Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1880, Page 2

VY eecad & rj , : Md F “THEEVENINGSTAR | ccc cn oO THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. ... April 16, 1880. “~ eResBy S. NOYES... Editor. I fhe Evening Star has a regular, perma- ment, bona fide daily circulation more than doxble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal tothat of alt the other daily papers here added to- gether. ‘TRE Stan is connected with the wires of the Na. ional Teleyhone Exchange and with the Western Union Teleyhone Exchange. Both these agencies oan therefore be availed of in sending to Tae Stam Sdvertisements, orders for the paper to be served, news, or any information, at any hour of the day free of charwe. These facilities are a great conve- nience, and will be sppreciated by the customers of Tar Stas. The Double Sheet To-morrow. Tue Stax will appear to-morrow as usual in double-sheet or eight-page form of tity-six columns. Advertisers will please send In their Orders as early as practicable for the enlarged and extra edition. The number of new adver- tisements published in April thus far Is 1002. ————<+e —___ An Evil For Gladstone to Tackic. In spite of the efforts to cry down and be- Uttle the land-reform movement tn the English Kingdom, it seems to have taken a deep hold upon popular attention. The crop fallures for two years fast and consequent hard times, augmented by commercial depression, have forced this question upon the attention of people and given the movement an impetus that promises well for tts success. The great- est evil in conpection with the land question in Great Britain is the custom of entailing prop- erty and imposing upon it heavy payments for an indefinite number ot years in marriage settlements. The law of Primogeniture is another feature that is complained of, and the reformers mean to con- tend for its repeal. In default of a last will and testament the law makes the eldest born heir to everything. It is urged that a repeal of this law would speedily destroy the custom of devising tothe eldest born, and tnstead some equitable mode of distribution to all the child- ren wouli grow up. Marriage settlements and deeds of entail also encumber lan Britain and prevent owners from disposing of it as they would like to. Deeds of entail fre- quently operate so as to render large estates ‘$s, almost. The holder of a lite-interest disposes of it to the best advantage he can, and then his creditors endeavor to obtaln the best : out of the property. In such cases the tillers of the land are left without any security or protection whatever, and the resuit is they endeavor to get as much out of the soil as possible without any outlay, and the Property goes to ruin. Were it not for the en- tall in very many cases the property would be Sold and probably some of it pass into the ownership of those who cultivate the soll. The object of the land reformers Is to remove these legal obstacles to the sale of land in “at Brit- ain and thus open the way to the ownership of the soll by those who till it. The advocates of the old system have been able, in the past, to check the reform movement by denouncing it as an Irish scheme, but this sort of argument is becoming stale. The need for some reform of the land-holding evils both in Ireland and Eng. land ts so imperative that the new liberal gov- ernment will doubtless feel it Incambent upon them to make this matter aleadiug measure of their administration. —_-<ce-___ Although the Massachusetts republican con- vention did not instruct for Edmunds it ex- Pressed its preference for him tn so decided a manner as to leave no doubt upon the country or in the minds of the delegates to Chicago. But in the event that Senator Edmunds shouid decline to be a candidate before the Chicago convention, then how would the Massachusetts delegation vote? That ts the interesting ques- tion now. It has been asserted positively, Within the past few days, too, that Mr. Ed- munds was not a candidate, and would not per- Tait the use of his name at Chicago. The New York Tribune made this announcement without reservation or qualification, and other journals have repeated it. The unpleasantness existing for some time between Senator Blaine and Prominent republican politiclans in Massachu- Setts is still existing, manifestly, in a way to render it unlikely that he would get much sup- Port from the delegation at Chicago, even with Mr. Edmunds out of the way. Looking the ground over, the probailitles are that Secretary Sherman would fall heir to a considerable por- tion of the Edmunds strengttf should the latter retire. The Sherman sentiment was the strong- €st in Boston, and all over the state evidences were given, in the election of delegates to the state convention, that he would be an accepta- bie candidate to Massachusetts. —————— The fall of a female trapeze performer while going through her daring feats at a circus ia Philadelphia, the other day, has raised a cry in that city for the passage of a law to prohibit Such performances. But this feeling will soon die out. It isthe danger that constitutes the attractiveness in performances of this charac- ter. The greater the risk run the more people Will go to see it, and the performers understand this. Therefore they vie with each other in de- vising feats that will put their lives in jeopardy. ‘The people who witnessed the fall of the girl