Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY.........Jamuary 20, 1970 Reading Matter on Every Page. We must protest against the disgraceful abuse leveled by the Ccrporation contractors and ward officials at Senator Hamlin, the originator | #inis of the plan of a Territorial form of government for this District. At the late meetings every cont: actor, commissioner, scavenger and scav- enger’s striker has had a scurrilous fling at Mr. Hamlin’s project. It is natural that these Parties should wish to keep their fat pickings, but they over-shoot the mark when they blindly assail Mr. Hamlin throagh his thoughtfully con- sidered Territorial measure. Do these reckless contractors and scavengers need to be told that Senator Hamlin is one of the most and influential members of the Republican Party in the country, that he wasViee President | of Vi" Of the United States with President Lincoln, and that he is now chairman of the Senate Dis- trict Committee? Every consideration of policy, to say nothing of propricty and courtesy, should Prompt the people of Oils District wo erent gen. tlemen of his standing and influence with re. fon of vi Speet, and especially when, as in this case, he has given time and patient deliberation to the ‘work of devising a measure best adapted, in his opinion, to remedy the evils under which we are Suitering in this District. But the moment that Plan is announced it is received with a perfect how! of abuse and derision by the swarm of ward politicians who see their occupation gone, if it isadopted. They shout lustily, and with one voice, that the District doesn’t need any reorganization; that we don’t want the Power to legislate for ourselves in District mat- ters; that we don’t want a delegate in Congress; ‘and that everything is lovely here—or will be, if they are only re-elected next June. After this can we expect members of Con- Bress, who aim to serve us, te give themselves | $7 any trouble in our behalf? But we can assure Mr. Haulin that the placemen and ward politi- upon his plan, represent no one but themselves, and we ask that the Zovple f the clky shall not Cooma be held responsible for their reprehensible tion. ——++02-—_______ The contest for the Treasurership of Mary- tand was decided yesterday. The committee of the two branches of the Legislatare appointed to count the second ballot taken on Tuesday, but not then counted, reported that Mr. Merry- man had received 62 votes, Mr. Fowler 33, Mr. Vansant 13, and Mr. Pannell 3. Mr. John Mer- Tyman, of Baltimore county, was thereupon declared duly elected State Treasurer of Mary- Jand for two years, having received a majority of all the votes cast. Both houses, consisting jvintly of 111 members, were fully represented, snd the entire vote was thrown in each. The Ancrican refers to the vote as the ending of “the great fight of Merryman vs. Fowler, of Bowie vs. Garrett, of the State of Maryland against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,” which has raged fiercely for twa years. As we bave explained heretofore, the selection of the State Treasurer was important as con- trolling the action of the Board of Public Works. That Board consists of the Governor, Comptroller of the Treasury and StateTreasurer. ‘The re-election of Mr. Fowler would have placed the Governor ig the minority, and powerless in controlling the Board or in any way influencing the policy of the State in relation to its public works. The constitution of the State gives this Board supervision over all the public works; clothes it with power te appoint directors in every railroad and canal company in which the State has the legal power to appoint directors; authorizes it to represent the State in all meet- ings of the stockholders of these corporations, and makes it its duty to require the directors of all public works to guard the public interests, and to prevent the establishment of tolls dis- criminating against the interests of the citizens or the Btoductions of the State. The American Says: “To the extent that the success of Mr. Merryman may represent the triamph of the friends of a free railroad law, and of the en- couragement of a liberal policy toward new ‘works of internal improvement, we rejoice over * — +s0-- We trust that Mayor