Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES........ Editor. WASHINGTON CITY: ment of a Governor, Secretary, and Council by the President, with the advice and consent of tLe Senate; and a House of Assembly and Del- gate in Congress elected by the people. ‘The design of the committee in drafting this Measure, seems to have been to secure for the People of the District full representation by making the offices of Assemblymen and Dele- gate in Congress elective, and at the same time to reserve for the Government a voice in Dis- trict affairs through the appointment of the Governor and Council, such as will justify Con- gress in surrendering to the Territorial Govern- ment of the District the power to legislate upon Distriet matters, reserving to itself withal the Tight to repeal or annul any acts of the Territo- rial Legislature not approved. This enlargement of the powers of the Dis- trict government is really the vital part of the Dill. Any change in the mode of government here is worthless if it does not secure this fea- ture. It is not that our officials are corrupt or inefficient that the affairs of the District are in their present unsatisfactory condition; but it is in the fact that with their present limited pow- ers they can do absolutely nothing. It is not their fault, nor that of the People, that our ave- Dues remain unpaved; that the canal is useless and pestiferous; that the old market sheds dis- stace Pennsylvania avenue, and that Pennsyl- vania avenue disgraces the city, or rather the Government. It is not the fault of the authori- ies or the people of the District that the wretch- ed old jail biights the centre of the city; that the river channel is filled up, and that the miasmatic fats south of the President's House are not filled up. It is not their fault that we have no rail- Toad facilities, do not own a foot of rail,ora single brick or board iti any railroad «tructure. At is not their fault that a ckeck is put upon in- dustry and enterprise by fossil laws received as legacy from Maryland, and which that State has long ago repealed for herself, but which Still remain an incrbus upon the District, because Congress has not time to deal with them. In all these matters the District would very Speedily work a reform if she had the power. But she cannot straighten a line in the zig-zag canal, or touch a venerable shingle upon the Inoss-covered roof of the market-house, or fill up & rut in Pennsylvania avenue, or clean a gutter in frontof a Government reservation, or Temove a spoonful of the sacred soil of the river fats, or subscribe a dollar to build railroads, ©r for an industrial exposition, or to encourage manufactures, or any other work of progress, without the consent of Congress. We are dependent upon Congress for permis- sion to move hand or foot, and, most unfortu- nately for us, Congress never finds time to give that permission. Congressional District Com- mittees prepare and digest measures of District interest every year, but perhaps for an entire session the House District Committee, for in- Stance, will fail to get the door long enough to Press asingle measure of any importance. If they do sueceed in getting a District bill before the House, « single objection by a prejudiced or uninformed member will send it to etognal limbo. Of the large number of bills in the hands of the District Committees at the last Session but four got through, and these were of the mast trifling and mconsequential character. ‘The members, impatient to get up their own business, will not give time to a District bill, the consideration of which leads to any debate what- ever. They say: Why should we, who have to legislate tor thirty millions of people, and are required to deal with great national attairs, be called upon to give our time to Petty municipal legislation, questions of street paving. market houses, &c., & And why Should they? They frankly admit that they have no time to post themselves upon District affairs, in order to act upon them intelligently, and