Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, THE EV ys CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Nor, THE TAILOR. WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—OFFICES. | EDUCATIONAL. ; = WANTED— ANDS; ALSO, THREE | FURNISHED ROOMS— R _RENT_OFFICE ROOMS, NEW, COMMO- | JQRENCH LESSONS. —N.B—WLLE ¥, PRUDT WASHINGTON IMPORTER OF FOREIGN Goops. W Bata onan ‘oth ‘street : orth- Pricer, at 1596 1 street northwest. | HV dious ant ateants heated ty neeane tek Wooten oe HOMME'S Hiosidence removed to 1825 K stew ae —— = west, a5-3t sity for lam real cotaie, and ineu-ance. 1006 F street. | northwest. New cares for, recioners Oral ‘sy aiem CROSBY S. NOYES. FINEST DOMESTIC Want Tat TO DO ROUGH Hous: R RENT—LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, FRONT. | 19 Fitzrerald Building. Coll there. SS | tesmemien coe Lene Sh eae = See eee painting. young man preferred. cng south, suitable for one or two entleman, at 621 | ——— : a. aan ne exmmer months. sient heres erga Ener hice oes Lise aS KEP. SS ; ee AIRY FRONT eee = i AOE esepns , ty Kavernqron abt eae: y ANTS: NTI BS = 7 ¥. y bona fiae daity circulation more than treble CHEVIOTS, Wee, ee od ae ein ke eo Foriens ith or without Board: con. | FOR, RENT STORE 718 SEVENTH STREET | 3400 Geta ay enaney care Si UE 3-4 that of any other dally paper published in * - Apply at ‘New York avenue north- | venient to 7th street cars. Terms very moderate. a4-3t* FRANK Tr BROWNING Cot ole ne Boag Sih | dences, and at Mrs. Sela Huppert’, 605 St street Washington, and eauai to that of all the CASSIMERES, &o. * pes EP R RENT—UNFURNISHED —AN_ ELEGANT | street, between D and E northwest. m20-5m_ | northwest, Mondays and 7 7m at 10 o'clock a, her dail, he: ded ther. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, WASHED (4 Sn WAITER AT J. T. CON- suite of three lance rooms : handsomely papered and —_— ——— — — | ™- _ __s-tin ether daily papers here ni tomet 3 Bell's. Abily at 0 H street northwest. it | painted, at 7352 Zist street northwest. aa FOR RENT—=LOTS. OPREEATS MUSK NISHED To PRIVATE — = TED—GAEDENER, GERMAN ERRED, | FOR RE! MOST DESIRABLE SUITE OF | ole Py ‘Tux Stax office is connected with the Telephone Ex PANTS TO ORDER, $5, §, §7 AND §9. Wotan ee ioe eee Sypaily reduced | SOR RENT | Eettand 2ench con vereation cle-ora: purest urea <Psnge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mai tontacs call at oom B'Fisycrad’ Building, i006 F | rent’ nicrmation to be had of PHOS. Te FISHERS | ~ CENTRAL VACANT LOTS. = = and otherwise, news, or any information or business SUITS TO ORDER, $20, $25 AND $30. street. } a5-2t | CO., F street. ‘a3-3t* AL VACANT LO’ an be sent day or nicht, free of chance. © Lots 4, 5, 6, 7,8 and 9, square 85, cormerof Aand ME. LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL GIVR A) Wa R RENT—GENTLEMEN WILL FIND NICELY | 20th stecots. AVE Conversational LAesous in French at her own snd. pose —— ———— SPRING OVERCOATS FROM $20 TO #40. Wee COMRETENT, De aurtied ond wel fursinhed rocma ot fai Tavh atest onion oaiee | ene 3. equare 74, on K street, near the market. Ing claneen freee inch Se ree a. of the Chinese bill did not create sur- Sethe: fe. reconfnended. Feria H. JOHNSTON, Alexan- | Unfurnished Rooms, for light housekeeping: prices SAGAR bart of ranare 63, fronting on 22d streot and | (6 Stee from 188 af S08 Hh aiect Bonde te] The veto of the Gin Coy Gah Glarwibic ena Mado to Order most Perfect sty! aromgne a5ar | moderate, Se | Nove Hatupahine venue, street northwest. mi3l-6i* Prise, as it had been generally understood for a ™ te Es = | qyoR RENTOFURNISHED ROOMS WITH PRIVE, | Let: taste 15, on K street north. Ss X ENSINGTON ART NEEDLEWORK AND DPCO- day or two that the President would not approve WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. ‘ANTED_FIFEY RAIEBOAD ee eae Ta DEMCUED ROOMS, WETHPRIVE: | Inge or oi; E WAGGAMAN, SL neTy aueicerice tach ‘after Thaval, schoo, {1% Objections to several provisions of the bill are — Avply at HENRY O14 fubaba’s Livery Stable, Ray | ences exchanged. Apply to 943° T street northwest. com 16, Vernon iow, Pennsylvania svenue and 1 suggested In the message, but the real basts of the A ee = Yard. =e | Convenen FOR RENT. MISCELLANEOUS |" iat ote ‘veto Is the clause suspending Chinese immigration NNN I 60 oo §& + WANTFD—A FIRSTOLASS BUSHELMAN. AND | HOR RENT ELEGANT FURNISHED, apart. | FOR MISCELLANEO W for twenty years. This the President regards as ee a re eee 7 BROS. Teh and Boa: WOK in shop. it~ | Square, single or en suite; southern, and west- RENT—A LADY HAVING NO USE FOR HER | pnygt tS ~ pho Virtually prouibitive, and, as he phrases it, “a vio- NNN I God “oo Tn tun 7 ANTED—A SERVANT TO DO GENERAL, | ST ¢#Posure; rato fires, bo. see | toned) would RCI Go cert ae ee ne | Voice, Bing nye. ‘Twelve, teachers, Fase Jation of our national faith.” The President does ‘bowework; be 8 ood cook, swasher and | FPS RENT AT 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST. | ate rato per quarter. Address Box 103, Star office. q *@vautaces. 