Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1880, Page 2

~THE EVENING STAR. _ WASHINGTON. TUESDAY .............. ‘March 30, 1990. ———____———— CROSRY 8. NOYES....Editor. The Evening Stor, has 6 verte a mor? onto | Goer any other daily Belished by in ieee aut oa sees i Set ‘The Tilden-Kelly Feud. ‘The action of the democratic committee of ‘New York in delegating the work which it as- sembled to perform to a sub-committee, has had ‘an encouraging effect upon theant!-Tilden dem- ocrats. They construe it into an evidence of fear on the part of the Tilden men, and, In fact, this is the view that 1s untyersally adopted. It shows that Tilden {s not confident of his ability to carry the convention; that he ts afraid of the influence bis opponents may bring to bear if they are given a cbance to meet at the same time and place with the convention. The mo- tive of the regular committee In deferring the call for the convention was generally under- stood. The policy was to secure all the accom- modations of the town selected before making the date and place public, in order to prevent the Tammanyites from holding thelr con- vention at the same point and on the same day. The sub-committee was so indiscreet, though, In talking about the con- vention that John Kelly’s friends very soon ascertained that Syracuse had been virtually upon, and it ts hinted that Tammany made use of this information forthwith by notl- fying adherents in that city to be on the look- out and secure accommodations. John Kelly announces that the anti-Tilden programme will be carried out even if it becomes necessary to build a wigwam for the convention and erect tents for the accommodation of the delegates, and he {s apparently in earnest in saying this. ‘The Tilden committee have issued their call for convention at Syracuse on April 2th, and no doubt the Tammany committee’s call for the same place and date will follow immediately. It is very plain that Tilden can count upon the state committee to do his bidding to any ex- tent, but their influence will be at an end when the convention shall have organized. Then the harmonizers will begin their work, but the only basts upon which they can attain success 1s in the overthrow of Tilden. The opponents of Tilden who do not unite with Tammany are preparing to make a contest in the primary conventions. Instead of going outside the regular party organization they belleve in fighting to control it. Therefore ‘Tilden is being assailed from two quarters at the same time. There is no doubt but that ex- Governor Seymour is in sympathy with the movement fo send anti-Tilden delegates to the regular convention, and it also has the support of the Word and many other influential demo- cratic papers. This is the element that Tilden really has to fear, for if it should succeed in controlling the convention a truce would soon be patched up with Tammany, but should Tilden have a majority of the delegates he will, by that one stroke, defeat his opponents within and without the convention. Tammany’s influence would be effective united with the other anti-Til- den“democrats, but in waging a bushwhacking Night outside the party, itonly adds to the Tilden chances of success. The outlook is very favor- able to another victory, within the party, for the Gramercy statesman. The Baltimore Sun has interviews with Sena- tors Don Cameron, Conkling and Logan, and several other prominent leaders of the Grant movement, which set at rest the rumor of an intended withdrawal of the ex-President. Sen- ator Cameron reiterates his recent declaration that he “was for Grant and had no second choice,” and adds that “Grant's nomination and election are as sure as sunrise.” Senators Conkling and Logan spoke with equally as Much confidence of the success of the Grant movement, the former saying that his belief in the nomination of Gen. Grant by acclamation Or on the first ballot grew stronger every day. ‘These expressions, coming as they do from the men who seem to have control of Gen. Grant’s interests as a candidate, indicate that he willrun the race through. Nobody doubts the power of ‘Messrs. Conkling, Cameron and Logan to pro- cure his withdrawal if they deemed it wise or expedient, and therefore the declarations of these gentlemen with regard to his candidacy are received with due weight. By this it 1s not intended to imply that these three Senators have such command over the ex-President as that they can do what they please with him; but they were am ng the first to inaugurate the Grant movement, and should the canvas; as- sume a phase that in their Judgment called for his withdrawal their advice and influence would, no doubt, procure it. Scarcely more than two months intervene between now and the Chicago convention, and it 1s not very prob- able that any y great change will occur in the political situation; at least not such an one as would retire General Grant. © Another stain was put upon the reputation of Washington, last evening. by the commission of murder on 14th street, one of the most fre- quented thoroughfares in the city, and at an hour, too, when it was still thronged with peo- ple. Fortunately for the ends of justice there seems to be no doubt about the tdentity of the criminal, so that there need be no uncertainty or delay in visiting upon him an adequate pun- ishment for his crime, which, so far as now ap- pears, was wholly without justification. It may be said that it was not done tn cold blood, but this can hardly be plead as an excuse; nor must the fact that the offender in this instance Is a white