Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY.,,,..........APFil 25, 1878. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers in the city added together. To Advertisers. Advertisers are requested to send in their an- noun cements as early in the day as possible, and in ail cases !e0:e 12 o°clock M. The insertion in the same days issue of thoze reaching the office after that our cannot be assured. a According to the Paris correspondence of the New York World, a good deal of surprise has been expressed by the French, as well as by foreign officials connected with the Exhi- bition, at the number of commissioners ap- Pointed by our government. They consider one hundred and fifty functionaries to be an absurdly excessive staff. Other nations have deemed a president, a general commissioner and an assistant abundantly sufficient, and it is quite settled tha’ one hundred and forty- Seven of our noble army of commissioners will not be recognized in any way, not even to the extent of free admission. It seems, fur- tier, t at the arrangements for exhibitors are by no means on the liberal scale of our Cen- tennial Exhibition, which is spoken of in the most laudatory terms by the foreigners who took part in it, and who are now in Paris. At the French exposition, for instance, the ex- hibitors are required to pay exorbi antly for transporting goods into their respective see- tions, and are charged for the cost of sweep- ing and cleaning, and even for the water used. All these petty proceedings are contrasied with the extreme liberality ich distinguished the Centennial administra'ion. It seems that our exposition was not only a pecuniary sue cass, but that the handsome manner in which it was conducted has made us friends all over the world, who will be iy to respond read- ily when an invita’ion is extended to them to make another exhibit in this country. Th« full statements we print to-day of the latest political sensation, the so-called confes. Sims of fraud in the Flo ote at the late Presidential election, it will be seen by a care- ful perusal, leave the whole question just about where it was. There seems to be little doubt that the face of the returns showed the election of Tilden, and that the canvassing board rejected the votes of certain precines on account of alleged democratic frands, and thus gave the state to Ha If inquiry could be extended behind the settlement of the El-ctoral Commission, then the questions would arise in the ease of Florida, wer violations of the election laws by demac and had the canyassin legal right to throw out returns of p where such frauds had been committed. The scheol-book fiends are in W again to make another raid upon the px of parents. This time their little game is the introduction of a new arithmetic as a text- book. They make their descent upon us at the wrong time. Just now, when it isa problem how to raise money to keep the publie sehools going at all, the people are in no temper to be bled for the purchase of more school books. The quantity of books now required is more than the children ean well stagger under, and ifthe abuse is extended much further it will be requisite to adopt some other means of transporting the books to and from the s room. We may look forward to the day w! the school authorities will require every pupil to provide a hand-cart—possibly a dray—for the transportation of his pile of school books. This will naturally open up a fine field for the School furniture jobbers, who will d insist every few mon‘hs upon supplan: vehicle last preseribed by the schoo! authori. ties with a new back-action, self-dumping School-book cart,with patent axles, and springs abie to sustain some more books, On next Wednesday the latest reopening of the permanent international exhibition wili take place. These reopenings so frequent, though at irregular intervals, give an eajoya- ble excitement to life in Philadelphia. <= -_____ The “gross injuries” to which an American naturalized citizen has been subjected in Costa Rica, and the disrespectful treatment of an American captain at Grenada, give the United States an excellent opportunity to uphold its dignity after the manner of Germany. If any of our formidable vessels of war can be patched up so as to sail that far in safety, one should be immediately sent,and half a million dol- lars of indemnity be colleeted from the offend- ing governments. If there should be any of the indemnity remaining after the cost of the expedition was paid, it might help us to re sume. This suggestion is not to be sneered at. “The fresh outbreak of hostilities in Roume- lia_has at last decided Austria to consider means of defence.”” It is perhaps about,time she was bestirring herself if she means to have a hand in the set- tlement of affairs or expects her voice to carry with it any weight. The statement that tha Russians have sufficient troops so situated as to be able to march irresistib'y to Vienna, while it may be doubted, nevertheless indi- eates that Austria is far from prepared to fully utilize her great resoure2s and com- manding position in case of trouble with Russia. The Russian and German chancellors are both reported to be seriously ill. Who can tell how the destinies of nations would be changed by the sudden death of either of these men! There comes through the British Medicw Journal of April 6 the report of a convales- cence from hydrophobia after it had fairly de- veloped. en the high professional standing of the ph; ians who had the ease in charge will not prevent the report from being re. ceived with incredulit It is hkely that all the particulars of the case will soon be known. The discoverer of a cure for hydrophobia would rank high among the benefactors of mankind. ————-+-e-__ The modern extravagance in dress among the women is not without its advantages. Ac. cording to the Governor of Utah, it is eansing a deeline in polygamy, owing to the inability of a man to support more than one wife. R RENT—A seven « quarter also. a doubl tave PIANO. $10 a k seve! Stop ORGAN. $3 month a Cabi: a month: St. Sie. East Capi CEMENT! am \nloading at my wharf 2.500 barre's fresh ENDALE CEMENT, which Twill cash L pat GUINAND, CE IS HER there wilihe 9 meetty NE*, BUNT! 2 W BUNTINGS: B 50 PIECES OPENED TO-DAY. so, 25 patterns rich Grenadinas, in extra fine lities. 