Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1871, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. ber 22, IST. - LOCAL, NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. . Benet of oJ. W. Wailack ward ngs as ny Bazar for the men and Children. - ss CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Mow and Where to Fill the Stecking. with Mus Riehs me Be of the Home for V Bree Dene tit Wecontinue below our annual notices of hoti- @ay advertisers, and shali do so from day to day as new a/vertisements appear in our eolomns One of the pleasantest places to vikit at any + and especially during the holidays, ix Makkerren’s, « asd F streets. Mled with pret ii way of paintings, rnamental pleture Jreds daily swp to admire 1 assortment of paperhang- shades, picture frames, cords. ¢-, Markriter has a large number of ¢ of pictures, which are just the for holiday presents ¢ him ® call, en it you don’t care to buy, for an hour can be spent very pleasantly examining the beautiful things in his store. stfu! presents, inthe shape of hardware and Bouse furnishing goods, can be obtainedat ¢ P. Gorr's, Xo. 10 g in his st warranted to be just as rep- ‘Those who want good bargains in the hardware should not fail to give him a hem over the holidays. Soue very may be selected from their stock, whici: is now being rapidly depleted by throngs Of purchasers. A rich and clegant present is aset of furs, and those wae cau afford to buy, providedthey ean ly, should not fail to go te W. R's, Ne. 132 Bridge street, George- Prices need be no obstacle to purchasers, ymour hax the reputation of selling his Besides, they are always re- ep pretty presents for § «is very cheap. ible. ——__.+--—_ GO FinE—Acknowledy omution Male by Ue wing has been receive Chicago Committee : Ww ment of the you of both these organiza. thanks of our distressed ,and also the acknowledgments of this or your liberation augmentstion of oar There are now neariy 15,000 tami- it upon this charity for their partial tupport, and it is only through the our fricnds everywhere that we have d to sustain these impoverish Tate fuily appreciate your expres ef sympa for them in this great calamity. Subsequent reports will be published showing depations since last report was made up, Now vember isth. Very tr ours, (Signed,) Geo. M. Purtwax, Treas. c. Haw be <a Tracners’ INstrreTe.—The ned iis morning by Prof. Bailey. who treat- very of the varieties of stress wed in ving expression to different emotions. en read with fine effect a poetical gem, enti- tied « Evelyn's Hope.” Bir. Apgar next gave practical instructions and illustratios in geographical drawing. He sketched ujon the blackboard in rapid succes- siow and with iate explanations, North America, Africa, Europe, New York state. and the group of Delaware, Maryland, and Vir- é | tag and a pair of LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, COUNCIL —Mr. Browne moved that House DIM So f= to supply a deficiency ine bill making an sp- Pr priaticn tor the salaries of he Die thet « t Columbia, be taken apand passoa. He stated that it bern exomined aod fowad to be correct. ight eacept on, which the committce cogid end report t-night. There are many Dic ser of (he District who are in great ned of the wuts due them je urned immediate action. peed by other members,on the groand {Sirman or the Snance commitice was ab Mr Brown withdrew his motion. Ac mmunication was reccived from the Governor, curg ® letrer from the auditing comenisian ia iow to the business of that office; placed on file neurrent reeolution relating to and U tak: and LEGATES.—Mr. Hall submitted ay {or preparing ths appendix of reperton the Police Conrt: adept ir. Tiny is, from the committee on schools, te | acveesely on bill auth rigicg the orcanigation of in the lower section of the second school digtrict; agreed to. Mir. Boswil nad that he had three bills to report, from the committer on indebtedness, bat he bad im tne bavds of his celleagas. Mr. had now lett the hall. He therefore dé get report the The Bouse adjoarard ¢3 Jan y ing. Ye that have money pre- pare to spend it now. Ivr. Hall must have found the northwest pas- fave, and lett it open. The workmen employed on the foundation of the new State Department have been discharged until Mareh next, About 74 o'clock last night an alarm of fire was syonded fora tire in the premises of Mr. Gorge Staffin’s, on Maryland avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. The only damage done was the burning of some carpet. ‘The clerks and other assistants latet; ployed in the office of the engineer of the FE «Works have been discharged Only reafter be employed as may be re- red by Mr. A. B. Mullett. the engineer of- er of the Board of Publie Works. Company A, Washington Light [nfantry, was last night presented with a handsome American uidons by the ladies of the oid First Ward. The presentation speech, male by Mr. T. A. Lambert, was responded to by Capt. Luttrell on behalf of the company. esterday, Auditor Richards approved requi- sitions for the payment of