man and his victim a negro be allowed to have any weight in enforcing the law. The protection of society requires that human Ife should not be held so cheaply as it seems to be im this community, and such an example should be made tn this and other cases like tt as will not only make the crime of murder less fre- quent but also tend to abolish the practice of carrying deadly weapons. Let the utmost pen- alty of the law be imposed in all cases, without regard to color, race, or and other consideration than the public welfare. ——— Out of the 15,000 men assembled at Enniscar- thy, Ireland, Sunday, but few were adherents Of Mr. Parnell. His friends were not numerous enough to protect him from the blows levelled at him and he was very roughly handled. The assault seems to have been a vigorous and un- Truly protest of the populace against dictation, ‘The Chevalier O’Clery, member of the late Par- Mament from the County Wexford, isa candi- date for re-election asa home-ruler, but he 1s not extreme enough to suit Parnell. Therefore the latter had nominated two other candidates as obstructionists. O'Clery’s principles were evidently acceptable to his constituents, how- ever, who were furloisly indignant at the at- tempt of Parnell to tn‘erfere in thelr concerns. ‘This reception of the agitator was In marked Contrast with one accorded him at the same Place just before hoe sailed for America. Then he was welcomed and listened to respectfully. ‘The conclusion {s that the Parneil agitation {3 Fetrograding instead of advancing in popu- larity. a —___-~ Sages Now it is reported that the prolfitc Edison has Made a wonderful discovery by which no end Of wealth is to be extracted from the tailings of auriferous quartz after {t has passed through the crushing mill The tnveation may be all that is claimed, but after previous experiences the pensive public will no doubt prefer to wait a bit fora verification. On the whole the sus- Pcion occurs that Edison has rather too many irons in the fire to succeed with all of them, it he does with anyof them. Oneof the big things he was going to do off-hand was to invent a mode of abating the notse-nuisance of the cle- wated railways, but he fatled utterly. A woman Invented a better contrivance for the purposa than Edison's, and hers didn’t amount to muc! h, ether. Edison knows a good deal, but he isn’t Omniscient, quite evidently. ————_—_--____ ‘The expression of satisfaction 1s general that the illness of Senator Thurman Is not of a dan- gerous nature. It fs universally felt that the Joss to the Senate and the country of a states- fman of bis high personal character and great pbility would be a serious one. —_____.s-__ General Grant’s reception in Texas has been phout as enthusiastic and as earnest as that ac- forded him in the north. He has heard the frebel yell” again, but in a very different spirit from that of a few years ago. The modern yell Goes not seem to be at all displeasing to the Gereral QPBine OPENING oF FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS, And all the leading NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, & THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL Ist AND 2p, 1880. To which the public ia invited. MRS. S. KAUFMAN, 355 Pa. Av.. marg0-2t* Betweon 3d and 43s sta. n. w. HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be- tween WM. LOEWENTHAL and M. M. SIEGEL baa been dissolved by mutual consent $illcontinue ieee SEL the old and corner th st., 937 and Pn. SIEGEL. mal c= RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNER CHILDREN’S CARRIAGE OOM- PANY, the cheanest for beauty, comfort and dura- Patsy in the market. Bicycles and Velocipedes for ys and all sizes and etyles, at the lowest Turned and i, and styles. Call and” amare ss gone: ‘They speak for themselves. ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and OU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 35 cents a pound. mar30 DB =Ee's RYE CORDIAL, Composed of FINE OLD RYE _ WHISKY pe PURE WHITE ROCE CAN! Cures all pulmonory and malarial complaints. Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle. Fos sale by sts, fine grocers and tho trade gener Central Depot-1316 F street n.w, war30 REED'S SONS. 98 CENTS WILL BUY A $3.00 SILK PARASOL, AT THE CLOSING OUT SALE OF O. L. ENGEL, 10926 Pennsylvania ave. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. mars0-2t Soe OVER COATS AND SPRING DRESS aSuiTy ca SPRING BUSINESS $ SUITS, SPRING SUITS. FOR 10 BOYS, EXTRA PANTS FOKG BO 18, Every pues an 1 EARS oF mee terial ‘we offer is guaranteed ip is and workmausbip as well as {a lownews of price NOAH WALKER & CO., TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, mars0-6¢ 625 Pennsylvania Avenue. YEW Books. emolra Mme. de Remusat, complete clothe. 09 Getkie’s Lite of Ch Christ, Author's edition. STER- Huxley's Crayfish. i Asa Gray's Natu: si Science and Relizion ‘00 Herbert, Core: 25 Gate Tal 25 Celia Gardais’ Compensation. Gautier’s Captain Bracastos p Meriwether's Master of Leai 15 Charley's National Munic of the 00 Froude's Bunyan, “Men of Lette 15 Mie. Hoopere Under the: rien iB ire. Hooper's Under the 125 is HAPMAN. : 3 TROPOLITAN Book Son! mar30 O11 Penn‘a ave. ROPOSALS FOR SAND. OFFICE oF BUILDING FOR ) Stare, wee AND Navy Rh c March 30, 1880.) and delivering Departments, m. oth April 6, 1880, and opened immediately thereafter in pres ence of bidders. “Bpecidcations, general instructions for bidders, blank forms of proposal will be fornished to Sfiablished dealers in sand, upon application to this office, where & ee of the sand juired may be seen. LINOOLN OAS! mar30-6t Lt. Col. Corps of Engineers. ‘0 ONE THING Building for State, W: id Ni Bane r State, War an = Pieases everybody. Some of the angels were not coxtent to stay in Heaven; but barring 8 fow Ox- ceptions like these, BUBCHARD’S SPECIALTIES, HIS OANNED COFFEE MIXED TEA, do ive universal satisfaction both as rewards qual- ity, style of packing, and price. For sale at BURCHARD’'S, mar?0 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st. 7 EDPING PRESENTS. 