Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDA’ --February 12, Is7e. Reading Matter on Every Page. Re-eptions. ‘The next levee of President Grant will be given on Thursday, the 2ith inst., between the hours of 8 and 10 p. m. Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every | ‘Tuesday 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 and Mrs. W. T. Sherman, finding it impracticable to reach all with cards, extend their invitation for Tuesday evening, the 15th inst., to their friends generally. 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 and 5 p. m. At the Russian Legation, Madame de Cata- cazy will receive on Thursdays, 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 Garcia’s severe illness she will be un- able to continue her receptions. a The extendéed'eer of pleasure and observa- tion made by Governor Seward’s party through Mexico has served to bring out some interesting facts pertaining to the present condition of that country. They naturally enjoyed anusual fa- ¢ itities for investigation, and one of the party, € ol. Evans, of the Overland Monthly and Alla California, has crystalized these observations in & work on Mexico, which will soon be pub- lished. It would seem that as mach as we excel the Mexicans in productive industry, the me- | ¢ hanic arts, and government, they excel us in | architecture, painting, and the ornamental arts. H ‘The same absorption of vast landed estates by the few, resulting in the poverty of the great mass, which Prescott describes as characteristic of the Aztec semi-civilization three centuries | ago, still prevails, and results in the like op- pressive cheapness of labor. The Catholic Church has still a strong re- ligious power. But as % political power the Chureh itself bas been conquered; its lands, which once obsorbed three-tifths of the whole country, have been contiscated; it owns only its buildings for worship, and a few of these are given over by the authorities to Protestant con- gregations. The priests are forbidden to ap- pear in public processions, and even to wear in the public places their “shovel hat,” as that portion of the priestly garb is styled. Ti are about forty Protestant churches in all Mox- ico, of which twenty-three congregations are in the City of Mexico. ‘The press is free even te license. The prin- ciples of republicanism,—free speech, free schools, and freedom of religious worship,—are thoroughly engrafted in the minds of the peopie. At these schools they are also taught mdustrial arts and trades. Parties divide nominally into Republicans and Radicals. Though party feeling is strong, the issues are ill-defined, and | lie chiefly between “ins” and “outs, the questions of State rights, the forcible division of the great landed estates, (some of which are ten miles square: and tenanted by thousands of families.) general amnesty to the monarchists, and other questions of general importance, are being agitated. Mr. Evans regards Juarez as the strongest and ablest President Mexico cam have, bat very | unpopular, owing to the chronic restlessness of the people. He stands no chance of re-election at the end of his term, which still rans for¢wo years. Diaz will probably be his successor. The wars and executions have so thinned out the men that the young women, many of whom are of great beauty, have hardly a hope of mar- Tying. In this respect only does the country af- ford avy present inducements to Yankee immi- gration. The agricultural and mineral re- sources are unrivalled by those of any part of the United States. They can raise all crops that We raise, and all that we cannot raise. But it is | with great ditticulty the Congress can be induced | to vote the revenue necessary to keep the gov- | gtment in existence, and with equally great ilies collected in the present exhanste! condition of the people. In prédavtive industry Mexico is poorer than ten years ago, but in the reformsshe | has wrought in her institutions there is hope of | { a brighter day coming. The New York Jouraal of Commerce. In a thoughtful article upon the fare to do jury daty, proposes & remidy. It would “allow all civil suits t© Ye tried before a judge alone in every tase where neither party demanded a J8t¥. ‘This would strike out the call for such * vice from three-fourths, if not nine-tenths of the civil cases on the calendar. There are few disputes in which both parties and their lawyers would not rather leave the decision to the bench | than w the jury box. In the remaining cases, let any party