Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1881, Page 5

eae en eae reer THE EVENING STAR. | DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON SATURDAY. ‘arch 5, LSS1. Dusiness can be sent dy or night, free of charge. One Mistake. The one great mistake committed by the police authorities in connection with the inau- gural proceeding yesierday, was in not keep- ing the whole wid’h of carriageway on Pron- sylvania avenue, from the Capitol to the Treas- ury, entirely free from persons and vehicles | during the passage of the crand procession be- tween those two points. To allow the crowd to occupy the space south of the rallway tracks was to give up fully haif the advantages of having a thoroughfare so admirably adapted for such purposes. The pletoral effect of | the procession was larcely destroyed by allow- ing the crowd to press osely on the colum», | and at the same time those occupying seats on ther portions of the sid+walk of the south side Of the street were deprived of that view of the pageant to which thy were fairly entitles. Not only this, but the pressing throng prevent- ed evolutions and desired changes tn line from Deing made by the marching column, and on ‘Several occasions tt led to sertous collisions be- tween persons in the crowd and those fn line. All these things could aud would have been avoided had the whole width of the Avenue been kept clear, as it should have been; anda Wery small squad of mounted policemen would have beea suMicient for the purpose. We hope the leason of yesterday will not be lost, and that on the next occasion of the kind the sug- gestion here made wt!l be carried out, Not only will nobody be the loser in any way from the enforcement of such a regulation, but every body will be the gainer from it. —_-_--e —__ The inavguration of the twentieth President of the United S'ates bas been accompiished not alone peacefully, but accompanied with the approving shouts of citizens from every state In the Union. A new administration of the government never entered into power under more auspicious cireumstances. Nowhere was there any demonstration of partisanship. Sec- toralism, which for many years past has ob- truded itself upon such ceremonies, was no. where visible. It appeared to be forever buried and Gen. Garfield was received and welcomed ag the Presideat of the eatire country. Tne thousands of countenances upturned toward3 the President as he delivered bis inaugural a!l betokened confidence in the man and in his future administration of the government. Every utterance of his in reference to the glory and grandenr of a thoroughly united country called forth shouts of approval from the men of all sections. The military display was the grandest ever witnessed In this country in time of peare. President Garfield certainly has the heart of his country with him at the begin- ning of bts admiutstratton. <i It is dificult to couceive what reasons led to | the adoption of that provision of the Internalrey enue laws which allows the large purchasers of manufacturers’ tax stamps an advantage whic i 1s not equaly extended 10 small buyers who a-e © llged by the + want of means to buy in small | quantit: but It fs easy to Mod plenty of rea- | sons W by It sould be repealed. Under extsting legislation purchasers of more than $500 worth Of these stamps at one time are allowed a dis- count of & per cent, while those who can buy Still larger amounts af once are allowed 10 per cent off. Tnese discounts are equal to the per | centage of protics realized on many kinds of business, and the advantage which the larger allowance gives ex'enstve and rich manutac- turers Over small and poor operators in th» Bam * line of Dusin-ss ts of trself a very import a@ntitem. The effect of it 13 to give powerful concerns the practical control of the market by crowding all small es'ablishments out of the feild. ‘This discrimination in favor of large and agaimst sma!l capitalists bas, for example, largely led to pacing the manufacture of matches in this country !n the handsof a single comina: - The discounts which it Tealizes on the large purchase of Its stamps {3 alone am lumense start as against thoze who | Can only manufacture in limited quantities and | Who, of course, can only afford to buy their | stamps ag they are actually needed. While there may be differences of opinion as to whether (be present tax on matches should beentirely removed or not, there cannot be any question that all manafacturers needing | them shou.d be supplied with stamps at the same price. At all events, if there are any ciscriminations they sould not be against the poor. —\_re -_____ ‘The bill for the erection of a national ilbrary br ding died on the Speaker's table in the House$ partly because the members of that Dody wou'd no: spare time from other measures to render the library bli] a little assistance. It Must be admitted, however, that the proposed elte had also consiserable tnduence in the | failure of the Dill. Expressious of opinion by members of the Hus? indicated thata majority regarded the s+ .ectlon of the Senate Of the East Capitol site as a mistake,fand very maby of the Kepresentatives declared their vnwillingness to make themselves participants In the blunder by voting for the DIL Tn3 appeals of Senator Vocruces and others who considered the immediate construction of a | building as of more tmp",riance than any other question; who wer» reluctant to risk | the valuable contents of the Lbrary in their | Present state for nine months more; who were willing to sacrifice al! ‘ietr views upon the | question of site for he sake of having the work j On the proposed buiiding commenced at once, had apparent effect pon the House in over- | Coming the opposttim to the bill, but tho | ‘unaccessary disciission, or more properly quar- Tel, raised by a few bers who had see: @ Soldier kere and there aout the Capitol, pre- Vented ab opportunity to ittempt its passage. . There ts no hope