Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1869, Page 2

i i ! ! EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY moxpaY. - Movember flaca nese. Reading Matter on Every Page. International Exhibitions Why Ours Must Succeed. An important element that should not beorer- Jooked in estimating the chances for the success ©f the proposed International Exposition is the fact that such exhibitions are now sure to take Place at short intervals in different parts of the globe, and the one proposed in Washington in 1871 will occur at about the proper time to make it the world’s exhibition for the period, of the progress of human invention and genius, ‘The eager competition amongst the inventors and manufacturers of the old world makes it certain that they will promptly embrace the op- Portunity to introduce thcir latest achievements and productions to the eyes of the American People; and our producers, manufacturers, inventors, and srtists must be perforce on hand to contest the ground with their foreign rivals Yor the American market. This wholesome emulation must result in bringing to Washing- ton & very complete exhibit of the industrial progress of the world. in this connection. as showing the regular growth of the exhibition system to its present Permanence and importance, a sketch of the history of such affairs will be of interest. The Origin of these periodical collections of the works of human genius, which are termed exhi- bitions, is to be traced to the annual displays of new inventions which were first devised by the British Society of Arts and Manufactures, in 1751, and continued for a whole century till the year 1860. This society also originated the idea of an International Exhibition, which was successfully carried out in 1851. It should be observed, however, that the annual exhibitions of the Society of Arts were always of 4 semi-private character, being only accessible to its members and their friends, and that to France is to be ascribed the merit of having held in 1798 the first public Exhibition. In this first exhibition the exhibitors amounted only to one hundred and ten, while sixty years later their number was increased to forty-two thous- and, and might have been doubled had space been granted to all who applied for it. From 198 the exhibitions succeeded each Other at irregplar intervals, as follows:—In 1798, 1901-2-6- 19-23-27 4-39-44 and 49, when they took the shape and name of International Exhi- bitions. The first of these was held at Hyde Park, London, in 1851, with 13,937 exhibitors; then followed the Paris exhibition in 135, with 28,954 exhibitors; the South Kensington, London ‘exhibition of 1862 28,653 exhibitors, and the Paris exhibition of 1867, with 42,257 exhibitors. It may be set down now asa fixed fact that the system of international exhibitions is a permanent one; that somewhere in the world the producers will meet every two or three years to compare notes and compete for markets. Washington City w the meeting place for 171, and if our citizens take hold of the enterprise in the right spirit, there is no good reason why the Fally here shall not be as great, and the exhibi- tion as interesting asthe most successful of the exhibitions of the old world. -~<oo- Mrsister Kowero ry Trovupte.—As Mr. Komero, the present Mexican Minister of the ‘Treasury, formerly represented his Government in this country, the charges filed against him in Congress on the 2ist ult. will not be without interest to Washington readers. They were pre- ferred by Deputy Joaquin Alealde, and are con- tained under the following heads : 1, Ineligibility of Don Matias Pew gs to dis- charge the duties of Secretary of the Treasury. ismanagement of the public funds. Fa Connivance with the favorites in order to purchase at ruinous rates the funds of the ser- — (soldiers) of the nation. 