Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 5. NOYES........ Editor. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY... January 3, 1970. Reading WN Matter on Every Page. ‘The new French Ministry, as unofficially an- nounced, is made up as follows: Minister of Justice, M. Emile Olivier; Minister of the In- terior, M. Chevaudier de Valdrome; Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. le Depute Gaudin; Minister of Commerce, M. le Depute Couvet; Minister of Public Works, M. Maurice Richard. MM. Magne, Bourbeau, Chastloup, Laubat, Lebouf and Kigault de Genouilly will retain their posi- tions. M. Emile OMlivier, the Prime Minister of France, is forty-five years of age, was born at Marseilles, and since 1817 has been s distin- guished member of the Paris bar. He took no Particular part in politics until 1367, = he was elected to the Corps from the third circonseri of Paris as an “opposition candidate.” As Deputy he became conspica- ous for the speeches he delivered on the Italian expedition, the liberty of the press, and the laws or public safety. When, after the great successes that attended the French arms in Italy, Napoleon seemed absolute master of the situation, M. Ollivier remained in opposition to the Government, at the head of what was then known as “The Five.” At the general ¢lection in 1863 M. Ollivier was returned by an increased majority. At the start it was per- ceived by the radical element that his views towards the Emperor had changed. Althongh still in opposition, he was moderate in his denunciations of the government, and evidently anxious to liberalize and not to ove throw it. Meantimesiis acquaintance with Na- Poleon ripened into friendship, and in 1865 a mark of contidence was bestowed upon him in Lis appointment as legal adviser of the’French government in the difficultics which arose rela- tive to the Suez canal. In the same year he Was appointed judicial counsel and commissary of the Viceroy of Egypt in Paris. He was also elected president of the Council General of Var, and soon after announced that he would Support the Bonaparte dynasty if it headed a liberal and constitutional empire. At the elec- tions this year he was defeated by the radicals of Paris, but was elected from one of the rural circonseriptions. M. Ollivier is a man of de- cided ability, but Is regarded as lacking in nerve and decision of character. Justin Napoleon Samuel Prosper Laubat, Minister President of the Council of State, is a very able and persevering French politician and statesmam although an Italian by birth. He has paid much attention to naval affairs. He has held the position to whieh he has been ap- Pointed since the organization of the Ministry Jast summer. Soon after the death of Marshal Niel, General Leboouf was appointed his succes- sor in the War Office, and is now retained under the liberal Ministry. He served with great dis- tinetion in Algeria, the Crimea, and in the Ital- ian campaign saved Victor Emanuel’s army from being crashed at Solferino by his active amd timely use of the French artillery at critical moment. General Lebeaf is devoted to Nayoleon. Aside from his great courage and ability he is distinguished as being the largest man in the French service. Kigault, Minister of Marine, the Imperial Navy. He has paid much atten- tion to the development of the French iron-clad feet. and is a practical as well as a scientific of ficer. He is a writer as well as a navigator, and has .Jited some twoor three popular works in Paris, Pierre Magne, Minister of Finance, is a self- wade man. He has mated and conducted mest of Napoleon's great loans. ‘iver Bourbeau was born at Poitiers 2, Isl, and studied law under Bon- made his debut at the bar of Poi- > precise style of langnage soon him a very extensive practice. At the he was returned for the Viene, those who signed the interpella- members of the left centre, which brought about the present constitutional gov- ernment. Of the other Ministers we know but little. Deputy Gaudin is announced as Minister for Foreign Attairs. He is probably M. Pierre Foe- dora Gaudin, who