Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. The next levee of President Grant will be given on Thursday, the 24th inst., between the bours of 8 and 10 p. m. Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every ‘Toesday during the season, between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m. Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards for receptions for Feb. 12th, 19th and 26th, at 9 p.m. No.3 Madison Place. General Sherman and wife give another levee Tuesday evening, 15th instant. ‘The receptions of the Speaker of the House of Kepresentatives 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 and 5 p. m. At the Kussian Legation, Madame de Cata- eazy 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 ome 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. We are requested to state that in consequence of Me. de Garciz’s severe illness she will be un- able to continue her receptions. = a nie eee The leading topic im financial circles yet is the decision of the Supreme Court in the legal- tender case; and all sorts of questions are raised as to the scope of the decision. Thousands of notes and contracts made prior to February, 1562, have of course been settled in greenbacks, and inquiry is wade whether these settlements can now be reopened. and whether debtors can be compelied to settle on a coin basis. Lawyers hold that if greenbacks were accepted without protest or reservation, there can be no such thing as a reopening of the cases. All unsettled contracts entered into before 1362 can now, on the prineiple laid down in this decision, be en- forced in coin. This necessarily brings all out- standing corporate and city bonds, as well as individual obligations, issued before the opera- tion of the act, within the judgment of the Court as pronounced, and that without attempt at legal evasion, the decision being beyond ap- peal. Some doubt, however, is entertained as tothe course which may be adopted by the ‘States, against which there is no legal recourse, in the event of their continuing to pay in cur- rency. ‘The greatest effectot the decision will be in the matter of mortgages upon real estate; but many of these are made for four or five years and un- der, and the savings banks and capitalists have long ago given up in most cases the idea of col- lecting them im gold. Some States will proba- Diy pay their interest or principal in coin after this decision, but im a great many cases the credit some States would be very happy to receive the principal and interest in currency. ‘The railroadteompanies that have bonds due, or falling due, under thisdecision, will have to pay in gold. The decision generally is accepted as having a decidedly conservative tendency. It adds ma- terially to the transactions to be conducted upon ® coin basis; and, so far as it familiarizes the public with specie opgrations, it will have a marked effect in mitigating the common indis- position to change from the paper to specie basis. ‘To this extent, at least, the decision is a large step gained toward the resumption of specie payments. ‘The New York Jenkins has carried his enter- Prise to the extent of invading the church sanc- tuary, and a New York paper catalogues not only the names of the ladies who attend Grace Church, but also the dresses upon their persons. The toilets, Jenkins says, were in general “quict,” and he complains that individually they did not present “* much scope tor the aman- uensis of fa- Bat if it is understood that Jenkins is w be ent each Sanday, this diii- culty may be obviated. Quiet, unpretentious people, who do wi choose to have their Sanday toilet paraded in the papers, may be driven * fas! ion werg t be found willing to dréss in a scope” for the pencil of their From the description of laties* church dresses Jenkins proceeds to state what correct thing. “Red,” he says, “is en rezle, black is not. Gold clasps are always necessary, as also gold edgings. They must be in octays form, and have scarlet tassels.” Provided with | yy. but it would not be strange if devotees of | of prayer boek is the “fashionable ” and | this sweetest and latest thing in the way of | prayer book, and dressed to match, the femaie followers of the meek and lowly Jesus who wor- ship at Grace