Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District Tue Mexrms axp Et Paso Rartwav— ‘Some rather curious developments are made by General Cluseret in regard ¢o the negotiations made in Paris for the sale of the bondsof the ‘Transcontinental Memphis and El Paso Rail- way. Last spring, he asserts, the subscription was opened in Paris, under the pledge of the Promoters, advertised in all the daily journals, and pledging as security:—1. The right of way. 2. Six per cent. interest per annum gusrantied by the United States. 3. Many millions of acres of land in Texas, valued at thirteen dollars per acre. 4. The credit of a consolidated company, made upof the different railroads from Norfolk, Virginia, to Little Rock, Arkansas; besides many other items of less importance. Under similar representations General Cluse- Tet says: Messrs. Schneider, Rouher, and Magne gave their countenance to the scheme, and had the bonds admitted to the Paris Bourse—the first time that any American corporation has had its securities quoted there. As General Cluseret alleges, twenty-two millions of francs were subscribed to the loan before it was with- drawn; much of it by working men, in full con- fidence that it was under the special guaranty of the United States; and the money is likely to Prove a total loss; for, although prosecutions have been instituted in France against the pro- Jectors, there is no probability that pedepsired erable sum will be recovered. The credit of the American people in France, however, and throughout Europe, will receive a severe shock from this event; and it is important that the French people should be clearly informed of the falsity of all representations connecting these bonds with our Government. The strike of the operators on the lines of the ‘Western Union Telegraph Company still con- tinues, tothe great detriment of that corpora- tion, though so far, we believe, there has been ho material interruption im the transmission of Public business. As the turning point in the controversy is as yet a square question of vera- city between the operators and the officers of the company, it is somewhat difficult to get at the exact merits of the case; but it is worth something to the public to know that a gigantic monopoly, which has so far succeeded in crash- ing out all competition and practically holding the telegraphic communication of the country in its own hands, has at last met.a force which it cannot control at will. How the quarrel will terminate cannot be foretold with certainty, but We cannot help entertaining the hope that the result will in some way prove to be beneficial to the public. The cable dispatches from Madrid state that the Provisional Government of Spain is in its dissolution—that Prim and the whole ministry of which he is the right arm, resigned in conse- quence of the refusal of Victor Emmanuel of Italy to permit the Duke of Genoa to accept the Spanish crown. It needs further development to indicate what will be the result of this step. The Regent Serrano is certainly powerless to Preserve order without the support of the army; and this is not likely to be given him should Prim withdraw his aid. That ambitious Gen- eral is not a man to abandon his plans, what- ever they may be, without a struggle; and the most plausible explanation of his conduct seems to be that he means to drive the government to submit to his dictation in all things, as the only means of preventing anarchy. +222 _____ The Maryland General Assembly met yester- ay at Annapolis for the regular biennial ses- sion. Mr. F. C. Latrobe, of Baltimore city, was elected Speaker of the House of Delegates ya vote of fifty-four, theré being eighty-six mem- bers of the House. The Senate met, but did not succeed in effecting a permanent organization, which is deferred until to-day. The President Will be either Mr. Earle, of Queen Anne’s, or Mr. Compton, of Charles, with the probabilities ee The contest for the State ‘Treasurership is very earnest between the Partisans of Messers. Fowler and Merryman. —seee- The Legislatare of New York yesterday re- pealed (so far as it could) the act of ratification of the fifteenth amendment, adopted by the pre- ceding Legislature, which was Republican, by @ considerable majority. The vote in the State Senate on the repeal was 16 to 13, and in the House 65 to 56a jomt majority of 3. They might