Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY .Miarch 29, 1880. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. ee ee fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Dublished in Washington, and equal to that Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. Liberia and the Monroe Doctrine. Under the above head a communication ap- peared some days ago in THE Star in reply to an articiein this paperon ‘European Upon Liberia.” This communication has some errors which need correction. The writer calls in question our assertion of an extraordinary desire by France for territory on the west coast of Africa, and he implies doubt as to an offer by the French government of a protectorate of Li- beria. Our authority for the first statement is based on a letter from a prominent officer of the United States navy, at the time serving on the African coast; and that of the latter as an- nounced in a communication, also addressed to the consul general of Liberia in this city, Mr. Coppinger, from the vice president of that re- public. The government of the United States has always exercised protectorate powers over Liberia. It charter-d and outfitted the Eliza- beth—the Mayflower of Liberia—and gave free passage in herto eighty-six colored people as emigrants, sending the Cyaneas convoy. It dispatched, in 1820, the Alligator on a voyage of exploration, and her commander, afterwards: Commodore Stockton, with Dr. Ell Ayres, agent of the American Colonization So- ciety, selected and purchased Cape Mes- urado, where now stands the city of Monrovia. It has made Liberia the asylum of nearly six thousand recaptured Africans, seized by Ameri- can officers and cruisers in carrying out the law of 1519 for the suppression of the slave trade. And it stipulates, in the treaty with Liberia, signed at London, October 21, 1862, as follows:— “Article 8. The United States government en- gages never to interfere, unless solicited by the government oy Liberia, in the affairs between the aboriginal mhabitants and the government of the republic of Liberia, in the jurisdiction and territories of the republic.” Under this unique stipulation the Alaska was sent only four years ago to Monrovia to act in conjunction with the authorities of Liberia in suppressing the revolt of the Grebo tribe, at Cape Palmas, in which it rendered valuable service and without firing a gun. In view of the peculiar intimate and foster- ing relation of the government and citizens of the United States, and as a colony of people from our very midst, now a republfc, it remains to be seen whether the President and Congress would not promptly and decisively interfere, should France or Great Britain by force attempt to “occupy” or annex Liberia to their possessions in the same quarter. The writer of the communication in question ig not theonly one in America who remembers that France has apparently abandoned some of her possessions on the west coast of Africa. There are those who are also aware that efforts have been made by that sagacious government: toexchange several of them, and other points of land, with Great Britain, for territory else- where, in order to concentrate French power upon Senegambia and the adjacent region of ‘Soudan, and ultimately, to make this territory to France what the Indies are to England. Is it not much wiser for her to lay open the trade of Soudan to the world, than to be digging a canal across the Isthmus of Darien? The writer further denies our statement that Soudan has a population of 50,000,000, and at the same time quotes the British Encyclopedia, which gives it at 77,300,000! The fact 1s that this vast region has for centuries been traversed by trading caravans from Mediterranean ports, and within the last century it has been visited by American and European travelers, who concur in declaring that the country in many parts, especially in the Niger Valley, is densely populated, having walled cities of from 10,000 to 20,000 inhabitants, only ten to twenty miles apart, with innumerable towns and vil- lages between, and likewise the cities of» Kong, Sackater, Timbuctoo, Kano and others, with from 40,000 to 150,000 residents, engaged prin- cipally in manufactures and as center marts of trade. And yet the writer compares its people unfavorably with our Nez Perces and Gros- Ventres Indians. ‘This writer further declares that to reach the trade of this rich and populous interior the only way is by caravans from Tripoli, and up the Niger by small steamboats. If he had lived half a century ago, he would have said that the proper plan to reach the Mississippi valley was by Conestoga wagons from Philadelphia, and keel boats up the Mississippi, Ohio and Mis- sourL But the true way to reach the Soudan country is by railroads from the west coast, which is proven by the many contemplated railroads from the British and French posses- sions, and Liberia has the shortest and best route for these. Liberia has a population of about 1,500,000, in- cluding the newly annexea Kingdom of Medina, and with a railroad from Monrovia to Western Soudan and the Niger Valley, she would com- mand the trade tothat vast region. The British have