Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONPAY........ srreeee April 15, 1978. BY 8. NOYES....Edito Average mrorn Dail: Circulation over 17,500- being, a musth ‘arger bona, fides at of all the | daily papers in the city added er Segular, circulation than togeth Resumption Not Quite Reached Yet, The fact that two or three national banks in Chicago and Cincinnati have announced their | readiness to redeem their notes in gold, has given ground for the idea that specie resump- tion is a thing already accomplished : but this is a too hasty conclusion. Among bankersthe announcement in question by these banks is looked upon as_ merely an avertisement, and. not as indicating that a slight premium upon gold is to be wiped out at once. With gold at 1014 to 10014, there is no profit in “carrying it” at from 4 to 7 per cent.,and there is not likely to be any particular demand for it. Yet, | where there is any oceasion for its use, the | brokers will demand some percentage for sup- Plying it, and it is therefore likely to maintain a Slight premium of 34 to '4 per cent. until the period of resumption. In the meantime it is evident that the public are not particularly hankering for it as cur- | rency. In fact, in the seventeen years’ time in which it has been out of circulation the | people have learned to prefer paper money. On Saturday one of our city bankers paid out | a small quantity of gold to a customer, and the latter presently returned to get it exchanged | for paper, saying that he absolutely could not pass it. Another odd fact in regard to the old American gold coin, in cirewlation before | the war, likely to be brought out from the stocking legs where it has been hoarded, is, that from abrasion it is from 2 to 3 per cent. under par. The Treasury Department in tak- ing it is rigid in making the reduction, so that when this gold does emerge into use it will be Worth less than the greenbacks. The Prst has absorbed the Union and ap- rs toc ay under the name of The Post and fon. It is aimoureed, however, that the latter name will be dfopped after the partially completed advertising co itrac’s shall have been concluded. This is sensible; the double names for newspapers are a great inconve- nience and the practice should not be encour- aged. If Watterson would drop half the eum- | brous name—Co» rier-Journa!—of his paper, | he would earn the thanks of his subseribers | aud his cotemporaries. ———_-+e2-______ Gold was only one-fourth of a cent above greenbacks Saturday, and bankers and | merchants t and west have commenced paying out gold coin in ordinary business transactions, without reference to the slight | premium which it commands. And yet in the face of these facts, the financial wiseacres i Congress and newspaper o' €‘nyiner the country that it will be impossi | to resume specie payments by the first of | January next. Verily, as Horace Greeley used | tosay, “the way to resume is to resum If the finance-tinkers in and out of Congress will | only shut up and go home. the business of the | country will soon right itself. It is the sense. | less agitation that creates distrust and pros. | trates things. We suspect that it will presently occur to | Messrs. Howe and Blaine that their attacks upon Secretary Sehurz. with reference to his birth-place, were not quite judicious. Last week thy rman-American citizens of Knox. ville, Tenn., held a large meeting, when res lutions were adopted in answer to the asse tion of Senator Howe that the first enterprise of Carl Schurz “was to revolutionize the government under whieh he was born, that failing he fled.” The resolutions de that the revolution of 1818, in which Curl Schurz acied so prominent a part, was not a | failure by any means, as the leading reforms | then contended for by him and his compatriots haye been to a great extent adopted, and in- corporated into the government of German: this result being due in a great degree to the effort then made by Mr. Schurz, and that “six millions of German-American citizens in the United States, regardless of party, will never eful for the good his early patr in the cause of right have re sulted in to fatherland, be proud of the luster he has shed upon the German name and character in the land of his and their adoption,” The report of the committee chosen by the depositors of the recently closed Sixpenny Savings Bank, New York, to investigate the affairs of that institution, is not rose-colored The committee find that there existed among the officers and trustees a ring or clique. to ‘Whose mismanagement and dishonesty the disasters that have fallen on the institution are dire attributable. Many of the bonds and mortgages held by the bank were either absolutely bad or insuficiently secured. The attention of the Attorney General is called to mortgage transactions, which it is thought furnish ground for an indietment. It appears that some of the officers of the federal government were implicated in them. The failure of this bank brings distress to more than thirty thousand depositors. The respon- sibility in the matter should be brought home to some one, and if, as suggested, the law ean reach the guilty persons, it should be at once applied. We shall not emerge immediately from the present depression if, as we are so often told, confidence is what is needed. France expects to maki eigners on the single item of hotel charges this summer to reimburse her for what she paid to Germany after the recent war | ‘fh from for- Thongh Mr. Lyneh failed to establish a sue- cessful paper in Washington (as so many have failed before hin), it is due to him to say that his effort in that dire $ by ability, good temper, and keep up a high s disposition to | dard of journalism | The religious exeitement among the colored people in Richmond, caused by the contro. | versy between the Jasperites and the anti- | Jasperites on the momentous question, “D> the sun move?” has culminated in a great re- vival, unparallelled in the history of the city. Factory hands, domestic servants, and school children show a strong disinclination to en- | gage in temporal affairs while staggering un. | der the weight of their sins. The hill sides in | the suburbs of the eity are frequented by hun. dreds of the anxious engaged in prayer. In this connection, it may be wellto remind Kich. mond that her favorite son, John Jasper, is not unrivalled in point of religious discovery. | A Dr. Wild, of Brooklyn, has announced that | St. Patiick and the prophet Jeremiah are one and the same person, and that Jeremiah es- | tablished the ninth or areh degree of masonry, | Let Jasper look to his laurels! | The Paris Exposition. the world’s meeting in the interests of peace, industry and civiliza- tion, is still in a chaotic condition as far as its arrangements are concerned. The prepara- tions for a Eurepean war appear to be proceed- ing more satisfactorily. Cincinnati boasts now of having the largest organ in America. Pork bought it. BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, without A injury to the skin, warranted toall lates using Madame LEWEN BERG'S celebrated Pastit Les DE FLORENCE and ROSE Powber. api5-1m* UTTER AND EG@&s. Fine Fresh BUTTER, free of garlic. daily, iu small and large tubs, on comimission D. E. DUTROW, | Corner 10th and © st _apl5-3t* STB4rrons & STOR” CELEBRATED Nw Yous VFIVE CENT CIGARS, For sale wholesale and retail by W-8. ROOSE. 