have occupied their time more profitably than in such child’s play as this, which amounts to nothing more than an expression of their opinion; the action of the preceding Legislature being final in the matter. Rev. Mr. Beecher does not seem to have lost pepularity with his congregation, however badly his connection with the Richardson-McFarland scandal may have damaged him in the estima- tion of outside barbarians. At the rénting of | by pews of Plymouth Church, on Tuesday evening, the sum of $57,405 was realized, against $54,491 last year. Every pew was rented, at a premium ranging frum 5505 to $1; and every aisle chair, except three, was taken at its valuation. Among the lessees was the notorious James Fisk, Jr. ————~<0--—___ Cnrex.—Mr. Cunningham, the Speaker of the Obie House of Represeutatives, who was elected by his own vote, had the effrontery to commence his speech on taking his seat by say- ing: “My present position isa great surprise to Iayself,and the honor unexpected.” After this, the chap whe said he was unex called upon for a speech at a dinner party and then pulled out forty pages of manuscript, which he proceeded to read, must take a back seat. 200+ ‘The way to find out how much sickness there is in a place is to call a teachers’ association or religious conference there, and then canvass it to see how many families can accommodate members. This was tried in Indianapolis the other day, and of thirty-seven families called upon, thirty “‘ would like to accommodate, and would do so but for sickness in the house.” ——__++ee-- ‘The validity of a divorce obtained under the jaws of Indiana is a question now in dispute before the Probate Court of Middlesex county, Massachusetts. Inasmuch as the late Richard- son-McFarland tragedy has brought this subject into prominent consideration, the public will await with much interest the issue of the pro- cccdings before the above mentioned tribunal. os The Paraguayan war has once more ended— Positively the last ending (it was late in Decem- ber) for 1309. Lopez, it is announced by the allies has fled to Bolivia, but his son now in Washington, says he has fallen back. Micawber Uke, for a fresh spring upon his adversaries. Very likely they will hear from him again. +0 TRE publication of George Peabody's will | shows that he has given the bulk of his estate to public charities. He had, however, provided handsomely for his relatives during his life. ‘The story that he left $5,000 to charming Mrs. Jebn Wood, the actress, proves untrue. ——_ <0 _—__—_—_ ‘Mississippi Legislature will assemble next ‘Tuesday, January 11th. Allthe members will be required to take the oath in third section of the fourteenth amendment. They will then, it is said, ratify the fifteenth amendment and elect a United States Senator. has changed its form, put on a new dress, &c., and is if, possible, more readable and attractive than ever. _ The Complete Works of Charles Sumner, are to be issued soon, in ten volumes by Lee & Shep- herd. It isthe only authorized edition of Mr. ‘Suuner’s writings. | i one hie waaition om school system. in Vie pont Fiating Otic, tay which one St fee aoa ee committee again soon.” Lea! or MAIxE—Nomination of Mr. Morrilt for U. &. -—Both of the Maine lature or; zed yesterday. Hon. '. Bolster, iblican, was elected President of the Senate, and Hon. Reuben Fos- ter, Republican, was elected of the House. At a joint caucus of the members » Several of the State officers , and Hon. M. Senator Yo ail the unexpired connor te lass | cal e Senator Fi jen. PERISHED ty THE SToRM.—On night, during the blinding snow storm, Crocker, lessee of the New York Central cattle ei in a left — city oy abi with is aes man, for two mlics “dis his resi ach torepies, ome erat whieh 6 Nothing was afterwards se, but the buggy was LECTURE ON RITI Nem ae Rooers, en a Tennessee.) aay 3ummaarr 8, 1870, ate ral ah oa Se NOTICE —On SUNDAY, Jan ih. at 7 Tem o'clock p. m., there will "be ine EXT service a the GERMAN BVANGELE Rate CHURCH, corner éthand ¥. sts, all ace covaalig invited to attend. Sats free. j6-3t TO LOVERS oF OH HESS persons St torming @ CHESS CLUB soe sapettully ia invited to ad res oF call upon the un ba a 460 7th street, opposite P. R DOCTOR in the world, will be y Ningye from the Ist to the 7th of February He cures without ane of a knife, and Fema E—DR. PA. COBB, the greatest i 1 pain or loss of blood jent. He pays rfeit if doer not curs as agrent ja5-2w THe SrockHOLD! ERS IN EXCELSIOR BUILDIN ASSOCIATION aro. notified etaspecial muecting ie is called for THIS( Fharsday) EV NG, 611 inst. hi oe their place of meeting, Columbian Golege L: ‘ing, for = purpose of considering the report of the commit- tee sppointed to investigate the books, de..of the Attendance is respectfully Tequested. 