Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1870, Page 2

4 nein EVENING STAR. Largest Cireaation inthe Distrit cRosBY S. NOYES........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY..........Jamuary 22, 1870. Reading. Matter on Every Page. The Mob Proceedings Last Night. ‘The meeting of the citizens calling them- selves “ Reform Republicans,” at Union League Hall, was broken up last night by a mob of cor- poration employes and their strikers, just as was the previous meeting. It is useless to dis- guise the fact that these repeated acts of mob violence place the city and city government in a very discreditable and unenviable position. It was charged last night that these mob pro- ceedings were mstigated from the City Hall, and the fact that the different gangs of the mob were marshaled in all cases by corporation em- ployes seemed certainly to give ground for that belief. But we do not entertain this opin ion. On the contrary, we believe that Mayor Bowen disapproves entirely of these acts; and that they proceed solely from the superserviceable zeal of the ward officers, who think to gain favor thereby. We think, how- ever, that he errs greatly in not signifying pub- licly and unmistakably to these officious em- ployes that this sort of thing must be stopped. He is placed in his position to maintain law and order and the rights ofthe citizens. It may show very bad taste for citizens to disapprove of his administration, but their right to do so, and to hold meetings to express that opinion 1s unmis- takable. And Mayor Bowen should feel it ali the more incumbent upon him to pro- tect these meetings from mob violence that they are call: d avowedly as anti-Bowen meet- ings. He cannot afford to have it go eut to the country that a party of citizens, calling them- selves “Retorm Republicans,” are mobbed out of their meeting place by a gang drummed up from all the alleys in the city by corporation employes. Already the press of the country are speaking out in the matter, as instanced by the following from the New York Tribune : « There is quite a serious rupture in the ranks of the Republican party of Washi m, brought shout by the loose manner in whic mem- bers of the in office are ‘conducting the business of Jorporation. Last night the Keform Republicans rented a hall for pane of holding » meeting to express t a number of the officials ‘drove them from the hail, took possessien, and turned it into a meeting for their own defense. This uncalled-for conduct of some 200 colored men was inspired by a number of designing white men, who ased these innocent men to help their own Schemes of securing gihe spoils. The Ketorm blicans have ardve another meeting rt morrow night, and have called on the at, Police to protect them tn their right to yeaceabiy assemble for free speech. ‘The state of the Mayor's health has doubtless prevented him from taking an active part in the suppression of these disorders; but he will now see the ngcessity, for the protection of his own goed nante and that of the city, that they are discountenanced, and that with unmistakable significant Moliere’s delightful comedy, “Le Malade tmaginaire,” is as telling in its hits at some of the folhes of the times as if written for this country and age, and not for France under the neient regime. le by loss of wit and sparkle of repartee in Charles Reade’s adaptation, performed at Wall’s pera House by Laura Keene and company last evening, for with English keenness and force, Keade unites French tact and epigramatic riness; in fact, hisstyle Las more than once been criticized as too “Frenchy.” The Opera tiouse was crowded last night with the largest and most fashionable audience of the season, LY and the generally exeellznt manner in which the play was mounted and performed was the theme of praise on all sides. Laura Keene as "was piquant and grace- tul, while the Mons. Argan” of Mr. Jack was & perfect a picture of the suspicions and exact- ing hypechondriac as one conld imagine. The * Loulson™ of little Miss Laurens was capitally done, and Wallis as the pompous doctor, Hawk as the stapid “ Thomas,” Miss Jennie Ander- son as “+ Madame Argan,” were all exceedingly well dressed and acted. It seems hard to find tault with a performance of such merit, but the | love scenes might have been made a little more impassioned, and the gags might just as well have been omitted. The piece is to be repeated this evening, and on Monday evening Matilda Heron's comedy, “Champagne, or Step by | Step,” of which we Lave heard so much, isto be brought out. ———_---+e-- __ ‘Toe Freteexta AMENDMENT. special dis- patch from Des Moines says the luwa Senate yesterday after considerable debate, by a vote of 30 to 14, refused to concur in the House reso- lution adopting the fifteenth amendment. The majority of the Senate claim that the House shouid have taken their resolutions as they were and adopted