0. B. BULLARD, Director. Jel-tm" dicste precias gi c to ironer. {tis usclees € apply unleas you can come wi handsomely fu F unturni s ae SOROOK OF REOOUTION AID’ a ot indicate precisely what legisiation tending to | Recognizing the possible continuance and future effect THT PERS TET AE (00 BRR | osmimcried: Soe as Oe Bee eter Deel ee eee | cen ee ee he eupeenea, Rooms ee = = —— | SS ARESP RA reas AND NESDAT ROE: Tet the Immigration of Chinese laborers 1 | of the causes producing the recent great changesin the} ~ Hall Ey tT RATE 8 Skat | ssivanis avenue. it | m22-20" Re Oana Ay BON RATES SEVERAL PIANOS | KGa AT 8 O'CLOCK. MRS ADELION BOTEG this country would meet his views, but It is assumed TH HE T AAAUL 0 OR R | \QrANTED_HOUSBREEPER NEAT, CAPABLE = =— Dorthwet es MG. Le WILD & BROS’, 709 7th etreet | MACK (of New York), 729 13th etrect mim 4n some quarters that he would approve a suspen- | Fate of interest on the best securities, and the necessity| T H H EER T A AuUtUL oo R B| WANED HO pereom, with ref good FOR RENT—HOUSES. —_—_—— PROEFSSOR ALEX. DE -WOLOWSEI'S NEW Gion for ten years. There 18 nothing in t) veto | of basing all fe insurance calculations upon a rate cer- = home; widower. Address P.0. Box €0, ALE -F’ methos for Sinucing ‘and Piano, shortest and berty Message upon which this opinion could be predi- 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Z FOR SALE—LOTS. ROR RENT_FURNISHED— NEAR . general way the President im- | *#in tobeearned during the possible continuance of | - . **DU PONT CIRCLE,” faving years of practice for operas, concerts nnd S07 aia northwest, bebweeu Ht and 'L. lor, ‘st “807 11th street west, a @ated, though In Wasnrxatow. TANTED— NbacETI MAN, TO SELL W ‘Tyler & ore been eM BUNOHA 5 meet the Prestilent’s views, as outlined In his meg- | ing thelr basis in the future'as to business then existing tea we A medium-sized new Residence, handsemely furnished. B SALE CHEAP BEAUTIFUL LOTS, MASSA- | _mal-tm Plies that he might look favorably upon moder ‘te | polictes hereafter to be written, a period of more than Ei toxeosn'alt a Pen: avemue qnd 44 street. a5- Will be rented toa desirable tenant, at a greatly reduced } 1 ,chuscits avenue, 6th and sts. S500 oacere fect. SN. AGT. the restriction of Chinese tmmigra- ban fn elt petbetbal ition. (ea | OS ee Price, until October next. oa lee ~ quire stan oe | Se ‘SW. corner éth and K streets northwent. Jegistation for the restriction of Ch <7 | two xenerations, because of the impossibility of chang- = WANTEDAN INTELLIGENT, 0) ‘1HOS. J. FISHER & CO., feet: both frouting Stanton equare. Inquire at en Oth | Me. SW: corner Ot Latin, Greok, tion. The Indications are that @ bill Intended to NEw DEPARTURE, ‘Boy who has had two year’s experience at setting | 95-68 '324 F street northwest, | Street nortiwest. lan’ Sree pe ieg tae q 5 EET NORTHWES —LOTS No. 9 TO 20 IN SQUARE 701, | arstion for Col eve, West Poiti, Anaapolis and elie se, Will be Introduced at once. souk ite 5 STORMONT, 84 Qonr, 42 Un etret a thet pao LE a nly of clay om equare, Inquireat sai Powm: | Petiivecaminations Tenet ithe mil ~— paatacan - i oh ee neste rate od Eateceey 1818 So De resiinedy a WSSTED—A BOX OR YOUTH IN A PATENT | month: Store and Stable; 113 7th ctreet northeast, $50 | aVextue northirst, from'O to 10a. me aud froin 8 top, SSS TURD TORO Page and that in a business dependent on future contingen- axert’s office: must be a good penman. Apply | permonth. CHARLES W. HANDY, 914 F street north- long credit oh purchase money. mi31-6t! 1229 M. street northwest, for a new mediod of wee. Some of the sitting members of Congress are Room 10, Federal 4 a4-3t | Nest. a5-St_ | FROE SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT, 31 FEET 7 | ducing a strong life-like picture, ‘Lustructions ghee wo being rendered exceedingly uneasy with regard to | cles nothing is certainly safo that isnot certainly more | ‘The well known firm of Wire CAN VASSERS FOR THE LATEST | }OR RENT—HOUSE 1457 PIERCE PLACE NORTH | At inc TER arene, Sake Co tes Deni aide of | the art ether residence, nal thelr re-election by what might be termed a fire | tan apparently safe; in onder to provide absolute enerey, churncier audinfuence cab ag well’ Addreast | aa Teer ee Saas aang 1nd twO-T | northwest; alley in teas, Apaly asi Ewe oe Miseah cape fn their rear. It seems to be natural for a member A Tae HOLLANDER Bnos., HET parties ea een os adder” | and Pasement house eCCULLOUGH. Tusnber | west. ais! mom | me SALES ST, BET. CONN. AVE. axD ITH Of a state legislature to aspire to a sest in Con- | Safety in the basis of its business and to havo tho largest 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, + Dealer, 5i1 New Jersey averiue. al-2m ESTMENT — BUILDING gress, and several of the legislitures which have been redistricting their respective states have ap- Parently been largely influenced by this sort of ambition. Some score or more ot Congressmen Bnd thems-ives legislited out of their old districts and into new ones by ambitious state legislators in their rear. The practice of gerrymandering a State for party purposes bas been in existence for tnany years, but that of dividing a state Into all Sorts of trregular, crooked and uneven districts in the Interest of certain members of a state legisla- ture is a new one. + The democrats seem to be sweeping things In the late elections, and If they could only hold on to these gains tho ruture would have some hope for the a long time past have tions and off years, and republicans have always man- aged to repair damages in season for the great ational contests, ——————— Senator Mahone has gone to Richmond to mend the readjuster fences, which are broken down In several places. ———_—_+«+—_ The New York Herald, Tribune and Times praise the Presitent’s veto messige. | Reeeuen ALWAYS ASK FOR FREDERICK BROWN'S GINGER, ‘THE GENUINE—PHILADELPHIA. a K ING’S PALACE, @4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Continuation