Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1870, Page 3

_ EVENING STAR. _ ‘LATE TELEGRAMS, e. The marage ofthe Governes of New Joust that the snov™ tracuaily Meslthy one, The exhibit for ee od coats Coe On par the ures, am enou; on € ntire debts —~ Staree Phe fg Fo a dh = ani 4 Pye Se Gwen a qontaca ‘the privilege of th: a crowded con- ebured, at atfrage f for all who rranchise Father tas to cregation, in the 1,on Monday last. A crowd assembled the chureh aud riotous proceedings took piace; but at the close of the service the police «seorted Father Chiriquy throagh the mob and arded the church, which had some of its win- ws broken, from further violence. ‘The New York Internal Revenue officials terday made a raid upon yo of the wholesale liquor Fentatichmenta and dit Neries ofthat city, seized them upon the charge of defrauding the Government by making false returns. Mise Botham, charged with the murder of W -J. MeNash, at Wheeling, on the 30th as be ght before Judge Melvin Mondey, | The National Kubber Works, at Bristol, Rhode | Island, took fire yesterday. Steam fire engines were sent by water all the way from Providence to assist in putting out the fire. N ments are reported from ‘i that many of the insurgen:s are surrendering. cs and Foxes have been successfally to the new Indian reservations set apart for them. ‘The West Virginia Legislature assembles on Monday next. ee — ‘Tue Winterset (Iowa) Madisonian tells the fol- lowing: “Brother S. is a live, earnest Chistian; and @ good, stout Republican, and surely cannot ° very far out of the “path”. And this reminds us ofa circumstance which Sopouee in this county daring the “war times.” tev. N torres, of the Methodist churc, had an appointment to preach in a country precinct which was cursed with a decidedly rough population. The roughs that Mr. +. should not preach there, and so notified him. Now Brother Storrs don’t scare worth a cent, and, when he heard of the threats to prevent his preaching, took two steps to prevent the pre- ventive. At the — — bath ao rod appeared with a rope for the streteh- ing the thoracic duct of our fend Storrs. That eman also appeared, ascended the pulpit, wfrom his pocket a Bible and a six- the Bible on one side of the we quietiy remarked, “There's the Gospe ose who want it,” and, laying the revolver on the other side, -‘there’s cold lead for those who deserve it.” There was no more trouble at that meeting after that.” ———————— ons.—The use of intoxi- vesan expense, which. when positively astonishing. The old my saved is ce clear, a and a year,” is applicable ree to the habit of drinking. Tak- se daily expenditure for spirituous lejuors at 30 cents, a man who indulges will, at of the year, have spent $109.5), or the est, at 6 per cent., on $1,825, and at the end n years will have spent $1,095, Comparin, ‘itive want<of money to the sum expended in the purchase of actual necessaries, it is com- puted that a family of five persons will consume im one year four barrels of flour, or 1,056 poands ef bread. Good ilour ean now be bought for 87 1, consequently a family of tive persons can be farnished with flour fora year for $2, or 1.5 less than the supposed expenditure for mntoxierting drinks. Putting the case in another Way, it will be seen that the money wasted in year by one individual who uses spirits would buy flour enough to feed four families of five persons each. Severe Wixrens—The New York papers published a record, made up from old diaries, of weather during the winters which elapsed ‘nm 17 and I5G2. The table gives the date of ‘osing by ice of the Hudson river, and of the ing of navigation in the spring.’ No_gene- ral rule as to the regular alternation of mild and severe weather can be laid down from this table. Of these forty-two winters sixteen were mild, but some of them oceurre¢ mediate succession. were four mild 796 to 1199 three severe; from 1799 to 1804 five mild winters; then a suc- ‘ion of mild and severe winters until 1811, when a long series of eighteen severe winters set in broken only by three mild winters. The record would have been more valuable had the warmth of the summers been noted, as there is a theory that the average temperature is the same for every vear; that is,a hot summer is counterbalanced by a severe winter, anda tem- erate summer by a mild winter. s20e- Menrers INAL PRorerties or CeLeny.—A cor- respondent of the Practical Farmer says: “I have known as many men, and women too, who, from vaFious canses, had’ bécome so much af- tected with nervousness that when they stretched out their hand they shook like aspen leaves on windy days—and by a daily moderate use of the blanched foot-stalks of the celery leaves as a salad they became as strong and steady in limbs s-other people. I have known others so very nervous that the least annoyance put them in a state of agitation, and they were almost in con- stant perplexity and fear, who were effectaally cured by a daily moderate use of blanched cel- cry asasalad at meal times. I have known others cured by using celery for palpitation of the heart eS PE S7-Alluding to chignons, Mrs. Clever said, “A girl, now, seems all head.” “Yes, till you talk to her,” replied Mr. Clever. BFA little girl looking at a picture of Eve in » Boston gallery, exclaimed: “Oh, mother, L -hould think that woman would be afraid of the grasshoppers pMOGRSELE. At the residence of Mr. John R. wie E) ths iu Prince ‘A MURS ty, ante senior Juige or U a Funeral from ¢ riet Church, Georgetown, on th instant. at 3 p. ind with mt further notice. McKNEW. January 5 Sy burg papers please copy.} UN DERTAKERS. RICHARD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MABR. HARVEY & MARR, UNDERTAKERS, No. 335 F STREET, between Ninth and Teath. ) FUNERAL WRI NeuostEs, ‘ANCHORS at rE led LA oS All kinds at Ss jain Work om Glass and Boston. 38% Sth st., re. : Jair GRANT, Mrs. Admiral Goldsboroug! Gen. Casey, Gen. Tompkins, Gen. Cssramc oe ance ac. EST STOOK! THE NEWRSTA THE M are REASONA ‘M. 8. MITCH! Cs Dry UTED states PATENT OFFICE, Wasnixctow, ‘14. 1989, INGTON, of ef JOMN HHA x Praying for the 7 ef ape of a pat- the Ist da: Zou a ‘od 2-416, om ge tay esa nate Lining? 2 giving bail in $10,000 was released from | nt for the a of Columbia, in the | Friends will please | AUCTION SALES, B* WILLIAR 1 Wait, 3 00. Acti neers, Corner 9th street and ‘@renue. SALE OF FURN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, On THU! 13th, ing at W ovciock, we will sole ints i fal Noe Fon \e wit eee i BY GREEN ENE WILL Lam SE sate No S19, Southeast corner th and D street, TWO-STOR’ WELL Be, BRONTIN , AND. ATIC Cicer wrest BE LS H STREETS NORTH, AT 7th instant, at 4 ‘On MONDAY NEXT. the 7th inst as: EEes gee te Sng water and gas, and running bec! oat foot | “Perms: One-half cash: bal nce i Sand 12 months. for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the pi Conve chaser’s cost. siecle | aeing and st-mps at pur MEE 2 v Wittlaws. Anctioners. . Auetioncers, jucceswors to J. C. McGuire & Oo..} Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith street. VALUABLE vED E EEeBE ema ig WEE ESTAT from Walia pe cs 13, folio of ih ton. of; round a inate in sibecrae’ ar Wash: ict, rok part of Lat No. 9, in eginning at 8 point ive (25) feet south Rit thas ington, in said juare No. ryan and described th street west. distant van the northenst corney of running thence south with the line of said street 33 feot 8 inches: ce wont 66 feet # inches to the rear line of sald lor; thence north 38 feat inches; thence east 65 feet Sinches to the point of beginni: ‘te Terms of sale: One-third of perchaee: money, cash, residue in 6 and 12 montha from day of sale, with