Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5. NOYES.......-Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: URSDAY........December 30, 1869. Reading Matter on Every Page. New Year's Recertios AT tHE Execvrive Mawnsion.—The announcement is made by au- thority that at 11 o’clock a. m.,on New Year's At 11:30 o’elock a. m., the Judges of the Supreme Court of the United States, Senators and Representatives in Congress, the Judges of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia and of the Cort of Claims will be received. At 12 o’clock, the officers of the Army and Navy and Marine Corps will be received. At 12:15 o'clock, the Associated Soldiers of the War of 1s12and members of the Oldest Inhabi- Carriages will approach the Executive Man- sion by the eastern gate and leave by the wes- tern gate. — ans Tue Vick Presipeyt and Mrs. Colfax will zeceive on New Year's Day, from 12:30 to 3 p.m. seman Navy Der. They will be expected to appear in “full dress ‘Uniform for occasions of special ceremony.” Gzo. M. Ronzsox, Secretary of the Navy. ee HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFvICE, WasuhIneton, 3, 1869. (CrecvraR.] Officers of the Army in this city ‘Will assemble in uniform at the War Depart- ment, at 11 y o'clock, a. m., Saturday, January 1, 1810, to pay their respects to the President of regiment will present his officers to the Presi- dent. By command of General Sherman: E.D. Townsenp, Adjutant General. —————<e--___ The opponents to George A. Pearre are making great efforts to defeat his confirmation being extensively circulated here, to come from “Many Republicans of Western Maryland,” quoting from an address made by Pearre on November 3, 1367, to the voters of Al- Jeghany county, in which he positively denicd that he was in favor of negro suffrage or negro equality, or that he favored put- ting negroes Im the jury box. The cireu- iar also charges that « Pearre stated to Mr. Samuel Haller—a Republican member of the Maryland Legislature of 65—that the « Civil Eights Bill’ was unconstitutional; and if he were Judge no negro could testify before him under it.” In conclusion, the Cumberland Re- publicans say-—“ We want no Judge who re- Ceives the endorsement of the New York Round Table and the Democratic Bar of Maryland.” it remains to be seen what effect these charges against Pearre will have upon the Senate, but quite evidently they will not tend to smooth the Way to his confirmation. +e2-—____ Donn Piatt, writing to the Cincinnati Com- mercial, thinks the people of Washington need eee more than they do an Exposition; but “ However, let us have the National Exposi tion. Let us have am that will aan public interest inour |, ANd Above wil the e ise and business life of its citizens. The Old story of the cartman and Hercules is appli- Sable again. Ir the peo their cart out of the mud, they inust put their shoulders to the hub, aul fate exhaust their own strength before calling on the That’ 'sthe talk! The spirit of enterprise once | invoked will enable us to build railroads, estab- ish manufactures and do all the things that Wide-awake communities are in the habit of doing. — In New York city the water-supply is so Fcanty that at the Russian and Turkish baths the water is saved economically in tanks after being ased by the bathers, and is pumped back for use again and again. The New Yorkers are not very nice about such matters, and have Btood it quite philosophically for some time; but the other day some ladies at the Russian baths under Wallack’s Theatre found the second-hand Water so foul, and the stench produced by it in 2 heated state so great, that they could not pos- fibly use it. The fact has created some com- iment, and the New York papers are forced to admit that water thus over-used is hardly pleas- ant for bathing purposes. If Washington