Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1869, Page 4

a ee ENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. &c., Te-Night. THRATRE.—Boucicault’s great Dark.” Nariowat erama, “After MercenoTT Hatt. —Miss Jeanie Busk. the favorite camtatrice, assisicd by the Parepa-Rosa ‘Troupe. CANTERBURY HaLt.—Thegrea: Frenob Can- an, and Impenal ballet troupe. ConcRecational CHURCH — Lecture Rev WC Y jeter. ‘Years Amoug Little Wandere: ——-+—___ we THE PooR IN THE Ssvenr@e {evening an adjourned meeting of the association formed last week in the Sevea™ Ward tor the relief of the poor, was beld at St. Paul's Chapel—Rev. Anthony Bowen in the ebair. Mr. Charles Hendley, who had been elected president at the preceding meeting, ten- ered Bis resignation on account of business and cases of destitution spokea wa received from Varnell & Myers, offering to donate 3°0 pounds of beef to the association. and a com ‘Was appointed to receive it and a vou of thanks tendered the donors. Mr. Hendley a resolution. which was z the thanks of the poor of the Mayor and City Councils, ‘obs who so liberally con- eury of the Provideat Aia liet Of the poor of the city. id Miss Cornelia Gibson were tors of the Provident Aid So- Appropnation was made for tne bread to be distribatsd wich the cuOn papers were ordered *> be hands of certain ladies of te Adjourned. —__+—_ WerkIncwgy’s ASsenty —At an informal the above association, held Last Jounerl chamber of the City Hall. BO quorum be.ug present.) the ercteatials of comes MeWithim:. R. Ey hwell, Alexandr d William Taylor, as delegates ne-cutters’ As-ociation, were pre- Ted toa special committe, who Society for the ‘Abrom Dyson 2 ¥ Teported them back a properly Tedited, and they thereupon took seis as members of the Astembly. Consid-able coa- vereations! debate ocearred about the non-at- temdance of delegates from certain Trade Tniwes. the resu't of which was the appoint- meat by the Chair of commitices to wa't upon the d.lerent societies and represeat the neers. ¥ of their delegates beng regular in attend. ance, as follows -—George U. Cook, (the Presi- to visit the Bookbinders” Assoctation; MacMurray. the Coacbmakers’; Mr. Tay- e Granite Cutters’; Mr. McUatbran. tae a MARRIAGE ON A STEAMBOAT. -On the re- turn trip of the steamer Vanderbilt, Captain Colmay. trom Aquia Creek this morning, were scouple of parties with matrimonial intent, | but whose wishes met with such opposition in the Old Dominion as to prevent tuem from emg accommodated at home. Their names are Mr. A. ones and Miss Caroline L. V. Farmer. of sylyamia county. Va, Soon Afier the arrival ot the Vanderbilt at her wharf im this city. Mr. King. an attache of the boar, was dispatched for the license and a mantster. both of which be procured. when the Parues were married about nine o'clock this Morning, m the Indies’ saloon of the steamer. | by the Rev. ©. ©. Meador, of South Washing- ton. The Vanderbilt seems to be a favorite ‘emer for these experiments, as this makes he third marriage which bas occurred on foard within the past month or six weeks, ————— ‘TRE MAYOR ADINTERIM eCieveD.—l* will Ye remembered that, pending the munteipal troubles after the June election of iast year. the conservative members of the councils dis- ted the validity of Mr. Bowen’select d ted Mr. Thomas E. Lioyd mayor at iuterin. Lloyd accepted and took an oath of office i ‘ince the settlement of the muni- iva, Tepeatedly asked to be for- mally relieved by the authority that claimed the power to clothe him with the offi, The Taembers of the councils had a mu Tuesday night, at which Alderman resided and Alderman Morsell acced as wecretary, and resolutions were adopted thank- ang Mr. Lloyd for the readiness with which he accepted the oflice when reqursted to do so by bis fellow-citizens. and Telieving him formally 11 Sarcher responsibility ia the premises seco esslenly SERIOUS CHARGE.