Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1882, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON ----April 7, 1882. -Editor. CROSBY S. NOTES. the Evening Star bas a reaular, permanent. benn fiae daily circulation more than treviec that of any other daily paper pablished in Washington, and causi to that of ail the ether dzily papers here ndded together. ‘The Double-Sheet To-morrow. The continued encroachment of the extrordi- nary spring advertising upon the reading space of Tug Stan necessitates two double-sheets & week. On Saturday last there were 200 new advertisements printed, being the largest number in any one day in the thirty-one years of ‘the existence of the paper. The circulation of last Saturday's issue was 20,358@ Advertisers will confer a favor by sending in their orders early. ——__ +e —__ Should Be Passed. ‘The bill passed by the Senate yesterday to regu- late the counting of electoral votes is the result of the thought and study of some of the ablest minds im that body. Itis what was formerly known as the Edmunds bill, which passed the Senate of the 4th Congress. The bill was prepared and reported by a select committee of that Congress, consisting of Messrs, Edmunds, Conkling, Howe, McMillan, ‘Telier, Davis (ot TL), Bayard, Thurman, and Mor- gan. This committee, comprising what was re- garded asthe best legal talent in the Senate of Doth parties, after several months devoted to a thorougin examination of the whole subject in all its bearings, reported the Edmunds bilL It passed the Senate, but was not taken up by the House. ‘The non-action of the House was generally attrib- uted to political motives. That body was then de- moeratic, and a democratic majority in both branches of the succeeding Congress was then as- sured. Hence, so tt was concluded, the democrats, 1n view of their approaching control of the Con- gress which would have to count the votes of the Presidential election of 1880, preferred not to pass a law which would tend to deprive Congress of some of the power in making the count, which it might be able to exercise. It was generally admitted then that the bill was an ex- cellent one, and now it has received the almost unanimous approval of another Senate equally divided politically. This bill accords to the states the power todetermine fully who shall cast their electoral votes. In case of any contest the state 1s | empowered to settle the question, by such manner or tribunal as it may direct by law, and this deter- mination 1s required to be accepted by Congress. In othr words, the decision of a controversy as to the choice of electors in a state, rendered by a ‘tribunal of that state, Invested with that power by law, shall be received by Congress as conclusive evidence of the title of these electors. In case more than one return is sent up froma state and there is question as to which return waS made by ‘the lawfully appointed tribunal of the state, that Feturn must be accepted which is voted for by Doth houses of Cougress-acting separately. This Measure preserves to the states all the rights that are claimed for them, and carefully guards against any undue exercise of power by Congress. It will, there is reason to believe, receive favorable action im the House, and once upon the statute books It ‘will relieve all apprehension with regard to the counting of electoral votes in future. 