demanding a jury be compelled to | give security for the payment of a sum sufficient | to furnish ample remuneration to those who may | be compelled to give their valuable time to the | task.” acs | ssee- ‘The report of the committee, consisting of | fifteen ministers from as many Conferences, on | the examinationof the alleged frauds coumnitted | by the offic Ts of the Methodist Episcopal Book | 5 ew York has just been published. The committee justify the management of the | Con and especially praise Dr. Carlton, the sd say that “it will be read with pro- est and gratification by all Metho- | dists and friends of Methodism.” It is to be | hoped that this is the final settlement of a mat- ter which has painfully agitated the Methodist | Church. | maniacal ‘The Bosten Transcript is disposed to be face- tious over Chief Jugtice Chase and his decision, -| as witness the following : “The le; many rather tough. ‘The man whose face is on what the Supreme Court calls “ irredeemabie paper currency” has some cheek to turn his back on bis portr: v f Justice scems to have been unable himself with the ex-Secretary of the Noman ever pronounesd against his own is- sue to he ext. ..t of Chief Justice Chase.” Governor Butler, of Nebraska, has issued a proelamation convening the Leg!-latare of that State on Thursday next, the I7th instant, for the purpose of ratifying the Fifteenth Amendment. ‘Twenty-eight States, including New York, the have endorsed the Amendment, and the appro- | val of Nebraska, of which there is no doubt, will settle the subject without tailing New York's ome of the medics! socie'ies of the country are carrying profess! nal da...:iness beyond the limits of common snse in debarring members York 7ribur. says sensibly that there is no rea- son “why a good doctor should not advertise Just as freely as a good haberdasher." ——+<0e- The price of ce } continues w decline, and as the “backbone” of the winter is broken, so to speak, the speculators for a rise have a decidedly Diue lookont, esrecially when we add that the production of t\; mines, wita but few excep. tions, is steadily on the increase. « —_—_-+ee-____ Mark Twain fourteen cents a volum® for his rch pr It is believed that his forthcoming Innocents at home will not pay 30 well. = LERKS of the District of Columbia wh i T the en ation uf a society I Be Jty that the revenues they do vote can be | gal tender decision is considered by | | change a portion of | tthe Court alt | or either of them, ard who may have any objections | toms to tly OFFICE by ry 3 — At PEER action of which State is a matter in dispute, | tt th ‘To show that Congress, even when it has the disposition to deal with District affairs, has not ‘the time, it is only necessary to refer to the fact as well as on the previous viday, day appropriated by order of testa te laa Dee tae ness, the chairman of the District committee was wholly unable to get up any District busi- ness, and the ‘order of the day” was again postponed to make way for general Inthe House, the District Committee hagscarcely a show of getting the floor for the entire session. All this shows the necessity for a form of gov- ernment for the District which shall have the power to deal with ordinary District matters, such as Congress has not the tims or the pa- tience to consider. As Parton says, “Why use an apparatas so costly, complicated, and ¢: bersome as the Congress of the United States to get a little paving done on Penn- sylvania avenue? Do California and Ore- gon send members across the continent to attend to the lamp-posts of Washington? Are honorable gentlemen to travel all the way from the extremity of Florida or the farthest contines of Texas to order some new boards to be nailed down on the Long Bridge?” No; the simplest, plainest, most direct, most economical way is for Congress to give power to the Dis- trict to legislate in these matters, and for Gov- ernment to pay taxeson itsown property. The running of the Congressional machine is so en- ormously expensive that Government connot afford to attend to our petty municipal to them, but all important to us. A day's debate in both Houses of Congress upon District matters costs Government as much as it would to pave half the streets of Washington. But the difficulty is that this waste of money and valuable time has no results in nine cases out of ten; for it usually happens that a debate upon our affairs shows members that they know very little about them, dnd, lest they should make some mistake, they usually conclude tu