Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. eSNG LON: ‘TUESD. h 9, 1880. ee CROSBY 8, NOYES....Editor. es Zhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation mor than double that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘Tux STAn has a direct wire from its news room to the Western Union Telesraph office in New York city, from which wires radiate to all parts of the globe, and is therefore enabled to secure the latest news by its own operator from every quarter up to within a few moments of going to press. It is the only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re- Ceives exclusively the Associated Proaa dispatchos. The Political Situation. Both the republican and democratic parties, on the eve of the national campaiga, are handl- capped with an internal contest against what is popularly known as the machine. In the democratic ranks the fight between Tilden and his opponents is engaging all the attention usually, at this stage of a canvass, bestowed upon political opponents, and the republican party ts equally as badly torn up by the war- fare between the Grant men and the antt-third termers. The leading organs of both parties have joined in the war of factions,and the strong language employed by some of them will play animportant partin the campaign. The New York Whrid, for instance, is as merciless in Its criticisms of Tilden as the Tribune, It has de- nounced him as a “railroad wrecker,” a “cipher States@an.” etc., and has frequently accused him of attempts, in 1876, to bribe the South Carolina and Florida returning boards. The Tribune has not gone quite so far In its opposi- tion to Grant, but it has indulged tn criticisms that would furnish the democrats with excellent campaign material in the event the ex-Presi- dent should be nominated by the republicans. ‘The Cincinnat! Commercial, should Grant be the republican candidate, will have to revolt, or retract very mnch that it has sald. Mean- time, the machine in each party works right along, performing its funetions in spite of oppo- siffion. In the democratic party Tilden directs this silent, almost mysterious political system Known as the machine, and he ts evidently making it effective. The democratic leaders of recognized ability and standing are nearly all opposed to him, but in their whispered con- sultations they confess that they have but little hope of defeating him for the nomination. Tilden has played adeep game with his party, and his opponents have found it out too late, they fear. For two years past he has whispered into the ears ot prominent democrats that he was seriously thinking of retiring from politics; that he was too old, or had too much private business, to engage in another presidential race, and he had about determined to abandon the field. He only whispered this, however, to men whom he knew to be against him. At the same time that he was keeping alive the impression that he Would not be a candidate, he had agents ac- tively at work in some of the states arranging to secure for him the delegations to the national convention. His plan has been to secure the delegations from the republican _ states, and in carrying it out he has gen, erally ignored the democratic states. In Iowa, where the republicans have a majority of thousands, it Is mueh easter for a wily poli- tician like Tilden to obtain an instructed dele- gation than in a state that ts democratic or even doubtful. The minority party is usually disorganized, to a greater or less degree, and the state committee 1s permitted to exercise a great deal of power. Tilden kas been quietly, ®ut most effectively working to secure the dele- gations from republican states, and the great fear of the democracy now is that he may obtain the nomination by the votes of Such delegations, added to the vote of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, which, it is conceded, he will get. The anti-Tilden democrats are directing thelr energies, Just now, to a defeat of the Tilden plan, and to this end every effort is being made to prevent him from getting the democratic delegation from Pennsylvania. Senator Wallace has taken charge of the anti-Tilden canvass in that state, while the Tilden forces are led by Speaker Ran- dall and Scott, member of the national demo- cratic committee. Of the delegates elected so far, a majority ts against Tilden, but in the counties yet to elect the figat fs being bitterly waged. The calculation is that Ohio and Indiana will choose anti-Tilden deiegations, and, it Pennsylvania can be added to the Ist, it is believed he can be prevented from capturing the nomination. In the republican party the fear that Grant May be nominated by the democratic states creates as mi uneasiness ag the Tilden scheme does in democratic ranks. The machine Managers, in both parties, want votes and they are not particular as to what states they come from. Up tothe present the machine in both parties appears to be ahead, but the large ma- jority of states are yet to choose delegates to the national conventions and the tide n turn. Should the machine win, in the end, and noml- nate Grant and Tilden as the opposing candl- dates, the former would be elected. no doubt, ‘because he ts a much more acceptable candidate to his party than Tilden Is to the democrats. As between the two, large numbers of dissatis- fied democrats would vote for Grant, while but comparatively few