Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1872, Page 4

EVENING STAR. ~ DOUBLE SHEET. © ‘KOSBY S. NOYES.......Editor. Largest Cirenlation in the District Reading Matter on very Page. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY. January 6, 1872. Washington as a Central Winter Resi- dence. Massachusetts still adheres to her | custom known as the “election sermon.” manner of it is this. When pips ens. assembles and is organized, the members at once proceed, not to business, but to church, where the “assembled wisdom” of the state is treated to a disquisition on religion, politics, or whatever topic the officiating minister chooses for his discourse. The election sermon before | of this week was preached by Rev. Dr. Peabody, | and capital. and was mainly devoted to sharp criticisms upon the notions becoming popular respecting labor The reverend speaker argued the | absurdity of a division of property, and repre- ‘The growing tendency seems more and more | pointing to the gradual establishment of sa- perior and permanent advantages in this city for ageneral first class winter residence. The Americans are migratory and like change of scene. To those whocan afford it—wherever they go in summer, flitting abroad, or to the ut- termost parts of the land—it is getting to be generally agreed they cannot do better than rendezvous here for the winter. Thus Wash- ington is gradually, and we think, surely form- ing a distinetive metropolitan American char- acter. Perceptibie centers of Literature, | Science, Art, and Society are already here and | are rapidly crystalizing. With the growing ad- vantages here these circles once formed will rapidly expand. The great Corcoran Art Gal- lery will form an art nucleus for the country. The Congressional Library, already one of the first-class libraries of the world will, 80 soon as the intelligent views of Mr. Spofford are carried be the most beneficent and mitbsonian Institution, the Naval ¥, Coast Survey, Hydrographic and Signal offices, with other public departments, gather here a body of scientific men of the highest attainments, such as are found collected nowhere else im the country. Students are coming here from all parts of the country to ae three colleges of the Distri becanse of the ecial advantages over educational institations sewhere afforded here in the libraries, the cientific collections, the Botanic Gardens and «onservatories, the Government Anatomical | | frem the inside of the establishment. sented the unavoidable tendency and effect of certain movements to be adverse to the full en- Jovment of opulence by those achieving it through their own energy, enterprise and ability. In the United States property, he said, is often enough distributed into small amounts without the process being hastened in any way. Speak- ing of women's work and womens’ wages, he said. ‘The sole reason why women were under- paid was that women who did not work were mean enough to underbid those who did, and the lowest bid ruled the market.” And now Philadelphia wants jury reform. Twelve so-called “intelligent and responsible citizens” of the Quaker city were empancled to try a case in the quarter sessions. The prisoner Was indicted on three counts—tirst, felonious entrance; second, theft; third, receiving stolen goods. It was proved on the trial that the man was arrested on the premises, with the property on his person, and the only defence set up was that he had found the goods on the door steps of the store, and had not himself abstracted them After | wrestling with the knotty problem for a few Museum, the pleadings in the Supreme Court, | and the debates in Congress. Of the attractions of Washington socially nothing need be said, asso much has already been written on this point. These attractions must, however, be greatly increased as the city is adorned, improved, and made equal in com- fort and elegance to its natural advantages of position and climate. For the first time in the history of Washington the city has streets suffi- ciently weil paved to allow of pleasure-driving every day threvgh the winter, and the brilliant spectacle on Pennsylvania avenue of an after- noon is a foretaste of what the future will show when the wealth ef the country shall here, as it is beginning to its winter Newport or Saratoga. enumeration given in another column mber of writers who now make their homes here, it will be seen that Washington is ztowing to be a literary center also. The num- ber will doubtless increase year by year. Upon the whole, the prospect is that there must gradually grow up here a central winter idence, social, literary, political, musical, ientific, which will vie with that of any | in Europe. +2ee- ‘The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. At the meeting of the