Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1871, Page 4

LEGISLATIVE (VE ASSEMBLY. after pace car Teport Ll tions SOURett. —Nestenday af Seceond tine mad referped. 1 he irs RAs A md jeune bill prow iin Public Schools was read in this district, ~ svageuan nek ge a as reported back th expenditure of th= amendment Tend ip to hwnd ofthe Gover for ¢¥ and passed. Ad- lek . he committee. Bilt i provide fort w shel was awarded to Mary Cadman. ‘dip te Mary Chiem. Annie Kettner, se ea, Serrin. Annie Calvert, Coeciie Fare, Rell 5 iSnin i ts. Hattie Davis, Clara Florence Hays, a oF DELEDATES. —Mr. Bursle: d Delogneasy cath ectiek vieveoane individual cn Mr Cacsin introduced bill to prevent the use of nd barrels. bo: unless © = marks are int: : No. 5, first district, Miss rte I teacher, was also examined Jester ‘Fhe evo ie Loe Serine ‘ rel, atid, fod the. diplomas ent of the Ith street Baptist the best ee in d pin in relation to hoo! he exami Jimentary te Both teacher and pupils. ‘The medal was awarded becca Wenyer, who Sipleman re in, Sarah i Denham; zs Plowman, Caroline lage. under a of ten dollars for every one mile or fraction thereof may lar rates for going wo persons shall be same place for the same price charged price charged for three, ken in unless by the have previously engated Tespotni Pennity of» fine of Sve dellare for te ide Hain aid Mary SrCOND DisTRICT. Female Grammar School os Lane teucher, examined yestertay = ao tevening « STAR there were ¢} this net, oder be charged ‘n ‘wifi to the re; de said city limits. lity, ;for deportment, ‘Marian Witherow, ur forthe same md no passenger shall be tal ce those whe may "REPORTS FROM CommiTTE®: Mr. Murray. from the Committee on P reported ack bill 4 id reso! sletion for ughs at certain localities. wi construct a sewer in square r Contest among al ‘emale ae {among it the femate grammar se ifthe Cog yh atte back resolution for granting permits t ing licenses from it Corporations oF name eT grammar was-won by this school, ana M. aur Sebeeee, Wie. sock submitted an amendment that ite provisions shail stables, Festaureats, fs he. ag accepted, ‘and the same committee. reported bill ML awarded to Miax in, ® silver medal, nh. Was awaried to » these pr anen for Coren Be not apply to tiv under the laws, ol residents which was ven by Messrs. i hg Malone. S he study .. Starinn Wethorati Ini ‘ibe school with @ poll medal Uiailar te the firet honor of the school. he ‘be the medal «cholar. ten wae Presented by a friend with a medal for pro- fe veaaty School No. 6. cher, located apy ey Tuikdine 1 Kqunre-opporite F street, was examined y by Trastee. Woodward, Mr. Stickney, president of the legislative Council, and others, Passes a creditable eusmination. “Phe spell r. Hunt, from pre hibiting the e: co) Joya gave ‘notice that he ‘soni move an nasiums where the art of Leg of physical culture, ecard mane a box 7. ee oe ae Burners, wt Indic eb iment of lt Byinetar and territories of Dest ct, real Ta secu ime. bo Committee on Laws the acknowled, the several States ffect as iftaken int! ite Committee on Health. connie. cecaeers a purchasing tam i wired te they Inquire tate thee fora cattle yard, and ft was ad Couneil bille authorizing the laying of a water h New Jersey avenue, and to provide supply of Potomac water, abd author- sada fret time and re- mmaittee on crane! ll) directa that the mone: be Sxpended by the wml y bee Doherty, Mary White, Lizz nan e medal was awarded to Mar Mitchell. and ph Ay a Mt gheil ‘Alice Murphy, M. Frances Weaver, Susan F. McKnew, Ann Anna Moore, Ella E. Tieati. Li 3 Elizabeth , Ella B. Johnson, "Aen v. Edmonston, Em Sno Joint entiation (0 authorized by act of C Com; M, Trevitt. a ma ci for. waa