three lines of steamers from Liverpool to the West Coast, and one from Hamburg, show- ing what the commerce is even now without railroads to the interior, With the latter it would doubtless be enormous, and yet not one or all of the powers of Europe, can ever colonize Western Africa, as they have not the people that can endure the climate. Tho United States have the only population which can live and thrive in Negroland and thus secure its trade if our commercial and manufacturing interests would but assist in the matter. Half a million of freedmen are considering the subject of re- moval to Liberia, and large numbers would go if they were alded in their efforts. Let America do this and thus reap the reward in a very large, profitable and permanent trade with Africa. When the tariff anon is brought up in the House let some friend of free trade and fair bag d object to the owners of heel mills voting io keep the duty on wood pulp, and let us see What they will do.—N. ¥. World. Why, they will decline to vote, of course. Rule VIII of the new code, recently adopted by the House, says: “Every member * * shall vote on each question put, unless, on mo- tion made before division or the commencement Of the roll call and decided without debate, he shall be excused, or unless he has a direct per- sonal or pecunt«ry tnterest in the event of such question.” The words we have placed in italic settle the business for the gentlemen referred to, whether their sense of propriety would ex- ercise any restraining influence or not. ‘The originators of the anti-third term move. ment in St. Louls are counting upon a large at- tendance at their forthcoming national conven- tion. They base this calculation upon numer- ous letters of sympathy received from all parts ofthe union. Before going too far in the pre- parations for the convention the managers had better stop long enough to remember that it Costs but three cents to send a letter of sym- pathy, while it would require an outlay of dol- jars for the writer to attend the convention. Should the convention prove a faflure it will add a new impetus to the Grant boom, and it ‘Would be pointed to asa sufficient answer to all 2rgum ent of republican opposition to Grant. &t. Louis sends out a telegram that her new City directory shows an increase of 7,120 names over the number printed last year, and that, by the usual ratio of people to a name, which she Claims to be correct, the whole number of names im the directory shows the total population of the city to be over 540,000. If the papers of ‘both Cincinnaii and Chicago cannot at once get ‘Up & series of tables for their respective cities, Seeing these figures and going considerable ‘better, we shall lose fafth alike in their in- genuity, their enterprise and their patriotism, ‘The sentence of thirty years’ imprisonment at bard labor, pronounced by Judge James upon darrett Pitcher for the crime ot rape, is a ‘wholesome one. Next to the death penalty, imprisonment for this length of time will serve to relieve the community trom these hideous criminals. —_—__-+e2-—___ Dr. Dix ought to start on a lecturing tour at THE “ FAMOUS.” No. 400 Seventh st. mw commas D. THE PUBLIO, BY THEIR PATRONAGE SINCE OUK OPEN- ING, HAVE DEMON- STRATED CONCLUSIVELY THAT OUR TITLE OF THE “FAMOUS” IS DESERVED BEYOND DISPUTE. WE PROPOBE, HOWEVER, TO MAKE 50. 400 SEVENTH ST. STILL MORE FAMOUS, BY A STRIOT ADHER- ENOE TO THE PRINGIPLES FIRST ADVANCED, VIZ: FINE CLOTHING AL ONE PRICE, AND THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE MARGIN. THE “FAMOUS.” No. 400 7th st. n.w., corner D. mar29 ——————— Sutines INALL THE NEW SHADES BLAOK SILKS AND SATINS. TEIMMING SILKS AND SATINS. COTTON AND LINEN LAWNS. TIGLE GLOVES, in now ahi OSTERY HAN DKi OutErS ana OORSETS. ie STICK. at ihe lowest prices. (OUSEKEEPING GOODS. WOOL BUNTINGS 20c. AEE Wook WINSEYS, 36c, Caine au new and seasonable. Prices marked. for cash trade TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), mar29 918 7th street n.w. y ILLINEKY NOVELTIES. SPRING DISPLAY OF ELEGANT WILL BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAROH 31 axp APRIL 1. MISS BETTIE TOMLINSON, mar29-2¢ No. 1140 7th st. n.w. WEDRING PRESENTS. Wwe invite particular attention to our exten sive and varied ent of articles, designed BM ene in. great variety. IN JEWELR' Z VEL TANCY PLATED WARE. LONG’ be SCONCES and MIRRORS. ez Mes PATTERN BONNETS. TRA ari aunts. Et Etc., Ete. M. W. GALT, BRO & C6.. " ” ar29 1107 Pa. ave. HE HEKTOGRAPH. NEW PROOESS OF. DRY COPYING—100 COPIES ROM AN ORIGINAL WHITING IN cat WENTY MINU’ ‘The ink can be washed Of a8 {70m a comm slate. It is the best Copying Pad in the world aoa the only one that has any practical value. Wo fuar- antee ertiefaction and allow trial before payment. HEKTOGRAPH CO., mar29-6t_ 425 7th st., Washington, D.C. guts THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. The :‘Crown Diamond” Shirt, only 50 cents. The “Senate” Improved Shirt, 65 cents. The «My stery”’Shirt, made of the very best mus- un and twenty-one hundred linen. enly'7S cents. " Shirt, made of the Bear musiin ee LINEN, 75 cet Boys’ Shirts, af the pene eau and twenty-one hundred