Board of Dirctors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on the 2th ult., Governor Bowie. of Maryland, Mr. James G. Berrett, of this city, and Mr. John P. Poe were *ppointed a committee to report as to w action as tothat work should be reeommende to the Maryland legislature. The committee submitted their report at the adjourned meeting of the board at Annapolis a few days since ‘They speak unfavorably of the proposition to epen the mile and a quarter of the canal lying in this city and condemned by our Board of Health a= a nuisance. They say, however, from the tacts stated by the president, that immediate action must be taken upon the subject, and re~ commend that it be referred tothe president a! Leard of directors for them to make the most ad vantageous disposition, but to report to the stoekbolders before final action for their adop tion or rejection. ‘The state being the mortage of this part of the canal, the committee recom. mend application to the legislature for appro- priate legislation to give conveyance, and sng- gest tothe Board of Public Works to lay this matter early before the legislature. The report pproving of the construction of the t Georgetown by the company, as expe ent, states the committee can unded objection to their construe ton by private responsible parties. If so built the company, it says, would derive most material advantage. They, therefore, recommend the re- ceiving of proposals thus to construct these out- let-locks. No contract, however, to be awarded without the stockholders’ approval ‘The recommendation of this passive policy is not very encouraging to those business interests of the Distriet depending on canal trade. The committee in this very report express their gratification at the prosperity of the company, and state that the net revenues for the last eighteen months were $420,563.71, while for the eighteen months immediately preceding they were only $90,2%.40. They know that this in- creased trade demands increased facilities for unloading beats at this end of the work; and ye they propose to stand still and wait for private enterprise. Boats are frequently detained some vays In Georgetown waiting their turn to dis- cargoes, and relief might be afforded and @ new impetus ‘given to the canal by a Jndicious expenditure at this time. Something will have to be done in the near future, or the interests of the canal will suffer. There is vir- tnally no outlet lock from the canal into the river except at Alexandria, for a loaded eoal- boat cannot pass through Rock creek. If the dredged, and the section ot the canal im this city kept cleaned out, coal might be brought into the heart of this city without the heavy expense of hauling trom Georgetown; an outlet lock was coustructeil in George- nm, coal might be transterred from the canaj ats directly into vessels, greatly cheapening the cost of the coal at the north. Anybody can see how these improvements will increase the trade and thus benefit the canal company. and yet they propose to wait for somebody else to do their work - eee. ‘The New York legislature will have its hands | futl tostraighten the crooked waysof Tammany, and not the least of the trouble will consist in squelebing those well-meaning but ignorant and overzealous members who obstruct necessary legislation by all sorts of impracticable schemes. Already a sweeping proposition ho~ been intro- ed to govern New York city. Kichmond and Westchester counties by comuuis- stoners, swallowing up all the municipal depart- ments—quarantine, barbor masters, streets, water, fire, health, police, excise, elections, charities, correction and the erectiott of build- ings—kindly taking the rule out of the hands of the people most concerned and centering it in FE the representatives from the rural districts at Albany. To be sure they could not possibly 4) worse in the way of misgovermment than the rulers chosen by the free and en! voters of Gotham and its sister city, Brooklyn; but the scheme is not republican and not what is wanted What is most needed is to have such checks on all officers who have anything to do with the collection or disbursement of the people's money, andsuch publicity given to all papers and ac- counts pertaining thereto, as to make it impos- sible for an officer to abstract any portion of the funds without speedy detection. Honest men nay be elected; it is to be hoped thef'will be; Lut they should be subject to the same stringent regulations as would be necessary if they were known rogues. Nearly all the recent schemes of plunder, nationa! and municipal, have succeeded so well only because of the undue confidence re- posed in entrusted with public money. -s0e. Colorado is out of yt and has £55,000 in the territorial treasuTy, and yet her politicians are not happy: Governor McCook is bound to be in the itshion, and in bis message clamors for reform. He wants the grand jury system abolished, thinks the Indians are occupying too much good land, and desires that more stringent daws be enacted for the collection of debts, minutes, the brilliant intellects of the jury evolved from their inner consciousness a ver- dict of guilty on the third, but not guilty on the other two counts! The disgusted court—Judge Peirce—thereupon sadly but sternly annoanced his intention of setting aside ‘this idiotic ver- diet. FOUNDRY M rE. CHUBC =The 1 Pastor, Rev. Dx. Gin Ms, ‘Will continue his lecture ‘sul of Tarsus” at 7 p.m TO MORROW. Beats frie. Ld NEW CHURCH TEMPLE, north 0: mare between B aud C. Se: >CHRISTIAN CHURCH, VERMONT A AVE- ervices morning and even ing. Preaching by the pastor, ( MEW. Sunday 1, half-past Strangers welcome *UNIVERSAUIST SERVICES —Tho Rev B. Hatuawat, of Hightown N. J. wall chim Masonic’ Hall TU-MOMROW ta and 7:20 pm aot Mo Life. het i isit ae "Brent ooking Forwart nd mr NTKAL BUILDING AQOUTsTION. _ The Seventy sixth Month! Meeting of Cen Building Acsctiation will be fat ie Colin Law Building, Sth street, om TUESDAY EV NikG, Toth instant. sree, = legen TYPOGRAPT Ee TY—A stated meeting will be at Fisdee, Union Ball corner Sth" and. goed IS EVEN'RG. at 7% o'clock. The anniversary celebration will tske place at the Kloman House Supper at 83: o'clock. B. Mact wut imp Bs OF ELL. Secretary. if LODGE, No. 50, informe, Uthat their removed to the c of 9th D stcevis. (old TNs TUMOR their regular meting w 0" : dap EVEN NG. (Sua WADLER, President. ¢ first annual meeting of the ODD FELLOWS MUTCRE REUTEE SOCIATION will be held atthe Th Heed fatty TUBSDAY EVENIBG, January %h,att-socclocke Bicction of oMcers and other important business. ery member is earnestly requested tu be By over As W. FOWL Soe L6-2t} raOM A BOARD OF EES OF PUBLIC SC! HOULS. feguler meeting of the Board of Trustees of P lie Se will be held at the Franklin Sch Fate: on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th instant o'clock. FARDON eco {Daily morning papers es op Ss: PAUL’s Saks Ayo streets, pastor J. G. Buti. ati it Memorial Chapel, Hith “Baijere Pico kof observed daily ‘at of prayer observed dai re z p.m. Bvery lady invited, atti NINTH STHEET METHODIST PROT. ESTANT CHURCH, between Bani F— rning Re eT the pastor. Atlla.m. m “The Historical “thertdactory to a serics om “The Representative tament. ent a1 at the Scriptures. path night sermon ters oft the O18 Te: 1. Noals sod Abrata rite shington. on THURSDAY, J: Mth, 1872. Directors wil be elected for the ensuing year 8.8. HOWISON, President. ae SUNDAY MOMNISG Ga. ZEITE, UNIQUE EXCELLENCE TO MORROW, IN ITS jing The M abor fi form. Fi sip. Street Car Scene, Hom= from the Kirk's Letter, Hove, Bejocted Bonet, Letter, ac, &¢., The SUNDAY GAZETTE. becanso of its large and increasing circulation, is the very best adver. tising medium. Elean: = Yelverton ps aa until TWELVE, - wit mone tet SEMI ABEUAL BREE iow LIN JAN wo ¥ commencing at 10 o'clock on the mornin: the 1@th, and bolding three sassone per day. Dersons Intenerted in th 0 passage of HOLAE A LAW iy e, earnestly et to attend. it fe coutdemtly ‘expected that this Convention will ing of All bg the largest must earnest and moat enthuslant of apy ‘The ablest advocates of the moves ment throughout the Unios will te eresene te ee ingereat and zeal tothe he caus ‘b pe a ', Lucretia Bett, Charlotte B. Wilkour, y Stanton, Olym: Bhia ‘Brown, Laure. DeFores Gordon Sasan. B. Anthony, sre are sufficient at any time to draw a crowds ‘day seesions will be free; evening ea NURSES’ eaeae AT FREEDME: HOSPITAL. - bal course of Lectures will commence March 6, ad will continue for three months. ractical instructions will be given upon all the duties of the monthly nurse, ieefading the Droper care of infants. The Lying-in warde of the hospital. under the charge of one of the instructors. will aff. = pcpporte- nity fer instrations of the sub taught. formation I Proftenoe HOBERT EeYeCRN MD. we Oly street. Rais 0 Hospital: iyeician of tho Lying ia Jav5-m ‘wands; or at the hospital REMOVAL NOTICE. and sfter JaNtARY 21H we of our effects from our Lean (Mice, to our principal Loan ee 614 C Metropolitan Hotel: sales tL, remove all 9 4% street, treet, under the ‘roows fronting Pennsyl- Brepue, O19. Our business will bs continwed an biectofore with better aceon to our cus- tomers. taps 8. DSTEIN & CO. BEGISTRAR'S OF FL District or Covumara, Wastrnetos, D.C. Joquecs 1. Ua: Notice i hereby given to parsons nuder license from the Pome "Corporation ington, i "Hucheters Pawnbrokers, Bill Posters, I he Markets, Insurance c., &e., and owners of dogs, expired, and are required to a doit business in Georgetown scacht abr anise the classes of licenses which