Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGT CR: THURSDA sere April 18, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added | together. Suggested the Presiden’ ‘Whe mission? ‘That portion ‘a the Conkling interview in which the Senator is reported as having said that he suggested to General (then President) Grant the idea of the electoral commisston, would seem to be borne out by General Grant himself. In an interview with him, published just before his retirement from office, General Grant said, among other things, that Senator Conkling suggested to him the electoral com- mission as a means of peaceably settling the Presidential contest. It may be stated that the first sugges:ion ever made of the electoral commission was in a communication that ap- peared in THE STaR December 16, 1876, writ- ten, it is understood, by ex-Attorney General Williams, and signed ‘‘Salus Populi.” It was A Plan for the Settlement of the Presidential Question ;” and after sketching the outlines of the mode of selecting a com- mittee or commission for the purpose, the writer proceeded to say: “Some tribunal must be found or organized to determine this great question. There is an irreconcilable antagonism between the two branehes of Congress. The House holds that | the 22d joint rule is in foree, and the Senate holds that it is notin foree. The House will not agree toanything that appears to give the re ublicans an advantage, and the Senate | not agree to anything that appears togive the democrats an advantage. The Senate NABBAGANSETT HOTEL, PROVIDENCE, EK. 1. is new and magnificent Hotel, one of the finest 7 now hat for the tion of per eet: - HUMPHREYS, rice 3 Proprietor. M** PARIS KID GLOVE prror, [c= NNSYLVANIA AVE., WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND_ SALE. _ ANTED Ore BARBER. Apply immodi- ately, at 1008 7th street n.w. BNTED_A WHITE BOY to earn the = trade, Georgetown. Li? = —— white woman, & A) TARE sree cook” Bocas call or address No. 1320 7th street 1 nw, 929 PE (One door east of Mitchell & Marta 2%-GLOVFS FOR EASTER. All the New Spring Oolorsin 2. 3, 4 an from 75 cents to $1.75 a pair, von from $1 to rs a to orders by mat (CCBILDREN’s MILT SUITS 92.60, $3, $3.50, $4. 65, $6, $8. $10. 6 buttons, A. SAKS & CO."S Bors’ DEPARTMENTS, apl8-tr 316 Seventh st.and 921 Penn. G_BAND EASTER MONDAY EXCURSION TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK. Stasting from Baltimoreand Ptomac D-pot, 6th and Pennsylvania avent Ba-AT 6:55 O'CL LOCK, PROMPT, On EASTER MONDAY MORNING, April 221, = Tickets Good to Return: for Four Days. Through to Philadelphia and New York without Rotina Trip toPhtiadeinhia only $5.00 Round Trip to New York only 900 Sole of tickets will commence oa Saturday morn- ing, Ticket Offics, at Derot. apis | BY PERCALE SHIRTS, WITH TWO COLLARS, AT 6 CENTS. claims that the president of that body must count the vote, and of course decile all ques- tions arising upon conflicting or irregular re- | turns, and the House claims that it has a right | to objeet to and exclude any vote which in its judgment ought not to be counted. | Nothing ean be settled by the precedents | for they conflict and furnish arguments on both sides. The more general praccice has | been for Congres: some way to decide, or | provide for deciding as to the doubtful elec: | Foral votes. ‘The strealied committees of inc | vestigation, will not improve the situation. Their reports will only add fuel to the flames. Everybedy with any political experience, knows that the republicans of said committees | will report that the election in the South, ly where controversy has arisen, were carried | be ; intimidation and outrage, and all the demo- ats will report that the votes were fraudu- ly and illegally counted for the Hayes The difficulties in the way of a settlement did develop in the way predicted in this com- munication, and on the 18th of January, 1877, | a plan of adjusting the matter by a commis. | sion was agreed to as the only mens of avert- | ing a national convulsion. The plan suggested | oy “ Salus Populi,” was not identical with that finally agreed upon, but t was the germ of that plan. | © -—______ | Now that the recent discoveriesat the Wash ington Observatory have called more than usual atiention to this important institution and its needs, and an energetic superinten- dent has charge of its interests, there is some reason to believe that the much-needed change | in its locality will be effected. The steps that | Congress has already taken in the matter | Show that the claims of the Observatory are just and reasonable. Itis to be hoped that the commission appointed to select a site will per- form its duties with all the rapidity that is pos- sible under the circumstances, and that the report will be acted upon immediately at the Capitol. ee The tax !aws adopted by the M: aryla lature at its last session, made a numer of changes in the form of taxation. Tae list of Property exempt from taxation is eonsidera- biyenlarged, and the enumeration of the sever- al descriptions of taxable propsriy is mich more precise. Mortgages wholly upon pro- erty in the State are exempt from taxation. Bonds of other states are exempt only wien made so by the laws of the State under waied they are issued. All other bonds, except bonds of the government of the United States, are expressly declared to be taxable. So with all deseriptions of stock of corporations in Mury- land, no