Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1869, Page 3

Ag iF TIGERS PD TE Ie Hey ta OEE a SE NE) xe PAG Seb Ag Bowe. » EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District ~ WASHINGTON CITY: SUESDAY..........Desember 14, 1969. We sare You're Bight, Then 6 ‘We are giad to note that at the late railroad meeting at the City Hall the speakers, while showing proper zeal for the object in view of in- ertasing the city’s railroad facilities, seemed impressed with the necessity, heretofore pointed ‘out in these columns, of starffng right in the matter of affording sid to the railroad projects seeking to secure the endorsement of the Car- Toration. We repeat : let it be distinctly understood that ¥e do not propose to buy switchas.or elbows. ‘We want main stems radiating from Washing- ton; and every dollar we spend should go to build up a raflroad system for this District that shall make the country penetrated tributary to this city. We want the engin® houses, repair shops, depots, &c., here, and full securtty of an authoritative voice inthe management of the reads, to ensure that they are not rin adversely © ourdnterests. To secure thege ends we can better afford to spend miilions, than to fritter away somo hundreds of thousands on switches and elbows on roads running past Washington. ‘This city threw away a good deal of monéy on he Washington and Alexandria road, gimply to enable that road to disc Wash- ngton, by taking soutien through our city to Baltimore cheaper’ if dropped here. And Baltimore merchants hal the advantage of the same discriminatiog against our mer- chants in sending freight to Virginia. Just now the Loudon and Hampshire toad is making activ? efforts to get aid fgpm the District oities; and that aid ought to be extended, and With a liberal hand, if the proper guarantees ean be secured for eur protection, But we Teally cannot see what Washington is to get for het money if the main stem is to run, as at pres- ent, to Alexandrja, and we are to have nothing ut an elbow from “Four Mile Run.” There is already a switch connection between the two roads—the Louden and Hampshire and the Washington and Alexandria road—near that oint; but the advantage to Washington is not ppreciable. With such elbow the freight would to goto Alexandria, as at present. Washington, with s popalation of 129,009, has a right to some- thing in the railroad way besides switches and cibows; and while we wish well to Alexandria it is rather too disinterested an act in us to pay money to build @ road solely far her benefit. Our city in giving aid to any railroad enter- prises must also see that the money goes to legiti- mate ends; must beware of playing into the hands of the railroad “rings” that are gobbling up the railroad franchises of the country for Speculative purposes. These speculators operate in railroad franchises just as they would in stocks, or grain, or cotton, without regard to the interests of the public further than their own anterests may run in the same channel. These railroad specultors have monopolized most of the northern and western roads, and are now €xtending their operations south. The modus operandi is to bay up a majority of the stock at a low figure, and then by securing State, county, or city aid to so inflate the stock that they can handsomely without risking or spending bp od Of their own. It will be necessary for our corporate authorities to keep their eyes wide open in ‘limg with any of these adroit gentle- men of the “rings.” We must see that our money goes to build us railroads, and not to ‘enable them to “bull” their shares. ——— Dr. Frothingham preached in New York on Sunday onThe Foes of Society.” Consider. ing his connection with the Richardson-McPar- land marriage ceremony, so-called, we should say the reverend geutleman ts entirely familiar wth his onbj Indeefl, he has only to look little