expired ou the Ist day of January, aro reyuired to "And Hackmes kmen and owners of yreyine”pemeae: and other vehicles for a ets of juired by the act - * FIBANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WANTS. : FOR RENT AND S4LE. FOR SALE. | THE TRADES. The repert oh Wall street efternoce | WW AR ‘A COO} N OB RENT—Two ROO! the first fovr, un- K—The GOOD-WILL and part FIX- EMOv al James FB PRA hattwe peciniuent London frame SO eth censor ee weil recommended FoRerited or eect desired. EES of good Provision nad seen, Rate SST REN, CR Both guldand exchanger The Been Pest staice | ord apply eae are 406 L street, a" ” | northweet corner of ih and P ate, NOW. yoo MoyEb a, So! Locigeg ergees o that & ceomahene of nkeceetaeee ANTE a peationma bad Wi “hs an Fe RENT—A \ newly i Fromt_ROOW, | FPeasneiad as git occmryracrs a I re. will mat with peeept attevtion. cesses Arig Meppocoment bee Sa See Mevinbly bianiguRD ee with ji able fo gentlemen. Apply at —_ Tier cy: Sai AY ine Ai FLAG DEPOT stockholders int ry syle Ge een of share. This, sated fo, ana 08 | | Water TOUR eeeicoe EES a FRE oh nia JOHN C HOGAN, ; them go sen Hak ad Gonld | apt” ET GFE GRNDE UST | we ote eed Wete poxrans et STEAM ENGINE FOR Saur— ws etactarer of Awnings. Flag Tous, Hoewe j : om Covers Securities. ANTED—A thoroughiy competent WOMAN, 3 O8E ani DWRLUING over | THOS. F- Fo MORGAR. foot r= awe me Bertie ‘Alo: tended to. 31 the todo hova-work fora mail femily; references Ves riog for a bakery or d ant mf " pee oe Me Fy Dorthwestynear St. |sicre. “Apply to A. 0. BRAMAN, No 637 Soe FLORANOR SEWING MAC cont O52; = ge 124i 6-200,3n & Jy,0.0% 1 | Aloysius church ye colina evenue. é aapews vil be ola 8, “Cail at No ir MOVAL - He Bcmaee yeaa | ARTEDS 8 Bon ny, of adults. TWO FoRRENT-a desirable STORE. ly sag tie,» Street, mortheadt, opposite the crea a TA removed from his old plage of : 5 5 ort mnsylv 2 - Bo. . Sie, ise I lee ee ON Phelnel 10 Boxni togethes; cewtrel loon: | strove. Al yf furnished suites of B50MS. F meni TA BARGAIN—One of the band ms bot F etka” New Yout—finsr Boag. 124 derate, in advance, Address J. 8. | Inguite at N ies any defect, “Alan, att tee ES nero hehe Bh MLB ven ei 6-9 Jan Ay aby 19 12% Fo, RENT—January toch, hee FURNISARD | Si Reply. to Alen No | fats Tae of Becnee ane Seta Siete =a WANTEP-HRICK YARD, Wonid buy outs 3 HOOMS, yer, courentont for, hoaroxesping. | SOpms 1303 F seer | Foe A . . oe BRICK YARD stready catabliahed: oF a linen or china furnished, Fe ree CaRTTCRE pa gous | Iku renee IPO. LIGHTENING Bi x = Jan.&July. ie) 30 iertiten | for a Brick Yard. Inquire at BEA setts avenne, between %h and I Eid po + n od All work done in the Bent manner. ot Laon my . © | BARREE Grocery Store, Foussyivania sreane, | £68 peut arsthet ROOM it oF singly; Soper ees zones te sto 313 bene. Alec 8 conection, bat cprord a aicck of bares Stock Report. tear ethetret, PE rs rogheg HOUSE, coutsiatog tins roveys: pirania av ay ste’ Farnishe} WARE, HOUSE FURBISHING "GOODS ana VA: wlBy ite Western eg es Tusgrans Company.) SETEP_ To rtnt ao alee | Inquire at 1233 New os 5-3" ioeanie rent—5t0 $10. doX-im* ag a outed, O28. 6's, 188 coupon. 118 upon, WG | DWELLING With 8 £010 room dern conve. | FTGK BENT SALE OT Os Dee ING TRUCK, au lean © SCENEUDS Smt art eee scapes tine ed 1 th otresta west, SILVERBERG, 8 | aaT din sirent, 219th wiretstene 6 - owe — a ee ‘earcoupe Carron 318 7th street. OR BENT—Farihet HOUSE, No. 1931 T | FrOR Aya RUGOY ana SAase ee diately, a white GIRL to do street. between 12th a1 strocta; completely ye! ie fo. for Camp Meet ings, Fi 5 ph W ences ager "kpply orinwetcopner trnished. “Apply to LATIMER & ULRAR ar nov can ms Stables, pTENTS yr Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, Faire, nay eprom. SO Welle, Far. Wart WOMAN to dy eeneral ‘OR KENT—Fonr UNFURNISHED ROOMS (5 oRRar PERAPSA Ra SET SURVEYING | genase te Pett ent fete Seen oee New York Contraband | NY work. Also. a half if grown GIRL. ele ae ee on coat INSTBO Teuc a , = M. G. COPELAND, sa Se Was eee Ser A gaa and waver in the house, Gen" | oct tt aa F strest, a Deter in Revine Al OR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE. = Guoe Pace Kate | 2g EMAID. Must cous w-ll tecommendet. > crating ich a eter Troan its a SINESS CHANCES. arene ri 7 ated on K street. tween Ist street and New ~ us = HER, Northwest preferred, ANTED—A COOK: WASHER aud IRONEG, | Se, : of JOHN iin 3 —j;* RST dar ty “; oneeray ing | M | AM, slat Mo, 115 Brides otro Ge poe NC il oe ee Ik wou IKE Fo FoR wae Low, FIRST CLASS SCOURES, gs Mo entral si A ENT- sirable HO! ia 618 Org Srezer, Orrosirs Parent Orr Milwankie & St. Pant . pre- a = ‘OK KENT- Very “desirable HOUSE in northern fe BS Fone & Western, 7234 yiclaware, JPR Tint, ROMS F tied tarts gcd ina conveniences. Will . oni oo ae A crre