do nothing at all. The Government would save money by remitting this work to a District Legislature and paying taxes on its own prop- erty; and at the same time the amount of money realized by the District through this tax would enable us to enter upon such a system of im- provements here as would change the whole ap- pearance of affairs, and make Washington one of the handsomest and most attractive cities in the world. ———_—__-ee. According to The London Lancet, which is good medical authority, the Queen of England is in @ condition of ill health—so much so that she was unable to be present at the opening of Par- liament—and this occasions great anxiety, as she suffers from very serious attacks of neural- gia and a general derangement of the nervous system. The Cumberland Civilian says that the pro- posed consolidation of coal compaies in that re- gion will enable them to complete the Western Maryland Railroad to Cumberland, thus far- nishing a new outlet to the coal trade. —__-+e--___ The Wheeling Intelligencer says that no person in West Virginia, so far as it knows, favors a re- union of that State with Virginia, and that cer- tainly no party is willing to avow any such wish or purpose. Tue SvUPrrRAGE AMENDWENTW—An enabling act, to carry out the provisions of the fifteenth amendment, by providing for the registration ot voters ereated by it, will, it is reported, soon be presented in vould be as it is alleged ‘that the amendment woul bea nallity in both Mary- Jand and Kentucky if such an act is not passed. +wee- —+2ee-—____ 82 The Louisville Cocrlexstyies Jim Fisk, Jr. “the financial Falstaff. . &7°The town of Grand Junction, Iowa, has presente ts first baby with a corner I SPECIAL NOTICE —AN regular DRU ORAMA OF AVITAL wil THE GRAND Comic Pp THE RF OVAL OF THE eventn, m to the already magni CENTEAL ATIONAL CHURCH Masonic Temple. ‘atent Oftice. Di MORNIN 5 2th. M PEOPLE'S BUILDING ASSOC. iaiGR of Mammoth Hluminated War View Copies of Great Paintings, Comieals, h sireet, opposite the | 4 ach | ENDAY? Fer pening Sermon onthe W: mma * Seats free. onrth Monthly Meeting of t went of sue is Association rill bo held at the ‘N will preach af Ila. m. AG the Ct dren's Meeting. at 7 p. Poe new and interest: exercises and approp pected. ri te “addresses may be oe s e mesting Friend Society. inthe bess Pharch, TO-MORROW (Sun The friends of the 1 corner of 7th str ONDAY RV ENIN( unctual attends uiportance will he in By orde th POLKINHORN AC tand Feb. tion" BLO. SoTICE. Dietrict wilt t the Dietrie : vsite Odd Fellows’ Hall.on RSDAY EY Ta" Sevruary Iv wt ier o'clock. All persons fi ested are cordially invited to attend, as basiness of importance will be brought before the meeting. se ‘By order of the Brick sti fe THE REV. STEPHEN Hi. TYNG, D heat venerable Rector of St. George's U aN New York, will preach, D. V.. in St. John's Church, Georgetown, on SUNDAY NEXT. ‘Bervice at 1a. mm. and 4 p.m. fell-2t lem PIONEEX HOMBSTEAD ASSOCIATION. md monthly meeting { SATURDR AY PENING payment of dues, Gat ba o'clock, (February 1of Trade Boom JOHN R. ELVANS, Sec. TY TAX PAYERS. ve Levy ( mts i Bhan ap eer Thin stant, adupted the following Fesofation: ‘Hewoleed, That the ¢ Meck be. ‘and is hereby ia- structed, that all TAXES due the Levy. Coutt ts | metaingsopeld a ee eee Ei gint next ses i ertisiny operty of delimiucnts feyale, re ete fies Lees r. ae BOARD. oF ASSESSORS WILL MEET DAILY at » Hall, from 9 gelock a.m. until soclock the 1th of February to the Ist of og en excepted.) to hear ecmplaints and appeals of all persone eho vay consider themselves agueieved by Ly tie asscname nt anil Valuation made in accordance yu G. CkrnoL _fe0-Gt __{Chron.)_Pres't'Boantot POURT. WASHINGTON couNTY, | Ne a D. C., OCTOBER Orn, 1 Court having deemed it Siriducte tothe pub | Ve.interest to gpen a New Road in the County of bs €., to connect rice the Sandy Spriny nes oad d from the District to so rest the left fork of the Hock Creek Gnacts also to chtneh ertnaci han fine beg, cre Fo e eral. Burr and Gruumer, and having caused some % etounty Surveyor. be Tei pe by the in the office of the Clerk me interested in said roads, thereto. are hereby notified to. prese ch obj ourt at their max’ 2a Feeaar Sorting’ oa the first Mouday in March next. 1 wycbicctions are et Court will then and there hear then, exy a Sits. CALLAN “Tun 271 requested me be sold ant ost & win be woos EA WA _feeim [Rep] 50! REMOVAL —DB. 4 bate, FINEST CLOTHING READY-MADE, OR TO ORDER, aT SaAkKS & CO., NEW No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. FIRST BLOCK ABOVE THE AVENUE. felt Coan tr COAL voop: woop! REDUCED PRICES. Coal are invited to call before par- chaning. ne iscingyac wel "iat Goal fn the market at { woop! At greatly reduced prices. Sawed and split or cord E W.H. MABLOW, 7th gp tent and Canal, _fel2-2w" South side. EMOVA GASTON has removed oes WILLENE RS show ROOMS from 4 th and 13th streets, iiss teens ee noes, © contin antie nm of the me, Pati tena ‘so liberally stowed npon, her, eee athe miss HENRYS have we ved their DRESSMAKING ROOMS trom Mrs. Gaston's old stand to her new 0. 