Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1870, Page 2

Largest Circalation in the District | «* WASHINGTON CITY: ‘TUESDAY... -+-Jamuary 11, 1870. Reading Matter on Every Page. Speaker Blaine’s receptions will be at his residence, 406 15th street, each Friday evening of the season from 8 to 11 o'clock, commencing Friday, January ith. Mrs. Blaino’s receptions will be held every Wednesday from 2 to5 p. ——___—_ -+ee- —__—_ The Board of Aldermen last night decided with great unanimity that a form of government for this District will not do at all, and that the present form of municipal government is the correct and indispensable thing. Therefore, they ‘most earnestly and solemnly protest” to “against any movement having for its object the placing of this District under a board of commissioners,” &e., &e. It is natural that the Aldermen should look with disfaver upon any movement calculated to rotate them out of office, but what say the peo- ple—the tax-payers? They can speak more disinterestedly. The “present mode of govern- ment” for this city has been thoroughly tried, and with results apparent to all. Now, in consideration of the present deplorable financial condition of the city, the heavy debt and rapidly increasing rate of taxation, would it not be just as well to give the tex-payers an opportunity to express their views? There are doubtless objec~ tions to the commissionership form of govern- ment, as well a# to the present form, but we trust Congress will not aceept the unanimous protest of the Aldermen as by any means the unanimous voice of the tax-payers. ——-<ee- —____ ‘The press of the country quite generally cen- sures the strike of the telegraphers as hasty and ill-advised, and advises them to recall their action and go to work before their places are filled. The Trades’ Unions of the country, While in many instances giving support to the teyegraph strikers, do not accord to the strike an entirely hearty endorsement; in fact the ‘Trades’ Unions as a body find the burden from “ strikes so heavy that it is proposed to change the form of organization to the eXtent of recog- nizing no local trade strike that has not been first endorsed by a National organization. Still it is not to be denied that the striking telegraphic operators present a very selid and determined front. The company is equally obstinate and determined, but as the loss must be heavy on both sides, we should suppose that seme fair, clear-headed arbitrator could speedily arrange a settlement of the difficulties. see Miss BaTEemay.—This actress drew one of the most crowded and fashionable andiences of the season at the National Theatre last night to witness her impersonation of the Jewish Maiden in the dramatization fron the Freneh play of Deborah entitled “Leah.” The President's family, Gen. Sherman and family, and Gen. Porter were present. Miss Bateman’s rendition ef the part was most natural and un- afieeted, free from the stage rant that mars some of our best actremes. and yet was given With a power and effect truly grand. Mr. Jordan. as Rudolph, fully maintained histrepu- tat “Leah” is repeated to night. +22 We sce it stated that a newspaper is soon to be started here by colored men, with Rev. ‘Sella Martin as editor and Fred Douglass as one of the writers. Mr. Martin has been brought be- fore the public quite prominently by the lead- ing part he has taken in the agitation of the mixed school question. He was, at one time, a writer for the New York Evening Post, and has had considerable training to fit him for the | tion editorial tripod. Fred Douglass has had large newspaper experience as contributer and con- ductor. oe ee ‘The Washington correspondent of the Balti- | more Gazrite says that now that the Intelligencer | is dead beyond possibility of resurrection “par- ties have arranged for the issue of a purely Democratic paper” here. Washington needs a good many things, but we doubt if she is hank- for a “purely Democratic pa- Per,” or a pur-ly political paper of any kind. However, if any body thinks