fond a iret No.1, in this district, B. Davis teacher, Pine, examined pais, i, ado a is i grade scl examination wee wa: feline ‘metal for the best iuter- was _ won by this echoes. and commas Miss Minnie Bryerton. An extra prise of a handsome gold cross was given by the Haghes as the second best remiums were awarted as ee Pete Cameron; diplomas to Sal- Etta Cemeron. Kate Andrews, nom i om Woodward on mo to the Cominittce of Way Beans BAY eapensers report an itemi: ide for t the aero gad of twelve in- for — Ws Iso bil to appropriate oy orton B Prevettin ot will be transferred ten Jo stammar and orit fer hej icles ono drinking — San craic ney, teacher to, ey Ma: unanimous Sone gp! aoe a M Dyre. Evelyn Sanderson. git McCutcheon Annie Clarke, J Forrtl pantie a: A SENSATION STORY SPOILED. Coroner's Inquest om the Body of Delia Frances Our secgig tm gol of this district n- asaiated ahey publish an account of irl by a eolored woman ‘oroner # inquest to-day loaf stigar soaked ior any ether poison w Geath. The facts in the care neem t Frances Thewas, who resides with her parente iu, the alley fn che re and Sth and 9th streets, ‘Was taken sick last Thursday evenins avi headache, which grew worse until it in convulsions, and on Bundny a .. Stories having been circulated ama ing the tothe effect that she had been pofsne had been colored girl about 1 pupils on the roll. of wom were present. ransferred to this «chool and to-day 30 wery trans. wounded by D and E = Tather dificult’ music. di their musical know medial was award George Baits, smorg the colured peop! pie rente of the deceased girl were advi pre She was accurinaly dy, and Cor iner Putter avas wothied cure the arrest S Vacck. Wl Sank wee eae The coon \ inauest was heli at the First Pre pertiaeaa wal the first witness, and tes at be aad Dr. Leach held a post mortem ex id found the heart, stomach and liver George San a Waist Ja he rr Spindler, Dennis Hickey. Colored Schoool Examinations. d.which produced tthe licating that poison E., al of their proficteney school. with Rfty two pupils, cthiety female . Fenwick testified that he was called to divide see deceased on Saturday inorning las ber symptoms that she had congestion 1 Aud treated her accordingl ; there was po ev ied n, ond she evidently died from congestion in. predueed from natural causes of deceased, testified that geceaved on Thursday evening went vit tn play with Henrietta Jackson, her with ahandfal of suga: ae ne was ie She 1 Friday. veh ined, it her and re until Friday, when she became head allt re mained s0 Uhiil Bunday night, at lz o'clock, when she a. — ant last Saturday r re forty pupils. and ke i out on the road (oy wane Bay Tien ul these schools was very sa Sate ere, with some exer ‘Tell up in their stud schol at the corner of Bi street sonth, Miss Harriet, Saunders, Stise Helen Mt Tieasphins, and Miss Hi ax examined to-day in boon ‘after complaine tions, orderly, neatly Laura Bennett, colored night she met Henrietta Jaci pone Delia had told a lie on — on ber. poe ® square ae ‘when she Chloe Paine testified Seat she wae Delia lived,on eyitet roonet Sinan assistants. ence of Superintendent Newton, Trustee rot the friends of the pupil ‘This schovl was opened two yours ag nd has consequently been in of It commenced with but. ineres 24, — how leurie 3 my ims ave wouse of Ht te Delis ‘both eat.” Next thing sho The testi Soon af skt minutes the jury returned & etic po po by congestion of the . Potter oe fare yl on order for ‘the went away rejuicing uml school boasts of x Sending bs one oom Foume cach of whic rtably an 3 itted up with stationery blac! nad other necessary school ™in Mise Randall s scloa on the roll durin, hibited commen: high and mmesing