Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1879, Page 2

WASHINGTON: +:-+--April 14, 1879. A dispatch from New York says that the de- of J. P. Morgan, of the banking house of J. Drexel Morgan & Co., and Charles Laurier, of the Third National bank, of New York, tor London, ts understood to be in the interest, of a new syndicate in selling abroad the four per piel which are to be sold to refund the 10-40 joan. These gentlemen may represent a combi- nation, who are desirous of securing a large share in the new sale of the four per cents; but they have no contract with the Treasury depart- ment as a syndicate, nor will they have. Sec- retary Sherman is now preparing terms upon which he will sell the four per cents. This ‘Sale will be open to all. There will be no con- tract made other than will be contained in the ; forthcoming circular. If the combination re- ferred to wants to procure $50,000,000 of four per cents. for the foreign market, it can do so, but upon the same terms that anybody else could procure the same amount. It is evident that when the refunding of the ten-forties is commenced the end will be very near at hand. ‘There is a demand for four per ceats. from ail quarters. A sufficient amount to wipe out the about $194,000,000 of ten-forties will soon be taken. The termination of this operation will probably be Secretary Sherman's last work in connection with refunding the national debt, ‘The next bonds subject to call are the five per cents of i851; or time beyond the termof service of the present Secretary of the Treasury. ee ee A Lesson to Congress. Taking for its text the result of the canvassof tke country made by the New York Times to the effect that Gen. Grant is the choice of the re- publicans for 1880 by an overwhelming major- ity, the New York Post discourses upon the causes for the fact that the name of Grant is uppermost, notwithstanding the conviction amongst so many intelligent republicans that he ought not to be nominated. The Post, whose imelinations are evidently not at all towards CUTICURA REMEDIES Infallibly Cure all Skin and Scalp Dis- eases, Scaly Eruptions, Itchings, nd Irritations, ‘ihe textimonials of permanent cures of Skin and ext Which have been the torture of & Lifes, fine, by tee the CUsIOURA REMEDIES, are more ever before performed b: on Semnods or semedion Nuown to tie satieay” UBA LVENT, a ao ae ae agent Lage finds its cu , is the onl fav into tho cleeulaling faid and. thenoe throws the oll and sweat glands to the surface of the akin, thus the poisonous elements with whi cht rap POURA, The Great ‘Skin in Gare, apriied exter. ta all unnatural or morbid Irritating ree Open, clea of mater, do theee reat rem: cures hat tien, ihe ‘most noted physiciaus of the sveeauy | Bath an fe and external edles act in, conjun e SALT RHEUM FOR 30 YEARS On the Head, Face, and Greater Part of the Body, Cured. jessrs, Weexs & Porren: (ientlemen,—I have poue'n brent mulfares with Balt Hheuta fora) veers, commencins m my head and face and extendin over the greater part of my body. I have taken long of medicines for the blood of different kinds and t physicians, al' of which did me no xo0a, and I came to the conclusion that [ could not be cured. Buta friend called my attent'on to an artic ein the Cnign ou skin iscanen, and Igota box ry application was a Fellef and the third took the scales all off, ‘and | felt likea newman. I have nsed three 60- my kin 18 smooth and I consider mrealt entirely cured. Hoping that this ‘may be eo by some ony aifictea as T havebeen (if there is any) ismy esrnest ly recomend itto all persons aa edn wit Bikes iseases. ies hy uly, B, WILSON LORD. AGAwaM. Mass., ‘the CUTICURA’ Soke ehould be used for cleans- ing all diseased surfaces, as most soaps are injuri- ous to the skin. LEPROSY. Grant, concludes that the reason why he comes to the front in such force for a third term 1s be- cause he represents the old questions, passions, strife and purposes which it had been supposed were laid aside, but