tn Philadelphia, and saw her lying mangled and bleeding under the trapeze, were horrified; but if she recovers, the very fact of the accident Will render her more attractive than ever, aud thousands will go to see her in the dread expec tation of witnessing another fall. Notwithstanding the large immigration, in excess of former years, the arrivals are not sufficient to supply the demand for laborg ‘all kinds. The superintendent of Castle den has on file hundreds of appiteations trom all parts of the union for mechanics, skilled laborers, farm laborers and house servants, which he is unable to fill. Pennsylvania and Virginia want coal and tron miners. The west Wants farm laborers, tron-workers and servant girls. The south calls for different kinds of belp, and New York and the east want skilled laborers and factory employés. There are num- Derless applications for help in which the offer to pay the fareof the employed and give them good wages ts made. The fact of this demand for labor going abroad will tend to swell the already increasing tude of immtz: Se Another demoer tic quarrel has brok1 New York. “Boss* McLaughlin, of Beooklyn, and Editor Kinsella, of the Egil, are at it ham _ mer and tongs, or rather tongues. The other Warring factions can stand awhile and be amused at the new fight. ———<—<02 -___ THE WEESLY Stak, now ready, contains all the News of the Week, home and foreign; the trial of Tom Smothers for outraging Lena Leins: the West Point Mystery; Congressional Proceed- Bs np stent Investigation; Political Affairs; ite Ponuaee or Department News; Local Items; Proceedings of the Courts: Household and Re- lous Notes; Choice Stories; Poems and etches: cultural and Household Matters. Term per annum, In advance, 2 pre- Paid; single copies 5 cents, in wrap| i Gee ORANGES. A fresh supply of MANDARIN and FLORIDA OBANGES, Just received. c. C. BRYAN, it Cor 15th and I st. n.w. > > List AMERICAN AND a naw HATS, FOR YOUTHS AND CHILDREN. =% os mplete assortunent. ‘iso, BUN UMUKELLAS for ladies and. betel he Hatrer, venue. mt aaa GREAT FALLS OF Ti THE POTOM: *Getret Packet “ELLA” leaves C: Fad Gongrese at. rgetown daily at 8 a.m. turning Fare, Sc. ; road trip, 7 2e Paes IN KENSINGTON ART NEEDLE- i a apl5-lw2e 1225 Penn. ave; Fr ase PALcE ¥ ". A pms JOUR EXESIGHT., cian, HEME wear 436 st. 4 GREAT CHANGE. Cert matic €) Scientific Beasons for the © naes Which are Taking pines ia aalerions And the Effect these Changes are Having on Society in Gen- eral and Individuals in Particular. Discovery of a New Seat of Disorder in the ‘Boas ang oar dt Manifests se 4 Word of Caution and an Assur- ance of Hope. It is well known that catting down the trees in a timbered region lessens the amount of rainfall in that recion. And it is a settled fact that civiliza- Hon changes the climate in many localities. Now there changes have been rapidiy faking lace in America during the past few years, and are havi untold effects upon tl ¢ constitu a ‘and health of seer ote reatie, Paysical, troubles that were quite common a few yeara sines slnost wholly disappeared, while new compl ints of variens Kinds are constantly coming forward to mystify and affiict the public. ‘This season of the year is the transition period. The body, as well as nature, is undergoing an entire change, and requires special care. Disease geeks to enter the system in every part. Watch it! here's no portion of the body whieh so readily takes cold, or is so frequentlly diseased, as the kid- neys. A cold which may etart in any Tm, and has apparently disappe Lility, wone to the kidneys. And here is where mand danwer come in, for a cold will Femain upon the kidnuys for weeks without eivini any sian of pain in those parts. But there will be headaches; an achinw in the jointa aad muscl tired feelinig and general tendency to lasaitude, all cf which arise from the fact that the kidneys are disordered. A prominent citizen, a relative of ott, the historian, who was afflicted as above, thus gives his experfetice, and how he was saved CLEVELAND, Feb. 23, 1859. Hi, H. Wansen & 00.. Rochester, N.Y. ‘Dear Frie take pleasure in saying that I have used your celebrated Se Kigner aed tier Cure, and shall continue to recommend it to the general public for the benefit of suffering human- ity wherever I go, at home or abroad. It has cured me of ‘‘Brizht's Disease,” after I was given up to die, and all other remedies had failed to reach my case, and I do not care who knows it. ‘Facts are stubborn thinws," and Iam willing to testify,to the truth “‘on heatlien or on Christian rounds ectfully thine, JAMES PRESCOTT. Do not neglect the first symptoras,. They may be slight, but the results may be terrible. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Caré above mentioned is the great and only certain help for the kidneys known to the world. All drusyists sell it. Further in- formation on this subject will shortly be given in these columns under the title, “*Up to the Present ime.” pee OF PRICES. FROM THE “FAMOU No. 200 Seventh Street Northwest, CORNER D. @ooD WORKING SUITS, 86, 87, 87.50, 88, 89. EXCELLENT BUSINESS SUITS, 810, 811, $12, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, B18. SUPERB DRESS SUITS, $16, 18, 820, $22, 824, $28, 830, 832, 835. BOYS’ DRESS SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY, $4, 84.50, $5, 36, 87, 33, 89, B10. CHILDREN’S SUITS in elegant assortment 82.50, 82.75, 23, 33.50, $4, $4.50, 85, 86, 37, 33, B9, B10. PANTS in all the latest styles, from $1 to 810, at the “FAMOUS.” No. 200 Seventh ai CORNER D. . ONE PRICE. apl7 YY SIERINSEE MEDICINE DEPOT. Rrecialties Colic Medicine, Linament, Powders, Hoof Ointment for Horses, Aen all kinds of Cattle and Dog Medicine. ROBT. SMITH, V.S., 409 14th street n.w. are & HOEKE, S il Market Space. 