3-G. PRATHER. Sec TO THE Pt PUBLIC. port has reached me of Ap impression pra rail ing that Mr. E- A. Pollard. of Rich terested in the business of ihe ST-CLUUD HOTEL. SUCH Is NoT THE Case. Neither a personal ora business relation has existed between Ray person for ed a ee = Rate ‘MAYORS OFF ACE, CITY, HALL, LN i Butehor Stands and Stalis in, its limits, must sogceeee value on oF before oa tchers hue! in eald market will be requi reduce their licenses on ist day of Januar; produce their Ii ‘said Sist day of J St alle aud Stone & ate not paid for by Fel » ruary ximo, will. on that sold ‘to the Pe cee, te nc WEN 8. 8. McF ARLAND, Clerk Uonire Market SCIENTIVIC LECTURE: MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSUC! vided for a course of twelve ectures. to be delivered at Lincoln Fal History, Chemistry, by Profecase Hawkins. ot New pn of Hi vs York, jarvard, and Professor Daniels, of Chi- , Lectutes will be given on WED! FRIDAY EVENINGS ‘of gach week con nmin They will be far rat the be pbaratus, aud will bohighiy cater og and instrucve, pagurse Fiekets, transierable, $3. For sale, at the th ccm INTERNATIONAL ORE EX- of the GENERAL COMMITTEE we Tt pone doer al daductrialbibition eiil SA’ all tunay “VENING: the Sth instan: Allcitizens of the District, ont the several States and Territories, Nationa! Capital, an! Senators and mem! grees, are ly invited to attend. D. CUOKE, Ch: HALURT KILBOURN Metin’ Chairman. Chron. Bep. Tntel& News. ema GOMMON SENSE DECIDE hat * is the rational mode of procedure in cases of general debility and nervous prostration’ Does not Teeson tell us that judicious stimulation is requirad. Toresort to violent purgation in such a case is as sbsurd as it wouhi be to bleed a starving man. Yet it is done evcry day. Yes, this stupid and unphilos- ‘ophical practice is continued in the teoth of the great Fact that physical weakness, with all the nervous dis- turbances that accompany it, is more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters than by any other medicine at present known. It is tras that general debility is often attended with torpidity or irregularity of the bowels, and that this symptom must not be overlooked. But while the dis- charge of the waste matter of ths system is expe dited or 1» Ste vigor must be reermited. The Bitters do both. They combine aperient and an- ti-bilious properties, with extraordinary tonic pow- er. Even while removing obstructions from the bowels, they tone and invigorate those organs. ‘Through the stomach, pon which the great vezeta- ble specific acts directly, ft gives a healthy and per- manent impetus to every enfscbled function. Diges- tion is facilitated. the faltering circulation regala- ted, the blood reinforced with a new accession of the slimentary principle,the nerves braced, and all the dormant powers of the system roused into healthy setion; not spacmodically, as would be the care if a See stenetent were steataistored |, but for s contin- wance. It is way that sech extraordinary changes are wrought in the condition of the fee emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of this wonderful corrective, alterative and tonic. Let common sense decide between such a preparation and & prostrating cathartic supplemented by a poisonous astringent like strychnine or quinia. ja6-co3ta W ae MONTALY lem “Ete CENT eaintene REPUBLICAN OTA’ ney rag i Hall. Teh crest fastant. a8 7 ‘areexpocted scrote a” Ana aeaeeay P._H. DONEG. President. aie, oF ? nathan to laead of threes ee eter: et eens ir of Government C. A. JAMES, Assistant Cashiar. Tox. YORK Lay Ee pee ° eee, fem ‘hig aenefatot Bite Evang corner ING. Jan. ie it ; 5 hi rt ii 3 i ei 3 = 5 ge é a = ti i 4 i E i i Fle i gs i i a itn : : 3 ‘ . Chandier, F i iit EEF ; ! | i i f ¢ dl i ; j £ e i ! ATTENTION RS OF 7 SEGAR MANUFA( 9. ¥ EVEN is : mooting next etapa ING, at the Fictor eg erage best ad 6s Bs wer FICKHOLZ. eT INe ae fe MCLEAN. _i0 5-3" FHF a NLEY & 60. DIVIDEND —THE ed Caan ire -s ef