Bowen will promptly signify to the city employes, the contractors, ward commissioners, scavengers, &c., his disap. Proval of their action last night in taking pos session of the meeting ut Union League Hall. ‘That meeting was called for Republicans who favor organizing what is called a reform Repub- Hean party for the coming municipal campaign, and these corporation employes kad no business Whatever to interfere with the meeting. They, of course, think a reform is not necessary, and they have a right to that opinion, and to express it on all proper occasions; but those who think a reform is needed have quite certainly the right to express their views, and especially in a hall Eired by themselves. Our opinion is very decided that the way to a reform of evils here as not in making a fight against the municipal | Administration, but in uniting ail parties in the | to get an improved mode of District gov- t, with enlarged powers. It is impossible Yer the most energetic municipal government that can be selected to do much for the District | t these powers. We have seen how con- | i Mayor Bowen has been crippled and hampered in his administration by the defcets of our municipal system. What is wanted beyond anght else is a reform | f the vicious system, net a raid upon the officials who are crippled by it. But while | holding this opinion, we hold at the same time | tat this is a tolerably free country, and that if | any Kepublicans wish to beid “reform mect- | ings” and ventilate their own ideas, they have an undoubted right todoso. And the corpora- tion employes, if they are wise, or have any Prudent friends to advise them, will not under- take to suppress free speech again at the capi- | © talof the nation. ——_-<ee-___ There seems to be an error in the statement | heretofore published that Hon. Mr. Morrissey is | detained at home by the serious illness of his wife,—that is, if the New York Sun is to be be- licyed. That paper, in speaking of a grand ball given at the Academy of Music on Tuesday even- ing, says: First in the stream we Morrissey ,asswarthy as: tieed the Hon. John vaniard. His diamond Site ceps step to the mus shawl.” eee A private view of the Thompson collection of | paintings, to be sold in New York shortly, will be given at the gallerics of Leeds & Miner, 817 Broadway, next week. Invitations have been sent to. number of Washingtonians. — +2ee- one oa of the Iowa Legislature yesterday | Fatitied the Fifteenth Amendment, and the | other will follow to-day, making the cad sixth State. es ____ Frem Jos. Shillington, Odeon Building, w have the Galazy for February, aud Lende te. | ciety for January. —_—_ +02 —____ Collector Boswell’s resignation had not reached the City —_ sacl to noon to-day. swe war 87" The Legislatures of lowa, Kansas and Wis- Py have cach elected a woman as engrossing eri 57 Wyoming, in addition to enacting female | suitrage, bas passed a law licensing gambling bourses. BZA bill js to be introduced into the Sieve. fin Legislature to redace passenger fare cents per mile. seate vides, a a factory ties been extestisoed aecdle rifles, and a established ins St. Petersburg to manufacture 900,000 stand. Py 3 chy Fo? THE OPERA SEASON, i y i é i : | SENATE — After our ties here. Some wanted 3) | 4 < i ENING SEES AAT STATES mt i ong POINT AP- VALE GLARE LL TRREAD ot BEAL CHANTILLY Seon» REAL LACE Cor i H ul i aH iF fi aod BARES, ® POINT, POINT APPLIQUE and VALENCIENNE, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. BEAL THREAD SHAWLS, INDIA and BROCHE SHAWLS, VELYVSTS, PLUSHES, EMBROIDERIE: And al) FASHIONABLE DRESS TRIMMINGS. Genuine JOUvIES ee as ‘in all desirable pent mes, bes mot at GREATLY REDUCED SILK AND LACE HOUSE, 34 and 36 North Eutaw Strect, Baltimore. i JOEL GUTMAN & CO. Ty alg Stale ag id e RETOFORE, Bx- ae ite ame and st ple of dissolved by utual out uw caer = ert did not ar eet ll ‘want, ‘wr. Sumner—I —. Pp arer Serious disturbances ‘sported st Ball: troops quelled the riot. : by the mob, but Gen. Prim is accused of having conspired with n Isabella, but the stateme st is not cred- PRINGER, tredin Bovis # co. naeam oe will be settled by HB. pity ec WE HAVE THIS DAY PU a sbyre name tod gr a and {ite and taterest STOVE. wal REAND AND E Cpe oa Oe our fi thes publi