Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1869, Page 2

or EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation i in the mae Senting 8 @iGiculty at the Franklin School Building, in Tegatd te the admission of « colored girl, the Ganghter ot Kev. Sel!a Martin. The issue in Tegard to mixed schools ix now distinctly pre- sented, and must be met. Our duty as a com- munity wi be to deal with it without passion or undue excitement. Briefly we will state the circumstances of the case:—Mr. Vashon, one of the Trustees, gave a ticket of admission, to the common schools, to | ‘the Hittle daughter of Martin on the ground that she was nearly white and was therefore entitled to admission to the White schools. Mr.[Martin, the father of the girl, however, claims her ad- mission as a colored child um the ground that the act of Congress of March 1%, 1869, striking out the word “white” from the charter gives col- cored children the right ot admission to the white schools. Two questions are uow presented: Wh: is the legal meaning of the word “white in our charter? 2d. Under existing !aws estab- lishing separate systems of schools for white and colored children, is the admission of colored children to the white schools legal ? Im Virginia a child with not more than one- tenth of negro bloodis held to be white. In som: other States a still smaller proportion of white blood is hell sufficient to make the child legally white. In one of the schools in the Fourth Dis- trict there is a child nominally colored, but really so white that the Superintendent when called upon to select him from the others was quite unable todo so. In some of the schools of the Second District the same is the case. ‘Now, as to the point made by Mr. Martin in regard to colored children having the right of admission under the aet of March, 1369, we think his ground is untenable. That act strikes out the word white from our chagter, “where- ever it operates as a limitation on the right of any elector of sueh District, or of oither of the cities to hold office, or to be selected to sere as a The act has noreference to the status of white and colored in the Public Schools, and was evidently not intended to do so since Congress hail already established distinct sys- tems of white and colored schools for tho Dis- triet. Nor under the act of Congress establish- ing separate systemns of schools and dividing the schvol funds equitably between them, have the colored children a right to enter the white schools and take the money allotted to the white schools. The fund now provided for the white schools is inadequate to furnish education jor all the white children seeking admission, and the number of white children denied a place will, of course, be increased if the colored children are to bave not only the benefit of all the funds for their own schools, but also a share in those for the support of the white schools. ‘The question of caste or equality has very little to de with the matter. It is oue of equity in the division of the funds, and this is the way in which it should be treated. If a child is white enough to entitle him to‘share m the White school fund, send him to the white schools; if not, let him take his schooling from the rund to which he is entitled. | seee- a In view of the approaching season of amuse- ments, it seems proper that a few words sho be said touching the matter of extra charges Teserved seats. This additional tax has always been regarded as an abuse by theatre and opera xoers.