88 RING OPENIN CARPETS! CARPETS! MATTINGS! SATEEN Ga ap2-ly ing will Tr y DRUGGETS, "SHADES, feaw Silk a COVERS, in all sizes and colors; Furniture Cover- ings, &c., &c , just recety ‘Loose Furniture COV. ERS & specialty. In connection with the above we have supplicd ourselves with the most perfect and complete Noam Carpet Cleaning Machinery in the country. Tepared to execute all orders for Garpet Cloane promptness, guaranteeing all work. Car- bets taken up, cleaned, stored and relaid at reason- able prices. Tord ders bY mall a eat addressed tore willgeceivs immediate attention. SINGLETON & ap6-Im Son Market! Biaces EDDING INVITATIONS AND VIS- ITING CARDS A SPECIALTY. I am now prepared to ENGRAVE and PRINT in superior style aud workimanship than any other establishment for same prices. J. L. SMITH, 908 Pa. ave., up stairs. OTATOES! POTATOES: POTATOES! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE ( OES. Five carloads cholos Wentern New York DEERLESS POTATOES on consientaay whine the coneiznee wants closed out. I offer them for le at wreatly seduced prices. nie Z. Hi CRANE, apl5-3t* 0 Pa. ave. n.w. Grecian NOTICE. x ap15-Im A full line of Misses DRESSES in MADRAS CLOTHS and White PIQUES for clildren, from 3 to 12 Sears of age, Now OPEN. Ladies’ SHOULDER CAPES and MANTILLAS, in the Latest Paris Styles. JOHN T. MITCHELL. apl5-3t 931 Penn’a avenue. As tes & SHEDD HAVE REMOVED TO 409 Oth street, ¥. M.C. A. Building, with a full stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, &c, HAMILTON & SHEDD, apls 409 Oth street. IWiT. THE GREAT GERMAN TONIC. The best known remedy for DYSPEPSIA. Cc. C. BRYAN, apl4-3t Cor. 15th and I sts. n.w. AILORING aa CHOICE STOCK OF GOO) SUITABLE POR THE SEASON. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvant Ladice’ RIDING HABITS a spectalty. “att TANOS WHICH HAVE BEEN USED P's SALE UPON EASY TERMS. Use Chickering Concert Grand W. G. METZEROTT & Co., Sole Agency of Steinway Pianos, Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. apl4-3t Ca ed VIENNA BELnG GOLOGNR Is the Perfume of the fn = Jat. It isa compound of rich and rare od: 2d. For Fragrance, Strength and Darabiny itis unciesled, 8d. Ita —— and exquisite Delicacy of Per- : a etal at 160, 1, and be had of ._and can == | eee pt Fancy Gdods Denes ake Uni- . LIL & CO., i marie. fede Te & COn Bross ANITARY PLUMBING. Jas FGEIEN S40 OUR stk Pee PLUMBER xi sida rw ite eoy Free .THE HUB PUNCH. 4 PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. HUB PUNCH M. MADE Bos’ SOLELY BY Cc. H. Ly ve ‘ HAS LATELY BEEN 1] ‘D rp LAR FAVOR AS A HEA’ PALATABLE DRINK. THEUL AND IT IS PREPARED Be ARED. Agus Cae CARE FR BEST ats, oA Seu AGI REEABLE TApbitton TO Ti CHOIGE THINGS OF THE TA: WEIOH 0 URDENTABLY ENLARGE THE PLES URES OF - FELLOWSHIP AND GOOD NATURE IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. THE NAME AND TITLE CHUB PUNCH,” IS ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES. All unautho: use of this Trade Mark will be romptly prosecuted. Cc. &. GRAVES & SONS, Boston, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH Is SoLp mx WASHINGTON BY N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F st. n.w. |AOESO} $26 Pennayivanis ave. n-w. x Mt Oki & BONS, ing Penn. ave.0.W. B.W. BEED'S BONS, 23 A216 F st. DLETON, be 35 Pa. Pa. eee. and 136 B 1421 New York ave. Eats. : TAYLOWS ( OLD: ‘BOURBON BOCK—best in the world for weneral use and medicinal purposes. J. H. CRANE, WHOLESALE AGENT, apli-Im 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. ONE PRICE. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. A CARD. We beg tO announce that our present Building, being altogether too small for the comfort of our patrons, and the proper display of our large LARGE STOOK OF FIRST-CLASS GENERAL DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY, We have also rented the ENTIRE PREMISES, No. 709 Market Space, On MONDAY, Apnit 127u, week, we shall offer attractive nd throughout the BARGAINS In both of our STORES, 705 and 709 Market Space. We have been adding daily to the STOCKS of Goods in ail our Departments, on account of INOREASED FACILITIES for showing our Merchandise ADVANTAGEOUS- LY. We respectfully invite the public generally to inspect our various lines of goods. At the same time, we desire to thank the ladies and gentlemen of Washington and vicinity for their appreciation and patronage, and to confirm this assurance by promising 8 continuance of PROMPT ATTENTION, LARGE ASSORTMENTS, AND FIRST-CLASS GOODS, ar NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE 705 and 709 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE. apl0 LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! WILLET & LIBBEY, QOR. 6TH 8T. AND NEW YORK AVE. 5. W 100 FEET OF THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.25, THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00, WILLET & LIBBEY. ORNER’S RE WILL OUBE In- (ener, iisongetam, D Dyspepsia, ‘Chills and erent tt has no equal 1 geri ae es a aint STOTT &’ CHO! ROMWELL -aaitene CHOTIOET == ICE! — STATUARY, ¢ IT. TALTAN © ne MONUMENT! STONES, ed ‘&o., which will 3 sold at reasonable ql MONU: TS made to order. Rl FORD, a, ite Pek, Kw ‘1336 st. and Pa. ae ha Boveae. MONEY TO LOAN. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—A MAN for a Dair rene RK RENT—ROOMS on first and second floor, BENT— Wirence, aA eercet?: Address, sith finale oF en auite: pepe cold water: No. 708 THE OOBOORAN BUILDING. Isthst eee nw. apl6-3t* acme U.S. Taxasvsr, lorm Starner. Ware white WOMAN to cook, wash and tron: referencereduired.. ADpIy at 708 ath at Fee 3ENT_STORE aE ane National Theater, : or somal Apie-3te : can stand ae Sulu = Stes jag 73 WOU grgcns BABBER. Toquire fea Pw ACoA 2 fee a Janitor. ay), 8 QEQNGE H. MILLERS, E et, tween | 2 rooms for siorase. inquire of the aD ANTED—By a gentleman a Fornished ROOM where no questions will be asked, east of 6h st. Address Box 192, Sear office, Wass SALESMEN ond two ao JULIUS LANSBURGH'S Carpet House, 7th et., under Od Fellows’ Hall. Tt om RENT Te room HOUSE No. =a a oe jodern improvements; zoo condition. Rent S45it rented betore Ist May.’ THOS: E, WAG: GAMAN, 619 7th os 2. apl6-3t FG SALE—On ExcnaNncr FOR WASHINGTON Cry, ProrenTy FARM, of 450 ree, pear nee C. Price "Title Uneneunbered. “Si ae ESTER, 519 Tt P16 ANTED-At the Tremont House, 24 st. and Indiana ave., two BELL BOYS, one first-class MEAT CARVER ‘and PANTRY .MAN, and one WAITER. 1t* Vv ANTED—To Rent—By the let of May a Fur- nished or partly Furnished HOUSE by par- ties without chillren: central location. Addrese tf, 714 7th st.n. w. apl6-2t* ANTED—Fy a & young Lady, speaking French and Englis! ITUATION as Balerlady, or wuld like to learn millinery o° dressmaking: “Ad- dress Miss M., Star office. 6-38" ANTED—Twelve CALCIUM OPERATORS who understand the working of Gacan Lights. Apply at office of the Washington i citim List Go, 608 1th et-tn-w. ape ae WANtED-Tro furnished communicating ROOMS, without Board, in vicinity of Frauk- lin Square: also, accommodation for servant, ref- erences exchanged. Address Box 21, Star office. 1 WANTED White and Colored WOMEN, with reference, for general housework. Familie furnished, on thort notice, Apply Agen GR Gs i PRICK CO” miecat wae By a gentleman and wife, Farniehed HOUSE for tho are of it, bezinning th of May or Junky or fora small rent: beat of, refer ences. Address RESPONSIBLE: Star office, alte at Wastitea gompetent colored WOMAN to x0 err to Central New York as waitress and cham- genteel private family; id, ins none ni apply witout est ‘of references: Apply 506 & ast 16-31 ‘apitol st. ‘ap V ANTED—A «ood COOK. Mrs. FERcets L Droit Park. apl5-3t VANTED-A_ BUSHELMAN. A’ first - class orkman wil find a Permanent situation. BELTZ & MERT apl5-3t WASTED bs: ieee and wife, three Ua- furnished ROOMS, second floor, for house- keeping: terms must be low; will be permanent; state price. R., 1413 Pa. ave. apl5-3t" me SENT DW ELLING HOUSE: ae furnished, STORES, OF FICE: and: BUBU RBAN PROPERTIES. Bulletin charred yearly every day atthe Heal Estate Oice of B.A. 0.%- ice of McINTIR? apls-3t ‘OR RENT—A small Furnished HOUSE for the SUIT er Se ee May 15th and ending October Ist. ‘Rent reasonable to a cood tenant, and in advance t quired. Apply at 1004 N st. n.w. apl6-3t* 'OR SALE. tee RE Gis ERSDENGE at. ponte 's Station, Washil Saas oO. R. Ck 40 minutes “ride from W “ee acres: ice house, Gall or addiees GEO. E. LOWBKEE, Conisce eta tion, Md. apl6-3t" FG RENT OR SALE AX suost attractive REST- E, No. 505 Maple avenue, Le Park; aight rooms and bath voomy water, gare fitrnace: open grates, wire screens in windows, bay windows, piazza, exteneive lawn, fine croquet round. Rent low to’ good tenant. ‘Termsof sale to suit." Stable can be hired near by. Apply on the premises. apl6. ‘OB aS five-room HOUSES. Nos. 1720 and 1722 Vermont ave. Apply at 13i4 Vermont ave. apl5-3t* ae eee BUILDING LOTS on M st.n. AV mth front, and are is a fast im proving locality. “Call at 1331 ME stn w. ap15-3t* On Se eae &-room BRICK HOUSE, 0. 2 Tst.n. w.; bathroom, hot and cold wa- ter, ee ‘rood cellar: on easy ternis. Inquire at 12 F st.n.w., from 5 to 8 p.m. apls-6t' R RENT—Seven-room HOUSE, No. 1019 sat st.n.w.; alsa, 2 six-room HOUSES; Also, STABLE; ‘aleo, 11 new HOUSES. App 1106'Let-n.w., or 213.43 et-n-w. apl. ‘OR RENT—Two first-class RESIDENCES eitu- ated on Rhode Island ave., between 15th and 16th sts., adjacent to Scott statue, 9 and 1517. Apply to J. J. BHEDD, No. rity ath pa apls-26 WANTED=Anactive YOUNG MAN for out-door *ork in the real estate and insurance busi- ness, Liberal commission to the rizht party. Ad- dress Box 147, Star Office. apl5.3t P—STORE ROOM; also, FIF- OOMS for Oftices, Artisans or Looe Rooms. No. 811 Est., near Post Patent office. aplt ROR RENT_One IN 1LARG! yy ANTED—By a colored «irl, a SITUATION as c bien or nurse. Gan «ive good refer- ences. Apply 92 Se rs Hall alley, between Siang 10h and Danae sts. n apl5-2t* Ok RENT—Furnished or unfurnished SUITE: bay window, bath, xc., second floor, and one Room on third floor.’ Parties having children or fervants need not apply. 1423 Towa Circle. al4-6t* Wares TOAERIAGE PAINTER, WM. WALTER, cor.14th & D sts.n.w.ald-3t" TANTED —By an experienced Salesiady a ‘an Best of reference. apply at 710 Va. ave. €.