1233 Panna. ave. ED RASPBERRY PLANTS CON. | Res eee VINEE AN free wine ond ver cheaj Al ~ Tid oath et, ney © MOUs EL PHICEES, | NEEOT'S AMBEOUA SS EMONGEOT’S AMBRO3IAL for the Hair and ac. S18 oth ot, cogsaten Patent _., | TORS, suitable for Family, Hotel and Res- | Gente’ Good Congress Gaiters, | and 75 cent | relief. | place ani F haaal E. KENDALL & SON, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. No. 619 B street nw, WANTED AL 113 C st. n.e.. a GIRL to do chamberwork for three and cook and wash | for one person, Wages moderate, we | ANTED—A NURSE to take charge of a ld; must be recommended: one wo lives home preferred, Apply No. 1417 Rhod Island e. apls-2.° TANTED—A young WHITE W' MAN to V nurse and do general housework: mast coma well recommended. Inquire at 1310 13 1s | now. - and a * Vv T:D—-OCCUPANTS for rooms, fur- Bidbed wr unfuynished, including Boars, tor (Near B. & PB. Depot,) Have for sale at half cost of manufactur- | ers prices, ICE KING REFRIGERA- | taurant use. GENCY FOR A | “OLD NORTH STATE" SMOKING TOBACCO. | (Post) apl5-1m | pam prepared to sell. to the Tradeand general | $18 per month; No. 938 I st., between 9th and 10" mapite the above named TOBACCO. and pronounce | -¥. apt5-3. | Itunequalied to any yet offered in this market. | +, NTED—TENANTS forlarge Doub © Pare | Being made of the purest tobacco, Lt will stand on | pl eT eg | gown Merits. saccos, it does not bite the | @_@ perManent tenant. Apply 1009 7th. st. ja apl5-2." | ware young WHITE GIRL to assist | in | tongue, a qualit much ‘desired by smokers. I | also have on hauc and offer for sale, wholsesale and | FRORRED R RENT_HOUSE No. 45 H street n.w., 7 “rooms. water, gas and cvilar, Rent low s15-Bt* ‘Ten-room HOUSE, hail, wat-rand Water closet, No. 1008 11th street, $29.‘ ppiy 1106 L st. nw. apl5-3¢ R RENT—Tiree uuturnished ROOMS, new- ly paper: d, to persons without small chitdrea, 1729 Penna, ave, apl5-21° yR_RENT—ROOMS to let, furnished - E'firnisind, at 618 He street ge RS or a reasonable. 15-3 1R RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS on 21 floor, stitable for office or for light nousaKeep- ing. | Apply at 1220 F street, between 12th and 13¢h streets pls. 9R RENT Furnished ROOMS at_summor prices, suitable for gentieman and wife or siu- le gentleman, No, 827 Vermont ave., opposite Eiiington, ‘apl5-3u" EN T—723 12th st 1. 8. Tetall, all qualities of CIGARS, CHEWING and neral housework in a small family; must oe Pee Noor, handsorsety faa | SMOKING TUBACCO, and a full line Smokers | come well recommended. Apply at 1120 7th st. | isneds 896s CHAMBER on oeshet wage ney far | Articles and Goods. WALTER F. WALSH | s.e., near Navy Yard. 1 on same floor; other Kooms very low. apl5 3° +*Agent Old North State, ANTHD—IMMEDIATELY—A tidy) young | WOR RENT—1823 I street D.w., a comfortably aprib-im 350 Peat ave, nent 47s sivbet, GIRL as nurse; ‘must. bring references furnished HOUSE ore Apply at No. 411 15th’st. n.w., between D and E Sts., Ted brick house. ite ANTED “A thoroughly compatent WHITE ‘OMAN ‘or general housework for small family; must be a nice cook. Apply immediately to 1334°Q st. n. ct ANTED—A neat and honest WOMAN or GIRL ironer, to assist in light house- work ano plain sewing.’ References required. 1307 Rhode Isiand ave. ws WASTED. The Ladies TO KNOW that thy can have their Combings made up in baat wwner for 25 cents per ounce, at Mrs CAL- LAN'S, 805 Market Space. aps ANTED_PAINTING, GLAZING and KALSOMINING. in exch sage for Groceries, Dry Goods. Clothing, #urniture, Hardware, &c. Apply to D. B. 8., 1011 T st. new. apls-6t* | JRRODHEAD «& Co., | 939 Pennsyleania Avenue, Are now offering special bargains. in ‘beautiful Dress Goods, Black Silks, Grenadines, &c., &¢. Among which are stylish and serviceable all-wool Bourettes, at 45 cents; superior All-wool French Cashmeres, at 60 cents and up; Tamise Cioth, at 87's cent-; recently $1.25 per yard; Black and | White Satin, $1.25 and up; Buntings, 25 cents, | best make All-wool Buntings. 35 cents); Lovely | Tench Organies, Toil de Alsace, Madras Ging- | hams and Linen ‘Lawns. very cheap; Androscog- in 4 4 Bleached Cotton, 7’; cents; Lonesdate Cam- bric. 12's cents: the most elegant and he: ton Kidsin the city for the money, $1.25 land All-wool Shawis, 75 cents: fine yard Weached Muslin suitable for curtains, 75 ven: ard. (a great bargain); Thompson's Glove-fitt Jorsets, $1 pair. BRODHEAD & CO.. fing in a very healthy an agreeable neighborhood, from the Ist of May to the 1x of October; modern improvements, Appl t . ap FOE RENT HOUSES 305 snd 307 A st eight rooms and celar; gas and wa‘er, low to'a goud tenant, Apply’next door, 309. a13-3.° Pe RENT HOUSE 1416 17th st. nw. cient rooms; Potomac water in yard and Kitehsn. Keduced from $30 to $20. THOS. E. WAGGA- MAN, 519 7th st. FOR KENT HOUSE No, 222 8. sc modern improvements, ten rooms: condition. Rent $40 per month, Apply THOS. E_ WAGGAMAN, 5197 bist, ‘apl3-3t F R RENT—Witit On WiTHOUT BoARD—Oae large PARLOR. Also, on Ist of May, two urnished ROOMS. No, 1203 apl3-2t' large DLW. apl5-tr_ 939 Penn’a ave. bet. xh and 10th. NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania avenue. THE BEST GOUDS ANTF D—FURNISH ED ROOM and BOARD for genuleman and wife, comm sneing May ia private family preferred. Adress MOR- 1 BY. City post office, stating lowest terms, a15-3t" ANTED—A TENANT forasmall, Furnished IN THECITY FOR Petals $l W Brick House, (one square [rom the 14 h-st. “2... 40°, | Tailroad.) who will beard a lady and gentleman foi ewport Ties. Finé Kid Unites: Fosed Button Boots 50 | the rent, Inquire at No, 16 4 15th stan w. al5-3¢° Ladies’ French Kid Button Boots ANTED TO BUY—A amali Hous Ladies’ French Heel Button Boots. 4 Wat eter improvements, in nor hw: Ladies’ Best French Kid Button, A.B, GD. | jort of the citys, monthly prvmonts, a ‘$3 50 | Interest: price not to exceed $4,! 00, wide 0 A s 1 75 | Star office, apL5-2 ‘All kinds of Siippers JOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, five rooms, bay window, bath and modern improvements 1217 st. we outh, $17 per n Apply to W. SMITH, . apl3 3u* 406 New Jersey ave. n. w. . K. and all city ears; 6 rooms: Wath room) &c.: park and trees, Inquire next door; rent to suit the times, ap13-3i* (OR RENT—TERMs REDUCED—D WELLING 1%9 Pennsylvania ave, near 19th st: gas, water, nearest corner. JOS. FORR*ST. 711 G st., op pesite P.tent Offices hours 12 to 4.30, apl3-3 * ud Ties for Ladies, Misses ., Ver! . ANTED—A_ good-sized ROOM, near City Ueaes sine Galt Handi Hall or Post Office, on the first or second floor of a private family, ‘to store househo'd furnt- ture for the summer months. Address, wi-h term “J. M. M. 663. P.O ‘YY ANTED —Ladies to kno FRINGING done for DW. Gent's ine Galt Hand- : O Gent's Fine Calf Hand-stithed low quarters. 