Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1870, Page 2

its rr in Congress. ur. Dy Dake. modified his amendment s0 as to Tead, ‘that should the Jaaettare of said Logg at any time Speaker Blaine’s receptions will be at his residence, 46 15th street, each Friday evening Of the season from 8 to 11 0’clock, commencing Friday, January 1th. Mrs. Bisine’s will be held every Wednesday from 2 to5 p. m ———_-«ee-- At the instance of the Congressional District Committees, a meeting of prominent citizens was held last night to suggest sueh legislation as im their opinion is needed for the interests of the District. Various measures of Distriet im- portance were diseussed with more or less dif- Mr. Thurman said the Senator had been in- ‘iting him for some time to thi Cero ference of opinion; but upon one point there > ee he could start on ‘the war path, but he med to be entire unanimity—the necessity fc Gur, T. ic was afraid. 2 came t te Sore of government for this | . Mz. Drake ee ae District. The plan favored by most present was | ‘he Senator. toa il and ar pp eelpmreny aea & territorial form of government, with one | jican Shales aoukl he dere tuto their aot, House or both elected by the people, and a This amendment, however, was like Governor appointed by the President. It was | cratic tless, decided to call a public meeting of citizens, and of at was that the mover of it would ae Present the draftof a plan of District govern- cling cag ther Se ards wes aah ment for consideration there. It is proper that | acting, in this matter should receive thoughtful conside- | t? ration by the people of the District in order that an intelligent expression of opinion may be reached. Party lines should be ignored, and the Question approached without bias from the in- terests of the “ins” or the disappointments of the “outs.” Is it desirable to substitute for the present conflicting and necessarily impotent jurisdie- 3 his doctrine was werarimen etl oo re but one of eternal protec- | tor for God's sake to g was for eternal puni was eternal salvation for the South that he - manded. Mr. Warner would style the plan of the Sena- usetts, tions in the two District cities and the county, | £F rom Ma-sach ieputiiean' hee was tase one efficient government, clothed by Congress E this matter. Suppose Kee would come | with sufficient power to deal with ail the im- | when the Dei party ah id have a ma- portant matters of District interest which now are hung up in Congressional committee roums, Jority im Congrene and they were to ennos Gon: ndments and compel | States to | ‘and ject them from and are" likely to be indefinitely, solely bee anse to do it. sideaaet secmell ie son | Congress has not time to give them con-idera- monet ng them the ne ‘ad would be | > = cone em tion? Is it not possible by constructin: a new ue ‘Canoes sy bo right ey Mt ° plan of government for Washington. (icorge- town, and the county, to avoid the conceded de- fectsof the old modes; that shall provide fora more economical administration of the finances: a better return for the expenditure of moncy; a better system of checks upon officials; in short, that shall give us the benefits of all the iaproved modes of municipal government, put us on the path of progress, and endow us with some go- toset up Tis Judgment os the stendard Repub- ean stg nid then denounce Senators “who did not agree with him. He (Mr. U.) opposed | this amendment beeause it would ei to con- | cede to a State the right to withdraw its ratiti. | © cation to an amendment, and this he would never admit. Mr. Thurman then withdrew hfs amendment. Mr. Wilson offered as an amendment, in the | nature of a substitute for the whole bill. the bill aheaditiveness and spirit of self-reliance? These | tives b ion Committe, He | Are some ot ‘the questions that present them- | thought there was nothing bard ta his bil. tt | : ; ad been prepared with great care by a com selves for consideration in this connection. mittee of the other House, and lie hoped it ee would be accepted. i IxteRockasie CaNais.