was formerly a member of the Corps Legi-latiff, ani distinguished himseif by fis att2ck on Napoleon and his Ministers for the <xpediton toRome. Deputies Couret and Rich- ard, Ministersof Commerce and Public Works, appear fer the first time in official positions un- der the Emperor. an Admiral of eer tier gained oe ee ee We learn that the project of a railroad from | ‘texandria to Frederickst irg has been taken parties who are able, if they choose, to put through without delay. These parties are entified with the Pennsvlvania and New York Central Railroads, and it is hardly necessary to add that the construction of the road will not be va the interest of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. ‘The next step in this programme will probably be the construction of a road from Fredericks- burg t 0 Gordonsville ta ng the Orange t point. The mouster Tailroud corporations 0: rth seem to be in- clined to vary their Titanic fight for western by striking out in competition for the the South aad soutaywest. We shall the developements in this contest with ‘test and in the hope that something may stow out of them to break up the embargo laid Hus by Garrett & Co. a good thing ug Wines and liquorsfrom their tables w Year's Day, and in announcing previ- ously the fact that they would do so. The fash- ion thus set was quite generaliy followed, and the result was that, although the day was uui- versally observed, there was scarcely a sign of tipsiness on the street. The receptions, of course, were much more decorous and enjoya- ble than when made up of a maw<llin crowd hic- euping the stereotype compliments of the season. ‘There scems to be a quite general disposition to break up New Year's tippling. The ministers of New York and Brooklyn preached concerted- ly last Sunday against the custom of farnishing unlimited wines and liquors to all callers on New Year's Day, and we see that the effect was to considerably reduce the amount of New Year's drunkenness in those cities. 2ee- RETRESCHMENT.—AS some of the anti-admin- istration papers have a great deal to say about the traveling expenses ef the Congressional Committees, it is as well to bear in mind that in mest cases the money has been more than re- turned to the Government. ‘Thus the Retrench- iment Committee, of which Senator Patterson is chairman, has saved to the Government, it is thirty to forty thousand dollars monthly hy abolishing the carding and sealing of goods shipped between Now York and San Francisco; there having been a force employed on this duty in New York, one in San Francisco, and another on the Isthmus, who were dismissed by see. ‘The members or the Cabinet did order of the Committee. The saving to mer- | LING chants by the reform is represented to amount to much more than the saving to the Govern- ment. article on Edwin M. Stanton for the February | fiti7e! New Books. es Mobun & Bestor we have the follow- "The Primeval World, or Hebrew Tradition. | ae F. H. Hedge, D. D. Boston: Boberts rothers. This distinguished Unitarian divine Seabe Ulta a vaciane oserdce memes oe tion ina frank but not irreverent spirit. He ee that science is in main- taining that the earth is much older than the Mosaic account, but that the credit of the Bible or the value of ‘its spiritual revelations are no- —. by the fact that the writers there- entertained the opinions common to cnialters ot cten ic import. Upon the ques- tions: Whether itive man was ompangewoe. | majure, or t? If manor Ra first created? ether the parable of fie forbidden tree is to be interpreted itterall = symbolical representation? Whether toe Onna and Abel mt the names of individuals or tribes? Methuselah is the name of an individual, an or a tribe? With what epoch, limitations are narratives © of the stom Scars Great ion of Babel, the visit of Ji to Abraham in histent to be received? &c., &c., is were and shows a omen gtr x sad tnvests igation. The syle of the book ts singularly clea clear and simple. Great Mysteriesand Little Plagues. By John Neal. Boston: Roberts Brothers. The veteran Joba Neal scems to be getting garrulous in