Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1859, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AT THE STAR SUILDINGS, Corner Pennsylvania Avenue y Klewenth Si. By W. D. WALLACH, Papers served in paokages by carniersat $4 yout, bacibers @r 37 cents per month. To mail su! Soription price is $3 508 year, in advance; $2 for #\X months ; $1 for three months; and for less thar Shree months at tho rate of 12 cents a week, Sinzie opies, one cent; in wrappers, two cents. ADVERTISEMENTS (of eight lines to the square inserted three times for $i; every other day semi-weekiy, 25 per cent. advance ; once a week,» per cent. advance. FAIR PROFITS AND LIVING WAGES. BY JESSIE MAY. “George! I want a little money this morn ing, aid clean white handk: ttle Mre. Clinton as she tucked a rehiet into her husband’s pocket, handed him his hat, and came and set- tled his collar to her satisfaction Previous to a going down town one morning after break- fast. ‘* More money! And what new flumadiddle is wanted now?” asked the bus! id, drawing forth his portmonnaie, and trying to assume a playfully savage look. “Oh, you needn’t try to frighten me into re- ducing the demand I was about to make to the very lowest terms I can manage witb; I am not ging to draw very heavily upon your bank this time; I only want a couple of dollars; and the dumadiddles are very necessary to the com- fort and appearance of your honorable self.” And the little chucked his whiskered chin go saucily, and smiled 80 miscbievously, that his stern features relaxed from their ae- sumed gravity, and he resumed his wonted bearing of quiet gentleness as he laid a bank bill upon the table, and snatching a good-by kiss, hurried from the room. _ Ob George! George!” called his wife, run- ning after bim into the hall, ‘ please let me have just what I asked for, it will not be con- venient to make change, I know; I only want two dollars; can’t you let me have it?”” “Yes, but I thought you might find use fur the other three, so I gave you a five; you can get it changed aud keep the rest till You want 7 “Bat Lam not goin, ing; Lwant to pay she has been doing fi out shopping this morn- rs. Grey for the sewing h for he brought home & pair of shirts last n nd said she would like the pay now if convenient; I did not have enough mouey by me but told her to call this morning for it. { know she needs it. “Bat you don’t give her two dollars for making a pair of shirts, L hope! why, bless me child that is throwin, money away!’’ “That is what she as 3; I never gave that much before—but then I would not dispute her price, of course. I told her that it was more ‘than I was accustomed to give, and she said that she wished she could afford to do it for any less, but she really could not.’’ *“ Nonsense! ‘not afford to’ means not get rich by it { suppose; the trouble with these laboring peopie is they want to lay up money, when they ought only to expect a good living ; why, Lizzie, we cannot live poh wets such prices for our work; why, with our shopwork now we set our own prices, and our hands have to abide by them; a Pretty pass things would come to if we let every upstart tailoress or seamstress set her own price upon her work ! Why we get all the shirts made We can sell, made for twenty-five cents apiece. “Ob, but how are they made George? You kuow those that you had from the shop before we were married they were just ran together in the slightest manner. I bad opening seams to close. button-holes to work over, and but- tons to sew on, till Ido believe I just about made those things over anew befora the cloth wore out, and, besides you furnished ready- made bosoms, and that ‘makes a great differ- ence; it is so close work and very trying to the eyes to stitch a shirt bosom. Dear me, 1 had rather be whipped than to do such work any how, and if Mrs. Grey does charge rather high prices 1’m sure I would rather ay her than uodertake the task myself; and ‘ie sews 80 neatly, too; [ know she took pains with the work ; every stitch is set just as it should be.”” “ Well, here are two dollars, but Lizzie too meh to pay. [ would pot employ her any more; there are others who will work cheaper, and if she cannot affurd to, [ fraid she will bave to moderate her desir. little, or she will bot get much work at such prices.”’ Mrs. Clinton stood musing for a few mo- ments aiter the door was closed upon her hus- baud. She slipped the two one dollar bills through bor fingers, folled them up together, then opened them, and spread them out again, refolded them separately, and at last took out her purse and emptying out the change t- ed it over and soliloquizing all the while: could make out a dollar and a half, and that’s all f ought to give I suppose, all that seam- stresses generally ask; then I will have this other bill, and some change besides to show George, aud be will give me credit for more business tact than he supposed me capable of. Yes, | know she asks too much. I will just let ber see that [ know what a thing is worth myself. I must try and be more saving. I &um too lavish in my expenditures I know. 1 wonder what George meant by sayiog that we could not live and pay such prices. Ub dear! 1 am afraid [ am cailing on him too much for money to buy things with, and pay servants, and. and, [ hard!y know what I do with it all, but I do use a good deal in one way aud an- other. But he talks of enlarging his business, and { board him tell bis Partner the other day that they were making larger Profits than an. other firm in the city. Ob dear! well, I don’t know mach about such things, but I don’t mean to throw away money after this. I will begin this very morning to economize There ! that must be her ring at so early an hour, no’ I must be dignified!” and Mrs. Ciintoa went into the parlor to await her visitor. “< It's Mrs. Gray, shall I show her in?” said Biddy, putting her head in at the parlor door, beforeghe answered the bell, “or shail I tell her you are engaged ?”” “Show ber in Biddy. I told her to eall. Good vegas 4 Mrs.Gray! You are taking an early walk.”’ Mrs. Gray seated herself with the air of one who is weary, yet cannot stay to rest, she was slightly embarrassed for she was in haste to be on ber homeward way, yet she felt a little del- feacy about naming the subject of her call. Sbe boped Mrs. Clinton would speak of it first, and felt relieved when after a few remarks upon the weather and kind inquiries after the health of her family, the lady drew forth her parse, and smiling very sweetly, said : “[ suppose you would like the pay for your work, Mrs Gray, I thiok I can make it out this morning. Vin speke last evening of ask- ing two dollars; it is too much, Mrs. Grey— more than you can expect for shirt-making; more than I ever gave before; [ believe a dui- lar aad a balfis the most I ever gave for m king @ set of shirts.” Mrs. Clinton was tr Z to look very dignified. She wore a enbenlls, and strove to speak mly, but it was too much for ber, with those clear, rafal eyee — > se her, as if reading an unjust sen- tence in her countenance; the muscles around ber moath would not be starched intostiffness. Her cheeks flushed, and her eye fell, and her own heart reproached her for an actof meanness She saw herself haggling with a poor wom over a half a dollar—she, who thought nothing of paying five dollars for a trifing articte of dress, or of ing out twice that sum in s resent fur a friend. She wished bad not hana but now that she had, she knew not bow to stop, so she sat still, rolling up the half dollar in its accompanying bill, and fastening ber purse upon the remainder of its contents and ail the while seif-justification whi to ber conscience: “It is the principle of the thing. [t won't do to let these laboring peo ple set their own prices, they will get too un- reasonable—what one gets another will expect —it won't do—they must be held down, we know what is fair, what they can live 6m, we must give too; give them an inch and they will take an ell—to be sure you don't care for fifty cents—it is the principle of ¢ bing.’’ “Mrs. ton, { have been trying to think what is the least I really afford to take fur the work I have done for you, and I wish you could kaow how sincere I am in the belief that my price is 2 good fair one; at least low enough 1 am sure you would think were you wy place. About how jong do you think it took me : do those oe re husband!” “ As much as two days, I suppose |" “Yes, more than that. I au cal with a needle, but I worked on each shirts from four o'ciock in the morni in the evening, snatching my possi led expert of those till ten ia in the Space of time. Allowing tno 2 CSA at a 2 THE WEEKLY STAR. & greater variety ont + vet ae + Ebening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1859. VOL. XH. NO. hours (which was more than I spent) away from my work, I labored sixteen hours for one dollar, nor was this all, for I handled over the cloth several times in the bleaching 5 ironed it smoothly before Icat the work, which I did with as much care and economy as if I when they positively never knew what it was to want ten dollars as many minutes in their lives. Oh! I think she was so me: Boots, Shoes, &o. BOOTS AND SHOES. tantly manufacturing and keep a full Dentistry, @e. DENTAL NOTICE, , R. BILLS oof ed — ‘occupied ,. avenue between 9th sts.) “="BRLriao ‘Has discovered t'¢ moat syarty sed Suny Boece cp 2. to 10th he will be pleased to seaall who may desire had been doing it for myself. I did not cut clothing. God his serrioee. or profeeunaal abiity er and slash into the cloth, as I might