2 50 Gent's kine Calf Hand-stitched Congress. Gent's Fine Low-strap Shoes 4 ase » per yard. st. z al3.3i" ANIED—TO DYE ALL FADED HAIR their original color by my only process. Combings made into braids of superior maxe fo: $1, and Puffs 10 cents. at H. PHILIPPL'S hair Goods es ablisbment, 802 7th st, new. ap13-2 * | ANTED—Ten VEST HANDS on Whit y Vests, Apply at GEQ. T. KEEN'S, 414 oth st. ial | ANTED-By a respectable white Girl, a W Arak redo Roomeapoees, sehite, Girt, berwork, Appiy at 629 10th st. n.w.-apl2-2* WY ANTE D—To rent,a neatly furnished HOUSE or suite of three ROOMS, as near ths Caph fopsible. Address’ Hox’ 158, House P.O Boys and Youths: Shoes good and cheap, Ss |. One Price Only. “ieee ene EO. MCCARTHY. Tue BEST DOLLAB BLACK SILK IN WASHINGTON, We have just received another lot of those SU- PERIOR BLACK SILKS that we sold out of last week at $1a yard. ALSO, Rich Black GROS GRAIN SILKS at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. Beautiful Colored GROS GRAIN at $1.25 and $1.50, in all the new shades, Ftegant DAMMISSE GRENADINES in Black and Colors, French ORGAN DIES and LINEN LAWNSin great variety. 100 patterns new style BOURETTS from $4.50 per pattern up, 25 pleces neat striped and CHECK SILKS 62's a complete stock of ‘an LUPIN'’s MOURNING GOOD3 | office, ANTED of every description. | a. PLAITING. One Price On"y. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., | WANKER PLA ; the only machin it P19 reunsylvania Avena. | of the kind In. the city: 2cents per yard. Mic | BELLE LUCAS, Dressinaker, B14 Dstreet, © SK TBROSE WHO KNow. | ner of 9th st. now apl? 3 Al ANTED- Energetic CANVASSERS, mal and female, for the District of Columbia: th best thing out: profits 100 per cent.; cost of out only ue dollar. Address. or apply between 8 anv 10 a.m.. or 4 and 6 p.m., 411 C st. se apl2-3 ANTED—ToTeact—Latin, Rhetori=, Math- ematicsor Logic. College preparation given, assuring admission “into an advanced. class Katina specialty : terms moderate. 8,W. FLY NN. A.M, 1227 L street n.w. ap3-Lm WANTED HORSES to Keep on pasture, or will stable and gi feed: farm on 7th road. 8 miles from the city; best city referen H. P. CLARK. Sligo post office, Montgon tol WANTED, Two large conuccting ROOMS. 2 floor, within six blocks of Trea must not exceed $35, The only re! Ask any physician if BENSO} POROUS PLASTER is not the best plaster in the ld. ‘This remarkable article was invented to reome the great objection always found to th: dinary Porous Plaster of slow action in bringing 3 CAPCINE LAME BACK. For I ame and Weak Back. Rheumatism troubles of the spine and kidneys it is a truly wonderfu: remedy. Physicians everywhere recognize. its kreat superiority to other porous plasters, and to all liniments. It relieve pain at once and. cures quicker thanany known plaster, liniment or com- county. Ma. aps-Ln Pound, ANTE) Ladies and Gentlemen to learn CAUTION. — There are dangerous and worthless (BY STAL IVORYITPE PAINTING, imitations of BENSON'S Capcine Plaster in the market. The genuine have the word Capcine cut through each plaster. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents, apl5-im,w,s EXC £LLENT VALUE. A “Great Bargain’ in BlACK SILK at ONE DOLLAR. Black SIL KS from 75. to $5. Colored SILKS, $1, $1 25, $1.60, $2. structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 Pa. ave. ; satisfaction guaranteed and charges reason- able.’ Call day or evening. apl-lm* WANTED BY a good dressmaker and seam- stress a PLACE by the day or week; under Stands cutting anc fitting children’s clothes. Ad. dress N. K., Star office. mar27 ANTED—OLD @OLDand SILVER, in larg: or small quantities, Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO., 349 Pa. ave. nw. —mar13-1m WANTED Sy, a man who speaks several ditfer- ent languages a POSITIU. 4 Nas servant to Summer SILKS. 62°. 75c., $1, : travel with persons who are about visiting Europe. Pei ne stock ot French Bourrette*s C. P- Address 2306 H st. n.w. mar13-1m ices. Parasols and Sun Umbrelias. ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 19 oc- *-Wamsutta Shirts,*’ all finished, open front 07 cupy a large third story south front room, or back, at suitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— “ONE DOLLAR," first class, 617 F st. n.w. feve3 _ ANTED-—To exchange, new STOVES for old French and U. 8, Lowell Buntings. Ww Summer Camél’s Hairs. ones, Groceries or ‘uel, at BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey ( pay. Stoves rented. WANTED TTo exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 6th K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, $30 to sepl5-tr ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, Linen Lawns, Organdles, Ginghams, &c., &c. c. An Inspection of stock will well repay any one {1 search of **Good Fabrics,*’ at the lowest prices, BF One Price Only. PERRY & BROTHER, himneys cured or no novié6-tr and $25. 7 : ds auglé-1y apis 2t Penne_ave., cor, 9 street. WANTED A peffect and clean copy of the first number of the INGSTAK, for whicha ILHS! SILK 8?: be paid. Apply ‘at the Star ‘at the aug30-tf beral price will vffice. VOR RENT—COTPAGE, one story, roomy nearly new; stable, garden, fruit, croquet lawn; in the healthy village of Mt. Pleasant, one mile from city. Inquire of Dr, BREED, corner 8th and F sts. n.w. apl3 6. FoR, RENT—BRICK HOUSES, eight and ten as, pantries, bath, cellars, rauges, iatrobes. slate mantels. water closets, halts, alleys: Alco, smaller HOUSES cheap, Keys 438.7 st. DW. apls-3t* Dew. FOR BERS FORNISHED_—A suburban kest- DENCE#modern improvements; three acres flowers, fruit, fe.: carriage-house and pants; horse, Hugay and cow tett on place, Tngiire Post Uftice Box 827, apl3- OR RENT—COUNTRY PLACE—That very ! desirable large new HOUSE and 25 Acres of iroune, opposite General Carroli's and near BrightWooa 3iction; easy of access; high ard healthful: house has mé4ern lmprovéments: the ard tnd road will be repaired wien the house is id. Bo H. WARNER & CU,, 916 Fst, apl3 3t FOR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, singie or en suite, street, opposite Fra iklin Square. aplz 3 RENT Third story, 2126 Ponnsvivania ue, suitable for housekeeping; modern im- nts; rent $15 per month, including gas, OR RENT—In one of the finest locations in the city, Communicating ROOMS, with BOARD, nishcdand unfurnished, References exchanged Massachusetts ave. apl2-6u" NT—Eight room HOUSE; good cellar: nveniences all in good order, AIT, 221 Pennsylvania ave. ly tod ra tobi: “+ WOR RENT—Nearly new No, 437 20th street n.w., fer, hath, 4c, 5 $16 per month: door. OR RENT—A row HOUSES, 6 root ntaining gas, wi Apply atstore next apl2-3.