Yinen, 60 cents ms At MEGINNISS’, mar29 1002 F street n.w. STRAW BERRIE: SO FLORIDA CHANGES 3 AND SPRING VEGE- TER} RAPTN, GROTISE, OANVASS BAOK AND BORTOS tacts oR, SINTRA TONGS LEOT OY! 8, 4 8 * Habe BLACK Bass, HALIBUT. SMELTS, Seto! FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO.. PALACE MARKET, mar29_ Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. eae ra C. GES. ‘CARRIAGES. ARRIAGES. fine and Ja ‘© assortment oft ‘de clase CARRIA( prices. P Repairing promnt wattonsed to. Hop: H. GRAHAM, tos aS aND Factory, m29-3t 410-416 Sth sta bet. Dand bikew: LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STA’ Panky \UTALIAN, MARBLE MONUMENTS, EAD STONES, ANTELS, &o., which will sold at very, reasdn GRANITE MONTES TS nade to order. ERFORD, AIG Pennsylvanin ete wo, a mar29-3m Near Star Office. PEL QORN SOLVENT, Bod Bus Extermina- tor, Persian Insect Powder, Rat Poison, Gum Camphor, Wie de Meyer's Catarrh Cure, Soaps, Perfumeries, Combs, Brushes, &c. For sale by & HENESS, Drugwists,’ 8.¢. cor. 13th and Hate mar29- 20 Ls JOHNSON & CO.,. Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. ©., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DI8- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOME+TIC and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. mar29 YONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday Css | Saturday, at his office, 456 Ont. Dew Dest 436 st., 2to$p.m., whe, with 18 years experi- cccefumantacs acenin dined eae Urinai Qrains, Nervous and Sewinal Weakness, N Emission, Tinpote ney, Ke. Gouorrhiva or ‘Syphil- in, recently cou tracted, positively cured in from 5 to 16 days. ‘Consultation strictly private, and sepa. rate offices for ladies. Refers erg shysi- Clans of Baltimore.” Main 9 Se Euan at, itimore. Charges mod mar29.6m G_PORGE RYNEAL Jr. DEALER I OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL xiwws OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). * ——— ee ee Mies CELLULOID TRUSS ANDSUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER RUSTS, WI BI REViR WRARSOUT, ALWAYS GLEAN, nana oak be worn while e bathing: is for gal a ee f ¥ cS TI Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the want of lady patroi 910 tovieed te se the pract an ni est e practic: jeatio the Oral system, ‘april Lath and 18th, at 10s a ot rae classes for children at moderate. Office ia 12 m. to 4 P. m; ; Mondays 4 and Thursdays, 4 to 5. mar29 B.m.; Mondays and Thursdays, 4to6. mara) Ge TO JIM ee ee ae 206. ae street, for Car- pot Lining, Felt, it ahd Gravel Repairing, and Lin Time it, Plastor, MTH 8T.—MLLE V. PRUD SOMME is DREXEL'S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE. Is the Popular Perfume of the mh Ast. It ig a compound of rich and rare = For Fracrance, Strength and Daren itis “3a. Its pe and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume isa 2 Retails at 16c., 25c., 50c., aa A, LILLY, JR. & CO., Props., 1, and can be had of Dealers in the Uni- * marl8-1m,2p,2¢ Baltimore. QPBING stock. BAGO SOE oneviora, $7,8,TEED. LADIES' BIDING HABITS a specialty. mar2T ONE PRICE, . BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘We desire to call particular sttontion this week to our elegant SILK SUITS, MANTILLAS, DOLMANS, CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, AU now and First-Class Goods arriving daily. OUR FINE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is now complete, and we are prepared to execute ali orders on short notice. MONDAY, MAROH 29. WE SHALL AGAIN OPEN EXQUISITE NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS, THE LATEST STYLES. ‘We have excellent bargains in BLACK SILKS, all popular and reliable Brands. OUR DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMING NOVELTIES ARE WORTHY OF INSPECTION. ouUR LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GooDs will be found EXTRA GOOD VALUE and second to none in quality and assortment. ‘We make a specialty of Linen Sheetings. LOWEST PRICES! ‘WOODWARD, LOTHROP & OOCHRANE 705 MARHET SPACE, WASHINGTON, D. C. ONE PRICE. fmar27 ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and Just as durable. BEST Goops: Foreale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &c., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave., mar?7-Im Near B. & 0. Depot. RUPE WEAR ee Guanes 25 ots, we fler’s fo tle men: ‘tales 08 free: Good music will be in at- tendan mara?-2t” ORNER'S MIXTURE WILL CURE In- fammatory Rheumatism, Dyepe and Fever, Nour Diarrl ts fo persia fa sone saad ror at, D: Wey OF at th STOTT & CROMWELL's, 0 Pa. 75 cents per bottle. ALCINED PLASTER. saree of NEWBURGH C. cite as AND. Y OABTING ELASTER, |The Son Bargh Pisa ster is acknowledged by all wh used it to be the most uniform ket. It is sold wholesale and retail by . WM. GUINAND, 623 Louisiana av enne ne pas the entire control in the District of this iarT-ste PECIALTIES FOR EASTER. LB. GOOD ROASTED COFFEE. 