Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1879, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATi BDAY... CROSBY S. NOYES... fditore Average sworn Datiy Circulation ever | 80 17,600—being @ mweh larger bona fide, veguler and permanent circulation than | Cat of all the other dally vavers im the | city added together. Te [epee eens | the Rattoria or | iemere should be nhager ot Tae Bram actneding Eior‘and vot toany inaivia sien san Gtherwise provoking delsys may | ¢to., should tn all oases be | the order of Tae Evaxtvo Stan N Nawerarmn | rant —not to that of an; ‘communications, not not _ seas re) $7 Anonymous tected manuscripts not returned or prese! Why the Potomac Fisheries Cannot be Restored. Elsewhere will be found some interesting par- ticulars of the work proposed this season by the . Fish Commission. It Is believed that the cod can be propagated in waters much fur- ‘ther south than the latitude of the present cod ; fisheries, and the experiment 1s to be under- | taken on a thorough scale. As regards the matter of such vital fmportance to the people of | this District and the neighboring states of Maryland and Virginia—the Potomac fisheries— tt seems the Fisn Commissioner {s thwarted in |} the effort to restore them to their former pro- ductiveness by the poisoning of the river by the coal-tar from the gas works of Washington and Alexandria, and by the failure of the lezisia- tures of Maryland and Virginia to adopt any Measures to stop the seine and gill-net fish murder. Concurrent action by these states Is | necessary for effective legislation to this end, and the prospect for such action is not hopetul. ‘This is strange, considering the enormous value Of the fisheries to these states as well as to the District if their old-time productiveness could be restored. Stringent laws are also needed to prevent the Tefuse of the gas works from going into the river; and the gas companies would in the end doubitess find it to their pecuniary advantage toturn this waste material to some use. Some years ago smoke and other exhalations from certain English manufactories poisoned the air. A law was passed compelling the estab- Ushments, under penalty, to consume the smoke produced. The manufacturers grum- bled that they were ruined, but when the time came for the law to go into effect the smoke Was consumed, and the manufacturers found that by utilizing the waste products of their business a greater profit was obtained in some instances than from the articles for whose man- | alte to bot ee 0 THE POLICY HOLDERS OF THE MUTUAL | RA SCE COMP: Ate uF THE T FIRE Te ae crore OME ay! —After much thought and detitets. ¢ that ay. y wich ae cata chavactormed ts ‘nes of the Matael tire Insurance Company are abyat y think that biey can Dee “ie a wii Helio strife: and ai traction toat may seem to iitteten tis tine houored aud peacetul company ; ” r.are about to bs | whore days of prosperit oJ fear, aro abe Sy both | 9 parties to this sentroversy avrisposition and dstor- 4 in all mattar4 atom oa fairly sud Goal Jat tn st ioe of these raspo: pibilities, yainast itself ca ret stand.” ve honorable and satisfactory wan be agect. free for the future o ‘and 1, Tate nee tur ani in dest t opel le a hla, fue and 4o bard to build up. lerprieg | eaiwaye ready sad willing to entertain J have been jon loans (0 reform, Mf necessary, in at prohgement of the Company’a affates, Out mich tefouns Coe be eae coneiaere and prudently ma rid Un ces tome settlement, there had been an understand- see event Secretary ‘and myself that at the | end ve this y oiiey 3 yee would ee ee policies issued prio reo ins year li shoal oe ited up free of But whether that can P r wy the withdrawals, alarcs Suber havin sient i their intention to do 30. ‘And recollect, wentlemen, that you have less money than avy other company in this city, with half the amount of insurance that you have, and that those who have been in the company @ long time, are actually paying only about @ fourth of what they will have to pay the stock companies. [think tbat the Secretary aud Treasurer, who, I retand, is to be oneaud the sams person, should ive bond 9a peretofore inthe sum of one hundred sand