them, and not have passed a new | series of their own. The result is that only the flouse has as yet passed the fifteenth amend- ment. This informality will no doubt be speedily rectified, making twenty-seven States which have ratified. But one more is wanted, and that one will undoubtedly be Nebraska, whose Legislature has been called by ¢rnor Butler to meet in special session in the first week of February. Besides this, Georgia and “Hexas will be required to ratify as a precedent | to admission, so that the reversed action of New York matters little one way or other. The text of the fifteenth amendment, is as follows : Article 15, section 1. The right of citizens of he United States to vote shall not be devied or ridged by the United States, or by any State on accunnt of race, coler, or previous condittion of servitude € Section 2. Congress shall have power to en- lurce this artiele by apprepriate legislation. ——____<66-—___—— It kas been our duty to say some unpalatable ig to the rowdies who have endeavored to oppress various public meetings lately by mob ence, and as a natural consequence Tae rar has been the recipient of all sorts of abuse trom that clement. The stupidly ignorant nature this abuse is shown by the fact that one Snod- eta charges that “Tue STAR was the paper sich persecuted Dr. Bailey, raising the in- «) gnation of the citizens against the publication ot the Nativaal Era in this city.” ‘The fact is that the National Era riots took place in 1818, some years before Tue STan was started. Ouring Tue Sran’s career it has had occasion tocarn the abuse of every mob-law party, as | it would certainly have done had it existed at the time cl The Era riots. os ‘The New York Journal of Commerce treats of | sudden deaths, coroners’ inquests, aud chemical | ¥i »ylysis, and denounces the expensive humbug Often resorted to. After observing that ~ there are few grown-up persons in whom a | searching chemical analysis might not reveal infinitesimal particles of arsenic, or strychnine, er copper, or lead, it notices the tendency metallic poisons to accumulate instead of passing of readily, and in post-mortem examipations of | adults, where some “traces” of them are not | found, there is room to doubt whether the chem- + int has done his disagreeable, but enormously | pivotable work with sufficient thorouguness. ——————<ce-—___ Having Gnished his exhausting essays on Po- litical Economy, Mr. Greeley is now writing a series of letters to the Tribune entitled “What 4 Know About Farming.” if the philosopher would undertake to tell what he don’t know about it, ke would have a mach more fruitful topic. ——_-~ee--____ Has not The Chronicle one word of rebuke for the mob whe attempted to break mp the meeting at Union League Hall last night ? -2ee- . Prentice, the veteran editor of the Geo. Louisville Journal, is again prostrated and in a | dying condition. i From J. Shillington we have Harp-r's Maga- zine and The Nursery for February, aud Every vferday for January 2. swee- | From Blanchard and Mohun we have Har- It has, of course, suffered but | Gov- | off CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. ea ih Mr. Trum! in ate ina Vir- voted for the first reconstruction bill, | which conferred colored suffrage, or for the fit” teenth did not far enoug! .T.) to expose these thi tit @ amalled him, and thet’ Senator, | in g) A ia eRe & By Be ate abs xi E. = 13 — wh iy? use they th. It was no pleasure to thiags, but the | others, must gird on bis own ar- _— for he must expect his elfrontery to be ex- and he be the 4 “ effrontery” rf . Trumbull.—I wish with the Chair. acterized what 3 AEERE LS ies gre induce me to for reflection he will regret much that he said. y eritic? we jamner said the ion ot the ta iF su what title 0 we not know his history? he not, from the time that the first measure for | enfranchisement of wed an impracticabie obsta- Vice Presi nt called Mr. Trumbull to his opinion that the use "was not parliamen- mbull.—I must beg leave to differ with Vice President said he had consulted the , and he was convinced that the word “ effrontery” was unparliamen- to be parliamentary, eeision of ust beg leave most respectinily The Senator T said as “al rostor- sposterous,” but he was not calied to Senator from Illinois arevel to-day. The Senator went into rsonalities as the bird fles in the swims inthe sea. Sir, | have no ch things, and nothing that he said part from the strict line of does he asumes to be Has the colored race was been its bitter orgia was before us, the Senater op- us, and stwwod in this Chamber as representative ot the Ku-Klux-Klan. When generous House of Representatives | brought to our bar he great criminal that stood yor fcemeg tegen the — threw the protection of his vote. ‘t crimina! The Senator ‘allucioa to the great principle of colored suffrage incorporated in-the tirst reeon- struction act. Candor compels mé to say