Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1869, Page 2

_EVENIN( G STAR. ee ee WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY....:...November ‘30, 1869. Reading Matter on Every Page. Where to The people of Washington are quite anani- movs fn their purpose to have an improved ity to deeide upom some plan of opera- tons. This decision once made, it will be easy to concentrate all effort upon the particular roads to be built. Manifestly we can do nothing to toree the construction of the Point of Rocks rod, or the Baltimore and Potomac road faster than it suits the purposes of the managers to let the work go on. These two companies seem to game Of rival interests, which may result in affording Washington competing roads, or may end in a compromise by which we shall remain “as we were” in regard to railroad fa- cilities. But however the little game may end between the Northern Central and the Bal- timere and Ohio players, Washington can only look on as passive spectators. Quite certainly onr work must be in the opposite direction from their play. What aid we give must be to the enterprises struggling for existence, and whose interests are identical with ours. It is not nec- essary to say at this late day that the construc- tion ef the additional roads proposed means cheap living and plenty of work for the poor, becavse by cheapening living, manufacturing enterprise will be developed and enabled to com- pete with other cities; or that it means large ad- vantages to the property-holders by increasing the value of their ground, and immensely en- Jarging the amount of business done here, there- by 1eturning to them tenfold the amount of taxes they may have to pay to help the immediate con- struction of the roads. Now what roads shall we help, and how shall that help be extended? We have the roads south already in operation. The Loudon and Hampshire road is being built. The Point of Recks read and Baltimore and Potomac vad, as above mentioned, are also in such pro- gress of construction as the magnates controling them choose. The Southern Maryland road en- terprise is gaining strength and friends. If all these roads were constructed we should have a Very satisfactory system of roads. ‘The duty, then, of Washington is to help the two national roads—the Loudon and Hamp- shire, sending its main stem to the Ohio, and Dringing in the wealth of the West, together with the coal of the Alleghantes; the Point Lookout and Southern Maryland read, connect- ing by fast steamers with Norfolk and the sea- loard cities, and bringing the early vegetables of the South and the luxuries of the Bay, to be «bstributed from here North, East and West; and in return carrying the supctabundance of coal, ‘that must come here, to the deep waters of the Potomac below the freezing point. It will be seen that the construction of these two roads, connecting in Washington city, will afford a dircet communication between the Ohio river the coal mines, with the Chesapeake at a joint navigable all the year. By the time these roads are completed we may be sure that the growing restivenest of the ple of Maryland, under Mr. Garrett's rail- rule, will have shown itself in a way to compel the construction of the Point of Rocks road, and when the Point of Rocks road is built the Baltimore and Potomac road will be built. All the signs indicate that the Mafyland Legisia- es reset the future will grant charters to any . puna fide companies seeking to make new roads an the State, and the companies having charters = be compelled either to build or to allow shall the city aid these road+—the Lou- » and Hampshire, and the Southern Mary- ? ‘There are two ways, one by subscription ty the