the current month’s salaries to the teachersof the colored and county schools, and al-o a warrant tor 855,100 in favor ef the Board of Public Works, to pay their em- ploxes, laborers, &¢. The proprietors of the National Hotel have addressed a letter to Mr. A. R. Shepherd, vice president of the Board of Public Werks, remon- trating against a bill now before the legislature to regulate hack stands, which permits the re- turn of the hacks to 6th street, opposite their premises, and requesting his aid in preventing the paseage of the bill. The Governor has authorized the commission to audit the claims against the old corporations to extend the time fer the reception of certified copies of vouchers until the 27th instant, in or- Ger to accommodate persons who felt disinclined to Sle original certificates of indebtednessin the shape of checks given them in payment of debts fer which there were no funds in bank. Cer- tified copies of these will now be acknowledged, and the claims of parties filing such will be in- cluded in the report of the commission. —— Tue Live Stock Manket.—The Inspector General's report of live stock on sale at Drovor's Fest and elsewhere, during the week ending Friday, December 224, is as follows; At Clark's Cepot for sale of swine, and elsewhere, 85) hogs Were sold at 7a7 y cents per Ib., net. Quality of stock good. Market brisk ana advanced, with further upward tendency. At Center Market, and clewhere: Offered, 29 beeves, 17 stock cxttle, 20 mileh cows and I8calves (5 ofthe latter for slaughter) and 9sheep, + Stock on sale of or- divary and inferforquality. Market heavy, and sales limited to last week's prices, At Drovers Rest: Offered, #3 beeves and stock cattle; 267 sold for slaughter at $3.40a86.25 per ewt.: 10; | stock cattle at $3883.25 per cwt.; 1s milch cows, having clalves, were onsale for slaughter;*1 cat: Ue forwarded to Baltimore, 50 remaining unsold. ‘The market for heeves was heavy and declined. Superior stock was scarce, the most of it being of an ordinary and inferior quality. Three hun- | dred and sixty-four sheep (a few of them being | nab cents per pom session was | ia. | Dr. Edwin Leigh closed the proceedingsat the | institute by a lecture on the s he has invented Mr. Jchn E. Thompson suggested to the teachers present the necessity aud importance Of associating themselves together for the par- pore of mutual aid and improvement, and a Proposition was made to hold a meeting at some est interesting and instructive tem of phouctic spelling which future tue for the consideration of this sub- ject. ——_-e ABOUT A SMaLi-rox Case —Yes. sanitary company, reported to the Board of galth @ case of small-pox on E street, (referred te im The Stax of last evening, badordered the removal of the Lespital. Some time afterwards wotice from Dr. Verdi, notifying him of the case. Later im the day Lieut. Noonan was notitied by the Board of Health that there was a case at 322 Sd street, and Private Burns was directed to e received lambs) were offered; 28% sold for slanghter at 14 extra ones brought 8 cents per pound: (3 of good quality were pur- chased for the Philadelphia market at 5eents per pound. No stock sheep were onsale. One sheep was condemned as d |. The quality of the sheep offered this week was mostly au- rerior, the majority of them sold for siaughter averaging 150 pounds gross per head, which is considerably above the medium standard. The market notwithstanding was extremely dull. Few buyers were on hand to purchase, and sales consequently siow at declined prices. ‘The traffic in this stock will probably not be profitable, or the market in # better condition, for several weeks te come. ae nd Larce JEWELKY SaLe.—Meassrs. Latimer & Cleary will commence the sale of watches and jewelry to-morrow goorning at No. 1299 Penn- sylvania avenue, bltween 12th and 13th stre-ts. This sale is made to satisfy a deed of tr: nd the goods will be sold without reserve, offering a fine opportunity to get good articles and hand- | some Christmas presents. Lieut. Noonan, in charge of the | )stating that he | atient to the | look it up, but failed to find either a case of | emall-pox, or person with the name given at the house designated, or anywhere in the neigh- | berboed. ; ——_e—_— Forv.—Ex-Ma\ Georgetown, and Moses Keily, Esq., @ commit- tee ot the Sinking Fund Board, had a confer- ence yesterday with Kegister Cook, in relation to the mode of keeping the accounts of that fund with the view to having the interest account of it prepared by the Ist of January. It was de- termined to pox the Georgetown portion ot the interest at the Bank of Commerce, in that city, and the Washington part at the National Metro. politan Bank. ‘The latter arrangement is for the purpose of keeping the account apart from that of the District, which is im the First Na- tional Bank. Tee Siver Masoxic Exxetion munication of Washi Ne. 14, the followin; A. Whitney, Wo M; Schicimer, J. W.5 Thoma» —At the annual com om Centennial Lod, A Ss amizing of I7ta « down to E street, abies. This improve- B® Very short time from nt, and it is to be carried on- Mr. G. is now engaged in relaying side-waiks, and b aud Zist streets, i Tux Boagp or Porice Commisstoxeas their meting vesterday atternoon, appui W. 1. Quinn an additional pris « Navy Yard and Benning’ + and Isaac Branz the Aquedu Hospital ror Cartogey.