Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1870, Page 2

Sn Le A | EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY 8. NOYES........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY. ----« February 4, 1870. “Reading Matter on Every Page. It was argued by Corporation Attorney Cook Union League Hall meeting | eaday night, that it would not be sate sk District consolidation lest the Republi- p majority in Washington might be swamped by Georgetown and the county. This is the single solitary argument b: gainst consolidation. It ix ne a very high plane, at best, to contend that all the great interests of the District must be -ercificed | to party necessities, and becanse of the shadowy Possibility that a few votes may be lost to the “ins.” Bat even this argument does not seem to have any good foundation. The county, with the large colored settlements across the Eastern branch and north of the city, must have a very large F ican majority. In Georgetown, at the Isat election, the “citizens” ticket,” owing to dissensions im the Kepublican party, was cted over the straight-out Kepubliean ticket by a majority of less than ©, ® partor the iepublican ticket was elected. The total voto im Georgetown, of all parties, amounted te At the last election in Washington the Re; lican~ carried the city by about 5,000 majority, or more than the whole vote of Georgetown and the counts. So if every voter, white and e!- | im Gergetown and the county, were t, vte the Democratic ticket, the entire vote Would not suffice to wipe out the Kepublican majority in this eity. Thus, even on party grounds, there is no good reason for opposition to the plan ef consolidation. But that plan really commends itself irresistibly to every good Kepublican becanse of its extending the right of sufirage te the colored people of the county Why should the colored man be denied the privilege of voting because he happens to live at | the other end of the Navy Yard Bridge, or on Seventh street beyomi the city boundary ? Here are a large number of colored peop’ majority of the citizens of the county, wholly disfranchised. The Republicans of Wash: must not allow themselves to be pi tade of refusing them the right of suffrage. | Mr. Cook has been an earnest a advocate of enlarged sutirage, but in his zealous opposition to consolidation he has somchow got into an iMegical position. We ask him to rub his | spees and take a good look at this « uestion, and he cannot fail to see that olidate the District and give the right of Stage to the colored men in the county. ps -oee- ‘Tue Rearstratiox oF Verens tx Groncr- rowN.—The Judges of Election in Georgetown have finished th ration of voters. | Th the first preeis { a total registration of 1.486 white, and 1 a decrease si jast years registra- 20 white, and !3eolored. Th: made up in the re om of the lists. The election es place on Mondar, the 21st inst. pal ios = ‘The resolutions reported by the Committee of Warsand Means of the Maryland House of | Delegates directing the Attorney General of the State to institute proce ngs tor the revoca- ton of the charter u: the Baltimore and Ohio | failroad Company, arestill under consideration | im that body. Resolutions proposing that a | committee of the Legislature be appointed to compromise and adjust the qnestions in dispute between the State and the Railroad Company were rejected yesterday. -see- From 4. Shillington, Odeon We | 5H. PATRICK. Secretary have the Overland Monthly for February. It has | r= 7 eae 2 yo cee been matter of surprise to us that this admira- | ‘' F ror | bie magazine—perhaps the freshest and most | ST. PATR 5 CHURCH, thoroughly vi.gival of any American publication | CARROLL HALL, of the kind—has not heretofore been found upon the counters of our periodical dealers. But Shillington now supplies the want. | ———__—_ ses -— | It ip hardly necessary for us to call attention | to the series of able articles upon the question | ef the removal of the capital, the second of | which appears in to-day’s STA. The qnestion treated with a force of argument and array of | fact that cannot tail to convince. — s00e- — The improbable story of the burning ot Dr. | ngstone as a wizard affords the New York | ene a opportunity te trot out another | mu “Obituary” of the renowned traveler. Trilwne should keep tits obituary standing. ——_- «ee. } communication elsewhere headed ++ The Interests of the District.” favoring a consoh- dated government for the District, is from the | pen of ef the most decided and thoughtfal Kepublicans ia our midst. i seen ox News ny Carte—In qnent rumors of the il the pames of cand tenof Arch ented in F macy ten: th of P mber of the English Parliament announces his inte otiamentary investigation into the the imprisoned Fenians. Tie op ot York has returned encouraging the clerical petitions for the disuse ke Atharisian creed. Lefay has resigned his + scat im Parliament for Dublin University Vietor Hugo's drama, Lucretia Borg eedat the Porte St. Martin W. ‘The andience was no i Hide Cassagnac, the journ aud otherwise me=ulted. ne is vent as a day ler at’a sn 'y order of the I"rince the boy is imply. except he behaves extraordi- when he may be calle apolcon His work is from eight vm the morning tosix im the evening. At tirst + bread was prescribed by the Prince as lu cheon. bet marmalade wax added when it ap- ed that ai! other