Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet > WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY............February 8, 1970. Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every ‘Tuesday during the season, between the hours of 2 and 4p. m. . Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards for receptions for Feb. 12th, 19th and 26th, at 9 p.m. No.3 Madison Place. The receptions of the Speaker of the House ot Representatives will be at his residence, 408 Fifteenth street, from 9 to 11 o’clock on each Friday evening of the season. Mrs. Blaine’s receptions will be held every Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2Qand 5p. m. At the Russian Legation, Madame de Cata- cazy will receive on Thursdays, from 2 until 5 p.m. At the Argentine Legation, Madame de Gar- cia will receive on alternate Monday evenings, commencing on Monday, Jan. 3d, and will be at home on Saturdays, from 2 until 5 p. m. We are requested to state that in consequence of necessary repairs, there will be no evening receptions at the British Legation until special invitations are issued. — -+eee- ‘The introduction of « ill in Congress for the erection of a new market-house by a private company on the site of the present Centre Mar- ket has created quite a stir the market dealers and in the City Councils. It is now pro- posed for the hundredth time that the Corpora- tion shall go to work and build a market-house. We shall be glad if the appearance of the bill in question has the effect to stir up the Councils to move in the matter. Manifestly the market- house should be built and controlled by the city; and all that can be said in favor of the bill be- fore Congress giving the franchise to a private company is that it proposes action in place of creditable to the city and the great thoroughfare upon which it is to be placed. We do not favor giving the franchise either to a private company or to the market dealers; but unless the Corporation will take immediate action, in yy that means business, to deal | with this nuisance, we shall be glad tosee the power to do so given to anybody who will un- dertakenit. Congress is now in the mood to give some in- telligent attention to District affairs, and we do not doubt that if the corporation authorities show a purpose to enter upon the bona fide con- struction of a market building that will not dis- figure Pennsylvania avenue, the authority can be readily obtained from that body. But they should strike while the iron is hot, and should Present to the attention of Congress a definite plan embracing a really handsome and spacious building, and which will present none of the unpleasant features of a market-house on its avenue front. It is, we believe, from the fact that the plan for the new market-house proposed in the bill before Congress provides for the con- struction of a building that would be ornamental to the finest street in any city in the country that it has commended itself to the favor of many members of Congress; and the corporation must present a plan at least equally attractive and appropriate to compete successfully with that referred to. But if our corporate authorities do not move With some energy in the matter, we hope Con- gress will promptly give the franchise to the market-men, or to any respectable private com- pany who will guarantee the speedy demolition of the present miserable shanties, and the erec- tion of handsome and appropriate buildings of the character we have designated. ———~~e--___ ‘The London Times attributes the faults of American legisiation to the utter absence of ability in the House of Representatives. This is the mistake made by those who are not able to discriminate between rhetorical brilliancy and working ability. There are not so many brilliant debaters in fie House as at some previous periods Of its history, but we doubt it it ever contained more practical working ability than at present. In fact the American Congress of late years has assimilated itself much to the English Parlia- mentary model in repressing mere oratorical display and cultivating a conversational