no time to act upon them if they were Posted. Every member we have conversed with on the subject concedes the utter ina bility of Pongress to give proper attention to District mat- ters and their disposition to remit their consid- eration to any competent authority in the Dis- trict. This, then, being the condition of affairs, and the disposition of Congress, the question rises in what way shall this transfer of authority be | & made, and how shall the legislative and execu- tive body of the District be constituted. Sena- tor Hamlin, Chairman of the Senate District Committee, expresses himself very decidedly in favor of a Terri il form of government for the District, and the Citizens’ Committee, after going over the whole ground, come to the same conclusion. The result of their labors in draft- ing a plan of District Government will be pre- sented at a public meeting this week for the meeting will bring forth @ full expression of Opinion, and an agreement upon some detinite plan of action; to be followed up by a long pull @ strong pull altogether in its behalf. If any better plan than that presented by the com- mittee can be found, let it be adopted; but by All means agree on something, and then act. +02 Important Decision 4s To Tux Ixcome Tax. An important decision was rendered last week in one of the Pennsylvania courts in Philadel- phia regarding the Income tax and the powers Of the assessors. The points of the counsel for ‘the defendant Mr. Doll who was prosecuted for Fefusing to deliver his books to the assessor Of his district, were decided to be well taken, and he was released from eustody. a On Friday the Minnesota Legislature ratitied the Fifteenth Amendment, and on Saturday | similar action was taken in the Mississippi Leg- islature. Twenty-five States have now given their assent. Ohio will shortly be the twenty- sixth, and but two more are needed. lowa, Ne- Dbraska and Rhode Island, are certain, making | at one more than neccessary. —+202e- The’ admirable speech of Mr. Kilbourn, on District affairs, at the Exposition meeting Sat- urday night, should be issued in pamphlet form, and sent to every member of Congress. It pre- Sents & most convincing array of facts in regard to the disadvantages under which the District labors in its present relatious to the General Government. —+22e-—_____ From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have | the following batch of fresh reading matter :— Putnam's Magazine for February, Madame De- morest’s Mirror of Fashion and Frank Leslic’s Lady's Magazine for the same month, and Har- per's Bazar for January 2. ——+ee-—_____ Perhaps the most attractive and useful article } in the way of an almanac ever issued in this country is the Public Ledger Almanac, issued by George W. Childs, Philadelphia. A copy was Presented by Mr. Childs to every one of the eighty-five thousand subscribers tothe Ledger. ——-<ce-__ To tue Porst—The New York Telegram of Baturday evening says: advocates of a oo Sk Leet soe measure » eee Be with persistency: without hav: ‘thrust: list to gratify a Western city’s ambition. eratiin of our citizens. We trust that t sufficiently oppressed by taxes and burd=ns { ‘@ millions on our tax | i ;ABLE—Prince her yt BY C. aware > ae coms, ee iejallowed trom is “Rein wal ive & — gara’h i eee ee Slee bone teneab Paris, in the i doen | fench Senate om satarday.y] as the a arot of Rochefort, bat the acqi wie MEN IN NEw Yo! general German trades- ison foot. cin a orkingmen’s ‘3 unions generally are moving ployment of State convicts by ‘ontractor s. ——_--e=--_____ poeccaccaneanl S7Philadelphia has taken to brown stone J. 3.MaAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, Oe Weaiee cee 2 AVENUE, sen Ninth and Tenth Se RORIVED, a0 and will be exhibited to- 7 jan. th,) 200 dozen {resi mute, | sa ‘pans KID GLOVES, es Lap ener and colors,with — two pe bat with our entire stock offered. th fom se Whack on af signed slike, ane Be stat Domestics, Oaitcos, ben er, are mee" Get ices of cost, as we are Let pelos