—in per inst evening we published the annual of this ad le charity It gives a very interesting hi of good work that has gone on ty during the past year, pores tly and unostentativasl y. Sis- distributed amo: . full and ry hospital, 2013 I street. bi Dizp woow Mowenss. Cav (™ Cxam: tiem Was made vesterda: mains of Mrs. Reppert, which Toselted te the belie! that she did mut come to her death through be effects of g physicians ay they “tind that she died from perfectly AA. Fiee—The alarm © day was caused shanty in the ed prompaly der going us property. THE ONLY PLACE inthe city to get a complete assortment of fine plated roids Freee gilt, shell aud rubber holiday ten dollars is at Prigg’s dollar Zieenas avenue, between Nos. 4,3, service at cal Sturven Binvs ar Averion.—Latimer Sweeney, of | ¥ | security to keep the turned tobi | nee girl. charge > Fine nott PLars and gold-lined bracelets, chased and enameled, with the mew patent thfety slide, from $5 to $20 a pair, at Prigg’s ewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, be- ween 43 and 6th streets, o THE COURTS. CIRCUIT COUR:, Judge MacArthur —To-day Simphine eet. Cine; jadament for plaintifl. | Pip- Bary set: Reve: sucgment mt aside. McNamee a2t ‘arbor; verdict for def-ndant. Jenkins et al. agt. Baily judgment confessed. Keaf agt A a detendant. Kelly agt. Parnell: werd panel, gis Be ey set. Brown & su; M ‘sen filed motion for uew trial. Luchs agt. Perkeson; on ¢ Pi wetening to kill her: wo keep the peace and Lawsen, sborged with assault F conta, ° ‘and battery ou his beating her ard threatening to ki!l nm testified againat his father, and id her story. This is the same ut whim several assanlt case« between ues and Lawson had been heard by Judge . Mr. Britton, a gentleman by wh.in Mes, Lawson is cm ployed, testified to the violent manner of George, after which Judge Snell read over the showing the numerous times he had been arraigned oa similar charges. and fined him &:6 and costs or ninety days in jail, and to give @4») to his wife. Lawson Georg: wife Sareh by her Lawnoi is wife remarked ‘Now go with tothe devil to your heart's content TRE SMALL PRY. Conetanting Hugbes, char; h cursing on the J wi 1. noted an appeal. with larceny discharged from a taney store h street,whereshe hee! beep employ: d. and subsequently had applied to pintbe Reighbor heed for @4 to make change, she stated for her employer. and not returning it stated the prosecuting witness appiiad rnied that the faney,etor lary Dingy.m little Mary had been #irl waens longer girl was sr- ‘ igure without the knowl da wer rents had to je cust anil ber parents could be found, Ficut—Attempts to Brains of His Captor—Falls Over- beard and is Drowned —One of the men arrested in the m Territory recently by Detective on a charge of being connected with the recent robberies of the Southern Express Company in Tennessee, made adaring attem, to escape last Friday from the steamer IAt pois while Columbus, K . but fell overboard and lost his | life in the attempt. A dispatch from Memphis Cleary will continue their sai- of stuffed birds | to morrow. Theyare beautifuliy executed, aad ery variety, making an elegast ernam nt says the name of the express robber was Hillyard Farrington, alias Clark. Clark asked Pinkert: egos on the guard. as he had something tell him, Nosooner had they reached the guard than Clerk, reat f Pinkerton’s revolver from hi Hew | een it at Pinkerton’s ave you now.” Pinkerton Connell, who, sprit pistol as it was shee would Bete the pice of insualty a7 Mrs Wharton found than guilty egcher will ataud hee conteetion ta Was ane | im January. i GEORGETOWN. Carrurs or 4 Precocious Cammrmat—4é Hardened Youth —Oficer Haney, of the third lice preeinet, this morning arreste.l a colored oy Dear the reservoir, who gave his name as “Bill Davis,” on suspicion robbing the resi- dence of Mr. Charles E. Edwards, No. 73 Pred- erick street, of $170 in money yesterday morning. He was taker to the behind the large questioned, pretended that &sore mouth, which prevented him trom talking. Mr. Edwards, after carefully scannin, the ith, we it as his opinion that he was n the boy who robbed him, and stated that the lad he bired wore gray clothes. e “But he wears gray Tents. said an officer, -‘and see,” kaid he, an- yattoning a new dark jacket which the bo: wore—the latter meanwhile struggling desper- ately—“‘he has @ gray inside jacket, ” dir. Edwards then discovered that he was deed the thief who robbed him; in fact, the boy, forgetting bis inability to talk, admitted the theft, lead ly for mercy, saying he would bind himself to work for Mr.'E. until he wan twenty-one years of age, provided he was not proseented. On searching the young thief, who does not appear to be over 12 years of