'e invite particular stention to our exten- sive and varied sasortment of articles, designed SERIA HER WARE rifts. Be AWARE, in great variety. FANCY PLATED WARE. LONGWY LAMPS. SCONCES and MIRRORS. ghee Ete., Ete. , Ec. Ete. naae M. W. GALT, BRO & C dl Nas HEKTOGRAPH. 'W PROCESS OF DRY .SOPEING 100 RY FROM AN ORIGINAL WRITT ces iTY MINUTES. ‘The ink can Wo-washed olf can from a common slate. It is the best Copying Pad in the world, and the only, one that has any practical value. Wo guar antee srtisfaction and allow trial before payment. HEKTO APH CO., mar29-6t_ 425 7th st., Washington, D.C. \ARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. in stock, a fine and large assortment. of Sretcliss CARRIAGES at moderato SEIS prices. Repairing aap att attended to. ‘T H. GRAHAM, Herosrrony axp FACTORY, 29 3t 410-416 Sth st., bet. Band En.w. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ST. MARY, UTALIAN MARBLE MOROMESTS, ‘AD STONES, MANTELS, &c., which will reasonable prices. ‘EX MONUMENTS: rapde to onter. x 1D, 2116 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., mar29-3m. Near Star Oftice. THE REASON WHY DREXEL’S VIENNA BELL COLOGNE Is the Popular Perfume of the day: Jat. Tt is a compound of rich and rare od fold at at a lors. 2d. For Fragrance, Strength and Durability it is unexcelled. 3d. Its richness and exquisite Delicacy of Per- fume is 4 marvel. Retsils at 16c., 25¢., 50c., 1, and can be had of all Di sts and Fe c rupee ‘ancy Go’ Dealers in the Uni- A. LILLY, JR. & €0., Props., marie ‘lin, 2p, 2c Baltimore. GPBING STOCK. DIAGONALS, COATINGS, Ready for ine 'INGS and CHEVIOTS, TE 93: enna. te LADIES' RIDING HABITS a fpocialty. ‘maret @PEC IAL NOTIC Rare CHANCE FOR EN’ PRTERCISIN iGAGE IN (N BUSINESS. emaeTO A few Vacant Stands in the N ston oats, Market, ‘between 7th and 13 pA a fe Hented to Good Tenante at 30 per cont. oun from the established rates, when paid for in ads vance. Mowtaiy Rewtan wirn Discount o1 Butchers’ Stalls, $1 ‘The above rates include gas, water, &e.. ena are foore than 50 per centum lower than rent int the Filladel phe, Re mee York or Boston mar! OODRUFF'S FILE HOLDERS FOR FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS,| WILLS, PAMPHLETS, FOR FILING LETTERS, VOUCHERS, DEEDS, SAFES, DESKS, &c./ &o., &o. SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, mar20-s,tu,th,2m 705 and 707 Oth st. n.w. SCINTILLATING TORCH, Tt 4,270 times. It obviat fee ti ceeher tapers, &e. ror sale by J. wv BOIELER EE BRO. es 923 wees 5. Aamermatantad NOVELTIES. SPRING DISPLAY OF ELEGANT % WILL BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARCH 32 anv APRIL 2. MISS BETTIE TOMLINSON, mar29-2t No. 1140 7th st. n.w. PATTERN BONNETS. THE “ FAMOUS." Ne. 400 Seventh st, n.w., OORNER D. THE PUBLIO, BY THEIR PATRONAGE SINCE OUR OPEN- ING, HAVE DEMON- STRATED CONCLUSIVELY THAT OUR TITLE OF THE “FAMOUS ” IS DESERVED BEYOND DISPUTE. WE PROPOSE, HOWEVER, TO MAKE 30. 400 SEVENTH ST. STILL MORE FAMOUS, BY A STRICT ADHER- ENOE TO THE PRINCIPLES FIRST ADVANCED, VIE: FINE CLOTHING AT ONE PRIOE, AND THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE MARGIN. THE “PAM OUS No. 200 7th st. n.w., corner D. mar29 ONE PRICE, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. We desire to call particular attention this week to curelesent SILK SUITS, MANTILLAS, DOLMANS, OLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS, All new and First-Olaas Goods arriving daily. OUR FINE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is now complete, snd 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, «il popular and reliable Brands. ouR DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMING NOVELTIES ARE WORTHY OF INSPECTION. OUR 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. BEST GOoDs: LOWEST PRICES! WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 705 MARHET SPACE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. ONE PRIOE. dmar27 ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &c., AT THE LOWEST RATS. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA C@., 401 New Jersey ave., mar27-Im Near B. & O. Depot. ORNER'S MIXTURE WILL cu flammatory Rheumatism, Dyas} and Fever, New nraleia, Diarrhea. ‘it basno equal for purify! ‘ing the blood and regulating the system. For sale at the peRot 704 Sth st. n.w., or at STOTT CROMWE! ILS, 0 Pa. avenue; mar27-lm* RE In- 75 cents per bottle. |ALCINED PLASTER. ved a cargo of NEWBURGH CAL- cineD AND CASTING PLASTER. The New- burgh Plaster is acknowledzed by all who have used it to be the most uniform plaster in the mar- ket. It is sold wholesale and retail by las W! ey Gi ERAN Who has the entire control in the District of titis brand. mar27-3t* GFECIALTIES FOR EASTER. . GOOD ROASTED COFFEE UPPLY STORE, 4143 7th Street Northwest, near M. A. HABLE, Ast. §27- Goods delivered to all parts of tng ct free of charge. F°, BILIOUSNESS, FOR INDIGESTION, HEADACHE, "AND HEARTBURN, USE NATTANS’ VEGETABLE OAi THARTIC AND ARTE NS; Pharmacist, mara “Thana T ‘and Dats. nsw. (Q ps FEED. CHICKEN FEED. 2,000 BUSHELS WHEAT, pared