Government ais Jasvany 3,18 one = RE ext vast ‘Sist ult.. and will be its will be carri The on credit of the a “und.” ES Rapier sgn {Chron J jatst to the lem CITY REGISTERS omFK Wasittnctox fotioe in hereby pets “ft om BA’ re poration of the. ctt shingt ‘awnbrokers, a Posters, Bu ‘Butche given by mn to ers of the several URDAY ian- the cor- ucksters, a 8. Kee] }» &e. on ‘aid oT Li censes expiring on said date ™Depos Sf marty! by k with thet City Colt tihente will be given, = the license. LEOAD CO. tore will te beld ee the ner of New NESDAY. the 19th of ‘Seuss, oh ie Cpr Corporat upon which, “ie, ety ci Solty A MERTING OF 7 HOL ee Ee WASHINGTON ‘SND a for the election of Direc- ration are now y whom acer- Company, cor- EB 3 street, on WED- Ba ‘The polls will be opened at 12’o’clock m., and close at 2 o'clock p. m. _A. W. NICHOLS, Secret {LY P Sabciodk 2 RIKER, so rir PIONEER TONBSTRAD ASSOC! ar FOR THE ELEC’ AND TERS, SATURDAY EVENIN MEBTING TOR PAYMENT OF Sea: TLON 1G Fic JA ty STH, 1870.47 ROOMS OF BOARD OF TRADE. 1 ee payment on veach share Par value of euch share #300, 1m 5. The Aseosiation builds or buys ihe members’ repayments into 120 vance of $2.50. nominal value Limit of the Association 13) months. All profite enure to stockholders pro rata. fouses and Lots halt of one, cont per month eieeaing 12) monthi; instal- a Unlike ordinary Building Associations in which rates of om jum constantly fluctu: amount o1 the close niined at wr moment of t 7. The shares of stoe ay bt Profits to the close of de20-T& Fatdedt dS ocioty hot cane: ate, the actual cost of his purchase to each member to f the Association can be accurately deter- ‘s existence. elled or forfeit- eads, but carry with them Association. . 8. $i * idhidlad a ete at, DE. 8. D- gee fer reat arth Liberty street, Baltimore, Mi, will give § _| Rises itis, Incipient sum os nag <i toe qo’ eases of roat ‘an ungs, . ‘spepsia, Gravel, Gleet, a Complsints, rR Geeees’ tian. Syphilis ine all forms, Nervous De- bility, eakness, Bi Ear, Dis- eases Of the Kar, Eye, Blood and Skin, Partial Pa- ralysie, Pi ial Deafrices, Womb Di .&c. Di- Bat bese Ba GBANT, 28 North Liberty street, iy lt-ly HALL’S HAIR RENEWER Mont, uscatel, r bottle. Drusglst!cornSe 3d and D sie. north, oe and Brown * Sings 4 ; Batchelor’s gery Rony . We. AT Ls hotel | had the same price we offer tt Mrs.* Allen’ ett: aleoy Ayer’s ‘also, Ayer's Sarsaparilia a Pectoral 8 cents; Burnett's C rm scecerii 125, Pe: ‘oe; TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFice ComMPTROLLER oF CURKEKC hingiom, Vetober given to the holders of the cirea- Notice is hereby 8 lating Notes of the “First National ‘Austin, that «uch notes wiil Boe ey of the United States w m same ty the Treasury of the CY, x 2), 1919, Bank of Neve roontation of the Pnited Sates: NO. JAY KNOX, 0021-60t J. Acting Comptroller of the Currency, © of the Uni Ps Ox! wh day of ‘it is ordered that the testimony closed on the 22d for fit limited torire Ist tition be heard o1 ‘Any person may op in6-lawsw 6th a ey ct of — ry testimonials, © No. 327, corner oth Jas-In day of April next. and that nthe Sata y Fi Commissioner of iversity of Vir- ive PRI a ement i Acid as a Substitute for other Seth iner's report be id pe- a — ISEB, Patents. Wu. BRADLEY « SONS, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Between 1M Ree ANIA tA AVENUE, MAN MANUF, ACTU! IMPORTERS OF MO: ington, D.0, ee MONUMENTS, MAN- ‘AND Sau DEN SERIA F O08 te ILDING Pi at ‘ _ciigrble for BUILDING PU ay BeanE cS {1 Closing oat, Pooh! ve cin: iy es'ny | Lar ert, Fel BEAL LACES, CLOAK VELY: geil? BSATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, DBESSES, RIBBONS, FEA’ FLOWEES, BONNETS, FLATS, ‘TRIMMINGS, and all kinds of Parisian Novelties. Also the celebrated J. P. B. FRENCH CORSETS. ys ee oom ‘336 Pennsylvania Dele ree care events, Coss s waren, iHo-387 TEMB'A AVENUE, ‘Between | ely s.ztornen Ove | os BiA*cuasp « monus, COB. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS AND Lira ST. LIST OF NBW BOOKS: Aid 7% 08 50 15 7m 7m 50 50 35 ALL NEW "rs mala a, oo BEST areltraas FOR OWNEKS OF PROPERTY, ASew dollars paid to 4. 