Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1872, Page 2

CROSBY ®. SOYES. Editer. Largest Circulation in the District Reading Matter on P WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDA ¥.....--..000- January 9, 1872. : Considerable attention has been given by oar cotemporaries throughout the country to a forci- bie communication in this paper, written by a leading member of the Washington Typographi- cal Union, urging upon the Union to take the lead in abolishing the tyrannical apprenticeship rule. Among the reasons he urged for the aban- donment of the rule were that it is arbitrary and violative of a great principle of right in prevent- mechanical ability; thatit is immoral in its ten- dency and effect; that the causes for its adoption originally have passed away; and that itsen- disastrous to the interests of the craft in its re- rults. We think his reasons sound, and speak disin- terestedly, because, as a general thing, news- | poy paper offices would require few, if any more ap- prentices than are now allowed by the rale. Yet it is am arbitrary restriction upon the publisher to say that he shall employ only such number of apprentices, and at such set times as the Union prescribes. A bright, quick, intelligent boy, who has a special aptitude and taste for the work of setting type applies for a situation; the pub- lisher would gladly employ him, knowing that the boy possesses just the needed qualifications to make a good printer; but the inexorable rule of the Union forbids his being taken in until the time ef some apprentice has expired. The re- sult is that the bright boy goes to less congenial work, and when a vacancy occurs some dull lout is quite apt to turn wp to fill it, who ought to be breaking stone instead of picking type. The subject, however, of apprenticeship rules is now attracting very general attention, and Seq BRR FPR we doubt not that mechanics themselves will | soen come to see the wrong of a rule that for- bids their own children the opportunity of be- coming skilled workmen, and at the same time | invites foreign workmen to this country. The possession of a good trade is so mach more yal- uable to a young man than almost any other sort of education that all parents, especially, | have an interest in opening wide the doors to enable the youth of the country to obtain this useful training and means of becoming goodand substantial citizens, ‘We feet cidibeted asa public duty to call at- tention to the rotten and unsafe condition of the Washington and Alexandria railroad bridge across the Potomac. Some of the sections are careened, and an inspection shows sufficient evidences of the rickety and decayed nature of the structure to indicate the danger to human life by the passage of railway trains. Those fa- miliar with its condition seem to think ita marvel that no serious accident has thus far occurred there. We are aware that it is a public conve- nience to have trains ran over it, at least until the bridge of the Baltimore and Potomac road is completed, but the risk is altogether too great to allow the structure to be used in its present | condition. The Legislature, it will be remembered, passed | @ resolution calling upon the Boardef Public Works to send an engineer to examine the bridge and report upon its condition. If we are not mistaken, the report of the engineer sent on that duty was that the bridge wasansafe. Prob- ably the Board of Public Works may not have the power to compel the bridge company to take action in the matter, but the Legislature un- doubtedly has. —_____ As the time approaches for the installation of the mew democratic governor of Georgia, (Smith,) the question arises whether Governor Bullock's substitute (Conley) will voluntarily retire, or whether there will be a contest for the gubernatorial chair. The Atlanta New Era says that not exceeding 35,000 votes were cast at the election on the 19th ultimo, or only about three- twentieths ef the voting pop of the state, Which is over 200,000, and accounts for it by saying that the election was acknowledged to be iNlegal by the democratic leaders themselves. It thinks that under the circumstances Smith will hardly push his claims further than to make a formal demand for the possession of the office. The Savannah News, on the other hand, thinks Conley will quietly retire, though “it isa matter of no importance what course he may pursue,” as he “ will be disowned by all the officers of the state, and under the state code may be made to appear before a judge and be dispossessed of his office and all records belonging to it.” via’ +2ee- AS heretofore stated in Tae Star, there is trouble in Chicago among the temporary tenants of Lake Park and the Board of Public Works. The tenants refuse to pay the city the two months rent now due. This may expedite the consummation of the proposition of the Chicago Tribune to sell that valuable strip of lake front sports a diamond pin and refuses to part with it torelieve his necessities. 202e- ‘The new social alliance of peers and working- men in England is not only living, according to ® correspondent of the New York World, but has actually begun its work. It has adopted a series of resolutions demanding from the gor- | ernment a million a year for the establishment | of a complete system of technical education. ———_-<ee-_____. Tae Lovistaya ao ee QUARRREL sub- | mness sided inte comparative ry. Governor Warmouth sent} message to the Legislature, consisting almost entirely of a re- view of former extravagancies and corraption in the legislation of the state, and accusing Speak- er Carter as being ible for. ‘The house of delegates his mem- bers composing the Carter faction that if they responsi have warned the do not return to their seats by Wednesday they will be expelled. Generali Emory thinks that artial law ought to be proclaimed. lar guarteriy conmimaiation eT ke hake r quarterly communication w Tl be held BAY EVESTWO Bea ot arte mage SWEET. Gr. Secretary. z LOuG®, 1, Kor P— i meet at the Hall Tels (Tee EVENING. at Trotcheck to make artes iments for the funersi of our ia’ Frathar B we Sacre. JOBN We I ae w TFENTION —Al ENTS MOUNTED G ‘this there bes full PRIL. Fr LARSER. Secretary. ar KNIGHTS TEMPLAR: ‘Sir sy who have ING next.are “cea reaueesed ee evans be meeting it te earnestly requested sterpdanen, st | asthe be obt ‘ o, Hew Tork money 7 market = 3 Aro ons fag carreney othe were erasvid little =; bat goera Fi ol 1. 65; Con a. old. 34: North Cai lissourt 6's, 9536 Sentral Paci ion Pacific lat Bonds, W%. Gold strong. —Cotton quiet, but firm; jernmente dull and heavy, A oe Virginia sixes, quiet snd jonsols for money ‘accom FRANKvORT, issue of 1882. » Jan. 9—Bentes opennd at 56 francs, 2 cen- ‘DON. Jan. 9-5 r. m—Consols closed at 9275 { 9S for account. Bonds of 1862, 9175; 1865, ol 9896; 10-40" ———-eee-+— Wan Derarrs anatnny ENT, Okcer Wasi iNeTON, DO Jan. Nien wee 4 genre FOR THE PAST INTY-FOUR Hovis — iminished pressure which on Mond: over the mi tregot IGE preaureiaw ivan need, from ths south stwardly and ta no jow probably centra! ever oe cn Tennomee, Larometer has fallen fi Nebracka to Lake Si whence southerly te west rly winds aud generally | pleasant weather are repo ‘The ‘empsrature as risen during the night | from Michigan to the New England states. PRoBakitities —The area of highest barometer now central over western Tennessee, conti moving and seats its influence eastward a1 