me Herr & Cissel’s fire, willbe sold iid 5S. C. McDOWELL, marl6-lm Ast and D sts. n.w. E INARY MEDICINE ‘. me SPECEALTIES. eErer: THE VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 400 Paes oe mew Cole Medicine f for, ape Bo a eitements sppropel te for Horees. ‘Powders for Horses, Hoo Speeting for Horton, Medicine fo OF Cattle, ‘Sheep, &o., as required Sriatiety BT. SMITH, V.S. W. W. SHABPE & CO., PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this BLUE MIDDLESEX x FLAN- are, 81 I a acod eataist ial z o ‘3 School Hats from 40 and e 18s. Sign Big Shoe mars 1914 and io1e Pave. NOTICE. Since January, 1978. Thave See aga to $80 for each watch’ I'wifigice are Skimnine to return every dolier for sae [fccrs mn grec boon rouire. pa i, 913 FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. BNJED—A white GIRL for general house- R RENT—An unfurnished second and third ‘rork nema tamiy, €31 uhsde Taland are. F (FLOOR, poparately or towether, Apply 628 1 nw. ANTED—A first-class Restaurant OOOK oa IR RENT—A double ROOM, furnished, . 5 third floor, > with view. Apply "1301 VV "recommended. Apply at No. 033 Deta.w. | Bt thie is eli h good ‘Apa 3s ANTED—A Grst-clase IRONER; one & RENT— ed ROOMS, en suite or ein- tent to put up stock shirts. Laquire at D le, Ser 1528 New York avenue, ‘Also, TER LAUNDRY, 901 6th st. new. ie TAULE BOAUD, tet marg0-3t" ANTED—An enterprising practical busines: R RENT—For = HovsmxgermG—Thros ‘unfurnished ROOMS on second floor; ure of ereat neg or to buy the interest ornate Aaitres wt) manneealibe’ ROQME cas mar0-st SORTED ‘OR RENT—Hiegant furnished ROOMS ra asst —A ood COOK, WASHER rae floor; house has modern conveniences : No._ 64 "ER (colored) for anal faniy ane havo | 12thatp.w. “Breakfast if desired. ard) 62 erences; none otter need apply.‘Tnqutire “HOU : at 1106 New York ave. 12 Oe ea NTED_Br = respectatig a = orn. W. BATES TOD et, Bey corner 13th and T WwW SITUATION at will ‘with was ing ana "Teferences. APDIF ar aga a RYT TPs ae x La. E anes Store ment ANTED—A first-rate HARNESS MAKER: | good businces ‘tand at low rent. “THOS. zw WAG: also, a good, stout active ‘and_ intelligent | GAMAN, 519 7th st. Boy oteern Tank Mes reper mite R RENT—Pieacant ROOMS, with meng ‘com Factory, 425 7th stn-w. 130 forts, in a private family. "Apply to H. 0. eD—By a reepectable white Woman USTER, bi) Penneglvania cvontie Or 1319 11th Ware sei PLIUATION ae chambermaid; willing to a in washing and ironing: good ply 1420 L st new. ~ G ws NTED—By « ‘a reapectable white Girl SITUA- TION to ao chamberwork, waiting and assist in plain sewing; good references. 623 N st.. bet. 6tu and 7th n.w. mara-3t* ANTED BOOKKEEPER: one that under- his business. Address, with refer- croce, where last employed and salary expocte | Arst year, P.O. Box 594. mar30-3t WANTED On resconable terms, (a single or double TEAM for easy driving (2 horses) in afterncon three times a week. terme, J., Star office. mar30-3t ANTED—By a respectable, steady white Wo man a SITUATION todo the general house- Bgrkof a small family. Pleare call or address 1740 8th st., bet. R and 8. mar30-2t* ANTED—By a white German Woman a SIT~ UATION to do general housework or nurse. APply at No. 38° Market “Space, Georgetown, mar30-2t' WE “DA POSITION in any ono of the De- partments paying one hundred dollars per pont Eee” pa hundred Solas? Address '. PIER 27 3d st.n.w. ar30-3t? 7 aSTED=o10 WOMAN, white or =a as ; £0 six miles in a tees Apply im imme- diately, Teeitcenes Of Fe ederal Buikiig, corner hand F.C: B, PRIGE & CO. ‘ANTED—A large, sunny Front ROOM, fur- nished or unfurnished, with Board, in cen- tat locality so, wanted, 2 small STORAGE ress, statin; ‘and location, Box 131, Star office. EE mar30-2t* W ANTED—FAMILIES furnished SERVANTS iene of cl eee Some or rend postal aL oard wie ed igederd Building, cor. thand F. CE PRICE Address, stating ples Intelligence Of want EMPLOYMENT by a iy ina a cery Store, or anyother store where he can make himself useful; is 17 years old, has a fair ed- ueation, and can givé good references. Inquire at 2105 I st-n. mar30-2t WATT Ri —A six or saven-room » in West End, or within HOUSE, mod. six squares north of Treasury, by a prompt ten- ant, three in family: references given, rent about 820. Address C. A., Star office. mara-e93t WANTED An eae: stylish LADY, competent and capable, must be ood pen- man, to assist an attorney in important zovernment and departmental business. Sie must have some jean to live well pending business n Very liberal compensation to the ri; mt arty. “hee dreds (confidentially) EZ. DURAND, ‘Haltimare, Ma. marg0-3t" ANTED—A good COOK, is private family. | © Must come well recommended. Cail 1018 8h mar29-3t TSTED A WHITE WOMAN as housekeeper for a family of three persons. Call at No. 1353 st. n. ARTEDBy as S settled colonsd woman, a BETU: ATIO) Good references. Call at No. 15391 ny a (he mar29-2t* ANTED—By a respectable white woman, a SITUATION as cook, washer and ironer, Best references. Apply No. 2310 M st. n.w._mar23 st. n.w. Delightful location in summer. —m30-3t* Fe 2 RENT—BOUBE No. 111 Det Bow. any ha INALD FENDALL, new. LW. OR RENT Furnished ROOMS, in suites or Fa single, with or without board,’ at 803 at 803 9th et. mar29. FER ae large, Pleasant, Furnished in private family. 304 Thai OR RENT—2215 H st. nN. w.