were caught in so nasty a trick, we should never hear the last of it from the New York editors #ho have so keen an eye for the disagreeables of this city. —————<e--__ ‘The West is not disposed to give up the idea Of getting the benefit of increased representation ander the new census bill, and especially if the whole number is to be inereased to 300. Ac- cording to the usual order of things there would be no election of members of Congress under the the western people mean to get the new mem- bers at the next election, and will be quite likely to have their waf. The question of apportion- ment had to be dropped from the census bill, or it could not have passed the House before the Tecess; but it will come up separately at an early day, and the western men are Tights. The West expects to gain about fifty qmembers of Congress under the new census. though probably costing more there. Both are taid in blocks of seven or eight inches in depth, At the suction sale of Scranton coal in New 1.0 and sold up to $4.57 <; while grate started Bt $4.80 and advanced to $5.17. ———_~-«ee- The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday contra- dicts the statements in Democratic newspapers that there are a large number of defaulting Sheriffs in Virginia, for whose speculations fthe State Treasury must suffer. The Dispatch says ‘that there are but two such in Virginia, George 8. Cady, of Culpepper, and S. P. Moore, of King ‘Wilham, and in neither case does the defalcation amount to more than $2,000. +202- ‘The Savannah Republican says “Mr. Stanton ‘Was a bad man,” and adds, “he was the life and foul of the Federal armies during the late war, and bot for his abilities and unconquerable f cational purposes.” It is right and proper that such grants should be made, but why leave the District of Columbia out in the cold ? Street Cans in New York City, accordingto ting from e: to sun, or when dug in hot a new regulation, will stop for the admission of weather, has prevented by sprit with TESTE St Sic cteeek cernes, the 00 nam- cars halting at the even numbeied cross indicate a reduc- streets, and the even numbered cars at the odd | tion of one-third in Virginia and Maryland, numbered streets. In this way the cars will | one-sixth in K sixteen per cent. in Famover the distance of two squares without Michigan, with a slight decrease in and a and the period for each round trip will ‘Massachusetts, West Vi Michi- be to three-fourths of the present am, Wiseonsin, and the States of the Mis- time, and the strain on the horses will be ippi, have ‘ged produc- lessened. tion. A fair of would ‘seem to indicate an aggregate reduction of about Tue Worktne Prortx.—A reduction in the | twenty per cont. The it in id and wages of cigars in New York city, it is | Virginia, and October in Kentucky and reported, willsoon be made. A strike among bro horn States,are prominent causes of the em; twenty in number, of one firm, has taken place against a reduction of $2 per thousand best brands and $1 on ordinary R vasage 4 from fools to New firms already accumulated office, under the recent order of Mr. Creswell. lem SPECIAL MEETING of the U. 3. §.GRANT POST, No. 12. G. A. Ke. will be hold at ¢ Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, tho Sist lust at7® p.m. By LECT! How. 5. Louis tows, Ex rnor of ane 3 ~ oN scspay mY ENIN Ginx 2, 2, 157, ‘ing o Pi a ar) Ag Cents. Proceeds Fri iced Seckety, ¥ ; GRAND Eesdely BRUNTON OF STATE ity ee education Poor boys, by the Young de has been more prev: in the Eastern and Mi mainly to those harvested ‘iddle Statce, late. Rot- — JO8. ao JOHNSON Denon Nes retenet frakis entive tiame to to the practice of bis ane B steests, : GAS CONSUMERS. omen Ean isis further ER motion) ‘will be Wy, OENT. 8. B. BAILEY, Seo’y. URY ae RESUMED THE PRAC- & Tick UF MEDICINE. Office, corner 