48-ineh Lace Buntings, in blua and black. 10 pieces Figured and P.ain Black Cam3i’s Hair Grenadines. ‘20 pieces all Wool 40-inch B'ack Tamise at 75 and 87% cents, worth $1 and $1 25. Printed Linen Lawns, Freuch Lawns, and many other new and desirable Goods for tue Spring Summer. ALi at EXTRA Low Prices. W. M. BROWN, ap2s-tr B14 Bth street northwest. GROCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN. Vib. White (A) Sugar, 3 ">. Good Roasted Rio Best Roasted Old Gov. J bod Macaroni. 12: or 4 jugar Cured Hams. ¥ Sur Cured Shoulders. 1 “ee Bots $s Worcestershire Sa’ lee Fresh By Nice Fresh Butter. Olive Gil Gt. “size E Whisky t or wsky for imadicina’ use. 2525 t_1913 Seventh st. meron bot M sad N. STB4ITON & sTORWs CELEBRATED New Yorr FIVE CENT CIGAgs, For sale wholesale and retail by aplj-la W. 5. BOOSE, 1233 Penna, ave, Spring Cassimere Buits. Spring Cassimere Suits. bpring Cassimere Suits . Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits. Spring Cassimere Suits Spring .Cassimere Suit: Spring Cassimere Suit Spring Cassimere Suit ‘Spring Cassimere Suit: Spring Cassimere Pants. Spring Cassimere Pants. Spring Cassimere Pants. Spring Cassimere Pants. Spring Cassimere Pants Boy's Sui Loo AT OUB DOLLAR BL'K SILKS, ALSO, Beautiful STRIPES and CHECKS at T5c., 87ixc. aad $1. Beautiful Colored BILKS in Navy Blue, dark Green, Brown. Oiive, Moss Green and all o:har desirable shades, ranging from 75c. upwards. 50 pieces beautiful ORGAN DIES, in all the new tints, 50 pieces beautiful printed LINEN LAWNS of the best quality, LINING BILKS at 37‘; 50 and 75c., all cheap. LUPIN'S MOURNING GOODS of the very best quality, of every ces-ription. One Price Only. W. M SHUSTER & BR?., it 919 Pennsylvania ave. FF BANKRUPT MANUFACTUR- ERS. $20,000 WORTH OF . GAITERS, TIES AND SLIPPERS, Te Be Sold Without Reserve, By LOUIS HEILBURBN, 402 SEVENTH STREET. Sign of “That Old Woman of Mine.” THE STOCK CoNSIiTS OF THE BEST MAKES. AL WIDTH? LADIE* AND MISSES FRENCH KID, Lastingand Foxed Button, Congress, Lice Gaiters, Muskins, Jeffersons, French! ‘Ties and Siippers. GENTS and Boy’a Hand and Machine- sewed Button, Congress. Ties, O-fice and Work Shoes, Lasting, BUCK8IN and Canvas. CHILDS? all-colors of Button, Lice and Buckle Shoes. P.8.—Price lists to be had gratis at store. a25-tr USSELL'S ICE CREAM, MADE OF Pure Orange Country Cream, free from Gar- lic, Families, boarding-houses,” hotels, restau- rants, dealers, excursions and festivals supplied. Large deduction to those who buy to sell. Boxes of various sizes ready for delivery at a mom-nt's tice At the Old Establishment, 1427 New avenue, ap22-1m No. 626 CTURE FRAMES, No. 623 Est. | TPAPERTANGINGS. Ect. Pic'ure Frames, different styles, in store aud made to order. ‘Silk Velvet Card and Cabinet Frames. largest assortment in the city. Picture Cord, in gold. silver, tinned, copper and worsted, Picture Room Moulding, in gilt, walnut and cherry, Picture Hooks, Nail. Rings, &c., with afullline of Paperhangings, Dados and Friez2s, ‘Window Shades, &c._ Term3 Cash. at MARKRITER’S, No. 626 E street, One door east of 7th it, Be Free Art Gallery. ap20-6.* (eeoness HILT SUITS $2.60, §3, $3.50, $4. $5, $6, $8. $10. A. SAKS & C0, Boys’ DEPARTMENTS, apl8-tr_ 316 Seventh st.and 921 Penn. ave. N ° TI cs. Aliparties having claims against JOS, HOW- ARID deceased, will present sald claims at once to W. T. HOWARD. Executrr, for settlemeat, on or before May 5th, 1878. or be’excluded fro.n'the same by law All parties indebted to Jos. Howard, deceased, will come forward and settle witn W. I. Howard, executor, on or before May 5th, 1878. A! debts owing after above date wil be placed ia the hands of a collector for collection. ap22 4t W. T. HOWARD, A HTIFICIAL STONE COMPA: NO, 1208 G STREET NorTHWEST, CHARLES HENoE, Superintendent. ‘This company ts now prepared to contract for any work made of artificial Stone for which any rea Stone is used or adapted, either for building o: other purposes. Sidewalks, plain or in variegated shapes ana colors, a specialty. Flower Vass and ‘Statuettes on hand or made to order, All work guaranteed to be as durable as Stone. ay 22-Bi" Tue LASGEST ASSORTMENT GAS FIXTURES IN THE CITY, AT THE LOWEST PRICE: Also, a full line of REFLECTORS, Please call and examine our goods. PLUMBING AND GA*FITTING, No. 539 15th street, CORCORAN BUILDING, E. F. BROOKS, ap20-1y |= PITCHERS. Best quality Porcelain-lined Ice Pitchers. Made especially fine, Stamped with our name and WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. apl6-tr JEWELLERS. COMPLETE STOCK or SPRING CLOTHING. WORS1 ED DRESS COATS AND VESTS, SPKING SUITS. Spring Cass:mere Suits. PANTALOONS, Spring Cassimere Pants. BOY'S SUITS, $10. Boy antes, Ie s. joy 's Sui . 7 Boy's Baits, $7. Boy's Bults. S iz joys Sui 3 Boy's Sults, $4. call md Examine My Stock Before Purchasing Elsewhere. A. STRAUB. 1011 »Pennsyleania Avenue.......1011 ay19-tr Between 10th and 11th Streats, Li Vigo UTUAL BENEFIT tire INSURANCE CO., NEWARK, N. J. INCORPORATED 1845. PuRgELY Murvat, LEWIS C. GROVER, President. ASSETS JANUARY Ist, 1878, S55. 302,008.00. All red forms Of Policies issued. and dments furuishod &¢ the Office ‘of the Some pany tan, of its. agencies. ‘AS. B. PEARSON, Vice President EDWARD A, STRONG, Secretary, _ BENJ. C. MILLER, ‘Treasurer, A a i royoe, District Agent, JK EATING’s covGH LOZENGES. Bo J. MILLI GRANVIL! mar/-3m ‘There ts unguestionab) certain its elects. ASTHMA, WINTER GUS CiPIENT CONSUMPTION, and all disorders of the THROAT and LUNGS ailk ‘The hi & t i the United Siates of be COMPRESSED YEAST, which was used at the Vienna Model Bakery of the Centennial Exposition. the secret of the unequated Success of that establishment. Our Yeast is war- Tnentatlon from Selscted gratne ‘the ‘highest pre- men! rom in. miums awarded In America and Europe, whenever boast that are equal if our Yeast is properiy used. Absolutely wore genutne without our Trade- the wrapper, All mark, OF our frm name on otters are imitations, ALM. “WANTED HORSES to Kooy WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND 8 ‘ANTED-COOK. Appiy at No. 9618 st. | FOR RENT No, 6231 st. p:w.. a FLOOR, con- Be RENT_Six room HOUSES, all EAL ESTATE BULLETIN TED—Small HOUSE in the West tnd; rice betwen. $4,000 and $4 500; casth wil lepaid. ‘B. H. WARNER, 016 F st.n.w, a2) 3t ANTED-—Fine old VIOLIN, V OA and VI 'LONCELLO. Adiress “*Qua:tette Siar office apes 8 ANT: D—White WOMAN to cook, wasn and Winn mGno.T. REEN'S, No. aif 9.05. ayp25 3 * ANTE?)