Church, are prepared to meet the eritieal approach of Jenkins and are eligible candidates for notice in the church fashion- column of t w York papers. ‘The New Yorkers are in great trouble about the concrete pavement in Fifth Avent ‘The sanitary comm forms an impalpabi which produces a mv Frespiratery organs; when wet, “report that when dry r, the imbhalai disease of the it makes a st pery fouMation, on which it is almost impos. | © sible to walk; and it torms a paste, blocking up | the sewers, it thus preventing the ready drain. | age of the surface water, and leaves it in pools ike shallow lakes for slow evaporation. These lakes of liquid mad, holding in solution the re- fuse of animal and vegetable matter to undergo decomposition, poison the atmosphere with their | moxious exh lations, and thus endanger the health of the people. It is proposed to tear the concrete up, and lay down a wood pavement. | ie ssee- Apropos to the Congressional inquiry in re. gard to the alleged sale of cadetehips by Con- gresmen some wag puts the following aiver- ment in the New York Herald: * United States Naval Academy—Vacani be filed: also Associate Justiceship, plac == Hoar, and A-sessorsh); t. rti man, — office.” -s0e- Brsrxzss Exrerrnise.—Helmbold, the —_ i medicine man of New York, occupied an enti page of the Sun with his ammouncements. At the published rates of that paper, this little one day’s demonstration cost him exactly #30—a greater sum than some sleepy old fogy business men think of spending for making their busi- ness known in twenty years time. But it pays. From a poor man a short time ago, Helmbold is now a millionaire; and all from advertising. —seee- ‘The abuses to which the working girls ot New York are subjected to, at the hands of iheir em- ployers, have finally caused an effort to be made | to organize this class of operatives into apro- | tective body, so that when once the scale of prices is secured the girls may be enabled, | through their Uuion, to hold it. This would at least be a strike that would enlist the sympathy ot everybody except the grasping employers. — +20e--—__ Another effort is to be made to start a humor- ous agd satirical paper in New York on the style of London Punch. It is to be called Punch- inclio, which docs not show much originality to begin with. It will have better artistic talent in | Nast and Worth than did the previous attempts , at American comic papers, which were killed by the bad drawing of Stephens. —————+ sea. ‘The statement ts made that during one of Prmee Arthurs receptions in Washington @ well-known matron went among the girls ex- claiming :—“Blush @ little! blush a little! it will look more English!” But how about those who wore astanding blush, bought at the shops? eet St yee ay Generals Townsend and Hardie, of the Adju- tant General's Office, were each bequeathed the sum of $2,000 by the will of Gen'l Wool, lately deceased. ies | 1 Bese. Tux Weratr bee Men ononr counter in for the mails, contains pobapsatan pases by Bret Harte entitled ““Con- terpole Bill; or, Life on the Border;” a capital Cali- Proceed- i more News; Society News; Washington "News. wid Gossip; the Courts; the Working People; Useful | Items eck ee Sketch: Sarason Housekeeping Miaecila sgl eae ae e lat Sg ite ipod the ——_—_—_~+-e0e- Tax Gotp Pamio InvestiGation.—“Zeta” of the Baltimore Sun, says in his letter of yester- day: “The gold panic committee to-day heard the Srirsgparait of General as = Eeetats which was in effect a bro: enial nial of the tenlimores of Fisk, Sr., that so far fovea At og oe was bought on his wetter account nor with » A letter = been sent to him oat he had = into a gold cation, Bathe he replied, declaring that it was ‘is consent; that he b: wae. Catherwood, peared to tnveat tas aay poh speculations, and ‘e to have anything to do with them. See line ce ee and gave testimony relative to the efforts made to have him appointed Assistant Treasur- er at New York.” +202 — From present appearances the census will be taken and over with before Congress passes any bill for it. —+200- Tae Rep River Reneirios—A Message from it cnet & mass meeting at rt Garry, on the 21st ult., a letter was read fons ‘ir John Young, Governor General of the New Dominion, in which he says: “The le may