uow vur'i the next Coayresa, whea, It ts to be slacerely hoped, early action Will be taken, and that « site whtch meet + pop- ular as well as Congressional approval may be Qanally selected | ++ The discovery that (be sivkness, 80 closely resembling cholere, which Das prevalied in Chicago for several weeks past, is caused by the deleterious substances used for butter in | that city, willundouor , attract more general attention to the iner.a cg nse of adulterated food in the United sia'~s as well as to the evils arising therefrom. J° 1s only reasonable to suppose, too, that pu" upon the subject wil! Jead to leyislation whites wil effectually pre Vout these common and Jangerous impositions upon the public. Tuis i; « matter that Con- Gress ought to take hou cf,and at once. If ‘that body may pass laws for the preven ion of, and punishment for, counterfeiting paper or metal money, !t May, and ouyht to, pass laws to prevent the counterfeltisgy and adulteration Of food. If the people are extitled to protee- Uon in what only affects bus!nesg affairs, they are certainly eptitled \o protection in a matter 80 vitally affecting hralth and life. Tle well Known advertising firm of C. H. Lyon & Co., of New York, occupy anentire page Of THE Stax to-cay, with a bustneas directory of the leading housce of Washington. It will Be found very yaluable far present and future Teterence, Con plimestary Teatimonia! to Sea al ae ARE Sisades OF PaNZat Tie EPA AVERING, Maren 8.1831. Bo extra ci OPencte oa wale Ss Dantes on Dres and New York ave i BALE OB EXCHANGE—W] ates Taw BPs Baka’ a. Cuscluunte ee GAN du exe! ange for un-accn:bered real eae Ww "<, Batmore, Philad:lotwe or "tow York. 36a, ',0v0. Addreas at Biddle strove’, Baluwoce. a A 1881. ANNUAL SPRING EXHIBITION OF CARRIAGES, Our usual annual display of Carriages and Road Wagons for Town and Country Driving will take place during the week beginning MONDAY, MARCH 7. This exhibit will embrace original designs of our owr, together with the best styles of LONDON AND PARIS, all fitted with Rubber Cushioned Axles, and fin- ‘shed in the thorough manner for which our pro ductions have been noted for the past twenty five years. In a#dition to these a number of importan’ vehicles in the WOOD and IRON will ba shown, in order that visitors may more readily see the excel- lence of our work in these branohes, and our su perior methods of construction. We beg to call special attention to a collection of Double Suspension and Plain Spring VICTORIAS, au of unusual merit, and representing the great re- sources of our establishment in the prodaction of Carriages of the very highest grades. The Exhibit will remain complete during the entire week, all Oarrisges sold being delivered at ‘the close. BREWSTER & C@., (OF BROOME ST.), Breadway, 47th to 48th street. N.Y, ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS. marS&3 — SPECIAL ATTENTION oF ERS OF CONGRESS, STRANGERS, OUR eae CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC IS CALLED TO OUR VEBY LARGE AND VABIED BTOOK OF DRY GOODs, of the **Beet Class,” comprising BLACK BROCADE SATINS, from $1.00 to 94.00. FOUL AKD SILKS, from 50 ceuts to 81,00. BL‘Ck COLOKED SATIN DE LYON BLACK AND COLOKD SILK~. tr m 750. to 85. STRIPED AND OHECKED nUMMER BILKS, from Sc. to $1.00. “Bargains” in TABLE LINENS, TOWLLS, NAP- ‘INS and QUILTS. “SEW SPBING GOODS.” BIARRITZ ‘FOULE, CHUDDA and MOMTE CLO'HS, LINEN LaWNS, ZEPHYR CLOTHS, CHEVIOTS, &c., &e. EBT An Inspection is solicited. 7” ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain figures PERBY & BROTHER. PENN. AVE., OOR. 9TH BT. Established 1840. mars HAamsBcre EDGING6S, SWISS, IRISH AND OTH SERTIONS, EPHYES, GERMANTOWN. SAXONY AND te OTBER WOOL, Cheaper than in-any other pia Washington. A sull stock of trésh, new goods. Nothiay from jen. Also, avery lave stock of Gu3sA WE RUBBER CLOTHING, at the very lowest 1ossib.e trices. Bvery garment «uarautced perfect, or huoney chcerful’y refunded. U.S. STAMPING CO., 1035 7th wreet northwest. Agents for BRIGGS & O0.'8 PATENT TRANS FEBRING PAPERS for stamping goods of eve: descrijtion—thewlr, underr ear, chil ing, tidies, mats, conles, &c., perioe to any other method of stamping Cali an examine ‘Small samples given away. Axonts and Ca vyaseera | wanted in every town and city in theo untry. The fastest peiling article ever off-red to th for the next three days 4. B. SCHOFIELD Acext, 10485 7th street northwest. NEW BOOKS Martin's Stetosman’s Year Book, 1881 O ppee’s Conquest of Spain, 2 vols. Brevens* Madame De Stzel, 3 vole. Mitchell’s Past in the Present. Mariin’s, the Obinere...... .» Spofford's American Almanac, 1¢i Darwin's Power of Movement ia Piants Carroli's Wedding Exiquette...... Thoreau's Karly Pprinw in Massachusetts Winter's Life and Worke, Johu B:oughaa. JAMES J CHAPMAN, Merpaoro.rtan Booxstons, ward OL Pennsylvania avenue, (ST OPENED Choice Hine Piatn and Fancy Colored HALF-HOSE, BANDESROHIEF®, GLOVE: and UMBRELLAS. W. 8. TEDL, 935 Penn: JTEAMER MATTASO, — Cart. CHAS. ROBINSON, = Heaves sth strect, Whar? at Totciog lows: On TUEBDAYS and THURSL + ¥8 for Land- ings in NOMINI, and touching at MATTOX on Taursda.'s trip." On SUNDai4 for CHAPIL00 aud Landings in WICO4I0O and MAI‘TUX CBRKK, also. touching at MATTAWOMAN on ‘Tnesday*s and Sunday's trip and ali iutermediate e pa ° Pere wens EfSESRSZ= mers | River randings every trip going and returning. Fer information apply to @. I. JON&S, Axent eth street wharf. sire ts CLz4nmnGa OUT SALE. BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, GENTS! FUE Incont’‘nuation of my policy of not carryme over apy of my fslland winter stock to asother season bave marked down this day my price’ and made Some moat sstounding reductions, soma being fu.ly one-half. 4.W. SELEY, 1916 Penna. Av GES! CABBIAGES!: CARBIAGES/1) AGES a, New and Second-hand OAR ii #reat variety, Phators. Ht, otuer open Carriwen as: ROBT Git th at 827 Repairing prompuy atten tod HE ONLY GENUINE VICHY Is from the Springs owned by the Freach Govern- ernment. HUTERIVE } For Gout, Kieu: or} Gravel Diseases o! CELESTINS! ete. (rande Grilie—Diseases of the ! ver. Hoy ital—Diseases of the Stovuacl:, Dyspepsia. For sale by ai! first-class wiae ‘uerchaats, drug- gists and grocers: cr wholesale trom the Ag=nts. m§-8,16t__ BONOHE, FILS & Cu., New York. '¥ SPROIAL REQUEST—The Steamer Ww. W. CORCORAN, Captsia Blake, will wake a trip TO-MORKOW, (eauday,) to Mount Vernon, Boat leaving at 10a: , and returning about ap m. HATS, CAPS, Hisas, ao.” CAP a mars-3 atiem. Diabetes, Kidneys, ete, 2.000 BEWARD case of Bleeding, Itching, Ueerated, Protndace Pies thet DE LINGS Pie haset Pais. Pay and none cenriue without his spn {ures ’Sold by druggista, f.bi9-s t th.6m.20. 