2 ‘The nominations of Messrs. Teller and Chandler Gil the Cabinet of President Arthur with men of is own selection. He has certainly not exhibited any haste in making changes. More than half a Year has elapsed since he succeeded to the execu- tive chair, and several of the constitutional ad- ‘Visers of his predecessor still have seats around his council-board. Messrs. Teller and Chandler rep- resent two different elements of the republican party, and the selection of the latter is regarded a5 an Indication of the President’s desire to heal all breaches and factional differences. Mr. Teller is a “stalwart,” and Is in full accord with that ele- ment of the party with which the President has been classed. Mr. Chandier was one of the most active and determined opponents of the nomina- tion of Gen. Grant in 1880, and, per contribu- ‘ted as much as any other one man to the defeat of the third term movement. He fs very positive in his political convictions and actions. ———___++____ The of the Attorney General to the Senate resolution asking for information as to the ownership of Conn’s Island and other ground at Great Falis, which is needed for the proposed ex- tension of the dam, in order to enlarge the water ‘works, does not throw definite light upon the question. But want of this information neet not delay the extension of the dam, which is the first ‘Step necessary to the enlargement of the water works, The government has the right to condemn Property when it has use for it, and proceedings in condemnation if instituted will, no doubt, bring the real owners of that ground to the front. +++ —____ Mr. Teller, the new Secretary of the Interior, and ‘Mr. Chandler, appointed to the Navy department, are both men of positive opinions, energy, and exec- utive ability, and they will both make their mark im their respective offices. Mr. Teller has been Fanked with those who hold to the western idea That the only good Indian 1s a dead Indian, but While it is likely that he does not believe in the “ goody goody ” policy of dealirg with treachzrous hostiles, it is quite certain that he will see that the Obligations of the nation to the red man are faith- fully carried out. AS’ PROMISED We will give idesof the extent of the exhibit we hall make in BOYS’ DEPARTMENT ‘Ze-morrow, the occasion of our annual EASTER DISPLAY. KILY SUIT DEPARTMENT. ‘Thirty styles (all new), embracing the five loaders— “Mother Hubbard,” “‘Hanlan,” ‘Van Dyke," “Jerome” and ‘“Baby.” THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT ‘Will show over Ove Hundred new shades and fabrics and sbout Ten entirely new shapes, including ‘the most stylish suit, THE PRINCE IMPERIAL, A special suit, combining two suits in one, namely, & handsomely decorated suit snd converted in a moment into plain dress suit. The cost of this suit to us is $28, FOR THE BOYS 10 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE. ‘The number of now styles far exceeds any former effort, embracing suits from $6 to $20. Included im this range of prices are the finest Royw’ Garments ever placed on saie 10 Washington. ‘We beg 2gain to state that the EGG SOUVENIR (UL be civen Only to Boys accomranied bya zrown vernon. To Ladies accompanyins the Boys A HANDSOME EASTER CARD. ‘This is the only display the BOYS’ DEPARTMENT ‘Bas during the sear. Hence, we propose to mate it interesting for them. ‘The date of our forinal orening for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON An all the departments combined wif] be annonneed ins few days. in the meantime the atock is open for ‘Your inspection and purchase. A. SAKS & CO, at 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. fee a sch Wane aad place vt < L FOR THE RED SIGNS AND THE GREAT SALE OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING, 723 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Special bargains in os Boys’ eee SUITS ve about 100 Onoen’s oll weal OAS. STulntisTeod sad CHEVIOT COT 6 to $8, wilt for $10, if we can fit you. Yourself and 723 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, between G and H streets. boys as now, a Men": ‘sand Children’s SUITS at less than the parcial rt ‘NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. STORE CROWDED WITH EAGER BUYERS. BARGAINS IN FIEST CLASS CLOTHING. BARGAINS IN MEDIUM CLOTHING. BakGaINS IN WORKING CLOTHING, ar ‘THE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE O¥ CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, AT 723 Szveste Stuxer Norruwssr, between G and H. J. H. SMITH, 87-20, 2p Formerty of Oak Hall, Manager. PARASOL AND SUN UMBRELLAS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS ‘Have this day opened s very handsome lot uf CHOICE PARASOLS, And are showing styles that have not been seen before, COACHING PARASOLS ALL COLORS. rove Puce. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. prorosars FOR LEAD SASH WEIGHTS. Ona OF gles For STATE, ‘AR AND Navy DEPAw’ Wasuixaton, D. C., April Le Te82. to bidders and furnished on applica- ‘THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Leut. Col. Corps of Engineers. Dotted and plain Swiss Nainsook, &c. Fruit of the Loom and Lonsdale, 10 cents. GEO. J. JOHNSON, at 13 MARKET SPACE. ANCY ADVERTISING CARDS Card Two handsome new style sets (20 cards) sent for Go. :5 sets 1! New catslozue in- closed. G. P. BROWN, Beverly, Mass. ai-ai&K Pre L big Pei rt & ng pre AA LE AA Ht Ssssq P A ALLL A A It Sgss8 EMR o YY te Pike ¥ f& BROO ¥ AA 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE axD 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. PERFECTLY DAZZLING ‘Will be the Sun the coming summer; so also will be our Btock of PARASOLS. ‘We mean as regards the assortment, design, color and general elegance. Just think, 2,500 PARASOLS. ‘TO SELECT FRom. Brocaded arato!s, entirely new designs, only....$1.65 Plain Satin, extra fine quality. $2.40 from $4.65 up from $3.12 up from $5.75 up BOULEVARD PARASOL, From $5.40 up to $14.85. Also, have of: hand s full line of CHILDREN’S PARASOLS. All the latest designs in FANCY PABRASOLS. PPP. A TT c888q Bre da E aa tg Ber AA L bia Ht aes P24 ton 244 BRR 00 ¥ Poot yey & E RRR OO YY AA L R ROO ¥ AAA LT RR OO ¥ A A LLL. ss So ELL SHOED, IS WELL DRESSED.” GRAND OPENING OF FINE SHOES FOR EASTER. LADIES’ FINE BUTTON AND NEW LACED BUOTS: Finest French aes French Widths: AtoF | Good Box toe, half French Handscane Glotis Top, §2,50 to Broad Toe, Low Heel Good Lagi and Cloth Top, GENTS' BUTTON, LACED, GAITERS AND LOW SHOES’ ‘Wide 3B to EE. [Pas iensaet gndstt, Pointed Tip % Toe. oe Medium Kound Broad Plain Toe. Sota and’ bears MISSES" AND CHILDREN’S FINE HEELED AND SPRING HEEL SHOES. INFANTS!’ FINE SHOES, All Colors, 25c. up. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ NOBBY RELIABLE SHOES. WM. HAHN'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 Tr Braeer ap 1922 PeNxa, AvEwUR, Bien “Red Siipper.” a6-3t 6 Maal INDE MINING AND REDUCTION COMPANY. CAPITAL STOCK 50,000 SHARES. TArLos & HUFTY, 2 ie a8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ls Are now offering the greatest inducements ina variety of SPRING WRAPS, AND OTHER SEASONABLE GOODS, CONSISTING OF SILK AND SATIN DE LYON GARMENTS FOR COOL DAYS, SATIN RHA- DAMES, ELEGANT RAGLARS, EXQUISITE CAPES, CHILDREN'S STREET CHILDREN'S HAVELOCES, WITH AND WITHOUT SLEEVES, FINE FLANNEL SUITS FROM $8.50 UP. SPRING ULSTERS, GOSSAMER WATERPROOFS. TO-DAY ‘We begin our presentation of EASTER PLACQUES, one to be given with each purchase, None like them ever seen here. TT aA ¥ 00. Co T AYE g°o Ee &s PAYER Me paAaY ‘oo EO ‘bhi * REG gE SF |? HOH F rT YY Hauge f 36 HOH UU. F 2 =: Fo WEDDINGS. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Engrave Wedding Invitations, Wedding Announce- ments and Visiting Cards in the approved styles. ‘They display a choice col'ection of RICH JEWELRY, ria rns of SIV iB FORKS AND BPOONS, ne pieces of FANCY SILVER PLAYED TA: h front variety, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS. DRASSES. BRONZE PANELS, POTTERY, a y appropriate for wedding gi a6 W107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 1 Fiat FLEUR’S EXCRETER, ic known, and an _{pfallible remedy for yhetoatian, ‘Rheumatic Gout, Stitt Joints, Coughs, Golds, Pulmonary Complaints, ‘cgurun 1, Catarrh, Dyspepels, ‘Anthina, ‘Bronenitis, Sorotuta, Wi Kidney, Dis- ‘Comp! all Gieeapen cf the Blood the Skin and External ap- re Denon Scalds, a for circular. dreds of home tetimontals, ara sale oo ail draggin, = 260 W. Pratt street, ‘Deer Secs