which have been revived. im this connection a lesson is read to Congress. The course of events at Wash- ington, it is argued, has the tendency to turn the people back into history. ‘They find there what might be looked for; and among the consequences is the fact that Gen- eral Grant has secured a stronger support since the meeting of Congress probably than at any time since his first candidacy in 1868. It is not because there is any fear of a new war in- volving the need of a successful soldier to fight in it, but because many men believe that the | tots old questions are coming up, and that the old men may as well come with them, if indeed it is not a logical necessity that they shall do so. The Post believes it is possible to avert the threatening movement “{f only the attention of the country can be directed to its present busi- ness of pressing importance, and if political leaders can be induced to let the past alone. ‘On the other hand, the surest way to nominate General Grant is to reopen historical contro- versies, to revive sectional strife and ee nn SEE ote again the old bat- ‘The discussion concerning the influence of labor-saving machinery upon the interests of ‘the workingman has led to the expression of the Opinion that machinery as a social disorganizer has done its work and that future inventions a im large measure only to minor de- motive power, or the invention of the means of further controlling some of the unruly forces of nature that now break the bonds by means of which man would subdue them to his lack of new worlds to conquer. Electricity, the Samson among nature’s forces, now breaks the ‘withes, but it will net be long before he is Shorn of all strength for resistance and be- comes a useful servant, and his vast will be employed in obedience to the command of his master. Then all the inventors of the world must search for opportunities of utilizing this wonderful servant, for no burden will be too heavy for him, no operation too delicate. If the invention of machinery be an injury to the Working classes, the chapter of damages is not ended. But the evils in each case are only temporary and the subsequent benefits out- weighthem. It is noted that machinery has even been of benefit to the workingmen in those branches in which hand-labor 1s still em- ployed. There is always a tendency towards ormamentation in machine-made articles, and the others must conform. Thus it happens that the handsome stoves of to-day largely made by hand require twice the force to complete agiven number that was necessary twenty-five years | ago, and higher wages are paid the workmen. ——~>+-______ After the cruel manner in which the green- backers were eucred out of the promised morn- ing hour to-day by the House they have reason to exclaim with Macbeth— And be these jumsling fiends no more believed, otter with us in a double sense ; That bee eep the word of promise to our ear, Bad break it to our hope. ————— A fresh report has been started that Tilden bas collapsed physically, but Hon. Abram S. Hewit' declares to a New York Times reporter that It is not trne,—thas, he seems to be in better health tian since 153, and that there 13 less reason to belleve ‘iat he will break down before the campaign of Iss0 then there was that he would under the labor of ge The Philadelphia Times, too lectures Congress for induiging the notion that the duty of making the next President has devolved upon it. People will fix up President when the time comes,” the Times says. ee _______ ‘The New Yorkers seem to think that the spectacle of Secretary Evarts and ex-Secretary Fish serving as pall-bearers at the funeral of | * the ex-Confederate General Dick Taylor «oes not Indicate an immediate reopening of the bloody chasm. —_—_———________iii. OBAS. H Pak ne T, SEAR B,Re EKER, do hereby chalteuge JOHN WALK OR BUN FOR 26 HOURS, FOR $500. Said match totake place in the ote of Pi cadena For CHAS H PARKER April 14, 1879. gli? Till ke remembered that 5. Rea e man in ‘OVEREIGNS [O-OPERATIV! MOSS Sean Ez © ABROCTATTON, enor HEAP. FOR CAS! CA ORS ae D. = ‘Commerce” F.our, oar own fee “SO Omaned core ee p 7A sl te boxes Rumford “Yeast P he . 