little fellows hol a little e bread. Muchofthe “sot E es of Europe is due to good | training in early youth. What is to be <tfrom an over-dressed, petted noodle, J youd the cultivation of a weak moustache? he — Tue Yierr or Prrxce Anture to Wurat- .etters from Wheatland, near Lancas- | '.. as mentioned yesterday, state that his sval Jlighness Prince Arthur will visit Mrs. nston, sormerly Miss Harriet Lane, and neice of the late President Buchanan,) at Wheatland, within a few days, and that fitting arrangements are making for his reception. | When Miss Lane was at the head of her uncle's ¢otablishment, while Le was American Minister in London, the Prince was not much more by. This was in 1504, 35, and part Unt she was well esteemed by Victoria, who has, we doubt, commissioned her son to pay this , A National Convention will assemble in persion yn! the Sd and ith of March next, to romote adoption Lr ———aae will recognize the supreme God, of His son Jesus Christ, Ne Tas cae Be the Con | vention is — by many influential names, and will soon be issued. — +2ee- &7-Rochefort is a confirmed. gambler. | 87 The shad have got as far as Wilmington. S7-A Charl ston heads its fashionable Intelligence, “Jur Chignon.” &7 Licenses to marry are not granted drunk- | ardsin Waldeck, Germany. | SFSchool children in Montana have enjoyed | the luxury of going barefoot all winter. } S7 The University of Michigan has a female | sophomore. j ov mond is going totty once more to or- | gantze a Jockey Club. s7 Twelve per cent ts now the legal interest tm Virginia. s7-The largest California vineyard covers pearly 50 actes. ' ara ter of a Mr. Allen, living in Davies | co. Ind., died from bleeding at the nose. | 67 Epglish army officers are allowed to retire | at the age of fifty years. } 87° A San Francisco girl wanted a Eromistory note for §4000, payable on demand, before she | would say Yes. “ad ‘Lhe New York ice companies are customezs that they will have to pay 80 per Gam more for ice next summer than year. form of government appear to be a polit | movement. It is nots question between the | people, and retie | Weil, be and all other ebjectors ought to know | pat ap another beseeching look for * more.” The Interests of the District. To the Editor of The Star: It appeared to me apparent, at the meeting yesterday at Lincoln | Hall, that 2 general misapprehension as to the | object ef the proposed change, among those | who scemed doubtful as to its propriety, pre- vailed. It is only weak politicians who are striving to make the movement for a pettes Republican party and the opposition in anv way orshape. Ae the writer of this—a Republican by tradition—lvoks upon it, the whole question | is just here: Are we not willing, as a people, to | telieve Congress of the burden of legislating for these ten miles square? In the nature of the case, it is impossible that this national | Dory should spend their time in our af- fairs. ‘The cost of such legislation is great- er, a8 @ general thing, than the whole value of any matter upon which they would be called to legislate. What we desire then ix in | urief this:—a legislative body in the District | chosen by the people, and responsible to the © wishes of the people, whose duty it shall b« to digest and elaborate a. of laws in the interest of this people. we need a delegate elected by the people and responsible to the people, tu speak foF us in the Legislative Hall. [t will be for Congress to fay whether the laws thus presented are consti- tutional; that matter need give us no trouble. Khode Island on an average adds at least fitty chapters to her statutes every year. The mter- ests of her people require it. How can the business of this people be expected to thrive with almost no legislation in the spirit of the ct is, labor in this District has come to look upon the United States Gonernment and the Cor- | eration as the only sources of itz supply. There is | G Teason in this, becau-e hitherto about the only | labor in this’ District has been on the public | buildings and the strects of the city. What we | Want is the multiplication of the sources of la | bor; there is not a factory of cotton, wool, or iron this Mistrict; The very tiver is closing up to navi- gaton; agricunare fails in the rural districts for | 3 the ant of a market; usury laws force capital | | into investments of Honds, rather than into pro- | ductive indystry. If the water-power of the | Potomac in front o: this District were used, this city could support a population of 390,000 souls. Do those men of toil, who oppose some better | mode of government, prefer to drive away these ew sour labor, or would they prefer to open them here? This is the question. A Rervuiicax. 