Sei bur ITY OF DAVENPORT, 10WA. commons due F 1, 1870, on the Bonds of he Stee re a Tore vill be paid ato a Si that te peti ville, ra for of & pat- hale ; 1356,hand passa ae th day Rezee- for'an exten 8. es USITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, D.C. Jani ‘On the tion apt SEM ON INGERSOLL, lyn, B nog for the extension tent ed to ne 15th day of April, 1856, or an ay and Cotton Presses: Rime ee hat, the jeatimony in the case be of March next; that the bel ned he thd of March meet and that mn ny said petition be hoard on the sith day of March next, Any person may op} extension. Bencres FISHER, pee is, ioner of Patents. ied with Pebbles rue Evasicit eee and other Spertactes, by merely ay Swertng a fee questions. fronts for tine residences, because the white uiar- bie requires too much scrubbing. “E?-Siriet orders have been given th Re siav Empire to prevent : ov ‘he «ontversary of the seris, which ocents February 27. s7-The Chatelet Theatre, Paris, “realistic” play, in which a real loc issue, propelled by steam, and will dr containing le BANJO zavene BY B. J. BURNELL, formerly of New po city. Also, fine-tened ox made to order. Inquire of SAM. S.G. BAR Bove, T, Bookseller. Sterner: and Musical Anstru- meut Deale Det. “THERE 18 NOT A HIBITION the United States in which the worth of one He Rer GREE Seog than at the WHITE: GALLERY ever? erening, Any persn rfectly satisfied with hie invostmont can receive his money back by asking for it. NATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY “oP THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.—The Hint Merting of the National Medical Society of the of Columbia will be held on TUBSDAY T, January 1s, st th of the Secretary, 12: Wth et. (jal7-2t"} THE LATE PRE LL LN AND GENRiAL MeCLELLAN Is comnts atthe Battle of Antietam, photographed, by pe mission, on the spot, and the same thrown up to mat evening at the Whitehurst ill say that this pfeture of ssion, can —and this is only about ore- the Exhibition. a ABLE OF THE NEW ENGLAND so- 3 — There will be « Sociable of the New ty TO-MORNOW (Tuosday) EVEN- Do ellows' Hall, 7th street, Deveson ase boas. i that all A good time is expccted. It is il members will be Present with their and ouch others $e desire to ioin E. B. FRENCH, President. 8. E. FAUNCE, Secreta: Jal? REPUBLICAN MEETING at mm Le Y EVENING: the Teh ins past seven By orter of Committee of Arrangements BE: ON. Chairman. M. McC oe Secretary. it is our ambi cheapest firet- = at Gallery in the United States. | BO put on as mach exterior sty: axsome— being rhed in ew art +tudies we have pot time to be sol-but w il do werk for nothing for an Who will bring us. from any quarter, <pect, k than we can produce at bas i perso mens of better wo AL WOMAN S SUFFRAGE will be held in Lincoln H al TO-MORROW. (Teenday, ~)at 0a. m.: and continue in session three d: sth, 19th and 20th instant. The leading objects of this Convention are the En franchirement of Woman in this District and the pwnage of the Sixteenth amendment to the Consti ished men and women of pared no pains in complst- Frangemeuts for the puvention, and assure the public that every efrt will be mad: sious to secommodate visitors. Admission during the day sessions, Free. Single tickets for the evening addresws, 50 cents. adur ting a lady and gentleman 75 cents; season tickets, For sale at the principal hotels and at the door of the Hail daring the Couvention, Sass ke ONNER, Mit: RE TCHINSON, mmittee of Arrangements. nl7-2t The filty third annual meeting of TIL ERS OR Be ATION SOCIETY will be UESDAY EVENING next, the Ith inst., yo'clock, at the Ben York Avenue Presbyterian ch. be expected fro gonn quate, D, 2 of Unt ScuExct HENRY, of the Smit! inst STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAI MEE Ts us CEMENT co., Oo be aA of rate Room. Jan | Nem rar "AN COLONIZATION SOCIETY iy at in ‘be held dat the Board ary 92d, inst ieee veloek, all maccting of the Sekai is yal rae * Secretary. a: Sale REGISTEARS OFFICE, smixctox, D-C., January 1, 