8. PRATT & SON, Sor insurance tn the PHGNIX, of Hartford, the HOME, or YONKERS, or FIREMEN'’S, of New York. "INSURE NOW, to-morrow may be too late. Office No.3, ¥. M.C. A. Building, corner 9th and D swreats. ia 6-tr Ato TO REMOVE. oO ARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DRY GODDs muss be sold tomes. ha wo hare agtoad wo ‘vacate our present store in aSew weeks. we offer at Cost, Sroan Sls date our exten- sire amortinent ot Black and Colored 8i Satins, geome nan Kid Gloves, Linen bees oh Fine White Goods, ‘ics, Calicoes, &c., &c., ke. We hi crs ohana ara pair mpg cost to porteaon expense and trouble of v Most of our stock has been B77” We would also mention | that our bills havo been rendered, and we ho} friends and patrons will oblige us with an carly iy settlement. J@S8. J. MAY, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jad-3tif, between 9th and 10th streets. Geta CABBIAGES!! CARRIAGES!!! assortmen tof CAR- seri iption, tg low pi Repairing promy tended Bol ear Le GRAN AM, ‘and 408 Sth ntrest. ANTED—A No. *} Tamale PASTRY COOK. —_ sch patra yg Bag Gti ts. = 1th 396-6 ‘WO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, in a Pe isn Sie | F Pat 1227 Lith etreet, between M Apply at No. 28 Oa SITUATION (by seit sewin, eer ea Yi. Oity Port Sar ces " ington. 3 5 2n6- edt” ry ‘@ young man, a opis a0 PLEasant FURNISHED FRONT AND BAOK Ri must be withi its of . between baie arish, and, if Tif posible, with a Private | and G, oe me Ros 5 ¢ wall remain 6 permanent streets. = Wire Box 463 city post office, givil 'ANTED—T. WAT Cr Phompecn Inquire at this HED oom McG. R RENT IN A’ IVATE FAMILY. :| FS Sra P floor; tw: two ait ilar. iggy gn second fy oor, nat, a aTi strcot, two blocks from the Atiington Howse, Cea FOR BENT-STORE and DWELLING ra: a arene an stroct wr A location for a grocery moderate. Apply to Pe arses meat aor on st. 5 pas tt W3ax Be IMMEDIA st. White preferred, TY One, Sst class ee Xpply io Torah | 7aNT rED—A STEADY WOMAN cor, = Apply 63 Gat Tih ste between and. ae ce Wi BITE a GOOD WAITER, at Cores BETZ’S Restaurant. Good references requi s35 and 1720 G street, near the WEEaami, GIRL phat understands German ‘Must come wi E_ECRNISHED_ PARLOR AND ta, with Board if fred Suitable for member Loestitn best in the city. were 49d Teh ot tween Hand L. Fe BENT OR SALE-A F. Brest a eo somal ae es Wood, jens, bot. tot sa . Pa. avenue, shy or address M. PAYNE, Vienna, ¥ x RM of 3's acros, five miles from . C., on the provements, mended. OR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED pour: MWELKEN'S Rosaurant 224 bth Kew York srennoand tet: Pa esate 2 Se W 4STED-FCRNISHED ROOM AND BOARD | rnwo O8 THREE UNFU ep, yo for & mau ‘ife) with rate Anupaeiliseammucisancsnartae | Eom REN rola ay mating eae a se Tour BA Tee teal Furnished ROOM Be WANTED|A BARBER. Appiyat the corner ot | st bee hi and Sd nig wheat board. tire a i i A TS ar oks are Tyo 38 Grant ee with tirmeand locations PAO. Boy S60, gen" | BOAR Water. gar and fire ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, worth twelve dollars per month, with Telerepces, to a iron. &o.. for'a priv oo bef eee | he Dye 47 Vermont ave-s bets Bh and Se nese ah Sai _ia-mee J. J.MAY’S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth d@ Tenth Str &7 On band full supply of BEST PARIS KID GLOVES at POPULAR PRICES. jad-stif B° STON MA $F kK Be We congratulate our friendvof of 0 : ts. Sylvania avonu e First Ward having’ in thelr auldst this excellent Est 7g roby to racine, thatt Supplleg- For completo. ioe neat it is not surpassed this H PARKER HOUSE. yonine QeUREESZED SOUP, &c. SOUP. anne Mow OCK beets ere A SOUP. SANDWICHED HAM. TONGUE, De: eae De: i, BURCHELL, dem Cor. Mth Ebbitt House, ReAY THis: CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURBED WITHOUT MEDICINE. DR. FANYON, Dynamic Physician, having, on Washington, decided to remain in he ify all ein ec win ter, has femoved tls gftice thom the St. Oload to ible Tesidene nee, NO. 1306 G street, between “Chronic Casos made a speciality. Blindness, Deaf: yess. Bronchitis; Incipient Consumption. Lose of Heise, Stanmering, Paralysis, Piles, Neuralcin, Rheumnatiem, Swollen or Diminished. Limbs: Yous Debi We 4 + rom rd * ess, many” other eucecesfully treated a eneariicted, and the publc generally, sre invited to call i aie. Paige ered yl a os ee ‘this city and elsewhere by DE FANYON. = des tFebIs" Ner- yOTICE. We offer the highest cash advances on gPy kinds of 4 SILVER WARE, GOLD ane CHES: DIAMONDS, and other valuables, h pledges are xept in fre and burglar-proot seep meeren cept i with us ie stectly fidential. We are too well known in this city to sed ‘any ether Tecutumiendation than to say: We do Rach aol GOLDSTEIN, & @0., Brokers, aez7-tf Four-aid-ahaff st. MULE AGENCY FOR THE DISTBICT, DUPONT’S CEL EBRATED POWDER, At Store of T. A. erie hy Forrest Hall, George- own, DLO, qralities and quantities sn) Ww ere Mining, and Blastin ePOW DE inbor: bar- ministers. m City left in box at store 0. 