—Now BRIOK. ‘seven rooms, hot and cold water, bay window, ine yard. Inquire 1918 Pennsylvania ave. 1129-3t* oR, a Re eens te, two Stor pensnent ier a ric! water, No. Rew. Apply to SESSE DB WILSON: 420 Gin at, a RENT—Three-story BRICK, = 510 ae st. n.w., ten rooms: modern improvements. newly papered and painted. Rent $35. ALB! FL 0 F at 729-3t OR aoe two-stors BRICK HOUSE, eight rooms, bath-room, with all modern im provements; newly painted and papered ; No. 1512 ith st. n.w. | Inquire No. 403 7th st. n.w. mar29-8t R RENT OR LEASE—FARM, with privilege of purchasing eighteen acres; within ten minutes’ of street cars; improved by two Tenement Tionises, good Barn, Chicken House, &c.; nove falling ‘spring of water; 1,000 grape vines, and ruit. Rent to god. are Apply to SOHN in CAMPBELL, pt llth st. s.e., near Anacostia Bri 3t So APARTMENTS, on and rr ArH ae at 1027 Vermont ave , aed m Squart mar27-20 Fe SALE -HOTSE No, 2012 E st. n.w. and lots containing about 2,730 square feet. “Apnly to S. R. SEIBERT, 613 15th st. n.w. mar27-3t* Fe BENT Untorniebed nOCuS over our bank. J. UIER & jankers, 1416 Penne) ey vanis Be. ” Poros illad's Howl.” mar27. (OR RENT SALOON PABLOR BEDROOM, ry Dandsole, with oil ‘paintings ne furnitire, in the unsurpassed locality of ate Get. ma) (OR RENT—_From May until October, furnished L HOUBE in West Fnd, opposite park. None but family need apply. Address A.W. M.,Star ohtees mar27-3t* {OR RENT—Suite of ROOMS with breakfast, if desired. in a private fanuly. To sentlemien erences required. Apply 1822 Vermont rae Forme —1329 F st. n.w., large and hand- somel te furnished ROOMS on seeond aad tiie floors, with southern exposure; references ex- changed. mar27-3t Fo RENT—A pleasant furnished Front ROOM on first floor, south exposure, suitable for two raons, No. 805 H st. n.W., one square north of tent omee. mar27-3t" ‘OR RENT—OFFICE DESK-ROOM and DESK ina peasant cma onice, on es ot pri ae ice, BECO) OR RE} Nicely ore oe coraer PARLOR and communicating front BED- KOOM, 2d floor: modern improvements; 820° per month: 620, cor. 11th and Gsts. n.w. _mar27-3t* ANTED- Bea. respectable colored woman, a SITUATIO' as cook, chambermaid or nurse. Bcst reference Apply 1552 16th st. n.w. _m20-2t* WASiG ae Ss 8 respectable colored girl, SITU: ATION k or chambe ‘small wAPPly No.4 4K be family ; willing fottarel tween lst and 22d ats ANTED—A large aia BOOM ‘gecond or third floor, within four squares of Patent ice. 85 per arses Vie il be paid. ‘Address J JOHN C. WILLIAMS, Star WANES, Sen colored man, ue UATION as waiter in private famil oF a8 gentleman's attendant. | Will make himself jgene! ally useful. st. References. Apply 1218. aNTED=T Buy. of -s and ‘th + front not Tees than 2 depth. trom 500 100 feet.’ R., Star office. ar27-3t* ANI ED—To Excusnon Eight room ERESS BRICK, m. i., 82,250, for Lot in n.w. BRICK, Star ise. mane Ste ANTED— Four energetic MEN to take orders for a staple article. ry or commission paid. Gall at 407 9th st. n.w. The SINGER Manut's Wee LADIES of taste, 5 “Tear a leaeant business : 815 week when competent. Lady to travel. “Room 8, 1321 F aftet 16 m: ANTED= ‘A SITUATION in any of the depart- paying one hundred dollars a month. Will ive thiee hundred dollars. Adaroes LAW- RENCE FOSTER, Star office. mar27-61 Wie —An experience? Bookkeeper aS) 8 PERMANENT SITUATION in a first-class No. 1 references furnished. Ad: a ONO. 83 et. n. n. iS mar27-6t” ANTED—A good-sized STORE and OFLLAR n Penna.avenue, north side, between 7th and 15th ffa., suitable fora first class restaurant. Iscst of references furnished. Ad 1. stating lec: rent,and full particulars, J.B. L., Star office. st. n. FOR BENG, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND AT AUOTION.—See Bulletin lasued gm the Ist and 15th of every month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. m27-3t" R RENT—Light ROOM, with use of waiting Room, 1321 F st., suitable for Dentistor Artist; B15. Byo-story _BuloR, JATL T st: B19, Two" BOUTZMAN 1901 F'stsn.w ‘mar27-3t | OB RENT— Two, STORES, “with Dwollingy F Ties aoe pany, kind of but 525 10th st. 20 a1 ee] or Tague of ona ‘ QuRtts, 23 Shite in H. A. Hall's office. = ESTE Soon: with storeroom and cellar, pearly new brick house, Gow, handsomely and Sabetantialy y anished, “one and DW o saci oe fitted with be, stationary wash- Imitror: central and Healthy Soca ‘and responsible careful tenant only. rer pitrg 6th st. n.w. mar27-3t* ‘OR RENT—From April ist next a nice two- COTTAGE HOUSE, No 1214 Penna. av. cast. with eight rooms, large Wood house, front ond back warden, and all modern improvements In- quire next door, or at No. 56 Bri Bt. Goorre- F R RENT—607 C 1420 T Se DS P00) iL Island ave. n.w, rode ie. us sy eae ia tee pers B10; ag iat ets... 6 rooms, “B10, 636 11th Bf. roome; 629 Virginia 6 rooms, “B16: 13 w.. T 10th at. ‘De 812.60; 1319 © st 5 Seroome, stg: tottetoit F st.s.w., ., Stores. Appi to A. 5. CAYWOOD, 3225 Sth st. n. 7 - ‘OR “TENT Conforanle 6 room SIGE HOUBE, No. 1254 10th ut-n-w.. Tnawire on the Premises, of of D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F st. aOR RENT— STORE No, 1105 Pennsylvania ave (adjoini Bro. & Co.'s Jewelry and ‘ANTED-SERVANTS of sll sorts. Those in At i **Peoy Building, & cor. 7th and F. Cc. E. "PRICE | e Go. ‘ANTED-SERVANTS of allkinds, and other W Anis Fanilice rurnishod at skort nedos reo of, charne Gfice cor Tih and DONALD. marls-30" ANTED—You to examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from ane different kinds. Any one Bc eater ect ory Bul ioect 0 ‘1 exchange {or ee other. enting and repaiiing a spec alty. ENNY, 427 9th et. n.w. © ee a ieca0 'ANTED—OARPETS to OLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Works, 490 Maine avenue 8.w. Orders by mail or left at W. B. Moses, cor. 7th and Pa. ave., or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co. , 1323 F pet Deaters. 