1520. WATE ER RESTS E S for eaUiare aow due nad peoeile if not ai thiatmonth the law ceaiees Water toe not restored until the “Wi Veneer Fister any Seana of mater tax (for laying water PS to the sided iy ia path SELB WORD. Wate Wear se0e- Mr. W. J. Leonard, Comptrotier of the State ‘Treasury of Maryland, retires from that post- tion to-day, and will be succeeded by Colonel Levin Woolford, of Wicomico county. es The production of coal in the Cumberland (td) region during 1969, was 1,162,669 tons, showing an increase of 552,226 tons over 1868. —————ee-___. From Prender we have London and Dablin Papers of January 2. H. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, _JaMtly Next to the National Hotel. i 10 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH! ANT BROC HH SHA AEAYLS, SHAN CLUAKING: BLACK ARP CoLokED wen EBISU FOPLINS. all colo LOTHS, FRENCH © INOS, Cah INS. PLAID POPLING ING GOODS of the best quality, all ABLE DAMASKS AND NAPKINS, 3 AND CASSIMERES, &ec Adiscount of i ‘ents on the dollar allowed for cash. ONE PRICE ow vuY Ja H4-costif -M. SHUSTER & BRO. QOWik¢ To THE GREaT FALL IN GOLD TA Twill now i, the BEST PARIS KID, GLOVES at $1.00 0 . ‘3. HELLER, 715 Market Space. Just received a large assortment of HUMAN gud IMITATION atk MA208 & HAMLL We have inst received three New Stylos, ef CABINET ORGANS. with Vox Humanal Stop. Price from $125 iy . METZEROTT & CO., ja Est Sole Agents. N° TICE. We offer the highest cash advances on all, inds of GOLD and SILVER Wal WATCHES. DIAMONDS, ouch 5 stanton ¢ Kept in fire and burglar-proot sue ‘are keptin fire sates and ail business transacted with ts is strictly confident € are too weil known in this city 10 need any other recommendation than to say: We do hi at. ipsa = GOLDSTEIN & €0. our: b ‘S CABINET ran Brokers, nd-a-half st. Ls ¥ VINDICATED: A History of the Byron Controversy from its beziuning to the Present time. By Mrs. Stowe. Price, $1 50. For sale at SHILLINGTON’S BOOKATORE. Christmas nuns The Christimas ny letter press. The bret number of a marazine, under the title of Catholic Almanac 1370. ‘emperance 1370. Christian Methodist * eel ise Ilustrated Aimanac, 1570. merican Agricultural Anaual for 1570. The Mlustrated Annum Register of Rural A‘fairs, Adventures of Caleb Williams. By William God- Win. Price, 30 ¢: vrs nuary, 1370. Price, S125 1570. Price, $1 50. ¢ guide for pre- y mixed drinks, Books, Ledgers. Record Books, oks, Memorandum Books, Pock* t Book Kites J By the author of Doctor Jacob. Price, The Poctical Werks eof Alfred Tennyson. Iins- trated. Price, ie SHILLINGT( tf js re ering ite of Tice, 25 cis. Mank Books. Da: ae Pass Ieat (8 BOOKSTORE, | [KC PWELL ELL & BENDERSO DEALERS 1 WALL PAPERS, WINDOW 3! OVAL AND SQUARE PICTUR! PICTURE CORD AND FLOOR AND TA Fob 0 antwork Me 88 Renin are Se the tty work ‘in ine neatly executed in 1 short notice, and on movderate terms. HADES z E PRAMS, SSELS, Buscmaxp «é& MOHUN, COR. PENNSYLVANIAAVENUE AND Litu ST. LIST OF NEW BOOKS THROUGH NIGHT TO LIGHT. PROBLEMATIC CHARACTERS. BOUND iT Joun COMPAN MY ENEMY’S DAUGHTER... sale, Phra Le to remain in os es oe eegtamineS ie AN ARTICLE OF HOME PRODUCTION. &. PP, pas PUNGENT, AND wl Goede p= AND a THE MARITIME Sana, a. SORE: a A bri Hy Scomperiagn its able rege sats from wos ot ite Sues withimepe mave the any Losseps, and sad other dliemfations, in 8'ro, pamphiet form.” Price 7 cents. Just published by" PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLERS, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Who have alsoon their shelves the following NEW BOOKS: Letters of Faraday: by Dr. Bence depen, Secretary of the, Royal Iaslicution ra vol ore: to fidecs tee Seen nayetem sf matic XREAT BARGAIN _IN PIANOS G Cae E BEEN USED. TON. January 1, 1370. EXISTING UNDE! sa cans Ju., & BRU. al wo XOUNG, Jn. The U NDERSIGNED WILL Consus THE above business ler the — and styl yh _ YOUNG & BRO., for their own account! alone authorized i settle all the pecounts ant te late OUNG. -1, 1870. [ja 13-607} JANES E YOUNG. —X—_—— POR SALE