Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1870, Page 2

| ‘WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY......Febraary 16, 1870. Reading M Matter on Every Page. Reeeptions. The next levee of President Grant will be given on Thursday, the 24th imst., between the hours of 8 and 10 p. m. Mrs. Grant's receptions will be held every ‘Thesday during the season, between -the hours ot 2and 4 p.m. Secretary and Mrs. Belknap have issued cards for receptions for Febraary 19th and 26th, at 9 p.m. No.3 Madison Place. The receptions of the Speaker of the House of Kepresentatives will be at his residence, 408 Fifteenth street, from 9 to 11 o’-lock on each Friday evening of the season. Mrs. Blaine’s receptions will be held every Wednesday of the season, between the hours of 2and5 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 f Me. de Garcia's severe illness she will be un- able to continue her receptions. see. Itisa astewestay fact that just atthe time when we are hearing some arguments raised in favor of substituting denominational schools for our present system of public schools, that in England, where the denominational schools have long been in vogue, it is proposed to adopt a system of common schools. In fact, England finds her present system so imperfect, and so little able to supply education for the mass of the people, that it is necessary that it shall be improved, the more especially as her material interests are concerned. John Bull has been astonished to find through the great Industrial Expositions, and in other ways, that he is likely to be threwn ont of the markets of the world simply because the working people of other countries have more culture than his own. He finds that his workingmen who are barely | able to sign their names with a cross, are terri- bly overmatched in the competition with the intelligent industry of other countries where the opportunities for education are supplied to the mass ef the people. A year or two ago a commission was sent to the continent to inves- tigate this matter, and their report was of a character to both surprise and alarm the gov- erning people of England. It was all very well to leave the common people in ignorance while the ruling class hed nothing to lose by it, but it isa horse of another color when the com- ‘mercial sapremacy of England is threatened by it. And the impression made by the revelations of this commission, and other authorities was so great that it seems to be expected that the scheme of national education to be brought for- ward in the Lords by Earl de Grey and in the Commons by Mr. Foster, will pass with very little opposition, although under ordinary cir- cumstances both the economical as well as the Teligions, or irreligious difficulties would be se- rious stumbling blocks in the way of change in # country where reform is effected by so much cireumiocution as in England. ‘The moral from this educational movement in England is one that can be applied in this country. England is now paying the penalty for having provided no general system of com- schools for the education of her people. finds that even in an economical point of view it “pays” to supply the means of educa- tion for every child in the land. We have here an instructive warning never to allow the pres- ent admirable common school system of this country to be broken up to make way for frag- mentary systems of any kind, denominational or otherwise. Our material interests as well as our existence as a republic depend upon the Preservation of the common school system of the United States. ——_~<ee-_____ Everybody, we take it for granted, is in favor of the nation possessing an authentic and in every respect first class painting of the late President Lincoln; yet we question very much whether the resolution introduced in the Senate by Mr. 4 Ubott the other day, (which appropri- ates $5,000 for a picture to be painted by Mr. Littleceld,) is the true way to get it. A much better plan, it seems to us, would be to appro- priate the money to pay for a picture to be paint- <d by seme artist to be selected hereafter by the Library Committee, er some other competent and properly authorized body, and then let it give the eormission to the artist who shall be found afte. a close examination to be best qual- itied to execute the work. We make this suggestion without the wish to retard or advance the interest of any individual, and with no intention to discuss the merits of ny artist, but solely for the reason that by this course alone can the best work of art be assured to the nation. And this should be had without | rd to