Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1870, Page 2

CONGRESSIONAL. Comelusion Yesterday's Preeeedings. EVENING STAR. SENATE.—A\ re! dsbate Largest Circulation in the Distriet sa conta on te Vingiaia bill,and twossr. | f#PDiah the following quotations of Government 1 motions to adjourn were made gad lost, | securities: Buying. CROSBY 5. NOYES........Eaiter. "'Mr- Drake said this was an S. 6», 1881 any = tacle that this blll was to be forced throcee eo Rea 14% TIN cali of the nochasotal suscanse6 theme tats | Rive trenton i ang WASHINGTON CITY: cause of the accidental absence of some twelve . fifteen Senators. He protested solem: ve-twenties, J ialy, 85.- 1139 FRIDAY...............Jamunry 21, 1870. | 9" [ilteen Senators thine nce Sasa Five-twenties, Jan. and July. ‘ot. 1S vat abraary Ast, 1570 = eeeeer Sie Senatt, SOk Be protested aguient | Eire Weare see. see July, hss i ‘etween ih and 10th Sab i. ction of mof mans » adenitl tleman Reading Matter on Every Page. | ite wanted it wb: undcrniood Cha te Sena mars a "Bonoltue, contumer, 458 ——— who had charge of this matter (Mr. Stewart) had | U.S. 6's, 1881 Wrh st., bolow Pa. avenne, has been engaged to Lai- - gone around snore his friends to-day, and got | 5-20's, 1862. nish costumes fur thé = ee Nothing is easier than to defeat any measare | tuem to promise to: t this thing out. incr Son: | F20', GEORGE w. EVANS, Secretary." bear ae bi et interest in Congress, as all past ex- ie hugh Gone re between Me: 'Fhur- | &20's, In@edy 65. ae enn by. — arene bere - ‘ pettence Messhown. That body has no time to | 5) 'and Mess. Harlan aaa Manteo volane a ee pia spare in dealing with a District bill that calls | to the eompact made between the United States By Bankers,’ Brokers’, and Commercial Lixes oS iE at 9. UP opposition enough toclicit discussion. There- | and the State of Ohio when it was admitted to : Telegraph. 12th and 13th ate, and so fore if the people of the District cannot agree | the Union. forthe rening of » iter Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds | CoPPer Work done Suh something like unanimity upon some | sc5 atants, Georgia, stating that there exists | in home and foreign markets as follows : Ja2t-st™ measure for adoption by Congress for remedy- | in that State a 8 comspizaey to defy the General New York, Jan. 21 ik CORARTNERSH = ‘conn ing admitted defects in the system of District | Government, that many members of the | 1881, coupon, 1174; TH sth government, the attempt may as well be aban- —- foe itted perjury, by falsely | 5-20's, 1864, canes SPRI INGER: tr tradi doned. it is not surprising that Congressmen {he oath. 114%; 5-20", now, 1 BOUIS & CO., lorton said he had received dispatches to fect, and that a large fund had been defend those who might be prosecuted ry. joward ted that the vote be taken at 4 o'clock to-morrow (to-d: Mr. Casserly said there had better bea dis- should say they never know what the people here | git, Mor eeally want, there isso much discordant coun- | raised to sel. The need for a reorganization of the Dis- —- triet government has been universally conceded. All—except possibly a few office holders—admit the necessity for a consolislation of the conilict- | tinct understanding Inthe matter ing Jurisdictions, with such enlarged powers |, Mr. Famunds would, for one, refuse to be from Congress as will permit the consolidated | und by any arrangement. Trumbull said the Senator from Vermont rfectly right in his refusing now. After nator had declined to abide ane agree- ment which was made on last F: that a government to deal with District matters that was ‘ongress cannot and will not take time to con- | that 8 sider. Yet the moment a movement is made to induce Congress to give the District such en- | Tote Should be taken on Monday, it was, of targed powers, a howl is raised by jealous, en- | pow. ‘he House and the Senate bill were sab- vious, or interested parties, that it isa move- | stantially the same, and he had on Friday night | ment of the “aristocrats” against popular suf- fi of his intention to take up eae. Tet Mis te, tell Chess men that tha | "Sir Saatuoe sharsctecined tho position of tar. feature of having any of the officers appointed | Trumbull as absurd. In his ninctoem years of | “‘by and with the advice and consent of the Sen- | service in this body, he had never before seen | is simply a plank in the platform suggest- ition assul such a ? med. The House bill was ed by members themselves, to