hem ta tt we shall give our un- -B.LEIN & CO. oral i Monday, Feb. 28th. rare efforts tomerit t ade le STOCKHOL| ON Gas Tigi co} i. Lope to servo eniuna we 5 01 Y, "rebrt cea ait mp jal9-dtFeb7 tics wishing to take edvan of Government Mansy their favestments, we recommend LAKESUPERIOR AND aTancuase Es R. fe oo. . r8 — fon ya Paying 7 per cent., gold F sale JAY COOKE & Co. Ca TO THE LADIES. Mavawe H. M. Al ALEXANDER. bf bbc nbapirindeigid Es Cit 7, 1870, between ‘CHAS. B. = ileal apace the Republicans of Virginia. ‘Mr. Wilson and Mr. Drake a sr SrectaLTis—EVENI All psy executed with ica PIONE: IC. anit Nice m President. ER eae aqpoctarion. wo" Janvary 8, 1570. Ay PLES BUTTERS. reese. &e. ys ‘ork Apples at $4.50 per ‘Tr at Flours ‘at $6.50; and Extra New uae Peta Caaeeriy F owier, i Ae me — Norton cians,who are making these disgraceful assaults aa sed Ti ickere—| Before the vote w: iter and ea Ken fe TODDS New Produce and © Store, No. aa 7th street, above I. ‘As I am about ines@, on account of i a Piste Tnow omer, aS § it y reduced roo for cash, rather than be Ez. iL UALOONEE, 909 Mass, ave., bet. OTATOES. 80% bushels Monitor, Pea Peach Blow. POTATOES, for sale in ote to sult LEWIs cyepiane a aes ea GEO. W.L: af BRUFF. Hi close my Piece of g of Stockholders will jets a on thee hg ‘riday, January 2i. >BUARD oF, COMMON itmn SHINGTON, D. I bidders for the ‘rears for Paving, & og oy am sting as announced, Messrs. Car- members of the Sudiclary not respond when the! names were first called, rose and recorded tem- selves in the affirmati Prices N: eS mewranneaenae mittee, his Teaders s uaicary he ennee ici. TT = - Edmunds then moved another amend- ment that the first clause of the act shall effect on March 1, 1870, and the remainder of effect immediately. fect of the amendment is that the Senators and Representatives will not be admitted until Mareh 1, 1870. Le Tramp ull characterized the amendment jis object was to prevent feared by the Senator from Fir inia might withdraw its rati- ‘nth amendment, and her ‘presentatives could be excluded until that amendment was made secure by the action of Buckeye, &c., Jos eee a nik 2: Ht B formerly of New York aa. * Also, made to order. Facamaal manor aud Mile po) Dealer, 829 That. aren ‘voor orrtes MINGTON, D.C., January 1, 1870. ATER munis for 1570 are now due and payable vid this month, the law ire: ny a an not restored until the rent, J. a a WiLteo Xx. the act shall take > * | Janes )M. SCOVEL. SOOVEL & W WILLCOX, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELOKS AT LAW, 4, MARKET SPACE, (Board of Trade Rooms.) WASHINGTON, D. C. Praetise in all United States Courts and ph the ee said hi it) FAXES Rist of property on meen over-due matailment of water tax ({0¥ la mains) shall remain un; next will then be hi led to the Cellet. of Taxes cale, oe ror NBOND, Water Hes a A. gi NCE DOUTOR in the worli, will be hing on from the Ist to the 7th of Feb: . _iliscnres without the i 1 loss of blood to the peta ie pay agreed, Btiekuarine, Str Wilson would not vote for this amend- ment. It was an insult, as he considered it, and he bad no more fear of Virginia withdrawing than he had of Massachusetts do- imunds then withdrew his amendment. | ved to adjourn; which was eed boas 34, nays 26; and the Senate then GANGES, LATROBES, FURNACES, BAKE ‘ORKS in general,and’all kinds AM We oe JOBBING attended to at the shortest notice. REPAIRS for all kinds of Ranges and Latrobes, Orders left at PFEIL’S Stove Store, No. 713 th street, or at any: residence, 6th street above L, N. W. HAULS HAIR RENEWER AT EVEN Saeaieny ve same price HOUSE.—After our report closed— further discussion of the League the morning hour expired, and tho bill pols went over. Mr. pom wed spe from the Committee of jeans, reported a joint resolution aning of the law in relation to the taxon incomes. Tie joint resolution de- clares itto be the meaning and intent of the law imposing a tax on incomes that all persons are liable to the payment of said tax accruing or to accrue for and during and up to the end of the year 1570, and that so muoh of the tax aceru- | img im 1870, and remaining unpaid on January | 1,161, shail be paid during 15+ J. 3.MAyY’s PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. ®7-JUST RECELY: HD, and will be exhibited to- day, (Monday, Jan. 17th,) 200 dozen freshly imported PARIS KID GLOVES, All sizes and colors,with one, two and three buttons. The ‘handsomest assortment we have oifered this sbeioe te the me: ind and M: lived: fresh tot “ponte tt shilgr's:Séc.; Speer's Wine 4 So 5 erarranted, Pare, gi tts ara DE. 8. D. GRANTS. OFFICE. nee goog i} Diseases.