Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1869, Page 2

ae Rg EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the Distri CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY.............. JANUARY 29, 1869, @7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. EE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER To Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send m their favors before 14 o'clock m., @5 advertisements received later cannot be msured an insertion in TE STAR of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that hour } With every diepesition to accommodate, we fad ourselves obliged to lay down this rule and adbere to it, THE Assassination Rewarns. — Tudge OBx,Zot the District Supreme Court of Wash- ton city, bas prepared a decision in the matter of the claimants of the $2.0) reward offered by the city of Washington for the capture of the aseassination conspirators. in which he holds that the claimants, having been at the tim> in the civil and malitary service of the United | ‘States, are not entitled to any portion of the re- | ward. By this decision the city of Washing. | on is released from paying the sum.— Ws } ~ Times. Judge Olin bas not yet written an opinion | = tbiscase,and it may besome days before it wul be ready, probably not autil the close of | she present term of the Court in Geueral Term. | ‘The suit was entered m the Equity Court (c- ‘ober loth, 1866, by J. J. Stewart and A. G. Weddle for Layfayette (. Baker, Everton J. | Conger, and Luther B. Baker agt.H. W. Smith: | B.C. Morgan, E. Devoe, C. H. Rosch, T. Samp- j som, W. H. Wermershercb, J. H. Kimball, P- | M. Olark, Susan Jackson, Mary A. Griffin’ | be City of Washington, J. R. ("Be irne, H.H Wells, George Cottingham, Alex. Lovett, E. P| Doherty, A. Wendell, ©. Zimmer, Jobn Win- ner, M. Unial, H. Newgarten, J. Walz, © Longpy, M. Horrisby, J. Myers, J. Rugan, W. Byrne, Phil. Hoyt, W. Kelly, H. Putman, F- MoDaniel, L. Savage, A. Snow, E. Paraday, D. Baker, Wm. Mc(ju ade, J. Millington, F- , Dutz, J. A. Singer, U. Steenbrugge, J. Zizger, J. A. MeDevitt, John A Clarvoe, A. R. Allen, W. W. Kirby, and George Cottingham, the ob- pect bemg the distribution of the reward of $20,(00 offered by the Corporation ot Washing- tou for the apprehension of the assassins of President Lincoln. ‘The case was reterred to M. Ashford, exam- iner, who took the testimony, and other testi- mony was taken in other places by commis- stoners. The case was argued by counsel at some length, and the claims of the various parties presented. Mr. Cook, representing the Corporation, took the ground that those who were in public service were not entitled to a sbare im the rewards, and Mr. Hinkle argued | the same pont, clai gf that the citizens only were entitled to shares. We believe that the Pomt was also suggested that the Corporation | bad no power under the charter to offer such a reward, as it cannot contract a debt over S100) | without the consent of Congress. It is believed | that Judge Olin will decide that the officers only acted im the line of their duty, and that the offermg of rewards to parties who receive com- pensation from the Government hasa had effect on them—a principle which bas been ruled in | several of the Northern courts. This rnling would not, however. affect the citizens inter- ested, but it 1s thought the Judge will sustain the point that the Corporation haa no power in the premises, and will dismiss the bill. Lf Mr. Assessor Webster, of the znd District | of New York, had fired a ton or two of borb | shells into Wall st reet he couldn't bavecreated more consternation in that den of wild beasts than hedid by his proposi tion to tax, under the | 79th and 110th sections of the Internal Revenue | Actof 13th July, 1966, a/ the capital employed | by bankers and brokers in their stock opera- (ions and other similar transac tions,— whether it be capital paid up and invested, or the pro- | ceeds of permanent or tem porary loans used in speculation. Of course, the immense money interest affected by the proposed assessments is up and in arms against his view of the sabject and the matter 1s now before the