Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Largest Circulation in the District Reai ing Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: jovember 19, 1870. t, togive some lomne. £ to the gro Oar subseribers have a-on to complain « the manner in be advertising has continued to trench reading matter wutil it has gradaaily a large proportion The use of a double sheet, from time to time, seems to be the most feasible way of administering equal justice to both readers andl advertiser, and we shall try how it will work, forseme weeks at | feast. usurped the paper. ssee- Where Sball the Commission ternal Bevemue Come Freay A pretty strong sentiment seems to be develop- ing latterly in favor of a western man for the Commissionership of Internal Revenue,—not om geographical grounds, as might at first be supposed, but on the ground that thar section of the country pays the largest propor- tion of the taxes raised under the internal reve. nue laws, and that it isonly just and fair that the head of the office should fully understand the resources and interests from which the bulk ot the income is to be derived. In support of this theory, which they claim to be sound and worthy the attention of the Executi those favoring a western man for the place show that of the estimated receipts for the fiscal year end- ing June 90, 1872, the western States are ex- pected to raise $57,617,375 75 as against $39,201,- 735.5 to be raised by the eastern and middie States, or against $55,800,651.19 to be prodaced by them and the southern States added together. In other words thatthe western States and terri- tories yield $3,816,712.56 more revenue than all the country besides. It is held, farthermore, that as the western and soutbern States are agricultural and producing communities their wants and interests are identical, and that a true statement of the revenue account would show $ 299.59 in favor ot a western or southwestern man to $39,201,755.35 in favor of one from the eastern or middle States. im addition to these reasons, those urging them argue that there is grave impropriety in selecting both the officer who collects and the officer who disburses the public revenues from the same quarter of the country, inasmuch as the inevitable, though of course unintentional, effect of that arrangement is to identify the fipancial policy of the government with, and in | some degree subordinate it to, the interests and influences which govern in the eastern centres of capital, while those of the wealth-producing portions of the country are practically over- looked, or at best but imperfectly understood. As a rule, considerations based upon geo- graphical divisions or State linrs should have Little or no weight in determining selections for official positions, bat {t cannot be questioned that they do enter into the account, and that, other things being equal, it is both expedient and proper that all the varied interests of the country should be represented as nearly as may be in its government. Beside, the reasons pre- sented in this case do not rest merely on geo- graphical considerations. They rise, rather, to the dignity of recognized principles of political economg; and, whether one agrees with them or not, it must be admitted that they are not without considerable force. Whether they will LT the desired effect with the appointing power remains to be seen. — Fire Att ALone THE Lixet.—The Patriot Opens uj its batteries this morning, in obe- dience to the popular will, and calls upon the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com- pany to pave its portiow of Pennsylvania ave- nue as other parties are required to do. This places the whole press of Washington on the side of the people, as it should be, and leaves that corporation withodt an advocate except i paid writers who procure their communication: to be published as advertisements, but whose support seems to do it more harm than good. Powerful as monopolies usually are, by reason of the effort, capital and influence they are able to combine and concentrate, and particularly strong as this one is on account of the rich fran- chise it holds free of assessment, it will not prove powerful enough to resist the unanimous voice of the press, backed up as it is by the un- divided demand of the public. — Joun Brit ayp Broraer JonaTaay.