Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1870, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District WASHINGTON CITY: --February 14, Reading Matter on Every Page. Receptions. ‘The next levee of President Grant will be given on Thursday, the 24th inst., between the hours of 8 and 10 p. m. of 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 5p. m. At the Russian Legation, Madame de Cata- cazy will receive on Thursdays, from 2 until 5 Pp. m. We are requested to state that in consequence of Me. de Garcia’s severe illness she will be un- able to continue her receptions. January on “American claims on England”, seems to be a well-meaning attempt to clear up what it conceives to be the matual misunder- standing between the English and the Ameri- cans. The writer reviews the course of the the American Senate in rejecting the treaty, and holds that the speech of Mr. Sumner, which caused so much exasperation in England, should not be regretted by the friends of a tinal settlement of the differences between the two unfe desired, and that it was better to say the worst, even at the risk of giving offence, than to speak smooth things and nurse enmity. The Review holds that the most palpable of the American grievances have their origin in acts committed on account of the shorteomings of the British statutes, and that there is some force to the argument of the Americans that when these defects were made the subject of official remonstrance on the part of their rep- resentative, the imperative duty of a people in amity with them was to tind in appropriate leg- islation a remedy for admitted deficiencies. The result of the discussion is @mply to leave the people of the United States unshaken in the conviction that they were wronged by Great Britain. One allegation after another made’ by them may be shown to be baseless, yet the sense Of injury sustained is neither weakened nor re- moved. Taking these things into consideration it might seem as if the disheartening conclusion Were mevitable that nothing can be done, and that the two nations must patiently await in si- lence “‘a convenient opportunity for settling their differences not by the pen but by the sword.” But against this conclusion the Review pro- t ts, and argues that if as much energy be dis- played in discovering « clue to the labyrinth as has been shown in argning about the existence of the labyrinth itself, a pacific settlement can soon be reached. The complaint by the Amer- icans is one of unfriendliness rather than a de- mand for money. There need be no shame, the Review holds, in officially admitting by them that the imperfection of existing laws rendered the part played by their country towards the United States far less friendly than it might and should have been. England might profitably at the same revise her defective statutes as showing readiness for a lasting peace. Both sides must be prepared to “ make rational | concessions and forego inadmissable demands.” ‘The Review thinks that no objection should be made to settling the preliminaries of negotiation at Washington; since as the Senate, rather than the Secretary of State, or even the President, is the body to be conciliated and satistied it is fitted {iat the negotiator should be in a position to ‘Seartt What is the opinion prevailing among the Senators. It holds, however, that a special plenipotentiary should be sent to Washington to deal with the subject. “Of Mr. Thornton's diplo- matic experience,” it says, ‘there can be no question; yet that Br. Thornton is hardly fitted | for this exceptionable task is as little capable of doubt. Any treaty, having the scope and im- port of that indicated, would have to be ex- plained and upheld in Parliament, as well as ratitied in solemn form. A member of either House, and, still better, a member of the Cabi- net, is alone capable of discharging this daty