05 D streets. "Ss bayied poten hide ATS! HALL Also, ia a ee plescatel, Druggiet. me cette VENTY ts, |, Se. Bir Schenck Tee Faluroaig Syenp. bathers Pe: 1p, We: ‘athairon, Trico ri T, Phalon's Perfume. air Dye, ved fresh, lot, Hostetter ev per bot: ‘s ot- tle: ‘hye W rs, cee eee Wine arty Si por ‘Se ‘sou vB ps otf, Baring been pro to hold a Social Reunion (Of the State Neen propose to, this city on the Evenit of the slat instant, (EW YEARS EVES) wor the Sdersaned |,members of a py omultieg Cig purpose. carnestly and. ally invite the the members of the el ssocintio named, and their visiting friemdsiay neh Hetnion at Liberty ‘evening above ment ‘The lower Hall ei be lerenet exclusively todan- <ingj the uiper, to social and intellectual entertain: York; Will a. Short, cGrew, 3 i = TWé LECTURES, BY THE REV.W. i MILBURN, the BLIND PREACHER, aT wryeoun WALL, MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, Janvary 34 and 4th, The BEV. W. Le MILBURN, fe 3 TLBY formerly Chsptele “iiitea wrencher wail tel Two lecrt aes r. u HVEANCOEN HALL, mo NDAY and Ti Ame cturers of the age is | BLACK. Immense stock. all sizes, for Ladies and de30-2tif one of the most ma Se ‘RY sees ENT in lawfal = the United Bates upon Prestntation of the fame tothe Treasury of the United NO. SAY KNOX, Acting Comptrctier of the Currency. ice "S OFFICE, for the tueat- ot a Dee Paar et all Diseases — it he connet care Anthaon. tSyeaer gm, baits Semin ¥ more, Ma will lonei HD. Wisoon: | sumption, Shortness of all dis- ner Mebane MET EBay | erent oe Droper. Dyspepsia, iarpenter, New Jersey. des2¢ | Gravel, dl, Gleets 1 Liver ‘Comp tetas, Bilge, Hehonma’ ormay the E Ear, Die Ringing in Ear, Eye, log as and Skin, Partial Pa- ihe Has, Bre. Diseaten, ke. Die eases of Fines Partial t Dr. 3. Ba GRANT,’ 2h Borth Libert; itimore. Mi it-ly Betw i J. 3. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Ninth and Tenth Streets. S7 GLOVES FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY“ WHITE, LIGHT, MEDIUM, DARK and of In the catalogue of bi men eloquent. at the head of which stands 4 Milton, a high mace inst now be awarded tothe Rev. Walt H. Milburn. London Ai We had not listened to Mr ig Mithara tom ers found that we were in the han is of one the most Sigemee. masters of eloquence of the time.—Loadon | aig 1} Advertiser. is evidently a man of <uperior intel- tect “ase abe certsiniy team scoompilsied Meceticetet, cudon Temes Tickets, 30 Conts for cach Lecture: to be had at the Bookstores. Reserved Seats can be obtained Metzerott= Music Store tor 73 j.coats. Lecture commences at de 20-4 THE GREAT PLT ‘OBRIAL ANNUAL. Hostetter’s United States Almanac for 157, for distribution, erarts, throughout the United States and all civilized countries of the Western, Hemis- phere, is now ready for distribution, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy of health should read and ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In addition to an admirable medical treatise on the canses, prevention. and cure of a great variety of discases, it cmbraces a large amount of information interesting to the merchant, the me. chanic. the miner, the farmer, the planter, and pro- fersional man; and the calculations have been made for such meridians and latitudes as are most suitable for a correct and comprehensive National CALEN. Dar. The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary ef- fects of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, the staple tonic and alterative of more than half the Christian world, are fully set forth in its pages, which are also interspersed with pictorial illustra- tions, valuable recipes for the houschol and farm, humerous anecdotes, and other instructive and amusing reading matter, original and selected. Among the Annuals appearing ‘vith the opening of the year, this