so, and has the money to experiment in that line, the thing can ie triedom. It will heip the printers aud pa- per-makers at any rate. ———+200-— ‘Two of the most important of the committees im the Eeumenical Council are those om faith | and on the propositions of the Bishops. Among | the members of the former are Dr. Manging, Archbishop of Westmiuster, and Archbishop | Mpalding, of Baltimore. The other committee, which bas the examination aud approval or re- jection of ali propositions which the Bishops wish to bring before the Council, includes Car- dinals Autonelli, Patrizi, Cullen, and De Bonne- chose, Archbishop Spalding and Dr. Manning. see: Bi Western Republican” writes to us, reeom- | mending ex-Senator John B. Henderson to fill the vacancy made upon the supreme bench by the death of Mr. Stanton, on the ground that Mr. H. is eminently qualified for the position, | that he was about the first prominent man in his | State te advoeate the claims of General Grant the Presidency, and that the State of Mis- | ats been ignored in the distribution of po- | sitens of i hense and trust. Waeepraka next’ +s02- The ¢ caren to revise the Constitution of | Tennessee met at Nashville yesterday. A prop- | esition that the members take an oath to sup- | port Constitution ef the United States was H on the table, and John ©. Brown, an ex-ofti- cer of the Confederate army, was chosen Presi- dent of the Convention. Ss FOLK As 4 Searont— Norfolk is at last to be a nade a great railroad from Noriolk, rt i im the willing et enterprise, Zo d ¥, Huntington, ‘€2,000 000, St me, Sie, Benet Ws Nruree par cootof je moncy, it ts stated, was to have been January 1, and the work is to be completed within two years. pa comes NeEwera rer ApvERtisine.—The Exeter cor- respondent of the Boston Traveler gives the follow instance of the benefit. of safer th: ine Bost appticatioms. contract cured by J.D. Olsen, of St. John. who never heard of the notice.” i Laxp Sane ix Famrax County, Va— | Messrs. Brawner & Co., real estate agents of | this city, sold, a few tract near Herndon Station, Se CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE— After report slosed—the Bilt | for the admission of Virginis being andor oom | wideration— Mr. Leg ae discussion a The completo ture. In “te Wena’ oe oe forty: oa these Conmceuatnes could oath. In the House of Dele- ‘and thirty-eight ee ey 73 the |ARTERS OF THE ANT Garsnats Oa ———, aL Oe of this | Penerty of the Army snnvunces to i comsiry | and to hae fellow-solduors the Sone Basyet ey spread joseph A. Mower, Ode Diicane oo te exh instane ‘ok of the h in war; was first commissioned as a Second Licu- Sneet ie Sea Pune Is, 1s and Ktute breaxi erie (rebellion, he Atthe ing e ot rel H, ist Infantry, and | | { mi | “Tite lrst fell under the immediatecommat’ of | the of the Army in the Vicks- | burg cam) + Very #00n attracted his } notice by of bravery that would sei ale | Sas Wee Ser Ea es gm of the reconstruction acts allowed every | very rebel who was not disqualified by the third sec- | campalg ph iba oo. Vicksburg, tion of the fourteenth amendment to take part | nm, the Red river, in Missouri, whence he in reconstruction. ‘The mere fact that a man | ¥a# to the aid of the General had been a rebel did not disqualify him. | & aes A le rising Se eet ee bentees Careee fer = it w of the war, next. -iaesl ate eaacetasane fa A better soldier oF abraver mat Rever lived Mr Sumner insisted that time than Jose| . Mower, can offered for a proper examination of this subject. | TeCall many instances when he display saan ions ee tee ee Vir- &s pnd dr ing him to [~ = would be ic | war he has exnibited his 0! chpesl Lompoc wy mg agen action jonor | **an¢ post mee and sick- of Go we the ‘iteenth nmendsn t, NES, never ask & persoi Lig fog always Nenad ey Rennes vena | “ibe Geseral te chasteening ot onset whee: mn for it. I always | 1c'wasssstromgiy aiteched fein corte’ that Mr. Stewart —’ ve done ev. | this, and more is due to one who never ‘What have they done that they shou! wrote or spoke of