his old age, and has turned out more books within the last three or four than for a quarter of a century previously. The book under notice | ‘sa curious, and Entertaining volume, deal i ings, doings, hal ties of children.” sear From French Langran & Ogilvie we have the following : ‘The Pope and the Council. By Janus. Trans- lated from the German. Boston: Roberts Brothers. This work emanates from Catholic usses the great religious crisis through which the Churehtand’ the gorld are now paseing from a «liberal Catholic” ‘point vi get atigato. the light of h history th jwes- — q Bs ig e «1 d at the Ecumenical Council. ars evidence of no common attainments and grasp of mind on the part of the writer. Shakspeare’s Mid-Summer Night's Dream, Boston: Roberts Brothers. This beautiful edi- tion of the Mid-Summer Night's Dream is admi- rably adapted for the holiday time, but is in season all the year round. It is illustrated with silhouettes by’ Paul. Konewka, admirably exer cutedt, but to our mind these black pictures are father’ sombre to represent the graceful and spiritual imagery of this comedy. It is, how. ever, an exquisite volume, and will give in- greased reputation to the publishing house of Roberts Brothers. ey J. Shillington we have the following : The Family Doom. By Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. Mrs. Southworth continues to stand at the head of what is called the sensational school of novelists, t! wo she really deals Neg! & slightly in the high-spi. material in use by the run of sensational writers. She has certainly the power of interesting a larger number of readers con- tinuously than any other American writer of fiction. Mareus Warland; or the Long Moss Spring. By Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. This is the fonrth volume of the handsome edition of Mrs. Lee Hentz’s works now running through the bu the Petersons. = wi —— ——_—___-+0.-__ The Cincinnati Gazette, referring to the pro- test of the navy yard mechanics against having their wages docked on the occasion of public fanerals, says with force : “The effect of putting the Government de- partments in mourning on the death of a public man isto give all hands a holiday on full pay, except the mechanics and common laborers who wo my on day wages, These have a day of toreed idleness at the loss of wages. Therefore they are justly discontent ¢ Government can not continue this unfairness. It must either sive ciem a paid holiday the same as the rest,or allow them to work. good man the d thought that many families will be stinte cane of the loss of wages by his death will not be comfortable. If this form of public mourn- the Gor ment should not make and day laborers bear the brunt of it. Let them have their wages, the same as the salaried men, and then let the Government exercise moderation in ordering this suspension, which has in it not a bit of mourning.” The Legislature of Iowa meets on the 10th, | and will de at once the exciting question, who shall be United States Senator in placeof Mr. Grimes. The canvass has grown greatly in and monopolizes for the time being all poli feeling in the State. The three | leading contestants for the place are Mr. Allison, Judge Wright and Gov. Merrill; but it is now stated that Mr. James I. Wilson will accept it, though he will take no part in the canvass, and not permit his friends to urge hiselection. Here- totore, it has been understood that he would not even accept the senatorial seat under any cir- | cumstances. a Reunion meetings will be held in Brooklyn, New York, during the present week, in com- memoration of the joining together of the New and Old Schools of the Presbyterian Church. ee -—___ The northern ma mails have been detained by an interruption of the train from the washing away of an embankment theother side of Gunpowder ercek. ——___-+ee-- —__ From Prender & Co., we have the London Punch Almanac for 1570. o2- —__ The regular session of the Maryland Legisla- ture will convene at Annapolis to-day. +02 George D. Prentice is gradually recovering “1 is now considered out of danger. CREDI- bankrupt, at