with satisfaction to the Legistater ‘The Review article in its candor and thought- fulness, is of some significance in showing that the British mind is settling down trom the fer- ment over the abrupt rejection of the Johnson treaty, and is getting Into a condition to take up the question again in good temper and in a spirit | of fairness. +02 + Maryland, though having an ameliorated | usury law to that inherited from ber by the Dis- trict of Columbia, finds the necessity for a more | Liberal law to prevent her capital from seeking other quarters for investment. It is impossible for that State as well as this District to hope to compete with more favored localities while the rate of interest is restricted to six per cent. While New York on ane side, and all the South- | ru States on the other allow a higher rate of | interest, with or without contract, it is of course | not practicable to induce capital to come here | for investment; and what 1s more to our disadvantage, our own capital seeks more if Profitable investment elsewhere. The Bal- | timore papers are agitating for the modi- | fication or relaxation of the usury laws of | Maryland, and the facts they bring forward to | show the injury sustained by the business inter- | ests of that State under tne present law are of | precisely the same character that our business | men have suffered from. Congress seems to have less and les time each session to deal with | District matters; but we trust the District Com- | aittees will center upon a few measures of | pressing importance to be urged through at any rate, and that the modification or repeal of our | antiquated usury law will be one of them. ——____ + *ee- The second report of the committee of the | Methodist Book Concern into the alleged frauds in its management does not seem to give satis- | faction, and, like the first one, is characterized _ as a white Piece of work; and it is noticed that the two while agreeing in results | contradict each other essentially in particulars. _ ‘The minority of the committee, Henry Slicer, James Pike and L. M. Vernon, |, Feport that noth- ‘Altogether the majority report | is not likely to have the effect of reassuring the | public in regard to the management of the Book Concern, though it may serve to show its solvency, and the integrity of its agents though not their competer vy. The California papers are still complaining that things are out of joint there, and wonder- ‘ing “‘ What can the matter be.” The real want of California is five cent pieces. ——<eo—_____ ‘The “« Editorial Notes” of the New York Com- mercial are like Jeremiah's figs, sometimes ex- ceeding good, sometimes not fit to give the pigs. ‘They seem rather thin in such paragraphs asthe railroad,” &c., &c- THE SECON: Wik IN- Sibiu TUBADAT. es 15th, at street, bet lew ¥: B. FI cost. felé-3t ATTENTION, JQURNEYMEN HOUSE Emutit TE. ju are hereby notified to a Hall, on 7th street, on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 1th, at half past 7 0% order of the Preai- ‘Second Auditor 5 erman, Em General Subsistence Office. aes GRAND COMIC PANO TEM ¥F THE CAP. an ‘AL, ITEUURST CALLERY. EVERY atid im aauition to the alrends magnificent bi moth Iluminated War Views, Class Stameary, jen of t ers. Oarious set aE iz, louse with his others, without in fransita itt, the Treasury Department. with a te x Fimeut, with a team of Pa bears; Secrctary Cox moving the Parent Ofte ; the Government Frinting Gince Seing aaned at” by a team of * driven by pri tere: devils; the capital in n camp on 1 eed aa Er. H. @IAPIN. uInNTH LEC URE GRAND ARMY COURSE, BENEFIT OF rite Cariry FUND, NCOLN HA TUESDAY hy ENING, PEBiUARY 15. REV. DR. E. H. CHAPIN, of New York, will deliver the Ninth Lectare of the Grand ‘Army Course, at Lincoln Hall, on Tuceday evening, Febru- ar: ‘Scmect—“THE ROLL OF HONOR.” Doorsopen at 7 o'clock, Lecture to commence at 8. Tickets for Reser Seat: 3 evening. ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR :— by o call for the fe bing fired 1 have alw: tions to whie! ported Dr. Gras for 28 oe been nominated heretofore, and, personally 1 would have supported hi me, thengh I must confess there fra great deal ssatisfaction against im on the part of a majorit; of the Fat town. ag T positivelydecltncd to let my name be wsed in con- fon for any position. and though I was nominated the Board of Aldermen, my friends, under pre- us instruction. after having ‘Bald me’ what the: mght a deserved c: f pylinscnt. wa ithdrew my nam A most Impndent saad snwarrantable addition statrmen: maugh that 1 circ fated bemus tlekete at” the Het ele clection. No tuan knows better than he that I have sacrificed every- hing in polities f the ps pose of holding the party together against the anbtle eflorts of hour Bepablicane as he is. very hour of = ieeganco of Mr. Lincoln ie a mation, and 2 to-day. no wou w ‘ater Repub: isnt at the expense of a neared man. such eleventh- A slaveholder up to the ater igh socks to elevate his milk Bronaugh expects to injure me by «uch false’ etements Mie’ seaksoed ond Sait, fae sugested im this call, he will not ont find himself iafstaken, but he will find the people repudiatin him. 1 am known too well in the aco of my birt for these who would have — me in slavery if they 14, 1570. (fa COLLINS CRUSOR. A aie SYSTEM. Scmetimes, without any assignable cause, the physical strength and animal spirits give way. and strange torpor falls alike on the body and intel- lect. There is little or no pain, perhaps, but the natural vigor and elasticity of the nervous and mus- cular system seems to have departed, and an indifferenc# to the pleasures of life, and even of its grave responsibilities, takes the place of that earnest interest ir both which characterizes every well- balanced mind when in a healthy condition. This state of partial collapse is often the premonitory symptoms of seme serious malady. It indicates tumistakably that the vital powers are languish- ing and need a stimulant. In such cases the effect of afew doses of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is wonderfully benefici: The great tonic wakes up the system from its drowse. The secretions and the circulation receive a new impetus. ‘The relaxed nerves recover their clasticity under the operations of the specific, like the slackened strength of a musical instrument in the process of tuning. Lethargy and debility are replaced b: energy and vigor, the spirits rise, and life that al- most d # burden while the season of depression Sastoe¢ Mipcanst diape soces enjoyable. That sucha radical change should be produced by a remedy en | thely devoid of the powerfal alkalofds and minerals so extensively used in modern practice, may seem incredible to those who pin their faith on the medic- | inal efficacy of active poisons, but if these skeptics will take the trouble to enquire of those who have | tested the corrective and alterative virtues of the Bitters under the circumstances described, they will find the statement to be fe 4-cotaw Lote re] NOTE re=. DRUG ERS of the District of Columbia who aver the formation of's “pointy tor mutual Jnprere ‘nt will please call at Ridgely’s store, No. 1 ‘Fenneylvanis avoune, and lg the Poll for member: ship. fel2-3¢ PEOPLE'S BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Moco Feld Beart at will be held my AY EVENING. 