the end that Con. | Y#tly. different from the Senate bill, and he gress having a voice in the District gov- had never heard of an agreement to vote on one ernment through their appointees might the fectly right for him to retaso to do #0 thing held as an agreement to vote on another. He wished to be parliamentary, but he must use more readily be induced to reliquish to that gov- | the strongest parliamentary language, id mst ernment the power to legislate upon District | T¢P¢*t that the position of the Senator was ab- matters. If Congress will consent to give us these powers, and is willing, at the same time, that all the offices shall be elective, so much the better. But these objectors show that their only purpose is to defeat any measure of reo- ‘only purpose is to defeat any measure of reor- ganization, and no doubt they will succeed; for, as we said in the start. it is much easier to pull down than to build up, inthe matter of Con- gressional legislation for the District. —+200- After considerable more informal discussion, it was finally agreed that the vote shall be taken at 4 o'clock to-morrow, (to-day;) and with this consideration the Senate, at '6:25 p. m., ad- journed. HOUSE.—After our report closed—the Lea Island bill being under considerati = Mr. Gariield (Ohio) said he was not in the House when Mr. Scofield commenced his speech, but he had been informed of it, and had ob- tained a copy from the reporters.’ So far as the charge of ‘any arrangement between himself e gentleman from Massachusetts, he de- weal ie knew notiing about it, except that the gentleman asked to occupy his place for greater couvenicnee in speaking, and he had asked for order because there was at the time great confusion in the Hall. As to the state- ithe had just put $3,000 in his pocket, the statement was #0 gross that it ought not to be permitted to go tpon the record. Every cue knows that the Committee on Banking and | Currency was charged with the unpleasant duty of inquiry Into the Inte gold panic in New York, and to do so properly they had to send for per- sous and papers, and required funds. It was for that purpose ‘that the resolution was intro- duved, and the gentleman's assertion of any- ng ‘to the contrary Is unworthy of the House and of the gentleman, and an injustice to every conmmittee of the House. Mr. Schofield did not see any necessity for so much sensitiveness. Ifthe gentleman lad been here when he made his remarks and noted the manner in which he spoke, he would have under- stood what he meant. The gentleman was press- ing am investigation and needed money to help | him, and he got it. He did not intend to moan | that the gentleman would use the mouey for an improper purpose, and he supposed the would ascertain what was done with it when the | rt ies | expired and the bill went over. he House then took up and passed the Miti- tary Academy appropriation bill, with the siugie amendment providing for an increase in the | number of Visitors by adding two Senators. Mr. Lailin, (N. Y.) from the Committee on Printing, called up the resolution to print extra copies of the report of Special Commissioner ee Wells, of the revenue bureau. ‘NCIL.—The oratoresses of | Mr.’ Cake (Pa.) opposed the printing of the the woman's movement at Lincoln Hall have | pi ge ior vagy ae made a sent out a lamentation that influential men do | Been’ bought up ty Evite goa tens not come to their meetings. The charming | nounced the Democrats generally.” He thoaght senile of one lady, the beautiful gray curis of | the report was too full of errors to be sent over agother, the spectacle-bestrid nose of this an- | br eager a ci-nt virgin, and the dainty boots of that cal- | ,, 2": Pie nare alike inefficacious to move the | rt of legislators. The gallant editor of the New York Commercial comes to the help of the Indies, and recommends that they adopt and-leave public oratory to the stof their speakers, and to the male who crow in mild treble from tae pan's platform. Let them select a score of and pretty advocates of woman's suf- audsend them to haant the lobby and the Ma. Jowx R. ELVANS AND THE ScAvEN- rRs.