Lawns, ay8-6t _713 Market Space. is MER SILKS, « SUMMER SILKS, MMER SILKS. ED TO-DAY, NEW STOCK OF New stock of Black Silks opaned to-day, best maken, 65. 75, 87, $0, $1. $1 25 $1.50. etc. we New Spring Dress Goods, latest desigus, from jan. 18, ab: = Banti New st ors. nen Lawns ‘ust received. 50c. and up. tines, ar. 25.80.37 50c, Tmmenze Dargalus are offered in Diy Gvods at C. M. TOWSON & ©0."8, 636 Pennsyleania avenue, South side, near 7th st. Black Cashmeres, all w Black Alpacas, 15°. and. | _aps-tr Curr CARPETS AND DIY GOODs. 3.000 yards Calico, 4% cents. Muslins and Sheetlngs ascheap as the cheapest. Buntings, all shades, 25 cents up. Back Alpacas, 15 to bO:.; Mohair 37, worth 60c. Biack Cashmeres, grand bargains Bdc. up. Double width B ack Cashmeres, 25 cents. Black Gro Grain Silk. 7Bc. up, very cheap. Colored Silks, 7c. ; Summer Siiks, 62\¢c, to $L age stock Parasols in city. very low prices. Elegant line Dress Goods, 12% Wo 37% cents. Hes and Children’s Htusiery, wibbons, “Tor- Laces, Brussels Carpets, $1 to $1.12‘; 12'5 off for cash, All Ingrain Carpets less than manufacturers prices, inch Black Cashmere. $1, worth $1.50. = T. N. NAUDAIN, apl-tr 709 Market Bpace. SPRING LS 2) DRESK GOODS. KODHEAD & CO... 939 Pa. av., bet Ate now offering late novelties in Frene iis and American DRESS GOUDS at greatly reduced Prices, AWONg Which are the stylish and serviceabis Browtiatd Gra, All-wool Bourettes, at 45>. per yard: also, Back Siiks tryit the best and oldest es- tablished looms of Lyons “dt bly Jow figures, beginuing at Ing. 25<. and up, eh “lef vesdale Cau S gin 4 Reached Cotton, Tse. per ¥: glegant 3 button Kids, $1.25: Silk Clocked Bal | hriggan Hose, up; Clark's best £00-yard »a0! Cotton, Se, Spool (6 spools for Ze.:) aha s |» “tick of Arst-clase Faney aud Bispie tary Juan, Cheap. Call and examine. adlied D Kap £ CO. mar20 tr 939 Melia ane., on. 9h and 108 — VEW SPRING aN DEY GOODS, We have ag opened new Bourettes, Kuicker> bockers, Silks, Cashmeres, ns, &c, 500 Silk rn Donarriien Ladies and Gentie- men, ranging in price from O0up to 00. ‘Androscoggin Cotton. 7" sles Fruit of the Loom, 9 Lonsdale Cambric, 12\c. W. W. BURDETTE & 0, ger, tar office, 7 5 WILL BE GIVE 0 i > 4 e) who will procure me a pesition as Messen- Watchman, or Laborer inan riments of Geverpment, < TO ANY ONE one of the De- Address C, OR SALE—Froi niles from Ari beautiful situation: m5 to 15 acres of LAND, 14 ington. 2 from Georgetown, ruit trees, forest trees and water on the place: 10 minutes walk from the rall- read now being graded. Apply to A. G. HAYES, 229 Center Mar! et, or on the place, apl0-6r* A property in Washi corner of Prospect si RAKE CHANCE WARE and HOUS! for ‘sale on ‘easy term: 1.200 worth of HARD- FURNISHING GOODS r exchange for a small Apply at No. 63 High, rgetown, y-tr B*e 000 TO Loa ood real estate N—At 7 per cent. interest, on security, in sums to suit Over D $3,0 0." Also any amounts that may be wanted at 8 per cent, interest, ap9-5t B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. Dees BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. water: ii carriage, Pa. ave. D.w. 4-story BRICK. 15 red. terms. Inquire on premises, 1112 rooms, gas and cellar: stable for horses and ay® eoSt BRENT — B. H. WAENEE & Cu,, EDWIN A. MCINTIRE northwest. BRAINABL HW Axes, ‘916 F si 1%6 K st. nw, 1730 Ist. nw, 125 1109 F st. sto#dwe), 83 Buorgr de. oe Lait. 80 Te. EC. 436 M st. is SI 516 10th st. n' i807 Ea. ave ‘ave. ny 2413 Penn, aver" 440 K at. ni 112 4th st, se, Siore & dwel’g. 1282 1296 8 st. a 1126 19th st. 0 1806 G st. uw, ase, 8 DUM es RENT—By WM. H MAIN & Go,, Real E>ta'e Agents, 125 Pa. ave. 18 Ist et. n.e., 12 rooms, mod, imps. 116 4th st. D.e., mod. imps, . 