122-6m LOST AND FOUND. the 28th instant, a small 1G named Speck. paid for his re- Le 8T—On Sunday Black and Tan boa Aliveral reward will be turn t> 321 Missouri OST—While sttendtiny Tape Church Easier Sundays GOLD BRAG ELE (chai, — initials 288) |. H,” The finder will be liberally rewarded on pecutar. itto Ne on 3d a. Tee my premises, No. 2217_7tn at. on, ma oa re white and black Spotted, jack. A liberal walle nae to any one her whereabout reward iving informa. MAX BURTON. ORT REWARD—On Thuraday, the 25th in- tant, in the basement of 8t. Math?w's Church, POOKE’ ‘T BOOK. Return to the Pastor. TRARED Ea 324 podiaga RS ‘LI, DOG, white, with o1 of oe Diack. Five dollars: rowed paid to, person returning him. mar29-2t Ss REWARD.—From Queenstown Drove Yara. ‘Red and Black STEEH, marked rute of tail with tar, March 24. Return cor. 12th and E sis.n.e. JOS. GEIER. — mr29-8t* PERSONAL. ES at RHILEINGTON'S Bookstore, cor beet: nnsylvania ave. OR ENT — Unfurnished second =o a STORY, three reoms on each floor, suitable fer housekeeping. window, water and bath room. No. 1028 17th sts batigat Wand m25-5t ‘OR RENT—No. azse ae ot Bt, 825. No. 17 H st., 9 root jar 300 wil puyte neat new T-room “PRESS BR (OK, m. i. n.w. J.@ HESTER, 619 7th 6 On ee AND ae Ul list, ca or send for REAL ES- TATE uublished monthly free mar24-2m_ WARNER, 916 & st. n.w. (OR RENT—No. 7 H at., nine rooms, bath, hot nd cold water, gas, range, dry cellar, double bay windows; all conveniences. Inquire house, or 1225 New York ave. mar2d-t? ae RENT—No. 211 D st. n.w,, 13 rooms, new- ly fitted up and. in complete onder fne ere} iage house and stable. W. GOOPE! OPER, a) Fo SALE—ReasonapLe TenMs—Oottage-built BRICK. HOUSE, modern improvements, ground is and shrubbery in one of the best localities if Georgetown the door. inquire Re- coders Oftice, City E mari6-3W* (QR RENT Furnished or unfurniseed SUITE: dow, secon: and on6 Room on third oor.” Parties having children or rervants need not apply. 1429 Iowa Circle. m?-30t BRENT S19 1sthet: mw two handsom F fimtsiea Surrisot ROOMS:an moderato Srovemeuta: Arst and second floors, bath on each joor ; terms moderate. Yebid-Sae Foe GENT Mupished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for honsekeo} = ing, and several small BEDROOMS. 3: # Penney Wen, COP. 434 cs BOARDING. RWO*ANP. BOARD, from 825 to 830 permonth, at KING'S, No. 765 15th st. mar29- re TOW, U eres TEEMONe: RE HOUEE: offers tel Board, f¢ 5 and 330 per for month. Howse’ ‘is towel furnished, heated with steam and every way desirable. mar29-1m FOE BENT A larxe, dorantly furnished ROOM ting F at. very desirable, with BOARD Dior a two persons, 860 d Boa pee der month. WINDSOR HOUSE, oor, Tothand V OTIOE.—To Mrs. ELLEN DOW! LING of Mus. MILLIE HOARD. ‘If they will cal vill see thelr brother, W. A. White BRELLA,—Will the person taking from Ave- nue Car No. 13, several days since, a Lady’ SILK UMBRELLA, white handle, with name there- on, please return same to 819 Market Space and ceive reward. ‘mar30-3t* ‘ADAM BROOKE, ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen So centseach. 416 Let., Betwoon 4th and Beh ste. Ds ROBERTSON, THE MOST RECEREE Confidential Consulting Physician for Lacties or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and a SATURDAY, {70 peony fo9 p.m. .W Sate, Charges moderate’ No felluros: Basin slo, vate. rate, 19 South Eutaw et., Baltimore. ps kein @ TEES), CURED "WITEOOE to uptil ‘you are cured. 7a GORE. ENB. BE Be ie 1ath ote moves marl7-$m R, EIBBEY, 492 Teh at. will remove fo, tho ‘West on May It All persons indebted to hi en ee JEweLey and SIL’ VERWABE WILL LORE OUT AT ANY PRIGE before that dine. mare Shi NG EORSE ae aE faction iy roast of ire than a spre: : Sin ty One in tells the - nave dosttay: oo oe Genwaitation Hi Booms, 402 2d at., above hone | Be OF tended YWNNINGHAM, ts Tovcraer Old eee aCeeA| = ‘Hate cf all kinds and OR RENT_With first-class TABLE SARD. ry nicely-furnishea Front ROOM, at 920 Now York ave.n.w. mar26-6t" ‘—1719 Rhode Isiand ave.2. w.—Hand- mous BTC aftecn K RESIDE, ENCE containing Toome, with every con’ ‘Sit ion one of the bes ‘Dest in Warhington. FOR RENT—Large STABLE adjoining ‘‘Castle Stewart. Stalls for six horses. Ample carriage house. ‘Second floor contains three finished rooms for coachmen. FOR pyle! at. n.e.—Small Brick HOUSE on line of Columbia Railroad. FOR are 4th et. n.e.—Two-story BRICK HOUSE containing six rooms. MONEY TO LOAN. ‘We have in hand funds to invest in sums to suit at lowest rates on approved real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. mar20 1223 F street _n.w. RK RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estatz AGENT AWD AUCTIONERR, 10th and F streets northwest. 90 ER pone 1107 823 Hr st. ‘ore 18 st. ie, 325 Ist st. 8.6. Ts. nd bath. BR RS g oe 3 aa rooms and 610 La. av., n. w. Imake no: to landlords for advertising their property, ap it belore the public constantly. Ihave sarge te BS finest building sites in the > olty for sale: in every section at pri from $1,000 t6 $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, mar27 10th and F sts. x.w. E. A. Ee eS ‘No. 918 F street, ‘cnpoeite i ‘Masoulo Temple. For Rent. A NUMBER OF FURNISHED, HOUSES RENT- G@ FRO! 50, PER MONTH. 1) gi aed Suburban | Mansion. g125 0 Pet av Sst. nw. Nit stable. 10 Also,a number of other Housee, Offices, Stores, Stables’ and Suburbar Property. we FOR SALES ‘PO RALE!! FOR SAL 2 Brick Houses, 15th and I, (to-close an estate)$2,500 New Brick, near 7th and Q n.. & roomed Brick, with stable, Tet New Houses on O-street line of 1. W. 400 to $50,000. pita TO LOAN! all sums always en hand to E. A. McINTIRE. 