stock, the other by endorsement of the is. Now the first requires a heavy tax at once upon the taxpayers to raise the money to ; pay for the stock; and then should the necessi- A ties Of the roads gompel them to issue bonds ; whieh are a lien on the stock, the city’s stock interest may be lost, but by endorsing bonds the city itself holds a lien on the stock of the entire youd, and has only to raise a tax to meet the in- terest. Thus the city can better afford to en- corse the bonds of a railroad company for a qaiilion ef dollars than to sabseribe to the stock jor three hundred thousand. Of course care should be exercised to see that the city’s liens ste properly secured; and the bonds should only be issued at a certain rate as the road is Duilt--tay im sections of five or ten miles. ‘The fear has been expressed that the endorse- ent of these bonds may lower the value of the : «ity bonds, but the experience of all cities, Bal- Timore especially, has shown that the bonds of a sunnieipatity rise in value in some proportion to the public investment in roads that build up the place.. The public interest in this matter of railroads should not be allowed to lull until the work has yen blocked out and fully entered upon. Now © time to move in the matter. —— 1 = — . f they haven't got a whipping post out in St. ; iomis and M ilwaukee they ought to erect one in rach place forthwith, and dedicate them, re- spectively, by peeling the hide off the brutal i»the: who foreed his little daughter to practice the .eats of equilibrium by which she uearly t her life in the first named city the other y, and by serving in the same manner the ananagers of the Milwaukee theater who under- took to light it, at the expense, as it turned out, ot several human lives, with kerosene lamps. tal punishment would be better, doubtless; at is almost too much to hope for in these vegetarian days. A pillory would answer as a compromise, if effectively used. 7 The poverty of American invention in nom- J enelatare is well illustrated in the fact that the dew row of buildings ou K street, west of Four- teenth, has been christened “Franklin Ter- ee, e a ] confusing attempts at ———_-+0- A rather unfavorable commentary upon either ‘the character of the educational institutions of this country or of those who should support them, is found in the fact that aceording to the official sts there are at the present time 50 young American students at German Univer- pities and upwards of 1,000 American youths and ht i ee ee eee Cuvpew Usiow—at the session of the Vir- xinia Conference of the M. P. Church, at Lynebburg, on Thursday Jast, Rev. Mr. McGhee presented & memorial to the General Conter- ence, looking toa Union of the Methodist Prot- c-lant and Methodist tw bring it to 4 ‘this country. There is too much talking here ; ew. ee Tue Puorosep Wortn’s Farr —tin our last ine we published the names of subscribers to 81,00 worth of stock in the International Ex- position, proposed to be held in this city in 1871; | and have now to adi $50,000-more, the result of | two hours work yesterday by Messrs. Galt and Mohun. Of this $50,000 the tesding-sul were as follows —W. B. Moses, an un Sons, | Hall, $5,000; J. B. Bryan, Brother, $5,900; Jesse B. Wilson, & Hamilton, $5,000, Francis £5,000, ‘This makes a total of subscribed to this important ‘enterprises and is | A an indication, we take it, that as much more may yet be raised in this way. Great credit is due to the Committee on Collections for their judicious carrying out of their well-matured plan, which havalready achievedsuch promising results: They are doing this werk thoroughly by calling upon all citizens of means, and.when. persons whose names they