Interaal Reve- nue office bere, with, as we see it stated, a dif- ference ot opinion between the Commissioner snd some of bis Deputies as to the proper con- struction to be pisced upon the law ‘What the final result will be it is difficult to sSy,as the matter is one im regard to which a good deal may be said upon both sides: and, tf | the Assessments were made, the question would | probably be carried up for the highest judiciai | determination. Considering. however, that fome $2,000,000 per year would be gained to the Goverument under Mr. Webster's reading, we hope bis position will be sustained. Besides, there is very little it suy danger that even un- der the closest rulings capital will ever bear | more thap its just sbare of the burden of taxa. ton. On the contrary, quite the reverse terday adopted resolutions recommending to Congress the foll owing pian as the basis of action for the permanent settlement of the na- tional finances: When the debt is paid it shail be paid in coin, legalize gold contracts, intro. duce strictest economy in every department of | the Government. refuse all subsidies and un- necessary appropriations, see that the revenues are economically, energetically, and honestly collected, use all surplus revenue in reducing the debt, take away all power from the Secre- tary of the Treasury to make money plenty or scarce; let the people understand that while a rapid comtraction need not be feared, it will be dangerous to rely upon indefinite suspension; contraet the currency moderately trom the fire! of the year, next year, and determine whether the country will bear more rapid contraction: reduce taxes so as to leave omly a surplus rev- enue sufficient to pay off annually a reasona- ble sfnount of the debt, and resume specie pay- Tents as soon as a rigid adherence to the above policy makes it safe to do so. Just So.—The Tribune referring to the peti- tom of some confiding person that Interna; Revenue officers should be selected only after their character is established by a phrenologi- cal examunation, asks: “Is not the manufacture of bogus bumps as easy as thatef straw bonds! Would it not be as easy to buy the bump-examiner as the internal Revenue Collector—as to hood- wink him as to double om the detective! And what guaranty have we any way that the big- gest thieves wouldn't be found to Bave the greatest conscienuousness and veneration '” Aud it wisely adds: “Phenology may be good, bat for the present cases the penitentiary is better.” Just so. —— It ts stated that Mrs . Uady Stanton considers the Woman's convention recently held in this city & great success, and thinks the canse will be greatlybenefited by!t. Weare glad to hear that those so much inwrested are satisfied. The im- Pression among outsiders generally was that the proceeding were in the main insufferably dreary and stupid, and thet little if any thing, one way or the other, would be likely to result from the demonstration. The Presiding Birhop of the Protestant Episcopal Church has appointed Tuesday next, February 2d, for the consecration of Rev. Dr. William Crosweil Doane as Bishopof the Diocese of Albany. Kight Rev. Dr. Potter, Bishop of New York, will Consecrater, and the Right Revererd “Biabop of New Jersey is named as Preacher. The Bishop elect will be presented by the Bishop of Rhode Island and the Bishop of Maine. poinear seve saree ae The Government has sold Hart's Island, at New York , to the authorities of that city, Who Propose to use it as Potter's field. —By the way, bow did a pauper’s burying ‘ound come to have that »ame! Natiowal TaeatTse.