Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY ......... March 24, 1890. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. he Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper @ublished in Washington, and equal to that Of all the other daily papers here added to- oether. The President Upon Capital Punish- ment. The President is reported by the Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial as saying recently that an erroneous impression had been made public in regard to his position on the subject of capital punishment. He said that not only was he not opposed to capital punishment, but to the contrary he wasa stanch advocate of it. When he was governor of Ohio he had said that no woman should be hanged during his incumbency of that office, and he Supposed it was from this that the idea had been conveyed that he was opposed to capital punishment. In regard to convicted murderers in this District, present or prospective, the President intimated very plainly that no merely sentimental considerations should have any weight, but that any mitigations or commuta- tions of sentence would be due to reasons which properly should weigh. So far as any of the convicted murderers now here are concerned, the correspondent adds there is no reason what- ever for any belief that there will be executiva interference. It ts satisfactory to know that the President entertains these wholesome views upon the punishment of crime, at least where male crim- inals are concerned, and it is to be hoped that mone of the desperate classof women afloat here will commit capital crimes withthe ex- pectation of executive clemency saving them from the gallows. His position as President of the United States is so different in relation to criminals under the death penalty from that held by him as governor of a state that It would be very unsafe to count upon his interposing to save either sex from the sentence of the courts, This view of the case is supported by his state- Ment quoted above, “that no sentimental con- siderations should have any weight” with him in regard to convicted murderers in this Dis- trict, present or prospective. —_«re-____ Notwithstanding the fact that Illinots Is classed among the states that are reliably re- publican in the coming presidential election, there is active and aggressive competition among democrats for control of the delegation tothe Cincinnati convention. The fight over the primaries and nominating conventions is a one. Ex-Governor Palmer has boldly taken the field in his own behalf, while Con- gressman Morrison and Senator David Davis are relying upon friends to take care of their respective interests. Palmer is heavily handl- capped by the report that his candidacy is only aside move in the interest of Tilden; that his purpose is to secure as many delegates to the state convention as possible and at the last mo- ment withdraw with the view of turning them overto Tilden. Mr. Morrison has assented to the use of his name, and he said at the Capitol a day or two ago that he intended to make the very best fight forthe state delegation that was in his power. Senator Davis’ friends are counting largely upon having him accepted as a compromise, or rather a3 a harmonizing candidate after the convention shall have wearled of a contest between Morrison and Paimer. Therefore, the Davis men are not ag- gressive. They urge, in behalf of their candi- date, that he could carry Illinois by drawing support from independent republicans of the old school who were friends of Lin- coln. But itis patent that the democrats do not Tepose the utmost confidence in the politics of Senator Davis. They are afraid that he is not thoroughly imbued with the spirit of democracy, and that, if he were elected President, his old republican friends might have more influence with him than anybody else. The active fight for the Illinois deiegation to the Cincinnat; convention is, therefore, between the Morrison and Palmer men, though the Davis men are looking on and, in a mild manner, getting dele- gates where they can. Should the republicans, at Chicago, nominate as their candidate a popu- lar man, who would command the entire sup- port of the party. then possibly the democrats, at Cincinnati, might take Senator Davis as their candidate; but they will not be apt to choose any but a tried and true democrat unless the fight before them shall present the aspect of a forlorn hope. + ‘The debate tn the House yesterday was very lively and at several points became exceedingly personal. The protectionists are not willing to risk a tariff bill with any other committee than that upon waysand means. They have thor- oughly tested the sense of that committee and know that it can be relied upon to smother or kill every measure having for its object any re- duction of the tariff. Therefore the protec- tlonists were indignant when they discovered that a bill contemplating wholesale tariff re- ductions had been referred to the commitiee on revision of the laws, where it would probably recelve favorable consideration. The effort to send the bill to the ways and means committee met with a huge obstacle at