have done. shape she never may! And ob, may she be 3 75, = Sy ISTRY IMPROVED. " I pisced the sleeves noatly from the strip I tore | led to see the necessity of dealing justly with deecnption neni ee Sllof oarowa make”? | Dr, mu ReOd ee EROVED. ye off the side of the bodies and was as saving as labo: ies? ub Long Boots, $2, ite, combining the irresistible advantages if I had been ed to small patterns; and ies’ Sandals and Overshoes, ‘150. oes cerality. usefatness and then after the garments were finished, I washed, Wood 1 Coal. J. ROSENTHAL, comfort. Las y No. 22 Pa. ave., Market Space 18 oor above 8th st, LLING OFF SELLING OFF BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERS, of every desoription, for Lapigs, Missgs, Yourus, anD CHILpREn, at the LADIES’ SHUE STORE, be guaranti mounted on Vuleanite will cost 0 cold andare far superior im every respect. and see spocumens at $33 Pennsylvania avenue, de Is VAN CAMP, DEN tee returned to the city and “resumed 108. starched, and ironed them, according to at usual custom, and really, Mrs. Clinton, I thin’ that admitting me to bea quick workman, I must have spent all of forty hours in your ser- vice, which would be four days’ work for a main, and why should not women avail them- s:lves of the ten hour system? Calling it then four days, have worked hard for fi y cents Ecoxouy OF MONEY, TIME, AND LA- TNA FIRE KINDLING, to ignite Wood ot Coal, the best, cheapest, and most convenient arti: oy ihe mht produced. Give : a tr Ry 24 Cents par box, cugtaiming enough materi ligiting one hundred and twenty bree, maveriay fof 5 cent packages, YOUNG MEN Ist, Repecially, who bare become the victimes of bis prac ‘ 7 Operating Rooms and Residence—4in Ffed ‘Also, @ very Fuperior lot of Wood and Coal. No. 16 Penn. avenus, bet. 8th and 9th Streets, street. between 6th and 7th, four doors from: per day and boarded myself. [am sure these | Oak and Pine Wood Cut and Split every size and ture all Post (fice. 3 oe nts we wages. ey aed to | length atmy Wood and Coal Yard. BATES, tewtog the angie. vatags of ules M t 3. 8. ct ring em ir cost, which, o! Psi dimagees yin! in thes tention —— wotseondt linac mal 20Urse, rosuits to the beneht of the purchas ' LOOMIS, M. . Our > Paasow, Gaiters, in point of fit. beauty, and utility, have an re of physica of the Mineral P: ‘0 well then, never mind! give me what you Sim s & y' epesdily cared. y sokuowicdged superiority over ail others, and our | ®°BA!¥ at bis office in this city. T » He who paces bimself under the care of Dr. J. may ink it is " “AGE Sew XeRE Ctr.) — | doubie-soie Morocco and Kid Boots aad Buttes | _ Many persons oxn wear these Teeth who sly coutde 1 his hover ss a geuticman sad eeuheeatly aun not able to de'co | shoehd setae ay oti epee TOOL WakRR | gests M : ho cannot wear those. no Pereve Sun Wear others | 5057 Northeast corner G strect north and 7th street west, ashingtoa, D.C. ‘anufactures aud repairs ull kinds of Edge Tools, ding Masone’ and Stoue-outters’ Touls, AM male and repaired. a6 Pu —— ee AMBROTYPES.—SuaLt Puorits anv Quick Po y ne Winter wear, have only to be examined to seoui urchaser. Aigo, long K ber Boots for Ladies and Misses. All sei at motonishing low prices, no 12-11 dren who depend upon the labor of my bands fer their subsistence. 1 do not like to appear mein and exacting, but Iam obliged to seem so sowetimes 1 kuow, because every penny is worth acent tome, and I cannot conscientiously rely upon bis skill as « pbysictan FFICK No 7 SOUTA FREDERICK STREET, \-ft hand side going trom Be! timore street, « few doors from Fatl wot to obrerve Dame and number. most be; aid and contains DR. JOHNSTON, Who cannot wear those, Persous calling at my office can be accommodated with any ¥ most perfect den that the Mineral Piste wall be more Srt can produce, Member of the Royal College of Sargesns, eredvete fully warrante os foam enoot cho musat omstanes Cican & ee t —S i iti ; > S Rooms in thy ‘enne, between s and te g: eater part 0 5 epewt say, ‘O let it go, it is but a little any how’—I a d pi i: ry street, Philadelptia. pitsle of Lancen, Parte Ph tedeiphia and sleowbeve bas of am an honest woman, Mrs. Clinton; my hus- | 25 cents. by iz = a yt with ringing t= the bead and ears band used to say that I was too honest for my | Portrait warrant s FOR GENTLEMEN. D DENTISTRY, when asivep; € eat Lervousness, being al-rmed at sudden own good, and I sometimes think that he was | @, vest ON York *‘2607TCH SOLE BOOTS AND 8 KR. STEPHEN BAILY, seunde, baahfuinens with frequent bluching, attended some- right in one sense, and I don’t know but the | {ames at.N. Yor SCOTCH-SULE BOUTS AND SHé Ovvicn No. 477, THIRTERNTH STREET, out of mind. were cured 6! x » Just received at 3. P. HOOV 7 Doors South of Peansyle: A world will teach me to become less