—The popular Chap- man Sisters have their benefit this evening, which is their Jast night but one, when they will sppear in “Aladin” and “Oat to Nurse.” A petition sgainst the confirmation of the Ainbama claims treaty by the Senate is receiy- ing RumeroUus signatures in Boston. ‘The Republicans of Virginia have called « ate Convention, to meet on the *b of March. rominate State oMcers. The New « Chamber of Commerce yes- | | Telegrapbic Dispat thinks the choice of the Kepublicans for the Speakersbip will be between (Jarfleid, of Unio, and Blaine, of Maine. and saps; “It is argued that the it and Vice President esect are Western and as the Speakership of the House bas ma held ior several years past by a Westerm member, ¢ East has a just claim to the of We are uot isposed, tn the abstract, tor ize Mines ot latitude or longitute. as pi z any claims in the persons of candidates, amd are convinced that harm has beem dowe by the general recoz- nition of srographical divisions; but as the div sion of public o! has been foolishly allowed to become the habitual custom, we ae the full force of the argument presented by our Esstern friends, and we recognize it the more cheerfully whem they present their claim to the office in the person of James G. Blaine, of Mune. The country owes him muck. Prob: ably, nothing could have prevented the election of Grant and Colfax in November, as they | Were emphatically the candidates of the loyal people, but the preliminary battles in the States for supremacy, resulting mm Union vic- tories, made the result in November an ery and assured triumph. Maine led off in the skirmishes and rolled up an unexpectedly large Union majority. Loyal men breathed easier after“the news from Maine” flashed over the tributable. His sagacity, ability and ind ‘tous zeal were felt in that momentous contest. Asa member of Congress he has achieved honorabie distinction, year by year quietly gaining prominence and influence. Young, vigorous and true, with rare personal pop: larity, and a familiar and ready knowledge of Parliamentary law, he seems to be peculiaily fitted to succeed Mr. Colfax, and, although Oho presents in Gen. Gartield an unexcep- nonable candidate, we recognize the fair claim of the East, m this case, to the Speakership of the House of Representatives, and we are glad that its choice has fallen upon James G Bisine of Maine. We understand that bis election is not doubted. although Gen. Garfield has many friends who would preter his elec- tion to the office, did not other considerations besides those of equal merit enter imtothe ques- tion.” Delaware has three whipping posts and only one railroad—the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore and its branch. Instead of abolishing the former, it now proposes to re- peal the charter of the latter, and by separating the State trom the rest of the world, make the Delawareans an jisolated and peculir people. The Pbiladeiphia Bulletin says that the next | thing im order will be to abolish the churckes, the few free schools and the printing presses; | when this is accomplished, and the whipping posts are reinforced with a supply of thumb- screws, racks and other interesting instre- ments of torture, Delawareans will be so near- ly barbaric that we shall expect to hear ofthem ‘Wearing war paint instead of clothes, and ex- Pending their spare time in scalping each other Delaware certainly needs reconstructing badly The statement that the fraudulent « draw- back” claims just discovered in New York ‘Were psssed at the office of the Pifth Auditor of the Treasury is calculated to convey an er- Toreous impression. These claims are sub- mitted, with the evidence on which each is based, to the Commissioner of Interaal Rev- | enue, who decides npon them, and whoseaward is final. The iaw provides that the amount of drawback tax thus found due and awarded by the Commissioner shall be paid by a warraut on the United States Treasurer, and the Auditor and Comptroller bave no discretion but to szate the account on the certificate of the Commis. siouer. It is onty 1 this limited sense that the claims pass through the accounting offices at all. Va:mproved lots of ground on the square bor by G and F streets north and ist aud reets east have just been sold at prices Tangirz from 12); to 1S cents per square foot These jots are in the immediate neighborhood of the track of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad | which the Corporation is so anxious to tear up, and it would not seem from this sale that the fact of the railroad running ciated the value of property. — The Sun is zealous, but mistaken. The idea that 12% eents per foot is a good price for lots in that part of the city will rather astonish