3 A.B SCHOFIELD, Manwer. BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS| AMERICAN BUNTINGS, Now rs 8: 1 case 24-inch, all wool and all ‘colors, at 250. :1 Salisbury challenged Printers’ Walkin ase Ze inch, all wool, extra quality, at ic: 1 case Silwootat edie 1 case double Sangosble wath, Se. BU: 1GS.—1 case all black, trom, eee a black, double width, from 50 ite re fo all the most dees eand double widths, at prices =” “The | A Modern Miracle. Astonishing Besults from the usc of Cuticura, Messrs. WeExs & Porrer: (entlemen.—We nate tn one poorhouse witch ie gure by your dt 7 OU 1ICUR ton’ he cou sou Rey dork for tavioe, ‘Dut tono avail, ‘the patient commenced ‘using the CUTICUBA "He haa been confined two and one. half youre, Hod not had hie clotheron ution thes time) Last week he dressed for the Sret time. "When he walked, there would at least one quart of cure, cured, but he is in a fair way DUNNING enor poet betel oy AuiecaN, Mick. Feb. U1, Nore.—Mesers. Dutining Brothers are thoroughly gentlemen, and were unknown to us prior the receipt of this letter. We @ this GUrICERA will cure this never? seyere e Of Leprosy, as it has done many others. er by, Weeks & Potter, Ohemists and Drug. winte aes treet, eeny a or sees 1 boxes, 60 cent ta ee ing agsucty of aeal oh two and one half = ‘RESOLVENT, per bottle. mRIGUKA SOAP 36 Cu: Resour OL Per ‘30 cente:3 cakes, 75 conte, COLLINS’ Voltaic Electric Plasters. Rheumatism, Neuralgis, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and Bow- els, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the Loins aud Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections, relieved and cured when every other Piaster, Liniment, Lotion and Electrical applisnce fails. N,lt BP sews AND SE. 8 ‘T LOW PRICES, SAM'L SON, aplétlith 172 1 Ea & 80 st., Baltimore. purge S1LK snd WOOL, GRENADINES, BUNT. ree @oop! INGS, all colors snd all widths: DEBE ; beaut SPRING Deets Sora it shades.) 15; NEW eer LAGE for eee MERES, Duro co 62, 151 Pay NG, Wi ; pure woo’ ST. 3, Han ee HAWES, OARTER'S, FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. "WANTED A settled WHITE WOMAN, to cook, irom, iy, with reference, at 485 | Louie avenue. av apls3t" Petts Pano ane wand COVE (COVE. ‘aiz0, Hore an ORGAN. Apply Ro Piggeee ri NTED—A fii Ht Goiored Cook desi Paden Siruation. Call at 808 @ Bt Sor, . wall ee ANTED—A eS in the Capitol, = which Wan Will be paid. Doorkeeper preferred, Ad: dteos BRUGE, tty Port Prefomplist WANTED—2y a Ee Sai woman, a SITUA. ‘PION as good cook, washer and ironer in 8 pel. vate family. Good references. Address Box aa Siar office. ible white woman, a = vr. Tmasid and to assist with the cook. Best of refer- ANTED_—By a ret UATION as cham! washing and ironing, or would ences. 1729 9th st. n.w. WANTED By « respectable colored bo: an a ATION as waiter, or to make hime: éenerally Baeful References very best. Address L. L. D., Star ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, at TRALLE'S ae tosraph Gallery. A yoou'chance for a young man who will make himself generally Twsetul to, learn the Photographic art a2 W BX TED-A respectable white girl zee 5 SIT. as chambermaid an ting, or house work aod ie sewing. No ob} Mtlon ta traveling. wae references, Address aph x 12, Star office. Stier part of thie month.” of thie 10 5 is 'y »bo Anawere tad. ad. ae ee ener. wi om eee ode reas Address ‘aphe at og HOOSE, between 10th and 1a B ats. Rent not to exceed #30 Family of three per. @ desiring a permanent and caref 1 ter cole wit B Dest references, address SALEM Star office. api 2" 0B pale ape Press rick weak. ADDIY tS Gee at te a cy 7 PP! ~ ‘owaer at 0083, ress aoe aepare room: ee a Tae ND, 300 feet with from Farawelt Depot. W. 