the outset in a ruling of the Speaker that {t was not compe- tent to reconsider the reference of a bill intro- duced on Monday—regular bill day. Insinuations that the bill had been “smuggled,” in and that the House had been deceived were denounced as “willful and deliberate falsehoods” and numerous other expressions not recognized in Parliamentary rules were indulged in. The fact is that the tariff revisonists seem to have employed a little strategy, such as fs not un- common even in the House of Representatives, to earry a point, and theiropponents were not Wide-awake enough to discover it at the time. Had an objection been raised at the time, to the proposed reference of the bill, it’s friends could have insisted upom their point and then the majority would have had to decide It. One of the grievances complained of by the Striking piano makers of New York is the fact that their employers advertise their business. ‘To use their own language: “If competition is strong, the manufacturers [of pianos) should rather curtail expenses, and not pay $50,000 to $75,000 a year for advertising, instead of refus- ing a small advance of wages when the neces- Sarles of life have risen.” Nothing could well be more absurd than such reasoning as this, and nothing could more effectually injure the interests of the workmen themselves than to put their theory into practice. As any intelli- gent person knows, the prosperity of the plano ‘business has been largely, if not wholly, due to ‘the extensive and systematic manner in which it has been advertised. sut for the adoption of ‘this important ald in the sale of their wares, the majority of the plano makers in the coun- try would have been infinitely worse off than they now are. Instead of complaining of the Tate of wages paid for their labor, the most of them would have had nothing to do at any Price. ——_—_-+-____ As the time for the meeting of the national Yepublican convention draws nearer, the chances for General Grant’s nomination by it Seem to be improving. At the same time, it Indications are worth anything, his chances for election by the people seem to be decreasing. At any rate, itis becoming apparent that if he is to be elected that result must be accomplished ‘without the ballots of that portion of the Ger- man vote which has heretofore acted with the Tepublican party. Whether this can be done, ‘the leaders of the party, or at least that portion ‘Of them who seem determined to force the nom- {nation of Gen. Grant have probably considered, and they are doubtless preparedto go into the Canvass on the conclusions they have reached im the premises. The responsibility is with hem, and this responsibility they cannot shirk. ‘They have had abundant warning. ‘The glory or the shame, as the case may be, must be heirs, aad theirs only, ———___ ‘There are forty-four candidates for the va- cant U. 8. judgeship in Kentucky. Though the Fepublican party is not very large in that state, it geems to have an abundant supply of judi- ‘¢ial umber, 0.0. 3 : . by M. H. BURSREDS 493 sth wtp. w: (0 BROKERS AND AGENTS, Who can place Silver Mining Stok of s first-class company, which will son be on e dividend basis Parties who can neqotiate will jdrees P. 0. Box 2801, New York. EW SOLITAIRE! ‘A Game of Fifteen Caramels. Something New. C. C. BRYAN, Groors, Cor. 15th and I sts. n.w. CAPONS. CAPONS. mar24-3t Garon: A FINE LOT OF BEAL CAPONS, For 25c. Par Le., AT THE COTTAGE MARKET, 818 Fourteenth street. mar24-3t GEO. HUNTLEY & Co. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., HAVE OPENED aan dt ENGLISH AND FRENOH OHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., mar24 719 Penn. ave., bot. 9th and 10th sts. 719 OPENING. SPRING MILLINERY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAROH 26, 26 AND 27. NOVELTIES FROM THE VERY LATEST IMPORTATIONS, ar DAVIS’, 710 Market Space, mar24 Cor. Eighth St. GENTS WANTED FOR BRITISH FERTILIZERS. W. & H M. GOULDING, (Limited.) CORK AND DUBLIN, IRELAND, are prepared to arrai foe uenere or local agen- badd cies for the sale of their CELEBBATED FERTILIZERS in the United States and Can Ap) invited 10 be uddressed to W. 5. 6 Director, care of Messrs. CAB, SON, #1 Uiifl st. New York. MB. GOULDING heaps to be in America about the first of April, 1! mar24-2t EEIKEN's LINEN STORE, 828 Arch street, Philadelphia. PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, all new patterns, pure linen, fast colors. WHITE LINEN LAWNS for white dresses. WHITE LINEN LAWNS is now the favorite material for white dresses. PLAIN BLACK LINEN LAWN, SECOND MOURNING LINEN LAWNS. Ladies are always sure of getting Pure Linen Goods, and the best assortment, at MILLIKEN’S LINEN STORE, 828 Arch st., Philadelphia. Samples by mail; enclosestamp. mar24-m&wim TRape Ss. s. PrRR ee County, Ga. We have known "Swift's, Syphilitle Bpecih tested in hundreds of obstinate cases of Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Scrofula, etc., and testify le the most perfect and’ permanent cures y cal ons fuck L. Dennard; Sam. D. Killen, Judge jourt; J. L. Warren, of firm of J. ‘hrop jackson, Dep. Ol'k Sup. ., Savannah, Ga. ; Ed. Ji Gens Bi abe Gtloert. Dru