republicans would carry their dissatisfaction with the nomination o their party to the extent of voting for Tilden. ———~-____ The attempt of the Virginia readjusters to pass their repudiation bill over the governor’s Yeto, yesterday, failed by a vote of 19 ayes to 16 mays. The senate then adopted a joint resolu- ‘ton to submit the readjusters bill and the Ham- Alton substitute to a vote of the people at the general election next fall The house will, no doubt, concur in this, as it is the policy of the readjusters to keep the debt question before the people. That Is the only means by which they can preserve thelr party organization. The regular democrats (conservatives) are destrous of getting this question out of the way in order that the presi- dential canvass in the state may be fought upon Bational issues. With the debt issue removed ‘they feel confident that a large majority of the Teadjusters would support the electoral tcket of the democrats. The next legislature will not be chosen until the fall of 1831, and the demo- €rats take the ground that it will then be the Proper time to have a vote upon the settlement Of the state debt. Therefore, it is quite probable that the joint resolution will be vetoed. <—__ ‘The announcement by the Beaconsfleld cabl- Ret of a dissolution of Parliament took every- body by surprise. The supposition 1s that Beaconsfield, who has been feeling the pulse of the English people, concluded from the result at ‘the late elections in Southwark and Liverpool, ‘where the conservatives were victorious, that it ‘would be a good time to go before the country im ageneral election. Beaconsfield has made a good many mistakes in his administration, but it is evident that his aggressive war-like policy is more acceptable to the people of England than the peace policy of the liberals. ——_—_+ee___ It was all right, in the eyes of curiosity hunt- ers, etc., in the Khedive of Egypt to allow Cleopatra’s Needle to be taken down and floated Of to New York, but when it comes to carting ‘away stones from the pyramids with which to Duild a mosque in Cairo, it is all wrong. For ‘our part we fall to see any essential difference Detween the spirit of the two acts. ——<-e-____. “States that maintain the whipping post,” Bays the Cincinnati Commercial, “will not hereafter give presidents to the republic.” Pos- Bibly not. The people of those states claim, however, that they are free from much petty “rime and many annoyances that those of ‘other states are subjected to, for want of pua- Ashment to adequately meet a certain class of offences. In view of this fact, tt 1s likely that pd are willing to eee the blessed privilege ‘Of occasionally furnishing a president. —_——_<-2 JK The decision of the Supreme Court yesterday firming the constitutionality of the federal lection laws will save the democrats in Con- wgress the bother of attempting to resist their Saying the federal election oatoora ane VILLAGE NEWSPAPERS. A list of nearly twelve hundred County ana Vil- lage Newspapers, having an aggregate weekly edi- tien of 692,891 . Advertisements, larze or small, can be inserted in the entire list for $6 a line per week, and reading notices for aline. A card occupying one inch of space is inserted one week for $7, or one year for $2,000, For catalogue and further information address GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St., NEW YORK. Cea neea BATTER has received the Spring Broadway BI New Silk Hats made to ora Old tyes yea remoeicliod. Hats of ali kinds 0 8th st., between G and H. mar Y hu NLAW FARM. EGGS FOR Hé HATCHING. PLYMOUTH ROCK AND PARTRIDGE COOHIN, From the fines prize-winning strain in this country. 2 Per SErrine or 13. T. L. HUME, HUME, CLEARY & CO., Grocens, mar9-eo5t 807 Market Space. Ips FoBLICis hereby warned against persons who are canvassing the city and collecting mo- Bey under the pretence of doing 80 for the sick of the ““Lone Star Beneficial Association,” as the a8- sociation is not in need of money and no one has been authorized to collect the same. We denounce these persons as swindlers. y orde A. H. JOUVENAL, By order of 4 SPINDLER, | Trustess. mar9-2t* E. BUSHER, ” ) Soups CLAIMS, CUSTO: INTERNAL REVENUE AND LAND CASES SETTLED. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. Wiss? Wastts MEN to distribute papers. a Seed at Washington News Company, 509 7th aRTED ~A good COOK for ee aaa: good wages paid is suited. Appt; Dew. WANDHD Br, cemall famiy ‘Apri, four Unfurnished TAX, Near oltioe Snasae a TED_Oompeios GIRE for generat house. ork ; must yell recommen pply. Mrs, LANGDON, LeDroit Park mard-3t ANTED—A white GIRL to cook, wash and iron and do kenersl housework: three in fam- ily; must bring wood reference. APD! ‘iay 7th st. of, eee about OOMS. Add: Wee small HOUSE of five or six rooms, between K and Nand 5th and 10th sts.n.w. careful tenant; no children. Ad ‘H.Me., 11 7th stn.w. mard. ANTED—A competent DRESSMAKER; one whe thoroughly understands cutting and ft- no other need apply. No. 1011 @ ™ WAxZED 20 Rest—A small PLACE, from 5 to 20 acrea, suburbs of Georgetown or Wash- ington, suitable for Dairy. Address Box 61; Star 7 ANTED—By a respeciable white ain ‘a SITO- ATION as chambermaid or nurse; best refer- ence if required. Apply 344 Virginia avo., bet $d and 4th sts.s. 7 ANTED— sy ble youn = respectal Woman aS{TUATION as wot nurse: best r ee as to qualifications. wages not an, obje Apply to