mirror in the crown of his hat to © releetion of one of its most striking il- | gamous wedding is still the current New York, and Horace Greeley and y Ward Beecher have some more cards | knows no proof against McFarland to sustain the charge he (Beecher) made against him of being guilty of “the only offence whieh | is a Scriptural ground for divorce. — A letter of ex-Governor Wells, of Virginia, is lished, in which he advocates the immedi- mission of Virginiaand the removal of all | Political disabilities. ee George W. Harris, better known as “Sut Lov- — & humorous writer, died near Knox- ile, Tenm., yesterday of apoplexy. see ington we have Madame Demo- From J. Shi rest's Monthly for January. "1 sociation will be held on December Hi wenbers please attend, as aa will take place. Presutent it + OF THE BOARD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 423 Fifth stre 0 r A i requested tu be at street} promptly at o clock p.m “ THKO. P. REID, G NOTICE. with appropriate AND ners of the Center Market and the arkets of the Board of Alleruen ited 1, pe ook aks. of the oTrie rand the improvements made py bin ¥ MacFARL | Market x COMRADES: In pus ‘suance of General Orders, you are hereby no timed x4 extension of time been granted to those who he have not received the a irene ag initiated — to July 21, 1969, ier 31, IeD. Five reguint meer witte hea WE NESDAY se those Every member i oe of officers A LO T ieee at Bad A LB sclera ance is earnestly + Ta hea ®, order of the on TU ‘EsbaY y EVENING. Dec. ia, 1550, ee is requested to be angual lection for offers will be enn “SW. G. BROCK , Secretary. CENT. BUILDING ASSUULA- ‘TION. their position. Beecher now admits | , | ee CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion Yesterday’s Preceedings. SENATE. —Anter our report closed— 3 : tof a juris lice Mr. Drake's bill Bi of the United ie at ength. by that gentleman and ury. Vice President astatement, at ree eee oC. Brownlow, Reged ‘mission of ofthe Be ate ae make a Personal o nation at gore n refere the attacks whi Seen mantle on him (ME. “p.) by bis ensures, ‘The Senate then Injo executive session, | sedate atew minute rein, adjourned. | HOUSE.—After Mr. Davia (N. Yack was ee leave Ee offer the same resolution a req the LF my vw] ‘inform whether wld is necessary le the Exeeativa to secure a more in cases where awar wT pwrepuaeetin con ican colony which is struggling in good faith to Peopitalizy be toons o ll not one to ‘the exclusion of the - Debate the iution went over under the rule. Mr. Fox (N. ¥.) offered & ing the ‘a ek SS into the cause of the late fluctuations fh New York, and also to asce: we Wand Saaetaatrs oy and juently referred to Paine, 'is.,) from. the Committee a the Seal 2 | the sald State of ‘was a question called upon to meet, and he Gog ie desir diecirante that there should be a repart from the Commit- tee on the Judiciary. Mr. Fincklepburg (3fo.) objected to the reso- ution. Mr. Paine then moved to suspend the rules. Mr, Logan (Til) thought this‘ very unusual Ume to bring a is resolution, especially as the question of 2, conan mad the act of retrocession i raised. t been It has been decided that that act was constitu- tional, and no other decision has been asked for, exeept by this resolution, and for that reason he objected tothe Teference. Mr. Paine said the question had been raised, stract question, but becanse the necessity existed to meet it promptly. ‘The opposition scemed to come, however, from gentlemen who were per- haps interested in the removal of the capital or seat of government, and no doubt the oppdgition cond be’ explained in that way. If | there was no objection he would withdraw the | resolution. Objection was ect 4th ee f ‘Logan Was surprised that the chairman o} the Committee on Elections should attribate the opposition to this measure to a desire for the re moval of the capital. He had viewed it just the other way, and thought the gentleman trom ‘Wisconsin wanted to get a report upon this sub. Ject now, with an ulterior tin view. ‘Mr. Grover (Ky.) asked ‘aine whether he knew to whht thetic was bodenieustavere Mia eat: Mr. Paine replied that he believed Mr. Me- Kenzie belonged to the Kepublican party. 