—if we are to believe Mr. Hiram Fuller, the London correspondent of the New York World, John Bull is in a great pantie over the belief that President Grant has put in a peremptory de- mand for the setilement of the Alabama claims, indicative of a good understanding entered into between the United States and {tussia. It is probable, if there was any such ides atloatin London, it originated, in in some way, through the recall of Mr. Motley. The supposition that this country Bas formed an alliance, offensive with Russia is, of course, utterly absurd; though we have a common cause with Russiaon one point, that of making the Dar- denelles a free highway. Nevertheless, no- body this side of the water will be much sorry to see John Bull in a panicover the idea that the Alabama claims may be forced upon him for settlement at a most inconvenient moment. “* Conscience makes cowards of ns all The Chicago Republican, an independent re- publican paper published at the home of what is called the “revenue reform” movement, scouts the idea that it is necessary toform a new party to carry out the reform idea. The paper says “There can be but two parties in this country; and the attempt to manufacature one out of the revenue reform cry will be a disastrous failure. t the republican party be reformed, and it ll answer all good purposes.” The Republican, it will be remembered, sup- ported Farwell for Congress, who was elected by @ large majority over John Wentworth, the ‘Tribune's candidate, and therefore the former paper can very justly claim to be a better ex. Ponent of republican opinion in Illinois then the Tribune, the inventor of the ‘‘new party.” ————_~e SECRETARY Fis ow THE SiTvaTion at Home AWD ABROAD.—The views of Secretary Fish, given elsewhere, on various subjects of importance, will be read with great interest. His ideas are those of a practical, clear-headed American statesman, and will be fully endorsed by the American people. In regard to home affairs, it will be seen that he comes to the sensible conclusion that the people will pot be misled by buncombe cries of reform, when they see that strict economy and an honestly successful endeavor to reduce our debt, to relieve them from taxation, and to foster the development of our great resources, Constitute the whole aim of the administration. Taz Tracuzrs Nor Pamw—War’?. teachers of the pul ctintnans mast aken third month without pay, in consequence of the failure of the Councils to pass the school appro- Priation bill. The bill in fact has not even been reported in either branch we hear. This is pretty hard on the teachers. When there is law to pay them there is no money, and when there is money there is no law. Pretty rough! Harry up the bill Messrs. Councilmen, and see to it that the city is not disgraced by having its unpaid teachers running around to the brokers getting their bills shaved at a ruinous discount. The Crispin societies of Massachasetts, at a recent meeting in Boston, perfected a State organization, and decided that hereafter there shall be no more strikes in the society, and that the society shall be changed into @ co-operative one. It was also decided to ask the legislature to sid them, taking the ground that the princi- ple involved is the same as that approved in the aid voted to certain railroads. The Crispins in Massachusetts number about twenty-five thous- aud. Sgxatog TRUMBULL'S PostTion.—The Chi- cago Pos! published at the home of Senator ‘Isumbull, doubtiess gives a true explanation of bis posit’on when it says M1 is certainty tn favor of the manner of conducting civil service. ‘These » eforms, andl others of thin the their which he spoke, he would republican party. He wonld 1 nees of success by puttir gover ito the bands of the « ‘ has never reform Such is the position of the Senator from IIlt- row. Atthe proper time he will make known his views at length, and they will, we have no Coubt whatever, command the of the Tepubl h party, and of intelligent, candid, and jatriotic men of all parties. ——— 08 The Republican is pegging away actively at the projected driving carnival on the Avenue when the new pavement is laid. It is @ good idea, and must be carried out. Go