1 EB, EXTRA ae MIXED TEA. 5 CHOIOK LARD... ExTRE SRE QUATELY BARBI x) UPPLY STORE, 1143 7th Street Northwest near M. ILE, Ast. EW Goods delivered to all parts of thocity freoot Fo Sem FOR INDIGESTIO} ND HEARTBURN, UBE NATTANS" oP BRE ttenaxnio AND NTI-BILIOUS PILLS. ARTHUR, NATTANS, Pharmacist, mar22_ 14th and I and 2d and D sts. n.w. (HICKEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, Saved from Herr & Cisecl's fire, willbe sold cheap, b; 8S. C. McDOWELL, marl6-1m Ast and D sts. n.w. ETERIVARY MEDICINE DEPOT. SPECIALTIES. THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 14th street n.w. SPECIAL: Colic Medicine for Ho ‘TIES. Linements sppropri- ate for Horses, Tonio Powders for Horses, Hoof- for Horkes. Meaicine for Cattle, Sheep, Hoe bee Aon a8 ROBT. SMITH, V.S. LUMBER! LUMBER OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT LOW PRICES WILL DO. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE, 5. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.25. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFAOTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR 00. marl? WILLET & LIBBEY. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. SWVASTED-A competent BARBER, at 1396 Fat. Fe RENT HOUSE No. 111 Dat. ed BENT—By B. O. HOLTZMAN, Wy AN za Te0 good DEBSEMARERS. 8 I st. Dew. it ‘ANTFD—A good GOOK, ix private family. aft fy srast come well recommend Cant 1018 Bt nw. Were fak WHITE WOMAN Seis ae. wee TINY Of tRTUS POrBON. Call at No Rt Wan cog Sa am cory or stating amount of compen: sation expected 6, Bese Often fe ae yan a settled aoa Warton as Good references! No. 1599 Tet. & W Tr ble white woman, ARTO 8 a8 a ee er and ironer, Bost references. ApIy No. au10 M ae Rew. mec att Warnes Cah ee respectable colored wot SITUATI as cook, ‘chamibermald OF OF nut nurse Beat reference. Apply 1532 16th st. n.w. _m29-2t* ANTED_WHITE WOMAN to-coo¥, wash. iron housework in family ‘of "two. References required. Apply after I p.1.,155 Wash- ington st., Georgetown. WASSER 2S renpectable colored girl. arr ATION as cook or chambermaid totravel. Apply No. 4a} Ra a few ita ‘22d sts. n.w. r29"2t® Wirt coe eee are second . tunis a th wl be Pa nid Address JOHN month will be CEM iLETAMB tar offtooe ‘mar?)-2t° Call at )-2t* F&, RENT—Fornished ROOMS, in suites or ¥,: ‘gneie, with or without Board, at 803 9 st. ‘OR RENT—Two lange. pleasant, Furnished F 304 Indiana BOOMs, in private family. Marie ot N. w.—New BRICK, Hi st. even foome. hot and ald water, bay window, large ‘yard. Inge ee _ Pennsylvania ave. m: 2 FR Sie one nee ipalget ee ment 40 a aw. ApUly to JESSE ‘Be WILSON, 429 429 Gun wt. three-story BRICK, No. 1510 9th rooms; modern improvements: Fee oe oy paired ad Painted. Rent » ALBERT IR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUS! lat toouae, tT Poon any with all mandera. i, 68 5 Pirtto.w. Inge R ae with privilege of Ee ge eas ross within tan minutos care; peewee by two Tenemeat rouse, Barn, Ghicken, House, Se. ¢ never water 1,000 pe vines, an: Sal Serut an low ia ood fonaut. “ADpis to JOHN TT CAME BELL, 1: llth st. s.¢., near Anacostia Bridge. marho'st (OR RENT—Flarant APARTMENTS, on i F what AprIiO. at 1027 Vermont aves neat Mts Pherson Square. mar2T-24 WANTED Sy, Tospeotable colored man, , 2 SIT- UATION as waiter in private family, or as gentleman's attendant. Will make himself zener- ally useful. References. Apply 1218 [ at. 2.W. mar29-2t* ce WASTED To Bor TOT, a pew. of F and ih ‘ront not lees 20, to 100 feet.’ R., Star office. oP att ee V Rick, m4 La 280. tor Lot in tee of aioe mM. Ly OF 4 BRICK, Star ofl Bias Se ANIED—A WHITE GIRL, to wait. Also, wood COOK f and pastry; at KING'S, No. {00 isth ot for meat and pastry ; Sk aN go: "ANTED—Four nei tic t 7B W: ir is reetic MEN to fe orders Call ie | Co. for a staple articl ir commissi at 407 Sth et. n.w. The SINGER “Manat ‘ANTED—Five LADIES of taste, = = a plearant, business; 815 week when gompetent. Lady to travel. ‘Hoom 5, 1321 F s after 10 a. mnavit ae ANTED—A SITUATION in any of the depant- wi vive thtee hundred dollass: “ AAdrene aw ve red dollars. a RENCE FOSTER, Star office. ‘mara7-6t" Wy ANTED—An experienced Bookkeeper desires W EEAIANINY STEUATHOM eee tateclaee house, No. 1 references furnished. Addrosa J. NO. 83 at. n. mar27-6t" ANTED—By a Sar couple without children, small FURNISHED: HOUSE, or part of Thodorate- Permagent Gf saved. ih mo f References ‘ex changed. Address PALMER, Star office. mara72t* changed. Address PALMER, Star office. mard7-2t* ANTED—A good-sized STORE and OnE on Penna. avenue, north side, between 7th and ‘15th ets., suitable for a first aan Mode Best ref . Addreas. stati location, rent, and fall particulars, J.B.L.,Star ‘oftice. m27-3* ANTES anent tenant, on the first Went Pe B, 8 or9 rooms, modern tm: MMS $25, 30 per month, located be- Ereon K af ids and aatiand Doin sta,” Bout treet preferred. F.A.R., 1448 Corcoran st. mar27-2t* “-ANTED-Boanp.—A gentl ‘and wife de- sire a cheerful, well furnished RUITE. OF ROOMB, southern exposure, with Board family, and in the immediate vicinity oTnas Gircle ‘oreferred, oF F overlooking one of the onen Sanares pw. A food table, and the comforts of re refined home Permanent if suited. Grese Box 95, Star office, giving description, ioca- tion and termi ar'27-2t* ‘ANTED—A STEADY ConCRED) WOMAN for sneral work. Pp. m., at No. 1219 Penna. ave. mar26-3t Wr ELDERLY COLORED WOMAN N us cook, to go 6 miles in the country. 