1th ‘. could have done #0, & for th ‘Trad: ages felz phoeLy TERS and each BSs of istrict will be held at Ni rt. peg Retows Banton RaURsDAYE EVEN: | Bede 36 ted jially in | es re cord ally'invited ‘to attend, te bu ee usinees of iy By onder of the Brickner’ teiz. emir KEV. ST STEPHEN H. TYNG, D. he DV in St Joke's Ohare, Service at ll a. fell-2t UNDAY NEXT, i TEET DAILY at So% BOARD OF eae sr (Pe basyO FAUCET BY B. 7 BORNECL, Mark Twain's forthcoming work—“ The Inno- cent at Home.” ————-+0e- ____ ‘The worst is now charged against Rochefort— his printer says he didn’t pay bis bills. ——_—-+ee- —____ From Philp & Solomons we have Harper's Basor for February 26th, a valentine number. — <2 —___ monument to Frvntice is proposed in Louisville. fg DB.8. D. GRANT'S OFFiug. wr ie lrons- Fee y | friends and Cc. 8. "HARE &@ SON, GROCERS, 1919 SRVBETM STREET WEsT, ‘Wo have just made arrangements to receive in the largest quantities A. B08S RAY & BRO.'S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR, THE ARLINGTON MILLS. ‘This celebrated Flour is WARRANTED to give PERFECT SATISFACTION. IT HAS NO SUPERIOR IN THIS MARKBT! Aleo, their celebrated high grade, ARLINGTON MILLS EXTRA, which is GusANTE D te, be SUPERIOR to And their CONGRESS EXTRA FLOUR, EXCHANGE EXTRA. PERFECT UNIFORMITY GUARANTEED. CHOICE, GOOD AND THE LOWEST PRICES: C. S. HARE & SON, 1213 SEVENTH STREET, . fe 1i-tr Berween M axp N. J.J3.MAYSs PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. fresh su; &F Daily recei lies of pereey eat Meat ata of ray KID Ov ES. sel oRBATLY REDUCED. fel4-stit / Call on or - Go... se Sev- ‘ 1D-3e™ a WANTED—Atew Caples oot D—A GENTLEMEN to canvass for the “Weed ily Favorite,” bert and most Sewing Machine of 1 the a a 2. D A WAREps experienced WHITE COOK. er od AY fell-3t* ANTED—A Ww: aan ata v ‘can be a bie termety calling at Green & Willian’ Braweh Bier ut int @ and Ht ‘hie | ¢ GL aa « GLERZ.9 G st. Wharf, _fes t23th ‘ashington, D. 0. NTED—To c worth ot BRCOE are MAND ee oo for which I will pay the bighest ooh WILLIAMS, jaQ0-tm No. 739 Tth-etreot, betwee G anal i, WANTED CErerrhody to know that BRAZIL. A LIAN ge and tegen be cag pe can beaccurately sigited go an to at Fe Spc ES Optician. next | Hove 5 LOST AND FOUND. ‘OR SALE OR oon ARTEL. OST—On Sunday, 13th ii b Petmarivenis ASTEAM YACHT. For term t ener between, ith and dian SAMUEL REESE. 1508 Des eee Bes pearl EARRING. ‘The finder ae fea fe 14,16 ,18,19 21,23,25,26.* at No. 480 Pennsylvania ay. fele-: x“ OUBLE- BREASTED FINE, SHIRTS, best 23. ACS, ality, 9¢, Store, Penn: i fels-6t_ Bet. Sorh thing store, Penta a : (['Wi3 1870 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber Court of Wash, county in thet e District ict ot Columbia, otters of eprint state of ate of Washi Washington County afore said deceased ee ‘roby warmed fo exhibit the ‘same, wi san oF before the 12th day of brary next; othe ma) ise by law be ded rom alae hae sald catate. Given under my band this ith dey of Fete “wwe me fawiw* ae FITZSIMMONS._ EMOVAL.—MRS. A. G.GASTON has removed ber MILLINERY how Roums, from 22 F serene, between 2 2th and to her New Store, 1223 F STREET. 1 ie diately opposite the old stand, where she hoy | @ continuation of the Petrona fe so liberal; weed Buon erat the Ht sta REMOVS ‘Mis have also NRYS | removed their DRESSMARING ROOMS trom Mrs, Gaston’s old stand to meekew lace, 1223 F street, where will be meet their former customers, 12-6" oF Lee. | Ftnership hetofore existing between J. a d-V-N, HUYCR. ander the name and wt DYER & COs his this day been dis- e ¥ N. HUYCK. The Real | Fatate business will hereafter pe con 3 for ily be- ducted R. at the old stand, Re 5 cerner 7th and Louisiana avenue. fel2-2t o Trice _E. ORIENTAL STORE, by a Turk, CIDI HASSAN, importer of Goods from jorcign ‘cities. Constnnti: nople. lis Damascus, Tas Algiors, such ax Bort Shawls, Hpera Capes, Bugs, Carpets, a sitar Hote. IRDS. ETORTED CANARY. BIRD ING. BIRDS. MOCKING and iy OUD, PA REOTS and BIRD GAGES, &c., FRED. ZELLER, “fou Im* No. 320 Pennsylvania av: nue. i hy bee ART OF SELF-DEFENCE, bh Swinging, &e.. & aught at tui No, 1413 Dstrect. between 12th and American Hail, on reasonable term Rous }» Professor, (Cannas cam CARRIAGES! Gee nt mop, hand. a, large assortment of well ‘fashionab'e CARRIAGES. | Aleo.a Tumber of hand BUGGTES: DRAWAYS. COUPEES, ie Be Re} a ROBERT I 1 GRAHAM fell-3t" __ cor. %thand D «1 mod alo reli street. FrXFEDMEN ‘8 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. On and after Wednesday ] Evening, Mth instant the above Bank (No, 513 7th street. opbosite Post fice Department) will be open from =.30 p.m. DNE:! nc SATORDAY of each week. for RECEIVING KPOSITS ONL’ i ia to aces mmodate the laboring clasges especi Deposits now reach §1,566,565.71. Interest paid atthe ets or cent. three times a year. W. J. wits LSON, Cashisr. D. L. EATON, pS fe ll-lw CoTTONS CHEAP FoR Casi. A Spnoecoas IN, 1634 cents. TTA. dicen Lo NG, 20 cents, fo SHEETING. nears its. Ls rere long, 25 cen’ DRESS: ‘GouDs, R] GhOTHS at prime cost. “BLANKETS; FUANNELS, dey, very cheap. A lot of old Counters os ‘aie. t = LUTTRELL, WINE _fe11-6t__ Corner 0th street an covs, | aeeepe as DEYGOODS!! DRY GOODS!!! ‘We will commence on WEDNESDAY next, ‘9th, to sell our entire stock ef 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 Feb. A. GODDARD'S, 908 SEVENTH STREET, fe8-6t™ Between I and K streets. T \caarssinciconeas VINEGAB WORKS, No. $54 TWELFTH STREET WEST, Comer or B Srager Norn, WASHINGTON. D.C, JONES & KEITH, 5 Lets: NDAY NIGHT, GOING FROM CON- al Church S. Po gel ith or H see, oer Iwill bei ian (rear oy Fetal maa 1 a rou: Suitable reward will st . ‘Above ‘any person seat the dog to = 2° Lx the corner of 15th an POCKET BOOK, -containing a Now Fork ‘draft payable to the ‘of L. Tal 2 io bank not ty sey will be Aiberaliy Fewa few: by leav- ANDER'S office, 4. oat 2" BUSINESS CHANCES. FSR SALE One No. 7 Beal Range first class BAKER, in mifect order. Also, one Morning Glory STOY > with Ley samen he it ¥easy; rent ci inrther information call ai store; N and H streets, = Fvor SALE and FIX- TURES of a Contectionery and I Tey Store. An “lof business. Rent new No. 403 7th ee and for an: . BARK po he good blished | Cli STOWE. located ou Tih street busivess, Dwelling tor rent: cite Hicd for immediately. all at, or ad th street north. Fine ‘opportunity, for x cigar-maker, the location being an excellent one for a wholesale trade. ( rue &RS’ PAY _ by JW few-em ACCOUNTS CASHED bebe ist MONEY BROKER: ae eet gd a Ke ALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—A DRUG STORE, on the northeast corner of Penn- sylyania avenue and Twentieth stree 14 on long time to a responsible party. Th tore has been newly filled 1] ha large as- sortment of new Drage, and is one of the most destr- able stands in the Firet Ward. Satisfactory WAGGAMA i opoeaite Post 0: TAR aS INVESTED iN $100,000 sir MOKTGAGES upon on "City Real Estate, in sums of $1,0W to W000. Legal PEW BUEN 12 per cent. r annum. Estate Agent, Richmond, Virgin: fe3-lm* Fo SALE CHEAP.—A second-hand SA\ Too 1 for poset owner's use. Tani = the Evening Star 01 tt LOR SALE —Thres walnable ae re a cash or real estate. Address D FITZKI, 1733 Pennsylvania avenue, Washingt jaz on. 7 Per Cent Gold Bonds At 95, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, IsstED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. FILST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, AND PROTECTED BY A LIBERAL SINKING FUND. INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN AT NEW YORK OR LON- DON, PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN COLN IN FIFTY YEARS, TRUSTEES: J. Evcar Tomson, Pres't Pennsylvania K. R. Co. C.L. Fuost, Pres. Toledo.Peorta § Warsaw 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 64 per cent. in currency. ‘They are only iesued upon each section of the Road as tast as the samo is completed and in successfal 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 rapidly progressing toward completion, ‘The State of lowa, through which this road rans, 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 # prossing demand for the construction of this road, which af- fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold- ers, especially as the line ruus through the wealthiest and most thickly populated section of the State. The road also runs through the rich and growing State of Minnesota, Refereuce to the map of the United States will show that it traverses the most enter- prising and growing portion of the West,and forms ene of the great trunk lines in direct communication with New York, Chseago and St. Lowis, being to the latter city 90 miles nearer from Northern Iowa and all portions of the State of Minnesota than by any other road now built or prejected, and also the near- est route from Central and Southern Iowa. ‘The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly as constructed, and thus RECEIVES EARNINGS ON 1TS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY IN EXCESS UF THE AMOUNT NESDED TO PAY THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE ROAD 18 FINISHED. The buyer of these Bonds is therefore guaranteed by a great business alrendy 1m existence om the route af the road, as well as by new current darnings, and has not torisk any of the contingencies which always atiend the opening of roads ina new and unsettled country. A limited quantity only of these Bonds are now offered at 95. Bonds asa first-class in of the above enter- After a thorough vestigation prise, we inv ities at dhoir fell price, free of commlsaion and Caprese charges, recelved in payment. Pamphlets tod maps furnished on application. FOR SALE AND RENT. be ee A eee a See ane Se a Ee fremt of the: Pane eae rey ‘wa7 4 ek sore ‘inl Page OR GaLe—a SMALL FRAME HOUSE, two ey et ged eee © floor: ater in the yard; walks all vail paved: front a ‘nd back porees: sivested on M street south. eae half piyas the the officeof Justice BAERS. tg %. siiwetn Fe, SAtE-K 6 ROOM BRICK aoe == ix106, with stable on rear. Price balance easy. A 6B FRAME i. SE: ne, water, hall -_ cellar 1 Price 2.500; #500 cash, balance monthly. t; DYE Real Estate Broker, cor. 7th st. and Loni HIP" nctin Fb oa onanane RNISHED PARLOR and BED- ind floor. Apply at 60. 2 ansee fe twod ove TOR RENT—HOUSE on Capital Hill, 5 rooms. Rent $12 per month. “ingutes at Fountain # Hi vel. “GROG NICHOLS. | fell-3t* oR RENT—A HOUSE, on 19th oe oataining {en, rooms, in good ood tenant. Inquire at fe ne | emt RENT—March ist,a FURNISHED | = taining poven Fo ms, with eas. water, sewer, yard and trees Rent $410. advance. ‘Apply at a 1735 A Hst.. near 18th. P| a RENT—A ete desirable HOUSE, of twalve rooms, odern conveniences, delightfully located; will be rented low to a gond tenant. ‘HOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 7th st.. fell-6t Opposite Post Office. OB S RENT STUREROOM No. 419 lth street, and E strost, et, Northwest, “Togas 3 ot Jos. f Tana office No. 902 81] fell tw Foe REX com ora ree-story BRICK LLING, with water and gas, near the East { Capitol Park, “having the Georgetown horse cars, in front and two squares =, Metropolitan Kailtoad Company. ‘Ani iy at No. : vet Fa RENT—Six fine OFFICE ROOMS in the Shepherd Building, 908 Penna. avenue, south FS four rooms and kitchen. felo- tf house: situate in the court in square a month. dnquire of JU; ‘cae w st. and Vermont ont avenue. feet. Avply on premises or 1209" Street, betwoen M and fed-enst™ ORE ICES FOR yOR eae aa ICES front ROOMS, unturnishea 2° 1 WA gg aga , CHIPMAN, HOSMER & C0., 407 a is avenue; and LOTS, together or separat counter. SIDENCE FOR SALE ON SRT SIDE OF H STREET, BE TWEEN 71 AND 81 STREETS—Rare opportu. nity. Onl {gz down and the remainder at sev. enty five dollars per mouth. House has four stories, rooms, and will rent for sixty dollars per month Bicch room water closet sand water ang as. Handy to the cars and the Patent ot Offices. JOSHUA WHITNEY & CO 9 7th street, between G and iT, chi on Missouri « {of i street, being the laws residence ot St Norment, Be. Bo) is one of the best and