—We don’t know exactly what Mr. John R. Elvans is driving at in hisastounding splurge last night azainst the Territorial form of gov- ernment for the District proposed by Senator Hamlin, but we can’t allow him to put usin the attitude of saying a single word disrespectful of the city scavengers in our censure of the va- Tious corperation employes who drummed up their forces to suppress a meeting of “ Reform Republicans.” The scavengers are not to be slightingly spoken of. The position is one of influence and emolument, and greatly sought tor. Next to the Collectorship, it is the most lucrative office m the city. Our ward politictans who fail in their aspirations for the Mayoralty are quite apt to go for a seavengership as the next best place. There is more honor attached te the Mayoralty, but the seavengership pays betier. The scavengers are a power in the city, »nd Mr. Elvansis quite rigat in cultivating their good will. Mr. E. is certainly distingaish- ing hunself. He is more brilliant than O'Don- ovan or Snodgrass, and nearly as good as Train. Ve are afraid we shall have to withdraw our pemination of Boswell as our standing candidate for Mayor in favor of Elvans. We appreciate tem both very highly, but Elvans will evi- dently make the most gorgeous candidate of the two. wade on the gold-panic investigation. further discussion, the morning hour (Pa.) said he would not address ly to the tari question, but would | in fo some oO: tion with Mr. Wells. He held in said, a book ealled “Familiar Seienc Mr. David A. Wels, the present ( of Kevenue, was the author. It se ; fore, that Mr. Welis w | teacher before he beean | Mr. Dickey then quo m the book referre to to show certain defects of reasoning, &e-. and | argued that because that book was detvetive this book saust be necessily so, and therefore was | not proper to be pi uncom! eiree tv chase them up in hotel vestivules, } the table. ject 7 seems Sl, nays 123. and to follow them to theirown rooms. Thus | After a long debate the question was taken, Will Chey conquer Congress. and the resolution was adopted, and then the House adjourned. ndge Merrick, one of the Howard county | merherso) Ne House of Delegates of Maryland Se Seaterda ed a new feature of the at- | prescription Deslesee, Address: dempt te ye Baltimore and Ohio Kail- SoS ee read to poy ie amount due it on ac- RECENT ATTACKS UPON THE PA Count ef the vs) itatiou tax on the Washington — aed gi Dd at Carroll Hall. G st Merriek in the course of a tatlroad Company had as- ¢ the master instead of the er aud that it must be made to | al and moral obligations. He | i Erie. 23 Erie pret at the old Stand, 336 E street,(new No. 1303.) and Sec e ij ich lehigan Cen- apt) once our triends and the patie tal, 117; Michi generally, assuring them that we shall give ons un. tral, 38; cI Femitting efforts to merit their Brtpn: Northwest, oe & Lei & CO, Rock Island, 1047 = B.S ee, Terre Haute, —; Toledo and S. & M. RB. R. Chi and’ Alton, 14% ee and ' Alton le prerd, 146; Ohio and 3 i | 254; Adams’ Express, | of which 141,000 are American. FPENANCEAL A! COMMERCIAL. Government Securities. Wasurneron, Jan. 21, 1570.—Jay Cooke & Ce. oy consent coupon, 1, 0 coupon, abecient jurrency 6s, 110 ¥; i Toa a 3055 Quicksilver, x ‘Mariposa, WE mare 2 gy DAY PU PURCH. ASED ALL THR right, title RS i ane Shall’ continue. the 1N WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING I BUSINESS 14; do. pref'd, 167 Western Union Telegraph, o%5 Boston Water Powers 16; Pacitic Muil,4i New York Central, 92: re To parties wishing to take advant ent high rate of Government Securit their investments, we recommend th: LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI R. BR. CO... aw a first-class oe Paying 7 por cent., gold interest. For 180-3 JAY COOKE & CO. ‘xpress, 53%; Merchants’ Union weak. Gold, 120xa121. [By Cable.] Loxpon, Jan. 21, 1 eg $24), Consols for seco Bon 86%; "67, 85%; pind a: ‘linsise pity Exie, 18; Atlantic, 26." American securities | (CARD TO THE LADIES. —— u ALEXANDER, LivERroor, 1p, m—Cotton market quict and Pires yl itep ele steady, Sales 10,000 bales. Middiing Uplands, | 86 . Charles sireet, ‘entrance Ist door On Pleasant, fiddling Orleans, 11%. "Receipts for week zimonk. 62, of which 000 are American. Sales for th the week 109,000 bales, 73,000 for trade, 14,000 for export, and 17,000 "for speculation. Stock in port, 341,000 bales, of which 135,090 are American. Afloat, consigned here, 242,000 bales, A! SpectaLtin—EVENING SDREssrs. All orders executed with neatness and dispatch. Jan 20-6t OTATOES. S0¢ bushels Monitor, Peach Blow, Buckeye, &., POTATOES, for sale in tote. oe ait by. Lemsp. ‘DON, jalo-st* 631 La.ave, a Viet. “6th and 7th sts. james M.SCOVEL. — J.K. H. WILLCUX. SCOVEL & WILLCOX, ATTOKNEYS AND. COUNSELOKS AT LAW, No. 4, MARKET SPAC (Board of Trade Rooms.) WASHINGTON, D. Cc. Praetise in all United States Courts and before the artments jal3-Im FRANKFORT, 1 p. m.