—} Liberty strent, Bationores Si if he cannet cure Asthma, Bronchi reath, the Throat and Langs, Dro} Gravel, Gleet, Liver, Complaints, bility, Seminal W anes 0 lysis, Partial De Db Dises Di fect Dr. 8.1). GRANT, 98 North “Libor” tire’ rrugaist. corner Bl and sie 1 under existing ar Schenck explained the necessity of passing , He said that ditterent BI Those Gloves. to ur ontire stock Ike, fino Dress the resolution at once. officers in ditterent departments of the Govern- ment had put a different construction upon the law, and there was consequent embarrassment, and it was to settleghe wiiole question thut this was introduced. ‘The resolution was adopted. ‘The House then rewivel self into Committee of the Whol -, (Mr. Myers, of Pa., in the chair,) and proceeded to the consideration of the pen- sion appropriation bill. After a long discussion the Dill was laid aside I thirty millions of dollars, as follows : ‘my pensions under several acts of Congress, $9,551 500; for Kevolutionary p pen sious of the war of 1812 and the Mexican war $19,080,302; for “navy invalid pensions, a SoH, —_ maki moaee the Buitita ing an appropriation for dgudemy at West Point. Tie bill appropriates , an —— of $40,000 over the avpro- eanen of last y Mr. he argo sk (es) wh who had charge of the bill ex- Téason of this excess. mate in comunones of the increase of the num- ber of cadets from 2 last year to 200 fur the He also showed that the miscel- lancous ‘expenses were necessarily much high than jast year.- This bill, as reported, j is over amount originally esti ig consideration the committee rose, aval the FP eer Bill was reported to the House ad Adjourned. sold regal mute, ali ‘as we are p paring: to moves pitis in, all forms, ie, De- ing in the Ear, Dis- Eye, Biba a ad tek Partial Pa- GHT accurately surted with Pebble and other Spertacies, by mere'y an Swertng @ Ser questions. H. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, __Next to the National Hote HE ARLINGTON VINEGAR. AN ARTICLE OF HOME PRODUCTION. PP BANKRUPTCY, ae the City of, Waching 10. “The PURE, PUNGENT. T r ante or COLUMBIA, ihe 1th Henry Thren, plaintitr, vs. Henry Anstermuhle, defer ‘On motion of the complainant Fendall, his attorneys, it is lant cause his 9p alter this day, othe th f ser of the udees to be a super rthern wholesale r: No.6590—at law. JONE t ——- tne cer ef oni, 3S LOAN OFFICE, TABLISHED 1552.) SOUSTRRET Nowh dand oth streets {immediacy in rearof ppearance rule day Securing ‘erty dare the cause will be a ey Icamed tn ail same on Watches. Diamonds, ‘ilverware. Wearing Apparel, Fnr- Merchandise of every descriptin iE ME COULT OF THE DistTRICT SOLU} HIBEA ite minstosundae ay January, David Giltinan ¥ ‘$16,000 less than the | for by the War Dey Pendin; ims guaranteed. Kor fa just treatment refer t>, an this city not connec At Law, No. 6579. tiff, by Mr. James Hoban, red that the Deiendant cause herein on or belore the jy forty days after ve nieces with a Joh with any similar ental On motion of the Pls : his attorifey, it is orde pprarasice to be entered Ta will “UL NeRy an d Payer Goops 0 Pennsylvania avenue, cannes T CARRIAGES [7 |. A large number of well nade le CARRIAGES: and Ria A ood second hand COUPEE, Poteand Shafts, very + cor. ‘oth and D ats. ive het Te Ton 3a o'clock, to make ora for the funeral of Fe G J ik. ‘iliuepen, Grand Mor ave BROKER | ANCE AG TNQUTEW Est, 82 Military pe Land Patents, or Certi at the highest market —_ HE UNDERSIG! == pointed by. tive finn of J WHEBLER & CO, their Fattorney in fact to seitie up the affairs of sald by SS netice that he will attend as - ren eee aie ue, from 4 to 6 p.m. tor that purpose, mien) pas accounts in grupo ng cates of Location pomnaned = BUTTER: Be Constantly Receiving. Mi STERN 1 Ti “vl ew wee CHOICE Ray BUTTER, in half barrels and ba: a 1d at Rates ‘peas i gaia at 7 wer im Dusiness ay rai re ‘Levee will be Degen nested