business style of debate. This practical habit of the modern Congress exhibits itself in the plan adopted of restricting the formal speech-makers to Saturday afternoon displays, when their exer- cise of the gift of gab will not interfere with the Dusimess of the House. The present House is undoubtedly an efficient buisness body, and the fact that there are no bright particular stars in it is perhaps due as much to the fact of the high average capacity of the members as to anything else. ‘The title of Mr. Dickens’ next novel is yet shrouded in mystery, although it is certain that the serial publication is to begin about the end of March, that it will extend through just a year and that Messrs. Fields, Osgood & Co. will give the first sight of each part to the American pub- lie, let who will follow in their wake. By printing the novel in their illustrated Every Saturday, they will be able to give with it re- productions of the original illustrations. These are to be by anew hand in art, or at least one one new to fame, a Mr. Fildes, who drew the capital picture entitled “Homeless and Hungry,” representing a row of tramps awaiting admission to the casual ward of a London workhouse, which appeared in the first number of The Graphic. ———_-+e2-_____ The snow storm which has been our favored latitude for several days past got fairly under way last night, anf to-day has been the most disagreeable of the season. In fact, the present “spell of weather” is simply horrid; but it isso much like the regular thing at St. Louis that, if it only continued a little while, we shouldn’t be surprised to hear that Reavis had become reconciled to Washington and would allow the capital to remain here. ——_ +02 We are to have a Bonaparte amongst us. It is stated in letters from Paris that immediately after the acquittal of Prince Pierre which every one takes for granted—he is to have his pension doubled upon the condition that he returns to America and makes it his permanent residence. —+<0-- The compilers of the Baltimore City Directory for the current year set down the population of Baltimore at 334,000, which is considerably less than the number claimed by the Commissioners authorized to take the census of the city by the Council on the eve of the last registration of ‘voters. ——____ «ee In the case of the steamer Potomac vr. the schooner E. V. Bedell the United States Su- preme Court yesterday reaffirmed the principle that when a collision occurs between = steam and sailing vessel, and the latter changes her ‘course, the former is no longer with the duty of keeping out of the way. : ee —_____ ‘The editors of Pennsylvania, at their Conven- tion in Harrisburg week before last, received ‘Mr. Hughes, the colored editor of the Progress of Liberty, into fall membership. A number of leading Democratic journalists took part in the Convention and made vo objection to his ad- mission. aii meinen Parke Godwin amumes editorial control of Putnam's Magazine with the April number. He edited its predecessor in its best days, and gave itareputation which justitied its re-establish- Private letters from Europe report that the health of Senator Grimes is failing very rapidly, and that he is in @ far worse condition than when be left this country. ‘The option fo gore that the Senator cannot live to return to the United States. General Sherman is fifty to-day. Touch him gently, Time! case in money, and the demand en call was | promptly met yesterday at 46 per cent. om gov- Eaclusively to The Bvening Ser. Bau Feb. 8—A severe snow storm is ErGralling and restricts business, and very little business grain. No receipts, and very little done. Marke pamneete 3 iyester- day. Provisions rf food demand at 98e- for wood bound. seg Se a estar ea me aaa Sacks a Lae Carolinas, old, 46 new, 25%. —— York, Feb. & Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and heavy. Rev. Henry Slicer, D. D., of Baltimore, isnow in New York, taking part in the investigations of the alleged frauds in the Methodist Book Con- cern. On Sunday he preached at St. Paul's M. E. Church in New York, his sermon Americans Snot mm