-B \DY and SLEEVE HAN Saad Ww. TRIMMERS. Apply at 1109 13h st. n aad adam VAN KEUTA, . * 1. Wasp ae competent DRES MAB: tt ERS; p.sitively nons but good hands uel at 1107 Pennsylvania ave.,ap stairs. 1 * sisting of five rooms, or will let three roams; water ‘and gason ins floor. ap2t-2 * improvements. WHEATLEY ‘and Rhode Island ave. R RENT—Two nice airy ROMS; Tae Board; price moderate; reference exchanged; 826 12th street west. ‘apa3-3:" R RENT—-ROOMS. Two well farnisaed Room: or cominunicating:with or with- out Board; strictly private. Address O. R.. Star office. ‘ap25-2." R RENT—Two Unfarnished communicati ROOMS on second floor; one Furnished on thir floor; also a CATERE® wanted, Will exchan reference; 734 10thst. n.w. wae KR RENT—CHEAr—On Georgetown Heights, from June 1st, a 15-reem HOUSE handsomely furnished; is surrounded by beautiful gr unds, Address E. W.8., Washington P.O. ap25-3 * WASTED At the Washington Box Mvaaia tory two GIRLS who are experienced ta the business; no others wanted. v2 S W ANTED—A young man wanisa uicsiy-fur ished ROM or Rvom and Soard; state tsrms and locaticn, Address E. A. DANDEY, civ. 1t* ANTED—IMMEDIATELY -An experien ed MILLINER. Branch Anction H vuse. 4 Th st, south. 1* ANTED-—By a gentieman and wife, :wocou W faunieatiugnoniand: south, OMS, with Roard, second story; p-rmanent if satisfactory. Address *‘Comfort ** Star« flice. ap25 2° ANTED—By s prompt paying teuaut, a HOUSE of fi e rooms, gas and wate": must good condition an 1 central locality; state 1 wwe e, Address C. F., Star office. ap25 3 ANTED—To Bent, 1324 11th s.r.9. fur. nished. ten ROOMS, m. i,: also, “or rant. 1033 New J«rsey ave, n.w., ten Rooms, m.!. [1 quire at 1323 11th st. n.w. ‘apes 4it ANTEt'—A good Woman COOK, and oue for chamberwork and waiting. Inquire a Ne, 485 P.nisylvania avenue, Mount Vernon House, us ANTED—Small HOUsE or three un urnish V «ed ROOMS for housekeeping. oy a fain ly of 4 A two; no children: permanent, ten: stating terms and location A.B., city ANTED—An OFFICE BOY elghte.n years old. a good pn rect in figures. Address in own haad writing, Lock Box 20, Wash . D.C. angs—$ * erman and amr and _cor- n WOMEN for housework; white Nurse Girls. Fami- lies supplied with honest, retlable Servants. Na Honal Employment Ofice, Hoom 24, 7.h and F sis, * ANTED-—Several_ good CANVASSERS on good selling articles suitable for lad-es or gentlemen. | Cal! between 10 and 12 o*clo-k friday Morning at 443 7ch st. n.w., Rom 6, 31 flv. 1" WASTED Two respec white WOMEN— one a good cook and laundress; the o’har as good ween housemald and seamstress in asm al, fami! referenes required. Apply at 1509 H st.,) 9 and 10 o'clork a.m, a WANED A SEIU ATION by a fis Lady's maid; German; experte: dresser and dressmaker; gool packer; acenst to travel: best references. Address for two days ‘Europe, ”* Star office, apes 2 * W SS TED By a handsomevoung Walon Lad. ef refinement and cu’tare, the ACQU ALS TANCE of smo middle-aged gentleman of me who will be willing to assist her finaneially. | dress, in_ strictest confidi Mes, ANSLY Georgetown, D.C. WASTED, The People Ts) KNOW Ut have on hand 100 CARRIAGES to sll at ter. per cen’. profit: Tam also ageut for the Oppenolm Jump Seat, the most complete of its kind new i ue, Repairing at’ended to, JOHN F. BRIDJ- ET, 1308 Pennsylvania ave. ap 3t ) ANSED_Tades tohave all thir FA Ei HAIR WOKK dyed their primitive color by my new process, Dyeing in alt shads daily at # p.m, Orders left at noon ready next ng: R RENT—HOUSE No. 1026 17thst. n.w., 12 rooms, all modern improvements; rent $50 per month; house open. Apply to THOS. E. WAG- GAMAN, 5197 hst. St POE REST Gountry, RESIDENCE in tows, hew brick, 12-room house, gas and water, 04 Circie in LeDroit Park. near horse cars. Rent $50. WM. BIRNEY, 810 F st. Fa ReNT—402 K st. n w., eight-room Brick HCUSE; in thorough rey gas and wa‘ hear market and cars; desirabie neighborhood: street beautifully parked. Apply next door, ‘ap20-2w* | KR RENT—A neat three-story Brick HOUSE, centrally located and containing all the modern improvements and conventences; has recently been. Put in first-class order. Rent will be low toa re- sponse party. B. H. WARNER & CO., ar | R RENT—Very large, pleasant FRONT ROOMS. furnished, on second and third fi with all modern improvements; convenient to al of the a ments; location central and desirabi 706 8th st. n.w. ‘apls-20" KR RENT—STORE with back room attached; FARE. Soa Pennsylvania avenne ang corcet ac a new. Apply to JUHN R. musear. 3 as 5 a R RENT—HOUSE 11 rooms, $25, modem Fiintprovementa, iarge aide yard ant stablec eye will board and retain 4room4: cars pass door; ret erences exchanged, Inquire 1016 10:h streat rw. ap2}-3.* OR BALE-No. 1013 [ stroot_n.w, Brick HOUSE, 6 rooms, desirable locatio. frent and side yard: to realize atonce will sell very low. W. MILLER & CO., 631 F street n.w. ap25-3 R RENT—Furnished HOUSE for five or six months;lm mediate possession given; contains ? Yooms; te ms reasonable, App:y on the prem'ses, at No, 1004 N stre-t n.w. ap25-3 ¢ BR RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- taining fourteen rooms, including bath-room aud water closet; on a beautiful concreted s reet, Pange, Iatrobec bot aud cold water; ker: largs yard " . hot and col > eC, in >-house and stable: fountain in jot 812160: front yard: Beautifully shaded ard parked, and L closed with iron railing on. matble bas. Th manent ten- vance, Laquire apis-12t OB RENT The beautiful UPEER BALL: 40 square, in pencerian Business putlding, corner 7th and L. sfs-+ may be obtained for temperance or other beneficent associa'ions, or for church services, day of evening. by the month. The use of tobacco prohibited in the builling. App'y at Business College Office. aps im property can be rented to a careful ant for $43 per month, payable in at 222 13th st, s.w. KR KENT—A nice six-roomad HOUSE, with large yard and stable; rent only §10: a'so six- Ty med Houses Teduced “rom $35 Wo $13 BEL, WARNFR& CO, 916 F st. ap25-3 * ‘R RENT-Ist of May, STORE No, 211 Pa ave. 1.W.. te 0 large Blate-glass Siow W) de Ws. sui ab’e for any business: will be ren‘ed low to: responstbl tenaut. Apply 215. ap25-3 * OR KENT—VACANT