what Lsupposed I never would have said, that I am the author of that provision. brought forward the proposi fro ee ied Senate. On the night that the bill was carried | In cémmittee I tion, the Senator is offered it, and it was voted down. to the caucus; the Senator sat there and sullen opposition, but it was carried by two votes, and it was then reported to there were reasons for my absence, and nase | assured that the — the chamber. to swell the vote? here the ‘and measure was secured necessity for my stay- Piles he Benatae frown Illinois sneered at the let- other day. I will read some: more. Mr. $ then read extracts of letters Vi for The upon the finances Mr. Townsend ¢ and addressed the the resu daction Mi House the committee rose. It was agreed pillar of the State. peri of ii which he foo he had received from Vir; Joyal men to sell 0: the rebels swear that as si the: will drive away every carpet-bagger and rebels are not anxious to get thet u feels ga rid of the hi vision of bull) had brought | up Governor Walker again. rom Nevada had called him a | Was he not rather a cater- — The Senator from Vermont read from is specch where he promise: to break down the county system, justited in eal ‘again call him, fore the American people. extracts from letters and from the cam speeches of Governor Walker. from Hlinois had also attacked Mr. again. ag: that the The Senator him shit ES 31, nay 30, nays 20 deprive any citizen or class of citi United States of the school rights and pr: to which he is now entitied by the sai tien; which was agreed to—yeas 31 Mr. @I preamble ax a subst! ble; which was agcecd to—veas 34, Mr. Thurman said that, anxious as ii jorton moved irgunia ess intends to it inia ancomiitionaltte ut 1 off long enough | or ut and get away, m as they get control | super- ‘Crum- Senator (Mr. the school system. Was I aot | a traitor? Traitor L hold him up as a traitor be- Mr. 3. read further The re Porter He had poured out his venom on Mr. Porter the other day, and t his venom upon him; there isan ample sup- | ‘The Vice President reminded Mr. Sumner that to say a Senator “poured out his venom” Was not parliamentary. Mr. Sumner did not wish to be unparliament- ary, and did not think he had been, but bowed _ with deference to the Chair. H ‘The question was announced ason the amenil- ment of Mr. Drake, providing that the eonstitu- tion of Virginia shall 1 deprive any of those now entitled to the elective franchise of the right to vote, ishment for crime. The amenciuent of Mr. Drake was then agreed again to-lay he pours ver be altered to xeeptas a pun- the State of the right entitled to the same by the Constitution of the United States; wiich was agreed to— yeas Mr. W: 29, amendment that th be so amen a to us of the “a constitu- for the admission of Virginia, he could not vote for th bill, regarding it as dagrantly unconstitu- mal. Mr. Stockton rega ardent it petually exclud State of th» Union. PE et bay as a bill trom bemg «dl and Saalsbury said they should ‘inst the bill for the sam > reasons. “hire Hlamition, said ‘We bi it with such provisions as had bees put in it. Mr. Vickers would very che: for the original bili et vu to representation in vote for the bill clogged with the conditions upon it. Messrs. Norton and Casserly made the same | i statements. ‘The Dill wax then passed—ayes 4%, nays 19 Messrs. Ba; iton, and Vickers. Before annowne’ dent cautioned the g stratil Mr. Sumner not voting when hig called, Mr. Kell sixteenth rule, w! ator shall vote unless excuse still declined to vote. ‘The Senate then adjourned. HOUSE. After our report closed— The House resolved itself into th of the Whole, Mr. Judd (IIL) in t Mr. Wilson then addresse | the rd, Casser called ich pro ich.) jation to the a rel devoted to debate only. ‘The House then adjourned. the ‘ould not vote for this fully have voted Davis is. Fowler, Ha name was tor the reading of the s that every Sen- |, but 3 s House upon the necessity of fostering the agricultural in- terests of the country. Mr. Ela (N. H.) followed in a short speech upon the decline of American shipping, and how it was to be remedied. Mr. Coburn (Ind.) followed ina short speech nerally. 3) then obtained the floor, House upon the subject of tion of specie payments, aud the re= taxation generally. fr. Stoughton (1 also addressed the finances; after which that —— '» session should be =NEW JERUSALE aM pay. a ‘a. aa ho RoW inion TEM servi North ~ ie nt Md sscsaruniay) EVES ING, Jan. 24. at8 o'clock, mom vanes Al ue MIEKENBERGE, 0. (C5 so 3 Becetancs ¢ ee EE bene at 1 o'clock, to attend the | P. Jous L. are fr fraternally in she Janta ten to (Sunday Gar} 0. 