* of | two-story 8: rent $8 per mont! : chance for Working people to securehomes, THOS E WAGGAMAN, 5197in st, apl2 st FOR, BENT No, 1129, oth street now. ROOMS and Basement: waterand gas, a! RUSSELL'S and 14th st. WR RENT_Two corner 8th and L busine 9 Apply armacy, corner Vermont ave. api? 3, : and CELLARS, streets n.w,, good for any ‘sirable location, good ‘neighborhood: ly $15 per moutiieach, —ap12 3." 'T—D welling part of HOUSE No, 2315 rivaniaavenne, 7 rooms and bath, newl ered, will be let at a very moderate rent toa small family without ebildren. Inquir+ on premises, ‘apl2-3: FOR RENT CA desirable private RESIDENCE. eligibly located on N street, near 13.h, south front: can be rented furnished 'frem May to No- vember to a small family, at a very low price FITCH, FOX & CUTTER: apl2 8t ‘OK REN T—Several desirable Brick HOUSES with all modern conveniences, Nos. 10 and 22 I street n.e., 13 rooms each, at $30 per month: No 2010 14th st.. 10 rooms, at $35, aud No. 1341 ( street, 14 rooms, (never occupied.) at low rent t good fenaats Toquire of 8, R. BOND, 3: S-reet, YR RENT—3 GRANT PLACE— ROOMS, en suite or single, containing all mod- ern cenveniences: at reduced rates for the suinmer: or Furnished HOUSE apll 4:* (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 607 New Jersey ave- nue D.w.. 10 rooms, modern improvements, Rood yard; all in good order; rent to suit the thm: pply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st 2.W. aptl-im Fo RENT— Furnished HOUSE, 2013 F st. from May 16 to October 15, Laquire on thy premises. apl0-eo4:* WASTED Tine UPHOLSTERY WORK of ory gowns anid work at lowest fousible prooge By st and work at lowe: ices, [ea CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. augie-ty id Wee TED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- A Received TO-DAY from the recent larga auc tion sales in New York an entire new stock of SPRING SILKS, which will be offered at prices never befure seen ix this city, ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La, ave. auglé-1y ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'R Steam Beating Works, 490 Maiueavenue, be- ween 4)5 and 6th 8.W. Called for and delivered without charge. jy 13-ly ANTED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mall, or ‘eft at W. 8, MITCHELL'S, Market Space. fe21-1y W anake ge tlemen to know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tallor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to be made at home. 7 a jan26-1v STRIPED SILKS, Sixty-five Cents, BLACK SILK, Beventy-five Cen‘s. NAVY-BLUE SILK, Ninety Cents. BOTTLE-GREEN SILK, Ninety Cents. SEAL-BROWN SILK, (OR RENT—Desirable new HOUSE at th ‘Navy Yard; piazzas back and front; 5 roms convenient to two lines street cars; rent only $8. Apply on premises, near corner 6h and M sis. apl0-e03.* R RENT—-HOUSE No, 417 K st. n. w..9 rooms; alley on side and rear; gas an’ waver Kent low to a good tenant. Apply to FRANK LIBBEY. Luniber Merchant, corner 6: st. aud New York ave. apl0 im POR REX CIA comfortable 3-room COTT GE with three acres of fine garden land; peach Grebard and stable, at the North Arlington Frait and Daly farm.’ w od for fuel treet $10 nt month, Apply at 1141 24th st. n.w. apl0 6* FOR RENT AND SALE. BRENT t new HOUSE at LeDroit Pee aT padeae onsventoucses eight fine __ BUSINESS CHANCES. | RK SALE Valuable Building LUT front on N street, near 10th now. ith sou Toqaire of rooms; $45. Also, Nos, 21, 83 and 25K st.n.e., | D. NAYLOR, at corner ith and N ten rooms; $26 each. | streets. Apply at BIRNEY'S Law Office, Room 83, | yop jUK SALE-LOT- in LeDroit Buiding, F st. price from 2 to 10 cents pe Any of the above will be soid on long tima and ~ 3 - quired from raons wishing te build ly parments, Spis Lar Hurietin. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN street. FOR RENT W Ante The advertiser having received a Mone: < Government appointment, wills. out | SINTWiS3 PoP sibo ‘casn. thts when eA $83 for cash, this week, rags THEO. F. GATCHE! | ATTORNEY, Star office apl5-2.° Real Estate and Insurance Agent, WOR SALE, RENT OK EXCOHANGE-A bean- tiful Country RFSLOENCE aud Frait FARM. near Washington; $1 000 worth of fruit can be sold from the place annually, Apply to JESSIE B., Georgetown Post Otice, D. C. apL5-eo2w YR SALE Most desirable Country RESI- DENCE. 12 acres. new house, 8 rooms, situated in the midst of beautiful grove of forest treas, splendid elevation, Sowers and pare spring ‘ater, four miles fromthe city on the New Cut Rad leading to Hyattsville, and 14 miles from Brooks’ Station on the Point of Rocks railroad. Apply J. M. JOHNSON, 2 (T9284 DE-EQUITY in a two-story Brick with back building, centrally located. Bal- Corner 8th and F streets northwest. HOUBES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, AT REDUCED RENTS. Location and price, with all necessary informa- tion, wil be given at the office, apls-2w 1B RENT, By BE O. HOLTZMAN, 10vn and F sts. n. Pa. ave. n.wW., 16 rooms, mod. imps....$100 1319 F st. n.w., 14 rooms, mod.imps.. ‘124 We Geo'twn, doubie house, new.. 18 rooms and store, m. i fine place for garden... A 00 ance on easy terms, ap13-3t B. H. WARNER. 803 R st. n.w., 6rooms....... ‘329 7th st, n.e., 7 rooms and bath, new. 331 7th st. n-e., 7 rooms and bath, new opis. tr PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN OF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 6519 Seventh 8t, (Cl anges made every Wednesday and Saturday. | Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. “Park Hotel." Tch st. road. $83.000 2101 G st. n.w., moa. imps,. 12 Ts. 458 La. ave. n.w.. mod, imps.. 20 18 606 H sr. n. moa. imps., 10 rs. 487 0 st w., mod. imps., 11 rs, 325 to 383 C st.'s.e,, mod. inips.. 9 +25 and 627 10th st! ne.” mod "inp 903 1oth st. s.e., mod. imps., 14 A Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses For Sale 1214 Pa. ave. 8.e.. f. n.. mod, Imps., 7 s 916 Delaware ave , b. n., 8 rs. 313 18th st. s.w., ¢. h., mod, in] 305 H st. ue., f.n., mod. imp: casupRaRessesa i 83 33 8 + Geo’ rooms, mod.im| 00 150 WILL BE 3, $100 down and $50 in Si hse bow, Srooms mer tne: 00 instalments, fora position In any of the De- 913 K st. n.w.. 9 rooms, mod. imps. 00 | partments. Address **Confidential,’” Star Of 308 Cat, a 11 rooms and stable, m 2 ice. apls-20* th st. D. Wy 8, mi 5 BAK BUS Joth shaw. etore aid rooms above... 88 00 ee AMEET: wie, Hees ane th st. n.w., 9 rooms and store. aren Cottage with finegroundsandbarn,@eo'twa 2500 | ST rom sten.w, elas ba health. Address AG Gist, nw. 7 Fooms, mod. linps........ 