—one sanctioned by usage, we know, but none the more detensible on that account; and the tune is anxiously locked forward to when it Will be abolished altogether. It is true that it is worth something to the patrons of a place of amusement to have seats secured to their use in advance, and to know that they will be provided for without going long in advance of the begin- ing of a performance. But it is worth much more to the management to have the seats all sold,—whether three or tour days beforehand, or when the performance begins. And the per- sons who buy seats in advance not only contrib- ute directly and at once to the pecuniary suc- cess of an entertainment, but they insure the management to this extent against lows; and this, too, solely at their own risk,—they taking trom the manager all chances of bad weather, sickness, or other causes which might pre- vent their attendance om the given night for which they have bought. Of course the furnishing of reserved seats entails some expense and trouble upon the manage- ment, but this, it is held, is more than met by the security extended to it m advance against attendance was not as ad and = | bidding was far from . a | stove coal since the Last sal was a ton, and on other sizep the wae) Decuise ix Paices or Coat—The vr tions heretofore made that the high rates coal could not be maintained, are alrea\s, are picased to see, in process of realization. | the sale in New Yorks ae al thousand tons from the mines, BIN THREE CLIMATES. es whic! caged extrcise of due chre wre & proper antidote when the aystem is, pre-di contract them. The chief and most annoying of th: | disorders is dyspepsia, once supposed to be tucurable, | greater. ‘amd saGhs ae. Fate 600 tons wereld, but the fel oe until it reached $4.05. Steamboat coal started at $4.25, but this sum could not be maintained, | and most of the amount offered brought $4.12. but which, since the introduction of HOSTETTE! | Stove started at and sold down to STOMACH BITTRRS.now about twenty po | | ook °? bce has proved to bela bechatly daeongensbe ansoadet | -te0ee- In the Spring and Fall, but more especiaily in the 1: Yeegs SARINGY BOOS Ga WASR+ Fall, the symptoms of dyspepsia are generally aggra- tives have asrived in the city, within 9 day or | YAted. The profuse expenditure of the animal luis - | Under the burning sun of Summer, is apt to leave the | two past, to make arrangements for their win- a stomach weak and indolent and incompetent to the | ter’ssojourn. Owing to the length of the coming | fay or perfect digestion. It requires» tonic which | session, more than usual propose to keep house, | will rouse it from its lethargy and brace and inviz | and several of these have not yet secured a resi- | orate without irritating or inlaming it. This tonic | dence, but the most of those not yet provided | hax been provided in the wonderful vegetable prepa- | with quarters expect to content themselves with | ration which has replaced in a great measure, all the | lodgings and board, either at hotels or private | ol palliatives formerly prescribed by physicians. “3 | houses. under the false idea that the disorder could not be a as DESPERATE Paisownns.—The blow radically cured, The success of HOSTETTER'S prisoners who | BITTERS in ail the varieties of dyspe the Hudson county jail, | chronic, has effectually exploded thi: | is now recommended as a specific for indigestion by on of most eminent members of the medical profes- them, ~ sion. noS-cott aw "TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Orrick ComPpreoLteR oF Cr! “i See Cet Nel Bak etre F 3, tation of the NO GAT KNOX the keys | _0¢%-00t Acting Comptroller of the Currency. were given him, it is mite the inten | HALLS HAIR RENEWER AT SEVENT | ton of foreing his way out and leaping from the | CENTS At the same price w HAT EYES ‘a train. He was overpowered and finally lodged Chevalie in the State prison. also, Ry Paes | ‘Buchu and LAWLESSNESS IN KENTUCKY AND TENNES- Pu uImonie & | SRE —The War of Races—From the ate there are two accounts of the mon in that section. Near ‘We.; Batchelor's Hair Dye, Magnolia Balm. Go. Just . lostetter 1, We. =; a Wine Bittetn 30 "Fine Muscatel, $1 per bottle, ARTHUR 'NATTANS, le ocS-3m ? jE UNITAI Benet aa ‘hool at 93 a. m. SERVICES | Sinted, red atthe marandors, and k sender eehoot men. officials aided the criminals, arrested the planter end Sve ct in eotared Reade eer the former tu Memphis, and butchered the iatter in the woods. | T ‘he intimate a contin- uance of the woody alate COVERS. sO EMBi DERED PIANO COVERS, of the latest styles, in all colors. our own \tinportation, have prase -- ee Just n received at the wu MET of a Heavy LAND SALE 1x Lovnov.