tortheastward. Northwesterly to Ld wind , Clear and ney weather, with ‘nortba Ripe og with northerly winds. — me south Atlantic states, the latter veer ly to soaterly tom « Eloudiness. th and pleasant weath from i 8 ™ Onevand 1 winds and Ohio lower Sin valleys to the upper ‘ak ierotca ly D. WHITNEY. cane INGTON. Jan. 8, L® oF ae K mi UN IeHING OF paiement GOODS AND TOILET Org Besiness. eg street, con ually for gentleman's Bam Store, embracing 1 Toilet Articies, Gloves ery, wi sold at prime cc eo lose out setile business must be final iy closed withent dele 18 th i 0 Sed oneew ee ay. ¢ proprietor intends t: invited to this ssle The attention of the public — must be sold, and great bereninnas rornice oF, oF ae yO TOMAC FeRR) Dts ms ee eT Warr, WaAsHtixcTox, Jannary 4, 1872. The Annual Begin vats of Stock holilers of this Com any will be held Jay Cooke & Co ’s Bankins m THURSDAY, Januar, be elected for the ensuing ___8. 8. HOWISON, President. ! OH Tee ations” SUFFRAGE op tek SEMI ANNUAL © r IN N aanthne nr 2, m the morning of per day. Ali a ths Convention be oat enthusiastic eoenee of the move ‘Be present to lend ‘panes fh . etek ete eee Brews. Laura DeForce Susan B sufficient at any i ‘to draw « see ae seasions will be free; evening Se Bu — oases ct FREEDMEN'S course of 172. ‘and will will be oy nes my en com ae eee {pencil enrages wl of infants. a ete Soe war ae va ae ¥ iiss 7a ee bai pee REMOVAL NO Torix Saye tp eis 281 we will Kg aod 109 4% sti aa aiciss of a: Base |E jans- 2 our effects fr: Lean (fice, 2 genroe Principal Lona Ofice . 614 Cw ots spder the jotgts sales room front neyl- vania bv 19." Our business will bs contineed a paseo ‘with better ‘bainees il toou tomers. 8. GOLD REGISTRARS OF FICE Distaicr or Co.umaBia, our cus- EIN & CO. ‘Wasim of dogs, apired, and are required to doing business in Georgetown nder the, classes of licenses which expired on i the locaay of January, are required to renew t uired by the act regnl cabs, be jarprored Le pean 38-6 ee Peromac waTEs BENTS FOR 1573, Woue Rrowrnal Aetitwaweny D.0., Dec 28 1571.4 | FP amr AA} pera given to consumers of Potomac "ATER TS BOB EB AR av ABER S Tuas St the office of the Wager Registrar on mare asr9, Wi SECOND Dar a A BTR FENDALE. : COUNSELLORS A? (read Con 46 +t: aw LovisiasA AVENUE. - HOTEL, + ars JHE, Boose) JAMES SYKES, (| i Preprietor, Froxt xo Pewketivanra AvExve, Between WSN aad Vth streets, * ets To-day. rts gS consolidated, Mhz 55 Did , 96% saked 9.—Bonds opened at 9°; for the Jes closed at 55 francs, % cen- New England states \ SEE PRICES: Fa WE WOULD sGAiW REMIND tau PUR | LIC THAT WE ARE SELLING NEW ZANTE OCURRANTS, at... -10c. NEW TURKISH PRUNES, st... TOMATOFS—2 Ib CA COFFEES. TEAS... FLOUR—GOOD, (‘4 Dbl. sack.) at... $175. FLOUB—BEST EXTRA, (‘<-bbl. sack, at. 2 00. FLOUR—CHOICE FAMILY, (*;-bbl.sack,) 2 25. FLOUR—BEST FAMILY, ('4-bbl. sack,)... FLOUR—WELCH'S BEST FAMILY, st low rates. 250. HAMS—CHOICE SUGAR-CURED, at HAME-—BEST SUGAB-CUBED. at. SHOULDERS—BEST SUGAR C: RED, at. Ade. low rates. 9c. SHOULDERS—PLAIN CUR! Se. AND A LARGE STOCK Of everything in our line, at correspondingly LOW PRICES. PHONZO YOUNGS & CO., GROCERS, a COBNER NINTH AND F STREETS, Under Masonic Temple. PHONZO YOUNGS. H. SEAKS. jand tf N WwW Geons: NEW Goopsn Now opening. an en ire new stock of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at our old place of business. No, 908 SEVENTH STREET, Berwees I and K Streets xortn, §9-6t# A. GODDARD.