is one of the most useful, and may be had Sor theasking. The proprietors, Mesrs. Hos- tetter & Smith, on the receipt of a two cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any person who can- not procure one in his neighborhood. The BIT- TERS are sold in every city, town and village, and are extensively used throughout the entire civilized MARKED DOWN Per Cent. CHINCHILLAS. FUR BEAVERS, MOSCOW AND HEAVY OVERCOATS, MELTONS, WHITNEYS. BANOCKBURN, SCOTCH BEAVER, A Reduction of at Least 20 CASTOR BEAVERS, &e. SF ALL THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE BEEN MAKKED DOWN FULLY 20 PER CENT. ar ar @7 CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, world. de %-coStkW LACK HAWK TRIBE. 0. B + Sak , OS, Bhs SHR SHVISAY Mig fats * Be beh and 7th’, streets. tw _By order of -wewntns? oy de ap ate 617 SEVENTH STREET A MERTING OF THE STOCKH Bee WARMINGTON CoE Hoh Raa the election of -| ma NEW NUMBER, 316. do 30-tf at theottice of the ‘Company. raven and B street, on ‘ED- oor F ae opened at Hotleck m.,and close | F'on sew YEAR VISITORS. ° Eyayes 3. RIKER, President. wW. A.W. NICHOLS: Seerets Geas3e_ | Just the thins tor var ton BI pene: os scHooLs. de30-3¢ 145 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. is will be issued issued he Miller School Buildiass Biiland {th streets, on FRIDAY, Sistem S30 | tn “By order Sub. Board of Trustees. aem-d HON. W. E. LOVETT, Tecunre entithed * Pt TACT. at aR oN EY ING. December Sr under Ww. City Tem prance Society. Fo ‘The pu invited toattend OK. BRIS, President. BENUMBERING HOUSES. pain are de D3t is; mri ¥ GOODS.—Elegant Embroidered rie boxes, (ust yaa8 teat 2 indy WREE LECTURE AT METZEROTT Beret ticks Ral! F stroet, corner 18th st. BUSHELS OF a ITS OFA pay ee ak wae +» BC. “ure the lees onda, Ponsthve'wite’ ~| Ho: FOR THE NEW W YEAR! LACS CK WALNUT: canbe eo ate a 'BRODHEAD &CO., No. pri ia lad 45 we igAtt ee je = Jessa ise eh - sy aioe reds ome Pennsylvania avenue. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GooDs. A tock of sang Bo gm for HOLIDAY for inspection, con- oh ser BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE, LAVA WARE, PARIAN WARE, FRENCH CHINA, &c., &c. My stock of STAPLE GOODS, consisting of ENGLISH WHITE CROCKERY, FRENCH CHINA, TABLE GLASSWARE, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, FANCY WOODEN WABR, pac! the Kiet Menor and Bow ed oD whine | plete, and at the very hb goods can offered . oat ai ramiae for your- self; it incurs no bligat ou and Goote forwarded to any part of the city or CHARLES ULLRICH, Jr,, 493%: NINTH STREET, de39-3t BETWEEN D AND E. B Y DORE: BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED, TENNYSON’S VIVIAN, TENNYSON'S ENEID. HOOD'S POEMS. Illustrated by Gustave Dore. PUCK AND HIS ADVENTURES. By Ouida. ROMANCE OF SPANISH HISTORY. WILD SPORTS OF THE WORLD. A Book of Natural History, By James Greenwood. ROSEWOOD WRITING DESKS. CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS, handsomely bound in Morocco and Velvet. POCKET-BOOKS, Calf, Morocco and Bussia, zr pgTooRarn ALBUMS, GAMES and PUZ- For sale at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, de 23-tf Corner 43 street and Penna. avenue. pee BOOKS, AND HOLIDAY GIFTS at PHILP & SOLOMON’S METROPOLITAN BOOK STURE, ‘VANIA AVENUE. TW) 332 PERyerEy iy jp ee BETWEEN oe handeome FANCY BOOKS PHOTOG RABE DRESSING ma a asks. ornament jety of priate for wold a prevents” ag exe nly app NEW BOOKS. THE HOLY GRAIL, Alfred Sp apm 's new Poom, vablle at under th bound in al tasty & VEN England name of “Idylis “et Part 24. Author’ "s copyright ed ott, A TALE ‘OF ETERNITY. Genid ii ‘iiaacey%s cy ") THE ‘BCI age bee THe instr OF HOLINESS: goat: iaiiy of tio gotten inte and beaut Pre holidares PINK, BRONZE, and ‘ith a handsome assortment of TOILET SLIP! Gent en's Feidered Cloth, a ercey