Baltimore, Md. ATTANS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC AND ANTI-. ous PILLS Home res just the medicine for the spring season ipa way fro, ‘and. are therefore botier than Pilg, which are often old and worthless. ABTHUR NATTANS, Puarmactsr, a6 4th and [and 2d snd D streets n.w. Kies PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Continuation of KING'S PALACE SPRING OPENING OF PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS until further notice, to oblige our patrons and the pub- lic who had not the opportunity to inspect our elegant display. We shall continue our opening with new and additional attractions as they arrive by the European steamers. We will sell the balance ot our beautiful and extensive stock of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Plumes, Laces, Silke, Tips, Satins, Kid Gloves and Straw Goods, trimmed and untrimmed, for Ladies, ‘Misses and Children, in every shape, Coe and quality; also Fichus, Scarfs, Han and Lace Caps at Prices that defy competition. KING'S PALACE, 814 7th street, before as we shall carry through the whale eosson the innjest, the most select and fashionable and the best quality of goods, and we guarantec a saving of 25 per cent on all purchases made at KING'S PALACE, 814 7th street northwest. ‘The largest Retail Millinery in the United States. KID GLOVES—Onr great drive in Kid Gloves. Spe- cial 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 elegant 3 and 4-button Kids, at65c. per pair, worth $1.25. 412 dozen Lavender and Black Lace Kids, at 75c. per pair, worth $1.50. 100 dozen elegant 3-button Kids, at Thc. per pair. 80 dozen 4-button Kids, at $1 per pair. 50 dozen of the finest Lisle Thread Gloves, from 37c. to 50c. per pair. Do not miss your chance, and don’t neglect to attend ‘the famous Spring Opening at KING'S PALACE, aps ¥ISSEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. NEw DEPARTURE. The well known firm of HOLLANDER BROS., 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Takes pleasure in informing their many patrons and customers that they have added to their now well equipped etore s branch devoted entirely to MEN'S AND YOUTHS' READY MADE CLOTHING. ‘The goods will be made up from the finest domestic WOOLEN, CHEVIOTS, CASHMERES, ¢tc., from the bost houses of the land. Spring Suitsand Spring Overcoate made snd finished according to the latest fashion. ‘This departure is made necessary by the many de. ‘mands made upon us by customers, HOLLANDER BROS., 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. a “a a * ih “st (W “iste without I wan! ‘Allin need of Millinery Goods will do well spall at | ghout twelve. inches. Address W. We WANTED—HELP. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. FOR , RENT—OFFICES. _ ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN—TO oe R RENT—A SUITE, PARLOR AND BEDROOM. Seals Sgr lhe mae fF Loess Pacts ea |p Pes Wirt Bopp atence a ne stecet ASHER AND | Sood ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WAITER FOR AN Weieae ge tm fo | F Space, Georgetown, D. C. a FIRST-CLASS COOK; NONE, 2S WY: gpply but those who have good reference. » Apnizat —— aoa SALESMAN. STATE ‘where TENG, ‘amount of with reference. Address Box 123, Star office. a6-3t" AN’ 200 ; WAGES, $1.25 PER Wwe TED—200 LABORERS: ‘anh Mation, few ex: erienced. Tatieh teen, ie i Bos Sait Bit6s. "contractor Beis Fue RENT ARSE ap eng con ROOM, | mig ane: —— suitable for one or two gentlemen, ae 2 —— AN ELEGANT muite and arse rooms: apersd ap Sues eevee POR BERT apaune 3 FURNISHED oe ments at 1027 Vermont avenue, near near Ml ‘Square, single or ‘eastern and west- exn exposure; ‘ANTED—A MAN WiIO UNDERSTANDS AT- W' meceeeant Pot Sree eed apply), at Wit Ere BORED er ge A eo and cow invate Saree op pair Set ee <CLASS, BaRELNA, a W Sion mehdiiNane iio v aectnr ae 9 Wares WOMAN, TO COOK. general housework. 