4. Being inaccessible to those who have busi- ness with the Department, as those interested are obliged to mount a velocipede to reach the Min- ister, from whom they receive a hope of payment never comphed with. 5. Never investigating the charges made Against the administration of the custom-house at Vera Cruz, contenting himself solely with the excuses of said officer, m he has believed on his wcord of honor. In regard to the charges, the Siglo, a promi- nent paper of Mexico, says: “Each and all of those aceusations are vet grave, and we cannot conceive why the Pres nt of the Republic can conserve such a Min- ister, nor why the Con of the Union has not placed Don Matias Romero at the disposi- tion of the grand jury, in order to form process *eeThese things are as scandalous as the con- Guet of the Minister himself, who has not even taken the trouble to vindicate himself, confessing New Books. sige J. Shillington we hare the follow- Ttobert Graham. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Henta: Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. ‘Thisis | a sequel to the popular pe pew Mrs. Lee Hentz, and is tersoms in their ecw Gnedsclaao: ealtion hee works. Wives and Widows. By Mrs. AnnS.: Philadelphia: T.B. Peterson & Bros. A tair specimen of Mrs. Stephens’ stories, which seem to have a lar, 7 Fiecirotte tices cr tie new editions or tifteen novels she has turned ine etrege the last dozen years. ae gl KP. oT EERE IAL eae to the i | pipaieee tat gach 0 totes rill be be paid in laf porary oe Be the U ep | = reamar of te SNO JAY KNOX, (Gel t= Aetine Comptrclier of the 3 5 Man et atO A 5 4 D ak Ben Lu F: fy iaebetaess Pariah eats Es rt S—100 boxes tiew LES Uacst of theseasnn) a - ila- fed and f JNU. W.LUMSDON, Pictersdent >a James K. Simon, Phila. ans rectined nd and f ate Ye! y oe LI = Building Associations, What they are and § up How to Use Them. By Edmund Wrigley. This ee BLACK AND COLOR SATINS, useful little book is de sad BLACK SILKS rik KiNG VELVETS. illustrate the workings of the Mutual System of yemay } ‘and borrowing oy 308 bet. 9th sind toch and laws governing Fas a torre the one id wil sell associations in Pennsylvania; but My | them Tove prices will be found serviceable pun CALEDONIA HOUSE.” iecabongeapertayy erp Sovrurasr chnuen Pa AvESer uxD 13a Sr. From French, Langran & Ogilvie we have— J. WATT & DUNCAN, Proprietors, Discourses on Various Occasions. By the Reverend Father Hyacinthe. Translated by Rey. L. O. Bacon. New York: G. P. Putnam & ‘Men's Wives. By William Thackeray. From the well-printed cheap edition of Thacker: works. Published by D. Appleton & Co., New York. From Blanchard & Mohun we have the fol- wing : Wild Sports of the World. A Book of Natural History and Adventure. By James Greenwood. New York: ryrok oe Bros. pales — of “The Seven Ci other books show! opie dark calle ot Luton life, eras the work of gather- ine a my travelers in all world. He tells usin ferent wild 5 mode of ‘hunting. Harpers ha ve done their in it handsomely, and with a wamber “4 nares Edited by Benjamin Vincent: New by his silence the certainty of those charges which would have opened t any private Indl. vidual the road to the scaffold. So far, Mr. Romero has taken no notice of the matter, contentigg himself by maintaining a Gignitied silence. e2-- —_—_ Mrs. Scott-Siddons will read Shakspeare’s “Midsummer Night's Dream,” aided by the or- chestra of the Baltimore Peabody Institute, who are to interpret Mendelssohn's sublime music in the same, at Lincoln Hall, in this city, on Thurs- day evening next. Her efforts in this peculiar style of entertainment have proved a great fea- ture this season in New York city, where this t d lady and the New York Philharmonic Society have given six performances to crowded houses, and been warmly praised for the excel- lence of the reading and music. The Washing- ton public will no doubt avail themselves of this ©ceasion (the only opportunity she can be per- mitted by her numerous engagements to offer us) of enjoying such a