'R. rena W. M.H , Farmwell, Va, W. & 0. BR. oe vada S Foe BENT Three Unfurnished ROOMS on sec- nd floor; nicely arranged for housekecring : 995 Lest. for vee ‘and gas: for Montlanae and wi TOR BENT A iares well ventilated front BOOM itzes of care: mete ma inproveiaauta, 1220 8 3 0 ° between M snd N streets nw. pre RENT IOI 7 = aoa north west, contain” in perfect onder. “Apply to 404 Peaueyivanta are 1 pply or onthe premises, PY t° 1704 Penney ate ote FE BENT Ne TGrant Place, 3 story and bass. ment, 12 rooms; all modern improvements; in seen at any time. B.H. WAGNER, 9 = -Fesponaibletenant. 916 J F arreot room, HOUSE: water, Fa a8; ik tect: rent, @18. Eight ousE, HOUSE. new, iis Bho Xt ahd ‘si rent, $18. Ay iy at e ahd sventoy ren Avply a Fo, RENTCE Suite of ROOMS, (for housekeep ing.) consisting of ent, dining room kitchen. co'king range, hot, ‘cold water, clo ae bath, coal cellar, elevi ayartment on feet floor; slegaat nebmibarhoo? & other tenants, Most reasonable FER KKENT—The ROOMS over Mrs. M. J Hunt's iakment ; suitable fors dressmaker. al2-3t 7ANTED—A OANV, dor ER. Must be well en- sed. Address P. ). Box 314, Washington, Waxteh=te Hani FARM nour Waaping ‘with privi ing. Address WEST, Bladensbura 70S Adare ANTED—L Dies Tu I al the NeW AND WniORE%, DURALE eu0c yhoto-miuiature SP in oil, full course, 8. S Sal’ h between 10 and eg at 519 14th st. n.w. apl23t* ANTED To SeLt—BLAKE STONE ORUSH- th ‘steam ready for business, HANDER'S Te BUND IN, K and 28th ats. mw. a cD a good operator: SEWING b; oS day, movth or week, Will bring Wneeler ‘Wilson machine. Cail at No. 725 11th st n.w. all- ay anraD By, a respectable colored girl BITU- ATION as cook, washer and ironer for a family of Seren fone of reference given. ‘Address ‘apll.3t* Wistio—we. ar all interested and disinter- ented to examine an pentirely new machine, the “WILSON OSOILLATT the “NEW HOME" aud “WHILE” SEWING Ma CHIVES, ana see which you like best. All Tikinds for rent Or repaired, st MCKENNEY'S, 471 3th at Dew. 4 ‘W4ASTED—Bys Competent and Thoroush Pon: wanta Farmer—A FARM TO RENT; sual fruits a6 ty ; will take ion immediately. Apply 476 ¥s ave. nw. apd 6t* ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING: all k guaranteed ; at OHAGE'S, 616 Louisians +h ANERD=Al'm nal RWI ciuaee read the windy edvertisements We of others, then come to MoKERNEY's, 427 eth Gane aes aac es Sey: sale, at all pies seared ‘Rainey B10 fo $100 pee sate and epee Referenoee required. T. Teer ELLE MEG G0, Ont eats a Wann | CHADEE, Uphomaree CF Le eee a Ty, ANTED—PRIVATE OLASSES in Wie iis, or a ion. ‘Tersas inoderate. "RW. SLYRIC A Tot nw. Gall before Il a. m.; after 4p. b. nova4r ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ; 19 W. ma re LOST AND FOUND. __ Ges | the 12th instant, either on 12th st, be- gt, be- Sand T, or on 8, Between 12th and 14th, = STEEL, PUBBE, co of money. The finder will be rewarded faving itat 138) ize street. BOARDING. eee FURNISHED ROOMS, with eae ram TABLE BOABD, st summer rates. 1328 I st. apiher BOsRDING LARGE ROOM, southern exponure’ Ages excellent Board, nae Porn Sealy. Bouse odern improvement erms low. | Refor- thoes exchanged.” 1908 H stn apl: G22. Cet ee BOARDING, a per week, in ad- Yance. House opposite the park Always pol in summer, 826 12h st. City cars and departments convenient. ‘apl0-ot NOUN’ BOARDIN( or cae BOOMS Cone Boanp, at tau minutes? walk from station. ‘drew Min ©. WEWALAB, Ua Laurel, OARDING.—I suite or single, with RES exchanged. 612 9th st. n.w. and McrrEnson BRA sia OOM, gu Sel ad Pro- amet fen febl-ly wingis, PABLE fuario-tu ERBONG in the eaeeaae ‘of the ait P x pre Claes TABLE, Ee te sou from 13th street. feb26-2m‘ 711 Market Space. COLORED SILES, STRIPED SILKS, OHEOK Sega cumeial, wien i BLACK 8 ie ‘31, 1, 1.50, sivoucet Sl and $1.25 ao. ark § Rthebiae H4="’s VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Is 8 scientific combination of some of the most pow- erful restorative agents in the vexetable kingdom. It restores gray hair to its original color. It makes the scalp white and clesn. It cures dandraff and humors, and falling-out of the hair. It farnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nour- ished and supported. It makes the bair most, soft and gicssy, and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing. It is the most economical preparation ever offered to the public, as its effects remain s loag time, making only an occasional application necessary. It is recommended and used_by eminent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachusetts. The popularity of HALL'S HAIR RENEWER has increased with the test of many years, both in this country and in foreiga lands. snd it is now known and ueed in all tha civilized countries of the world. bey wale ee Z. D. GILMAN and all dealera GPECIAL CABD. ‘The partnership of our firm wilt be dissolved July 3, UsTy. it, tmportant that the stock losed ont as 1ar an porsivle by eee time, by eine ‘us to close np the business of the fein, “si er the greavest indacementa to make lance Sis SALES ever Offered at this season of the ear. Our of choice Epa Fabrics, par- dhased at ereatly ail and ‘com- plete, and will be cold af such prives as will sndvies mee sales and allow us to turn our stock into Mgvery article ig marked in plain Agures, from ‘hich we will make a deduction Aa ot por cane it it paid bap thew at the time of of purchase. All ds charged on the books wiil ar dowaontig counter wt ‘We shal! ne our domestic couater a1 afull stock, and sell them at a o1 eufiicient tocover thé expense of handling them. Any job lot of roods ve able to purchase | atliecs than market rates will be olfared’at corre. spondingiy low prices,#o that our stock will not become unatiractive. The street maintained wil be strict): applied with itexrity which our house has always a guarantee that what we propose HOTELS. WiLLanp’s HOTEL. THIS ee HOTEL, HAVING BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, PAINTED THROUGHOUT, AND ENTIRE- LY RENOVATED, IS NUW OPEN FOB THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS. BRESLIN & coomm: PRoparerons. USEFUL AND OBNAMENTAL GOOD: ® CONSISTING OF CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSEFUBNISHINGS. We have a good many NOVELTIES, all of recent nov29-tf E ABE NOW OFFERING A COMPLETE STOOK OF purchases. All of which we offer at lowest prices, HOLMEAD & CO., apl26t 1343 F st., opp. Ebbitt House. pose SODA WATER, ™ BLOCK-TIN LINED STEEL FOUNTAINS, Ar Puices Lowen Tuan Ever Berore. MARBLE DRAUGHT APPARATUS FOR SALE OR REN f upon very reasonable terms. Send orders or come early to Depot—87 Greene street, GxorcErown, D. 0. apl2tr SAM'L CG. PALMER. C= PETS, OIL CLOTHS, LIGNUM AND MATTINGS. A full and complete line of WHITE, RED CKEOK anp FANCY MATTINGS, ted o1 MIT towE LL & MARTIN | 4 Pa. aventis, Ail accounts on our Hooks up to January 1, 1879, must now be settled, aud we sincerely hopa wo hall not be compelled to place them in the hands of attorcey or collect: e6t "MITCHELL & MARTIN. FIRE PROOF SOILD RUCTION OF + FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM. Soirasonsan Instr Provorals will bene ti thle dalle til 12 on the 21 Day OF Aratt, 1819, for gut tone Work. Tue plaus of the work may be seen, ani Peecifications, sl necemary information, aud blank forms of pro: osals, with bonds, may be obtained at the office of Ciuss’& Schulze, Architects, Corcoral Building. | _ The proposale, in ibed form, should ba addressed Nat cast Museu hon, Smithsonian Uretitutiens One of eas tary, Washington, D. 0." NER STEUE Phar ROsRes, iN PLAIN AND FANCY Gorron AND LISLE SILK AND LINEN HAND! W SINK BOARF RINGS RAD EIS, MEBINO ‘UNDEBWEAB, 8 Bulbs t for the season. apl2ir 935 Pa. ave. Pl4Nes aNp ouGaNs WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. One 7-octave Re abc oe Rosewood Garv Gerved Chickering Oue 7 octave Matugchesk apl2-3t THE ATTENTION OF LaDIEsS In invited to tl t displn anieityited to the elegant display of Te Smelt ow gpa oe W. M. BROWN, 817 Market paves Beasonabie sytitr COACHING PARASOL8 AND FANCY UM. embracing all qualities and prices, Alko. a hand somig stock of CARPETS, oie GLOTH3, Lia. NUiis"snd UPHOLSTERY GOODS. st the lowest caxh prices. All orders prow. igi filled at the shortest Rotice, and satisfaction guaranteed, at the Carpet OURE Of W. 8. MITCHELL, apl2.1m 813 Pa. ave. n.w. I OEY S CRUEEBATED Uni VURUAL PLASTER, sold by druggists. Principal Genet, J. REW, 9 Saver The motion has (hs likenees of the fiiventor pasted on each box. all-2w* ‘RICTLY PUBE VERMONT NEW MAPLE SUGAR. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, aplitr 1421 New York avenue, Dens Fons cu Beg: Busine: ‘B19 Toth sto — E Tae CELLULOID Zeus AND SUP- Saahare wees a Fiche Gevoten' | Just opered. | aplitr STINEMET2'S Har 3: 1987 Pa. ove. ‘OR RENT—Nicely Furnished ROOMS, st. D.W., at reasonable rates. roe RENT—Furoished ROOMBand Table Bran; at 1715 Hat. u w. Referauces required. 412-4: (OR RENT—Three unfaraished communica’ ing ROOMS, on second floor; water and bath. 1615 8th et. n.w apl Ros? Rr Ni—Front and Ses moOMe: comma ak: cating, on second floor, unfar- ished, with or withoat toned Baile ith’ izast ae RENT—BKICK HOUSE, nine rooms, aad furnished, in good condition. nesr I and 9h nw. 840 per month. Call at ‘No. O49 Masenchunstts ene w , after 4 o'clock p. apl2-2t* Re A nice six room, 2etory BRIOK HOUR ar, No. 1140 4th st. p.w , all new! Bue RS and painted, Rent low. Apply to OLAR! Room 7, St Oloud wuiding 'OR RENT—Any person wanting to = a nice Foe ARM of about 30 acres, oe for dairy or garden purposes, near the cit jenee call at once at 405 1st at. n.w. FOR BENT— Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS. in uit or single; second floor, fronting Penn: sylvania ave. Meals furninhed at rooms if desired faquirs at, 1412 Pennsylvania ave., opposite Wil Iard's apie FOR BENT, At 6 Grant Place, between 9th and dG and H ste, suite of ROOMS on sec- ond floor; slo Hoems on third floor; south front; modern ji improvements. Rent low for summer: apl2 3 PGE BENT ue of those desirable ney BRIOKS Sherman Bicck, on north F si ween 1 nd 2d sta. east; 8 rooms and callar, ‘win ail mowers toor AEST Mino! Bae oth ee? nw 835 ee NOH 8 only 10, LW, BOHRER, 613 7th at. apl2te GR RENT OR CALE Threestory Brick HOUSE 10 roome, No. 1ul4 8th st. n.w. now, Faoant and for rent, or may be bought on ihne, All rents aid for the fist ars months wil be credited on the rat pasment if parties ront with s view to pur- chate and are,eatlafied with the property after at jonthe’ tee. ‘Those seeking ood property. will ‘do Well tocall and examine. Apply at 1016, next door, apl2-2,tu,that® OB RENT—HOUSE No. 1417 ern improvements Inqutr Loan Office, 1417 Penneylvania Bw. apll-lw ‘OR RENT — Two furnished or unfurnished ,OOMS on second floor, in a pleasant location, ‘with bath room. 2308 L st., near 14th st. nw. 911-3t' (Gas, water apd baile Apyiy: to JAMES HE water a ply to BTONE, No- 1100 7th st, corner Lin.w. plist" Bax SALE OR RENT—An eight-room BRICK HOUSE, No. 402 K st. n.w. ; gas, water.noar cars snd market. Inquire next door corner —— store, corner 9th and 1 Saas the NORTHERR ons ERTY MARKET. id_ established eae com Pe Fitures ‘Meat Market dp basement, ele- -House, together 01 ‘Dwolling eh ate, at re- fel oe st me,” Enquire of 0, H- KNIGHT, UB. Pe No. 1916 } st. nw. aS FG INEDY'S Real ice, 1 pes it. n.w.; all mod- WALLAOH'S iNT—Three Furnished ROOMS No 1214 Fe FRee two "oommunleating, with ee on RENT—Sin; itlemen seck: & pleasant Eaesaipien ita Bo chilaren:, ‘Tortus taoderate. 3-2" :NT—1439 13th st., Iowa Circle, three un- Frans el ished ROOMS: a arties with need not apply. ‘References re aul WOR RENT— delightful SERENE known Fo Locust mages half in market garden, aayoiuing irict for Soldiers’ Home on ; entrance oe Byenue by cars to gate. Best situation water. Apply rene ieee, Coy and Page (OR RENT— Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS, located for summer. References B eegntt any ocates fons ‘ave. ‘apl-3w" ‘OR RENT—A rrpmineut corner erOEE, on x ‘will 5 ‘oF store roparate, Chea {on kood tenant. Inquire 428 11th st nw. aplien Fo 3 RENT. rao Ss B.O. HOLTZMAN, n-rthwest, pee S Bo ec Qzzzznzneren7Zs, §8 i} ROD SP Ep EHO SPOS 83 i B O. HOL: dt and Wa! Ru ESTATE BULLETIN ‘THOS. E anes 519 GAMES, Sea, Three-Btory Houses 803 North Carolina ave. 8.