dollars ($100,004) tnsvead of only ten and, as contemplated in the resolution passed ¢ late annual meeting, be -ause of the fen sum thet ‘will necessarily come into his haids Al.o, if the President, as hereto‘ore, is toadjust all losses by fire, instead of employiny aijuster,’ as ia-com- on in al large cvmnpar whieh has) hitherto een Cone without cost to this Company, eave in s few inetances, (amouvting last year si think to ($15.00;) if he is ib look ‘attor ali repairs or changes iu property already insured, (which 1s no trifling matter ia & company of the size of ours;) if he is to make eal surveys and he necessary Te-surveys of the ferent pieces of proj calle: ‘and examine; if fe is tocoilect, as here- far crasurea ach, of the Secretary and Treast berwise he should also be eae erg) with men in Ke Ce companies oo a me to Seocesary if Our ees Gnow'd continue fo e1ist eee aereene ae Same ratio that it has for the Ls Whate er be the fnture of this company, lever may halt ever foal proud of ‘the eucosss that bag md. ed it a the ten.yeat ro hadi the honor to ing, ‘that ‘whois. period 6 to profit and los or similar instiru- scoount as there is ia ay, tion Aah oe? ia Gate ee during the past ten the past aan ate a feel bteful to my ti friends and fel- say re for thelr ates and = an anonymour siguature, Ly infor! =a relative to the propet'y 1 have Saas the amber op charac: sks, auy geitieman 3 amination of my toe ‘tax _recei sts an: private pers. an ufacture the were established. Some ‘Such law fs necessary in the case of the gas Works and it is thought that a similar result Would follow. One of the fish commissioners of New Jersey is the president of a gas works company at Rahway The coal tar from these Works does does not poison the fish, but ismade @ source of profit. The aniline dyes and va- rious valuable acids are made from the tar. ‘The gas companies of the District cities and Alexandria should be compelled for the good of ‘the peopie, the good of the fish and their own gvod, to utilize their coal tar. cae eee Baltimore's Ship Canal. Baltimore is greatly interested in having a ship canal to connect the waters of the Chesa- peake and Delaware bays, and has secured a government survey, which gives approximate estimates of the cost of three routes for the Proposed canal. The southern route leaving Baltimore passes down the Patapsco river and ‘Chesapeake bay to the mouth of Choptank Fiver; thence up that stream to the mouth of Ferry creek (about five miles above Cambridge); up that stream about three miles, and then in a straight line to the forksof the Nanticoke Fiver, in the borders of Wicomico and Dorches- ter counties, Maryland; thence up the Nanti- coke thirteen miles to the town of Seaford, Del- aware, and beyond, following the branch of that stream known as Deep creek, to its head divide to the waters of the Broadkill (flowing into Delaware bay three miles above Lewes, Del), it follows that stream to the bay. ‘The northern route, commencing at Baltimore, follows down the Patapsco to its mouth, crosses the Chesapeake bay by the old Brewerton chan- nel, then passes up the bay to the Sassafras river to its head; thence across the summit to the waters of Blackbird creek and down that stream to Delaware bay. The intermediate route, leaving Baltimore, follows the Patapsco to its mouth, passes across the bay to the mouth of Chester river, and up that stream to the village of Queenstown, nine miles from the Mouth; thence the route passes in a straight line through Queen Anne's and Caroline coun- ties, Maryland, and Kent and Sassex counties, Delaware, to Wiltband’s Landing, on the Broad- ‘Kill, about three miles from the Delawere bay; thence down that stream to the bay. The estimated cost of the southern route is over sixteen million dollars; of tlie intermedl- ate route about thirty-four million, and of the northern route only a little more than eight million. The length of the southern route is 154 miles; the intermediate route 114, and the northern route 149. The route now used by the Capes is 335 miles. The preference with refer- ence to the cost is certainly in favor of the northern route, but it is likely that other con- Siderations