Havaza— junday morning, about 11 Greenwall, and Gardner to visit in Havane. They tend bine = eric o they were ‘address in an excited manuer A 4 e fl le followed and Taleed cry of “Stop “Stop Kis ‘Ss wounded men were bad; Captain General at the ery great. He called on the Chief other leading officers of the law to are and hunt for the assassin and his accomplices, and the Governor has placed the ent Police force in motion. De has offered a reward of $1,000for the arrest of the culpable parties,who, if found, will be tried by a drum-head court-martial and executed within two-hours after sentence is passed. —-.2e—_—_ Worxinc Prorie.—The ee a = of trade unions during the last few ‘kable illustaation of the present ten- dency of wor! m to combine in support of each other. In New York city and Brooklyn there are over ond hu: trade =. or in ex 0, three of which were in existence before 1 and three-fourths have been Roscoe aragren sinee 1865. There are sixteen trades which have or- ganized national unions, controlling in the 7 gregare over one thousand branches and 184, members. The National Labor Union, holding the same relation to the State unions that the Uuited States government bears to the separate States, meets in congress every year at the prin- = cities bodicned country, and issues charters to the branch societies. = ae m7-Ohio is — resolutions in favor of female suff: aA Woman’ '* A ae Association has been lately formed in Montpelier, Vt. penal — Smith, of Chicago, has a breach of ‘@ young woman. yr ery caps trimmed with gold cord and beg hy ala scdlletre, ate among the newest fash- Atthe Bellevue Medical Hospital, near New York, some of the male students have recently been insulting the lady students at the clinical lectures, with a view of driving them trom the Institution. At the close of the lecture on Sat- men a lesson upon good manners, and spoke in very severe terms of their conduct. POSTPONEMENT.—The Sociable to ha em held st Wesley Chapel ape this evening i nt of ‘the t ECESDaY EVENING. a LIQUOR DEALERS —W Special Mocting on Hallo on WEDSESDAY, Fe m. members please attend. By order of ai Fiat SHAW POST, No. 4. will meet Webnispay NIGHT, at ‘Union Lengas The gestion of the surrender of the charter will be LEWIS H. DOUGLASS, P. ao _A. B. LYLES, Adjutant. KNIGHTS: or PrTarAs —. se i members of MOUNT VERNON LO! oe. 5, Thang D Tuly RVENTNG: at oath a ‘tual attendance tt FOUN B DIVCR FON, Rec. Seribe. ISH org oo Bee RBLICAN OG As ATION mects VENING, is" Halls + Zth etrect. betw ween. Hand I streets, at 7%: o'clock. portance will come business of im; before the meeting, # full and punctual attendance DANI is earnest Siemens TUDANIEL McMAHON, President. THE FOURTH Ti TRISH | REPUBLICAN AS- —— ATIO: rope ‘meet at their hall, corner of oreo av H street. on WEDNES- bar, iy ENING, February ¢ the ‘atin, a at7%: o'clock prompt attendance of ever; ris cordial Fee pene “WON HICKEY, = BESIDES ante MaMMOTH IL ILLUMINA. ED WA c.,many magnificent Niews of Ulamteat's ‘stat luary and copies of the Great Mestre, 6 Cg moonera, il as ited. rene exhi ever Ww nirea ‘RST gatieny, between 454 and y NATIONAL MEDICAL SOCIETY OF i TUE Distaict oF COLUMBIA. x wal Medical Society will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING, February’ ise hg Fesidence of Dr. c. “AGams arene ventie. 9 sire ee eer ADAMS GRAY: MB. Sec. tater ILE —The NEW YORK once rand N ASSOCIATION will hold a Sociable o1 DNESDAY EVENING, the %h instant, at te o'clock. i the Sociables will be held on and fourth Eons evenings of cn ‘nontes ithout further not a CLAPP, President. _J. HL. PATRICK, Secretary: Presidents -I HAVE P PLEASURE i bac NG reafter the su PROFESSOR K'S BALM OF LI ‘will be equal to the de- mand. Inability of the glass-works to farnish the oe ‘apni enor ay e cause cdind late insuffi- iy t It will be Dut GSTORES and a toring LABORATORY, VOT Ht strests near Tth, TA. COOK. ew BEHALF OF THE CHOIR oF THE METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, 1 bereby extend our thanks to the BEETHOVEN OCTETTE CLUB, for the beautiful music furnished. and so abl dered by them and also