our Teal estate men. Lots two squares north of the point designated, but of the track of the rail- road, sold recently for 75 cents per foot at auc- tion. If the railroad track were out of the way, or on the proper grade, the ground would sell for not less than 50 cents per foot. Tae WEEKLY SraR, row on our counter and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains the proceedings of Congress; of the Woman's Rights Meetings; the Barns’ Festival; the Bradley Case in the Courts; the Railroad Q ues- tion im Congress this week; an exciting story of the Green Isle, entitled “Under Sentence of Deatb;” Society News; Political News: Washington News and ossip; the Courts; the Working Peopte; Useful Yems of Do- mestie Economy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest ches from world. ‘Tue PRINTERS’ STRIKEIN New York. . dispatch trom New York stating that the book and jeb printers’ strike in that city wasat an end, was incorrect. The strike still continues, though & number of employers have sgreed to the scale of prices, and it is said that only five large offices refuse the demands of the men. Warm weather—7) in the shade—the trees are thinking about budding. From Blanchard & Mobun we have /fory-r's Weeily for February 6th. LITERARY NOTICE. lem ested im the form: 8 BN ING LYCEUM are requested to of « Union League Hall, 9h, between D January Slat. TION un quested to meet at Grace aqatar 7th and D streets, 8 en ONDAY. the tiattac o'clock ». m. Se mo Election of officers and portant 5 it bi Brees ouee**' 1. HELLBRUN. Com. JOHB 8. SLATEL, ‘Assistant Assessor Internal Revenge. has REMOVED HIS OFFIOR from 571 Pa. avenue, cor. Ist st east, te basement RAND Ii OT fh Oe ROUET ABD. mr] le it * STONEMABONS, ATTENTION —There ill be & special inceting held at Gcrmai org AY. Ist of february, at7': o'clock a2 7 So pe Rae aang wae Md — 2a DENNIS O'LEARY ,Sec'y. modéate eee ine as a oe sal3-Im next to southwest corner of New York ave. OPFOR OF @ PAP ia TRNASeUROTaR Gat ‘ashineton \Sth January, 1969. --An election of thle Company. to serve durigg the tak of iesrents ever teacton tas i2end 1. Ciias B. BAILET, Beoretary. |. President. i - et aNEEET dive TRAT cm for which Bent is not paid by the lst Fantiense: ies Clerk GISTER’S OF ASM NGTON, recorded. alee quired to produce the same, so that they mey be ¥. MT. OLIVET CEMETERY. a Toate Uiene “Bearehared LOTS or parts of who are in told to other "by ovder ja Ts-eotfels t several amendments were off-red, sequently withdsawn, and no action wi on the iA . Mr. Dixo® obtained the floor, when the ate weniinto Exeentive session and then sie journed. ee Hovuse.—After our closed, and pend- ing the consideration of the “dill relative to the operation of the pension Jaws,” the morning bour expired, and the over. ; The House went int} Commi of the hoie, Gen. nck in — Butler (Mass.) moved to lay aside the Taguietme Appropriation béll and take up the Indian Appropriation bill. Agreed to. Led (Kansas) moved 72 make the nom the superintendentsef Indjan affairs eastof the Rocky mountsans two, instead of sty, Batic {Date at Mr. Bu: t ta) moved. to strike 6 frem of $6.0 for the pay of sub-agents; After several unimportant amesdments the pee pgs Tose, pending the consideration of the bill. Mr. Boutwell (Mass.) gave notiee that he would call the previous question on the suf- frage constitutional ‘amendment to-morrow (to day.) Mr. Lawrence (Olio) offered a resolntion for the arrestof Henry Johnson, of New York, who refused to testify before the committee ap- pointed to investigate the New York election uds, and bring him before the bar of the House for contempt of its authority. Pending the consideration of this the House teok a recess. At the evening session, speeches were deliv- ered in favor of Boutwell rage amend- ment. by Messrs. Shanks (ind.,) McKee ( Ky.,) and Miller (Pa.) and against it by Messrs. Beck (Ky..) and Burr (1ll.,) after whien the House adjourned. T™ NEW BOWLING ALLEY, No. 325 E STSEET, BETWEBN 1211 asp 19h, JOHN T. MARR, After ap ubsence of seve: the cha tie at eix o'clock on MONDAY EVENING, when he will be glad to see bis old friends andas many new ones as