1x0. Wasnrnoton, February A on om the Territorial 1e%~ Response - Qu: Eprron Star: It was asked at the Territorial Convention, yesterday, “Why the proposition for a territorial government had not been mada when the ‘Democrats’ were in power in the mn- 1 government 2" ‘This question was pu triumphantly by the speaker as ‘a pose! that the territorial idea t a very old one, agi- tated repeatediy within the last twenty-tive years, but without much result, as the Demo- crauc Congress has been always disposed to treat the people of Washington as belonging to that class ot “persons” having “no rights that the Government of the United States is bound to respect.” Since then our people have been like Obver Twist, standing before the great iona! Bumble, spoon in hand, “asking ‘The District has been materially ation of Oliver Twist by the reeley and other emment jour- tic and Hepublican, by the de- paupers” when the people here Horace Was poor himself once, but hke the rich man in sacred writ he is rather hard on panpers “ax a class.” For my part | aim willing te send 4 white man ora colored man to Con- gress if they will only gi will have the right of the nat! ights whic AN AEMY IN ACTUAL LINE OF BAT. l TLE. basing just driven the ¥ back ont rhs. can be seen any evening at the W alters Esti Also, y other startling acenes. photographed on and presented natural size.” The sh nated on the houses ia. Richn Libby Prison aud €: fighting men can tan the gaping wonuads of the dead oat It OF JONADAR-A special meeting 9 ig COUNCIL, No. Iy Sons of Jonadabe atthe “clock THIS EVENING, Le punct: al By order of the W PG A.B. TALCOTT, Secretary. EW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSUCIA- TION. far Menthiy Meeting (for t lock A.M. OLAPP, Presid te street. between (th and Wth streets, Usetul and ancy AKTICLES at moderate prices. Supper. 30 cents. fe $-004? al meeting of the Blue will be held at ENIN ck, erriterial Ques ot resses will be delivered by Hon. W. B. Stokes and others. None but officers in good stand ne in the organization and citizens known to be fri-udly to it. will be admitted By unler of A. GRANT, Commandin: +S. FLETCHER, A.G. FRICKE | WASHINGTON KA CLUB. 126 Pexva. Avexce.—At a meet- oa of the WASHINGTON SKATIN UB, Feb 2i.an additional assexament of $10was levied for the purpose of paying a note due by the Club, ‘arting a boating club on the Park. Th TING =a meeting w: Hall. on SATU GENTLEMEN AND lp the city. J. Asper. N. yon SATURDAY ue and 7 et, 2 he Hh instant, as busine rsidered. ulance is requested. THE FOREMAN OFFICE ROOMS FOR REN T—Two comma- nicating front OF FICE ROOMS FOR RENT on Febraary 1 at $25 per month or $0) per quarter advance. Now occupied; nicely papered: on 71 te Post Utfice. Address Landlord, Ja2s- NOTICE OF REMOVAL. faving removed onr place of business from No. mn die 910 ‘Sonth Side. TH ST HOLDERS GTUN GAs LIGHT COM. lore to ser rg be held at the o ot the DAY. February 7, 150, between dea OHSS. B BAILEY, val {Chre pub + See’y. BANJO TAUGHT BY B. J. BURNELL, (LF sormeri of New York city. "Ais, fine-temea ye s29 7 bet. Hand 1. jat7-im= ment Deal . GRANT'S ON FICE, for the treat. ine eee Reno it he cannot cure ‘Ration, ‘Brochitia Yeetpfont oom eases of the Throat and Lungs, . y Gravel. Gleet, Liver Complaints, ang Sie Fae ere ern. ea Se eed IN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH on SUNDAYS, at Ile. m., and 7% im. Sunday School at 94 a. _ een COHEN'S NEW Lo, 1031 7th s..3d door fam OFF ~ gamed on, Watches, Jewelry. Diainon ear rel, and Merchand! dewer: tions, ‘= the sost’ Noccalteraas - Neon SHE tNDERSIGNED ¢ ON HAND A TEs FigNED HAVE ON HAND & hich CO Se eee, (Anthracite,) which they er, bh per Ton 2” Part of the city for fes-l0t DP!0L oT 108 oF corantEusnir. name SFB. DUDANT © BRU ts thea he GEO. G. NT, who will centinas the bnsi- nen the old stand. is authorized Receipt all bille of the old firm. on | and to the JOHN McDERMOTT & B COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAG! ‘DBALERS. 310 Penneytvanie ave. near 3d atrect ‘ORAGE AND SOL: RECEIVED ON, STORAGE 4 D ON RIAGES AND HARNESS No. 554 TWELFTH STREET WE , Consen or B Strerr Norru, WASHINGTON, D.C. fos tw JONES & KEITH, Propristors._ | NOTICE OF REMO VAL, — Having removed my stock of GROCERIRS, WINES, and LIQUORS, from 393 Pennsylvani avenue, to the old grocery store, so a yuri Messrs. Hall & Hume. No. 769 MARKET 8 PACK, ‘tween 7th and Sth streets, third door from Mose ture store. X will be, pleawed to s0> all my oft customers and the public generally, promising prompt attention to all orders. With reduced prices nd alaraely increased stock of fue goods [hope to ive eatiotaction. aie aw 8. H. BACON IREMAN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF FU WANT Na TON AND GROKGETOWN. Office—Room No. 1, over Bank of Washington. CHARTERED BY Co: Ess 1837. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $260,000 Ipeures all descriptions of Property in the District oF Cutem ‘No charge for Stamps or Policies. Boann of Dinrcroxs, Kean Pickrell, Lewis Johnson, E. jee ers, Thos. Park: K-Shocmaker, 1. B: French. Georgetown. Andrew Kothwei ABEL N THE SUPREME ‘OF COLUMBIA, S70. ugh Coyle et al. °. Mary A. Clark etal. ‘On mot plaintiff. it is ordered that the trustee's report of sale herein filed be confirmed, and said trustee be finally wuthorized to convey pursuant to said report decree hereinbefore mad inless cause be shown to the contrary before this Court on the Ist day of March, 1570, and that notice hereot be served by publication of this order once each week for three weeks. By the Court. rae copy—Test: fet law3w 8.3. MEIGS, Clerk (USTED STATES PATENT OFFICE. Wasnineton, D. C.. January 31, 1570. On the petition of J. LLOYD MARTI of Batti- more, Md., praying for the extension of a 2 ranted to hin on the 1th day. of June, 1866. or an provement in Odometers and Counting Machines: It is ordered that the testimony in the case be glosed on the With day of May noxt, that the time for filing arguments and the xamine report be limited to the Zth day of May next, that said petition be heard on the ist day of June next. person may thix extension. oF PRAMUEL 8. FISHER, fe 4-lawSw 1645 Equity Docket 9. of William A. Meloy, of counsel far Commissioner of Patents. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wasninetox, BD. C., Jannary ‘31.1370. ‘On the petition of JOHN TAGGART. of Boston, Macs. praying for the extension of a patent granted eth day of May, 1556, for an improve- CRY ig Seo pe: iient : Teli crdered, that the testimony in this caso be closed’ om thn notin dur, ce Apri mextz thatthe time for Gling arguments and the Examiner's report be limited to ¢l 2th day of April next, and et said petition be on the ith day of May next. "Any person may opposes this extension. a PRAMUEL S. FISHER, fet-lawsw Commistioner of Patents, USITED STATES PATENT OF Fick, Wasuixctow, D. C., Jannary’31, 1570. ‘On the petition of ABNER G. BEVIN, of East mpten. Conn... praying for the extension of a pa- granted to him on the 22d day of July, 1856, and Feigened om the sth day of April, 1582, ment in mode of attaching It is ordered that the on the gist day of Jnne next, that the tim filing areuments and the Examiner's report b ited to the Ist day of July next, and that said pe be heard on the 6th day of July next: ny person may oppose this extension. 7 PPRAMUEL 8. FISHER, tet lawaw Commissioner of Patents. to pray non tl Ex: HAVING REMOVED To THEIR NeW IRON WAK EHOUSE, 910 PENNA, AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS., (S0CTH SIDE,) Respectfally call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNS MANTFACTERED BY THK Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York; also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co., New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. The Largest St BRONZES. ‘k of CLOCKS, snd MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the LOWEST RATES. Every Varisty of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and Gnish equai to the finest imported ‘bles. TERRA COTTA AND IRON WARE, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, &e. Sole Agency for MOULE’S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. We call especial attention to our PARLOR GBATES, LATRBES, FURNACES and RANGES, comprising all the most improved varieties. FOUNTAIN JETS of every etyle, LUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING, most extensive character and of all descrip- tions, execated at rensonable rates and in the most approved manner. Cali ond examine our Stock and Salesrooms. f2-6m ¥. 627.) ESTABLISHED 1541. (OLD No. 35. S71 PADDLE MY OWN CANOES Na M_T. PARKER, No. 627 Lonisiana aven No. 55.) HOUSE, SIGN and DEC: ’ TER—deing. in thort, all that any painting estab- lishment ean do, aril Aarne no partner to divide h ling carrying on business on ana avenne, between Sixth and Seventh streets, for thirty years. he is thankful for past favors, and solicit< a conti ance of the same. M.'T. PARKER, fel-ly 627 Lonisiana avenne, JV ATRE FILTERERS : WATER FILTERERS :t essing every scientific and practical wlaptation for family use, rendering the most river water free from all matter, gase or smell, For sale by J. W. BUTELER & Bo., METZ6KOTT HALL, felst between 9h and Wth streets, Bross D& Co. Owing to the lateness of te season. decline in Dress Goods, we offer our ¢ DRY GOUDS. flannels, Towels, Linens, inva lara: anoriment oo GREATLY REBUGED vee assortment, at G. uy we want Paris Kids, @1- ‘Vory Superior lacl ss, from 37)s lend ie yt Prints. Woes thers at Ke. Bi Peched mee Muslins, Se ; up. Towels, with red bo ders, 23e. ‘& host of other article: Calland examine. fe 23t BROADIF AD & HARLES HERZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE, CEsTaBLisheD 1852.) 351 © STREET NORTH, Between 4}, and 6th ly in rear of streets, (immediatel National 5 Money Icaned in all ona Hot Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Wearing Apparel. Fi Diture and Merchandise of every description ‘The most liberal terms guaranteed. dealing and just treatment refer =, this city not connected with ment in the city, New nunibe TE PERCENT OFF FOR CASH RICH BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, PIM'S GENUINE IRISH POPLINS, ELEGANT BLACK MOIBE ANTIQUE, Greg, stone, white and ot! ored 4 infine'aualliy.” Mich Light Colored Mike An siuat variety for s\reet ening. . We Lhe See ae abe Bra colors. ines, Light Colored ‘in Striped Poplins.which i ee man regs ton Muslins and White Plush. sil cf atin we ce TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR FuR CASH, ONE PRICE ONLY. WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. _ PERBONAL. WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH SITCA. 5 ions work. ‘so Pstarcmce, ” °O ary ANTED-A W RL, who can cook, + Rorth: Timeh and iron, at No. G07 sixth et.. mort! VY ANTED-A rom, inquir dt r WOM AN to cok, wash O17 Sindh stress bot ORED COOK WANTED. at No. 121 Poon. sylvania avenur, bet Ist and 21 sts. None ngsd apply w! derstand the business. 18" Gee x “ FIRST OPERATIVE TION. Address M,C. DUFFY. 