—A few days sine> Detco- ves Levy aud Newmau, of the S cree Se>- + Bureau of the Treasury Deparime ing been informed that arestiursni kesper te cocner of (th street wrat and Es ‘, Michael Breen, had been passing coun “1: money, informed Col. W. P. Wood, ef of the Secret Service Burean, aad by bis ers they worked up the case. by sending men to Breen’s place with one uoilar motes to ge drinks, apd im each case they received three counterte.t twenty-five cent notes in changs. Breen wa; then arrcsted aud upon searching Ess premises other counterfeits of the same venomimation, were found. The accused had ® preiimmary trial yesterday before Justice Smith, aud gave bai! for a turiber beariag. bees Tae Kiver Froxt—The repos from the river frowt ate not as yet very brisk. the se eral vessels bave rea. hed poct within the Ins week bay's Wharf—Arrivea—: tell, Heayor, from Quan market. Gre Pr wh wood for mrake:: € Baltimore, with wood u rs. Thomas Car- wih wood to~ mM ‘{nsat'co, H, Peiry, trom market. ed, Schr. Pawnee, ‘@., With Lumber tor 1 from Norfols, Son: and abont schoousrs from York ri An interes*ng euverisinmentwes given laste veninz by the citi- zens of Indiana at Vuion League Hall. A large bomber of ladies and gentlemen were present, meluding Speaker Keprevenatives W State ano their fami c and sing’ Speaker Colfax and otber-. Goddara SOpgrsted that the association give a “Hy sser D.nner” on the id of March; aad on motion of 7e¥. & cominitire of ous fromeaca Dis- appointed ato eoa- ton sud Teportatthenextmecting The e Vien adjourned to meet in (wo weess, same place. Bios day a larg the Mayors office for laying brick pavements. grading, trimming, 4c. for the current year. ‘These bid= were to have been opened on roposition being .aen pend- is to egalize the use of Vth instant, but a to-day, whe a tory = ropoais were im, but in conse, nence of the Mayor being otherwise engaced, they were dot opened at noon GErwan Sooore Saitors’ Usion.— ET oe above Union was Reid list Hall, Seventh street; Vice President Captain Jenk in the chair, Resola- sons of congratulation on the electton of Gen Sburz trom Missoari to the United Stites = adopted. A committee, George Kand., Zimwe ‘Were appointed to represent the if arrangements for the iaauguration eral (ran! - Ligror DEALERS’ AssoctaTtIoN.— A meet- ‘wz of this association was held at Trades’ Union Hall yesterday afternoon, which was largely atiended. Several persons pored and elected to members! preciate those WBo have con'ributed to its support im pref- erence to those who bave shown no disposition to aid the society in ite endeavors to maintain the rights of American Pp.” v. Benjamin Newton we. for thirty-six yeare a member of the timore Cou ference. and passed resolut‘oas ex their appreciation of B'm, and the fae ‘Which the event of bis removal bas a ——_.—_—_ Scppex Deatu.—Abdoat noou colored woman. named Mary Martn, with Ber father on New York® avenue, fell on the floor, and the family hearing the noise went to ascertain the cause. and found her suffering with convulsions. Medical asz'siance was sent for, but befere the physicians arrived the woman was dead, having, ia the opinisa of the physicians, died from apoplexy. —_e——_ Oxance or Lancusy Fo ecnage oy nhnak ored map, named James was - ed by Detective Coomes yesterday, charged wun tae laroruy of two hofees from the stable of Lewis Clephane, the horses belonging to J. S. Jones. Justice D. KR. Smith held nim to bail for bis appearance to-day. —_.—__ Lovmrany Exencises.—The Irving Literary at Association will meg: to-morrow evening ‘We Council Chamber, City Hall. The subject which now agitstes the public mind. that of ake ierge cT@Ws gO Lo see bim nigbtly. Wig! & : SH esa ah RIGHT: ADJOURNMENT SINE DIB At the time of the close of our report yester- day afternoon the Convention nad under dis- cussion the resolution sudmitted by the Basi- ness Committee, “that a woman's government ‘was worse than a white man’s goverament * &c., which was amended by Mr. George T. Downing, “that the privilers to cast a bullot, saying who shall goveTu us is an individaal right not restricted by the color or sex of the inai vidual: is one which cannot justly b+ with- beld on the plea that another individual is unjustly denied the same; that it is the daty of every Bonesty consisient lower of jastive to urge the securing of that rigutizaoring sex and color, everrthough they be disfranchised thein- se tatno Oe roe rye agree thata person would ,if given their right, abuse it and witbold the same on the assumption, bat that they should be secured in the same and be held responsible for the abuse thereof.” amendmentand original resolution were discussed by Messrs. Hinton, Dowaing, Pick- D: Purvis, and Miss Anthony, Mrs. Dr. Walker. and Emily B. Stanton, after which, ‘Upon 8 vote, the amendment was adooted. A series of resolutions were then offered and adoptes, denouncing the proposi'ioa now pending in Coneress to abolish elective gov- ernment in the District of Columbus. as it tsads to make the disfranchisement of tne 