go, for if I oo cannot get what I feel to be a fair price for my work, I shall bave to slight it more in order that [ may do it for less. I am glad that you Tomas b OtiFR ies Son invine dot 6 N baving ‘er- ined to reduce their large stook uf BOOTS f fifteen veare’ pract bh F i id SHOES by tue ist of January, are now tes Serge mamiter of parsenie aed ctoet cariahcat are pleased with my work; I knew from what = aad nae banen the large number o! nents, vety you said that you were particular about your birt tere re gee end Chitives’s difficult cases that he bas treated successfully, will and sewing and { did my very best with it. Here is enable him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or otherwise, re sting to the ) Dian we @ of Sight, Lone of Masce- Shoss at 50 cents and 75 cents a pair, which must be of the Heart, Dyep-pey. Nervous Ir soid. Functions, Geserad US. B. GRIFFIN & BUN, no 2 10.314 Penn. avenue, the remainder of the cloth I bleached for you; it looks nicely I think. I will take whatever you tink it is worth Mrs. Clinton, I do not wish to eeth. ence confirming the opinion of man: | ag eg and especially Drs. 48 OWD @Xperi- mer eminent in jarrisand J.and Fos THE HEAD AND FEET.—STINE- METZ, 236 Penu, nvenue, has now on hand the } 2 1] Mewrauar mind a-e mech tobe INTER HAT, a x FU LEMEN. ment has led him, long since, to discard al aio, ‘of ideas, * oa mercurial preparations for Siling tho teeth, also al! | dresded—Log of , Confasion oend you, but to tell you the truth when Isay |X, sor eee teak es of Srounnd Wat ROOF Boorse Garts Fereun inten ubber and Cement Decckaanemn meebo meee ——_ — that I cannot posabis live upon such prices. (Philadelphia man ed) Just received at r the oon: traction of Continuons A, cmp pees. — If others can, they do it by means of some se- ge pS 3, SAT TESS = Teliabie substance that oan be worn e mouth, as D corpery ge we health, ost cret of which I am not yet nossessed, but which a5, Congress Foe LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN. | was most conclusively eown by the iNet Amnerioan I may be driven to learn.” — Dental Convention. Although be fict:ers himself from his long resi- denoe and practice in Washington he is fa 7 known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs leave to refer them to the following 4 TESTIMONIALS, ‘ arp From ths late Rector o B. H. BTINEMETZ, d SI between Willards’ and Kirkwoode elotels, NOTice TO GAS CONSUMERS, C,H. M: havi: robared of us the rola right of Aa MRP ASUS guChTTnA aster Mrs. Clinton had unfolded both bills and spread them upon her !ap, and sat smoothing them over with her han uring the latter part of Mrs. Grey’s somewhat long speech, at the end of whick Spring and Summer GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Morocco and Kid BOOTS and SHOES, at cost for cash it eolors nee sizes for coat fro: day for ok. Gall ee eee AR iP. HOOVER'S, m this me ring te those who, from ede @, aud Trunk Store, Fy iphang, | cation 204 respectability, cau slowe befrivnd bim He faite she slowly bent torward and ’ NOMIZER for the District av., het. 9th and ivth sts, oft ae valid ead] p Seeaiety enieeonn ERSTE placed them within her reach, saying, “I wish of Columbia, pO ar the seme ties facies Du. StzPHan Baily: Doar Sir—I desire to ex- | tris.ve m . OF As long a the smallest tee can you to feel satisfied Mrs. Grey. 1 wish to pay | theu t, to call and examine the Koonomizer. REGURY & GATES. Jn the first pisce—we claim that tha Koonomizer will produce twice the light with the same expense Se the ordinary burner, L Second—that the Koonomizer will produce as fmmpbal not more, light with from 33 to Li Per cent, ens cas. ‘Third—that the Eoonomizer saves and burna the you ail you think itis worth. I can get work done cheaper, however. Excuse me for disput- ing your price, I aged it by the standard which has been set up by your own class.” “Not my own clase, Mrs. Clinton, as much as their employers; if we were permitted to set a value upon our own time, we would cer- tainly pluce itata higher figure than from ress my esteem for you personally, and lence in you Ss @ superior dentist. The operations executed for me have m hishiy cmc ong i that you may receive Patronage from my a ead the public that your skill so well de. : ‘Yours vary tru “Washington, Aug. 23.1850.” ‘J. W, FRENCH. From one af the oldest . rms in Baltimore— Messrs. Boggs, Cotman ‘0. my jr lesve him w'th runed health to sigh over his galling disappotutment, of, use of thet dea: wheon, Mercury, the const tutional ¢ =e Aflections te 4 th frightfal . tl dents ightful rapt I pas years, we ought to know by this time what will suit them in that line, and ean safely aay that we do; which zon can prove trial. You can find (atall times) © principe! Shoe Stores in Wash- pete 3 i !