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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-21
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, 81 s7-TPLE SHEET


fund vas established by the State lava and thsss
having been declared by the highest tribunal
unconstitutional ana voio national legislation to continue
these protective aud benehcent measures is sought.
The immigration the port FORK during the
thirty being before stated 600
fourhs of the entire mmigr United states is
this state for their protection
OF Castle Garden landing depot place OF rest and
Wards Island tor the maintenance the
Of the SICK Information of these protective
nevolent provisions for immigrants their arrival ths
has been spread by those who
flood oil Immigration to this takes ITS rise
WHAT HELPS IMMIGRATION.
The number too of Immigrants this country has in
thus dinused through the mods
in which they would be received the means provided
their safety These provisions remove tho
greatest Of all obstacles which would keep
back simple minded peopiepeasants and small
when contemplating removal from their native to dis
that such persons with little knowledge OF this part the
world and experience OF long travel would hesitate
and deferred from entering upon voyage
Ing in strange land and among people. in the OF
unless they had the assurance OF welcome, pro-
section and which the laws OF this State
Al large has thus been greatly benefited by these
provisions doubted. The IMMIGRANT bl
tore Congress Involves therefore, in this national
for without the OF such
end, and the immigrant who, by loss Of money
other property by being ovetaken by disease alter
the paupers OF the land Tho refugees and
hospitals which would by their contributions the mm
grant fund arriving aliens have continued to exist and
be THEIRS OF right would he closed aban-
doned that ghtfu all resorts to the common
foreign mind the poornouse would open its doors
them, and ultimately destroy their indepcn
dence and manhood. | Am, sir, obedient
GEORGE !. FORREST,
President Commissioners of Emigration.
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs FOR CAST IRON WATER PIPES.
CRY or BOSTON. Cry HALL,

c sr. OF B 70 ,ss: CRY CIR III HALL nas,c
O'clock u Thursday, the j.. day Of March 1871 for
separate contracts to be Endorsed as ollows:-l Pro
River "rroposs. Cast Iron Water Pipes for tho
iii SSr IS
ION Water works" D. Proposals for Cast iron Water
place they will be publicly opened and read.
OF dc a m s S y
the bidder and accompanied by written bond OF
ed Tor the execution Of The contract with salts
G IT. % be I'D % ss
lieu OF the bond aforesaid OF money other sarac
sa With saa waor Board Inc same may %
for st ST. 90 for the second and $500 the third
contract
required to the contract within tour days mot in
saaps sunday from he date Of OF such award
The delivery Of .hs 4snsh pipes and special casting" TO
navigation opens in the spring Of 1877 and DO
completed for .ns rs. on hs LIST day Of
ond contract on the i day of 1877 and for the
The estimate Of QUANTITIES required and BY which the bids
will DO compared is US FILE t%ilSw "anr..,
400 tons Of ~ inch pipe. ! inch thick.
300 tons Of 4s-inch pipe, ! inches thick
$50 $50 toni: a.s{ ,s sIns' pipe pipe, elias:
3S5 tons of 6-inch pipe, class Il.
rs tons Of 4-inch pipe. class 3.
Third Contract
27O tons of 12-nch pipe class B.
10 tons of IO-nch pipe, class b..
100 tons OF inch pipe, class Is.
12U tons OF b-nch Pipe. class b.
"a tons of finch pipe class b.
Specifications may obtained and plans seen ut the
Office of the City Engineer City Hail. Boston
The amount Of security required will be such
be liked by the Water Board the
said DO less than fourth than
half Of the amount ot the contract.
The suretes of the bond resi-
dents of Massachusetts.
The Water Board the right reject all
bids should deem DO for the the city
Boston to do.
TIMOTHY T. SAWYER.
Charm ian Boston Water Board
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DISEASE IN GOTHAM.