desire are sick, or away, or Gegire conference with partnersor sag- gest other obstactes well understood among business men, they propose calls at a future day. But they are generally met with encour- aging words and substantial help for a project which will benefit the whole community, and but few men, even of moderate means, refuse to givé some aid. With the very large amount which it now seems reasonable to believe can be raised in this way, and a subscription of half a million dollars by the city, the suecess of the enterprise would seem to be assured beyond a doubt, even with- out the expected contribution from the General Government, which we may look for with more e nfidence when we have clearly shown that we do not rely upon it entirely, but mainly upon our own efforts. ——__-+e2-_______ Hon. George H. Halsey, formerly Representa- tive in Congress from New Jersey, is now talked of asthe coming man for Collecter of the port of New York. Meanwhile, Mr. Grinnell still quietly sits at the receipt of customs. pailaninaines se ecaeannauaild The tailors’ strike in Chicago is ended, the men going to work at the old rates. —eeeehetee From Shillington we have Frank Leslic’s Lady's Magazine for December. ———_-+ee-___ Arramns ty Prixce Groror’s aoe mae —The has the Prince Point Railroad tinue to receive the most e1 of the success of the Southeru Point Lookout Work = ont We con- Hall, i's. Competent e gaged in ae engineers are overyehing appears to be triage as “merry as a mai —_ the Governor.—We learn that per ae Se oe Orphans’ Court ‘Benchy« oe aatoned ty by nation of Judge man of excellent judgment aa ence. ——_—__~<e--____ New York Drawnack Fravp Cass.—The ‘back was con- Commis- the resig- a gentle- net a investigation of the draw! tinued in New York yesterday before sioner Osborn. The evidence! havi in the eases of both also has been spoken of in the matter, liad been heard to ask Mul agi ive him some facilities to perpetrate fraud. ald he Muse potuing ‘er the a case was adjourned till Wednesday nex ——_++ee--—_____ Homtcipe ny aN hg ag > THE ARMY po THE West.—Lieutenant W. ., Dougherty, of the s lar army, on fur! iting his at pero Iné., and killed Joseph sei day. iti alleged tha that rows reports about Dougherty’ 's puss, and ‘and on Dougherty meeti juested him payee his int marke i He's y refused. and, not deny- ing the fired five shots at him, three of my taking effec. ‘Van, Horn died al- mest instantly. wag, immediately arrested, and ie now'ie Jal jail. The affair has caused great excitement, as ‘both are con- nected wit! ith the size “aies of f the city. were sent in for various policy shops, and have been thot examined. It is reported Hunt, through whose maile, that the deficiences in the t of the first five per cent. tax on the gross receipts of the offices “‘backed” will amount to nearly $100,000, which amount will probably be paid, to avold civil suits, but such pa: a it made, will not eftect the prosecution of the case before United States Commissioner Shields. COLE MBL ZTPUSBAPHICS ‘AL UNION. lem, nin TO. ron + at 7% o'clock. inthe sell moe Bie Chamber, City Hi CHRISTIAN , Bunce M STREET.— Noy fe ke "+ Discourse~The Final dudgmente "it" THE BEV. Dr. THOMAS &. Bi ip vii Nem hime 76. MOMOW (Suniay) chon TO-MORROW (Su ayvae o'clock a. and 73¢ o’c lock p. .E. Anes nae onal vILL PREC — corner G and the ¢ the Zist ninst and evening ay ae Aut be in- Sina’ te attend. Nain Cox GE EGA + as Pag OFNTON will "preach Bova 2 sist, rand by epecial request. wi ot prec ‘Seats it” SADDATH aet we me “Phe Doctrines of Conv eet and te an ences.” +) Ms ecepted Time.” genase: Ps it hems WITARIAN Ghurch of cha ri a ‘Churel gis ‘tin. atl a the Co Cc Al Obi Ps in