matter where owned, and of corpora- tions, no matter where situated, owned by re- sidents of the State. Express provision is made for the taxation of property of eorpora- tions the stock of which is wholly or in part exempt from taxation, an 1 which logs not fall withia the exemption. The ex notion of chureh property, instead of being confined to eharch buildings and the grouad actually covered by them, is extented to parsonages and to the ground appurtenant to both churches and parsonages which m ty be neces- sary for the use thereof. The ex: notion of hospitals and benevo'ent institutions, instead of being confined to those which are inteaded exclusively for the indigent sick, is mid> to embrace all institutions of the kind, and a similar exemption is ad-ted in favor of ed! tional and literary institutions, their build- ings and appurtenant grounds, furniture, libraries and equipment. The World's Conkling interview seems des. tined to make a sensation all over the couatry. Making all due allowance for the powers of embroidery of the reporter, and the proba- bility that a good deal of the matter is only shrewdly elaborated guess work, there ismuch of it that sounds so amazingly like what Conk- ling might say ina confidential talk, that it makes what Horace Greeley used to style “mighty interesting readii New Jersey, whose geographical character- isties have exposed her to a Congressional sneer, rises above detraction by a single lets. lative act. She is the first state to take moa sures for familiarizing her future citizens | with the metric system of weights and mea- sures by placing sets in the various school di triets. The old complicated systein is enticely | behind the times. We shall maintain that | | | | New Jersey has covered herself with glory, even atthe risk o causing the wicked para- grapher to remark that it does not take mach glory to cover New Jersey. The Episcopal bishop for China, recently left the United States for that country. This | fact suggests the proper plan for ehristianiz- | ing the Chinese. It will be best effected by missionaries in their midst, whose lives will | not be in open violation of the precepts they | teach. The spectacle of some of their country- men and neighbors, living Christian lives and teaching Christian doctrine, may serve to re- | move the prejudice against Christianity, which the experiences of Chinese emigrants in this Christian country have nodoubt created | — ee | HEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOR FISH- ing. &e. JOSEPH re ASS. Water stpvet, apis Sin Georgetown. D. ( -E*T®4 PANTS, FOR CHILDREN, FOR Boys, | FOR YOUTHS, Bors’ DEPARTMENTS, apls-tr A. SAKS & CO."3. SAILOK SUIIS FOR CHILDREN, | we TWO DOLLARS! “ea | A. SAKS & COW'S | Boys’ Darantuent, 2pls-tr 316 Seventh stree. Ts NAILS.—J SCHULTZE care F * of painless ¢ cases of © cers, chitbialne, rheumatic or swollen “fice: 90S Le avenue, up si aties WN aenenn usual. OF too lata. dt N Ye = ace (BEPAIRER. | EM. now one RRS LVANIA AVENUE, 2. Watchee pnt WATCHES A SPECIALTY. teed for oad year, Or money refunded “RELSe” | D) CLOTHIN | band IN ICE, dealer wu Second-! Se eis rh tee GLOnHiNG, Boots Sao edt | | by the quarter or year. A. SAKS & (O., Boys’ DEraRtMENTs, apl8-tr 316 Seventh st.and 921 Penn. ave. Ts FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST WIGS made is a‘ 616 9th street, opposite U.8. Eatent ce. pr4yo To BERT ot" excellent Inquire at 1203 apt. G street northwest. ME. L. P. SEANNERET, Or BALTIMORA, om to inform her customers that she will close | HE! BRANCH STORE, 939 Prnevirania Avenues ril 24th. | Taose jo purchase their NETS anc DRESSES leks cal (7 -tr OWN WITH HIGH PRICES: Bargains. eA Bargains, Bargains, J bave just received a large lotof BOUTS, SHUES, SLIPPERS. &., which I ha Feeolved to sell at prices fo sal etie ay Look at the following reductions: Infant's Slippers, former price 2 selling at 8 + now Infs cd Shoes, former price 65., now sell- at 50c. Infant's Buttoned Shoes, former price 90e., now selling at 65c. Children*s % Laced Shoes, former price $1, now sell- ing ar | Chidren's Battonea Shoes, former price $1.25, now selling at 75c. | Children’ '8 Slippers, former price 75c., now selling Ladtes" Kia Buttoned, ing at $2.2: former price $3, now sell- aden Fured Gaiters, former price $1.75, now selling at Ladies: laa Lasting Gaiters, former price $1 25, now | Gents’ Congress’ Gaiters, former price 1.75, now selling es 25. Lima ° G-nts’ Low-quarter Shoes from $1 up. Men’s Workin; afelling at $1. ‘assortment of fine Boots, Shoes and sity iret, which we will sell at equally low prices. lease give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the name and number. ZT tASBURGER, Formerly Strasbutger Bees apl7 4t No. 906 7th st., bet. Land K sts, n.w. \AMEL’S HAIR OVERCUATINGS AND SUITINGS, TAILORING DEPARTMENT, A. 8AKS & CO.'8, aplé-tr 921 Pennsylvania avenue. Gent's Lee snd 2 but- | an Shoes, former price $1.25, now | ANTED _In Georgetown, a Suite of ROOMS gaitable for light ceplag. Lnqalze at st. | — By a lady, one or two Catacats ced |W argue Ip acontral locaton, where no quss- | tions will be asked, Address T., Star office.alS 2° | 1)— Bya white woman, a SITUATION Pre faaily to do Aenea housework. | Apply, tn the be basemont, No, 112 Cstrest, becyesa | ANTED—Two white Nurses; white and co, ored Women for general housework, Fa:n'- | Hes supplied with reliable, honest servaiits. | Na- ploy ment Office, Room 24, corner Tih and girt, o PLAGE )R RENT—From May lst, COTTAGE at Mt. Fe leasant: stable, garden, fruit, &c. JN‘. B. LOS, 10 May Building. ap18- o3t* UR RENT- HOUSE No. 1285 11 hist. rD Improvemen's. seven room: o'r ished. rent $50. Cars pass the door. App’ THO. E. WAGGAMAN. ‘Big Teh ste doors at R ae BRILK HOU:E. water and a igs oom No, 1428 8th st., between © and Dw. $29 per honth. inquire WM. ORME & SO 13 Pennsylvauia ave Nie RK RENT-STABLE, Centrally, located, with alls for eight horses a e-horise ad= ry, B. He WARN a Po 18 manent He N es Re a apis 6 OR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE Por six ‘he from May Ist, furnished, a double, CORNER HOUSE. emutivaly 's taated on Farra- ut Square, FITCH, FOX & CUTPER. 