himself, and seemed oblivious not be admitted? We are pla the old | of all things except to serve his country with his now that the South played before the war. They | Whole heart and his whole soul. tried how not to do it. to exasperate the | By command of General Sherman : People. Shall we be charged with doing the E. D. Townsenp, Adjutant General. utr. could occasion DEPARTMENT Ov STATE, hens i passing this bill, ‘and did not seco WASHINGTON, ere al oe. lee ee nee EH vanent ment from Mr, Denter Bclapp. the Cone at to-day or to-morrow. He was in favor = PP, poning the bill. He had an amendment fin the United States at Buenos Ayres, of the deatn, hereatter assume to re- ite ratification of the fifteenth cueumaeaee such attempted action shall ro hg ate to prohibit any further representatio: gn the 2th of August last, at Bu ‘Buenos Ayres, of Waltz, a seaman of the barque 1ddo Kimball, of New York. A CABD FROM MR. POLLARD. such State in and shall reduce it to ‘the Editor of the B ie the condition in which it was immediately pro. | 7 ‘M4 Edttor 0 ia corte pari in in ) Nashington ity. ceding the passage of this act. Ho sald the fret having no longer any right 12 my name, ‘and voice had come New York, rescinding its | an unbappy notoriety to profit her trades ausens ifteenth amendment. ‘The mo, + sine herself, it to = De s betel —e regis ae Soest in Pag seme hi 7 a qratio made agai journals in: pom 4 “that thet get control of | eldest ment fon ieee seit under my ane. Such will withdraw its assent; and he did not intend | Wiss fon pemppapers. Permit eae |B that these rebel States should have the power againat it pe that journals, however ac- to play this game. famed tet tecllet to to atinck and misreprenont bill, was further debated me, will at least spare me thie lnrestion Warner, Willey, Stewart, Sawyer, Whoo, and ington, 3 EDWARD A. POLLA i Fowler, until 6 clock p-'m. mn the Sonate Wak os tt went into executive session, and shortly there- 0. F GRAND LODGE — after adjourned. ig 3, rig tam jeation will eats ati HOUSE.—After our report closed— epAy VENING, es Ie i Ae ae Pein Dro (Ky.,) ae Comenties on Ap- te are =k propriations, reported a bill m: an annual 3 nagomen appropriation for the gepportot the Military Pigg bord 7 patter ait ay liber. Academy at West Point. ‘The bill appropriates | fhe can bo mated Mate Teele eee ae eetches $315,000 soho? says specitied. rama of the Removal of theta itol. For farther Mr. pe Y.,) from the same comuaittee, Particulars apply at the gallers jal. reported a bill appropriating $30,000,000 for the THE MEMBERS oF THE BAL OF THE Payment of pensions for the fiscal year ending lems MUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED fune 30, 1872. TES are invited to meet at the Court aby 4 Both these bills were made the special order for Thursday Mr. Asper (Mo.) introduced a bill to provide for the gradual increase of national and the Setirement ot United States Treasury notes. The bill proposes an increase of the =e currency notes to 3600,000,000, to be med among the several States and Tosecure the withdrawal of the Umted States Treasury notes the Secretary of the Treasury is satherined to direct 30 rerritories. duties to be paid notes, which are to be cancelled and no new notes to be issued in their stead. To farther Provide for the retirement of the notes, the Sec- retary is authorized to issue bonds payable in not less than twenty years, bearing not over 45, ited States per cent. coin interest. Mr. Prosser (Tenn.) mtroduced a bill, the preamble of which sets forth the necessity for education, and states that the proportion o literate population is steadil Increasing to an ner 0 cted to co-operate with any State, ; municipzl or local organiza- tion in ‘establishing and. maintaining “pubs school, provided sach organization guaran- tees to pay one-half of the expense, and are un- ‘The bill transfers to t Department of Education all that portion of the Bureau of Freedmen, Ref alarming extent. T is dire Territory, count; able to pay the whol Lands pertaining