— Professor J. E. Nourse, of the United States Navy, has pre- bared and published an interesting pamphlet concerning the Maritime Canal of Suez, com- piled from authentic sources of French, English and German documents, and comparing its re- lations and results with the ship canal across the Isthmus of Darian. The chief object of the pamphlet is to show the still more beneficial results for commerce by navigation through the Darien Canal. In illustration of this, tables of the saving of distance by the Darien route, and the influences of trade-wind and currents of the Pacific Ccean im favor of sailing vessels, are given. These tables, accompanied by statistics showing the trade of England, France, and the United States which would pass through the canal at the present time, if completed, were prepared by the Statis- tical Bureau of the Treasury Department, and are quite important. A heretofore unpublished letter to Professor Nourse, from Mr. Lesseps, Chief Engineer and founder of the Suez Canal, appears in relation to the Darien Canal. Mr. Leseeps says :—- You cannot doubt the interest with which I hear, in every enterprise, of the progress of navigation. I have followed with deep interest everything which has been written | he was chief of a gang organized to rescue the upon the Isthmus of Panama. I have read with | rebel prisoners ore ry Pep 5 that Governor | the utmost attention the report of Rear Admiral | {hari eapieteed ta defeat the county system; | Davis on Inter-Oceanic Canals and Railroads, | platform, and he should vote for him communicated by the Secretary of the Navy to ernor; that one ef the committee who waited on United States Senate im 1867.” Gen. Butler said that when the Gene ss0e- he would take the wordof a he telt for his wate! [ Prince Pierre Bonaparte, the illustrious eul- Prit in the homicide case which now excites | taking spoke of Gen. Butler's great facility for ac- Paris so profoundly, is the fourth child of Lucien Bonaparte (brother of the great Emperer) by Mr. Edmunds could not help what committee | had prepared this bill. It was too much for him. a” perpetually excluded the very men we wanted ct ir. Sanlsbury said the Senator from Missouri | (Mr. Drake] was chagrined on account of the | silence on,the Democratic side of the chamber. He ( Mr.) had been silent, and from shame and mortification to hear this discussion going on as to whether the representatives of Virginia should | be admitted here. Mr. Morton said the Senator from Delaware had described Virginia as the mother and grand- | mother of States. Well, Virginia should’ have behaved herself as a proper old lady, and not | attempted to pull down the family mansion on the heads of her children and grandchildren, aid made it necessary to appoint « guardian for Ber. & memorial which had impressed him very much, and which he believed would impress the Senate. ‘The memorial was read from the Clerk’s desk. It sets forth that the signers, who met in | convention in Washington this day, are Repub- | liean citizens of Virginia; that they are anxious | for her admission, but that they believe that it | is absolutely essential that the test oath should | be voruired of the members of the Virginia Le- gulature; that the result of the last election was secured by intimidation, violence and fraud; that the majority of the Conservative party Virginia still believed in the right of secession; that Gov. Walker was and ix a copperhead; that | M's | juiring spoons. The memorial recites other al- te ind in nature tothe aber - Itis signed by J. P. Baldwin, chairman; William T. ort bis second wife, Alexandrine Lawrence de Bles- | Davis, secretary; obert Norton, B. Hl. Mon: champs. He is a man of desperate courage, and | tague, Bernard Wardwell, Wm. : his propensities are thoroughiv warlike. In 1%92 | Ge0- C- tye ont ate aa da liamson, and several others. Mr. Nye expressed great surprise that Mr. Sumner should have presented a memorial re_ fecting upon his eolicague (Gen. Butler) of the er 2 use. Mr. Sumner said it was not the lan; of memorialists, but of others—of the rebels. Mr. Nye.» Very well; it is a matter of taste. should certainly not "have presented a memo- rial refi imsuch terms upon a colleague of —— in this or the other House. Who ¢ these memorialists? They are sure-headed, disap pointed oftiee-seekers. Mr. Stewart said the committee had looked into these charges of frauds, and they had dis- covered there was nothing in them: He called for the reading of the report of Gen. Canby on the election, stating that it was mainly cou- he came to this country on a visit to his Uncle Joseph, formerly King of Spain, and afterward | went to Colombia, where he served in the army of Santander. Returning to Europe he took up his residence in