—One of the | D2 !¥ a a heaviest land sales that has taken place inthis | B)RS. W. AND HA. PENNSYLVANIA MERI NTISTS, county since the war, was effected on Monday AOAVE last, by Charles H. Lee, Exj., attorney for Ab- ner C. Trundle, who on that day sold at private sale to Mr. Charles R. Paxton, 3 Bloomburg, Beieey Pie: wishont' a ‘© guarantee to Pa., Mr. Trundie’s portion of the valuable “Ex- Si those i bape ap mma ge poco soe eter” estate urg, comprising 765 | in every particula ee acres, for $50,000. ‘This is one of the finest of the G ENERAL NOTICE. many desirabl estates in old Loudon.— Leesburg ‘ath. T have received Mirror, Novembhr ne Rep-Stockrsox_—A Cineinnati paper says the Red-Stocking nine has been disbandei macst of ihe Keys “have poms to their hoses ti the East to see their mothers.” They are all ted to return in the spring, and once more take up the cudgel in defenee of the bonor and Ais 5 . dignity of Cincinnati—at a salary of $1,500, | GTEINWAY & SONS" PIANOS, —o———_— Haus a7 The oF n-grinder has arrived at Salt ND Boueae of Lake City. ff Mormoniom can stand that, itis | GRAND, SQUARE, | Bison safe. anew complete, and we are Teeetving mditions by &7-Mrs. Livermore has had a town in Colorado Sayama named after her. Sole agente of Steingaye Planes aad Macsn & S7-At the Oregon State Fair a Chinaman did | Hamlin'= Cabinet Organ no lw Sipomes taiae ace now dress,a Western girt | (HOME GROCERIES AT REDUCED RATES, suicided. UR at $2.35 per quarter ty. at $7 per &7-F. E. Webb, of Kenebee county. Me., and Med 2) cts. per pound, aszortment of the fest SEF ANCY FEATHERS which wit Wet LEWIS BANE very low Fett HATS in large agsortinent at LEWIS BAAR’s, Busck aoa VARIEGATED FRE Inos-2tt 1 Sat IS BAAR’S representative elect to the Maine Legislature, war found dead in his bed on Saturday morning. S7-Eva St. Clair committed suicide in New Orleans last week. It is therefore an error to suppose that she died of consamption while Uncle Tom was her father’s slave. wre ev eat of an unfurnished building, to be k ated through the night, in order toshelter the homeless poor in theirsleep. ‘his is both ceasieabie aud economical. Hom le MED Ol Gort JAVA COFFE: Roasted" de. Prime Kt CITRON, and a veeries at the very hy Abt ing day in Delaware was observed any part of the city free of on Satu “a Loic Castle, by the public bo P.G, eh Vernon a Mt. Vernon Plas &7- The hideous word “‘duetist” has been intro- | duced into theatrical parlance and advertise- | te. A lady who wishes renal Sie Si he yp Ashley, the Serio Gem.” sccand-hand SETTERS CHAIRS, Address, stating particulars, Scrznior oup nams. NEW RAISINS, CITRON, FRUITS, BEST TOMATOES-—2 Ib. cans, 1Sc., 3 Ib. cans, 22. NEW YORK CIDER, GOOD COOKING BRANDY AND WINE AT §2 PEE GALLON, : FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR ENT AT REDUCED PRIC! cnn aid of the bes ‘ FOUNDRY (ME) _ NG. N. bee it 7 ai as WITMER, Grocer, Po = lot ot 19 AND SUPPER wil hes Contrib pitiag Ved at CHURCH, TUES! EVE o'clock. Admission, inelndi be no®-tf -119 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN J.J. MAYS ac PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, fy NTLON—The members of pecuniary failure. Logically, indeed, the re- served seats sold in advance ought to be fur- nished at a lower price than seats sold at the box office after the doors are open. But this