1437 Sat ave. apis-¢ QE RENT ‘At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetow! his, pleasant Furnished or Waturniahed e4 in England, wou'd act as CHAPEUON t to | Hadles and gentiemei visiting Barape, for, expense only; referenorsexchanged. Add ess F, Sree Starofice t at low corner of Washington a rth ee ree eee oes ae Mae Saonibarommkse ne storage at reasor bel reets n. heer 13 rates, apis 1a’ RR RENT_Vi Pleasant FRONT { ANTED—A widow lady, rahe is well con: AT ery _ large, P Pirawat | ZHOE ‘with all modern improvements; convenient to al of the cepartmente; location central and desirable. ‘706 Bih st. now. apls-6.* for two weeks, | Soon Sinetnpaths o. ‘ANTE, communicating | | ished, with use of | references exchanged, Apply Ni | now. apis. 3 ing Seen wise EMTLTE Ts Bae Bee tory, 802 ., and examine his wor< of Supe tor make: Tho handjomest Bralts mids ont of fee eink Patfs, 10 cents; Faded Huir dyet he original ‘color ‘by my only Process TAR ED-Good STRAW HAT SEWER:: rienced bands only need apply, at the Staten ss and Bleachery, No, 9319: st, 2 apl?-2.* -ASTEDS ‘A few choice country BOAR) £83 healthy, desirable location, near this ae yr further information inquire JON W, HARDELL, 9h and P sts, n.w. address to ANTED. Four MEN of food waar ass for a Catholic artic! Also, two LA- DIES." Liberal inducements. Referee required, Apply from 8 to 10 a.m., Room 11, 615 7h street northwest. apl7 3t* ‘ANT+D.—A French Lady wishes a SITUA- TION as Ladies’ companion or assist the children for traveling; also, speaks French, Gor. | man and English. sd tod. W. EOTELER. © | BRO., 923 Penn. g apl7-3.* ANTED—Bya white mana SITUATION we Brstectass ‘coachinant” thoroughly, weter: | stands the care of horses and carriag-s: hot afraid | of work: city or country. Apply at KEULE- | #°8 i ivery Stables, 8ih'st. new. apl7-2°* RENT—A delightfal SUMMER RESI- DENCE: house of eleven rooms, vements: large side yard and fine sable: two board if desired: cars pasa the door. Rofer- caoes exchanged. Inquire No. 1016 ane ste nw. RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- (ainiug fourteen Fooms, incliding bath-room and water clset; on a beautiful concreted s rea! one suare fr m carsaud neat churchosand schoo Fangr, latrohc. hot and oold water, ic ot a1x160: carriage: nd front yard; beautifully shaded avd closed with fron railing on mar! property. can be rented to a careful znt for $43 per month, payable in at 292 131h st. 8.W. Fe RENT—Th:ee Unfurnished ROMS. sep- xrate or togesher, with or without Board. 1726 7th st. n.W, apl7-3 OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, six rooms and summer Kit hen: gag and water Inguire of FE, C. WEAVER, 934 F str.; or 1908 Patty and in- le bass. ‘Ths Tmanant ten- vanve, opAglre ave. R RENT—Three-room HOUSE, good Barn and 12 acres land: grapes and fruit trees; 2's iniles from Georgetown, Price $ per month, Inquire 125 C st. n.e. ap1T-3v" it RENT—Furnished or unfarnished. a peas: antly jocated HOUSE, (1417 Rhode Island Eve.,) wit h large front and back yards; Teall and shade trees, &e., &e. apl7-3.* \T—HOUBE No, 93 Myrtle st. odern: a seven rooms, Rey Ber aan. Apply THOS. E. W Us F now ecupied by the Hon. T. T. Grtecb dea To a first-class tenant, ‘rent reasonable Aipy wet er 1835, Possession May 1, ap17-6 * JANTED—Active LADIES as ca with three toten doliars cash, to in daily consumption and general u-e, manufac- tured here: work lent and creditable, With @ Sere fatty, of farge, tally. | remuneration, AMaress UFACTURER, Star office, apl7-3:* WANTED TO RENT Threo nice ROOM? ina new brick house, with gas and water, Rent low 0 a permanent tenant ” Inquire at 63 21 st.. betwe F and G We aplt 3." WANTED A ay ait beat of refer nee: would be glad fo act as AMANUENSIS or do general writing: small compensation desi Acdress **E.,?? office of Evening Star. ap13 3 WANteD. —Twelye seasoned HORSES, 6 te, 10 years old. weighing from 1,050 t 1 200 per! 2, y pounds: must be perfectly sound. Appts to Ana- | oatia Stables, Uniontown, betwee a 7B) ang Ww | ap16-3.* | ANTED-PAINTING, GLAZING and | KALSOMINING, in exchange for @coceries, Dry Goods. Clothing, furniture, Hardware. &e, For» rnished or unfurnished, a nice three-story 2 BRICK HOUSE: nine too lar, beth and conservatory; No. ALB 11h s! ngvire at 929 L st, Possession lat of May,. Ret- erences required, apl7 3 * FOR RENT—A turnished HOUSE, tor fre six months. commencing May 1st, at $70 menth in advance; good references required. Dp ply on the premises, at No. 1094 N st. n.w. apl6-3 Fe ENT-I1OUSE No, 212 Bridge str el. ietown, 15 rooms; rent, $20. A so, hous: 8 21 vorgetown. 