0 have ferences can apply between thee Thoura of 9 ‘4 at 725 20th st. mar26-3t WAS servant en of all sorts. Those in need of Servants furnish In Office,” Room Build ane, ‘cor. 71 ‘and F. 0. E. Heat SS ANTED—SERVANTS of all kinds, and other alg — —— Unt alors suorenodce pee . ice cor. lo- BoRtiD. STmarlé-Sw" work guaranteed. At OHAOE’S, 616 Louisi ‘BRA Sve. mara. LOST AND FOUND. FOE SALE HOUSE No, 2012 E st. nw. and lots containing about square feet. Ap iy to S. Re SEIBERT, 613 15th st. howe mar27-st- OR NT — Unfui ny ‘hed ROOMS over ow enke Ss, MOUIER & CO. Bankers, i6 Peamptania ave. Spposite Wilaris Fe RENT SALOON PARLOR BEDROOM. very handsome, with oll ith oil paintings and ne} furniture, {nthe une locality of 941 @'st mai Fe, RENT—From May until October, furnished HOUSE in West Fux prose pack None but vrivate farnily need apply. Address A.W. M.,Sta Fe RENT—Suite of ROOMS with bree if desired, in a private family. entienien References required. Apply 19% ee Renew r27-3t R RENT—1329 F st. n-w., large ai =i hané. somely-furnished ROOMS on second and thi: floors, with southern exposure; references ex- changed. mar27-3t ROE BENT A pleasant furnished Front ROOM on first floor, south exposure, suitable for two persons, No. 606 H st. B.W., one Square north of atent office. mar27-3t" OR ~RENT—Two nicely furnished communi- cating ROOMS, ali modern conveniences. Rent Jow to parties without children. COS nw. mar27-2i* On RENT Onrce DESK-ROOM and DESK in a pleasant » with use of private rear oftice, second floor, room 4) 1427 Fat. mara? att 1B RENT—Unfurnished, on second floor, one Jarge-size front and one medium-size ROOM, ane for light housekeeping ; watersame floor. ‘1203 H si maar27-2t* Foes ire furnished | front corner communicating front BED- ROOM, Za floor: modern tinprovenients, 820 per month: “ean cor. lithand Gets. nw. mar27-2t* ROR BENT Pleasant ROOMS, on ‘Suite, 2 floor, m.i., for light housekeeping, to parties without children; pantry furnished, if desired. Refer- ences. 1923 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. mar27-2t" OR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PAT- VATE AND AT AUOTION.—Seo Bulletin lasued on the Ist and 10th of every month, at the ofies of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w.m27-3t" \OR RENT—Light ROOM, with use of waiting ‘Room, 1321 Fst., suitable for Dentistor Artitt; #15. Two sto BRIOK, 1471 T a O ots. 8.6. ‘mar2i-3t ” Fe, Two STORES, with Dwelli yuitebie £0 for any Kind of business, Nos. 523 an + $20,and $36 per month Tee of ‘oHas “ CURTIN, 522 posite P. O., in H. A. Hall’s office. B RENT_Six ROOMS, with wiorsroom aud cellar, nearly new brick house, with bay win: dow, handsomely and Sabeantal iy tinishod, ‘and fitted With fine range, stationary wash- closets ani tanyo. mitra central and fealty location. To and responsible tenant only. ‘Apply 1isé oth st ES R.W. mar’ POR RENT 07 Fst. mw lange wa 50 T st. nw, 6 eooma wis; Soastiin se me 11 rooms, $20; 61 "gis thodo Island ave. 2 55 ae 6 1ith 8 roots, rooms inainia, ave. 8. W.6 6 roo! ‘Le. 8 «PBL ot aw ma, oe 30; ‘idl © 2 gam Boone ee ATTA HBL 8 E hee mara? Ste FOR RENT — Desirable unfurnished ROOMS. 809 9th st. n.w. mar26-3t* (OR RENT—Five or GROOMS nw house of 10 reors now occupied by a small family of adults. Inquire at a 9th st. n.w. mar26-3t" OR RENT—Comfortable 6 room BRICK HOUBE, No, 3254 10th st-n-w., Inquire en the iene ral Cl of D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F st. Lene fo.G. Stewart. Leave at National Bank and get reward. I O8T—35 REWARD_On. Thursday, the aa ae stant, in the basement of St. Mathow’s Church, a ‘T BOOK. Return to the Pastor. mar29-3t* Lier Nisiting: the Churches Holy Thi (day evening, a large JET CROSS, tipped with (ee if returned to 816 13th st. high reward will LL DOG, white, with one. face black. Five dollars reward paid © person returning him. marhd-21 5 REWARD.— From nS ieenatown Daw Yard. Eedand Black STEER, marked of fail with tar, March 24 Cor. 22th, Sts.n.e. JOS. Hote, mar29-3t* Lear -sixth Volume PENNY OYOLO- PED! e borrewer will much res by its return to 1289 Vermont ave... eat, SEE ‘$24 Indiana avenue, » young gr Sunday, March 21, = FANDLE Soe j0ats cut: leather collar, with aimee OG ioral coward if rol farmed 2008 FOE RENT At No 1208 6th et. n-w., 4 nice un: furnished ROOMS for housekeeping’ on second Hoge went bath, hot and cold water on same floor. Fai RENT—Six ROOMS for my at aah Si suit- ible for small family. Apply at 1 h at. mar25-~ On ENT-STORE No, 1105 Penneylvanis avo, Cadioining Gal % Co.'s Jewelry Btore.) Apply tBHLLLINGTON'S Bookstore, cor. tu and Benneyivania ave. marae FOE BENT _,.Unfumished second and a STORY. three reoms on each floor, suitable for housekeeping: oy window, a8, water and bath »between K and L. need Fo! RENTINo; 1738 13th ae =» 7 room: On TT ote 9 roome’” 830 Bs 200 wil -RESS BRIOK, m. i. ae |G HESTER, 619 7th st. (OB RENT AFD SALE. TATE REVLEW, published monthly frm mar24-2in rH. WARNER, 916 ¥ st. m.W. Re ERENT UE mas ren ea | eniences. Inquire house, ‘mar24-6t* Par ave. D.W. marat-2t" sie conv RENT—922 17th st., om Farragut eq LATO, PERSONAL. furnished, for ene or two Soares uaa Oe ES. BUT V. MUST ARRANGE FOR A personal inerviow by lotter, ‘to secure atten- 5 mai ae BROOKE, ‘ELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. ‘All business confiiontia, ‘Ladies and Gentlemen 50 centseach. 