may come in play in the selection, ; as for Mnstance the point of touching important agricultural centers. It will be seen that a vast saving will be made in distance, over the pre- Sent route by the Capes. —————~+-____. Speculations as to the organization of the House, grounded upon the disability of some of | the members from sickness, will have to be re- } vised,—at least so far as concerns those ll In Washington. Dr. Morgan informs our reporter that his patiept, Representative McKenzie, of Kentucky, who has been seriously ill, 1s decid- | edly better to-day, and Dr. Garnett declares that be will have Representative Acklen all | right at the opening of the extra session. The | information from sick members elsewhere {3 also favorable to their being on band on the 18th to help organize. ‘The official returns of immigration {nto the United States, made by the Bureau of Statis- ties, show that during the calendar year, 1373 there arrived at several ports of the United States 209,254 passengers, of whom 153,207 were immigrants. During the calendar year, 1577, the total arrivals of passengers was 190,861, of whom 130,503 were immigrants, showing an in- | crease of 22,74 inthe number of immigrants, | or about 17 percent. Thus the flow of wealth | to this country from immigration, and which | M has been checked during the hard times, ts re turning to something like {ts old proportions; this in connection with the large balance of trade in our favor from the sale of provisions | and cotton to the old world ought to form the | cash basis fora return to prosperity. The turn | im the tide of immigration in this direction seems to indicate also an improvement in the labor market of this country. During the worst | 4; of our business depression many immigrants who failed to get employment returned to their own countries where they could at least earn their bread. (ORTH'S CELEBRATED ADB We DE! Die .” for at THOMPSON'S. 703 ao ast opposite Freamury Bevartanent. Rooms SLAUGHTESED Foe seignee’s Sales. and selling at pangs Be toe Sond than cost of BOOKS BLANK ‘At len than onet F, and everything in our | ae pty! bart trent Call convinced. HOPKINS & SON, mar8-8t 221 Penna. ave. Beecs cen RLACS ORE: open MONDAY MOBNING, ofebpant Beck ‘ack Grenadines, ING OUT_ Cc a lot of first-class LINEN bc bile iH choice styles, “aii it oat a tt ace The above goods were made © whisoa. Coos, Reyuolin & Co. and otter fs a ‘iss panalsciuress offer more? meremind you that the president has the Board of Managers, unless in tae etter cinetimetance the histo yee SRM ENT. MOVAL OF R® . MBS. SELMA RUPPERT'S ‘WorsTeps AND F Fancy Store. About the April I wil will rem: to 603 Ninta prann (Gonseiy asia nagdl,¥ cope ate ‘wait 0} friends Vega ablic with # fall as- Sine p i FAN RSTED WO! PAGES. RISUSRS, cal every one calling, hope See ee ee ibera! patronage th: MRS. SELMA RUPPEBT, 614 9th st., opp. Pat-nt Ofice. marttr CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. SPRING DESIGNS Jcust Receiven. BOTTOM PRICES GUARANTEE! D. t ‘rom. eee eae es avenue, a mar8tr near the Market. BOPOFALS FOR FUEL. SENATE OF THE USITED STATES. OFrick OF THE SERORANT-sT-ARMA, sake wasuimeray, March Jef) tl Te eclocae non Ot WE Ax poe HESDAY, the lzth of March, Sony immediate delivery of — 300 tons best quality Waites aan Coal egy size. 20 cords welleessoned White Oak or Bickors FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. = Siete a pg CHANCES. ‘ED -A Front 100 4, uafurn’sh- Sal: waitabie for light Nourenooniu Addraas ‘OR KENT—4 ROR’ and ROOM at $20 0 Frouty No 121s, 7th of nw. anquire at No 1134 7th et., between Land M sta Se ROOM oy = ee and where they are not inquisitive, iat F office. CR BENT A peannfid euite of a oa mt Noo pen writs, nat a oEC ND FU GOW uninratehed 412 6th wt nw mark2r TANTED—A wood BOOKOASE tor cash sead ¥., description and price to J. D. C., Stac offi 8 te POR RENT. Thi fa ree ROO MB. unfurnished. tind ‘cor, to adul per month in advance. Ta- oniteat arene OP pa pareat W! ANTED_By a ocation 5 €ar tt uw. Awyer, Half or an UFFIGE; Halt <r Post Office. addons Waster y red women, oy a ATION as nui object to coing of fo live elsewhere. Ai 4 Star attics. TANTED—a