—Bonds, 914.8%. The markets To-Day. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. BaLtrwore, san. 21.—Cotton, firm at 25. Flour quiet and steady. “Wheat, steady, prime to choice red, $1281.25. Corn, active, xe = higher at’ ass; white, Sla%1.02. Oats, Dias. Prime Rye, nominal at Siaglos "bore aan, unchanged.’ Whisky, very quiet and held at #1. pibauTHton iy 8, Sood. an. 21.—Virginia 6's. old, 49 58Y bid; do., 1867, 52 bid! 55 New York, Jan. 21.—Stocks unsettled. Mone oany a Sat Me coat, eee: long, 8 shorty oo Se Pe AES aay 4; Gold, 20's, 1862, coupon, 15. ‘ir- ARIS KID DEPOT, ginia ex-coupon, "54 new, 60. North Car- = er = 1d, 4145 new, 34%. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, New York, Jan. 21.—Flour, more steady. t Ninta - Wheat, one cent etter. Corn, laze. better. | Bet aoe —_$<s8e-—_—_———— a-Rev. Horace Cooke, the recreant pastor has surrendered his ordination parchments to Presiding Elder Pease, with the request that 87-JUST RECEIVED. and will bee day, (Monday, Jan. 17th,}200 ¢ zen fees! PARIS KID GLOVES, All sizes and colors.with one, two and three buttons. The nest assortment we have red this Se: to- is name be “blotted from the recor’s of the Conference and consigned to infamy.” season. BF These Gloves, together with onr entire stock ef elegant Black janie Colored Silks, fine Dress Linen Good: ory, Flan cos, ke. & re now being lees of costs as weare eparing to m: "s: MAY, mn MO ftwelve a yald-dtFeb7 B BATL BY CHA [Chron and Ropab.t - PIUNEER HOMESTEAD ASSUC JATION. OxGaNIZeD JaxvaRy 8, 1370 OFFICER CHAS B CHURCH Wa Cha ft with Pebbles and other Spectacies, by merely an stwering a few questions. H. H. HEMPLER. OPTICIAN, ily ational Hot HE ARLINGTON VINEGAR. AN ARTICLE OF HOME PRODUCTION. PoP e; PURE, PUNGENT, AND PLEASANT. PHANE. CReNity Ly. EO. WLINVILLE, ADOLE CLUSS ib. 'CROGUON, NW. BARDOOE: focting of Stockholders will be held on bing of Friday, Jantary poker sitar se D OF COMMON ©c sk your Grocers Sold pow by many of principal ones. and soon will be b Masnixazon, © KS =a nt Yudges to tee su a Table Vise or sale at Northern wholecaate rates JONES & KEITT, ane We 554 Wath st. stant waked JOS. WILLIAMS, Chai he "27" REG 51 Wasnis Hetween 42 and sas Pi Money leaned in Jowelry, Silverwat nitwre and Merchani hi th i noha itepald tr nalty, shall be w Pe see r it refer to any res ¥ connected with any. similar” ext ment ii the city, New number, 47 Jal3-Gint BPEDESPERPPPRESEPDEDDDEED LP PEEP PPP PP PP PPP Pe, a THE WORKIN i — parva to furnish ith, he time or for th Tight and profits i. and irks earn org Ne That. all who few this no and 110 Sch ote Reet al tes ee] TELS. ~~ MANTELS!! Pergons building and repairing honses wonld 4 well to call and ig and ropa eertnent ot MAN? TELS, sw ich iw the largest and most varied collec- r the tro sample, which vot The Peo oat fan i ews pel Lj offered for sale in this District. They cou- | mail. Keader. if you want p chief all the lending styles now manatasrotes ts | Tuk, wintcss (a2, SELEN e ie "ngusta, eeverteen different colors, many of whic! Maine. isinbeW Teprecenting two or more kinds of Marble and Woo : nea tae pay’ Obed GRATES, summer pleoos: | ()WING, aa KE Pk BOAK! De. ae. all all of whi ich are from the Dost manu- G LOVES At $1 2°, ati. fuctories.” Please call and exam oP uionr, "i ket Fcshoy P. we 3 Young Men's Christian Ass'n Building, A ‘ piiinding the funeral ot their bate brot Brewh varia decision was at all anal- en of other Lodges ars Maryland, and desired the State and Company. | at by offering a resolation | ey Genera! of the State to g* t aseertain whether the »y ought net to be vacated 2 resolutions ere- I the latter were + foc Wednesday next. By the arrival of at New York, new om vals, Prosi he White House, and ma ated an maiede Soath Amor- ed of the deatn own American pianist M. Gottschalk. While ia 3 lit. ry officers unanimously ; Mivwesas they are, most startling and pretheul re | resentat factual scenes on the field. ee ee THE AUSPICES TIJAH *qpnets $C AND GRACE AGUILAR Loui wving 4 monastery concert at Rie -laueiro, he zumd comporer, fell senseless at his instrument; and it isa sin- . i ‘enant imeiden > th: t the elody upon which A Lecture wilt be delivered 0 SUNDAY EVEN his fing his own favorite com- | 3N¢ ae inst us aicboek tthe Synazogue, ab Wenition—La Morte. He was taka to Tijaea, | fu"t yep A god toby LAI ABiAHA wy where he lingered three weeks, and expired on the 18th of December. — Tue Firrcesta AmexpMext.