Se comfortably and conveni- Kbvards, a Re he prisoner, and she page ES WUNex Case Mumtixc—Severn Cirewit and shington District—At a tntive sof the various Bueted fren Mins Randa Tn, the, second Primary, Mise Hazrict. Sannders are on the rolls; $2 were present Be transferred from this class M, and pru- zthe year Miss S. has had rimary, Mi Hele johnston Fest nuuter on the rolls’ was The examination of ae ee rewen- Methodist churches in the Distriet of Ci olumbia, held at Wesley Chapel last m the invitation cordial ly extended the citizens of {the Distr by the members of Severn Circuit, to teacher. the hi Seventeen will thy CV. Thompkine teacher, Pelton and Superin The highest number in Mise Thempkins’ school was 53; 24 will € ver Third Primary. Mian * a by Pre od By ‘bllowing f arran, — of one member Churches in the Dis- aon of the M sp ie examination of the P School located ct, was appointed to notify the Severn Cir- Sop yt south tork place ittee acceptance of = iS, Bupile out of 6 present.” "Fis tsa I at the corner of Delaware ave former tenchor of the school. e present teacher, the past ‘three months, and durit the on grees of the school has been ste: “ai im Rehoboth Chapel, om latotrect. below Miss Jane Clark, teacher, with M. F. Sim) Ao ‘An nd Metropol — a thington, McKendree son, Fletcher Che Wi Georgetown. Tine meet camp meeting on the and the committee was warweot 3 ‘The P' ie under such circumetances was mecttesa ut and in February the school was dived inte two clissee—primary and jutermediate. The f * placed in charge of Mise rty-seven pupils were present at tos one day, most of whom gave ev of ader the direct charge r of Mise Clark, had roa sedi sand freed artt ie altogether Sor well edepent to the purpose CITY ITRMS. pe SE tes s1 Orricr Coats, st if feee. & ce Warranted all Linen. At Hane Bro: N. W. corner 7th and D streets, yc saad dnc aoa Do not sehen tees th aah ane ity pre- e onl n ‘this’ summef for an’ excursion the Golden Gate, which starts from I day of July, which place ean be Foached in time via the Pennsylvania railroad by leaving here an the afternoon or evening of the Sth. Parties yoy to leave here before then can go which will enable on to cog iis and see that guid will consist of the best, the marcet affords. In short, # tn intended that*nothi wanting to make this the most succemfal as well as the most enjoyable railway excursion this summer. Tickets and all information may be obtained by applying at Pennsylvania Office, No. 901 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and at Harrisburg Central Oftice, No. 9 Calvert street, Baltimore, and, Ticket ‘OMice northeast corner street and Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.C. “All are invited to join, W. M. Jonns, General Manager, Indianapolis, Ind. ‘Two snow CasEs for sale at Prince’s Bazar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. Hatu’s Vegetable Sicilian. Hair Renewer cleanses the head from dandruff. Give it atrial. <o— Hoor Sxints of the best “material, made to poe Kein always 4 _— ogres on hand; Bac’s Hoop Shirt Factory, Tihatheet I Tnteligencer Building, Ovr Dorian Kip Groves are the dest im- Ported, and always the largest assortment of sizes and colors, at C. Bava’s Kid Glove Depot, 7th street, Intelligencer Building. ATTRACTIVE Prices £ P. WaLtacn’s, Odeon Hall, street and Pennsylvania ave. Men's Suite, ‘outh’s Suits, Boy’s Suits, White Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats. ne: Drab D'ete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot, mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar- seilles, a ad double brested Vests. White Duck single and double breasted Vests. Blue Flannel Coats, sizes from 30 to 4. Blue