Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1869, Page 2

per te, EVENING STAR. Largest Cirenlation in the Diatriet OSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: c JANUARY 25, 1569. BF READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER ‘Teo Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send im their favors before lv o'clock m. as advertisements received later cannot. be imsared an isertion in ‘TuE Sta of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that bour. With every disposition to accommodate, we fird ourselves obliged to lay down this rule and sdhere to it The New York Jour)! of Commerce ventares upon the discussion of Woman’s Rights,—un- gallantly assuming a position in the negative.— aud holds that «“Itis an upgracious task for any newspap¢ of ABY man to advocate woman suffrage when the women ver are almost unanimously opposed to it.- At present such advocacy in- vites the frowns rather than the smiles of the sex for whose supposed benefit 11 is put forth. ‘We repeat the assertion made by us some time ‘Sg0, that when the women—meaning by that term not the women in green spectacles, nor the women who part their bair man-fashion, nor the women who wear trousers, nor the women | who are capable of standing on a platform and talking for consecutive hours, nor any other iescipating sex as an entirety—when the women of America, we say. py anything like a fair show of their fair hands, demand the bal- lot, of course they will get it But they never wanted it mach: and they want it less year after year. ‘The Joxrnal undertakes to fortify its position by S review of thé praceedings of the Woman's | Suffrage Convention at Washington,—where the same old stagers were on hand that have been beard for years,—but not a single new recruit, to indicate that their opinions are gaping ground. But the Journal is mistaken in supposing that there are no new recruits to the cause. Per- baps the accessions to the number of platform speakers is not large. The women have not been trained to the business of “oratory” from childhood by schoo! declamations and debating clubs, as ts the case with the other sex. But they are coming on rapidly. We doubt if in the whole country there are many.more ready or forcible debaters than Miss Susan B. An- thony, or Mrs. Cady Stanton, or Mrs. Grifing, | or the venerable Mrs. Mott. Uertamly they heid their own aoundantly in the debates with the sterner sex at Oarroli Hall. They lack in gesticulation. A femsle orator with her arms trussed down by s shawl cannct handily appeal to the Heavens with uplifted hands, or point threateningly towards the other king- dom or pound the pulpit. or give force to an illustration by stabbing and scooping the air with tremulous dexter dizit. after the approved style of Ae oratory, ba: we dare say they will nequire these tricks of the trade if they want to Iudeed. Mrs. Mary Walker, in her easy-fitting Bloomer costume, showed how woman cau threw her arms about oratorically equal to any «ump speaker. But the fact that “the cause” is gain- mg very large accessions is shown by the immense uumber of petitions received in Congress from all quarters asking for woman suffrage. They approach in numbers the swarm of petitions that came to Uomgres« during the early agitation of the slavery ques- how, and show that, like that, it is a question that must be met. Port LookovT RAILROAD.—On the 1ith imstamt the imcorporators of the Southern Maryland railroad met im the village of Char- lotte Hall, St. Mary’s county, Md, to take initiatory steps for obtaining subscriptions to the capital stock of thecompany. The follow- ing agents were selected te qpen books for sud- | scriptions: S. W. B. Hutchins and Dr. J. E. Morgan, tor the District of Columbia: B. G Harris, of Baltimore, Mr. Fowler and Wm.O | },. Reeder, for Baitumore city. Prince George's county—W. H. Early aud George Mernck. Charles county—Jeremiah T. Mudd. St. Mary's <ovnty—C. 1. Durant. It is proposed to open the books immediate. | ty, amd ask Congress for the right of way in this District. The road will be about sevent; five miles im length. leaving Point Lookout and passing through the centre of St. Inigoe’s district and through «Factory to Charles coun- ty, Funming parallel with the Patuxent about eight miles west, through Charlotte Hall Hughesvilie, Bryantown, Gallant Green’ thence near Horse Head and Brandywine, | through the “ Woodyard,” Long Old Fivlds,and thence to the Distriet The gentlemen who have this enterprise in charze will go to work immediately; and ©ol. Hutchins bas opened books at the National Hotel, im this city, to re- ceive the subscriptions ef our citizens. ‘The