—Telegrams ~how that beth Ohio and Iowa yesterday com- eted their ratification of the fifteenth a mend- ent to the constitution. This makes twenty- seven States which have ratitied, leaving bat oe more necessary to consummate suffrage without regard to color” throughout the Uni- | ted States. Nebraska, Georgia and Texas are yet im reserve to fill the measure. Nebraska | aud Texas will soon be in Hine. +<ee- Tar CumpEeRtaso ‘AL Trape.—The sta- tistics of the Cumberland coal trade show the production of that region during the year 1569 tw bave been 1,882,609 tons, against 1,330,143 tons | » 1865; an increase of The intrease of A56* over INT was 1564 Biss pr uw the lectar will be ma ae | ar Proce dings taken in ‘behalt oy the Jews ) sin. and of the interviews with the Breidtaton Chairman of Lecture Committee. epub..Chron., also Sunday papers | > LECTURE. —Rev. L. DOBSON, formerly picsionary te the Cherokee Ind iver a Lectar: DAY E iN Mek. of 4 the subject of ne a history of 1B Weente. yas." hen THE COMSERCIAL DEPARTMENT = HOWARD SITY ass meet hereafter in the Meet Parlor of the ¢ gregational Cnrel a ine: entra! UST COMPETENT INSTRUCT 1 particulars see circulars to be iseaeg 7 Pe peren or by letter to 2 aa iw President Loper, of Paraguay, who ts the g nano F, ‘ost persistent man in the world in refusing to made to order. Ing rewain defeated, has again appeared in the field BUCK, Bookseller. Stationer, and Steseal inte S20 Th at. bet Hand f jalT-lm With a force of 5,00 whites and 15,000 Indians, | B&tt Dealer, be P. A. COBB, the greatest NOTIC CANCE and stopped the advance of the Hrazilian troops, baited >R in the an Panes will be sso dt aptinaton from the at tothe Tth of February, From J. C. Parker we have Galey's Laty's Ene los of ood tthe pailent, He bays Pook and Reterson’s Ladies’ National Mogazive | Laie See riaten for Febrvary. — : Tux Weeety STAR, now on our counter ana | 3s wrappers ready for the mails, contains a capi- isl story from Loudon society, entitled “ How “pottts, and ¢ got up our Charades at Christmas;” a short ed “All's Well that ends Well;” the gs of the National Woman's Suitrag> ntentiony the proposed ‘Terri nd 2 full account of the meetings on the | subject; the — meeting at Cuion League ists the prec f Congress, the Inte Ex amen itroad ” Mattors: rity News; Washingion N ee Gese'p: the Courts; the Ley ; ‘Heme of Domestic Feonomy; Humorous Sketch- | vartmental and Local News; A Sthaed Mowrs Keeping Misectlany: and ‘Telegraphic Dispatehes trom all pop ge | sumption. Borld. chi. i 6>-Patti-Caux, it wsaid, Intends to retire from | ES the stage fer a year or a7-Jobn was the entire aaa er candidate for District Clerk at Corsicana, Texas 57 Next pring will develope, it is bellowed, eo-operative factories among nearly all kinds mee: Just re a large ausoriment of HUM. IMITATION TAT Re 3 | 9 MILLAN ERY AND. DEESEMAG eat Reduction iy m MILLANERY and SING OF OLD STOC! STRASBURGER BROS., corner 9th and D streets, WHILE OTHBES: ARK BISPo- Have just opened a large assortment of now At BOOTS AND SHOES, jal nd selling them cheaper than others o-ring old stock. Bear Imad they neither Tnark «ods up oF = y™- down. but sel hich ~ ng Of 25 pore SURASH RGER BROS, i numb 373, CVENTH STREET, Between Land K. M. WILLIAN ag HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF EAL LACES, CLOAK VELVETS, SATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, DRESSES, RIBBONS, FRATHERS, FLOWERS, BONNETS, FLATS. *XIMMINGS, and all kinds of Parisian Novelties Also the celebrated J. P. B. FRENCH CORSETS. AS : Bow ay La nd Warrants, Western pte, or Certific a Location parcisad TPE UNDE pointed by teeLEIe & their attorney in fact to settle up the affairs of sai notice that he will attend at his 9 Massachusetts "a. "Atiorney in fact uf 4. B Wheel-r & Co. Ws. nranrey « sons, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Coenen nee ate So eaten. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 4 ace rant Between Isth and 19th sts., west, Washington, D.C, be : u ANUFACTURERS OF = BOM MEEES, MAN MON U. Mt Leow F etal bnostihtete 774 Gincan Petr Marble ior, ‘BUILDING PURPOSES. = rng —_- est Rates. OG AND CATTLE Poop. FOR SALE—A Geeart BARGAINS | AT EMORY BAXTE! us Pee ee oe AVENUE, BE KEN 9TH AND 20TH STREETS. dais Will remove from py present ace of business lant week In this month nd wl nt iy wk foo iting of a general aoe pene ot GUODS at much lew the m: rz) ANDRUSGOCCIN ‘COTTON, conta, WAMSU1 Ne . root LPORLAN, eo its. AT Sie SSID Por. LINS, Over one ows VHANDKERCHIEFS from anc- ov 0} Boss & WALSH, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ BROKERS. No. 327 PENN’A AVENUE, South side, Between 6th Table Linen. and Bed ‘end 7th streets weet. eR BR Ry a SRR Clothings Holiday Presents . Call and examine, ope-ly a EAD TH18! CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing ant the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. SEVENTH Coo APPROPRIATE 486 486 HOLIDAY: PRESENTS, AND ADAPTED To ALL SEASONS. ralxtincey oe DR. FANYON; Dynanic, Physician, baring, on -NGRAVINGS, and seeount of the large number of paciantd in *” _ CHROMOS! * hington, decided to reuiain in the cf? Sod SWISS CARVED WALL 3, er hastremived bis office fromm the St; C loa a Hot CKETS, &c, } ‘+ ius residence, No. 1306 G street, between I3th bis aR Tiles go ee Chronte ie Cage mate a epectality. ichamatae tates PAPER. HHANGINGR Oe con. Bronehit ame WINDOW on tt Leong Rroflen mu ‘ue ie Me PICTURE CORD AND 7. BE FRAMES, | Debits is om Is Weakness, ‘and man} id AND wars, a eettteted, salty generally. are sel calf? largest assortment in the District. ‘Terms to ae ol ity and ol ery eb Dr, OTICE. 4 i and E ais, grit une srmone fPQ « Kee eT Severn Sraxer, N.W. “Gou ana ane ATOR ie: DIAMONDS, (Successors to D. B. Irving,) waite man al Sateen ayes onan e m 8. GOLDSTEIN £0. § dec 70m des7-t Dealers in IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING TOBAOUOS, SNUFFS, PIPES, &c., &c., @o. et. B GARDK- WANTS. WV ARE 2 B. B CLAUNTE, Tay sre ANT ED. UKs E—Must wes: red ed Rpely wt 311 Gatrect, Seomaca Sa wi i wax : ie yt 7 Fie viestises rapival tt Tid Togte z cometr sak end He cepttaly aet a ey ye ash RT ma ad INDERY, 31 Tose coprists, rics and midrese 11 ow! poeeeern es 0. 2° Wanted handwriting. “Is Lock Box 88. aired AST SORAP ver, bund, at WHITE & RISD AN EXPERIENCED WHITE WO MAN. to take charge of young children. Aj ply at 133i 1 street, from 9 to 12 a. m., or from 6 to 9 padl-co2™ ‘A smart, active WHITE WOMAN to cook in an eating b. . Must thoroughly eet ee Must come ier recomm: A Green Mou-tain as . Centre Market. Teale aoe nT TRORWORTHY. W34 ANTED—Betore_ Februar, wary 3 cours. NIENT HOUSE, ot 6 or 5 room: three *quares of Northern wt Will, pa, fe es Gr ypemth in advance. "“Addreas aes th irre, Ww Bn of MARES oF a a RK'S Stable, 468 8th et. ja20-3" ANTRDOAY “at KELENEE 1), in good ropair, with (OUSE,” Star office, stating ine tos Toga 323 WASTED-Four, EMPTY BUTTLE of Pro Lite, delivered at 627 H stroct, arith: between the hours of 3 and 4 p.m. w-3t Ww? ean ANTED-—Vor a nurse and to seaiat inc chamber from 3 's Balm of work. = iting, Protestan Apply where an interview can be AN T. 5000 | Was eT AND" “re Pavia for which I will pay the ‘aeh pri :: WALT BRB. WILL, M1 _No. 729 7th street remises: rent Wthand G and ANTED—A good COOK, W ER and TRONER and a halt grow GUL ‘ty house \ddresa box 3. te | FS KENT— we FOR SALE AND RENT. | FOR s'ALE AND RENT, oss Rent no _ gaz re Feros fue, tira ete wil *y Store sue: ron bat. Peeve. ana Dat Foz, kest Rupr Bouse ot ao hall, cas F nee wewly pasted. on vetrects Be ist] Hon S30 K atm oar 18th Lie wouses =} lares Pa. avenue, ones aera rooms, V on crises Fis. i hese pits cash for sh ctomat Fin Riven es'Talip Hilt Fishing sh ae sificeon eo wonted es Yaney houskeeping. To,8 nice permanent party rent v moderate. For address apply at Star office yan ee next door, or at W . n v RUTHERFOR, ”; Store 1217 E street mort! RIDE TOONS, Gs, water = yard n frot ¥ ol c VARY CHEAP eee 9, a1 Penal ial iio sSewchr ae a A A ofthe bat WELEINGS if Wear: is wd. cobeus. two haere oust ef ath mt. po aS OO wea | I sronte avutin: bee ertemadee best buildings. sige gt and coh water. cas, 1196 Sth, next t> Most! For aale—Fancy Prose am: ani Store. doing « gomt 2 doors from 22d wt. jazi 3" Fe, RENT—A small, neat HOUS ith three ounn, good summer kitchen. and well of fine water n yard; ai tm conapleee codec. Ber far. ther particulars apply to .