¢.al4-3t" PLAOE in som nd. Dry Goods store. ANTED By axeneral utility and a practical mechanics SITUATION. object steady eni- ployment with smallsalary ; willing to work at thing. Address T. E.G. Star offer,“ apha ae™ WASTED Tinatepiateiy— Head OOOK, second and Pastry OOOK.. None but thoroughly ex- perienced in Hétel and Restaurant service need ap- ply; colored preferred. Address for three days ox 84, Star office. apld-3t ws D—SITUATION wanted by Scotchman oreman or farm manager ; lony experience in both countries; understardscsie of stocks rife good milker and experienced dairy maid. Best of peuenenbeds Address Box No. 56, Fairfax ©. H., Va. apli-3t* V ANTED—FAMILIFS to furnish with Ser- vants. Try us. Also, white and colored | Ser- yante, with reference. PR eye ‘ment Office," No. 926 F st.n.w. ©, E. aps-3w? Gee aueone CHAMBERMAIDS and RSES, SEAMSTRESSES and other Help, with refersice” Servants furnished at short notion. Fuples pment Office, corner 7th and G sts.n. P. WANZED By a French lady, a SITUATIO Conipanion, or to take chine of an tivaint going to Europe. Best of references. Salary no Cbject. Address FRENCH LADY, Star office.a3-3w" WANTED CARPETS to OLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Some 490 Maine avenue 8. w. Orders by mail or left at B. Moses, cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave.. or Messrs. Wooe, Bro Oo:, 1328 F Carpet Dealers. oct PERSONAL. Si REWARD.—A tl im tions asked, on the del Ho following ‘valuables ery to the undersigned, ‘One | Missouri peongal jie No- A042; One Missouri Pacific H.R me 6907; one Certificate of 16 shares of V (Gee }; one Certificate of 8 shares of National’ ‘ret, OR RENT, AND SALES OF PROPERTY, PRI VATE AND AT AUCTION. —See Bulletin issued on the Ist and 1sth of every. month, at the office of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th st. n.w. ay ROR RENTS PNELLING, No. 2005 Tet. n- 12 rooms, dry cellar, with all modern imo: inents. pie 1733 Lst. apl ROR SALE Very desirable three-story HOUSE near corner 12th and N sts. n.w.; cellar, back building. Terms to suit. Apply 1312 12th st. n.W. apl2-26* OR RENT—Eleant APARTMENTS on first and second floors; southern, sastern and west- €rn exposure, all modern coriveniences, at 1027 Vermont ave., near McPherson square. 2 4t FOE RENT From July Ist, 1880, No. 16 next door to Mr Corcoranis residence, fronting Lafayette Square; lage house ith every respect: Apply fA TIDE. Risse 60 m yt UE tOO. Fitos ‘OR 8A\ ‘vay windo stable; sideand rear al ey easy terms. Address “*WEST " Star office. apl2- POE SALE NOMINT FERRY, with 625 Acros of Land attached, with Wharf and good Store- House, and doing’ a good business. ‘Steamboats from Baltimore and Washington revularly. AU in Westmoreland county, Va. Apply to JO) i MUR- P., 103 Franklin st., Baltimore, Mary- land. apl2-m,w,f, 8b Ro ENED JAMES BH itccieL, Archi- tect, m 33, LeDroit Baitdina The cheap- est, most, Eonrentene complete, comfortable, cosy, corner COTTAGE in LeDroit Park. Accommoda- tions—Parlor, dining-room, kitchen, cellar, pantry, china closet, hall, three bedrooms, three closets, bathroom, marble mantels, latrobe stoves, gas, hc and cold water, sewerage, &c. Rent $25 per month; lease _to be made for one year. apl3-3t* OR RENT—Nice 7 reom HOUSE, on petres Gas jpen nn waters and large oie cellar; rent $15; bought ory cheap, i faken berars ented. ‘Apply 10 OHASE WOWS, SLES aygnue apd-2w ae oe Fx SALE OR RENT—An elegant COUNTRY SEAT, of 12 AORES, improved by two- ton and basement Dwelling, containing 8 ‘and a half from rooms iawn, : me mile ik, 8100 each: one Certificate of 20 shares of : 3 yaar Las {e4s), and two District ct of Golum- pueky eeoen| tn Stctroneitan Be eo pat ty te apl2-6t* No. 1is8 7th st.n.w._ | Gis ith etd. wee of BELLEN & S NioHGBOS = QHN PATCH EXAMINER TITLES, reports ast ENT— = Jtte Teaponsibility of People, with abstracts of PF otsE ace tice eee Stott Stat erty liens on real esta‘ at. n.w., 6 0 p.m. ‘Always in bofored and teow 346 €. anid: Im m. i., 9 rooms and bath. “Rent 835. juire at th house or of J. W.P, MYERS. 713 1sthet ae tee ADAM ROSS, the long-established, reliable Mento, ant and Astrol wives better satis- faction in all affairs of life than any ‘one, in the pro- fession the past, present and future di gives ‘advice and’ assistance on all ‘ining to Osi Bata and matrimony. TROUFLE OALL. Consultation Rooms, ae J. E. RICORD, 141 W. Fayettost., Balto., Ma., has devoted 30 years to the successfil treatment of Nervous Devility,, Palpitation of the Heart, Pimples, Orzanic Weak- hess, &¢-, those dire results of indiscretion. Pois- gnotis Diseases of the Blood, Throat, Nose or Skin, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, &c., fadically cured without mercury. | Write or call. "B. B. fare to Baltimore deducted from fee. mar31-3m. Evil Forebodings, ROE RENT—Tho delightful RESIDENCE known as Locust Hill, 16 acres, adjoining Seldiers’ vhimé Avenue by cars to access ‘kpnis Tas se” abe Im* OR RENT—ROOMS; new house, new furniture F oe in every respect. No. 422, 5th sts. D. Ww. OF or tat AnD ones; a for, REAL ES for ist, call or send for : TATE TE REVIEW, j puss mon He WAUNEI, S16 Fat. n.w. Fo: aaLE=Bemeeee TERMS—Cottage-built BRICK HOUSE, modern improvements, Rronnds ai and shrubbery ; in oue of the best localities Georgetown; cars pass the door. znauire re corder's Office, City Hall mar3l-Im* D5 ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE, Confidential Consulting Physician for Ladies WE! Gentlemen, can be consult in person every ESDAY and SATURDAY frost 3 (09 p.m, we rts st. D.w., near 4'gst. Offices perfectly p pri- vate. Charwes moderate. No failures. Main ofica, 19 South Eutaw st., Baltimore. mar27-Im Fp MokeHoDs (PILES) CURED WITHOUT the use of the knife. Remember, yon have pothing to pay until youare cured. A. A. CO! RK. BOARDING. QURNISHED ROOMS, WITH story ; sunimer prices.” Convenient to cara OARDING.