__ (OPERA Glasses, EVENING FANS, &&., IVORY, ENAMELED AND THER STYLES OF SUPERIOR an OPERA GLASSES, EVENING FANS, | ac., &c. A LAEGE ACORN CLE AT VERY Low PRAme, M. W. GALT oa & ©8., JEWELERS, 1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Mc FOB THE MILLION. Tlavited to eal le and retai BOOKSELLER. Reel ial Getreet, _ ise" stent Omics. NFANT NOU aaa the Royal W; fine Food prepared ty darory & eidoore zane gett af 7 nourishing nes shoal re and 10s. °Broperal by ve od Teatian a Scgr eau: N ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR sTORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET. NEAR PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE. YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 ‘aacs EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST THERE. om NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED: fetsof WOOD TABLE MATS. 4 in a set for ned large: sual reise TEA TRAYS ut Gi inom, 92 fe Tree OSes sod SLEEVES. 91 per! je hatin’ LINE OUFFS and ¢Linen Col Lece Trimmed OUF FS and COL- | k ek SxUNTLETS ot at Inpn-fraime HOMB, 6: a Sue worth! AWwar thon OnE yey icaftourgast WANTS. bene of petereue THE TRADES. 7. gee ee ences 288 reastiot Bill ay AY™Ee ABD FLAG DEPOT. ty pd td HOUSE; 804 E York avenue. j9-cei* very Wie WHITE GiRL. Te T—Two “FURMISHED ROOMS com on second floor. Inquire re » between Gand H wireeta. SHOW CASE for sale, suitable for dressmaker. j9-2t* penis wards ‘nod (etunt. A oat Fepanegerc mia tes Es seuss ould. oF Sarre for so aabke TSM A ARMES, , , morant rat | rape Rak te Beal Estat i Cam hee, Waw VALENtrA RAISINS, at ABp. | Wak paAT ANC PEG | Hthat-nnd ber are a E : Relay NEW LAYER RaisiNs, ot enencee AB RAS PRN aati tin Es Fotki a bares By a7 Berga BECK Frater. Tons cd tap bent Vort Reacrosteln the scutes ads ; ps Wat beeen Soles teen rate Sobre feressre Sabi! scare Sone-bait SURES from. Oru mate ws . ia St ENTS AND AWNINGS. a aa FS aoe. | CROPIS egies "aeoris ower ot fing Gin: | falcomee: Pes arene con sae oreny particular: i ine gh buco MAN T CITRON—BEST LEGHORN, ‘Sb. | nara mnt, Sea i hed eho speak | FUR BEAT TOR Sa 3 is pers, af oan ame A puis TENTS ' Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, Fairs. Festivals. — Nios for Public and Private Balls and Par M. @. COPELAND. Dealer in Awog Materials, Apply at the Swiss | re a a WARNTED-& White BUY, 13 or 15 years old. for light, Fiabe jade private. cay bagee” ant ‘ho speaks house suitat 5 ind fs a lgvod | for Nedeke "paniae, ed Be = amilee fr governess. | Georgetown. in the Sti eek oe Virgin jeneral, cornes Ge | Balls Croc Honda. Adarean 70 street, r carith, Washington. D.C. WwW NTER—By a ences Apply at abl of. Lays ol > refs yy “Stallion,” six poate ens 3 Louisiane avenue age, ane al Warrantedgot Rin a - WATER, os, foscinn, SFT asupstigy aire 5 ; Se oe Sia Sree Sey Nee: ea Oe, | ET AaNMRD tesa, useful Address DR VON, Star office. 38 3 Gockecesen taestth STL ea TeLb vert. Job a igen. Pi ot, Temple, eee SAREE OE BRos., 7 ANTED—HARD ae eatin tor which 1 — v — His cam was by Bald a NTED_ Ai ONE tor w OR SACE—That very desirable pr. | reap orate se "206 8 Soo | Bat soaks beaten te bee ae eas eee ne as | 280 Penna wes SAND ia ass is-at K strcot | HOUSES wirieae sh ree reea Lot. As cern ter 8 ed | RECEIVED ONS SOLD aang colored man, a SITUA: | ffi aleo Lote fatquare lto es To Branch, navy-yard, rt Pint CABRIAGES Ri! PAIRED. 1 5 Se, 1 Arsenal * ent Serene Baker ees | Weta ae aot semnas bslontoutiichergest cia = see—ge Star office. 58 30 ie prettiest trotters. avd withont a sup: bas QORTZ | an AN’ ED—By a respec able white woman mm oxiry Cay. JAMES “TOW LES. asasingle or pole horse le, NEW AND SECONY-HAND re iTuRs Jang if Property Agent, Washington city. subscriber. previous today of sale bi wat u bite bos Tth street RLEXAND: HOUSRFURNISH. NG Goons. Fo REN jar p= \rplendit PAIR OF CHEST UTS, tugetiae peemaaly ae ee and 8 yearsa | Var ED— Every one to Kogw that the FonckTe } 1993 P ‘ ‘of the minat stylish teams yo the chry ‘By | pet S.W. jotttm® eRe Hon curing Co.'s new SEWING (OR RENT—Purnished ROOMS, cn ule orsia | Addrem O. 