&, baker, corner —_ and L Py Ward i Wo Dud amas. OR RENT—Three story BRICK, No 4t@ street: 1 ro besides bath room, pantry @ v4 throughout the howe Powe « F Bry; one of the beat boarding house Fo. RKENT—W ilic CHINE. the simp! ket out of order. er at the agent, BAUM S © tory, 7th street, between D a . COMMUNI ar. 4: PAR u htfully eftuated on the st. and Maseach.acetts = lent By a small private family, five very desirable rooms, communicating and priv ate, pr : OR RENT—Four nice FURNISHED ROOMS, eee a py Fv howt Board, at 337 Pennsylvania fe ater on the 21 | avenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel Sd Si floors, gas ail through ths howse, Any twoor | Jet H HOFFA of thes rooms will be rented with or without iurniture, k "TO REMBERS OF CONGRESS 08, = jor. ee recom prey Ty te ae ‘private family. at Peet, betwee With and 1 . oat Fo! are the Pe He 2 # Office, containing 10 1 gas intely fuished. Inguireat. HOF FAS. Seas hae! avenue. opposite Metropulitan Hate) ow (OUR FURNISHED PARLORS FOR RENT and 4 BED ROOMS fe or separ ate; board $5 per week. \O REN T—One or two unturaishel Soon In- wire at 403 9th street, boiween Hand, jam ac* = PER MONTH —Smail bat rom °“K TENEMENT of three ro a ween B an: ts 30-3 nite ot ROOMS on the first floor, " street north: also, STORK 1302 F st. north. Euquire on the premises. ) OUSE on Capitol Hill, one square from, the Capitol: five rooms. Rent ¢ NS er Inquire at Fountain Hotel of GEO. ol LS. 2020-3" OR RENT. Tirtatiy BRI iF | baek of 314 Delaware avec, bet nert aoe Sewt. between Bond N sort Up tor Grocemy or Reed Stare.jlutely, Mee Forman’ ‘Th gar, the, bow buniness dole OR RENT—Two laree STORK [ROOMS on 7h ly fiteed Inquire 826. opposite. Ec REN’ ATLN nd hand Ko@MS. FURNIS on onend Beoret $43 . G street, next to corner of Ith. de2d Statw* KNISHED AND COMFORTABLE be sien to procar: UITUATI IN ia th the rst of Febrassy fora re } erences given. gE. Star Pos. EMPLOY ENT by 4 man who has 2 a0 8 Dra oe eee BE PAID FOR A DWELLING yofbeo, eiviag brief deesriptiot incailon we cihes, giving brit aaeeelitien Tessin Must be eheap. Prefer to deal wi arp s oF. ox. Foi iy SO MEMPLER'S WANTED. j03-1y et Pist fan Store: Nationst tit OLD GOLD and SILV Ogu Weer reaosing rose breaking housekeeping a removing from the city: te em that they linpose ci their FURNITURE. without, the trot cane cain of en onttion, te sbaretong iH, u pinch 285 Penna avenue, sout corner 19th” de35- bs SEWING STA tite e aa tes For its oe nd noise working, it is pron: mee Ma e in the world. A post easiest terms. des ANTED—To rent or buy, or rent with lege Ma fi purchasing. trom ONE TO TEN AUiEES 0] ). Improved, nearW: Address, sti — Mice. and price, A. B.C b) ashington, 2 Star ( Ax ELL Fu! HOUSE FOR RENT—In a fine, healthy nei a G stree ‘th and a . between % so Gall Devwoen Sand Week 2 mjd ie COR RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM in « pri- ‘ate family. No. S13 12th street, above H. A183" a] RENT—A fine ST 1100 ith street. corner of quire ou the premises, BY rate. Apply to No. streets. YOR SALI - on sa BY 8. P. BROWN & SON, Southeast Corner New York aveune and Lith Street. RST-CLASS NEW FASHION ARLE RES- jal modern improvements, clegantiy Farn- {will be sold Furnished or Unfuruished Apply as above. GE RENT Th Be es pn OR REN T—40a The firt floor, two FURNISHED CONS Parlor and qT ade . SOL L room. Terms um st.. between 9 aS eth rat DP. Rast con BOOM. Also. a large and hand samely turn ed-rocm,on the hwest ner of Hith and = jald-3t* Ko RERXT—T) OMS, with first class BOARD. it Location contul403 New Ke and Mth ats, < ‘wert site, ‘Mambere uf €: Retr. and oth- suites of roma would do well to call be- elsewhy AspIy oD the ee. fore engaging rooms ore. tines OK KENT—A SUITE OF Kuoms. Par J 70k RENT_pRICK TOUS Chamber, a ANT, Suatier of ths cate sock poet. Aap eth » sticr of the Pe siting euch ro ot % bet. i2th'and Tith ats ietween Wth and iith sts, west. north see nT ef ' we NICELY FAI GESEPUSBENT-FURNITURE Pom sale — CATING ROt irs ontaiat Ll rome, Inquire at >: new! turniture od and Furst tn elegant “rt 3.00 cash. Lnquire at Star 01 1B REBT —Four FLAME HOUSES Bs, create James Wibaiw ki G33 Mncon Moonta fate Fs UR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM | family Also. a Stable, with aa eet, between 6th an: Fe OK RENT —Two now. marie ‘and bed ¢ falthy Ioeation. Ale poly a so7 I 5 fine an othe street cara ane Ps; dcold weter In bath tesas ith and Lats. ya21-2t* & = REWAR! ra yeste hh e $50 POCRE DK containing between! oar i fis dollars iu Treustiry and "Na val of 21th atrect vad Bande id for the I ig from the cornes fin addressing 8. P. York aycaue an BOARDIN 1G. OARD—Firet clase Bi ROOMS, a $25 por s | Bs PPURNISHED RooMs Fou Be. T Win or without BOARD. at No. 4 sylvain aye: = a. ing at <: wane place, % bps w TCLASS BOARD, WITH PLY aia FionT RYOMS,to be hed en reescuable terms, 235 Roe eetteeh