age, a brass watch and a pair of new gloves were found. Ondeing questioned as to what he had done with the money which he had stolen, he Said he left it on Bridge street, where he bought the wateh. An officer was thereapon detatied to accompany him to the point in ticated, but before they had gone far the young rascal said he had left the money with some ony living near the Aqueduct bridge. After a wild-goose chase in half @ dozen directions, the officer breught him back to the station wiiere he said that be left the money with Jake somebody in Wash ington, and an officer was sent with him to in- vestigate. Although ro young, the police officers say they have never before met a youth moro thoroughly hardened. Busixess ox WATER Srerez is now entirely enspended. ‘The river and canal being froz reise grain on the market, and the M 6 cleared yesterday, one usual time of sailing, tor fear of bei z for the winter. ‘The Lady of the Lake did not touch here on her last trip to Norfolk, owing to the ice in the river, and the Baltimore steamer, Express, turned back at Aquia Creek for the same reason. Increase or CanaL Trapre—The office of Collector Blunt, of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is still open, and will remain open for the transaction of necessary business until the Ist proximo. During the last season 2.275 boats more than last year arrived at the collector's office. This shows an increase of nearly 30 per cent in the business of the canal. Svipex Dnatu.—Mre. Elizabeth Lunstord, wife of Mr. Wm. Lunsford, died suddenly at her residence yesterday. The deceased was an old resident of this city ,and was generally esteemed for her many virtues. Her funeral will take place as advertised elsewhere. Enp oF THE CoaL Season.—But little has been done this week by the different coal com- panies. ‘Ihe Borden Mining Company and Ae new's wharf report no coal received or slipped. Ray's docks shipped 1,270 tons. The Censolida- Company received 230 tons, and shipped 3,100 tons. ALEXANDRIA. Tne River Crosep.—The intense cold Weather ot last might froze the Potomac, at this point, and for a considerable distance above and below the city, from shore to shore, and that too with ice so thick that some of the steam boats could not force a passage through it, and the river to-day bas been completely blockaded except to the Aquia Creek mail boats, and they have been many hours behind time. The Wash- ington ferry line is closed. The steamer Gity of Washington, on her five o'clock trip yesterday evening, picked up off the Arsenal, a row. boat containing @ man almost frozen ‘to death and brought him to this city, where he was taken care of. The tug boat G. M. Griftin also picked up a boat containing a man who was frozen to death when taken on board. Green THe Girt Max.—Green, the man who @ short time since wax doing such an extensive business in the prize line, in this city, and has been fined in Washington, is now w for bis appearance at the next term of the Co: poration Court here on the charge of conduct- ng a lottery. HE OccoguaN Bringz.—One span of the railroad bridge across Occoquan Bay and all the trestle work on the southside of the bridg» has been completed and the false work removed. Piles are now being driven for the second span. Gazette, last evening. RAILROADS. OM THE NORT NEY. ROUTE FRO! TO THE SOUTH AND 80UT! The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOUGA BAII« from Chatta- BUD, extendii oA a novge, Tenn., to eclone, Cun auORTEST att ncn Lime from Port nections, and. Boston, New York, Philadel timore Weahingiom? Richmond’ Lynch hate es oes woop te Meridian, Mobile, Now Oricans, Jackson Vicksburg, aud all Bonthwestern cities, The rond-bed 2 is im splendid condition, and the 7 4 ralnan’s Palace Day and Sleeping Uare are to be (BB Sinthis route from Lynchburg to Mobile ame Sew Orleans witheut change. Purchase Tickets via the Alabama and Chatte. soem Railroad, and seonre the quickest time and “he attention of Freight Shippers ie called to this atten tio cal le ae offering the advan ri transit be tem the North ‘end Souths with reise slwaya'es low af Ly any other route. Mark, ship freight, aud procare bills of tading vis che - R. B. 2 WILLIAM KEAVY, ral Frei and Ticke Ageat, Coattan | ey nom .€/STANTON, Generai Suporintendent, Obsttss Jeos4t AND BAS) WEST. nooga, Tenn. pitsimens AND OHIO RAILROAD HiN@TON, December 25, 1871, Trains begworn WASHT = TON and BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and WEST sre now ‘the |. i. P: pal Way Ststious, Bladensburg, Farrel Anne di Junction, and Seley. avy fe see 0 a. mw. San IRs .m.; 3: . » Jeasup’s. The S240 p. m'etope ai Aubepclia Turetion aad ‘Bals} The 7:46 D. m. on Sunday stops as during the 18, m. Metraintoe es FoR ie. Leave at 8:00... aud 3:00, 5:40 and we WAT STATIONS. #:00 a.m. and 3:00 and Lean ee ALE PARTS OF Tite wast ° z a eotsha's balan ga any sod bar at nd reburgs Pittsbarg, ure. arg, do. and prints between Relay Hous. and Strasburg, leave at 3:00 p. m., connecting « Belay Homse with Strasburg and Winches! t