of KING'S PALACE SPRING OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS €ntil further notice, to oblice our patrons and the pub- Ye who bad not the opportunity to inspect our elexant @ispiay. We shal) continue our opening with new and ‘@dditionafttractions as they arrive by the European steamers. We wili sell the balance ot our beautiful and extensive stock of Pzttern Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, ‘Ribbons, Plumes, Laces, Silks, Tips, Satins, Kid Gloves and Straw Goods, trimmed and untrimmed, for Ladies, ‘Misses and Children, in every ahaye, style and quality: also Fichus, Scarfs, Hundkerchiofs and Lace Capa at ‘Prices that defy competition. All in need of Millinery Goods will do well to call at KING'S PALACE, 814 7th street, before purchasing, aewo shall carry throuch the whole season the larest, ‘the most select aud fashionable and the best quality of @oods, and we guarantee a saving of 25 per cent on ak Purchases made at KING'S PALACE, 814 7th street Rorthwest. The largest itetail Milliuery in the United KID GLOVES—Our great drive in Kid Gloves. Spe- ial sale of a job lot of Kid Gloves just received. 12 dozen real Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves, at 75c., worth $1.50 per pair. 3434 dozen elezant 3 and 4-button Kids, at 650. per Pair, worth $1.25. 42dozen Lavender and Black Lace Kids, at 75¢. per pur, worth $1.50. 200 dozen elegant 3-button Kida, at 75e. per pair. 80 dozen 4-button Kids, at $1 per pair. 59 dozen of the finest Lisie Thread Gloves, from 37e. to S00. per pair. Do not miss your chance, and don’t neglect to attend the famous Spring Opening at KING'S PALACE, aps ‘TH STREET NORTHWEST. ) ee SHANTINGS, CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS, 814 SEY MERY. Lawns. SURAH SILES. ~ LOUISINE SILES. Qumenn ene FOULARD SILKS, SPING NOVELTIES. SEW DRESS Goons, LYONS' SILKE NOVELTIES, (Geeatest Variety—Choirest Assortment—Newest Stylee— Latest Colorinss—Prices Guarantood. “BARE BARGAINS” _ {m White Goods, Linens, Seite. Hosiery and Handker- BLACK SILK GRENADINES. Cape cope, Japanese Crepes, India. s Embroidered Sectch = Zrench Sctines, Pure .inen Lawns, Mousq “SPECIAL OFFERING" WEEK UPIN'S ALL WOOL NUNS: VerLinas™ Mies per yards “NOVELTIES” IN DROWN'S CELEBRATED PAR- SOLS, FARASOLETTES AND SUN UMBREL: §)" Plain Sgures and correct prices. SEATON PERRY, (Svccxsson To “Perry & Broraer.”) ‘Pennsylvania avenus, corner 9th strest. CJ NM’ NEW PIANO WAREROOMS, 519 7th street northwest. TAlonrine DEPARTMENT. My Lioportations for Spring now res ly for inspection. (Cab is solicited, W. 8 TEEL, Mencuanr Tatton, 935 Pennsylvams svenue. F bE 3 fs - us ‘00° soe ce aA azuateur or ir liberty in the future selection of investments, will com- ute the net premiums and reserves upon suture polt- cies on the assumption of earning 3 per cent interest on the best long investmente, instead af 4 per cent, which is now and will remain the basis af business now ex- isting. As a further basis it assumes the rato of mortality shown by the American Experience Table, the entire safety of which, ag an assumption for the future, has been fully proved. Its contracts will thus be more securely based than any now written; and so long asthe actual rate of in- terest remains above the assumed rate, the larger re- serves invested will give the larger returns of surplus interest. ‘The now premiums charged for policies, while pro- viding a larxer reserve for future safety, will give the advantage of the company's unrivalled economy in management; being on annual premium life policies on the average something less than those heretofore charged. ‘Its new policies will contain some most important NEW FEATURES: ‘While inost mien never get beyond the neod for insur- ance, nearly all look forward toa time when others will be no longer dependent upon them and when they may ‘wish to have all tho remaining surplus from past labors available for personal use. Hence they take endow- ‘ment policies for such periods as they think will cover the need of insurance, and payable to themselves after- wards; to which there are two essential objections: Ist, ‘That in point of fact they usually need the insurance after the term of the policy has oxpired, but have then become uninsursble, or can only get new insurfince at mugy higher premium because of advanced age; 24, ‘That the premiums for enownionta are so much higher than for life policics that men cannot usually afford by this means to carry as much insurance as thelr familics need, In order to give a method by which ono can carry the larest possible amount to protect his family Just as long as they may need it, and yet make the payments, less the cost of insurance had, available at ence shoula the need of insurance ceaso, wo offer the following: ‘The Whole Life Policy at the ordinary annual prem- ium, or with s limited number of premiums; all sur- plus credited upon the policy may be left with the com- pany to accumulate at such rate of interest as may be determied by the Directors, to be paid with the policy, at its maturity, to the person entitled thereto. At tho end of each period of 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, etc., years from the issue of such policy, the parties in interest may surrender the same foracash value as therein agreed, together with the amount of the surplus previously. credited and so accumulated. Or;paid-up insurance may then be taken for such amount as the cash value and surplus previously