rely upon it that m will ie eae and pro- itferent Pelt be extended to fion‘af yrovert that titles to every deserip- Pro} oe may Srerciee, shall conferred.” will be guarded, and that all | h have existed, which Ard ve themselves ‘qualificd duly continued or iiberally | from Earl Granville | of property. A message to Sir John Young was also read, to the effect | that the Queen had heard with ‘surprise and regret that certain banded themselves the entrance of the Lieutenant our territory at the arded persons had to oppose by force vernor bres it, and can only ascribe to misunderstanding and misrepresentations their | opposition to change so plainly for their ad- ves xplain th: cillate the River. ¢. She relies on your government to is misunderstanding, and to con- good will of the people of Ked | —+20e- ‘Wrat ane You Runnrno For ?—There was probably never before in the hist of the | State so many candidates for office. It 1s the rule in every village and town, city and c unt in Virginia, and peo) other ‘when they meet on your health salutation is, le have quit asking eac the street, low is rt ‘How do you do?” The new What are you running for?” | The situation reveals the straitened cireum- | stances of seri which they are now Fredericksburg ( Va.) Herald. thousands who in their prosperous have scouted a candidacy for po- earnestly seeking.— ROTICE- An BOAKD OF TRADE w Tidey) EVENIN of eft It Georgctowa, Witte A Beautitnt, eeneeter and = BLU Boye in Bluo wilt a THIS ay) EY Pi 1m ih full an 1 j ff-r | highly in-eresting a | Seep nom ESTEAD ASSOCIATION. sATUKDaAY VENI} + (Bebruary 12h.) at Board of Tra felt ie TORN R. ELVANS. men: Dealer, it he hb Liber annet sumption eases of the Gravel, Gleet, Liver, Complai lis in tian, Scrofal bility, Semal cases of ralycia, Port +t Dr. 8. oderate r the Bere ar. 8. Eu = TEP the venerable Rector Ww York, will preach, D. V. omer - FRIDAY rE re cnc i fon SUNDAYS.at atte 8. adjourned. meetin, ill be ing at 7% o'clock, for ths f the THE elect BACON, President. on SUNDAY £ OF AMUS. tes where the worth more fully given than at the HST GALLERY. “Rxhinition ‘sean grand melange of the tragic, chasicl | 1d at iF VENING, ex A. LECTURES ON GEOLOGY. + Lectures of the Scientific fait will be given by COLONEL FEBRUARY 11, 16, 23, and 25, he, illustrated by Ayrplonadia it geolo vgs for pavinent of dues, PYTHIA Hh maary 1th, at | the ladies will, present Members of sister Lodges which eccx a banner. 3 bose OF T DAILY E 1th of lay excepted.) to Aseie | of all vd by emt ‘ane ARROLL, Assessors, Chron} FAIR: ST. PATRICK 5 CHonen, at CARROLL HALE clu m the Par ah “the Ith of Kebraary, « therwise the ground t BY B. J. BURNELL. ork city. ain, ft r. Inquire of SAM tabioner, S29 7th wt. bot. “DES. D. GRANT'S OFFICE. for the treat It Diseases. —Dr. erty street. Baltinnora: He i give § i will give care Asthma, Bronchit ® Com is. Shortness of Breath, Gatserh and a die Throat and Lungs, Droy nat W ea pakores Bi “eis: N THE UNITARIAN Ma.m., and 7 oc2tt jean wi 1 viterae, . Professor. DENTIST, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SS Between yy 1th streets. work done in the best manner, and at mG Pr Ether used, if desired for ox. van ChPoreform or or ox Canmiscrs CARRIAGES? CARR eos msde faahivanbe Sata Ans Re of second hand oGI amber KUCKAWAYS. fell at" Dp. m..on W w DL. &. cor. hand D sts. and & be rom ‘i BERT If GRAHAM, ‘ednesday repel 20h tates, she the street. om =. ery ¥ CRRPL of ach or RECETV EN: LA eRe ae oe snow reach $f. Interest paid ATON, Acti ATTENTION We have im store a large quantity of COOKING BUTTER, Which we offer at VERY LOW PRICKs. H. M. BROWN & Co., (Woodward's Building.) 1007 Ponnsylvania avenue, | FIRST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBL } and most thi ING ween ing 4 TOW Wi wus arte FSsthe,| ¥ oyeire® pa eta Son very cheap. A lot of od Counters for ani, ond LUTTRI an Mtl & 00." fell-6t Corner 20th st A. 5: PRATT e Eee Isswe Potteies tn The PHOENIX ( Fire) Insurance Company of Hart ford, Conn; The HOME, te YONKERS, and ne FIREMEN'S, of New York. FAIK RATES ae jae PAYMENT OF allie wnder Lincoln Hall, corner Ninth ant? N°v? Rooxs. SEARCH FOR WINTER SUNBEAMS. 8. 8. Cox. Price..... $3.00 ANDES AND THE AMAZON. Jas. Orton. 2.00 LIFE OF MARY RUSSELL MITFORD. 