Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1880, Page 2

=e oe = ait | . # = . f THE EVENING STAR. _ | PeuS@SahO3",S09P IE G6U™ | eM wot“ 2 Bahr WANTS. _FOR RENT AND SALE. | _ FOR RENT AND SALE. MONEY TO LOAN WASHINGTON. FRIDAY ---- April 2, 1880. ”_ CHORBY S. NOYVES.... Editor. | ONT FAIL TO. EXAMINE THUSE BEAU. The 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 payers here added to- @etner. ~ ‘The Double Sheet To-morrow. The double sheet of fifty-six columns to- morrow will be an interesting number, and as usual an extra edition will be printed. Adver- tisers and newsdealers will please send in thetr Orders as early as practicable. The number of new advertisements printed tn March was 1,805. Increase over last March, £37. In- crease for January, 105, and for February, e Total increase for the three months, 366. Total number of advertisements printed this year, 4.982. While New York and other eastern cities are being put off with the promises of Edison and Sawyer, Wabash City, a little Indiana town of about three thousand inbabitants, has been Ughted with an electric light. The lamp used there {5 the one’ known as the Brush patent. Four, of three thousand candle power each, driven by a seven-horse power engine, were Placed on the flag-staff of the court house, at an elevation of nearly two hundred feet above the lowest part of the town, and the experi- ment proved very nearly if not quite a com- Plete success. The contract required that the lamps should illuminate a territory one mile in diameter from the court house, and this was accomplished admirably where the space was Open or only partially obstructed by low and Scattered bulldihgs. The light in such localities Was greater than that of the full moon in a clear sky, but where the buildings were two or three stories high and built close together, the illuminating power of the lamps se2em2d to have little or no effect. The tests were deemed Satisfactory to the authorities of the place, and arrangements will be made to have the town lighted permanently by the Brush lamps in a Week or two. It would seem, however, from the results at Wabash, that while this may be satisfactory for open ¢ ‘Sparsely built up towns, lamps at a few high points would not do well in large cites, where the streets are narrow and the buildings high and close together. But this difficulty coutd, doubtless, be overcome by having more lamps and placing them at a lower level and at street and alley crossings, where there woul be few or no deep shadows thrown. xpayers of New York city, members in good standing of the republican party, have entered a protest against the proposed new charter, that the legislature will hardly disregard. Ex- U. S. District Attorney Bliss and Prof. Tue. W. Dwight were selected to deliver arguments against the Instrument, and, before the assem- bly committee on cities, they dissected and ex- posed it. It has been understood from the first that this charter was simply a scheme of polt- ticians to fasten their hold upon New York city by means of the oficial patronage. The argu- ments of Messrs. Bliss and Dwight not only make the scheme plain to everybody. but show that there is absolutely no good in the proposed charter: that it is all evil, especially to the in- terests of taxpayers. The republican members of the legislature are reminded that while the charter might give to their party control of New York city, it would jeopardize its existence throughout the state. Now that the scheme has been thoroughly exposed it will probably be defeated. In accepting tile title of “ Duke of America,” conferred upon him by the Rex Assoctation in New Orleans, Gen. Grant made a delicate allusion to the charge of Cyeserism that is so often made against him by his opponents. He did not deny the charge. Perhaps he thought that would dignify it too much, but. in the same connection he stated that he was too “pronounced” a repub" lean to accept a title “ under ordinary circum. stances.” The General simply improved the op- portunity to hint to the people that he Is too firm a believer tm republican tnstituttons to en tertain any desire to overthrow them. This hint is also significant in that it shows that the ex-President is observing closely the movement in bis behalf for another term, and that he {s not willing to have that movement injured by im puting to him imperial designs. The inference is that with regard to the third term movement “Barkis fs willin’. ” —————_~<+e-—____. The later returns from the‘Sparilamentary elections received in London show continued liberal gains, and while some of the conzerva- tive leaders maintain that they will be abie to hold a small majority, others concede their defeat. Up to last night 165 lberals had been chosen, to 99 conservatives and I! home rulers, @ net Mberal gain of 31. fhe opposition are making a determined fight, and the elections already held-show that they are bringing out their entire voting strength. Encouraged by the Splendid prospect of success, it is not ltkely that they will abate their efforts in the constituencies yet to be contested. Tue only hope of the conservatives now 1s to make in- roads upon their opponents, but the latter have the vantage ground, and will no doubt main- tain it. There are already rumors of Beacons_ feld’s resignation. He has announced that if his party shall be left with only a bare working majority in Parliament, he will resign, and this is an intimation that the Premter