May 187—Three pleas- ant furnished communicating ROOMS, on ‘ond flor, fitted for livht honsskeentng: hath wud hall xcom on same floor, 1012 6th $t.n. w. ave 3° OR SALE—HOUSE, No. 3 K st. rooms. every. modern imp:ovement. Price $3 700—$3.000 can remain, or $4 000 with furn - ture Immed‘ate possession. Apply on pzamisos, Alse Piano and Organ, ay 25-31" OR RENT—First-class DWELLING corner 23d st. and Pe snsylvania avenue. opposite cir ey now occ: pied by Gen. Whippl+:all modern improvements: side yard, iron railing. fountain. &c ; possession May 1st. “Inquire 1918 Pennsv'va- nia avenue, TQE KENT HOUSE and LOT 217 King Alexandria, Virg.nia; large three-storv. brick ining room and kitchen In’ rear: larg side lot, with frees grass and flowers. Wishing tone int) the country for several months for the parp se mainly of having it taken care of, will rent at a inrrely nominal rent: possession given Ma> 1.1, W. WILLOUGHBY, 456 Louisiana aveni:, Washington, D.C. ap25-2 * For RFNT—A large STORE, with new Fix- tures ani Ice-"0x in perfect order, having ore ted, for many years as @ Grocery. Als +, a large DWELLING, fourteen rooms, snitable fe Boar ding-Louse; bo'li located oy corner-4hand A -s.nW, Also. HOUSE No, 72 1 st. n.w.. with al morn improv:ments and in perfect o d-r, HOUSE 229 Maxs. ave. n.w., of Trooms, in gd rder, Apply tOJOHN K. CONDON, 313 Hl st W Pe an25-3.* R RENT—May 15:h or June Ist prox, asmal well located and furnished HOUS®. north and south exposures; five minutes from Canter Market and several churches; within half a square of F st., Avenue and Belt’ Railways; all modera con- velences; large sunny well-grasset yard; wire R RENT—HOUBE No. 607 New Jersey ave- nue n.w.. 10 rooms, modern improvements, good yards ail in good order; rent to snit the times pply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. nw. aptl-1m FOE, RENT On Riggs st, (between 13 hand 14h and R and § sts,), three-story and high ta ement press brick fronts, 11 rooms, with all modern conveniences, and in order, Will be rented by the month for $40 (have bean Feu ing for $50) or to a rellable and permanent tenant hy the year. Apply to JOH T. ARMS, 810 F st. 9 Lm K RE NT—A comfortabie HOUS# and STORF ‘on a prominent corner of Capitol Hill, No. 401 corner 4 h and C sts, s.e., facing Penn. ave, “Rent low to a good tenant. “Key next door. Enquire terms, &¢., No. 493 11 st. n.w. ap2-Lm FOR REST HOUSRS. 2140 and 2143 Peunsy Vania avi nue, 10 ro. mis; gas, water, bath, ec. : reluil last summer, and in good ovd-r; to carefu ar d rs spon_tb'e parties only ton May 1st and done let. Inquire, by postal card or tn person. of G.'A. SAWYER. 1490 Massvave, new. marid Sun* PUREST Rusuisied PARLORS and BED. KOOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekee| ing, and several small BED ROOMS: 354 Pennsyl- vania avenue., corner 41 St. marll-2m' FPGE BESTT wo Dwelling HOUSES. No. 509 E st. n.w. and corner Missouri avenue and 3 St.; also, STORE No, 327 Penn. avenue. Apoly No, 331 Missouri avenue. Rentlow. — ap6-Sw* POR BENT In one of the nest tocati ‘ns in the city, Communicating ROOMS, with BOARD. furnishedand unfurnished, References exchange. 1296 Massachuse {OR RENT-SUMMFR RESIDENCE-Th idence of Gcn. B. F. Keliey, on the mountain. tear Oakland, Maryland, is tor rent, The house contains 8 rooms, sides pantry and kitchen, ts fu ly furnished; is surrounded by beautiful grounds and shade; good garden, spring house, carriaz Auyuse, stable, pasture for two horses, and pt fruit, ¥orturtue Info: mation inquire of t scribers, or Mr. @. W. LEGGE. of Oaklan BF. HAWKES. ‘611 G street s.w., or W. BAKSTOW, 615 7th st. a.w. Refer to Gov. Du- nison or Capt. Phelps, Listrict Commissioners. apl-im ‘0. H aso, the handsomest Braids made out of Coming’ | screens at all dcorsand windows; gas, cooking aac coheed for $1; Fulls, 10c, Remodeling of olf Switehs | heatu Hevesi street hose, ete.. ete. to reliable = = ; sheciaity, at PPL'S Hair Fach ove | 1a t)+ $50 per month until October 16th. Ro: on J YESS VCE: 7th st. now. near H. ap25-3ir | wes) ad Star offi p25 -Bu" BUSINESS CILANCES. W ENZED A white GIL as nurse for a chi {OR KENT —Four Unfurnished ROOMS, No. OR SALE—The Stork aud Fixtures cl 2 months old, Calla: No. 1637 10.h st nw. 8087 sireet n.w.: rent very low toa god GARand TOBACC) STURE, Apply at 359 between Q and R. apes 2 * nant; would sult dres: maker, apad 3: nnsyivania ave, w TANTED_OCCUPANTS for rooms. RRENT WitHoct Board ROMSen sate 2 BOARD included. $18 per month; between 9th and 10 hp.w. or single: plea*antly situated, south fr mt: ap- ply 1827 N street u.w. apd 30 WANTED Family HORSE and CARRIAGE for the summer season. Keferan-x given. Address *‘IN VALID, ** Star offive, stating where they can be seen, ay2t 3° {OR RENT—Cheap rent, only $25 per month fora 9 room HOUSE, No, 929 Sthsireet n.w : waterard bath. Apply 'to E, K. LUNDY. 144 Bridge street. Georgetown, apt WANTED A ten room HIUSE between 17h and 221 sts. and @and [ sts. n.w. Address A. B,, Siar office, stating street, namer and JRRENT—1416 N street n.w.. coo!, deligh fui RCOMS, for summar; handsomely furn s-cond floor; cars convenient; private famil) rent. : ap24-3* | very mede: ape 3 * ANTED—Two energetic young (RI HMEN | JROR RF 0. 1804 Tih street n w., a large of good addres 288 pays Well. Also,0n STORE, two rooms, summer kitchen, at $12 lass CANVASSER for new encyclops Apply from 8 to 10 a.m. at 615 7th st. n.w. a2! aud four communicating ROOMS at $8; rented to- gether or separately, App!y next door.’ ap2t-3 * WASTED Pastors, Teachers and Su School Children to attend the MATINEE Lincoln Hall on Saturday next, the 27h in stant. ap24-3it ‘OR RENT— 1607 10th street _n.w., 9 room, pressed Brick Front, $25; references required, Apply Room 53 Corcoran Building, between 9 and 1land 3 and6 p.m. apes 3° WANTED Evers, sunday School CHILD to see **The Little People of the Snow,"* at Lin- coln hall on Saturday next at 2 o'clock. Admt:ston 15 cents, apes 3u* WARZED A pleasant, Furuished ROOM within three blocks of the New York Avenue Hotel. Terms not to exceed $10 per month. Per. manent if satisfactory. Aduress R. O. FAR: HAM, city. Ap2-2 TA to do ANTED-—An experienced WOMAN eneral housework. Apply at No. 1315 Ravde avenue, ap23-3t* ‘ANTED—AIi the Ladies -ocall and see Comb- made in Bralds for 25 cents per ounce, at Mrs. CALLAN'S, 806 Market Space, _ap23-3'* Wana French girl desires a SITUA- TLON as nurse or lady's maid to go to Gu- Tope. Address L.M., Star office, —_ap23.203:* ANTED—ky a family living generally in Nova Scotia, a Freuch, German, or English GOVERNES : for three smail children. Address w. P.C., Meyer's Hotel, Pa, avenue, ap23 3 * Islan ANTE) ‘en good, heavy: DRAUGHT HORSES, sultatre for fee wagons. For good sound young horses a fair price will be given; no vthers nee: be shor Apply to Great Fa'ls Ice Company, 10th street wharf, 3p23-3¢ WANTED ELAITING —The only reliable method (Parisian mode); the only maciine of the kind inthe city: 2 cents per yard. Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, 814 I street corner 9th street n.w. ap23-31" WANTED HORSES to Pasture at threo dol lars per month; abundance of grass, shade and water, Inquire'at OSBURN & GHEEN'S Stables. G “st.. between 6:h and 7ch n.w.. or ad- Gige? JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgomery co., Ma, ‘ap20-Im* ANTED—ToT£ACH—Latin, Rhetoric, Math- ematicsor Logic, College preparation given, assuring simission “into ‘sn advanced class: Latina specialty ; terms moderate, 8.W. FLYNN, L street n.w. aps-1m on pasture, or will stable and grain feed; farm on 7th-street rad. 8 miles from the city; best city reference. O. HP. CLARK, Sligo post office, Montgomery county. Md ap3-Im* 7 ANTE(—Ladies and Gentlemen to learn RYSTAL LVORYTYPE PAINTING. In- structions given and Painting solicited at 1229 Pa, ave.; satisfaction guaranteed and charges reason- able.’ Call day or evening. apl-Im* ‘7 ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1) oc- a large third story south front room, or cu suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD— first class, 617 F xt. n.w. feb23 Vv 7 ANTED—To exchan, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey imneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr V Y ANTED—To exchan: new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to ‘two rooms, $20 to 5 sepi5-tr w ANTED—FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana ave, auglé-ly ¥V rANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of es any Rind; clghteen Ft eat gar stery goods and worl west poss! ces A. ih CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. Rueay? AN TED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 Lax avo. augiee K RENT—Two-story and basement Brick HOUSES, six rooms, Nos. 1615 and 1619 New Jersey avenue, between Q and K sts. nw. 3 gas. water, &c, Rent low. “Apply at 452 Wo st. a. apes-3t* R KENT—STORE and DWELLING, last of new row corner 1st and D streets ne.) 2 good stand for a Grocary and Provision store: Tent $35 per month. Key at 336 Ist street, T.G AGLI +AN, 508 12/h street now. ar24'6. FOR SENT —HOUSE No. 1107'13sh street nw. ‘The house contains 10 rooms, is quite new and has every modern convenience; rent very reasona'l toa prompt and permanent tenant, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. ar 24-3 1B REN T- 1893 | streeta.w.. from May unt October, a furnished HOUSE, toa very healthy and desi able neigh' orhood; modern im- Proyements, Apply on the premises, or to FETCH, OX & CUTTER, corner of 1sthét, and P nna ave, ap24-3t FACE RENT That fine STORE at corner of and G@ sts, n.w. Inquire up stairs, of W. C. DODGE. iin ek RK RENT—Two first-class seven - room PGi uses conta location, Apply No, 1106 L at, DW 23-3 ESS PO! BENT Untarnished ROOMS, singie o- en suite; Would furnish for gentlemen. 616 H at. ew. p83 Bt R RENT—FRAME HOUSE, 610 L st. n.w. containing eight rooms. gas, water, bath. Apply T. B. PENICKS, 618 L st. n.w. ' ap23 6. {OK RENT—Four-room HOUSE on 26th st., between E and F n.. in good repair; newi inted and papered. Apply to 0. OHAR® 201 st, n W. ap23-3.* R RENT—HOUSE No. 145 A s*.s e.: $12, HOUSE No, 1110 8:h st, $10. HOUSH ou Carroll st., Capitol Hill.” Apply to No. 151 B st. 8 @, ap23-3.* R RENT—FRAME HOUSE, seven rooms, water and gas and cioset; the house a'most new. No. 902 271 st., between I and K n.w. Key corner, apes 3.* RK RENT—Euclosed CROQUET GROUNDS shady. large en ugh for two games; situated on M. between 4th and 5th sts, u.w. Apply T. B PENICKS, 618 L st. n.w. ap -6* FOR BENT Large. ‘airy ROOMS, well fur” ulshed; bath-room on Same floor; hot and cold Rater. Apply to Drug Store, corner Penn Ivanta ave. and 22 st. new. ap23-5 * FOE RENT STORE and DWELLING, on F St. near 10th n.wW.; ove of the best business Iecations in the city, Rent greatly reduced. 8. H, WAKNER & CO." 916 F st. new. ap23 Bt PUK RENT—A nicely Furnished BRICK HOUSE, gas and water, No, 1604 15th st. n.w. h; or to @ tenant who wil board a an for the rent, ap23 3. ‘OR SALE—AT A BAKGAIN—Six-_room FRAME uy Routh Washington, sard front aad back: lot ‘cheaper property for ay 23-3 * 203122: water and trait, Lome «flered. Apply at 631 F st. s. OR RENT- HOUSE No. 1737 ry Tt moder improvements; rent $30 per month: Toons nite; house in good coudition; Louse op *n. Apply THOS. E. WAGGAMA N, 619 70» st.323-31 VOR RENT—Two commuuicatiug ROOMS on first fluor and three on third floor, at 1441 Mass. ave.n.w. Wall be rented together or sepa- rately. The house has a southern expustire. a23-3t* FOR SALE—At a grat bargain, one Mil Combination Lock’ Fire-n-oof SLFE. Ap) WIL MARTH 915 E street n.w, W ATED LOAN of $6.50; ample sscurity: five Houses northwest part of the city rent- ing for $109 per month; prefer to negotiate with Principal. Address M. Wey 1221 6th st. 'ag5-8* ORTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND HOUSE contain-ng five root Stalls for 15 cows. Wil be rented for $180 p raunum. Apply at GLAR® MIL" 8" farm after one o'clock, ‘aped-2.* F G2 S4LE-FEED STORE, with fixtuces com plete, including hay, press, hay cutter, bus, 2 Je ete. etc. For further information apply at 625 New Jersey avenue n.w., between and G streets, ‘ay 24-6 * R SALE-Excian oR RENT—Residence on 16th st., Meridian Hid; HOUSE of fou:- ten rooms, overlooking city, couutry and river over ope acre of grounds, with lawa, shrubbery, fruit trees, vines, &c,; stable for five horses. cas house, &c. : immediate possession given. H. J. GRAY, 624 F st. aped 3t PGE SALE, A FARM 0f 40 acres. 