220 tireet, or with Mr, fice of W. 8. West, Archit Aah ARE nol-dt $40 9 WILL BUY A FLGST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE. Tne WILSON pas! ING MACHINE makes stiteh alike on both Will sew eae T fe ther. Satistiact 1 money rei aall at KOMLEENGS S Fancy san mn street, ine work 4 “ai Sie of Mache Er BIDDLEMAN, Agent. Locket Ne-crasens, LN GILT AND WALNUT FRAMES. PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES. FRANCIS LAMB, 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, del3-Im Near 13th street, NoTileE. LUE, Cpstomers who have Weft with (us. Visiting ; for eafe % ntfed if their removal 10. the Stationery iC stablishment of Messre. ‘Dempeey « NR will permed oy work connected sor return, owners as meer ‘coYLES tgWene MANTELS 1! MANTELS! ! houses would do MASTELs! colors, many of ey of eich ar are init. g two oF more ki factorien.’ Fi Fickae call and examina ery, att 3 ¥oung Men’s Christian Ass’n Building, oanhtage a 77 and 4 corner 9th and D stceets. pirates ba ae sion are einer. “Reeutafar iycngter & Co(t Broome atreet.)Fynt | | Capers, conrains, ac. i Migs naning bomen Sond end ne of thelr PUitlitae” cides ie on pense of an auction, iS Lkvy. Pie avenee, eit TAN ITED—Ladies to know t! chien Wilcox & Gibbs’ piwik BAG NE ont easiest For an, terms. less working. it is Sconeeaned chine in the world. Agency and Corset Factory, 5. the best Sowts atc. ra ee 3 Fu ret, beowsea ANTER To rent or bux, OF rent with RSE ess of parc acing, from ONT. ETO TEN ACRES LAND, improved, nearW: Koeation andl price, Ac Be On Bist fee ane | a PAYS FATE CASH PRICES FOR 7s LADIES. GENTS AND CHILDREN'S SECO! ety AND CLOTHING, UNDER-CLU Tu OTS. BHORS, Bes 415. othe street ‘and E etrests, third door from Young stian Association Building, No Bag Attended To. my: LOST AND FOUND. Disttatiote » BOOMS, ‘with first clase BOARD, J gaitable for s Member jer of at 405 New ‘ork avenue, ge 13th and Mth. Stable on ee a tae FFICE ROOM: $25, 80 per Ae a De tral and ele — “saliva ITNEY & CO. j05 St th st., bet. @ ant ‘Hi at«. Fo RENT—The two-story BRICK HOUSE on » below Pa. avenue, opposite the Botanical Garden; 6 rooms, kitchen, bath room, water and Apply at CHAS. MADES’, corner Sd street and | avenne. NISHED ROOMS TO RENT—An el To F'Fernenea SALOON PARLOR, ping room, mom attached. Tor Bietrect. near oh. Fe RENT—Three-story BE street; 13 rooms besides bath. cellar; gas and water thi sion stron street, between south of General Post Office. toa permanent tenant. J Datot Loutsian: EGE BENTH Isth and 19th streets, containing #ix rooms and large at on, = of tot. stable ard car- aves bet: Sth and BOS 0. 160 K street, between "SEN cellar; riage house. all a —— Ee on the Sth inst, a ER. The owner is requested to come » Drove property, pay cl ‘AME ‘ TO MY PREMISES, fe = wd has d 2 bi orwar charges and take bua 7 NS BOREASREY Yu Near Pearce's ISES, on the 2th. “5 oe @ RED COW, white back and belly, 13 years dry. ‘The owner will ¢ me forward, prove property, pay charges, dt and K sts. cast. { Ls jing. WAGON SEAT and Louse ae [earsrly Srascieetete ie and Penrsylvanta avenue up to reward wi xt farned to treet. be paid for them if reti No. $4 Centre Barker, THOMAS CISSELL. Loe the 3th tent. @ B BLAC CAPE. trimmed BL. black lace.” Sn posed to be lost on 433 street, Island, or Pennsylvania avenue Po 7th street. A liberal reward will be given it fH ned (0 LOUIS ORTENSTEIN, 401 Sth st, fund T st |AKEN UP ASTRAY—On the #th of Dec: premises, a small red and whi on mn} COW" ‘The owner will please come forward, mpg BAY, Nw gnd take hes oD Oni he ore and Capitol. or in the Capitola GOLD BREAST PIN, Th ie w win ro ove reward if) is office. Swan, DOR SI STOLEN—On the 2th of a De » white stripe down her back, whit belly, sat MW "years old. A liberal reward will iven if returned to REUBEN —e ‘SEK’ 5 —— Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. $20 ri res EWARD.