ahead, neigh- bor, and trot out the teams, and we will do our best meantime to coerce” the stingy railroad company into paving its tracks so that the ear- nival may be a suceess. +202- In the Baltimore City Couneil ast ® yetition was received from the Judges and Clerks of the several Courts of Battimore city asking that the streets surrounding the different Courts may be paved with wood ———— s2e0e- FINANCIAL AND ND COMMERCIAL. The Wall street markets were all in a state of feverish excitement yesterday and the fluctua- tions were more violent than for some aim past. In she Gold reom the tape winner very large and attended with much excitement. This was caused by cable telegramsfrom Europe, which reported lower prices tor bonds, and an uneas' feeling in financial circles fone On the S! Exchange the pressure increased and at times stoc stocks were sold with § freedom. This finally resulted in a decline in the active shares of & to 2 per cent. or about 1 ber cent on the av The day closed a th some abate- ment in the excitement, a steadier feeling, although Wall street ae Th eanerally are very much mixed in regard to the fature. $5095.20: extra é “ity, mil Iesuper O54 #8; a was . 9 25086.25. sli "ss. em Wiest steele: a jary tend 8004 to prime. 1. Testa. Core ‘Sas cay Sacopt tor areal’ ro—unchanged, except for new ye low, white is quoted at <tase. Outs higher at, 50053. by isions Lupron Whisky firmer at 9.91 Batts Nov.19 | —Virzinia stxes, old, 49% bid Sis aaked; do. 1885, 59%, bid: 61 asked: do. 157, 3 New Yor«.Nov. 19 —Stocks stronger. M. Bab + non Bes : mS ; rons. 5 20's ne Virgints B jonas. old. &. do. now. New Yorx. Nov.19.—Flour: te ton ween SaWe. better. Wheat Corn firmer but ut ouiet Pince of Decrvation. barom ter. | oudy 4 bight ee ‘wae Resunteeeseveweeuzente SPARRRBUNGISABS BE BRBNISS Buffalo. N.Y. w Rochester. N.Y. N.W Oswego. N.¥ N-W. Brisk 0.15 Cloudy Ww on W. Fresh 6.19 Fair Rew W oBrisk 0.01 Fair Boston, 3) OW. Fresh 0% Fair -OFFICIAL. peniapiagell 10. en. that’ "he FAX «SFO! ze Tear pera levied upon the Teal aad, per in theelty of Waspingten, Dincigt at pert; sth Salant ‘will be payableou and afer Octeber iach "A discount of often cent. will be ieeed teyon all payments made tl Brier to November . Also, @ benncong ed five per cent. from November sth to December 1570. Fereoms [upon whose Leet there is a special [rous of pay ing the same, will so state at lying for the general tax bill. re tax which amonote indred and Alty dollars mt, can One-fiftn of ald tax jn cortiicaiva of tadobied te ia Wise Orre Hatt, Slee cf E Cs xe far wasty. cee wil greatly ties epplying. & ries it for ta: certified Rash weterenien ere drawn. On the of F |, the books will be glowed sand sf tame dee cad ee grata owe adver- Ocls 2 ity Cullector. So THE ABATEMENT OF TEN (10) PER OBNT (e further criennet ane til the Bin of Bovem- ber, 1870. F.a. BOS no 11- “Gity Cotectse. wd MINERAL WaTERs. 1" #KENCH GLASS SIPHONS. SOLD a? MILBUEN’S DRUG STORE, 631 161TH BrREeT, oprosirs TaxasuRy. a PULAR BODA, KISSINGEN, VIOHY, SELT- ZER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERS, OM DRAUGHT ALL THE YEAR. ecot-tr be hel |, Ber Bec. PLB, Wort! 0 streets. ject TO- JERUSALEM = ol rest, eetwore 5 Seats all free. FEE BEV. JF POWERS OF MALDE ay for UNIVERSAL, u eameeel F and 9h. jening. Beate free. it" ig Bs ‘ti, i ngorciack pe ne Uren! 2 SESS {THER MAGUIRE WILL DE Saaiadarcsson TEMPERARQ& ou SUN- BvENTN at 0 vetrck. athe lst streets All are invited t JOHN HOGAN, Sec. attend. ioe ta A Er FINE FAMALE BERKSHIRE PIG B SALE, about ten months old; at 2145 K street nol? 3t” OPEN? 7 HOUSe + CRMISHING SToRe re ear Pennsylvania er Bouockecpors should “sak fon ontet nold-$t yous LADIES SCHOOL, (Miss WRIGHT S,) 1013 New York avenue. 