0. F—FRIE jal meeting wi wil he Jeet TO. Oy Keine, "Patriarchs of | Wy invit . A. KIDDER, Serite ee LODGE_N held TO- MO! Lae per’s Mogazine for February and monthly part | No. 10 of Appleton’s Journal. ~—— —-—+*0ee- — —— .SZTro ation in Trenton have been fed as eee | ment Te ce au er bs jenergl of ont Taj Brethren of o1 AS Le Unive with us order _f€l ron.Her} sennal of a casion of the of 7th and Date ai Sree ‘pox te brother. JOM odges ave frat: weed at your hall Wales to aitend the SL. Kure: jernally invited to Rane. we gdes. K. src, ow Tooley Peguested. | | Western supertine, $4. Fa; do to. damly,, 96.25081.15. Whi land Ted, Wak Meadys receipts small: white: S1a6100 yellow, a92. Oats dull at f6a55. $1.08. Provisions stronger. con—Riib sides, 16; clear 4534; hams, aco i Hatt. Whisky drm, held at $1.01 ats Barrimong, 2 Virginia 6s. old, 49 bid, 49% asked bid, 58% asked; do., 187, 54 bid; Soret vomcaltaan old, 49% bid; do.’new, 23 bid. New Yor«, Jan. 22.—Stocks ge Money Gar Percent g Exchange, long, 9; short, #9. Gold, 20%. i862, coupon, 14%. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wasarnctox, Jan. 22, Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : New Yors, Jan. 22First Board—U. 5. 6's, 1881, coupon, HIT 14X; Net coupon, 1 — is ‘Gorency umberland, juic! & do. hel So York c Central, 92: Loxpor, Jan. af oon 92%; Consols, for account, 924. "6, 86%; "61, 86;; 1040's, 85; 18%; Atianti Stocks lxeesonn, steady. 1143 Middling Orleans. 1 | Superfine, $4.75a%5; do. ex! | ily, $6.25487; City Mills, do. extra, so Securities, 1870.—Jay Cooke ; 5-20's, 1862, cou; 1864, coupon, trey 5-2’s, I 1968, cou ‘es, lio; Western Ur ton Water Pewer, teas Pacite son, i 5: “avn & Nichies % Clevetand and Pittsburg, a 73%; Northwest pret Rock ts no by order of the Board ; Six; Alton and Terre ‘rane, az, “Toleaa fe Wabash, 54; | 143; oneeee, and rasa Ohio and. fists Express, 61; Wel E: 33 ‘auted ii! Exyrom, = ican by. aeriie aera ies tan strong. Gold, 120 a10%. Express, —- Cable. tic, none. | gy market Sales 12, The Markets To-Day. | Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Battmore, Jan. an quiet at 25. | Flour easier and unchan; Howard Stre: ' ginia’é’s, comer! 34%; new, 61. North Car- elinas, old, 40; new, 24. New York, Jan. steady. 22.—Flour rather better. 1» 11S % 5 . con x, ‘coupon, 11336; es Tot, 5 10-40", "Caitom: 54; silver, 114, ariposs, be balay: j Micingan rr a oe Cen- ” stock, ser for mpeg ‘Iinois, ‘oir Bus steady. bates. ~_— Uplands, shoulders, Wheat 1a2 cents better. Corn laze. &Co. furnish the following quotations of Government securities: n Cen- 90: closed more Drake moved an additions! proviso that it shall never be tawful for the to deprive any ¢ to hold office wh Scaty free THE USUAL WOMAN MEETING will be hen THIS EVENING | - m League Hall, aud will be addressed by the | hart Moone Towyskxp and Rev, ‘CORR! as ‘OND ing of thin Ginb will hel | iS ALTE NOON, at Fo'cluck, at tho Tn Roows, on Fi Panctual attenday importance will be tran tenth stroet. is requested ted. as busi et ON: ste ring aud Kvering. £0 NDA, Saul mY ate at jess of | LEY POORE, Pros’t. G Bi 1 Spiager N id 45 AY MORNIN sand evening at7! 2 O'clock. Allace ULAR ME YERS' UNION y they passed th That alter this di to attend funeral: instead of going out in a body, music. Tomton Skatin Board of ues» of great importance the SKATING CLU of the mem ber TUESDAY, F ub « ‘rade Rooms, WH. CLAGETT, et MAM teen Ty te ALISO The ngied wd aioe WHITE, Q°PEN 3 HouskruRuisninc sroRs, WANTS. tees SALE AND RENT. HOUSER EETING. ad ates a WANTED. A WATCH or CLOCK MAKER 71 Bie neat bog FILTERS! WATER FILTERS —Pos- : — ay WARE areas wat Tar, ee Oo are rouge tion for famlly use. rendsrt Ghost i Sterne oF ; or river water free from. Tron all matter, matter, gasses, color, Bel, a avenue ya 3 pennestline 5 6° RO., WANtED a i a OK orn. eae RENT,—A.Gne ned rosewood PIANO will ia22-% __Metzcroit Wall bor Sen-aad Dehvabs. | Star gRaceDeral e Sarrteet or Stor ah RIME PINE sigee at @5 por cordy ANTED—Aboat February Ist, = parr. SE FOR RENT—On New P BAKERS PIN ta i Ww ISHED HOUSE, ya Brome. eat: | FUQUSE FOE RENT—0a Hew | Jereer FREE BULNING LEHIGH COAL at $9 per fon. a CHESTNUT at oo naan, _ ia 22-6" _Cornor 6th and F streets, Istand. 0 MEMBERS vy CONGR nd a SENGLISN Choris FRENCH and. ERES acd VESTINGS, which I will Gassiatees Grider. in the. Bost style, very low prices. . H. STANFORD. wen Oe CHa NT TAILOR, No.4 0-488 Pour doore weet ot Sd _ja22-3" {Chr.} Under the Warhington House, EW BU KS, AND erin eee RECEIVED me ND FOR SALH A mLacress Bae SE Comxem 4% STREET AND Pa. Av. ! Sins against the Laws of Life and Health, ge fhe efecte pom the Father, Mother and Child, August a Wes iarnid's Niece.” A'Novel. By Lady Goorgi- ana Fullerton Medora Leigh. Price 2 eats Cheap edition of Thackeray ’* Book of Snobs. ALL THE MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY. Catholic World, lectic Magazine, London 8+ ciety, erland Monthly, pincott's Magazine, ye antic Monthly, ng Folks, terson's Magazine, Pleasant Hours, Cha rial, Good Words, Leslie's Magazino, Harper's Magazine, Demorest'« Feshions, Ballou’s Magazine, Hours at Home, The Nineteenth Century The True Story of Mrs. Shakspeare’s Life. es Worla’ id, and ‘Democratic Almanacs for Letter, Note, Cap Paper, and Envelopes at the very lowest prices. jaz F[H0S-B BALCH, ct al, P. ‘CH, et al. 1752 Eq. Doc. 9, Notice ‘pier reby given to the Aso ennai ot pe Harriet B. lo appear before me on T! ont next, ‘ath inst. ayment, gr tat Bir Bh , toverify their ctl Hi cause, fied J: Feamey 180] ja22-3t the order of reference in 1570, MWS: COX, Auditor. BANKRUPTCY Disteict oF Convmnia, ss. Jn the. City of Washington on the 19th day of Jaa- ores a id undersigned hy here aS wee Sf bis appointment as aschnes ee the City ot Washington. within said Platict who has been fhe petition of his creditors. 