33 00 | MIE oe 00 00 Li erals: interest moderate if collaterals good. ASBURY ( Bi Ebbitt House, APPL®MAD (Post er, Fst. oop. |, Capital 2. apls 5 R RENT, STASL¥S FOR RENT, By B. H. WARNER & Co, 916 F st) ENT— For ONE YEAR—The most desira- le RESIDENCE on H st. p.e, The owner wife will take Table Roard for rent. Refer- ences required, J. H. WILMOT, 720 Hs", ne, ‘apl3-2t* CHANG E— Three good V Ca 170 acres. §: f PL. HOAC Mt. Vernoii House om: Bor BAL Boo vD, by railre SRGATN IW acres of tiles of Washiagton, Also 975 acres, well im! , within 1 000 cash. Freeney Cu eee we te ae ie ie ee 3 rowed. $20 per acre: long time, Address SEL 307 Elm st.. LeDroit Park. { h., 6 rs 3,000 | ER. Star oftice. ater 1620 17: st, n.w., f-h., mod. imps., 61s. 2'500 | T\OMMISSIO Tin s at reir 216 29 Mvrtle st. b. 2. mod. imps. 718.. 2,500 | CO ing: District Commissiuners slow: see 426 New Yorgave., fh, 74s 2 Ketchum; to retire would be seusib'e, The great 416 N st. new... 0). 74s! Unimpron d Property For Sale. wrong by Congress to our poople is that here should (be stich a place to retire from. Ee het. 19im and 20tu nw. per ff. Sade GROSSMAN: hand K n.e.. per ft. ) N. 25 st. bet. F and G n.w.. per ft, O2nURN MONEY, Gor. 4th and L sts, nc. per ft 4 hand M sts, n.e., per ft. 4 Union st., bet. Nand O s.w., per ft. 22 1st.. bet. Mand N n.w.. per ft. i New York av. bet.20.8 and 21st nw. per ft. Mst., bet, 3d aud 410 n,e,, per fty ye, 4rouses For Rent. 514 5th st. n.w., mod. imos,. 17 rs. 1110 F st. n.w., mod. Imps,, 12 rs. In sums to suit, at Zand 8 per cent. on Real Estate. R, 0. HOLTZMAN, apls-6t 20.4 aud F ste, new, Besgvrne HOUSE KEEPERS will and it to their advantage to look ata large house we have now for rent ina central locality, with all 2101 st.. furnished, moa,” imns. the modern improvements and in excellent condi- 404 6th st. n.w., mod. impe.. 16 Ts. tion, Toa permanent and responsible party we are authorized to offer special inducements apl3-6t__ iB. H. WARNER & CO.. 916 F st. ) REAT DECLINE IN PRICES.—Comfortable HOUSES With six rooms, wear market and cars, in the northwest, reduced fr. m $25 to less than $13 per month, if'taken permanentiy. These are the cheapest hotises in Washington. B. H. WARNER & (), ay13-6t 6 F street northwest. LIBERAL COMPENSATION will be for a peru 1004 F st, ‘tore. mod, imps. poss, May 1 mod. imps + furh., mod. imps. 0 rs. mou, lumps. 127s 2. 'Mps.. 10 rs mod. imps +n. W., mod. 1 137 7th st. new 201 11th st. a. 1536 10th st. new. 716 H st. n.e,. mo . iven nent POSITION in any of the . imps.. 7 1463 Pierce Place, mod. imps - 9 : ale 1424 Rhode Isia'd ave., mod. hap: Re re Raa TeSS ar OnEce: 1498 Pst. n.w., mod, iips., 91 > MARCH, Rusr omce: 1826 16° st. n.wey tod. imps , 3 Fs a8 ot 7 desirable BUILDIN 824 Delaware ave.'n.e.. mut. imps.; 6 20 LOTS on Lith st., near the corner of Liew. 484 G st. 8. w.. ’ o PS F. W. MILLER & ¢ 681 F st. n OR SALF_—A four-room FRAME HOUSE ummer Kitchen; in good condition; no en- No. 1245 4 will’ seil within, apl2-3 OR SALE—From 5 to 15 acres of LAND, 1's utiles from Arlington. 2\% from Georgetown, beautiful situation: fruit trees, forest trees and apl2 6t ‘ fines on the 1st and 364 of each moath a pba! in’* of for sale and rent on my. 2, which can be had on application at my office, oF will be sent by mail If desired Auction Sales, On MONDAY, April 1Sih.at 4 p.m., two-story frame house on Park street ne. Ou MONDAY, Apri 15th, at 5 p.m., unimproved preperty on + between Delaware ave. and 21 street ssw, Loons. $1,500, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. ‘OK SALE AND * XCHANGE, By THUS. J. BROWN, LeDroit Building. $1,800 cash aud $3.500 in three will bu! thoroughly modern new 11-room 3-story and base - ment brick RESIDENCE, near 14th st. n.w. 1 400 will buy a LOT’ of 3,400 square feet on Bhode Islandave., near 14 h st. n.w. Iwi! exchange for a Brick HOUSE, we'l loca- ted, worth $8,000 or less, a new $3.500 Cottage Wa Grove, Cape May. snampay difference in casit Willalso exchange 160.000 feet of GROUND n.w., for improved property, apl2-tr read now being graded. Apply to A. G. HAYES, 229 Center Market, or on the place,” apl0-61* A RARE CHANCE $1200 worth of ITARD- WARE and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS for sale on easy terms, or exchange for a small property in Washington. Apply at No. 63 High, corner of Prospect st., Georgetown, apo-tr R SALE-—AT A SACRIFICE—Desirable RES- IDENCE, No. 933 M st.. between 9:h and {01h sts, n. w.; 12 rooms, all’ modern improve- ments; large x rd and brick stable. Price $8 000. Building LOTS on 4th street, between K and [L. Sts, N.W., 14 feet front by 90 deep, Price 50 cents a fot. 10.600 feet of GROUND. Capitol Hill; frontage of 300 feet on North Carolina ave. and 10:h st. n.e., in lots to suit. Price 50 cents a foot. A'so several FARMS, CAMPBELL CARRING- TON, Attorney-at-Law, 454 Louisiana avenue. op- posite City Hall. apd-6t S+ MMER RESIDENCES FUR RENT O ‘S Washington Branch Railroad, one near A) nepolis Junction; location higb and healthy, with €0 acres of land attached, if necessary; dwelling contains ten rooms. Also, **Clifton,”* 3 mile from Jessup, and **Qak Hall,’’ adjoining Major Larned’s, both fine large dwellings, accessible to al3-tr Ye? BENI- B. H. WABNER & Cu., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A. MCINTIRE 916 F st northwest. $150, 822 17th st, nw, 125 | 116 6th st. se, ei. 83: | $13 C at. 90, Washington, in neighborhoods. Apply im- Howard Hill (fur), 75 | 1235 st. ‘aw, Inediately (6 M.BANNON 32 BE Baal otra, Siore, ic. 1626 Latha 80 | $05 H st ne Baltimore. apb-100" | 73 | 123 A stone. BSE, 31, HE 800, and $8,000 TO LOAN ON ++ 70 306 18th first-class real estate security, at 8 per cent. 60 Tals D CHAS, E. BISHOP & CO., lusurance and Real | Estate Agents, 515 7th st. apt-2w* 1314 G st, nw, + oR SALE—At Mt. Pleasant, D. C., 27.500 feet cellar, well, cistern, stable, ga-den, fruit-trees, &c., ke. Will be soid on easy terms. JOHN B. BLOSS, mar11 6w* Mt, Pleasant, or Room 10 May Build’g. BOARDING. 2413 Penn. ave, 440 K st. nw, 112 4th st. se, 104 U Bt. se, YOUNTRY BOARDING —Healthy _ location, eary of access to city, airy rooms. fruit, fc. For information apply to 8S. W. 8. PHELPS, Pho- ‘Dw. 530 9th st, se, 12 | tograph Office, Treasury Department, ap13 3: Store & dwel £,Gc0'n, 38 166 Fayette st. G*0"n, 10 ‘Sst. nw, airy ROOMS, en suite or Tst-class table ‘board. Also Boskeme sa 7th and Bouzdary bw. Single with ‘1226 1126 19th st. nw, 1131-38 Park Piace. 18.6 G st. nw, ... B15 I st. ne, ....+..-..10 Aise, anumber uf oiher Houses, similar to thy alx ve,'a ligt of which ta materially altered nearly Water on the place: 10 minuges walk from the rail- { of GROUND: HOUSE of seven rooms: large | PATENT “ATTORNEY'S St Linen Lawns at 85; rporcnon, TORCHON, TORCHON. Opered to-day. 1.098 yards of Torchon and Inserting fro Stow cunts per yark, ve Xery elegant patterns. Also, OCKS rom Tomtseat 7. weemh $1: 1d pisces Atieweot Tamise at 87%, worsh $1.25; witha full Nne of Buntings in 24 and 48 inch wieths, in all the best shades. Also 25 pieces of Black Cashmere, at 6. the finest qualities ever a 10 pieces 25 and 83 inch White Lieca Lawns, from 37's t2 $1 per yard: 100 pieces Print~ 0 pieces Print! Organdie W. M. BROWN, 314 Eighth st. nw, Lawns at 30, 38 and 4). apli-tr } S°o™sEB SILKs, SUMMER SILKS, SUMMER SILKS, NEW STUCK OPENED TO-DAY. New stock of Black Silks opened to-day, best makes, 65. 