¢. sort tp imps., 12 rs.; pee] 607 N st. n.w., water, 7 rs. 916 Delaware ave, n.6.. water, i 1585 Columbia st., mod. impe., 8 ra. 8,000 1235 8th st n.w., fh. mod. mps., 9 2/500 7109 4th st. LW., ir, 7 TR... 2,50" 2; — 3 pt ae ee SRESST SSS: 20 ‘30 [20 33 By 60 00 .00 ‘00 00 28 1220 00 922 3, 00 1440 30,00 739 30,00 Bisa: 3300 1903 20.09 bu 20.00 155 20.00 42) ae 16.00 16.00 Basement 7th and G ats. 875.00 2 at, 65.00 708 65.00 30 50.00 50.00 2 tad ‘The aboveis only s foptand sale on by books. ern oan be had on: fuoadion at office, or will ‘Desont by mail, if desired. ad Auction Sales. en ee m , No, 1326 8th On TI st. Dw. cont 710 6! wg Ete mae 9 8.w. cor. 1T&F n.w $1663; SLO aw. bar J* sue | tt a8 t=} It} ‘| some a : ogee 206 N. ed 3331508 432 1340 Cedar 2322 commodious DN, 408 Sth st. n.w. 0] T—820 Pex Monte wl Inodern improvements, 1540 Columbia and 10th and P and Q nw. Key next C00F. Inquire at $10 E st. nw. arsi-lm Kaa RENT—HUUBES, Nos. 328 Missouri avenue 106 3d st. nw., puttable for pare ‘awolling house: rent 1 marl avenue “Pomseasion April Ist, 1879, BRIOK Hous io, 1418 9th at. n.w., ront 638. BRIOK No, 116 F st. ne. ent ‘Also, BRI No. Gut Ie one Tent $12.50 per month. ‘These the modern conveniences. ‘Ay toM: M. BOMRER, 615 Tth ts marl OR RENT—HOUSE No. No. 607 New Jersey ave. rovements. BS Wont fo ut tie toe ow. 0. idaS IN; 718 18th st. n.w. ‘OR RENT-HOUSE No. 1110 13th eal n.W., a roome 5 it aire of OwEN LEDDY, “comer of Ts and id fa ft OFFICES in the Ss per mont: lo pleasanter rooms Peter i mote a \ce,) a8 the MLB. i) Benneyl- st marll-14m' Baer LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. n.w. ‘OR BENT. 1 12 Poke Sth stb Bape Brak ick note aoe ase med ee Tnipeeb at, brite oes Office Booms, Booms, 768 PROPERTIES elezant loca. tions, pi prices“ reneing from $500 19, $10,000, aa payments—the FOR SALE. OK BALE—MADAME DI Fined ea ADSI PURO, barns, peoet rE, desires to er old 8' eu oe — eee a of the ats ses, 1211 Ponnsy} AEREauren, Woe Dea dae ane IVa apace (Ok KALK—Jus. reovived, ten fine fi HOMBES, vultable {or carrlize ea one 1s iness PUTT ORES, at J. y Btables, alexandria, Va. HAMS) 10-08 PHETON AND BABNESS FOR SALE at Joos half their tylish, trimmed, used but four moma," Brie? ote er at 629 G st bw. apl0-4t* ‘OR BALE—A Star Parlor ORG, een i Be sold tor 116, at 1114 Ch pee ‘Lavi pdt" Ar “A five-ne ¥ FS, es, atvepome pore UPRIGHT naif coct bree.” Apply at Boats pict ee avenue. Janli4r (\HINA, CROCKERY, i “" CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, REFRIGERATORS, I0E CHESTS, COOLERS, &o. M. W. BEVEBIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) 1009 Pa. ave., nesr 11th st. pBrce’s. 510 Ninth street nw. White and Black BERLIN ZEPHYR, 90. per om. All other SHADES, lle. per oz. Split ZEPHYR, lo. additional per oz. First quality Germantown WORSTED 9c. per oz. OW EDI MING: OOoL, NS) ‘Noa. ave 613 aND'615 E Stazer n.w. & dwel, 63370 1810. af BIBIO PE. BVO. vaeen SE RAGE te oe eS TREE Sous SHERMAN & 00. Bt. Cloud BL date and Loans, ALE soured outa gaunt #LACE, within a halt 1191 see oettable HOUSE (corner ot) on Kast Oap- KA . able HOUSE on 1th street clrole, at a {Also other PEOPERTIES in ditterent parta of the of he pnopmeries FOR RENT and RENTS Egrep, CAREFULLY LOANED Anp ry. apl0-2w OR RENT. j pais only, will apply. Address BUSINESS OSTANCES. _ LADIES’ GOODS. 