is not claimed. All that is asked Is that people ‘who underwrite the management, with all the Tisks and chances against themselves, shall not be charged an additional price “tor doing so, even though thetr own comfort is served in case they do not lose their investment. In New York, we are glad to see, the best theatres take this common-sense view of the matter, and have nbolished the extra charge. When shall we be able to say as much fur Washington —Another thing. Are the patrons of our theaters to be compelled all winter to run the gauntlet between the rows of blacklegs, boot- Diacks an¢ other blackguards whe infest the sidewalks and pamages leading thereto for the purpose of leering at and commenting upon the audience in its entrance to and departure from the building? The practice is a most odious ene in every sense, and ought to be broken up, atonce and effectually. The managers should see to it that the disgusting nuisance is abated; but if they do not, the police owe it to the com- munity to take the matter in hand without spe- cial complaint from any quarter, and break it up. —_ -wee- — A Hist yor Vimerxtaxs.—Some years ago there was a prejudice against American butter in England, owing to its being over-salted and the butter-milk not worked out. This interfered with its sale there, but the defects have since been remedied and large quantities of American butter are used in Great Britain. Now in the article of sumac, of which Virginia can raise enough to supply the world, the objec- thon is made to it that it is not properly cleaned from sand, grit and vegetable fibre; consequent- ly though the Virginia sumac has concededly from 10 to 20 per cent. more “tannin” than the Sicilian sumac, the latter not oniy keeps its place in the European markets bat we absolute- ly import ft into this country. Twelve hundred | bags were exported im one day from Liverpool tor the United States. Here is a little hint for our neighbors in Vir- from Congress, has set himself about trying to induee the Nevadans to undertake the work themselves, on @ sort of co-operative plan. This ATTE: ODGE, Ni 0.G. ‘ “bl LC ‘mt fo. ‘Adie W “(yriday) 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, i Sancti as ote | Between Ninth and Tenth Streets, MARTIN etree Secretary. Stock of best ot ALpRince PARIS KID GLOVES it their Hall at 7% a oe hand ot preaent worth ver 915,000. Noveraber 25 over @ to INE. TWO, THREE d FIVE BUTTON Wa? peo feaeornel viet to GhOv es ih all the pew colors and all sizes Just te ™.. y onder W.G. Wi BRADLEY. Recording Secretary. fet marl BOYS IN BLUE '!—officers “asses KID GLOVES. best quality. _ 200 dozen LUPIN'S KD "GLOVES at oe, very low price of ONE DOLLAR per pair oF “* srt: nat to a —- PROPER were HTS. COL cad ss iy toe Os rashes | Quauare a Board. the subt A. Grant havi inced under | BRAVER leat amt ae ee the National mi ational epblican s tistuat. | SRE and other Claakings, Vetvets, Pinte» Miliary and Fara ny a gen oe hawls, Silks, Wrappings, en J. B_ADAMS. Commanding. — rnlng, Gone and” Alpaca, ‘@ large and € bababcahaboans JOURNEYMEN HOUSE CARPENTERS! HF Black and o other 8 sit Flannel Linen Goods, akon are hereby: notidid eho ha ES Srith all mail other iw nf Dry Cone Mapied tr Htuect: between Ht eres Day aves heehee eng ING, ae) Sey Oar_Mortbe Eastern correspond By order of the sed ue tew vupplice daly. r= B7-Strangers and sojoumers will i # and soja will inspect our stock Frellotiny w. OLDER. INO. T. CLARK, Rec. Sec. aS ee eae wane, | eee: DIVIDEND — The Sf ONE PRICE only, marked in in ire. Pome ae herr eee Pony ave oeReY & BREE PER CENT., payabl: BF Carpets. ‘Curtains, Oil hot ‘eating aye ae AVY PAYMASTER™ orgie + Proposals ta be sodsioca ‘ until nots-3 MUEL BACON, President. | of ex Navy Yard, ‘and sulyect to the usual Innpection fhece, em orric JAL. Yards CITY Co} CEORS OFFI fe uy or ‘New