—Large communicating Farnished ROOMS on second and third floors: also, single KRCOMS: modern improvements aud first-class TABLY. 514 13th st.n.w. apl5-3t" F ‘OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en suite or sin- Kis, Apply 1826 New York ave. Also, TABLE BOARD, fir. aps 6t* OARDIN 25 communicating ROOMS on third floor; also, sinule ROOMS. — TABLE BOARD. Modernimprovements. 1336 I st.,,op- posite Franklin Park. apl0-6t* VOR RENT—With First. class TABLE BOARD— nicely-furnished FRONT ROOM: also, ad- joining HALL ROOM, at No. 920 Now York arc, Lew. apb-2We HE TREMONT HOUSE offers cood ROOMS, with first-class Hotel Board, for 825 and $30 per month. House is well furnished, heated with steam and every way desirable. mar29-1m (UE LOCHIEL HOUHE, 612 Oth st-n.w., in one Souses inthe the city. ‘Traneiant Gosdsrs aceon onabie tersan 1 aconmmo- novl9 LOST AND FOUND. ‘OST—A GOLD-BAND BRACELET, on Wed. ne 14th inst-, between Georgetown and 2ictstreet. (A liberal reward will be paid if returned to TUCKEIS Shoe store, 1923 Pa. aye. itt 1 ees April 13th, a TERRIER DOG—cross be- tween ‘Beoteh and. Black and Tan. had on collar, with brass lock: ba 4 to name of Jack Reward paid if returned to 1011 S Bt. n.w. it OST—On the avenue cars or on 3d or Det. n. ABSTRACT of TITLE to lot 10, square he finder will be rewarded by leaving it with Sonn PAZOH, 606 10th st. n.w apl5-2t* DOUGLASS’, St. Cloud Build’g. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Designs. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. CORSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. NOVELTIES in Made-up Lace Goods. LATEST STYLES IN EAOH DEPARTMENT. BMEN’S DEPARTMENT will atall times contain the choicest goods at the lowest prices. DOUGLASS’, apl0-lw ‘th and F streets. Ninth St. ME" AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR YOU TO PICK FROM. Inever before sold Clothing as low as at the pre- Sent time, and never before have I offered one-half 98 many different styles as I now offer the Washing- ton public. I am almost sure to sell to every one who comes in, Because I Have the Geods, Because the Prices are Hight. Because I Enjoy Confidence. ede ye is @ guarantee of success, and the patronage I have enjoyed since 1859 is the best evidence of my capability of cater- ing to the wants of the community, A. STRAUS, OLOTHIER, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, apls Between 10th and 11th streets. FOE, RENT Furnished PARDORS =: = ane ROOMS and 1 is furnished for housekee; BEDBUOMS. 354 = nm! m2) arter, in in, Greek, French, English Mathematics ite ps0 pecuing. Special attention to preparation for Co! West Point, qaapale and all competitive B ae sty ations. Erivate lessons on moderate terme. ap PROFEssc ESSOR LARROQUE, 728 13th st., native Instructor, graduate of Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niceties. ‘erms moderate. ap9-3m_ 910 Mt St ALLE V. PRUD HOMME is reanis in Se French Classes Be- mera Snvited to test the y the Oral eyetem, Aj cal ap) lieation of prii 13th and sth. wt 10 Afternoon classes for children at 3x: sat aye, 9 a. m. moderate. Office hours: 12 m. tol Mondays and Thureaaye, 4408. nnar39 KE, SCHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN and VOOAL MU’ Particular attention to be- Hinhors, as yell se thoee wishing to he qualified for Teachers. Terms moderate. 1216 H st. n. reb26- fp AzZEwoo OD, INSTITUTE, OoxconpviLte, ,, 850 per quarter; Girls, $45. Stu- dents prey prepared ‘for business, Yale or Harvard. First ass upils admitted. Oye T SHORTETDOR, A Mt Eeticipal. GPENCERIAN BUSINESS: COLUEGE: Consen 777 axp LB: Wee faves, education for real life to sons. Pan daushters. ‘he course coumpnes Penmanship, Busine. Con Com- position. prespcna nce: Business metic, Binete fing Double Eutey Bovkbsening eee ices, Political Economy, Comme ures. Day and evenin: -. Open for reception of Students last ‘Mo! nday in August and thereafter. Bor particulars. visit the Coll ape ad- (augs] HO. SPENCER. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Pl4Nos-vInST QUALITY, MODERATE PRIC! LL GUARANTEE! TERMS TO SUIT and BEST OF cIty REFERENOE: BEC W A EE Paw AND ORGANS aT PRICES THAT defy competition. coors SORES SECS COs, AR PIANOS. Highest honors Paris Ex- SPoriton Gasman rae TWO FIRST PREMIUMS tN 0. SL ciatlonal Eaty, Washington. D.0., The Stier iso Agents f See eee giher Aret-clase Pianos and the ‘unrivaled Peloutet : Gs BOLM AGaS Ss 783 Th st. m.w., between G and H. ‘V°X4GERS To EUHOPE. J. W. BOTELER & BRO. ane ita dhe for the sale of Tickets in hint INMAN Sra ee co. Parties pr ine oa by aul ra it Europe can obtain all aw ELLER & BRO. spl2-Im Penn’a avent oTIcs. feblT CoE tar Barren, pe Ge aEcoa 9 Rhode Island ave.n.w.—Hand- ea the Dest in ‘Washington, FOR RENT—Large Se eee stle Stewart.” Stalls for eek oe are — d floor contains tree inked rooms rooms FOR RENT—430 Ist st. n.e., a 7-room Brick a with medern improvements. Price $18 per FOR RENT—Small a on Pst., near Ist st.n. w.® Price $10 per month. MONEY To LOAN on good real estate security. THOS. J. FISHER & OO. apl3 1223 F street n. R SALE. DUVALL & MARE, REAL ESTATE ASD INGUBANCE AGENTS, + LeDroit Building. 