10° come: rent, $15 Appa HOSE! WA GAMAN, 519 7c REN TA two-story brick HOUSE, taining eight rooms, ‘water and gas: Ne. Es st. ‘ange stable in the rear,’ R 8. apl6-tu, Haase ‘LD si Fore ENT— Dwelling HOUSE, 506 East Cipi- tol st.. facing the south, House jconsaining 9 rooms, is heated with furnace, and has ordin wry modern improvements. Will rent with furniture for six months, f om May 1st, * BUSINESS CILTANCES. DRY GOOT EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, _ ‘WM. E. BURFORD, 708’ E street. For Bale. Two-story press Brick and Back Bultding, 8 rooms, modern improvements; 1ot 20125 to ai alley; situa ton northwest: for 82.8082 0 cash. | balarice in three years at 8 per cen ., oF in muathly ents. Piso, three newly-finished two-story press-brick Houses in northwest section of city. with 7 rooms and modern improvements, for $2,000, on easy terms. Tals have some bargains in large hand- some ny sell ae pante prices, or take | some pronerry. “in part payment. Several elegaut | Lots centrally located at redaced prices, in. I have $10,000 in sums to suit at 8 p2r cent. : also $8,000 In one or two sums at 8 percent, api8- r a ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh st. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. Continental Ly Pa. ave., m. 1.. 100 rs..$35.000 ‘721, 723, T25 15th st. n.w.. a imps., 10 rs. 30. ps, 13 rs | : 800M ot. nw, mod. i 500 5a0 000 008 000 ‘000 ‘000 ‘000 quo sory. Brick and Erame Houses for Sue. 1546 8th st. n.w., mod. im j2 100 aby f Bee psn 3 2 woo Wee beh inod. tmpse Brees. 2000 into is Myrticet, my B.| Med. imps, 6 <.. 2 000 23 H st. n.e., bh. od Lamy 2.0.0 2000 1.800 1.800 1800 1611 6th st. a 1,60 Unin pre: ored Ev pitas Jor Sale. I. st.. bet, 34 and + POE fies. 210 4in si ft 210 20 chy flo 216 lio Square 931, n.e., per ft.,.. hho Bou ses for Rent, 419 13:h st, new., mod. 417 18th st n.w.. store, mod. ups 2081 1 st. n.w., tod. iiaps.. 13 rs 408 6th st. n.w., mod. imps.. 10 rs Tith st.'n.w.. mod, Imps... 12 rs. 50 panda ~ mod. iinpe.. 31 50 1718 Py store, mod. 50 mps., 6 rs. rs ie 417 K st. .Ww., mod, imps,. 9 1428 Ist. nod. im ors imps. 7 rs mod. imps., 6 rs, Lst 083 Maa oe? Wout st e. Tre 1910 New Hampshire ave., 478 1626 5th st. n.W., 5 rs. Tissue on the 1st and 15th of each month a bul- letin of all property for sale and rent on my books, whieh ca ad on application at my offix, oF Will be sent by mall it desired Loons, $1,500, $1,500, $350, ai 8 per cent. FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE, By THUS. J. BROWN. LeDroit Building. Mass. ave. fb. and lot of 2560 $3 800 wban brick dwelin; large lot neat cars 3.280 1620 I5tn st, ny wT Dr. new bas ws, 11179 hst. now. ‘sale or exchange, ‘A. handsoune’ 3 story’ press be he ate and lot of 1 800 ft. on N st. ‘ste worth $8 500, for $2,008, A 5 100m house aud 2,000 ft. tor chon an asphalt st. n.W., east of 14th st.,’ only $1,000. Aiso, several fine Tesidences to sell’ or exchang apli-tr Col lege preparation given, Sdmission into | Bo, advanced cae alty ; terms moderat F N, j kaeatseiiy ee aps-im SNTED—HORSES. to keep on pasture, or will stable and grain feed; farm on 7th-sti road. 8 miles from the city; Vest city reference. O. | He By CLARK. Sligo Post office, Montgomery county. M ap3-Im* rere D—Ladies and Gentlemen to learn CRYtTAL LVORYTY PE PAINTING, [n- structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 P: ave. ; satisfaction guaranteed and charges reason- al Call day or srenina: apl-lm* ANTED By a good Gressmaker rand seam- stress 'L. cx’ by the day o1 ik; under giana rgting anv Be fitting children's clothes. “Ad- dress N. K., Star office, mar27 WASTED Two or three GENTLEMEN 100. yy a large third story south front room, suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD first class. 617 F st. n.w. LUMBER. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK Av. OUR REDUCED PRIVES: FLOORING, (Clear of Knots)... VA. PINE BOARDS... WHITE PINE CULLS, (Dressed) 2000 WASH BOARDS, (dressed and jointed, clear) 15 00 CASE BOARDS, (18 tnchas wide, dressed) 25 00 LaTHs: LATa3!! LATHS!!: 1,000 0-0 DRY BANGOR LATHS ATA VERY LOW PRICE, AT WILLET & LIBBEY'S. 29-NO BRANCH YARD, aplT-tr ROCERIES ON i THE CASH PLAN. 4 ibs, Good Carolina Rice. 1b. Best Carolina Rice. ice Family sack. . ‘bbls Sack High Grade Familiy Fiour, Holland Gin and Oid Whisky for medicinal use. C. 8S. O'HARE & SON, apl? tr_ 2913 Seventh st. n.w., bet. M and N. W ATER FILTERS, WITH OF WITHOUT COOLER, THAT RENDER WATER PERFECTLY PURE. As they are cheap every family should have one. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) Importer of China and Pottery, 1009 Penn’a avenue. apli-tr [c= PITCHERS. uality Porcelain-lined Ice Pitchers. Made especially fine, Stamped with our name and WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BHO. & CO., apié-tr SEWELLER: | Bex . BRICKS! BBICKS: The attention of Architects, Builders, an4 others | is called to the very ga r quality of BRICKS now being manufactured b; WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE coM- We have enlarged the size, improved the qualit am Seduced the belceof oUF BRACES a ee y Creased the capacity of our WOTkS {080,009 per day, Office—1505 Penna, avenue: Works—at corner of Boundary aud H streets northeast, apls-2w GTUFFED O1L MANGOES. { RTYNIA! EAST INDIA GHERKINS, PICKLED; BN + asad AUTUMN CLUSTERS. WORCESTERSHIRE, RAK. JOHN B BULL, sud other SAUCES, New crop SWEET Oil. B. W. REED'S BONS, ar8-tr 1916 F oh mw SeTED To rooorgs ot aoe ae BOT Bere oe = wes ste. bits {cael neys cured ox no aS Soe STE eo ‘ones, Groceries oF Fa a x nw. Latrobes to rooms, tga sep! ANTED-FEATHEES to renovate W tance Gis rae a oe, augle- ay" Eee, UPHOLSTERY WORK of any Kinds elgh teen Fons 6 experience, Uphole possible prices, by vg CHACE, Gis Lontnnre sea augie-ly”” ANTED- MOTHS) and oe insects in es eereee eeeecor a ACE'S, Uphoisterer, ela Leaves ‘auglé-1y Wasa to CLEAN, at RICE’S ats. 6.w. ir Ann vel hres jv 18-ly 7S TED SAREE to CLEAN, at Bog: pos RERY'S Eureka Blea ‘ing and re by mal oF form ‘Tth-st. wl Orders on iar ‘HELL'S aM Market Specs. teai-ty WASTED Gene to know tha WM. (OORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York avenue, makes a sperisity of Cutting @arments to he made at home iv LOST AND FOUND. Ost past evening. on 10th st.. bet. T and L nudv's PORT «- GMON NNAIE. cone iaining between $10 and $: ‘he fluder will be sui-ably rewarded on leaving it ahs Office. It Le pril UTth, near 7th and E angwers tothe natesore Pi ‘k-and-tan Terrier DOG rince;** abor adozen white hairs on breast. A suitable reward if returned to 411 7ch st. n.w. apl8-2." 'OR RENT—HOUSE No. 45 H street n.w., 7 rooms, water, gas and ‘lar. Rent low al5-61* or fora year with. Sm.Wy Apply toD: Boon ea te apis-et* | Gut furniture, " Inquire at thé house,’ ap16 3: \ exchange for Improved property. ap16-tr Y = one SW eee Rake eA nor armel arpabed | WOR BENE HOUSE NG 210 As 80 | Tom newt—aiegant new HOUSE at LeDrol Ou SAS Gill bead Seas Se cnet ee | Gila paces bass eee ee two squares nor gant cnodern conveniences, eight fine | pllzoed. ) who fod sth sE are ais-ace | from the Capitol grounds: In one ot the Ta Tens eae gon oy NOS 2h, $8 aud 25 K st. n.e., Seon noe Se NO, NOUS I5UH SG W.AIS-AE | RUDE Oe temo ae OTR, | tb roca, We eee Waster —ToTEACH—Latin, Bhetoric, Math- | N.Y. Avenue Hotel, ‘apie 8* uy, Bt BIN EY, ‘3 Law Office, Room 35, ematics or Logic. uBroh t Buliding. F st. Any of the above will be sotd on long time and ponthly p nts, apl3-1 OB RENT— early in the be from city. ard F sts, n. bE SENT ‘In one of the finest locatins in the sa Communicating ROOMS, with BOARD. iurniencagnd unfurnished, References exchan 1226 Massachusetts ave. apl2-12t' ‘Ok REN T—Several desirable Brick HOUSES. with all modern conveniences, Nos. 10 and 22 I street u.e,, 13 rooms each, at $30 per month: No 2010 14th'st., 10 rooms, at $35, an 1 street, 14 rooms, (never occupied ) at low rent to good tenant. Tuquire of 8. 8. BO 8 ret, COTTAGE. one story, roomy arden, fruit, croquet law: ajiny Tillage of Mt. Pleasant, one mile Inquire of Dr. BREED, omer, Gh nw, ap Fan RENT_HOURE No. 607 New Jersey ave- rooms, modern improvements, in good order: rant to sult the umes’ C. JOHNS 718 13th st apll-im n.w..9 yas and water. Kioto To WS LW. R RENT—HOUSE No. 417 K st. rooms; alley on. side and Fear: kent low to a Apply to FRAN. LIBBEY. Lumber Marchant, corner 6°" st. x New York ave. 10 Im R RENT—On Biggs st. (between 13 han 14:h and R and 8 si three-story and high ba ement press brick fronts, L room’, with a modern conveniences, and in gg0a order,” “Will by rented by the month for $40 (have been ren’ in} $50) or to a reliable 309, permanent, tenant the year. Apply to JvHN T. ARMS, 810 F apo im FE RENT—The beautiful UPPER HALL, 40 t square, in the 8; neerian Business College butiding, corner 7h and L sts.. may be ob-ains! for temperance or other beneficent associa ions, or for church services, day or eveut ng. The use of tobacco 2 proniblted in Apply at Business K RENT—Two Dwelling HOUSES, No. 500 E st. p.w. and corner Missourl avenue arid $4 St.; also. STORE No. 327 Penn. avenue. Apoly No, 331 Missouri avenue, Kent low. e-t8 & BENT—A comfortabie HOUSE. a BT¢ Br ona and Gates corner, of Capitol I, No. 401 gerner re end facing Penn. ave. one low to a good t ey next door, Epquire terme, ee, No. 408 Lith se mew RK SALE AT A BaGAIN—On For Buxt TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N (new,) finished in best style, 18 rooms; ‘overs Toom’ heated, including bath nd servants” rooms speaking tubes; electric bells: sna washtubs: Yegetable and ‘eat ‘cellar. * an ‘be doom at any marl9 Im FoR RENT—HOUSE, 2142 Pennsylvania ave- nue, 10 rooms; Bas, water, bath, etc. ; rebull: jast summer, and in good order; to careful and re- sponsible Parties only possession May. Ist, “ equire, Dy postal r in ‘person, of G. A Hb ie‘ ave, new, mand 3m* GS RAYED—A sma'l yellow and white BULL DOG, answering to the name of Fravk, ‘A liberal .eward paid on retura- ing him to WM. F, TURNER, 1402 em 4 avepne apl7.2.¢ <10 REWARD.—Lost on Monday night, at the Congres atlona Chareh,, corne! 10th and G sts, « POC] BOOK containing a sum of moue) a pply for particu’ars and reward at 65 Defre. ap FOR SALE For sare, A aoon.S17 ABON 8A, i —Furnished PARLORS and BED. ROOMS and ROOMS ARE housekeep- ing, and several emall BED ROOMS: 354 Pouney vanla avenue., corner 4' st. 1-2 FoR RENT SUMMER RESIDEN Tz Ths ence of Gen. B. F. Keliey, on the mountain, rear Oakland, Maryland, is tor rent.” The house contains 8 rooms, besides pantry and kitchen, ts faly furnished: ts surrounded by beautiful growd: and shade; spring house, carriage house, state” pasttre for two horses, aad plenty of fruit.’ For fartue: information on Inquire of the suty- scribers. or rt. @. W. LEG Oakland; Co KES. ely Garey sw por W. BARNTOW, 515 7th a ‘0 Gov. Da nison er Capt, ‘Phelps, Spistriet Caminiiinsie apls-3." Novd, May Building. Pinauriee ry umton of oes BOARDING. apl8-1m 68 Fayeite st., Baltimre, FUSSY, FURNISHED FE OND = <a rd. 5:0) }T OBSE FOR BALE Fine Riding and suitable fcr parties Who desire comfort aud para a Driving FAMibY 8 wee ee pency: can occupy Immediately. Ta BLE B mi 0 eee ihe oo pend cone any at a New York areaee x im BALES FAMILY “HORSE. chesinat hed ROOMS with or witholt Boaedar das sorre’, good style. ‘anterd sor Kind and gentios Ady indy cau drive niin REE FURNISHED COMMUNICATING Satietactory reason for sellng. Can, be seed. Ts .caclng south. large, and airy. with McLAUGHLIN'S Stable, No, 1231 strest north- todern convenience oe Fent, with BOARD: at east. apis S*_ | moderate prices to parties wo would be p-rina- 15 A MONTH WILL BUY & choice Sau iard $' PIANO or ORGAN; great bargains. at 811 Och st, Dew. apl7 in )& SALE—Just arrived and for -ale twouty Head uf HOWSES. suitable for *ad-lle, riving and Draft Horses. These Horses nent. 211 Dst., setioes 24 a Sin.w. apl6-3.° OARDING—Li en suite or single, with fotcaas tab table Also trapsient beatders modated. References Big Sih street northwest and 906 F thorthwest. are from Obto, a ra be. sold chewp for < OAL DING Large, and. rogaat a "a cash. nu at 3: rest, lo son- 5 Co ol ine aa8 De it sylvania mee INO. T. HOPKINS, BeFtgn at. commer ‘of Congress, Georgetown, 13, Spit 4 Peop'r._ | C.. Terms tow ree teal B SALY One SHOW CABE, 6 fort nas P'RMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY silver-plated aud French-plate glass; BOAR + EKS' accommodated at treet Dn. Ww, avie * Mrs.M T. Bou MALL. LE—Just_ arrived, ‘fine DRT Baer: ba formerly of Baitimore. Fe SA 18 RSES. two pairs of fine black well- matched. all well ait Also, several fine CaR! Rezeent, sold low a HG Va BOWEN'S Bivens ana Sala ad ste wid 637 New Yorkave, —_apld ew give Fumi Car 3 bring Phaion, Tp Bugates, Gone cond apriny sullable for 3 ond 4 passen- si hitiey "aisle 2 EY : Do ‘Buggies: sof Jackson Wagons, for farmers and hai per cent. cheaper, than in the ci me 8 call. w. BESET esc aed Bet tt apé-1ai R SALE-Veny Low ¥Ou Casit—By a fam Ww AVENUE HOT&L, * N* xORE bor New York ave. and 1th st, Gentlemen with their far families can find at this house the surroundings of a pleasant home, with the cunveniences of! eo conducted hotel. whe aie Was ment will be made with persons esire Barli-Sm JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. f lite STREBT N. W.—Farnished Froat 51 ‘on second oth lance ROOMS: with Arst ines TABLE Be BOARD. shi 5 Transient guests accommodated. 1 Bw? rer RENT! FOR RENT:: BY THEO. F, GATCHEL, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Corner 8th and F streets northwest. HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY. AT REDUCED RENTS. cation and price, pith all necessary inform+ 1 be given at'the office. apl3-2w iP 28. d bath, new. D.e., 7 rooms and bath’ new FO? BENT WARNER & CO. H. BRAINARD Hi, Bi ARNER, EDWIN tare ‘MCINTIRE. 6 F street northwest. puseuseanesssna es, aggegossgeeaaingas i, Soosesee Bee Cea’ i 2, oa ee U st. ‘9th st. se, 166 Fayette st. Toh an 1-83 8 ne. 10 umber of other Houses, simiiar tothe above ‘a list of which terially altered nearly every day on the Duitetin at our office, yk RENT—Bv WM. H. MAIN & CO,, eal Estale Agents. 195 Pa, ave, Dw, e., 8 room Sherman ‘venus, each’ Zeseenenet PROFESSION AL. we rehitéct and Engineer re Rooms 18 and 19, Bate Deposit Coa ‘Buia 1.0.0, cor, Ibin st, st. and New York ave ly* ENAY J ENNIB. 7116 stroot, ent Off clan and M del 3 on ee | Ex = Patent ‘pert jes en Fed mental Some a spocaioye Dr gt aM TALBOTT, Dentisi Removed tw southeast corner 7th and Es y syore northwest, Tveth inserted $7 Der ret my23-ly R. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, 732 10th street news trosta Gu accastally tho he ost obstinate Chronic od Acute ‘Disegsss RK SALE—A well-established © TIONERY and 1CE CREAM SALO ieason given for selling. Address “Conteetion- er," Star office, apIs- E SALE- Valuable Building LOT front on N street, near 10th n.w. quire of NAYLOR, “at’ store ‘cornet docs “and Streets. apls-2 POR SALE. Fi CIGAR and TORACOO STORE, RES and GOOD-WILL cheap for gaan. One of the best stands in the city. Address V. 8., Star offi 13-2.* ANTE Dos: O00 a Tt 7 per cent. interest; class Real Estat N SERN: = first JOHN and 6 “House, ‘ Star marie Iy WANE TRADE, TWO. Preces mpage PRO! oe proved ash valuation, fora well it erty Pa ing ‘bot oa 1 2 Fa ¥ toy fo br ce not toexoeed SoM Apply to Bue Fe SALE, GREAT qucereic Be ‘Twc-story and Basement Brick DWELLING. 8 rooms, hall, xestibule, pacer. eas bathroom water closet range, at bay window, &.; must be ‘price BI 600 00 | tong time, Apply to BATES & RYAN, 708 D st, apiss or sare CHEAP. ‘Three-s'ory Pressed Brick Front. Bay Window, two-story Back Building, with cellar und-rneat! fh. Sroomsand bath House ign pales 2 in cotl throughout; walls and ceilings w th center pieces around Tob oan aliey: frout yard fine flower garde taxes Dald to-date, Cost $5,000; will se!l non tor $3. 600. apl8-3t Vita SITES FOR SALE ON LO: ME, Subdivision has been made of the magulficent grounds fronting on seorgetown, amas the er be whieh eac ‘Woeshingion and R aad street: with winding roadway and wall trees, laid out wiih shrubbery aad flow: ‘iving eighteen beantifal Na Sites, contain from 10.00 to feet of ground This property is within ¢ square of tne politan street cars, and for combining the of country with those of Sue tere is mibered. build cau pureiase without any Cash payment. Fer further particular. apply to BARNARD, apl8-1m 1429 F 8 ret. FFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Con XC rage TEAM single or doubl and 7 sears old, Keniucky breed: unequalled for style and beaut erence ALLISON NAILOR.