7, 87, 90, $1, $1 25. $1.50. ote. New Spriry ress Goods, lalest desigos, from. 3b. 18, 3b. 38 Boe ~ Buntings all colors. New stock of Linen Lawns Black Cashmeres, fei Alpacas, 1c. nd up ing Carpets cheap. New Mattings, meres for men and boys: wear 25,80, 37,50°, Immense bargains are offered in Dry Goods at C, M. TOWSON & C0.°S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, _ a6 ___ South side, near 7th et. (CHE4P CARPETS AND DRY Goops. $,000 yards Calico, 4% cents. Muslins and Sheetlngs as cheap as the cheapest. Buntings, all shades, 25 cents up. Biack Alpacas, 15 to b0c. ; Mohair 37, worth 60c, Biack Cashmeres. « argains SOc, Double width Biack Cashm Black Gro Grain Silk, 7Bc Colored Silks, 75c.; Summer Large stock Parasols in citv. vers s. Elegant line Dress Goods, 12' to 37% cents, Ladies and’ Children's Hosiery, ibvons, "Tor. chon Laces, Brussels Carpets, $1 to $1.12's; 124; off for eash, All Ingrain Carpets less that manufacturers prices, 60-inch Black Cashmere. $1, worth $1.50, T. N. NAUDALS apl-tr 709 Market Space, JEW SPRING + DRY GOODS. We have just opened new Bourettes, Knicker- bockers: Silks, Cashincres, Lawn ae" 600 Silk Sun Umbrellas in Ladies ‘and Gentie- men, ranging in price from up to $8 00, ‘Androscoggin Cotton. Tye : Fruit of the Loom, 9c. Lonsdale Cambric, 12°:c. W. W. BURDETTE @ 00. No, 983 ITH 8r. No. 706 K St. mar27-tr HE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN DRY GOODS, 9 hundred pieces (200) of one yard wide Pa- cific Cretonne Cambric, in beautifal colored fig- ures, only nine anda half cents (9), worth 12 in every city in the United States: also, beautit Pacific figured Lawns, only 10. worth 124. We are selling an excellent Bieached Cottou (good as Fruit of the Loom, ) only 8. Beautiful figured Linen Lawns: Buntinj colors and shades, at a very low price: N Mills Sheeting. the widest and. best’ made Special low price: we are selling the cheapest {1 Silks tv, Washington; Black Silks, good quality. 7 Back Bilks excelent Sr shanc Sie real Satin fish + only $1 25, worth B huadred plec (300) of Cassimeres for’ wens’ and boys’ wear, at ihe very lowes: cash prices, ranging from 37c. to $1.50: Heautiful Spring Dréss Goods. part wool. 15. Pillowcase Cotton. 10°: Piaid Maslin 12: beai fal Spr ng Shawls; exesiient quality Bod Ticking, new style stripe, double twilled. one yard. wid $2: Fuglish Stockings, regular niade, A F ish we our pair for Lace for of these great hargai at the New Dry Goods Store, . — CARTER'S, mar25-tr No. 711 Market Space. SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES, at pall A few Marseilles Sp “wis, d_ $2 soiled, worth $4; Koby's Doubia Sust Corset, guarantee steels not to break. $1 pair. Cassimeres from 12's to 5c. yard: Cash- meres from 20 to 75c. yard: Alpacas from 15 to yard: Pore Linen Table Damask 25 8 PERSONAL. GOODRICH, Attorney-at-Law, born street, ‘Chicago, ti, confidential, Advice free, “Thirtee Vears’ exne- a 15 10°. KS trens and Fi DUPREE,/ Teller.—1f You have @ skeleton in ¥: closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. dence, 219 K st., bear 3d n.w. ap2-16 A STROLO Yy. 4 MADAME ROss. This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner of 2d n.w. She has no superior in delineating tho Past, Present and Future. In love or business her advice 1s invaluable, describing your friends, point ing ovt your enemies, and informing you’ of the sure way to success tv all undertakings. Oonsulta- tion strictly confidential, Ladies, $1; gentlemen, $1.60. novet-ly MA2AMECOSTELLO. Disciple of Motie Lenor- mand, Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever in America, can be consulted at her house, gt D st. n.w. "Fst, cars pass the door. MEDICAL, &e. EGISTER'S LINIMENT _ Cures Eheumatism, Neu dian Di R fia, Headache and all sores, pains, injuries, &c. never fails. T it, Sold oF a ists, 25> and 60 cents, STOTT CROMWELL, 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Agents for Washington, apls-m, Bm + TROLOGIST. rs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- Sylvaniaavenue, If you would know thetrath consult the Dr. in all things. Office hours from 9 a.m, to9 p.m, apls-ly satis FACTION™'—A positive cure and acer- transient Dearders accommodated. References +) tain preventive of unpleasant consequences, excbarged; 512 9th street northwest and 206 F | If used in season: $1 per bottle, at Dr, DARBY'S, street northwest. an8-9c* | 118 4% st.. corner Penna, ave, ap6 im* every day on the talletin at our FOr, RENT On Riggs st. (between 13:h an: 14h and R and 8 sts,), three-story and higk ba ement press brick fronts, 11 rooms, with al, modern conveniences, and in food order. Will be rented by the month for $40 (have been renting for = $60) or to a reliable and) permanent tenant, by LOST AND FOUND. Eee se apo lm Ninety Cents, LIGHT GRAY SILK, Ninety Cents. FAWN-COLORED SILK, Ninety Cents, STONE: COLOR SILK. Ninety Cents. This line of Silk that 1 am offering at 90 cents is the same quality sold everywhere at $1 25, OST—On Friday evening. a lady ’s small GOLD. 4 WATCH, and fine Gold Chain attached. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leat ing the same at 416 B st. 8.e, apl5-3u" 1 ‘OBT—On Sunday morning, going from 718 4 streut D-w. (0, Foundry church 9g ameay pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. Th finder will be suitably rewarded by returning 1 to the aLove number, lt 1 REWARD. —Lost, in the Smithsoaian grounds, a lady’s blue enameled PIN, engraved with the werd ‘Darling, “in gold letters. Above rey LION'S givn if left at CHURCH & VERMIL- Lest (Fall value will be paid for god fob8EAL CONNOLLY’S, apl5-tr_ 608 Ninth street, opp. Patent OMice. EDDING PRESEN iTs WOOD, TIN, CRYSTAL. CHINA, A ND SILVER WEDDINGS, Ingreat variety AT Store, cor, 11th st. and Md. ave. s.w. Li lost on Saturday last. between. Williard's, the Treasury and 12:h andi streets n. w.; to. be lett ar 810 12th st, apl3-2* Lost, barge black NEWFOUNDLAND Do Lak for his return, or for information leading tohis recovery, N. WATKINS, 447 | G3100 KEY AtcD.—Lost, on 7th st. n.w.. a SUM SOF MONEY. Apply for particulars aud reward with white breast. “Ltberal reward era 4 st. we ay 13-2. J. W. BOTELER & BRO.