accom Modation t Throngh tickets to the West can be had at tr Washington Station Ticket Office at all honrs in tt For New York, Phitadeipbin and Bost os rourh Line. L. WiLSON, J. Master of Transportation LM. COLE, General T Agent. GE 't, Weshington. my 0.8. KOONTZ, Gen") Ag’ BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ‘LADELPHIA AND NEW YOuRS ras Wasuixeton, J 2, 1570—noor. WASH INGTON acd NEWYORK, are Fun as ollows: ‘OB NEW YORK, without 4. Pe (except Sunday) at 6 oS iia aR > FOR PRILADELPHLS. Lepve daily ‘except Sunday )at 8:00 a, m.. 18:4 end 5:40 p.m. PE STHRay, Pa New York at ¥. ». sand hilede Sapsits and the West Ballroad advertieneu: Wes ‘a eee een LOST AND FOUND. OLURGR PIN CITY ITEMS. WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ee Es och OST —On a crovet.s or . NTED—A firet-clads COOK, ales, DINIGO R RENT—Ina very desirable eas SP Sti Lat op back MoD. Peano the baat Hatters, | WASUWeRViNi Ne res Fatocegn te F ietery and Yancoont, BRI , L Pit ict at Ream 10 Navy Department. Ie 3 7th street, May Building. weet sama | 110 © streery beter let sud Bl streets, | Rent LS pee 3. beween = The Artington it street CLIS FOR LOCKET. Tae & Doutar SILK W ANTE IBMEDIATELT—A white or wr AN to general housework, at 207 Mew Jeroey an. betwen oe. tt Five Doi Hats. M.D. Fraxx & iu SALE—Small, HOUSE > <4 : Co., the Ori 5 aaeet City; A cake, GS) avails: or will ones Sram, 3S US 7th street, May Building. My Tere | eRe ihe ame. Will exe am GOLD RIN. 900 ELecant TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS, Just 5 os rae on gy ” ‘ot Senanry 28, 1884, for Received and for sale at H. C. Smith & Co.'s in Apely to 1313 "Root Tis e paid Wf retucmed to chia Produce Exchange, 809 D st., first door east ¥. RT sue ctreet ‘al em St Corner 18th st_and N an M. C. A. Build a SERIES L a Ree reosive tt, ing. ‘Winpetor Scanrs, CanLetos Scarves. Chan- celor Scarfe.Jobn Bi it Scarfs, Marine Scarts, Pee cautioned not ‘OB RENT—A Bia avenue In Fs* KERT—Iwo PARLOKS, cleganiy fura. ‘ahed ‘thing new: for +f; jnome STORE. on Pena! at the Btar Office _ 4: D—A LADY who thoronghly under- Adante ccbeleing Gomer or Me Olt Th 421-3" ts poe ltomdnagatn eg mae ge MISS MARY B. STOOPS. ever a ingle gent emon: bes ee a v other ban r D—To reat ROO! partially | Ieeati. trom Welcker rant TIMERS TCRS Bows, end and straight Ties, of the finest | WANTED Ty rent pereny etic vemesee | loan ‘crnsees is moan te BUSINESS CHANCES. justities. i id Be edaspart |) Ba NT—Two oF three partial; ished oy : > Sanaa Gama "Fine Linen Collars and Cuffs, and Handker- payment of y suall adults. Batercnee | FU Di GRED Tait hie gor Wrceaghartially farniahea XD @30- WHITTINGHAM LOTs Fok chiefs. exe! red. with particulars, B.C without email chfldr.n: centrally located; terms —Theee Lote are situated on the Bal Black Silk, White Silk, and Colored Silk | Star Office : i tone ha Handkerchiets: Silk and Satin Stocks, &e, wn, D. ©., a large frat Fine Cloth, Kid, and. Dogskin Gloves, and 3 iy CE JOW Pent, oF y home-made Bue! Gloves an aun! a TANT ‘At Tremont Howse, corner 2d street in same. portentt ring @ home eam some woo! lined. W Abd etians cones MEAT COOKS ocd a, Con grees tren a® | be cfiered Call at the odce. af T unObE ges : Perfect), iting Shirts for geatiemen and | CARVER and CHAMBeRMAID. None bat com- | very desirable and pleasau'ly +4 re - 3 Oo... O86 F etree! , between Sth and w boys in great variety. petent help need appl 220-3" oe ing Li rome, RS iy tint? Pasy - 7 AL Estate ‘One price only. Gro. C. Henxtxe, ANTED. WOCKAWAY—Light. meat, jume-| “ance Wo. 1497 ¥ sttect c. | $20,000 fii her 107th street, N. W. teat, in good cundition. Address, Mr RUCK: | cues —— o—__. AWAY. chiy post-office, stating lowest cash price | [SOR RENT—A sone JUST RECEIVED for the holidays, a large as- | and where carriage may be sec! street, betwee ire a am at sortment of ladies’ French kid button and lace ie er gaiters; also, a large lot of sitppers for Ja es, f tpn tore, om t RENT. me HOUSE on New SALE CHy AP mnt 2 - "4 n'a millinery eto ney ave : ra in io. 109 Pennsylvania avence, neve to Gait, 3 Eh waned apes Haak? Beet Gide abvatee. Diguire ou the b toe Smith = -: —— = wetness ne whe . FaMILigs who are in want of wines a! POR SALE—Ore of the most : tug Mill, 351 PF liquors for the hotidays, will find ita great s FSioxs ita! 7 hoe. B wa ington, B.C : ivg to call at C. P. Crandell's Wholesale a Wall pe: page su0 Fe GEYERAL AMOUNTS. Fi Ketail Liquor Store, No. 412 11th street, jnst Ritend Wik pF an a San 0.000, Tu nen wake above Penusylvania ‘avenue. He keeps a pure : beICK HOUS me reets, © seeceeer eee article, and sells at a very low figure. w.f PG Aectt-t0t 29 Fu etrest. Business Svits at $10, Business Suits at $12. Business Suits at 915. Fe SALE—The FrRNITO: WILL. with everytime ne orse be POR RENT — FU ‘ir. €)2; untur $20, $18 esse NISHED HOUSES, P72: 97, a. Ail Basiness Suits at reduced prices. 