Flannel and Drab D’ete Pants, sizes 30to 4. Blue Flan- nel and Drab D’ete Vests, 30 to 4. Linen and “Give a Di ive us @ call at 361 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.C. Lapres will please cafl and see our improved styles of Corsets, all made of the best materials, and every pair warranted to fit. C. Baum, Cor- set Manitacturer, ith st., Intelligencer Build- e BS ees Laprs’ UNDERGARMENTS of all deseriptions, on and and made to order, at very rea-nable ices, ai AUM'S ment Faatory, | Fay stacet, Intelligencer Building. : ce ct td Go To Paice’ ‘Sand see theeverlasting Watch Key. Fits any —, and wi not to wear out. Price 50 cents, ——s_—_—- THE ESTABLISHMENT Of M. H. Prince, No. 1600 Reger Sage avenue, will close every evening at 7 p. m. during the heated term. tf Tue Fext.—For Corns and other dis- genes of the feet salt De. White nee 535 sth street, opposite ‘reasury, Washington, D. C., or No. 7 North Charles near Baltimore st. Baltimore, ea een CavTion—Beware of Jmpostors!—As some un- Serupulous parties are in the habit of statin; that their places of business are branch stores of the Original Frane, I hereby notify the public that I Lave no branch stores, and that [ hive no connection vi ny similar institution in this city. The Frane, dealer in Gent's Furnishing ving 431 7th st., between D and E. CowLine’s PATENTED NeckTIE FASTENER, for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original Frane’s, 447th street, between D and E. buanch stores. Great Variety In Ware Smmrs—one, two or three pleate—eyelets, buttons or studs— open in front or in back—all sizes—at the Origi- nal Frane’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 431 7th street, at Popular Price rane h stores. Buy Tne CeLeprar: * Franc” Cotrans, the best Paper Collar in the market, for sal only at the Original Frane’s, 4317th street. Look for the name. “No branch stores. F THE cxrrrc EDENTED sce ESS which the #10 MeLean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch Sewing Machine has met with, has bernie the Resenthal to ure also ney of ¢ proved Wikon. Shuttle #40 Sewing Machine, (w stitch alike on both sides ot the fabric.' Either of those machines are first-class; can do as much variety work as any, and even more than some-high priced machir ‘They are sold on very recommodating terms, and warranted . Rosenthal, Fo. 410 Seventh street. Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine ell adapted for heavy work, such as leather, ng, ete., as it is for all kinds of family sew- and we would call the attention of shoc- niakers, tailors, carriages trimmers, &0.% tho net. Extraonprxary BA Snors.—Bein the boot am now tN Boots axp s to relinquish d shoe bi : the Ist of June I mplete stock at prices less cturing. J. RoskyTuat, No. 404 7th street. Hewprer has all kinds thermometers and arometers, =. SS aa Carrrorxta CATAWBA Wing on draught, at Miller's, 429 7th street, opposite Odd ¥olowy jail. BANKER ASHINGION CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner 7th Street and Louisiana Avenus, PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS. Interest commences from date of deposits. pase can be made eo ae will. 1427 F Street, (two doors from U.S. Treasury De- partment, WASHINGTON, D. C. Receive Deposits, aud transact a General Banking Business, Exchatige on the principal cities taken and given at par to our de! . Information cheerfully furnished in relation to all “*ESane negutiated om the best terme, joans negotiated on th e uf ‘aims before alll the United States Departments ays ote personal Care J4™ COOKE & Co., BANKERS, he e “Board. San Francisco, iN denomina- DEPOST F boar- Jatt 7&D° H. B. 7&D LINEN AND DUCK SUITES, At HABLE BROTHERS. WHITE