3 story and b asemest b Brick dwelling, D st., bet. 2 and 34 n.w. 3 story brick dwelling, BT. ave., bet. 9th and 10th new. Pierce Place, 2 story and basement bk. dw"ne, 7 Columbia st, near Oy § rs., brick dwellina. 12th et... be AT brick dwelling, 7 re. 1300 ets, brick dwelling Tis 805 0, brick dwelling, 9 rs. 403 O, brick dwelling, 5 rs. Houses on Myrtle t Ist, and 111 B RENT—By B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Beat Estate AGENT anxp AUVCTIONETR, 10th and F streets northwest. th. Fur house i 410 N. J. ‘ave., 8 rs and bath, 1607 10th st. and bath 608 Imake no charge to landlords for advertising their Property, and keep it before the public constantly. Thave many of the finest building sites in the city for sale; ont Houses in every section can S00 AT 6 PER. ‘apl6-3t = TLOAN— 1,000 ATS PER CE on 3,00 AT 6 PER OC! STEIGER & MEBERMANN. 2418 New York ave. $00 TO LOAN ATT B03 10 LOAN AT 7 PEN CENT. ENT, on . asx aL ‘ork ave. #3 AW s aniacnt DUNCANSO! 500 IN HAND T 5 i wee ‘0 LOAN AT 7 PER GENT. Low . sik 1S P. SHOEMAKER, We enon forte on s00d real real estate security. Aa tress * "Ht. Star office. apl2-d> ~ LOAN, MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ix Scams ro SvrT, At 6 and 7 per cent. Delay When Security is Am waited EO MGiizwan, aplo F ete! now. 10 LOKR—Gn al sae eccarity 62,000 at cent. ; 81,500, Baya peso in hand. BLE. LEIGHTON, -1m* 23 4iy st. nw. 50, 00TO LOAN ON REAL estate IN THE northwest, with ample margin, cent iso, several smaller aume money ia. ‘ua at low Fates. FH. SMITH, 806 F st., LeDroit Buildin XN ae "0 LOAN #100,000 TO LOAN, In amounts to suit, at 6 per cent. interest, On first-class ¥ilt edge real estate security. B. H. WARNER, 926 F at. n. BUSINESS CHANCES. AINTING WANTED PART P . Pyorsaar, HoUs He ey mario ies will do well tore purchasing elsew! for rent, o SALE AND RENT —SHELVING NT of Drug Store for sale, and 1 2th and Q sts.n.w. 5 STON STORE, 1 7th DRAWRACKR FOR THOS. E. Wa‘ ayl8-3t Teh attwot QSE,BOCSE TO RENT. TWO POR SALE on 7 easy terme: all new. One-third of a mile from et Palle Church station. Address WELLS IRBES, Falls Church, Va. ap]5-6t* Al PED—$500 for six months on firet-olaws collateral; $50 bonus. Address BONUS, Star from 81, 000 1 860,000." Now is the time ome mre B. O. HOLTZMAN, s: BA beled hae acood percentage) on my ag peeping Regge Fg aio lothand Fats. nw. | Siar cme apie at PIE One mon IMPROVED AND UNIM- nee fae n.Wey five-story Brick, 17 rooms. 1 i) ROVED PROPERTY. , New Double House, 3 stories and The owner ieee been forced to purchase at ‘Trustee sales, offers through us some vi see ‘Story and basement Brick. ble Property whir wo-story Frame. Thirteen Aergecel Lentad joinin the land of the Washinton Brick Machine G CARRINGTON & ‘CARR TON, -Law, ap-Im 458 Louisiana aventie. i EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Sr. Croup Burtprna, Beal 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 very desirable will be Excliatiged for Unimproved Ground. LOTS FOR SALE, and wag desired money will be advanced for building. SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE PAID TO PROPERTY ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE. REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ISSUED MONTHLY. FOR SALE. ‘OR SALE — Cagar— Hol ORSE, BUGGY nitable for a lady Ign apl5-5t Fe BALE—ENGINERRS INSTRUMENTS— ‘Transit and level—both in good order, Boom 1, 607 Louisiana ave. ap . comprising ee and harness; Bay mere Geupe, Rockaway and Harness: fue Brows Mare, Bugwy and Harness, and Lendaulet Carriage and good Work Horse cheap. Ailorders for purchasiny or disposing of Stock I receive prompt attention. and sstisfaction wuar- anteed. Wit: B: DOWNES: Stable, tous 17th. cod in hai amp- iniyutee tate SN ap OR SALE—A nine-year old Man ag under the sad Y¥ and HARNES! OR SAL¥—THe, Casa FoRcuasen—A Deena CAILAGE, best make, weed but six weeks. Apply R. S. WER: DEN’S Stable, G ty etween Gth and. ith sts. new. apl2-6t OR SALE—20 head of HORSES just arrived Ohio. One psir of bay Horses, one pair. of sorrel Horses and two saddle Horses; Tay g brown Mare, 8 Soars old, can trot in ‘NO. SIMMONS? Stable, h st. n.w. apd. FUR SAEE, ASEOOND-HAND JAGGER, SUIT- ablefor ight business purposes Jump, ats, Rock: aways Buggies, Coupes, kc. Repairing promptiy attended to. BERT H.GRAHAM, Repository and Factory 410-416 8th between D and En.w. ): can be seen at J aps YEW GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO will positively besold at ce for cash, gwner leaving ai he Een 723 7th st. Fe EAE a head of fine driving and Sai ORS) and speedy. a at “STIEFF” Fo SALE—At a BanGatn—Handsome BUILD- LOTS on Capitol Hill and nortivwest toc: tion ox SIX; Splendid chance for builders. | In- quire 423 Tith mar25-1m i IDE TOP BUGGIES, DOCTOR md-hand geen ult NS Tow on soonthiy . K. motown. mari Sea 7 Prospect st., COAL AND WOOD for sale vert PROBEY, N4trionaL ‘AIR ASSOCIATION. _ THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL ana See: WOOD was awarded to us over al] competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penns. avenue. fies Of coal at the very lo, ‘We insure strictly pure coal’ of ds theton. JO} FNSON Bitorindig, 2 Fovae oe ole ts ead fea F ots ‘and 221 Paav. &.