2 Volumes... HIRELL. Novel. Paper. ADVENTURES OF CAL! Paper... TENNYSON 8 POEMS. Illustrated. Cloth. FOR SALE BY BLANCHARD & MOHUN, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ORNER Penna. Av. ann Lira St. fen of lag CONTRA TORS AND BUILDERS. Ovsice Crier Qe ARIRRMASTER, 7 ions which can be see ita by aT feet, with a wing 16 feet, ct by | porch éfoct widg in the angie, Hu trond of wing side of main building; one stezy in height, Mansard roof. Proposals may be made for the whole work, or for masonry and carpenter's work 59] ‘ly, and each propowal must be guaranteed by two responsible per sous not bidders. ight is reserved to reject any or all bids not considered to the intercat of "ie ablic services envelopr® containing bids to. be. for Lodge, "and forwarded by mall ts i Brevet otenal, fell 6t Chief 7 Per Cent Gold Bonds At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TA ISSUED BY THR BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. J KING FUND. PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW YORK OR LOX DON, PRINCIPAL PAYAPLE iS Cais Is VIPTY YEAKS, TRUSTEES: = Epoas Tuomsoy, Pres't P -L. Fost, Pres. Toleto.Peoria § Warsnet K. These Bonds, at present price of goll, yield over percent. interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U 64 per cent. They are only lesued upon each section of the Road as tast as the sume is completed and in ful peration. Over two-and-a-half millions of dollars have been expended on the zlty-three sand already the lino is rapidly provressing toward complet The State of Lowa, through which this road rans is one of the richest agricultural sections in America Ite large populati ug with surprising ra: pidity, and its immense yield of grain, pork, wool @ pressing and other agrienitural products, crest ers, eapecially ne the line rans through the wealthiest ky populated section of the State. The oad also runs throuth the rich and growing State of Minnesota. Reference to the map of the United States will show that « traverses the most enter prising and crowns portion of the West, and forms c S the reat trunk lines va derect communteaty wrth New York, Chrcazo and St. Louis, being to t latter city 9 miles nearer from Northern Lowa and all portions of the State of Minnesota than by an other road now built or prayected, and also the est route from Central and Southern Iowa. The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly aa constructed, and thus KECEIVES EARNINGS ON ITS COMPLETED SECTIONS GEEAT! IN EXCESS UF THE AMOUNT NE TO PAY THE INTEKEST UPON 1 BEFORE THE KOAD IS FINISH huewer of these Bonds vs there Sore sunrantesd twa a reimess already in existence om the route of £ as wellas by mew current ea any of the continemncres opentas of roc re offered at r unsettled counery. only ef these Bonds are now prise, wer I theve B invest rling absolute satety, and iavingia an unusually ti of interest. AM marketabl: irition att + free of comnissi For Sale by LEWIS JOMNSON & CO. 01m BANKERS. PENN. AV..Cox.1 The public, is rcxpecttully i Me shape at 3 7th st. ~ felon yA CHABLES ULLRICH, ZJr., REMOVAL, DEALER IN CHINA, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, OILS, LAMPS, AND CHANDELIERS, &c., Has removed from his Old Stand, (new Wo. 418,) Ninth street, between D and B, to No. 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Nortu Sioz,) Between Ninta any Testu aces Ol stand of T. A. Stephens & Co., Clothiers. _fe 9.30" 80 LACES. Received this day fall lines C4 a a ENNES. AAPPLIQUE. BLACK THREAD AND GUIPURE LACESS allot th Jatt “importation meweat pattsrus, aiid at foweot ‘S801 Market ot Bpace, corner th street, Cc DE PARIS. in all all colors, now oatise for Veils,just received at ES ERS! FLOWERS |! Another invoice fine French flowers mst received POl Market pects corner sth crest. per IN THE HE PRICE OF COKE. ‘The price of Coke during the month of Febraary reduced to Tehron pub} che a aaet HILDBEN'S CABBIAGES. i<t received. large assortment of the Latest style and’ flacet CHILDREN'S SABRES Git NUPERIT'S Vancy 1 ‘Basar, No. 339 Seerold Haat at i WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. _ PERSONAL. Peer Nooo (on BOOMS on fret WAXTED-4 SITUATION bys raat. We te pak aed ae aaTep—s TSPAnT for twoor three oe Sins, a nt erenny,. Sete