4p aYWABD & HUTCHINSON, 817 Ninth st. norttiwest, GIVES SPEOIAL ATTEN LION TO MODEBNIZING DEFECTIVE © UMBING IN CITY RESIDENOES, 4ND, HAVING A LAkGB FOSOR COMPETENT WORKMEN, ATTEND PROMPTLY ALL JOBBING ORDERS. javll ENUINE SARATOGA EXCUKLMION G WATE, brought from davatowa precisely aa it is dra 4 on Jraugh' az R: OG. Same. cor. N. Pa. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ee ey ‘M. E CBUBCH, 14h and G streets —Mre. Fi the el wut lawyer effort il etar on Pomrates 78 ca sunday evering. = (6S, 2GETH OsPITOL MB. CHURCH. cor- <w ner North Oapitol and K streets. sunday fchool 9.30. Preaching }1s.m. Srecial services 7.30 p. m , conducted by the Mizpah Band. ° (ep OURS. J. ELLEN FOSTER, THE TAL- exted law; or of Lows, will sperk in Found’ Churoly corner V4th and @ sta no ata northwest, SaB- BA‘H EVEMING, at7:30. Public invited. 1° (p>, ONIVERSALIAT CHURCH Rev. 3 M- Pua.man, of New York city, will preach in Talmadge Hall To-morrowat 11 a.m. Sunday School at 9.45 a. m. g (2p SEF QEMED EPISCOPAL, OHURGH, Ma- sonio Temple, corner F and 9th sts. north wort, Rev. ARTHUR FosreR, Pasior.—Ser ices To- morrow at 11 a.m. and 73s p:m. (6p pE STREET [BAPTIGT GHUKOH.—Tev, Dr. Weston, of Ubester, Pa., will preach ‘Te-mcrrow at }1 0 clock and in the evening at 7.39. He will Geliver the annual address before the Be- rean Bible class on the ‘* ubaracteriatics of the Gorpels." . McKENDREE M. E. CHURCH, Masaa- CP aMectte woe hoe Sth ane oth ‘ata. Tw. m, Kev. Bishop E. G. ANDREWS; 7.30 p. O. Hervert RicHaRpson. Sacrament 0! Lord's Supper st evening service. i MEMORIAL CHUROH, 14th st and Ver- mont ave.—Preachiug oy pastor, J. G.Bur- LER stil a.m. Inaugural Uviow Praver Mee ing at 4 pom. Mr. Justicn BTEONG will preside. Every bo 1y invited. * ~ ¥REE METAODIST. — Quarterly Meet Ing. Preaching To-morrow by Kev. 3. Tua wis in Bovereizns’ Hail, 1023 7th st. no-tha-et, at 3 p.m, and in the Mission Rooms, 605 H street t, at Ti p.m. Love Feastat 10a.m. in tbe Mission Rooms : eer MER MARY A. = 00DDRIDGE, PREST éent Woman's Chrietian Tempera ace Uvion, of Obio, a gifted, earnest worker, will apesk fa Congresaticual Oburch, coruer Lith and G@ sts. nerthwest, SABBATH EVENING, at 7:30. Pub- lic invired! it REFORMED URCH, &t. George's Hall, 610 1th st., Kev Ons. F. Box zac, Pastor —Services To-morriw at 12am and 7. p.m. Surd y School at 10 8. 1. Pastor's rvsi- dence, 106 H street ALL SOULS’ (UNITARIAN) CHURCH, corner 14th and L streets —Rey. 8. H Camp, of Brooklyn. N. ¥.. will occupy She pulpit ‘To-morrow. | Moruing service at 11a. m. Vesrer services at 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at Ge am. BEV. WILLIAM A. RICE, of Wolcott N_Y,. (formerly of Knoxviile, Tenn ,) «iil wieach ip the North Presbyterian Church on N, Detween 9th and 10th etreets, To-morrow morning at llo'clock. it® THE PAPAOY.—Dr. Rua’s pext Lecture (2 wit be desiverca in Talinadvo He tate pm. To morrow. Subject: © {he Koonomy of iniquity; or The Abominations of the Confessional. Admis- sion free. 1t => METROPOLITAN M. B. OHURCH, ocor- AS ner and 43 sirovts —Preaching To mor- row at 11 a. m. by the Key Dr. STEVENSON. of a N, At 7.30 p m., Misa Fx. ‘Troy, N. ¥. ANCES Be Witianp, of Chicago, will addrees the congrega- tion on the Temperance que tien. CH. = CHRISTIAN CH "Vermont ave between N and 0 ats.—rervices at 11 o'clock n. and 7:30 p.m. WReDERICK D. FowrR, the pastor, will preach in the morning. Sunday School at 9:90 a. m. * MT. VERNON PLACE M. E. OHURCH, SOUTH, cor. 9thand K sts.n w.—Prenehing Sunday at 11 a. m. by Rev. O. Heeseer Rica- ARDSON, (of, McKendree M. urch,) and at 7.30, By ia. by Rev. Davip Witts, D.D. Pabite invited. * ~ FOURTH STREET METHODIST EPIB- copal Church, b: tween E and G southeast. At 330 p.m, special and intergsting service. Memorial of tiie lats, Mic Jennie EB. Woosthn, Young people especially inyited “elcome. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 740 p.m., by G. V. LrEce, Fastor. : 5° THE MODELING SCHOOL H48 RE- moved from corner 8th and K to G mzaga Building, 915 Fst. nor:hwest. C. STIERLIN, 1t* (ee RUBING REPAIRS (TO THE NAVY “J Yard wridge the ANACUSTIA STREET CARS will run oniv as far as the Navy Yard mars-6t BH. A GRISWOLD, President. ‘MISS FRANOEs E. WI: LARD, PRE-T dent Woman's Nationa! Ohri-tisn Tew suce Union; Mrs. J. KLLEN Foster, the talented lawyer ef I d Mrs Mary Woopsnrinag, of Obio, will g in Lincoln Hull, corner 9th and D +ta. northeast, TO-MORKOW (Sabbath) AF- TEKNOON, at 3 o'olock. P. blic invited. it 3 WASHINGTON, Manca 6, 1831, ‘the members of SOCIAT. LOOGE, 1,F.A.A Merone, are hereby notified to meet at Masonic }, 11th st. northwest, SUNDAY, March 6, at 12 jock m.. for the purpose of xttendiuy the fune ral of curiate Brother, AMMETZ J. BURWELL. By order of = HENRY COLEMAN, W. M. GEORGE M. WEBSIE«, becretary i (2S TH, BALTIMONE SUN FOR TAO SF CENTS PER COPY can be had eyery morn- Le esriy, at ThE SUN BURESU, 13i4 F ar., Washipgon, D 0., where save:tisements and Hub- scrptions Wil be received mard-2W CE TAY REVAETNT OF GEOR aE. TOWR UNIVFKSITY.