5 GEO. MASON, ‘rupt, mpon br See ne Court 2law3w RPHANS COURT, Januar: _ DISTRICT OF aaa Wasurncron County, To wit—In the case of THOMAS GAL- LIGhN: Executor of Jam a ae: , the executor aforesaid Wah i probation of the Orphans’ Court Bounty agreed, appt Satunpaye3 Fobra distribution of th at en intribution of the pet and the tlement and mon to wi (he eat Weer Lemuel D, wi tans, sold ty the Guardian af his Infant Ch fren. The ‘ro i 6 gaardian of hy 1 filed ace wa Agi fully consideren h day of January, A.D. 170, “PURCELL, Indge or ribs Grsbacs Court. eer: Tent: 22-Tawsw* = ae Rogister of Wills. BROS HOUSE FURNISHING! BotAR. (itt Is replete with every article requisite for FURNISHING A HOUSE. Parties about going to housekeeping should not jail to examine their Farge and well-assorued stock before makin BLE FERNITORE pie ico for dinner or even- ing part! " Glass. § ja21-3t 9th and With sis. smperscrse? F Curna Pennsylvania ave., bet. y ink fafors y friends and_t} T haveopenct # SHEET IRON WARE. HOUSE at old Ne, 319 street. between 32th and 13th sts., and solicit the patronage. Copper Work in ail its brane! RD FLA ident. | DW. HERTY & BRO., THOS. k. WAGE = }_in21-ae= 319 ¥ at., bet. i2th and Ith sis. ATIONAL, ge My COPARTNERSHIP TERETOF ORE, EX- lege DISTRICT OF athe anutal tm Ut the N igual Me deal Becices for | sp ne mane tho wemse ant styl the election of vffieers, ete heid at te 2 BOUTS £ CO! irae is day boen diselved by maint dence of the Secretary, consent. All claims in favor of or against said firm 1th ay will Le settin’ by H. B. LEIN & CO. c LS is ib Ne 7 ie eaeas time LIAN. Treasurer. and Ith streets, Wi SABBATH SC itgut ADUEESEES ae, at their Ha om SUNDAY, the 23d in ox | asc eae a Sh ‘ot JON ey. Brethren of other Lodges arc reduced to # single evening PROSPECT CEMETER that all persons t Hill Cemetery. are Jed to nettle from to-day, HL 3 atreet ington, D.C y ev ful representations of ac ot Jose Views whi CHURCH ¥ 25 pre mtly located. lone large ay eaag Dusines t at Carr MA LODGE, xs 10. unsy Ivan Teareraityt invited to attend. j-3 revious to the oraee f the W. of the Fons * rr her man, woman and child in the city » there is an opportunity ‘The salient points ot the whole war are astonishing entert ERASE, 3 EXERCISES, ‘ORE, eatabiistint, aad Address -3t ni Fae “Ball. G street. on G, 24d ins ee T ‘he Seo UNDER THE AUSI PICES JAH, roTeas AND ba et AGULLAR a from Jewish History.” sali ~Stbeaves's and lecture a report will be made of the proceedings taken iu behalf of the Jews of Rus- Tea THE « COMBERUTAL “DE =e ‘A wi maa peceetier te Egon vane em yr yRIbaY VEkiNe January the ensuing y, Co a Company. "ay MONDAY. HOWARD Uxivensiry interviews with the Fresident o on the NT Kast Baclor of the Con- and G streets, 21, 1570, alike MUST COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS, |. For particulars see a to be. in persou or by letter to OBE Mi ing AL. BA Prin. N. and or apply pe Howard University. a ASSU EUR for the election of LY BAMUEL of _ArCRHTL DIRS ANNUAL MEI ‘Vo bela a Gas IGHt CUM: e dari ld at the office of the February 7, 1870. hetween, BM nh ols AU MF Aton of San et we ‘will be held on theeve- Jjaio-tt Depot, corner 6h and G re ricinal as nerth, umptonCogehe ta items dena. FA—For = 1” nna firat-clasn security, Paying 7 per cout., ge WE AYE THIS DAY PU PURCHASED ALL THE right, title, snd interest of abe fm shall” continue WARE AND hes OUSE FURNISHING BUSINES tani, 336 E street, (new No. 1305.) and Tw parties wishing to take advantage of the pres: ent high rate of Government Securities, to Chane their int ts, we recommend the Bonds of the LAKE SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI R. KR. CO. tes le by years “°F EPY say COOKE & care ‘YO THE LADIES. Mavamr H. M. ALEXANDER, Dressmaking Establishment, 35 N. Charles street, entrance Ist door on Pleasant, Battimone. Mo. Srectartiz—EVENING DRESS! All orders executed with neatness and di Jan janes . SCOVEL. J. K. MH. WILLOUX. SOOVEL & WILLCOX, ATTORNEYS AND (OUNSELOKS AT LAW, 4, MARKET SPACE, (Board of Trade Rooms.) WASHINGTON, D. Cc. Prastise in all United States Courts and bafore t the Departments ARLINGTON VINEGAR. AN ARTICLE OF HOME PRODUCTIO: No oP, P. PURE, PUNGENT, AND