the Papal States, where he excited the distrust of the Government, who scent a body of mounted police to arrest him. He resisted, and in the melee killed their chief und wounded two of the officers, for which he was long held a prisoner at the Castle of Sa Angelo. Upon his release he came again to thi country, but his restless spirit could not brook idleness, and we next find him fighting with the Pallikascs in Albania. Since then he has taken | aband wherever fighting bas been going on in | ducted fairly. : any part of the world; ending in killing M. Vie~ ‘_ithout farther action, the Senate, at 3:05 p. tor Neir, the other day, in Paris. ——__~-<ee- ‘The committee of the Medical Society of the District im their appeal to Congress in regard to the proposed action taking away their charter, seem to have blundered a little in classing homeopathy amoug the “forms of quackery,” if what we see stated is true, that a majority of the members of Congress are believers in ho- meopathy. HOUSE.— After our report closed—the bill for the admission of Virginia being under conside- ration— Mr. Farnsworth concluded his speech by say- ing: “Justice and Bod f faith demanded the im- | mediate admission of Mr. Paine Wied Seatd that he was willing to ir trial under this bill, and proved faithices he would ar readily her the same legislation that had been 1COT | ve Virginia a fais hén if to The New York Post of yesterday states, bad | — e bill bop tag | bat favored llustrating the growth of homeopathy in this | Sz aeacnentens py ta bl country since 18, when there were about one | journed. hundred physicians in that practice in the United | ‘States, that there are now about 4,000, and that ‘at their Last session fifteen State societies, forty- seven county or local associations, eighteen hos- pitals and asylums, twenty-nine dispensaries and | infirmaries, seven colleges and twelve journals | reported. Iv Nor Wuy Nor?—The New York Commer- | cial puts this pertinent inquiry :—Suppose the THE LIVING MACHINE. the main spring ofa watch and every por | tion of the works becomes disordered. The human stomach is to the human system what that elastic piece of metal is to achronometer. It influences the action of the other organs. and contro toa certain extent, the whole living machiae. ‘The comparison | may be carried further: for asthe weakness or other | imperfections of the main spring is indicated on the | face of the timepiece so also is the weakness of other i disorder of the stomach betrayed by the face of the | invalid. ‘The complexion is sallow or faded, the eyes | are deficient in lustre and intelligence, and there is | aworn, anxious expression in the whole counte- | Bance which tell as plainly as written words could do, that the sreat nourishing orcan whose office it is to minister to the wants of the body, and to sustain and renew all its parts, is not poriorming iteduty. It requires renovating and to accomplish this end Hlostetter’s Stomach State of Delaware, the Eastern Shore of Mary- Bitters may be truly said to be the one thing needful. land, and Accomac county, in Virginia, into a | Pimple ga pat bopper dog ry Bew State, to be called “‘ Chesapeake.” If this | : me is effected, the upper part of Maryland might | $M! strengthened. snd this is beac Rieke oil at_the same time take the name of “ Garrett,”— | or, for euphony’s sake, that of “ Baltimore and | pepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigestion. — | itstands alone. When the resources of the pharma- | Coperis have been exhansted, without, at best, doing the complaint, “what Ras trehevs been to each other.” +eee- An effort is now making to consolidate the ‘Most capacity last evening, it being Miss Bate. man’s first appearance in her great role of “Mary | effects a perfect and permanent cure. In all cases of Warner,” in which she made a deep impression, disordered, and some of the audience subbing audibly. The | "poe this important gland, as well as upon the peice, which is adomestic drama of considera- | Stak, sauiog uaarrasreeene Sen ble merit, will be repeated this evening. | eretive and etnias renee oes Mr. Greeley’s salary a8 editor of the New York | fw Sov eels ret, ‘Tribune has been raised to $10,000 per annum: | Fey. At the annual meeting of the stockboiders a day A “is is of importance. Ui BLICAN (an _ aaa > BEADQ'RS GRaxo reported bong to the House of Representa- yesterday pre i | Whinky | Also, Californin: Winess Au . ing i 's, (laughter, Anos the committee also | | pee ATION ee payment on cach share 92.99. : eter cack share @90, Sciminal value the Association 120 months. Alt prodte sore tt Hockbelders prs rata. at ages cent. = funy (tock forfeited, "Fane re ‘a loan of Suzy operative jeetings for macro Bo} ma3 stock EVERY SAT- UnDAR a piecund’ monthly’ payment ‘Or duce SATURDAY, 4 ‘Applications for stock and for information can be Siguatures, to Constitution. con be ren. to cities of the Secretar JOR jall-colm ‘BOSS HORSESHORRS ARE lege CRT at7h o'clock, at A. Ket door ages street, No. gy ons or — rtance, Mia irae 7 Oraer THE PRESIDENT. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ; desire to acknowledge the kindness of my friend, Samuel Strong, Erq.,in cantioning the public against save he will not be responsible for there as proponterensh crefore regard it as rene in friend Strong ts sesume. that his responsibility + any possible consequence in relation to any work Gone by me. As there te no law £9 prevent mec Peapect/ully ark The patrenage of aerate ie tbe | parties Feapectiully ark the 4 work uf re numbering thelr Bevasee M. T. PARKER, House, Sign, and Decorative Painter, No. 55 Louisiana avenue. HEV. BARNET MATHIAS, the known Second. Advent lect i ence & course of Lectures in oe ee Eerect Presbyterian Church on SUNDA of January at 7 o'clock p.m 0) RS OFFICE, Wasmyurows Die Gr dauary 1sm. ATER RENTS for 190 rw de and tpayatile at this office. If not paid this month. the law rest Water to be wir ep with Weeete 8 ‘Matt bey be AXES “2 Tist of property on which any one due installment of water tax nd laying water- mains) shall renin unpaid on the of Bebruary | next will then be ie Galleon of Taxes for ares enneat ok ee i epried hy law. ter istrar. “S eeipeee 3 OFF asntxutox: D fotice is hereby giyen that on SATU. wary 1-20. will expire all Ticenses given b bth Feraticn of the city of Washington t» Hucksters, ers, Bill eaters Butchers of the several Keepers of Dogs, Corporation Hicenscs expiring on said date must be promptly renew Deposits for Licenses to th corporation are now rsa SO typ lave made with the City Collector ‘by whom a cer- | fate will be given, upon which ihe City Rugioter | will fsene the Heense. JO} Coe desl- 10 Seley Roster. ENEWER AT SEVENTY price we offer chevalier'ss Mt om an Maignol i x riot Hostetter's Bitters, We. As go wl pon ae ula Sree i eae A | Baecetele $1 per acne Fk con oe st ew CANCE: DOCTOR in the worl, i Vashington from the Ist to the 7th of Pe jn SERVIC ES UNITARIAN er ’ iton dopa Sr atnta mand m. Sunday Schoo! at of the Throat and Li bys Gravel, Gleets iver come ee Bot Pata |, Scrofula, fi . ast ‘aM : De- Bis a, Wale atc Barice pe ensos of Partial Eye, Bl Bicod at a 8.D. GRANT,’ 235 TO THE GRE "ill now sell, the “EST Panis GLOVES at $1.90, LEE, TIS’ Matket Space, Ascoriment of HUMAN au TATEATION Hx if = : HINGTON. J Tux CoPaRTSEISHIF eg NG. Jx., & BRO. IMs aRy dincoled by a co ¥W vot CaiENG. Ja., ‘The UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE siougtuminess uuder the name and style of W. A. YOUNG & BRO., heir own account, and are stone authorized to settle all tes account th the late Jain. 1, 1900, _fja3-6t"| JAMES Youxe, BArsecrtcey NOTICE, sg dee yao ayral ny NER & MUEVEN who ay have pr ceed their chats: You are hereby notified pppear ore the Court of t District of Pinmbia, ei sitting in Bankruptcy, on th: of January. 1570, at 10 a.m at thet ty tast Wasi on clay D, wiry a discharge from all his ds not be granted to said €.G. MUEDEN. & You are alee treed ont the Second an eRe ‘came nce ad a o'clock m. Benes ane ALEX. sane. U. 8. Marshal of D. 0... as Mose: Ja rsa Teat—R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. ee joyment at boanest tomoments. Business ne ersons of either sex ¢nel ©-cloel oo aee unparalleled offer: fo ~— as are not well tailed, we ‘will send eirk the aay of writing. Full irs, Valaabie sans ‘will do to commence a Soy The Pe Pa, Lite Compan of ieee Pry ar by ere i you wan “ite wires ae "ALLEN # CO” ‘au, le or pee Smb on, and Mass & HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGANS. inst received three New RGAN8, with Vox Humans 3. 2 nf a. N vat Andre tsimaice Thom at the ware rcomeat W "e. EROTT S & CO. jal3-6t x ETaEROTE Sa einway's Pianos. iat ERDOK Brag 7 “TION brs 2. y = sametress in carese ities BOs tk Comeoain rigmachiae. i fashington. Comes te BERZBERGS res, OFFICE, Vv ANTED—X jood, steady ae as Sas. ae rar NORTH, ae at LANG'S Hotel, Georgetown. First-clace Between 433 and 6th me Gh strecte, fimmediatelyiin rear of ingen mS mederate. 