'r. Farnsworth (Mi.) suggested that Mr. Mc- | Mr. F mi. ied Mr. M Kenzie was reported to represent other people besides tpge of Alexandria county, Va., ayd he wanted to know if it was proposed to dist ran- | chise all the people of the congressional district | if the retrocessjon of Alexandria was declared unconstitutional. Mr. Paine said the gentleman knew very well | Income ie | Betouta Bagot ah te, be accused of desiring tot late him out Without cause. { Pu.) thought the resolution con- | templated an-act of Injustice which the House should not entertain, and he moved to lay it on | the table. He withdrew it, however, tempora~ rily, to allow further remarks. Schenck (Ohio) said he was probably the onl passed the act retroceding the county of Alex- andrla to Virginia, some twenty-three or twenty- five yearsago, Hé was a member of the House twenty-five years the retrocession bastes | wriet of ‘Alexandria is a part bas been Glocting eoenbern of Oengrems Groce timate tas, | and the right of representatives from that dis: | trict has never been questioned. Yet now we are asked to make an ontaide collateral question, | and in his opinion it would be better to leave the law alone as it had stood for the past twenty- | five or thirty years. Suppose we get the opinion of the Committee on the Judiciary that the act | of retrocession was unconstitutional, what have | we then? Why, we have simply the opinion of | nine intelligent gentlemen, as against the opinion of a large rity of both Houses of the Congress that d the act of retrocession, | and who suppose Shey | were doing a constitu- tienal act. Since that time it has always been recognized as constitutional without a ques- | tion, and he did not see why it shoald be ralsed | now. ‘The question was then taken upon Mr. Ran- dall’s motion to lay the resolution on the table, and it was agreed to. Mr. Wetker (Ohio) introduced a bill to amend the act to incorporate the National Junction Railway of the District of Columbia. ferred fo the Committee on the District of Co- | saben Cox (N. Y.) introduced a bill to repeal ail ties oncoal. Referred to Committee of Ways wd Means. Mr. Kelley ( Pa.) offered a resotution declaring that this Government would not submit to any | restrictions pon the passage of United States vessels of war through any strait or canal of a foreign country; and requesting the President to communicate to our diplomatic Ke avons tives that the Government could not ri any impediment to the free passage of our oud vessels throngh the waters of any part of the | Kerld. ‘Referred to the Committee on Foreign | Affairs. Mr. Butler, (Mass.,) from the Committee on the Ju ¥, reported a bill to repeal the | tenure-of-office act. Ordered to be printed and | Tecommitted. | _ ‘The Speaker inid before the House « ¥| from the President of the United States, en- | closing a communication from the Sev of | State in relation to the States that have ratified | the fifteenth amendment to the Constitution of | the United States. The Secretary of State re- | porte ee the following States have ratitied It: | North Carolina, Massachusctts, Wisconsiac Ms Maine, Louisiana, Michigan, South Ceroliua, Pennsylvania. Arkansas, Connecticut, | Florida, Illinois, ty A York, tana New it hire, Nevada, | Fhe Beates of Biesoer} aud Hamas have also ve- | d a ratitication, but it is stated to be de- Retire ta of certain omissions. referred to the Com- fics ‘trom certain indi mittee on the Judiciary. Mr. Butler (Mass.) called jtieal disabilities y Mr. McKenzie belonged, | urvivor in the