Mins and other SLIPPERS in ety A fa i Tine gx N'T’S and CHIL) ENS ¥. re ans: re ‘and Top Dio for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 340 Bonne, preven coon Beh etrest, ‘avenue, n “Adjoining Cocheane & Gas Hot and Fur Store. ba ali all Op in extra bindings. wi ith ful illustrations especially FOR THE HOLIDAYS. LADIES’ az BLUE, WHITE SCATTER _de¥6-tial W. GRUPE & SON, CONFECTIONERS, No. 319 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. nae es Re a ectny “prea irkwood Hi rips fe eee the attention of the their old ne ee mai in cnet to their large and Tonery. hinds, Con jetties end ‘arte, con: stanth yall Kena =f of bap on Cake nade tovor order at the shortest notice. Only place in etn hedge you ret the genuine German Cof- see ive usa call. . w, welen & SON, ‘Penna. avenue, eM tt det. Mth and Tt ats., south side, Looxovr FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYs. fine and large assortment of HOLIDAY ries NTS, consisting of— IBLES, "SOCK Er BIBLES, WRITING DES DESKS. PO! RTE aon LLUSTRATED | BOOKS, “SGYENIEE BOO KS TOGA PH ‘ALBUMS, “PHOT ‘OGHAPH ALBU aeert po aise SEAR GUUDS. _ poing very xamine for yourself. J.C. PARKER'S BOOK AND my _de 2-1 CornePthvand F Streets, yess PRESENTS. .4MERICAN, ENGLISH, AND GENEVA ‘WATCHES. LEONTINE NECK AND VEST CHAINS. FINE SETS BREASTPINS AND EAR-RINGS FINGER RINGS, BRACELETS. CUFF BUTTONS, STUDS, &c., &c: FANCY AND PLAIN SOLID SILVER-WARE SILVES-PLATED WARE, Etc. 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, del7-tJ1 WASHINGTON, D.C. Great ue CAL. i BUTWEEN 115 oe TLVANt hor ee crament of ‘Bay ase Seeing “te aan es i sence tke en > Sa BINS, aes St POR. one’ sanouenonars 94 auc- ne ha ae saeete “feleas OR THE ee gid Preah Comes 90 1th etite between K pa tak 150, a asain in: FURS! FUEBS ae FOR SALE CHEAP. Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ FURS for the holidays at BEDUCED PRICES, Fo THE HOLIDAY SEASON. ‘We would call attention to our stock of STANDARD AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS, Embracing all the Novelties of the Season. Large and Elegant Assortment of ENGLISH BOOKS IN FINE BINDINGS. CHILDREN’S BOOKS, ‘The largest and best Assorted stock ever offered for sale in Washington. . FAMILY BIBLES, SMALL BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, 8 full assortment, in elegant bindings WRITING DESKS, Rosewood, Mahogany, and Oak. PORTFOLIOS, Of all sizes and prices. INKSTANDS, In Bronze and Wood, very handsome. DIARIES 1870. FINE BACK-GAMMON BOARDS, Of Wood, Morocco, and Cloth. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS FRENCH, LANGRAN & OGILVIE, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEW NGMBER 909, Practical Engravers, Lithographers and Printers 243 PENA. AVENUE, NEW NUMBER 1230, del3-10t WASHINGTON, D.C, 486 SEVENTH STREET. APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AND ADAPTED TO ALL SEASONS. Choice selections haadromely Framed ‘Al PAINTINGS» GRAVINGS, ae monte SWISS CARVED WALL*POCKETS, In Leather, 486 BRACKETS, &c. TOY HYGROMETOMES, &c. ALSO, HANG: PAPER-HANGTNDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORP AND masses — RINGS AND NAILS. ‘The largest assortment in the District. Terms Please remember name and number— J. MARKBITER, 486 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E de 6-Im™ THE BEST a CHRISTMAS GIFT a you can give your family friend_is one of the New IMPROVED Heide os STOVES which saves more than half t! A FULL SUPPLY ON HAND* ‘BY THE. AGENT, PENNSYLVANIA iA AVENUB, dels-tf Loox OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS CHR. RUPPERT, KBISS ERINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No. 622 SEVENTH STREET, between D and E, Importer of all kinds of FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN F. GODS AND TOYS, 4 Adapted