Haute. at & St domeph; | Cimity, of rhe rh Market preferred. Tooms | 35 3t THOS. B. * AGGAMAN, 5 street. ahitier of Ainerican or Raropean invention, { sm Z Terre E co munst be moderate. Address, stating terius,* SUK-WENT=A-FERD STORE Sidkeng __ i ed to do muy work th a maniber not to be oye Obid and Bicsiaet rr Star oftice "es Te eeD STORE, wi To LOAN” sy thar nat ing these facilities. D pi cer se . ited for such businesa, Is situated on H cneena | Dresses cleaned wRhout bet Chicago and PEAR Se Ter | ANIED— AN, to Cook, Wash and nt doing a good Dasiness. | csrate eecarit sil kind of spote removed without cleaning the whole tse do, new ora Bcd, BI | wv BORA Wy tie per bs sem sgee Phar We pone 5 j Tarernn ait “Grease line 6's. new, 15; Mie cutral P: A white WOMAN t» cook, wash and —E ca Fo subont Shrinking or Tnjgring the Bonde, W0%:, Unio Pacing Ist Bonds, 0%. bevy ia jo chataberwort NT hed or quntarais ied, Bix G t ‘ourelietana, | Sate 121 North a street, between Ist Bs Se centage over the am unt advanced on them. te = At reasonable BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.—Cottow buoyant; low mid. Glings 204; | Flour aamiet a ad woak. Wiieat active and firm; Amber southern 80. perl, god to prime ‘$1 60a$1 70 ; wok soe 1s 1.65. Corn finn: yale ‘southern, 0; yell we rout er Dy (Sab; mixed western C9. Oats hai 53. Pork rm $15. steady: sh: oublers 3 tib pides, 3; new, Toye Sr 8 r-cured hama. 1. ‘Lard steady, Batter easicr. ks cate al a and up ay: gina sixes, North Carolina's, 4/new, 19. Exchange, short, 9. ‘ORK, Jan. 6.—Flour quiet and bros a Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet and st stead Console closed at 92% for ay Bonds of 1852, 92; 1365, ed at 56 france 5 cen Jan times: closed ‘at s6 franesScentimes, Fr re ae Jan. 6.—Bonds opened at 95% for the iseue of 1 The W: War Duranrasanes Oca Wasnineton, D. A siifaiartiaia Aor day come METROPOLITAN BANK. re will be a ns Stockholders of this house Rank, for the election Saas x HOLDERS ial Male sete ee tine at 3 OEY WORE. ace. © pro. tem. (gr Pe TOMAC WATER RENTS FOR 197 Watze Reotsrman’s Orrice, ‘3 Wa x, D.0.. Dec. 28. 1871, Notice tx hereby given w consumers of Potomac Water that the THE aerise YEAR WAIER R RENTS be ERD PAYABLE L BE DU at the office of the Water Registrar on the 1873. SECOND DAY OF F JANUARY, attention a se law that Bl EQuines Re oat ara ‘TIMOTHY LUBEY, aie brisk ens w ved southens'wa the New England st the sorthern state area of low pressure, -1200- eather. ressire, which, on Friday over Wisconsin and Lake Superior fig Oe is now lowest over highest pressure over Sas diminthed somew! Perceded by heavy ra: as moved eastwardly terly winds, Louisiana; the barcmeter has risen very roids ince Friday morning over the northwest, with fall: ing tem aud partly increasing cl erature, extending its influence this mo: -d and castward to tee Ohio valley The barometer rise quit. pat ~~ utheastw: d falling tem, joudy weather; easterly winds idivess for the south Atlantic states, the area of low preasnre with clond and rain, now ever Loni twith isiana, probably move nor heantwrdly; the pressure diminish during the day over the nort sterly winds. K. mit eons Trey by A ween at sylvania aven: il be — tion given more efficient and practical during the in preceding years. ocd for di EDUCATE FOR PRA PRACTICAL Usi dt will be the constant aim te render the OF P. UNLFORM—Adopted by the ( ittee on, 0 giform in general session. of Paltimore, ca be LETT & HOUFE'S Hat Store,ou Penne tween Mh and loth atreots, whe struc. hington Busine 80 College still infer 2 than | wed oc z90 In the colleges atthe W, at ee evening Ass ”” (located in v important cities of the nite States and Canad are issued for $100, pi 25 in advance, and bai- ance in installments of $25 each. duction to those who pay ail in advance. tions, three | Saar Soy address on spp struction ‘on per cent, de- should sGoltoge, a 0 ye made at the northeast corner cA Seventh ~ he streets. t Bec 71 USPENOER, Prosident._ a | ences given P Teapect ‘Address 0, Md. j4-3t* WASTED_5: who has had experience in teaching. stn TATION as Governess for small children. Good references given. Terms mod- erate. Address E-GIBSCN, Post Office, WwW ANTED—To assist in Housework in Family years of age seam ANT Rent or Purchase or Truck GARDEN. withinseven miles of the city. Address communications, containing descrip. tion and —— to N.S. x 9, Washington Post Office. Jb 3t* ANTED—TO PHARMAC BOTISTS. tones advertiser. wishes to obtain a ON as ant. He bas been in the business ia Wasth ton. ‘Testimonials furn.shed, Address GALE: Baltimore, Md. received, if required. ay. a George's county. reader of Harper's = to that Iwill have cut paper Sone f every garment that appears in each number of — after January Ist. Price 25 cents. . Mcl Patterns always on 1009 F street NTED—LADIES TO KNOW that the ex- penses of store rent, horses, wagon, driver ws od agammers are mot included in the price of SEW S sold by the agents of the Key- ThAt as attachments are a part of the Sewing we they should mot he charged for, Ladies wating a first-class maghine on terms tnat no other agent her can offer,and instructions that are reda- ANTED-Ey ine the Keystone at the d0-m V y laay t elegantly Embroidered and Braided ‘sti ded on good cloth, suitable for presents, that I will sell withe uenal price. And shall, for the next 9 daze, ell Stamped. Night’ Gown’ Yokes at Igc.; Chemise Yokes, iv ands and Sleeves. We, Wal. PRINCE. 