House of the Congress ia | ized as constitutional; the mn BR.LOK HAL REROVED TO 053 19m PREPARATORY MEDICATION. ‘human system. th most delicate and sensitive of all created things, should be fluly prepared meet the shock oecasioned by a sudden change in the. temperature of the air. Even tho solid metals con- traet and expand under cold and heat—se that if men. ‘were composed. of iron, instead of frail tisses amd fibres, circulating fluids and brittle osssous matter, his frame weuld not be proof against the vicissitudes of climate. As itis. if behooves every one, especially ch | the feebie. to fortify the frail tenement of mortality against the inclemency of the present season. A wholesome, strenzth-supplying vegetable tonic and alterative is the preparatory medicine required, and among medicinal agents of this character, HOSTET- TEBSSTOMACH BITTBKS stand supreme, los | euccessful career of nearly ® quarter of a centary, the Preparation bas never been «qualled or ap- corm dora its sales are now larger than those of articles, purporting to belong to the same class, that has ever been advertised in this country. Asa remedy and preventive of Drsrsrsta, and all its complications, it may be said to have heed doren competision and to be the standard spMific of the Western Hemisphere. A course of this genial Festorative at the commencement of Winter is the surest safeguard against all the complaints which are caused or aggravated by exposure to cold. Ww i 1B WASHINGTON AND a | TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY, (SEVENTH STREET LINE.) | WILL HEREAFTER sTop, UNTIL TERE UDELS AT TAR. PORTHER CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STREETS, ‘So a8 ta. VD Li So py tnepable the public generally to vist the Large MESSRS. GREEN & WILLIAMS, And make their selections of | a PRESENTS, FANCY TOYS, &c., { ae no brine mayest ed in thelr Store | Sarre ERBSENTS in the cliy suchas | CHILDRENS CHAIRS, BOCKERS, BUREAUS, HOBBY HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS, SLEIGHS, DOLLS, of every Description, MUSIC BOXES, GAMES OF ALL KINDS, CHINA ORNAMENTS, TEA SETS, will be 80 ie Ta VeaY LOWES Eva eS through the Bolida; came & WILLIAMS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, _de 3-6 Corner Seventh and ioe’ R. RA .. ASSOCIATIO’ i. omestic Importations, which __WANTS, wi FOR SALE AND RENT. _ 0 ED X ROOMS F FF Te eres ES Toe, ANTED— WE ioe t assist in Wit. cae: ea shes vanes Wash ap PATION an Cook or C Fei Xian Boca isa WR Race ee Please call at 464 F ste, bet. af and 3d WAntEo te room water, on between loth’ and Tih streets. days "8. D” Star office. yANTED—S SITUATION as nurse, waitress or pe nem boreal ue ust private family or boar. Ga eae, ‘th. inal ene avenue. we “s jan, with Weitesen WHITE W Ad do light work is r= et. ee recommencd ve a : femelle at b934 th rect between B and 'W, between the hours do -y* | WANTED cc cra MAKER: for whom Office tor bisa ‘aye. ney “tes WANTED-A WOMAN to ook wash and fo famil; Recommendations Pl A oy poly a jodiatety, No. 2 13 ORse m. corner of B and 3d street WANTED Tohire by = the Pee Sp. acl GY, or ROCKAWAY. Ay goat Fi ‘the hou ead" disengaged d gering, the heare nereed mg A TI Hey 5 sau Erp ain busines bot fr lary required pti ae x ee PARTNER, with $1.2 ital, NR uh stores situated in ie in oe tion of Washington; now doing jy tocreased. TATED as house with Southern contrat siteation hai SITT NG and BOOMS, unfarniched, with or without Board tor Fong. Address, stating terms, C. C-.B TEACHER DESIRES AN formely private tutor tu tho family ot family of Dabtishers ghd Princinel o's in Pennsylvania. _ furni: - ST tion J. 1-3" E WHITE LIN! LINEN, BOS BOzOM SHIRTS—At a Penn. ave., doo cast ot th 10-tDess WANTED An ACTIVE PARTNER, tot Heal ‘Borate tut tueurance, Business. Aadeoes lew can be had, waa lished FES HED ROOMS, WITH OR WITROU ARD, at 482 Mth street, Detwoen # and moderate. de THe3t” tos UNFURNT tt see a orion be a i Table Boanters wanted, at Pricer at FRAME HOUSE 179 Ss street. between faoath. in ad vance. ances Appint RFE ¥. POLAR. 