'BO IMEBO, P.O. Box 117, aeeereee = MACHINE, VICTOR.” bas a self-setting Needle Hey ou frat floor. No. 726 lithatrest,batwnen | Washinston, D. 0 no AND J 208 PRINTING and the most perfect Ebuit'e In use. Agency at | G aud. H stceet northwest 1 ¥ EXECUTED OOD's Jewelty Store, $29 Pennativania avenue, FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Ove of the hand | , bet Oy aiid Sth crectas "JW PTORR. Sans iy OR RENT—One suite of ; roe RSES in the ty , 2 00. NISHED ROOMS, with all modern conveni- hry frre fe cle any defect. Als b ween 6th and WASTED A thovoushiy competent WOMAN, | ences. 13401 a -oppoite Franklie Sauare: ioe RIAGE oply to HERRING & = 2 v tego housework fora small family: references | ee tee “Frais nd stoic} Sonus. 303 Fee yout CLOTHING Siersies cease. or eee Laat leatant Bout and, ood locality. Mo.1107 | fWOR SALE — Tee FORNTTRE pa Fae, oop | __ THING. ar rT Wa hi nth st., near L, east s.de. ev onyleow 7 AslT THI Wana PF iiyaureedy aa ald ay outs GE BEST ew HOUSE, cine, rome ing. mage has been one f years: at Ho. 903 Powe ences, | Yat tas “ONE IDEA” se i mauire at BEALE location t e a Brick ¥ ard. BAKER rocery Store, Pennsylvania avenue, BSt* newly fornished, or house for ie ‘and Stic ea near 6thstreet. sale at a bargain. Address C. R., Star office. OR BES T— Teo TaELoas. el ore and Bedrooms for rent—§ Sto $10. dW less enone Retrcoms for rent—Gsto G1. BSALETA pew two. wheel muted cons | 1 | CLEAR SWEEP DS Stables, 31 CLOTHING 8a WARTED To rent iy the Sr of Februar ‘newly Furnished—for one genileman only. Ape phy 2 ‘fret of March, by the undersl BUCH | pir atT¥s iniatech ened Weleker's Bes: De et bites room aff ancd erncone fauran Foes LE HOUSE, BUGGY ood t HARNESS, At Os Saar as eee, and s een north a TD nN wacly Taraianed ness rig. J. i oak streets weg. B st AFRBERG, pe Faye mg poh ly raished FABUORS Lat le Stables, @ street, Bouween gf | (Siancceamor utee 2Co.) ‘ BED ROOMS on second floor, Apaly at the south — | Cruzin, ARMY AND 6 ] STR Te Sh i) — to | west corner of lith and G streets 38-3 BUSINESS ee srept'en Geek day TAILOR ow will have cut a Metry el. (late Brows grery garment that At appears in tach aumber of the ert BRAY nay SER Bae SINESS CHANCES. | ig13 af "No 362 Poun arhsigton Basar after January Ist. Price 25 cents. A falltine Nieheds fe wth, suitable for Men McC: Patterns always on band - PRINCE, Agent, 1009 F street. dec30-1m* Wier of tore ron TO KNOW that the ex T WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE LOW, £ | HOUSE of about seven rooms; modern conven ood yard, and kk Will pay about oration one eighth down; balance . — Teas pogsther. Sd and a2 rect EDUCATIONAL. munssts are notinclaied in the pete of SW Tacelhy coct accede tee Principal oteie ani ame fot office. The win wal o ate two" ME TOTNES ‘sold by the agents of the Key- | Heparttoente, Apply at 13 aN HONEY TO LOA; inter, term iecommrson on Rs. sine tee Seiten kee Ledng | 3thand 14th aan small amounts, on first class ee | eC) Aki gS c “Nort G us. Santing s Arey. rape sme on terms tnat no other Fo RENT—Two ROOMS on the first flo-r, un- me 239 7th at be WARNE! ‘sshington, D.O., or 5? address. t her can fier nd instructions that are rela furnished or partly farnished if desired.” No. | street. between dock3-Im able, shonuldcall and examine the Keystone er the | 406 L stroet, between 4th and 5t OR SALE—We offer L ¢ al Maghometical aod agency, 1009 F street dw. DEEMED PLELGE: nd ar olf stand, Bo. {208 Fstgeer nw WV ANTED_Every laty to know T arena cs 4p street, until February Ist, at a emall per “cleganty Ruabtoldered and: Braided Sti centage over the amount advanced on them. to be mi fur tble us to concentrate o 1 basi tothe ean needa’ speacetnantae tr pte tits lted | HetthesResaae™ isis me Bie Cates cebateenMctsndies | eumeeee smo. Wetertars: end Redary day, well seam ped Right’ Gown’ Yokeu at ide.; | COR BENT—Furniahed HOUSE. No. Tai T | Hotel, 8. GOLDS’ PROF. FA. SPRINGER, Am, Chenhise Yokes. Caj Bands snd Sleeves. 