Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1870, Page 4

™~ EVENING STAR._ LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, ae. National TekatTen—Kelly & Leon's Min- els. Watt's Orera Hovse.—Laura Keene in “Our American Cousin.” Wairsacrst GALLexy—Mammoth Iitumi- mated War Views, and other Magnificent Repre- sentations, every evening at 7 o'clock. New Masonic Teurce.—Bail of the Wash- ington Schuetzen Verein. Suits & Srroxe’s Arr Gatizer, 45 F strect. ‘MARERITER’S ART GALLERY, 436 7th street. BaRLow's Ant GaLeny, 237 Pennsylvania avenue. — Retictovs Marrens.—Kev. Kichard Metcalf, ©f Winchester, Mass., was yesterday elected pastor of the Unitarian Church, corner of 6th and D streets. Rev. Septimus Tustin, D. D., preached to the congregation of the Fifteenth street Presbyte- rian Chureh yesterday; this church not yet having chosen a pastor to succeed Rev. Sella Martin, resigned. A charity sermon was Baca at St. Aloy- sins Church yesterday by Rey. W. F. Clarke, of Baltimore, with very gratifying results. pecuniary Kev. Dr. Sunderland, of the Four-and-a-halt street. Presbyterian ‘Church, last evening Preached an impressive sermon to a large con- gregation from ist Corinthians, 12:45. After the sermon he ordained the recently chosen dea- cons of the church—Nicholas Dubois, S.S. Bean, W. A. Satphen and W. B. Gurley. At @ meeting of the members of Wesley pel Mission, (9th and S streets.) on Friday evening last, $80 were subscribed to pay a Pastor for the coming year, and it was deter- mined that the parent church shouid, at the ap- proaching Conference, ask for two ministers one to take charge of the Mission. At the Ninth-street Methodist Protestant children’s church” service was held Pesterday, and attended by quite a large num- ;.who were pleased with the exercises. The services consisted of st , Prayer, responsive Feading, recitation, and the children’s sermon by the pastor—Kev. Dr. Drinkhouse—his snb- eet being «- The Good Shepherd,” (John. 10:11.) he childrén of the Protestant Asylum were present. At the East Washington Methodist Protestant, (Rev. Mr. Wilson pastor,) a very suecessfal pro” tracted meeting is in pi , and during the Past two or three weeks quite a number of con- Versions have been reported, and there were fourteen at the altar, inc! father of 70 years, mother of 65, and sev. Chureh a“ thodist . “and Dr. S. O. MeKim officiated there the patior of ded, Yesterday chapel is under the pel 1@ charge of under the superintendence r, Rev. Mr. Wilson, and nmm- of the new bers have professed religion. Yesterday a mis. sienary meeting was held, at which over $500 onary society of the church made; and & prep sionary soci chure! , and a prop- esitien to cane $100 to commemorate the mem- ‘ery of the late Wm. Thompson, by giving to one of the converts in India name, was quietly Pp. Kev. Mr. Holliday, of East Washing- iated last evening. ——— INTERESTING SURGICAL OFERATIONS.—Provi- dence Hospital was yesterday morning thronged of the medical fraternity, — whom were Drs. A. W. Miller, McCoy Dooley, of this city, and Dr. Grafton Tyler, of Georgetown, to witness two interesting surgical eperations. ‘The first case was that of Mr. Daniel Simonds, Well known to all the residents of Capito! Hill, and who has been for some months suffering with poplital aneurism. He was put under the influence of chloroform, and in less than fifteen minutes the femoral artery was successfilly ligated, and with so little pain to the patient that on recovering he quaintly asked: ~ Well, when are you going to do it?”” ‘The other case was that of Henry Kaiser, aged about 26, who was formerly a messenger in the ‘Treasury Department, and has been about even months in the hospital, suttermg with meortus coxarius, OF disease of the hip joint. ‘The patient had on several occasions tofore, while stiong and hearty, refused to submit to an eperation; but his failing appetite and deprewed spirits of late combined to change bis determ!- nation, in order tw save his life. So the resec- tion of the femur was resorted to, as th means of saving the life of the patient. chances are very stim, however, as it was heceseary to take out about four inches of dis- eased bone, and the wound mae to reach the same was very large. h operations were re formed by Dr. J. Ford Thompson, assisted ¥ Doctors C. M. Ford, N.S. Lincoln, and Benj. “thompson, of the faculty of the hospital, and Mere witnessed by many of the patients, amo: whom our reporter noticed Messrs. Thomas J. Galt and Emest W. Angerman, well known citi- ho have been quite ill, but are now con- a —Yesterday the funeral of the late W. Feinour, (formerly clerk to the Super- ut of Police,) took piace trom Odd Fel- Jowe” Hall, where the remains were viewed during the day by a large number of friends. e procession Was formed at 2° following order: Metropolis Lod; shalled by P. G. George Ht dian Encampment, by Pat’h. “Grand Encampment, by P. G. rw Je and Grand » by G. Marshal John C. Sha- fer, of the Odd Fellows, and Harmony Loge. Xe. 17, of Masons, — oswe!!. marshal. ‘Phe Marine Band, in two section=. as iy ‘The coffin (on which were te er sew. 4 P. A. H. Ga {the om the ts R. Suks and Charles as pall-bearers—and taken: to hearse—B. W. Reed, ws W. Barker, P. Ritter, A. Howard actin; Metropolitan Church, which was filled to ovcr- flowing. After the Orders had been seated, an Kev. Parker lain of the Dr. Newman spoke appro- ms ased, referring to him as ving been the first one at the first pray impressive prayer was offered Hall Sweet, acting as G cd meet- ing in that church who aruse and for the prayers of the circumstance which the deceased had in mind during his last mo- ments. The remains taken to Glenwood, where they were |, after services by Rev. P. Hall Sweet, on the of the Odd Fellows, and by the W. M. y Lodge, W. A. Yates, on the part of the Masonic Order. oemmanin Warrr Runrs.