cred- ited will buy asa single premium. Should the policy lapse at any intervening year of the above periods, and after three premiums have been paid, paid-up insurance will be given, on surrender of the policy according to its terms, for such amount as the reserve and surplus previously credited, lesa a small surrender charge, will buy as a single premium. EAcH POLIoy WILL HAVE ATTACHED A TABLE OF CASH VALUES GROWING OUT OF THE RESERVE, AND THE ACCUMULATION OF SURPLUS WILL BE STATED EACH YEAR. The accumulated surplus may be used in case of ne- cessity to pay current premiums, ‘This gives the greatest amount of insurance the pre- mdiums can buy while insurance is needed, and also gives their ertire effect as an endowment if insurance ‘becomes unnecessary. The longer the polioy runs the greater its value, both as an insurance and an endow- ment, and the higher reserve required by the assump- tion of 3 per cent. interest makes the policy just 80 much the more valuable as an endowment. ‘We believe it, as we intend it to be, the safest, most ‘Valuable, and most liberal contract ever written, JACOB L. GREENE, JOHN M. TAYLOR, Secretary. ABEOT, Assistant Secretary. ‘Takes pleasure in informing their many patrons and customers that they have added to their now wel) equipped store a branch devoted entirely to MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ READY MADE CLOTHING. ‘The goods will be made up from the finest domestic WOOLEN, CHEVIOTS, CASHMERES, etc., from the best houses of the land. Spring Suits and Spring Overcoats made and finished ‘according to the latest fashion. ‘This departure is made necessary by the many de. mands made upon us by customers, S HOLLANDER BROS., a5-6t 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 4 ws + 44 br 4a au dk au A are 4 4“ ut 4“ G. T. KEEN, 11 1 rt 1 it ‘i it TAILOR, pt L it uk ‘ nm NINTH STREET. “4 1 “4 444 in 44 444 big 444 prey it “uu “4 ul “4 25-Im Ms ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Mags CORSETS to order in every style and inaterial, and guarantees perfect ft and comfort. HER SPECIALTIES ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest Imported Hosiery. Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods. French Corsets and Bustles. | The *‘Hercules” Sup- porting Corset, for which Misa H. is special agent, and a $1 Corset, her own make, that for the price cannot be surpaseed. N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. a5 P®oPosALs FOR woop AND CoaL. Curre’s 01 House oy Repnesestarives, U. 8. Wasuineton, D. C., April 5, 1852. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office UNTY. TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on WrDNES- DAYPAPRIL TWEL NEXT, for the delivery of Forty Cords best Spruce Pine Wood; also, Six Hundred ‘Tons best White Ash Furnace Coal, to be delivered and stored in the vaults of the woucwihg af the Capitol on or Lefore Saturday, the 29: day of April instant. ‘Wood to measure 128 cubie fect to the ‘The coal to weixh 2,249 Ibs. to the ton. ‘The wood to be corded and meusured at th Capitol, and the right to re-weigh the coal at the Capitol is reserved. ‘The right to reject any and all bids is siso reserve: Bids tobe indorsed “*Proposals for Wood and Cosi” and addressed to EDWARD McPHERSON, a5-3t Clerk of the House of Representatives. i Lo FOR THE RED SIGNS AND THE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING, 123 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, (Between G and«H streets.) Everybody shontd visit the great sale of Clothing now going on at 723 7th strevt northwest, between G and H Immense bargains this week in MEN’S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Fine and Medium Custom-Made CLOTHING at great reduction, §ebool Suits for Boys, aged 4 to 11,$2.50, $3 and $3.50. Boys’ School Suits, aged 8 to 16, $3.50, $4 and $5. ‘The goods ahd trimmings are worth wore, Men's and "s PANTS, T5e. 1.50, 5 CRETE mm GREAT BARGAINS ARE THE RULE AT THE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING, 723 Seventa STREET NorTnwest, between Gand H. J. H. SMITH, 4-20,2p Formerly of Oak Hall, Manager. TArLOR & HUFTY, 9 shy me "eS Me Hyg ay PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PIQUE SUITS, ros MISSES AND CHILDREN, In Sizes from 2 to 14 Years. CHARMING STYLES AND ELEGANT MATERIALS. Boat Three Deep Flounces of Embroidery on Skirts, with | A™ ‘one girl to assist in washing and ironing. Apply | at igi E ctreetnertiiweat” thies doore from Nasal ‘Theater W232 NZED|A FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOK, ALSO & ood honse (white;) must come well re- Park, before 9 a.m. or after 5 p aA-2t WANZED—A WHITE GIRL. MUST COME WELL 223 F strect northwest. to ije-and-n-half from the city. Good wage will be paid. Apply at Room ‘No. 8, Bt Cloud Build: ANTED—A RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT WV oom eon ee COM: V ANTED—A GOOD FARM AND GARDEN HAND; Vv a white man preferred. Apply to FRANK HU ae V VANTED—-A_ COMPET: AND RELI‘ BLE man as bluckamith, capable to take entire charge; 1716 ith northwest. ap4-2t° WASTEDA TRAINED, EXPERIENCED CUT- dress immediately by mail Manager of Voman’s Work Department, Associated Charities, or S. 8., Star office, als NTED—TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL waitress; one to cook, wash and iron. Apply at Box 88, Star office. ad-4t” Specification Writer to go North; must be a gentie- man by instinct, witha plewant address and good Mb northwest. WANTED AGENTS. ADDRESS D. APPLETON & CO., 134 W. W. HAY ager. al-6t? WANTEDIAT LICENSED "AGENCY, COOKS Chambermatds, frrniched reliable seryants. Servents for Leltimore, Philadel bia, New York, eleewhere. Contractors fu1 F street horthwest. WANTED—£"TUATIONS. rls, Situations, one as cook, and the other as chamberthaid; xood references. Apply at the southeast ws TED—TWO FIRST-CLASS WATTERS AND a4-2t* commended. Apply at 1917 Harewood ave., Le Droit 0 persons only. cy sgmmended. A family of two persons only, WANTED_A GOOD “COOK_MAN OR WoMAN— | ing. a4-3t Ply at 712 13th st. northwest. 