2.00) women of the District perpetual: earnestly re- commmenaing to the friends of eqral satrage in all the States to call conventions at their re. spective capitals during the sessious of the Legislatures. and that commits bs appointed to memoria those bodies on the subject of imapartial suffiage alike for mea and women, and that as far as possible able and enruest women. as well as others, optain a hearing before them, te ure the neci sity apd justice ' of their —ciayms. That in demanding the batiot for the disfran- chised classes we do not overlook the logic fact that it includes the right to be voted for, and we know no reason why ® colored maa should be exeluded from a seat in Concress. or A woman © ther, who possesses suitable capa~ bilities and has been duly elected; that we cemand of rhe Government. and of the public cpinion also, that the women and colored poo- ple shall choose their own occupations and he paid always equally wita men for e-jual work: that it is our duty to sustain the various jour. nals now existing North, South, East, and West, that advecate the doctrine we inculette and ea¢eavor to engraft upon tae governmental policy of the nation. Aadresses were then made by Miss Anthony. Miss Julia Archibald Holmes. and Mr. Wolit auer whieh the Convention adjourned till seven o'clock p. m. At the Rive session, the general qnestion of woman's suffrage was discussed at some length by Mrs. Annie Kingsbury, of Vineland, N. J., Mrs. Sterrett, Mrs. Butler, of New Jar- sey, Mr-. Mott, Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony, aud Parker Pillsbury. Miss Anthony submitted resolutions, which ‘Were acopted—That the vital principles of the woman's < uffrage movement is not the use of the clectiv+ franchise, Dut its possession asa check against legal and social tyranny; that Ditherto governments among men Rave «1 ly failed, ax well in republics as in monare! 8nd despotisme. their history heing but a seri of revolutions, bloodshed, and desolation: that Ademocracy or republicanism which proscribes aud distrauchises one-half their ciizene for their sex and another for their color is a con- tradiction im terms more off-nsive and hard-r to be borne than despotism itself under its trae name. and vastly more dangerous by its sedlac- lve infiuence te human well-being; that demand s the only sssarance of national per- Pevuity and peace, as well as @ measnre of juctice and right, that in the reconstruction of the Government suffrage shall be on loyalty and intelligence. and no where be lim- red by odious distinctions on account of race, color, people or sex. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton (white,) and Dr. Robert Purvis (colored,» were sppointed a committee to prepare a petition to Congress in bebalt of universal suffrage:and Mrs. Josephine Grifling and Bishop Moore were appointed to wrepare an address to the people. Mrs. Josephine Griffing and J. H. Crane were ap- Pornted a committee to publish the proceedings of the convention; whieh thereupon adjourned eee ee Universal Peace Union. A =pecial meeting of the Universal Peace Society wns held this affernoon at 2 o’clo.k at Union League Hall. The hall was about half iul!,and among those most prominent in at. te wiance were Alired H. Love, Prof. J. K. H. co, Lucretia Mott, Deborah L. Batler, Lavinia ©. Dundore, Josephine S. Gritfiag, ali of whom are officers vi the so: 1e’y. The mreting was calted to order by Mr. Al- fd H. Love, of Philadelphia, Presiden’, who stated the obyet to be to develope the peaceful wature and noble impulses of man, and to cul- vate among human kind better feelings to- wards rach other as well as among nations Far icularly, Re said was it for the purpose of ou sideaing our relations with th» Indians aad with England concernioz t!. Alabama claims, that the special meeting was h-Id. In coaclu- sion he called upon Mrs. Catherine S'ebo.n:, of Michigan. to ae: as S*creiary. Mr. J. B. Woilf, of Colorado, addreseod the cou vention. —_—>—_ ‘TRE CoLonization Society.—The Board of Directors of the American Colomization S2- ciety clo ed their se2sion last evening at tneir rooms, corner of 4); streetand Peansylvania avenve. Steps were taken to reuder effective co-operation with the government of Liveria in furnishing additional facilities fo> general education in the settlements of the Republic. The ty have several hundred applications for pasoages from this country, and the ship Golzonda, which will be dispatched in May next, Will Bave a full complemeat of passen- gers. Sea WREcK OF 4 ScHoonge.