writers who are prepared to advise the surrender of Gibraltar to Sprin, in exchange tor Ceuta, baving found their proposition un- | palatable in England, ride off on the ingenious but sufficiest excuse that, until Spain has a settied government and shows hersel! orderly | and contented, there is no one to give the fort | ress to. The amount of tranquillity and pros- perity {a country like Spain wall for along | time be only a question of degree, so the ques- ton of Gibraltar can stand by, if English pol- iticiams choose, indefinitely. But section of tne Gladstone govermment favors the idea, and it will “work” in men’s minds. The Times, Daily News and one or two other London jour- nals, bave letters every day from Madrid. Signor Gallengs, the Times correspondent, does litle mor than puzzie and mislead. Un- fortunate is the cause he proffers to defend- The {talians are glad of bis absence, and say it ts the only goed thing that can come out of Spanish conspiracies. The proceedings of the Cortes and of the people in the towns are watched with slternate feelings of hope and dread. The story about the order for superseding General Grant when before Vicksburg has | MI now dwindled down to the allegation that or- ders were given for Banks, with his army, to oim Grant, which «would enable the former: by virt ‘This is a borse of another color. While such orders might have bad the effect indicated, iy is hardly probable that the Gevernment, and more especially Mr. Stanton, wonld have taken ‘thus indirect mode of accomplishing the pur- pose of removing an officer The Government | was im the babit about that time of displacing Generals pretty summarily if they didn't suit. and would hardly have taken the trouble to move a whole army for that purpose. This | mode of superseding a General would be about equal to the old Chinese mode of roasting pig narrated by Charles Lamb, i -.. burning the house im which piggy was quartered. Prob. ably the Government favored the junction of the two armies at that time,érom ihe notion that they could accomplish little apart. ee NariOwar Tomatem—Tais is the ast aight ot «After Dark.” Monday evening the Chap- ran Sisters will appear in «Qinderella.” pi ste 1 nae imeeratit From Shillington, Odeon Building, webave Frank Leslie's Magazine tor February. and Hearth and Home for January 30. Shs ate tel ag Jerry Donovan and Fred Bassy are to Right for the amusement of the Chicago Fr nanos 1 Chicago rouzhs, BF Ten years ago California exported barrels of tlour, this year aie bas 1200 epare. SF The temperance avitation in Sweden goes further than it does in this country. by prop. sing & rigorous law to suppress the manuf ture of intoxicating liquors. S7 In 8 late Msine shipwreck the captain his w: saved themselves ch lite-pre- servers, ap je wfoundland dog swar with the baby. og ashore @7 Albert Brisbane, the well-known Fouri- erite, Bas bought a large tract of land in Kan. sas, for a colony of Frenchmen, who will cui. ‘vate the land on the co-operative principle, and also mane facture silk goods. 67 Madame Ronalds, w+ Miss Hoston, Bas won her divores case im Px ts fo Dave 0.000 livres per year aud the c ot Ber chisarea tar. of of his rapk, to supersede Grant: | The - Pog. Wasa:ncron, Jan. 2%— Editor star g47Tvlous old fogy who to te a - The ¥ ttimore Swe Over va'tous letters of and that he is paceing bimee! squad of eor- respondents, there is mo mistaking bis grammar and bis familartwaddle. Tae un is a boon to him. y Bot another paper astendom would admit such drivel; but that paper seems glad to get ony backing in its yaid upon the business iuterests of Wasmingtoc, For years he bas been twaddling away here in bar ber-sbops and on street-corners, to impatient Leteners, Sgaimst the march of modern im- provements, and now he bas absolutely got ine vi print) The Sun wont He does’ Feputable print, bat still ‘Sun won't get rid of him in a harry. ‘Want any more ratiroads to Wash- Good" says the Sun, “your head is «One railroad is enough for us,” says Fogy. “Just what Baltimore thiske? says the Sun, “one railroad is enough —— for Wi ‘s “We are "umbly grateful to Mr. Garrett for giving us this ," says Fy ought,” says the Sua, “Mr. Guardian Angel of Washington. He lays awake nights thinking how he can benefit Washington.” ~ We aou’t want any manufactures in Wash- ington,” says this ‘umble Fogy, “manufactures | are dangerous innovations.” ‘Precisely.” says the Sun, “manufactures are dangerous things for Washington. Baltimore wili take the risk and manufacture for you.” e don’t want any wholesale stores in Washington. Nobody ever heard of such things here in the good old times fifty years 8go.” says Fogy. “Sensible