416 Lst., between 4th ane Bee aoe n.W. SS eee i Ds ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or. Gentlemen can be consult in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 3 (09 p-m Wate. Charges ticderate’ Wo faitieen Meee ane vate. Tnioderates No failures! Matn-cnica, 19 South ‘Eutaw at. -» Baltimore. mar27-lm FPEMOERHOIS PILES) CURED wiTHoUT nothin ing to pay until you ace cused ke AS COS ouare cured ke : zal Dy, 114 18th st. nw. marlt-3m LIBBEY, 432 1th ot. Will remove fo, the vifl call *igtan coaes 1g winio stook of WaTORES * . cues: 3 and SILVERWARE WILE B ELEY and SILVERY, CLOSED OUT AT ANY PRICE before that dime. are, ‘ADAM ROSS, the Teel ae Clairvoyant and Astrologist, gives better satis- faction in aif affairs of life than any one in geapro- the present and future ny; are avin en stance on all matters apper- pon 1g to es ove and mecmony. ALL Iw oS Le L. ion given or no pa Consulta: Roo. st., above D st. a ‘ON PATOR EXAMTNES TITLES, reports aa 8) ibilit eae Spee os oats ye ee to. $11-16m* PROFESSIONAL. H. JOHNSTON, ° fichoved trom 616 Sih at 15 117 st. oP ongold aad ever eh en Moderate. in ite. Reference: od Dr. incre bares "el lvania aye. Pp Maes cS RUOFE. mast po eee a 'OR RENT—With or without BOARD. two or EF three ROOMS, at 507 E st.n.w. ; references ex- mar20-2w* Fe R RENT—No. 211 Dat. n-w,, ms, oe wn Stted up and. i complete ten, ne pclatern, Eee: house and stable. Ww. 6 ‘mari of Geo 1e corder's Office, ity 1 marl6-3w* Foy Eee Raha or unfurniseed SUITE; y window, bat mateo and one m third ‘floor.’ Parties hat dren or servant usea aoe apply. 1423 Towa Giese Sa) 30 OR RENT—619 1sthst, n.w., two handso Ffirnianea SUITES of ROOMS: all modera tay provements; floors; bath on each loor ; terms aie febl4-3m_ [—Furnished Fiicoats ans nish PARLORS and BED- d several small BEDROOMS. ee renney la ave., Corner 436 et. BOARDING. for advertising their the ‘public constantly. building sites in cere nelly. every section at ‘Now is the time to way B. O. HOLTZMAN, 53 a: mar27 10th and F sts. E. A. MoINTIRE, Brau Es: BRoxss, ‘No. 918 F strect, opposite Masoilo Temple. A Sh oF pete tae HOUSES RENT- PEK MONTH. || heen vad ined nei Suburban 1518-1590 8 6t. ny 2ist, near H n.w. 142 Ast. n. 1ith st.n.w.,near K...35 is12 oth st. -w. Also, a umber of ‘tier Houser, Offices, Riabiee’_ aud ‘Suburbea perty. FOR SALE! FOR SALE! FOR SALE!!! 2.Brick Houses, 15th and I, (to close an estate)82, 500 Now Brick, near 7th and @ n.w, roomed Brick, with stable, 14th aud ‘New Houses on O-street line of cars... Houses near new mie on ath st: a Lot in northwest, 10.0x148; no casi for two years, § Lote near 1th and Q sts, h-w., #0 cents per foot. Lota and. a from #: MONEY TO LOAN! MOO MONEY TO LOAN! 1 have large spa, savall sums always en hand to bg ban ‘ut lowest rates. E. A. McINTIRE. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr. CLoup Burtpine, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portions of the Call at our Oftice i, the list. USES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some HOPE are vary dositaple will be msckanned for Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for building. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 UVALL & NA EOH REN ae 3006 BE n.w.,10 rooms, m. 1300 Q n. : a Ar Sasa mW, ay win PB. , B4, 000. as marly BENE CORCORAN BUILDING, Opposite U. 8. TREastky, 15TH STREET. Fine Stores, Office Rooms—sin ‘ly or communi- cating—for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water and closets on every floor. ‘Elovator ana steam host, Dark rooms for storage. Inquire of the Janitor. For SALE Beantifal BUILDING LOT fronting ‘on Towa Circle and Rhode Isiand avenue, con- taining 2,100 square feet of ground. R SALE—Desirable TRIANGLE, bounded by ew Hampanive avenne, Nand 20th sta. n.w. ; con- Eine cnr 4,810 square foet cael land, and is entirely surrounded by wi ¥OR nderby waperitg larze BUILDING, fac- ing fore Hee ae avenue, near 14th st. n.w. ; suit- t- restaurant. ~~ fora ‘Large STORES and OFFIOE ROOMS Re eee Building. FOR RENT—1916 15th st.n.w., @ Seaitable: three- story, nine-room Brick DWELLING. “FOR RENT" 1604 Carolin st L.W., new eix-room " THOS. J. FISHER & 0O., marl? 1223 F streetnorthwest. FOR SALE. F° OR SALE—Cuear—A five-year-old GELDING, perfectly sound and gentle; will work arywhere, “Address 621 Khode Island ave. Das We SALE—A_ handsome SIQTORTR CAR- OR RIAGE, in perfect order, at 1 INGHAM & CO.'S Si ee Ht a aa SALE-AT Tee con BUILD. 