Bierce, She: BS BINS, jen. Eli Warren: Dr. J. C. ~ Mann, Co. Treasurer; Wm. D. wie personally acquainted with the proprietor, ang also with many of the gentlemen whose signa- pear to the foregoing ite. ‘They are high character and standing. A. H. COLQUITT, Governor ate the SWIFT NEROISIO Gb. . HELLER & STEVENS, National Hotel Drug Store. HOW A REPORTER WAS ASTONISHED Prepared onl; Atiants, Ga. mar24-1m aan bunlding five scotch ies igh and nearly one hun- equa another nearly as cae ‘Sheretall ts ‘beatie. a2a activity, the firat equipped with heavy and intricate machinery, driven by an hundred horse-power engine: tons of india rubber and various medical Ingredients, un- gergcing, Tanipulation ; experts ae tue dif- we hud, it would have Passing idea of a little room with a merely a fowp plasters for a few people troubled with back and other aches; but ‘here, looking at the many buay women en; from morning to night in boxing and labeling the plasters, to be made ready for the market every day, one is amazed at the enormous consumption of them there must ba, Whi earth can so many ¢o?” we asked. ‘Everywhere; come into our ‘shipping, department and our state- ment will be ified,” and it was, for the books showed ‘ordera ‘from nearly every part of our globe. ‘These plasters seem like the leaves the ancients wrote about, that were given for the healing of the nations, to be sent into every part where there was ae srooklyn Eagle. it success of BENSON'S CAPCINE PO- ROOS PLASTER is ane to the fact that it is a de- cided im rovement on the ordinary, ate plas- ter, whi been known and used for 30 years. Tt ponsecnos greater ana tapes powerful pain-reliev- ing and curative properiee and is more prompt and_ positive in confirm the statement ¥ over all similar articles. whereby relief can be obtained in such cases a8 lame back, kidney and spinal complaints, rheuma- tism, stubborn coughs, whooping cough, and all local aches and d pal, ‘with eo much convenience, quick ty ag by the uso of BEN- ON 3 CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. ma24-1m We ABE PREP4A ARED TO SEUL GAS NeHIREA AS Sete dois OF aude QUALITY WITHOU' BEING, AGENTS FoR. 9, ORE, AND OUR STOCK PAID FOR, Wee ‘E NO INDUCE- MENT TO OFFER FTRST. CLASS GOODS aT OWER PRICES THAN CoEES ARE SELL- ING AN INFERIOR ARTIC. ODS IN THIS PARTIES IN WANT. OF GO LINE, CAN PURCHASE THROUGH US, 80: As ARE SUITED TO THEIR TASTES FROM HE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST EXPENSIVE. ode oes ‘AND A LANGE: AND TNCREASING BUBINESS” 18 THE BEST REFERENCE WE ABOUT: ‘APRILATH WE SHALL QUR NEW WAKE ROOMS, No. Tas Rew YORK AVENUE. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., mar23-3t Masonic Temple. REASON WHY DREXENS VIENNA BELL Popular Perfune of the aay: Ist. It ina compound of Hak ands te pity Fragrance, Strength and Darsoey it is ex 3a. Its Pa ye and sees Balicacy of Per- 1, and can be had of gods ‘Dealers in the Uni- +s Props.» Baltimnore. ous HOLLAND'S PATENT RECORD GOLD PBX, Patented Oot. 2, 1878. DE. F. A. VON. MOSOHZISKER, OFFICE 619 Nineteenth st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, &c. Br. a : MOSCHZISE ES has now been lo! h in Washincto1 lished uffefent in sail grec toon that farther commend uon of ihe respiratory organs, bo 1s well known beth in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER feels some personal gratification in the faot that the resent, contains the of all rections of sobabr nee ny other PHY- BIOIAN O ‘SPE SPECIAL Ein the falted ‘atarax, Th RS ‘TO HL M can ex- fed at his office by those interested FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. thank ry sincemply forthe relief I received Spacceruss Seoee ve eeloua saat - ” VOORHEES. RESTORATION OF HEARING. eee roo Moschzisker's treatment in my case—ca- deafness—proved a perfect success. thinkit oat tribute to him to make it known to all who need his medical services that I have the om ‘his professional abilities, uimost confidence i RTOMAS SOMERVILLE, National Brass Works, Washinit sn. Dzan Brn —By the advice of Senator Voorhees I placed myself ubder your frestment for a. case of throat disease and Daaal catarrh. I have reason to boventively satietod wits the. Fosult of f your skill, snd You afo at iberty fo reter anyon, to7me. Chief of the Redemption Divkion’ U.S. Treasury Ofice. : FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. Dr. von Moschzisker brings me letters of intro- duction from genilemen of character and standing. ‘They speak highiy of his skill and success in the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those of the Respit Organs, and of his attainments Sea physician Bronhis trestsenk of scare oie der my observation and personal experience, I think hocangivereliet in sll cases which sdmitof remedy. HORATIO SEYMO Office hours: From 9 a.m. tol p.m., and ee 3 tod mara 2D. icest Cream, Milk, and Vogetables, any, ayy are of the 5. BROWN. PECIALTIES FOR EASTER. fap. goon ROASTED COFFEE. A FINE MIXED TEA. Bag BAB! SOAP: EXTER QUALITY SARDINES fier B55 1143 7th Street Northwes Dear M. A. HA! af Goods delivered to al parts of te a, res of ue GREAT SPRING OPENING or MILLINERY, AND PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, AT THE FAMOUS KING’S PALACE, 814 Seventh Street, CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 27TH, INCLUSIVE, On account of the unprecedented rush, a great many ladies not being able to gain admittance, and in order to accommodate the public we shall con- tinue our OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 27, INCLUSIVE, and will offer new attractions from day to day by fresh accession of New Pattern Hats Just Janded in New York. This is undoubtedly the finest display of Pattern Hata and Bonnets, Flow- ers and Feathers, and all the Novelties ever ex- hibited. It has been the unanimous verdict of the thousands of ladies of Washiagton and vicinity who pronounce the Spring Opening at the KING'S PALACE the most magnificent display in style, quality and quantity, and we feel proud of being accorded the praise of again taking the lead, as we always have since opening the KING'S PALACE. ‘We shall, as stated, open daily new and beautiful designs of the most attractive styles ever offered. Remember, all who desire to witness the grandest Fess SPRING MILLINERY in Washing- ton. OPENING WILL CONTINUE UNTIL SATUB- DAY, INCLUSIVE. KING’S PALACE. 814 7TH STREET. mar23-Bt Lid jURER AND ASSnasoR's OF- on WasuiwaTon, D.C... March 22, 1880. Notion to hereby 2g ven, ‘that licenses issued to eddiers, and Produce continue ROBT. ts DODGE, mar22-6t Treasurer and Assessor, D.C. Rae OF CLASS WOR! Fain WOOD, CARVING and SA° ALSEY, mar22 4t* Room i Corcoran Building. ‘OB BILIOUSNES: FOR INDIGESTIO) FOR Ee eee AND i HEARTBURN, USE NATTANS' WORTABLE E Oat) ‘HARTJC axp ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, mar22_ A4ith and Land 2d and D sts. n.w. 1880 srurme: 1880 I have just received my STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING, He NSINGTON AY, FRIDAY ht Colored Casi” mere Suite, Blue Flannel and Yacht Glogs ruits, in frock and sack; Worsted, Light and Dark Colored Pants for dress and business. Also, a very large assortment of BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS. ‘The above are only part of goods received. Want of space forbids mentioning others. others. ig my stock, mn I have taken apf dae, {a orier fo get the CHOLOEST GOODS that could be obtained, and am satisfied that no one a better scornent in the city. T purchased these woo fi Fhuoea and can thererore’ sell ROTONTSHING Low PRICES. To be convinoed of the truth of tals assertion, a cordial invitation is extended to all to visit my ‘es- tablishment. A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 101L Pennsylvania Avenue, mar22 Between 10th and 11th streets. QEED-caTs. 20,000 BUSHELS FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY LOW, ar WM. M. GALT & CO,’S, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave., mar22 Near B. and 0. Depot. B LOoUT’sS GRAND OPENING OF PARIS BONNETS AMD ROUND HATS, ALSO, THE MOST ARTISTIC SELECTION OF FEENCH MILLINERY GOODS, &c., ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ‘Manca 21TH anp 25rH, 1880, ‘To which the Public is invited. i. L BLOUT, mar20 -St nw. EAUTIFUL EASTER EGGS BIRD Besant, nso, OULOMS tor dyten cove DAVIS & HENESS, mn 6 8.0.co ASiheand HM sts, nw. __FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANOES. ED— Thoroughl ANTED_ luxeepiaeny—Thorou ay eeice: Apply a1 11€9 18th et. n.w. TED_ Several competent SEaauaaESS ws nd ono ASPEEN. immediately. Con- stant employment. Apply at 1219 L ste a. W. ANTED A second-hend BIOYOLE larg> ALS of A i gnoush for a boy, a State price atid (CTTORS, to pay to pay ta good eee An A NO. cae MER for ‘our mil- linery department ave city experiance con fone other need apply to GHAS. BAUM, No. 416 7th at WASTED Sy mnie i, SITUATION an chan. ith washing and, ison * ference, Ad: with washing i Hise Bor fer fice ea ance in Varsicin Boogie et statlrues Of Wis bh log oy ie ar 24, Federal Building, cor. 7th and F ets. Roem OS Puce & GO. ED A firet-clare MILLINER. Apps to aPTGNG 8r., 926 7th st.n.w. -8t ANTED—A OVOK and Hot Ia ata. L. WAAC an Ae Se rmaras-ot WAX iTED—By s respectable white womsna SIT- UATION re cook, washer and ironer, or todo Lars ‘neral aL neunewark, best reference. aires See ‘Ajorin in a psivate family 00d Teferetices re- in a private fami = quired A Apply at 1614 Hst., iSfveen the hours of ean Oost aE Wee Re ee ae ORAWFO! OF ij mar23-3t_ Li RENT Ins a small private four weli SRR noawe hae al modern improvements: Apply at 309 East Oanitol Fe BERT Thee ‘ROOMS, on second and third Soors Sindow on the ‘second floor: «as and eh me 0. Tos ithe ee © Emprovermar2-6t RR EerT Pouce me No. 1235 are st. Wek obs foe «To & good tenant will be reasonable. “FOr tarae ‘call at Lis Rew fork ave 8 BRENT No; 1735 19th st, 7 rooms, mi No. 17 H st., 9 rooms: will bug epost eat nea TF zoom omy PRESS BRICK, m. tay 1B me 7 = = nine roo! ‘and cold “ay cellar donble bap-windows re louse, Or 1235 New York ave. OR SALE Cumar—Terme 825 cash sad #13 onthly, new six-room Hi HOSE wait th gas, water ont Park. rad a STARE, 1429 New phar! OR RENT—922 17th st., om =a FFitrasbnt tor one oe 086 Sears bE (OR