44 Pennsylvania avenue. a4 steady work ard good wages. Apply imme.iately al ter of Shirts, well recommended. Will please ad- Werenb i ee es WAaNness COMPETENT. DRAFTSMAN AND Hee ,Abniy to WM. G. HENDERSON, 617 7th, strect W. Baltimore str: Baltimore, Md. W. W. HAYNE, M _ a Nurses. Families and others hed rapirogd and othér Inborers free of chanre. 026 hn m13-4w* yANTED — BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE corner of 18th and M streets northwest, for three days. WiANtDr AN ENERGETIC WHITE MAN, Plowing by day or on reasonuble terms. Addres: .. City, Office, a4-3t* WANIED_RY A No. 1 FARMER, STOCK raiser, orchard grower, poultry raiser and plain gardener, a Situation ; one who will bay strict attention to his work. Apply or.address WM. BARNES, Forest- ville, Prince George.county, Md. a4-3t* WANTED By A THOROUGHLY (COMPETENT white women, # Bitnation as firet class cook or chambermaid; the ‘best of references. Apply at 1342 5th street northwest, 4-24" _WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO RENT A ofinall Furnished Room. Address, with terms, J as iy! A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS wal a comfortably Furnished Koom, with use of bath, near rea-ury department, where the occasional V visits of his friend will mot be noticed. Rent not to exceed $20 perm ith. 1 ent, if suited. Address BACHELOR, Star offices: a5-3t" WANIED-A LADT ‘DESINES A LARGE AND A finail Room, gentenity furntahed: locality north of K and between sth nd 14th streets; southern expo- sure preferred: meals ¢ be furnished ‘by caterer. Aa- dressimmediately NA F office. 45-21" WANTED—HOUSES. T_468 SPRUCE STREET—SIX ROOMS— | L\ LOTS on proposed Garfie'd avenue, on crest of the OG RENT BRUCE STREET SIX BOOMB— | ning. northwest beotiod. PRESHE TY bk OGRE Oo #5. AE Baipen G00 Le Deak Building. | 7th street. m28-lm m31-5t VOR SAT , NING TERMS: $10, cast 7 & y & and $5 mo y. twenty beautiful Buitding Lot it ee ENT re oa HOU E Ns MODEDN AM | Siay ent, siteciet enti ater eamee eae Teor ed ieee Tat atone + COMMSTS0-6t | Ktreets, extd on C etrcet northeast; one block north of Linootn Pork, and three blocks from East Capito! cars. Lota on xrade, W. STARK, 1429 New FOR Oo. tionery store, 913 Bennsylvania avenue, between RENT—HOUSE, OVER DEMPSEY'S STA- Water. sas and sewer: ork avenue. ‘9th and 10th street. Inquire in store, FOR RENT—A LANG! NSION OF 22 ROOM wutifnl grove; Columb m30-1w. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo, _* So ape tah September 26th. 126m ADAME M. CHEYREMONT (FRENCH TRACH- Vf er), Diplomee de I'Acadermie de Paris, Lassous pris vate and in classes, at able terms. Best of Toler. 1 py (hldress residents TY 12th street northwest. M:. \F. MUSSARUS AND ASSISTANTS — PRI vately and in Clas.—Aucient and Moder Lan- guages, Mathematios, Preparation for Colles, Military and ~ Soe ‘ecinar noeal Pree nny — in 4 morning; eveniue for sent . Addrom, for circulars, F, MUSSAEUS, 1212 L street northwest, al7-6m 14th stroet and Boundary northwest, (SMALL), HEAVY JOR SALE—A SORREL MAR xood driver; wall be sold with foal; six years oh cheap. Tnwire CLAR Detween 1 Ei3e firsticlaee order: nb ei p> ply fo FITCH, FOX & BROWN: 129-2w (1OR LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS OR MORE A HAND- some, large, yartially furnished corner House; éleven rooms, three bay windows, cellar and furnace: oven «rates, Tance, speaking tubes; on T street north west; pure air. For terms and locality address Box 156, Star office. m2l-lm Poe ENT ON, MODERATE TERMS—A LARGE well-furnisned house, in a very desirable ueighbor- Pood. Ariny or navy applicants vreterred. Addruss Uy letter to B. F.G., 1235 N.v-ave. mli-lin* JOR RENT. F = 1722 H, 12rvoms, bard wood/2017 M st., 9r.. 27.5 finished. $83.33 2825 Tet.nog., 68 bk 20.00 2139 H et., 30.00.1417 Hopkins st 00 8226 Mst.,12r.&etore 40.00 Pa.av.,store 15.00 311 3d xt. nye..8 ra. Rt 130 cxeh ; Vareroom, 5-6 JOR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN-NEW, Rosi wood case Fiano, carved lees, Acratfe faprove- ment, $200, part payment: owner leaving the city. Can be seen at 1189 10th stre between and M. a4-6t OR SALE—-A VERY STYLISH SADDLE AND | Driving “Horee, half thorcuchbred, young, sound aud kind. “Also, combined Saddie and ‘Driving Horee, good locker, fast trotter: any one can drive him. Also, young Horse, 16 hands hizh, very only suitable hea for slow Work; cheap. 