-known se J, W MoCurdy & Son 1a maki RUNKS! , _Dremnasing wu Sigh te & pericd to bis dreadful eufferings that endiscovered country trem whee bearee we wuveler returne, Di. JOMNATON'S REWEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAENESS @. pally 4ND [MPOTENCY. 88 wasted by ali the other burners now creat and tmportant remedy weakness of the in use, aud FRUNKS! TRUNKS"! Having employed Dr. Stephen Surgeon Pi taco Sapo and tall veer restored. Thousands of the three shillings to fifcy cents s day and we Gnd | of gag, n° omnt PO DY Any posuibility. any waste | “rae aadersigned kas now and constantly kop Dentist of Wj quruncton city, co execnte for me ourselves, but if we cannot get what we ask, | ‘Tne Economizer can be seen at the Plumbing, om a Jaree Spd vet) - to my entire satisfuotion.and in vi fac! we must ask what we can get and live as best | Se and Steam Fitting Eatab'isnment of rior assortment o: he fact that ish one of the moet distinguished members of the Den- C. #. MYERS & CO, RUN wecan uponit. I do not think that I have set t tal Coliege of Baltimore isiled. aftor repeated trials, y cured. 4 No, 509 9th street, between D street and to perform the same work sat rily, it gives *NvVUGSEMENT OF TEE PRESS. aa unreasonable price upon my work, but I] ja5-1m __ Penn. : reat gleasure to Eprese my entire confidence ap Tae Maxy Tuovsanps cared at this Ins\itutien within the know that itecems such to you. and Ili take 3. & C. H. THOMSON’S HIPS, £0. p Remy get TERN Boge, | tt *ereetees yeers, and the aumerous what you think is right. . ae operations performed by Doctor Johneton, witnessed bp the reporters of the papers and taany otter persons, notices of which have sppeared again and again before the public, be- old-s his standing as « gentieman of character Tespenst asufficient narantee tothe aMicted. jan 9—1y K.COGGOWELL’SNEW MEDICAL SALT FoR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES (ONLY. New Medical Sait! ‘ew Medical ee it 18 no URE ALL. FOR INFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY, . COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL Diactiitas of being & remedy for all ills, bee contro! over Lut one ii, has but one aim, and so compl:ishes but one thing, to wit: SUBDUES IN! “Take the money, Mrs. Grey; I dare say you have carned it. I wish to have you feel satis fied. I like your work, and you may take the rest of thecloth home. I believe you set an bouest price upon your labor; work well done is of course worth more than that done shab- biiy.”’ Dear me! what a foolish, soft little heart I bave got!’ exclaimed Mrs. Clinton, as she looked after Mrs. Grey from between the shut- ters. ‘‘tlow George would laugh at we if be knew how soon I lost my dignity and become convinced by a seamstress’s argument. I don’t care, 1 believe sho was right. She ap- pears like an honest woman and ( am sureshe NEW SKIRTS FOR 1859, cp ncaa iption ef 8! i 7 cerns eae nee ee TORR AM & Noxeix: sreet from & mote rece from the late Hon. rave John M. Clayton. ‘= Senate, Aug. 19. 1856, The testh you made for ms work admirably ; no- thing couid be better. Ay ratefull JOHN SM CLAYTON. ies of ba oe ip LE ay PY SLLID F F-SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF WINTER DRY GOODS At greatly reduced prices—many st less than ul . Bs ‘ THE INDESTRUCTIBLE igor ta store ie Whi eroeke of Svst-c'age penal je made n set of porcelain test! DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT | grape Goods for familly won Whiek we ater ee tas | forone of my Pingred se WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, cash price: maveel yy | be greatly obliged to those whose bills ieee: Cont HADE WIEHOS SEWING. remi bepeted coat thoy will call aud close them by | Aprils, 1856. Va. Conf, Universally pronounced “the most perfect Skirt | ist Fe! 7,08 we expect ail bills paid promptly — SN SEAS Fy COLLEY & CD ia 22 2w 523 7th street, north Ps. svenu MATORY D'SEAS! hatever ve its form or i . Shother in the nesd, throat, abdomen, extremitice, Or skin. IER EW MEDICAL SALT. THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION. EW M = lence is ng pend = 4 op. 2 th, wally ts, Idon’t like to feel so distrustful of those in | The ligutest and most graceful Skirt ever produced, 35 DUPONT Sk 35 - hae re ee Be ms worn my employ, aad { won't cither. Dear me, THE PICCOLOMINI! UN a inoh he performs the most delieate snd dihouit | aut in the body, the wantof whioh is the how wean I must have seemed to her, but the By means of clasps—this besutifu! and eoonomi- cai ,ariment oan be taken to pieces, washed, aud put together again at pieasure. — nu : . Grorsztown, D.C., for | Operations in Dentai Surgery,and we respectfully nab pont tho uel heat in the Distriet of Colum: | recommend = to the eoutdenoe and