Dr. tee WANED ahe, BUR, for WY ‘Lathes, Planers, Drill ione? Hammers ana Engines. State makers’ na ne, condition of tools and Lowest figure. Address J. F. DUFFY, this office. spot cash, several ses, Bradley ush- | Foe REN f—Three very cath front ROOMS; ssed. Si FS, RENT STORE ROOM with an adjoining ROOM, if desired. focation f ra grocery and provision busiress. Inquire 621 Massacha- setts ave. D.W. OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1201 O taining 8 rocme, incinding bs bathe provements. Apply 12200 We, C= “Uoisea Tar tars-st* southern exposure; locality unsurpa: ‘uated northwest corner 9th and H sts. n.w. m8-2 Fe, RENT—Brick HOUSE, 2217 H st. n.w. rooms, bay window, hot water, iw! pored guaplete order’ lange yard; $3. awit FER, 1018 Penusyivania ave. ‘OR RENT _Thiree-story Brick HOUSE, = Bs rees street; seven rooms, water per month. GHARLES W- HANDY, 000 th st. 2.W. mars-3t De RENT—HOUSE No. 604 M st. n.w., con- ten rooms, with all modern improve- mente Inquire next door, inars-3t" (OR RENT—BEDROOMS and one singie ROOM; F'Gitoron feat floor, algo. thres outta Boor: icely furnished, facing’ Willard’s. 515 ous ne ‘(OR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS; also, a two-story Brick House, with store, coo: cellar ‘and Yetuble. Apply to P- ‘MONAGHAN Tol ist Fa. “SALE Very attractive and yal oat two- story and imansard root BRICK, 190 2st st ij pow renting for #45, per month. Price, 8 ALBERT F.FOX, No.920 F st.n. there ot Foe RENT OR SALE — Faraishod or unfur- nished small brick HOUSE, on best avenue northwest, near street cars; modern improvements. dress A Box 43, Star office. _mar6-3t" SALE OR REN’ UNTRY PLAGE at *Good Hope,” one mile from Navy Yard. ‘Terms easy, and rent moderate to good tenant: Apply Dr. WADSWORTH, lows Vermont aye. mar6-3t* ANTED—By two Ladies and Youth, three fur- hiehed ROOMS, with or withont Board, cen- trally located, converiient to Treasury Departinent t 1m moderate: will be permanent if sulted. Ad- drer8 H& 8., 1205 F et.D.w., City. ‘OR SALEA fine clght-room BRICK, near Gov- ernment Printing Office, in wogd repair. water, dry, cellar. Very cheap. In- ai OHENRERE. 455 7th et. awe mae Sw WASTED CORRESPONDENTS, “JOURNAL: I8TR and CONTRIBULORS for 43 salaried and piecework vacancies. Manuscripts immedint2- \y placed, if available to any pubisher. Atheneum Bureau of Literature, 37 Park Row, N.Y. m9-4t* ANTED—A first-class BREAD and OAKE BAKER at No. 301, coraer 12th and C streets s.w. T. A. OONNELL'S Bakery. mar8-2t" WANED, By Zoung married couple, EMPLOY- MENT on Farm near city—husband to work place, and wife in the house or dairy. = x 68, Star office. mar8-3t* on the OR SALE—Two LOTS, each 20x90 feet, north side W st., only GO yds. from 14th et. nw. 25c. per equare foot. Also. Lot in paihe sauare (NG: 302) tronting 20 fest on 14th st., sme square M. 'UCKER, "Second “aul tors jock. office. (OR SALE—LOTS 9, 10, 13, 1 Sales street, between Conn. a1 w., having a frontage of 27 te Lota are most desirable for privat will be sola at peasonale Py es on terms to’ sa A. WILSON & Ot Tih st. nw. Sank Building. 17 nae 7 ie See gut of employment tolearn a beautiful art. Also, two SALESLADIES and MEN, with references; 819 a week. Room 5, 1321 F et, after 10. a-m. mars-3t" ANTED-—Fifty handsome young LADIES for the spectacular play of ‘‘Enchantment." Apply at Stage door of Ford's Opera pian after 12 noon, Tuesday and Wednesday. jar8-2t WANTED-NEXT OF KIN: 20,000 rire heire of British subjects—Alphabetical and Descriptive—in Richardson & Money Hogister; price 81. Co.'s Unclaimed 711 Samson st., Phila. Wau Rext—HOUSE of eight rooms, modern improvements; would pay from 3: x Iecality from D to K and 2d to 10th sts.n.w. Kiswer to STRAUSS & MARX, 441 7th st. n.w. mai Wier a Patent Attorney's office an AS- SISTANT;; graduate of law preferred, having some experience of Patent Ofice practice and in reparing specifications. Address D. H. EVANS, Box 587, General P. O., stating name, aye, qualifications and salary expected. mnard-2t* i CR ee iron and do general housework: reference quired, maré. ANTED—A respectable WOMAN to cook and ‘wash; mutt have best recommendations. Ap- ply st 712 13th st.n.w. maré-3t* ANTED—To ReNt_—By a gentleman, a ap; cious, airy, neatly-furnished BED-KOO\ Rithout Board, th, acentral part of the city, one dress P.O. Box 686. WANtea A mall FRAME BU are toat can be poe guitenle to make an office for a : lumber yard ILLIPS, 641 Louisiana mar 5th and D Sts. n.w. maré-3t* ANTED— By dersiqned, two unfurnished Proposals for Small Iron Castings. FOOMS sultable for oes aud ‘bedroom, with Brave, Wal ith NAVE DEPARTMENTS, ¢ adress “GAGE SOBERIS’ ME Deak Oa WasHiNGtos, D. C., March 9, 1880. "S Mires GAGE HOBBITS, Ar B., oe ee Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering about 20,000 pounds of small Iron Castings at the site of the north wing of the Building for War ‘and ‘Navy Departuventa in this: aity, will received at this office until 12 m. of Manog 16, 1880, and opened immediately thereafter in pre- Fence of bidders. Specifications, general instructions for bidders, and blank formé of proposal will be furnished to ‘ular manufacturers upon, application. to, this THOS. LINOOLN CASEY, ‘mard-ct Lt. Gol. Corps of Engineers. Beecssun's Bat Be ‘HE NEW TEA. A most cx ecliene drink, and the beet Tea ever offered for BUROHARD'S CANNED COFFEE. A very good Coffee for a very little money. THE PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER. One of the younger Powders, but full of life and energy. always be found, together with a full line of choice Groceries, at BUROHARD'S, Cor, Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. Goods promptly delivered. mar Wate lady with censiderable experience in European travel would take charge of two or three persons who would not wish to travel with large parties. Address, for particulars, Mrs. A. Y. R., Star Office, Washington, D. 0. _mar6-e02w* ANTEDBOUNTY LAND WARRANTS and LAND SCRIP. J. VANCE LEWIS, Rooms 43 and 44, Le Droit Builaing. feb}4-Im* OR RENT—607 0 1420 T at. n.w., 6 rooms, 81 5 rooms, 267 1ath at; 3 1233 G at 8, 182, 250 : 6 rooms, 8 sic Ba6"Tith se, 9 fom: Soo 1b 16: 629 Va. ave 8.Wy 8 rooms, $18; 401i? “ror netores: 1313 C st. 5 rooms, $13. Dy to A. 8: CAYWOOD, 1225 th se. Mowe me-S se 'OR RENT—HOUSE No. 121 north A st., near at. n.w., large Warehouse; = st EsTATE BROKER, No. 918 F etrest, opposite Masonic Temple. ssi Loa jargeang small gums always on hand to E. A. MoINTIRE. OR RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL EsTa2z AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 153g st. n.w., 17 rooms and bath. 612 Ps. ave. 415 13th st. n.w. usiness room. 35 Imake no charge to landlords foradyertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. chavo many of the finest building sites in the elty also, Houses in every section at prices frome; ‘000 to 800, 000. Now ia the time to buy: R. 0. HOLTZMAN, the Caxitol, containing 8 rooms and basement; Tent 818. Inquire 123 north A at. maré-1W sant 10th ana F sts. n.w. ‘OR SALE—DWELLING OUSE No. 17 H st. B.W., nine rooms, 83,600. Nos.1820 and OR RENT— sui a2 89,2 300" ere easy. OG HES F B. H. WARNER, TER, maré_ OR pee eeerea SUITE, bay window, ‘&e., second floor, and one oom on third ficor. Parties having children or servants need not apply. 1423 Iowa Circle. mar2-12t* (Ok SALE Oumar very complete and hand- somely Anished HOUSK; “pouth, front; with- in few feet of Iowa Circle. For ter terms and cl Key oP ply at 1312 12th st. n.w. OR RENT, LEASE, SALE, OR FAOUNGE FORT TAPRO VED ROPE RTY— F LAND on Prospect st., near Linco! ze rene ie Sania mo city. Apply Tia 0 st. n.w. fe25-Tat* 'T That very choice four-story BRICK -» hear Scott Statue, All Sons and bath. Kent R35, Inguire on the iepFemisee, or of J. Pp. MYERS. ted Sth -1m = RENT. Furnished ROOMS with Gan. bath and hot and cold water; TABLE BOA rst Glass. 332 Indiana ave., fronting J udiciary Sanare. Terms a Fe two, ree Tarmisied SUITES of ROO ‘3; all modern im- provements; first and ‘second floors; hese ¢ on jor ; terms moderate. b14- 3m. Fe. RENT—] Furnished PARLORS and BED- MS and ROOMS furnished for ponsekoen- ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 854 Pennsyi- vania ave., corner 434 st. - aug)1-T2:! FOR SALE. (OR SALE—Fine BUGGY. Can be, foen at GAGES Btabler 44 Pa. 8.6. Price $100. J. R. COLLET iva sth et. nw. ‘marl-2w* ANTED—White and colored COOKS, OHAM- Fam spERMAIDS, AUBSESS snd. jottier help. rvants Hom feral Building, corner 7th nd Fe Oe PRT fobl0-20t* Fr SALE—A Fine Young HORSE, suitable for ‘wagon or Carriage. Also, a FAM TAGE, ‘cash. ” In aaaro: tot Sire. FRANCES GOLDES, 440 7th st., cor. f Es mar6-3t* Wi arene to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE a come s different kinds. Any one not satisfactory sul exchange for any other. Renting and ze airing . Mo- KENNEY, 427 0th at... ects W‘RTEDOARPETS 10 OURAN. nCRS Steam eeeee Works, 490 Maing Crees by mail # left at Ho . B. = ce as und Ba. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. st., Oarpet Dealers Cota om -ANTED_STEAM Cea OLEANING. Al work guaranteed. At OHAGE'S, 616 Louisi- Ana BYE. mar29 R°* AL HAVANA LOTTERY. D XTRAQRDINARY DRAWING. BA, Al ith, 18s: 50; Fifth, bey wontioth 7 LOUISIA\ Next Drawing APRIL 7 Tickets, #1. Draft, 330 Tick: ty 82; alt Kemit by New York Exchan, ress or Ordinary Mail. c & CO., Bankers. (cor. Liberty), New York. 880 1880, prea WASHINGTON, D. ©., ced NORFOLK, VA., AMHOAT CO. iE LEAI FORTRESS moti waINEY POINT axp in ie ON AND arren’: MONDAY. MARCH 15, 1830, he LEARY will commence running her route be- tres above porta, leaving WASBINGTON, From foot of Seventh’ ate, Every MONDAY AND WED. EK, Vs FromCampbell’s wharf, Foot of Market, UESDAY, THURS- Day Ab SUNDAY, Binwie fare to Norfolk (Grst class), ¥ (first-class), $3. rooms, etc. BWR ‘ound trip . Tickets, rates, information, state- hurnished by, our agents, D 6 F street northwest. RY & yi Market Space. ” ROOSE, 1233 Pennsylvania avenus. ‘M. 8. KOOSF, Cigar Stands at Pri hi Va. MIDLAND RAILROAD OF FICE my and Penneylvanis avenue northwes! RAL UETICE POLOMAG STEAMBOAT _ith-strect wharf, and on board the ate Agent for Norfolk, D. F. KEELING. marg-Im__ Agent for Washington, B. F. DODD. A COMING ART SALE OF THE FIRST IMPORTANOE. THE HARPER COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, One hundred and forty-four tpt by the most renowned modern mastors. Names of artists represented in Mr.J. Abner Har- per’s collection of Paintings in oil and water colors: ofttbert Achenbach (A-)—Alvarez—Adan—Ballint ()—Berchere~Brown (J_L.)—Boughion @) Burs ler “Billet “argue, BersiidBalleeoar —Bongue- ‘Brion—Clays (2)—Corot (2)—Castlear—Canaa- annprianl “Col (D.)2-—Chase~Detaille (2) @2De Nowe, @)“Diaz Dupre Goring Diaz (4) Dupre Dargelas — Daul aye ias ~ Daubigny — Esoostira = Frere_(E.)