PLEASANT. Ask your Grocers for it, Sold now by many of the principal ones, nud soon will be by all. Decided by Competent judges to be a superior Table Vinegar. For sale at Northern wholewle tates b = JONK: Py tor of Arti Vi Works, dhrmner HERZBERGS LOAN OFFICE, 5 351 6 STREET NORTH, an reais, (ian immediately ia rear of Money leaned fn all sums on ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. Silverware, Wearing rel, Fur- piture aid M I a a fen eter 19a eae dealing and just a ment in the city. New Dumber: firs -| Ce Reeererecer ployment at homes the whole ctf Between establish: 3al3-6n. MANUFACTURERS, OF ZONUMENTS, mAN- IMPORTERS OF BON DENTAL IOURE a pe HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF REAL LACES, CLOAK . VELYETS, . BATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, 3 ites, | ‘TRIMMINGS, and all kinds ey and ell of An Ge cnmeanes 2S 2 rare sa ‘Dreseca gud Oloeke made Ponnaytvanta to ‘7 Cite Trovige, Paris, se pee oie. ee Bae rooms, gas apd weters “Appin pest or. V ANTED—To wil, tour NOR RENT § now URICK HOUSE No. vata iL Ma ote SURFER, S17 Pa: ave, bet 3 Fussy wcat’ Taquire cf 1313 been Sees NT eapectable ¢ email fami. OR RENT—Two pleasant third «tory ROOMS. ly, todo wehtng! ond to ee Bir pane Batra a Be iis ei : : in borhood. Inquire at No. tren a aftr . B'S, 7.22 7th st... be oly With March Tet, 1520. NOR SALE—Great Stas RED S HOUSE et tort $2800: three Hous have two bed and everything caltable tor $30 per month; one $300 hous Rent onsible ten- eles ene by addressing Se of | _inae-ee 16) 2F FURNISHE y FRONT AND BACK PAR OD VEGETABLI 5 lor for rent or unfuraished suitable for house WARES Daa os S00) a CLAGRT Eyre ste keeping. Also. furnished rooms for singl gentle. righecoot men, No. 610 Pennsylvania, fee ot wenn th and fth sts.. opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ja22- WwW NTED=4 OUD , re = wi fe ‘pply street a Isth and 19.b streets. USL WANTED—Smail- wal Sees and centrally located: price Be ae $3000, “Anply at the BOOK BINDER’ it ‘0 COPYIST: zis 30 fooleeay on of = AP Pages copying done. State handwe' kine. Linck Box 8, Gooresiown F oor © bundred tone CAST SO) CRAP Tho: at $1.15 Per, hendred, at WHITE Trea sees ae ine avenue, ate —A two-story FRAME a roctee, with sae ip the Fo wee OR 3 gene runs ay Ds * dae 95. 0, tte HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street, opposite P. NT—A good tour room HOUSE with sum- mer kitchen, woodshol, aud: double ot fares enough for garden: has frait trees, &c., and is one of the most plcanantly located houses in Uniontown, 1g Pause, and get termes call at the resigence of SATAN BRANEL LD, Esq. corner of Jactooe and Prince str a o. jaz tf Tee smart, active WHITE WOM. tocook in an eating houss. Must thoroughl are ook ices well recommended, y gi.Green Moxintain Saloon ee aaa T TRUEWORTHY. 0) amily without children, Teor FURNISHED oom tre front and tw back on first and second floor, with SNe Senrent: ence for Soosshoeping. the parlor and bed chamber february Wan NIENT HOUSE, of borszocae, wihieines squares of Northern Market. W Will pa ier gp ss $3 are elegantly furnished with completoseieof walnut. ne Se serencs. . ‘and marble to Pail other plccen at SSS Sea : Fernitare requisite for a Rest-class parice'awd bed WADARS. BARES 05 fod MULES, | chamber: the house is ea 14'S Stabl J030-3t" ‘ED—Four cents a be ae each ANerY ener ge of Prof. Cook's ‘Balm of Lite, delivered at 627 H street, near 7th, between the hours of 3 and 4 p.m. 3a 2-30" wi (TED—A SITUATION by @ young man as book-keeper or salesman in some dry goods, grocery or commission house. G given. Address 1. X. ood | references L , City Post Often, stating where an interview can be h ANTED—To n North of SECOND HAND i dade which I will pay the, highest cos ah P ja20-3m No. 7397th th, in advance, the lor bed tine rented ae for water closet. range. “Re, OUSE WANTED—Containing about four rooms, | > “ in a good and respectable neighborhool. water | “Ware of the Sects ca Stas ayment gn the ite pat $12 to $1: location ce Firth © Mth an: ress Box . ns, seh and 1a ee ize eos! Estate Broker and Auetiouer is. OOMS FOR west and G #t. no FGRSALE RESIDENC! 711 H street, betw 7th and Sth. Cheapest house and best” I in city. Vv 7 ANTED—EMPLOYMENT by a man who has had much ©: ‘sperionce as a Draughtst d ceo Add WAN. it's REVOLVERS, Remiy 08 visto OLS Spencer's. KLFLES, in good or bad o: ne. change for Pocket Pistols, ‘Apoly to HEMPLER'S iclan Store. National Hot: OLD GOLD and SILVER WANTED. jas-ly TED—Famities br rr ig from, ah he Raver that tack ‘or remor can dispose of “3 “URN TURE without tho trouple or gxPenee of y addressing LEVY, 289 Penn's avenue, southeast corner rth ‘de25-Im' aun foxes Store, 312 7th st Ww ¥ a bay Wilcox & Gibby SEWING MAGHINE on the most easiest terms. For its simplicity and noise- Tens it Is pronounced the, best Sewing Ma- = niet _ROoEE Chine in the world? Agency Mt. BAUMS