12,15 Ei — Bro., 405 ith street, Baroaine x T: take pleasure in announcing to my eostomers and the public in general that I wil! offer my entire stock of Toys and Fancy Goods at cost on account of rebuilding. Never having resorted ee GOOD WILLS ‘mi hington and pe GQCb MILL Be Enilrond, about one mile froia the Toa man ey axcY Goons.—I mod Sth strent, Le! of Maryland aver able for coat or Immb:r WELLS drag store. « 7th street ‘communicating ANTED—To ee. ANTED—A respon jOOMS on io TENANT to rent an mm Vv to this measure, and only now for the reason Furnished “# a new, to cwo genticrenor | tino Mercentte wi above stated, the public may be assured that we situated oT Ct pes Te iS a5 keep what we meachnr tte ave bere mak Promise, seling at net, Try it and Address convince yourself. H. €xrtcu, 12,19,5 945 Pen: bet., 9th and 10th sta. GLoves for the miliion at Price’s, 413 7th st. Bret quatity KipG.oves at $1.50 at Price's, eo, Ter x, quire ot K.B. LLOYD & CO., No. retrent, premires. ANTED—A COOK in asmall familie wae capes Co ut ZL. FURST and 3d streets. decls: The only reaeor ae Refer- Es, tf Koow that PAILUIP heap, at No 716 isih strest 4137th streg. eet, pays the hiehest ind H. Hew . ConcREEs Camas FF CLOTHING, BOOTS see The mene, © Eh See Meal Seigeae aa Sanaa Boy's Overcoats, CAP UANR ee ed QUILTS. OR RENT—Large furnished or unfuratshed PERSONAL. Youth's Overcoats. A note by mail will be attended to. ROUSE for. rent in Georgetown Muderate = A. StRave, PHILLIP PEYSER, Agent, | terms «ffored. St ATION WANTED OF WILLIAM wf.m.w.f 1011 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 1th sts. dec9-2m Lr4Croventh street, wer M:_ | sister <r bose “Kguppeerd to be im Washington by a . Wise once at the | DOW SS Defatier, AMIS Aa LLOOK, OF Feland. 622 Derort ror Gewt’s 81 Kips at Price's, 413 7th ‘Keystone. Se cy, 1009 F rect. — | P-nvsylvania avenue, opposite etropolitan street. street and see Prof, Lutaine’¢ ” Frendle in POR RENT One thrce tory BRICK HOUSES | Hotel. plese Mae = ee fon, together with Dr. recommends: containing 9 rooms: newly painted and pap me te Tuy most celebrated and successful Latrobe nia ech Tun gar gud water: Ne 253 isin street bat wa B O%. ote nny! pte iA | oe ee Usandelicre, Gas Stoves and Weather Bina ai | WW ANTED—Laic | eee Denner a eennutee walk, to the | ty cariy Ife. Manhood resiered, Beaninal Chandeliers, Gas Stoves aud Weather Stripe, Stamping Ste a zn 5 | cured. Impediments te Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, ¥.M.C. A. Build- |p sacs ppers. siik Bracte, | Hfeasury. Inquire Nv. 403 7th street, nose I ts vas and Cloth Slip: ing, th and D streets. +f treatment all colori aly a , bh it. Braid {OR R¥NI—With Board. beantifal PARLORS | yelopes, Address +, UNDERWEAR atthe usual low rates at Price's, ah treet Rela | Kohat, pleasant CHAMBERS, iu a houee | 2south 9h street 413 7th street. JANTED-A GIRL with all Wanita ironing, in a <ma are two servants kept. Any appivin weil recommended. Apply at 6 enue, ‘2 improvements, References «x i J diz 2w* re mut come eunsy ly nozs ANTED TO BEST—-An UNFURNISHED HOUSE, in good location, by November 1, In- of W. L. WALL, corne? ih sirect and Pa. rae eo J ANTED—Everyboty in favor of thoroughly fa CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Price’s, SOR RERT—A iwo-story BRICK HOUSE: foor 413 7th street. Pe Ee shed: om a court tm Square 245° Inquire of Judge WY near the prentises, : CHAMBRE, A large amd beautiful assortment, Suitable for Christmas presents. 12,16 Hasie Brotuens, 7th and D sts. Liver Ap SILK HaNDRERCHIERS at Price’s, rent, $16 a month. 1E, 1205 Vermont evenae, deel? tf ‘OR RENT—Two COMMUNICATING BOOMS, Latrobe, with water and gue, far: od, wt No. ATS Catreet, Moi re decd itl shags di-t or hinge t. Separaie ect? im* V ni ences exchar ged 7 et o nut bright ~ te a = eae - epee ° seud crete to. RICK: at the Steas Carpet beat FOR REN T—suiter ofhandeomely FORSisaED | Georgetown Advertisements Ir vou wan’ nise me ing Worl Maine avenue, between i and 6th ROOMS in firet ct yuse, with large parlors, Saainure aie a ————_____ = the eye and purse, call on streets. swstty ___myiS-ti_ | dinjne-rocm and kitchen. by mom hor longer, Pw. | SPECIALTIAG AT WALLACE'S, h sireet, next to Odd Fellows WANTED See and cant off CLOTHING. Di. | session Ist Ja: 2 ben OO 53 HIGH STREET. his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stan:ls, AMONDS, WATCHES, OLD GOLD and SIL. OR SALE OR RENT—Three new three-story > ne Children’s Bureaus, Tables, &e., &e. 12,16 VER, GUNS, REVOLVERS, and all Kinds of BRICK DWELLINGS situate on Penn-sivania WHITMAN'S CANT IFS. > ° = PERSONAL PROPERTY. Tho highest cash price | avenue, between lsh and llth streets nor! heact PRUIT, POUND and JELLY CAKES. Go to Price's Gent's Furn Hil be paid at the OLD CHRISTIAN LOAN | eight and pine rooms, bath-room, gas aod water. CREAMS. ICES, JELLIES angen . - » between D mad the av poly to . py x SWECTIONS of «li kinds. . cheap goods, 413 7th st OFFICE, 314 Sth street, bet: D aad thi Apri AChOSS & Hi, Shepherd’ Bullt'ng, | CONPECTION Nets. __ ann Gnear CUmOF TY Tote paneer eens me OR RENT Fura FS, frams te ase | A NNUAL ANNIVERSARY #ALL ned ’ 4 Tr annum, new — mI . 