personal considerations or intiuences. | e alike to the cause of American art, to the memory of the great deceased, whose linea- ments are to be thus perpetuated, and to the people of the country, who have to pay the cost of sueh works, and who, we feel bound to say, have so far had rather unsatisfactory returns for their money expended in that direction. ly impertant decision has just been io Supreme Court on the d question whether the Bible shall be kept or excluded from, the,public schools in that The court decided that the reading of | Bible im the public schools of Cincinnati is | cordance with the Constitution and Billof Kights ef Ole. They therefore render per- | al the netion to prevent the order of Pubtie Schoo! Board expelting the Bible | from the schools being carried out. -20e- ‘The Texas Legislature has ratliled the Fif- teenth Amendment, making twenty-nine States which bave ratified, or one more than the requi- | site number, so that the question of the ratifica- | tion by New York cannot affect the result one | way or the other. to-morrow, making thisty States recorded for the amendment. The seven States to go on record against the amendment are: California, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, | Oregon, and Tennessee. — seco, ——___ Dane's beck up because the Cincinnati Commercial styles the Mutual Base Ball Club of New York a set of “ dance-house pimps, skin- | gamblers, and gin-mill hangers on,” and he hits | back by reminding Porkopolis that her famous Red Stocking players were New Yorkers paid large salaries to emigrate to “the la swine.” Considering that the Mutual Club em- braces in its membership ex-President Fillmore | and many other notables, the language of the Commercial is rather rough. +202. Prof. Campbell, of Wabash College, has dis- covered by careful measurement, that Terre Haute is exactly in the center of the formed by Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis, and “‘is therefore the very place for the National Capital to be re-located in.” eo —____ Domes at Reavis’ CartTat.—The citizens | of St. Louis held a meeting on Thursday night to raise funds for the “national” monument to Stonewall Jackson. General James Shields pre- sided, and a letter froma Jeff. Davis was read. | ——— +e0e- — M. Guizot is reported to have sald of M. OM: | vier that if he can remain in power a single year | he will become a great minster. rendered by the ¢ ve i the +2ee- The cuiéago papers are bragging over one of their notorious criminals as “The American Traupmann” pan s2ee- ‘Vue New York papers are waking up to the enormity of the Voorhees murder, and the Sua asks, in long primer, “Is Hanging Played Out 2” 0s. a7 The city tariff of wickedness in i! _ $00 for keno $250 fur faro, and ®: MGgr A Canadian objectionte Sractiousl Gurren ‘A Cana - cy wihat it would be troublesome to those who «cannot | paid $2000 tax in Kentucky last and Lien 409,000 worth of sheep by way of Yak. ancing the account. Ss ee Nebraska will probably ratify | i | ested are cordial! ‘The New York money market is without spo- celal featur>, ard the supply teekinz employment in call loans is in excess of the demand. from four to six ‘on this, of | noe rela tn avert ing six and seven percent. while no approved double Games range from seven upwards. Government Securities. account of interest paid in London against the | Wassrneron, Feb. 16, 1870.—Jay Cooke &Co. State's one-fifth of passenger fares, and-upon the failure of the enn 3 pay the State the amount which the committee report due, within twenty days thereafter, the Attorney | General to commence ings | to — — same, rnin '¥ @ vote of | tos. Mr. county, then offered an amendment ‘providi Five-~ 1865... may fatlure of or ihe scumenylysey Shen twenty oie real san ind Seiy is 1x the oomauittes ey : ks —— agaioat the company. po tend Five twonties, Jan. and Jaly, *8.. 113: ene 40, nay lutions as amended wi ¢ House. 3) the Hammond, Street, ir. et te ened 6, nays 1% 20 the whole subj is thus of by th The ver then Co avery the committee on of the House, Messrs. rick and Colton. ste. INCREASE OF THE RELAPSING Fever tx New —— stated — the new — called "8 Teso- Se EI (By Bankers,’ Brokers’, and Commercial Lines of rei F districts aay infecting the | Lewis Johnson & oe gate ved oot kanas York. On Saturday night eve: in the | in home and foreign markets as follows: pre: Agee Lennie ing — New York, Feb. oe ia conus 8. 