—Fromentin~Ferrandis Gero eh rard (F.)—Gifford (8. R. )- ) dues Giteel R.S.)— Herzog —Homer—Innocenti — 3: Q)—“Jehngon CB.) —Jacclovacci Facqun (Si actiat 2) At atus-tetmsch--bambiaek be rer fyetalones Leltoux—Losrel (2) Souler Merle“Michetti “(Gy Mostaclt Steam Ms ng—MeyerVon Bremen (3)—-wewa- tog” Munkacey “Millet (2)—Porrault— Mita Pasta cRepinee ah Rishee Bea ara Bie ees (2)—Ricl osei—Raffad T.)—Roussean (P.)—Schreyer (3)—Steinhell— wini—Schenek—Taeema (altua)-CToulmoushe— Tait—Tiflany—Van M: —" vi = knits epoettovane Van Volt Vibert (6) wither ba uuperb Works of at the Leathit Art anes Sat Bee and will be sold b; au whatever, on the EVEN INGS: Catalogues ready. GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO., Auctioneat are-it ‘New York —Worms— Ziem (2) Zugel m: {ECURE YOUR VALUABLES: NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, so ae ictarantye froasicer: — We har Si a eM (or Gostnographic Glock ta Sie. tstriceat faahington, February 24, 1890. mart-t BOARDING. OARD.--Rome very desirable FRONT ROOMS, ith BOARD, 20 and $25 per month. Firat clast FABLE BOA D, 84 per week. At PAR- KINSON HOUSE, 622 Ponna. ave. n.w. mar3-lw* FOR BENT ith, or without BOARD, two or ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. ; weterenoes ex- clanged. 28-2" FOE, BENT Furnished ROOMS, with wood BOARD, ina private family. 305 st. n.w. feb28-I1m. HE TREMONT HOUSE offers good ROO! T with, precers | hi lees a TexbBandgaopet | § month. House is with, and every way desirable: jan29-2m Mp3T fo OnE HOvRE. | 512 9th st.n.w., is one of th and best conducted boarding houses in thecal CoA dated at reasonabie terms. a novld LOST AND FOUND. [082s Going from 614 F street n.w., down 7th up Pennsylvania ave., or in onal WP of Riggs House, $30 in notes. it deftat liberal rewa: Lay MARE and Top Spring above number, re TERETE oe 4 if returned to No. 1423 Q st. _mars-' e OSTSA small Grey 8! DOG. OR STOLENSsturday, March 6th, a Tram 920 Louisiana avon Elvcral reward. if returned to the above number. mar8-2t* OST—A pair of small Solitaire Diamond EAR- ‘RINGS, folded in paper. supposed fo havo been Jost between McPherson [sors and Lot, by way . Liberal reward by returning to SON HOUDE. meg PROFESSIONAL. FoR SALE—WHITE LEGHORN EGGS FOR HATCHING. | My fowls took first premium at National Fair, and first and gecond at Washington sociation. ‘mar6-eo4t* H. POTBURY, 2114 Lat. n.w. 916 F Srneet NorTuwest. (OES IN 916 F 8ST. N.W. The Real Zstate Review, pi published st my office on the 25th of each month, con! complete list of a cis notes Eee for rent, ith reports ing the condition of the real estate inarket fhrouchout the country. Calland getacopy. tr Fo RENT. 1916 FIFTEENTH 8T. N.W, A new three-story, nine-room BRIOK DWELL- ING, with all modero ee ee 1504 CAROLINE ST. A neat six-room, press brick Trout ‘HOUSE, with hot and cold water and bath. 2423-1425 NEW YORE AVENUE N. W. Large and handsome STORES; be rented singly or made communicating. Desirable OF FIC! B ROOMS, in the best business sections of the cit THOS. J. FISHER & CO., feb21 1223 F street northwest. Os SALE—New and Second-hand CARRIAGES ie reat val wariety, such as Jump, an non ‘ops, ROCRa WAY, Drs.’ Bug Phetons, Oow Carta, ker ee te atria promptly attended to. Roh 3 i; GRABAM, Factory and Repository, 0 a oon sae A VERY ma oe aan yeinite) seat, Top Bugsy, as - "ued ‘ay: Sem Sve-giass Landeau, in use at one mont mad manu- facturer of Philadephia, Atanas ae man poe d Coupeleti, in aso but ome month, made ‘same "Ales 8 very nice Cou me, in in first-class order. With an ent Ge and BUG- GIES of ay kk msnufacture, an ie second han BuGarES and Sunes Y I ee Newe “and, 41d 16 dat at. veorner Mant ys 12-tm ANDREW 3. JOYE. oa SALE—A lot of Pinging, OANA: algo MOORING BIRDS. F) ARNOT, GD TED CAGES, &o., very Fe cheap, at the | Bird Bane. 1133 7th st. n. 8. HAR’ Fe Coie peat of HORSES = SS f good , work drivers A Bes one 8 Wands husk m, Segy siya: ‘can trot in ‘three COUPES and three ee HORSES. . JOHN SIMMONS: Stables, oe st. D.w. Fe. SALE—EGGS for sapaag frm tole horns and Silver Penciled EES 3 whi took first premium at Washington and National Fairs. |W. G. LEE, 1521 Madison st., between 15th and léth. Teb17-004 w* ARTIES ABOUT ETT Cee OF DISPOS- ing of CARR! HAHNESS. will find i tort thelr eden tage to call on pis oe have @ constan' aGiorders for purchasing or dlepoet f Btock rdere for pur or Mer rece ye Pompe attention. and satisfactic fact 10 Wit. F DOWNEY, Sisblo, 1013 ‘Tita feb26-12t a EVERAL FINE “PIAN ii a - Stdaaine one. oa torah Gabinete Grand, - t bargains £01 PERSONAL. H. JOHNSTON, Remnoved from 616 9th st. Calvary Baptist Church. re oP on and silver. istered. “Ghanges moderate, Reference: ov. Dr: Domer andotherma6, Sontets fait ana FEET BEING REQUI- site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- Ferien ced personages, from far and near, visit DR. VHITE'S: rell-i LOW establishment, opposite Willard’s Hotel, for relief aon and avoidance of Established 1861. Office mars oO Le ere iG, rally tenders his services to the citizens of Washing- ton asa Physician He offers an He may be found ut all hours of the ie day and night at ay and residence, No. 1446 N street n.w., unless absent on professional bane: left on his slate punctually attended to. feb18-1m* ie, WEISENBOEN LOPS ek Fiance nar ge 11th ions, Aeon on th prices. ‘Ex: one ii per ot, andl tracting, 0 cents. BM. 