white GIRL between the azas of 12 or 14 years old, for child nurse. App y at No, 600 B ats. mars 2t* | \V ANTED— Persons who wish to HIRE occasion | ally a fine Saddle Horee or Horse and Bucey, much low than ural price, to call on D. BRUWN, 1606 Let n.w. Out tbis out. ANIED—To tell PATENT OFFICE REPONTS W (Mechanica}) trom 1849 to 187 L inclusive, ff Books'ore No. 12203 Teh et nw.; very ch’ap. =i / ANTED_WHEE LWEIG: pl aco: with small oy GHB. aH ja, & vod oi 1 cou i jarets or call on . KIRBY, Bethesda, Moutomery Opanty, nse Wat ED—A small STORK, or half of a lance one in Wathington, bie for a jeweler ad- reer, with prioe of rant, HW., No. 140, Bat ofliee, W Baa —A oe cans Breeds and Pa try » one who thoroughly understa ds Hotel baking in ali its a py emou Hore baling in alt its branches “Apply at Tremont W ANIED— qaeo Bute sings GENTLEMEN of literary taste, good canva-sing ability aud with £04 acqus Hats nce and iufluence in busine-s clreiex 7 ‘ogitions that w: 40 we Fort terviewaddrees J: Re Stavotica: ju WANTED, By a Gout, Wife aud Ghuld, « Hoos ot 8, with smal! adult family: referred :atleast turee roomerednir.d with modern tmproveniente, 4 “dreca, statue ¢ eins ard L-cation, STATUS, Star office. Le UR RENT—A Bandyomely hed HOUSE with first-claen Board. Fut fuil parcicnia Gresa or apply to H. ‘OB. 920 17th Taunt Square.) n. marae? VEN the CONFECTIONERY STORE | Qamedene B. VELATI, No. 707 les oe near Gare dey Store Fi arsit* | Prices vo ste al . : ANTE: —A PaRtakk ana fire penbad Xo Sa ‘ is : rare snd Din necro, best Te “mae Free Pataers Bo ac near office. Address PARTN&R, en . Nos. 1353—4 ‘th st. Bt SPRING. ther Heu-cs and sion in siaieicat ao 1879 1879 Sasa hosters Sep oe 5 oh pny ener We have now in stock. and will be constantly BO WA! WANTED. PROMO} tors _ Apiy to $ sere ‘Over double in nen caaberel ‘het: No. 920 F xt nw. [POR Res Jehe" ROO} ele, at 617 6th mare 2t* Fe. Re NT—At 1441 Masaachasetis ave. n. communicating ROUMS on 8 cond aa: three three on third floor southern expose, Excalieat caterer couventent Doone hark 2 Re KENT—ié-room HOUSE, 1104 L at., at 860 ‘Will rent all or part. Srisk atable in tie rear. Alco #-room HOUSE, 1007 11th et, Bent 16, AP ply 1006 Let nw. ard St (UR RENT—Witn Boanp—Handvome sui os of ROOMS. with ‘path, rooms; southern exposure. Alco sirgle ROOMB. House newly fitted up. Well ‘known apibe Andrews House, 11¢3 G at. mars 6¢ VOR RENT—HODSE 416 10mm ot nw, op >to gan cffioe. All mod. imps ; 40 rasmns. Will SaWAN Beier neue of io. THUS. E. wag. mars JvOR REN’ 0 PARLORS on drat Boor. 4ls0 ‘Also tw.) cou tnunieatine ROOMS 1 d story, far- nished or unfurnished. House ee a'] moderna im- Provemeuts aud sunthe-n exposure. Terma md- erate. Api ly 1226 N st. nw. inaré 3.° OR BENT—Two sunny wnfurnished KO} wg. first floor, five biecks from Patent 0! 86 Ou rer month if taken fmmedistely. Jast by partics pay-ng 89. Inquire of N, Siar off adereen re KENT—A private family would like a wen” mai SECOND. DOR, unfurnished, of a house on F Bt, between 6th and 7th sts n.w., with bath, &c. ad boara with the family. No ‘ehiidren, nie ALPHA, City P. +8 3t* iest-clage furnished ani uofarn- A‘so PARL JB3, en xuite of sin Tw, at very reasona’sle rai V [anes a gentiomen asd s wife no chitdeen,, ntesl second floor UNFURNISHEU ROOMS, suitable for parlor and._be room: local ot Setween 9th and 15th and F and L streets. Address, = full description aud terms, ESSEX, Bie Se WANTEDA 3 RESTAURA} © COUK. ANTED=A respodabgRieniy GUE jor cus bure Must recommended. Appl: on board U. 8, 8. WYANDO CTE, Navy Yard.an!-3 Gas Ti ANTED—B: sth » & FURNISHED ‘ROOM, where no questions ‘wilt be asked. Ad drees, with terms, “J. W. 8." Star offloe.mar7-2° ‘WANTEDA ae ‘White WOMAN to cook, ‘waeh and iron; German-American preferred. References required: O07 Maple aventio, Le Droit WAktca PUBCHASER fo a fine new seven- octave Piano in beau! tifa Toxewood case; DAs not been used one month. Lf sold within two weeks for cash.can behad at the extremely low price , et $175. Call after 1 p m., at 414 6th st. n.w. WANTED—A.GABDENER. Apply between 9 al 10a m. at 806 F moaré-an3t ANTED—aLL a KNOW that the Office and wet eRCy, Of the © 9. Rew Hower and Now > White” Co