314 Penuaylvanis avenue north: west. 03-61" F°O2 SALE—20 HEAD OF HORSES, JUST aR- rived from the west; aleo two span of Mules, two Coure Horses and two Saddie Horses. At 311 12th street northwest. YATES & SIMMONS. al-6t VOR SALE—A SACKIFIOE—ELEGANT CHICKER- ING 7-Octave Piano, Kosewood Case, four round comers, with stool aud ‘cover, for only $140. Owner declining Lousekeering and needs cash. Can be seen at GHAUSCEY J. EED'S Visno Warérooms, 453 7th street dt. 2135 F st.,8 25-3, 8. WESCOTT & CO.. Corner 20th and I sirevts northw FOR SALE—HOUSES. OR EXCHANGE OR SALE—ON ACCOMMODAT- ing terms—Houre with 14 rooms, and all modern improvements, northwest. Address Box 163 Star office, a5-2w* FOR, SALE-HANDSOME THREE-STORY REST- dence on I street northwest, near McPherson Square, at a bargain. The owner of No. 15371 street northwest having permanently located in the West, offers his residence for sale. The house is a3-story brick with brown stone trimmings; contains 18 rooms, and all convenierices, and is thorouhly well built. ‘Title perfect; Ashford's abstract, Fu I particulars aud permit to exnimine pretnise=iven on application to ‘HOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. n. a5-Ot JOR SALE_THREE-STORY BRIOK HOUSE, 6 bath and hail; slate mantels, latroves and ranges; minutes walk from U.S. Printing Offi large yard in front; price, $2,300. Address H. W. Star dflioe. WOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A HANDSOME three-story and Press Brick Front House, brown- stone trimmings, ten rooms, bath, buter's’ pantry, laundry, furnace room, cn G ‘street, near residence the late Admire] Scott. Also, three Frame Houses, with lot 61 feet front, containing 5,846 square feet, on 16th street, adjscent to **Scott Statue.” axreat bargain to immediate purchaser. Also, two three-story modern Houses, of eight rooms exch, within oue square of Interior Department, at $6 pay 12 per cent as OR SALE—TWO HUNDRED POUNDS OF Ni pariel ‘Type, neariy new; some of it never having been used; and siso forty pounds of Minion, bold face; will Le sold st a barvain. Please apply at the Star office by mail or in person. m31-6t PR SALE—CARRIAGE OF ALL KINDS, AT reduced rates; also, Horses. Boarding Stables and Hiring cheapest in the cit; the HOTEL DE Hoss, 468 and 470 O sirect n.w. W. F. GEYER. m31-lin* OR SALE—CHE. Coupe Horse, t sound Work Horses. Inquire at THOMPSON'S tuble, 9th and O strects northwest. 20-2" RSALE—THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE city to buy both new and second-hand Carriages and Buggies of all Kinds. P. D. SCHMIDT & CO., 466 Pennsylyani m28-3m ABSTRACT OF TITLES OF THE ity of Washineton, from the beginning to 1875. Can be seen at the auction rooms of THOMAS DOL ING, southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Lith street. ‘m8-e030¢ 00: will A eed investment. W. E.’ BURFORD, 1115 F street north- FFE SALE; SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES. west, al A stock of one hundred and fifty to select from. Avent for Bo-ton Backboard Company's Side- Bar Baz- OR SALE CHEAP—TERMS, $50 fies and other light carriaves. ‘Lhe best in SH AND $15 monthly—New seven-room ffouse, with bathroom, | for the avenge. af Gee, ¥. ter in kitchen, froutand back’ yaris, hali, Sc.. | ““hepairiue promptly attended to, 117 Fark Plece northeast, one square north of Lincoln RUBT. RB. GRAHAM, Park, and thros squares fron Kart Cayitol street cats: | m29 Repository and Factory, 410-416 ath ct new, keysut 1115. J. W. STAM, 1429 New York avenue: at ct 125-20 F? BOX, SUITABLE FOR JOR SALE—HO! northwest; brick eee. street northwest. LOST AND FOUND. LoSt A PEAIN GOLD RING. FINDER WILL BE rewarded by returning the ssme to Sunday Chroni- cle Office, 432 9th street northwest. in O81—A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PATD for the return of black and white Newfoundland Doz, called Rover, to corner Bcown and Laurel streets, Mt. ‘Pleasant. pt iasion Merchants. But little used. Inquire at 409 3d street northwest. we" 7OR 340 K— CARRIAGES_CARRIAG! ‘OR burvains in new fhd second-hand Carriages and Horthwes,lntars purchasing combos st oot © Stet nortly ore wl im = S.J. MEEKS. m5 Lm i SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, A variety of New and Second-Hand Carriages and Bugxies. Largest stock of Varnished Waxons in the District. One Fine Box Wagon. One of 8. N. Brown's ‘Trade Wagons, Spring Waous of all sizes. All of the pomitory, heh) 2 rs pect avenue, West Washington. £25-3m 1612 10TH STREET Foome; beth: water and gan; lat L. M. SAUNDEKS & BRO., 1103 s ‘ms V rANTED-BY IST OF MAY-SIX OR SEVEN Doran Seaman a a: 69 neighborhood, in’ Portion of the city: “Ad- are, ‘with particalars, Jock Box 8, Sinithtonian Inet ution. * WANTED TO RENT-A NEAT FIVE On SIX ‘Room House, by Onigg Fier} nt. State loca- ton and price, ‘Aadrom, B. 0. D., City Post oltee, on ay WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-A PONY, GENTLE AND SOUND, suitable for an invalid Indy to dri: ststing age and price, to H, 641 L west. = WaARTED-10, PURCHASE, A SMALL BAY sonnd aud gentle, cheap for cash, Inquire O8T—ON APRIL THE 3p. BETWEEN 7 AND 8 o'clock a.m.,a Canary Bird. ‘The finder is known, and will return it to 1003 11th street northwest and re- ceive reward. a4-2t* OST OR MISLAID—PERPETU\L POLAGY OF BUSINESS CHANCES. POR SALE stock AND FIXTURES OF A NEW Grocery Store. Address JAY, Star office. 