to held in Pirust tor that pui ze houses, £800,000; fe for ‘he Commi le. education, 0000, mittee on Education and Labor. Mr. Morrill (Me.) that the second and | grem shall commence hereafter at ‘2 orelock im. the first Monday of January, annually, in- Stead of the iirst Monday in December, until otherwise ordered by law. Referred to the Ju- | diciary Committee. Also. the hap nt it ited to any offi inawhere the duties are perform ‘States, and any sen by mi Tather, or otherselstive of @ier shall from the date ot such remarel entitled to such pension as he er she would | been entitled to if Referred to Committee on Invalid Pensions. Hovse bill No. 220, which provides for a change of the mode in the payment of pensions, iz discussion, and Without bill, the House ud- was taken up. Pendin; coming to a vote on the journed. thelr THE Ti instant ‘ot halt -past 70 Farge dd a Led providi tee: That no States shall there had is (Ti and Abandoaed nd all moneys trust for the education of the Indian tribes, and all moneys, hereafter appropria pose. The bill further provides that all schools established by the Government shall be under the charge of the Department of Ed- ucation. and it appropriates for the current fiscal nding June 30, 171, the following sums : uilding, enlarging and repairing school- %, school apparatus, Ke., $150,000; for salaries of inspectors, superin- ts and teachers, $85,000; £¢ ter for schools among the Indian_tribes, $4 Referred to Com- Which was referred to the THON not * ereafter be lee or a. therc- in the United — not a citizen of the suid States now holding office or position shall be mmarily discharged therefrom. Mr. Hoar presented a bili providing that whenevir the widow of a deceased officer or soltier shall hereafter have furteited her pen- again, the dependent mother, such ofticer or sol. been "no widow. seh ) BVENING, the Gv. Céleris, Secretary. THE P aitaing the Capitol, on THURSDAY, January 13th, at 10 o'clock a. mi. 0 fake appropriate action in relation to = ceath of Ed: Stanton. ‘currency | _Jal-st E.A. peer Aitorpey General. i BREW BENEVO- LENT ASSUCIATION. he Annual Meeting of this Association will con. vene at the Vestry Rooms of the foypagogne. Ath petwocn Hand I streets, on WEDNESDAY, ® p.m At attendance is respectfully and ear neatly nelicited. Ali Hebrews, irrespective of locality, residing in the city, are respectfully invited. te cent. ‘reasury Managers and ‘the Treasurer will taken ‘notice and have their reports ready. Tuer of the, President. ACKNOW, pepe ENT. fo, acknowledge the kindness of my friend rong. Bea. viageatlonine the publi again il- says he wi Tesponsil ior then Msistaken that olbers many Soke fa the eee | ing of their 1 hold myself responsible for all | mistakes made by the employees of my establish | nent, aud therefore regard it as preposterous in my | Friend Strong to assume that his responsibility is of il » consequence in relation to any work As there ix no law to prevent me,or from putting up the New Numbers, I ly ask tl ronage of she wublic in the work of re-numbering their oases M.T. ‘PARKER, House, Sign, and Decorative Painter, No. ee Louisiana avenni _jaW0-6t MASONIC—A ed, Cueammanication of the GRAND pba ‘On FA of the D. ~ will he held al Masonic Halle corner of 9th and D streets, on TUESDAY. EVENING, Janu- ary 1, 1D. at 7 o'clock, jUBLE D. Aine Grand Secretary. _ Ja8-3t ‘THE REV. BARNET MATHIAS, the well known Second Advent lecturer, will mence a course of Lectures in the Fifteenth treet Presbyte Gharch on SUNDA ¥ ‘oth of January.at 7 o'clock be continued every Bae 8 ‘iuring the Monday evening, 6% o'clock, subject: “teed 4 a Con- | Coming of Chris THE TEL} E hot extend, RS STRE = the a Nem to BANKERS ND OKEES TELEGRAPH LINES. which are transmitting dispatches as nsual. dept I tee Manage: CENTRAL Bl BUILDING ASSOCIATION, — ie Litt a monthly 2 tare alin jaese oh Wi this Assoc oa TUESD, 7 IW! MOORE, Sec NOTICE —At a meeting of the Direc 1% Evening Star Nowspaper Com On the 2d instant, Alexander R. Shepherd w Treasurer of the eaid Company, rece Clarence B. Baker, resigned. e, be Washington, D.C WATER KEGISTHAK ey gamixoros, D. WATER REN 3 for 10 w due aud payable at this oftlee. It nos pa h. the law requires water to be red until the rent wih meg WATER TARES” 2 ist of property on which any overs Sug apatalhnent ot water tax (ior laying water have) hall gensain unpnid va fhe Brat ext will then be ‘hamted to the C for advertisement and ja7-iMt g 3 tice is hereby De wary HT xD. that on SATUR! 