—Itis Teported that the schooner Gowan, Capt. Phomas P. Gain: non, which left Fay’s wharf in this city. a fe weeks since, with a load of iron for Philad- Adelphia, was wrecked on Monday night last ot Absa.om Beach, while 0a a yoyaze irom Pailsdelpbia to Baltimore with a load of coal. She was cut throug with the ice, aud san to the bottora of the river, adepth of several tata- oms of waier. » Treasurer Provident Aid Society, ackaowleazes the following re- ceipts: From Anthoay Bowen for collections Interior Departmeat—Judge J. H. Hotges, $ Jobn M. Thateber, $1. From Dr. Peter Park $25; Judge J. W. Wright, $5; O.car Hough. Mr. 5. Aman, sundry celiections, $40.5. Sur- geon L. A. Eawards for office of Surgeon Gen- eral, $32.50; C. Birge, $5. iy Tue Commissionersmir oF THE Srxta Warp —The Mayor this morning appomted Mr. Williain 2. Dobbins Commissioner of Im- provements of the Sex'h Ward in place of Mr. Stepben Plumsill, removed. Mr. D. enters on ce, reheving Councilmen J. H. bes been filling the position for days THEFOLLOWI™ transfers of real estate have 0 F street — brick house on Congress’ sire-t, George. D. C., owned by Benjimin Dury, Es: aud cold to Col. Robert P. Doge tor $12,500; two trame bouses un Chestuat streot, sold to A. D. Mackenbur, owned by S. A. Lambert, for $1,100. been made by P. A. Darneilie, oO —_s—— Free.—This morning at 9\; o'clock, an alarm of fire was rung for box 52, corner of Zid and L street; fire being discovered in the frame hovse owned by Michael Ryan, and oceupwd by Milly Nolan, Ann Simms, John Newman, and Henry Burns, originating ina defective stove pipe, loss about $3. The fire depart- ‘Ment was on the spot prpmptly. Piette > tain PRoTRACTED MrsTING.—At Wesley Chapel Mission corner of 9th and S tract meeting was commen: night, which is still im progress; a number of seekers of religion coming ferward nightly, Qnd several conversions have been reported. Jeera ee ASSAULT amp Batrery.—Yesterday, Officer Kueas arrested Vincent Dockett for assaulting Mary and Be was committed to jatl in default of bail to Keep the peace. James Gar. risom, arrested McOolgan for 7 Come ar extending until August 3d, 1671, the rights and conferred tats road of Ricomily of Fevraary 90, 136i, St THE cov! ‘ UNITED STATx8 SurReMe So ~~ our: was occopied yesterday wi case the Obtcago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Company, appelices, vs. Asahel Emigh. Tois cxse involves the liability of the railroad com- panies to Francis Stevens for the useof his car brakes. WIT CouRT, Judge Olin. —To-day, in the ch ‘olie; judgment by default, Same ve. Van Hook; do. Bam! ‘vs. Furst; do. Stone vs. Brintnall; discontinued. Kerner vs. Walker; on motion of Mr. Terry tor Plaintiff, leave given to withdraw. Crawford ¥s. Mayor, &c., of Georgetown: motion of Mr. Matthews, that he should not be required to plead, denied; and, on motion ot Mr. Crawford, defendan: ordered to plead. CenamaL Court, Judge Figher.—To-day. District Attorney Carrington argued the motion of Mr. Hinkle in the case of the United States ys. Read & Reynolds, to quast the it jictmea! for a conspiracy to defraud the postmaster of the United States. Eqcrry Court, Judge Olin.—To.day, Key- ‘worth agt. Taverns: order ccnfirming trustee's report of sale. i THE Commnc Wowan.—There are quite a number of noted women attending the National Female Suffrage Convention, wo have not heretcfore appeared as advocates of the cause. This indicates its growing importance, aud shows the intentions are to obtaia for it such strength as not euty to demand, but command the attention of legislation, Its udvoestes are sanguine of ultimate success. Among those referred to above. we notice Mrs. Victoria C Woochuli, who bus ror many years prophesied the coming ef great and inidamental reforms in the Constitution and Government of this country, ind who now believes these changes are near at hand, and the result tobe attzimed, A system bared upon equal rights to all, irre spective of nationality, color, sex, and admin. istered in Sternest justice, securivg freedom of body, mind, ani oul to every living being. Mrs.” W. possesses a commanding inteliec’, refinement, and remarkabl+ ex- ecutive ability, and will undoubtedly play & conspicuous part in such changes should they come; that she is creating an tmpression is apparent from the fact that several Iradiug papers contain articles regarding her; if those our attention has been called to indicate her peculiar talents, she will certaimy form a prominent character in coming years. Nhe is also deeply interested in several great puotic enterprises, snch as the removal of the dtuger- ous obstructions to navigation, known as Hel! Gate, eievated railways, the’ pneumatic dis- patch, and anew system for pters and ware. Bouses adapted to the “tides.” She igtends re. maining here daring the present jon of Congress im the interest of these rises, Possessing the acknowledged talent she may sppropriately be called “Phe Comiog Woman.” ——— HEAr FvgL.