45-3" ineurance No, 44 056, issued by the F.anklin Fire | FOR S#L0—STOCK AND FIXTURES OFA a Insurance Company of “Philadelphia, on premises situ- NER Grocery, now doing a good business. Satistac- ate north side of Stoldurd street, 55 feet west of Wash- | tory rasons for selling; wil also rent the dwel ling 1001 jagton street, in Georgetown. D- C. Any pemon find- | New Jersey avenue, coruer Kstrect northwest, 25-3" ing the same will please return to A. 8. PRATT & SON, SI ‘m2T- HAVE A WROUGHT-IRON “BARSTOW FUR- ee cae SS! nace, No. 3." for sale; used two winters; can be een OST—ON THE 31ST OF M. CH, A DARK RED | now in use, with pipes, &c.; cost $400; Will be sold Russia Leather Pocketbook; lost either in Be't line | cheap: possession given in May? feassn for sella have to have steam heating also. t cars or from Lee building to Congrezat.onal church, Contained a g-ntlemaa’s broken gold. chain and pair of broken sleeve buttons, ete, Liberal reward if returred to 13 4th street southeast. a4 2t BOARDING. in my busi and ca ith ERNEY DAIRY, 414 3d wrecks (OR SALE—BALANCE OF STOCK OF FANCY ‘and staple dry goods of 904 7th street north with store fixtures; one of the Lest locations for this ki WANTEDIABLE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH teem position, ine {or 9 clear exposition of ndamental principles relating 18 Most succes nothod of pursuing happiness.” Address Box 90, Star office. m25-1m* at 11 it northwest, at t* W iNLED-A PHAETON PONY TO EXCHANGE | FOR RENT—PARLOR FLOOR OF TWO LARGE for a ange coupe horee- Address box 139 Star of- F well furnished rooms, fronting two streets, with fice. a3-3t* "| table board. Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, 945 K sttect, of business in the city. Bt A. GODDARD. FOE, SALE;A RARE CHANCE-STOCK AND Mand; will ssp eat the buss cheap” Aoly CEOS ind; will also rent ¥ si street southeast, ad-6t* RARE CHANCE T0 BUYLOTS—10TS4, 7, 8 AND ¥% Square 70, fronting on 22d street, between Mt m28-1m_ CLINTON HOUSE, 77 AND TSTREETS.—FIRST- class ‘Table Board, $18: Koom and Board, £22 to ‘$25; location central; no liquors. W. 0. NAYLOK. m6-9m_ SOLDIERS’ MILITARY BOUNTY Land Warrants, Soidlers’ Additional Homestead ims, aad all kinds of Government Land Serip, for highest cash rates will be paid. WM. J. JOHN- Attorney-at-Law, Le Droit building, corner 8th treeta. Salt D—CARPETS TO CLEAN AND STEAM t me 'S, 490 Ek oe “hpi ed Sony bateat Mero 0 renovate, mattresses 10 Tema jure to steaun the oldest and bost conearn in the city. 23 ANTED-CARPETS TOCLEAN. WE DO NOT WHIP Carpets. Our work is done better and prices Jower than in any other ertablishment in Wasi z Orders by telephone. A. H. CHACE & BRO., 616 Lou- iniara avenue. 3625 WHEE a2. 2 missioner of’ Deeds for JUNCE THAT JOHN E. ‘New York avenue, is a Com- very State and Territory, U. 8. Commiarioner, er and Notary. Always in ige from 9 a. m. tO p.m. m2 we "ED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVER: 533 Small Quanti Pennsy'vania avenue, it cash paid. 321 diana tip nook 19 WaANrep you 70 RNOW THATISELLATRST- Class Tailor-made Secoud-han ‘aon md agreat deal cheaper than i ® common new suitcan ‘be bought, at PROFESSIONAL. eece etces Aro ta Seariatey eS ecp metnds ang seis ‘Dorthwest. and N, at 25¢. per square foot. Lot 22, square 70, fronting on New Hampshire avenue at 55c. per square foot. A. WILLIGE, 2 3-108" J XO A PRESCOTT, “CLASS, AT 316 ROMs AND BOARD. i Also Board by the FIRS’ Indiana avenue, $1 ; month. SARAH FLAGLER. n5-6m eae "At hie T]WIE TREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME FAL ESTATE EXCHAN T comforts than any hotel in the city. The halls and | Has many Sricens rence for ete reasonable pasrages are heated with steam; the rooms are new and prices, ranging from $2,500 to $15,000, located at the well furnished, and the table is second to none. ‘Tran- | VWeat ud. center of the its aan eee eS sient rates, $2.50 and $2 per day; monthly $25, $30. #95 | points. Improved and unimproves lots for sale in sll = [buy. Money tgace on hal mene “mcs ems HE LOCHAEL HOUSE, 512 9rm STREET NORTH. | €0,buy.., Money to lon on te o Tee ere ct io care ae ee GnIH: | REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 1418 Fst. news ai-din ing-houses in the city. Transient > ANT = 7 Gated at reasonable terms. W 4S 1ED—10 BUY CAND SCRIP Additional Homestead Claima, SPECIALTIES. Soar marheld Warr ba, WyRs. 3, f Bounty Land” Warrants, RS. J. FEARN, MAGNETIC AND MEDICAL Mi cGratcran, cues at Cheon Diseases after | _ All of the above Land Scrips for sale. Address or ‘SL modicine has felled. Female complaints a specialty; | OW. C. HILL, room 18, Se. ‘Cloud 1446 Pierce Place, between S and T sta. n.w. 1025-lan* D.C. ington, 1 Roe Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, 600 6th street horthwest, treats successfully, without 1 Acute and Chroiic Dieeases. Consultation free. mi-2m* ‘RS. R. F. BERRY, MAGNETIC HEALER, (BY laying on of hands) is at 1022 7th strent orth ‘West. Mae PROOKE, TELLS ALT, THE ‘LIFE. tiemen eo. MONEY TO LOAN. $2.) pe oat cigoet (poh ES vPro worth not lees than double tie. JONES, northeast corner New York avenue and ith street. TO LEND ON FIRST-CLASS REAL OO Shusmnane nscaanictoegaee $2.000 sree ‘Star oihee, a3-coa™ NEY TO Se ESTATE, IN SUMS eect W. HANDY, a3-3t 914 F etrest northwest. ‘ONE 70 LOAN IN. Fite Ta on estate Estate Office, 720 15th Ste ‘All busin ddential. Eadiea aod Goo, 50" centa each, 408 L streot, betwoen 4th and 5th streets northwest. n17-20w* = Di ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY AZ Wednesday and Ys ‘Hay 30, ‘000 patients, Down tn | enh OROZ $M fried fr te EXQUISITE GOODS. EXAMINE THEM AT ONCE. They Are DECIDED NOVELTIES. FIRST GRAND OPENING or CHILDREN’S SUITS on SATURDAY, APRIL Sra. A FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S SUITS TONEY TO LOAN. on, ON BEAL ESTATE, ‘and in sums to avenue, Ez. B. cor- Then 1431 m21-im HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD BEAL tate security PERSONAL. ES wuins tO euil and at lower! rai of ere = o TO THE JAINTANCE OF A L. DAVENPORT, City F O:, Washington, D.C. at Fateslom, aod sums 0 smi ies HUNDRED DOLLARS