FLANNEL SUITS, At HABLE BROTHERs. SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN SUITES, At HABLE BROTHERS. DRAP D’ETE SUITS, At HABLE BROTHERS WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, (single or double-breasted,) At HABLE BROTH=RS. WHITE DUCK VESTS, At HABLE ERG THERS ALPACA AND DRAP D'ETE COATS ‘ At HABLE BROTHERS, LINEN COATS, (all lengths,) At HABLE BROTHERS, WHITE DUCK SUITS FOR Boys, At HABLE BROTHERS, ALL KINDS OF SUITS FOR BOYS, At HABLE BROTHERS, OUR MERCHANF TAILOBING DEPARTMEN® igctes with all tt ions ete ectae HABLE BROTHERS, ZigWy; CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D S78, Georgetown Advertisements. A org mein ‘CK OF FIREWORKS, Wholesale POE & SELIGSON’S._ SPEOTACLEY, « suited to all fe, can POE & SELIGSON’S. Estate Agents, No. 718 16th street, eet, Washington, D.C. AUCTION SALE FINE STOCK yf DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON paca feat HEIGHTS. area at 1s71, ot Corstock ee een ema oats into purchasers. and the tg ethe St improve the a oy for a ey this ee. i. ee. Bieri cena oe ities terms are not compl: archaser, afver one weak, hed in the District of Columbia. stom may beacen at our office, of xalevon the premise r the above. we will sel] two small —. cr BE CK DWELLINGS on Valley street, ear the seen, property. Down on the day of tale he ca tee the sale o ma Auct'r; Georgetown. EXTENSIVE CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED Geoneere wi. THE CENTRAL PART OF decrees of the Supreme Court ‘Mh day of eye leg the 34 sae of levisees, we wigtasicent Wg - 1871, Pt ot Tot a7 ond Jeanor Lang died seized or ist nes of June, A = led £ bes seized, ti aildings in sol ven cols, (a nt © ‘which will be exhibited a ‘he sale.) wl pony eoten Warehouse 5,and 4 each have ep crete ‘Nee. fect ‘oan aie 1a ont wit feet; and lot No.7 ‘py d about 3 street ea a dent ned de} oe mo 2 caine to Warten ‘alley - vtmproved with Bete etion with said. hotel; No.4 sored No. saihae Uric Magehonss pen its ani at fronting hwy the Butch- be valaabie ioe market stands. The resetibed by the court are: One- kine in two equal payments, at 6 nis ope — the nie whole le; = purchaser his 0] iy re geno ibe deporited op cacti it wi ‘The fs in the business cont: town, and. Coma the at fF, Fe. hate nara teta paratively unim; i) Market, will ‘Terms of oe a and 12 mies: with tion of of ere RED. THOMAS DOWLI cur ener hoping Th: ER, GEORGETOWN, D.C. BEND. 101 BRIDGE STREET, he PRICES. Ladi Black Liama Lace Shaw! Fit vria aud W sn ‘Orgnndie Law, Canvass Grenadines, from 23. ‘tn, to 81. J Gans Buperior’ Bleached Conca, JUglas Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto, Spring’ Oulors, Gauze iapeeis, Summer and Under Vests. K Gro, Grain Silk, $1.75, #2, sae pbtock of Goods, for Men and — wear. Cane FoR ‘LADIES’, BOOTS, SHOES, ete.,at L. GRADWOHL’s, Bridge ‘street, Geor Georgetown or Wash ington attended to. PERSONAL OUTFITS. ”, Gents’ and Chil- m To oes them ont.at PRIN( 1006 ‘Soonasivnela ave “mp HATS BLE. N= SAVINGS BANK!! SECURE AND PROFITABLE! ONE DOLLAR A MONTH PAID IN, UNTIL $36 HAS BEEN PAID, (WITH NO INTEREST,) WILL SECURE ONE OF THOSE DESIEABLE BUILDING LOTS HUNTINGTON! JUNCTION OF THE MAIN STEM LATERAL BRANCHES BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, TWENTY MINUTES RIDE From the heart of the City, and but Fifty Minutes rey REGULAR TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING AUGUST 1. A writing given securing the Lot or Lots purchase ‘upon the first payment being made, TAXES ALL PAID TO INCLUDE 1873, BRICK HOUSES Fonr, Six and Eight Rooms, according to plans OF Mecumltted, built ou sccommasdsting tata? LARGE SALES HAVE BEEN RECENTLY MADE TO BUILDERS, WHO WILL IMPROVE