2° ING LOTS on Capitol Hill and northwest sec tion of city. Splendid chance for builders. In- quire 423 1th st. n.w. mar25-1m Fe SALE—A pair of fine se koh HORSES, ‘Hambletoniane Apply at Le 8 Loan Ofice, 314 9th street ay Sao ith ‘Pole and Bhat” Aut a digo DAY: wi le and Shaft. - VING and SADDLE MARE.” wiilorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock Billrece vepromptattention. and satisfaction guar- DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 27eh et. anteed. les of — a hand Top ana Ne ston BoG- Second GIES, DE ais ROCKAWAYS, FAMILY GANRIAGE EXPRESS WAGONS, Ko, at prices’ to. auit. the fimes. Call and ¢ 1o our stock at 940 Louisiana Sara. 2W SPATES & HAHN HAVE OR HAND A FINE cee CARRIAGES of my own make, such, asPhetons, Side Bar Bugyies, Exten- sion-top Phietons, Doctor Bugwies, Coal Bo! Business Wagons; also, a mupe Hockaway in ‘good ean tion, at ny factory, cor. 14th and D sts. n.w. WALTER, Repalting promptly attended to. Lees Swe Re IM AND BOARD, from $25 to 830 permonth, at KING'S, No. 765 15th st. mar29-3t* ss: TREMONT HOUSE offers cood ROOMS, ith first-class Hotel Board, for 25 and 830 per month. House is well furnished, heat and every way desirable. tears ta R ne largo, clewantly furnished ROOM fror ry desirable, with i BORED for ingle le Rooms and Bor 125 to SOR HOUSE, cor. ‘Towanda mor29-6t" ‘OR RENT—With first- test clase Feat) SBQARD, 3 two persot 35 9 ber Pt 60 WEN nicely-furnished Frot ow York ave.n.w. marké-o Ww W. SHARPE & CO., PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this Paper. mars GER? Ss BLUE MIDDLESEX FLAN- REL SUITS, best quality ($12, fast, colors; Youths’ from 16 ‘warranted tod fant colors; 12 16 8 and Etncy Cinan i for, meee Suite, from: ‘Vests at halt alae: form 1014 and’ jio1s Pa. ave. ANTED YOU TO ro (Walia fretclass Tailor made Second-taad SUIT much better and a great deal cheaper than s 3 PECU LATION. Cotton‘for se Bloexbaubs of tare, au ‘he part or eal! 100 bales of oreetn mae | He tee es fa as fete of the "J. F- EDDY & 00., mi-im 198 Peart street, New Zorn LE FEET BEING Siete Seats aoe, f fot ipougen visit Dit. 1 far‘and near, Wares well-kne ores ablishmont’ opposite Willare’s Hotel, ‘Tor rellef Trom aad avolaenes of ‘Exoresences aud other altinenta of tLe feat, te and othe? 0 Established 1861. Office foo, 81 per mard CER, PUNIONS, Ro., radically cured by the Cixue Austean Ghiropodist (De. J. BRO! KDE deo? ex perfect aud effective someaisae By emamber, Yésa Pennsylvania ave. pa DE WEIENBORN ge Sut 87, tosiop eh andl opes er img the! * qi a ea - cos. Ex- el at reasonable. declé a a, 8, BROWN, DENTIST, Ni : BRO R ON oe lite trous Oxide driven for the extrac: Hon of Testi ‘Each Toot 81, -Arainetsl ‘Teeth of every 1 ith care and sat By ural teeth p ‘Attention is Salisd tthe plant and convenient Hines of as pass the ipoation ofthis ofice. a Te aa TALBOTT Dawrisy Dentist, 919 7th st. r.. Detween Bets ‘ok cis ee tree ey Diar Beautitot Toots willed, oi Stracting with ain, 60 cents. ail operations pce TI ie ices 8 ae? * Indl ire eee ae ee ‘OR, RENT Nicely furnished front ROOM, asc md story, Pe ye Soe south, in a private fail, With or without BOARD. 193% N etonew. ar 1225 NEW YORK AVENUE, two Booms, J€) Parlor and Bod room, communica: same sizes, furnished. mar24-6t* ARD if desis ———— Lest STOCK OF SPRING WAGONS: suitable for all Pete ce Diane This Wagon ¥ nice: iv dntahed TOP BUGGIES, ‘TONS, one LANDAU CARRIAGE in order. Lot ond-hand BUGGIES and WA\ NS for sale very low on monthly instalments. JAS. PROBEY, J7 Prospect st., reetown. marll- Ja OR SALE— New sud Second-hand OARRIAGES Beats, EStension Fore, Rockaway Buggies, Gor Cart &e,, Bo S106 6th ob bet- Diand Huw. Ffate camer aug pon ‘&o., Btore, tore 1158) Pe a We COAL AND WOOD. 1 RENT—Neatly-furnished ROO! Eigndtcor: convenient £0 oxca.” em Ts, FRONT AOE ate furnished, N4tTrona FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and awarded to us over sont. House is well seam, ee oe TPs oom, wo iE, 612 9th s-n.w., 8 on8 STEPHENSON & BRO., oases th tho aie ‘Fransient Soarders soon: Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Gated at ressonsl movie Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. nov8 AL. OOD. EDUCATIONAL. Ce JOHNSON Bi me wei Weight tA dey ed Comxsotions,” COAL. So RGHBEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and probes Quality, Prien J. ert a8 all ag those wishing to be tes a vada ny, Friday, 7 £0.90 Sane vane in NGLISE, “MA EEEATA Griese, ‘Weet Poin: eu i pe at her hours. 8. 5th street -AELEROOD, INSTIT' o a5. Bt vers. course comprises Pensuauehip, Spalinee Sore Rondon, aera eae Business. "aritect, Praction, Political Econciny, y, Commerc La Senne A ay ete Green, faussh go REE foeries, ine office, wl mill and dé tad. ‘with 'up- vie bye Trostwose. oa With uneq aan Serictiea 80s id advant for tastory, extensive store Yards enabling pees Ree ps ‘and all ie unttogiate, comings to orders, we He MONEY TO LOAN, Mo** To 1048 IN SUMS TO sult, 6 axd 7 ro _Mart-3t? THOS. E WAGGAMAN. 519 Th at. QBle.000 TO LOAN ON REAT, ESTATE IN THE Domhwest, with argin, at 6 per cent; — seer swale 4 money fo Shan at {iow ee 806 Fat., LeDroit Building. Loan, MONEY ON REAL ESTA’ Ix Svms To Surr, —™ At 6 and 7 per cent. No an ‘When Security is Armpie. 10th i TE ONEY TOLEND ON REAL ESTATE, M to mut, atthe lowest ratem raphe — 5 WE vELL, mar26 Gt 806 Fai., Le Droit Buildin. 