—The course of Les- tures ch Constitutional Law by Hon. Kicaaup ‘T. Mexeick, LL D., will continue on MONDAY FVEN'/NG, March 7th: FKIVAY EVENING, March ith; MONDAY EVENING, March 14th; FRIDAY BVENING, March 1sth, aud FRI AY EVENINGS thereafter, bexinning eaca even- ing at 7:16 o'clock, atthe Lecture Hall, 915 F st. rth weet. mar3-tt ————— ANIED—A baby’s CARRIAGE to hire for three mouths. addiess Box 9%, Star office. ie Wane = lurprtery — An exparionoea SKIRT TRIMMER fi st-class WAIST HANDS. Apply 11:2 18th ¢¢. north wes av ANTED— MECHANICAL DEN TISTEY 0,40 my Laboratory. Adiress D. D. 8, Box 45, Btar office. = 2S mars"2t* WAS2ED_ROOM and BOARD for geatleman end wife for ten days, northwest section W. B._W., Btar office. 1t ewe WAXED, To Bur—Cheap for cash 3 nice old VIOLIN or ViCLA. State lowest cash price and where instrument can bereen. Direct to Box 838, City P.O. 2 WARITED-To Box—Chi VV Seal Skin SAQQU ¢ or CLOAK bat littie worn. Biate size apd price.” Direct to Box 33%, Oiry mars5-2t' WANTED—A com to cook, wash, tent and reliable SERVANT tive £2 000%, wash, Kes for small family ; must &: od referencts oF recemmn 5 1134 6th atreet northwest mat Appiy WARXTED_One or two ROOMS suitable fox a Pa manufacturing business; ‘must be in ie vicivity of 10th and Pennsylvania avenue. A Gress MANUFACTURER: Star ome eee” 38s ANTED—ROOM, with or without board, in quiet home of’ a god Univerralist, Unita- rien or non-eectarian family. Addross, with par- liculare, Box 6. Star office. mard 2t* a ae W ANU EDs uepiarerx—30 waite and onlored © Oks, CHAMBERMAIDS and NOU&+KS Families furvished servants. Licensed Agenoy, ¥26 F st_northweat C. E PRICE & Ov. it* W A52ED—a large STORE on Ponnsylvauia enue, between 9th and 15th sts., for the jon Eoniness: Address AUCTION, ir office. wal WANJED—S large ROOM with open wood fra end bosra for gentleman and wife in choices Jocality . city references given. Addrcss M. A.C, btar oftice. m 4r6-24* WANIEDTA Lavy of mild disposition to take charve of two childred, 2and4 yearaof axe; must basilling to reside in country from about May until October. Address JOHN T. SMIT' Brightwocd, D.C A ANTED—A HOUSE, brick: five or alx rooms; hortheest preferred: desire water and gas. Address JOHN L. THOMAS, No. 1330 13th st. jorthweat. mard-21* Bt WANIED-A competent DRUG OLERK Ad- . dress or apply to U. H. FIL KLING, 1260 824 * mar! Want ‘One sunny front KOOM, facin south ‘0, BOARD for two children ar lady. Terms $00. Address ‘‘Permauent,” St office, mal ;ANTEKD—FAMILIES to furnish with i ABLE SERVANTS: try us, REEVANTS of ail sorts; boys, girls; SEAMSTRESSES for city and country ; ali with reference. 926 F st. north west. 0. EK. PRIUE & GU. Jani8-7w* TW Ad EP ro purchase MILITARY BOUNTY WV LAND WARRANTS, SUPREME COURT SQRIP and SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOW STEAD OLAIMS. WM. J. JOUNSTON, Attor ney-2t-Law, Room 41 Le Droit Building, suz F northwest. ‘Jan4-3m_ NTED—To purchase all kinds of PUBLIO LAND SCRIP ; hichest cash prics. OHARLES: 0. BROWN, Attorney-at-Law, 1212 G eireet north- West Box 283 jan3-8m* WANTS MICODTIOEN rc WANTS--MISCELLANEOUS. V Vy ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW that 25 cents will buy sj ound of fixe Caramels and Can.ites that other Stores usually chany 40 cauts and 60 conts for. HAMILTUN'S Great 25-cent Home made Vandy Store, 1231 Pa av. feb2i-2w BENT AND SALES OF PHUPERTY. = EIVArE AND RE ALOnON toe Sule a of THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 9a Sot office northwest. FOR BEST Suite FURNISHED ROOMS, son ‘obo floor front bath ard all conveniences, with table BOAnD; five mi: utes’ walk from the Treasury depertient 1228 14thet nw __it* OR RENT—FORNISHED ROOMS, com auni- cating evitable fur pa:ior and bedroom, souch- ern exposure opposite Indiciary Kquare: ala, & bew cASEMENL OFFIUE. Apply 10 49% @ atreet northweet. ‘mars. R RENT—For aterm of years—A family in- tending to live abroad fora yeer sr more, wll rent their theroughly farnished HOUSE to a desir- bi nt onty for. Oa year. It is tu verfe t @ plentifully sappliel with chins, glass. fines fF iPd piano. Servante now in the 101 y if desired , references al Ad- drees Lock Box 645, city nard-3t* UR KENT— For the Inauguration or longer— Furnished ROOMS, near Tho aa ‘icles wens Semen preferred. Adoress Hox #2, Stax office. 3 FOR RENT Fornished HOOMS for the Taan- uration, in a private family, near the Bri -h Minisies . Address Koo ve, Star cfiice. mar2-3* POE BENT—A neat two story doubls HOO=E, ner corte, markets, schools, to. Shree re ® permanen’ ant. &. A. Mo! 3 Beal Eatate Broser, 918 Fite marae” {OK RENT—1719 Rhode Teland avenue, band- acme DWELLING, with south front, contains stout 15 roome, a d every oonveuienvs. THOS J. FISHER & OO. ‘mari-6t POE RENT On Ost, now Towa Circle, an ete. sant furuished three-story Brick RE 4«DENCS, fouth front; will be leased f ra term of years at a lew fivure. THOS. J FISHER & OO." marl-6r FF GE RENT 2008 Tet nor hwest, « cnve.jent 13 room RESIDENOE, with wodern imor sy~ nd in thorough repa r. THOS. J. FIsien mar! the finely located HUSK, 2032 6 st. pocthwest ; nine roumsand all modern con- yenievces. rent “35 to good tenant. Apply to LSE BAS & BRUWN, or M. WILUIAN feb.8-1n, VOR RENT—Very de ible three-story and basen ent BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 1714 Bhode Island avenue, containing 11 rooms, with ali modern improvements. Apply at house. OR RENT RM in Maryland on Marlboro read, contsiu!?g 10 acres: 33 miles frm Wathington. Inquire of Mas. TRIMB KE, 708 & street eoutnenct feb2t-15t" FY RENE STORE, with collar and stabie, at the corner of 9:h and L streets northeest A yood business place Apply to W. 0. JOANSON, 75 Lith street northwest. febi7-Im FOE SALE, FOUSE, on Jefferson Place, near Connectiont avenné, haif square sou'h of Brit- ich Legation; three st ries and basement; bas ail the latest improvements in art finishine—nataral Wood, cathedral wiase, &c. ; also improved sanitary pinmbing. ‘The houte te Just being finiehed, and wil be ready fer occupancy im a few days. For tem: apply 47001 Budding FOR RENT -y desirebi of 6 acres, pear So diers' Home; goad house five view, fru:t, &o. BOARD for one family de tired JOHN SHERMAN & OO., Boal Estate. St. ud Building. febd$-1m VOR S<CE—Three-story Brick HOUSE, No. 1021 7th et. northwest, on Lot of 25 feet front x100 feet deep; one-half cash aud ba'ance at 6 per Excellent business stand. Apply on prem- > ‘OUSE No. 417 8th st, een D and E sts. northwest. Water and gas. Rent #26 per month. Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. WANTED The PUBLIC TO KNOW that it is foolish extravayance to pay 40 and 5) cant for Csudies when Sugar is only 10 centa and la or 3 rente—total cost or tnest Candi-. Goto HAM- IL-TON'S Great 25-cent Home-made Oandy Store, 31 Pennsylvania aveuue. feb2i-2w. jp ANTKD—ALL THE GADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN TO KNOW that 25 conta will ya pound of fine Caramels, Boston Ohips, Qream. Waltute, Cream Dates, Cream Cocosnut Balls, Cream Malava Grapes, and sll other tue Oandi-a. ‘They are freeb, rich aud strictly firat class. Ha M- ILTON's Great 25 cent Home-made Candy Store, 1231 Pentsy vania aveune. feb2l-2w WARTED,* SITUATION a brarian by on American cf very complete educatiun; a eraduate of a German ui it of Doctor of Philosophy, w years’ experience in library work, understandiag Well the cataluvui:y and classifying of books. Aut dices M.A. BENEDIOK, 8) East Washington Square, (East,) New feb23-wSs 4t W ‘Si ED PHARM ACIAT and APPRENTI A thoroughly competent and reliaole rex tered pharmaciet. with references; also a youth from 16 to 17 years, with a wood common. school eduction. Address PHYBIOIAN, Star office. sity, with the decreas ‘0 haw had already four NITED — FEATHERS to renovate, TRESSES toremaxe, MOTHS to exterminat from furniture, at A. HAOK & BRO.'S, 616 La. ave., next to City Post Oflice. Janlg tED—OLD GOLD snd SiLVhR, iu large ral W or small quantities, Hixhest cash prive paid. 421 Pepu'a ave.. between 3d and 435 ata. 1anl9 WED GATEAM OARPHT CLEA SING AND UPHOLSTERY in all its branches, OHACE BRO, Jant9 616 Louisiana avenue. WANTED FOU TO KNOW THAT T SELL & first-class Tailor-made Second-hand SUIT, mucb better and a great deal cheaper tan & com ton Dew suit dau be bought, at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D et. northwest, or st Branch Store, No. 408 9th st northweat We buy buy frst- jsp NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. OONSTANT QUOTATIONS. ORDERS IN STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SE- CURITIES EXECUIED. BELL GOVERNMENT BONDS, BUY-AND OUT Gn EXCHANGE, Dea COINS, &e. H. D. COOKER, Jn. & CO. moar?-lw 2 E THE HEALQUARTERS OF T SS’ CONSIN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, 418 leah street norrhwest, wal be open daria INAUGURATION WEEK for the conventence of all visitors from Wisconsin. ‘*Badgers” are cordi- ally welcome. By oroer.. AT. LONGLEY, Presid marl-3e EDWIN M. TRUELL, Secretary. ee THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THe “BH Btockholders of the NATIONAL LIFE iN SUBANOK COMPANY, of the Uulted States of America, for the election of Directors of said com- pany for the cusning year, will be held at tue office of thecompany, 419th ét. northwest, corner of D, ou TURSDAY, March 8, 1¢61, at 10 o'clock a.m. ieb24-ta ©. H. ANTES, Beoretar: ES MBSSRS. HAYWARD & HUTOHINSON ve fitted up, with water connected, “THE ROYAL PORCELAIN BATH,” which has been in troduced in this country by Messrs. HENRY 0. MEYER & OO., of New York, the well-known msnufacturers of Fine Plumbing Materials. This Bath Tub was designed by the late Prince Albert. Among those who have purchased these Baths may be mentioned the Emperor of Kussia, the Emperor of Germany, the late Emperor of the French, the Duke of Cembridge, the Duke of Westminster, the Duke of Alba (Spain), Baroness Burdette-Gontt», the late Lord Palmerston, Lord Deas, Her Majesty's War Department, the Lords Commissioners of the Adumiralty, etc., 13 publio bathing establishments in London, containing about 470 bath: Pea, bedy Model Buildinys, Bt. George's, Guy's, and et. Thomas's Hosprtals, Model Lodying-house, In- saute Asylum, etc. ‘Ihey are also used in all the leading cities of Great Britain, and are being put in the finest reeidences now iv New York, whew, Tious forms of the ‘*HELLYER’ CLOSETS can also be seen with the water attached. febl2-s,13t_ 317 NINTH BT. NORTHWEAT LADIES! DO YOU WANT A PURE, BLOOMING CoM- PLEXION? If so, afew applications of Hagan's MAGNOBIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM MAGNOLIA BALM ‘Will gratify you to your heart's content. It does away with BaLLownEss, REDNESS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, and all DIsEases AND IMPERFRCTIONS OF THE SEIN. iz OvERcoMys THE FLUSHED APPEARANCE OF Heat, Faticux axp Excrrement. it Makes 4 Lapy oy TuIMTY APPEAR BUT ‘Twenty; And so natural, gradual, and perfect areits effects, that it is impose bie to detect its application. Jand7-00 ‘HOT SODA! HOT BUDA!! ‘Prepared with delicious and nutritions : «flords the most pleasant and wholesome arian for Waters for ealeall tho year. 020% ond all Miner . MILBUENS | deco BEROIAL NOTIOR—A freah ot OF etke NORWEGIAN Gop savas it a Fania ave., at 600. Det full pint bole. deel LECTURES. A LECTURE, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POO! Under the auxpioes of Bt. Vincent de Pout Con- fereuce, Holy Trinity, Weet Washington, by Rev. E. A. McGu.ne 8.d., Preaidert of Loyola G Joie, Baltimore, Md. ay Tallmadge Hal Fat, be tween th and J9th northwest, KUNDAY EVEN- Merch 6, fe81, at 8 p.m. Subject: “Expui- gi of the Jesuits tom France.” conte. WH! OF MEYER’S O4TABRBE 2 INV! OUR. One package te generally sufficient. A Ter nova.ec | patent. Box coal cure of GATARRH for 61.001 BUSINESS CHANCES. Vy ANTED TO SELL CHEAP—Gond established OIL snd LaMP BUSINES and Rent of Store forrame cheap. LOUsS SCHMID, 324 ib st e routheast, it PPOs SALET In part or wh ole, 640 sores of hish- improved LANG, at Jessup's, Washington h railroad. Aduress Mrs. '&. A. KIL- N, Jeseup's, ADne Arundel Co , Md. m4-6t" VOR BALE, or Exchanve for City or Country Property, a well-establ.shed BUSINESS, paying ron) $3,100 to 84,0U0 per year Exeeilent chance toobtain first-class bue{neas. Address ** Buai- ttar offive. mar3-$t* SaLE— BLACKISTONE'S ISLAND. ‘That beeutifol place on the Putomad river, 75 niilee below Washington, \-mila from the Mary- 1nd shore, contsiming 2vout 106 acres, turee- fourths of Which is good soil. Fish. oysters and fowl in inexhaustibie quantities. A fine chance for opening one of the best watering places in tuis CPE ay aor further particutars inquire of B. 0. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, cor. 3(th and F eta. northwest. mars-2w Fes SMALL FAKM®, improved, couvenient to Washington, D. O , for sale or exchange: 500 acres of and, 6 miles from Washington, mostly in wood, at $15 per acre. 459 acrea, 16 miles from “atbivgton, marl land convenient to navigation, 326 acres in timber, balance under cultivation, at #10 per acre. W. W. HALL, mar3-3t* 347 F et. south weat. A? PRIVATE SALF-CHEAP—TWO HAIR. MATTRASSES, WALNUT | BEDSTES CHAIRS, FEATHER PILLOWS, MARSELLLE! ZOUNTERPANE, — CUT, CHINA. CHEAP," Btar office. Fe SALE OR KENT—GREEN VALLEY, the farm of thelateA B. Fraser, of Aloxaudria county, Va., containing 150 acras of land, with two brick dwellings: one with fourteen rooms and large barns and stables, situated about four miles from Washington and three from Alexandria, In- guile on the premises, or address MIKANDA 'RASER Arlington, Aloxandris county, Va. {OR SALE— VILLA SITES AND BUILDING LOTS. Fin 6 view of both rivers and the ofty. Free from malsria Ore site contains about 100.000 feet; has lare trees and living epring. Gre of nearly 60,000, unsurpassed view df Wash- Aneton and: oue of 320,000 feet, trees aud running stresin: 100 Bullding LOTS, destrable for suburban rest- dences. | A, to owner. Marlin” “H, A. GRISWOLD, Anacostia, GENTS WANTED AND ATE RIGHT FOR SALE fer a New Invention—COMPUTING HOARD, Kindergarten eystew, H. J. KINTZ’ patent “This invention is intended to enlizhten he u ind snd at the same time furnish amuse nent aud pieasnre for the family circle. It will help to teach the young folks to compute figures quicker then any otter method, makiox it s pleasure in- stead of atask. Persons are invited to call and gee this ii pron Hou st GA. WHITAKER'S mar2-4t* Book Store, No. 941 Pa. Ave. RAY, CHANCE OFFERED 210 COAL AND WUOD DEALERS—Vsluabie Wharf Property foot of 34 st. southeast, with coal eievator, steam kindling wood mill, lime and coment waréhouss: also, larke dwelling, modern improvements ; will be sold cheap or rented low. Apply to T. C. MUR- KAY. 613 2d st. north west. marl-6t* a FOR BALES A well ostabliahed and wood paying BUSINESS; a rare chance to make money. old for cash or good security. Large profits. The most desirable stand in thecity. Address P. O. Box 494, City. fabi6-20 OB RENT—oxK. A. MoINTIRE, 918 F at, Furniehed HOUSES, #35 to 8390’ per month. Unfurnished HOUSES, 85 to 8150 per month. FOB SALE—Large and small PROPERTIES— some of the latter on the instalment pian Loans negotiated. Deeds, Wills, &o, &o., pre- cy for Union Fire Ins. 00. of Praila- plished in 1804. E. A. MoIN TLE 0B KALE OR EXOH*+NGE-GARDEN FaRM of 30 acres; alse 100 acres adjoining, 4 iromoity. Inquire of HUGUELY & BUWEN, No. 645 New York aye. febis-2w* OK RALE—FAWM of 278 acres in Montgomery county, Md. ; good dwelling and out buflainge Selphia, oa Pati i excellent Orchards; well watered and. fenced: 1d from pashinyton: 8 from depot. appiy W- PURER he EW FIK8T-OLASS RESIDENOE, built for Noone losbis bos thy and convenient ieee. room: hea : tion Will eéli,rent or exchange. Address or call at 1906 H st. f b22- RVBSTMENTS.—A | good TE OBE wih atx @16; situate on 11th Fk Bale three-story Brick RESIDENOR, "124 E st. northwest, side lot, shade trees, foun tein end beautifol flower rounds; all in firet-ciage order. Apply et above No., or 456 Loniiana ave THOS. 0. FULLERTON. jJani6-@m* A L. BArBER & OO, LeDzorr BuILpiNe, ° Offer for enle the following Properties at low prices, low rate of interest and very easy terms: ‘7U8 ‘1th etrect northwest, lurre and very desira- | ble BUAKDING-HOUSE, 23 rooms, modern im- vrovementa. Ter HOUSES at LeDroit Park various styles and prices, mest delichtful part of the city, no unis ances, good air, wood neighbors, no malaria, high. ary, acd healtliy ; 7th or 9th street cars to entrance cf Varx. Look st them: they are cosy, homelike, CHE , Que new HOUSE on Boundary street, between 24th and 16th streets, 9 rooms; & locality that is rapidly unvroving. ‘wo new HOUSES on I strest, near Government Puntirg OMoe Special inducemente offered. tKATING BINS, New York avenue; wil ba sold st a price that will yied 7 per cent on investment over ali taxes water rent snd inaaraace. Jarge STORE and DWELLING, 7th street, above Boundary, suitable and good location for boarding henee. ning LOTS in LeDroit Ore hundred and thirt; Park and various other loca:ities about the city. Houses will be built to suit, and the whole sold o2 easy terns. . FOR KENT—Desirable OF SISES in LeDroit Build. Es ation central, modern improvements, moderate rerits, immediate possession; no charge for Lalsi.ceof month Also, HOUSE at LeDroit Park for rent. fel7-Im POR BENT, VERNON HOW, Peunsylvania ave Due atid 1th etreet. Fine Oftioes for busigess men and one with Passenwer Elevator. LENOX BUILDING, 71 7th street. Several Offices suitable for patent atturneys, &o. A150, NEW STORF, corner 6th and H streets north west, suitable for a drug or fancy is Store, Apply at Vernon Row, or to T. BE WAGGA- MAN : febl¥-2m* JOR BALE— A VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSE: ‘All modern. conveniences Near corner of Counecticut avenue add M street; Eleven rooms, bath room, furnace, &o. Price 85,000. SOHN SHERMAN & 00 fedl6 ‘St. cloud Building. VOR RENT— Orrosire U.S Pimsven Toru Stezer of the | ay12_ | LOST AND FOUND. | Peres Thursdsy, Match 3, aPUG GYP. A eward of $10 will be paid for its return to 635 oz pitol st. mar5-3t* O:T—At the Inauguration Lall, Museum Build- ipy, a back LLAMA LACE BHAWu The | firder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 904 14th street. ‘i mar6 2t* LicStxhtite inauguration Bally a Lady's Lace HANDKRROBISF. Finder will receive thanks and suitable reward on returo to 1811 Oorovra rr Lets Black and White Newfoundland LQG "Liberal reward for dog or information iat will lead to his return. ALDESNEY DAIBY, 414 34 st. northwest. mard-4t L822 08 March 30, at B.