6's, ients su: from the - Ady, and several of the nurses: and ysicians This 208! have been attacked b: . The ‘cou Hoard of Health have = to treat 2's’ 1808 cou the poor who are infected with disease at their own houses, and are now attempting to secure a seperate building for them. aM ie estern Ton ae Tr Worxim: P m—The strike of the | 3%; New York Gontials nN noforte makers in three of the principal fac. tert, SOX; Erle, 255; Erle prof'd, 42%; Har- Ronee in New York still continues, 70 men hay | lem, 147; do. pref"d, 150; q ‘ay Mich- quit work. It is asserted that the hands now Central, 1214; Michigan Southern, 89; the places of the striking bellmen are | Illinois Central, 145; ec ureen id and i only cabinet makers. Of the men recently dis- | 1024; Northwest, 7 need gh L, 91%; charged at the Brooklyn navy yard, 150 have | Cleveland, Colunbaring Gh Cinek “ notified to resume w eek. In ‘San Francisen, | 28 — Ae ad has F 5 nor Hand | = sis California, there are 7,000 rers out of wor! pa | and ‘Terre Haute, 90; do.'do. vretéd Sentence eee” | or cat uate, os oe a To Test 4 Cunistian.—Set him to putting up old mis-matched stove-pipe, and keep him If he don’t swear he’s seasoned. at it an hour. THE CONCERT OF BE ae "L of the Sr THE BB. TH BAPTIST oHoRCH H in; Adams’ Express, 62 ; Wells Expross, 2) 3 rican aupeees, Si; United States Express, Ly Merchants’ Union Express,84,. Mar! Gold, 1195 a129. Loxpon, Feb. 50545 By Cable.) 16, 11a. m-—Consols for money, * (Rise? on, FRIDAY EVENING i Inet. oP INS. pA HENDERSON Baie es oF 00's, so ot =e rece NEY & ©O. beg lea’ Eee, 2%; Atlantic, 2934. enact their thanks Teapectiveiy tu the Fire | " Litanpoot, la m-—Gotton market 0 ed Departments for the promptitul> and hited terday at the ‘Nat lotel. eA AMIDON LER. Pso.. in ay ‘gcbiogtom and NS OF ThE SEV Iaud seons Repobiean ¢ it abiteam Chu bigito the call are cu By order of the C. on the occasion of the fire yes EM RATION ON AND SERVICES OF THE will be delivered bi th strect’ Presbyterian SATURDAY next, at Soclock p.m: The teachers = = pmol ‘are iuvited. 3s. IRISH J NTH W eganizi Vard to YARD will be Delaney s Hall. corner of 4's streetand Mary- FRIDAY, February Isth, Isr. at 7 quiet. Sales '10,000 bales. Middling Up! 113,ail) | j Mlddling Orleans, 1150113. te wee The Markets To-Day. YORK AT | Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. “Chureb. on Battrvorz, Feb. 16.—Cotton dull and heavy, a2iy. Flour tirm and active at previous at steady; Pennsylvania, $1.26a81.28, Corn firm; white 95a%6e., yellow Se. Oatssteady and unchan; Provisions unchanged in every respect. Whisky firm at 98¢ a31; stock scarce. pbALtMone, Feb. 16—Virginia sixes, old, 50% REPUBLT- ing an Trish ly asked; do. 1866, 59 bid; do. 1951,” Bie Miffavora: | pia! “ad cou on, old, 62 asked; North Caro- Tuis-cxe | lina, old, 46 bid, 49 aske EEr RM. New York, Feb. 16.—Stocks strong. Money ° gay at Sa6 per cent. "Exchange, long 9; short, meeting of the L DEPENDENT REPUBLI- Gold, 19%. | Bonds, 1802, coupon, 15. _Vir- CAN REPO! RM AS! ATi ‘will be held at pihia sixes, ex-coupon, 62; new, 65%. North Union League Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb- | Carolinas, old, 46%; new, 26%. ruary sth, at eck. Old and tried Re ‘publi cans will address t! ol o Ve lull, and laze. ingt NT- ‘ORE, on G «treet, between = Hes order at Ooueatine PIXON, Provident. | Corn dul, and Tage. lower. rere poe ern aang petating | JOR BEN’ ‘Apply en the premises. ele at” _BENJ. M. McCOY. Sec’ . News} folé-3t Es 3usTH PAYS FALE H PRICES FOR first-class RESIDENCE No. 1505 ANORAMA of the 2 LADIES’, GENTS D__CHILDR: 5 TREO Woe THk CAPIEAT EVER ECOND-HAND CLOTIUNG CNDERCLOTEE at the WHITEHURS' 4 NG. BOOTS, SHOES, Ke. £19 9th street. bo- Mot are Bet. 43; and th on tween th and lth streets.) are requested t tween D and LE streets, third door from Young Men's ‘OR RENT. ah. the magpiticent bili of Mammo Tigi immodiate settlement of their indebtedness. bya a Christian Ascoc! Ming. N. B—Any ‘water in the ie ‘Alan. ty: some vi Statuary, Soptes of H . | OF otherw Mil accounts rem by Mail —s \Altended To. ye FREST MILCH Swe fo ire of MIT- bE Comicals. &e., ‘et pete cheap ogi tl log placed im the h CHELL & SON, Intelligence ‘nit! ates sont Fy ‘ ai = EY L. STEPHENS, Administratrix. SOR SA) cK Ht i EMENT. 1016-3 709 Tweitth ats org pe LOST AND FOUND. E ot 214105, with stable om rear. ission. 25 cts.: i | KRU’ : VARD.—Lost PAZ SETT LN G "TRAM hat or more, 15 cts; Schools of ten or mores Mem fuse i notice that on the 1th day of Feb- a hd fon seltine the greatest amount of first of Mareh meeting. all tickets sold, by them, to alt Day or Sut hs + Societies, NEw Youk, Feb. 16.—Flour less active and scarcely so tirm. Wheat For RT—No. 1604 kot bet. ith and Beh ste. ore ne Saltese Li aaire nest iy windows: &.,00 fo1s-2t street, near 2 six-reom FR, {Rep} Pan ier ‘@1—Six room FRAM 2th: six room FRAME on Li 8 D sti WM. FP. PoLreEAy Vink trobe.T Nnorrorot J-H-CARUSI. 