novel and pleasing enter- tainment. Tickets, including reserved seats, can be obtained at Philp & Solomons, Pennsylvania avenue. sees: Rewovine tHe Caritat—The Washington correspondent of the New York Journal of Com- merece, under date of the 26th inst., says: a one renee cet Williams, of =a many votes were = = now public! announce their measure of The Pac Pacifie sere nen generally say that the | railroads connect half country so close that it matters little whether the capital De at centre or not. The chief concern # the traveler now being time, and not distance, the Pacific slope Kepresentatives say ‘ton as stop at St. Louis. When hen they come East they always go to New York sitoz. ond they | Rovembe tions for these and other Feasons.' ———_+0e-_____ The statement affoat in the newspapers that ‘Thurlow Weed proposes to resume his connec- tion with the Albany Journal is authoritatively denied. It is now his sole desire to prepare for publication 4 mass of historical material, which das been accumulating for more than fifty years. Afwork of this character will contain a large amount of interesting and curious political in- formation, of which Mr. Weed possesses a large store. But it should include, also, or he should furnish in some other form, his autobiography, of which the public has had promises for seve- ral years. —_---_- -+ee-______ ‘The German Opera Troupe, always favorites in this city, om account of the fidelity with which will Dzuba, p= Baa and Steineck, all well known here, appear with the veteran Carl Anshutz as cou- ductor. _——-<ee-—______ ‘The arrangements for the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad by New York capitalists have been consumated, they to finish ‘the road or to receive nothing for their labor. Charles P. Huntingdon, of New York, will be ae Soe » Viee Presi- pane remanent + forgotten by capitalists and = in real estate, that the other ‘at * —— Harper's Tt shou | York. Harper & Brothers. The Harpers have done excellent service to the raat Ses fake Emenee Bee quate to the wants of American re poe tly 5 As now presented it is banged the best and most complete work of the kind ever published. dic of dates, but same time a chronicle and a chronology world’s progress brought down to the present year. 1 t certainly presents the greatest od ot certo that has ever appeared in a le volume, and is in fact much such an in- dispensable as a book of reference ay a city di- Tectors is to a business man. ‘The Cloister and the Hearth. By Charles Reade. New York: Harpers & Bros. This is issued by the Harpers as one of the cheap edi- tions of Reade’s novels running through their presses; and under the competition amongst the | pm houses, is sold for the low sum of cents. ——_—_+ese-—_. A suit is now on trialj in the United States Cireuit Court at Boston, involving the point whether a United States Assessor of Internal Revenue can compela citizen, charged with false returns of his personal income, to show the books of the company or corporation in which he is concerned to allow the Assessor to settle the amount of his income. A decision is expected Within the week. From Shillington we have Harper's Basar for December 11th. rt of the city, havi tnd i and been refurnisted thro cae This desirable house, located in the most central thorough repair fase iow ‘ontaide, EAI Toth ‘of the Caledonia may rely on the most unre- nit at ‘wishing to obtain ROOMS should make carly application on the premises. J.J. MAY'S Stock of best PARIS KID GLOVES STREET AND EV! er iN | vAMIEET: EVENING COLORS §IN Ecay & BROTHER, New Ttalian Prunelis: Orange Dried Bes reaches, barks, Almonds, sees, spa Fee ray Gin » He Fi h € English Fig Paite Bon or iron Sarpe ise Camis, ch oe enn Goods. Peaches. Hgckleberries, Blackberries, Lobsters, Salmon, Cove Oysters, IMPORTED LUXORIES. Fine Italian Oil, Macaroni, Vermacilia, Paste, Capers, Quoem Ol Pickles, Chow Chow Catsup, Tomato Cat uce, Dundee jarmali Claret, Hock, and Grape Breyet Major. U.S. A 808 vena Yards best styles CALICOES, AT 195 CENTS. noz-st* ee — fae nal ated the ON. for the Peetic of ae re Birs > id in the Ladies Px CUME ONB, COME ALL NCE Ti ALT o'clock os mat ie aA Addresses will be made b; C. 8. of W.G.