REW/ “ONEY TO LOANS ess tote ~~ ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PEER CENT. B. O. HOLTZMAX, 10th and F streets northwest. aa aT fine om THOS. S07 Lith strest n. we, ‘ONEY TO Luan. ., tmoderate, No delay. ma as F cet norte ie pone |B NOYES, | Coun. Eleventh year. Superior facilit Ms AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER WA of Vocal and Instrumental Music. “Address id K street northwest. as GRENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER SS Ninth and D streets northwont, occupies’ ite new and sttractive ha'l in the handsome edifice known throughout the United States as LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. Day and Lvening Seesions for Ladies and Gentlemen.” Sons and danenters educated for real life. Student ceived throuhout the year. A pamphlet, con! an eloquent address to’ the students on "*Elemetts :also fall information Success,” ny somes A. Garfield concerning the College, will be sent free upon applica- yoail, or may be obtained at the Co othce, eeamniiliesesioan * 3 OC. SPENCER, NCER, Vice Principal. Me . §. L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL POR Young Ladies. West End Institute, New Haven, Send for circular, 5 LADS, GREER, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL 861 enee and Rnclisxh, privately or in' clas. Students prepared for Coliege and competitive oxaminations. Address ‘A. JANUS, A.M, of-8n. Columbian Colewe, Wise TON COLLEGIATE Boarding and Day School for ¥. Siniy rin 20. SUTURE id ate At CDOR ES ply to Mrs. Z. D. TTCHE! I. ©. Las! Principals, 1028 and 102t 1th street monthiotee, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ 00D HOPE HILL, OPPOSITE CHUSCH—POR JT sale or rent to cood tenant, three-room House; O-be lar; ope aor, highly cultivated: fruit, «rapes. ADUay to ROB'L JOHNSON, 2049 9th wire t usw 5-3!" TTENTION, DAIRYMEN. FOR RENT. A Farm, three miles from city, containing seventy: three acres, with lance dwelling house and bam. AR abundance of excellent water; a varicty of fruit and shade trees; shods and stalla for twenty milk cows. Apply at 1004 N street northwest. 4-108" JOR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE AND THIRTY ‘Acror of Laid; mond waters all neceseary outiupide inge; suitable for dairy or market ituated Peniaw road, half mile trom ialeh Meret. scratie ome for persons in government. em| ply CHAS AGMILLER, 419 High strost Goorgetowas SALE OR RENT—A LARGE. AND CONV. ent jouse, Bi-drnsbury, Prince George's county, Ma, about Tous miles from Washington city. This dwelling, bulit of briclg on the old King:inh styln, was the realdetice of Jato N.C. Stephen, and containe seventeon ro which the drawing-room ia very large and eecant ont-buildings attached to the dwelling are a. brick kitche: communicating with the main yiseagemay, smoke-house and dairy, all in ion aud of ‘brick, also a stable abundant supply of the finest water convenient dwelling. is den well enclosed, able for gardening, etc. This lot has of choice fruit trees, all wonld be suitable residen 3 Es roper. jot oid by Int das 1 isu Ames for rent. ns ng Vited to view the premisos. able Houses and in the village of First—Situsted op Water street, one acre inx house with twelve rooms. upon the railroad ing throush the’ village, of acre of land, which fhas upon it a dwelling house eight rooms” “Third—Lot of oue acre, house upon it with four rooms; ice house. ‘These three houses reasonable price. PR eg th 8! lensburg, or to C. O8g.. tomey, Upper Marlboro’, Prince ‘eoointy, Md. ‘ssnikwow C. 6. MAGRUDER. R SALE—AT ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, Mo., A comfortable Frame Dwelling, 7 7 Stables, &e. ; Lot 132x110. For THOMAS ‘DOWLING, Pennsylvania avenue, QvE SALE—ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL suburban homes near Washington ; fine view: abun- Gant trait: house of 11 Toms: good barns pleasant neighborhood; terms easy. iv SHEK- MAN &00., St. Cloud Building. al-iw R RENT—SMALL FARM, TEN ACRES: FIVE Rigs ae he ye Pin fan view of on: ROBT. A. PRILLIPS, 1125 New York avenue. att FOR BALES TEN MICS FROM WASHINGTON— Farm of 505 acres, near Forestville, Prine: ‘6 county, Md. ; 300 acres under cultivation and 200 in timber; house of 6 rooms; two large tobacco barns, Stable, ‘comn-house, poultry, ioe and spring house, Sy or adieinioge propery. Wesbtiution and Foie or a 3 Lookout Hatiroad to JOHN SHERMAN & Ci Fos SALE 35 MILES FROM ¢ ory, ON THELING i idiand R. K..in a beautiful village, scot Rete Reoeead ay une eee aad out buildings; a chctee collection of trees. be sold ct 2 foreash. For tull particulars, addres “FARMER, Star office, sl-lm Fe RENT OR SALE—IN BLADENSBURG, TWO Houses of 14 rooms each ; good condition; near. JOR SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, ON BAND 0. EE. fifteen valuable and finely Joosted Balding, also, one Lot and House. jOKE BEALL, 823 436 street. m26-», w, lun R SALE—VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLY located picco of land, 53) Tth-street 134 miles from Soldiers flome, known ae Mord rrr, atesadet ist hin tomer jose an ‘Apply to Executor and ‘Truster, = R. W. FENWT gon Bi mIT-Im of acres, one-third of it cleared ing or farming purposes. JRO8 BALE_OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCUMBER: Proverty.a stocked Farm of 196 scree, nine miles aerate eee RALE—ON EASY OR. Fires mrs \dineoln avertan, near Ne and, ary strecte, contaipine 8 were, Ma SPE Be SLs PLEATS rg oe peshcraaamsaers gare See SSSR wos