1, 1570, will exp pr Friese a Gres = eo ration u city o ae bin Potters i Butchers of tho eovoral markets. Keepers ot mia Corporation a said date wt be pond tly renewed. posits for Licenses to tis corporation are now viet made with the Clty Casco by whom a cor: Whente ehh ;fiven, pon which ter ense. petat MEETING OF VISITORS T0 THE POOR. he Visitors in the dintrout he oy of the cit; Washington ‘the Inprot A 4 = FaEER ER WOMESTEAD 1 ASSOCIATION ZED JANUARY = isto. ‘PICERS: *, CLaga: DEN it ELV ANS, : 208 ie. Becreiary 2. ee of PRC | share $2.50. willdemte the OHN, INF GOO ¥ Register. 16 lENTINIC pereeesacr is SC AeA W Ass0c ided for @ course of touiee pal History, Chemistry: and ¢ Professor Hawkins, of Now Works = ‘of Harvard, aud Professor Daniela, ot Chit iven on WEDNESDAY and DAY EVER NG ‘of each week. comme ‘il be strated with the beat mctern Upparatus, and wil betighiy ester: ve. ce ‘kets, transferable, §3. For -~ 4 Pad bookstor , ‘Vice President. pal ET Kk. RB. A. ASSUCIATION. pe aN srs, can cue ae Bit ES mown. (aSMIROTON ANbib Se et sie ieefeth of Sam cil tiag for = very roekbAy Se at ro’! pao ie = . COBB. oa Sr Biko a Gee HS lat to the 7th of Perec tah tr saiieed curr imam |) By pirieed Account to credit in Bank ef si 4,391 74 023,18 a brits Te Apply to No.1! H street, i ni : iF ot sien SOK, ng yp ys 4 Gover timen Prin 10g Uflee, sixth house from forth 0 4 Precious Bihonastes Wager ‘A HOME in = private family by a “Sas © white woman; Apply wot for iw: a eee corner Pl ; oy Sana Pe SERS ve orn to before me this seventh famty day 2 Jane igo. E.8. Washington: "gal0-st (264 ai E. HOWARD, Notary Public. Lehre ae from ap a LET COMMON SENSE DECIDE. vohe Euath Age seye in ony” ingtom, Cea is the rational mode of procedure in cases of = usician. Address care Mn: ikeDD. general debility and nervous prostration? Does not reason tell us that judicious stimulation is required. To resort to violent purgation in such @ case is as absurd as it would be to bleed a starving man. Yet it is done evcry day. Yes, this stupid and unphilos. ophieal practice is continued in the tecth 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 Bittors than by any other medicine at present known. It is trne 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 the system is expo- dited or regulated, ite vigor must be reerwited. W ‘retaers shat metre carpo refer mai nich @ house of 6 or or 8 rooms ace dui xobanee arene dT. tar oftce a ANTED—A GIR! ook. do housework W fora private tamliy. “Apply: at 301 ith at.. from Hood's Jewelry Good refer- Fences required Coates” ANTED_—B: respectable white Girl, a SIT- y ‘Carlos to do chasal plain sew Good referencer. ‘Apply No. 4735 one ath ‘hace immediately for c USE of than mation, Apsley ay WiLtian HcNEIE a Co., Brokers, loth st. i“ TED—T wae RIC ay The Bitters do both. They combine aperient and an. intr” ti-Dilious properties, with oxtraordinary tonic pow- SENT MAN FROM NEW ENGLAND. $r,,nren while removing obstructions frum the | AL active. intelligent and, industrious desiron & bowels, they tone and invigorate those organs. | situation to Through the stomach, apon which the great vegeta. | clerical site ag "pgalibatione a ble specific acts directly, it gives. healthy and por- | feyun” star Office jato-3t" manent impetus toevery enfecbled fanction. Diges- tion is facilitated, the faltering circulation regala- ted, the blood reinforced with a new accession of the alimentary principle,the nerves braced, and all the dormant powers of tho system roused into healthy ANTED—A WHITE hades, Set Fi cook and a a small