to che lasi.” says the Sun. “You stick to the goed old times. Bal- more will supply you with goods.” | “We don't want any more steamboats neether,”’ says this ‘umble Fogy. “Steamboats resky tbings—unless they are very old. ve got the old m bia and the old Clyde them’s enough for Washington.” « Quite * says the Suz, “quite enough——for this “amble alphabetical corres- ‘writes to the Sun some stuff about not getting dividends on his stock i jashing- tou F street railroad and the New York line of steamers. His stock! This is creamy! If the miserable humbug realiy had any stock in | these lines he would know that the F street road— Washington built and Washington man- sged—has paid dividends for the last eighteen | months, better dividends than the Avenue rail- Toad; and that the Citizens’ line of steamers— also Started by Washington enterprise, and suc- cessfully run by Wasbingtomians—has, de. spite all drawbacks, netted a very band some sum during the past year. But | was Ae ever known to risk a penny in any enterprise started in Washington, or to take part im any public spirited movement,whether of a business, social, or benevolent char- \d_ sneer enviously a ‘| those who bave vim enough to move in Such soulless clods as these do not give as much enterprise and cbaract-r to the Place where they live—or rather regetafe—as so ! Thank God, the few of in Washington are being ‘rapidly el- vowed out ot the by men of some public spirit and force of character! AN Otp Crt17: j BUT NOT 4 PuE-A’ z. ’ W. H. ANDERDON. D._D., will preach ip ®t Patrick's Chnreh TO MOR. 1 (Bunday) MORN ING, at 11 e'clock macs 1. 0. O. F.GRAND ENCAMPMENT.— | ‘The Semi Annual Oommnnicat eld on MUNDAY EVSNING. 2th inetant, at 7's o'clock. | ja33-2t) GOLLEDGE. 6. 8. => CON FIRMATION.—Bishop McILV AINE, Jet Obfo. will adnunt the BITE CONFIRMATION at GRACE CPURCH, Geor, tows, TO MORROW (Sunday) at 7°. o'clock Seats always free RELIGIOUS LBOTURES, 1 aa by Dr. 0. PINKHAM, Hal. SUNDAY, at It mand 2 on the origin of ani their Future. Z> METHODIST PROTESTANT CRORCH. street, between © and F.—Service in this church as w-ual on SABBATH, 2ith instant atiia mart 70 p.m Subject, morning and fventng: The Tranaflgnration,”” by th» Pastor. The public are cordially invited. Featetree. It MI-SIONAKY ANNIVE®SARY OF GUB- _F 8UCH MB. CHUBOH. corner ef 4; ana I Tiicete. will take. place TO. MORO W. Dm. it* THROUGH Unien Lesgus ‘and 7+; o'clock: janets, Man, and moveratevats, te a Se The members of UNION LODGE,No.11,are a Feby notified to meetin their Hall. Navy Yarso ou SUNDAY AFTERNOON. at jock, for the ar pose of attending the fnneral of P.( Si vache term in’ 10 1S MART Bavcer. of sister Lodges are fra FARLAWD, Por Sec. TURN fel thls, cancclat to will be held this association recta. | Union ‘Ballon sth and Est EVENING, Sth instant, st o'clock All member | are earnest juest to Devvent. aa bu-toces of vital importance will be before the mee — 308" ROSEN BERY, President. GEO H. PADDON. Be yozgat" | SIMON WOLF, FSQ. Wu Lecture betore Post Mo. 9,6) A. B., | othe *ohG NHERALDED BRROES.” On TUESDAY, January 25th. at8'p. m., for Relief of Sailers. ‘Adm: 5 ta: Rerorved Seats. 75 conte Tickets for sale by all the members, at Metzerott music store, and at the door on the evening of th Lecture THE COMMITTEE. - MGETING. LANDLOBDS ta meeting of the Landiords of Washington aud Georgetown. hs id on T! ay. the lich f it was **Resolved. That the Land ords of this trict be af fully invited to pone r the protection of th motual interests A constitution will then be su | mitted for consideration ”” Jats e03t FRED. KOONES, Sec’y. | (Sr THN SUNDAY MORNING Ga which will be inencd again | 10-MO) | Will contain a speoch of ELIZABET'T CADY STANTON, Sind © sracter sketches of CHIEF JUSTICY CHASE, SENATOR SUMNER, and | REPRRSENTATIV and also other int resting BOOKS. ADING MATTEK ie (Ce see eubeE rex onruan ANNUAL MEETING of the SHINGTON CITY ORPHAN ASYLUM will take place TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 26, 1469, at 7:30 o’elock At Foundry Methodist Episcopal Charch » OF Wiangeras. at re. . Waal tom, 3d Directress.” Mrs. @. 8. Gideon, Mrs. Wm re. ML | ee HAY o PANORAMA OF FOYT AWD THE tifal Exhibition at Wes - ner of oth and ses eee SUES, | for Adulte; 0 Conte oe ia ast GC CATHOLICS” FRIENDS 60- ribo distingeished Koglish Scholar and Lecta- "Rev. W.H. ANDERDON, D. D., {Formerly of the Oburch of England.) | Will lectare at Carroll Hal! on | SURDAY EVBNING, JAN. 24, 1969, at7*. o'clock. | Svwecr: | “BITUALIS™.” | This subject being substituted for ‘The | Men four Age,” tickets for that lecture wil be | Tickets, admitti Ti ichets, lady yntloman, 75 | Cente; Biggie Tickers, 30 Conta, UOMOR: > CONGRESSIONAL. ‘ c onclusion of Yesterday Preceed mg. SEWATE.