THERE LARGELY 1S SUMMER. TWO LARGE PUBLIC PARKS. CAR FARE BUT ELEVEN CENTS PER DAY! BEFORE A LOT ON THE NOVEL TERMS HERE OFFERED 18 ONE-HALF PAID FOR, THESE LOTS WILL BE ‘ SELLING AND VALUED AT ONE HUNDRED LLARS SELLING AT $25 CASH, OB 930, PAYABLE @2 MONTHLY, TITLE PERFECTLY CLEAR UNENCUMBERED. CERTIFICATE, UNDER EVERY LOT MAY BE ‘THIS OFFICE. AL OF wt TO SEEN A’ “piliviihied ak FULL INNOMME TION AL ESTATE AGENTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES, Ete. _ STEAMBOAT LINES. H. HOLDEN. GEO, W. CLARK. C. H. HOLDEN & C0., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 633 LOUISIANA AVENUE, _jeWly WASHINGTON, D.C. ERG & JOSEPH, REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND GENERAL 292 0 street, between Qenn. ave.and C st.N..W. Real Estate Bought, Sold and Rented. Loans Ne- gotiated. e820 "TM. MGROBERTS) | ANDREW B. COYLE «| Attorney-at- Law. McROBERTS & CO., REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE, Corner 15th and G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. C. Specie! attenti id to ail business before i og era Digurtnenr atthe Government. STIN P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Corner of New York avenue and 15th street. Property in al f the city for sale on ton; een iene cracies doe garvterrunienere Sha long time notes taken in payment’ Meal Betars paper bought and sold. fot INSURANCE. \' ORTH WESTERN MUTU. 4hEy uu re, ae ANCE COMPANY, Avo. Gartogp, See; Heuex’ Suir, Vico Pres't; Joun H.Vax DYKE, Prost; Was organized in ints. Has $9,000.00) assets, and members. rnd purely mutual company, ine Northwestern furnishes insurance at its met ca. This net cost will be less than in most, if not all, Eostern companies, becanse it obtains higher rates of interest on Molds Weitrcere a lower ratio of morta! a“ a high reserve. Agents want Ofte 308 7 Tth at, 1. ¥. KNIGHT, eral Agent. = | Grom MUTUAL LIFE INSU BANCE COMPANY. THE LD. jell ei &CO., Agents. sage eS and G streets. TS METROPO: POLITAN TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZER AUGUST 26, 1870. cAsH ec pe se comehtle SAMUEL cost hak F DIRCTORS. m. Saran herd. SEWING MACHINES. oclt-tt W1100x « cipp's SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. 'E SIMPLEST AND LESS LIABLE TO = Me GET OUT OF ORDER. Agency at CHAS. BAUM'S CORSET AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY, jelly 7th street, Intelligencer Building. HE FLOREN IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Having exclusively the Self-Adjusting Shuttle Ten- tion and Roversible Fe us enabling, the opera tor to fasten scams w! i = Monthly Instalmet in exchange. A. apl-ly* ME KEYSTONE — SEWING MACHINE Is THE BEST MACHINE EVER CONSTRUCTED. Cail at the office, 711 MARKET SPACE, and examine it. Sold on Pp dy ietalmenta of Ten oliars. E. mhio-ly Agents. arc Pn FB LY TUMBLER: wits 1 Ovens, Y DRIVERS, and other Goode om in season. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Importers of Crockery and China, je 17-3" Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. J Noes LARGE FIRE IN BALTIMORE, NEXT DOOR TO A LARGE IMPORTING HOUSE OF HOSIERY THERE, Was the cause of most of the stock getting damage by Water, and the same was sold nderwriters at auction. Despite the hot weather, “ The Almighty Dollar”” and myself went there, selected rach goods as wore least damaged, and are now able to offer you : 9 dozen Men's Full regular Made HALF HOSE, pablo hocla snd toes, Ave pale for Oke 130 do Gents’ and Boys’ Sn Stout British ee! HOSE, duable heels’ and feet, four pairs fc for iG, dozen, Gents: Extra, Sy Fall Regular ade Bleached nud Brown HALE HOSE, bested eo for summer wear,(Worth 623 cents a pair,) fliree paire for $1. 