¢. ‘itusic by MUSIC, he Parlors of the First Congregational Church, Corner of lth ond @ atrects. Names are now being registered and classes formed Singing. Cultivat The Voices Harmony, Piano, i. and Orchest ut Instrum: Gmee hours: trom it ana. to pen Music hours, from 9 a.m. to7 See circulars at the mt stores send book stores, a ©. B. BOLLARD, Director iw BUNTLINE WILL LECTURE FOR HOWARD DIVISION, NO. 7, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Ah QUs Fellows’ Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, December . Bul —California, her min and harvest ‘felts: her vineyards and ‘The canse and danger of Chinese Inunigra' Mrs. rts. the popular soprano, ‘will sing several favorite ballads. an Weents. Tickets can be obtained at the Lecture begins at 8 o'clock. wc EASTATE 5 op TLYSDAY EVENING, Novem a “clock. Exery tember is requested to o (Dusinese will be transacted. By portant t ill be ofthe WM. fuck WMG. BROCK. ‘A MEETING OF ALL THOSE IN WANT er ALL At AND WINTER CLOTHING is morning. afternoon, andl eve- 3 her r forests. 3, enna. BY CLU, (Ui thone interested will take hhaud to secure @ fair propor: IMPORTANT PU aEac' HERS OF PUB- LIC SCHOOLS. ¢ Teachers of Public Schools’ will be paid on or about fhe Ist of December proximo, upto Novem at enue Ts applying for Laies at os ease furnish Teatiired certificates <f rt of Examination that ti they have been pcg pp wdaon'g and ed; and satisfactory evidence that they have been legally Spina by the Board. meee el me cece J.C. PROCTOR, ~ ‘Treatater Pubtic Sensols. as SUPPER SAL Re Tae T AU MEET pata Fund. at the eee lke ee ‘HTC. 18 EVEN: including Suppe we Freie. city COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 7 Wise, City Hatt Wasmserox.b. Nov. 23 33. isan. of the Ci ne Fe to ge aoe am son the fet day of february. 120, ct st on that: ew be ad . BOSWELL, FREDERICK A-BUSWELL. ERs. the discount for prompt Lr en consumed on 4 ) will be qateoiete tes ce lem BOILING HOT AND ICE COLD SOD. Drawn from the same Fountain, At MILBUBN’S DRUG STOR 450 Lith st.. opposite U.S. Treasury. KESSINGEN, vere SELTZER, no 1 el ND SARATOGA WATERS, | BUSINESS SUITS. ‘BoS-Im" on DRAUGHT, ae, 308. TABE B JOHNSON hes resigned entire tine to practice of has oc6-tt ry VENTY SEA SEaECES 3 aay 0 oe HE PUBLIC our STOCK is # and Anich in BP MELUDE S. FLUTE: Witt BEAR IN MIND fhe largest, most varied, ont’ ir entire building devoted ¢: siners. BY GOODS. BRODHEAD & CO. of Drews ings, Hosiery. Gloves. Goods Shirtiugs Sheetings: Tovel &e li they how ofter at prices who wish to buy chesp for cash. best, and our prices the lowest in the he city Bl Black Alpaca Tor #and et ‘Androse int NolRT'E ctveoruer Wh Hiroe “Gissies and We WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT AS ANSPECTION OF OUB AR ND CPER 10) si NT OF M1. BURNS & Co., 340 PENNSYL no 23: Nuts. Crean Nuts, Currant Jelly, Fubra. weet Chocolate, Peanute, Canton Walnuts, ickory Candy; W PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. | ON HAND, WORTH OVER 815,000. @ Southwest corner Ninth and E streets. spices henfor the Holtiene tice Flee efor the Holliays. via" ts, Prunes. French 8, m Pi Shell Quinces, Gryn Leas, String Beans, Green Corn,’ Tomatoes, how bachove Blackwell's alnat ustard ). Lea —— 's Worchester- CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY. A full are’ of Port, i ee Myecatel, Al Proresats FOR SUNSISTENCE E STORES. Ovrice Devot Commissary OF SUBSISTENCE. Richmond. Vi 2, S.A. PORTER. Ae Py oil lot of sia si aniars a, frome tees TH AT in style Bo &c MUSIC © FoL0M, ™ Duos, Pra PIANO STOOL. AND OVER: ~. would invite the attention of purchasers to their extensive and well