12 rooms, mo: rooms, mod, im new, Fapsuuvays KR SALE OR EXCHAN FOR City PROP ¥ RTY—One of the best-locaied FARMS in Montgomery county. of 132 acres (no bui'dings), situated on the Metropolitan branch of the B. & U. | R. K., adjoining the Washington Grove Camp grounds. miles from Washington. Price $4 600; encumbered for $1,600. Would ex: for im proved or unimproved city property. No objec. Hon ‘to°a smaileneumbragoe, Pappiy tite We, HAMILTON, ¥, M. C. A, Building, 9th and sts, ap9-eo3t Fitgniest ILENCE, No. 10th sts. n. w. Buildin; 3,12 rooms, all A SACKIFIC . 933 M st Desirable RES- between 9.h and modern improve- ments; iarge yard and brick stable. Price $8 000. 8:8, D. a foot. ou 4th street, between K and L ~ 14 feet front by 90 deep. 10.000 feet of GROUND frontage of 300 feet on North Carolina Price 50 conis Capitol Hill; and 10h st. n.e., tn lots to suit. Prive 50 cents a foot, Aso several FARMS. CAMPBELL CARING- TON, Attorey-at-Law, 454 Louisiana avenue op- 5 apo-Gr posite City Hi R SALE—Very Low —A fine FRUIT aad GARDEN FAbM. of 13 acres, 1s nulles trom 24 au@ Boundary s reets n.e. SHERMAN, Koom 3.8t.C! Inquire of JOHN 1oud building. apé-s.4t GEMMER RESIDENCES FUR RENT ON SS Washington Branch Bailroad, one near An nspolis Junction; location high and healt! €O acres of land attached, if ne ten rooms. contains fron: J: Larne mediately to Kaltimore. “HAS, ss Teal estate security, at E. BISHOP &CO., Estate Agents, 515 7th st. with dwelling + 3% mile * adjoining Major “Clifton, fall, Also, “Oak Hi: up. and a ~ both fine largedwellings acces washing\on, in good neighbor rheods, | Apply im- BANNON, 32 Bt. Paul street, apd-10t 8 per cent. Insurance and Real apt-2w* Sis $1,000. $1 500, and $3.000 TO LOAN ON eD first-cla: Fe? SabEQAt Mt Pleasant, D.C. 0 27.500 feet ot GROUND; HOUSE of seven rooms; large cellar, well. cistern, stable, ga'den, ‘WIM be soid on easy term: &e., &c. n, fruit-trees, SOHN B. BLOS3, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BURFORD, 708'E street. For Rent. 1218 N st.. 8 rooms, mod. imps...... Corner 20th and M sts., Trooms and store. ments; price, with easy terms, oni Alo, two-story Press Brick in’ n01 id on most eas} Lot 80 feet wide. Hall, will be soid at the terms for...... 8 per cent ay + 30 Two great bargains in two two-story Press Brick Houses, entirely new and all modern improve- jz. 000 section of the city, with 8 rooms, modern improvements and elrgant lot, property reuting for $25; will ne $2,800 in the neighborhood of the City reduced price ot..--$2,600 Also, other great bargains from $15,000 down. Toa in. ‘$5,000, $3 COO and $600 on first class real estate, at p8-tr hear Gakiend, Maryland. is ir rent. coniains 8 rooms, 8 pantry: fu ly furnished: 1s surrounded by beau and shade: good house, stable, pasture fortwo horses, ar fruit.” For furtue: information inquire of seribers, or Mr. @. W, The nisen or Capt. Phell ayi-im ~_ kitchen, tiful grounds garden, spring house, carriage Fo RENT_SUMMER RESIDENCE-The Res- idence of Gen. B. F. Keley, on the mountain, housé FOR SALE. Fk SALE CHEAP A coup’ CARTS and HARNESS, in au excellent cendition. Apply to Grocer. eorner 4th and I st of JOS H. FLETCHER. UST ARRIVED FROM SHENANDOAH J Valley, Va., 15 head of young and sound HORSES. Among them are Several RSW gecd family and saddle horses, and one of the finest coupe horses ever offered Distri sale in the Also, one fine young BAY MARE that can show a three-minute galt; gentle and kind in all harness. Will Warranted as represented a T. PRICE. 