family. Inquire at No.3 Hall feronces required Dp" fe te f mouths. Wires code tea Tibet 3 action; not sparmodically, as would be the caseif'a | BUF if sold low nine = terms, &e. 3 mere stimulant were administered, but for a contin uance. ,It is in this way that such extraordinary ANTED—A SITUATION © ia Brapehen: ap changes are wrought in the condition of the fecble, | norsesmal cattle and anima WHT Hy emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of this 235 dairy on shares. Apply to G. W. METLAR, rent Of Ja83t wonderful corrective, alterative and tonic. Let common sense decide between such a preparation and ANTED—Colt's REVOLV! ERS, poems 5 ‘* e-proetrating cathartic vupplomonted by 8 poleonews | 1p eu ip gad opbad onder: F Poe ‘CASH or ex — ke strychn © aaa Becket Pi Pistols!" Apply to HEMPLER S = lan Store, Nati IMPORTED C. DS. ANARY B! BIRDS, "OLD GOLD and SIL VER WANTED. ja3-1y MOCKING GIRL to do general housework. required. Apply at the Star OF Ja6- RDS. MOCK- BIE IMMEDIATEL RESTAURANT COOK. App! st. White preferred ANTED AND No. at the highest market prices. 285 Penn's avenue, rs DF: ilies breaking: housekee, gerne, dis rs of rt URN bainesane 87 Milita: Land Warrants, Western | can dispose of their _ Land Patents, or Lo we fore Waresr | ERVy? Sc5?Eeews ones reateoteeeesset LEVY, street, Reasonable Price. ED Tadios to know ua Oh ter can buy Wilcor & Gibbs SEW SHINE on the bles area! MOND. PANKTINGS, most entioat forms. For ite mpiicity a and nolse- ” working, it is pronounc “Bee ERHO VEN Fone aN, TON THAN Ou. | thine inthe world” Agenc rat eo eee ey skirt and Corset Factory, 5 BEFORE THE COURT OF VIENNA. and E Now on exhibition at the Pi Music Wi: rooms of OWN ELLISY | AS Fa, xo DREN 306 ee — near Wth st. sd a Earn UNDER: cu CLOTH: - rates {eet Band trate hd dow ean Say OES, #24 $16 3 wh ecasings POUR, GE:e8: comes ‘Association’ Building. N. 8.—Ai BEST EXTRA do. $6.50; by Maiti Promrtly Attended To. Warranted to give satisfaction. LOST AND FOUND. AME TO MY PREMISES ON 7 THE 25ru OF December, RED ed edt ee very poor. The VERY BEST OOLONG, ENé FAST, AND JAPAN T ISH BREAK- 81.25. URE BUCKWHEAT. Wi AA ety 5 Pi tu te ATS DRIPS, $1.20 BROWN AND WHITE SUGARS SOLD as Low * S ANY ADVERTISED RATES. Cc. WIFMER, FAMILY GROCER, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AZ cOsT TO REMOVE. with ame able reward will be g 13th street, between CAME TOMY PREMISES, given for ite return to _jall-tt 1H streets, larue STRER- The owner in reyuestad OUR LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF pny Sereand, peuve property» Sey eee eee GOODS “must be sold ot once, ax we have agreed to Near Pearce » Mill. Vacate our preseat store ina Sew weeks. cient a indion’ omall PORT We shall offer at Crst, from thie » date, our exten: 25, consisting of ‘k and Colored Silk: nee in other bills and ‘Uct. 26." The finder addressing S. P. rk avenue and ten assortment of Blac! ts. Cloukings, Mourning. 1d othes ods, Kid Gloves, Linen Goods, Fine W Hosiery, Domestics, Calicoes, &¢.,&¢., &c We prefer rather to sel! these Goods for Less THAN Cost than to incur, the expense and trouble of con- veying them elsewhere. Most of 0 stock has been purchased since the in prices. aid we are confident of boing Sbie to please all who are in search of bargains. BF We would olso mention that onr bills have OARD—A gentleman and sife, or two gentlemen, can find BOAMD tn a private’ family tn Grong plying at this been rendered. and we hope our friensix and patrons DI | c will cblige us with an eayly settlement. ee FOR RENT With or JOS. J. MAY, nue, near 3d. ee the same place, §5 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _jal-stif betwen 9th and 10th stresta. TAMPED WITH INITIALS. ONE QUIRE OF THE FINEST ENGLISH NOTE PAPER OF FASHIONABLE SHAPE, WITH TWO PACKS OF ENVELOPES TO SUIT ALREADY STAMPED WITH ANY INITIAL IN COLORS AND P' UP IN A NEAT BOX FOR 75 CENTS. Sent by mai! postage Sree. Fine French, English and American STATIONERY and Mercantileand Bankers STATIONERY. PRINTING, BINDING and LITHOGRAPHING. VISITING, W EDRING Pe RECEPTION CARDS hee ed at 215 k street, bet ‘Heh aud seh: a a For particulars apply at ‘s 5 st. west and eaten jail pes FIXNTU RE RY FOR SAL All the NEW BOOKS received as soon a8 published yw dving a fiue business. .. 