interest, ‘The purchaser to give his promise ry notes, secured by ‘ated ed of_trust on ‘operty, for = deferred Foe hearin 2100 down ee Time of sale, All comveyane at purchaser's ex. tsmofiot due undse the fest ot said deeds pense, be trust is ieeimes, with interest thereon_from May 1, 186), and under the second the sum of $600, with in- “Ths fesprovessente conalat of two two-story BRICK ve im noUses EUGENE CARUSI, Prustee. ds COOPER & Eatiatkie ‘Auct ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auction (Successors to J.C. McGuire &Co.), ) Southwest corner of Pet mue and Ith st. TRUSTEES ¥ BY JUDICIAL bye iy OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, <THE ( ITY OF WASHINGTO: ome Conrt November ‘will ighest it bis tthe Yirtne of a decree of the P 8 ¢ District of Columbia, date h ina certain cause therein de- Bayliss King is complainant and and others are defendants, the same being chancery canse number 1,651, 7 ‘shall sell, as Trustees, at public auction, on SATURDAY, the fifteenth day henge 1570, at 4 Rie m., on the premises, uinbered nine, (9,) ten, (10,) eleven, (11, \ twelve, (a2) thirteen (13) irteen, (14, on (35,) and. sixteen, (16,) in square num! hundred and sev -two, (172,) as laid down eu the i eocee lan of the f Washington. front feet 4 tucbes on 8th street west, ‘Streets north, 123 feot 9 inches on one D one and 123 feet 9 inches on north E- on Lot 16, facing E_ street. 0 are two Fram Dwelling Houses. The property has been subdivi ded. for the convenience of Come pete into ane lets. five of which front on north D sti on Isth street west, and six fronton orth E Street. = lot will be offered with the privilege of all. A Ry mes shewing the subdivisions, wiil be exhibited ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in two equal payments, at se and twelve months, with tnterest from day of , secured: he pure! haser’s notes. endorsed to the satiefaction of the Trastees. All conveyancing, including stamps, at the cost of the purchase ‘posit of $25 on cach lot when the vroperty i reg oS 5. JOHNSON POR J den } Trusteos. jal-d ‘OOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, RY J. A. STOUTEN BURGH, Auctioneer. CUMMISSIONERS’ SA LE OF VALU ABLE PROP- By virtue of « moe of the Circuit Court for the county cf Alexandria, Va.. at the Feb- raary term, 1530. in the case of Roach's exe- Koach's dev: the Con rein fo well, by r, in front of the in the city of Als: a on SAT- Br AY. caams 1th. 1570. at 12 m. t valuable Prope Re ery EWENT a3 ‘AC: ‘Down as "COLT PR with a FRAME DWELLING: OUSE, with 8 id a large voritiion. tasted at the junction of tne Alexandria and Arlington Turnpike, half a mile from << ride. the county of Alexandria. ‘ONE SQUA. ROUND: bounded on the orth bs ', west by Pitt, at by Re and om the south by Ma fiom ats. Thi ware il adison is square will ded to suit be ‘An undivided HALF OP-A LOT at the southwest ner of Union and Wolfe streets, é2 feet 6 laches ob Wolfe and 115 feet on Union. ‘Twenty percent. of the purchase money cash; and the residue in three ee equal in Ad cowted at six. twelve — eighteen mont! day of sels, with Jnterest; the purchaser to give his for the deferred ments, with good al scour ity: the titie to be retained aneil Tall ype chase money. and the Property to Tesokd at the risk and expense of the purchase any case of defi yment. Persons wishi purchase are Rich will be thereon. Stan tind eam cpane an purchaser. “ge oN BEACH, Citas a STUART, wa. ANY, | jasse missioners. SOLE J AGENCY FOR THE DISTRICT, DUPONTS Samay pen POWDER, at page! TA. ‘orrest Hall, Goorge- Hid to thot trade, yee tn box at store at es aie with Mr. | eat, Arc scat iM ANTELS! are MANTELS!!! ‘reons buildi and iring houses to call. ned Sunmine reral my assortment of MAN. ts: the largest god most waried cot seventeen different colors, many of which are Jm/aid, Feprerenting