2: 1 MONEY TO LOAN! large and smi! L basa Stlowsat rates” EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & O0O., 8r. Croup Burtpra, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portions of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR SALE, and some that are ver, eeirabie will be Exchanged for Unimproved Ground. Bore. FOR SALE, and when desired money will be advanced for Building. - of SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. mar20 pera & 5, 804 F street. RENT. ‘4 mR SSRRESERS! $382S22333 TOu BALE an 8-105 bay window and cellar, op Columb ar 0 i.w. ‘Ct 20100, $3,600 1300 0 nw. 3 sttioe, Say win dows, mod. imps. ‘(OB RENT— 'HE CORCORAN BUILDING, Orrostrg U. 8. TREASURY, 16TH STRERT. Fino Stores, Office Rooms—singly or communi- cat up—tor Dusiaess, Otten, Studios, Sho, Watee and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. Dark Toons: for storage. Inquire of the Javitor. marl FOR SALE. Fe. SALE-—Large young brown MARE, per feotly sound snd gentle; Ied vant a Soy per; owner's going awa) i Bia ethena iste nem VOR SALE—Ten fas big ORSES , 2 Ane Coupe Horses, 2 Saddle Horses, 1. bi Mare, ‘Tinne Black Horse, the rest five dt ers atid wood workeres "AT No. BLL Lats i Ww. eI HOPKINS. mar30-5t® SALE— CEANDAULET CARRIAGE and ane JOP BUGGY; also, two fine MARES, good drivers, ein 16 or double. Allorders for purchasing or disposing of Stock wil Tecelve peony attention, and & atisfaction guar- ani WM. F. DOWNEY, stable, 1013 tit Dw. ‘OR SALE—Cuear—A five-year-old GELDING, perfectly sound and gentle; will wi a i swhere. ‘Address 621 Rhode Ts ‘lana’ SALE—A handsome <igTORTA CAR- LAGE in perfect order, at LEAD. .'8 Stable, H st,. near| mai 3t* (hand SEN- FGisana DovbLE es HARNESS: chou. Also, best hand-made SINGLE in the city for 825: guaranteed. MANTZ & OO., 415 13th st. corner Pa. ave. mar? ®—AT A BARGAIN—Handsome Bonen: TS on Capitol Hill and northwest sec- Hon of city. Splendid chance for builders. | In- quire 423 1ith mar25-Im WOR SALE—A pair of fine yo! HORSES, Hambletonian. sit bt at R. FUL- TON'S Loan Ofice, 8 oe street n.W. R SALE. Ni OF ERIS different ae of New and pecond | pana Top and No-Top BUt GIES, BA! ae 0} ROCKAWAYS, one ‘Y CARRIAGES, EXPRESS. W. kev at prioce'to mult, the times. Call td {ezatulng our stock at 40 Louisians venue, = SPATES & HAHN. Be! Ey mar23-29 HAVE ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES of, ny own ae oe as Phetons, Side Bar Br Gan sion-top Phietons, Doctor Bugyles, Coal siness Ws vason also, Boxes and several Busi a No. 1 second-hand Coupe Rockaway in rood condi Hop, at my facto - 14th aad D sts. n.w. WM. WALTER. Ei be promptly attended to. Naa tet On RENT nica. soon TERE ROOM. Bec- fro1 mth, in & famnil With or without BOARD: 1931 N ot mwe ma8 64> 1225 te NEW YORE: AVENUES two Rooms, Parlor and Bed-room, comm 5 same size, nicely furnished. BOARD if iY desired: oR oar ‘or without BOARD. two or tree BOOMS, Sat OT Est.n.w. ; references ex- mar20-2w* Ts of TOORTEL HOUSE, 512 ih se nw is one boarding Reet tomcat 28 comes and best cond in the ‘Transient boarders scownmo- terms. novld LEV JOHNSON & CO.. Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIES. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mar29 GZ0nsE RYNEAL. Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). ee Mes CELLULOID TRUSS ANDBUPPORTERS. NEVER Ri pes, VER whven WEARS OUT, ALWAYS OCEAI oro EAR Ed na. z nw. Mrs. Fisher aa ‘devotes her lady patrons. baer) se Le Loox: ete 5 up. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Panes Seenety aot conte ‘now reduced to 50c. above bargain can be obtained at ‘agers pd ARGE STOCK OF SPRING wasor suitabl Tiers aul hinds of Dusineas. Also, lot of kg . co ce aris SOP BUGGIES, 1 Doors ee NS, one LANDA “GARRIAGI in good i ez, davet Second band BUGGIES wa W AGONS a BEY. 31 Prospect (ig re marll-3m Fe SALE—New and Second-hand CASRIAGES as Jum Feats, My LOE Soap Bugwies, Oirts, Ben Be nes Be Epa y, attended 10. LHo-k16 th ot bet. re te Taare-ouy (OR _SALE—A lot of fine Si EF H BIES; igo MOORING Bk Bibe Pa akg a at the Bird’ BRD CAGE eae SERRE? 110-20" OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH axD CATABRHAL DEAFNESS.’ By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORE. ‘For copies (10 cents), apply to or sddreas DE. WILLIAMSON, 583 13th street northwest. ‘and is ben- pheial 2 qonmumptives. 02. bottles, aa 4 Besa 60 'B. ‘A. Bacon, ¥. X. Dooley, s5e - gon, 2: W; Drow, Ohatien ¥. Moore, 5. P. . Nourse & Oo. ‘s 1023 st. J. SEE pid | ’ MONEY TO LOAN _ ONEY TO MoF* Se To SUIT. moar27-3t* THOS. 3 WAGGAMAN, aN. S19 Th at. we ,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN THE northwest, with ample mi 6 per cent; Also, several emailer sume (money {%) hava) at low ca eras 12; SMITH, 806 F st., LeDroit Building. T° LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Surr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No aoe When Beery, is Am) 0. NOLTZMAN, ONET TOLEND ON =e of F, in sums Me to suit, at the lowest REAL Fa = COLDWELL, mar26 6t 206 Fat, La Droit Building. wos=* TO LOAN— $100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per meal interest, on first-class gilt edge real estate sec DH WARNER, ~ 916 F at. now. Sry OF, BEA, SSTATE 5 or Ths 00," ee ee Elan TOs 823 436 street northwest. BUSINESS CHANCES. 1A Rk oO ae INVESTMENT.—Better than 10 GPS. Sénun: Busineat property 305 ng Tngaire over the next Pens ave , for sale. SOR SALF—SHOW CASE, SOUNTEE. OTL, F CLOTH, SHELVING CANDY ease PAR- Loe STOVE and PIPE, Wheeler & Wilson SEW- ING MACHINES cheap! 