38 600 Maple ‘Le Droit Park. Beferenges be EMAN AND TWO on Ch eS ones 14, = ree Vite Winn MAKE FART, ork avenue rw ‘TENT SS FOR fi near 5 married and weil ment B. H. JOHNSTON, Aleran- dris, Va. ANTED FIFTY Seon gett TIE, gor: | Sot Sob, ec E gpniy pat HENNY OFTEN BABES Lh very Sable, Novy ESRD RESPECTABLE WHITE See guitrono ‘oe oc, Star offi chambermaid ‘and iron. Apply at Bor Bs, ee 1536 COL! [A STREET, Hpetween 9th and 108 and aud street north: ‘wos, eight roome and bath; mouth. In- auireonthe aie Fe RENT—FUBNISHED—A VERY COMMODI- House F-] Fooma, wi! grounds, Se hse e acceents about to cave for tropes and will rout io eouretel tanner at's Tearon ‘until the fall of 1883. Apply to THOS. Ee Whose.’ ‘917 Fatrect northwest. a7-3 OB RENT LARGE FURNISHED | COUNTRY ‘House; shady, garden, fruit and ice. Apply at 117 17th street northwest. 'OR RENT—SIX-ROOM BRIOK Hi 3, GAs Pita Stee 05 N ctrpor nortaeeee ts Ea, ae ‘th and L streeta, over a PENT—A sua HOTEL OR BOARDING, or Pen cry ‘Deged pays a "oa eee all couvenigne Sal Apply to B RENT FURNISHED NEAB “*DU PONT A medium-sized new Siandnoanely furnished, Will be Tented to,e desirable tenant, at a greatiy red price, uni ‘THOS. Ter Lb eet &O., a5-6t street northwest. Wises EXPERIENCED CUT- well recommended. please ad- rene imumedintely by mail Manager, of Woman's Work, irtment, Associated Charities, or 8. 8., Star R RENT—HOUSE 1457 ae PLACE NORTH- ‘west, between 14th end 15th and 8 and 7, two-story We “yccULibuGi Tester | F maf Dealer Si Sil Bel pou avent TED—A COMPETENT DRAFTSMAN AND aN ecification Writer to £0 st bo a pente- North; miu man by instinct, witha pleaant ada ite Avply ie Wie CARR ASO ore nee ANTED—AT SED AGENCY, COOKS, Chamberinaiaae B Nutros Families ‘and others fnrnished reliable serv ened ‘Servants for Baltimore, hia, New Yorke logwhere. contractors furns end er laborers of charge. F street northwest. + ml3-4w* SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION-A YOUNG GIRL, WA tet clase references, wishes a place as cham- bermaid snd waitreus. Can be seen at her prosent em- P , for three daye, either at 907 or 9 Beineyive nia ayenue. | ‘TED—BY A SMART, INTEL ‘ation in a store or office; of ‘Addiees J-it-¥-, Star ofice. WANTED—ROOMS. A ANTED—A QUIET FAMILY OF THREE WANT ware of light houcckeepiug tering, moderats, "Ate ourckee; jerms, Brom Wes Ge Bar ones. aa ata Winch GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS ‘wants s comfortably Furnished Boom, with use of bath, 2 qu, where the oocarlonal vests sh is "friond wil not be noticed. Rant mae te Feeehaper months P Permanent if puited, ‘Address Bacn WANTED. HOUSES. = Caen LARGE MANSION OF 22 ROOMS, yee oil Columbia a, Boundary Horlivest, ae AY ope Firen, Fox's BROWN, 2 Fu LEASE ¥OR FIVE YEARS OB MORE A HAND- large, partially furnished corner House; aeven t Toomey three ba findgwe, cellar and furnace; pons end esti ‘address Box 156, as awneor [MODERATE 7 TERMS—A LARGE m2i-1m eo reljfurmiened eytcy letter to B. F. G., ee WOR RENT. 1722, 12rvoma, bard pialied -Y.ave. E. 8. WESCOTT & 0O.. Corner 20th and I streeta northwest. FOR SALE—HOUSES. BR SALE-SMALL iL BRICK HOUSE. 120, eT8 street northwest, ni pPhorite, Patent fice, Soptzining § rooms. Apply to FILLMOBE BEALL, 323 43y street northw: 8,08, 3 OB SALE—A ‘BARGATY—THREE-STORY BRICK 2007 $1,000, Daten ono ty witho ou ate = $3 ia ce $40 monthly out a veaien AND $2,500 AT. ax Fri pone on time, to eleyant ne ner House northwe neighborhood: has “n mad em improvements; rooms ; peed cost toss oF address C. C, COLE, 403 aie ig we UY, SIX OR EIGHT House, Jocated between 9th and 16t streets gnd Pennsylvania ‘and Ney York avenues: best terma for Address, particulars, HOUSE, Star, of | 0 WiAxten 770, RENT OF Bi c OR EI VV ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF RESPONSIBIL- ity wirhes to renta completely fornished house in the nee ‘the summer. with, W. C., Star office. ae ANTED-SMALL HOUSE, WELI LOCATED, cash customer. Apply to B. H, WARNER, 916 F atreotnortnwoat Wicetee 2 1ST OF MAY—SIX OR SEVEN eee ro with modern improvements; good ood, in’ northwest portion