the Common Counc! Oban Cc NGTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN or aint time Ch will be “foye benent seta fe renee moet ty pt eter have them sealed to law. as the tt 3 ber brea 1-60, abolishing the use ane eae WH be rigidly enforced, ait ATCT EL, nold-3t™ eater ot websits aot Monsutie, IMPAIRED DIGESTION. il the organs of the body aré,so to speak, the pen- DA’ ee em BOLLING HOTAND I0R COLD supa, | Drawn from the same Fountain, vat MUGBU RNS DEBUG STORR, 480 With ot. opposite U. ICE, for the treat. for the Lid ore TGA eri No, bany. Seta : ae Sar eariee Eeeee Md. fem oieaa een oto oa to.3; Stor p.m. an iden” Peete vi i oe ea) SOOn bat reaact ‘entire time to the practice of his openbaar olay “eat nm. ws cbt AND CHEAPEST PHO- by sizes and TOGRAPHICLIKENESS of all, eo inibae et cetaea G lem ey a age pagers are oe at the Tate ol Sper cout, inter beture ihe THIRD aaa ste Feil terest from the first of November: Oc se APD OL ARATON, Actuary. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, em Orrice SecEeas, oF. x oF Cons ert is hereb; to the hi of the cit lates berte ste eeaih: ries hee Pleat & Natio X cocoa — einer Cents ae the same price we offer Barrett's, Rine''and "Tebbette: alees Aper's Sarsaparit geal 8 cee: Bs urnett's Cocoa gplcead Palme ie Syrap, 125: %e,; Wishart’s Tar $ t Fug and Brown's Ginger, ‘We.; Batchelor’s Hair Dye, china et Balm, e. Sasi 5 Speer Wi vine ne Bltats 50 Fino Sait heat tele 61 per batt OH NA TRANS, se corner Bl and D sts. ELCH'S PEST FAMILY FLOUR $2.38 per quarter barrel POON SER ‘wie. ‘Vernon Pince, no 20-tf speoaien: Northern Market, XTBA FLOUR. ‘ — RA FLOUR 87 Choice EXT! Be noe r barrel. i & €O., er ‘ernon Piace, no 20-tf opposite Northern Market JOE, E. SCHEEL, Te tinues ‘to give ORGAN, and in VOC FOR SALE AND RENT. EFIOE ROOMS FOR RENT— oer betta ee lew York aveume th étret, owe table tor jot hee Py * a eee Ce Re. "Pia ew York avenue and 160 GH RENT DESK Bi Boom fs f FF Wtedecmea and j Inquire of De Comt HiPrrent ts No. 2, May RNITURE Fi ease S—On the lth i ORSE, with, black — prove property, ly of pir witiniat te ono REML: 20k, mended pply 165 H street, “seeees oy boone fixtures: ‘20-6t elodeon ea ‘Piano. wn ork ee Br, ©. stor. JOak Hall Te ar arene Bet BOARDING. so kiiticia Sak Raeetaenedioese A. Sabb AREMSCEP ea Uae Ok Pee rao bee a “aE Sie | Hon ot Vi eke pice shi" Bed'rown. "Herma, oe! eens staan aol Sacer igh branghor ith Fre eae se et FRE aE ae gg] volloge rey mo BOO ath stret, Wan F aA BOARD athe. Saas | MA ppomte Post Oe arena SAL’ FRAME HOUSE, zie - aalianel ‘competent DRESS. WAEER one xe front apd te hes; well in yard. tho underatande cutting and fitting. and can ae TASS BOARD, | WITH mie S BACHE. nines ~‘between P and Q pi a8 ae FRONT HOOMS. to be had on rossonstie terms, aaceem ARTE aD j | SES18,H street: bet 1 fh and 18th; 8 short walk from pL 77 Fon 5S vk ow | FS, RENT Ver E How “ Shgdarwork tod Foe Pog S gone to de gonerat | most pubile offices. the first floor of the batlding adyoining our wffice. JAMES W: BARKER. 433 1 strost, betwee, ‘ate at 0 Dist. between 9th and Wth sts. no 19-20" = = a No 472 7th street, opposite. Post OB: HERON, ew a oe Bea rca of CEN SHED BUSINESS CHANCES. Tapas teerener aren, ke. aros. Fes XEAOSEN 5 os = @ Bary land ~ 0 ‘dress A. B., care of Postmaster car the Seunte . ne 19° OR SALE.