169 sata a *y OR ng ie k AR sad FIXTC BERS of the ‘oul lojel; wou answer wel notion store or office. "A 8k soutien’ corare ot Feansylvenia venus or two suites: of [3 ‘STS ¥URNISHED HOUSE of it vb lo. Cea bite a ee 4. thirteen rooms, ee given. G3zEERO ANG NEATL! can be suited mn aaedetane terme get ar aor ith pon poly at 43 wee 2] rons RENT-Twr9 Sana STORE Ty on 7th street west, bet gad Ninorih, nicely fitted | Sers ‘eed gore, ‘occu “Fule Yo eee 06 the boas Westhes Inquire 226. opposite. tf up tor Grocery or Forman.) pisces on 7th st. WELL vORNaHKD HOUS! OF NINE A 2000s KOR RENT, No. ae arent be, prt. sae new, UFgisandlmnodern. ‘Heat low tos carstul tensa. Renae TS Sa aaa 2 Ee Tireet, ear 1 arost "south sider feta of Mrs. BRiantwELt. ‘at Grocery Store, from corner of ‘I'and ar We i ENT A we well farniehed cd ROOM. in House a sng del! beat sixroom BRICK + GToUsE, In thorough repair, on Behe betwees P fares: got ydrent Ut Meee’ does. Tesestiats é Fant ot atta porsession. “Laquire at 421 1. between woenand sith {UR SALE— TWO NE MDW ELLING-HOUSES, fully located. Apply to — HOLLID A No, 3 Iniell _gels-co6t Yih street, Washington. Fo: RENT—DWELLING 393 N. Y.ave., north ‘Side, bet. 122 and 19th ste. 12, rooms, gua. water in Ke 13th 7 Unturniensd Anns PARLO! bet. G and w hou jo aHos. We mt RCuiteok 12th and Tsth st Wisifon the User REEL yet D ETE ASSORTMENT OF Skates’ s LEIG GH. “SELLS, AND SLEIGH BROWNING’S NEW HARDWARE AND VAKIETY STORE. elim Corner 43s street and Penn. aven ‘ “aim = (BIRDS CANARY BIRDS, 4 ARY BIRDS, and all of BinDs for sal: vl Sethe at ot ep TELLERS. he 10 Pennsylvani: delt-Im* a a pli Be ntrests, | | Best AND CHEAPEST ; WOOD AND COAL IN TOWN, At STEWART'S, Office. corner H and 12th; Wharf, foot of 1th street ra delt-Im Loox ott rox xo1 | nt your friends to know how to find Mthey can be fonnd eventh stre dels 3t* over Goodall's gas fitting Patabiishment. iM ILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ROO: 330 Penna. ave., bet. 9th and Wth sts. oerin hor elegant NN E’ Ds. OLIDAYS, i at greath; teoeed ices mani: FES SYLVANIA AY! we 0 9th and F Ret BIBLES AN fat Nir 00K 2 NILES. The largont stock in the District. Inlaid, Résewoo! and Mahog- B v WING DESK: ice assort ry GAMES: TOY BOOKS, &e, WM. BALLANTYNE, 6197 CHROMO STEREOS! dels 20 Great PABSAL » 115 ressSiu¥ ANTS. Tm ANY ‘ Tntendi g to remove from my present place of busi- oth Twill sell my stock, consisting of a Fmeral assortment of DRY GOODS at mach below ne mai ‘KET SAWS ery cheap. Ser tea. A lew . LAIN aut PLAID POR- 3, 0243 cents. Over a e thotaand F AN ran NDKERCHIEFS from auc- cheap. ery aoocke Napkins. Table Linen, and Bed Spread: at low i Nepkine Ta Tine af ile ke ‘Alpacas. ‘at reduced pri Stock of Ladies and Gents Under Clothing Holiday Presents. Call and examine. de Repub. NOTICE. All the newest styles of elegant JEWELRY, WATGHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Fancy Goods. CLOCKS, BRONZES, OPERA-GLASS! Designed for the HOLIDAYS! Captai : densa OM ncharge oe MASS MEETINGS. ae This Association has been formed pail of promoti Tease aa ¢f ED—Ladics to know that @ eaea ccs terpee.eoionis | WASTED ais RAN to thi A) Ay held every strung most easiest terms. For its simplicity and noise- EVENING at tl Jess working, it ae $88, best ire Ma- Spe ranean rman Cena shghsaeed eee order Executive . det-S&Tutt 2,9 J. SAYLES BROWN. id BE. T D—GENTLEMEN TO CALL mS a7 Og, 0 Gas CONSUMERS. Attn street, ct where they ihe theit clothing and ots to SPDT ae Good at it pias Stor Port 4 new. toarest and frimmt cap (oF cach Sxct vember its . gia matic) otter clothing bought and sold. GRUDER, propri- Increased trom 13 ¢ Pi | “no 1-tJand Ea SEiter, Bec'y. {/ ANTED—Fanjlice