—As the time is expiring within which the water ren’ are requi to be paid, Mr. S. K. Bond, the Water Registrar, gives notice elsewhere in our columns that his eiice, Sill be open to night and ‘Tuesday and Ww till 9 o’elock for nights from the transaction of business. This will be a great ac- commodation to these employed in the Depart- ments or otherwise contined to their occupations the usual business hours at the City Hall. ee Fancy Batis, MAasquerapes, &e., being very popular this season, and the demand for costnmes on the increase, Moxley, at hix estab- Usbment ou Tenth street, between F and G, is fully prepared to furnish the same in endless assortment of fancy, historical and comic cos- tumes may be found almost any dress desired. —__._—_ La CoTemi® CARNIVAL to-morrow night at Marini’s Assembly Kooms, Hi RonsunySatard: 1enway '¥ —Satarday night, €. proceeding to his residence, he was. ree or four unknown men on €anal, who knocked Tae RESSIONAL TEMPERANCE Socte TY ibitory Legislation Discussed-—The sec- ond meeting aia society was held last evening atthe hag oe age Chureh, 10th and G sts., and was lar; Togeen B Senator presided, Senator Patterson, who, after enormous amounts of ‘money liquor, spoke of communities iq drinking does not exist, and gave Tr ter. esting account of Salt’ Lake City, which, he stated, had been made beautiful by Brigham Young and his Mormon followers, who include as a part of their religion temperance and in- dustry. It was the duty of every American cit- izen to ——— bg rd reform. Senator Tipton, of Nebraska, was the next speaker, and corroborated what Mr. Patterson had said in relation to Utah. He remembered ance Hallhere, the larger of the com- munity were opposed cause, but he was conclusion be urged thatthe song ceorciane in iat the young identify themselves with the movement. - Senator Morrill was the next er, and remarked that the habitual use of intoxicating liquors is the ic evil under which this country labors. It is the grand social evil of the day in allehristendom. Thirty thousand drunk- ards go to the Yearly through its influence, and $20,000,000 are annually spent for ite supply, the prolific sources of crime and poverty. For this there are two remedies—the first moral suasion, and that is the main reli- ance. The other method, legislative, is in the power of the government ‘of the people. For this District the power is in the*hands of Con e duty of law-makers prokibit— that's the wordprohibit what is wrong. Does anybody doubt about the wrong being done by the liquor venders? Why is it not stopped? ‘The arguments that the prohibitory liquor law is oppressive is all subterfuge on the part of those who want to dodge the question. The question of the States having the Tight to pro- hibit the sale was decided by Supreme Court of the United States when the Boston liquor dealers attempted to send imported liquors into New Hampshire. The Maine liquor law was explained by Mr. Morrill, who ed that it should be putin force in this District. If men have to “sneak” in to buy liquor there will be far less sold. General Howard, made an eloquent address, taking as his text the necessity that exists for carrying the temperance principles into religion. ere De gees to have come over the temperance people an unexplained apathy. There must be some method taken to warm into life again the friends of temperance. ee THe Treaters—“Our American Cousin,” which has been | pomeg over @ thousand nights by Miss Laura Keene, will be. pre- sented at Wall’s Opera this evening; Miss Keene in her celebrated character of ‘Florence aud Harry Hawks as “Asa Trench- ard,” the characters in which they appeared at Ford’s Theater the night President Lincoln was assassinated. ho desire wi to secure seats can do s0 at Ellis’ music store. Kelly & Leon's tamous Minstrel Troipe com- this grenings Me jr ecmos telnkeccal ie numbers, among Mesers. Quilter and Goldrih, andsinen, while Hig.0'4 favorites. “eon, Brockway, Purdy, Sur. e<s and = too ped a a Preciated to require any notice. ‘“Matri- mony” and ag fora Wife" will be the bur= lesques this evening. Tuesday and Wednesday the “Burlesques Japs,” anda new French comic opera entigied the “Pretty Faust,” will be pre- sented omThursday nigh' ASSAULT ON O¥FICERS.—Saturday evening Isaigh and Daniel Stewart while in a street car became disorderly and Officer Chase attempted to arrest them, and was knocked off the car_by them and beaten about the head and face. The conductor (Mr. Cook) and Sergeant Seibold with Officers Pierce and Caruthers went to the assistance of Officer Chase and took the two ‘Stewarts towards the station, and on the way Lieut. Johnson, who had come up, received a heavy kick in the abdomen from one of them. Officer Chase was taken to Martin’s drug store, where his wounds were afterwards removed to his street, between Land M. The Stewarts were locked uj during the night and yesterday morn- ing they bad a Nearing fefore distin Oo ie ‘Wall, who fined them &3 each for disorderly con: duct.’ Lieut. Johnson preferred the charge of asxault and battery and resisting the officers and after hearing the evidence held the prisoners to bail for court. ——— ee DFSFERATE Assavit—Yesterday, abont 2 o'clock, as four white men were passi ing in front of the residence of Edward Middleton, colored on South Carolina avenue, near Eleventh street cast, one of them kicked his dog lying on the pavement, and Middleton came out, when they attacked him, one of them striking him with a clothes prop, and another knocking him down with a stone, which fractured his skull; but he is not so seriously hurt as was at first. supposed. Officers Shimonick and Mills saw the assault and gave chase to the and succeeded in arresting Wm. Simigan and John F. Barnes after a chase of about half a mile, but the oth- ets, Richard Brown and Tom McGraw, suc- ceeded in making their eseape. diene atsaane JcpcR ISRAEL S. SPENCER, of Syracuse, will deliver the seventh lecture of the G. course, at Lincoln Hall, this evening, giving account of Egypt and what he saw on ver Nile. His description of the country, its people, their religion, manners and customs, is said to be ver} interesting. He spent considerable time with his family fn nearly all the principal eltion, making excursions into the conutry, examining relics of antiquity that are celebrated in an= tiquity. © Wut EvERYRODY says must beso. If s0, the Nace to get the best and cheapest photographic nesses, all sizes and styles, plain and col- ored, from gem or card to life size, and of living or deceased friends, from Old dagacrreotypes of ictures, made larger or smaller, plain and renderedfresh and life-like, is at the Whitehurst Gailery, new Nos. 467-9 Pa. street ave., between 45 and 6th - ComMITTED To Jart.—This_morning, a noto- rious little hootblack, named Willis Banks, was arrested by officer Smith for stealing thirteen bose ot candy, valued at $3.25, belonging to Mrs. Fanuy MeKibben, and Justice D. R. Smith committed Lim to jail. On the way to jail the litle thicf got his teeth on the officer, and left his mark. San Tnx Sorte iGTON SUNDAY Scuoor Uxios.—Th Union was held yeste of y jay after oon at Ryland Chapel, Mr. J. H. Herron in the chair and Wm. H. Cook Secretary. The exercises consisted of singing, and addresses by General Smith, Hon. 3. §: Fisher and Mr. Singleton. sa SRE ADVERTISEMENT why Stewart, corner H and 12th streets, is going to seil coal at so low price. RUOMS FOR RENT—Two commu- ont © MS FOR RENT ‘or 0 per quarter rf Hi red; on 7th Stic: Naess OF FICE nicating ft NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ing removed f fi 28) to the new fron Buildiug Ne. 910, Peuusyin @ continuance of pitb- lie entrusted to avenue. we respecttally Our’ care ghall feprometiy nek eaneet care and faithfully performed, and at prices that will compete with aay ectatiiok ment ip the country. ALEX. R. SHEPH 910 Penn RD & BROS.. _ia Btw é.. South Si WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB.—There Will bea meeting of the members of the Wash. ington ing Club on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2d. “0. at the Board of Trade o'élock p. m. Business of great rtance- H. CLAGETT, President. = jazz-td _THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Bee'y. RCwIT CouRT, Chief Justice Cartter—The Januar Neem of thin court waa resumed to-day, and the lar; portion ef the day was occupied in calling the docket. “GEORGETOWN. pNAWAY.—About 11 o'clock this morning as | "ight to require any Mr Jewo Williams and. his wife, of Montgo- follows inevitably that the moment thi consi, wane Sciving Gown street | ment becomes a part of the in a buggy, the ot of the vel sudden- | that part of the act admitti yee, aoe — be- | sentation in Congress which poy po West street, the only injury tas oe eek yaal : GROROERTOWN. D a smash up of the vehicle. Gove acetate na crovertnsiens tea people | S¢ms. They are worn by our most wealthy and SOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT "ihe Market House Mails potting omeeee | Sf Virginia wil not be tikely to avail hemmelves | srimocrati, ladies. Spiral shirt studs for get~ | Wenepaican vets of the several precinct ih pn aprag an = pod gy foment od of the right which they will thus acquire, fe it ‘Mr. Prigg is recelv- | DA aT 1 ARY NEXT, for the par had tered, which were equally divi: deen regist ant ded tng ne ign every ‘and strangers shold Ponce electing five delegates to mest in General between white and black. is shows that not fail to and exai his fine assortment. | {ii rmen nnd Comma Ca aates for the Board of Aldermen and Common Council. abeut half the voting ulation of our town _—eo Voters of the First Precinct will meet at King's (about 2,200) have ly come up to the regis- tration board. Of the Second Precinct, at Good Samaritan’s you that Towe you many thanks for the great relief I have ferperienced from your treatment | HOt" me Third Precinct, at Brown's Mall, Market ae aa Physicians, I was induced" to spots Ut the Fourth Precinct, at Dodson’s Hall, George- ou one ur patients that ‘2 | town. D.C. sued ey pen toe