12233 F street, where the will be pleased meet ome sa friends and customers. 12-6t* oT Ic 8. for be- ¥. Teer v. hetofo existing bet hip pets ttck, xis ing, be wield style of J.T. solved. 3IVIN. HUYcK. The Real Fatate business will hereafter bo dacted bi DYER, at the old stand, Troon corner 7th avenue. fel2- pen, Jewelry. 3, Turkish’ Ruge, © &e., Hiitan Hotel, = NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, INGTON. oe RIC ian M on of @ patent if Angust, 1556, for an improvement in = Bethod of Bee uring Types on Ko- ar Jt is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed day ef hat on. the Sth July next the tine for filing arguments and the Examiner's report imited to the ith day of July next. that sal petition be heard on the 2th day ot July next. Any person may Sew {higoxtension SHER, fe 12-awSw fener of Pa Patents, BRS PEPORTED CANARY. BIRDS, MOCK- RDS. and MOCKING BIR Food, PABRUTS and BIRD SAGES, €- ‘. ‘fe1-am* _No. 320 Pennsylvania av nie. pu MANLY AKT OF SELF-DEFENCE, Tpyring. Club Swinging. &c.; &c., taught ai No. 1g12 eet, between 12th and 13th, American Finis, nn sossotisste tector feli-se* H. BOLSTER, Professor, CanniicEs: c ARRIAGES:! ! CARRIAGES — K. E ge a &e. pairing promptly attended ninguna RT i Glianam, fell-3t" cor. oth and Li roet. Freep Ss ae BANK. On aud after Wednoulay Evening 16th instant. the slung Bank (No. 913 7th street, op wil Poop of each WING. DEDOMIES ONLY" This rt the Eaeing eh especially. Deposits now reach #1,566.: _ interest paid at the ate three timas yard long. 25 cont: FER DRESS GOUDS, OTHS at prime cost. LANNELS, &c., very cheap. ALso. A lot of old Counters for ‘enie. t = LUTTRELL, WINE & CO's, fell 6t Corner. 20th street and | Penn avenne. a Per Cent Gold Bonds At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY A LIBERAL SINKING FUND. INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW YORK OR LON DON, PRINCUPAL PAYABLE IN COLN IN FIFTY YEARS, TRUSTEES: IDGAR THOMSON, Pres’t Pennsylvania R. R. Oo. C. L. Frost, Pres. Toledo.Peoria §& Warsaw K.K.Co. ‘These Bonds, at present price of gold, yield over 9 percent. interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U.8.5-20's, which now only pay 6 per cent. in currency. They are only issued upon each section of the Boad as fast as the same is completed and in successful operation. Over two-and-a-half millions of dollars have been expended on the Road. Eighty-three miles are about completed and equipped, and already show large earnings; and the remainder of the line is = progressing toward completion. ‘The State of Lowa, through which this road runs, is one of the richest agricultural sections in America. Its large population, extending with surprising ra- pidity,and its immense yield of grain, pork, wool and other agricultural products, create @ pressing demand for the construction of this road, which af- fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold ers, especially as the line runs through the wealthiest and most thickly populated section of the State. The road also runs through the rich and growing State of Minnesota. U « prising and growing portion of the West, and forms ome of the great trunk lines in direct communication ‘with New York, Chseago and St. Louis, being to the rapidly thus Pp th BARNING, ONS GREATLY IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO Pay (THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFOR. ROAD 48 FINISHED, The bn fhe Rents to eee Reo gan the route of the road, and has not torisk any of the contingencies which ahways attend the wening of roads in a new and unsettled country. A limited quantity only of these ‘at 38. a Bonds are now After a thorough investigation of the abore enter- bese we recommend these Bonds aa first-class an securities at their fall price, free of commission and express charges, received in payment. Pamphlets and maps furnished on application, & ©O., For Bale by FOR SALE co RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT—A = FRAME BOUSt SE, F cat Sar per cae 28 EpMLY, by 8 Your csi core echo ‘Address porasy WHIT. OE. vith ane refe other ny ply. oni at rh wal _folb-a” ws Sumber a DE Yet foal Se to be taught either at the or her own. Terms, $6 per - Ow ie Please address L se" oR RTE Fant SEENON jamily, who understands her Laie rfectiy and’ has Roa Fecommendations. 