ass Fistor ane netsh eh ab skirt and Corset Factory, $13 7th street, betws in front.” Apply to it. 0. HOOD, Jewell a Pennsylvani ‘avenue and It thy st ANTED—To rent of buy, or rent ~ a : Ww: ot purchasing frogs ONE Tt TOTES shits ea ir pa oe, ea oonineten, Address,cteting ‘Sth, next to ‘Mst. For sale—Fancy Dress s OnStar Oils: he pean M Millinery Store, d doing a good Costner Stata cot Be PRICES YOR ahs pecuurmsg, ox BAL og WELL FURNISHED. umes MIC, AE Toms y Pally ss ped «4 ° er ot egrentn. (hick doer trams Mecae lathalty stunted othe noeth <t corner of th 374 ‘sociation Building, N. Be Suitable to one or % ‘Mail Promptly Alten tod To. reat Coniress [POE BENT—By onal private family. aeey desirable rooms, all communicating and private Well arranged for homsekeeping, as tullows: Thr on the see om the re.or partly furnished Inquire on the pre a be maises, No 913 L treet north, bet ah and Wel ete. lorentine MOSAIC BEAGE A Will pot rent toany ono wiih children. eward will be given if left at the Arlington exch jaa House for Mrs. J. ja zn” aos, ‘Me findes Nord. @ street, between 141 uth Foe RENT Suite of 2, | LOOMS Ho, 1109 F st y t rot 1th street and and avenue to Lith, bet. Hand € ste south The above reward witl be paid for the return of the above amount to GEORGE T. HALL, Ja2l-2t" bet. B and C'sts. south, of the IM PORTABLE F healthy neteh 20 2G strect, het weet ah and 2st Il between 9 ai in going from Pennsylvania aye nne and ‘th strets tate and u teeta po oe aud Bedtr will tecaive ths nbeve resend ao teertug Gonos Luguire at $29 7th street, between the above reward by leaving the sam this office. = a2) ing. ik ot 8 valuable ps $9) and $a) iu money. Ae Of’ 82 will be given if Feturaed to the Bese Ward o Ee, “REN table for fine and Jalst mail PORT- * fnsther} indi ning about cd alance 3 CHANGE FOR From 10 top acres of LAND ve_a liberal ot ‘by aiddresning So i ood road Titow ‘NX’ SON, corner New York avenue and ehh ae street jalk-tt™ Foe RENT—Six of those beautiful French ai Ttahtan roof HOUSES on Corcoran street, be tween Mth aud 1th streets. | They are fitted and rent at 40 por month. ALTON, Builders: Depot, BOARDING. © Mo CENTRAL BOARDING IN W. Nice Rooms, with good substan week; “Table Board, 4. ae vommoitated. A. PAWK INS: FSR RENT— Teo ight room BRICK TlUUsES sone door trom 12th st. ja22 2 on g. between Mth and i5th streets; gas an Water; $25 per mouth. Two fonr-room HOUSES: vg ie S12 per month, Inquire corner of th street aud maseaie month 369 Massachusetts avenue, of De. VAN BOGAN aa brick MOUSE, contai hen. om Rhode Island a Apply on the premt TED ROOMS, with TABLE BOARD. At $03.6 G 30) JPSSXISHED, kooms ¥: OR ENT or without BOARD. at No. ue, mear Sa. ‘Boarding at OARD—Pleasant FU BO, Also, NTR ‘six rocms and kitchen. ba0! Vath aud 1ih sts. ior ‘Apply to nes or dw. SIRST.CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT be had on reasonable terms, Brokers. EEONT BOOMS, to Reatrects bet ith and isthe hort walk frag nowt ot the pubile oiiees a VERBAL EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR ae SEE F |0. § 4e street, with BOARD. i &Cv. ht rocin HOUSES. con the modern improvements, situated on Han oe = cast. and known as Philadelphia Row. The properties have been thorvughly Repaired, and are fully a good as “i jal7-3m ss ‘Ol SALE OE TO LET. SIX nae Shae BEAUTIFUL VILL. Located on ® ee aeer Ve pashington st... BUSINESS CHANCES. NTS, for cash FITZKA, ced FOE SALE—Three Saiuable! FATE! Address ARD or real estate. 33 YOR — Feagte. HORSE fund ie ab otables ISSN | ows ve aes of J. B. OLE agar ‘SUNS ‘Sth street. j22-6t" rent is called to these a th iN SALE=The BTOCK, GOOD WILL, AND | ™"tellgibic in the D rete Terum to suit purcha 0 F ng X TURES of a Grocery and Provision Store, | “"* or tenants. Apply to HOMAS M. PLOWMAN, fair business. Sufficient reasons given foF | jar ella oat Adina Beane aa egy with | S877 tm Sth and D street ren Jad St COR RENI—The fone stiry DWELLING No. v0 Ts : indiana avenne, furnis or unfurnished. Peo oes a terre ers | Pe beeae ms Fr jor. sina ° Toru . = PORES for sale. Apply as ats FOR BEST OF S408 cero moves. 1 s Poona; fe fine iange parka: tot hall; hath room u KET @. IN: S. ind water, on Pennaylvania avenue, in western r it ACES, wthvtna te ae sue oP elty. “Terms inost renee Barn, able for 30 cows; Da ANTISELL, of LA gad ter- pnable MASON & < VAMPBELL. rand miuns. Apply to Dx. ANT! Fenny Z, ents, ane aR, Sear hnreete between Saai's,| sts Coen inane OUSES FOR | SALE. BAY HORSES F BALETA pair of ae matched, 7 years old, sound, kind BRICK HOUSE, 2 rooms, corner Tith mK 4 iteety, “Gas, water, brick stable, Lot m0 nas el caer CK HOUSE. north side F “BR rooms, on street, “Also, anil Vitoria C: sie, to, Colonel Ebbitt House, cold water, Panta eee jexenteomth | Uvcatiomdenrabie, tS SOM sms, de! ania LE, 1140 7th wtroct, bet — a Br etrecta, ert Tait ander water, m + between Lam nade aud cold 4 L. eaiesia