AND RENT. __FOR SALE AND RENT. Cis wes ria ee E Wicen Se idee Phe prastce work. Apply 3 |AR RESRBCTABLE GIRC WISHES A SITUA Sal'be given it requiced. Plonsved: secur tween 1th and ‘WANTED-By two reepectable Girls, SITUA: ‘and iron, and the poids we wre al eee amabermald. Good refer ences given, ri req WANSTED—A BOY ‘to wait on table and make himeelf usefi about » house: ome from 13 to 1s Ul recommended can og nis WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, 7 cook, wash and iron for small family; none bat @ first 1 nk. Deed apply. References required at'No. 604 iith etfect, between W and'G sts: jai wee rt bawer a Sart cee iy PW ee ana A BAS 3 ANTED TO RENT—A SMALL FARM, of Zguld ork ou on shares, in 3M Maryland or mnsylvania avenue, 3 Address J. P., Sta T office, for. three = pa od JURNISHED HOU! ‘SE WANTED =y the — F in first-class condition and neighborhood ; mediu: sized, as family consis of ti gi in advance, and best care taken ‘a Emerson ’ City Post Office, stating terms, location, &c. Pare “St ANTED—An Experienced NURSE, to of. children. Apply at No. S30 Pntree ree of young childre pply at WATER ox Savon Ei ISTOLS. Spencer's, Honry sand RIFLES, in good or bad order. Fi change for, Bo Pocket Pistols, “Apply to HEMPLER'S a ou ‘OLD GULD and SILVER WANTED. 3a3:1y HARLES BERZBERG'S LOAN OFT ICE, (ESTABLISHED 351 © STREET NOuTH, Botween 45s and Cth street (im immediately in rearof <s Money leaned in all sams on Watch Diamonds, jewelry, Silverware, Wearing Ap) r- hitwre and Merchandise of every Mleser ‘The most liberal terms guaranteed. ealing and just treatment refer to. this city not connected with any similar mert in the city. New number, 472. Paietagaaeategtees eee | 8 are now pre- Dared fo furnish all clansos with, constant em- ployment at home, the whole of the time or for the PPate moments. Business new, light and profitable. ‘ersons of either sex easily earn erening: anda proportional sum by devoting ele wh to the business. Boys and girls oa: chas men. That, all who, soe ‘ valuable sample, to commence work on, and a copy of The Peo- ier Companton—one of the largest snd ent family newspapers published—all gent free | eader, i Siarees WHILE OTHERS ARE DISPo., re SING OF OLD STOCK, STEASBURGER BROS., Have just opened a large assortment of new BOOTS AND SHUES, and selling them cheaper than others offering old eck. Be ind they neither mark goods up oF 5 at regular wholesale prices gone of the largest ston os and ih ters of all grades, whic! will ri enon represented Give them 8 call betor “fore purchasing.atid you will find ing of 25 ma will Bind « saving of & per con! finden Bros, number 373, joal2-tf neewer SEVER OF contend ik. Beg a pub DRESSMAK Great Red Cees juction i rea wittisner At a jal In Bees AND JO! Jon Pi and Promp: BY H. wae te x C D street names en 6th and 7 eo ly k Estat BROKER r CE AGEN NOMTHWEST, Wasmseton, BG &2- Military Bounty Land Warrants, Western Land Patente, or Cerdlfcates of Location purchased at the highest market prices. au = MHE UNDERSIGNE 7 TD atated by the ce ERLE & Co. Tact to vedtic ap the aflatearof sald ice that he will attend at his 29 sth cir hear Massachusetts t ¥ attorney inet, or being in- settle forthwith horized to use rin name, Jastf Attorney i L OKING-GLASSES, IN GILT AND WALNUT FRAMES. PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES. FRANCIS LAMB, 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, am UG AND CATTL! _Foop, LE—A large q tity of MIXED VEGE- ARAM A esd toat ae WIRED SOE. those who have used it as , pd i superior Canal bri ‘it & ~fne bs V ANTED—Familics breaking housckseping of removing from the, vate ho | hey can rpg of a * | i. phd “" frouple or expense of an auction, by i Pevy bes nage ne sovathtast carmen I street, st For lite et less working, it is pronounced the Shine in the ‘world. Agency at C. B. and Corset Factory, $13 7th street, TE! it or buy, or rent with Wate Eau Toeation and price, A. B. f *ock 8. JUSTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FOR fe GAP Pay CENTS