of the city. ag: alars, Lock Dox 8, Suuithsonian Tne! GE: ND FE, Bosed in a nie faimily, ithe halt boub aie by rail of city; ive leeaiily, term per week and mouth for first-clans_ acon jdreas WINCHES TER, Btar oftce a6-3t* jor DOF ‘Soop RE- pair, cismdara 2 stating price aot where it can be seen, Bok oo. sa we NTED—TO HERR A LATHE AND POW 3 OR t power. fone that will swing 6th street north 26-3t" ANTED ABLE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH mpeaition, i preenge for 9 clear exp mn of fongamen fal princi = ‘most successful meth poinean adress "Box 2. Sar bttioer m25-1m* $NTED— 80 Icky MILITARY BOUNTY Land Warrants, Soldiers’ Additional Homestead Cab and all kindy of Government Land nd ‘Rerip, for highest cas! be ‘A. J. JOHN- B18, Attorney-at-Law, Le Proit bi > corner 8th F streets. ae = Wises ir TO GLEAN AND 5° me—He ‘OR EXCHANGE OR SALE—ON ACCOMMODAT- Pee =a Sa OvERRCE, Address louse with 14 modern north Box 163, Star ROR, SALE HANDSOME THREE-STORY REST “street, north Sauate, st © ber The own Ro. 1eghr eect jer of No, northwest Baving 1 ‘permane located in offers his residence for ale. to “nour. fed atl conveaeaeee seit boro tt built, veniences, and is we) ‘Title perfect; Aahfos ord? sagen if particulare an snd permit to exainine fven on plication HOS. J. FISHER £ GO., 1904 ¥ ot. n. w OR_ SALE-AT _A_ BARGAIN—A. Eerie PE. three-story and Bees ‘Brick Front Honse, sarasota! NEW, (COMMO- dest location Sad agarance 1006 F Res 2708 RENT_ STORES. STREET Se EST. say Fe T STORE, CORNER TWENTIETH AND T atrects no1 stan: it tenant. Inquire of E. SES Sour 8 Soeaaeee ang ae OR t , RENT STORE 713 SEVENTH emery FRANK Tan T. BwATNG. col Rc, column Lew Duidine, sth ‘Sth EDUCATIONAL. | aera: FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FPOBREST-AT LOW a ate. L. Sartormiee oe AERA EVEN fxos ys OCLOCE. RS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK (of New York), Bin etrent nw ‘m24-Im French, RK SALE—THE BEST LOCATED VACA’ = Lor | Pebitive are French Flats: alao lot AES FATENT, HAS BEEN ISSUED TO TO AF. CRAIG, south an fron ‘Atreet tmvrove- M_atreet northwest, tor a new methed of jpro- Brea STRIGLE & LIEBERMANN, 1618 New Tork uci a strong life-like ven ie venue. a7-3t | thoartath mil im. Fa LOTS, MASSA- URICAL. ACADEMY, ope Macyinnd sre 6 aud 6, 000, 721 De Ba) Syme. +5 pun. Coes. ave. axp lire Port 3.28 3. P CAUL Mus. Doo. ney, ae 4m ane a M. ONT (FRENCH TEACH. reek! ay ECILDING Lot, $1 FEET 7 SE) Dinlotice de Academic de Paris, Lemons pri: vate and in m38-1m [ PRIVATE SALE "ARI ay (agrets and ovher Furniture, Kit oR ALE-TWO ELEGANT, DRAFT HORSES orres, all and sound. Gin beeen Se DOWREY'S Stables. Told tab north: FE SALE—A LOT OF SECOND-HAND CowReR for sale cheap at HAVENNER'S Bakery, 476 atroct nortaweat. R SALE—LARGE VARIETY OF THE LATEST style light Carri: new segond- hand: ‘hetons, Suries and the neatest manner. street. *athe® Carts. done in SOHN M YOUNG. 'S ‘Sis oth 7-3 LOR BALE_AT AN IMMENSE aaCREReSA Parlor | £* hanasome Square Grand Bradbury | Piano, nuade for & pai in this ny Sa Seteed mp the richest and most elegant style yarranted tovbe one of the finent Pianos ever Orbeeut t3 thir city. to a cash purchaser for only §250, including stool and cover. Apply 5 'S New Piano Wareroom, aT-6t 519 7th street northwest. .R SALE—RARE BARGAIN—A | SPLENDID 7 Fes Rosewood Case Upright Pi ‘but, little pent. for only FS NiO’ New aly . Apply “a6 ‘9 7th street northwest. 