also to the ladies and gen‘ enon, members of other Choirs, whose fine singiug con tributed so materially to'the success of the concert stven in saiv Chureh on agihe ere of Fob, $1.4 10. LEW. =WAUGH Pe Fal he WAUGH CHAPEL M. E. PRCH will = = the lecture room of the pots corner A sti th and 3d_ street cast, eu = Hill.) commencing TUESDAY, ae of the sige on TERS, the ciap mESEt ripek, Seer vitebbabas':~ Fes Dees PTE gg wiles cents; wale at books Bencrved qr pp er a be Teyamed by Prof. Fr AY EVESING, fe 7-3t "RAL BUILDING ASSOCL, ASSOCIATION. iil be held at the CUY Hall oh TURSDAY BEERING soxttheth ings. at 7 ov - WM. W. MOORE, Sec. Mass a DANIE! = ‘GzOLOGY, February 11 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. pakpationrned session of the GRAND XD LODGE will TUESDAY EVENING, February Bhat ota shen: S SORN H. DARNE Grand Recording Scribe. = oe ., pasting ot mh skal ING CATING Ci paying ® note due ee the, Ci ib on the Park. eee Ps jwested to call before os office ‘wicetiax, fe pee oe 519 7th st., opp. Post OVAL. Te a A Ww. POTTER'S Office em 1G street, northweat, Ties a eee = i OF BEMOVAL. mite tbs wow iron wor 1O. Pemaayivante 10, lvania i gatianaase oon rae Epes ane eet gets 25%, aoc) fs JREDvction In THE P PRICE OF COKE. Coke during the month of February apexece price of will be reduced to six (6) cents por bushel. Cartage extra. {Chron&Repub.} feS-dtmarl p= Goens: DRY GOODS!! DRY GooDSs!! ‘We will commence on WEDNESDAY next, Feb. ‘9th, to eell our entire stock of Dry Goods AT COST, and many goods at LESS THAN COST. We deem it unnecessary to enumerate articles, as the stock consists of a general assortmeat of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, which will positively be sold as represented above, at A. GODDARD'S, 908 SEVENTH STREET, fe8-6* Between I oo K streets. U™™=> ped PATE: Wasi sD. DE raving for ihe extensin nim att seo ae of May, 1361, for an On the peti of Wolesttville. Conn of @ patent granted to aminer's report be ‘2d das ril next, and. that said Petition be beasd ga the She day of April next. person sis extension. bests SAMUEL EL nS FISHER, _fe8-lawSw issioner of Patents. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets, parma soma eat Ri wt KID GLOVES. ‘Sizes from 8% to Dc-all col: ors. EStABciHED 1833. feT-Btit JOHN McBERMOTT & BR( COACH waren. ne, amen J. J.MAY’S _CARBIAGES BE. spall Th DA2QRTant TO sy SMALES—DE. aud MA- DAME DUBOIS fat hea Practice) guarantss certain relief to mart ladies. with or without med ine. atone interview. Female resipeative 25. Pa Twenty third sfreet, near cally applied So. 4 feo am" Amores VINEGAR WORKS, — No. 554 TWELFTH STREET WE , Corser or B Street Nortu, WASHINGTON, D.C. fe4-2w _JONES & KEIT Notice OF | REMOVAL wine ing of, remov' a stock WINES: and Tigvom from 393 Pennsylvani Frenne: fo the old grocery store. go dang ere bs it & Hi MARK: ume, No. 708 4 between 7th and Sth streets: third. door from furniture store, 1 will be, pleased to see all ny y old £ customers and’ ie “generally, promising prompt ‘ttetton to al ders. With raiuchd prices tnd sat increased stock of fine goods I b vernal iat ty 8. H. SF A™= BR. SHEPHERD & BROS., HAVING REMOVED To THEIR NEW IRON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH 8TS., (sourm stpr,) Respectfuflly call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE _ Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York; also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. ‘The Largest Stock of BRONZES, CLOCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS “ever exhibited in Washington, and at the -LOWBST BATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and finish equal to the finest imported marbles. . TEREA COTTA AND IRON WABE, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, BIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, ac. Bole Agency for MOULES PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. ‘We call especial See ATE ICUNOE ¢ paornes, Belstmeve. Ba ioe AVERUE, Soath OF Nate emis. TO tan WANTS. WaARTED-A rare elas Uh ork wits Wore ae eres eesrrvation et a a nfitee daye at No.1: 1308 FOR