p-saible, The place has been entirely remodeled and re fitted. and be iatters himself that his jleve are Unsurpassed. aS U"ten states FArany ovrice, mincton, D. 0. Janus petition of Souomhw Er HOLi me. of oa ie’ aon tl bore Bi o 3 {tls ordered that eald “peti b thts tension, aavaud ether papersaneuia be ied fe thie eat = before the day Oe eter ee FOOTE, je2-law3w Commissioner of Patents. | EW GUODSIN O08 LINE, JUsT RECEIVED from Barope, to which we call attention. W MUST wed daily. Four JOUNT E 306 Penusylvanie aven' n Tis PEB CENT. OFF FOR CASH. W. M. SHUSTER & BROTHER, Ro. 324 Prwnerivanta Avente, Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Commence selling off the whole of their lar; Stock of Goods at a diseount of ten cents on the for CASH, from this dx a8 the stock sually large, [prticalariy in fine Dress Goods, Shawis, &c. itis ® fue opportunity to buy very cheap 87 ONE PBICB ONLY a sa28-3t FOR SALE, A new, very light, and A BEAUTIFUL COUPE, From one of t! st Builders in thecountry Perso: sin want of each @ ge will please Car: call and examine as it will be sold cheap. BO: mae Eee z 4 Dat. 3027-30" and 477 8th. Honey: nonry OF FINEST QUALITY, (in the Comb,) To 2-1b..4-¥, and 10-4 Stands, At New York Prices. N. W. BURCHELL, Corner 1ith and F streets, a7 Under Ebbitt House, 2,000 sazsa cocoanots 4 boxes MEBBI YA LEMONS 5S barrels Just recei\ed per steamer et alley City an; Gibso JNO. W- LUMBDON & CO. 7 3st 53 Le.averue, bet 6th and 7th sis. Lancz STOCK SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, AMERICAN PBINTS AND OTHER DOMESTIC COTTON FABBICS. J. 3. MAY & €O., 30% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, berweax Nivth ano. Tessa Steeer WILL OPEN TO-MORROW MORNING A Large Btock of “ e Mills, Mravette. hee ge Andr. a BLEACHED suimtinas. &’* ™Ee oF 6-4,% 4.9 4, and 10.4 SHEKTING COTTONS, Sprague, Merrimack, Cocheco, aud Pacific Prints. ALso, A large Stock of Sprazue’s Beautiful SHIBTING PRINTS. 87 OUR PRICES BY THS PIECK, or for Smaller Quantities of these very desirable Goods, ao EXTREMELY LOW. 38 25-603 L. o. camrsety. SOL PeENNsyYLvANia AvENCR, Fourth Door from Six Btrest. Having bad Const; BUPsEY. WELLS & © ICAN CABT STE: equal, ip every factuie, ard at a much lees prics, A oox ror atu BOYS FROM KIGHT YEARS OLD TO EIGHTY. CAST UP BY THE SKA. by Sir Samuci W Ba- ker, suthor of the Ibert N'Y: ti Nile Tribater:..'’ ete sci sare) a on Pe 18TE ay K containing 8 listof sit the wick, Viner very important selitiogs tod eensceet Bther information oe eee TRIBUNE ALMANAC... =. sreseneaeene 9D Von Nostrand’s Enginzering Magazine, Bican’s hitectaral Beview. re Atienthe Sotey's Magecines, nad larmess Atlantic, end VISITING CARDB ENGRAVED AND PRINTED, AND PAPER AND ENVELOPES D WITH MONOGRAMS, CBESTS OR INITIALS. PHILP & 8OLOMONS, METR’*POLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 3 Betwoon Sth and loth streets. Cicazs, TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. Why is it that DAY. No 379 F st., between ond 9th te can, sell GG ABB, ae. cheaper then Roows I will tol tm ban‘ Se at, by trade: BTA! IANES. ——_—_——_—_ AMUSEMENTS. JESSE SHEPARD, LE tOPgaRo. TO Herr 1096 Miles . gh cn re = snes Pecupic aienoa Are ‘Dow Co feted. 13 £0500 miles of western portion ‘of the Uae. Decinaing at Screens, are Bleo done, but 267 MILES REMAIN TOBE FINISHED. TO OPEN THE GRAND THROUGH LINE To THE PACIFIC Tals OPENING WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLAOB EA@RLY“THI8 SEASON. FF parr « jpegs = Government “of | acres per mile, the Company is en titled to sdaue's UB. Boule on lis nea completed and accepted. the about $26 600 per mite, according tothe dificulties | encountered, for which the Government takes a second lien se seeurity. Whethsr eubsidios are it~ TS “CRSTA Diva” at the Jam Willa: S SY RBS, General Superimendent. OMce 's Botel. aie ge 1S Nuw MERCHANTS STRAMSHIF COMPANT swift ‘and sntetantial Steamers ty EhiouTanety ote OR will 8 e »} Bare Bolo ard Davee Tg = Miew LULA ORAPM sap Cinterelia Matinee Setumlay 082 © clo. ow night, an entire chang. of bili Fos 30 DAYS ONE PRICE ORLY: RR am Pith, whom every Journal endorses ta the mos eorr--: won, eae der. Wie