the NEW JERSEY REPU BLICAN ASSOC ATIo. Feguist awarterly ‘at be held. at’ Uuien THIS (MONDAY) EYENING, at seven o'clock. By onder of W <4 lem ATIONAL | MEDICAL SOCIETY. STRICT OF COLUMBIA —The oF TRE Dis hext meeting of the National Mat be held at the office of Dr. ns Gray, 1 (new tuber} New Yark avenue’ commer lsth tees i. ESDAY NIG on TUESDAY Nigitt, Jan. shy at 7 o'clock. ior of the Sociek sas prams Bast M.D., See. cu oA VOL, Torspay. EVENING, (to-morrow) at kin the newly and syn? Apc w Foun of the veh rs Admission, only iheata "Sinus Takes ‘his fast Christmas. visit for 1369 on this ‘eee HEADQU ETERS. LINCOLN sary Sica MRADES -The 3 pelae's Bost will be hela vba as KVENI iNGs seh Sth lock, Army Hall, corner ver instant, enyiva ‘arenas and IuBatrect, ber o. the Post is requested of im pr endere me Bs ¥ ore TWO LECTULES, BY THE REV. W.H. MILBURN, the BLIND PREACHER, at LINCOLN HALL, IN, AND pegs a. MONDAY vant 34 and 2 The REV. WH. MILBURN ca eaerar of the U.S. Senate, and fam! itary “ Blind Preachers’ deliver T DLN HA! NGS. number of the Atlantic Monthly. Mr. Wilan. is | “Tho Libiing aeicg af he Miturn aro selected well qualitied for, “Ag chairman of tho | ym Buebersot ag ID Senate Military ‘and through his po- | bead of which Stange Sune ‘gan,cloanent,, st, tho sition on other lending war committees, he was ‘encan Athenauoms tee Rev. Wand — thrown into very intimate personal association - LO Fi ueeed to Me. Milburn before we with Mr. Stanton. With the exception of Mr. | {td that we were in the anda of one of the most Dana, of the New York Sun, who was Mr. Stan. | Mernime Adveriser oeemee ton’s assistant, we know of no man whose remi- niscences of him will have more vivid interost pron 1 personality than Senator Wilson's. Henk Ward Beecher lias entered again di- Teegy inte citar leadership in S pew religious paper at New It is to be evangeli- Mr. Beecher and will be likely to prove a fo1 ‘oppo- nent to the Independent, whose original nug it more consistently occupies. aad eee Mr. iba evidently « man of 1 int certainly ian iperior _ Tickets, 58 Conte for UAE GRRE MERTING OF TH RS ON M STREBT, ee wat tho seh: House on RGupamuney frat ovlock. "All intersted ‘are ew. ROWN, Secretary, ints [itep and Tee i OF THE STOCK AOLDERS fem A IB, WASHINGTON AND GE » CO. for the election of ne he, polls will be pened ate Rie es and close azee moaned. T-VANUS €. A.W. -NICHOLS. 5, Secretary. pee ee sat saan ivoneane LST MEETIN FORA ats Ss T- 8TH, 1870,AT Pas oF Bae OF TRADE. 1. Montht ton each share $2.20. 2 Paty fab of each share nla value $ Limit of the Association 139 mon Profits entire to stockholders pre pro rata 5. The Engen builds or bays iis to an advance ce of fae lle actual cash cost, with intersat ato if of one cent per month, nyo the members’ repaymcute into %a) mentale res &, Unlike ordinary Building Associations in which remium constantly fluctuate, the actual Soount of rest of Lis parchaes te seek, ember ee the close of the Association can be accurately deter- | mined at any moment of the Socioty's existence. 7. The shares of stock are not cancelled or forfeit- re obtaining homesteads, but carry with them tata the close of the Asssciation. J HN E.SCHEEL, ORGANIST ANDTEACHER PUMVSIC. contiines to gives LESSONS on PIANO, ORGAN si OAL MUSIC, | on moderate terms, Particalar attention Reading, Fingering and Time. inh street, between G and H. J.® BRYAN, Pres. J. A. RUFF, Treas WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK (CHARTERED BY CONGRESS,) Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. J COOKE & Ci BANKERS, Buy and ecll at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER. Orders for STOCKS, and BONDS promptly exe- ited. ys tim REVENUE STAMPS furnished. jas: Qu GROCERIES! GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW FIRM. NEW GOOUS AND NEW PRICES. A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK 0 F GRO AND PROVL SIONS ARBIVIN MESSRS. KERR & ROBINSON, CORNER NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND F STREET, Hing all kinds of GROCERIES and PROVI- NS at the lowest possible price for cash. Their