—Lost, on Sunday, ae 3, tween 4 and 5 o'clock, evening, com- riven Park to 7th street, toll gate, @ i Pp T BOOK. con ning $65 can some rnd to ee Gon ne will be given if re- “s 2 barrie WM. MUNDER. $10# EWARD—The above reward will be paid BR forthe return to Mrs. Jadse WYULE, ot a FUR CO! aay Jost on the night of 23th instant, be- =. fae ae i Place and corner of 13th Aes Late the 27th instant, a ladies* «mall Pont: MOND. containing about es consisting two new tens just ieened. in other alle gant ; date written in: "The finder STI fecelve a liberal reward by edd 8. B. BROWN & SON, corner New York a > street. le BOARDING. “OF two JRoary—a can find SAR town va applying ia at No. ania ave- Md. Boarding ot tue same oS Eee sy SIRST-CLASS BOARD, WiT nese bt qety yi fo! ey at 215 K et: ‘most of the pul public of whl BUSINESS oS OR st amenae SHARES OF STOCK in the xth buildin ation of Geormutown: UD. Appiy to F- WILLAMD: Brooms 3° Treasury Departeae ~ saa Basin WITH PL} PLEAS NT FAMILY SORE a SEWING MACHINE IN t order fer sale cheap. Apply at 809 south 6t ‘th street, ja 5-3t* 2 FOR SALE. ST) ce Goll Jules Jiergensen CHRONOME wrderey London PATENT L Hunting ts Ly Leudon DUPLEX, 1 acai Gold WG. Dent & Co. London PATERT OLBSTETN, C3 a CO: 8, cured hal st. F on SLi HOWSE. ‘Fo beeen’ at Stables, @, near 7 na a OR SALE—A aEEe STORE. with tures, in the central stand for prescription Ferme easy. New "Washingon, 535. wpe a HRCA feat asi |B ~GKADWORT, 407th stre: Lod it Saas tuws end tls apne Seotee ae Sroepts Se PR ces es a . bed- mote by or prety se LADLE: . street, Wwe the Capitol. pot tab per Bi, dnauire at the Heal Estate JNO. i. RRISUN, Ist street east and ylvania avenue. jaett cy, in Washington. 416 two deore cast of ath ctrene” Line of cars. It fronts south; has extensive back Daildings, and is in every respect an eligible location. The preuiises will be shown any time after 30 clock p.m. ja4-Im™ desirable new seven room n atrith hail. water. sas. bay window, be- ser the moet reneale Inquire Room 7May Builting, ore GEO. WeuiNy’ TLE, sap Merchant, corner 2d st. and intions, aye jad-2w™ | po RENT—FRONT and BACK PARLORS, oa- mie rely, furnished a8 parlor and bed chamber, ga . fire, and every conveniones for comfort: chainber if seston. with or without muse; will be to permanent tenant. boeation nq t Ne. 9K street, between sth the park, south side of street. I UR SALE— BY WM. McNEIR & CO REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Ith street, between New York aycnue and H stroct, Three new BRICK “Tot ‘SES. rooms; water, pom bath, hue ‘$80 cash; balance, ©50 per month: ‘at bargait "Two(new) three-story BRICKS, with bac ings; 1@ rooms, and modern improvements; $1210; $1400 cash; Lalanco, S75 per month. ‘Three-story and\ attic BRICK, (side and back yard,) 9 roome: — Jeena N.W Romer 6th and i strecta, @syam Z firet class three-story BRICK. Ti every modern improvement terms easy. Three-story BRICK, 9 rooms. and modern provements; 1th strect, near F'strect, at the price of pelt; 8 mumber of other HOUSES for sale, at great “HOUSES for rent. furnished or pease ies ems; with it; near City Hall; $10.0"; ents g mud near the U vf the best locations Am the city for 9 Fs sod ng horse 3 bone: ing twelve gond Tous: with beth rome: cold waier; & new twe y brick Stab Toor and water-closets ed. fo JOMNSUN & COLLE between 7th and Sth streets. RENT—Four pico FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board, at 337 Penusylvania avenne, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. jolt Hi. HOFFA Fe RENT—Several UNFURNISHED ROOMS Lata reatsultable 1 . 40: SUK REN T—Se veral most desirabl> LOOMS, suit . able fe a or sleeping rooms, single or in es “'E. STORRS & CO Real Estate Br near deste On BaLE— pore. ¥ TERMS. N EAS em ALe ins wy HOUSE, 4 Ward, five ee lot 21 feet in width; large oe Ee 4 =: . Ai re moor ince onmest. and 36. Four- Seeon yard in front and re: ESS Bs Bo intend housek ‘an A ‘ew. and eg Herat es dae eatin ies fam te ith and lth. oii meine sa Fs RK RENT HOUSE 09 G wtreet, near the taining W rooms. water Inquire at H. HOFFA’S, 337 Peunsylvaia Bue, UR FURNISHED. vot AR LORS FOR KE Tt ee Soe cant 3 J ste; boar $5 per wes Ivan én Sd'and Us strocta; room xT) © STREET. WEST OF 45 —A om os et FLUUL, newly {arnidhed. with orth, soul and eastern ‘exposure, with ec with Board. other ROOMS. taod- crate: 12 LEGANT AND A’ Vi xe" FOR 8: ie Sole yee beantivat four-story Dw pween 9th and mth _—— Gecive Toons, watsr iwettr oad px