selected mock rat Barks Kitt dibees 4 NIA AVENUE, Near 9th stre el Adjoining Cochran & ne F-6t nt anid Fur Store, ‘REAT BARGAINS 1N SHAWLS. y ND CONVINC! ST LADIES CALL, AND. CONVINCE ALL KINDS OF YOUR DBY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES. BOGAN 4 WYLIE, No. 329 SEVENTH STREET, ne -st Between K and L streets. ey FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. AN EXTENSIVE A58ORTMENT. Low Prices-Fit Guaranteed. GOODS AND PRICES: CAPKS,......... vevesseseesseeeseeee BOM OVEBCOATS...cscsceescssss seteeeeceesnees DRESS SUITS......... BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ ¢ ‘CLOTHIN iG ALL QUALITIES AND PRIC! GENTLEMEN'S BELONG! ALL STYLES AND PRIC Ph wevveee “* GLO — S7 REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACER HABLE & Co., 468 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ri ereee COVER 22, noraane | teen a received od tthe We 479 1a ctcoehs boron. POS a UNITED STATES HOTEL.) ee L! OST. AND FOUND. TED mA aN LE ral cow ord will weher what SMITH No. 33 West : WAN TS. Wie TED—By ares ‘es cook a WOMAN to of tour person A arse DAW 400 ore, eee Wie Salo ANTED-A GIRL, at SSE street. en ith hand ish streets. Luquire before 9 or after 3. ANTI SITUATION, b; oman, WASTED, s STCATION bears ek, Call 191 34 street, between 1. A ad eterna to wash snd iron. A A ‘MBIA. Dsctad UNTY OF NA the count ht before me. ber, one of the Justic District and day of WN eA 99, AS RATT A: sere in pay his i inctosur: br GRAY MA! ‘Bine or ten yrare hands high, twitchy tail; trots md canters, thar been waa in zears. Dy MOSAMURL €. MILLS, J.P ‘The owner of the above described ig reqnest- ee, odio prove poverty Ente FaROCHER, Wartep-artrarion ‘north and 3d street cook. of wou poy cretha in the city of Washington ‘nev St family." Apply G Tech an our Rouse from loth street. ster November 2th. an © Wis SITUATION by fret. Fi clars Bog: " a PENDANT to ect wit 8. Aiberal reward wie ghee al. Pers hear ita ee rene, TT C street, next below tthe 50 SS Sian ATION WANTED—By a om et Hoh nn ty ged Hf the money is tet with ANDREWS between New Sasny arene Std Noe North ee & DRURY, Centre or Nothern Market. _ no 27- eet. OST—On Wednesda: ANTE ary | 449 BUNDLE OF Se NOTES: W The finder will be een by returning the same NTL TO ¢ Mth strech where they can get ‘ete ‘Sothing inthe ‘Star Often. notes were hoaded “*Pro- poiag Bae i rama cap ae Rect ar | Gralitee ef, Court on ‘Tuceday"and Thuredas’ by clothing bought and obi. 4 B.MRCHUD Ee, prope BABBAND.* ie REWARD—Lost, 0 om Penn vania, axcnus, NTED—50,000 PURCHASERS at 468 Pa 4 CLES. The W ftopuefor the extensive stock of Falland Win | ap) crcuing. 0 pair of GOLD ‘ACLES. The be given if returned to eee pee OTHING now being voonie for the inspec- Fg ANTED—A limited number of Cc winter. AKEN UP ESTRAY—On ‘month. within four milesot the elt = For particulars inquires An He aye 489 ath | A borned Co" Owner wil res t “or at first tollgnte on 7th st. road. y may. Wa. BAYT Vis" corner Zthn The above Cow will be so! gold at WAI Beco Ba saat, Louisiane avenue, TUESDAY: November 9), to pay —— n035-3t' $5, 000 Ss seF Rasta Co he te by addressing H. fan hear of a customer by 3 ANTED—Families breaking up housekeepi DARBY No or removing trom the city. to know that they | MOND. SOLITA) dispose “of their FURNITURE. without the | grateful patient.” pis srguseoatcd ou suction. by eldronin LEVY, 85 "Feun a avenue, southeast commer hi wl ‘ANT! T hun w00b ssi — — W err enane cine FINE cai G eet A FEW | MORE TABLE | DOARDERS can br ac. qharfi mil recive proposals for rites mpartotabove. | <M commodated G street, corner, of Sth Gach on delive EASON &GLENN. | street Lada CARDING Ope pivasant Feraished si TEARS © Wim eee AGENCY ROOM. with BOARD: price 84 per month for VELOX & Gt WING » Ferrons- or §2% for one perain. Inciading, tats’ ¢ ED HOOP Ne. st Land M sts. north met Ski AND couloir FACTORY, 813 7th wt noir VE TO TEN Poster oe a, (Address, stating