*S. atthe Star om. een China Hail, —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ apl3-6t 028 Pennsyitatinarente. | BOOKS AND STATIONERY Joe Ne SSS Ae Nor wesr = LAbEST Pun necbiecss NEAR B. & P. Devor, . HE LATEST LICA TIONS. Will be open for business at’ their néw warehouse ‘Walks in London, by Augustus J, C, Hard, an- about the Ist of May next with a general assort- thor of Walks in Rome; illustrated; cloth, $3.50. ment of HARDWAR®, where they will be pleased | The Great Thirst Land, by Parcer @ imoe, to see the customers of the late firm of J. W. Ken- | (+"Upique,’") Bv0., cloth, $8.50. The ‘Arinies nedy & Co.. and all others who may chose t6 favor | or Asia, ind Etiope, (by “General i nory them with a call. Upton, . 3. VO.. Cl y 3 Sturies* from OAM persons indebted to the late firm of J. W: Hemet. ‘by vofiiteh, “denon” $1250 Harpers Co. will pleage call at the above-named oes Salle, that The business of cae establish- : soon as possible, ment may De Closed oP ae ENDALL. apis 2w JOHN B: KENDALL. WOTICE.—Prices reduced to suit the times. Great inducement is offered to Hotels and ling Houses. ‘apiz-Im* CAPITOL LAUNDRY, 915 F st. S EASONABLE. BFST LAGER BEER, 85 dozen. ” ‘h, Handbook for Travellers in Europe aud the east, 3 vols, morocco, $9; Treatise on Chemistry, by Roscoe & Schorlemmer, vol. 1, 8vo0., cloth” $5. Rambles in Wonderland. by E, J. Stanley, thus: trated, cloth. $1.25; Madame Gosselin, by” Louls Ulbach, paper, 50 cts.: Treatise on Pootography, by Auuey, E- i 8, $1.50: Physiography, by T. . Huxley, F: BR. 8., $2.60. MOHUN BROs., apll tr Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa. av, EW BOOKS, Star Gazing, Past and Present, Norman 4 23 . eee sees 87. VIENNA BEER (genuine), $1.60 dozen. Handlouk of Opitiiaimulogy 7133 C. WE Physiography. | Huxley. 5 2:50 FINE GROCERIES, On Actors and Acting. G, H. Lewis. 1,50 apll-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. The Doctrine of Scriptural Retribution, E4- 7 ward. Beecher.....+ 1.35 REmovan. Viva. Mrs, Forreste 150 — Marmorne,, No Name ieriés £00 I have removed my place of business from 939 | Fhe,Last Times. phy. Abney. 150 D street northwest to The Epoch of the Mammoth. Southall. x50 Lan Farrer. 3 1498 F STREET NORTHWEST, Lenten Stocatcs, (led with ribbon), 7% **Corcoran Building.’* Proxy. 35 At Celia’s Arbor. oe 50 E. A. RIDGWAY, The Cadet Button. “Gab. Winttakgr. °°". 1.60 Mark Twain's ““Punel Punch. apll-6t* Etmber, A. r= MAE Us WARD'S EasTER CARDS. = Sew dea “variety, LOsDON UMBRELLAS. an BOLO Ona a GHiarman, ) JUST RECEIVED, apa POE Laarence’s Fore Lines Papers.) GENTLEMEN'S LONDUN UMBRELLAS. ‘The latest styles, Imrortep Dirgct. M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO., apl0-tr JEWELLERS. GNS, ESTIMA’ AND, SPECI- 8) EPTORTIONS : \N ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING. Computations for Bu Contractors and marlé-Ly ‘Hooin 8 8t, Cloud ‘ST BECEIVED, Marcus Ward's Easter Cards. Marcus Ward ohh Linen Bayer and Envelopes m Blackwood's Jet Black ek Photc graphs of Rev. W. 8. Rainsford; price 60 cts. _the New Miscellaneous soon Al na Books received as. Latest Styles of Stationery on hand always. W. H, & 0, H. MORRISON, Law Booxse.uers, marl5-tr £76 Penna. ave. . PGE RENT The vequtiful UPPER GALL, 40 feet square, in the Spencerian Business College building, corner 7th and L sts.. may be obtaine? for temperance or other beneficent associa fons, 01 for chur services, day or evening, by the month. The use of tobacco prohibited in the building. Appiy at Business College Office, a8 Im (OR RENT—Two Dwelling HUUSES, No. 509 E st. now. and corner Missouri avenue and 34 gig. STORE No. 327 Penn. avenue. Apply 31 Missouri avenue. Rentlow, ap6-12 * OR RENT—402 K st, n.w., HOUSE of eign: rooms, gas and water: street parked, ‘neai | merket and cars; all in fine condition, Apply next door, apa-2w* 1K RENT_A comfortable HOUSFand STORF on a prominent corner of Capitol Hill, No. 401 corne: 4 h and C sts, 8, facing Penn. a Rent low to a good tenant. “Key next door. Enquire terms, &c., No, 423 11th st. n. w. ap2-Lm_ UE RENT The large and elegant STORE No, 619 Pennsylvania avenue, tinder Metro- Politan’ Hotel, at present oceupicd by 8, Gold- stein & Co,, jewellers, eutrances on both ihe ave- hue and C street, Possession given May 1st. Fo. terms enquire of H. E. STEVENS, Gent's Purn- ishing Store, No, 609 Pennsyivania avenue. under National Hotel." Also, a fine DWELLING, 14 rooms, containing modern Improvements. de lightfully situated, on Missouri ave., facing Exec. uilve Park, Enqitire as above, a2 2a R SALE AT A BARGAIN—On For BENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N_ st., (hew,) Anished in, best styie, 18 rooms; every room’ heated, including bath and servants" rooms: speaking tubis; electric tationary washtubs: vegetable and meat cellar, ‘Can be seen at any time. mar19-1m FUR MEN Ty Three story and basement BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 606 Massachusetts ve.. between 6th and 7th’ sts,: ten rooms, bath. iy &c. Inquire of NOAH WALKER & Cv.. Pennsylvania ave. apl Ln ‘OK RENT_Pleasant 9-room COTTAGE a a eon, count, with bath- room ee. Sree an jot ground? r- month, = TIONAL SAVINGS BANS, 16th sirectand New York avenue. marl2-1in PGE, RENT The attractive | RESIDENCE, imown as “Locust Hill,’ adjoining the Sol diers’ Homeon the west; entrance from 7th street Toad by W hitney avenue, ‘There are about sixteen acres of ground. eight of which, arein market gar~ den, For particulars apply at 712 13th st. mig-im R RENT—HOUSE, 2142 Pennsylvania ave nue, 10 rooms; gas, ‘water, bath, etc.: rebuilt iast summer, and in good order; to careful and re- i spon: ible parties only; possession May 1st. Inguire, ‘tal card in of G. A. BA El yn Ae Remit fo R RENT Furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for house! ing, and several small BED ROOMB; 854 Pennsyl- vanla avenue., corner 44 st. marll-2m* R RENT_SUMMEE RESIDENCE-The Res- idence of Gen. B. F. Keliey, on the mountain, Lear Vakiand Maryland, is aoe yout, ibe,houss coniains 8 rooms, sides: ant is fou furnished aie surrounded by mentifah ‘grounds and shade; s, sprit , carriage house, stables pasture for two horses, aud plenty ot fruit. For furtue: information inquire of the sub- serilers, or Mr. @. W. LEGGE, of Oakland; Co’, B. F. HAWKES, ‘611 G street s.w., or W. H- BARSTOW, 615 7th st. n.w. Refer fo Gov. Dan- nison or ( Capt. Phelps, District Commissioners, apl-1 N. WATCH REPAIRER. (th H. SEMEN, now at 3S, SENNEYLVANIA AVENUE, v) (es WATCHES & SPECIALTY complete xine ot date im od for one year, or money Boab? ING, 5 barge, and Elegant RoOMS with BOARD, can be obtained at 122 Dun? barton st.. corner of Congress, Georgetown, D. Fo RENT- By WM. H. MAIN & Co.. Real Esta‘e Agents, 125 Pa. av Ro. 19 1st st. n.e.. 22 coins. nor, imps. 9 | C2 Temmistow. ‘apo-tmi* oh &t! iw). 12 rooms an Fe MANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY No Bo a ae ae ees nod. Imps... 2 DP BOAUEES act RSLENT AND SD st. 9 rooms, mod, lnps Nc. 333 Va. ave. 8.w.. 9100ms. ‘mod. Cor. 4'¢ and P sts.'s. w., mod, imp No. 49 K st. mod. imps. Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL. 3 | _mar25-1m* formerly of Baltimore. EW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor, New York ave. and Lith st, 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 persons who desire Meals only. marll-3m_—_ JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. = liTH STREBT N. W.—Furnished Front oO ROOM on second fioor. Also. other Furn- ished hOOMS, with first class TABLE BOARD. Transient guests accommodated, marl-7' _ CLOTHING. Re ESTATE BULLETIN, ‘WM. E. BURFORD, 708'E street. For Rent. 1218 N st., 8 rooms, mod. imps. Coine1 20th and M sts., 7rooms For Sale. Two great bargains in tw Houses, entirely new a - ‘o-story Press Brick «d_all modern improve- ments; price, with easy terme, onty.. x Alo, two-story Press Brick in’ uorthwesi section of the city, with 8 rooms, modern improvements and elrgant lot, property Treating for $25; will ve cid on most easy terms for soe eese 988,800 Lot 30 feet wide, in the neigihborhvod of the City tall, will be sold at the reduced pricaof- $2,600 Iso, other great bargains from $15,000 down, vin Loan. $5,000, $3.CO0 and $600 on first class real estate, at er ar8-tr 7 ERDICT RENDERED BY THE PEOPLE. OUR OPENING OF SPRING CROWNED WITH SUCCEss, ALL UNANIMOUS IN WEAR FOR SALE. FFOE SALE CHEAP «A couple of HORSES, CARTSand HARNESS, in an excellent cndition. Apply to JOSH. FLUTCHER, Grocer. corner 4th and I sts. n.w. ap13-20 UST ARRIVED FROM SHENANDOAH Valley, Va., 15 head of young and sound HORSES. Among them are several gocd family and saddie horses, and one of the finest coupe horses ever offered for sale in the District. Algo, one fine young BAY MARE that can show a three-minute gait; gentle and kind in all harness. | Will exchaige of sell, | All horse- warranted as represented at the Stabies of JOHN T. PRICE, 311 6th st. nw. ap13-2c* RK SALE—HURSE, BUGGY and HARNESS; ree sound and a good traveler; bi _ in order, been used bat little. Abily Dost to KF LEHER'S Livery Stable, 8th st., betvern Dand & p.w. aple-si INGER‘S SEWING MACHINE, nearly new, THEIR PRAISE THE MOST ELEGANT DISPLAY OF SPRING CLOTHING EVER SKEN, a Maguificent Stock. Buk Buch Kiegant sizes. juch Spleadid Garments. ‘Such Low Prices named for Perfect Fitting and Reliably made = CLOTHING: Never before have the Peeple had an opportunit; to select from as great an assortment. J NEVER BEFORE HAS CLOTHING BEEN A) for +ale at less than one-third its cost; perfect | graer give iCall the trial you please; #4 Het 80 CHEAP, Fo Res ae fama cane | aX OMPEMRM RAE eat a tre vin KS. —New styl jump-seat us. wi le- ring Pheton, Top Bugg! Con. scribe the ins we offer this Spring. The coud tpring. suitable fer 2 of ates con pinching times. Low Prices, fop' Buggies all sizes 0 aggies? all sizes farmers and hawers, 20 anywhere inthe city. Give me a call. D. W. McGRATH, corner 12:h and B sts. n.w. ap5-1m. R SALE—Very Low For CasH—By a fam- fly baving left the sity, a Buggy; no- Jackson Wagons, for cent. cheaper than Ez . WS HAVE BEING 12 BELIEVING, CONVINCE YOURSELF, In the Men’s, Youth's, Boys’ and Children Departments can be found EVERYTHING that can be it of in the way of fe round , Carve FIANG, "Can be sesn St No. 9 Teh see SPRING WEAR. new. : at RB SALE—A fine Ci HORSE and HAR- ‘We have made the most Extensive Preparations NESS and a COUPE. KAWAY; foran ill sell cheap and on reasonabie terms Dut sale must’ be iinmediate, “Inquire of W. ©. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street, for IMMENSE SPRING BUSINESS. Doubly so of any Previous Season. No one need stay away thinking they cannot be O'ResnCind CLOTHING, BOOTS Stoke | &c., 623 street southwest, ot ars grea bargains. For the Laborer, Farmer, Mechanic, Clerk, or He Le ge for the several | Merchant, all can find i idee = mn JUST WHAT THEY WANT. WH ALUE THEIR SIGHT to know accursi le ERB"! Banik: Evonne ewe, Corbet as street, t ‘S PHARMACY. ON CAPITOL De i catalan ait tas oJ « Fianss ParticuaFattontion given te Segins ine mode seripuon " Eeices moderate, spLL- aie,” LAS Teh Bt, DW maraS-An" 50 REWARD IF D BROTHERS FAIL to cure any case of F ale Weakness, Irregu- larities and Obstructions: 30 years’ experience, Office 906 B st, s.w. opposite Smithsonian, s4-2w* K, 1 KON, The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ Physician tn the City, can be consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and Satur- day, at No. 605 H st. n.w., from 110 8 o'clock. All Female Complaints quickly cured. OMice and Residence, 3 Monroe st., Baltimore," novi¢-ly GPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can be SS consulted every W cdnesday and Saturday at his Office, 921 D st., between 9:l and 10 h, from on all di Urinary Organ Seminal W Nervous I n ipotency,, Pvemature cay, Nervous Trembling. Palpitation of the Hear ness of Sight or G ness, Indigestion, &c. all resulting from abuses in youth, excesses manhcod. and_éarly indiscretions. Gonorrlea, Strictures and Syphilis quickly eu Dr. R. iva native of Baltimore, witb 12 years’ experience tn special practice. eudorsed by the leading physicians of this city, visits Washington every inesday and Saturday, Persons in need of medical treat- ment for any of the above diseases, will find it to their interest to call upon bi, Who will insure Tororable and scientific treatment, and a cure ‘usraniteed in ever¥ case he undertakes. Will refer his pations to avy of the leading pbysiciaus of timore, and show letters of testimonials from the we. ‘Call or address as above, or to 19 South street, Baitimore. ar@0-Ly WONSULT DR. LEON the oldest established specialist tu the city. H_- guarantees a per 1 nt and speedy cure in the shortest time poss: «fal Acuteand ChronicSkin Diseases. Abandoaed and ill-treated cases a *peciaily. A thorough cure or bo charge. Separate consulting rooms 605 H street northwest. novl-Ly THE TRADES. Boow BINDING. The pdlic is respectfully informed that the LYCETT BOOK KINDERY 1s carried on a heretofore. The same excellent workmen are em ployed, and the work turned out will be in Uh superior style which has always been a character. istic of the establishment, 1012 Pa, ave., 34 floor. apO-Ly STEA™ RINDING . AD FILE MANUFACTORY. Steel and Iron Tools and Implements Ground and Polished. FILE CUTTING AND RECUT- TING ASPECIALTY. Files and Rasps recut me teed ual to pew. Great variety NEW and RECUT FILES and RASPS on hand, J ap3-Im Cor. 7th and A, GHass N HaMPsnikk AVENCE AN cTHWKST. PRACTICAL Book ASD Jon Printers, 2012 Pennsylvania avenue, W: x WNINGS, JOHN C. HOGAN, 713 Market Space. Ae at great reduction, SHEITLIN, Proprietor, i I streets CABINET-MAKER, IBSON BROTHER* Be Fine Pi inting a Specialty. Manufacturer of a Newly I’stented Bpr: and Ventilating Awning for Stores, Hotels, P Bubdings and Private Bwelunge: rig forsale or rent. Soie LXCORPORATED 1845. ‘Poeery Morvan, LEWIS C. GROVER. President. ASS) SDUARY Ist, 1875, $35. 181,828.49, re JAND, » forms: issued. PaDY OF any FB. PEARSON, Vice President, EDWARD 4, ed C. MILLER breasarer, a ee