Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. eae THURSDAY Api ”~ €HOSBY S. NOYES....Editor. SSS fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than double that of any other daily paper Published in Washington, and equal to that Of all the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘The Double Sheet on Saturday. ‘The double sheet of fifty-six colurmns on Sat- urday will be an interesting number, and as usual an extra edition will be printed. Adver- Users and newsdealers will please send in their orders as early as practicable. The number of new advertisements printed in March was 1,905. Increase over last March, 1:37. In- crease for January, 105, and for February, £24. Total increase for the three months, 366. Total number of advertisements printed this year, 4,982. A Blundering Commitice. The ways and means committee occupy a most unenviable position before the country. ‘Their every act {s regarded with suspicion and their motives are even criticised unsparingly from all quarters. The sudden change of bas upon the tariff question has called forth com- ments which show the general estimation of the committee. The resolution to place paper and articles used in its manufacture upon the free list Is almost universally pronounced a de- lusion and a snare. It 1s sald that the protec Uontsts do not {Intend to permit any such mea sure to get before the House; that they could not longer defy publte opinion by openly oppos- Ing the placing of these articles on the free list and therefore they engaged in a scheme to de- feat It by duplicity; that their.purpose Is to load the resolution down with tron rails, salt, sugar and numerous other articles so as to kill ft in committee. Even if this charge be true ft ts doubtful ff the seheme ean be successfully carried out. It cannot if the antt-protectionists stick together. The ob- ject of the latter is to get the question before the House, where, they belleve, it can be pass- ed. Therefore, they will vote to report the measure, ho matter how it may be patched or Joaded in committee, leaving the duty of sepa- rating the good from the bad tothe House. Hay- Ing once voted to place certain articles ou the free lst, the protectionists on the committee cannot, for the sake of consistency, vote against it either in committee or in the House. Unfortu- nately for the commi tee, even if {t means well in a measure, the public wiil not give it credit It has brought this upon ti- self by usurping the functtons of the House and in finally disposing of bills, and the general con- demnation visited upon !t ought to deter other committees from the commission of the same biunders. —~-____ The dritt of democratic sentiment tn Penn- Sylvania seemsto be clearly against Tilden, and the opposition to him will be emphasized at the coming state convention. The best evi- dences of party feeling in the state force this conclusion. The contest for party leadership between Senator Wallace and Speaker Randall has tntensified the Tilden fight, but even tf no such controversy existed the indications are that the Pennsylvania democrats would not choose Tilden fora leader again. This conclu- sion fs not based upon the numerous calcula- ‘tons of the respective partisans of Wallace and Randall but upon the expressions of payty pa- pers and impartial statements of observing men. For instance, ex-Representative Matsh, of York, says “Tilden has nochance whatever in Pennsylvania.” He said that Tilden was not only exceedingly unpopular with the democrats Of that state, but they are satisfied he could not be elected President; that the Pennsylvania de- mocrats “despise Tilden and his methods.” Mr. Maish, though friendly to Speaker Randall, takes no part in the factional contest going on in his party, and therefore his judgment about ‘Tilden is not biased. He expressed the opinion that the state convention would send an unin- structed delegation to Cincinnatl, but that it would be overwhelmingly against Tilden be- cause of the conviction that he could not be — <--- The preposterous effort made by. by one tele- graph company to prevent by an Injunction, the wires of a rival corporation from being car- ried through one of the streets of New York occupled:by Its own lines, was properly and ef- fectually sat down upon by one of the judgeszot that city on Monday, as soon as the case came fairly before him. So monstrous an attempt to crush out legitimate opposition and thus hold the public at the merey of its greed, shows the spirit of the monopolizing corporations that are now strangling nearly every material interest in the country. Not only that, but it demon- strates in so plain a manner that {t cannot be misunderstood by any honest and inteiligent person the need of constant and active compe- tition fn any branch of business that affects the public welfare in so vital a manner as do the operations of such vast corporations as our great railway and telegraph lines. And be- tween these corporations, it is to be observed, there ts little to choo: They are all altke, under the same set of circumstances. Elther Seeks only to crush the other out, by fair means Or foul, and without any regard for any inter- est the public may have tn the tssue. In fact, as things go, as between such corporations and the public there appears to be no longer a_mid- dle ground of mutual interest. Etther they or the people must be supreme, and the people have no other hope than in the assertion and maintenance of their supremacy. A monopoly demands everything and concedes nothing. The elections held so far for ish Parliam: 3 In_the Brit- ent indicate that the boom Is with the lberals, and they are jubilant, while the conservatives are very much discouraged. Re- turns recetved in London up to 12 o'clock last night show the election of seventy-nine Itberals to fifty-three conservatives, a net gain of six- teen for the former. The opposition had not Calculated upon gaining such decided advantage early tn the elections, and therefore are they jubilant