8 cone T streets @ the hotirw of Wand Hf orclock ame NTED—Two first class WHITE SERVANTS, wast? ae iy ncquainted with the care wains Toom servant Wines first class fos eke heeler and Wilson's machine, at WM. TEEL'S, 915 Pa. ave. ~ felo-3t -B: ‘tabl 75 situa: UN Warten Bs ae eit a i : eek ite enue. ‘fe I accomodated ing Byealling st ‘at Green « Wiliams Branch street west, between G and ks ie etal ag lease for aterm ot yé ae SaaiRe ilege rehasing. «large | ; beuwetn 7th itt ‘streets morthirest, suitable for ‘ood and ‘ard; or would lease a Whatf pro- cers for,the fame purposes. Address, stat- Tocation OCF fea 2500 EA Soi & e GLENN, NG st. Whart, Rep.] ton, D. ©. ANTED—To 5000 Warrior a ND HAND ae for which I will pay the highest WALTER WILLIAMS in%0-3m_No. 739 7th street, between @ and it. WANTED SEnaT ee, (0 know that BRAZIC. LIAN PEBBLE her SPECTACLES can beaceurately ealied Stes tectren tight: and cheaper than elwwer, at ‘Opti ne ext to Zatonel Hote jotel, WARE ate bay Wileox & Gibbs SEWN Na MACHINE su 4ks easiest forms. For its simplicity and huise. Eoin it ia prononnced — Rose Sewins ag ee ehfue tn the world Agency at ©. BAUM'S Hoo a rt and Corset Factory, 513 in tre, 1 between, was PP i nt or buy, or rent with privile LAND, arches trot WV dy ote ad su En proved, wear Washingt locatio A "A BLO. Star 0 ZUSTH Pays Pain Casi p PRICES a DIES’, GENTS AND CHILDREN’S HAND CLOTHING. ‘UNDE. ‘CLOTH- ing.” Roots, SHOES, Abed / Bae jenn be- Christian Ay 2 sires, hi don ritee® faye foun Hens istian Association’ Building. NV. B.—Ani ‘Mail Promptly Attended dine. mayday" LOST AND FOUND. ARD.—Lost,on the sth instant, « white liver colored or brown POINTER DUG: ‘ame and comparatively small head. Above 1 be y person returning the dog to t* hen re Eo EMP! Tear et ae sis. a ning « New York draft Tal nd PORTE My name and ne. Coll number.) ‘The be Libera ard leaving it at 1903 Puna, ave Toth and 20th ate STOLEN—A large fawn colored GREYHOUND, the property of General Butler. A reward of Ser will he pai je arrest of the thief, at office corner 15th and [ sts. feW-Lw OSTA” POCKET CASE of SURGICAL STRUMENTS. croceb. with buckskin: ver. If found, returued to 130 am ia Feward will ‘be given: i 's” name Schouten ath District Chriatmas 35. paid on delivery at thi SINESS CHANCES. RUG STORE SALE—In a good location; terms very easy; rent cheap; price, real value. For farther inforthution call at store, N.E. corner 7th and H streets. fell-3t™ {OR SALE CHEAP OCK and FIX TURES of a Contectionery and Toy Store. Au excellent ind of business. de new No. 403 Ren’ he streat 6 tock an of hel CIGAM and TOBACCO STONE, located on th street xt doivg a good cash CLEWS @ BANKERS, No. 38 WALL 8TREBT. | and! business, Pisa Tor reut, will be sold cheap if spphied | for immediately. @ail at, or address, No. 1446 nort Fine oppor ity for a Cigar-make tion’ an excellent one for fest" a wholesale trade. =e Or ICERS’ ‘PAY CCOUNTS CASHED A By J. H.SQu hn wey fe bps ye) felv-ém . Treasury. DRY GooDs id cheap. FS5. BA‘ 0. 1 DOUBLE VEGETABLE ter Marke THOMAS, enter Market corner 6th an Fes, SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A DRUG STORE. on Fans corner of Penn- ms mensible party.” This with a lnege as: one of the most desir- Batistactory Feasons we z yeahs Pat Ollice. O00 & 4 j $100, 000 vikdr "Mowte sees ud Bichaner ond Ci a figet Zatates 3 in ee Ses 3 NEW WBURN, Real Estate Feinia. Agent, fe3-Im' E Fe 1LE—Three valuable PATENTS a cen real esiates Adutesk EDWARD ET EAR 1733 Pennsylvania ayenue, Washi ington. ja 2° DRY GoODS!! DRY GOODS!!! ‘We will commence on WEDNESDAY next, 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, as 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, 906 SEVENTH STREET, Between I and K streets. a STORE and Sats FRE a cae 0. BAC OR SALE-A “EERE Fi = acess story. and good Cement floor: water in ibe yard, watks all part front and Back porches; situated oa => ‘street cash, Beige $1 00. ay between to suit r|apsiare Ba TEs, oO sh git water. all jance monthly. ‘Appl : App’ © a : r, DYER Beal saa Broker, UK REN fu a MS on first Face! Touistana avenue, between 6th and 7th. fe 11-21 F GE RENT 1 URN ISa iD PARLOR