Ee ne ‘Although I | "A punctual attendance is requested. when Cys first ling of new ones. Asa schoo! politness, the dance, Ms. Bayliss thinks, is a perfect failure, and declares that the New’ Tes- tament will teach peliteness better than Ches- terfield. Here is one of his strongest thrasts: “One of the worst institutions of good society in BOPOSALS FOR FORAGE. Ast Minitart Distaict, IRE QUARTERMASTER, Ricui a ant 27, 1870. Sealed Pro in triplicate.) will be vi ant p aaa A sack JAS” A. MAGRUDER, these days is unquestionably the mixed dancing of Republican Executive Committce, at this office untit 3 p.m. school of the period, where children spend, in | {found great relief from it, and in the course | whytijat of Republican Executive Committe day on February, 150, for the delivery of wild exhilaration, hours which they should | of @ week after I was able to get about and at- ‘0. F. COAKLEY, 1a BUSHELS OF OATS, spend in quiet rest at home; in exercise woll de- | fend to my businces. 1 make this statement for , Chairman of Committee of the benefit of others atflicted as I was. wary 2. 10. Tuomas DuDMAN, 5 G street, between Ist and 3d. a Communication igned to inflame the passions with which youth is charged, and to cripple the judgment which is never too strong. y a parent hasalready | 2 seen reason to mourn a course of instruction eae parental love and pride had sug- % TONS OF STRAW to the Qu Virgii - ii bh reinia: in suc month to month, be. Separate Proposals are required for Oats, to be sound, clean, and jigizhing not less than 32 pounds to the bushel; for Hay, to be well cured, of the best anality, and well baled; for Straw, to be sound, Jani BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auce'r; Georgetown. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEURGETUWN, By virtne of a deed ot trast. he land asters Department at Richmond, ‘qnantities as may be required from luring the period ending June 30, ExGiish Har Hose, super stout and extra super stout, of superior quality, for 8S.and $6 r dozen. wT dec Govnss Tal Haws for 83 per dozen. ss0e- s7-Fort Leavenworth Military Reservation _& * in Kansas is the last place mentioned for the | Fine Merino Half Hose, English, German and Lie “anctic ‘ont of the prem! bg ng Ea Seis cn Sateen ante | aba The med ta Wheto Pook deep there the | Domestic, white and colored. RESDAY. the an Fe . ne oN mounts, and conditions of delivery, can be obtained | year round.—N. F. Democrat. Gro. C. Hexsrxc, all that valuable real estate fron ce. ht te reject any or all bids is reserved, and the a conditions mentioned in a adver tisements from this office will be required : No. 410 Seventh street, N. W. AVY DEPARTMENT. peta = lary & line of to be ob- Bureau oy Yanns ann Docns, OK HAtt, the popular Clothing and Mer- | Sinches. The property will be sold in six lots. it served by bidders. Sealed Propel Cae Tian te eee we. | chant Tailoring establishment, Sos7th siscetne. | fronting om Bond Street.and running back to ai ai ws pas enyclopes containing proposals to be marked | gamed. Propoeals for Floating Dock. “will be in, | posite Post Office, having secared the servicwe | ley ate Te eh Ciaran st enkd thin clace ot Forge, and forwarded By mall to | Solved ot his cise Set ie Me ae eee | or enna T, late of Broadway, | Ercasfoliowe: Bor the Ait ot nena et ee Sy andes Pct oe ae New York, laid in a fine stock of black By order of the Commanding General First Mili- the CONSTRUCTION | 01 Y District eg. CHANDL : a the residue 3) feet each on roet, and binding tasy : E - capable of safe and ¢ cloths and’ doeskins, 1s making a speciality of s for said corner lot SI feet’4 inches: tor Brever Colonel, Quartermaster t ‘Are: transportation by. sea. The structure to be princi- the manufacture of fine black suits for dress inches: third and fourth lots 21 381-61 _Chief Quartermaster Int Mil'y Diatrict. -| Pally of iron, and of ca alety a eceeel a San feet | Occasions. ton By min of eamne will. be cxtibivcd at PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. "| Aengthy, 25 feet draught,d® fect beam, and.600 tons | 1,29,8 525 7th street, opposite Post Oftice. | che rp cingram of same will be exhibited a 1 rom Lanes perior pro. | Siciate icity this. Wiuken’e MPORTANT POR Lapres.—By a su mediate vicinity of Mre. Wi cess and. short mation, I clean adios valuable Pap th ieum's Fes n dresses velvet, silk, ete., roughly, wit at a being ripped. Also, ‘take’ out stains,’ without | Pertierra shborhood, ight. 0: —— Parties wishing to contract for building such Dock Orrice Actreo Coumisany or Scasrerance,t | fpiiee.iehing to contr inpectfications complete iu Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. with acopy of this | Sl! particulars before submitting them for examina- advertisement attached, will be by the un- S e received dersigned until 12 o'clock m,, March 1, 1570 for sup. FE oe peer are submitted will be considered * with cost of construction. and th: a * Gme-Seurth cosh: riEteai Beet must te fen afc dag and iarket, | Hot aporably oonidered willbe returned doth bid | Heating |the, whole, garment. Kid "gloves | "eras f sale: One fourth ca with interest fran able quality, in equal proportion of fore and hind | 46s, if desired Axton Fisuer, day of sale,to be secured by a deed of trust on the quarters, (neck, shanks and kidney tallow to. be ice of any bid will be dependent mn irst-cl: ‘State Premises sold. $60 down on each lot at the time of excluded) and to be delivered at this post free of | & necessary ppropriation of fands by Congress, as | | First-class eerie and agent for the tom | Boies otverwise & Property will be immediately re- cost. in sich quantity ag may be from timo to time | #0 whether the plans, specifications, and cos, are | Island, New-York, ing, establishment, 435 | ood: At the purchaser falls, to comply. with the required ‘by ‘and on such days as the commanding | FegAarded favorably. 