entire stock of goods having been purchased since the recent decline in prices,enable them to sell at_ a very low price, NO LIQUOR SOLD. 2CERIES G DAILY! GIVE Us A CALL, KERR & ROBINSON, ia3__corner F street and New Jersey avenue, prorosats ¥ FOR STATIONERY. Treascry Deranteent, Janaary 3.1570. Sealed Proposals for furnishi art STATIONERY will be tania att i bpartanont until the $d of February, 1570, at 12 =e nk forms for bidding will be furnished w upon ap- ion. mathe bi ‘bids Pill be considered and accepted or reject- em. Contracts must be executed by the encesesfal bid- ders within ten days alter being called upon #0 to do. The articies contracted for must be furnished from time to time during the year, in quantities pursuant {o.orders from the Depattment., The entire quanti- bey however, be called for during th ach Proposal tiuet be sign: mm making be accompanied by a iomchat caretion in the sum of ten thousar (EWA) approved by a United States offer of strict in which the suretivs reside or do bss ona form to be furnished by the De ° ditioned upon the execution of a nishing such portions of the articles awarded under it, and the performance of the same All deliveries will be snbject to inspection by gurart detailed tor, the ‘purpose by the secre ery of an inferior article cauve to annul at the option of the Secretar: Deliveriog must be free Of charge at the Treasary ashington. he failure to comply with any one order under the contract will operate as the forfeiture of the en: fire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary of the Trenenry may direct the purchase, in open inal of uch quantities of any articles as shall be, 1 40 supply the deficiency caused by auch fall to the contractors fifty per Centum of Brice which it shail be necessary to pay for such articles, unaccompanied by a dati bond als will not be considered: and contracts will bs ayarted only to established manufacturers o eal the articles ez . u 8. LL. Secretary of the Treastty. {Chronicle and aoe 1 07th strect, betwee and selde ail Winds 0 M, west side, Gents and Childrens hots and shoes, hats. caps, blankets, ads, sheets. &e- ‘Any note by mailor otherwise prompty attended to. FOR SALE J AND RENT. Fo. EENT_Three UN UMTUREPAED ee at 436 Vv Sse Wai rami g rare Fok BENT New i Ho —— No. 0a. | Scatene snd N, waters gas and tub. Inquire at 6! Warr teeny ACTIVE PARTNER. in Rae at tho NW. 131 and*Pe. avenue, jae “ RENT—Two 2 Rey of tee of ROOMS, handsomely Tithet bots tl and improvements, 43: ANTED—Uy sToee vee? pirvation to tee jean aor references. ply at ws DSRS SEE ey sboat Ht years make fireey black boots, £0, Agety Witting map cers oa to B eo work, or both. Adress KATE, Star office. Git WANTED, todo general references required jo. housework. 345 Sth street, a (PLOYMENT. at writing, cop: ing, or keeping accounts, between the fours of 9 and 2 o'clock ‘Good references given. Address “* Employment,” Star Office. is th: ANTED—A LAD Sie ee Ww ol nce Net Yand illusion work. VV alk ot WILLIAN, 907 Pe: avenuo, Baltimore Sun copy-] Dtieneral HOUSE SERVAN come well recommended for honest einer. Inquire at 92 Defrees st., near ANT: RE: to Weer ee at fabie‘end "tomake himself * peal about the homse, Feferences required. id numb Sh ag ee y ANTED—A tenement for Sangatly Tarnished house, In good location, Terms $85. in ad vance. Addr: r Off 3 RESSMARE ED—Three good hands. Apple to Mrs. F. HATCH, 373 ie street, between K and L. FOR REN iy ey BAR and RESTAURANT ot anes gre gy gh os corner Pa. aver ‘and “ I—The fine BASEMENT under. eet PaER, Pore, corner of Leeks rest and Pa. tpiog ndid bororcernn for e first class estaurant Al eS ee FERS Hani near the US. Treas : locations in the city for 9 good Sexiling noses it Key at 1310 F st. ‘ Tuer Baik HOUSE on 0 strect- No. 436, eon 41 rmonth inauire of F Neon RLY a DOWEN ies ork ave. _ eb 80 A =e ic BRICK i Fs ‘OK RENT- =i eae pe nice og Turse K and heh S23 Fetreei, Detwoen Mth and le REN’ 01 has HG im. he tects near ith, the afin. water, in good neigh GEO. A. ja 3° rooms, orhoud: “tent very low to a good tenant. ANE, S205 street, near