SALE AND RENT. aes oe SUITABLE FOR a be rte feunnt th hie TED. re Waae Wwe ‘who Til make beret genera rally useful and ome Oe rs bh ee WS5NTED-A Wy bite oF Colored ERRAND > BOY, read aud write, and is mended. Ty HEIBEEGER.” MfeStt under Metropolitan Hotel, Pe D—By a respectabl SITUATION S| Wappen ork ins peivated fémlly.. The bent ofcity references given if required address {L, who can come well rec- Wane tidy GTR Te a he Pan vende seg Alco, a SEAMiSTE who un- eee Baker Sewi shiney 4 04 ABR al 33 New York avenue, betwaen ITUATION as oung Git W jateD a oma iis a private family. S. Star office. t WNT a cop tent WHITE GIRL, 15 coi ot Pook after Coy ie 9 Apply at No. 12.14 Corcoran street, between mantis and 15th streeta, V ‘ANTED—A colored W: ere f¥s0Fen.ave. NTED—An ges ag well-educated TAD, Ww* jw ables f the td fant, WoW." Bvening Star stat Icey age, extent of education, and prosent cecupation, if ANTED—A WOMAN, white or colored, to to the country. to cook, wah.and |ton. "ADI ly to MITOHELL & SON, Room No.1 a Building. St Woe experienced apoyo to work — ts 1 250 acres, lexandria. Address, with references, Mr. L-C. GUNNEEL, National Ste ‘Metropolitan Bank. A E To leans for aterm ot years, oa Be pee Tot iv ilege of r ts northwest, suitable for ‘would lease a W Addi feable forthe cs yen le forsthe same purposes. rT size Sand ter Tae cet, LEACON i GLENN,@ ot. Whart, fos east OT Rept Sshington, D.C. Hi RSES- “WANTED—By me Washington and road Com jeorgetown Rail: y. Persons hav- igen to the eadorsigned for inepection, to. igned for inspect eof more horses for sale are iavited to preseut None but sownd horwe ne fered. AILER, Superintendent, S New Jersey. vitor fo 2-6t reen B and C sts. AMTED hase VY worth of SECOND, HAND Ft prbotitGale at each price ee ee rey ine RTER B. WILLIAMS, ja%-3m_No. 739 7th street, between @ and H. WANTED SErapbody, & to Eeow that BRAZIL- LIAN PE other SPECTACLES can beaccurately suited so as to Bete the oye- sight fanyaextto National Hotel. at saan <5 d No. ‘aie . Optician, next to Jas-ly ANTED—Ladies buy W Wilcox & Gibbs’ SEWING MACHINE on the most easiest terms. For its sim less working, it is pronounced the ing M chine in the world. Agency at C. BAUM’S ee § tind Corset Factory, 513 7th street, + between B TS rivil Ww: of of parchasing. fro from ONE TO ACRE: OR proved, gion: Add satan BSG: and price, A.B. mee Office. E 8. iprre PAYS FAIR CASH BRIOE LADIES’, GENTS AND GHI ORD HAND CLOTHING. UNDER-CLOTH- Is 1G, Bouts, SHOES. be- tween Dand Xi streets, third door frou Youns items Christian Association Buildis qin. N. ie by Mail Promptly Attended To my3-ly™ pe te LOST AND FOUND. Li riday morning, ry 4th, 4 between Sth street and St. Pultick ne Church. & pir of GOLD SPECTACLES. in a case. Ths nder willbe Hberally rewarded by leating the same at $12 9th m Band F. feos $20, EEWAEDCiSe a evening, between 7 ‘and 9 o'clock, either on F street, betwaen Hib 2uR oth or oth street, between F aiid Msn FOCKETBUOK containing $00, ia $10 7 notes. aud cards bearing the ow howe reward will be paid if returned to th »—To rent or buy nas LDREN'S ame &c FS DIA CHILD'S ¢ AKy tween 6th and 7th street on'E he same by calliog’at 1416 K str The owner c g turned to Istand. ins reward w paid ‘for the return of said ring to Ee siree Liat Sh the 2th instant, a Tadiow saa PORT MOD TE, containing about $2, consisting of {ens just issued, balance fn nother bills and date written inside, “Oct. The finder eive ® liberal reward by” cdicessing Ekow NW & SON, corner New York avenue and Ith FOR SALE—The GOOD WILL. &e., of a Dross making establisbm Furniture, &€. Satis factory reason given for gelling. Apply at fhepter Dees ste STORE FOR SALE—Doing setaa of from four to stx thousand dollars a year. Price $1,000, cost €3.40. $300 cash; balance in small installments. Owner leaving the city. Parties not . exit, fos St" GREAT BARGAIN A DE having the cash please not apply. Address Star Office. A e ty filled wy sortment of new Drugs, and tands in the Firet Ward. capt eae $100, 000 ) ¥i Bion Leas rc reaunnm, Raorees Hoos. beatae ‘Real ‘Estate ‘Agnt, Richmond, Virginia. fes- TOR SAEs CHEAP—1 5U SG Ane. 1; 1 CAR. RIAGE POLE, with straps with TOULS ag model make BENCH, Gtr ‘EDICIN : © ipods te and full of Drags, avery handy thing for acountry seho! Inquire immediately at old ath stvect woets near iT 0% SALK CHEAP—A d-hand SAFE. Too smal! for present owner “a use, Inquire at the Evening Star Office. Ja d-tt ‘hree valuable PATENTS, for cash A EDWARD FITZKIL 1733 Pennsyiva FOR SALERA baie of handsome BAY HORSES well matched, 7 years old, sound, kind and spitited. 