— Twenty shares of EXCELSIOR PARLORS, eo Swans $11 Lo QUILDING 5 ASOCLATION STOCK for sale. _ Wan WHITE GIRL tw do housework. Apply at the Star Ofte = fry mentee, of FURNISHE _o 19-1 era: nay tvanta arenas. cxaH —— rave; Colum OF _ 208) St" | Bear all the Departments, a Vashington Co-operative, a a =. bia Co-operative. Excelsior, and of the OR RENT—HOUSE containing six rooms: Ia : ANTED—A "iy Wee ot WOMAN, to cook wag erative, Rxcelelor, and of the F PRLS? | Rea stable. Fu GENISIED 3 ram RS AND the country this cit wo Socal Y at 4 ania avent een ‘Addisese Box 13. Star Ofce. FOL A freee a pe HORSE: Atl to air cUNSINGHA ~ Sh stzeots, a room sand board for tooet ANTED—An active and intelligent COLORED OX ond, HARNESS complete; ing C HOUSE, cotaiging tan | ee ee SURMISED wi Pi Mh Fa eee. Brice $a. J poly at at BARE SON'S Stab Stables Hi ater: situated at Noes | OR RERTA lores ¥U RNISERD “how. st Beets “P treet norte = titty sivcn jamal pply to JW. PILLING, <a" arent O} rN CARERS GPERTARR, WO 78 bth at oppoal nD Department "13-3 past OF A HOUSE. WITHT SEPARATE EW. ry ea as the owne} an Foe aa BRICK ana: on Pea {rane containing parlor, bed Tae ast nom (rains te pig Pe tas | si ding feeveral PHY. | Ki, rooms, with gus and water: situated at) No. 476 gnd kitchen, at street, fink f FISKE, 908 “Ah at.y nest to wot _ DREW S.JOECE & CO.” | given immediately. Apply dW. PILLING on | ESO SALE OW EAC, HANGE—A om TED SRS Pepe, oe 477 and 479 1th street. | the premises ‘wom St vabeut sabe aes tan Washing ey rid WORKING PANTS UMBER FOR SALE A BARGE, EY, Sor, FRONT | Sagi For particulars apaty oe & 835 ted e320, tt A.STBAUS, mikling containing a rough | Suitable for'a gent ie wife. or two single | kers. sa" ¢.. third door of lth street _ | poEites ce heap. The attain tobe tabtn | coutiomen, ma good MINGLE ROOM Hoses Fe SALE << new BRICK Hot AM EED Sieg eek Gearing a wt the | down and removed by purchaser. or could remain om | nd icborbood ‘Adtt-class.” ‘Apply at he. $04.8 | Ben went wide or can feet ol, wer tee of AHONSE AND CARKIAGE. The bese | ipestaae Epager gearventer shop. | street, between St and St no Boe S Bold an gf atucntion and care guarautiod. Adsieeis D, lock Cw *TAMIETON, 963 7th street, AS MRGAST RODEN FM RGier, 317 a treet. « Post Office. handsome vew RESID) J ERY, DESIRABLE | Dw FLLING HOUSES ENT—A furnished, a = ERC STORE, dang a cool baw: | thecurmcret iat and A otras, V Fir nent an Gecrectow 8 street, Wiakges e wate alk HOUSE in cential ess. in the central part of tho ety, snd can be | the bnper Capi rome: and No. 67 Bridge st. cu rove: ail allt are improvements, tniproved: with proper attention ’ Must well, | of a iat fm conveniences, in gad order_and will be rente@ he Sotupante for tks font, Do not want the ted wil fo so ata sacrifice, Address DIO, Star OF | by General W le de genkend prrmancat tenants.” Apply to Dr. Ge use fore use. Address Mre.-S. S.. rata rode o erton are Beer onsen Cosmuing-ho ee ed [pe Sg CE RS oe a Denubarton srt. ci Bear Offic Fe SALE cany terms. DRUG STORE. fe Is recens, exclusive of bath room, clasts, pant F°s, ae oro a4 eNisurD ‘e zood locality and doing * go ROUMS on first Goor. wit ments. convenient ty bew hotel. Inquire 316 1 2 ELLENT ROOMS FOR Seer Be street, with BOARD. — Czvers BESIDENCE } FOR SALE. The owner of the two dwellings at the northwest corner of Lith street and ANT) Ladies tok the © UInBS SEWING Mae SW is’t CDA CELEBRATED HOOP st nol RUMS SKIRT ARD CONSET FACTORY. O13 Tt between D and E. 15-tf = Waxterase 7p OF GASTRON, Witt | | PERSONAL. 