1227 131 will be lif, March, nent thoroughly fipele ,Mand'N sts.” ‘The hous» i rhoms. = pate 4 Post "Siice. stating aE to OR ‘pet Be 1TE_OF ROOMS ase se | “Oy ae ees panes pad or fonam ‘on the Ist March. Rent moderate. ‘a on M pear N.W., te omice. N new, wi two'miles from G: sey fe 15-3t" |ASE—A BLACK MARE. Berit wands high, and not over six (6) years how 3:3) in harness. Address Bre, Ca CHAS. 3. KNODLE. eh SITUAT. by a first-rate practical Ss tacots folt-Im* fo 16-8t O STREETS, FOR town, vat “be rented cars. Addr H.. Mar of. | preterreds) or the He seer ad it be ij ose : or. the House without re red low ire EDWALD BROOKE, Stall r No. 7 and entrance, Could be easily tu Lot 16. a inches iyi. a Price $2,100; $1,000 and the balance ir in 6, 12and 15 month: 1.00 down, bal Sian down, and borenn ts SvitiEN 729 7th wt ipa tm ities eae ate KW mines Boal as ose of FURNITURE without the tro: street ip ode oer Bearer ar RCN tery | Steere teal B —House ARKET GARDEN vor SENT—20 ACKES highly cultiy sted jan. good dwelling, four rooms and cellar, barn, it &c.. al Tor one rN * fe 15-3" DWELLING ON THE “WEST SIDE Saad SIRE, ay SAND partied) tee children. “The very beat of Feforanc ORE FUR ERT-E TBNISHED < ol OX: Dr. PALM bet h oth. Gun SAUL Tih Opposite Post Offi. tel st* sic lne mrnnada ahs ANTED Te pire fe a FARMER or GARDENER, by a Scotchman, rhe has worked for 15 rats in the State of New York. Is well qualified to hi he ove of farm 0 len, And is himself a, sears ble workers 1 Tn- | south. Pries 83: a rner of © and Jogaire at DOW. * stress felS 2w* Ss at corner 7th ¥. Lif Agent N waraace Co. Fels eae NOR RENT HOUSE WASTED-A} SITUATION by a ang Lady laneeoen aes ing in a Choir, Address SO. Nee 9; Siar Ie : RAL Treasury. Apply st Ho. WANTED—An_ experienced ware, Ook, NOUL ROOM. tT) FU with good eorisy her aeedapply. | A fantiy with inwalnats grech fore _ fell-3e" EES st., bet 43 and 6th. | Suitabl ior housskeeping ——_ STORAG. TED Paton ishing to | fronting the park. STONE GOODS « can be accomodated on reasona- le terms ty calling at Green & Williams” Bran House on 7th street west, between G north, RNISHED Fu G aud ¥ reels fold 2 LOR, with commu: ont Board, to be from 7th. ROO. hi ‘Location int to Patent a Ponto eon. WASTED To ke lease for aterm of years, with the Bris lege of purchasi large lot GROUND, betwi and I7th streets northwest, suitable for a Wood and Coal Yard; or would lease a Wharf p erty suitable forgthe sauue purposes. Addceas,stat- | f'a{ion' neat th cation, alge and terme, office EASON 4 GLENN, G st, Wharf, i fea t23th 1 Be} Washington, D.C. ARGH. H WASTED—t sates from, 85 to worth of SECOND HAND FURITUR which I will pay the highest cath price WALTER B. WILLIAMS, — = Soll ee. Seeleo ame ond it. Wax rylody to Know that BRAZIL. LIAN PEBBLE and’ ahor SPECTACLES can hpenerurstal suited 0 a8 to hg es sight. and eh th here, at Sai 8, 5 00) tor toe HAV! A MQST DES SLD. N aN brid fronting ‘on lary aul healthiest 7 ANTE! Hs W Where ail Gibbs: ‘pewiNe's MAC We, the For its ie eat and nolse- cS. eartine fies is s,pramounced re ‘Sew: ta) home. skirt and Corset Factory reet, betwaonD | Price Wie E1-To rent or but, or rent with privil fels-tf ETO TEN AUKES 0 of purchasing. from ON porchasing. from ‘This is pal N70. © warrant in bankruptcy was # the estate of WM. M. BROWN, of the ton, of said District, who has been ad nderda bankrape dpon he resin eee creditors: hat the payments of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to hima orfor his nse. end the transfer of any property by cit SSDAY EVE at the residence of Dr.C_ 3 rk 2 fels 2t HEADERS LING 1 as business of i By order: HOMASO INDIANA REPUBLICS ARMY oF Tur RepraLic, - ADAMS GRAY POST. Febru: 00 ery wm t is earnestly reque particularly members of the veteran orbidden by law: That a meeti creditors of the said “sankrapt to grove thee dots and choose one or moi extate, will be held at a court st backups; i be hstden ae ties City Hall, in the city of achington, before J. Sayles Brown -R ister. on thezeth day of February, 0. wt Wo cloc! ALEX. SHARP, fe 1623 _U_ 8. Marshal of D. C.. as Messenai P= EMOVAL import MISS MIBLIE OMAR. Sorder of th LADIES’ HAIR DRESSER AND CHILDREN’S IW fit He (TER her new store, fro 3th street, w: re vpared to attend toall the br: or in be2te Pert ew = 1 2 Coat a5 J. 3. mays a Rey- PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, iRaxo | Between Ninth and Tenth Streets. th 3 Post at ar} BI Daily receiving Tarae And frosh supplics of the very best 18 