7 rr EUS, DIAMONDS, at A | orrent. ENNEDY © 8) HIBERNIAN CATH(L1C BENEVOLENT Heervy’s, 1031 7th street. A note by | decé 720 15th street. pret 3 419 7th street, mail attended to. A. OOHEN. jan30-ly F ? i 3 a = = 2 vorigtet a 5, Next door to Odd Fellows’ Hall. r ANTED—C "3 REVOLVERS—. the —_— DRRE-T BALL ow ee 6 oe * ane shite a Ww yar sizes. at UEMPLER'S petcian tenes, HOUSE, on norsh A street, between Ist and 24. BREW YEARS NIGHT, Jan 3.1512. ame4> RATHER Strips! —Best in tiem: tel. ve | ment, . Alito, the only inodorous WistiDs 0,000) tama asennad dollars | 9 pies t's fashionable tovation in the West | [[OLIDAY Goons the world, at Hamilton & : : eaux. x a ‘ aa A. Building, 9h and D | gevoLv ee HOBEuT FULTON. ed hands me HOUSE in the northwestern part of TaYLOR & NOCK, street. x ‘ERS, ete, Loan Office, 31.45 oth 12,13,1: pa ME RSs Gext’s Kip anp Dogskrn Gtoves, from $1 co. (Svecessors to F,M. Lazeney.) ity. Several FAES, large and emall, on the line of Blo. 186 Bridge otreet, Georgetown. D C.. the railroad. Tw . FUMBISHED HOUSE for rent ae2 JU. igo fnekt sight to ONE DOLLAR SPEC- to the 3 Know that t wou'd most fally coll th: up. A good article for $1.50, at C. Banm’s Kid | acy 8 in the country is tely anited ‘AN BOYLE & CO., 513 7th street. reepectfally 9 attenti Giove Depot, 408 7th street. Remember the | 2ycyight by HH HEMPLER, the Optician, oor, A SALOON PARLOR, with Dining | bs tevs just ephbed on sateen place. ner 4 street and Pennsylvania avenue. Depot for on Ncbyoun. Woes con RA CHE MIAe Obes C. Baum’s Corsets are the most celebrated | Thermometers of all kinds ce focbetig aelimonerndy BATEB, CG) vannca aes among the Ladies. Ladies can have them made WaANTED-23 000 for one or more years. moder ire at 1312 G street, Ey FANCY GOODS. FINE TABLE CUTLERY avd to order, and every pair is warranted to fit. ‘security, (and for the benefit of the work, COR RENT—A cule of THREE FURNISHED | HOUSE FURNISHING GUODS, which we ore The largest, Kid Giove Depot for Ladics and } people.) ‘Addiees immediately. A-B-0-," Hora | FOR REET 8 cues of gentlemen, ine private | S2°UME great inducements to for Gent's is at C. Baum’s Corset Factory. The fenowrl avennn = y; location pleasant, as also coavenient to the _____ aw ee are sold at the lowest market value. 408 7 — = % = ‘ol and Departments; references 139 7 street. Hosiery for Ladies and Gent's; also, full FOR SALE. corner of 24, 6.W. aomt aianie line ot Children’s extra length. Prices a — = OR SALF AT LOW PRIC ENT—Th re. s. lowest, and 10 per cent. off on the dozen, at (VOR SALF —The BTORE FIXTURES and | f were BRICK HOUSE, No. 1414 Mh sirect N, Baum’s Corset Factory, 408 7th street. BAKE my EM, with ie appurtenances dele Ww ween Oand P; 9 rooms, § Foun avi . are= Manixo UnpEnsnints AND Drawers, doc., | 0s theretoof a well establisned business ina Con- | WSL TENNEY, a0dey Omkea Go” ‘ T5e., $1, $1.50, $2, #2.50, at the Original Franc, 451 7th street, next door to Frane, the Hutte King strect, Alexandria, Vass = SUS 7° | FPOR H street, nex! yr to Frane, the re ing strect, Alexandris, north od Pasa svenus, for ran cnienis tenes Groves, Gloves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog | [UGE SALECTOOLS gy 4 GOODWILL of mas businesaor office." Apply io § GOLDSTEIN £60", Driige ctrete, Geormeaswn and Cloth, in great variety, at the Orignal | istactory reasons for selling given upon lnqucey. pond ne —— ‘TOWN DULLAK STORE Franc, 431 7th street, next door to Franc, the | “giant sn nPg. C: FORD, "Emacs Goaks Comes eee | ei mosapar baw Hatter. as PGE SAEESA Portable FORGE, cmd ay ve Fnitale for & email, genteel family. Inquire on | iicmutitul amorimer t Mexrxo, Cotton and’ Lambs Wool Half Hose jargain, z = © premises. : ren Sao at the Original Franc, 4317th street, next door to | ayo s: Hous Ferssning Done, OR SALE OR RENT—HOUS France, the Hatter. ea «ylyania avenue. arrest A fine T-octa: * BARSeh tue AN ELEGANT HOUSE, R. W. DOWNMAN, Beal Esta’ worth 6620. with stool amt cover, for rafe. NovELtTies mm Scakrs, Bows and Ties, in inone Of the most improving of thecity, Dol-eotf et | St 85 perchance Call i <t Sn 2080) "8. t ‘iety,—by far the largest assortment in laneerd ~ ny ENT—Newly turnished. a suit of PAR . » iis city-vat’ ihe ‘Original Franc, 4311 street, AT PRIVATE SALE. “LORS: cue fursiahed as steeping roomcandcom- | _@cttf 128 Brider w'r=t, Georgetown, DD next door to Franc, the Hatter. This House is situated one square from the C monicating Zith beth-rorm, and’ water closet: cou- | FRY THOS. DUWLING, Avctioypser a tol. Int street east, between Band © street north, | venient to departments and aes v7 hotels; suita- ie Fon Conse, Bunions Chillblains, Ingrowing | with stable andout-buildings aud epacioue side lot, Semier private family. SALE OF VALV-ABLE REAL RSTATE ON THR Nails, &c., visit Dr. White's rooms, No. seaming taoahen cries ee en the > BoD, northeast corner Ith BEIGhTS OF GEORGETOWR, aT AUv- 2 jon 0 Residence. ton; Nor} Norah Charice sreet, Baltimore, | Hietee wil be open for nopeeton dally, from 30% F 92, BExTo Tin teres, DWELLING Hou=s