1 pply aot ae enth areal ot opponive Gen tre Market. AXE, LADY WHO WOULD LIKE TO BE P. MANN. pleasantly situated with a widw during the ¥ addressing *S. Bell,” eee ‘AL ESTATE PA. | winter can do PR. in large or small amounts, money | fH Joan in small sums on. modern tinprove- Sick- pavuGIsT AND cars aud Corcuran’s ess, reason for selli é ‘ushington City P. Was hing o20-2t" 7 The dwelli - ETA RE ‘S METCALF, Siouehiy cid by a ee Hy aS DISEASES THUR: ise RENT—Halt of STO) 5 ry i a DOw it Gone. horowsi rencath aid te be completed Raate Brokers, | tem: “Call ot aldress W'ekrres, 309 Hstrect, | Kn ney Inieinens; 239 noid inte amt a data gee ms anions eat . np 5-Im___Northesst cor. N.Y. ave. and loth «i weak 7th from —— Fe BENT —F oer CRFURNISITED_ Roo! Ss. te house measures 33473 aed: C 5 D. ae, c corner aD streets erst. Iso, ome room has fem Waitress ecining Howe pei LAs 2 7 a ASG, E NTE, Sonne tor sale, very reasont na * eee and ainia room thrown To 70 foot; nes ot thels entire emecte | cquiereing | ne for seat Sh kad We Oty Bi pe | FLOR RENT—Ono FRAME HOUSE on J Rewret. | Lot with inwn und rearte aly a Na 446 eh street, Between ae oe ly $1 pe car ae 5 poms, with stable. Large fot Eeyepenae ra Dentson £00. QUIN DOTANX DISCHARGED ORDNANCE lei ve-raan HOUSE, one equa Sergeant, will please call at the Com- moderat s peaking " at at No localit; city terms. Residence, 44% 13th strcets between. @ and aE Fate Wie eine cinewnitce piDE | hulseary Gencral ol Stinistenee Nir Bone wicHOLs. AS de. BUILDING LOTS ou Highiand Block tor H.. Orders left at Ellis’ Music stor¢ receive prompt | can dispose of their FURNITURE ithont the SBQUEDER Bi BRACE CORSET, é ugh BRICK HOUSE. nine | Yoguire of OWNER, In corner honse 902) het Stibatione ‘nob ble or expense of an auction, by addressing H. ~ bo —_ <4 pha ae _ hath 0 sth Street mK and L streots : = i Stree Fro vx, 289 Penna. avenuo, soul corner 1th Pca mms wt Rte N = ; eepury. eS cents eee “ 1 USE. Dosement.vrown front, ten rooms, water ‘0d eae. mpetcnenys Roeite rchasing fom ONE TO TEN ACHESOF | NOW READY-NEW CATALOGUE OF aie Fo fat, oe sith mat frais Pay A Mt. Verno: nearW ress. or lor gale by "| tenant rent §14 per mont lnquire next Art ALE—Two me FRAME] HOURS, no tf opporite Northern Market. mid peices Ac B.C. Sear Office. ocd La Sheen epee ase | POE Walter el ay exe tun ral on ens mes ° ary Foe yi terms reanonable ov Gov. ERNMENT JA JAVA COFFEE. Els 20sty Aye RATE CASH } Ealope oe TENTION! attention? Pe nea pei Furnished Ho yey 4 aan akeal Batnte ABS i ality 35 cents per pound. 3 OND. PHAND CLOTHING, UND! otn Cc. COREY Estab- streete south, ne Capitol. Possession hamedi- | 0c 19 tt __ 36: ‘ er po , ROOTS: SHOES: £o.5 475 ath stroet Hing removed her Fashionable Dressmak tly mold 2 OR RRNE—UROUED ie. 920 Mew Busey anv BAST ts “PGTHGWEER & CO. wep end E strate thitd door trom Yona ites | Urkment to 424 th trot, batwrern hal tant | Frethetncnt wr¥ aera wince eer yasae, Mtv ace, Chastien ding. aps Peg BS = “ ith gas and water, a yal cut no 20-¢f opposite: Northern Marist oe iPromptiy Attended To: wayeay" Foe top jl a Walking Sate of al ‘doocrip- rs! Rent Tow ‘to ood tenant, inonth. Apply to W. €. JOHNSON. 443. iby Ex tions made in the latest and best styles. Satisfaction | 17 street. eo nwt s Fant st ST INDIA CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS. N EW BOOK s. Cy oo 21-Im met Gand Wwe aaa ry om neo ee lee + month. ‘Layuire of GEO peat judy eautitul assortment, both Long and Square, | VASHTI: OR, UN’ IL DEATH US Do a JUSTIOR PEACE, i the fine received, and will Le sold cheap by Augusta J. eater book ie at OPPOSITE KIRKWOUD, places omTth St__ Inquire 226, opposite gp cow HOOE & BRO. 3 any of ise Evan nol6-3m Between lth and 12th va SEN i REN] SUITE oF Boos, rT , 2 eTIL YOU HAVE 5 ry large, new and hands no | Maxex MEAT 20 souts per pound Rivies’e ere PAY. No. 39 436 street. ished, weanable Yor Members of Congress. rae | aud all modera. imprs EW HALSINS 35 en poet, Htevand’ Mother. ‘By Geo. HL. Napheys, | doors south of the avenue. “He it wo ‘oho firing etch rooms, eee? 7K streot north, | stable. ‘Apply om # CURKANTS 1 cents per pound, 61 30 | oriers Jail. Office open day and inighte “oe 31mm Sieg ee ae as morn eeee._ ae asp 300 ° ONS, 