starting given toany other compsnies or nut, the Govern: MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Shs “art ment will comply with all its contracts with the MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUBES. Nore, Unton Pacific Raflrosd Comeany. Neerly the Nba whol amount “f bonds to which the Company wil be entitle: have already been delivered. SE axe ERAHINE: . STOCK MUST BE BEDCOED. ST MORTGAGE BONDS STOCa BUST BE REDUCED AT PAR. THE SMSRICAY THALERRO AT METVEBOTT Hat. ae THIG | Friday) NIGUT WALES OPERA HOL se By itcharter, the Company fs permitted to is- sue te own FIRST MOBTGAGE BONDS to me same smount as the Government Donds.and no more. These Bonds are-s First Mortgage apon the BUSINESS S7P:. BUSINESS s¥ITs. J_W THOMPSON, Presideot bole road and all its equipments. Qygncoats.! New exruzes LIne. For arhort cease, cpmment THEY RAVE THIRTY YEARS TO RUM, AT Te La RUE 'S 4 BOYS’ CLOTHING, NEW YORK AND INGTON STSAMSHIP SIX PER CENT., and both Bove’ OLotnING: Pane PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ABE PAYABLE IN GOLD. Buch seccrttics are generally vatuable in propor- tion to the length ef time they have to rus. The longest six per cent. gold interest bonds of the United States (the “S1's) will Le due im 12 years, and they are worth 112. If they hed 90 years to ram, they would stand at not less than 135. A CHIUDEQN'S CLOTATSG. OBILDEO S'S CLOTHING THE DISTRICT. — ‘This Company will beresfter ren two Steamers aweek, wing New York every Wed: Re.. Ksdgesg Searcy ize ctnewter tm A. SAKS & CO, A. SAKS & CO, A. SAKS & CO., 7. METZEROTT HALL. THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS DAVIDSON, Agent, 63 Water street. M. ELDBIDGE & OU, Agents, Atthe 517 SEVENTS STREET ue, Tollcttasion of w larse mumber win emo perfectly safe ¥irst Mortcage Bond ithe the Union Siz SByeusa ¢ Alexandria, | table!) wituess (oir ; Pacific should spfroach Ue rate. The demand 317 SEVENTH STREBE. ja1s-te brett 118 Wall eure weer MUOrERsers, for Buropean investment is already considerable, Ané troly wonderful p rformanors, » THEEF MOEF SEANCES, oN WEDNESDAY. THUBBPAT, ant Sarr a EVENINGS, Javeacy BT rw, 2=rn eed see Which will positively be thetr last tp Washtngtor- Admission, 80 Cents: Reserved Seats, ~: Co. ‘Tickets at Metzorotie Music Store - fF,” BEEncrs. * (Buecessor to H. F. Lote & Go. CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY and om the completion of the work will doubtless carry the price to a large premium. SECURITY OF THE BONDS. It needs no arcmment to shew that a First Mort. gage of $26,100 per mile upon what fora long time must be the enly railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States is rEKrzerty sreree. The entire amount of the mortgage will be about $90,000,000, and the interest $1,800,000 per annum in gold. The present currency cost of this interest is lesa than $2.:00@00 per annum, while the gross earnings for the year 1863, FRUM WAY BUB! NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS THA! 700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, WKRE MORE THAN OHIO |LBOs Metropolitan Hotel, (late Erown’s,) is}0-tt No. 362 Penn. avenue, Wasbington. WOOD AND OOAL. ALTS® KINDLING WOOD FACTORY. SEVENTH STREET WHARF Just received A CABGO of LARGE DELAWARE PINE WOoD, Suitan!e for BAKERS. a-lweo 808 tons oF coax, AT bEDUCED PRICES¢ CHESTNUT COAL, at WHITE ABE bs MORE and W. se na AND wkst, hey are now run as = ‘TIMORE. cept , at 7.8. and 930 aes 7:30 Pm. FOR ALL WAX STATIONS. ant ane Fm Sender, at Yaad 9 30 4a Leave at ¥ Xm ABEAPOUS. or from Annapolison Sunday. JESSE SHEPARD, THE WONDERFUL PiaBIsT, 1 AT METZEROTT BALL, To WH La corgnie caznrvan BAL Masgrs. MARINI'S ABS: WASHINGTON. FIVE MILLION DOLLARs, ‘The details of which are as follows: BLY BOOMS, BBBUARY 4.1 Leave 750 PF ‘The Directors take pleasure tn an last — patrons and tris 4 of Jarnival, ace: in reed ty; Pe et my a FOR ALL PABTS OF THE W a Leave daily, exorpt ond Bunios. as Government trevps " freigni.. om place a above tout ey “3 c ty J J.B L ALLE . b BF 2.240 Ibs. to the Ton in all easee. P U SHAPETEUDS A. ROTH S SW OUD SAWED in any length by st-am. Wash gia same * WANING. 