one ae i fOr Mesera. Dupont & Con, of Witmungten, Dal. oh eee of waieh we oo: emuinen' 2 tly on hand a large stock of a! thy. 3 ; . tie’ diterent rade of POWDER manwiaotar wouas U. STE hove, U8. Capito, 5 TSC ang Winstine and Minieg Powder in and 50 ib. kege — “ly | Cannon and Musket do.,(U. 3. Guvern- truth is I never thought enough about such things. I might have known had I considered bow tong it would have taken me to have made that pair cf shirts, and of the hard-aches and all the trouble and vexation I should have had before I got them nicely laid in the linen closet f{ inflammation. rated patent not ved with cur Wateh Spring Bustle, and a: bame and trade mark, (the Crow For sale by the principal retui! Georgetown, ne, Washington, N Jos ont 2 y Fits, inflamed Eyes, Fars, N: and Solb. koge H. Buapiar, of Washington, D eta ag hag j i W.S.& C,H. THOMSON, FS F HY ir 64. 12% 251d. kega Grorcr WaLron, Ez-Governor of Florida, Liver, Neuraigis, Sp: ed puenld Kane sock that tear ite ete | | inst ow s troadwas. Now vort_ | Broting #+ PY + 5585: Sg hand Bis kees | Wittens Uanoas Ha Mager of , Fi Lag Fi h i EAD. BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR Do. ee Tit’ conieton O.C. Wien, Principal Rittenho cademy, | and ali itehiny and other cutareo eee or Sal tail: jean oe eens HEALTH Malan MOUNT'S Consumptior sorely xt aga io. ine and ia Ib Kena feb 20-tf ‘ R. COUGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL tered ber, 1 will talk to George about these Destroyer, note msgical:y on Coughs, Col ge do. inj sad 34 ib. canisters = = Sard I SALT exerts, like the vaccine matler, an ex things, and get him to encourage his employ-| ma, Bronohitis, aud Consumptiou’ in esses ol F FFF, do. _ ind Land Sib, camstors EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT traordiuary influence over the veins and arteries, sez Uy ying them good prices for ther work.” | old una of ty tuitieg wil eect sours at aust | F do: nit flsake and Stators * And so she found fault with iigarent os radual deo in int he by the pulse, which soon resumes its mat- pain aud fever a: resclti ind :eat: ural state, as the your price did she?’’ asked Mrs. Clarke, a neighbor of irs. Grey's as they sat together that evening diferent quantities by express. It is purely vege- table; a babe can take it without injury. Having been restored to heaith by it herself, from dep oon- , WA T, ROSEWOOD AND CRNITURE. at Private Save, having cern ge Do. in 5 ib, oanistera Nipe Satour Fuse of suporior quality in barrels Sa ppears. ‘Al of the above will be sold at manvfacturers ohary ELL’S NEW MEDICAL 7 4 r5 " sumption, she recommends it unhesitatingly to all. Ra hosel, he cur part of ree pootfu 7 I R, COGESWELL'S NEW OM “ industriously sewing by the light of a tallow Deisys are dangerous. Make immediate ap; hestien aoe: aad deliver ee r eat a ng DISALr does juat stint 1 claime to do—po m = ap ong Mowat Bees ho ener | betes ‘ote ae or : cornt eos “Phe cuereoter of Dupont’s Powder has been so iteck for them- ey stem al! rial Venous obstract! lb e the day. “ Well! I know ehe would; and | between tith and 12th. or at Stot wrner ith | Welland favorably known fora ha.{ century, that you know [ told you you would have your la bor for your palus on those shirts. I used to be just so conscientious whon I first began to street and Penn. avenue. ee ee as NEW FURNITURE STORE, i be obtained from any drug - Avenue and 7th street ; algo, at Calver'ajcqpar 1288 scriptive Curculars eee A ve 0 lo. gist who bas tris valuable medicine for sale. R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL f Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward- ine Mehorany, Walnut, and Cherry, Jonny Lind Fine == Be be * we deem it unnecessary to say anything in its praise. .. +, LF We take pleasure stall times im showin, DEB, and btyle of packages to sportamen ‘and ae a Metso mals ey Seghbore. i it didn’ reeei took . ¥ i tand R ood Etrgeres, Ladies’ Cab- | the New Medica’ 5 " Mer Mcageas Kihege aeons a ford | TURE eae HOU SE CUR NON ee URNE | others Office No. 35 High street, immediately ad aieets and Wiatnat sien re wicks ike toneonsior ten Seer ioeliattaie “A 4 joining t ridge. n are vine Mah Att nuts id a . Beir a ae pie Petr of pants. 