— After our report closed yestordiay— Mr. wise infredu joint resolat to ema the rolls of enrey: ‘fone bout leave,..jeferred ‘to the Com-uittee o: ‘dee i fered )& joint resolution pointing Prof. assiz a regent of the Si sonian Inetita was passed. The unfinished business of yesterday —being the bill to promote commerce among the States and to cheapen the transportation of the mails and the naval and milit monly kp was taken uj amendment no the atures of tates through ths radfeade ate Projected sball be tra oe yned. My. Doolittle he did not see how any Senator could yote for this bill without his am. at was added. He was no believer in any of the leas that bad, ot late years, been sei ap for Gongresstonal dis: of the Constitu‘ion. He recognized no bi law, no law of secu- rity,no stern logic of events which could in- duce him to violate theoath which hehad taken at that time in the presence of (od and man to support that Constitution. He bad never acknowledged, during any period of the war, that there Was any justification in a violation of the Constitution. He had not mach longer to stay here, and desired to say now that be regretted not ope word he had spoken or one vote he bad given on laws which be believed to be unconstitutional, and if it was all to go over he would oppose them, if possible, with more force, He bad never doubted that what bes happened would happen, that the People of bis own State would not sustain bim. After referring to the remarks of the different Senators Mr. Doolittle said the necessity for these new roads did not exist. The ronie be- tween here and New York was much better mamaged than ten years.ago.and much cheaper. it may be that there were just grounds of complaint against the State of Maryiand in the ‘t for its restrictive policy in reference to railroads, but that poi- icy bad now been overcome, and according to the Governor of Marylaad @ new road—the Ka timore and mac, between here and Baitimore—will be ergs aman by January 1, 1870, and we will thus aave competing roads to Baltimore. The Northern Obntral railway now stands ready to connect with the Balti- more and Potomac. and at Harrisburg there ‘will be another rouce to New York. The same necessity for the mterference of Congress did not exist now as much as it did twenty years ‘go oF ten years ago, and under these circum. stances Congres shor! not enter upon the ex- cise of such a dungérous power, and which be believed was expressly withheld by the con- Yention which framed the Con-titution. The people ot Washington would do much better if they wanted more ratlroxds to go to the Leg- islatures of Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia to get their charters, than to come to Dopgress. He believed, from the advantages of Wasnington, that it ought to become a great Place. In regard to the failure to check bag- gage, that was within the remedy of Congress from its control over this District. 1t could compel this convenience to the traveling pi Mr. Morton asked as to the tax of thirty cents Per passenger on the Washington brauch of the timore and Ohio railroad. If Maryland could exact thirty cents per head she could exact 3.0. Mr. Doolittle Maryland had invested a great deal of mouey in her railroads, and she bad of course endeayored to realize something from tbem, and she put a tax on them. Indiana ‘Was forced to tax her railroads, only sht did it in a different way from Maryland. Mr. D. then argued as to the constitutional power of Congress in the premises, quoting from the debates oi the convention and the Madison papers, to prove that no such power as was claimed was contemplated. These great rail- Toad corporations are the most vaiuab Property in some of the States, and should Congress assume to take the juiisdiction of them trom the States! If Congress can charter ® railrosd alongside of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, it can take tae Baltimore and Obio railroad ‘completely out of the power of the Siate and exempt itfrom State taxation. He (Mr. D.) believed with Justice Mc that if this tremendous power was oace tered upon by Congress it would revolu the notion. It would take the whole control of reat railway corporations. Corporations, as fins been said, have no bodies to be kicked avd souls to be damned. Iu the hand of thesegreat corporations Congress and the President will but be as playthings. If such a man as Alex ander Hamilton feared to enter on such a pow- eras this, how is it that men of this day can undertake it? When he left the Senate be would probably leave public life forever, and could bave no hope but for the glory and pros- perity of his country, and he implored bis rother Senators not to commit this act under the specious plea of commercial security or of building up & great capital st Washington. ‘The Senate, at 3:25 p. m., adjourned. Hovse.