5 miles north- east of Washington and 1'; mules from B’adens- burg station; large dwelling. surrounded by lawn and shade trees and all necessary outbuildings: gor young orchard and stream of water. iN be seld'cheap if taken soon, GEO. TRUES- DELL, 605 7th st. apg Gt T HANS, FOR SALE A 11-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, with all modern improvements ant fine stable ‘attached: in northwestera section 0° cliy: which will be sold at a great sacrifice, K+ of house can be had at my office. CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent, a} 24-3t 509 Tih street n.w. ‘OR RENT—ROOMS on second floor, No. 72 7th st. n.w. A good locality for business pur- poses, 4123-6." FoR SALE Anew “BRICK HOUSE, ‘three. stories and basement. contaiuing ten rooms, or & Rood business corner; $3,000; terms easy. Cor- ner of 11th and C sts. 3.e. ap23-3.", EDWARD SNOWDEN, R-al Estat». GBrar, BARGAIN—LOOK AND SEE. ‘That fine iarge HOUSE in the center of the f st. n.w., will be offered for a few a tremendons bargain, Call at once if you want i B. H. WARNER, ap23-3t 916 F street n.w. DRY GOODS. T BRODER 1205 F st det. b2th and 13th ste 119 Seventh St. \i-woo! Bunting, 8c.) and Saturday.) Brick Houses jer, ave., Mm. 1. THOS. E. WAGG 3 ‘Glove-Artiug Ve paca, 25, yard Lovely Pacific Cretonnes, 125 ‘500 All-woo! Deboge. 5c. per yan avd ap, Drew. Fabrics, 10c per yard and =p. Balbriggan Hose. 25c. and up. id Unbleached Cotions, Sc, por yard ee ey fc {= bs 40. jumbia st., mod, Imps.. .W., Water, 7 rs. 5 3 rs 200 eo cam RY mod. imps. 10 rs. act. ‘t.h., mod. imps, 9 Fs. 'y Brick and Frame Houses for Sale. We, D.N., Mod. tNps........$ 44-46 | st. n.€., 1235 Sth st. D.w, Elegant 3-button Kid ~ oem |e atd scompiote tine of Boney ao Goods at correspond! bet. 129th and 13th sts. Brace SILKS. mod. imps. Ast st., Georgetow I, Be. cor. S-band I sts, e., Dh. 9 rs. 724 10th st. n.e.. 1. ‘We will to-day offer an entirely new line of BLACK SILKS, suitable for summer wear, at the following low prices: ‘Good Gros Grain Silk, 75. ¥ Gros GraihBilk, Gros Grain Silk Cachemire finish Gros Grain Silk, $1 10. Cachemire Royal Silk $1 25. 8 "perfine Gachemire Deis $1 50. De re y i We are also offering a very fiieliarot COLORED SILKS at 0c. being $ Maine ave., bet. 34 and 445 st. With st., bet. Band Cn.e.. per ft bet. C and D 5. w. S: Houses for Rent. 514 5th st, n.w., mod. iinps.. 17 13. 2081 I st. n.w.. mod. 2004 I st. nw. 408 6th st. n.w.. mod. t j. D.W.. Poss, May 1, Fat Tate. the esunl price of Chess CONNOLLY" apa0-tr 608 Ninth street, opp. Patent * mot. Lunps.. 9 Fs. W ILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING 100 PIECES OF CHOICE STYLES OF | | ABW SPRING DRESS GOODS, At 25 Cents Per Yard, 1629 Madison st salts ih haiti 100 patterns of New Lav An ‘roscoggin L Bleached Black Alpacas, from All-wool Black Cash k Silks, from 6, Cassimeres for boys. Swiss Organdies, Linen Suitings, large TOWSON'S CHEAP DRY GOOD3 STORE, = 636 Peansylrania avenue. otton, T's cents, re, 60 cents and ap, 3. $1 $1 25. 61. 1142 8:b st. in We. 4 Ts. 1329 and 1835 4 st. ssw. 5 ts rs : ith Lace to mateh, Tissue on the Ist and 15°h of each month a bul- rty for sve and ren: on A on app.sation at my off-e, or ‘will be sent by mail if desired, $1,500, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent. Auction Sales. On MONDAY. April £9 bh. at 4 p.m,. valual iapr ved property on southwest corner of 31 ai LACK SILKS, GoLeREp Biack Tamise, Black Silk Warp (Henrietta) at undoubtedly the lar \d beautifol Soring Dress Goods in Wash- CARTFR'S 711 Market Space, The Popular Cash Dry Goods store. We are selling an excellent quality (@uinet make) Black Silk, real satin finish, sublime quality, at We old one thousand yai We are selling est assortment. K SALE AND E: NGE, LeDroit Buildin ate, atu Tot of 252206, House. 6r., valuabl orwill exchange equl $1.25 We hh: best part of 9th st, tor house and lot . We have just rec lot of Colored Silks in beantifal light shades. pare wool, very wide, de lack Cas*mere, 5c. a special bargain, only 6c, men‘s and boys’ wea ing from 87ec. to $1.50. Beautiful §; Goods (wool, Lot loTed Grenadine A cesirable 2-story press br._h. lot 1,800 ft. on N’st. worth $3 500, for .. A 5-100m house and 2,000 ft. lot ona newiy con- creted St. n.W,, east. of 14th, only $1.000 several fine residences $10 500 to $6 000,an‘l lots D.w., to exchange for improved property, ap22-tr « with bark bd width, fine qual; is Black Cashmere Avout $00 pleces of B. H. WARNER & CO. BRAINAED H. WARNER, 916 F street northwest, 1265 K st. nw, cor.2tst and F (fur), JOY F st. sto&dwel, 83° Howard Hull (fur), . at the very lowest 4 Tour (4) pair of real En (woven seams) for $1 best Bed Tick double twilled, 25c, SPECIAL NOTICE.—We have placed a lal werent in front of TER'S) written on tt in gol 80 that every one will know where. 1 d largest assortment of Dry Goods in EpWtn A. MCINTIRE, HEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS, $,000 yards Cali ‘ ustins and Sheetings as cheap as the cheapest. » all shades. 25 cents up. = pacas, 15 to bOc. ; Mohair 87, worth 6c, bargains 50c. up, ‘ashmeres, 25 cents, rap, 8, G2'sc. to $1, very low prices, 720 18th st. nw, st 709 12th st. nw, 1:14 G st. nw, 455_C st. nw. Biack Cashmeres, Double width B: Black Gro Grain Silk, 7c. Colored Silks, 75c. ; Summer Large stock Parasols in cit it line Dress Goods, and Chiidreu’s ii Brassels Carpets, 1933 9:h st. nw, . Ts ster : St. 1W,.... 1ith and Boundary 1721 R st. ow, 1 to $1.12\¢; 124 of for cash, All Ingrain Carpets less than manufacturers | 60-inch Black Cashmere. $1, worth $1.50, T. N. NAUDAIN 166 Fayette st. G0" 709 Market Bpace. Boundary nw, 10 1131-33 Park Place. s 1318 I st. ne,....... ‘A so, a number of other Houses, similar t9 above ’a list of which 1s materiall: every day on the bulletin at our of FOR RENT! By B.O. HOLTZMAN, lun and F sts n.w Pa. ave. n.W., 16 rooms, mod. imps. 1319 F st. n.w., 14 rooms, mod.imps.... 406 11th st. n.Ww.. 18 roomis and store. m. i.. 124 West st.. Geo’twn, new double house.. 10th and D sts.n.e.. 4 Stoddard st., Geo" 913 K st. nw. 2 ooms, mod. imps rooms, mod. imps. ‘917 7th st. n.w,, 9 rooms, mod. im 308 10th st. n.w.. 915 7ih st. new. EW SPRING N DRY GOODS. We have just opened bockers, Silks, Cashmeres, L 500 Bitk Sun) Umbreline for duviles and Gentie- ice from $1. 00, in Cotton, Tigc, pctaitate Lonsdale Cambri No. 928 7rn Sr. No. 706 K st. x.w.