gus, bath-room. SS eea a by windenand So all freee ‘withoutstable. For SOR D WHTTNEY & CO. Brokers. oi at pg 411 G street, “Sas eee age ae ees = Roath ‘= ee mete igre = 3 ‘A, erage 7 Ra = re House of tatives and pa Apply at No. 4 wooreer Kend eth west no tf POR SALT a. P. BROWN 2 SON Southeast Corner New ‘York avenuc and ith Street. FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE urn IRERCE La wil be mid oid Furausbed or ‘no BE hi Te LY FURNISH oo RENT The DWELLING PART °f House eo FS, avenue: enitat gyi Protea for = pay tai PARLORS deiratbe diy Tet Ct en Rg ee Hotel, Ebbitt Menderes ete desiring suites of rosie wou! ong Tes and ott do well to call be- Toons on the pre Mises. 3 pial Fo: , CLASS RESTAURANT FOR RENT, Auct! now com: with at the inaproement. ‘and wilt ee ron a ication ‘® good tenant, to Wek. WALL, ‘corner Sh street and cnn. ave. nold-tf between om. Appl Jape W BAMKMRM, 038 435 eroet, betwnon ron RENT—Tw. storton ia and clare. Bi pw ELLINGS 5 brick le window head: Sowa soene'ber and cold water in sit op Rhode Leland a Streets. Enquire at 203 lath etreet ‘One of the above dwellings has recently bean Jet to: the Hon. Jas. W Marshall, First Assistant master General nad Fer RENT—Two « comfortably Ft ROOMS on first floor, wit enient to F street cars Inquire 316 T street Fo SALE—Two new BRICK DW EL FURNISHED dern improve- oran'® HOUSES, on near Green atrect Youn Tormseacys Apply to A. SE 269 Pa. ave. oe Feaen RENT—A large FU RNIsHED ROOM. at 456 12th street, between EB aud F., im the ane — SALE OK RENT- ~~ BRICK HOUSE, on west side of 7th stroct rosd, near General Howard's. Sold writs oe 2-tf WRIGHT, 517 M street. SEE RAL EXCELLENT KOuMS FOR RENT, at Ko. 6 aie atrect, with BOA a (OR SALE OR RR erase 334 Zigt street between G and MH; heated by farrwece. arn er month. luquire’ reno’ s PARKER, west 46 rent Aug. Ist. Tnauire of br. Dan’ i corner iy street and Pt ‘a PERSONAL. BAUDOUIN, Frenrh Dye hereby notition per suns seatablisiment for the Mast eix them immediately , ur they will be » expennes D2ke RPA TE or wav see OLD DE BY. No. 10% ¢ ta tow doors south sof! whem ethers Fark CONSULTED ¥ by Ladies and Gentlemen at bi 455 J0th street. above Pennsylvania av th testablished and most «killfu Physician in the cit Diseases time jLadics suffering from drregularstees are = ie cure in all cases. Ofc day and nigh dou y neon Be BROTHE, BOOK AND uth side P. personal 0B PRINTERS, ennaylv ania ayenw: tion PEACE, ewOUD. i JOUS C.00K. ey orrosrys its. se ee D* ak Jin iret, between D and ‘The moet skiliful and oldest esta ing phynician for the treatment of PERINTs in the city. Ladies catering wm ierege leita May repose the strictest confidence in auteos a thorough cure. His fers are aia patients Visiting see no owe gt; the Diasec No. 329 1 street, noar-1ith and Lith sirecta. Ofice No. 252 F atren ao34 *SOPHY OF MALRIAGE parse of Lectures, as delivered at tomy. the Me rally reviewed, Fiatulence and Norv for; Marriage Phiicsophically |. doe. Pocket volumes Soninh those Lectures will be forwarded to parties unabl: four stamps, Ly addressii artes ot omy ew Yor pooh and turity and Olé Age: The cause of 1 Diseases accounts "Sciences O43 Bresaweg, rs 7 mall-h Dx. BICHAU'S GOLDEN BEMEDIES. Ash for po otter take ne other, and you will eave tite real, eluoe REN. aap stage which they y Kechaw's Gotten Eatcom No. lcures Ulcers, Cleerated Sore Throst and Month, Sore sy es, Outa ee re Erapuons Bit the Scalp, Scrute - Alterative, aud Blood Puriticr kuowm, re ali trem the system, and saves the ped gare, and alrhy den Batsam No. 2 cures Meree- rial ABwcticns, Icumsatian ta all to forse, wheter {rom mercury or other cates, gives immediate Hef im all cases. a thousands of Ce cures: Nos 8 by thé ier No. 5) Dre iachau's “Golden for ny case of disease in ony pleasant and radical cure ments, with f bey, boitie, Kichaw’s Golden He or Nervous or Gen parting energy with wondertul it bottle. or twe ited. dey ot May. Condensers for Seam 1 Engines: ordered t ‘tostime It is ony im the case be closed on the 20th day of Apri! next, that the tiuve for fling srgumemte aod thy Exatainer so Te limited to ¢ ay next. and petitics ‘be ‘honed ‘en chs dak ash at ioe Et. neon mas this ext — "Commissions retin de 214 aia STATES PATENT | OFFIC! See rary aoe ee manors that petition be Eis the aa a (Any person may of; Pee rob, | Paro TUNING AND KE? ALBLNG. @.L. .