VITAL STATISTICS AND SANITARY AFFAIRs DIS.
CussED By THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Al the regular weekly meeting Of the Board OF Health
yesterday desultory discussions about
milk ana certain breed Of After the prelim-
nary business transacted the weekly repor. Of
DR.. John T. NagIe, Deputy Register Of Records was
presented. The following is a synopss:--
During the week ending February IL, 1877. there
4l0 deaths reported to have occurred In city,
which is a decrease Of ID compared with the number
reported the preceding week and 157 less than the
number reported during the corresponding week OF
ruary 10 42l which Is las below the average
Der that occurred during the corresponding week OF
the past five years, and represents an annual death
rate OF TO- 43 per 1000 persons living. the population
being estimated at l,071, lS2
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NoTfCE.-TilE FOREIGN NAILS FOR
the week ending Saturday. February "a 1877 will close
Nevada via Queenstown; on Wednesday " 80 A. A. for
Europe by steamship China via Queenstown; Thurs
day ~ 30 A. NJ for Europe, by steamship Pomerana via
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg; on saturday at IL
A. NJ for EUROPE by steamship Britannia via
coresponderce for Germany France Scotland and North
OF Ireland to be forwarded by this steamer he specially
addrcssed) and at IL A. NJ tor Scotland and North Of
Ireland Steamship Anchora via Neville anu Glasgow,
and at IL A. NJ for France direct by steamship Cannd
via u.vre. and at 80 AN for Germany &c. by steamship
Hermann via southampton and Bremen correspondence
for Great Britain and France TO be forwarded by this
must be specially addressed The steamships Nevai,s
CHINA and Britannia do take mails for Denmark
Sweden and Norway. The mails for Nassau n. r.. will
leave New York February "a The mails tor the West
Indies via Havana will leave New York February The
mails for Porto Rico direct will leave New York March
The mails for Australia &c will leave San Francisco Feb
70 The mails for China and Japan will leave San
Francisco March l. T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster,
NEW YORK, Feb ~, 1877.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

ORANGE, N. j., Feb 10. 1877
To THE EDITOR TIN HERALD:-
AS feel persuaded that you glad at all times to
do your best in doing away with nusanccs of any Kind
take the liberty to ask you to call attention to
tho ac that while the superintendent OF tho Hoboken
ferry waiting puts up posters saying mo Smok
ing Allowed, " men and boys are permitted by the
ploy6s smoke ~ all times thore when they wish.
On Saturday night the air was so thick ana dsagreea
bic IRON the smoke that lady in my presence spoke
to tho ticket AGENT who replied that his authority only
lar he concerned in his office, and tho
lady surprised to find the agent smoking himself
She could read LIZ understand his answer.
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FOURTEENTH ST. INSTRUCTIONS.

The Commissioner Of Public Works cannot be held
responsible for tho distractions in Union square,
caused by the piling up OF iron rails the street.
The railroad company time since procured
injunction restraining Mr.. Campbell from interfering
with its operations in any way. Complanants must
apply for remedy in sonle other quarter
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OF the total number Of deaths reported for the week,
Go occurred in Institutions, l0I houses containing
three families or less 233 in tenement houses in ho
tells and boarding houses aud tho balance IN streets,
rivers, on canal boats, &C
Sanitary superintendent Day presented his regular
weekly report, OF which this Is extract
Comparative statement OF cases of contagious dis
ease reported at this Bureau for the two weeks end
ing February IL, 1871
- Week. Ending-
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Special Announcement.

superb collection OF American and foreign
Oil Paintings,
several o which from Paris Salon Exhibition
and the American direct Of artists
exhibition at the
Schenck Art Gallery
No. 80 Liberty
to be sold at auction
THIS DAY. February ~,
at ~ O'Clock.
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PIANUFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.

PlANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.
q SG aSr s2gAGE .a AND o GRAND
Der ., nse SECOND a. hand riasS il perfect order
4 RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, SPLENDID AS
"a sortment OF second hand grand square and upright
osr Of 0 pssS
% Ssw
A CHANCE-sPLENDID NEW UPRIGHT AND
Asauare Pianos 70 rent, and rent allowed IL purchased;
vs % % Ss % Gs
2lstst OLD Pianos taken in exchange.
A p, rRiyATE FAMILY FAMILY Mill MILL SELL sTElYwAY
base. ali ia.s improvements; $50; stool
TIE Ss
tween 9TH and 18th avs Box for shipping.
AT AUcrIoN-BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO.
Aforte and sioo; overstrung bass: moacrn Improve
ments carved logs full iron frame At No SO West 2Gth
4 LADY WILL SELL. si25 COST 500 BEAUTIFUL
s sarysd ap'sh also new
sSORrMENT UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANO
fortes $40 to $3.50 nstalmens 50 and $40 monthly
j. BIDDLE IL Waverlsy place. near broadway.
A PARLOR GRAND rIANo. ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
~ with steel: sacrifice; 10 stop Organ bargain for two
days 70 Clinton place. near broadway
FEW SECOND HAND KRANIsCiI 4 BACH AND
Aother makers Pianos at great bargains Nos 24l and
low s1d Is fs ss I'M or ''a very
IN r s onDEs So ONE @
w. ' - -'' 'N '"'' KRXSx6ESE, s5a Bowcry
MISUNDERSTANDING oCTAyes, LIKE NEW.
ASi75 squares, octayes full round. 500; rents low
GORDoN son. Is East 18th st.
HORACE WATERS SONS 40 EAST I4Tn ST. ARE
llonerng of the largest and finest OF
Pianos and organs In this city prices that defy compe
tition.
DTPk ORGANS FOR sALE-TUNING AND REPAIR
Ing low prices. MORTIMER, 20, LIST av near 4oth 81
REMovEp-UpRIGlir AND SQUARE ri AMOS, FROM
lI$75 $3.50 50 and Sio monthly till paid - up
ward. BETS. Union square. ith av.. near ian
A GENTLEMAN, MANY YEARS EXPERIENCES.
Ateaehss pAnoiorto. organ and harmony pupils resi-
CAL box 700 Herald Gp,own oGice S''" "o''
COLO VOICES WANTED A MUSICAL SOCIETY
VISA to perform frequently pubic Address, With refer
social status. &c HARMONIOUS, Herald once
rI,ENOR SINGER wANTED-FOR A QUARTET
choir in Presby church in this city, salary 5000
Hddress by letter only. MUSIC COMMITTEES; box ~
quality divorce particularly.
INSTRUCTION.
MODERN GREEK-A NATIVE OF GREECE OF THE
pas give A SsiS"s IiIR
box 1877 Post office
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
CYLiNDER, DESK; SECOND HAND, wANrED.-PAR
Oticulars to w s., 7. O. box s.937 New York.
CAFE wANTED-sECoND HAND POWDER PROOF
stating size aud price, REX, box 2 Herald oncc.
MATRIMONIAL.
A MIDDLE ACID AND kEfINED GENTLEMAN
Awouid like to correspond with lady amiabiity aud
good social position, matrmonialy inclined Address O.
FESION. Herald Uptown branch. .2e5 broadway.
MlSCEIil.AN EOUs.
QUEEN ELzABEru's BREkC!iE's BIBLE, 5 o
\Lvenrs old; good will
di'ss BLACK LETTER. box $50 Herald office.
NICTOR e. MAUGER's AaERICAN PLAYING
Y Cards, new designs sold by the trade generally.
RESTAURANTS.
fINIE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENEDA FIRST GLASS
i Restaurant AZ US7 broadway, corner OF 4th 1T.
CilAkLl:S III DWIG
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Securities.
Commerce.