10c. 7 ween 12th and Lith streste; ‘GLEAKY, je Principal PAR Ce : PRINOE 1908 F street. | furnished. gun Apply to LATIMER & OL F the GOOD WILL, &c., | R0R2m No. 1811 Tatrent BW, dene soaintineene teers eae | Por ne anca ner 9 Marsa an nd NR ah Rah TEGAN, CkASIOAL amt Ui vecvboiy Ge Knew thal PTL ‘ontaining eight rooms; wat he yard situ: for coal or lumber depot. Appiy at Dr. BOs V oh Saye Mth erect. pays the SEETE | ated on ining ght roome! water inthe loa Sexo 1 HELL'S drug store, corner dees oe ‘and yA ay bei AOKBON, SPECIAL RUMROOT and GOR Wkawnd | se Svs” Metre JOHN HOVER SCF | Aa ee eTHIED INTE a an 5 ES > CAPS, BLANKETS and QUILTS. OR RENT-PRALOR asa C ae at Mercantile: Busineet BARD a RnEST FAMILY SU PPLIE ‘A note by mail will be neato, opening for any one wishing to eagage in TF ute t PEYSER, Agent, Northeast corner oo Seventh street, near M i dec9-2m and F atreet business life and where he cap make an vitableinvestmenut The only reason Live** TIMES. OR RENT— for selling betty ual need of the services of a JV SEZED A GAL fer seeosial Boaeeywork, 15 rooms, near ea eas i ener. Price, $1 Address MENCHAN C, oa "Fe servants kept. Any applying must come | 3 ce. Tour seo 19TH BRAY 4 BRO-s. ommended. ‘ennsy’ 79007 novi nos OR niweptEaie ED HO ual, ‘S175, $5,000 0 . Ao § KATY Go srerrbere, reac ar ana Wir TO BENT —An UNFURNISHED fesmtehed, G7. 35, os. pats = nnd location YE eal HOUSE. In good location, by November 1; In- ms 5 iftos. i. M SS = quire of W. L. WALL, corner Pa, | _} DRY ¢ Goops. | ni now occ! ena iaeltah ee ANTEDwrergbaty_ eae: thor nghly &Co. for rent. Aavegnom occopir'by ‘on lease. fix . D*®* GOODS AT A GREAT REDUCTION. pend orders to L. L- RiGi at the Stoam Carper tear fans machin i cull . ing Works, Maine avenue, and & of newly furnished PB. uring January. an ns to our contemplated very. che at No F160 sth ereect be wsck of Wi io Februar ay shall offer our eutire tween Gand Hy peat EbbIt House. Wiest el a a oe cone en Ww" ATi tote mAroEs. SaaS gE board if desired. Houre has all modern congest marked reduction, averaging 3 per cent. {ess than Fete time for G othe me for, Creat Bargaing in, DRE GUNS, REVO: PERSONAL PROPERTY. ae 2 ue CHE Hanae ‘Sis GOODS, SHAWL TLANNELS. = SALE—Two of the handsome new two. story WoolkN i s ety Ost orice, Na ‘bn etrooty between, Dant the 3 Tie Hi ee SE By WEAR, GLOVES. and a many eae zemniain. | WI jaas-ly ROBERT FULTON & 00. | 206 ‘fen. “Lots SmI feat Pee PST eet | “We adhere ciety tote ONE PRION SioTion, | Baisite, Sobel ANTED— SRY ped OA8T OFF ugTHING: casy "Apply to AM. ‘SMITH 309% PSN a Se ne, es write. een ac . at NES at toa Aces by | FUR RGB Eating Rencrntrnemicy, | Janeet_ _ rons and S@0G,8 Snr: w, | Hy steer gata hems - anThe aburs TVERS— ai a conveniences. Price $35 annie ss at ONES, AsBstgT fborth Side) PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Ww large sizes, at HEMPLEDS Optician stctee | _dccsz tf Beal Estate Agents, 1303 F st. L octet _Batween 31 ond G6 strocle._ ae oe opld-tf Fo RENT STORE, corner. gf New Jereey 7 G OLDEN HILL. xD enue it Wis arate Pu e S. to WO. JOHNSON 415 4% Din" etree THE SEASON. Pe Pores FAMILY FLOUR in store and for % . sale in 60. ry ‘th at Se des Family and Extra Flour, ATED De ae eta TEAL Foy Rte aaturiched Gna anRAO REST | a rare opportnty enow oforedthowedesirineto | SEALS Ming SPER TACUET te Eee tho country te atrarniste suited