1009 F street. Agency Keystone Sewing Machine, Harper's B Patterns, and Lufkin’s Champion Treadle, decds- W ANTRDS Every boa: to know that PRILUIP YSE ‘i the street, @ highest cash price for Gents’ gos ildrens’ CAST OFF CLOTHE BOOTS and SHOKS HATS and CAPs, BLANKETS and QU Anote by mail will De attends PHILLIP PEYSER, Agent, 9.3m ee Seventh street, near M: D—A_ GIRL for washing and ee, in are two servants kept. Any well recommended. Apply at avenue. iV JANTED TO mall family. The appz REN UNFURN ood location.’ by November 1. must come ennsylvania no’ HOUSE, Iu in | quire of W. ‘ALL, corner 9th street —s Pa. | enue, ANTED—Everybody in favor of thor =e WwW cleaned Gar ci almost as bright as new, 4 ' | send Srdezs to 2. , at the Steam Carpet beat- eon 4% and 6th tng Works, Maine avenue, streets. 16-tf WANTED New and cast-of OLOTHING, DI- AMONDS, See Obs GOLD end SIL | VER, GUNS, REVOL ali Kinds of NAL PROPERTY, the big aie ent oooh Re ice id at the OLD TIAN LOAN ‘ein street, botweon Dana tho ae ROBERT FULTON & 00. —— = a CITY DESIRING TO street. ery MAN, Star Offic subscribe to a BALTIMO. a ERA wil by sending their address to J. 0. HART. or B. COGGINS, fade 46 sth | ec9- ti POST OF FICE DEPARTMENT, ej Wa: ‘omplaints having been receleved Oarri dopations ‘ASHINGTON, D. C., Nov.2, 1871. by means of New Year's on, and this practice being ‘considered preyaictal toths ser: Moi time ‘ory to the respect carriers should jerogat times com It is therefore ordered that the Iasning of any ad- dress, or ee therefor, by letter-carriers, in- tended or ions, mei hatever, is forbidden. ans Ww) is fot to ind: luce the public to make oF the soliciting of presents by A. J. CRESWELL, Postmaster Gene: G3RAT BARGAINS IN. SECOND HAND MU- WBICAL INSTRUMENTS. foelndige hier, bie Moreeraeroe th time. or taken in trade. will ‘be leo Meo dless of actual value, at aA j6-3* _ between Pe _ GOODS AT A GREAT REDUCTION. nary and previous toour contemplated in Febraary, we sball offer our — TER GOODS of every descri ion ata mar! Redreduction averaging 20 per cent, than former prices. Now 4 ime for Great tBargaing, ip in DRESS goon: HAWLS, Bl WARS Groves fall many oe Fe mea we are runi so that all jané-tf ‘Off at lees We adhere ra fous to D the be treated alike. ostemes Tanning than w cone ONE PRICE SYsTEm, BOGAN & W ew 1018 and 1080 7th tereet W M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 3 Near 12 SEVENTH STREET PeNNnsyivanta AVENUE SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 CEN’ DOLLAB YOu INVEST THER om NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED: Setsof WOOD TABLE Fine Jay Smaller sizes, MATS. 4 in a set for $1. ¢ TEA TRAYS at $1, worth ned large —_— e ict ett fins and SLEEVES, $1 per Twopaips Ladies’ LI BN CUFFS and 4 Linen Col Seta of ft gna yoyo apse CUFFS and COL- LARS at jandsome a Pate Be OS KID: HM is echirs, fringed.at $1. 3 and Rip sueNT et $i. less KID! lies’ BUCK GAUNTLETS ini Tron-frame HOSE, super-stout,3 pairs for super: i es ne Hen mmatitehed LES ‘markablyc Gent's Hemmed Li stout Senin ty HALF HOSE, double i Pn FS, all re- 4,3. and EN DKS, ions and col'd ter - fS and? ‘bo! Spier Baten and gars for Ex scaicat ait desta ‘Aesirable and all remarkably Haan ghana for waar os RS at |}. with 26 wha: form lng S ite OH ES ASHES. FIGUERS, STATURTTRS, ee! TOWELS, 4,3, and 2 for $1. yamerous other ——— and Somes goods, ehch. Ds, ‘with METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 313 SEVENTH STREBT, jané .f Orrics oF Wa: WaAsHixetos hat the Letier | # af several of the free delivery tees EW and CAST OFF CLOTHIN BEVOLVERS, rE ee. atA conEN’s on Office, A ‘th street. A aoe by | mail attended to. A. OOHE! jan30-ly REVO! V ANTED-COLTS crates large sizes, at HEMPLEB'S | National) jotel NTED 990.000) twenty a Worth of new and cast-off CLOTHING. GU UNK. ERS, etc cio, pROBERT FULTON & BOY Goan once, Sia WASTED—AIT those = ae thelr, wight fo now that the best “ONE DOLL, TACLE” in the 4 nE | evesight by HH HE! | ner ay street Pennsyh PIB he fall kinds. Optician Stor “ an Store, 13-tf hi usand dollars PRC. aly suited tothe oe. Dopst for mt ANTED-§ 100 for ene or more