price Ae tar Offi ari Pays rain casa EHICRS rox SECOND HAND CLOTHING UNDER-CLOTH- NG? BOOTS a7 90 Bessy: streets. ROMS, AND BOARD—Three large FRONT ROOMS. handsomely furnished, for rent, with or without BOARD; No. 411 G street, corner of 9h street. FSrssep & ROOMS, WITH BOARD. « can be treed, corner Indiana’ avenue DO ctectn thin rom reots be | one large: Parlor and’ Bel ‘Terms i Chirietian FAssoclation’ Building tog You iN nolltdecl™ by Mail Promptly Attended To. my 3-1y™ F mr weeks ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT witout a poe at No. 1408 Pen Penns) Boarding at the IRST-CLASS BOARD, ¥ FRONT ROOMS, to at 218 K street, bet. Thoat of the public “offices. BUSINESS CHANCES. QRNING (GLORY STOVE FOR SAL KAP—In partect 4 condition. Apply “ee WITH PURASANT reasonab! DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES! ret Cc. 8S. OHARE & SON, st. west, bet. N 25. 00 DOLLARS IN nee “AMO! yee 0 ae ed aid GROCERS, S PARLOR: One four yar tops, 5 VENTH STREET WEST, ith cars ‘iM oe re on desirable terms ‘Adress EMPIRES Wi Washing! ton. D.C. no29-3t" : . {OK SALE—A HORSE. BUGGY and HARNESS, Seas eee in good order. No further use for it. H me wa ranted sound: only $150 for the whole. te WM. McNEIK, ot! whet, New Terk eveseeeal Het n029-2t $50. 000; eine an os bb ih Pe ar CO. Under Us 8 Hot ne Creates by BABLE: 2 SHE OUK KATES. ED Ege no 2-iw NMOVLED 460 sth street. Foe gare E—Four first-class PHELAN BLL LIARD TABLES. with all necessary fixtures, Will be sold at's rine if early application be made to R.A Lith no 24-41" Fv ae = good locality and doi reason for selling. CHEMIST, W WELCH’S BEST FLOUR x BARREL SAC 31 QUARTER CHOICE FAMILY FLUUR, 85 PEK BARREL. GOOD EXTRA FLOUR, 86.50 PERK BARREL. roe Mar Sy = = fees on Sat oY En RSE ee Ae, OMTLLER. C. 5S. OHABE & SON, Hons, stating when not to be used 179 Wetrect. bet, ot ana fod N YOUR WAY TO THE < APITOL STOP AT 468 Pennsylvania a apd behold the exbi- bition of Fall and Winter < Clothing HABLE & have arcenged 6 for inspection and sale. nods Oo NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OLD DBs PAMBY. Now39 tg strech doors south of the avenue. He ix successful 10 others Fail. Office open day and night. no20-lin™ SECEET ans SCROFULA DISEASES THOR- nghly cw @ new unsury tem." sdvese We BATTUS, 308 sivet, hear 7th, from 4 to Oe B 000-20 SHOULDER BRACE CORBET, greatest improvement ih Frenc 262 SEVENTH STREET, Berwery M ayo N Screnion OLD HAMS, NEW RAISINS, CITRON, FRUITS. BEST TOMATUES—? Ib. cans, Lc., 3 Ib. cans, Be. NEW YORK CIDER. °KING BRANDY AND WINE oo oT T §2 PER GALLON. DP EXTRA FLOUR FATE RepUceD PRICES. by physi the best f pecet aod Ay Dopetnetd now be seen at C. BAC eaebrated Factory, 513 7th street. between D and E. noli-tf OW READYONEW CATALOGUE OF REAL ESTATE for sale by M. M. ROHREN. Ie fe Broker, New York avenue mieten and get one, ey BROTHERS, incom See AND JOB PRINTERS, 271. south side Kio weg on avenue, Give strict personal » business. Bl T500X, JUSTICE PEACE, OPPOSITE KIRKWOOD, C. WITMER, Grocer, nod} tf 119 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN CHoice GROCERIES A’ AT REDUCED BATES. 3 th and a Hath streets. Welch's best FAMILY FLOUR at 82.35 per quarter | )7°M =" BON, es EON |. wack, Extra FLOUR, su; Super moat and Pe ningen Dita “advertis- pen yee iy tg “ig EL 'S in the e: ae - Moron His fees Gamat aes igs no one oat fe OSOPHY OF pom ER pow Goa ourse of Lectures fs delivered, ‘at the auality, at 87 per bbl. : MENT, 2 cts. per pound. Bio Best Ni ¥, BUCKW! ugar, °s Turkish PR Rew DATES ary ais si ii pee RRANTS, CITRON, and a tne wate rail felected stock of frst class Groceries at ine very | ject Yopk Maren of ‘and what to Soran od ton qaiasols ietiverea toa ofthe gity free of pay ee a 270, Howsni a CO. Diseatew accoun Yor; ‘Marriage —— mee Opposite Northern Market. Pocket rolumen containing these Lectares will T pape ty tieaning SECRETARY, New Re ad Downs THE BHINE, 61d Brosiway, BY OLIVER OPTIC. 