54 SECOND TERM commences MONDAY, No- vember eugene ber quarter. rma nOvE ARDS ‘or the next ten pow! itt oft sty large stock of and Second-hand FUBNITUME, stare gm pat cust. Persons in meal of} household vote will do well to torcall ‘bet OF rae, MEETING. Fo SALE= he undersigned invite the ladies of Washington, A BARGAIN. Seen and oe Py who sympathize with the ing people of France, to meet on TUESDAY. A Splondid the 234 ost. at 120 clock Boon. at Marioi ¢ Danciag Academy. B'street. toc cert ineasure= ff a fair ie aid of the wounded. the widows, aud orphans of the French arm: Mrs L. D. Mrs ©. Gantier, rs. De i Det an fatto Pal if ee E Groux, my wes EEB HOM 1ESTEAD ASSUCIATION LAND DEPARTMENT on PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSOCIAT.ON { the District of Columbia having tully organized the Land Department of the institation.are now pre Dared ty purchase squares of ground (in whole or in art) in eligible locations. with the view of imm= Miately commencing the er ctivn of dwelllugs for tte members. Persons having unimproved property for sale are requested to address Communicariona stating Keration snd terms) to. Mess Downing, & W. Bruff and i. C: ting Commies, to Bev. Roborte, etre ce af John B. EI 3 Louisiaus aveuue. By ondec of the Directo order of the Directors. as abe sone ELVANS. Poa Taps f Pat. cotw: San. Chron | imate ts 7 Isi mere Orsabal’y '» OFFics, { Cricaso, ILLixots November 10. 10 The examination of the ¢faimas of 1567 under the ‘the peor gress, is 2 dersigned, in ‘is city. Alt interest = ia th ame, who are desired to not already appeared, sent their ckaee or po Ts. with wach Fi oof in Pier suppptt ae they may have to submit, eltir in perscmor by attorney, without delay reer yw AMES A. HARDIB, nolé. -6t Inspector General U.S Army LEVY COURT, WASHINGTON COUNTY. BO. Mth November. 190 —The Levy Court ve the County of Washington having ‘ it conducive to the public ititeresta to open a Koad in the county. connecting the Piney Bt ch Foal with the Blair poad. through the land of 3 DM ¥ - Uockerell, JF + and have ounty Sur is hereby given teal persoms i seid rowt. and who have objections to the making the seme, to sabmit their cbjection to this Gourt at ts next regular sessivu. The Court will them aud there hear t] By order of the Court. N. LUAN, Dold 2aw3w Clerk ot the bev ie a Ht Snater D PLEDGES for sale at 8. TEIN & Cr hand G0 OFF IOB, 207 und 209 4% etrect west, near nnsylvania avenue. ‘NAT ct SAVINGS BANK, Ce lore ad AND Ns ons av Pays . PER ‘SENT. POsITS. iim. NOTICE. _ mommy TO LOAN on deferred yalance base motes tor by of puret money. WM OLTZMAN Attorney aw. northwest cor ner 6th and Louisiana avenue. [Rep.| oc 29-tf NOTIOE—All indebted to me are no tified to settle thetr Wile by the first day of january. isvl.or thay will be tendance. focl ual") 8. OFFICE OF mariomay FRECDMEN'S Fi Seqeuth AND TRU iF Com rane at Noto! h. 1570,” preci TAL ‘NOTICE TO KR All mo TE the Com: FT, Bank * er (cess au BAEMLESS AS WATER. BATTAN'S CEYSTAL DISCOVERY, FOR THS HAIR, Is warranted te restore gray hair to its origi color in from three to ten days, prevent the hair from falling, and cure dandruff and scurf tn about two months. It is also an excellent dressing for the hair, giving brash dry and wiry bair an clegant eng gloesy appearance. It contains nothing poisonous, and fs as clean and clear es water. Bverybody can use it with perfect confidence. ‘The fact that some three thousand bottles have Deen sold in town within s few months is proof of ite entire success, ‘For sale by all Dreggists, and et the Depot, corner 24 and D streets H.W. aa fae _ WEED SEWING MACHINE, (Direct from the Factory.) Apply at BLEKS’ SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, SUTHEBL4ND'S SHIRT FACTORY, It 940 F street. WANTS. WANTED-A ‘colored GIR. to an chem end take Soe oe childre, aE a y ANTAD—ByaW cote a SITUATION to d ral housework. in@ private S39 = FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. Ts LARGE NPWI? werery =e Roows, 7 Aath stree’; water in rooms. erate FSENGHED on OUTS jemi y,at 927 ‘Bawe™ Apply at + or 421 7 Ww ABTED—ar Dyers a two pyAtTERs Asrey COOK, and NI aT ary J.P. BALL, Proprietor tte __J. Fs Bib. Brepeistor. _ os yASTED deed ot trast on Improved W xch- ineton city property, wort he ane ot st Leal for two years. Apply to FITCH & Boe. Teh et ole wast ED BOARDING, i for gentleman, Indy, and tw: small, cheerful room: Pastry or cakes: healthy ermanency. WANTED-A good BAKES. at «89 B str et. between 44 and 6th street, south. no 13-2c" locality. * Fourth-class ch RENT—\ torcisoet BALL BED ROOM. for @3 per month 939 anette are nue, bet ween 9b and Wh street nol? at” T2 BEE FURNISHED BOOS, 9 «cond foe pt street, between @ 2 a Terms reasonable. sirests. Feu RENT-A fiocly FUCONISHED HOUSE be modera lar prov=ta~ats. om Oth sirent, factiy ve Lkae?. ‘auctions aca ne Botare B PUR = ENT Pos wile roway HOTS, 4 ar Pa large rooms. wide «tsircates and pss for offices. Alen, with the above, or sep rs the STORE. front o tar the rune long aed «< = bookstore Franck bm ow or oracd Moun @ Bester. Apply =2 338 India Fai. = tormiabed eine Ameks. in s be —BRICK DWELLING. 