—Messrs. Gleason & Glenn witi offer for sale, at Ray's dock, Georgeiow a, morrow atil o'clock a. m., 1.200 tons of Can berland coal, waich will be the first of a series of sales proposed to be held at this depot upon the last Friday ofevery month. Th>inauen- racion of these sales by Messrs, Gleason & Glenn is of vital importance to every consai of this imdispensable article of fel. As thi coal will be sold in lots to suit heayy or m. erate consumers, all who use it are equally i terested. We hope there will be a large attend. ance to welcome this new enterprise. oe Dericactes.—J. W. Moore & Co., wholesale and retail dealers iu foreign and domestic fruits. nuts and contectionery, 451 9th_ street, Dave just received a fine lot of fresh Malaga grapes in five-pound kegs for tamily use; aiso, some delicious imported almond fig paste. UITY ITEMS. preset Fans,—Opera Fans received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No 46 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street. dpi y allay Pulmonary Irritation. The freedom trom ail deleterious ingredients makes the Troches fe rm medy for the most delicate female or ovngrst child, and has cansed them to be he highest esteem by those who ‘ — have to-day marie? down my unrivalled assortment of Overc ats for gentiemen, boys and children to anout cost, im some cases below cost, as I wisu to co! them out. The asscriment is neariy corm» and of desirable kinds. But one price 4. asked, and no less taken Gio, C Hex 4 No. 511 Seveacb si ieee aes Go To Taz GREAT AvcTion Sate of CUMPERLAND CAL, By Givasou & Glena, On the 22d instant, At Ray’s Docks, Georgetown. patie ees Like RxovLaTion Degss PaRaDE—The teeth shou Id al ways bescrapulously clean aud tree trom blemish. Keep them in this condition with the incomparable Sozodont, ant when they are vetorans in the service they will still beas “good as new.” OSPALDING’s Give” 1s mdispensarie in every Well regulated bonsehoid, se Se Corns, &0.—Dr, White, Sarzeon Ohiropodist, of tweive years’ practical *xperience in the United States and Canadas, aud escabiished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets, since I-tl, successfully teats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Ciub and ingrowing Nails, and other diseases of the fect without Pam or inconvenience to the patient The shoe canbe worn with ease immediately after the operation. Refers to the many eminent physicians, surgeoxs and thousan: of other responsible persons who patronize bis establishment. Hours from 8 a.m. to6 p. Owing to press of business at oifice Dr. White is unable to visit patie ats at their resi- dences except bet w nd 8 p.m. eee ee Docror J. H. THomMPson SAS 2a4O"RD his office aud Tesidence trom the First Ward w Massachusetts avenue, betwees Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, inmediately east of Four- teenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m., and from 4toT p.m. Hours of attendance at the Woman's Livspital, from 1 to 2p. m. every day, Sunda ed. 10,3 ALLEN LUNG BALSA“. It selts every where and gives satisfaction, Bead the following extracts from letters: PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. ‘This old and well ku F medy, which has ac- quired a w ADVICE TO YOUNG MARR Forays for Young Me: Dise: HALL’S VEGETABLE RENEWE! Renews the vitality of the scalp. Benews the hair to its original color. Bevews the nutritive matter which nourishes the hair. Renews the braeh, wiry hair to silken softness. Renews the grewth of tne hair. the sppearance of that are Bald is & epiendid hair 41 1. Ho O11 Ytoclog up the pores. chews ALL &CO., Nashua, WB ., Proprietors. jal3-2m MEDICAL NOTICE. | Da Ele oronad aot SEAT Pore treet. GEORGETOWN. ge es Affairs im Georgetown. List oy Lerrers remaining in the Post Of- fice, Georgetown, D.C, January 21, I> Ladies’ List —B-nson Mary Ann: Susan; Felte Miss Rosina; Haut ) Hammond Hannad; Luckett Mrs Grub Mrs Jane; Popkins Miss M Mires Cl a, Stevens Mrs Oscar; T! Etizsheth; Thomas Mre; Wood Miss Annie col; Williams Miss Mary O. Ge ilemen‘s List.