Isth. F & RENT—A small TENEME, tment sod four rooms in the new bulldins of corner uf 3d street eaxt and Ostrest south Will bo rented chap to a family without children. Apely on the premises. FORRES T—Om diy FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for a Member, with fire, $30. Also, an djoi oom, with 2. Board in howss, Iy Noc 452 isth wircet, between E and Jas-3t* ANTED—A WOMAN to Et iron. Nig) aGIRL todo chamber and dining mak: Beterences Pyuired. Apply No. a8 ath ont, tidy Gi ho vere net; scrubs: mad make Apply fi rections at bate SESPs Gallery, 80-6 Pi b. ‘and Wr NTED—A GIRL, to ao general housework. gARRY 227 1th street, near N street, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED FARME! Jrork on sharce a farm of 250 acres, 1 x. andria, Va. Address, with references, M. GUNNELL, National Metropolitan Bank. WANTED Fanilicn breaking i up bos mee ory ing from the city. wir FURN rR RE without the mn, by addressing H. trouble or se of an anctior LEVY, S83" Penn's avenue, wou eae siren WASTEDIA Sr ED—A SITUATION, by @ young woman, ‘hambermaid. nurse, or waltross. Refs for: ences furnished. No. 191 Sd street, — L st. and New York ay. de23-6t Wiles aitbe to know that thei Wilcox & Gibbs! SEWING MACHIN easiest terms. Teen working, ft tn Pronounced th chine in the world. Agency at UM'S Hoo] ae ‘and Corset Factory, 313 7th street, aie and cpu bay Eon TED—To rent or buy TR rivileg chasing, from ONE TO TEN ACKES 0) improved, HearW aehington- Address,stating ioe and price, A. B. C., Star Office. $ FAIR CASH PRICES yor ENTS. CHICDREN'S 0) DCL THANG, UNDER-CLOTH- , BOOTS, SHOES, 415 9th street, “a Daand streete, third door frum Young Sten’ * Christian Aewcistion’ Bulliing: ON Be day Woe by Mail Promptly Attended my: LOST AND FOUND. ecember Slst, = GOLD AND JET set with pearl. dollar reward rned to the Lad Year's Eve, +, ith street, AK. ARKIN will be paid if OST—O0 i AK C yO it at the pair of silver in oing, from lith and 1 by leaving Tith ana P strest $5. REW ABD = ars,” The finder, iss PATTON, SHE ¢ RENT—With or hont BUARD, at No. 49% Pe ney yaa ave. Sd. Boarding at the same place, §3 FEST CLASS: RONT ROOMS : at 21s Ke wtret, bet, 1th and 18th: e short walk feoat ost of the public offices. ays-tt REUEL KEITH. ARLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS, No. 554 TWELFTH STREET WEST, Conser ov B Street Nota, WASHINGTON, D.C Where Merchants, Hotel and Seng 1 Lie ST fe iets for oF plckiien ata AP E Prices. ay ALITY GUARANTEED, OR NO SALE. ede solicited, —— JONES & KEITH. C. “8. JONES. grec NOTICE. All bills due the ESTATE OF TI8E LATE T. A. STEPHENS, 8 & CO.,) having been Pepe pk eet joel sould EARNEST He ne 'UEST all those indebted. ‘to come ewes and set tle immediately. ‘As the business is about to be closed, w: hope for —_—_ STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pennsylvania avenue, new No. 933, bet. 9th and 10th sts. de3t-st MARKED DOWN. A Reduction of at Least 20 Per Cent, HEAVY OVERCOATS, CHINCHILLAS. FUR BEAVERS, MOSCOW AND CASTOR BEAVERS, MELTONS, WHITNEYS. BANOCKBURBN, BCUTCH BEAVER, &c. S7-ALL THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE BEEN MAKKED DOWN FULLY 20 PER CENT. S7 CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, at THE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, ar 4. SAKS & CO.’S, 9.7 suveurs sreent So NEW NUMBER, 316. de 90-tf Apply. to. 8. dO TOOLES ey $20 Pensy Ivan DREGE STORE tral part sY TO LOA Mesex to £12,000 to invest to i Estate paper, Appl; Kivkourn & PATTAS Real Estate Brokers, Corner Seventh and F sts. acs (OR SALE CHE AURA In good I locality Apis at this oitlee. dese st™ COR: SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY LO’ FF A large RRAME BUILDIN GINE, and all the requi ing and st kin with ae cary thing in order gene. Ne good Morse and Wag IPyuire Tith'st. de29-6t' machinery for ‘e Wood business in tion Rooms. SORSALE. 