most convenientl: houses in the en tt is in good condit: bos ne will be Fontes} low to a good ten- ant. :| Rak CLASS RESIDENCE BeESaLE ONT STREET, NOKIM SIDE, BETWEEN Gra AND 71n ST jo oftce for eale that fine residence, rec my bale Jocat strect, of four steries hi Vath room, water closet ant oth on the following bil &CO., Real Estate Brokers, fe7-tt 729 7th streot, between G aud H. F 8k SALE—« two-story FRAME HOUSE ith street. near the corner of F south, cont ing f Tome With, ball; lot 25 feet 9 inches front aside and back alley; water in the yard. For terms ie Set xs room of United States a fe 5-00 LORS and 3 BED ' RE ¥ ENISHED PA FOR SALE AND RENY. staabuk Sie: BE ag ae new BRICK Pk DWELLING Termavasy’ Apply to A. hi to A.B. SHEPH vi Ep OOK AND JOB Piti 9? B ava 4, POLK INHORN as oS. street, between 6th streets. BOARDING. wattay ssi = = BC. 6. as Ee ed | ea | Boarding at Cn Gtice No: 259 F stree oe FPSROEAS, POR, WITH PLEASANT Paces: ° Baer cee ae 1901, corner P ‘ania avenue and 19th st. SEE Siena oon. 1y8-&E Having just returned from the Northern Auction Rooms, L can offer G@KEAT INDUCEMENTS to all in want of DRY Goons. DERESS GOODS, LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. Black and Colored VELVETEENS, from $1 up. All Linen FRINGED Tow ELS. irom 12 to Ze. LINKN. Sree 2 2 25. KMORY BAXTER, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue. LACES. VALENGL all of the a and ‘oe lowest 301 Market Space, corner TN street. SREPE DE PARIS, in all colors, new article for Veils just received at DAVIS LOWERS ! FLOWERS !! Another invoice fine French flowers just received at DAVIS’, fe9-1w 01 Market Space, corner sth streat. CANARY beth ee nexcn he ¥%" wrtation of fine FRENCH. cA ANSTEY Bh RDS just received at CH I. RUPPERTS, 522 Neventh street. the They are fiuest singers and most attractive Birds ever offered in this market. stim PPBE EXESIGUT accurately sutted with Pebbles amd other Spectacies, by merely an Pn swertng afew questions. H. 8. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, day full lines RE MNT DAAPPLIQ EAD AND GUIPURE LACES, importation newest patterns, es at jalt-ly Next to the National Hotel. ATERER, No. 391 Scott's Square, bet. Land K sts. weet. ‘The undersigned dove ally te his patrons, and to iecommoda oy E AUSand gods tS = European plan; “Also, bt bie DINNERS. BALLS, AN! ABTIES notiee. Fithout BUAKD, at No. moa. avenue bet. “eigen retin Ed pe thse saiwe place, at Parlor: and ing Bo per week. fo3-tistM* JNO. A. GRAY. ‘WO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—O; 7 eet ited or, at No. 1492 Pa. ave. nearly M. BRADLEY & SONS, Forne given onthe Ist Mar ne HOURE e932 on Penna. avenue, for- merly occupied by Alexander Delmar, Evq. terms apply at No. S09, old No. 490; H street, be tween St and 9th sts... porthof Patent ¢ fe2-tf [Chron} JAS. TOWL FOE BEN Ta HOUSE with tea roctns aun with fitteen acres of land on Washington as ry Alexandria road. Apply Vacs SW. SWANN. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 18th and 15th #ts., west, Washington, D. 0, MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, MAN- OR aS OF. MONUMENTAL v* eh Tf ARDEN STATUAK ise! = ‘or ‘BUILDING PURPOSES. ot the eg Pr. RENT No, 1S East ors from Capitol Squate, roots, apd is Dullt cottage, ves shed end water in'rear. Bote contains ei street, corner 6th west T°, PHOTOGRAPHERS—For in Georgetown wy ‘rent GALLERY mn ground floor; in the busi- poss section; at seven years & good will buy “hxtares. Dumbarton street R RENT—T EB Clarseben) had in tigate street. Re "Will ‘bo rented Bo mig po nquiteat SILVERBE prays Eanes “ja Store, li St.. bet. E>. ave. and D at. VELL Fi A MOUSE FOR BENT borhood, at 2018 ine i, neigh 2 G st » betw: 2th and 2ist streets. cat Lotwoen 8 ‘Dan and. We relock a.m. ja20-Im Fok ENT two DWELLINGS on ‘on First street, Georgetown; one on with front yard and vide loi: all with water