603. corner Streets northwest. Terms $Samonth. ANTED-—At No. @¥0 Grant Place. a WHITE Immedisiey wssension given. Apply to WM. HO Waite. Cook and do gencral housework: | LAY. heal Rotate Agent, 6W0'd amore References required. nols-3t™ | west nol’ Was, ANTED A WHITE GIRL to take care of = | F)OR RENTA HOUSE: on North B sirset a dmake herself usefal lerences rr aired to Madame ¥, BOBDE, No. $05 “npsy van! nols-2t* Wits MAKERS. Apply ai & -cl Penney ivania ‘avenue. mgt Maiame eels Wn Tra ropa eae ‘enn antial Worki a g235) at AST RAG opuiae Cl ios a Pennsylvania avenue, No. 1011.) Coat nd Nth streets, three doors BORDE W54ltTko—a WHITE wom 0 genera! hout-work for a small famiiy. appr 1537 8 street, Senne ee was At 902 12th street NW ow = WOMAN who can aettind Bon aod 3 do plan sewing. y ANTED—A ST TION aa honseke Ww middle amimen. At dress * How a 1333 oh st “Washington, DolT, Ww NTED—By a Wd . EMPLOYMENT by the werk or ‘mont ; Understends dres: making-and is @ first class operater on ¢ Bak remachine. Gall at 447 6th street M.W. street. Dost v 7ANTED—A FACUATION by a French cook (male) tn a Sret-class hotel oF Srece'e note to A. Ps Sear Ofes, W43TER-A mart, -Iadanirions YOUR penman 4 mended. "Addrers Bow IP btar Dthen, WAXTED_ Permanent, small HOUSE: 6 ors roome and hall, north of Pennsy! ate ‘a¥enue, south of Teh and Mth streets: treet, between Address ‘Office, $13 Mth street.” by» Go gee} GIRL to do the housewo! WwW small om Must come well recom mended. 4p the Agency of the Singer ‘Sewins mh street. Near Penna. tt AgEE WANTED—The PariOnAL, CAP) EA LIFE INcUBANCE COMPANY, 1103 ington and Geo! Hi ‘at the ofion on ee iy . ay Tt hron.} Oe Wii oat ne those ho vaine fete sight & Be bet NE DOL! BO iratel; tratted te = ent by ra a. beter the Optician, co Sh tereot and Pennsylvania se tal Inemeters of all kinds. jel W4NTED-Pantixs HAVING BOUSSBOLT of Can save money by calling at 408 S Watecrost, vege Dare y je6-ly Farnitare Dealer. large. sens HEMPLEND Ontong uae th wtzes, ptician Stor al Hotel ‘epis-t _ LOST AND FOUND. __ L&37;4 LEATHER POCKET BOOK, contain agit money and various other articles A ful cation of. and reward for sane will be at MIDDLETON & ©U.’S Bank. Lest iracess vening. November Tp F ares tore VEIL. for which a suitable rout suitable reward will be given i! left at Mrs. DELA RU 234 Penn. avenue. It” mare from the Capitol.) between Ist atrest eas’ and ‘De ere arenas. with fs Rent, $l onth. Ingtire at house opp polo "aC 5. —A three story FORMA. fost te HBAP—FRAMB HOUSE. of six ES fend stable corner 15th and K farniture in the hi will t ‘and the house rented. \T-HOUSE 2136 eae ave rs. being three-story and basinent Bent $50 per month. eed assy Pennaylyanis ave bue. near corner 13th sti nol tf ON THigp Also, two com Son second floor ao 15 3t" OB BENT—HOUSE No. 419 cat 1ith stroci nor h, half square above Penne; ivania avead containing 12 rooms, besides bat gas through ion given at once. fo CLEMENTS & CO.con promises SALE—Two FRAME HOUSES on Frans eee eee ay and P an containing 5 rocms ¢ an 520 cash € ‘and t! alence i 111 be sold at @ IT—Several ant Soom. fanfar Leitor Saane Apply at No jorth K second flor OR eet mpuihaeee ee and M, Dy 10 feet to payed 10 foot alley. Improvement Four story Brick D)vellirg. with * Ot of andsomely Haid « and Sowers. JUAN JOVLE, 313 Ten ot bell daw t UB SALE OR BENT—FOUBR NEW vais, Pinoy. six. = » DWBLLINGS, Sraee a 1m Tet, a qeire-ot BH MARSH.632 Fst NW. > LET YouN.& Potengi stent PaGORREY 8 ved by larae three story BL . ree. ie a rey nsy’ ‘aven ‘Two STORES and DWELLINGS, on K strest,be tween 19th and 9th. A handsome PROPERTY. at corner 234 and M streets, with 16 rooms and ti Kk. Vi D 611 7th st., opposite Post BR RENT—A BRIOK “age ed = eight ay gad gas; plossantiy oi ‘Ss » Door, canal. Ww ian commie Gsking it most dest family desiring an elegant establishm: but a short dit located co from the Arlington Hoss, Real et ate 1624 F street, near (7 no? 5t {Ohron. & Bepub | FOR SAEE~One BRIOK HOUSE, 1754 Titi street north Two BRICK Pits ‘SES on Turner street, betwee 9th and loth and P and Q northwest. 