Fa ——— es PARLOR st twodeore shor’ : Noe in a Gand WiriAko, ithe Hq leering tho eocond pent 6 octave Waxneay STyune girl esity 3FIO. to io. “Sarees Mis M'C, smail family ive good references if required hpply at No. isto fi sg eer 18th and 19th Ws D—An_ experienc jencea i aie ea need ep a RO ae . ae OL Saree to be fensht either at their residence or her owa. Terms, $6 per ‘lease ress i” aa quarter. ty, and has geod recommendat pply +) Mr WouDs comer Both and | Vetrecte, be: tween the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock 1 H* V 7 ANTED—Two first class WH SaaRVANTS, one to be thoroughly roth By with the care ofsmall children, the other as dining room eervant ° wel 2 ws TED—A first class SHIRT MAKER. cele — — 's machine, at W) 3.915 fest FANT »—A src ATION as Powsckeeper bya well sd indy. Adidross (to, Mrs By a respectable girl, a SITUATION #8. No objection to doa little house- 2. on the sewing machine. co APRE ue, work at the corner of 26th st. and Peni WANTEDOA “good GIRL. Whites must be a vod cook, washer and ironer, aud come weil 1 recommended "Apply No. T south, Capitol Bil.” ANTED IMMEDIATELY t J. RB. MA JOR 'S Drug 31 Btore,0 orner 7Tthand H streets, EMPTY BOTTLE: Prof. Cook — <8 Life. A high price will be CAs w-3t" TORAGE WANTED — Persons <n to STORE GOODS: veg be egg on reasona. Ingle aot ©. street ‘fo 10-20" erms ty calling at Green & Williams’ Branch won fin street weet; between Gat if HT gxcents we ANTED—A smart, active BOY, one who un- derstands attending to a horse and assisting in W store: must come well recomme! mid Apply, nest A. FEBREY. N.E. corner 6th and for Fina Lite In Were ae any: ASSER: 5 tnmissions for first class risks. aM y's Building) 7th seg oppo 43 or three well furnished ROOMS, ble for honsckeeping, north of Pennsyl: enue, be Sd and 15th streets. Address City Pest Office, stating terms, which must be moderate. References exchanged. e930" AN tom ven aterm « or once. lege of pure! ing. a large lot GRO! between 7th and 17th streets horthweat, suitable for a Wood and Coal Yard; or would lease a Wharf Perty suitable for,the same purposes. Address, ing location. size? ned GLEASON & C GLENN, G st. Wharf, fe3 t28th {Rep Washington, D. ©. TANTED—Tp purchasn, 85 5,000 VAN SeCURD WAND FuRite + for which I will pay the highest cach pri ALTER B. WILLA) No. 739 7th street, between G ly to know that HE L and other SPECTACLES ly suited 80 as to strengthen the eye per than elsewhere, at EMPLERS. Tho National Hotel, jas-ly know that can buy eWiNG SEACH EN Bean eR For its Sumitity, and noise it ja2-$m_ es working. ft is pronounced the best Sewing Ma inthe world. Ageney at C. BAUM S Corset Factory, 613 7th street, between’ » des ‘or by was LAND. lotation and price, Th DT 0 ren urchasing, fi prow. hear Washington, ‘rent with priv! TEN AC OST au th 4 MONN. rr nut ide. ‘The Ibe tibersily re. ds leaving it at 1903 Penna, avenue, bet. and Doth «f ra N colored GREXHOUND, Sys ed ‘al Butler. A reward will be for the arrest of the thief, at ofice corner Ith and Ds footw » south, next Pek save of and ete co t. and doiug a good rash ¢ sold cheap if naidrowe: No Fine opp a being an excell hy J, WSQUIER, My telWem (UK SALE- STOKE Rent low rer ott Boks “8 frase AND ‘bie SALE pe Geons: DEY GOODS!! DRY GOODS!:: ‘We wit! commence on WEDNESDAY noxt, Feb 9th, to sell our entire stock of Dry Goods AT COST, and many goods at LESS THAN COST. We deem it unnecessary to enumerate articles, aa the stock consists of a general assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, which will positively be sold as represented above, at A. GODDARD'S, 908 SEVENTH STREET, Between I and K streets. J. 3. Mays PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betw Ninth and Tenth OPENING TO-DAY, (Monday, 7,) another : {VERY BEST jUAuiTy PR k wi BBV Es. ol rom a — on foT Beit EStasieeeD 1833. On | mere OTT & BROS. coacn BS AND CARRIAGE pends PEE Tes Tih RBb Mathes RECEIVED ON cos _CARRIAGES REP sd AND BULD ON LON. "AIRED. SLE acencr ror: THE DISTRICT, DUPONT’S ORLEBRATED POWDER, At Btore of T. A. BITCHIE, ete FoR xT HO0se oy a, apital to. “GkorG-RieHoLS. Foe NT—HOUSE. with four rooms and collar. i Qterrmenthy Ape EM. ORRELL: Rik, ond House News Stand. ferns rer RENT—A OUSE, o on Jock oo near