AND, CHILDREN'S SECORD HAND, CLO ore UNDER-CLOTH- I 415 9th street. Young Men's io! Note iy mata AND FOUND. I “ OST—On the 27th instant, a ladies’ small PORT- 4 MONNALE, containing about a, consisting of billy and The finder Teceive a liberal reward by. aildressing BROWN & SON, corner New York avenue a wah street. BOARDING. BO2D=A gentleman and wite, peti Fonglemen. can find BOARD in a pri Maca a town by applying at thi a ee ‘ave: PTEST CLASS BOARD, “WITH PLEASANT RONT ROOMS, to be had en reasonable terms, eis treet, bet. 17th and 18th; a shoi valk f1 Bader tae ania FURNISHED RooMS FOR RENT—win without BOARD, at No. 495 ‘3d. Boarding at weeks $200 WILL BUY AN E, NaTION BUSL- NESS, located in 4 central part of the city and growing. Address © PASH. Ft NE 3K, GOOD WILL and Fix: F Store, together with FI Partice gerinens n for selling. Apply SOF 1h SALE-ST« URES of a Li Ba ANCE FoR MAKI Soret The STOCK, GOOD WILE an PI TE RES ies Store for sale, where lively business of per day’ can be done. Satisfactory wy, for selling out. For particulars in- vat tive Star 0 Jal7-eust™ PhO MARKET GARDEN ‘Ten ACKES, with sm: Jor 30 cows; within a mile of Apply to Dx. ANTISELL enue, near Isth street, wy Yard ter- 208 Pennsyl ARBER SH Splendid locati. Fars ign ed t fraliy located tn the tty hs. iL ddress A. ease on the place. office, = FY 1 mia and spirited. Also. Double Harness, Single ditto, Blan kets, Afghans. &. Also. small Victeria Carriage. HP. street. i GRADWOILL. 1140 ith street, between L and swest side, buys and sei/s all kinds of Laties, Gents and Childrens cast-citcl thing underetotbin be hats, caps, blankets, quilts, b . Any note by mail or otherwise Promptly attended to. Jal-ly™ "HE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES’, Gents’ and Childrens’ Cast-off Ci Boots, Sta jali-st™ Apply to Colonel URTIS, 35 Winder’s Building, Sev eenteenth = PERSONAL. AT! i cCTRERY, AND SLEIGH Swarts 5 “BELLS, ae 5 ide leg Sad Corner 436 at SinGRR 6k SEWING aADINES SOLD, RENTED, AND EXCHANGED, At the new Agency, LEWIS BAAB's, o 32 MARKET SPACE * M. WILLIAN ay HAS A HANDSOME STUCK OF REAL LACKS, CLOAK VELVETS, BATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, DBESSES, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, BONNETS, FLATS, (GB, and all kinds of Parisian Novelties. " | Ales the celebrated J. PB. FRENCH CORSETS, Dresses and Cloaks made to order. ‘evenue, 336 Pennsylvania: 7 Cite Trovise, Paris. KIBTY STORE, and a weno | = at 410 Sevexre Sraeer, N.W. (Successors toD.E. Irving.) _ Dealers in IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCOSs, SNUFFS, PIPES, &c., &c., &. jicttea. Bo batiGuction Urearantied. dec 27-colm UMBER! LUMBER —— oe Ge Et, a TE EXCHANGE camden | | —I here y - eaution all persons from ing or having any transactions with Ed- ‘Tty on my account, as he is no lo a JAMES K Old No. 178 Pa. ay. ES, 3 MADAME | BOVIN’S MONTH LY LS wi ve Felieve you of any female 8, rections. stating, when not married ads Office, the between 9th and 10 ment ix made LF OF THE FIRST TYLOR Seat as qocnger In an office of the General Gov- Letters of recommendation furnished. ‘Kadress i, H.S., Star ghtice. Jalt-3t* Dare ORD RTBU Rs UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN 436 streak. a few doors south of the fois othersfail. Office open day and night. a 4am ME PEON CAN BE CONSULTED, PRIVATE- Di Oi z A 49 ious ute eeaa ie is ee fp the clty, for the trea sacand vomee ough cure bei ‘Tallies tnmediate canta eit from — dday'and night” 179 B street 3al5-3t* ques Ok AND JDB PRINTERS, _Give sarod persoual a petedsen > ‘OHN ©. OOx, 105 PEACE, Se Woo. er D®- £39 faeces W MW. BRADLEY & SONS, STEAM pnd WORKS, Between 18th and ae ‘weet, BO, BANOUF: ze MAN. sect | Seeaeaine. LE—FARM, with 70 meres, iS aA: ‘on the aes! tornpke sigceardse = yn chtp, and’ geod well i nde, FOR BENT. and large Store; one 17 rooms, “onic panel Va avenue, near oe Kees Ny FD a ecs mom ae | A ‘Soe + ee eri - rN oS . nd V streets: also, Fon soccsnd Aeon. jalz-2t" Ea E HOUSE, cont Brees Tha ME i