1.680 D> SSaia meee te aud scant ro Sa MONEY ON BEAL ESTATE, Im Bums TO Sorr, at T end 8 ver cunt (OL: ® fod and PAS wy, Foal extate Ape Hone, sisithet at” $700 TX HAND 7 LOAN ON BEAL gor $'s8 per cent CHARLES W HARDY wages | SED A ree Handsome RESIOEN\ P. Fa ea Pi cont southeast corner of 6th = Tee park. Terms eaay. Apes on ES premires, foe et nad 7,000, on first ci: W “kate recur ty for, ve five of ton agem ees <a A EADY WISHES TO DISPOSE OF “APART OF forint cel Sez 855 2nd.0 ‘other “Address is week, O.C., oo srrion eta BUREAU OF AcaRAS OEE, OF Park Kow, New Y: FXGHANGY— {Bix oF imcive scree ot W bob: UND, now reparad for Spring Crops: wth Buildin; dings, ie al ies from ihe ely, oF seil—@50 cash, TOALF, _spl2-2t Ocrner 15th st. i erro York ave. {OR SALE—A Fine, Threestory Bri F 12 rooms and cellar, yea remenas, oa M st n.w., between ith and heal ee — ee oc toeaesnon: B. O HOLTZMa' 10th and F st ‘OR REN TINE. OF — ee ES on f 4 STREET Two laree one ne a on firat floor, (with vault:) particulariy a vted to bsnking ber of ne Ktooms on 2d: sarand ait doors "Poss moderate to responsible parti ata FOR BENT No 1896 1, Srarer N. wt nandsome new Hesidcuce, buiit in the ‘most sub- stantial manner, contains 13 rooms, and all modern conveniences. FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. wut square of ground, well situated in the nor ‘Th section of bei Seed into small cesira! 6 lots, ‘will ie sold rar per equare foot to an itm ‘applicant. THOS. J. FISHER & 00., apl2tr street n w. ese ___ Fit Sw MOREY, 10, LOAN at 7 per cet, in sums of 81,000 and upwards. on good real’ CasBIN & ENNIS, aplL.st 1359 F ot n ws 3d Noor. ANAS TAR TA; 08, a TRIP TO OULD, TOK 30 copies for 85) loo tor Bis soos, 2 ies treet apd-6t* ‘O8 BALE—BAR, FIXTURES and FURNITURE HOUSE for apperts: rr a Peed 8 Fo EENT-BRIQEYAED, and OUTFIT com. and abundance of sso, Bish eanins | Bhere. Apply ke vOnN 8. JORRETON, 1B gate ae Fe BUILDING i KF northwestern oe Brick jalso, several Honse. Stuall cash vent; ba! z ap8-tr °C. House. 1735 Pa. are. ELIGHTFUL NEW HOUSES on Conn. side of Coun, ave, bet. Land Mts. aw. rooms, every exery conv 4 Ons wal the other sold best and cheapest Mikewaiker Ontos reat a as BH. WABNER, 916 Fist. nw. 18500, AND $300 TO LOAN ON BEAL Es. SECURITY. BF. LEIGHTON, 823 436 st. nw. a SALE—At a bargain, HOUSE near corner 12th and N sts, ‘aig. benny now, 0 room, eee back building.with conveniences. For and terms apply 1120 a ee nara (TO 1048 ON REAL EsTaTR. ems po, g4.de, ssn, $2,500, $1,000, 8500, @300 at B. H. WABNER, iss 916 F street, We aim sta hizh standard of of ctectionce in oar PLU MEING work, but will make prices as low as We sell Furnaces, Ranges, and Fire Place Stoves of well established reputation. Aso, Parlor Grates, B: Fire Sets, lish, Plain and bone ong Tass Ene! “ ith hone Exchat Connected w “ie rt ‘ent roe Hupetiteson, 817 9th st. 2.) ap2ly WEDDING PRESENTS. THE LATEST NOVELTIES iN GOLD AND SILVER, AS WELL AS A GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS, DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. ap9-tr M. W. GALT. BEO. & Co, NLAND ann si 8) ABD COASTING FOR NORFOLK, cate MONROE AND oe \OKE DOWN TO FOUB CENTS. FORTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOE $210. agen nema saiar DAY, al tae Sowyalmce sok and Ganze, Fren: ‘eathera, ments and “bene and F case tert | and Monogram Ki. Freneh atl cash prices, = 2107 F orreet we vet op BastPeo™ stention even BS. SELMA RUPPEGT, G08 9h street, opp. Patent Office, as 1 Fine Just openct a larse and select assortment of In- LACE CAPS and BONNETS, ROBES, DRESSES, CLOAKS, and all kinds of Novelties in Embroideries, New Laces, Ladies’ No:k Wear, Lace Gloves, Silk Mitts, Hostery, Fancy Goods and Notions. Agency for FRANK LESLIE'S Paper Patterns. FROM AVOCTION, ‘We have WEES an ARTIFICIAL FLOW and FINE bought at Ln porter's Re Fem eee — es! Call an@ examine these ‘iM m2 goods before purchasing your Spring CONNOLLY'S, 11th strect and Pa. ave. ’ apStr perveras We have received this morning TEREE CASES OF THOSE CHEMISE, THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED, FOUR FOR OBE DOLLAR Bothing rab a bargain, jUGLASS’, DOUG: Sth ond F sis. Bt. Cloud Building. ME. XP JEANNERET, Seat oo ‘& magnificent re Se tees IMPORTED BONNETS SPRING OrENING nounb Hats, > WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Se Pa April 2d and 34, which ¢ Ladies of Washington and vicinity are MME.M.J.HUNT, Nos. 691 and 623 D street. -