KID GLOVES, Sizes from oy Oy ‘Beall colors. PRICE GREATLY REDUCED. folt-stit 7 Per Cent Gold Bonds sted to THE FAIR I Ej the benefit of ST. P. ontinued until THURS ticles om hy ; time will "be disps Ss" A TORPID s¥s Sometimes, without any assignable cause, the ial spirits give way. and m the body and intel o, perhaps, but the the nervous and mus: departed, and an Jeasmres of lif physical strength and a: a strange torpor falls alike lect. There is litle or natural vigor and elasticity cular system seems to hav indifferen grave teapot ps ies, takes th interest in both which characterizes every well unmistakably that the vital powers are languish In such cases the effet ing and need a stinmlant. eae HALL PATRICKS CHURCH will NG will be soldat auction sat until vsed of without Fegard to TEM. and ie place of t it At os, FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, * assvep py THE SUBLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIN- NESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY. FIRST MORTGAGE AND CONVERTIBLE, when IN FIFTY YEaus, TRUSTEES: £50N, Pres't Pennsylvania RK. Co. Pres. Toleda.Peorta & Warsaw K.K.Co. at present price of gold, yield over 9 percent. interest, and as an investment they are fully as secure as U. 2.5 2)'s, which now only pay Gg per cent. in currency. even of ite hat earnest few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ie | ‘They are only issued upon each section of the Road wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic os tot as th completed and in suecessfal up the system from its drowse. The se La-half millions of doliars the circulation receive a new impetus the Road. Eighty-three e relaxed nerves reco heir elasticity the operations of the strepgth of a mu: tuning. energy and vigor, the #piri last rad! . becomes ones more en at change should be pi ty devoid of the powerfa Will take the trou! tested the corrective and alt Ritters under the circumsta: February 17, at 7 vi importance will be brong By order of the Bricktnak: THE MEET D. Seleck ame, auth 3 oclock Fevruary t6 the Ist of April ear complaints aud app-al-: mselves aggrieved Valustion made in accordance wis "(Ste cy like the strument in the Lethargy and debility ace piu their faith on thi poisons, but if these sk * to enquire of those who have ative virtues of the io attend, as bastooee of before the m + Associati noaRh S. pASSESSo us WiLL ity Hall, from 9 rin, home ie ot lay excepted,) to persons who may ta replaced by * rise, and life that»! nest seemed a burden while the season of depr 4 and equipped, and already sk of the line is road rans. of the richest agricultural sections in America. rge population, extending with surprising ra- pidity. end its immense yield of grain, pork, wool and other agricultaral products, create @ pressing demand for the construction of this road, which af- fords the best possible guarantee for the bondhold exe, expecially as the line rans through the wealthiest and most thitkly populated section of the State. ‘The vond also runs throwsh the rich and growing State of Minnesota. Reference to the map of the United States will show th: prising and krowing portion of the West, and forms one of the great trunk lines in direct communication with New York, Chicazo and St. Louts, being to the latter city 90 miles nearer from Northern Lowa and all portions of the State of Minnesota than by aay other road now built or prejectod, and also the near- est rovte from Central and Southern Lowa. The road is opened for local traffic as rapidly as constructed, and thus K&UBIVES EAKNINGS ON 1TS COMPLETED SECTIONS GREATLY IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED TO PAY THE INTEREST UPON ITS BONDS BEFORE THE ROAD IS FINISHED, The sion feia-st™ ‘asment and G- CARROLL, — | buyer of these Bonds is therefore suarantecd by a trea? -8O&_{Chron.} _ Pres't Board of Assnseste. | sasiness abegdy in existence om the route af the rond, QFEICE, | WASHINGTON "skating | as weld as ly neve current carnings,and has noe 10rish CLUB At a morting of the WASHING. | any of the contingencies which always attend the Lat eee of BIO ean levied Yor tha pat, | opening of roads tm a new and unsettied country. eed peatage seta iia we teedtabs wah cinns|| A Uaclsed Guamilty only.of tees Beste est aw a oe nb on the Park: The mmbers are | offered at 9. the ofiee of the Recrciary. otherwise the ground | ster a thorongh investigation of the abeve enter- Will be sot cote Wack prise, we reconynend these Bonds asa first-class fe Rep) investinent, affording absolute safety, and paying an em POTTER Hi hereafter be st 212. G street, northwest, h and streets. fore, 1105 F street, northwest. unusually liberal rate of interest. All marketable securities at their full price, {ree of commission and eg express charges, received in payment. Pamphlets ‘PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY .—Notice en that all parsons in Arrears aud maps tarnished ou application, HENRY CLEWS @ CO., Sin'the PE Mill Cemetery. are hereb; « a + = Fequested to settle their accuunte within S tenth BANKERS, No. 39 WALL STE! Laue from to-day. otherwtss they will ba resold. By | For Sale by ger of, the Board of f Pirectars. JON G. KIL LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., See a ae tee sey 2 f0-Im BANKERS. PENN. AV..Com. 10TH st. Sma JO BANJO TAUGHT BY B. 2 BUBNELL, Canrers, OUBTAINS, &c. made to order. sett of SAM. 3.G. BAR ane, UR, Boukselier, ‘usical instru- | THE ME ment Dealers 829 Tih et bet at. iW and t jal7-lin* Tie DR. 8. D.G Ht tal BS EF sleet, Hn { ep iiy for an it a5 Salsimers. ‘petition on ot Apel CHURCH on pat ak — Drm. Bundsy School at 0.m. ems {9-18"ow reward will be paid the ‘ands ry at the office of | \ lard’s Hotel. = REWARD.—Lost, on the evening of rusry Mth. a POUKET BOOK. coutal S155 or mores also somo papers, ‘The ebswe t A be pai ith the Bt nth at between D D ile” mon {OR REN T— ROOM ee Le OMINE and Hets..AGARNET BRE. N. OA suit- | located: will | able reward given if returned to No. 917 mentee, ance street fels-3t* fell-6t ‘OST—A small JET. {CROSS (cold mounting) last nee Cathy in Lt ln Hl or betaine there EY. Real ih inet With and AitRING. the ander will lea $0 Pennsylvania av. BUSINESS CHANCES POR SALE—A CORPORATION LICENSE to sell Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and realy lothiud; Law about pine onthe to ra age an iyanis ats old and “fo sane fela-3t™ will SE MACHINE. Wh Tor fo Shine 4G) Gatrrol bet nant Sty, | Bouse: situs Also4'8 SYURNISHED ROOM tor tent at Sc ead vac aa a vi Y Tit AND | I $1,500 ¥ PINTURRS of first-class Dress. Fs waking and Ladies’ Furnishing Establishment with au established trade. Address BUSINE counter, TW Only nity. On! bie ave dol 2,300 in deferred notes for $2,000, ly payments of $30, with in: nthly. secured om pro- r $4000, said property insured Pie is @ first class investment. STAR Re Real yeatate Bk -E cor. N ESI RABLE, lars fel. st [Re ae N wis “of the} vr sale my CIGAR STOWES 308 Fy S60, cash, arvuh. Pric St ase OF DaNTAL, SHED FRONT Shaded) will be giv pon fou the aon ot Rent and wife for e¢) e3 jonth. c Address for rent on F street, 7th. Boarding-house kes modern conveniences, ENNER, ‘AistHUP street and Louisiana avenue, nm oo floor. Fat Penna. t and Pennsylvania nue. ‘The ci Reg er a favor by leaving it at this office te ALR. fels-a" | $7, Trench Pi Northwest, ne East Capitol Parl i and two squares from Railroad Company. Agply at No RENT—A two eo rooms and kite! large, substantial three-sto Mt ght rocens) om SA street east, bet rtween Cn. FUE NORTH SID é AND Sit STRELTS ie $2000 down and the roma House has four stories, rooms,and will rent for sixty dollars per month Bath room, water closet, and water and gas. Handy to the curs und the J Patent a to e rapitol. erence IRABLE Ri ON TH, EOF 1 tru TRE rie PeEWEEN 0 STREETS. y is of three coed front, nine 00m with cellar, water ‘aod m square, in one of the hi pcal ities in the city. be new. newly freatoed, tn the very 7 bon ot erten making a beauti red an the following accommd 140 down, and the remainder in one, tape J ur yours. JOSHUA WHITNEY & © 729 se eben DOR RENT—A very desirable HOUSE, of twatve modern conveniences, delightfully e 1 low to a good tenant AGGAMAN, 519 th st. Opposite Post Office. NT—STOREROOM No. 419 Lith street, wente me street, Northwest, having the FICE Shepherd alidinn 90s Pen ow. On accent Msctts avenue; and two arlyoin F LOTS, together or separately, Enquire at Star ¢ RESID per month. is one of Oe. FUR N. W., between 6th and rs need net apply. All ares mired, vay URNISHED PARLOR and BED: Apply at GO4 ith 9 with water at ory BRICK HO SE. with i F FH il Post Of JOSHUA WHITNEY « 729 7th street. between G and HL. Tahal excellent thrve st ith three-story back bu Missouri ave rd + being the late residence of 3. tice of Mutual Ansurauce Cony pany uk of w ‘isla SHED HOUSE .. Corner: fe 15-4 fine ca, prowl papered and ting terms: Gand # gas, near the Georgetown horse E ROOMS in the aventte, souti: nodaring terme, BRICK Ht STH the best and most Joors west, LASS ind nearly new, of feontlem: 2 of 8 large Shi ‘Winches high: sith ton glass doore two small Show Cases, 9 fect feT-tt Apply 5 411 1th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and Est. feis-dt™ ESR BAUS CHEAP Sthe STOCK and FIX TURES of a Coniectionery and Toy Store, An stord for any. kind of business.