to y wholslone ies aoe to use BaAtiorney in fact of J.B 1007 Pomayivenis, avenue. ils ONTO APPLE BUTTER, just recelval er WISCONSIN 80€: }OCIABLE. SOUITS, Another importation WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN ia SOCIABL M. BRADLEY & SONS, . STEAM MARBLE WORKS, hana) Dessert pee, pete tS Da LS AVENUE. and 19 rest, Was MANUFACTU: ERS, OF MC IMPORTERS O2 OF F MONUMENTAL F FIGURE Marble for BUILDING PURPOSES, at the Low- est Rates. de 1-3m are nnlcevoous at eh Siding temporarily or permanently, ate invited go'be oe ‘wtth thelr friends. . MONUMENT: > Leer BE — Rov, L. missionary to i Edenburgh Afbort Biscatt ene Lecture on FIL in the MeKendree Mi ¢ Under Kbbitt H: nee — Mth and F » 7DDEE & McLEAN, ‘411 Sevextu Sraeer, N.W. (Suceessors to D. E. Irving,) Dealers in IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCOS, SNUFFS, PIPES, &c., &€., &¢. Raeaaaaecataaneagaa pare now pre: Indians. will at - FRIDAY EVE. ae Zist inst. 0G AND CATTLE FOOD. ‘of America. giving shi FOR SALE—A large TABLES, for catto aud bin gleams like a morning star. His charming | Sho is dressed in | in, white satin, and she wears eee Diack lace | MIXED VEGE- ‘be | ees with personal Cente; children W cen THE mowano fin “SEFAEVaRAT ‘some. of the Se: tribes. Wit chasers. wen Wa Wi ¢. WE ‘Will meet heroatar ia ional € Corner of nic Fuibay EVENING pad in person or by letter to East Parlo 5 arlor of the Con G, January 21, 1500 PrENT I jee “Howard cee > REPUBLICAN MEETING. te pa request of organizat! i Eee eee Bational one. Cc BOss & WALSH, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE § BROKERS, No. 327 PENN’A AVENUK, South sido, Between 6th and 7th streets ‘Patrona: ied. secccrs ton vcwerantses- Tot 3 bosses tho sole of th muments Hust Werwona ot el Ca sox vasily cat R®4> THIS! CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED iablice aa oie as 2 attendance for the fratiom” aed the ‘slevation ‘of mow to ‘lee wh 3 cova Somtees the af Serta a cet 7 Pittsburg is soon to have Chinese strect- sieoediocliggs conductors. | . 1306 G street, ie Coa “by ea “pce, Biicdnees, Deal. Committee of BENJ. M. McCoy, PCa = PRESIDENTIAL L. mig aay | to understood er = to ‘and many ey ie vat ean anne “Couns EER EBT wom, eee — oe : WANTS. Sabie Toe wit en a EY i hon oe Te sr Se ‘D—Firet-clews SHI WANDS and aa EE Pps ae OTe Tamale it [FOR RENT—Witicox & Gee Smo ae Fectast ‘Moox & Gibs" om a- order: rented of sold cu reasonable Sheol pert IRL, from 14 to Ib years. Of age. Apply at O12 M street, {OR RENT—Four pice co FURST Rooms, Some acheaieas ite i RENT. fae BF F cy or wi vives N’ si TON by; “ties 13th street. “hi oe topotian HOFFA WASTED, A SITUATION by = youns =a H2th street, Corner jet Conupissiom) house Se fsa Ada OR, Oy me ona aid * an interview can Foe RENT—HOUSE 622 G strom, noar the Pa {ent Ofice, containing 1 rooms, water pad eas, Intely fintehs Inguire at HH PA'S, 682 Poon’ Greate, opposite fetrepolitan Motel Joi ¢ RENT 05 Pe ; FGReaaT penetra se Fate. w Apply to No. s01 Let. JANTED—To pu S = W TE TP aap! ITs om RENT | FURR TSRED PA SOUR FURNISHED PARLOKS FOR RENT which I will pay the, Fo se ee memes ks anaes iS for rent oN0: SS Fes tke B PTLLIAMS, wy fd ja20-3m__— No. 739 7th street, between FISD SE WANTED Containing about “Sear the piegiiocs; rent Tz to giz, i ston between joe ren rsoeatt bet thand G and 0 streets: “Adres Box som: ly furnished Bod-room,on the a of Tith and G sts. ine suites of ROOMS. with first class BOARD, suitable for members of Congross. central—405 New York avenue, bet. 13th st palo st DING LOT om 19th street, 2259x120 feet to an alley; loca fon gyrteat. i at 343 Ith bet F NT—FURNISHED HOUSE. cee te. street, between net teprovements. 