—After our report clésed yesterday The Denver Pacific road bill was dis- cussed at some length, when Mr. Elliott (Ark.) anuounced the decease of hts predecessor. the late James Hinds, of Ar- kansas, At the conclusion of his speech he of- tered the customary resolutions of respect, and eulogies were pronounced by Messrs. Arnell and ts, of Arkansas and others; after which the House adjourned. NNOUNCEMENT —MRS. BOCK W: ‘sell ber large aud well aclected stock MILLINEBY and FANCY GUODS at than cost. for afew days the business OOD will of. ing wear. W aut ravens, WINDOW SHADES. ..EW AND DESIRABLE PATTEBNS AT LOWEST RATES. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 NINTH 8TBEET, Beaton Hall Building, jazew? MONEY BAVED ‘TRUBKE, VALISES, LADIES’ AND MEN'S SATCHELS, TRAVELING EAGS, &., At the Practical MANUFACTORY of JAMES 8. TOPHAM & £0. 8750068 SEVENT& STREET. Kast side, one door ebove 04 Fellows’ Hall. McMURBAY'S PATENT STAYS sot in our bat ‘Agents for HOUSE'S) PATENT SOLID RUBBER GHTELD, an ofcctusl guard ssalust jaggege Bmasherr * BEPAIRING. Travks promptly Repaired and Covered. a 23 cost A BOOK FOR ALL BOYS FROM EIGHT YEABS OLD TU EIGATY. OAST UP BY THE BEA. by Bir Samuel W Be- eT UP BY A , aes" ie peg ie THE 0! ; Palestine. Syria, and i a 1, ident, Descete and \- tory; by Jacob B. Freese, MD gts ap BY FIRE; by Mies Melly Marsbail-—---g1.60 EN jOITIeS eat 8 BEGISTER OB BLUE BOOK 1869; teins 4 we ‘ot the Poder iiet of cit toe si} InformatioDeren srs ee ne Matistionl ‘TRIBUSB ALMANAC......... .... Nestrand’s Engine: . Bloan’ Wearctle al Review. Burper's Atientie wed 7iues,and Harper's Bazar, VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED, AND PAPEB AND ENVELOPES PED WITH MONOGRAMS, CRESTS OB INITIALS, © PHILP & SOLOMONS, METR“POLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, saws tf Between 9th snd 10th strests, |e. URNS CLUB. Apuusl Festival of the Burns Clad will be held at Temperance Hall. ou B street, between eld Fompersecs Bl oe oaths ty 18. Deore open at |. Ohatr to be | B)0 ¢ click, to be served fn the Gall Cpa | “sae ~ 1, to be bad ot the Py No effort will ud { be spared to make this the entertanmout of the emt GRO. W. BALLOCH, Presigent. ( MENOVAL or 3h. Pipe ‘emoved te eT 425 izrn 2T. . JalS-Im next to southwest corucr cf New ¥ ork a OFFICE OF 7 | OF eras aa NOT ON ie tect went Waskinetom 15th Jan _ ciore of thie Company. Zo sepvern gusting sear. will be Seid atthia office ea MON: hours ot and i "Cas" BAILER, it Secretar. BOUTa FC A. APTENTION | — ASHINGTON CIROLB. No 3, BROTHER. it to le ¥ fi aon sd hy A og bpiole will rueuee Cir corgate ocean on TUESDAY VESING, Bebeasry a4 Si when the bail will be open to the public. aod prominent members will idress ‘the macting ot | the oljectsand principles of the Order A mea ter Ciscles, umd the public of Washington ant Georgetown a1 ted to be present ores OC TONGE RNITHL BY, ¢ 6. Chair 8Fobt ee = MATTRESSES 500% % INAUGURATION. OMall ctese sad seatisien wards. J.T. COLDWELL Oo. Auctioneers and Commission Mercha: ja22-3t W. corner Pa ave. and i% at. L_L®4T8EB AND sHox FiypiNcs. Pn ed BOLE LEATHER—price 31, 22, AIR SOLE LRATUER—f-om 42 to rican LFSKINS, §1.25 pound PRI dor aale, and Atti neatly done and at the shortest notice. = SUBS O 367 Dat, “FINEST SELECTIONS, ALL KINDS WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES. NOW SELLING AT EEDUOED PRICES, « CUMMINS: EXTENSIVE SHOE STORE, 347 SEVENTH STREET, wm er Noxt to Northorn Market 5 CAR LOADS of the favorite ani well known MED | brand of 5 ah JOS 2E7 Pat. boty. Tee nnd eie eis. re “LARGEST STOCK." 4 ‘ NATIONAL THEATER, TURDAY in ART Thos. Stack = PosiTive: Prat TOF ™ TER DARK’ Ser 8 Loweow ay Be passengers at a i iT Wasi 7 WEECK ASHORE. = i M L, W4.. sed WHITS Re hg oy " * me. — | B: A city ata pom Monitay. f- ‘srance of the Desutifel ac | e Peceture. incleding | gifted Chabaan cosTRRS. Blanch and Bile 19 PER CERT. DISCOUNT OF GaSe sales an heme creas. G5 28. : CANTERBTRY. ~ ash S3's i one * RieCouaE Of cae } poe sitet Ss hesntoocint tone Pale General Superintendent. OMice Usp. 13) 10 PER OANT. DISOUUNT ON wi oa iim CARBIV AL D. ~ tGnT AND PAREN ELT bg MOST WONLERFOL MEDIOAL DISCOVERY FOR 30 paTs: New mazomasrs stzausmir comrany sigreet Brapectable: Variety "Theses SINCE THE OBBATION OF Man. Fou 30 pag The owt end _substonsis! Sueamers &. 0. 