522° BEIOK HOUSE on O strect, between ath and One BRICK. Bouss on %h Q streets porthwesi One BBICK HOUSE, in GRANT'S BOW, o» Capitol Hill. Pd BBICK HOUSE on T street, between i2th an? ‘eet, between P an —— BRICK HOUSE on D street, betwsen New Jersey avenue and Ist street southeast All with modern improvements and now. n a Thom PSON. Auctioneer. old tft 305 9th street northwest Fo RENT—Forni-hed or unfurnish=d, one or More yery pleasant ROOMS, for gentlemen . 1320 Letrectsfaciug Frank-iaSquare. nel? 26" {OR RENT—Two Ihetdgo « PARLORS, with BED BUOM it 4 street cara. Patent OM ret RENT—A email FRAME AOUS| Istreet, between 4th and 5th — T room: water in the vars. Spor oe Magsact one, between 4th Sth | ss HOU. = FOR Nu Bat UKNITURE FOK 3AL B—A patty, by par- chasing about See Toe so of F ae E the Tr id both lines of street cars. “Address 8. H Ofice. corur N 43 Ms For key apply at Tt sti nols-tf morning. on D etree! ween 7th 4 and lth, a DRAWING of sgrpund plan and from: elevation of a three-story build ‘ase leave it at Star Office it" NAKEN U P—Trespassini my fi 4 smal ‘GOW, which the uwnertan have hy pay: ARK MILLs at Loss by Fire. INSURE AGALNST IT, with 4. 8. PRATT & 80N, nold-tr No. 3, ¥. M. ©. A. BUILDING. No. 456 FINE CHROMO, a —_ suet THE CHANG ED ckoss. )stuest. hs og take up thy cross and follow me. A Picture that prosches—an ‘ornament and sermon whe. ‘above Beautiful Chromo on exhibiticn and MARERITER’?, No. 456 7th st , on Dand ber, TEEMS, POSITIVELY dasa Son iS.) Also, on’ Free Exhibition and Sale, the Original ov RECOGNITION by Constant Mayer. ‘ pols 3t* defore Novem! vill ~ sold at our next auction a6. i S:. GOLDSTEIN & 00., nol7-td [Chr.&Rep.] 207 and 209 43 strect. aes SUTHEBLAND'S SHIRTS. SHIRT FACTORY, 490 F Street, SHIRTS. Is the best place in the city to have your nol?-eoly SHIRTS MANUFACTURED. BRIDAL PRESENTS. All the newer styles of elegant JEWELEY, WATCHES, FANCY SILVER WABE, CLOCKS, BRONZES and FINE PARIS FANCY Goops, Designed especially for BEIDAL PRESENTS. M. W. GALT & BRO. & CO. ‘nol7-3t 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. 5 eaenonte SUCCESSFUL in selling BOOTS AND SHOES AT LOW PRICES, hi if sieht reat facture. w! which will 10OTS and ACR CA by calling as 906 Tth street. Tend K, }, fall stock ase, IPE GAITERS and af hg Pi ), for Ball or nol?-tr z | ee. Bat PePaE 2 ROTH Be gee 98 Chatham Birds and Amimais, are constantly receiving - oce: WHITHEY OVEROOATS FOE 810. CHINCHILLA OVEROOATS FOR g19, BEAVEE OVBROUATS FOR $15. DEBBY £UITS FOR 911, DEBBY SUITS FOR 913, DERBY SUITS FOR 915, JUST RECKIVED aT THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE A. STRAUS, 1011 PBSNSYLVANIA AVENUE, nol5-6t Between 10th and Ith streets. nara ing charger 19, 1870 ards of POINT A PLICA Novem! Dols st® I O>T Un Thureday alternoon, a handsome nl re oe te and Peno Arey liberal meee COLLAR nnd several between cornet Th enue paid if left at the ‘Star 0 FYE, DoLbLars aEWisD—r, whilst [ed outof fe carr; House, a kB! OCH: finder will reeefwe the sbore sbewl to PHILP & ‘OLOI Sooneyivanie avent Hast night at ‘all's Opera ice beta: ‘ard on bri © 3’ Bookstore wat —On ye aie lth. between 34 a 5 4 canes iE, of Veal ‘and black enamel shape of. ‘naitese cocked i nett” on the bec! iil - Do Fricin; OCR ET HOU! it m: visiting cards of O. between . Pennsy! vania evenue and 31 id Gatreets, Whoever will ae vo fame to voi? ‘9th street shall edene rd TSS and liver colored ge a POINTBE DOG. 95 reward will beid for bis retara, or formation hick recove! RLEXANDER NY en street, MASON, 7th street, near F, 920 New York aveno: ~ ba 0. REWABD.