960th ete nw. .AN.—We ean furnish from Sl, a to 000 without delsy on first-class Keal Es- ae ercent: | Chanies low: 1 inducements in several sn all nd larwe properties: located northwest, fro 5 to10 rooms, all modern and ood titles; fron sav 1 bi ently at 6 ter cen prost bargain ine Meets’ eated Tote? 6x85 tovan elloy, If sold at No. Pronbie' to show prope! E. BURFORD & CO. Real I Batate Brokers, mario No. 702 E street n.w. NO. PE street nw FOE SALES Waar CHEAT —Or exchange for city property, a FARM containing 125 acres, within 5 miles of elty ; short distance from station on rail- road. Addrrse Box 100, Star office. 2-30" Fo RENT—' ae ane) GROCERY STORE, cor- aame ‘for alo lows, Possension "oi ven ADT cts or sale. Tow. on wiven Apel iat 1880, “This is a business chance. “Apply aa ee ANTED— We have ‘TO 1 URCHASE IN_N. ntomere for a HOUSE ore rooms, mod. imps. ; not to exceed $2,000. Oi Tor 8 rooms, avd one of 10 OF 12 rooms, well 1o- cated. Price must be mod EIGER & "Efepenara N, mar25-c03t 418 New York ave. Petes oh SAEED heaithy COUNTRY HOME, near Washingt Balti- inore & Ohio Railrosd? mileage to. and f fro, svelve® cents, “Cheap rent Further particulars, 5 CALVERT & CO., Baltimore arsine FOR RATE OR SxcHANGE FOR GITY PROP- ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain ing seven rooms, with seven lot in fine pondition. FARM, containing about, forty: thres mtusted at. the Washington & Ohio Junction: fifteen minutes ride from city; good dwelling and gutbutidings: euited for stock yard, market jar- jen or use. A rare chadce, “Ayr mardicim DUNOANSOM BROS » Au ‘OR SALE—Stock, Fixtures, Good Will and Lease of an old-established Whol 1 Re- tai], IGu CREAM and CONFECTIONERY ESTA. LISHMENT, doing a fair business. Reasons for selling, interest in another business. Address Box 14, Star Office. marl5-3w* UY A; HOMETAE screat Danwaine, § i FRAMES, 4 and 5 rooms each, ood sth and 17th chr tig: $500 Bo #0 ata cash aud 815 monthly, HOLTZMAN. 1521 Fst. 1m ys é minutes’ walk from the ate of about three-fc fan acre of, er im- proved by a, 8 cottage and fine stable. It has abont sixty fruit bracing all the va- rieties. House was It new poaia two woyea and has all convenient This is for @ ices. & ral person ‘who wants a cheap uburban h on sa peiy LIBBEY, 432 7th st. mars- HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J W. BOTELER & BRO., . HAVE OPENED THFIR NEW IMPORTA- TATION OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH OHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS, J. W. BOTELER & BRO., mar4 Penn. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. d ee WARE, “s GLASS. WARE, CUTLERY PLATED WARE, Al HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) mar23 No. 1009 Pa. ave. AS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! A psyenaie opportunity is now offered to those in an a GAS FIXTURES. Tam selling the celebrated woods of Mosars. Mitch- » LOWER than those of inferior class Gtfered in thie niark't All my soodsare handled by practical men and mul warranted. Please call and examine the largest and most mag nificent display of Gas Fixtures south of New Ye tk. E. F. BROOKS. 531 Mth st., mar22 Corcoran Burtptnd. Gs COOKING STO STOVES. ‘The Ws ‘ashinaton Gi eel Light ht Company haveat their office on ‘assortment of the SUN DIAL GAS COORTNG BTOW ES, In varions sizes und patterns. This is the Stove used by Miss Dods her lectures on cookery. ‘Call and examine ther my20 PIANOS AND ORGANS. NABE & GRAN MOURNE BND USITGIT PIANOS, surpassed for durability, richness an Volume of tone. By leading artists de glared to be the BEST PJAMO MADE. Pianos and Organs from other well-known factories for sale or rent, Tuning and repairing satistactorily atiendod to. REICHENBAOH'S Piano Warerooms, Bun st, a Ee door above Pa. ave. QTIEEF PIANOS.- Highest honors = ex poaition Uinverselte 187s TWO FIRST PREMIUMS t National Fair, Washington. D.O. The Btioff Boudoir Grand, fhe Artist's Piano, defies competi- ape ts the celebrated Kranich & Bach and other Aeticiate Fiance aud the unrivated Beleubet & Oo. Biandard Orwans.. & BRO. SOLE AGEN feb17__ 783 7th st. m.2w., between G ANOS AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT def; ae Vie id REY . NIMMO & OO., feb13 410 11th st. n-w. BOOKS, & HE NEWEST BOOKS. Vol. 3 De Remusat. Rogman, by Constans A Bundle of Papers Oceanic Canal and Winter Sunbeam, by 8. 8. Cox. John Bunyan, by J. A. Proude, Mt Elihu 5 Gilbert Stuart ani All the Magazines for April. EASTER CARDS of the latest desixns. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Successons To Mouun Baos. mar20 2015 Pa. ave., cor. 1th UST RECEIVED —A new supply of jASTER CARDS and LASTER EGGS. THASTER CANDS and EA EASTER EGGS on hand this year, Arndt eA eatin ‘The Reader's Hand- J book, by Rev. B.C. Brower.$3. 4 Oral Deformitics, by Kiesler, Patent Case Index. by W, 15 ecb, Fr Schouler Bel ennals in casce and soparetaly. yore an w. a ‘& 0. H. MORRISON, )KBELLERS STATIONERS, ma 400 975 Pa. ave. DS, EASTE! > a on ot ns COS) ES, Assortments pa, Marcus Ward's and Hil- editing s BASTING REDS. s oi by Miss ph Baun Easter ramet veyneats Sabbath-scnool Cards, day SALLANTINE a 50N, decd 428 7th street. marll Rooks, =| b= eh HATOSING.— linen bean stock which have take eualame—at Fe Z JOHNSON & CO 'S, Masonic Temple. mar27-002: CARTERS LITTLE ry maa 1,80 a8 exiall aa Homcopathie pellets, and a8 9a8y “Spversbody likes them. pati tat NWSn¥ S25 E atare store Guide. YOIre toir- See eile eerie ede os