daliy R restnner nd & feteels Fah 477 2 C4 Wey ry cus partis business to the contrary nding. All kinds for rent or marltr yANTED— Lots for Im- Peper for ‘ate HOSTS feet of proved Fropesey. ND on 13th 6c. n-w., one square above Girole. Apply to 1320 0 st: feb28-20* ‘WANIED_MEN of mioderate means secking a to inv sa bos Sn article ride ot intrinsic ree end ready sale ike if"in "market °C: BUBTMAN, Begaaet | Fea ANTED—FEATHER BEDS to etait at Wéiibira cis Leumann ness ora Wy Aran wore. and ae ipsects in furni- OR RENT—Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for lieht hons-keepins. Can oe had for Tea: obuble terme, at 526 13th et. n.w. mart 2t* (OR RENT—Several five-rvon BRIOK HOUSES. Rent 810 per month. Apply WHEATL<Y BROTHERS, No. 37 Water street, Gooreetown, mart-6t oe RENT Perirable Unfurnished ROOMS on Ist and 3d floors. Also, an Of mm, cap. Honsoin perfext re ‘and in a convenisut and pleeeant locality, "apply at 503 Ket. nw. m7-2i* OK RENT—Several Unfurnished Front ROUMS’ suitable for, housekerping. | Persons waiting comfortable and cheap Hooms they will suit tho:a. water and bathreoas ane gas. 1203 Hat. o.w. m6-3t* RE Sees RVOMS; a larve Frout Koom, five, was, bath, hut and cold water, 815; also, smaller for $5and 83; coment! ne to three lines of cas fo. i200 stn. w. mé 6 FOR BES RENT—One of a nicest lite HOUSES = Droit Park; all motern isaprucem nts; rent lowtoaxcod cies JAMES H. MoGILL, i tect, Le Droit Building. VOR BALE Three magoifiowst DWELLINGS. i Hieapron ean tormua! ‘Must be gold. “Uail ay ‘oses. easy a SOsebH G. HEGTER, 519 Ttu st matear Foe KENT—HOUBE No. 910 19th st., 13 rooms, in first clas order; 81 modern improvements” ‘Aveo, 408 Penns "avente, 12 rooms. A A, Wie BON & CO.. 009 7th at n. mar6. 3° Uk KENT—S CURE. 25 DWELLING, corn-r ‘of Market and $d streets, Georgetown’ an old fponey stand: J. J. WATRBS, 155 ee as [ROR RES pga 447 M et. nw. will be rented tos Eeepansible tenant "8 Gallery, 809 avem mach Zw Fo SALE—VeRY CenTRaLLY LOoATED—A new seven-room: Lak! HOUSE, with ever; modera SRIGK new, wand nd thoroughly, ca; in Sherman me Block.” between aot, “and ‘2a ata. east steam, ai aerier hacen CHADES. Upbolserer, S10 LA renee. anmotty” | $aece vel = ia ‘TED-SUPREME OOURT SORIP, SUL ALE ms W “inne ADDITORALS aed BARD WAR Petes vena, Py OE RANTS. Ossh paid. WILLIAM H. ‘ DWELL LING and STORE, S19 et, Warn ave. ana 5th et. RO" ° fine, fo Sigel ern improvement. juire WEST- COPTER nase etreryaants Meauine Roe g eerie, a | Dafore 21's. m. after 4 ae er at owen pris WORK; 19 joan War 616 ‘Toulsinns baer Ag A first mbes ot fe Ry poate, ad uxa0tt LOST AND FOUND. $5 REWARD-Lost, a Gad with Gold Bust. Buttons ached. ler will please tart to HARVEY & HOLDEN and recoive ine bove reward. Button marked F. mar. Lote March 7th, a POUKETBOOK in fegns Ge oe eee ee eee Pri e ce, A liberal rewa' din eta tOHOBT. BOULDER. Nor 10 sta ee O8T Friday afternoon, mae Oe a EARKING wih bine enamel. finder ¥ we suitably rewarded by leaving it at 467 0 st i ust Tais (Friday) morning, « Gare 8 (HOO 4 MEDAL of 8t. Joseph's Academ: ‘iberal reward will be given by retueaiae | me toe foi hh at. 1... '2) cords well-neasaned Bakers’ Pine. ‘To be stored in vaults of Seunte wins of the Capi- | Pa) fe vinine Wet one ea tol and insvected at bidder's LaMOND PIN, containing eleht Pea right of ing any bid, if the interest of | going irom Galt’s. jowelry store to the the government 180 require, fe ie Ste by way of nee vate avenue, aes eae 4 above reward Will be maré.2t __ Sergeant at-arms, Senate 0.8. | Ottes of Rime Honse, palit ae )OUND—The piace to buy Uniinahed Bhirt D°SLAPS FIFTH AVENUE STYLE P= ae lia and ai00 oT - SILK HAT FOR SPRING 1879, INTRO. po =e Et nese dh DUCED TO-DAY. BOARDING. WILLETT & BUOFE, Agents, | QOsHDING.