for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. PY ow RUPPERT takes nhigent Dull general. in —— ie ees oe i returned from Porn ran See icy of ‘ave which time het pony in ane himself Siivene aoe FANCY AND WORSTED Goops, CRYSTAL AND ALABASTER CRNAMENTS, TOYS, &c., &c., that has ever been Introduced in this section of the country. These Goods have been Ege mg ted in Ps Vienna, Bohemia, Switzerland, and other places on the continent of Enrope, and ‘are of the most ap- roved and finest Kind whieh au dig pose of at aa fo ti o cities; in consequence of having purchared direct a the | mauufacturer; among wi we enumerate EMBICD CHATR and SOFA COVERS, EMBED SLIPPERS on Velvet Cloth ind Canvas, KNITTED AFFGANS, allstzcs, v. ayes € ep gee hig OXES. from €7 to $75, pi in Pearl and itor” oped seis sutouare oe vs nen nem Detore purcliaaing olsewhere, Those who wish to. avoid the large crowd urually at fl approac! thoald mate their eelectinns carly, vo asto ava Ear, DRINK AND BE MERRY. LOW PRICES LOW PRICES!! EVE! D* (PTION OF wi AND Tiquons ‘DUCED 26 PER . 8, &e., | a GOFF aT THE ; Cc. WITHER, FAMILY GROCER, 119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, do tt between 19th and 20th streets. BIRDS! BIRDS! CANARY BImDs, 10 posers G AP! N. W. BURCHELS,, ‘corner F streets. det? when? Gee, LITTLE lyon rr Fee THE BEABON. HOLIDAY GOODS FANCY GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS aT DAVIS’ 2 MARMET SPA , CORNER Sra STREET JUST RECEIVED, A FULL LINE BEAL LACE SETS fromt............@3-50 to $50 LINEN EMBD SETS...............91.50 to $10 BEAL LACE HDEF‘.................$2.50 to $33 EMBD LINEN HDEBRS........00-$1 to $10 BEAL LACE COLLARS of every description and Variety LOM... .eeseeneeeseeesenssnserrrenrenees SOC to FIO FANCY BIBBONS for bows, FANCY AND PLAIN SASH RIBBONS, AT GREATLY KEVUCED PRICES, KID, CLOTH, AND D@ESKIN GLOVES! BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS. NEW STYLE HATS, an UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, bly J ‘with our usual assortment of every descrip- tion FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ac., aged a as low as the same Goods can will be sold at prices B#~ Would also cali special attention of our read- ers to the fact, that the most weetul and acceptable Chiistmas PRESENT is GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE, celebrated for simplicity, as well as durability eur work? atul line ieee araers ‘be found at DAVIS’, 24 MARKET SPACE, CORNER EIGHTH SPREET. Ho™™Y PRESENTS. B. H. STINEMETZ, HATTER AND FURRIER, 234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Second door from 13th street, weer set tahun a is y FU, new ex- pressly for the Holidays. FOR GENTLEMEN, ‘The latest pati in HATS,CAPS.' CoERa. pent Bae VER, AND IVORY- ap gg DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES! Cc. S. POHARE & SON, GROCERS, 252 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Between M anv N. SKE OUK KATES: SUGARS: iy AT AND powpe. CRUSHED, Dae fy veh i POUR ‘RED wEsT a CENTS GooD nae a 13, “ND BEST 14. ‘LOH’S BEST Pt MIEY. WEUPERION eo ti ALY rot BACK cHoL sobTHERN “SU ‘SUPERS 5.75 PER cE Ry is COFFEES ASTED, 40 Bo. fae CENTS PER here. es CELERRATED MINCEMEAT, 20 SHERRY, MADEIUA and PORT WINES 89 per BABBIT’S NEW oe CITY SOAP, 12 CENTS a sgeeeeiey Ds ris Fa EAD, PREPARA _ pn sTame eaten 7m nn on C. 8. OHARE 4 SON, 262 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Between Mann N. Hebrpar GoouDs. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, No. 343 PENN! = AVENUE. Sait ave Tae ad be 3 en bunches, for half and whole boxes. me FILBEMTS, 3 ENGLISH SARDINES, Ass LEE “Mpg c ‘CHOW, CANTON GINGER, eR SHEE SA OL DAY GooDs. + ©. PURSELL. 