- Mie 15h st. 7yO LOAN MONEY in hand, in sums to suit, on approved Keal Estate THOU: sEs furnished and anfarn- FE heh de a rng po to Bean Nye Denener sensor oH FITCH, FOX & CUTTER. arlt-4t it. and Penna, RK SALE—Unim myer lot of GROUND, 32 by 78 feet, corner 10th st., at the Jan; Virginia and Georgia avenues, fronting oj near Navy Yard, For further informa’ at No, 1014 Georgia ave. a Fez SALE—Most desirable Country RESI- DENCE, 12 acres. new house, 8 rooms, situated 1 the midst of a beautiful grove of forest trees, splendid elevation, grass, flowers and pure spring pater. four miles from the city on the New Cut ing to Hyattsvilie, and 1! mtles from Brooks’ kia ton on the Foint of Rocks railroad. Apply J. M. NSON, on premises. ap]5.6:* Freres ) LOAN ON GOOD COLLAT- interest moderate If collaterals good. FA BURY ¢ Broker, F st.. opp. htt House, } apis-5. ryro LOAN. MONEY, In sums to suit, at 7 and 8 per cent., on Real Estate. R. O HOLTZMAN apl3-6t 10:h and F sts. new, BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS will tnd it to their advantage to look at a large ‘house w have now for rent ina central locality, with all the modern improvements and in excelient condi- ‘top. Tos permanent and responsible party we are authorized to ger special inducements apl3-6tB. H. WARNER & CO.. 916 F st. G EAT. DEEL NE IN PRICES.—Comfortable HOUSES with six rooms, uear market and cars, in the northwest, reduced from $25 to less thar $13 per month, if taken Permanently. ‘These are the cheapest houses in ‘Washingto 'B. H; WARNER & ()., 8) 13-6t 916 F street northwest. F; R SALE— Those desirable BUILDING LOTS ou 11th st., near the corner of In.w We MILLER £00. 2pl2-6t rorsar. .E—From 5 to 15 acres of Ta to. 14 miles from Arlington. 24 from Georgetown. beautiful situation: fruit trees, forest trees and Water on the place; 10x Jo minutes walk from the rall- read now being ly to A. G. HAYES, 229 Center Matt or oron tae Biace Place." “ap10-1m RARE CHANCES ne 300 worth, wf, HARD: WARE and HOUS: 3. e0oDs for pale So ga berms, 0 oxcuane proper pply at No, es fh, 3 corner aA bay eG eorgetowa, JR SALE—At Mt. Pleasant 1. C., 27.500 fe Hig Geeab: Bodhe otras =e &e., ke, Will be sola'on eaty Ferg. HN BLoss, marli 6w* Mt. Pleasant, or Room weet ‘Baila CLOTHING. your RENDEBED BY THE PEOPLE. OUR OPENING OF SPRING WEAR CROWNED WITH SUCCESS. ALL UNANIMOUS IN THEIR PRAISE: . THE MOST ELEGANT DISPLAY OF SPRING CLOTHING EVER SEEN. Such a Maguificent 8 buch oes juch terete Garmeats. Such Low Prices named for Perfect Rellabiy Perfect Fitting and CLOTHING: Never before have the Peoplehad an oppo! to select from as great an assortment. eeniy NEVER BEFORE HAS CLOTHING BEEN 80 CHEAP, afford to buy until they have visited had the apace, words would fail to de- ins se, oer this Spriug. ‘The No one can oe, If me ibe the pinching times WE HAVE: tod THEM, EEING I BEL IEVING. CONVINCE YOURSELF. Boys’ and Children’s EVERYTAING that can In the Men's, 2 io mn be four be thougut of in the w: ieaire, WEAR. We have made the most Extensive Preparations foran IMMENSE SPRING BUSINESS. Doubly so of any Previous Season. soon pend stay away thinking they cannot be For the Labor ‘or t! a Laborer, Farmer, » Mechanic, Clerk, or JUST WHAT THEY WANT. a. STRAUS, 11 Pennsylvania avenue, Between 10th and 1ith streets, COAL AND WOOD. mar20-tr tation free. Office hours—8 to 11 a, Baad eo RK. J B. GIBBS, 2 DENTIST, EF MOVED TO 708 isi STREET, Acs mai l-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store, HB. DUKE. Dentist ew PERSONAL. AG P8TU8 FRIZ of Boston, tt in this city, £1. will call at 1611 H street n.w. ‘apis ECOpRiCd, Attorney-at-Law, 124 Dear- e born street, “Chicago, a. Correspondence ity. tT 3 ‘orfidential. “Advice fron 'Thirtesn pone Eee nee. ee — | ___ EDUCATIONAL. cic Abie tien tule oot ae = IANO. “Can be sein at No. a eas | MATLEWOO 90D. as STITUT ADAM DUPREE.L Soon For- 2 SALF—A fir artiage HORSE a HAR- #5. closet ‘che will ‘ailyon pow to got arr eee oid NisSknd a COUPE WOCRAWAT: van Col iin Pate first class dence, 219 K st., near 3d u-w. apa-im* ot reasonable terms, fel 22-1y J SHORT! IDGE. AM, Prin, BTROLOGY. rl st fo 3 MAN LATIN and GREER, Yio SD Roa ot natin Brower | pony Gra raminaaaqueee, | A STROLOG ES Bishcy WILLIAM PINK» EY. ire Bae ‘This celebrated Lady Astrologist an Healing WEW 2 AND, SECOND HAND CARRIAGES | sf. Class at 1803 H st. aw. Adres 1308 | Media nog Ape Besos cornet ing the | ive new Albany Cutters: one light, ANTS CORRIDOR Prafecsor of Fenman- i pth, Ereaent ana, 4 | Coupe: two Couns, Fane! ioekawafas ship. St. Cwud Bai ae es ing ont a infor ‘of the fours Jump-sests; three I kc ping and ec = ae in abort rings oan o tbe — wre tarerming "Gonna ten Leather top’ Bi stages: three Nov No-top Buggies, | easy courses of testo “pata m Tastruction | Suro way to success in all undertakings. and fi:ty other sty large stock of oa teed. Lessons < Sven at $1.50. st ‘arr! shod Rust soon hand, at No, 408 | 5 bars va 3 novat-1y Pena. ave. P. De ane & 00., — = ‘MARANE COPEL bie Disciple of Mlle Lenor- oe LL WHO VALUE THEIE SIGHT to know ‘mand, Paris, the Hanet Reeder evar E. SCHEEL, Organist and Teacher of 1A Yon ona Dols GLAS: ¢an 3, as well as those further advanced: febins iH. ‘Spa pias fhoave for the ea ee ‘se pers, as 5 moderaje, 1132 7th st. o.W, marst-4y" ‘Svenue 2. W., Corner 64 street, C7 mae Cee OLE ACE eit SAUCE AN DE au ER R's ‘AIL ‘9th an¢ 2418 7b —— OMAS W. RILEY & SONS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WOOD AND COAL. AA pt best aalaeals Peer COAL, Bon of Mine and Lump, and Un atrects soeteaaeer"® Wart, os Omoss— {5 street betwee ee D™ ‘GOODS AT POPULAB PRIC 210 pieces of Plaid Swiss Organdies, job lot at LB cents. New Spring Dress Goods, immense stock selections from: prices from 12, 15, 13, nd an Woot French Bick Cashmeres, 50 cents por yard and up, Black Grenadines, new stock, Just received, 25, 3730, 60, 7, and w Bias Silke, Ve makes, from 65, 75, 87, $1, $1 25, W received. rg Raginy from auction, good quality, New stylocof Lawns, 100 different patterns to se- Linc from, only 1s cents, inen Lawns tterns. Cassimeres for tuyta went, 20, 25, 30, 37, c 37 40. 45, 5c, GMie-othc aif widens; new Mattings, ‘Come early for bargains, C. M. TOWBOR & CO."'6, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, apli-tr South side, near Tch st. a.w. PR KS, COLORED SILKS, | BAS “heck nis Black Cascmare, Black Tamice, Black Sil" Warp (lt netta), Bak Alpacas, and ‘undoubtedly the largest assortment of new and beautifu! Soring Dress Gonds in Wash- ity. CARTAR'S 72% Space, ington cits. he Tepuiar Cash (iy Goode atore, Weare selling an excelleat quality (Guinet make} Black Si satin finish, su 1.25 We have sold one thousan Sit‘since ‘Fepreary 22° ISTH We best Hack SUK in this < re eniling pod Black Wenaye just receive: e lot of Colored! Silks in beautiful Hight shee pure wool, very wide, double width. fue qu: ity Black Cashmere. B00, Tile Brack Gach meres asrecial bargain, only 60c, About 300 pleces of | Cassimeres for men's and be prices rang- from 37 atital Spring Dress Foods (Woo! silk and woot | Black and ¢ wery lowest } cash prices; four (4) pair of real English Stockings | (woven seams) for $1. We are sclling the vary | best Bed Ticking that is made, one-yard wide, | double twilled, 2c, SPECIAL NOTICE, —We have placed a large sign across the pavement in front of our store with our name (CARTER® 80 that every cheapest and largest assorune Washington, apis tr | J RODHEAD & Co., 939 Pennsyleania Arve Are now offert special ‘bargains. in, veauticat Dress Goods, Black Silks, Grenadines, & | Among which are stylish and. serviceaiie ail-woot | Bourettes, at 45 cents; superior All-wool oh god at 60 cents and up; Tamise Cloth, at Sits cent! recently $1. yard; Black and White Satin, $1. up: Buntings, 25 cents, best make All-wool ‘Te 35 ; Lovely French On nies, Toll de Alsace. Madras Ging- hams and Linen ‘Lawns. very cheap: Audroscog- «late Cain ~ fi 4.4 Bleached Cotton. 7 cents: L i pair, ani5-tr _ 939 Pen Fe ae BRODHEAD & CO. ‘aave. bet. 9th and 10th. StL HK Btr Received TO-DAY from the recent args auc- tion sales in New York an eutire new stock of SPRING SILKS, which willbe offered at prices never before seen tu this city, STRIPED SILKS, Sixty-five Cents. BLACK SILK, Seventy-five Con's. NAVY-BLUE SILK, Ninety Cents, BOTTLE-GREEN SILK, Ninety Cents, SEAL-BROWN SILK, Ninety Cents, LIGHT-GRAY SILK, Ninety Cents, FAWN-COLORED SILK, Ninety Cents. STONE-COLOR SILK. Ninety Cents, This line of Silk that 1am offering at 80 cents Ww the same quality sold everywhere at el 2. CON NOLLY'S, a DS vinth street, opp. Patent Office. f temerengca TORCHON, TORCHON. red to-day. 1.008 yards of Torch & | and Inserting. from 6 tu 7B cents per yards wing Tamise of Bunti in 24 and 48 inch widths, tu all the best aus Also 85 pieces of Blac! mere, at 50. 62% and 75 cents, the “anes 5 eaittios ever sold for the 33 inch White Linen T yard: icone Print Pieces Printed Organdie W. M. BROWN, 314 Eighth st. now. (HEAP CARPETS AND DRY Goops. Black lack ee; tot Large stoc! SUN, Be Bi cite, ery Jow pri Bree code, 1s at Children's Tassels Carpet aman 12'¢ off for cash, i ingrain “Carpets Pepsin t TROLOGIST. Sylvania avenue, gonsuit the Dr, tn al am, tod p Renz ‘8 LINIMENT Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache ana | all sores. pains, tn es &c. It never fails. it, ac haoid aru sts. 25 and BO cents. ‘STOTT & CRC Pennsylvania avenue, for Washington. © QATI“FACTION'—A positt: Ss tain preventive of unpleasant consenaemeen, Hg gate Season: $1 per bortie, at Dr. DA’ BY'S, 118 4% st., corner Penna. ave, aps Lm’ ER. 1 EON, The Oldest Established aad only D Beliable Ladies’ Physician in the City, can be Gapsulted cvers “Tuesday, Wednesday and Sstur- day at 605 H st. niw., from 1108 .0'clock. a Female Cc mplaiuts quickly cured, Office and Ki sidence, 3 Monroe st., Baltimore. uovl4-ly AL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can be Hed every W ednesday jurday at his Ome’, P21) St. betwoer Dit and 10h trots w te S on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and ub Diseases viz: Organic aud Seminal Weat- ness. Nervons Debility, ;}mpotency, P.emature De- cay, Nervous Trembii pltaton ‘of the Heart, Dimness of Bight or Glddiness, Indigestion: & S.A resulting trom Auuses in youth, excess Bitictures ava and sy pile vu auiesty ycured. Dr. B. Ss. Dr, ELLIS, 8% Penn: Mi you would know thetruth things, Omice hours from 9 apl3-1y pee oe oe ia toed elt: risk Wastin cee sis se fyTBarcen & STORMS CELEBRATED NEw Yoru FiVE CENT CIGARS, go ae wholesale and retail by -8. eon. 1233 Pena. ave i Tire is Di HELPER ANCE CO., INconronatap 1845. ‘PURevy Morcac. AGES 3. ey ce }, $33, 181,828.49.