7, gre a LOMO) rv. at TERE Ane rectors ina few months, when the great tide of Pacific | poonon a Fecaertr nie, ronne, ,, Passengers purchas:..¢ & ABFL oe const travel and trade will begin. It isesttmated | _ ja 261u* First Ward. | ove thelr mnieace oan, tore arrange 20 MOXLEY. that this business must make the earnings of the residence, tothe depot, and put fn the bag- * FANCY D x road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS Cc Oau: OOALt: BASSES AND DOMINOES, AYBAB. As the supply of these Fonds will soon cegse, parties who desire to invest in them will find it for their Interest te do so at onoe The price for GREAT REDUCTION LN FBIC car. York. Nadel . Sfor ew York. Pht hia, and Boston, nee 2. L, WILSON, Master of Transportatt: L ty kod ‘General Ticker Agent. = GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent For Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, s 3 TENTH STREET door worth ot n>) the prevent is par and accrued interest from Jan. | REN ASH. E 7 ROUGH LINE BRTWREN WASHINGTON BE Gackbnr. 1, in currence; “a pe oe - . ‘Subscriptions will be a BEW YORK. ET 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN 8. P. BROWN & SONS, Corner New York avenue and 15th st. Beckiven in Waskinetos, 5T First National Baak. Rittenhouse, Fowler & Co. And in New York At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassav Street, BETWEEN NIYTH AND TENTH STRest A choice collection of ol PAINTL 020 tf Wastinetom, 1853. ‘Traing between WASHINGTON AND hEW YORK are now run as follows, viz: FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars. Leave daily (except Sunday, Cr 12:30 8nd S10 P xu P= =a FOR PHILADSLPHIA. Leave daily (except bunday) at S A. M, an 12:30 and 5: 1,000 rons or anrumactre ooat, FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRIeES FOR CasH. The undersigned will sell from this date. . BRD ASH BGG and STOVE. ° HESTNUT. ‘The above Soativet the very best quality and in AND BY Joun J. Ciscoe & Son. Bankers, Ne. 59 Wall Street, And by the Company’s advertised agents through. out the United States. Bonds sent free, but parties subscribing throush local agents will look to them for their safe de- Teerac food eonditios livered to any partof the city 4 NEW PAMPHLET AND Map was Is- | “Sick *iyecherg. ° SUED OCTOBER 1st, containing s report of the | sawed aud split of inthenticns FL7B WOOD, progress of the work to that date, and a more com. plete statement in relation to the value of the bonds than can be given in an advertisement, which will be sent free on application at theom- pany’s offices, or to any of the advertised agents, JOHN J. C1SCO, Treasurer, New York. Ww. H. MABLOW, 8 2w* OMiceand yard.cor 7thst. end canal. Coat AT REDUCED PRICE: COAL aT LOW PRIC! I bave received notice to remer ‘streets, ee: or bya 7 the Academy e my Coal Depot . 1889. on the river to for the t pent ef D ‘Tuition’ For Misses January 2, 10% | Gates ered: Eisye sere ne merar mene! dey ycendayand'geturday from Stet are Tf May's Butlding, 778 | “hy of ordny, from 8te lp enter. Wedneeday, tnt ‘Gag fe. x's. RED AND WHITE ABH COAL Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery | ————= ——= —_— = stored there, which must be removed thirty BALLS, ARTIES, &c. =, “ faaikes = price rather thaa ws t mei he : ve it Brrweey 4% ayy Gre Staesre ‘[HE SOIREE OF “HE L. 8. ts a tear T wii) sell it tu lots at very low price Ng =h be NEw stems. jaae eoraSaeass — sea ee tenga Se geen eS ia HAVENN 8 CRACKERS members. The tickets already we L. J ROTBROCK EMOVAL. Are admitted by ell impartial judges to be abo beet | ; in_the market. rhe Teaacns are obvious Would rm specttuily inform bis friends and the pab- G lic thet EEADE AND YD Bate D FANCY DRESS HE WAS REMOVED KINDLING AND, sroyouy 00> WOR THE Ovens, at's cost ofover five thonsand Gunes om | JOUENEYREN BOOKAERDERS: gor1 to one of thote aplendid Stores in Having removed my extensive Kindling and | Qtr machinery te the best and newest Patent. Wil take pince at MAY'S BUILDING, Woot ot Resentennih te gee ug sreablighed place. | We canploy the best workinen. : ODD FELLOWS WALL, CORBER OF SEVENTH AND ESTEEETS, | where 1 have greater facilities (or procuring tue | qi Sumnufacture trom twenty-five to thirty bar- TUESDAY EVERINS 2, 1a. where, with increased facilities for bu Sh ong op pth gs = ‘We no ol stock om band, and conseyuently | Malone» Celeb) Cotilion has been en- hopes to receive # liberal pertion of their custom. corromers and the public generally with all oar ¢ ere are always fresh ‘The stock of FOREIGN AND porto PAPER HANG- WINDOW SHADES AND BHADE HOLLANDS, SHADE FIXTU PICTUBE CORDS AND TASSELS, NAILS AND LOOKING GLASSES, AND PICTURE FRAMES, &c. is now foll, together with a great variety of USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTIOLES. Paper burg by skillful workmen. Picture Frames made to , BROCK. Try for yourselves, you will find our statement *'To prevent frand, our Orackers are stamped with the name. “HAVENNER.’ it jon cont t “HAVENBER'S CRACKERS” ‘onan our rover, nd to the Bakery, 347 © st. we supply you. We offer the following assortment 80Da CRACKBES MU ATER CEA LEMOD BisclirT i ‘Word, sewed and cplit, in auy leugt required, atthe if LOWEST BATES, {2d delivered to any part of the District of Oo- umbie, FREE OF BXTRA CHARGE. All orders left at 323 D street, adjoi ing the Star cities. ratte! iu, foot of 7th treet, Will Le met with prompt PxRsoN AL attention net THOMAS J. GALT. BAVE YOUR 0 ee L N & GLEN'S oath etn SheEn, pot and ‘Office, @street whart, W | & O0., corner 15th and & Ween by invitation ‘rom the Committee o/ le exce] h or size haa ee Bot admitted Tavitations a2 gon 0G. s “BACKERS. eUGAB Caspers, CUBTAINS, ac. THE NE bt) AND BEST. CATT 'ERNS': _ ‘rise “HAVBNNES'S FAMILY BREAD.” THE MOST R ASONAB RICBS. ‘This unequalled Bread is now for sale by most of br WH. 8. MITCBBLL Grocers of the a | ‘Over Perry & Bro.'s BANKRUPTOY NOTICES, | %s'ssdine Grocers ofthe clog ia thoroushiy je %-ly Dry Gooés establishment. ‘’__ _BANKRUPTOY NOTICE. beked, in McKenzie’ Patent ; is siwage Tayg 1820 Give ROLE FOr on tuo mun | Feet White; Betritious, und’ ts guarnuteed 4 ae crom ecor, OG | eee a See w it > PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. eens toe been’ ‘aap = 30S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Berween Nixrt ano Texte StReers, 57 DIRECT IMPORTATION. og Trost coxar sixes we apveatiscp BZ STOCK OF BEST PARIS KID GLOVES on MEN'S, BOTS’, AND YOUTHS: BooTs AND LasT WEEE » @20,000. ORB, ARE CREATING GREAT EXCITEMENT. A at Over twenty-five hundred yards sold lest yruece wishing Gloves tor Bante, Rectied. 5 » Rates FOR the very low price of 25 and @1 se per pea WHarrhey WANT st the P KLD GLO} District REDUCED RATES FOB Casa, 87 Bplendid BLACK SILKS, at @1.60. DEPOT. i. lat the Oity of Wesbington, H. BURNS & 00. 93,03'45, 62.50. 62.16, 83, and G3 BP eee ANHOUNCEMEE ain tote 1 | {ie of bia appointment se secten aiteey. yok : sell ber welll es JABBEY.in the city of Washi: thin S7 Bonnet’. celebrated BLACK SILKS. era eea ‘CY GUODB at ea a Won adjudgedss Bankrept insullon bot ends of the pice) at . ace aE ¢ penne petition bonis Oaoeans Coane and $8.50 per yard. Les gets mar wise istriet. fection of i) yin ‘oven: ‘GEORGE MASON, Law, ige wear, 371 '¥ strest, bet, oh wad S| jas wow ne ity Hall, noniguce. MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN 26-30" Bae 8 EE ee Acrantion vavre JEWELEY, New lot otal LAOR COULaRs arEve, a SOLID SILVER Boceived this day sth) UAMORERO! ha SILVER PLATED WARE, Erc., a2.1w DAVIS $041n apes. inGim 250 Penna. ave,, bet. ‘Isth and 18th sts et woah tts. dents Dea tiwe bei pitt esived. «large quantity of LEAF To- ALL PAPERS, Wormrers careszarep flenr mucnocterap tbe meet ronemsbie ricer, WINDOW sHaDRB, ac. DINING ROOMS, coho r : SEW AND DRESIBABLE PATTERNS te . janet 02 ORAGES, mB ovens. Videciedhd’” S Se Set Soro AT LOWEST RATES. ovat. NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY'S BANK and Contrat Ofice has been removed to No. 472 7th street, op- posite the General Post Office, and sdjoining the office of Fitch & Fox. jn 19 thes SSS tts Limestone: uneestoss: LIMESTONE caR cd own 3 pe Loans: ‘the favorite ant well i LIMESTOBE FAMILY FLOUR, ‘Janet recetved for sale OO at AT NOB, 310,314, 318 AND 340 I STREET, Between Ith and 16th streets, WORBMLEY