ts counting upon defeat. While {t seems pretty certain that the conservatives will be defeated, tt may be that the liberal majority will be too small to enable them to form a ministry having working strength in Parliament. —————~<+e-—___ It fs now made evident that the leaders of the So-called readjuster party in Virginia do not intend to join with the democrats tn the sup- Port of a presidential ticket. A call has been issued for a state convention to assemble on the 7th of next July in Richmond. The date fixed upon fs subsequent to both the republican and democratic national conventions.and the call is signed by “\Wm. Mahone, chairman.” Manone and his co-operators: say they intead © put in the field an independent elect- oral ticket, but there are very god grounds for the belief that they really con. template adopting the republican electoral Ucket should Grant be the nominee of that party. Gen. Mahone Is too shrewd a politician to count upon ho:ting his party together upon the basis of an unknown ticket and undeclared Principles. The biodest partisans that ever followed a favored leater in this country have not gone to that length. It has always been mecessary to raise some sort of a banner and in_ scribe upon it the name of somebody. The emocratic leaders of Virginia are satistied that a secret alliance between the readjusters and republican managers has been effected, and hey are alarmed at the result it may produce. —_+-____ It is pretty well established that the great rise in the price of paper in this country ts largely due to combinations on the part of man- ‘ufacturers and speculators, and that it 1s not Warranted to anything like the full extent it thas gone by either an increase in the price of yaw material, an advance in wages, or a greatly increased demand, nor by all these causes com- Dined. It is, however, not wholly a specula- live advance, as is shown by an increase in prices in Great Britain and on the continent, in England prices some time since advanced about 10 per cent over those prevailing about a year ago, and the German manufacturers have Yecently put theirs up to the same point. Here ‘the increase has been thirty-three to nitty ‘per cent, or from twenty to forty per cent more ‘than there fs any sound and suffictent reason for, outside the greed and power of the manu- facturer’s ring. —__--_____ ‘The worn and shabby condition of the car- Siage-ways throuch some of the public parks, gnore partieularly those in the southern portion Df the city, suggests that it will be necessary {or the authorities to put some restrictions upon Zhe character of the travel over these roads. ‘What were originally intended as pleasure (Grives for light vehicles are now used as thor- sughfares for carts, express Wagons, and heavy pusiness teams generally, with the result above poted. oo ne OB GA ANTIMO & CO's, artim 410 Lith at. nw. HE NEW VICTOR SEWING MA. IN NOY. at OPPENHEIMEWS. 823 th ee AG the standard Machines Sol snd Rented. Repairing our specialty. YO. OUBE., NO PAY —Pele Corn Solvent. gare Nae tor nertor Soft corns withont pain. a bottle. G, GINSLER, So 6 Agent, shoe Store, 1021 7th st. n.. m. Boot ap UNLOADING cou i carzoes of pi ite Ash STOVE and NU‘, and will sell some Jers who are short. ap2-3t L. WM. GUINAND, 623 La. ave. OLEOTIC SEMINARY, 1434 Q street.—Parents £is and friends are cordial ere examine tl ma} partment of this Neminary Ap th an sn Gth, from 10am. tol2m. 2 RICHARDS. in * S. J. MESSER, DRESSMAKING. ‘D SUMMER STYLES. ency for 8. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of oatine aught, and Journalsof Fashion for gale, 1213 Pennsylvania ave. up stairs, ap2-3m VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT. Brecialties—Colic Medicine, Tinament, af Powders, Hoof Ointment for all kinds. ae Cattle and Dog Medicine. ROBT. SMITH, V.S., ap2-ly 409 14th street n.w. VONE BUT TRE BEST BAT: PORTERHOUSE STEAK. SIRLOIN ss ROUND ROAST. VEAL CUTLETS . VEAL CHOPY VEAL KOAST! ‘ORE, R143 7th Ley near M. ap2-tal5 HABLE, Axt. IGHLAND Hot: BipvLeoRD Poo ‘This popular ana deliehifulyetocared” guinmer hotel, (for 30 years under the con trol ef the late Daniel Holman) has. been Poccpoone by zs new first-class house, capable o! commodn: sruosts, fitted with all modera fi provements, teley raph, § open for tke season “about July i, unter! the same manaxe- ment as ast year. Ts #anitary arrangements and and the facilites for boatinas sunning equal to any on the coast. WALTER S. STARKWEATIER, ap2-3meo Proprietor. 10 PARENTS.—The fourth Aparter of Teatfosar KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL, PIBE POLLOOK. Principal) commences Ith. Spacious, r dergarten; separate rooms and teachers for the sdvageet grades, who enjoy superior educational, advantages. ‘No extras Gharged for Singing. German and Writing, taught "each child has a little Garden. Please call for circulars at the K. G. 729 8th st., June NORMAL 8.e. cor. 8th and K sts. n. INST. eH -Tt un AN mepocaiegs our it, a wood one in. Onur ) ya" School Shoes, Tc. and B1Up; Children's #1000, 60 and 7 avs two cases Wo: men’s House Slippers, 50 and 60c. giew Croguet Kids, 60, and 630. : Bo from 40,90 an ap2 J HAXE THIS DAY ADMITTED a8 PARTNERS Messrs. GEO. and B. PTON. 