breaking Ware anaes 'URE without oe path ord an auction, by addressing H. ERY Vy, #68" Penn' Srene, eoatbonst coraee a aa im" Warnes ORE 07 PEN REL OR | LAND, Improved ear W: ton, Address, stating location and price, A.B. e naar Of ice. ocd 8. JUSTH rays FAIR CASH PRICES FOR ie LADIES’, ENTS ND CHILDREN'S ‘OND. Hann % cL THING, UNDER-CLUTH- a BOOTS, SHOE! ¥ th street, be- hb D and E streets, third door from Young Men's Christian Association Buildit aN. “why Now by Matl Promptly Attended To. my: = LOST AND BOUND. Po SAT two-story FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 170 and 123 24d street, woare from the Washington Circle. Prices 690) and 81400 cnah: or $2,200 half cash and tnd bainnse suit the purchaser. ALso, oR QR SALE-THE CHEAPEST LOT IN THE CITY—On M street, between 16th and 17th, being very near the Presiienn’s House ait in_a short time be worth 75 oa eerie at 15 a Der foot FS RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM. in a pri- vate rena Trauire 4% ide Toth street, between 81 PER MONTH — FRAME =e53 0.77 7th strect, between R ste. Ioautre's at de 75, next door. 3 ry Roan RENT MU RNISHED—One large PS RLOR RK, communicating. one square Hetional and“ Metconoliten Henle sed une i use. Inquire at 400 D street, between oss and 7th streets. del3-: Feb re \T—A comfortable DWELLING, age street. between p few doors Ae Bir month. I EA eam ae) young BeBe ey TK BUSI CHANCES. < (DERERRSD | S18: 000 me P SESE negotiated by puyaTe SAL ek eepi price al tofe Apply any time # ay Coxeoran up, stairs, Ge HEAYY UNION PI STR: Fen ‘aveuius, between Wth anid 1th streets, ae wr tae a is or east of 1th street, SOR SAL REST in a well -pay ing DULG STORE. Bho bua ne hun- dred und fifty per cent. profit guarantied to al good Drnggist who.will asst: whole charge, th the bust 310 Penns: Wth sts. ‘The nate te rendered secaeeer fn stigare. ‘Step Tor tuber patie i lars apply on the pri OR SALE— AN bog “PIE weg aioe pply at Star Oftice. ” F OK SALE. 1 large stock of UNREDEEMED PLEDGE: GOLD AND SILVER WATC! BES. DIAMONDS, and other fine GOLD CHAT ant all other assorted goods maually kept by ws, will Moet ilee: for a wmall edvonce ign (ou tiv tptil the! day of whi takes place Ds LDSTEIN £0. det-tt d con ir the amount ur auction sale, at 1 a.m. Brokers, BOARDING. RY—On front t ROOM, second floor, fur- Bo One KD. Also, TABLE BY G street, cour ek. LARGE EUBNISHED Roum tae with BOARD, at No. 481 RNISH . ‘without J D ROOMS FOR RENT- 4X MINSTHR CARPETS Made t order to At ony room (withest same.) RavTuraltbed at he Brosdoats Mouse A full assortment of all kinds of CARPZTS at the loweat market prices. . ‘VALANCES AND LAMBERQUINS Sood various ef hamaien aces shat Woon) THe WH. 5, MITCHELL « Co., PERRY BUILVING, Sade eet aeq6t Loeuize- -OCAESSES, IN GILT ANY WALNUT FRAMES. PORTRAIT AND PICTURE WEAMES. FRANCIS F.AMB, 937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | dol3-tma Weaz 13th street. oF Peeorurion oF co-Fart. ° Dt ana sie th Decembstopion., Ropub, and Exp-0ee.} ¥ 2 2s ‘ORNT Dy sale, Jin perfeet order; sol because th in the i Arl3-3t SALE—Cheap for cach, ng time, a iisctuely fhudshed ft, Ste rooms 308 wtitatte, ‘bctweon rand @ lock delat" oUK: Ag ts PARLOR AND BED BOOM FOR class bard 6 gas and water. at 495 Ths street pecans nH and ell-st™ oR T—Swrall tramo Wort on L street, be- tween Sth ai atree ngnire of W. T. MURPHY. Grover No. 490 Levene he den a —(ne of those new HOUSES on H st. rmment Printing Office. stories, ick front, hall, gas, wat math, &¢.; un 33.500. #. BARRBT & Co, _ Room 7 8. E. cor 7thand #. rth cash. and bal iy ECE OF GROUND me and M street, containing on a term of years, to any one Writ grect therece saltable jon. 22 LOTS tn Square 305, between O and Pand Sth and loth streets: jelim © 3, REDFERN, wil 72 acres, w nd varie is ea; W acres wood ready cut i farming utensils necessa: iT agg s farm half m