“ “itent y. BARKEM, new No. 403 7th street ng 7 rooms, with Puree Fux corner De” Will.out BOARD. at . FRICERS? PAY | ? Kowins and Board at the same place oO ipsa ACCOUNTS CASHED a si at these bac “= sh St i, MON. At = a eu O20 F ote eee UB. Treasury. NISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Ow ee eA ae Teany BARGAIN—A DRUG je Willard 9 STONE, on the northeast corner of Penn- il Pilyania avebiue and Twentieth s.reet; will bw ok Pid on Tope tine to a responsible party. Store has been newly filled up with a large as: A ezcenria rome. fiuent of new eau, and regener Sr | ee ENT tands in the First Wa factory Teasona ior “THOS. BE. WAGGAMA os contains ei $100,000 s588r 48 aside and back alle AOOMS for ren: ht rooms, RESIDE RTH SIDE, ‘s— hall; lot on the first floor, at No. 1492 Pa. ‘« Hotel. T—A HOUSE with teu rooms and stable, cen acres of land on Washington aud ‘Apply to. THOMAS W. SWANN. apitol « street, ete East Cy Real Estate Brokers, 729 7th street, between Gand ‘OR SALE—A two-story 7th street.near the corner 9 inches frout; jer in the yard. pm of United States Patent @fic ED PARLORS and3 BED gether oF ae Xo. 315 Peuna. avenue m Te built cottage sti, with garden in front, and wood shed and, al water in, Tear. pply 514 E street, corner 6th we E FOR SAL i BELWEEN Gra sale tat fy be r tera fe 5-eott ate, with oF ave., noarly fe2-Im*™ is brick, jal al Tecate, te same ot a PHOTOGRAPH EHS For pe rent GALLERY Foams bee epee eens | Tamera ns oo aa Address E NEWBUR) ‘itsbate “Ay ie cAgent, neon ection fatablished toven ye ara; doing z Rickmond, Virminia, busine Heat pein wil pan HEAP—A second: —- oa ae . re SALE ‘Too small for present owner's use. Inquire at jaz-tt F OR RENT. the Evening Star Office. (furpished.) i family." Board borhood, ire at be TOR SALE Three valuable PATENTS or oar ee mere itis 1733 Beacsiicis erodes Woneeees, ing Foghine, Ate fir ri EA ett juire at 5 'S Toy and Fancy FrREEDuEN’s NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. | Storstsiayth st ave. aud Dat. jazltt sade tentang titeitans tha WELL FURS ISHED AND COMPORTABLE jincalatsavanerty drcnin.taptartts | AL WELT ESR Rite treane hgty ane Department) will be open. front 830 PR t2 8-30 | how nd 2 c Naf one na for RECEIVING DEPOSITS ONLY. ThE is toacee mmodate 34598 Se8 lassen speclally. Preporite now reach 8 interest atthe pte ou: = three Sate | av ‘ar. er. tareet. D. L. EATON, astuaey. ee aa vith a nent © tenants. ly to Dr. A RLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS, Lop No. 554 TWELFTH STREET WEST, tone, of those Conxer of B Street Nori, WASHINGTON, D. C. fe tw JONES & KELTH, Proprictors. Fo SALE Ok ree se LET. ne pi selena xu bo SALE fettied town. Fent is enlled to t egies, | ING CLASS.—Wo are now «a Tam | Forge constant oar etna whole ‘of the ‘time or for blopat a ho Biutnone nee ight a pro promrabie, The Bas a RTO LET. NUMBER OF THOSE 1 BEAUTIFUL VILLAS, ‘ho attention ‘of patios BRICK ‘HOUSE, brome » rooms, wide ha th ae jals-tf a —Willoox a « Gibbs ‘SEWL iG MA- Fch: TIAN the ot rites © cote SITING wa. *,BAUMS Hoop Skirt tery. Teh strect, between D seed B noe ED Booes. Patents seta : avenue, opposite the eget HOFFA. NISHED HOUSE; nine rooms en mm Foe RENT Two large STORE RO pane ‘This is on 7th st. Tate Wait oppo. BROWN & 80N, York avenue and 15th Street JOR RENT_The DWELLING I No. — ago ania ee ra "REST streets; five rooms. te Janine we ars H street, Bots ats Fe REST Tropa eee we stories, back build. ee e i io E A. avenue. ae Mne of the above dwellings has recen the Hon. Jas. W. 5 master General. {OR SALE OR RENT—HOUSE 3 PES See __ | Rer mouth, of GEO. OR RENT—Twdtomfortably FURNISHED F KOOMS on first floor, ertane FORE mente. convenient to F street cars Pe abd Corcoran new hotel. Inquire 316 I street. Or CALE Te —Two new BRIG oK D WELL =f towns Terms'casy. Kpply t0- 0. _— 269 Pa. ave. ‘BOARDING. PURNISHED: Booms RA} RENT with or EF without BOARD: at No. 498 ‘Boarding st ane, weeks Fi ASS ITH PLEASANT FIRST ROOMS to te had eet asceetis terms, at p901. corner Peuneyiven! avenne and oth ett from most of the public offi i v RAL E EXCELLENT ed ‘FOR Bi No WOOD AND COAL, C eat coann te all i ASS BOARD, W. WooD! Woop! REDUCED EV PRICES. Consumers of Coal are invited to call before par. chasing. as we sell the best Coal in the market ai prices lower than the lowest. we Sawed and split or cord W.H. MARLOW, 7th street and Canal. “South side. At greatly reguoed prices. jength. fel2-2w" “Goon NEWS. o closeout my r ioHlowing ALLEY. ieee stock, I