two r more kinds of Mar6: Wood! alse have on band GRATES econ RACKETS, CKET SHELVES, Fiit BOARDS, &c.. all of which are from the hee, il and examine t! ahem. 8. P. WRISLEY, atts 3 Young Men’s Christian Ass'n Building, corner 9th and D stcects. = WOOD, AND CUAL, | We s call attention to our large stock of LUMBER eonsisti White Pine, North Caroling, Virginia, and East- re Matched Floori Crees Shingles, baths: Piekets, pain sis headed, Onda Poste, : | Li ‘of all kinds undor cover. raat ‘sod other well-known White Oak'and Pine narrate sats Fgeaber with Sor past aetna eg leh 3 by . Lat ‘Ubat caumot fall to be eatisiacter, z wwed in aay part of the city 2240 pedade to “Orders by mail pe iD CLARE & 00. oct-tt er: facaves wes and Sth st Rast. Lee: LUMBER !! LUMBER Itt AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days. Y WM. L. « a ae TRE CLOT! NG DEPARTMENT. banal i, a Cassimeres. . ‘Goats, Bante, Vests, Tlecsing Gee, Silk Veiver Vests, nace Beaver, Melton, Chinchilla, Water Proof and Spring Over ros? CLOTHING. A large stock of Boys’ Clothing in suits, [pose meres ZAILORING LDAP ART MEET ‘assimeres, Beaves Moscow, Silk Vex 1 Aly Al; pace, Poa Linen, Silk Velvet, a stlocn Bock Alp FURNISHING GooDs. Undershirts Drawers overchire vob Domestic . Tmbrelies, ders, Hamdkerchiefs, Collars, Gufle Neckties. nT Ki Bickekin, Wool: and Sik Gloves, Trunks, Valises, Satchels, &c., &. FIXTURES Plate Mirror, Shelving, Deak, Counters, Stove, & P_ S.—8Sale to continue day and evening until the entire stock is of, ‘We call especi attention of dealers and private buyers to the above sale, as the goods are all first class. and wi senate especially for viv in eos. ‘Auctioneers. uctioneers, w Marble Building, Nos. 316and 317i son Pa.ave.and 9h st TRUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON Bae. Fag iod net, BETWEEN KE ANDG ‘Terms: Si wv’ caa ‘ash at the sale; balance in notes at six and twelve months, with interest. seaured by oe trust. oC. © MEISTIANI. Trastes “LL W O., Aw BY WM. bWALL & CO., Auctioneer . ‘New Marble Building, Corner 9th street an and Pennsylvania avenue. UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. OF LARGE STOCK OF EBEY GOODS, AT STORE No. 385 778 8 in victes Ol a erli of Ree\ faces fenued fromm the Clerk s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, J ‘will sell at public sali for ash, at No. 385 ect west, on THURSDAY, the auth day y, 10, commencing at 1 o'clock a. m.. a ry Gonds. consisting in part of—viz: Mouselin de Lain Flani Ted Alpacas ‘Ticking, Kearecys, Woclen Dress ttot Corsets, Spool Cotton, Handkerchicts Hosiery Gloves. fe Fla for “Articles aud Shelving x Together with many other articles a. dry goods store, seized and levied uj and chattels of Daniel Sc sually kept in asthe goods ERTY FOR SALE. Comrany PROP. Perot Qu ARTERMASTER’S pees Wasuisores Will be. sold. at public J te ER ock a. ry Sqnare, suo a BS PANY PROPEIC Y, left at thie Repot's on re. and comsistin, eo Sparteremaster | 's Stores, Artif Cnjtorme, Neaiog, Wiankets, Undorcioth ing, Hooks, Spurs, rents. Tools, &c. ‘he sale will be made b packages, and in accord. ance with the list of contents marked on each. ‘erms Cash. By order of the Quartermaster General. THOM a: Captain Mit Store! Acting wists Quartermaster. Dk In pnreuanee of. the Provisions of the fourth sec- tion of an act entit! An act to further regulate the printing of ‘the public decuments, and the pur. chase of r for Public Printing,” approved on thesith of fal 21385, sealed serps Weill bo. Fe: ESDAY, the 25th day of January, for furnishing the paper for slic Printi the said proposals awards of contracts to be made, by. mittee of Congress on Pal ring and beat bidder for the interests o the Committee reserving to it any and all bids as its judas of the Government may dictate. othe subjoined schedule specifies, as noarly as can u d.the quantity of each kind of paper that wil ut the contracts will be en: tered inte for ail that may be needed during the year, and ne more : CLASS 1 ‘CALENDERED PRINTING PAPER. 