3116°h st. nw. exchange or sell. All horses the Stables of JOHN apls-2.* POE SALE-BRICK WAGON, second hand, in goad runni Deavy VHEELS. rw. order. Also,‘one set of new San be seen at No, 21f 10th si apl2-2i* ty Of ‘the sub- . LEGGE, of Oakland; Co". B. F. HAWKE*. 611 G street s.w., or W. H. BARSTOW, 615 7th at. n.w. Refer to Gov. Dan- istrict Commissioners, BOARDING. For information apply to OUNTEY SUABDING_ Healthy eforatign, cay cess to city, alry rooms, fru Sow. 8: PHELPS. Pho: ogiaph Office, Treasury Department, apl2 3" 7 45 STREET NORTHWEST SLT ki r wtnor wine BOARD, other ROOMS, desirable for summer, guests accommodated. : OARDING—| single, with transien apt ROOMS, en airy rst-class Dearders accommodated. street northwest, FOR hand- :omelx Furnished second story SUITE; also, some nt 1-3i* suite or table ‘board. Also ‘References oxcharged; 512 9th street northwest and 206 F Oar DING. — Large and Ei ¢ ROOMS, with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun- barton st., corner of wn, D. Cc, Terms low. ‘ap6-tm1* ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARVEES accommodated at 706 15th st, - Mrs. M. T, SOUTHALL. ma?25-im* formerly of Baltimore. y YORK AVENUE HOTEL, nv oer. ER RENT—HOUSE. 2143 Pennsylvania ave- nue, 10 rooms; gas. water, bath, ete.? rebuilt inst suibiner, and in good order: to careful and re- pou: ible parties onty.¢ jon May Deopostal card of ia ‘person, of GAS BAWY ER" by postal card or in person, of . 149) Stase. ave, D.W. Me marl9 3in* house the surround! eee who desire Meals marll-3m veniences of a well conducted NT—Furvished PARLORS and BED- cis cates ee bia An vanls avenue,, corner 4's st, 1-2 A a ee Re Nae btck earct . New York ave. and lth st, their families can find at this suse the serroumdingat a puassast Meee wih liberal arrangement will be made with persons ‘SOKN B, SCOTT, Proprietor. Front ARD, T° Fe SALE—HUBSE, BUGGY and HABN £88; 107 8e sold and LEH a good traveler; buggy in good order, been used but little. ° Ap» + oe to KELEHER'S Livery Stable, 8th 3 between D and Kn. GINSEE'S SEWING MACHINE, nearly new, for tale at less order: give it all the Price $25. than one-third its cost: fect trial you please; 44 H's! spring Pheton, ing suitable for# af passe KR SALE—New style Ju: beat C: 3 : oe fern hiitiey Side-bar Toy rs ers, 20 Ber cent. cheaper then y. Give me a call. 3 all farmers and hau! anywhere in the cit; McGBATH, corner Jackson Wagons, for D. W. 12-hand Bets.n.w. apb-im RK SALE—Venry Low For Casu—By a fam- left the «ity, ily having ity, a four PIANO, nw. Rosew: ‘corner, ‘Can be seén at No. 723 7th st. a:8 awe be NESS and a COUPE-! will sell and HORSE and HAR- KAWAY: Teasonable terms: pogX} Inquire of on but sale must be immediate, juire W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7ch street, for E mar2?-tr HE GREATEST BARGAIN T EVER OFFERED IN DRY GOODS. Two hundred pieces (200) of one yard wide Paz cific Cretonne Cambric, in beautifal colored fig- ures, only nine anda half cents (9's), worth 12 in every city in the United States: also, beautiful Pacific figured Lawns, only 10. Worth 125. We are selling an excellent Bleached Cotton | Fruit of fhe Loom.) only 8. peek me Beautiful figured Linen Lawns; Buntings in ail colors aud shades, at a very ‘low price; New York Mills Sheeting, the widest and’ best’ made, at @ Special low price; we are selling the cheapest Black Silks ir Washington; Black Silks, good quality. 