'rhankful to my old petrons sua the public, ge alls for their heretofore libe na conta ty solicit for the new firma con nanos vor the same. {April 1,18 B80.) PICER. We, the undersigned, have this day formed a Go- irtnershi noe the firm name of SPICER, SOMPTON & CO.,as successors to O Spicer, for ne pul oee, of va mucting ¢ the Wholesale Brtter, jon Busin Theese and Commies: nsieRs. aricen GEO. COMPTON, B.F. COMPTON, ap2-3t 934 Louisiana avenue. OPENING oF SPRING DRESS GOODS. Ww SHUSTER & SONS have this day opened a a choles Stock of New Spring Fabrics, ae \e season. BD SILK: SATIN FOULAHDS FO ULARD QBENE SILKS, FLEUR i EDDO, Khyber Cloth, Chudder Clot 9, Goucher, and Nt FRENCH NOVELTIES, SBE SaTINS: Polka Spot cig taa marke ‘and the largest stock Black Goeds in the mari W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 91d Pennsylvania avenue. wor Price. | B.—Five Per Cent Discount allowed for Cash. 1 EW YORK, March 3ist, 1880. ‘Notice Is Henepy Gives, That the Hmited part- nership heretofore existing between John D. Prince and James Whitely, as zeneral pariaers nd Wl Wiliam . Travers, as special partner, under tl of Prince & Whitely, expires this day by lin ination. Pursuant to the provision<of the. of the State of New York, a litnited partacrslip has this day formed under the name and style of PRINCE & WHITELY, to continue until March Bist, 1883. JOHN D. PRINCE, JAMES WHITE- LY,’ HARRY 6. AN and HENRY ORUGER OAXLEY are the weneral partners, and WILLIAM B. TRAVERS is the special partner. Wiliam R. ‘Travers, a8 special partner, has con- tributed two hundred thousand dollars to the cap- ital of the he business will be conducted as firm. heretofore at No. 64 Broadway, New PRINCE i WHITELY. N. B.—All classes of Stocks, Bonds and Mining Fities Bought and Sold on Commission in Now York, Boston, Philadelphi ‘ancisco, London, Amsterdam aud other markets. Ap2-eoTt ARIS KID GLOVE DEPO" iT, 929 Pa, ave. Cees PRES ST Of Fashionable Spring Golore, Blacks ‘oD Operas: 2, 3, 4 buttons from _75 ti Gente’ ia Gloves, 81.00, $1. 25 and gi. 50. ap! ILPHONZO YOUNGS, (SUCCESSOR TO 0. 504 Oth st. n.w., Having again engaged in the GROCERY buaines?, respectfully solicita the patronage of his fri ands the general public. ap Mss ANNIE HK. HUMPHERY, 430 10TH SvREET NorTuwesr, RSETS for Ladies and Misses a special a manent es perfect tana comfort. Her rin of FRENCH CORSETS in complete. OORS: order in any etyle and material. apl- eerie THE “ FAMOUS.” No. 200 Seventh st, n.w., CORNER D. THE PUBLIC, BY THER PATRONAGE SINCE OUR OPEN- ING, HAVE DEMON- STRATED CONCLUSIVELY THAT OUR TITLE OF THE “FAMOUS " IS DESERVED BEYOND DISPUTE. WE PROPOSE, HOWEVER, TO MAKE BO. 400 SEVENTH ST. STILL MORE FAMOUS, BY A STRICT ADHER- ENCE TO THE PRINCIPLES FIRST ADVANCED, VIZ: FINE CLOTHING AT ONE PRIGE, AND THE CLOSEST POSSIBLE MARGIN. THE “FAMOUS.” No. 400 7th st. n.w., corner D. mar29 NNIE KH. HUMPHERY, | pak To ig — 2a els ‘HOS! rE, aster be the count bedaee yee THE eames WHY DaEsEUs bt Ot BELL (lated Is the Popular Perfume of the day: AS: Forgirorrancer S@easth sna Dursbiliy it ta 34. {ta richness and exquisite Delicacy of ‘Per- + 6Oe., be had of a sae Be. pester fa the Unk, LLL, JB. & CO., Props., Until May 15, to make room for Spring G sos. Paperhanging from 1c. to $2.75. per plese, Satin fimsb as-low as 6c. Other gradea erually chea: according ta the is quality. | Window @hade plata and gilt band ire Frames, all styles in store Or made to order. Picture see Moulting, Ho sks, Nails, Cord and Wire Ebonized Brack: Easels, Fine Silk Velvet Fraz ry ey. Goods. Gold Gut Framen, with many other goods at 69 le ni 01 werto.n”s pular Pastel Paintinue. “Or or Paperiianainss., dow Shades an d Picture Frames punctually ‘fl MARKRITER'S, No. 626 E st., one door from 7th st. FREE ART GALLERY. mar31-5t Sr OVER Pe A) AND ULSTES- 70 TO. B20. SPRING DRESS Reurte, ya SPRING BUSINESS SUITS, SPRING SU. 17s. FOR ena XTRA PANTS Fou CHILD! * PaMIOM «TO 13 TEARS OF AGE. Every garment we offer is cuaranteed in msterial and workmanship as well as in lowness of price. NOAH WALKER & CO., TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 625 Pennsylvania Avenue. mar30-6t WEDDING PResEW ‘We invite particular attention to our exten- sive and’ varied assortment of articles, “dosiened CO, thereat varie i in great varie OVELTI Ry. is iat WARE. ie LONGWY LAMPS. SCONCES and. sarenons, RAY. FELING, CLOORS. we TING ae Eic.. Etc., Etc. M. W. GALT, BRO & CO. Thos Pa. ave. mar29 HE HEKTOGRAPH. NEW PROCESS OF DRY COPYING—100 CoPr FROM Ne SEIGINAL WE WHITING IN The ink can be washod aes an common slates Tis the best Go Copying Pad in the world, and the only one that has any practical value. We uar- antee ertisfaction and allow trial before payment. HEKTOGRAPH CO., mar29-6t_ 425 7th st., Washington, D.C. GEORGE RYNEAL Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29 448 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). ee Mark. Ss. s. Hovston C PEERY, We have known “Swift's, Syphilitic S Spector tested in hundreds of obstinate cases of Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism, Ncrofula, etc., and testify ghatit mane the most perfect and permanent cures ‘TRADE Ss. oft Huet L. Dennard; Sam. D. Killen, Judge jourt: W. Lat . L. Warren, of firm of J. throp Ea. Jackson, De ‘orksup, Dr. J.C. Gilbert. Druggist; . Mann, Co. Treasurer; Win. D. Pierce, am personally acquainted with the proprietor, angen pitt ‘many of the gentlemen whose signa: tures appear to the foregoing certificate. ae are men of Hien Senne pau standing. LQUITT, Governor of acy by, the ‘SWIFT SPSCLETO CO., SCHELLER & STEVENS, National Hotel Drug Store. your Druggist for copy of “Young Men Men's auauia: Ga. LUMBER! LUMBER OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT LOW PRICES WILL DO. WILLET & LIBBEY, OR. 6TH 8ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR 81.25. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFAOTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00. marl? WANreash, ‘frst. case SALESLADY tM J.P. PALMER'S No. 1107 Fet. n.w. 22-3 OR RENT—Four desirable’ROOMS at wet House frosting on the parks ANTED—A steady OOLORED AN Rg Btore 730 7th st. B-w. Also, & DO = rigne. xt vii BK SALE—A fine LOT, 22<100 fect, at private fale; ne commission. Apply at 1231 Ist-n-w., between’ 25s and 3% p. ‘ap2-at" WANTED- A second-hand BICYCLE, for a be good R OR RENT With or aaa Board, farniahed ‘outh of 15 years. Must and perfect. (OMS on second floor, pri- Address Box 61, Stat Oitices ndgpaet” | vatefamiy Sob Cet eee” Esti ANTED,_A Sat class OPERATOR on Wheeler | JOR RENT—The HOUSE, No. 603 Fast ee Wilson machine, to work on fine shirts. Apply No. 1003 ¥ st. n.w. ap2-3t" WASTED ae avenue, first-class ERESS Be. Hone bere petent hands need app! ap2-2t WANED hareprteny An elderly Colored NURSE for infant.” Must be well reco: mended. Apply at No. 1723 De Sales st. apt" WANTED—To Rext—A HOUSE of Tor Srooms, in good repair, with Fucdera improvements, eee vas stable attached. Add; ap2-3tt v oes Burchase a desirable two-story BRICK DWELLING, with hallway, Price not, to exceed Tattoo heared dollars. aces C. M., Star Office V yy ANTED—] pectali ATION an chamberntatd a ine in private family. References civen i Apply, 6th st. n. WANzEDA GLERKSHIP in any of ae fartments, by one who is competent pandcan be well recommended, for which 8100 will be given. Address FRED. FISHER, Star Office. ap?-2t WANTED-EMPLOYMENT, by a faithful and honest colored man, who {san expert in the stable cr garden, and ‘an obliging hand about house. Present eiaployer leaving town. Address P.O. Box 6:18. ap? 2t ) ANTED An experienced man cook wants a SITUATION. Can do French cookiag and furnish the best of references as to character and capacity. Address No. 721 Lit i ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, washand iron and do general housework. Must be tidy an withont incumbrance. None need apply but tho who thoroughly understand their business. A) 921 Virginia ave. s.w WANTED—An_ coo! uplished, stylish LADY, ‘competent and ca) in important covernnie nest. She must have sone means to live well peni ing business negotiations. Very liberal com! pone tion to the right party. Address (Cae DURAND, Baltimore, Md. WANTED A white WET NURSE for ans one year old. Apply at 1121 10th st. n.w., with references. apl-3t ) ANTED—A GIRL for washing and an 5 also, one for chamberwork and waiting. quire at 485 Pa. ave. n.w. apl-2t* ANTED—A PIANO FORTE from $50 to $100 cash; must be a bargain. Address PIANO, TE ANT. id to do plain sew Eroauipad: Star off apl-3 WV ANTED_By an experienced Cook, with ra erences, ABITUATION in a fra at clans Ja fly. ‘Apply 1710 Penna, ave 2t ANTED—An experienced white N SESE: oe _ but experienced need apply at 630 2ist st. apl-2t \TED—By a respectable qhite Girl PLACE kor chambermaid; best of re‘erence. Apply'328 Virginia ave, sm apl 2t” teas Youn; from a to 20 f axe, in'a Dry Googe tore ENS. - ake LER, S03 Bridge st., Georgetown. faces south, has eight rooms, modern im- provement including kool furnace. Inquire of e cecupant. ap2: FOR BEST Halt of a HOUSE of ts rent of house $20; two ni ernment Printing fee Appy at No: 903 Fe RENT—The desirable RESIDENCE, No. 1020 17th et.n.w. ; modern improvements: rent low to careful tenant. For information call >e- tween 2and 5 p.m. at Residence, or at 1016, Foe RENT~—Six choice ROOMS of owner's hand. somely finished Brick Residence: bay window and all modern improvements for private and con venient thousckeonlin’ Apply at 1134 6th st. n.w. RENT—Several of those deautifal and con- oeneene RESIS DENGES in (Grant's Row,” on Fast Capitol st. : can bel lower than any othe: like houses in thie District. "These houses are lance and spacious, contsining fourteen rooms, three bathrooms, washstands and large closets ‘in the chambers, a large laundry with stationary tubs, grates in the principal rooms, large furnsces, and an abundance of hot and cold water through mit the houses, supplied by. a steam force Bap, beanti srounds an wood stables. Apply RANT cor. 34 and Kast Ca ital sts. OF HENRY C. BLISS, Atiorrey, 1427 F st-n.w. ap2-2W (OR RENT Pleasant Re OMS, en suite, 2ifloor, m. lighthousekeeoiny, to parties without childrens partly furnished, desired. ences. 3 Pennsylvania avenue n. w. FE RENT_A fine, maxnificent toned New York Hazelton PIANO. Address L. E, Geonsetown apl-3tt SOR RENToFour very desirable unfurnished ROOMS on second floor, with all the conveni- ences. 1224 7th st. n.w. apL-3t* Fok RENT—Two delightful furnished ROOWS, en suite or single, for gentlenen. Cool central location. Terms reasonable. Refers required. 1013 14th st. n-w. apl | RGR SALE-A nice nine-room BRIOK DWELL- ING, all modern improvements, ce ne ine for cash. JOSEPH ‘o HESTER, FE RENT- Second floor of three good ar an furnished ROO! ath room Oa same floor; house las modern i improvements and centrally o- cated. 