90,00 reams of fine Pri lendered., measuring 2 x 33 ine! cighing forty five pounds to the ream ts. CLASS 2—Carexpverr Pavers 15,000 red Pri 44 shee 0 reams of superfine calendered Printing’ Paper, eanuring 2x 34 inches, and weighing fort four pounds to the ream of Teams superfine calendered Printing Paper. measuring 2% x 38 inches, and weighing seventy pounds to the ream of 600 sheet: CLASS 3.—Sizxp ap CALENDERED PRINTING 1,000 reams surperfine e Brlating Paper, hard. stand and super-calendered, measuring 24 inches, and ing forty-five pounds to the ot £00 oh 00 reame areal “nize alendered, 15 x 20 inches, and wei ane thirty pounds fo the ream of may’ be require: Eospe nding in weight with paper measuring inches, and weighing tweuty-one pounds totes ean ‘of 500 sheets. CLASS 5.—Writixe ) Paren, (to be of any required 3.009 reams Guarto Post. x6 inches $0 reams lat Cap, 13x16%e, or 14x17 inches -oF 17x25 inches Be xe inches 2400) ream Polio Pusts 1722 inches 1.40 reams Double Folio Post, 22H inches 2,00 reams Medium, 18x23 inche ‘00 reams Royal, 19x ‘&) reams Super Eersl £0) reams Imperial. 225 0 reams Cover Pa) 2x3 inches, and of any required ol ror colors 3,000 reams of any required size not enumerated above, and not ‘exceeding 21x inches. CLASS 6.—Covonrn Wartixc Parens, (to be of fay Fouuired weights, inch Suv reams Medlin, taxis ay 30 reams Double Cap, 17x28 aoe bine, CLASS 7.—Parer ror core Orvice BLANKs,(on- ine size 1,00 reams, measuring as inches, weighing 42 Measuring 25x35 inches, weighing 52 ‘0 reams, ‘measuring 26x32 inches, weighing 45 er £00 reains, measuring 18x29 inches, weighing 3 pounds an 800 reas, per teat. CLASS 8 ~BizeD AxpCaLesoennp Tixtep Paint io {90 reams superfine Cream Tinted, super-calendered, BUT Inches welghing {pounds to the rea, 200 reagns superfine Croum Tinted. super-catendored. Bid foe ie Dfuches, weighing 8 putndatothe ream ee eave ng Sar the cto tity, or for nny portion not less than one Rustad rear ms re designated for pores ae nee phere dae “ant less than one-fourth. oi the. papers Ta pane em a ewe 2, good two- —_ PRAME Tae with shares rms: half cash, of which s deposit of 200 iy ber waned ‘when the ry is sold; balance in six twelve months, chaser to give notes for the ments, bearing interest frc m day of sale, and » rence she aremecte to secure the payment. Aliconveyanc! stamps fh cieen & MpILLIAMST Aes, NEW YORK. a 1 N 1. H. LEEDS & MINER, HY. H. LEEDS, Auctioneer, Will sell, by order of Executrix. the FINE ART COLLECTION Of fhe ee saith, Bos Bostonian, b Bi Nato ‘semen MONDAY, 71H Day oF Frsnvary Nexr, (and continuing until the whole collection is dis- Off) At cicluck a, m. and 73 'elock p.m. at ‘HE RT GALLERIES, Nos. 17 and S19 eee corner ith st., This extraordinary collection is the most exten- sivosand yaluabie reffered, 3 DOLL ¥ NTINGS, Every one of which was selected by their late owner at prices varying from a few dollars to as many thou- sands each, he having — = collection the work of a life tiny of a princely fortune, Pibich time no additio 5 Thon Peter Lely, Godfrey. | ‘Kneller, Aven ge Morland, T De Dreux. int, French School,’ Sehigont’Gnere Ostade, Zucearelli, Van Dyke, &.” Also al number of the most celebrat ee of the sel Ith, and Ith centuries. such as Titian, Rubens, Honthorstyand others, some of which are nd a stich will excite and y this country and 300 Portraits of Distinguished Americans, Alto. carly works of men now famou Bierstadt. Durand, Brown, Peale, Ss ght + Birch, wine vane every ove known en esta: il 5 January 2ith. at TLEBIES, N jos. S17 and S19, ‘ailories 831 Broadway, neat faloguiss (over 10) pages)are now ready , and will nt