Jersey avenue, on and Bureau Steam 100 cords Pine Wood. Bidder, moat mate in thelt bids the time. wi fotice is of At MILBUBN’s DRUG ST 480 Mth st., opposite U. 8, Treasury. KESSINGEN, VICHY. SEL’ AND DeAmeTooa Wa’ itty _— gre | 1840 ‘and FOUND. FOR SALE AND RENT. Pu ANTS. FOR SALE Ano “RENT. | = - vB. pnee ae RENT—A DENCE hi ES he stolen, om the af ere POM in a privat Soe sei tae eiow Penwylvauinagensee Ne = aio ood | cutee tial 35 prea bygones » ee » mn bet: n i a eo coume. on New AD. smits ssn bent car ‘Spoiy ot Fie —henemichaaabauad oe 04 north B air et, Capitol S. Ken ‘corner Sear. SOR RENT=Trer new h vid ent. ass g © tm si west. § Good OPERATOR ON GROVER es ACHINE. LANSBU BGH & factory, Room 24 Gate i $25 RR 2 BE Pe as et N BF igscriien ras ila jog ‘ ANTED—By a "yaaa rome fri. sie girl, s SPTUATION Ww peste FOR SALb = < oa ARDING. -— —- Tanke Rech wy. Poa BONE tect ickween ah h = Be eam set i edocfuing the asf — Ne Three FRON st Senator Tram! and recently re v JaxTRR — a of GEORGE “KiPr HOUMS hanteomely: burnished. tor rents with clean, modern conven jehiers thro Dunn The property ts mont ‘dark xion! or without BOAHD: No. 11 G street, outhwest of &h street eof the finest commer a a wreaths furnished thea OUR RI Rick we oat nh cine. pants : ARDING Me is on | BF story BRICK. taining 10 roms, claeetn, pont will becgaterred on | "J Natmacst coruer 46 street, aba \fenmeyivania | with fing exe colac Ieaimd by siurnace’ For par "water thromcivvat the, boa cog = yeen sth and th sxenue having changed ‘since November Ist, | tirnlareappiy to COOPER A LAT: sen cor turn ce in the collar Louisiane avenue, betwr os ste has, positon MS. Is also o prepared te. a te oe eagticte wer ah To atels are ot Tew me th FRONT BOOM, ished. Pao 5 Also, ABLE BOARD. varaae stl ini &c. State low rice. and ndtdress A'ILC. Star Uitie ANTED — TNER. with « capital of : 1400, tostart& lucrotive busines, Address Sine pleasant FURNISH a a mac we. Looser ; eT BF neaeentt (Chron : = is JANTED—A WHITE WOMAN ty do. general phew $2. Apgly te dus a ae mes we Wi Goro ta age em Ms LOS at apame ane md tt sarect west, betugen Ml and M north. wieely Rtest Kppiy corner ith and ste. Drug OR KENTA imodern-finished HOUSE Met Forman} “hie to ane i aa LA JANTED—Two hundred cords OAK WOOD and a Inquire 826, oppeuaite. mois orm two lmndred cords PIN E delivered at G street wharf; will receive proposals Beard throngient, Situate two blocks Fc ENT may ITE OF ovis, Parior and 4 hapdeomely fur Etrsetown. Kent R2 Apply todON ld cs Napa TE RNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, can | BREY. No.2? Water stroet, eorgeton iene. seitate Yor or Bicmers of omarees or any de 9 Sd street, corner Indiana’ avenue: rome y at 380 E strect worth, WASTE. od FURS net ;:| one tage’ Parlor and’ Med-room. ‘Terme meade Se = Scentes tk cet th thr ona mech ae ee on igre re = maples bob For rent, twe or three farnished or an &e.. to furnish a house of 6 or wet mplrte Any * Sb ROUME Enyolie et B19 ach street room HOUSES with, mice jE ki useti< avenue month. ‘Apply to WC. JONSON. No the above and willing to * warn price, or will exchat for city rp ress A.A. F.. Star O} pobtain large and BOARD. can ; he ; rite at No. 31° Benwayiv First Ward, Take re ropan Sea ‘One | Room to rent, unfurnished. jesires to Past CLASS RESTAURANT FoR RENT, under our Anction Re modern make an engagement wit aU RN ist D ROOMS FOR KENT—W: OOK RENT—Ver with all the improvement groutof Washington city isimerte ia | oat AND nt So. 498 Pennapicanisore | Bh bo amD Sah, ehasoontcnere on seo Pt poms oF Private | im Elocut ai (OR RENT—HOUSE No. "Experienced thoromgh teaching. Terms TCLANS BOA i SANT ‘tween P and Q; three crate and best rd tha a Address Artists” * Balti- | FY a ROOMS, to. be had ee ‘terms, Bi Pend@: a’ more Post Office. noM-3 bet. C and Pa. ave t, bet, pith and Dah qn ahert bigs