20 Tate it * abroad. aes TBROPGH HIGHT TO, LIGHT, A Beret» Caractere te Rutbor's ca AMERICAN FAMILY IN, PARIS: with ffty- ar? supntcay ra Ilstorical monuments and IMEVAL WORLD OF HEBREW TRA- Thon ‘By Frederick Henry open ~81 50 TES now positively masa Young America PUBS, MINK SABL! ON Bay SABLE, US TOTAL, ERMINE, PME. IRREL, FITCH ARIES, WAT! wig ” OF AMAL eee short notice. THE ANROUOSESTBE CE ASAE IOG, By Semi GREAT MYSTERIES AND LITTLE PLAGUES, ia AVENUE: ae anes pee ee W YO! CLR EASAANES GLUTTONY, All the New Books as soon as published to bohad at PHILP & SOLOMONs, Pn fnnarare AND STATIONERS, 132 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. th and loth sts. rTetacess os 1840 ESTABLISHED IN seman te Furs! Furs! ree Ane SES or. c ICE AND ELE- pio left in box at PA tte A EE fresh For great bargains call at store pomn-12¢7 138 rites Boke ee rebernee eet ERE: us tuestsasarna a ) TTENTION, CIGAR MANUFACTURERS! FOR SALE AND RENT. (HOCH RESIDENCE FOR sane. he two dwellines nt the motive corner of tb street ae FOR SALE AND RENT, _ {OR RENT—A FR. ME HOU SE, Setielaing six ee hae ae oi ne GR LE-A Fantcres's ae \NT eat ARBBACK ROOMS WITH at 445 Ah street, opposite roner Office. Peasomable os t ey Sus « oR FRONT RUUM, ‘telly b Sumire tne, fp eek situated, at 33 iy built, ith street. fronting ot ca H Square wots St of river, ke ; ROOM for an office, in the city Fa Om RENT_t errs ie Sr LOTS om Highinnt Birk tor S21 th atzeet, between DF aud Penns) tyania “[nquire of OWNER. in cormer house. ne 3s oy é fo OR RENT—On December 3 PUR RENTS peels Boe Pretly furmiehed the~e ee fand iéth atrest F: 1k DWELLING containing Into me, wb Eaneaiss $04 ith ats Bete Mand N y BRICK st fe Dace . iSdiarv app tw COOPER & LATIMER, ctl Fea RENT—Two new BRICK HOUSES. con totning ey AR ewe a ETE Y Teaver Ber iis BF Water sires. pute wee KN KNOWN cer yee | HUUSE on ania gycmue having Ther = init ards,’ on Ke atreet, meat py ity SE GEORGE 'R Tika! near Ith. Fok Be RENT—O YE HOC. (SEE RSS = ice of at 314% G street, between ‘and most ost lathictes thee Sbest-cet fhl-est im the wher NT—PARLOE AND CHAM rr i and Th ete Sopcter only O05 oguares femmpthe between stterts, ly two my i Evbitt House. ‘Terme moderate. wa FOE BEATSA HOUSE. containing ght rms, weet Appt iSkOROR W WHat FEMS, woth te. wo Seat comer Iith and G streets north sar saat i WNW wees See Bese Ts 9 sys hagceypernrenne = a nods tt and DARD ai 942 that “fetween Mand S. Terms haat! sa ar SE a Frasonable $6 Coat SG PER MON HY DE tee t a nicely furnished #i kD ie on Fond Got. Geol Pate Boar tne Table Board cinits: $00 L street, near loth node" FG BENTSFRAME HOUSE Sseven roams ond hall. in perfect order. near strest water; pleasant location." Inquire ¢ - Corner of Sth street east and sencand wetter” OM Sao er JUAN BUY 460 Raa re 3 trent A ard, FURNISHED | AKLOR and commu. ae MBER Le nt on first few tol. Will be rented kw to a guod tenant, aie. north B street, ‘pet Delaware aveqenapd ENT splendid STORE: c : a Bie ae Georsrtow in . *. F pire can ometeton. 2S ~ 30 3" 5 NT-UPPER PART OF porLpise SCADEN “PORKEST 5 on sens A= L ne pe fomrt: ager as ‘bath. jnowire on yreminre. ao, PRAMS HOUSE om Stet utreet, eb Sha ED APARTMENTS First and fours commenicating. BALL. « ot ah be ‘ath tah ctreetes street. between streets of Pike e Ist mse Gate nage ot Apply at corner oof ‘Teh and and BK streets, er no 29 3t" OR REET —Theee: steer BRICK HOC “on treet othe payable In yo ly u Y's Stove Store, 431 7th street. streets. COR RENT ST. a caall family of ten or three children, four ROOMS: BURN i ‘ate ~ and yard. Apply at 276 H Stree SEVERA “Fone Ss hooMS F. Pon mE. ri ee - at No. 464 Lith «treet, north of the \fenue. Stran Sid Was Stat Staaten ees ral emient te the Avenue and ¥ street cars, Tapio Boarders accommodated. no 2tt Fe RENT [The DWELLING PART of Home wa om Penney Wwania avenue, auitable ommeeaton given, Deeenber pw * HABLE & 2 Ltt aching