to any address on recelpt of 3 conte by the auctioncer. jas: INSURANCE. | [NSURANCE Rooms . oF T. M. HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKFORD. bates eras ges IN: 000. ris AND MERCANTILE Hogland and United States. RD FIRE INSURANCE CO. “As- $2,250.000. FRANKLIN FIRE I adelphia. Assets = THE SPRING of Massachus FIRE INSURANCE )LITAN FIRE INSURANCE of New York that old and excellent Home Company. RANCE CO., of George- rat POTOMAC a aes we have the great L LIFE INSURANCE CU., of New York. algae} is, 835,000,000. THE ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., of Hart- ford. Assets, $12,500,001 Our Companies have an aggregate of assets excoed- ing $75,000,000, and some of them more than half a century of experience. They are too well known to require comment. Our own experience (extending, in the case of “Mr. Hanson, through pew consecutive years in this city) is ample; and Gur adjustinents hays always been prompt and satis- factory. IN. B. LEWIS BLACKFORD, 519 7th st.,(old No. 466.) BEST INVESTMENT FOR OWNERS OF PROPEKTY, A Sew dollars paid to A. 8S. PRATT € SON, Sor insurance in the PHOENIX, of Hartford, = the HOME, or YONKERS, or FIREMEN’S, of New York. INSU E NOW, to-morrow may be too late. Office No.3, Y. M.C. A. Building, corner Porton D sirects, we. ja Gtr ONAL, UNION FIRE INSURANO |: NAT ON SY OF WASHINGTOR: zoom. cueeakus = — enone eee. coe Louisiana ave., one door east of 7th st for Policies or revenue Stamps. Roce cen on the most reasonable terms and losser promptly paid, Directore—Ckarles Knap, President; w Klege, Vico President: Marshall Brawn, Phone Berry, Richard Waliach, Win. Dixon, Daniel Doad nope. jalo-ly — ook OBL D. D'LARNER, Secretary. ATIONAL LOAN OFFI ck DEvot ComMIssaRy OF SUBSISTENCE, Kicumonn, Va.. December 30, 1560. iv, niving tne follows for supply ing the followi a a barrels ESS w 2.20 pounds RIQ «io Ti gallons 225 pow Fearn wad ANCE CO,, of Hart- | FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC. Caos FAMILY FLOUR, $9.00; BEST EXTRA do. 96.50; Warranted to give satisfaction. VEBY BEST 00) iG. ENGL aman: FAST, AND JAPAN TEAS ef be PURE BUCKWheE. 7, MHITE DRIPS, $1.90 PERG. BROWN AND WHITE SUGARS SOLD AS LOW ANY ADVERTISED RATES c. WITMER, FAMILY GROCER, jat-tt 18 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. a= 1, GROCERIES: GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES. ARGE AND FRESH STOCK * DAND PROVISIONS ARRBIVL’ MESSES. KERR & ROBINSON, CORNER NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND ¥ STREET, ‘are selling all finds of GROCBRIRG and PROVI- OF GROCERIES ING DAILY! BIONS at lowest possibl ice Theit entire stock of ering bern Savokesea siete the recent declise in prices: them to sell st a very low price. NO LIQUOR SOLD. GIVE US A CALL. KERR & ROBINSON, _ia3__egrner F street and New Jersey avenue. * RANULATED, PULVERIZED, AND CRUSHED For ate a WELSH! ee FAMILY FLOUR ‘or sale as low ax any house ‘All goods delivered if fre corner ¢ wr Rbbitt Howse. _seir Ww. GRUPE & SON, CONFECTIONERS, No. 230 mney eee | bet. An side, opposite the Ki Would ape call the cine of their old friends and the lic in seperal to pete = = frell sclectod atock of American and nery, Pound and Plumb Cake, ‘small Cakes of ail Eine ’Gandies, Felten and Ruts of all sorte. con- stantly on hand. Also man Cakes tance Yo cpaer at the ebtatent notte Hee, nis. piace in where you can get the genuine German Cof- foo Cakes Give us a call. W,onvrr & sox, enna, oP deM-tf bet. 1th andinh ste ROCERIES AT A GREAT BEDUCTION. CRUSHED, POWDERED AND AND gS BANULATED » COFFEE RCGATE 18 Lents. COFFEES. 