1 semi ines oa ed in ‘ae oon on h best 4 ors and Segars, &c. it M Matches, Diamonts and Worchamliseot ve o votive " ‘most liberal {is ety no chet conargted Sake ee pier eas ERS ARE DISPO.» papa ‘OLD STOCK, STRASBURGER BEOS., opened a large assortment of new BOUTS AND 8HVES, ANTRD—To hire = DINE CARTS with +f woe W.WAYDENS 317 Fsteet FEMALE OOPYIST DESIRES LOY A MENT, ent is bine El to write for sna — = 3a 12-3" ANTED—By « your young woman a SITUATION either to nurse or oows te Bety, neat sewer. No objections, to the coun! ferences: given. Please cail at No. 343. F etreet es Ist W ANTHDA8Y @ colored man_from the = is a first-class waiter, a ‘SITUATION te ina Of privsia feaa aoe ” Please add and ao an merry 1 Set SITUATION to waitin pot eau cemeeggnaene meet "a a o i mr TRASTCRORR BROS. ya ee New 906 SEVENTH ‘STREET, ANTED 8 WOMAN to dogeneral housework. jal2-tf pp | Wsoet to No. $6 south @ street, ean = MILLINE NG ‘Rooms. | seem NTED—A HITE WOMAN to cook Great Reduction And iron for a, private family. Apply. MILLINERY 7 ar 355 I street, between 13th and Atl Jall-St LADY CAPABLE OF 7 ACHING THE At MRS, J.B. SPENCERS A whthoh Seman 330 desires a SITUATION in a ane ivaele avenue, on femily or school in: the South or W ween Sth and 1th strects. — _jal2-Im™ jal a" Beek AND Jos Printing ANTED—A lady, recently arrived from Paris, and Promptly Executed, wishes a SITUATION ii Washington in a pri- BY H, POLK MHORN 800. ee [3 is ial21y _ Dstreet, between 6th and 7th streets. s arP ed Address care neDD. a ‘ SUPREME COURT oF ike DISTRICT OF 7s REVOLVERS, Remington Samuel Bevan and others Bpencers, = In good of, bad order Focket Pistols, James W. Senta and on proper rege etavatits ot the fond edi into Garb by a OLD Gon tnd SILVER WANTED. potty Biccuiver he Sultan ered i trom. he Ww ANTEED—An experienced Bre motiied te appeszand a ee Barden on shares. Good Tofgrenee regi ca ZURSDAT RTs the. detent Ry eolocks | ae29 awsw Oxi itor. Ppt he o M. BURLEY, dispose of th FUuNTECE ‘without No. 620 J STRERT, NORTHWEST, EEN, SOS" Peaa' aaa Wasninoros, D.C. S27 Military Bounty Land Land Patents, or Certificates at the highest market prices, chive in the worl OR ines Ag skirt and Corset Factory, 518 7th street, be Two BEAUTE i mt STN TINGS, and E. = 3 “MOZART PERFORMING ON THE PIAN ANTED—To reat or bu ‘OF rent with pri “BEETHOVEN PERFORMING ON THE Ok hasing. from ONE TO TEN AUHESO LAND, D. bnproved red, near W OSEFORE THE COURT OF VIENNA. Wi Wanna ING ie Rahn the iE jest terms. For ite simplicity and molse- my working, it is Pronounced the best Sewing Ma- —- and price, A. B.C. Fmt Now on exhibition at the Piano and Music Ware- 8. JUST PAYS, FATR ASH Tooms of OHN ¥. ELLIS IES’, GENTS AND 306 Peaneyivania avenue, near 10th st sedox. P HAND i GLUTHING. UN! jall-st {Rep,Chron.} ING, BOOTS, nei ae. 41 2 oe tween D and streets thi ‘door | AO cosT To RENOVE OUR LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF Dey ‘Ubristian Association’ Building. NB ty Mai! Promrtly “Attended To. USB om Capitol Hill, one square at rooms b.C. BICHOLS. —jal3.3t™ RASANT LODGING ROO FoR RENT Co east. between orth. 3. fre Pusat — nl Ricken end tue beens ELcuss For new » Apply at 350 Estrvet. between $3. Sie by SOR RENT—HOC aE ‘@ street, pear the Pa wither Y. avenue and H at ron RENT OR LEASE F funites walt from arate cae hae | wire at HOFFA S337 Roaeericamias So = Inquire at i. HO plondia wens, . beautifal F nom FP. PARLORS rou eax sSar aa wa Abpiy to W FR, om pe Bed OOS fer scat Saesther or erper orewer, sur, Deeweee Bd ond Ge streets; room, for two $40, ae LEGANT AND A ACTIVE Sal be WRERIEEERS ro FOR SALE for sale three beautiful four-story BRICK pweitings o8 G street, between 9th and lth twolve rooms, water and gas. ‘OR RENT OR SALE—Small M. aaa PLACE. Fs aden » bath-roe 3 acres, ining B' arg. large ioraiere aonsee farunces. che jveot. ar se Dwei y-F renee, hot and cold water, y windows amd the a a cot Sates f wetth wrwithvut stab od Node rent Scooarsiete Macteit JOSHUA WHITNEY & 00. Brokers “Eau TIFULLY LOCATE SOR RENT—FURNISHED yo SKE; nine rom EAT FOR SAL) F tndern im ments. Wb street, a gtmnnd in Vi ios = Sere ‘cont ms Fees RENT—Two ime lange ST Stone ROOMS on Tue street weet, betwen orth, niesly fitiad tor @ ee tel tee ek BF Forman “Fue ts ome ot ‘the’ beet 7th . ire B26. ite Apply to ‘kinkotes, Wii Bs PRILIF- 30" 26 La avenue F ae P. BROWN & SON, — thrifty, rt ‘pt garden, DOUBLE HOU: SB. containing room, 16x15 each; 1 cl room, kitchen. servants’ room. store reom ,_ 2 pantries. bay window to room; front and back =. double filtering cistern with force. iP. Latrobe stove in Sang Foe: stable: cow carriage shed: henery; horse and bi wagon: cow. (No. 1 giving 5 agricultural tons manure: 3 toms al: 400 ticles. Everything in — a 000. 