1 ‘aren, begrea Ley sth etrecte | yates pet mopeds | 2 My Ee — west oy St Fo SALE-RARE INVESTMENT — BUILDING . F. LOTS on and 1 bi a nowt “sscame nec Garfield Cry on Stns’ 8S S ao Since ERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGE, CORNER mekinth and D streets mail, or HENRY ©. SPEN: SPENCER, Vice Princ) Mok ys, Raa RL a _, for on MES, SARA A. ot - ORE aT’ REEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL ‘ence and Fnelish, privately or in'clnes. Students Prepared for College and competitive examinations. A A. ZANUB. A-M-. o4-8m umbian College. Wieax GTON, wie INSTITUTE. ool for ¥. Ladios = Children. re- 1881. pens ye een 19, 1881. Por cireu and Mine Mc Bove. jas, 2023 and MOT 12th street COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, _ 00D HOPE HILL, | OPPOSITE CHURCH. ale oF rent to 1ree-room House ; ‘tenant, th fruit, grapes. aoe FOUN . Boab deh wiewct wee ed Pt ny to Mie. OR SALE_A FINE =e BAR BUGGY, i NEARLY at SINSHETMEL'S stable, 635 and 631 G et F Rr re Hci NEARLY EW HARNESS, Whip, Hitchii and Weight Price $40 for afl. Can be acen at Ja ', 111 F street north- ‘ep6-3t* a SALE CHEAP. A PHETON BUGGY, SINGLE Harness. Bianket ind Wh! d-hand and in ion; can be soon at 3. Mf. ¥ M: WHEATLEY, peo std jana avenue and 2d street north 26-2" Fesa oe pata wae eae, HEAVY six years old ‘cri be oud cheap. Toquire Char ARK’S: ues Arimngton Sil between OR SALE—A = BARGAIN-NEW ROSE- case Piano, Csr = neat ity. ee ae a3-6t* HOR! ea Pane eny SES, — 2. lulea, two Tn Gadde Horned at Pe strat vates « eee - | WOR SA SALE-20 HEAD OF Coube Horees au set stool and cover, for sae a | Sean J. 3 Bisno" =e eee HOUSE, NO. 1612 10TH STREET porthwost; brick: ‘9 rooms: bath; water SADE CARRIAGES < OF ALL KINDS, aT 3 also, He Btables and juced rates: vent i the ‘city at the HOTEL DE BOs j | soba ato 410 Catreet n. we Wee . GEYER. m31- ‘im SALE-CHEAP_ONE e vERY FINE Coupe fine Driving Horses and two sound Work Hosers. Inquire at THOMEBON'S le, 9th and U streets northwest, hy SNENDEIN Piha (ul | poe sarge Amermicr on TITRE OF aH ‘m9-2m gyn bore een at the auction rooms of THOMAS. Dowt- —— , southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue an PERSONAL. street. - R SALE—THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN THE M.GIVE ME AN ADDRESS AND ASSURE F2 aay AN ADDRESS ANI city to bug both new and second-hand Carriages and VARNEY. same SS Denes PERSONAL. PROFESSOR DE WO- toe cok: |-known UFie Dente" Boomer ft avenue northwest. {OR SALE SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES. ‘A stock of one hundred fifty to select from: Agent { for Bonen i fuck board Cor 1 ido Bar Bue. light carriages. ‘The best in the country i | forte mone. 490 Maine avenuie southwest: feathors ny a ‘desirp to make = the ‘he ‘Professor = fpreperate, matemes to remake, furniture irs ae fone geore Rew | FOR, 8 4 LE — CARRIAGES CARRIAGES FOR ae E ith street nr we, between Handle andeche? | Wi Of all etyics, aud Repeiting, cal at G21 O attect SiaeD CARPETS TO. eles WILLIAMS AND ¢. E. PRICES PRIVATE rae before purchasing SEE cs dt cence emcee | Waa unde aout | Ss mee en Grucreby telophoue, “A: i CHACE & BRO. Cie Eee ness ‘ntricly unite . Bi, Solio to calla soe SALE S aS, WAGONS, BUGGIES. isiana avenue. a - Bo et ened Buewies. ‘Stock of Varnished Wagons, in th ARTE a Ae aud ed pHa DETECTIVE AGENCY, a oe Pe ane, f ah py joner of for, very Bate and ‘ebritory, 0. orthwest. ieliable information furnished above, at vary west pric AMES E: PROBE ‘Commissioner, and Notary. Always in | iB all cases: consultation free; wilt call at uti eee Re Bae office from9 a. m. to 5 p. mn. when req + all business strictly = pon ercass ‘Washington. * 125-3m. 'TED_OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINLARGEOR - Se Wi ral Quah cash price Paid. Sit | JYPADAM ROSS, THI LONG-ESTAB BE. BUSINESS CHANCES. vans avanine, bet” il sad 23g saeeae Jani? gisiie. Giaizvorent app pag ey WiSTrD= Touro prow TAT sent avineT: feerion; tells the past, present and future destiny; 350. 