25, 28, 32 and 38 Ce RO. D, 30, 35 and 45 Cent WELtH'S FLOUR pee PRICE, Ss sence 8 J WALL MMES, de 15-Im ner 12th and H'sts, oR THE ‘BEASON, PETITE BOIS. fresh, CHARSPAIAGUS, Tres SARDINDS fren 1) FATE DE FULES GRAS, tresh, cues POWDER CH aud SPANISH OLIVES Bo We BUNCatuee ith and F stroo an 8, _aet7 inder_Kbbitt House. OKRA. Cuore GROCERIES AT REDUCED RATES. Welch's BEST FAMILY FLOUR, at 92.1 per sack SUPEIOn FAMILY FLUGH, & 85 barrel SER MENG sore isa i: ae 32 i > 3 E> : 0 40h and aot n10¢ COFFEE, 5 conta ‘ter gr ma - Roasted ts per pound weak Creed. Powdered, ba Granulated, at 16.cents per A" Coffee SUGAR, at 15 cents per pound Excellent Brown do” at 12% conte per pound. ind a complete stock of first-class Groceries and Christmas Geods, at we aay inveriably bod ere goods dalivered free of charge. en e P. G. HOWSER & CO. Py 32K areit, Ne. _dels-tf Opposite Northern Mark Guay, FRUITS, RICO" 1 CoE es ‘MAROONS. TEACHES, N. W. BURCHELL, corner 1ith and F st del7 Under EUDICT Hous. DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES! Cc. 8. "HARE & SON, GROCERS, 252 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Brrween M ax N. SKE OUR KATES: SUGARS: ED GRANULATED, AND POWDERED OaRUGALS 1S CENTS Pi Pi oUNE, E. Goup BRO N yy = "AND ‘BEST | ia. H's BEST SLY, 2:31 PER SA WEUPERION BUA # Seal FLOUR e775 CHOICE SUUTHERN ee M515 PER OOFFEES BEST) tee aa PVASTED., 40, A selon s. au, E ATIC. OF GeNCin ENT JAVA to which we in’ anit uns CRUEBRATED MINCEMEAT, 20 SHEBRY, MADEIRA and PORT WINES, 82 per BABBIT'S NEW YORK City SOAP, 13 CENTS PROF. HORSEFORD'S at: D_ PREPARA- 10N. 23 PER AGE. 0) dere 44 Pi BOX. BIREUW ORSSSL Agar Gata aR | Fess SATIN GLOSS CEN ee 6. in box) 75 A RRANTS, CIT. RON: PIR abd NUTS of all kinds at em | § ©. 5. @HARE @ SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Berwern M anp H. Frou FLOUBH ‘Recefpts direct from the mill, with orders to sell at ‘Market Estes. BAKERS, ATTENTION Assortment Large! Price Low! ‘TO ALL PURCHASERS. BANKERS, Buy and eel! at current market rates GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVEB. Orders for STOCKS, and BONDS promptly exe- cotet. nee REVENUE STAMPS furnished. L™ 18 JOHNSON & CO., BANKERS, PENNSYLVAN VENUE, 14 AVENUE, CORNER TENTR DEALERS In DOMESTIC AND FORBIGN EXCHANGS. WOOD AND COAL. Bust axp cuxarsst WOOD AND COAL IN TOWN, at STEWART'S, . Wharf, foot, of 1 eiltieces corner Ht and 22th: foot, of Heh prorosaisr FOR STATIONERY. Post Orrice Deranresst, December 4, 1580. Sealed Proposals will be received at ths Post epee oe ees a EY of January, 1570, at 12 at noon, for furnishing Sta foe thie for one year from the Ist Ty. 180. Those unac ied factory testi. onials of ability to faiall contract sets | “All the articles must be of the very best quality. sample o which, containing at least ‘8 ream of each ‘of paper, mist mccom, bid. and the De: it toactven the right po retain ana per for the = at Le price stated offer, or ref them, to epen No Ud will be considered, where the. articles ae- aes it cs ‘net of the kind and quality re- quired Department. and ‘spurious art will sa the entire bid to rection, at ihe sh list «pecifien, as nearly ‘amount, quality, and description of cach Uf abe cinde of articles that ill be erent tet ESTIMATED quanta" WANTED FOR THE ems, CLASS No. 1.—PAPE a) y Tap prised ipeaain faint lined, towvigh not’ iees than I pounds | W ream. 2. Wreame. F. . plain, machine, faint- Uined nod trimmed, ep welgtt not ious than 12 vunds 3. Wreams to weigh not less than 12 4 Qasrto t Post, hi ts fais t- machine, pla lined, three sides, — beatlng a as Post- = master General may direct, per Tem, i reaans bow Double Uap Paper, pisia, per 6. reams Note Paper, large sizo, best quality. Printed heating as Postmaster ‘General may 2 i J Note Paper pli inge size, iy os reams Note Paper, heading as Postmaster General may direct, orcas ‘Note Paper, best quality, small size, . WW reams ‘Envelope Paper, yellow or buff, oy- al. perf . 2) reams Blotting Paper, royal. . BWdozen a Copy Bock, not jess ~~ 1.000 sled cktes large size white Adhesive Envct- Opes, very smooth ag & thick, 9e by 4% a | maar, printed, as the Postmaster Ge iueats re Ei Beker Pm Postmaster Ges per . 