3, ¥. AND FF Bt BOOK) sTaxmonny, / D FINE Fancr 609 NINTH ger. Orrosits PY co eH DIwe HOLIDAY BOOKS. TOY BOOKS, te. Dogs, Ww. - Sarericing EF Glove and HH. a Sock of Pocket Catlery, Pocket cooks Mpxce MEAT Fancy ik Bos N.w. satay, sit it Huse Cuowx GROCERIES A AT REDUCED BATE. - aor. at ee cb ed area D cis. per Piscente per prank =e AM (weet chetosh shemee ne pees do W@oets. vend PRIME RIO COFFEE. Beents per punt “i Roasted do per pound: . UGARS. Crashed, Powdered, fod Gratialated, at 18 conte per Beet 'A' Come SUGAR, at Bsconts por pound Excellent Brown do #22 ott per pound And a a “ts ag po ye 5 ‘voprescaned. ant ok art = ‘ ods delivered free of " P.G. HOWSER & Co., No. 32 K arost, 18.tf Opposite Northers Market. R®A> tures: CHKONIC DISEASES * Of Long Standing and the Most Agervated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE DR. FANYON, Dynamic Physician, having, BeoRRE_ of the large umber ‘oth Ashington, decided to remain in ter hae remo eal bi te i we from the St. C ie (ie residence, jo. 1900 ntreet, sche : “Thranls Consematie s: speciality ent y_ Blindness. Deaf ness, Bronchitis. Inci my heome eur i Limi in, lor A many other For the Information of All Purchasers STRASBURGER BRos., 373-SEVENTH STREET-—373 Ix civing the following price lst, as thoy are re- tailing at Wholesale prices : LADIES’ SHOES AND GAITERS. ERCH KID BU ETp® BvoTs, hich cut...0¢ a0 CH GLOVE K * ISH MOR ine Is MORRVCCO, Kp ono Ar FO Urron. CAiTkt 33 hs FOXED Lad EB GAITERS” 3g 3 Wands so . 3a » » o oo a ND SUES OF As ‘TS ALL KINDS. SCHOOL SHOES tor Boys and Girls, of the best quality, at prices to suit the tim Rear in mind, thayhaving hal tone, cupertence gn the wholesale taint in Bali xante toeell at you © pric is method ye pair at the ame price they ra in Northern cities. Please give as and you will sees saving of STRASBURGER BROS, 373 SEVENTH STREET, Between I and K. _d3im C*3 PH Bowe sanare. det, Land Kets. west. does most respectfa to his patrons hat be i De The undersigned Says with uA ein attr ane Se ‘GALLS, NB PARTIES ors sud ‘Dining rooms always ready. — _SNO. A. GRAY. 5 | eer HAWN lal LUMBER. We havea large yuan ot s, LUMBER, ra parchencd ov arene Auction, comsist- “8 Bos ABD. by SCANTLING, J — Which. for many purposes, is as deairal alwmt half the price Purchasers will piace orp y atour Branch Yard, where this Lumber i st T. ED RK & OO LUMBER Up BALERS, Hct of Eoarth atrcet oe Branch Yard, | BER, as now, at de2l lw CED p PRICE, SESLES, i‘ de 15-1m Northwest corner 12th and Hats, STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES | AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER. Having a large assortment on hand of every sort of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES, 1. am determined to reduce my stock, and will sell for the next THIRTY DAYS at CosT FOR CasH. Call before buying elsewhere on THOS. W. MILLER, 318 Pennsylvania ave., bet-9th and 10th ate. dels 6t Woodward's Builfing. hen PAYMASTER S OFFICE, asuixcTox, DC. Dec. 27, 268. Sealed arsed ** oaks,” wilt be received Teale Rm. =e oe i January, 390, for following articles, which must be of the very bent aul te ue dived tron of ©: Cee tax, at the W bal © few at aud subject to the usual inspection there to wit Bureav of Ordnance. 1 barret i ek on 24 Glass Lens. Ps me Bureau Steam Excincering. 2,000 bushels Sand. Burenw Construction and Repairs. 5.200 pounds tron. Bureau Eqinpmen: and Kecrmern 1,000 pounds Couumercial Hy droc ae Bidders must state in their bids the > the articles can be delivered. ot hetule, with particulers. to be seen at this, Re sche eccurity reguir foithful ery of supplies awarded, inc with stij eotiaee on the blank forms for bids tobe had at ¢ this office, otherwise bid= will not be emter- EDWIN nt Aaiay, rt for the Pay! zra ofer the highest cash advances on nf AES. WARE. “Coup ans » ATCHES, DIAMONDS, aul such SeeeUe. ‘ind ba Senbdcutial,. ‘Weare too well Knoce ia thie thie qty go wit N We kinds recommendation than Gol eo. PoP