4 iy n0ed 30 DAYS: KBIGHT and JUHN GIBSON, wil ran rerularls, during tbe elmer, ONR PRC NORFOLK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHIN . PURELY VEGETABLE. OWE PEICE OBEY: A GEORORTOWN ea tellnwe™ eron ve New Pier 29. Rest River, 4 eat SATURDAY , Sorfoik, MON DA YS, arr: tog which at the Canter at Alexandria and Georgecwn TURSPAYS a ieoge, smokes and Drinks. Gers : a 7 Ate re Oro 2. foot ot : wen ned Water. BUNIONS: BUNIONS:: BUNIONS!:: Bt “hlexendria, FRIDAYS: Norfolk, HE GREATUANTEREDEY ILLBLANES: SORE FEET: { SAxs arriving at New York MONDAY RA Me CALL AND BXAM mecting at Norfolk with the fine CaLL AND BXAMIN Boa of the ‘Merchants rand Mochanins” ‘Trans any ng ey tS from vga ts Lard pared to ’ 1 ae st rates, Ss the usual charge cl Bow on bette sapbent — BT throngh Balti: Kutertaiamen' Genuine Pleaeure yreigyt from Bost. ‘jenty of lnvic rating Lave ster bg oe Rd Barlergarcs Pecutiar 3 w ani a — on Persons thus efMficted oan have » iy and per- | DRESS srize. Agent, Of . i CARD. a cercaeiel fect eure warranted or money refunded Dk&EsS SUITS, Georatte a. AY; | The Male Prime Bosc es ordre ot the Age eURieiiN SUT... corne one waa Se Moat Ast Singer Bet einEes St below Navy Department Marvellous Woes of — BUSINESS BUITS. TSE ey THOMPSON, President seas at ima ache of Santana OVBROOATS. = _— MPHAL GHOR. ‘TESTIMONIALS, ovaucoats. | New exragss uve, hoy Wasuinston, D.C BOYS’ CLOTHING, ‘This is to certify that I have had a vei fal ? Na, Banat certity that Thave had a very painfal | BOYS’ CLOTHING. bee lo tree many ia OBILDREN's CLOTH menced using DEAPES'S WONDERFUL. M fenced usin} : TOAL DIGGOVERT. of which Yebratued one batt, o€nce bottle. and now have no pain; can weer my boots wholly without any inconveni: one-fourth of the bottle left. A. SAKS & 60, 7th street, between B and T streets. A. SAKS & CO, GODDARD. A. SAKS & CO., Subscribed and sworn to before mo, a Justice of the Prace in and for Washington County, D.C., this 15th of January, 1859. 5. PR. S17 SEVENTH 8TR ee $17 SEVENTH STR — 517_ SEVEN’ ‘Thi to certify that I have been troubled for F J. BEIBEROER, one year with swoilen Limbe, Legs and Feet; 80 . much so thet they were Cp ice their natural (Successor to H. F. Lounoy & Cu size. which the dector called dropsy_ I x TH STREET. jait tr OlTIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY % MERCHANT TAILOR, Motropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) iyl8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Canute AT THE ve been to move sbont er do sarees u ew man. 1am cam be t street: did expect te REUBEN (bis X mark] DODD. and sworn to before mo, a Justice of tee Peseta for Washington County, D. C. 0 Pe: as unty, D.C., this 14th J . S07 OF SQ0URY, ie. MARTIN, J. P. POST OFFICE Wasntxcron, January lth, BOOK AND STATIONERY peintel Basie I take pleasase Tn saat : pleasure te 8 Ene half ounce bottle of BRAPRE'S WOND FUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY has etfected « per- his X mark] CLAYTON. .» beween H aud I streets. STORE And SUBSOBIBE for your MAGAZINE or PA PER for 1869. Subscriptions are received at Publishers’ prices, and the portage saved. Also, EXAMINE THE JUVENILES. eres AMES No. 127 18th Sobscribed and sworn to defore me a Justice of the Pesce, in aad for Washington county, D.C. s ry +1359, FR nee WM. MABTIN, J P. WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS. Price—ONM DOLLAB Per Bottle: 6 Bottles, ai; 1aBotte? 89. LADIES COMPANIONS, Sent to all parts by express, on recetpt of money. H.8. DRAPER, Office No. 1 Washington Building, BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, PRAYEB BOOKS, ALBUMS, corner Pa. avenue and 7th st.,24 door, ALMANACS, from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. DIARIES, & Boar! at the Kirkwood Hovse. Constantly on hand, all the latest PUBRICA- TIOMS, and & varicd assortment of STATION- BRY. STAMPING, LITHOGRAPHING, and EN- GBRAVLNG executed in the best manner, Wasninctos, Jan. 15, 1369, N.B—I am ready to enter into contract with good and responsib} Bgraons. myself making the sppl'cation to cure Buniens, Chillblains, and JOHN C. PARKER, Frosted Feet, OT no pay. J 16-1, H.8 DRAPER. | post OFFICE BOOK AND STATIONERY = TORE, ie OUB STOCK Cd No. 45% SEVENTH STBEET, CORNBE F. ov de9-tf , BOYS’, AND YOUTHS’ BOOTS AND 7 ° SHOES, V ‘ee ge TES or ALIAN WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIA i es 283 peste rites "bet, as : No. ENNSVLVANIA AVENCE. bet, BRUOUED REEDS BPE CASH; °-"[3th ete., south side. Washingtou-D.U- H. BURNS & CO. Pastes of all 340 Penusylvania avenue, from Lucca; ‘Pure Sorente ja20-1m between 9th and loth streets, japles. Sicily, Swiss. and Parmigiano Hors) Borst: Hepsi 0 Cheese. Ail kinds of Choice Italian Wines. no 23-3m* Just received, 35 