217 Pa. ave. Ist and 2d «ts, a J ANTED—An need apply mended A ets ‘a Capitol Hill. V J ANTEDSA situ voung white girl. WORK. Apply to W- and — avenne. (le ANTED—By a competent Boy, a SITUATIO: in a Store or other capacity. Salary pegmanent employment,” Address WADTED—A WOMAN To Do THE Hous WORK of a small family and assist in milking afew cows. A steady home and good wares given. Apply to JEREMIAH LYNCH, 629 N street north, between 4th and 5th. fet-3:" ANTED—A young GIRL as nurse. White pr: ferred. Best references required. Appl $15 west Lith street. V ANTED—some LADY to Sf a seven months old. Address “B.S. Office. Wante IMMEDIATELY —A_ First-class COOK . Must bring the best of references. ly at YIOL G street ‘orner of Zle:, betw. fours of 1 and 12 u'clock- ED—A SITUATION as Gardener and F. rate, practical man (Seo JUHN SAUL, Mig either in or isa good gardener, given, ) ‘tity, by acol Pro gra og 4 se othe. Rev. GP aumber.) LADY, ACCUSTOMKD TO DRESSMAKL ‘Tailoring, and all kindy of S SITUATION in a family, a perma: ie spring work, Address “M. ice. WASTED-To1 Years. with the pris lege of purchasing, a large lot GROUND. between 7th and I7th streets northwest, snitable for & Wood aud Coal Yard; or would lease & Whart pro- perty suitable for.the same purposes, Address, stat tion. size, and term ee eeTGLEASON & GLENN, G st. Wharf, fe3 t28th {Rep} Washington, D.C. OKSES WANTED—By the Washington and G npany. Persons hat one or mor horaes for sale are invited to pres u. to tLe undersigued for inspection one but sound horses need br offered. C_C. SAILER, Superintendent, No. 216 New Jersey a between Band C sts, north. at V FED—To purchase from $5 to $5.00 VY worth of SECOND TAND FUBITURE, for ill pay the bizhest eas ey OO ERLTER BS ALTE. ja20-3m_—_ No. 739 7th stree! WV ANTEDS Every tody to know that BRAZIL PaaS PEBBLE snd’ citer SPECTACLES a rately guited so a3 to strengthen the ey: sight-ond © perth olsewhere, at HEM PLER: next to \ Wilcox & Gibbs’ SEWING MACHINE on the r its simplicity and noise Zit is pronounced the best Sewing Ma. rid geney at C. BAUM'S Hoo ‘actory, 13 7th street, bouween des 8 FO K Ss ea ING, BOUTS, 8 iweeh D and E sti n Building. ail Promrtly Attended To. tay evening. January 26t ) CHAIN. ‘Phe finder wil ing ‘the same at 1804 G fe 43" 9 + half, 4 grown NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. és reward, Af fefk af IS16 HL street, bet. 15th aud 19¢h . t L t—Gut walking on Thursday , the Ith street, or along T strec gold tops. Teceive a reward OST—On the 2d inst E 4 and Penn. av ve. bet Fth st. a the Capitol, or at the Capital. a FITCH MUFF, ‘The dinder will be suitably rewarded if it 1s return to the star offic tet ote OST--$10 REWAKD—strayed from the salyscri 4 ber, ving on 7th ste k Hotel. M wary BUFFALO cars. A Tiheral reward will be aid for his return to WILLIAM D. BEAL Ruteher. feos 3 NI ntainin: naisting of Teas just issued, bala ills ain change; date written ins ‘Oct. The finder will receive a liberal reward by addressing S. P. BROWN & SUN,coruer New York avenue and igth street. BUSINESS CHANCES. DRUG STORE DRUGS a great bargain. © Pennsylvania avenue and 2th st.. Ist Ward, fob 27 [Qe sae KY STORE doing a good Dusiness. ina prominent and wealthy bh Average receipts $70 4 month. No bad Price $1.0, on easy terms. Address Post Offi Box S60. te $100,000 § Richinond City Real E: FW, Leal i Addres? EB. NE Richmond, Virginia. with new and fall” ire at corn N BE I TED IN ST MOKTGAGES upon EGE SALES A yea tine Pair of White CH BOAK PIGS: warranted what the are repr ths old. imal rex © §15 each. vt Star U1 SALE CHEAP—1 SULKY, AN BIAGE POLE, with strap: TOOLS for model maker; 1 new; 2 MEDICINE CHES?S, and full af Drugs, avery hi nd thing for d. Inquire immediately at 3 ar. fe 2-60" ‘ built by Bre used, be seen at the firat stal Fk SALE Three valuable PA: or real estate. Adi |} OR SALE—A pair of bi BAY HORSE: Nelimatehed, 7 years old, soul, Mint ON rm Double Harness, Single ditto, Bla Afghans, &c. teria Carriace. Apply to Colonel S$ Winder’s Building, Sevent: nth 3al0-1m' 923 PAINTING. } 923 Dstaxer,! — DSrecer. MACNICHOL & BRENNAN'S PAINTING BSTABLISHMENT, 923 D street. between 9h aud lth, Painting, lazing, Graining, Gilting, Broazing. Liing,’ Calcimining. Wall Painting Integin Decoraticheand every sariety of HOUSK and SCN NTING PRACNICHOL & BRENNAN being practical workmen and workers themselves, employing the best hands and using the purest material ,they are prepared fo execute every description of ‘painting romptly and es low as cocd work can be done in the istrict. Kvery sob eairusied. to them, amall oF jarge, Will receive porsopal attention, ‘Contracts for new or old houses so.icited, and ‘satisfaction SYA In 923 D strect tween 9th and 10th, DMA STELS1 MANTELS MANTELS 11 ing houses woald do SHI torcall nad Sanmsinetay asoortaont of MAR. GL teh Spparhme ete sett all the leading styles sow manufactured: tn teen different colors, many of which are Jn/aid, Fepresenting two or more Kinds of Marble and. Wood 4 also have on. hi GRATES, potters: beeer ren fae factories, Please }, &e., all of which are manu- call and examine ¢! _ Ps mi Young Men's Ane Be Ry VELL 2 HENDERSON, TNDOW SHAD) 1 PAI Wi oe HR FLOOR AN. DTA ¥ ol ‘CLOTHS, Ao. 508 Nemth street, ‘Seaton Hall.) executed in the city or country, at short poten: fon mederate terms. “2 SEKEEPERS AND OTHERS’ cursa, = W457 °* . CROCKERY, 450 aay can always find at our store.alarge aud weil soleoted Maoh uf heat Gorda, af the Tawra cach prices. Be PLATED WARE and CUTLERY, superior Be: VECORATED DINNER and TEA SETS, in preat varies ee EDD & BEY ERIDGE = snd 21 (Odd Hall) 7th street, EM: W. W. POTTER'S OF FICK AL. + wil hereafter be at 711 G