0) ; : ‘Together with « xemral ine of goods wuitabtefor | | Herole ce = the Hight Hon. Wm. B. ‘Glad R. LEON, ee) Sif ind banded) Fareed ROOM. ACE ES ene i oth atreet, between boku mancly Fe Cea eat before | igyifes sco Ruarantee satieiee: | OUTHLA ins arity inthe eek ates ee oo i or tue CngweEn « vu. Skeichen ot the. the’ Living Fetede Walters gt ne vere Pes tm thee it Serge te fencer Soounee References 2xchans NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE no 2-tf opposite Northern Market. | _figymond; in two hendsomel oot ham, Che 1 teaeene (Ps His foes ane St fie me o FOR SALE, RS. A, G- GASTON: Agent, don. § | moderate, and’ patients visiting see no.oue but the easier *255 BEAUTIFULLY ee £Ou SUBURBAN 5 F street. between ‘T2th and 13th, ES is ARNT UR RMS a e lentios e t eg ae ited amd illustrated enptene: calls the att ention Of the Laden to her ate a berated Sed Mlnetrates PiLoagrRT OF, eee at faa ELVEN 3 § RONNETS AND HATS, pip are lished. ‘uniform with Michelet’s "Bi ry New York Museum of Anatomy, racing the sub- RIBBONS, FLow. ERS, FEATHERS, k that created such Sire yma ope i the last | ject—How to live and what to vihve = Youth, Ma- ae MouRE cont ten rooms, L. ACE AND FANCY G60! Bee They are translated byt ws editor of the | turity nerally reviewed; bandeomely and Sargeicte tely furnished. Inquire Laly customers can be aecommodati % rae and contain 190 beautiful illustrations, by | The cause of cation, and’ Nervous he premises, No. $99 12th street, between I aral DRESS MAKING Diseases % Philvsophically wae \ i ‘and ART THOCGHES. ‘The Experioncos and Ubserva- vunshdered. eo mallee ae Sige fe moet apprised Parle New York styles, by ons ofan Ameriean Anattary Europe. By Jas. | “Potker volunics containing these Lectures will be — fumnpike road Fans sarvazi i 285 F STREET. arksor RNING, cecal A oe | forwarded to partics unable to attend, on receipt of Sut pear lth strest: A Of from one to twenty scres. on ———-— SPEC THENS OF FANCY TURNING, « four stamps, by SECRETARY New Fork x “4 on deterred The can be 1810 1810 he hand or foot lathe. With Geomettics Oval, and Museum of Anatomy and Beience, 615 Broadway, cera, __scettns ‘opp. the : ot tue Teac oy ‘om, the promites, or oddreeeel ; ESTABLISHED If ie Gack, 34 Elliptical Cutting Frame. | New York. mali-ly "| WOR SALE CHEAP—K three we-stiry BRICK | follows" iA PHILLIPS, George. wn DB oe HE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES lOUSE consiniog roses; 00 — =m drasés Furs! Wurst TGoatesaed Children's G stress ci Inquire af 205 Fuh ste street, PE NEN STELES OF CHOICE AND ELE- CARP SUES Or haies eae pee, 7A large assortment to 8-1 tect rong BF Prices Moderate. Every article warranted fresh made Ws great bargains call at the olf par ti tee “tpi 12> 182 Bridge st. Goon rgetown, D.C. bssoLUTION, Tap, Cypeeneral eat RA stylé and rm name of JS =e : WO * ‘ae Gay dissolved by mutual cons An H. TUG! having di he ae lotr th the 0. D. VAUGHN, and domestic "owt man tre, equal to the cre, our Beat Costin Work. 3 nd fully 3 cent. cheaper. FALL OVERC vars, 2 i Reduced pr BOYS: SCHOOL and PRESS SUETS Ta ages from three years a1 ards, in great variety of quali ties and styles BOYS OVER Sx i ale anid TOGAS. MEN'S OVERCOATS of varions fabrics, adapted to i Lapa U ap-omnr at prices lees the same ‘. redsgnd Curimere ie rig a | akg Pe Real ee , Pies, Bearis, ae -tgaz™ THOMAS FRANOIS, Agent. ae OF COLUMBIA, the ih day oc WS: vane ———— BOXES. New aiid Very Saloable. EACH BOX ited with a, new anit assorted fa- yA aURERIOR ve vON Gold boa Stger Wi Watch A Chains, one Beals. and Ear ki Rings, Unrnevees hey Retail at 25. chante - MANUFACTURED BY Lors: Lots: FROM $10 Tv 625 DOWN AND 85 TO $20 A MONTH, Ten