NEW YORK, March 2. -Cotton steady; uplsnds,
II 5l6c; orlean', II 7-i6c. Sales, I4sO bales; con-
solidated net receipts, is,OJ7 bales. Exports-to
Great Britain, 1885 bales; France, 5,36 bales:
Continent, 4. 20i bales.
Flour shade stronger; mainly on medium aud
low grades, but less doing closing arm; No2, y 50
% GOOD extra Wsstern and State q iosis 30; soSs
TO choice do, q 1905 20; common 20 choice shI.s
~; ssm,ssa q GOD s.ifs %GlS S9s s? ss%sss
oe s1 e1 sGsa 8 P"f dihsEs 'ss ouf ehoss &c
siass DO q 70 ass aa5 s0S
miSss No; 3 and REJECTED IspIiss: r. store. ::
NJ '&EiiRs nominal u 81 winei
wheats quiet and oninaliy nchanged. Rye steady
Ssnsas ssgse Co. cas.ss ansf.ass g. "a
sc; TS,TSSsd State sSsss; i1 rpwsd Sssro
PS%s 6aTsss time T ,nS dssidsS
bayef scF White mi3ed i ."d stsss %
9sc; rejected, s,S: hay steady a and ~ nnshrpsed
heavy: ish@soSs: Sola; s.rsSss; lss@:ss; gold:
iSP iO r ssdy rr Cr 5fsG
.e1s i ssG and sssSoaS, dss sasSssi
T.w % i Ms.S
onS sp sy at II for P
lower and closed hrT new mes slt So Beef
%sstcrn: TlrreS 6eef aSlsf. GSf mssts"we stsTn
SIC for city do. Lard Upe led lower, aftcIwards
reacted ana clos ed hrm prime steam, 81 o.. Butter
unchanged. Cheese quiet, steady and unchanged.
Linsecd dul'. Whisky steady at 81 Oh, FreiEhts
to Liverpool unchanged.
BALTIMoRE, March Election quiet; mddllug,
1lt@lllsC.
-Four fr,p and quiet and business restricted BY
Nd 81 Winter rc m No.
cago spring. sI ~: Pennsylv ania red o. sal az
Maryland rcd. prime. 81 62Cql 6'; do amber, D 90
1Gs; do white. 81 Gfl6S. COrn-Southcrn steady
and Arm; Western active ana easier for futures;
Southern ~hi'e, 5@i2c; do yellow, Se@2lic;
Juny. tc; steamer: 9ltc. oats uncnsnEsI. n.y.
steady and firm al To0p73c. cloyersced duh: good
to Pr fine. II i9iilc. Hay stesdy aud hrm for
prime: other rra'rs dull; Pennsylvania and Mary
land prime, sltGp7. Provisions stcah' and IN
changed. Rutter unchanged. Pctrolel IN st on !;
crude, y t6BiO4c: L.hnrd, held at 4 ,Ufcc uull
and unchanged, WhIskv hnll ~ nns.
RtceiptI-Flour 80 bills; wheat 90 bush; corn,
Of, SEQ bush. No shipments.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF NAVAL VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RKrAR,
February q, 1877.
The Navy Department will offer Tor sale at pub
lie auction the following named vessels:
At the United States Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
N. H., on Tuesday, the nth Of March, 1871, at II
o'clock NJ, the U. S. ship sabine" Of l,tIS tons
measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, New York,
on Thursday. the 18th Of March, 1871 At Il o'clock
NJ, the U. s. steamer "Susquehanns," Of Ans
tons measurement.
and, on Saturday, the 3lst OF March, 1871, at u
o'clock NJ, the U. s. ship Potomac" Of LAST
tons measurement.
The vessels will DO offered as they lie on the
day OF sale. They may be examined at any time
previous to the day OF sale on application TO the
cOmmandants OF the yards where they are, re-
spectiyely who will exhibit TO persons desiring TO
bid an inventory Of such articles as may DO sold
with them.
Thirty (3o) per centum OF the purchase money
must bedeposlted at the time Of sale, and the bal
ance paid In cash when the sale is confirmed by
the Department; the vessels to be removed with
In ten days from the date OF such confirmation.
The Government reserves the right u with
draw the vessels, or either OF them, nom sale, %
confirm tho sale, aud TO reject any bid or ohef
which may be considered inadequate. mari
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAYS

VIM D<sA"
ID II. WARNER, Auctioueer,
De street. opposite Ma'onic Temple.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
DESIRABLE PLACES IN THE DISTRICT.
sTRiET ROAD, NEAR BATTLE GENE
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated January n, A.
ID. 1s7a duly recorded In l. her No. TT, folio -,
one OF the land records for the District OF Coium.
hia, and at the request q the party, secured
of ff sSs prs s ,Fs on TG TG Mspch p
scribed real estate situate in the county WASH
ingtoD, District OF Columbia. to wilt: Beginning for
the same At q station No. of the &C ,ompanyinx
plat; said station No. being the southeast corner
south ~ degrees west, q OF chains; thence north
~, degrees west, chains: thence north II de-
drees west aI5 chains: thence north ~ degrees
west. II. chains. to stone msrk,d No. l; thence
middle of lane: thence soutb sis degrees east o. 80
chains: thence south 60 degrees cast 1918 chans, to
the place OF begiDning, containing hfty-thrcc acres
and forty-siN hunaredths of an acre OF ground,
being parts OF Roberts Cholccn and ''Besll'
Fancy" surveyed August IA 1853. by Charles J.
OF the surveyor In Ilber !, folio %. 80,
Terms, pr, scribed by the decd of trust, - o with
interest at ten per cent per annum from January
q, 1876. to day OF sale, and expense OF sale In cash
and the bslace at six and twelve months, for which
the notes of the purchaser; bearing Interest from
the day OF sale and secured by deed of trust on the
property Sold will be taken. deposit OF 500 Will
be required Of the purch.s a. the time OF SALE and
all conyeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms TO be
'o"'p"'" WILLIAM STICKNEY. Trustee.
1T. COLDwrLL, Salesman.
mbIt-wFMSds [StareodXdsl
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AUCTIOSsALEs-TO-D


AUCTION sILES-TO-D4
- S1<N1>1
TJ,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
rttprrrupr Ann pEsrnpNcE
hNii"hH NV nH'iDNoH
Ar .,,Cr,,u
Al hOO'ioN'
49,, .,,,u,,r.,-
No 2lo STREET NORTHWbS
-, 49, a., .,r ,.,,n,,.,,,
SALE OF AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE
-
AND THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
WHICH coMrRlsg A
or
unttS.uoIn nnnnc
ct. ,o,.,,o.L
saIs o, smrh,turr W conmenrs ~ c,1CA >; IT,
ON mONDA THE zotH phl VI mhahOh,
1877, and sale OF Residence at O'Clock OF the same
day ..-,. "a,
The class or Frrnliure which viii be sold !, OF
good quality, and will be sold without regard to
cost ,,.. =, ,..-,x ,,,,,, ,,,oro ..,,,
N. h,-The sale OF properly, rs stated apoVc.wil
be sold q. So,s'cchn,he ot being part o. lot ~ IN
square Jii and having front OF % eetslnches,Dy
The terms OF witch will be stated at sale.
r,r,,, s,,,r,,,, rr,x,r,,,r
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NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED THIS MORNING
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Cor. Four-and a-half street and Pennsylyania ave.
weavers and Welt; or, Love that Hath us In His
Net. by Miss Braddon.
Love In Idlencss. By Ellen olney-
The Duchess Of Rosemary Lane. By Farjeon.
Helen's Babies; Annals of a Baby. and Some
other Babies, Very Like Helen's, only mores so.
Eofe.-Letter and Cap paper. Of all sorts and
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils.
Playing cards OF all sorts and qualities, at the
very lowest prices, and OF the best quality for the
prices charged.
felO-tf
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- southeast corner OF Ninth an d Streets
TRUSTEES SALE Oy IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE oN EIGHTH SrhEsT EAST, BE-
TWEEN SOUTH l. ASU II STREETS,
BY Siriu. Of a deed of trust. dated December T.
A. D. is75 recorded Ia Libcr soJ folio 23a, Ct seq,
ard Al the request of the parties secured. VIII
sell, on WEDNESDAY. March y, A. ID. 1871. al
part OF square $50 in Washington city, ID. g. be-
ginning for the same at point IS feet south from
thence south II feet inches, and back win that
width TO the east line OF that part OF said square
conveyed to lanes Rhodes by deed dated NoNem-
Der g. A. ID. 1854, and recorded In said land records
with the improvements. , =, =,
Terms Of sale; One third cash: balance In six
and twelve months, secured on the premises sold;
terms III sale to be complied with in seven DAYS.
RICHARD }. EARSSHAW.
mhl7-d Trustee.
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SsrNSCH~cH,T,S,SrS ~ IS
w PROVISION MERCHANTS. Beef, Pork,
Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Canned Goods, &C 20
packages Tor nome and foreign markets. Particu
lar attention given to War and Navy DepArtmen
Avenue au28-ly
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DOwNMAN & GREEN, AuctiOneers.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REAL EsTAIE, IN N0kTIiEA ST., SX AZ a
C0NslsTiNG OF A ThREE;sTQRH BRICK
Lar AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS;
ALSO, Brio X STABLEISR REAR.
By virtue of adeed OF trust dated February O.,
ID. Is7I and duly recorded In LibeE No, ga, folio
ass one OF the land records for the District of Co.
lumbis, aud by direction Of the parties secured
thereby. will sell. at public auction, In front OF
the premises 10 the highest bidder, on tn URs-
DAY, March ~, A. ID. ISL. al t:O O'Clock p. IN.
a.! that ctrtsn piece parcel Of ground situate IN
the city Washing ton, In sid District, and know
as lot 40. p In square No $751; according to Samuel
Redeem subdi' ision of lid square duly recorded
in the surveyors Office OF said District, together
with the imprnv ements thereon. Elegant chance
for investment as private residence, being sub
stantial and hne-built ediuce.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, of which SOD must
be psid at time of sale. and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, In equal payments, ia
be secured by purchasers notes. bearing interest
from day Of sale the rate OF eight centun per
annum until paid, Interest semi annually and
deed OF trust ON the premises sold. COnveyancing
and recording at purchaser cost If the terms OF
sale not compiled It'll In six days AFTER sale the
trustee the right to resell AT isk and cost
of purchaser IN De fault
WIN. T. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
mh27-3t 1871 street northwest.
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INTERIOR ADORSM ESTs.