years. fit of for the | the sy the working LOST AND FOUND. | L OST—Somewhere between Eighth and Tenth on. Penna. avenue an = AES — of Gold YE-GLASSES, ‘bandsot ‘The Sodor wilt berewaried if ithe will Pring then $0 Mire, 8. R. KENYON, 36 20 L ‘OsT—Jan. 4th, = oor PL tO BRaCk- LET. The finde: it please leave it at No. 62S -Fenneylvania avenue, fre ‘a suitable Sie awit be pe: $ 1 REWARD—Loat 7a wa sallow and Bois, Ne No. 204 Nore rae avenue, tween 4th and Sth recta, im EETIFICATE, No. 23 ING ASSOOLATION 0} ls are cautioned BOARDING. SHED Table Fa FY fel y Fie AND reek ADD PER a oe No. spext to the corper of caaep D ROOMS AND BOAED ar T 33 per week: Table Boers oe week. Street Cr a the door, me8 5 Massachusetts avenn between 4th and &t! 35-3t ANDOUMELY FURNISHED Lag suite or single, a and cold baths, and all other con- encee, ‘obtained at 723 19th ote tweqn ahd H strosta, Also TABLE BOARD! Pe bao tee had c dl on remeasbitres | Sn acceanibia whit-tv PERSONAL. Ni bet H. F. WRIGHT, the weli-snown Sent CY and Magnetic Physician, has taken at $19 E street northwest, she will be be happy to ree those who may require her services. ™, AND 5] Bek GREAT aye Cx ae iD ~pol in GRE Mrs. H FRENCi, a 819 E MS mascots northwest corner. of 3s TZ7i8 HAWLEY MILTON, G ant, and Metical ond Healing: Metiwsns sivee nics Spiritual ‘snd Basicises one. 1994 Zia reet, third door from 0. UMBUG.—The Queen of Spi aoe Noatany medinm living, hae Enea tS es Begs fal pe A ‘of an vasinaes future. sesertaltareet 8 any Dus as rene ae &e. avenue. WYER, Clawvoyant, Marne Mii ear nus tecenseued er ber bores” ie = Ts. Beton 0 and Data Mint MARRIAGR HAPPY “RELIAP FO ‘men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. ranhood Serninal emissions maathod of t. Now : dies. Books and Cire ing gone into business in Battimore, we shall Ps Sosa ening on ed H. F. DAVIS & Co. Zave co. Washington, D. G., January 5m aes panes a cae in | w STREET, itd atreot and Penn. |. aTenTO, gancol se 4, 1873, able ns to concentrate onr loan esineen 10 the tol Hill Beal eMice, O14 C strect. wader the POR RENT—PARLOR avd CHAMBER, a Kid Glovee—a si cents, one dozen cleaned. rip Nitan 8. GOLDSTEIN & CO . " i Trimmings |, binckened and nished. on secoxd floor. Northeast corner 12th Loan Office, 209 4% street west. | mare yard. Ostrich, Feathers and F atreets, 4 6t* {a dargein.the GOOD WILL, e.. | white) coloret,Fieaned ARES tn the beet style desirable BRE shed: ae went intent. estsbteched init The 15 rooms,uear Arlington House avenue a + | tohind th dee cones THOS. E WAG WELLS Lome depot AB pply at Dr “Bos | wea cour a tHon pre, eo ’ BUD 7th street, 01 MALS drug store, coruer Maryland’ avenue and | ssapay —A new BRICK HO < j to besten 12th and 3th = sir eates only | 0 dow! & mont desirable opening for JOBN McDERMOTT & BROS., far¥ SoS anactive business life, and where he can we an | COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE ‘OR RENT-RRICK HOt Try 5) ieameceehae ies a i 1p DEALERS, ie for selling beingthe actual need of fhe Scat ss | Vania avenue, month ‘Apply t eae Bros. ie third rice, G1iM0. Add . WTR RAGES AND HARNESS svaallied ead ae S109. Address MENCBANT, |p ecervED ON SEORIGE AND BOLD rT oe MISSION, — FURNISHED HOUSE, iy 8S 0) B40, OOM. RE! furnished, ee, _CARRIAGES ners LPH GOET: se SECOND-MAND FURNITORS LOAN, or to place B® et she ‘abo y G Ly HOUSRFURNISHANG GOODS we, now occupied by 8, Golister DRY GOor 5 | ; &Co., for rent from ae st, on lease. a tia iat cena — | eB AIBING of every drccription in the Paral tures aud Safes for sale, Jand-tt ture nge line prom it bought. Pact aa NW. jtt4a* PER CENT. OFF OR RENT—A suite of newly fur tea ‘PaB LORS, very cheap, at No 716 isch s Rank Gait 00K A PRINTIN. tween Gand Hl, near Ebb y secures board if desired.” House NeATE WAR Eh ge = f | aplety Di puirect, between tuh.ees fox sinenta, VOR RENT Persone desiring — Well furnished matt ble locate ington, would do well to ; . | OTHING. call Uacuciately at 2363 Poseeivece cree ae W. M. SHUSTER « c CLo1 ae : sit THE FOR RENTS STORE with 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, V ONE IDE Counter, Rooms, on ; good as Now offer their elegant assortment of G01 cL: 2d eae oe nat a EOE OTN ee, | Comptaletomanrtan amerment et PET COODS | CLEAN SWEEP Weal Rotate Reset. . aa Deane to be rd south « of ear 3) at the rega- CLOTHING SALE, lar prices, r notion. al VOR RENT RNISHED PAR- | Jiccount of ten per cont foreach WHEN OooDs Za FOB AT THE TIME OF PUR. . 