aE 8 HARTOGENSIS. S41 ieéween ii'snd NN Auy order through promptly attended to. sl: ieS-ly* TEX ¥ D3 isth street, boiwoom nd Hs contains eleven (1) rgoms, Sof the mont destrabte ‘nthe city. : = IN THE FIRST WARD, IN THE SECOND | PHILP & SOLOMONS, Garyaxuzzp suzer won. Oo manic sauce WAKD, AND ON CAPITOL HILL, BOOKSELLERS © AND peTATIONERS, * no MG-coastif JOHN R. ELVANS & CO. REST estate: = BEUTIFULLY Laas. ania avenue, Mth sts. NES. =a = Apply t JU3SHUA WHE yaoo, bh i ving. ee Stampiyg.and Printing, Eng. Ga" ob0 due wd two year old VINES forsale by GREAT INDUCEMENT FOR CASH welt = 416 7th st. tht cod 7 5 Al Titing Papers, in, We have for sale 2 BLOCK OF BRICK BULLD- — i ie mek reansael ueae nots 6t" cout are iy fat “i! AN fom which me gi'pceneecee shee Fa ok ork Huitding’ fear re) pea on —— 2 2 + — nee eg spel powed f between and 6th . Sor , A “on ildings all new, and ¥ " MAYS Huy currents, cian tasbear cateer” and’ of oxonte aioe WP allie — a 1 TEER now Sao hae Serie pee eas | = : ovine = = PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, COMM SHELLS: epoculabion tt the’ property schiome Tae vom 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS, BE ABLINGTON HOUSE erent & OX, Beal Extate Brokers, ie site Post Otlic: See ues ny FOREN Teor BT a ee ee j - ob Massachusetts. w ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 400 GUESTS. Stack of best a naa: con 4 road Anis to W-C. JOHNSON, No. St3 3 Bu MAS FOKTY SUITS OF KOOMS. | R) ID GLOVES od With Water-closets sttached. Also, PARIS = oe cs eet Be FQ ERT eniemnsy FCS TET Roa PASSENGER ELEVATOR §7-815,000-C8 Between 9th and Weh etree Tou, ait The, Epos. igi ot would be ae vd to 2 as JOHNSON HOUSE, le tenant. No BZ-ONE, TWO, THREE FIVE BUTTON , ¥URS, FURS, on Aon RB nd bind) ees sh the Hotel, will be fitted up ass Restan- GEOW ES: beautiful colors and all size elias! e OR RENT NT—That b beautiful fed SCECRIGS- RE I Tesiding fa the viciuity‘of the Hotel ean be 0KZ{200, dozen LUPTN'S PARIS ID GLovES, MINK SABLE, F GENCE keuayen a0" Grecuw ood: aR meals a in Carte. isin iis: = gre per sLitperdeeen. By Une Bailar diove ueteant 1, synattpleees ago Ste EB EALC OM St Now 3 FiTcH cette fe ae » ac, 7. eiceend 5 FAIRBANKS’ SCALE! 5 To eel imal nor ltm HEERINGS’ BATES. Bu ; oe PETER AER All sizes and kinds at factory i notice, 3 Fs Gog) "Barepan PPROACHING BEA’ PLArroRy ae ee SHA" Panseguvaxia sy ar ae — Fou EENT, ieabent toms in and 3 pound ra JOHN A. = ittall the im and will be tent” Ba rPeACuis. noW-ccdt _ Lavtithave. bot sik ond Minis, re tenant on 8p fication to WA be. in Seeners Seilow FEA Exavs. PARE FOR W! NOTICE. AL, corner ave. ee tefeee. sizes of piece al ee . RENT O& on SALE— uae are ease om tc, bee ‘The only place in the city to bay your Thatlarge and well-established Hotel, known as the ath and F ats. joann. BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS “FRANELLS HOUSE,” STABLISHED 1833. st regular on the corner of 8th strect west and D street north, MB te Ne, PACK THE NEW IMPROVED | co wOLESALS Parcus Comtalninet Smaurematee te zh MAS RRL STEWART COOKING STOVE. as Howe te. se ip olalbly sinated, ts vas THE BEST IN THE WORLD, Scnktiboomiaa see ra ame Ons mt 7 A mat {iting up sonld buy thi Stove in. preter. STRAUSBURGER BROS., Seca gee, cud Formule st lowest Wass s cce: sang Fj BMESON. ' 373 BevenraSrexet, no Sinton gO RE Loeb ene se, AN OFFICE, 611 x enacaa WHERE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT CAN 4 bon. gues ; erate iyi BE FOUND. the same, Sign Samos Stn “fnowtimae) 8 Mel 5° UST RECEIVED— aly ATHORER MICE | A LARGE AssoRTMENT oF matics Ge eats Bae nee — _ se itt POR _| Laser LUMBER tt LUMBER SEER B . KID GLOVES, 61.86 Ww aren oom, se ats of all