9th street, opposite Patent Office. 1,21,5° | fermi of “sale within three daye fron day Officer shall, designate, not exceeding four times per hag y of sale, contract be entered into payments will bemade Pr estimats the work . and tw FSAES y will be resold, upon days’ notice, WEIR necks otto catéle stanghe per cent. of the contract price will be rearrred act} | PENNIES rOR SALE.—Apply at the Star Office. ‘tod ‘cost. “Conveyancing and stamps af delivered under this agreement shall dock shall be fully satinfs —>—_—— fourth vertebral joint. and shanks of Sore ita garters prea mn : a sipossle will aloo state at whal_ price pe The. proposals w 2 7 pound eholce cute will be furnished for sale to, ot DANIEL AMMEN, Chief of the Burcau of Yards and Doc! aol3-tawaw OTICE OF THE DISCONTINU. D N MUNKOE LAND DISTRICT AN THE Te STATE OF LOUISIANA. HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee. Go To THE GzorGETOWN DOLLAR SrTorE, THOMAS DOWL' ks. | 73 High street. New goods every week. 28,31,2 Sure, NomseEvess, axp NEVER GET OUT OF Onper.—Parties wanting to buy a sewing ma. ‘a chine should not fail to see Willcox & Gibbs’ in — operation at the it’s, C. Bau, Corset and NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That, purmant | Hoop-skirt mauufecturers Tee street, Esrasut TN 1834, Pomwiea AWaRDED IN 1857, WHEATLEY'S Steak DYEING ¥. PREMIUM cers. irt between AND This contract to be in force six months, or such the act of Congress. revs Ee CLEA STABLISHMENT, tors ume as the Comasisaary General shail direct: | Stay‘ fags entitied an acs cc Fecacs ss Ceponnes | OBE 13 Tho: 40 JEFFERSON Fs of the te ding General of the De} tof tat id le of the public lands of the Georgetown, Corns, &c.—Dr. White, Surgeon th 5 4 ‘The contractor will be required to enter into bonds of twelve years’ experience is the ical ‘ eroponalg an i be distinctly endorsed ““Proporale | *iyl after the let flay of December next. ta or Sec na, Danione pe, Chilblaina, Club and Li Se eeciee The right reserved unresset any or al bidet is | JU, prefers orbs eabjct to entry at fst | Sithont pam 6 ‘to the patient. READ ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS & CO'S AD Other conditions, requirements, payments, a&c., | plnguou andjafter the date above seationed. ‘The | The shoe’ ean ‘be worn with, exse iy O67 VEER iSite ® A made known on application to the undersigned. future public notice of the day en which they will be et oj to the many Sa jaS1tt_ First Lieut. 4th U.8. Artillery, A.C.8. PBorosaLs FoR FRESH BEEF. nee to receive applications for entries of any such lands at their office. Given under 2, hand, at the General Land Office, ‘ashington, GHT accurately suited wuh Prddles Bo | and other Spectacles, by merely an Eom be- in the city of D. C., this 2d day of preset office. Dr. A.D. . swering a Sew questions. Fort Wasitixotox, Mo... January Oa ot tae Preddent. visit their 31, 1870. in duplicate, with scopy of this na- vertisement attached, will be received by the under: SRESH BERD io the troops at'thiapost, nee Ne s io thi troops at this post. The said beef must be Treoh. of a good marketable quality. incoual pre ortion of fore and hind quarters, ed at th JOSEPH 8. WILSON. Commissioner of the General Land Office. Uae rare ComsonipazEp aie ete EW ORLEANS, La., Decem 1s 1389. Notice is hereby given that the books and records H. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, Next to the National Hotel, De SOT ge REwRo ROPOSALS FOR STAMPED eee as ND WHAPPERS ENVELOPES jale-ly Post Ovvicz Derantuest, Jannary 10, 1870. (neck, shank. and kidney tallow to be excluded.) and } of the Monroe Lend Office have been semoncd oe Sealed Proposals will be received until 3 p.m. on te arearbetae aoa apron Reed her gael New Ori This office will he Prepared to re. | the first day ot MARC + 1870. for furnishing all the | THE GREET INTERNAL {SR ES TERNAL such ays as the commanding officer shall designate, She Menrcc iottiot x neers — craced in | “stamped Envelopes” aud Newspaper Wrappers EDICINE, not exceeding four times Bich this Department may require du ‘and a CHARLES BARNARD, Register. T week. Headache, in five minutes; Toothache, in one minute ‘The necks of the cattle slanghtered for beef to be Sprains, HENRY L. JONES, Receiver, i thi shall be cutoff | _Jab-wet NES. Receiver.” STAMPED ENVELOPES. | Rheumat eee eurtheertobeal Sctreed tie Treast trimmed | 7) eoposaus FOR MALL LOCKS, paler}. Note sieo, 2 by 6 inches, of white pa | Cun and nF EIR a a | —— No.2. Ordinary letter size, 3 1-16 by 5% inches, of - from three to four inches abeve the knee i age oe Post Orrick DeraTMeEnr, white, pager aged od oars Piles, of the hind quarters from wix to eight inches above Wannineron, Octaber ts, 1300.