from seen the Peale oe WASTED—A good BAROEE. Ned a2 sen = WO HOUSES FOR RENT—« ket Space, Georgetown, 0 HOU: 3 Foxes RENT—HOUSE No. 370 Maryland aveuse, eetwret, Dear the TS yf et obey ee PAE How WAN. STL Sh arene WASTED-A good 6 KL me BUSINESS CHANCES files at 523 1h st WM KENNEDY ST—Suites of FURNISHED nooms, Restaurant. corner of 1h eet and Pei ive ROOMS, vor handwsmely Pur cen H etrecta, avenue. es — Four, FURNISI ROOM: WAS ee sual Meat pt a Ba) per Sea. haa AM ‘tar Office. i a" ED-A SITU irat-clase EE stege hs Be Secateh ihe best ot rene re wt 256 Bfbtrect north, between Tah ‘and tl Sad 10 23. W ANTED—Three ir jigent MEN to engag: an ee haere Constant em) «= KK SALE CREAP—A tw “ALE Fu PEMP, made by Lane or en aad nc at Oyster 35: jeraam bey , iy a me ng six years oe and, riectly souvd awd kind. Amalie, WAG early new and good set of S) LEMAR {LOR BROS. meables. 0B -3t ENT— 13th street, oF fine plate and chi dD Parlor and Dining Room, Tth street EBERT BRICK Hose. six Rent low, te RE ieee seek MON uarters tor Eresa, Persone desiring comfortable rooms for tne winter can be ted by carly application. 3'P CRUTCHET. No. 477 Oh strect.comner of D A, no Det FX bea —A Seeieeeahie cree more BAO it 175 k ~ HENISHED ROOMS second ato wath ft i cation, or if F pater swath front. Wr 300 E mor il « YO LOAN | 7,000 ON DEFERRED PAPER. JUAN BOYLE, 466 7th street mar me at once ut Hoom 10, Wash | nd tw , er HOUSE. with inna garden containing a varity Killing. Between Saat "a: ge Fah Gabe ERY CHEAP The best RATIN Ai wnfury hed, en sm and watey. Sth | ine Band O moeth At ey POLCAS SEE: in € entre Market. Apply No. —— street. betw pply to E.S.. Money | XO aga ad et weet. perl band & north. med-cotm' ife. with t Grier other, “City ‘Pont OMe. a WAxTED=, a gentleman a ROOMS Yor hoisekerylng. Hous for housekees! or a five rooms in a respectable locality. Bent moderate Hetegrce coconut. dice 'C. Estar mes: FURNISHED FRONT Rov and lvly,or genth dood location.” Rerms mode. rate. Apply 633 M street. near ith mo 26-30" oR RENT—To 5 entleman and wife. without chil dren, S. furnished is rd fromt and re PIANO WH L £4 nm calling at 3 Fe KENT—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES; contaty coms. gas and water: om Lith RUG STORE F doing a good business. ‘Terma good purchaser.” Reson for. selling’ rat Address, innmevtintely . ae Star ofters aU ALE— DY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHIN pesy cong 0 12E jately Preceptress of one of the first ieges in Maryland, fe desirous of securing the pe with water, a ‘SE FOR RENT-FURNITURE FOR SALB— oan wee 2 3, jm advance, Tae at B76 H stroct, th 1 ral be rains 1 tion of Vi if Resident Governess, inatractine PHELAN BIL jn a central locat ase contains 11 Fr, “i iglish branches.with French. Music. ‘all necessary fixtures. ite x wip cargetea and f ed in elegant sty le eles Painting. References—Dr__ Sanson: tit pppligation be made F% RENT-Oue of those fine Tarufture SSM cash: Inquire at Siar ofhs. wos th Washingtem Pression and Bacay af th Raltiner 55 Tith ot teat” HOUSES Gn Madioon strc to between 2 eth anit | FDR SALE—A small FRAME MOUS d re. ~; a 7 7 mt treet=. comts ro in “— eaten: Aenoose aac |p Uae ie FOW SALE $B permenth Toauire at 371 New York avenme, | ire b street, bet wenn ab and 7 TANTED—A WHITE GIRL to do housework Z contalning a od lot, 0, rosth = ke R RENT—The DWELLING PART ig! Coan maytvania avenne; eutah poly Fi raf akie * « teh How ceil rhe to be taken Micchaner or oon id _— inon nod for carpenter shop. fron, "seas 6 AU} ‘Must have good references, LUMBER for sale cheap. The To aM d ad Pemovert Loy ae wen rable list of DW: Holsks am BUILDING LOT rome | of the city. Fall printed Catalogue and get ove ALE—0n ensy terms. ® DRUG STORE a good h Box 35, Post Office. ANTED — Ladies to ki that the A‘ OF WILLS eta Ss SEW Pew rw by sae, ‘grounds. begs sad ne i