} Romig erg reg eo Cog ew or Speed es 1 50 and $2" solied, worth a ‘ust Corset, guarantee steel: Cassimeres from meres from 20 to 75, ‘ard; Pure Linen Tal . BAILEY, cor. 7th and F st, EDUCATIONAL. APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Conc tor business Yale or ructors first class. J. SHORTLIDGE, A.M , Prin. ‘AMES_CORRIDON. Professor ship, St. Cloud Bullding. 9th and ‘ookkeeping and Sho! easy courses of lessons, ee Bourettes, Knicker- men, ranging in 1ai¢e. W. W. BURDEITE & CO. housel& grounds, 911 B st. nw.. store abd rooms above. rooms, mod. imp $06 6ih st. nw, 7 rooms. mod. im grounds, barn, above 808 R st. AAG rooms. '. 7 rooms e., 7 rooms and bath. yard; pacas from 15 to 7c, Be. Boawageessegaa gesessssesegsuge L ESTATE BULLETIN, WM. E. BUBFORD, 708'E street, #45. Students For Sale. press Brick and Back Building, 8 th improvements; lot 20x125 to an west: for $2,800—$2.0 cash, ce in three years at 8 per cent., 1-0, three newly-finished two-sto Houses in northwest section of of and modern improvements, for bargains in large hand- rices, or take alley; situs ion noi balay or in monthly “hd taught in short Th h instruction jonces and st T also have some some he onal ll sell at poate in. part -paymen Lots centrally located at'reduced pri In. J have $10,000 in sums to suit at 8 par cent. : also $3,000 in one or two sums at 8 per cent, apls- r PROFESSIONAL. . GRIFFITHS, EcLectic Paysi- CLAN, Office 939 Mary Cialties, diseases of Lun, yland avenue #,w. me diseases peculiar to Ladi gs and Stomach, ° Al ies. ap22 Fok SALE AT A BARGAIN On For RENT TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N st, (vew,) finished in best style. 13 rooms: ever} rocm heated, including ba*h ‘and servants’ rvoms: speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtubs: vegetable and meat cellar. Can be seen at any time. ap23-1m_ BALTiMoRE ENTERPR.-SE—Por Sale, stock ud Fixtures of the best located and arranged GROCERY and PROVISION Bu-iness in the city of Baltimore: | trade principally cash: stock entirely new; cheap rent. Reason for selling am engaged In the jubbing business. For partic apply at Star Office- or H. W. CLARKE, 115 Lombard st., Balto., Md, ‘ap23-61 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A BUSINES- MAN. Forsale, a8TOCK OF GROUERIES corner of 11th ana H sts. n. w. 8) 22 6" FOR BSKE Long Lease (low rent) of a nice ictle FARM adjoining the city, in a high state of cultivation, with all growing crops, stock, farm- Use ing implements, &e. of eight rooms good water, an ecoasary “outbulidin 4 chance for a dairy or marketman ial rare a22.6 * H. M,C. DANAHER, Sd and F sts.n.w.- rpo Loan. MONEY, In sums to suit, at 7.an4 8 per cent., on Real Estate, R. 0 HOLTZMAN, 8120 6t 10:h and F sts, n.w. ORBALE. The price of those desirable BUILDING LOTS, southwest corner of 17th and H sts. northwest, ha: teen materially reduced, and I can now offer them: ata figure to suit the times. They front 68 feet 6 1 ches ou 17 h street, and 135 feet on H st. This is A fine, chance for building five or six first-class heuses in a desirable neighborhood. RO HOLTZMAN, Rk RENT—Elegant new HOU-E at LeDrolt all modern conveniences, eight fine , spit. Nos. 21, % and 25 K st. n.e., at BIRNEY’S Law LeDroit Building, F st., Any of the above will be sold on long time and monthly payments, FOr BENT? NOU chitect and E i irchitect an ngineer. Rooms 18 and 19, Bate Deposit Cas Baliding, n.e, cor. 15th st, and New York ave ENRY J. ENNIS. 711 G street, ent Office. Electrician and M sdel perimental work a specialty. . Office, Room 35, or at 23 K st. n.e. Expert in Patent jeld-ly FOR RENT!: M. TALBOTT, Dentist, to southeast corner 7th and! E streets northwest, Teeth luserted § THEO, F. GATCHEL, 8, FRANE WHITE Heal Estate and Insurance Agent, Corner 8th and F streets northwest. the ic Healer, tresta senor the Acute Diseases, Most obstinate Chronic and ‘Con: Sutation free, OMmcehours—8 to 11 a. m, and 3 to J. B. GIB! DENTIST, 0 708 157 BTREET, Over Thompson's Drag Bvore, Dentist, 423 70h street southwest, sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, $1; E: ing without pain, 60.ceuts, All operations: HOUBES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY, AT REDUCED RENTS. rice, with Wil be given at the omee, ey ae ‘T—By WM. H. MAIN & Oo, Real Estate Agents, 125 Pa. ave. n. :t. m.e.. 12 rooms, mod. imps. MEDICAL, &e. 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO ale Weakness, Lrregulari- 30 years’ experience, W , opposite Smithsonian, rs. Dr. ELLIS. 805 Penu- If you would know the truth Mice hours from 9 4's and P sts. s w.. mod. imps. Ro, #6 He nw.. 8 rooms... ‘ore on Pennsylvania ave Ne. 629 Md. ave., ne. 8 rooms 3 Brck Houses in Sherman avenue, each FOR SALE. RSALE—AT A GuEAT BAnGain ron ASH—If sold this week. ass s'andard PIANO or OR the Emporium of Music, 723 7th stieet SP, Cure any case of F jes and Obstruct sa Tuctions sonsuit the Dr. in all thi a.m, to8 p.m, SATI FACTION A positive cure and acer- tain preventive of unpleasant con: if weed in season: $1 per bottle, at Dr. DAI 118 435 st., core, Penna, ave. The Oldest Established aad onl Ladies’ Physician in the City, can be ‘Wednesday and Sstar- KR SALE—One JENNY LIND BUGGY in by Inquire at Paint consulted every T: FSR RENT Large, cool. well Farnisuea | 8020 6: 10 hand F streets n.w. WEANIED{ CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S ROOMS, to be rented sing’e or en suite, on ANTED—A PURCHAFER for or PART- Siean: Heating Works, 490 Maine avenue, be. | very moderate terms; house standing north ‘and | WV NER ina wel oeaitinor Drigsore AR teen 4's and @th sta, 8.w, Called tor and delivered | south; Board in the house, Call at $10 Ind ana | » paving business: Terme suse e he ee ME without charge. fy13-1e" | ave, : ap23 3.* | CANES. 8 ai offee, ap19-6.* ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first R RFNT—AT LAUREL, Mv.—a desirable ANTE D—$5 000 ; - W tener of ie EVENING BRA Jor whiten ® seven-room HOUSE, excellent_warer; two | WW tis Weal Wetnie se aera Antaraats: iret w price will be paid. Apply ‘at the Star | acres in fruit, and very convenient te city.’ Rent JOHN SHERMAN, office. ‘augso-if | Very moderate toa good tenant. Apyly t0-519 21 Real Estate and Loans, WV § SFED_CABPETS to OLEAN a Mcuky | ‘*?