& B. Depot, oF. at Wormles’s Hetel, Bunting Cate Gold WATCH, No. 447; owner's name on inside; value of same if left at No. 918 Louisiana avenus. No qnestions asked mar5-3t* O&T—On Friday, 4th of March, a POOKED DIARY for 1*8!: owner's name on fly leaf. A iiberal reward will be paid if left at Star office No questions asked. mard-2t* Lees reward and no questions asked for return of WALOH, Nos. 8,941 and 6,443, lost en evening of March 4th ; owner's name ana date, February 11, 1874, engraved on outside case. De- liver at 724 11th at’ northwest. tt OST—A Mink Sable BOA in the Treasury De- artmenton the 4th inst, A suitabie reward will paid for its return to Supervising Speci Agent's cflice. 3d floor, Treas. Dep't. _mard-2t* aa Gare on Penna avenue, s heavy Pisin GOLD TING. the owner can hava the ame by proving property and paying for L- Vortiveluent, Ale 6th we horthweet it OsT—On Friday morning last, a Black SEI- TER DOG. love Spaniel ears, white breast, and feet tioped with white; wears tag numbered 408. A libers] reward willbe paid for his return to 1722 15th st. n.w. mar5-3t* OST—Fridey evening, March 4, in front of the Corcoran Building, a | CKET BOOK oon‘aic- ip hote drawn’ by Candee & Smith to the oF ny of Everline Candee; a check drawn by G. W. Caudee, aud other papers of no value except to the & inger lease rele a Sadie aoe Oi iece and ret @ m0) Wy = tions eked) ‘a Room 18, No. 1214 F st. northwest, mar5-3t ‘—On the 2d inst , betwen 10°4 11th st. aud A suitable rewar eeired, wive ; delivery at 1407 L ot. northwest. mar 20" CST @B &TOLEN—Thursday night, in the Canter ‘or Belt iive care, wong €) Judiciary Squerer_a BTHM WINDER hunting oase gold Swiss WA'ICH. Keturn to 1424 Lith street northwest and receive reward. maré-3t* Lene, 26th, a Dark FUR COLLAR; trimmed with Otter. A liberal rewsrd will be «tven if returned to DREW'S Drug Store, corner 9th at. and Penns. ave. mar3-3t* FOR SALE. FOL er cee 16 hands, 6 years old, good ewidie and driving animal, teana sound in every particular; tia\ given. fan be reen at 2:96 G et. northwest. Foe FGENGS ves er | — < 6 nearly new right, atG L. WIL! © BRO. 19 7th st northwest tara-s Bohats HOSES also, one fine a adbeast seus Chaar Sake Btable, No. 646 New York avenue. feb35-: 1E—] . ZELLER, 820 Pennsylvania Are tesla at Kinds of BIRDS. Mi ing Bird Food and Cages of all kinds always on hand. feb19-im* Fe BALE —I call special attention to my fancy @var, and two and three-seat face CIA Racor. Fine Bor Wagon, suitable. ciothier. 20 new fagons, Nor 87 Prospect et., Geormetown- febi9-3m. OR SALE—A large number of uew and second- Fina oankiag! KS, swtable for, street, bracing in sxchguemnas ouvacke wre Gee : RXTBNSIO Petrone Bu ‘VILLAGB Sore: ee ba st noctinwest Repairing promptly attended tor feb1t ee FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. FORD'S OPER.’ MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7th, THE CONTESTED PLAY. GENEVIEVE GENBVIEVE GENEVIEVE GENEVIEVE GENEVIEVE GENEVIEVE GEAEVIEVE GENEVIBVE GENEVIEVE GENEVIEVE WARD WARD WARD WAKD WakpD WARD WARD WARD WARD WARD IN HER ORIGINAL AND 8UPERB CREATION STEPHANIE, Marquise pe Monnrvanr, In the Great London Play, by Herman Morivale and F. 0. Grove, entit’ed, FORGET-ME-NOT, FORGET-ME-NOT, FORGET-E-NOr, FORGET-ME-NOT, FORGET-ME-NOT, FORGET-ME-NOT, FORGET-ME-NOT, FORGET-NE-NOT, FORGEL-ME-NOT, FORGED ME-NOT, As PerrorMED bY Hen at ron ‘PRINCE OF WALES” AND ‘‘L¥@EUM" THEATEBS, LONDON, ENGLAND, Avso, Tuxovan tie PROVINCES OF GREAT BRITAT, OVER 300 NIGHTS, AND MEETING WEE OVERWHELMING BUO- CESS THROUGHOUT THE PRINCI- PAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘This powerfully constructed play, hss created the most profound sentation in America, from | New York to San Francisco. Several prominent Managers having claimed it, but MISS WARD who holds the exclusive right to the production, (having | purobased it direct from the Authors,) has faily established her claims, and the Superior Qourt of New York recently enforced its Withdrawal from the Stage of WALLACKE'S THEATER, NEW YORK CITY, WHUST IT WAS RUNNING TO OVERFLOWING HOUSES, MISS WARD WILL BE SUPPORTED Bi A COMPANY OF UNEXCEP- TIONAL EXCELLENC Under the Management of COL. WM. E. SINN, A'so Manager of the Brooklyn Park Theater. MISS WARD is an artist, and her treatment of STEPHANIE won a very enthusiss‘ic reoog- nition from the audieace, She reminds one of ‘Ristori and Cushman.—Phila. Press.’ ‘MISS WARD'S interpretation of the MARQUISE DE MOSRIVART is marvelous throughout, her native and oultivated intelligence enabling her to thoroughly gra:p and appreciate her part.— Phila. Times. If there had been any doubt before as to the rank of this accomplished lady among living actresses, her performance last evening shows her to b easily among the first in any country, and cer- tainly the fret in power on the American stage.