BALES CHOICE HOPS 486 Italian Vermicelli, Macaroni, &c ; kinds; Pure Ol 486 and for sale by BEAVANS & SHAW. BEFORE PUROHASING 2m B street YOUR MOVAL olid. Presents. The NATIONAL FRREDMEN’S SAVINGS Holiday = AND TRUST COMPANY'S BANK and Gentral CALL AT Office wiil be rewoved om the 25h intant to No. 472 7th treet, opposite the General Post Office, and sojoining the office cf Fitch & Fox, 3a 19 yazd MARKRITER'S, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, del)-6w" Between D and E sts. (SHRISTMAS Goops uEy SVERY VARIETY IN MY LINE. Chotcest Cheese of many kinds; French Brand; Peaches at 76 cty per bottle, new Florida Oranges; New Yor’ APANESE FANCY GOODS. Linzstoxe: LIMESTONE! LIMESTONE Also oi! Grades of W EEN AND SOUTH EKN EXTBAS, -uitable ter Bake: ny Imperial Prunes, Salad Oil of fi pee BEAVANS & SH ast impor he? is tree —_ Cotte el ‘en a] G 486 SEVENTH STREET. and Eleme Figs, ‘Trefes, Olamplgnons,” Pate SIXTY Days. To make room for Spring Stock, we shall offer for OASH. at less our usual prices, our choice selection of HA NGINGS—All grades and prices. em- bracing s besatiiul selection Git mbroldercd a w INDOw SH. ADES—Diftcrent sizesand colors. t OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES— ‘The greatcat variety in the ity. Frames made to 18, (of Hon.) & % Pots, (of my 1 ra importation.) ke MOREL, Corner Ith and F streets. Removat. KINDLING ANB STOVE WOOD FOR THE ss MILLION ! = Bavin, tensive Kindling and Btove old established place. foot ot Seventeenth to the foot of Seventh street. where I have greater facilities for procuring the fo of PAINTING: best wood the shores of 1a and Maryland ORES er TUM Leremaa tee: | ceitecwaud Se eme pecray Sth ti biastical end experienced work uf per a ta jit, in amy length or size nears con 3 a hasing. LOWEST BATES, ie ; Please remember the: SSE NIE En a areret to any part of the District of Co- and number—¢56 7th strest, FBEE OF EXTBA CHABGE. ja 19-6" betw D and BE streets. ne > All orders left at my Office, 323 P street, ad inj the Btar ofboe, or atthe iil foot of 7th street will te mot with Nat attention. "yals-t *NTHOMAS J GALT. Buiaox stucs: BLACK BILEBI DABK AND LIGHT COLORED tILks, FOR DAY AND EVENING. Ripversc STOCK. In order to reduce our large stock WINTEE DBRSS GOODS, wi marked down nearly everything tn the FE Ga erccens cee ene the seme rates for thirty or forey Gaye from Onr atock of J.J. MAY & CO. BLACK 8) ‘kof the mbor FANCY COLORED AND ILES Bad tiny mend ocvees OENTEEa RLY = at upusually large, and we have recently redaced | PKI! b price of them ‘HOSE TWENTY FIVE PIECES OF COL- ‘We would also csli attention toour large Ai rtised be of BVEMING DRESS CUODB, comprising Oe Ds “ihe aioalsesly low try 28 por |, are going off as fest iG SILKS of all Binds, y FEE ea t,o wean tot, i WHITE SILK TeLoston, w ron WINTER DRESS oul Tas, we a a MANUFACTURER OF ASP DEALER IN taking an And s beantifal stoc! ie TINSELLED MUSLINS BY THE YARD, 308 Prsservanta Avexvr, Suitable for overskirts. &c. jails cost _ between 9th and 0th streets. &7 ONE PRICE ONLY, tn plain figures, 110 89x59 Sees soa OpeEe & . Inst received per ja19 Stif_No. 324 Ps. av.,bet sth and weh'ats, SAMUEL LEW!S, FINE WATCBEs, JEWELBY. SOLID SILVER SILVER PLATED WABE, Erc., 3a6-1m___ 230 Penns. ave, bet. 128b ang 1ith ate. AMARY Bin’ MOCKING Ton ‘dats At No. 974 7th street. betwe L Teele teatro RT BEEOd “ae Suse Toxacce: *°™8 gopaoo1 8 Peete ie Just received, a large quantity of LEAF To:.| ,*** Seeceest BACOO, direct from Connecticut, which I offer to BE JEFFERSON CIGAR. Giger manufacturers at the most reasonable prices, | ~All amokers desiring an extra 10 cent CIGAR wttta, | Regkiooe oc Seco wasee ot and 3d atreets. de 43-Im* : NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STB: UP | quette and Dress Circle, 50 5 NI COMPANY. ASH ost . cle, 0 Ceuta, G THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE- EEN NEW YORK AND a THE DISTRICT. am ‘This Company will hereafter ron two Steamers aweck, La COTE: CARNIVAL BAL Mass ar I'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, Isso MARI WASHINGTON, FEBBUARY 4 Wednesday at 1?m.. York every ry Saturday ot 1? m The Dizectors take pleasure wuaieguagealead (oo Carnival. so suc JOAN R. DAVIDSON, Agent, 63 Wat Georgetown. M. ELDRIDGE & 00, Reeata. 0 &e abuve ID med od by, COTLS & TOWERS. 314 Prunsyl avenue. J.J BOGUE, corner of Bridge and High streets, Georget: iat the Academy street, JO8 H. SHA ©O . of Philadel jaa I MOXLEY, FANCY DREBSS2S AND DOMINOS, For Ladies, Genttemen, and Children, Le : PETER BE ABEL, Directors Traine between WASHINUTON AND BAL MORE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, No. 445 TENTH STREST. ini = aoe (Second door morth OF F street. | ate Senash ae 7 9.30 | (COSTUMES FOR LAabigs aND GENTLE 3:40, 0nd 7:36 P.M. phpely te Mrs FOB ALL WAY STATIONS. a ot Ba bt een F and @. at Tand 950 A.M. NHAPOLIS. P.M. Ho trein to Ast cauurer. 