containing four FSENISSED AND ENF for rent at 198 70h stroct very Sas. cheap. _[jnb-tt] JAM! H LJ THREE STORY ONEWr SES, with all metern tmprove pear the Capitol. me at $50 per Fc ne A RRISOR, it See oe od gold water, y desirabte now s2¥en room St Sale F% Ho nova Nerd and gasfi: ‘ fm with —— re a, very desirable. Also, one on Jefferson. near c..0m e frect, very desirable fora butcher or bi Room 7 May Buta ad * “Taevit eR, Teo brick stables with cx Rhee Song A Lmsivcr ‘Merehant. cero ba Toinan ay fete, Apoly ¢ br Chase, iH. CRAGIN, jus-e* Dumbarton et Jalf oot” Fe BENT Thre mors B RICK. N. a O itch street: h-Toom, pantry and deaths aad wane thpong ee comfortable ight room HOUSES, tanta all The modern improvement situated “om th stfect east and. he Waasiph = iw Ths perio ve ben y pean oa are ful Tose" u PLOWMAN, jai7-Im ws ‘9th and D streets. Fe SALE OR TU LET. SIX OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL VILLAS. Located on a attentic = of pe cantioe a wae te bas ny is called to these tisscobenne Amon moat eligible in the probes ‘Ferme to suit purcha SETBOF Kenants. APE OMAS M, PLOWMAN, cellar, large Pullding ding Dac Rete AN. No. 3 Penna. eh So OUSE 223 Pen nite Willard's Hotel Fee ENT ville eeqeet of ¢ aera sold on reas combte tofme he ngent ¥, a et rant and Hoop Skirt Fac jal7-Im tory, 7th street. between Dand E. ue Saf ‘OR RENT—The four, eerie COR RENT— FURNISHED Rooms, F ‘3 indiana avenue, fe or unfurnished. ae. =e vant Pe cae Y.- Pe neyivauie Apply on the premises. als jet f norvs. Fo RENT—A desirable BESIDENCK, near Mth strect cars niturs for aale to COOPER & LATIMER. Fe SALB—BRICK HOUSE, ten. 100; immediately; between the Ps . Terms ., Pri . L. WELLS, 476 So opporit most desirable ROOMS, «uit sleeping rooms, single or ia ‘Treasury. rary KENT—sew, able for offices suite, near the BAL » pew BRICK HOUSE. 11 8 feet hall; bath-room: zae sin western part 2 wleven room: KENDALL, 344 Pen Foe BENT jals-tf _& OUSES FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE streets, oomige con Gas, water, brick | stal in» private fam: dengend Lith. BRICK HOUSE. 2 ro: orth side F SOE Be near Bbbite Hot awa cold water, €: Pee eext Location di eet, Or roome, I street. between 12th | Lerls fished. J ; is, north side. Mot coll water a gay magble mantels aud basins; furnace in cellar: | OUR FURNISIED PAKLOKs {FOR RENT stable, &c. Lot 20 by 142. sod _—_ houMs bag BRICK HOUSE. 10 rooms, wide hall, and cellar; | ate; loard S35 por week: « good lot. Maryland avenue, between Sth and loth avenue, between 3 and 4's streets. Vary cheap. tor two'§ #0 Several other fine muisic and smal! FRAME HOUSES, weil located, in different parts of the city, Mase. MPBeLL nts, Beal jals-tf Corner of 7th and F streets. FFPO8, RENT—A HOUSE and STORE on the cor her of 13th and C streets, Island. Apply meas the best oe - Inquire 226, opposite. delett F'GESENT Ete ev and hands mely tu RESIDENCES, on Wth street, between I {OR RENT—A BRICK HoUsE, a taining six " and opponite the ucw aguare. ‘The bonees contaip i Best door. + between Lend Ki sts, aaa’ |e “mayare thoroughiy t It And handavmely finished throy ughout owt te tain all TT. conveniences. Onc | Apply to ‘KILB ~ & LATTA, Real Est Hos Agents. corner of 7th and F street WILLIAM H. PHILIP, 26 La. Poe SALES BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, Southeast Corner New York avenueand Lith Street. HONSEPRST- CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RES. -on ished and two unfurnished nig (new ounbery inoue ania avenue jals-3t” Fok ae RENTS we wnt five acres of LAN ENCE. ail m -lorn Gnprovemente; elegantly Fura. 1D, one Sind a halt fom market ished: will be sold Furushed or Unfurnished House and Hable, Toguire of EDMUD “Apely soubos ye - oa Appir asabove no OK RENT—A MOUS! in good order Bites. RL ave, OUR RENT The scan ELLING PART of House ing seven rows. rner Kode Lsiawa nventn BL aa 12th street, three d: a A iy at HABLE & CORO Beak tt “Tisputllican Sy RaEe EXCELLENT 8 Gs street, ne House. T ROOMS FOR BENT. with BOARD. re, RENT