4 ©. W. COOKE, 913 F street, Ape Washington. D. FPO2 BENT Pear ROOMS over the store corner f 16th and L ats. Inquire at the store. )12-3t ‘OR RENT—A SMALL HOUSE on East Capitol | cesar A Sart east: fine locati Bent in ad aire No. 9, next door. S123 graedanomcbyemlc York avenue and 15th Street. FIRST-CLASS xEW FASHIONABLE RES IDESCE. all ochre ns tebed; will be sold ta nly Fare Cat olega ‘ ood. and other ar- ‘ine condition. Prise for the ated ote ag vultre of roses would Ao soll toed be Fouma eleewhero. “Appiy on the pre- « Sienna ae ca OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE with six rooms and pacnage, von Kaw Soneer avenue, 3d door south F 2F KUOMS, nae and of K st aey ‘next ‘per month. Ap C larg, new and hand> ancly farm piv at 307 M ct between St and Gtk ie a mor any de Fu, aa UNFURNISHED RooMs ork a iy 353 Feanaylvetia oven, caue, betwn, FUGUE FOR BENT-FORNITCRE FoR SALE beuse contains 1 roma, cowly oni > furnished {1 style Price Fre RENT STORE and DWELLING, cora-r | jumnitare $SaWcash, Inquive at Mer oes, wos spinita the Weorern Mat Qe BENT Pour FRAME woUs TREAT. cer between Rand Tat and five pply JAMES W. BARKER. 433 H wroet, betwen ute ron a three stories, back build ‘and cellars, BRICK DWELL. prewed brick frouts, with marble windew beats ai? sitle, bi ficne bare and stops; marble mantels: gua. bot ter in bath room and kitchen, b GOODS ‘must be sold at onre, ax we have vacate our present store ina Sigs sre We shall offer at Cost, from s date. our exten- Aiyf, nesortment of Black and choeaas itks, Satins, el LOST AND FOUND. FOUND—A DOG. The cwner will prove aa dial/omaeaY charaee. Addrem MEGATHERIG L ST—A pair ot GOLD SPECTACLES, meri 4.2! reward will be paid if left at the Receiver's Office, W. and G. R. SUPPOSED TO HAVE Bi ®S nesday evenings at or uear We pea refer rather to sell these Goods for LEs8 TRAN cost than to incur the expense and trouble of con: veying them elsewhere. Most of our stock has been purchased since the great decline in prices, and we are confident of being able to please all who are in search of bargains. 7 We wonld also mention that onr bills have deen rendered. and we hope our friens and patrons will oblige us with an early settlement. JOS. J. MAY, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, it between 9th and l0th streets. from the setting ofa sleeve button.« ST "AME, with cutting of horse and rider. 4 will bs Ys for same If left at th: «Lore Suixe, and the bo: finder: will be liber led by leaving it at The Evening Ser street brid; jal _betwee GTAMPED WITH INITIALS. e 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 PUT UP IN A NEAT BOX FOR 75 CENTS, Sent by mail postage free. Fine French, English and American STATIONERY and Mercantile and Bankers STATIONERY. PRINTING, BINDING and LITHOGRAPHING. VISITING, WEDDING and | RECEPTION CABDS ENGRAVED. All the NEW BOOKS received as *oon as published HO TOOK THEMUDSON BAY belonging to another, from the Lone oh ty sinect. or raat suitable Pr aire n mitrete ‘turned t eer sites ahha yt gor youn oi roving ard ra ccliarges, He Ee rty. Pu. <a TO M N THE 25ru OF 4 Devs meer ne Di iviFEEA very poor. The owner is requested to come forward, pro’ OYE es Fs charges and take her away. roan ELL, lth street east, between Ped nue and K sireet south, Navy Yard. Jal 3t OST —On the 2th ipstant, ladies’ mall PORT. MONNALE, contifining about ir Consisting of | ne just issued. Is and e writer. insid ader will fecsive # liberal rowtrd by eddreeing S BROWN & SON, corner New York avenue at at PHILP & SOLONON'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL * BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, 322 Pennsylvania avenue, jal between Sth and 10th streets. 