1 shall get | SoUnen ged selling lover teen any other MAHE PEOPLE'S COFFEE POT. Fils solid Oak Marble top aud otier Cottage Gham. | a ee istic half a dollar for making them. Now, do you cali before purchasing. Our motto is, T —_ ber Sets. suppose I am going to put in as many stitches. | “ ut - . Acut -gee, $1; Chroniodo., wick Sales and Small Profits.’”” Fine Mahogany snd Walnut Dressing and other SALT. Acute paok-s i i 7 Tree of expense, on Lovers of good coffer, eali and examine this cel- Bureaus and Sideboards, Family do. 94. Een aie Bree of expos — and take ag much pains with them as I would id Furniture taken jeer cnenge for Deyo, guratedartile.” Is thc osly Cutfoo Put, evar = | Vine Mahogany anvd other Chairs of every deverip- receipt of price. Invaiide with oh if L was well paid for my work? NotI. [ an 20-ly Odd Followa’ Hall that. | Yertse the seme time is very economical, requiring Fine Biarbie top, Contre, Sofa, and other Tables, age. pC. TAY slight my Pe all that I rade ae it Pre: SE WING MACHINES aly two thirds she quantity of collee used in the | Fine te ines: cat reacts Were Laveen | pookst-. Phila. 3 Sent a yood appearance, and by doing so For w $35. At E. HUGHES'S CLorHine Store, corner of 13th street and Penn avenue. ‘Thiz ered is just the thing for family use. it sews with two threads and makes the dowble lock-tught stitch. strong wud durable, that wiil not rip if every fourth stitoh be out. Warranted as good in evary respect as the high price Machines. Callaud seeit. — ja l0-Im 2 " 4 ja2 next to Star Uffve. Ax wamiionte Gobs hah SASH BLIND, AND DOOR DEPOT, SeOTNBOW Sasi earl Nae eben City, Town,and Viigo R. COGGSWELL’S NEW ME ALT i burn & Co, Glasees, &o. My purpose is to sell as cheap as any other person in Washington, on 48 favornble terms ; and I fetter myself that no person wishing to purchase will be disappointed if they give = esl Qu it-tf mmausge to earn fifty cents aday. Now how how much do you suppose the cloth in these Pants cost?’’ ~ Ido not know; it seems to be very fine and soft. It must be rather expe: jive, is it not?” «Well, you know, my husband used to be a tailor; and tbat is the way I came to learn the ‘Nchwartze. 48 &.F: Cieeell, A by K. Cr 5 nd 6B. Barnard 3 Son Bridge ard —For SaLe—A splendid parr of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWEL- fered at low rates, fur oash. Al-o,a larce lot hat woul # xandria by Peel trade. Iam a pretty good judge of cloth, und RY, PANSY GOODS, SPOON a ore oneenatlog s of which we ore offering &t rates Bi Dru ciate were’ ging pt EY I know well enough that this cloth never cost GOLD ‘CHAINS, BRACELETS, Boss ty 8 f.8. ni thelow price of $1.75 oxsh emt cut phy siaian, noo shouid fail to try the New over a dollar a yard at wholesale—now that’s EAR RINGS, WATCH and CLOGK So do., 2M svyci.s, * 1.50 cash | fault, only the present noni Sait. a Ss; *COCESWELL NEW 33 say for the pattern, and don’t take three Wrens fo 4 c ee K for $1.0; S do. 21.6 by 6.6, oa acne secieine ohn te MEDICAC Sacre! le 3ly yards—then the trimmings never cost over 25 | V4" OF TP, Sr J. ROBINSON Gir, 32,6 by 6M «& Co.’ - cents, whieh, with the making, makes $3 75; anil to-morrow they will lie folded upon Clin- ton’s shelves, with a little card tied to them marked $7; and if the man who buys them finds fault with the price, and finally “beats down” tu $6.50, he will be told that those pants are he above work is equa! to any in the Distriot forthe same money. Allwe ask 18 for those in want of the above articles to ca!| and examine and sstisfy Yourselves that they sre well worth the money. 2 Auction Rooms. ja SI Im 349 Pa. av,. oppo. Browns’ Hotel. 4 OTHER NEW BOOK BY M'SS BK A‘ R—Father and Daugh Portraiture the Life, by t x ES ¥, aby te ion of Unmarried Life '.S.—They will be suid on reasonable tupe for Sper <ahsabniiorily anderen rt Pin CeAnues ae To B. Sonan.) Corner of Third Strect and Penn. Avenue. S GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR a CRESRIESEM AR: T MAR—Proteocted by Royal ters Pat land. and seoured by the of the Eoole co Pharmawe de Paris and the Empermi Co! lege of Medicine, Vienna. & iso, Glazed Sash ofall sizes constautly on hand at 2 di . Opposite Centre Market. i lacs uid H.W. HA TON & CO, l volume, ernoo: .@ for relaxation, 8 § RE E 5 ; j id 1s & tonic. Ethel’s Love life. a novel, by Margaret J. M. ORE NEW JEWELRY.—1 have just re ation. and isatonic. | a i 5 ts; that 3. IVE ceived iarge stock of new and fashionable r ‘No.2 completely eradicates hose dient theese aay to his, cal a fer rr oy novel, by A. J. H. Duganne, { 5 EWELRY that nla plac out very soon, ween 2 Ee seer ae disoaser that have been hitherto pnened oy oars sort of stuf Oh, 1 know how the rich and |} *JEm6 3 ores for sale “I Call namediately for good bargains at sve | Sorts Ge seen inthis counby, a ia- } No.3 has entirely suppianted the injurious use well-to-do people of this world make their FRANKLIN PHILP Penn avenue. re —_ fore selected by the muon is- Fa croury, thereby fearing to the. “ Vani, Y ‘ Pr artes ytedig rey fink Tee cokint a St poekeeller Sate en ath and Toe = wee tcncca au will t 0.1. 2,and 3, sre prevared od tn the Wu ASHINATO! 