— Arrington Joseph; Brown * ipman George O; erett PF: Hughes. ‘d George W; Or- tazus Peter; Potter John, 2; Phillips Jona H; Reagan Dennis, 2; Saxton Major S W; Wash- ington G; Wil col; Wood ward Geo 2 ‘son George, Oax HILL Cawergry.—We understand that toe recent article im reiation to this Uemetery to which we referred yesterday, was no: pub- lished by the committee (Messrs. Hyde, King and Kortz,) butthe report of the committee to the company .was simply embodied by the writer in his communication. ACCIDENT.—About noon yesterday, a young man from Washington, named John Miller, who visited Georgeio: ‘was walking on Davidson's wharf, and tripped bis foot acci- dentally against a pile of hoop poles aud foil. fracturing bis right leg below the kuee yery badiy. He was assisted to the station-house by partes who witnessed the accident, and Dr. Peters was summoned. who bandaged the injared limb; atter which the su‘lerer was removed by (iicer Sabastian to his home, at the corner of Sih and DV streets, in Wash- ingvon. TAR WAR on Lrovor.—The police are still on the lockout for dealers who are selling Lqver by the «mall without license, aud have already brought ap quiea number, waose fins of Sev each come im yery well just now tor plenish the depleted coffers of the Caven IN.—The sewer on Was! has caved 1 treet, aad is to be inmediniely repaired. Tue repai will be quile extensive ast r twenly deel under ihe suriac- of the ground. Poremac Division Sons oF TemreKance. This Division beld x stated meecing last even. ing, and the regular basine-s was followed by the following exercises: Address by P.G. W. P. O’Niel, of Alexandria; Songs by Jobu Bens ler: Mics A. Fo~er, JE Carnell, and Joshua Eliis, piano solo by Miss Minnie Davis. aad a recitation by Joseph Harris, of Equal Di- vision. THE Coal WHARVES.—The agent of the Conedlidated Coal ny bas owarded a contract for the repairs of the Company's wharves on the river, and the work will be _ pusbed forward at once, INjUNCTION.—The sale of extensive mill property on Water street, which was to hi come of yesterday atternoon, was postpoved, ‘us an 1Djancion on te same bad heen granted by the Supreme Court of the District Se ED Georgetown Advertisements. TOLL RBIDGE AT GXORGETOWN. Hrapavanrens Corr: BR \Jawaary # iain. |. Schofield. Secretary af War compliance with the terms of seo- Major weveral: I. tion 4of an Alexard: ja ( Ve tfally, your obediont servant. eee ye ee OMPHERYS, Brigadier General of Engineers, Comman Ing. Under the above certificate, the Ayueduct Brides is now opew for tra’ ed the chartered tolls 1 collected en and after TUESDAY: Jan Secretary and Treasurer Aleyandris Canal, road and Bri¢ge Company. \OKE FOR SALE—O-ders will be received for CORE iat the Buck aud Stationery store of CO No. Am Brides street, . GEO T. GETTY Georgetown. and Twenty-five (25) Bush tin art of Georgetown lor $3 1bY THOMAS DOW LING, anct.; VALUABLE IMPROVAD PEOPERTY ON WEST SIRFRT. GEORGETOWN. Av AUCTION. up THUKSDAY AFTERNOON. January 2at, 1889, at 4 o'clock, I will © ae Tt re the not Street, between Washington and Seg with e depih of it feec ts a paved alley. Ti site comeict of a tyo story Brich Bou: and Basement, containing 12 room: aad stablein the rear “ with iuteres: Rent of the purvhosss e orpurchaser, mewn CHAS. M. MaTTEEOWS, poemay, fcr owoer. {Courter | THOS. DOWLING, Au a 14 60 KEGB MALAGA G PES, (best brand, For eale at Ne York prices, by - LUMBDON & Co., bet salsstt $3 La. 6th and 7th R. MAURY’S PATENT \GPROVED VOOTH BRUSHES. COMMENTED RY TR MOST EMINENT eos AMERICAN DENTIOTS. Le rom Cheval May rd, A. M., M. D., same “ep. DS) Wasuineron, D.©.5 Acril, 1863.—My Dear Sir: {thiuk 1 have now’ tried your brases pretty thoroughly. Your improvement is one great value ndeed, It ile important. First. It favora tender gume a best brush of tho old kind fails todo.” Sec: ‘The ends of the bristies being made thin, they il! cla se plares mot arcessibie to the old brush—the very places, of all others, where brash- ing is most needed. I shall be very glad if you ea take tascam 5 dealers us son as posel- #7 On sale st the Drug Etores. LILLY & BROTHER, 24 Bonih Shar; Ly 17 KIGLEB BYE WHISK 4 (MARYLAND) FOUR YEARS ULL. Fineat'im the city eo WU TMER, Sold only by . Ja ltl Grocer reet Is selling 01 ck of BOOTS AND shows AT AND BELOW COST, TO OLOSE BUSINESS. STOBE FOR BENT. ja Wn & M. WILLIAN’s. @&% GREAT BARGAINS! 