54 doren Ladies’ Light Full Rey Made HOSE, double heels and toes, four pairs for $1. $0, dozen Ladies? Superfine Full 2 Made BRITISH HUSH. thee paltetor @, eT Besides § a 4 wk, of pa hed and Plain Sig AND UNDEMSHIRTS, ee. wi nian? THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR will certainly buy for you, 57 DON'T DELAY, as it will be impossible to replace these Goods. B. SILVERBERG, 3129 SEVENTH STREET, jet-tr Near Pennsylvania $10 ANMONTH SECURES A HOME aT “THE HIGHLANDS. EIGHT MINUTES’ FROW cE¥SE. oF THE AVEEIDENCE AROUND WASHINGTON, RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND. piicbanartctass Pete ata CALL AND GET MAP AND PAMPHLET, ar _ 610 F STREET, OPN G. BE. OREECY @ 00. de 20-4 meen poranm sopa ax MINERAL —— oN DRAUGHT, — No. 631 FIFTEENTH STREET, Cc: 8, O'HARE. Cc. S. O'HARE & SON, FINE GROCERS, 1213 Trm Stazer N. W., Berwsex M awn N. FINEST QUA LIT SMALL size SEN Ase 16 cents per pound. amen, WET AAS EVERY DAY. FLOUR AND SYRUPS! - 2 mond ot. as reaps. e $ pr purposes. C. S. O'HARE & SON, 1213 7th street N. W., bet. Mang N. —rruoxzo YOUNGS & Co-, GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STREETS. Eee at received a NEW AND LARGE CHOICE GROCERIES, which we are now ready to offer to the public at DEFY COMPETITION. ALSO, JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, ‘and a small quantity of GENUINE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, PRICES VERY Low. ELPHONZO YOUNGS 4 Co., GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, Conner Noxtn anv F Sraeers. ELPHONZ0 YOUNGS, WM. H. SEARS. = GROCERIES AT SMALL PROFITS. We pepegttais call the atiention of purchases to FINE TEAS, COFFEES, &c., which we are selling at a very smalladvance. TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS OF WINES, BRANDIE AND WHISKIES, AT VERY LOW FIGURES, METZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET, Next to Odd Fellows’s Hall. RAY & BRO. SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS. Go everywhere. all siyetewnents, and Read then come straight to our store and buy y1 GROCER ve N. 0. Sugar, Wc. and 1 Prchcne Fan ge ual to Welch Tacsee from See- Asie. pe Rest Gokien Syrup only 70 per inet om. jest Java Coffee, Ze. Berl, . pasted. 24and Ze. per Ib. 1.200 Ibe. Clover Butter only 33e. per. Ib. 351 1, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ween 3d and 456 #ts., north side. Browsrxe LETON we fully ask o trial of their fine OOLONG Ro at ® been pre ‘Ssaplaiae ad As. HYSO! FiNtet Ikbax. FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST. BROWNING 4 « Si LETONS, Pennsylvania avenue. wines ++ ESP IME DER. MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT J. GUAYRA. ES aN BOT Aino, ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES. For sale low, by BRowyi7re & ™ & MIDDLETON, LALA esse & KEATING, gee ivania avenue. W EXPRESS LINE. ane CANAL, N condi a SSE Ty or Wharves, » WEDNES- ft HYDE $ TUR. 63 Water trent, LPR 4 hy oe. CED e COTe Nae Whe ve =. ATL ROGER FS WORPOLE. 1 a hee haa ie Fert “maka Ser ad tad wi ita Seas ae ‘ednes ete te Vb. o ; A ‘aters. Georgetown orto 8 ¥. Liko wi a'SOR, General Agents, strect and New York avenue. shart after 2: re frpight rent ahh Nort. Second -elass CHOR LINE STEAMERS A’ SAIL sveRr WEDNESDAY yin sar RDAY TO AND FRO. yew YORK AND Guasaow. Cyinget Lentonde try todand Mails and Tho steamers of thie favorite Mawar it ox for passenger trade. ain yet up in every respect with modern pvements ved to im sure the ls. comfort, and convenience of passon- Passage Rate rrency, TO GLASGOW, Panes cou AND LONDON- Firet Cabin, and os according to location; Cabin Return Pickot=, curing bast accommo: dations; Intermetint oe for their fetewae tn thane Clcuetst piNbey rates, For furih lars tol ing ¢ eae LJ sini 335 ¥.