at the prospect of a victory that will to power in the government. It > for the conservatives yet to turn the Ude against them and carry seats enough tn the remaining elections to save themselves, but it will be uo-hill ‘The prestige of proba- Die success ts now with the liberals, and that counts for a great deal. The signs point to the enforced nt of Braconstield, and the defeat, under the circumstances, will detract from bis fame. He nade the vindication of his Policy an issue in the canvass, and the defeat of his party will be equivalent to a vote of cen- sure by the peopie. Mr. Gladstone announces that he has no ambition to again become the head of the government. He says that in the event of party success he will follow the lead- ership of Lord Granville or Lord Hartington. ——— ee Minister.Noyes has recently returned to his post in Paris after a tour of between three and four months in Asia and Africa, Next, Minls- ter Maynard, shortly after getting back to Con- Stantinople from a long leave of absence home, left again on an extended tour, and 1s at pres- ent junketing in Egypt; and now ft is an- nounced that Minister Kasson ts coming home from Vienna to look after the next elections in Jowa. This isthe sort of thing that makes a §00d many people think our whole diplomatic ystem might as well be dispensed with, and its £0 called duties turned over to our consuls. As & rule those ofticers are useful, and earn their Salary, which ts more than can be sald of most Of our foreign ministers, or, perhaps, of any of them. ——__---____ ‘There fs journalism and journalism. The Wasbington correspondent of the New York World, who each week sends to that Paper a Column or so of social matter stolen from Tas Srax, prints sixteen paragraphs in its issue of Monday under the head of ‘Easter Week at the “apital,” of which eleven are copied almost ver- ‘tim from the columns of this paper. Ten of Use ‘are stolen bodily, that 1s without any . Gap peadan eel: the e’eventh, a loo long and easily identified to small yoe without detection, ts kindly in- — qeying “an afternoon local paper has of sap bitters. ee _ ” for the aged and infirm in ene WASH GooDs, i at Vari: Ort “SHUSTER & SONS. y= B COMPLEXION, se well as your temper rendered mitcrable by a Disordered Liver rae prove beth by taking CARTER'S LIT TLE LIVER Pircs: apl-thé&s, 2t UST OPENED. Stock of +3 FURNISH NG GOON: bac K whan, HOSIERY AN DEROHIEFS, ko. Also, FANCY SHIRTINGS. W. S. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania ave. yes KID GLOVE DEPOT, Pa. ave., ext to Mitchell's, FRESH STOCK nable | Sprin Colors, Blacks anal 3, 4 and 6 buttons from 75 cts. 0); Gents’ Gloves, 1.00, 81-25 and $1.50, Spin ha » YOUNGS, (SUCCESS EB TO 0. &. WIxoM,) GROCER, 504 9th at. n.w., diving again engawed in the GROCERY business, ectfully solicita the patronage of his friends and the veneral public. apl-3t Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 10TH StaEET Nontuwest, Makes CORSETS for Ladies and Misses a specialty and guarantees perfect fitand comfort. Her line of NCH COKSETS is complete. Rs order im any etyle and materi W E TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNC- ING 10 THE PUBLIC THE FAOT THAT A. F. MORAN, 1022 7th st. northwest, g is ee the finest line of SHOES in the € ~. MORAN purchases for Casi only, and sells on the BMALLEST Posse MARGIN. Goods warranted 28 represented. apl-im 1022 7th st. nw. RRs BLACK SILK AND WwooL GRENADINES. , it W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. VHE FIRM OF T.T FOWLER ae co. is dissolved by the death of Mr. ‘T. T. FOW- LER, and as surviving partner of said firm I hie give notice that all parties having claims against ssid firm must present them on or before JUNE 1. 1880, or be barred in the coilection there f. All parties indebted to ssid firm are requested to settle their accounts on or before June 1, 1830, or their collection will be euforcad by suit. HENRY P. GILBERT, Surviving Partner, 93 Water street. Georgetown D.C , April 1, 1880. re “thts, 4" est sb aR A pd eel el | Sige LITERATURE, Under the Window, by Kate Greenaway. Price 81.50 Insecta Abroad. by Rey. 1. @ Wood. 4.00 Vignettes in me, by ee Dobson, with Ptreduction ny E Stedman... 2.00 Cap‘a'n Fracasse, by ‘Theonhite Gaudin, 1.00 Foster's. Physiology, $d Edition Ae Doran's Annals of t Witand Windons of Sidhe Froude’s Bunyan ‘Ward's Chances. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Successors TO Monun Bros., 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th at. apl EW GOODS: NEW GooDs: Goops | We respectfully invite te attention to the large stock of NE! We Any Now SELuisG ar Extn Low Rate Our stock is inch better assorted than ever hero- tofore, embracipy many qualties offered by us for the first time this ae Te! PECIAL’ COLORED AND BLACK SILER FRINGES, BUT- FONS, LACES and NOTIONS. with a full tine of D COLORED NOVELTIES for trim- mings, GASHMERES SILKS and VELVETS, in lees variety. W._M, BROWN, apl ‘S17 Market Space. Bekcsskp's NEW MIXED TEA IS BETTER Than that sold by cther dealers, because I make it aLEADING ART:CLE, and advertise it for the arin of extending my business, and am obliged Ee Up @ BETTER article than either myself or else can afford to sell in the regular way, Or elee fail in attaining my object. ‘The same is true of BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE. foe pematiey is refunded where the articles fail to brn money called for yet. At apl-wks 354 Penna. ave., cor 43 st. LBS. CREAM CHEESE 50 4 ibe. TOMATOES, 3 Ibs. each. 50 4gallons HARD CIDER 50 3 cans SALMON. 50 1 pint bottle Virgin OLIVE O. 50 50 58 50 50 58 50 JAPAN TEA. 50 Lib. very cice OOLON @ TEA. 5D GEO. A. @TARE, 2213 7th st.n.w., apl Between M and N. Beare UL DRESS GOODS, One hnndred (100) pieces of new styles beantifal Spring bress Goods just received. Immense assortment of Dress Goods suitable for trimming. Fixured Linen Lawns only 15c., worth 25c. Three hundred ($00) pieoss beautiful Figared Lawns 8, 10, 5c. Silks, splendid quality, only 53c. Colored Ty worth $1. “Encelent quality Cloth for boys’ wear 37, 50, 62 and 7 Nottingham Lace for curtains (immense asgort- ment), 12}s¢. up to 81. Colored and Black Cashmeres, pure wool, 25c. Beautiful French Lawns. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. Black Silks, Colored Silks, Colored and Bi Sating. Colored and Black Vely. Shawls (pure wool), $1.87 to i $1.50 Black Silks are speci f Black Silk only 75c. One hundred (100) beautiful (new style) Maiiras-Ginehams. some Piano Covers $3.75 to #8. Excellor: C: Bwer Black Gashmueres, pure’ wool, wide douvie. width, reduced from 50c. down to 37. FRONT BOOM, first floor, over our store for rent. Desirable location for 4 Dressmaking estab- ut. CABTER’s, apl ZI Market Space. GEnENe MILLINERY. We have now open and ready for ea’ . the largest and most complete assortment of STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS Ever shown in this city, consisting of Aut due Latest Panistan, ENGuisu, ITALtan, Swiss aND AmenicaN NovELTies, Together with an endless Meee of sul tie leading Shapes in Staple straw SILK AND FLOWER iercarueeis Are aleo replete with everything new and desirable, forming chest and m¢ rant display of SILKS, RIBBON#, FLOWERS, Erc., ‘That the home and foreign markets can produce. We have also ready for inspection an extremely choice selection of FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, And sre constantly receiving additions to our cen- eral stock by every European steamer Our prices will be as low a8 the superior qnality and desica of ovr goods will permit of, and we respectfully invite the attention of the ladiés of this city and vicinity to inspeot our stock before making spring purchases. Fersonal attention given to all Millinery orders. J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER, 1 4107 F st. n.w. pASce ‘THIMMINGS, New se Handaom ; M SHUSTER & SONS. Iss CS ‘oon HUMPHERY, 4: street n.w., Is offering for misates aes FANOY FREN les of HOSE, ae imported, that cannot be duplicated nor eur- the country. ‘St, 2c2p it THE REASON HY DRESSLS VIENNA BELL, COLOGNE oe Ki ita ‘compound of Fi ich a enone . For Fraarance, and Duraviiey it is ga: its Tichness grits HS, Hctness and exquisite Delicacy of Por- Retails at 16c., 25c., S0c., $1, and can be had of all Drogsista and Fancy ‘Dealers in the Uni- A 5 A. LILLY, JB. & CO., Props. mari8-ini, 29,26 * Baltunore. PECIAL NOTICE. CHANOR FOR ENTERPISING MEN TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS. Vacant Stands in the New Washington (or his tea naa aiséount ci r oem at iho establshed rates, when paid for in ad Mowraiy RENTAL with Discount OFF: 11.20. Butchers’ Stas, $11.28. Butter 8.40. 420. ennee . 4.80. ‘The, shove rates ggase ator, So. and are more than eet * birt Inthe, i, Now York or ‘Boston miarkels- ‘maar20-e, tu, ' RENCH WORSTED DRESS S, FP Giasthing natively Now. seeesy it Fanaa W. M. SHUSTER & SONS” WARGAINS > ‘FoR CASH.) ESTREET. pilot Mayr 15, to make: eon for 3} ods, from 10c. to 82.7 fete Lote ‘to the quality age aloha and git pana. Picture Frames: kt i tore os ing, Hook Easels, made to order. Picture room Mot vance of Import- ravage gc ‘and ails, Cord and Wire. Ebonived Fine silk Velvet Frames, via es Father Rood at cout ed Choice Fan: Gold ont me toe com Sale airenta re Prosuoas popul Pastel Painti jers for ° dow Shades and Pict mlerg for Paroraneiae la Terme cash, at MARHRITER'S, No. 626 E st., one door from Tth st. FREE ART GALLERY. mar31-5t hoa OVER COATS AND ULSTEB- Me. -50 TO $20. SPRING DEER SUIT: M 815 TO 835. SPRING BUSINESS SUIT yi 70,636. SPRING SUITS FOR BOYS, EN TRA PANTS APO OHILDREN, zz Pa Hs 4 TO 12 YEARS OF AGE. Every garuient we oifer is wuerantest in mysterial and workmanship as well as in lowness of price. NOAH WALKER & CO., TAILORS AND CLOTHIER: 625 Pennsylvania Avenue. mar30-6t OODRUFF'S FILE HOLDERS FOR FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS,! WILLS, PAMPHLETS, SAFES, DESKS, &e.| &o., &o. FOR FILING LETTERS, VGUCHERS, DEEDS, SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, mar20-¢,tu,th,2m_ 705 and 707 9th st. 7 EDDING PRESENTS. We invite particular attention to our exten- sive and eeos aor Bnent of articles, desicned STERLING SIL ¥ WARE a it variet ; variety. OVELTIES IN JEWELRY. a: new. FANCY ee WARE. LONGWY LAMPS. SCONCES and MIRRORS. TRAY: Nt M. W. G. mai HE HEKTOGRAPH. NEW PROCESS OF DRY COPYING—100 COPIES FROM SAveniy Wikia 8S IN The ink can off aa from a common slate. Tithe best Copying Pad in the world, and the only one that has any practical value. We guar- antee ertisfaction and allow trial before payment. HEKTO: APH CO., mar29-6t_425 7th st., Washington, D. QPECIALTIES FOR OR EASTER. 1 LB. GooD ROASTED COF CorrEE ‘RA FIN. IXED TEA. -20cts 4 EXTRA QUALITY & SARDINES (per box). ...15cta ae ‘PPLY STORE, 1143 7th Street Northwest, near M. A. HABLE, Axt. 83° Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. mar23tal5 GEoHGE RYNEAL. Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS any LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL Kixps Or Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESE! mar29 428 7th at., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). one Te DEPOT. THE VETEMINARY M MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 14th street n.w. SPECIALTIES. Colle Medicine for, Horsot, Linements appropri Sreseing Horsee. Medicine £08 Ostler Shise for Hol ine for Cattle, cep, Fe TOBE. SMITH, V.S. W, W- SHARPE « co., e PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are authorized to contract for Advertising in this paper. mar8 ENT’S BLUE MIDDLESEX FLAN- NEL SUITS, best quality 812, fast colors; Youths’ pe 16 fo 21 years, $12, warranted fast colors; Bo} 2 to 16 years, 88 and $10; Fine Fancy Clase Suite for Boys'85 to B10; Beh Suits, from 83 to 86, very low; Odd Jackets and Vests at half value; Odd Coats for office wear about gue-half, the former price; Striped Oflice Coat reat bargains in Boots and Shoes. Boy Beiool ate from 40 and 50c. ‘Men's from to 83. sign Bix Shoe. J. W. SELB mar26 1914 and 1918 Pac ave. OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH aND CATARRHAL DEAFNESS. By slate member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or sddreas DR. WILLIAMSON, fev1.8m___ 893 13th street northwest. s “so s . Mau. i Penny, Houston County, Ga. We have known ive Syphilitic Sbeottion tested in hundreds of obstinate ¢ of Syphilis, ete., and beatity Mercurial Rueumatism, that it made the most perfect and’ pertaanent cures in every care. Capt. Hugh L. Dennard; Sam. D, Killen, Go. Court; J. L. Warren, of firm of J. W. Lathrop & Co., Savannah, Ga. ; Ea. Jackson, Dep. Clk Sup. Gt.2 Gen. Ell Watren: Dr. J.