119 Pa. JACOB BOOL, No. 416 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN G AND H. TBIMMINGS worth $1 at 15 centaayard. FRENCH FLOWEBS worth $1 s spray, at 25 cts. BONBETS which soid at 10, 12, and £15, at @5. LADIBs HOSIERY. Lubin’s genuine PERFU- MERY, PARASOLS and UMBEELLAB at cost, as Ic. not wish to Beep these goods any ‘more. CLOTBS and LADIES’ CLOAKS at reduced prices, jag OBMLEY’S CELEBRATED DINING BOOMS, AT NOS. 310,214, 316 AND 320 I STREE’ Between Lith and 16th strer te. WORMLEY Having returned from Paris, is now prepared to furnish Dinner Parties, Suppers, 4c., in the finest style. Be purchased when im Paris a superb Din- which cannot be equalled ip this country. “Sree JAMES WORMLEY. "PSE ATTENTION OF . BLAGK- ee eee woment of goed WkUY @ CO. Voan0, otel ity. BEIGE BEAT Tosh md or oerceay. le conte per jar. aPRIOAN DATES. MALAGA GRAPES. a b dom ee By ao FRENCH & RICHARDSON, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, 334 PENNSYLVANIA VENUE. 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TAKEN INTERNALLY—Baifa teaspo tuted in water ie @ pleasect drink—stime aud strengthening SPPLIED EXTERNALI pfammation, aforde inet STOPS PAIN quicker than morphine form, opium, of aby other snodyue kuows the | world, PEESONS SUBJECT to appoplexy. beart dis- gece. headaches, sudden faintings, shucid keep the Belief near them; a teaspoonfal in water, wiil, i three minutes, remove all difficulty RADWAY’S READY RELIEF IN ITESIMPLICITY AND GEANDEUB R. R. R. We will first consider fn tts capacity as a special ity onr tar famed remedy, Badway's Beady Relief ized throughout the civilized world wader iGcant alliteration B.R.R. 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Poison, Sprain, Strains —, Ache, tne }, Croup, Me annoyances that are consean wooe in overs family. this READY BELIEF will-in & lew minutes, prove its value. If suidenly setned ness. and hi no faith in medicines with st you but wir ctor the Ready Relief will suspend chec ates of the disease at once, and in ninety times of one hundred cure the patient arrives, It can never do barm, bot will alway! ds good j ITS GRAND POWER 1N TEE PREVENTION | 4D CURE OF PESTILENTIAL aD CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. It isin diseases where immediate and absolute | assistance and relief is required wheretn this reme. dy proves its superior, aud wr might say. super. natural power in saving life, and promotiug In cases where E le Diseases, Pestilence. | Small Pox, Fevers, &., exist, this remedy proves the potent power of a disinfectant, neutrallrer and cure No one that uses the Ready Belief when | Asiatic Cholera, Yellow Fever, oid Fever, Small Pox, Diptheria. &c., prevall in acommunity, | Will be selzed with thesd diseases:and if selued | when using it, will be cured if the. direct! are | followed. Bimple as ly is, it possesses the elements of cure of the most vislent’ paratel, | and fotal disensce that scourge tue carta. oe TRE PROPERTIFS OF TRE BEADY RE | LIEF ABE COUNTEB-IRBITANT, RUBEFA | CIENT. ANTI-SPASMODIC, DISINFECTAS ANTISEPTIO, DIFFUSIVE STIMULANT TOAIC, NERVINE, ANODYNE, AST Acip. | about @29 900 per mil ‘ INSURANCE, Nariosat UNION FIBB INSURANCE CO OF WASHINGTON. | CAPITAL. a $1 090,000 | Ofce— No. 71 Louisiana avence, one G0or east o ' Seventh street BO CHARGE FOB POLICIES OB STAMPS. VENCE | Risks taken on the most reasonsbie terms, and | lessee promptly paid. | ARL NAP. President. @ w 5 President. NOPLE D. EAENEB Serta? orisent. eur Pre PUELPS, | CONNECTICUT MUTE u ANCE COMPANY j or BABTFORD, CONN. TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLAKS. GEORGE F. MARBLE, Agent, Federal Block, Boom Opposite Post UMice Bopartment, oct __ Corner 7th and F streets. THE RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or Tus ORITED STATES OF AmERICA, | WASHINGTON, D. c., ot te iy July 43, Ines 8? | CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000 Presitent 8.5 TURNER Washtneton, Aestetant iv - NOIS G. SMITH, MD. Medical Divecter” MEDIVAL ADVISORY BOARD: 3. KB. ES. Surgeon General Calted Stator Fecal eee sir, Wasnington Department D. W. BLISS, M. D., Washington. Advantages offered by this Compa: ties National Company, chartered Uy wre Y by specta’ id up capital of $1,000.00, Fates of prowium. rauce than other com. 7. ay to the Ineared Promiame, so costs only the decteass oa the foll partion): ven