00D APPLICATIONS FOR G' ESTATE SEOURITY. ON BEAL IN SUMS FROM 82,500 TO #6.000, At 7 per cent interest, can be expeditionsly filled} Apply to JOHN Bi mar22-6t Room 29, Corcoraa Bilding. JMO8EX TO Loan— 8100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 Lp Conte inte first-class gilt edo real estate = marl9 TT SOAs OR FEAL ESTATE BECURITY— ESTATE 090, $800, aa a eae Er Lalo TON. ae J treat northwest 373 436 north BUSINESS CHANCES. ROE SALE_Vany Cumar Or exchanuce for city property RM containiny 125 acres, within Smiles of city : short distance from station on rail road. Address Box 100, Star office. mm! OR RENT—The fine GROGERY STORE, on ner of 2d and C rts. The FIXTURES ia fame for sale low. Possession «iven April Ist, 2680, This is'a business chance. “Apply on premt- v VaRtEDS 1,000 FOR TWO TEARS. on y asseesed at $2, 100: algo, on prope nested at 84,300: property in South Washington ; will pay 8 per cent; gino, aranted $2,000 on prop- erty northwest, Forth 86,000 wu in pay 7 pec coonk mar: and A Sittetere toa Pee = Hoution to the see here to wiv sonal attention 18 WOURE, SB its sso, well and favorably known, { offer at rivate sale the entire contents of same. Honse nearly full of good paying BOARDERS and bas a reputation seoond to none in the cit, ‘a S: B. OUTLER. mat FOE SALE _GROOERY STORE, STOOK and FIXTURES, sonteally locate andl dota good Dusiness: firet class barain. Good reasons for aell- ing. Address Box 102, Star office. marl9-8t* WAnTED—To Eurcnasr 1x w. Seo We Revere ane for a HOUSE of 6 or 7 Foome, mod. impe. ; not to exceed 82,000. One of Tor # rooms, an one of 19 oF 12 rooms, well lo- cat ice must be mod: TEIGER & i HEDERMANN, ae a 1418 New York ave. ENT OR SALE—Desirable heaith; COUNTRY H HOME, ‘near Washington Ba more & Railroad ; leaze to and fro eee cel hes rent. unhor Pa particulars, W! & OC Balti Taras ner desirable three-story and basement Brick DWELLING. on rooms, all modern imorove- mente, on 16th st. n.w.; with corner Lot 23 fect front, and parking attached. Will sell with or Without corner Lot at low fyres and casy tris, or Rill exchanye for House on Lith st. bet. Gircleand New York ave. CASSIN & 18, mar23-6t 1330 Ft new. Pc POE SAUE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain ing seven rooms, w: en lots in fine ponaition:) Also, FARM, Statin about forty-three ac She Waahingtpe, © Ohio | Junction: fifteen minutes ride from city; good im and gutbuildings: suited for stock yard, market gar- den or nhouse. Apply to ‘mar2o-im DUNGANSOM # BROS 7 Aucts. JOR ean ‘Btock, Fi: tare 00d, Lease of an old-established Wholesale and Re- tail IGE. CREAM and CONFEC TIONERY ESTAB- JSHMENT, doing a fair business. Ke: felline Invereet tn aot ther business. 14, Star Office. marl5-2wt* UY A HOME—At great baresins, 5 al FRAMES. 4 and 5 rooms each, good lota, ‘T3th id 17th sts. s. 3500 to ali cash aA ie monthly. Fo UoETawAN. fsa Se n.W- marl3-1m POE SALE BY THOMAS DowTING— A DESIRABLE FAR: ATR Va. The ighty acres of choico 1a lying on the Little river turnpike road, about 1 miles from Washington. It is well fenced, has Farm contains eighty three never-faili sprines upon it, fifty “acres cleared, and the balance in The improve- imentaycontist onty of s double log house contatiiiy four rooms and kitchen. "This Farm is said to be the best Farm of its size between Washington and Warrenton, Va.. and only hington, over & ood road, and well suited for wmmarnee aha dairy F. SNR a a. Are UTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE SALE— In peeves, Md. on = Batimores — Ohio farm. an e010t road, five minutes’ of about three-fourths of an roe im- ramo cottage and ane sible alg bas aoe a8 : reon whi fe one es ane Apply DE P-LIBBEY, 492 Tih btn. w. retin ,ABGAING frre nascie is otal ina ‘ybandsome three-story. Press. Brick BRESI- DENCE, with bi near Connecticut ave. ; rover built: 12 rooms, bath, hand ies, closets, and beautify ca nt: price $8, sto snd Buildine marl3 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J” BOTELER & BRO., ° HAVE OPENED THFIR NEW IMPORTA- TATION OF a) ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., mar4 Penn. ave., bot. 9th and 10th sts. ABLE WARE, HINA OBEN CROCKERY, GLASS" RE, ii CUTLERY PLATED WARE, Al HOUSEFURKISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) mar?3 1009 Pa. AS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! splendid opportunity is now offered to those in want GAS FIXTURES. Iam selling the celebrated goods of Mossrs. Mitch- ell, Vance & Co., Lowe than those of inferior class offered in this marks t. ll my goods are handled by practical men and tully warented: lease call and examine the largest and most mag. nificent display of Gas Fixtures south of New Yr rk. Tk. E. F. BROOKS, . 531 L5th st., mar22 Corconan BurLprxa. AS COOHING STOVES. The Washington Gas Light Comi gftce o haveattheir the Stove used by er ca cookers: Call and examine them. my20 ——_—_—__ PIANOS AND ORGANS. M. KNABE & COS GRAND volume of Organs ing satisfactorily attended Prete arte Pian iano Warerooms 423 11th st, afew a above Pa. = aight ars = Qelidon Guiversele 178" sf Rational Fats, Woshington. D.9., The Stiet Cemaead ‘Also Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach snd. giter ‘five clase Pianos and tho unrivaled Peloubet Oo. Standard 0: ‘WILD & BEO., feb1t yas pen oe nt Bede Bat Pavey mewotce Ray sok e EST Teo: aw. fa OBSERVATIONS oa “NASAL CATARRH azD or copies (10 conta), apply to or address