L. ‘Ro. Siu, omiaiiing (8 Foon: Sine Tapars Bon Inquire at “wits NS eat ice pg) Fagt nent nquire se Fou RENT—March Ist, a F rh ISHED eos . wit water, ged teed abd te SP eat ‘ce. ‘Apply at 1735 H st near isth. fell quire ‘on the promises FPOk RENT —A very desirable HOUS! rooms, and modern reniences, Galighttally be rapt low 10 a gved tenant: - WAGGAMAN: 519 7th +t. Post Office. Lith street, street east snd South Carell A avenuc: eo SOR KENT-ST between Penna, ° Northwest. with counter, «l 5 ay An a sine French, Plate W or dos. FE aqui Estate Agent, otlice No, #02" 8th at, Northwest, near I st. é “felt iw FoR RE RENT r George Enat ¢ Cs apie tot, Park, having ~~ mae care in front two Hailroad Company. ‘Avaya x olitan, DOR RENT-Six fine OF FICE oom inthe hyp Shepherd Building, 905 Penn: side, FE RENT—A email HOUSE, 1 ree fisgponsible person. rent heel Mand N stree Fo R Ean —oer nice with Board. for (ol4™ number)” Tit streets. F street, between’ G fe 10-38 two-story BRICK HOUSE. with | four rooms and kitchen, large yard, and wood house; situate in the court in ‘Sagar 265. Rent 915 ! month. Inquire of JUDGE WYLIE, ¢ ones x and Vermont aventm fel0-tf ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HUUSE FOR BENT—On F street N. W., between 6th and 7th; H giz chambers, modera Seaprov cen mie. | Boarding house keepers need not aj ees required Apply to VID A. Bek. wrest "Northwest F Fe RENT—A nice two-story BRICK HOUSE No. 492 I7th street. between K and L streets, with a’nice garden, only three squares of Bepart: rl SPAM E HOUSE in K stpoctanear the K eeeirect Ysa ith and 15th streets. rT oth and Moats, Sood grocery business has been done Reut iow. “Apply on tl a F3 —A F five roc Tetreet, betworn 2d and atte street dn i. MURR. sylvania avent Fer. RENT—One ston y BRICK DUILDING 3x h street, between M fod-no3t” Fe SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE con- wi taining five rooms and kitchen, pleasantly situated and on most ‘exe thismonth. Inguireof — J@SEPH ns fe9-3t™ Smithsonian Institution. OEFCES FOR REN T—Eligiblo OFFICES frout ing on F street. near 7th. Also, LODGING ROOMS, unturniahe CHIPMAN, eects &£ =: aq rev 1 three-story BRICK. SE Ad street east, betwoen C nortls and wo ad jomming other orseparately. Bnaaite af star nee [5-6 SIDE DE u Staeer, EE eek AND sre STREET TS—Ra sm perm House has fc $58, rooms, and will rent for sixty dollars Bath room. water closet eT tf ESE REST : with threes ‘aint vig ren POM: bwill be re WALKE t Mutual Insura at Wea ashington Horse TY FUKNISHED P OOMS for rent. t withont BOARD, at and 42 sts. $5 perw EF, RENT—A BRIG if between O and P sts., contai order. The ke nex P strove. PRENDER & CO. ‘door Ist Ma given ou th ch 220 a. F mm fand on W. * THOMAS W. SWANN. f Congress, on: Anquire on the ‘promises, nor 18 East Capitol Capitol Synar ni fabliched sovem yo urn moderate: $125 will bu: w Toor R.75 Dumb ind story KOOM. ~ Board ean be pat No. 110% <a and Fancy G's Pa. ave.and Dat. ja2h-tt ISHED AND COMFORTABLE ‘E FOR RENT—In a fine, healthy neigh L201 G Strect, between 2uth and 2st ‘all between 9 and 10 o'clock a.m. ja2)-Imn Fe Res T-TWwo pw ELLINGS on First atroot, Georretown; one on street with front yard nnd wide Tol: ait: with ws very desirable. Also, one on street, very desirable for a butcher or bu Dtter « ae ‘Two brick stables with earring guod tenants, Apply to Dy 4 Dumbarton street. Po SALE O& TO LET x of thore com! iniog all the: modern Tith street east. amd. Know Fo? 8428 on Tou = oy A er Aue F THOSE 1 BRAUTIFUL VILLAS. st. towne fie attention of partis an bene fo buy or ics ag being among Tnomt eligible ia the it corror enaata. Abies in bovENE VATTA, H PLOWMAN _ alt ‘9th and D streets. OUSES FOR SALE. BRICK MOUSE, 12 Toon 1 ‘oho rosame, corner ith and Mt SoUER. 