¢ Walle, bal canaey ce crema-colorod paper, Separate Proposals, in duplicate, will also be re- led Proposals, for, furnishing Mail-Locks and | “'No15. Pull letter. size, (ungummed. on fap, for ¥, 100 a sived by the waderaigwod ep to.th 4 inds, to be substi oeks | circulate.) 34 by 5% inchessot the ame colors es | _Ttisa Dieser Sgie abcre-ssentioeed tor “ruppiyiogamiseioned ‘and under a like condition as to the proportion Bindder. Its 6 onic and Stimulant. giv i D and invigorati Sten. a suppiled therefrom: with such choice Fresh’ Bect so Full letter size, 3° by 5% inches, of same | Petics ‘erepiration and allasing fever 4 ft te thay may from tine 0 time requires each ag Biriote a mae No. 2,and under a like condition astoshe | to's torant, acting on the Lungs, and good in all and Porter House Steaks, Standing Ribs, or Hib | $xclasive ure of the United Stat Prgportion of Sach ise, (ungummed on top, tie | Tho cwt Ling discases pain or ache, nervous or inflamma. tory, but that the King of ail Pain will writers aed in wgoet instances hat purpose. and Key to public exami: exposure of a jock —_ would impair, if ee destroy, ‘These contracts to be in force six months, or snch 0. 2, less time asthe Commissary General shi ™ circulars,) 334 by 64 inches, of same colors as like condition as to the proportion of te utility for | and under a « 4, t prescribes no model for Voge hn pty inne Lg fact to the approval of the Commanding General, | bidders, but relies for ite selection on the specimens | “'Q5° ¢. ‘xtra letter size, 34% by 64 inches, of same voertais fa vary cass’ we" bs ths ‘only. thing Set tothe approval of the Commanding General, | of mechanical skill and ingenuity which a fair come | coh Css hat 2, and under a like condition as to the i pectanent the Hee. the quality or | Petition, among inventors hereby insited, may de- | proportion of each. PRICE. 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. L- Mw Sietivecse wee. It is sufficient to descril the principal me, | ack: 25 Utlicial size, 37% by 8% inches, of same colors | Sold by all Druggiste, Apothecaries, and Wares Connie eo 2] qulsites of & Mail Lock, as follows: Nelf-Locking, | as No. 2, and under a like condition as to the propor. here. shall have the pow or ia iecarity, lightness, strength, durability, purchase, and the contracto liuference facility of use. Tro Keys; one of brass and the other of iron, different in exterior form and interior con- ‘sale should «1 ngement are = - Hy separately the priee of each brase Lock, each Key for same, each iron Lock aml each | Rezo samme: Duplica ocke and Keys proposed ‘proposal: samples of cach k FRc. and i are required to be ea ime and place bidders are requested | fd with & yeti H. BROWN & BRO., Sole Sell-2awém Wholesale Druzeisis. Baltimore, M4. B. A. FAHNESTOCK’sS VERMIFUGE. each. Extra official size, 4° by 9% inches, of same colors as No. 2, and under a fike condition as to the Proportion of each. NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS, 65 by 934 inches, ot buff or Manilla paper. All the above envelopes and wrappers to be em- Dossed with postage stamps of euch denominations, ington, ply the deficiency by twill be charged with coche lor sill be required to ent m of one thousand dollars, into Pp ti i hi ids mentioned in the bids. "The proposals will be opened nt o'clock A. ‘the Jet day oi March 1x70, at Fort Washington, land, at which ti sam) ock to tyles, and colors, to rsach tis the f nd. at wh be riveted up and finished, and another to be epen oF | face. and to be made In the most thor nase, | Why isit that so many children die under the age vO Mrobcenle will be marked ‘Proposals for Bec,” | Whtiveted, so that its int Fhal stracture and arrange: per of approved quality, manutactured spe: | of five years? That a large proporti children a ERWIN SEELEY : iy for the purpose, with such water marks or fs other devices to prevent imitation as the Postmaster General may direct. ment may easily be examined. Every sample a be plainly marked with the bidder's name, and if the part of it be covered by a patent, the dic under thatage, has long been a subject of remark, oF An date of such ‘patent and the ned | jasl-6t First Lieutenant, 4th Artillery, and without a satisfactory cause ascertained, it is A.€.8, catia ouNGS & co's Ap. | ae 2F,t0ch patent and the name of the patentee The envelopes to be thoroughty and perfectly certain. READ ELPHONZO YOUN "8 AD. | must also i 0 med) the gumming on the flap of each(except | Also, it is known that worms exit in the hnman i int lan 0 ement of the Locks of- | fi i OCS VRIES sehen ® Ss] Tetra la or argument of eveceehct | Br ciabasl See wefan ioe hen baton oct | ue’ tram na carte ne actos pene, to open them, must not be like any now or heretofore | gummed not less than t ree-fourths of au inch in | especially mothers, who are more constantly with ingee width across the end. their children, cannot be too observing of the first symptoms of worms; for sv surely as they exist, can ddddddadadddgdgdadssadgdaana Te THE WORKING CLASS.