732 13th 8 apl-3t Fos SALE ONTNIPROW ED LOTS; half aquare pan oe ato jerounds. Or ut overt with milder who will take unimproved Property in pay ment. Apply’ at 220 lat st. hee. perepl oe ‘OB RENT_Six-room HOUSE, water ant as, st. n.w. Rent Also, 11 new TRICKS ‘net nue finished: 10 rome, ape to 1106 L st. n.w. or 215 43s st. n.w. 3 ‘OR RENT—Three-sto y BRICK aOusE No. 93 Wei rooms, rooms, range and mtabloon live of Seek tare: Avply B.T. BERRY, Ja., 121 Dunbarton st., Georgetown. apl-3t" ‘(OR RENT—HOUSE containing nine rooms, with ail, modern conveniences; pleasantly located. Part of rent will be taken in board. Apply at Dri Store on premises, corner H and 8th sts. n.e. al-1 ANTED—By a respectable white Girl a SUT: ATION as first-class cook or lanndress; cood reference. Call or address 220 © st., between 2d and 3d s.e. apl-2t* PER RENT—406 New Jersey avenue n-w., near 3 all city cars: six rooms, bath ma, i order: park in front. Low zent to wood tenant. Inquire at £05, next door apl at ANTED—A SITUATION by Gardener and Florist; 15 years’ experience; thoroughly ac- quainted with all branches of the business: bast rai erence. Address O- D. Cat.n.w. _apl-3t* Fe RENT —Unfurnished Second and third STORY, three rooms on each floor; suitable for housekeepins. y window, gas, water and bath room. No. 1025 17th st., between K and L. apl-3t* WANieaate HinE—A wood, gentle BADDTE HORSE for a month, or two or three months ifsnited. Will take xood care. Please state price and qualities of Horse. Address Box 147, Bt ice. ap ANTED—A white COOK, well recommended. ly to A. L. BARBER, No. 511 Maploav., Lert Pa z arsl-3t FOR RENT hare, well ventilated. sunn ROOMS ; central ana of easy access; 1019 F at. n.w., corner 11th st. ; water closet and bath same ficor’ Junction of Fand Lthst. car lines. apL-3t* ‘OR SALE—One good-located BU HDING LOT, 26 feet front, on 2lstet., near Ist. Also, room BRICK DWELLING on Hst., hear Dist ap ply at STOVER'S Office, 2istand Ist. _apl-3t* WARZED.-8200 cash will be given = ‘any one securing me a SITUATION as Clerk, Meason- ger or Watchman in any of the Departments. Ad- dress J. J., Star office. TMar3i-3t* Wee arto an_ honest, = intel: nik well reoummcided Seer tt rend rresctit emp) Rdavens JEFFERGOS IN WEST, Scr nae WANZED—To Rent on Leask— mall far- nished or unfurnished HOUSE, with modern improvements, bi sure, bel ay, window and southern exvo- and 10th and 1 new. C.D. 8., iis Fst, new. Se MWe ae, furnished SERVANTS Come or send postal card with “People’s. Intelligence Ofticg." Room Building, cor. 7th and F. i, PRICE Sando ae OO AOE ANTED“A SITUATION in any of the depart- hundred dollars a mont! paying Will wive thice Hundred dollaes. “addres yA: RENCE § poe Star office. mar27-6t* we ‘Au exnerienced, Bookkeeper desires a HERENT ER OS ee a Test class furnished. Address J. ee No. Som at. we mar27-6t* GRTED=Seay An f all sorts. Those it VY "need of Servants furnished free ‘of charwe: Buia aes a thand Fo: fe 60. EY PRICE & 00. —————E—————— EE ANTED SERVANTS of all kinds, and other V,,belp- Families lee furnished at t short notice free re. Office and G - cha cor. ‘Mo: ee WANTED, Soi ig examine and choose a SEW- ING MACHINE from 18 different kinds. Auy gh not jatisfactory, subject to exchanizo yo, for say Le and 3 eyccal NY, Rearcigi tris pee ces WisiEDwosmears to OLEAN, at RICE’ Steam Beating Works, 490 Afain’ avenue 8. Orders by mail or left at W.’ B. Moses, cor. Tihat Ba. ave, oF Messrs. Hooe, Bro. & Co., . Carpet Deal oot 6m BOARDING. ‘OR RENT WITH BOARD—A large FRONT , 3 windows, southern exposure, suitable igrtwo' two pecans House quiet, &c. APPLY 999 H st. n.Ww. Rooxs IN SUITES OR SINGLE. F TRRISHER, ‘atthe Central Hotel, 10th st., opposite Medi- WILLET & LIBBEY. cal Museum, with meais'in spacious dining room, SUIBREE: at low rates. caterer. r31-3t* Soa HOUSE offers MS, riittnona tibiostat ie ow, | aap Mees oon eee 6 e is well furnishes ed witht 8 And DEMONGEOT'S AMBROSIAL, 616 Oth ot., | opi. House is well fur eeeenar20-1m opposite U.8. Patent Office. 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 OUR DAY TO THE FES- TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIO, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, CON- TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST MATE- RIALS, AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE. MANUFACTURED BY C M. 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. BUROHELL, 13323 Fst.n.w. - JACKSON & CO., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. WILLIAM ORME & SONS, 1023 Penn.ave.n.w. B. W. REED'S SONS, 1226 F st. n.w. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 620 Pa. ave. n.w. ELIA OHELINI, % Pa. ave. and 1:36 B st.s.e. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 2421 New York ave.n.w. HOLMES & BROTHER, corner lat and E ets.n.w. G. GO. BRYAN, corner 15th and I streets u.w. * O. WITMER, 19R8 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. JOHN KEYWORTH, corner 9th and D sts. n.w. ASHBY & CO., corner 3d and E sts. n.w. Mrs. T. E. BRYAN, 148 C street n.e. ¥F. D. KEYWORTH, 529 7th street n.w. mari3-1m LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS A: Qe aaar a ascie oa SECOND-HAND cho) TENG can beach iG can De roid at re- rF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE ar OF COLUMBIA, THE 22p Day or Macs, Tuoneret al. vs. aes et a iauity No. otion of defendant, M: it ia this 224 das of March 3860, 3 fendi aged ad .d decreed that thesalemadoin thiscausebe rs an Ung dots Gay. of aye 18e0? rroeteds Se o Fy order be ineerted rato adh sf in The Star, ca for of three Hucceseive wosks botore the sald 25¢h any of Rene he report of ale to be Tarde ow Re Be WAGNER Anos, Postion ‘OODBUFF’S | FOR FILING LETTERS, LE HOLDERS FOR FILE ROOMS, OFFICES, VAULTS,| WILLS, PAMPHLETS, SAFES, DESKS, &c. &o., Sy. VOUCHERS, DEEDS, SALES ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, mar20-s,tu,th,2m 705 and 707 9th st. mw: Fe RENT = large, elegantly furaiebet ROOM fronting y di BOARD for two persone, 5007 Sin; vB Rooms and Bos rd, 825 to 80 ver month. WINDSOR HOUSE, cor. ath rand Fai RENT—With firet-class aABOR SURED Picely-farnishea Front ROOM, at 920, New ‘kK ave.n.W. ar26-6t* ‘OF RENT—With or without BORED. ‘two or Siree, at 607 Est.n.w. ; references ex- as, B00) 507 Het-n.w.; referencasex. (OR RENT—HOUSE completely fitted with new forniture, for mall family. eakion at once. If desired, will sell furniture independently of ee Call after six p.m. at 1637 19th st. n.w. FR SALE-A fine CORNER LOT on $4 st. and North Carolina avenue 8.