—Strayed or stolen, on the even. SE ea ae ee) name of owner Any one giv ig information his whereabouts will Teseive the a 2 EULING. ‘Ban Hang Lo 2t 1232 Pennsylvania at ‘avenue, BOARDING. ee RST Boag Pi ANT Fiore ‘Ooms! fo be"'had on trounce terms at a26\; cor. Peaney ante og jae and 19th street. Good location and accessible. “ously hacanaiiae J. May, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAS FOR 8ALE LYONS BUACE Apt CLOAKING VELVETS. eu poo inches wide, at §12 and See Se SILKS. (host makes.) Lupine ne zm FABRICS for SUIT: in greets gabe peed oh low prices, DS. a speciality ait tho old ant new Fabrice, We are the sk fhe galzotgie e! lo” and * we az” Se AS oie on arg we charge on all the Goods named above. BI Terms Cash. &F One Price Only. nols eo3tit M's beth x. poe matty ah BS MAREN TO ae emia ovtr MAY Dry Goods Store, 939 Penney nol5-eo8t Rae SHKIBTS, FULL BIZ! EAMLESS FELT, VERY HEAVY, A GBEAT BARGAIN— ONLY $2.25 EAOH. BOGAN &@ WYLIE, _nol2-tf 1018 anp 1020 Sevents Bt., N.W. Te THE LADIES AND vl ak OF CHOLOB ANTS.—1 have for sale ton Bun Biren UD Rieke dere prome See ’ 3 ‘Boll-tf HE HIintsen S ST SHIRTSM Sy aera (oouth side.) end bave taken by forhis SuPRovED PA . SHIRT PA‘ (8 cut to order. ADAM GEIB.) _[PRANKE GEIB @ FINCHKEL, No, 1012 F STREET, near Uth SOLE AGENTS FOR DUNHAM & BONS STANLEY & 50'S PIANOS; AND PELOUBBT, PELTON & 00.8 PABLOE OB- TUNING AND BE! hang a ‘s] rege ag tye he ‘treet, form: occupin| ¥ Sut 83.0004 year ‘Also. next next to S abiel, HOUSES rooms, Px ins es . E. WAGGAMA nolg-6t 514 7th eaves +s opposite oy Ofte VALUABLE ‘PROPERTIES FOR BALE, ‘The attention of those desiring real bargains in FIBST CLASS PROPEBTY in oar ety is called to the following: rs from Pennsylvania a "Bs feet — inches front 6.000; which is remarkabl, Cheap. and on easy terms: oF will exchange for cits roperty. ? On we: fs fow doors above Pennsylvani- tha of three bat PE eard back tnitiiae, with stor. sod 6 cel cellar 7 95.400 : part dows, and city proj ay wil be accepted for balance of payment. Apply OMB & 5 BEN te. BLT Be Oo On D street, ti nue, four-story BHIOK. 100 feet to 30 foot all ley. © olé-4t UNFURNISHED BOOMS. / keeping; gas and water. lith street wols-at OB SALE—Several BUILDING SIT 8S, of th acres each,on Balti twelve from city. "Apply Boom 3, Navy 4 'T—HOUSE No. 622 Penns; psite Met i Ing house Btore No. 694 FS, SALE—A two-story pressed bri HOUSB. on T street, between 12th and. Lt! streets. N. W.; water and gas, bath room &c.; nice yard_and woodshed: garden plat Apply to THOS. THOMPSON, Auctio nold tf 305 9th street. N. Fo, SALE CHEAP—One of those neat two story aud basement sponge on Detrees street, con er and gas; bath [res street. OUSE ga DEST. Anos! THE FURNITURE HY for sale. 8 boardi: se fe years. wor Farnitare wilt bewid for bet cherie Mo. 315 Penna, aveaue, between 34 and tt! ‘It must be so’ nol2-tDel" ‘OR SALE—That very valuable four story aed bie Front By ioe ‘at the corner of Pen: ‘vis avenue and 1 nine i i most desirable ton Le slarge "Dey Goods ‘Store, or ‘business.in the ty "of Washington Then Dulldingle hew, with a deep dry basement it~ able for a frat class ‘restauraut. First floor fect to the ceiling, 2) feet on Pennsylvania avenue end 104 on Lith street; three upper stories containing 15 fine office or lodgii It will be sold on If net sold by the day, bi jo 224 2 Leer eine ee, fu eli 3 AMHISON ort, J J MIGHOLSON, colton, sorne: et end Pennsylvania avenge 8. E.. Fee Lag pee '—HOUDE No. tween K and F streets. themodern conveniences. For terme oly att 1237 ish street. between M and N,or RCCENE' S SB 51, No. 490 La. avenue. some ice Fo SALE OB EXCHANG! 0.000 ACBES OF LAND in Macon connty, fy apn 000 —Four SHABES Washioe BUSINESS CHANCES. ive Building Association, Fees ee rey ot a fair rate, Call on Secretar: “bis wns Asam ata rate Canlae Srrtn By ABE CHARGE SEL om OEFERED-F ‘a > from the busine ‘t mt business streete im the W., Btar fice, AKER OLOBING b Oo! G MACHINE. and would SES Rao agook fi jemily. ‘Address = ‘om SS Star nols-2c° ER — awe small ar ot Bigg iN a y business DI Meer 4 OTUs S17 Penns fants arenus. Cotes bh org 10th street= pols? FSz, pALe ces SET OF SILVER PLATED ABNESS FB povsé @ Boar ov will be old g for soon * € ach Biskers Both, sie side Pennsylvania areans, betwen A3th and 135 Bols 2t* PROFESSIONAL. D' B THOMPSON, Inte Physictn ag x Ot Providence ‘Goseir tal, hae remow bes oer rea dence te 605 Herect, dbetewr oe and 7th streets morth weet. poll tw ~RURGE 5. PABKES. ATTORNEV AT Law SOLICITOR O1 r Cla ase GENERAL AGENT, Odice, 613 Fittecath <3 “Metrop » tan Pant nos-tf _ FY K RUONES, vy Pedine, Comma neg te for the ttates and Territories, Keak Beate Agent and Conveyapcer _<iice remem! te Joba F office. No. 634 La.av. pot im= D. REMOVAL B.M.V.B +, bas removed his Offoe ang residence to 60@ Massachusetts avenos, from 6th street. __ oe? Corner Sth and Streets, Nw pil jhting for Fristing One, Placing Mills 2 attended to. New machinery and #-: wwer used. and frst class hands employed ies ip Wasbingthn free of charge U.S. Gonstad As SEES Mtg Octlectors Ors, YNO! ro cos Pence OMe, ization Building, No. 430 Pa ave, oc im ¥ octd-im* rok hia rusts corner 455 et. Was ‘HOMAS WILSO! 