9 soomeoa pet ts ¥ ore, bt ee =. Hot and cold water, gas, &c: side. BRICK HOUSE, 10roome, I ftTeet, between t2th and kth atrecte, north and cold eae aa: furnace fn callsy; UTIFULLY LOUATR® COUNTRY +t FoR SALR—T oer fate ot ss aera, c miles from n~dnet. o bexeriee with' > tem facrenof woodland aunt th the place: also, a house, which would able f ry or et far hole is encloand with @ond fence, cross lines 33h Bara wat buildings. nguire at No. street, corner of 3. B KNOTT. ory DWKLLING No. ‘nue, furnished or unfaralshed. EE! RENI—The 93 Indiana Apply op the premises. JOR RENT—Willoox & bog gh aa out of 01 hited UF a a ‘ive az SRAUM SC Coot wana Hoop: skin Fae tory, th streets between D nad BE vol RENT—Four nics FURNISHED sooaa: Les Sithoat Board. at 337 Pennsyivanis enue, opposite jetropolitan Hotel ‘a = it HORA. he MBEKS OF CONGRESS OR OTHERS T.tinens ‘anata ill find six very gible, new and handsome ROOMS, front and jor, dining room and k two bed roams Re privae family. Apply at 350 Ketreot, betwee porn os RNISHRD ‘SK, nine rooms modern improvements. 350 th street, between and M de2t-tf SOR ‘T go STORE ROOMS on ith Fak. ct west, between BM and ® eerth, wicely tied up tor Grocery or Feed Store. lately ‘occupied. by Me Forman) Th the best business places on 7th et. Inquire 1241, opposite. FGREENT isp ory tnd hendamely Tooms, are thoro pr! oki 0 Agente. cc streets, of to the owner WiLL ns PHiLies 2e'Levavenue, oie tf OR SALE P. BROWN & SON, Southeast omnes: and 15th Street wrt. ace NEW FASHIONABLE KES :I modern improvements ished, will be sold Furnished or Unt ey “no ‘Apply anabove. -pdidly | turnished od PAKLONS 8, in. one of the mort desirable ngton, and only one ; Sebbitt Hones, |. No. 437 ith street, E reat side. ‘of Congress and ot! suites of rams would do well to call rooms elsewhere. Apply on the pre no tf FES RENT The DWELLING PART of House 46° Pennsylvania avenue; suitable for a jon : jothing Howes {Republican} ETT hed'in elogart st furniture 83.000 cash. Inquire at Star off F Sk BEST Foor FRAME 1 HOUSES on 1sth wt. between S and T. streets rooms. Apply JAMES W. BARKER, 433 H street, Dotwesn, ats | RENT—Two ne ing and cellars, BR! pe DWELLINGS Pressed brick fronts, ith marble winds window heads brown stone steps; marble mant: and cold water in bath roum and kitchen: ize: situated on Rhode Isl wenue, bet. 15th and 16th Mreets.. Inquire at 1402 Tith street, One of the above dwellings has recently been let to the Hon. W. Marshall, First Ascistent Post Soaater General. tf SOR SALE OB, RENT—HOUSE 374 2 Fe street between G and H; heated by furnace. Rent $5 month. Inguire of ‘GkO. 3. FAReES joor. OB RENT —Tyro cx fortably FU FURNI ROOMS on first floor, with modern wenient to F street cars and Inquire 316 L street OR SALE—Two new RICK DWELLING HOUSES, on Gay, near Green strost. oars town. ‘Terms'easy, Apply to A. it. Sil 269 Pa. ave. ~ BOARDING. CRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—With or without BOARD: at No. 25, Penneylvania ave 4 Bar Boarding at the same pince, 3% z 5 ae (LEST CLASS BOARD, WITH PL FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable torms, corner Pennsy Ivapia avenus and 19th st., oe rom Most of the public offices. 1y3-tf CELLENT BOOMS FOR RENT, Not treet. with BOA: ocas-tf F we NEW STORE! Having just returned from the Northern Auction Looms, I cap offer GKEAT INDUCEMENTS to all in want of DRY GoopDs. N EW STORE! DRESS GOODS, LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. Black and kM BAXTER, 1990 Pennsylvania avenue. ME EYESIGHT arcwrately sunted with Pebbies and other Sroriacles, by merely an EPA sWwertng a Sew questions. sey 4 BLINGTON ¥/ No. 554 TWELFTH STREET WE , CoRxex or B Steer N, y third st ‘ATERER No. 391 Soot ‘eSquare, bet. Land K sts. west he undersigued does most is patrons, aud st morint hom a with, u. Also, respectful! announce cers, that he is. pre ous n the an a. EALS and Re MEALS a la Carte, with the Alen. pre to BS, BALLS. AND PARTIES at the shortest motive. Parlors and Dining rooms always ready. ‘orms moderate, JNO. A. GRAY, best t nel-tm —_ V ‘Mm. BRADLEY «& SUNS, S°EAM MARBLE WORKS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Petween 8; hh st MANUFACTURERS OF Th oo a iMPC ATE RS OF M TAL FIGURE E sv CiRDER Srateaky, Sa artic ioe BUILDING PURPOSES, at = sae. eat Rates. wit NG OF OULD re STRASBURGER BROS., Have jast opened a large assortment of new BOOTS AND SHOES, soc shtey apts omen down but ‘scll them at regular wholesale prices Keeping one of the largegt stock of Bouts, Shae and all grades, wh: ch on will find to wear as ive them it berore purchasing aud you wil inde caving a3 PAS ty ri nn pinot. ber 373. Ae New 906 ila Sy ey jal? R*a4” THIS: a HKONIC D DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED wiTHoUT