5 ar &e., en fat the st PHILP & SOLOMON'S ind spirited. wa ‘Alm Double Naruess, Single ditto, Blan WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "¥icteria ba Apply to Colon BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, ssiibesichoi ipenicideces-wanatar 2 322 Pennsylvania avenue, jal _botwoon 9th and 10th strects. SUPHEME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oF Thos. P. Baich et al. i P.W. Balch ot al.§ ALL—A DRUG STORE, with goo in the central part of city. Am ex alent prezcription water. i and 1752 Equity. New Stock. Price €1,300. a b. a Washingon. “ause el pints the a toes rconnt and the disteibucion, ot tee tend Ag $35.58 Sn Aiea =e Petecne intereated ‘are noting teapot ane ING MAI tid oiomarhet Ny mt wasted” Fully warranted. For sale inet at aie) Bn Oo FRU EEDAS reo | street ‘a jall-2t I D STATES PATENT aia UNITED Piieuinatow It isordered the time for opine day Sah eee eae Any person may eee wietinn. H°¢ 45° carte roo. de 11-lawsw Commissioner of Patents. FOR SALE—A large g Srey ot MIXED Vcr. a PEn OkNE. One TABLES. your food. , He has been pro rir 10 article ees ® a ananeition ale ault pa sieagsrh vAculuack Ca se D. Gr uri P bike Bike Ev, DS Watcr strest, Gesractown, a aif simort every one Dicemmateies ot, hard ES AND GENTE ppg thas ( oe OF BUS! RSS: fhchawe tts pay 03 ahould wich t | LAR earoreaveadoes HAT OF post ur work Should be va Nery, Sisson cee a ud ca eat Beefy ing 9 ‘co 4 renioe ‘to convert all the ang pp ben pero previous to that ‘ime, we sa 8 dis- jalo-6t Prompdy ated OT. TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR for all ial ttre ee, » paid for at the time of pur- roan gf the Targa ek [AE cor ng mae tweaks e BLOC HERETOFORE EX- ethcosre aie raste| AN. es ae ene sores aware | het D. 3. ‘pemvuwaw,. | oe Bessceagp.2 MOHUN, COR. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 1itn ST. be cay hs Soe W. M. SHUSTER «4 BRO., $24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ja lo-tt Between 9th and 10th caida Unb mreeghe a7 RAN, ar LIST OP NBW BOOKS: eee THROUGH NIGHT TO LIGHT. 91.73 ee PROBLEMATIC CHARACTERS. 1.33 pentiticn, te killing of door |, under aft rwury ist of each year. Feb we FOR SALE AND RENT. Pee wr ‘DELIG) TROL ri Sok _FOR SALE AND BENT, REDFEI aot im Corner touh stress Sol eee, Fain: ace and Foote, are ey Apply to kitbot oun ae) ee . Miia nance renee, oa ae pets. F' RENT—A a, one. three ree vai | RSE See eekinne pene water in yard ahwhed of Wie Sereey ovement hey: the House of tatives and: Sanderson i jo. 546. Apply at No. & = “ Sth strests weet. x — Foe 457 sp nnown 2 son, Southeast Corner New York avenue and 18¢h Street. Goe FIRST CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE Be se IDENCE ai one ius” jee cee ian Pewee Gime horeforeatore Appi weeks) this eabore | POR RENT The g Pots a ee mie ate F eae tt jall-st piudiy funiind PARLORS Fe: EE a a es ene - ards Hotel. Ebuite Hows swe. and ee 457 18th street, between E amd POR RENT "weal site, ‘Members af Cs oth: Come ace Bey ng cuties of rooms would Jo sil t eae : ‘ ath and sth. ee oad, fe 405 N York avenue, bet, 15th and lath. Sable ent carriage house if desired. == 0-38 LNDIABA J AVEN rs, rt iT! hease in pa ggg FFERS A F°E: RENT—Two Pd af et isHED ROOMS on first , with nindern improve OF BPAC Tyee. APARTMENTS, mente ieah be and Oorcoven’s 58 00-3" ERY LOW. __ =. pears = = ot at Ouse No. 60 & Ok BENT “BRICK 1 = ee bah oak | FOR BENT hot'and cold ‘water: gas throughout. stablein Fear Rpols Lo MILEY SHINS 37 Groen neret, Georgetown, D.C. aie HED ROOMS ee aed with URNIS! Mi pol TBS eine ABD —One euit of F ot and col room Also TABLE BOARD, {G2 per mouth; 358 6 street hae recently been all, First Assistant t Baa aT —A new BRICK K HOU se TLEMEN CAN OBTA ain ¢ Ta Howard's. ome, eee ur iene t noth ict sity, ai aE mS is -f