street, northwest, cn 7th and sth streets. Residence as berate: fore, 1108 B ntreets northwest. Bie aera jam CMS FOR RENT. freat W.J. Me RA es. fea (UK PEN \—A NEW THREE STORY BRICK Ly HOUSE, signt oom 8, No 1545 M «1 bg eg od of 1th st. Amquire at N at. fea 3” RvOM, ping: 32) I st.. between for 20" JOR REST—FURNCUED W $19, very geo pati wut tat B10. Others at 612, . $40. $25, $20, Gls. $1 $5.50, OS eWAGGAMA fos 6t SLO Teh wt opposite P.O [Pek BENT Iu a small privaie family. a Gest claws PARLOR and CHAMBER, connectel; v st floor: clovated five fret abe dewalk. and ify varde northeast of the Treasury Department, 460 New York avenue. three doors from loth str: Horse cars pase the doo Ke REN t—Iwo six room HUUSES, with finished in the best manner. Apply wren lth and 12th. Rent $2 each. F 3 SES—one a seven-room Brick Brick Howe. on yener Mirek | ot Frame Dwr ling, sw rastore. Al corner Wth and K street, Nee TBST fag Ree, RENT: are ave worth 1 CHAS. F. WURDEMANS, N ail L No. 323 Dot \ Cxts Ap 323 Dela tesa" EF T—HOUSE on G stioet, between 17th and 18th, containing 2 large parlors. 6 be iro. bath room. with hot and culd water. Apply t) JOS. REDFERN cor. Ith st_and Pa a fos lw FG 8t 81 four-story HOUSE. with cellar, N 393, Pennsylvania avenne, bet. 4% and oth sts. lately oceup.ed by 8. H- Bacon as a wholesale and VGrocery Apply to GEO. BAUER, N 227 Gast. bet. Maryland ave. and Osts. fos 30” FUKNISHED PARLORS and3 BED KOOMS for rent, together or separate, with or | thout BOARD, at No. 315 Ponna. avenue bet. 34 45 ate, Koems and Board at the same piace at 85 per week. = fes-tist EGR BEST, street, No. 267, between 0 and .. containing 5 rooms, new ly painted. and in good order. The key next door. Sth stree¢, Inquire at 442 t __PRENDER & 00. EOR KENT AT A BAR HOUSE, 9 rooms, passag ailey attached: ‘ard; suitable for one large of AMOS HUNT, rtwo | No. 31 Ev—Two tine OFFICE ROOMS, City Hall, corner Sth and D streets, above. "TYE EUES SUED Rooms FOR RENT—v: on the tirst floor. at No. 1492 Pa. ave.. nearly opposite Willard's Hotel fe2-1m id flour. Fst [POR BENT—HOUSE on Capitol 1 $12 per month. Inquire at NICHOLS. ih, & rooms. ountain H " fo2- at" 'T- 1 jJarge U 'RNISHED OMS and PARLORS, with BOARD. Appiy (new) 1216 F street, "between 12th and Lich 52 13th at., between Fyoms, water and gas: Poe RE ‘New York ave High and healthy. Ver in advance, OR RENT next, HO rly. occupied by A. terms apply at No. S09. tween Sth and 9th sts. u 1 [POR BENT—A HOUSE with ton roomsand stabi with fifteen acres of land on Washington and Alexandria road. Apply to fel-ot" THOMAS W. SWANN, [08 REST— 4 BR HOUSE, containing 7 rooms, situated on north A strect, hecween Tth and Sth streets east, front side, and back yard and Muble. Apply Bek BEN and well F! Toons, water, gas ina delightful aud and « rn healthy gard om the vf north A street. about two squares east grounds. Tho parlors and rooms are spacions, and well adapted for the use of a Fe 1 Members of Delegations, Inquii the ‘premises, north, A HOR RENT —No. 18 East Copi doors from € contain: it Cottage style, wi garden in front, and wood shed and water in. r= Apply 514 F strect, corner 6th west. rr wants the re lars inqnire of. RICHARD FULLALOVE, 0 Market street, or JOHN J. BOGUE | Real Estat» Agent, ‘cor. High amd Bridge » jaart OT MMB a lo rHote APH S—Fer rent GALL in Georgetown npon ground floor: in the hese section; establi-hed seven years; business. Rent moderate, $125 will bu 4 GW. COOPER, 7% Dumbarton street. ja35-a™ Fee KENT—Two pleasant third-story ROOM (furni Jin a private Board can |. had in the neigh ‘at No. 1105 street. Refer jamz PGR REST—A fin 7th strest, bet WELL FURNISHED AND COMFORTAULE, HOUSE FOR RENT—In a fine, healthy noigh borhood, at 2014 G street, between ih and 2let | streets. “Call hetween 9 a1 "clock a.m. ja20-ima | ht room HOTS! modern improvements. situated on | and known as Philadelphia Row ave been thorougily repaired, aad was new. Apply THUMAS M. PLOWMAN, jnl7-Im Sth and D streets Fok S4Le ok To Ler. NUMBER OF THO! BRAUTIFUL VILLAS, i nee | rer most eligi 2 ha- | sersortenants. Appls to KILBUCKNE& LATTA, and THOMAS M. PLOWAL a Im ‘th POR RENT Fa NE: rocms, with y t New Jorsey avenue a 12.20 per month. In VATS sth street Heeses FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE. streets, square, nansetts ay orta Capitol att aire of W. C. Jt rooms, corner 11th and M Gas, water, brick stable. Lot 10 feet 2 rooms, on north side F street. Hot and cold water, gas, &. BRICK MOUSE, Wrooms, I street, between 12th aud Lith streets, north « Hot and cold water, gas.marble mautels and basias; furnace ia cellar; Lot 20 by 142, BRICK HOUSE, W rooms, wide hall, and cellar; good lot. Maryland avenue, between 9th and Wih etreets. Very cheap. ALso. Several other fine BRICK and small FRAME HOUSES, weil located, in different parts of the MASON & CAMPB Real Agent 7th and F streets. K FOR BAUR ON ELEVENTH STBEET, BETWEEN M AND N STS. SE of 12 rooms, frontin: of Mrs: Farum, on the Corner $a nents woth tm, je property. either improv proved, will be taken as Arst payment aid (he remainder as above, The house has three stories and basement, twa story back building. modern improvements, aud weil calculated for a large family. Te now rea permonth. | JOSHUA WHITARY & CO. pita 1d No. 416 7th street, bet. G and H. FPG8 RENT OF SALE—Small MARKET PLACE, 23 acres, adjoining Bladensburg: large Frame Dwelling, with range, hot and cold waters pump in whe, ard; Ppootce Gali | pron rong Boe Mepaiecat enaralely,itdeared. Inquire 39 Bae VERY CHEAP HOUSE— ipa ‘Ml buy one A of the best DWELLINGS ny rachington. 