8. BROWN, DENTIST, No. 725 éra STREET, 07 ver Simins’ Store. eed for the tran: Each tooth $1, Artificial ith care and satisfaction. ple meant and BR. T. M. ere oe Bet. T, i bIBPEY, 432 7th st., will remove to the Le, West cn May Ist, \debted to him wif call and pay. WELRY and SILVERWARE W GUT AT ANY PRICE before that time. mare ow ‘ADAM. ROSS, the long-established, | reliable rolorist, gives better satis- fatto in al ataima of life than any one in the pro- fession ; tells the past, present and future destin: ives advice and _ tance on all matters ‘ing to business, love and matrimony. Trowy rE, Catt. Batisfaction given or no ‘pa Comsaits tion Rooms, 402 2d st. e D FRomons PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the Remember, you have ife. nothing © oP pay nel you are o are cured a RA DOnR: ‘ADAM BROOKE ALL THE Byers 0) OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies Gentlemen 90 conta eae each. 416 Lst., bet, 4th and See ‘OHN PATOH EXAMINES TITLES, reports a ‘the otracts ‘on veal estate. 6 oS iol aE Sw ee a p.m. Always in before 9 and from 2% 6." si-lam* |ARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES!! CARRIAGES !!! and nd, SU sate CRRNIAG) ‘of SPRING, i AN sogrms. and warranted: work. Bold first-class, vo epalring prawn tiy attended to, Rout: . GRat ees iD eeentron RY. mar6-3t 410-416 Sth st. nwo. OGERT'S VEGETABLE Cae SYRUP for more than 20 years has eae acoresit: gkery case for Whoo} yagh, Croup, & curein = ree from Bt ors WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, VES, ‘WIGR, WIG! And PEMONGEOT’S MBLOSTAL, 61s 9th at., opposite U.8. Pai cc | cae ISPOSERS of ene CLOTHIN Wi Gun na HEL a= the gash prices from HERLOG! Sab Stn » near Pa. ave. pt atten! given to ores ‘person or by m: Ww: ANTED—OLD GOLD and (el fh a in large ‘small a1 Penta aver between 94 ahd Deter eae Soa PLUMBING. JAS. F. BE! Makes a of FLUM! Srrangeme>t PERIENCE. Rit om ion and ING, with « view to ite ‘Orders promptiy ‘mars-lm* STRESS WAT! Adit ks MADAME Es- have the ae ce larweet STOK in the ‘MENT at 9th SEER OF GRAND Tee othe 4, clock Earsinipents, BSONS DESIRING a BEAUTIFUL MU POOLE. UT oral cai imens of our wor! at Boom 5, Few pupils Ba F street mee R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00.. Bt. Cloud Building, Beal Estate Agents and Auctioneers. SAVE YOUR RENT AND BUY A HOME. HOUSES AT ALL PRIOES, AND ON TERMS TO SUIT. ples Nee ay fargo gehen gg os So - monthly, &., &¢., &o. ” Store, 1811 7th st.n.w. HOUSES. 12 Int st. n.e., 12 rooms. 949 T st., 9 rooces, mod. Woneresume desirable Hoos in ‘oxouiange f fo desirabie Lots. oe MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security, at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. fel9 ——$ BOOKS, &e. just OUT. Jarman on Wills, vol. Schouler on Bailments, incindi Daniell's Chancery, Practice, &c. Oral Deformities, by Kingstey. Roscoe's Treatise on Chemist & eneaS ta a et a yilsnew by 8.6; ‘French: a Works Conmpete 7 ois. . new ed Nellfe’s stemoriosy bs rey... ‘new stock of Prayers and Hymnais jus ceived. The new styles of stationery receiv prompt W. H. & O. H. MORRISON, Aw BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 475 Pa. ave. de ygeseesesss mard EW BOOKS. N Aife of Alexander ‘sTho celebrated In- ian Missionary," 2 vols.. Farrar’s Life of St. Paul, newand Sh cre inl yol., 83. Sunshin rassey, $3.50. sty By Bae 4 PY Hashes, “Xtal fui and complete ssscrtinent of Lenten Books, [° aera = & 80) fe020 428 7th street n.w. ATEST Pap helt lady RNTSON’S SONGS, with (OIRS PRINCE ME’ STATESMAN'S ZEAE, BOOK ROC TY, Bl worn Salas GRIST —Thomas Hi INTER-OCEANINIO CANAL, 81. FORLENT, and other Lenten. DAILY SOU BEALE J. CHAPMAN. febl6_MernoroLitaN Bookstore, 914 Pa. ave. EW PUBLICATIONS. SECOND VOLUME MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE REMUBAT, in Paper, 60c. Franklin Square, MOTHS. By Ouida. Cloth, $1.25. —a OF PRINOE METTERNIOH, 2 vols. TENNYSON'S SONGS. Set to Music. 85. ALL NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AS SOON AS THE FINEST SravOIATY. STATIONERY A FRANCIS B. retitey Lata AND aE, febs 15 Pa. Kb FRR Ww. W. SHARPE & CO., . PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are suthorized to contract for Advertising in this ANTED—CAPITAL to purchsse majority of Stock in com: y Cebaing? splendid patents; .fomething better then electric qa or telephones. “Urparalieied tunity for a good man who can \rocure the necessary capital. Address Box 106, Star office. Bee soe TO LOAN, In Sums to Suit, Ow Reat Estate SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mar9-2w 1223 F st. n.w. J ANTED_70, BXCHANGR $100, worth of Painting for Carpe! y or Groceries. Addrees PAINTER. Star thee, on narseat™ ‘A FINE GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, with Fixtures and Stock, for sale; good loca: fon, central; selling on accotint of sickness. Apply BOCHLER, 931 Ist.n.e. mars-3t RARE AT A SAORIFICE—That Reantifal wre: Oofect on Eat by 80 feet on td mar8-10t 0. ©. GREEN, A BS CHANCED AT PRIVATE SALE, THE,, WELL KNOWN, ARLINGTON, LIVERY STABLES, SITUA TED ON G ST. BET EVENTEETH, EIGHTEENTH STREETSN.W, The entire stock, comprising the whele outfit, Horece, Carriages of every description, Hearses, Xc., and the Furniture connected therewith, and Lecterary for conducting the above business, is Cifered at a bargain to close an es ‘This is oneof the best paying wands in this city, and is particularly adapted to