RENT—UPPEE PART OF BOILD: RENT—Two new rack build EF ing and cellars. BRICK DWI BELT NOS. prema Se et room Fi es uae : prota ctene best gud cheos: mertteieaeea me et WASTED 30 TONS OF ( AST INOS DESPAIR U NTIL YOU HAVE SEEN iin oye ee and cold water in bath room and kitchen: if toome: y $1.10 per hundred Ibe. Dix OLD DRE BAWRY Ne 4 PRANE HOUSE on diet street situated on Rhode ta and Joe cut ie opposite Centre Market.) iy | doors south ithe avenue streets, Inquire nod Omee s EVERA 1 HANPSOMELY PCRNISHED ROOM Ibeh steests ne others fail. SECRET AND SCROF 7 ANTED—FIKST she gv car ESTATE PA. Ge RENT —Yoar FRAME Hoc Ise, money T street. i ° Jase W BARKER G33 Hy PE, in large or small fr red by AR Sy iting the cit ATiwy permapent Tete ue to loan in small ans 4 ral Ente > EAA or aldiess W.BATECS: 309 Mt street, al find i soaker abebotaae te ‘nema ‘Real cots near 7th, from 42 to 6 P ™. no 20* ch =e = DP PARLORS AND BED soon Estate Brokers, ¥ and i6th st. | SHOULDER BRACE CORSET. greatest vement in French 2 ie FEBE MOF without Board. (95 per weak, a = — ~ meylvenia avenne. between 34 ANTED—To rent or bun. gr rent with pr po ad ay fy id ote bat a fustieete, A rowan at board for two at $0 or LAND, Improved, near Washington ‘Address, stating | er a ee aC, BAC Ioeation and price, A.B. C., Star ‘ities oc 2 = SOR RENTOA laree FURNISHED RuOM, F 456 12th street, between E and F., in thegar: den octet F°Ok SALE OR REST—A pew BRICK HOUSE, veeat sie of 3th str near General NOM ADISNEW CATALOGUE OF Ri ESTATE forsale by M. M. ROHRER. Real tate Breker, New York avenue and 9h street. Call and get one, ‘nod Ian” CES FOR DE ING, UND! ChoTH G78 whe nirects be saired in : E streets, third door from Young Mens BRUNSTEAD. 374 I stret. | Moward’s. Bold on feeb ia n ‘ha LN: Bay aa | Gee Os GOK AND JOB PRINTERS, thr and dati ate » cco POW RIT, 917 a stenet. Promptly Attended * “aes Pe en tertig 5 = $ mn 71 FURNISH ~ — Give strict pe ‘attention to business. @ on BETT A Migs SP PSRED Room on |e oF iat plore FURNISHED OHN ©. COX, G3 Lath etreet, between © and Ht ns ee) | mente. convent fireet care and Corcoran's OWN THE RHINE, J JUSTICE PEACE, 708 RENT-PCRMIMNED WOU wi ear Band. Snguice 386 fermen coat e OMS with board | oe 2 BY OLIVER OPTIC. nolé-am OPPOBTE Miween lith ind ith streets, bed py oat | EY EEL SECERLERT BUUMS ate >- gd TERS IED, Booms FOR RENT Seeveral NISHED ROOMS: bet 4% and 6th ste wen NICELY and Massachusetts three stories basement. brown front, ten roums, water and gaa, Inquire 203 bth «treet rm ca ja mem e's - LEON, monker Nowera veri D* const Gath treet between Dand F. es tee eres skillful and oldest estal rice pee volume ing ph igen for the treatment ia FEMALE Co! 1 fe 8 Ladies suffes Lc PUB KENT—HOUSE No. 369 19th «t betwen he WHT. A Nov By rom nee FURNISHED on author. rl Problematic leritiew may park bd ges eR celagee 8 im. | I vos AS. to ge Merce: S will be ret texethe ens thor » editio 82 00 | ecatrates nual ‘patients Visiting eno no onc bet the | nels. Apply saat ae JOSEPH F RELLES AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN PARIS: with fitty- | Doctor, 00 ae a Estate Agent and Auctioneer, eight Hlustrath historical monui ponte and Bs, HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE + 13 Sth street west, between E Tana k. Lectures, as delivered at the sal N Ak Senccem Same bs hatomy. embracing pectr—How fo live and what to iteet for; Youth. Ma. IMEVAL WORLD OF HEBREW TRA. THirioN: By Frederick Henry Hedge......61 50 fic aol Sid Ape anid ani cwed:| FPGEBRST. Te, miranting Pent -OBIOGRAPUY OF A SMALL BOY, By | The cause of I om, Flationce, ahd’ Nervous lady. i te family. Inguire at 369 D THE duthor of School Dayeat Sexcubarnt 82 23 Diseawes accounted for; ‘Marriage Philosophically | ftw Rand sto epieai —: Fess “ on —— — ura aes GREAT MYSTERIES AND LITTLE PLAGUES, ae ee etikas weak Page Lectures wii be er month. “Inquire of fete PABKER, noi By John Neal. sked (yur stampy. Uy addreming SECRE eCRETARY, ‘Kew ee = ee a TEXT AND FLOWERS. Beautifully ilgming, | Xo York: ; jroanen So yhst, Morse. “ SOR RENT OR SALE TEARS ee es sixteen pad HE T CASH PAID FOR Tapies Foprannck S Dew ‘sevdern leaproveanetns coreings THE OLD MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK ene. Merete Se ‘Cast-OfF Clot! . Boots, | locations “sg 3: hh st le. , = Fourth beriee. By Walter Bareet Clerk 91 23 Shoes. at E 8: HARTOGENBIS. 