bridges wil ange for city property termsfor cas! sold cheap. Inquire of Prof. ALA, S.Marine Band, delist Me Seki Conran 5 ACRES FOR $2,500 Sony . Prince Gi Situated near Brandywine, M: Hf Ta Market Sper e. @ handsome exposure, with or Terms moderat FOR S. SALE, on sis asy LerD) aoe erm. gio fil siroct, between @ REY NEAT NEW FRAME HOCSE: tind win, r wor ten ainder: sh, Honscs have six rooms, hall, vestibule, weil and cm ntl: JOSHU Sane & 00, ale Tie rect, between amt i. ae: deo FOE BET pone four room BE Beg ‘Twe oo. agar 8: month: cacl co at DR. y vans BO: GA PSa1 6th st. 1) LOAN—On defe: -eisaee foe ‘hr class RESIDERCES to rent on Ie 1th and Isth. “JOHN, BOYLE, Real Estate Broker, 467i st.. opposite ‘poet Ome OR RENT Hut ESE, RENE Mi bandeome ‘saite of FURNISH theism eine porrtera 2 paneer near Mth street. -_FOR SALE AND RENT. oa (O10E RESIDENCE FOR SALE. of the two the street amet ‘ rafters for wale, the eee ous z. ‘own residence. 4 is ae an fbr jomoletel ble 4 inary dow and As Con’ 5 oe ea ors. wide; and roote thrown inte 7 feat; pet abee oe eo ten feet; Walls th yt eT ne eS square foot; thick and y built; Ritvation very Commanding view of river. ‘ke: Rho BUILDING LOTS os Highland Block for quire of OWNER, in corner house. no 3$-Im* Fo BALE. BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, Southeast Coruer New York ‘avenue and 15th Street, One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RES. IDENCE;al! modern ce ‘urn- “hoens ne = ors BRICK DWE LING-cmtat ining 19 DWELLING, contain ome afurnace. Keates cellar; by to COOPER & LaTinke, Fors RENT—A milfern finished HOUSE, comin jo. 37 Water HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RENT, either in suites or singly, north of the Avenue. Stran- desiring permanent it to their advantage to vo a house such a com dis from bouh the Ai and Bireot care. bd ere cccommotated we PRT The DWELI PART of House ‘Ivani ene. table for a PARLORS the most desirable Tooms would do well torcall be- a Sn ae in (OR SALE—A six-room FRAME HOUSE, with front and side porches; well yard. Apply to 8. Ma LB Madison and Q ‘th strests. ‘Terms caay. mo 20-im* Fo R RENT—A SUITE OF BOOMS, Chamber, very large, new and handsomely furn- ished, suitable for Members of Copazere, oF any de- siring such rooms. Apply at 380 & street nort between loth and ith Sts. west, north side. nol9- RST CLASS | RESTAURANT FOR RENT, Auction Rooms, Rot ete. tomas, on © reet and WALL, corner sth st ys USE. ae RENT Fi TRNITURE FOR SALE— contains 11 rooms, in ace ewrty carpeted and furnished tn ef at atyle Br Tarn rare ‘awveash: Tnauire at Star office. wos tf OB RENT—Two new, three stories. back =a ing and cellars, BRICK DWELLINGS. enD. ave. prick fronts, with marti ds and ile, Town ston and ae ™: a and cold water in bath room and kite ane: sitant bechsth and 23ek je leona avenue. hh st ret at ws has recently been let to das. We Merehall, First Assistant Eee he SALE OR RENT—A new | rs ii oe Pr! 7th street road, near w ‘on good terme. — cout 3-W. WRIGHT, 517 M street. SEE! ERAL xe ELL art ee FOR — No. § a street, with F%&. SALE OR ERT alse Pr maa street. Tectween @ and heated by furnace.” Rent Lead month. Inquire of |. PARKER, on ct r 300 acues = NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE FOR SALE, BEAUTIFULLY LATED FOR SUBU COUNTRY SE: ATS, ‘eee! comprising ae Seast chee ot tha On City zet Tod te Mesurroundings. “The beat lan: this latitude or. country, ee ae irvite, oduct -orgetown. and Fairfax furnpike road Tuns through it. Will be sil ie lots of from one to twenty acres, on long time, if desired, on deterred re a The pro at his residen follows :-—* B. tae wastes, or cited on ihe at AO’ PHILLIPS. Georgetown, De wee am" RENT —The sscund and thir qnd third STORIES ot arke Building, in owe on Penna: ave. betwee ies ae sprig mal be be for rent juire Corner 1 street and Fac aves. pore Pouneyivenia