SSR idly fu ished aeons ED ROOMS, in one of the most desirable Keeations in, the city of Washington. and only ome inate: | Benoa gonihy bac eat sat > = . No. street. between eats sorte sdcairing suines of rooms erealh So neat nes mad be: ers denirine suites of rooms would do well to call be. SOR SALE—A very desirable BUILDING LUT, | fore engaging roome elsewhere. - is Fe ath stroct west: sundae: $ifcet by Be: Wilt be BR ortably FU RNISHED swith modern improve- fr aot 3 ments, convenient new hotel. to Inguire 316 I street. ITE OF x F 171 Ninth street w: north, containing 1 roc ished: suitable for Meshes af fees ny de- r |; suitable for Merubere 1 eas, oF any vote ot the ring stich rooms. Apply at 30K strest uorthe Between Both and iith ste, west. morth wide nold-tf OUSE FOR RENT-FUKNITURE FOR SALR— H 1ih.2 central Iecation; heuse contains 11 rooms, west, bet. Land OK RENT—The large and cx led and furnished in elewant etyle Pri Papers between Dad ae ionoa Tarulture Gane sek ‘Inquire at Star office. noo tt ty vthe late Richard J” ityoms witht & Tange ae FGEBEN TE Foor FRAME HOUSES on 11h ot. cellar the entire length of the by between five roune K ats. Adiirabi adapted ry ding. T streets; Apply to to the grocery or Me Care Fo 5 be JAMES W. BARKED. 433 H saree bets ee ake 460 7th per month. Jal D 7th ot Se story roms cach. No. 1006 and Loox ihends th streets west,ons, hon ‘and steps: marble mantels: gaat ed. | Also. a four-story BRICK | and cold water in bath room aud kitehos 7 2 A w moan sind Kitchen: i rome: AGGA 7th street, ort) JOSEPH art Dealers, No. 27 og ‘th #203 inh street, Inquire at 203 léth st the thee dgeiings bas reoontly been let to i dan W. Marshall, First Assistant * ro master Gene! oe = LE ON ELEVENTH | JOR SALE olf i RENTCA new BRICK HOUSE, RSET sitweey AND NsTs. F est nile of 7th street road, wear General *Witloitr, 517 street. LE Tee new BRICK DW ELL ING SES, on ¢ We offer for sale « HOUSE of, 2 poems, tron rautiful open square of Mrs. F, ing favorable Gown, ena the remral terest. in. ‘Or a less valuable property. eithr improved ed, will be taken as hist nt or unimproved, wi payment, and (ge ——— fy remainder ssabove. ae BE T—HOUSE 374 2ist wt he how aree stories and basement. tw» twee ; : story back building, modern im; on SA nF ot apEnES es cate ulated for a targe Fe RENT—Ten room BRICK HOUSE. No. 419 2d street west, between D and E north; and gas. Inquire on the premises. F'ORSALE-RESIDENCE 711 H street, between 7th and sth. Cheapest house and best loca’ in city. WASHINGTON, Jaxvary 1, 187 TO THE PUBLIC. Uur Stock of BEADY-MADE CLOTHING Is tally $20,000 in excess of our usual Umit at thi season of the year, and we have therefore con. cluded not to take stock until February. We have recently For RENT on Less Png RESIDEN 15 minutes walk from ath street pie cars. trnit. splendid water, beautifu sul location, Appts to Wide BaKES, ‘Sn sonian Institute. MARKED DOWN the prices on all goods adapted to thr, present seanon, and shall, in addition thereto, for. the next thirty days, make a further reduction of 10 PER CEY Tr. {rom the marked prices, ON CASH SAL’ 2s ONLY. ‘We have this day obtaine 4 full possession of the building we occupy, an?, previous to the «pring esson shall make extens! ve additions to our already large salecroom. We a © now ongaged in mapufac- turing a very large stc ck of first-class garments for the spring season, "veing determined to outdo all former efforts in ov r line in this city. We are prepar ing very largely for an increased trade, and as -our expectations hare always been Fealized, we 8’ aall offer every honerable inducemcut toretain the patropage of our friends and an increase { the num ber of new names on our roll of patrons. Weshe Ustrictly adhere to our old system of doing businer 5, namely : OXB PRICE ONLY, AND THAT FOR CASE. & BAES & CO., 17 SEVENTH STREET. S7 NEW NUMBER. 316. 4. BEIBERGER, _ (Buccemor te H. F. Lowpon & 00.) OITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVY, “it A ——T gay ED a Vi wnilee 5 eet L