-¥ apes Ba°S | _ 8118 6 Bt. Clond Bullding. WE rina S ntres: Stans Spat ee EY, SE REST OR LEASE The handsome REsI- | (7 1LLA SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TIME, Sweeping Works, 7th-st. wharf, Orders by wall, or DENCE 115 Prospect at., Georgetown. with Subdivision has been made of the magulficent left at W. 8. MPRCHELL'S, Market Space. feat-ty | large survounding rounds; beautifully located, In unds fronting on Washington and Ruad streets, . i w of Arlington and the Potomac river For | Gcorgetowm Ww roadway and wal W aSdee ante eeaam, at Wat. | parr‘culars tnguite 2 Connecticut aver Ware | Gargeiown, with, winding, roadway and walks MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York | Ingten. ‘apase = | Among the tre avenue. makes a specialty of Cutting Garments to 2 be made at home. jau26-1y LOST AND FOUND. O>T—A Gold SCARF PIN. coral setting, on ‘Tuerday afternoon, April 234, Suitable re- ‘Ward for its return to owner, C. E. NYMAN, at te National Safe Deposit Company. —_ap26-3t O8T—On morning of the 24th. in Armo: Suuare or en ine avenue. a doub'e B acl SHAWL. A libera! reward paid if returned to 498 Maryland ave. 8. w., bet. 4's and 6:h sts. a24-2* OST—April 31, a small Scotch yelow DOG, with a white spot on the neck. It, auswers to the name of ‘‘Soring,’* and Tig See chee PEN tie, pee ee Beak , No, 508 Mth oe new ap25-2i* Tooeive8 rear’ willbe paid the @nd r for chs delivery at this office of alot of LETTERS: and other Papers addressed to J. G. HESTKR, lost en Monday last, prob .bly at the CU? itol. a24 3 OS'—A SKY TEKRIER, of blueish color, from 48 Ist st. Georgetown, D. 0, A suitable r-ward will be paid on retarn ing the dog to the above residence,a24-2 * FUR RENT, Adesirableand pleasantly situaed BRICK DWELLING, eignt rooms, near the Capito), having a south and’ west fronc and in thor- ough repair. 103 24 st. n.e. a2 6.* .R RENT—HOOSE No. 827 C street, between 8d and 4‘ streets n-w.; frout and back yards, Apply to B. H. DUVALL, 459 Peuna, ave. P ss- Session on the ist of May. ap22 1m R RENT—A fine RESIDENCE ou Maplo » LeDroit Park, handsomely furnished tur the sun ther months, A, L, BARBER & CO . Le Droit Building. ‘ap22 6: FGEBENT-One Two-story BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, bath- aif uoderu, Improve: unts, concrete cellar; the house newly fresco painted: No, 616 22, st. n.w.: the chariots ran up the house. Inquire No, 408 7th st. n.w. ag2-8: 'OR RENT-STORE and BASEMENT, No. 924. between 9th and 10th sts. n.w.; suitable for a first-class dining-room or any other business: steam table and range, all complete, I1q tire 403 ‘7th st _n.w. apa? 85 eighteen beautifal Villa Sites, in from 10.000 to 40,000 feet of ground This property 1s within one square of toe opolitar street cars, and for combining the advan fags of country with those of city, there is bene ih the District that can compare with it, ‘We wili sll for cash. upon long ume, or will ex- chang- for improved city property untncumbered, Persons who will build can purcuase without any cash pay ment. For further particular- ly to wee BARNARD, 1429 F s.reet, apis Im Fe. SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-—A beau- tiful Country RESIDENCE end "ARM near Washington: $1 000 work area from the place annually. A) J Se Georgetown Post Once, D. OY © SESE RB SALE—F: Sto OB SA From b 1, Aenes of LAND, 14 tiful situation: fruit trees, forest trees whicb con! ew h, Met 8. hath-room an Pog oe ee Me dean eae ane, st. n.w. Ingaire No. z RK RENT—One tw BRICK HOUSE Pine. seven room: rather id all modera OST_On Monday, April 22, a Gents OPAL SCARF PIN, A auctabie foward will be Rud or the n turn of the same to its owner, at the Na- Bank of the Republic, aps. A SHS aeenainC eS R RENT—HOUSE No. 216 A 8st. 8.0.; con- taining 12 rooms with all modern convenie »ces; ibis househher& south frontand sony two sgaared tol grounds, in one of the plesrantent locationsin the city. Inquire of JNO. Bie tae? N.Y. Avenue Hotel, & REN T—Oue Three-story BRICK HOUS! Boe rooms, bath-room aud all modern: tar: peeves ements. No. 229 13th st. .w., near the A 3ri- ent; ten minutes’ walk to the Bi : - Inqats Savas, Se tot aa FOR RENT—At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown Fi Farhishea or Unfurnished Tate, aplé-Aa* Mater on the place; 20 minates walk from the all 539 Center Marit, or on the place,” * spi RARE CHANG! }1.200 worth of HARD- A Waite and HOUSEFURNISEING BOOBS for sale on property terms, or for a small Br a7 in Washingtot é ‘apply at No. 68 High, pectin hi LS a COND &@- CLOTHING.—The only piace in the Becond-hand Fiesta. tare ‘ata fair cash price, isat the: "3, 308 9th near avenue, By caling at or, addressing the above s \CE.—Prices reduced to suit the inducement is offered to Hotels Houses. epltim* CAFIT0L LAUNDEY, 15 F Hy - dav, at No. 605 H st. biw. A'l Female Complaints quickly 3 Monroe st., Baltimore, SPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can be ‘W ednesday and Sati twee. 9h and 10 h, from # wo 9 ‘on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and D viz: Organicand Seminal Weak- ency, P emature De- ‘aipitation of the Heart, all result! from abuses [n BI = anaes a ca Dr. BR. victures and Sy] juiekly cu Dr. R. Baltimore, with 12 > from 1:08 0’ lock, RK SALE— Just arrived, el cured. Offire and two pal.s of fine black well- matched, ali well bred. Also, several fine W, al a Ni 4d Stabes, 645 and 647 New York ave. son” AKGE 8ST CK OF SPRING WAGONS AND WAGONS of all GES, BUGGIES, time. Lowest PROBY, 37 Prospect street 16 MONTHLY WILLBUY ANEW CHOICE standard PIANO; alsoa superb lor ORGAN. 80.het-n.w. is im itean fine Driving jer, 921 D st., rvous Debility, Lay jervous Trembli Dimness of Bij indiscretions, visits Washington ev + Persons in need of medi ment for any of the above diseases, will find it to m him, Who will insure é RTY CARRIAGES, Bi scoond hand aironneeet six J.J COOK, 196 RK SALE—A light nm hn gg EE ‘will be sold cheap, 1314 F st. AVING no use for a fine $700 Stanley PIANO, taken in trade, it will be sold for a jUSGIES, WAGONS, JEYS very cheap. U1 ‘worth $400, for $200, Geo"town,’ ap28 1m* their interest to call uj Lonorable and scientific treatment, uted in every case he undertakes. Will refer is pations to any of the leading Bal- timore, and show letters of Seme. Cali or address as above, or to Eutaw street, Baltimore. SULT N the oldest NSU! DR. diy, ie ce Skin Diseases. ‘Abendousd Boston: aulte ap22-6t