-C. Gllbort Deumgit: 3, W. Mann, Co. Treasurer; Win. D. Pierce, She- ri Tam personally acqnainted with the proprietor, and also with many of the gentlemen whose signa: tures appear to the foregviug certificate. They are men of high sree ‘ter and standing. A. UITT, Governor of Prepared oily By, the SWIET BELOISIO UD. . Atlanta, Ga. ScHEr. LER & STEVENS, ‘ational Hotel Drug Store. Gall on your Druggist for copy of “Young Men's a mar24-1m Judze WANTS. _ FOR RENT AND SALE. WARTED—A. first-class WwalIsT HAND imme- diately at 736 10:h ¢t.n.w. yy ANTED—A white WET NURSE for ane ons! yearold. Apply at 1121 20th et. n.w., references. apl-3t ANTED_A GIR. for washing and ironing: Alo, one for phataber work and waiting in: quire at 485 Pa, ave ADL 2 WASTED, A RIANO YORTE Tram $30.0 410 a a banrain. Star office ARTED=By ay Sapen OTE Sita a Wa are ee fam ily. Apply. Penna. ave. apl-20° WANZED—A youns LADY to give Piano lessons ree wenterien.” Address by lottar oly, E. SOTTO, 1400 Pa. ave. Wintec —An experienced white NURSE. None ‘but experienced need apply at 530 21st, at. apl-! 'TED—By a respectable white Girl PLACE cook or Shaione Dest of F zy reference. Apply 324 Virginia ave. 8.w. apl 2" ANTED A Young MAN, from 17 to 0 year ina Dry Store. BENJ. LER, Sos ridge st., Georgetown. apl-3t* ANTED—By a respectable young colored woman SITUATION as cham maid or to travel with alady. Apply 1310 11th st. n.w. 1t* WASTED A competent Young MAN to 09 advertisements on commission for a daily BEGET, yAddzese immediately JAS. E. GHIE- F 41 Virginia ave. 8.6. WASTER Sy a TOSEADIS white Girl a ae ATION as first-class cook or lanndress; good reference. Call or address 220 O st., Thetween’ 2d and 3d e.e. pL Wars The nea of Bec: aE ‘hand DENTAL OHATR for two or three sancihe at reasonable rent. Address, with particulars, DENTOS, Star office it eS Vv \y AN TED—White or colored WOMAN for gene- ral housework near Howard's University. Ap- ply “Intelligence Office," Room 24, moceral Ee ing, cor. Tthand F.C. E. PRICE’& CO. ED-A SITUATION by Gardener vam 15 years’ experience; shoxouent ql ainkea, eit all branches of the business ; bast ref. erence. Address O. D., 924 C st.n.w. apl-3t* WANTED Iuurprarerx—Two DRAFTSMEN on Patent Office drawing; none but first-clasn artists need app! . G. DIETERIOH, Photo Engraver, Rooms 56 and 57, Le Droit Building. 1* Ware HIRE—A ood, gentle SADDLE HORRE for a month, or two or three months if suited. Wall take good Care. Please state pric ane qualities of Horse. Addreas Box 147, io apl-at* Wi ANTED—A white COOK, woll recommended. LeDroit Apply to A. 1. BARBER, No. WARTED—8200 cach frill be wiven to any one Park. securing me a SITUATION as Clerk, Messen- ger or Watchman in any of the Departments. dress J. J., Star office. mars: ANTED— By an honest, industrious. intell:- fyfent colored Boy, 19 years old, EMPLO’ MENT; well recommended Dy presen’ ei Nk Adivees JEFFERSON WEST, Star office. m31-1 V ANTED—An experienced white WOMAN az jd’a nurse to take care of infant ; French or English vreerred. apniy for two days ‘at Hamil- ior a CUES: lithand K sts., between heer 2 ina . i= lane, nicely furnished ROOM 7 hotise inodern improvements. a | ply BIST et. now. O8 RENT—A § Foye toned New : ek qinzalton PANO? “siliws Ls TGeanRty over Brick Cheap. ® Fe RENT—Four very desirable unfura’ ROOMS on Second fidor, with all the coy, ences. 1224 7ih st. apl-3| 7OR ‘RENT Ter deleatoaT ROOMS, en siite or single, for gentlemen. Cool and central ica. tion. Terms reasonabie. 1013 14th et. n.w. = ate L crn. woprovementa, central 1ocs- tion; rery chesy for cas - JOSEPH G. HESTER, 519 7th « Fu RENT—Second tioor of three good sized un- furniehed ROOMS, bath room oa same floor jonse has modern improvements and centrally 10 cated. 752 18th st apl Fe SALE— TaIMEROTED hie half square from Capitol gronuds. Or will contract with builder who will take nulmproved property in Da ment. Apply at 220 Ist st. 0 ‘OR RENT _Six-room aOUE 2 921 K st. n.w. Rent £18. HRTeRs net quite fished 1106 & st. n.w. or 215 $35 st. OR RENT Three story BRICK HOUSE No. 93 Wi 11 rooms, bath rooms. rang) ay Mable:on ve of siveet sare. Avply B-T BEAR Jn., 121 Dunbarton st., Georxetown. ap FOR RENTCHOUSE containing nine rooms ail_ modern conveniences; pleasantly Io Part of rent will be taken in board. Apply at Deu Stcreon premixes, corner H and 3th sts. n.c. al NOR RENT—406 N Jersey avenite n.w., near vity cate: Bx TOMS, Paths roomnise fi ler: park in front. Low .ent to good ter Inquire at 408, next door. api-3t* 2 | ROR BENT Unfurnished foconi and third STORY, threerooms on ech floor; suitable for housekeepine. Bay window, gas, water and bath room. No. 1025 17th st., between Kand Lb. apt it —Laree, well ventilated, sunny OR RE ay FG scentral and Df easy access, 1019 Tet, n. aes ir 11th at. ; r closet and’ bath sanv ficor; junction of Faad ‘Tth i. car lines. apl-3t* ‘OR SALE—Ono good-located BUILDING LOT, 25 feet front, on Bintac., near Tet. Also, ali room BRICK DWELLING on Hst., st. ply at STOVER'S Office, Sst and Pate aptae Fee RENT—HOUSE completely fitted with new furniture, for small family. Possession at once. if desired, will sell furniture independentiy of near hours Gall after six p.m. at 1637 19th st. n.w. ap! OR SALE—A fine CORNER LOT on 3d at. and Caroling avenue sc. A xood stand for Wood and onl Yin Inquire at 1509 8ch st. a. or JAMES PARKER, Burnt Milis P-O., Montzoin ry county, Md. apl-st* FE RENT—That (leqant three-story BRICK HOUSE 1416 6th st n.w., between Oand P. 10 reoma, nice dry cellar, modern improvements, fruit trees and flowers. ‘Rent $35. Inquire on ine premises. apl-3 RK RENT—Curap—Seventeen larze ae nished ROOMS, southern exposures; suitable for Offices or Lodging Roome. Apply on premises, i SU Est. n.w., half square from General Post apl-6t* Canes RENT on Lease—A small fur- nished or unfurnished HOUSE, with modern imvrovements, bay, window and southern exvo- su. >, between F and Tand 10th and 18th sts. Preferred Address C. D. 8., 1213 F mari yy ANTED—A first-clasa Restaurant GOOK well recommended. Apply at No. 933 D st.n.w. mar30-3t* W4NtED Bs a respectable white Girl SITOA- TION to ao chamberwork, waiting and aasist in plain sewing; good references. 