private trade, and a splendid opportunity is e offered’ to any to conduct, such a business. “Connec rhone to all parts of th For further information apply NINETEENTH STREET 3 mar8-ft* Washington, D. Ur en ar EG US: 9 draught tubes; Ssyrups. Corner one wishing with tele- add maré. FS ALE OR RENT Established BAKERY, 1618 11th ‘st. nw. ; lane Jot; sale on, easy term BERT F. FOX, maré-3t ‘No. 820 F sts mew. Fes SALE—At a reduced figure, one of those esirable small BRICKS south side of K st.. be- tween Sth and 6th sts.n.w. M. M. ROHRER, Stcond National Bank Building, 609 7th st m6-3t ROH BALE _Corver 9th st-and Rhode Island ay. suitable for business purposes, being, Girectly Snposte the new Citizens’ Market. ALBEL FOX, No. 920 F st. mare 3 NO LOAN—$5, aia government clerks pay re- ceipts: also'larger sums to loan on Oongress Fay accounts, and army ,ofleers “pay gasbed. ASUORY G. APPLEMAN, TW. -story and Mansard roof with 9 rooms and fine ern improve- dry noe my tients, wih a splendid lot ah feot front by L feet Geep to an alley, at cash, or $2,500 on ‘time. (Cost $4,500.) For particulars call on’ i {eR Soo ad Ge! Becosd “National: Bank Burt: ing. maré-3t 0 LOAN, T Moxey. ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Suir, At 6. 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay When Security is Ample. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, mar6é 10th and F sts. n.w. VOR SALE—A great bargain, if bought within the next ten days, that valuable PROPERTY Situated on Q ef., bet. 18th and 19th, near Conneo- ots & 6, Tand 8, square 14; in si about 8,000 Q aauare feet of ground. A number Srewall HOURES in tho northwestern section. of city, ranging in price from 81,#00 to $3,000, which be sold on monthly instalment pian Small to loan in will’ be sol cash payment only required. Sums to suit, at the lowest rate _mar6 Real Estate JOR SALE—A handsome HORSE, PH. HARNESS. Horse perfectly, gentle A great bargain is offered. nee ae UMEREYS » between 43g and bane ase A BEAUTE = ian TY PLAOE FOR SALE— A iiiyateevtilo, Stas ont the Batons and Ohio road, five minutes’ walk from the depot. It consists ef ubout three-fourths of an acre of ground, im- proved by a frame cottage and fine stable. Tt has about sixty fruit trees, embracing all the best va- rieties. House was built new within two years,and bas all conveniences. is isa rare chance for a ereon Who wants a cheap suburban home. toJ.P.LIBBEY, 432 7th st. now. mar: FOE RARE PENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR, OITY PROPERTY—A valuable FARM of 40 acres, five iniles ne. of Washington. GEO. TRUESDELL, £05 7th Bt. mard-10t OR SALE. VALUABLE PROPERTY at East Falla Church, Va., Sonsiating of TWO ‘ACRES. OF LAND in Fruit and’ Shade Trees, impreved with a new Frame Dwelling, 33x33 feet, ten rooms. Also, in whole or in parcels, 300 Acres in Fauquier county, Va.,on the Alexandria and Warrenton turn- rike, between the villages of New Baltimore and ; goed neighberhood; schools and churches convenient. ‘The improvements consist of 2 comfortable frame dwe.ling, nine rooms, and four other tenements; , & large and commodious stone bare, stables, corn-! ene ice- oe Dona etc. There are on the place some pe vines of different varieties,in bearing; from 300 io 400 peach tvees, besides apple and pear orchards. All the above described property will be sold low and on sceommodating term: “We have other. Farms in Virginia and Maryland for sale » desirable City Property. Persons Ry siehing toput purchage are invited to call and examine IN & WARE, Real Estate Brokers, No. 1411 G st. n.w., opposite the Riggs House. mar3-0t roe RENT-STORE and DWELLING; firat- Clase business stand; Rouse bas. six rooms be- nt $20. W.R.WLL- mar3-6t" Sides Storeroom and Cellar. ©OX, cor. 20th and I sts. DRY AND GOO! GOODS. SUM DRESS Dacian SPRING We are Gaile opening our stork of Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS, comprising aris he ‘sbrics for the season. Attention of pure! Called ta the following jastonenal, Printed ws and CamPbrics, Forel and Domestic nchame in plaide and stripes, suntings in D ockere, Dee Silke in new variety, An inspection of our stock is solieited. HOOE BROTHER & Co. mar8__ 1328 F st. n.w., near Ebbijt H. io STRIPED BUNTINGS. MOMIE CLOTHS, DEBEG! CHECKED WIN: KID AND LISLE GLOVES BLACK SILKS. ST) PLAIN SND FANCY Hi Gentlemen's fine Dress Shirts. Bain Cnsbrellas, color warranted in Umbrellas, color Stock all new. Prices low for quulities offered. = STRIPED AND NEW_SHAD! a ERES, PERIN TYLER & CHEWNING, Gate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), mar6 18 7th st. nw. WOTICE: NOTICE: NOTIC NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES. $40,000 worth of desirable DRY GOODS at loss than wholesale value. Anew line of Colored and Black Silk FRINGES opened next week. With a full assortment of TRIMMING NOVEL- TIES and BUTTONS W. M. BROWN, mar6 817 Market Space. GaInTs 1 SHIRTS ! SHIRTS! & ae DRESS SHIRTS ‘ TO ORDER. i 30 FINISHED AND UNEINISHED READY- MADE NOVELTIES IN. NECKWEAR A AND HOSIERY MEN'S. FURNISHINGS, mY ‘Shirt MAUCK, Phormnron. 816 B sts wate. op). Patent oMc0. JHIRTS, x SHIRTS, SHIRBETS, TO ORDER. TO ORDER. R TO ORDER. 6 ELEGANT SHIRTS FOR 86. 6 FINE SHIRTS FOR. 7. 6 SUPERIOR SHIRTS: 9. Buy the EUREKA REINFORCED, the best $1 SHIRT In the city. For sale at DUBREUIL BROS, 1112 F street northwest. mar3 tty marl p™ GOODS AT OLD PRICES. 