78; Black Bilks excelient quality, at $1; Black Silke: Fier Satin finish. sublime quality. only $1 25. worth $21. 75—Uhis Is & special bargain: Black Tamese lack Silk Warp Henrietta: Black Grenadin All Pure Wool Black Cashmere, very wide dou Width, only 60; Biack Cashmere, double f excellent Black Alpaca, 25: three buadred (300) of Cassimeres for mens’ and boys’ wear, at the very lowest cash prices, ranging Bic. to | $1.50; beautiful Spring Dréss Goods, part wool. 15 iNowcase Cotton. 10°: Plaid Muslin 12: beaat fal Spring Shawls; excellent quality Bed Ticking, hew style stripe, double twilled, one wide, | Be Eogiish Stockings, Teguiar made, four pair for { Lace for Curtains, All of these great bari at ihe New Dry Goods Store. ws — mar25-tr SNiuxs: BLACK SILK STRIPED SILK. lew COLORED SILK, ur third grand special sale of SILKS will be- ) win to-day. and will include a large to jored and striped Biiks. 7 OF ok } BLACK SILI Good Gros Grain, 75 cents. =: | =e Grain, oo. 2 | xtra Fine Gros Grain Magnificent Gros Grain. $1.50. me Superior quality Gros Grain, $1.75. 1 aguificent Cachemire Royal, 62. All of these Silks are of the well known CACHE- MIRE MILANO. brand ‘of Savvies = & Cie. Lyons and Milsn, STRIPED SILKS, Good quality, ail colors, 75 cents PLAIN COLORED SILKS, Large variety, all colors, $1, Weare the only store in the city that make a specialty of SILKS, and we will guarantee ALL oF OUR SILKS to be much Jess than the same goods | can be had for anywhere in this country. A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP- TICAL OF THis FACT, CONNOLLY’, m2l-tr G08 Ninth street, opp. Patent Office. D LINE OF KID GLOVES, pal A few Marseilies Spreads, at | $1.50 and $2 soiled, worth $4; Koby's Double Bust Corset, guarantee steels i pair, Cassimeres from meres from 20 to yard: Pure Linen Table | B. BAILEY, | CARTER'S, No. 711 Market Space. PERSONAL, | MARA, DUPREE. Indian Doctress and For | fune Teller. —If You have a skeleton in Your closet she will tell you how to get ridof it. Resi ee, 219 K st., near 31 n.w. ap2 16 * | ASTROLOGY. * MADAME ROSS This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner | of 24 nw. She has uo superior in delineating the Past. Present and Future. Iu love or business her advice ts invaluable, describing your friends, polnt- ing ont your enemies, and info ming you of the gute way to success iu all undertakings. Consulte- tion strictly confidential. Ladies, $1; gentlemen, $1.50. nov2t-ly M424 MECOSTEULO. Discipioof Mle Lenor- mand, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever in America, can be consulted at her house. 226 D st. now.” F st. cars pass the door MEDICAL, &c. 2 TROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS. 895 Pen Sylvaniaavenue, If you w.uld know the trut cousuit the Dr. in all things, Office hours from 9 . to9 p.m, apis-ly **QaTI° FACTION —A ia - S fain preventive of duprestive cure and ecer pleasant consequences, f used in season; $1 per bott S DakBY s 118 4's st., corner Penna, ave: PAREN 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS F. Bro care nay case or Femate Weakness, Lrrogus laritien and Obstructions: 30 " experience, OMice 906 B st. s,w.,opposite Smithsonian. a4-2w* —Dr. ROBE! ¢ ir POBERTSOM can be GQPECIAL NOTIC SS consutied marlé-tt T= Tip YaaUE Te Ag ron co., INCORPORATED 1845. LEWIS Cc. ASSETS JANUAR’ All forms ‘pany orany of item “Tas. B, PURELY MUTUAL. GROVER. President. ¥ ist, 1878, $33. 328. ‘ished at the Office of the: 'EARSON, Suse Peectont, EDWARD A. STRONG. BENI¢ Bd, QULLER, Act 6 ¥.HY FRAN VILL: H) Cc. LES, ‘Treasurer, Be uric: apet 5 G16 Oth st., opposite maré-tr