623 N st. bet. 6th and 7th n.w. mar30-3t* V ‘ANTED, BOOKKEEPER: one that under- stands his business. Address, with refer- erces, where last employed and ealary xpos fret ss Box 594. 130-3t WANTED—On reasonable terms, a single or Nionble TEAR for easy driving (2 hours) in afternoon three times a week. Address, stating tar office. mars0-3t Wixtzn —A POSITION in any one of the De. partments paying one hundred dollars per month. Will pay two hundred dollars. Address (ARRY P., Star Office. mar30-3t* Wit ae furnished SERVANTS free of charge. Come or send postal card with rticulal cular “People’s Intelligence, , Office," Room ‘ederal Building, cor. 7thand F. C.E. PRICE maara0- 3 5 ANTES RENT—A six or ssven-room HOUSE, mod.imps., in West En4, or within six squares north of Treasury, by a prompt ten- ant, threc in family: references given; rent about Address: » Star office. mar30-e93t Wit ae TEQSoRapIANAD) stylish LADY, competent and capable, must be good pen: man, to assist an attorney in important overnment and departmental business. She must have some means to live well pending business mewotiations. Very liberal compensation to the right party. Ad- Qres (confidentially) E. DURAND, Baltimore, mar30-3t* Wie SITUATION in any of the depart- ments, paying one hundred dollars a month. Wil give three hundred dollars. Address 1,4) ‘FOSTER, Star off mar27-6t* WANE: AD en ‘Bookkeeper desires: a PERMANENT SITUATION ina Srat-class Ne references furnished. Add eNO. 3935 We SWANTED-SERVANTS of all a res in ‘dof Servants furnished free of charxe. “People's Intelligence Office," Room 24, Federal sauce cor. 7th and F. "0. E. PRIGE & CO. "ED-SERVANTS of all kinds, and other ‘Families furnished s at ghort notice free Office cor. 71 Mo- th and G sts. P. marl6-3w* Ww ANTED You to examine and chooses a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Anv ope, Tipe eH EACIOTy subject fied Sone attyr Mo any er. enting and repailing a spec Mi BENNY, 279th nw " WANTED, CARPETS to CLEAN, at cee Steam Beating Works, 490 Maino avonue 8. w. Ordera by mail or left at W.’ B. Moses, cor. 7t'1st and Ps. ave, or Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & C 1333 F pet De 0% BOARDING. QOR RENT WITH BOARD—A largo FRONT ROOM, 3 windows, southern exposure. suitable for two persons. Hotise quiet, &c. Apply 939 H st. n.w. apl-3t* ROOMS IN SUITES ORSINGLE, FURNISHED gt ihe Central Hotel, 10th s-. “opposite Med cal Museum, with moals'in spacious dining room, at low rates.’ Prof Catts caterer. maar31-3t? NPEE TREMONT HOUSE offers x90d ROO MS, with first-class Hotel Board, for $25 and $30 month. House is well furnished, heated with at and every way desirable. mar29-1m_ FGE RENT A larce, clewantly furnished ROOM fronting Fst, very desirable, with BOARD for fro rerons, 360 le Rooms and Board, $25 5 ver month. tesa HOUSE, cor. 100} F sts. mor2)-6 (OR RENT—With first-class TABLE BOARD, & nicely-furnished Front ROOM, at 930) New York ave-n.w. ar26-6 OR tC RENT With or without BOARD. <4 or ree ROOMS, at 607 E st.n.w. ; references ex- hanno qnar20-2w* HE eet a aouRe: 612 Sth st.n.w., isons id best conducted boardi: of the cosiest an ing Houses tn the ci rancient boarders scommmo- dated at reasonable novlg LOST AND FOUND. TRY THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED FROM 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAO- TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND CONVE- NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUK DAY TO THE FES- TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIO, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, OON- TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST MATE- RIALS, AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE. MANUFACTURED BY CC, 4. GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON, MASS, TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN GROCERS: N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F st. n.w. JACKSON & CO., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n. WILLIAM ORME & SONS, 2023 Penn.ave.n.w. B. W. BEED'S SONS, 2216 F st. n.w. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 610 Pa. ave. n.w. ELIA OHELINI, 135 Pa. ave. and 136 B st.: JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 2421 New York ave.n.w. HOLMES & BROTHER. corner Ist and E sta.n. ¢ ©. BRYAN, corner 15th and I streets n.w. ©. WITMER, 1928 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. JOHN KEY WORTH, corner 9fh and D sts. n.w. ASHBY & CO., corner 3d and E sts. n.w. Mrs. T. E. BRYAN, ‘148 C street n.o. F. D. KEYWORTH, 529 7th street n.w. marl3-1m OL OURE, NO PAY.