— Phila. Ledger. NO MATINER ON WEDNESDAY. FORGET-ME-NOT MATINEE ON SATURDAY. A PEOmENaDe concnur Will be giver at the NEW MUSEUM BUILDING, THIS EVENENG, at 8 O'clock. MUSIO BY THE MARINE BAND Tickets for eale at the Principal MWo'els and at Tnavgural Headquarters, National Mecropolitem Bank; W. 8. ROOSE, 1223 Peun's ave. WILURTT. & Rt OFF, 905 Penu's ave.; W. S. THOMPSON, corner 15.h and Penn's ave. By order of the Inangural Commitise. ty ATIONAL THEATER. FAREWEL! PEKFORMANC® OF New Musical Oomedy Odd. THE BHISTOL; Or, a Night on ic Sound, Introducice a FUND OF NOVELTIES and an AVALANCHE OF OKMAINALECLES by & GALAXY OF PPRUIALTY ABLiSTS. Mc Yanow LAWH BARKET®, And ttreng Supporting Cat, under « rection of RF. STEVENS. Ro perture for Wrok- Monday Nielt—RICHELIEY ‘Tuesday No KS VE Wedneminy Afters ADY OF = -nesday Me t—HAKE vr, Min ric. urea, Biwi t—(Doutle RN) Mi MANE OF DAVID @-KAIOK UL Satuday | Ma‘in: arday Sekt JULIUS © peers in each of the al Bux Sheet pow open Prijay sie Yoric Cc OMING NEXT WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ora, ar THNOOLN TALL, THE WONDERFUL BOY VIOLINIST, DENGREMONT. muar4-2t FORD'S HAVERLYS MINSTRE A Grand Pe for eW rite of th: THE INAUGURATION ‘ertod. FU Tho ese company (with the same programme) that arpesred betors Hie Koval Ig mow the Prince of Wales and Roya. Fawily wil appoar bore. HAVERLY'S AMERICAN MASTODON MINSTRELS, A CoLossaL Comr§xy IN A Covossat ENTER TARNMENT For ron rae Munriruns Mosic rok THE MILLION. MarTINeE ON SaTURDAT | } MATIN K ON CATURDAY } ATINER ON RATERD AY. MATINER ON SaTURDAY MATINR« ON SATURDAY "RDAY DAY MATINEE ON SATURDAY. | EXTRA NOrick — 4th the nek, d will be "over at hich » r imple time to attend the vray dh firesorks and the inaug.rstion bal. Only Ove minutes’ walk frou the Gpera House. Deoxt Monday the sroat play FORGET-ME-NOT—Miss GENEVIEVE WARD. INCOLN HALL. BATURDAY EVESING, Manon Sra, ars o'on'e, Grand Complimentary ‘Testitaoutal Tonduroa Wy Senators, Keproren'aives nnd Punic Of EMILY THON TOS CHARLES, ri Y HAWSHOKNE ) TBE GIFTED F TERB any J Who vill rer der her bea itifal WOMAN FS Hits TUALLY And give recit-tions fom her Murical Entertainment wy'l als» bo { cl: Prosrem, in which Miss Ewan, Mr. td. Fravk Bernard, Prof Ro. thera wil’ take part. Admission to all parts of tue house, 50 cts, mard.3t DD FELLOW" BALL. COMMENCING MARCH 7, MATINEE WED*ESDAY Avo SATURDAY BLIND Ton, The murical phenome: oa of theses, renowned throughent the a ne wre stost: ‘AS URAL PIANIST LIVING. At these performances bulND T./M will exhibit the merve ous gift which bas ¢sined him wort wide ct brity, 4 wbich has bth astonished and Gelighted the yreatest matters of ‘Adu ission, 60 cts.: chiidres, ¥ Beats, 75 cle. Kewerved reste for sa! Music rtore. I comences at 8 SALES. HOMAS DOWLING, Aucoonesr ELEGANT GOODS AT ANCTION CURARING OUT SALE OF THE GKEAT Cat NESE AND JAPANicne BAZ SAR CONSIST ING OF A GKAND CO) LECTION 2HCR LACQURRWD WAKE AND PF TIQUE PORCELAINS, vAIN I INGS AN} FUPKKB RPECIMENS IN EMBGHTD E&Y, OLOISONNE +LAOQUES AND ORNA- MENIS, POKEENS, FAN PARASOLS, BAMBOO BUINLS, OFFICE CUFFS, Ko, LaNTHORNS, ‘ko. ‘Tbe whole tobe 8 Id at my Salesroom. MONDAY MOKNING, Mancun 7TH, at +0 o'oLocK, and con- tinve from Gay to day until al) terod, Jt is with great eatisfac ion that I invite the pub. lic to this sale, it brome one of the mest elsgant combinations €ver sent to this ci ‘oods Will be fold without reward to cost. NG, aust. the marS-3t UHOMAs DOWLI \HOUMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. AUCTION BALE EXTRAORDINARY. AT MY AUOTION BUOMS, Ar 8 ann 7.30 P w., MARCH 774, 1881, ayn Every Day Unri Aun Is BOLD 3,000 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, ON ACCOUNT OF OINCINNATI PAWNEKS' LUAN ASSOCIATION Under the management of MIKE LIPHAM. THESE GOUDR CONSIST OF Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Diacsonds and Jewelry of all Rinds, Biuws, htuds, Sieeve Euttous, Ladies’ Complete Sets, Grace: lets, Neck Chains, Opera Chai as, Geu.'s Gold sid Keil Piste Chains is Kndlose Variety. A full line of Silver aud Euives, Forks, Spoous, Ope . ke , 4 get Lergoins, ax this melo will * 89° THOMAS DIWLING, Auct. yeoman DOWLING, Anctionscr TO CLOSE BUSEN® TBY, ENTIRE STOUR, : OF THK PLUMBING ExTAs H_RENESS & CO., No. 12-7 © S DKK WEEN ere AND 132m SLREELS 28% w (Op WEDNESDAY MOF ING, Manon 9ru, 183], COVMENOING oT 0 O'CLUCK 1 hall sed the onthe eft ote of the above eetnt halmen:. ‘he stteution of the trade in dire ot-d to this a's, Barbi ‘THO ¥.-* DOWLING, Auct. Ww ALTER b WILLIAYS & OU., Auvtionsers, TRUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUA&LE IM-K WED PROPER TRON GING N @ sTeeer, BLTWREN BEW TeRsEY AVeSUs AND FOURTH S1RGET NOK WAST By virtue of u deed f triat dated the Sih duy of September, A D. md duly re- hae corded in Liber 0. 79! one ef the inud record» for Aastaizton cod yy. ja direction of ‘the the District ef Columbis, an z variy secured thereby, I eal: sell, « pubis auce fon, in sront of the premises, ou WRON CED a¥, DakcH 16:8, A. D 188], at 6 o'ouexK FM parts of lots ‘sixty-nine (69) and weve. ty (70), fel Cratsya cut division of parts of +q are wuitn- bered east of five hu.dred acd nine (E. of $09), aoe corving to the plat or zrvrnd pian of the said Oity Of Washington, besiuuun tot the same Cory -riaet foet west from the nortout ourner of sa'd suuare, ané runuinw thence sou'h eighty feet (#4), toeuoe. Dest ‘histeen feet nine ani th.ee-qosrier iuches (13.94); the.ce rortn eighty fect (80), the:.ce oat sixteen (6) fret, fo the plane of bedouioe, with neMting of » New Bei Dwellir = Tins of rale: Ore-fourth ash. and tue balance in@yual irstelments of nix, ‘welve and wieutoen Mouths from day of Bale, tobe secured by ie notes of the pu wm ntorest wi vleht per cept per SLNUM UbU) Pare, Pale weri-avune ly. aud edeed of trust on the poverty ssid or all cach, atthe ‘*OPUOU. Aueposit of $100 Gown ob day of ele Jf the teren 1 saloare not compiied with with'n fiveaars, het he Fiubt to reeed the proverty ‘st ef cefaultirg purchaser. All c st purch ter's coet. ard eockds 5 TE OF Ov e a> AN eS) > as 28 Gee ThE EXAvLAND AND OCPPER A: 800) vf ¥ the Texas By virtue of = rerolution Fog a Pant nel oe URSD ST, FOU ST! Associa: 2 OLOCK NOON. Wiin the #20- CaxBO® BBO. ven rooms of 1 ‘scres 4 ip Atasc@s ONL), Texas. drao acres Of kasd in McMulle. couly, Texas. &' 320 scree of Laud in Jack Distrioy, Ailof the above Len 1 being ia erst ESSE B WILSON, qhowss Loaoee, { ccmurtaes. ©. A. PCHSEICER, UNCAN 30% WbOS.. dots.