sod BED: ROOM, on ground floor. A; two doors above F at. esas 1vOR Re tel. GEO . ©. JFOR RENT—HOUSE. with tour rocmcand eritar, i @iipermesthy Apely i ao Oe Line “4 Fr Res EM nuk wood House News Bt: a * fell. Fe RENT—A HOUSE, on 19th street; wear T, , comtaining {en rooms, Ae Tenant: "Inquire at WILSOS ‘OR REN T—March ist, a FURNISHED HOUSE, fontaining seven ro.tis, with gas, water, sewer. id trees: it it 8 mith in Kivance, “Apply at 1735 Hat. neacisth, fell Rent low to a shoe Store, 1 veR DIRS! Doc DOCTOR— Married or Sinch—Gustan. hie dl Le Sees ; Nee br WEE. Le eee es PAL api mA Le BOY L vis E wae retcee ewe! anv wa tobe weed by mean adie Ohicn A? bets south, between 9th and lth. Tht In fo wostrt a3 AND ¢ cat or te Being the exclusive owmert of dhe pases ed \AUTION— AN person f at Oe it to W itary, Semone dated WN. the amoant of $7 sab sand doflars.) maturing Now. dat. 10° Phe terme on hich the eid note was given hays _SUSAN E. MILLS. TRREGC Lari fine to their wx, LEON. the aniy reliable and ‘Gitablished physician for such specialty tm tes City. Those desiring treatment can repose inh the utmost confidence: He goarantess a apesty car: in all cases. Kooms 414 Tenth strect, aber sy lvania avenue D* 4, Bw KLEIX. , 5 ic and Sympathetic Physician, 4 west 12th street, between KE 1 chronic dis Several = fine Biltox and | yeane in . ROUEN, wel noo oma sete the city jal5-tf A dk TE Finer agaeticn) and Clairvoyant examine: eanee If desi mt De. Kieu hae Sane coat tienwent and Office hours 12 to 4 ardsto SULTED PRIVATE: wen at his rome. Ne od and Tost skillful Physician in the city, for the treatmen romve Dseaes and Female Cs thorcagh 8 Scan in ira Pe ies suffering from dry Drcred an ware in all POE BENT—A very desirable HOUSE. of nace and Cappo oe en fully will be rented low THOS. E: WACGAMAN. 519 Tth st., Opposite Post Office. "| pron KENT-—STOREROUM zs. 419 ith cirect, between Penna. avenue and E jorthwest, with counter, in Whe two show cases, and sig, Freeh bh Plate Window. Inquire of eo Agent, ollice © st., Northwest, near i fell-6t oon water ee two Company. Apply at No! 22 R REN: OFKICE ROOMS in the sherterd Building, 905 Penna. one | ae x Fi — Fo ao RAISED HOUSE: ning rooms | fred sin ‘ ue sE mE pee | en eer oe ears rare, : ‘OR RENT—Two STORE Rooms m street west, between M and N north, nicely fitted 271. south th side Penney! ania avcuae, ppiop Grocerr or Feed 1 eee ely "occupiad by | _@lrestrict personal atteat! m ts bastw= visio ca it —_ th handsomely finished B FS RESIDENCES, cn un meet between aut jal2ly DV street, between 6th and opposite the new square. The houses conta i Desk 0% = Tooms, are Residence No. 329 1 street, near 14th and t ‘end coutain ail moatern conveniences, | isch ef ae KitpovRw & LATTA, Ofice No. 262 F atren ded HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, - | Pitver hey Gouree of Lectures, aa delivered at few roe SAL! Masri of, Auatomy.‘embraclig the X 8, P. BROWN & SON, te— How to i Boutheast Corner New York avenue and 28th Street ferity an and oid Age, Manon Laces erally Se One FIRST-CLASS NEW FASHIONABLE RRS IDENCE. all modera (caenty eegantiy Fara ished; will be sold Us Apply as F= RENT—One nico FURNISHED ROOM. with Board, = en and wife, she. a3 Ct ae Uth street, between and = EAR 4 ie eG 4,08 RENT—A two-story BRIOK HOUSE, with four, rocineand kitchen, large yard, and wood. house; situate in the fp opsai re 245. 1 he Tuvuire of JUDGE YLIE, comers st. and Vermont avenue. fel0. ie be is etary FU RNISHED HOUSE FoR T—On F street N. W., between 6th and 7th; six cl mere modern im vements. ime house keepers'need wat a ane References required. Apply to AVID A. BURR, Nov O31 Northwest Je Low PRICES AND ON MOST FAVORA TERMS, the THREE PRESSED BRICK FRONT BUILDINGS (aencty new) located at the the STATE The corner ding contains a Ww . and is most scat i. for a GROC ERY AND PROV ismuck needed in that Tapii e The other two bulldteg corperot lith and S streets, 0] DEPARTMENT corner. bait store-room Cated residences, and contaix, the buildings have the mod: i Lwo-story bac is. Tae The street is 21 feet x10, toa 3) foot al hagas. and the Mth street cat rty can b hole) at a estment, as. Particulars CAL ESTATE. igh 7th street. opposite Post Office. (Chronicle. E FOR es torne fe W-e03t F street, near 7th. Atss, LODGING NOOMS, uafuraisheal CHIPMAN, HOSMER § CO. O7 F str st. 1K HOUSE, No. awe rooms, pnewly pe ner hand Ht sta. SPB KN TS ree eclts of new and bazitsonmety SHED ROOMS, in a new Closets on each 1 street, opposite Eranklin e FO. DEOF H