944 fh street — “eo t'33 23 ret aaie._ Suey on Gn pronto. “ee All the New Books as apon as published tobebad at | SSteceh Road H Aer mo tae Pe. SALE On t RENT—A desirabnd F HOKE. 300 acres PHILP & SOLOMONS, a - 5 hermes a No. 31 Pa. aveune, cor. en an BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ‘TRS, FURS, FURS, Bhi street mods-ee 332 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9h and loth ste, mun. ARM FOR SALE —For sale a nicelittle FARM NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE Engraving. Printing, and Binding. Visiting. Ws HUDSON’ B ae seorgetown, well watered nud walter, pede ¥ coed a BOY. Fito ML e BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FO Sards. Mos eraae For particulars iy to H. NICHOLS. 163 24 ry k SUBURBAN ‘eter the iatest siegs buts HE sonrert, ~ ii ‘nog¥ cotm WY seats. FITCH ase WATER MINK. &c., &c., her with Fall . baci iba N's FURS. Pe ing don tern ae TO STINEMETY. “ TAN OS, &e. PLOTS FOR SALE! af €75 EACH ‘Just in receipt of two more of those, balance $10. per month. “On 4tir ran Sth ward’ Altra HOUSE. conser ak Sth ward. for rent orealechrap. it 5 . * a . § PIANOS, ATTER AND FURRIEK, ¢ es e283 United States. E- Also, ome mares STON PIANOS St Sete eccan tne meron 1th ry ae “Mo! — ‘cea * ° 4 WEBER NEW YORK PIANO cn athe) PER MONTH—A BRICK Shor: ma Rew Jersey avenue. gots goer street. Key next door north. 656 M street. between 3d and 4th. no ERY STORE FOR RENT—The STO; Gisvox ately ‘ecapied by Bertie. om ti and I streets. for sale or rent on easy terms. = — NOTICE. _ stock is very Inrge, aud we beg yoo call and ‘i examine before deciding. ‘The only place in the city to bay your me JOun, ¥. RULES. _ mo st Pennertanie eres Tron Buildin. Ga TRUNKS BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS oe poy ote “rena ment ons a _ et regular TURN HOUSE ENT—A TRAVELING BAGS. WHOLESALE PRICES F Eyre IMD HOUR inthe Mw War. enm! | 20 —— PRICES DOWN. feat street, between il and 1 » betwoen 3 Lors: x Lots mee STRAUSBURGER BROS., SIN i ttl a pty 8 oi A tein; ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES 373 Stvesra Srezer, iN 1 , rinet AWARD, Cros LO RE ie EU eAtieR, Brrwres Land K, itis _ nose BEUTIFULLY LOCATED.” Nd Ba TCHELS, WHERE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT CAN it UNFUR spl very eon A | Applyto JOSHUA WHITNEY 2 co., bis SE¥FOUND. ~ to i terme moterate. eoltf 416 Teh et., het, between Gand Ht. aE aiiicractouy a ee rage sneer Sgeiises: | FoR RENTOTe wecond and = JAMES 8, TOPHAM & CO., Just necriven- x ‘now-ttel < 8] TE ati. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Doo: ALL. iy Fi set Bart Per HUMAN HAIB BRAIDS, TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER. AT 8. HELLER’S. jepaired and Covered promptly. NATIONAL LL Li Pag dee co. 1840 Furs: Furs: Furst STY! ¢ AND ELE- ALPS URN STLLES 28 Ces SA large pied rin te eet ee alg Prices Moderate. very article warranted lenimieretei fA nog-12t* 132 Bridge #. Trunks BR: ESTABLISHED IN ieetareves See Ni atee fine eed on L, Atoysias Chere inal St Lew Oat, No, 84 aa. 7 Bts? WHALEBOWE OuRsETS, 18G8OLUTION, 90 CENTS TO 85, AT 8. BBLUEB’s, ocM-tf | 34 Market Space, bet. 7th and Mh. OLE AGENGY F Nose wrax 366 Fenn uaveunes been Oth and 7c sicct, SSTATE EXCHANGER e BROKERS, 297 PENNA AVENUE, South side, —— ‘Between Gch and 7th streets weet.