10 PER CENT, OFF FOR CASH! OARD—A gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen, J BOARD ina sree family in Goorge = at this office. deat F EN ROOMS FOR ae without BOARD. at No.4 near Sd. Boarding at T-CLASS, AE PI hen TH 'RONT BOOMS, to be had ea reasonal at 215 I street: bet, 17th and As almost evagy one is ¢: most of the pub! ices. and a scarcity of mone who have it to plaining of hard times is reasonable that those 7 So should wish to get the benefit of it; as lesirous that our stock should be very ight b ty the middle or last of Febru- ary, (our usual time for taking inventory.) and wish- to convert all goods wo possibly can into ORsit peevions to that “tine, wo will allow a dis. count ¢ ‘OCK and FIXTURES of a ied Store, lousted a Arlington. a SOR ALBA large GREY HORSE, TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR F Ol SALB—A large GR x forall goods that are sid for at the time of pur- | work App! ly to JOSEPH SP! chase, until further me not ¥ hes hose whe ave been in ‘the habit of dealing with e have one of the largest stocks Cc PACNDRY F FIXTURES OF A FIRST-CLASS ‘OR SAL L hat we inst ti LASS Goons ever kept in this mar our Regt Dusiness nteietiy upon the ONE I PRA AR 6 SYSTE! —_ = of goods being soatel in —— ‘h no deviation ix allowed. OR | SALE That Seateety located store known ormay be confidently: relied the “TEA HONG,” situated on. mth, atree on, AND WILL ONLY BE MADE FOR CASH. | pear 'Penn'a avenste tostther with STOCK an FIXTURES, now doing a fine business. For terms, W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., &e., apply at the store mere . E—A o BAY HORSES « 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ioe ae of handsome BAY Ho and spirited. Also. Double ate kets, Afghans, fc Also, eenall H. eit, SS Winder jalott Botwoen 9th ant 1th strecte. HE UNDERSIGNED Pes BEEN AP. AP- T hinted by tie ower J°8 WHEELER & to. their poo me = dangle to settle up the affairs of said firm, notice that he will attend at his Tenhienee, Not 100 9th street, near Massachusetts Pip ie See a lated ix ddbted to said Apts are vounested te neile batwich ith the undersigted horined ingle ditto, Blan~ arringe: Apply to Colonel uilding, Seventeenth 3 OnSATI —A GROCERY doing o goed cash tsi. ness; stock less than $3.00; for cash oul: arene A. B.,at this office. Reason for selling, stegine | = with the +s Who alone is wut} to use the firin HOPKINS, Fe: SALE ‘A DRUG STORE, with ea . central part of city. ‘Awexcellent Jebel Atiorney in fact of J. B. Whosler'& Go. Fitts: central part @ Meat ‘Terms eas; > esti Stock. Price $1,300, Address A.B. ashingon, jal Mewar HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF BEAL LACES, CLOAK VELVETS, QEADWOHL, 11407:h stroet- Between L and est side, buys and sells all kinds of Ladies. Genta abd C hildrens haat me I spreads, sheota ke. Any note by tailor otwsrwise prompty attended to. Jal-ly™ Ty HIGHEST. CASH PAID LADIES, Saspeht Manette es Rhode Island avenue, bet. ith rs BRICK RESIDENCE k Building, containing 14 rh convente Situated 2 + ou the nortn side of F streat Sian Rapions Dox and Tth strects, “Inquire of J.” We BOT BRO.. P bet. 9th and 10th sts Fok SALE 08 RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE = on west side of 7th street road, mear General Howard's. Gold on oc tt ned tern WIGHT, 517 M atrent, SEVERAL ERG ELL BOUMS FOR RENT, Ss street. with BOARD. FPR BENT Teo comt FURNISSED ROOMS on first fi meds ments, convenient to F street cars ‘. new hotel. Inquire 316 Tstreet. — ocdi-enif PGR SALE, OR RENT 100 SEG74 aint between G and H; heat. furnace. Rent Inquire of GRU. 8. PARKER. = Pomalande at we, and remainder ‘terly pay ments. will purchase a, desir Threeetors HOUSE: pressed -brick front; contain bath -reom te + and gas through ing 2d and Md storh streets, northwest. EW HOTEL TO LET, FURNISH 1502, 1504 AND 1500, THESES T STREET, PHILADELPHIA Jost built. » fret-claw house ‘and location, 5 month. rooms, arranged en suite, with water cl w Cte stand and bath. fire-gratesand mantels to each POR SALE—Twe new BRICK DWELLING halls, billiards. har, office and parlors heated witli HO! Gay's steam, = town, ‘Terms'easy- Apply to N CRUMP. Buia 269 Pa. ave. __1731 Chestnut greet SOR REN second and third STORLES of —The Be bein ht Se gg or DAN L B. CLARKE, = a oe mig THREE-STORY AND BASE Hing. situated on Riewanth. be s0N Swoon Gand IL, west side, “Inquire ou the premises, PERSONAL. fai a por RENT=SE CRNISHED & Lani AND GENT! apc: f ed ote OFT from! the “Capitol t, Millinery. Perfume wont vivania avenue, b F 3 RE LENDIDLY FU Parlors and