STENT, he 4 N Zia AND Stu STREETS—Race « Faly 92.0 down aud the remainde enty-five di ten rooms, Bath rooni, water el at sev nth. House has fonr stories, for sixt; dollars per mo rand gas. Handy to the cars and the Patent and Post Offices. JOSHE VHITNEY € CO; e711 72 ih street, between three-story back ing eighteen rooms, on Missonri a vor east of 42 street, being the late resid Nomment, Eeq. This is one of the best and couvenientiy arranged houses in the city. [t is in nd coud n. and wi “ue low to's good ten. Wass 7 BELT, NOME iy e AND ian sthe ETS Ww, closet and other conv . wing liberal term one-third cash and the remainder in JOSHUA WHIT: Real Ft: fe7-tt 729 7th streot, fetween G aud Ht. Per SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, oa hsircet, near the corner of F south, contain- 7 rooms, with hall aside and back alle feet 9 inches frout; with in the y KENT—HOUSE No. 616 (old) Maryland Ser eereer Of izth. containing nine — mantels, water and gas; heated by with servants’ ~. ‘store rooms; itt be tet low to careful m d pune anotual tenant By during office hours, to ELL 5 Patent Office. Ness Fa ‘RENT—in a ore Peiey family. class PARLOR and BER, connect levated five feet above the sidewall i | at No ortheast of the Treasury ft lew York use the dor. doors from ment h street feetf a H strod et. 6th and 7th, eo, House EEL- feS-cobt' PARLORS and3 BED KOOMS for a te Sa try oF separate, with or withoat BOARD, at > Penna. avenue bet. 3d and 439 ste. Board at th t—Hou: No. 522. adjois house No. No. 269, 0n Dy pies “inauire ott" Wi ER, No. 450 6th st., near F. ii toch ss © aaane pace at Bo per week, ar TWO F0RNsnED 1 ROOMS Lo TENT oe on the first floor, at No. 1492 Pi bai rp ‘opposite Willard 2-4 OR RENT- given on the Ist March ‘omeession next, HOUSE No, O82 on Peon ae nae fo merly occupied by Alexander Delmar. Esq. terms apply at No. 809,014 Np. 490; IH siret, bee hb sts.. north of Patent O1 ett {Chron} JAS. TOWLES, P lord Agt. A USE with ton room sand stable. acres ¢ mand Alexandria road. ings eee THOMAS W. Sw ANN 0. 1S East Capitol street, doors from Capitol Sguai ine House is brace, contains eight rooms, and ix bul it cottage style, with garden jn front. and wood shed and water in rear. pply 614 E street, corner 6th west. Ts,rHe PHOTOGKAPHERS—For rent GALLERY Georgetown upon ground floor: in the busi — section; established even yo irs; iit bay feadre good business. Bent modurate; $125 will G. W. COOPER, 78 Dumbarton street. ja25- Fex RENT—Two pleasant third-story ROOMS, (ae mes in a private family. had in the aeighbo: shea inquire at Bo. 1108, St street. References excl FSkzs yoo e tee. orange BG ROM, ne an iiemied heap tt abet SILVERDENG'S ang Fancy Store, 312 7th st bet. Pa. a nasty a Lb FURNISHED rc Ae Oe A pts Lig OR RENT—! G strect, Galt between xt 20 fran SALE Ok TU LET. Six of those comfortable eight room HOUSES, con ining all the modern improvements, = | eer faatsvand know aa ane ‘as good ag 3 ont Rete L FUCT RAN, jal7-Im D streets, rr SALE OR TO LET. saa ees en nom lendidly furnished PARLORS <, Se Laee ee Tete H Saintes autor otal Evbitt B the Kirkwood. No. 4 — F streets, west CLOTHING, &c. is fore HEIBERGEE, - e a (Buccessor te H. F. Lovpon & Oo.) Ul —The DWELLING P. F No ace Pennsylvania avenue; CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, 1 Possession Apply at HABLE *eo8, ¥ 7 Hepse FoR} RENT-FURNITURE ron ake ral location; hense contains 1] rooms. newly red and furnished in feganttyte. B Brier turniture $3.00 cash. Inquire at Star office. (oR RENT Foor FRAME HOUSES oie = streets; five ro Jase Ww W. BARKER, 433 H aliiaaaiiaais a oon brick fronts le window beads an brown stene base and steps; mantels: and cold water in bath room and kitchen; 12 rooms, ‘ituated on rere pee oy avenue, bet. 16th and 16th streets. 1h Mth street. One of the above dvellings bas recently been let te the Hon. Jas. W. Marshall, Firet Astistant Post master Gen FGE SALE OR RENT—HOUSE 374 Se street between G and H; heated O78 bani Rent 9X Inquire of GEO. PA wane Sd nan ERONANT RAIN, jetroy it otal, (late Bro xy sy tt Bo. 868 Poon. Wash lugtom. WOOD AND COAL. “EWS oD NT three stories. a aaa Velie, Bi Be Dwhibives: sills. ; het eae and awe sizes. ac se ag HAN BO LORD, corner ath and G strona, (est AT REDUCED Puic kof Coal Not wishing to carry over my b 1 pext thirty greatly reduced the price T month. Ea lares lotic very free burning RED ASH AL 1 low Ml sell it very y BOARDING. nL STEWART, — - past tw ov. H awd 12th ate, ENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—With or ; - Fittarboard a No. 498 Pennsylvaniaave. | YY OOP AND COAL a Sd. Boarding at the same place, §: GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. Fie ASS BOARD, WITH PLEAS: Inerder to close out our present heavy stock of Ekes ROOMS, to be had on reasonable t Wool and oon re this day "duced our 901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 19h st, s Fy hort blic offices. 