¢. A wood stand for Wood and Coal Yard. — Inquire at 1509 8th st. n.w. or JAMES PARKER, Burnt Milis P.O., » Montrome- ry south ‘Ma. Fe mnteen lane wi Mhet ROOMS. southern exposures: sultable for Offices or Lodgin, ma. Apply on premisas, No SU Est. nw, ai? eyuare Wo Goneen ral Fost apl-6t* Eee ae ynew now class in every respect. bet. Dand Fete. Dew. RENT -HOUSE IOS Ti aE het. ifand N sts. n.w.: location pleasant and asreeabie. ent reasonable toa good tenant. Inquire 1118 New new furniture; 42: a. McINTIRE, To. 918 Vane = Soran ite Masonic Temple. ING FROM 0 $350 PER MONTH. Unfurnished. 423 Lst et. n. -18 Mansion. ae 2000 18th et. naw cS D.w....65 722 Sth et. Atenwamean cialise Houses, Offices, Stores, Stables yfnd Suburban FOR PALEY 5 SALE! FOR SALE’ 2 Brick Houses, 18th and I. (io close an estates om, Bear 7th and, Lot in northwest, 19.6290; ino ait for two Years. Houses for sale on instalment plan. 6 Lots hear 16th and Q sts. B30 cents per foot. Lots and Houses from $400 to tr E. A. MoINTIRE. Reece a mbaie Maland ave.n-w.—Hand- Some BRICK RESIDENCE containing fifteen rooms, with every convenience. Situation one of the best in Washington. FOR RENT Large STABLE adjoining “Castle Stewart is for horses. Ample carrie h Spat Soor contains three finished rooms for ecachifien. FOR RENT—326 B st. n.e. on ne of Columbia Raiird FOR RENT—725 4th st. n.e.—Two-story BRICK HOUSE containing #x 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 & ©O., mar’) 1223 F street n.w. Fo RENT—By R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Real EsTa2” AGENT AND AUCTIONEER, 10th and F streets northwest. 23 1534 at. n.w., 17 roots and bet -8200 Fur. house, F st.n.w.125 416 Fur. 1’se, 16th st.n.w.100 612 Pa, 5 ws) E mall Brick HOUSE ek portion 1107 a. ava. n.W. st. 2. S16 11th st.nw store % 1224 O st. nw. 2528 9th ati. Imake nocharge to landlords foradvertising their ae and = it before the public constantly. of the Snest building sites in the potty Paleo, ery Becti fe ae also, uses in ion at pri ron cas ae Now ia the time to buy. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, mar27 10th and F sts. n.w. RE ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & 00., Sr. CLoup BuiLprNe, 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 detect and = that are very desirable will be Exchanged f Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and when desi ey will be Abe ens when lesired money wi SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. sett LESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. an = B04 Xstreet. OR ERT — Unfurnished OOM: new De MAT On REN’ ere and painted, ot and cold water, and | 1006 M n. ¥-+10 rooms, m. 845.00 waters closet int bath room. Apply 916 8th st. n.w. H one. 35.00 Tmar31-3t" Tip Suh Bw.d 2 25.00 POR BENT, Several furnished ROOMS without 4 34 Board: delightful location for summer, at No- 3 30:00 1214 Ket. aw. “Terms moderate. “Ieferenions re: 6 36.00 juired. mar31-3t $ rated FR SALE—A very dosirable three-story BRICK S 14.00 DWELLING, No. 804 21st st. nw.» one block ney © 10.00 from Penneylvani ; eleven rooms, ern {An S-room House, tod. iiage..bay eu Tb TURNER CCSUH Fae te | LEMANS Banga sean acre quire of THOS. J. FISHEL tao? | doce med. fave eeu marly F& RENI—A elegantly aa HOUSE: contrally aid elizibly located, front- Top 8 public reservation; suitable fora Senator or Roprceeteat eo mt rent for one year or longer. Api 8. NLEY, Attorney-at-Law, No. Taiaee are mar31-6t ol aia Feokbe BEN Eon either the summer or aver in Clifton, Fairfax county, V Ttis. ‘withint Sy aes walk of thedepot, chu rehes and P. O. ; situation very dry, airy and healthful. Freeh vegetabl ty and fruits supplied On the place: ci cistern in toe stableand aon house; butcher ‘tw ‘g008 soci a Tent moderate: furniture it deased.” Taaes of G. OTIS, Clifton, Fairfax county, Va. mardl-6t Fe RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI- VATE AND N.—See Bulletin issued AT AUCTION. etin issu on the tat and 16th of every month, at the office of Lew. m31-3t* THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n. FOR BENT Kiegant furnished ROOMS on fret floor; house has modern conveniences ; No. 1th et. nw. Breakfast if destteds mars0-6e | OR ENTE No. 111 Dat. n.w. Apply F% FENDALL, 820" 43g st Ta new. -1w Elegant APARTMENTS, en and Fetes noe 10, at 1027 Vermont ave , esr Me- Pherson Square. mar27 IR RENT—No. 1736 13th st, 7, , FOOmS, = } us 0.17 TL st, 9 rooms: ak 82.2 wit buy a neat new 7-r00m PRES: m.1., nw. GHESTER, 819 rate ra ‘OB RENT AND S: For full list, Sat or send, for REAL ES- TATE REVIEW, i prmianed wuoneily free free. WAR! 16 # at. n.w. a (DORE, SET aaa ae OR ne fees ose Houses gc nthe cy, rane Ei lered te cm and shrubbery :in one of the beet localities fF gore “ggaribaae the door. “inquire Re- gated 2 corder's Office, City Hall inate bw" LOST AND FOUND. OST.