350 73 POR Ft ro F eee ae Tw wo tange ST Cpe Rooms sy aad Rees or Feed a Store ite ‘cera br Pier oi. To Inquire 236° ‘opposite. Sele at SOR RENT. Tino nce and bandeomeiy Furnished RESIDENCES, on th street, between t ant fam are mare thoreurtly built SS contain all modern Aon to. "kit URN & LATTA. mt 7th and pA en TLIAM | Purr 26 La x F - pen S_P. BROWN & s0N, Corner New York avenue and 18th Street, CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE a IWERCE all moines ished ; wii be told Fe or Caf Apply hai SOR NT_The Pyar tea bonse_ iv Apply & HABLE & COs Clothing Mouse” bode tt [Repu 1 A SMART WHITH GIRL WANTED IN A small > the cooking and iron! io sasint in the washing. Good reference required. Callat 90 Dumbarton strect, near Wi street, Georgetown, D.C. ? TANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. W si Prly at No. 46 H street, bitwoon 3 and 3 treet WARTED( 4 od COOK, WASH and TRONER andy hair grows GIRL for houee work. Address box 3, Star Lo bed ANTED—90 ill be en to an} ‘a eayractiere will pe the Post ssotice, the arnt of February tor ayoung tats © Bost of ref. trences given, Addrest A. B.C bar oitice sald ie" WAST, te BUY—& SMALE HOUSE.in » ih of Reuneyivania axerae. Augt Ralanee owl SAdrean with 0. Box 563. Ja19-3t* WAGE oe rent @ nicely furnished front LOOM: drat oF second story, by a gentleman 7; board for lady only; would prefer where tergare not her boarders; would like to room on re ISHED COMMUNI 'ROOME Panter st ee Inquire at 829 7th street, between Hand jato-2it™ var RENT_—Two comfortably furnished ROO: ate rate, Stet No. 310 T x otras ix roome and hail 2. ai, i” WERDEN N. and 15th ets, nis the location, in the Beighborhood or = few a ee - M tan Hi parlors and bed ro SEVERAL EXCELLENT. aieecrwith ALT? AS pg a location. Also ‘convenient Ss a bs SOs st with poly at No. 807 H st. jals2w JPOR, RENT—Spiendidly furniched PARLORS Wipsiinvaa eaeericac ass Drcoghtonas, ne te | and BED kow an Inaneof the most destrabie Ailress Ns We, Sta $6t"5 it the city. PB. COP, Siar the city of Washington. and only one g00d poumen. Ad minute's walk of Willard’ Ital, KUURT Howse, sek =| Wasrsnge ROOM AND BED ROOM, tekwood. "No. 437 Tub street, betwen fi a(eoining) FURNISHED en, the first floor’ F streets, went side. Members of Congres and « Loci jomcentral part ijecncnahes eee Saowhane Ap are (OR RENT—Six of those beautiful Fi Office, Btate te F Italian roof MOUSES on Cyrcoran sttect, be Apply om the ANTED ay “PURCHASE—S5 000 acts of | tween lath and isth streets. They are fitted up com. noe good REA! ESTATE FAPER Hote, with water and gas, aad rent at $40 per month. Ko KENT—A SUITE OF Boyes, Parlor and. DODGE & PABNEILLE, pis, ot H. W. HAMILTON, Builders Saal Chamber, very large, new and handsomely farn- jal8-3t 210F ith and 15th. ithatreet. djalsiw | ished. salted) nie tor or Mernhre of acon oF any ~ > ri firing such rooms At 380K street north, CASNTOE BE Patb FOR § Fa Sila abe B PRICK mucin | ae me rome NAyio at 3m0 "Ki cr Star office, er afving brie dower description, lors water: @35 por month. "Two. four-poom HOt SES, Hest res a RENT-FU RNITURK FoR SALE reter | Fi? ber month.“ Inwuire corner of 6th stre-t and In aceniral location; heuse contains 1 rooma, newly carpeted and furnished in elegant sty te Erice furniture $3.40 cash. Lnquire at Star office not-f Foe bee RENT—Four FRAME HOUSES on Leth ot. a nt T at five rooms. Apply to James W:BAuK em. 433 Hi street, between Lt chusetts wenue, of ANTED—Colt’s REVOLVERS, Emin = PISTOLS, Cpracee =< x RIFLES, in good of bad 6 FOR change for Seen . a % — ieee. sadly x ere en and spring of excellent watce or would exchange for, town property. Also, for rent or sale. nee of each, MITCHELL s ie Hcencer Building. Th st Fe BRICK HOUSE with six rooms and passage, on New Jersey avenue, Ai of K st. Mois deur north | 25 pcm: ply at 307 M st ber ‘UR RENT—A Sates Sey =e POR RENT—Two new. + * pr art RPWEILINGS Hy steps; u ar aneee ‘ath coat iitchen’ iframe: baila. Famil Bag Breen een roy or removing from. Boe ete they eet pose F FUBN Uh wishont nuple oF ex; an auction, by addres i LEVY, 263 Penn's avenue, southeast cormcr 10th lg deds-lm* STED—Ladics to know that they c fix To mvs and kitchen, om Khode istan es has ree: yr! been yet to ANTED—Lailice, to a bay | i, ode Asta WwW Wileor a Gibbs SEWING iB GUTS onthe the | Bet, lth and ith sts. “Apply om the pre aun N _ jaa. Marshall, First Asdstant Post terms." For easiest Tees working, 1t 1 ‘Sewing Ma- ie inthe worlds Agency At C. eee - ed en rn eer SAS Te between D al OR RENT—Two FURNISHED | i floor, with or witReut boanl, No. 1519 9h # reet. between P and Q stre-ts; als, one £OOM on second floor. F°s. BENT— Teo comfo rtably ¥ ROOMS on first floor, wit ws ton with privil “ K RENT. ¥YRAME HOUSE, WY porch Sy ee ES OF |B = r ‘Terms casys Apply to A. i. SHEPH EM z tear" stats