3 - id te or Bn. people are made on purpose to help them get W438INGTON AND ALEXANDRIA. ‘cer below the a8 form of & lozenge. devoud of ta = honk on getrich. Now Mr. Clinton, you know, is the ON THE ROUTE 4G A mark bay: cari ad Sn Ae ee aa as fret merchant tailor in town; he is getting tied here ee te ee wil.on FRIDAY, and above alla quantity of Ge: Casrsa ty Valpone. Lali — Koux, cog rich fast enough to turn bis head almost. the avo! ‘ able for tran ting lable u Price each, cases What enormous profits he makes, because he the foot of King street, V1 ngs with. He just rolls it AD ite a ile Maen over and over, it aceuwulaies very fast, | ee eaten as but it ia my opinion he had better make a little sasuller profit, and pay the poor women in bis cach axeee 3¢ and in 9:7 enaen, whereby thors ss has capital to ; . Wholesale rel punk Ow.th Fins cuacReeh cee | All REPAIRS neatly done, and al! orders prompt- ly attended tedious omnibs ‘Thesemar ‘to any part of the ones § paced tnd adarcosed sooording I +y ence of being de- | Second Car Qe | os ae stractions writer. =—— Spicy & little more for theit long weary day the dangers of the ENouEW Fagor’ ‘te. | To MY FRIENSO AND THE PUBLIC. of t looks to me alittle too much like 10-tf P. ROP. MENAGHITIST HATH DRESSER, For Lapigs ND GENTLEMEN, Long Bridge 4th and p we to Alexandria 2X cen Fare from sot aven = re eser. ; ia?l- = ee corner o1 INTER CLOTHING getting rich on blood money.’” SUPERI oe UALITY, “1 fe not thiak or mean to be so hard with us Mrs. Clark. [ar sure Mrs. Clinton adding to my stuck of thie va ould name TOLLE od CHINAS , cheaper than they have’ ever been sold in thie city—sets of 44 picces 808: per First Cisse ve orders or wait upon ladies aud gen | f,, 94: TUMBLES 8s low as 40 cents ae. | Over Conte, does not seew like a penurioas woman. I felt rae their homes to execute orders for th gi k call examine st No. 313 Peun. avenue, | sock © sorry to have her think bard of me; I have between 9th and Lith street ‘den 6m Busiuese Cos! ie JOHN MoDEVITT. seen the time when I was not obliged to be so Te Pret © i r i eee tS. ae UFFALO ROBES! BUFFALO ROBES | Doessin Pants, articular about a» few sbillin, I dislike to . BUFF BRUBES": Fancy Cassunere Pants, Sppear mean, but mont of all do feel hurt cgane ld DINE Or. wie La ba rom St. Louis 8 | Usior Pants. &c. when people betray distrust of the honesty of eceived fi t. ri 7 P. NENNING, IP abe large lot of superor B Hy ROSES, wheb First Claas my purposes ; it hurts my pride to take a cent Lessons in Arenitectaral and Ornamental Des) note tf ~ | they are selling very ab . Velvet Vesta, i i ish } ‘hg, Engineeriog and Mechanical Drawin Ul in sad Sa MeGUIRFE & OO. Suk Cloth and Cazeimere wh Ay that is paid to me grudgingly. Ob, I wish peo Wea eae uyenas sae Micghanionl Drawing “overs, : Sik UNS Frscorving Vesta, | Srehne Sa ple would believs we above dishonesty im.any SRY FINE WATOHES.—I have now 9 oFaiocks ty th third story of Agenoy Blook, corer | NY pgs sh tS! Cy ravelling eee. shape. and I think it is calling persons honesty y ee el rer UD and 31 of ath am eg trees a inte question to dispute bis price Don’t you!” Suurte, “1 don’t know about that, , NG AND BOYS" tional SECOND CLAS® hia 2 : =. UGTION. ra. Grey; if | Cire) rae ttetoes offer then very Pror “oun ¢ Sau EEL, Orgapist aud ‘Tongues and Sounds Tey ay, lik it migh ’ toh H, kegs, cH , - the Coa sity have inde a gret | Sisk hee xo.won._ | feed eaiteg aea eve eaab | ESE itr am ene As as a A eres many dishonest people, and I suppose that SECOND NUTICE. oatramen Musio-—the Oren. ano d Ne ouige : dishonest people bave made a great many To THOSE OF Ourcastomers who have set- Jeo: elt Le, a — of the customs of society. It is hard, in these | tied their acooun's we express our thanks, Re, cnausororecait interested Se the oot wi tot aos 8 re NTKREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. to ess made by he He cau th Oorne! ONKY se LOAN om STOCK SECURITIES) oe emeee pnowagns.pay KEES state tu thuse who have not done them tone ot cane, 05 we Wonk mmuey For the future easn will be reeui ‘all except those and punctaal days, to do business fairly and conscientiously. We dou’: know who trast, and we must expect to be distrusted oursolves, I have made up wy wind that I will work secording to the pay I mean to earn all I get, but these low C3 Cartinte Sov cig a BURCHELL, jaa onrner Ist" st. and Vermont avenue. Lg. c. Lamak. be either a, No. £4 Penn. Me Sa 21imn js MOTT. 3. L, a¥YEyY. aid oan avenuty or = even : AMAR, MOTT & 1 UTORURYS-AT-LA®, | | 00K FOR THE “GOLD — Sees have teugh ¥ WILL HE DO WITH IT?— a A ; “remervies t me to stretch my conscience AT 3 Hour 5 and A Yoxt_received. « a, Set del Tat goad Teme fn a hi saptiptobaities ey eK phat hp seh iconiee diam Per ras aaa wae oe, nan GIT Clivtos, aWEan MACASSAR 7 tas ris teil | deat 44s Pa. ove. oppoarte Eire woods’, as 5 Tho wilf stand abd Jow you out of ball @ dull AND’ MACASSAR OIL atqigaes So la