416 N street, two doors east of Ith street. Line of cars. i fronts south; has ciaitie loentee and is i tras acath on lige wa will be shown ‘any time after o'clock p.m. ja¢-Im" Fok BENT Four nice FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without 7 Pennsylvania te the Mi Hotel. Myeitt “Pome the Metropolitan Hoe ores TOR RENT—Wilicox & Gibbs’ SEWING MA- FGiixE:ihe simples, nad ows liable to a ‘Hoop dkirt FOE BENT—HOUSE 623 @ sircot, near ent Oftice, ‘inished, FPO# SALE) 8, P. BROWN & SON, Boutheast Coruer New York avenue and lth Street, Selita asia deb oe OR RENT—Oue three-story BRICK HOUS conteteing Syores, ges water, on 13th st. cn Bad C8. 3a8 ADIKS SUFFERING FROM LQkGtLam 4 ting or amy complaint peculiar t> there al contide ta Be LOK tee ts teliaht- andl hyeicann for suckepecialty ints trrciment ean tops tn yaw = guarantersaspenty cure nds minutes’ Itural,and ten mlnuice’ » os | Inquire ray by DWELLING N oF wufurnished. anit haat. Porth SOR RENT—' g FSS Bane! Avply on the premiere. A BEAUTIFULLY LOcATRD COUNTRY creek a Miegtcin Reps fre situate irgivia, 3% miles from mat. AWYE ‘This farm contaim= all the Tuxuries within seas a MN viz -—Straw berries. hes. apples. sad suite ot other fraite, T aog Sen = weve have a ae me f - years tor my conduct ‘and Kindtons to tn snail (75) TDRON VACOMAN. AND WRAL ANT th, upon ail bas: W OKLEIN. rte and Sympathetic Physician est 12th street, between Band F. all chronic diseases with VITAL MAG- TOWER (known as Animal Magnetiam) aod HOUT MEDICINE reoyant examina. and all necessary out buildings. Enquire at No. | Tr: 333. isth street, corner of K street. 3413 Im* 3.4. KNOTT. Dr. Kiem hae =r made in «pec: K HOUSES and teres | boon successful in his teow. mde ol treateront amd 323 Pa avenue; ones | will be happy refer. Office hours 12 t) {pm sirest. Inland Pf yaar fr Mt RENT OR LEASE i agtor own as Tulip Hill Fishing Shore, Maryland sido. bare be, be i M.S. JOMNSON, iabim™ 396 Pa.avenne, bet. Hs and 6th ste, OR KRENT—Two large STORS- ROOMS on 7th street west. between M aod N uorth, nicely fitted up tor Groceay or Feed Store. Intely ‘occupied by r. Forman.) This is one of the best basiness PED PRIVATE at bis rooms, No. Pest whiliful acy: Physician in the city, fur the treatamron of aren ied a ot Chromte Diseaws and Femere places on 7th st. Inquire 1241, opposite. deld-tf tore we & Guarauees ie cer nee POR RENT—A SUITE OF KUOMS, Parior and | Pomibie. trom Irregular Kk ‘Chamber, very large, new and handsomely furn- | Ufered an immediate cure in a!’ oases hed. suitable for Members of Congress ul + “ing such rooms. Apply at 350 rect north, SIBSON BROTHERS, ~ Letween loth and iith ets, weat, north side. nomett’ | Gy BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, WR 4. ENT—The DWELLING PART of HL 2871. sovth side Pennsylvans No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue; suitalie for's | _ Glveatrict pereonal attention house. Possession civen’ December Ist. | p00 » JOB PRINTIN — HABLE & COS Clothing Howse. giaeite: ~~) ;§ Py — Mepublicant oe! 4 BY. POURINHORN 2 ¢ H DUSE FOR RENT-FURSITURE FOR SALES | 282229 Datroot, botwoan th and 7th'streste Tn a central locativ.; hauss contains 11 rooms, now! D eakf2X Residence No, 329 1 street, near Mth and Lith streets. ly carpeted and furn: lied in elegant style. Price furniture 3.00) cash. Inguire at Star office. no6-tf P98 RENT Four FRAME HOUSES on tun ot, | OBice No. 258 F stron ao9a between Sand T strects: Ove rooms." Apply ts | POUILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE JAMES W. BARKER, 433 H street, between it | LA now Course of Lectitan, ae de'tvored at the nd Ith. oon || Neve VGrk Mow of Anatieat wm. je the mabe ™ NT—Two new. three stories, back build: }2.0it"—How to live and w re tory Youth, Me B's Mand collars Ri R'DweLtivas, wased [Fre cause of foalpegtesn wiseAcere na eres x Sroats, wiih seaeble wanton iene ir account Philos phically brown stone base and steps: marble mantels: gas: hot | Divceses accounted for; ‘Marriage 4 cold water in bath and kitchen; 12 rms, Slumes containing Situated om ithode Island aventis, bet. sth and 2006 | gf, kat Fol f these Lectures will be orwarded to parties unable to attend, oonipt of streets. Inquire at 1402 lith street. our ® x SECKETAMY New € ‘One of the above dyellings hue reevatly been tet to | Muscusn ef Auntamy aad Seicesn, O88 Reoeaue | the Hon. Jas. W. Marshall, First Assistant Post- | Now York mally” master General ~ Rott FR BENTo Tee com fori KOOMS on first oor. modern improve: ments, convenient to F street cars and Corcoran'e | — new hotel. Inguire 316 T-ireet. or ®-eotf EGR SALE Two new BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, on Gay, near G: street. Ge town. ‘Terma'casy. Apply to A.B. SHEPH RD CLOTH) “OL poly to A. B. SHEP. 269 Pr od FSk 2388 OB RENT—HOUSE 374 2ist street = heated between Gand Hi: bby furnace.” Rent rer month. Inquire of GEO. 8: PARKER, vert door. oclé-tt NO BRANCH STOR BOARDING. DEES. HOTEL. — BOARD | and sin ROOMS at $35 per month; also, nice suit KOOMS. This house has been awely fw throughout and offers first class accommoda’ Jad 6t* F.POMILE BogensPicsant ecRNIsiED BOARD. Als, TABLE BOARD strent, corner sth, FURSISHED, Rooms FoR RENT—w thout BOARD. at No. 495 Penneylvani uear 3d. Boarding at the same place, NO AGENCIES, FULL D SSUITS. COAT. SWALLOW TALL) STANDARD DEESS COAT PEST CLASS BOARD, W TH FP JGRUST BOOMS. to be liad an re ESS SUITS. 