—One handsomely furnished - \ floor, with fi ie Board, af 9 mar7-6t 906 Pa. ave. | New York avo. Bw. aard Ge WE BAVE s0sT RECEIVED A new and comp’ete assortment of POCKET. BOOKS) TER -JASES, And WALLETS. The PORTEMONNAIES adapted to Specie. aoe, wevind lag fre ality, and very low prices.” An inspection is invited. =f Soa BROTHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, maritr 1015 Pa, ave., cor. 11th st. GPECIaL NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO MY ELEGANTLY LIGHTED STOREROOM, No. 707 Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th TT be pleased to eee may friends (mete ir wane able BUY GODS AT SHE LOWEST ABH PIICES. ‘The balance of winter Tany at lens tas cost STeAty reduced prices, J. W. OOLLEY, 707 Market Space. marT-St )KKKONS in the northwestern part of the olty de- tiring fret class TABLE BOAHD can be sosom- Modated st No. 1236 O atrect no rth west, one door trom 13th nk feb26-1m* /ABDING.—Handsomely-t Biante or me OF alge, with oa TALE eon accommodated. qchncael: 612 9th st. n.w. and 206 F st. nw. febl-ly —_—_—— ees FOR SALE. lern convenience. price and een rae is ae st nw. aoe FOR SALE —One Freeh A CALE two days old. “Apply on" oe Loan Office, 314 9th st. “PP y Folin mye po a AND D TION FOR 6 Bits Spiae for rh bp seen for ‘three days at JACKEON Wwavon Establishment, 208 10th st. ‘nw, near Hay unr AERIVED A Di 7 veh Gnas £D AND FOR SALE Treaty head an ro be seen at $11 12th st. Marea JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor. 10 LES. BUCKWHEAT 3 Lbve. Best MINCE MEAT 3 Lbe. APPLE BUTTER. SUGAR-CURED HAMB.... CREAMERY BUTTER, choice SARDINES, per Box. CALIFORNIA JELLIES, per Bit ORANGES; BANANAS; APPLES. mar?-2W EX'S AND Bors’ CHEAP PANTS—81, $1.25 and $2. Very Goon. ODD pete for Boys, about one-half former p' BROKEN SUITS, for Men and Boys, to close ont very cheap. the GOOD CABSIMERE PANTS, $2, $2.50 and 83, ipwaras. PERCALE SHIRTS, 75c. and §1—something new. at J. W. SELBY'S, Paige and 1916 Pa. avenue, ite Between 19th ana 20h streets. Rc JEWELBY. B&B ‘We offer grest induomosnte so cash purchasers in AND BRONZES, zro., Atprivate mle» GOLDSTEIN & 00. Loam amp Oommission jan3l-tr Northeast corner 20th and E ste Bore ASSOBTMESRT SPRING SUITINGS Just Opened. nce aot mal attended to. novstr (}O« SALE—Tho laryest stock of BPRING WAG- H'GuB ih the Dioceict, Saitable for all business. t Sold on longtime, J. BEY, 87 Prospect st..G'tn,D.C. marl-Lm?- (OR SALE The YACHT WATERFALL. For articulars, descrivtion apply to TaOMAS DostiNa, ‘Auctioneer, corner, Pa, avenue and Lith feb26-Stawaw F%, SALE—A alan power ag Pay IGHT ‘cont Tess than luaif cost price.” Apply at Bepubllo ‘othioe, 1101 Pe Le RENT—That desirable BUS(NEBS STAND, corn, ners of 9th and E eta n.w.. consisting of Store safle dary Inquire at 923 E et. Foam snd cold: watcr- nee and ai by *, at dply tobe. fee egal ayegats ati 0. Idth Yt and New York avenue. eemrom” ORRENT_ No. 73 Defreoe st; one laree HOUSE: Kas, water and x poven rooms; in good order. ‘Apply at $21 Pennsylvania aye. weet. Price fobs 48-100 Pe, RENT—The he very dosirab! OEE s Altaatod ‘of Pei ve. and 3d st. ; given Ist of April. Dply st 302 Ost: ven febis cone” Fz REAT—Front OFFICES in the Republio Epulldiny nr toes aimee ea astowes 2101s. a Sree, ali PER Lis phere FARM, on eshinwtos Inquire of Mrs Tt wae watin avenue: corer PIANOS AND ORGANS. B¥4ADBURY PrIANos, ESTEY ORGANS. BEADBURY Sa Pigehi Se the LOWEST 1 Paces, aon a foe! ABIES Pena 8. apple pues fe Led SENDER & STAYMAN, topiate 449 Pens 00 2 leather DAVIS & = Far 00°8 PIANOS —Now tries t ving ae cuca monthly payments, andat lowest prices, Oomeand.ace stock. H. L. SUMNER, a thet ow. jantstr Wit SM4BF #90: GRAND, equss® ee ‘emtanr PIAROS, ited. Pi-, pap Rea fac.| tories for Tent and the! most terms ‘“Boocial isducsnenta for “EIGHENDACE’S WaREROOMS, dech-tr A few doors above Pann's sve. [OB Tae oreways G00 i RAND asthe ition Unit Paris, 1878, L & BEO., Sore Acunzs, 728 street n.w. oftearrar en eames, Bug sot Ben B terms. nov2-6m PROFESSIONAL. BORATORY IN x ie One ROSCUPE, at the GHEMISERY and OSE OF oY ae ate Part Eh a — nw aes ieee = ie iy? Ee DUKE, oe 423 Tth street between D nd Retreeta, Beautiful sots spam of Teeth, gl; ee ee avenue. jani7-tr PERSONAL. Ms. BUISS, Materializing Medium, will aive her Beances at No. 707 I st. n.w., Monday, fo needag and Friday ; slso, next Week, at 7:00 p.m. mar4 I. P. LIBBEY, 437 9th ‘t., will con- Watchin, Jewelry, an A Guvervare.” Thisinaynem, Jewel verware. D0 hum bug. Call and ete ps ices. mar3-lm RU, DE BLACK: WELIAULE OLATRVOYANT D3: HH. aan ay Cae rears’ sxperiencs. = Sa ee i fis branchon. é ” a aat clas work done. Ref Eaforonees: Har, =o) i streets n.w. 1 im Ballantyne Bom, £28 DW. & ie. aoe mM. ——, a aay me AF pee IY ‘Teeth inserted @7 per ‘Ladies* ‘sician, No. 7 ot. of Pont Office. Medical aud business stctinues: fabs0-2W* De = Aweaee IST.— Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 905 Penn. . B. GIBBS, apivanisarenue, if you would know the truth, am ccd st ie Doctor ta al TLC VED 30 Ne ieee STERY HOTELS. ILLARD’s HOTEL. ‘This favorite Hotel, having been thoroughly reno- vated, painted throughout, and entirely refur- shed, is DOW Open for the reception of guests. BRESLIN & OOOKR. pow2ett © Proprietors. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. SPrzuva SIYLE GENTLY EMENB' Just opeied, the a new fae for Sprit wear. SOFT and BSTIF! A STINE! ails: Pa. ave, Next to corner 13th at febr2tr Store. Eee en, teed for ‘one year, or money a jefunded. fe ly FIRE AND ig | G°AMinR contra ane OF LONDON, ASSUR- oat FE AO oe morll-ly Opp. Patent Ofiice, Waabington. 6 rE 6 Fane ‘Wami § oh Ee The Gal ga Bs = “nee eae fae te a8 i ined feb18.1ni Prana Satie Mier uote AND WINTER GOODS. b election ‘a ana Silcee West recqited aud eeu tor tae srection, ana offered at fair prices. aeenecitally reynet the coutinmed favors the public HEISERG! Crrizens’ Any & NAVY, 7; MeacH Nz TAtLon, eer l0-tr ‘Corcoran Builduig. d wife or two gentlemen to take the | <j c, “Me nacar receivins Ouring the season, Addrese, stating per cent, &: ye DNEY,’ Star of WHITE. BLACK ANT COLORED FRENCH Cair BONNE vo STEA@ ENGINES, from three ENGLISH Axv sien CAN STRAW HATS, < horse power; onepev, and balance dewls ion aud Ohi NOVELTIES at ae Ok’! AMENTS, FLOWERS, EAL ESTATE BULLETIN j THOS. B. WAGGA MAN, 519 Seventh street (Obanges made Wedne days acd Saturdays.) which are for sale cheap. Aopiy to SIN- cs Ri & ASCHENDACH. Secainusts Three-Story Housca for Sale. M2 © ot RIBBONS A 1440 Corcoran pete iret fel | Cena mart st” | {Genuine JOUVIN and MoNonaMt EIDGLOVES 5 Colunibia NMENT, PE ona iN. | prices Sesortuwent tn the city, at the owes 16 bit nw hm J VISTMENT } 2% ald at MADAME M. 3. HUT. hn i Pore 5 205 Ist no. fh. tied. fnpas Bre. ere i seest ae Heo. G84 one os 683 Bn st n.0, . FLY 8 w., mod. imp | _mar8-2w Cor. 18th at. aad New werk 1879 SPBENG MILLINERE. 1879 “ i jOTEL, with an excelent t MES. J. P. PALMER, Aor Frame Houses For Baie A Rein Mae eeeca aut ae 1207 F Birect, { 1334-1336 Shas oe ‘et con sonable terms. For farther ee (Between Eleventh and Twelfth), 302 East Capitol st., EY. having just returned from New York, will exiaittt $21 Vermont sve. fh curnx the preecnt week all the é onretown, C LaTEST NOVELTIES Thode etn 206th st, ne. bob., med. impes V3. ™ EARBLY SPRING MILLINERY: JUGLA AND MONOGRAM KID GLOVES ty _FEW SPRING SHADES. Unimproced Property For Sale. D and ¥. 14th and 15th eee 7 . rye ft 44th st., bet Mand Naw, hi 5 het. 230 and 2th nw. bet. Land Setoren, 40x40. ad hotair pipes. Lot nine edges, trees, shrubs, vine Srowth: lawns, three acres: tron at sores, Pee rk sorte: y. Bo . Bar office. tO ENTERPRISING — The advertiser MI! Houses for notin lamlicutnacod and: figurihine Meet | Apother case of thom oman Mth and F ats n.w.. fur., mod. impa. 1brs.$135-¢0 | ard TRODUCE STAND. which has amoaget it | Trimmed + ee ee H Steddard st., Gooreetown, far. naj Lia coxtomets almost eutirely those of the bed ciaas CHEMISE. 36 94 HOU, HDS Wholly satistactor reasons wiven for recline. Ad Suns ak Gaur Beckon. Pve.L.W, Mod. imps. he rs. cress ENTFRPBISK, Star office, oe mathicneernien. MA woreda 0 Fu | RAR ChANCE— A few new, =r BiAN | Great barvains during the pext few days in sit 1298 Tine Bw. mad Pape AO ee PARLOR ORGANS; 23-5 set of reets, sab | kinds of 343 Pa. ave., (upper floor), n-w., m. taps ,7F8 40.0) | bass; octave coupler; 14 stops: at eee jow FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS. ; » 4000 | 1 No. 1114 6th it, mw. cy ie ege 40.00 eee —— . Fo SALE. _ 9th st., Bt, Cloud Buildine. w.. m0}. imps. 140. Enode inland eve. m0 20. A desirable twostory and mansard BRICK DWELLING, with back building on G rt. between ainh ind 2ist ete. containing 11 rooms, w.th at iho-'ern improvements, is offered forsale bargain to Clovean