0. i good trade; for lesa money than ‘original, cost of goods'at wholesale. Must sell, on ac- count of failing health. Call at corntr 12th and J for particulars, D.LL-EVANS. de23-5t* R®a4> THIS! CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. DR. FANYON, Dynamic Physician, having. oa yy account of rge number of his in Washing! toremain inthe city ail wine tor, has oMics from the St; Cloud Hotet to hie residence, No. 1506 G streot, between 13th and Mth Chronic @asce ma tea speciality. Blindness, Deat- ness, Brene ie a ‘onsnmption. Loss of Yeice, ‘Stemmerit fi Tas 1», Piles, No Rhonmnatian, Swollen or Diminished Limbs, 3 ms Debitity, MESS, many other d PO 8 alls treated. Tive aillictedyand the public gonorally, aro iny' tet «i satisty themselves aa to the won sg Gal ely and lamer by Be FANYON. dets-tBebis® yoTr oe. We aid ‘the highest cash advances on all 6% si Ata WARE. GOLD and SATCHES. ae |: ange ee seieabees on sifwuch pleco ae eae 34 bar Go. "8. couDeTEN & —_ parte dez7-tt G® SRY Enizkp, cut AND CRUSHED WELSH P poem ag Bo FAMILY FLOUR eat Bor gale ae estivered promsp aaa oot tibet, Gxocuniss aT a cama? = yee ce "sem hee ei, do 151m sear ae Best = $85.550 ua in the So wasted = warranted. For sale si 491 9 {OB BENT—A Frame HOUSE. 6 rooms: pleasant locality. Present occupants wish to Fetain one illcox © Gibbs’ SEWING MA- Ut CHINE, the simplest, noiseless, and Tose liable to out of ord ed of sold on reasonable terms © agent» S Corset and Hoop Skirt Fac tory, 7th street, between D and E. 283- oe — OB RENT—A well-built three-stos ront and two-story back BUILDING, poutain: in rae good rooms, with bath-room, hot and cold —— a cod Reo yo — Pong aceon ‘and water-closets attached. For torms apply fn JOHNSON & COLLEY. No. 38 Market Sim between 7th and ‘ah streets, se soe O1 eg HOUSE with «ix rooms and hall, th water,on O, wees = Wth and aes Apely L, bet. ith and Lith, 47 OR KRENT—Four nice ae RNISHED Roam with or without Board, at 337 eae avonne, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel a 1 oe RENT—Two TENEMENT: offices i and 9th street the other two: par’ both buildings can b NFURNISHED ROOMS le for offices or lodgjng rooms, at Re RENT—Two communicating ROOMS, well furnished, with use of finely furnished parlor; ARD red. N. arr oth eaeert smahu RaAMe Hot FE. A Ward. five rooms; lot 21 feet in width; rd in front and rear C. STORRS & CO. large ‘Rent $15 mer T Room, ree floor. u the secor Mo NS ava ah st. 269 P Shepherd & W iss be tice, corner Ith st. situate corne nee ‘aud Fre Tick strata Rent $25. Apply to JOS. & 3 LE. L- Water atrect Gear 0 MEMBERS mn and kitchep and two bed private aii Apply at 350 E street.) Hitt and 1th Fe RENT py to Je A. BECNDON Georgetown. LA Irving Place,ou 1 eta ital streets. Ing wa. if, EREREXON, 653 Fu etre FOR EMNT cother or spar- Py nevlvania W oie and eastern ‘expe Also, other RUOM ome itow ated Sen with or without stab) thor without Board. ‘Gas No. 411 G street, corns opposite Pat a SOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE; nins rooms; amyages improvements. 390 tosh street, te eA containing var Be. xe NT—FHAME HOUSE Togs, with yard,on Massachtsest avenue and North cs mth. Inquire of W. n New fear sso SON, 413 1 eS POR RE! LE ery and bi x emt BE OUSE, Noor wae Streot: nine sins g HGR, ae frost, soutl et fret: rooms! wate gage ‘345 Per Uk RENT—Two lar, 7th strect wost, between veh, nicely Hited up tor Grocery or on Feed Store, Lire ccctpiod oy by fr. Form th st. Weeks ‘226: ‘opposite. ‘one tf ‘No. 508 M or without with modern From first of Zener Corner of Wihy with .. House contains twelve conveniences. Apply next door. WILE SELL ALL THAT EIECE OF GROUND on Vermont avenue and M street, shout 7 aubsguare fects on ator ) toany one ‘or more Kees who herenn, suitable ft Tso, 22 tors 3 in Staare enim Corner arte fon al nc F BY 8. P. BROWN & 80) Corner New ‘York avenue aud 15th Street. BPENCET al wader NEW faba shiv bao Fe FOR SA! toa tenant, WALL, corner mh street and aoe = nui REN parr raed FOR SA. H USE FOR NT-FU ,~ a "By? F mt PARLORS ‘at FEse bs aan eas sirable eee Spite (ce lhsest ont Pe phe Specs Fierce ent ote % fore rooms cleewhere. .' ce RESTAUEANT YOR RENT. : , F's. cas ore , CLANS RESTAURANT | © gamplate, with all the modern improvements, and » “™! Yoo od low eee te OR RENT—Two pow. thrre