—Pels Oorn Solvent. Negra, ESL Sagan ev Bacr ostiattet ‘iost ‘7th st. n.w. OST—Wednesday evening, between Massa. ave. and I st. Silver Bangle BRACELET, ornament- ed with pond lily and two lily peds. Suitable re- ward if returned to.1116 13th: et” now. apl-3t OST—POOKET-BOOK containing 5 cents, re- A ceive for 830, and note for 8100 drawn ty order G. naher. ward paid upon its return to F.0: SEVER ANOE, “office Fourth Auditor. It" GTRAYED—From my premises, No. 2217 7th a n.W., alarge white and black Spotted SOW, mostly black. A liberal reward’ Pullbe paid to any one giving informa- ats. MAX BURT. ‘PERSONAL. ALL PERSONS aro warned against negotiating a NOTE to wy order for $100, drawn by 3. He Folsom and running for one yoar,ax same haf bee icst. lapl-3t'], ‘a. MOSHER. Fe RENT—HOUSE 1314 T st. n.w., 9 rooms, bay window, all modern im movements, in location. Inquire immediately of BR. W. BATE! 719 D at. n.w., or 529 13th st.n.w. Koy at rove corner i3th ana T sta, ap! (OR RENT—-ROOMS; new house, new furniture; firt-clage in every respect. No. bet. D and E sts. n.w ‘OR RE NT—HOUSE 1235 lithet., bet. M 8. .w.: location pleasant and agreeable rent'reasonabie toa zood tenant Inquire 1118 New York ave. marl 3? ‘OR RENT — Unfurnished ROOMS; new papered and painted, hot and cold water, api Soe oet in bath room. Apply 9168th st. nw. }OR RENT—Soeveral furnished ROOMS Board: delichtful location for summer, 1214 K st. n.w. Terms moderate. “Keferetices ‘re- quire mar31-3t (OR RENT—From April 1, four Unfurnished ROOMS: second floor; large Parlor, three Chambers; $25 per month, including light; suita- blefor housekeeping. 912'Mat n.w. mar TOR, RENT—A Brick HOUSE, Nor 403 10th sewer, hot and | cold, water 00d. rte Eollax aude wins herteet per it B17 month.” Apply to JOHN E. HEEREDES oe Poun- sylvania ave. 8 e. mar31-3t* OR RATE A very dgetrable three- = Sage DWELLING, - Hw., one block from Pennsyivania ‘ave, cloven’ roomie: nod conveniences, lange pariors. dry cellars, &c, in: marsi-ét" without it No. quire of THOS. SHER & CO., a F st. on the premises. ‘OR RENI—A HOUBEY contrally ad eligibly, loc: ing a public reeervation ; suital enresaitatiee: Sane rent for one year or tea pply to. NLEY, Attorney-: weet lo. ét Touisiana OR RI cither th re: a COTTAGE is Clifton, yunty, ao is within ten minutes: walk of thedepot, eburc! and F. O-; situation ra ry. airy and healthful. ‘re-h vegetat ORES, ry an ruil supplied on the Ie piace tnkkitenga stableand yen nous: “uuteher oe r week ; good, soci- et: ; furniture it de Inquire OTe ‘Clifton, Fairfax coynty, Va. mar3l-6: LOR, RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, 2 i VATE AND AT AUCTION. —See Bulletin issu: on the Ist and 15th of fo mouth, at the office “4 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th at. new. m3L- ary No. 1326 New York avenue. "sino, ), first-class. maraoate FOR RENT—Fon Licur Hovsprrentxc unfurnished ROOMS on second floor; use of bath and cellar. 938 R st. n.w. mai JOR RENT—Fiegant furnished ROOMS on first floor ; house has modern conveniences ; 12th st. u.w. Breakfast if desired. mai ‘OR RENT—1725 Pa. ave. n.w.—Ten rooms and large Store Room, modern Se a A Kod business stand at low rent. THOS. E. AVAG- GAMAN, 519 7th et. mar30-3 we RENT_Plesrant ROOMS, Aen eae a in a private fam’ Apply SHUSTE ‘R, 919 Pennsylvania avenue, or 1319 11th 30 et. n.w. Delightful locatien in summer. ‘OR RENT HOUSE No. 111 Det. aw. arn EGINALD FENDALL, aw Shark lw FR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, cight rooms, bath-room, with all modern im provements ; newly pai ited ‘and papered 2 5 D.w. | Inquire No. 403 7th ete uw. mar20-st Fo RENT— ae es ist next, a nice two- story COTTAG]I * No. 1214 Penna. av. cant, with eizht rooms, lane wood House feat and back garden, and all modern improvements In- auire next door, or at No. 56 Bridge st.._ Geo mar? town. Fe RENT—Eleaut APARTMENTS, on aid after April 10, at 1027 Vermont ave st herson Square. Fe RENT— Qomfortsble 6 room. BRICK (OUBE, No. 12: nw. Inquire an the premises, or of D. A. CHAMBERS, No. 633 F st. mar26-6t* OR. BENT No, 1735 13th st., 7 ‘ior $25. No. st., 9 rooms:’ 830. buy 8 neat, oe 4. room. pees BRICK, a J.G HESTER, 619 7th s! {OR RENT AND SALE. r full list, call or send for REAL ES- TAT pEvIEW pupliehed mouthly free. mar24-2m WARNER, 916 Fst. nw. FS SALE “Eanes Tenste—Cottaxe-built BRICK HOUSE, modern provements, rounds and sirubbery : in one of the Lest Toeslitees of Georgetown; cars pass the door. nasire Ke- corder's Office, City Hall. 16-30" Fe Gabe ae or Spe SUITE; bay window, bath, &c., second and ous oom on third oor." Parties having children o servants need not apply. 1423 Towa Circle. m?2- BOR (OR RENT—619 13th st. n.w., two handsomely F Tarnished SUITES of ROOMS: all modern im jfirst and second floors; baton each hoor: terms moderate. febl4-3m_ Foe BENZ Fumished PARLORS = BE! ROOMS and ROOMS furnished for housekee and several goal BEDROOMS. cor. PROFESSIONAL. J H. JOHNSTON, ov m 616 th st. to 717 H st. opposite Gaivary Bante Ghurch. Fill ectalty,, Tooth on gold an Gas ‘Charges te: Reference: Kev, Dre Domes and otherae, Di J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayette st., Balto., Ma. has devoted 30 years to tho sicceasful tment of Nervous Debi ility, Evil, Forebodinus, Faipitadion of the Heart, Pimples, Organic Weal hoes, Rev those dire resultant {ndigeretion. pot 08 of the Blood, ‘Throat, Nose ically cured without ‘BR. R. fare to Baltimore marsl-3m ‘A. Will the person taking from Ave- nue Car No. 13, several days since, a Lady's SILK UM BRELLA, white handle, with name there- on, please return same to 819 Market Space and re- ceive reward. mar30-3t* "ADAM BROOKE TELLS AV.L THE EVENTS OF LIFE. All business confidential. Laaies and Gentlemen 50 ne each. 416 Let., between 4th and 5th sts. D.W. mar27-6t* D5: ROBERTSON, THE MO3T RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlemen, can be consulted in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 2 to 9 p.m., at 406 C st. n.w., near 43 st. Offices perfectly pri> mercury. deducted from fee. BREL SJetteva health and FEET BEING REQUI- site to health and usefulness, thousan ex- Wat ienced personages, from far and near, visit ae Es en ‘known establishment, opposi! Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Comin Bunions, Chilblzin: Nails, Vas- lar niceé and other ailments of the fest. Established 1861.” Oitce feo, 81 per visit. YORNS, BUNIONS, o., radical the Ce pail Guirorsais, Ba 3. og SERRE ne an jea8 operation, combin pestest ‘and effective remedies. Bemamber,, No. (422 Pennsylvania ave. B. WEISENBORN, Dentiat, removed to see 1ith new. CELLULOID ‘TEETH inserted DOL pete operations on the: reasonable prices. Ex- aeclé Tt aROER ote, ,Guuarwes tloderats, No failures. Main oalce, | location cf this offos. 