i Ioeation and price. A- By C--Btar Ofties, 2" B09 Parave. aot not 8. JUSTH PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES a —__3aif* OR SALE OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, E. IES. GENTS AND CHILDREN 3 {OR RENT—the whos or in sparse ROOMS ‘ a OND HAND CLOTHING. UNDER-CLOTH” I of the upper part of Nos. 3645s st, (okd Fomtvect Pe Af geod road, near General Nay pours, SHOES. &e., 415 9th street. be- ber) one a a ‘or. vc 25-tf FW WHIT, 517 M atroet. Ghrietion Amsork ‘pinion te roms teas “GOLDST HIS Pom SALE on cena 374 de stron yeep rk aaa Regal Rex SOND Ta tt | EPG wenn Gand Hi heated by fergach roto] POR RENT vd bandsumely FURNISHED Kot i of the most fashionable and pleasant locations in th city, with all the modern improvements of hot and fd water, bath. ro water choects on each inquire 1340 1 strect, opposite Franklin Square, near lth yr month Scare of Guo” 5. PARKE: LOST AND FOUND. TQ MY PREMISES, on the Sth inst., a OSTKER. The owner is requested fo comme |, Prove property, Bor ar and ___ PERSONAL. ; x. = W. KLEIN. tic and Sympathetic Physician. Fate car Pearce] Tin Fre SALE 0x To Let. x Norbit coat thee het tnd = Near Peat 5 a t, om the evenipg of the | | Six of those comfortable eight room HOUSES. » on er wr oe —--¥ a, going from Penne taining all th. medern hnprovements,. si WITHODT RED ee el Meguction) and > Toate Huh street east-'and known Piisdeiphie Wow, | MaTHers,. nl caneeif desired” Dr. indy $6 6 Li Aron! ano arereisPen seeds nte’e guoronely. repaired, and | bess succ tatin his new mode of tresiment wid receive the abuve reward are ice ~ this office. “ es THOME MN” PLO willbe + Onicr hors 1 to oh i7-Im Ov ND—On my m the “lth inst. AL “~ KF BUFFALO ( Sohne eiving anos The owns 9B SALE OR Tu LET. D requested to come forward. prove. doors soutl OF THOSE BEAUTIF! pL VILLAS. Stoddard,near Washington st attention of parties desiring to bu ren » thoes, propertins aa be Boost cligibie in the District. ‘Terms to suit pure! sers or tenants. Ap ee \OMAS M Plows AN, jalz-im 9th and D streets. FS} RENT—The four-story DWELLING Indiana avenue, furcished or unturn Avslyon tee emines. isl Foe RENT—A desirable RESIDENCE, near Uh street cars. and Furniture for sale. Apply to COOPER & LATIME! sacconemes =e charges and take her away. JOLL. 257 North Capitol street LOST This morning, Der. 1 - s 4 Pa. ave.. D st., or 7th large POCKET Ok containing a check of Bie ‘and valuable pa also. between $0 and $6) in tnoncy. Ae. of $25 will be given if returned to ae Star SIX Locate tows others Fi Mico open day and night, jadi D5 N BE CONSULTED PRIVATE ty by Ladies and Gentlemen at his rooms, No. 455 loth Strertiabore Pennsylvania avenus. ite the oldest established and most skillful advert ysician in the city, for the treatment of Acute (ironic Diseases Gnd Female Camplarnts. & thoroagh oni Trgis Kugranteed in the shortest time Possible. oa nap Jrreguiararios eve giered an immediate cure rein all cases, day and night. wile) a z TBSON_ BRU eo BOOK AND JOB P: 271. atte ive strict FE. OUS) ee Capitol in ys: between 1 | Ist and 21. j15-s03t* AL two new tens just issu quire a: N date written i “The find N JUNC COX, sosrice change; date written inside, efindsr | E.OR RENT OR , ‘i eral reward by. addressing SP ; . OPPOSITE KIRK WOOD. BHOWS tsb ‘corner New York avenue aud 15th F0k men aera PRICK HOUSE. 11 notes rtweeu 1th aud 12th streeta, 2 eas msy i western part or the eity “T FMS Dost Frees. Real Estate Agents, _jats-tf Corner of 7th and F OUSES FOR SALE, BRICK HOUSE, 12 rooms, coruer 1th and M ; water, brick stable. Lot 10) fect BOARDING. Bota FC CRN ISHED ROMS, with BOARD. Also, TABLE 03 G Ptreet, corner Bt! 3a 30-3t" FURS ae "FABLE BOARD aay be had at 7 4's street, near City Hall. ing Phx scian for tho tot Fi Le OOM. PLATRTS in o'Padies <nfforing from irroga- Inritics may repose the strictest confidence in He guarantess a tho cure. His fo are Proderate, and pationts v Ling see DO OMe but the F SHED ROOMS FOR es without BOARD, at No. Cad Pennsylvaui Syne oe. Boarding at the same place, €: D* Cc. CO’ Be itricnce No. 329 1 street, near 1th ana 1 Omhce No. 252 F «tree aos DIILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE New York St ss coemrans te Saracet, ot Go oe York Moncam