304 PENNSYLVASIA AVENUE ye BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREET FOB BALTIMORE. A chotee collection of OIL Pi r Legge gh SA: Mand 12.50, 4, 5:40. and | mae From ih a0 Amer rican CAR IMOB: FOR WA STATIO! TOUTS. BREOSOOPES stTBEE OP Leave at S A. M VinWe: PARLOL UEACKETS Ov: hog 4 PICTURE FRAMES, OORDS Prices NI ,and 4 and 7.30 P.M. oo Wy BOF'S. KERIS’ DANCING ACADEMY more . Parkersburg, & P*r, 1 oaite ‘opel i Fhroumh tickets to, the Wertcan ‘be hed at the | Hotel We would roaperially @nnnneee iat athington Station Ticket Office at ail, hour i now prepared, to receive pupils at 4 ‘ompADY cn. § Pennsylvania “avenne.) Pua agers purchasing omatal Fopenes tickets st the avenne o! © there arrange to ries of ottor Professors fu the cl for Cireulare and information Classes TURMDAY sud FRIDAY tron te io oak = from # to ture Beth Profemcrs coiwtantly 13 att ARBINI’S FASHIONAS aN M ACADEET, = DANCE B. bet Ie Dow spen ae? 2h and 1oth streets, fice heve their baggage called for and checked at their residence, taken tothe depot, and put tn the bag- 2 IN ‘Transportation LM. COLE, ‘General Ticket Agent, GEO! 8. KOGNTZ, General Agent. aoe) (Gt LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON Tran ADELP! wet ey Ts OF rey SEW YORE Wastixeton. 1833. Trains between WASHINGTON aND BEW YOBK are vow ran ns folio Laare aully (excest Bantey) ee SA, Wiv'ent (exor J 12°30 and= 10 P.M. FOR PHILADSLPHIA. Leave daily Ca bunday) at 5 A. M. an 12:30 and 6: ON SUNDAY. Fork at" 40 P.M, and Phils Leave for cogyaie. ot & 0 P.M. care for New York on 5-4 ov rae JOURNEYMEN BOUKEINDERS’ 80: 1 A Will take piace at oDp FELLOWS BALL, TCRSDAY BVEBING Bew York,or $ Febru Beston can be had at the Station: ‘atall Maiove 8 Celebrated Uotilion Bai in the day. Also. a8 the Company's Office, No. | * "64 for the occasion 406 lvania a parchasing live not admitt-d except by invitation Hekets at the Avente office can ‘arrange to <a> be hed trom the Committees ot Trews tet aes ee Ae B Pi wow bah Sema Ee DENTISTRY. [)®:. 40.0. A MERILL, DENTinTs, D Bo. 266 PENNSYLVaStS ‘evens 2th and 1 streets, nish ARTIFICIAL TERTH ou wat ke Cc of Plate desired. ire Netrows Ore con. OAL COAL: SEIRUY on band for extracting verth without pain. co ail these be aa office eetistuction in every particular’ Seiige GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE = = ED ASH, FE. ito Le. BITE ASH CHESTNUT D* 120im 2 Dayis: DenTaL assoora jaMtf Corner New York avenue and isth st 1,000 roxs or antusscrre ovat, FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRI<ES FOR CasH. The undersigned will sell from thi- date his ex tire stock of CUAL at zevatly reduced prices, for ABB. Maes ote eg FRE a ore : BBD ASH Bu Spastov 5 is of the very best quality and in good condition. Delivered to auy part of the city tree of Hoey: | N BAN Also, HICKORY. OAK, and PINE WOOD, sewed and split, or in the stick. At the ©) ity of Washi H. MABLO' Jenuary. 159. The. w. jal8-2w* Offceand yard.cor 7th st. Coat at nepvcep ator: COAL AT LOW PRICE? eneieneias 38 73-lewdw I nave received notice to remove Coal Dey = aputhe'river t0\give way for the improvement et | JN BANKRUPTCY, pom A pad ‘bave a large amount of the best auall EO. MASON, Attorney at ‘chy Balt, Aesinnee ISTRICT OF CoLcanra, aa. At the City of Washi . on the a - aary, 189. The ‘undersigned berpiy gites one: RED AND WHITE a8H COAL ac there, which must be removed fm thirty N BANKRUPTCY Disrarct oF Corowa, Saiaaee « ©O., corner 16th and B, Wash Sosce mtg By beens eae PRRSAGE TP Three ween na | eer ____ tt lin 3.3. BOGUE corner Bridge and High, George Cine RUBANS «tol PAWNBROKERS. seapheepilelae INE 34VA OOFFER, 35, Finer RIOS 22 and 25c AMILY GROCERIES of Turortast BEws. ©. B. JEWELL'S PREMIUM SOAPS Bre acknowledged to be TUE BEST SOAPS FOR TRE LEAST MONEY ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by bot!- tng, aud are free from all WJurlone Obemice eeuiterations ‘The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, Th * NEW TOBE CITY S0aP, Tee “ CHEMICAL OLIVE Soar, = > LAUNDBY Soar, Are brands of enperior quality, and are guaran oat we Giee vortect canciones ASK YOUR GROCER for ary of these and tek Bo other oor sale by all of the BEST GROCEES tm mm 7. Banvtectory, Noa. $00 ent & @ street north or reished for : sei fiver at fo erat what " ae lo. 21, ary nem 9 a butider. Ith street: Mr. N-O. Draper, Can be seen at Kirkwood House before 9am. epi afters pm BS DEAPER. jald-diw Beotfebi