estats ‘Price 82,000. One third cath. balance on Iiheral time, with iitereas et 6 ber cent yer annum. Proverty is now under rent fo'a iicet-class tenant at $900 per au ‘ALSO IN MT. PLEASANT. A large aud handecme COTTAGE and grounds wil be sold very cheap, on small eash payiment tna 28 RS z gretie EEe @ monthty instalments, with interest at ‘ut ger eeni. um. Mee cellent BRICK STABLE tn the rear of 1412 we PARGAING: BARGATHE: " nex iT 2 d Tet. n w., with accommodations for 4 horaes, 4 car 2 et, ot i The above is only a smi] oart of tha pi a property for | Tiazee, coschman’s rooms, &c. Rent #25 per month. ‘losing Say orm aes. thet ten rentand sale on by books. For complets list ees bu!- x . FISHER & OV., Jetin insu-d ou the Let wud 16th of eno month. watch | _mars-tr 1333 F s rect northwest, 0 by had ou application st my offce,or will be sent aay wove EY arom Pee it gees ee Te LOAN ON REAL, EeTATE #500, €600. 8-07: Salea. alco larger sums at rates of inter- 2 RBar TRDAY, Mare Maroh ain, atS p.m, valuable | “se3.6¢ BTRIGER © LIEBERMARS. BOOTS AND SHOES. Ok SALE—Small HOUSES, st bargains, in dif- . a) a18}0,200, $2,000, 61,900, $1,000, at 8 ver cant; 8600 iy ferent parts of the city; smallcash and moathly | A’ an feborim WA. F. HOLTZMAN, 9921 F st. nw. #01 PENMSYLVANIA AVENUR ‘Ok RENT. ‘Nos, 518-20.22 10th at. ; farmishod. m.1.8400.09 ‘0 LOAN, GREATEST BARGAL io 1988 Fst. n w,, fur ahed. on bang) MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, 7 AIS JUST RBCRIVED Bo, Set nue farniaiog tat,» FROM ONE OF THE LARGEST AUCTION 211 Pa. ave. n. THE COUNTRY. Ix Sums To Surr, HOUSES 15 THE At 7 and 8 per cent B O. HOLTZMAN, es hanes Rev Pace Beow. fob@Tte loth and Fetenw. | wens Cait ‘OR SALE OB GE — 60 ACRES of | Beary Weg tat Houses and Lota for sale in all sections of the city. piehly cabiivated land og Teh et. road: fi 4. A. NIOHOLSON, Beal Estate Broker, | ZCUtn frst class; fruits of all kinds. Also a eed Gaitors, from tects ines Deting, sorcat Thee 6a febzdtr 5.0. {OUNE. 1728 Pennayivanis ave, ba 10.3% a 60 ct. pate ae ATERCTVE WATERING PLACE FOR orgie Bhowe abe, ~~ FOr BENT XI The BEUEN BOURE. af aor | | A large it Ladior or without fy ooh store and awehing, mod, mos 08 boy. N. 3,5 69 rooms. nbd and 12 ecrea i Ladies’ Kid ‘Lace, hatin :1 Foun: mod. ot gonna, Apri “hed pasta OEE : ‘rooms, wae and water 2 Now Brich Houses, NIL ave.,7 ia, MEE To Loan FOR BALE. on peer pi builders in buying ground oat WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELBY, &6 cE 3 ge mi rth tet SEeeS a py Ma! belet fotet-lfosie PEEESeuscoesers ery Beaten? Bae PreraPaPencec ean EPpopp ha, hp Bees Pa aR e Hi Breed . 8 rooms, ——————— w, Deck, re anereek ees, milly GREBMATORREORA DORMIENTIOM. Tmapo- — Vi ani all Venereal without aa ‘asa of eal ereury, by Br "BROWS, RO. HOLTZMAN, Techn w. 10th and F street northwest, aE 1396 Tet. a 21Grant st rant et., 13% Fa ave. D- 1478 NY’ aw, 1435 N'Y. a. n-w, 1116 M st. nw. $26 7th st. nw ’ 917 7th st. nsw. 928 7th et-n'w. i6z8 915 Tthet m. 608 #19 24h et. m: 1312 1390 Pa. ave 1818 i737 Fst hw. 23 P39 9d ot a wre : we a08 Oss. pe, 6 3520 by avers. Moan, be oon 4Coxe’s ry 4 ey = #421 and 143 N. ¥- .79 | speedy cure. nna opeatal | galeat' procs from $3. Sea oe st on cas? Ghats moderate oderala. “Hoard te | redcea fa paige eg me q . AN, marl-ly 20th and F sta. n. w, [ero ee Oa piEe. a all eo <faarense aee seeare Homa reac TSO RS ene | inet acacia Eo, . 5 Ma -iy* ON A VERY SMALL MARGIN, AND HAVE a LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND DESIRABLE G00D8 FROM WHICH TO MAKE SELECTIONS. WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LINE OF PABLOB GRATES, FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE PLAGE HEATERS, &c., AND GIVE SPECIAL ATTEN. TION TO PLUMBING, BOOFING axp HEATING PRICES LOW, AND OUR WORK WARRANTED . SDWARD CAVERLY & ©8., marlir Masomo Taweta 63,350,0000. ROYAL HAV4N4 LOTTERY, SPRING STYLES, THE THE NOBBY GOODS OF WASHINGTON, GEO. T. KEEN, Tailor. feb22-tmaré 414 Sth street. W eat eee 2OmR, o0e er price aia ee feb2-2m Rotan 93.Dore & re Ticket No.1) bas drawn the goed E ket sold in Ne Sew York by ty attended to. Mitt Wo. Barkers, 0) Rese Oe, Wow Cork, between fd aud Gig