1 TTORNEY AT LAW, 321 Four-ands bait stroet, Washi De, ‘aNDEO TY LES OF OFFICE AD Rrsi ESS PANTS OS fo 2 78. BS 33 stand es at A STRAUS Popular Clothing House, Pr sauia ave. between 1th and 1th streets, three sos ‘0 THE Lap! ims Dr. THOMPSON. 227 Ne Jersey avenu 2B Baltimore Depot Universal success & nor danger, jodteal Tincture. OTICE TO ALL PEBSUB* THAT Ni afhris Drosera (aiabed uupatd for at Mrs OO. Y's erty Sars ‘are hereby 1 aoe they other wis Align S th street, be Mog COREY ha REM WED ber N Dis Spee asi iva ENT from 321 east side. and is now pre to make 'S for’ Fall and Winter. tn che and best style. Satisfaction guarantent Bs. fo the sex rantecing a af cure for the abow to any address for the sum of s peely, reliable, and disease, sent by usail * dottar Add + LINDEN nolS-tal™ 1753 1 street Wasinagwoa, Dt M85. SAWYER. tae wd, aVE Personating Clatreoyan! Medium. can be con sulted at ber r: Thre 1002 Penns) ivania avence, between streets. a" OB SALESaIS stock of GROCEBI€s 4 F FIXTURES for eale on the corner of Shand U Orn nol? 3t* first ae DBUG AND PRE PEIN STOR! Atir with real Nia, Washington city a ret ot TE F STOCK, FIXTURES, AND aoop ae LL of that fine Grocery Store,’ Massachusetts avenus.are for sale ¢ ent oecmpant leaving om account of i! ply on the premises UST ABRI eee AND eral zie Hi noes an ak Cc snd oven 0 enone doors from 6th street, fa rear of “Metr tan Hote “3 J. @. RUSSELL. ole ime RARE. CHANCE '—A PARTNER wanted in av old ard well-established ¢: ¥ store, or thr stock and fixtures will be sold at a reasonable Brice om account of the illness of one the firm. quire of MITCHELL & SON, Boom Ho. 1, Tove xencer Building.7th street oI WASstTED-22. 000 for one or more —— security, (and for the benefit of the re hin of aaa ly “A. B.C ,” Mo. 462 Wimturi avenue’ ai als Fim Gneoen eH in ay Vs, now doing @ roceries and liquors; will be sol sold's teleeen -_ reboene a eel a portunity te any one wishi = and profitable business. lars to Messrs COOK ‘meman ises, or at No. 913 224 st., eee Fa rALE—| e miles of the JOS. J. May’s PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. 250 dozen, fa hits, Black ith one and two buttons, 25. ps mores ne oe UPIN Remy my KID chow wee s _ pair. Bost in S coStif Wwe 18 IT aeez port LIKB GOUD - ©. JOHNSON, Wholesale gBoviaion niose corner aly Tee Se orrER, Pte spay bouskoapers, wich © wit be fd'w te end Law. BALE OR ig in tween Thi or particalars inquire et acne 3 ReReee eee: | Se RENTS A COUNT : ws, us ————— Doors, Bann. Poet) ee Sot, &e., Be. oop hat, DEPoT. and doy MILL, foot CH ¥. avenue sas *b — Bod-tJ: UBT BROBIVED, A NEW STYLE OF BAIB-BEAIDS anD CUBLS, 4t 5. HELLER’s, ocs] Lm Fafa SE Fapeapipen or ae La LOOK. — For four bry 1 ANDS and BLEE’ ready ywamped. soe, PLNKED Ti Tem ws PRINO! WA 4 OYANT and MAGN succesful uy o8-im* ONSULT a oe LEON-ROOMS 414 TENT Ciiestabore Peasy epesdy as i - — Par Diseases vate ‘Doctor is of va in A Bierce as y Oxcanic Wel meee ea cared Ja, the shortest ‘Rooms for Lat Benen. he i re | 1670. @ to 5,and 7 to daily Z Seay hoa corner. Ya WOOD AND COAL. = AND Woop. 1 have reovived the lat week five cargoes best aalit ‘D end WHITE ASH COAL. ny ore Sees chescnst tofurnaes, end which I will soil tor Par ext i arty days et «email advance over cost, Best hs OAK and PINE WOOD lvenia o ‘ard, G-sirect ca Ge, oF eo8-tt TRep) Coa! ant Woot Mercaans w= AAD LIQUORS. FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRIUES IMPOBTED CHAMPAGNS, DEY VERZENAY—CARBTE BLANCHE From the old house of yy le & Co., Mareuil sith the nai cont ot - Sed alyson account of _— | a 8 EXPES aa ade Lee SOLD AT ALL THS PRINCIPAL HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, GROCERIES AND DRUG STORBS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- BIA. JOMN @. WILSON, Agent. Boom No. 6 Colonization Building, cores «6 street end Penn. srenus. otis