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. mard7-Im = TM, TALBOTT, ‘EMOBRHOIDS PILES) CURED WITHOUT = - the use of the Remember, you have | 24,2 fo southeast corner pene thing to 9: J u.W. ‘Teeth inserted 87 per Pet aw ey anyon ou aré ctusd: CF aes ‘my28 R. DUKE, Dexrist, 9197 ws BEY, 492 7th st., will rem the | Diana kets Bosutlit au et eager wih Ragin ay. His whee e ecngan geen teen eu at Extracting mi whol a Yank SILVERWARE CLOSED | Pecigy° Cent. Alloy warranted. WILL BE OUT AT ANY PRICE before that time. _mar8-Im eae eee responsibility of People, with abstracts 506 We» 6 to10 in before 9 and from 2 ¢0 5." jti-1om Kor Pevave. (Gentine means, Rivet. ‘ait FOR RENT AND SALE. R RENT—1719 Rhode Inand ave.n.w.—Hand- some 2e BRICK RESIDENCE containing fifteen Toome, with every convenience. Situation one of the ia in Washington. R RENT Larwe STABLE adjoining “‘Cartle siewart nk Senet for six — ‘Ample carne jonse. Second floor contains three hinialied ToOm. for coachmen. ' FOR bt ot enced Hist. n.e.—Small Brick HOUSE online Railroad. of Columbia FOR. etal nade t. _ tory BRICK HOUSE containing Bs coms. Esai MOET : 701 L LOAN. We have in hand funds to invest in anme to mit at lowest rates on approved real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1223 F street n.w- R RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, ‘Beat Estate AGENT axp AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. mars0 Upper _portic 107 ae 610 La. ay., n. Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their property, and keep it before the public constautly. have many of the finest building sites in the city for ;,also, Honees in every section at Prices fron Bi. 000 to $60,000. Now is the time to buy. B. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. mara7 - A. McINTIRE, KAL ESTATE BROKER, ‘No. 918 F street, opposite Masonic Temple. 50 Unturmnd eo Suburban. ae 8 (1518-1520 S st. . Also,a number of other Houses, Offices. Stores, Stables’ and Buburbam perty. 1s RK SALE! FOR RALE!! FOR SALE!!! 2 Brick Houser, 15th and I, (toclose an estat) New Brick, near 7th and Q n roomed Brick, with stable, 1 New Houses on O-street line of c Houses uear new market,ou Sthet, 3,000 ad 1, san at of Engraving. &0-,br.5 ‘&e Stoet 6 Lots near mat ‘Q sts. hn. Lote and Houses tron #400 fo 30 cents per foot. 00. 0, 0 MONEY TO LOAN! i have large and small sums always en hand to i DAs at lowest rates. E. A. McINTIRE. REL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr. Croup Burtpixa, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT in different portious of the city. Call at our Office for the list. HOUSES OF ALL PRICES FOR ye and yess that are very desirable will be Exchanged f 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. See ZESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. a & —- ber eee = 1741 ith W1L2ist ** $ 426 9th 8. w, 5 FOR Bait ae 8-room House, window and cellar, on, Columbia ‘t., near O H.W. 100, 0G Dw. +8 stories, 3 bay win- owe, mod. ine 84,000 JOk REN THE CORCORAN BUTI DING, Orrosire U. 8. Tressvny, 15rH STREET. Fine Stores, ice Roome—sinaly or communi- cating or Boats Offices, Studios, etc. Water and closets on every floor. Elevator and steam heat. mod. imps., bay Dark rooms for storaxe. Inquire of the Janitor. marl2 FOR SALE. Fe SALE—Family SEWING MAOHINF, in o- cellent order,cheap for eush. apply 61s B 3- Wee TO PURCHASE A HORSE, Ee over 15 hands high; must be sound =e oe and stand without Lite “446 8th’st. now. rz SALE—Just arrived—20 head of fine driving Saddle HORSES, finely bred dy, HUGUENY & DOW “nl ‘20? No. 45 New York ave. FE SALE — Crear ror ae One Concert Grand PIANO (of Mrs. C! Bristed: for 8300; one Steinway & Sons’ a] PIANO, carved k for ok — Lind- overstrung, ewood, for stadt, Kew York PIAN Sttice” Se — SALE—Large young brown MARE, per- fectly sound and gentle; lady seve owner's going away. GHEEN'R Sta- Sth and I sts. we mardo-6e eN FOE SALE Ten fine biz HORSES, 2 fine Coupe Horses, 2 Saddle recs, 1 bie Draft ‘Mare, a opt vers and good workers. n.w. JOHN IOPRINS FOR SALES LANDAULET OARRIAGE and fine TOP BUGGY; also, two fine MARES, good drivers, sinulé or double. All orders for purchasing or disposing of Stock will receive gprompt attention. and estisfectionguar- anteed. DOWNEY, Stable, 1013 Jotlenk. e ‘Three good sets second - Fj ae LE BARN cheap. IN: fn the city for MANTZS CO., 413 13th st., mar27-eo3t 27- ‘OR SALE—Ar a BarGain—Handsome BUILD- ING LOTS on Capitol Hill and northwest sec- tion of city: Splendid chance for builders. | In- quire 423 1ith st. n.w. sn WOR SALE—Fifty different styica of New and a-hand Top and No Tor BUG- GIES. SID: Be JUMP. "SEAT, ROCKAWAYS, FAMILY CAKRIAGES, EXPRESS | WAGO! at prices ‘to suit the Himes: Call and examine our stock st 946 Lon avenue, Bazaar. mar22-2w SPATES & HAW HAVE ON HAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF GARR che of my own make, ench eae ton: a en as 8, Bide Bar Boca Wee x! oe 4 ties, Gost eae oxen and. eevera asiness aicons; alan, No. 1gecond hand ¢ voupe Rockaws in good condi. tion, at my factor . 14th and oa nh. We . WE WALTER Repairing promptly attended to. STOCK OF SPRING WAGON! nitable List Kinds of business. Not of ge E WAGONS. This Wagon ie nice. eons H. ‘and “Repository, 410-416 8th st., bet. D’and E n.w. maré-6m. ee SALE—A lot of fine Sit CANA: Bones: also MOCKING y BIKDE PARED BIRD CA St the Bie Store, 1138 7th ‘ston. 8. ‘RECHT. £10-2m* ES TOP BUGGIES, DOCTOR. ae one LANDAU CARRIAGE in order. Lot of Second-hand BUGGIES and WAGONS for sele very low on monthl instalments. JAS. K. PROBEY, 37 Prospect st., -_marll-32 RB SALE—New and ee hand CARRIAGES a as Jump, ‘&e: iy Aa ce Dace poy femme ([EBEa COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and ia imitation of sil kinde-of stone, and just as For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. POTOMAC TEBRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., Near B. & O. Depot. we Tey Se i aay ' MONEY TO LOAN Sie. 