evemne, bed and most skillfal advertising ee Suffering Trem Irrefula offered an imanediate cure in all cases. Ofli day wud night. Ald Weot in $5, at and ith Snd titrate GECRET AND SCROFULA DISEASES THO: SS oughly cured by a new unsurpased tem. or address W. BATTUS, 509 H Lent 7th, from ts to6% Pam m0 0, NOT DESPAIR UNTIL, Ou WAVE Dip pee pany Ne —— th ‘af the evenue. “Hie stivrs Jas iit ante Bi fl vl c. cox, J en corrostit' wee oS FOOD. nolé-am Sy36-tt geet ee ow to tive and what to a eee to live fe hy rowed: The Sanse of ae. will be Pista =. forwarded to aaa Ee fegey ner ak cone aN eae Tear arp FoR. ‘+ Guear DECLINE IN PRICES. NEW YORK IMPORTERS CLOSING OUT. THEIR STOCKS AT GREAT SACRIFICE. ae following fi olf ome tf purchased tring the oe tae month, viz — No. 686 Seventh street, between Dand K streets. de 13-60" Fon a pravtirvn HOLIDAY PRESENT 4 PINE PCTUK EIS VERY APPROPRIATE eae to my collection a number of now RGR, in PAINTINGS, cu RAVINGS. and als afew Bik fe and Beantifal ARTICLES FOR Ginistaas” Among the CM ROMOS may be found after: Biorstadt.” Rierstadt tif al pair, after on Beccher vascade,”” White Mountains Falls of Minnehaha isn ‘She Peeety = a ay. meer Pet's Musi pest " low prices Ay Expection ek wy Ook to vempecttally ve ® 5 L. A ROTHEOCK, = gai MAY'S BUILDING, = pues ;| Hora PRESENTS. B. H. STINEMET?. HATTER AND FURRIER. 234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Second door FOR GENTLEMEN. test patterns in HATS.CA wut BEE A AN vORY HEADED Loox OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS! CHR. RUPPERT, KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No. 522 SEV TH STREET. between D and B, * Importer of all kinds of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GE) - AN FANGY GOODS AND TOYS, Adapted for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. ys RUPPERT takes great ploaewre in inf ris t and handsomest stock of FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS, CRYSTAL AXD ALABASTER CA%AMENTS, TOYS, &.. &c. it has ever berg introduced in this seetion of the Srentay,. Wacestharts hove been ecleceal ie fae, 5 Fiand, aed. othet 9 Berope, and ‘ Rerit the continent © pieved aud finest jew po having ps rect from the manufacturer; among whith we euuumerate br ‘er, “phers *. aged Every, ‘\RACTERS, HUBBY HORSE: - RS and SLEIGH Sand WHEELBARROWS, In orler to give my onstomers increaend feeilities in their examination of my large stock of goods, L have and fitted up, with all the modern conveniences, and at several thousand dollars ex- ee. the second-story of my extablichinent inte @ The new room is entered by way of an open ay leading from the stere-room in the second-story. PR nate contemplating holding fairs wonld do well to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. id the large crowd wsually proach of the Those who wish t attendant at the should make their selections early, so as rush. FURS: FURS: FURS t@ FOR SALE CHEAP. Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ FURS for the holidays at REDUCED PRICES, At Pitt lay Far Store Hudson de 9m » and I, near ates Otten Stop! Stop rrr Stop: eS AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES BEFORE P} CHASING ELSEWHERE. janduome STRIPED cnt PLAIN REP PARLOR . MASK STRIPED and PLAIN REP ‘Sat all Bi LOUNGES of every description. Aso, . THREE-PLY, LOWELL. HART. and other makes of CARPETS, at low nal VILCLOTHS. (all widths.) cut to fit balls on baptent of SUPERIOR BLANKETS. Sno hundred FESE Com Poi just received ath, pabtie ere, invited to examine our Stock be fore purchasing, clerwhore.s earece we will sell goods.ag. GREEN « WILLIAMS, Corner of Seventh and D streets. ALSO, W. B. WILLIAMS, (In charge of our Brauch Store) No. 406 Seventh Seeot, between Gand H THE NEW IMPROVED STEWART COOKING STOVE. ‘pital tee, BEST IN THE Wi pment up should buy this Stove in prefer- cen no DEALER Iw BRUSSEL FU one =e