935 90 or Peanerty ont ne ee BETTER DO..SILK LINED e410 3. ¥RAL EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR RENT, | pix . SS it No. Se street. with BOA RI aa Be BS. Be = : 855. 2) Srenet Saw ereRee VERT BEST TO ORDER, ENTIRE, COAT SILK LINED. " BEST, ITALIAN LINED. Having jast returned from the Northern Auction Rooms. I can offer GKEAT to all in want of DRY Goops. DRESS GOODS, LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. S. trom $1up. from 12 to 75c $90. INDUCEMENTS com seqnomes vith bts COMMISSION mr pr Yishment doing an hun ANDO: GIN Fe RED WooL FLANNEL. 3 MORY BAXTER. pate tt - - 192": Peonaylvanuia avenue, \MILDREN'S CARRIAGES. J Just received, a large assortment of the latest style end finest finished Saks & CO., NEW No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. at prices Ic ws - 1 CHK. RUPP) GREATI INDY s. Sather r aurea s™ REAT DUCEMEQT: (PEE EXESIGHT accrraicly surted with Pebbles | For the next thirty days 1 offer ond other Spo cles. by merely an EAT MEN'S AND BOYS OVERCOATS, sivering a fete questions. DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, H. 1. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, CASSIMERE PANTS AND VESTS, Ment 09 the Maton Sie WITHOUT REGARD To. CosT TO MAKy ROOM FOR A LARGE STOCK OF SPRIN which Lam now < made up expressly to suit bin tuarket M MARBLE WORKS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, h and 19h sts., west, Washington, D. 0, MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, MAN- ODS, ES. &c. A. STRAUS, MEN’ IMPORTERS OF ON CMENTAL FIGURE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER, Marble for BUILDING PURPUSES, at the Low- Pennss1s ania aver jet Rar = de 1m between Joth and i sad nate wet nf i ctr J. HEIBELGEG, (Successor te H. F. Lovpox & 0o..) CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, 3d (PE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN Ap- “i by the firm of J.B. WHEELER & ttorney in fact to seitle up the alfaire of hereby gives m that he will attend at his No. 1609 Hh street, near Massachusetts avenne, from 4 to 6 p. us. for that purpose. All persons having accounts agaiust.or being in- ted to suid are requested to settle forthwith with the undersi, who alone is authorized to use Metz. -olitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) the firm mam - GP. HOPKINS, dy tt No. 362 Peun. avenue, Washingtom. jaS-tf Attorney in fact of J. B. Wheeler & C. - > SEeEesresesers vereererercrc ree: ‘Oo THE WORKI pared to fe Ef wecegesces: PeePePPrPrPe 3 OLASS —We are now pre- classes with M. WILLIAN " HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF i REAL LACES, CLOAK VELVETS, - BATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, DRESSES, RIBBONS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, BONNETS, FLATS. TRIMMI2.GS, and all kinds o Parisian Novelties. Also the celebrated J. P. B. FRENCH CORSETS. Dresses and Cloaks made to order. 336 Pennsylvania avenue, 7 Cite Trevire. Paris. pearly as tmnch as ane Lice may wend ¢ and text the business, we make this unparalleied offer: Co such as are not well satisfied, we will send $1 to pay tor the t writing.” Full particulars, a valuable sample. which HH do i@ commence work on, and a copy of The Peo. ary Companion—ne of the latgest and est ta papers published—all sent fr-e you want permanent, profit 5. ©. ALLEN 4 CO. Augusta sald-ambeW GREAT FALL IN GOLD the BEST PAKIS KID, * ir. nov WHILE OTHERS ARK DISPO- ra SING CF ULD STOCK, STRASBURGER BEOS., Have just opened a large assortment of new BOOTS AND SHOES, and selling them cheaper than others offering olf stock. Bear in miad they neither mark gods ap oF own, but sell them at regular whplesale. pric: ‘aren. eived a large amo: mye dn imitation male.“ Keeping one of the largest stock of Boots, Shoes and | Gaiteroof all grader, wi ich Fou will wearer | Canrers, CURTAINS, &e, represented. Give them a call before purchasing aud ‘ana THE LARGEST STOUR) THE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS 9 THE P. ™ seut of RUMAN ae wv TARBORCER BROS, New 906 SEVENTH STREET, Wa 8 MITCHELL & Coe wet Between Tang. | a prs & Bro. ere er ia. CHRONIC DISEASES 2 Of Long Standing andthe Most Aggravated Ohar- GOLDEN REMEDIES, CURED wirtotr MEDICINE. vine she syns. Say Ae cased Rt aR ed bee ot eons: Sohne tala tare ag tana, | Shera to his residence, No. 1306 W sireet, beiweeu ith | Soreness *iitrents Cees meaie 0 tpectattiy.. I = i pews, Bronchitis, Inch at a “4 a Lose of Kheuinations Swollen er Bioiatend Linke ee in, Swol Yous Debility, Female W. ty, ealsaees, and imany’ other i 3 ! i ives iuamediate re. ‘The afhicted- and Ve public are invited ng. she griracelces to call and thetselvcs as to t! So. FARVOR OM ci aot dese Pe ee SLE 4cencr ror Tus pistaicr, oF DUP! At Store of Fk: RATCHIEY Forvest Halt toorge- och galtnand ceatio Sea ne bor ster EB ARCHin Best, F Soy aretet Lore: LUMBER tt LUMBER In Roe eis wa DRESSED LUMBEB sate Seige cia Bticueuarine bY TR REAR EGRES weceern one sa BEPALRS for all kinds of Ranges and Letrobes. strectvor ot tay Fonluance, oh wrest above L. WW jalb-coln* ‘3.0, MABKB,