RENT—PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No. Fes? Pennsylvania ave. Apply to to WALLET & FOE BENT_ 2216, = et. n.w., new aOURES = ‘wind RA i Reagan neyle ‘OR “RENT = The Comranien and ra I ELLD DWI iG, I Hest. n. Penn- sylvania ave. Inquire of W- O. ‘MEE: 1429 Pennoyivania ave.’ ae R RENT—Four Unfurnished aren waite ble for light housekeep’ ‘A good chance fer a small family without » Apply at 1450 gas, range, all conveniences. Taauire want Sas ‘or three Unfur- niched ROOMS suitable for housekeeping, in First Ward: Addzess, stating price, J., ae ave.n.W. ws NTED_Pyperiensed BALES -LADIES. WINDOW DRESSER ana 1 founs, MAN for gent’s furnishings; also CASH Bi t refer- ence reaui ais Royals 117 Pas ave aNTED Sy pensiamans wife anaid cone nice! hed suite of ROOM! ent suited) wi with or without Board ath, Be ete., commil- Bloating with suite; southern exposure preferred; within few minutes walk of Interior Department: Answer, stating terms. Address Box 80, Star of- fice. ir28-2t* WANTED. FHOTOGRAPHER, OOPYIST. Ap- ply immediately at 918 Fat.n.w. mar22-3t* ANTED—At No. as Soldiers’ Home, a white woman COOK. Satisfactory references re- quired. mar22-3t* Pani oe 5 DETART MENT. BIAMES: in | O xchange for Foreign. r cash. at 409 7th ae. ia ee mar2a be WANTED 1100, SUITS of Gentle Clothes to CLEAN at 1008 F at.. one door from 10that. Price only $1.90 per isnit: “Very best work. mar22-31 ANTED—A respectable white WOMAN as ood cook, washer and ironer, to go five miles in_ the country. Apply at No. 216 © st. n.w. mar22-3t* ‘ANTED—LADIES TO KNOW that they can ‘have entire Paper Suits trimmed; a perfect fit ranteed. Mrs. GARRETT, Agen! tor vaaat Grippon's Patterns. OBS Fat inew WANTED, By alady of good Sioa UATION in'a Notion oF Confectionery store; (ipeesnot an object. Call or address S440 6 ANTED SERVANTS of all goria. | Those in need of Servants furnished free of charge. **People's Intelligence ‘Oftoe, fon ral Building, gor. 7th and F. C.E. PRIGE & CO. Wares SITUATION to teach small chil- dren; is Situation assist in Sewing, housekoop- iO ing, &c, ; or a Situat higed ay. home is more an object See tome; the bert valence gina Miss HOB” Alocangrio. Vac marist" TYAN TED AGNES con ate from 5 Ch F day by 8al ‘useful patented article. au at. VAN ZULLEN, 380 Fa. & .w. Samples mar20-ot* oe To RExt — Good DWELLING- HOUSE, sbout 8 rooms, furnished or unfur- See ale a ana oe Teese mmediat ion require references. Address, stating terms atid locality, "Bor 98 ase mari9 ANTED SERVANTS of all kinds, and oe help. Samllics: forpished at short notice free . Tth and G@ sts. P. Be Bowers, Om marl§-3w* Sand #4 fal a rat Building. Tobie aan Gaile id choose & Cae pif nee from 18 apr Hinds. Any xchange for any ini aria Topairing © epecity. Mo ise. ect ion ag companion “and help BOARDING. FFE, RENT | Handsomely Furnished Front southern exposure, bay windows, with or without BOARD, | transient or permanent. Mrs. ELDER, 941 H et. mar24-2t" 1 995 NEW TORT VERE: ‘two Rooms, Parlor and Bed-room, Sonmanicatin, same size, nicely furnished. BOARD red ‘OR RENT—With or without BOARD, tw three HOOMS, at 607 E at-n.w. ; referepoat ox: -lw* Bid too, convenient aes Tone BOS. 339 Kt. nw: boomer marl2-14t* RENT—Furnished ROOM! ‘OR ed. with Fioato, in a private family. Ost. n. Fea ne pT aEMOnT BE offers erie ith first cies Fe pie for $25 and aise ener month House and every HE LOOHIEL HODRE, | 512 mee ae conducted boarding of the cosiest a houses in Transient boarders dated at reasonable terms. LOST AND FOUND. novld Fes ase ‘and senna a ficor, single or en suite; handsomely furnished. Also, single Front ROOM, central and pleasant Jo- cation. 734 12th at. POR RENT Fine COUNTRY, PLAGE, pear =a diers’ Home, 11 rooms and stable: frui din: SHERMAN £60 BE Clond Dulin Fo artly for- nished ROOMS, second ond floor, as, bath, hotand cold water; every ‘conveni¢ eeping. References exchanged. 1627 Oonnecticut eye near Castle Stewart. mar20-61" ‘OR RENT_—No. 11 D st. n-w,, 13 rooms, new- irae ‘Atted up apd in complete order, fine cistern, ine house and stable. @. W. G00! PER, 330 BALE—ReAsoNABLE TenMs—Oottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern | im corders ‘Office, ‘city Hall. Firs RENT Furnished or unfurniseed SUITE: dow, bath, d floor, and one on third floor,” Parties having childsen or ren nee not ots. 1423 Iowa - m2-24t° F% at very < choice four-story SHIGE HOUSE, 1 ite heed Bea TE OD Same it fou ge Tiepfemises, or of 3: ¥ W. Ped ois 8 (OR RENT—519 qatnet. Lw., handsomely 0d 81 f ROOMS a ial miodara im- rovements: iret, an ia ee sath on each joor ; b14-3m. FOE BEN: PABLORS and BED- Mond? ROOMS th for furnished ponseksen- , and several Gres BED! MS. 854 vata avescorner Qe OOM Sgt Sat FOR SALE. RK SALE—A pair of fine EEE HORSES, tiampbletonaat Apply at L- TON'S Loan Office, 314 9th street n. mar24-6t Fa SALE—80 AORE FARM, 10 miles from city and 2 miles from Wilson Station on B. 6 frult tress eS pany of wood date WHITAKER % marda-st ERR Fo SALE—Seven head of HORSES and a pair of gaatchied Black (Balf brothers) just ‘om Frederick county, Va., at GHE! OSBORNE'S ‘Stables, Gor and 839 Geta we RARE CHANOE- ‘A six-stop solid walnut case “GEO. WOODS” QRGAN, but