—We are now pre- pared to furnish all classes with constant em- ployment at home, the y must be warranted not to infringe upon or conflict with any patented invention of which the veer ienot the Lae L Gingpidr eg inbulars be given to ic ni bh expowed to eral observaton or b bed, die- All arene — Lie ga hey es banded in rented eyiaee oat pee feta ec earge Wocee coke Sass oe Be the xe#,each to contain not less tl two hundred and fifty of she eater or extra letter (i ite WASH Motus des clair ome ¥,, for the election of Directors to serve during Cimmpany tn MONDAY” veivasy ese bela ee OSs. B. BAILEY, Sec'y {Chron. and Kepul peas BANJO TAUGHT BY B. J BURNELL, formerly of New York city." Ai 2 B. made to order,” Inauire ef shinier ment Dealer, 829 Ah st.. bet. Hand faire READ ELPHONZO YOUNGS & - Ve NOTES Cors. aD: stantly on band: of W,ORUPE & som, x ERTAIN whole of the time or for the | general obse or been publicly descri size, and one hundred eacl : or extra vast ee zs ve moments. Business new light and profitable. | Closed. or suggested. official size, separately. The newspaper wrappers | removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by Persons of elther sex easily earn from Sic. to $5 per A decision on the various gg er and progomsl to be packed in boxes to contain not Tess than two | the timely use of whole ime: to the business: Boye and give cars | Jab; boygeaago8 oe store the 3d day of MATCH. | jinndeed and sealed, or eccurcly. faieted Ip avons NESTOCK FU le e to si ww Oo} A i. 5 C88 ve 5 fast stl \ early as much af men: That, all sro, ace thie no mae io a tomy bea eanaporta ne |B. A. FAH ‘S$ VERMIFUGE. make thie unparalleled ofter: To such as are not well Sieur ainn it Ce pat, is, Perfectly harmless, contains mo Mercury, eile” Wal purteniees a veliosio me ae ad of a postmaster, the straw or pasteboard boxes Gun. ing ® x jculars, a valuable sample, whic ill dio commence srork on, anda copy of The Peo faves. wel strapped with oo (cimypens pe ewe PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. 's Literary Compan ion—one ut ces than two thousand red prop: aibabtored ost ; Sent fainily newspapers published—all seut free by crletvels of direction, to be furnished by an agent of | AA may be ndministered with the UTMOST SAFE. mail. Ke: nt permanent, profituble the Department, must be ‘upon each, age | 7 yom Confections meebo ter the: of work, adi LLEN & CO. Augusta, by the contract. jen cases. containing en- pe a hit on on Pact any ating iis said snide ‘Clopencreapuerate betrannporied bywater rates | pleting the pine ting of ercaming (ee dices, must be prov water proofing. The | their short leare of life ie nearly exhausted, and tion of cither term of the contract, of on and - i 9 of nearly ex] ‘i R*4” THis: EF haha ci a si is oF on whole tobe done oe A Fehnenock's Vermifuge pet by rth os CHRONIC DISEASES master Gene ve the ri wrappers must rnished —_ ‘employ an) party to furnish the same,orany | ana ith all reasonable dispateh, Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- tier kind ‘Locks'and i rs, and if he shall d aliveredt wi wed iy for tea and in Sach ieee CAUTION. acter rte de ‘and a 'y orders = tract all finished unfinished rf occasion require you to purchase B. A. CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. abd the internal ‘parts of the Locks contracted for, | Qiarte'fician acliveries tobe made either at the Post Fabpestock « Vcrmaifuge. be articdariy garetal to rare di Sanaes, andl Gooleen, (which Weald enw office of an agent duly authorized to inspect and re- | See that the initials are B. 4. article Pat a The ange ante, Physician, having, om | ble others io make or forge such Locks or Key.)in | Cerve the canta the place of toler) ee ane | that * account of the iarge number of his patients in ion of such contractor, who, after their | Option of the er General, and the cost of ows a Mashington, decided to remain in the city all win: surrender to the Department hall be for the Gelivering. as, well aa all expense of packing. ad- FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1829, bas Feo * Cloud Hutel | Sune: “ fair fod foliin residence, No, 1306 U streets between iach | § Z Heceing: Tadeling, roofing, to be paid by | ana pn hasers must insist on having it. if they do and lath, Tine contractor mast agfée and be able to furnish, | *gcontractor- 6 Department will re- | Bot wish to have an imitation forced Chronic Canes made a speciality. Blindness, Deaf- | if required and ordered, Locks a quire, asa condition of the contract, that the en- 12z ness, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, Loss of | Brass Keys within three months from the time of en. Velopts and wrappers hall be manufactured and SCHWAR’ & HASLETT, Neice, Stammering, > , Piles, Neuralgia, fering into contract, and 30,40 Iron Locks and stored in such manner as to ensure security Rheumatim, Swollen or Bimtnished Limbs, Ner’ | Tron keys within ten mont such time. But | against lose by fire or theft. The manufactory FORMERLY vous Debility, Female Weakness, many other | the Postmaster General will reserve the right to in- | Neawt at all times be subject to the inspection of ‘The eMlicted- and the public generally, are invited | “TEA, OF Mbesunnds the aanetiies of toe Coe Gok ipslatiins Gf the mate te en a teehee sera gtd a ath aad" cere tage | Regesiorg oct es | a ct net eee ta Basie PROM ATONS. y 4 : FANYON. Rreastiebaee | Cy turin them. ay, tractor must > | entrfopeniid wens are Pentre mtamps on the | get-eodawi PITTSBURG, PA — ted to keep in good working order for two | Satisfaction of the Postmastor General, in the best HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That C. CURTAINS, &c. years in the ordinary use of the service, when style, and they are to be srenewed, and kept ABPETS, CURTAINS, &c. sub; chvious vielence; much as become de: | inorder at the expense of the colitractor. "The Dee Penny THE LARGEST STOOR. fective within that time to opens a perfect iment reserves the right of requiring new dies | {r& . Locks without charge. All the Locks furnished a ae tary on the THE NEWEST AND BEST PA’ 1 BARCLAY, late of Washington count Haat Pain oe paiphambed Fee tt Es are ‘Over Perry & Bro.’s inte number ~ and wrappers | ‘with the vouchers _ aptly Dry Geods Eelabliahment. ‘pou gue side 2 yo bow and "U.S. Mail” ou the bat theee gpecimnane t0 nck to Ree os | Vite'bs lew bees OPOLITAN bpposite side. the rivie und guallty fixed by the Departioent ssa MBTPOPOL WING SALOON, ie om expenue at the Foct Ofer Detneraaas | standard for the new contract: Diddere'are therefore | stale, Given under UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, Ween ite styles amples of other and dierent aul: ; van GRUMUE BAUER, ede irre boxe “ conta es. and make erent, a UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, tee. atiy > dency and ability of the bid. (or ‘ron Sous seencs row pun erm | a Sly aes hie Hesersiee | eas aceeasae eee ree ganeeey Sic At store of Fed: SITCOM IB Forrest als corse gee, in case of his Eatlure fo fairly he feo fhe F mints Gora nerve Reig tition be heard on the 20th day of April next?” ing ining SPB athe erpae: | acts left im box fh xo Wi x oF = or ae Cxoss a wasn, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE & BROKERS, f if i ( i rT i] i & : : H : E il i 5 for fling and ti Aamainer a report be Ho. 27 PENW'A AVENUE, South aide, | that Cont Petition be heard on the litaay'of Manes epe-ly oat Wo waALhE. - 3 a : be > 2. WILIIAN i HAS A HANDSOME STOOK OF paiey J. MEIGS. Clerk jal NITED ‘TES PA’ 'T_ OFFICE, LLOMPER! LUMBER LoxseR nn Cea ae One ee eer. oe petri ae ee Se piers cn FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC. eee. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©0., GROCERs, 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER FOUR AND-A-HALF 8T. BEST NEW Yor! LOAF. POWDERED, 16 conta. SA COFFEE, 35 conte. “B in oan bite, and commently sold as beet 4 BROWN, 12 and 13 cents; best, M conte. NDS AND GRANULATED, TEAS. GUNPOWDER, JAPAN. ONG, ‘ Ley ENGL anes 8 ees All grades and \ joed AS LON AML graies tnd Prices, guaranteed AS LOW ae any JAVA, choicest Old Government, roasted De “ _ reer FF (-Genuine™) roasted. Best™) 4 yvaseses ee 22 EF Ht conta pe 38 ‘det Our Coffees are Roasted ihe dn " and w ind them for our customers WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. SYRUPS. STEWART'S SILVER and WHITE DRIPS, and spprociate, other brands, which can only be by ex saniuing price, quality and flavor. MOLANSES. A genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS wayt on hand; as aisu other lower grades. prices FLOUR. WELCH S BERT FAMILY, @: Fr eo CHOICE CHOICE GeoD. FLOUR at SOAP. Several brands of C.B_JEWELL S. several bra: ot B.T. BABBIT 8, DOBBINS ELBCTRIC. AE TALLOW, in fact twenty-five kinds or more, all at the lowest prices. PRUNES, FIGS. NS. PAPER SHELL ALMONDs, all kinds. APPLES. lice Varieties, by the barrel or bushel Several POTATOES. Several choice varieties, by the barrel or bushel. BUTTER. attention given to this one article in weare constantly supplied with » choice article from New York State. In fact we give our special and undivided attention “és FAMILY TRADE, nd make it our whole study tofurnish the VERY hing in A of Family Seppliew BEST * ~- we guaranter to sell as low as any other house in the city ive the art quality and quantity as represented. Please give a single trial at least. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO, Grecers, 354 PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE, )CR-AND-A-HALP STREET DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES: Cc. 8. HARE & SON, GROCERS, 1213 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Berweenx M anv 5. CHOMWCE BUTTER: F CHOIR Rent Uab Luw tit) se’ BHED, GRANUCLATE AND POWDERED aeentar SSEERE A i dawns GOOD BROWN 32,13.A\v BEST 14 CEN” FLov! WELCH'’S BEST ray FLOUR, @2.31 PER EKIOR SOUTH ou sodtitems st FLOUR, $5.60 PE! ‘BARREL. ° TEA: TEAS: THE VERY BEST JAPAN TEA. 61.10 PER UREN CHOP GUNPOWDER TRA. Ex’ FINEST FONG Lal CHOP OOL@NG CHOICE IMPERIAL AND ENGLE BREAK. . FAST TEAS. = COFFEES: A ees 9 PURE ARTICLE OF G INE oLp CORREAMENT JAVA COFFEE. 33 POUND. 7S GUASTED DU., 40 CENTS SUPERIOR LIQUORS: oS EES DI VICE BOLL BUTTER, a ron" 7 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘OHIO A. ive’, Joo Pails QHIO APPLE BUTTER, just receive ONDON BISCUITS, Dessert Rusks, = Dessert, ow — jald orien ig Face. ‘HOLCE FAMILY FLOUR, 96.00; BEST EXTRA do. $6.50; Warranted to give satisfaction. VERY )RST, ARD JAPAN SEAS 1.95. PURE Doce WHEAT, WHITE DRIPS, $1.20 BROWESURY apvEMMED Ravke ~°™ © wrrurn, FAMILY GROCER, jal 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. eae Foun ree a ‘Receipts direct from the mill, with orders to eull at BAKERS, ATTENTION ‘Amortment Large! Price Low! TO ALL PUBCBASERS. One Barrel or Thousands, at LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES, by M. W. GALT 2 00,