180. Double Harness, Single ditto, Blan-~ kote Adghanee ee Also, emall Victoria Carriage. Apply. to Colonel WP: CURTIS, Se Winder's Building, Borenteenth NEW. ‘WELL FUE Fi cuties ie AND pags No. Lead aie streets He ‘ ts ita family it ¢ cae rivate mar 22 in advance th atreete. fol-3t" s* Up Sy ed ROOMS FOR RENT— hed pogkon | third floors—to a small fs eng AE lord gentleman and wite. Ap oul af, 1219 8th st. ‘bet. Mand N. fe? FoRBARE oF RENT—BRICK MOUSE, No. 916 Sth street, N. W. Foome, newly pered and painted.” Immediate. St Gaither ’s Drug Store, corner 9th and Fo RENT-—A nice two-story FRA HOUSE; Hi tix rooms. on K street, second door of 17th st. Departiente, Hone $20. Inquire of 8 RUHRER. water: Hont 226 Pa. avenue, its, BiB mrect, bet a fer-2t" {OR RENT-— pele Lith street, betw: and fine yard in front; bath room, water. ply to H. 0. HOOD, Jeweller. Le, RENT—A nice 8 room HOUSE containing No. 382 13th ery street, New" York ue street, near the Treasury. Apply No. street, between Tthand sth. Price $40 in ads fe7-3t* FR Three suite of new and ly Poe! are, ROOMS. house ia one fashi le and pleasant io locations in the ely rine the modern improvements of hot and cold wai = Ag ew ES floor. “igul 1340 1 street, opposite Hranklin Square, near Mth DESEABLE RESIDENCE FOR aS wes TWEEN 6TH, AND Tru STREETS—Rare oppor re: TH TH 8 Fe OP: nity. Only $2,000 down and the remainder at sev- peony! five month. House has four stories, ten rooms, 1 rent for sixty dollars per month. Bath room, water closet, nd water and gas. Handy ‘and the * Patent and Mies. So7RCA WHitNey aco 729 7th street, between G and if. oe RENT That maliaas three story BRIC ate ith ne, back building, a tainlog issouri avenue, t! ces ‘Sc curests being the late residence This is one of the best and most cage iit be rented tow to's good tent good con wi rented low to ten- ant. Inquire at Mrs. WALKEB'S, two doors west, the office of Mutual 1 ‘Com grat the office 0 cia surance Company over FBS; CLASS KE lars NCE oo om I STREET, NORTH TSDEL BETWREN Ore AND ‘Tru STRRETS—We oficr for sale that fine Feeidence, recently built ‘street, of four steries rooms, bath room, water 10, the remainder in i pasa $ ears. ‘JOSHUA Seis 0. state Brokers, fer-tt 729 7th street, between G and H. OR RENT—HOUSE on Capitol Hi Rent it $12 per month. Inquire at Fi tel. GEO. C. NICHULS, Fee PALE AT 4, SACKIFICE—A ee a 3 ar FRAME HOUSE. one-thi ill be ata at bi Al DAVIDSON, room Non Fear en fp avenue. fe 5-3" cae ANVASS THE City or Naas ARBRE Sores enue “COMPELS ME BJ J ierintee eth ave lived wie. eed eae coat TDRON TV AGCHAN” SR. SAW YER. MA. M 'ixe'w eta id eo Magoctiem one irvoyant examin: desited "Dr Kicin bas eT Fin is wow mad ot Sree mnt _— oa De he to refer. Office iLe FORREST OR inet meee ee) FISHING LANDING and So for fish- Dirt Pee, ty en BE CONST TED PRIVATE. ing, on va the Formac river, went ie Washington, and Gentlemen at hie Teiyto eS JO) BON enue, bet. 44s and 6t! 6th ste, an be (Mtonse Disenses bemair Caronp aos A orongh cure is guaranterd a | erga Ladies suffering tru = 4 are an immediate cure in all ci OMce Gay and night. ant ao ant i BSON a — . eas u BROTHE and K. BOUK ARP JOB PRINTERS, contain 1d 271. side Pennsylvania avente, finished | _ Give strict Attention to busines. © — 001 301 STING ay B ae comply Erecuted, Atstouy's To. between 6th and 7th’ streets. z R..0 Di nrahacs ®.. 