little used, for 855 cash. ay SIDNEY YY NIMMO & 00.'8 410 ilth st. n.w. B SALE e TOP BUGGY and PHTON, with Pole and Shaft. Also, a fine DRI- VING and SADDLE MARE. ‘An orders for parchesine 21 disposing of Btock will receive rompt attention. and satisfaction wuar- anteed. WM. & DOWNEY, Stable, ois tits. Fee SALE—Just arrived, 16 fine big HOSES. Be eore Coupe Hi Horses, Two Saddle Horses, Horses ; rivers and good Stoppers- seen Si Tah ee ‘hw. ies is JOHN T. HOPKINS. RK SALE—Fifty different in otylns 0 of New and Second-hand Top and No Ti BUG GIES. SIDE ‘MP ROCKAWAYS, Fat yOanraces, © ee &e., sui tad examine Olir stock ut 840 Louisiane EXPRESS W SPATES & HAHN. sion-top Phetons, Doctor es, Boxes and several good Business aeons; also, a No. 1 second-hand Coupe Rocka in good con ng flon, at my factory, cor. 14th and Daten VALTER. a ea iting promptly attended to: ae SI00R OF SPRi x8, Lae ail Page Ste wAgOr 8, suitable ler. for sale very low on monthly instalments. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Prospect st., Georgetown. marll-3m wR RENT. FOR SALE. For full lst, cal or send. for, REAL ES- TATE BEVIEW,, published monthly free. mart 2 |. H. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. R= ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr. CLoup Burtprna, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. uw! AND 8TO! it Lehderiph ded cael FOR RENT in differen’ Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR § Sal that are are very leairable will be Bichanged for | $$ HO! LOTS FOR SALE, and wh tdvanced for Building. (os Ted money will be SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 ‘OR RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL Esraix AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. — Imake no charge to lar.dlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constantly. I f the finest buil sites in the ci! for euleralsd, Houser in every section at. prices from $1,000 to $60,000. Now is the time to ay: B. O. HOLTZMAN, mar20 10th and F sts. J) UVALL & MARE, 804 F atrect. FOR RENT. ay rooms, m.1 - 8: m Pres S8823225S3 8-r00! *, Window and cellar, on 2 Columbia ear 0 n.w. ot 20x100, $3,000;1300 0 nw. *S stories. ayn dows, mod. imps.,84, 000: ie No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. Eat., near 125 8.1 poet stand 2d: sty 65 Gor. 1 dang as. Gi eH 854 Net. ewes. 1121 always on and E. A. MoINTIRE. OR RENT— THE OORCORAN BUILDING, ete U. 8. TREASURY, 16TH STREET. re8, Office Rooms—s or communi- catia Ie Sst Offices, Stu Re ete. Water and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat Dak x rooms for: storage. Inquire of the Janitor. Fr SLES Sa BUILDING LOT fronting on Iowa Circle and Rhode Isiand ayenue, con- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. R SALE—Desirable PRIANGEE, 1 bounded by Nand 20th sta. n. w. ; con. FO! New Hampshire aven' tains only 4,310 square feet of land, ‘apa is entirely soerocn ‘by wide parking. FOR RENT—Handsome large BUILDING, fac- ive Peni oford lvania avenne, near 14th st. nw. ; suit- urant. RENT Large “STORES and OFFICE ROOMB in ‘Lenman Buildin ling. FORRENT 1916 15th st-n-w.. a desirable threo- story, nine-room Brick DWELLIN' pEOBRENT, 1604 Caroline st-n. a +s NEw six-room THOS. J. FISHER & 00., 1228 F street northwest. marl? oR SALE—New and Secon apd CARRIAGES varie rump, Beats tenon ‘Opa, Rocka Drs.’ B , _Phwtons, i rs. Buggies, ie Sule Deore eee | 9 RO) ose ooh st., bet. D'and En-w. ‘OF SALE—A lot of fine AIS BIRD BOARS, Sov, very Shean, ‘ot tho Berd Store, 1183 7th st.n.w. 8. . 110-2" Pier ABOUT EURORARING O On DISPOS- of {CARBIAGES, HO! OST On Saturday, March 20, s BLACK OASH- will and It to thelr advan MERE ‘A reWard will be Kiven tase to cal'on mg, aa haves coustan for ite ae Toil 1118 ne ‘et. new. Gemmand for 7a HEARE, nang | cH ggg ts or a dead-s0) “RING, lost yestor. Petwen et. John’s church and K'st. Return to | an DOWNEY, Sabla 618 Tee i Ost A BLACK and WHITE CAT, Diack tail; w Pi . \ OTICE.—I will pay no debts contracted in n a oS mara 3 hame from and after date Maren 29, 1880, une ym $24 Indiana avenue, a young S ‘ahs BULL Dog: cropped ears, with side of face black. Persons returning him. will be suitably rewarded. mar24-3t* OST- Between Feb rebruasy 10th and March 22d, 1880, a NO" By deed of trust, for P 50, made by reincisn Fi zines fey OE pooree & | eitdes and by him endorsea ed. ‘aral st rtiating na Sete SaNirat HEP ef FINANCIAL. {RAUD AND FAIR DEALING au IN STOCKS. A New Book giving an expose of the impositions practiced, a, eopocially, on a counery at an distant di esi New ote Stock Broke ape = vs 0 60 ee poabpeid, THOMPSON, Jr., Mmarli-w,s,4t 62 Broadway, New York Gily. _____ PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, Famoved, from 616 9th st. to 717H tiny oa gold and ant slivers Gas ‘apesaly (Gnarwee ‘Reference: ies Domer and othersm6. Sez ‘VICEABLE FEET DENS! Poe site to health and Pd personages, from far ‘and near, years Wiait Willard's Hotel, for relief from Is, Vaa- cclar Tar Keoresenses aud cust sitions of the feet. 1861. Office fee, 81 per visit. = ENS, BUNIONS, &o., Sad. RYBAO Cite Ghiropodist, Dr. J. SEHRORY my Oy