of Ametoas jecte:—How to live and what Tole tory by mat! turity and Old A Thecanse of I K, HOUSE, 9) rocme, on north side F strest t House. Hot aud cold water, gas, &c Location dcsteabts, BRICK HOUSE, Wrooms, L street. between 12th ud sth stree Hot and celd wa: sl basins; furuace in cvllar? SIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEAS ANT FR ONT BOOMS, to, be had reasonable teria, at 215: strect bet. 17th ‘and issn; ——— wont of the public offices 438: BRICK HOUSE, x good lot. Maryland streets. Very cheap. weral other fine BHIGK and small FRAME woUses, walt eS goar ut parts of the alias wide hall, and cellar; enue, between 9th and loch Fiataience and’ %, ince Pullenophically. Pocket volumes. containing those = Lectures will be forwarded to partics unable to atten FoR SALE—A retail DRUG STORE, Age our stamps,1y addrer aE Be a4 usinéss: corner Marshall and Sth sts. Terms & CAMPB.LL, ar stays ay omg ET resale Retate Agonut Snweum at Lrondwayy te sina CS pas’ | ints-tt _ Corner of Tt aud Fstrs mall Fo The STOCK, GOOL istChEser Grocery aud Pro $ doing @ fair business. | Sufficient reasons given for selling out. Address Business,” at this Teal name. Pore RENT-STORE on Ponneyivania arenas. Ker SAL Very desirable BU AuvING Lor, on, Evade Yaiaed © venne, hear lt! YUX. formerly Professor of Georgetown aR room of store. Ia: and Columbian Colleges, contiuues 20 give private cu fo Sg on stern 815 per month. Vale i las ach, German, ond FIXTURES for sale Apply et th Bai t west. W rooms nae to THos E-WAGua ate Agent, 7th street. or to JOSEPH aa Bh LIBBEY, Lumber Deulcrs, No. 37 Water street, comers. jal FF SE SALE—A largo RESTAUEANT, ae a ood oner flourishing business; contraily located. with: alt the fixtures requisite fora frst clos: catablisbmcnt. he proprietor wlahing fo lenvetuwn will eoll at argain. CL STORRS 8" iPr ort FEMALE E L i RLES Sritter a: aw BALTigoKe, Estate Brokers, Lat FOR SALE UN ELEVEN Select ont > and Day hool. EB faci 11 Pencarian erect. | R™StaeEr BETWEEN M AND N'STS. Sy 4 (Siorough aod aod. may irewent 5 peltch and French educatio Especial attention given to "Music and Ornamen- eee for boarding pupils in English department culars containing fall information eddree sell a small stock of GRU- Cinta vith arcel of FIXTURES at very reduced rates. at corner 4th street West and G street north. jals-3:* $1200 38 Witt ES Reta NIGEN NaTION BUS We offer for sale a HOUSE of 12 rooms, fronting the beautiful open square of Mrs. Faraum, on the following favorable conditions: Price 740); $1.30 wn, and the remainder 20 a month with in, terest. Or a less v: Haabie br or unim tral part of the reves, REV. J.A LIPPINCOTT, A.M. x C. PASH, Evening Star | the remainder as above. =e oO ae @__ jals-3t* nonhew jack bation id ies EPscoran, 80 Bel MOOLs, —— ‘with tho "| calculat icra lanee f - Tr a ys TUN eae permonth. JOSHUA Snir ~ wi-tf "Old No. 416 7th street. and bane cog = = 3 RAMs of, Mary Yard Yard ter- nok : 5 fanls avenee, ee ua aren between $ 3 and 9, oa SALE A pair of handsome BAY ae oe SA cota ana Double Harness, Single ditto, Blan- x | ai ‘Afghans, &. ‘with fall UD priv ibe obtained the at the stores or f1 ae oat “ner it W LOWRIE, 079M ot. north, A BEAUTIFULLY Loc, ab-e mp SEAT FoR SALE—I ofter igo anal Yietoria Apply to Colonel ‘Si mallee frees the » | Gurcany ey D 1,530. URTIS, 35 Winder's Building, Seventeenth | Fide tetn conti al th hae ee | C ae. meets pie | Saieteem comets | ‘peachoe, and variety of a og sesianb: nd Day, eke reopen on Stir pee the fam- ie Prin 'L,, 2140 7th street, L L. Shaneabsatsoa Mis aa (ied ce aa rane theta ke Any note by mall or enereiee Me*te1s: mn i pene LADIES, | _Ja15-im* Be KNOTT. srs and repairing 4 do Pere reales Fon w = SEY eee eee he Fu be argo esau SEMMES, Seaton House” fiatof el ieadine, cies ek — and. ead” Pe ion sec e Nea at ate Peony Brecutet, a pike: By H. rot wee etroets ia a ‘OR REN Sch ad Sota Se” Few i, "Hogee, and. tore, south: ieee EpAGa EE | geome ae Equity Dockot W. MING OF roagarerac ke pug | ES Have just opened a large assortment of new Seay se Jegen nA 2: Will be shown any time ntter o'clock p.m. 7sitm- | Ridgle ° th aoe eo ta ale ee a a4 ds Koy at tsio Fat, ee ee oF ae ieeeenss Ge eeceeraver es res, J. MEIGS, Clerk je ee | Nemertina | aE wy