ond bahia abort walk fm J y LEXCELL LOOMS FOR KEN, at No. 8 44x street, with BUAKD. Jadh2s™ y WILL AND Store, racy avenue, of store large ‘Terms $15 per month. Apply at the Lye . aud room bac Lin rape STAURANT. doing a sntrally located, with all efor a first class ext ae The Ug pat wishing eae ae tan if sell yargain. Inyuire of ©. ‘4 . Keul Estate Brokers, 211 P.near bin street, minus. Apply to D ANTI>: vania avenue, near 1th street duily. u (OR SALE—Pi SHING SHORE, known vi a a tng 3 irene | in rid mere gr urticuiars apply at No rhe ome lt Ostreet meth Jal law3w* POR, # LE: ; ianioons BAY HORS atched, 7 ‘years old, sound, ON nal 5] att ed. “Also, Double Harness, Single ditto, Blan- kets, Afehaus. 4c. Wats tiuail Victerin Carriage. Apply to Colones! ullding, Seveatoom ed ia M,r.cet side, 1. B CURTIS, 38 Winder's GRADWONL, L140 Tihsieoct, boi oon Land Ls Buys eusand ela tells ail Minds of Le ts abd Chihdrene cust: Jothing,underelothing, haan ue Toe mh ‘ boots and. shoes. spreads, sheet uote by mail ae a i eee vies ne “ Wlliienae Tand K ets.\west. SALE gf RENT—FKAME Hol Dy with ated on Kode Inland aven bet. oy iN casn. ATE ‘te Bt mg ant f char epeme ts tte teurth cas ch str an ye Sagetlins hig rocoutty oom on wat” » Marshall, First Assistant OR cy ree, La crry D. £ iE ['Y—Fromw 10 to # acts of District, ou a good road ew BRICK HOUS wot road, moar Witte! AT, 317 M xtreme. Por RENT: comfortably FURNISH ROOMS on first thon bh HOUSE 374 zt between G end Ht: beated bby fornace th. A GEO. 8. PARK Sc _Teaeie pone WRECK hand Lith streets Two fonr-ruom Hi A 6th st Du. VAN ROGAN PERSONAL. TLL 0. H, SELLEY LEAY Wet oe His ADDRESS for trom Verse Macs: eu Mou To stowne ASD OTHERS et small brick ‘opportunity to clear from &2) to $4) per Mage six Poms and bite! traveling with « PORTARLE Siow AND CUR eet Baths aud Ath sie OBITY. Can lt be packed tue band valise. It will entire for £30. Address Post Office Rox pata D* 3%. KLEIN. ade etic aud Syanpat ie merly o copied by. ‘the C. « N 4 weet street, betwee busines or dwelling. Apply nara’ with, WIT: AG. CON, Broker™ CE Agial Mager icon! amt RARE CHAN MAKING MONA ame the STOC ha of treatment and UL and BIXT : akeas Fefer. UMice hours IF to § p.m. ja) Bw HAVE SEEN NOT DESPAIR C STL LOK OLD PRDARBY, los OB RENT—TWo DW wn, FY Geors yard ¥ sunt plone h all the anoern iahpre th rooms and water N BRC VTHER! ROOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 7. south side Pennsylvania a: onus, riot pore ue! attention tohosines @ Jenn ©. cox, JUSTICE PEACE, TE RIKKW Botw sen ich wand ith streeta. M. PLOW MA Hh and D strenis Freet, between D and K. ced ‘and ldoat cayehitahes JPO# SALE ow TO TET. SIS OF THOSE DRAUTIFEL VILLAS Lecated town, a thorough cure. His tows visiting see uo ome but a it parcha Al "i OMAR ¥ PLOW MAM, Sth and D streets. Be* AND JOB P RENTING, ‘eR iy Beecmet, BY POLKINTONN & Devers oh and ur story DW ©. OX, te, furnished or ‘ence No. S29 1 street, near Ith and omen, xe 252 F etree aes MILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE PX pong ie J Lectures, a9 4 detivered at the New Taek ascem of hoes the gab- grcimHow 40 iave and wl eet cate, at mH CooPE RELATMERS free RENT 01 Lwaibe I ten ed a } ow few OUSES Pom SALs ro (BRICK MOUSE. 12 rocws, corner 13h and M - = -—— reets, Gas, wat: ick stable. Lot WO fect HOUSE. 2) rooms. on north side F strest, bite it aud cold water, gas. &c ived_ of this ie Mew ior Snow of . ‘The pimp! ed and tert. Suvered creme, pron ‘looks upon a clear, smeoth kit vin girect. between 13th rit side. Tie and ould water, ins; farnace tu cellar; Ft mae ball, nee SSie: BRICK HOUst food lot. Maryland areas,’ | streets,” Very cheap. | | Severat other fine TMIGIC and om, HOUSES, well locate, in different vanes co aie tL, LL Cornet of th nant Pears, cries AME the city, Jats TOSBES s We.oter forsale « GOUER of Legpoms, fronting ul open square of M. ‘um, om the 2. orable conaitions:- rice 4 $7 oo; Figo ir stecesetioss tj elie an eo r a oe will be paympat, and th Fetaader Ph bas see Siorice and Bowment, two calcnlated for a larg: family ft nos oo tor Ow per month. a WHITNEY OY jelett oh 6 7 2 bat. as COR RENTS at B. MARKET PL! FY 13 ees Fis PesteF oF Cie SEE Zine. | weil with ranges ‘ansd evid wal to ead atk gps abies fake mp Ses bge | be tet Bpase vain a Ast rT fea tity ,_YOCATED CouNTRY giuaied tn No. AF Lo Ng hy bee counsel, A S oetoand ttt de eee Stamagiss as = gpg METROPOLITAN Hall, pans Everts, as ‘Sta ner Wart. GEORGE BACER, Proprietor. >| Ree