Bod-rooms. & ire! im bath room: etal Ladies hairdressing Promptly attendey 3al0-6 I O NOT DESPATE Us Tit YoU HAVE SEEN ON 4) street. a tow OLD DR. DARBY h of the Fs RE E Hous. in Washington Building. co 7 wireet ane ‘ennsyivania avenue. Apply to SEMMES. Seaton House. rs Jall-Gteod” MURRAY & SEMME: {OR SALE—-AT A GREAT SACKIFICE—ONE one E ner Tth ont ski vreician im the city, Tor the treatment ol fal a of those highly desirable 3-story pressed Brick | Chronec, Diseases and e pia rimmed with marble, containing wine | fancy oa te guaranteed lendid colar, gas. water, Wat © | pomitite. ‘Ladies suffering from Irregular closets, sewerage, &¢.. Street, opposite it. Aloy Seered an immediate cure in all cor sius’ church. at (one ‘thousand ‘doll dess thi day and night Santi only, Flom cash and $a) a month ti "hr owner declines housek: And (heref. u BROTHERS, ee 271. seems Pennsylvania » —. Give ‘strict personal attention to Dasin nese vHN C. Cox, J PEACE, orresiz Mikewoon, Between Heh and 12th streeta, - LES D 455 tuk Neirset@ntwren Dand BE. ‘The most skillful amd oldest establiched sAvertie- sich treatment of FEMALE COM- «Ladies suffering trom he strictest confidence in him. argioe ema lendid property at th above fictitice The house isin exceltemterdet a if 86400, and is a great bargain. roxt 2 = = a i BUNKER, jati-st F& RENT-—BRICK HOUSE, N street. It contains ten C hot and cold water: ee Apply to RILEY SH Georgetown, D.C. ba e. ith baad whecleright shop, and of tae good well Beni ts onthe Ee — 9 Rc. C. COX, ALSO, FOR REN c. a Two BRICK HOUSES and large § Heherene ne 50. 389 1 street, moar loth ane Pa ao Utice No. 252 F tree 4033 FOR RENT OR LEASE, PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, FISHING LANDING ond come SE: for gah- P¥ oy mass ee ing, on the Potomac river, near Fort Washingt, Soe Wak deena ae ga ome sctss~How to live and what ee tor cete:—How to live aud what ta live tor, farity at FE ag wed: Disease thin ee Pullosophically oPecket vohessee, con actaing chess Bi sactares will be forwarded to patie nnable to artend._on recelgt of {rar stampa, by addressing SEC” RETARY New York se oly Av Science, 613 Broad a itd . known cy ead Hill Fishing ee Maryland si: Apply to 8. JOHNSON. jas-im* ae Pp + Bs and th ote OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1218 N street north, bet. 2th = y ih ats. west, Containing 6 rooms. Inquire next door. Also, = Aeoal a south west corner 20th st. west and M hext doce or at W wi. MOrnERPORD 3% Store. 1217 E hort! FURNISHED 3 = UNF for rent at 195 7th brea between N 7 ‘hing i verycheap. [abt] SAMES Ht, SIMP: RrAP THis: "PO BENT—Two lar, ec til BOOMS; are | IC wT T pice: private gutrtnoes eed isatie CHRONIC DISEASES for ai tlemen or office om a ate bela are avs, one square north of iets OR KENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED Eoons Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. Pend ean story hotee mumbered 30%, south wide ennsylvania avenue, near t. terms i enquire at No. 310, oue door west ” jakontt® Leven dew gb bgt Dynamic Age ype PER MONTH FOR A PLEASANT SUITE remain ina the ool all win. $503 4 py PARL! ‘Good boas office from the vad Hoiet lew York av., betwoen ay 1306 G gtreot, betwoes Lith = JO PRES, L a e Watts Wer: | c Zarige: Ones aes coordi = i: ; * ward Building. No. 1008 # Hchurrivanivavenne, Bt % ein, Piles, between at imishad Limbs, Bihar no an Cw ooDw cqknees, and many other . ENT—STO! =F SWELLING S corner of are invited ha ‘and 12th strost west. Good = Sears sents moderate. Apply to Mr. A FORSTER sent oot | FANYON: cain = 3. 3. MAYS ay PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, @ Tenta Btreets. .000 WORTH OF BEST PARIS VES ARE sriecon LING A’ Coste ah 7 OUR nanan AnD’ ELEG 4 ane yen! a8 Lie SOFC as we pete 4 3.5. MAY. (0G AND CATTLE _Foop. RB SALE—A ca aree gona VEG! TABLES, for eed o— pa 3 peta w iar onsges OE PBHRETEL re : ess Tenigi souiione roaroens 8 psn porae: te Pane ees pescmas &@ MOHUE, COB, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND lirusr. List Gr Nee. BOOKS: THROUGH NIGHT PROBLEMA’ FomBes RENT—HOUSE No. 160 K = Tur IMPORTANCE OF HEALTR. celtar; large ding om back of lot ale and Pane: Noos Penta. trgnent dor, or career ju with peal oe a ome hes ENR Epes rh 1 oa nie ath ~ CO BICHER: | “RG eve fing in those Pisa Bac wet | ice, Tettors, Eeiches (NEW) | com ae, Avert by SAMARITANS ROOT HERB JUICES, eae gtr com om L. of Fore aa