—On April ist, small black and Lien Gi , with colar and lock. "Return ot. Wey a and et reward. = Ton Peavaiue he Diack snd tan DOG. Answers to. the cof a Trusty. Return to 5. Ratubone, 4 301 6th ee reward. Fe ol or unfurniseed SUITE; bay window path, &c., second floor, and ong Room on third floor.” Parties hat servants need ort anny. 1423 ‘ee veciraie m2-. Bote RENT—519 13th st. n-w., two handsomely FGeisnea Seires of ROOMS; all modern im- rovelmenta: Rest and sooond foci bath.on each loor ; terms moderate. FR RENT Furnished PARLORS = a furnished for housekeep- BOO. ite tween January 15 aa ES ing, and several small BED] MS, 354 Pennsyl- jruary 15, between B and C, 3th“ Vania ave., cor. 439 st. augll-sm* Sieral rowaea i toharnen Ge “Bota, (RREOTACLES. 2tt PROFESSIONAL. PERSONAL. = patric that 1 717 Ht. opposite YaANDIDATES FOR DEPT. OLERKS3HIPS, es- C yenmnpintis Gee bao ee Sal ee & ‘eat thorovhly prepared for competitive examination. Address: ap2-3t* W. D. B., Star office. Ase PERSONS are warned aainst n aro OTE to my order for 8100, drawn by P. Folsom and Tanning fe for one year,as same las been, lerate. Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and sired one SuVICEAREE FEET Sell ate to health and usefulness, thousands ferignced personages, agen, fom tae haat oa aD ITE’S well-known est lishment posi 1068 Bea RDS EER: Willara’s Hotel, for relief ¢rom and ayoldunes of R. J. E. BICORD: ae Ww. es Bt., Balto. Soler ecretaaces Chilbl Diseased Nails, Vas: ‘Md., has 30 sears © successful and other ailments, of the, fest. hess, ten thoes die Feral mises, St Ce ae BUNIONS, o-, Roe Sonor Eis = aay caren without | akitul a bainiens Gpare is ak: iz jOnOTE ea pli, & conga yeu HEH favo to Baltimore | porfect aud ottostive remeaieas ernebes ‘deducted ieee nee Tmacsi-sia | {429 Penneyivania ave. ‘ADAM BROOKE RN, 410 111 Me aELyS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. Bante ULUID TEETH tenet ot usiness con omen so yeenta each. 416 Let., between 4th and “Sin et cecal ral eet pens ory gern on abe 50 cont, dee! ROBERTSON, THE MOST. Tees *Goundentiat al Congulting Physician for Ladies or Gentlem in person every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 3 ¢59 St 456 Ost. n.w., near 44 st, Oficos perfectly pri- Yate, Charses moderate, No failures. PSitain ones, 9 Bouth: eutaw ste -» Baltimore. mar27-lm eee (aD CURED paras fil youre cured: "A; A’ CORK. toe hia 13th ot, n.W. marl7-3m 7%, AIBBEY, 499 Tih ot. will ramove to the ‘All persons indebted to hiss i Eat ah aay i Whole stank of WATOHES, SU A Aa PEGE before th x. 8. BROWN, ae Jon Aad lite eee over Simms’ D: ae Oxide ide given “ES ai, T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Hemoved to southeast corner 7th Co ats. new. Te £0 sont ier and' B. DU} T and K si ; Teeth DENTIST, 919 7th st. 2. Beautitul Seta of ; Extracting wit ‘Setana Dota maw, ‘OB RENT. ‘THE CORCORAN BUILDING, OpposiTE U. 8. ‘TREASURY, 16TH STREET. FOR SALE. SALE—A good PIANO, for 81: A ply = 1234 I st. n.w:, Between Fos ‘OR = SEWING MACHIN. rs ex- cellent order;cheap for cash. Apply SI: 5f apl YOR SALE— Just arrived—20 ) head of @ne driviog le HORS! aly bred and Rosewood, overatrung, Si eS Rosewood, for ve Fain, $85. at 407 10th'st., ap “DECKER BROS., Agency. ponne brown MARE, per- = Sa fectly sound and genth her: gmmcri ain awa itl ta ble, Shand Pete news nar g0-6t" BS Se SALE Ten 5 bis HORSES, 2 Sine Coupe Horses, die Horace, 1 big Maret hne Black Hore, therest fine dri, vers and good workers. vat No. 311 12thst. u.w. JOHN HOPKINS, mars0-5t* WOR 8: LANDAULET QARRIAGE and fine TOP BUGGY; also, two fine MARES, good rp single or double. orders for purchasiig or disposing of tock wiioeke rompt attention. and anteed. a - DO satisfaction wuar- 5 WNEY, Stable, ios ints OR SALE TAT 4 Baxcarx— Handsome Sh. iG LOTS on Capitol Hill and northwest sec- tion tf city. Splendid chance for builders. a- quire 423 1' ae new. mar25-l Rees ferent styles of New aa Visa 1 at No-Tor BUG- ed DE ian SEAT, HOC] OCEAWAYS, FAM Fawity' YOAEIAGER, -, at prices ta it the Smet. lla Gall aud exauslne Gu sto 46 Leek sina mae SPATES & HAHN. T BARE OS EAND A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ‘of my own make, su as Phetoue Bid Pa sent vt Bate ide Bar Histone Promptly attended to. a ARGE STOCK OF ge —— suitabje 7 of business. Also, lot of, te . AGE BUGGIES, Aa te brder. Lotot Seoond-haud BUGGHES and WA Bd WAGONS | © for eal low PHOBEY, 97 Prospect sh, Geometomn month 3m, y ‘New and Secona-1 GES Rar ea a Da Buggies, Phrtons, ou) ae: or &e., p Be Rey attended = 410-416 8th st., bet. D'and E nw. IB _SALE—A lot of fine 81 CANA-; a TR Cog egg gl Bik pel Btore,, 1139 Teh at we etsy tee cuits 110-22" ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. ‘VERY ORNAMENTAL, din. kis stone, and in imitation of = inds of and just as For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TEBRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., mara7-Im Near B. & O. Depot. EMOVAL. ote. 2.W. 0,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE LN TH soc several sastioe nas Crones in haul at tow ‘several smyalice st ae Fa. SMITH, 806 Fat, Lobroit Building MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, , Iy Scms To Svrr, At 6 and 7 per cent. No Delay Wh: rity is Amy a re NOLTZMAN, | mar27 oth and F ste’ M ONEY TO