House. street, \T—Three Ee with meckeeping back, senircase, summer ki en snite, convenieners attached: bers of Congress, of other persons receiving Cam te rniaheest . mnt fable for Seustors. See ny and reawiring frat class accommodations. Tis Mr between 13th and 1th F'EERISHED, ROOMS | FOR RENT Severn FURNISHED ROOMS for reut, at No. Louist ana avenue. bet. 4! MS Te™ FOR oRE T Seven ai ROOMS. Root hished ROO nt = Winns . RLY FU singly. st sireets, oom: 70 ut -FRAME ali and kitchen. with, ree hands ome. ply at No. 347 Massachuscts avenuc, 4 ith gas and wat ae ° HAYES. corner ath and H st FO oy. are wear the Departments, suitable for a small tami 4p, Berm cass PTnguire at Ne. 32 Pa. hi trent on the premise» LFASANT ROOM > BOAKD CAN BE bad at 221 Vermont avenue, between N and 0 Eos, t8 HOUSE, 2 frame stable. on ew avenue. south of Kstreet. Key next. ‘tor north. G56 M stroct. between 3d and 41 USE i= KENT. XUSE in the First Wart. ATroms and kitchen. Apply at N LASth street, between Hand 1 streets, p.m. Fe, 885 on RE site 295 Fat bet NEWLY FL ral P.O. 2th and 13th at idly furnished t ont di ely NISHED COMMU Sat 404 | street, between ill de let fogether or stparatels ne ith and 12th, Terms moderat {OR RENT—Several good KOO tes, ea or =a ogt fs Beer re ry street, a rere Cantal Hin. Fe RENT—A nice two-sti in Wthst., bet. K and L st 2 2 month’ Inquire 215 F ot corner of K st.. grocery. 1th st. OR RENT. —Will be = nt on the Ist of Decem bers REICK BOK E:T rooms, balls and pantry: on 9th st.. bet. T and U xtd ith street kw F streets. ersdesiring suites of rane would do well fore engaging rocins elvewhere. mites, ‘OR SALE OB RENT. on the southea, od 3 {OR SALE—A six-room rR ME HOUSE. with front and side porches, well in yard mt S, BACHE. Madi ot octween ania Ry Hath an and Ith streets. Terms > im” oR RENT—A “> ol oF Ri =o large, new and handscnn ished, a ag a a or any Se firing ancl rooms Apply wirect orth, between he, he p> agg ee U) PORE rnished. SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM closctewater. Sith wee of kitchen, if desired. Northwest corner anh and H a 7OkR RENT, —Ser 1 ROOM nished aud unfurnished. on vers terms. Apply 346 Pennsylvania aveuu Ist and 21 ste> “ees FUR SHED On UNFURNISHED ith or without Board, at No. 8 Mou =o > nort Fase room HOUSES ith, is, on Apply to W om Place, (or K street! between Sth aind 9th. south side, no oF a" ‘Terms moderate. FOR BEST Othe i furnished. com municating. second floor, water and able for housekee Heasant ity style house. “Apply iuuuediately at {ORK RENT—In rorgetown, 3d st, near reste BRICK BS re ‘one a BERT BOUSE No. 190 jen “street, be- ween + three rick. ee @ Bee Prick, Looms. ie noltf Real Estate Broker. DOR SALE—Now HOUSE tn saat tn gat ay £3 street, | JOOR RENT—HOUSE No. 370 Mi — AL " ear tise Capitol con Mand ascash and | noes SPW DOW RMA ETT Tie ene $10 per mouthly will buy ity if sold in 6 days) - id 7 STARR re ‘& METCALF, or ROC nent comer of avec a ith att Fo Nn Street, betwen Gand Ht S12 Saget Wier RENT ER | Dearall the De ‘Caterer in the house. s one Varing ‘the Maxtares sed 7 akties rodstand ora vari qr fancy and dress- a4 me yi Zk two firet-clan- makin RESIDEN: avenue, (Now. 21 aes and nguire at 492 1th. ud 23.) streets, ear the Circle; on Fs, a ‘T—A three story BRICK HOUSE. ven toons, gas and water, bath t lew York avenue, be- nage oe nes Apply to the Rev. rent $3 per month in advance. “Also, store te ; and fixtures, suitabl busiiens. ith st, and ft per month, in advance. read4 Penyivania avenue no 23 ‘OR GALE OK RENT—New BRICK HOUSE 307, uctwoen 6th and 7th sts oacceclom giveh.on the Intof December the premises. RENT—Small BRICK MOUSE | and near the yo TB and C streets, at 314 Del Delaware av: NISHED ROOM poems. = Gas, ery accommodation or aingle gentiemiene clean ‘and, quiet; 69 between Sth within t ‘of Post ween 3 wo miuarcs Office Building. Suna po 3-3" TT STORE BOOMS, on vth etrest, near Ly Navy Yard; mn $