329 1 street, near 4th and Office No. 252 F atree _ aos ya | puiLosopay OF MARRIAGE, Pitooorar fects flier. New York Muscum of Anatomy, embracing oe Southeast Corner New York avenue and 15th Street. = gay to live and what t to live for: View me One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RES- == pat nS ae Reg Ners TDERCE ail modera improvements logantiy Fura oqrnnted Apply as above. a ‘noms Pocket ysinmen snenpegtens foo sii be a th oF no mat ‘OR RENT The DWELLING PART of House Feo Mes Peaneytvania “OUR PRICES!” ae SE i 60. it oe USE FORE SENeTORST SOERITORS 7H SALE— ‘and furnished in elegant wt te Bri rome gan sow cash. Inquire at Star office. z FOE BENT Four FRAME HOUSES on Wan *., JAMES W. BARKER, 438 H strect, botworn bi Tiare, BRICK Dt Bwaieincse Ea cial le window beads ae ANCH STORE. NO AGENCIES. FULL DRESS SUITS. COAT. (SWAT, Low TAIL? OB STANDARD DEEDS CUAT rene Goauire of OBO” k PARKER oon 5 wit! I Tr. yard. For terms Spply model room of United States cntebesi to '['0,RENT—Tw0 COMMUNICATING KoOMS, Parlor and Bedroom, independeat entrance {rem street; aristocratic location, two blocks from both Hines of cars, Cunsually fine table board can be had by crossing a gallery, if desired. Luxurious furniture; cat, fuel and constant attendance of @ servant. "Terms 10), for either one or two per month, Information given at No. 37 cast corner 10U fos: north: at ie, 3. E. ecu oi 7th ‘Street, opposite P vate family, TCH RnnER oa first floor; elevated ‘aver feet above tl ide fifty ards ee of the Treasury 460 New York avenue, three doors from tne Sats past de. poe RENT—HOUSE. adjoini Bes D, ne bet. 7th, ih OBC Als. BH iiss ated “inueirect't" wi ‘PUREE, PND Osa and 3 BED MS for rent, together or se] it! without BOARD, at No. 313 Penna, avenue bet. St and Us sts. Mowins sand Board: at the 35 per wee F&, RENT—A BRIO — The Ivey mont next ‘door. PRENDER & CO. Wor FURNISHED Rooms SOE, RENT —Une on the first earl; Willard Mk UNFURNISHED Pp. ‘TLORS: with BOARD. a | street, between 12th and 1 ssion given ou the Ist March 922 on Penn: tween sth and 9th sts. fe2-tt [Chron] ye Fe, RENT—A HOUSE with ten room id stabl with fifteen acres of land on Washington and Alexandria road. Avnly ton Waal tel-12t" ___ THOMAS W. ae Free RENTS othe wel with bath or conventqnoen, eltsesed ¥ garden enclosure, on the north A street, about two squares east pitol grounds. ‘The parlors and rooms ‘are and well adapted for the uso of « Foreign embers Congress, Delegations, or Si sectg tenure on the ‘premises, north A and east 34 str contain: style, with garden in front, and wood shed and. water in rear, Apply 314 E sireet, corner 6th w Jas Tre “PHOTOGRAPH s— in Georgetown upon ground foo ness section; established seven yeu ng good business. Hent moderate will buy fiftu: G we COOPER, 7 7% Dumbarton street, family. wuire at No, 110! POR RENT— + for an office, on Botner, bebe Will be rented = 0 cheap. ve ston AP URNISIED ) AND CO: BLE FOR RENT—ina fine, healthy et M013 G street, shetwrees 20th and between 9 and 10 c'clock a.m. sa20-lan Labs BE CAUTIOUS Wilo YOU CONSULT. there are imposters in this city representing themeelves as being connected with this aflce, who but a few years ago were acting as doctors’ stewards aboard of a U-- ship, ain others discharged from some of our drugstores for incompetency. Such is the class that are calling your attention, Uur Office, established at 179 B street south since 134%, whers ‘Me have treated over twe've hmndi cases of f. female Drs. Sin FORE FOREST St kn BROTHERS. sin, oProsrg ESE ESSS™ bi n Lith and 12th streets, Wo. 301 Scott "s Bquare, bet. Land K sta. weet. Rt see apa Pe niess and RO! ALS a ae ese snerhcis aterd. Also, pele Neca ‘Ee ‘rooms tiaras eol-an JNO. A. GRAY. Ro16-Sm C4tF%, MARBLE WOR. "STEAM Man 1A ivencee Between 18th and 19th ste., west, Washing‘on, D. 0, Fy MONUMENTS, SPORT ARS Ge ai CMEN TAL vie URE eckigrblc for BUILDING PUBPOSES, at ba WHIg UF OLD STOCK. STRASBURGER BROS. Have just opened a large assortment of new ope ABD Ame Bae you You will fad esoring of = of thore comfortal teining all the modet ith street ight room HOUSES, con provements, situated on east, and kuown as Philadelphia Row, hl, ved, and ‘good 1 new frie atk n° H, PLOWMAN, | Oe SALE OR TO LET. A NUMBER OF THOSE I REAUTIFUL VILLAS, Located on Stoddard, near W: town. The attention of rent is ealled to these pro} most eligible in the D! sers or Bee yy to. RiLBOCR ive & ERUATTA, hand D “Jal7-tm, OUSES FOR SALE. BRICK HOUSE, 12 Toms, corner lith ae x = Gas, water, brick stable, a arcs, 7 apusE. vn eg | brig wl north side F street, Cpe y bes a. and cold water, gas, &¢: BRICK MOUSE, 10rooms, I strest, between 12th gas. ssertne seein td basin tansne oar stable, &. Lot 20 by 143, r Several hee fine Buick and small poy HOUSES, well |. in abOneE Cae <M] NI_ The f DWELLING Wo. Re ‘on the premises,” 2 kot Bpace. =| Ree Eee BLP “ Rom — Zope any mOTwA._ rented or Ee GOOD DRESS SUITS. 