LOAN— £100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cant. interest, on ret-clase gilt edxe real estate security. marl9 Tega 0] saad ‘ak. deor Bau 206, "Goa ee CHANCES. SEECIAT. IMPROVEMENT FAX pei ot 0 large discount by \ T. ARMS, ap 2-St ao oR SALE-STOCK and FINTURES of beat stand for @ Grocery and Provision Store = hington. Stock and Fixtares it © $400. Pox 106, Star office ae F_SHOW CASE, COUNTE ®, |, SHELVING. OANDY JARS, STOVE nk WOODEN MEASU! an by se MACHINE, cheap; het nw. “1 W ANTED- Defaulted or non-interes’ rex. STOORS, or BONDS of any description. drevs CAPITAL, Star office aris IN TEXAS, bane for MERCH Ak bise Washington. Addrows > Wanliineton, D.C. ELLING HOt 483 Peningivania ave. 5 5°40 MILL BUY A NEWLY FITTED UP DRUG STORE ina fashionable and erowing parc of the city: Block ‘comphts satisfactory reasons wiven for selling. Parties desirituc to purchase can addroes Mo grat Let. n KE: FORT, GETIO active becmenn, alle investment RE IARLE 1 e =< soit porsonally into prortanity t hree thouxat with a party controlling trade and furnisl of the capital by ih rel KE ATLEE, Attorney ‘at Law, New York avenue, Washington, DO. Fok SALE. <STOCK and FIX TRES of a first class cizar store, doing a good business. eats factor ling. Inquire southwest corne maril-4t ne A BARGAIN ON E. reasons fi SY TERMS. A VINE OPPORTUNITY TO. SECURE A BEAU TIFUL COUNTRY HOME This highly improved Property adjoing my coun. try place at Falls Church, miles from Wa: ington and 6 from Georgetown. I< within half mile of West Falls Depot Has on it a nest Cottaga House of 10 rooms, with a lox house or kitehi frome, large barn and stable, carriage house, & warden is enclosed with Rew paling fence. “Ti id fru farm, with very Varinty 0 and broad lanes os 10 are heavily timbers ‘tie perfect and cumbered. Will trade for impr prty, encumbered oF unencumbered. trac time—ray $500 cash na "3a Ine short time the free bridge will be bulit ok Georgetown, the Dill having already passed the lower house of Congress, and ‘another: railroad (the TOW cauge) is in process of construction from reetown through i is Church. This is one of the healthiest and prettiest suburban Villages io the land. A number of wentiemen in the diftercut Government Departments have pur homes at this place and live there the year round. SAMUEL NORMENT, mar31-6t" Central National Bank. 10 BE ger TRVESTMENT. “Detter: than is. Business property a Dextto Peon ave far aale! etore. Inquire over the 10 LOAN.—We can furnish from $1500 to ‘class Real Eis h till paide mr30-2w $25,000 without delay on first- tate security at 6 per cent. Charges low. FOR SALE.—special inducements” in several smuall and large properties, located northwest, from. § 1010 rooms, all modern improvements, butt and good titles: from ®50 to boo cat the bat monthly at 6 yer cent. Also, Ly ine a nicely foc Tot, 34.6x90 to an alley, if sol once. No trouble sg show pro nfs BURFORD e rt 0. 702 atroot w. mileage to a fro twelve an v8 Obi rent. Further particulars, WM. N. CALVERT 8 OO. » Baltimore. mar23-Im OBR EXCHANGE FOR CI’ Pop. Fate inca a tor ie omnia is A taining about forty- Also, FARM, com! gaining abou three acres, tual at ington & Ohio Junction; Afteen minutes ride from city; wood dwelling and guibuildinyn.wtitea or tock cE Fard, ‘market yar ply to 1m. ‘DENCANSON bHOD” Acts, RK SALE—Btock, Will and Tease of an old “ah aie oe Be HL ICE CREAM and NERY EATAD- SISHMENT, deing a fair tinue nee or callus interest i in another business.” Address Box 14, Star Off marl5-34* Bu RONE=A great banraine, 6 slorai and 37th ata, n-o- 8. ry FRAMES. 4 and 5 rooms, cach, ened sth monthly. nw. lots, 0 caniall cash wud $15 J Pe uohrews sigan ae miaelS. Im FO SALE Py TOMAS DowLING— ‘A DESIRABLE F, fe Farrar COUNTS, The Farm contains cluhty aches of choles tend, lying on the Little river turnpike road, about 12 miles from Washisgton. It is well fenced, has three never-failing springs upon it, fifty acres Cleared, and the balnee in timber. ‘The improve. entegcontist only of a double log house coutaining four roome and kitchen ‘This Farm ie eaid to be the beat Farm of ite «ize between Waehington and Warrenton, Va., andoniy ebout two hours’ drive from Washington, over & yood road, and well suited fora market ald dairy farm zeal ee F. MINOR, 1336 Ist. n.w. fnew. within two y who wants a “hea suburban home ban Bi — OTP-LIBBEY. 432 Ti at HOUSEFURNISHINGS. J” BOTELER & BRO., HAVE OPENED THFIR NEW IMPORTA. ENGLISH AND FRENCH ms DINNER AND TEA SETS, J. W. BOTELER & BuO., mara Penn. ABLE WARE, cr Seay PLATED all HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. We., bet. 9th and 10th sts. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) —o opportunity is now offered to those in GAS FIXTURES, selling the celebrated coods of Moners an Vance LOWER than those of inferior fered in thin wash otal my woods are ‘handled by practical men and fully warranted. Please call and examine the largest and most mag- nificent display of Gas Fixtures south of New ¥crk. E. F. BROOKS, S32 both st., mar22 Corconaw BUILDWa. AS COOMING STOVES. shiznit arma ams oo un nize snd ratterns. This ie the Stove ued by Mise Doss in bir lectures one Call and examine them. my? LZ JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIS- ‘TRICT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mar”? ————— ai: CELLULOID TRUSS ANDBUPPORTEBS. APT ae Bs Tat, nee es W., \ stanre « co. PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, Bo. 25 Park Row, New York, para peente ae -