¢. figures less than, ayl46t Apply to ANSON DROS. Aucta, 9th and 'D ste. new. WV ANTED A fond UNE: ‘COMBERED LOT im) «ive for same new Brick nd K sts. n.w. perfect CRE Oe Bsr / TENTION’ —The | 432 7th street is for «ale, bj tures and improvements. and best stores on ith st. No bonus gio for apl2-7 ». LIBBEY. Eee 528 5) Fe SALE—One of the most desirable smal! DRUG STORES in the city. Stock complete and fresh, fixtures first-class, nefizhborhood excellent, and pes fine thonthly. = * for PHAR. ing, dissolution of partnership. MACIEN, City P. 0. P apl2-6i Tie LS. SRE BARGAINS We have for Timediate sare, 60 ACRES OF LAND, four miles fron near 7th street road. Will be sold entire treme low price of @50 per nee ort rive lots at $60, each lot having beautiful site and well watered, This land is ollered over one th than the adjacent farm, Terms very mode rates 1g0 t Press Brick HOUSES. seven rooms. e, water and bath. Hentitie for B30 por neat Price toan ee e eeamer 2 ev CRE RD &'00., ” Ho. 7a Retreat ow. yA ED AT nee W ARAN TARY BOUNTY LAND WAR. OLAT and i tis one of the cheapest TS, Soldiers’ Homestead all Bindsof Land Scrip, for which highest rates Siu be paid. WILL IOHNSTON, Attorney at Lav. Room 41, he Droit ‘Butlins. aps-3m LL ON DUPONT CIRCLE FOR SALE. ‘The owner offers 7, | 500 feet of GROUND, front- ing on this elegant Circle, for sale at a bantain for cash. ‘The purchaser will wet 3,000 feet of parking sna frontage of 160 feet on avenue and Circle. ‘No agents need apr i: Address DUPONT, City P.O. ap3-2w Foi SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO ERTY—The VILLA at Point Lookout, contait ing seven rooms, with seven lots in fine oonditio Se about forty. act ime = ‘teen minutes ride from cit outbuildings. suited for ‘Sard, ‘market gar « 101 rare chance. “Apply to “in ANSON BOM OA W 7c late D wii Dr. 0. 3) WATERS, formerly of 919. Pa sreume. | A A continuance of patronage 18 rempoct- ly tolicite Dp SOESSTION, Dossiers, Removed from’ 616 9th st. to TIT J .cbvonite Calvary Baptist Church. Ful- -g a specialty. Teeth on gold and silver. Gas ad ministered. “Charges moderate. Reference: Rev. Dr. Domer and others. m6. SERVICE. FABLE FEET BEING REQUT. 5 site to health and usefulness, thousands of ex- AeTienced personaves, from far ind near, visit Dit TUTE'S wel-kuown, establishment, onposite Uillard’s Hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Diseased Vas: criar ‘Excrosences and other ailinents of the feet, Established 1861. Office fee, $1 per visit. marS YORN! BUNIONS, &o., radically cured by ropodist, "Da. J. YEAOR = aktital and ain operation, combined wi ue d effective remedies. pefeet an ber, Noe [422 Pentisylvania ave. fabas DE SEISENDORN, Dovtiag removed to 410 11th ULOID TEETH inserted 87 to 10 jer ect and all operations on the natural Tecth at reasonable pricus. Ex- tracting, 60 conte Di. BLOWN, DENTIST, No. 725 lara over Simms’ Drug Store. Ni- trous Oxide given for the painless extrac: tion of Teeth. Each Tooth $1 Artificial ‘Teeth of every Kind inserted.” All operations on the natural teeth performed with care and satisfaction. Attention is called to the pleasant and convenient Joeation of this office. Three lines of care pass the sep) Aecl6 R. T. TALBOTT, Dentist, Honora to southeast corner ih and ‘Teeth inserted $7 per FF DURE Dis PEE Paz th st. b.w., betwee and Beautitul Sete of Teoh Pi Peg led, Bh; Extracting without .,f couts. All operations warranted. _ FINANCIAL. EW YORK, March gst, 1850. Noricr Is Heneny Grven, That the limited part- nership heretofore existing between John D. Prinoe and JamesWhitely, as general partners, and Williau R. Travers, as special partner, under the firm name of Prince & Whitely, expires this day by limitation. mant to the provisions of the Hevised Statutes of thet State of New York, a limited partucrehiy; hae this day been formed under the name aud style of PRINCE & WHITEL!’ gigs, ISS.” JOHN D. vb, PIECE, TASTES, Watts: LY ERY OC. LOGA’ ENRY CRUGER AILEY are the aperal partuers, aud WILLA! Fi TRAVERS is the special partner. R. Travers, as special partner, has con- tabure two hundred thonsand dollars to the cap italof the firm. tibroagae Will be conducted as revol we Yor oat Taare RINCE & WHITELY. D.w. ; 1418 7th st. n.w. > N. B.—All classes of Btocke, nds and — Securities Suma et sold on Conti! ay ‘ork, Boston, Piiladelphia, San Francisc: : a TRADES. Amsterdam and other markets. apa-oote Bou he publi erpectay informed that the ECOND HAND CLOTHING, incarriea on a) ye ae 2 eae excelent | HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, WATCHE workmen are emp! work turned out Be ZISFOUS, Be» Will bo in the superior ech laa always bean & m he ciepote of at ewer aps. 1012 Penneylvania avenue, third floor. pa ds ry NB PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, WHEATLEY. Qe 292 Fennsrivania evennay Waslieatons D,o.5 w.™ ILECAMPANE AND BRE COUGH OnoPae” an Set Half Ib. ks 25 cta. perpint: 2 great reduction in pri ee Just received and {or ale apl2 Tdthana Landa mare CORN Sobers pot es hor Wis Wie DAVIS & Hats.n.w. NEW NOISELESS WEED All SEWING, Ma at cer eee eet st. nw. and MPTOHELE COOKE & co., 58 Broadway, role or Lorine ny Bey year atock Exchange: also dealin sae Bek ec Correspondence so- ‘p00 lege Contracts st close rates. DYEING AND SCOURING 69 JEFFERSON 8T., Gzonorrows:, b. O. Work called for, and delivered free of charge. Dasa AND PARASOLS 90v- ERED and REPAIRED to order, Ladie fun Umbrellas covered to match their CmasEe, 22 Pa. 2 ee >poaite Watara’s Hota