INTERIOR 4DORSMESTs.
JACQUES JOUvENAL's
MARBLE WORKS,
No. on u street,
Near Lewis JOHNSON 4 Co.'S Bank,
Al sosUxEsrs ON p.nd sold a, sres, rsdae-
made lSs s:s z
CHAND ELIERsi
Largest variety of new patterns in the city, a,
LOWEST PRICES.
COLDS wARM.AIR FuRNAoEsi
Heat produced equal to Steam.
COLDS CENTENNIAL RANaEi
The Newest, Best and cheapest Elevated Oven
in the Market.
IRON CASTINGS, BOILER AND MACHINE
WORK.
STEAM HEATING, TIN ROOFING.
And all Tin and Copper Work.
IRON FENCES AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
- PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
All Best Varieties Of Ranges and Fireplace
Heaters
SMITH, BIRaE 90,
No. 1914 PennsylvsnI. avenue,
JEWELRY.
w At Oh Els.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND swBs
WATCHES.
AMERICAN, ENGLish AND SWISS
WATCHES,
BY ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKERS.
Alarse assortment at very low prices.
i.lI.a M. W. GAIT. BRO 4 90
RRID AL PR s ENTS.
ALL THE NEwER STYLES OF ELEeANr
sILvERwARE, &C,
ALL THE NEWER STYLES OF ELEGANT
sIbyERwARE, ao.,
| Designed especially for
| BRIDAL PRESENTS.
| tlia N. W. GAIT. BRO. 90.
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NOW OCCUPIED BY the SPANISH MINISTER,
OH the N. W, conner OF and Thirteenth SITS. north-
west, This house has twenty cheerful and well
furnished rooms. There Is a large stable well ar
ranged, coachnan's room, water, gas and other
convenienccs.
The above g the most desirable private residence
In the city, and will be rented for term of years
For price and terms apply to =. =, ,,,,,,
p,,, .ro,, M =, Sioxc.nM; H .1sS, nS,,,.
west, nearly opposite Riggs a Co. mhlt-lm