th Guys and sei/s all kinds of 1 gas.marble mantels and basins; furnace in cellar; og vn Bra P| Sk oe sta. | ae caps, OUSE, Ss, n, 5 Any note by mailor ofherwiee good toe ‘avenue, between ‘a ‘aud oe pty Jal-t Siroctss” Very choca PAID ES", popaenpee | gral other fine fine wikiGic 1G ‘and small FRAME yENGIS, 941 Mh. HOUSES. el different parts of the city, ny wesassows Peerer — 15-tf Comer of Hthrand F streets. DENCE FOR UN ELEVEN Gauezar panoaixs STREET, Bhiwata he ASD Pe ae AT EMORY BAXTERS, We offer for sale a Bouse 3 Nia, avi , BUTWEEN 115 PENNSYLY, Bort VERUE, Bi eon ‘cyuare of ts, aati as remove from: he | down, and t ‘at 80a We forestnevrers Ay esha ckcone ie au oath abi property either Spreng IN, 17 conts. “ihe house hes three stories and SSprorenenteasa 2 story 23 oot ta wismaees SHAWS very cheap. oie m1 jo. street, bet. G and I. SS very Worl POPLIN, Scents, ic SPLAIN abd PLAID POR- ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—== FOR s,*LE AND RENT, FREER, suite of new and handsomely “OMS. ina new house is ons . containing four Nteetts avenue. be Ficw Jerecy avew Tw siren SON, Aiea ores a $gUNTEY A ares ts te coo ee vee "Mtrastrrice other fruits. MURRAY & SEMME R RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES and larce Store; one 17 socems, Se iM = — one room, Va. arene: SPOR RENT ON LEASE, FISHING ° NING and ——_ outht for fick ing.on the Potomac river, near ig Washington. kn jwn as Tulip Hill Fishing Store iand side. ly to HS 30) Ns _ 396 Pa. avenue, bet. sy and 6th «be. N ttreet, two doors east of lath strect. It fronts south: has extensive back bal! Hire. ant te in jnery respect an cligible location. The premens will be shown any fimeafter o'clock pm. jad im Fees REQ T_Three story BRICK | S 3 rooms besides bath collar @: ‘water thronghont th by Pr. Send at, hes ly to F.C. RICHEN BACH'S Piano Store, 9 donee ators net Fok RENTIROUSE 223 Penns. avenun. appo site Willard » He ear the US. Treas RIZE gee GE the best locations in the city for a cosd boarding house. Key at 1310 F s ae" TOR RENT—Willoox & at. SEWING MA the simpiret. noiseless, and Ines Hab: rer sald on reasonable t at recent TaUM's Comme tory. 7th «treet. between D and B FO, BEST Foor pice FURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board, at 337 Prunsylvania wae, opposite the Metropolitan He zal HOFFA renee FURNISHED 1K; nine rosa, m improvements. 350 Wh strect, berwens Land dozer foun, Fi RISED PARLORS FOR RENT BED ROOMS fo 1 ate; 4 Ki per week avenue, between 3d and is sireets, room tor two'$40 Fe RENT—Two tar FROM on Teh street west, between, ly tite up ter Grocery’ or Feed ‘Store. apied by Forman.) places on 7th wt “ {OK RENT— ty durin FSSAR¥ a etn oy a Ae ‘hati and handeannely: Belched wall modern conveniences ¢ LATTA, Real Emuate ‘ LE rok sauy Y¥ 5S. P. BROWN & SON, Southenst Corner New York aveuue aud ith Street, OE EERST Class FASHION, Tan! apres eimea ts, el: ished: will be sold Pui or Unfu Apply asabove, Pens NT—The DWE! noms i PART of Howes a _—— Sp Re BED Boo! > call nue Gleewhere. ‘Apply oo ‘hy ae aw RENT—A SUITE OF ROUMS. — aud Chanter, very Targe, new and ban: fas ished, sultable tor Members of Congress, siring such rooms. Apply at 350 K str ner, t between Mth and ilth ste. west. worth side, ‘wrist HS OUSE FOR RENT-FUKNITURE FOR SALB— central location, hense contrias I rome, » “ty ‘and furnished ip elegant style. Price nate cath. Inquire at Star office. not FP Qe BEST Foor *RAME HOUSES on lath at. between Sand T sirects; five rooms. ADI JAMES W. BARKER, 439° H ae oc ree atorten - Sears Two pe th ne and collars, BRICK DWELLINGS. promed with Te le window beads and sills, pase and steps. marble inantels : het a a cold weaee tn bath room and bitch: mated on Rhode istand avenue, - fognire at th bove dwellings has recently teon let to ” Marshall, First Assistant BS. ly wa. i. “Sine ih oR RENT—HOUSE 374 Say between G and H; beated by £33, Bem a es mouth. Inguire of GEO. uy Ja GMtTOR STAR-—1 Nida wage Th Moats y of the District won Pp RSONS OUT OF EMPL Temate.) can mat information ay Qmesta Inport Brann Opera Rugs. « atpe= Hot Dims al Sane ate) a CINE. rvoyaat 6 iat anes if denied + ben in bh pew ot attmrnt end ‘Omiee hense ° * ‘ nb PAIR & Ca thoreugh cure is guarantecd in the « . Ladies suffering from Jrr cure in all cases, ofiered a day and night. BSON BROTHER GeO GOK ANP JOB PRINTERS, 271. south side Peunsylvanie avenue, aS ee nee. Give t ees larities may strict! moderate, and} and peticute visiting OUK AND JOB PRINTING and P, By nt rock taitonn ec street, between 6th and 7th os ao one bat ja tty Dick. 329 I street, near Mth and ace Ne: 252 F etree puLosoray oy masmus MARRIAGE, | a Sew Vg Moc live Shans to live f rity and Old 3 ‘The cause of XN “Pocket yohumes se seenpones Lectares bee | —. Ene SS ae Se M POW LING BALOON, UNDEK METROPOLITAN HALL, PEXN's AVENUE, SEAR Li TH STREET West. GEOBUE BAUER, Propcietor. ees te stocked