52S Teh 5 LOR and CHAMB: At Oak Hill, th atrent, noe BATH ROOM. ina ‘able locality. Inguire on the premises, 1122 ARE CHA’ ¢ 4. BEIBERGE! Ith street, between L and References ree -_ j Ca” CBaccesor ¥. Loudon & Oo.,) anired, = ONE PRICE ONLY OITIZENS."ARMY AND NAVY, ORS ee tre of the handsome — ic N BRICK K on 8 atreot NW. MEKCHANT TAILOR, B4t NO DEVIATION ALLOWED. - A453 and 1457, | pasar Re SER Benne Seeman We : h room and cellar, wacer as T and gas. Lots pro foot. Pri $3.50. Trms L — —— easy. Apply to A. M. SMITH, 309 Fh at st. indie" 4 j EDU CATION AL. POR RENT | Water ens and THE SEASON. OARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADING mmc diately Tay ta AND CHILDREN—Old Hat ey, Mem - pry Funes, em gill commence on WEARS A rare opportunity is now offored those desiring to | bechiained et Bile CHARLES OC ROTT Oe procure a bargain in | Gout of Ghekes Westin e Bone by a = CHEAP CARPETS! JOR RENT—ETORE. connor gf New Jerary avenue and F street. it $2 per month. * stce as Apply to SUHNSON. TIS ‘stn atroct 08 ; RENT—*uit FURNISHED RC a ae . OUNGLISH INGRAIN See uk 3 OK uits of FURNISHED RO or ENGLIS ents sioo unferaished with or eithoge tamea AMERICAN INGRAIN, N "Paclish at io. 1208 F STREET N Wal No. 307 Ge,surariah 3a"door from’ Sd. street, HEM Y | gar pitceng Serr. commencing MONDAY ve south fro decks OIL-CLOTRS, in all widths, | nO. Bas fons, Mon ‘OR BENT—Two COMMUNICATING ROOMS” from 6 to 9 o'clock p E'Witeaty « baeooe eth oan at Tue ra eo o OT ROF FA SPRINGER, A.M. pished or unfurnished, ai No, 479 U street, Hefer- POPULAR DRY.GOODS ROUSE j = Misano” aa ae. OR SALE OR REN?—Threo new isco ooh DWELLINGS renee oN THE } ISLAND. Messrs. WOLFORD @ SHILBERG Also offer some great inducements in their DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, Before the close of the Winter Seasou, in $o8 Pe GENTLEMEN’S OUTFIT: a WILLETT & BUOFF, 905 PrNxcrivaNia AvEnts. | | WASHIONABLE BATTERS AND FU root ‘aprlyt eee iss inephen Arrhrga Pa.avenue. ‘OB BENT—A SALOON PARLOR Room, Kitchen and Bed-room. well furnished; has modern improvements. ‘ons moderate. Inquire at 1312 G street. now OR RENT—A suite of THREE FURNISHED 00 MS, ene two gentlemen, in a private family; location pleasant, as also convenient te its € Capitol and Departments; references requit HANDSOME DRESS meee — Dat. “corner of 2d.N- W RULER SHAWLS HAVE THE LATEST STYLE Fo: RENT_The STORE 207 4% street, eee iotas, FLASNECS BOLIDAY SILK HAT, north of Penn. avenue, for rent; suitable forany BLANKETS and DOMESTICS, | | vor WINTER, NEW AND HANDSOME. oct BANKER: business or office. Avoit to 8. GOLDSTE. next door. [Bep.1 POR RENT “Newly tarnished, a suit of PAB- ORS, one f furnished as in cat Fenient to departments ts and principal hotels ble fe vate family dress 0 B'sowD, northeast corner AND AN ENDLESS VARI A call te thie hore coming a . ‘#blishment will amply co «distance. u | BANKERS, | 1427 F street, (two doors from U.S. Treasury Be- partment.) \NT—The large ihe mp rene 2 HOUSE w ™ F B, Be ‘Ivania avenue, six d ASHINGTORN, D.C. National ‘He imide rooms root }, stair canes and pas yess nari Apcatnorcs Dosis. Ph ig Deposits and transact a Gcneral Banking Tee —_ maria TAYLOR, wig at he City direct tothe door of thle Boag ee on the principe cite taken and given a asa at par to our dey a information cheerfully fornished in relation to all Gilman, = inted on the best es Tuited ‘States Departments er MIDDLETON & 0®. ASHINGTON CatY ines BANK, ee) SALE OB ae te MEDICAL, &e. ADAME BOVIN'S MouTET ‘¥ PILLS WILL (af P ra eee, ret . OR SALE OR ee No. aaae a Corner Tth street and Louisiana Avenue, ii i wre W DOWNMEN. Boal Estas Brokers oe uceneess PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. con Teh stret. syruinirig DISEASES withow: Bal Totercat commences frot date of deposits. Foe pre a ae | alan fr sch _ ama Si rene, aide can 4 faraiabed, ci cari JA* COOkE @ 00. the family” inthe : BANKERS, Apply at Tatas ofhes jew a = convent ates: Fc FOR LEASE —The byob rey ow <P a SIL rh t's T 4 New York Stock Board_ Apply to iy to epugaP Law aos mee ae | 5 BELL EXCHANGE a Nos Tok” eyes SALE-SUBURBAN eet tgeenn Seo Bicortages at Mount ig pe containit acre of i tached a fenced in, with astabien Terms oasy,re- criti ing sig 8. P. BROWN, pod-tf sat 15th street and N. Y. avenue, — Fe SALE AT LO Tena OE. BE: ae CK No. 1414¢th street N. and P; iwiy ostineat = Teva CEETIFIOSTESOF D DEPOSIT ta beers ing interest. yal ARCHITECTS, &c. @. STARK WEATS! ANGINFER ~ 4 SUpEkiN ares 4 8. MOTT'S mene! POW! CURE Nervor ST STABLES. Wiest sAGRe el tiene eeo ES 3826 E ST. tod for hire by the ay ot outs may Weddings, and releptions fer: ine’ Horses, ane Morass sich oe ale ‘aaa oF change. fFrasbiowanax bias 2 4058. TEE ARLINGTOR STABLES, 1726 @ Senne, xen EAR Wan DEPARTMENT. sabe lh Se See cf Pennsylvania avenue. is: ot Been D. C., January 1, tomy customers for their former es ‘ask @ continuance of SUGH J. FEGAN. UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, 57 Greene street T= @REAT PRE’ kjel patvoon ‘hg ie for Sos Nay ¥F. X. DOOLEY’s TONIC SLIZIR Ah CALISAY A. hg gr iotnmtienctcars |S Draggist, Anacostia, D.0. ocd-tt PARLING