fe Seas Begeine date the —* 4 ° 5 lvania aveune, six doors ‘THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired Perper OU se Ving National Herd: wide recme, etalr cance and pas oS iat Beis ae Spon the and made to order by Hémpler, near 4% street. a J. WALL angen: 8 locality for s lawyer or hyecian Feqnest of te party er “ * J uction and Commission m Merchant FRAKGE TAYLOR. spbreriber will ofr for sale, at fe auction. om STE ge es deo 19 Cor. 9h sireet and Penn | maser ry) Indianeavense | WEDNESDAY AFT EIN OOM. cee S¥th inetant * ue Harren? Fee ars hos peel SPRING TRUCK, FOR S40 Oe BENT Tie clopant COUNTRY | Gcorgeun Leis ti ie eat coon At 433 7th street, Sits GCOS 20-8 Mables, 911,915; and BEAT recently Dt Gitmas ry Us, “ next door to the Original Frane’s, | 215 Jthstrept.belowC. ””deod-tf_ street, at the $d atreet on 3 d east, 84 | seven feet from the uorhwest He keeps all of the latest styles of iE residence of D. McClelland; one of the banc Tas LARGEST AND’ and Warhington streets. asd remni inthe District. Apply | with line of Stoddard street fe patience hoc of fue Grid and Silver WATCHES, solid Gold to AB. SHEPHERD, 910 Ponnayiva: ia avenue, in and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere | CiAINS, DIA, ONDS, and every rartoty of eka tf < else in town. Call and see for yourself. tr | Sther fueJRWELE! solid Bilver Ware Por sa ~ "4 ned HOUSE oe . latest styles of Linen and Paper [Sa a Capitol Till, on South A st., 34 and 31 | Residences known as “Cooke's Collars go to the Original Franc, 431 7th street, | ard imported Clock Boxes ofthe finest man- | *% the Point of Rocks Rait. | nor Cooke, A¢miral Radford, Jedge next door to France, the Hatter. ure: ‘h-Loeding and other Guns in great | raq within a few minuter’ walk of adepet; Within | well kuown citizens, a * egoe tariety; Revolvers, Cutlery, and the selec | ihirty minures of Washington; about #00 scres, im | | Thi Gortzs Patz: FLESTING GAS ARD | tion of Fancy Goods in city, by 8. | proved by house, Ae. Lay Saapxe will eave one-half of the quan- | GOLDSTEIN & CO. at thelz new store, 619 Penn, ‘ice, COTE, trom io to 25,cree,on the same road of gas or coal oil consume: ut use Ny 3 n ‘end eame distance from % other They are cheap and durable, A. Ro- | $t their old stand, 2 ph Es = tag Ao te SIX LOTS near Capitol, rilgo gO for rent senthal, No. 404 7th street, is the agent for them, | iy, oe ‘hret clase estebi S im this o —— locality. 3 Ta and aiso for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier | gny othercity, ONE PRICE ONLY. now _™ “ - Reflectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight | ton gaLe—aonse, BUGGY ead HAENE KR SALE—SUBURBAN RESIDENCES—Threr Reflectors. ‘business ‘Gam 26 seen et COTTAGES at Mount Pleasant, containing ten ny ae Hows re Biablens SG atrest, between Ooh ISS roome, about three-quarters of am ‘acre of iand 4" Fioures Witt Nor Lint and 7th. . nos-tf tached, well fenced tm, with astable, Terms easy, 1: - My acts vom ane POPU Sake ence ee “One tf the above will be rented. See the prices at which four of the leading +B. SQUIRE'S, Morey Broker, et Sewing Machines are eold in the United States | ocsgap 2° 2 SAU 1467 Fetrest. | 2 and England: SOR & nd will be old on torms.on |S FoF thoes, tree: wd nent, TUBMAN'S of elegantly Pricein MB GREAT PREVEATIVE OF CHILLS, hed preseed brick HOUBES, with stone trie, | Weck PA Wheeler & Wilson. T mninge- og isth street-nrar Prankiia Square: done. All New Singer. : 32 50 F. X. DOOLEY’S in walnut in the Elias Howe,.....-- 35 00 TONIC ELIXIR OF CALISAYA. GRU Sha” Wilson Shuttle... 0 vex citar The above prices are for exact! F. X. Doole ist, cor. Pa. aye. and east $d st classes of machines as sold in '. | Ohas. Stott Gy med ig hag tle ‘There is scarcely any diference in the cost of | 6th sts material and labor in any of the above-named | A. Orntchet, Drauggist. Anacostia,D.0. oc2-tf machines. Afivavit—W. G. Wilson Germ Boups. Wihon Sewing Machine Go. References ex: Le or 5 personall the family" inthe house. peared before me, aud made oath that the above Appi at ton ‘ur office by letior: addons, Gerts. &. HARTOE prices are correct and taken by him from eir- ork avenue. [proutepcasany six Culars published in the United States and Eng- FOE BENT—A the COUNTER SEAT, tm rai! ws tnd land under the corporate names of the com- Frep. Surra, Clerk of the Court of Common Picas of Cuyahoga Co., 0. The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at A. BosENTHAL, 404 Tth street. ‘Terms easy. - ee Norioz To taE Pustic.—i. Becker & Co. successor to P. Wallach, dealer in men’ DUBING THE PAST FEW WEEKS pe Fim WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c C HRORNOMETERS WATCHES AND CLOOKE. NEW STORE’ NEW GOODS: ROBERT, HORRILL @ 0o., OORNER FIFTEENTH AND F STREETS. srmcrigan Clscks, = ye view of city. with trees, orchard, eple-th THE DEMAND FOR 7-80 NORTHERN PAOIFIC GOLD BONDS 5 ‘Mas been daily increasing, and holders of FIVB- aie ejeeaphsamamnsetiseas iecameaiierdeend tas, etc., ete. 18 KARAT GOLD WATCHES, NORTHERN PACIFIC ‘ THIRTIES