1y8-tf OOMS FOR RENT, ont —— STORE: } inieker ry Wood pr “ ja2t im G atrow Having just returned from the Northern Auction Rooms, I can offer GKEAT INDUCEMENTS to all in want of DEY Goops. DRESS GOODS, LESS THAN WHOLESALE PKICES. S REMOVED To THEIR New IRON WAK EHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BRT. OTH AND 1OTH STS., (sovrTa Black and Colored VELVETEENS. from $1 up. All Linen TELSGED TOWEL: TA BLE LIN Respectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising . from 12 to 7c. «from oe te a ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED Re THE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York; also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS" PRICES. 25. EMORY BAXTER, __1920 Pennsylvania avenue. %" CANA BY BEDS, OA CANARY BIRDS: 4% ion of ine FRENCH, c. ANN BY ABTRDS jose received at CHR. RUPPERT'S, 522 Seventh street. They are ire, the ingers and most attractive Birds ever offered this market __ a07-tm \HE EYE: IGHT a accurately suited with Pebbles snd ater Spectaces, by merely an Pe swer img @ Sew questions. H. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, Next to the National Hotel. The Largest Stock of BRONZES, CLOCKS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the LOWEST RATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and finish equal to the finest imported marbles. TERRA COTTA AND IRON WARE, CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUES, VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES, RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, &. Sole Agency for MOULE’S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. We call especial attention to our PARLOR ss ee: FURNACES comprising all he mae oe coved varietion, FOUNTAIN JETS of every style. PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING, $Lhe Most extensive character and of all dewcrip- xecuted at reasouablerates and in the mow Cail and examine our Stock and Salesroems. 26m Waddddadddadadogedadadadddadd THE WORKING © pees. pl homer tog og yt whole of leeees ith time loymen! ze moments. Busines 4 Bereone of either evening, and @ proportional sum by devoth jals-ly ‘The undersigned does ost reepectfally Secentecaetnes fete wit BAI 8 and RO} eae ery paces plan. micheia atiord.© A iepropared DINNERS, inal AND PARTIES “fariors and Dining-rooms always ready. oe JNO. A. GRAY. M. BRADLEY & SONS, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 16th and 13th sts., west, Washington, D.C, naa 2 MONUMENTS, MAN- surons ees 2 OF MONO ENray PTeoRE AKDEN STATUA thon Marble for BUILDING PURPOSES, <4 by Low. | “HE: est Rates, de 1-3m ILE OTHERS ARE DISPO ae SING UF ULD STOCK, A STRASBURGER BROS., Have just openc@a large assortment of new BOOTS AND SHOES, Bhole time tthe business. Boye and girlyeara and selling them ches ‘an others offering old yas mich Ae men. all who. n0- ‘Bear mark quod tice their address, and test the business, we Sewn, but ‘ecll too these oh tsa wer | Socks this arp ceperaliel doer To such wa are not well Kncpinetoret Ge largest stock of Boots, satiefied, we will vend @1 trouble of Gaiters of all grades, which you will find to wear as Full particulars, sai represented. Give them a cal! Detore purchasing aud work on, 1d a copy. Peo- you will find a sav: ‘cent. 's Companton— > of the est and peas | pros, vest family newspapers publ's! froe by Old ni mail, Keader. if you want ‘Eres sent, profitable New 906 SE’ TH SPREE, =: stir zg. C. Ns 7) ase ween Land K. 73 ny COURT = a Foe: Medias ace Balad rn OF OF COLUMBIA: ts Soc day of Doce CHRONIC DISEASES Phe a Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- one ma acter x Joseph Wash teemorirnet the inti, by ber coum Riddie and Frencis Miller. it it ordered th th inca: CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. f ‘, aii ‘ ~4 rs DR. i ay Dynamic pa Ra ym om | Sriccier ctherste ‘erst rule tigoecat tina fort ani weather Washings pS veil aie ine ter, has removs ee etsn yt Bt,Cload 2 at te his residence, No. 7 G street, == .e CANARY ‘ved and OMAS HEU. - asenst tees bh andl sth ete. QUARTER waste: «ENT OF Ving Febru: Breve Clr Pepi om.