ae ina qu family . ‘vl . eon bet Capiect ane er Re iinet with BOA ‘ocd an baeny & roo RENT—HOUSE 374 Diet end H: heated by furpace ie — p EF at Gi third STORTES of (each in one Large room.) on WBE DGk. bucd & Beveridge, ry.O LET—On Ft furnished HOUSE, to family only. Also, 9 fiuely table privat furnished Parle eiricl 7 UBor pavticuiats fn duircot WELLS, at 1318 0 street yee” ut ~ cor. 6th st, of ras iNiHoLS ‘T—STORE ROOM on_E st. north, bet Sth ste. west: good stand. Also, 4 Rooms Y aud F st. south Rent od MATEIN INGLY, Long Bridge, in rat ak Alexsvdria cow ‘on the Arlington tur i" tho cli. for tie treat adjoiniug to oe Chromic, Diseaves and. Femaie Camplavats Disekemfth and whee thorough cure the ahoriont time water. : me Lind sar ALSO. FOR A — Two BRICK HOUSES and large store;one night 3 enue; oae § rooms, Va. avi OTHERS Ges book AND Yon PRINTERS, 7 1. south side Penney Give arici personal attention Joes ©. cox, Posty! 2 L hinkwoop. = ween Ith ant ton @reets. soe yor RENT OR LE. rising LANDINGaD) © amplete {os on the Potomac river. near Kors — iJ as Thlip Hill Fishiog or pt nol Sm D* da5 toch street, between Den’ B. hte Si | and ng phe it rite way repose Cl meodfrates and” pation vs rate, and patiente ¥ Doctor ENISHED 4 AXP. ENFCE FURNTS “HED Rooms for rent at 195 7th eon N aad, very cheap. SAMES Th StU PSO: Two large sg al ROOM h care, Mie foo are ting #ee Bo one bat em RCC. COX, Residence No. 329 I street, near Mth and Both strowt Office No. 252 ¥ stron deat EASANT SUITE _ Good board ath oPHY OF MARRIAGE. x ark Mos fo omram of Agatony. eebrec yrctes ead watt livotor Your, Me. —FOUR UNFURNISH D story he bere fority and | roid Ae Mant orally reviewnd, gis me The ause of Indl = iinet pintalcion and Nervomm 310, one door west Dicearea sccounte for; Mi Phils -phically considered. Pocket volumes ccnttpeg tee these Lectures will be forwarded to partics uuable oa prcenes ts si itoming SEs RE ww Yor of Anatomy Science, 615 Brondway, mall ay hed ad Tenth Streets. Kew York. Ll eet West, pn sine “Good WEL fd avenue end tik ot ist Roat Fa Srv J.3.MAYS PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 305 PENNSYLVANIA Ay Between Ninta UKNISHED ROOMS TO RENT Furnished SALOON PARLOR. sic with bath room att > Sing 461 E street, near 6th. DOR KENT—Throe ory street; 13 rooms besides 82, 320.000, woutn © OF BEST PARIS KID cellar: gas and water thron GLOVES SELLING A DoE sion given at once. BACH 5 Piano Store, 2 amb eneesor- Ok RENT ts. mnst be wold off a have te vooste oor e¥ (NEW) all modecu inuprirn One be eal r FOTICR. Vo offer the highest cash advances : == 6%, COLD and SILVER WAR AMonDs, donde walepihdon, encore tes Alb sneh pledges are in fit; and borglar pre poe. and all hms sactod with o Inateict 5 coum w MU known in this city io mumeadation than to say: We do NF C0. Brokers. , t Pour gid « halt '¥ respect an eligi! va be shown any Canrers, CURTAINS, &c. La RGEST vi te = as ete wat. window, &c.. Room on the most renal fer Ww. ‘May Building. or of or Merchants corner St ote od THE NE’ asm and near the U i + in the oft; is inarding house. Key at 1810 Fests ‘yas 2 nny = oe a OR RENT—Willeox & ING MA i EAD TH as CHINE. the simplest, u Viable go or; rented of sold ou Peasonable tar BAUM S Corset gpd Hoop —_ mae wt CHRONIC D DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Ageraws ted (har. acter tory, 7th street ai RENE tear alos SUREREED SOORE. 4 . ; Woe wi Bi ce FURY, 3 iia CURED WITHOUT MEDICIN ¢. ey posi etropolitan Hy: 1 HOFFA. having. on OR RENT—Nex ——— noame suit: Satie for offices or ee single or in (ts, near the Treasur; RS & CO., stat ate Brokers. aes tt on ret POR yk RENT—A degrabie Hot ai First. Ward. . DR. Farros, Dynamic Fa centre che mre Ay 8 iy side Tne on vibe st ty al awed bis. ofc a tena No. 1308 G street, 5 Chad otweeu 13th a 7 ETI eee pest ot "Sccaplen be ih to call sud satay Geemaertves oe pe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company: sata s ed in this city and offices © adnan GOLDS’ \ larg FRONT ROOM, FR: on the second [> Sana Bde ims a SIDE & COS.