¥ arenes, MiifiaweoN vet, Washingt ym. THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY AND Se DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE. e ray Eee ue aoe Ey cht exce] bing am i andar, pC LU RA wt ‘and iutermediate LAR’ st saan Se teate at Delath with the Lake 8e- rie Minin lpn Waitred fe to St. Poul, mpd all ite ‘econsin. and Lowa, eo Nwith the Northern Pacitic Batiroad for the ited veducrd stertean Sete etcetera es ia all rail. Or by ali Hail Howtos Pai ed Syoenday Sesh roca all be i ort of ce enna a3 pa Ke ve North Shore of farce iormatia, Pence H PATRIC ort, Batiale, 3 4 E Pier Potanager Ab Seis ar. sD EXLDWELL USc0. my6-tu. thm ERCHANT'S LINE OF Sea nES —_ y AND SEW YORK. rc. KNIGHT, cir Hi sone Gibsos, a cary will make regular weekly trij GEORG: ETOWN ¢ and ALEXANDRIA For full Tiformation P.A DENHAM, Agent, office and wharf bind My High’ street. George- town, or at the corner of 17th street and New York avenue. seat J. W. THOMPSON, President. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH, © }g the Bachmond, Preder Prederschsber ac Lim Seventh “nrect Wharf, sriee daily (Sunday p.m. ¢ 609 Penbayl oe RAILROADS. vFR ROUTE FROM THE NORTH AND EAST £ SOUTH ANI END SOUTHWEST: “Tis Abana AND CH CHATTANOOGA RATE. eat im Chatta- nooes. Teun. to Meridian Mires} ez SS d. and formas, with its con ciloge, THE SNORTEST ALL RATL LINE from Port- Boston, New York, Philadciphis, Baltimore, Washington’ Re opainte and Chatta- tite,” New (rieaus, Juckeon, liidntora cities: The road im ‘s “fa epicntid condition, and tho Dt pert n® Palace Day and Slooping Cars are to bo run viathis route from Lynchburg to Mobile ana New Orleang witheut chavs Tickets via the Alabama and Chatta- oad, and secure the quickest time and toet comforts. ‘The attention of Freight Shippers is called to this route as 0 jtantagrs of xpecdy tram: tween the North and Souths with Pater ‘siways ao ww as by any other route, if freight, and procare bills of lading via M KEAVY. General Freightand Ticket atten Ast ‘STANTON Gen “Generai Superintendent, Chatta- nooga, Teun. je3tt ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ‘Wasninetos, December 25, 1871. een WASHING. ToS ae AL TIMONE wee STO: WEST are Lan yg vir: BALTIMORE 5, $00 and 7 FOR ALL WAY ogy ONS. daily. except t Sender, 45 and 9:25 a, » Belts- keavo p.m.; 3:00 p.m at hg LE fanc- = ‘on Sunday stops as during the FOR es. . meio od 7 age file; Laprel ausaprtis Jenetiont " aha nnapelie Junction, ‘aet ‘Belay P Leave at 6: oe. No train to or Fok Leave at 6:00 0m. and 7:45 p.m. seer ee Fi 5 p. m. only. connect- with trains from Baitiaore to rkersburg, Pittsburg, Ac. one 7 jay House ecting at er accum- wreeee tickets to the West can be had Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours ts. tes For New tee Philadelphia and Bost: - vertisement of" Through Line ordi 3. b. WILSON, Master of T mn LM. COLF, General Ticker — 8. KOONTZ Ag, et, Washington m7 ROUGH LINE BETWEEN wasutncron, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW Yor! INGTON, Sunes 170—noon, FOR NEW TORK, without oes neeen daily (except Sunday) at 8:00 a. x PRILADELPRLA Ly ae (except Sunday) at §:00 a. m.,12:45 ew Yor ak ae B08 P.m., and Philadel- car: 124s eee OFFICES. TINE PAWNBROKER AND LOAN OFFICF, 406 and 406 Thirteenth street. Private entrance next door. ‘8p%6m (Cabos wasminoron nean OFFICE AND BALESROOM, 914 Penna. ave., bet. %h and J0th sts., south side, es Oy =e Sale Cs a) 01 . 1031 SEVENTH ee ees oe. 5.6 ax Tony who wish to cbiain bargaing in ermine, ALL GOLD AND PRECIOUS STONE ees cost. 400 P YLVANIA AVENUE. 469 PENNS’ i 1. HOOD. 1 BRICKS BRICKS i Eee fall Kinds on hand and SF ae