6 best, -wide BLEACHED COTTON at the ody price, Xr Large size pure LINEN TOWELS, 123c., (old "hare size pure LINEN NAPKINS, only 8¢., (old ee white ere hie 50c., (old price.) iO mad fonts, ) The very best O. lo, (im short Se., (old price.) {losing out of all our Ladiest CLOAKS at actual Pure Woo! 1 Colored CASHMERES: epanoed, Pod 260. Oolored and Black SILK VELVETS a\ Coen and Black SATIN! DS, part wool, 1: Nortn HAM LACE, f6r Gittains, 12%, 15, 20, Ete ap 50, ‘OVENS. Sandsomely Embroidered with Silk, iy ‘75 to 810. CARTER’S, 711 Market Space. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. Onr 81, $1.25 and 81.60 BLAOK SILKS are the Bear in this ci BLACK SILKS, 75 and 870. BLACK BILE: eats 58. assortment. Every pair of our BLANKETS at actual cost. aize Donble BLANKETS reduced to 82. Black snd Colored CASHMERES, very wide double width, (pure wool, ) reduced to OLOTH, for men and boys’ wear, 37, 50, ie To. cold eines Oar larwe i ane ‘size pure White BRIDAL QUILTS, , (old price, Houeyeomb Wiite QUILTS, 60, 62, 76, 8Te., 81, ot ieee 8, 711 Market Bpace. THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. The ‘Crown a" Shirt, only 60 cents. ‘Senave” improved Shirt, 65 conta. one hundred linen; only 75 cents. "one hundred Linen, only 76 ce rae sce tion ‘mado of te axsx muslin nt 75 cents. ict A the best muslin and twenty-one 0 cents. a at jan? AEE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE ON OIR- 4 CLE.—The owner of a large CORNER LOT on mnt Circle, facing southerly, is very desirous of witatonce. Please address Box 224, Ons ba } OREY, 10 LOAN ON Lire AND ENDOW. bay endowan Egos Ge on 5 BoB ra en es ine nies, maturing wi ‘adress, inclosing stamp for reply, HL Ane W, ROGERS & 00. ‘or. Lexington and Chari del8-eosm IR SALE—Two sets = rCHTE ERY for mak- ing Mineral Water all copper and in complete order. id_ cheap. SINGLETON. ‘care Dinsiwore & oRie, Raidimore, Sa mar2-2W* ‘OR SALE. Several lots of City Railroad and Insurance STOCKS and Local BONDS, all of which are re- liable dividend paying investments. H, J. FROST, feb28-2w* 420 6th st. n.w. OR SALE—At a BARGain—One of those hand- some. three-story prose: ‘brick HOUSES, with Pri pat N. oom 3 £12 7th et.n.w. Mor TO LOAN— AT LOWEST BATES, ON BEAL ESTATE SEOUBITY, B. H. WABNEER, 916 F st. n.w. Jan5 T3728) IN BEAL ESTATE SECURITY = 8,600, ‘ai, 000, 6300, ee J . Money LEIGHTON, jau3-3m* 823 i3¢ street northwort. EDUCATIONAL. Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN snd ietO._ Particular a attention to be- che nw OFESSOR EABROQUE: 728 13th st., ns ch graduate of Sorbonne Ua versity: Paria, Private instruction in all tye French ea aud rnlgeties. ‘Terins moderate. feb21 owt bran A LADY TEACHER OF SPENCERIAN PEN- MANSHIP will give instructions to a limited number of popiie at their residences. Terms mod- erate. Address Box 62, Star office. _ feb21-Im" \VENING CLASSES—Monday, Tuesday, eae nesday, Fri sgh T to 9 o’cloc! ack 85 per To Rae ‘advance. LAT iGLISH. Wa THEMATIOS. 3 eine ca Ebilore, West Pot Annapolis. , Private lessons at other ours. gt. APLYNN, aM 10a ots ateest in January. ANE eee es m. Hours for pri fe instruction. ‘fare tazon to adults and children. Ver! feaeieealzaet Reset a. tae aT - ours: Ym. tolp. m- tt 7 ‘APLEWOOD, INSTITUTE, Arar o Mes pre pasa tor Jor business, Vals or Harvard. Bisst St SHOR TLIDGR, AE, Pinotpal. ae Jas. H. Mann. Insurance and Real Bot Wet, Lebroit Building. an a RENTS COLLECTED. are xOR ‘MONEY INVESTED. General Agents for the following Fire Insurance Companies: 1 Hartfc nila ‘New York. ‘Tradesmen, New York. United States Plate Glass Co., Philadelphia. mart N. og BE ers. Geaaes ‘Orkrer ov DEPOT, Butts 8.00, beet NOTICE.—Since Jani fin from te watches a from eer en aa 91, nas oae can LADIES’ GOODS, {INST CLASS LADIES’ SHOES, BALANCE OF FINE STOCK AT REDUCED * ATTENTION TO ORDERS 8 QUNTINUED. ‘Soa Ih st. nae Branch H. WIREMAN’S. N RS. J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, Basing suet returned from New Ebr will exhibit during the week an elegant stock of OHIP and STRAW GOODS aD FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For Early Spring Wear. mart 1880 SPRING. 1880 MME. M. J. HUNT, fos. G91 and 623 D Btreet, Has just returned from New York, and pees open on MONDAY, March ist, a ful! assortment ot SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 QPEXING OF SPRING GARMENTS. SILK, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETS MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND CIRCULARS, At M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. [feb16]) 907 Pa. ave. ERDIUILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability? Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYa’s, 610 9th street. febt C= RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. .w0.5 Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, BILE and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jan2 VALENTINES of all description. Me" BELLE LUCAS. DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. a BRIDAL TROUSSEA! TURNING OBDEBS. Also, CUTTING and a. A a Hrovas-tth.a6m 907 Pa. me setae tenet EIy, BERETOVORS, EX. ER e SRICKWEDDE, | ae a iyo fe wil be aa aise BRIGRWEDDE wil cpatinae in Wainoss on Ren OE Sign: ©. Pe MILLER &C. aires "s Shere Goats Jug 50c. Coats odd Jacket. pagent “Bi.0o, Ne SF Bee te are Bist for Boys, 86.00, $7.00, ome" halt forasse ‘Peles La ; cheap. ’, 1878, 1 have oe aces