stories and cellars, BRICK DW BLN, pol o ENT—A BuICK NOUSE. = Fors SALE pe et = pet new x Howards. * Sou on get rnd = Finished HOUSE, contain: ro KENT—A modern fini =e ntaln- fourteen, rome, range bath rocms, m mantele. bess genta fe plete, newly papered thro irom cars in Georgetown. &j.E. LIBBEY, 3 ‘No. 27 Water street, DOE RENT—Two comfortably .F U DOMS on first floor, wit! F streot convenient, jew hotel. Inquire 316 I street. eR cott SEY RBAL EXCELLENT, ROOMS FOR RENT, Si ROAM aS tireots with BOARD ocas-tf ay OR Ee 374 Die = month. ‘Inquire ot ‘Sno. 73 PARKER. ‘eat Fors SALE—Two new BRICK DW ELLina OR RENT—The second and third STORIES of Clarke Building. Sench, 2 one lara and 6th streets. soasioct | ae 2A el LB.CLA. @ street and PERSONAL. S100ah. Basing wa homorable s- wil pay ES any oo porgring bin sor! ‘ositien dress G. A. R., Star Of- a8 lie ts ablished end moet ekilital advertisiag ian in the city. for the treatment of Arute aad Diseases i from of-red an immediate cure in all cases. Oftice “— day and nig IBS0! ‘HE! G atm at F stad wae 271; Wania aven' ‘sout penneyivania events, USTICE PEACE, orrosig KIRK WOOD, Between Lith and 12 pole-sm R. D Parry street, between D and ‘The most ekillfal and Oldest estabiich Ppusician for the treatment of FEMA. PERTRTS in the city. Ladies suffering ire larities may repose tye strictest conf He guaranters e. thofuugh cure. bi His foce are mocerate, oud pati iting see no one but the ‘Doctor. x HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, A new Com ae of Keccmres. on Rabvacel at the Moca of Avatumy, embracing the sat- jects How to live and a what to live fry Wout furity and Od Age; Manhood generally re he couse of In Et eres sonsidered, Ae. “Pocket volusien containing thean Lectures will be arded to Af T GHEST CASH PAID FOR EADS Gent's, and Childrens Cast Off Clot B. si . HA RTOGENSIS, 241 7 ete at E. fiend 3 ne HOLIDAY Goob= Fee THE ‘SEASON. MALAGA GRAPES i RAISINS airy heandeome, i N.W. BURG HEL, h and F streets, © EbbItt House. BLRDS BIRDS! BIRDS! CANARY BIRDS, W. BURCHELL. N. 2 commer Tith and F streets. der P. Pr. DEALEE LITTLE aco Successirs to De FIN ce NES. LIQUORS Corner of €fh ana He sereee St y: hn won b Ree THE TITE POIS, fresh, cH AMPIGNOSS, frost ASPARAGUS, fr PATE DED Foirs SEAS, fresh, OKRA, fresh, oa SP RENCH mod SPANISH OLIVES SN. W. BURG aE ‘Corner Cader rata Horace. dei7 re — + ©. PURSELL, BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND VINE FANCY GOODS, HOLIDAY BOOKS. rey BOOKS. LPANCE Glove ood Hasthotchicl Bares tat Sak es sock of Pocket Cutlery, Pocket Boks aud Diaries for des-aey veh CE MEAT Nie N.W. BURCHELL, corner Mth and F NICE WALN Just the thing for your lunch ints Sunken KING, - -. Georgetown. ____ 14s 5 Bridzen —_ ——— santas mt well to ey? and “fanminetny a poe RS Eanes tion ‘for sain th — of now manufactared, in URACRETS, BRACKET Phir Par BOARDS, ae. eee ‘which are from tle best tian factories. call and Sano thom 8. P. WRIsL) No. Men's Christian Ass'n B: ‘ite, _ati;* Young Men’ ae 3 . Mi. BRADLEY & SONS, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, BERSSYLVANIA AVENUE, me Woxumewrs, MAN- EUPORT ERS oS OF MONUMENTAL P10 URE Agric for ‘BUILDING PURPOSES. ui the Low. eat Rates. de 13m TENNYSON S ENEID. ? HOOD'S POEMS. Ltustrated by Gustave Dore PUCK AND HIS ADVENTURES By Gaida ROMANCE OF SPANISH HISTORY WILD SPORTS OF THE WORLD. A Book & Netural Wistory. By James Greenwood. BOSEWOOD WRITING DESKS agzeetts PRare EB BOOKS handsomely bound, vot — BOOKS, Calf, Morocco and Russia PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, GAMES and PUE- ALES. Por sale at SHILI INGTON NS BOOKSTORE, Aesth Corner @s stront and Pouna. avenue, N EW BOOKS, AND HOLIDAY GirTs aT | PHILP 4 SOLOMONS METROPOLITAN BOOK STORK, 332 PENNSYLY ayrih aaa, = rn AN kets. as KS. iandswne vane x TNILEMOGKS, towns Yaa vruamental articles, excendingly app. Priate tor holiday presents NEW BOOKS. - | THE HOLY GRAIL. Altret Tennyem's now Pa eblisbed land woder the name of ° Author scopy right =, PUCK Guida's pow Bik IN BOTH WORLDS. 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