000 a Se ae class Tailor-made Sevond- hand Sit; much better all matters appertaini ee r Bo | Rie eis! Sse oe Soames een <——e PoC SOLD STAND, | ove D strect northwest. aT-2t* 1114 Pounsylvania avenue. Hg, 619. test nor aor rat B nore ee = : ee PROFESSIONAL. RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- fost AND FOUND. Aerie immediatly natural oh vias ‘Suocess.” Modern 25 REWARD LOST oe init STREET, NEAR | Uranches of Dentisiey. Moderato foos. DE. DON- ‘Odd Fellows" 10a are this niece | NALLY, 1921 F street orthwest. Sindee, Muncie se Gol one ES Fewaid will Heriot FAREED, DENTAL ABSOCTATION, No. oa Binder, and no questions ara to Vd er eae eee sees ot neear vans neoodesteaes Nitrous Oxide, “without ‘will be $1. for tho Grocery Store. Race oa a 3p, DETWEEN 7 AND 6 tooth and 60 ‘Sens cach additional sooth £2" theca eee ee Stone me ACaneey dud, The, finder willbe | sting. Extractions without eas, 60 centecegh tooth, | OH SALE—STOOK AND FIXTURES OF A Con: instead of TOs Lith steeetnorthwest as forsned fy adyer Filings, from $1to $8, “AU mark warranted iory ryarons for ailing willie rent the dering 4001 ae REWARD.—1 IN THE LADIES’ se ert: ts comet by car will be furnished free tickets | J HAVE.A WROUGHT-IRON “BARSTOW | FUB- for at the Ariiogton on the evening of March ‘ist, @ Ladies? fman, trimmed with Bi sane of, Counter, of how ga lusts Hanae $00 sone el be ental ot On inetde tata f ne que {tous asked if fotutued tits Katee Nees we MONEY TO LOAN. 0005 a aes em, oe, a oe $1,500, a8, ty ers (ia wot cai Soe se ’locaas at lowent fins to silt. ®. B. cor. a avenue. m21-Im LOAN ON GO ‘TRELL, 1431 Tee HAVE MONEY TO TO tate cecurity in to suit and REAL £3- of 10 D stress. os Sa0m its OW BEAL ESTATE, ATS AND 6 PER CENT. F SSE Seaee = |p — Be i ‘ 3 “4 ee er es DENTIST, Ko. doors from. Dent 4 al e & nace, No. 3,” for sale: now in iee, with pi A FEW fer and nosr. visit re Willard's Sao for relief Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, ma and Potinice @ Hard acd et Soto Bos 8 . to 6 p.1 Ome Entabliahed in Washington, D. G-; im idk 9) NINTH i STARE PARSONS; DENTIST. ATESTION, DAIRYMEN. FOR RENT. A Farm, three miles from city, containing seventy- ‘three acre, with large dwelling house and bern. An abundance of excellent water; a variety of fruit end ‘shade trees; sheds and stalls for twenty milk cows, _ Apply at 1004 N street northwest. __ 96-208 SALE—THAT, DESTRABLE, 1 fareball Brown, ‘situated in, ehineion out shout Shree mien fromm the Central part af the aity, and This contains one hundred and wp the Part of which is good and arable land, and is well adapted to general farming purposes, te wane i is well improved, having reuteyVwith ‘ah “modern im rovementa. house and quarters, together barna, ete. The property is susceptible of vied into lobe twenty acres, with desirable For particulars inquire of = UEL Y. ‘1733 T street. 96-co2wklaw2m BEOWN, 1 I street. R SALE—AT AN] JUNCTION, Mi a Se SrtA! ncionde For ‘particulars apply OMAB’ DOW: 1th street Feaneyivanie a3-c02w este cae OF (THE MOST BEAUTIFUL suburban homes near Washington: fine view: abun orbood ‘learant terms easy. Ay iar to SOHN Sues Cloud Building. Pers. SMALL 1 FARM , TEN ACRES; FIVE Sau he view of Washingt: hr cae ROBT, A. PHILLIPS, 1423 New York avenue, 2) -0t {OR SALE—TEN MILES FROM WASHINGTO! Faru. of 508 acres, pear Forestvile, Prince ‘= timber, bens a 6 rooms; two large tobecco Sight tenain bomeess at pod sopatne Wil tende for $8 out Helles Fede wittin batts of one 4 Son Be Gdud Badia. aka CITY. ON THE LINE t JOHN SHERMAN & ins :ALE_35 MILES FROM Midland RK. res 3 with oot build nis Aa 1a ra hoe et p for cash. particulars, MP REMER,” Stacomice, etiin On RENT OR SALI OR SALETIN geod urn, par pe ‘TWO prings and ate £9 sho gels it pat g. niaguise cone tienen ad beady B SALE—VALUABLE ocated Piece 5s mille Tors ct mile above Piney road oe at ‘shout half is former vale “Apply to Executor and Trustee, or, bth snd Pa mi7-Im Room 28, LeDrott Building. ‘OR RENT—FARM THREE 3 Bladensburg. containing x it fe Sei | foe forma barns ‘cleared tie ot is He Ht pd OR outa tes i o81-6m ‘CHANGE FOR Ui => ‘ss jmniies frou ee § SPECIALTIES. EOBERTSOR CAN BE CONSUL: TED E) coc poctiwest “AD Gpoced and" his ie? CHANCE TO BUYLOTS_LOTS4, 7, BAND an ie ee Eehiy ta hey lepatis Athos Pennsylvania avenue. af-100 JX & PhEscorr, ‘Has many ener oo ete of the = | Beret Hor Chae siete Be al-3m oso ‘BUY LAND SCRIP. YES | Son pee pa GES woo ae ott ae BOARDING.