will soll ooD AND COAL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE, In order to t OU present heavy stock ot WOOD and shave this day weduced our rices baie Pe + ‘on of 2.200 Ibs. Red Ash White Ach ws = Cheetwae “ “ Fe he | per cord. Dak Bickory’ Wood per ja2t-Im N*®” STORE! NEW STORE! Having just returned from the Northern Auction Rooms, I can offer GKEAT INDUCEMENTS to all in want of DRY GOODS. DRESS GOODS, LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. from $1 up. rom 12 to 7c. te $5. ¥ BAXTER, nsyirania avenne, STYLE. pecuully informed Pept § high or low goes SEK renox ated art fashionable hope at AMS HAT FACTOR 3 ith #t., nade toorter. fel0 im A with Pebbles ys EYESIGHT accurate. and other Spectacles, by merely an steertng @ fere questions. H. H. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN, _ialtly Next to the National Hotel. ‘ATERER, Cc No. 391 Scott's Square, bet. Land K sts. west. The moet goepoctialt to his petcomae and #t: ore ey ame ze to gecommuodate Aor aL i nd ROWS on the E Psy pa plan. Also, . aie ats ‘DINNERS, BALLS, A neg aris ‘Dining rooms always reedy. ‘bola JNO. A. GRAY. | pluton imenred 1833. JOBN McDERMOTT & BROS., COACH a DEALE a. ee 310 Penneylva r 34 ws eAMILAGES AND Ha RECEIVED ON STORAGE " COMM pasion. _CARRIAGES REPAIRED. = Roe A HANDSOME STOCK OF BEAL LACES, OLOAK VELVETs, SATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS, NESS ‘AND SOLD ON Dresses and Cloaks to order. (336 Penneyivanis avenue, nov 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. aS one AGERCY ror 7 THE DISTRICT, DUPONTS CELEBRATED POWDER, Btore of account of the 7 Washingt: 3 AL a MAGNETIC AND HkAL Ob, et can be Sodtahs mp os pow all Basinees ae Cc. PSTARe wn Wik canvass rat ersedraste TY faeries way aN ene Reba s vi Siena TH GRA ‘and Test Medium. Hotel. corner 6th st by Sire HON Se ‘inercitne AC INTAN leman who bas trave: Ws dose when necessary at his own pene fers Renting dosease rather than discussing social oblems of no interest to aMicted humanity ‘e street, south of Penne Iwan: LADIES DOCTOR —Married or Sing 4 anters success in every case or no charg. Bust hess confidential. Married Ladies Secret. no hum bug: enclose five Stamps. Address Mire bs SON. Baltimore Post 0) xpenae. bat pr eo Ti cr. ul imaporter of Goods from f pople, Bay ae, Boreouse, “Bias 9 Baskets. Sotropstitan DSR BMol JO FEMALES “DR. ant wa ME DURBU (3 years practice) Tanto relict mend ied ladies with or wir Female rest. rom a distance provided with Electricity sctentifieall Tweaty eighth street. near Th: tone interview. such specialty city There desiring ireatment 8 fener in the utmost confidence eapody Rooms 414 Tenth strhot. aleve P enue. av Sympathetic Physi No vata went ath street, between reat fecanea with, VITALS Sag. STC POV N and as rHOUT Piah 5 ons made ian te will be happy t ardStoz, Diseaves and A thoreugh cure fs gnaranteed “im the horton ‘tiene Possible. Ladies suffering from Irregularities are 8 all cases. Office ‘oered an cure dayand night, SIBSON BROTH: G BOOK AND DB PRINTERS, 271. south side Pennsylvania avenue, Gtrestrict atioution to be . ° Beek ANd S08, Wane ogni Be ant Pri ormted, BY BH. PO. a 1K uN jaltly — Datreet, ‘between Sth and 7th streets, D* isk - Le Hecidence No. 329 1 strovt, near Mth and Office Ne: 252 F etree dest PRitvsorar OF MARKIAGE, Anew Course of Lectures, at New York Museum of Anatomy. aa the Jects:—How to live aud what to live f Old Age; Manhood S i of Indi ¥ int y wo Soe oe ncn I alarriage Pullosophically comuaerehed ‘ze. chet volumes containing these Lectures will = forwarded to parties enable to attend, on {oer stampe.by CLOTHING, &c. suse of LATEST IMPORTATIO} SPRING SEASON, 1870, PER STEAMER BREMEN. ENGLISH CASSINERES - FOR PANTALOON WEAR, JUST LANDED, AND RECEIVED BY Saks & fels NEW No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. KF, * S8uERcEs, * (Saccemor te H. F. Lovpox & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, tan, Hotel, late Brown) R* AD THIS: — CHRONIC DISEASES Of Long Standing and the Most Agsravated Char- acter CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. DR. FANYON, Dynauic, Physician, ee on Hicted , ye publi Dife generally. Seats ey thtmetece pee therwe FAN Yor. W=sneninr <nomn STEAM MARBLE WORKS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Between 18th and 13th sts., weet, Washington, D.C, MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, aan IMPORTED BST Ba aE re af Martie for BUILDING PURPOSES, 2 8 STRASBURGER BROS. Have just opened a large assortment of new stemenge ares ma MEsees ene bs pee oT Pan's Avesus, sean Lite Suanss West, ——— ow