MEDICiN) DR. APIO, Dynamic, Ph Recon E OTHERS: oe ao wih rea, apscistity. Bli Deaf. Rees, Bronchitiey 1 gem ee soy ot Voice, St tysin, Figs, Neurelg tis, Swi or Bininished nishied Lites Red ym entny cn fp Wenkncay, ad a ‘The allicted amd ti public generaliz, are invit to cali andsnthaly hetnaelvc a i 53 Cun eBected to ete eh elsewhere by Dr. FANYON. ne ATA: MEt#0r0n TOWLine SALOON, ONDER METROPOLITAN HALL, PENN's AVENUE, NFAR LTH STREET Was. eet BAUER, Proprietor. ete a The Ag fs stockes on CRUSHED ivi Fauiny — as 35 TO 3 NOTIFT AND CACTION Reid ‘or the eee owe, Sut thow sutherisel hyo r Paice the executrix of the late James T. ing the exclusive owners of the I YAUTION—All_ person from him Sama Cc executed by Susan BE dar rember 1, the amount of SF oa seven thousand dollars.’ maturing Nov. I<t terms op which the note was given bars ed oRIAtINg & note Det been comy ith. Toro oes _ SUSAN KE. MELLs > esta WiLL < ANVASS THK CITY op the great SAIS Nene WRI and E sti ane st FFERING rom 4 ties or an: should coufide te fn Dr Sier. Stese Sockrlag teegteneeh com Tepese the utmont confidence iy J TREEGU Laas fet peeling t ON Pte their ox ® lvania avenue Justice COMP neighbors who bay wite TO REFER To lived mear me for the let and Kindness to my ON VAUGHAN tmelve years for my 6 ites} ic diseases with VITAL MAG. Ein eT eae Animal Mngnetiom) and pr. Kicin hee new mode of treatment and refer. Ofice hours 12 I 7 Ladies and Gentlemen at 414 tom street ore F u skillfal advorti« Physician in the city. for the treatanent of Acune m b nceensed Diveaves Female Campiamnts -& horough cure ie guaranterd in the shortest tme Saelais. ‘Cafine Sctering trom Grrervlavsiee eee Sree eetiate care tn all cased. OM ope 7 B PRINTERS, ania avenum, Give strict! personal attention to bustwem. ® OOK AND JOB PRINTING AND 200 Te set Prewetly Momma, BY H. POLKINHORN & D street, between 6t nae Boe Di icateucs No. 329 1 street, near Mth and Ith street ‘OUtice No. 252 F atren HALOS PHY OF MARKIAGE, A pew Course of Lncturee, i delivered at the New ¥. uscum of Anateany cmbret ‘Lag the aub- Jects:—How to live and what to live for; Youth, Me. furity and Old Age; Manhood a rerlowed: The canse of om, Fiatal Discnses afonni M considered, socket «hain Containing theee Lectures will be to parties. 4 Gorstampe,ipadarenat : a Museum of Anatomy and Scieuce, 613 New York. - CLOTHIN VG, &e. “OUR PRICE NO BRANCH STORE. AGENCIES, FULD DRESS AUITS COAT. (SW ALLOW TAIL) OB STANDALD DEE SS OO. GOOD DRESS SUITS BETTER DO..SILK LINED. FINE Bo. yERY BEST....... VERY BEST TO ORDER, ENTIRE LINED... -_ BEST, ITALIAN LINED... bo Do. 963. We employ mo axents. and in conseqvenre We ai perfect fit 5 Ff gouds in plain t.zares, tee for evory body. the aame terms—canh. for credit prices. nck in the District. alt ex pone, om strangers ¥ 1 be ag how as any ontab— an honorable business tn the coun: but one nt Lishinent doi ur Saks & CO., NEW No. 316 KNTH STREET. fi SUL cheater proses For the next thirty days J offer MEN'S AND BOYS’ OVEROCOATS, ° DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, CASSIMERE PANTS AND VESTS, WITHOUT REGAXD TOCOST TO MAK2 LOOM FOR A LARGE STUCK OF SPRING GooDs, which Iam now < made up capressly to suit market, A. STRAUS, FASHIONABLE CLOTOIER, Ivania aven@, Det we eas 1 ith streets, east of 11th atront. PROMANT TAILOR, n Hotel, (late Brown's.) ‘No. 362 Penn. avowne, Washington WOOD AND COAL. Geer HeIBERGER, (Successor to H. F.Louden & Oo CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY, Metr eet core Cc AL AT REDUCED PRK. Not wish ing to carry over my | have greatly reduced the pric Lhave alarge lot if very free barning KED Anil EGG COAL. “1 will sell ic very 1» HL CLAY sTEwaRe jaM-20 rf Hi and With ot vob AND AL GREAT BEDUCT NIN PRICE, In order to close ont WOOD und COA! iT preseat heavy ot e have this day "eda. a Classes ith comstant em ‘Tiere ferm the whole of Se time or for te te able, ® ~ Angus *Soiaobee TUE Dir- THE SCPREME COURT sy Rei GB pig OF COLUMBIA, the 2%h i sshington mar Mo. 188, Equity Dock. eee ates 8 recta d he ‘Trencis jiller. int “coe oa mr betors thet iret rele day oocurring forty days aftet teeter the tire vale day cocersiag ~ = sig ce of defn ‘Trne aes J. MEIGS, Clerk x large tot : of , a CANAR B oh eee nia “Uail'ad woot ae Pe 3 HECRIN,