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN TH« bwest, with ample margin, at ner oenty Sino ee several smatler sume (money in hand) at low F. H. SMITH, 806 Feat., LeDroit Building “marae. T° LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Sums To Scr, at Gand? 7 per cent. No ia When rom is Ar) OTGi yeaa, 10th and F ste! now. ONEY TO LEND ON = Me towuit, at the lowest Aico eae ea “ OO] mar 6t 806 F ai., La Droit Builtine Mo"=* To voax— $100.00) TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, first-clase gilt ede real estate sectrity. = B. H. WARNER, 916 F st. nw. ESTATE _ BUSIN ESS CHANCES. ANTED. W ere STOCK: dr se CAPITALS TALUABLE ard Ind. or DWELLING HOL Ws O98 Pennsylvania aj 00 WILL. BUY A SS'SrOnE in a fork ao , IN T fans for MERCH A ES in Washington Address ve, Washington, D. ©. atte lle Sistem, tie 0. Ht kK, frnit: good buildings, in excellent ondition SMITH or J, T-COLDWLLL, S00 Ft Builds Lo apl-eodt (F, KELIABLE AND PNER- Ny dirs of op by let t New York avenue, Wash = a OTH, LYING. GANDY JARS, STONE Wheeler & Wilson SEWING MACHINE, 436 90h at. now. {OR SALE.—STOCK and FIXTURES of « fi class cigar store, doinx a good basinoss. emia factory reasons for selling. Inquire southweat corner 7th and L ste. nw. marsl-2t* BALE Fee A BARGAIN ON I A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO SEOURE A BEAU- FUL COUNTRY HOME ate me bain Property ad) ‘Chureh, Va.,10 nt! . iigton and € from Georgctowh, Is within bal mile of West Falls Depot. Has on ita moat Oottace House of 10 rooms, with a log house or kitchen of 4roome, large barn and stable, carriage houss, The warden i# enclosed with palitue fenes. Te is a splendid fruit farm, with every variety o yeach, apple, pear, cherry, grape, Ke. | 14 in soot state of cultivation and improvement, with fencing: Sixty-etwht acres, 10 of which trails Herfect and property forimproved city pro = mbvensd. P ¥ TEKMS. rom: Wash Georeetown throweh Falls Ch the healthiest and prettiest: suimrban iliages the land. A number of geut.cruen in the differ Government Departments At this place and live there tho ye SAMUEL N mar31-6t" Central 108 PER GENT. INV ESTMENT.—Better than Bonds. Business property oth _bextto Penn. we, for sale. Inqnire over the tt mars, LOAN.—We can furnish from #1 82 hout delay on first-class Real 6 percent. Changes low properties, locate modern improvements, well built 150 to 8500 cash, the balance monthly at 6 per cent. Also, a xreat bargain in a nicely located lot, 34.6x95 to an alley, if sold at once. Ro troubleto show cago W. FE. BURFORD & CO., Real Estate Brokers, "No. 102 E street uw. JOR RENT OR SALE_Decirable healthy COUNTRY HOME, near Washincton. Balti more & Ohio Railroad: mileage to and fro twel cents. Cheap rent. Further particulars, W! CAL) zeEte — Baltimore. mao. N. miards-Ln roome, oven lots in fine con alton, Atco, FARM Sontainins about forty-three acres, ritusted at “the Washinzton & Ohio Junction good dwelling am fifteen minutes ride from ink: ow buildings; suited for stock x yard, 1 market @ar- den or wreenhoure A rare mar2-1m DUNCANSOM RO: w pcecta. F G2, SAVE Stock, Fixtures “Good Will and Lease of an old eitabliahed Wholeswle and Re- fail ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY ESTAB- LISHMENT, deine a fair business Ieasons. for (ids, interest in another business. Address Box tar Oflice. marl5-30" 5 clewan each, wood lots, 3th Fs HOLTZMAN 4, wy A HOWE sreat bargains, MES, 4 and 5 roon ana ite sts 8c. monthly. WM. 2. marl3- tra A BEAUTIFUL QOUNTRY PLAGE FoR SALE In Hyatteville, Md., on the Baltimore and Ohio road, five minutes’ walk from the dey it — “f-about three-fourths of an acre of ground, lim proved by a frame cottage and fine stable. It has about sixty fruit enibracing all the best va- ricties. House was built new within two years, and hae all conveniences, This isa rare chance tora pereon. who wants cheap uburban home. ae 7 p-LIBBEY, 2 mars-im HOUSEFURNISHINGS. + BOTELER & BRo., HAVE OPENED THFIR NEW IMPORTA. TATION OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA4 SETS. J.W. BOTELER & BHO., mar’ Pen NABLE WARE, CHINA, ves, bet. 9th and 10th sts. cu Sen i PLATED WARE, Al HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridye,) now offered to those in GAS FIXTURES. 1 am selling the celebrated goods of Messrs. Mitch- elt, Vance & C clas offered in this niark my eoodeare handled by practical men and fully warrented Please call and examine the largest and most max- Rificent display of Gas Fixtures south of New ¥: rk. E. F. BROOKS, SSL 25th st., mar22 Corconan AS COOKING STOVES. The Washington Gas Light Company have at their office on 10th street, an Serortment of the 80 AL GAS COOKING STO! in vartons sines nd patterns. This is the Bove used by Miss Dods in her lectures on cookery. a Call and examine them. = _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. Wiovane Reo temant rr anos neurporeed for durability, richnos aud rea i artists “de na Yolumre of tone. red to ADE. Pianos ‘A splendid opportunity want of the REST FiaNo MA aw satintactorily attended to. I REICHENDAGIES, "8 Piano Warerooms, 423 Lith 8t., a few doors above Pa. mar? ‘'TIEFF PIAN Srey ed § position Universelle 1878. TWO FIRST PREMIUMS we D.0.. The Stich $f Ratton! sty, Q artists Plano, defies compen (Heo Agents for the celebrated Kranich & Bach and gther first-class Piancs and the unrivaled Poloubet 800. Biandard Bore an; z feb17__ TRB Teh ot. ware., between G and H. Puss. AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT © pam tans SD MO & 00. LLEW!8 J0nNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. c., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- , TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. . DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mar29— T= CELLULOID TRUSS ANDSUPPORTERS. Se 623 Teh st. nw. uly potas ou the wana d