935 TORT RAT Teme EURNISH ED =p 0OMS modern improv iret door. wil BETTER DO..SILK LINED. a Ci athe B16 Tired Crear | FINE DO. DO. Do. ree ‘Terms cae ply tA. RB. sierh gip VERY BEST TO ORDER, ENTIRE, COAT SILK - ——— LINED oe BOARDING. BEST, ITALIAN LINED. FPUSSISHED Rooms FOR RENT—Wwith or without BOARD, at No. 498 Peunsylvania ave- ee a ron ee We employ mo agents. and in consequen) poses, wn WITH PLEASANT We do mot taz the buyer with hes commersston. We guarantee perfect fit or no sale ® mark all our goods in plain figures. s have but cue price for every ody. We sell everybody on the terms—cash. Weedo not charge for ‘credit prices We have the largest steck in the District. We doa larger business at a emall expense We recoive a deposit on orders from strangers We guarantee our prices to ce an low a8 any entab- Lshment doing an Dasinese in the coan- uy. Jr IBST-CLASS, ee ee cor nusylvania avenue an 7 ort walk from m eel aaa ._iy8- Sum L EXCELLENT | ‘at No. 8 @ street, with BOA =| N™™ STORE: Having just returned from the Northera Auction Booms, I can offer GKEAT INDUCEMENTS to all in want of DRY Goops. SakKS & cCo., NEW No. 316 SEVENTHSTREET. fe DEESS GOODS, LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. Li = rom $1 up. Ss™ GREATER INDUCEMENTS. 75e. hite BED. athe from @1.30 to $5. CRIB BLANKETS, 81.50 pai WAMSUTTA COTTON, ae WOOL FLANNEL. 250 toe BAXTER, 1920 Pennsylvania avenus. For the next thirty days I offer MEN'S AND BUYS’ OVERCOATS, DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, CASSIMERE PANTS AND VESTS, WITHOUT REGARD TOCOST TO MAKE ROOM FORA LARGE STOCK OF SPRING GooDs, which Iam now getting made up expressly to suit received, a large assortment of the latest style and fuest apehed es mee eee MR A ky CARRIAGES, they can be ‘cleew! this market. Hy acu iit RUPPERTS Fancy Bazar, Bo. 55a td A. sTeavs, (BE EYESIGHT accurately suited with Peddies FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER, and other Spectactes, by mercly an swertng a Sow questions. H. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, jals-ly Next to the National Hotel. R EAD TH 38! CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. yy streete, ‘jal 6t ‘* east of Lith «treet. FF % Seupenccs, 1 ln (Successor te H. F. Lovpon & Oo.) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, Late ang pF TAILO! z, Mi litan Hotel, Ly "s.) 9 (ate Brown WOOD AND COAL. DE, FANYON, Dynamic Ph on the i ber (of his’ patients. in Wahineton, ~ toremain in the city all win- ter, has removed his office from the St. Cloud Hotel <—eament No. 1. @ street, 3th und Mth, speciality. Blindness, Deaf- ¥eice, Sto ene «Baral yg Loss es An ve Female W and yous Debility, ren eakness, and tany’ otier JOHN B-LOKD, feT-Im* he tots tilicted, and the public rally, are invited corner 40 AT 0 call and satiety themselves = = cures eflected in this city and elsewhere by Dr. | (COAL AT KEDUCED PRICE. FANYON. trebis™ a [ET ROPOL LING SALOON, UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, PENN's AVENUE, NEAR 11TH STREET Wast. Not a to over my large stock of Coal have greatly reduced the price for the meat thirty Thave alarge lot of very “yf ed RED ash GEORGE pe Proprictor. EGG COAL. 1 will sell it » CLAY STEWART, m, Za Bar te stocked | jasi-2w oe ua sre ‘and in sts. 9OD AND COAL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. close: beavy stock x eee. Se are ave "this day “aductd our "Ee Valley pet ton of 220 Ibe... 810.0 Vhite Ash “ “ ae on Gee, CUT AND CRUSHED oval “a ota die ecard ets nce ‘ong OUBTALNS, &c. wily Dx. sronav's