and gasfixtures: very desirable.” Also, one on Jeffersoit, meat Brtiles street, very desirable for a butcher or Dutter ‘Two brick ogy essed to De Oiane “a: oO * jal7-eotf Fo SALE 0% TO LET. Six of those comfortable cight room HOUSES, con, taining pol eaere improvement situated ith street nown as Philadelphia How, The The propertien| have: boss or repaired, and SHY ws Good ae ney nf LS ae PLOWMAN, jat7-tm reals, OR SALE OK TO LET. ANUMBER OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL VILLAS. Located on tieddard, near Washington.» George: town. The attention of parties desiring to buy or mont eligible in thews prog come tneult peeks, sersor tenants. ‘Aj aa oan seevet APTA, jal?-Im Fors Pees ROUSE: ae @ Si near the lately ned one Pepeere H.HOPr H. HOPEAS, ous Be is: Ww suit OTHERS, ARE bis a ee STRASBURGER vane Have just opened a large assortment of new BOOTS AND SHOES, wnd selling them cheapes than others offering old ack. Bear in miod the} neither mark goods up oF wn. but sell them at regular wholesale prices, eeping une of the largest stock of Boots. Shree ard Gane re of all grades, which you will find to wear ax vepresentd Give them tie before purchasing.‘ You will find # saving of TRAST Tioee BROS, number 373, New 996 SEVENTH STREET, Between I und i. jal2-tf READ “THIS! CHRONIC D DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. . DR. FANYON, Dynamic Physician, having, on qrouunt of the large number of i in to remain in the cit) x ©. Office fron the St. hin residence, No. ‘306 G G strest, bet) the “hrenie Cases made a epecialit: Lew nag ye cee. Bronchitis _tneipient Consamy a ‘Loss of . Stamm, raral: lyaien Pal ry curs benmaticn, ‘Seo en or Di imbs, Ner- wus Debility, Female Weak other awex encccesfully treated ‘The atticted, and the public generally, are invited ~ a and satisty themselves ‘as to the wonderful city and Dr FANYON- ber st ty 'STABLISHED 1833. JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS., Coach uakEe 4 b OARELAGE 6 RR 3 Pe hy = eH metas Rh H HARNESS RECEIVED 0) Ss AND SOLD ON COMMIASTON CARBIAGES REPAIRED. Th TOR Te koa MARKET PLAGE, F= REN SAL) q Tange, water; pump in u Hi house. 0) T—The DWELLING Wo. aS nee | 5 OUSES FOB BALK. RI poe, * Sos AGENCY 508 SaB DISTRICT, DUPONT'S CELEBRATED At Store of T. A. ss. Forres Hall, oocee och graltos and cuane igieee ‘aber: Jefe in box at store eed oe suligeand wh tive or Yeoh, aoe 1g ‘Manhood ly JFyyloweds seqvunted for: cert ee containing these . 33 retamps, ow Fe Musrum of’ Anatomy and Science, 613 Brewer CLOTHING, ke. FINEST CLOTHING READY-MADE, OR TO ORDER, at Saks & cCO., NEW No. 316 FIRST BLOCK ABOVE THE AVENUE. VENTH STREET. fold FE. J. HELBEBGER, . (Successor te H. F. Lovvon & Co.) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, a } Penn avenvs, Washington WOOD AND COAL. Coan ekeneumers Seicee fewer than the low Atgreatiy reauoed peices. 6 Jength. fel2-2w* “Geen, COAL Wood! Woop:: REDUCED PRICES. Lare invited to call betore par. market at I the beet Coal in the woop: ed and split or cord W.H. MARLOW, 7th street and Canal, South svde oop: Wishing to closeout my winter stock, I will sell COAL at lowing, prices: LYKENS VALLE ton, 2,240 Tbe. PRESTON RED A! AS " SIAMOKEN | WHITE Arlt. cag and ove sizes ese 4 i C ee TNE Lok, feT-Im corner 4th and G strona, OOD AND COAL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRC er $0, clan ow In ‘Lykens A tock of and OOAL, we have’ “hie ‘oy y vadased our prices to the following rates Valley per ton of 2,240 Ibs...... HAVING REMOVED To THEIR NEW IRON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS., (sour srpz,) Respectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY THE Manufacturing Co, New York; also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, Now York, WHICH ARE SOLD A? MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES. ‘The Largest Stock of exhibited in FP este