15.08 long white or buff rRiPes Envelopes, very smooth aud thick, for letters and circu: Jars, 196 by 3% inches. with hack, cheat thereon’ as the’ P feet, per hundred. 14 small size white Note Adhesive Euvelopss, ober be indred. 2b large tas white Note Adhesive Envelopes, m. sos te letter size white Adhesive Envelopes, por usse3 ig ‘2_PENS AND PENCILS, &c. grows Gillett, beet Metallic Pens. per gross, fic Pens, of other igi ber's best Tak a eee Pencils, raduated, per dozen. . oF" aonen best ed and Blue Lead Pencils, por CLASS No. 3-INK, INKSTANDS, WAFERS, % 12 dozen Inkstands, Raox or any patent, large or small, per dozen. Bs. — I }» cast iron, large, double, per . 28 ‘Potiles Ink, nk, black, best quality, in quart Zz. B Pattee French C € eee Ink. dozen. z. iw Hoover Violet Fluid. 39. ldo bottles David's Carmine Ink, ounce, No. a Bac roa 3 Bd. a. 2) founds "Waiers, common sizes, red, per Pounds Sealing Wax, best extra superfine, scarlet, per pound, CLASS No. 4—CUTLERY AND MISCELLANE- OUS ARTICLES. euknives, & Sons, four buck-horn genuine, per 33. Gdozen Erasers, Rodgers & Sons, ivory han- es ae 4 dozen Office "Linch, per dozen, 4 dozen Office Scissors, per dozen. = eee dozen Silk Ta "Taste, ¢ ‘and widths, in ‘Weights, assorted. per dozen. . dozen Paper . 2) pounds India Rubber, prepared, per ound. | : 8 pounds India Bubber, unprepared, ‘pet | ound. . hi gross Gum Elastic Bands, assorted. 5 (Line pone. linen, pes ae : ‘wine, Cotton, per 6 re Hulere, wahoganj) Tosud oF fiat, per 2ozen Gutta Perch round of flat,per dozen, pierce or beat. por = grintiog: on the face as the 1 ‘Each bidder must furnish with his sample. and but oue ‘simple of cach articke tld ior, | Fe LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. Heat? eee vert wand. DALB, ~ "05 inate. ERBCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW TORK. the BUEKCRLAY bxonento ott y ee. pat i pan Veer at Rescate tate oaLe, fee sa Siew Yock pipicech 8 thea cay BxRE cas phine. — ae A ARES ANDBIA, Scr oi.te Gelb Da Water street, Georgetown, WEDNES- Se RAILROADS. Barrons AND OHIO a Ni prvaert M0) he TOR AN bE a GTON A AXD ng we rok BALTIOM on Leave daily. except Sunday wand 12:45-3 90, 3:40; 6-30, and = FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. Leave daily. except Sunday, at 7 and 9.30 A. m., 63 Wi street, So, "Alen? BETWEEN. 5 eee NE WRGLARAUNE ACARD eo ee] Trains between WASHINGTON. Dive Yors wre now + change a! apy tas extent Sunday Se a, 7 01 12:48 FOR PHILADELPALA. WRAPPING PAPER AND TWINE. Post Orrice Derantvent, Miasuimoron, Don La gy i. ‘this PPoPosats FOR, pavement ‘onl the ae ie i 8; Pp iff iy eases sisSee8 i g Ey i 2 HEC i ‘i a Al ‘The ‘com a Wh article must be tid for, and ho more than one pe ; Le x am for any one careful raat | u hot Tully conforming to this advertisement h bid wills in its pract Will not be considered. rey a be ‘The terms and conditions of the, advertivemont for Syne ‘or ese than "the slattonery area be incorporated ta the contract for | be nde -stalionery, and the head of the Department will, fll caccs, judge whether the artictes tontered by the no epee are of the quality required by the con- Fact The he wy eh isto be furnished as it may be or- dered by the rtment, and at the cout whether the quantities exceed or fall short & those roposal must be slened by the individaal or | soneukion it, and aS for each and ev ule. must spec a any ‘articles nt eet the Department. gales a: onipbogre Ww memes sentra and in case of | wee —— and 3 oot cont warded to ssp and ple of euch aticies an are now wend at ices Tay be seon at the offices sy orat the Blauk Agency of the Post Uffice - B fend " eet oe ete Aney 24 ‘ie ility to cao th th Basen til, ands cats from & postmaster such guarautors