oorfect oo cioctive 5 remedice. i aeneabee Ce R. WEISENBORN, ‘removed to 410 11th yet sh PESTS ‘set, an ions Siegal reomn st ressonebls prices. ae tracting, 60 cents. deci MS. BEOWN, DENTIST, No, 735 tira 5 Oxide ven for tho, Pi ead ined. operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient location cf this office. ‘Three lines of sas Hemoved fosoutheast< curner. Curae tik ana ats, n.w. my26 Dewrist, O19 7th ot, aw. between D¥ Fond kate Boautiul Sete of teeth ite ea Betracting without oct31 a Specetions watrenied G°LDIERS CLamms, customs, INTERNAL REVZNUB aND LAND CASES SETTLED. yee maine | B less upon my written order. mara3-3t J. T. CLEMENTS. ANTED—Oorrespondence with owners of land (in Maryland or Virginia) containing golde bearing Quartz. State location and price per acre, and eend earnDio nt quarts to E. W. ‘AKER, Real Batate A mar23-at iigeb nr. HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY FOREWARNS any_one from bu} three notes for $66.66 éach and payable in one, two and three youre from November 1879, given by him to Georgie L. Leonard. _{mar?2°3t*] . H. THOMPSON. FMOREHODS Gites), CURED WITHOUT thing to pa INS, ML Dey I P. LIBBEY, 432 7th st., will remove to the wih ga ana ear 8 All perso sted to ‘until 14 13th st. n.w. marl7-3m stisfaction given or no TELLS ALL, ‘THE EVENTS OF LIFR. Ei each. dio Live, bet, ath and ih tis oe Gantoniwe x ‘ Jie ggonctouty, PATOH FaMINES fries “Hep ma. sp eaerae, SES to6. $11-15m‘ ENTIRE STOCK DEY GOODS, MILLINERY, rene so isarxashes ‘will be closed out at cone, REGARDLESS OF COST, Prior to rebuilding the Store. OOME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. D- ee ENGEL, 926 Pennsy! mari8-6t PRING GOODS. MR OALL 18 SOLT ‘Pei LADIES" RIDING FABIO cra tpt. Neweirt NO PAY.—Pels Corn Solvent. Sure cure fc en corns without pat 250. ESL So's Agoat for Distros of Cohumbia i tied Tee ‘7th st. n.w. CHEN FEED. BOOKS, &c. HE eee BOOKS. ac : ke i 'y sti oF ee Gon re Canal and M Winter Sunbeams, by 8. 8. Gox John Bunyan, by J. A. Froud: Elihu Burritt, Gilbert Stuart and His Works All the Magazines for April. EASTER CARDS of the latest designs. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Svccessons TO MoHUN Bros., mar20" 2015 Pa. ave., cor. 1ith st. UST RECEIVED —A new supply of EASTER CARDS ond ASTER EGGS. EASTER CARDS and EASTE: EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS. 4 vary TAGE AasonTMeNs on hand this year, In- cluding designs from all the manufacturers. ‘The Reader's Hand-book, by Rev. E. 0. Brewer. 83.50 Oral Deformities, by Kin 5.00 Patent Case Index, by W. 5.00 Schouler's Sballmettay including Oar 6.00 Prayers and Hymnals in cases and separetely. W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, Law BooKSELLEES AND STATIONERS, marl9 475 Pa. ave. o4st=2 CRNA fee CROSSES, rtments of Pran; ge, Marcus Ward's and Hil- cgbetia mers ‘8 Lies Chit a novalty. Easter Ang ga ‘arranged b: Lrg eon fin Ester oo 3r Babbati! ee ‘Cards, ‘Birthday. ‘Cards. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, marll 428 7th street. ASTEB CARDS. E BANNERETS AND STANDARDS, In Nickel and Bronze. PANELS AND EASELS. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, In Sets and in Cases, all Styles of Bindings. CORRESPONDENCE OARDS. PAPETERIES, Latest Styles. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, marll Mergzorortran Booxsronre, 911 Pa. aves BOOTS AND SHOES. N=’ YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. jualities of our SHOES are ‘TEE: iXACTNESS EIT, DURABILITY AND MODERATE COST. SPRING GOODS DAILY ARRIVING. racien French Kid Boots, French or plain so: BiNEs, 4 ea ig ee it’s French Ogi Sreet aukerasa Siac Boye ‘sood Shoes. cae GEO. McCARTHY. Bhoes for Boys 1, $1. re) Gente Galter Bo Ladies’ Peb. and Kid Put. Boots rcoie ‘Goods as low in - Pair Steth's Hoel Pintes given away, 8 1014 and 1010 Pa- ave. Pign Big Eboe. Be SNOE STOR, mat 2614 14th st. HAND | TO Los LOAN ON IMPE toe fat rr pay Fe gece Py Sau FOR ae CHEAP ‘Also, ELEVA- TOR, suited for cellar vee. ic mars HOLALE AD &00."8, 20."8, WASTED 8150 t0 ‘8300 will be paid to any ene water ecuting me a position as clerk, TOF tt gover Do pes government departments. Addreas on Rhone ee FR SALE-GROCERY STORE, urine fre centrally located and dain egnd clase ‘aden Box oa Biaroftice: Tanrisse qaaTED ss 000 f = Wes Serra RR es ee FI ane od 000. Will ar por for one = will, pay 10 'per cent, Broperts at Siew: Apsly O: a SRRREN ‘Oe and $e ShorENty Fe TENT SALE_Desirable heaith; DUNTAY HOME, ‘veut Washington. more & Ohio Railroad: mu ren’ CALVERT & O0., Baltimore. mar23-1 tory and basement Brick modern imovrove- . h corner Lot 23 foot parking attached. Will sell with or without corner Lot at low figures and easy terms, or will exchange for House on 14th et., fet Circk . York Cat SBTN, & EN. loand 18, SIN HAND (TO LOAN ON BEAL Bs- E, at 7 percent CHARLES W, HANDY, mar22-3t 509 7th st. n.w. W iwANT AT ONCE, A DW. PTT — from 86,000 to ee 00. ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON, mar22-3t 1420 New York avo. {00D APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS, ON REAL ESTATE SEOURITY, IN BUMS FROM 82,500 TO $6,000, At 7 per cent interest, can be expeditiously filled? Apply to mar22-6t JOH Bee} Room 29, Yorcoran Bal dine ANTED—3,000 at 7 per con clase W Teal cetate security. Né commissions moe” *Biar oftion. ee ______atarothion, NE-HALF OF A LARGE OFFT the O™Mcoret LeDrolt Building for Tout ‘cheap to's rocdlparty. Apply to war0-6b JOHN T. ARMS. TOE PALEHandsome Jewelers, SHOW CASE. rill eal chica ch PBI oo Suh st. xt do wil eal cheap, L.W., next do: to Pension Office. nara0-4t> ae “OF EXCHANGE TROUT RUN HOTEL, with Furniture and F: excellent business. Also, FARM in Tennessee, with sprinaca, 5000 acres in Kentucky ; Texas 640 acres. Good ti- tles. JOHN WIGHTMAN, mor20-6t* Trout Run, Bs. 0 LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, In Sums To Surr, At 6, 7 and 8 per cent. No Delay When Security is Am: le. e eo: HO N, mar20 10th and F sta: n.w. Fe SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contsin- seven rooms, with seven lots in fine condition. ‘Ako, FARM, containing about forty three acres, situated at "the Washington & Ohio Junction; fifteen winutes ride frou city; good dwelliaye and guibulldings < suited for .wtock. 3 yard, market ar- den or greenhouse. ily. t0 ‘mard0-im DUNCANSOM BROS © Acts. M ONEY TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, aa 6 wer cont. interest, on first-class ,ilt edge real estate BH z. WARNER, 916 F st. n.w. VOR SALE—Stock, Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of an old-established Wholesale and Ra- Ge ICE CREAM and GONFECTIONERY ESTAS. LISHMENT, doing a fair business. Reasons for Salling. interest in another business. Address ‘Box ir Office. marl5-2wt* a SALE—AT a DamGaiN—One of those hand some three- ba “press: brick HOUSES, with bay window, on no ide of M st. n.w., between 4th and 6th fs: ; nine rooms, all improvements; in perfect. condition; brick stable on rear. Apply’ to EEN, Room 3, 412 7th st. n.w. mar16-m, w,f, 10t UY A HOME—At great bargains, TRAMES, 4 and 6 rooms cach, good Tote sth marl9 d 17th ate 8. $00 to 8700. cash and 815 monthly. OLIN isa Ft n.W. jarl3-1m re SALE BY THOMAS, TS A DESIRABLE FARM Im Farnrax County, VA. e Farm contain eighty acres of choice lan sine on the Lit iver turnpike road, about. 11 miles from. Washington, Tt is well Toned, has three never-failing springs upon ib, fifty ‘sores and the balance in timber. ‘The improve- Tentaconrist only of @ double leg house containing four rooms and i ‘his Farm is said to be the best Farm of its size between ton and Warrenton, Va., andonly about two hours’ drive from Wash: on, over & Dod noe and well suited fora market and dairy “tuarl2-eo10t F. MINOR, 1836 Ist. n.w. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLAGE FOR SALE — Baltimore and Ohio 3 ea (consists cf about three-fourths of an im- reveal bys Trae cottage snd fine sible About lzty embracing All the best va t sixty fruit trees, Feties. House was built new within two youre, and has all conveniences, ‘This iss rare chance ance tor pore. who leap suburban home. SES TPLISOEY, 493 Tih se 0. Ww ARGAINB.—A rare inducement ig offered in handsome three-story Press Brick RESI- ENCE, with brownstone. t near Connecticut ave. ; proverty ding. rit on Set., between 14th and 15th sts., with 8 rooms, all medern conveniences, and in perfect 20x125 to an alley; price 82,600—on easy, termi y, Also, small ‘BRICK, well local $1, cash ‘anc permonth. HOt rome, modern ‘mnprovements. ‘Titles ail perfect or no eale. prly ‘W. E. BURFORD & 00. 702 E st. n,w. marl3 50,000 TO Dea to Buit, On Reau Estate SecuRiry. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., mard-2w 1223 F st. n.w. 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE BECURITY— 1,500, $1,000, $800, $600 an = FU Lelauton,. 823 436 street northwest. settee ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and 1810. ition: be- pas sai eget —— LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native !e Of Borbonue Uni- versit vate instrnction in all the French branches and niceties. ‘Terms moderate. ae 'VENING re apee 6 Tuesday, We Jf peniay,, TA 7 to 9 o'cks eaten Ft eee GREEE. FRENCH, ENGL. ATHEMATT Gs. Preparation for ‘Annapelis. Private lessons ai other ours: *pte. ARLYN, A/a 700 Oth etrest PRUD'HOMME'’@ term in January. 91 10 aS ae iy s ly and practically taught. uredays, at 3% p.m. Office hours: 12m. tol Da. ‘erms aicate. decl? eee OenooRD) Senta p oats or bubnces, als or aevard. First ‘J. SHOR’ eae, A.M., Principal. aaa E BUSINESS ©0! cae Em APD SraeEe Denar course comprises Penmanship, OCom- sin- le and ible a Political Economy, ‘Law. and Leo- tures. arene sessions. Open for recep- Shen For partioulare visit the Collore, or sddreas aug6 ‘H. 0. BPEN "aL. COAL AND WOOD. NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR oe Geen and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Fe. ew. 3 16 thet n Dew. : and 2i1 ETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT. SPECIALTIES. [ARY MEDICINE DEPOT. 409 14th street n.w- SPECIALTIES. ‘Medicine for. Jingments Be Hoof Grossing tor ti green. Medicine for Ostile, St Bonet © 8 Low r. SMITH. V. 8. WAVES, WAVES, Wy, VES, ana MMBROSLAL. 616 9th st., ‘opposite U.8. Patent maré .