mt |! No,309 Missourt avenue, 3d door from Sd street. | Procure» Baocdes. or WM. GALT #00 Pe count a . in SHHMeLEE, si, tho” Opticians (5 Fearne COMMUNICATING BOONE cHmAr CARPETS ! — —— : fon wi ter and gas, far- | = ~ ~ aikinde | nish ined oe naatedy ai No, 479 streote eter- stce as _ GEN ‘YTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. we meres or more years. Goo | ences exchanged. ‘- RT_A SALOON PARLOR, with Dining WILLETT @ RUVOFF, ad for the benefit of oR BENT ar ig ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, a : hen and Bed-room. House neat eA INGRAIN, 5 oe uke ngutre at faa G tees cr OLL-CLOTHS, in all widths, 008 Deere Aven, LOST AND FOUND OR 7m RENT walle of THREE — ee FASHIONABLE BATTERS AND FURRIERS. , to. one or two gentlemen, i= ann OST—On Saturda; ie City Hall | fami Ls Wihian . hil plat Tain cold Tig dive. Gepiol and POPULAR DEY.GOODS HOUSE SAVE THE LATEST STYLE ieving at 1318 Tedin ae tie oma by = " WINTER, NEW AND HANDSOME al eae Amy ON THI orl Lo TBYST TST RING: marina Se =f ri s tirot Boum. ar rent cor ISLAND ‘S 'o Louise” suit- a . able reward will be paid if left-at 1006 Penneyiva- business or office, "Aj ia 8 CoLDsERLN 2 60 SCO), BANKERS. nie avenue. LYORD & SHILBERG Dons the Oar ome contin on ao heh Lato, at or Eye o outs aR -AR- a xh eeeares: 2 0o., ar the Gas Office, cont za room, andcom- of nowvaiue except tothe owner. “A retard of 5. pels RTS Boral Bere BANKER finder by Ie the same Phenix Planing Mill, or by faring od Ohio avenne. EW ARD—Lost, Satur ne Red Morocco" POURNE BOO! DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, 27 F ctrest, (twodeere trem 0. 8. Treasury Do- Before the close of the Winter Season, in WASHINGTON, D. oc. Receive Deposits and transact a General Bank: c|| taining ert) ‘and pra toan HANDSOME J me Goons, Business. ” ; = - ener sat stable Xchange on the principal cities taken and gives northwest. No Caeaiins BQUARE AND LONG SHAWLS, oe * 6th ‘at par to uked. Into Psieain pang : LANKETS sod DOMESTICS, sclnformat furnisbed in relation to all CHG as Assoutat TION 9 2 vorong aaa 4p, Fora oE yeep yf amp UiSion Sefere ali the Gated Slates Department S| mies : St AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF FANCY Goons. | "8X85 the = ete: & Beene whan enka wit apt compost AN MELY Not fe ones BOOMS. on suite Corver street Louisiane ‘or single, hot as OR RENT—HOUSE —~ 1419 Pen Remember, the Tth and Avenue, iences, z bs. ‘avenne, ite W) ven eat ve be shisinga at 733 am erat be te eB PARR gaara. Inguire of « ARCADE” PAYS 6 PEROENT. INT ‘8 DePosiTs. 0031. Tth street. 437 Tth street, (Island ,) between D and B. De 7 jenn Nomads anf Grove eae i a) Fa oa ies Om BERT BOONE, in a tret clace house, | w. B.—Five conts will convey 4 perecn from any = 2 northr side, ra habdsomely faruisked cites | part ef t he city direct to the door ‘AY OOOME @ Oo. == team - separate er. wo ‘other occupants, jan$-ti6th J oF ad” at md &e. a st current rates: ahaa eee 10k SIL. Mi Sicstncet and itcnoat a tT aah | avenue, mine oe ood sree Hiary tae Peta nee nuvec northwest, near Hat, wert aide” | Apply to cpu Le nett skew ES. H. F WRIGHT tie well'ancun Gistros aba F SUBURBAN BESIDENOES—Turee “Feraigh REY of at roma Miia aiietrcker eee cam | FUER ESOP URED Rec ORE ee seenine CRAG NO betnre ee tosee those who may require her services. jand-tm | Teoma, about three-ax Setable. Terms easy. te iZzie HAW WEY 3 L* Medical faline Metierns givee spree fot | Seas ARCHITECT: Streets third Bornes jackie || ear” Oller 20th chroot and 8 areas, N, © stanxwaa’ ORUMBUG ‘of Spirits, the hi MB in th N re of tance ct aa s z ay ms etal Finer bathanesd Ree a Ahgnere eae Mt arty t ore bye ali FOR SALE And will be = a MARRIAGE. — HA PP’ the: ine lease