Give of the Company ta Wale GENERAL AGENCY ros MARYLAND, DELAWARE, ViK« WEsT VIR: 1A, AND DISTR: OF COLUMBIA. AT THE OFFICE OF JAY COOKE &« Co., FIFTEENTH STEEET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. ay THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AT PAR. NINE HUNDBED AND SIXTY MIi-ne Of the line Weet from Urabe are now completed and the work is going om toreugh the Winter jstance between the finished p. ° the Union and Ceutral Pacific Railroads is now less than 400 miles. aud both compantes are push- tug forward the work with great energy, employ- ing over $0,000 mer, there can be no doubt that the whole GRAND LINE TO THE PACEF! Will be open = Sammer ot ‘The regular Goveramext Commissioners have prouounced tie Union Pecifie Railroad to be FIBST CLASS ip every reapect, Commission appointed by the Presid en ass whole, THE UNION PACIFIC BAILBOAD HAS BEEN WELL CONSTRUCT- BD, AND THE GENERAL RUULE FOB THE LINE EXCEEDINGLY WELL SSLECTED. The energ) and perseverance with which the has been urged forward, and ths rapility with which It bas been exccuted arc withent parallel in ry, and in grandeur and maguitude of under- taking ithae never been eyualled.” The Report concludes by saying that “the ceuntry bas ree sen to copgratulate iteclf that this »reat work of national importance is so rapidly approach- ips completion anéer such faveracle anopicer.’” ‘The Company now have in ase 157 locomotives and Breriy 2.00 carsof all descriptions. A large eddi- tional ¢yaipment is ordered to be ready in the Spring. The grading is nearly completed, and thes distritmted for 12)miles iu advance ot the western end of the track, Fully 18 miles of iron for the new track are now delivered west of the Missouri River, and #9 miles more are x route. The total expe: ditures for of the completed portion of the road is not less then eight milion dollars, Besides 4 donation from the Goverpment of 12.40 ecres of land per mile, the Company is en- titled to a subsidy in U. 8. Boucs on iteline a« ed and excepted. at the average rate of scoo Tding tothe Gifficultics encountered, for which the Government takes « cond lien as security, The Company have al- ready received $2493.00 of this subsidy, being in that have been examined by ted tates Commissioners. GOVERNMENT AID-SECURITY OF THE Buy Ds. By ite charter. the Company ts permitted to is- sue ts own FIRST MORTGAGR BONDS to the same smount as the Government bonds.and mo ‘There Bonds sre s First Mortgage upon the whole road and all iteeyuipweate, Sach a mort kage upon what, for a louc time, will be the only railroad connecting the Atlagtic and Pacitic States, takes the highest rank as aeafe security, The earnings from the way er local business for the year ending June 30, 1888, on an average of 2 miles, were over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS, 3 phe | which, after paying all expenses, were much more or ours, is of more value’ to the Werkl Cane ail | than eoMlcseat bo cover ail tntevest Slabtitiy anes Pee ca oue eicien oere ana | menshe bove teen Quasars: ‘thay seooan tees | months . Rect ge Sfastitartta of tua bleed tee | boom greater if the road had not been taned to ste gether ea ing | utmost capacity to traneport ite own materials for seperation of the w wsaitiee | construction. Theincome from the great passenger. cent cliow Fever it islikesterai | travel, the Ohina freights, and the supplies for the patent: tod with the ascletanceof Raguae's Pint | new Rocky Mountain States and ‘Territories mast Bill protect those exposed from attacks, and.cure | be ample for all interest and ether liabilities. gota ep aL ; Nopolitical action can reduce the rate of interest. be must oa Se REvEL GS Sih Rett | oe ae tot oie aa as cure. nine cont. . Theprincipal is then In tiem, B Gont, ic Doloreux, papebie in enld.. Efabead With, onde aeataas Giereaus Sores | mieaceeeseoee ‘with ‘and Pills, will to cont. gine eurely ig a3 Led — wary inegaty0 Soreramest Gerke thet nantes very alo. | eoreeres meant ies ‘The price for the present is Pa. | Subscriptions will be a } Bectiven mw Wasmincron, sy Fowler & Ce. and in New York At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassas SEW “IMPROVEMENT IN READY anp RELIEF. | J+ Clece & Som, Bankers, No. 59 SEW OOBKS, LABGE BOTTLES. Sitges ‘Ané by the e edvertiond - Bonds sant free, but parties subscribing thrours local agents will look to them for their sate de- dncery. a NEW PAMPHLET ABD MAP Was Is- Fer ores Lj 7 i ii HE